Boadicea verch Antedios 
Boadicea verch was born in c 23BC in Venta Incenorum, Norfolk, Britain. Boadicea verch's father was Addedomaros. Her paternal grandfather was Mandubracius ap Imaneuntus. She was an only child. She died in C 62.General Notes
One of two British women to be mentioned by the ancient sources. She was the wife of king Prasutagus who was granted the kingship of the Iceni, along with clientship of Rome after the Icenian war of AD47. following her husbands death c AD60 her kingdom was pillaged by the imperial procurator Decianus Catus, and when she made complaint, she was personlly flogged and her daughters raped. Indignant at the treatment she fomented a rebellion within her tribe and, joined by their neighboring tribe the Trinovantes, plundered the Romano-British towns of Comulodunum, Verulamium and Londinium before being beaten in a pitched battle with the forces of the fovernor, Suetonius Paullinus, near Manduessedum in the midlands. (fr www.roman0britian.org/tribes/iceni.htm)
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b. in 130-132 BC d.UNKNOWN in 72 BC
- b. in Abt 90BC d.UNKNOWN in Abt 18BC
- b. in 34 AD, Bethany of Judah d.UNKNOWN
- b. in C 60bc in Trinovantum or Widford, Essex, England d.UNKNOWN in Killed by warlord Cassivellaunus
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- b. in Abt 88 BC d.UNKNOWN
- b.~30 Jan in c. 30BC,Trinovantum or Widford, Essex, England d.UNKNOWN
- b. in c 2 BC in Venta Icenorum, Norfolk, Britain d.UNKNOWN
- b. in c 23BC in Venta Incenorum, Norfolk, Britain d.UNKNOWN in C 62
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They had a daughter named Julia Victoria verch.
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