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He told us his father was half Native American from around the Great Lakes area.  Menominee? or something like that.  He showed us a map when we were children and pointed out the area and the name of the tribe (but we were all young and cannot remember exactly what he told us).  Mom thinks it was his Mother who was part Indian.

He made awesome homemade Yeast Doughnuts!

He had brothers & sisters but their names are not known.

He was an Underwater Welder in the Seabees.

The Navy put him in a Tuberculosis Hospital in Texas.  He remarried Bessie after he was released from the hospital. 

He spent time in California while he and Bessie were divorced and may have married (or not) a woman there and had a daughter named Patty.

The following is 100% true and accurate:

Flem White and Maggie White (White was her maiden name) were the parents of
Albert White.  Albert married Bessie Kelley and fathered
James Walter White who married Betty Joe York and fathered me:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennfier Denise Ward


 1918 - 1977 Bessie J Kelley on 1930 Census 58 58 Kelley is an Irish name meaning "troublesome", "contentious" and also "bright-headed".

She had Asthma
 1907 - 1976 Charley or Clive York 69 69 York is an English habitation name from the city of York in Northern England, or perhaps in some cases a regional name Ron the county of Yorkshire. 
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His father named him Charles Clive after the author of a book he was reading at the time of Charley's birth.
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He left home when he was young and rode a motorcycle across the countr
He was a great storyteller with a terrific sense of humor.
He had dark curly hair and twinkly hazel eyes.
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I am 100% sure of the following lineage:

Joseph B. York and Mary James were the parents of
James Joseph York.   James married Ida Hasseltine Seay and fathered
Charles Clive York who married Fannie Irene Bates and fathered
Betty Joe York.  Betty married James Walter White and produced moi:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennifer Denise Ward

CNW
 1910 - 1992 Fannie Irene Bates 82 82 After the death of her father when she was about 13, the family was split up.  Fannie was sent to school at Rabun Gap Nacoochee in Georgia and boarded with the Richie family until she graduated. 

She was a fantastic cook!

She suffered from Osteoarthritis for years.

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I am 100% positive that the following lineage is true and correct:

Harley Anderson Bates married as his second wife Ada Elizabeth Bell and fathered
Fannie Irene Bates who married Charles Clive York and had
Betty Joe York.  Betty married James Walter White and had me!
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennifer Denise Ward

CNW
 Living Ward Living Ward Living Anderson Living York 1872 - 1943 James Joseph York 71 71 I am 100% sure of the following lineage:

Joseph B. York and Mary James were the parents of
James Joseph York.   James married Ida Hasseltine Seay and fathered
Charles Clive York who married Fannie Irene Bates and fathered
Betty Joe York.  Betty married James Walter White and produced moi:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennifer Denise Ward

CNW 1878 - 1965 Ida Hasseltine Seay 87 87 Ida lived with her son, Earl York in Belle Glade, FL after she divorced James Joseph York.  Until she broke her hip.

She died in a nursing home in West Palm Beach where she had been for several years prior to her death.

Always dressed nicely.  A classy lady. 

"Don't Fence Me In" was a favorite song of hers.
 1889 - 1925 Harley Anderson Bates 35 35 Tombstone inscription in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetery says:
Harley A. Bates, Born Aug 28, 1889  Died 9 January 1925  At rest with Jesus


World War I Draft Registration Card shows his birth date as August 28, 1889.  He was of medium height and medium build with brown eyes and black hair.
 1886 - 1967 Ada Elizabeth Bell 80 80 Bell is most probably an English occupational name for a bell ringer or bell founder, or a habitation name for someone living "at the bell".

Ada was living with her daughter, Bessie in her brother John L. Bell's house in 1930.  George W. Bell also lived there. 1920 - 1984 Adell Ward 63 63 Private Mildred Mercer 1913 - 1984 James Russell Anderson 70 70 James had a couple of half-brothers, one of whom went to California.  The brothers were the sons of Jame's father and his second wife, a Blackfoot woman.  Names are unknown.  They also had a daughter named Polly.

Jame's father is thought to be 1/2 Swede and 1/2 Sioux.

His mother's middle name is thought to be Lucinda and she was possibly of Irish descent.  Lucinda had 2 daughters by a prior marriage.  When she was younger she drove a logging wagon pulled by a team of mules.  Apparently she was a "rip-snorter"!  She had several husbands and boyfriends and is said to have shot one of them in the foot.  She sewed another one up in a sheet while he was sleeping off a drunk and then proceeded to beat him.  It's also said that she pistol-whipped Jame's 5th grade school-teacher for spanking him. (They say James never went further than the 5th grade.)

One of his friends was Delbert Drannon.  They were in the Army together.

He worked in a steel mill at some point and was injured when a bolt fell and hit him in the head..he had a permanent indentation in his skull from that accident.

Drove tanks in South Africa in WWII (near the end of the war).  He also told a story about the soldiers having to wear their dog tags outside their shirts in plain view so the headhunters would not kill them.

His paternal grandmother was kidnapped by the Sioux.  The US Calvary rescued her and when they brought her  back she had a son fathered by an Indian warrior.  A man named Anderson later married her and raised the son, who was James' grandfather. 

When Jame's died there was some confusion before they could bury him.  The Army already had him listed as dead.   1922 - 1999 Josephine Louella Sidle 77 77 1882 - 1935 Sherman Sidle 52 52 1882 - 1957 Bertha May Gramling 74 74 1859 - 1914 Adam Gramling 55 55 1860 - 1943 Clara Alice Hoffman 82 82 The name HOFFMAN is of German origin and refers to a farmer who owned his own land as opposed to holding it by rent or feudal obligation.
 1819 - 1889 John Gramling 70 70 1833 - 1896 Sylvenia Snell 63 63 The name SNELL is an English nickname for a brisk or active person.
 Living Tranguia Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living White Living White Living White 1953 - 1982 James Anthony Cordell 29 29 Living White Living Spaid Living Beavers Living Cordell Living Smith Living Smith Living Williams Living Williams Living Deetz Living Deetz Living Deetz Living Buchanan 1943 - 2002 David Lee White 59 59 Living White Living White 1908 - 1975 James Grady Fortune 67 67 He was allegedly related to an ex-Governor of Florida.

He has children by another marriage.

Grady was listed as a Helper in the home of someone named CHILDS on the 1930 Census.  His parents are on the same page. Living Fortune BET 9 MAR 1916 AND 1917 - 1986 Winford Earl York On the 1930 Census as Winford. E York and on the Florida Death Index his name is spelled Earl Wenford York.

 1910 - 1983 Ralph Grover York 73 73 Ran an Antiques store in West Palm Beach, FL.

3 children? 1902 - UNKNOWN Edward Glen York BET 4 AND 5 MAY 1905 - 1999 Fred L. York 1912 - 1990 Lula Pearl York 78 78 1901 - 1989 Harry Leibovit 88 88 He used to talk about being in a "concentration camp"  when he was younger.  He had numbers tattooed on his arm.  He was Jewish.

He always had a little portable radio with him listening to the Stock Market updates.

Rumored to be a Bootlegger (from Miami to the Palm Beaches).

Owned a bar in Belle Glade, FL (The Brass Rail)

Owned a chain of hotels in Florida.




 BET 2 AUG 1899 AND 1900 - 2000 Berda Nell York Living Paulk Living Paulk Living Paulk 1970 - 1990 Jeffrey Scott Paulk 20 20 Scotty committed suicide by jumping off the I-95 overpass into the Lake Worth High School parking lot. 
Living Delgado Living Delgado Living Delgado ~1880 - UNKNOWN John White He had red hair.  (?)

Flem's father was supposed to be of Native American descent from somewhere around the Great Lakes area.  Menominee or something like that, according to Albert White.  (Mom says she thinks it was his mother who was Native American instead of the father but can't remember for sure).

The following is 100% true and accurate:

Flem White and Maggie White (White was her maiden name) were the parents of
Albert White.  Albert married Bessie Kelley and fathered
James Walter White who married Betty Joe York and fathered me:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennfier Denise Ward








 ~1880 - UNKNOWN Mary Magdaline ? May be part Indian from around the Great Lakes area.

According to SS5, White was her Maiden name.

The following is 100% true and accurate:

Flem White and Maggie White (White was her maiden name) were the parents of
Albert White.  Albert married Bessie Kelley and fathered
James Walter White who married Betty Joe York and fathered me:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennfier Denise Ward BET 1860 AND 1863 - BET 1921 AND 1930 Charles Walter Kelley 1910 Census has a Lodger by the name of James Magruder living with Charles and Lillie as well as Lillie's 7 year old  niece, Ollie M. Standard.


 1889 - 1968 Lillie Belle Standard 79 79 Moved to Carlsbad, New Mexico with her daughter, Mamie & family.

1910 Census has Ollie M. Standard, niece, 7 years old, living with Charles and Lillie.  There was also a lodger by the name of James Magruder living with them at that time. I suspect that this was actually James Magruder Standard, Lillie's brother.

1930 Census shows Lillie was widowed, head of the household and her 3 children living with her in Vicksburg.


 D. UNKNOWN Ruby ? Private Greadle Sparks Private Mary Lou ? 1894 - UNKNOWN Chili or Chillie Viola York D. UNKNOWN Edward Hall HALL.  English, German, Danish/Norwegian and Swedish topographic name for someone who lived near a large house, or occupational name for someone employed at a hall or manor.  Some cases may be habitation names from towns with this word, in particular Halle in the south-west corner of East Germany. 1905 - 1996 Katherine M. York 90 90 D. UNKNOWN Herbert Rogers 1913 - 1989 Howard Albert O'Berg 76 76 1915 - 2002 Ida Belle York 86 86 D. UNKNOWN Richard Roscoe Ledford D. UNKNOWN Lee Burrell ~1890 - UNKNOWN Greene Calloway 1914 - 2004 Florence Magalene Bates 90 90 Member of Black Mountain Baptist Church. D. 1994 Bob Stamey Private Katherine Virginia Bates 1913 - 1983 David Joshua Stockton 70 70 1916 - 1996 Ray Delania Bates 79 79 1919 - 1993 James Wilson Bates 74 74 BET 1920 AND 1925 - UNKNOWN Bernadette Bates Died as an infant. 1921 - 1999 Bessie Pauline Bates 77 77 D. UNKNOWN Maggie Garland 1904 - 1986 Annie Mae Bates 82 82 Double Stone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetery:
Tallent,  Annie Mae Tallent 1904-1986   J. Harve Tallent 1891-1969
 1890 - 1969 John Harvey Tallent 78 78 Ancestry - Katherine Carradine's tree 1830 - 1914 Joseph Bowens York 83 83 Tombstone in Persimmon Baptist Church Cemetery:
J. B. York;05 Nov 1830 - 29 May 1914;
"His toils are past, his work is done, he fought the fight,
the victory won."; Foot Stone, "J.B.Y."

York, J. B. -- Private - September 8, 1862. Pension records
show he was at home on sick furlough close of war.
from:
RABUN COUNTY, GA - MILITARY  - Civil War  Co.E 24TH Regiment
"Rabun Gap Riflemen"
Copyright.  All rights reserved.
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This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb
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Company E, 24th Regiment
Rabun County
"Rabun Gap Riflemen"

Grandpa (Charles Clive York) used to tell us that his grandfater Joseph was shot in the leg during the Civil War. 

A List of children of other woman
not widows as above disscribed
as of wives of Soldiers now in Survice
for Instance who are under twelve
years of age who have not the
means of Support.
Persimmon District
NameNumber of Children
Joseph York             "     5

YORK, J. B. (Joseph Bowens York), born 5 Nov 1830, s/o Jeremiah and Margaret Donaldson York; married/1: Mary S. Carnes; married/2: Mary A. James; CSA Service: Enlisted 8 Sept 1862, Co. E, 24th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Rabun Gap Riflemen, Pri. Pension records show he was at home on sick furlough close of war; died 29 Jul 1914, buried at Persimmon Baptist Church Cem., Rabun Co., GA. (Marian Miller)  http://www.usgennet.org/usa/region/southeast/garabun/civilwar/cwsursz.html  - The Civil War in Rabun County GA, Index of Soldiers

The records of the Georgia Department of Archives and History contains a list of some 300 men, "Names of Men Subject to Military Duty in Rabun County in 1862" which includes J. B. York.

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I am 100% sure of the following lineage:

Joseph B. York and Mary James were the parents of
James Joseph York.   James married Ida Hasseltine Seay and fathered
Charles Clive York who married Fannie Irene Bates and fathered
Betty Joe York.  Betty married James Walter White and produced moi:
Catherine Neal White.  My daughter by Adell Ward Jr is
Jennifer Denise Ward

CNW



  1846 - 1940 Mary M. James 93 93 Mary's father was born in North Carolina according to the 1880 census.

Tombstone in Persimmon Baptist Church Cemetery:
Mary James York; 19 Sep 1846 - 03 Apr 1940

PAGE 53
A List of Woman Wheither they are the
Wives of Soldiers or whos sons or other
person upon Whom they have usually
depended for Support heretofore has died
been killed disabled or is then absent
in the millitary Survice and who are
Indigent and have not the means of
Support
Persimon Dist.
Mrs. Joseph York

A List of children of other woman
not widows as above disscribed
as of wives of Soldiers now in Survice
for Instance who are under twelve
years of age who have not the
means of Support.
Persimmon District
NameNumber of Children
Joseph York             "     5

RABUN CO., GA - SALT LISTS - Salt list, January 23, 1863
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Submitted by Dawn Watson


Inferior Court Minutes (County Purposes), 1860 - 1869, Rabun Co., GA

PAGE 74
The names of women whos husband [is] in the Confederate Army
2.  Mary York                four children





 1802 - 1888 Jeremiah York 86 86 From Deeds and Land Records, Rabun Co, GAGenWeb:

Deed Book A, p. 159 (transcribed to Book R, p. 109) Deed dated 29 Dec. 1827, recorded 10 Jul. 1828, from John W. Towns, Rabun Co., GA, to Jeremiah York, Rabun Co., GA, conveyed 490 acres, Lot 43, First District, for $300. Witnesses: Jonathan S. Hogue and John S. Stanley. Signed: John W. Towns. (MM1)

Deed Book A, p. 240 (transcribed to Book R, p. 181) Deed dated 9 May 1830, recorded 5 Apr. 1831, from Jeremiah York, to Jeffry York, Rabun Co., GA conveyed South half of Lot 43, First District, for $150. Witnesses: Elijah Brady and John Patterson. Signed: Jeremiah York. (MM1)
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Tombstone in Persimmon Baptist Church Cemetery:
Jeremiah York; 16 Dec 1802 - 20 Dec 1888; "In Memory of"
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Excerpted from "Sketches of Rabun County History" (reprinted in 1959) by Andrew Jackson Ritchie:

          "The only children of Seymour York were three sons - Jeremiah, John and Jeffry.  The oldest son, Jeremiah, was born in 1802 and died in 1888, at the age of 86 years. He was about 21 years of age when the family came to this county.  On December 29, 1827, he purchased from John W. Towns of Talliaferro County lot 43 in the Persimmon district, containing 490 acres, at the price of $300.  He married Margaret Dollison, who died in 1870 at the age of 65 years.  All of his children were from this marriage.  There were three daughters.  Caroline married Alfred Keener.  They moved to Texas.  Margaret married L. C. Hollifield, who was for several terms Clerk of the Superior Court.  Adeline married Lee Pinner of the Persimmon district.  Late in his life Jeremiah York married Polly Ann Moore.  He was a Justice of the Peace and a deacon in the Baptist Church.  He is buried in the old Persimmon cemetery. 
     The sons for Jeremiah York were John Marion, Martin V., Cicero, the Rev. W. S. York and Joseph B. York.  The two families of John Marion York and Martin V. York are more widely known than the others.  These two men were reared on the old plantation in the Persimmon district and spent all of their lives there."

List of Slave Owners in Rabun County in 1862 includes Jeremiah York with 1 slave and his mother Miriam owned 4.
 


1837 - 1867 Mary S. Arrendale 29 29 ~1857 - UNKNOWN Galveston York ~1861 - UNKNOWN Safrona York Her first name looks like it's spelled Sophrona in the 1880 census.
 ~1862 - UNKNOWN Cicero York ~1864 - UNKNOWN Adaline York 1805 - 1870 Margaret Donelson or Dollison? 65 65 Last name may have been Donaldson or Dollison.

Tombstone in Persimmon Baptist Church Cemetery:
Margaret York; 25 Jan 1805 - 10 Dec 1870; "In Memory Of"

YORK, W. S. (William Seymore York), born 15 Apr 1823, Rabun Co., GA, s/o Jeremiah and Margaret Donaldson York; married: Nancy A. Coffee; CSA Service: Enlisted Jan. 1863, Co. F. 52d Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Army of Tennessee, C.S.A., Rabun County, GA Beauregard Braves, Pvt.; died 12 Feb 1879, buried at Persimmon Baptist Church Cem., Rabun Co., GA. (Marian Miller)  http://www.usgennet.org/usa/region/southeast/garabun/civilwar/cwsursz.html




1823 - 1879 Reverend 55 55 1825 - 1908 Nancy Coffee 83 83 1829 - UNKNOWN John Marion York D. UNKNOWN Rachel D. Jones 1833 - UNKNOWN Adeline York D. UNKNOWN Lee Pinner 1835 - 1862 Elisha Newton York 27 27 1836 - 1908 Mary Margaret York 72 72 1830 - 1917 Lorenzo Crayton Hollifield 87 87 Last name may be Hallifield. 1839 - 1916 Martin Van Buren York 77 77 1839 - 1915 Sarah Ann Hopper 75 75 1842 - UNKNOWN Caroline York 1822 - UNKNOWN Alfred Keener Last name may be Kerner. 1845 - 1919 Cicero C. York 74 74 ~1849 - 1924 Pelonia E. Kerby 75 75 D. UNKNOWN William Donaldson ~1777 - BET 1857 AND 1859 Seymour (Semore) York 1850 Slave Schedule for Rabun Co, GA shows Seamore York owning:
1 black female age 45
1 black male age 37
1 black female age 14
1 black male age 10
1 black male age 7
1 black male age 5


From Deeds and Land Records Rabun Co, GaGenWeb:

Deed Book C, p. 30 (transcribed to Book Q, p. 540) Deed dated 8 Jun. 1841, recorded 15 Jun 1841, from Allen R. Gaines, Administrator, Estate of Benjamin O'Neill, of Rabun Co., GA, to Semore York, Rabun Co., GA, conveyed north part of Lots 8 and 9, Second District, and 25 acres, being the northeast corner of Lots 21, Fifth District, Rabun Co., GA for $355. Witnesses: James Bleckley and John York. Signed: A. R. Gaines (MM1)

Deed Book A, p. 125 (transcribed to Book R, p. 78) Deed dated 10 Jan. 1826, recorded 23 Aug. 1826, from Lazarus Tilley and Sarah Tilley, his wife, Rabun Co., GA, to Semore York, Rabun Co., GA, conveyed 304½ acres, Lots 18, 11, 17, Second District, for $600. Witnesses: George Crawford and Elisha Wellborn, J.P. Signed: Lazarus Tilley and Sarah Tilley. (MM1)
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Excerpted from "Sketches of Rabun County History" (reprinted in 1959) by Andrew Jackson Ritchie:

    "In the back of the old musty volume, Book A, in the record of deeds we find that as early as 1818, a year before Rabun County was created by the Legislature, the old Jeffry Bek on his plantation in the Pickensville district of South Carolina was writing a will which was afterwards recorded as a deed.  In this instrument he says that he has given his lands to his sons and is undertaking to give two of his six negroes to his daughter Miriam and her husband, Seymour York.  Thus Seymour York was a brother in law of the noted Colonel Sam Beck.  He was then married and was living in South Carolina.
     The next we see of this mans in the recrods of deeds which show that on June 10, 1826 he purchased from Lazarus Tilley of Rabun County parts of land lots 11, 17 and 18 on Scott's Creek west of Clayton, containing 300 acres, at the price of $600.  Here Seymour York made his home and reared his family.  He built a corn mill on the creek.  The heavy sills of locust timber are still there, and the mill has been in use until recently.  This man was thus the patriarch of all the Yorks in Rabun County, so far as we know."
     The only children of Seymour York were three sons - Jeremiah, John and Jeffry."

Grand Juror, April term 1829.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BET 1777 AND 1780 - BET 1859 AND 1860 Meriam Beck Family Data Collection - Births Record, Ancestry.com
Miriam Beck born 1780 in VA daughter of Jeffrey Beck and Mary Molly McDaniel

Family Data Collection - Deaths Record, Ancestry.com
Miriam Beck died 1859 in Rabun county, GA

"Sketches of Rabun County History" by Andrew Jackson Ritchie (see note in Miriam's Father's file regarding her inheritance).  "On January 1, 1860, the mother, Miriam York, widow of Seymour York, agreed with her three sons, Jeremiah, Jeffry and John, on a division of the Seymour York estate.  Jeffry was allotted some of the land on Scott's Creek.  The balance went mostly to John York."

List of Slave Owners in Rabun County in 1862 includes Jeremiah York with 1 slave and his mother Miriam owned 4.

Beck is an English topographic name for someone who lived beside a stream.  Also an English (Norman) habitation name form any of the various places in Northern France, for example Bec Hellouin in Eure.






 ~1753 - 1835 Jeremiah York 82 82 1790 Federal Census for Randolph County, NC shows Jeremiah York as head of household with 4 free white males under the age of 16 and 5 free white females.

At the period of the insurrection of the Regulators and it's tragic aftermath John Aldred or Alred must have been in full sympathy with those who opposed official tyranny. There is preserved one Petition from a group of his neighbors, and he on behalf of Thomas Welborn, who appears to have come under investigation for his part in the struggle. Among those signing this testimonial were these: SEMORE YORK, JEREMIAH YORK, Tidence Lane, John Lance, JOHN ALREAD, Shubal Stearnes. (Colonial records of North Carolina (25-26)
 ~1780 - BET 1810 AND 1824 Sarah Allred I'm a bit uncomfortable with Sarah's ancestry and the dates I have for her.  I haven't found reliable documentation for anything I've found on her online.  This needs work.





 1723 - 1792 John Allred 69 69 In 1755 entered a land warrant in Orange County, NC for 640 acres of land on the east side of Deep River, on the mouth of Mount Pleasant Run on Sandy Creek, and included both his and Thomas Alldrid's improvements.  The land had previously been entered by John McDaniel.  This warrant was entered the 15th of March 1755. (fr www.allredroster.com)

Orange County Tax Records, 1755 and 1772. (John Alred)

Will dated 1792 names children John, Joseph, Jonathan, Elizabeth Horner, Catherine Julian, Susannah Guren, Barbara York and unmarried daughters Lidy, Rebecca, Margaret, Mary and Sarah.  It is possible that Joseph, Jonathan and Sarah were children of another marriage. (Jerry McCoy's tree at Ancestry.com)

Recognized as a DAR patriot, for patriotic service in North Carolina.


 BET 1723 AND 1739 - 1801 Margaret Cheney Margaret's name may be Lillian Margaret Cheney.  Also called Peggy.

There may be some doubt about the validity of a marriage between John Allred and Margaret Cheney (fr www.allredroster.com)
 1720 - 1804 Francis Cheney 84 84 He first appears in 1759 in the record of Lord Granville granting James Chaney some land in Orange [now, Randolph] Co., NC. He, in 1762, was also granted land. (The Randolph County, North Carolina, Deed Book 8, p368, records that the Earl of Granville, K.G., granted 400 acres of Orange County to Francis Chaney on 39 June 1762. The land was on the Richland Creek of the waters of Deep River.) Tax lists record him and Francis, Jr., a son who would move to Kentucky then Tennessee. Also, there is John Chaney, another son. His daughter, Margaret, married into the Allred family. In 1804, Francis was deeding land to her, her son (Jonathan Allred) and to John Chaney. This appears to indicate that he might have been reaching the end of his active life and was passing his property to his heirs before he died. However, this is only speculation.
The number of children he and Sarah had is uncertain although the twenty year difference between John and Margaret suggests that several more children were probably born. ---Jesse Gerald Chaney, Sr.


Several records have been located which seem to locate this Francis Chaney in North Carolina although earlier records indicate that he was possibly born about 1700 in New Kent Co., Virginia. However, this preparer feels that that Francis Chaney is too old. (Most ot the content of the following is quoted from the correspondence of Jesse Gerald Chaney.) Note that although the records are of Randolph County, when the transactions were recorded, the area was then part of Orange County.

Francis appears on the 1755 Tax REcords for Orange Co, NC (as Francis Chancy).

Randolph County, NC, Deed Book 8, page 368: A grant of 400 acres from the Earl of Granville, K.G., to Francis Chaney of Orange County, in the Province of North Carolina, on Richland Creek of the Waters of Deep River, 30 June, 1762.

Francis signed the Regulator petition of Governor William Tryon in 1768 and fought in the Battle of Alamance in 1771.  Colonial Records from NC, Orange Co, NC- Misc-Regulators

In the same Deed Book 8, page 232: Francis Chaney, for love and affection to his daughter, Margaret Allred, one hundred Acres, 26 April, 1801. (John Chaney, in his application for a Revolutionary War pension, named his sister, Margaret Allred.)

On the same page 232: Francis Chaney, for love and goodwill, to his grandson Jonathan Allred, one hundred acres on the Weste End of his land on one fork of Richland Creek 26 April 1801.

On page 431: Francis Chaney, for love and goodwill, to Margaret Alred, his daughter, one hundred acres lying on the waters of Richland Creek as well more fully appear by applying the old original deed given to said Francis Chaney by the Earl of Granville, 2 October, 1804.

On pages 500 and 501: Francis Chaney Sr., Francis Chaney Jr., Michael Harvey Sr., Margaret Alred, and Margarett Stillwell to John Chaney, for one hundred pounds, one hundred acres on the waters of Richland Creek, 27 September 1804. (This John Chaney is certainly the son of Francis Chaney, Sr., who, in an application for a Revolutionary War pension in 1833 in Greene Co., IN, reported that his father was Francis Chaney and his sister was Margaret Allred.)

These documents seem to indicate that Francis Chaney (Sr.) was dispensing his property. This suggests that he was considering his death. Whether he was ill or aged is not clear. No record of his death, nor any other transactions nor legal records, have been found after this year, 1804. ---Jesse Gerald Chaney, Sr. & Charles C. Chaney;

1790 Federal Census for 1790 show Francis Chaney Sr. as head of household.

 BET 1719 AND 1730 - >1757 Sarah Aurick 1706 - 1792 John Arledge 86 86 John Allred and wife, Anne Hamilton, came to Orange County, NC about 1750.  Randolph County was later formed from portions of Orange and Rowan Counties.  On March 15, 1755 he received a land grant from the Crown for a tract of land on Sandy Creek.

John was married twice.  His first wife is Unknown.  Thomas and William were possibly children of the previous marriage.

Moved to Frederick Co, VA by 1745; Camden Dist, SC by 1749.  ???
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John’s Will

(transcribed as written)
from http://www.allredfamily.org/johnstranscribedwill.html


In the name of God, Amen. I John Allred of Randolph County and State of North Carolina being sick and weak in body though of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for it calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make ordain constitute and appoint this my last will and testament in manner following declaring this only to be my last will and testament utterly revoking and disavowing all other wills and testaments by me made and in the first place recommending my Soul to God who gave it nothing doubting but I shall receive the same again at the last day by the mighty power of God and my body to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the discretion of my Executor and my just debts and funeral charges to be paid.

Item I give and bequeath to my son John Allred the sum of forty shillings to be paid out of my estate

Item I give and bequeath to my son Joseph Allred one half of my land to wit the upper part containing one hundred and twenty five acres. I give to my son Joseph one cow

Item I give and bequeath to my son Jonathan Allred the other half of my land including the dwelling home.

Item I give to my said son Jonathan one cow

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Horner the sum of ten shillings to be raised out of my estate.

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Julian the sum of ten shillings to be raised out of my estate.

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Susannah Guren the sum of ten shillings to be raised out of my estate.

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Lidy one cow

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Rebecca one cow

Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret one mare coult and likewise my bed and bedstead and one cow and likewise ten pounds to be raised out of my estate and my will further is that my negroe man and my horses and the remainder of my cattle exclusive of what is mentioned in the will shall be sold and the money summing there from to be equally divided amongst the following children to wit Joseph Allred, Jonothan Allred, Barbara York, Sarah Allred, Mary Allred, Liddy Allred, Rebecca Allred and Margaret Allred and further I do constitute and appoint Renny Julien and Isaac Julien Executors to this my last will and testament in witness whereof I have set my hand and seal the fifteenth day of September 1792.

Signed and Sealed and pronounced his

in the presence of John Allred (Seal)

Isaac Odell mark

John Duncan

Enoch Davis

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State of North Carolina

Randolph County

December Term 1792

It having been certified to the Court that John Allred is dead and hath made his last will and testament in writing a copy of which is hereunto annexed - Renny Julian and Isaac Julian - Executors in said will named qualified accordingly. These are therefore authorized and impower the said Executors to act as such observing the directions of the act of assembly in that case made and provided. Given at the Clerks offices in Randolph the second Monday of December Anno Domi 1792 in the 7 year of our Independence.

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Land Records:

John received his first land grant March 15, 1755.  Unfortunately, the original paper work for this land grant is in such horrible shape that it is only available for viewing via microfilm now.  As you can see, it's very hard to read.  However, we do have the following description of this original land grant taken from the book Orange County Records, Volume I, Granville Proprietary Land Office, Abstracts of Loose Papers edited by William D. Bennett.  This book is on file in the Genealogy Room of the NC State Archives.  On page 12, you'll find: 

Allrid, John        Warrent        15 March 1755

640 acres on east side Deep River, on mouth of Mount Pleasant Run of Sandy Run; includes his and Thomas Alldrid's improvements; heretofore entered by John McDaniel.

Entered 15 March 1755

Surveyed 2 May 1755

Deed 15 March 1756

Another description of the same land comes from the book (page 50) Orange County Records, Vol. V, Granville Proprietary Land Office, Deeds and Surveys, 1752-1760 edited by William D. Bennett, C. G. also on file in the Genealogy Room, NC State Archives, Raleigh, NC:

148.  15 March 1756, John Alred, planter, ten shillings, on both sides Mount Pleasant Creek, begin at a black oak, N crossing the creek 65 ch. to a black oak, E crossing the creek 80 ch. to a white oak, S 65 ch. to a white oak, W 80 ch. to first station, 520 acres, twenty shillings ten pence rent per year, surveyed 2 May 1755, Thos. Allred and Herman Husbands, SCC (SSLG 83-C) (Ed. note: see also N. C. Patent Book 14:332)

We also have this plat map which was attached to the original land grant.

Using this information we have been able to pin-point exactly where John's land was located.  Using today's map of North Carolina, locate Asheboro (Randolph County) in the center of the state.  Follow HWY 64 East from Asheboro to Ramseur.  Go north on HWY 22 about 1 1/2 miles, turn right on Patterson Grove Church Road.  Go 3 miles, turn left on Academy Road (at the church).  Go 1/2 mile and you'll find a bridge which crosses Sandy Creek.  Get out and walk 1/2 way across the bridge looking to your north.  About 50 yards north of the bridge you'll see the "mouth" of Mt. Pleasant Creek as it branches away from Sandy Creek.  Per the descriptions in the land grants, this is where John was living in 1755.  John's younger brother, Thomas, was living with him at that time.  To our knowledge, John remained on this land and is most likely buried on it somewhere.  His grave has not been found. 

From http://www.allredfamily.org/johnslandrecords.htm

In May 1740, CLEMENT ARLEDGE obtained an attachment against the Estate of JOHN ARLEDGE for nine hundred pounds of tobacco.

On 15 March 1755 is recorded a "Grant from Earl Granville to JOHN ALDRED of Orange Co., N.C., of 640 acres. Entry 154. No. 01128.

On 15 March 1756 there was a "Grant to JOHN ALDRED or ALRED of 520 acres on both sides of Mt. Pleasant Creek.  Grant No31 File No 325 Orange Co Grant Book ? (14:332)

At the period of the insurrection of the Regulators and it's tragic aftermath John Aldred or Alred must have been in full sympathy with those who opposed official tyranny. There is preserved one Petition from a group of his neighbors, and he on behalf of Thomas Welborn, who appears to have come under investigation for his part in the struggle. Among those signing this testimonial were these: SEMORE YORK, JEREMIAH YORK, Tidence Lane, John Lance, JOHN ALREAD, Shubal Stearnes. (Colonial records of North Carolina (25-26)

Randolph County was formed from Orange County and Rowan County, (Guilford Co. from Orange and Rowan, 1771; Randolph Co. From Guilford, 1779), and this included the Sandy Creek Settlement. It is probable that JOHN died before 1779, but the date of his death is uncertain.

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The Rape of Lydia Allred

A Research Report

By: Linda Allred Cooper

Whenever we think of the "good ole days" we tend to forget that some of the horrors we associate with today’s world sometimes happened back then too. The story of Lydia Allred is one such case.

Lydia was born in Orange County, North Carolina in 1770. She was one of the younger children of John Allred who settled in North Carolina in the 1750’s. Lydia was raised on the family farm located near today’s Patterson Grove community just north of Franklinville, NC. In 1779 this same land became part of the newly formed Randolph County.

Most of the time Lydia’s neighbors were law abiding. Court documents from that time period show that there were occasional visits to court to complain about a missing cow or hog and a few accusations of theft of farm equipment, but, for the most part, life was peaceful. One important exception to that rule was the Lewis family.

John and Priscilla Lewis raised a large family on their land located just north of today’s Franklinville. This family, especially the boys and men, were well known as mean, tough, belligerent bullies. They made their own rules, followed no laws but their own and beat or killed anyone who made them mad. One account taken from the book "The Randolph Story" on file in the Randolph Room, Asheboro Public Library states:

The Lewises were tall, broad, muscular and very powerful men. The family were the lions of the country. Their character was eminently pugnacious. Nearly all of them drank to intoxication; aware of power, they insulted whom they listed; they sought occasions of quarrel as a Yankee does gold in California. They rode through plantations; killed their neighbor’s cattle; took fish from other men’s traps; said what they pleased; all more for contention than gain. Though the opposed had power, they were afraid to prosecute them, they knew these human hydras had no mercy; they dreaded their retaliating vengeance. Anything, man or beast, that crossed their path periled it’s life. The neither sheltered themselves under the strong arm of the law nor permitted others to do so, they neither gave nor asked mercy. Their pledge was sure as anything human could be. If they threatened death or torture, those threatened always thought it prudent to retire to the very uttermost part of the earth.

Stephen Lewis, the fifth child of John and Priscilla, was born June 4, 1757. (1) Per Lewis family documents, he fought and bullied his way into adulthood. In the 1770’s he began appearing in court, charged with a variety of theft, assaults and battery. More times, than not, the court found him not-guilty, no doubt fearing retaliation from him or his family. On the few occasions he was found guilty, he was usually fined some small amount which was never collected.

This pattern continued on into the mid 1780’s. Between March and October 1786, Stephen and his brother, John, had been in court 11 different times (2) answering a variety of charges. One of those charges was brought by Lydia’s father, John, who accused John Lewis of assault in June 1786. (3) John Lewis was found innocent and John Allred became the target of some vicious retaliation.

The Allred family found themselves confronted by the Lewis family over the next few months. Farm equipment disappeared. Farm animals were slaughtered. When the family members went to visit neighbors, they were followed and taunted. Finally, on a sunny afternoon in October, it all came "to a head".

October 30th no doubt began as a normal day on the farm. Chores were performed, meals were cooked and served by the women while the men worked in the fields. The colorful fall leaves were falling and the weather had a slight "nip in the air". When her chores were finished, Lydia decided to walk the well worn wagon path to her sister and brother-in-law’s home, Barbara and William York. Barbara was 17, only one year older than Lydia and a newly wed. The sisters were close and no doubt missing each other’s daily company. A visit would be welcome.

The court document filed November 6, 1786 tells the story in chilling detail. Lydia was walking along the path when Stephen Lewis rode up on his horse. He, no doubt, recognized her as one of John Allred’s daughters. Lewis got off of his horse and grabbed Lydia, pulling her to him roughly and forcing her onto his lap as he sat down on a log. Holding her tightly, he asked her to have "carnal knowledge" with him. She refused, telling him she would rather die and tried to fight her way free of his clutches. Angered, he forced his hand under her skirt and "placed his hand on her privates and forced his fingers into her body". She fought valiantly, but he was bigger and stronger than the frightened 16 year old girl. He pushed her to the ground and violently beat and raped her.

When finished, Lewis left Lydia lying on the path and rode off. She pulled herself together and somehow managed to get to her sister’s home. As you can imagine, the family reacted in horror and demanded justice. On November 6, Lydia’s father, brothers and brother-in-laws came to court to file charges (4) against Stephen Lewis.

Unfortunately, as in the past, the court continued to be reluctant to indict or convict anyone in the Lewis family of anything - even something as horrible as rape. Court records show that although the Allred family presented overwhelming evidence and Lydia herself was forced to testify in detail about the rape, little was done to Stephen Lewis. Finally, in December, the court agrees to indict Lewis (5 & 6) and hold a trial. However, the intimidated jurors and court officials, fearing reprisals from the Lewis family, vote to post-pone the trial until Spring 1787. They were probably hoping that, with the new court session, they would not be chosen as jurors and would escape the Lewis family wrath.

On February 1, 1787, Stephen Lewis was back in court (7) accused of threatening the life of Lydia’s father, John. He had already beat John, breaking his nose, and continued to harass the family every chance he got. John asked the court for protection. It wasn’t awarded until another week passed. In response, Stephen and his family increased their campaign of harassment and terror.

Finally, in March 1787, the court imposes a 100 pound bond on Lewis (8) to guarantee his appearance in court for trial.  But, the trial is post-poned once again as the Lewis family’s threats scare the jurors. By June, Lydia’s father had reached his limit and begins fighting back. However, he accomplishes nothing except getting himself arrested (9) for "profane swearing in public". The humiliation must have been unbearable as John is arrested for "swearing" while his daughter’s rapist still roamed free. While in court facing the original "swearing" charge, John loses his temper again and swears at the court officials. Again he is charged and fined.

The rape trial is post-poned again and again as the jurors and court officials were harassed by the Lewis family. Court documents also show that the Lewis brothers were in court many times (10) over the next 4 years as they continued to wreak havoc in Randolph County. But, as we’ve all heard, "you reap what you sow" and eventually everyone pays for the evil they do.

When Stephen raped Lydia, he was married. Lewis family records show that he beat his wife on a regular basis, treating her no better than he did his neighbors. Finally, in 1791, Stephen’s brother, Richard, helped Stephen’s wife escape and hid her outside of the county at the home of a friend. Richard was no better than Stephen, so this unusual act of kindness was rare. Stephen and Richard argued violently about the beatings, and finally Richard agreed to return Stephen’s wife if he would promise to quit beating her. Stephen refused. Eventually he found his wife and dragged her back home, beating her severally. Stephen then went to his brother’s home intending to kill him. Richard, seeing Stephen approach, grabbed his shot gun and ran upstairs. As Stephen climbed the stairs looking for Richard, Richard shot and wounded him. The family gathered around and soon Stephen was sent back home patched up, but very angry.

As Stephen laid at home recovering from the gun-shot wound, he swore to everyone in hearing distance that he would kill his brother as soon as he was healed. Richard, knowing Stephen fully intended to carry out this threat, finally decided to end the feud once and for all. He rode to Stephen’s house, crept quietly to the back of the house where he knew Stephen was recovering. As he looked through a crack in the wall, he could see Stephen sitting up in bed having his wound dressed. Richard stuck the barrel of the gun through the crack in the wall and shot his brother through the heart, killing him instantly.

Lydia, in the meantime, never recovered emotionally from the rape. She became a recluse, painfully shy, never wanting to go out in public or leave the confines of home. Her father, John, died in 1792 knowing that his daughter’s rapist had finally paid for his crimes. After John died, Lydia moved in with her sister, Barbara, and her family where she lived until her death.
from http://www.allredfamily.org/lydiareport.htm 
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Other Sources:
Historical Southern Families, Vol X, Allred (Aldridge) of North Carolina, Page 82.
1755 Tax List for Orange Co, NC




 ~1709 - UNKNOWN Virginia Annie Hamilton Hamilton is a Scots and N. Irish habitation name, ultimately not from the town of Hamilton near Glasgow, but from what is now a deserted village in the parish of Barkby, Leics.  However, some bearers may derive their name from the town founded by the Hamiltons, rather than from being members of the Norman family.

 ~1727 - 1783 Semore York 56 56 Semore York was a loyal British subject.  He is recorded in the Colonial North Carolina records as Seymoure, Seymour, and Cemore York. 

Rev. Shubal Stearns established the Sandy Creek Baptist Church in 1756 on land donated by Semore York. 

This information on Semore York was provided by Dennis R. York, Jr. with sources from him given as "Ten Sons of Oliver pp 113-127 by Solon P. Crain and Marguerite Starr Crain; A History of North Carolina Baptists 1727-1932 by M.A. Huggins; History of North Carolina Baptists by George Washington Paschal; York Families of Randolph County North Carolina by Dennis York; Genealogical files of Dennis York; Randolph County will books and tax lists, and U.S. Census record; North Carolina Colonial Records.

Semore York pp 529 Randolph County History Book item 643.

Semore York (ca 1727-1783) was a loyal British subject, born in England about 1727 along with his brothers Henry, John, and perhaps Thomas York. Semore is also recorded in the Colonial North Carolina records as Seymore, Seymoure, and Cemore York. Their father Jeremiah York had emigrated from England with his family into the Pipe Creek settlement of Maryland between Baltimore and Philadelphia in the early 1700's. By 1750 Jeremiah York and his three sons Henry, John, and Semore had migrated into Granville County, NC, in what is now Randolph County, NC. Thomas York had also migrated into Granville County, NC.


The great awaking or Great Revival began about 1726 in New England. Mr. Shubal Stearns, a native of Boston, Massachusetts, was bred a Presbyterian, but embraced the Baptist principles in Tolland, Connecticut. He was ordained March 20, 1751, by elders of Stonington and New London, Conn., as a Separatists Baptist minister. The Philadelphia Association appointed in 1755 two ministers to visit North Carolina "in the interest of evangelism." Rev. Shubal Stearns and Rev. Daniel Marshall with a few families came to Orange County, North Carolina, from Cacapon near Winchester in Hampshire County, Virginia, in the fall following General Braddock's defeat in November 1755. The Stearns and the York's all settled in the Sandy Creek and Mount Pleasant Creek region of what is now northeast Randolph County. Rev. Shubal Stearns established the Sandy Creek Baptist Church in 1756 on land donated by Semore York.

As soon as they arrived, a little meetinghouse was built in 1756 with sixteen members. This was followed by the organization of the Sandy Creek Association in 1758. Then a house of 30 feet by 26 feet was built in 1762 with about 40 families. One of their exhorters was Tidence Lane.

"It was the mother church, nay the grandmother church, and a great grand mother to 42 churches from which sprang 125 ministers. All the separate Baptists sprang hence; not only eastward toward the sea, but westward to Tennessee, not only towards the great river Mississippi, but northward to Virginia and southward to South Carolina and Georgia" according to Morgan Edwards' 1772 notebook.

Some of the Baptists were involved in the Regulator movement that later resulted in the Battle of Alamance on May 16, 1776. Rev. Shubal Stearns and the Sandy Creek Association threatened to excommunicate members who disturbed the peace as Regulators. But feelings for freedom from oppression ran very deep. The Sandy Creek Church reduced from 616 to fourteen souls following the defeat at the Battle of Alamance and persecution of the Regulators by Governor Tryon.

Morgan Edwards wrote, "It is said that 1500 families departed since the Battle of Alamance and a great many more are waiting to follow.  "It is from this historical event and origin that the Southern Baptist and Primitive Baptist formed their beginnings and had their greatest missionary growth throughout the South.

Soon after the Battle of Alamance, Rev. Shubal Sterns died 20 November 1771 and was buried in the Sandy Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. There is a rough, stone grave marker nearby in the same cemetery for Semore York. It reads "S Y, 8 Feb 1783" and is only a few feet northeast from the original church building site. The will of Semore York was probated in Randolph County in March 1783.

The North Carolina Colonial Records indicate Semore York was very active in the Revolutionary War activities and events leading up to our Independence. On January 10, 1776, Governor Josiah Martin, last royal governor of North Carolina, issued the order:  To William Fields, James Hunter, Robert Fields, Jeremiah Fields, and Seymoure York, Esquires of the County of Guilford; Greetings:  I hereby grant to you power and authority to form the forces you shall so raise, into companies of fifty men each, and to appoint one Captain, …and I do hereby give you full power and authority to seize and take whatsoever may be necessary of arms, ammunition, provisions, horses, and carriage for the subsistence and accommodation of His Majesty's faithful subjects"

Semore York was a loyalist Tory, and served a British Captain.  He led a company of 34 men into the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge near Wilmington, North Carolina, on February 27, 1776. The battle lasted three minutes.  Thirty of the Tories were killed or mortally wounded and between 20 and 30 taken prisoners, among whom was his Excellency General Donald Macdonald, the aged Highlander and sick leader of the Tories.

The Engagement at the Bridge

When Lillington arrived at the bridge on the 25th, he quickly saw the position's defensive advantages. The creek, a dark, sluggish, stream about 35 feet wide, wound through swampy terrain and could be crossed in the vicinity of only over this bridge. To dominate the crossing, Lillington built a low earthwork on a slight rise overlooking the bridge and its approach from the east. Joining Lillington the next day, Caswell sent his men across the bridge to throw up earthworks there. Thus by the evening on February 26, the patriots straddled the bridge. Lillington with 150 men waited on the east side of the creek, and Caswell with 850 men were camped on the west. MacDonald's loyalists, 1,600 strong but with arms for less than half that many, camped 6 miles away. MacDonald had lost the race to the bridge and now had to decide whether to avoid fighting once more or to cut through their opponents. At a council of war the younger leader carried the debate, and eventually all agreed that the enemy should be attacked. An element in the decision was the report by a scout that Caswell's position lay on their side of the river and was thus vulnerable.

At 1 a.m. on the 27th the loyalists set out on their march to the attack, with a party of 75 picked broad swordsmen under Capt. John Campbell in the lead. By now MacDonald had fallen ill, and Donald McLeod was in command. The going was slow, for the route lay through thickets and swampy ground. During the night Caswell abandoned the camp and withdrew across the creek. Once on the other side, Caswell's men removed the planks and greased the girders. Posting artillery to cover the bridge, they waited in darkness for the advancing Scots.

An hour before dawn the loyalists came upon Caswell's deserted camp and found the fires burning low. Moving on to nearly woods, McLeod regrouped his men and passed the rallying cry - "King George and Broad Swords" - along the line. There they waited for daybreak. Suddenly gunfire sounded near the bridge. Though it was not yet light, McLeod couldn't wait any longer. Three cheers rang out - the signal for the attack - and the loyalists rushed the partly demolished bridge with broadswords out and bagpipes skirling. Picking their way over the bridge and onto the opposite bank, they got within 30 paces of the patriot earthworks before they were met by a withering fire of musketry and artillery. Nearly all the advance party were cut down, and the whole force soon retreated. It was all over in a few minutes. Pursuit turned the repulse into a rout. The loyalists lost some 30 killed and 40 wounded. Only one patriot died.

Within weeks the patriots had captured "all suspected person" and disarmed "all Highlanders and ex-Regulators that were ... in the late battle." The spoils included 1,500 rifles, 350 "guns and shot-bags," 150 swords and dirks, and £15,000 sterling. Some 850 "common Soldiers" and most of the loyalists were captured. The leaders were imprisoned or banished from the colony. The soldiers were paroled to their homes.

Though the battle was a small one, the implications were large. The victory demonstrated the surprising patriot strength in the countryside, discouraged the growth of loyalist sentiment in the Carolinas, and spurred revolutionary feeling throughout the colonies. The British seaborne force , which finally arrived in May, moved on to Sullivan's Island off Charleston, S.C. In late June patriot militia repulsed Sir Peter Parker's land and naval attack, ending the British hopes of squashing rebellion in the South for two years. "Had the South been conquered in the first half of 1776," the historian Edward Channing concluded, "it is entirely conceivable that rebellion would never have turned into revolution ... At Moore's Creek and Sullivan's Island the Carolinas turned aside the one combination of circumstances that might have made British conquest possible."
 

The British Royal government in North Carolina came to an end on the dark, twisting, swampy waters of Moore's Creek.  During this battle Capt. Semore York was taken prisoner and removed to Halifax, North Carolina, for several months. On April 1776 a list of prisoners in the Halifax Jail include Semore York's name. On October 12, 1776, his wife, Sylvania Aldridge York, petitioned the Council of Safety, sitting at Halifax, North Carolina, seeking his release in order to provide for his family. Semore committed the worst possible act when he lead the king's troops against the patriots at Moore's Creek in 1776, yet he was eventually released from prison, retained his property and received his citizenship. This indicates he was able to atone for his loyalty to the crown during the early months of the war. It also indicates he possessed that rare ability of being able to stand firm in his convictions without losing the respect of his opponents and his children, who were patriots.

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SEMORE YORK

In the name of God amen, I Semore York of Randolph county in the state of North Carolina being sick and in a low state of health but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for it.  Calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men due to die do make constitute ordain and confirm this my last will and testamente by me made Declaring this only to be my laste will and Testament revoking and canceling all other wills and testaments by me made Declaring the Only to be my laste will and testament and in the firste place I recommend my Soul to God who gave it and my body to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the discretion of my Executors never doubting but I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God--and as touching such worldly goods as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I Despose thereof in the following manner after all my just debts and funeral charge be paid.
   
I bequeath to my well beloved wife her feather bed and furniture and all the reste of my household furniture Excepte such as I appoint too my children in this will.

Item -- I bequeath to my well beloved wife one negroe girl named Nan with free privalidge to live on my plantation until my youngest child comes of age.

Item -- I bequeath to my Eldeste son Jeremiah all the land and improvements now in his possession.

Item -- I bequeath to my daughter Sarah her bed and table all the rest of her household goods she received after she was married.  I also bequeath to my Daughter Sarah the sum of five shillings starting to be paid oute of my Estate.

Item -- I bequeath to my Daughter Dorcas her bed and mattress and all the reste of the household goods and other things which she received before and after she was married.  I also bequeath to my said Daughter Dorcas the sum of five shillings to be paid out of my Estate.

Item -- I bequeath to my son Shubal the land whereon he now lives with all the improvements thereon containing about one hundred and seventy acres more or less to be divided from John Wilburns land.  Likewise I bequeath to him my said son Shubal his horse and saddle and bridle and all the rest of the things he received from me before he was married Also I bequeath to him my said son Shubal the sum of five shillings starting to be paid out of my Estate.

Item -- I bequeath to my son Semore one half of the land whereon I now live that is to say that part which lies adjoining to the plantation whereon William Allred Sr. now lives.  I likewise bequeath to him my said son Semore one mare to be worth twenty five pounds and a saddle and bridle and likewise a good suit of clothes when he comes of age.

Item -- I bequeath to my sons Isaac and John the sum of two hundred pounds in hard monty rates to be raised oute of my Estate and to be paid out in hand at the Discretion of my Executors and likewise a horse and saddle and bridle and a suite of clothes for both when they come of age at the Discretion of my executors.

Item -- I bequeath to my son Jabez one half of the land whereon I now live that is to say that parte whereon the house and other improvements is likewise one horse and saddle and bridle and a suit of clothes when he comes of age at the Discretion of my executors.

Item - I bequeath to my Daughters Martha and Tabitha each a feather bed and furniture and each a bedstead and likewise a cow and calf and a saddle for Each of the aforesaid girls Martha and Tabitha when they come of age at the Discretion of my Executors.

Likewise I bequeath thate the remainder of my lands and negroes note particularly mentioned in this will shall be sold at the discretion of my Executors and the money arising there from to be equally divided between my six youngest children excepting two hundred pounds in hard money rates which is bequeathed to Isaac and John as aforesaid land.  It is my will that my Executors make a deed for one hundred and twenty acres of land to my son-in-law John Wilburn the land that my father formerly lived on and likewise a claim of land containing about eighty acres adjoining aforesaid land.

It is further my will that the stock and all the impliments belonging to the plantation be left thereon towards raising and maintaining the children and schooling them  Except any parte thereof that shall appear superfluous to the Executors and then to be sold and the money to be converted to any necessary expense that may occure and I do appoint my wife and my son Semore Executors to this my last will and testament and in case my wife should remarry or die before my son Semore comes of age it is my will that my son Jeremiah shall be executor in her place.   Duly executed according to the true Intent and Meaning thereof.

Semore York    (Seal)
Salvania York    (Seal)
Signed Sealed and Pronounced       Randolph County March Court 1783
in the presents of those names       The last will and testament of
underwritten this twenty-                  Semore York was proved in open court
eighth day of January 1782.            by the oath of Nathan Allridge one of
Enoch Davis                                     the subscribing witnesses thereto and
Nathan  X  Allridge                            ordered to be recorded.
William  X  Swaford                             William Bell CC

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1. April 1768 Deed from William Aldridge to Absalom McDaniel for 100 acres proved by Simore York.
2.  Deed of Sale from Absalom McDaniel to James Aldridge for 50 acres proved by Simore York.
(NC State Dept of Archives & History, Orange County Registration of Deeds 1752-1793)
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Semore is on the 1755 tax list for Orange County NC. (Simore York)

At the period of the insurrection of the Regulators and it's tragic aftermath John Aldred or Alred must have been in full sympathy with those who opposed official tyranny. There is preserved one Petition from a group of his neighbors, and he on behalf of Thomas Welborn, who appears to have come under investigation for his part in the struggle. Among those signing this testimonial were these: SEMORE YORK, JEREMIAH YORK, Tidence Lane, John Lance, JOHN ALREAD, Shubal Stearnes. (Colonial records of North Carolina (25-26)
 ~1731 - 1791 Sylvania L Aldredge 60 60 Semore and his wife, Silvana, are mentioned in a deed dated 2 Jan 1776 (Randolph Co, NC Deed Book, p48); abstracted by Barbara Newsom Grigg for the Randolph Co GGY Journal.  (Ancestry.com - Wright & Kivett Connections)

1790 Federal Census, Randolph Co, NC Silvana York as Head of Household along with 2 free white males 16 and older, 1 free white male, under 16, 1 free white female and 1 slave.




 13 MAR 1702/03 - 1770 William Ezekial Aldridge William's name appears on the first tax list of Orange County, NC in 1755.

William signed the Regulator petition of Governor William Tryon (Colonial Records from NC Archives, Orange Co NC - Misc - Regulators)

"Grant to William Aldridge-Aldred from Earl Granville for 256 acres on a branch of Sandy Creek, waters of Deep River, called Mr. Pleasant...beginning at a hickory on Herman Husband's line."(Orange County, NC, Deed Book 14, page 328, November 13, 1756)

"Grant from Earl Granville to William Aldred-Alred for 296 acres, on Bush Creel of Deep River..." (Orange County NC Deed Book 14, page 330 December 11, 1762)

1 December 1759 Deed from Earl Granville to William Aldridge for 256 acres proved by William Churton.
2 August 1761 Deed of sale from William Aldridge to Nathaniel Howard for 51 acres proved by William Reed.
3 November 1763 Deed from Earl Granville to William Aldred for 296 acres proved by William Churton.
4 Deed of sale from Daniel McDaniel to William Aldridge for 100 acres proved by William Pryor.
5 April 1768 Deed from William Aldridge to Absalom McDaniel for 100 acres proved by Simore York.
(NC State Dept of Archives & History, Orange County Registration of Deeds 1752-1793)





 1704 - 1793 Elizabeth Symons 89 89 1694 - 1784 Jeremiah York 90 90 Another source says Jeremiah was born in Yorkshire, England.

The following excerpts were found on the internet, titled "Ratliff - Smith Genealogy" by (I believe) Lydia York.

"Jeremiah appears on the tax records of West Nottingham Township, Chester Co, PA between the years 1718-1729. 

In 1722 Jeremiah was devised personal property in the will of John Wilson of Cecil Co, MD which borders West Nottingham Township, Chester Co, PA.

It appears that Jeremiah and his family moved from Chester Co, PA to the Pipe Creek area of Prince George Co, MD (later Frederick County, MD) in about 1729-1730.  It is believed that he moved on to Jefferson Co, West Virginia ( "old" Frederick County, VA) before 1733.

Jeremiah was certainly living in "old" Frederick County, on part of a 1200 acre tract of land called "Terrapin Neck", by 25 October 1736.  The "Terrapin Neck tract had been purchased by John Browning from Jost Hite who had James Wood make a survey on 10 November 1735.  Hite, one of the Palatine Germans, had moved into this area of "old" Frederick county, VA sometime between 21 October 1731 and 28 November 1732 and acquired large tracts on condition that he induces settlers to come and take up land there.  It is not unlikely that Yorke was one such settler.  Most probably, Jeremiah Yorke moved into this area in late 1732 or early 1733.  After the death of Browning, this 1200 acre tract was cut into three parts and conveyed to the following men - Jeremiah Yorke Sr, Vachel Medcalfe and Van Swearingen. 

Later Jeremiah received a Fairfax grant for 323 acres of the NE most part of the Browning tract.  This was on 7 June 1751.  Called "Jeremiah Yorke Sr", he sold this 323 acres to William Chapline on 4 July 1753.  The chain carriers on the survey were Thomas Yorke and Davis Yorke who were almost certainly Jeremiah's sons.  The name John Yorke also appears in the records of "old" Frederick County, VA when he and Thomas Yorke were chain carriers in a survey of a tract on Opeckon Creek made in 1763.  His son, Jeremiah York Jr was living on an adjacent tract on 13 July 1773 when Joseph Mitchell received a Fairfax grant "on Great Cacepehon" which is a river in what is now Hampshire County, West Virginia.  It is possible that Jeremiah Sr moved to NC about the time he sold his land to William Chapline.  It is possible Jeremiah Sr was in his 60's, possibly older, when he sold his land."

The York's Settle in Randolph County, North Carolina



The York pioneers were among the first settlers to the North Carolina colony.  They came to the Piedmont area with other families:  Adridges, Allreds, Julians, Lindermans, Pughs, Trogdons, Whites and others.  They walked south in the wilderness on the Wagon Road for weeks or months, following their possessions loaded on the wagon and horse.  They brought with them animals to stock their new farms.  The North Carolina Piedmont area offered safety from Indian attacks, a mild climate, and cheap farm land or land grants to those arriving and seeking a better living for their families.  those who came as farmers, blacksmiths, carpenters, and tradesmen were self-reliant, independent, and hardworking.

Their route will be traced south on the Great Wagon Road as they migrated from Pennsylvania, some stopping in Virginia for a while, then forced to flee the Indian massacres and wars to North Carolina.  The numerous families of Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotsmen andGermans intermarried.  The language barrier was overcome, but they were divided mainly into two groups that had clashing beliefs which led to the Revolutionary war:  The Patriots, many of whom were Scotch Irish and favored independence from Great Britain and the Crown; the Loyalists, many of whom were Scotch Highlanders and were loyal to England.

Jeremiah York's sons had settled as early as 1750 on land at Sandy Creek, North Carolina in an area of Orange County that was later split into Randolph County.  Jeremiah arrived later, perhaps as early as 1753.  Many families of Yorks' descended from this man.  Some sons and grandchildren of Jeremiah lived and died in North Carolina while others crossed the Blue Ridge Mountains into Tennessee and Kentucky and others migrated to Illinois and Indiana.  Jeremiah, the progenitor of the York line in Randolph County, North Carolina died there after having lived in Pennsylvania, Maryland and west Virginia.  Newly uncovered information that he was in West Virginia was found in the well documented book, PIONEERS O OLD FREDERICK County, VIRGINIA (1995).  That confirmed the theory that Jeremiah, after living in Pennsylvania and Maryland, was in Great Cacapon, Virginia (now West Virginia) before moving to North Carolina where he lived and died on his son Semore's plantation."


 BET 1700 AND 1710 - 1770 Sarah Seymour SEYMOUR is English.   It's a Norman habitation name from Saint Maur des Fossees in Seine, N. France, so called from the dedication of the church there to St. Maur.
 ~1657 - 5 MAR 1694/95 Jeremiah York BET 1635 AND 1639 - UNKNOWN Richard York 1629 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Mumford BET 1617 AND 1620 - UNKNOWN Richard York The surname YORK was recorded in Wiltshire where they were seated from ancient times.  British Eburac (yew tree), Latinized, mistranslated by Anglo-Saxons as Eoforwic (wild boar), then Scandinavized by vikings to "Vorvik", finally becoming "York".
 1619 - UNKNOWN Susan Starling 1653 - 1708 Nicholas Aldridge 54 54 Nicholas had a land grant from Lord Calvert in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, dated 20 August 1680 "...300 acres surveyed for Nicholas Aldridge...on south side of Maggoty River...called Aldridge's Beginning..." (Maryland Historical Magazine, volume 26, page 273)

"Payment to Nicholas Aldridge for 50lbs of tobacco..." (Maryland Archives volume 7, page 97)
 BET 1655 AND 1659 - 1719 Martha Beeson Besson is a Provencal nickname for one of a pair of twins. 1629 - 2 MAR 1668/69 Nicholas Aldridge "Nicholas and Margaret Aldridge lost 3 children at an early age.  Ann died before the age of 1 in 1660.  Jane at age 6 in 1661 and Joan at a young age in 1663.  He also lost his father in 1661 one day before his daughter Jane died.  I call this Nicholas, Nicholas Aldridge the younger because that is the way his name appears in the East Wellow, Hampshire, England church records."  - Hubicki (phubicki@@worldnet.att.net) on Ancestry.com
 1632 - UNKNOWN Margaret ? 1598 - 1661 Nicholaus Aldridge 63 63 1598 - BET 8 JUN 1658 AND 1659 Cicily ? ~1617 - 1679 Thomas Beeson 62 62 Immigrated to America in 1649 with his wife, Ann, his children Thomas and Ann and his servant, Edward Cox.

Thomas Besson and his family lived at Jamestown, VA prior to moving to Maryland in 1649.

Thomas Besson received a commission for his service in the Indian Wars in Virginia.  He was a member of "Ye Trained Band", a militia group from Jamestown, Virginia.

Arrived from London in Virginia about 1635 on the "Assurance".


Maryland Calendar of Wills
Besson, Thomas, Sr., South River, A. A. Co., 15 Oct 1677; 29 Apr 1679.
To son John and hrs, land adjoinging son Nicholas Gassaway's.
To son William and hrs, land at Little Necke
To son Thomas, the younger, and hrs, land on branch of Little Necke.
To dau. Martha and hers, personalty.
Wife Hester, execx. and residuary legatee together with child afsd.
Overseer: Son Thomas, the elder.
Test: Edward Burgess, Robt. Ward, Jno. Greene. 10. 42.
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 1
Source Information:
Cotton, Jane Baldwin, Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol 1-VIII (8).  Baltimore, MD: 1904
 1618 - UNKNOWN Caplin may not be her maiden name Hester is believed to be the widow of Henry Caplin.   D. UNKNOWN Thomas Besson ~1572 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Aldridge 1576 - UNKNOWN Mary Alice Wise ~1545 - 1624 Robert Aldridge 79 79 Notes: One Robert Aldridge appears to be the first Aldridge that set his foot on the soil of the new country called America. What day or year he arrived is not known, or if he had a family. The record only says, "Muster of inhabitants across the water at Virginia, 1624/25. Those that lie in
ye Treasurors Plantation at James City ", on the dead list "at these Plantations" is the name of Robert Aldridge.  1550 - 1597 Anne ? 47 47 ~1519 - 1577 Nicholas Aldridge 58 58 1523 - 1602 Joan ? 79 79 ~1495 - UNKNOWN John Aldriche ~1470 - UNKNOWN William Aldryche ~1470 - UNKNOWN Ellena de Baldyt ~1445 - UNKNOWN Sir Sir Knight FEB 1677/78 - 20 JAN 1723/24 William Aldridge WILLIAM ALLRIDGE or ARLEDGE, son of Clement Aldridge and Elizabeth Tills, was born in February, about the year 1678, in Northumberland Co., Va.. The day and year of his birth record are obliterated from the old St. Stephen's Parish Register, now preserved In the Virginia State Library, Richmond, Va.. The birth of one son is recorded in this same register to William: "...n sone to Wm Aldredge was born May 16, 170...." (P.3)-

This was evidently the son John who was under 21 in 1724, as mentioned in his father's will/
William's name appears frequently in the court records, his surname being spelled ALDRIDGE and ALDREDGE, BUT MOST FREQUENTLY ARLEDGE.

"19 May 1703. Wm. Arledge & ALICE his wife having this day in court acknowledged a Deed for Sixty acres of land more or less to Mrs. Hannah Nealy ye sd deed is Recorded." (Northumberland Co. Order Book, 5:246).

WILLIAM ALDRIDGE or ARLEDGE married 2nd , SARAH .
"The Inventory of the Estate of WM. ALDRIDGE Decd. Was presented in Northumberland County Court, 20 Jan. 1724, by SARAH ALDRIDGE widdow and relict of Wm. Aldridge." On 17 Feb.. 1724-5 "This Inventory of the Estate of WM. ARLEDGE Execx of the ad Decd and is admitted to Record." (Northumberland Co. Record Book, 19:375)
William Arledge's Will:

"In the name of God Amen I WILLIAM ARLEDGE of the County of Northumberland being sick and weake in body but in perfect Sence & memory do make this my last will and Testament in manner and form following and first of all I Bequeath my Soul to allmighty God who Gave it me and my body to the Earth to be Buried at the Discretion of my Executrix hereafter mentioned. As Touching what worldly Goods it hath pleased God to Lend me I do Give and bestow as followeth:


William Allred married 2nd, Sarah.  "The Inventory of the Estate of Wm Allred, Deed. was presented in Northumberland County Court, 20 Jan 1724, by Sarah Allred, widow and relict of Wm Allred."  (Northumberland County Record Book 19:375)
"I give and bequeath unto my sons Wm and John Allred my tract of land lying in Wicompico Parish to be equally divided between the,  My sons Wm, Jno and Clement Allred each of them to have there equal part in her the Test of moveable Estate I leave theuse of it to my wife Sarah during her widowhood but if she married my will is that it shall be equally divided between her and my Daughter Jane my sons Wm, Jno, Clement and Isaac Allred.  Everyone of them to have equal part my will is that Wm Fallin Shall have the Tuition of my son Wm until he comes to the age of twenty that Charles Fallin shall have the Tuition of my son Jno until he comes to the age of twenty years.  I do like wise appoint my wife Sarah to be Exectx of this my last will and testament in witness where of I hereunto put my hand and seal this Twenty fifth day of August Anno Domini 1724.  Signed, Sealed and published in the presence of W. Allred (Seale) his Thomas X Norman mark Charled Fallin (Northumberland County Wills, Ibid, p 389)


(from allredroster.com) BET 1678 AND 1679 - 1727 Alice or Agnes Fallin BET 1645 AND 1646 - 1701 Charles Fallin His father may have been Andrew Fallin from Ireland.

Ancestry.com/Message boards/not verified
 BET 1649 AND 1650 - UNKNOWN Jean Fairfax Fairfax is an English nickname for someone with beautiful long hair.
 1636 - 16 JAN 1697/98 Clement Jr. Aldridge CLEMENT ALDRIDGE or ALDRICH, son of Clement Aldrich or Aldridge and Susan Boswell :, was christened at Worstead, Norfolk, England, 8/25/1636. Entries In the parish register relating to him are as follows:

1. Norfolk Record Society Publications, Vol. XVIII, p. 76.
2. Boyd's Marriage Index for Norfolk, 1538 -1600, Vol. 1:139; Vol. 2:138.
BAPTISMS:
1636 25 Sept. Clement s, Clement and Susan Aldrich.
1669 22 Aug. Elizabeth d. Clement and Elizabeth Aldridge.
1670 9 Oct. Mary d. Clement and Elizabeth Aldridge.

In the year 1668, the name of Clement Aldridge first appears on the records of Northumberland Co., Va.
" 7 Apr. 1668 Whereas it appears to this Co(t) y(t)
Mr. Rich: Haskins CLEMENT ALDRIDGE stands indebted to Rich: Haskins In ye sums of six hundred eighty one pounds of Tobacco and Cask it is ordered that ye ad CLEMT ALDRIDGE forthwith pay ye ad sume unto ye ad Mr. Haskins." (Northumberland Co. Order Book, 3:35.)

Clement Aldridge and his wife Elizabeth became settlers in what was then known as Bowtracy and Fairfield parishes, embracing the section of Northumberland Co. North of the Great Wicocomico River (later shortened to Wicomico). In 1698, these two parishes were united to form the parish of St. Stephen's parish has been preserved and is now at the State Library at Richmond, Va.. It is in a mutilated condition, the edges of some of the first pages In the volume being worn and wasted away at the edges. Yet the facts contained therein are priceless, imperfect though they be.
On page 3 are recorded these entries of the children of Clement Aldredge:
"....ent Aldridge Son to Clement was Borne Sep.................
..........d Aldredge Daughter to do as borne Mar....................
.........ce Aldridge Daughter to Do was borne Oct...................
..........m Aldredge Son to Do was Borne Feb...................
........aac Aldredge Son to Do was borne S.....................
.........ohn Aldredge Son to Do was borne Feb...............

Since Clement Aldridge, Jr., was a witness in Court in 1691, it is presumable that these children were born between the years 1672 and 1682. William Aldridge was an adult in 1700. The other sons were evidently Isaac and John; one of the daughters was either Alice or Grace; the other may possibly have been Winifred. The next entry in the register in point of date and alphabetical sequence is in the year 1696 on page 4. Intervening year dates are missing. (Northumberland Co. Births and Deaths, 1650-1810, p.3)

On 2 Apr. 1677, CLEMT ARLIDGE witnessed a will. ON 17 Apr. 1678, CLEMENT ALDRIDGE was party to a suit for debt. He was a carpenter or joiner by trade and had an apprentice bound to him 21 Aug. 1678. CLEMENT ALDRIGE was a tithable of Bowtracy parish 7 June 1679. On 19 Nov. 1679, CLEMENT ALDRIDGE was paid for mending Bowtracy Church. He appears in various court entries in 1684 and 1688. On 22 June 1693, "William Beane was arrested at the suit of CLEMENT ALDRIDGE & ELIZABETH his wife." The final entry regarding him is recorded thus:
"Aldridge's "Upon the mocon of ELIZABETH ALDRIDGE execrx a Probate is granted
Will proved Her of the Last Will and Testament of CLEMENT ALDRIDGE deced.
19 Jan. 1698- the said Will being proved by the oaths of David Straughan & MARY TULLES
1699." Witnesses to the said Will and the same is admitted to Record. (Northumberland
Co. Order Book 5:3)"

Unfortunately this will is missing, being destroyed in a fire at the Courthouse a short time later.
It would have been, undoubtedly, of great aid.


(from allredroster.com) 1646 - 1699 Elizabeth Tills 53 53 Last name may be Till, Tilles or Tulles. 1601 - 1668 Clement Aldridge 67 67 1605 - >1641 Susan Boswell 36 36 Boswell is an English and Scots (Norman) habitation name from Beuzevill in Seine Maritime. 1558 - 11 JAN 1609/10 John Aldred 1 MAR 1561/62 - 11 JAN 1609/10 Agnes Anne Rosse or Roffe "John Aldrich and his wife, Agnes, were involved in a domestic dilemna which surely caused acute embarrassment to his clerical family.  It seems that he was absent from home for some time, and, thinking him dead, his wife remarried one Edmund or Edward Boutman on Feb 2, 1596.  John's reappearance and the resulting dilemna were addressed by Bishop Redman during his visit to the diocese of Norwich in 1597; he noted, "Ann Aldrige.  For having two husbands living."  The problem was resolved, and she returned to her husband, John Aldrich."  From Blackman-Farmer Roots at Ancestry.com
 1545 - 1636 Nicholas Rolfe 91 91 1549 - 1643 Cecillia Carr 94 94 The name Carr originated probably in Northern England, Scotland and Ireland.
 1528 - 1593 Henry Aldrich 65 65 Blomefield, in his monumental History of Norfolk, Vol. 5, pp. 1455-14565, says the town of Worstead is situated in a flat country. Worstead stuffs have said to have taken their name from this town, from being first manufactured there. The church is dedicated to St. Mary. He speaks of the priory of Bromholm, and of its dissolution on May 26, 6th year of Edward VI (1553), adding:

"On the dissolution of the priory, the manor belonging to it, with the rectory, and the patronage of the vicarage, were granted to the dean and chapter of Norwich; and the vicarage is valued at 10 lb. Per anom. --Mr. HENRY ALDRED vicar." (P.1456)  from Allredroster.com
 BET 1534 AND 1540 - 1610 Margaret Elizabeth Browne BET 1509 AND 1518 - 1583 John Aldred John was the Sheriff in 1551, Burgess in Parliament in 1555, 1558 and 1572.  He was the Mayor of Norwich in 1558 and 1570. MAR 1505/06 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Sotherton 1489 - >1528 Thomas Aldrich 39 39 THOMAS ALDRICH

Cozene, Hardy and Kent's "The Mayors of Norwich, 1403-1835" say that Thomas Aldrich was a draper (i.e., a cloth merchant) and was Sheriff of Norwich in 1497 and Mayor in 1507 and 1516. [This would place his birth date at 1473 rather than the 1489 as indicated below.] See below for an account of the city politics in which Thomas Aldrich was involved.

Other Norwich, Norfolk records collected by Connie Service say he was born c. 1489 and was Mayor of Norwich in 1516, and married Elizabeth Wood [Cozene, Hardy and Kent say he married Elizabeth Clark, the daughter of sheriff Gregory Clark]. LDS Ancestral File supplied earlier birth date, marriage date, wife's birth date, and husband's death date. The LDS IGI says he was born around 1472 in Greater Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Quotes from Cozene, Hardy and Kent: The Mayors of Norwich, 1403-1835:

"Thomas Aldrich, a draper, was sheriff in 1497 and mayor in 1507 and 1516. During both years of his mayoralty he went to London on city business. His merchant's mark (dated 1510) is recorded by Ewing. His father and grandfather, each named William, had been bailiffs of Yarmouth. There is some confusion in the pedigree in the Herald's Visitations, but it seems that he married once only, namely Elizabeth daughter of Gregory Clark (sheriff 1477).

Among his issue were Thomas, mayor in 1558 and Margaret "whiche died in hir floryiching youthe" in 1535 and was buried in Yelverton. His eldest son was Gregory and his daughter Anne married Ralf Wilkins, mayor in 1527. He resided in the parish of St. Michael-at-Plea, and owned property in Ber Street and in Swardeston (Mangreen Hall), Dunston and Hemlyngton. He died between January 1528-9 and the following July and was buried in the Lady Chapel in St. Michael-at-Plea. His will was proved in the P.C.C."

"Thomas Codde was one of the most worthy men that ever served the office of mayor. He was sheriff in 1540 and mayor in 1549. He was again chosen on Michaelmas Day 1555 on the death of Felix Puttock, the then mayor. He took his charge on the Sunday before Midsummer Day 1549. He, with Thomas Aldrich, signed the petition of grievances, organized by Kett, and he was therefore in favour with the rebels, when they encamped round about the city. But the city was his first care and he denied them passage and urged them to moderation.

Kett, however, imprisoned Codde and Aldrich in Mount Surrey on Saint Leonard's hill, but afterwards released Codde. The citizens feared that the rebels would destroy him, for they cried: "Let us come together tomorrow, for we shall see a cod's head sold in the camp for a penny." However, he spent most of his time in the camp, and appointed Augustine Steward his deputy. It is said that when Kett demanded the keys of the city, Codde answered: "I will give the blood and and life out of my body before I will by villany treacherously forsake the city, or through fear or cowardice wickedly cast off my allegiance to my king." This great rebellion having at length been ended, he retired to live in his house in King Street, which stood opposite the church of the Greyfriars and was, about 1860, occupied by Thomas Lound. In 1936 it was the residence of Walter Riley, Lord Mayor."
Source: Ancestry.com, Linda Harmon, Lancaster Sowell & Related Families.
 ~1477 - >1530 Elizabeth Clark 53 53 Clark is an English occupational name for a scribe or secretary, or for a member of a minor religious order.   ~1460 - >1528 William Jr. Aldrich 68 68 1450 - ~1510 Alice ? 60 60 ~1421 - >1468 William Aldrich 47 47 WILLIAM ALDRICH

William , Bailiff of Yarmouth ALDRICH was born about 1421 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. He died after 1468 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. He was Bailiff of Yarmouth, Norfolk County, England, in 1468.
Dates from LDS Ancestral File.
Info from Allen D. Aldridge of Durham, NC:

Notes from Norwich, England, Summer 1980, Connie Aldridge Service:

The Norwich Library has a historical section in which documents referring to the Aldridges can be found. Some ancient wills are on file there, and the "Mayors of Norwich" by Cozens, Hardy and Kent, which contains information I have excerpted. The coat of arms is authenticated in The Visitations of Norfolk. A trip to St. Clements Church, close to the Tourist Office, is very worthwhile. The Aldridge's apparently attended church and were buried there. The Aldrich home, now the Labor Exchange, is next door to the church. Over the doorway are the dates of John's terms as Mayor of Norwich in the 1500's. On the other side of the church is a tavern, which was formerly the home of another mayor, Alexander Thurston, who married John Aldrich's daughter. The mantelpiece in the tavern is the original one from the home and bears on one side the merchant's seal of the owner, on the other the Aldrich (later Aldridge) coat of arms, which is a "fess vert, bull passant". The coat of arms is very simple. I am told that the older the coat of arms, the simpler it is. As more and more people were declared eligible, the coatsof arms became more complicated so they would be distinctive.

The change from Aldrich to Aldridge in the 1500's is easily explained since Norwich is pronounced Norridge. Aldrich obviously went the same way. The spelling change appeared in 1553.

Quotes from Cozene, Hardy and Kent: The Mayors of Norwich, 1403-1835:

Thomas Aldrich, a draper, was sheriff in 1497 and mayor in 1507 and 1516. During both years of his mayoralty he went to London on city business. His merchant's mark (dated 1510) is recorded by Ewing. His father and grandfather, each named William, had been bailiffs of Yarmouth. [Notes continued in individual records of subsequent generations]

Source: Frederick Ford, Ancestry.com
August 2001
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January 2004

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Notes: Origin of the Name

Notes: One writer says the name derives from a Saxon word - "Aldred" meaning old or ancient - also "Ald" and "Eld" means old. The first syllable of the name Aldridge, viz, "Ald" is a corruption of the English word "Auld." The last syllable is from a word meaning "point of land or ridge." The
Welsh pronunciation is "redge," sometimes sounding nearly like "retch." When our ancient people decided to have a surname, they were living in a primitive manner in the hills of Wales as freemen. To designate themselves, they were known as the people from the "Auld Ridge,"
this being the designation of their chain of hills, which was known far and wide as "The Auld Ridge."

Notes: History of the Name

Notes: One of the first references to this name in England is Aldred, or Ealdred, or Alred who became Abbot of Tavistock in 1027, Bishop of Worcester in 1044, and Archbishop of York in 1060. This man died at York in 1069. He undertook several diplomatic missions to the Continent, and was the first English bishop to visit Jerusalem in 1058. It has been alleged that he crowned Harold in 1066; he certainly crowned William the Conqueror, and proved a faithful servant to the Norman king. He was active and courageous, but ambitious, greedy and self-seeking.

Notes: Families bearing this name were to be found at early dates in the English counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, Oxford, Derby, Surrey, Hants, Stafford and London. Records indicate that they were, for the most part, of the landed gentry and yeomanry of Great Britain. In early American records the name of Aldrich and Aldridge are used interchangeably and, in some cases, are even confused with the name Eldridge or Eldredge.

Notes: One of the earliest known lines of the family in England was that of William Aldrich, who was Bailiff of Yarmouth, County Norfolk, as early as the year 1468 and possibly before. Another early branch of the family in England was that of Robert Aldriche or Aldrich, who resided in
Staffordshire before the beginning of the 17th century, having been born about 1575. While it is not definitely known from which of the several lines of the family in England the first emigrant of the name to America was descended, it is generally believed that most, if not all, of the Aldrichs and the Aldridges derive from a common ancestor of a remote period.

Notes: One Robert Aldridge appears to be the first Aldridge that set his foot on the soil of the new country called America. What day or year he arrived is not known, or if he had a family. The record only says, "Muster of inhabitants across the water at Virginia, 1624/25. Those that lie in
ye Treasurors Plantation at James City ", on the dead list "at these Plantations" is the name of Robert Aldridge.

Notes: Robert Aldred left England in June 1635 for Virginia. Robert Aldred was brought into the county of Nansemond, Virginia 1650 by John Perrott and may be the ancestor of the Aldred family that later appears in North Carolina.

Source: Lauri Smith, Ancestry.com
November 2004
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2893476&id=I562052307 1752 - 1839 Jeffery Beck 86 86 Family Data Collections - Individual Records Record, Ancestry.com
Name: Jeffrey Beck
Spouse: Mary Molly McDaniel
Parents: Jeffrey Beck, Lydia Phillips
Birth Place: Augusta Co, VA
Birth Date: 25 November 1752
Marriage Place: Guilford, NC
Marriage Date: 12 November 1771
Death Place: Pickens Co, SC
Death Date: 12 April 1838

Family Data Collections - Births Record, Ancestry.com
Jeffrey Beck born 25 November 1752 in Augusta, VA to Jeffrey Beck and Lydia Phillips.

COURT ORDER: Note: Randolph Co NC 11 September 1782.  It is ordered that Jeffery Beck have letters of Administration on the Estate of Jeffery Beck, deceased.  John McDaniel and William Aldredy signed as surety.

Samuel McDaniel deeded land to Jeffery Beck out of natural love and affection-Randolph County, NC, on November 10, 1783. Samuel McDaniel deeded land to Jeffrey Beck, 166 acres on Brush Creek for 40 pounds. Signed James McDaniel, Jacob McDaniel, and Samuel McDaniel. John McDaniel-surity for Jeffrey Beck Sr. estate-Jeffery Beck. It was adm (his wife was Mary Ann McDaniel)-Randolph County, NC. 10 Sept 1785, Randolph County, NC, grant from State of North Carolina to Jeffery Beck-400 acres on Brush Creek and Buffalo Draft-bounded by John McDaniel and Thomas Frazer.  (from Ancestry.com/Lloyd Grishow tree)

Fought in the Revolution as a Whig against the British. 

Abstract of Revolutionary War Pension Files
Jeffrey or Jeoffrey, S21067, NC line appl 11 Mar 1833
Pickens City SC aged upwards of 81, soldier was born in
Augusta City, VA no date shown, lived Randolph Cty NC
at enlistment. (from ancestry.com/Henry J. Beck tree)

Family Data Collections - Deaths Record, Ancestry.com
Jeffrey Beck died 12 April 1838 in Pickens County, SC

Buried at Stamp Creek Baptist Church, Walhalla, SC.  Moved after burial due to a dam being built. (from Ancestry.com/Analemma)
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Excepted from Sketches of Rabun County History by Andrew Jackson Ritchie:  (This book belonged to my grandmother, Fannie Irene (Bates) York who attended school at Rabun Gap Nacoochee School and boarded in the home of Andrew Jackson Ritchie and his wife)

     "Back in the stacks of books in the vault of the Clerk's office"..."in 'Book A' I found the earliest date in all the annals of our first settlers.  This is in the year 1818, which was the year before Rabun County was created by the act of the Legislature.  It is recorded in two parts as deeds, but there were three parts of it and it ws intended as a will.  It is done by the oldest of the Beck family of whom we have any record, and goes further back than anything else that we have about them.  Here the old Jeffry Beck on his plantation at the Falls of Little River in the Pickensville district of South Carolina is undertaking to bequeath by will a negro woman and her five children, six slaves in all, to his three daughters.  He gives the mother, Poll, and the youngest child to his daughter Miriam, who is the wife of Seymour York.  This shows that this man who became patriarch of all the Yorks in this county and settled on Scott's Creek west of Clayton, was then living in that part of South Carolina, for at that date Rabun County had not been created.
     The second part of the deed or will was intended to give the next oldest and the youngest negro child to the daughter Ruby Swofford, and the other two to the daughter Arah Wtson, who were married to men of these names.
     The method by which old Jeffry Beck undertook to divide his slaves is unique and interesting.  He says, 'having given all my land to my sons, I put the six negroes into three lots, as equal as I could make them, and had their names written on three tickets and put into a hat.  I then had a person unlearned and unacquainted with my desire or design, draw the tickets from the hat for my three daughters.'  What is still more interesting to us is that, after stipulating that all of the negroes were to remain in possession of his wife during her natural life, he undertook to provide that two of the negroes given to one of the daughters should be held in trust for his son, Samuel Beck, and should eventually go to him."
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19 FEB 1749/50 - 1832 Mary (Molly) McDonald 17 February 1801 Randolph County, NC Deeds.  From Amos McDaniel to his brother in law Jeffrey Beck.  Establishes relationship of Mary to her father John McDaniel.

Another source says she died 12 Dec 1832 BET 1730 AND 1732 - >1809 John McDaniel "From Marjorie Pace: First appears on Tax List in 1752-3 as the only white male in the household (used to approximate age).  By 1779, he appears on the tax list with 1200 acres, a rather large tract in the neighborhood.  The names and order of children appears in his will."

From John H. Boyd's Ancestry.com tree: "Prepared by Sarah Lewis KOYLE; John McDANIEL's age was estimated by first deed from John McDaniel Sr to John McDaniel Jr in 1772.  20 years subtracted fro John Jr and another subtracted for John Sr.  Other children's ages approximated from there.  Order of sons births given in will.  Order of daughters births given in will.  Census age categories and land deeds helped approximate dates of children.  It is impossible to know which John acquired land.  All land transactions before 1799 are listed for father.  Any land transaction after 1799 are listed for John Jr.  It is probable John Jr. also has a son named John.  During this same time period there was a John McDaniel living in Ornage Co and another one livin in Chatham.

TAX: 1752-1753 List of Tythables of Orange Co NC.  John McDaniel 1 white poll, 0 black poll.

TAX: 1755 Tax List of Orange Co, NC, John McDaniel, 1 white poll.

LAND: 1760:Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA by Chalkey, p 360; References page 292; Note: 2 May 1760, John McDaniel, or Orange Co NC sold land to Stephen Greerrod, 30 pounds, 180 acres on Boon's Run of Shanando, part of 400 acres surveyed for Lewis and John Neal and transferred to Burk.  Acknowledged by John, 2 may 1765.  Delivered: Stephen, 20 Jan 1761.

DEEDS: 1761; 8 Feb 1761 Signed as witness for two deeds in Orange Co NC.  Register of Orange Co NC Deeds 1752-1768 and 1793, page 20.

DEED: 11 Feb 1772; Guilford Co NC, Deed Book A (vol 1) page 76; NOTE: Deed between John McDaniel Sr to John McDaniel Jr, his son, for 5 shillings a tract of land on South Buffaloe Creek & running along side the creek containing 320 acres.  Being part of a trace to land granted to John McDaniel Sr by Earl of Granville, 21 Dec 1761 and registered in Rowan Co, Book 4, page 816, Signed by John Campbell, John Butler, John McDaniel.  Guilford co, Deed Book 2 page 372 & 385 & 424, 14 Oct 1783 South Buffaloe Creek on McDaniel's line.  This land remained in Guilford Co when Randolph was divided off.

LAND: 20 Apr 1776.  Note: John McDaniel of Guilford Co to Isaac McDaniel son of the said John McDaniel.  40 acres on Brush Creek.  Signed by Thomas Vistal, David Vistal, Jeffery Beck.  Randolph Co NC Deed Book 2, page 121.  This land was originally conveyed to John McDaniel by Archibald Smith 5 May 1763 recorded a Hillsborough.

TAX: 1779 Tax List of Randolph Co NC; Note: John McDaniel listed one name away from Jeffery Beck.  He provided a list of his property as follows:  80 acres of improved land, owned 1242 acres, 25 cattle, and 7 horses.  Most fold owned less than 500 acres.

JURY DUTY: Note; 9 September 1782 John McDaniel, Randolph Co NC, sworn to Grand Jury.

COURT ORDER: Note: Randolph Co NC 11 September 1782.  It is ordered that Jeffery Beck have letters of Administration on the Estate of Jeffery Beck, deceased.  John McDaniel and William Aldredy signed as surety.

DEED: 2 Nov 1784 Randolph Co NC, Deed Book 2 page 98.  Note; Grant from State of NC to John McDaniel for 100 acres on Brush Creek.




 BET 1719 AND 1723 - 1779 Jeffery Beck Was Jeffery really the son of Sarah & Edward?  Sarah supposedly died in 1716...Or is his birthdate incorrect?

Notes for JEOFFREY BECK:
It is uncertain whether Jeffrey and Lydia Beck were Quakers. They certainly lived in Quaker communities and followed their migration patterns. Edward Beck's first wife Sarah Buckman certainly was a Quaker. Jeffrey's sisters married Quakers.
Born Phila. PA
Jeoffrey married Lydia Phillips in 1743 in Philadelphia in the First Presbyterian Church, which was known as the Buttonwood church, located between Second and Third Streets on South Side of High street. The young couple spent their early years in Bucks County, PA. Their first four children were born there. They moved to Augusta Co., Virginia and then in 1753 moved to Randolph County, NC. Lydia died in Randolph County in 1755. Jeffrey then married Susannah Gibbs. Susannah and Jeffrey had four children. One source shows Jeffrey and Susannah's children's birth place as Orange Co., PA. I think it is Orange Co., NC. Jeffrey died in North Carolina in 1779.

"The Quaker founders of Pennsylvania and New Jersey came from every part of England, but one English region stood out from the rest. The Friends' migration drew heavily from the North Midlands. The same pattern appeared among immigrants who settled in Bucks County before 1687. Two-thirds came from the counties of Cheshire, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Notthinghamshire. The rest were mainly from the area of London and Bristol."

"On the banks of the Delaware River, Quakers generally distributed themselves in settlements according to their origin in Britain. Country Quakers from Cheshire, Lancashire, and Yorkshire settled mainly in Chester and Bucks counties. The rich uplands in these two counties were a reminder of the dales of northern England. London Quakers preferred the city and county of Philadelphia."

"The Quaker way changed over the years. Historians of Quakerism identify four stages the religious order went through. The first was the founding of the sect (ca. 1646-66) when Quakerism tended to be radical, evangelical and messianic. The second stage (ca. 1666-1750) was the flowering period, when the Society of Friends became increasingly institutional, rational, progressive, optimistic, enlightened, liberal and actively involved in the world without losing its godly purposes. The third stage (ca. 1750-1827) was an era when Quakers turned inward upon themselves and grew increasingly sectarian, exclusive, and perfectionist."

"Of these four stages, the most important for American history was the second (ca. 1666-1750), when the cultural institutions of the Delaware Valley were created. During this period, many Quakers kept slaves and there was no formal Quaker policy against bearing arms. It was the third period of Quakerism in which the Quakers became pacifists and opposed slavery as a matter of religious conviction."

"The rule against outmarriage was strictly enforced by Quakers in America. For nearly two centuries, half of all the disciplinary proceedings among Pennsylvania Quakers were about problems of courtship and marriage with "unbelievers". The rule against outmarriage was grounded not so much as a way of excluding other people, but in the Quaker belief that marriages should be founded in true Christian love, which they thought could only be accomplished between believers."
source--British Origins of the Quakers to the Delaware Valley by William Dollarhide in the Genealogy Bulletin Issue #32

In 1748 Jeffrey sold his half of the land (81 acres) he and his brother, Edward, Jr. and inherited. Jeffrey was listed on the deed as living in Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In addition to being listed on this deed along with his brother, sisters and their spouses, he signed as a witness." It is probable that Jeffrey and Edward, Jr. were both trying to support families and their mother on this 162 acres of land. Since Jeffrey and Lydia were still in Solebury until at least 1748, it would seem that the first two children, George and Sarah, were born in Bucks County. It is not known where the next two children, Dianna and John, were born. This sale of property is the beginning of the migration of Jeffrey and his family to North Carolina. Edward, Jr. was listed on a poor tax list which was levied on the inhabitants of Solebury Township in 1751 but Jeffrey is not listed.(12) In 1755 Edward, Jr. sold the rest of the land but Jeffrey's name does not appear on the deed. By that time Jeffrey was located in Orange County, North Carolina, after having made a short stop in Augusta County, Virginia.

The settlement of Augusta County was encouraged by William Gooch, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Virginia, to "remove the frontier of civilization further from Williamsburg, and to place a hardy and enterprising race of people between the capital and the savage Indians." There were Indian disturbances in the county and it must have been a dangerous place to live compared to the established area of Pennsylvania where Jeffrey and Lydia had lived. This might have been the determining factor in Jeffrey and Lydia only staying here for sixteen months. During this time their son Jeffrey Beck, Jr. was born. In June of 1753 they sold the 400 acres of land on Mill Creek. They were on the move again and they probably traveled South along the Great Valley Road for part of their journey. The Yadkin River Road crossed the Great Valley Road in Southern Virginia. They probably took the Yadkin River Road which went to Orange County, North Carolina.

The first record found for Jeffrey in Orange County, NC, was when he witnessed a land grant application for Jacob Evans on April 26, 1754. This 230 acres of land was located in the Parish of St. Matthew on the South West side of Deep River. The river was the North and East boundary for the 230 acres. Deep River is the South Fork and the Haw River is the North Fork which feeds into the Cape Fear River. They both run through the Randolph County area of Orange County before the division. Jeffrey purchased this land from Jacob Evans on August 14, 1759. This location on Deep River became important as there was a ford to cross the river here and it was used by the Tories during the Revolutionary War. Because it was located on Jeffrey's land it became know as Beck's Ford.

Land transactions of Jeoffrey:

VIRGINIA
Beck,Jefry (1) 1752 Augusta Co., VA Land
1752 He bought Land in Augusta County, Virginia on 13 Feb 1752. He bought 400 acres on MILL Creek adjoining Charles Dotson for 5 pounds current Lawful money of Virginia from Jackson ALLen. It states he was from Augusta County, Va. at that time. Deed Book 4, page 357, Augutsa County Court, Staunton, Virginia.
Beck, Jeofry (1)1753Augusta Co., VA Land
1753 Jeffery Beck and Lydia Beck sold 400 acres on Mill Creek, Augusta Co., Virginia on 21 Jun 1753 to Michael SketLishner?? for 10 pounds current Lawful money of Virginia. Deed Book 5, page 345 Augusta County Court, Staunton,
Virginia.
Jeffrey Beck Sr.

In 1753 Jeffery and Lydia Beck sold a "certain tract of land" in Augusta Co.,
Virginia on 22 Jun 1753 to Michael Skeltishner? for 105 pounds of current
Lawful money of Virginia. Deed Book 5, page 346 Augusta County Court, Staunton, Virginia.

ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

1755 Jeffery Beck Listed on 1755 tax List of Orange County, North Carolina. 1 white male, no slaves. 1755 Tax List of Orange Co., p. 107 by Johnson.

1759 Jacob Evans sells 230 acres to Jeffry Beck. Witness William Reed on August 14, 1759. Register of Orange County, North Carolina Deeds, 1752-1768, and 1793, p. 14.

1760 He witnessed a deed in August 1760 from the Granville Proprietary Land office to Jacob Evans for 230 acres. This is apparently the same land which he purchased from Jacob Evans and had proved at November Term of Court 1760 Orange County, North Carolina. Source: Bennett. Also in Randolph County Register 17 Nov 1760, Book 1, p. 51. as per R. J. Wicker. This Land is located in Orange County in the Parish of St. Matthew on the South side of Deep River, joining the said river. The Granville District of North Carolina 1748-1763; abstracts of Land grants, Vol. 2, p. 269, patent book 14.

1762 The Grand Jury impanelted and Sworn to wit - Jeffery Beck(Beek). He was one of thirteen sworn on jury. Orange County, N.C. Court of Please & Quarter Sessions 1752-1766 by Shields, 53-2431, p. 68. Court of May 1761.

1763 "Road to be Laid out from Coxes MILL to CoLLinees Road and the following
Lay it out - Jeffry Beck(Beek)" one of eight men Listed. Orange County, N.C.
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1752-1766 by Shields, 104, p. 92. Court of
Nov. 1763. Cox's MILL - used to be on Deep River east central Randolph County,
Appears on the Co[Let Map 1770. North Carolina Gazettier, p. 123.

1764 "Ordered that Jeffry Beck(Beek)(one of 19) meet and Lay out a road... from Rowen Line opposite Frazier's Road to the best and nearest road Leading to Cross Creek." Orange County, N.C. Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1752-1766 by SheiLds, 223, p. 106. Court of Aug. 1764. Cross Creek was a colonial trading center in central Cumbertan County on Cape Fear River begun about 1760. North Carolina Gazattier, p. 123.

GUILFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA (created 1770)

1764 Jeffery Beck home placed on historical map of Guilford Co, North Carolina.
This map stated droves of Germans settled this area. They came thru Penn. first.
Beck Research book from Coleman, p. 29.

1764 He purchased 175 acres on Brush Creek waters of Rock(y) River from Moses Nelson on 4 Jan 1764. Deed Book 1 page 348 Guilford County, North Carolina.

1767 He sold 175 acres on Brush Creek water of Rock(y) River to John Johnston on 27 July 1767. Deed Book 1, page 348 Guilford County, North Carolina (Bennett)

1768 He sold 175 Acres to John Johnton witnessed by Simon Hadley on 26 July
1768. Register of Orange County, North Carolina Deeds 1752-1768, and 1793, p.
53.

1768 Jeffery Beck Signs Regulator Petition. Colonial Records of North Carolina, p. 734.
1771 Fought in the Battle of Alamance Colonial Records of NC

Jeffery Beck Listed as Orange Co., North Carolina Regulator. The Regulators by Bennett. His fellow signers were Joseph Sitton, Joseph Craven, Peter Craven, William Moffett, and David Jackson. Two of these fellow signers were witnesses to his will and the Last two were appointed guardian to young Jesse Beck.

Jeffery Beck Listed as Guilford Co., North Carolina Regulator. There were many German names. Guilford County, North Carolina, A Map Supplement by Fred Hughes, p. 34.

WILL
Jeoffrey's will written in 1774 is in the Randolph Co., NC, archives. The will stated that he had four minor children.

Will dated July 11, 1774. Original will in North Carolina State Archives. The
will was copied into WILL Book 1, page 57. There were several mistakes made when Jeffery's name was changed to Joseph. Susan Koyle has copies of both. WILL states wife is Shusannah. He lists two minor sons Abraham and Jesse and two minor daughters Susannah and Lydia. He also mentions sons George , John and Jeffery. John was left a German body coat. There were also two married daughters listed Sarah Hobson wife of Charles Hobson and Dianna Sitton wife of Joseph Sitton. These older three sons and two daughters are assumed to have been by his first wife. His land, plantation, tools, gears, stock are left to his minor sons Abraham and Jesse Beck. Half of the stock and household furniture are given to his daughters Shusanna and Lyddy Beck. He was also concerned that Abraham and Jesse be schooled with the money on hand. It is assumed these minor four children were by his second wife Shusannah.

Spouse Lydia and daughter Sarah given in Descendants of George and Elizabeth Hobson by Earl H. Davis-1957, p. 243.

1779 Tax Lists of Randolph County, North Carolina Lists a widow Beck who refused to take the oath of allegiance to the new State of North Carolina.

1779 Dec. John Beck granted granted administrator of the estate of Jeffrey Beck deceased. Randolph County, North Carolina Court of Please & Quarter Sessions.

1780 March - WILL proved in court in Randolph Co., North Carolina. Letters
of Testamentry issued to Jesse Beck. Inventory of estate returned to court by John Beck, administrator. Randolph Co. Court of Pleas & Quarter Session 1779-1782.

1782 Sep 11 - Jeffery Beck issued Letters of Administration on the Estate of
Jeffre Beck, deceased. John McDaniel was one of the men who posted surity.
Randolph Co. Court of Pleas & Quarter Session 1779-1782.

The place Jeffery lived in North Carolina was originally in Orange County which was created in 1752. In 1770 Guilford County was divided off of Orange and
Jeffery was in Guilford County until 1778 when Randolph County was divided off of Guilford. He Lived in the same place but records for him can be found in all of these counties.


PENNSYLVANIA
1743 Married Lydia Phillips in 1743. They had George, John, Jeffery, Sarah, Dianna. Information from original will from North Carolina State Archives.

Married Susannah (Gibbs?). They had Abraham, Jesse, Lydia, and
Shusannah. Information from original will from North Carolina State Archives.

1743 Jeffery Beck & Lydia Phillips marriage 12th month 3rd day 1742/3 Listed in First Presb. Church, Phil., Penn. Marriages prior to 1810, voL. 11, p.6. Susan Koyle has copy of original marriage register from church. The Julian Calendar was being used in 1742 by England and the Colonies. The first day of the year for the Julian Calendar was March 25th. December would be the 12th month in 1742/3 so they were married Feb. 31 1743. After 1752 Jan. 1 became first day of new year. Dates written between Jan. 1 & Mar. 25 are sometimes given with double years 1742/43 depending on which calendar used.

By the time England and the colonies adopted the new calendar, the discrepancy between the calendars were eleven days. To resolve the discrepancy, the government ordered that Sept. 2, 1752 be followed by Sept. 14, 1752.

A Listing in Licenses issued by the State of Penn. Lists only Jeffrey's name and is dated 1 Feb 1742/3. He could have taken out the License on Feb lst and been married on Feb. 3rd. This License is recorded in a book entitled Licenses for "Marriages, Public Houses, Indian Traders and PedLars, Vessels Preistered, and Fines". He paid one pound for the license. Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790, p.26 1743, Feb. 1, Jeoffrey Beck, p. 277 1743, Feb. 3, Beck, Jeoffrey and Lydia Philips.

The first church build by the Presbyterians was build in 1704 on the south side of High Street between Second and Third Streets. It was surrounded by some fine sycamore trees and was called the "Buttonwood Church.,, This church was enlarged twice before 1974 when it was taken down and a new church was built. Early PhiLadeLphia; its people, Life and progress by Lippincott, p. 73-74.

1748 He witnessed a deed with his brother Edward in Bucks Co,. Penn. on 18 Sep 1748. He is Listed with his father and brother and sisters.


Susan KoyLe has found no connection to James Beck being his father except from undocumented information sent to her by Fred Beck.

Witt of father Edward Beck in Bucks Co., Penn. Lists Jeffry as son. Same brother and sisters as mentioned as Fred Beck has on family group sheet.

Other marriages:

1752 Susannah Gibbs-



Article: Virginia TideWater Genealogy , March 1996 , Volume 27 , Number 1


Jeffrey Beck, Sr.
Typical Colonial Settler

by
Susan Lewis Koyle and
Patricia Lewis Cramer


During the late 1600's and early 1700's Philadelphia was a port of entry for emigrants from many different countries. As the population increased in Pennsylvania, land became scarce and the cost increased. The population responded to this situation by settling new land and creating new communities. The migration flow was in a Southerly direction, which was sager than toward the Indians in the interior. Jeffrey Beck's movement was typical of the population shift during this time. Varied surnames can be found with his in the records of Pennsylvania as well as along the migration route to North Carolina. Examples of families who traveled the same migration route are Harlon, Phillips, Gibbs, Graven, Cox, Pugh, Hunter, White, Baker, Wilson, Linderman, McPherson, and McDaniel. Many of these families became prominent in public life. The migration routes of the 1700's were similar to our modern day highways and freeways. It was necessary for the people to move from one location to another and these migration routes provided the way. This study of Jeffrey Beck, Sr.'s life provides an example of the migration pattern that many followed.

Jeffrey Beck, Sr. was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania about 1723. He was the son of Edward Beck and Sarah ---------- . He was mentioned in his father's will in Bucks County on 1 December 1736. His brother and sisters were also mentioned in the will.'

27 FEB 1726/27 - 1749 Lydia Phillips Luxton.ged]

BIO:The parentage of Lydia Phillips is not certain. More research remains to be done. In other researchers records I have seen data which might be similar to this:

The Bucks County, PA, Richland Meeting of the Society of Friends was organized in 1742. Lydia's place of birth is listed as Richland. I've also seen another source which lists her birthplace as Wales. Since Lydia and Jeffrey's oldest child is named George, which would follow a typical Quaker naming pattern, the George below might indeed be her father.

Lydia Phillips married Jeoffrey Beck in Philadephia about this time, and the young couple's first four children were born in Bucks County. Records show that they were married in a Presybterian Church.

If they were Quakers, I can imagine that they attended the Richland meeting, but they might also have attended the Falls Meeting in Bucks County which was organized much earlier--1683. I need to search the Hinshaw Quaker books for Becks and Phillips families.

A Lydia Phillips was the 10th of 10 children of George and Patience Phillips. The family lived first in Bucks Co., PA, and then moved to Abington and Gwynned in Montgomery Co., PA. Lydia Phillips and her husband (Roberts lists Leonard Thomas as the husband) had 10 children according to the account of "Early Friends of Upper Bucks" by Roberts (1925). This Lydia is the same age as our Lydia. The husband and children don't match. These Phillips were Quakers.

Phillips in early Pennsylvania land records: Minute Book "D":

Ordered that Wm. Phillips have Lott in New Castle at usual Rent, he building on it and fenceing it in within six months after the Date of Survey.

Minutes Book "F":

John Phillips was a witness to a letter that Edward Claypoole wrote to attorney Patrick Robinson from the Island of Barbados. The letter was recorded a the Commissioners Meeting of 12th June 1693. Patrick Robinson, was secretary for the commission.

The Chester Co., PA, surname registry has these persons interested in the Philips or Phillips name: Marilyn Kucera, Dick Pennock(NOT RIGHT FAMILY), Earle Nelson(NOT RIGHT FAMILY), and Diana Powell.

Edward died seven years before Jeffrey was married. Jeffrey's mother was still alive, but it appears that he was a minor at the time of his father's death. He was left half of the 162 acres of land that his father owned. Several Phillips families were located in Solebury Township and it was possibly through a connection with these families that he met his future wife, Lydia Phillips. When Jeffrey applied for permission to be married, he paid one pound for a marriage license on February 1, 1743. (3) Two days later, February 3, 1743, he married Lydia Phillips in the First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . This entry in the register was for the 12th month, 3rd day, 1742. Since the English Colonies were still on the Julian Calendar, which had March 25th as the first day of the year, the twelfth month would have been February. When the change was made from one calendar system to the other, the starting date of the year changed. Any date occurring between Jan. Ist and March 25th during the Julian Calendar would need a year added to it. Since this marriage
date fits into this category, a year needs to be added to the date in the marriage register.' All other records pertaining to this marriage should be scrutinized in the light of this information.

Sarah Buckman, the first wife of Edward Beck, was a Quaker. We assume since Edward married her that he was also a Quaker and English in origin. After the Quakers came to the Colonies many of them left their religion. The Quakers were persecuted for their pacifist beliefs which made it a hard religion to live. Many of them joined less demanding and 'more respectable' sects such as
Presbyterian and Episcopalian .(6) This might explain why Jeffrey and Lydia were married in the Presbyterian Church. To this union were born Five children:

Jeffrey, Beck, Sr. and Lydia Phillips(7)

George Beck b. abt 1743 in Bucks Co., PA
Sarah Beck b. 15 Feb 1745 in Bucks Co., PAs
Dianna Beck b. 14 May 1749 in Bucks Co., PA9
John Beck b. abt 1750 in Augusta Co., VA?
Jeffrey., Beck, Jr. b. 25 Nov 1752 in Augusta Co., VA

The building where Jeffrey and Lydia were married was called the "Buttonwood Church" because it was situated in a grove of Sycamore trees. It was built in 1704 and won on the South side of High Street, between Second and Third Streets in Philadelphia.(10)

In 1748 Jeffrey sold his half of the land (81 acres) he and his brother, Edward, Jr. and inherited. Jeffrey was listed on the deed as living in Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In addition to being listed on this deed along with his brother, sisters and their spouses, he signed as a witness." It is probable that Jeffrey and Edward, Jr. were both trying to support families and their mother on this 162 acres of land. Since Jeffrey and Lydia were still in Solebury until at least 1748, it would seem that the first two children, George and Sarah, were born in Bucks County. It is not known where the next two children, Dianna and John, were born. This sale of property is the beginning of the migration of Jeffrey and his family to North Carolina. Edward, Jr. was listed on a poor tax list which was levied on the inhabitants of Solebtiry Township in 1751 but Jeffrey is not listed.(12) In 1755 Edward, Jr. sold the rest of the land but Jeffrey's name does not appear on the deed. By that time Jeffrey was located in Orange County, North Carolina, after having made a short stop in Augusta County, Virginia.

The migration path Jeffrey and Lydia followed from Bucks County, Pennsylvania to Augusta County, Virginia, was common for the shifting Population of the time. There were several major migration roads which had come about from people seeking land and the treaties established with the Indians, The treaty between the Colony of Virginia and twenty-Five Indian chiefs of the Six United Nations of Indians" in 1744, gave colonists total control of the land West of the Great Warrior Path (also known as the Great Valley Road) in Virginia between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountain ranges. The Great Valley Road became the most heavily traveled route in Colonial America. This was the road that most people migrating South into Virginia traveled. The assumption is that Jeffrey and Lydia probably traveled South to Philadelphia. From there they headed West on the Philadelphia Wagon Road (also known as the Lancaster Road) which led to Lancaster, York and Gettysburg. From this area they would have traveled South on the Great Valley Road which went down the Shenandoah Valley along the East side of Augusta County, Virginia.( 14)

Because the road to Virginia hid become safe for colonists to travel, a large segment of the population began to move South. There were several motivating factors for migration in that direction. Land was difficult to obtain in Pennsylvania because the proprietors of the Province bought the land from the Indians in small sections and it was soon inhabited.(15) The land in Virginia was cheap and it was possible for a middle class Englishman to obtain a large tract of land, thus becoming a new kind of English country gentleman.(16) In 1752 the Virginia Legislature passed an act to encourage settlement of the land West of the Great Warrior Path in Virginia. men Willing to bring their families and settle there were exempt from taxes for ten years.(17) There was a large population of Presbyterians who migrated to Augusta County about this time." It is unknown what brought Jeffrey to this area but on 13 February 1752 he bought 400 acres on Mill Creek in Augusta County for five pounds.(18) This land was located in the Borden Land Grant which indicates it was located in present day Rockbridge County or Augusta Coun ty. (13) The deed stated that he was from Augusta County, Virginia at the time he purchased this land. No record as yet has been found of any other land purchased by Jeffrey in that county but he must have been- living there.

The settlement of Augusta County was encouraged by William Gooch, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Virginia, to "remove the frontier of civilization further from Williamsburg, and to place a hardy and enterprising race of people between the capital and the savage Indians."(13) There were Indian disturbances in the county and it must have been a dangerous place to live compared to the established area of Pennsylvania where Jeffrey and Lydia migrated from. This might have been the determining factor in Jeffrey and Lydia only staying here for sixteen months. During this time their son Jeffrey Beck, Jr. was born.(19) In June of 1753 they sold the 400 acres of land on Mill Creek. (20) They were on the move again and they probably traveled South along the Great Valley Road for part of their journey. The Yadkin River Road crossed the Great Valley Road in Southern Virginia. They probably took the Yadkin Rive Road which went to Orange County, North Carolina.

There is no indication as to when or where Lydia died. It could have been on the long trip from Augusta County, Virginia, to Orange County, North Carolina, or it could have been -after they arrived. The living conditions were very primitive in Orange County during these settlement years. Land was broken and crops were planted before crude log cabins were built for the families. Settlers were flocking into North Carolina and locating along the many creeks and rivers in Orange County.
Sickness was prevalent and many of the First settlers died. At some point Jeffrey married Susannah Gibbs(7) and had four more children . The approximate time period for this marriage is calculated from the date of Jeffrey's will which stated there were four minor children in 1774. Therefore, the marriage must have taken place some time around 1760.

Jeffrey2 Beck, Sr. and Susannah Gibbs7
Abraham Beck b. Orange Co., NC
Jesse Beck b. Orange Co., NC
Susannah Beck b. Orange Co., NC
Lydia Beck b. Orange Co., NC

Orange County was formed in the Province of North Carolina in 1752. At that time it was a large area. It was divided several times over the next few years. Records for Jeffrey Beck can be found in Orange (created in 1752), Guilford (created in 1770), and Randolph (created in 1778) Counties. He actually owned the same property on Deep River until his death sometime prior to December 1779. The current county division dictated the County in which information about him was recorded.

The first record found for Jeffrey in Orange County was when he witnessed a land grant application for Jacob Evans on April 26, 1754. This 230 acres of land was located in the Parish of St. Matthew on the South West side of Deep River. The river was the North and East boundary for the 230 acres.(21) Deep River is the South Fork and the Haw River is the North Fork which feeds into the Cape Fear River.(22) They both run through the Randolph County area of Orange County before the division. Jeffrey purchased this land from Jacob Evans on August 14, 1759.(23) This location on Deep River became important as there was a ford to cross the river here and it was used by the Tories during the Revolutionary War. Because it was located on Jeffrey's land it became know as Beck's Ford.

It was an accepted practice of the time for a family to move onto a piece of land and farm it before they gained the title to it. In 1755 Jeffrey was listed on a tax list is I white male, no slaves .( 24) It would seem that Jeffrey and his family farmed the land on Deep River without the help or aid of any slaves. The crops of the region were tobacco, corn, and hemp. Tobacco was used as money and taxes could be paid in pounds of tobacco.

Jeffrey was actively involved in the affairs of his county and community. He served on a Grand Jury in Orange County in May of 176 1. In November of 1763 he was one of eight men commissioned by an Orange County court to determine the course of a road and then to build it, from Cox's Mill to Collins road(25). Cox's Mill was located on Mill Creek which joined Deep River by Beck's Ford
in East central Randolph County and appears on the Collet Map of 1770.(26) Since the land he bought was on Deep River, this meant he was helping to build a road near his home.

In is not known if Jeffrey moved to a new location or just purchased additional land for a time, but on January 4, 1764 he purchased 175 acres from Moses Nelson. This land was located on the Bush Creek waters of Rock River in Orange County and was near the site of the second road Jeffrey was asked to help lay out and build. 27 In August of 1764 he was one of nineteen men commissioned by an Orange County court "to meet and lay out a road from the Rowan County line opposite Frazier's Road to the best and nearest road leading to Cross Creek,"(25) The direction of this road would have crossed Orange County from the West side to the East side. Cross Creek was an important community in colonial North Carolina. It was established in about 1760 and located in the center of Cumberland County on Cape Fear River.(26) It was a major trading center of the time and an important lifeline for Orange County residents. The road that was built became the route that connected Rowan and Orange Counties to Cross Creek.

Jeffrey's new land is shown on a map of Orange County by Fred Hughes with the date of 1764.( 28) This map locates his land on Rock Creek near a road that runs from the Rowan County line to the Cross Creek Road. This probably was the road that Jeffrey helped to build. Jeffrey sold this acres on July 27, 1767 to John Johnston. He had owned it for 31/2 years.

Another indication that Jeffrey was involved in the community was his involvement in the Regulator Movement in Orange County. The Regulator Movement was a preliminary unrest to the Revolution. The governor and sheriff purchased their titles and charged taxes and fees as high as six to eight times the legal rate.(29) The Governor of the Province 'was the law. He picked the sheriff who then carried out his wishes. The sheriff collected taxes, served warrants, and had the power to seize property for taxes or unpaid debts. The taxes were too high, unfairly collected, and used at the discretion of the Governor with no accounting to the people. The people of Orange and surrounding counties began to object. They formed the Regulator Movement aimed at regulating the taxes and the use of them by the Governor. This protest movement induced 95% of the people in Rowan and Guilford counties to refuse to pay taxes. Petitions were sent to the Governor requesting change.(29)

Jeffrey and his friends were involved in the Regulator Movement in its early stages. During February, March, and April of 1768 meetings were held at various places. These meetings brought the people together and solidified the Regulator Movement. Peter Craven was sent to request officials to meet with the Regulators.30 A committee was formed to draft a petition to the governor. William Moffitt helped draft this petition which was signed -by over 450 men. One of these meetings was held at Cox's Mill by Beck's Ford on Deep River.(31) This was located near Jerfrey's home and it is probable he was in attendance. Jeffrey was one of the men who signed a "petition of wrongs to the settlers of the county". He also signed the Regulator Advertisement No. 9 in 1768 along with other men from his coun ty.(32) His fellow'signers were Joseph Sitton (his son-in-law), Peter Craven, Thomas Craven, William Moffitt, Stephan Harlon, and David Jackson. These men were Jeffrey's friends and neighbors. Thomas Craven, Peter Craven, and Stephen Harlon were witnesses to his will'. William Moffitt and David Jackson were appointed guardians to Jeffrey's minor children in his will. David Jackson was a blacksmith, a Regulator, and eventually became a Tory Terrorist.(29)

In September of 1770, Regulators seized control of the Court in Hillsborough , North Carolina. They beat up local officials and destroyed their property.(33) Among the leaders were Ninnian and Matthew Hamilton. Warrants were issued for their arrest. Jeffrey signed two petitions requesting pardons for Ninnian Beall Hamilton and Matthew Hamilton after they participated in the riot. The petitions stated that the men signing them did not participate in the disturbance in any way. Therefore, although Jeffrey was a Regulator, he was not involved in this incident .(34) Pardons were eventually granted to all the men who took part in this riot(31).

Governor Tryon wrote in a letter to the Earl of Hillsborough that Guilford County was formed in 1770 from Orange and Rowan in order to separate the "Insurgents" during the governnient's trouble with the Regulators. Chatham County was also organized in 1771 during the Regulator uprising to try to control the inhabitants.(35) The reorganization didn't seem to hamper the activities of the Regulators. The Governor was obviously not happy and he gathered an army together and waged 'war' against the ReguIators. There was one battle fought in 1771 called the Battle of Alaniance which lasted two hours and the Regulators lost. Governor Tryon remained in the area for a month searching out the Regulators and requiring them to take an oath of allegiance to King George. It seems the people of North Carolina had begun their own war of independence and some historians consider this to be the first battle fought in the Revolutionary War.
The paper in lengthy and no more will fit in this space. There is a second article by Susan Koyle discussing whether Jeffery was a Tory. See file

Notes for LYDIA PHILLIPS:
1743 married Jeffery Beck 3 Feb 1743 in First Presb. Church, Phil., Penn. Record of Penn. Marriages prior to 1810, Vol. 11, p. 6.

1753 Jeffery Beck and Lydia Beck sold 400 acres on MILL Creek, Augusta Co.,

Virginia on 21 Jun 1753. Records of Augusta Co., Va. by Lyman Chackey, Vol. 111, p. 346.

Name and spouse Jeffry Beck and daughter Sarah Listed in Descendants of George and Elizabeth Hobson, by Earl H. Davis-1957, p. 243.

She died after the sate of the property in Augusta Co., Virginia.
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all of above from Ancestry - James D. Officer

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Ancestry - Richard E. Marshall
Ancestry/Jim Peterson 1684 - BET 1736 AND 1740 Edward Sr. Beck Family Data Collection - Individual Records Record, Ancestry.com
Name: Edward Beck
Spouse: Sarah Buckman
Parents: John Beck,
Birth Place: Kent Co, MD
Birth Date: 19 November 1684
Marriage Date: 1708
Death Place: Bucks Co, PA
Death Date: 16 February 1736
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ROBATE:
Name of Testator: Edward BECK (Sr.) Date: December 5(?), 1736
Residence: Solebury township, Bucks Co., PA

Description of Testator: Yeoman

Bequests & Devises: "all my land and meadows to be equally divided between
my two sons Edward & JeffryÉto my wife a good and honorable maintenance
during her widowhood. I likewise give to my five daughters every one five
pounds. Viz.: to my daughter Mary five pounds at twelve months after my
decease and to JaneÉfive pounds the next year and the third year five pounds
to RachelÉTo Susanna five pounds the fourth, and the fifth year after my
death the fifth and Last five pounds to be paid to my youngest Daughter
Ellen. Appointing my wife Sarah the Sole executrix of this my last will"

Miscellaneous Information: Inventory exhibited February 16, 1736/37.
Appraised by Joseph FELL and Amor PRESTON. Administration Bond on February
8, 1736 by Sarah BECK (Widow) and William SATTERTHWAITE, Yeoman both of
Solebury. Account of Sarah BECKÅs Administratrix of goods & chattels of
Edward BECK late of Solebury exhibited February 21, 1738/38. Surnames listed
in the account: BOWMAN, GILBERT, HOUGH, GILLINGHAM, HENSEY, BECK (Jr.),
BUTCHER, HARTLEY, FELL, ELLICOT, CAREY, AYRS, LOWTHER, HAMILTON, BARCROFT,
DOAN, CANBY.

Witnesses: William SATTERTHWAITE

Signature of Testator: Edward BECK Sr. initials EB (his mark)

Source for document: The will is not recorded in Bucks Co., PA Will Book.
Abstract taken from microfilm at Spraunce Library. Copy sent by Don
Armstrong to Randy Franklin. 1677 - 1716 Sarah Buckman 38 38 Buckman is a English occupational name for a goatherd; an occupational name for a scholar or scribe (Book-Man); and possibly a habitation name representing a contracted pronunciation of Buckingham.

Another source has her birthdate as 10 September 1677.
I suspect she was born on 10 September 1677 and christened on 10 November 1677.
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 ~1552 - UNKNOWN Christopher Boswell Did Christopher have a wife prior to Margaret?

Ancestry.com - Jackie Leatham's tree ~1556 - UNKNOWN Margaret or Margery Lambert 11th great grandmother BET 1650 AND 1657 - 1716 William Buckman "According to Bradfield Genealogy by Donald G. Armstrong, 'The Buckmans came to America as passengers on the Welcome with William Penn in 1682'.  See files for a list of the goods the Buckman's brought with them to America.

William inherited the land rights of his bothers Edward and Thomas when they died without issue.

The Buckman's are believed to have spent their first winter in Pennsylvania in a cave south of Fallsinton.

William was appointed one of several to lay out a road from Newton to the Ferry on the second Wednesday in December 1693.

He was appointed to lay out another road from Wrightstown to Neshamineh Meeting House on 5 October 1697.

He was a juror in 1684, on the grand jury in 1688,1689,1691, and 1698 and a witness on 14 April 1698.

On 14 April 1697 records show that William sold land granted to him by the Proprietor on 13 Sept 1686 to John Shaw.  Bucks Deeds 2:142

Recorded 11 Oct 1697, William bought land from Robert Webb.  Bucks Deeds 2:143

Bucks Deeds 3:242, 3 Dec 1705.  William purchased land from John & Priscilla Rowland (land that Priscilla had bought from William Penn 19 Aug 1681).

Bucks Deeds 4:34, Dec 1708 from Henry Cooper, blacksmith (son in law of William Buckman).

Patent to William Buckman granting him a city lot in the right of his two deceased brothers.

In 1703 William Buckman is shown as owner of a county lot of 668 acres, a Town lot of 59 acres on the west side of Newtown.

His first wife, Patricia Rowland died about 1690, probably as a result of childbed.
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 1657 - 1690 Sarah Rowland 33 33 The name ROWLAND is a Norman personal name and was popular throughout Europe in the Middle Ages as a result of the fame of Charlemagne's warrior of this name, who was killed at Roncesvalles in about 778 AD.

Died probably as a result of childbed.

 1636 - UNKNOWN Thomas Rowland ~1623 - 1670 Edward Buckman 47 47 Became a Quaker (Friend).

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Ancestry - Patryka Tachick
 ~1625 - ~1682 Joan Bagham 57 57 After the death of her husband Edward, she did not remarry.  She embarked on the ship Welcome to America in 1682, along with her son William and his family, her sons Edward and Thomas, and her daughter Ruth.  On that trip Smallpox broke out, killing 60 of the 100 passengers.  Since no records of them have been found in America, it is presumed that Joan and her sons Edward and Thomas were among the casualties.
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There are some indications that Joan Bagham Buckman, went with her son, William Buckman, to Pennsylvania aboard the "Welcome" as a widow. However, General W. W. H. Davis, author of the History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, appears to have seen the baggage memoranda cited as the source of Joan's travel to Pennsylvania. He believes that the first name of the widow was Ruth, not Joan....ie the sister rather than the Mother. He believed that the Buckmans of the baggage memoranda, who did not in his view include our William but another of the same name, spent their first winter in a cave south of Fallsington. In the Strawn family, who descend, of course, from the Buckmans, there was a strong tradition that their ancestors, supposed usually to have been Strawns, lived out their first winter in a cave on the bank of the Delaware. It is certain that many early Pennsylvanians who did live for such a time in such places, so this may represent a genuine tradition.
Ancesty - Patryka Tachick

 1696 - ~1737 Francis Cheney 41 41 1662 - ~1735 Thomas Cheyney 73 73 1636 - 1636 Robert Chaney 1614 - UNKNOWN Henry Cheyney 1683 - UNKNOWN James Hamilton ~1687 - UNKNOWN Grace 1635 - 1709 John Seymour 73 73 D. UNKNOWN Maiden name may not be Seymour Living Wordell Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Private Edna M. Sanders Private Gertrude H. Hodgins 1944 - 2005 Lois L. LNU 60 60 Living White 1910 - 1999 Walter Benjamin Kelley 89 89 1922 - 1978 Mamie Evelyn Kelley 56 56 Married a man they called Shrock.  He had a Pecan farm in Oak Grove, Louisiana.

Moved to Carlsbad, NM. Living Ledford ~1859 - UNKNOWN Cirony York Unable to read the name on the 1870 Census.  Cerony? 1908 - UNKNOWN John Marion Shope Private Dolly ? Private Naomi Private Judy 1955 - 1981 Michael Lee York 25 25 Fred & Mary Lou York were instrumental in setting up the adoption of Michael by Earl & Greadle York.  Michael's natural mother was supposedly a young school/college girl from the Franklin, NC area.
 1843 - UNKNOWN William Osborn Seay His name may be William Ausborn (Osborn, Ausburn, Aus) Seay. 

According to the 1930 Census his mother was born in South Carolina and his father in North Carolina.

1880 US Census, living in Upper Hightower, Towns, GA next door to Charles B. Rogers.  William's wife is listed here as Mellvina C.



 BET 1834 AND 1836 - 1886 Charles Davis Patterson Charles Patterson's brother, James Leeland PATTERSON married Adeline Malissa's sister, Mahalia J. MASON.  (from Ancestry.com, June Laurence, Turner, jimjune@@bellsouth.net) ~1858 - UNKNOWN Chester Mellvina Patterson Her middle name could possibly be Carri.  I found a William & Carri Seay on the 1870 Census living in GA.
 D. UNKNOWN Abraham Keener D. UNKNOWN Annah Justice 1825 - 1863 Isaac Nelson Kerby 38 38 1830 - 1908 Thursea Jones 78 78 ~1186 - UNKNOWN Hendrik III Von Geldern BET 1804 AND 1807 - UNKNOWN Jeffery York 1814 - 1904 John B. York 90 90 D. UNKNOWN Sally Dunlap D. UNKNOWN Polly Welborn 1816 - UNKNOWN Malinda Scruggs D. UNKNOWN Nancy Carnes D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morgan ~1818 - 1858 Tamer York 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Alford D. York D. UNKNOWN William York D. UNKNOWN Nancy Phillips 1781 - >1850 John Crabtree York 69 69 ~1787 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Kivett D. UNKNOWN John Matthew Kivett D. UNKNOWN Rosanna Aldridge BET 1780 AND 1785 - UNKNOWN Dorcas York BET 1780 AND 1793 - 1867 Barnabus York 1799 - 1878 Nancy Kivett 79 79 D. UNKNOWN John Matthew Kivett D. UNKNOWN Rosanna Aldridge BET 1779 AND 1789 - UNKNOWN Jeremiah Jr. York D. UNKNOWN Nancy Campbell ? ~1790 - UNKNOWN Thomas York 1790 - UNKNOWN Jabez York BET 1795 AND 1798 - UNKNOWN Jane York 1798 - UNKNOWN Ann York 1802 - 1880 Darius York 78 78 1798 - UNKNOWN Mary Savage D. UNKNOWN Jesse Turner D. UNKNOWN Sarah Jane Cross 1811 - UNKNOWN Hulda York 1819 - <1870 Andrew J. York 51 51 1755 - 1816 Sarah Rachel York 60 60 1754 - 1805 John Welborn 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Thomas Welborn D. UNKNOWN Esther ? D. UNKNOWN Elias Cowan 1756 - UNKNOWN Nancy Dorcas York BET 1759 AND 1760 - 1816 Shubal York D. UNKNOWN Mary Grimes BET 1762 AND 1766 - 1806 Isaac H. York 1769 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Lydia Allred The Rape of Lydia Allred

A Research Report

By: Linda Allred Cooper

Whenever we think of the "good ole days" we tend to forget that some of the horrors we associate with today’s world sometimes happened back then too. The story of Lydia Allred is one such case.

Lydia was born in Orange County, North Carolina in 1770. She was one of the younger children of John Allred who settled in North Carolina in the 1750’s. Lydia was raised on the family farm located near today’s Patterson Grove community just north of Franklinville, NC. In 1779 this same land became part of the newly formed Randolph County.

Most of the time Lydia’s neighbors were law abiding. Court documents from that time period show that there were occasional visits to court to complain about a missing cow or hog and a few accusations of theft of farm equipment, but, for the most part, life was peaceful. One important exception to that rule was the Lewis family.

John and Priscilla Lewis raised a large family on their land located just north of today’s Franklinville. This family, especially the boys and men, were well known as mean, tough, belligerent bullies. They made their own rules, followed no laws but their own and beat or killed anyone who made them mad. One account taken from the book "The Randolph Story" on file in the Randolph Room, Asheboro Public Library states:

The Lewises were tall, broad, muscular and very powerful men. The family were the lions of the country. Their character was eminently pugnacious. Nearly all of them drank to intoxication; aware of power, they insulted whom they listed; they sought occasions of quarrel as a Yankee does gold in California. They rode through plantations; killed their neighbor’s cattle; took fish from other men’s traps; said what they pleased; all more for contention than gain. Though the opposed had power, they were afraid to prosecute them, they knew these human hydras had no mercy; they dreaded their retaliating vengeance. Anything, man or beast, that crossed their path periled it’s life. The neither sheltered themselves under the strong arm of the law nor permitted others to do so, they neither gave nor asked mercy. Their pledge was sure as anything human could be. If they threatened death or torture, those threatened always thought it prudent to retire to the very uttermost part of the earth.

Stephen Lewis, the fifth child of John and Priscilla, was born June 4, 1757. (1) Per Lewis family documents, he fought and bullied his way into adulthood. In the 1770’s he began appearing in court, charged with a variety of theft, assaults and battery. More times, than not, the court found him not-guilty, no doubt fearing retaliation from him or his family. On the few occasions he was found guilty, he was usually fined some small amount which was never collected.

This pattern continued on into the mid 1780’s. Between March and October 1786, Stephen and his brother, John, had been in court 11 different times (2) answering a variety of charges. One of those charges was brought by Lydia’s father, John, who accused John Lewis of assault in June 1786. (3) John Lewis was found innocent and John Allred became the target of some vicious retaliation.

The Allred family found themselves confronted by the Lewis family over the next few months. Farm equipment disappeared. Farm animals were slaughtered. When the family members went to visit neighbors, they were followed and taunted. Finally, on a sunny afternoon in October, it all came "to a head".

October 30th no doubt began as a normal day on the farm. Chores were performed, meals were cooked and served by the women while the men worked in the fields. The colorful fall leaves were falling and the weather had a slight "nip in the air". When her chores were finished, Lydia decided to walk the well worn wagon path to her sister and brother-in-law’s home, Barbara and William York. Barbara was 17, only one year older than Lydia and a newly wed. The sisters were close and no doubt missing each other’s daily company. A visit would be welcome.

The court document filed November 6, 1786 tells the story in chilling detail. Lydia was walking along the path when Stephen Lewis rode up on his horse. He, no doubt, recognized her as one of John Allred’s daughters. Lewis got off of his horse and grabbed Lydia, pulling her to him roughly and forcing her onto his lap as he sat down on a log. Holding her tightly, he asked her to have "carnal knowledge" with him. She refused, telling him she would rather die and tried to fight her way free of his clutches. Angered, he forced his hand under her skirt and "placed his hand on her privates and forced his fingers into her body". She fought valiantly, but he was bigger and stronger than the frightened 16 year old girl. He pushed her to the ground and violently beat and raped her.

When finished, Lewis left Lydia lying on the path and rode off. She pulled herself together and somehow managed to get to her sister’s home. As you can imagine, the family reacted in horror and demanded justice. On November 6, Lydia’s father, brothers and brother-in-laws came to court to file charges (4) against Stephen Lewis.

Unfortunately, as in the past, the court continued to be reluctant to indict or convict anyone in the Lewis family of anything - even something as horrible as rape. Court records show that although the Allred family presented overwhelming evidence and Lydia herself was forced to testify in detail about the rape, little was done to Stephen Lewis. Finally, in December, the court agrees to indict Lewis (5 & 6) and hold a trial. However, the intimidated jurors and court officials, fearing reprisals from the Lewis family, vote to post-pone the trial until Spring 1787. They were probably hoping that, with the new court session, they would not be chosen as jurors and would escape the Lewis family wrath.

On February 1, 1787, Stephen Lewis was back in court (7) accused of threatening the life of Lydia’s father, John. He had already beat John, breaking his nose, and continued to harass the family every chance he got. John asked the court for protection. It wasn’t awarded until another week passed. In response, Stephen and his family increased their campaign of harassment and terror.

Finally, in March 1787, the court imposes a 100 pound bond on Lewis (8) to guarantee his appearance in court for trial.  But, the trial is post-poned once again as the Lewis family’s threats scare the jurors. By June, Lydia’s father had reached his limit and begins fighting back. However, he accomplishes nothing except getting himself arrested (9) for "profane swearing in public". The humiliation must have been unbearable as John is arrested for "swearing" while his daughter’s rapist still roamed free. While in court facing the original "swearing" charge, John loses his temper again and swears at the court officials. Again he is charged and fined.

The rape trial is post-poned again and again as the jurors and court officials were harassed by the Lewis family. Court documents also show that the Lewis brothers were in court many times (10) over the next 4 years as they continued to wreak havoc in Randolph County. But, as we’ve all heard, "you reap what you sow" and eventually everyone pays for the evil they do.

When Stephen raped Lydia, he was married. Lewis family records show that he beat his wife on a regular basis, treating her no better than he did his neighbors. Finally, in 1791, Stephen’s brother, Richard, helped Stephen’s wife escape and hid her outside of the county at the home of a friend. Richard was no better than Stephen, so this unusual act of kindness was rare. Stephen and Richard argued violently about the beatings, and finally Richard agreed to return Stephen’s wife if he would promise to quit beating her. Stephen refused. Eventually he found his wife and dragged her back home, beating her severally. Stephen then went to his brother’s home intending to kill him. Richard, seeing Stephen approach, grabbed his shot gun and ran upstairs. As Stephen climbed the stairs looking for Richard, Richard shot and wounded him. The family gathered around and soon Stephen was sent back home patched up, but very angry.

As Stephen laid at home recovering from the gun-shot wound, he swore to everyone in hearing distance that he would kill his brother as soon as he was healed. Richard, knowing Stephen fully intended to carry out this threat, finally decided to end the feud once and for all. He rode to Stephen’s house, crept quietly to the back of the house where he knew Stephen was recovering. As he looked through a crack in the wall, he could see Stephen sitting up in bed having his wound dressed. Richard stuck the barrel of the gun through the crack in the wall and shot his brother through the heart, killing him instantly.

Lydia, in the meantime, never recovered emotionally from the rape. She became a recluse, painfully shy, never wanting to go out in public or leave the confines of home. Her father, John, died in 1792 knowing that his daughter’s rapist had finally paid for his crimes. After John died, Lydia moved in with her sister, Barbara, and her family where she lived until her death.
from http://www.allredfamily.org/lydiareport.htm 

BET 1762 AND 1768 - 1819 Semore York WILL OF SEAMORE YORK, JR.

In the Name of God Amen.

I Semore York of the County of Grainger in the State of Tennessee being sick and like to die but of perfect Mind and Memory knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make constitute and ordain this my Last Will and Testament and first of all I give and Commend my Soul into the hands of God that give it and my Body to be buryed in a desent and Christian Burial nothing doubting but I shall receive the same again in Judgment of the great day by the mighty power of God.  And as it related to the good things of this life with which it hath pleased God to bless me with in this world I give and bequeath in the following manner and form

Item 1st – It is my will that Uriah York my son,  Rachel McEver May, Daughter, Sylvania Wood my Daughter,  Enoch York My Son,  Polly Deaton,  Marthy Johnson  My Daughters, and John York My Son have in addition to what they have already received one Dollar each.

Item 2nd – it is my will that my wife Ann live on my plantation and have all the profits there of for the use of raising and schooling my children while she all remain my widow.

Item 3rd – It is my will that my wife have the benefit and increase of all my live stock and all my house hold furniture and farming utentials During her widowhood for the use of Raising and shoolling my said children as above named.

Item 4th – It is my will that my Daughter Sary and Elijah (Elizabeth?) each of them have a cow & calf and a good suit of Sunday clouths  also a feather bed and bed furniture for each of them when ever they become eighteen years of age.

Item 5th – It is my will that my sons Riley and Harrison each of them have a good sute of Sunday clothes a horse Bridle and Saddle when ever they become twenty one years of age. 

Item 6th – It is my will that should my wife Ann marry after my death, then all my personal goods and chattels be sold and equally divided between her & the four children here in after named  that is to say  Sarah  Elizabeth  Riley & Harrison  but not till my youngest child becomes of age.

Item 7th – It is my will that at the marriage or death of my said wife then my land be equally divided between  (page break.....second page...97)  my sons Riley & Harrison all but four acres which I have sold and layd off to John Wood adjoining his field near the mountain.

Item 8th – It is my will that my grandson Pleasant  the son of my Daughter  Rachel  should he stay and remain with my wife till he be twenty one years of age  that he have good shooling  a good horse  Saddle & Bridle and a good suit of Sunday Clothes out of my Said Estate.                                                

Item 9th – I appoint my beloved Wife Ann and John Wood the excoutors & Executrix of this my last Will and Testament, revoking all others  retifying and confirming this my last Will & Testament and no other in testimony where of I have here unto set my hand and seal this Seventh day of February 1819.

                                                                                                His

                                                                                  Seamore   X   York (Seal)     

                                                                                                 mark

Signed and sealed & delivered In presents of Josiah Smith (his mark)  proven Andrew Phillips (his mark)proven May Term 1819.

State of Tennessee)

Grainger County  ) August Term 1819.

I John Cooke  Clerk of the Court of Pleas and quarter Session for Said County do certify that the execution of the foregoing last Will and Testament of Seamore York was proven in part at last Term by the oath of Andrew Philips one subscribing witness thereto and ordered to be filed for further probate   and that it was proven in full at this term by the Oaths of Josiah Smith and Robert Huddleston  the two other subscribing witnesses there  to who swore that the said Seamore York at the time of executing this will was of sound mind and disposing memory.

                                                                                    John Cooke     Clerk
 1764 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ann Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Ann Elizabeth Wood BET 1762 AND 1765 - 1806 Jesse York 1773 - 1861 Tabitha York 87 87 1760 - 1826 Solomon Trodgen 66 66 D. UNKNOWN William Trodgen D. UNKNOWN Mary Jones 1768 - 1861 Martha York 93 93 D. UNKNOWN Edmund Hayes D. UNKNOWN Josiah White 1772 - 1859 John York 87 87 1776 - 1863 Martha White 87 87 1776 - 1855 Jabez York 78 78 1776 - 1897 Elizabeth White 121 121 D. UNKNOWN John White D. UNKNOWN Ann Welborn ~1775 - UNKNOWN William Alfred York 1763 - ~1830 Jacob Routh 67 67 1) June 20, 1788, Jacob Routh purchased 120 acres of land on Sandy Creek that had originally been part of the York Grant. As follows:
a) JACOB ROUTH purchased from William and Charity Fields for £50 "hard money", 120 acres of land "on Sandy Creek, Randolph County, NC granted to Semor York from the Earl of Granville on August 1, 1758 to William Ingelson
b) Jan. 20, 1759, to Semor York 1774, also all rights of said Silvana York and Semor York to William Field" , Witnessed by John York and John Chambers. From Randolph County, NC Land Deed Abstracts, Books 1-5, 1779-1794 by Barbara Newsome Grigg. Copied at Randolph County Library, Ashboro, NC
c) On the General Index to Real Estate Conveyances, Randolph County this was listed as being in Book 3, page 315.
d) In this same year Jacob purchased an additional 108 Acres from Shubal York, witnessed by Aaron York (Uncle of Mollie)and Edmond York (Brother of Mollie) in Book 3, page 327.
(Shubal York was son of Seymore York and a first cousin of Mollie [York] Routh, and evidently lived near them according to tax records.)
e) Between the years 1800 and 1824 Jacob Routh accumulated a great deal of land from the following individuals: James Crabtree, John Routh, John Walker, William Welborn, Daniel Clark, Jonathan Bain, William York (Mollie's brother who went to TN) David Fox et al. Lawrence said the land was all in the Sandy Creek area. Here Jacob Routh and his family lived among members of the York family, relatives of his wife, for the rest of his life. Lawrence believed he died at Sandy Creek about 1830.
f) Jacob Routh appeared in the 1799 Tax list of Randolph County along with Henery Routh and Jeremiah Routh. Jacob owned 228 acres of land by this date.
g) By the 1803 Tax List Jacob Routh owned 472 acres of land and now was cited with Henery Routh, Jerimiah Routh and Isaac Routh.

1) 1790 Heads of Households North Carolina
Hillsborough District, Randolph Co., NC, Page 99, Column I
LName FName Free White Free White Free White
Males 16+ Males 16- Females
RUTH, Jacob 1 6 1
2) 1800 Federal Census, Randolph Co., NC
LName FName Free White Free White Free White Free White
Males 45+ Males 16-26 Males 10-16 Males 10-
RUTH, Jacob 1 3 3 1
Free WhiteFree White
Females 26-45Females 10-16 D. UNKNOWN Zachariah Routh D. UNKNOWN Elijah York D. UNKNOWN Jesse York ~1730 - 1758 John York 28 28 D. UNKNOWN Hannah Deaver ~1732 - UNKNOWN Sarah Horner BET 1730 AND 1735 - 1797 Jeremiah York BET 1730 AND 1734 - UNKNOWN Mary Thomas 1732 - BET 1816 AND 1817 Henry B. York Henry York Will 8 March 1817:
In The Name of God Amen Henry York of the county of Wilkes and the state of North Carolina being very weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God calling unto mind the morality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men to die do make and ordain tis my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all give and renounce my soul into the hands of the Almighty God that gave it and my body. Remand to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my exseutive nothing doubting at the general resurrection. Shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such world by estate where with it has pleased God to help me in this life. Give? and dispose of the same in the following manner of form. First I ordain my beloved wife Market to be executive of my estate the during of her ? and if she should marry again she is to have but a child's part. To my son Henry I give one hundred acres of land on the south side of the tract and to my son Leonard I five the old tract were I now live and after to death of beloved wife all my estate shall be equally divided amongst my daughters that
is to say the daughters of my last wife Market but if she is to marry than all my estate is to be sold by my executors George Wheatly and Daniel McDaniel and for my children of the
first wife as I think I have given them more than the younger children will get so I bequeath unto each one dollar and I do hereby utterly disblame revoke all and every testament and
wills in ?? whereof I have here unto got my hand and seal this 8th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eighth hundred and seventeen. Signed sealed on his last will and testament in the presence of us:
David Thronbergh
Henry Lenderman
Dan McDaniel
Henry York
(his mark)
 1774 - UNKNOWN Margaret Lenderman Her birthdate may be 3 July 1774.   D. UNKNOWN Henry Lenderman D. UNKNOWN Eve Dorothy ? 1734 - 1809 Joseph York 75 75 D. UNKNOWN Jemima Burrows D. UNKNOWN Martha Spinks 1735 - 1790 Thomas York 55 55 From Douglas Colbert's booklet:  "Thomas, believed to have been born in Pipe Creek Settlement, Carroll County, Maryland, is another possible son of Jeremiah York.  He wrote a will dated 11 October 1784, witnessed by Nathan and William Alldredge.  The will is probated in Randolph County, N.C. in September 1790.  Thomas and Ellinor identified the following children in their wills (below).

There are several documents that link the family of Thomas with the other York's in Randolph County.  Semore York and Jeremiah York (the latter probably is the son of Semore), witnessed a deed in 1771 transferring land in Guilford County (now Randolph) from John Crabtree, Sr. to his son, John Jr.  The senior John was the husband of Lyde York.  In May 1795, Jeremiah York proved a deed transferring 170 acres from William and John York, sons of Thomas and Elinor, to Adam White.  According to the deed, this land was part of a grant to Thomas on 2 November 1785 and later willed to his wife, Elinor.  In 1779, Thomas York appeared on the Randolph Tax List with property valued at 332 English pounds, including 230 acres, 10 cattle, 2 horses and 12 pounds, 10 shillings in cash.  Thomas wrote a will dated 11 Oct 1784, witnessed by Nathan and William Alldredge.  The will, identifying 7 children and 2 grandchildren was probated in Randolph County in September 1790.  Thomas and James Jr., minor sons of James Sr., are listed in their Grandpa Thomas York's will.

It appears that James Sr., as well as his wife, died before 1790 and that their two children were being raised by the grandparents.  A James York, probably the son of Thomas, appeared on the 1779 Randolph Tax List, therefore his death would have been between 1779 and 1790.  Thomas bequeathed 100 acres of land, part of the parcel where he then lived, to his two grandsons.  To each of his named children, he gave the sum of 10 shillings and the remainder of his estate was inherited by his wife, Elinor.

Elinor left a will signed on 22 November 1790, and probated in 1795.  She named Henry York and Jonathan McCollum to be executors of her will.  Like her husband, she also gave 10 shillings to each of the above surviving children and divided the remaining estate equally.   In addition, she gave 5 shillings to her granddaughter, Elizabeth, the daughter of her deceased son, James.  She did not mention her grandsons, Thomas and James, Jr., who had been given 100 acres in their grandpa's will five years earlier.

Some children of Thomas and Elinor York moved out of Randolph county.  They moved to several locations including Rutherford County of western N. C., Tennessee, Kentucky and Posey County, Indiana."

Will of Thomas York, father of Lydia York above. Note: The blanks were
unreadable words.
In the name of God, Amen. I, Thomas York, of the county of Randolph, the eleventh day of October, one thousand seven hundred and eighty four, being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory, blessed by God for it and knowing that his appointed for all men once to die do make this my last will and testament. First of all, I will to bequeath my soul to God who gave it and my body I remind to the earth to be buried in a Christian liked decent manner. Nothing doubting but I shall by the Almighty power of God receive the same again at the general resurrection as touching such worldly good where with God hath blest. He within this life gives. It is my will in the first place that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid. ______I give and bequeath unto my son John York the sum of ten shillings and his heirs. ________I give unto my son William York the sum of ten shillings and to his heirs. ______I give and bequeath unto my daughter Susannah, wife of John Pain the sum of ten shillings and to her heirs. _____I give and bequeath unto my daughter Lettesch?, wife of Joab Jackson the sum of ten shillings and her heirs. ________I give and bequeath unto my daughter Lydithe, wife of John Crabtree the sum of ten shillings and to her heirs. ________I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Elinor, wife of Jonathan McCollum the sum of ten shillings and to her heirs._______I give and bequeath to my grandchildren, the sons of James York (dec’d), Thomas and James one hundred acres of land, part of the tract or parcel of land whereon I now dwell beginning at Aadalnot my most northernmost westernmost ________ _________ on John Welborn’s most southernmost line thence running south so far as to lay the before mentioned hundred acres of land to the others and if they should both die before they come to the age of twenty one years. I order that the deed of the said hundred acres of land be made by my hereafter executors be made to my well beloved wife, Elinor, and her heir and if either of the said sons, both of the said children, should come to the age of twenty one years that my executors do make a deed of conveyance to the before mentioned Thomas and James York and to their heirs. _________and the remainder of my estate both real and personal I give and bequeath to my well beloved wife Elinor and to her heirs and that my hereafter executors do in one year after my death make a deed to the remainder of all my land unto my well beloved wife and deliver the remainder of my personal estate after paying the before mentioned ledgers and I do hereby ordain and appoint and constitute my son in laws John Pain and Jonathan McCollum to be the executors of this my last will and testament and utterly disallow, revoke, and disannul all and every other former will and testament legacies and executors at any time before this time names. Ratifying and confirming this and no other I have here unto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and declared by the said Thomas York as his last will and testament in the presence of us the subscribers. Isaac McCollum, Nathan Alldredge, William Alldredge John died abt 1798 in Randolph Co., NC.

Note: The copy was very hard to read, so I'm sure there are some minor
mistakes in this transcription, but the names of the children are accurate.

1730 - 1795 Elinor Aldridge 65 65 Her name may have been Elinor Silver.


Will of Elinor Aldridge, wife of Thomas York, mother of Lydia our line,
below.

In the name of God, Amen, this twenty second day of November one
thousand seven hundred and ninety, Elinor York of Randolph County (NC) being weak of body but in perfect mind and memory thanks be given to God for it and knowing that it is appointed for all mankind that I do make this my last will and testament and first I will and bequeath my soul should go to God who gave it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like and decent manner nothing doubting but I shall by the mighty power of God receive the same again at the general resurrection. As directing such worldly goods where with God hath blessed in this life imprimis it is my will that in the first place that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid. Item 1 give and bequeath to my son John York and to his heirs the sum of ten shillings. Item 1 give and bequeath unto my son William York or to his heirs the sum of ten shillings, Item 1 give to my daughter Susannah and to her heirs the sum of ten shillings, Item 1 give and bequeath to my daughter Letishe the sum of ten shillings, Item 1 give and bequeath to my daughter Lyde the sum of ten shillings, Item 1 give to my grand daughter Elizabeth of my son James York the sum of five pounds current lawful money as here fore the remainder of the estate I order that it be equally divided amongst my children. Viz John, William, Susannah, Lishi, Lydy and Ellnor and that one year after my death and to Elizabeth York at the age of eighteen and I do herby ordain appoint constitute Jonathan Mcollum and Henry York to be the Executors of this my last will and testament and I do utterly disallow revoke and disannul any and every and former will testaments legacies Executors at any time before this time named. Ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament in witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal day and year above written signed sealed published pronounce and declared by the said Elinor York as the last will and testament in the presence of us the subscriber. Isacc McCullom Allen Langley Silas Allred Elinor York, her mark November 1792  1735 - 1827 Elizabeth York 92 92 D. UNKNOWN Daniel Underwood 1779 - 1861 Thomas Allred 82 82 D. UNKNOWN Elias Allred D. UNKNOWN Poilly Rigby 1736 - UNKNOWN James York 1738 - UNKNOWN Aaron York 1740 - UNKNOWN William York <1745 - 1777 Bartholomew York 32 32 Private Ruth Marie Living Lou Private Rosa Adell Hasty Living Loretta Private Unknown Living White 1951 - 1951 Jerry George Anderson Private Alice Louise Sidle Private Fred Herman Puehler Private Ida Lucille Sidle Private Marvin Shull 1831 - 1915 Matthias Hoffman 84 84 1835 - 1919 Lucinda Beaver 83 83 BEAVER is a Norman habitation name from any of several places in France called Beauvoir. 1887 - 1918 Ernest Charles Gramling 31 31 1890 - UNKNOWN Mayme Gerst 1889 - 1964 John Matthias Gramling 75 75 1889 - 1962 Florence Onieta Jennings 73 73 Both parents born in Ohio according to 1920 Census. 1798 - 1866 Jacob Hoffman 68 68 1798 - 1884 Magdalena Stouffer 85 85 1852 - 1956 John Henry Hoffman 104 104 1858 - 1923 Jacob Beaver Hoffman 65 65 1854 - 1915 Minerva Catherine Delong 61 61 1864 - 1933 Samuel Milton Hoffman 68 68 1868 - 1934 Ada Irene Davis 66 66 1868 - 1932 Anna May Hoffman 64 64 1863 - 1932 Hezekiah Gramling 69 69 1871 - 1935 Charles Philip Hoffman 64 64 1873 - 1959 Myrtle May Holford 86 86 D. UNKNOWN Matthias Hoffman D. UNKNOWN Mary Hoover 1823 - 1877 Eve Hoffman 54 54 1825 - 1916 Nancy Hoffman 90 90 1819 - 1890 Matthias Hoffman 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Henry Hoffman D. UNKNOWN Susanna Garver 1827 - 1890 Mary E. Hoffman 63 63 D. 1859 George W. Wolf 1828 - 1903 Magdelena Hoffman 75 75 1823 - 1881 Henry Jr. Hoffman 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Henry Hoffman D. UNKNOWN Susanna Garver 1830 - 1881 Esther Hoffman 50 50 1823 - 1879 John W. Mentzer 55 55 1833 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hoffman D. UNKNOWN William Row 1834 - 1904 Leah Hoffman 70 70 1828 - 1913 Samuel Reecher 85 85 1837 - 1898 Jacob Hoffman 61 61 1838 - 1908 Joanna Lesher 70 70 1839 - 1880 John Hoffman 41 41 1844 - 1866 Sarah Hoffman 22 22 ~1720 - 1804 John Hoover 84 84 from John Myer's tree at Ancestry.com:
The date of birth of John Hoover, the founder of "Necessity," has not
been learned, but it is known that one of his nine or more children
was
born in 1748, and since two of his sons do not appear to have
accompanied
their parents to Maryland, the probability exists that they were born
earlier and that they had already established their own homes
elsewhere,
prior to the mid-career Maryland migration of their father. Their
birth
during the 1740's, sugests that he was born during the early 1720's or
before. Because of that uncertainty, together with the uncertain date
of
his father's immigration, it cannot be determined whether or not he
was
of American birth. If the identification is correct, John's first
Maryland migration was to the Frederick County area East of the
Monocacy,
where he apears to have tarried a few years before settling just South
of
the Mason-Dixon Line, as established in 1767, at the two springs, at
the
head of Spring Run, near the present village of Ringgold, in the
morning
shadow of South Mountain. From real estate records it is known that
his
wife bore the Christian name of Mary, and Mrs. Hoover tells us that
her
maiden surname probably was "Watson." Having noted that on August 29,
1769, he had purchased a farm from Sarah Watson, Executrix, and
William
Watson, Executor, of the Estate of David Watson, it was attempted to
strengthen her conjecture by examination of that Deed, only to
discover
that John Hoover had actually purchased "Harry's Grove," or Grave, as
sometimes appearing, from Michael Miller, who had not received his
Deed
thereto from the then deceased David Watson, and as recited in their
Deed
to John Hoover, it was being so executed at the request of Mr. Miller.
Since early Lancaster County marriage records have not been preserved,
the source of Mrs. Hoover's information has not been learned. D. UNKNOWN Mary Watson 1790 - 1882 Christian Hoffman 91 91 1790 - 1870 Nancy Newcomer 80 80 1793 - 1820 Mary Hoffman 27 27 1793 - 1874 Daniel Shank 81 81 D. UNKNOWN John Shank D. UNKNOWN Nancy Kauffman 1794 - UNKNOWN Henry Hoffman D. UNKNOWN Susanna Garver 1796 - UNKNOWN Anna Nancy Hoffman D. UNKNOWN Peter Bare D. UNKNOWN Johannes Hoover D. UNKNOWN Anna ? Living Giles Living ? Private Unknown Living Cook Living Cook Living Phillips Living Ward Living Lunn ~1874 - UNKNOWN Dorah Seay Name may be Dora. 1871 - 1968 Lillie Arvaline Seay 97 97 ~1877 - UNKNOWN Orah O. Seay 1828 - BET 1860 AND 1919 Charles Rogers ~1828 - UNKNOWN Nancy Jones 1798 - BET 1859 AND 1891 Elihu Rogers 1800 - BET 1859 AND 1896 Mary ? 1814 - ~1856 James Madison Seay 42 42 D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~1822 - 1901 Mellie Jemima Evans 79 79 Living Schrock Private Alvin Schrock Private Frances Robinson Bates Private Clyde Tillman Bates Private Rhea Montgomery Living Wordell Living Dexter Living ? 1895 - UNKNOWN California Gregory Private Elmer Siler Tallent Private Mary Francis Tallent Private Gladys Irene Tallent 1845 - 1931 James A. Bates 86 86 James was 94 years old and living with Annie Bates Tallent and her family in 1930.   1876 - UNKNOWN John Lee Bell ~1882 - 1947 George W. Bell 65 65 1913 - 1979 Quince E. Hodgins 65 65 BET 1844 AND 1845 - UNKNOWN Mary M. Henson Possibly part Cherokee.

Mary's middle initial on the 1880 Census is "N".

The name HENSON is thought to be of English origin.

Ancestry.com - John W. Andrews tree ~1802 - 1889 William Bates 87 87 Living with son, James A. Bates in Smiths Bridge, Macon, NC in 1880.

In 1883, The Enterprise, a Franklin newspaper listed the oldest members of the community.  Among those was William Bates, 75.

Newspaper article, 29 Aug 1889:  Mr. William Bates of Smith Bridge Township, died last Sunday evening Aug. 25, 6 o'clock of Erysipelas at age 85.

Double stone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
Blessed are they who die [in?] thee [L***?]
Christeena Bates  Died June 11, 1888 aged [82?] yrs.
William Bates  Died August 25, 1889 aged 84 yrs.
 BET 1805 AND 1806 - 1888 Christeena Carpenter Living with son, James A. Bates in Smiths Bridge, Macon, NC in 1880.

Double stone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
Blessed are they who die [in?] thee [L***?]
Christeena Bates  Died June 11, 1888 aged [82?] yrs.
William Bates  Died August 25, 1889 aged 84 yrs. 1879 - 1887 Robert L. Bates 7 7 1888 - UNKNOWN Emma E. Bates ~1822 - 1889 Ephraim D. Henson 67 67 Double stone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
(Inscription faded) 
Annie Henson   Born Mar 22, 1813   Died Dec 30 1903
Ephraim Henson  Born Mar 23, 1812  Died Nov 12, 1889

Ancestry.com - John W. Andrews tree
1.  Rebecca Brown Perry, P O Box 5, Demarest, GA 30535  Sept 12, 2000

Dawn Watson's genealogy at Yahoo! Geocities

SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb)


 ~1822 - 1903 Annie Carpenter 81 81 Carpenter is an English occupational name for a worker in wood.

Double stone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
(Inscription faded) 
Annie Henson   Born Mar 22, 1813   Died Dec 30 1903
Ephraim Henson  Born Mar 23, 1812  Died Nov 12, 1889

SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb) 1863 - UNKNOWN Robert Columbus Parker 1829 - UNKNOWN Jahue N. Parker 1838 - UNKNOWN Talitha Caroline Moore D. UNKNOWN Unknown BET 1730 AND 1735 - ~1810 Katherine ? Appears by herself on the 1810 Moore County, NC census.

Katherine is mentioned in John McDANIEL's will dated 17 June 1809 as his wife.
 1643 - UNKNOWN Priscilla Shepherd D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Unknown BET 1750 AND 1752 - UNKNOWN John McDaniel BET 1755 AND 1756 - 1822 Isaac McDaniel ~1756 - UNKNOWN Abraham McDaniel ~1760 - UNKNOWN Mariam McDaniel 1761 - UNKNOWN Sarah McDaniel BET 1761 AND 1763 - UNKNOWN Samuel McDaniel ~1767 - UNKNOWN Amos McDaniel ~1770 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth McDaniel 1796 - UNKNOWN Samuel Beck BET 1775 AND 1782 - UNKNOWN Solomon S. Beck ~1777 - UNKNOWN Gideon Beck BET 1781 AND 1786 - UNKNOWN Arah Beck ~1782 - UNKNOWN Frederick Beck 1774 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Beck 1778 - UNKNOWN Isaiah Beck Is this Isaac?  Born 2 Sep 1778 1680 - <1740 Mary Buckman 59 59 1688 - ~1750 Ruth Buckman 62 62 1690 - <1755 William Jr Buckman 64 64 D. 13 MAR 1732/33 Elizabeth Wilson 1711 - 1790 David Buckman 78 78 D. UNKNOWN Mary Knight D. UNKNOWN Daniel Knight D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Walker 1656 - UNKNOWN Mary Buckman 4 FEB 1659/60 - ~1716 Ruth Buckman 1669 - 1670 Sarah Buckman 10m 10m ~1654 - 1682 Thomas Buckman 28 28 ~1651 - 1682 Edward Jr Buckman 31 31 1709 - 1793 Elizabeth Buckman 84 84 D. UNKNOWN Zebulon Jr Heston D. UNKNOWN Zebulon Sr. Heston D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Heston D. UNKNOWN Jemima Heston D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Heston D. UNKNOWN Rachel Heston D. UNKNOWN Zebulon III Heston D. UNKNOWN Mary Heston D. UNKNOWN William Heston D. UNKNOWN John Heston D. UNKNOWN Iasiah Heston D. UNKNOWN David Heston D. UNKNOWN Henry Sr. Cooper D. UNKNOWN William Cooper D. UNKNOWN Thomasin ? D. UNKNOWN Ruth Cooper D. UNKNOWN Sarah Cooper D. UNKNOWN William Cooper D. UNKNOWN Henry Jr Cooper D. UNKNOWN John Cooper D. UNKNOWN Lancelot Strawhen Last name may be Strawhen, Strawn or Straughan.
 D. UNKNOWN Jacob Strawhen D. ~1742 Richard Sr. Harrison D. UNKNOWN William Harrison D. UNKNOWN Peter Harrison D. UNKNOWN George Harrison D. UNKNOWN Richard Jr. Harrison D. UNKNOWN Ruth Harrison D. UNKNOWN Sarah Harrison 24 JAN 1712/13 - 1717 Rebecca Buckman D. UNKNOWN Peter Blaker D. UNKNOWN Johannes Bleicker D. UNKNOWN Rebecca ? D. UNKNOWN John Blaker BET 1707 AND 1708 - UNKNOWN Sarah Beck BET 1706 AND 1709 - UNKNOWN Frances Beck ~1711 - UNKNOWN Edward Jr. Beck 1676 - 1682 Thomas Buckman 6 6 1707 - 1734 Thomas Sr. Buckman 27 27 D. UNKNOWN Agnes Anne Penquite D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Buckman D. UNKNOWN Agnes Buckman D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Buckman D. UNKNOWN Esther Penquite D. UNKNOWN John Penquite D. UNKNOWN Agnes Sharp D. UNKNOWN Sarah Buckman D. UNKNOWN William III Buckman D. UNKNOWN John Sr. Buckman D. UNKNOWN Joseph Sr. Buckman D. UNKNOWN Thomas Sr. Buckman D. UNKNOWN Isaac Buckman D. UNKNOWN Jacob Buckman ~1790 - 1836 William Carpenter 46 46 Found on Ancestry.com (John W. Andrews Family Tree):
Macon County, North Carolina Wills,
p14,
Will of William Carpenter, January 7, 1836

In the name of God, Amen. William Carpenter of the county of Macon and
state of North Carolina being in right mind and memory before God do make
and ordain this my last will and Testament.
Item 1st I will that after my death all my funeral expenses be paid
and all my lasts debts.
My wife PEGGY shall be my beds, bed-steds and bed furniture with the kitchen
furniture, one cupboard that is in the bid Room with a sufficient poetion of
cupboard furniture, two Black Walnut tables, six Sitting Chairs, four cows
with the calves (if they have them)...to take her choice of the stock, four
Horse Beasts, Charley and the filly I got of HENSON, also, old Fox is to be
kept on the place and well taken care of ao long as he lives for the good he
has done me...thirteen head of Hogg, ten of them for meat and three open
laws. She is to take her choice. Also, a year's support of meat, corn and
wheat, other articles, etc...two plows and two pair of gerring, four hoes,
two swingletrees, two axes, one mattock anmd iron-wedges, her side saddle,
two bridles, with all the fowls on the place.
Also, I give her my part of the plantation whereon I now live, beginning on
a Hickory Corner near the old meeting house...to the Head of the Still House
Branch and down that to where it crosses the road, coming from the house to
the still house...with the road to the ford of the creek, crossing the
creek...up the creek to the cleared land...to the State road...with the road
to Winkle's line. She is to have all...as long as she lives a widow or
until her death. As soon as she marries, it is to go as I may further
direct.
My mother, MARTHY ROGERS, is also to have her support as one of the family
of said land.
I give to my son, DAVID CARPENTER, the use of my WILKINS plantation as low
down as the cross fence, so long as he stay on it and keep said plantation
up in good fix. Also my Black Mare called Muskat. Also, David to keep up
my mills...if he does so, to pay himself and ovweplus to be sold equally to
directions of my executors.
The balance of my land to be rented or disposed of to the best advantage for
the heirs.
To my son, JACOB, one mare and saddle also $25.
Personal property not mentioned is to be sold on 12-month credit, divided
equally between my sons and daughters. Also, all profit from the rent of
lands equally divided between my sons and daughters, viz, DAVID, BOLIVER,
HUMPHREY, HENRY, BENJAMIN, JACKSON, CAROLINE, AVALINE, AMY, SALLY, and
MATILDA, each one to (get) an equal part as they come of age.
When my son JACKSON arrive at age 21, all lands I possess are to be divided
among my sons: DAVID, BOLIVAR, HUMPHREY, HENRY,BENJAMIN and JACKSON, to sell
or divide as they think best.
Old MRS BRADLEY to have the use of the place she now lives as long as she
lives in the same, and no longer.
To SALLY BRADLEY (sic) all that tract of land formerly old MRS BRADLEY's
that lies on the north side of the branch down to a contiional line between
said BRADLEY and myself.
My friend JACOB PALMER to be executor.
signed WM. CARPENTER
wit: JOHN HOWARD BET 1794 AND 1795 - >1860 Martha Margaret McConnell Iredell County, NC?

Ancestry.com - Joyce Sammons ~1764 - ~1835 William Sr. McConnell 71 71 From Ancestry.com John W. Andrews Family Tree

Census: 1800 Iredell County, North Carolina
Census: 1810 Haywood County, North Carolina
Census: 1820 Haywood County, North Carolina
Census: 1830 Macon County, North Carolina.
PROP: 1787 Received land grant on branch of Rocky River, Rowam County, North Carolina
PROP: 1796 He had secured Grants before this time on the west bank of Richland Creek and had built a house. "Annals of Haywood County."
PROP: 1797 Bought land in Iredell Coumty, North Carolina from John Armstrong.
PROP: 1807 Sold Iredell property to James Allison McConnell.
PROP: 21 JAN 1807 Bought land on Crabtree Creek , Buncombe Co., NC From Martin Henry.
PROP: 24 NOV 1807 Bought additional land from Robert Moore.
PROP: 1820 In the spring of 1820 a William McConnell had made improvements on a piece of property in District 15 Section 3 of what was to become Macon County, North Carolina
PROP: 22 JUN 1820 Appointed Capt. James Mebane of Orange County, North carolina as his lawful Attorneyto ask for and receive from the State of North Carolina a Military Land Warrant for 640 acres as due and owing him as rhe only legal heir at law of Phillip Mcconnell deceas
PROP: 27 JUL 1820 Claim for 640 acres allowed.
PROP: 14 JUL 1826 William McConnell of Haywood County, NC is bound to David McConnell of Haywood in sum of $500 . William to make David a good and lawful title 105 ac. on west side of Tennessee River, bd. Hemphill. Signed, William McConnell. Wit: James Moore. March 8, 1837
PROP: 23 SEP 1826 Sold 515 acres in Weakley County, Tennessee to Jesse R. Siler.
PROP: 27 JUL 1830 William Mcconnell to David McConnell, both of Macon Co., for $65, 65+ ac., Sec. 1, Dist. 15 on Tennessee River. Signed William McConnell. Wit; John Stevenson, Jacob (his x mark) Cathey. Ack. Sept. 25, 1831. Registered October 8, 1831.
PROP: JUN 1841 Land agreement among descendants. See notes.
PROP: 22 APR 1846 See notes.
Event: Tax List 1835 Macon County, North Carolina. # 267.
Burial: ABT. 1835 McConnell Cemetery, Middle Creek Road, Macon County, North Carolina
Event: Military 1808 Appointed Lieutenant, Militia, Buncombe County, North Carolina
Note:
1810 Census, Haywood County, North Carolina
Page 197 B
McConnel, William 21101-35110-00
Columns, left to right:

Head of household
Free white males, under 10 years of age = William, Jr. (1802), Milas (1806)
Free white males, of 10 years and under 16 = John (1799)
Free white males, of 16 years and under 26 = David A. (1791
Free white males, of 26 years and under 45
Free white males, of 45 years and over = Himself, William , Sr.
Free white females, under 10 years of age = Jane (1810), Elizabeth (1807), Agnes (1804)
Free white females, of 10 years and under 16 = Keziah (1796), Mary (1795), Martha (1794), Sarah (1792) & an unknown
Free white females, of 16 years and under 26 = Another unknown
Free white females, of 26 years and under 45 = Rachel
Free white females, of 45 years and over
All other free persons
Slaves


On June 22, 1820, William McConnell of Haywood County, North Carolina appointed Captain James Mebane of Orange County, NC, as his lawful attorney to ask for and receive from the State of North Carolina a military land warrant for 640 acres as due and owing him by the State of North Carolina as the only legal heir at law of Phillip McConnell deceased. On july 27, 1820 the claim was allowed.
On September 23, 1826 he (William) sold 515 acres in Weakley County, Tennessee to Jesse R, Siler. Apparently part of the land granted him as the heir of Phillip McConnell.

1830 Census, Macon County, North Carolina, Page 22: William McConnell; 1m 15-20, 1m 60-70; 3f 15-20, 1f 20-30, 1f 60-70

February 14, 1840 Deed Book C - #1349
David McConnell, John Scroggs and his wife Polly, Sarah McConnell, Jonathan Denton and his wife Agnes, David Carpenter guardian of heirs of William Carpenter, dec'd, Peggy Carpenter widow of William Carpenter dec'd., Charles Stiles and his wife Kizzy, William McConnell, William Cabe and his wife Elizabeth, Enos Scroggs and his wife Jane, Milas McConnell, John D. Dryman and his wife Rachel, Sanford Carpenter and his wife Patience, heirs at law of William McConnell, dec'd., to John McConnell, for $500, a tract granted to William McConnell, dec'd. on a conditional line made by William McConnell dec'd. and Thomas Kimsey - to the river, to a conditional line between David McConnell and William McConnell, dec'd. containing 150 ac., except the widows thirds during her lifetime. February 14, 1840
Signed;
David (his x mark) McConnell
Sarah (her x mark) McConnell
Jonathan (his x mark) Denton
Agnes (her x mark) Denton
Milas (his x mark) McConnell
Enos Scroggs
Jane Scroggs
William McConnell
Sanford Carpenter
Patience (her x mark) Carpenter
Charles (his x mark) Stiles
Kizzy (her x mark) Stiles
William Cabe
Elizabeth (her x mark) Cabe
John D. Dryman
Rachel (her x mark) Dryman
John Scroggs
Mary (her x mark) Scroggs
Peggy (her x mark) Carpenter
David Carpenter, signed as guardian of William Carpenters heirs.
Witness: Elisha L. Kimsey, J. Howard
Proven by Elisha Kimsey in June 1841Court
Registered: September 10, 1841


April 22, 1846 #66 Deed Book E., Macon County, North Carolina
Heirs of William McConnell, dec'd., of one part, of Macon, to David McConnell, one of the heirs, also of Macon, of the other part, for $250, Part of Sec. 3, Dis. 15 on W. side of Tennessee River. February 15, 1837
Signed:
Milas (his x mark) Mcconnell
Martha (her x mark) McConnell
Enos Scroggs
Jane Scroggs
John D. Scroggs
Mary (her x mark) Scroggs
William Cabe
Elizabeth Cabe
J. D. Dryman
Rachel (her x mark) Dryman
Sarah (her x mark) McConnell
Margaret (her x mark) Carpenter
Jonathan Denton
Agnes (her x mark) Denton
Sanford Carpenter
Patience (her x mark) Carpenter
John McConnell
Mary (her x mark) McConnell
William McConnell
Sarah (her x mark) McConnell
Charles Stiles
Kesiah (her x mark) Stiles
Witness: Milas (his x mark) McConnell, who proved in March 1846 Court.
Registered April 22, 1846


July 6, 2002
Note from Jodie Cole
jodie.cole@@cox.net

"Iredell County Tracts" "Book M, page 11 - Nathaniel and Margaret Bagwell make warantee deed to John Bagwell, their son, for one-third part of land as heirs of Phillip McConnell. Land on Obion River. 11 April 1823"
What is their relationship? JWA

Ancestry.com - Joyce Sammons ~1773 - >1850 Rachel Adams 77 77 Possiby born in Virginia.

Ancestry.com - Joyce Sammons BET 1732 AND 1739 - 1781 Matthew Adams BET 1734 AND 1740 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Luke 1738 - 1778 Phillip McConnell 40 40 From the DAR application of Rebecca Anne Brown Perry (denoting lineage from herself to Phillip McConnell):  (found on Ancestry.com, contact C. D. Watson)
"Phillip McConnell served in the Army as a Private in the American Revolution from Rowan County, NC.  He was in Armstrongs Co, 2nd Regiment, NC Continental Line 1777 to 10 September 1778.  After his death, his only son, William McConnell, received for his father's service a land grant or Military land Warrent #374."

From John W. Andrews tree at Ancestry.com "Letter from Libby Donaldson Crawford of Murphy, NC, dated Sept 26, 1989, states Phillip McConnell went to Rowan Co, NC from Lancaster, PA in 1738."
 1743 - >1799 Sarah McClelland 56 56 BET 1703 AND 1714 - ~1789 Mary Ross BET 1700 AND 1709 - >1778 William Nicholas McClelland ~1675 - UNKNOWN Nicholas McClelland D. >1836 Martha Ann Rogers Living Lyndsey Living Lyndsey Living Simkin ~1542 - UNKNOWN John Aldridge ~1546 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldridge ~1572 - UNKNOWN Agnes Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Marie Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Joanne Aldridge 16 JAN 1595/96 - UNKNOWN Margery Aldridge 18 JAN 1599/00 - UNKNOWN Ann Aldridge 3 MAR 1606/07 - UNKNOWN Robert Aldridge 1630 - UNKNOWN Andrew Aldridge 1633 - UNKNOWN George Aldridge 1638 - UNKNOWN Michael Aldridge 1638 - UNKNOWN Robert Aldridge ~1651 - 1663 Joan Aldridge 12 12 1655 - 1661 Jane Aldridge 6 6 1657 - UNKNOWN Mary Aldridge 1663 - UNKNOWN Daniel Aldridge 1659 - 1660 Ann Aldridge 1 1 1680 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Purdy 1684 - UNKNOWN Anne Aldridge 1688 - UNKNOWN John Aldridge 1689 - UNKNOWN Joanne (Jane) Aldridge 1693 - UNKNOWN Sydney (Janey) Aldridge 1696 - UNKNOWN Jane Aldridge 1698 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Aldridge 1706 - UNKNOWN James A. Aldridge 1710 - UNKNOWN Mary Gassaway D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Gassaway D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Rachel Hawkins 1729 - UNKNOWN William Ezekiel Aldridge 1745 - 1846 James Aldridge 101 101 D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Nathaniel Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Rosanna Kendrick 1768 - UNKNOWN Abner Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Rebecca House 1771 - UNKNOWN Reuben Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Sarah Liverman 1774 - UNKNOWN Sarah Aldridge 1776 - UNKNOWN Tabitha Aldridge 1778 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Aldridge 1780 - UNKNOWN Susannah Aldridge 1782 - UNKNOWN Jesse Aldridge 1786 - UNKNOWN John Aldridge 1789 - UNKNOWN Nathan Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Aquilla House D. UNKNOWN Martha ? 1812 - 1881 Washington Hamilton Aldridge 69 69 1830 - 1883 Julia Ann Hendrix 53 53 D. UNKNOWN Abner Jefferson Bell Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Reuben Hendrix 1845 - 1876 William James Aldridge 31 31 ~1844 - UNKNOWN Lutitia Sibley 1847 - UNKNOWN Anne Rebecca Aldridge 1849 - UNKNOWN Charles Washington Aldridge 1852 - UNKNOWN Augustus Murat Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Josephine Vidler 1855 - UNKNOWN Aberdeen Aldridge 1856 - UNKNOWN California Adeline Aldridge 1859 - UNKNOWN Frances Harriet Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Samuel Mitchell 1861 - UNKNOWN Louisiana Bell Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Edmund Smith 1863 - UNKNOWN Pinckney Beauregard Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Lorena Viddler 1866 - UNKNOWN Susan Alice Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Johnathon Carter Ryan 1870 - UNKNOWN Dread Thomas Aldridge D. UNKNOWN William Sibley D. UNKNOWN Matilda ? ~1866 - UNKNOWN John W. Aldridge 1868 - UNKNOWN Willie Leroy Aldridge 1872 - 1944 Martha Lucinda Chance 72 72 1870 - UNKNOWN Thaddeus Monroe Aldridge 1872 - UNKNOWN Nancy Jane Aldridge 1874 - UNKNOWN Julia Elizabeth Aldridge 1876 - UNKNOWN Jimmee Louisa Aldridge D. UNKNOWN James L. Chance D. UNKNOWN Lacey Irene Owers 1895 - UNKNOWN Hattie Aldridge 1897 - UNKNOWN Annie Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Bennett Wilfred Lyons 1901 - UNKNOWN Nora Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Clarence Leonard Lyons 1907 - UNKNOWN Goldia Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Leaman Aldridge ? 1658 - UNKNOWN Anne ? D. UNKNOWN William Besson D. UNKNOWN Thomas Besson ~1658 - <1692 Anne Besson 34 34 D. UNKNOWN John Besson BET 1835 AND 1841 - UNKNOWN Isaac Seidel or Sidle On the Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index, he is listed as Isic Sidle and is shown living with his son George Sidle in Henry Co, Ohio.  He was 72.

Isaac's last name is noted as Seidel in the Civil War Service Records.


 ~1844 - UNKNOWN Martha L. Cook Living Harkins Private Marie ? ~1790 - >1880 Elisha Henson 90 90 BET 1790 AND 1800 - UNKNOWN Louisa Smathers BET 1764 AND 1770 - ~1830 Philip Sr. Henson ~1775 - UNKNOWN Susannah Elizabeth Briscoe BET 1842 AND 1843 - 1864 William H. Henson 1846 - 1916 John Adams Henson 69 69 1849 - 1932 Margaret Elminy Henson 82 82 1852 - 1923 Andrew Jackson Henson 71 71 ~1854 - UNKNOWN David H. Henson Never married. 1854 - 1920 Benjamin Franklin Henson 65 65 ~1857 - UNKNOWN Lizzie Henson 1861 - 1925 Sarah Jane Henson 63 63 Never married.
 1863 - 1920 Teletha Christine Henson 57 57 ~1864 - UNKNOWN Martin Henson ~1811 - UNKNOWN Eli Henson 1818 - UNKNOWN Edmund Henson BET 1825 AND 1830 - UNKNOWN Daughter Henson BET 1820 AND 1830 - UNKNOWN Isaac Henson ~1820 - UNKNOWN Lazarus Henson ~1769 - UNKNOWN Fanny Henson ~1770 - UNKNOWN Mary Henson ~1773 - UNKNOWN Jane Henson ~1774 - UNKNOWN Susan or Suzanne Henson ~1775 - UNKNOWN Sarah Henson ~1775 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Henson ~1786 - UNKNOWN Philip Jr. Henson >1795 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Franklin Henson 1792 - UNKNOWN Thomas William Henson ~1867 - UNKNOWN Josephine Sidle ~1869 - UNKNOWN Podina Sidle ~1871 - UNKNOWN John S. Sidle ~1873 - UNKNOWN Della Sidle ~1875 - UNKNOWN Charley Sidle ~1877 - UNKNOWN George P. Sidle D. UNKNOWN Daise ? Private Goldie Sidle Private Bernice Sidle 1905 - 1978 Cecil Frederick Sr. Lyndsey 73 73 Lived in New York at one time.

Attended University in NY.  Almira?


 Private Mathilda Inez Frank Private Allen H. Simkin Living Oliver Living LNU Living Wright Living Anderson Living Anderson ~1875 - UNKNOWN Aaron Fortune ~1880 - UNKNOWN Callie A. LNU ~1831 - UNKNOWN Mary A. ? Possibly Mary Ann Moore.  Is this really the same person as Polly Ann Moore?  May have been called Polly Moore
 D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Doradall Ward Living Ward Living Ward 1955 - 1995 Esther Elaine Ward 40 40 Living Ward Living Ward Private William Edward Clarke Private Johnnie McCant D. UNKNOWN Oscar Ward Said to be part Seminole.

His father was supposedly of French descent. D. UNKNOWN Belle ? Said to be full Seminole. Private Magieline Ward Private Herman ? D. UNKNOWN Mildred's Mother D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN ? Mercer D. UNKNOWN Robert Cheney D. UNKNOWN Francis Cheney Private Leona Mercer D. UNKNOWN John Cheney D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Cheney ~1773 - UNKNOWN Jeffrey Beck ~1782 - UNKNOWN Israel Beck 1799 - UNKNOWN Isaac N. McDaniel 1776 - 1854 Asa McDaniel 77 77 1796 - 1876 Samuel McDaniel 79 79 Private Irene Rogers Private Roy Rogers D. UNKNOWN Montgomery Rogers D. UNKNOWN Avaline ? Private Robert D. Rogers ~1824 - UNKNOWN Sarah C. York ~1830 - UNKNOWN Clary York ~1834 - UNKNOWN Miriam York ~1836 - UNKNOWN Charles York ~1838 - UNKNOWN James York ~1840 - UNKNOWN Jeremiah York ~1842 - UNKNOWN John Campbell York ~1843 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1684 - UNKNOWN Mary York 1686 - UNKNOWN Richard York 13 JAN 1687/88 - UNKNOWN Ann York 1693 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York D. UNKNOWN Anne Willis D. UNKNOWN Elinor LNU BET 1755 AND 1758 - UNKNOWN Edmond York Private Burgess York Private Margaret York Private Martha York D. ~1824 Tobias York 1788 - 1863 Eli York 74 74 1786 - 1845 Lucinda ? 59 59 1813 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1814 - 1834 Margaret York 19 19 1816 - 1894 Iram B. York 78 78 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ann McGolgin 1817 - 1889 Branson York 72 72 1819 - UNKNOWN Permelia Ann York 1819 - UNKNOWN Romelia Jackson York 1822 - UNKNOWN Edmund York 1825 - UNKNOWN Evaline York 1826 - UNKNOWN Eli York 1830 - UNKNOWN Lucinda J. York 1831 - UNKNOWN Cynthia Caroline York 1798 - UNKNOWN Bathsheba Elizabeth Nelson BET 1755 AND 1766 - ~1868 Samuel York ~1757 - 1823 Mollie York 66 66 ~1760 - UNKNOWN William York 1771 - 1853 Eli York 81 81 <1790 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York D. UNKNOWN Margaret 1789 - UNKNOWN Eli York 1792 - 1858 Eve Dorothy York 65 65 1794 - 1835 Sarah Sally York 40 40 1796 - UNKNOWN Henry F. York 1798 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1801 - UNKNOWN Zilpha York 1804 - UNKNOWN Leonard York D. UNKNOWN Hugh Smith D. UNKNOWN John Grover D. UNKNOWN William Fields 1778 - UNKNOWN Isaiah Beck ~1803 - UNKNOWN Isaiah Jr. Beck 1812 - UNKNOWN Mary Beck 1809 - UNKNOWN Dorcas Beck D. UNKNOWN John Holloway D. UNKNOWN Jacob Routh D. UNKNOWN Elie ? D. UNKNOWN Barbara Alred D. UNKNOWN Daniel Thornburg D. UNKNOWN Jemima York D. UNKNOWN Susanna York D. UNKNOWN Uriah York D. UNKNOWN Solomon York D. UNKNOWN Giddion York ~1748 - UNKNOWN Susanna York ~1750 - UNKNOWN Letitshe York D. UNKNOWN Joab Jackson ~1752 - UNKNOWN Lydithe York D. UNKNOWN John Crabtree Notes:  A John Crabtree deeded 100 acres on Sandy Creek in Randolph County to John Crabtree, JR., in 1771, witnessed by Semore York, which may be a link to the wife of William ~1756 - 1784 James Sr. York 28 28 ~1752 - 1827 John York 75 75 D. UNKNOWN Nancy McDaniels ~1765 - UNKNOWN William York D. UNKNOWN Mary Ann Deal D. UNKNOWN Catherine Smith ~1768 - UNKNOWN Elinor York D. UNKNOWN Jonathan McCollum ~1861 - UNKNOWN Margaret York ~1868 - UNKNOWN John L. York Living York Living Wright Living York Living York Living Maguire 1921 - 2004 Eleanor C. Hansen 83 83 Last of 10 children born to Andrew M. Hansen and Christina Jenson.
 1849 - 1909 Harvy Bell 60 60 Tombstone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
Double Stone, Bell, Asleep in Jesus:
Harvey W. Bell  Jan. 7, 1849  June 4, 1909
Martha Ann Bell  Feb. 9, 1844  Sept. 10, 1919
footstone: [blank]

SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb) 1844 - 1919 Martha Ann Williamson 75 75 Tombstone in Coweeta Baptist Church Cemetary:
Double Stone, Bell, Asleep in Jesus:
Harvey W. Bell  Jan. 7, 1849  June 4, 1909
Martha Ann Bell  Feb. 9, 1844  Sept. 10, 1919
footstone: [blank]

SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb) BET 1880 AND 1881 - 1965 Emma Lavada Bell 1871 - 1959 Charles W. Bell 87 87 BET 1878 AND 1880 - 1963 Joseph Robert Bell 1841 - 1932 John G. Bates 91 91 BET 1836 AND 1837 - UNKNOWN William J. Bates D. UNKNOWN Amanda Elizabeth Cloer Private Mary Frances Robinson Living Glover D. UNKNOWN Unknown Bell D. UNKNOWN Unknown BET 1868 AND 1869 - UNKNOWN Mary Ann Bell BET 1874 AND 1876 - UNKNOWN James W. Bell BET 1819 AND 1820 - UNKNOWN Leander Williamson Ancestry.com 1850 Census Report lists his name as Seander Williamson

SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb)
Ancestry.com - John W. Andrews family tree.
1850 US Census  BET 1844 AND 1845 - UNKNOWN John B. Williamson ~1804 - UNKNOWN John Wesley Williamson BET 1799 AND 1800 - >1860 Sarah Elvira Curtis ~1764 - 1849 Charles Sr Williamson 85 85 Charles enlisted in Capt. Caswell's Co, on 26 Nov 1776.  He fought in the Battle of Stono, SC where he was captured by the British and held prisoner for about the length of his enlistment.  He was later released in a prisoner exchange.
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Charles was a Revolutionary War veteran. He enlisted in Capt. Caswell's Co., 26 Nov. 1776. He fought in the Battle of Stono, SC, where he was captured by the British, and held for about the length of his enlistment. He was later released in a prisoner exchange.

On 6 January 1834 Charles Williamson made a Declaration to the Buncombe County, N.C. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions in open court, who being duly sworn, made the following declaration:

"That he first enlisted in Captain Caswell's Company commanded by Lt. Col Henderson on the 26 November 1776 in the County of Rowan, in the State of North Carolina where he then resided. That he marched to Jacksonboro on Edisto River in the State of South Carolina; from there to Charleston, remained there a length of time, and was then marched out through the country south of Charleston to Stono and was in that battle. The declarant was taken a prisoner at Stono June 1779 and remained a prisoner until his term of enlistment expired, or about that time an exchange of prisoners between Generals Lincoln and Prevost, in which this declarant was one. This declarant states that his time of enlistment being now expired, which was for three years, a private, he received a discharge signed by Col. Henderson, and returned home, and did no further service during the war."

Charles completed his pension application in SC after relovating there in 1837:

"In the District of Pickens South Carolina June 1837 Charles Williamson Sr. appeared before Miles M. Norton, a Notary Public, and declared under oath that he is the same person who formerly belonged to the company commanded by Captain Caswell in the Fifth Regiment commanded by Colonel Henderson in the service of the United States; that his name was placed on the pension roll of the State of North Carolina from which he has lately removed; that he now resides in the State of South Carolina where he intends to remain, and wishes his pension to be there payable in the future. The following are his reasons for removing from N.C.: he is old and the winters are too cold in Buncombe County, N.C. for his comfort, the air is chilly in summer and very changeable; that his youngest son had moved to Pickens District, S.C.; that he was anxious to live with him as he had no family; that he hopes to be of assistance to his son and his son be a comfort to him; his removal was not intended to give trouble to the Department or any hidden motive."

The N.C. Pensioner's Roll of 1835 shows: Charles Williamson, Private, $240.00, N.C. Militia, age 80, Buncombe County resident. From Roster of N.C. Revolutionary Soldiers, Pierce's Register, Charles Williamson #90510.

On 30 December 1836, Joseph Grisham sold Charles Williamson Sr., "late of Buncombe County, NC but now a resident of Pickens District, SC, for $125.00, 1,000 acres of land, more or less - the plantation he now lives on - including the mill known as Pitt Mill - originally granted to William Henson. Proved 28 June 1837 and recorded 118 July 1837." Pickens District Deed Book C-l page 408. Charles Williamson died on this land (now Oconee County, South Carolina). A Revolutionary War Memorial was erected in his honor at Holly Springs Baptist Church, Oconee County, South Carolina, June 1999. D. >1830 Mary "Polly" D. UNKNOWN Phillip Carpenter BET 1720 AND 1725 - 1781 William McConnell William McConnell died from a cold caught while delivering flour to Valley Forge.  (Toni Richard Turk, Ancestry.com)
 ~1721 - 1787 Jane Coles 66 66 ~1821 - UNKNOWN Sarah Carpenter SOURCES:
Macon County Death Index, 1913-1978 (USGenWeb) BET 1846 AND 1847 - 1929 Charles W. Williamson BET 1847 AND 1848 - UNKNOWN Caroline Williamson? Polly's name may be Mary Caroline. BET 1849 AND 1850 - 1937 Jacob Williamson BET 1851 AND 1853 - UNKNOWN Matilda Williamson BET 1853 AND 1856 - 1927 Benjamin W. Williamson BET 1856 AND 1857 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Williamson BET 1859 AND 1864 - UNKNOWN David N. Williamson 1821 - UNKNOWN Nancy Elvira Williamson BET 1825 AND 1826 - UNKNOWN James W. Williamson ~1828 - UNKNOWN Mary Matilda Williamson BET 1830 AND 1833 - UNKNOWN John W. Williamson ~1834 - UNKNOWN Robert J. Williamson 1843 - UNKNOWN Sarah Ann Williamson BET 1811 AND 1812 - UNKNOWN Jacob Carpenter 1811 - UNKNOWN David Carpenter 1816 - UNKNOWN Caroline Carpenter 1818 - UNKNOWN Avaline Carpenter BET 1824 AND 1825 - UNKNOWN Matilda Carpenter ~1826 - UNKNOWN General Bolivar Carpenter 1828 - UNKNOWN Humphrey Posey Carpenter 1830 - UNKNOWN Henry Carpenter BET 1831 AND 1832 - UNKNOWN Benjamin B. Carpenter BET 1833 AND 1834 - UNKNOWN Andrew Jackson Carpenter D. UNKNOWN Amy Carpenter BET 1794 AND 1796 - UNKNOWN Daughter Williamson ~1804 - UNKNOWN Mary Williamson BET 1810 AND 1820 - UNKNOWN Charles Williamson ~1808 - UNKNOWN Nancy Williamson BET 1790 AND 1791 - 1876 David Addison McConnell ~1792 - >1850 Sarah McConnell 58 58 Never married. BET 1795 AND 1796 - >1860 Mary McConnell BET 1796 AND 1797 - 1880 Kesiah McConnell Name may be Keziah 1799 - 1868 John McConnell 68 68 BET 1802 AND 1803 - UNKNOWN William McConnell ~1804 - 1860 Agnes McConnell 56 56 1806 - UNKNOWN Milas McConnell 1807 - 1868 Elizabeth McConnell 60 60 1810 - 1865 Jane McConnell 54 54 BET 1814 AND 1815 - UNKNOWN Patience McConnell BET 1812 AND 1820 - UNKNOWN Rachel Susan McConnell ~1730 - UNKNOWN Mary McClelland D. UNKNOWN Agnes McClelland D. UNKNOWN Eliabeth McClelland D. UNKNOWN Jean McClelland D. UNKNOWN John McClelland D. UNKNOWN Rachel McClelland D. UNKNOWN Rebecca McClelland D. UNKNOWN William Jr. McClelland 1832 - 1907 Charity Louisa Bates 75 75 BET 1834 AND 1836 - UNKNOWN Robert W. Bates BET 1837 AND 1838 - UNKNOWN Jefferson Nelson Bates BET 1843 AND 1844 - UNKNOWN Henry H. Bates ~1847 - UNKNOWN Nancy C. Bates 1848 - 1937 Mary Elizabeth Bates 89 89 BET 1836 AND 1839 - UNKNOWN Margaret E. Carpenter 1767 - 1840 Diana Adams 73 73 BET 1753 AND 1758 - 1840 Luke Adams ~1776 - UNKNOWN Chloe Adams ~1765 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Adams ~1777 - UNKNOWN Frances Adams ~1774 - UNKNOWN George Adams ~1775 - UNKNOWN Mary Adams ~1762 - UNKNOWN Matthew Adams 1770 - UNKNOWN Nancy Adams 1755 - 1825 Walter W. Adams 70 70 ~1640 - BET AUG AND SEP 1668 Alice LNU 1669 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Aldridge 1670 - UNKNOWN Mary Aldridge ~1672 - 20 MAR 1705/06 Clement Aldridge ABT MAR 1673/74 - UNKNOWN Winifred or Mira Aldridge ~1676 - UNKNOWN Daughter (Alice or Grace?) Aldridge ~1680 - UNKNOWN Isaac Aldridge ABT FEB 1682/83 - 1720 John Aldridge 1612 - UNKNOWN William Tills BET 1615 AND 1616 - 1659 Mary ? BET 1585 AND 1586 - UNKNOWN Robert Tole Last name may be Tills, Toly, or Toll.
 BET 1589 AND 1590 - UNKNOWN Bridget Sidall BET 1649 AND 1650 - UNKNOWN Richard Tills 21 FEB 1653/54 - UNKNOWN Mary Tills 24 JAN 1655/56 - UNKNOWN John Tills 1555 - 1632 James Tolle 77 77 ~1559 - UNKNOWN Joan Taylor 1581 - UNKNOWN Ursula Tolle 1583 - UNKNOWN John Tolle 1585 - UNKNOWN William Tolle 1588 - UNKNOWN Margaret Tolle 1590 - UNKNOWN Bridget Tolle 1592 - UNKNOWN Jane Tolle 11 FEB 1594/95 - UNKNOWN Henry Tolle 1597 - UNKNOWN Joan Tole D. <1650 Henry Caplin 1859 - 1925 Mary L. Rush 66 66 1896 - 1983 Annie Belle Henson 87 87 1879 - UNKNOWN Penelope Henson 1882 - 1883 B. B. Henson 1 1 1884 - UNKNOWN George Henson 1888 - 1888 Infant Henson ? 1889 - 1889 Infant Henson ? 1891 - UNKNOWN William Henry Henson 1893 - 1896 Hillard Henson 2 2 1898 - 1910 Lizzie Blanche Henson 12 12 1861 - 1942 Martha Matilda Allen 81 81 1880 - 1885 Lindsey Henson 5 5 1883 - 1963 W. Jasper Henson 79 79 1885 - UNKNOWN Robert A. Henson 1888 - UNKNOWN Lily Mae Henson 1891 - 1977 Imogene Henson 85 85 1896 - UNKNOWN James Henson 1899 - 1977 Sarah Isabel Henson 78 78 1817 - 1891 William Marion Allen 74 74 1820 - 1897 Martha M. Carson 77 77 1785 - 1854 David Allen 69 69 ~1796 - <1840 Mary Johnston 44 44 <1755 - ~1814 Drury Allen 59 59 BET 1755 AND 1765 - >1814 Lurana ? 1798 - 1889 George Washington Carson 91 91 1802 - 1881 Matilda Jane Moore 78 78 1766 - 1846 John C. Carson 80 80 1770 - 1856 Mary Withrow 86 86 1777 - 1857 John Moore 79 79 ~1779 - 1816 Martha Coventon 37 37 ~1846 - UNKNOWN J. W. Gladewell D. UNKNOWN Samuel Henson D. UNKNOWN Richard Henson D. UNKNOWN Lloyd Henson D. UNKNOWN Bartlett Henson ~1740 - 1823 Bartlett Henson 83 83 ~1744 - UNKNOWN Anne Freeman or Freeland D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Hodges 1841 - UNKNOWN Kit 'Huldy' Anderson D. UNKNOWN Callie Henson D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth R. Long ~1860 - UNKNOWN James Nelson Cloer An entry for James N Cloer marrying Margaret Henson.  She was his second wife...James N Cloer was married to Hattie or Hettie Eliza Anderson - I actually think she went by Hettie. I do know that she was born Jan 23, 1864 in Macon County NC..she married James Nelson Cloer on Jan 18, 1882.  She was baptized "into the fellowship of the Baptist Church" by J G Pulliam on April 5, 1885.  She died on Oct 12, 1895 and was buried on Oct 13 at the Mt Zion Methodist Church.  She and James had 5 children...(my great grandmother Hattie Louise Cloer Brown being one of them).  from Blake at bperot42267@@aol.com
 1878 - UNKNOWN Mary Ada Gladwell ~1861 - UNKNOWN David L. Cabe ~1865 - BET 1940 AND 1941 William Ransom Ledford 1879 - 1913 Hattie Conley 33 33 BET 1590 AND 1598 - UNKNOWN John I York (Yorke) BET 1608 AND 1614 - UNKNOWN James York 1744 - ~1774 George Beck 30 30 15 FEB 1744/45 - UNKNOWN Sarah Beck 1679 - 1740 George Phillips 60 60 "Richard Ripley, MA, is a member of APG Association of Professional Genealogists (Westminster, Colorado) and OGS Ontario Genealogical Society (Toronto, Ontario). Nevertheless, there may be some unintentional errors or omissions in some entries here. Also, this site is very busy, and there may be overdue but pending updates.

ID: I13034
Name: George Phillips
Sex: M
Birth: 19 Oct 1679 in Ruyton Of The Eleven Towns, Shropshire, England 1
Death: Sep 1740 in Abington, Pennsylvania
Reference Number: 13034
Note: GEORGE PHILLIPS, one of the earliest settlers in Richland, came to Pennsylvania in the Ship Endeavor of London, as a servant of Henry Maddock of Manturch, Cheshire, England, arriving in the Delaware River 1 mo. 23, 1683. After serving his apprenticeship, he married about 1699, Patience Griffith, daughter of Howell Griffith, and sister to Abraham Griffith, with whom he removed to Richland in 1713. (See Griffith Family, No. 1, Chapter XVIII). Their residence from the time of their marriage until 1713 was within the boundaries of Abington and Gwynedd Monthly Meetings. He purchased of Griffith Jones by deed dated June 25, 1712, 300 acres in the Manor of Richland, adjoining land of his brother-in-law Abraham Griffith, and settled thereon. The births of his nine children are recorded at Gwynedd. He purchased another in Richland and later purchased a tract in Milford Township, adjoining land of Thomas Roberts. His last residence in that section was Providence Township, Philadelphia, now Montgomery County, where he purchased a tract of 160 acres, on Skippack Creek. He sold this tract 12 mo. 1, 1736-37, and removed to Abington, where he died 9 mo., 1740. His will dated September 12, 1740, was probated December 29, 1740. It directed that his dear and loving wife Patience and son Abraham manage his two tenements in Abington Township and reap the profits thereof jointly during the term I had leased them for. The residue of his estate was devised to his wife for life and what she did not use "she may dispose of to our children in such a manner as she may see convenient." His son Abraham was named as executor. His personal estate was appraised at £ 135 17s 4d. He sold a part of the tract in Lower Richland, his first purchase, to Abraham Griffith, in 1732, and about the same time sold the remainder thereof to John Foulke. He had also disposed of his other purchase in Richland in 1730. His Milford tract had been conveyed to his son John Phillips, and by reason of a defect in the title or loss of conveyance, it was sold by the sheriff in 1756, and purchased by Joseph Phillips, his grandson, who lived and died thereon. The membership of the family was transferred back to Gwynedd from Abington about 1740, and in 1745 Patience Phillips and her daughter Rebecca took certificates to Abington. Patience Phillips died on 8 mo. 24, 1759. [page 417]"

Sources:
Title: Bishop's transcripts, 1630-1858
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Ruyton-of-the-Eleven-Towns
Note: Microfilm of original records at the Diocean Registry, Lichfield, Stafford. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The baptismal record is found in this register. The child is named George PHILLIPS and the father is Ed PHILLIPS. The mother is not named.
Title: Latter Day Saints Genealogy Records
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Other
Text: AFN: 3HGZ-48, also microfilm 184221.

Ancestry/Jim Peterson




  1684 - 1759 Patience Griffith 75 75 Ancestry/Jim Peterson ~1651 - 17 FEB 1709/10 Howell Gordwainer Griffith Howell Griffith was the 6th great grandfather of Richard Milhouse Nixon, the 37th President of the United States.  President Nixon descended from Howell's son Abraham Griffith.

Ancestry/Jim Peterson
One World Tree
 ~1658 - ~1689 Joan Evans 31 31 Ancestry/Jim Peterson 1640 - 1710 Edward Phillips 70 70 Referred to as "Edward, of Gray's Inn" and "Captain Edward, of Rhos Goch" (The Francis Jones Archive
Carmarthenshire Families)

Note: Edward's grandafther also married a Raph girl. In July 13, 1594, Richard Phillips married Margaret Raphes, as noted in this family tree.

Title: Bishop's transcripts, 1662-1840
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Whittington (Shropshire)
Note: Microfilm of original records in the Salop Record Office. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The birth record is found in this register. The child is named Edward PHILLIPP and the father is Thomas PHILLIPP.
Title: Will Disposition
Text: Will of Edward Phillips, recorded 1710 York Co., VA.; witnesses James Cook, Orlando Jones & Wm. Jones. Names daughter Elizabeth and others.
Title: Parish register transcripts, 1559-1858
Author: Church of England. St. Alkmund's Church (Shrewsbury)
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966.
Repository:
Note: Microfilm of original records at the Shropshire Public Library, Shrewsbury.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The marriage of Edward and Mary is recorded in this church. This may have been the date when their marriage was fomralized, soon after the birth of son Hugh. They may have had a chapel marriage earlier.
Title: Parish register transcripts, 1654-1812
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Ellesmere
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966
Repository:
Note: Microfilm of original records at the Shropshire Public Library, Shrewsbury.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The marriage record is found in this register. The bride is named Sarah RAPH and the groom is Edwards PHILLIPS.  1646 - UNKNOWN Sarah Raphes 1605 - UNKNOWN Thomas John Phillips Sources:
Title: Shropshire parish registers of the parishes of Shipton, Ford, Hughley, Hanwood, Wolstaston, Tasley and Sidbury
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Great Hanwood (Shropshire) & other churches
Publication: LDS film: FHL BRITISH Film 95251
Note: Contains registers of the parishes of Shipton, Ford, Hughley, Hanwood, Woolstaston, Tasley and Sidbury. Microfilm of original.
Note: (ed. William Phillimore Watts Phillimore); Microfilm of original.
Media: Church Record
Text: The baptismal record for Thomas is found in this source. He is baptized as Thomas PHILLIPS and his father is Richardi PHILLIPS. His mother is not named. Other family researchers have posted this birth, and given the mother's name, as indicated here, and verified by marriage records.
Title: Registers of St. Chad, 1616-1812
Author: Church of England, St. Chad, Shropshire
Publication: Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972.
Note: St. Chad is in Litchfield Diocese.
Note: Shropshire [England] : [s.n.], 1913-1918
Media: Church Record
Text: Thomas and Katherine Florence were married in this church. 1606 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Brown Title: Parish registers, 1558-1935
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Much Wenlock
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975-1991
Note: Includes entries for Bourton, which is a township in the parish of Much-Wenlock.
Repository:
Note: Microfilm of original records in the Salop Record Office, Shrewsbury.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The baptismal record is found in this register. The child is named Rebecca BROWN and the father is John BROWN. The mother is not named.  4 JAN 1549/50 - 1622 Richard Phillips Sources:
Title: Registers of Pontesbury
Author: Church of England, Pontesbury (Shropshire)
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1958.
Repository:
Note: Photocopy of original. Shropshire [England] : [s.n.], 1909 (Shropshire parish registers. Hereford Diocese )
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The birth record is found in this register. The child is named Ricardus PHILLIPS and the father is Hugonis PHILLIPS (Latin rendering of John). Note the latter forms of the names used by the parish priest. The mother is not named.
Title: Registers of Condover
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Condover
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1967
Repository:
Note: Microreproduction of original published: Shropshire [England] : [s.n.], 1909. 530 p.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: Richard and Elinor were married in this church.
Title: Bishop's transcripts, 1632-1850
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Middle (Shropshire)
Note: Microfilm of original records in the Salop Record Office. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The marriage record is found in this register. The bride is named Margaretae RAPHES and the groom is Richardi PHILLIPES.
Title: Shropshire parish registers of the parishes of Shipton, Ford, Hughley, Hanwood, Wolstaston, Tasley and Sidbury
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Great Hanwood (Shropshire) & other churches
Publication: LDS film: FHL BRITISH Film 95251
Note: Contains registers of the parishes of Shipton, Ford, Hughley, Hanwood, Woolstaston, Tasley and Sidbury. Microfilm of original.
Repository:
Note: (ed. William Phillimore Watts Phillimore); Microfilm of original.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The marriage was recorded in this church. The bride is written as Elinor ONESLOW and the groom as Richardus PHELIPES.

Ancestry - Jim Peterson 1574 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Onslow 1538 - 6 JAN 1624/25 John Phillips Ancestry - Jim Peterson 1543 - 1628 Agneta Stephens 85 85 Title: Barnstaple parish register of baptisms, marriages, and burials 1538 A.D. to 1812 A.D.
Author: Wainwright, Thomas, editor
Publication: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974.
Note: LDS film reference FHL BRITISH Film 962417 Item 1
Repository:
Note: Exeter : James G. Commin, 1903
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Media: Church Record
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Ancestry - Jim Peterson ~1507 - 1588 Richard Phillips 81 81 Title: Philipps, Baronets of Wales
Author: Picton Castle Trust, seat of the Phillips Family, Baronets, of Wales
Publication: prepared from castle narratives, legends, and records
Note: These records lack dates and some important detail is missing, While these records are consulted, they are cross-checked in this family tree against parish church records and historical accounts. A full copy of this sheet of castle records is included on the family CD.
Repository:
Note: Copy provided on Family CD
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Media: Manuscript
Text: The birth of Richard, as shown here, is found in the family archives, with only the notation "1535-1551", indicating perhaps that he held some title or noteworthy function during those years.
Title: Latter Day Saints Genealogy Records
Author: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Publication: internet, October 2000 and later.
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Text: IGI birth record, film 1239534. ~1517 - UNKNOWN Dorothy Blayney BET 1439 AND 1456 - 1550 Thomas Phillips "Richard Ripley, MA, is a member of APG Association of Professional Genealogists (Westminster, Colorado) and OGS Ontario Genealogical Society (Toronto, Ontario). Nevertheless, there may be some unintentional errors or omissions in some entries here. Also, this site is very busy, and there may be overdue but pending updates.

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ID: I20394
Name: Thomas Phillips , Sir, Esquire to Henry VII
Sex: M
Birth: ABT. 1439 in Pembroke, Wales
Death: 1550 in Castlebythe, Pembroke, Wales
Reference Number: 20394
Note:
This family are owners of Picton Castle in Wales. They retain a Royal title, and a Coats of Arms obtained from King Richard II some years before. They are known to spend part of each year in the Royal Court at London, where marriages and the birth of children can be noted in the files in this family tree, and part of each year at the castle in Wales, as well as in various estates in Shropshire and Carmethan, near the castle. Some photographs and stories may be viewed at our FTM website; for more, obtain a copy of our CD by email request.

It should be noted that this family is large and complex at this time, despite the appearance in this family tree of a smaller and more focussed family. It may be expected that further refinements will be made

The Wogan line of Picton ended in an heiress who married Owain Dwnn, and the Dwnns in turn ended in an heiress, Jane, who in the late 15th century married Sir Thomas Philipps of Cilsant, esquire to the body of Henry VII. The Cilsant family, which held extensive lands in West Carmarthenshire was descended from a late 11th-century magnate named Cadifor Fawr. Cadifor's great-grandson, Aaron ap Rhys, took part in the Third Crusade, became a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, and is said to have added the golden collar and chain to the back of the lion rampart which is the insignia of the Philipps family. The Philippses have held Picton Castle since the days of Sir Thomas.

Historical Records which show that he was also convicted of felonies...

Thomas Phelips, born probably slightly before 1440, is the earliest known progenitor of this family. We see here that he was residing in Somerset by 1465.

Three entries in the Patent Rolls seem to gibe ample evidence that he resided in the parish of Lufton, Somerset [ 1 mile east of Montacute] prior to his having established himself at Montacute...and that his origins were in the County of Kent in a parish called Cooling. The first of these, dated 29 Oct. 1460, is a commission to Sir William Bonville and others to arrest "Thomas Philip of Lukton, county Somerset, Yoman" and bring him before the King in Chancery, presumbably for some disloyalty to the Duke of York's assumption of power in September 1460. The second of these, dated February 1466, is a pardon granted to "Thomas Phelip late of the parish of Colying, county Kent, gentleman, alias of Lukton, county Somerset, gentleman, for all offences committed by him before 27 Novemeber 1465." The third patent roll enty, also dated in February 1466, is a grant returning all of Thomas' confiscated property to him: "Thomas Phillippes late of the parish of Cowlyng, county Kent, gentleman, of all the goods and chattels forfeited by him for certain felonies of which he was indicted before the justices of the peace in the county." [ Ref.: Phelips of Montacute: Two Early Representatives, by J.H.C. Phelips, as reproduced in March 1981 from Somerset & Dorset Notes & Queries, Vol. XXXI Part 313, p.2 citing Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1452-1461, p. 649, CPR, 1461-1467, p. 421, and CPR, 1461-1467, p. 483; hereinafter referred to as JHC Phelips]. In 1472, he is seen as one of the patrons of the living of Brympton, Somerset, as a Sydenham trustee. [Ref.: Ibid, p.4 citing Somerset Incubents, by F.W. Weaver, p. 36] In 1476, when he is still described as of Lufton, he was sued for a debt of 20 pounds. [Ref.: Ibid, p.4, citing De Banco Roll, Dorset County Museum ref. 57/858/202d]. Thomas Phelips was establishing himself at Montacute as early as 1479 when, in December of that year a half burgage 'within the free borough of Montacute in North Street, namely on the east side of that street between a burgage of Thomas Geffrey and a garden of the said Thomas Phelips on the south" was conveyed to him. {Ref.: Ibid, p. 2, citing Somerset County Record Office ref. DD;PH5].

Further, such an influencial connection (to the King), could explain his rise in rank form yeoman in 1460 to gentleman by 1466 and his appointment to the office of Escheator fro Somerset & Dorset in 1471 and 1478. [Ref.: Ibid, p. 3-4}. Further evidence of a relationship derives from a lease extant in the Kent County Record Office in which John, Lord Cobham leased his manor of Brooke Montacute to "Jane Philip , widow." [ Ref.: Ibid p. 3, citing Kent County Record Office ref. U601 T202]. "

Sources:
Title: Philipps, Baronets of Wales
Author: Picton Castle Trust, seat of the Phillips Family, Baronets, of Wales
Publication: prepared from castle narratives, legends, and records
Note: These records lack dates and some important detail is missing, While these records are consulted, they are cross-checked in this family tree against parish church records and historical accounts. A full copy of this sheet of castle records is included on the family CD.
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Note: Copy provided on Family CD
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Media: Manuscript
Text: The family archives from Picton Castle describe this marriage, without a date. Thomas is referred to as 'Thomas Philipps of Cileant and Picton'. Jane Dwinn is referred to as 'Jane Dwinn daughter of Sir Henry Dwinn and Margaret Wogan of Winton'. Sir Henry Dwinn is said in this source, to have died 1469 at Banbury.  ~1475 - >1520 Jane Dwinn 45 45 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mabgenealogy/pafg182.htm ~1505 - 13 FEB 1605/06 Owen Phillips from Ancestry.com/Richard Ripley:
"Recorded in the family archives from Picton Castle. Also found as "Sir Owen Philipps, Lord Klysant, of Plas Llanstephan" (The Francis Jones Archive, Carmarthenshire Families, Philips etc)"

"In 1583, Sir Owen Phillips of Orielton is recorded as Sheriff of Pembrokeshire (courtesy of Carthenshire FHS) BET 1425 AND 1445 - 1469 Henry Dwinn BET 1434 AND 1449 - UNKNOWN Margaret Wogan ~1402 - 1469 Henry Wogan 67 67 ~1415 - UNKNOWN Phillip Phillips ~1415 - UNKNOWN Jenet Lloyd ~1392 - UNKNOWN Gwendolena Evans "Gwendolena is described as 'Gwendolena d. Evan ap Gwilym'.  Gwilym is an early Welsh rendering of "William"; we might know him as William Evans.  She is named as the wife of Maredudd Phillips." from Ancestry.com/Jim Peterson ~1382 - UNKNOWN Maredudd Phillips Note: Maredud used also the Welsh language from of his title, "Llwch Llawen Fawr" (Picton Castle archives). Note that a copy of the family archives is found on the CD version of this family tree. Not all of the individuals found there are included in this family tree.

Sources:
Title: Philipps, Baronets of Wales
Author: Picton Castle Trust, seat of the Phillips Family, Baronets, of Wales
Publication: prepared from castle narratives, legends, and records
Note: These records lack dates and some important detail is missing, While these records are consulted, they are cross-checked in this family tree against parish church records and historical accounts. A full copy of this sheet of castle records is included on the family CD.
Repository:
Note: Copy provided on Family CD
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Media: Manuscript
Text: The family archives describe him as "Maredudd, first to regularly use the surname 'Phillips'". The archives go back nine more generations, but these are not all included here, as dates are missing, and my rendering of possible dates could make the history meaningless. A copy of the castle chart is included on the CD version of this family tree. 'Maredudd' is an early form of the name 'Martin'.  ~1344 - UNKNOWN Llwch Llawen Fawr Philip Sources:
Title: Philipps, Baronets of Wales
Author: Picton Castle Trust, seat of the Phillips Family, Baronets, of Wales
Publication: prepared from castle narratives, legends, and records
Note: These records lack dates and some important detail is missing, While these records are consulted, they are cross-checked in this family tree against parish church records and historical accounts. A full copy of this sheet of castle records is included on the family CD.
Repository:
Note: Copy provided on Family CD
Call Number:
Media: Manuscript
Text: This couple is noted in the family archives. Their notes say that he did not yet use the surname 'Phillips' though his son did. The title, 'Llwch Llawen Fawr', is Welsh of 'Lord of Cilsant'. Welsh was the main family language, but English was making inroads. This is the first individual named in the archives supplied by Picton Castle.
Title: Philipps, Baronets of Wales
Author: Picton Castle Trust, seat of the Phillips Family, Baronets, of Wales
Publication: prepared from castle narratives, legends, and records
Note: These records lack dates and some important detail is missing, While these records are consulted, they are cross-checked in this family tree against parish church records and historical accounts. A full copy of this sheet of castle records is included on the family CD.
Repository:
Note: Copy provided on Family CD
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Media: Manuscript
Text: This marriage is noted in the family archives. "Philip married Elen d. Gwilym ap Caradog ap Henry"  ~1360 - UNKNOWN Ellen Caradog ~1502 - UNKNOWN Janet Thomas D. UNKNOWN Lewis Thomas ap John of Cwingwili ~1520 - UNKNOWN Simon Phillips ~1534 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Phillips 1700 - UNKNOWN Susannah Phillips 1702 - ~1762 John Phillips 60 60 Note: JOHN PHILLIPS2 (George1), son of George and Patience (Griffith) Phillips, born in Philadelphia County, 9 mo. 12, 1702, died in Warrington Township, York County, about 1762. He removed with his parents to Richland in 1713. He was married at Chester Monthly Meeting in 1729 to Deborah Britton, daughter of Peter and Mary (Coppock) Britton. She brought her certificate from Chester to Gwynedd 3 mo. 26, 1730, and they took up their residence in Milford Township, on a tract of land purchased by his father. They continued to reside thereon until 1735, when they removed to Buckingham, Bucks County, taking a certificate from Gwynedd dated 6 mo. 28, 1735. They continued to resided in Buckingham until 1742, when they took their certificate back to Gwynedd Meeting and located at Plymouth, becoming members of Plymouth Preparative Meeting under the jurisdiction of Gwynedd. About 1752 they removed to the neighborhood of Chester and soon after that date to Warrington Township, York County, where he died. We have no comlete list of the children of John and Deborah (Britton) Phillips. So far as known they were: 12 George, 3d, m. at Warrington M. M. 1762, Jane Fisher, daughter of James and Alice Fisher of Newberry, York Co., Pa. 13 Nathan (?), witness to will of Edmund Phillips, Warrington Twp., York Co., 1775  1704 - UNKNOWN Edmund Phillips Note: EDMUND PHILLIPS, son of George and Patience (Griffith) Phillips, born in Philadelphia County, 9 mo. 18, 1704, died in Warrington Township, York County, 10 mo., 1775. He removed with his parents to Richland in 1713, and continued to reside there until 1751, when he removed to Goshen Chester County, and from there to Warrington in 1757. He married, at Gwynedd Monthly Meeting 2 mo. 25, 1729, Elizabeth Davies, of Montgomery Township 1706 - UNKNOWN George Jr Phillips Richard,

I saw your posting on worldconnect at rootsweb. I have the following information regarding George Phillips, Jr. from a book titled "Early Friends of Upper Bucks Co. Pennsylvania by CH Roberts":

Born 10th month 5, 1706, removed with his parents to Richland when a child. He was a farmer and acquired in 1740 a plantation in Milford upon which he lived until about 1765 when we lose all trace of him. He probably died at about that date. He purchased of William Baldwin in 1751, a tract of 125 acres in Richland near the Meeting House which he and his wife conveyed to John Foulke, 12th month 17th, 1754. He married at Christ Church, Philadelphia, 7th month 3, 1727, Alice Fairman (Farnan) who survived him many years, dying in Milford between the years 1806 and 1815. There is some indication that she was a widow when she married George Phillips and was a Walton by birth. She lived for the last 40 years of her life on a tenament lot near Thumbauersville, conveyed to her by her son Joseph Phillips in 1776 where she followed the vocation of tailoress. Her will dated 8th month 10 1806 devised her Estate to her daughter Ann Phillips for life, then to Samuel Walton, son of her nephew, Moses Walton.
(the above biographical information was supplied by Nedra, a family researcher in Washington State, by email in June, 2001. Thanks, Nedra. She may be reached at Hunts2many@@aol.com ) ~1708 - UNKNOWN Stephen Phillips Stephen Phillips is found in the 1790 Federal Census, Chester County, Pennsylvania, which indicates a household of one free white male over sixteen, and two females.

Stephen is named as a witness of the reading of the will of his father in law in Uwchlan in 1771, along with David Phillips and Daniel Phillips, his sons. BET 17 AND 19 JUL 1714 - UNKNOWN Abraham Phillips 1717 - UNKNOWN Mary Phillips 1720 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Phillips 1502 - 1562 Sir John Phillips 60 60 ~1504 - UNKNOWN Christopher Phillips BET 1502 AND 1506 - 1562 John- Dyer Phillips Ancestry - Craig Sharrow ~1509 - UNKNOWN Jenet Phillips ~1511 - UNKNOWN Anne Phillips ~1514 - UNKNOWN Thomas Phillips ~1515 - UNKNOWN Hugh Lewis Phillips ~1517 - UNKNOWN William Phillips ~1518 - UNKNOWN Mary Phillips ~1519 - UNKNOWN Jenet Phillips ~1520 - UNKNOWN Jane Phillips ~1526 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bowen ~1420 - UNKNOWN Thomas Phillips ~1442 - UNKNOWN William Phillips of Stonehall D. UNKNOWN Anne D. UNKNOWN Sir James B. Bowen D. UNKNOWN Mary Hale ~1602 - UNKNOWN Griffith Phillips 1603 - UNKNOWN John Phillips 1606 - UNKNOWN Elinor Phillips 1618 - UNKNOWN David Phillips 19 JAN 1594/95 - UNKNOWN Katherine Downs Title: Registers of St. Mary's Shrewsbury, 1584-1812
Author: St. Mary's Parish (Shrewsbury)
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972.
Note: Parish chest records, 1544-1912.
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Note: Shropshire parish registers. Lichfield Diocese : v. 12 (Shropshire [England] : [s.n.], 1911)
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Media: Church Record
Text: The baptism of Katherine is recorded in this church. Her father is recorded as Thomas DOWNES.
Title: Registers of St. Chad, 1616-1812
Author: Church of England, St. Chad, Shropshire
Publication: Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972.
Note: St. Chad is in Litchfield Diocese.
Repository:
Note: Shropshire [England] : [s.n.], 1913-1918
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Media: Church Record
Text: Thomas and Katherine Florence were married in this church.  2 JAN 1629/30 - UNKNOWN Gryffinus Phillips 1640 - UNKNOWN Mary Elizabeth Callcott 1663 - UNKNOWN Hugh Phillips 1663 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Phillips ~1698 - UNKNOWN Deborah Britton 1718 - UNKNOWN James Phillips ~1725 - UNKNOWN John Phillips ~1727 - UNKNOWN William Phillips 11 MAR 1705/06 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Davis ~1737 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Phillips BET 1709 AND 1711 - UNKNOWN Alice Fairman Walton D. UNKNOWN Samuel Walton D. UNKNOWN Mercy Waterman D. UNKNOWN Joseph Phillips D. UNKNOWN John Phillips D. UNKNOWN George Phillips D. UNKNOWN Anne Phillips 1720 - UNKNOWN Rebecca John D. UNKNOWN Asenath Phillips D. UNKNOWN Daniel Phillips D. UNKNOWN David Phillips ~1582 - UNKNOWN Edmund E. Boswell Birthdate is questionable with Margaret as his mother.  Did Chirstopher have a wife prior to Margaret?
 D. UNKNOWN Susan Crompton or Compton D. UNKNOWN James Boswell D. UNKNOWN Edward Boswell D. UNKNOWN Katherine Boswell ~1725 - UNKNOWN John McClelland 1836 - 1909 Adeline Malissa Mason 73 73 1804 - 1867 Charles S. Patterson 63 63 1821 - 1866 Nancy J. Smith 45 45 1859 - UNKNOWN Mary Jane Patterson ~1843 - UNKNOWN Louisa Catherine Seay 1840 - UNKNOWN Nancy Mahala Seay 1846 - UNKNOWN Andrew Jackson Seay 1849 - UNKNOWN Martha Ann Seay ~1765 - 1792 Cyrus Seay 27 27 "In Minute Book 1856-1877 for the August term of court of ordinary 1856 for Gilmer County, GA, Ausborn (my ancestor) and Cyrus Seay, Jr. filed for articles of administration for their father, Cyrus Seay, deceased.  this is dated August 4, 1856."  mcallister8@@cox.net/Rootsweb messageboard. BET 1775 AND 1780 - >1850 Nancy Wingo ~1796 - UNKNOWN Josiah Seay ~1796 - UNKNOWN Mary Polly Seay ~1799 - UNKNOWN Patience Seay BET 1795 AND 1804 - 1865 Osborn Seay "In Minute Book 1856-1877 for the August term of court of ordinary 1856 for Gilmer County, GA, Ausborn (my ancestor) and Cyrus Seay, Jr. filed for articles of administration for their father, Cyrus Seay, deceased.  this is dated August 4, 1856."  mcallister8@@cox.net/Rootsweb messageboard. ~1802 - UNKNOWN William Seay BET 1803 AND 1806 - UNKNOWN Cyrus Seay ~1809 - UNKNOWN Ransom Seay ~1813 - UNKNOWN John Seay BET 1718 AND 1739 - BET 1786 AND 1807 Jesse Gideon Seay ~1719 - 1779 James M. Seay 60 60 Ancestry/Shannon Lind
Ancestry/Doug Hanke BET 1716 AND 1728 - BET 1798 AND 1800 Lucy Lewis BOOK 14, PAGE 51, AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA

This Indenture made this nineteenth day of December in the year of our Lord Christ one Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Six between JOSIAH SEAY of the County of Amelia of the one part and LUCY SEAY of the same County of the other part witnesseth that the said JOSIAH SEAY for and in consideration of the said LUCY SEAY having already relinquished her Right of Dower in the tract of land where on her husband, JAMES SEAY, lived at the time of his Decease, and also for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings in hand paid by the said Lucy Seay to the said JOSIAH SEAY the receipt whereof the said JOSIAH doth hereby acknowledge have given, granted, bargained, and sold to the said LUCY SEAY, all that tract or parcel of land that JAMES SEAY, FATHER OF THE SAID JOSIAH SEAY purchased of Shem Cook containing by estimation two hundred acres be the same more or less.

Beginning at a coner on James Jenkins and Thomas Wingoes line thence along the said Wingoes line to a lightwood corner and from thence to Luck's Creek thence down the Creek to James Jenkins' line thence along the said line to the beginning

To have and to hold the said land with the appurtenances unto the said LUCY SEAY during her natural life and from and immediately after her desease to her four sons, JAMES SEAY, REUBIN SEAY, MATHEW SEAY, AND CYRUS SEAY, for and in consideration of the natural love and affection the said JOSIAH SEAY bears for his FOUR BROTHERS to be equally divided according to quality and quantity among them to have and to hold the same with the appurtenances to them and their heirs assigns forever together with all the houses, orchards, weeds, underwoods, waters and courses thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the said JOSIAH SEAY doth for himself and his heirs covenant and agree to and with the said LUCY SEAY and her FOUR SONS, JAMES, REUBIN, MATHEW AND CYRUS SEAY that he the said JOSIAH SEAY the above land the premises? and to them and their Heirs and Assigns forever shall and will warrant and forever defend in witness whereof the said JOSIAH SEAY hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and year above written.

S/ JOSIAH SEAY

Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of: .
Francis Anderson, Jun., Rowland Ward, Jun., James Hill, Robert Hudson, Thomas P
Overton, Francis Anderson, Sen.

MEMORANDUM: Quiet and Peaceable possession was given and granted of the within land and premises to LUCY SEAY by the other.

S/ JOSIAH SEAY

At a Court held for Amelia County 27th March, 1779 this Indenture was acknowledged by Josiah Seay and ordered to be Recorded.
- from Ancestry.com - Seay message board
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Place of birth noted as Amelia County, Va per DAR application of Mabel Brannon (Porter) Rogers, DAR #537855.
Ancestry/Shannon Lind
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 1782 - UNKNOWN Unknown Tamer Living Buchanan Living Buchanan Living Giles Living Williams Living Wade Living Williams Living Williams Living Williams Living LNU Private John Cordell Living LNU Living Jo Living Cordell Private Dale Bohannan Living Bohannan Living Cordell Living Cordell Living Cordell Living Woodruff Living Cordell Living Cordell D. UNKNOWN Kenneth Spaid Living Michler Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid Living Spaid 1800 - 1874 Evan Evans 73 73 1799 - ~1870 Nancy Ann Selman 71 71 1762 - 1816 Thomas Selman 54 54 1763 - 1844 Jemima Greenlees 81 81 ~1710 - ~1783 Benjamin Lawrence Selman 73 73 1718 - >1785 Ann Powell 67 67 ~1680 - ~1716 John Selman 36 36 1680 - 1728 Martha Groce 48 48 ~1645 - 1707 John Selman 62 62 He came to America as an indentured servant.
 1646 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Brashears Last name also spelled Brazzears. ~1655 - BEF 3 FEB 1697/98 William Groce ~1676 - <1735 Hester Gassaway 59 59 1613 - UNKNOWN William Selman 1617 - UNKNOWN Margaret Holford 1574 - UNKNOWN John Sellman 1578 - UNKNOWN Anne Fisher BET 1610 AND 1620 - 1663 Benois Brashear 1621 - 1685 Mary Richford 64 64 D. UNKNOWN Joseph Richford BET 1591 AND 1595 - ~1677 Robert Brasseur See this address for more information: http://hometown.aol.com/vafdking/brass.htm

The connection to Robert's father is uncertain and subject to dispute

Robert Brasseur, a French Hugenot , was born in Avignon and his wife’s name was Florence. He is reported to have given the land on which the Capitol of Maryland was built.

In April 12, 1653 he patented 1200 acres of land in Nansemond County at the head of the Southern branch of the Nansemond River for transporting himself, his wife Florence, children Mary, Persid and Kathe, Bennett Brasseur and nine others.

His daughter Margrett (Margaret) was not named in the patent although she was born in 1642. At the age of sixteen, or about three years after the family arrived in Nansemond, she joined the Society of Friends, the Quakers. She married Thomas Jordan, a prominent Quaker of Isle of Wight, Virginia.

Below are two recorded instances of the sheriff’s persecution of Margaret Brasseur Jordan:

Nansemond, 1701: Margaret Jordan the Elder, widow, on the 25th day of the first month had a hundred and twenty lb. of tobacco taken by distress from her upon account of the priest’s dues by George Noseworthy, High Sheriff.
April the 10th: 1702: Then seized one hogshead of tobacco weighing gross 830: tare 75 of Mis Margaret Jordan, senior, for priest’s dues and Church Rates in full […] seized by me, John King

A memorial tribute to Margrett, written by her son, reads as follows:

Margaret Jordan, the daughter of Robert Brasseur, was born the 7th month in the year 1642 and was convinced of the Truth about 16 years of age, from which time she served an exemplary life in all her conversation until the day of her death and was a sufferer with my father both by confinement and the spoiling of their goods by the Adversaries of the Truth. She was a good wife and also a kind neighbor. About 63 years of age she was taken with a disposition of the body which continued near three years in which time she was much weakened. A little before her death some friends came to see her to whom she signified her content and spake much of the goodness of God to her. At 6 o’clock at night she died in remarkable quietness the seventh of the tenth month in the year 1708 having lived about 66 years and survived my father about 9 years lacking 18 hours and was buried the 11th day of the aforesaid month.

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The Brasseur family were French Huguenots, dissidents against the Catholic Church, searching for freedom from religious persecution by immigration to Holland, England, then America before 1635. They settled in CalvertCo, Maryland. The surname has been spelled Brasher, Brashear(s), Boshears, Brashier, Brasier, Brazier, Basher, Bashier and even Bradshaw. The original is thought to have come from the French word "Bras" meaning arm (a part of the body) and "Seuir" meaning Lord or Knight. Most Brashers and variants of the name come from Benois' sons Robert, Benjamin and John, however, there appears to be another branch that entered the American Colonies through the New England area.

There are generally two versions of the background of Benois Brasseur before coming to America. The Brasseur Family history has been most thoroughly researched in recent times and published by Charles Brashear in two volumes titled A Brashear(s) Family History. The origin and background of earlier versions of the origin of Benois Brasseur is thorougly discussed in the new work as "The deBrassier NONSENSE". Individuals from the deBrassier family of Carpentras, France are listed here, but not linked to Benois Brasseur.

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Here is another proposed father

Robert BRASSEUR (Mr.)
BIRTH: BEF 1600, of Isle of Thane,Kent Co.,England
DEATH: 1665, Calvert Co.,MD.,With "Will"
TITLE: Mr.
Father: Robert BOURCHIER BET 1592 AND 1595 - 1665 Florence Elizabeth Fowke D. UNKNOWN Roger Groce D. UNKNOWN Anne LNU 1633 - JAN 1691/92 Nicholas Gassaway ~1600 - 1658 Thomas Gaswaie 58 58 ~1615 - 1647 Anne Collingwood 32 32 1784 - 1861 Joseph Evans 77 77 Custom Field:<_FA#> SEE EVANS FOLDER FOR MORE ON THE JOSEPH EVANS FAMILY
From "History of Marion, 1818-1835 by W. L. Fagen published in the Mari
Standard in 1909. (EVANS-J FILE)
Issue of February 12, 1909 . . . At an election of February 5, 1822, fi
county commissioners were elected: Joseph Evans; Geor. Weissinger; James
Shackleford; John Welch and William Ford. Marion at that time was called
Muckle’s ridge. The 5 commissioners proceeded to select a county site.
Mr. Welsh propose to continue the site at old Perry ridge. Messers Ford
and Weissinger put in nomination for the bottom land at Burroughs
Springs, Mr. Shackleford proposed Indian Old town on Old Town creek. Mr.
Evans proposed Muckle’s ridge waging the beauty and healthfulness of th
situation. The generalship of Mr. Evans secured the citizens of Marion
their beautiful and healthful situation. On May 22, 1822, some one
suggested that the place ought to have a name. Present were Dr.
Alexander; Joseph Evans, William Weissinger & William Moore. Mr. Evans
was a South Carolinian and proud of her famous son, Francis Marion. He
proposed the name Marion . . . and the town was so named.
1860 U. S. Census - Leon Co,., Texas - # 718, page 101, Centerville
*Joseph Evans 86 M NC Farmer
Cynthia Evans 34 F AL
Jefferson Evans 18 M AL Farmer
Malinda J. Evans 13 F AL
Jas. F. Evans 12 M TX
Willis Evans 7 M TX
Note - Cemetery records lists place of birth as Perry Co,., Virginia --
probably a typographical error
According to the History of Perry County, Joseph Evans helped found
Marion, Alabama and named it Marion for the Swamp Fox.
An article in The History of Cherokee County Texas relates:
Joseph, a man in his 70's, with a young family and comfortable
circumstances, left it to ride to Texas with several of his sons. They
arrived in Leon County in the mid 1840's where they built a log cabin
with only one window and 9 inch thick wall to protect from possible
Indian raids. Joseph returned to Alabama to get his family and they
returned to Texas and settled in Cherokee County with his son, Evan Eva
and his family. Joseph made frequent trips to Leon County to visit his
sons, Edward and William and in January 1851, Joseph bought 1894 acr
land near the settlement of Robbins, west of Centerville. It was to this
location that he moved his family. Joseph Evans had three wives and
fourteen children, his last born when Joseph was about seventy-nine. His
third wife recorded that in November, 1858 he had 172 living descendants.
1768: Joseph Evans tombstone in Concord Cemetery, LeonCo, TX shows
birthdate in 1768 VA. Different sources say his birthdate was 1758,
1753 or 1778 in NC. According to researcher Joan Evans, the census shows
his birth as 1774-5 in NC which was probably reported by Joseph rather
than descendants who prepared his gravesite marker. Evans' family Bible
says his birth was 1778.
aft 1776: Joseph Evans moved with his parents family to SC after the
Revolutionary War. By 1800 he had married 16 year old Amelia Hawkins and
began a family of his own in Greenville, GreenvilleCo, SC.
bef 1805: The family moved to TN where the next seven children were born.
1809: 22 Jan Joseph was granted 200 acres in FranklinCo, TN on Bean Cre
of the Elbe River.
ca. 1820: Son William was born in Aug 1818 in TN and daughter Amelia was
born in Apr 1820 in PerryCo, AL Joseph Evans is said to also have had a
daughter who married in the county in AL in 1820. Joseph bought three
tracts of land on 19 Jan 1820 in the county. National Archives land
records in Washington indicate that Joseph bought two more tracts later
in the year and took out land patents in PerryCo in succeeding years for
a total of 43 patents.
1822: 4 Mar: Joseph Evans was one of seven commissioners to select the
site of PerryCo seat. It is said to have been his idea to name it Marion
after ~1780 - 1840 Amelia Hawkins 60 60 from Doyle Baker info at Ancestry.com (doylebaker58@@aol.com):
"Not sure of source of following information.  I know practically nothing of the Hawkins family aside from the tombstone record of Amelia.  I do know that she was said to have had a brother named Williamson who went to Tennessee, married Betty nation in Tennessee and later removed to Jefferson Co, TN.  The story is that Williamson ran away from home when his father married a second or third time.  Williamson is said to have had a brother Jesse who served in the War of 1812."

 ~1695 - BET 1748 AND 1757 James Seay James was alive to give consent of his daughter's marriage (Anne to Benjamin Wilson).  He is dead by Aug 1757, according to Order Bk 5. 

Sources said he was Rev. James Seay. 

Vi McAllister  says "I attached James to Abraham Seay only because there is so much evidence that points in that direction, mainly land acquisitions."

Ancestry/Doug Hanke
 1696 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Rose Lewis Ancestry/Doug Hanke
Ancestry/Kirk Larson 1655 - 1719 Abraham Seay 64 64 ~1673 - 1719 John Zachary Lewis 46 46 This needs more research.  I'm not convinced that Zachary is the son of John & Isabelle-cnw
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Granted patent in King William Co, VA from Genealogy & History, Washington Ce, Query 11586, a genealogy journal of soe sort, form Lori Garner Elmore
He was the "King's Attorney" - Alesia Connelly, publication raulet@@socrates.berkeley.edu
(from Ancestry/J. H. Garner)
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Occupation: Lawyer, served as counsel to the vestries of St. Marks of Spotsylvania County, VA, from 1731-1750. Source: "Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper Co., VA" by Rev. Phillip Slaughter, originally publ. in 1900, pg 112 (Part 1)

John Zachary Lewis, Esquire

Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800
WILLS
WILL BOOK D 1761-1772
page 22
[p.22]LEWIS, ZACHARY, Spotsylvania Co., d. July 7, 1764, p. Feb. 4, 1765. Wit. Lewis Shackleford, Mary Shackleford, John Waller. Ex. sons, John, Zachary, Waller, Benjamin, and my wife's brother, Mr. John Waller. Leg. son, John, land in Spotsylvania Co., adjoining where I now live; son, Zachary, lands purchased of Joseph Thomas, Robert Turner and Anthony Golson; son, Waller; son, Benjamin; to sons John, Zachary, Waller and Benjamin, 900 acres of land and grist mill lying in Orange Co., which I purchased of Graves and J. Sneed, also my lands and tenements lying in Culpeper Co., at the Great Mountains; wife, Mary; daughters, Meriwether; Betty Littlepage; Lucy Ford; Dorothea Smith; son-in-law, James Littlepage. (Page 163)

Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800
DEEDS
DEED BOOK B 1729-1734
page 121
Decr. 4, 1731. Dannitt Abney, Jr., of Spts. Co. to Zachary Lewis of same county. 4120 lbs. tob., 381 a. in Spts. Co.-granted sd. Abney, by Pat. Septr. 28, 1728. John Waller, Charles Goodall, Jno. Waller, junr., John Wilkins. Feby. 1, 1731-2. Mary, wife of Dannitt Abney, Jr., acknowledged her dower.

"In and among records sent to us in November 1941, by Mrs. Jennie T. Grayson, of Charlottesville, Va., we find her making the following statement: Quote- 'Zachary Lewis, of Brecon or Brecknock, in Brecknockshire, Wales, was the first of his line known to have come to Virginia. His wife's name is unknown. Among the many grants of land to the name of Lewis recorded in the Land Books of Virginia, in the Land Office at Richmond, Va., there are only two to Zachary Lewis. One for 500 acres in King and
Queen Co., Virginia, April 20, 1694, and one for 450 acres in King William County, Va., October 23, 1703. See Books 8, page 318, and book 9, page 556.'

"This coroborates the statement of Rev. Iverson Lewis, that he was the son of John Lewis, whose father Zachary Lewis came from Breaknock, Wales, to Virginia 1692, at which time he settled in the County of King and Queen. And beyond this nothing is known of this Zachary except that he was a member of the Church of England and had two sons--John and Zachary, Jr."

(These two paragraphs are from the SHACKELFORD CLAN MAGAZINE, a Genealogy of Shackelfords and Shacklefords, Editor: T. K. Jones, published Monthly, 15c a Copy, Lubbock, Texas January 1956 Vol. 11 No. 9, 1(1021)

Certainly Zachary was here by 1694, when he " took up" land in King William and King and Queen Counties in 1694 and 1703 as shown in the deeds in the Virginia Library. He located, says Sarah Travers Lewis Scott Anderson in her 'Lewises, Meriwethers and Their Kin,' Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1984, on "the high lands of Dragon Swamp in Middlesex Co. His old home was inherited by his younger son, John Lewis, born 1704, who married Sarah Iverson.... "

Much information on the Lewises is in: "Pioneer Lewis Families", 1978, by Michael L. Cook, C.G. Cook Publications, 3318 Wimberg Ave., Evansville, IN 47712

And Charles R. Collins, noted earlier, has shared his work generously with me. See also: "Lewises, Merriwethers and their Kin," Sarah T. Lewis Anderson, Richmond, 1938, reprinted 1984 Baltimore, Genealogical Pub. Co.

The following letter copied to me by Ruth McConigly, who got it from the Univ. of So. Carolina collection of Iverson Lewis Brookes' papers. There is no date:

"Register of Zackary Lewis and descendants

We next proceed to the genealogical sketch of our branch of the Lewis family. We are descendants on family tradition as no register can be found of John Lewis our great grand father. In the family register given by Col John Lewis of Ken. our ancestor John the Lawyer was born in 1729. But my grandfather Iveson (sic) Lewis according to my mothers account must have been born about 1742.
She was his oldest child & was born about 1762 her father Iveson Lewis having married at 19 years of age so that our g.grand father must have been born about 1719 instead of 1729. This is a difficulty which Col Lewis & myself have not been able to settle satisfactory. Neither of us have heard of but one John Lewis who was a Lawyer, & Patrick Henry's rival. Dr. Richmond Lewis the brother of Col John Lewis of Frankfort studied medicine with Dr William B. Lewis my mothers brother & recognized Iveson Lewis as the son of his uncle John & my grandfather & family understood Dr Richmond Lewis to be the son of Zackary Lewis the uncle of Iveson Lewis & brother of John Lewis the Lawyer. Another discrepancy between Col John Lewis' family register & our traditionary account is that the mother of John the Lawyer was a Miss Walker. I also understood from my mother that there existed a relationship between her father & the Walker family. But my Aunt Claybrook daughter of Iveson Lewis now living in a letter to me states that she understood through the family that her great grand father Zackary father of John the Lawyer married a widow Hancock. Now as the register of Zackary father of John the Lawyer gives his birth in 1702 & his wifes in 1699 showing her several years his senior she might have been previously married. It would be very easy for every family to keep a register of births marriages deaths & would certainly be satisfactory to descendants. But it seems the several branches of our family have been on this point extremely negligent. The register of John Lewis the lawyer received through tradition as follows John Lewis was married to Sarah Iveson & inherited his fathers family seat near the Dragon Swamp in the County of King & Queen Va Their children were 9 Iveson Anne Zackary Catherine William Sarah Achilles Francis & Christopher Of these only Iveson Anne & Christopher left many descendant all having died early Zackary in order 3rd married & left one child -- Anne who married a Mr. Bird & died without issue. 4 Catherine Lewis married Mr Richards & left two daughters Elizabeth & Anne Elizabeth married a Mr Watts & left two daughters who died early Anne Richards married a Mr Dunn & left one son Thomas Iveson Dunn who has a large family in Va 5 William Lewis married & left a daughter who married George Clopton & left a daughter Caty who was raised by my grandfather & now lives with my Aunt Claybrook unmarried she is about my age & has been from early life a pious Baptist. Sarah Iveson married a Mr Rogers & if she left descendants they are not known 6 Achilles was killed by a flash of lightening while standing in the door with his hand upon the shoulder of & conversing with the lady to whom he was engaged to be married 7 Francis Lewis married John Byne son of Rev Edmund Byne & left two children John & Sarah John has left several descendants Sarah married a Mr Watts & died of consumption 8 Christopher Lewis married a Miss McDonald of D.C. Relative of McDonald who rendered conspicous service with Genl Marrion in the Revolution Christopher Lewis left two children Sarah Iveson who married a Mr Oliver & left a family in Louisiana & John Christopher to be noticed. Register or rather genealogical sketch of Anne Lewis. Anne Lewis was born in Va & spent a portion of her early life with her brother Iveson under whose roof she was married to Rev Edmund Byne a baptist clergyman of some considerable talents she being his 3rd wife Their marriage must have occurred about 1771. After the birth of six children they in 1779 or 1780 emigrated from Va to Kentucky but being dissatisfied they removed about 1781 to Georgia made a stay in Wilkes Co but finally settled Burke County Mrs Byne died Oct 7th 1798 of Hiuvesy She was rather stout & tall but quite handsome & possessed of strong intellect with a gentle & amiable disposition. She was a member of the Baptist Church & remained in its fellowship till death , regarded as a pious & exemplary christian. Her children were Catharine Thomas Lewis & Nancy Susan Richard (((children of))))
I have now given you all & perhaps a little more than I know of the Byne family except your mothers branch of which I want your aid to obtain a more full knowledge. I have given the genealogical sketch of Anne Lewis before my grand fathers because I thought you would be more interested in it. If you desire I will after hearing from you give you a like sketch of my grand father descendants & also Christopher Lewis'. The great error in the sketch sent you was putting the descendants of Zackary of Spotsylvania the brother of John the Lawyer for those of Zackary the brother of my grand father & your grand mother. I am not certain that I have arranged my grand fathers brothers & sisters according to their true ages. And I am strongly inclined to think that our great grand father John Lewis was of a different branch of the original immigrant from Wales & not brother to Zackary the father of Col John of Kentucky although Dr Richmond Lewis & my grand father did recognize that relationship. For Col Johns record of making our great grand fathers birth in 1729 could not possibly be reconcilable to my grand fathers birth in 1741 I am still in correspondence upon this subject. Yours truly Iveson L Brookes"

Then we find:
Re: Lewis, Zachary b. ca 1650, Posted by: Don Page, <Nancy@@digital.net>, November 04, 1999

"I can tell you what my research has found. I think it's correct, but some will disagree. Henry had 6 children: Christopher (bca1605 in Wales), Richard (bca1609 in Wales), Simenon, William, Katherine, & John. Richard had 11 children:

"John (bca1637, m. Sarah Nichols), Thomas (bca1638), Henry (bca1642), Christopher (bca1644), Richard (bca1648), Miles (bca1652), Catherine (bca1655), Mary (bca1658), Grace (bca1660), Margaret (bca1662) & George (bca1663). John had 11 children:

"Richard (bca1657), John (bca1659, m. Isabella Miller), Christopher (bca1663), Henry (bca1668),
James (bca1671), Zachary1 (b1672, m. Mary Walker), Mary (bca1673, m. Salvator Muscoe),
Elizabeth (bca1677, m. William Mountague), Sarah (bca1679, m. unknown Shackelford), Thomas, & William. Zachary1 had 7 children:

"Susannah (b1669, m. Capt Joseph Collins), Zachary2 (b1702, m. Mary Waller), John (twin b1704, m. Sarah Iverson), Elizabeth (twin b1704, m. James Shackelford), Jane (bca1706, m. Robert George), Mary (b1714, m. Richard Shackelford), & Anne (m. George Wythe). Zachary2 had 10 children (I think):

"Anne (b1726), John (b1729), Zachary3 (b1730), Elizabeth (b1732, m1. Lewis Holliday, m2. James Littlepage), Mourning (b1734), Lucy (b1735), Dorothea (b1737), Waller (b1739), Benjamin (b1744), & Mary (b1727, not sure about this one, m. David Wood Meriweather). I think, no I'm sure, all 3 Zacharys were born in Virginia, probably Old New Kent Co or its successor, King & Queen.

"My line is through Susannah Lewis & Capt Joseph Collins. The 3 Zacharys and all the false info around them made the determination very difficult but this is the best I have come up with. I have done a lot of research over 30 years on these families and I still find surprises that cause corrections. But that's what genealogy is all about. Now that I've given it all away, good luck. Keep doing your own research and use what others give you as guides. Don Page"

Dec. court 1748 to Zachary Lewis, Gent, as King's Atty 2080 lbs. of tobacco (highest paid individual) pg 12
Nov. court 1749 to Zachary Lewis, Gent, Deputy Atty 2080 lbs of tobacco.
from Ancestry/Bill Zoucha
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Ancestry/Doug Hanke
One World Tree
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1682 - UNKNOWN Mary Walker Ancestry/Doug Hanke
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/J. H. Garner 1686 - 1747 John Lewis 61 61 Ancestry/Rick Lewis ~1694 - UNKNOWN ? Woodson ? ~1660 - <1707 William Lewis 47 47 Ancestry/Rick Lewis
Ancestry/Billy E. Huffman, Jr
Ancestry/Karen Blagg (lists her sources as:
"Lewis of Warner Hall" by Merrow Egerton Sorley, 1935, p 825
" Lewis Patriachs of Early Virginian and Maryland" by Robert Lewis, Heritage Books, p 62
"FTM CD162 Family History: Virginia Genealogies #1, Genealogies of Virginia Familie V, R-Z, The Robards Family", p 131)
 BET 1662 AND 1670 - ~1740 Elizabeth William Woodson Ancestry/Rick Lewis
Ancestry/Billy E. Huffman, Jr
Ancestry/Karen Blagg 1672 - 6 FEB 1719/20 Elizabeth Warner 1645 - UNKNOWN Sarah LNU Ancestry/Billy E. Huffman, Jr
Ancestry/Karen Blagg
Ancestry/David V. Hughey ~1634 - ~1707 Colonel 73 73 May have been born in Pierseys Hundred, Prince George Co, VA

May have died abt 1707 in Goochland, Goochland Co, VA

1202. Col. Robert Woodson 1, 2 was born 3 in 1634 in Fleur de Hundred, Prince George Co., VA. He died in 1716 in Varina Parish, Henrico Co., VA. Robert married 4 Elizabeth Ferris in 1656 in Curles, Henrico Co., VA. [Parents]

BIOGRAPHY: Source, "The Gehlmann Family in America" by Robert Gehlmann Bone
From "Adventurers of Purse and Person":
ROBERT WOODSON deposed, June 1680,that he was "46 years of age or thereabouts," and, 1 June 1696, that he was aged about 61. He married Elizabeth Ferris, daughter of Richard Ferris. On 21 Oct 1687 Robert Woodson, Richard Ferris and three others patented 1780 acres on White Oak Swamp in Varina Parish and the same day he, John Woodson, Sr., and two others patented 470 acres, also in Henrico county. He held 1157 acres in Henrico County, 1704, and died after 1 Oct 1707.

Born: 1634 at James Town, Prince George County, Virginia
Sex: Male
Married: 1651 in Henrico County, Virginia
Died: 1716 at Fleur de Hundred, Henrico County, Virginia

Father:
Dr. John Woodson

Mother:
Sarah Winston

Spouse:
Elizabeth Ferris


Children:
John Woodson
Robert Woodson, Jr.
Richard Woodson
Joseph Woodson
Benjamin Woodson
Sarah Woodson
Elizabeth Woodson
Judith Woodson
Mary Woodson

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Info:

See story on page of Sarah Winston

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Sources:
Genealogies of Virginia Families, From the William and Mary Quarterly Historical Magazine, Volume V, Thompson-Yates (and Appendix), Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, 1982

GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS AND DEEDS, 1728 - 1736,
abst’d & comp’d by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1983.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------p.29 [p.277] Deed 23 Jan 1730/31 - sale of land from Joseph parson to Nowel Burton - bounded by Samuel Allen, Robert Woodson, Josiah Woodson and Martin Dunkin. Recorded 17 Aug 1731
p.35 [p.336] Deed 19 Jun 1732 - sale of land from John Bellermy of St. James Parish to Sanburn Woodson of same, 120 acres in same, on north side of James River at a place called Head of Indian Grave, bounded by Maj. John Woodson, Robert Woodson, Samuel Allen, John Sutton Farrar, dec’d., Recorded 18 Jul 1731
p.40 [p.391] Will of Nathaniel Basset - to sister Elizabeth Francis, 20 pounds; sister Jane Basset, 20 pounds; William Allen, 5 pounds; my kinsman Nathaniel Basset, son of Thomas Bassett all of my estate. Executor, brother Thomas Basset - dated 7 Jan 1732/3; Wit: Wm Mayo, Daniel Stoner, Thos. Walker. Signed: Nat’l Recorded 20 Mar 1732
p.41 [p.399] Deed 9 Apr 1733 - Sanburn Woodson of St. James Parish, Goochland Do., to Robert Allen of St. Pauls Parish, Hanover Co., 120 acres in St. James Parish on north side of James River at a place called Head of Indian Grave, bounded by Maj. John Woodson, Robert Woodson, Samuel Allen and John Sutton Farrar, dec’d with all houses, etc. Wit: Robert Mosby, Randolph (R) Bobbit, Joseph Allen. Signed Sanburn Woodson, Recorded 15 May 1733 - Elizabeth, wife of Sanburn, relinquished her dower right
p.42 [p.409] Deed 16 July 1733 - Samuel Allen of St James Parish Goochalnd to Robert Payne of same, land on north side of James River on east fork of Jeanitoe Creek, bounded by Golden Meadow branch. Wit: John Woodson, Nowell Burton, Richard Burton. Signed Sam’ll Allen. Recorded 17 July 1733
.41 [p.399] Deed 9 Apr 1733 - Sanburn Woodson of St. James Parish, Goochland Do., to Robert Allen of St. Pauls Parish, Hanover Co., 120 acres in St. James Parish on north side of James River at a place called Head of Indian Grave, bounded by Maj. John Woodson, Robert Woodson, Samuel Allen and John Sutton Farrar, dec’d with all houses, etc. Wit: Robert Mosby, Randolph (R) Bobbit, Joseph Allen. Signed Sanburn Woodson, Recorded 15 May 1733 - Elizabeth, wife of Sanburn, relinquished her dower right
Henrico Rent Rolls - 1705 Woodson, John - 4060;
Woodson, Robert Jr. - 1157;
Woodson, Rich - 180;
Woodson, Widdow - 650

Name: Robert WOODSON by Charla Haley Sat Aug 25 16:20:44 2001
Given Name: Robert
Surname: Woodson
Sex: M
Birth: 1634 in Prince Edward Co., VA
Death: 1 Oct 1707

ROBERT WOODSON deposed, June 1680,that he was "46 years of age or thereabouts," and, 1 June 1696, that he was aged about 61. He married Elizabeth Ferris, daughter of Richard Ferris. On 21 Oct 1687 Robert Woodson, Richard Ferris and three others patented 1780 acres on White Oak Swamp in Varina Parish and the same day he, John Woodson, Sr., and two others patented 470 acres, also in Henrico county. He held 1157 acres in Henrico County, 1704, and died after 1 Oct 1707.

From "Adventurers of Purse and Person"
 1636 - <1689 Elizabeth Ferris 53 53 ~1586 - 1644 John Woodson 58 58 BET 1595 AND 1600 - 17 JAN 1660/61 Sarah Winston 1596 - 1637 Richard James Ferris 41 41 1764 - 1852 David Patterson 88 88 1774 - 1825 Charity Watterson Simmons 51 51 1783 - ~1855 Holman Smith 72 72 ~1849 - 1868 Elizabeth Betty Willis 19 19 19 JAN 1731/32 - 1823 James S. Simmons From Joe Dallas Bryant, joeandanne@@earthlink.net, Ancestry.com:

Individual biographical text for: JAMES S. SIMMONS
Tradition says that James was born and first married in England. Where
his first three children were born and his wife died is open to speculation
and conjecture. He first comes to our attention in 1768 when he bought a farm
in Amherst County, Virginia from George Carrington. By this time he had
married his second wife, Mary Waters. In addition to his first three children
James, Anna and Francis, he now was the father of John and Richard.
Four years later in 1772, James sold his farm to John Dawson. There is
no record of his purchasing another farm until 178434 , twelve years later.
The only evidence of the whereabouts of the family during this time was the
enlistment of James, junior, into the army in Amherst. During this interval six
more children were born.,
In 1793 the Amherst records show three significant events for James. On
the 6th of April his daughter Charity applied for a marriage license to wed
David Patterson. On April 30 Charity's older sister, Christian, applied for
a license to marry William Morris. A few weeks later, James sold his farm.
August 30, 1995 John D. Baldwin

JAMES Sr. SIMMONS of AMHERST VA
"James Simmons emigrated from England in the 1750's. He was married twice. His first wife was from England. His second wife, Mary Waters, came from Virginia. Their children were John, Charles, Elisha, Charity, Betsie, Richard, Moses, Joshua, Nancy and Sally.'
This article does not include Christianna.
Sources: Simmons Family Papers in the Special Collection Room of the
University of South Florida Library, Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. Ray N. Anderson.
John D. Baldwin
9804 Everwood
21 Paso TX 79925-7612
(915) 598-0644

CHARLES SIMMONS ESTATE (son of James Sr. Simmons and Mary Waters)
Abstracted from the Original Papers
by
Miles Philbeck, Jr.
N. C. Archives Volume CR 086.314.1, Rutherford County, N.C.
Equity Orders and Decrees, 1839-1868, pp. 170-180.
Fall, 1856: Charles Simmons died in May, 1850 leaving widow Dedemia Simmons, now deceased. (Rutherford Census, 1850, shows Charles Simmons, 73, b. VA, and Didama, 70, b. N.C. There were no children of this couple to survive and the estate valued at $17,086.25 was inherited by his brothers and sisters or their heirs, given below. Since Charles was born about 1777, this appears to be one of Rutherford’s early Simmons families.)
HEIRS OF CHARLES SIMMONS:
1. Brother Moses Simmons of Rutherford County, N.C.
2. Brother Elisha Simmons of Georgia
3. Brother Joshua Simmons of Georgia
4. Brother Richard Simmons of Georgia
5. Sister Elizabeth Simmons of Georgia
6. Brother James Simmons, now deceased, of Hawkins County, Tennessee
7. Sister Frances Wade, wife of David Wade, of Virginia, not heard from in twenty years
8. Children of brother John Simmons, Deceased, all of Georgia
A. Holman Simmons
B. James Simmons
C. Moses Simmons
D. Susanah, wife of John L. Richardson
9. Children of sister Nancy Breedlove, deceased:
A. Spencer Breedlove, of Missouri
B. John Breedlove, of Missouri
C. James Breedlove, of Missouri
D. Charles Breedlove, of Missouri
E. Elizabeth Breedlove, of Missouri
F. Betsy, wife of Braxton Smith, of Missouri
G. Sally, wife of Thompson White, of Missouri
H. Mary Ann, wife of David Webster, of Tennessee
10. Children of sister Charity Patterson, deceased, all of South Carolina:
A. John Patterson
B. Elisha Patterson
C. Charles Patterson
D. Polly, wife of Lewis Peeples
E. Nancy, wife of Minor Lipscombe
F. Sally, wife of Thomas Shields
G. Betsy, wife of Samuel Morris
H. Christianna, wife of Henry Shields
11. Children of sister Christianna Morris, deceased, all of Georgia:
A. John Morris
B. Henry Morris
C. William Morris
D. Rhoda, wife of Richard Allen
E. Elizabeth, wife of Lewis Jones
F. Christianna Morris
12. Children of sister Anna E. Thompson, deceased:
A. Benajar Thompson, of Illinois
B. Christianna, wife of James Kincade, of Illinois
C. Thomas H. Thompson, of Georgia
D. and others, names not known
FROM: ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA
PUBLICATION: NCTR, VOL 6, FEBRUARY, 1978
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Place on Revolutionary War pension rolls 9/30/1819
 BET 1735 AND 1740 - UNKNOWN Mary Watterson Waters ~1717 - <1786 Betsy Lyon 69 69 1655 - UNKNOWN Mary Wilson BET 1739 AND 1740 - <1821 John (D. F.) Washington Wingo 1740 - <1785 Sarah Rucker 45 45 ~1717 - 1788 Thomas Wingo 71 71 BET 1710 AND 1711 - BET 1739 AND 1740 Jane Butler BET 1691 AND 1700 - >1794 William Rucker BET 1699 AND 1724 - BET 1747 AND 1812 Hannah Honar? BET 1680 AND 1685 - <1755 John Wingo In his will, which does not mention his wife, John left one shilling to each of his elder children and gave all his property and belonging to his youngest son James.  His personal property was appraised at 37 Pounds Sterling." 
His will was written 11 feb 1755 and was probated 26 June that year.
(from David DeWitt Lavies info at Ancestry.com)


 D. UNKNOWN FNU Butler BET 1659 AND 1688 - BET 1713 AND 1773 John Butler BET 1668 AND 1691 - BET 1713 AND 1779 Mary LNU BET 1661 AND 1675 - 23 FEB 1742/43 Peter Rucker Belonged to Huguenot colony in VA. BET 1658 AND 1660 - 1752 Elizabeth Fielding 1761 - UNKNOWN John Washington Wingo ~1762 - UNKNOWN Joshuah Wingo 1765 - UNKNOWN Mary Wingo 1767 - UNKNOWN Abner Wingo ~1768 - UNKNOWN Sarah Wingo ~1769 - UNKNOWN Churchwell Wingo 1770 - UNKNOWN Jane Wingo 1771 - UNKNOWN Frances Wingo 1771 - UNKNOWN Zachariah Wingo 1794 - UNKNOWN Mary S. Patterson 1797 - UNKNOWN Nancy Morris Patterson 1800 - UNKNOWN John L. Patterson 1802 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Watteson Patterson 1806 - UNKNOWN Sarah "Sally" R. Patterson 1814 - UNKNOWN Christianna Payne Patterson 1817 - UNKNOWN Elisha Slyvanius Patterson 1861 - UNKNOWN John W. Patterson 1866 - UNKNOWN Nancy Elizabeth Patterson 1869 - UNKNOWN Marion S. Patterson ? 1872 - UNKNOWN Amanda M. Patterson 1875 - UNKNOWN Charles Clifford Patterson 1879 - UNKNOWN Minnie Rebecca Patterson ~1658 - UNKNOWN John Woodson ~1660 - UNKNOWN Robert Woodson 1662 - UNKNOWN Richard Woodson ~1664 - UNKNOWN Joseph Woodson 1666 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Lewis Woodson 1820 - UNKNOWN Belinda Evans ~1826 - UNKNOWN Willis C. Evans ~1827 - UNKNOWN Frances L. Evans 1827 - UNKNOWN Amelia Evans 1829 - UNKNOWN Mary Ann Evans 1831 - UNKNOWN Joseph Calvin Evans ~1832 - UNKNOWN Minnie Evans ~1833 - UNKNOWN Thomas Calvin Evans 1834 - UNKNOWN Evan Green Evans 1834 - UNKNOWN Nancy C. Evans ~1836 - UNKNOWN Margaret Louisa Evans ~1839 - UNKNOWN Dorcas Erlene Evans BEF JAN 1691/92 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Groce D. UNKNOWN Stephen Warman 1682 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Selman 1686 - UNKNOWN Mary Selman 22 JAN 1688/89 - UNKNOWN William Selman 1690 - UNKNOWN Ann Selman 1693 - UNKNOWN Robert Selman 1695 - UNKNOWN Ruth Selman ~1696 - UNKNOWN Margaret Selman 1699 - UNKNOWN Lawrence Selman Warning! His mother was older than 50 when he was born. ?? D. UNKNOWN William Nicholls ~1735 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Selman 1740 - UNKNOWN Jeremiah H. Selman 1745 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Selman ~1747 - UNKNOWN Zachariah Selman 1750 - UNKNOWN Joseph Selman 1753 - UNKNOWN William Selman 1756 - UNKNOWN John Selman 1758 - UNKNOWN James Selman 1758 - UNKNOWN Ann Selman 1807 - UNKNOWN John Mason 1801 - UNKNOWN Mary Adeline Bryant D. UNKNOWN Samuel Aldredge ~1729 - UNKNOWN Joseph Aldredge D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Aldredge BET 1730 AND 1740 - UNKNOWN Nathan Aldridge BET 1728 AND 1729 - 1789 William Ezekial Aldredge BET 1732 AND 1739 - UNKNOWN Nathan Aldredge ~1742 - UNKNOWN James Aldredge ~1450 - 1530 Sheriff of Norfolk 80 80 D. UNKNOWN Faith Steward >1541 - UNKNOWN Hester Aldrich >1542 - UNKNOWN Faith Aldrich >1543 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldrich ~1544 - UNKNOWN John Aldrich >1544 - UNKNOWN Unknown Aldrich ? >1545 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Aldrich 1532 - UNKNOWN John Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Timothy Aldrich 1421 - UNKNOWN Mary Princess of England ? 1775 - UNKNOWN Infant Beck ? ~1730 - 1810 Thomas Allred 80 80 1734 - >1790 Solomon Allred 56 56 ~1732 - 1825 William Allred 93 93 D. UNKNOWN William Heard 1738 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Allred D. UNKNOWN Eppes Littleplace D. UNKNOWN ? Morgan 1764 - 1845 William Johnston or Johnson 81 81 His grave has a Revolutionary War marker: Revolutionary Soldier 1764-1845, placed by David Holmes chapter, NSDAR.
 1797 - UNKNOWN Mary Rececca Johnson 1738 - UNKNOWN Henry Johnston or Johnson ~1743 - UNKNOWN Rachel Holeman D. UNKNOWN Judith ? ~1740 - UNKNOWN Ann Owsley ~1757 - UNKNOWN John Adams ~1753 - UNKNOWN Rosannah Roberts 1778 - UNKNOWN Walter Adams ~1780 - UNKNOWN Margaret Adams ~1783 - UNKNOWN Elijah Adams ~1787 - UNKNOWN John Adams 1528 - UNKNOWN Edward Gwyn 1508 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Griffith 1528 - UNKNOWN Morgan Phillips 1530 - UNKNOWN John Phillips 2 JAN 1537/38 - UNKNOWN Thomas Phillips ~1540 - UNKNOWN Jane Phillips D. UNKNOWN Robert Phillips 1551 - UNKNOWN Roger Phillips D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Cole ~1528 - UNKNOWN Mary Phillips 1508 - ~1575 Gwenllian Thomas 67 67 Ancestry - Craig Sharrow 1501 - UNKNOWN David Lloyd ~1512 - UNKNOWN William Axtell ~1523 - UNKNOWN Katherine Beatrix Cole 11 JAN 1540/41 - UNKNOWN Simon Phillips ~1332 - UNKNOWN Gwilym Caradog D. UNKNOWN Caradog ap Henry D. UNKNOWN Henry Caradog BET 1678 AND 1680 - UNKNOWN Abraham Griffith BET 1735 AND 1736 - 1808 Nathan Briscoe 1693 - ~1750 James Briscoe 57 57 D. UNKNOWN Ann Sothorn BET 1647 AND 1648 - 1929 Philip Briscoe ~1612 - 1699 John Briscoe 87 87 Came to Maryland at the request of Cecilius Calvert (2nd Lord Baltimore).

Dr. John Briscoe married in England, Elizabeth Du Bois of the distinguished Huguenot family of Count du Roussey 1110, Marquis Du Bois, whose descendents fled to England to escape religious persecution.  (Jim Carney, Ancestry.com)

 ~1616 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Du Bois Huguenot family of Count De Roussey, Marquis Du Boise, whose descendents fled to England from France to escape religious persecution.
 <1651 - 1740 Susannah Swann 89 89 1630 - ~1669 Edward Swann 39 39 D. UNKNOWN Susannah Heath D. UNKNOWN John Southorn D. UNKNOWN Mary Johnson D. UNKNOWN ? Morros 1714 - UNKNOWN Thomas Henson 1718 - UNKNOWN Jennie LNU 1768 - UNKNOWN Maria Henson ~1770 - UNKNOWN Nancy Henson 1774 - UNKNOWN Susannah Henson 1775 - UNKNOWN Bartlett Henson 1777 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Henson 1779 - UNKNOWN Freeland Henson 1781 - UNKNOWN Sally Henson 1783 - UNKNOWN Jacob Henson 1785 - UNKNOWN John Henson 1698 - UNKNOWN James McConnell Settled in Great Cove, Fulton Co, PA in 1750. ~1740 - UNKNOWN William McConnell ~1743 - UNKNOWN Mabel McConnell ~1745 - UNKNOWN Esther McConnell ~1747 - UNKNOWN Archibald McConnell ~1749 - UNKNOWN Robert McConnell ~1751 - UNKNOWN Ann McConnell ~1753 - UNKNOWN James McConnell 1670 - 1729 Alexander McConnell 59 59 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth LNU >1800 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lee 1633 - 1703 Sir 70 70 He was fined and deported to America for being a Covenanter in 1685.

From Lysell/McIlvaney Families at Ancestry.com:
"Bette Jo Caldwell shows the following report on her web page.  Her sources are listed at the end of this report. "Robert married Neilson.  He was deported in 1685 with three sons.  He left America on his return in 1689 and was delayed in France.  He reached his home October 31,1691.  He was restored to his property and title, which by this time must have been Lord, as we find him in the House of Lords."
"In 1696 we find him, with others, on a jury to try one Elizabeth McCowan and a Mary Miller for witchcraft.  The verdict is not shown in the account.  His three sons stayed in America.  His sons were William, who was killed by the Indians; Robert, married Elizabeth Ewing; the other son's name is forgotten and lost, but traditions say he went to the Carolinas." - Norman G. MCCLELLAND FAMILY HISTORY." 
"According to CLAN MACCLELLAN, Robert returned to Scotland in 1689 with a 12 year old son, probably Robert, Jr. McClelland, Raymond and John."
"Robert arrived on the Henry and Francis on New Castle in 1685.  He sold land in 1688 and 1689." - FIRST SETTLERS OF YE PLANTATIONS OF PISCATAWAY AND WOODBRIDGE, OLDE EAST NEW JERSEY.

I believe the "forgotten and lost" son was Nicholas or possibly Nicholas' father.  CNW

"Bonnie Lacey writes: "Robert McClelland was Laird of Barmaghan, which lies to the southwest of Kirkcudbright.  He fought at Pentland, 28 Nov 1666.  He was an active Covenanter and for his participation in the uprisings of Rullion Green, Drumsclog and Bothwell Bridge, was banished in the Autumn of 1685 to America.  He settled with three of his children at Woodbridge, NJ in 1688 or 1689.  Je returned to Scotland with one son, leaving a daughter who married in NJ and a son (some think his name was Robert) who settled in Hopewell Twp, Hunterdon Co, NJ."

"Bonnie Lacey shows Thomas as a son of Robert McClellan and Marie Kirkco. This Thomas is listed as the father of the Robert McClellan that married Elizabeth Ewing and shows a birthdate for him of 1691."

"It was the practice to commit dissenters, those who refused to take an Oath of Allegiance, to be imprisoned but there were so many that a policy evolved whereby Covenanters could emigrate to the American colonies. If, however, they were convicted they were sent as slaves. A Scottish laird by the name of Scott was allowed to select a party of about 100 prisoners to take with him to New Jersey. He was required to land the party in America before September 1686. To this purpose Scott chartered a 350 ton ship, armed with 20 cannon, called the "Henry and Francis" captained by Richard Hutton.

There were other emigrants who were required to pay £5 passage money but they could alternatively be indentured servants for four years after which they would receive 25 acres of land. The ship set sail on September 5, 1685, from Leith and made landfall at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, in December. It was a traumatic journey with the ship suffering leaks, shortages of food and water, as well as fever. Of the 125 that set out some 31 of their number died, including Scott and his wife. During the voyage, Scott's son-in-law (named Johnstone) had urged the prisoners to accept a four year servitude so that the costs of the venture could be recovered, which the prisoners resisted. The ship's master wanted to sail for Jamacia or Virginia since a better price would be obtained in either place for the prisoners. Perhaps it was Divine Providence intervening for these Covenanters, but a change of wind forced the ship into New Jersey as originally planned.

Although Johnstone sought to recover costs in the courts, which could have resulted in the imprisonment or slavery of the emigrants, they were cleared of charges because they had not come voluntarily nor had they entered into any agreements. Thus this party were scattered throughout Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut succeeding where their earlier compatriots had failed."









 ~1645 - 1693 Marie Kirkco 48 48 D. UNKNOWN William McClelland BET 1667 AND 1675 - UNKNOWN Ephraim McClelland BET 1677 AND 1678 - UNKNOWN Robert McClelland ~1680 - UNKNOWN Samuel McClelland BET 1672 AND 1682 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth McClelland BET 1674 AND 1684 - UNKNOWN Margaret McClelland ~1645 - UNKNOWN Marion Spence ~1663 - UNKNOWN Marie McClellan ~1600 - UNKNOWN Robert of Barmaghan McClellan ~1610 - UNKNOWN Margaret Ker ~1580 - UNKNOWN Robert Ker 1578 - UNKNOWN Sir ~1580 - UNKNOWN Euffame Herries ~1550 - 1590 William of Barmaghan McClellan 40 40 ~1560 - UNKNOWN Janet McClellan 1525 - UNKNOWN Thomas McClellan ~1525 - UNKNOWN Bessie of Blackcraig McKynnistre ~1495 - 1560 Gilbert McClellan 65 65 ~1500 - UNKNOWN Nicholas (?) Home ~1450 - 1504 Sir 54 54 The following is from the "Record of the House of Kirkcudbright": "Sir Thomas M'Clellan, the son, married, first, Margaret, only daughter of Sir William Gordon of Lochinvar, ancestor of the Viscounts of Kenmure; and secondly, Agnes, daughter of Sir James Dunbar of Mochrum, a descendant of Cospatrick, a Northumbrian prince who cast in his lot with Malcolm Canmore, and was by him, in romp, created Earl of March; tracing through John Dunbar, Earl of Moray, second son of Patrick Dunbar, ninth Earl of March and Dunbar, and of Agnes his wife, the famous "Black Agnes " - 1339 - only daughter and heiress of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray, Lord of Man and of Annandale, nephew of King Robert the Bruce, and Regent of Scotland. He died in 1504, leaving by Agnes Dunbar three sons - first, Sir William M'Clellan of Bomby; second, Gilbert M'Clellan in Balmangan, from whom by Margaret Berries, daughter of Andrew, Lord Herries of Terregles, and grand-daughter of Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl at Angus, nicknamed 'Bell the Cat,' the greatest of the Red Douglases, descended William, 7th Lord Kirkcudbright (grandson of Robert M'Clellan of Balmangan and Borness, and son of William M'Clellan of Borness, by Agnes, daughter of William M'Culloch of Ardwall), John, 8th Lord, Sholto Henry, 9th Lord, and Camden Gray, 10th Lord; and third, John M'Clellan of Auchlane, Tutor of Gelstoun."  (Mike Lysell, mlysell@@comcast.net, Ancestry.com)
 ~1450 - UNKNOWN Agnes Dunbar ~1430 - UNKNOWN William McClellan ~1430 - UNKNOWN Marion Carlyle ~1405 - >1466 John McClellan 61 61 ~1380 - >1452 Patrick McClellan 72 72 ~1385 - UNKNOWN Janet Gray ~1355 - 1441 Sir 86 86 ~1359 - UNKNOWN Janet De Mortimer Janet, described as "heiress of Aberdour"  inherited the estate of Fowlis Easter from her father, Roger de Mortimer.  She married Sir Andrew Gray of Broxmouth; their son, born in 1390, was the first Lord Gray.  A Coat of Arms of the Mortimers is included in a memorial window in the church at Fowlis Easter.  ~1334 - >1413 Patrick Gray 79 79 ~1334 - UNKNOWN Margaret LNU ~1327 - ~1360 Lord Roger De Mortimer of Foulis 33 33 "According to Ian Mortimer, who has researched the Scottish Mortimer family extensively, roger came from the Scottish Mortimers, who descend from Alan Mortimer of Aberdour (first mentioned in 1126). which would make Roger probably the 8th generation in Scotland.  Roger had 2 daughters who were his coheir.  they were described in contemporary documents as "heiress of Aberdour", which ties the Mortimers of Foulis to Alan of Aberdour.

See the website "Mortimer as a Surname in Scotland" at http://users.globalnet.co.uk/~mortimer/DATUMVI.html.
 ~1337 - UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart ~1305 - ~1403 John Gray 98 98 ~1271 - >1314 Sir Knight 43 43 ~1253 - ~1300 Andrew Gray 47 47 ~1257 - UNKNOWN Ada Gifford ~1229 - >1267 John De Grey 38 38 ~1230 - UNKNOWN Lucy LNU ~1202 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Grey 1176 - 1219 Henry de Grey 43 43 ~1168 - UNKNOWN Isolda Bardolf ~1150 - UNKNOWN John de Grey ~1155 - UNKNOWN Elana de Clare ~1130 - UNKNOWN Anchitel de Grey 1133 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Reviers 1116 - 1173 Roger de Clare 57 57 ~1137 - 1193 Maud (Matilda) de St. Hilary 56 56 1110 - UNKNOWN Richard de Grey 1133 - UNKNOWN Mabilla LNU 1530 - UNKNOWN William of Balmangan McClellan ~1545 - UNKNOWN Margaret Gordon ~1525 - 1606 John Gordon 81 81 ~1528 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gordon 1479 - 1580 Alexander Gordon 101 101 ~1500 - UNKNOWN Margaret Sinclair History of the Lands and Their Owners in Galloway, FHL 941.49 H2m 1994 v. 4, p 74 states: "Alexander Gordon married his cousin german, Margaret, daughter of John Sinclair of Earlston, by his wife Janet, daughter of George Gordon of Troquhain, parish of Balmaclellan (his uncle).  On the 28th of May they had a precept of ch of the land of Boreland from William M'Ghie of Balmaghie, confirmed on the 16th July following.  Also, on the residence Alexander built were the initials A.G. and M.S. with the date 1518. ~1500 - UNKNOWN John Gordon ~1410 - UNKNOWN Sir James was a descendent of Cospatrick, a Northumbrian prince who cast his lot with Malcolm Canmore.

The following is from the "Record of the House of Kirkcudbright": "Sir Thomas M'Clellan, the son, married, first, Margaret, only daughter of Sir William Gordon of Lochinvar, ancestor of the Viscounts of Kenmure; and secondly, Agnes, daughter of Sir James Dunbar of Mochrum, a descendant of Cospatrick, a Northumbrian prince who cast in his lot with Malcolm Canmore, and was by him, in romp, created Earl of March; tracing through John Dunbar, Earl of Moray, second son of Patrick Dunbar, ninth Earl of March and Dunbar, and of Agnes his wife, the famous "Black Agnes " - 1339 - only daughter and heiress of Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray."

This information cannot be accurate, the dates do not match. Patrick and Agnes had no sons. Patrick did have two sons by his first wife but both died without issue. The ancestry I've used is based on incomplete data and is speculative. Peter Barnes-Graham shows the father I have listed for James, John Dunbar of Cumnock and Maochrum, as having two children, Patrick and Cuthbert.

Based on the idea that there is some truth in the "Record of the House of Kirkudbright" account and that John is listed as "of Cumnock and Mochrum" by Barnes-Graham, I am making this connection. (Mike Lysell, mlysell@@comcast.net, Ancestry.com)

 ~1390 - UNKNOWN Sir ~1390 - UNKNOWN 1st Lord Gray D. UNKNOWN Daughter De Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Mortimer of Craigievar <1294 - >1333 Roger de Mortimer 39 39 <1301 - UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart ~1260 - BET 1300 AND 1306 Alexander De Menteith Alexander Stewart, 6th Earl of Menteith, invaded England with other Scottish Earls in 1296, beseiged Carlisle, was defeated and captured at Dunbar and imprisoned in the Tower of London until he did homage to Edward I.  He married Maud and died c1300.  - Burke's Peerage

'Alexander', together with his father and brother, entered into a bond with Robert de Brus and others at Turnberry, 20 Sept 1286 (Red Book of menteith II: 219-220)

Appointed guardian of the lands of Alexander de Abernethy by King John (Baliol), 1292 (Red Book of Menteith I:79)

Evidently the Earl of Menteith who resisted John de Warenne, Earl of Surry at Dunbar, April 1296 (Barrow, p 101; Cowan, p 95)
 BET 1262 AND 1265 - UNKNOWN Maud (Matilda) Primrose BET 1280 AND 1286 - ~1308 Alan III Stewart BET 1218 AND 1219 - <1296 Fifth Earl of Menteith (de jure uxoris) Walter Stewart, Earl of Menteith, so invested in right of his wife c 1260; called Ballach or Bailloch ("Freckled"); allegedly also accompanied St Louis 1248; Sheriff of Ayrshire 1264 and Dunbartonshire 1289; married Mary, Countess of Menteith in her own right, younger daughter and coheir of Maurice, 3rd Earl of Menteith, and died by 28 April 1296 (Burke's Peerage)

Recognized as Earl of Menteith before 19 Jan 1261-62. 

'Walterus Senescallus, comes de Menthet' renewed and confirmed a grant of the church of Kilcolmanel in Kintyre to the Abbey of Paisley on that date (Red Book of Menteith II:216, citing Registrum Monasterii de Passelet, p 121)

Fought at the Battle of Largs, 1263

Witness to the marriage contract of Margaret of Scotland and King Eric of Norway, dated Roxburgh, 25 July 1281 (Cowan p. 94)

'Walterus Senescallus comes de Menethe', together with his sons Alexander and John, entered into a bond with Robert de Brus and others at Turnberry, 20 Sept 1286 (Red Book of Menteith II:219-220)

Supporter of Bruce the Competitor for the Scots crown, 1291 (Barrow, p 388)

'Walter, Earl of Menteith', one of the auditors for the claim of Bruce at Berwick, 2 June 1292 (Crawfurd, p 20)


 BET 1220 AND 1238 - <1272 Mary De Menteith BET 1187 AND 1200 - UNKNOWN Mauritius de Menteith BET 1160 AND 1175 - 1241 Walter I Stewart Walter Stewart (first to assume the surname), 3rd Great Steward of Scotland; raised Paisley Priory to rank of Abbey c1219; Justiciar of Scotland north of Forth 1230; married Beatrix, daughter of Filchrist, 3rd Earl of Angus and died in 1241. - Burke's Peerage

Appointed Justiciar of Scotland by King Alexander II, 1230.

Negotiated the 2nd marriage of Alexander II (to Marie De Coucy), 1239

Was Walter's mother actually Eve of Crawford?
 BET 1174 AND 1184 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Douglas BET 1143 AND 1154 - BET 1207 AND 1211 Gilchrist Douglas De Angus In 1198 he was a great benefactor to the Arboath Abbey.
 ~1158 - 11 FEB 1233/34 Ermengarde de Belmont Ancestry/Samuel Cross ~1195 - ~1267 Eupheme Stewart 72 72 He [Patrick de Dunbar] married, in or before 1213, Eupheme, daughter of William de Brus by Christina, daughter of [----] [and Earl Patrick's stepsister]. He died between May and December 1248, at Marseilles. His widow, who lived at Whittingham in East Lothian, died probably about 1267. [Complete Peerage IV:506, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

The manor of Birkynside (or Birkenside), co Lauderdale was Euphemia's maritagium, which is then found as the holding of her grandson John de Dunbar, son of Patrick. (SP III:256, cities Registrum de Dryburgh, 84, 85)

Euphemia was the eldest child of Walter. ~1212 - UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart BET 1160 AND 1188 - BET 1200 AND 1210 James of Bute ~1129 - 1204 Alan le Steward 75 75 Crusader with Richard Coeur de Lion.  (The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland, by HRH Michael of Albany) BET 1130 AND 1140 - UNKNOWN Margaret de Galloway BET 1145 AND 1155 - 1 JAN 1190/91 Avice or Avicia De Lancaster ~1143 - BET 1189 AND 1196 Richard de Morville ~1068 - 1135 Henry I 'Beauclerc' of England 67 67 "Henry's reign is notable for important legal and administrative reforms, and for the final resolution of the investiture controversy.  Abroad, he waged several campaigns in order to consolidate and expand his continental possessions.  He was so hated by his brothers that they vowed to disinherit him.  In 1106 he captured Robert and held him until he died.  He proved to be a hard but just ruler.  He apparently died from over-eating Lampreys!"  www3.dcs.hull.ac.uk/cgi-bin/gedlkup/n=royal?royal01391

Youngest son of William The Conqueror.

The last of the Norman Kings.

Died of food poisoning. ~1106 - 1177 Walter FitzAlan 71 71 Received grant of land from David I.
Ratified by Malcolm IV. BET 1106 AND 1111 - >1186 Eschyne De Molle Maternal granddaughter of Uhtred De Molle ~1075 - ~1114 Alan Fitz Fleald 39 39 In the time of William the Conqueror, Alan, the son of Flathald (or Flaald) obtained, by the gift of the King, the castle of Oswaldestre, with the territory adjoining, which belonged to Meredith, Prince of Powys as Bleddyn, King of Powys.  This Alan, having married the daughter and heir of Warine, Sheriff of Shropshire, had, in her right, the Barony of Warine and was s. by his son, William FitzAlan.  [Sir Bernard  Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited, and Extinct Peerages,Ltd., London, 1883, p 200, Fitz-Alan, Earls of Arundel, Barons Maltravers].

Received from Henry I, extensive fiefs in Salop and Norfolk.  (Ren Neville, Ancestry.com)

Alan obtained soon after the Norman conquest, a grant of the castle of Oswestry.  (The Complete Peerage, vol V, pp 391-392)


~1081 - BET 1126 AND 1149 Avelina Heading Father may have been Warine of Shropshire. ~1717 - UNKNOWN Jesse Seay 1720 - UNKNOWN Gideon Seay ~1721 - UNKNOWN Pheobe Seay 1735 - UNKNOWN Maty Anne Seay ~1733 - UNKNOWN Josiah Seay ~1735 - UNKNOWN Phoebe Seay ~1737 - UNKNOWN Mary Ann Seay ~1743 - UNKNOWN Mathew Seay ~1745 - UNKNOWN Cyrus Seay 1560 - 1620 Sir 60 60 1788 - 1865 John Gramling 77 77 1800 - 1885 Mary Groff 85 85 1857 - 1926 Mary Gramling 69 69 1854 - 1889 Elizabeth Gramling 35 35 1806 - 1888 Philip Beaver 82 82 1812 - 1881 Barbara Ann Snodderly 68 68 1815 - UNKNOWN Anthony Hays 1845 - UNKNOWN Lovie A. Hays 1826 - UNKNOWN Mary Emeline Cox D. UNKNOWN Joseph J. York 1845 - UNKNOWN Sarah Jane York 1847 - UNKNOWN Alexander Josiah York 1849 - UNKNOWN Martha Adaline York 1851 - UNKNOWN Thomas Gossett York 1853 - UNKNOWN Henry Semore York 1819 - UNKNOWN Margaret Butler 1857 - UNKNOWN Jesse A. York 1859 - UNKNOWN Julia E. York 1862 - UNKNOWN Mary Z. York 1864 - UNKNOWN John York 1868 - UNKNOWN Margaret York 1813 - UNKNOWN James M. York D. UNKNOWN Noah York D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1807 - UNKNOWN Henry York 1824 - UNKNOWN Rosanna York 1828 - UNKNOWN Semore York 1833 - UNKNOWN Kingsberry York 1828 - UNKNOWN Marium York 1812 - UNKNOWN Aquilla York 1820 - UNKNOWN Nathaniel York ~1822 - UNKNOWN William York 1824 - UNKNOWN John C. York 1826 - UNKNOWN Tyson York 1828 - UNKNOWN Cornelius T. York 1829 - UNKNOWN Jones York 1830 - UNKNOWN Rosanna York 1833 - UNKNOWN Jonas York 1837 - UNKNOWN Smith G. York 1842 - UNKNOWN Andrew J. York 1796 - UNKNOWN Stephen Sr. Allred D. UNKNOWN Stephen Allred 1820 - UNKNOWN Alford or Alfred Allred 1821 - UNKNOWN Jarittee Allred D. UNKNOWN Henry York D. UNKNOWN Martha York D. UNKNOWN Zephal York D. UNKNOWN Sarah York D. UNKNOWN Cora York D. UNKNOWN William York D. UNKNOWN James Welborn D. UNKNOWN Martha Welborn D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Welborn D. UNKNOWN Sarah Welborn D. UNKNOWN John Welborn D. UNKNOWN Isaac Welborn D. UNKNOWN Enoch Welborn 1775 - UNKNOWN Ann Welborn 1777 - UNKNOWN William Welborn 1779 - UNKNOWN Jesse York Welborn 1781 - UNKNOWN Elias Welborn 1806 - UNKNOWN Isaac York 1808 - UNKNOWN Esther York 1813 - UNKNOWN Nancy York D. UNKNOWN Unknown 1786 - UNKNOWN Patsy York 1790 - UNKNOWN William York 1791 - UNKNOWN Barnaby York 1793 - UNKNOWN Jones York 1797 - UNKNOWN Betsy York 1798 - UNKNOWN Shubel Jr. York 1799 - UNKNOWN Mary York D. UNKNOWN Molly Wright ~1790 - UNKNOWN Dorcas Trodgen ~1796 - UNKNOWN Anna Trodgen ~1797 - UNKNOWN Sarah Trodgen ~1798 - UNKNOWN Samuel Trodgen ~1800 - UNKNOWN William Trodgen ~1802 - UNKNOWN Ezekial Trodgen 1802 - UNKNOWN Emsley Trodgen 1797 - UNKNOWN Jesse York BET 1802 AND 1805 - UNKNOWN Semore York ~1791 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1795 - UNKNOWN Adam York 1799 - UNKNOWN Samuel P. York 1803 - UNKNOWN Andrew York BET 1804 AND 1807 - UNKNOWN Selvana York ~1805 - UNKNOWN Sarah York ~1809 - UNKNOWN John York ~1812 - UNKNOWN Martha York ~1814 - UNKNOWN Nathaniel Jackson York 1822 - UNKNOWN Josiah Lendon York BET 1797 AND 1817 - UNKNOWN Sarah Hayes 1793 - UNKNOWN Nathan Sr. York 1795 - UNKNOWN Hannah York 1797 - UNKNOWN Semore York 1800 - UNKNOWN Jabez York 1802 - UNKNOWN Sylvania York D. UNKNOWN Andrew York 1784 - UNKNOWN Uriah York 1786 - UNKNOWN Rachel York 1788 - UNKNOWN Sylvana York 1790 - UNKNOWN William Enoch Erick York 1793 - UNKNOWN Mary (Polly) York 1797 - UNKNOWN Martha York 1799 - UNKNOWN John Nelson York ~1766 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bray ~1805 - UNKNOWN Riley York 1801 - UNKNOWN Sarah York 1803 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York 1807 - UNKNOWN Harrison York ~1802 - UNKNOWN Chessie York ~1803 - UNKNOWN John York ~1804 - UNKNOWN Martha York ~1805 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth York ~1806 - UNKNOWN Jane York ~1807 - UNKNOWN Maryann York ~1808 - UNKNOWN Bohan W. York ~1820 - UNKNOWN Shubal York ~1829 - UNKNOWN Marion York ~1762 - UNKNOWN Richard York 1774 - UNKNOWN Susanah York D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN James Jr. York D. UNKNOWN Thomas York D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth York ~1853 - UNKNOWN Logan York D. UNKNOWN Benson York D. UNKNOWN Seymore York D. UNKNOWN Beck York D. UNKNOWN Jeremiah York D. UNKNOWN Jeffery York D. UNKNOWN ? York ? D. UNKNOWN ? York ? 1869 - UNKNOWN Leila or Lear York 1871 - UNKNOWN Lizzie York 1875 - UNKNOWN Lucy York 1878 - UNKNOWN Lulah York 1887 - UNKNOWN Lillie York D. UNKNOWN Cleveland Coffee D. UNKNOWN Martha E. Brown 1850 - UNKNOWN Martha Elizabeth York ~1810 - ~1833 Sarah Coffee 23 23 ~1800 - UNKNOWN Daniel Hollifield D. UNKNOWN Mary Watts 1774 - 1847 Joseph Watts 73 73 1775 - 1853 Lydia Cargile 78 78 D. UNKNOWN Texas York ? D. UNKNOWN Bell York D. UNKNOWN Bently York 1860 - UNKNOWN Julius Franklin York 1864 - UNKNOWN James C. York ~1867 - UNKNOWN Doctor A. York ~1870 - UNKNOWN Calvainna York 1873 - UNKNOWN Dora C. York 1876 - UNKNOWN Martin Luther York ~1814 - UNKNOWN Henry Hopper 1799 - 1876 Bailey Kerby 76 76 1799 - 1876 Elizabeth Sherrill 76 76 1776 - 1861 Isaac Sherrill 84 84 1780 - 1812 Mabel Durham 32 32 1805 - UNKNOWN Jesse Jones ~1800 - UNKNOWN Susan Cannon 1773 - 1873 William Jones 100 100 1782 - ~1888 Bashaba Coffee 106 106 1773 - 1864 Henry Cannon 91 91 1772 - 1839 Hannah Bowen 66 66 D. 1193 Earl of Arundel ~1110 - ~1154 James "de Harcourt" de St. Hillary 44 44 SAINT-HILAIRE, DE SANCTO HILARIO
Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouet: Manche, arr. Mortain
Documentary proof that James de Sancto Hilario took his name from this place has been given in "Early Yorkshire Charters", vol. v, pp 86-7.  James was the son of Harculf de St. James, taking his name from St. James-de-Beuvron (arr. Avranches) nearby.  Gerville described the remains of the castle at St-Hilaire in 1827. (Origins of Some Anglo-Norman Families). ...from Sharon Bearce tree at Ancestry.com
 BET 1158 AND 1162 - <1217 Richard De Clare ~1085 - 1136 Richard FitzGilbert de Clare 51 51 Richard was slain by the Welsh near Abergavenny.  His widow was rescued from the Welsh by Miles of Gloucester.

"Richard was killed in an ambush as he travelled through Abergavenny and Brecknock on his way to Ceredigion in 1136." (David Weaver, Ancestry.com)

"He was the Lord of Clare, so named about 1117.  He was founder of the priory at Tonbirdge.  He was surprised and slain by the Welsh, near Abergavenny on April 15, 1136.  Birth year after 1095 based on the fact that his mother was born after 1080."
"He was created Earl of Hertford about 1136 for his military services, and being one of those who lived by the power of his sword, entered Wales, there planted himself and became lord of vast territories, but was finally slain in a skirmish with a few Welsh noblemen on April 15, 1136.  He married Alice, daughter of Ranulph, Earl of Chester, who died in 1128, and married Lucia, daughter of Algar, Earl of Mercia, son of Leofric and "Lady Godiva".  His lordship died 1139 and having no issue was succeeded by his brother, Roger De Clare, 3rd Earl of Hertford."  (from Glendon Todd, glentodd@@peisys.net, Ancestry.com)
 BET 1094 AND 1098 - >1142 Alice Meschines "Adeliz (or Alice), m. (1) Richard FitzGilbert (also styled de Clare), lord of clare, Suffolk, d. 1136; m. (2) Robert de Condet (or Cundy), d. c 1141, lord of Thorngate Castle in the city of Lincoln, and of Wickhambreux, Kent, Grimston, co. Nottingham, and South Carlton, Thurlby, Eagle and Skellingthorpe, co. Lincoln, son of Osbert de Condet (or Cundy), d. by 1130, lord of Wickhambreux, Kent, Grimston, co. Nottingham, and South Carlton, Thurlby, Eagle and Skellingthorpe, co. Lincoln, by Adelaide, daughter and heir of William de Chesney, lord of Caenby and Glentham, co. Lincoln. (Magna Charta Sureties)

Adeliz (or Alice), daughter of Ranulph le Meschin, Earl of Chester, by Lucy, widow (1) of Ivo Taillebois and (2) Roger FitzGerold.  She m. (2) Robert de Condet (or Cundy), d. c 1141, lord of Thorngate Castle, Lincoln, etc., son of Osbert de Condet.  (Ancestral Roots, Line 246b-25)
 BET 1168 AND 1170 - ~1225 Aveline de Clare ~1070 - 1129 Ranulph Le Meschin 59 59 ~0985 - UNKNOWN Thorald of Coventry ~1015 - <1079 Turold of Lincoln 64 64 ~1045 - UNKNOWN Alvarissa Malet ~1050 - >1089 Ranulph le Meschin 39 39 BET 1052 AND 1054 - >1084 Maud d'Avranches ~1066 - ~1114 Gilbert FitzRichard de Tonbridge 48 48 ~1074 - 1117 Adeliza De Clermont 43 43 1030 - BET 1101 AND 1102 Hugh De Monchi 1045 - 1100 Marguerite 55 55 BET 1024 AND 1030 - 1089 Richard FitzGilbert ~1034 - >1133 Rose Giffard 99 99 BET 1109 AND 1114 - UNKNOWN Aveline Ales Canamore of Scotland ~1067 - <1130 Hasculf de St. Hilary 63 63 ~1038 - >1091 Seigneur of Hesdin 53 53 ~1105 - UNKNOWN William FitzAlan ~1046 - >1101 Fledaldus or Flaald 55 55 1025 - >1080 Alan ap Fratmaldus 55 55 Alan, Breton noble living c 1045; heriditary Steward of Dol in Brittany. (Burke's Peerage) ~1040 - UNKNOWN Emmelina de Normandy ~1015 - UNKNOWN Gerard De Hesdin ~1139 - ~1180 Hugh Bardolf 41 41 ~1156 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Condet ~1102 - ~1141 Robert de Condet\Cundy\ Cundet\Conde 39 39 ~1082 - <1130 Osbert of Wickhamreaux 48 48 ~1088 - UNKNOWN Alice De Chesney ~1438 - UNKNOWN Alexander Gordon BET 1421 AND 1422 - BET 1453 AND 1455 William Gordon ~1400 - UNKNOWN Joan Stewart BET 1400 AND 1403 - ~1442 Roger Gordon BET 1375 AND 1378 - >1412 Alexander Gordon BET 1345 AND 1352 - 1402 Roger Gordon BET 1295 AND 1310 - 1370 Seigneur De Stitchill ~1273 - 1333 Sir Knight 60 60 Sir Adam Gordon, Justiciar of Lothian 1305; represented Scottish nobility at a Council at Westminster during Edward I's partially successful attempt to conquer Scotland; laster supported Robert I The Bruce and was granted (but found difficulty in asserting right to) the territorial Lordship of Strathbogie forfeited by the Earl of Atholl; had, with a younger son and heir: Adam Gordon of that ilk. (Burke's Peerage)
note: The Lordship of Strathbogie included the area of what the Fordons named Huntly Castle, which eventually became the family seat.

http://www.darkisle.com/h/huntly/huntly.html       Phot of Huntly Castle


 ~1276 - UNKNOWN Annabella Strathbogie ~1254 - 1296 6th Laird of Gordon 42 42 HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF GORDON
"..Adam de Gordun married an Englishwoman named Marjory and in her right possessed an estate in England for which he had to do homage to the English King (Henry III).  Alexander of Scotland had died the previous year (1286) and his grand daughter, the young Maid of Norway, died in 1290 leaving the throne vacant.  The matter was referred to Edward I (of England) who decided in favor of John Balliol to whom Adam adhered. ("Braveheart" fame)...he (John Balliol) raised an army in the West which was joined by Adam whose Berwickshire lands were plundered by the English during Edward's victorious invasion of Scotland.  When, on the 28th of April 1296, the armies met on the field of Dunbar, Adam was one of the large number which fell in that fight so fatal to Scottish independence.  He left a son."
        (from Ancestry.com, , Kare-Forgue & Wysond-Elliott Family, jockareI@@cox.net)

Do to www.darkisle.com/h/huntly/huntly.html for info on Huntly Castle.
 ~1254 - >1296 Marjorie McDuff 42 42 ~1220 - 1270 Adam of Faunes 50 50 This Adam is said to have accompanied Louis IX of France in his crusade for the recovery of the Holy Sepulchre in 1270, and to have died during the expedition (before reaching Palestine).   ~1230 - 1280 Lady of Fawnes 50 50 ~1182 - ~1248 William De Gordon 66 66 ~1145 - UNKNOWN Alexander Huntly De Gordon ~1120 - UNKNOWN Adam Gordon ~1090 - 1138 Adam De Gordon 48 48 ~1191 - 1285 Thomas De Gordon 94 94 Died without male issue.  His only daughter, Alicia, married her cousin Adam De Gordon, the son of Adam (?), younger brother of Richard.  The two branches of the family thus became united.
 ~1215 - UNKNOWN Marjory LNU ~1152 - 1214 Thomas De Gordon 62 62 ~1118 - 1200 Richard De Gordon 82 82 Richard De Gordon granted, between 1150-1160, certain lands to the monks of Kelso.  His son, Sir Thomas De Gordon, confirmed by charter these donations, and his son and successor, also named Thomas, made additional grants to the same monks, as well as to the religious of Coldstream.   ~1057 - UNKNOWN Osbert De Conde ~1030 - UNKNOWN Pierre De Conde ~1030 - UNKNOWN Emma Crispin BET 1000 AND 1002 - ~1040 Gilbert Crispin BET 1005 AND 1007 - UNKNOWN Gunnora de Aunou from Ancestry/James H. Maloney:

There seems to be a majority of sources that indicate that she was sister, not daughter of Fulk; and possibly, somehow, a niece of Gilbert Count of Brionne. I [Jim Weber] will stick with Turton, even though he is somewhat unreliable, because the other pedigrees don't seem very clear (and reliable) to me either.

Following is a post-em from Curt Hofemann giving, conflicting information on Gunnora:

First, it's Aunou, not Anjou . . .

Flwg are my notes:

parents: Gonnor (Gunnor) was the daughter of Baldric the Teuton, and a niece of Gilbert, Count of Brionne. [Ref: McBride2 citing Burke's p118-120, CP VI p498-503, Wurts p47-70], father: Baudri "the German", father of Nicholas de Bacqueville, Fulk de Aunou, Robert de Courcy, and Gunnor [Ref: TAF 21 Aug 2000 citing: Keats-Rohan "Domesday Book and the Malets: Patrimony and the Private Histories of Public Lives" in *Nottingham Medieval Studies* xli (1997), 18] Gunnora, sister of Fulk de Aunou is not daughter of Osmund, but of Baudri. [Ref: TAF 26 Aug 2000] Fulk d'Aunou had a sister Gunnor [Ref: TAF: 21 Aug 2000]

Research note 1: father Fulk son of Baldric [Ref: Turton]

Research note 2: Gilbert's wife Gonnor (Gunnor) was the daughter of Baldric the Teuton, and a niece of Gilbert, Count of Brionne. [Ref: McBride2 citing Burke's p118-120, CP VI p498-503, Wurts p47-70]

Research note 3: She (Elisabeth Van Houts) also argues that Robert confused things, that it was Baudri "the German", father of Nicholas de Bacqueville, Fulk de Aunou, Robert de Courcy, and Gunnor wife of Gilbert Crispin, who married the niece of Duchess Gunnor, while it was Nicholas's wife, Gertrude, who was niece of Gilbert of Brionne. [Ref: TAF 21 Aug 2000 citing: Keats-Rohan "Domesday Book and the Malets: Patrimony and the Private Histories of Public Lives" in *Nottingham Medieval Studies* xli (1997), 18] note: this implies the Fulk was Gunnora's brother, not father...Curt

Research note 4: First of all, while there is extensive debate, it is not generally fealt (sic) that Fulk d'Aunou, son of Baudri the German is the same as Fulk "de Alneio", son of Osmund of Centemvilliers. (For example, Wace appears to distinguish the two toponyms.) Thus Gunnora, sister of Fulk de Aunou is not daughter of Osmund, but of Baudri. Likewise Gunnora de Aunou married, not Gilbert de Brionne, but Gilbert Crispin. Gilbert de Brionne comes into play as supposed uncle of Baudri's wife, although this seems chronologically impossible... [Ref: TAF 26 Aug 2000]

Research note 5: ...based on the fact that Fulk d'Aunou had a sister Gunnor, Keats-Rohan has suggested that these two somehow got switched, and that it was Baldric who married the Gunnorid, while Nicholas married Gilbert's niece. This works better chronologically, since Gilbert de Brionne was two generations after Gunnor, his niece three and Nicholas four, while the wife of Nicholas would be just one, or perhaps two generation removed from Gunnor. Reversing them as Keats-Rohan suggests makes the wife four, and the husband three or four (because some of the nieces appear to have been grandnieces). [Ref: TAF: 21 Aug 2000]

Regards,
Curt
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 ~1067 - >1086 William De Chesney 19 19 ~1044 - 1086 Ralph de Chesney of Rudham 42 42 ~1048 - UNKNOWN Maud De Waterville ~1022 - UNKNOWN William De Waterville ~1036 - UNKNOWN Ivo Taillebois D. UNKNOWN Roger FitzGerold BET 1049 AND 1054 - UNKNOWN Hugh d'Avranches D. UNKNOWN Earl of Lincoln ~1100 - UNKNOWN Ranulph des Gernons ~1103 - UNKNOWN William De St. Pierre ~1017 - UNKNOWN Ranulph I of Bayeux BET 1021 AND 1026 - UNKNOWN Alice (Alix) of Normandy BET 990 AND 997 - 3 FEB 1026/27 Richard of Normandy According to ES II:79 Richard II did marry as his first wife Judith of Rennes.  Their son and heir was Richard III who married Adelaide, Countess of Contenance, dau of King Robert II of France.  Judith is given as sole issue of that marriage, and went on to marry Tostig then Welf. (Gary Duke, gnduke@@mica.net, Ancestry.com).   So, what exactly does THIS mean?  That Judith Fausta was the daughter of Richard instead of Baldwin????  Was there another Judith?


 ~1000 - UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress BET 1025 AND 1030 - 1066 Richard Le Goz Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1020 - UNKNOWN Emma De Conteville Ancestry/Cheryl Varner 1001 - >1087 Herluin de Conteville 86 86 BET 976 AND 978 - UNKNOWN Fulbert "The Tanner" De Falaise >1080 - UNKNOWN Christina De Taillebois ~1090 - UNKNOWN Beatrice De Taillebois ~1023 - 1071 William I Malet 48 48 BET 1025 AND 1028 - ~1072 Hesilia (Elise) Crispin D. UNKNOWN Wedrick De Conde ? ~1170 - <1213 Murdach De Menteith 43 43 BET 1140 AND 1151 - <1198 Gilchrist De Menteith 1665 - 1724 Edward Beck 59 59 1 Skordas Immigrants to MD: Edward Beck WC2 160 immigrated 1680 of Cecil Co.

2 DEATH: Edward Beck departed this life 11 month 1724 p. 5 Cecil Meeting

3 WILL: date 12th 7mo 1724, probate 7th May 1725 Vol 18 p 385
Edward Beck Sr. wife Ann land to children 1st Caleb, 2nd Joshua, 3rd Agu illa
(then to James Corse if decd). dau Rebecca, Ann Corse, Rosmand Lamb, Led ia Read
(alias Rauls).

4 Edward Beck m. Ann Quinney 1697 manuscript Cecil Co. Index WB 6 158
(This reference is to the will of Sutton Queeny)

5 Edward Beck patented Beckworth 150 acres in 1680 in Cecil Co. (1-5 above from Ancestry.com /Greg Vaut's tree)
............................................................................................................................................................................
Edward Beck, died 1724 (brother of John) married Ann Pullin, daughter of Richard Pullin of Cecil County, will registered on 4/2//1688.  Immigrated to Cecil county in 1760, establishing properties at (or named) "Long Compton", "Barton", and "Reserve", the latter on a branch of Fendals Creek.  (fr Lowell Graves at Ancestry.com)
 ~1674 - >1747 Ann Quinney 73 73 Ann Quinney was listed as transported in 1681 WC 2 p 412.
A deposition by Joshua Beck age 50 in 1753, said, when he was discussing the bounds of a tract called Cornwallis' Choice, he recalled about 14 years earlier when he was in the company of old John Beck who was then 50, the deponenet heard his mother, Ann Beck, say that the hollow place between Worton Point and Codds Point was called Bacon Bay, and that the creek called Barney's Creek (Back Creek by some persons), was formerly called Cornwallis Creek when she first came up to the Bay to live as a girl.  She was nearly 77 years old before she died.  Land Record JS#28:50.  (fr Christos Christou at Ancestry.com)

Her father may be Richard Pullin of Cecil County. ~1690 - UNKNOWN Martha LNU D. UNKNOWN Alexander Beck D. UNKNOWN John Beck D. UNKNOWN Edward Beck ~1733 - 1815 Edward Smith 82 82 ~1740 - ~1821 Sarah Sallie Rice 81 81 D. UNKNOWN Edward Smith 1814 - UNKNOWN Martha Patsy Smith D. UNKNOWN Holman R. Smith 1822 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Dorcas Smith 1824 - UNKNOWN Mary Polly Smith 1806 - UNKNOWN Rice Smith 1810 - UNKNOWN Albert Willis Smith ~1689 - UNKNOWN Edward Rice ~1694 - UNKNOWN Mary Claiborne 25 FEB 1745/46 - 1837 Reverend 1755 - 1845 Drucilla Pearson Barnett 89 89 BET 1805 AND 1831 - UNKNOWN Lucy Smith ~1731 - 1802 Joseph Barnett 71 71 ~1608 - <1651 Richard Bernard 43 43 BET 1700 AND 1704 - 1757 Richard Sr. Wade 1704 - 1768 Grissele Dabney 64 64 ~1683 - ~1756 John Barnette 73 73 ~1687 - ~1763 Katharine Farrar 76 76 1722 - ~1776 Richard Willis 54 54 Occupation: Farmer.

1747 Deed Land patent granted to Richard Willis for 262 acres in Amelia
County on both sides of Buffalo Food Creek in the fork of the
Nottaway River. Patent dated October 1, 1747.

1750 Deed Richard Willis of St. Andrews Parish, Brunswick County to William Lee of Drisdale Parish, King & Queen County for 260 acres grant
to Willis by Patent dated October 9, 1947, lying on both sides of
Buffalo Bed Creek in fork of Nottaway in Amelia County. Signed by
Richard Willis [with mark]. Ann, wife of Richard Willis releases
right of dower. Dated April 19, 1750, recorded April 20, 1750.

1756 Deed Land Patent granted to Richard and William Willis for 450 acres in Brunswick County on south side of Wagua Creek. Property adjoins Gilliams line, Joseph Daniels and Parrish's corner. Patent dated August 16, 1756.

1757 Brunswick County, Virginia Militia, 24 June 1757.

1764 Census: St. James Parish, Lunenburg County [later Mecklenburg],
Virginia. (List of tithables taken from Edmund Taylor in St. James
Parish: Willis, Richard, 2 tithes, 150 acres).

1767 Deed Waqua Creek, Brunswick County, Virginia; Richard Willis of
Mecklenburg County to William Willis of Brunswick County for
30 pounds for a parcel lying in Brunswick county of the south
side of Waqua Creek containing 450 acres. Land was granted to
Richard and William Willis by land patent dated August 16, 1756.
The land is bounded by Gilliams line, and Joseph Daniels. Ann
Willis relinquishes her right of dower. Recorded February 23,
1767.

1769 Deed South Side Allens Creek, St. James Parish, Lunenburg County [later Mecklenburg], Virginia; John Alloway of St. James Parish,
Lunenburg County to Richard Willis of Brunswick County for 30
pounds for 150 acres on South side of Allens Creek in St. James
Parish. Property is bounded by Christopher Hudson, Newbury
Hudson, Haines line and Harris's line. Witnessed by Mark Moon and
John Elliott. Elizabeth Alloway relinquishes are right of dower.
Recorded September 7, 1769.

1775 Will Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Will Book 1, Page 236:

In the name of God, amen. November the 13th day 1775. I Richard
Willis, Senior of Mecklenburg County, being very sick and weak,
but in perfect frame of mind, thanks be to God for his calling
unto mind the mortality of my body and knowling that it is
appointed for all ones to pay for all wants to us to make and
ordain this my last will and testament. That is to say
Principally: First I give and recommend my soul into the hands of
God that it gave and for my body I recomment to the earth to be
buried in a Christian like and...manner at the discretion of my
executors. Nothing doubting at but the general resurrection I
shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God as making
such world estate with it please God so blessed me in this life I
give service and dispose of the same in the following manner and
form. Imprimis. I give and bequeath to Ann Willis my dearly wife
my land where I now live and all my world estates besides after my
death is paid I likewise constitute and make and ordain my only
sole executor this my last will and testament all and singular my
viants encumbrances and tenements by my said wife to do with and
join and I do hereby destain revoke and disavow all and every
other form or testament wills and legacies and bequests and
executors by me in any way before this time named willed and
bequeathed gratifying and confirming and in no other to my last
will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and seal the date and year above mentioned.

Signed and sealed in presence of James Brown John Crowder Sherod
X Willis ss/Richard X Willis

Signed, sealed and delivered by the said Richard Willis a ~1728 - BET 1775 AND 1777 Ann Crowder D. UNKNOWN Edward Hawkins 1802 - UNKNOWN Margaret Frances Evans 1806 - UNKNOWN Robert Evans 1809 - UNKNOWN Edward Evans 1805 - UNKNOWN Frances Evans 1800 - UNKNOWN John Evans 1814 - UNKNOWN Sarah Eloise Evans 1818 - UNKNOWN William Evans 1820 - UNKNOWN Amelia Millie Evans 1822 - UNKNOWN Joseph Jr. Evans D. UNKNOWN John Powell D. UNKNOWN Mary Dunston 1715 - UNKNOWN William Greenlee 1783 - UNKNOWN Eli Selman 1784 - UNKNOWN Millie Selman 1788 - UNKNOWN Elias Selman 1791 - UNKNOWN Thomas Jr. Selman 1793 - UNKNOWN Linney Selman ? 1800 - UNKNOWN Dorcas Selman 1804 - UNKNOWN Willis Selman 1806 - UNKNOWN Mary Polly Selman 1795 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Franklin Selman 1575 - 1625 Robert Brasseur 50 50 1574 - UNKNOWN Chandler Fowke ~1493 - 1568 Sheriff of Montgomery 75 75 ~1498 - UNKNOWN Gwenlliam Verch John ~1512 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Blayney ~1521 - UNKNOWN Maud Blayney ~1525 - UNKNOWN Anne Blayney ~1528 - UNKNOWN Thomas Blayney ~1531 - UNKNOWN Catherine Blayney D. UNKNOWN Thomas Mumford D. UNKNOWN Sara LNU D. UNKNOWN Sarah Mumford 1631 - UNKNOWN Thomas Mumford 1633 - UNKNOWN Richard Mumford 1635 - UNKNOWN Richard Mumford 1636 - UNKNOWN William Mumford 1637 - UNKNOWN Thomas Mumford 24 FEB 1637/38 - UNKNOWN Mary Mumford 1644 - UNKNOWN Marcke Mumford 1887 - 1964 Edd Virgil Shope 76 76 1883 - 1958 Elizabeth J. Ledford 75 75 1847 - 1940 James Wesley Ledford 93 93 1850 - 1920 Martha E. Carpenter 70 70 D. UNKNOWN David Carpenter D. UNKNOWN Sarah Matilda Ballew 1822 - 1894 John Ledford 72 72 D. UNKNOWN Amy Nicholas BET 1795 AND 1797 - 1875 Jesse M. Ledford BET 1797 AND 1800 - 1845 Elizabeth McCurry 1722 - UNKNOWN William McCurry ~1765 - 1853 Elizabeth Ledford 88 88 1722 - UNKNOWN William L. B. Ledford 1728 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth McCurry 1775 - UNKNOWN John Ledford BET 1776 AND 1777 - UNKNOWN Amy Curtis 1752 - 1802 John Ledford 50 50 1752 - 1802 Elizabeth Bryant 50 50 D. UNKNOWN Edmund or Edward Boutman 1585 - UNKNOWN Emma Aldrich 1588 - UNKNOWN John Aldrich 1590 - UNKNOWN Gracia (Grace) Aldrich 25 FEB 1598/99 - UNKNOWN Radelph (Ralph) Aldrich ~1603 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Aldred ~1597 - UNKNOWN William Aldred Boutman D. UNKNOWN Cynthia LNU 1832 - UNKNOWN Urisa Seay ? 1833 - UNKNOWN Efford Seay 1836 - UNKNOWN John Seay 1838 - UNKNOWN William Seay 1843 - UNKNOWN Leah Seay 1846 - UNKNOWN James Seay 1849 - UNKNOWN Arenith Seay ? 1028 - 1087 William I of Normandy 58 58 William's deathbed confession, according to Odericus Vitalis:
"I have persecuted the natives of England beyond all reason.  Whether gentle or simple I have cruelly oppressed them; many I have unjustly disinherited; inumberable multitudes perished through me by famine or sword...I fell on the English of the northern shires like a ravening lion.  I commanded their houses and corn (corn is an American crop, not introduced to Europe until after Columbus.  ???), with all their implements and chattels, to be burnt without distinction, and great herds of cattle and beasts of burden to be butchered wherever they are found.  In this way I took revenge on multitudes of both sexes by subjecting them to the calamity of a cruel famine, and so became the barbarous murderer of many thousands, both yound and old, of that fine race of people.  Having gained the throne of that kingdom by so many crimes I dare not leave it to anyone but God..."
However, his end was suitably awful.  He died from peritonitis caused by the pommel on his horse's gear penetrating his intestines after a riding accident.  He rotted away and when he died the priests tried to force his body into the coffin (he was a very large fat man] but it burst and everyone fled because the smell was unbearable.  So William the "Conqueror" lay alone, rotting and stinking!  He was eventually buried of course but in the 16th century, during a civil war, his bones were dug up and thrown away....            found at Oxford DNA site on message board, 2004


From Britannia.com:
William, the illegitimate son of the Duke of Normandy, spent his first six years with his mother in Falaise and received the duchy of Normandy upon his father's death in 1035. A council consisting of noblemen and William's appointed guardians ruled Normandy but ducal authority waned under the Normans' violent nature and the province was wracked with assassination and revolt for twelve years. In 1047, William reasserted himself in the eastern Norman regions and, with the aid of France's King Henry I, crushed the rebelling barons. He spent the next several years consolidating his strength on the continent through marriage, diplomacy, war and savage intimidation. By 1066, Normandy was in a position of virtual independence from William's feudal lord, Henry I of France and the disputed succession in England offered William an opportunity for invasion.

Edward the Confessor attempted to gain Norman support while fighting with his father-in-law, Earl Godwin, by purportedly promising the throne to William in 1051. (This was either a false claim by William or a hollow promise from Edward; at that time, the kingship was not necessarily hereditary but was appointed by the witan, a council of clergy and barons.) Before his death in 1066, however, Edward reconciled with Godwin, and the witan agreed to Godwin's son, Harold, as heir to the crown - after the recent Danish kings, the members of the council were anxious to keep the monarchy in Anglo-Saxon hands. William was enraged and immediately prepared to invade, insisting that Harold had sworn allegiance to him in 1064. Prepared for battle in August 1066, ill winds throughout August and most of September prohibited him crossing the English Channel. This turned out to be advantageous for William, however, as Harold Godwinson awaited William's pending arrival on England's south shores, Harold Hardrada, the King of Norway, invaded England from the north. Harold Godwinson's forces marched north to defeat the Norse at Stamford Bridge on September 25, 1066. Two days after the battle, William landed unopposed at Pevensey and spent the next two weeks pillaging the area and strengthening his position on the beachhead. The victorious Harold, in an attempt to solidify his kingship, took the fight south to William and the Normans on October 14, 1066 at Hastings. After hours of holding firm against the Normans, the tired English forces finally succumbed to the onslaught. Harold and his brothers died fighting in the Hastings battle, removing any further organized Anglo-Saxon resistance to the Normans. The earls and bishops of the witan hesitated in supporting William, but soon submitted and crowned him William I on Christmas Day 1066. The kingdom was immediately besieged by minor uprisings, each one individually and ruthlessly crushed by the Normans, until the whole of England was conquered and united in 1072. William punished rebels by confiscating their lands and allocating them to the Normans. Uprisings in the northern counties near York were quelled by an artificial famine brought about by Norman destruction of food caches and farming implements.

The arrival and conquest of William and the Normans radically altered the course of English history. Rather than attempt a wholesale replacement of Anglo-Saxon law, William fused continental practices with native custom. By disenfranchising Anglo-Saxon landowners, he instituted a brand of feudalism in England that strengthened the monarchy. Villages and manors were given a large degree of autonomy in local affairs in return for military service and monetary payments. The Anglo-Saxon office of sheriff was greatly enhanced: sheriffs arbitrated legal cases in the shire courts on behalf of the king, extracted tax payments and were generally responsible for keeping the peace. "The Domesday Book" was commissioned in 1085 as a survey of land ownership to assess property and establish a tax base. Within the regions covered by the Domesday survey, the dominance of the Norman king and his nobility are revealed: only two Anglo-Saxon barons that held lands before 1066 retained those lands twenty years later. All landowners were summoned to pay homage to William in 1086. William imported an Italian, Lanfranc, to take the position of Archbishop of Canterbury; Lanfranc reorganized the English Church, establishing separate Church courts to deal with infractions of Canon law. Although he began the invasion with papal support, William refused to let the church dictate policy within English and Norman borders.

He died as he had lived: an inveterate warrior. He died September 9, 1087 from complications of a wound he received in a siege on the town of Mantes.

"The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle" gave a favorable review of William's twenty-one year reign, but added, "His anxiety for money is the only thing on which he can deservedly be blamed; . . .he would say and do some things and indeed almost anything . . .where the hope of money allured him." He was certainly cruel by modern standards, and exacted a high toll from his subjects, but he laid the foundation for the economic and political success of England.

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Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois BET 1031 AND 1032 - 1083 Matilda Forrester www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1082 - 1118 Matilda (Edith) of Scotland 36 36 ~1077 - >1158 Sybilla Corbet 81 81 1101 - UNKNOWN Euphamia 1102 - 1169 Maud 67 67 Matilda was designated Henry's heir and on his death (1135), Stephen seized the throne and Matilda invaded England (1139) inaugurating a period of inconclusive civil war.   She and her second husband, Geoffrey, captured Normandy and in 1152 the Treaty of Wallingford recognised Henry as Stephen's heir.

Burke's says she was betrothed in her eighth year (1119) to Henry.
 <1103 - 1120 William The Aetheling 17 17 ~1105 - 1120 Richard 15 15 D. UNKNOWN Adeliza of Louvain BET 1086 AND 1090 - 1147 Robert of Gloucester Witness to charters of Henry I from Apr 1113

Fought at the battle of Bremule, 20 Aug 1119 (Henry I defeated Louis VI of France)

Acquired Lordship of Glamorgan by marriage, ca. 1120

Primary supporter of sister Matilda, ca. 1138 onward; captured Stephen at Lincoln, 1141 together with Ranulf of Chester

Captured 14 Sept 1141 by Stephen's forces; exchanged for him, November 1141.

Joined with Geoffrey of Anjou in conquest of Normandy, June 1142; defeated Stephen at Wilton, 1143.

Patron of William of Malmesbury, possibley also of Geoffrey of Monmouth,

Robert Fitz Regis, held a fair at Caerdydd (Cardiff), co. Galmorgan; feria recorded 1121 2x1147, held by Robert fitz Regis, Earl of Gloucester, who granted to Tewkesbury Abbey the tithe of the rents and tolls of his fair at Cardiff. (R. B. Patterson ed., Earldom of Gloucester Charters (Ocford, 1973) no 283)


 ~1092 - UNKNOWN Sybilla of Falaise ~1095 - UNKNOWN Matilda (Maud) BET 1110 AND 1112 - 1175 Earl of Cornwall ~1130 - UNKNOWN Gilbert D. UNKNOWN William de Tracy <1105 - UNKNOWN William Constable D. UNKNOWN Eustacie D. UNKNOWN Alice (Aline) D. UNKNOWN Gundred D. UNKNOWN Rohese D. UNKNOWN Emma ~1073 - <1136 Princess of Deheubarth 63 63 Nest  was of legendary beauty and is sometimes known as the "Helen of Wales".  Her abduction from her husband's (Gerald of Pembroke) castle - probably Cilgerran Castle - by Owain ap Cadwgan started a civil war.

wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Tewdwr)
wikipedia.org (Owain ap Cadwgan)
Ancestry - TC Renehan BET 1103 AND 1105 - 1157 Henry FitzHenry D. UNKNOWN Ansfride <1101 - UNKNOWN Richard of Lincoln <1100 - UNKNOWN Monk at Abingdon <1090 - UNKNOWN Nun at Fontevrault D. UNKNOWN Edith Sigulfson D. UNKNOWN Baron of Okenhampton D. UNKNOWN Helie of Maine 1086 Maud Dau. of Henry of England and Matilda of Scotland; m. Routrou II de Perche; mother of Maud who m. Richard Turene. [WFT European Origins Ped 259] D. UNKNOWN Isabel (Elizabeth) De Beaumont ~1120 - UNKNOWN Isabel D. UNKNOWN Abbess of Montivilliers D. UNKNOWN Peter Greiner D. UNKNOWN Mary Greiner D. UNKNOWN Nettie Greiner D. UNKNOWN Arthur Greiner D. UNKNOWN Moses Greiner D. UNKNOWN FNU Connolly D. UNKNOWN FNU Poulson D. UNKNOWN Frank Shannon D. UNKNOWN Bertha Shannon D. UNKNOWN Russell Shannon D. UNKNOWN Hazel Shannon D. UNKNOWN Grace Shannon D. UNKNOWN FNU Eversole D. UNKNOWN FNU Moyer 1824 - 1904 Elizabeth Snell 79 79 Elizabeth had 5 children by Abel and 4 children by her second husband, Jesse. D. UNKNOWN Abel Meech 1836 - 1903 Hezekiah George Snell 66 66 D. >1884 William Snell D. UNKNOWN Catherine Riess Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Schrock Living Prewitt Living Prewitt 1908 - UNKNOWN Joseph Braier 1863 - 1950 John William Tallent 86 86 1871 - 1927 Martha Jane Key 55 55 Private Edith Maybelle Tallent 1627 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Aldridge D. UNKNOWN J. W. Gladewell 1861 - 1884 Jane Eliza Cory 22 22 D. UNKNOWN Ethan Shannon D. UNKNOWN Jesse Reed 1835 - UNKNOWN Franklin Snell D. UNKNOWN Hariet Hyck D. UNKNOWN Sarah McConnell D. UNKNOWN Celia Mudge Celia had 5 children by Hezekiah.
 D. UNKNOWN Louisa Snell D. UNKNOWN FNU Kuffman D. UNKNOWN Caroline Snell BET 1842 AND 1844 - UNKNOWN B. F. Standard 1860 - UNKNOWN Amanda M. Standard She is listed as Amanda M. on the 1880 US Census.

Sam Bell, Amanda's brother is listed as "Laborer" and was living with Benjamin and Amanda in 1880 according to that Census. 

1879 - UNKNOWN Magruda Standard (1880 Census) BET 1809 AND 1812 - UNKNOWN L. Standard 1850 Slave Schedules, Warren County, Mississippi
Owner:  Elzy STANDARD
1 Black Female 14 years old
1 Black Male 9 years old
1 Black Male 6 years old

Elzy was born in Kentucky according to the 1850 US Census.  The 1860 US Census has him born in North Carolina and on the 1870 Census he was from Mississippi.



 1810 - UNKNOWN M. LNU Mary was born in North Carolina according to the 1850 US Census.  The 1860 and 1870 Census' have her born in Mississippi. ~1840 - UNKNOWN Jessie Standard BET 1844 AND 1845 - UNKNOWN Mary J. Standard BET 1848 AND 1849 - UNKNOWN Samuel Standard ~1851 - UNKNOWN Sarah Standard BET 1835 AND 1852 - UNKNOWN Westley Standard ~1842 - UNKNOWN John Standard ~1875 - ~1910 Minnie LNU 35 35 ~1904 - UNKNOWN Allie M. Standard ~1908 - UNKNOWN Bertha K. Standard ~1910 - UNKNOWN James M. Jr. Standard Private FNU Prewitt Living Prewitt Living Prewitt Living Prewitt Living Prewitt Living Prewitt D. 2002 Unknown ~1704 - 1770 William Arledge 66 66 Went to Camden Dist, SC by 1764. ~1708 - >1790 Clement Arledge 82 82 ~1710 - UNKNOWN Jane Arledge D. BET JUN 1727 AND 1729 Sarah Alire William's widow did not survive him many years. On 19 April 1727, the "Inventory of the Estate of SARAH ARLEDGE was presented to court by William Thomas, Richard March and Richd Thomas." (Ibid., 20:70a)

The following record of the division of her estate may indicate which of the children mentioned in the will of William were her own children, and which those of the first wife ALICE.
Division of "Northumberland County SS in Obedience to an order court held
Arledge The 18th of June 1729 we the subscribers being William Thomas Estate executor of Richard Faulks who was administrator of SARAH
ARLEDGE we find the Orphan's's estates to be five pounds fifteen shillings and four pence halfpenny apiece which said money we have possest the said John Callahan with as Witness
John Conway
Yarratt Hughlett
Joseph Fipton.

July 16th 1729 "This Division of the Estate of SARAH ARLEDGE Decd from the Estate of Richard Faulks decd was presented in Northd County court by Wm. Thomas the sd Rid Faulks' execr and administr to record.
Rd Lee." (Ibid., 20:137) 1721 - UNKNOWN Isaac Allred ~1724 - UNKNOWN Sarah Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Lucinda LNU D. UNKNOWN Plimer Anderson D. UNKNOWN Unknown Private Daughter Unknown Private Daughter Unknown D. UNKNOWN Unknown Possibly of Blackfoot descent. Private Polly Anderson Private Son Anderson Private Son Anderson Living Cook Living Cook <1068 - 1075 Richard 7 7 Private Glenn Harvey Tallent Living Tallent Living Tallent ? Living Tallent ? Private Terry Lee Johnson Private Nell Marie LNU Private Debbie Johnson Private Gina Johnson Private FNU Wilkins Private FNU Styers Private April Styers Private Courtney Wilkins Private Unknown Private Laura Grace Johnson Private Heather K. LNU Private Adrianne Marie Johnson ~1831 - UNKNOWN William James Riley McConnell Info on William James Riley McConnell from Charlene Sherry. D. UNKNOWN Isabella Burnetta Queen ~1861 - UNKNOWN Victoria McConnell 1683 - 1752 Charles Fallin 69 69 ~1721 - UNKNOWN Charles Fallin D. UNKNOWN Sarah Hobson D. UNKNOWN Hannah Harcum D. UNKNOWN Hannah Fallin ~1751 - UNKNOWN Charles Fallin D. UNKNOWN Hannah Kesterson D. UNKNOWN Major BET 1008 AND 1010 - 1071 Elena of Normandy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1012 - BET 1050 AND 1060 Herleve of Falasia 1012 - 1067 Baudouin V of Flanders 55 55 From 1060-1067 Baldwin was the guardian of his nephew-by-marriage, Philip I of France.

An energetic man with a lot of initiative.  Extended his domain through wars and alliances.  (Jim Young, Tyrrian@@us5.com, Ancestry.com)

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 BET 1054 AND 1068 - 10 FEB 1133/34 Robert "Curthose" of Normandy BET 1056 AND 1060 - 1100 William Rufus Killed by an arrow while out funting with friends in New Forest. BET 1062 AND 1067 - 8 MAR 1137/38 Alice de Tours Adela, French ADÉLE (b. 1062?--d. 1137), daughter of William I the Conqueror of England and his wife, Matilda of Flanders, and mother of Stephen, king of England, whose right to the throne derived through her. She was married to Stephen, earl of Meaux and Brie, in 1080 at Breteuil. Upon the death of his father in 1090, her husband succeeded to the earldom of Blois and Chartres. She appears to have played an active role in the administration of her husband's lands, regularly witnessing his charters, took an active interest in civil and ecclesiastical affairs, and was instrumental in rebuilding the catherdral of Chartres in stone. Having inherited her father's appetite and ability to rule, she became regent in 1095 when she persuaded her popular but weak-willed husband to join the First Crusade to the Holy Land. Although in charge of the central funds of the Crusade, Stephen deserted at Antioch in 1098, understandably enough in face of overwhelming odds. Unfortunately for his reputation, the crusaders survived and succeeded in capturing Jerusalem in 1099. After Stephen's return home in 1099, Adela waged a sustained campaign of bullying and moral blackmail that extended into their bedroom where, between intercourse, she would urge Stephen to think of his reputation and return to the Holy Land. In the end, her nagging worked and Stephen departed east once more in 1101, to meet a satisfactorily noble death at Ramlah in 1102. No longer a coward's wife but more congenially a hero's widow, Adela continued to rule Blois-Chartres during the minority of her sons. Anselm, her guest and teacher in 1097, was often entertained by her during 1103 and 1105 and she affected a temporary reconciliation between him and her brother, Henry I, who lavished patronage on her second son, Stephen, and appointed a third, Henry, bishop of Winchester, the richest see in England. In 1107 Adela entertained Pope Pascal during Easter and in the following year was hostess to Bohemund of Antioch. She made her son Theobald her successor in 1109, and persuaded him to join her brother Henry I against France in 1117. In 1120 she retired to the abbey of Marcigny-sur-Loire where she died in 1137. By all accounts a forceful personality, Adela's qualities were not uncommon among women artistocrats, although more often they found an outlet in the running of nunneries. Adela's secular career, as de facto ruler for more than a decade of one of the most powerful principalities of northern France, is exceptional testimony to the power of breeding as well as to her own determination. She was a benevolent patroness of churches and monasteries. Although married to a French count and living to see a son crowned king of England, she chose to be buried beside her mother at Caen under an inscription 'Adela, filia regis'. She was always the Conqueror's daughter. [Sources: Who's Who in Early Medieval England, Christopher Tyerman, Shepheard-Walwyn, Ltd., London, 1996; Encyclopædia Britannica CD, 1997]

The Directory of Royal Genealogy: Became a nun at Cluniac Priory in widowhood
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Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Michael Holler 8 FEB 1628/29 - UNKNOWN John Aldridge 1631 - UNKNOWN Mary or Maria Aldridge 1633 - UNKNOWN Alice Aldridge 1635 - UNKNOWN William Aldridge 1637 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldridge 1639 - UNKNOWN George Aldridge 1640 - UNKNOWN Mary (Maria) Aldridge D. UNKNOWN Jane Scroggs D. UNKNOWN James Scroggs D. UNKNOWN Estha McBride D. UNKNOWN John Scroggs D. UNKNOWN Charles Stiles D. UNKNOWN John Stiles D. UNKNOWN Sarah D. UNKNOWN Mary Kimsey D. UNKNOWN Thomas Kimsey D. UNKNOWN Nancy McClure D. UNKNOWN Sarah Crawford D. UNKNOWN George Crawford D. UNKNOWN Sarah Kirby D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Denton D. UNKNOWN Samuel Denton D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Chastain D. UNKNOWN Martha Scroggs D. UNKNOWN William Cabe D. UNKNOWN Zachariah Cabe D. UNKNOWN Sarah D. UNKNOWN Enos Scroggs D. UNKNOWN David Scroggs D. UNKNOWN Martha Moore D. UNKNOWN Sanford Carpenter D. UNKNOWN John Dryman D. UNKNOWN Mansfield Anderson D. UNKNOWN Harriet Black D. UNKNOWN Joshua Judson Cloer D. UNKNOWN Elijah B. Cloer D. UNKNOWN George N. Rush D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Thomas D. UNKNOWN Sarah Howard ~1841 - UNKNOWN Elmira Allen ~1844 - UNKNOWN Martha A. McClure D. UNKNOWN John McClure D. UNKNOWN Maria Ann McDowell D. UNKNOWN Alfred Richardson Stockton D. UNKNOWN Reuben Stockton D. UNKNOWN Eliza Ledford ~1842 - UNKNOWN James Leeland Patterson ~1846 - UNKNOWN Mahalia J. Mason ~1274 - UNKNOWN Ermegard De Gordon ~1275 - UNKNOWN Robert Gordon ~1277 - UNKNOWN Alexander Gordon ~1279 - UNKNOWN Roger Gordon ~1281 - UNKNOWN John Gordon BET 1009 AND 1010 - 1063 Hilduin Ancestry/Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Bouchard De Montmorency ~1112 - UNKNOWN 1st Earl of Hertford BET 990 AND 1010 - 1084 Walter Giffard ~1370 - <1437 Ninth Earl of March and Dunbar 67 67 ~1345 - <1424 David Dunbar 79 79 1316 - 1356 Patrick Dunbar of Cockburn & Stranith 40 40 Died while en route to the Holy Land.

Sir Patrick Dunbar, fought against the English at Neville's Cross 1346 and Poitiers 1356 m Isabel youngest sister of "Black Agnes" who married his great uncle Patrick 8th Earl. (Burke's Peerage)
 BET 1283 AND 1287 - >1331 Sir ~1242 - 1308 Patrick Dunbar 66 66 Patrick de Dunbar, 7th Earl of Dunbar; also from c 1290 known as (1st) Earl of March from his possessions on the Border, or March, with England, and more familiarly as "Black-Beard", a claimant to the vacant Scottish Crown 1291 but quite soon dropped the claim; allying himself with the English in their war against the Scots 1296 and being made King Edward I's Lt. of Scotland 1298 and taking part with the English in the Siege of Carlaverock 1300 (on which occasion in one source the title is revived for him of Earl of Lothian). m by 1282 Marjory Comyn (apparently of completely opposite loyalties to those of her husband since she held out in Dunbar Castle on behalf of the Scots against besieging English till obliged to capitulate in April 1296). [Burke's Peerage]

EARLDOM OF MARCH [SCT] (I)

EARLDOM OF DUNBAR [SCT] (VII)

PATRICK (DE DUNBAR), EARL OF DUNBAR [SCT], who, first of his race, is called EARL OF MARCH [b] [SCT], son and heir, aged 47 in 1289. He had livery of his father's lands 14 May 1290. He was one of the competitors for the Crown of Scotland, lodging his Petition 3 August 1291, at Berwick, in right of his great-grandmother, the Countess Ada, (illegitimate] daughter of King William. This claim he soon withdrew, swearing fealty to Edward I on 25 March 1296, and taking the English side when hostilities began that year. In 1298 he was the King's Lieutenant for Scotland, and in 1300 was with his son Patrick at the siege of Carlaverock.

He married, in or shortly before 1282, Marjory, daughter of Alexander (COMYN), EARL OF BUCHAN [SCT], by Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of Roger (DE QUINCI), EARL OF WINCHESTER. She held the Castle of Dunbar for the Scots till forced, 29 April 1296, to surrender it to Edward I. He died 10 October 1308, aged 66. [Complete Peerage IV:506-7 (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

[b] i.e. of the Scottish Marches or border lands. The Merse, or March, was part of the lands in Berwickshire granted, in 1072, by Malcolm III to Earl Gospatric. It was not till the Parl. at Brigham, in Mar. 1290, that the Earl of Dunbar appears to have assumed the designation of Earl of March [Comes de Marchia], since which period these Earls were generally known as "of March." The Welsh Marches, similarly, gave the title of "Earl of March" to the House of Mortimer, 1328 to 1424. BET 1250 AND 1263 - >1296 Marjory Bridget Comyn He [Patrick de Dunbar] married, in or shortly before 1282, Marjory, daughter of Alexander (COMYN), EARL OF BUCHAN [SCT], by Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of Roger (DE QUINCI), EARL OF WINCHESTER. She held the Castle of Dunbar for the Scots till forced, 29 April 1296, to surrender it to Edward I. He died 10 October 1308, aged 66. [Complete Peerage IV:506-7 (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] BET 1310 AND 1320 - UNKNOWN Isabel Randolph 1288 - 1332 Earl of Moray 44 44 The district of Moray remained for a long time separate from both the area of Scotland occupied by the Northern Picts and that of the Southern Picts, but its rulers were not strictly speaking Earls. It was finally conquered by the Scots proper in 1130 and thereafter held by the Kings of Scotland as a royal possession till 1312. In that year Thomas Randolph, whose mother was sister of Robert I the Bruce, was created Earl of Moray. He led the left wing of the Scottish army at the victory over the English of Bannockburn in 1314, having a few months before retaken Edinburgh Castle from its temporary English captors. The year after Bannockburn he was declared Guardian of the Realm in the event of the crown descending to a minor. He accordingly became Regent on Robert I's death in 1329. [Burke's Peerage]

EARLDOM OF MORAY [SCT] (I)

THOMAS RANDOLPH, only son and heir of Thomas RANDOLPH of Strathdon, sometime Chamberlain of Scotland, by (-----), sister of ROBERT I [SCT], and daughter of Robert (BRUCE or BRUS), afterwards EARL OF CARRICK, was present, as Thomas Randal le fyz, with his father at Baliol's homage to Edward I at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 26 December 1292. He rebelled with Bruce, perhaps even attending him on his secret journey to Scotland in 1306, and was taken prisoner by the English at Methven, 19 June. As Lord of Nithsdale he participated in the letter of the Scottish magnates to Philip IV of France, March 1308/9. He was created EARL OF MORAY [SCT] between 12 April and 29 October 1312. The extensive grants he received are evidence of the esteem in which he was held by, and of the services he rendered to, Robert Bruce. In March 1313/4 be made a sensational capture of Edinburgh Castle from the English, and he was in command of the left wing at the battle of Bannockburn, 24 June 1314. He attended the Parliament [SCT] at Ayr, 26 April 1315, at which, under the Act of Succession, he was named Guardian of the King or his brother should die during the minority of the heir to the throne. In Edward Bruce's invasion of Ireland, 1315-17, he took a notable part both in the actual fighting and in the raising of men; and in 1318 participated in the capture of Berwick by surprise. The following year Moray and Douglas raided the north of Yorkshire, and defeated a force raised by the Archbishop, in what was jocularly called the Chapter of Mitton. Moray's name stands second in the list of Scottish magnates who addressed the Pope in defence of Scottish independence, 6 April 1320. At the time of the ineffectual negotiations between the Scots and the disaffected Earl of Lancaster, 1321-22, Moray was acting as Lieutenant of the King of Scotland, and was at Corbridge, in Northumberland, in January 1321/2; later in the year he carried havoc into Durham and Yorks, and in the autumn fought with the King in the attack on the English near Byland, when Edward II was forced to flee, and was nearly captured in York. In May 1323 Moray was in England with an embassy which concluded a truce at York on 30 May for 13 years. Later in the year at Avignon he obtained from the Pope his long withheld concession to address Bruce as King of Scotland. In April 1325 he was appointed chief of an embassy to France, which, at Corbeil, in April 1326, concluded an alliance against England. In 1327 the short-lived truce was broken; Moray and Douglas harried Northumberland and balked the English forces under the young King Edward III. They were appointed jointly to make the arrangements for the marriage of the infant Prince David of Scotland with Joan, sister of Edward III, which was celebrated 12 July 1328 at Berwick. On the death of Bruce, 7 June 1329, under whom the Earl had been Justiciar of Scotland north of the Forth, Moray became Regent of Scotland, and so continued till his death, 20 July 1332, at Musselburgh, on his way to meet the invasion of the disinherited lords under Edward Baliol.

He married Isabel, daughter of John STEWART of Bonkyll, by Margaret, daughter and heir of Sir Alexander DE BONKYLL. She was living 16 July 1351. [Complete Peerage IX:167-9, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

·  Change Date: 7 MAY 2004 BET 1282 AND 1290 - >1351 Isabel Stewart Isabel, daughter of John STEWART of Bonkyll, by Margaret, daughter and heir of Sir Alexander DE BONKYLL. She was living 16 July 1351. [Complete Peerage]

Jim Weber notes: "I diverge from CP on this. While not a resounding endorsement of my line, Burke's does lend it the conceivability that the Isabel cited by CP married Donald, Earl of Mar; while her niece, another Isabel married Thomas Randolph, Earl of Moray. They could not be the same Isabel because their husbands both died in 1332, less than a month apart." ~1256 - 1332 Thomas Randolph 76 76 ~1272 - <1331 Isabel De Brus 59 59 ~1270 - 1319 Alexander Stewart of Bonkyl 49 49 ~1270 - UNKNOWN Jean FitzJames <1213 - 1289 Patrick III Dunbar 75 75 Patrick de Dunbar, 6th Earl of Dunbar; member of a pro-English group among the Scots nobility, as which managed to get the boy King Alexander III away from the dominance of the Comyn family, becoming in consequence 1255 Regent of Scotland and Guardian to Alexander and his young consort (dau of Henry III of England); commanded a division of the Scottish army in the victory over Norsemen at Largs 1263. [Burke's Peerage]

Jim Weber notes: "Even though CP, below, and BP, above, do not mention Christina Bruce (in fact CP states that it is an error), I have added her as a 2nd/alternative wife, and mother of Cecilia Dunbar, who supposedly was wife of James Stewart (again without any source that I have seen)."

EARLDOM OF DUNBAR (VI)

PATRICK (DE DUNBAR), EARL OF DUNBAR [SCT], son and heir, aged 35 when served heir to his father's lands in England, 13 December 1248. He was one of the English faction in 1255, in which year he rescued Alexander III from the power of the Comyn family, and was nominated in September 1255, REGENT [SCT] and Guardian of the King and Queen. He held a command against the Norwegians, at Largs, in 1263; was a signatory to the treaty, 6 July 1266, for the cession of the Hebrides and the Isle of Man to Scotland; as also to the marriage contract of Margaret of Scotland with Eric of Norway, 25 July 1281; and again in February 1283/4, to the succession of the "Maid of Norway" to the throne of Scotland.

He married, 1242, Cecil [a], daughter of John. He died at Whittingham, 24 August 1289, aged 76, and was buried at Dunbar. [Complete Peerage IV:506, XIV:283, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

[a] See chartulary of Coldstream, nos. 1 and 9, and chartulary of Kelso, nos. 77 and 81. She is conjectured to have been an heiress of the family of Fraser, in consequence of which alliance this Earl (4 Nov. 1261) bore (being the first of his race who did so) the roses of the house of Fraser in a bordure round the lion rampant of Dunbar. Christian Bruce (sister of Robert Bruce, the competitor, 1291-92, for the throne of Scotland) is the wife assigned to him in Wood's 'Douglas', but erroneously. (ex inform. A. H. Dunbar).
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Commander of a division of the Scots army at the Battle of Largs, 1263.

Attended the ratification of the treaty with Norway, 6 July 1266

Witness to the marriage contract between Princess Margaret and King Eric of Norway at Roxburgh, 25 July 1281

Attended Parliament at Scone, Feb 1284 (when Princess Margaret of Norway ws declared heir to the Scots throne).
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""Patricius comes de Dunbar', together with his sons entered into a bond with Robert De Brus, James le Stewart, Walter, Earl of Menteith and others at Turnberry, 20 Sept 1286 'to adhere to the party of Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster and Sir Thomas De Clare'. (Red Book of Menteith II: 219-220, citing Historical Docs.  Scotland, i:22)
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EARLDOM OF DUNBAR (V)

PATRICK (DE DUNBAR), EARL OF DUNBAR [SCT], son and heir by 1st wife. He had an order for seisin of his lands 22 February 1232/3. He was in command of the army sent in 1235 against the Bastard of Galloway, whom he subdued; was guarantor of a treaty with England in 1237, and again in 1244. He started for the Crusade under Louis IX., King of France, in November 1247.

He married, in or before 1213, Eupheme, daughter of William de Brus by Christina, daughter of [----] [and Earl Patrick's stepsister]. He died between May and December 1248, at Marseilles. His widow, who lived at Whittingham in East Lothian, died probably about 1267. [Complete Peerage IV:506, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] 1152 - 1232 Patrick of Dunbar 80 80 ~1160 - 1200 Ada of Scotland 40 40 ~1227 - UNKNOWN Cecilia 'filia Johannis' He [Patrick de Dunbar] married, 1242, Cecil [a], daughter of John. He died at Whittingham, 24 August 1289, aged 76, and was buried at Dunbar. [Complete Peerage IV:506, XIV:283, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

[a] See chartulary of Coldstream, nos. 1 and 9, and chartulary of Kelso, nos. 77 and 81. She is conjectured to have been an heiress of the family of Fraser, in consequence of which alliance this Earl (4 Nov. 1261) bore (being the first of his race who did so) the roses of the house of Fraser in a bordure round the lion rampant of Dunbar. Christian Bruce (sister of Robert Bruce, the competitor, 1291-92, for the throne of Scotland) is the wife assigned to him in Wood's 'Douglas', but erroneously. (ex inform. A. H. Dunbar). ~1208 - <1263 John Fraser 55 55 ~1208 - UNKNOWN Alicia De Conigburg Alicia, daughter of William de Conigburg, feudal Lord of Stapilgorton. (Burke's Peerage)
 ~1180 - UNKNOWN Lord of Stapilgorton ~1189 - ~1263 Gilbert Fraser 74 74 BET 1180 AND 1189 - UNKNOWN Christian Leslie Lascelles BET 1210 AND 1217 - <1290 Alexander Comyn BET 1163 AND 1170 - 1233 William Comyn of Buchan ~1172 - BET 1244 AND 1245 Margaret Colhan <1170 - BET 1199 AND 1201 Fergus of Buchan BET 1115 AND 1120 - <1175 Richard of Badenoch Comyn ~1122 - >1189 Hextilda FitzHuchtred 67 67 BET 1224 AND 1230 - 1282 Elizabeth De Quincy 1174 - 1264 Roger of Winchester 90 90 Roger de Quincy, d. 25 Apr 1264, 2nd Earl of Winchester, Constable of Scotland; m. (1) Helen of Galloway. [Magna Charta Sureties]

Roger (DE QUENCY), 2nd EARL OF WINCHESTER, CONSTABLE OF SCOTLAND, by his 1st wife, Helen, 2nd but 1st surviving daughter and coheir of Alan, LORD OF GALLOWAY, CONSTABLE OF SCOTLAND. [Complete Peerage]


With his Father, Saier, at Damietta. ~1208 - >1245 Helen or Elena of Carrick 37 37 Helen, 2nd but 1st surviving daughter and coheir of Alan, Lord of Galloway, constable of Scotland. (Complete Peerage.)

Her mother may have been a Lacy. BET 1175 AND 1186 - 1234 Alan of Galloway He was a very prominent man in his time period in Scotland.  In 1212 King John requested him to send 1000 of his best and most active Galwegians to Chester for his expedition against the Welsh.  The following year King John granted him an enormous tract of land in antrim and Derry consisting of 140 knights' fees.  He was one of 16 laymen by whose counsel King John claimed to have granted magna Carta.

By one of his wives, he evidently had a son, Thomas, who died without issue before 1234.  He also had an illegitimate son, Thomas (living 1296).

In 1229 he was summoned to go abroad with King Henry III. 

In 1236 his widow's father, Hugh De Lacy, created an insurrection in Galloway at the succession of Alan's estates. ~1174 - ~1212 Helen De L'Isle 38 38 1155 - 1219 Saher IV De Quincy 64 64 ~1157 - ABT 12 JAN 1234/35 Margaret De Beaumont 1219 - UNKNOWN Thomas Randolph 1187 - UNKNOWN Thomas of Moray 1159 - UNKNOWN Thomas of Moray ~1091 - UNKNOWN Ingelran de Albamarla Ingelram may not have been the son of Hawise, but rather an illegitimate son of Stephen's by an unknown mother.

Ancestry - Tom Aiken 1098 - UNKNOWN Randulf of Moray 1067 - UNKNOWN Dunegal of Moray ~1124 - UNKNOWN Bethoc de Moray ~1035 - UNKNOWN Duncan of Moray ~1013 - 1040 Duncan I "The Gracious" MacCrinan 27 27 Slain by MacBeth. BET 1010 AND 1014 - 1040 Sibyl FitzSiward 1243 - <1304 Robert De Brus 60 60 'Robertus de Brus comes de Carryke', together with his father and brother Richard, entered into a bond with Patrick, Earl of Dunbar, Walter Earl of Menteith and others at turnberry, 20 Dept 1286 'to adhere to the party of Richard De Burgh Earl of Ulster and Sir Thomas de Clare' (Red Book of Menteith II' 219-220)

Performed homage and had livery of his fathers English lands, 4 July 1295.

Summoned to attend the King at Shrewsbury, 28 June 1283 by writ directed "Roberto de Brus comiti de Carrik'.

Summoned to Parliament (England) from 24 June 1295 by writ directed "Roberto de Brus', held thereby to have become Lord Brus.

Earl of Carrick in right of his wife; resigned Earldom to son, 9 Nov 1292.

Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick, knight.  His arms are recorded ca. 1285 as 'Or a saltire and a chief gules' (St George's Roll E93 (9))
 1210 - 1295 Robert De Brus 85 85 Allegedly designated succussor of Alexander II, abt 1251.

Supporter of King Henry III in England, April 1264 at Notthingham; fought at Battle of Lewes, 14 May 1264 (captured by De Montfort's forces - ransomed by on Robert).

Competitor for the Scottish succession, 1292.
 1226 - <1275 Isabel De Clare 48 48 BET 1180 AND 1182 - 1230 Gilbert De Clare D. 1277 Beatrice of Falkenburg Beatrice was said to be one of the most beautiful women of her time. BET 1164 AND 1173 - BET 1245 AND 1251 Robert I De Brus 1274 - 1329 Robert I of Scotland 54 54 Murdered his cousin John Comyn of Badenoch at Dumfries, 10 Feb 1305-6.

His manors of Hatfield Regis, Writtle (and Great Baddow), Essex 'taken into the king's hands', 6 March 1305-6 (forfeited) - Farrer, HKF II:47

Crowned King of Scots 25 Mar 1306 at Scone.

Victor of Bannockburn, 24-5 June 1314

Defeated Edward of England at Bannockburn 1314 to reinstate Scottish Independence. ~1252 - <1292 Margaret De Galloway 40 40 BET 1202 AND 1212 - 1256 Nigel or Neil De Carrick ~1190 - <1252 Duncan De Carrick 62 62 ~1194 - UNKNOWN FNU O'Neil BET 1142 AND 1150 - 1215 William I De Brus BET 1144 AND 1155 - >1146 Christina LNU 1103 - 1189 Lord of Annandale 86 86 Ancestry - Tom Aiken BET 1110 AND 1120 - UNKNOWN Eufemia De Albamarla 'Nepta' of William, Count of Aumale, whom he married to Robert de Brus of Annerdale (sic).  Probably his niece, daughter of Ingelran d'Aumale.

'domina Eufemia', witness to notice by Robert de Brus her husband (to his men) or a gift of a house with its manse and land in Lochmaben to the brethren of the hospital of St. Peter, York.

Ancestry - Tom Aiken
 BET 1068 AND 1071 - 1141 Robert III De Brus 1076 - UNKNOWN Agnes Paynel ~1050 - ~1080 Adam De Brusse 30 30 BET 1035 AND 1066 - UNKNOWN Robert De Brusse 1035 - UNKNOWN Agnes De St. Clare BET 1004 AND 1022 - 1047 Walderne De St. Clair Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1022 - UNKNOWN Helene De Normandy BET 1010 AND 1036 - UNKNOWN Robert De Bruges BET 1015 AND 1034 - ~1094 Emma of Brittany BET 1050 AND 1052 - UNKNOWN Emma De Ramsey BET 1025 AND 1027 - UNKNOWN William De Ramsey 0865 - UNKNOWN Turstan De Bastenburg BET 1000 AND 1005 - UNKNOWN FNU St. Clair De Bassenville Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1003 - 1 JAN 1078/79 Adele (Alix) Capet of France Which spouse of Robert was her mother is not clear.  Some sources show her as the daughter of Robert I of France. (Gary Duke, gnduke@@mica.net, Ancestry.com)

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
 27 MAR 972 - 1031 Robert Magnus www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0974 - 1034 Constance of Provence 60 60 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1160 - 1 JAN 1224/25 Amice FitzRobert 1116 - 1183 William FitzRoy of Gloucester 67 67 Witness to an agreement between Robert (his father) and the Abbot of Fecamp, 1128.

Surety for his father, Oct 1141 in the exchange of Earl Robert (then held at Rochester) for King Stephen; witness to the agreement between Stephen and Henry (II) of Anjou, 1153.

Supporter of Henry II against the Young King and rebels, 1173; one of the magnates imprisoned by Henry under suspicion, Apr 1183

Earl of Gloucester, Lord of Glamorgan and Caerleon; resided at Cardiff

At censu of 1166, held 259 1/2 knight's fees of the old feoffment, and 13 1/2 of the new in Gloucestershire.

Confirmed by charter (undated: between 1147-83) the grant of his father Robert Fitz Regis to Tewkesbury Abbey of the tithe of the rents and tolls of his fair at Cardiff.
 BET 1129 AND 1133 - 1197 Hawise De Beaumont 1104 - 1168 Robert De Beaumont 64 64 Twin son with brother Waleran.

 BET 1104 AND 1108 - 1168 Amice De Montfort Died a nun. ~1094 - 1157 Sibyl FitzHamon 63 63 1146 - 1219 William Marshal 73 73 ~1126 - <1165 John FitzGilbert le Marshal 39 39 1127 Sibilla S. Deveraux BET 1171 AND 1172 - 1240 Isabel De Strigoil De Clare ~1130 - 1176 Richard Strongbow De Clare 46 46 ~1145 - ~1188 Eve MacMurrough 43 43 BET 1067 AND 1075 - <1130 Gilbert Le Mareschal FitzRobert ~1045 - >1086 Robert Giffard 41 41 ~1090 - UNKNOWN FNU De Venuz BET 1049 AND 1054 - >1086 Geoffrey Gosfried Le Mareschal de Venuz ~1020 - <1070 Miles "The Marshal" de Venuz 50 50 ~1022 - UNKNOWN Lesceline LNU BET 1090 AND 1100 - 1147 Walter d'Evereux Salisbury <1060 - 1130 Edward D'Evereux 70 70 1033 - UNKNOWN Walter le Ewrus ~1038 - UNKNOWN Philippa LNU 1070 - UNKNOWN Maud (Matilda) FitzHubert ~1045 - UNKNOWN Ralph FitzHubert BET 1082 AND 1100 - <1147 Sibyl de Chaworth ~1052 - >1133 Patrick De Chaworth 81 81 1025 - UNKNOWN Hugh Chaworth ~1000 - UNKNOWN Ernald Chaworth BET 1057 AND 1060 - UNKNOWN Matilda De Hesdin 1100 - 6 JAN 1147/48 Gilbert Strigoil de Clare ~1014 - UNKNOWN Agnes Flatel BET 1014 AND 1020 - 1062 Adelaide de Roucy Ancestry/Larry Overmire 1010 - 1098 Renaud De Creil 88 88 1010 - UNKNOWN Ermengardis de Clermont-en- Beauvaisis ~1098 - 6 JAN 1147/48 Isabel Elizabeth De Beaumont ~1046 - 1118 Robert I De Beaumont 72 72 ~1020 - ~1094 Roger De Pontaudemer 74 74 http://www.indixie.com/genealogy/newberry/datafile/descendants_of_bernard_the_dane_de_harcourt.htm

ROGER DE BEAUMONT; SIRE, (Count de Meullant): was born about 1010 of Pont Audemer, Normandy, France and succeeded to the family estates in Normandy, as Sire du Ponteaudemer, Seigneur de Veulles, Pre'aux, Torville, and du Ponteaitorf, and --

Seigneur de Beaumont (or Bellomont), by which last name he came to be
generally described.

By his marriage he greatly increased the possessions and prestige of the family, and he rose to be one of the most powerful feudal noblemen of his age in Normandy. When William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066, Roger de Beaumont furnished sixty armed vessels for the fleet and was left in charge of the government of Normandy when the Conqueror started on the expedition. There is some debate as to whether Roger accompanied William and was at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and afterwards was sent back to govern Normandy. He munificently endowed the Abbey of Pre'aux, of which late in life he became a monk; and he died in 1094 at advanced age and was buried in this monastery, the Abbey de Preaux, Ponteaudemer, Normandy. He married in Ponteaudemer, Normandy about 1040, ADELINE DE MEULLANT born 1014 of Pontaudemer, Normandy, France and daughter of and eventually sole heiress of Waleran, Comte de Meullant, a great feudal nobleman of France. Adeline died in 1081.

The King (William the Conqueror) retained direct control of most of the strategically important holdings and wealthy lands. His most favoured benefactor [?] was the Count of Meulan (Roger de Beaumont). Roger (sometimes the records in England show him as Robert but this may be a confusion between the son Robert with his father who actually held the lands) de Beaumont was the most powerful seignior in Normandy. His Chief domain in Normandy was Beaumont le Roger. He adopted the title Count of Meulan from Adelina, his wife's family. He received 90 manors in Warwick, Leicester, Wiltshire and Northampton. There is dispute whether he, Roger, was at Hastings, he was old at the time, but he contributed 60 ships to the invasion force. He was represented by the young Robert, his son, at the Battle of Hastings.
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Per the "Falaise Roll", he remained in Normandy at the head of the council to assist Queen Matilda in the government of the Duchy.  He is the son of Humbphre De Viellers, grandson of Thurold De Pontaudemer, a decendent of the kings of Denmark through Bernard the Dane, the companion of Duke Rollo.
 ~1020 - 1081 Avelina (Adelise) De Meulent 61 61 <1055 - 1088 William De Warenne 33 33 BET 1050 AND 1057 - BET 18 OCT 1101 AND 1102 Hugh "The Great" Leader of the First Crusade, Duke of France and Burgundy, Marquis of Orleans, Count of Amiens, Chaumont, Paris.  (Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists, 7th edition, Weiss, Line 53)
 ~1062 - 1120 Adelaide De Vermandois 58 58 Third wife of Hugh. BET 1024 AND 1032 - 1080 Hubert of Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1036 AND 1041 - 1080 Adela De Vexin ~1008 - BET 2 AND 4 AUG 1060 Henry I Capet of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1024 - BET 1075 AND 1076 Anne of Kiev BET 1100 AND 1110 - 1 JAN 1170/71 Dermot MacMurchada Diarmait MacMurrough Often considered to be the most notorious traitor in Irish history.  Ousted as King of Leinster, he invited King Henry II of England to assist him in regaining the throne.  The subsequent invasion led to Henry becoming Lord of Ireland himself, and marked the beginning of 8 centuries of English dominance.  Though he is often seen as a traitor his intention was not to aid an English invasion of Ireland but rather to use Henry's assistance to become the High King of Ireland himself.

Gerald of Wales, a Cambro-Norman historian who visited Ireland and whose uncles and cousins were prominent soldiers in the army of Strongbow, said of Mac Murchada:

"Now Dermot was a man tall of stature and stout of frame; a soldier whose heart was in the fray, and held valiant among his own nation. From often shouting his battle-cry his voice had become hoarse. A man who liked better to be feared by all than loved by any. One who would oppress his greater vassals, while he raised to high station men of lowly birth. A tyrant to his own subjects, he was hated by strangers; his hand was against every man, and every man's hand against him."  (from Wikipedia.org)




 ~1050 - 1115 Donnoch Morogh McCarty-More Mac Murroch 65 65 ~1025 - 1070 Murchada Na Leinster 45 45 Murchad's Death in the Annals of the Four Masters
Murchadh, son of Diarmaid, son of Mael-na-mbo, lord of the foreigners and of Leinster, under his father, died at Ath-cliath, precisely on Sunday, the festival of Mary, in winter. It was in lamentation of him the poet composed these quatrains:

There is grief for a chief king at Ath Cliath,
Which will not be exceeded till the terrible Judgment Day;
Empty is the fortress without the descendant of Duach,
Quickly was the vigour of its heroes cut down.
Sorrowful every party in the fortress
For their chief, against whom no army prevailed;
Since the body of the king was hidden from all,
Every evil has showered ever constant.
For Murchadh, son of Diarmaid the impetuous,
Many a fervent prayer is offered;
In sorrow for the death of the chief is every host
That was wont to defeat in the battle,
Great the sorrow that he was not everlasting;
Pity that death hath attacked him.
Too early it was that he removed from him his complexion,
That he removed one like him from his body.
Liberal of wealth was the grandson of Mael-na-mbo;
He bestowed horses, and he distributed cows,
For the sake of his going to God.
Who is it to whom 'tis best to give fleeting wealth?
Sources:

http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/T100005B/index.html
"Irish Kings and High Kings", Francis John Bryne, Dublin, 1973.  (from Wikipedia.org) ~1032 - UNKNOWN Sadb MacBrice ~1005 - 1051 Muirchertach MacBrice 46 46 BET 1065 AND 1080 - UNKNOWN Orlaith Ingen Ua Braenain ~1055 - UNKNOWN Gilla- Michil MacBranain ~1062 - UNKNOWN Iuchdelb Hui Gairbita 1114 - 1191 More O'Toole 77 77 BET 1080 AND 1089 - 1164 Muirchertach O'Toole 1055 - UNKNOWN Gillachomhghalli O'Toole 1030 - UNKNOWN Donncuan O'Toole 1094 - UNKNOWN Cacht Ua Morda ? 1005 - UNKNOWN Giltacaemphin O'Toole ~1100 - 1153 William de la Haye 53 53 BET 1122 AND 1126 - 1 JAN 1184/85 Gilbert of Galloway ~1120 - UNKNOWN Julianna De Soulis ~1150 - UNKNOWN Eve Sweinsdottir ~1050 - 1095 Arkil Morel 45 45 BET 1118 AND 1123 - ~1187 Gillbride or Gilibride De Angus Gillebride, Earl of Angus, was at the battle of the Standard, 22 Aug. 1138, when the Scots were totally defeated at Northallerton, co York, and was (long afterwards) one of the hostages for King William the Lion in 1174.
 ~1110 - <1179 FNU Dunbar 69 69 BET 1155 AND 1157 - UNKNOWN Marjory of Huntingdon 1130 - 1206 Harald Maddadson 76 76 EARLDOM of CAITHNESS (VI, 7, 8, 9, and 10) 1170&#00063;

NORSE PREDECESSORS of the EARLS of ORKNEY - subject to King of Norwayuntil after 1379

HARALD II Maddadsson or Macmadach (nephew of Jarl Paul the Silent andJarl Slettmali), b. 1130, Jarl of half Orkney, so recognised by hissecond cousin once removed, Jarl Kali-Ragnvald III, before Easter, 22Apr. 1139, at the instigation of Bishop John (&#00063; of Dunkeld). Left incharge of Kali-RagnvaldÙus dominions during his absence (Summer 1151 toDec. 1155), he went to Thurso in 1151. There he was taken prisoner byEystein II Haraldsson, King of Norway (1142-1157), and had to ransomhimself with three marks (24 oz.) of gold and recognise Eystein as hisoverlord. After the accession of King Malcolm IV (24 May 1153), HaraldÙusfirst cousin Erlend, son of Jarl Harald Slettmali, obtained investitureas Earl of half Caithness and asked for half the Orkneys. Jarl Harald IIrefused, but a truce was arranged during the winter of 1153. Erlendforthwith went to Norway and Harald returned to Caithness and spent thewinter at Wick. Erlend obtained investiture from King Eystein II ofHaraldÙus half of Orkney and returned to Orkney, where he was joined bySweyn Asleifsson, who, after Easter (4 Apr. 1154), had received a grantfrom King Malcolm IV of all his lands and rights in Caithness, of whichbe had been deprived by Harald. On Michaelmas Day (29 Sep. 1154) theyattacked Harald who had left his ships at Knarstane and taken refuge onshore; and on 30 Sep. 1154 Harald surrendered his share of Orkney toErlend and returned to Caithness. In December Harald raided Orkney withfour ships and 100 men, but failed to capture Erlend, so he returned toThurso after 6 Jan. 1155. In 1155 Harald raided the Shetlands in order toattack Erlend the Young, who had abducted his mother Margaret, theDowager Countess of Atholl, and besieged them at Mousa Broch. He was,however, reconciled with Erlend the Young and allowed him to marry hismother and become his supporter. In the summer Harald returned fromNorway with seven ships, three of which were captured by Jarl Erlend IIIand Sweyn Asleifsson in the Shetlands; but Harald reached Thurso andKali-Ragnvald III, who had been in Sutherland for the wedding of hisdaughter Ingigerd and Eric Slagbrellir, came to meet him. An alliance wasmade (25 Sep. t 156), and the two Jarls immediately started togetheragainst Jarl Erlend with thirteen ships and went to South Ronaldshay; butJarl Erlend and Sweyn evaded them, raided Caithness and occupied Thurso.At the end of October Erlend and Sweyn made a surprise attack on Orkney,defeated Harald (24 Oct. 1156), nearly captured Kali-Ragnvald III andtook fourteen of their ships and the latterÙus treasure, which, however,Sweyn returned to him, Harald II and Kali-Ragnvald III took refuge in thelatterÙus house at Orphir. In their turn they made a surprise attack onJarl Erlend at Damsay, found him dead drunk and killed him (21 Dec.1156). They went to Kirkwall and were accepted as Jarls of Orkney. Areconciliation with Sweyn followed, but was not kept, and Jarl Haraldhunted Sweyn to Hellisey, where he hid in a cave and escaped. A newreconciliation was then arranged by Jarl Kali-Ragnvald. This wasconfirmed on Good Friday, 29 Mar. 1157, and the two Jarls restored allSweynÙus property. After that Sweyn, Thorbiorn Clerk and Eric Slagbrellirraided south and sacked St. Maryport in the Scillies (9 June 1157). Afterthe murder of Jarl Kali-Ragnvald by Thorbiorn Clerk, on 20 Aug. 1158,Harald became sole Jarl of Orkney and Earl of at least half Caithness,until Harald, son of Eric Slagbrellir and grandson of Jarl Kali-Ragnvald,obtained investiture from King Magnus V Erlingsson (1162 to 1184) of hisgrandfatherÙus half of Orkney and the title of Jarl. After this he becameknown as Jarl Harald III Ungi (the Young) to distinguish him from JarlHarald II Maddadsson Gamli (the Old). Jarl Harald Ungi then went toScotland and obtained a grant of his grandfatherÙus half of Caithness fromWilliam the Lion. The dates of these investitures are uncertain (see p.26, note a," infra); but Jarl Harald II Maddadsson refused to give uphalf Orkney to Jarl Harald Ungi who gathered a force in Caithness. Butthe old Jarl gathered a larger force in South Ronaldshay and came toCaithness. Jarl Harald III Ungi, with his brother Elm, his brother-in-lawHlifolf Skalli the Sutherlander, who was his chief counsellor, and hiskinsman Sigurd Murt, son of Ivar Galli, were defeated and killed at thebattle of Wick in 1198. In 1195 Jarl Harald II went to Bergen to make hispeace with Sverri, King of Norway, and obtain pardon for having allowedSigurd Magnusson to make Orkney the base for his insurrection. KingSverri pardoned him on onerous terms, Jarl Harald was deprived of theShetlands and had to surrender half the fines of Orkney to the King. Thelands of all those Orkneymen who had been killed at Floruvagar, whenSigurd was defeated and slain on 3 Apr. 1194, were confiscated by theKing who was to have his own bailiffs in Orkney to collect his half ofthe fines and the revenues from the confiscated lands. In 197 JarlHarald, at the instigation of his wife Gormflaeth, dau. of MalcolmMacHeth, 1st Earl of Ross, appears to have sent Thorfinn, the eldest sonby his second marriage, to invade Moray, but he was defeated nearInverness. King William the Lion came north to Caithness, destroyed thecastle of Thurso, took Harald prisoner and kept him at Roxburgh untilThorfinn delivered himself up as a hostage for his father. Harald wasreleased and returned to Orkney, and next year defeated Harald Ungi atWick (1198) and seized Harald UngiÙus half of Caithness, King William onthis sold Caithness, subject to tribute, to Ragnvald Gudredsson, King ofMan and the Isles. During the Mann occupation of Caithness Jarl Harald IIremained in Orkney, but in 1200 he caused one of King RagnvaldÙussysselmen, Hlifolf the Quick, to be murdered and reconquered Caithness.John, Bishop of Caithness, was captured at Scrabster and tortured (a).News of this was brought to King William during Advent 1201 and inJanuary 1202 he either led or sent an army into Caithness, after having,according to the Saga, caused his hostage Thorfinn, Jarl HaraldÙus son, tohe blinded in Roxburgh Castle, where he died (&#00063; 1202). Jarl Harald madehis peace with King William and was allowed to retain all Caithness, butthe fourth penny on all lands had to he paid to the King. Jarl Harald IIMaddadsson d. 1206.

He m., 1stly, Alfreka, dau. of Duncan, 4th Earl of Fife (1136-1154),Regent of Scotland 1153, but repudiated her (probably after the death ofher father) during Jarl Kali-RagnvaldÙus absence on pilgrimage, having hadissue. He m., 2ndly, Hvorflod (Hvafieda) or-in Gaelic-Gormflaeth orGormlath, da. of Malcolm MacHeth, sat Earl of Ross (1157-1168), by asister of Somerled, King of the Isles (Sudreys) 1156-1164 and had furtherissue, Thorfinn, (&#00063;) Henry or Heinrek, David, John, and three daughters.[Complete Peerage, X:Appendix A:22-25]

(a) According to the Saga, this was done by order of the Jarl, who causedthe Bishop's tongue to be cut out and then had him blinded. The Sagarecords that by a miracle wrought by St. Trollhaena, to whom the Bishophad prayed, his speech and sight were restored. Dr. A O Anderson quotesa letter from Pope Innocent III to Biarni, Bishop of Orkney, written inAug or Sep 1202, in which it appears that Jarl Harald was not held tohave been directly responsible for the outrage and no mention is made ofthe blinding. In the same note Dr. Anderson quotes Fordun to the effectthat the Bishop retained "in some sort" the use of his tongue and one ofhis eyes.

Acceded: 22 April 1139.
Scot's Peerage, by James Balfour Paul.
The Lineage and Ancestry of HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, byGerald Paget, Vol. I, p. 153. ~1140 - UNKNOWN Alfreka of Fife 1118 - 1154 Duncan MacDuff 36 36 ~1143 - UNKNOWN Hvorflod or Gormflaeth 1118 - 1154 Margaret Hakonsdottir 36 36 1245 - 1309 John Stewart 64 64 'Johannes frater', together with his brother James, entered into a bond with Robert de Brus, Walter Earl of Menteith and others at Turnberry, 20 Sept 1286.  (Red Book of Menteith II: 219-220)

'John Stewart', one of the auditors for the claim of Bruce at Berwick, 2 June 1292. (Crawfurd p. 20)

Captain of the Scots forces in defeat at Falkirk, 22 July 1298.
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John (Sir), of Bonkyl; led his Islemen from Bute and his wife's Border archers in the fight for Scottish independence; married Margaret, daughter and heiress of Sir Alexander Bonkyl of that Ilk, and was killed fighting for Sir William Wallace at the Battle of Falkirk, 1298. [Burke's Peerage][2640299.ged]



 BET 1200 AND 1214 - 1283 Alexander De Bonkyl Participated in the Crusades 'in early life' (possible together with his brother John and brother-in-lawm Patrick Earl of Dunbar, both of whom dies on the Crusade 1248-49).

One of the regents of Scotland during the minority of Alexander III, 1255

Commander of the right wing against Haakon of Norway, Battle of Largs, 2 October 1263.
 ~1218 - UNKNOWN Jean MacRory ~1167 - UNKNOWN FNU Reignaldsdatter 1247 - 1304 Margaret de Bonkil 57 57 BET 1220 AND 1227 - UNKNOWN Alexander De Bonkyl ~1200 - >1247 Randolph De Bonkyl 47 47 BET 1145 AND 1152 - 1210 Agnus Sumarlidssson BET 1113 AND 1117 - 1 JAN 1163/64 Somerled Gillebridesson Below is part of Betty's e-mail (full e-mail is under Somerled) with my response as a note:
Jim
Thought you might be interested in what was in British Kings & Queens by Mark Ashley (sic. Mike Ashley) on pages 433-434 regarding Somerled:
"Somerled was the son of Gillebride, thane of Argyll, and was descended from Ragnall, the Danish king of York. He was born in Ireland (where his father had been exiled by the Scots king Edgar) perhaps around the year 1105. His mother was Norse, the daughter of Sigurd II of Orkney, and she named the boy with a typical Norse nickname, which means "summer voyager". We know little of his early life, but he seems to have regained his heritage sometime before 1130, because he was already styled thane of Argyll when his sister married Malcolm, the illegitimate son of Alexander I of Scotland. . . .
This raised a question in my mind regarding the mother of Somerled (that you have indicted as Agatha Hadonsdottir). Can you double check this and let me know what you find out?
Thanks
Betty
Jim Weber notes: "Checking with The Complete Peerage, Vol X, Appendix A on the Jarls of Orkney, I came up with the following Sigurds: Sigurd II 'Digri' Hlodvesson was Jarl of Orkney, but he died in 1014, which makes any daughter of his (b. in or before 1015) impossible as a mother of Somerled. Sigurd Jorsalafari 'Jerusalem Goer/The Crusader', was b. circa 1089, and was made King of Orkney by his father Magnus 'Barelegs' King of Norway. He married as 1st wife a daughter of the King of Ireland in 1099/1102 (at the age of 13) and left Orkney and his first wife (who stayed in Orkney) in 1105. I believe he was 'married' 2 or 3 times more (CP only concentrates on his Orkney activities in this Appendix). A daughter of that early marriage could have been mother of Somerled, given that Somerled was born, say, in or after 1117." 1117 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild of Man BET 1087 AND 1095 - ~1130 Gillebride MacGill Adomnan ~1104 - UNKNOWN FNU Sigurdsdottir Jim Weber writes: "This relationship (Sigurd Jerusalem-farer's daughter being mother of Somerled) is speculative based on the reasoning outlined below. The dates are tight, but it might explain why Mike Ashley plus many other people on World Connect believe that a daughter of Sigurd was mother of Somerled. They say Sigurd II of Orkney, which I believe is impossible. The ancestry I have is at least possible.

"I have no source for Somerled's mother, other than Mike Ashley's book which was referred to in an e-mail from Betty Knoche. Although I have no idea what Mike Ashley's source is for saying that Somerled was a son of Sigurd's daughter (even though Ashley says Sigurd II of Orkney), it may be the closest to a source that I will ever have. Sigurd II, as I have stated in my note, which was also my reply to Betty, was not the father of Somerled's mother (as he died in 1014, much too early to be father of Somerled's mother). However there was a later Sigurd (I suppose Sigurd III, although he was never referred to as such), who might have been father of Somerled's mother. His early 1st wife was of Irish descent, who he left in Orkeney in 1103. I believe that Somerled's mother would have been a product of his first marriage (with the couple residing on Orkney) because Mike Ashley states he was Sigurd of Orkney, and Sigurd had little to do directly with Orkney after he became King of Norway in 1103. So perhaps Sigurd's 1st wife returned to Ireland, after she was apparently abandoned on Orkney by Sigurd, and raised a child who married Somerled's father who we know was exiled in Ireland about this time.

"CP states that Biadmunai or Blathmin (daughter of Muirchtach MacToiredlbach, High King of Ireland (1086-1119), great-grandson of King Brian), was only five years old when the wedding took place in 1099, 1101, or 1102, but that date could have been her age when Sigurd's father arranged the marriage between the two, which could have been somewhat earlier. CP also states that he left Blathmin partially in charge of Orkney when he left in 1103, which makes it sound like she would then have been much older than 9 years old; so I am making her the same age as Sigurd (b. c1089). Certainly old enough to have born a child by him in 1104."
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Below is part of Betty's e-mail (full e-mail is under Somerled) with my response as a note:
Jim
Thought you might be interested in what was in British Kings & Queens by Mark Ashley (sic. Mike Ashley) on pages 433-434 regarding Somerled:
"Somerled was the son of Gillebride, thane of Argyll, and was descended from Ragnall, the Danish king of York. He was born in Ireland (where his father had been exiled by the Scots king Edgar) perhaps around the year 1105. His mother was Norse, the daughter of Sigurd II of Orkney, and she named the boy with a typical Norse nickname, which means "summer voyager". We know little of his early life, but he seems to have regained his heritage sometime before 1130, because he was already styled thane of Argyll when his sister married Malcolm, the illegitimate son of Alexander I of Scotland. . . .
This raised a question in my mind regarding the mother of Somerled (that you have indicted as Agatha Hadonsdottir). Can you double check this and let me know what you find out?
Thanks
Betty
Jim Weber notes: "Checking with The Complete Peerage, Vol X, Appendix A on the Jarls of Orkney, I came up with the following Sigurds: Sigurd II 'Digri' Hlodvesson was Jarl of Orkney, but he died in 1014, which makes any daughter of his (b. in or before 1015) impossible as a mother of Somerled. Sigurd Jorsalafari 'Jerusalem Goer/The Crusader', was b. circa 1089, and was made King of Orkney by his father Magnus 'Barelegs' King of Norway. He married as 1st wife a daughter of the King of Ireland in 1099/1102 (at the age of 13) and left Orkney and his first wife (who stayed in Orkney) in 1105. I believe he was 'married' 2 or 3 times more (CP only concentrates on his Orkney activities in this Appendix). A daughter of that early marriage could have been mother of Somerled, given that Somerled was born, say, in or after 1117." BET 1080 AND 1085 - 1153 Olav The Red BET 1097 AND 1106 - UNKNOWN Ingibiorg Hakonsdottir ~1040 - 1095 Godred III Crovan 55 55 The Ancestry of Godred Crovan

The ancestry of Godred Crovan (d. 1095), king of Dublin and Man, is not well documented, and there are differing opinions regarding his parentage and immediate ancestors. Rather than try to give a definitive solution to the problem, the basic evidence will be outlined, and several possible alternatives will be given, along with their strengths and weaknesses. Since the basic raw data is itself somewhat contradictory, none of the suggested alternatives will fit all of the primary evidence.

The basic raw data is as follows. First, the Annals of Tigernach [AT] for the year 1091 refer to him as the son of the son of Harald ["Goffraidh mac Maic Arailt, rí Atha Cliath."]. Then, there is the Chronicle of the Kings of Man [CRM], which states that Godred was the son of Harald the Black of "Ysland" (Iceland), without further identifying this Harald. Finally, there is the Welsh collection of Norse pedigrees in "Achau Brenhinoedd a Thywysogion Cymru" [ABT, in EWGT, pp. 95-110], which includes a genealogy of the kings of Man, as follows:

ABT.6c: Rhanallt m. Gwythryg m. Afloyd m. Gwrthryt mearch m. Harallt ddu m. Ifor gamle m. Afloyd m. Swtrig.

Changing the names from these Welsh forms to the more familiar English forms gives:

Reginald [king of Man, d. 14 Feb 1229], son of
Godred [king of Man, d. 10 Nov 1187], son of
Olaf [king of Man, d. 29 June 1153], son of
Godred [Crovan, king of Dublin and Man, d. 1095], son of
Harald ddu [i.e., the Black], son of
Ivar gamle [i.e., the Old], son of
Olaf [presumably Olaf Cuaran, king of Dublin and York], son of
Sitric [d. 927]

It may be that the above genealogy was composed during the reign of Reginald (d. 1229), since he is the latest person mentioned in the genealogy. There is no way of knowing whether copying mistakes were made between that time of composition and the surviving manuscripts.

We now list several possibilities regarding the ancestry of Godred Crovan, along with the strengths and weaknesses of each possibility (some of which are valid for more than one case, and are therefore repeated). While there are other scenarios which could be listed, they would seem less likely than the ones given below.

Possibility 1: The genealogy of ABT is to be accepted as it is.
Strengths: It requires no emendation of the genealogy in ABT. It agrees with the Chronicle of the kings of Man in making Godred the son of Harald "the Black".
Weaknesses: No son of Olaf Cuaran named Ivar is known from the Irish records. The generations are a bit long (but not drastically so). It disagrees with the Annals of Tigernach, which make Godred the grandson of a certain Harald.

Possibility 2: In the process of copying the pedigree, a "Harald" was accidently omitted between Ivar and Olaf Cuaran, so that the pedigree should read Godred son of Harald the Black son of Ivar son of Harald son of Olaf [Cuaran].
Strengths: Olaf Cuaran had a son named Harald, who in turn had a son named Ivar, both known from the Irish annals, so the agreement with the Irish annals would be excellent. It agrees with the Chronicle of the kings of Man in making Godred the son of Harald "the Black". The chronology fits better than Possibilities 1 and 3.
Weaknesses: It requires an emendation of the pedigree in ABT. It disagrees with the Annals of Tigernach, which make Godred the grandson of a certain Harald.

Possibility 3: In the process of copying the pedigree, Harald and Ivar were accidently switched, so that the pedigree should read Godred son of Ivar son of Harald son of Olaf [Cuaran].
Strengths: Olaf Cuaran had a son named Harald, who in turn had a son named Ivar, both known from the Irish annals, so the agreement with the Irish annals would be excellent. It agrees with the Annals of Tigernach, which call Godred the grandson of a certain Harald.
Weaknesses: It requires an emendation of the pedigree in ABT. The generations are a bit long (but not drastically so). It disagrees the the Chronicle of the kings of Man, which make Godred the son of Harald the Black.

Possibility 4: The pedigree in ABT is wrong, and Godred was not a descendant of Olaf Cuaran, but was instead descended somehow from the kings of the Isles who ruled in the late tenth and early eleventh centuries.
Strengths: It would explain Godred's claim to the kingship of Man. The known names used by the early dynasty of the kings of the Isles were Guthfrith (i.e., Godred), Harald, Lagman, Olaf, and Rognvald, which were exactly the names which were common in the family of Godred Crovan (including the rare name Lagman), so this possiblity has some onomastic support.
Weakness: It requires abandoning the manuscript genealogy of ABT, so there is no direct supporting evidence. The onomastic argument is mitigated somewhat by the fact that the names Guthfrith, Harald, Olaf, and Rognvald were all common among the Hiberno-Norse in general, so that only the rare name Lagman carries significant weight in the onomastic argument.

Before I was aware of the genealogy in ABT, I favored possibility 4. Now that I know about the ABT genealogy, I think Possibility 2 is the most likely one. However, I think that none of the four possibilities can be ruled out, given the currently known evidence.The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, p. 425:
GODRED COVAN (WHITE HANDS), Man, 1079-95, Dublin 1091-4. We know little about the background of Covan. He was Norse, and apparently raised on the Isle of Man.

Copied from Gen-Medieval/soc.genealogy.medieval by Stewart Baldwin at www.rootsweb.com/~medieval/man.htm:
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.The Mammoth Book of British Kings & Queens, page 425:
GODRED CROVAN (WHITE HANDS) Man, 1079-95, Dublin 1091-4
We know little about the background of Godred. He was Norse, and apparently raised on the Isle of Man (though not necessarily from there). His nickname, which he earned because of his habit of wearing white gauntlets into battle, is of Gaelic origin (Crobhan), suggesting links to the Irish-Norse colonies around Dublin. His family may have emanated from there and settled in Man during the conquests of Thorfinn the Mighty of Orkney, who established control over most of the western seaboard of Scotland and into the Irish Sea. This [fact] suggests he may have been born around 1040. He may even have spent his youth on the Orkneys as part of Thorfinn's summer army. It is probable that he was descended from Godred Halaldsson, who ruled Man a hundred years earlier. It is just possible that he was the grandson of Ivar Haralson, king of Dublin from 1038-46, who died in 1054. Godred fought alongside the Norse king Harald Hardraada at the Battle of Samford Bridge in September 1066. He survived and made his way to Man were he sought refuge. Man was nominally under the control of the king of Dublin, Godred Sitricson. His son Fingal administered the islands and it was he that Crovan sought to defeat in three expeditions that he led against Man until his success in 1079. The islanders eventually welcomed him as their own. Just as Einar (I) had in Orkney, Godred denied the islanders any udal rights, meaning that they owned land as tenants of the king and hot as an inheritance to their families. Godred thus claimed absolute authority over all of his domain. This extended throughout the Western Isles, including the northern Hebrides which he evidently conquered from the earls of Orkney (Paul and Erlend), who may not in practice have administered the islands. In order to govern this widespread diverity of islands, Godred established a parliament, the Tywald, which consisted of thrity-two representatives. Sixteen of these came from Man itself, with the other sixteen from the four quardrants of the Hebrides with their bases at Lewis, Skye, Mull and Islya. The Hebrides were known to the Norse as the Sudrey or Southern Isles (with the Orkneys as the Nordreys). The names survives today in the bishopric of the islands, knows as Sodor and Man. Man was nominally Christian when Godred conquered it. But Godred firmly established a local church under Bishop Roolwer or Rolf. Because of the extent of his kingdom, Godred spent little time on Man, though he saw it as the centre of his government. His home was apparently on Islay, but he also spent much time in Dublin, which he succeeded in regaining from the Irish and which he governed from 1091-94. Godred died in 1095, probably in his mid fifties. His efforts had established a strong government across Man and the Isles and a dynasty that would rule for two centuries. He passed into the forklore of Man, where he became known as King Gorry or King Orry (the first G remaining as part of King). He was succeeded by his son Lagman. BET 1042 AND 1050 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild Haraldsdottir 1015 - 1066 Harald III Sigurdsson 51 51 BET 1022 AND 1032 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Anabella Drummond ~1001 - 10 FEB 1049/50 Ingegard Olafsdottir Irene and Yaroslav had 5 daughters and 6 sons. BET 1070 AND 1073 - 1122 Haco Paalson BET 1038 AND 1040 - BET 1099 AND 1103 Paul Thorfinnsson ~1054 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild Haakonsdatter ~1009 - ~1065 Thorfinn Sigurdsson 56 56 ~1023 - BET 1066 AND 1069 Ingaborg von Holland ~1031 - 1079 Haakon Ivarsson 48 48 ~1037 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild Magnusdatter ~1080 - UNKNOWN Helga Maddannsdatter ~1044 - 1120 Moddan of Caithness 76 76 ~1018 - 1047 Magnus I "The Good" Olafsson 29 29 Illegitimate son the the Norwegian king Olaf II Haraldsson (St. Olaf). ~1160 - UNKNOWN Arran of the Isles BET 1088 AND 1092 - 1171 Baldwin FitzGilbert de Clare ~1077 - ~1163 Adeliza (Alice) de Clare 86 86 ~1086 - >1149 Walter de Clare 63 63 ~1090 - 1149 Rohesia de Clare 59 59 ~1090 - UNKNOWN Margaret FitzGilbert ~1115 - >1148 Adeliza De Tunbrige 33 33 ~1120 - UNKNOWN Rohese de Clare ~1112 - UNKNOWN Alice De Meshines D. UNKNOWN Adeliz De Keveliock ~1050 - UNKNOWN Aveline De Hesdin BET 1103 AND 1104 - UNKNOWN Jordan FitzAlan ~1109 - UNKNOWN Sibil FitzAlan D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~1095 - UNKNOWN Adelina Oswestry ~1080 - UNKNOWN Fratmaldus ap Frotmundus D. UNKNOWN Arnulf De Hesdin ~1052 - UNKNOWN Frotmundus ap Fretaldus 1008 - UNKNOWN Fretaldus ap Frotmund ~0982 - UNKNOWN Frotmund ap Alirad ~0954 - UNKNOWN Alirad ap Frotbald ~0923 - UNKNOWN Frotbald ap Adelrad ~0885 - UNKNOWN Adelrad ap Flotharius ~0842 - UNKNOWN Flotharius ap Frotmund ~0822 - 0850 Frotmund ap Frodaldus 28 28 D. UNKNOWN Frodaldus ap Froamidus D. UNKNOWN Froamidus ap Alain D. UNKNOWN Alain D. UNKNOWN Lionel D. UNKNOWN Ban le Benoic D. UNKNOWN Bors D. UNKNOWN Lancelot D. UNKNOWN Viviane II del Acqs of Avallon D. UNKNOWN Amlawdd ap Cynwal D. UNKNOWN Gwen verch Cunedda ~0395 - UNKNOWN Cunedda Wledig of Manau 0388 - 0459 Gwawl verch Coel 71 71 D. UNKNOWN Aetern D. UNKNOWN Patern Pesrut D. UNKNOWN Tegid Pies Rudawg ~0280 - 0330 Crin 50 50 0255 - 0290 Guarcrin 35 35 0230 - 0263 Doli 33 33 0212 - 0293 Gaordoli 81 81 0193 - 0253 Dema 60 60 0171 - 0209 Gradema 38 38 0142 - 0198 Onmum\ Onum\ Onwydd 56 56 0119 - 0160 Anerweril 41 41 D. 0144 Dunman D. 0111 Amelleck D. UNKNOWN Heli Mawr May have been the son of King Digueillus (son of Capoir).

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Beli Mawr and Heli, King of Britain)
Geoffey of Monmouth's 'Historia Regum Britanniae' (as Heli)

 D. UNKNOWN Anna verch Mathonwy D. UNKNOWN Manogan ap Eneid D. UNKNOWN Anna ~0380 - ~0420 Coel Hen "the Old" ap Tegfan 40 40 Gwyr-y-Gogledd seat at Carlisle

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0300 - UNKNOWN Tegfan Gloff ap Urban ~0280 - UNKNOWN Urban ap Gradd BET 352 AND 360 - UNKNOWN Ystradwal verch Cadfan Was her father Conan Meriadoc?

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee 0325 - BET 390 AND 405 Cadfan ap Cynan SOURCES:
Ancestry/Ren Neville ~0305 - UNKNOWN Ursula verch Dynod SOURCES:
Brittania.com 0305 - 0367 Conan Meriadog 62 62 Welsh: Cynan; Latin: Conanus; English: Conan

May have been the son of Octavius the Old's brother, Gerontius and Thametes (or possibly of Octavius himself).  Gerontius is also known as Geraint ap Einudd.

Founder of the house of Rohan.

SOURCES:
Brittania.com
Wikipedia.org (Conan Meriadoc)
 ~0250 - UNKNOWN Gradd ap Rhyfedel ~0230 - UNKNOWN Rhyfedel ap Ryderyrn 0210 - UNKNOWN Ritigurinum 0170 - UNKNOWN Euddigan ap Eudeyrn 0125 - UNKNOWN Eudeyrn ap Eifydd D. UNKNOWN Eifydd ap Eudos D. UNKNOWN Eudos ap Euddolen D. UNKNOWN Euddolen ap Afallach D. UNKNOWN Afallach ap Lludd D. UNKNOWN Lud SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Lludd Llaw Eraint and Lud son of Heli) D. UNKNOWN Anna of Cornwall SOURCES:
Ancstry/David Weaver Private Gerontius Meriadoc Private Constantine Meriadoc Private Faustia ~0275 - UNKNOWN Dynod ~0240 - UNKNOWN Maximianus D. UNKNOWN Alesta of Marr ~1158 - UNKNOWN Simon Boyd Questionable. D. UNKNOWN Morgund of Marr ~1105 - >1189 Swein of Crawford 84 84 ~1179 - UNKNOWN Avelina FitzWalter Stewart Questionable. BET 1164 AND 1174 - 1252 Duncan D. UNKNOWN Eva FitzAlan ~1160 - 1199 William De Haya 39 39 History, Biography and Genealogy of the Families Named Soule, Sowle and Soulis, Volume I

THE HAY FAMILY.--As all known families bearing this ancient name were descended from the Soules in Normandy and Scotland we shall preserve an account of them in this note. The name La Hay was derived from the Castle and Barony in the department of La Manche, Normandy. William de la Hay, a Norman of this ancient family, came into England after the Conquest and went later to Scotland, settling in Lothian in the middle of the 12th century, where he became Pincerna-domini Regis, or Butler of Scotland during the reign of Malcolm IV. and William the Lion. This nobleman married Julianna de Soules, a daughter of Runulph de Soules, one of the powerful Lords of Liddesdale, and died in 1170, leaving two sons: I. William de Hay, represented by the Earls of Errols and Eres of Kinnouell (female lines) and 2d, Robert de Hay, represented by the Marquesses of Twedale. From this William de la Hay and Julianna de Soules all of the Scottish families bearing the names, since so numerous and distinguished, were descended. Both families were associated in the district of La Marche in Normandy, came into Britain together, and lived neighbors in Scotland. |||

Kin of Mellcene Thurman Smith GenealogyLibrary.com Page 699
The following excert from David Weaver at Ancestry.com:

A Genealogical Table of the Noble Family of de la Haye of Pedwarden.

(1) William de la Haye, d. 1153, m. Juliana, sister Ranulphus de Soulis.

(2) William de la Haye, only son, obtained the lands of Errol, with all privileges competent to a barony, in 1180, died 1199. He married Eva, daughter of Alan, steward of the household of William, King of Scotland. He had six sons:

Sir David de la Haye, who m. Helen, daughter of Gilbert, Earl of Strathern. William m. Ada ..... John, 3rd son, m. Juliana de Lascelles. Thomas m. Ada ..... Robert. Nicholas.

(3) David de la Haye had a charter in his father's lifetime from William, King of Scotland, of the Barony of Errol, dated Sept. 17, 1195, and was alive in May, 1237, when he made an agreement with the Abbot of Scone. He married 1st Ethna, probably a daughter of Gilbert, Earl of Strathern, whose mother's name was Ethna.

(4) Gilbert de la Haye, eldest son, married Idonea, daughter of William Comyn, Earl of Buchan. The Nichola mentioned above was most probably his daughter, or daughter of his son Nicholas.

The traditional origin of the House of de la Haye runs thus: In the reign of Kenneth III, King of Scotland, anno 980, the Danes, who had invaded Scotland, having prevailed at the Battle of Luncarty, near Perth, were pursuing the flying Scots from the field, when a countryman and his two sons appeared in a narrow pass, through which the vanquished were hurrying, and impeded for a moment their flight. "Hay! Hay!" said the rustic, had you rather be slaughtered by your merciless foes, than die honourably in the field; come, rally, rally," and he headed the fugitives, brandishing the yoke of his plow and crying out that help was at hand. The Danes, believing that a fresh army was falling upon them, fled in confusion, and the D. UNKNOWN Lord of Liddesdale D. UNKNOWN Robert de la Haye D. UNKNOWN David de la Haye D. UNKNOWN William de la Haye D. UNKNOWN John de la Haye D. UNKNOWN Thomas de la Haye D. UNKNOWN Robert de la Haye D. UNKNOWN Nicholas de la Haye BET 1248 AND 1265 - 1323 Laird of Ruskie 'Johannes', together with his father and brother, entered into a bond with Robert de Brus, Walter Earl of Menteith and others at Turnberry, 20 Sept 1286 (Red Book of Menteith II: 219-220)

Supporter of King Edward I of England in his claims over Scotand: petitioner for the lands of the Earl of Lennox (Barrow, p 448)

'Earl of Lennox' as designated by Edward I of England.

Captor of Sir William Wallace, 1305.

Received as returned loyal subject by Robert the Bruce - attended the Scots Parliament at St. Andrews , march 1308-09 (Barrow p 265)

'John Menteith, tutor of the earldom of Menteith', Surety of the Arboath Declaration, 6 April 1320 (Barrow pp 424-8)
 ~1270 - UNKNOWN Daughter Stewart ~1281 - UNKNOWN Mary Marjory Murdock 1308 - 1346 Mary Stewart 38 38 ~1296 - 1332 8th Earl of Menteith 36 36 D. UNKNOWN Alice LNU ~1292 - UNKNOWN Peter Menteith D. 1040 Renaud I de Nevers www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1025 AND 1030 - 1100 William of Nevers D. UNKNOWN Robert the Burgundian de Nevers D. UNKNOWN Judith De Normandy BET 1029 AND 1030 - 1070 Baldwin I of Flanders www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1031 - 1086 Richilde of Hainault 55 55 ~1035 - 1093 Robert I of Flanders 58 58 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1028 AND 1034 - BET 1 AND 4 AUG 1113 Gertrud Wettin D. UNKNOWN Canute IV of Denmark ~1033 - 5 MAR 1093/94 Judith Fausta of Flanders According to ES II:79 Richard II did marry as his first wife Judith of Rennes.  Their son and heir was Richard III who married Adelaide, Countess of Contenance, dau of King Robert II of France.  Judith is given as sole issue of that marriage, and went on to marry Tostig then Welf. (Gary Duke, gnduke@@mica.net, Ancestry.com).   So, what exactly does THIS mean?  That Judith Fausta was the daughter of Richard instead of Baldwin????  Was there another Judith?

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Tostig Godwinson BET 1035 AND 1040 - 1101 Welf Participant in First Crusade.

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
 D. 1115 Adela of Flanders ~1035 - UNKNOWN Henry Flanders D. UNKNOWN Roger Borsa D. UNKNOWN Alan D. UNKNOWN Rhiwallon ~1445 - UNKNOWN Margaret Gordon D. UNKNOWN Sir ~1307 - UNKNOWN Agnes "Black Agnes" Randolph Agnes, known as "Black Agnes"; held Dunbar Castle nearly five months against the English from Jan 1337/8 until the raised the siege entirely. Patrick, the Earl, was absent at the time. [Burke's Peerage] <1495 - UNKNOWN Sir ~1497 - UNKNOWN Tutor of Gelstoun BET 938 AND 941 - 24 OCT 996 Hughes I "Capet" of France Hugh Capet (The First Capetian)

King of France, founder of the Capetian dynasty, b. about the middle of the tenth century; d. about 996, probably 24 October. He was the second son of Hugh the Great, Count of Paris, and Hedwig, sister of Otto I, German Emperor, and was about ten years old when he inherited from his father the Countship of Paris and the Duchy of France. About 970 he married Adelaide of Aquitaine, and as early as 985 the famous Gerbert wrote "The Carlovingian Lothair governs France only in name. The king of France is Hugh." When Louis V died, 21 May, 987, the assistance of Adalberon, Archbishop of Reims, and of Gerbert, brought about the election of Hugh. The electoral assembly of Senlis listened to a discourse of Adalberon: "Crown the Duke", he said. "He is most illustrious by his exploits, his nobility, his forces. The throne is not acquired by hereditary right; no one should be raised to it unless distinguished not only for nobility of birth, but for the goodness of his soul". A unanimous vote ratified this discourse, and Hugh Capet was crowned at Noyon, 3 July, 987. Thus his accession, as M. Luchaire says, was above all "an ecclesiastical achievement". Hugh possessed towns and estates in the vicinity of Paris, Orléans, and in the district of Senlis and Chartres, Touraine and Anjou, but on the whole these were restricted domains, as his vassals on the borders of the Seine and the Loire contested his authority. His military power was mediocre, and he had frequently to seek military aid in alliance with Normandy. But he possessed moral power and a political influence which reached the most remote parts of the kingdom and was felt even by foreigners. His chief concern was to maintain over the Archdiocese of Reims, whose jurisdiction comprised nearly the whole of northern and northeastern France, a continuous, immediate, and uncontested authority. The Archdiocese of Reims possessed a double importance, first because the archbishop had the right to elect and crown the kings of France, and next because of its geographical situation between France and Germany. The death of Adalberon, proved by M. Lot to have taken place 23 January, 989, disturbed the new king, and Arnoul, the new archbishop whom he accepted at the end of March, 989, as successor to Adalberon, attempted a restoration of the Carlovingians (Sept., 989), and Charles of Lorraine, their heir, was for a short time master of Reims and Laon. Arnoul refused to appear at the Council of Senlis (beginning of 990), but the imprisonment of Charles of Lorraine and of Arnoul (29 March, 991), and the deposition of Arnoul pronounced at the Council of St. Basle, fixed by M. Lot at 17 and 18 June, 991 (and not 993), assured the maintenance of the Capetian dynasty. Gerbert became Archbishop of Reims (21 June, 991).

This revolution accomplished by a council was received by the papacy with reserve. When Hugh Capet requested the Holy See to legitimize the action of the council, John XVI was silent; later, under the influence of Germany, the pope refused formally to recognize the election of Gerbert. Then began the difficulties which led the bishops devoted to Hugh to profess certain "Gallican principles". Nevertheless, Hugh must not be represented as wishing to found a State Church; what he wished was to maintain the Archdiocese of Reims under the domination of France, and to remove it from the influence of the German emperors. If his attitude towards the papacy was often suspicious, it was not due to a Gallican theology, but because he feared that the popes of the time were too subservient to the policy of the emperors; hence his relations with the Holy See were merely an episode in his general policy, destined to bring about the cessation of the powerful influence which the Saxon dynasty had exercised over France during the tenth century.

His domestic policy was very favourable to the development of monastic life and the autonomy of the monasteries. He defended their property against lay tyranny; he sought to remove them from episcopal jurisdiction while upholding the royal right to confirm abbatial elections; he supported all the liberties of the monks in the exercise of their electoral rights; he renounced the custom of distributing abbeys as benefices to laymen. Because of its political importance he wished to retain effective direction over the Abbey of St. Martin of Tours, and even under the reign of the Plantagenet Henry II the Capetians preserved considerable influence at Tours and along the Middle Loire. Apropos of Hugh Capet it is worthy of note that because the Dukes of France had in their possession the famous cope (cappa) of St. Martin, certain authors give to Hugh the Great and to his son Hugh the surname of Capet, which in history is reserved exclusively for the subject of this article. Hugh Capet in his religious policy applied and favoured the ideas of reform upheld by the monks of Clun
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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 945 AND 952 - 1006 Adelaide (Alix) of Poitou www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 895 AND 915 - 9 JUN 956 Hugh The Great  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine ~0910 - 5 OCT 965 Hedwige De Saxe of Germany www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine BET 915 AND 929 - 0995 William I of Poitou www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0894 - UNKNOWN Manasses II de Chalon BET 972 AND 975 - >1013 Princess of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm >0947 - 1013 Ragerinus IV of Hainault 66 66 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1285 - UNKNOWN Patrick Dunbar BET 974 AND 980 - 1079 Princess of France ~0969 - 1002 Gisela 33 33 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm <1208 - UNKNOWN Daughter de Galloway 1223 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Quincy ~1225 - UNKNOWN Ellen De Quincy ~1174 - >1204 Sarah FitzHugh 30 30 ~1190 - UNKNOWN Walter Comyn ~1194 - UNKNOWN Richard Comyn ~1142 - 1201 Robert FitzHugh 59 59 ~1210 - UNKNOWN FNU Comyn ? ~1215 - UNKNOWN Idoine Comyn ~1216 - UNKNOWN John Comyn ~1218 - UNKNOWN Margaret Comyn ~1223 - 1267 Elizabeth Comyn 44 44 ~1233 - UNKNOWN Richard Fraser ~1237 - UNKNOWN Alexander Fraser ~1306 - 1346 John Randolph 40 40 ~1219 - UNKNOWN Agnes Dunbar ~1244 - UNKNOWN Annora De Normanville ~1246 - UNKNOWN John Comyn ~1248 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Comyn ~1250 - UNKNOWN Elana Comyn BET 1252 AND 1260 - UNKNOWN Alexander Comyn ~1260 - UNKNOWN Agnes Comyn ~1283 - UNKNOWN Marjory Dunbar ~1305 - UNKNOWN Margaret Dunbar 1336 - <1423 George Dunbar 87 87 ~1350 - UNKNOWN Agnes Dunbar ~1405 - UNKNOWN Catherine Dunbar ~1420 - UNKNOWN Marjory Dunbar BET 968 AND 980 - 1036 Baldwin IV of Flanders www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 986 AND 988 - 21 FEB 1029/30 Otgiva of Luxembourg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1240 - 1270 David of Strathbogie 30 30 >1247 - UNKNOWN Isabella De Chilham ~1293 - UNKNOWN Adam Gordon BET 1293 AND 1305 - UNKNOWN Alexander Gordon BET 1292 AND 1294 - UNKNOWN Mary Gordon ~1218 - <1264 John Strathbogie 46 46 ~1221 - <1264 Ada De Hastings 43 43 BET 1180 AND 1190 - UNKNOWN David Strathbogie He got from his father the lands of Strathbogie, forming one of the fve districts of Aberdeenshire.  He was the father of John de Strathbogie, who became Earl of Atholl by his marriage.  (The Scots Peerage IV:8)
 ~1190 - >1269 David De Hastings 79 79 ~1196 - >1244 Forflissa Ferelith Atholl 48 48 ~1220 - 1270 Richard De Chilham 50 50 1218 - 1261 Maud Olgivie 43 43 1190 - 1242 Malcolm Ogilvie 52 52 1200 - 1228 Mary De Berkeley 28 28 BET 1188 AND 1198 - 1265 Rohese de Dover ~1186 - 1270 Richard FitzRoy 84 84 BET 1135 AND 1155 - >1203 Duncan MacDuff Duncan (MacDuff?), Earl of Fife, son and heir (of Duncan), Justiciar of Scotland; one of the nobles who, in 1174, agreed to the convention at Falaise with Henry II, King of England.  He m. at Edinburgh, in 1159-60, Ada, or Ela, said to be niece of Malcolm IV.  He d. 1203, after July.  (Complete Peerage V:373)
 1163 - BEF JAN 1210/11 Henry of Atholl ~1130 - <1198 Malcolm II of Atholl 68 68 ~1074 - ~1155 Uchtres of Tynedale 81 81 ~1100 - ~1160 Bethoc of Scotland 60 60 BET 1166 AND 1176 - >1232 Margaret LNU 1167 - 1216 John "Soft Sword" 48 48 King John "Lackland" Plantagenet of England
Born: 24-Dec-1166
Died: 18-Oct-1216   

Occupation: 15th Duke Normany
King of England

Comments: Birth: 24 DEC 1166 in Kings Manor House,Oxford,Oxfordshire,England
Death: 18 OCT 1216 in ENG
Burial: Abt 20 OCT 1216 ,Worcester,,ENG 

"Too late to be known as John the first, he's sure to be known as John the worst."

John and Magna Carta

John (reigned 1199-1216) was an able administrator interested in law and
government but he neither trusted others nor was trusted by them. Heavy
taxation, disputes with the Church (John was excommunicated by the Pope
in 1209) and unsuccessful attempts to recover his French possessions ma
him unpopular. Many of his barons rebelled and in June 1215 they forced
the King to sign a peace treaty accepting their reforms.

This treaty, later known as Magna Carta, limited royal powers, defined
feudal obligations between the King and the barons, and guaranteed a
number of rights. The most influential clauses concerned the freedom of
the Church; the redress of grievances of owners and tenants of land; the
need to consult the Great Council of the Realm so as to prevent unjust
taxation; mercantile and trading relationships; regulation of the
machinery of justice so that justice be denied to no one; and the
requirement to control the behaviour of royal officials. The most
important clauses established the basis of habeas corpus ('you have the
body'), i.e. that no one shall be imprisoned except by due process of
law, and that 'to no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay
right or justice'.

The Charter also established a council of barons who were to ensure that
the Sovereign observed the Charter, with the right to wage war on him if
he did not. Magna Carta was the first formal document insisting that the
Sovereign was as much under the rule of law as his people; and that the
rights of individuals were to be upheld even against the wishes of the
sovereign. As a source of fundamental constitutional principles, Magna
Carta came to be seen as an important definition of aspects of English
law, and in later centuries as the basis of the liberties of the English
people.

As a peace treaty Magna Carta was a failure and the rebels invited Louis
of France to become their king. When John died in 1216 England was in t
grip of civil war.

Marriage 1 M (Concubine 5) WARRENE

Marriage 2 Agatha DE FERRERS b: ABT 1168 in Of, Charltey, Staffordshire, England
Children
Joan PLANTAGENET b: ABT 1186

Marriage 3 Clemence DAUNTSEY b: ABT 1162 in (Unknown), England

Marriage 4 Agatha FERRERS
Children
Joan of ENGLAND b: ABT 1188

Marriage 5 Isabel FITZROBERT
Married: 29 Aug 1189
Divorced: 1200
Divorced:

Marriage 6 Isabella TAILLEFER of Angouleme b: ABT 1180 in Angouleme, France
Married: 24 Aug 1200 in Bordeaux, France
Children
Henry III King of England b: 10 Oct 1206 in Winchester
Joan PLANTAGENET b: 22 Jul 1210
Eleanor PLANTAGENET b: 1215 in Westminster, Hampshire
Richard PLANTAGENET , Duke of Cornwall b: 5 Jan 1208/09 in
Marriage 7 Isabella DE TAILLEFER b: ABT 1188 in of, Angouleme, Charente, France
Married: 26 Aug 1200 in Bordeaux, Gironde, France 1
Children
HENRY III PLANTAGENET , King of England b: 1 Oct 1207 in Winchester, Hampshire, England
Richard PLANTAGENET , Prince of England b: 5 Jan 1208/09 in Winchester, Hampshire, England
Joane PLANTAGENET , Princess of England b: 22 Jul 1210 in Coucy, Alsne, France
Isabel PLANTAGENET , Princess of England b: 1214 in of, Winchester, Hampshire, England
Eleanor PLANTAGENET , Princess of England b: 1215 in Winchester, Hampshire, England

King John "Lackland"'s Family

Spouse: Isabella Taillefer of Angouleme (Married)
Children: King Henry III of England

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Parents: King Henry II "Curt Mantel" of England, Eleanor of Aquitaine

Siblings:
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John had at least 12 illegitimate children.

John was the 5th son of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine and was always his father's favorite son.
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Required to sign the Magna Carta on June 15, 1215.

Angevin
 1133 - 1189 Henry II "FitzEmpress" Plantagenet 56 56 Henry II was the first in a long line of 14 Plantagent kings, stretching from Henry II's accession through to Richard III's death in 1485.  Within that line, however, four distinct Royal Houses can be identified:  Angevin, Plantagenet, Lancaster and York.  Henry II was the first Angevin (from Anjou) kings.
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Henry II, first of the Angevin kings, was one of the most effective of all England's monarchs.  He came to the throne amid the anarchy of Stephen's reign and promptly collared his errant barons.  He refined Norman government and created a capable, self-standing bureaucracy.  His energy was equaled only by his ambition and intelligence.  Henry survived wars, rebellion, and controversy to successfully rule one of the Middle Ages' most powerful kingdoms.

Henry was raised in the French province of Anjou and first visited England in 1142 to defend his mother's claim to the disputed throne of Stephen.  His continental possessions were already vast before his coronation; He acquired Normandy and Anjou upon the death of his father in Sept 1151 and his French holdings more than doubled with his marriage to Eleanor of Aquitain (ex-wife of King louis VII of France).  In accordance with the Treaty of Wallingford, a succession agreement signed by Stephen and Matilda in 1153, Henry was crowned in Oct 1154.  The continental empire ruled by Henry and his sons included the French counties of Brittany, Maine, Poitou, Touraine, Gascony, Anjou, Aquitaine and Normandy.  Henry was technically a feudal vassal of the King of France but, in reality, owned more territory and was more powerful than his French lord.  Although King John (Henry's son) lost most of the English holdings in France, English kings laid claim to the French throne until the fifteenth century.  Henry also extended his territory in the British Isles in two significant ways.  First he retrieved Cumbria and Northumbria from malcolm IV of Scotland and settled the Anglo-Scot border in the North.  Secondly, although his success with Welsh campaigns was limited, Henry invaded Ireland and secured an English presence on the island.

SOURCES:
http://xenophongroup.com/montjoie/fontevra.htm


 1122 - 1204 Eleanor d'Aquitaine et Poitou 82 82 Crusader!

SOURCES:
http://xenophongroup.com/montjoie/fontevra.htm 1113 - 1151 Geoffrey V "le Bon" Plantagenet 38 38 King Henry I of England, in despair over the loss of his son, William, duke of Normandy, who was drowned in the sinking of a ship off the coast of France, sought the aid of Geoffrey Plantagent, one of the most powerful princes of France, a noble person, with "elegant and courtly manners and a reputation for gallantry in the field".  Approving the marriage of his daughter Matilda with Geoffrey, King Henry personally invested him with Knighthood, and expressed the hope that all Englishmen would give them full allegiance.  The Barons took the oath to uphold the succession of Matilda and Geoffrey and their children after them.  Thus Geoffrey heads the line of English Kings which bear his Plantagenet name.  The friends of Geoffrey were unaware that their playful nickname for him of Plantagenet would live through the years.  The story is told that while disguised in battle and to make himself known to his followers, he leaned from his horse and grasped a sprig of "plante de genet", the common broom corn, and thrust it in his helmet.  Thus he derived his popular title.  As eldest son of Fulk V, King of Jerusalem, and his wife, Ermengarde, daughter of Helias, Count of Maine, Geoffrey was of the House of Angevin Kings, which had been prominent for three centuries.  (www.womacknet.net/plantagenet.htm)
 1167 - UNKNOWN Suzanne Plantagenet De Warrenne 1129 - 1202 Hameline Plantagenet 73 73 ~1137 - 1203 Isabella De Warrenne 66 66 BET 1090 AND 1097 - 1126 Ermengarde or Ermentrude du Maine BET 1060 AND 1062 - 1110 Helie I de la Fleche D. 1097 Matilda of Chateau Du Loire BET 937 AND 949 - 3 APR 995 Guillaume IV "Ironarm" de Aquitaine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 945 AND 951 - 1004 Emma Capet www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1090 AND 1092 - 1143 Fulk of Jerusalem Fulk of Anjou, king of Jerusalem (1092-1143), was the son of Fulk IV, count of Anjou, and his wife Bertrada (who ultimately deserted her husband and became the mistress of Philip I of France).

He became count of Anjou (as Fulk V) in 1109. He was originally an opponent of Henry I of England and a supporter of Louis VI of France, but in 1127 he allied with Henry when Henry arranged for his daughter Matilda to marry Fulk's son Geoffrey Plantagenet.

Fulk visited the Holy Land in 1120, and become a close friend of the Templars. After his return he began to subsidize the Templars and also maintained two knights in the Holy Land for a year. In 1128 he was preparing to return to the East when he received an embassy from King Baldwin II of Jerusalem who had no male heir to succeed him. Baldwin arranged for Fulk to marry his daughter Melisende, which would allow Fulk to succeed Baldwin as king. Fulk accepted the offer and in 1129 he and Melisende were married, with the towns of Acre and Tyre as her dowry.

In 1131 Fulk became king of Jerusalem when Baldwin II died. The kingdom under Fulk was prosperous, and at the beginning of his reign he also acted as regent of the Principality of Antioch. As regent he had Raymund of Poitou marry the infant Constance of Antioch, daughter of Bohemund II. However, the greatest concern during Fulk's reign was the rise of atabeg Zengi of Mosul.

In 1137 Fulk was defeated near Barin. Fulk then allied with the vizier of Damascus, who was also threatened by Zengi, and was able to capture the fort of Banias, to the north of Lake Tiberias. Fulk also strengthened the kingdom to the south. His butler Paganus built the fortress of Kerak to the south of the Dead Sea, and to help give the kingdom access to the Red Sea, Fulk had Blanche Garde and other forts built in the south-west to overpower the Egyptian fortress at Ascalon.

In 1137 and 1142, Byzantine emperor John II Comnenus arrived in Syria attempting to impose Byzantine control over the Crusader States. John's arrival was ignored by Fulk, who declined an invitation to meet John in Jerusalem. Fulk died in 1143, leaving two sons who both became kings, as Baldwin III and Amalric I.

William of Tyre described Fulk as a capable soldier and politician, who defended both the kingdom and the church, reflecting the policies of his predecessors Baldwin I and Baldwin II. William felt that the major fault of Fulk's reign was his inattention to the defense of the states to the north against the invasions of Zengi, which culminated in the fall of the County of Edessa in 1143.
(http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Fulk_of_Jerusalem)  ~1043 - 1109 Foulques "The Brawler" Rechin d'Anjou 66 66 BET 1059 AND 1060 - 14 FEB 1116/17 Bertrada De Montfort- l'Amaury Ultimately deserted her husband and became the mistress of Philip I of France.
 ~1004 - 1046 Geoffroy II "Ferreol" Gatinais 42 42 Her husband was not count Aubri, nor was he a double-named Aubri-Geoffroy.  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen001.htm

Was Geoffrey actually the son of Bouchard, Comte de Gatinais?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1018 - 18 MAR 1075/76 Irmegard De Anjou Married to count Geoffroy of Gâtinais, she was a widow by late 1045 or early 1046 when her mother Hildegarde departed for the Holy Land [Halphen (1906), 293 (act #169); Guillot (1972), 1: 102, n. 453; 2: 159 (act C 242)]. She then became the second wife of duke Robert I of Burgundy, probably not long afterward (since her daughter by that marriage was married in 1067), and died on the same day as her husband, 18 March 1076. As heiress of her brother Geoffroy II Martel, count of Anjou, Ermengarde carried the Angevin possessions to her sons Geoffroy III "le Barbu" and Foulques IV "le Rechin".
The obituary of Molème gives 18 March (XV kal. Apr.) as the death date of both Robert and his wife Ermengarde ["XV kal. aprilis, obiit Robertus, dux Burgundie, et Ermentrudis, uxor ejus." Obituaire de Molème, in Petit (1894), 386].
See, e.g., Poupardin (1900), 206-8, and the Chronicle of Foulque le Réchin [see Halphen (1906), 11; Watson (1945), 2], which state that Ermengarde was a daughter of Foulque III "Nerra", sister of Geoffroy II "Martel", wife of count Geoffroy of Château-Landon, and mother of Geoffroy III and Foulques IV. The several twelfth century sources which erroneously make count Aubri the father of Geoffroy III and Foulques IV either do not provide a name for the wife (all but one) or call her Adela, apparently confusing her with her half-sister [see Watson (1945), 1-2, giving quotes from these sources], but still agree that she was a daughter of Foulques III.

http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen001.htm

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1025 - 1087 Simon I de Montfort l'Amauri 62 62 BET 1038 AND 1048 - UNKNOWN Agnes D'Evereaux ~1280 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Saxony Wittenberg BET 1198 AND 1201 - BET DEC 1266 AND 1267 Beatrice De Savoia 1099 - 1137 William of Poitou 38 38 >1080 - 1118 Philippa of Toulouse 38 38 ~1040 - 1094 William IV of Toulouse 54 54 1058 - ~1080 Emma de Burgo de Mortaigne 22 22 Ancestry - James Griffiths 1054 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Mortaigne BET 990 AND 1000 - BET 1060 AND 1061 Pons of Toulouse 1071 - 10 FEB 1125/26 William VII of Poitou BET 1021 AND 1026 - 1086 William VI of Poitiers BET 1030 AND 1050 - >1104 Hildegarde of Burgundy The Saint-Aubin genealogies show that Ermengarde's daughter Hildegarde was "de altero patre" and "filia Roberti ducis fratris Henrici regis" [Poupardin (1900), 206], and chart the consanguinity between Ermengarde and Robert's brother king Henri (I) of France. Having been married earlier to Hélie de Semur, whom he set aside, duke R[obert] of the Burgundians was mentioned (along with a count Thibaut) in a letter from abbot Jean I of Fécamp to pope Leo IX as having entered into a consanguineous marriage, and this is presumably a reference to his marriage with Ermengarde ["... Fabula autem haec subsannationis veritur de Tedbaldo comite et Burgundiorum infrunito duce R., qui, transgressores pontificaium decretorum, fas nefasque confundunt, qui abdicatis legitimi thori connubiis, volutantur in inhonestis et consanguinitate foedatis thalamis. ..." PL 143: 797-800]. 
Maxentii Pictavensis, Marchegay & Mabille (1869), 408; Annales de Saint-Florent, Halphen (1903), 119], count of Poitou and duke of Aquitaine.
Hildegarde appears with the variant name Audearde (Aldeardis) as a daughter of Robert of Burgundy in a record of her marriage to count Guy-Geoffroy of Poitou ["Per haec tempora duxit uxorem Guido comes Aldeardim, filiam Roberti ducis Burgundiae et neptam Ainrici regis Francorum, relicta Matode supradicta", Chronicon Sancti Maxentii Pictavensis, s.a. 1067, Marchegay & Mabille (1869), 404 (Mateode was Gui-Geoffroy's first wife, ibid., 400)]. This is confirmed by a charter of 9 June × 9 September 1080, which mentions countess Hildegarde of Poitou, sister of count Foulques [Act C 321(c), Guillot (1972), 2: 202-3].

http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen001.htm BET 1016 AND 1027 - ~1109 Ella Ermengarde (Helie) Semur BET 969 AND 975 - 31 JAN 1029/30 William V of Aquitaine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. ~0934 Eubalus ~0910 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde De Chalon BET 917 AND 932 - AFT 14 OCT 962 Adela of Normandy Were her parents Rollo (Hrolf) and Poppa de Bayeux? www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 885 AND 900 - 17 DEC 942 William I of Normandy It is said that William flirted with the idea of becoming a monk before he was declared heir to Rollo. 

Murdered by the Count of Flanders.

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1008 - 1035 Robert I of Normandy 27 27 <1503 - UNKNOWN George Home ~1014 - 1052 Hugues II de Ponthieu 38 38 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0990 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Jumieges >0986 - 1015 Hugues Des Plantard 29 29 BET 1103 AND 1105 - >1130 Eleanor Rochefoucauld BET 1075 AND 1077 - 1151 Aimery I Chatellerault 1079 - >1119 Dangereuse De L'Isle 40 40 ~1118 - 19 JAN 1147/48 William III De Warrenne BET 1120 AND 1124 - 1174 Adele Talvas De Montgomery 1084 - 1171 William Talvas Montgomery Despencer 87 87 BET 1050 AND 1052 - ~1132 Robert De Alencon 1066 - >1100 Agnes De Ponthieu 34 34 1022 - 1094 Roger De Mongomerie 72 72 ~1025 - 1079 Mabel De Talvas De Belleme 54 54 1080 - 23 FEB 1141/42 Alix Alixalade Helie Burgogne D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey I of Leuven BET 1060 AND 1065 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Sibylle Maude of Burgundy ~1178 - 1205 Foubert De Douvres 27 27 BET 1180 AND 1184 - 1233 Isabel De Briwere ~1167 - UNKNOWN Humphrey De Berkeley D. UNKNOWN Agatha LNU 1139 - UNKNOWN Theobald De Berkeley ~1140 - UNKNOWN Unknown 1115 - UNKNOWN John De Berkeley ~1069 - 1136 Alexander II De Berkeley 67 67 ~1040 - >1093 Viscount of Dursley 53 53 BET 1480 AND 1485 - 1540 Nicholas Sotherton Served as Alderman for Norwich. 1530 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldrich 1540 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Aldrich 1548 - UNKNOWN Hester Aldrich ~1050 - UNKNOWN Helissende d'Avranches ~1043 - UNKNOWN Judith (Le Goz) Avranches Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 1045 AND 1055 - UNKNOWN Albreda d'Avranches ~1060 - UNKNOWN Beatrice Goz d'Avranches ~1050 - UNKNOWN Maud or Matilda d'Avranches ~1055 - UNKNOWN Isabel Lupus Avranches BET 1090 AND 1095 - 1138 Earl of Dunbar ~1094 - UNKNOWN Derdere BET 1140 AND 1152 - UNKNOWN Adam of Angus BET 1145 AND 1156 - UNKNOWN Gilbert of Angus ~1158 - UNKNOWN William of Angus ~1125 - UNKNOWN Lord Morpeth ~1155 - UNKNOWN Roger De Merlay BET 975 AND 980 - 1044 Omfroi De Vielles ~0984 - 1045 Aubreye De La Haye 61 61 The Forest of Brotonne "located in the last loop of the Seine", is south of the Seine in Normandy, which is mostly the Department of Eure, but the Department of Seine-Maritime (anciently named Seine-Inferieure) crosses the Seine to include this land south of the loop.
 ~1046 - ~1119 Henry of Warwick De Beaumont 73 73 ~1047 - UNKNOWN William De Beaumont BET 1049 AND 1050 - 1112 Aubreye De Beaumont ~1020 - <1066 Robert Beaumont 46 46 ~1020 - UNKNOWN William De Vielles ~1022 - UNKNOWN Dunelme De Vielles ? 0990 - 1069 Waleran De Beaumont 79 79 0994 - UNKNOWN Oda De Conteville ~1237 - 1314 Hugo (Hugh) Gifford 77 77 ~1278 - UNKNOWN David Gray ~1280 - UNKNOWN Thomas Gray D. UNKNOWN John Pain D. UNKNOWN Thomas York D. UNKNOWN James York ~1297 - UNKNOWN Sir Knight ~1299 - UNKNOWN Thomas Gordon ~1050 - 10 MAR 1106/07 Robert FitzHamon 1060 - 1094 Sibyl De Montgomery 34 34 1022 - 1094 Robert "The Great" of Montgomery 72 72 ~1117 - 1189 Maud FitzRoy of Gloucester 72 72 D. 1179 Roger D. UNKNOWN Philip D. 1175 Richard ~1147 - 1191 Mabel FitzRobert 44 44 BET 1158 AND 1172 - 1217 Countess of Gloucester ~1151 - UNKNOWN Amauri De Montfort D. 1213 Amauri De Montfort D. UNKNOWN Maud De Clare JAN 1208/09 - 1272 Richard of England Joined the Sixth Crusade in 1240.

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall) 1220 - UNKNOWN Amice De Clare 1222 - 1262 Richard De Clare 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Agnes De Clare 1228 - UNKNOWN William De Clare 1229 - UNKNOWN Gilbert De Clare D. UNKNOWN Earl of Devon ~1176 - 1211 William De Braose 35 35 Captured by royal forces in pursuit of his father; held to have been starved to death (together with his mother) by the order of King John.
 1152 - 1211 William III de Braose 59 59 The name of de Braose is variously spelled as de Briouse, de Breos, and de Briouze.
 ~1177 - 1215 Giles De Braose 38 38 1197 - UNKNOWN Lord of Bramber and Gower D. UNKNOWN Giles De Braose D. 1213 Geoffrey FitzPiers D. 23 FEB 1214/15 Geoffrey de Mandeville D. <1243 Hubert De Burgh D. 1197 Beatrix De Say ~1100 - 1153 Ranulph De Meschines 53 53 ~1032 - 1100 Hamo Dapifer Crevecouer 68 68 1070 - ~1136 Lucia of Mercia 66 66 She paid 500 marks to King Henry in 1130 (after the death of her husband, Ranulph) for license to remain unmarried for 5 years.

The Countess Lucy confirmed, as his widow, Ranulph's grant of the Manor of Spalding to the monks of that place.  


1147 - 1181 Hugh Kevelioc of Chester 34 34 SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney BET 1154 AND 1155 - 1227 Bertrade De Montfort SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney 1117 - 13 MAR 1180/81 Simon III Chauve de Montfort ~1126 - ~1164 Maud 38 38 D. UNKNOWN Orlaith MacMurrough ~1172 - 1232 Earl of Chester and Lincoln 60 60 D. UNKNOWN Mabel of Chester D. 1247 Agnes of Chester D. >1232 Countess of Lincoln Her inheritance include the castle and manor of Bolingbroke.
 D. UNKNOWN Domnall Mor 1143 - 1214 William of Scotland 71 71 BET 1114 AND 1115 - 1152 Henry Stewart BET 1117 AND 1120 - BET 1166 AND 1178 Ada of Surrey 1197 - 6 JAN 1227/28 Princess of Scotland Her maritagium probably included lands in Harringworth, Northamptonshire. ~1192 - BEF 20 MAR 1250/51 Isabel of Scotland D. 1241 Ada of Scotland 1207 - 1237 John of Scotland 30 30 D. 1237 Maud of Scotland ~1162 - 1201 Constance of Brittany 39 39 D. 1171 Duke of Brittany 1150 - 1201 Margaret of Huntingdon 51 51 D. 1252 Clemence De Fougeres D. 1187 Guillaume De Fougeres D. UNKNOWN Agatha De Hummet D. ABT 1 FEB 1220/21 William d'Aubigny Embarked on the Crusage of 1218; fought at the siege of Damietta Nov 1219.  Died en route home in Italy, near Rome
 D. 1241 Maud d'Aubigny D. 1240 Isabel d'Aubigny D. 1243 Earl of Arundel D. 1254 Nicole d'Aubigny D. UNKNOWN Cecily d'Aubigny D. UNKNOWN Robert De Tateshal D. UNKNOWN John FitzAlan of Clun D. UNKNOWN Roger De Somery D. UNKNOWN Roger de Mohaut D. 1247 Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and Derby D. UNKNOWN Robert De Ferrers D. 1190 Earl of Derby D. 1219 Sibyl De Braose 1193 - MAR 1253/54 5th Earl of Derby D. 1266 Bertha De Ferrers 1216 - UNKNOWN Sibyl De Ferrers D. UNKNOWN Hugh De Ferrers D. UNKNOWN Thomas de Furnival D. UNKNOWN John De Vipont or De Vieuxpont D. 1217 Robert De Quincy D. 1266 Countess of Lincoln D. UNKNOWN John De Lacy D. UNKNOWN Isaac Seay D. UNKNOWN Jacob Seay D. UNKNOWN Abraham Jr. Seay Posted by: Vi (Seay) McAllister (ID *****1529) Date: November 20, 2003 at 15:27:01
In Reply to: Abraham Seay's 1772 Will by beth masters  of 2506 


Here is what I have on the Abraham Seay Wills:

Albemarle County, Va., Will Book 2 Pg. 288 (Will of Abraham Seay II)
In the Name of God Amen, I ABRAHAM SEAY of Albemarle County being in perfect health and Sound sense and memory but Calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory world and that all flesh must yield when it pleaseth God to Call, therefore I do make this my last Will and Testament and desire it may be received by all persons as such. Imprimus, I give my soul to Almighty God who gave it to me and my body to the Earth from whence it was taken, to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named in Sure and Certain hopes of the Resurrection at the last day and as touching my worldly Estate, or what it is pleased God to bless me With, I give and dispose of it as followeth, to witt:

Item: I give and bequeath to my son JOHN SEAY all that part of the tract of Land whereon I live on the South side Crooks Creek above the mouth of Timber tree branch to him and his heirs forever.

Item: I give and bequeath to my son AUSTIN SEAY all that part of the tract of Land whereon I now live below the mouth of Timber tree branch and all on the north side of the Said Creek with all the

Improvements thereto belonging to him and his heirs forever, and if it should please God that either of my two mentioned sons should die Without heir my Will and desire is that his part of the Said Land shall fall to my son Abraham Seay, Jun.

And my will and desire is that all my Lands and Chattles Continue and Remain in the possession my dearly beloved wife AMY SEAY during her Natural Life, and after her decease all my stocks of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc. with my Household furniture to be equally divided amongst my three sons, viz: ABRAHAM SEAY, JOHN SEAY and AUSTIN SEAY, at the discretion of My dearly beloved wife AMY SEAY and my son ABRAHAM SEAY, JUN. Whom I appoint as Executrix and executor of this my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and Seal this twentieth day of September In the year of Our Lord Christ 1761.                                                                                                                                                                                              his
                                                                                    Signed: ABRAHAM                             X SEAY (L.S.)
                      ( mark)
Wit:              Cabell Stone
                     Elijah Stone
                     Benjamin X Wright
                             (his mark)

Pg 289, Will Book 2, Albemarle County, Virginia
I, ABRAHAM SEAY having by God's mercy Continued in life to this day and being under great Weakness of body but of perfect mind and memory, and now find it will be Convenient to make a Schedule to the above Will Which I now ratify and Confirm except in Some few particulars herein afterwards to be mentioned, I give to my Son STEPHEN SEAY five shillings Current money and also to my son ABRAHAM SEAY five shillings. I give to my son JOHN SEAY his first choice of my feather beds, I also give to my son AUSTIN SEAY the next Choice of my beds, I likewise give to my son AUSTIN SEAY my young Sorrel mare, I give to my Daughter ALLY SEAY fifty Shillings, I also give my Daughter ANN SEAY One Cow and Calf. I also give to my daughter SUSANNAH SEAY one cow and calf.

All the Rest of my Estate personal I desire may be ( at the death of my Wife) equally divided between my sons JOHN SEAY and AUSTIN SEAY but these my last Legacies given in this Schedule is to remain in the use of My loving Wife till her death as mentioned in my will above.

I likewise desire it may be noted, and it is my desire, that Whereas I made my son ABRAHAM SEAY Joint Legatee with my sons JOHN and AUSTIN in a former Clause of this my Last Will and Testament written in the year of Our Lord 1761, since which he has married and gone from me and I've already given him a full proportion, and my Will and desire is that he shall have no more of my Estate than what is mentioned in this Last part of my Will and Testament and I also desire that Instead of my son ABRAHAM SEAY I do appoint my son JOHN SEAY With my loving wife AMY SEAY Executrix and Executor to this my Last Will and Testament.

In Witness whereof I hereunto again affix my hand and Seal this twenty-third day of September in the Year of Our Lord 1771.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 ( his)
                                                               Signed: ABRAHAM X SEAY (L.S.)
                             (mark)

Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of us----
Elias Willis
Thomas Clements (his mark)
Elijah Stone
Martin Key, Sr.

At Albemarle August Court 1772, This last Will & Testament of Abraham Seay dec'd was presented in Court & proved by the Oath of Elijah Stone & Martin Key, witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded.
                                                                                                                       Test:       Tucker Woodson, D.C. 1780 - UNKNOWN Ruth Camp ~1826 - UNKNOWN John Patterson ~1830 - UNKNOWN Martha Patterson ~1839 - UNKNOWN Margaret Patterson D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Anne "Anna" E. Simmons D. UNKNOWN Frances Simmons 1758 - UNKNOWN James Jr. Simmons 1764 - UNKNOWN John Simmons 1770 - UNKNOWN Richard Simmons <1773 - UNKNOWN Christianna Simmons 1773 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth W. Simmons 1777 - 1850 Charles Simmons 73 73 1779 - UNKNOWN Nancy Simmons 1785 - UNKNOWN Moses Simmons 1787 - UNKNOWN Elisha Simmons 1789 - UNKNOWN Sarah Sally Simmons 1790 - UNKNOWN Joshua Simmons D. UNKNOWN Dedemia LNU D. UNKNOWN Holman Simmons D. UNKNOWN James Simmons D. UNKNOWN Moses Simmons D. UNKNOWN Susanah Simmons D. UNKNOWN John L. Richardson D. UNKNOWN FNU Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Spencer Breedlove D. UNKNOWN John Breedlove D. UNKNOWN James Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Charles Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Betsy Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Braxton Smith D. UNKNOWN Sally Breedlove D. UNKNOWN Thompson White D. UNKNOWN Mary Ann Breedlove D. UNKNOWN David Webster D. UNKNOWN Lewis Peeples D. UNKNOWN Minor Lipscombe D. UNKNOWN Thomas Shields D. UNKNOWN Samuel Morris D. UNKNOWN Henry Shields D. UNKNOWN FNU Morris D. UNKNOWN John Morris D. UNKNOWN Henry Morris D. UNKNOWN William Morris D. UNKNOWN Rhoda Morris D. UNKNOWN Richard Allen D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morris D. UNKNOWN Lewis Jones D. UNKNOWN Christianna Morris D. UNKNOWN David Wade D. UNKNOWN FNU Thompson D. UNKNOWN Benajar Thompson D. UNKNOWN Christianna Thompson D. UNKNOWN James Kincade D. UNKNOWN Thomas H Thompson D. UNKNOWN Sarah Woodson D. UNKNOWN Mary Woodson D. UNKNOWN Judith Woodson 1570 - UNKNOWN Isaac Winston <1595 - UNKNOWN Mary Dabney D. UNKNOWN Anthony Winston 1700 - UNKNOWN John Herbert Crowder 1710 - UNKNOWN Mary ~1670 - UNKNOWN Bartholomew C. (I) Crowder BET 1674 AND 1675 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Herbert D. UNKNOWN John Herbert 1619 - 1689 Henry Crowder 70 70 D. 1628 Hugh Crowder ~1765 - UNKNOWN Drury Willis D. UNKNOWN William Willis ~1750 - UNKNOWN Nancy Anne Willis ~1753 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Anne Willis ~1754 - UNKNOWN Sherwood Willis ~1756 - UNKNOWN John Willis ~1758 - UNKNOWN Sterling Willis ~1758 - UNKNOWN Sarah Willis ~1764 - UNKNOWN Edward Willis ~1756 - UNKNOWN Thomas Willis 1600 - ~1677 Colonel 77 77 1557 - 1607 Thomas Cleybourne 50 50 ~1570 - 1607 Sarah Smith 37 37 1610 - ~1676 Jane Elizabeth Butler 66 66 ~1585 - UNKNOWN John Boteler ~1576 - UNKNOWN Jane Elliott ~1715 - UNKNOWN Charles Rice 1744 - 1848 Robert Evans 104 104 ~1750 - ~1863 Sarah Hetty May 113 113 "Not sure of source of information...
"Hetty Mae Evans and she was the 2nd wife of Robert...."  from Doyle Baker info(doylebaker58@@aol.com) at Ancestry.com 1823 - UNKNOWN Cynthia Perry Young 1847 - UNKNOWN Matilda Jane Evans 1849 - UNKNOWN James Franklin Evans 1852 - UNKNOWN Willis Granbury Evans ~1853 - UNKNOWN John Evans ~1820 - UNKNOWN Jane "Jincia" Young 1842 - UNKNOWN Jefferson C. Evans D. UNKNOWN Evan Evans 1723 - UNKNOWN John May 1727 - UNKNOWN Mary Stafford D. UNKNOWN Mary Evans D. UNKNOWN Sarah Evans 1777 - UNKNOWN Ruth Evans 1788 - UNKNOWN Jabez Evans 1794 - UNKNOWN Margaret Evans 1790 - UNKNOWN Solomon Sol Evans ~1781 - UNKNOWN William Evans ~1663 - UNKNOWN Thomas Wingo ~1668 - 1726 Ann Taylor 58 58 Ann may have been previously married to John Doss who died 17 Sept 168

Ann's maiden name may have been Taylor. ~1730 - UNKNOWN James Wingo BET 1719 AND 1734 - UNKNOWN William Wingo BET 1724 AND 1734 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Wingo BET 1726 AND 1734 - UNKNOWN Mary Stuart Wingo BET 1728 AND 1734 - UNKNOWN Susannah Savannah Wingo ~1706 - UNKNOWN James Rucker ~1697 - UNKNOWN Margaret Rucker ~1700 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Rucker ~1702 - UNKNOWN Mary Rucker 1680 - UNKNOWN John Rucker BET 1685 AND 1690 - UNKNOWN Ephraim Rucker BET 1685 AND 1703 - UNKNOWN Peter Rucker BET 1683 AND 1705 - UNKNOWN Thomas Rucker BET 1700 AND 1722 - UNKNOWN Ann Rucker D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Coghill ~1640 - 1681 Ambrose Levi Rucker 41 41 1642 - 1666 Elizabeth Anne Beaucamp 24 24 1607 - 1661 Johann Rucker 54 54 1610 - 1666 Isabella 56 56 1577 - UNKNOWN William Conrad Rucker 1579 - UNKNOWN Catherine Margaret 1549 - UNKNOWN Hans Conrad Rucker 1551 - UNKNOWN Hilda Maria 1517 - UNKNOWN Conrad Heinz Levi Rucker 1520 - UNKNOWN Margaret Elizabeth 1488 - UNKNOWN William Georg Rucker 1489 - UNKNOWN Victoria 1456 - UNKNOWN Richard Conrad Rucker 1459 - UNKNOWN Isabella Marie 1423 - UNKNOWN Richard Levi Rucker 1426 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Maria Malschuer 1400 - UNKNOWN Albert Henry Levi Rucker 1405 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth 1365 - UNKNOWN Albert Levi Rucker 1360 - UNKNOWN Catherine 1340 - UNKNOWN Helschmetz Heintz Rucker 1302 - UNKNOWN Friedrick Schmetz Rucker ~1645 - UNKNOWN Edward Fielding ~1604 - UNKNOWN Rogers Fielding ~1604 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Neale 1580 - UNKNOWN Basil Fielding 1585 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ashton ~1654 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1554 - UNKNOWN William Fielding ~1558 - UNKNOWN Dorothy Lane ~1559 - UNKNOWN Walter Ashton BET 1640 AND 1641 - BET 1689 AND 1690 John Lewis Was John's mother Johane or Isabelle?
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Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/J. H. Garner
Ancestry/Robbie Burnett
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Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
Lewis, Edwd., 1653, by Mr. John Lewis, Gloucester Co.
Lewis, Wm., 1653, by Mr. John Lewis, Gloucester Co.
Lewis, John, Jr., 1653, by Mr. John Lewis, Gloucester Co.
Lewis, Lidia, 1653, by Mr. John Lewis, Gloucester Co.
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He emigrated to the American colonies approximately 1655, a few years
after his father had done so. According to family legend he resided
in Wales with the Mostyn family of Denbighshire for a time before
emigrating. That John Lewis was in America in 1658 can be shown by
the York County records of October 8, 1658 and that he was head right
of Col. George Reade on March 1657/58. He would have been 18 years
old at the time and seemingly attached himself to the adventures of
his uncle, Major William Lewis, since they seem to have followed the
same paths and been closely related. Major William Lewis, it is
reported, never married and at his death (which exact date cannot be
determined), Major John Lewis was the beneficiary of his estate.
Chemokins plantation would thus be in his possession, although there
is nothing to suggest that he resided there as a permanent resident.
There seems no doubt that he maintained it on an absentee-landlord
basis, operating the plantation by means of overseers and managers and
a gang of slave labor. Several of his sons, when they reached an age
where they could act as overseers, resided there. Major John Lewis
made his principal residence on the property north of Poropotanke
Creek that he would have inherited from his father, Col. John Lewis,
and probably resided there also in a separate dwelling during his
father's later years. This would have been in New Kent County until
1692 and then in King and Queen County. He apparently received his
rank of Major for his service in the New Kent County Militia and
possibly at the Indian raid against the Indian town of Chymocans in
1644.
Jefferson-Washington-Smith-Lewis-Houston-Decker
Major John Lewis / Isabella Miller
b. abt 1635 - bef 1690 / 1640 - abt 1703
m. 1666 in New Kent Co., Va
Major John Lewis
Captain of Horse in New Kent County, Va. where he owned estates in 1680.
Member of the House of Burgesses
Justice
John Lewis, Junr. patent dated December 29, 1655: 250 acres in Gloucester County beginning at main swamp of Poropotank Creek running down same fr om land of Colonel Richard Lee to Beech Spring fork then up to lands of s aid Lee and by his land to the place of beginning. (Virginia Land Patents , Book No. 4, page 9 and on page 6 of original Books 4 and 5 bound togeth er).
mouth of a great branch next below the said Lewis' plantation by Old Woma ns Poynt.
Increased his father's tract in 1660s and built a grist mill
When his brother William died about 1660 he inherited Chemokins in New Ke nt Co., (later K&Q) Va.
John Lewis; patent dated Nov 3, 1663: 1700 acres at head of Poropotank Cr eek on both sides (lands were in both Gloucester and New Kent counties) B ook No. 5, page 229.
John Lewis; patent dated Aug. 16, 1667; 2600 acres in Gloucester and Ne w Kent Couties being upon both sides Poropotank Swamp beginning at the mo uth of a great branch next below the said Lewis' plantation by Old Woman s Poynt.
On Feb 25, 1673-4, Lt. Col. John Smith, Mr. John Buckner, Mr., Philip Lig htfoot, Mr. Thomas Royston, and Mr. John Lewis received a patent for 10,0 50 acres on north side Mattapony River in New Kent Co.(later K&Q).
In 1676 John Lewis lived not far from the home of Maj. Thomas Pate, whic h was in Gloucester Co., where Nathaniel Bacon and his followers were enc amped. Lewis suffered great losses in stock and goods at the hands of Bac on's troops. Thomas Pate's home was about 2 miles away across Poropotan k Creek.
In 1677 a Major Lewis was credited with paying the parish of Petsworth i n Gloucester County 500 lbs. tobacco 8 br. 4th. 1677.
In November 1678 Coll Lewis was paid for a lock to the church door.
Father: John LEWIS b: 22 FEB 1591 in Monmouthshire,Wales,England
Mother: Margaret (Lydia?) PERKINS b: Abt 1600 in Wales
Marriage 1 Isabella MILLER b: 24 AUG 1640 in Gloucester,VA.
Married: Abt 1660 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Children
John LEWIS b: 30 NOV 1669 in King & Queen Co.,VA.
Edward LEWIS b: 5 SEP 1667 in Gloucester Co.,VA.
("John") Zachary LEWIS b: 1673 in New Kent Co.,VA
David LEWIS b: 5 MAY 1685 in St. Peters Parish,VA.
William LEWIS b: Abt 1670 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Nicholas LEWIS b: Abt 1671 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Thomas LEWIS b: Abt 1674 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Mildred LEWIS b: Abt 1676 in New Kent Co.,VA.
James LEWIS b: 1675 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Gawin LEWIS b: Abt 1680 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Patience LEWIS b: 1682
Owen LEWIS b: Abt 1684 in King & Queen Co.,VA.
Elizabeth LEWIS b: 1668 in Richmond,New Kent Co.,VA.
Mary LEWIS b: 1665 in New Kent Co.,VA.
Sarah LEWIS b: Abt 1675 in Richmond,VA.
Abraham LEWIS b: 1679 in New Kent Co.,VA.
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land grant for 250 acres.
was made a Captain of the horse militia of New Kent.
patented 100 acres.
patented 2600 acres.
suffered depredation from the troops of Bacon.
termed a Major in the foot services.
patented 10,000 acres with Lieut. Col John Smith, Capt. Philip
Lightfoot, Mr. Thomas Royston and Mr. John Buckner.
Ancestry/Robbie Burnett
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from _Genealogies of VA Families_, from The  William  &  Mary  Quar
terly, vol. III,  Heale-Muscoe, pages 369-375:

      A patent to Maj. William Lewis was in  hands  of  Maj.  John
Lewis of Warner Hall in 1717; he deeded it  to  his  son  Charles
found in Hening's Statutes, vol II, page 377.   This  Maj.  Lewis
held the title as early as 1653.

The author re-states Robert Lewis of York had only two daus,  BUT  he
was "doubtless a kinsman of the LEWISes of  Warner  Hall."   Maj.
William Lewis's connection to Col. John Lewis  apparently  hinges
on ownership of plantation "Chemokins" or "Chemohocans."

     The author then says the most likely parents  of  Col.  John
Lewis of Warner Hall is John Lewis and Lydia  of  Gloucester  who
settled on Lewis' Creek, formerly Totopotomoy  Creek.   His  prob
able sons when he emigrated were:  William, Edward and  John  Jr.
William MIGHT BE the above William; Edward  settled  in  Rappahan
nock and King & Queen Cos; John Jr. granted lands in 1655 at main
swamp of Poropotank Creek.  As Mr. John Lewis he patented land in
New Kent and Goucester, both sides  above  creek.   In  1676  his
residence was near Maj. Thomas PATE's where  Bacon  encamped  and
died.

     (page 372)  "According to the tombstone of his son Col. John
Lewis, he married Isabella _____, and had issue..."  The footnote
says "It is not know (sic) how many sons John Lewis and  Isabella
his wife had."

     page 373:  "John Lewis of Warner  Hall,  son  of  Maj.  John
Lewis and Isabella, his wife, who was probably son of John  Lewis
and Lydia who first settled on Poropotank Creek in 1653 was  born
30 NOV 1669 and d. 14 NOV  1725.   He  married  Elizabeth  Warner
(1672-1719-20), dau Col. Augustine Warner and  Mildred  Read  ...
They had 14 children but only 8 names are preserved.

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from  "John  Lewis  (1594-1657)  of   Monmouthshire,   Eng.   and
Gloucester and New Kent Co., VA" by Malcolm H. Harris,  reprinted
in _Genealogies of VA Families_, from VA Magazine  History  &  Biog
raphy, vol. IV

John Jr. is the John of most patents -- including  one  adj.
George AUSTIN's line and Poropotank Swamp.  He dropped  the  'Jr"
in patents after 1657; he lived in New Kent Co., near Maj. Thomas
Pate, about two miles across the Poropotank  Creek.   His  burial
spot is not found, but a tombstone for Mrs. Isabella  Yard  (1640
1703/4) is certainly his wife who married secondly Robert Yard.

The tombstone for Capt. Edward Lewis (1667-1713)  was  found
at foot of Mrs. Isabella Yard's grave -- he is identified as  son
of John and Isabella.

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lksstarr/reports/misclews.txt

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Ancestry/Billy E. Huffman, Jr
Ancestry/Karen Blagg
Ancestry/David V. Hughey
One World Tree
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=BookList&dbid=49224&offerid=0%3a7858%3a0   (Lewises, Meriwethers and Their Kin by Anderson, Sarah Travers Lewis (Scott). )
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Maj. John "of Chemokins" (1John) Lewis (Conjecture)

Maj. John Lewis was born c. 1634 in Monmouthshire, Wales. John is most noted for being the father of Councilor John Lewis. John is first cited as headright for his father's 1653 land patent in then York Co VA. Much confusion results from an additional record which shows a John Lewis as headright for Col. George Reade, the forefather of George Washington, in 3/1658. Perhaps, this was another John Lewis?

John Lewis was in America in 1658 can be shown by the York County records of October 8, 1658 and that he was headright of Col. George Reade on March 1658.

In about 1660, John inherited Chemokins after the death of his brother, William. And by 1666 in New Kent Co VA, John married Isabella Miller b. 8/24/1640 New Kent Co VA. John and Isabella lived the remainder of their lives, probably on the original homestead. John is said to have managed Chemokins through a series of overseers which included some of his sons.

John died 12/2/1689 in New Kent Co VA. Isabella would later marry Robert Yard of England. But after her death, Isabella was returned to the Lewis Plantation and is buried in the Old Lewis Cemetery in what is now King and Queen Co VA.

Born 12/15/1633 Liantilio, Pertholey, Monmouthshire, Wales

Liantilio, Pertholey, Monmouthshire, Wales Parish Records:
One of the John Lewis' was christened on Dec. 15th, 1633. This is consistent with Col. Joh n Lewis who married Isabella Miller (Yard).

Immigrated c. 1653 w/ family to York Co VA

Land Patent Book No. 3 p. 4:
Mr. John Lewis, 250 acres at the head of a branch belonging to Poropotanke Creek, called Lewis Cr. But formerly Totopotomoys Creek in Glouchester County, 1 July 1653. Transported 5 persons: John Lewis, Lidia Lewis, Wm. Lewis, Edward Lewis, John Lewis Jr.

1654 New Kent Co split from York Co

1655 Gloucester Co VA Land Record

Land Patent Book No. 4, p. 6:
John Lewis, Jr. 250 acres, Gloucester Co. 29 December 1655 at the main swamp of Poropotanke running down the same from the land of Col. Richard Lee, to Beech Spring &c.

1658 New Kent Co VA Land Record

1658 New Kent Co VA Deeds, p 321:
To all and whereas and now know ye that I the said Samuel Mathews Esq and give and grant unto John Lewis and James Turner one thousand acres of Land and Marsh called Lewis’ Island lying and being in the County of New Kent Bonded on the East side on the north side and on the west side with the River and on the south side with Parencess Creek that divides this Land from the Land of John Pouncy. The said Land being due unto the said John Lewis and James Turner by and for the Transportation of twenty persons and to have and yealding and dated the 18th of November 1658.

1/1662 New Kent Co VA Land Record

New Kent Co VA Deeds, p 565:
To all etc whereas etc me Know ye that I the said Sir William Berkeley Governor & give and grant unto John Lewis and Thomas Mitchell one thousand six hundred and Eighty acres of land lying and being in the county of New Kent beginning at a Spanish Oak in  the Line of W. Mitchell Land. . .to Lt Cole Jacob’s Corner. . .line of Mr. Mitchell’s Land. . .The said Land being due by Transportation and To have & to Hold and to be Sold and yielding and paying and which payment to be made yearly from the entry of the survey and rights in the office being the 30th of October 1662 provided and Dated the 15th of January 1662.

3/1662 New Kent Co VA Land Record

John Lewis & James Turner 1000 Acres Patent issued the 18th March 1662 in the said Lewis & Turner’s names and granted by William Berkeley, Knight, his Magesties Governor & Ira Hickman.

1663 New Kent Co VA Land Record

Land Patent Book No. 5, p. 299:
John Lewis Patent dated November 23, 1663; 1700 acres at the head of Poropotanke creek both sides, adjoining the lands of Mr. Major, Thomas Hanckes, George Austin, up Coates Branch to Col. Richard Lee’s land, to the bridge swamp, thence down the bridge swamp and Porpopontanke Swamp t the head of the Creek and so to the place where it began; 120 acres thereof patented to Timothy Lodell and Thomas Broughton Sept. 13, 1651, and assigned to John Lewis; 100 acres thereof patented by Howell Price Oct. 6, 1656 and assigned to said LEWIS; and 600 acres not before granted.

Married 1666 in New Kent Co VA to Isabella Miller b. 8/24/1640 New Kent Co VA

8/7/1667 New Kent Co VA Land Record

To all and whosoever and now know ye that I the said Wm. Berkley, Knt., Governor, do give and grant and on John Lewis two thousand acres of Land in New Kent and proper upon fiven of proper banke swamp beginning at the mount of a great branch north below the said Lewis Plantation. . .to a hickory in Tymothy Lewis oak Line. . .by a branch of Mahogany Swamp. . .to the corner of Geo Majie Land. . .possetion Swamp. . .along John Chambers Land. . .from up land of John Aoy to in South Swamp. . .to John Land. . .Geo Sissims lyne of trees. . .to said road of Cobb branch. . .to the Land where it began. Land being as follows. Eighty acres part through of Tymothy Lewis and one Thousand acres of and six hundred acres granted to the same Lewis by plat Dted the 23 November 1663 and the being hundred and Twenty being due by and for the Transfer of nineteen persons to have and to hold provided and Dated this Seventh August 1667. Persons transported: William Jones, Morgan, Mary Bently, James Shepherd, Jeremy Morgan, Richard Moore, Tho Page, Sarah.

8/16/1667 New Kent Co VA Land Record

Land Patent Book No. 6, p. 17:
JOHN LEWIS; patent dated August 16, 1667, 2600 acres in Glouchester and New Kent Counties being upon both sides of Poropotanke Swamp, beginning at the mouth of a great branch next below the said LEWIS’ plantation by Old Woman’s Poynt; boundaries mentioned as courses are run as follows: Timothy Lowdell’s line, John Levingstone’s line, a branch of Mattapony Swamp, Richard Jamor, Junr’s land, George Major’s land, head of Pepetico Swamp, John Chamberlain’s land, John Fox’s land Poropotanke Swamp, George Austin’s line, head of Coale’s branch, the land of Mr. Richard Lee, Bridge Swamp, Poropotanke Swamp to the mill, and down the creek to the beginning. Due 80 acres purchased of Timothy Lowdell, and 1000 acres of Howell Price and 600 acres as by patent Nov. 23, 1663, and the residues 820 acres due by and for the transportation of 19 persons.

1668 New Kent Co VA Land Patent

To all etc to whom go now know yea that I the sayd Berkerly, Knt, Governor, etc give and grant unto an John Lewis one hundred acres of Land Lying in part County and on the NE side of Caine hole swamp. . .of John Leoissone land next Edward Wadkins land. . .to Cain hole swamp. . .to the head spring this land and John Kings then joining to the said Leoissone Land. . .The Land Grant being by and for the transportation of two persons and to have and to hold adjoining and paying present 22nd day of April 1668. Tho C

1675 New Kent Co VA Record

John Lewis termed major in the foot service.

1675 New Kent Co VA Land Patent

1675 John Lewis patented 10,000 acres with Lieut. Smity, Capt Lightfoot, Mr. Royston and Buckner

1675/1676 Gloucester Co VA Officials: John Lewis, Surveyor

1676 Bacon's Rebellion

General Court Records:
John Lewis' residence in 1676 being near Major Thomas Pate's, where Bacon encamped, he suffered severely from the depredations of his troops.
"Persons who Suffered by Bacon's Rebellion":
15 Oct. 1677 Col. John West, a person greatly impaired in his stock and goods by the Rebells, and a most constant Loyall Gentleman during the late Rebellion, and was for some time after Bacon's death Inprisoned by the Rebell Partie."
"Major John Lewis a sufferer in the same kind as the former."

Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 5, p. 67:
At Middlesex Court in Feb 1677 one Matyhew Bentley was summoned to answer the charge that during the late rebellion, when in command of forty or fifty men-in-arms at Major Lewis' plantation in New Kent county, he killed three hogs and four sheep, used a great deal of corn, and took meal for the whole rebel army at Major Pate's The Pate residence was just south of Chemokins.


1680 New Kent Co VA Record

1680, John Lewis was captain of horse in the militia of New Kent, and one of its justices.

Died 12/2/1689 New Kent Co VA

1691 King and Queen split from New Kent Co

Buried on Lewis Plantation, King and Queen Co VA

Maj. John Lewis
Unknown Location Here lieth interred the body of
Mrs. Isabella Yard born the 24th of
August 1640 and departed this life
the ninth day of February 1703/4
aged 6_ years 5 months & 16 days

http://lewis187.home.mchsi.com/Lewis/Councilor-99.htm#a
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Major John Lewis and his wife Isabella Warner are said to have been the original settlers of Warner Hall, the place being named in honor of Isabella Warner.  (Lewises, Meriwethers and Their Kin by Sarah Travers Lewis (Scott) Anderson)
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 D. UNKNOWN FNU Miller 1696 - UNKNOWN Mary Lewis 1 JAN 1701/02 - UNKNOWN John Zachary Lewis ~1706 - UNKNOWN Jane Lewis 1710 - UNKNOWN Anne Lewis 1717 - UNKNOWN Susannah Lewis 1618 - 1657 John Lewis- Prichards 39 39 [jblewis.FTW]

See KENMORE AND THE LEWISES, pp. 4 - 6, "The recent findings of three Lewis tombstones . . . has made it seem extremely likely that John Lewis, born in Monmouthshire, England, in 1594, was the first of the Lewis family of Warner Hall to arrive in this country."

According to "Genealogies of VA Families", p. 201, this John Lewis received a patent dated July 01, 1653, for 250 acres of land at the head of a branch belonging to Poropotank Creek, called Lewis Creek, formerly Totopotomo Creek, in Gloucester County, VA, due by and for importation of 5 persons into the colony. The names on the patent are: Jon. (John) Lewis, Lidia Lewis, Wm. Lewis, Edwd. Lewis and Jon. (John) Lewis, Junr. Also, on p. 224 there is a diagram of "The Lewis Family of Poropotank Creek, King & Queen County, VA" which includes a note that John Lewis (1594-1657) immigrated to VA circa 1650 with his wife and three sons.

Note: I believe that the preceeding reference may be incorrect in identifying the female on the patent. She may have been Lydia, the daughter of John Lewis (1594-1657) by his first marriage, and the three sons were by his second marriage. (Why? cnw)
Ancestry/Steve Watson
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"the Welsh Lineage of John Lewis (1592-1657) Emigrant to Gloucester, VA by Grace McLean Moses, p 4, "Here lieth interred the body of John Lewis (borne in Munmoth shire) died the 21st of August 1657 aged 63 years. The anagram of his name I shew no ill"- lying on the exact tract of land patent to Mr Jon Lewis, 250 acres at the head of a branch belonging to Poroptanke Creek, called Lewis Creek-Gloucester Co, VA-1 July 1653
Ancestry/christie
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There is a tombstone on the Lewis property adjacent to Isabella Miller Lewis Yard's tombstone of a John Lewis who was born in England and "died 21th of August 1657 aged 63 years; the anagram of his name: I shew no ill". This is probably a brother of Robert. He patented 250 acres of land close to Robert Lewis in 1653 in Gloucester County. He received 50 acres for each of the persons whose emigration he financed: himself, his wife Lydia, sons William, Edward, and John Lewis, Jr. This land was along Poropotank Creek, opposite the land Robert owned.
http://www.kenmore.org/LewisFamilyInfo/robert_lewis.html  (Excerpted from Lewis of Warner Hall by Morrow Egerton Sorley)
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from _Genealogies of VA Families_, from The  William  &  Mary  Quar
terly, vol. III,  Heale-Muscoe, pages 369-375:
    
     [Specific author of this sketch is not given.)  Tradition is
Robert Lewis d. before 30 SEP 1656, York Co., is father  of  daus
Mary and Alice and a son John.  (p370)  "I find no evidence  that
this Robert Lewis had a son John ..."
     (p370)  Maj. John Lewis, probably the LEWES who was aged  25
in 1635 "entered himself for VA in  the  Globe  of  London."   He
received  numerous  land  grants  in  New  Kent  and  surrounding
counties.
     A patent to Maj. William Lewis was in  hands  of  Maj.  John
Lewis of Warner Hall in 1717; he deeded it  to  his  son  Charles
found in Hening's Statutes, vol II, page 377.   This  Maj.  Lewis
held the title as early as 1653.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lksstarr/reports/misclews.txt
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from _Southside VA  Families_,  by  John  Bennett  Boddie,  vol.  1
(1955), page 314-317:
     John Lewis rec'd land 1653 in Gloucester on Poropotank Creek
for transporting his probable sons -- Jon, Edd,  Jon  jr.  (sic).
According to his tombstone found west of the creek:
     John Lewis b. Munmoth Shire d. 21 AUG 1657, aged 63 yrs
     Children:  John Jr m. Isabella Miller, parents of the Warner
                             Hall Lewises
                William left no desc
                Edward of Old Rappah. Co. m. Mary.  Their pr
                       chn:  John, Edward, Benj,, Thomas, Edmund
                             James

 
from  "John  Lewis  (1594-1657)  of   Monmouthshire,   Eng.   and
Gloucester and New Kent Co., VA" by Malcolm H. Harris,  reprinted
in _Genealogies of VA Families_, from VA Magazine  History  &  Biog
raphy, vol. IV

     Poropotanke Creek is dividing line between Gloucester &  New
Kent Co.  It repeats the patent names transported, citing Nugent:
John, Lidia, William, Edward and John Jr.  Harris then goes  into
detail for the tombstones found at what is thought the  homeplace
for John Lewis the emigrant.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com~lksstarr/reports/misclews.txt
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Lewis Family of Warner Hall

   William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 4.
   (Apr., 1901), pp. 259 - 265.

                             LEWIS FAMILY OF WARNER HALL*

                               (Continued from page 91.)

   It has been seen that there is nothing from the records to show the existence of any
"General Robert Lewis" as the propositus of the "Lewis family of Warner Hall".  The Robert
Lewis who lived in York County and owned land on Poropotank Creek had only two daughters,
Mary and Alice.  He was, doubtless, a kinsman of the Lewises of Warner Hall.  Major William
Lewis, who lived about the same time had a plantation in New Kent called "Chemokins", or
"Chemohocans", which afterwards was in possession of Col. John Lewis, of Warner Hall.  He
Was also a kinsman beyond reasonable question.


   Now there was a John Lewis who has better claims than either Robert or Major William
Lewis to be considered the propositus of the family of Warner Hall.  This was John Lewis,
Who patented 100 acres in Warwick County at the head of Deep Creek, and in 1653 patented
250 acres on a branch of Poropotank Creek, in Gloucester County, which branch was then
Called Lewis' Creek,
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   *This installment, as far as 24 Warner Lewis, is based entirely upon original evidence,
viz.: Land grants, Abingdon Parish Register, tombstones at Warner Hall, MSS. chancery suits,
and Hening's Statutes.  From 24 Warner Lewis the chief authority is The Marshall Family, by
William Paxton.  Where the matter varies, the new version is due to the superior authority
of the parish records and other documents.

Page 260.

But formerly Totopotomoy's Creek.  At the foot of the latter patent are given the names
of those on account of whose importation he was entitled to the land (i.e., 50 acres for
each), viz., John Lewis, probably himself; Lydia Lewis, probably his wife; William Lewis,
Edward Lewis and John Lewis, Jr. (probably his sons).  William Lewis may have been Major
William Lewis (eldest son) already mentioned, Edward Lewis, patented lands on the Rappa-
hannock and King and Queen, and "John Lewis, Jr.", had a grant in 1655 for 250 acres at the
main swamp of Poropotank Creek.  As "Mr. John Lewis", he patented April 22, 1668, 100
acres in New Kent, northeast side of Cainhow's Swamp, and in 1667, 2600 acres in New Kent
and Gloucester on both sides of the Poropotank Creek, "next below the plantation of said
John Lewis", 600 acres of which was granted to said John Lewis by patent dated November 23,
1663.  His residence in 1676 being near Major Thomas Pate's, where Bacon encamped, he
suffered severely from the depredations of his troops.  In 1680, he was captain of horse in
the militia of New Kent, and one of its justices.  New Kent then took in King and Queen
County as far down as Poropotank Creek.  In 1675 he was termed major (in the foot service)
and patented in New Kent 10,000 acres with Lieut. Col. John Smith, Capt. Philip Lightfoot,
Mr. Thomas Royston and Mr. John Buckner (General Court Records).

   According to the tombstone of his son Col. John Lewis (QUARTERLY, II. p. 227), he
married Isabella -----, and had issue, John Lewis, of Warner Hall*.
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   *It is not known how many sons John Lewis and Isabella his wife had.  Another son may
have been Zachary Lewis, who patented land in King and Queen in 1694, and in King William
in 1703, and was ancestor of the Lewis family of Spotsylvania.  (Hayden's Virginia
Genealogies, p. 379.)  Edward Lewis, named above, may have left descendants.  In the Middle-
sex Parish Register are also these entries:  John Lewis, of New Kent county, and Eliza O.
Brissell, of this parish, were married 24 October, 1681.  Thomas, born July 26, 1691,
Eusebius, Mary, Elizabeth and Susan were children of this marriage.  In St. Peter's
Parish, New Kent county, "John Lewis, son of John Lewis, was baptized February 27, 1686-7;"
David, baptized 1695; Abraham, baptized 1698, and William, baptized 1701 - all sons of
John Lewis.  There was in New Kent a Nicholas Lewis, who had Mary, baptized Jan. 16,
1708-9; Angelica, William, John, James, Forrester.  Then in New Kent, Elizabeth, wife of
Owen Lewis, died March 27, 1719; Elizabeth, daughter of Owen Lewis, born December 10, 1719,
died April 4, 1720.

Page 261.

   Accordingly 3 JOHN3 LEWIS, of Warner Hall, son of 2 Major John2 Lewis and Isabella his
wife, who was probably son of 1 John1 Lewis and Lydia his wife, who first settled on Poropo-
tank Creek in 1653, was born November 30, 1669, and departed this life November 14, 1725.
He married Elizabeth Warner, daughter of Col. Augustine Warner and Mildred Read his wife
(daughter of Col. George Read and Elizabeth Martin).  She was born at "Chesake" * November
24, 1672, and died at Warner Hall February 5, 1719-'20.  In 1715 Col. Lewis became a member
of the council.  His residence was at Warner Hall, which probably came to him from his wife.
(See Note I.)  They had fourteen children, of whom the following eight names are preserved
(Hening's Stats. and Abingdon Parish Register):  4 Catherine, baptized November, 1702; 5
Elizabeth, baptized November 26, 1702; 6 John4, born March 22, 1702; 7 Charles4, 8 Robert4,
baptized May 4, 1704; 9 Elizabeth, baptized May 7, 1706; 10 Isabella, baptized Dec. 18, 1707,
married Dr. Thomas Clayton on July 14, 1720, and had one child, Juliana, who died in infancy;
11 Anne, baptized February 14, 1712.

   6 JOHN4 LEWIS, son of Col. John Lewis and Elizabeth Warner, married Frances, daughter of
Henry Fielding, of King and Queen County (Note 2).  He was major in 1731, colonel in 1734,
And member of the council in 1751 and during other years, and had issue, 12 Warner5, born
October 10, 1720; 13 -----, son, baptized September 15, 1723; 14 Fielding, born July 7, 1725;
15 Mildred, born December 12, 1726, died July 5, 1729; 16 John, born November 20, 1728;
17 Charles, born February 25, 1729-'30; 18 Frances.  "Mrs. Frances, the wife of Major John
Lewis died October 27, 1731."  Colonel John Lewis married, second, Priscilla Churchill,
widow of Robert Carter, of Nominy, and daughter of Col. William Churchill.  He died January
17, 1754.
http://www.angelfire.com/ky3/lewisfamily/WarnerHall.html
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John "the Immigrant" Lewis (Conjecture)

John "the Immigrant" Lewis and his progeny are the Warner Hall family of Lewises. Cited on his tombstone as "John Lewis bourne in Munmouthshire," John was believed to be descended from the Lewis Family of Wales. However, DNA evidence proves that John is not related to Richard "the Immigrant" Lewis of Middlesex Co VA. Probably, John is descended from the Lewis Family of England.

John Lewis was born 1594 in Monmouthshire, Wales. He grew up on one of this Lewis family's holdings in Monmouthshire, the easternmost county of Wales. On 11/21/1630 in Monmouthshire, Wales, John married Lydia Lewis b. c. 1610 in Wales. John and family lived in Wales until about 1653 when they immigrated to York Co VA. The first record of John is found in the 7/1/1653 York Co VA land patent where he received 250 acres as headright for transportation of five persons--himself, wife Lydia, William, Edward, and John, Jr.

John lived a good life and sired an enormously successful line which married into the most powerful families of Virginia--Washington, Marshall, Fielding, Meriwether, Daingerfield, Taliaferro. Descendants of John would sire presidents. But, perhaps, the most remarkable thing about John of Monmouthshire is his almost three-hundred-year anonymity. Most historians know of Councilor John Lewis, and some know of his father, Maj. John Lewis of Chemkins. But until the 1948 discovery of John "the Immigrant's" tombstone on the original family plantation, no one knew of this John Lewis.

Virginia Magazine of History & Biography, Apr 48 & Aug 54:
John Lewis, b. 1594 Monmouthshire, d. 1657. . .his grave found in 1948

John died 8/21/1657 on the family plantation. The cemetery is now located in New Kent Co VA.

Land Patent Book No. 3 p. 4:
1 July, 1653, land granted to John Lewis, 250 acres, head of a branch of Poropotanke Creek called Lewis Creek (formerly Totopotomoye Creek) in Gloucester Co. Adjoining lands of Capt. Francis Morgan and Samuel Sally. Transported 5 persons: John Lewis, Lidia Lewps, Wm. Lewis, Edward Lewis, John Lewis Jr.

Epitaphs of Gloucester and Mathews Counties in Tidewater Virginia through 1865, pp. 95-99:
The dividing line between Gloucester County and King and Queen County is Poropotank Creek. On the King and Queen side of this creek JOHN LEWIS in 1653 received a patent for a tract of land; this land was not far from paradise in Gloucester. . . .
Old New Kent County History, Vol. 1, pp. 268-271:
On the left of the road which passes up a slight hill on the King and Queen side of the creek lies the Lewis Plantation. This was the seat of the first JOHN LEWIS who had his first patent to 250 acres of land in 1653, and added more land. JOHN LEWIS lived here several years before his death in 1657.

Buried at Old Lewis Cemetery, King and Queen Co VA
Here lieth interred the body
of JOHN LEWIS (borne in Munmouth-
shire) died the 21th of August
1657 aged 63 years. The anagram
of his name, "I shew no ill."

http://lewis187.home.mchsi.com/Lewis/Councilor-98.htm
_______________________________________________________________________________________ ~1592 - <1652 Johane Lewis 60 60 Ancestry/Steve Watson
Ancestry/Kirk Larson BET 1605 AND 1616 - ABT 24 JAN 1666/67 James Miller ~1609 - 1678 Mary Cant 69 69 ~1586 - UNKNOWN Agnes Campbell ~1580 - UNKNOWN John Miller ~1560 - 1617 Richard Lewis 57 57 Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1564 - 25 FEB 1622/23 Johane Lawrance Ancestry/Kirk Larson BET 1565 AND 1579 - 1616 Lewis ap Richard Prichard-Ryckett Ancestry/Steve Watson
Ancestry/Kirk Larson BET 1564 AND 1589 - 1615 Catherine Morgan Ancestry - Steve Watson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Edward Fairchild BET 1535 AND 1537 - 1627 Richard Lewis Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1510 - 1584 David Lewis 74 74 Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1541 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Thomas Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1534 - ~1603 Thomas Morgan 69 69 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Edward Fairchild
Ancestry - Roger Saunders 1508 - 1577 Roland Morgan 69 69 Ancestry - Roger Saunders
Ancestry - Error Bevan 1512 - UNKNOWN Blanch Jones Ancestry - Edward Fairchild
Ancestry - Roger Saunders
Ancestry - Error Bevan BET 1476 AND 1482 - 1538 Thomas Morgan Was the esquire to body of Henry VII.

Ancestry - Alita Morgan
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1486 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Vaughan Ancestry - Alita Morgan
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1474 - ~1511 William Jones 37 37 ~1490 - UNKNOWN Elsbeth Herbert BET 1534 AND 1538 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bodenham Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Edward Fairchild 1512 - 1579 Roger Bodenham 67 67 BET 1514 AND 1518 - UNKNOWN Jane Whittington ~1480 - UNKNOWN Thomas Bodenham ~1482 - UNKNOWN Jane Yorks BET 1478 AND 1482 - UNKNOWN Thomas or John Whittington ~1478 - UNKNOWN Margaret Needham ~1428 - BET 1469 AND 1492 John I Morgan Ancestry - Alita Morgan
Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - CJ Zuber
Ancestry - Errol Bevan BET 1400 AND 1415 - >1448 Ieuan Morgan Ancestry - CJ Zuber
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Dominic Tartini
Ancestry - Brent Ruesch 1404 - UNKNOWN Denis Elizabeth verch Thomas Ancestry - CJ Zuber
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Dominic Tartini
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1366 - ~1415 Llewelyn ap Morgan 49 49 Ancestry - Dominic Tartini
Ancestry - Brent Ruesch BET 1381 AND 1389 - UNKNOWN Jonet verch Dafyd Ancestry - Dominic Tartini
Ancestry - Brent Ruesch ~1364 - UNKNOWN Thomas ap Llewellyn Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1368 - UNKNOWN Margaret verch Philip Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1445 AND 1450 - UNKNOWN Jenet verch John Mathew Ancestry - Alita Morgan
Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - CJ Zuber
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1431 - UNKNOWN John Mathew BET 1425 AND 1430 - UNKNOWN Catherine Kemeys BET 1394 AND 1399 - UNKNOWN Gwilym Kemeys ~1411 - >1494 Dafydd Mathew 83 83 ~1407 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Dafydd ~1330 - 1384 Morgan ap Llywelyn 54 54 Ancestry - Brent Ruesch
Ancestry - Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Glenn Birch ~1282 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Ifor Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Stan Garner ~1300 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Morgan Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Harold Williams
Ancestry - Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank BET 1240 AND 1245 - UNKNOWN Ifor ap Llewellyn Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Stan Garner ~1250 - UNKNOWN Tangwystl verch Rhys Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Stan Garner BET 1270 AND 1275 - BET 1331 AND 1332 Morgan ap Meredity Morgan was the leader of the Glamorgan insurgents during the rising of Madog ap Llywelyn in 1294-1295.  He submitted to the king (Edward I) in July 1295 and obtained royal clemency.
Dictionary of Welsh Biographies pg 637

Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Harold Williams
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
http://tredegarhouse.blogspot.com/2005/08/sir-morgan-ap-maredudd-1.html
 ~1279 - UNKNOWN Crisli verch Dafydd Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Harold Williams ~1338 - UNKNOWN Mallt verch Rhun Ancestry - Brent Ruesch
Ancestry - Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Glenn Birch
Ancestry - Peggy Huddleston BET 1270 AND 1278 - UNKNOWN Rhun ap Gronwy Ancestry - Glenn Birch
Ancestry - Peggy Huddleston
Ancestry - David Hurst
Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1274 AND 1295 - UNKNOWN Joan verch Aron Ancestry - Glenn Birch
Ancestry - Peggy Huddleston
Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1200 AND 1250 - UNKNOWN Gronwy of Trecastell Ancestry - Peggy Huddleston
Ancestry - David Hurst ~1249 - UNKNOWN Catrin verch Madog Ancestry - Peggy Huddleston
Ancestry - David Hurst BET 1230 AND 1270 - UNKNOWN Aron ap Hywel Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1239 AND 1274 - UNKNOWN Dyddgu verch Adam SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1200 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Bledri Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Stan Garner BET 1203 AND 1224 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Hywel Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Stan Garner ~1177 - UNKNOWN Hywel "Felyn" ap Gruffudd ~1134 - 1211 Gruffudd ap Ifor 77 77 ~1183 - UNKNOWN Sara le Sore ~1166 - UNKNOWN Mawd verch Gruffudd ~1153 - UNKNOWN Mayo le Sore ~1110 - <1170 Ifor "Bach" ap Meurig 60 60 ~1070 - UNKNOWN Meurig "Fychan" ap Cydifor ~1041 - UNKNOWN Cydifor ap Cydrych ~1050 - UNKNOWN Myfanwy verch Gwrgan Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~1114 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Gruffudd wikipedia.org (Gruffydd ap Rhys) BET 1061 AND 1081 - BET APR AND MAY 1136 Gruffudd ap Rhys Gruffydd spent much of his early years in exile in Ireland after his father, Rhys ap Tewdwr's death in 1093.  He returned to Wales about 1113.

Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Tewdwr)
wikipedia.org (Gruffydd ap Rhys)
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm BET 1086 AND 1090 - 1137 Gwenllian II verch Gruffydd While Gruffudd was in exile in Ireland after a failed rebellion in 1136 against the Normans, Gwenllian raised an army and attacked the Norman castle of Kidwelly but was defeated and killed.
wikipedia.org (Gruffydd ap Rhys)

Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd) 1055 - 1137 Gruffydd ap Cynan 82 82 Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd) ~1065 - 1162 Angharad verch Owain 97 97 Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1040 - UNKNOWN Gwladus verch Rhiwallon Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Tewdwr) ~0997 - 1093 Rhys ap Tewdr- Mawr 96 96 Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Tewdwr)
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1015 - UNKNOWN Cydrych ap Gwaithfoed ~0980 - UNKNOWN Gwaithfoed de Ystrad ~1027 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Tangno ~1000 - UNKNOWN Tangno ap Cadfael ~0967 - UNKNOWN Cadfael ap Lludd ~0930 - UNKNOWN Lludd ap Llew ~0900 - UNKNOWN Llew ap Llyminod ~0870 - UNKNOWN Llyminod "Angel" ap Pasgen ~0983 - UNKNOWN Gwrgan ap Ithel Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~0950 - UNKNOWN Ithel ap Idwallon ~0930 - UNKNOWN Idwallon ap Morgan ~1024 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Cynfyn Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog BET 978 AND 982 - ~1061 Cynfyn ap Gwerystan Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog
Ancestry - Roger Saunders
wikipedia.org (Bleddyn ap Cynfyn) ~0982 - 1033 Angharad verch Maredudd 51 51 Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog
Ancestry - Roger Saunders
wikipedia.org (Bleddyn ap Cynfyn) ~0898 - 0974 Morgan "Mawr" (Hen) ap Owain 76 76 http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~0859 - ~0930 Owain ap Hywel 71 71 ~0860 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Rhodri ~0900 - UNKNOWN Lleucu verch Enflew ~0870 - UNKNOWN Enflew ap Cynfelyn ~0873 - UNKNOWN Adwent verch Eliffer BET 1662 AND 1665 - 1742 Thomas T. Farrar BET 1626 AND 1627 - 1676 William Farrar D. 1683 Mary Piggot ~1594 - 1637 William Farrar 43 43 BET 1600 AND 1601 - 1637 Cecily Jordan 1668 - 1748 Katherine Perrin 80 80 ~1637 - ~1695 Richard Perrin 58 58 ~1642 - UNKNOWN Katherine Royall D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Chalfont 22 FEB 1609/10 - >1635 Thomas Perrin 1550 - 1627 John Farrar 77 77 D. 1573 William Farrar William Ferror born in Ewood, Yorkshire, Englad, died 1571? D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lacy 1471 - 1549 Henry Farrar 78 78 Henri Ferror, born Ewood, Yorkshire, England, died 1548 inh Halifax, Yorkshire, England??? D. 1549 Agnes Hersfall Agnes Ann Horsfall?? D. UNKNOWN John Hugh Lacy D. UNKNOWN Ann Woodrove BET 1550 AND 1552 - UNKNOWN Cecily or Sissely Kelke Cecily Kelke was a member of a prominent London family.
 2 JAN 1584/85 - UNKNOWN Thomas Perrin 1540 - 26 FEB 1625/26 Thomas Perrin 1589 - UNKNOWN Anne Potter 1719 - UNKNOWN John Barnett 1725 - UNKNOWN Richard Barnett 1727 - UNKNOWN William Barnett BET 1721 AND 1730 - UNKNOWN Thomas Barnett 1731 - UNKNOWN Edward Barnett 1733 - UNKNOWN Catherine Barnett 1735 - UNKNOWN Sarah Barnett 1737 - UNKNOWN Mary Barnett 1739 - UNKNOWN Francis Barnett 1749 - UNKNOWN Jessee Barnett Private William Barnett Private Anna Rolfe Private Thomas Smith Rolfe Private Jane Poythress Private John Rolfe Private Matoaka "Pocahontas" (Rebecca) Powhatan 1575 - UNKNOWN Madeline De Cheilus 1550 - 1592 Espitit Brassier de Jorcas 42 42 1515 - 1556 Barthelemy Brassier de Jorcas 41 41 1550 - UNKNOWN Jean De Cheilus D. UNKNOWN Louise Allemand de Chanteauneuf 1469 - 1557 Jean de Brassier 88 88 1425 - 1467 Jean De Brassier 42 42 3 JAN 1645/46 - UNKNOWN Mary Brasseur D. UNKNOWN Persid Brasseur D. UNKNOWN Kathe Brasseur 1642 - UNKNOWN Margaret Brasseur D. UNKNOWN Thomas Jordan D. UNKNOWN Son Jordan 1550 - UNKNOWN Gerard Fowke 1540 - 1590 John Feras 50 50 ~1540 - UNKNOWN Mary BET 1551 AND 1560 - ~1630 Mary Woodennoth D. UNKNOWN Anne Starkey ~1530 - UNKNOWN George Woodnoth BET 1489 AND 1500 - UNKNOWN Laurence Woodnett ~1500 - UNKNOWN Joyce Wilbram ~1640 - UNKNOWN Sarah Hambleton BET 1724 AND 1726 - UNKNOWN Richard Wade BET 1725 AND 1728 - UNKNOWN William Wade ~1730 - UNKNOWN Joanna Wade ~1730 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Wade BET 1730 AND 1731 - UNKNOWN John G. Wade ~1731 - UNKNOWN Joseph Wade ~1740 - UNKNOWN Frances Wade ~1740 - UNKNOWN Martha Wade BET 1666 AND 1670 - 1740 James Wade BET 1652 AND 1669 - UNKNOWN Mary Hampton ~1649 - 1723 William Walker 74 74 Was William's mother Frances or Elizabeth?

William was in St Peter's Parish, New Kent, VA by 1698, appearing as tithable that year, and as a land holder in 1704.  He owned 650 acres in New Kent and 500 acres in Henrico co, VA.  His will was proved at the August 1723 Court, Henrico Co, VA with William Woodson and John Walker, securities for Elizabeth Walker, executix.  Stephen M. Lawson Apr 2000

Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
 1644 - 1728 Elizabeth Warren 84 84 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1621 - 1670 Alexander Walker 49 49 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan 1612 - 1662 Elizabeth Warren 50 50 Ancestry - Kirk Larson 30 JAN 1623/24 - 1670 Thomas Warren Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1626 - ~1650 Alice Powell 24 24 Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1152 - ~1157 William Plantagenet 5 5 1155 - 1183 Henry Plantagenet 28 28 ~1174 - 1190 Lothar of Bavaria 16 16 1157 - 1199 Richard I Plantagenet 41 41 Richard was the most prominent leader on the Third Crusade to regain Jerusalem for the Christians from the Mohammedans.  He had greater military genius, but less statesmanship than his father; was fickle, but warmhearted.  His great power was in his physical and mental capacity as a soldier, and in his strenuou and irrepressible courage, Richard was proud, cruel and treacherous.  He left the government of England in the hands of his Justiciars, and was in his English Kingdon but twice in his reign of ten years; four months at the time of his coronation, and two months, five years later.  The Third Crusade was a failure.  Richard fell out with the French King, and refused to marry his sister Alice, to whom he had been betrothed since early childhood, but on 12 May 1191, he married Perengaria of Navarre.  He died without issue.  

Angevin

SOURCES:
http://xenophongroup.com/montjoie/fontevra.htm 1158 - 1186 Geoffrey Plantagenet 28 28 1162 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Plantagenet 1165 - UNKNOWN Joan Plantagenet ~1187 - 1246 Isabella de Taillefer 59 59 SOURCES:
http://xenophongroup.com/montjoie/fontevra.htm ~1160 - 1218 Aimer de Taillefer 58 58 Only child, Queen Isabella, was wife of King John and Hug h de Lusignan. [The Bruces and the Cumyns, p. 511]

Son of William IV, Count d'Angouleme, and Marguerite de Tur enne; husband of Alice de Courtenay; father of Isabelle d'A ngouleme. [Ped. of Charlemagne, Vol. I, p. 279]

Traditionally the house of Lusignan and that of Angouleme w ere enemies and rival contenders for La Marche. They had p atched up their difference and a treaty giving Isabella t o Hugh Lusignan had been signed when John Lackland arrive d on the scene. The 12-year old Isabella of Angouleme, a s lovely and fresh as a newly budded rose, attracted John w hen a violence that completely knocked out of his head an y marriage with an unknown Portuguese princess. Through som e underhanded dealing, John was able to work a deal with Ay mer, who retrieved Isabella, John sent the Lusignan brother s on missions to remote regions, and married Isabella in th eir absence. [Eleanor of Aquitaine, p. 342]

Count of Angouleme; b.c. 1160, son of William IV "Taillefer ", Count de Angouleme, and Margaret de Turenne; m. 1180, Ad elaide/Alice de Courtenay; d. 16 Jun 1202. [Charlemagne & O thers, Chart 2902]

William's full name was Ademe-Eymer Tallifer, also called Americus. or Aymer I 1206 - 1272 Henry III of England 66 66 D. UNKNOWN Dietrich I of Falkenburg D. UNKNOWN Joan of England D. UNKNOWN Isabella of England D. UNKNOWN Eleanor of England BET 1217 AND 1223 - 1291 Eleanor of Provence Eleanor took the veil at Ambresbury in Wiltshire and died there 24 june 1291.   1198 - 1245 Raimond- Berenger 47 47 D. UNKNOWN Earl of Pembroke D. UNKNOWN Simon de Montfort Simon led a rebellion against Henry III's misgovernment in 1258.  The English Barons present a list of grievances to Henry, who signs the Provisions of Oxford, which limits royal. power.

In 1265, Simon De Montfort summoned the first English Parliament.
 D. UNKNOWN King of Sicily D. UNKNOWN Count of Toulouse 1155 - UNKNOWN Alfonso VIII De Castilla D. UNKNOWN Duchess of Brittany D. UNKNOWN Berengaria of Navarre ~1130 - UNKNOWN Sancho VI of Navarre Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1175 - 1218 Otto IV of Brunswick 43 43 D. UNKNOWN Margaret of France 1120 - 1180 Louis VII "The Younger" Capet 60 60 D. UNKNOWN Count of Nantes D. UNKNOWN William Plantagenet D. 1125 Henry V of Germany No children by this marriage. BET 1045 AND 1046 - 1102 Etienne II Henri De Blois Stephen was one of the leaders of the First Crusade and also joined the minor crusade in 1101.

Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois
Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Michael Holler BET 1095 AND 1096 - 1154 Stephen of England Usurped the throne from Matilda, daughter of Henry I.
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Stephen of England
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Stephen (1096 - October 25, 1154), the last Norman King of England, reigned from 1135 to 1154, when he was succeeded by his cousin (or, as the gossip of the time had it, his natural son) Henry II, the first of the Angevin or Plantagenet Kings.

Stephen was born at Blois in France, the son of Stephen, Count of Blois, and Adela of Normandy daughter of King William I of England, and thus the brother of Henry of Blois, bishop of Winchester. He became Count of Mortain in about 1115, and married Matilda, daughter of the Count of Boulogne, in about 1125.

Before the death of King Henry I of England in 1135, the majority of the barons of England swore to support Matilda (Empress Maud), Henry's daughter, and her claim to the throne. Stephen of Blois however, who claimed descent from William the Conqueror through his mother, Adela, and had been raised at Henry's court, laid claim to the throne. Stephen's claim was supported by the majority of the barons as well as Pope Innocent II. The first few years of his reign were peaceful, but by 1139 he was seen as weak and indecisive, setting the country up for a civil war, commonly called The Anarchy.

In April, 1141, Stephen was defeated and imprisoned at Bristol. His wife, Matilda, kept faith, and Empress Matilda was forced out of London. With the capture of her most able lieutenant, her illegitimate half-brother, Robert of Gloucester, Matilda was obliged to release Stephen from captivity, and he was restored to the throne in November of the same year. In December 1142, Empress Matilda was besieged at Oxford, but she managed to escape.

Stephen maintained his precarious hold on the throne for the remainder of his lifetime. However, following the death of his son and heir, Eustace, in 1153, he was persuaded to reach a compromise with Matilda whereby her son, Henry (from her second marriage to Geoffrey of Anjou), would succeed Stephen on the English throne.

Stephen died at Dover, and was buried in Faversham Abbey, which he had founded with Matilda in 1147.

Besides Eustace, Stephen and Matilda had two other sons
1. Eustace
2. Baldwin (d. before 1135)
3. William of Blois, Count of Mortain and Boulogne and Earl of Surrey or Warenne. They also had two daughters
4. Matilda
5. Mary

As well as these children, Stephen fathered at least three bastards, one of whom, Gervase, bacame Abbot of Westminister.

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle(the Peterborough Chronicle second continuation) provides a moving and succint appraisal of Stephen's reign:
"In the days of this King there was nothing but strife, evil, and robbery, for quickly the great men who were traitors rose against him. When the traitors saw that Stephen was a good-humoured, kindly, and easy-going man who inflicted no punishment, then they committed all manner of horrible crimes . . . And so it lasted for nineteen years while Stephen was King, till the land was all undone and darkened with such deeds, and men said openly that Christ and his angels slept".

The monastic author says, of The Anarchy, "this and more we suffered nineteen winters for our sins."
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Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Nancy Ann Norman
 D. UNKNOWN Sibylla D. UNKNOWN Count of Flanders D. UNKNOWN Henry ~1084 - 1116 Mary Caenmore 32 32 BET 1058 AND 1060 - >1125 Eustace III De Boulogne Went on the First Crusade. BET 1103 AND 1105 - BET 3 MAY 1151 AND 1152 Mathilde Ancestry - Nancy Ann Norman ~1130 - 1153 Eustache of England 23 23 D. UNKNOWN Edward the Atheling 0959 - 1026 Richard II of Normandy 67 67 Was his mother actually Emma Capet of Paris?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Estrith ~0935 - 20 NOV 996 Richard I of Normandy As a child, Richard was held hostage by Louis IV at his court at Laon.

The Norman chroniclers depict Richard as a near perfect specimen: tall, well built, handsome; he had a long beard; he was a devout patron of the Church; he was compassionate to widows and orphans; and he had a healthy sense of fair play, generously buying back Norman captives who had been taken during his skirmishes.  (from Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien)


SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm

 ~0987 - 6 MAR 1051/52 Emma of Normandy An English name, Aelfgifu, was given to Emma because the name "Emma"was deemed too foreign sounding for Anglo-Saxon royalty.  Aelfgifu is also the name of Aethelred's previous wife but the name is allegedly conferred on Emma in memory of the king's late grandmother. 

It is said that Emma was one of the most determined, manipulative and forceful females in western Europe at that time.

She comissioned a book which is one of the very few records that remain from this period in history.

Emma was a generous Christian patron.

Emma sought refuge in Flanders probably shortly before Harold Harefoot was formally declared King.


Sources:
Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien - copyright 2005 ~0968 - 1010 Ethelred II of England 42 42 Private FNU McCraine ~0935 - <1013 Sigrid "The Haughty" Storrada 78 78 D. UNKNOWN Gunhilda of Poland D. 1019 Harold Died without issue. D. 1035 Cnut Invaded and conquered England, becoming King at age 19.

He was a great patron of the church and visited Rome in 1027. D. UNKNOWN Elgiva of Northampton Aelfgifu is Cnut's first wife and it is said that he did not divorce her when he married Emma.

Aelfgifu was ousted from Norway by Magnus The Good by 1035.
 D. 1035 Swein of Norway ~1017 - 17 MAR 1039/40 Harold Harefoot ~1019 - 1042 Harthacnut 23 23 Harthacnut became a foster son to Ulf, the most powerful of the Danish nobles.  Ulf was married to Cnut's sister Estrith and was also the King's regent in Denmark.

Harthacnut died in his early twenties while drinking a the wedding feast of an Anglo-Danish aristocrat, Tofi the Proud, who had been his father's standard bearer.

Died without issue BET 1019 AND 1020 - 1038 Gunnhild of England 1017 - 1056 Henry III "The Black" of Germany 38 38 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0958 - 0988 Harold VII (or IV) Blaatand ' Bluetooth' Gormss 30 30 He is best remembered for erecting a large runic stone at Jelling:
"Harald, king, bade these memorials to be made after Gorm, his father, and Thyra, his mother.  The Harald who won the whole of Denmark and Norway, and turned the Danes to Christianity."

Harald may have had three wives or consorts: Thora, Gunhilde and Gyrid (the niece of the Swedish king Eric the Victorious). 

Died from a wound received in battle against his son, Swein Forkbeard. D. 1000 Thyra Blauzahn Haraldsdottir ~0880 - BET 931 AND 956 Gorm 'The Old' Dem Gammel Gorm is credited with being the founder of Denmark as a nation, probably in the 930s.

He was evidently a loving husband...At Jelling, a stone carved in runes still stand in memory of his queen. It reads "King Gorm made this memorial to his wife Thyri, the adornment of Denmark."
 BET 908 AND 922 - 0986 Styrbjorn Olaffsen of Sweden D. UNKNOWN King of Norway ~0936 - BET 1012 AND 1033 Thorgils Styrbjornsson Said to have been descended from a bear. D. UNKNOWN Gytha Thorgilsdottir D. 1053 Godwin Wulfnothson According to William of Malmesbury, God finally punished him for his complicity in Alfred's death.  As Godwine was dining with the King one day when the murdered Prince's name came up in conversation, Godwine apparently announced that he was innocent of any involvement in Alfred's death and proclaimed that God would prevent him from swallowing if his words were not true.  He choked and became paralyzed and speechless on the second day of Easter 1053 and died 3 days later.   ~1022 - 1066 Harold Godwinson 44 44 D. UNKNOWN Ealdgyth Swan- neck Ealdgyth bore Harold several illegitimate children and was the one who located his body after the Battle of Hastings.
 D. 1066 Tostig Godwinson 1020 - 1075 Edith of Wessex 55 55 After Edward's death, Edith commissioned a book, "The Life of King Edward (Vitae Aedwardi), which helped to establish Edward's reputation as a saintly figure. ~1005 - 5 JAN 1065/66 Edward "The Confessor" of England ~1225 - UNKNOWN Isabel FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Maurice De Berkeley ~0980 - UNKNOWN Duxia (Doda) ~1042 - UNKNOWN Muriel De Conteville BET 1030 AND 1031 - 1090 Robert of Mortain Norman companion with William the Conqueror (probably at Hastings). BET 1030 AND 1036 - UNKNOWN Odo of Bayeux ~1026 - UNKNOWN Adeliza De Normandy D. 1249 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Daughter Stewart D. 1250 Lord of the Isles ( Islay) D. UNKNOWN John of Birkenside D. UNKNOWN Rector of Dunbar D. UNKNOWN Alexander Dunbar 1243 - 1309 James Steward 66 66 Supporter of Robert The Bruce. D. 1293 Hawise Stewart Had from her brother James two-thirds of the town of Old Roxburgh in free marriage. (CP Vol VIII:206, sub Lovel, Lord Lovel)
 BET 1245 AND 1247 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stewart ~1272 - 1333 Alan Stewart of Dreghorn 61 61 D. UNKNOWN Isabel Stewart ~1275 - UNKNOWN Sir BET 1276 AND 1285 - 1333 James Stewart of Pearston James (Sir), of Perston and Warwickhill, Ayrshire, which granted by Robert the Bruce; killed fighting the English at Battle of Halidon Hill 1333 (Burke's Peerage) D. <1311 Sir D. 1264 Nicholas De Soulis D. UNKNOWN Anora De Normanville D. 1317 Muriel De Soulis D. UNKNOWN Sir ~1240 - BEF 24 JAN 1297/98 William "Le Hardi" Douglas ~1215 - UNKNOWN Sir D. UNKNOWN Constance BET 1266 AND 1286 - 1330 James "The Good" Douglas ~1285 - UNKNOWN Patrick Callender BET 1280 AND 1296 - <1344 John Menteith D. UNKNOWN Walter De Menteith D. 1207 Ranald mac Somerled D. UNKNOWN Fonia D. 1296 Lord of Islay D. UNKNOWN FNU Campbell D. 1296 Sir D. UNKNOWN Alexander MacDonald D. 1309 Lord of Islay D. 1337 Lord of Islay Ancestor of Clan Donald. BET 1207 AND 1214 - UNKNOWN Duncan de Angus ~1055 - UNKNOWN Daughter de Clare 1060 - UNKNOWN Ronais FitzGilbert ? ~1050 - >1131 Roger Fitz Richard 81 81 ~1058 - 10 MAR 1137/38 Walter FitzRichard BET 1062 AND 1068 - 1107 Richard FitzRichard de Clare 1064 - 1136 Robert FitzRichard de Clare 72 72 ~1060 - 1121 Rohese FitzRichard de Clare 61 61 1069 - 1138 Adeliza de Clare 69 69 ~1091 - UNKNOWN Agnes de Clare 0969 - UNKNOWN John De Bourg De Tonsburgh ~0933 - UNKNOWN Count of Flanders 0958 - UNKNOWN Princess of Saxony BET 922 AND 950 - 27 MAR 973 Hermann Billung SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 922 AND 952 - UNKNOWN Hildegardis von Westerberg SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 910 AND 915 - 12 MAR 974/75 Adelaide De Vermandois  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 840 AND 850 - BEF 6 NOV 907 Herbert I Caroling de Vermandois SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 887 AND 897 - AFT MAR 930/31 Liegarde (Hildebrande) of Neustria SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Dame de Meullent BET 889 AND 902 - BET 932 AND 935 Ebalus 'The Bastard' Manzer of Poitiers SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0895 - UNKNOWN Emliane (Emillienne) of England ~0771 - <0827 Gudrod"The Magnificent" Halfdansson 56 56 wikipedia.org BET 770 AND 800 - 0840 Olaf wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Burchard II Von Schwaben www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0878 - 25 AUG 968 Edgifu of Meophan 0932 - 0995 Cinead 63 63 BET 846 AND 849 - 28 OCT 901 Alfred "The Great" of England Alfred and Ethelwith has several other children in addition to the 2 listed here.

Instigated the compilation of the famous "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle."
 BET 848 AND 852 - 5 DEC 905 Ethelwith of Mercia ~0825 - 0866 Ethelred "The Great" of Mercia 41 41 BET 822 AND 830 - UNKNOWN Edburg of the Blood Royal of Mercia BET 790 AND 806 - 13 JAN 857/58 Ethelwulf of Wessex ~0810 - 0846 Osburga of Wessex 36 36 ~0785 - UNKNOWN Oslac of Wessex Oslac is a descendent of the Jutes of Wight. BET 775 AND 784 - AFT 19 NOV 838 Egbert of Wessex Egbert reduced the other kingdoms and rendered them dependent on him in 829 and thus is considered the first king of all England.
 ~0788 - UNKNOWN Redburh or Redburga Said to have been the sister of the King of Franks, who would have been charlemagne, but there is little information about her. ~0758 - BET 786 AND 788 Ealhmund of Kent BET 720 AND 732 - 0789 Eafa of West Saxons BET 700 AND 706 - 0797 Eoppa ~0680 - 0718 Ingild of Wessex 38 38 BET 640 AND 644 - 0735 Cenred of Wessex D. UNKNOWN Irmgard BET 850 AND 855 - 5 AUG 890 Ranulf II de Poitou www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0837 - UNKNOWN Blichilde De Maine Blichilde's father may have been Gauzlin, Comte de Maine.  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm

 0804 - UNKNOWN Rorgo De Maine 0808 - UNKNOWN Blichilde BET 820 AND 835 - 5 JUL 866 Ranulf I of Aquitaine BET 800 AND 815 - 25 JUN 841 Gerhard De Auvergne Gerard's parents may have been Comte Alleaume and Alba.


SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr
wikipedia.org - Gerard, Count of Auvergne BET 780 AND 795 - 23 JUN 843 Renaud De Poitiers Ancestry - Errazuriz Raul ~0804 - 0941 Hildegarde Carolingian 137 137 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr 0778 - 3 OCT 818 Ermengarde de Hesbaye SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 752 AND 757 - 3 OCT 818 Ingram SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 16 APR 778 - 20 JUN 840 Ludovico Pio 2nd son of Charlemagne

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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 2 APR 742 - 28 JAN 813/14 Carolus Magnus Charlemagne, the greatest figure of the Middle ages and his younger brother, Carloman, succeeded to equal portions of one of the most powerful of European kingdoms, bounded by the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Mediterranean and the Ocean.  Carloman, the younger brother died soon after the death of their father, Pepin The Short, and with the consent of the great nobles, Charlemagne became King.  Desiderius, The King of Lombardy, had made large encroachments upon the states of the Roman Pontiff, whose cause was taken up by Charlemagne.  This led to feuds, which Bertha, his mother, endeavored to appease by arranging a marriage between her son and the daughter of the Lombard.  But Charlemagne soon took a disgust to the wife thus imposed upon him, and repudiated her, that he might marry Hildegarde, the daughter of a noble family in Swabia (Suabin).

Charlemagne's empire included modern-day France, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, much of Germany, some of Spain and part of Italy.

A biography written by Einhard, a friend of Charlemagne's son Louis the Pious describes Charlemagne as more than 2 metres tall, with piercing eyes, fair hair, a thick neck, and a potbelly.  He was strong, fond of exercise, and had an alert mind and a forceful personality.  Charlemagne could read and speak Latin, but never learned to write it.

Ancestry/Errazuriz Raul BET 757 AND 758 - BET 30 APR 782 AND 783 Hildegarde of Savoy 0710 - >0779 Gerold I von Schwaben 69 69 ~0708 - UNKNOWN Gerold of Mayenne ~0736 - BET 789 AND 798 Imma von Schwaben Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 690 AND 700 - 0788 Hnabi Nebi "Dux" Alamannia Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 667 AND 679 - BET 709 AND 727 Theutbold "Houching" de Alamannia Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 625 AND 637 - <0709 Godfroi De Allemania Ancestry/Cheryl Varner 0714 - 24 SEP 768 Pepin III " le Bref" BET 720 AND 725 - 6 DEC 783 Bertrada or Berthe II of Laon ~0695 - UNKNOWN Bertrada de Laon ~0694 - >0747 Flora of Hungary 53 53 ~0688 - 15 OCT 741 Karl Martel In the decisive Battle of Tours in 732, Charles Martel  utterly routed the Arabs, who had conquered Spain and the south of France.

Ancestry - David Weaver BET 687 AND 690 - 0724 Chrotrude or Rotrude of Allemania Ancestry - David Weaver ~0665 - BET 713 AND 716 St Leutwinus de Treves Ancestry - David Weaver ~0670 - UNKNOWN FNU of Rodobertus Ancestry - David Weaver ~0652 - UNKNOWN Robert I Chrodobertus ~0654 - UNKNOWN Doda ~0630 - 0677 Warinus de Autun 47 47 Ancestry/Scott Haney ~0637 - UNKNOWN Gunza or Kunza of Treves Ancestry/Scott Haney 0635 - 15 NOV 714 Pippin II der Mittlere The royal successors of Clovis were woefully inefficient.  they left the rule of their kingdom to their Mayors of the Palace, and only showed themselves tot he people once a year, at  the March Parliament, when, adorned with crowns and their fair hair flowing loose to their waists, they rode on a cart drawn by oxen.  As they did little but eat and drink and enjoy themselves, they went by the name of the sluggard kings, all power being in the hands of the Mayors of the Palace.  Among these Mayors, Pepin of Heristal made himself conspicuos.   His home was near Spa in the woodland country around Liege.  He made the office hereditary in his family. 

Ancestry - David Weaver ~0654 - >0689 Alpaide or Chalpaida 35 35 Ancestry - David Weaver BET 607 AND 610 - 0685 Ansegis ~0625 - BET 694 AND 698 Begga von Heristal 1099 - >1115 Earl of Angus 16 16 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Fynbella Means BET 1055 AND 1078 - <1129 Duff MacEth D. UNKNOWN Diedre of Dunbar BET 1074 AND 1082 - UNKNOWN Sybil Morel BET 1062 AND 1073 - 1138 Gospatric II of Dunbar ~1062 - <1098 Heth De Ros 36 36 BET 1031 AND 1033 - 1093 Malcolm III Canmore Died during an invasion of North England at Alnwick, killed by the English.

 1045 - 1093 Margaret the Saxon 48 48 Canonized as a Saint by Pope Innocent IV in 1251. <1058 - UNKNOWN Princess of Scotland ~1031 - 17 MAR 1057/58 King of Scotland ~1030 - UNKNOWN Fimmghuala of Angus BET 975 AND 978 - 1045 Crinan "The Thane" ~0949 - 1010 Duncan Mormaer 61 61 D. UNKNOWN Athelreda of Dunbar 0984 - 1045 Bethoc (Beatrix) of Scotland 61 61 BET 958 AND 970 - 1034 Malcolm II MacKenneth of Scotland ~0962 - UNKNOWN Agatha 0920 - ~0965 Duncan MacDonachadh 45 45 1040 - 1074 Gospatric I of Dunbar 34 34 BET 1009 AND 1015 - 1045 Maldred FitzCrinan 1016 - BET 1044 AND 1100 Ealdgyth of Northumbria ~0971 - 1016 Earl of Northumbria 45 45 Although his third wife was Aelfgifu, daughter of Aethelred The Unready, Ughtred showed wavering support for the King and in 1013 submitted to the Danish invader Swein Fordbeard.  He appears subsequently to have backed the cause of Aethelred's son, Edmund Ironside, but in 1016 was forced to surrender to Cnut.  However, just before his formal submission he was ambushed and killed, prompting a bloodfeud that lasted sixty years. (Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien)
 1002 - 1098 Princess of England 96 96 ~1042 - UNKNOWN Aethelreda of England BET 1005 AND 1010 - BET 1005 AND 1012 Eadred of England D. UNKNOWN Thored of Northumbria ~0968 - 1002 Elfleda of Deira 34 34 Other than the fact that she was the daughter of a nobleman very little is known about her. She is thought to have died before Aethelred married Emma, but he may simply have divorced her.  (from Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien

It's possible that some of the 10 children allegedly produced by Aelfgifu were actually the offspring by another wife. BET 943 AND 959 - 8 JUL 975 Edgar I "The Peaceful" of England BET 921 AND 922 - 26 MAY 946 Edmund I "The Magnificent" of England Edmund was killed at a banquet by an exiled outlaw, Leofa. ~0922 - 0944 Elfgifu 22 22 After her death, Elgiva, a queen reputedly so compassionate and godly that a great many sick people praying beside her tomb at the convent in Shaftesbury were healed, was declared a saint.  Her feast day is celebrated every year on 18 May. BET 945 AND 947 - BET 1000 AND 1001 Elfthryth Aelfthryth was the widow of Edgar's foster brother and the marriage was controversial.  The relationship was close enough to cause shock waves and there may have been a matter of suspected adultery and murder.  Twelfth century accounts claim that Edgar and Aelfthryth were so enamoured with each other that they actually plotted the death of Edgar's foster brother so they would be free to marry.

Aelfthryth allegedly plotted the murder of her young stepson King Edward The Martyr so that her son Aethelred could claim the throne. She was an extremely forceful figure at court int he early years of Aethelred's reign. ~0920 - ~0971 Ordgar Cornwalle of Devon 51 51 0923 - UNKNOWN Wulfrith D. UNKNOWN Wigmund D. UNKNOWN Elfleda ~0762 - UNKNOWN Princess of Kent ~0691 - 0762 Ethelbert (Athelbert) II of Kent 71 71 ~0673 - 0725 Wihtred of Kent 52 52 ~0673 - UNKNOWN Cynegyth the Saxon ~0622 - 0713 Ceolwald 91 91 BET 584 AND 600 - 0679 Cutha (Cuthwulf) 0564 - 0584 Cuthwine 20 20 ~0547 - 0591 Ceawlin 44 44 ~0525 - 0560 Cynric 35 35 ~0493 - 0584 Crioda 91 91 ~0467 - BET 534 AND 535 Cerdic ~0439 - 0530 Elesa of Saxony 91 91 ~0411 - 0502 King of Saxony 91 91 ~0383 - 0474 King of Saxony 91 91 ~0355 - 0446 King of Saxony 91 91 0327 - UNKNOWN King in Slesvik 0299 - UNKNOWN Frithogar ~0271 - UNKNOWN Brond ~0243 - UNKNOWN Balder I've found references to Norse mythology attached to numerous genealogies for this family online.  I'm including it here because it's a cute story, but I cannot believe anyone can take this seriously as far as our ancstors are concerned!  However, I have read that there's usually some grain of truth in all myths so....Here ya go:
(CNW)

"Balder or Baldur, in Norse mythology, the god of light and joy, son of Odin and Frigga, king and queen of the gods. Having dreamed that Balder's life was threatened, Frigga extracted an oath from the forces and objects in nature, animate and inanimate, that they would not harm Balder, but she forgot the mistletoe. The gods, thinking Balder safe, cast darts and stones at him. The malicious giant Loki put a twig of mistletoe in the hands of Balder's twin, the blind Hoder, god of darkness, and directed his aim against Balder, who fell pierced to the heart. After the death of Balder, Odin sent another son, the messenger Hermod, to the underworld to plead for Balder's return. The god would be released only if everything in the world would weep for him. Everything wept except one old woman in a cave, and Balder could not return to life." (lifted from Ancestry.com/toni v)

One source listed for the above information is:
Type: Book
Author: Albert F Schmuhl
Periodical: The Royal Line
Publication: Orig. March, 1929 New York, NY - Rev. March 1980
Media: Manuscript
Repository: Royals Source File
Text: Good
Anyone know where I might find a copy of this?



      0247 - UNKNOWN Nanna of Norway ~0221 - UNKNOWN Gewar ~0215 - UNKNOWN Wuotan of Asgard 1. Born as Sigge, took name of Odin, went north in 70BC to escape the Roman Army from Syria under General Pompey.

2. Odin (Old Norse Odhinn, Anglo-Saxon Woden, Old High German Wodan, Woutan), in Norse mythology, king of the gods. His two black ravens, Huginn ("Thought") and Muninn ("Memory"), flew forth daily to gather tidings of events all over the world. As god of war, Odin held court in Valhalla, where all brave warriors went after death in battle. His greatest treasures were his eight-footed steed, Sleipner, his spear, Gungnir, and his ring, Draupner. Odin was also the god of wisdom, poetry, and magic, and he sacrificed an eye for the privilege of drinking from Mimir, the fountain of wisdom. Odin's three wives were earth goddesses, and his eldest son was Thor, the god of Thunder. (see my notes & comments on his son Beleg - CNW) ~0219 - UNKNOWN Frigg (Friege) Frigg or Frigga, in Norse mythology, goddess of the sky and wife of Odin, the chief of the gods. She was worshiped as the protector of married love and housewives. A bunch of keys was her symbol. Frigg had two sons, Balder, the god of light, and Hoder, the blind god of darkness, who killed Balder with a mistletoe sprig. Frigg's name survives in the English word Friday (Frigg's day). In German mythology, Frigg was sometimes identified with Freya, the goddess of love. (See my notes and comments on Frigg's son Beldeg - CNW)
 ~0172 - UNKNOWN Cadwalladr ap Lleuvar Mawr ~0120 - 0181 St. Lucius 61 61 Changed the established religion of Britain from Druidism to Christianity.

Lleuver Mawr (Lucius the Great), the Second Blessed Sovereign (Cadwalader was the Third Blessed Sovereign), was baptized by his father's first cousin, St. Timothy, who suffered martyrdom at age 90 on August 22, 139.  When, in 170 AD Lucius succeeded to the throne of Britain he became the first Christian king of the world.  He married Gladys, daughter of Eurgen, granddaughter of Marius and his wife, the daughter of Boadicea (Victoria).  Lucius founded the frist church at Llandaff and changed the established religion of Britain from Druidism to Christianity.  He died in 181, leaving only one child, a daughter, Gladys.  (fr Errazuriz Raul's tree at Ancestry.com)

There is doubt that Lucius was a "real" person.  Some believe that he has been confused with (created from?)  Lucius Aelius Septimius Megas Abgarus IX

SOURCES:
Bede's 'Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum'
William of Malmesey's "Gesta Regum Anglorum'
Geoffrey of Monmouth's 'Historia Regum Britanniae'
Wikipedia.org (Lucius of Britain)



 ~0170 - UNKNOWN Gladys ~0107 - UNKNOWN Eurgen ap Marius ~0110 - 0150 Coel "Old King Cole" 40 40 Brought up and educated in Rome.

Build Colchester (Coel-Castra).

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Coilus)
 D. UNKNOWN Strada Verch Cyllin ~0190 - UNKNOWN Ruler of the Scythians BET 194 AND 195 - UNKNOWN Beltsa of Asgard BET 160 AND 165 - UNKNOWN Freothelaf or Firithuwulf BET 130 AND 140 - UNKNOWN Finn ~0100 - UNKNOWN Flocwald D. UNKNOWN Godwulf D. UNKNOWN Geata D. UNKNOWN Taetwa D. UNKNOWN Beaw D. UNKNOWN Sceldwa or Skjold 0100 - UNKNOWN Cyllinus He, first of the Cymry, gave infants names, for before, names were not given except to adults.

His brother, Linus the Martyr, his sister Claudia and her husband Rufus Pudent, aided the apostle Paul in the Christian Church in Rome.  As recorded in II Timothy 4:21 and Romans 16:13, Rufus Pudent and St. Paul are shown to be half-brothers, children of the same mother, they had different fathers; Paul by a Hebrew husband and Rufus, by a second marriage with a Roman Christian.
 D. UNKNOWN Caradawc Vreichvras D. UNKNOWN Queen of the Brigantes D. UNKNOWN Anna Enygeus granddaughter of St. James (Joseph of Aramathea) and niece of Jesus Christ.  (so some stories say) D. UNKNOWN Legends Tracing a Biblical Genealogy D. UNKNOWN St. Brandon In the year 36 AD, he resigned the crown to his son Caradoc, and became Arch-Druid of the college of Siluria.

During his seven years in Rome, he became the first royal convert to Christianity and was baptised by the Apostle Paul, as was his son, Caradoc and the latter's two sons, Cyllinus and Cynon (Introduced the use of vellum into England.)

 

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 D. UNKNOWN Penardin D. UNKNOWN Legends of a Biblical Genealogy D. UNKNOWN Llyr "Half Speech" of Siluria Educated in Rome by Augustus Caesar.

His father was Parar. Private Baran Private Ceri D. UNKNOWN Julia Victoria verch Prasutagus D. UNKNOWN Prasutagus of the Icenians D. UNKNOWN Boadicea verch Antedios 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)
 1843 - UNKNOWN William Osborn Seay D. UNKNOWN Addedomaros D. UNKNOWN Mandubracius ap Imaneuntus Prince Mandubracius was exiled after the death of his father to Gaul by the Catuvellauni, where he joined Caesar and accompanied him on his second expedition to Britain in 54BC.

Mandubracius was regarded by Caesay as the most powerful of the British tribal monarchs in 54BC.  Nothing further is known about him.  The next identifiable ruler of the Trinovantes was Addedomaros who started his rule c. 20-15BC, but whether he was the son or grandson of Mandubracius is not known; indeed, it is possible that Mandubracius was the last of his line, and that his throne was taken by, or given to the family of Addedomaros.  (from www.roman-britain.org/tribes/trinovantes.htm)

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Mandubracius)

 D. UNKNOWN Imanuentus ap Lludd SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Imanuentius) D. UNKNOWN Meric or Marius of Britain Known as one of the wiser Kings of Britain.

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Wikipeida.org (Marius of Britain) D. UNKNOWN Venissa Claudia of Rome D. UNKNOWN Emperor of Rome D. UNKNOWN Aemilia Lepida D. UNKNOWN Lucius Aemilius Paullus D. UNKNOWN Julia The Younger Agrippina the Elder or Vipsania Agrippina (14 BCE - 33 CE) was the daughter of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and Julia, daughter of Augustus

As a child, in 5 BCE, she was married to Germanicus, and they remained together until his death in 19 CE. She bore him nine children, including Gaius (Caligula) and Agrippina the Younger.

Agrippina followed Germanicus when he was stationed on the Rhine border and later when he held command in the East. Here Germanicus died, allegedly killed by the governor of Syria. Agrippina returned to Rome with her children where she remained until 29 CE. She tried to keep alive the memory of the very popular Germanicus to better any future changes of her children succeeding Tiberius, who in return was very suspicious of her.

In 26 CE he refused her request to leave Rome to remarry and in 29 CE she was arrested and sent in exile on the island of Pandatoria. Here she died of starvation in 33 CE.

Agrippina wasn't a very influential person in political terms, but she was very central in the Julio-Claudian dynasty. A grand-daughter of Augustus, of the gens julia, she married a grand-son of Livia, of the gens claudia, thus affirming the alliance of the two families. Her son Gaius (Caligula) followed Tiberius as emperor, to be succeeded by her brother-in-law Claudius, who married her daughter Agrippina the Younger, whose son Nero would become emperor after Claudius.

Agrippina the Elder (14 BC - AD 33)



Two women named Agrippina symbolize the stresses of the growing Roman Empire in the early first century AD. Tacitus' magnificent histories of the period are a primary source for our knowledge of the unfortunate Agrippina the Elder (daughter of Agrippa and granddaughter of Augustus) and her daughter, Agrippina the Younger. Both women have been studied in recent years as reflecting the particular political dangers, not only of the Julio-Claudian reign of Tiberius, but also the particular dangers for women who attempted to step out from the invisible protection of home and family into the political spotlight. Both women paid a bitter price for their involvement.

The story of the younger Agrippina has often been told as a cautionary tale, from her supposed murder of the Emperor husband, Claudius, to her eventual murder by her Emperor son, Nero. Yet the events and lessons of her mother's life, although less well known, are no less instructive in illustrating the early Empire.

Granddaughter of Augustus

Vipsania Agrippina was the daughter of Augustus' invaluable ally, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, and of Julia, Augustus' only daughter. She was thus raised intimately within Rome's first imperial family under the stern eye of her step-grandmother, Livia. As a member of that family, Agrippina would have been expected to embody the same strict Roman virtues as her mother and grandmother; frugality, chastity, and domesticity. Insofar as the traditional values described above applied to her mother, Julia failed spectacularly at all three and was banished by the Emperor; yet to the end of her days, Agrippina arrogantly prized her descent from the divine Augustus.

In 11 BC, after Agrippa's death (by whom Julia had five children), Augustus forced Julia into a political marriage with her stepbrother, Tiberius, Livia's son. Agrippina was 3 years old when Augustus became her stepfather. The marriage, initially tranquil, became deeply dysfunctional. Tiberius left Rome for Rhodes, allegedly to avoid the scandal of his wife's sexually infidelities.

In 2 BC, when Agrippina was only 12, Augustus discovered that his daughter was whiling away her spare time by committing adulteries on a notorious scale. The fact that Julia had been forced into not one, but three, loveless political marriages at her father's behest was no excuse. Augustus had passed severe laws against adultery in his attempts at moral reform. Allegedly he learned of her behavior through her sons (and his adopted children), Gaius and Lucius, Agrippina's brothers, who protested that their mother's behavior was notorious.

Augustus banished Julia for life to the island of Pandateria off the western Italian coast, although she was later permitted to move to slightly easier house arrest at Rhegium. Agrippina never saw her mother again. It would be yet another source of friction between Agrippina and her former stepfather when, after Augustus' death, Tiberius effectively starved Julia to death by stopping her allowance. After Julia's exile, Agrippina and her remaining siblings were raised by Augustus and Livia. One wonders at the psychological impact on the daughter of her mother's passive fate. She could not have imagined that the same fate would befall her.

Life With Germanicus, 5-19 AD

At the age of 18 or 19, Agrippina was married to Nero Claudius Drusus "Germanicus", Livia's grandson, probably in 5 AD. It is important to understand that Germanicus, son of Livia's son Drusus (brother of Tiberius), was an attractive, educated general with genuine star-power popularity with the Roman people. She bore him nine children, half of whom would die in the imperial power-struggles following the death of Augustus. She was by all accounts a loyal and affectionate wife and supported her husband while on campaign in the approved manner.

Germanicus, adopted by Tiberius in 4 AD, earned his military reputation, as his father had before him, by conquests in Germania. Agrippina and the children followed him to the Rhine during his campaigns of 14-16 AD. Her son Gaius, nicknamed "Little Boots" for his infant copy of the Roman legionary uniform, spent his early years in the legionary camps there, although probably born in Italy where his mother came for her delivery. A charming and affectionate letter to Agrippina from Augustus describes sending the imperial physician to her together with baby Gaius for her return to her husband's command (Suetonius, Caligula).

Rome was still reeling from the disastrous massacre of three legions under Quinctilius Varus in the Tuetoberg Forest in 9 AD. Part of Germanicus' popularity came from his successes there and the frenzy of Rome to avenge former defeats. When legions on the Rhine mutinied near Cologne, Agrippina and her children featured prominently in its conclusion. As Tacitus relates, when Germanicus decided to send his pregnant wife and young Caligula away from the mutinous camp, "His wife scorned the proposal, reminding him that she was of the blood of the divine Augustus and would live up to it, whatever the danger." Annals, I.40. Persuaded to leave, Agrippina, her son, and her weeping women left for the safety of the Treveri tribe; the pathetic spectacle of Augustus' pregnant granddaughter and her son refugeeing to a barbarian tribe rather than trust the loyalty of her husband's legions is credited with having turned the mutiny around and saved Germanicus' position with his army. Obviously Agrippina knew how to stage a scene, as she would in a later crisis.

Strain was beginning to show between Germanicus and the dour Tiberius, who became Emperor when Augustus died in 14. Tiberius may have resented Germanicus' popularity with the people. While Germanicus publicly favored conquest of German lands outside the empire; Tiberius adhered to Augustus' recommendation that Rome not extend her current borders. It may be that the personable Germanicus' glamorous popularity also contrasted unfavorably with Tiberius' rather gloomy efficiency.

The Death of Germanicus, 19 AD

When Tiberius recalled them from Germania, Agrippina watched her husband triumph in Rome in 17 before going with him to his proconsular command in the east as governor of Syria. After successful actions in Cappadocia and Nicopolis, Germanicus fell out with Tiberius in 19 when, to tumultuous personal acclaim, he entered Egypt without permission. When Germanicus returned to Syria, he found Tiberius had installed Gnaeus Calpurnius Piso there. After ordering Piso to leave the province, Germanicus mysteriously fell ill near Antioch and died. Many, including Agrippina, believed he had been poisoned, presumably by Piso, either on the orders or with the knowledge of a jealous Tiberius.

Tacitus claims that, as Germanicus lay dying, "...he turned to his wife and begged her to shed her ferocity for his sake and for the sake of their children, and also to resign herself to cruel fate, and that once she had returned to Rome not to rile up those who were more powerful in a struggle for ascendancy." Tacitus, Annals, II.72.1 'Ferocity' is, in this context, an interesting and deliberately de-sexing choice of words. However traditionally she had behaved up to the death of her husband, Agrippina would aggressively step beyond approved behavior in the years of widowhood ahead.

"Wild with grief," Agrippina returned to Brundisium carrying her children, her own suspicions, and an urn containing Germanicus' ashes. Awaiting her there were thousands of ordinary Romans as well as her brother-in-law, the future Emperor Claudius. Here was another opportunity to stage an unforgettable scene and make a point. Tacitus paints a picture of grief-stricken mourners lining the road all the way from Brundisium to the public funeral at Augustus' mausoleum in Rome, from which both Tiberius and his mother, Livia, were conspicuously absent:


Benjamin West, "Agrippina Landing at Brundisium with the Ashes of Germanicus, 1768.

"The day on which the remains were consigned to the tomb of Augustus was now desolate in its silence, now distracted by lamentations. The streets of the city were crowded; torches were blazing throughout the Campus Martius. There the soldiers under arms, the magistrates without their symbols of office, the people in the tribes, were all incessantly exclaiming that the commonwealth was ruined, that not a hope remained, too boldly and openly to let one think that they remembered their rulers. But nothing impressed Tiberius more deeply than the enthusiasm kindled in favor of Agrippina, whom men spoke of as the glory of the country, the sole surviving offspring of Augustus, the solitary example of the old times, while looking up to heaven and the gods they prayed for the safety of her children and that they might outlive their oppressors." Annals, III, 4.

Tiberius and Sejanus, 19-33 AD

Agrippina lived uneasily in Rome from 19 to 29. She soon became the rallying point for senators opposing the growing power of L. Aelius Sejanus, sole prefect of the Praetorian Guard, during his rise to power in the '20's. Particularly after the suspicious death of Tiberius' only son, Drusus, in 23, Sejanus' power was largely unhindered. He insinuated himself within Tiberius by finding evidence through informers of supposed disloyalty to the current regime; this endeared him to an increasingly suspicious Emperor while increasing a police-state atmosphere in Rome.

Sejanus' agents soon placed Agrippina and her family under surveillance for her outspoken hints that Tiberius had been involved in her husband's death. Agrippina's hostility to Tiberius may have been natural, but was both dangerous and arrogant. She dared to confront him openly with her suspicions and reproaches. Suetonius writes that, "When Agrippina said more than was wise about her husband's death, Tiberius took her by the hand, quoting the Greek line: 'And if you are not queen, my dear, have I then done you wrong?' and this was the last question that he ever condescended to ask her." Life. Allegedly, invited to a banquet at the imperial palace, she publicly refused food offered her personally by the Emperor for fear of poison, an action which created a scandal.




" Agrippina was always truculent, but she was further roused at that time because of the danger to her kin. She went straight to Tiberius and by chance found him sacrificing to his father. She used this to begin her abuse of him and said it was inconsistent for the same man to offer sacrifices to the deified Augustus and to attack his descendants. Augustus' divine spirit had not been passed on to mute statues: she was the true likeness since she was born of heavenly blood...In vain was Pulchra being persecuted, who was being destroyed only because she foolishly cherished her friendship with Agrippina ...But Agrippina nursing her resentment and physically ill, when Tiberius paid a call to her sick bed, she poured forth tears for a while in silence, but later she began to insult him and entreat him: he should alleviate her loneliness and give her a husband...But Caesar...although she was pressing him, left without giving an answer. "
 


Tacitus, Annals, IV.52-53.
 






Once Tiberius abandoned Rome for Capri in 26, Sejanus pursued Agrippina and her children and friends without hindrance. Agrippina allegedly asked Tiberius for permission to remarry in 26 (perhaps seeking additional protection) but was refused. In 29, on Tiberius' orders, she was arrested by Sejanus and she and her oldest son, Nero Julius Caesar, were banished by a complaisant Senate to Pandateria, the selfsame island of her mother's exile. Her second son, Drusus, was imprisoned in a Palatine prison in 30 AD. and died (allegedly of starvation) shortly thereafter, pathetically trying to gnaw a mattress of moldy straw if Tacitus is to be believed.


Agrippina the Younger, daughter of Agrippina and mother of Nero.
She was murdered by her son in 59 AD

During the troubles Agrippina's son, Gaius "Caligula," apparently living with his grandmother and, later, his grandmother Antonia. He was also targeted by Sejanus: when Sejanus fell in 30, part of Tiberius' charge against him was that he was plotting against Caligula as well. The death of Sejanus was no reprieve for Agrippina; still on Pandateria, she starved to death in 33, either deliberately or by force. Suetonius states that the granddaughter of Augustus was actually flogged (on Tiberius' orders) so violently that she lost an eye. Only four of her nine children survived her; the future emperor, Gaius "Caligula" - who, as Emperor, would be assassinated in 41 - and three daughters, including Julia Agrippina the Younger.

Agrippina is significant not only by her active participation in her husband's career but by her willingness to assume a leading role after his death for those who opposed the political acts of Sejanus and Tiberius. Most of our information concerning her comes from Tacitus Annals in which he attempts to exalt Germanicus at the expense of Tiberius. Yet Tacitus himself speaks of Agrippina in guarded or hostile tones. She is praised for loyalty and puducitia, that combination of fertility and devoted motherhood so highly valued by Roman society; however, she is also described as self-willed, fiercely unfeminine, and too willing to thrust herself into her husband's life, at one point even encouraging his disheartened soldiers on campaign.

In later books of the Annals, Tacitus' disapproval becomes more evident. Modestly staying in the background of political life was an absolute requirement for a respectable Roman woman. The fact that Agrippina, instead, "... poorly concealed her hopes also hastened their (i.e. the house of Germanicus') destruction. ...the pudicitia of Agrippina was unassailable. Therefore, he (Sejanus) attacked her arrogance ... they (agents of Sejanus) alleged, in the presence of Tiberius, that she boasted of her fertility, and relying upon her popularity with the people, that her mouth was watering for supreme power." Annals,, IV.12.

Tacitus seems particularly offended that a woman should use her much-praised fertility to obtain political influence. From his disapproval, later historians also judged Agrippina harshly as a haughty troublemaker, obsessed with her descent from Augustus, attempting to interfere in male spheres. There is the sense she earned her just desserts. Less prejudiced history has not dealt kindly with Agrippina either - after all, she was the mother of the insufferable Caligula and Agrippina the Younger.

In the better-known career of Agrippina the Younger, the same criticisms would be even more sharply sounded so that her eventual murder would seem, if not justified, then at least not surprising. It is easy to imagine a traditional Roman commenting, "Like mother - like daughter."



Translations taken from an excellent discussion of Tacitus' treatment of Agrippina, found in T. Saavedra's article at Diotima, Agrippina the Elder: Vixen or Victim? Germanicus. Image courtesy of B. McManus, Augustus and Tiberius: Sources. From plaster cast, EUR, Rome.Upper images of Agrippina the Elder and Younger courtesy of B. McManus. Lower bust courtesy of Forum Romanum. Link to the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest courtesy of FalcoPhiles. Link to Sejanus courtesy of Rome of the Caesars.

This illustration is by Rubens, 1614; traditionally titled "Tiberius and Agrippina," it has recently been thought to be painted from a coin in Rubens possession of Agrippina and her husband, Germanicus. Image from the National Gallery of Art web site.
  D. UNKNOWN Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa Of humble birth, Agrippa studied and became friends with Octavian (Augustus) at
Apollonia.  He played a conspicuous part in in the war against Lucius, brother of Mark Antony, after the murder of Julius Caesar, who had named Octavian his heir.

43 BC Marcus elected Tribune of the Plebs.

About 38 BC, he put down a rising of the Aquitanians in Gaul and crossed the Rhine to punish the aggresions of the Germans.  He refused a triumph when he returned to Rome, but accepted the consulship in 37 BC.  Governor of Gaul.

He defeated Sextus Pompeius in 36 BC at the battles of Mylae and Naulochus.

Became Aedile in 33 BC.  Construction of the Pantheon, the Julian Aqueduct, and the horrea Agrippana.

Defeated Mark Antony & Cleopatra in 31 BC at the Battle of Actium (in NW Greece).

28 BC.  Elected Consul a second time. 

27 BC.  Marcus elected Consul for the third time.

18 BC  Marcus is given Tribunician power for five years by the Senate.

17 BC  Appointed Governor of Syria.

13 BC  The Senate approves the extension of Marcus' tribunician power for a further five years.

Agrippa - Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (56-12 B.C.): Agrippa was a renowned Roman general and close friend of Octavian (Augustus). Agrippa was consul first in 37 B.C. He was also governor of Syria.
As general, Agrippa defeated the forces of Mark Antony and Cleopatra at the Battle of Actium. Upon his victory, Augustus awarded his niece Marcella to Agrippa for a wife. In 21 B.C., Augustus married his own daughter Julia to Agrippa. By Julia, Agrippa had a daughter Agrippina, and three sons, Gaius and Lucius Caesar and Agrippa Postumus.



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Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (63 BC-12 BC) was a Roman statesman and general, son-in-law and minister of the emperor Augustus. He is best known for winning the naval Battle of Actium against the forces of Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra.

Agrippa was of humble birth. He was of the same age as Octavian (as the emperor was then called), and was studying with him at Apollonia[?] when news of Julius Caesar's assassination (44 BC) arrived. By his advice Octavian at once set out for Rome. Agrippa played a conspicuous part in the war against Lucius, brother of Mark Antony, which ended in the capture of Perusia (40). Two years later he put down a rising of the Aquitanians in Gaul, and crossed the Rhine to punish the aggressions of the Germans. On his return he refused a triumph but accepted the consulship in 37 B.C.


At this time Sextus Pompeius[?], with whom war was imminent, had command of the sea on the coasts of Italy. Agrippa's first care was to provide a safe harbour for his ships, which he accomplished by cutting through the strips of land which separated the Lacus Lucrinus from the sea, thus forming an outer harbour an inner one was also made by joining the lake Avernus to the Lucrinus (Dio Cassius xlviii. 49; Pliny, Nat. Hist. xxxvi. 24). About this time Agrippa married Pomponia, daughter of Cicero's friend Pomponius Atticus[?]. Having been appointed naval commander-in-chief he put his crews through a course of training, until he felt in a position to meet the fleet of Pompeius. In 36 he was victorious at Mylae[?] and Naulochus[?], and received the honour of a naval crown for his services. In 33 he was chosen aedile and signalized his tenure of office by effecting great improvements in the city of Rome, restoring and building aqueducts, enlarging and cleansing the sewers, and constructing baths and porticos, and laying out gardens. He also gave a stimulus to the public exhibition of works of art. The emperor's boast that he had found the city of brick but left it of marble ("marmoream se relinquere, quam latericiam accepisset", Suetonius, Life of Augustus 29) might with greater propriety have been uttered by Agrippa.

He was again called away to take command of the fleet when the war with Antony broke out. The victory at Actium (31), which gave the mastery of Rome and the empire of the world to Octavian, was mainly due to Agrippa. As a token of signal regard Octavian bestowed upon him the hand of his niece Marcella (28). We must suppose that his wife Pomponia was either dead or divorced. In 27 Agrippa was consul for the third time, and in the following year the senate bestowed upon Octavian the imperial title of Augustus.

Probably in commemoration of the battle of Actium, Agrippa built and dedicated the building that preceded the Hadrianic Pantheon which survives in Rome. The inscription of the later building, which was built around 125 A.D., preserves the text of the inscription from Agrippa's building during his third consulship.

His friendship with Augustus seems to have been clouded by the jealousy of his brother-in-law Marcellus, which was probably fomented by the intrigues of Livia, the second wife of Augustus, who feared his influence with her husband. The result was that Agrippa left Rome, ostensibly to take over the governorship of Syria -- a sort of honourable exile; but as a matter of fact he only sent his legate to the East, while he himself remained at Lesbos. On the death of Marcellus, which took place within a year, he was recalled to Rome by Augustus, who found he could not dispense with his services.

It is said that Maecenas advised Augustus to attach Agrippa still more closely to him by making him his son-in-law. He accordingly induced him to divorce Marcella and marry his daughter Julia (21 BC), the widow of Marcellus, equally celebrated for her beauty and abilities and her shameless profligacy. In 19 Agrippa was employed in putting down a rising of the Cantabrians in Spain. He was appointed governor of Syria a second time (17 B.C.), where his just and prudent administration won him the respect and good-will of the provincials, especially the Hebrew population. His last public service was the bloodless suppression of an insurrection in Pannonia (13 BC). He died at Campania in March of the year following his fifty-first year. Augustus honoured his memory by a magnificent funeral.

Agrippa was also known as a writer, especially on geography. Under his supervision Julius Caesar's design of having a complete survey of the empire made was carried out. From the materials at hand he constructed a circular chart, which was engraved on marble by Augustus and afterwards placed in the colonnade built by his sister Polla. Amongst his writings an autobiography, now lost, is referred to. Agrippa left several children; by Pomponia, a daughter Vipsania, who became the wife of the emperor Tiberius; by Julia three sons, Gaius and Lucius Caesar and Agrippa Postumus, and two daughters, Agrippina the elder, afterwards the wife of Germanicus, and Julia, who married Lucius Aemilius Pauilus.

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  D. UNKNOWN Julia III Caesia Julia was Augustus' only daughter.

Exiled to Pandeteria D. UNKNOWN Lucius Vipsanius Agrippa D. UNKNOWN Scribonia D. UNKNOWN Livia Drusilla Augusta D. UNKNOWN Drusus Nero Germanicus of Rome Adopted by Tiberius in 4 AD.

Triumph in 17 ad. D. UNKNOWN Antonia Augusta the Younger The younger of the two daughters of M. Antonius by Octavia, born about b.c. 36, was married to Drusus, the brother of the emperor Tiberius, by whom she had three children : 1. Germanicus, the father of the emperor Caligula ; 2. Livia or Livilla; and 3. the emperor Claudius. She lived to see the accession of her grandson Caligula to the throne, a. d. 37, who at first conferred upon her the great­est honours, but afterwards treated her with so much contempt, that her death was hastened by his conduct : according to some accounts, he admi­nistered poison to her. The emperor Claudius paid the highest honours to her memory. Pliny (H. N. xxxv. 36. § 16) speaks of a temple of An­tonia, which was probably built at the command of Claudius. Antonia was celebrated for her beauty virtue, and chastity. Her portrait on the annexed coin supports the accounts which are given of her beauty. (Pint. Ant. 87; Dion Cass. Iviii. 11, lix. 3, Ix. 5; Suet. CaL i. 15, 23; Tac. Ann. iii. 3, 18, xi. 3 ; Val. Max. iv. 3. § 3 ; Eckhel, vi. p. 178, &c.) [Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology I:210]
from Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
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Antonia inherited properties in Italy, Greece and Egypt and was a wealthy and influential woman in Rome.
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 D. UNKNOWN Marcus Antonius from Cray Bauxmont-Flynn tree at Ancestry.com:
Committed suicide in Alexandria.MARK ANTONY II. He was the son of Mark Antony and Julia, daughter of Lucius Julius III. He was born in BC 83. He committed suicide in BC 30 by falling on his sword. (Wurts, 1945)
He married FADIA. (Wurts, 1945)
He married ANTONIA. (Wurts, 1945)
Child: Antonia II of Rome
He married FULVIA. (Wurts, 1945)
He married OCTAVIA THE ELDER. (Wurts, 1945)
Children: Antonia Minor of Rome, Antonia Major of Rome
He married CLEOPATRA, Queen of Egypt. (Wurts, 1945)
Children: Alexander I Helios King of Armenia and Parthia, Ptolemy Philadelphus Prince of Egypt, Cleopatra Selene Princess of Egypt, Juba II King of Numidia and Mauretania
He was the second Triumvirate of Rome, the other two being Lepidus and Augustus Octavius. He's known for his military successes, his affair with Cleopatra of Egypt, and for stabilizing Rome after the murder of Julius Caesar in BC 44. (Wurts, 1945)
Early in 40 BC, Antony received news that his brother Lucius Antonius and his own wife Fulvia had revolted against Octavian, setting off the Perusine War. He also received news that the Parthians, the eastern neighbors of the empire, had invaded Rome Syria. Antony went to Italy where he became reconciled to Octavian at Brundusium (Brindsis) and since Fulvia had died in the meantime, he married Octavian's sister, Octavia. Accompanied by Octavia, Antony went to Athens and was greeted as the New Dionysus. In 38 BC differences between Antony and Octavian arose and they settled then by the Treaty of Tarentum (which prolonged the triumvirate for a further five years).
When Antony's invasion of Parthia failed, Octavian sent Octavia to Antony along with troops and provisions. The soldiers fell far short of the numbers Antony expected and he ordered Octavia back to Rome.
In 32 BC the trimvirate ended. Antony officially divorced Octavia. Her brother declared war against Cleopatra. It was a war Antony continually lost ground and morale; Cleopatra insisted on being with him and Agrippa was winning battles. On September 2, 31 BC, Antony and Cleopatra retreated to Egypt. Octavian reached them a year later and in August 30 BC, Antony died by falling on his sword and Cleopatra by poisoning herself with an asp.

The Aftermath of Caesar's Death (44 B.C.). Caesar's assassins claimed to be striking a blow for freedom in the name of the Old Republic; instead of dancing in streets, however, the initial reaction to the news of Caesar's murder was intense uncertainty, particularly among the ruling elite, as everyone waited to see who would make the next move. The conspirators themselves went into hiding. *M. Aemilius Lepidus (one Caesar's lieutenants, who had a legion of recruits ready to take to Gaul) imposed order, but Mark Antony (who had long been Caesar's right-hand man and was consul along with Caesar in 44) soon took charge of matters, leaving Lepidus to depart for Gaul. Antony was in nominal control of state affairs, but virtually everyone was on eggshells. Antony wielded a good deal of power as consul and as Caesar's second in command, but enjoyed little personal authority and dared not assert himself too strongly, lest he meet a fate similar to that of Caesar. The Senate, on the other hand, was concerned about popular reaction to Caesar's death, particularly on the part of Caesar's veterans. Most importantly, the official constitutional Machinery, although it had continued to operate during the turbulent years 49-44, had been a virtual dead letter under Caesar's rule: his death created a vacuum in which no one quite knew how to behave. An uneasy truce was arrived at. An official amnesty was granted to the conspirators, but Antony's speech at Caesar's funeral -- along with the generous gifts to the plebs included in the terms of Caesar's will -- so stirred the urban mob that a riot ensued and the conspirators fled Rome in fear for their safety. [Caesar's funeral is the occasion for the famous speech in Shakespeare's play: "I
have come to bury Caesar, not to praise him...."] Antony then quickly retrieved Caesar's private papers from his widow and employed them to govern in Caesar's name, claiming to find there Caesar's plans for Rome's future. This charade soon wore thin with the Senate, all the more so due to Antony's high-handed manner and his wanton extravagance.

Mark Antony (who had long been Caesar's right-hand man and was consul along with Caesar in 44) soon took charge of matters, leaving Lepidus to depart for Gaul. Antony was in nominal control of state affairs, but virtually everyone was on eggshells. Antony wielded a good deal of power as consul and as Caesar's second in command, but enjoyed little personal authority and dared not assert himself too strongly, lest he meet a fate similar to that of Caesar. The Senate, on the other hand, was concerned about popular reaction to Caesar's death, particularly on the part of Caesar's veterans. Most importantly, the official constitutional Machinery, although it had continued to operate during the turbulent years 49-44, had been a virtual dead letter under Caesar's rule: his death created a vacuum in which no one quite knew how to behave. An uneasy truce was arrived at. An official amnesty was granted to the conspirators, but Antony's speech at Caesar's funeral -- along with the generous gifts to the plebs included in the terms of Caesar's will -- so stirred the urban mob that a riot ensued and the conspirators fled Rome in fear for their safety. [Caesar's funeral is the occasion for the famous speech in Shakespeare's play: "I have come to bury Caesar, not to praise him...."] Antony then quickly retrieved Caesar's private papers from his widow and employed them to govern in Caesar's name, claiming to find there Caesar's plans for Rome's future. This charade soon wore thin with the Senate, all the more so due to Antony's high-handed manner and his wanton extravagance.

Octavian and Antony. When Caesar's will was read, however, Antony received a nasty shock. In it Caesar named as his chief heir a virtual unknown by the name of *C. Octavius, adopting him (posthumously) as his son. Octavius was Caesar's grand-nephew on his sister's side, a rather sickly 18-year-old with only limited political and military experience. Upon his adoption, Octavius became *C. Julius Caesar Octavianus (or, in English, simply Octavian). Antony might well have expected little trouble in dealing with a youth of so little experience, few political connections, and virtually no personal authority. Unfortunately, Antony failed to recognize that in Octavian he was dealing with a
natural born politician. Octavian never was an imposing figure physically, and he owed his military victories largely to the skill of his able lieutenants. In the political realm, however, he was without peer, rising from a virtual unknown in 44 B.C. to become the first of the Julio-Claudian emperors by 27 AD. Tensions immediately arose between Octavian and Antony, as each vied for the right to employ Caesar's substantial financial resources, to call upon the loyalty of his troops, and, above all, to invoke the authority of Caesar's name. On the one hand was Antony, Caesar's second in command who had served him so ably since the 50s, who had been named magister equitum under Caesar, and who had been appointed priest (flamen) in Caesar's honor; on the other was Octavian, who could claim to be Caesar's son and heir. Tensions between the two soon reached the boiling point, only to be checked by senior officers in command of Caesar's troops, who were united by their common loyalty to the dead Caesar and were unwilling to fight against one another in the name of Caesar's bickering heirs. By the middle of 44 B.C. an uneasy truce was established between Antony, Octavian, the Senate, and those involved in Caesar's assassination.

Unfortunately Antony, while an able commander, was no Caesar when it came to the delicate art of politics. In 44-43 he soon alienated virtually all of the other factions listed above, uniting them against him. He began by foolishly attacking the orator and statesman Cicero, a leader of the senatorial faction (the optimates). These personal attacks led Cicero to denounce Antony in a series of damning speeches, known as the *Philippics.

Not content with alienating Cicero and the Senate, Antony renewed his attacks against Octavian, charging him with plots against his (Antony's) life. Octavian saw that his position in Rome was far from secure and withdrew to central Italy, where he began to raise troops on his authority as Caesar's son and heir.

At the end of 44, Antony stepped over the line altogether. As consul in 44 he had been assigned the province of Macedonia for 43. Antony realized, however, that departing from Rome at this particular juncture would be political suicide and so passed a law that awarded him a five-year command in Cisalpine Gaul and Gallia Comata (Gaul proper) instead.

This would allow him to keep tabs on affairs in Rome and had the added advantage of providing him with an army camped just north of Italy. (Clearly Antony had the precedent of Caesar's own career in mind.) The threat now posed by Octavian led Antony to speed up his plans: he decided to proceed to Cisalpine Gaul and assume command of his new provinces early. At this point the Senate was still unwilling to defy Antony too openly, but it did direct the current governor of Cisalpine Gaul, D. Junius Brutus Albinus (who had been involved in the conspiracy against Caesar), to maintain his position. When matters reached a crisis the Senate, at Cicero's urging, turned to Octavian for help. Octavian had his own forces; more importantly, he could invoke the name of Caesar, thus undercutting Antony's claims to represent Caesar's legacy. Cicero hoped that the young Octavian would be malleable -- a tool that the Senate could employ and then discard at its will. The plan was to have Octavian support the consuls for 43 (A. Hirtius and C. Vibius Pansa) in driving Antony off, then to have Octavian surrender his troops to Brutus, the lawful governor of the region. The first part of the plan worked: Antony was compelled to retire further into Gaul, where he joined up with Lepidus (see above). Unfortunately for Cicero and the Senate, however, Octavian was neither malleable nor stupid. He realized that, were he to surrender his troops to Brutus, he would not only lose an important bargaining chip but, given Brutus' association with Caesar's murder, would fatally undermine his claims to be Caesar's loyal son. As it happened, through one of those twists of fate that seem to occur so often in Roman history, the two consuls Hirtius and Pansa had been killed in the battle against Antony: Octavian saw a vacuum and marched south with his forces, determined to fill it. Confronted with Octavian's troops, the Senate was compelled to allow him to run for the office of consul, to which he was duly elected for the year 42. His adoption by Caesar was officially ratified and Caesar's assassins outlawed: thus Octavian could assume the role of the loyal son attempting to avenge his father's murder and continue his father's work in "reforming" the state. (The leaders of the opposition to Caesar, M. Junius Brutus and C. Cassius Longinus, had already fled to the East, planning, like Pompey earlier, to raise troops and challenge Antony and Octavian.)

The Second Triumvirate. Suddenly Octavian was no longer a youthful outsider but a major force with which to reckon. He realized, however, that his own position vis a vis the Senate was far from secure and decided to make common cause with his former enemy, Antony. Thus, in 43, Octavian,
Antony, and Lepidus were officially appointed as a panel of three (a triumvirate) to govern Rome with consular authority for a period of five years for the purpose of restoring constitutional order. This alliance is known as the *Second Triumvirate. Through a curious twist of fate, Caesar -- who originally had been viewed as a dangerous, power-seeking popularis and a traitor -- now became the beloved leader whose legacy was being threatened and in whose name Octavian, Antony, and Lepidus must seize control of state affairs.

Despite its official standing, the Second Triumvirate was in reality a military junta. Following the precedent of Sulla, its first order of business was to pay back its political enemies and raise some much-needed cash (necessary if the junta's troops were to be kept happy). Proscriptions were held in which some 300 senators and 2000 equites were dispatched, as much for their property as for their political sympathies. The most famous victim was Cicero, whose head and hands were cut off and hung from the speaker's platform (the Rostra) in the forum. [The Triumvirate also raised taxes, aiming first (as was the Romans' wont) at wealthy and "extravagant" women. This policy led to a woman named Hortensia presenting a public speech in the forum in which, we are told, she sounded the now familiar theme of no taxation without representation (i.e., without granting women the franchise).]

The next order of business, once matters had been settled in Rome, was to deal with the forces of Brutus and Cassius in the East. The official line was that these forces were traitors to Rome, led by Caesar's assassins. Viewed objectively, however, they represented one of the last hopes of the Roman Republic, fighting a cause that was utterly unrealistic -- the days when the traditional constitutional Machinery could cope with the economic, social, and political realities in Rome were long past -- but noble nonetheless. The final confrontation occurred in 42 at *Philippi in Macedonia (see Map 3 in Dudley), where Brutus' and Cassius' forces were quickly defeated in a series of battles by the combined forces of Antony and Octavian. The victory led to an immediate rise in Antony's fortunes: never much of a general, Octavian had presented a poor showing at Philippi, losing one important battle and spending a good deal of the time sick in his tent. For the moment, at least, Antony was very much the senior partner among the triumvirs.

With their enemies subdued both at Rome and abroad, the two leading members of the Triumvirate soon returned to their old personal rivalries. Lepidus was quickly gotten out of the way: accused of treason, he was deprived of his provinces and allowed to remain a member of the Triumvirate only on sufferance. The other two triumvirs divided Rome's holdings between them: Octavian got Spain, Antony Gaul. Antony, however, had larger ambitions. Encouraged by his success at Philippi, he revived Caesar's plans for a grand military campaign in the East. His intentions clearly were to follow the precedent set by Sulla, Pompey, and Caesar himself: to win power, fame, and money through a series of military triumphs abroad and then return to Rome and oust his political rivals once and for all. In 41, therefore, he set out for the East, where he soon became entangled with the Egyptian Cleopatra.

Cleopatra VII left three children by Marcus Antonius: the twins Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene, born in 40 B.C. and Ptolemy Philadelphus, born in 36 B.C. In 33 B.C. Antonius designated Alexander to be king of Armenia and overlord of Parthia and Media. He designated Ptolemy to be ruler of all Egyptian possessions in Syria and Cilicia and overlord of all client-kings and dynasts west of the Euphrates, as far as the Hellespont. After the death of Antonius, both boys were taken in by Augustus's sister Octavia to be raised with her own children. They appear soon after in Augustus's Triumph in Rome and thereafter disappear from history. Speculation is that both died in childhood. Cleopatra Selene was married in 29 B.C. to Juba II, a Roman client-king who ruled over Numidia c30-25 B.C. and over Mauretania 25 B.C.-cA.D. 23 when he died in his mid-70s. Cleopatra had long before predeceased him, though the date is not known. They had two (known) children: Ptolemy succeeded his father as king of Mauretania in A.D. 23. In 40, he was called to Rome to appear before the Emperor Caligula. Tacitus reports he had the misfortune of presenting himself wearing such a sumptious purple robe that in envy Caligula had him put to death. One simply did not appear before Caligula wearing better duds than the boss. Although Ptolemy was certainly of a marriageable age, no wife or children are known, and none succeeded him as king. Ptolemy's sister Drusilla was married to Marcus Antonius Felix. Nothing has survived in recorded history to point to any issue of this marriage.

Octavian, by contrast, was given the thankless task of dealing with affairs in Italy, particularly the necessity of finding land for his and Antony's veterans. Antony clearly hoped that Octavian would become embroiled in Italian politics, squandering both his time and, more important, his popularity with the masses. In the end, this was a poor strategy on Antony's part. Not only did his own military ventures not fare well, but, by leaving Octavian in Rome, he allowed his rival to ply his considerable political skills in waging a propaganda war against Antony.

At first, however, Antony's plan appeared to succeed. Octavian's problem was to find land for his and Antony's veterans; his solution was to confiscate land throughout Italy. The Italian cities were outraged, and this sense of outrage was encouraged by Antony's wife Fulvia and his brother L. Antonius, who incited a civil war. The rebels were suppressed through a combination of Antony's delay in supporting them and the brutality of Octavian's reprisals (particularly against the city of Perusia, in the so-called Perusine War). Antony eventually returned to Italy in 40, landing at Brundisium, but by then Octavian had not only secured Italy but had seized Gaul. War nearly broke out between Antony and Octavian, but their troops refused to fight against one another. At last a deal was cut: Antony was to pursue his ambitions in the East, while Octavian was granted the western half of Rome's empire. To cement the deal, Antony married Octavian's sister *Octavia (Fulvia having died of natural causes in the meantime).

Antony accordingly returned east, where from 40-35 he was engaged in a series of largely unsuccessful campaigns against the Parthians. His desperate need for financial and military support drove him into the arms of Cleopatra (literally and figuratively) and he became her official consort. Antony had 3 children by Cleopatra. In 36, despite their age (6, 6, and 2, respectively), he granted each of these children, as well as Cleopatra herself, territories in the East as their official realms; he also lent his support to the claims of Caesarion (then 13 years old) to be Caesar's true son and heir. To Roman eyes these moves were troubling, suggesting that Antony was becoming a champion of
Egypt and its oriental queen.

Meanwhile, Octavian was busy in the West fighting *Sextus Pompeius, a son of Pompey the Great. Sextus had gathered the last of the Republican opposition about him in Spain and by 42 controlled Sicily. With his fleet, Sextus was able to harass Roman shipping, nearly cutting off Rome's
grain supplies. To the degree that Sextus could claim to be fighting for the cause of his father, Pompey, he represented the last forces of the old Republic; in reality, he was as much a military overlord/adventurer as Antony and Octavian. Octavian once again showed his lack of military experience, suffering a series of humiliating defeats, and, in 38, was forced to meet with Antony in order to ask for reinforcements. (At the same time the term of the Triumvirate, originally slated to expire in 38, was extended for another five years.) In 36 Octavian -- or, rather, his general *M. Vipsanius Agrippa, working in tande M with Lepidus -- finally defeated Sextus at the battle of Naulochus. Lepidus made an attempt to seize Sicily for himself, but was soon deserted by his supporters and captured. As pontifex maximus Lepidus could not be killed (as we shall see, Octavian was beginning to develop scruples!), so he was merely stripped of his official powers and placed under permanent house arrest in Rome.

Actium. The year 36 marks something of a turning point in Octavian's career. From this point on he began to doff the role of ruthless military warlord and instead present himself as a defender of the Republic (such as it was!). This strategy was to stand him in good stead in the propaganda war against Antony. Antony, Octavian could claim, had become the thrall of a depraved eastern
monarch: he had "gone native" and (Octavian claimed) planned to reduce Rome to a mere subject state, transferring the capital of the empire to Egypt. The Romans would be slaves to a mongrel horde of oriental eunuchs and their lascivious queen, compelled to worship Egypt's decadent, bestial gods and to adopt the perverse religious practices of a land whose rulers regularly married their own siblings.

Tensions between Antony and Octavian began to reach a head in 35, when Antony formally repudiated Octavia, who had remained loyal to him despite the repeated humiliation to which he had subjected her. In 33, when the Triumvirate officially expired, Octavian held the consulship: he was then able to present Antony as a private Roman citizen acting without the authority of the state and to contrast his own position as loyal servant of the Republic. There followed, in 32, the public reading of Antony's will (which, according to custom, had been deposited in Rome for safe keeping): the provisions it contained were not outrageous -- for example, Antony asked to be buried with Cleopatra and requested official recognition for his children by Cleopatra and for Caesarion -- but they furthered the impression that Antony now regarded himself as an Egyptian.

n the end war was inevitable. The issue was decided in 31 at the naval battle of *Actium (in northwest Greece). Antony had established camp in the bay of Actium in late 32, hoping to use it as a base of operations against Octavian. He became mired there, however, his lines of supply cut off and his forces steadily shrinking due to disease and desertion. As time wore on, his troops became ever more de Moralized, in part due to the presence of Cleopatra in their camp: Roman soldiers did not like the idea of being the servants of a foreign queen (think of Livy's portrayal of Tanaquil). Moreover, Antony's Egyptian fleet was outnumbered and out-generaled by Octavian's fleet, led by Agrippa. By September of 31 Antony had realized that his position was untenable and attempted to slip away with his fleet to Asia Minor. His plans were poorly executed by his de Moralized troops, however, and only Cleopatra's ships managed to escape, followed by Antony with a few Roman stragglers. The remainder of Antony's forces surrendered after only token resistance. The battle of Actium was, then, something of a fiasco: a failed tactical retreat. Octavian and his supporters, however, presented it as a glorious triumph, spreading the story that Antony, accompanied by Cleopatra, had intended a full-scale naval battle but had turned tail and deserted his troops when he saw Cleopatra's ship fleeing in fear. In this version, Antony is betrayed by his besotted obsession with the cowardly and depraved Egyptian queen.

Antony and Cleopatra fled to Egypt, where they committed suicide. Octavian, however, hailed his triumph as belonging to the Roman Senate and people -- a victory for Rome's political and religious traditions over a nefarious threat from the decadent East. (Notice that once again Octavian held the consulship -- his third -- in this crucial year, allowing him once more to present himself as the servant of the Roman people fighting in defense of the Republic, rather than as a military despot intent on wiping out a hated rival.) He claimed to have been supported in this victory by the god *Apollo, who had a small temple on a nearby promontory. Apollo, the god of Actium, became a prominent figure in Octavian/Augustus' reign. A god of poetry, music, and culture, he provided a fitting contrast to the "degenerate" Egyptian culture championed by Antony. He also embodied two contrary features that Octavian found useful, for Apollo was both a powerful god of retribution, smiting those who strayed beyond the proper bounds set for mortal ambitions, and a gentle god of refinement and culture. (These two contrasting features are symbolized by two of Apollo's attributes: the bow and the lyre.) As we shall see, the poets and artists who celebrated Octavian/Augustus' achievements presented his career as displaying these same two contrasting features, with Actium as the turning point. Before Actium, we find the stern triumvir who employs violence to punish his father's murderers, restore "order" to Italy, and check the wild ambitions of Antony and Cleopatra; after Actium, we find the benign ruler who oversees a political, moral, and cultural renaissance at Rome.
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THE ANCESTRY OF MARK ANTONY

Mark Antony was the son of Antonius Creticus and Julia. Julia was the daughter of Lucius Julius Caesar, who was the son of another Lucius Julius Caesar, who was the son of Sextus Julius Caesar, who was the son of Sextus Julius Caesar, who was the son of Lucius Julius Caesar, who was the son of Numerius Julius Caesar, who was the son of Lucius Julius Libo, who was the son of Lucius Julius Libo. There was a gap of three generations separating him from Lucius Julius Julus, who was the son of Lucius Julius Julus, who was the son of Caius Julius Julus, who was the son of Caius Julius Julus, who was the son of Lucius Julius Julus, who was the son of Numerius Julius Julus. There is then another gap of about 560 years separating him from Julus, who was the son of Ascanius, who was the son of Aeneas, famous hero of The Iliad and The Aenead.

As was stated earlier, it is the opinion of this researcher that some myth has a basis in historical fact. And again, for whatever it may be worth, I offer the mythological genealogy of Aeneas for your consideration.

According to the myth, Aenaes was married to Creusa, the daughter of King Priam of Troy. Priam was the son of Laomedon, who was the son of Ilus, for whom Ilium was named. Ilium was another name for Troy. Ilus was a son of Tros, for whom Troy was named.

Aenaes was the son of the mortal Anchises and the goddess Venus, who sprang from Zeus' forehead.. Anchises was the son of Capys, who was the son of Assaracus, who was the son of Tros, for whom the city of Troy was named. Tros was the son of Ericthonius, who was the son of Dardanus and Batieia. Batieia was the daughter of Teucer, who was the son of Scamander. Dardanus was a son of Zeus. Zeus was a son of the titans Cronus and Rhea. Cronus was the son of Uranus. Uranus was supposed to have been the beginning of all things. This is certainly not Christian theology. It is offered only as a mythological genealogy and nothing more.

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Mark Antony
born 82/81 BC
died August, 30 BC, Alexandria

also spelled Marc Anthony , Latin Marcus Antonius Roman general under Julius Caesar and later triumvir (43–30 BC), who, with Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, was defeated by Octavian (the future emperor Augustus) in the last of the civil wars that destroyed the Roman Republic.

Early life and career

Mark Antony was the son and grandson of men of the same name. His father was called Creticus because of his military operations in Crete, and his grandfather, one of the leading orators of his day, was vividly portrayed as a speaker in Cicero's De oratore. After a somewhat dissipated youth, the future triumvir served with distinction in 57–54 as a cavalry commander under Aulus Gabinius in Judaea and Egypt. He then joined the staff of Julius Caesar, to whom he was related on his mother's side, and served with him for much of the concluding phase of Caesar's conquest of central and northern Gaul and its aftermath (54–53, 52–50). In 51 Antony held the minor office of quaestor, an office of financial administration that gave him a place in the Senate, and he was subsequently elected to the politically influential priesthood of the augurs.

Civil war and triumvirate

In 49, the year in which the Civil War broke out between Pompey and Caesar, Antony became tribune of the people (an official with the traditional function of protecting the plebeians from arbitrary actions of the magistrates) and vigorously supported Caesar in the Senate. He fled from Rome to his patron's headquarters after receiving threats of violence. After Antony had fought in the brief Italian campaign in which Pompey was forced to evacuate the Italian peninsula, Caesar left him in charge of Italy, a post he again occupied in 48–47 as Master of the Horse (the dictator's assistant) after the decisive battle at Pharsalus (in Thessaly) in which he had commanded Caesar's left wing. Thereafter, because his methods as regent of Italy had displeased Caesar, he was removed from the post and was without employment until 44 when he became consul as the dictator's colleague. After Caesar's murder, he used a variety of methods, including the falsification of the dead man's papers, to control events and to arouse the people against Caesar's assassins, Marcus Brutus and Cassius. In June, Antony was granted a five-year governorship of northern and central Transalpine Gaul (Gallia Comata) and Cisalpine Gaul (northern Italy). Despite his growing power and popularity among the people, the orator Cicero attacked him fiercely in a series of speeches from September 44 to April 43 BC (he never tired of saying that Antony should have been murdered also), and the 19-year-old Octavian, Caesar's great-nephew and adopted son, gradually emerged as a rival. In April 43 a coalition of Octavian, the two consuls of the year, and Decimus Brutus (another of the former conspirators against Caesar) defeated Antony at Mutina (Modena) and compelled him to withdraw into the southern part (Narbonensis) of Transalpine Gaul. There, however, he was joined by a number of leading commanders including Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, who, after Antony, had been Caesar's Master of the Horse. In early November Octavian met Antony and Lepidus in Bononia (Bologna), and the three entered into an official five-year autocratic pact, the second triumvirate (November 43). The enemies of the triumvirs, including the orator Cicero, were proscribed and executed, and in the following year Marcus Brutus and Cassius killed themselves after their defeat at the Battle of Philippi, in which Antony greatly distinguished himself as a commander. The republican cause was now dead.

The triumvirs had agreed to divide the empire; so Antony proceeded to take up the administration of the eastern provinces. He first summoned Cleopatra, the queen of Egypt, to Tarsus (southeastern Asia Minor) to answer reports that she had assisted their enemies. She successfully exonerated herself, and Antony spent the winter of 41–40 as her lover at Alexandria. In spite of the romantic accounts of ancient authors, however, she did not at this stage establish a permanent dominance over him, since he made no move to see her again for more than three years.

Early in 40 he received two pieces of bad news: that his brother Lucius Antonius and his third wife, Fulvia, on their own initiative and without success, had revolted against Octavian, thus setting off the Perusine War (after the central point of the rising, Perusia, the modern Perugia); and that the Parthians, the eastern neighbours of the empire, had invaded Roman Syria. In spite of the latter information, Antony first proceeded to Italy, where he became reconciled to Octavian at Brundusium (Brindisi), and, since Fulvia had died in the meantime, he married Octavian's sister Octavia. The two triumvirs agreed that Herod, who had fled from Judaea to escape the Parthians and their Jewish allies, should be encouraged to retake the country and become its king. In the following year they concluded the short-lived Treaty of Misenum with Pompey's son Sextus Pompeius, who because of his control of wide areas of the Mediterranean had been pirating Roman ships.

Accompanied by Octavia, Antony then proceeded to Athens, where he was enthusiastically greeted and hailed as the New Dionysus, mystic god not only of wine but also of happiness and immortality. In 38 Antony's lieutenant Publius Ventidius won a decisive victory over the Parthians, and, in the following year, Herod was able to reestablish himself at Jerusalem. Meanwhile, however, further differences had arisen between Antony and Octavian, and, although these were ostensibly settled by the Treaty of Tarentum, which prolonged the triumvirate for a further five years, Antony sent Octavia back to Italy from Corcyra (modern Corfu, or Kérkira) when he left again for the east and arranged for Cleopatra to join him in Syria. Henceforward, apart from his absences on land campaigns, they lived together for the remaining seven years of their lives.

Alliance with Cleopatra

Religious propaganda declared Cleopatra the New Isis, or Aphrodite, to his New Dionysus, and it is possible (but unlikely) that they contracted an Egyptian marriage: it would not have been valid in Roman law since Romans could not marry foreigners. Apart from their undoubted mutual affection, Cleopatra needed Antony in order to revive the old boundaries of the Ptolemaic kingdom (though her efforts to convince him to give her Herod's Judaea failed), and Antony needed Egypt as a source of supplies and funds for his planned attack on Parthia. His invasion, however, of Parthia's ally Media Atropatene (southwest of the Caspian) in 36 BC ended in a retreat involving heavy losses. On his return to Syria, Cleopatra met him with money and supplies. Octavian, exploiting the occasion and the contrast of Antony's failure with the decisive victory he himself—or rather his admiral Agrippa—had won against Sextus Pompeius, sent Octavia to Antony along with troops and provisions. But the soldiers fell far short of the numbers Antony expected (and were owed by his fellow-triumvir), and he then made a future breach between the two leaders almost inevitable by ordering Octavia to return to Rome.

The break was accelerated in 34, when he celebrated a successful expedition to Armenia by appearing in a triumphal procession through the streets of Alexandria, a proceeding regarded by Romans as an impious parody of their traditional Triumph. A few days later he staged a ceremony at which Cleopatra was pronounced Queen of Kings, her son and joint monarch Ptolemy XV Caesar, or Caesarion (for Cleopatra, and now Antony, claimed that Julius Caesar had fathered the boy), was declared King of Kings, and the two sons and a daughter that Cleopatra had borne to Antony were also given imposing royal titles. The exact significance and substantiality of these Donations are disputable, but critics interpreted them as involving the transfer of Roman territories into alien, Greek, hands. In the next year, 33, the Roman leaders launched unprecedented, savage propaganda attacks upon one another, including the production by Octavian of a document (of dubious though possible authenticity) that purported to be a will of Antony favouring the children of Cleopatra and providing for his own burial at Alexandria. In 32 the triumvirate had officially ended, although Antony continued to call himself triumvir on his coins. Both consuls at Rome, however, happened to support Antony, and now, threatened by Octavian, they left for his headquarters, bringing numerous, probably more than 200, Roman senators with them. After Antony had officially divorced Octavia, her brother formally broke off the ties of personal friendship with him and declared war, not against him but against Cleopatra. Antony successively established his headquarters at Ephesus (Selçuk), Athens, and Patras (Pátrai) and marshalled his principal fleet in the gulf of Ambracia (northwestern Greece). More naval detachments occupied a long line of posts along the west coast of Greece. But Octavian's admiral Agrippa, and then Octavian himself, succeeded in sailing from Italy across the Ionian Sea and effecting landings, and Agrippa captured decisive points all along the line.

As Antony lost more ground, the morale of his advisers and fighting forces deteriorated, a process aided by Cleopatra's insistence on being present at his headquarters against the wishes of many of his leading Roman supporters, thus providing Octavian with fresh propaganda fuel. Because of this lack of unity and the inexperience of Antony's crews, the decisive battle was lost before it ever began. It took place off Actium, outside the Ambracian Gulf, on Sept. 2, 31 BC. Antony suffered the inevitable defeat, but Cleopatra, by prearranged plan rather than treachery, broke through the enemy line with her 60 ships (carrying her and Antony's treasury) and, joined by her lover, made for Egypt. It was nearly a year before Octavian reached them there, but soon after his arrival, when resistance proved impossible, first Antony and then Cleopatra committed suicide (August 30 BC).

Personality

Antony was a man of considerable ability and impressive appearance, far more genial than his adversary but not quite equal to Octavian's exceptional efficiency and energy and, in particular, unfit or unwilling to grasp the moment for action. Nevertheless, he was an outstanding leader of men and a competent general, though, in the end, not such a successful admiral as the experienced Agrippa. As a politician, he was astute enough—aided by a talent for florid oratory—but gradually lost touch with Roman feeling and fatally lacked the cold deliberateness of Octavian. Since the latter proved victorious in his struggle for power, it is his interpretation of events, rather than Antony's, that has remained lodged in the history books. Cicero had earlier depicted Antony as a drunken, lustful debauchee—though his adulteries may have been less extensive than Octavian's. More significantly for history, the outcome of the battle off Actium made certain that Octavian's Roman-Italian policy prevailed throughout the empire, and the Antonian theme of Greco-Roman collaboration was not given a trial until the emperor Constantine captured Byzantium three centuries later. [Encyclopædia Britannica, online <http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-365>]
 D. UNKNOWN Octavia Thurina Minor Buried with highest Roman state honors.

Octavia stands out as a virtuous woman in a time when every restraint was relaxed.  No evil deeds about her were ever even hinted by anybody.  After she was abondoned by Mark Antony, Octavia bore her rejection silently, lived quietly in Antony's house in Rome, and brought up faithfully his children by Fulvia and the two daughters that she herself had given him.  Later, Octavia, after the death of Antony and Cleopatra, reared their children too as if they were her own.  (Ancestry.com tree of Cary Bauxmont-Flynn)

wikipedia - Atia Balba Caesonia
 D. UNKNOWN Gaius IV Octavius wikipedia - Atia Balba Caesonia D. UNKNOWN Atia Balbus Tacitus considered Atia the idea Roman matron. 

wikipedia - Atia Balba Caesonia
 D. UNKNOWN Marcus Antonius II Creticus Wikipedia.org (Marcus Antonius Creticus) D. UNKNOWN Julia Lucius Julius D. UNKNOWN Tiberius Claudius II Drusus NERO Drusus died due to complications resulting from injuries received after falling from a horse.
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 Private Livia Drusilla Private Claudius Pulcher D. UNKNOWN Appius Claudius Nero D. UNKNOWN Tanuantus Tenuantius Tenefan Seat at Colchester (Camulodunum). 

He appears to have become king of the Catuvellauni ca. 20 BC, ruling from Verulamium (St. Albans).  For a brief period ca. 15-10 BC he issued coins from Camulodunum (Colchester)

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Tasciovanus)
Geoffrey of Monmouths' 'Historia Regum Britanniae' (as Tenvantius, son of Lud).


 D. UNKNOWN Kimbelinus or Kynobellinus Educated in Rome by Augustus Caesar and later forestalled the invasion of the island.

Appears to have taken power around 9AD, minting coins from both Camulodunum and Verulamium.

Asociated with Pendragon Court at Camulod.

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Cunobelinus)
Geoffrey of Monmouth's 'Historia Regum Britanniae'
 D. UNKNOWN Gwenivyth of Siluria SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Arvirargus) 1560 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Browne Aldridge 1564 - 1648 Henry Aldridge 84 84 BET 983 AND 990 - UNKNOWN Odo II de Blois ~0871 - 17 JUL 924 Eduard I "The Elder" of England Crowned King of England on the Whitsunday following October 28, 901. 0897 - 0954 Mael- Coluim 57 57 0862 - 0900 Domnall 38 38 0847 - 6 OCT 911 Rudolph I de Bourgogne Rudolph was first King of Transjurane, Burgandy (888-912) recognized by Emperor Arnulf.

Rudolph belonged to the Welf family and was the son of Conrad, count of Auxerre, from whom he inferited the lay abbacy of St. Maurice en Valais, making him the most powerful magnate in Upper Burgundy, present day western Switzerland and the Franche Comte.

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Unknown Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Duncan of Dull D. UNKNOWN George Ross D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hepburne ~1500 - UNKNOWN Thomas McKynnistre ~1620 - UNKNOWN Andrew Kirkco ~1620 - UNKNOWN Nicholas (?) Hamilton ~1675 - UNKNOWN James McClelland ~1400 - <1463 William Carlyle 63 63 BET 1390 AND 1400 - <1436 Elizabeth Kirkpatrick ~1476 - UNKNOWN Donald McClellan ~1370 - 1426 John Carlyle 56 56 ~1325 - 1397 William Carlyle 72 72 ~1370 - >1409 Thomas Kirkpatrick 39 39 ~1340 - UNKNOWN Winfred Kirkpatrick ~1295 - 1333 John Carlyle 38 38 ~1260 - 1329 William Carlyle 69 69 ~1276 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Brus ~1235 - 1270 William De Carliell 35 35 ~1240 - UNKNOWN Sapientia ~1310 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Kirkpatrick ~1295 - AFT 4 JAN 1319/20 Thomas Kirkpatrick ~1276 - >1314 Roger Kirkpatrick 38 38 Sir Roger Kirkpatrick, of Closeburne; Justiciar of Galloway 1304; killed the Regent of Scotland at Dumfries 1306; envoy to England 1314 (Burke's Peerage)
 ~1210 - 1274 William De Carliell 64 64 ~1185 - 1230 Eudo De Carliell 45 45 ~1189 - UNKNOWN Ida ~1160 - 1213 Adam De Carliell 53 53 ~1166 - UNKNOWN Maud De Vesci ~1139 - UNKNOWN Robert De Carliell ~1118 - UNKNOWN Odard of Carlyle ~1095 - 1160 Hildred De Karleolo 65 65 (jweber.ged)
1130-Hildred "rendered accounts to the exchequer for farms at Carlisle"; later he granted land to the priory of Wetherhill.
It is suspected that Hildred descended from Maldred, a brother of Duncan I of Scotland (reigned from 1034-1040), who was killed by his half brother Thorfinn, Earl of Orkney, this Thorfin is suspected by Dorothy Dunnett (author of "King Hereafter") as being the inspiration for the character Macbeth.


 BET 1115 AND 1125 - <1183 William De Vescy William De Vescy, son and heir, by 1st wife, adopted his mother's name of Vescy, by which he and his successors were known. 

At the inquest of 1166 his carta showed that his tenants held of him 26 knights' fees, plus one third and one seventh of a feww.  When William the Lion invaded Northern England in 1174 and laid siege to De Vescy's own castle of Alnwick, he was one of those who, after a forced march, raised the siege, 13 July, and took the Scottish King prisoner.  On 16 March 1176-77, when Henry II arbitrated between the Kings of Castile and Navarre, he was among the witnesses of the award.  He was a benefactor of many religious houses.

Having taken the habit of a monk at Alnwick Abbey, he died shortly before Michaelmas 1183 and was buried near the door of the Chapter House there.  His widow, who was living in 1185, was buried with him.  (Complete Peerage XII/2:274-5, transcribed by Dave Utzinger) - fr Arthur E Turner-Thomas tree at Ancestry.com ~1083 - 1157 Eustace FitzJohn 74 74 ~1090 - <1128 Beatrix de Vascy 38 38 Only daughter and heir of Yves De Vescy, Lord of Alnwick and Malton. ~1065 - 1134 Yves De Vescy 69 69 ~1075 - UNKNOWN Alda Tyson Only daughter and heir of William Tyson, Lord of Alnwick and Malton. <1056 - 1138 John "One Eye" Monoculus 82 82 Ancestry - Bill Prokasy ~1065 - UNKNOWN Cecily (?) Aunt of King Stephen of England

Ancestry - Bill Prokasy
 BET 1135 AND 1146 - >1185 Burga De Stuteville BET 1105 AND 1114 - 1183 Robert IV De Stuteville ~1115 - UNKNOWN Hawise Helewise Murdac ~1085 - UNKNOWN FNU Murdac ~1070 - >1138 Robert III De Stuteville 68 68 ~1075 - UNKNOWN Erneberga FitzBaldrick ~1025 - <1061 Richard De Vains 36 36 ~1040 - UNKNOWN Yvo De Vesci BET 1050 AND 1055 - UNKNOWN William Tyson Is he the son of Norman Gilbert Tyson (de Teeson), William the Conqueror's standard-bearer who acquired Alnwick  in the 11th century?   ~1035 - 1066 Gilbert Tyson 31 31 BET 1030 AND 1038 - UNKNOWN Beatrice of Normanica ~1040 - >1107 Robert De Estuteville 67 67 ~1010 - ~1066 Robert d'Estuteville 56 56 ~1020 - UNKNOWN Jeanne de Talbot ~1045 - UNKNOWN Blanche De Rieux ~1018 - UNKNOWN Quesnoc De Rieux ~1045 - UNKNOWN Hugh FitzBaldrick ~1060 - UNKNOWN Ralph Meurdach ~1037 - UNKNOWN Richard FitzMeurdach ~1246 - >1278 Stephen Kirkpatrick 32 32 ~1221 - UNKNOWN Adam De Torthorwald ~1196 - >1232 Ivone Kirkpatrick 36 36 ~1200 - UNKNOWN Euphemia De Brus ~1250 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Torthorwald ~1220 - UNKNOWN David De Torthorwald ~1310 - 1357 Roger Kirkpatrick 47 47 BET 1168 AND 1175 - UNKNOWN Agatha De Ferrers ES III:356b credits John with two illegitimate children by Agatha deFerrers
- Joan and Richard. ~1188 - FEB 1236/37 Joan of England ES III:356b credits John with two illegitimate children by Agatha deFerrers
- Joan and Richard.

"Magna Charta Barons" by Charles H. Browning, copyright 1969 (I'm unsureof the overall reliability of this source), gives Joan's mother as Agathade Ferrers, daughter of Robert de Ferrers, fourth Earl of Derby.

The journal "The Plantagenet Connection" has published an ahnentafel ofElizabeth Plantagenet, wife of Henry VII, which gives Joan's mother'sname as Constance (Clementia) of Brittany. This is the same Constancewho was married to Geoffrey Plantagenet, John's brother. Considering thewell-known animosity between Constance and John and her attempts to pressher own son Arthur's interests as far as the throne of England wereconcerned (whom John murdered with his own hands) the relationship seemsunlikely. The Constance that history portrays does not seem as one whoJohn could easily seduce or coerce into bed.

Others suggest her mother was Clemantina, the wife of Henry Pinel.

Natural daughter of King John. Married during Ascensiontid e, 1206. [Ped. of Charlemagne]

Illegitimate daughter of King John who married the Welsh pr ince, Llywelyn. [Chronicle of the Royal Family, p. 52]

Illegitimate dau of King John by Clemence, possibly Clemenc e Dauntsey, wife of Nicholas de Verdun; m. Llywelyn Fawr a p Iorwerth, Prince of North Wales; m. Llywelyn Fawr ap Iorw erth, Prince of North Wales; mother of Davi, Prince of Nort h Wales. [The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants, p. 305, 326]

Natural dau. of King John; m. Llewellyn ap Iorwerth; b. wel l before 1200, d. 30 Mar 1236 or Feb 1237; mother of Margar et. [Ancestral Roots, p. 29, 31]

Natural dau. of John Lackland, King of England; m. Llywely n ap Jorworth. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 2936]

Dau. of King John and Agatha Ferris. [WFT Vol 5 Ped 3756]

It has been speculated that Llywelyn's wife Joan was the granddaughter of Sibyl de Braose. Sibyl's daughter, Agatha Ferrers, was certainly King John's mistress and possibly Joan 's mother. The couple may have met when Sibyl's brother Wil liam was the king's favoured companion. Another affair, be ween Joan and William de Braose (son of Reginald), underlines the intriguing complexity of family links between Llywel yn Fawr and the de Braoses. ["Barons de Braose"

Following from Leo van de Pas in a posting to soc.genealogy .medieval newsgroup, 23 Feb 1999:

I found the following about Joan bastard of England, after her death she was buried at Llanfaes but, at the dissolution of the monastery, her coffin was removed. In the 19th century it was discovered that it was being used as a horse trough. Rescued from this use, it was placed in Baron Hill Park, near Beaumaris in Anglesey. The most recent location is given as the Church of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in Beaumaris.

Following the birth of a legitimate heir, Dafydd ap Llywelyn, and a daughter, Elen (who was married off to the Norman Earl of Chester), Joan committed adultery with William de Braose or Breos, a Norman noble of south Wales who had a lied himself with Llywelyn by the marriage of his daughter , Isabella, to Llywelyn's son, Dafydd. On learning of the a ffair in 1230, Llywelyn executed de Braose and Joan was imp risoned. Some time later, she was forgiven and restored t o her position as princess, dying in 1237.

Her mother's name may have been Clemence.  She is known only from Joan's obituary in the Tewkesbury Annals, where she is mysteriously called "Regina Clementina" (Queen Clemence).  Joan seems to have spent most of her childhood in France, as King John had her brought to England from Normandy for her wedding in December 1203. (Wikipedia.org)

In April 1226 Joan obtained a papal decree from Pope Honorius III, declaring her legitimate on the basis that her parents had been unarried at the time of her birth, but without giving her a claim to the English throne.

 1173 - 1240 Llewelyn ap Iorwerth 67 67 Prince of Gwynedd, or North Wales, 1195-1240. He came t o power in the classic way of Welsh princes bedeviled by th e dividing rule of Welsh inheritance--he seized it from his uncle, Dafydd ap Owain. He proved to be the greatest and most constructive Welsh statesman of the Middle Ages. In his long career he succeeded, by constant warfare, by tactful yielding under pressure and by masterly resilience the moment that pressure was relieved, in bringing under his control most of Pura Wallia. When he died in 1240, full of honor and glory, he left a principality which had the possibility of expanding into a truly national state of Wales. There was a moment when an independent Wales seemed about to become a reality, but looming over it was the king of England.

Llywelyn deliberately set out on a policy of reconstructing the whole basis of Welsh political life, and not every Welshman was happy about it. Llywelyn lived in an age which saw the emergence of the centralized feudal state. Both France and England presented the spectacle of societies elaborating their administrative machinery, putting their taxation on a new and sounder footing and systematizing their codes of justice, but Llywelyn's principality was small and lacking resources. Hostile English observers could wax satirical about its pretensions to international status . Gwynedd had always been the core of the power of the pri nces, and the expansion of Llywelyn's territory gave him th e ability to do many things beyond the power of previous Welsh rulers. He developed castle building on a considerable scale. The remains of Castell y Bere or of Ewloe, Dolbad arn, and Dolwyddelan even show distinctive Welsh style. He gave charters to the small, growing towns, and supported the abbeys and the friaries. But there was the vexing ye t vital question of the exact terms of Llywelyn's homage to the king. The king was always acknowledged as being at th e head of the pyramid, and by the 13th century Welsh rulers also accepted the principle that homage should be paid t o the king of England. Hywel Dda had done so, far back i n the tenth century, and both Owain Gwynedd and the Lord Rh ys had done homage to Henry II. The problem was that Llywe lyn claimed that the status in relation to the king of Engl and was the same enjoyed by the king of Scotland--that baro ns were to pay their homage directly to him. King John to ok a different view. He felt that the barons should also d o their homage to him. This gave him the right of continua l interference in Welsh affairs. At times the relationshi p between Llywelyn and John were mutually supportive, in pa rt because Llywelyn managed to marry Joan, the illegitimat e daughter of King John, in 1205. But even this family ti e soon broke down over the question of homage and dispute d territories.

When the Welsh princes were strong they could enforce a gru dging acknowledgement of their position from the king. Whe n they were weak, the king granted treaties firmly maintain ing his view of homage. Llywelyn the Great had sought to s olve the problem before his death. He had two sons, Gruffy dd by a Welsh woman, and the younger, David, by his wife Jo an. Welsh law at the time said that both sons should inher it--a law which had been the cause of so many of those disp uted successions which had brought ruin to Wales in the pas t. Llywelyn made a bold and successful attempt to put thi s dangerous Welsh law aside in favor of the English system , and finally got the consent of King Henry III Ôs advisor s to agree to the succession of David as his sole heir. Th en, shortly before his death, he called all the princes o f Wales together at Strata Florida Abbey in 1238 and made t hem swear allegiance to David. Henry III allowed him to su cceed, but refused David the direct homage of the barons, e ventually leading to war between the king and the new Wels h prince. David and his forces had no change against Henry 's large army and withdrew. David died childless shortly t hereafter, and it would be up to Llywelyn's grandson, Llywe lyn ap Gruffydd, to assert Wales' independence once again. (from Michael Holler at Ancestry.com) ~1210 - UNKNOWN Thomas de Galloway D. >1237 Rohese (Rose) De Lacy ~1148 - ~1207 Rognvald (Reginald) Sumarlidsaaon 59 59 ~1145 - UNKNOWN Fonia of Moray ~1120 - >1165 Randolph of Moray 45 45 ~1070 - ~1127 Lord of Holderness 57 57 On first Crusade with Robert of Normandy, having given the Church of St. Martin at Authy to the Abbey of St. Lucien (Beauvaid), 14 July 1096.

Supporter of Henry I, 1104; later rebelled as a supporter of William 'Clito' 1118
Subsequently pardoned by Henry I.
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"Count d'Aumale, Lord of Holderness; son of Adelheid of Normandy and Eudes of Champagne, Count d'Aumale; husband of Hawise de Mortimer" - Ped. of Charlemagne, Vol I, pg 270

"Count of Aumale; m. Hawise de Mortimer, father of Agnes who m. Adam III de Brus and Peter/Piers de Brus" - GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100

"Count of Aumale, Earl of Holderness, Crusader, 1096; son of Eudes, Count of Champagne & Aumale/Earl of Holderness, and Adelaide; m. Hawise de Mortimer; father of Agnes who m. 2 Adam III de Brus" - Ancestral Roots, Line 136, p. 120

Stephen, Count of Aumale, Lord of Holderness, son and heir, of the said Adelaide, by her 3rd husband. He was b. before 1070. In 1090 he took part with William II, and fortified his castle of Aumale against Duke Robert. By reason of his descent from the ducal house of Normandy he was chosen by Robert de Mowbray and his confederates as the person on whom to bestow the Crown, had they succeeded in their attempt to dethrone William II in 1094. He went on Crusade in 1096 with Duke Robert, before which, 14 July 1096, as Comes de Albamarla, he gave the Church of St. Martin at Auchy to the Abbey of St. Lucien at Beauvais. He took the part of Henry I against Duke Robert in 1104, but in 1118 supported Baldwin a la Hache, Count of Flanders, and the French King, in their invasion of Normandy on behalf of William Cliton, son of Duke Robert. He persisted in his rebellion, but was reduced to submission in 1119. He often occurs, but only once as Comes de Albamara, in the Lindsey Survey.
He m. Hawise, daughter of Ralph de Mortemer, of Wigmore, co. Hereford, Seigneur de Saint Victor-en-Caux, by Milicent, his wife. He d. before 1130. [Complete Peerage, I:352-3]
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 BET 1030 AND 1037 - BET 1096 AND 1115 Odo III de Blois EUDES, OR ODO DE CHAMPAGNE
The Conqueror and His Companions
by J.R. Planché, Somerset Herald. London: Tinsley Brothers, 1874.


was the son of Etienne II, Comte de Champagne and Brie, by Adele, supposed to have been a daughter of Richard II, Duke of Normandy, but by which of his wives or mistresses has not been ascertained. Now if such were the fact, Odo was the nephew of Duke Robert, the father of the Conqueror, and consequently first cousin of the latter and of his sister Adelaide or Adeliza, as far as blood was concerned. A marriage with her, therefore, would have been within the prohibited degrees so rigidly construed by the Church of Rome. William of Jumiegrave;ges, who styles him Count of Champagne, says he was nearly allied to King William by consanguinity, being grandson of Maud, daughter to Richard I, Duke of Normandy, wife of Odo, Earl of Blois and Chartres. This assertion is still more unfortunate, for Maud died childless, and Etienne, the father of our Odo, was the son of the Count of Blois' second wife Ermengarde, daughter of Robert I, Count of Auvergne, whom he married in 1020. I therefore deny the maternal descent of Odo from any near relation of William, Duke of Normandy, of whom he has been set down as a kinsman on the above authority only.

Dugdale, who appears to have been perfectly bewildered respecting him, has printed in his Monasticon two accounts, one from the Book of Meaux, an abbey in Holderness, and the other from the Register of Fountains Abbey, which is nearly verbatim, but in one or two instances more explici

The story as told in them is as follows: Odo having killed a magnate of his own country, took refuge in the dominions of his kinsman, William, Duke of Normandy, who gave him, through the intercession of the Archbishop of Rouen, his sister for wife, and subsequently bestowed upon him the island (according to the Book of Meaux), the county (according to the Register of Fountains), of Holderness. To the same Archbishop, not named, he is said to have been indebted for the grant of the county "comitatum" (the Register of Fountains reads "civitatem") of Albemarle on condition that he should attend the primate in any expedition with ten knights, and bear his standard before him.

The author of L'Art de Vérifier les Dates, and Père Anselm follow this account, but specify the Archbishop as Jean de Bayeux, who entertained a great friendship for Odo, and, with the consent of the Chapter, bestowed upon him the lands of Aumale on the above-named condition.

Now let us see what light the crucial test of dates flings upon these statements. Etienne, the father of Odo, could not have been born earlier than 1021, and would have been about sixteen or seventeen when he succeeded his father in 1037 as Comte de Champagne and Brie. Allowing that he married before he was of full age, say 1040, Odo must have been a mere child at his death in 1047/8, when he was immediately dispossessed of his inheritance by his uncle, Thibaut III, legally, it would appear, according to the law at that period, which, if the heir to the lordship was not of sufficient age to receive investiture by the ceremony of girding with the sword, authorized the nearest in blood of full age to claim the succession. Sharp practice, it may be said, but still the law, and one, it may be worth remarking, which would justify the rebellions against William in the first years of his rule had he even been legitimate.

At what time Odo took refuge in the Court of William, Duke of Normandy, is not stated, but he must have been a most precocious young swashbuckler if he killed "a magnate of his own country" before he entered his teens, and the loss of his estates would have been quite sufficient to have caused him at a later period to seek his fortune elsewhere, without having killed anyone fairly or foully.

At the time of the invasion of England Odo would have been about five-and-twenty, and what more likely than, having nothing to lose and everything to gain, he should eagerly have volunteered his services to William? But if we are to believe that Odo was indebted to Jean de Bayeux for the hand of his wife and the lands of Aumale, how could he be the "Sire d'Aubemare" who fought at Senlac in 1066, when the said Jean de Bayeux was not elevated to the primacy till after the death of Archbishop Maurilius in 1067?

The labours of Mr. Stapleton before alluded to, and those of the authors of Recherches sur le Domesday, enable us to solve the riddle in the most satisfactory manner. The old Norman Chroniclers state clearly enough that Odo de Champagne was the husband of the Conqueror's sister, though differing as to the fact of her being of the whole or the half blood, but not one of them had the kindness to inform us, if they knew, that the lady had been twice previously married, and had left issue by each husban

The facts of the case, which have been elicited from the records of the Church of St. Martin d'Auchi (de Alceio), commonly called of Aumale, from its vicinity to the town of that name, are as follows: In or about the year 1000 a castle was built on the river Eu, now known as the Bresle, at the point where it divides the provinces of Normandy and Picardy, by a certain Guerinfroi (Guerinfrides), who also, in 1027, founded in its neighbourhood the Abbey of St. Martin d'Auchi. This Guerinfroi, who was Sire d'Aumale (not Count, as he has been incorrectly called), had an only daughter named Berta, who became the wife of Hugh II, Comte de Ponthieu, and mother by him of Enguerrand, or Ingleram, Sire d'Aumale in right of his mother, who married Adelaide, sister of the Conqueror, and was killed in an ambush at St. Aubin, near Arques, in 1053, leaving an only daughter, named Adelaide after her mother, and having settled on his wife the lands of Aumale in dower. The widow of Enguerrand, being still young, married secondly, and in the first year of her widowhood, Lambert, Count of Lens, in Artois, and brother of Eustace II, Count of Boulogne, and had by him a daughter, named Judith, whose hand was given by her uncle, William the Conqueror, to Waltheof, Earl of Northumberland. Count Lambert could scarcely have seen the birth of his child, for he was killed at Lille the following year, in a battle between Baldwin, Count of Flanders, and the Emperor Henry III. A widow for the second time, and still in the prime of life, she married, thirdly, Odo of Champagne, by whom she was the mother of Stephen, who, on the death of his elder sister Adelaide, became the first Comte d'Aumale, or Earl of Albemarle, the Seigneurie having been made a Comte by King William, but upon what occasion and at what time we have no evidence.

The name of Adeliza with the title of "Comitissa de Albemarle" occurs in Domesday, but not that of Odo, which first appears in connection with English transactions in 1088 (1st of William Rufus), when Count Odo and his son Stephen gave the manor and church of Hornsea, in the wapentake of Holderness, to the Abbey of St. Mary of York.

This latter fact also leads to the correction of Orderic Vital's assertion, that King William granted the earldom of Holderness to Odo of Champagne at the same time that he distributed cities and counties with great honours and domains among other lords who had assisted him in the Conquest, viz, in 1070. In the first place, Holderness was not an earldom; and in the second, as late as the completion of Domesday, A.D. 1086, the whole district so named was still part of the honour of Drogo de Brevere, a Fleming who had fought for William at Senlac, and received the greater part of the territory of Holderness amongst other portions of the spoil.

The gift of the lands (Dugdale says, of the city) of Aumale to Odo by the Archbishop of Rouen has also to be explained, for as Jean de Bayeux, if it were he, as stated by the author of L'Art de Vérifier les Dates, was not advanced to the primacy before 1067, such donation could not have been made previous to the invasion of England, at which period, and as late as 1086, the city and Castle of Aumale, with such lands as had not been given to the church of Auchi, were in possession of Adeliza, as Lady or Countess of Aumale, the wife, or if she were deceased, the stepdaughter of that very Odo.

It depends therefore entirely upon the date of Odo's marriage, whether it was he who, in 1066, was the "Sire d'Aubemare" (in right of his wife) alluded to by the rhyming chronicler as a combatant in the great battle. The evidence brought to light by the industry of Mr. Stapleton, and published by him in the 23rd vol. of the Archaeologia, supplemented by his letter to the late Sir Charles G. Young, Garter-King-of-Arms, and communicated by the latter to the Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica, vol. vi. p. 265, and also set forth by Mr. Stapleton in his notes on the Norman rolls of the Exchequer, has been epitomized by the authors of Recherches sur le Domesday, published in 1842, and it is singular, therefore, that the information of the triple marriage of the Countess of Ponthieu should have escaped the vigilance of Mr. Freeman, who has been led by Mr. Stapleton into the serious error which his later discoveries allowed him to correct, of making Odo the husband of the younger Adelaide, who at the time the record was written had succeeded, as daughter and sole heir of Count Enguerrand, to the "Suzeraineté" of Aumale.

Whether the expatriated Count of Champagne fleshed his maiden sword at Senlac or not, he appears to have made no mark either for good or for evil in the annals of this country till, misled by ambition, he was induced to join in the conspiracy the collapse of which has given him an unenviable reputation in them.

History is quite silent about him until after the death of the Conqueror, when we are told that Odo found himself embarrassed by his position as a feudatory of William Rufus in England and of Robert Court-heuse in Normandy. He owed allegiance to each; but how could he serve two masters who were at war with one another? He decided in favour of Rufus, and received an English garrison in his Castle of Aumale, which, in conjunction with his son Stephen, he enlarged and strengthened, at the expense of the royal treasury, on the invasion of Normandy by the Red King in 1090.

Five years afterwards, however, he joined in a conspiracy with Robert de Mowbray, William d'Eu, and other disaffected nobles, to depose Rufus and place his own son Stephen d'Aumale upon the throne.

The conspiracy failing in consequence of timely warning having been given to the King, Odo and his son were both arrested, the former thrown into a prison, from which he never emerged alive, and the latter condemned to have his eyes put out; but the piteous prayers of his wife and family, to say nothing of the payment of a considerable sum of money, obtained a remission of his sentence and restoration to liberty. How long Odo lingered in his dungeon is unknown. The exact date of his death is as uncertain as nearly every other part of his history, but it is presumed to have taken place in 1108.

Dugdale says, "the lordships whereof he was possessed, as appears by the Conqueror's Survey, were only these," and he then enumerates certain manors, which, in "the Conqueror's Survey," are distinctly set down as held by Adeliza, Countess of Albemarle, Odo's name, as I have previously stated, not occurring in a single instance throughout the work; but Holderness, he adds, "was not given him till after that Survey." There he is right, as we shall find in the following notice of Drogo de Brevere.

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"Was a Knight and companion for William the Conqueror in 1066 (Battle of Hastings was on 14 Oct 1066).  His name found on the plaque in the Church at Dives-sur-Mer, Normandie, France, where William the Conqueror and his knights said mass before setting sail to invade England in 1066. This plaque lists all knights that took part in the invasion" - found on Ancestry - Maitland Dirk Brower
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 BET 1071 AND 1081 - 1138 William De Warenne ~1080 - UNKNOWN Hawise De Mortimer Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Sharen Neal
Ancestry - Jim Weber D. 1103 Ralph De Mortimer Ancestry - Jim Weber D. UNKNOWN Melisende or Milicent Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1097 AND 1115 - UNKNOWN Agnes d'Aumale BET 1100 AND 1110 - 1179 William 'le Gros' d'Aumale ~1102 - UNKNOWN Stephen d'Aumale D. UNKNOWN Matilda d'Aumale BET 1095 AND 1105 - UNKNOWN Adelisa d'Aumale ~1278 - ~1320 Isabel Matilda MacGylocher 42 42 ~1140 - >1179 Roger of Buchan 39 39 ~1215 - 1294 Helen Verch Llewellyn 79 79 He [John le Scot] married, 1222, Helen, daughter of LLEWELL YN AP IORWERTH, PRINCE OF NORTH WALES, and by her is suspec ted to have been poisoned. He died s.p., at Darnall, co. Ch ester, very shortly before 6 June 1237, and was buried at S t. Werburg's, Chester, leaving the two daughters of his eld est sister and his three surviving sisters, as his coheirs , but in 1246 the Earldom of Chester was annexed to the Cro wn "lest so fair (preclara) a dominion should be divided (i nter colas feminarum) among women." His widow married, bef ore 5 December 1237, Robert DE QUINCY (youngest son of Sahe r, Earl of Winchester), who died s.p.m., August 1257. She d ied 1253, before 24 October. [Complete Peerage III:169-7

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Received manors of Bidford, Warwickshire & Suckley, Worcest ershire as maritagium. 1296 - BET 2 MAR 1313/14 AND 1316 Margaret De Bruce First wife of Walter Stewart.

Following the English defeat at Bannockburn, June 1314, she and others were exchanged for Humphrey de Bohun Earl of Hereford and Essex.
 BET 1292 AND 1293 - BET 9 APR 1326 AND 1327 Walter Stewart 6th High Steward of Scotland.
High Steward of Scotland
Commander at Bannockburn, 1314.
Regent of Scotland.
Buried at Paisley, Scotland.

Walter Stewart, 6th Great Steward of Scotland; born 1292; Regent of Scotland during Robert I (The Bruce)'s absence in Ireland 1316, defended Berwick against an English army, made a raid with Douglas that nearly kidnapped Edward II from Yorkshire 1322; married 1st 1315 Marjorie, Lady of Scotland (died 1316), daughter of Robert I (The Bruce), and had issue; married 2nd Isabel, daughter of Sir John Graham of Abercorn, and died 9 April 1327. [Burke's Peerage]

Walter Stewart, b. 1292, d. 9 Apr 1326; m. (1) Marjory Bruce, by whom Robert I, King of Scots; m. (2) Isabel Graham, sister of Sir John Graham of Abercorn. [Magna Charta Sureties]

Note: I think MCS means Robert II, King of Scots as their child, of course she was daughter of Robert I.

Walter Stewart, b. 1292, d. 9 Apr 1327 (buried at Paisley, Scotland), High Steward of Scotland, son of James Stewart (d. 16 July 1309) and Egidia de Burgh. [Magna Charta Sureties]

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Walter, sixth High Stewart of Scotland, was born in 1292. In conjuction with Sir James Douglas he commanded one of the divisions of the Scottish army at Bannockburn in 1314, and in the following year received from King Robert I he had of his daughter the Lady Marjorie, in marriage. He took part in all the principal episodes in the War of Independence against Edward II, notable in the defence of Berwick agains a great English army, and acted as Regent of Scotland during King Robert's absence in Ireland. He died on 9 April 1326 at the early age of thirty-three. According to Douglas he married, as his first wife, Alice, daughter of Sir John Erskine, by whom he had a daughter Jean, married to Hugh, Earl of Ross, but there is no proof of this, and Hugh, Earl of Ross, married a sister of King Robert Bruce.

The Stewart's first wife, so far as recorded, was the Lady Marjorie Bruce, by whom he had an only child.

He married, secondly, Isabel, sister of Sir John Graham of Abercorn, by whom he had two sons and a daughter. [Scots Peerage I:14]
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Walter Stewart (1293-1326), the eldest son, so succeeded his father as high steward, distinguished himself under Bruce in the English wars. At the battle of Bannockburn in 1314, though then, according to Barbour 'but a beardless hyne,' he, with Sir James Douglas, commanded the left wing. In the following year Robert Bruce gave his his daughter Marjory in marriage, along with the barony of Bathgate, Linlithgowshire, and other lands; and in 1316, during the absence of Bruce in Ireland, he was, with Sir James Douglas, entrusted with the government of the kingdom. On the capture of Berwick from the English, Bruce entrusted the defence of the town and castle to Stewart, who, after repelling all the efforts of Edward to take them by assault, until the defeat of the English at Mitton, eventually compelled Edward to raise the siege. He signed the letter to the pope on 6 April 1320 asserting the independence of Scotland. In 1322 he was engaged with Douglas and Randolph in the attempt to surprise Edward at Byland Abbey near Malton, Yorkshire, and after the escape of Edward pursued him with five hundred horse to the gates of York. He died on 9 April 1326, and was buried at Paisley. By his wife, Marjory Bruce, who died in 1316, he had a son Robert, who succeeded to the Scottish throne as Robert II. After her death he married Isabel, daughter of Sir John Graham of Abercorn, by whom he had two sons, Sir John of Ralston and Sir Andrew. He is also stated to have married as his first wife Alice, daughter of Sir John Erskine, and to have had by her and only child Jean, first wife of Hugh, earl of Ross; but this must be regarded as doubtful. [Dictionary of National Biography XVIII:1182] 1263 - UNKNOWN Jill of Ulster 2 MAR 1314/15 - 1390 Robert II Stuart Fought at Halidon Hill, 19 July 1333.

Created Earl of Strathearn after forfeiture of Malise, earl of Strathearn, 1343.

'Robertus Senescallus Scocie ac comes de Stratherne' (Red Book of Menteith II: 249-50, no 32)

Succeeded Uncle (David II) as King of Scots, 22 Feb 1370-71.

Founder of the Royal House of Stewart.

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In command of the 2nd div. of the Scotch Army at Halidon Hill.
One of the few who escaped the carnage of that disastrous day.
Acceded: 26 Mar 1371, Scone. Interred: Scone Abbey, Perthshire.
King of Scotland 22 Feb 1370/1-1390
First king of the Stuart House of both English & Scotch royalty.
7th High Steward of Scotland.
Earl of Atholl, 1341, Earl of Strathern 1358.

See Europäisch Stammtafeln Bund II tafel 69.
There is some confusion over which daughter is which and who are their mothers which still needs some clarification.


King of the Scots 1370-90; That Robert Stewart, the only son of Marjorie Bruce, became Robert II was the conclusion of a chain of unlikeley events. His initial survival was almost miraculous, for he was delivered by Caeserean section from the body of his mother, who had died of injuries after a fall from her horse. When he was two years old in 1318, he was acknowledged as his grandfather's heir, a position he forfeited in 1324 on the birth of the future King David II. Forty-seven years later,when against all expectations David II had failed to perpetuate his dynasty, Robert II was crowned and anointed at Scone on 26 March 1371. Perhaps a man advanced to supreme power by the delayed action of chance could not have been expected to be a very decisive ruler; but it was unfortunate that, by the standards of his time, he was well past his prime and in poor health, so that he lacked the energy required of a king responsible for every aspect of government. [Leo van de Pas]

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Robert II, King of Scots; born 2 March 1315/6; succeeded father as 7th Great Steward of Scotland 1327; fought at Battle of Halidon Hill 1333; commanding the retreat after his uncle David II was captured at Neville's Cross 1346, Regent or Guardian of Scotland 1346-7, succeeded David II 1370/1; married 1st (papal dispensation 22 Nov 1347) Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Adam Muir of Rowallan; married 2nd (papal dispensation 2 May 1355) Eupheme (died 1387), daughter of Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross, and widow of John, 3rd Earl of Moray (killed at Neville's Cross 1346), and died 19 April 1390. [Burke's Peerage] ---------------------------------------------------- Robert II Stewart, b. 2 Mar 1315/6, d. Dundonald Castle 19 Apr 1390, Earl of Atholl 1341, Earl of Strathern 1358, King of Scotland 22 Feb 1370/1 - 1390; m. (1) 22 Nov 1347 (Papal dispensation), Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Adam Mure, of Rowallan, co. Ayr, and Joan Cunningham. [Magna Charta Sureties]

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Robert II

born March 2, 1316
died April 19, 1390, Dundonald, Ayrshire, Scot.

also called (until 1371) Robert the Steward , or (1357-71) Robert Stewart, Earl of Strathearn king of Scots from 1371, first of the Stewart (Stuart) sovereigns in Scotland. Heir presumptive for more than 50 years, he had little effect on Scottish political and military affairs when he finally acceded to the throne.

On the death (1326) of his father, Walter the Steward, in 1326, Robert became seventh hereditary steward of Scotland at age 10. From 1318 he was heir presumptive to his maternal grandfather, King Robert I the Bruce (died 1329). He lost this position in 1324 when the Bruce's son, afterward King David II, was born; but two years later the Scottish Parliament confirmed Robert the Steward as heir apparent to David.

During David's periods of exile and of imprisonment by the English, Robert the Steward was joint regent (1334-35; with John Randolph, 3rd earl of Moray) and sole regent (1338-41, 1346-57). After David had been ransomed from the English, Robert led an unsuccessful rebellion (1362-63). He succeeded in defending his own right as heir apparent against David's abortive proposal to commute his remaining ransom payments to the English by making a son of King Edward III of England heir to the Scottish throne.

On the death of David (Feb. 22, 1371), Robert succeeded to the throne, his reign proving largely an anticlimax to his career. He took no active part in the renewed war with England (from 1378 to 1388). From 1384 the kingdom was administered by Robert's eldest son, John, earl of Carrick (afterward King Robert III), and from 1388, by his next surviving son, Robert, earl of Fife (afterward 1st duke of Albany).

Robert's marriage (c. 1348) to Elizabeth Mure followed the birth of their four sons and five daughters, whose legitimation by the subsequent marriage did not give any of them an undisputed right of succession to the crown. A superior claim was asserted on behalf of Robert's two sons and two daughters by his second wife, Euphemia Ross, whom he married in 1355. Partly because of this dispute, Walter, earl of Atholl, one of Robert's sons by Euphemia, instigated the murder (1437) of James I, king of Scots, grandson of Robert and Elizabeth Mure. Robert also had at least eight illegitimate sons. [Encyclopædia Britannica, online <http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=65510>]

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[Earl of Atholl] ROBERT STEWART, HIGH STEWARD OF SCOTLAND, son and heir of Walter Stewart, also High Steward, by Marjory (who died 1316), 1st daughter of ROBERT I, King of Scotland, was born 2 March 1316, succeeded his father 9 April 1327, and was in command at Halidon hill, 19 July 1333, in consequence of which his estates were forfeited and conferred, by Balliol, on David (of Strathbogie), Earl of Atholl. From 1338 to 1341 he was REGENT OF SCOTLAND, and, on 16 February 1341/2, was created EARL OF ATHOLL [Scotland] on the resignation of William Douglas, Earl of Atholl [Scotland]. From 1346 to 1357, during the imprisonment of David II in England, he was again REGENT [Scotland]. In 1358 he was created EARL OF STRATHERN [Scotland]. On 22 Feb. I370/1 he succeeded his uncle, David II, as KING OF SCOTLAND, under the name of ROBERT II, when his Dignities became (apparently) merged in the Crown [Scotland]. He married, 1stly, by Papal dispensation dated 22 November 1347 (in which he is styled "Robertus, Dominus de Stratgrif"), Elizabeth (a), daughter of Sir Adam MURE, of Rowallan, co. Ayr (b), their issue (born before marriage) being legitimated by the dispensation, and their right of succession to the Crown being further confirmed by act, dated 1373. He married, 2ndly, by Papal dispensation dated 2 May 1355, Eupheme, widow of John, EARL OF MORAY [Scotland], daughter of Hugh, 6th EARL or Ross [Scotland], by his last wife, Margaret GRAHAM. She died in 1387. He died at Dundonald Castle, 19 April 1390. [Complete Peerage I:310-11]

(a) A marriage between Hugh Giffard of the diocese of St Andrew's and Elizabeth Mure, of the diocese of Glasgow, contracted when he was 9, and she was 11, was dissolved by the Pope, XIII Kal. Junii 1345. Presumabley this is the Elizabeth of the text.

(b) Sir Adam's 1st wife was Joan, widow of Hugh Houston, [Hutscomperi] da. of (-) Cunningham; his 2nd wife was Janet Mure, heiress of Polkelly; it is not known which was mother of Elizabeth. BET 1320 AND 1322 - <1355 Elizabeth Mure <1333 - 1387 Euphemia of Ross 54 54 ~1290 - ~1380 Adam of Rowallan Mure 90 90 BET 1295 AND 1297 - ~1330 Janet Danzielstour BET 1337 AND 1357 - 1406 Robert III Stewart Given a hostage for the release of King David II (replaced by his brother Walter, June 1358).
 BET 1339 AND 1350 - 1401 Annabella Drummond of Stobhall BET 1320 AND 1340 - BET 1360 AND 1373 John of Stobhall ~1345 - UNKNOWN Margy Margaret "Montefex" Monfichets D. >1431 Princess of Scotland D. 1402 George Douglas of Angus D. UNKNOWN Sir D. >1408 Gilbert Kennedy 1352 - UNKNOWN Agnes Maxwell D. AFT 6 MAR 1477/78 Gilbert Kennedy Close associate of King James III.

An instrument taken by Alexander Bruce, procurator alleging Robert, Lord Fleming was infeft with the 40 merk land of Kirkintilloch (and not Gilbert, Lord Kennedy)  [Charter Chest/Wigtown p 7, no 21(5)]

succeeded either grandfather or elder brother John,
 D. UNKNOWN Katherine Maxwell D. 1453 Herbert Maxwell D. UNKNOWN FNU Herries D. UNKNOWN Catherine Kennedy BET 1392 AND 1409 - >1453 Margaret Boyd D. 1452 Alexander Montgomerie D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Euphame Montgomery <1467 - ~1519 Robert Bruce 52 52 'Robert Bruce and Euphame Montgomery his spouse', had charter from Patrick Colquhoun of Glen, of lands in Wester Baldorane in the earldom of Lennox, dated Baldorane, 24 October 1496 [Armstrong p. xiv, cites Ex Acta Dom. Conc., vol. xxxii. fol. 148, 18 March 1519 The Bruces of Airth and Their Cadets, Major William Bruce Armstrong, Edinburgh: privately printed, 1892]

Adherent of the party of Prince James (later James IV), the castle of Airth was attacked by royal forces in 1488.  'In 1488-89 he had a recept for a certain sum in the Lord Treasurer's accounts "to the byggin of his place of Ercht that was byrnt, c ti" before he battle of Sachie by the forces of James III.'  [Armstrong p. 13; p. xv, cites Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland, vol. i. 1473 to 1498, p. 90]

'Robert Brois of Arthe', party to the concord with William Mentieth of Kerse and his other uncles concerning the murder of his father, as appointed by the Lords of Council at Edinburgh, 18 Oct. 1490 [Armstrong, pp. xi-xii]

Also said to have fallen at Flodden, 9 Sept 1513
 D. 1483 John Bruce D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Menteith D. >1545 Janet Bruce 'Jonet Bruce, spous of William Levingstoun of Kilsith', had gift of the lands and barony of Kilsyth, 'and als of the mariage of William Levingstoun, nevoy and are to the said Williame,...with all roffittis of the said mariage'. letter dated at Linlithgow, 2 Aug 1545 (Reg. Privy Seal III:192-3. No. 1264 "Registrum Secreti Sigilli: The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland." ed. David Masson, LL.D. (Vol. V) Edinburgh: H. M. General Register House, 1882 [Vol. V, 1592-1599]

*she evidently had lands in Baldorane, in the earldom of Lennox, as her maritagium (cf. charters for her parents, ca. 1496-15080: re: her husband, "He obtained possission of the lands of Baldorane by a charter granted in his favour by Walter Stewart, dated 23 July 1524."  (fr GEN-MEDIEVAL, John, Therav3@@aol.com)

  D. <1545 William Livingston of Kilsyth, co. Stirling

agreed to enfeoff his mother 'in lands of Middlethird of Glasford', 1 July 1506 (Livingston, p. 212, The Livingstons of Callendar and their Principal Cadets: The History of an old Stirlingshire family, "Edwin Brockholst Livingston (Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable, 1920)," .pdf images provided by Genealogy.com. http://www.genealogy.com/ re the Livingstons of Kilsyth)

'served heir to the lands of Castletoun and Balmalloch in the barony of Callendar, on 15 March 1513-14, by Alexander, Master of Livingston, who gave him sasine with his own hands 'as son and heir of the late William Livingston of Kilsyth, who had died under the king's banner in battle in Northumberland--qui obiit sub vexillo Regis in campa bellico apud Northumberland.'   (fr GEN-MEDIEVAL, John, Therav3@@aol.com)

 D. 1513 William Livingston D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Graham ~1323 - 1384 William Douglas 61 61 In 1353 William murdered his cousin and rival Sir William Douglas. D. UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart of Angus BET 1270 AND 1275 - BET 17 AND 19 JUL 1333 Hugh of Ross After having brought relief to the English garrison of Urquhart Castle, he received a safe-conduct to visit his father in prison, August 1297.

Under the indenture of 1303, he entered the service of Edward I.  In December 1307 he was among the Scottish magnates whom Edward II directed to keep the peace, and in 1308 he received that King's thanks for his good service.  Failing help from England which his father and he had appealed, he made his peace with Brus.

Hugh was one of the guarantors, required by England, of the truce made 1 June 1323, having been "made Erll" on 17 March preceeding; and, by special command of King Robert, he swore to maintain the marriage contract between Prince David and the Princess Joan of England, 1328.

John was killed, in command of the reserve at the battle of Halidon Hill.

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EARLDOM OF ROSS [SCT] (VI, 4)

HUGH (DE ROSS), EARL OF ROSS [SCT], son and heir, was godson to AlexanderIII [SCT]. After having brought relief to the English garrison ofUrquhart Castle, he received a safe-conduct to visit his father inprison, August 1297. Under the indenture of 1303, he entered the serviceor Edward I. In December 1307 he was among the Scottish magnates whomEdward II [ENG] directed to keep the peace, and in 1308 he received thatKing's thanks for his good service. Failing help from England, for whichhis father and he had appealed, he made his peace with Brus. He wasknighted before 5 December 1315. As Hugh de Ros he was one of theguarantors, required by England, of the truce made 1 June 1323, havingbeen "made Erll" on 17 March preceding; and, by special command of KingRobert, he swore to maintain the marriage contract between Prince David[SCT] and the Princess Joan of England, 1328.

He married, [? 1stly], Maud, daughter of Robert DE BRUS, jure uxoris EARLOF CARRICK (by his 1st wife Margaret, suo jure COUNTESS OF CARRICK) andsister of ROBERT I [SCT] (e). She, who was living in September 1323, wasburied at Fearn. He married, [? 2ndly], some time before 1329 (g),Margaret GRAHAM, said to be daughter of Sir David GRAHAM (h). He waskilled, in command of the reserve at the battle of Halidon Hill, 19 July1333; and was buried at Fearn. His widow married, 2ndly (dispensation, 13April 1340], John DE BARCLAY. [Complete Peerage XI:144-5, (transcribedby Dave Utzinger)]

(e) At the unknown date of this charter, he was already a knight. 'BreveCron'., p. 319, says that their son William was b. before their marriage.

(g) When dispensation and legitimation of past and future offspring weregranted, 29 Nov.

(h) Sir David was of Old Montrose, which he acquired by exchange withRobert de Brus.]

6th Earl.

Sir James Balfour Paul, _The Peerage of Scotland_ (Edinburgh,1909-1919), 9 vols.

Hugh, fourth Earl of Ross. On 14 December 1307 he was asked to obey the Earl of Richmond as Warden. Robert I gave to Sir Hugh de Ross, knigh, son and heir of William, Earl of Ross, the sheriffship and Burgh of Crumbathy, or Cromartie, 5 December 1316; the third part of the fermes of Kirkcudbright was assigned to him. He obtained by various charters from the King, the lands ofSkye, Strathglass, Strathconan, etc. He succeeded to the title apparently on 28 January 1322-23, but certainly before 28 March 1324, whe, as Hugh, Earl of Ross, he witnessed a charter of King Robert I to Thomas de Carnoto. The same year he was one of the guarantors of the marriage articles of Prince David of Scotland and the Princess Johanna of England. Hugh, Earl of Ross, renounced to the King the advocation of the church of Philorth, in Buchan, 29 March 1330. At the battle of Halidon Hill near Berwick, fought on 19 July 1333, he led the reserve to attack the wing which Baliol commanded, but his troops were driven back and he himself slain. The English found on his body the shirt of St Duthace, supposed to possess miraculous powers, and restored it to the sanctuary at Tain.

He married first, in 1308, Lady Maud Bruce, sister of the King.

The Earl of Ross married, as his second wife, before 24 November 1329, Margaret, daughter of Sir David Graham of Old Montrose; dispensation granted at Avignon, on the discovery, long after they were married and had issue, of a canonical impediment, and legitimating the children. She was married again, in 1341, to John de Barclay. [The Scots Peerage VII:235-236]
2 1 3 4 5 6
1300 - >1333 Margaret Graham 33 33 Burke's Peerage, page 1590, Cokayne's Complete Peerage XI-145: A recordof Sir David Graham, knight of Kincardine and Old Montrose, whoreportedly died 4 April 1373, lists a daughter Margaret, who marriedHugh, 6th Earl of Ross before 1329; however, it says her parentage isdoubtful. "Sir David was active in 1373, 44 years after Margaret's firstmarriage. That she was his daughter seems unlikely. This doubt isre-inforced by the exceptional number of generations in the lineagethrough Margaret between Elizabeth Keith and Sir David (9), as comparedwith 6 between Elizabeth Keith and Sir David going through Sir PatrickGraham." It would seem possible that Margaret was a
daughter of another David.

Sir James Balfour Paul, _The Peerage of Scotland_ (Edinburgh, 1909-1919),9 vols.

He [Hugh de Ross] married, [? 2ndly], some time before 1329 (g), MargaretGRAHAM, said to be daughter of Sir David GRAHAM (h). He was killed, incommand of the reserve at the battle of Halidon Hill, 19 July 1333; andwas buried at Fearn. His widow married, 2ndly (dispensation, 13 April1340], John DE BARCLAY. [Complete Peerage XI:144-5, (transcribed by DaveUtzinger)]

(g) When dispensation and legitimation of past and future offspring weregranted, 29 Nov.

(h) Sir David was of Old Montrose, which he acquired by exchange withRobert de Brus.
2 3  >1156 - UNKNOWN Ingibiorg Eriksdottir of Orkney ~1180 - UNKNOWN Magnus Gillbridesson ~1126 - UNKNOWN Eric Stagbrellir ~1131 - UNKNOWN Ingigerd of Orkney >1155 - UNKNOWN Earl of Caithness & Orkney ~1080 - 1153 David I "The Saint" of Scotland 73 73 1072 - 1130 Matilda Margaret De Huntingdon 58 58 BET 1044 AND 1054 - >1086 Judith of Lens Ancestry - Maitland Dirk Brower BET 1036 AND 1046 - 1076 Waltheof II of Northumberland ~1090 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Vermandois ~1080 - UNKNOWN Mahaut De Vermandois BET 1069 AND 1078 - UNKNOWN Constance De Vermandois ~1073 - UNKNOWN Raoul I "le Vaillant" De Vermandois ~1075 - UNKNOWN Emma (Avice) De Vermandois BET 1079 AND 1091 - UNKNOWN Beatrice (Beatrix) De Vermandois ~1085 - <1102 Renaud II De Clermont-en- Beauvaisis 17 17 Crusader. BET 1110 AND 1115 - AFT 20 JAN 1182/83 Clemence Montbeliard 1145 - UNKNOWN Maud De Clermont ~1140 - UNKNOWN Simon I De Clermont D. UNKNOWN Raoul "The Red" De Clermont D. UNKNOWN Marguerite De Clermont D. UNKNOWN Constance De Clermont BET 1206 AND 1220 - 28 JAN 1288/89 Devorgilla Galloway Coheiress of her father, (eventual) sole heiress of her mother.
her inheritance from John, Earl of Chester included half the lordship of Fotheringay, co. Northants

She was buried at the New Abbey together with her husband's heart (hence the name, Sweetheart Abbey)

Devorguilla ws a great-niece of the Scots Kings Malcolm IV and William "The Lion".  It was because of this connection that her son John became entitled to claim the throne.

  ~1192 - 1248 Maud (Matilda) Marshal 56 56 BET 1178 AND 1184 - 11 FEB 1223/24 Hugh I Bigod BET 1210 AND 1212 - BET 1239 AND 1252 Isabel Bigod 1208 - UNKNOWN Ralph Bigod 1209 - UNKNOWN William Bigod 1212 - UNKNOWN Roger Bigod 1215 - UNKNOWN Simon Bigod 1218 - UNKNOWN Hugh Bigod ~1166 - 1240 William De Plantagenet 74 74 ~1230 - 1304 John De Warenne 74 74 Led English loss to Wm. Wallace.

7th(?) Earl of Surrey. Died aft Michaelmas 1304. [Magna Charta Sureties]

NEWLIN LINE

!King Edward I of England made him guardian of Scotland after dethroning John de Baliol. [WBH - Scotland]

!7th Earl of Warren and Surrey. [Magna Charta Barons, p. 223]

!His daughter, Isobel, married John de Baliol, King of Scotland, 1292-6. [The Bruces & the Cumyns, p. 517]

!6th Earl of Surrey; m. Alice de Lusignan; father of William de Warenne. [The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants, p. 378]

King Edward I gave to John de Warenne, earl of Surrey, Bromfield and Yale (the commotes of Ial and Maelor Gymraeg. [A History of Wales, p. 166]

In 1331 Edward III licensed the appropriation to the priory of the church of Gresham, the advowson of which had been granted by John, Earl Warenne, in 1281, but the Bishop of Norwich refused his consent. [Victoria History of Suffolk, p. 109]

At last the Earl of Surrey, whom King Edward had appointed his viceroy in Scotland, bestirred himself. He was now an elderly man whose long military experience had taught him that foot soldiers in their hundreds could be scattered like chaff by a handful of armed knights. He had little doubt that with the Scottish lords, the core of their chivalry, sitting on the sidelines or in prison or in the retinue of his master, he would brush aside the common folk of Moray and Wallace like a fly from his face. Marshalling at Berwick a formidable host of heavy cavalry and footmen, he marched towards Stirling where the crossing of the Forth was the key to the north. [Robert the Bruce, p. 45]

The Earl of Surrey had not crossed the bridge at Stirling. Aghast at the slaughter beyond it, he lost his nerve and galloped in such haste to the border that his horse had nothing to eat between Stirling and Berwick and
foundered on arrival. [Robert the Bruce, p. 46]

7th Earl of Warren & Surrey; son of William, 6th Earl of Warren & Surrey, and Maud de Marshall; m. Alice de Brun, uterine sister of Henry III of England. Seated at Peomsey Castle, Sussex; Castle Dinas Brau in Denbighshire; and Holt Castle. He was succeeded by his son John, 8th and last Earl of Warren & Surrey.
[The Irish and Anglo-Irish Landed Gentry, p. 186]

m. Alice, the sister of Henry III; 7th earl. From the Hundred Rolls (records of the local court assizes) there come tales of men and women imprisoned at Consibrough, and of the colorful if rather unlawful dealings of the seneschal and constables of the castle, one of whom, Richard de Heydon, was charged with 'devilish and innumerable oppressions.' John d. 1304 and since his own son William had been killed at a tournament in Guildford in 1286, he was succeeded by his 18-year-old grandson John. [Conisbrough Castle, p. 22]

Earl of Surrey; son of William de Warenne, Earl of Warren, Surrey, and Sussex, and Maud Marshall; m. Alice de Lusignan. [GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100]

!7th Earl of Warren and Surrey

Holt Castle, known as Chastellion or Castrum Leonis from the lion sculpture above its gateway, was built some time between 1282 and 1311 by John de Warren, who was granted the area after Edward I's final defeat of the Welsh. He chose this low-lying but strategically important site on the west bank of the Dee in
preference to Dinas Bran, which he apparently did not maintain. The King's architect may have been responsible for the design of the castle.
The site lies in a quarry, which presumably provided the stone for the building. It was probably intended to guard the river crossing now occupied by the Holt-Farndon bridge a little further downstream. The castle must have been high enough to see to the west and to the crossing point. The visible remains are difficult to interpret since almost all the stone work was removed between 1675-83 for the construction of Eaton Hall, about 5 miles downstream. A survey of 1562 shows all the towers as round with a rectangular external annexe
containing the chapel running full height of the SE tower opposite the gate as square or rectangular. [Holt Castle
When the sixth earl died in 1240, his son John, probably only nine years old, was made a royal ward and in 1247, while still a minor, was married to Henry III's half-sister, Alesia de Lusignan. John de Warenne spent much of his time in the saddle on military campaigns and diplomatic misions, leaving him little time to enjoy his Norfolk estates, but he is known to have entertained Edward I several times at Castle Acre between 1292 and 1301.
In 1304, John was succeeded by his grandson, another John and last of the Warenne earls of Surrey. [Castle Acre Castle and Priory, p. 11-12] 1200 - UNKNOWN Eve Marshall 1190 - UNKNOWN Earl of Pembroke ~1191 - UNKNOWN Richard Marshal 1193 - UNKNOWN Earl of Pembroke 1195 - UNKNOWN Walter Marshal 1196 - UNKNOWN Anselm Marshal 1198 - UNKNOWN Sibyl Marshal 1202 - UNKNOWN Joane Marshal D. UNKNOWN John "The Red" Comyn BET 989 AND 1000 - >1041 Thurstan Le Goz BET 955 AND 1004 - UNKNOWN Judith De Monterolier D. UNKNOWN Arnold de Bulli D. UNKNOWN Isabel le Goz ~1066 - UNKNOWN Nesta le Goz 0970 - >0990 Geoffrey III of Gatinais 20 20 ~0974 - UNKNOWN Beatrice de Macon ~1039 - >1096 Geoffrey III of Anjou 57 57 BET 1035 AND 1041 - ~1065 Hildegarde de Gatinais ~0963 - >1034 Ansfred II Le Goz 71 71 0935 - >0977 Ansfred I Rollosson 42 42 ~0942 - UNKNOWN Countess of Beulac ~0885 - >0920 Rollo Thurstan (Brico) Bigod 35 35 BET 853 AND 854 - >0896 Hrollager Ragnvaldsson BET 830 AND 832 - BET 889 AND 894 Ranald In 868 King Harald I Harfarger subdues South More and placed Ragnvald as Earl over North and South More and also Raumsdal.  The next year Earl Ragnvald took Firdafylke by burning King Vemund with 90 men in a house in Naustdal.

He had many wives and possibly more children than are listed.
 BET 834 AND 850 - 0892 Hiltrude ~0823 - UNKNOWN Hrolf Nefja ~0788 - ~0830 Eystein Glumra 'The Clatterer' 42 42 BET 804 AND 812 - UNKNOWN Aseda Rognvaldsdatter BET 784 AND 790 - 0850 Rognvald Olafsen BET 787 AND 800 - UNKNOWN Tora Sigurdsdottir BET 760 AND 778 - ~0790 Ivar Halfdansson BET 780 AND 785 - >0850 Eysteinssonsdottir ~0738 - UNKNOWN Eystein "Glumra" of Throndheim ~0700 - 0800 Halfdan "Vanha (the Old)" Sveidasson 100 100 <0913 - UNKNOWN Gerlotte De Blois ~0890 - UNKNOWN Richilde De Blois BET 866 AND 880 - <0890 Beatrice De Vermandois AFT 15 SEP 866 - 15 JUN 923 Robert I of France  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm ~0820 - 25 AUG 866 Rutpert IV of France  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm BET 810 AND 819 - 0866 Adelaide of Tours  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm 0766 - 0836 Hugues II De La Tour 70 70 0769 - 0837 Bava or Ava D'Alsace 68 68 BET 770 AND 789 - >0834 Rutpert (Robert) III of Wormsgau BET 785 AND 795 - >0834 Waldrada of Swabia 0884 - >0939 Count of Chartres 55 55 0856 - ~0887 Comte De Chartres 31 31 D. UNKNOWN FNU of Chartres 0848 - UNKNOWN Comte De Chartres ~0850 - UNKNOWN FNU De Vermandois BET 817 AND 818 - >0850 Pepin Pepin, who was deprived of the throne by his Uncle Louis, Emperor, called the Debonair, received a part of Vermandois and the Seignouries of St. Quentin and Peronne. 

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0797 - 17 APR 818 Bernard I of Italy & Lombardy Bernard was deposed by his Uncle Louis, blinded and put to death at the age of 21. 

Bernard was Pippin's illegitimate son?  There is doubt that he is the son of Bertha as shown here.

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
 BET 795 AND 797 - 15 JUN 835 Cuegonde De Toulouse SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 812 AND 820 - BET 857 AND 858 Rothaide Di Bobbio ~0754 - ~0836 Wala De Bobbio 82 82 BET 785 AND 792 - >0820 Rotlinde De Gellone 0650 - UNKNOWN Sveidi "Sea King" Svidasson The Orkneyinga Saga says that the father of Sveidi was Heiti Gorsson, skipping Svidri in the lineage. ~0600 - UNKNOWN Svidri Heytsson D. UNKNOWN Abbess of Polesworth This may be incorrect...she may be confused with Eadgyth (Edith), Abbess of Polesbury, who was the daughter of Eadweard (the Elder).
 D. UNKNOWN King of Kent Athelstan has been called both the brother and the son of Aethelwulf by different chroniclers.... BET 830 AND 840 - 23 APR 871 Aethelred of Wessex ~0834 - ~0860 King of England 26 26 ~0836 - UNKNOWN King of England >0849 - UNKNOWN King of Kent >0849 - UNKNOWN Aethelswith of England ? ~0844 - UNKNOWN Ermenfroi De Amiens SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Jim Weber 13 JUN 828 - BET 5 AND 6 OCT 877 Charles I of France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 874 AND 877 - 7 JUN 929 Aelfryth d'Angleterre D. UNKNOWN Aelfflaeda ~0880 - UNKNOWN Ecgwyn ~0871 - UNKNOWN Sigehelm BET 863 AND 865 - 0929 Baldwin II of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0837 - 0879 Baldwin (Baudouin) I "Bras De Fer - Ironarm" 42 42 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 844 AND 850 - >0870 Judith Martel SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 885 AND 899 - BET 27 MAR 964 AND 965 Arnulf the Great www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0934 - 4 OCT 990 Hildegard Carolingians www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 930 AND 938 - 5 JUN 988 Dirk II of Holland www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0939 Dietrich I of Holland www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Geva (Gerberge) www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0955 - 18 SEP 993 Arnulf of West Friesland www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0962 - 1005 Luitgarde of Luxemburg 43 43 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 919 AND 922 - 28 OCT 998 Siegfried Vom Moselgau "Friderici, Gisilberti, Sigeberti fratrum predicti Gozlini" subscribed the charter dated 943 which refers to "Gozlines…miles…ex nobilissimis regni Chlotarii ducens prosapia" and the donation by "uxor eius Uda et filius eius…Regingerus" to St Maximin at Trier[20].  As Frederic is known to have been the brother of Adalbéron Bishop of Metz, whose parents are known (see above), it is assumed that all five individuals were sons of Wigeric and Cunegondis. from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0929 - 13 DEC 992 Hedwig Von Nordgau www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0952 - >1040 Thorold 88 88 0942 - UNKNOWN Woerta Haraldsdottir BET 900 AND 920 - BET 970 AND 1010 Torf De Harcourt ~0930 - UNKNOWN Ertemberge De Brioquibec ~0909 - ~0955 Lancelot Anslech Turstain 46 46 0887 - UNKNOWN Hugh Barbatus BET 860 AND 908 - 0955 Bernard "The Dane" De Harcourt ~0911 - ~0972 Espriota De Bretagne St. Liz 61 61 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0911 - BET 979 AND 984 Harald III Gormsson ~0643 - UNKNOWN Aud Ivarsdottir 0885 - 0964 Olaf "Mitkg" Bjornsson 79 79 BET 886 AND 890 - UNKNOWN Ingeberg Thrandsdottir ~0863 - UNKNOWN Thrand of Sula ~0867 - ~0950 Bjorn "The Old" Eriksson 83 83 0849 - BET 900 AND 906 Eric 0832 - 0873 Edmund I Eriksson 41 41 BET 827 AND 832 - UNKNOWN Wulfthryth ~0860 - UNKNOWN Aelfgifu of Wessex ~0858 - 0899 Harald VI Hardiknut Parcus 41 41 0885 - UNKNOWN Herfast d'Arque ~0820 - 0890 King of Sjaelland 70 70 ~0830 - UNKNOWN Sida ~0735 - 0792 Alfhild Gandolfsdottir 57 57 BET 776 AND 784 - UNKNOWN Princess of England 0955 - UNKNOWN Ranulf de la Haye BET 960 AND 963 - 0997 Hugh de Meulan BET 970 AND 974 - UNKNOWN Alix De Vexin ~1010 - UNKNOWN Marie De Meulan ~1014 - UNKNOWN Count of Meulan ~0939 - 18 DEC 967 Robert I of Meulan ~0944 - BET 998 AND 1027 Walter "le Blanc" de Amiens SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson BET 944 AND 950 - >1006 Adele (Alix) De Senlis D. 1074 Raoul II of Valois Raoul was Anna's second husband.  ~0976 - 20 FEB 1053/54 Yury or George (Christian name) D. UNKNOWN Anna Declared a local saint because of her initiative of building the Cathedral of St. Sophia in Novgorod.
 <1052 - BET 29 AND 30 JUL 1108 Philippe I Capet of France Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0956 - 1015 Vladimir of Novgorod 59 59 ~0962 - 1002 Rogneda of Polotsk 40 40 0942 - 0972 Svyatoslav I of Kiev 30 30 0944 - UNKNOWN Malusha of Lubech aka Malusha, a slave girl, described in the Norse sagas as a prophetess who lived to the age of 100 and was brought from her cave to the palace to predict the future.   0936 - UNKNOWN Rognwald D. UNKNOWN Countess of Polotsk 0950 - BET 1022 AND 1025 Olaf the Tax King Olaf was the first Christian king of Sweden.

His mother might be Sigrid the Haughty, a daughter of Polish christian prince Mieszko I of Poland.
 0979 - UNKNOWN Queen of Sweden ~0911 - UNKNOWN Randolf of Polotsk 0918 - UNKNOWN Prince of Drevianes ~0867 - UNKNOWN Prince of Kief ~0845 - ~0882 Swedish Ruler of Kiev 37 37 BET 875 AND 877 - 0945 Grand Duke of Kiev 0881 - 11 JUL 969 Saint Olga D. >0912 Prince D. UNKNOWN De Oklogsland 0830 - 0879 Ryurik of Novgorod 49 49 0850 - UNKNOWN Grand Duchess of Novgorod ~0921 - UNKNOWN Princess of the Obotrites 0919 - 0999 Prince of the Obotrites 80 80 ~0893 - 0985 Prince of the Obotrites 92 92 0895 - UNKNOWN Sophia Mieceslas D. UNKNOWN Eyle Mieceslas ~0850 - UNKNOWN Mistue I of Obotrites ~0820 - UNKNOWN Rodifastus of the Obotrites ~0930 - ~0995 Eric The Victorious 65 65 BET 935 AND 950 - ~1014 Sigrid Storrada Skoglar Testedotter BET 925 AND 931 - 0977 Dobrawa\ Dobrava\ Dubrawka 0900 - BET 15 JUL 920 AND 921 Boleslav I "The Cruel" of Bohemia BET 900 AND 901 - UNKNOWN Bozena BET 922 AND 935 - 25 MAY 992 Prince of Poland 0877 - 13 FEB 920/21 Vratislav I of Bohemia BET 870 AND 881 - 0937 Drahomira Ze Stodor ~0892 - <0964 Ziemomysl 72 72 ~0896 - UNKNOWN Grand Duchess of Poland 0865 - 0921 Prince of Poland 56 56 BET 979 AND 1000 - 1045 Otho or Otto of Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 990 AND 1005 - UNKNOWN Pavia www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 953 AND 955 - 1015 Herbert III De Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 946 AND 970 - >1035 Ermengarde De Bar-Sur-Seine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1010 AND 1015 - UNKNOWN William De Berkeley ~1044 - UNKNOWN Rissa ~1065 - UNKNOWN Eustace De Berkeley ~1071 - UNKNOWN John De Berkeley ~1073 - UNKNOWN Roger De Berkeley ~1020 - UNKNOWN Harald "The Black" of Islay D. UNKNOWN Harald ~1060 - UNKNOWN Lagman ~0995 - 1054 Ivar "The Old" Gamle 59 59 0958 - FEB 1017/18 Sigurd "Syr" Halfdansson ~0970 - 1045 Estrid (Asta\Asted) Gudbrandsdottir 75 75 D. UNKNOWN Asta Haraldsdatter ~1020 - UNKNOWN Thora Thorbergsdottir 1049 - UNKNOWN Magnus II Haraldsson 1050 - UNKNOWN Olav III "The Gentle" Haraldsson ~0940 - ~1018 Halfdan Sigurdsson 78 78 ~0902 - ~0937 Sigurd "Rise" Haraldsson 35 35 ~0923 - UNKNOWN Gudbrand "Kula" Gudbiorgsson ~0928 - UNKNOWN Ulfhilde (Gunnhild) Thorasdottir ~0900 - UNKNOWN Thora "Moshale" Audunsson ~0865 - UNKNOWN Audun "Skokul" Bjornsson ~0870 - UNKNOWN Thordis Thorgrimsdottir ~0830 - UNKNOWN Bjorn Steinsson ~0778 - UNKNOWN Hunder Steinar ~0795 - UNKNOWN Alaf (Alof) Ragnarsdottir ~0900 - UNKNOWN Gudbiorg Olafsson ~0905 - UNKNOWN Ulfhild ~0875 - UNKNOWN Olaf (Ofeig)"Burlufotr" Ivarsson ~0850 - UNKNOWN Ivar Beitil ~0850 - ~0936 Harald I "Haarfager" of Norway 86 86 ~0862 - >0912 Snaefrid "Snowfair" Swasisdottir 50 50 ~0832 - >0862 Svasse The Finn 30 30 ~0820 - ~0863 Halfdan "The Black" of Vestfold 43 43 ~0830 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild Sigurdsdottir ~0805 - UNKNOWN Sigurd Hiort Helgisson ~0805 - UNKNOWN Thyri Klacksdottir 1061 - 1118 Gilbert de L'Aigle 57 57 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0785 - UNKNOWN Asa Haraldsdottir wikipedia.org ~0842 - ~0894 Borijov I of Bohemia 52 52 ~0853 - 16 SEP 921 Lidmila Ze Psova ~0835 - 0892 Ziemowit Piast 57 57 ~0814 - >0870 Eric III Bjornsson 56 56 ~1015 - UNKNOWN Aelflaed of Northumbria ~1016 - 1057 Edward "The Outlaw" Atheling of England 41 41 Edward was spirited out of England when Cnut became King and took refuge at the court of Hungary.   ~1018 - 1054 Agatha of Friesland 36 36 Daughter of Bruno, Bishop of Augsburg?

Magna Charta Sureties does not give parents for Agatha. There is a lot of doubt as to who her parents are. I have the "classic" ancestry, but others (including Vajay) say it is Liudolf, Margrave of Westfriesland and Gertrudis, daughter of Hugh IV of Egisheim (whom I name Ludwig von Braunschweig, Count of Derlingau & Gertrude von Egisheim).

Cannon and Griffiths, The Oxford Illustrated History of the British Monarchy, describes her as the niece of Henry II, Emperor of Germany (Holy Roman Emperor). As Henry's sister Gisela married Stephen of Hungary, the ancestry that I have would fit that description. Of course Vajay uses the "niece" datum to portray a different ancestry.

Turton has Agatha "of Germany", as daughter of Bruno of Germany (brother of Emperor Henry II), thus making Agatha his niece.
The parentage of Agatha, wife of Edward "Atheling," has been under serious discussion for several decades. G. Andrews Moriarty, G. 1985, in an article in NEHGR, 106:52-60 (Jan. 1952), explains the two prevailing views---kinship with the Hungarian kings (dau of King Stephen) and kinship with the German Emperors (dau of Ludolph, Margrave of West Friesland). He opted for Stephen, and says so in his Plantagenet Ancestry, p. 31. The great scholar, Szabolcs de Vajay, in Duquesne Review, 7:71-87 (Spring, 1962), makes the very convincing case of Ludolph. I support the "German" view using Detlev Schwennicke's Europäische Stammtafeln (ES, II:78), 1984 research, as one of my sources. [Roderick W. Stuart, Royalty for Commoners, 3rd Edition, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1`998] - ancestry.com/John Crow-Faye Woodward
 BET 988 AND 989 - 1016 Edmund II "Ironside" of England In 1016 he agreed to divide England with Cnut (Edmund to have the region of Wessex in the southeast) but he was murdered that year, probably on the orders of Eadric Streona. BET 986 AND 990 - UNKNOWN Widow of Siferth BET 969 AND 975 - 1038 Istvan BET 972 AND 996 - 14 FEB 1042/43 Gisela Von Bayern ~1005 - 1055 Sigurd (Syward) of Northumbria 50 50 BET 970 AND 997 - BET 1049 AND 1055 Biorn Ulfiusson ~0981 - 1038 Aldred of Northumbria 57 57 BET 1020 AND 1022 - BET 1049 AND 1054 Lambert of Boulogne BET 980 AND 1004 - BET 1047 AND 1049 Eustace I de Boulogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm

Were his parents actually Hugues de Plantard and Agnes de Jumieges?
Ancestry/David Weaver BET 980 AND 1006 - >1040 Mahaut (Maud) de Louvain www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/David Weaver <1030 - <1090 Adeliza of Normandy 60 60 Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Sharen Neal
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Ancestry - Maitland Dirk Brower ~1081 - 1147 Isabel Elizabeth De Vermandois 66 66 ~1020 - >1074 Ralph (Rodulf) II De Warenne 54 54 ~0998 - >1074 Ralph (Rodulf) I De Warenne 76 76 ~1004 - >1053 Beatrice De Vascoeuil 49 49 ~1020 - >1074 Emma 54 54 ~1063 - 1085 Gundreda of Flanders 22 22 1232 - UNKNOWN Adam Saint Liz BET 1010 AND 1021 - 1074 Raoul III "The Great" de Valois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1015 AND 1018 - BET 1043 AND 1053 Adele De Bar-Sur- Aube ~1070 - >1136 Amaury IV De Montfort 66 66 ~1090 - 1181 Agnes De Garlende 91 91 ~1069 - 1118 Anselm De Garlende 49 49 ~1073 - UNKNOWN Beatrix De Montlhery 1043 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Garlende 1037 - 1108 Gui II "The Red" De Montlhery 71 71 ~1050 - UNKNOWN Elise De Corbiel ~0975 - 1037 Robert I de Evereux 62 62 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1010 - 1079 Godheut Borrel 69 69 BET 993 AND 1000 - AFT 4 FEB 1052/53 Amaury II De Montfort BET 1001 AND 1010 - UNKNOWN Bertrade (Berteis) de Gometz 1026 - 1082 Mabille de Belleme de Alencon 56 56 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~0940 - >0990 Aubri II de Gatinais 50 50 ~0910 - >0987 Geoffrey de Gatinais 77 77 ~0880 - >0966 Aubri of Gatinais 86 86 BET 845 AND 890 - >0942 Geoffrey I of Gatinais BET 890 AND 895 - >0942 FNU of Arverne 0860 - UNKNOWN Hector of Arverne BET 855 AND 860 - >0886 Aubri "Dux" Orleans D. BET 981 AND 982 Aubri de Macon BET 910 AND 918 - 0971 Letalde or Lietaud I de Macon BET 871 AND 880 - BET 943 AND 945 Alberic I De Narbonne BET 892 AND 900 - UNKNOWN Attelane De Macon ~0845 - 15 JUN 911 Mayeul De Narbonne ~0820 - >0878 Lievin De Narbonne 58 58 BET 845 AND 850 - ABT 15 JUN 911 Raymonde ~0870 - BET 915 AND 920 Ranulf De Macon ~0820 - 0880 Bernard I De Macon 60 60 D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde BET 958 AND 959 - 5 MAR 1004/05 Ermentrude De Roucy ~0930 - 15 MAR 972/73 Albreda of Lorraine D. UNKNOWN Reinald BET 776 AND 781 - 0813 Pepin Carloman of Lombardy SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 890 AND 892 - 2 OCT 939 Giselbert Gilbert Rainer II Lorraine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Anna BET 850 AND 860 - 19 JAN 915/16 Reguier SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 860 AND 865 - 0916 Hersent of France It is entirely possible that Hersent, though a daughter of Charles II, is not the daughter of Ermentrude. ~0800 - 19 APR 843 Judith von Andechs SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0825 - 6 OCT 869 Adelaide ? SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 825 AND 830 - BET 863 AND 892 Giselbert im Hennegau BET 830 AND 832 - >0849 Ermengarde (Helletrude) of Lorraine SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 875 AND 876 - 2 JUL 937 Heinrich I "der Vogelsteller" www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 878 AND 892 - 14 MAY 968 Matilda (Mechtilde) von Ringelheim www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0828 - 13 NOV 912 Otto Von Sachsen www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0834 - 0906 Hedwig 72 72 May have been the daughter of Arnulf, Holy Roman Emperor who was the son of Carloman Von Bayern.

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 853 AND 872 - 0920 Dietrich of Ringelheim www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0858 - 0917 Reginhilde Von Friesland 59 59 Was her mother Gisela Lorraine (b c 869, d 908)? 21 JUN 987 - BET 22 MAY AND 21 JUN 1040 Foulques III "Nerra" de Anjou Foulques Nerra was also sometimes given the epithet Jerosolimitanus because of his pilgrimages to Jerusalem [see, e.g., Halphen (1906), 212; Poupardin (1900), 207].
Foulques is mentioned in a charter of his mother in 967 [Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 7-10], and in a two charters of 1007×1026, Foulques named his father Goffredus, mother Adela, and son Goffredus [Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 10-13].  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0003.htm

He had a violent nature and performed both cruelties and acts of penitence; he made four pilgrimages to the Holy Land. In probably his most notorious act, Fulk Nerra had his first wife (and cousin) Élisabeth de Vendôme burned to death at the stake in her wedding dress, after discovering her with a goatherd in December 999.  Erdoes says of him: "Fulk of Anjou, plunderer, murderer, robber, and swearer of false oaths, a truly terrifying character of fiendish cruelty, founded not one but two large abbeys. This Fulk was filled with unbridled passion, a temper directed to extremes. Whenever he had the slightest difference with a neighbor he rushed upon his lands, ravaging, pillaging, raping, and killing; nothing could stop him, least of all the commandments of God."  Wikipedia.org

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 BET 964 AND 984 - 1046 Hildegarde of Lorraine 2nd wife

(2) Hildegarde de Lorraine, d. Jerusalem, 1 April 1046 [Martyrology of the abbey of Ronceray, quoted from Marchegay, 395, n.3; Halphen (1906), 11; Annales de Saint-Aubin, Halphen (1903), 4 (date only), among other annals].
The cartulary of Ronceray provides the only indication of Hildegarde's origin: "... religiosa atque piisima comitissarum, domna Hildegardis, quam scilicet ut credimus et in rebus manifestum est, omnium conditor Deus a Lothariensium partibus, de regali progenie ortam, in hos occidentales terrarum fines ad restaurationem destitutarum olim ecclesiarum perduxit ..." [Halphen (1906), 11, quoting the cartulary of Ronceray]. One plausible conjecture is that she was somehow related to the counts of Nordgau, a Lotharingian family of royal descent in which the name Hildegarde is known to have occurred [see the short discussion in Settipani (1997), 253-4].
http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0003.htm

 ~1011 - 21 MAR 1075/76 Robert I "The Old Duke" of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1034 - UNKNOWN Hughes of Burgundy BET 815 AND 830 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey Hasbaigne D. UNKNOWN FNU of Auvergne 22 MAR 840/41 - 0886 Bernard II of Auvergne BET 845 AND 850 - >0881 Ermengarde Chaunois 0915 - 0952 Gerberge du Maine 37 37 Was her father Herve, Count of Maine? (Wikipedia.org)  or Theobald, Vicomte de Tours (www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm)

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 BET 904 AND 909 - 11 NOV 958 Fulk II de Anjou from Ancestry/Florent Coache:

..and under his successor, Fulk II the Good, the destruction caused bythe preceding wars was repaired. [Ref: Ency Britannica]

According to legend, he was learned and saintly, dressed as a cleric andsaid of Louis IV, King of France, who had mocked his piety, 'anilliterate king is a crowned ass'. [Ref: Leo van de Pas? Genealogicsciting: Paget] Note: "a man of wit, but perhaps lacking in tact - LouisIV was not the fool his father, Charles III "the Simple", has beenprofiled to have been" Curt

Alas, I no longer have access to a terrific source which may/may not havemore to say about Foulques II: "Fragmentum historieae Andegavensis"(Fragments of a History of the Counts of Anjou) From 'Chroniques descomtes d'Anjou et des seigneurs d'Amboise' by Count Fulk le Rechin 1096(Louis Kalpen and Rene Poupardin), 1913, Paris. Should you find accessto the UCLA library which probably has it, you will find this source thatmay have more to say about Foulques II. If memory serves me right Fulk"le Rechin" wrote many things modern scholars dispute, but he was atleast contemporary, though obviously, he may have embellished a thing or two about his ancestry.
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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Florent Coache
Wikipedia.org
 BET 938 AND 940 - 21 JUL 987 Geoffrey I of Anjou !Hampered by revolt, himself in character little more than a bold, dashing soldier, Geoffry Greygown sank almost into a vassal of his powerful neighbors, the Counts of Blois and Champagne. [WBH - England]
from Ancestry/Ernie Anderson:

!Son of Fulke II, le Bon, Count d'anjou; 2nd husband of Adelheid; father of Ermengarde. [Ped. of Charlemagne, Vol. I, p. 269]

b. 938, d. 987 [Judy Martin]

Count of Anjou, Seneschal of France; known as "Grisgonelle"; m.c. 968 Adelaide de Troyes; father of Fulk Nersa, Conte d'Anjou. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3301, 3338]

Geoffrey Greygown, whose prowess was the stuff of legend, ruled Anjou from 960-87. Skilful soldier in the French manner, stout-hearted and strong and most successful in battle. [Plantagenet Chronicles, p. 19]

Killed the giant Dane Ethelulf in single combat. He sliced off his head and gave it to a miller to take back to the king of France. The miller identified him by his grey gown and the king ordered that therafter he should be called "Greygown". Succeeded by his son, Count Maurice. [Plantagenet Chronicles, p. 24]

d. 987. Son of Fulk the Good; count of Anjou (960-87). The CHRONICLE OF THE COUNTS OF ANJOU describes him as 'stout-hearted and strong and most successful in battle' and tells of his single-handed victory against Ethelulf the dane, a Goliath-like figure. He was known as Greygown after a witness to the contest picked him out at the French court by the colour of his robes. [The Plantagenet Encyclopedia, p. 84]
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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0934 - BET 982 AND 984 Adele of Meaux www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 870 AND 888 - BET 938 AND 942 Fulco Rufus Fulk's mother may be Adele de Amboise (instead of Adelaide of Gatinais) SOURCES:
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Foulques (Fulco) first appears as a witness to a charter of count (later king) Eudes, abbot of of Saint Martin de Tours, in April 886 [BEC 30 (1859): 431-3]. He first appears with the title of viscount in a charter of viscount Hardrad of Tours on 29 September 898 [Signum Fulconis vicecomitis, Mabille (1871), xcii-xciii]. In a charter of a certain Archambaldus dated 5 July 905, he appears as viscount of both Angers and Tours [Signum Fulconis Turonorum et Andecavorum vicecomitis, Mabille (1871): xcv], but does not appear to have the latter title for long, for a charter dated 30 October 909 has Tedbaldus signing as viscount of Tours, immediate after "count" Fulco [Signum domni Fulconis Andecavorum comitis; signum Tedbaldi Turonorum vicecomitis, Mabille (1871), xcviii]. As shown by Werner, this use of the comital title by Foulques comes from a brief period when he was count of Nantes, confirmed by the appearance of Foulques as count of Nantes and viscount of Angers in a charter of count (later king) Robert, abbot of Saint-Martin de Tours, dated 31 March 914 [S. Fulconis Namnetens. comitis et Andegavensis vicecomitis, Werner (1958), 287], and by the statement of the Chronicle of Nantes that Foulques ("Fulco Ruffus") had possessed Nantes [Chr. Nantes, 122]. Foulques had apparently obtained the countship of Nantes between 907 (the death of Alain Barbetorte) and 30 October 909, and lost it before 919 [see the detailed discussion in Werner (1958), 265-8, 284-8]. He appears as abbot and viscount in a charter of a certain Fulculf dated 13 August 924 [Signum Fulconi[s] abbatis atque vicecomitis, Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 60], and calls himself count of the Angevins and abbot of Saint-Aubin d'Angers and Saint-Lézin in a charter of 929 [Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 203-4 (see below)]. However, as he was still not signing as count in two charters of Hugues le Grand on 3 May 930 [S. Fulconis vicecomitis, Werner (1958), 284] and 26 March 931 [Signum domni Fulconis, Mabille (1871), ciii], he does not appear to have been recognized as count of Anjou by his Robertian lords until sometime between 931 and 26 December 940, when he appears as count in a charter of Hugues le Grand [Signum Fulconis comitis, Mabille (1871), cv-cviii, erroneously dated 943; see Werner (1958), 286]. Foulques was still living in [13×31] August 941, when he signed a charter along with his son Foulques [Signum domni Fulconis. Signum Fulconis filii ipsius, Mabille (1871), cv]. See Werner (1958), 264-279, and the detailed list of charters mentioning Foulques on pp. 283-6, many of which are printed in full in Mabille
Both Foulques and his son Foulques witnessed a charter between 13 and 31 August 941, so Foulques was still living on the former date. A charter was witnessed by a count Foulques of Anjou in May 942 [RHF 9: 723], often identified as Foulques II, but, as Werner points out, it is not certain which Foulques was the signer of that charter, and the date of death of Foulques I remains unknown. Nevertheless, given his long career, he probably did not live long after 941.
The name of Foulques's father is confirmed by a charter of 929 [Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 203-4 (see below)], but nothing else is known about him. For Ingelger as a figure of legend, see the Commentary section.

(from: (1871).http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm)

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Ancstry/Kirk Larson
http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
Wikipedia.org
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
 0880 - UNKNOWN Rosalie Des Loches In the seventh year of king Raoul, Fulco (Foulques), his wife Roscilla, and his sons Widdo (Gui) and Fulco, gave a donation to Saint-Aubin d'Angers for the benefit of his soul and the souls of his father (genitor) Ingelgerius, his son Ingelgerius, his father-in-law Warnerius and the latter's wife Tescenda [Cart. S.-Aubin 1: 203-4: "Ego Fulco, Andecavorum comes, abbas quoque Sancti Albini Sanctique Lizinii, necnon et uxor mea Roscilla et filii mei, Widdo ac Fulco, nullius cogentis imperium, sed nostra plenissima voluntate, fatetur nos, pro Dei amore et pro remedium mee anime vel anime Ingelgario, genitor meo, atque Ingelgerio, filio meo, necnon pro anima Warnerio, socro meo et uxore sua, Tescenda, ..."; see also Cart.Angers 75].
(from: http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm

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http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm BET 844 AND 856 - UNKNOWN Warnhar des Loches  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm ~0848 - UNKNOWN Toscanda BET 840 AND 845 - ~0888 Ingelerus According to www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm, Ingelger's mother was Petronille de France, daughter of Hugues "l'Abbe" de St. Quentin, who was son of Charlemagne.


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Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Catuallon D. UNKNOWN Gaufredus of Gatinais BET 821 AND 823 - UNKNOWN Tertullus of Gatinais He was a hunter and outlaw who lived in the woods.  At the time the Danes were ravaging France, Tortulf joined Charles the bald in defending France against the Norsemen.  He was rewarded with land.

<grin> supposedly a descendent of the Princess Plantina, sister of the Fairy Princess Melusine.  Cute story.
 BET 825 AND 828 - UNKNOWN Petronilla ~0910 - BET 967 AND 968 Robert I of Troyes  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0884 - 23 FEB 942/43 Herbert II Caroling de Vermandois SOURCES:
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Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois 0787 - 0818 Guelph I of Bavaria 31 31 BET 840 AND 862 - 0902 Bertha De Neustria SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Girard de Paris SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Eve de Auxerre SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 914 AND 928 - ~0987 Adelaide of Troyes www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0890 - 8 APR 956 Giselbert of Autun www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 889 AND 893 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde de Bourgogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0875 - <0920 Manasse de Vergy 45 45 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0870 - 21 APR 935 Ermengarde de Provence www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0960 - 1003 Guillaume (William) De Bastinbourg De Hainault 43 43 D. UNKNOWN FNU De Nogent BET 920 AND 932 - BET 952 AND 983 Amaury De Hainault Montfort ~0937 - UNKNOWN Judith de Cambrai ~1066 - UNKNOWN Richard De Montfort ~1068 - UNKNOWN Simon De Montfort ~1073 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Montfort ~1075 - UNKNOWN Adeliza De Montfort ~1026 - UNKNOWN Isabell De Bardoul Broyes ~1056 - UNKNOWN Amauri "The Strong" De Montfort ~1058 - UNKNOWN Isabel Elizabeth De Montfort ~0890 - AFT 30 APR 948 Isaac De Cambray Isaac and Bertha were 1st cousins. ~0898 - UNKNOWN Bertha De Cambrai ~0903 - UNKNOWN Adelaide (Alice) of Burgundy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0880 - 1 SEP 921 Richard II "The Justiciar" de Bourgogne Private Theodore BET 882 AND 892 - 0932 Regnier www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Giselbert ~0770 - UNKNOWN Gainfroi of Sens ~0750 - 0800 Mainier of Sens 50 50 D. UNKNOWN Theidlindis D. UNKNOWN Aubri D. UNKNOWN Aubri D. UNKNOWN Sister of Echard of Hesbaye Private Echard of Hesbaye BET 795 AND 799 - 29 SEP 855 Lothar I of Lotharingia SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 800 AND 805 - 20 MAR 850/51 Imgard of Tours SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0756 - 9 NOV 846 Hughes ~0799 - 0860 Bava De Tours 61 61 ~0740 - 0780 Luitfrid 40 40 ~0765 - ~0839 Hugues III of Upper Alsace 74 74 Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr ~0707 - ~0750 Luitfride I of Alsace 43 43 ~0719 - UNKNOWN Edith of Lorraine 0787 - BET 824 AND 825 Welf III Von Argenau SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0780 - 0818 Hedwig von Sachsen 38 38 ~0758 - 0802 Eahlmund 44 44 ~0732 - UNKNOWN Eafa Living White 0750 - UNKNOWN Ermentrude Thiedrada Living White Private Dwayne La Don McCraine D. UNKNOWN Edith 0800 - 16 FEB 862/63 Konrad I De Burgundy ~0802 - ~0866 Adelaide (Aelis or Adela) De Tours 64 64 ~0825 - 0887 Conrad II "Le Jeune" 62 62 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 830 AND 840 - UNKNOWN Ermentrude of Upper Alsace Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr ~0865 - 0921 Adelheid 56 56 ~0797 - 0865 Luitfrid III of Alsace 68 68 Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr D. UNKNOWN Rutpert IV "Robert The Strong" D. <0834 Rutpert (Robert) D. UNKNOWN Wialdruth De Vajay ~0796 - BET 834 AND 893 Eudes SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 800 AND 805 - UNKNOWN Ingeltrude De Orleans SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0990 - UNKNOWN Lambert III (Baudry) "The Belted" de Louvain BET 774 AND 810 - 0864 Odoscer (Odacre) Anacher ~0780 - UNKNOWN Engleran D. UNKNOWN Fladrine ~0750 - UNKNOWN Liderie BET 867 AND 868 - 17 JUN 896 Raoul de Gouy BET 867 AND 874 - ~0955 Alaide d'Amiens SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Jim Weber BET 975 AND 988 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Gometz Bures ~1042 - UNKNOWN Jean De Beaugency BET 1030 AND 1044 - UNKNOWN Paule De Maine D. 1060 Lanzelin I De Beaugency D. UNKNOWN Haburge D. UNKNOWN Landry De Beaugency D. UNKNOWN Agnes De Vendome ~0990 - 1036 Herbert Eveillechien De Mans 46 46 BET 987 AND 995 - 1068 Agnes de Bourgogne Was Agnes married to Eude's father, Wiliam V "The Grand" de Aquitaine?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 958 AND 959 - 1026 Orthon- William of Macon Adopted by his stepfather, whereby he became Comte de Bourgogne.   www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 950 AND 963 - 5 MAR 1002/03 Ermentrude (Irmtrude) of Rheims BET 1020 AND 1024 - 1077 Agnes of Aquitaine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1027 - 1109 Beatrice D' Aquitaine 82 82 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1019 AND 1026 - 1086 Guillaume V D'Aigret De Aquitaine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 932 AND 936 - 0968 Adalbert II of Ivrea www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0948 - BET 11 DEC 986 AND 991 Gerberga de Macon www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 901 AND 928 - 6 JUL 966 Berenger II of Ivrea www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0910 - >0963 Willa III de Arles 53 53 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 899 AND 904 - ~0938 Boso of Tuscany Was Boson actually the son of Betha's first husband, Thiebaud?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 900 AND 906 - UNKNOWN Gilla De Bourgogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0855 - 19 SEP 915 Adalberto II "Il Ricco" di Toscana SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0835 - 8 AUG 869 Lothair II of Lotharingia SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 836 AND 849 - ~0868 Waldrade SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0863 - 8 MAR 924/25 Berthe of Lotharingia SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 926 AND 931 - 0973 Renaud De Roucy BET 820 AND 840 - >0873 Gottfired ~0820 - UNKNOWN Matilda BET 806 AND 816 - ~0866 Ludolph The Great ~0810 - 5 OCT 913 Oda Billung ~0800 - UNKNOWN Bruno ~0780 - UNKNOWN Billing of Saxony ~0784 - UNKNOWN Aeda ~0740 - 0792 Audran I di Friuli 52 52 ~0790 - <0854 Hunroch I of Friuli 64 64 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Jim Weber
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0820 - 1 JUL 874 Gisele Carolingians SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Jim Weber
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1035 - UNKNOWN Henri of Burgundy ~1037 - UNKNOWN Robert of Burgundy ~1033 - UNKNOWN Aldegarde of Burgundy ~1039 - UNKNOWN Simon of Burgundy ~1046 - 1092 Constance de Bourgogne 46 46 ~0957 - ~0993 Guillaume III Taillefer of Toulouse 36 36 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 942 AND 950 - BET 1021 AND 1026 Blanche Arsinde From Ancestry/Florent Coache:

The following is excerpted from a post to SGM, 30 Jul 2000, by Todd AFarmerie:

From: Todd A. Farmerie (farmerie@@interfold.com)
Subject: Re: Adelaide d'Anjou (was Tiburge d'Orange)
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval
Date: 2000/07/30

TatjanaAV wrote:
>
> >Blanche appears to have been more of a nickname. She is better knownas
> >Adelaide, wife of Stephen of Gevaudan, Raymond of Toulouse, Louis V of
> >France, and William of Provence.
>
> So... This Adelaide was indeed married to Raymond de Toulouse? I'veseen this
> in only one account--all others do not have Raymond in the genealogy atall
> (Guillaume III is recorded as the son Raymond III Pons de Toulouse andGarsinde
> de Rouergue).

Yes. This was only recently rediscovered. There is a surviving charterin which Guillaume names his wife Emma and mother Adelaide, and there isevery reason to think this was the same Adelaide, known to have married"Count Raimond". The chronology is aufully long to have William a son ofRaymond Pons as well, and the near-contemporary Roda Codex gives RaymondPons no son William, but does give him a son Raymond. These make itevident that a reworking is in order.

> When were Adelaide's parents married? I've seen it as 937, when
> she was supposedly born in 930, and has Guillaume III in 947.

I don't think there is enough information to provide such a date.Certainly both of them you give are nothing more than guesses, and needto be adjusted. As to William's birth, this date is wrong, based on hismistaken placement as son of Raymond Pons. A more recent guess is about975.

> Who are ALL of her children (with the correct fathers)?

Stasser gives her the following:

by Etienne de Brioude:
1. Pons de Gevaudan
2. Bertrand de Brioude
3. Etienne de Brioude
4. Ermengarde/Humberge, Countess of Auvergne
5?. daughter, wife of Herbert of Troyes

by Raymond:
6. Guillaume Taillefer
7?. Toda/Adelaide, Countess of Besalu (I question this one)
8?. Letgarde

by Guillaume II of Provence:
9. Guillaume III
10. Constance, Queen of France

taf
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wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine ~0840 - UNKNOWN Garsinde d'Albi ~0805 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde d'Albi ~0930 - ~0993 Alberada of Lotharingia 63 63 D. UNKNOWN Rotilde De Limoges ~0790 - UNKNOWN Fulguald or Fulcoad www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0767 - UNKNOWN Senegonde d'Autun 0974 - 1047 Bernard I de la Marche 73 73 ~0986 - 1072 Amelia de Montignac 86 86 ~1015 - UNKNOWN Hugh V De Lusignan ~1039 - 1101 Hugh VI "Le Diable" De Lusignan 62 62 BET 1023 AND 1055 - 1076 Ramon Berenguer I "El Vell" 1112 - 1168 William De Percy 56 56 BET 1053 AND 1054 - 1082 Raymond II Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 956 AND 963 - UNKNOWN Raoul I De Thouars Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. 0925 - 13 MAY 988 Herbert I De Thouars Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. BET 929 AND 939 - 1020 Aldearde De Aunay Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. ~0950 - <0997 Aisceline De Limoges 47 47 ~0920 - 20 APR 991 Geraud De Limoges ~0936 - 1025 Rothilde of Brosse 89 89 ~0864 - 0945 Hildegar De Limoges 81 81 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0880 - UNKNOWN Tietberga De Bourges www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 864 AND 865 - >0875 Hildebert De Limoges Abdicated title (Co-Vicomte de Limoges) in 884

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Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr BET 840 AND 870 - 0937 Adaltrude www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0840 - 0886 Fulke De Limoges 46 46 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr BET 810 AND 830 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Gerhard De Auvergne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr D. UNKNOWN Heilwide de Frioul www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0945 - 0997 Adalbert I of Haute- Marche 52 52 ~0905 - >0975 Boso 70 70 ~0930 - UNKNOWN Emma of Perigord D. UNKNOWN Sulpice De Charrox BET 868 AND 916 - 0920 William Perigord ~0910 - UNKNOWN Regilinde D. 27 MAR 916 Hildouin de Angouleme ~0815 - 3 MAY 886 Wulgrim I Perigord ~0830 - ~0896 Regilende of Agen 66 66 SOURCES:
Royalty for Commoners, Roderick W. Stuart BET 1039 AND 1050 - 1082 Maud De Montgomery ~1001 - UNKNOWN Herluin De Conteville <1084 - UNKNOWN William De Mortaigne D. UNKNOWN Almodis (Audmodis) BET 985 AND 995 - <1056 Roger I De Montgomery BET 970 AND 989 - 7 FEB 1049/50 Josceline De Beaumont 0975 - UNKNOWN Herfast De Crepon ~0960 - BEF 7 FEB 1055/56 Hugh De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Sibell De Crepon D. UNKNOWN Roger Rogersson De Montgomerie BET 990 AND 995 - 1070 William II De Belesme Talvas www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/James H. Maloney BET 985 AND 995 - ~1067 Hildeburge De Beaumont BET 940 AND 955 - 1062 RAoul IV De Beaumont Ancestry/David Meier BET 965 AND 970 - BET 1028 AND 1048 William I De Belesme De Talvas www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/James H. Maloney BET 968 AND 969 - 1024 Maud (Matilda) de Conde-Sur- Noirau www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~0940 - 0997 Yves I De Creil 57 57 ~0944 - UNKNOWN Godchilde ~0920 - UNKNOWN Hildouin De Ponthieu ~0920 - UNKNOWN Hersende D. ~1097 Donald III Bane of Scotland 0920 - UNKNOWN Lady of Leinster BET 852 AND 878 - 14 JUN 929 Willa De Vienne SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 1049 Beorn Bearsson The connection between Biorn as the son of Ulf and Estrith is probably an error...."Estrith  and Ulf ...had one son, Swein" (from Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien)
 ~0993 - 1027 Ulf Jarl 34 34 ~0967 - UNKNOWN Estrid ~0982 - 1017 Judith De Rennes 35 35 The Angevin genealogical collection states that Judith, wife of Richard of Normandy, was the daughter of Conan by his wife Ermengarde, daughter of Geoffroy of Anjou [Poupardin (1900), 208].  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen000.htm

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0971 - UNKNOWN Sigrid Sprakling ~0935 - 2 FEB 1013/14 Sweyn Forkbeard Whether Swein was murdered (some tales say by St.Edmund) or his life cut short by illness or accident is not consistently clear. ~0638 - <0690 Radbart of Gardgarige 52 52 ~0997 - BET 1045 AND 1110 Aefflaed of Bernicia ~0994 - BET 1038 AND 1045 Ealdred of Bernicia 0960 - 1008 Waltheof (Siward) of Northumbria 48 48 0965 - UNKNOWN Elfleda of Northumbria ~0972 - UNKNOWN Ecgfrida of Durham ~0940 - 1018 Ealdhun of Durham 78 78 D. UNKNOWN Kilvert ~0930 - ~0965 Oswulf (Uswulf) of Northumbria 35 35 ~0909 - UNKNOWN Skoglar- Toste BET 760 AND 765 - UNKNOWN Aslaug Some stories say that Aslanga was the granddaughter of the one-eyed God-King Odin (Father of Sigfreid and Brunhilde: Swan Princess and Valkyrie), Lord of the Aesir (and the inspiration for Tolkien's Gandalf)
 D. UNKNOWN Eve Dorothy Weir ~0927 - 27 JUN 992 Conan I de Rennes ~0962 - >1010 Gerberge de Anjou 48 48 Rodulfus Glaber [ii, 3 (pp. 30-1)] states that Conan married a sister of count Foulques of Anjou, the Cronicle of S. Florent says that Geoffrey was son of Conan by a sister of Foulques [Lobineau (1707), 2: 85], and the Angevin genealogical collection states that Judith, wife of Richard of Normandy, was the daughter of Conan by his wife Ermengarde, daughter of Geoffroy of Anjou [Poupardin (1900), 208].
http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen000.htm

SOURCES:
Ancestry/Mitchell Adams
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm <0931 - ~0970 Juhel Berenger De Rennes 39 39 BET 960 AND 975 - BET 1011 AND 1012 Albert I de Namur www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 936 AND 952 - 1031 Cunnora or Gunnor According to Dudo's "Gesta Normannorum" Gunnora was from the 'noblest house of the Danes' and was 'well versed in the talents of feminine artistry' and 'profusely endowed with the treasure of a capacious memory and power of recollection'.  What little has actually been established about Gunnora's background points to the probability that her parents were first generation settlers with modest lands in the Cotentin.  One of her sisters, Sainsfrida was the wife of a forester in northern Normandy and it was apparently through her that Richard met Gunnora. One story relates that while on a hunting expedition Richard stayed at the forester's house , where he became enamoured of Sainsfrida.  Wanting to retain her virtue while not insulting the Count, she neatly sent her sister to his bed.  (Queen Emma and the Vikings by Harriet O'Brien)

Most, if not all, of Gunnor's children were born while she was the mistress of Richard I of Normandy; however, the couple later married so that their offspring could become the legitimate heirs to the principality.

Gunnor was an important figure at the court of her son Richard II.

She donated land to the monastery of Mont Saint-Michel (where her brother Herfast later became a monk) and gave generously to the churches of Chartres.

Gunnor is celebrated in the satirical poem "Moriuht" by Warner of Rouen, not just as the first lady of land, but as the controlling regent.

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 ~0965 - UNKNOWN Eustache De Jumieges 0969 - 1020 Jean 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Isabel 0951 - 0971 Hugues 20 20 D. UNKNOWN Anna BET 920 AND 924 - ~0973 Regnier III de Hainault www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 925 AND 929 - 0961 Adelaide of Dagsbourg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 870 AND 895 - 0940 Hugues III of Nordgau Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0876 - UNKNOWN Hildegarde of Alsace Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 950 AND 952 - 1015 Lambert II of Louvain www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/David Weaver BET 975 AND 977 - BET 1014 AND 1018 Gerberga De Lorraine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/David Weaver ~0985 - >1012 Ermengarde of Lower Lorraine 27 27 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 953 AND 962 - <0979 Adelheid of Lorraine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0932 - >1005 Godfrey "The Prisoner" de Verdun 73 73 His parentage is proved by the charter dated 6 Apr 997 by which "Otto…Romanorum imperator augustus" confirmed the rights of "monasterio super fluvium Mose" founded by "Gotefridi comitis nostrique fidelis…et coniux sua pro anime sui fratris Alberonis"[44].  Graf im Bidgau 959.  Comte de Verdun 963-985 
"Uda…comitissa" donated property "in pago Rizzigowi cui Egylolfus comes" to St Maximin at Trier "pro remedio…seniorique mei Gozlini necnon filiorum meorum Henrici…et Reginheri, Godefridi quoque et Adalberonis" by charter dated 18 May 963 witnessed by "Sigefrido comite, Richwino comite"[211].  "Otto…Romanorum imperator augustus" confirmed the rights of "monasterio super fluvium Mose" founded by "Gotefridi comitis nostrique fidelis…et coniux sua pro anime sui fratris Alberonis" by charter dated 6 Apr 997[212].  Graf im Bidgau 959.  Comte de Verdun 963-985.  Richer records that "Belgicæ dux Theodericus, necnon et vir nobilis ac strenuous Godefridus, Sigefridus quoque vir illustris, Bardo etiam et Gozilo fratres clarissimi et nominatissimi" captured Verdun in 985[213].  He helped defend Verdun against Lothaire King of the West Franks in [984/85], but was captured together with Siegfried Comte de Luxembourg[214].  He remained imprisoned for more than 10 years.  The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines records that "comes Raginerus" captured "Montem castri" from "comiti Godefrido" in 998[215] which, if the text refers to this Godefroi, suggests a later date of death (assuming the dating of Alberic is accurate).
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SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robert Lord
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407 ~0955 - 1008 Mahaud Billung of Saxony 53 53 The Annalista Saxo names (in order) "Bennonis ducis, qui et Bernhardus et Liudigeri comitis et Machtildis comitisse" as brothers and sister of "domna Suanehildis [filia] Herimanni ducis de Liuniburh", recording the names of Mechtild's two husbands[216].  The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines names "Mathildis comitissa Saxonie" as wife of "Godefridi Ardennensis"[217].  "Heinricus…Romanorum imperator augustus" confirmed the rights and property of Kloster Mouzon donated by (among others) "dux Fredericus pro anima Ottonis…[et] Godefridus comes et coniux sua Mathildis pro anima sui fratris Adalberonis archiepiscopi" by charter dated 1023[218].  The necrology of Liège Saint-Lambert records the death "VIII Kal Jun" of "Mathildis comitisse"[219].   from:  http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 1041 Ernicule de Boulogne ~0940 - UNKNOWN Mien I De Fougers ~1085 - ~1152 Madach Maddad 67 67 ~1108 - UNKNOWN Margaret Hakonsdatter ~1161 - UNKNOWN Simon Atholl ~1165 - UNKNOWN Duncan Atholl ~1167 - UNKNOWN Malcolm de Atholl ~1169 - UNKNOWN Bedoch Atholl ~1171 - UNKNOWN Christina Atholl ~1173 - UNKNOWN Margaret Atholl BET 1038 AND 1045 - UNKNOWN Maelmuire or Melkofr of Atholl Melmare ~1058 - UNKNOWN Mary De Atholl ~0924 - 0959 Hlodve Thorfinnsson 35 35 ~1044 - 1120 Maddan De Caithness 76 76 1048 - UNKNOWN Moddan De Douglas 1871 - 1936 Callie V. LNU 65 65 ~0960 - 1014 Sigurd II "the Fat" Driga 54 54 ~1000 - UNKNOWN Finn Arnesson ~0971 - 1024 Arni Arnmodsson 53 53 ~1020 - 1047 Magnus I "The Good" Olafsson of Norway 27 27 ~0995 - 1030 Olaf II "The Saint" Haraldsson of Norway 35 35 ~1002 - UNKNOWN Alfhild De Haraldsson ~0972 - UNKNOWN Thora Thorsteinsdatter ~0999 - UNKNOWN Ivar "Hvide" of Uplands ~0966 - 1016 Svend Hakonsson Ladejarl 50 50 ~0928 - UNKNOWN Ethne Kjarvalsdatter ~0975 - UNKNOWN Donada MacKenneth D. UNKNOWN Unknown 0836 - 0877 Constantine 41 41 ~0810 - ~0859 Kenneth I of Scotland 49 49 Kenneth's mother is said to have been either a daughter of Achalas, King of Argyllshire or a princess of the royal line of the Picts.   D. UNKNOWN Thorborg Halfdansdottir D. UNKNOWN Kjarval (Kiarval) MacDunghal ~0890 - UNKNOWN Thorfinn Rollo "Hausakliffer" Einarsson D. 1190 Robert De Beaumont 1125 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Beaumont D. UNKNOWN Isabel De Beaumont D. UNKNOWN Simon II De St. Liz ~0798 - UNKNOWN Luitfrid D. UNKNOWN Waldrada de Auxerre www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0811 - UNKNOWN Emma Von Altdorf D. 1126 Cicily D. UNKNOWN Constance D. UNKNOWN Alan Fergant 1045 - 1093 Adam De Gordon 48 48 HIGHLANDERS, A HISTORY OF THE SCOTTISH CLANS, by Fitzroy MacLean, Penguin Studio Books, New York, N.Y. (1995), p. 256 says this about the origin of the Gordon Clan.
"The name Gordon is derived from the Parish of Gordon in Berwickshire.
The Gordons are of Norman origin and settled in the South of Scotland in the 12th Century. In the early 14th century Sir Adam de Gordon was granted lands in Strathbogie in Aberdeenshire by King Robert the Bruce. In 1449 Alexander Gordon was created Earl of Huntly. George, 4th Earl of Huntly became Chancellor of Scotland in 1547. George (6th Earl of Huntly) who defeated Argyll at the Battle of Glenlivet was created Marquess in 1599. The 2nd Marquess, a loyal supporter of Charles I, was beheaded in 1649. In 1684 George, the 4th Marquess, was created Duke of Gordon by King Charles II. In the Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745 the Gordons fought on both sides. The 2nd Duke was out for the Jacobites in 1715. In 1745 the 3rd Duke supported the Hanoverians, though his brother raised a regiment for Prince Charles. The Gordon Highlanders were raised in 1794 with the help of the celebrated 4th Duchess."

Margaret McCleskey Arlington TX

HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF GORDON
"...In the year 1040, Duncan I., King of Scotland was defeated and slain near Elgin by Maclbeatha (Shakespear's Macbeth)...The son of Duncan, Malcolm Canmore fled to England and was received at the court of Edward the Confessor where he lived for some fifteen years.....one of the most powerful lords, Duff, Thane of Fife, went to England and persuaded Malcolm to make an effort to regain the throne. Edward the Confessor granted Malcolm the aid of some ten thousand men under Siefried, Earl of Northumberland, and with these and some French and Norman knights then at the English Court, Malcolm marched into Scotland. Eventually he met Maclbeatha at Lumphanan, some twenty miles west of Aberdeen, when the usurper was defeated and slain in 1057. It was in this manner that the Gordons first came into Scotland, for among the foreign knights who accompanied Malcolm was ADAM DE GORDUN who, for his services in aiding Malcolm to regain the throne, was granted lands near the lower Tweed, and these lands were called Gordon after his name. We hear no more of Adam till 1093 when Malcolm Canmore invaded England and was defeated and killed near Alnwick. Among the slain was Adam who left a son - Adam de Gordun II. ~1240 - UNKNOWN Joan De Halsbury 1192 - UNKNOWN William Gifford 1154 - >1243 Roger Gifford 89 89 ~1158 - UNKNOWN Anne Brewer ~1206 - UNKNOWN Peter De Halsbury 1122 - UNKNOWN Gervaise Gifford ~1186 - UNKNOWN Robert Gifford ~1188 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Gifford ~1190 - UNKNOWN Philip Gifford ~1192 - UNKNOWN Janet Gifford ~1194 - UNKNOWN Walter Gifford ~1196 - UNKNOWN Bartholomew Gifford ~1197 - UNKNOWN Matthew Gifford 1096 - UNKNOWN Robert Gifford ~1057 - 1124 Ralph De Tellieres 67 67 ~0985 - ~1040 Gilbert FitzGodfrey 55 55 ~1034 - UNKNOWN Meen De Fougeres ~1036 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Giffard ~0985 - UNKNOWN Gerald Flaitel ~0985 - UNKNOWN Agnes ~1000 - UNKNOWN Constance De Eu ~0974 - UNKNOWN Aveline ~0970 - UNKNOWN Osbern 0957 - UNKNOWN Godefroy De Bec? D. UNKNOWN Heloise ~0958 - 26 JAN 1056/57 William "The Bastard" ? D. UNKNOWN Beatrice ~1640 - 1692 David Hamilton 52 52 ~1641 - UNKNOWN Annah Jaxson or Jackson 1664 - UNKNOWN David Hamilton 1676 - UNKNOWN Abiel Hamilton 1678 - UNKNOWN Jonas Hamilton 1679 - UNKNOWN Gabriel Hamilton 1708 - UNKNOWN John Hamilton 1712 - UNKNOWN Charity Hamilton ~1715 - UNKNOWN James Hamilton ~1718 - UNKNOWN Sarah Hamilton ~1720 - UNKNOWN William Hamilton ~1722 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Hamilton 1615 - UNKNOWN Richard Jackson ~0930 - 0967 Dubh (Duff) of Scotland 37 37 0934 - UNKNOWN Mogallus of Scotland ~0960 - UNKNOWN Dunclina of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Ethelwold D. UNKNOWN Sigeferth D. UNKNOWN Amadeus III of Savoy 1239 - 1307 Edward I "Longshanks" Plantagenet of England 67 67 In 1272 Edward went on a Crusade as far as Acre, where his daughter Joan was born, and although he inherited the crown that year, he did not return to England until 1274, being crowned on August 19th.  He was eminent as a ruler and as a legislator, and succeeded in enacting many new laws.  He determined to authorize no new legislation without the counsel and acquiescence of those who were most affected by it.  Not until late in his reign did he call a whole Parliament together.  Instead he called the Barons together in any matter that affected the Barons, and representatives of the townsmen together in any matter that affected the townsmen, and so with other classes. 

In 1290 Edward expelled all Jews from England.  In 1296, after invading and conquering Scotland, he declared himself king of that realm.  The conquest of Scotland became the ruling passion of his life.  He was, however, compelled by the nobles, clergy and commons to desist in his attempts to raise by arbitrary taxes the funds he needed for campaigns.  In 1307 Edward set out for the third time (at age 68) to subdue the Scots, but he died en route near Carlisle on 7 July 1307.
 ~1244 - BET 20 AND 24 NOV 1290 Eleanor of Castile Eleanor ws only about 10 years old when married to the 15 year old Edward of Westminster at Las Huelgas in 1254.  Such child marriages were commonplace in Europe in the Middle Ages and the brides were usually consigned to their husbands' families to complete their education.  The marriages were not consummated until the bride reached a suitable age (usually 14 or 15) and in Eleanor's case it seems to have been 18 or 19,
 BET 1198 AND 1199 - 1252 Ferdinand III "The Saint" of Castile St. Ferdinand III
King of Leon and Castile, member of the Third Order of St. Francis, born in 1198 near Salamanca; died at Seville, 30 May, 1252. He was the son of Alfonso IX, King of Leon, and of Berengeria, the daughter of Alfonso III, King of Castile, and sister of Blanche, the mother of St. Louis IX.

In 1217 Ferdinand became King of Castile, which crown his mother renounced in his favour, and in 1230 he succeeded to the crown of Leon, though not without civil strife, since many were opposed to the union of the two kingdoms. He took as his counsellors the wisest men in the State, saw to the strict administration of justice, and took the greatest care not to overburden his subjects with taxation, fearing, as he said, the curse of one poor woman more than a whole army of Saracens. Following his mother's advice, Ferdinand, in 1219, married Beatrice, the daughter of Philip of Swabia, King of Germany, one of the most virtuous princesses of her time. God blessed this union with seven children: six princes and one princess. The highest aims of Ferdinand's life were the propagation of the Faith and the liberation of Spain from the Saracen yoke. Hence his continual wars against the Saracens. He took from them vast territories, Granada and Alicante alone remaining in their power at the time of his death. In the most important towns he founded bishoprics, reestablished Catholic worship everywhere, built churches, founded monasteries, and endowed hospitals. The greatest joys of his life were the conquests of Cordova (1236) and Seville (1248). He turned the great mosques of these places into cathedrals, dedicating them to the Blessed Virgin. He watched over the conduct of his soldiers, confiding more in their virtue than in their valour, fasted strictly himself, wore a rough hairshirt, and often spent his nights in prayer, especially before battles. Amid the tumult of the camp he lived like a religious in the cloister. The glory of the Church and the happiness of his people were the two guiding motives of his life. He founded the University of Salamanca, the Athens of Spain. Ferdinand was buried in the great cathedral of Seville before the image of the Blessed Virgin, clothed, at his own request, in the habit of the Third Order of St. Francis. His body, it is said, remains incorrupt. Many miracles took place at his tomb, and Clement X canonized him in 1671. His feast is kept by the Minorites on the 30th of May.

  D. UNKNOWN Joan of Ponthieu 0800 - 0863 Conrad I De Bourgogne 63 63 D. UNKNOWN Capoir SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Capoir) D. UNKNOWN Cynon D. UNKNOWN Caractacus Pendragon Private Rufus Pudens Private Caid Private Arch Private Meirion Private Ceraint Private Greidiol Private Dingad Private Anyn Private Alafon Private Brywlais Private Ceraint Fedww Private Berwyn Private Morgan Private Bleddyn Private Rhun Private Idwal Private Llywarch Private Calchwydd Private Enir Fardd Private Ithel Private Llarian Private Teuged Private Llyfeinydd Private Peredur Private Gweyrydd Private Ithon Private Cymryw Private Brwt Private Selys Hen Private Annyn Tro Private Brydain Private Edward The Great ~0177 - UNKNOWN Gladys "The Younger" Verch Lucius ~0193 - ~0220 Cadvan of Wales 27 27 D. UNKNOWN Strada "The Fair" Verch Cadfan D. 0262 Coel D. UNKNOWN Keribir 0248 - 0328 Helen of the Cross 80 80 The Arms of Colchester were a "cross with three crowns". 0242 - 0306 Constantius I Chlorus 64 64 0265 - 0336 Constantine I The Great 71 71 Known as the First Christian Emperor.

The greatest of all Roman Emperors, he annexed Britain to the Roman Empire. D. 0360 Constantius D. 0421 Constantius D. UNKNOWN Placida D. 0455 Valentinian D. UNKNOWN Eudoxia D. 0480 Hunneric D. UNKNOWN Hilderic D. UNKNOWN Hilda D. 0548 Frode D. 0875 Frotha D. 0850 Horda Knut BET 760 AND 765 - BET 794 AND 845 Ragnar Shaggybreeches Ragnar was a pagan who claimed to be a direct descendent of the god Odin.
 ~0670 - UNKNOWN Randver Radbartsson BET 730 AND 750 - BET 750 AND 812 Sigurd Ring The nephew of Harald Hildetand. D. >0725 Harald Hildetand >0600 - >0700 Roric Slingeband 100 100 ~0612 - BET 649 AND 660 Ivar Vidfamne 0590 - 0650 Halfdan Haraldsson 60 60 ~0884 - 0935 Thyra Danebod 51 51 0986 - 1067 Richard 81 81 D. UNKNOWN Merchion D. 0149 Marcomir D. 0166 Clodomir D. UNKNOWN Hasilda D. 0186 Farabert D. 0213 Sunno D. 0253 Hilderic D. 0272 Partherus D. 0298 Clolius D. 0306 Walter D. 0317 Dagobert D. BET 350 AND 358 Genebald D. 0379 Dagobert D. 0389 Clodius D. 0404 Marcomir 0419 - 0430 Pharamond (Faramund) 11 11 D. UNKNOWN Argotta D. 0419 Genebald ~0395 - BET 446 AND 455 Clodion of Tournai <0398 - UNKNOWN Hildegonde De Cologne ~0419 - 0460 Sigimer 41 41 ~0429 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Ferreolus Tonantius D. UNKNOWN Ferreolus Tonantius 0430 - UNKNOWN Ferreol De Moselle D. UNKNOWN Deuteria (Dinteria) ~0536 - 0570 Ausbert (Ansbert) 34 34 ~0541 - UNKNOWN Blithildes 0497 - 0561 Lothar 64 64 D. UNKNOWN Ingolde 13 AUG 582 - 16 AUG 641 St. Arnolf ~0586 - >0615 Dodo of Heristal 29 29 ~0562 - 0601 Arnoald of Scheldt 39 39 0556 - UNKNOWN Dua of Swabia 0466 - 0511 Clovis The Great 45 45 The Franks, under Clovis I, defeated the Romans in Gaul.  He was converted to Christianity in 496 and formed a strong alliance with the church, making him the most powerful of the Franc kings.  That year he also conquered the Alemannis, in what is now Alsace, making the area a Frankish duchy.  In 486, clovis I defeated the Romans at Soissons where he established his capital.  In 498 he made Reims the spiritual and political center of France.  In 507 he drove the Visigoths out of Angouleme and in 508 he captured Paris and made it his capital.   D. 0550 Clothilde of Burgundy >0742 - 5 DEC 771 Carloman D. UNKNOWN Desiderata D. UNKNOWN Desiderius of Lombardy 0777 - UNKNOWN Bertha De Toulouse SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0765 - 0828 St. Guilhelm- le-Desert 63 63 BET 847 AND 875 - BET 886 AND 893 Pepin de Senlis de Valois ~0872 - ~0938 Duchess of Normandy 66 66 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 846 AND 870 - ~0932 Hrolf "The Viking" Founder of the principality of Normandy.  Charles the Simple granted Rollo land in exchange for Rollo's converting to Christianity, marrying Charles's daughter, Gisla and becoming a vassal of Charles'. 

Gisla died childless not long after the marriage whereupon Rollo reinstalled his companion Poppa, to whom he was 'bound according to the Danish custom'.  (William of Jumierge's "Gesta Normannorum")

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm


 D. 1176 Rosamund De Clifford D. UNKNOWN Ida ~1185 - 1203 Arthur of Brittany 18 18 1173 - 7 MAR 1225/26 William De Longspee 1191 - 1261 Ela FitzPatrick 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Roger Bigod D. UNKNOWN Ida ~1216 - 1260 Stephen De Longspee 44 44 <1239 - UNKNOWN John <1239 - UNKNOWN Henry 0523 - 0584 Chilperice 61 61 0543 - 0598 Fredegonde (Fredegund) 55 55 0584 - BET 628 AND 629 Lothar Had Sigebert II and Brunhild killed.

Upon Clotaire's birth, his mother had his father assassinated and ruled Neustrie in his name. He became King of Soissons in 584, and was sole King of the Franks in 613. He had his aunt Brunehaut (sister of his father's second wife) killed. In the year 596, through his mother Fredegonde, Clotaire II's territories were extended in the East. In 599, King Theodebert II of Austrasia and King Thierry II of Burgundy joined forces to take revenge upon Clotaire II. The Army of Neustria is beatten and the entire valley of the Seine is devastated. As a result, Thierry II's territory increased by taking away from Clotaire II, the lands between the Seine and the Loire. Theodebert II takes the lands of the Duchy of Dentelin. In 604, the Mayor of the Palace, Bertaut arouses the subjects against the King of Burgundy and they call on Clotaire II for help. On Christmas Day, 604, Clotaire rushes to their aid and crosses the Seine and pushes all to way to Orleans. On his return, he encounters an Army of Bourgogne, and is defeated at Etampes at which battle Bertaut is killed. Because Theodebert had not intervened, actually he had made peace in Compiegne with Clotaire II, Thierry II took offense and the two brothers became less than thrilled with each other. Brunehaut, unhappy with Theodebert, names as next Mayor of the Palace a Gallo-Roman named Protadius. In 607, she pushed Thierry II to take up arms against his brother. During the battle, Protadius is killed and the two brothers make peace, humiliating their mother, Brunehaut. By 612, the brothers again were at war and Thierry II purchases Clotaire's neutrality by offering him the Duchy of Dentelin. In 613 Clotaire II invades Austrasia upon the death of Thierry II, kills two of Thierry's sons [the other two disappear] , and has Brunehaut killed after the lords of Burgundy seize her and give her to him. At her "trial" Clotaire II had accused Brunehaut of having caused the death of ten frankish Kings:
1. Sigebert her first spouse, who was assassinated [though through no fault of Brunehaut] ;
2. Merovee, the son of Chilperic I [who was actually assassinated on the orders of Fredegonde] ;
3. Chilperic [killed in 584, and through no part from Brunehaut] ;
4. Theodebert II
5. of his son Clotaire [it is possible that Brunehaut had Cloraire assassinated after he deserted her] ;
6. Merovee, son of Clotaire II [highly doubtful that Brunehaut had a part in this murder] ;
7. Thierry II and his three sons [Thierry died of dysentery, and 8-10. his three sons were massacred on the order of Clotaire II himself]. For 3 days, Clotaire II personally tortures Brunehaut, then he parades her tied cross-wise to the back of a camel in front of his entire assembled army. Finally, he had her hair, and limbs tied to a wild horse which was allowed to run within a confined space while being beaten, therebye causing every limb to be broken and shortly thereafter she died at age 60 to 65. At this time, Clotaire II becomes the only surviving descendant of the sons of Clovis. He governs the Frankish Kingdom from the Pyrenees to the Rhine and beyond all the way to the Elbe, and the germanic peoples must pay him tribute. However, his power is limitted as in each of the three ancient kingdoms [Austrasia, Neustria and Burgundy] the Major Domus [Mayor of the Palace] becomes progressively more important. Submitting to the pressure of these mayors, Clotaire, Clotaire II on 23 January 623 makes his son Dagobert, King of occidental Austrasia [West of the Vosges and the Ardennes] as well as of Aquitaine. Again under pressure, in 626, Clotaire gives Dagobert Gomatrude [his wife's sister] as spouse. Three days after the wedding, Dagobert claims all of Austrasia was his, but Clotaire keeps control over Provence and Aquitaine. Married before 603: Bertrude . Married before 604: Haldetrude ; Haldetrude was one of three wives. 
Ancestry/Joanne Wheeler Duncan BET 582 AND 590 - BET 618 AND 620 Bertrude BET 608 AND 619 - 8 APR 632 Claribert ~0610 - UNKNOWN Gisela of Gascony ~0580 - UNKNOWN Arnoud of Gascony ~0626 - BET 682 AND 688 Boggis ~0626 - UNKNOWN Oda of the Franks ~0646 - UNKNOWN Eudes D. UNKNOWN Valtrude de Verdun D. UNKNOWN Valtrude ~0626 - UNKNOWN Walchigise D. 0774 Hunold D. 0768 Waifir D. UNKNOWN Adele Waifir and Adele were cousins. D. UNKNOWN Loup D. 0778 Loup D. 0812 Adelrico D. 0816 Ximeno D. UNKNOWN Munia D. 0860 Ximeno Garces D. UNKNOWN Inega Ximena D. 0882 Careia II of Navarre Private Urracca of Gascony Private Sancho BET 860 AND 885 - 11 DEC 925 Sancho I Garces of Pamplona Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre BET 880 AND 885 - UNKNOWN Teuda of Larraun Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre
Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Roger Tansey
 ~0845 - 0912 Aznar Sanchez de Larrion 67 67 Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre
Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Roger Tansey
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson BET 913 AND 919 - 0970 Garcia Sanchez III of Pamplona Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre ~0915 - 0959 Teresa Iniquez of Aragon 44 44 >0935 - 0994 Sancho II Abarca 59 59 ~0939 - >1007 Urracca Clara 68 68 BET 910 AND 912 - ~0970 Fortuna Ximenez of Navarre Defeated by and made a prisoner of Ramiro II of Leon (c 944) for 3 years until he became reconciled and gave his daughter Urraca in marraige to Ramiro's son Ordono.

His life and feats are recorded in an anonymous poem, "The Poem of Fernan Gonzalez", written between 1250 and 1271 and conserved as an incomplete copy from the fifteenth century.  (fr Wikipedia.org)


 ~0963 - BET 999 AND 1000 Garcia IV of Pamplona ~0970 - >1035 Ximena 65 65 ~0930 - 0978 Consslo 48 48 ~0930 - >0975 Elvira Diaz 45 45 BET 985 AND 996 - FEB 1034/35 Sancho III "The Great" (El Mayor) Garces ~0985 - >1066 Munia Mayor Sanchez 81 81 ~0965 - 5 FEB 1016/17 Sancho I Garces de Lara Called Sancho el de los Buenos Fueros (of the Good Laws).

Sancho rebelled against his father with the support of Almanzor, the caliph of Cordoba. ~1018 - 1063 Ramirez 45 45 ~1012 - UNKNOWN Gisberge BET 1035 AND 1042 - 1094 Sancho- Ramirez BET 1043 AND 1046 - 1086 Felicia de Romeru BET 1673 AND 1694 - UNKNOWN William Walker BET 1075 AND 1085 - 1157 Ramirez II De Aragon BET 1097 AND 1100 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Poitou (de Poitiers) BET 1135 AND 1136 - BET 13 OCT 1172 AND 1173 Petronilla Ramirez Petronella was only 2 years old when her father abdicated the throne in her favor.  He had arranged that Raymund Berenger V, Count of Barcelona, should govern the realm as Prince of Aragon, and that he should, at the proper time, marry Petronella.  This was accomplished in accordance with his wish.

 D. UNKNOWN Philip I of Flanders 1151 - 1196 Ramon Berenguer 44 44 Alphonse and Sanchia were cousins.

Alfonso II (b. 1152, Barcelona--d. 1196, Perpignan, Roussillon), count of Barcelona from 1162 and king of Aragon from 1164.

The son of Ramón Berenguer IV, Alfonso succeeded his father as count of Barcelona and his mother as ruler of Aragon, thus associating the two countries under the house of Barcelona--a union that was destined to be permanent. Aragonese involvement in France became steadily greater during Alfonso's reign. Nevertheless, the conquest of Teruel (1171) opened the way for the conquest of Valencia; and, in 1179, the pact of Cazorla with his ally, Alfonso VIII of Castile, fixed the future zones of reconquest for the two countries. In his will Alfonso followed the Spanish custom of dividing his kingdom; Provence was thus lost to the Aragonese crown. [Encyclopaedia Britannica CD '97] 1154 - 1208 Sancha De Castilla 54 54 BET 1017 AND 1021 - 1065 Ferdinand I "The Great" Sanchez 1015 - 1067 Sancha of Leon 52 52 ~0994 - 1027 Alphonso V of Leon 33 33 <1040 - 1109 Alphonso VI "The Brave" of Castile 69 69 ~1046 - JAN 1092/93 Daughter of Robert of Burgundy BET 1077 AND 1082 - 8 MAR 1125/26 Urracca de Castilla ~1060 - 1107 Raimond of Burgundy 47 47 1073 - 1134 Alphonso I "The Battler" of Aragon 61 61 BET 1 MAR 1102/03 AND 1105 - 1157 Alponso Raimundez ALPHONSO VII, "The Emperor" (1126-1157), is a dignified and somewhat enigmatical figure. A vague tradition had always assigned the title of emperor to the soverign who held Leon as the most direct representative of the Visigothic kings, who were themselves the representatives of the Roman empire. But though given in charters, and claimed by Alphonso VI and the Battler (Alphonso I, King of Aragon), the title had been little more than a flourish of rhetoric. Alphonso VII was crowned emperor in 1135, after the death of the Battler. The weakness of Aragon enabled him to make his superiority effective. He appears to have striven for the formation of a national unity, which Spain had never possessed since the fall of the Visigoth kingdom. The elements he had to deal with could not be welded together. Alphonso was at once a patron of the Church and a protector if not a favourer of the Mohammedans, who formed a part of his subjects. His reign ended in an unsuccessful campaign against the rising power of the Almohades. Though he was not actually defeated, his death in the Pass of Muradel in the Sierra Morena, while on his way back to Toledo, occurred in circumstances which showed that no man could be what he claimed to be---"king of the men of the two religions." His personal character does not stand out with the emphasis of those of Alphonso VI or the Battler. Yet he was a great king, the type and, to some extent, the victim of the confusions of his age---Christian in creed and ambition, but more than half oriental in his household. [Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1961 ed., Vol. 1, pg. 687, ALPHONSO VII]

wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg D. UNKNOWN Mistress ~1134 - 1158 Sancho III (Alphonso) 24 24 ~1137 - 1188 Ferdinand II Alphonsez of Leon 51 51 BET 1131 AND 1140 - 1175 Richza Von Schlesien wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg BET 1177 AND 1180 - FEB 1208/09 Alphonso II De Provence D. UNKNOWN Walter De Ridlelisford D. UNKNOWN Emaline De Ridlelisford D. UNKNOWN Thomas of Savoy ~1244 - UNKNOWN Ela Longspee 1284 - 1327 Edward II Plantagenet of England 43 43 Edward was the first heir apparent in English history to be proclaimed, Prince of Wales.  He was a Plantagenet King of England (the House of Anjou) whose incompetence and distaste for government finally led to his deposition and murder.  In January 1327, Parliament forced Edward to resign and proclaimed the Prince of Wales king as Edward III. On September 21 of that year Edward II was murdered by his captors at Berkely Castle, Goucestershire. 1272 - 1305 Joan of Acre 33 33 ~1242 - UNKNOWN Roger Zouche ~1263 - 1314 Alan De La Zouche 51 51 1292 - 1358 Isabella of France 66 66 1312 - 1377 Edward III Beaufort 64 64 House of Lancaster 1243 - 1295 Gilbert I "The Red Earl" De Clare 52 52 D. UNKNOWN Richard De Clare D. UNKNOWN Amicia Muellent 1292 - 1342 Margaret De Clare 50 50 ~1270 - 1314 Eleanor Segrave 44 44 D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Segrave D. UNKNOWN Maud Lucy 1290 - 1349 Maud La Zouche 59 59 1311 - 1369 Philippa of Hainault 58 58 1340 - 3 FEB 1398/99 John of Gaunt John's third wife, Katherine Swynford, had been his mistress for many years.  After they married, their four grown children were legitimized by Richard II as the Beaufort family.

Henry, Duke of Lancaster, died without male heir and his title passed to john.  By his first marriage to Blanche, daughter of Henry, John became one of the most influential nobles in England.  He aided Peter the Cruel of Castile and married his daughter.  As Vicerory for his senile father Edward III, he ruled England briefly.  In 1386-1388, he fought for his claim to the throne of Castile against John I.  His eldest son became Henry IV.  By his 3rd marriage, he was ancestor of the house of Tudor. (Columbia Viking Desk Encyclopedia).
 D. 1347 Hugh d'Audley D. UNKNOWN Piers De Caveston D. UNKNOWN Margaret d'Audley 1288 - 10 MAR 1338/39 Henry Beaumont ~1312 - UNKNOWN Robert De Holland ~1350 - 1403 Katherine De Roet 53 53 Sister In Law of Geoffrey Chaucer.

All her issue legitimated by charter of Richard II, 1397.
 D. UNKNOWN Hugh Swynford D. UNKNOWN Payn De Roet A Flemish herald from Hainault who was knighted just before dying in the wars. 1372 - 1410 John "Fairborn" Beaufort 38 38 D. 1372 Ralph De Stafford D. >1386 Hugh De Stafford D. UNKNOWN Margaret ~1335 - <1372 Jane Holland 37 37 1385 - BET 30 AND 31 DEC 1439 Margaret De Holand Margaret is buried with both of her husbands in an carved alabaster tomb in Canterbury Cathedral that shows her lying between the two of them. 1404 - 1444 John Beaufort 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Philippa De Beauchamp D. UNKNOWN Sir De Beauchamp D. UNKNOWN Katherine De Mortimer D. 1370 Margaret De Stafford ~1330 - UNKNOWN William Molines D. UNKNOWN Sir Molyneux D. UNKNOWN Margaret Hetton ~1360 - 1397 Richard Molyneux 37 37 D. UNKNOWN Margaret Beauchamp ~1436 - 1509 Margaret Beaufort 73 73 1364 - 1425 Ralph De Neville 61 61 D. UNKNOWN Sir Neville D. UNKNOWN Maude De Percy 29 JAN 1374/75 - 1440 Joan Beaufort D. 1463 Margaret De Neville ~1364 - UNKNOWN Ellen Urswick ~1390 - 1459 Richard Molyneux 69 69 1430 - 1456 Edmund Tudor 26 26 28 JAN 1456/57 - 1509 Henry VII Tudor of England First ruler of the house of Tudor, whose reign initiated a period of national unity following the strife of the 15th century.   D. 1420 Baron Scrope D. 1459 Henry le Scrope ~1396 - UNKNOWN Joan Haydock D. UNKNOWN Gilbert Haydock ~1420 - 1489 Richard II Molyneux 69 69 11 FEB 1465/66 - 11 FEB 1502/03 Elizabeth of York 1489 - 1541 Margaret Tudor 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Scope D. UNKNOWN John Scrope ~1447 - UNKNOWN Margaret le Scrope D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stanley D. UNKNOWN Thomas Stanley D. UNKNOWN Jane Goushill ~1445 - 1483 Thomas Molyneux 38 38 D. UNKNOWN Henry Stuart 1512 - 1542 James V Stewart of Scotland 30 30 He was 17 months old when his father (James IV) was killed.  His mother acted as regent until her marriage in 1514 to Archibald, 6th Earl of Angus.  In 1525, during the continued struggle for control of the country, James was taken prisoner by his stepfather.  Three years later the King escaped and assumed control of Scotland.  His uncle, Henry VIII, King of England, tried to induce James to repudiate the authority of the Roman Catholic Church, but James refused and relations between England and Scotland became strained.  In 1542 war broke out.
 1437 - 1485 John Bernard 48 48 1469 - 1508 John Bernard 39 39 D. UNKNOWN Ann Dutton D. UNKNOWN Thomas Dutton D. UNKNOWN Ann Touchet ~1470 - 1548 William III Molyneux 78 78 1515 - 1560 Mary of Lorraine 45 45 After James V's death in 1542, mary engaged in a power struggle with James Hamilton, 3rd Earl of Arran (c 1517-75), who had been appointed regent for his infanct daughter, Mary, Queen of Scots.  In 1548 she arranged her daughter's betrothal to the French Daughin.  Mary secured Arran's resignation and succeeded him as regent in 1554.  When she began persecuting the Scottish Protestants in 1559, they rebelled against her.  Both France and England intervened in the struggle, which ended with Mary's death.
 D. UNKNOWN Claude of Lorraine 1542 - 8 FEB 1586/87 Mary Stuart of Scots Mary became a prisoner of Queen Elizabeth I and in the ensuing intrigues to rescue her and place her on the throne of Elizabeth, the most famous was that of Mary's page, Anthony Babington, who plotted to assassinate Elizabeth.  The conspiracy was discovered, and Mary was brought to trial in October 1586.  she was sentenced to death on Oct 25 but not until Feb 1, 1587 did Elizabeth sign the warrant of execution.  She was beheaded a week later.

  D. UNKNOWN Margaret Daudelyn D. UNKNOWN John Daudelyn 1491 - 1549 John Bernard 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Jane Rugge D. UNKNOWN Sir Rugge D. UNKNOWN Margaret Moreton ~1495 - 3 JAN 1567/68 Richard Molyneux D. 10 FEB 1566/67 Henry Stuart Mary's cousin, the Catholic Scottish noblemen Henry Stewart, Lord Darnley, was married with Roman Catholic rites.  Mary had given him the title of King, but he now demanded that the crown be secured to him for life and that, if the queen died without children, it should descend to his heirs.  Darnley was discovered strangled close by the scene of an explosion of the house where he lay sick.  The explosion was by gunpowder, and Mary (it is suspected) was not wholly ignorant of the plot against Darnley.
 1566 - 1625 James I Stewart of England 58 58 James convoked the Hampton Court Conference (1604) at which he authorized a new translation of the Bible, generally called the King James Version.

Known as "the wisest fool in Christendom".
 D. UNKNOWN Cecily Muscote D. UNKNOWN John Muscote 1530 - 1609 Francis Bernard ? 79 79 D. UNKNOWN Eleanore Radcliffe D. UNKNOWN Sir Radcliffe D. UNKNOWN Alice Booth ~1530 - UNKNOWN William Molyneux 1574 - 4 MAR 1618/19 Anne of Denmark D. UNKNOWN Frederick II of Denmark D. UNKNOWN Sophia Mecklenburg- Gustrow 1596 - 13 FEB 1661/62 Elizabeth Stuart 1596 - 1632 Frederick V of Bohemia 36 36 1630 - 1714 Sophia 84 84 1629 - 1698 Ernest Augustus 69 69 1660 - 1727 George I Hanover 67 67 The first of the Hanoverian Kings; it is said that George knew no English, but recent research shows that he had a limited knowledge of the language.  Thoroughly German in tastes and habits, he made periodic lengthy visits to Hanover, which always remained his primary concern, despite his dutiful efforts to attend to his new kingdom's needs.  He remained unpopular in Britain, a fact that contributed to Jacobite plots to replace him with James II's son, James Edward Stuart, known as the Old Pretender.
 1666 - 1726 Sophia Dorothea 60 60 1683 - 1760 George II Hanover 76 76 1683 - 1737 Caroline of Brandenburg- Ansbach 54 54 D. UNKNOWN John Frederick D. UNKNOWN Caroline Wilhelmina Dorothea George II was more interested in Hanover than in Great Britain, and during his many absences from London, Caroline frequently acted as regent.  She made her home the meeting place of noted literary figures.
 31 JAN 1700/01 - 1751 Frederick Louis Hanover ~0602 - 19 JAN 638/39 Dagobert I "The Great" of Austrasia Last king of the Merovingian dynasty to actually rule.

King of Austrasia, King of France, Greatest of Merovingian Kings

Dagobert I, King des Francs. Born: in 603, son of Clotaire=Chlothar II, King de Soissons and Bertrude, Some sources assert that Dagobert I was born in the year 606. Note - between 623 and 629: Dagobert I became King of Austrasie in 623 and King of the Franks in 629. At the age of about 25 years, Dagobert, son of Clotaire II and of Bertrade, takes over the succession without difficulty. He must first determine the fate of his half-brother Charibert (son of Queen Sichilde), for whom his uncle Brodulf wanted to yield at least Neustria. Dagobert does not cimply and purely eliminate his half-brother, but he sends him to Aquitaine by yielding to him the cities of Saintes, Perigeux, Toulouse, Cahors, Agen and the countryside between Garonne and the Pyrenees whose residents had taken advantage of the troubles in the kingdom to ally themselves with the Basques. Dagobert wins Dijon and also Saint-Jean-de-Losne where he lives for a few days and meets out justice. The day of his departure from Losne to Chalon, as he bathes before sunrise, he has Brodulf, Uncles of his half-brother Charibert, assassinated, the murder being executed by two of Dagobert's sons and the patrician Guillebaud. In 630, he negotiates a Treaty with the Emperor of Byzantium, Heraclius, a perpetual peace through the intermediary of his envoys, Servais and Paterne. Upon his return to Paris, Dagobert repudiates his wife Gomatrude, sister of Queen Sichilde, herself married to the deceased Clotaire II, Dagobert's father. He immediately, in 631, marries Nanthilde, a simple housekeeper. The reign of Nantilde lasts only a few years. Dagobert surrounds himself with other women, Vulfegonde, then Berthilde, finally Raintrude, an Austrasian, whom he took as concubine in the eighth year of his reign. He was skillfully taught and supported by his Ministers Saint Eloi [who was Dagobert's treasurer and then became Bishop after Dagobert died] and Dadon [alias Saint Ouen, who became Bishop of Rouen in 641 and who was instrumental in the founding of several monasteries including those of Saint-Wandrille, Rebais, and of Jumieges]. He fought the Austrasians and gave them his son, Sigebert, as next king at age 3 [in fact the Bishop of Cologne and a Duke will govern in his name] . With the Austrasian armies and the support of the Saxons and the Lombards, Dagobert overwhelms the Wendes [Slavic resident of the area between the Oder, the Elbe and the superior branch of the Danube] at Wogalisbourg (in Styria, near Gratz) in 632]. He fought the Gascons, the Slavs and the Saxons. He was the last direct Merovingien King, he was able to delay the dissolution of the Frankish Empire. In December of 638, Dagobert is stricken with an intestinal disease in his domaine of Epinay-sur-Seine, and trusts his Mayor of Neustria, Aega, the fate of his wife Nanthilde as well as that of his son Clovis II. On 19 January 639, Dagobert has himself transported to Saint-Denis, where he dies in one of the buildings adjoing the Basilica. He is the first Monarch of France to have chosen Saint-Denis as the final restiing place. It is there that Saint Denis was martyred in the third century, along with his companions Saint Rustique and Saint Eleuthere. In the fifth century, the Gallo-Roman cemetery was levelled and the basilica built. Married before 626: Gomatrude; Gomatrude was the first of five wives. Married before 629: Ragnetrud d'Austrasie; Ragnetrud was the third of Dagobert I's five wives. Married before 634: Nantechild. Died: in 639. ~0610 - UNKNOWN Nanthildis of Neustria 0610 - 0656 Chlodovech 46 46 ~0610 - UNKNOWN Regintrude I of Austrasia Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 629 AND 631 - 1 FEB 655/56 Siegbert 1863 - 1932 Hezekiah Gramling 69 69 D. UNKNOWN child Reed ? D. UNKNOWN child Reed ? D. UNKNOWN child Reed ? D. UNKNOWN child Reed ? D. UNKNOWN child Snell ? D. UNKNOWN Joseph Baily D. UNKNOWN Adam Gramling D. UNKNOWN Peter Gramling D. UNKNOWN Jacob Gramling 0609 - JAN 679/80 Bathildis Canonized by Pope Nicholas I.  the Roman martyrology places her feast on 26 January; in France it is celebrated 30 January.

Enslaved and taken to Neustria, which was part of the Frankish kingdom.

Founded a Benedictine convent at Chelles, as well as St. Denis Monastery and
Corbie.

St. Bathilde
(Or BATILDE).

Wife of Clovis II, King of France, time and place of birth unknown; d. January; 680. According to some chronicles she came from England and was a descendant of the Anglo-Saxon kings, but this is a doubtful statement. It is certain that she was a slave in the service of the wife of Erchinoald, mayor of the palace of Neustria. Her unusual qualities of mind and her virtues inspired the confidence of her master who gave many of the affairs of the household into her charge and, after the death of his wife, wished to marry her. At this the young girl fled and did not return until Erchinoald had married again. About this time Clovis II met her at the house of the mayor of the palace, and was impressed by her beauty, grace, and the good report he had of her. He freed and married her, 649. This sudden elevation did not diminish the virtues of Bathilde but gave them a new lustre. Her humility, spirit of prayer, and large-hearted generosity to the poor were particularly noticeable.

Seven years after their marriage Clovis II died, 656, leaving Bathilde with three sons, Clothaire, Childeric, and Thierry. An assembly of the leading nobles proclaimed Clothaire III, aged five, king under the regency of his mother, Bathilde. Aided by the authority and advice of Erchinoald and the saintly bishops, Eloi (Eligius) of Noyon, Ouen of Rouen, Leéger of Autun, and Chrodebert of Paris, the queen was able to carry out useful reforms. She abolished the disgraceful trade in Christian slaves, and firmly repressed simony among the clergy. She also led the way in founding charitable and religious institutions, such as hospitals and monasteries. Through her generosity the Abbey of Corbey was founded for men, and the Abbey of Chelles near Paris for women. At about this date the famous Abbeys of Jumièges, Jouarre, and Luxeuil were established, most probably in large part through Bathilde's generosity. Berthilde, the first Abbess of Chelles, who is honoured as a saint, came from Jouarre. The queen wished to renounce her position and enter the religious life, but her duties kept her at court. Erchinoald died in 659 and was succeeded by Ebroin. Notwithstanding the ambition of the new mayor of the palace, the queen was able to maintain her authority and to use it for the benefit of the kingdom. After her children were well established in their respective territories, Childeric IV in Austrasia and Thierry in Burgundy, she returned to her wish for a secluded life and withdrew to her favourite Abbey of Chelles near Paris.

On entering the abbey she laid down the insignia of royalty and desired to be the lowest in rank among the inmates. It was her pleasure to take her position after the novices and to serve the poor and infirm with her own hands. Prayer and manual toil occupied her time, nor did she wish any allusion made to the grandeur of her past position. In this manner she passed fifteen years of retirement. At the beginning of the year 680 she had a presentiment of the approach of death and made religious preparation for it. Before her own end, that of Radegonde occurred, a child whom she had held at the baptismal font and had trained in Christian virtue. She was buried in the Abbey of Chelles and was canonized by Pope Nicholas I. The Roman martyrology places her feast on 26 January; in France it is celebrated 30 January.  0656 - 0670 Lothar 14 14 D. 0674 Childeric D. UNKNOWN Thierry D. 0534 Theuderic D. 0524 Chlodomer D. 0558 Childebert Eldest son of Clovis I and Clotilda.  Upon Clovis I's death Childebert received lands in northwestern France.  Childebert built Saint-Germain-des-Pres in Paris.
 D. 0567 Charibert D. 0593 Guntram D. 0575 Sigebert D. UNKNOWN Galswintha D. UNKNOWN Athanagild D. UNKNOWN Brunhild Visigoth ~0571 - 0595 Childebert 24 24 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Theudebert ~0590 - 0613 Theodoric 23 23 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0608 - UNKNOWN Berthilde of Austrasia D. UNKNOWN Sigebert ~0628 - BET 690 AND 691 Theodoric A puppet of Pepin II. D. 0769 Sigebert ~0800 - 15 MAY 845 Nithard "The Chronicler" de Ponthieu SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Dagobert Puppet king of Pepin II D. UNKNOWN Bera III De Razes ~1224 - 1255 Alice Brun Lusignan 31 31 BET 1250 AND 1251 - UNKNOWN Eleanor De Warenne BET 1256 AND 1260 - UNKNOWN William De Warenne BET 1253 AND 1260 - <1295 Isabel De Warenne BET 1240 AND 1250 - AFT 13 MAR 1312/13 John II de Baliol John won a contest in the English courts with Robert le Brus and was declared King of Scotland.  He payed homage to King Edward in December 1292 and, in fact, much of Scotland was ruled by Edward.  Edward confiscated castles from John based on complaints of Scots and in 1295, Edward insisted that the Scots help finance his campaign against Philippe IV of France.  John joined with Philippe, but Edward defeated him at the battel of Selkirk in March 1296.  After the loss at the battle of Dunbar on Apr 27, John was imprisoned in the Tower of London, and Edward marched north and seized the Stone of Scone.  John was released in 1299 and spent his final years on his estate in France.  (The Mammoth Book of British Kings and Queens, p 49-412)
 ~1222 - UNKNOWN Joan Mowbray ~1212 - <1268 John I De Baliol 56 56 as to the date of his death:  "On 24 Nov 1268 an inquisition of the lands late of John De Balliol recorded a market at Driffield (Yorks).  This was of the inheritance of John's wife, Devorgilla.  The market was now held by John's son, Hugh De Balliol."  CDS, i, 503
 BET 1270 AND 1286 - UNKNOWN Maude Agnes de Baliol BET 1186 AND 1190 - BET 1228 AND 1229 Hugh of Barnard Castle BET 1179 AND 1195 - UNKNOWN Cecily de la Fontaine ~1259 - <1272 Margaret de Baliol 13 13 ~1240 - <1271 Hugh de Baliol 31 31 ~1240 - <1273 Cecily de Baliol 33 33 ~1242 - <1278 Alexander de Baliol 36 36 ~1246 - UNKNOWN Eleanor (Alianora) de Baliol 1247 - UNKNOWN Mary de Baliol ~1249 - UNKNOWN Euphemia De Baliol ~1250 - <1278 Alan de Baliol 28 28 ~1251 - UNKNOWN William de Baliol BET 1248 AND 1256 - UNKNOWN Ada de Baliol BET 1155 AND 1167 - BET 1210 AND 1211 Eustace de Baliol BET 1158 AND 1159 - UNKNOWN Petronella FitzPiers ~1157 - UNKNOWN Aleaume de la Fontaine BET 1146 AND 1163 - UNKNOWN Laurette Saint Walery BET 1183 AND 1195 - 1249 Hugh X Le Brun "The Brown" De Lusignan 10 MAR 1262/63 - UNKNOWN Isabella De Clare BET 1264 AND 1271 - UNKNOWN Joan de Clare ~1206 - 1251 Ada De Baliol 45 45 D. UNKNOWN Robert FitzPiers ~1110 - 1178 Guermond De Picquigny 68 68 Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1208 - UNKNOWN Eustace De Baliol 1118 - UNKNOWN Maud ~1120 - ~1164 Enguerrand De Fontaines 44 44 ~1090 - ~1119 William De Fontaines 29 29 ~1090 - UNKNOWN Charlotte De Mailly ~1300 - UNKNOWN Duncan MacDuff BET 1120 AND 1128 - ~1151 Alanora Maud de Domnart ~1094 - BET 1162 AND 1166 Renaud II de St. Valery Reginald ws a supporter of Empress Matilda against King Stephen in the civil wars. 

He went on crusade in 1158.
 BET 1280 AND 1286 - UNKNOWN Anne de Baliol 1282 - 1363 Edward de Baliol 81 81 Crowned by the English in 1332 but fled Scotland. BET 1284 AND 1285 - 1332 Henry de Baliol BET 1163 AND 1168 - 1219 Hugh IX De Lusignan ~1158 - 1233 Matilda of Angouleme De Taillefer 75 75 ~1142 - <1169 Hugues De Lusignan 27 27 ~1140 - UNKNOWN Orengarde >1125 - ~1171 Hugh Le Vieux De Lusignan 46 46 Went on pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1164 and was taken prisoner in the Battle of Harim. ~1120 - >1169 Bourgogne de Rancon 49 49 ~1090 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey III De Taillebourg Rancon ~1065 - 1151 Hugh VII "Le Brun" de Lusignan 86 86 In 1147 he took the cross and followed Louis VII of France on the Second Crusade. ~1067 - 1144 Sarrasine de Lezay 77 77 <1140 - 1180 Wulgram III La Marche 40 40 BET 1089 AND 1108 - 1140 Wougrin II Taillefer BET 1109 AND 1110 - UNKNOWN Ponce De la Marche Montgomery BET 1065 AND 1084 - 1118 William III of Angouleme Taillefer BET 1066 AND 1073 - UNKNOWN Corlieu De Vitapoi Vitapoy De Benauges ~1035 - ~1123 Roger of Poitou 88 88 BET 1062 AND 1070 - 1116 Audmodis de Breteuil ~1125 - 1183 Pierre I De Courtenay 58 58 ~1148 - 1205 Elizabeth Isabelle De Courtenay 57 57 ~1100 - 1161 Renaud De Courtenay 61 61 Renaud I accompanied Louis VII on the 2nd Crusade, but the two had a falling out.  Renaud allied himself with King Henry II of England on the Irish expedition of 1172.
 BET 1110 AND 1113 - >1158 Hawise De Donjon BET 1083 AND 1085 - >1138 Frederic Doujon De Donjon BET 1069 AND 1075 - >1127 Milo or Miles De Courtenay BET 1073 AND 1082 - BET 1095 AND 1100 Ermengarde De Nevers 1055 - BET 1093 AND 1095 Bertha Von Friesland Ancestry - Cheryl Varner 1081 - 1137 Louis VI Capet of France 55 55 BET 1092 AND 1100 - 1154 Adelheid di Savoia ~1122 - 1157 Margaret of Savoy 35 35 ~1073 - >1133 Gisele De Macon De Bourgogne 60 60 BET 1120 AND 1134 - BET 7 AUG 1178 AND 1179 William IV de Angouleme Taillefer BET 1117 AND 1120 - >1201 Marguerite De Turenne BET 1080 AND 1090 - BET 1122 AND 1137 Raimond I De Turenne ~1105 - 1143 Matilda Maude Felicie Perche 38 38 ~1042 - 1100 Geoffrey II de Perche 58 58 Fought at the Battle of Hastings

Ancestry/Cheryl Varner
 ~1051 - >1129 Beatrice de Romeru 78 78 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1030 - UNKNOWN Pierre De Terrasson BET 1050 AND 1070 - 1103 Gerberge De Terrasson ~1115 - 1169 Adelaide of Angers 54 54 D. >1292 Agnes De Valence D. 1296 William De Valence D. 1307 Joan De Munchensy D. UNKNOWN Alianora de Genoure 1250 - 1283 William De Lindsay 33 33 BET 1230 AND 1233 - 1271 Walter De Lindsay ~1233 - UNKNOWN Christian (Christina) D. 1333 Christian De Lindsay Ancestress of the Bourbon Kings of France. ~1242 - ~1303 John "The Black" Comyn 61 61 ~1211 - >1273 John Comyn 62 62 ~1215 - UNKNOWN Eva or Amabilia D. 1306 John "The Red" Comyn ~1236 - BEF 3 MAR 1278/79 John De Burgh 1210 - 1275 John de Burgh 65 65 D. 1249 Hawise De Lanvallei D. 1299 Hawise De Burgh D. UNKNOWN Margery De Burgh 1256 - 1284 Devorguille De Burgh 28 28 D. UNKNOWN FNU of Chester Alice has as her maritagium the manor of Kippax, Yorkshire.

The identity of Alan Fitz Roland's first wife is proven by a suit dated 1214 regarding Kippax, Yorkshire, in which Alan is stated to have married a sister of Richard (recte Roger), father of John (de Lacy), Constable of Chester.  The year previously in 1213, an unnamed daughter of Alan died as a hostage in the custody of Robert FitzRoger of Warkworth, Northumberland.  It was customary in this period to place foreign born hostages with a near relative in England.  Robert FitzRoger in question was the maternal uncle of Alan of Galloway's first wife, and thus would have been closely related to Alan's child.

Alan and his first wife were possible married in 1200, when her brother, Roger De Lacy, was employed for safe conduct of the King of Scotland to the court of England.  Omerod identified a sister Alice for Roger but doesn't provide her marital history.  Quite possibley Alice was the 1st wife of Alan FitzRoland.

(fr internet post by Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah)
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 D. 1190 John FitzRichard of Chester D. UNKNOWN Alice    D. UNKNOWN Roger FitzRichard of Warkworth D. UNKNOWN Ellen Galloway D. UNKNOWN FNU Galloway D. 1246 Christian Galloway D. UNKNOWN William De Forz D. UNKNOWN Hugh De Lacy D. UNKNOWN Lesceline D. UNKNOWN Bertram De Verdun D. 8 OCT 794 Fastrada (Fastradana) Ancestry/Errazuriz Raul D. UNKNOWN Rodolfo III of Franconia D. UNKNOWN Theodrada Charlemagne no marriage recorded ~0744 - 0814 Hiltrude Charlemagne 70 70 no marriage recorded
Ancestry/Errazuriz Raul D. UNKNOWN Himeltrude D. UNKNOWN Bertrada (Gerberga) D. >0920 Ermengarde De Chalons D. 31 OCT 920 Manasse I De Vergy D. UNKNOWN Irmgard ~0800 - >0886 Aubri "Dux" de Orleans 86 86 ~0865 - UNKNOWN Bouchard De Montmorency 0775 - UNKNOWN Bouchard Hasbaigne 0760 - UNKNOWN Aubri "The Burgundian" of Fezensac BET 742 AND 750 - UNKNOWN Bouchard "The Constable" of Corsica 0720 - 20 MAY 772 Guerin of the Thurgovie ~0729 - UNKNOWN Adelindis Hadelinda BET 689 AND 700 - <0764 Robert 'Rutpert I' Hesbaye BET 698 AND 704 - >0764 Williswinda of Wormgau ~0720 - UNKNOWN Albo of Neustria ~0753 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Haudre D. UNKNOWN Haudre ~0690 - UNKNOWN Walter II of Neustria ~0660 - UNKNOWN Walter I of Neustria ~0630 - UNKNOWN Aubri I of Neustria ~0600 - UNKNOWN Brunulf of Neustria ~0570 - UNKNOWN Ydulf ~0972 - 25 FEB 1018/19 Raymond III Borrel Berengar 0975 - 1 MAR 1057/58 Ermensinde De Carcasonne ~0990 - UNKNOWN Roger II "The Spaniard" Conches De Toeny BET 1025 AND 1030 - UNKNOWN Ralph III De Toeny 1033 - UNKNOWN Adeline De Toeny ~1035 - UNKNOWN Robert De Stafford ~0968 - UNKNOWN Herleva De Rouen www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~1010 - UNKNOWN William d' Evreux ~0910 - UNKNOWN Rocille De Anjou ~0925 - UNKNOWN Adela de Anjou ~0632 - UNKNOWN Hymnegilde 0650 - 0679 Dagobert 29 29 0650 - UNKNOWN Berswinde of Austrasia Ancestry/David Weaver D. UNKNOWN Sigimer II de Moselle D. UNKNOWN Munderic de Moselle BET 630 AND 640 - UNKNOWN Amalaberga D. UNKNOWN Clovis Actual power ws held by Carolingian Pepin II of Heristal. D. 0711 Childebert Puppet King for Pepin II. D. UNKNOWN Chlothar D. UNKNOWN FNU Wood of Fulborne ~1504 - UNKNOWN Gregory Aldrich ~1508 - UNKNOWN Margaret Aldrich >1521 - UNKNOWN Anne Aldrich ~0800 - UNKNOWN Raoul De Ponthieu BET 946 AND 948 - 30 SEP 992 Borrell II of Barcelona 0889 - 15 OCT 950 Sunifred of Besalu ~0705 - UNKNOWN Hersuinde Ancestry/Cheryl Varner 0810 - 0864 Odoacre of Harlebek 54 54 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0780 - UNKNOWN Engleran De Flandres ~0750 - UNKNOWN Liderie De Flandres 0930 - 0955 Adelaide de Rouergue 25 25 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0943 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde (Hildegarde) de Blois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Etienne I de Gevaudan www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0954 - 0998 Luitgarde De Toulouse 44 44 0921 - 1006 Raimond III De Taillefer 85 85 ~0745 - 0851 Fieldelon 106 106 ~0749 - UNKNOWN Bertha (Auba) d'Autun ~0720 - <0805 Makir Theuderic de Toulouse 85 85 BET 724 AND 738 - <0805 Auda (Aldane) Martel ~0700 - UNKNOWN Rolando d'Autun ~0710 - UNKNOWN Bernier 0929 - UNKNOWN Garsinde of Provence BET 900 AND 903 - 28 JUN 963 Charles Constantine de Vienne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 880 AND 883 - 5 JUN 928 Louis III of the Holy Roman Empire www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 887 AND 898 - BET 914 AND 924 Anna Porphyrogeneta www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 19 SEP 866 - 12 MAY 912 Leo VI "The Philosopher" of Byzantium www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0870 - UNKNOWN Zoe Tautzaina www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0812 - 0886 Basil I "Macedonian" 74 74 0835 - <0883 Eudoxia Ingerina 48 48 BET 845 AND 850 - 19 FEB 886/87 Bouquet VIII of Provence SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 852 AND 859 - BET 21 NOV 896 AND 897 Ermengarde of Italy SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 822 AND 825 - 31 AUG 875 Louis the German SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 827 AND 837 - BET 896 AND 901 Engelberga of Germany Was her father Erchanger Alsace, Count of Alsace? or Suppon?

Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0800 - UNKNOWN Suppon ~0822 - 0869 Budwin ir Bivinus Ponthieu 47 47 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 780 AND 800 - 0825 Richard I d'Amiens 0691 - 0751 Childebrand I of Perracy 60 60 BET 799 AND 800 - <0855 Boso III "The Old" of Arles & Turin ~0806 - UNKNOWN Richilde D'Amiens BET 770 AND 772 - ~0826 Boso II of Italy ~0730 - UNKNOWN Boso I of Italy 0900 - 0960 Teutberge de Troyes 60 60 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0868 - 0925 Garnier 57 57 ~0879 - BEF 30 SEP 948 Teutberga d'Arles ~0836 - >0885 Richard De Sens et Troyes 49 49 ~0790 - 30 NOV 880 Thierry I "The Treasurer" d'Autunois ~0750 - BET 826 AND 831 Childebrand II de Perracy BET 716 AND 718 - 9 OCT 768 Nivelon I "The Historian" de Perracy ~0770 - UNKNOWN Dunna de Autun BET 818 AND 822 - UNKNOWN FNU de Bourgogne BET 799 AND 802 - >0827 Amadeus de Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Regina d'Italia Marozia BET 783 AND 786 - 0857 Engeltron of Paris SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Jim Weber
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson BET 750 AND 785 - 0816 Bego I de Paris www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - David Weaver ~0765 - 26 APR 855 Aupais of France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 730 AND 755 - 0816 Berenger di Friuli SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson BET 850 AND 860 - 0895 Theodebert de Provence www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0824 - 0864 Hugbert de Valois 40 40 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 950 AND 957 - >1011 Roger I de Comminges de Carcassonne 0900 - <0957 Arnaud I de Conserans 57 57 ~0870 - UNKNOWN Aznar BET 922 AND 934 - 0966 Arsinde De Carcasonne 0870 - ~0934 Aefrid I de Carcassonne 64 64 0848 - 0877 Oliba II de Razes 29 29 ~0820 - UNKNOWN Louis Eliganius ~0827 - UNKNOWN Elmetrude ~0890 - UNKNOWN Adelaide De Auvergne ~0796 - UNKNOWN Luitgarde ~0800 - 0869 Guerin II de Macon 69 69 ~0780 - 0856 Guerin I De Macon 76 76 ~0804 - UNKNOWN Albane de Auvergne Ancestry - Donna Love BET 949 AND 955 - >1011 Adelais de Rouergue Pons BET 752 AND 781 - UNKNOWN Alfhild Alfarinsdottir wikipedia.org BET 730 AND 756 - UNKNOWN Alfarin Wikipedia.org 0704 - 0750 Halfdan "WhiteLeg" Olafsson 46 46 ~0705 - UNKNOWN Asa Eysteinsson ~0786 - BET 830 AND 873 Sigurd Snodoye ~0735 - UNKNOWN Sigurd the Volsung BET 735 AND 738 - UNKNOWN Brynhild Budlasdottir ~0844 - UNKNOWN Bernard I De Senlis BET 760 AND 775 - >0804 Guibourg ~0720 - >0783 Lambert I of Hornbach 63 63 BET 700 AND 706 - >0722 Gui of Treves ~0777 - UNKNOWN Bjorn "Ironside" Ragnarsson ~0905 - UNKNOWN Gunnor of Denmark D. UNKNOWN Mary Grey ~1752 - UNKNOWN William York BET 1754 AND 1756 - UNKNOWN John York ~1755 - UNKNOWN Jesse York 1756 - UNKNOWN Joshua York ~1758 - UNKNOWN Ezekial York 1762 - 1835 Jeremiah York 73 73 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Leah Clark D. UNKNOWN Abraham Richardson D. UNKNOWN William McMasters BET 1800 AND 1813 - UNKNOWN Catherine York D. UNKNOWN Lineberry McDaniel D. UNKNOWN Sarah Harigs D. UNKNOWN Widow Brown D. UNKNOWN Joanna Allsworth 1799 - UNKNOWN Laeh York 1803 - UNKNOWN Joseph York 1806 - UNKNOWN Fanny York BET 25 APR 1808 AND 1809 - UNKNOWN William J. York 1810 - UNKNOWN David York 1812 - UNKNOWN Sarah York 1814 - UNKNOWN Alfred York 1817 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth "Betsy" York ~1855 - UNKNOWN A. W. White 1886 - 1921 Leonard White 35 35 1879 - UNKNOWN T. R. White 1876 - UNKNOWN Will White ~0935 - AFT 7 SEP 978 Gerberge of Lotharingia www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0865 - UNKNOWN Eudes of France ~0862 - UNKNOWN Daughter France ~0824 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Carolingians ~0805 - UNKNOWN Louis the German BET 819 AND 824 - <0890 Adelaide Carolingian 0790 - UNKNOWN Gerard Carolingian 0840 - UNKNOWN Bertha De Neustria 0856 - UNKNOWN Eudes De Neustria ~1293 - >1342 Ellen de Mar 49 49 ~1272 - 1305 Gartnet (Gartney) Macglylocher of Mar 33 33 ~1272 - BET 1356 AND 1357 Christina Bruce ~1243 - >1297 Donald of Mar 54 54 Earl William died in 1273, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Donald, seventh Earl of Mar. He was present at the meeting of the Estates held at Scone on the 5th of February, 1284, in which the barons and bishops bound themselves in the name of the nation to acknowledge the king’s granddaughter, Margaret, the Maid of Norway, as the heir of the Crown of Scotland.

After the death of the Maid of Norway, in September, 1290, it appears that the Earl of Mar became a supporter of the claims of Robert Bruce of Annandale to the Crown of Scotland. In 1291, Donald, Earl of Mar, one of the seven Earls of Scotland, and the king’s freemen of Moray, appealed from William, Bishop of St. Andrews, and John Comyn, Lord of Badenoch, Guardians of Scotland, to Edward I. for redress of wrongs done to them by under-wardens of Scotland, who had wasted and plundered their towns and lands in Moray, burned their barns, carried away their goods, and slain men and women.

The Earl of Mar was present in the chapel of the Castle of Berwick, on the 3rd of August, 1291, when Edward I. protested that his consent to try the claims of the candidates for the Scottish Crown within the realm of Scotland, should not prejudice the exercise of his right as Lord Superior of Scotland, within the kingdom of England. The same year, on the 24th of July, he was present in the Church of the Friars at Perth, when Edward I. received the fealty of Mary, Queen of Isle of Man, and Countess of Strathearn.

Earl Donald fought at the battle of Dunbar, on the 26th of April, 1296; and shortly after he was taken a prisoner by the English.

He married Muriel, a daughter of the Earl of Strathearn, by whom he had issue. He died in 1297, and was succeeded by his son, Gartney, eighth Earl of Mar. He married Christian Bruce, a sister of Robert I.; while Robert I. married Isabel, a sister of Earl Gartney. The Earl received with his wife the lordship of Garioch, to be held in free regality. He died in 1305, and was succeeded by his son, Donald, ninth Earl of Mar, who was then a boy; and Edward I. ordered that the heir of Mar should be kept in the Castle of Bristol; and soon after ordered that Donald, Earl of Mar, is to be with the king in his own household. He was detained a prisoner in England till after the battle of Bannockburn.

Earl Gartney left two daughters—Ellen of Mar, the eldest, and Janet. Ellen married Sir John Monteith; their daughter, Christian Monteith, married Sir Edward Keith, Great Marischal of Scotland; and their daughter, Janet Keith, married Sir Thomas Erskine; their son, Sir Robert Erskine, as a descendant of Ellen of Mar, became heir to the Earldom of Mar, and claimed it in the following century.

Earl Donald returned to Scotland in 1314, but it appears that he occasionally revisited England. He led one of the divisions of the Scottish army which invaded England in the summer of 1327. After the death of Robert I., the Earl of Mar joined the cause of his cousin, the young Prince David II. On the death of the Earl of Moray, the Regent of Scotland, in 1332, the Earl of Mar was elected Regent of the Kingdom. Shortly after he was slain at the disastrous battle of Dupplin. He was succeeded by his son, Thomas, tenth Earl of Mar.
(from Andrei Kohl's tree at Ancestry.com) BET 1210 AND 1222 - <1281 William Macgylocher of Mar [jeredgardner.ged]

knighted 1270.
THE old district of Mar was very extensive. It commenced in the neighbourhood of Aberdeen, and extended to the border of Badenoch, comprising nearly the whole of the valleys of the Dee and Don and the territory lying between them. As mentioned in the Introduction, in Celtic times the Mormear was the ruler of the tribe of the land; and the old Earls of Mar were descended from the Celtic Mormears, and can be traced from the tenth century onward.

In 1014 Donald, son of Emin, was Mormaer of Mar, and in that year he proceeded to Ireland to assist the Irish in repelling the attacks of the Danes, and he fought and fell in the battle of Clontarf. In the reign of Alexander I. Ruadri was Mormaer of Mar, and he became the first Earl of Mar. He was one of the Earls who gave consent to the foundation charter of the Abbey of Scone by Alexander I., in 1120. He was also a witness to the important charter of David I. to the monks of Dumfermline, about 1126.

Ruadri was succeeded by Morgund, second Earl of Mar. Between the years 1165 and 1171 he granted the church of Tarland to the canons of St. Andrews, with its tithes and oblations, land and mill, and also the second tithes of the Earl’s land, and timber from his woods for building purposes. This grant was confirmed by a charter of William the Lion. Earl Morgund and Agnes, his countess, also granted the church of Migvie to the canons of St. Andrews.

Morgund was succeeded by Gilchrist, third Earl of Mar. It seems probable that he built the Priory of Monymusk, and by charter he granted to it the churches of St. Marnan of Leochel, St. Wolock of Ruthven, St. Andrew of Alford, and Invernochty in Strathdon. He contested the claims of the patronage of the church of St. Marnan, of Aberchirder, with William the Lion and the Bishop of Moray, and granted it to the monks of the Monastery of Arbroath.

Gilchrist was succeeded by Gratney, fourth Earl of Mar, of whom little is known. But he appeared, with his son Malcolm, as a witness of charters, under the title of Earl of Mar, and one at least of these charters was confirmed by William the Lion. About the year 1224 he was succeeded by Duncan, fifth Earl of Mar. Earl Duncan granted St. Andrew’s Church, in Braemar, to the Priory of Monymusk, with an acre of land on the other side of the Water of Clunie. He also confirmed some of the grants made by his father, Earl Morgund.

A dispute arose between the Earl of Mar and Thomas Durward touching the legitimacy of Earl Morgund and his son Duncan. Durward asserted that Morgund and his son were illegitimate, and on that ground he claimed the Earldom of Mar, in right of his mother, of whom little is known, except that she was the wife of Malcolm Lundin, the King’s hereditary door-keeper. it is pretty certain, however, that the King supported the claim of his doorkeeper, with the aim of breaking up this old Celtic earldom. The dispute for a time was settled by a compromise under which Thomas Durward obtained his great domains in Mar—stretching from Invercanny, on the banks of the Dee, to Alford, on the Don, and from Coull, on the West, to Skene, on the east. Yet the Durwards were not satisfied, and subsequently Thomas Durward’s son claimed the whole Earldom of Mar, and made the utmost efforts to obtain possession of it. This family took the name of Durward from their hereditary office of doorkeepers to the King, and for a time they rose rapidly to power and influence.

This seems the proper place to touch briefly on the origin of the Earldom of the Garioch, which afterwards became connected with the Earldom of Mar. The Earldom of the Garioch was created by William the Lion, and granted by him to his brother, David, Earl of Huntingdon. This new earldom mainly consisted of the territory surrounding the old fort of Dunideer, and lying between the Don and its tributary, the Water of Ury. Earl David, the first historic Earl of the Garioch, was a singularly important personage, inasmuch as he was the ancestor of the subsequent Royal line of Scotland, and also remotely of Great Britain.

He was born in 1144—the third grandson of David I. He married a sister of Randolph, Earl of Chester, and by her he had three sons and four daughters. His eldest daughter, Margaret, married Alan of Galloway, and it was through her issue that John Baliol claimed the Crown of Scotland. His second daughter, Isabella, married Robert de Bruce of Annandale. His youngest daughter, Ada, married Henry de Hastings. And it was the descendants of these daughters of Earl David, who, after the death of. Alexander III. and his granddaughter, the Maid of Norway, claimed the Crown of Scotland.

Earl David died about 1219. Two of his sons, Henry and David, predeceased him; and his third son, John, "the Scot;" succeeded to the earldom of the Garioch. On the death of his mother he became Earl of Chester. After the death of Earl John, the earldom of the Garioch reverted to the Crown; and it was eventually granted as a lordship to the Earls of Mar.

Returning, Duncan, Earl of Mar, was one of the witnesses to a charter by Alexander II. to Ness, his physician, of the lands of Banff, in the fief of Alyth, which was dated at Aberdeen on the 9th of October, 1232. Earl Duncan was succeeded by his son, William, sixth Earl of Mar. He is mentioned among the great barons of Scotland in the letter of fealty granted by Alexander II. to Henry III. of England in 1244.


This Earl, during the minority of Alexander IlI., came into conflict with Alan Durward, who was Justiciary of Scotland, and son of Thomas Durward mentioned before. Durward had married a natural daughter of Alexander II., by whom he had several daughters; and it was alleged in 1252 that he was endeavouring to obtain from the Pope the legitimation of his wife, so in the event of the death of the boy Alexander III., his daughter would be the heiress to the Crown of Scotland. Thus Alan was a great and aspiring personage. He assumed the title and style of Earl of Athole from 1233 to 1235; and not content with the very large part of the Earldom of Mar which his father had obtained for him, in 1257, he claimed the whole Earldom of Mar. In that year a papal rescript was issued, directing an inquest to be held, proceeding on the narrative that "Our beloved son, the nobleman Alan, called the Durward, hath signified to us that, whereas the nobleman William of Mar, of the diocese of Aberdeen, hath withheld the Earldom of Mar, of right belonging to the aforesaid Alan, and the same doth occupy to the prejudice of the said Alan, and that Morgund and Duncan, deceased, to whom the said William asserts his succession to the said earldom, were not begotten in lawful matrimony." Notwithstanding Alan’s great efforts, Earl William continued in possession, and Durward failed in his aim and ambition.

Earl William was one of the most powerful barons of his time in Scotland. He was one of those who were removed from the Government of Scotland by Henry III. of England, in September, 1255, while his opponent, Alan Durward, was one of those who replaced him. Mar was, however, recalled to the king’s councils in the beginning of the year 1257. In November, 1258, he appears, along with Alan Durward, as one of those whom Henry III. undertook to support in the government of the kingdom. He was named among the barons of Scotland to whom Henry III. bound himself to deliver up the child that his daughter Margaret, queen of Alexander III., was about to give birth in England.

He held the office of Great Chamberlain of Scotland in 1252, and again from 1263 to 1266. In 1270 he was sent to England, accompanied by the Abbot of Dunfermline, on a mission for the recovery of the Earldom of Huntingdon. By a charter dated at Falkland on the 23rd of January, 1268, witnessed by his sons, Donald and Duncan, he confirmed to the canons of St. Andrews the grants made to them by his grandfather, Morgund, Earl of Mar, of the church of Tarland, and by his grandmother, Countess of Mar, of the church of Migvie; and, further, granted an acre of land, lying between the church and the castle of Migvie, for a manse to the vicar serving the cure. One clause in his charters touches on the questions which had been raised as to the legitimacy of Earl Morgund.

Earl William died in 1273, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Donald, seventh Earl of Mar BET 1153 AND 1160 - BEF 7 FEB 1242/43 Duncan Macgylocher of Mar ~1115 - BET 30 MAR 1182 AND 1183 Morgund De Mar ~1120 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Mar D. UNKNOWN Gillocher or Rothri of Mar ~1140 - >1189 William I De Ferrers 49 49 ~1140 - UNKNOWN Goda De Toeni BET 1129 AND 1145 - ~1184 Iorwerth Drwyndwn BET 1129 AND 1140 - UNKNOWN Margred verch Madog BET 1091 AND 1097 - 1160 Madog ap Maredudd Madog ap Maredudd (d 1160), prince of Powys, was the son of Maredudd ap Bleddyn ap Cynfyn and nephew of Iowerth ab Bleddyn. His father, who at his death in 1132 was lord of all Powys. The son Madog, if he did not at once succeed to his father's position, doutless attained it before long, and held it for some years. The contemporary poet, Gwalchmai speaks of the influence of Madog as stretching from Plynlimmon to the gates of Chester, and from Bangor to the extremity of Meirionydd i.e. over all Powys; the same idea prevailed, too, as to the extent of his power when (probably at the end of the twelfth century) the story of ;Fhonabwy's Dream' was cast into its present form. According to Powel, on the other hand, Madog ruled only over Northern Powys, which thus got its title of Powys Fadog. Maredudd, Powel tells us, 'had two sons, Madoc . . . and Gruffyth, betweens whom Powys was dinided;' but the fact is that Gruffydd died before his father in 1128. As to the name Powys Fadog, it clearly came into existence at the same time of Powys Wenwynwyn, viz. about the beginning of the thirteenth century, when Madog ap Gruffydd Maelor and Gwenwynwyn ruled Northern and Southern Powys respectively. Madog ap Maredudd was certainly lord of Powys Wenwynwyn, for about 1149 he gave Cyfeiliog, one if its regions, to his nephews, Owain and Meurig ap Gruffydd, and in 1156 he built at sronghold in Caer Einion, which was also a region of Southern Powys.

Madog was prince of Powys during the reign of Stephe, the period during which the Welsh shook off the rigid control established by Henry I, and regained much which they had lost through the Noman conquest. Like other Welsh princes, he seems to have profited by this movement. About 1149 he rebuuilt the castle at Oswestry, a spot which had not been Welsh ground for nearly a century, and which was soon recovered by the English. Madog's appearance in the district was probably directly due to the turmoil caused by the civil war, for Oswestry was part of the Fitzalans' territory and William Fitzalan took active part on the side of the empress. Rhys Cain's attempt to represent the Fitzalans as teh new-comers is discredited by it s gross anachronisms.

The salient feature of Madog's career is not, however, his success against the English, but his friendship with them. During the first half of the twelfth century Gwynedd had been gradmaclly growing at the expense of the minor northern principalities, until in Madog's time it was a formidable neighbour to Powys, conterminous with it from Machynlleth to Chester. Madog first adoped the policy, which afterwards became popular with princes of Powys, of protecting his realm by cultivation the friendship of his English neighbors. In the year in which he had fortified Oswestry, his neighbour, Owain Gwynedd, had built a castle in Ial, always reckoned a district of Powys. The encroachment called for immediate notice, and in the followin year (1150?) Madog enlisted the aid of Ralph, earl of Chester in an attacke upon the prince of Gwynedd. The battle was fought at Consillt, near Flint, and proved a signal victory for Owain. Foiled in this first enterprise, Madog nevertheless adhered to his policy. In 1157, when Henry II made his first expedition into Wales, Madog took no part in the national resistance organised by Owain Gwynedd, but watched the conflict as a spectator, probably in virtue of a secret understanding with the king. The chronicle known as 'Brut y Saeson' says that Madog was commander of the fleet which attacked Anglesey in the course of the campaign, but this statement, in itself improbable, is made by no other authority, and probably arose through the confusion of two consecutive sentences in 'Brut y Tywysogion.' What the latter (and better) authority says of Madog is that 'he chose a place for encampment betwen the king's host and Owain's, that he might receive the first onset the king should make' - a sarcastice description, probably of Madog's real attitude of armed neutrality. It is not without significance that one resulf of the campaign was that Iorwerth the Red, Madog's brother, was enabled to destroy the obnoxious castle in Ial.

Madog died in 1160, and was buried in the church of St Tyailio at Meifod. His son Llywelyn died almost immediately afterwards; other children who survived him longer were: Gruffydd Maelo (d 1191), Owain Fychan (d 1186), Elise, Owain Brogyntyn, Marred, who married Iowerth Drwyndwn, and Gwenllian, who married the Lord Rhys. The genealogists add Cynwrig Efaill and Einion Efaill. The 'Myvyrian Archaiology' contains two contemporary poems in honour of Madog by Gwalchmai and four by Cynddelw Brydydd Mawr. [Dictionary of National Biography XII:745-6

Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1098 - UNKNOWN Susanna verch Gruffydd Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1087 - 1169 Owain ap Gwynedd 82 82 ~1109 - UNKNOWN Gwladus verch Llywarch ~1230 - 1271 Walter de Burgh 41 41 BET 1188 AND 1198 - 17 FEB 1241/42 Richard De Burgh ~1158 - 1206 William FitzAldhelm De Burgh 48 48 ~1133 - UNKNOWN Walter Burgh ~1137 - UNKNOWN Alice Burgh ~1162 - UNKNOWN Mor O'Brien ~1101 - 1194 Donnel O'Brian 93 93 ~1141 - UNKNOWN Orlacan (Orlaith) MacMurrough BET 1193 AND 1204 - UNKNOWN Jill Lacy ~1150 - 24 FEB 1240/41 Thomas De Maimains ~1182 - >1255 Margaret De Braose 73 73 ~1178 - 1210 Matilda De Braose 32 32 wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd) ~1155 - BET 1210 AND 1211 Maud or Matilda De St. Waleric Her nicknames in Welsh history and folklore:  Moll Walbee, Malld Walbri and Mallt or Mawd.
 ~1105 - 1185 Hugh De Lacy 80 80 ~1101 - >1169 Rohesia De Clare 68 68 BET 1236 AND 1248 - 1274 Aveline FitzJohn ~1162 - 1213 Geoffrey I FitzPiers 51 51 BET 1202 AND 1213 - ~1256 John FitzGeoffrey ~1150 - 1221 Roger I Bigod 71 71 ABT JAN 1164/65 - UNKNOWN Isabel Plantagenet D. 0337 Clodomir D. 0319 Clodius D. 0423 Marcomer D. 0350 Richemir D. 0360 Theodomir D. 0378 Clodius D. 0389 Dagobert D. 0393 Marcomer D. 0414 Marcomer D. 0414 Sunno 0400 - UNKNOWN Frotmund D. UNKNOWN Weldephus of Thuringia Private Fredemundus Private Frotmund D. 0456 Meroveus Founder of the Merovingian Dynasty. D. UNKNOWN Merira (Meira) D. 0481 Childeric D. UNKNOWN Basina D. UNKNOWN Basin of Thuringia D. UNKNOWN Nascien D. UNKNOWN Saracint D. UNKNOWN Eliezer D. UNKNOWN Celedoin D. UNKNOWN Nascien II of Septimania D. 0504 Chilperic Succeeded Gundioch, son of Tabica. D. UNKNOWN Gondebaut D. UNKNOWN Galains D. 0504 Godefil D. UNKNOWN Jonaans D. UNKNOWN Second Son of Galains D. UNKNOWN Third Son of Galains D. UNKNOWN Alberic D. UNKNOWN Argotta of the Ostrogoths D. 0528 Vaubert D. UNKNOWN Lucilla D. UNKNOWN Evochild D. UNKNOWN Clotilde D. UNKNOWN Aregund D. UNKNOWN Faileuba D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. 0548 Theudebert D. 0555 Theudebald D. 0647 Pepin D. UNKNOWN Carloman of Brabant D. 0656 Grimoald D. UNKNOWN Raintrude D. UNKNOWN Matilde D. 0676 Gizelle De Razes D. UNKNOWN Bera II De Razes D. 0758 Sigebert D. UNKNOWN Blichilde D. 0727 Daniel (while in the seclusion of the cloister) D. UNKNOWN Childeric D. 0811 Charles of Franconia ~0779 - 11 MAR 825/26 Bertha SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0797 - 0838 Pepin 41 41 1 NOV 846 - 10 APR 879 Louis le Begue SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0882 Louis III of France D. 0885 Carloman of France 17 SEP 879 - 7 OCT 929 Charles III 'The Simple' of France Was Charles mother Luitgard or Adelaide de Paris?

SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0896 - 0951 Edwige Edwardsdatter 55 55 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 10 SEP 921 - 10 SEP 954 Louis IV 'The Overseas' of France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0941 - 0986 Lothair of France 45 45 <0953 - 21 MAY 994 Charles (Karl) Lothringen www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0967 - UNKNOWN Louis V 'The Feckless' of France The Last Carolingian D. 0863 Charles of Provence D. UNKNOWN Kunigunde D. UNKNOWN Bouquet IX of Provence D. 1023 Godfrey I of Lorraine BET 967 AND 970 - 1044 Gothelon www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0880 Carloman of Bavaria D. 0882 Louis 'The Younger' of Saxony D. UNKNOWN Charles D. 0899 Arnulf D. UNKNOWN Louis 'The Child' ~0970 - 1013 Avoise of France 43 43 D. UNKNOWN St. Eurgen of Llan Ilid D. UNKNOWN Gladys D. UNKNOWN Eurgain D. UNKNOWN Linus D. UNKNOWN Salog D. UNKNOWN Parar Father of King Llyr (Lear).  ?? D. UNKNOWN Gladys D. UNKNOWN Aulus Plautius D. UNKNOWN Eudes D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Count Carausius II of the Saxon Shor D. UNKNOWN Carausius II of the Saxon Shore D. UNKNOWN Cynan of Ewyas ~0330 - ~0400 Elen "Luyddog" ferch Eudaf 70 70 Elen was a founder of churches in Wales who is remembered as a saint.  Traditionally she is said to have been a Romano-British princess and the wife of Macsen or Magnus Clemens Maximus, Emperor in Britain, Gaul and Spain.

Her feast day is May 22.

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Elen)



 ~0403 - ~0450 Anlach Mac Cormac 47 47 D. UNKNOWN Caradawc D. UNKNOWN Dareca of Ireland Grand niece of St. Martin of Tours. D. UNKNOWN Gorthgeyrun D. UNKNOWN Beli D. UNKNOWN Bran D. UNKNOWN Anna D. UNKNOWN St. James The Just ~0460 - UNKNOWN Enniaun Girt D. UNKNOWN Cadwallan Llaw Hir D. 0520 Owain Ddantgwyn D. ~0550 Cuneglasus D. UNKNOWN Maelgwyn Gwynedd ~0330 - UNKNOWN Urbien D. UNKNOWN St. Salomon D. UNKNOWN Guotepauc D. UNKNOWN Patricia Flavia D. UNKNOWN Aldroenus D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Decimus Junius Rusticus D. UNKNOWN Decimus Junius Rusticus D. UNKNOWN St. Germannus D'Auxerre D. 0513 Buidic D. 0545 Hoel Founded Dumnonia 520 D. UNKNOWN St. Pompeia D. UNKNOWN Eusebius D. UNKNOWN Alienor 0530 - UNKNOWN Ywain Founder of the House of Leon d'Acqs D. 0579 Urien of Rheged & Goure D. UNKNOWN Morgaine del Acqs Half Sister of King Arthur.  (OK, fine...but you have to admit it's a great fantasy!) D. UNKNOWN Gwry Llew D. UNKNOWN Ygerna del Acqs D. UNKNOWN Withur D. UNKNOWN Ausoch D. UNKNOWN Pritelle D. UNKNOWN Run D. UNKNOWN Rimo D. UNKNOWN Beli D. UNKNOWN Jacob (Iago) D. UNKNOWN Cadfan of Gwynedd D. UNKNOWN Acha D. UNKNOWN Aelle of Deira D. 0546 Hoel D. 0580 Alain D. UNKNOWN Daughter of the Lord of Brest D. UNKNOWN Hoel D. 0632 Salomon D. 0658 St. Judicael D. UNKNOWN Morone A maternal cousin of St. Judicael. D. UNKNOWN Alain D. UNKNOWN Urien D. UNKNOWN Urbon de Cornouaille Ancestry - Wheelright/Blount Database ~0710 - UNKNOWN Judon de Cornouaille Ancestry - Wheelright/Blount Database ~0750 - UNKNOWN Constantine de Cornouaille Ancestry - Wheelright/Blount Database ~0792 - UNKNOWN Argant de Cornouaille Ancestry - Wheelright/Blount Database D. 0634 Cadwallon D. UNKNOWN Helen D. UNKNOWN Wibba the Saxon D. UNKNOWN Cadwaladr the Blessed D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Edwal D. UNKNOWN Rhodri Molwynog D. UNKNOWN Grallon D. UNKNOWN Ivor D. UNKNOWN Daniel D. UNKNOWN Buidic D. 0796 St. Melieu D. UNKNOWN D'Argentael Ancestry - Dave Greenberg
Ancestry - Wheelright/Blount Database D. UNKNOWN Nominoe of Brittany Ancestry - Dave Greenberg D. UNKNOWN Frodaldus D. UNKNOWN Rivallon D. 0874 Salomon Saloman became ruler of Brittany after the murder of his cousin, Duke Erispoe.  In 863, Saloman signed the treaty of Entrammes with Charles I of France, where Anjou was recognized as a part of Brittany.  He was murdered in 874, and was succeeded by his son in law.

His name is Breton is Salaun.  He is also called Saint Soloman, but only the popular tradition did canonize him and raise him to the rank of martyr.
 D. UNKNOWN Grimberta D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Nominoe D. 0877 Gurvand de Rennes D. UNKNOWN Judicael D. UNKNOWN Erispoe D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Erispoe D. UNKNOWN Ridoredh D. UNKNOWN Pasquiten D. UNKNOWN Alan I "The Great" D. UNKNOWN Gurmhailon D. UNKNOWN Havoise ~0871 - 22 MAY 928 Rothilde of Neustria SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0885 Sigebert D. 0914 Guillaume D. UNKNOWN Idoine D. UNKNOWN Gemege D. UNKNOWN Arnaud D. UNKNOWN Mathuidor D. UNKNOWN Alain D. UNKNOWN Gerberge De Blois 0980 - 1008 Geoffrey of Brittany 28 28 The Cronicle of S. Florent says that Geoffrey was son of Conan by a sister of Foulques [Lobineau (1707), 2: 85].  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/ermen000.htm

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm >0962 - BET 1012 AND 1015 Maud of Normandy BET 997 AND 1000 - 1040 Alan III de Bretagne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0990 - 1085 Bertha De Chartres 95 95 Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0262 - UNKNOWN Cunedd ap Coel D. UNKNOWN Gorthevyn D. UNKNOWN Gortgyrun D. UNKNOWN Cadell Dernllwy D. UNKNOWN Tegit D. UNKNOWN Glwys of Glamorgan D. UNKNOWN St. Gwynllyw 0282 - UNKNOWN Confer of Strathclyde 0330 - UNKNOWN Neithon 0302 - UNKNOWN Fer D. UNKNOWN Ayr 0387 - UNKNOWN Cormac of Galloway 0375 - UNKNOWN Tudwall mac Cormac ~0388 - UNKNOWN Gratiana BET 320 AND 338 - 28 AUG 388 Maximianus ~0403 - UNKNOWN Marchell of Garth Madrun D. UNKNOWN Tewdrig of Garth Madrun D. UNKNOWN Gladys D. UNKNOWN St. Cadoc ~0419 - 0450 Brychan Brycheiniog ap Anlach 31 31 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. UNKNOWN Ribrawst ~0400 - BET 471 AND 480 Vortiugern (Gwrtheryn) Vorteneu Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank D. UNKNOWN Cursalen D. UNKNOWN Cluim D. UNKNOWN Cinhil D. UNKNOWN Cynloyp D. 0450 Ceretic Guletic of Strathclyde Seat at Dumbarton ~0382 - ~0450 Kenau 68 68 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. 0954 Edwin ap Hywel D. UNKNOWN Ceredig D. UNKNOWN Meleri D. UNKNOWN Corwyn D. UNKNOWN St. Carannog D. UNKNOWN Sandde D. UNKNOWN St. David D. 0953 Rhodri ap Hywel D. UNKNOWN Cynvarch ~0327 - UNKNOWN Gladys verch Llewfer Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. UNKNOWN Nefyn D. UNKNOWN Gododdin D. UNKNOWN Cinuit D. UNKNOWN Dyfnwal Hen D. UNKNOWN Ingenach D. UNKNOWN Gwawr D. UNKNOWN Lluan D. UNKNOWN Llwyarch Hen 0537 - 0559 Gabran of Scots 22 22 0574 - 0608 Aedan mac Gabran 34 34 D. 0603 Arthur Another nice fantasy! D. UNKNOWN Eurgen D. UNKNOWN Aminadab D. UNKNOWN Helen of Hosts ~0385 - UNKNOWN Severa verch Macsen Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank D. UNKNOWN Cassibelanus Seat at Wheathampstead, Herts.

British chieftain who led the defence against Julius Caesar's second expedition to Britain in 54 BC. 

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Cassivellaunus)
Julius Caesar's 'Commentaries on the Gallic War'
Geoffrey of Monmouth's "Historia Regum Britanniae"
 D. UNKNOWN Guiderius D. UNKNOWN Anna D. UNKNOWN Owain D. UNKNOWN Merchoin D. UNKNOWN Gorig D. UNKNOWN Gorddwfn D. UNKNOWN Eunydd D. UNKNOWN Arthfael D. UNKNOWN Gwrgon- frych D. UNKNOWN Athildis D. UNKNOWN Meirig D. UNKNOWN Brechrwy D. UNKNOWN Edrig D. UNKNOWN Urban D. UNKNOWN Mynon D. UNKNOWN Tiechfallt D. UNKNOWN Tewdrig ~0421 - UNKNOWN Britu Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank D. UNKNOWN Cateyrn D. UNKNOWN Emrys of Wales D. UNKNOWN Constantine D. UNKNOWN Fedelmid D. UNKNOWN Scotnoe D. UNKNOWN Loigure of the Boyne D. UNKNOWN Ambrosius Aurelius D. UNKNOWN Niniane Sister of Arthur of Dyfed. D. UNKNOWN Merlin of Britain D. UNKNOWN Nimue D. UNKNOWN Taliesin D. UNKNOWN Mistress of Taliesin D. UNKNOWN Viviane I del Acqs D. UNKNOWN Lot of Lothian D. UNKNOWN Morgause del Acqs D. UNKNOWN Lambord D. UNKNOWN Pellam D. UNKNOWN Gawain D. UNKNOWN Gaheries D. UNKNOWN Agravaine D. UNKNOWN Gareth D. UNKNOWN Denyw D. UNKNOWN Garthwys D. UNKNOWN Comgall D. UNKNOWN Cynderyn D. UNKNOWN Lancelot II del Acqs D. UNKNOWN Elaine de Corbenic D. UNKNOWN Galahad del Acqs D. UNKNOWN Pelles le Corbenic D. UNKNOWN Eglise D. UNKNOWN Pellinore D. UNKNOWN Perceval D. UNKNOWN Lohengrin D. UNKNOWN Duchesse de Brabant D. UNKNOWN Modred D. UNKNOWN Tortolina D. UNKNOWN Gwenhwyfar de Bretagne D. UNKNOWN Leo De Grance 0608 - 0630 Eochaid Buide 22 22 D. UNKNOWN Mary D. UNKNOWN Joseph D. UNKNOWN Jesus The Christ D. UNKNOWN St. Mary Magdalene D. UNKNOWN Tamar D. UNKNOWN Gais\ Gesu D. UNKNOWN Josephes D. UNKNOWN St. Paul D. UNKNOWN Galains D. UNKNOWN Josue D. UNKNOWN Catheloys D. UNKNOWN Manael D. UNKNOWN Titurel D. UNKNOWN Frimutel D. UNKNOWN Boaz D. UNKNOWN Tegit D. UNKNOWN Zambor D. UNKNOWN Bors D. UNKNOWN Clinoch D. UNKNOWN Guipno D. UNKNOWN Mar D. UNKNOWN Garthwys D. UNKNOWN Tutagual D. 0603 Rhydderch Hen D. UNKNOWN Neithon D. UNKNOWN Beli D. UNKNOWN Bruide ~0645 - UNKNOWN Eugein D. UNKNOWN Elfin D. 0722 Beli D. 0752 Theudebur D. UNKNOWN Dyfnwal D. UNKNOWN Eogan D. UNKNOWN Rhydderch D. UNKNOWN Domangart D. 0501 Fergus Mor D. UNKNOWN Erc of Dal n'Araide (Dal Riata) D. UNKNOWN Loarn D. UNKNOWN Aengus D. UNKNOWN Conall D. 0630 Connad D. UNKNOWN Ferchar D. UNKNOWN Muiredach D. UNKNOWN Eochaid D. UNKNOWN Baetan D. UNKNOWN Colum D. UNKNOWN Nechtan D. ~0643 Donald Brec D. ~0659 Conall Crandomna D. ~0688 Maelduin D. ~0695 Donald Dond D. ~0673 Domangart D. ~0696 Eochaid D. ~0733 Eochaid D. ~0740 Alpin D. ~0778 Aed Find D. ~0780 Fergus D. UNKNOWN Constantine D. 0805 Donald D. 0781 Eochaid D. UNKNOWN Unuisticc of Fortrenn D. ~0841 Alpin Mac Eochaid D. ~0863 Donald I of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Fergus D. UNKNOWN Feradach D. ~0697 Ferchar D. ~0698 Ainfcellach D. ~0723 Selbach D. ~0726 Dungal D. ~0736 Muiredach D. ~0747 Eogan D. UNKNOWN Eochaid D. ~0878 Aedh D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Kenneth I of Scotland D. ~0942 Constantine D. ~0962 Indulph D. ~0971 Cuilean D. ~0997 Constantine D. UNKNOWN Dyfnwal D. 0872 Artgal D. UNKNOWN Run of Strathclyde D. 0889 Eochaid D. 1005 Kenneth III of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Boede of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Olith of Scotland ~0986 - UNKNOWN Anleta "Thora Donanda" MacKenneth D. UNKNOWN Sigurd D. 1057 Thorfinn D. 1057 Finnlaech D. 1057 MacBeth of Moray Gaius Octavius Thurinus Augustus
First Roman Emperor

63 B.C. - 14 C.E.

He subjected the whole wide earth to the rule of the Roman people
                                                                             —The Deeds of the Divine August


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Emperor Augustus of Rome was born with the given name Gaius Octavius on September 23, 63 B.C. He took the name Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus (Octavian) in 44 B.C. after the murder of his great uncle, Julius Caesar. In his will Caesar had adopted Octavian and made him his heir.

Octavian was a shrewd, brilliant and astute politician. Through cold, hard political calculation he able to achieve power in Rome. At the time of Caesar's assassination, Octavian had no official power. Only after he marched on Rome and forced the senate to name him consul, was he established as a power to be reckoned with.

In 43 B.C., Octavian, Marcus Antonius (Marc Antony—one of his uncle's top lieutenants) and another Roman General, Marcus Lepidus, formed the second Triumvirate to rule Rome. After taking power, the Triumvirate proscribed and slaughtered thousands of political enemies, firmly establishing their control of the Roman government.

In 40 B.C., Antony married Octavia, Octavian's sister, and later deserted her for Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. When Antony gave Roman provinces to his children by Cleopatra, Octavian declared war on Antony. In 31 B.C. the Roman Navy under Agrippa defeated the combined fleets of Antony and Cleopatra, and within a year both had committed suicide.

In 27 B.C., the Roman Senate granted Octavian the name Augustus, meaning "the exalted." They also gave him the legal power to rule Rome's religious, civil and military affairs, with the Senate as an advisory body, effectively making him Emperor.

Rome achieved great glory under Octavian/Augustus. He restored peace after 100 years of civil war; maintained an honest government and a sound currency system; extended the highway system connecting Rome with its far-flung empire; developed an efficient postal service; fostered free trade among the provinces; and built many bridges, aqueducts and buildings adorned with beautiful works of art created in the classical style. Literature flourished with writers including Virgil, Horace, Ovid, and Livy all living under the emperor's patronage.

The empire expanded under Augustus with his generals subduing Spain, Gaul (now France), Panonia and Dalmatia (now parts of Hungary and Croatia). He annexed Egypt and most of southwestern Europe up to the Danube River. After his death, the people the Roman Empire worshipped Augustus as a god.
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wikipedia - Atia Balba Caesonia
  D. UNKNOWN Claudia Stepdaughter of Mark Antony. D. UNKNOWN Julia Caesaris Sister of Julius Caesar.

wikipedia - Marcus Atius D. UNKNOWN Atius Balbus Appointed under Caesar as a commissioner under Julian law to divide the estates in Campania among the commoners.

wikipedia - Marcus Atius D. MAR Gaius Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Constantia D. UNKNOWN Gratianus D. UNKNOWN Ingibjorg D. 1094 Duncan II of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Ethelreda of Northumberland D. 1107 Edgar of Scotland D. 1124 Alexander I of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Sybilla D. UNKNOWN Henry II of England ~1015 - UNKNOWN Gruoch of Scotland 1000 - ~1031 Gillacomgen of Moray 31 31 D. UNKNOWN Finn D. UNKNOWN Arni of Austratt D. UNKNOWN Malcolm IV of Scotland BET 1283 AND 1284 - 1327 Elizabeth Du Bourg D. UNKNOWN Lucius Marcius Philippus BET 1130 AND 1133 - >1194 Richard de Belmont Ancestry/Samuel Cross 1198 - 1249 Alexander II of Scotland 50 50 D. UNKNOWN Mary De Couci D. UNKNOWN Enguerand De Couci 1241 - 1286 Alexander III of Scotland 45 45 D. UNKNOWN Margaret Plantagenet D. UNKNOWN Margaret D. UNKNOWN Eric II of Norway 1286 - 1290 Margaret 4 4 5 MAR 1322/23 - 1371 David II of Scotland Opposed Edward III at Halidon Hill 1333 D. UNKNOWN Doir D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Osbert D. UNKNOWN Osbert of Northumberland D. UNKNOWN Murdoch 0929 - 0980 Ferguard 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Gareth D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Eric I of Norway D. UNKNOWN Eric I of Norway 0960 - 1030 Kenneth 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Lachlan D. UNKNOWN Phaetus D. UNKNOWN Muldivana 0990 - 1043 Banquo 53 53 1020 - UNKNOWN Fleance D. UNKNOWN Nesta D. UNKNOWN Gruffyd of Gwynedd D. UNKNOWN Llewelyn of Gwynedd D. UNKNOWN Guerta of Deheubarth ~1045 - 1093 Walter 48 48 ~1070 - UNKNOWN Emma D. UNKNOWN William D. UNKNOWN John Private Warine of Shropshire ~1105 - UNKNOWN Adelina of Oswestry 1090 - 1160 William FitzAlan 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Christian Niece of Robert Fitzroy of Gloucester. D. UNKNOWN Isabel De Say D. UNKNOWN Elias De Say D. UNKNOWN William FitzWilliam FitzAlan D. UNKNOWN Agnes De Lacy 1088 - 1153 Alan of Lochaber 65 65 D. 1216 William FitzAlan ~1085 - UNKNOWN Thomas De Molle D. UNKNOWN Jordan FitzAlan D. UNKNOWN Mary D. UNKNOWN Jordan FitzJordan D. 1167 Alan FitzJordan D. UNKNOWN Joan D. UNKNOWN Jordan FitzAlan D. UNKNOWN Alice FitzAlan D. UNKNOWN William Epine D. UNKNOWN Malcolm de Lundins D. UNKNOWN Robert le Croc 1300 - 1346 John Graham 46 46 D. BET 1401 AND 1404 Alexander Stewart of Darnley D. 1331 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret of Abernethy D. UNKNOWN Alexander of Abernethy ~1320 - ~1388 Robert Stewart 68 68 Robert (Sir), of Innermeath (Invermay), Perthshire; sat in Parliament as a feudal Baron; one of the magnates who personally took the oath to observe the succession to the Crown 1373; granted lands of Durrisdeer 1374; died c 1388, leaving (Sir John), with a younger son (Robert, ancestor of the Stewarts of Rosyth) and a daughter (Catherine, married John Beatoun of Balfour). -Burke's Peerage BET 1143 AND 1150 - 1207 Dougall MacSomarlidasson This clan takes its name from Dougall, Somerled's son, who, after his father's death in 1164, held most of Argyll and also the islands of Mull, Lismore, Jura, Tiree, Coll and many others. The Celtic Christian name Dougall, or Dugald, is derived from the Gaelic 'dubh-gall,' meaning 'black stranger.' His royal descent was acknowledged by the king of Norway, and he styled himself 'King of the South Isles and Lord of Lorne.' His son, Duncan, and his grandson Ewan, built castles to defend their broad dominions including Dunstaffnage, Dunollie and Duntrune on the mainland, and Aros, Cairnburgh, Dunchonnel and Coeffin on the islands. Dunollie, a crag rising up over seventy feet, was probably fortified as early as the sixth century and was to become the chief seat. Duncan also built Ardchattan Priory, where the Macdougall chiefs were buried until 1737. [Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia p216, Macdougall Clan]

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Dugall, who inherited as his share of his father's territories Lorn, Mull, and Jura. Dugall had three sons, (1)Dugal Scrag, (2) Duncan, (3)Uspac Hakon. Dugall Scrag and Uspac Hakon died without issue. Duncan was succeeded by his son Ewen, or as he is called in the Sagas, King John. John's line is said to have terminated in two heiresses, one of whom married the King of Norway, and the other Juliana, married Alexander, Lord of the Isles. [The Scots Peerage V:30] ~1177 - BET 1248 AND 1253 Duncan MacDougall ~1212 - 1255 Eoghan MacDonnchadh of Lorn 43 43 D. 1310 Alexander MacDougall D. 1318 John MacDougall ~1334 - ~1380 Margaret Graham 46 46 D. UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart of Darnley BET 1373 AND 1382 - 12 FEB 1428/29 John Stewart ~1429 - UNKNOWN Marion Boyd D. 1375 Ewan MacDougall ~1335 - <1388 John MacDougall 53 53 ~1340 - AFT 12 MAR 1368/69 Joanna MacIsaac ~1350 - 1403 Robert Stewart of Rossyth 53 53 ~1398 - UNKNOWN David Boswell http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html <1449 - 1463 Florence MacDonald 14 14 <1423 - 1449 Alexander MacDonald 26 26 ~1383 - >1451 James Stewart 68 68 Imprisoned in England ffrom 1406-1424.
 D. BET 1448 AND 1449 Robert Stewart of Innermeath BET 1398 AND 1407 - 1445 Joan Beaufort Granddaughter of John of Gaunt. ~1339 - 1420 Robert of Albany 81 81 D. 1425 Murdoch Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart ~1375 - ~1458 Isabel of Lennox 83 83 BET 1383 AND 1406 - 21 FEB 1436/37 James I Stewart of Scotland Imprisoned in England from 1406-1424.

2 sons, 6 daughters.
 D. 1425 Walter Stewart Found guilty of treason along with his father and grandfather and executed in May 1425.
 D. UNKNOWN Janet Erskine D. 1489 Alexander Stewart D. 1513 Andrew Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Kennedy D. UNKNOWN Walter Stewart D. 1463 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lindsey D. 1513 Thomas Stewart D. UNKNOWN Janet Keith D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Earl of Ross D. 1510 Isabel of Lorn D. 1493 Colin Campbell D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Maclaren of Ardshiel D. 1498 Dugald Stewart BET 1413 AND 1431 - 1495 John Stuart BET 1429 AND 1432 - >1493 Margaret de Montgomerie BET 1440 AND 1452 - 1513 Matthew Stuart 1473 - >1531 Elizabeth Hamilton 58 58 BET 1482 AND 1495 - 1524 John Stuart ~1440 - 1512 John Stewart of Balveny 72 72 ~1457 - 21 MAR 1517/18 Elizabeth Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Oliver Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Anne Stewart D. ~1521 John Stewart D. ABT 2 FEB 1545/46 Janet Campbell D. UNKNOWN 2nd Earl of Argyll 1437 - 1460 James II "Hearty James" Stewart 23 23 Called "James of the Fiery Face" from a birthmark on his cheek.

4 sons, 2 daughters
 BET 1429 AND 1434 - 1463 Maria Van Gelre Her coffin was moved to Holyrood Abbey in 1848. 1451 - 1488 James III Stewart of Scotland 36 36 3 sons
 1456 - 1486 Margaret of Denmark 30 30 D. 1547 James Stewart of Beath D. 1530 Richard Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lindsey of the Byres D. 1590 James Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Campbell of Argyll D. 1570 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Betoun of Creich D. 1586 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Helen Ogilvie of Airlie 1516 - 1571 Matthew Stewart 54 54 BET 5 AND 6 OCT 1515 - 9 MAR 1577/78 Margaret Douglas D. UNKNOWN Archibald Douglas D. 1592 James Stewart D. 1542 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Grizell Rattray ~1525 - 1579 John Stewart 54 54 ~1525 - 15 MAR 1585/86 Margaret Fleming D. 1612 Henry Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Erskine D. UNKNOWN James of Moray D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stuart D. 1603 James Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lindsey of Crawford 1583 - UNKNOWN James Stewart Atholl title confiscated through dispute with senior heiress and step-mother.  Innermeath title terminated.

Exiled to England 1618

Recorded "presumed d.s.p." 1625
 D. UNKNOWN Margaret MacGregor D. UNKNOWN Mary Ruthven of Gowrie D. 1595 John Stewart No male heir. D. UNKNOWN Jean Stewart D. UNKNOWN Mary Stewart D. UNKNOWN Dorothea Stewart D. UNKNOWN William Murray of Tullibardine D. UNKNOWN Magdalene D. UNKNOWN Alba D. UNKNOWN Guilhelm I De Razes D. UNKNOWN Bera IV De Razes D. UNKNOWN Romille D. UNKNOWN Argila De Razes D. UNKNOWN Reverge D. UNKNOWN Bera V De Razes D. UNKNOWN Hilderic I De Razes D. UNKNOWN Bernard De Razes D. UNKNOWN Saxon Princess ~0750 - 18 FEB 813/14 Angilibert De Ponthieu Poet Courtier

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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Helgaud ~0800 - AFT 2 FEB 842/43 Dhuoda ~0795 - 0844 Bernard I of Septimania 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Guilhelm of Aquitaine d.s.p. D. UNKNOWN Bernard of Aquitaine D. 0936 Guilhelm D. 0952 Arnaud D. 0975 Bera VI De Razes D. 0980 Sigebert D. UNKNOWN Henry of Brussels D. 1033 Baudouin\ Ernicule II de Boulogne D. UNKNOWN Isabel D. UNKNOWN Ada of Ghent Private Ralph De Gand D. UNKNOWN Guy De Boulogne D. UNKNOWN Widow of Arnoul De Boulogne D. UNKNOWN Maud (Mahaut) de Ponthieu ~0966 - >0996 Ardolf I "Le Posthume" De Guisnes 30 30 D. UNKNOWN Ernicule I de Ponthieu D. UNKNOWN Adeline de Boulogne D. UNKNOWN Arnoul de Boulogne D. UNKNOWN William De Ponthieu D. UNKNOWN Roget D. UNKNOWN Herlouin ~1006 - 1069 Godfrey II 'The Bearded' of Lorraine 63 63 D. UNKNOWN Doda or Ode BET 1020 AND 1030 - BET 1081 AND 1093 Eustace of Bologne Four years after the death of Magnus and the removal for the time being of the threat from Norway, England was brought to the verge of Civil War. This affair, commonly called the English revolution of 1051, arose from an incident which occurred in Dover, while Eustace, Count of Boulogne, was on his way home with his retinue from a visit to Edward.
According to a Canterbury writer, one of Eustace's men adopted a truculent manner in his demands for quarters of one of the men of Dover. The man of Dover was wounded and slew his attacker, whereupon a general melee broke out and some 20 men were killed on each side.
Eustace and those of his followes who survived returned to Edward and told him, 'but only in part', what had happened. Edward, it is alleged, accepted Eustace's version of the incident and ordered Godwine, in whose earldom Dover lay, to ravage the town, but Godwine refused to obey the order.
At this time Godwine and his family seemed to be in an extremely powerful position in the country. (His daughter, Edith, had been married to Edward for 6 years.)
King Edward summoned an assembly to meet in Gloucester on September 8 to del with Godwine's refusal to obey his king's command. Before the assembly met Godwine called out the men of his own earldom and bade Swein and Harold to do likewise. These 3 mustered a large army about 15 miles from Gloucester and made ready to attack the king if he were not ready to hand over Eustace and his men (who had started the problem).
Edward gathered troops from other countries. They were ready to attack Godwine if Edward so ordered 'but some men thought that it would be great folly were they to come together in battle, because wellnight all the noblest in England were in one or other of the 2 hosts'.
A compromise was reached whereby hostages were to be given by both sides and a further meeting of the assembly was to be held in London later the same month. Edward increased his military strength in the time, and by the time the assembly met, Godwine's supporters, though still numerous, were out-numbered and began to fall away before the growing strength of their opponents.
Godwine himself with his wife and 3 of his sons went to Bruges. Two other sons went to Ireland and his daughter (Edith), the queen, was committed to the care of an abbess. They were all restored within 12 months. (Introduction to Anglo-Saxon England, by P. Blair, 1959, 1977)

Eustace II took a leading part in the Norman conquest of 1066 against England; he is always mentioned with William the Conqueror. At the Battle of Hastings it was Eustace who rescued the Conqueror, when William, in the midst of the enemy, had his third horse slain under him. Eustace II was later struck between the shoulders by a powerful blow, which caused blood toflow from his nose and mouth. Eustace owned the great manor of Tring in Hertfordshire, England. (The Ancestry & Life of Godfrey of Bouillon, by J. Andressohn, 1947)

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Ancestry/David Weaver 1060 - 1100 Godefroi De Bouillon 40 40 D. 1118 Baldwin I De Boulogne 1442 - 1483 Edward IV of England 40 40 House of York

When Edward became King at the age of 18, he was described by many as a beautiful young man, about 6 feet tall, with polished manners and a genial disposition."  - Kings & Queens of Scotland and England, pg 40.
 1491 - 28 JAN 1546/47 Henry VIII Tudor of England 1485 - 7 JAN 1535/36 Catherine of Aragon Catherine gave birth 8 times but only one of Henry VIII's children by her survived. D. UNKNOWN Ferdinand V of Aragon & Castille 18 FEB 1515/16 - 1558 Mary I of England BET 1501 AND 1507 - 1536 Anne Boleyn Henry's second wife. ~1477 - BET 12 AND 13 MAR 1537/38 Thomas Boleyn 1533 - 24 MAR 1602/03 Elizabeth I Tudor of England D. 1537 Jane Seymour Henry's third wife. D. 1536 John Seymour According to the book Henry Duke, Counselor by Walter Garland Duke, pg. 294: " sir John Seymour, the eldest of the four sons mentioned above, was knighted in the field for his signal service in battle against the Cornish rebels at Blackheath.  He was Sheriff of Wilts in the 23rd year of Henry VII.  In 1513 he had the honor of Knight Baronet conferred for gallantry at the siege of Tournay." ~1506 - 1552 Edward Seymour 46 46 1537 - 1547 Edward VI of England 9 9 D. 1560 Francois II of France ~1535 - 1578 James Hepburn 43 43 1519 - ~1559 Henry II of France 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Catherine De Medici 1494 - ~1547 Francois I of France 53 53 D. 1574 Charles IX of France D. UNKNOWN Henri III of France 1600 - 30 JAN 1648/49 Charles I Stuart of England D. 1699 Henrietta Maria of France 1553 - 1610 Henri IV of France 57 57 Stabbed in the chest by the madman Ravaillac while sitting in his carriage with his counselors. 1630 - 6 FEB 1684/85 Charles II Stuart of England 1633 - 1701 James II of England 67 67 D. UNKNOWN Catherine De Braganza D. UNKNOWN John IV of Portugal D. 1718 Mary Beatrix D'Este D. UNKNOWN Alphonso IV of Modena D. UNKNOWN James VIII of Scots D. UNKNOWN Mary Clementian Sobieska D. UNKNOWN James Lewis Sobieska D. UNKNOWN Jan III of Poland 1720 - 1788 Stuart 67 67 ~1265 - ~1348 William Mure 83 83 ~1231 - UNKNOWN Archibald Mure ~1200 - ~1280 Gilchrist Moore 80 80 ~1174 - >1249 David De Moore 75 75 ~1204 - UNKNOWN Isabel Cumming D. UNKNOWN Walter Cumming ~1180 - UNKNOWN Isabella De Menteith ~1156 - <1249 David Comyn 93 93 ~1160 - UNKNOWN Isabella De Vallomiis ~1241 - UNKNOWN Margaret Montgomery ~1220 - 1285 John Montgomery 65 65 ~1220 - UNKNOWN Margaret Murray 20 JAN 1198/99 - UNKNOWN Alan Montgomery ~1202 - UNKNOWN FNU Cassillis ~1176 - UNKNOWN John Montgomery ~1180 - UNKNOWN Helen De Kent ~1195 - UNKNOWN William Murray ~1164 - BET 1195 AND 1196 William De Moray ~1267 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Lindsey BET 1135 AND 1174 - 1200 Roland MacDonald BET 1153 AND 1172 - 1217 Helena De Morville BET 1185 AND 1198 - ~1245 William De Percy ~1200 - <1281 Ellen De Balliol 81 81 BET 1159 AND 1165 - UNKNOWN Ingelram de Balliol ~1170 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Berkeley ~1156 - <1198 Henry I De Percy 42 42 BET 1160 AND 1169 - >1230 Isabel De Brus D. UNKNOWN Fastvi BET 855 AND 880 - UNKNOWN FNU De Rennes ~0800 - >0853 Torquat de Rennes 53 53 Made a forester at Limelie in Anjou under Charles the Bald (843-877).
 ~0805 - UNKNOWN Adelaide De La Tour ~0784 - UNKNOWN Edith Von Sachsen D. UNKNOWN Peronne ~0930 - 0982 Gynrithe Olafsdotter 52 52 ~1898 - UNKNOWN William P. Bell ~0820 - UNKNOWN Ermesend ~1311 - AFT 27 FEB 1369/70 William Southerland ~1289 - 1333 Kenneth Sutherland 44 44 ~1291 - UNKNOWN Mary Ehislach ~1348 - <1427 Robert Southerland 79 79 ~1373 - ~1439 Margaret Stewart 66 66 1350 - >1405 Alexander of Buchan Stewart 55 55 D. UNKNOWN Mistress of Alexander Stewart ~1395 - BET 1455 AND 1456 Alexander Sutherland ~1356 - UNKNOWN Margaret Stuart ~1345 - UNKNOWN John de Yle ~1375 - UNKNOWN Donald de Yle 1386 - UNKNOWN Mariota Leslie ~1410 - UNKNOWN Marione Ile ~1364 - UNKNOWN Hameline Leslie ~1366 - UNKNOWN Ann Maxwell ~1335 - <1413 Robert Maxwell 78 78 ~1321 - 27 FEB 1380/81 Walter Leslie ~1352 - 20 FEB 1393/94 Euphemia De Ross Living Lyndsey Living Lyndsey 1915 - 2001 Leonore Lewin 85 85 In a concentration camp.   Private Unknown ~0770 - 0823 Ceowolf of Mercia 53 53 0740 - 0796 Cuthbert 56 56 0770 - UNKNOWN Witglaff of Mercia ~0923 - 0955 Eadred of England 32 32 ~0758 - UNKNOWN Hedwig De Bavaria ~0794 - UNKNOWN Arnulf ~0804 - UNKNOWN Dhouda ~0808 - UNKNOWN Rotrude de France D. UNKNOWN Albreda De Preux ~0969 - UNKNOWN Jean De Blois ~0930 - UNKNOWN Baldwin II De Blois ~0850 - UNKNOWN Godfrey De Neustria ~0810 - UNKNOWN Rowland De Neustria ~0735 - BET 805 AND 806 Welf Isanbart Thurgau ~0670 - UNKNOWN Alleaume (Adelweim) of Wormsgau D. UNKNOWN Claudia Marcella Niece of Augustus. ~0670 - UNKNOWN Chrotlind de Neustria ~0670 - 0741 Lanbertus II von Palatine 71 71 ~1338 - 1368 Lionel of Antwerp 30 30 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1355 - UNKNOWN Philippa of Clarence 1351 - 1381 Edward Mortimer 30 30 D. 1417 Elizabeth Mortimer 1366 - 1403 Henry Percy 37 37 1394 - 1455 Henry Percy 61 61 1421 - 1461 Henry Percy 39 39 ~1422 - 11 FEB 1483/84 Eleanor Poynings D. UNKNOWN Margaret Percy D. 1538 William Gascoigne D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gascoigne 1538 - UNKNOWN George Tailbois D. UNKNOWN Anne Tailbois D. UNKNOWN Edmund Dymore D. UNKNOWN Frances Dymore D. 1566 Thomas Windebank D. UNKNOWN Mildred Windebank D. UNKNOWN Robert Reade 1603 - 1674 George Reade 71 71 1625 - 1687 Elizabeth Martian 62 62 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Reade 1651 - 1715 Thomas Chisman 64 64 1673 - 1722 Thomas Chisman 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Edmund Chisman D. UNKNOWN John Chisman D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Chapman D. <1780 Mary Buckner ~1692 - 1755 Thomas Buckner 63 63 D. UNKNOWN FNU Smith D. UNKNOWN Thomas Buckner D. UNKNOWN Sarah Morgan D. UNKNOWN Philip Smith <1765 - 1832 Mary Buckner Chisman 66 66 1763 - 1831 Robert Tabb 67 67 1791 - UNKNOWN Robert H. Tabb <1791 - UNKNOWN Martha Blue <1775 - UNKNOWN John Blue 1819 - UNKNOWN Bailey Seaton Tabb 1831 - UNKNOWN Lucy Ann Vanmetre 1860 - 1941 Martha Jane Tabb 81 81 1806 - 1880 Miles Chenoweth Van Meter 73 73 D. UNKNOWN Jana S. McIntire D. 1850 Jacob Jansen Van Meter 1770 - 1852 Elizabeth Rhoads 81 81 D. UNKNOWN Frank Castleton ~1882 - UNKNOWN Charles Leslie Castleton 1886 - UNKNOWN Sarah Ellen Van Meter ~1855 - UNKNOWN George Van Meter ~1856 - UNKNOWN Sarah Ellen Miller 1914 - 2000 Zota Mae Castleton 85 85 ~1911 - ~1966 Claud Alfred Bradford 55 55 1951 - 2005 Carol Bradford 53 53 ~1886 - UNKNOWN Claud Bradford ~1888 - UNKNOWN Norma Blair Living Noles <1770 - UNKNOWN FNU Hatcher ~1750 - 1823 Stephen Barfield 73 73 BET 734 AND 745 - UNKNOWN Rotrude Carloman of Franks www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
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 BET 723 AND 745 - >0779 Girard I of Paris www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - David Weaver 1049 - UNKNOWN Berthelemy De L'Isle of Bouchard 1053 - UNKNOWN Gerberge Bouchard 1019 - <1084 Archimbaud of Bouchard 65 65 1023 - UNKNOWN Agnes De L'Isle 1110 - UNKNOWN Raoul De Chatellerault ~1120 - UNKNOWN Hugues II De Chatellerault ~1126 - UNKNOWN Alice De Chatellerault D. UNKNOWN Adelaide William's half sister. ~1050 - 1091 Boson II De Chatellerault 41 41 Boso (Boson) left for the Holy Land in 1076 on pilgrimage.

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 ~1008 - 1075 Hugues Rouche Foucaud De Chatellerault 67 67 0965 - 1012 Boso I De Chatellerault 47 47 ~0970 - UNKNOWN Amelie or Amelia ~0935 - UNKNOWN Airaud I De Chatellerault ~0920 - >0969 Gersende De Toulouse 49 49 ~1024 - 1069 Gerberge De La Rochefoucauld 45 45 0990 - 1037 Foucauld I De La Rochefoucauld 47 47 0994 - UNKNOWN Gersende Roche ~0962 - ~1015 Joscelin De Lusignan 53 53 ~0910 - UNKNOWN Hugh II La Melusine de Lusignan 0945 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Razes ~0885 - UNKNOWN Hugh I De Lusignan ~0930 - 0982 Siegbert VII De Razes 52 52 BET 1050 AND 1060 - 1109 Eleanor De Thouars ~1039 - UNKNOWN Arengarde De Mauleon ~1024 - ~1093 Aimery IV De Thouars 69 69 ~0900 - 0955 Aimery II De Thouars 55 55 ~0900 - UNKNOWN Altanore ~0955 - >1007 Savery III De Thouars 52 52 Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. 0985 - 1043 Geoffrey II De Thouars 58 58 BET 900 AND 904 - <0967 Cadelon II D'Aulnay Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. ~0905 - UNKNOWN Senegunda De Marcillac Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. 0989 - >1060 Eleanor de Blois 71 71 ~0968 - 1047 Adelaide de Anjou 79 79 ~0967 - 1017 Bertha De Arles 50 50 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
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Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois BET 946 AND 948 - 26 JAN 980/81 Maud De France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Jennifer Reederhttp://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois D. UNKNOWN Bernhard II Lippe Resigned in 1196 and became an abbot.
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 880 AND 902 - 11 AUG 937 Rudolph II de Bourgogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0907 - 2 JAN 965/66 Bertha of Swabia www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 886 AND 908 - 16 JAN 977/78 Thibaut I "le Tricheur" de Blois Theobald earned his nickname "the Cheat" fighting with his neighbors, among them the kings of France, the dukes of Normandy, and the church of Reims.  He seized the area around Blois around 940 and later augmented his holdings with the counties of Chartres and Chateaudun.  In 945 Hugh the Great made Theobald responsible for holding the French king Louis IV prisoner. - Encylcopaedia Britannica
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Wikipedia.org - Theobald I of Blois ~0885 - <0954 Theobald De Troyes 69 69 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Jim Weber ~0887 - UNKNOWN Richilde of Bourges Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 914 AND 920 - 9 FEB 978/79 Luitgarde De Vermandois  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
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Ancestry - Jim Weber
Wikipedia.org - Theobald I of Blois <1067 - >1127 Thor Sweynsson of Crawford 60 60 ~1035 - UNKNOWN Sweyn of Northumbria <1000 - UNKNOWN Leofwine of Northumbria ~1089 - 1130 Sigurd Jorsalafari 'Jerusalem Goer\The Crusader' 41 41 ~1073 - 1103 Magnus 'Barelegs' of Norway 30 30 ~1073 - UNKNOWN Tora ~1045 - 1099 Olaf III Kyrre Haraldsson 54 54 ~1045 - UNKNOWN Tora Ragnvaldsdottir ~1089 - UNKNOWN Blathmin of Ireland ~1030 - 1119 Muirchtach MacToiredlback 89 89 Great Grandson of King Brian. ~1050 - 1098 Dubbchobhleigh Na Ossory 48 48 1009 - 1086 Tairdelbach O'Brien 77 77 ~1000 - ~1058 Derbforgaill Na Ossory 58 58 ~1123 - UNKNOWN Daughter of the Isles D. UNKNOWN Illegitimate Son of Alexander I of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Mistress ~1065 - UNKNOWN Gilla Adomnain ~1077 - UNKNOWN Daughter of MacFergus ~1045 - UNKNOWN Soloman of Dublin ~1025 - 1065 Echmarcach of Dublin 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Emma 0998 - 1037 Evenus ? 39 39 ~0938 - 0994 Ermengarde de Toulouse 56 56 Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1033 AND 1051 - UNKNOWN Allan De Brusse ~1175 - UNKNOWN William De Brus ~1180 - UNKNOWN John De Brus ~1185 - UNKNOWN Euphemia De Brus ~1052 - 1138 Fulk Paynel 86 86 ~1054 - UNKNOWN Beatrice De Picquigny Fitz Ansculf BET 1090 AND 1101 - 1143 Adam I De Brus Ancestry - Donald Gant ~1120 - UNKNOWN Agatha De Brus ~1034 - UNKNOWN William De Picquigny D. UNKNOWN FNU Mortian ~1020 - UNKNOWN William Paynel 1025 - UNKNOWN Lescaline Gripon ~0838 - BET 885 AND 893 Thierry II de Chaunois ~0840 - UNKNOWN Buvinus of Metz 0696 - UNKNOWN Rolande De Autun of Toulouse ~0825 - >0860 Richilda 35 35 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0687 - UNKNOWN Habibai Ben Nehemiah David 0685 - >0720 Bertha of Neustria 35 35 ~0747 - 0793 Thierry of Riparia 46 46 ~0856 - UNKNOWN Adela De Auxerre ~0855 - UNKNOWN Renaud De Bar-sur- Seine ~1630 - 1733 John Beck 103 103 Deposition by William Beck son of John, stated on Oct 20 1743 when age 47 that he heard his father John Beck say that his brother Edward Beck's bounded treee was a white oak, he recalled about 25 years earlier he was on board Capt Rock's ship in Worton Creek and he went down into the cabin and there being his uncle Edward Beck and John Green.  Green said that Dr March told him that his uncle Edward Beck's bounded tree stood in the upper side of the road that led to Dr. March's and his uncle said it was on the lower side.  JS #25 p 197 (from Ancestry.com/Greg Vaut) ~1672 - UNKNOWN Mary Hoover 1699 - UNKNOWN Ledia Read ? ~1635 - ~1669 Sutton Sr. Queeney 34 34 ~1630 - BET 1687 AND 1691 Ann BET 1593 AND 1595 - >1635 William Quinney 1600 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Sutton ~1560 - UNKNOWN Richard Sutton ~1570 - UNKNOWN Isabel Hemming BET 1556 AND 1559 - 1602 Richard Quinney Ancestry - Craig Sharrow 1565 - 1632 Elizabeth Philips 67 67 Ancestry - Mary Shaffer
Ancestry - Craig Sharrow 2 JAN 1537/38 - BET 1593 AND 1602 Thomas Philips Ancestry - Mary Shaffer
Ancestry - Craig Sharrow
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Sources:
Title: Parish registers of Pencombe, 1538-1994
Author: Church of England. Parish Church of Pencombe (Herefordshire)
Publication: Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979-1997
Repository:
Note: Microfilm of original records in the Hereford County Record Office, Hereford.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The baptism of Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth, is recorded in this churcdh.
Title: Computer printout of Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England
Author: Chruch of England, Great Hadham
Publication: Salt Lake City : Genealogical Society of Utah, 1994
Note: Much Hadham known as Great Hadham.
Repository:
Note: Extracted from microfilm copy of parish registers on film no. 0991312 it. 15-17, 0991376.
Call Number:
Media: Church Record
Text: The marriage of Thomas and Elizabeth is recorded in this church.

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The family archives give the name of Thomas, son of Sir John and Elizabeth, with the note "Thomas of Martletwy", with no further information. The further information shown here is from parish church records.

Footnotes
Church of England. Parish Church of Pencombe (Herefordshire), Parish registers of Pencombe, 1538-1994 (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979-1997).
The baptism of Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth, is recorded in this churcdh.
Church of England. Parish Church of Thorley (Hertfordshire), Parish registers and miscellaneous parish records, 1539-1962 (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1968-1989).
The baptism of Elizabeth is recorded in this church. Her parents are not named, and this may indicate that she was a namesake daughter of her mother.
Church of England. Parish Church of Wellington (Herefordshire), Parish registers, 1559-1973 (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1981).
The birth of John, son of Thomas, is recorded in this church.
Church of England. St. Mary's Church (Watford, Hertfordshire), Parish registers and miscellaneous public records, 1539-1932 (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1969-1989).
The baptism of Thomas, son of Thomas, is recorded in this church.
Church of England. St. Bartholomew by the Exchange Church (London), Parish registers, 1558-1840 (Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1964, 1968).
The baptism of Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas, is recorded in this churc
Jewers, Arthur John, 1848- (Main Author), The registers of the abbey church of St. Peter and Paul, Bath vols 1 & 2 (London : [Harleian Society], 1900-1901).
The birth of Roger, son of Thomas, is recorded in this church.
Chruch of England, Great Hadham, Computer printout of Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England (Salt Lake City : Genealogical Society of Utah, 1994).
The marriage of Thomas and Elizabeth is recorded in this church. D. UNKNOWN Adrian Quyny D. UNKNOWN Richard Quyny 1693 - UNKNOWN Ann Beck 1695 - 1754 Rosamund Beck 59 59 1700 - UNKNOWN Caleb Beck ~1702 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Beck MAR 1703/04 - UNKNOWN Joshua Beck 1707 - UNKNOWN Aquilla Beck ~1650 - UNKNOWN John Beck D. UNKNOWN Sarah Miller D. UNKNOWN Martha Green D. UNKNOWN Jane Meeks D. UNKNOWN James Jr. Corse D. UNKNOWN Francis Lamb D. UNKNOWN John Sr. Ralls ~1821 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ledford ~1843 - UNKNOWN James Henson ~1845 - UNKNOWN Archibald Henson ~1849 - UNKNOWN Jacob Henson BET 1500 AND 1508 - UNKNOWN Mary Boleyn D. UNKNOWN William Carey D. UNKNOWN George Boleyn ~1485 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Howard ~1832 - 1929 Ephraim Tallent 97 97 1830 - ~1890 Virginia Sarah Roper 60 60 D. UNKNOWN David Roper D. UNKNOWN Margaret LNU 1804 - UNKNOWN Aaron Ned Tallant 1808 - UNKNOWN Marjory Roderick ~1760 - >1840 Aaron Tallant 80 80 1760 - 1862 Mary Moses 102 102 1728 - 1828 Aaron Tallant 100 100 D. UNKNOWN Sarah Lindsey ~0986 - 1009 Donalda of Scotland 23 23 ~1011 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Crinan of Scotland ~1821 - UNKNOWN Sarah M. LNU ~1839 - UNKNOWN Esther Carpenter ~1840 - UNKNOWN Margaret Carpenter ~1843 - UNKNOWN Mary A. Carpenter ~1844 - UNKNOWN David H. Carpenter ~1846 - UNKNOWN Sarah A. Carpenter ~1850 - UNKNOWN Martha Carpenter ~1821 - UNKNOWN Emily LNU ~1836 - UNKNOWN Martha Ann Carpenter ~1838 - UNKNOWN David Carpenter ~1840 - UNKNOWN William Carpenter ~1844 - UNKNOWN Western D. Carpenter ~1846 - UNKNOWN Sarah E. Carpenter ~1877 - UNKNOWN Fred B. Williamson ~1880 - UNKNOWN Louiza C. Williamson ~1875 - UNKNOWN William A. Williamson D. UNKNOWN Mary M. LNU 1869 - UNKNOWN Sarah J. Bell ~1865 - UNKNOWN Nancy Bates ~1870 - UNKNOWN Rebeca L. Bates ~1861 - UNKNOWN Robert H. Bates ~1859 - UNKNOWN Sarah Bates ~1874 - UNKNOWN Vianna Bates ~1867 - UNKNOWN William J Bates ~1871 - UNKNOWN Henry C. Bates ~1869 - UNKNOWN Ida L. Bates (1870 Census) ~1875 - UNKNOWN James R. Bates ~1873 - UNKNOWN John W. Bates ~1878 - UNKNOWN Napolean S. Bates ~1873 - UNKNOWN Adda F. Bates ~1870 - UNKNOWN Alace L. Bates ~1875 - UNKNOWN Elbert N. Bates ~1868 - UNKNOWN Ella A. Bates ~1877 - UNKNOWN Hanibal J. Bates ~1879 - UNKNOWN Rufus D. Bates D. UNKNOWN Bruno Saxon- Ergen D. UNKNOWN Hasalda Von Engern ~0865 - UNKNOWN Adelaide de Gatinais ~1877 - UNKNOWN William N. Rhodes D. UNKNOWN Cumi Liner 1892 - 1932 Icie P. McClure 39 39 D. UNKNOWN Leonidas Jerome McClure D. UNKNOWN Nancy A. Norton D. UNKNOWN Victor Cataway D. UNKNOWN Jim English D. UNKNOWN George Thompson Brown Private FNU Brown ? D. UNKNOWN Fred Harrison Pitts Private FNU Pitts ? 1443 - 1524 Thomas Howard 81 81 ~1440 - 1497 Elizabeth Tylney 57 57 ~1410 - <1447 Frederick Tylney 37 37 ~1428 - 1473 Elizabeth Cheney 45 45 1393 - 1461 Laurence Cheney 68 68 ~1395 - >1422 Elizabeth Cokayne 27 27 ~1365 - 1399 William Cheney 34 34 ~1372 - 1436 Katherine Pabenham 64 64 ~1340 - UNKNOWN John Cheyne ~1344 - <1373 Joan Muschet 29 29 ~1334 - 1399 Lawrence De Pabenham 65 65 ~1341 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth D'Engaine ~1365 - 1427 John Cokayne 62 62 ~1368 - 1426 Ida De Grey 58 58 ~1333 - 1373 John Cokayne 40 40 ~1344 - UNKNOWN Cecilia Vernon 1323 - 1388 Reynold De Grey 65 65 ~1331 - 1396 Alianore (Eleanore) Le Strange 65 65 D. UNKNOWN Blanche Swynford D. UNKNOWN Thomas Swynford >1377 - 1426 Thomas Beaufort 49 49 BET 1375 AND 1377 - 1447 Henry Beaufort D. UNKNOWN Isabella of Castille D. UNKNOWN Juan Aragon D. UNKNOWN Isabella Aragon D. UNKNOWN Maria Aragon D. UNKNOWN Juana Aragon D. 1502 Arthur Tudor of England D. UNKNOWN Margaret of France D. UNKNOWN Joan of England 1330 - 1376 Edward "The Black Prince" Plantagenet 45 45 1328 - 1397 Joan of Kent 68 68 Joan "The Fair Maid of Kent" later (after her cohabitation/marriage with William de Montagu) married as her 3rd husband the Black Prince, was mother of Richard II and may well have been the lady who inspired the naming of the Order of the Garter. [Burke's Peerage]

Joan, Countess of Kent and Baroness Wake, both in her own right; married 1st by 1339 Sir Thomas de Holand, KG, of Broughton, Bucks, considered to be Earl of Kent in right of his wife. Joan, Countess of Kent, married 2nd 10 Oct 1361 Edward, (The Black Prince), Prince of Wales (dvp 3 June 1376), eldest son of Edward III, and died 8 Aug 1385, leaving by him [Richard II King of England; deposed 30 Sep 1399, murdered 14 Feb 1399/1400], with an elder son (died at age seven). [Burke's Peerage]

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He [William de Montagu] married, 1stly, Joan, suo jure COUNTESS OF KENT, BARONESS WOODSTOCK and BARONESS WAKE, sister and heir of John, EARL of KENT, and daughter of Edmund, EARL OF KENT, younger son of EDWARD I by his 2nd wife Margaret, daughter of PHILIP III, KING OF FRANCE (a). [Complete Peerage XI:388-90, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(a) The marriage presumably took place before 10 Feb 1340/1, when the Earl of Salisbury [William's father] had lic. to settle Mold upon William, son of William de Montagu, and Joan his wife; certainly before the date in 1343, when the Bishop of Exeter (Grandison) wrote that his nephew, son and heir of the Earl of Salisbury, had m. the niece of Thomas Wake (Lord Wake of Liddell). Sir Thomas Holand (later Earl of Kent) afterwards proved that he had m. Joan (about 1339, when she would have been 11), and alleged that, in his absence in Prussia, she was m. to William de Montagu. William and Joan were still living as husband and wife, 15 Oct 1348. They were divorced in or before Oct 1349. The pope ordered the re-establishment of the 1st marriage, 17 Nov 1349. The papal commission to the archbishop, concerning the marriage of the Prince of Wales and the Countess Joan, 7 Sep 1361, confirmed by another Bull, 11 Dec following, records that the Earl of Salisbury acquiesced in the definitive sentence (pronounced in 1349) and m. another lady, whom he thenceforth possessed, and still possesses, as his lawful wife.

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First Female holder of Order of the Garter, "a great beauty".

She was described as the most beautiful and most amorous lady in the whole kingdom of her time. Born the youngest child of Edmund of Woodstock, created Earl of Kent by his father, King Edward I. She was only 2 when he was executed for plotting against the regency of Queen Isabella (who, with the help of her lover Roger Mortimer, had deposed her husband Edward II in favor of her son Edward III). Although the granddaughter of a king, she had few material prospects, and that would indicate that her marriage to Sir Thomas was a love match.

Thomas de Holand fought at the Battle of Crecy, 26 Aug 1346. During his absence abroad, Joan his wife went through a form of marriage (possibly under compulsion) with William de Montagu, 2nd Earl of Salisbury (d. June 3, 1397), KG. On 17 Nov 1349 the Pope ordered that Joan be restored to her lawful husband. 6 JAN 1366/67 - 14 FEB 1399/00 Richard II Plantagenet of England D. 1394 Anne of Bohemia D. UNKNOWN Isabella of France ~1338 - UNKNOWN William Plantagenet 1345 - 1369 Blanche Plantagenet 24 24 D. 1394 Constance of Castile 1367 - 1413 Henry IV Bolingbroke of England 46 46 4th son of John of Gaunt and Blanche of Lancaster >1339 - UNKNOWN Edmund of Langley >1340 - UNKNOWN Thomas of Gloucester D. UNKNOWN Roger Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Alice Perrers D. UNKNOWN Roger Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Eleanor of Kent D. 1425 Edmund Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Anne Mortimer 1369 - 1394 Mary De Bohun 25 25 BET 9 AUG AND 16 SEP 1387 - 1422 Henry V of England D. UNKNOWN John of Bedford D. UNKNOWN Humphrey of Gloucester D. UNKNOWN Catherine of France 1421 - 1471 Henry VI of England 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Margaret de Anjou D. 1471 Edward of England D. UNKNOWN Anne Neville D. UNKNOWN Isabella of Castille D. UNKNOWN Richard of Cambridge D. 1460 Richard Plantagenet of York D. UNKNOWN Cecily Neville 1368 - 1437 Joan of Navarre 69 69 D. ~1422 Charles VI "The Mad" of France 1784 - 1859 Jesse Hatcher 75 75 BLADEN COUNTY, NC - COURT - Petition of Stephen Barfield
Source: General Assembly Session Records.  November-December 1800.  Box 3.
To the Honorable, the General Assembly of the State of No. Carolina.
The Petition of Stephen Barfield of the County of Bladen - Humbly representeth That your Petitioner has two illegitimate Sons bearing the names of Jesse Hatcher and Allan Somerset who is now both minors, and is desirous that their names should be alterd to that of Jesse Barfield and Allen Barfield which your petitioner prays may be done by legislative Authority, by having an Act of the General Assemly pass'd for that purpose, and their names confirmed under the same REgulations that all other names similar to those is done by your Honorable body and your Petitioner as in duty bound will every pray.
1st Nov. 1800  Stephen Barfield
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HORRY COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA DEED BOOK A-1
PLEADINGS AND JUDGMENTS 1804-1808; CONVEYANCES 1803-1810, 1838-1839
Abstracted by Catherine H. Lewis

67 Jessie Barfield & Jane his wife [d/o Francis Floyd, decd.] vs Izabel Taylor, admx. & Hugh Floyd & Sam’l Floyd, Admrs. Writ of partition 22 Oct 1804. Commissioners: Benjamin Lewis, Samuel Foxworth, John Ford, Joseph Ford, Willis Rawls. Heirs: Izabel, widow and 7 children: Jane, Hugh, Theophilus, Johnston, Cathrine, Izabel & Francis [minors, Jane & Hugh, execs.] Division signed 20 Mar 1806. Order signed October term 1807.
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1850 Warren Cty,Ms Census

879/907
Jesse Barefield 67 SC
Eliza " 16 Ms
Catherine Hatcher 12 Ms
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Found on Genforum, posted by Louise Barfield:

While visiting Vicksburg Ms. I went to Porter's Chapel Cemetery and discovered the graves of Jesse & Jane (Floyd) Barfield/Barefield and many of their children. Although these Barefields are not directly linked to my family I wanted to share with those of you who are from their line. They left a beautiful tribute behind on the graves of their family members. If you have never seen the graves, please go, it's a site you will never forget. These Barefields, (at times spelled Barfield and Bearfield, the family now spells it Barefield) were a shining example for all who carry the name.

The graves are each surrounded in brick about a foot high, on top of the brick lay a slab of what appeared to have been marble, it runs the length of each grave. The inscriptions were written on the slabs.

Inscriptions:

To The Memory of

Jesse Barfield
A Native Of South Carolina.
Born September 14th, 1784
Died September 21st, 1859

Sacred To the memory of Jane Barefield, wife of Jesse Barefield

Born Febuary 11th, 1783
Died March 24th, 1832

Her history was of beautiful comment on the duties of the wife, the mother, and the friend as she lived for the happiness of others her life was a pious offering to God and humanity to charity, prudence, and frugality she united the faith and hope of the christian; and has left a memory of unfading greeness in the hearts of those who survive and mourn her loss.

At the foot of her grave stands a DAR plaque with this inscription:

Jane Floyd Barefield
Daughter of a Patriot
Placed by the Deer Creek Chapter DAR.

Francis Barefield
Born June 31, 1805
Died December 29, 1846

Jesse F. Barefield
Born Febuary 3, 1816
Died August 15, 1850

Viola Barfield
A native of MS.
Born September 11, 1834
Died September 27, 1857

Hugh Barefield
Husband of Susan Barefield
Born June 11, 1820
died September 28, 1854

Rebecca Shamberger
Daughter of Susan Barefield
Born September 5, 1842
Died March 1, 1846

Back Row:

Stephen Barefield
Born August 23, 1805
Died December 23, 1863

Life's labours past the honest toilful man sleeps here, as only the just whose worth and virtues blossom in the dust.

Margaret Barfield (his wife)
Born March 20, 1804
died January 28, 1863

Hers was a life of careful domestic toil, of patient unwearied devotion of daily trials and daily triumph.
Blessed are the dead who die in the hand.

The above mentioned graves are now divided from the other graves at Porter's Chapel by a road and are across the street setting on the hill.

The following graves were found in the main part of the cemetery behind the (now) Methodist Church. They were together & large slabs cover the graves.

John Bearfield
Born September 12, 1812
Died August 17, 1873

Mark the perfect man and behold the upright. For the end of that man is peace. signed, SJB

Margaret Consort (wife)
of John Barefield
Born May 8, 1820
Died April 9th 1852
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The 1850 WarrenCo census shows an Eliza Barfield, age 16 bn MS, and Catharine Hatcher, age 12 bn MS, living with Jesse. It is not known who Eliza is, but Catharine is Jesse's granddaughter, dau of Stephen and Margaret Barfield Hatcher.

(all of above
from Ancestry.com, Nel Hatcher, Descendants of William Hatcher, 1613-1680)

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1850 Slave Schedule, Warren County, Mississippi
Owner: Jesse BAREFIELD
1 Black Female, 45
1 Black Male, 43
1 Black Male, 43
1 Black Female, 38
1 Black Male, 24
1 Black Male, 23
1 Black Male, 20
1 Black Female, 18
1 Black Male, 14
1 Black Female, 10
1 Mulatto Male, 8
1 Black Female, 6
1 Black Female, 4
1 Black Male, 2

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SOURCES
Louisiana Soldiers in the War of 1812 - Ancestry.com

 1783 - 1832 Sarah Jane Floyd 49 49 ~1828 - UNKNOWN William Hintson ~1828 - ~1905 William A. Hintson 77 77 BET 28 MAR 1754 AND 1756 - 1804 Francis Lewis Floyd BET 1 JUL 1763 AND 1764 - ~1837 Isabella Warburton Johnston 1725 - BET 1793 AND 1794 Gilbert Jr. Johnstone Gilbert Johnstone (1725-94), raised and equipped a company of partisan horsemen and served under Marion during the Revolution.  His son Hugo was in his command and their military orders were signed by John Rutledge.  He was born in Ireland and died in North Carolina.  (The National Society for the Daughters of the American Revolutions Volume 17, page 239 - Mrs. Virginia Eliza Powell Pickett.  DAR ID Number 16646)   BET 1715 AND 1739 - >1763 Margaret Worburton ~1700 - 1775 Gilbert Sr. Johnstone 75 75 ~1700 - >1725 Caroline Johnstone 25 25 1665 - 1730 John of Stapleton 65 65 ~1665 - >1718 Elizabeth Belchier 53 53 1633 - 1673 Gabriel Belchier 40 40 1625 - 1672 James Johnstone 47 47 ~1831 - UNKNOWN Martha Ann Standard ~1835 - UNKNOWN Marshall Standard 1837 - UNKNOWN Steven Standard BET 1846 AND 1847 - UNKNOWN Ezekial Standard 1853 - UNKNOWN Wiley Standard 1855 - UNKNOWN James Standard 1875 - UNKNOWN Argustus Standard 1880 - UNKNOWN Bobbie Standard 1803 - UNKNOWN Ann R. Barfield 1814 - UNKNOWN Martha Elizabeth Barfield ~1699 - UNKNOWN Gabriel Johnstone ~1702 - UNKNOWN Samuel Johnstone BET 1704 AND 1718 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Johnstone D. UNKNOWN John Johnstone BET 1633 AND 1635 - 1673 Henrietta Douglas 1602 - 1653 James Johnstone 51 51 ~1606 - 1640 Margaret Douglas 34 34 31 JAN 1651/52 - UNKNOWN Mary Johnstone of Crawford 1654 - UNKNOWN Margaret Johnstone 1660 - UNKNOWN James Johnstone 17 FEB 1663/64 - UNKNOWN William Johnstone of Annandale 1667 - UNKNOWN George Johnstone 18 JAN 1656/57 - UNKNOWN Henrietta Johnstone 1567 - 1608 James Johnstone 41 41 1576 - 1636 Sarah Maxwell 60 60 ~1544 - 1587 John Johnstone 43 43 BET 1549 AND 1552 - >1613 Margaret Scott BET 1512 AND 1522 - 20 JAN 1582/83 John Maxwell BET 1534 AND 1544 - 14 MAR 1592/93 Agnes Herries BET 1582 AND 1583 - 8 MAR 1638/39 William Douglas ~1586 - 1628 Isabel Kerr 42 42 BET 1558 AND 1559 - 1615 James Douglas BET 1561 AND 1564 - UNKNOWN Mary Fleming BEF 20 FEB 1557/58 - 1609 Mark Kerr ~1555 - 8 JAN 1616/17 Margaret Maxwell 1658 - UNKNOWN Janet Johnstone 1659 - UNKNOWN Isabel Johnstone ~1753 - UNKNOWN Hugo Johnston ~1751 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Johnston 1726 - 1786 Andrew Johnson Floyd 59 59 <1699 - <1774 Nathaniel Floyd 75 75 >1699 - >1774 Mary LNU 75 75 1790 - UNKNOWN Johnson Hugh Floyd ~1801 - UNKNOWN Francis Floyd 1787 - UNKNOWN Theophilus Floyd ~1528 - <1567 James "Younger" Johnstone 39 39 ~1507 - 1567 John Johnstone 60 60 ~1511 - 1544 Elizabeth Jardine 33 33 ~1482 - 1524 James Johnstone 42 42 ~1496 - UNKNOWN Mary Maxwell BET 1520 AND 1539 - UNKNOWN Margaret Hamilton ~1496 - UNKNOWN John Hamilton BET 1500 AND 1516 - UNKNOWN Janet Home 1475 - 1529 James Hamilton 54 54 ~1479 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lindsay 1452 - ~1456 Alexander Home 4 4 Was his mother Marion Lauder? 1541 - 1578 Elizabeth Ross 37 37 ~1450 - <1509 Adam Johnstone 59 59 ~1422 - <1484 James Johnstone 62 62 ~1421 - AFT FEB 1492/93 John Johnstone ~1434 - UNKNOWN Janet Harries ~1454 - AFT MAR 1510/11 Marion Scott ~1395 - 1455 Adam Johnstone 60 60 ~1347 - UNKNOWN John Johnstone BET 1406 AND 1416 - <1482 Robert Fleming ~1226 - UNKNOWN Margaret LNU BET 1336 AND 1340 - >1402 Christian De Seton ~1522 - UNKNOWN William Scott ~1502 - 1552 Walter Scott 50 50 ~1505 - UNKNOWN Janet Kerr ~1486 - >1545 Andrew Kerr 59 59 ~1483 - >1543 Janet Home 60 60 BET 1521 AND 1525 - 6 MAR 1599/00 Grizel Bethune or Betoun ~1489 - UNKNOWN John Betoun or Bethune BET 1450 AND 1455 - 1503 Patrick Home ~1458 - UNKNOWN Margaret Sinclair ~1430 - 1484 Thomas Kerr 54 54 ~1443 - UNKNOWN Margaret Kerr ~1441 - UNKNOWN Thomas Kerr ~1405 - ~1450 Andrew Kerr 45 45 BET 1540 AND 1541 - 1572 James Douglas BET 1542 AND 1543 - UNKNOWN Margaret Gordon ~1499 - 1547 James Gordon 48 48 BET 1499 AND 1503 - <1535 Margaret Crichton ~1458 - 1525 Robert Acarsane Gordon 67 67 ~1460 - <1538 Mariota Acarsane 78 78 ~1435 - UNKNOWN John Acarsane ~1437 - UNKNOWN Isabella Vaus ~1446 - 1517 John Gordon 71 71 ~1428 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lindsay BET 1510 AND 1525 - >1543 Catherine Kennedy Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1501 - <1560 James Kennedy of Blairquhain 59 59 ~1505 - >1560 Agnes Murray 55 55 ~1465 - ~1527 John Murray 62 62 ~1433 - 1493 Cuthbert Murray 60 60 ~1437 - UNKNOWN Marjory Menzies ~1407 - ~1472 Charles Murray 65 65 ~1379 - <1438 Thomas Murray 59 59 ~1353 - 1388 Patrick Murray 35 35 ~1327 - UNKNOWN Adam Murray ~1301 - UNKNOWN George Murray ~1275 - UNKNOWN William Murray BET 1509 AND 1523 - 1543 William Herries ~1477 - 1513 Andrew Herries 36 36 ~1480 - UNKNOWN Nicholas (Nicole) Home ~1456 - 1506 Alexander Home 50 50 ~1438 - UNKNOWN Agnes Elizabeth Hepburn <1422 - 1446 Adam of Hailes 24 24 BET 1388 AND 1397 - >1464 Janet Borthwick ~1391 - <1460 William Borthwick 69 69 William Borthwick, 1st Lord Borthwick, so created 12 June 1452, knighted vp. 1430, one of the magnates who according to contemporary records habitually plundered the Customs. [Burke's Peerage]

1430 Built Borthwick Castle by expanding Lochorwart Castle.

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Borthwick Castle
©1995-2002 Gazetteer for Scotland


A twin towered castle on the E flank of the village of Borthwick in Midlothian, Borthwick Castle lies 2 miles (3 km) south east of Gorebridge. It was built by Sir William Borthwick in 1430 on the site of an earlier tower and is noted for its exceptionally strong walls which are up to 4.3 (14 feet) thick. It is said that prisoners, with their hands tied, were invited to jump the 4m (12 foot) gap between the massive towers of this U-plan keep. Those who succeeded were freed, those who did not would no longer be in the need of the hospitality of the house!

Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87), visited the castle in 1567 soon after her unpopular marriage to James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell (1536-78). The couple were besieged by a force of 1000, led by some of Mary's most senior nobles, who implicated Bothwell in the murder of her second husband Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley (1545-67). Mary was able to negotiate with the force, allowing Bothwell to slip away, and she escaped the following day dressed as a page-boy. The opposition quickly caught up with Mary who, within days, was forced into compromise and captivity at Carberry Hill.

The Parliamentarian army of Oliver Cromwell (1599 - 1654) attacked Borthwick in 1650 and brought about its swift surrender. Damage to the stone-work, caused by cannon, can still be seen. The castle was abandoned not long after the visit of Cromwell's forces but was fully restored between 1890 and 1914. During World War II Borthwick was used as a secret repository for various national treasures. In 1973 this fine castle was converted into a hotel.

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Brief History

Borthwick Castle is one of the most important historic buildings in Scotland. It is a twin towered baronial keep, built by the first Lord Borthwick (conflicting sources say that is was built by Sir James Borthwick,later Lord Borthwick, in 1420, or by Sir William Borthwick in 1430. Further research is required but I think it was probably built by Sir William, who later became the first Lord Borthwick.)

One history says that the castle was built on the site of an earlier motte castle known as Lochorwart, granted to Lord Borthwick by James I. Another states that in about 1378 the Borthwicks acquired the Lothian lands of Catcune, but before long they won from the Hays the much richer property of Locherworth and there built about 1430 the majestic Borthwick Castle. Whether the "winning" of the land from the Hays was through James I taking it from them and granting it to the Borthwicks I know not at this stage!

Here are some reported events relevant to the romantic history of the castle, and the Borthwicks themselves:

1420: In 1409 Margaret, daughter of William Hay, married William the 'Red' Douglas, 2nd Earl of Angus in an attempt to bring the 'Red' Douglases back into the fold of the 'Black' Douglas camp. With the death of William Hay in 1420, his son Thomas took over as Lord of Yester and started a dispute with the Borthwicks of Borthwick castle, Mid Lothian also 'Black' Douglas vassals. This led to local Lothian violence with the 'Red' Douglases delighted to help the Hays in their attacks, because they were protecting their 'in laws'. This minor civil war continued until Prince James, now King James I (1406-1437) returned to Scotland in 1424.

1430: In 1420 Sir William Borthwick was Captain of Edinburgh Castle and in 1430 he granted lands by King James and built the castle. (Possibly these were the lands lost by the Hays in the battles referred to above.) Sir William Borthwick's son was created Lord Borthwick in 1454. He died some time before 1458 and is commemorated by a splendid tomb in the old church of Borthwick. From 1430 onwards the Lords Borthwick had immense possessions and great influence in Midlothian.

1513 - The Battle of Flodden: In 1478 John Hay was created Baron Yester of Yester. In 1513 Baron Yester and his kinsman Hay Earl of Erroll of Slains castle, near Aberdeen gathered their forces together and marched south with King James IV of Scots (1488-1513) to harry the north of England. The King was also joined in this venture by several other noble Lairds, the aged Archibald 'Bell-the-cat' Douglas of Tantallon castle, Lord Borthwick of Borthwick castle (the King's cannon commander) , Lord Lyndsay of Byres castle, near Haddington and the Border veteran Lord Home of Home castle.

The Scots crossed the river Tweed at Coldstream, stormed Wark castle, bombarded Norham castle with 'Mon's Meg' (great bombard held today at Edinburgh castle) into surrender, seized Etal castle and burnt down Ford castle after the King spent several days dallying with Lady Heron of Ford. This was a ploy on Lady Heron's part, by detaining the Scots King in her bedchamber it allowed the English Borders time to assemble their forces at Newcastle and Alnwick. As the Scots sat inactive encamped at Flodden hill, Archibald Douglas suggested the Scots army should either advance further into England or withdraw altogether. The King insisted that Douglas leave if he was too old to fight. Furious, Douglas departed leaving his two sons George and William to fly the Douglas colors at Flodden When the English did arrive they began filing across the valley towards Branxton ridge cutting off the Scots retreat route. Lord Borthwick pleaded with the King to let him fire a barrage on the English before they reached the other ridge. King James dismissed this suggestion as unchivalrous and insisted a salute was fired to acknowledge their arrival. Interestingly this salute was viewed as incompetence by the English who assumed the Scots gunners were firing over their heads unable to gauge their position. Lord Lyndsay begged the King to allow him to charge with his horsemen down the hillside to divide the English before they could assemble. Once again the King refused the sound guidance of his men and threatened to hang Lord Lyndsay from the gate of Byres castle on his return to Scotland if he did not hold his position. See Douglas History.

William, 4th Lord Borthwick, was killed in the Battle of Flodden in 1513, after which his son, William (d.1543), took responsibility of the young King James V in Stirling Castle.

18 November 1650: the Borthwicks adhered to the royalist cause during the civil war, and their castle was besieged after the Battle of Dunbar in 1650. Oliver Cromwell, leader of the Roundheads in the Civil War, attacked the castle, but it was spared from the inevitable destruction when Cromwell offered John, the royalist 10th Lord Borthwick, honourable terms of surrender, which he accepted. First Cromwell sent a letter to Lord Borthwick, requesting the surrender of the house '....you shall have libertie to carry off your armes and goods and such other necessitate as you have.. ... You have harboured such parties in your house as have basely and inhumanely murdered our men: if you necessitate me to bend my cannon against you, you may expect what I doubt you will not be pleased with.' Borthwick initially resisted, but Cromwell's cannon quickly demonstrated that the castle walls were not the impregnable form of defence they had once been, creating the damage to the eastern wall and parapet still visible today, and Borthwick quickly came to terms, exchanging his castle for the lives of its defenders. Cromwell's letter hangs today, 350 years later, in the Great Hall of Borthwick Castle.

The Civil War resulted in the dethronement, trial and beheading of a Stuart King, Charles 1.

Oliver Cromwell 1599 - 1654 Soldier and statesman. Born in Huntingdon (England), Cromwell was staunchly Calvinist in his religious principles and was regarded as a gifted and forceful general. He led the Parliamentarian army which over-threw King Charles I. Although Charles had surrendered to the Scots, he was handed over to Cromwell who executed him in London (1649). Cromwell brought about an enforced Union between Scotland and England by appointing himself as Lord Protector of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. When King Charles II signed the National Covenant, he regained the support of Scotland, causing Cromwell, supported by General Monk, to invade (1650). Monk crushed Scotland within a year, forcing Charles II to flee the France and causing much hunger and poverty. It was only after Cromwell's death and the Stuart restoration in 1660 that conditions improved.
Source: ©1995-2001 Gazetteer for Scotland.

1687 - Mary Queen of Scots: The connection between the castle and Mary Queen of Scots is so famous that I've created a separate section for it below.


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Mary Queen of Scots & Borthwick Castle
Mary Stuart, Mary Queen of Scots (1542-87) and James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell (1536-78) visited the castle in 1563 during a progress. Perhaps they liked it - or thought it a safe fortress - as it was in Borthwick castle that Mary and her new husband Bothwell sought refuge in 1567. On that occasion they were besieged here, Mary only escaping disguised as a man.

Here, with grateful acknowledgement to the excellent Mary Stuart site, is a chronology of Mary's brief but dramatic connection with the castle:

1 July 1563: Mary travels to Dunipace, Glasgow, Hamilton, Dumbarton Castle, Inveraray Castle, Dunoon, Eglington. Then on to Ayr, Dunure, Ardmillan, Ardstinchar, the Abbey of Glenluce, the Priory of Whithorn, Kenmure Castle, St Mary's Isle, Dumfries, Drumlanrig Castle, Crawfordjohn, Couthalley, Neidpath Castle, Borthwick Castle, Dalhousie and Roslin. She returns to Edinburgh in September 1563 after a visit at Craigmillar Castle.

1 May 1567: The nobles who had been coerced to put their names to the Ainslie Bond, in support of Bothwell's marriage to Mary, rapidly changed their minds when they saw Bothwell in such a powerful position. On 1 May 1567, they signed another bond whose aims were the liberation of the Queen, securing Prince James and bringing the dictatorship of Bothwell to an end. The ringleaders included Morton, Argyll and Atholl who had signed the Ainslie Bond. Maitland also deserted Mary's cause even though he had previously encouraged her to marry Bothwell.

15 May 1567: Mary and James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, her third husband, are married in Edinburgh according to Protestant rites at 10 a.m. The nobles were not happy.

7 June 1567: Bothwell and the queen left Edinburgh on 7 June, and headed for the impregnable fortress of Borthwick (or Botherwick) Castle where they hoped to muster their own forces.

9/10 June 1567: The Earls of Morton and Hume, with eight hundred of their Borderers, appeared at Borthwick Castle. The nobles demanded Bothwell's head and Mary's renunciation of the Earl and his influence. Bothwell, a suspect in the murder of Queen Mary's second husband, Lord Darnley, just a few months before, fled the castle's sheltering 110-foot towers and the asylum offered by the 6th Lord Borthwick, leaving his wife and queen behind.

11 June 1567: Mary managed to escape through a narrow window (right) disguised as a pageboy, and rode off to meet Bothwell at Black Castle, stronghold of the Wauchopes, Bothwell's henchmen, at Cakemuir. From there, Mary and Bothwell went to Dunbar to muster an army.

15 June 1567: The nobles seized Edinburgh. The queen mustered about three thousand men, and marched upon the capital. The forces confronted each other at Carberry Hill near Musselburgh, where, after a day spent in parleying, Mary surrendered to the nobles, and Bothwell was allowed to ride off in the direction of Dunbar. The queen was taken to Edinburgh on 15 June, and on 17 June she was conveyed a captive to Lochleven Castle, which stood on an island in the lake. On 23 June, she was forced to sign her abdication of the throne, and to confirm the appointment of Moray as regent, to govern during the minority of her son.

Mary Queen of Scots Mary died upon the scaffold at Fotheringay Castle in the North of England in 1587. Bothwell had died nine years earlier in a Danish prison. See Castles site.

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Title: Burke's Peerage & Baronetage, 106th Edition, Charles Mosley Editor-in-Chief, 1999
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Abbrev: Burke's Peerage & Baronetage, 106th Edition, Charles Mosley Editor-in-Chief, 1999
Title: Burke's Peerage & Baronetage, 106th Edition, Charles Mosley Editor-in-Chief, 1999
Page: 318
Quality: 3 BET 1362 AND 1373 - UNKNOWN Rachel Hay ~1342 - 1406 Thomas Hay 64 64 BET 1346 AND 1351 - ~1389 Elizabeth Stewart ~1401 - 1418 Henry Beaufort 17 17 ~1429 - UNKNOWN George Ker BET 1452 AND 1462 - UNKNOWN Mariot Marion Saint Clair BET 1428 AND 1442 - UNKNOWN Katherine Home BET 1400 AND 1408 - AFT FEB 1489/90 Alexander Home BET 1368 AND 1370 - 1424 Alexander Home BET 1375 AND 1382 - UNKNOWN Janet Hay ~1365 - 1421 William Hay 56 56 ~1339 - UNKNOWN Janet Johanna Jean Gifford ~1275 - UNKNOWN Hugh Gifford BET 1403 AND 1412 - >1443 Mariot Lauder BET 1350 AND 1393 - <1421 John Lauder BET 1380 AND 1399 - 1425 Katherine Landells BET 1350 AND 1365 - 1425 Robert Lauder ~1367 - AFT 4 JAN 1389/90 William De Landells ~1105 - 1162 Hugh De Morville 57 57 BET 1412 AND 1417 - 1466 John Saint Clair BET 1413 AND 1417 - >1471 Isobel Saint Clair ~1394 - UNKNOWN William Saint Clair ~1356 - >1429 John Saint Clair 73 73 ~1331 - UNKNOWN John Saint Clair ~1287 - UNKNOWN William Saint Clair ~1335 - 1418 Margaret Sinclair 83 83 ~1303 - UNKNOWN William Sinclair ~1316 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stratherne ~1490 - UNKNOWN Janet Douglas ~1463 - 1513 Sir William of Glenbervie 50 50 BET 1488 AND 1494 - 1546 Robert Maxwell ~1425 - 1513 John Maxwell 88 88 1404 - 1484 John Maxwell 80 80 ~1372 - UNKNOWN Robert Maxwell ~1338 - UNKNOWN Herbert Maxwell ~1407 - UNKNOWN Janet Crichton ~1372 - 1454 George Crichton 82 82 ~1348 - >1433 Stephen Crichton 85 85 ~1351 - UNKNOWN FNU Cairns ~1317 - UNKNOWN Duncan Cairns BET 1450 AND 1470 - UNKNOWN Agnes Stewart ~1418 - 1496 Alexander Stewart 78 78 1441 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Douglas ~1390 - >1485 William Stewart 95 95 ~1393 - AFT 13 JAN 1458/59 Elizabeth BET 1398 AND 1423 - 1479 James II Hamilton 1408 - 1468 Euphemia Graham 60 60 BET 1387 AND 1390 - 1441 James I Hamilton Held hostage in 1424 and 1426 for the ransom of King James I from his English captivity. BET 1390 AND 1399 - UNKNOWN Janet Livingstone BET 1360 AND 1371 - 1402 John Hamilton ~1379 - UNKNOWN Jacoba Janet Douglas ~1350 - 1420 James Douglas 70 70 1382 - 1413 Patrick Graham 31 31 1384 - 1415 Euphemia Stewart 31 31 1335 - 1412 Patrick Graham 77 77 1300 - 1364 David Graham 64 64 BET 1260 AND 1275 - 1373 David VI Graham ~1278 - UNKNOWN Annabelle Strathren ~1353 - 1415 Euphemia Egidia Stewart 62 62 BET 1318 AND 1321 - UNKNOWN John Stewart ~1324 - UNKNOWN Alicia More ~1298 - UNKNOWN Isabel Graham ~1268 - ~1304 Nicholas Graham 36 36 Ancestry - Sharon Neal D. UNKNOWN Mary 1537 - 1572 John Fleming 35 35 1494 - 1547 Malcolm Fleming 53 53 ~1507 - 1562 Janet Joan Stuart 55 55 ~1465 - 1524 John Fleming 59 59 ~1477 - 1502 Eupheme Drummond 25 25 17 MAR 1472/73 - 1513 James IV of Scotland 4 sons. 2 daughters BET 1473 AND 1485 - 2 JAN 1527/28 Nichole Kerr 1515 - 1547 Robert Ross 32 32 BET 1517 AND 1522 - UNKNOWN Agnes Moncrief 1482 - FEB 1555/56 Ninian Ross ~1493 - UNKNOWN Janet Stewart 1909 - UNKNOWN Adam Gramling 1911 - UNKNOWN Irvin C. Gramling Private Ruth Onieta Gramling Private Glenn Alfred Gramling Private Nina May Gramling Private Harry Jennings Gramling Private Phyllis Eileen Gramling ~1869 - UNKNOWN Bertha D. LNU ~1881 - UNKNOWN Ana Sidle Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Choate Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Caramela Private FNU Tranguia ~1897 - UNKNOWN Prince C. Henson ~1464 - 1513 John Ross 49 49 ~1441 - <1499 Robert Ross 58 58 ~1416 - >1500 John Ross 84 84 ~1391 - UNKNOWN John Ross ~1419 - UNKNOWN Marjory Mure ~1397 - UNKNOWN John Mure ~1440 - <1478 Agnes Melville 38 38 ~1415 - UNKNOWN Thomas Melville ~1473 - UNKNOWN Christian Edmonstone BET 1452 AND 1453 - 1502 Archibald Edmonstone BET 1455 AND 1456 - UNKNOWN Janet Shaw BET 1412 AND 1430 - UNKNOWN James De Shaw <1452 - ~1488 Mary Margaret Stewart 36 36 BET 1409 AND 1410 - 23 FEB 1472/73 Arnold Van Egmond von Geldern Wikipedia.org (Maria van Arkel)
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1385 - 4 JAN 1450/51 Jan II "met de Bellen" van Egmond Wikipedia.org (Maria van Arkel)
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1380 AND 1389 - 1415 Maria Van Arkel Wikipedia.org (Maria van Arkel)
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
 1362 - 1425 John XII of Arkel 63 63 Wikipedia.org (Maria van Arkel)
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1330 AND 1338 - 1396 Otto Van Arkel Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1335 AND 1343 - >1410 Elizabeth Van Bar Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1362 AND 1368 - UNKNOWN Johanna Van Gulik Wikipedia.org (Maria van Arkel)
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1318 AND 1333 - 1393 Wilhelm VI of Julich ~1338 - 1405 Marie of Guelders 67 67 1417 - 10 FEB 1478/79 Katharine of Kleve ~1379 - 1448 Adolf I Herzog Von Kleve 69 69 BET 1388 AND 1394 - 2 FEB 1440/41 Marie of Burgundy 1371 - 1419 Jean De Bourgogne 48 48 1363 - 23 JAN 1422/23 Margarethe of Bavaria 1336 - 1404 Albrecht I of Bavaria 68 68 ~1340 - 26 FEB 1385/86 Malgorzata Luben 15 JAN 1341/42 - UNKNOWN Philippe II "le Hardi" of France 1350 - 16 MAR 1404/05 Marguerite of Flanders 1292 - UNKNOWN Malcolm Drummond ~1354 - 1397 Thomas De Holand 43 43 BET 1350 AND 1352 - 17 MAR 1414/15 Alice Fitzalan BET 1306 AND 1313 - 24 JAN 1374/75 Richard De Arundel BET 1311 AND 1318 - 11 JAN 1371/72 Eleanor Plantagnet ~1315 - 1360 Thomas De Holand 45 45 D. UNKNOWN John Plantagenet BET 1300 AND 1309 - 24 MAR 1360/61 Henry "De Grosmont" Plantagenet He was the Duke of Lancashire. Acceded: 1351. 1St Duke Of Lancaster. Grosment Of Derby.

A Soldier and diplomatist, the most trusted adviser of King E dward III of England (reigned 1327–77). He was unquestionab ly the most powerful feudal lord in England at that time.
The son of Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster, he was the great-g randson of King Henry III and grandfather of King Henry IV . Created Earl of Derby in 1337, he succeeded to his father 's earldoms of Lancaster and Leicester in 1345. In 1349 h e was made Earl of Lincoln and in 1351 Duke of Lancaster, w ith sovereign (or palatine) powers within his domains. Kin g David II of Scotland created him Earl of Moray in 1359.

During the Hundred Years' War between France and England (1 337–1453), Henry served in the naval battles off Sluis (no w in The Netherlands) in 1340 and off Winchelsea, Sussex, i n 1350. From 1345 to 1347 he was Edward III's lieutenant an d captain in southwestern France; he won a notable victor y over a superior French force at Auberoche in Périgord, Oc tober 1345, and sacked Poitiers in October 1346. In 1349 h e was appointed captain and vice-regent of Gascony and Poit ou. As Edward's commissioner in France, he was largely resp onsible for negotiating in May 1360 the provisional Treat y of Brétigny, ending the first phase of the war. At variou s times he was sent on embassies to most of the courts of E urope. He died of the plague.

Upon the death of Lancaster's older daughter, Maud, in 1362 , the Lancastrian titles and estates passed to his younge r daughter, Blanche, and her husband, John of Gaunt. Thei r son became King Henry IV, the first Lancastrian ruler of England.

He Fought In France And Was Chief In Command At The Siege O f Calais.
He Was Made The King's Lieutenant In Flanders And Franc e & Made Earl Of Lincoln.
Earl Of Derby. He Was The King's Lieutenant For The Northe rn Parts Of England. BET 1313 AND 1315 - UNKNOWN Isabel Beaumont ~1382 - ~1470 Alexander Montgomery 88 88 Succeeded his father, but d. before his grandfather Alexander, Lord Montgomery.
 BET 1372 AND 1405 - 1439 Thomas II Boyd BET 1350 AND 1375 - BET 2 AND 7 JUL 1432 Thomas Boyd BET 1375 AND 1380 - UNKNOWN Johanna Montgomery BET 1356 AND 1368 - ~1383 Margaret Maxwell BET 1352 AND 1362 - UNKNOWN John Montgomery ~1328 - UNKNOWN Thomas Boyd ~1330 - UNKNOWN Alice Gifford ~1303 - UNKNOWN Thomas Boyd BET 1407 AND 1408 - 1438 Alan Stewart ~1403 - BEF 7 FEB 1477/78 Catherine Seton ~1348 - 1425 Duncan Stewart 77 77 Duncan, 8th Earl of Lennox (beheaded 1425). [Burke's Peerage]

Lennox, previous creations: The Earldom descended to Maldouen's grandson (Malcolm, 4th Earl) , then to the latter's son (another Malcolm, 5th Earl) and grandson (Donald, 6th Earl). In about 1364, however, the 6th Earl's daughter Margaret inherited the title as Countess of Lennox in her own right. She married Walter de Fasselane (modern Faslane), who seems to have been recognized as Earl of Lennox in right of his wife since in about 1385 the two of them made the dignity over to their eldest son Duncan. This son, the 8th Earl, who had not legitimate sons, got a regrant of the title from Robert III extending the line of descent to his daughter and her husband, though why this was thought necessary, given that the Earldom had already descended in just such a manner only a generation previously, is uncertain. One can only assume that the view of Earldoms in Scotland was changing about this time.

Isabel, the daughter of Duncan, 8th Earl of Lennox, accordingly became Countess of Lennox, in her own right, but her husaband Murdoch, 2nd Duke of Albany and first cousin of James I, was involved in a plot against the King and executed along with his father-in-law, the 8th Earl of Lennox. [Burke's Peerage, p. 2402]


Built Lennox Castle.

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EARLDOM of LENNOX (VIII)

DUNCAN, EARL OF LENNOX [SCT], son and heir, by reason of his parents' resignation. He, who was born about 1345, was in 1385 confirmed by the King in the earldom. Having no lawful issue male, he resigned it for a new grant thereof, 8 Nov. 1392, to him and the heirs male of his body, whom failing, to his daughter Isabel and her husband, Murdoch Steward, and the survivors of them, and the heirs of their bodies.

He married (disp. to recontract marriage 30 March 1373) Ellen, widow of John, 1st son (by 1st wife) of John, 7th LORD OF THE ISLES, and daughter of Gillespie (or Archibald or Celestin ) CAMPBELL, pobably by Isabel, daughter of Sir John LAMONT of that ilk. She was living 1434 . He was involved in the fate of the family of his son-in-law, and executed for high treaso n on the mound of Stirling Castle, 25 May 1425, and buried in the church of the Friars Preachers. [Complete Peerage VII:592-3, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

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A knight by 8 May 1385 when he obtained the earldom on the resignation of his parents, although "an octogegenarian" and apparently blameless, he shared in the downfall of his son-in-law , Murdoch Stewart, Duke of Albany, the Regent, and was beheaded along with him and two grandsons. EARLDOM OF LENNOX [SCT] BET 1350 AND 1393 - <1478 William Seton ~1377 - UNKNOWN John Seton ~1378 - 1449 Catherine Sinclair 71 71 1360 - 1410 William Seton 50 50 ~1363 - UNKNOWN Janet Fleming BET 1344 AND 1347 - UNKNOWN Isabel Strathechin BET 1338 AND 1343 - 14 FEB 1404/05 David Fleming ~1380 - UNKNOWN Janet Dunbar BET 1373 AND 1383 - 1440 Malcolm Fleming ~1384 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stewart 1265 - 1317 John Graham 52 52 BET 1437 AND 1438 - ~1477 Malcolm Fleming ~1420 - UNKNOWN Janet Douglas ~1441 - UNKNOWN Euphame Livingstone ~1438 - 1519 John Drummond 81 81 1445 - 1470 Sir Malcolm Drummond of Stobhall 25 25 BET 1421 AND 1443 - UNKNOWN Marion Murray ~1429 - UNKNOWN William Murray BET 1401 AND 1402 - ~1454 Margaret Colquhoun BET 1374 AND 1380 - UNKNOWN Walter Drummond 1382 - UNKNOWN Margaret Ruthven BET 1346 AND 1362 - 1373 John Drummond ~1350 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Sinclair 1245 - 1293 Malcolm Drummond 48 48 1445 - >1509 Elizabeth Lindsay 64 64 BET 1421 AND 1425 - 1453 Alexander "The Tiger" Lindsay Alexander de Lindsay, 4th Earl of Crawford, "Earl Beardie" or "The Tiger", hereditary Sheriff of Forfar as well as Aberdeenshire, Ambassador to England 1451, rebelled against James II 1452 but defeated at Battle of Brechin, following which he was stripped of his title (pardoned 1453); married Margaret (later wife of William Wallace of Cragie) - Burkes Peerage

Sir Alexander Lindsya, "The Tiger", 4th Earl of Crawford, d. Sept 1453, sheriff of Aberdeenshire 1445-1452, Ambassador to England 1451, Guardian of the Marches 1453; m. as her 1st husband Margaret Dunbar, d. bet July 1498 and January 1499/1500, daughter of Sir David Dunbar of Cockburn - Magna Charta Sureties
 1405 - 17 JAN 1445/46 David Lindsay David De Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Crawford, hereditary Sheriff of Aberdeenshire (a post which remained in the Lindsay family till the first half of the 16th century and which helped them maintain a quasi-independent status as princes); married c. March 1422/23 Marjory, daughter of Alexander Ogilvie of Auchterhouse; killed 17Jan 1445/46 four days after being injured in an affray at Arbroath between the Lindsay's (led to victory by his son and heir) and his wife's relatives the Ogilvies, despite his efforts to prevent it. - Burkes Peerage

Sir David Lindsay, Knight, 3rd Earl of Crawford, sheriff of Aberdeenshire, d. 17 Jan, 1446; m. (papal dispensation, 4 Mar 1422/23), marjory, living 1400, daughter of Alexander Agilvie of Auchterhouse. - Magna Charta Sureties
 BET 1400 AND 1408 - BET 1460 AND 1476 Marjory Ogilvy Marjory, living 1400. daughter of Alexander Agilvie, of Auchterhouse. - Magna Charta Sureties ~1374 - >1421 Alexander Ogilvy 47 47 Ancestry - Larry Overmire BET 1332 AND 1335 - BET 1391 AND 1392 Walter Ogilvy Walter was killed in a skirmish with robbers in 1391. (Burke's Peerage)
 ~1387 - >1328 Alexander Lindsay 59 59 Alexander De Lindsay, 2nd Earl of Crawford, knighted 1424, a hostage for James I and imprisoned in the Tower of London 1424; obtained a new entail of his comitatus (county, here in the sense of domains appertaining to an earl of a county) 1421 (an early example of a royal charter containing a name and arms clause) - Burkes Peerage

Sir Alexander Lindsay, Earl of Crawford, b. c 1387, d. 1438 after 31 March; ambassador to England 1429-1430; m. before 1410, Marjory, probably a daughter of the Earl of Dunbar (Magna Charta Sureties)
 BET 1389 AND 1392 - >1429 Marjory of Crawford BET 1359 AND 1360 - 1407 David Lindsay David De Lindsay, 1st Earl of Crawford, so created between 21 April and 2 May 1398; Justiciary 1289; Sheriff Banff; inherited from cousin as 9th feudal Lord of Crawford 1397; represented the chivalry of Scotland in what contemporary chroniclers refer to as a "passage of arms' (i.e. a friendly joust) with Lord Welles on 23 April (St George's Day) 1390 on London Bridge before Richard II and his Queen Anne of Bohemia, when he unhorsed his opponent; Admiral of Scotland 1403. Ambassador to England 1404 and 1406; acquired the feudal Lordship of Strathnairn from his wife (Burke's Peerage)
 ~1362 - ~1446 Jean Stuart 84 84 May have been Elizabeth or Catherine Stewart. ~1329 - 1381 Alexander Lindsay 52 52 Sir Alexander de Lindsay of Glenesk, angus; succeeded his mother in her share of the Abernathy lands. - Burkes Peerage BET 1335 AND 1338 - <1378 Catherine Stirling About the middle of the fourteenth century the male line of the Stirlings of Glenesk failed in two co-heiresses.  One of these ladies, Catherine Stirling, was married to Sir Alexander Lindsay, third son of Sir David of Crawford, and she was the mother of the first Earl of Crawford.  The other daughter was married to Robert de Atholia, grandson of Angus, Lord of the Isles.  He succeeded to the Inverness and Moray portion of the Stirling estates; Sir Alexander Lindsay inherited the Angus section of them, and they formed a noble domain.  Catherine Stirling died some time before 1278, as Sir Alexander Lindsay had married his second wife, Marjory Stuart, cousin to Robert, Duke of Albany, prior to that date.

Local tradition says Catherine Stirling had a defomed brother known by the sobriquet of 'Jackie Stirlin' who was heir to the property.  He was to marry the daugher of a neighboring baron, but this union did not approve itself to Sir Alexander and his lady.  Remonstrance proving of no avail, the laird was despatched at a place a little to the north of the Castle, and the body was buried in the family vault.  The crime embittered the latter days of the Lord of Edzell, and he made atonement for the murderous deed of his youth by large gifts to the Church.  He rebuilt the Church of Finhaven, and gifted it to the Cathedral of Brechin, then went on a pilgimage to Palestine where he died en route.


 ~1300 - UNKNOWN John Stirling The next proprietors of Glenesk of whom we have any knowledge are the Stirlings.  It is not known whether they followed immediately after the other owners we have noted, or if there was an intermediate proprietary race.  The family whence they sprung is not certainly known, but it is probable they were of the same stock as the family of Keir, the armorial bearings of both having points in common.  In what manner, or from whom, they acquired Glenesk is also unknown.  Besides possessing Glenesk, Edzell, and Lethnot, they were also the proprietors of large estates in Inverness and Moray shires, and they were sometimes designed "de Moravia".  In Ragman Rolls, they are so styled, and several others of them swore featly to Edward I at same time, as did 'de Glenesk".  (Burke's Peerage) (?)
 ~1299 - 1357 David Lindsay 58 58 ~1240 - <1303 Mary De Ergadia of Argyll 63 63 Mary (married 4th by 10 April 1299, as his 2nd wife William FitzWarin and died by 10 Oct 1301), daughter of Ewen of Argyll and widow of (a)Magnus, King of the Isles of Man (died 1265) and (b) Malise, 5th Earlof Strathearn (died by 23 Nov 1271) [3rd husband was Hugh Aberneth(died c1291)]. [Burke's Peerage]

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He [Malise of Strathearn] married, 4thly, circa 1268, Mary, widow of Magnus, KING OF MAN (died 1265), daughter of Ewen of Argyll. He died (before 23 November) 1271, it is said in France, and was buried at Dunblane. His widow married, 3rdly (post nuptial dispensation 5 April1281), Sir Hugh ABERNETHY of that Ilk, who died between 28 June 1291and 10 February 1291/2. She married, 4thly, as his 2nd wife, before 10 April 1299, William FITZWARIN, who died before 1 December following and was buried in the church of the Grey Friars, London. M.I. She was living, 28 September 1300, but died before 10 October 1303 and was buried with him. M.I. [Complete Peerage XII/1:382-3, (transcribed byDave Utzinger)] BET 1423 AND 1425 - BEF JAN 1498/99 Margaret Dunbar BET 1376 AND 1380 - >1443 David Dunbar of Cockburn 1301 - ~1330 Edmund of Woodstock 29 29 BET 1292 AND 1299 - UNKNOWN Margaret Wake ~1268 - UNKNOWN John Wake 1280 - 1328 Robert De Holland 48 48 1265 - UNKNOWN Louis "D'Acre" De Brienne 1270 - UNKNOWN Agnes Beaumont 1291 - 1349 Alice Comyn 58 58 ~1256 - UNKNOWN Joan De Latimer BET 1243 AND 1253 - 1311 Robert De Holand BET 1253 AND 1256 - >1311 Elizabeth De Samlesbury ~1280 - UNKNOWN Willem "The Good" De Hainault ~1294 - UNKNOWN Jeanne De Crepi ~1270 - UNKNOWN Charles De Crepi 1281 - 1345 Henry of Lancaster 64 64 Henri de Lancastre, knight, serving with the army of King Edward I in Scotland; fought at the Battle of Falkirk, 22 July 1298.

His arms are recorded as "Gules three lions passant gardant in pale or a bend azure" (Falkirk Roll H53 (12)  {The bend was a difference, as the arms themselves - Gules three lions passant - were the arms of his cousin the King; his brother Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, bore the same arms, with a label for difference.} 

"Henricus de Lancastre Dominus de Munemue". tenth of the barons who sealed the Baron's letter to the Pope, February 1301 (in response to the Scots letter to Boniface VIII in 1298, fefying the claimed English superiority) following the Parliament at Lincoln, 13-20 Jan 1300-1301.

Succeeded brother Thomas as 3rd Earl of Lancaster, 1322.  Earl of Leicester, 1324. 

Became blind (probably while in France, 1329-1330)





 1244 - 1296 Edmund "Crouchback" Beaufort 51 51 BET 1248 AND 1250 - 1302 Blanche De Crepi BET 1280 AND 1282 - AFT 19 FEB 1316/17 Maud De Chaworth BET 1250 AND 1259 - 1283 Patrick De Chaworth BET 1243 AND 1252 - ~1306 Isabel De Beauchamp ~1516 - 1584 Mark Kerr 68 68 ~1520 - 1594 Helen Leslie 74 74 BET 1492 AND 1499 - 1558 George Leslie George, 4th Earl of Rothes, an Extraor Ld of Session, and Sheriff of Fife, Ambassador to the Court of Denmark 1550.  On the attainder of his s, the Master of Rothes, he had a charter of the forfeited lands of Ballinbreich, which he alienated to his third son Andrew.  He married 1st, 1517, Margaret, illegitimate daughter of 3rd Lord Crichton, by Margaret, daughter of James III (a union dissolved by divorce 27 Dec, 1520), and had issue.  His Lordship married 2nd, Elizabeth (dsp), widow of 4th Lord Glamis, and of the 3rd Earl of Huntly, and daughter of 2nd Lord Gray.  He married 3rd , Agnes, widow of the 2nd Lord Fleming, and daughter of Sir John Somerville of Cambusnethan.  After the death of his 3rd wife, the Earl ws re-married to his divorced 1st wife, Margaret Crichton.  George, Earl of Rothes, married 5th, Margaret Lundy (dsp), widow of 8th Earl of Crawford, and died at Dieppe, 28 November 1558, on his way home from attending as representative of the Scottish estates at the marriage of Queen Mary with the Dauphin.  He was succeeded by his 3rd son.

Ancestry - Larry Overmire BET 1480 AND 1488 - UNKNOWN Margaret Crichton BET 1446 AND 1453 - <1493 William Crichton William, third Lord Crichton, had an affair with Margaret, the sister of James III, and as a result they had a child. After this he was implicated in a conspiracy against the king involving James’ younger brother, Alexander, Duke of Albany. In 1485 he was forced to forfeit all he owned and all his titles. Being lucky to escape with his life. From this point onwards the link between the Crichtons and their castle was broken.  -  http://www.lordbothwell.co.uk/crichton.html



 BET 1455 AND 1459 - UNKNOWN Margaret Cecilia Stewart ~1270 - UNKNOWN Annabella Graham 1319 - UNKNOWN Jean II "Le Bon" De Valois 1315 - 1349 Jutte "Bonne" of Bohemia 34 34 1293 - UNKNOWN Philippe VI De Valois 1293 Joan De Bourgogne 1282 - 1347 Louis III von Wittelsbach 65 65 1311 - 1356 Margaretha D'Avesnes 45 45 1286 - 1337 Wilhelm III Von Holland 51 51 1294 - ~1352 Jeanne De Valois 58 58 1229 - 2 FEB 1293/94 Ludwig II Von Wittelsbach ~1330 - UNKNOWN Albert Brunswick ~1311 - 1398 Ludwik I Luben 87 87 1290 - 1362 Agnieszka (Agnes) of Glogau Sagan 72 72 ~1295 Reinoud II "the Black" Van Guelders ~1303 - 1329 Sophie De Berthout 26 26 ~1252 - 1326 Rainald I of Guelders 74 74 ~1265 - 1331 Marguerite De Dampierre 66 66 BET 1465 AND 1470 - >1518 Margaret Janet Balfour Some show Margaret as the daughter of Michael Balfour and Marjorie Durie.

Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1462 - 1513 William Leslie 51 51 Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1438 - ~1508 Marjory of Orkney 70 70 1406 - 1480 William of Orkney 74 74 BET 1360 AND 1375 - 1422 Henry II Sinclair ~1375 - UNKNOWN Egidia Algida Douglas BET 1340 AND 1388 - 1404 Henry Sinclair ~1355 - UNKNOWN Jean Halyburton ~1317 - >1358 William Sinclair 41 41 ~1320 - UNKNOWN Isabella of Strathearn ~1279 - ~1329 Malise II "Moray" Orkney 50 50 ~1311 - >1367 Joanna De Menteith 56 56 D. UNKNOWN Peter Oliphant ~1258 - 1325 Malise I "Moray" of Orkney 67 67 ~1247 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Comyn ~1335 - >1402 John Halyburton 67 67 ~1338 - UNKNOWN Margaret Cameron ~1316 - UNKNOWN John Cameron ~1287 - UNKNOWN Walter Cameron ~1356 - ~1392 William Douglas 36 36 BET 1325 AND 1346 - <1409 Archibald "The Grim" Douglas Leader of the "Black Douglas" clan.  Illegitimate son of Sir James Douglas.

He extended the Douglas lands and power, gaining the Barony of Bothwell and its castle through marriage (1362) and the Lordship of Galloway, together with lands in the eastern part of that region, from King David II in return for his loyalty.  He succeeded to the Earldom of douglas after his cousin, Jame Douglas (c. 1358-1388) was killed at the Battle of Otterburn.

He rebuilt Bothwell Castle and built Threve Castle, between 1360 and 1390, and it was in the latter that he died.  His body was returned to Bothwell where he was buried int he Collegiate Church of St. Bride's, which he founded.

 BET 1340 AND 1346 - 1409 Joanna of Moray BET 1305 AND 1320 - 1346 Maurice of Moray BET 1360 AND 1368 - UNKNOWN Egidia Stewart ~1439 - ~1486 Andrew Leslie 47 47 ~1432 - 1490 George Leslie 58 58 ~1380 - BET 19 MAY 1439 AND 3 FEB 1439/ Norman Leslie of Rothes Sir Norman Leslie of Rothes was a hostage for the ransom of King James I between 1425-1427 ~1350 - FEB 1411/12 Sir George Leslie of Rothes BET 1318 AND 1323 - <1396 John Leslie ~1331 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth De La Hay BET 1290 AND 1296 - <1324 Andrew Leslie BET 1279 AND 1281 - BET 1316 AND 1317 Alexander Abernathy ~1263 - 1320 Norman Leslie 57 57 BET 1392 AND 1413 - UNKNOWN Christian Seton ~1409 - UNKNOWN Christian Halyburton ~1380 - UNKNOWN Mary Marjory Douglas ~1378 - <1447 Walter "The Younger" Halyburton 69 69 ~1368 - UNKNOWN Isabel Stewart ~1365 - UNKNOWN Walter "The Elder" Halyburton D. UNKNOWN John Ferguson 1805 - UNKNOWN Stephen Barfield ~1800 - UNKNOWN Margaret Pharr 1807 - UNKNOWN Francis Barfield ~1817 - UNKNOWN Rhoda Bly or Ely 1809 - UNKNOWN Miles Barfield D. UNKNOWN Lavinia Owls 1812 - UNKNOWN John Barfield ~1819 - UNKNOWN Margaret Bolls or Boles D. UNKNOWN Stephen Hatcher 1816 - UNKNOWN Jesse Floyd Barefield D. UNKNOWN Irene Coody 1818 - UNKNOWN Samuel Barfield D. UNKNOWN Katherine Swanson 1820 - UNKNOWN Hugh Barefield D. UNKNOWN Susan Ferguson? D. UNKNOWN Isabella Barfield 1827 - UNKNOWN Catherine Jane Barfield ~1812 - UNKNOWN James Patterson Porter ~1849 - UNKNOWN Jesse Porter ~1838 - UNKNOWN Catherine Hatcher ~1841 - UNKNOWN Nancy Barfield ~1842 - UNKNOWN Susan Barfield ~1836 - UNKNOWN Viola Barfield ~1846 - UNKNOWN Eudora A. Barfield ~1848 - UNKNOWN Thomas H. Barfield ~1836 - UNKNOWN Sarah J. Barfield ~1838 - UNKNOWN Stephen Barfield ~1840 - UNKNOWN John W. Barfield ~1842 - UNKNOWN Jefferson Barfield ~1844 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Barfield ~1846 - UNKNOWN Camariece Barfield ~1847 - >1910 Mellvina C. (on 1880 Census) 63 63 1880 US Census, living in Upper Hightower, Towns, GA next door to Charles B. Rogers.  Mellvina C. is listed as wife to William Seay.

1900 US Census, living in Upper Hightower, Towns, GA in same household as Charles Rogers (head of household and father of Lucinda).  Lucinda's husband Osborn SEAY also in same household listed as Charles Roger's son in law.

1910 US Census, Tate City, Towns, GA, married to William for 41 years, mother of 8 children, 8 children still living.  Charles Rogers also in household listed as father in law (to William).

Ancestry.com - Gigi Foster Creel



 BET 1824 AND 1825 - 1862 Dempsey Seay ~1840 - UNKNOWN E. Seay ~1844 - UNKNOWN J. Seay ~1844 - UNKNOWN W. Seay ~1848 - UNKNOWN P. Seay ~1866 - UNKNOWN Alice Patterson ~1870 - UNKNOWN Amanda Patterson ~1868 - UNKNOWN Chester Patterson ~1889 - UNKNOWN Charles Seay ~1875 - UNKNOWN Ezekial Seay ~1877 - UNKNOWN Ellie Seay ~1885 - UNKNOWN Grace Seay ~1892 - UNKNOWN Lessie Seay BET 1825 AND 1828 - UNKNOWN Charles Brown Rogers Ancestry.com - Gigi Foster Creel BET 1830 AND 1832 - 1907 Caroline Ayers D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Woodville Widow of a commoner BET 1 AND 4 NOV 1470 - ~1483 Edward V of England "On the death of Edward IV in 1483, the crown passed to Edward V, but Edward was declared illegitimate and deposed in favor of his uncle, Richard.  Edward and his younger brother were moved to the Tower of London and after a few months the princes were never seen again."  Kings & Queens of England & Scotland, pg 41.
 D. ~1483 Richard York D. 1478 George of Clarence 1452 - 1485 Richard III of England 32 32 D. UNKNOWN Isabel Neville D. 1471 Richard Neville D. 1485 Anne Neville 1475 - 1484 Edward of England 9 9 D. 1499 Edward of Warwick D. 1541 Margaret of Salisbury D. UNKNOWN Anne of Cleves 4th wife of Henry VIII.  He refused to consummate the arranged marriage. D. 1542 Catherine Howard Henry's 5th wife

Catherine was locked up in Hampton Court prior to her beheading for adultery in 1542.  One day she supposwdly excaped and in desperation ran along the 40-foot galery to pound on the king's door and beg for mercy.  Sightings in this gallery of a running, screaming apparition have been reported for centuries; in fact, so many people, from staff to visitors, have reported encounters with Catherine Howard's ghost in the "haunted gallery" at Hampton Court that psychologists from the University of Hertfordshire conducted an investigation to see if they could find a scientific explanation for the phenomenon - not surprisingly, the results were inconclusive.  (found on internet, not genealogy-related but it's a kind of cool story!)
 D. 1548 Catherine Parr 6th and last wife of Henry VIII. D. UNKNOWN Philip II of Spain D. UNKNOWN Mary Tudor D. 1515 Louis XII of France D. UNKNOWN Charles of Suffolk D. UNKNOWN Frances Suffolk D. UNKNOWN Henry Grey D. 1554 Jane Grey D. UNKNOWN Edward Bruce D. 1612 Henry Stuart D. UNKNOWN Rutpert D. UNKNOWN Mary Stuart D. UNKNOWN William of Nassau 1650 - 8 MAR 1701/02 William III of England 1662 - 1694 Mary II of England 32 32 D. 1671 Anne Hyde 6 FEB 1664/65 - 1714 Anne of England D. UNKNOWN George of Denmark D. 1807 Henry Stuart of York 1430 - <1437 Alexander (Twin Brother of James II) Stewart 7 7 >1452 - UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart >1452 - UNKNOWN Son Stewart >1452 - UNKNOWN Son Stewart D. >1493 Joan Stewart BET 1432 AND 1440 - >1509 Annabella Stewart D. UNKNOWN Daughter Scotland D. UNKNOWN Daughter Scotland D. UNKNOWN Daughter Scotland D. UNKNOWN Daughter Scotland FEB 1425/26 - 1481 Christian I of Denmark BET 1513 AND 1514 - UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart <1512 - UNKNOWN Son Stewart D. UNKNOWN John Stuart D. UNKNOWN Daughter Stewart D. UNKNOWN Daughter Stewart ~1528 - UNKNOWN Janet Gordon ~1531 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gordon ~1472 - <1513 Robert Crichton 41 41 ~1472 - <1527 Marion Maxwell 55 55 ~1452 - BEF FEB 1491/92 Robert Crichton ~1440 - BEF FEB 1494/95 Robert Crichton ~1440 - UNKNOWN Christian Erskine ~1409 - >1478 Robert Crichton 69 69 ~1388 - UNKNOWN Robert Crichton ~1362 - UNKNOWN Robert Crichton ~1362 - UNKNOWN Christina Erskine ~1388 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Erskine BET 1362 AND 1366 - UNKNOWN William John Erskine ~1418 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Erskine ~1395 - UNKNOWN William Erskine ~1375 - UNKNOWN William Erskine ~1414 - UNKNOWN John Erskine ~1368 - <1452 Robert Erskine 84 84 ~1383 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lindsay ~1350 - BET 1403 AND 1404 Thomas Erskine ~1342 - 1413 Joneta Keith 71 71 D. 1143 Jan III Van Arkel ~1328 - BEF 6 MAR 1354/55 Beatrix Lindsay ~1452 - UNKNOWN Marion Stewart D. 1473 John Kennedy <1501 - UNKNOWN John Kennedy BET 1368 AND 1373 - 12 FEB 1428/29 John Stuart of Darnley ~1386 - 1429 Elizabeth Stewart 43 43 Younger daughter and co-heir of Duncan, 8th Earl of Lennox (Burke's Peerage)

Elizabeth (died Nov 1429), younger daughter and coheir of Duncan, 8th Earl of Lennox (beheade d 1425). [Burke's Peerage]

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Elizabeth, the Countess Isabel's other [than Margaret] sister, m. about Feb 1391/2 Sir John Stuart of Darnley, co. Renfrew (slain 12 Feb 1428/9, at the siege of Orleans). She d. in No v 1429, leaving a son and heir, Sir Alan Stuart of Darnley (slain 1439), who had a son and he ir John, who eventually succeeded as Earl of Lennox.

The heirs themselves contended and their partisans in recent times have fought over the quest ion of the seniority of the two sisters Margaret Menteith and Elizabeth Stuart. That Margaret was the elder is proved (a) by the grant of the Countess Isabel in 1451 to the Friars Preachers of Glasgow made with consent of Margaret "widow of the late Lord Rusky"; and (b) by the decision in favour of her heir, John Haldane, by the King, the Lords of the Council and other barons of the realm, 12 Jan 1475/6, as mentioned below. Margaret's heirs were entitled each to one-half of one-half of the earldom, the elder of them, John Haldane, having right to the seniority; the heir of Elizabeth was entitled to the other half. The inheritance for which they fought (but not the title) was actually in enjoyment of the King's favourite, Andrew Stuart, Lord Avondale, eldest (illegitimate) son of a son of the Duke of Albany and the countess Isablel, till his death in 1488, when John Stuart, Lord Darnley, was recognized as Earl of Lennox. [Complete Peerage VII:594] D. UNKNOWN Ninian McCullough BET 1348 AND 1357 - BET 1434 AND 1445 Helena Campbell He [Duncan of Lennox] married (disp. to recontract marriage 30 March 1373) Ellen, widow of Jo hn, 1st son (by 1st wife) of John, 7th LORD OF THE ISLES, and daughter of Gillespie (or Archi bald or Celestin) CAMPBELL, pobably by Isabel, daughter of Sir John LAMONT of that ilk. She w as living 1434. He was involved in the fate of the family of his son-in-law, and executed fo r high treason on the mound of Stirling Castle, 25 May 1425, and buried in the church of th e Friars Preachers. [Complete Peerage VII:592-3, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] 1330 - <1404 Alexander Stuart 74 74 ~1343 - UNKNOWN Janet Turnbull ~1494 - 1576 Patrick Hepburn 82 82 BET 1455 AND 1460 - ~1501 Herbert Herries BET 1460 AND 1461 - ~1486 Mariot Carlyle ~1480 - UNKNOWN Janet Douglas D. UNKNOWN Archibald Douglas 1480 - FEB 1556/57 Agnes Stewart Agnes was teh bastard daughter of James Stewart, Earl of Buchan.  Letters of Legitimacy were belatedly issued by Queen mary on 31 Oct 1552 under the Great Seal. ~1477 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gordon ~1500 - UNKNOWN James Douglas ~1407 - >1488 Janet Forrester 81 81 ~1382 - 1448 John Libertine Forrester 66 66 D. UNKNOWN Jean Sinclair BET 1460 AND 1465 - BET 1505 AND 1510 David Bethune or Betoun http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html BET 1465 AND 1470 - UNKNOWN Jean Duddingstoun 1437 - 1507 John Bethune 70 70 http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1440 - UNKNOWN Marjory Boswell http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1498 - UNKNOWN Janet Hay ~1468 - 1513 John Hay 45 45 ~1468 - >1524 Elizabeth Crichton 56 56 ~1435 - <1508 John Hay 73 73 ~1439 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Cunning? ~1500 - UNKNOWN Andrew Murray ~1543 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Murray ~1545 - UNKNOWN Walter Scott ~1554 - UNKNOWN Mary Scott ~1555 - UNKNOWN Janet Scott ~1556 - UNKNOWN Anna Scott ~1558 - UNKNOWN Eupham Scott BET 1415 AND 1418 - 1499 John Bethune http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1418 - UNKNOWN Katherine Stirling Daughter of Stirling of Keir.  One eighth part of lands of KENNOWAY brought as her tocher or dowry.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1393 - <1471 William Stirling 78 78 Most people consider William to be the 1st of Keir, however, the "Clan Stirling Online" website states that his father brought the lands of Keir into the family and therefore the father was 1st of Keir.   (from Cray Bauxmont-Flynn tree at Ancestry.com)

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1390 - >1421 Archibald Bethune of Holkettle & Balfour 31 31 Charter dated 1421 from Duke Murdoch (Regent of Scotland 1419-1424) of HOLKETTLE in Fife to "Archibaldo Bethune filio et heredi Johanni Bethune de Balfour....dilecto consanguino nostra" (owing to Stewart Mother and Grandmother)      (fr Jim Weber tree at Ancestry.com)

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html

 ~1365 - ~1420 John Bethune 55 55 http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1365 - UNKNOWN Catherine Stewart ~1340 - UNKNOWN John De Bethune Ancestry - Larry Overmire
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1328 - UNKNOWN Margaret of Holkettle ~1320 - 1375 Robert of Westhall de Bethune 55 55 Ancestry - Larry Overmire
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html ~1325 - UNKNOWN Janet De Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html BET 1298 AND 1300 - 1371 Michael de Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire 1446 - UNKNOWN Margaret Murray ~1492 - 1513 Adam Hepburn 21 21 1512 - UNKNOWN Patrick Hepburn ~1519 - UNKNOWN Cuthbert Ramsay ~1469 - 1506 Alexander Home 37 37 BET 1397 AND 1425 - ~1481 Andrew Ker ~1376 - UNKNOWN Ralph Ker ~1377 - UNKNOWN Mary Towers ~1356 - UNKNOWN Andrew Ker ~1357 - UNKNOWN Jean Crichton ~1398 - UNKNOWN Mary Herries ~1449 - ~1469 Alexander Home 20 20 ~1450 - UNKNOWN Agnes Hepburn ~1428 - ~1456 Alexander Hume 28 28 BET 1338 AND 1348 - 1402 Patrick "The Younger" Hepburn Sir Patrick Hepburn, the Younger, of Hailes; received safe conducts from Edward III in 1363 to visit the tomb of St. Thomas of Canterbury, and in 1364 to study at Oxford; he and his father contributed greatly to the Scottish Victory at Otterburn in 1388; married 1st VAux, daughter and co-heir of the family of that name who were feudal Lords of Dirleton; married 2nd Christian, heiress possessed of the manor or Waughton (married 2nd Sir William Lindsay of the Byres), daughter of William de Gourlay, maternal grandson of Sir William Erth, feudal Lord of Waughton, and was killed 1402 at Nisbet Moor (Burke's Peerage).
 ~1352 - UNKNOWN FNU Vallibus ~1420 - <1513 David Hepburn 93 93 ~1390 - <1469 Alexander Hepburn 79 79 BET 1365 AND 1367 - UNKNOWN Christian De Gourlay ~1425 - UNKNOWN Christian Sandilands ~1390 - ~1430 Jonet 40 40 ~1386 - <1426 James Sandilands 40 40 ~1346 - <1426 James Sandilands 80 80 ~1264 - 1304 Margaret de Guines 40 40 1422 - 1476 Patrick Murray 54 54 ~1425 - UNKNOWN Katherine Balfour ~1400 - UNKNOWN Michael Balfour ~1375 - UNKNOWN Andrew Balfour ~1333 - 1385 Michael De Balfour 52 52 ~1393 - BET 1451 AND 1459 Sir David Murray of Tullibardine Acquired Polgour in 1430, Fendoch, half of Ardoch and half of Kintoches in 1443.  Founded Collegiate Church of Tullibardine 1450.  Obtained Lethendy and Cultrannoch in 1446.  Auditor Exchequer 1448 and 1450.  Bailie Earldom of Strathearn and Keeper of Methven Castle (Burke's Peerage)
 D. UNKNOWN Joao Portugal ? BET 1362 AND 1398 - 1439 John Colquhoun BET 1364 AND 1398 - UNKNOWN Marion Boyd BET 1330 AND 1350 - >1395 Humphrey Colquhoun BET 1359 AND 1369 - 1446 David I Murray Ancestry - Errol Bevan BET 1370 AND 1378 - 1410 Isobel Stewart ~1350 - 1412 John Stewart of Innermeath 62 62 BET 1356 AND 1362 - 1439 Isabel Ergadia BET 1329 AND 1335 - 1390 Walter Murray Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1338 - 1421 Margaret le Baird 83 83 Ancestry - Errol Bevan BET 1589 AND 1591 - 19 FEB 1659/60 William Douglas BET 1610 AND 1611 - ~1674 Mary Gordon BET 1552 AND 1554 - 3 MAR 1610/11 William Douglas ~1558 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Oliphant ~1532 - 1591 William of Glenbervie 59 59 BET 1532 AND 1536 - >1606 Egidia Graham of Morphie 1535 - 16 JAN 1592/93 Lawrence Oliphant In April 1567, he sat on the assize for the trial of Bothwell, for the murder of Darnley, signed the bond for Bothwell's marriage to the Queen (Mary), and was one of the nine temporal lords present at the marriage.

Laurence was sent to England as a hostage for his father in 1543. 

He was served heir to his father's extensive estates on 2 May 1566. 
~1535 - ~1590 Margaret Hay of Erroll 55 55 ~1563 - 1636 George Gordon 73 73 1573 - 1642 Henrietta Stewart 69 69 ~1535 - 1576 George Gordon 41 41 ~1542 - >1574 Anne Hamilton 32 32 ~1542 - 1583 Esme Stuart 41 41 Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1542 AND 1547 - BET 1632 AND 1633 Catherine Henriette De Balsac Ancestry - Kirk Larson <1361 - 1405 Adam of Corstorphine Forrester 44 44 D. UNKNOWN Agnes Dundas ~1331 - >1364 John De Dundas 33 33 ~1306 - <1364 James De Dundas 58 58 D. 1332 George De Dundas D. UNKNOWN Hugh De Dundas D. <1300 Saer De Dundas D. UNKNOWN Radulphus De Dundas D. UNKNOWN Helias De Dundas D. 1215 Serle De Dundas D. UNKNOWN William of Roslin Sinclair D. BEF 28 JAN 1335/36 Henry of Roslin Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Alice De Fenton D. UNKNOWN Amicia Sinclair 1264 - UNKNOWN William of Roslin Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Robert De St. Clair 1186 - >1248 Eleanore De Dreux 62 62 ~1154 - 1218 Robert II De Dreux 64 64 BET 1164 AND 1168 - 18 MAR 1221/22 Yolande De Coucy ~1123 - BET 11 OCT 1184 AND 1185 Robert of France ~1130 - 1202 Agnes De Baudement 72 72 BET 1098 AND 1100 - 1144 Guy De Braine ~1100 - UNKNOWN Alix BET 1134 AND 1139 - 1191 Raoul I De Coucy BET 1140 AND 1141 - ~1168 Agnes Von Hennegau BET 1108 AND 1110 - 1171 Baldwin IV Von Hennegau BET 12 MAR 1269/70 AND 1271 - 1325 Charles I of France BET 1105 AND 1110 - 1148 Enguerrand II De Coucy BET 1105 AND 1112 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Baugency 1257 - 1313 Malise of Strathearn 56 56 D. >1385 John Kennedy D. UNKNOWN Mary Montgomerie D. UNKNOWN Neil Montgomerie D. UNKNOWN Gilbert De Carrick D. UNKNOWN Gilbert De Carrick D. UNKNOWN Roland De Carrick D. ~1405 John Maxwell D. ~1360 John Maxwell D. ~1270 Robert Maxwell D. >1265 John Maxwell D. UNKNOWN Aymer De Maxwell D. UNKNOWN Mary McGeachan D. UNKNOWN Roland McGeachan D. UNKNOWN John De Maxwell D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lindsay BET 1317 AND 1325 - 1358 James Lindsay BET 1230 AND 1240 - BET 28 JUN 1291 AND 10 FEB 1291 Hugh De Abernathy ~1266 - >1308 Alexander De Lindsay 42 42 Sir Alexander de Lindsay inherited in 1244 lands in Northumberland granted to his father by Margaret Countess of Pembroke, also to Breneville and the Byres and afterwards to Crawford.  He was a conspicuous supporter of Sir William Wallace and Robert I the Bruce and sat in Parliament in 1308.  (Burke's Peerage)
 1249 - >1296 John Erskine 47 47 ~1235 - 1268 David De Lindsay 33 33 ~1247 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Lindsay D. UNKNOWN David Lindsay ~1182 - UNKNOWN William Lindsay D. UNKNOWN Avice De Lancaster D. ~1200 William Lindsay D. UNKNOWN Aleanora Gilbert FitzReinfride D. >1220 Helawise De Lancaster 1301 - <1355 Mary Maria Abernathy 54 54 Mary, daughter of Alexander Abernathy of that Ilk, thus acquiring Ballinbreich, Fife and Cairnie, Forfar (Burke's Peerage)
 D. UNKNOWN Dugall Scrag D. UNKNOWN Uspac Hakon ~1186 - UNKNOWN Eustace Baliol BET 1195 AND 1203 - UNKNOWN Laurence De Abernathy ~1320 - <1406 Egidia Stewart 86 86 D. <1271 Malise of Strathearn 1222 - UNKNOWN Marjory De Muschamp ~1196 - 1250 Robert De Muschamp 54 54 D. UNKNOWN Maud De Vesci ~1155 - UNKNOWN Thomas De Muschamp D. ~1094 Robert Muschamp ~1176 - <1244 Robert of Strathearn 68 68 D. 1223 Gilbert De Strathearn ~1150 - UNKNOWN Matilda Maud D'Aubigny ~1085 - <1156 William "Brito" de Aubigny 71 71 William, who assumed, from what reason is unascertained, the surname of Albini, and was known as "William de Albini, Brito," in contradistinction to another great Baron, "William de Albini, Pincerna," from whom the Earls of Arundel descended. William de Albini, Brito, Lord of Belvoir, in the Chapter House of St. Albans, confirmed all the grants of his father and mother to the Church of Our Lady at Belvoir, desiring that he might be admitted in the fraternity as those his parents had been. This feudal lord acquired great renown at the celebrated battle of Tinchebray, in Normandy, where, commanding the horse, he charged the enemy with so much spirit that he determine at once the fate of the day. of the exploit, Matthew Paris says, "In this encounter chiefly deserveth honour the most heroic William de Albini, the Briton, who, with his sword, broke through the enemy, and terminated the battle." He subsequently adhered to the Empress Maud and had his castle of Belvoir, with all his other lands, seized by King Stephen and transferred to Ranulph, Earl of Chester. He m. Maud, dau. of Simon de St. Liz, 1st Earl of Huntingdon, widow of Robert, son of Richard de Tunbridge, and ding about the year 1155, left two sons, viz., William, surnamed Meschines, and Ralph. [Sir Bernard Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, England, 1883, p. 160, Daubeney, Barons Daubeney, Earl of Bridgewater]

Note: My sources disagree with his wife being Maud de St. Liz.

The following information was contained in a post-em by Curt Hofemann, curt_hofemann AT yahoo.com:

name: William D'ALBINI, Lord of Belvoir. [Ref: CP, Watney]

They derived from the town of Saint-Aubin d'Aubigné, and appear in later sources as Aubigny, Albigneio, Albini, and Daubney. [Ref: TAF 31 Oct 2002] Note: de l'arrondissement de Rennes, Bretagne - Ille-et-Vilaine = in the district of (city of) Rennes in the department (county?) of Ille-et-Vilaine in the (state?) of Brittany, France)

William d'Aubigny Brito [le Breton] was granted Belvoir by Henry I [Ref: Utz 10 Jan 1999]
William d'Aubigny Brito, m. Cecily Bigod, daughter of Roger Bigod by Adelaide de Todeny, daughter of Robert de Todeny (Tosny) of Belvoir. [Ref: TAF 21 May 2002]

Held half of Stockthorn and Tallington as held by his grandfather. Through his wife he held Belvoir. He also held South Petherton, in Somerset, which had been granted by Henry I. [Ref: Burke's Peerage 1949]

1106: fought at Techebral for Henry I [Ref: Watney #298]

obtained part of the fees of Belvoir before Cecily's mother was given posession of it; the marriage, therefore, may have been arranged to settle rival claims [Ref: CP IX:578(c)]

William de Albini, called the Briton, from having been born in England. He was a soldier of distinction, and acquired great renown in the celebrated battle of Tenercheby (sic), in Normandy, when he commanded the cavalry, for "by a charge of spirit, he determined at once the fate of the day." The monk Matthew Paris records "in this encounter chiefly deserveth honour the most heroic William de Albini, the Briton, who with his sword broke through the enemy and terminated the battle." When he became a supporter of the cause of Empress Maud, his castle of Belvoir, with all his great possessions, were seized by King Stephen, who presented them to Ranulph gerons de Meschines, the Earl of Chester. William-Brito de Albini died about 1155, leaving by his wife, Maud, daughter of Simon St. Liz, an eldest son, William. Ref: McBride 2 citing Wurts Vol I p39-42] Research note: Even though McBride claims to be citing Wurts, most of the above is word-for-word from Burke's. The identification of his wife is obviously at odds with Paget, Watney & others who indicate William's wife was Cecily de Belvoir/Bigod. Lastly, he was called "le Breton" not because he was born in England, but because his ancestors were from Bretagne (Brittany, now France) ... Curt

Children per TAF 21 May 2002:
a. William
b. Robert
c. Roger
d. Matilda
e. Basilia
f. Geoffrey
g. Odo
h. Ralph
i. (perh) Elias, ancestor of Aubigny of Ingleby

Research Note: Turton & Burke's 1949 give his parents as Roger d'Ivry & Adeliza de Grantmesnil. Upon further research this filiation is not valid... Curt

Regards,
Curt

all of the above from: Ancestry/Jim Weber

wikipedia.org (William d'Aubigny (Brito)) ~1090 - UNKNOWN Cecilia Bigod Ancestry/Jim Weber D. UNKNOWN Ferteth Strathearn ~1225 - ~1283 Henry III Graham 58 58 Ancestry - Sharon Neal ~1220 - 1243 FNU Avenel 23 23 Ancestry - Sharon Neal D. ~1203 Henry Graham ~1190 - UNKNOWN Roger Avenel Ancestry - Sharon Neal D. ~1159 Henry Graham D. UNKNOWN Peter Graham ~1134 - >1198 Piers Lutegareshale 64 64 ~1138 - UNKNOWN Maud De Mandeville D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1315 - ~1403 Alan Lauder 88 88 ~1285 - ~1370 Robert Lauder 85 85 ~1255 - <1337 Robert Lauder 82 82 ~1230 - 1311 Robert Lauder 81 81 ~1200 - >1251 William Lauder 51 51 ~1170 - UNKNOWN Robert of Lauder and Bass ~1145 - UNKNOWN Robert of Bass & Lauder ~1314 - UNKNOWN Alicia Campbell BET 1280 AND 1285 - <1343 Colin of Lochow Campbell ~1258 - BET 1315 AND 1316 Neil Nigel Campbell ~1260 - UNKNOWN Mariota Cameron ~1291 - UNKNOWN Helena Mor BET 1264 AND 1270 - 1333 Malcolm Lennox ~1270 - <1326 Marjory of Mar 56 56 <1100 - UNKNOWN Colban of Buchan BET 1100 AND 1120 - UNKNOWN Eva Mormaer ~1084 - UNKNOWN William of Fonthill Comyn BET 1084 AND 1088 - >1140 Maud Basset ~1053 - ~1084 John Comyn 31 31 D. UNKNOWN FNU Giffard 1030 - >1080 Thurstan of Ouilly- Basset 50 50 ~1234 - <1292 Malcolm of Lennox 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Margaret D. 1248 Malcolm of Lennox <1199 - >1250 Maldouen of Lennox 51 51 ~1170 - <1217 Alwin Mor 47 47 D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress 1173 - 1185 Gilbert De Striguil 12 12 ~1210 - BEF 12 MAR 1250/51 Elizabeth Stewart ~1232 - UNKNOWN Janet Sinclair ~1204 - UNKNOWN John of Douglass Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Katherine of Strathearn ~1178 - >1247 Matilda Maud of Orkney 69 69 ~1130 - UNKNOWN Ethen or Ethne LNU ~1192 - UNKNOWN Henry of Rosin Sinclair ~1177 - UNKNOWN Agnes Dunbar ~1145 - 1214 William of Rosslyn Sinclair 69 69 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Henry of Roslin Sinclair ~1118 - UNKNOWN Margaret Grathenay ~1060 - UNKNOWN Henry of Roslin Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Rosabel Fiorteith of Strathern BET 1220 AND 1230 - ~1294 Colin mor Campbell BET 1199 AND 1205 - ~1280 Gillespie Campbell BET 1201 AND 1207 - UNKNOWN Erricka of Carrick ~1182 - 1204 Archibald Dugald Campbell 22 22 1180 - UNKNOWN Finlay MacGillivrail ~1150 - UNKNOWN Naughton MacGillivrail 1158 - UNKNOWN Duncan Campbell ~1130 - UNKNOWN Archibald Gillespie Campbell ~1096 - UNKNOWN Cailan Maol Naith Campbell D. UNKNOWN Christian Lauder ? ~1421 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lauder ~1420 - UNKNOWN Marion Lauder ~1352 - 1394 Adolf III Von Kleve 42 42 BET 1310 AND 1314 - 1347 Adolf II Der Mark Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1315 AND 1322 - >1348 Margaret Kleve ~1342 - 1425 Margaretha Von Julich 83 83 BET 1312 AND 1334 - 1383 Gerhard VI of Julich ~1314 - 18 MAR 1383/84 Margaretha Von Ravensberg 1426 - UNKNOWN Mary of Kleve <1328 - 26 FEB 1360/61 Wilhelm V Von Julich ~1200 - 16 MAR 1277/78 Wilhelm IV Von Julich Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1175 AND 1180 - 1219 Wilhelm III Von Julich BET 1140 AND 1170 - 1217 Eberhard Von Heimbach ~1145 - >1190 Jutta Von Julich 45 45 D. >1172 Walter Von Hengebach D. >1130 Herimannus I von Hengebach D. >1147 Petrissa ~1110 - 1176 Wilhelm I Von Julich 66 66 D. UNKNOWN Gerhard IV Von Julich D. >1126 Gerhard III Von Julich ~1269 - 1298 Phillip De Artois 29 29 ~1185 - >1234 Matilda Von Limburg 49 49 Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1170 AND 1180 - 1226 Waleram BET 1139 AND 1140 - <1165 Heinrich III Von Limburg BET 1100 AND 1111 - 1167 Henry II de Lorraine BET 1109 AND 1123 - 1145 Maud of Limburg ~1085 - 1139 Walram III Paganus Von Limburg 54 54 BET 1087 AND 1093 - 1151 Jutta Von Wassenberg BET 1055 AND 1060 - 1119 Henri I of Lorraine http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm BET 980 AND 990 - 1027 Hartwig II of Bavaria BET 1060 AND 1063 - 1138 Gerard I or Gerhard III Von Wassenberg ~1048 - 4 JAN 1141/42 Clemence De Longwy 1087 - >1158 Adolf IV Von Saffenberg- Norvenich 71 71 BET 1085 AND 1100 - >1134 Margarete Von Schwarzenburg BET 1062 AND 1085 - UNKNOWN Engelbert Von Schwarzenburg SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson tree D. UNKNOWN FNU Von Mullenark ~1060 - 1109 Adalbert V Von Saffenberg 49 49 ~1063 - UNKNOWN Mechthild de Hollenden BET 1148 AND 1150 - 1226 Sophie Von Saarbrucken ~1119 - UNKNOWN Mathilde de Lorraine D. 18 FEB 1154/55 Mainhard Von Spanheim D. UNKNOWN Mechthild Von Morsberg D. 1118 Stephan Von Spanheim D. UNKNOWN Sophie Von Hamm D. <1125 Adalbert Von Morsberg ~1085 - UNKNOWN Mechthild Von Mompelgard BET 1130 AND 1135 - ~1183 Simon I Von Saarbrucken ~1080 - 1135 Friedrich I Von Saarbrucken 55 55 BET 1040 AND 1045 - 1085 Siegbert II Saargau BET 1040 AND 1045 - >1100 FNU Von Frankenburg ~1070 - >1152 Gisela Von Lothringen 82 82 BET 1040 AND 1060 - 23 JAN 1114/15 Dietrich II Herzog Von Ober-Lothrin BET 1050 AND 1055 - ~1099 Hedwig Von Flintsbach D. 1213 Kunigunde Von Lothringen BET 1151 AND 1152 - 1206 Friedrich I Von Lothringen BET 1110 AND 1119 - 1176 Matthaus I Von Lothringen 1096 - 1138 Simon I Vaudemont 42 42 ~1090 - 1158 Adelaide of Supplemburg 68 68 ~1050 - UNKNOWN Heinrich III Von Lowen ~0988 - >1040 Thiemo I Von Schweinachgau 52 52 1123 - 1195 Judith Von Schwaben 72 72 1050 - 1105 Frederick I Von Staufen 55 55 >1100 - 22 FEB 1129/30 Judith of Bavaria ~1086 - 1113 Sbislava Svyatopolkovna of Kiev 27 27 ~1125 - UNKNOWN Boleslaus IV "The Curly" of Poland 1074 - 1126 Heinrich IX der Schwarze Von Bayern 52 52 Lay brother of Weingarten. 1075 - 1126 Wulfhild Billung 51 51 1150 - 1223 Ludmilla Von Polen 73 73 ~1126 - 13 MAR 1201/02 Miesko II Der Alte Von Polen D. UNKNOWN Jewdokija Isjaslawna Kijewskaja 1085 - 1138 Boleslaw III Schiefmund Von Polen 53 53 BET 1093 AND 1101 - 1172 Salome Von Berg- Schelklingen BET 1040 AND 1043 - 1102 Wladislaw I Von Polen He took the Polish throne in 1079 when Boleslaus II died, but resigned the royal title and supported Henry IV in a bid to restore peace.
 <1047 - 1086 Judith Von Bohmen 39 39 ~1065 - 1086 Heinrich I Von Berg- Schelklingen 21 21 ~1075 - 1125 Adelheid Von Mochental 50 50 1101 - 1154 Isjaslaw II Von Kiew 53 53 1115 - 1151 Agnes Von Schwaben 36 36 1093 - UNKNOWN Konrad III Deutscher Konig 1076 - 1132 Mitislaw I Von Kiew 56 56 D. 1122 Christina Von Schweden 1095 - 1130 Gertrud Von Comburg 35 35 BET 1241 AND 1279 - BET 1328 AND 1329 Gerhard V Von Julich BET 1221 AND 1250 - BET 1289 AND 1293 Richardis Guelders Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1185 - 1229 Gerhard Van Gelre en Zutphen 44 44 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1150 - >1207 Otto I Van Guelders 57 57 ~1173 - 1231 Richardis Von Scheyern- Wittelsbach 58 58 BET 1117 AND 1130 - 1182 Hendrik II Van Guelders Zutphen BET 1128 AND 1138 - BET 1175 AND 1179 Agnes Von Arnstein ~1091 - 1131 Gerhard II Von Julich 40 40 BET 1084 AND 1095 - BET 1141 AND 1142 Irmgard Sophie Von Zutphen ~1030 - 1092 Dietrich Flamens Von Wessenberg 62 62 D. UNKNOWN Henri III of Luxemburg ~1025 - >1058 Ermesinde De Lorraine 33 33 BET 1059 AND 1060 - 1113 Otto Der Reiche Von Zutphen BET 1060 AND 1075 - ~1118 Judith Von Arnstein BET 1025 AND 1059 - ~1084 Gottschalk Von Zutphen Graf in der Twenthe 1027.  Graf van Zütphen 1037-1054.  "Heinricus…Romanorum imperator augustus" donated "Mehgida…in comitatu Godeschalci comitis et in pago Westvalen" to the Stift St Simon und Juda at Goslar by charter dated 27 Mar 1052[260].  Graf in der Hetter 1062.  m ADELHEID van Zütphen, daughter of OTTO Graf van Zütphen & his wife ---.  Heiress of Zütphen, Waldenburg und den Vogteien Münster und Borghorst.  from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407 ~1025 - >1059 Adelheid Von Zutphen 34 34 ~1110 - ~1120 Ludwig II Von Arnstein 10 10 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Udelheid Von Odenkirchen ~1064 - UNKNOWN Hemma Von Arnstein ~1079 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Von Arnstein ~1070 - UNKNOWN Arnold Von Arnstein ~1000 - UNKNOWN Rutbert I Von Zutphen ~1000 - UNKNOWN Irmentrud Von Hammerstein BET 1117 AND 1147 - 1183 Otto Von Wittelsbach ~1090 - 1155 Otto II Von Scheyern 65 65 D. 1170 Heilika von Lengenfeld- Hopfenohe-Pettendorf BET 1060 AND 1079 - 1110 Otto II Von Scheyern ~1065 - 1120 Richkart Von Weimar 55 55 BET 1025 AND 1044 - 1072 Otto I Von Scheyern ~0972 - >1030 Friedrich I Von Oberisar 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Ulrich I Von Weimar 1044 Sophia Von Ungarn 1070 - 1119 Friedrich Von Pettendorf 49 49 D. >1110 Heilwig D. UNKNOWN Ruotger Von Feldheim D. UNKNOWN Heilica Von Langenfeld BET 1146 AND 1151 - 1191 Agnes of Bavaria Wegener cites a source dated [1156/58] which names "Otto pal. comes" and his wife Agnes[183].  The necrology of Scheftlarn records the death "VII Kal Apr" of "Agnes ducissa"[184].  The necrology of Undensdorf records the death "VII Kal Apr" of "Agnes ducissa Bavarie"[185].  The necrology of Weltenburg records the death "VII Kal Mar" of "Agnes ducissa"[186].  m ([1156/58] or before) OTTO von Wittelsbach, son of OTTO II Graf von Scheyern, Pfalzgraf von Wittelsbach & his wife Heilika von Lengenfeld-Hopfenohe-Pettendorf (-Pfullendorf 11 Jul 1183, bur Scheyern).  Pfalzgraf 1149.  Duke of Bavaria 1180.  from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407 <1135 - >1175 Agnes Von Mainz 40 40 ~1110 - 1171 Ludwig I Von Looz und Rieneck 61 61 ~1060 - 1139 Arnold I Von Looz 79 79 The Gesta Abbatem Trudonensium names "nepote suo [=Gislebertus] comite Arnulfo de Los"[168], although another passage names "Arnulfus comes de Los, nepos Ghislberti comitis de Durachio"[169] suggesting that the former also refers to Count Arnold's cousin not his grandfather.  Graf von Looz.  Stadtgraf und Vogt von Mainz.  Vogt of St Pierre, Liège 1086.  Graf von Rieneck 1115.  He founded Averbode in 1135.  m ([1100]) AGNES von Mainz, daughter of GERHARD Graf von Mainz & his wife Hedwig von Bliescastel.  from
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407 D. UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Rieneck >1030 - 17 JAN 1077/78 Emmo III von Looz The necrology of Liège Saint-Lambert records the death "XVII Kal Feb" of "Emononis comitis"[166  from http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. <1078 Suanehildis of Holland D. UNKNOWN Gerhard Von Mainz D. UNKNOWN Hedwig Von Blieskastel D. 1142 Volmar V of Metz ~1095 - >1130 Mathilde Von Egisheim 35 35 D. 1111 Volmar IV of Metz D. UNKNOWN Swanehilde ~1054 Adalbert II D'Egisheim BET 1080 AND 1084 - 1143 Ermesinde De Longwy ~1192 - 1231 Margarethe Von Brabant 39 39 Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1160 AND 1165 - 1235 Heinrich I der Streitbare Von Brabant BET 1133 AND 1142 - 1190 Godfrey III Lothier BET 1101 AND 1107 - 1142 Gottfried II Von Brabant ~1060 - 25 JAN 1138/39 Gottfried V of Lothringen BET 1020 AND 1021 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II Von Lowen BET 1030 AND 1033 - >1086 Adele Von Der Betuwe BET 1084 AND 1088 - 1117 Ida von Chini BET 1060 AND 1068 - 20 MAR 1124/25 Otto II Von Chini BET 1066 AND 1068 - 1124 Adelheid Von Namur BET 1115 AND 1124 - >1162 Liutgard Von Sulzbach ~1080 - 1125 Berengar II Von Sulzbach 45 45 BET 1070 AND 1084 - 11 JAN 1125/26 Adelheid Von Wolfratshausen Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1038 AND 1067 - 1085 Gebhard II Von Sulzbach BET 1058 AND 1069 - 1101 Irmgard Von Rott ~1060 - BET 24 APR 1120 AND 1122 Otto III of Wolfratshausen http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1054 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Nuernberg BET 1135 AND 1138 - 1172 Margaret of Lorraine ~1163 - BET 1210 AND 1211 Mathilde Vom Elsass Ancestry - Nancy Ann Norman BET 1137 AND 1140 - 1173 Matthew Von Lothringen Ancestry - Nancy Ann Norman BET 1112 AND 1116 - BET 1165 AND 1166 Sibylla De Anjou BET 1090 AND 1099 - 17 JAN 1167/68 Dietrich II Von Flandern wikipedia.org (Derrick of Alsace) BET 1010 AND 1038 - 1070 Gerhard III Von Metz Herzon Von Ober-Lothringen BET 1000 AND 1020 - BET 1075 AND 1080 Hedwig Von Namur BET 1050 AND 1080 - ~1117 Gertrud Von Flandern ~1020 - ~1059 Friedrich Von Formbach 39 39 ~1137 - BET 1180 AND 1182 Marie Mortain Ancestry - Nancy Ann Norman ~1140 - UNKNOWN Adele De Champagne BET 1032 AND 1040 - 1113 Ida Von Nieder- Lothringen Ida nursed her children herself, "lest they be contaminated by evil influences. "
(The Ancestry & Life of Godfrey of Bouillon; by J. Andressohn; 1947)

After the death of her husband, Eustace II, her zeal for the church greatly increased. With the advice and aid of her eldest son, Count Eustace II, she built a monastery in Boulogne for the Order of St. Augustine, about 1096.
Later she bought the deserted monastery of Wast in the territory of Boulogne, repaired and decorated the church, richly endowed it, and then had Cluniac monks occupy it. (The Ancestry & Life of Godfrey of Bouillon; by J. Andressohn; 1947) D. UNKNOWN William IV Gouet ~1010 - 1089 Thibaut I De Champagne 79 79 Slain in battle by Godfrey Martel, Count of Anjou.
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Mike Lysell, mlysell AT attbi.com, provided the following information via a post-em:

Jim - found the following under "The Counts of Champagne": "Thibaud I of Champagne, also known as Thibaud III of Blois, was born in 1019. Eldest son of Eudes II, he inherited the counties of Blois, Tours, Chartres and Sancerre in 1037. He equally had control over Chateau-Thierry, Provins and Saint-Florentin. His younger brother Etienne obtained the counties of Troyes, Meaux and Vitry as well as the abbey Saint-Médard of Soissons.

"A few years after the death of their illustrious father, Thibaud and Etienne participated in the revolt led by Raoul of Crépy and Galeran of Meulan against king Henri I. This rebellion lasted from 1041 to 1044. King Henri received military support from the powerful count Geoffroy of Anjou who laid siege to Tours. On August 21st 1044, in what is known as the battle of Saint-Martin-le-beau, the troops of the count of Anjou were victorious over the forces of Thibaud and his brother Etienne. Etienne managed to successfully retreat, but Thibaud was captured and held prisoner in the tower of Loches. To gain his freedom, and to most probably save his life, Thibaud was forced to give over control of the Touraine region as well as the castles of Chinon and Langeais to the count of Anjou. As a result of this loss, the center of the Blois-Champagne principality shifted away from the Loire valley towards the Seine and the East. Around 1048, Etienne died and left his young son Eudes III in the protection of his uncle who acted as his regent. Upon reaching his majority, Eudes III distanced himself from Thibaud.

"He came dangerously under the influence of king Philippe I before finally deciding to take part in the conquest of England in 1066. He left France never to return again. From this point onward, the count Thibaud took control permanently of all the lands belonging to his family. In 1045, Thibaud married Gersent of Le Mans who gave him his first son, Etienne-Henri. In 1049, Thibaud annulled this marriage, expressly at the demand of pope Leon IX, for reasons of parentage.

"Thibaud I was directly implicated in the establishment of at least 12 monastic and parish churches in the Champagne region (a Benedictine priory for Saint-Germain of Auxerre at Saint-Florentin after 1037 ; a Benedictine priory for Marmoutier at Ventelay before 1042 ; the Benedictine priory of Saint-Ayoul for Montier-la-Celle at Provins in 1048 ; the hôtel-Dieu of Provins in circa 1050 ; the parish church at La-Croix-sur-Ourcq circa 1050 ; the collegiate church of Oulchy-le-Château after 1050 ; the parish church of Charlesville in 1060 ; the Benedictine priory of Sainte-Foy for Sainte-Foy of Conques at Coulommiers after 1060 ; the Clunisian priory of Saint-Pierre at Coincy in 1072 ; the collegiate church of Saint-Jean-des-Vignes at Soissons in 1076 ; the collegiate church of Saint-Martin of Vertus in 1081 ; the Benedictine abbey Saint-Sauveur at Vertus in circa 1081 ; the Benedictine priory of Saint-Quentin of Troyes for Molesmes before 1089 or 1090). He was in fact a self-proclaimed protector of all monastic institutions in Champagne. This great interest for monasticism was in part due to his concern for maintaining the independence of these communities from political rivals and it was a means of assuring better, friendly control of territories in these newly acquired eastern lands. His sphere of influence was thus made more considerable. As for his western domains, Thibaud established fewer new communities there. He was however the defensor of the great monastic house of Marmoutier in the Touraine region to whom he gave several tracts of land which permitted the establishment of two new priories in the county of Blois. Later in his life, Thibaud was to play an important role in what is now known as the 'Quarrel of Investitures'.

Since the papacy of Leon IX (1049-1054), the Roman church began actively to fight simony in the ranks of the French episcopacy as well as to take steps in extracting itself from what was felt at the time to be heavy handed secular influence. Archbishops and bishops who had gained their office not by election, but by fraudulent means were to step down or risk anathema and excommunication. The reforms came to a climax during the reign of pope Gregory VII (1073-1085). The king of France, Philippe I, did not cooperate with Rome and had no desire to see French dioceses gain in independence. For decades the Capetian monarchs had themselves been appointing ecclesiastics to office. This was too often done in exchange for 'gifts' to the king and meant that the monarch had a great deal of influence over those appointed in this manner. The pope sent legates to France who were to reform the French episcopacy and to excommunicate those who did not heed the decisions of the popes representatives. Thibaud I invited the legates to hold a council in his city of Meaux in Brie. In 1081, this council decided the excommunication of several of the king’s appointees. Another decision of great importance made at Meaux was that all monastic communities in Champagne and elsewhere in the north of France with fewer than ten members were to be affiliated with Cluny or Marmoutier, thus they would be protected from those nobles and others who might try to exploit them. Thibaud I was undeniably an ally to the reformers and participated throughout his lifetime to revitalizing the Church in France.

"The count Thibaud I Champagne died in 1089 at the age of seventy and was buried not at Marmoutier, but in the collegiate church of Saint-Martin founded by his father in the heart ot the Champagne region at Epernay. His eldest son Etienne-Henri inherited the western counties as well as Meaux. His sons Eudes IV and Hugues, born from his second marriage in 1060 to Adela of Bar-sur-Aube, received the remaining eastern counties. His youngest son, Philip, would become bishop of Chalons, but would only be in office one year before dying at a rather young age."

This sheds some light on his marriage to and divorce from Gersende du Maine and indicates she is the mother of Stephen (Etienne-Henri).

The website is located at //lamop.univ-paris1.fr/baudin/anglais/Thibaud1. No authors or sources are listed.

I thought you would be interested in the information.

Mike Lysell
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Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois
Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner




 ~1030 - 1074 Gersent of Le Mans 44 44 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois
Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1273 AND 1281 - >1337 Isabella Von Brabant- Aerschot BET 1243 AND 1254 - 1302 Gottfried Von Brabant- Aerschot BET 1220 AND 1233 - 9 MAR 1260/61 Heinrich III der Friedfertige von Brabant BET 1180 AND 1207 - 1 FEB 1247/48 Heinrich II der Grossmutige Von Brabant ~1201 - 1235 Maria Von Schwaben 34 34 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org <1177 - 1208 Phillip Von Hohenstauffen 31 31 Murdered by Otto of Wittelsbach.

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Wikipedia.org 1181 - 1208 Irene Von Byzanz 27 27 She was described by Walther von der Vogelweide as "the rose without a thorn, the dove without guile."

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Wikipedia.org ~1122 - 1190 Friedrich von Hohenstaufen 68 68 Supporter of the emperor conrad (his uncle) on the 2nd Crusade.

Attended King Baldwin's assembly at Acre, 24 June 1148.

One of the three leaders of the Third Crusade with Richard of England and Philip "Augustus" of France.
 ~1145 - 1184 Beatrix of the Franche- Comte 39 39 ~1090 - 1148 Renaud III of Macon 58 58 1119 - BET 1147 AND 1148 Agatha of Alsace D. UNKNOWN Etienne I De Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Beatrix Von Lowen BET 1135 AND 1155 - JAN 1203/04 Isaakios II Angelos In 1195 Alexios Angelos (Isaac's older brother) proclaimed himself emperor while Isaac was on a hunting expedition.  Isaac was blinded and imprisoned for 8 years in Constantinople by Alexios.

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Wikipedia.org BET 1113 AND 1122 - >1185 Andronikos Dukas Angelos SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org BET 1114 AND 1125 - >1195 Euphrosyne Castamonita SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org BET 1085 AND 1090 - >1166 Konstantinos Angelos 15 JAN 1095/96 - UNKNOWN Theodora Komnene BET 1090 AND 1099 - UNKNOWN Theodorus Kastamonites 1175 - >1223 Margaretha Von Ungarn 48 48 1148 - 1196 Bela III Von Ungarn 48 48 In 1164, the Byzantine Emperor Manuel I Comnenus concluded a treaty with Béla's brother, Stephen III, by which Béla was given the Croatian and Dalmatian territories and sent to Constantinople to be educated in the court of the emperor. Manuel, who had no sons of his own, intended the youth to succeed him and thus betrothed him to his daughter, Maria Comnena. Béla received a Greek name, Alexius, and the title of despot. When a son was born to the emperor this engagement was broken, but another marriage was arranged between Béla and Agnes de Chatillon, a princess of Antioch. She was also the half-sister of Empress Maria.

Béla succeeded his brother King Stephen III and was crowned under the influence of Emperor Manuel. As the new king, Béla adopted Catholicism and selected his son Emeric as his successor. He was a powerful ruler, and his court was counted among the most brilliant in Europe.

Béla was a warrior by nature and training, and the death of Emperor Manuel in 1180 left him free to expand Hungarian power in the Balkans. His attempt to recover Dalmatia led Hungary into two wars against Venice which ultimately faltered. He also aided the Serbs against the Byzantine Empire. At the time of his death Béla was assisting Emperor Isaac II Angelus in a war against Bulgaria. He was succeeded by both of his sons in turn, Emeric and Andrew.

Béla is interred at the Mathias Church Cemetery in Budapest, with his second wife Agnes. Through his son Andrew II, he is the ancestor of Edward III of England through Isabella of France. He is therefore an ancestor to the present-day British royal family including Queen Elizabeth II. BET 1125 AND 1130 Geisa III Von Ungarn 1130 - <1186 Euprosyne Von Kiew 56 56 BET 955 AND 961 - 1034 Ezzo I Von Pfalzgraf ~1120 - UNKNOWN Renaud De Chatillon-sur- Loing Furst Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1125 AND 1127 - 1163 Constantia de Hauteville 2nd wife of Renaud de Chatillon, Prince d'Antioche; mother of Agnes/Anne. [Ped. of Charlemagne, Vol. I, p. 268]

BURR, FOSTER, WAITE, NEWLIN LINE

!Her mother appears to have disliked her and planned for her to marry Manuel Comnenus (eventually Emperor of the Byzantine Empire), an alliance whose political implications thoroughly horrified the Frankish barons of Syria. Therefore it was with the utmost secrecy that Raymond of Aquitaine had journeyed to the Holy Land disguised as a peddler. Once there, he dealt with Alice by asking her to marry him, a not inappropriate match, since Raymond was 21 and Alice not yet 30. Flattered, she was silly enough to allow Raymond entrance to the city, going so far as to welcome him with an excess of emotion. While preparing for the wedding, she received the news the Raymond had just married her daughter, making himself the undisputed ruler of Antioch. [Eleanor of Aquitaine, p. 104]

Dau. of Bohemund II and Alice of Jerusalem; m.1 Raymond of Poitiers and was mother of Bohemund III, Philippa, Mary, and Baldwin; m.2 Reynald of Chatillon and was mother of Agnes. [Byzantium: The Decline and Fall, Family Trees]

Dau. of Bohemond II, Prince of Antioch, and Alix/Alice of Jerusalem; m. Renaud of Chatillon-sur-Marne and was mother of Anna/Agnes who m. Bela III, king of Hungary. [GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100]

Constance of Antioch (1127/8-1163) m.1 (1136) Raimund of Aquitaine (c.1100?-1149), younger bro. of Duke William X and thus a paternal uncle of Eleanor of Aquitaine. It was supposedly with Raimund that Eleanor initiated an incestuous sexual relationship when she and her first husband, Louis VII, were in Antioch during the ill-fated crusade of 1147-8. After Raimund's death, Constance m. Renaud in 1153; they are said to have had a son Renaud, who died young, and Agnes who later m. Bela III.
Constance of Antioch was the only surviving child of Bohemund II of Antioch (d. 1130) by Alice, daughter of Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem. [John Carmi Parsons ,jparsons@@chass.utoronto.ca]
from Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
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Wikipedia.org (Constance of Antioch)
 BET 1231 AND 1238 - 1273 Alix de Bourgogne ~1212 - 1248 Yolande De Dreux 36 36 9 MAR 1212/13 - 1272 Hugh IV Capet BET 1183 AND 1185 - 3 MAR 1233/34 Robert III Gasteble De Dreux 1166 - 1218 Eudes III Capet 52 52 BET 1176 AND 1182 - 3 MAR 1250/51 Adelaide De Chalon De Vergy 1148 - 1192 Hugh III Capet 44 44 Ancestry - James H. Maloney BET 1145 AND 1150 - 1200 Alix de Lorraine BET 1110 AND 1118 - 1162 Eudes II Borrel De Bourgogne Ancestry - James H. Maloney ~1128 - 1190 Marie Navarre 62 62 Ancestry - Michael Holler
Ancestry - James H. Maloney BET 1084 AND 1085 - 6 FEB 1142/43 Hugh II "Le Pacifique" de Burgundy BET 1082 AND 1090 - 1162 Felicia- Matilda of Mayenne Parents may have been Gauthier, Count of Mayenne and Aelina de Presles. D. UNKNOWN Isabelle De Champagne BET 1097 AND 1107 - 1160 Mathilde Von Spanheim Ancestry - Michael Holler
Ancestry - James H. Maloney
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Hugues De Vergy <1160 - 30 JAN 1223/24 Julia de Trainel <1105 - ~1169 Guy De Vergy 64 64 <1120 - UNKNOWN Alix De Beaumont-sur- Vingeanne <1076 - UNKNOWN Simon II De Vergy <1085 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth D. UNKNOWN Hugues de Beaumont-sur- Vingeanne D. UNKNOWN Mathilde de la Ferte-Sur- Aube <1130 - ~1194 Garnier II De Traynel 64 64 ~1140 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth De Marigny D. UNKNOWN Anseau De Traynel D. UNKNOWN Helissente de Montmirail BET 1185 AND 1192 - 1250 Alienore de Saint- Valery BET 1155 AND 1160 - BET 1218 AND 1220 Thomas De St. Valery of Beckley & Horton Thomas paid a relief for the livery of Beckley & Horton in 1191-92. ~1040 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Isabel de Montlhery BET 1160 AND 1162 - 1251 Adela De Ponthieu BET 1135 AND 1140 - 1191 Jean I De Ponthieu BET 1155 AND 1160 - 1191 Beatrice De Saint Pol BET 1090 AND 1116 - 1147 Guy II De Ponthieu BET 1110 AND 1120 - 1182 Ida de St. Pol ~1130 - 1174 Anselme Candavaine 44 44 ~1141 - UNKNOWN Eustache De Blois ~1262 - <1296 Jeanne De Vierson 34 34 ~1242 - MAR 1297/98 Jeanne De Brenne ~1214 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Brenne ~1240 - 1270 Herve III De Vierzon 30 30 BET 1212 AND 1215 - BET 1250 AND 1252 Guillaume II de Vierzon ~1175 - 1219 Herve III de Vierzon 44 44 BET 1192 AND 1200 - <1245 Marie De Dampierre BET 1130 AND 1135 - 1184 Herve II de Vierzon BET 1145 AND 1150 - UNKNOWN Alienor <1105 - 1144 Geoffroi De Vierzon 39 39 <1080 - UNKNOWN Arnoul De Vierzon BET 1152 AND 1155 - 18 JAN 1215/16 Guy II De Dampierre BET 1165 AND 1182 - 1228 Mahaut De Bourbon ~1122 - ~1161 Guillaume I De Dampierre 39 39 BET 1122 AND 1125 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde Basilie de Mouchy BET 1082 AND 1100 - 1151 Guy I De Troyes BET 1100 AND 1105 - 1165 Helvide De Baudement ~1079 - UNKNOWN Drew de Monceaux <1080 - UNKNOWN Edith de Varennes 1140 - 1196 Archambaud VII de Bourbon 56 56 ~1146 - 1192 Alix de Burgundy 46 46 Ancestry - James H. Maloney BET 1103 AND 1105 - 1173 Archambaud VI de Bourbon <1104 - 1127 Agnes di Savoia 23 23 BET 1220 AND 1222 - >1252 Blanche De Joigny ~1163 - 1221 Guillaume I De Joigny 58 58 BET 1192 AND 1203 - 1247 Beatrix De Sancerre ~1135 - 1171 Renaud III De Joigny 36 36 ~1145 - 1192 Adele De Nevers 47 47 D. 1134 Renaud III De Joigny D. UNKNOWN Renaud II le Croise de Joigny D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde de Courtenay ~1099 - 1145 Alice De Blois 46 46 ~1120 - UNKNOWN Guillaume III De Nevers D. UNKNOWN Ida Von Spanheim ~1080 - UNKNOWN Guillaume II De Nevers D. UNKNOWN Adelaide BET 1065 AND 1079 - 1141 Engelbert II Von Sponheim- Istrien BET 1065 AND 1085 - ~1150 Uta von Passau ~1155 - 1219 Guillaume I de Sancerre 64 64 BET 1173 AND 1175 - <1217 Denise de Deols et Chateauroux BET 1132 AND 1133 - ~1191 Etienne I De Sancerre Ancestry - Michael Holler ~1135 - <1176 Ermesinde De Donzy 41 41 ~1090 - >1157 Geoffroy III De Donzy 67 67 D. UNKNOWN Lithiuse De Soissons D. UNKNOWN Eble IV De Charenton D. UNKNOWN Gerberge De Bourbon <1115 - UNKNOWN Ebel De Charenton D. UNKNOWN Agnes Living Wright Living LNU Living LNU ? Living Wright ? Living Wright ? Living Wright ? Living Choate BET 1309 AND 1315 - 1374 Johanna Von Hennegau 1245 - 1285 Philippe III of France 40 40 1247 - 1304 Johann I von Hennegau 57 57 1218 - 1257 Jean I D'Avesnes 39 39 BET 1175 AND 1185 - 1244 Bouchard d'Avesnes 1202 - 10 FEB 1278/79 Margarethe Von Flandern Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1150 - 1191 Jacob Van Avesnes 41 41 BET 1129 AND 1130 - 1171 Nicholas "Plukiel" d'Avesnes BET 1105 AND 1110 - 1147 Wautier I de Oisy BET 1109 AND 1110 - UNKNOWN Ada de Mortagne BET 1075 AND 1080 - 1111 Fastre II De Tournai ~1080 - UNKNOWN Richilde 1065 - UNKNOWN Evrard I Radulf de Mortagne ~1065 - UNKNOWN Francka ~1133 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Lange Roche BET 1069 AND 1070 - UNKNOWN Henri De La Roche ~1030 - 1102 Albert III de Namur 72 72 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1035 AND 1046 - 1102 Ida Billung Von Sachsen BET 1095 AND 1113 - >1148 Matilda Von Limburg ~1155 - 1190 Adelheid Van Guise 35 35 1133 - 1166 Bernard de Guise 33 33 ~1137 - UNKNOWN Alix BET 1090 AND 1103 - BET 1141 AND 1142 Gui de Guise Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 1100 AND 1111 - UNKNOWN Adelaide De Montmorency BET 1050 AND 1060 - 1121 Geoffroy de Guise Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 1040 AND 1060 - UNKNOWN Ada De Roucy Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~1064 - ~1130 Bouchard IV de Montmorency 66 66 ~1073 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Beaumont- Sur-Oise 1171 - 1205 Baldwin VI of Hainault 33 33 One of the most prominent leaders of the fourth crusade.

Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1171 AND 1174 - BET 9 AND 29 AUG 1204 Marie De Champagne Ancestry - Cheryl Varner 1150 - 1195 Baldwin V Von Hennegau 45 45 BET 1140 AND 1145 - 1195 Margarethe Von Flandern Heiress of her childless brother, Philip of Flanders. BET 1115 AND 1124 - 1169 Alix De Namur BET 1087 AND 1088 - 1120 Baldwin III de Hainault BET 1089 AND 1090 - UNKNOWN Jolante Von Geldern BET 1067 AND 1073 - 1139 Gottfried I de Namur BET 1126 AND 1127 - 16 MAR 1180/81 Henri I De Champagne Ancestry - Michael Holler
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1138 AND 1145 - 11 MAR 1197/98 Marie de Champagne Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1225 AND 1226 - BET 9 APR 1283 AND 1284 Adelheid Von Holland 1210 - 1234 Florens IV Von Holland 24 24 BET 1167 AND 1170 - 4 FEB 1221/22 Wilhelm I Von Holland ~1187 - 1218 Adelheid Von Geldern 31 31 ~1141 - 1190 Floris III Holland 49 49 Crusader. BET 1142 AND 1146 - AFT 11 JAN 1203/04 Ada De Huntington ~1114 - 1157 Dirk VI Holland 43 43 1117 - 1176 Sofie Von Rieneck 59 59 D. UNKNOWN Florens II Von Holland D. 1144 Gertrude Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Otto I Von Salm ~1091 - UNKNOWN Gertrud Von Northeim BET 1198 AND 1200 - 1267 Mathilde Von Brabant ~1252 - 1311 Philippa of Luxembourg 59 59 BET 1217 AND 1220 - 1281 Heinrich II der Blonde Von Luxemburg 1186 - 12 FEB 1246/47 Ermesend II de Namur 1099 - 1196 Henry "The Blind" of Namur 97 97 ~1156 - >1186 Agnes Von Geldern 30 30 BET 997 AND 1000 - 1063 Albert II De Namur www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1015 - >1067 Regelinde Von Lothringen 52 52 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1002 - 1059 Bernard II Billung Von Sachsen 57 57 BET 1000 AND 1004 - BET 1055 AND 1059 Eilica Von Schweinfurt BET 1019 AND 1040 - 1086 Conrad I of Luxemburg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1095 - >1147 Agnes Von Mompelgard 52 52 1220 - BET 23 AND 25 NOV 1275 Marguerite De Bar-Le-Duc 1190 - 1239 Henri II De Bar-Le- Duc 49 49 BET 1158 AND 1160 - 1214 Thibaut I Brie de Bar-Le-Duc BET 1160 AND 1170 - BEF MAY Ermesent de Brienne de Bar-Sur-Seine ~1140 - UNKNOWN Manasses De Bar-Sur- Seine D. UNKNOWN Elisabeth ~1110 - UNKNOWN Milo III de Bar-sur- Seine D. UNKNOWN Gui De Brienne D. UNKNOWN Petronille Elisabeth de Chacenay BET 1115 AND 1120 - 1170 Renaud II De Bar-Le-Duc ~1138 - 1207 Agnes De Ligny de Champagne 69 69 Ancestry - Michael Holler BET 1077 AND 1082 - 1150 Renaud I Montbeliard Count of Bar-le-Duc and Mousson; opponent of the Emperor Henry V; Crusader; went with Louis VII on Second Crusade, 1147; founded the Priory of Moncon and the monastery at Rieval. [Roderick W. Stuart, Royalty for Commoners, 3rd ed., Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore MD, 1998]

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Barrois, ancient county, then duchy, on the western frontier of Lorraine, a territory of the Holy Roman Empire, of which Barrois was long a fiefdom or holding before being absorbed piecemeal by France. The centre and capital was the town that later came to be known as Bar-le-Duc, in the modern French département of Meuse.

Because of its location between France and Germany, the dukedom was for many years of uncertain loyalty. In 951 the German emperor Otto I gave the countship of Barrois (i.e., the district of Bar), at the time a fief of the duchy of Lorraine, to Frederick of Ardenne. When Frederick's great-great-grandson Renaud (Reynald) inherited the countship, he founded the House of Bar. The counts of Bar increased their wealth and became the most powerful vassals of the dukes of Lorraine, with whom, however, they carried on endless struggles, usually fighting in the French ranks, while the dukes adhered to the Germans. Count Henry III made an alliance with Edward I of England and the German king Adolf of Nassau against France. Defeated in battle with the French, Henry III was forced in 1301 to do homage to the French king Philip IV for that part of the Barrois west of the Meuse River, which was claimed as being in the mouvance, or feudal dependency, of France and which from then on was called the "Barrois mouvant."

In 1354 Robert of Bar took the title of duke of Bar. In 1420 René of Anjou, who had inherited the dukedom, married Isabella, heiress of the Duke of Lorraine, so that on the death of the latter (1431) the Barrois and Lorraine were united. From then on the Barrois shared the fate of Lorraine, which was annexed to the French crown in 1766 on the death of Stanislaw Leszczynski, the former king of Poland, to whom it had been granted in 1738. [Encyclopaedia Britannica CD '97][JohnFaye (8 Jun 05).FTW]
 ~1090 - >1141 Gisele De Vaudemont 51 51 ~1050 - 1075 Gerhard II Von Norgdau 25 25 ~1072 - BET 1118 AND 1126 Edith Von Nordgau ~1192 - 17 MAR 1241/42 Philippine de Dreux ~1050 - 1142 Andre de Roucy 92 92 BET 1064 AND 1080 - UNKNOWN Adelaide De Braine ~1073 - 1131 Thomas De Boves 58 58 BET 1087 AND 1090 - 1147 Melisende De Crecy BET 1080 AND 1090 - 1130 Raoul I De Beaugency D. UNKNOWN Isabelle De Coucy 1215 - 1270 Louis IX "Le Saint" Capet 55 55 1187 - 1226 Louis VIII "The Lion" of France 39 39 MAR 1187/88 - BET 27 NOV 1252 AND 1253 Blanca Alphonsa De Castilla 1165 - UNKNOWN Philippe II Auguste of France 1170 - 15 MAR 1189/90 Isabella Von Hennegau ~1113 - UNKNOWN Sancho III de Castilla D. 1158 Blanca Sancha Garcia Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1113 - UNKNOWN Berengaria De Barcelona ~1110 - UNKNOWN Garcias IV Ramirez Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1104 - 1141 Marguerite De L'Aigle 37 37 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner 1221 - 1295 Marguerite De Provence 74 74 ~1180 - UNKNOWN Gersende II De Sabran ~1154 - 1209 Raimund de Sabran 55 55 1156 - >1193 Gersende De Forcalquier 37 37 ~1110 - <1208 Rostaing III De Sabran 98 98 ~1128 - BET 1192 AND 1206 Roscie d'Uzes 1130 - 1209 Guillaume II De Forcalquier 79 79 BET 1130 AND 1135 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Trencavel I originally had Marguierite de Bourbon as wife of Guillaume; and Turton states that she is Beatrice (no last name); some on World Connect name her Beatrice de Beziers; still others name her Adelaide de Beziers; but I am following a Frenchman? named Pablo Mera Gadea, who names her Adelaide Trencavel. She is probably the same person referred to as Adelaide de Beziers, as Adelaide's father was Raimond Trencavel, Viscount of Carcassonne, Rasès, Béziers, Agde, & Albi.

Note that, according to a posting to SGM by Nathaniel Taylor, Adelaide Trencavel possibly m. Sicard Viscount of Lautrec, and she had a sister Beatrice who possibly m. Raimond VI Count of Toulouse. Thus maybe it was her sister Beatrice Trencavel that married Raimond, instead of Adelaide. But, like I said, I am following Pablo Mera Gadea's pedigree. from Ancestry.com - Sharon Roach's tree 1177 - 1 MAR 1232/33 Tommaso I Di Savoia ~1180 Beatrix Von Genf D. UNKNOWN Klementia Von Zahringen ~1160 - <1230 Beatrix of Viennois 70 70 ~1120 - UNKNOWN Elisa of Savoy BET 1098 AND 1100 - AFT JAN 1144/45 Mathilde de Albon http:genealogy.euweb.cz/french/albon1.html

Ancestry/Mitchell Draper
 ~1125 - 1184 Gerard I de Ivrea 59 59 ~1140 - >1200 Guyenne de Saline 60 60 ~1130 - 1195 Wilhelm Von Genf 65 65 ~1150 - ~1180 Beatrix De Faucigny 30 30 ~1100 - 1178 Amadeo I of Switzerland 78 78 BET 1110 AND 1137 - <1137 Mathilde De Cuiseaux ~1125 - 1192 Aimon I De Faucigny 67 67 BET 1243 AND 1247 - BET 28 AND 29 JAN 1270/71 Isabell de Jaimez 1 FEB 1207/08 - BET 25 AND 27 JUL 1276 Jaime I Pedrez BET 1175 AND 1185 - 1219 Marie De Montpellier BET 1176 AND 1185 - BET 12 AND 13 SEP 1213 Peter The Catholic Peter II, king of Aragon (1174-1213), son of Alphonso II., and Sancia, daughter of Alphonso VIII. of Castile, had a very marked and curious personal character. As a Spanish prince, he was a crusader, and took a distinguished part in the victory over the Almohades at the Navas de Tolosa in 1212. His lands to the north of the Pyrenees brought him in touch with the Albigenses and in 1213 he fought against Simon de Montfort's crusaders, moved not by sympathy with the Albigenses, but by hostility to the conquering intervention of the north under pretence of religious zeal. A favourer of the troubadours, he combined great personal valour with the most lax morality. He was killed at the battle of Muret (Sept. 12, 1213). [Encyclopædia Britannica, 1961 ed., Vol. 17, p. 639, PETER II]

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Peter II, byname PETER THE CATHOLIC, Spanish PEDRO EL CATÓLICO (b. 1174--d. Sept. 12, 1213, Muret, Fr.), king of Aragon from 1196 to 1213, the eldest son and successor of Alfonso II.

Peter married (1204) Mary, lady of Montpellier, and thus greatly extended Aragonese power in southern France. Despite the violent objections of his subjects, he had himself crowned by Pope Innocent III in Rome and declared his kingdom a feudatory of the Holy See (1204). Peter, with other Spanish kings, took a prominent part in the victory over the Moors at Las Navas de Tolosa (July 16, 1212); but he then went to support his brother-in-law Raymond VI of Toulouse against the crusader Simon de Montfort in Languedoc. There he was killed in the Battle of Muret. His son James I succeeded him. [Encyclopaedia Britannica CD '97]

1 NAME The /Catholic/
2 GIVN The
2 SURN Catholic 1082 - UNKNOWN Ramon Berenger III De Barcelona ~1095 - UNKNOWN Dulce Aldonza of Milhaud ~1105 - 1159 Wladislaw II Von Schlesien 54 54 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1111 - 25 JAN 1156/57 Agnes Von Osterreich wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. >1202 Guillaume VIII De Montpellier ~1162 - ~1202 Eudoxia Komnena 40 40 Guillaume VII De Montpellier ~1130 - UNKNOWN Matilda De Bourgogne D. 1162 Guillaume VI De Montpellier D. UNKNOWN Sibille di Saluzzo <1118 - 1180 Manuel I Komnenos 62 62 Ancestry - Jim Weber ~1145 - 1182 Maria de Poitou 37 37 Renowned for her beauty, Maria was a tall, blonde who clearly showed her Norman ancestry.
Wikipedia.org (Maria of Antioch)

Ancestry - Jim Weber
www.roman-emperors.org/maryant.htm
http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Post/663686 D. UNKNOWN Ioannes II Komnenos D. UNKNOWN Prisca Von Ungarn D. BET 1158 AND 1159 Bertha (Eirene) of Sulzbach ~1085 - UNKNOWN Constance Capet of France Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1215 AND 1219 - BET 9 AND 12 OCT 1251 Jolanthe Von Ungarn 1176 - 1235 Andreas II Von Ungarn 59 59 Compelled by Pope Honorius III in 1217 to lead the Fifth Crusade to the Holy Land. D. UNKNOWN Bela II Von Ungarn D. >1146 Helene Von Serbian D. UNKNOWN Henri I De Chatillon- Sur-Marne D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde De Montjay BET 1107 AND 1108 - FEB 1129/30 Bohemond II Guiscard of Antioch William of Tyre described Bohemond as "rather tall and of fine figure.  He had blond hair and well made features.  His whole bearing showed the prince to those who did not know him.  His conversation was agreeable and easily won the favor of those who listened to him.  He was of a generous nature and, like his father truly magnificent."

Bohemund's army was lured into an ambush and he died during the battle.  His blond head was allegedly embalmed, placed in a silver box and sent as a gift to the Caliph.

Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Wikipedia.org (Bohemund II of Antioch) 1110 - BET 1131 AND 1136 Alice of Jerusalem Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Wikipedia.org (Alice of Antioch) BET 1194 AND 1200 - BET 1232 AND 1233 Yolande De Courtenay ~1155 - BEF JAN 1217/18 Pierre II De Courtenay Crowned Emperor of Byzantium by Pope Honorius III in Rome on April 9, 1217.  Peter was captured and executed on his way to assume control of Constantinople.
 BET 1172 AND 1175 - 1219 Yolande of Flanders 1273 - 1299 Marguerite di Sicily-Naples 26 26 1248 - BET 5 AND 6 MAY 1309 Carlo II di Napoli 21 MAR 1225/26 - 7 JAN 1284/85 Carlo I d'Anjou di Napoli 1234 - 1267 Beatrice De Provence 33 33 BET 1257 AND 1258 - 1323 Maria Von Ungarn BET DEC 1239 AND 1240 - BET 1 AND 6 AUG 1272 Stephen V Konig Von Ungarn Stephen V of Hungary
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

King Stephen V of Hungary (Hungarian: V. István,Slovak: ?tefan V)(1239 or 1240 - August 6, 1272), was the eldest son of Bela IV of Hungary, whom he succeeded in 1270.

As crown prince he had exhibited considerable ability, but also a disquieting restlessness and violence. In 1262 Stephen convinced his father Bela to give him twenty-nine counties as a reward of assistance in the war against Bohemia; hence Hungary was virtually divided into two kingdoms. He subsequently seized the southern banate of Macso and defeated his father in the ensuing civil war. In 1268 he undertook an expedition against the Bulgarians, penetrating as far as Tirnova and styling himself as king of Bulgaria.

Stephen's father, attempting to bind the powerful but pagan Cumans tribe more closely to the dynasty, arranged for Stephen's marriage, as a youth (about 1255), to Elizabeth, the daughter of the Cuman chieftain (named Koteny or Kuthens). Though Elizabeth, in preparation for the marriage, had been baptized and remained a Christian, western Europe almost universally considered Stephen as a semi-pagan. This hostility was felt as Stephen declared himself that everyone was his enemy for his accession to the Hungarian throne.

To secure foreign support, he formed a double matrimonial alliance with the Angevins, chief partisans of the pope. The first of these was the marriage in 1270 of his daughter Maria to Charles II of Naples (they became grandparents of Charles I of Hungary). The second alliance was the marriage of Stephen's infant son Ladislaus to Charles II's sister Elisabeth.

Byzantine Emperor Andronicus II married Anna, another of Stephen's daughters. Serbian king Stefan Dragutin married Katerina, yet another of Stephan's daughters.

Adversaries of Stephen, especially Ottokar II of Bohemia, believed that Stephen was too great a friend of the mighty Cumans (who could field 16,000 men) to be a true Catholic. Ottakar endeavoured with the aid of the Hungarian malcontents to conquer the western provinces of Hungary but they were utterly routed by Stephen in 1271 near Mosony. Ottakar relinquished all his conquests the same year in the peace of Pressburg.

Stephen died suddenly as he was raising an army to rescue his kidnapped infant son Ladislaus from his rebellious vassals.
modified from the EB 1911 text 1206 - 1270 Bela IV Von Ungarn 63 63 ~1206 - 1270 Maria Laskarina 64 64 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org ~1185 - BET 8 AND 24 SEP 1213 Gertrud von Meranien ~1152 - UNKNOWN Berthold VI Von Andechs Herzog Von Meranien BET 1155 AND 1163 - 24 MAR 1194/95 Agnes Von Groitzsch- Rochlitz ~1123 - UNKNOWN Berthold V Von Andechs Herzog Von Meranien ~1130 - BET 1176 AND 1178 Hedwig von Formbach- Putten ~1130 - 1190 Dedo V Von Wetttin 60 60 ~1125 - 20 JAN 1188/89 Mathilde Van Heinsberg ~1175 - 1222 Theodore I Lascaris of Nicaea 47 47 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org ~1140 - UNKNOWN Manolis Laskaris ~1148 - UNKNOWN Ioanna Karatzaina (Phokaina) ~1156 - 1212 Anna Angelina Komnenos 56 56 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org BET 1130 AND 1143 - 1211 Alexios III Komnenos Angelos Together with his father and brothers, Alexios had conspired against Emperor Andronikos I Komnenos and thus he spent several years in exile in Muslim courts, including that of Saladin.

SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org BET 1133 AND 1156 - 1211 Euphrosyne Dukaina Kamaretina 1108 - 1176 Andonikus Dukas Kamateros 68 68 1240 - >1290 Erzebet Kumans 50 50 1214 - BET 1239 AND 1241 Kuthen di Kumans D. UNKNOWN Mstislawna Von Halicz D. UNKNOWN Suthoi Von Kumanien 1224 - 10 JAN 1270/71 Otto II Von Guelders D. 1326 Reinhald I Von Geldern ~1214 - BET 1271 AND 1281 Philippa de Danmartin ~1180 - 1239 Simon De Danmartin 59 59 ~1060 - UNKNOWN Roharde De Clare ~1055 - 1103 Hugues de Danmartin 48 48 ~1030 - UNKNOWN Eudes I De Danmartin 1081 - 1139 Adele de Danmartin 58 58 <1075 - UNKNOWN Alberic de Mello <1045 Gilbert I de Mello <1102 - UNKNOWN Alberic I de Danmartin <1130 - >1181 Clemence De Danmartin 51 51 <1129 - UNKNOWN Lancelin de Danmartin 0974 - UNKNOWN Emmeline de Chartres www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1080 - UNKNOWN Lancelin I De Beauvais ~1148 - 1200 Alberic II Danmartin 52 52 ~1150 - >1200 Maud De Ponthieu 50 50 ~1052 - 1106 Thibaut de Dampierre 54 54 D. UNKNOWN Baldouin II de Clermont-en- Beauvaisis D. UNKNOWN Adele de Champagne BET 973 AND 994 - 1033 Ebles I de Roucy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 998 AND 1003 - BET 1035 AND 1040 Beatrix von Hennegau www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0980 - 1060 Hildouin III de Ramerupt 80 80 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 970 AND 975 - 26 JAN 997/98 Lesseline de Harcourt ~1045 - 2 JAN 1104/05 Thierry II of Bar & Montbeliard Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1060 - AFT 8 MAR 1104/05 Irmtrud de Bourgogne ~1019 - BET 1070 AND 1073 Louis II de Mousson Adherent of the Emperor Henry II in the Burgundian wars.
Was at Rome in 1052 with Pope Leon IX

Ancestry - Robin Lux
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1019 AND 1025 - 21 JAN 1091/92 Sophia Von Ober- Lothringen wikipedia.org - Sophie of Bar

Ancestry - Robin Lux
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1040 - 12 JAN 1086/87 William I "The Great" of Burgundy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1044 - 1109 Stephanie (Etiennete) De Longwy 65 65 ~1057 - BET 1107 AND 1120 Gerard I De Vaudemont BET 1040 AND 1052 - UNKNOWN Richarda De Verdon ~1186 - 1250 Maria de Ponthieu 64 64 1360 - 1426 Philippa of Lancaster 66 66 1364 - 1426 Elizabeth Plantagenet 62 62 1372 - 1418 Catherine Plantagenet 46 46 D. UNKNOWN Peter I of Castille ~1374 - UNKNOWN James de Schaw ~1420 - UNKNOWN Isabel ~1380 - UNKNOWN Mary de Annandio ~1350 - UNKNOWN Islay de Annandio ~1349 - UNKNOWN Alexander De Schaw ~1427 - UNKNOWN William Edmonstone ~1435 - UNKNOWN Matilda Stewart ~1411 - 1451 James Stewart 40 40 ~1413 - UNKNOWN FNU MacDonald ~1485 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Edmonstone BET 1274 AND 1275 - UNKNOWN John Stirling ~1330 - UNKNOWN Marjory Stirling BET 1310 AND 1320 - UNKNOWN Walter or William Montefex ~1280 - 1333 Margaret De Clare 53 53 ~1250 - ~1287 Thomas De Clare 37 37 ~1250 - UNKNOWN Juliane FitzMaurice ~1222 - BEF 10 MAR 1287/88 Maud De Lacy ~1225 - 1286 Maurice FitzMaurice FitzGerald 61 61 ~1250 - 1291 Emmeline De Longspee 41 41 ~1343 - >1400 William Ruthven 57 57 ~1321 - <1376 William Ruthven 55 55 ~1322 - >1363 Johanna Ruthven 41 41 ~1298 - UNKNOWN William Ruthven ~1349 - UNKNOWN Margaret Logie ~1324 - UNKNOWN John Logie ~1330 - AFT 31 JAN 1374/75 Margaret Drummond ~1299 - UNKNOWN John Logie ~1304 - 1346 Malcolm Drummond 42 42 BET 1285 AND 1295 - UNKNOWN Malcolm Drummond ~1265 - 1301 John Drummond 36 36 ~1270 - UNKNOWN FNU Stewart 1239 - 1329 Malcolm Drummond 90 90 ~1245 - UNKNOWN Walter Stewart BET 1287 AND 1295 - UNKNOWN FNU Graham ~1274 - UNKNOWN John Logie ~1272 - <1330 William Ruthven 58 58 ~1277 - UNKNOWN Marjorie Ramsay ~1246 - >1298 William Ruthven 52 52 ~1218 - >1245 Walter Ruthven 27 27 ~1222 - UNKNOWN Cecilia de Strathearn ~1362 - 1439 William Borthwick 77 77 Granted a charter for the lands of Borthwick, Selkirkshire by the Regent Albany, 1410.
Hostage for the safe return from England of James I of Scotland, 1421.
Commissioner to treat for the King's release, 1423. ~1338 - >1414 William Borthwick 76 76 ~1372 - UNKNOWN Mariota Hay <1357 - >1397 Sir Thomas Hay of Lochorwart 40 40 ~1344 - UNKNOWN Janet or Jean Gifford ~1390 - UNKNOWN Margaret Borthwick ~1384 - BET 1430 AND 1439 William Borthwick BET 1210 AND 1213 - UNKNOWN Devorguile D. BET 1 DEC 1299 AND 1300 William FitzWarin D. 1265 Magnus of Man 1480 - 1513 John Moncrieff 33 33 1482 - 1530 Beatrix Foreman 48 48 D. UNKNOWN John Moncrieff D. UNKNOWN Margaret Livingstone D. UNKNOWN Robert Livingstone D. UNKNOWN John Moncrieff D. UNKNOWN Beatrix Dundas ~1321 - UNKNOWN Donald Strathechin ~1325 - UNKNOWN Annabel 1328 - 1397 William De Montagu 68 68 D. UNKNOWN FNU of Salisbury D. UNKNOWN William De Montagu >1350 - UNKNOWN John De Holand <1345 - 1362 Maud Lancaster 17 17 ~1338 - UNKNOWN John Alexander De Montgomery ~1320 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth of Eglinton 1141 - UNKNOWN Finetta Fraser ~1120 - UNKNOWN John Fraser ~1098 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Fraser 1070 - 1097 Duncan MacDurine Campbell 27 27 1072 - UNKNOWN Dorothy Dervail Crauchan ~1041 - UNKNOWN Archibald Gillispic Campbell ~1052 - UNKNOWN Eva na MacDuibhn ~1020 - UNKNOWN Mlcolm MacDuibhn ~1022 - UNKNOWN Cambus Bellus Beauchamp D. UNKNOWN Paul MacDuibhn D. UNKNOWN Marion of the Isles of Man ~1155 - UNKNOWN Orm de Abernathy ~1129 - UNKNOWN Eoghin Hugh BET 1080 AND 1103 - 1139 Gillimichael MacDuff Gillimichael was witness to the foundation charter of the Abbey of Holyroodhouse in 1128 and to several other charters of King David.  ~1000 - UNKNOWN Sinill De Douglas ~1296 - UNKNOWN Margaret of Abernathy BET 1340 AND 1350 - UNKNOWN Isabel Ramsay ~1311 - >1365 Walter Ogilvy 54 54 ~1415 - >1461 Andrew (of Inchmartin) Ogilvy 46 46 Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1385 - UNKNOWN Patrick Ogilvy ~0742 - UNKNOWN Theobaldus of Alsace ~0620 - UNKNOWN Lendisius ~0645 - 20 FEB 689/90 Eticho I of Alsace Ancestry/David Weaver 0675 - 5 DEC 741 Adalbert of Alsace ~0679 - UNKNOWN Gerlinde of Alsace 1672 - UNKNOWN Mary Fallin 1674 - UNKNOWN Jane Fallin BET 1676 AND 1677 - UNKNOWN William Fallin BET 1681 AND 1688 - UNKNOWN Dennis Fallin 0820 - UNKNOWN Herman De Alby D. UNKNOWN William Hanover D. UNKNOWN Augusta of Saxe- Gotha 1738 - 1820 George III Hanover 81 81 D. 1818 Charlotte of Mecklenburg- Strelitz 1762 - 1830 George IV Hanover 67 67 D. 1827 Frederick Hanover 1765 - 1837 William IV Hanover 71 71 D. UNKNOWN Edward Hanover D. UNKNOWN Ernest Augustus Hanover D. UNKNOWN Caroline of Brunswick D. 1817 Charlotte Hanover D. UNKNOWN Adelaide of Saxe- Meiningen D. UNKNOWN Victoria of Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield 1819 - 1901 Victoria Hanover 81 81 D. 1861 Albert of Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Victoria Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield 1841 - 1910 Edward VII Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield 68 68 D. UNKNOWN Alice Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Alfred Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Helena Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Louise Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Arthur Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Leopold Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Beatrice Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Henry of Battenburg D. UNKNOWN Frederick III of Germany D. UNKNOWN Wilhelm II of Germany D. UNKNOWN Alexandra of Denmark D. 1892 Albert Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield 1865 - 1936 George V Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Louise Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Victoria Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Maud Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield D. UNKNOWN Haakon VII of Norway D. UNKNOWN Maria FitzHerbert D. UNKNOWN Christian IV of Denmark D. 1953 Mary 1894 - 1972 Edward VIII Windsor 77 77 1895 - 1952 George VI Windsor 56 56 D. UNKNOWN Mary Saxe- Coburg D. 1974 Henry Saxe- Coburg D. 1942 George Saxe- Coburg D. 1919 John Saxe- Coburg Private Marina of Greece D. UNKNOWN Henry of Harewood D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon Private Wallis Simpson Private Margaret Rose Saxe-Coburg- Saalfield Private Elizabeth Windsor Private Anthony Armstrong- Jones Living Armstrong- Jones Living Armstrong- Jones Private Philip Mountbatten D. UNKNOWN Alice Hesse D. UNKNOWN Andrew of Greece D. UNKNOWN Victoria of Hesse granddaughter of Queen Victoria. D. UNKNOWN Louis of Battenburg D. UNKNOWN Louis Hesse Living Mountbatten Living Mountbatten Living Mountbatten Living Mountbatten D. 1997 Diana Spencer Living Mountbatten Living Mountbatten Living Philips Living Philips Living Philips Living Laurence Living Ferguson Living Mountbatten Living Mountbatten D. UNKNOWN Lillian LNU ~1763 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Allred ~1761 - UNKNOWN John Allred 1772 - UNKNOWN Joseph Allred D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Horner ~1765 - UNKNOWN Catherine Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Julian ~1767 - UNKNOWN Susannah Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Guren ~1769 - UNKNOWN Barbara Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU York D. UNKNOWN Lidy Allred D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Allred D. UNKNOWN Margaret Allred D. UNKNOWN Mary Allred ~1787 - UNKNOWN Sarah York ~1805 - UNKNOWN Aquilla York D. UNKNOWN John Seymour D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Darell D. UNKNOWN Margaret Wentworth D. UNKNOWN John Seymour D. UNKNOWN Thomas Seymour D. UNKNOWN Anthony Seymour D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Seymour D. UNKNOWN Margaret Seymour D. UNKNOWN Dorothy Seymour ~1400 - UNKNOWN Janet Seton ~1404 - UNKNOWN George Seton ~1404 - UNKNOWN Margaret Seton 1009 - 1097 Adalbert Ezzo II de Este 88 88 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1020 - BET 1044 AND 1055 Kunigunde von Altdorf www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1068 - 1121 Ethelinde von Northeim 53 53 D. UNKNOWN Enguerrand II de Ponthieu BET 1047 AND 1050 - 1106 Magnus "Billung" of Saxony ~1054 - 1095 Sofia of Hungary 41 41 ~1160 - <1185 Irene Comnenus 25 25 D. 1274 Henry of Champagne D. UNKNOWN Guy De Chatillon 1216 - 8 FEB 1248/49 Robert of Artois ~1226 - 1288 Mahaut of Brabant 62 62 1201 - 1253 Thibault IV of Champagne 52 52 D. 1256 Margaret of Bourbon D. UNKNOWN Alice De Joinville D. ~1322 Thomas of Lancaster 1285 - 1326 Edmund De Arundel 41 41 ~1317 - <1342 John De Beaumont 25 25 ~1286 - 1338 Alice De Warenne 52 52 ~1346 - 1397 Richard of Clun & Oswestry 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Bohun D. UNKNOWN Philippa Mortimer D. 1360 William de Bohun 1313 - 1355 Elizabeth de Badlesmere 42 42 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Arundel Co-heiress to her brother Thomas. D. UNKNOWN William De Montagu D. UNKNOWN Thomas De Mowbray D. 1403 Robert Goushill D. UNKNOWN Gerard Usflete D. UNKNOWN Thomas De Arundel D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Goushill D. 1451 Robert Wingfield D. 1409 Robert Wingfield D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Russell D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Wingfield D. UNKNOWN William Brandon D. UNKNOWN Eleanor Brandon D. UNKNOWN John Glenham D. UNKNOWN Anne Glenham D. UNKNOWN Henry Palgrave D. UNKNOWN Thomas Palgrave D. UNKNOWN Alice Gunton D. UNKNOWN Edward Palgrave D. UNKNOWN Richard Palgrave D. UNKNOWN Anna D. UNKNOWN Mary Palgrave D. UNKNOWN Roger Wellington D. UNKNOWN Benjamin Wellington D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Sweetman D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Wellington D. UNKNOWN John Fay D. UNKNOWN John III Fay D. UNKNOWN Hannah Child D. UNKNOWN John Child D. UNKNOWN Hannah French D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Fay D. UNKNOWN Joanna Phillips D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Fay D. UNKNOWN Lucy Prescott D. UNKNOWN Samuel Prescott Fay D. UNKNOWN Harriet Howard D. UNKNOWN Samuel Howard Fay D. UNKNOWN Susan Shellman D. UNKNOWN Harriet Eleanor Fay D. UNKNOWN James Smith Bush 1863 - 1948 Samuel Prescott Bush 85 85 1872 - 1920 Flora Sheldon 48 48 D. UNKNOWN Robert Emmet Sheldon D. UNKNOWN Mary Elizabeth Butler 1895 - 1972 Prescott Sheldon Bush 77 77 D. UNKNOWN Dorothy Walker Private George Herbert Walker Bush Private Barbara Pierce Living Bush Living Bush 1147 - UNKNOWN Gilbride de Ogilvy ~1104 - UNKNOWN Mathilde de Anjou ~1111 - UNKNOWN Elias de Anjou ~1110 - UNKNOWN Melisende De Rethel BET 1058 AND 1090 - 1131 Baldwin II de Rethel Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1129 - 1162 Baldwin III of Jerusalem 33 33 ~1131 - UNKNOWN Amalric I of Jerusalem D. UNKNOWN Thomas Johnstone Burke's Irish Family Records states that the Johnston family of Kilmore House, Co Armagh, "has claims to be the sr Irish branch of the Scottish House of Annandale." 
The family is derived from:
"The Rev. Thomas Johnston, Min of the Scottish Kirk, settled in Ireland ca. 1621, living at Dromore, co Tyrone, with a pension of 100 pounds (according to Civil Establishment Records in Dublin Castle 1654-57); yr son of Sir John Johnston, Kt (1548), of Dunskellie, by his wife Margaret, dau of Sir Walter Scott, yr of Buccleuch, and uncle of James Johnstone, 1st Earl of Hartfell (see Burke's Dormant and Extinct Peerages, ANNANDALE, M); m, and had issue,"
     fr. GEN-MEDIEVAL website, mark_bridge@@hotmail.com, who notes he has been unable to find reference to this Rev. Thomas in any Johnston pedigree. 

  BET 1309 AND 1315 - UNKNOWN Alan Seton BET 1325 AND 1329 - UNKNOWN Margaret Seton 1298 - UNKNOWN Alexander Seton ~1299 - UNKNOWN Christian Cheyne ~1240 - BEF 15 MAR 1306/07 Christopher Seton D. 1456 Margaret Stewart 1378 - 1402 David Stewart 24 24 D. 1406 Robert Stewart D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stewart D. UNKNOWN John Kennedy D. 1466 James Kennedy D. UNKNOWN FNU Kennedy ? D. 1509 John Kennedy 1463 - 1545 Hugh Montgomery 82 82 D. UNKNOWN John Montgomery D. 1516 James Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Marjory Montgomery D. 1548 Robert Bruce D. 1513 John Bruce D. UNKNOWN Isobel Bruce D. 1539 William Livingston D. <1564 Alexander Livingston D. UNKNOWN Robert Livingston D. UNKNOWN James Livingston D. UNKNOWN John Livingston ~1518 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Livingston D. UNKNOWN Isabel Livingston D. UNKNOWN Margaret Livingston D. UNKNOWN Gabriel Cunyngham of Craigends D. UNKNOWN Barbara Forrester D. UNKNOWN Barbara Livingston D. UNKNOWN Alexander Livingston D. 1641 William Livingston D. UNKNOWN Agnes Livingston D. 1673 John Livingston D. UNKNOWN Janet Fleming 1654 - 1728 Robert Livingston 74 74 Raised in the Netherlands, immigrated to Boston in 1673.  Relocated to New York.   D. UNKNOWN James Livingston D. UNKNOWN Alida Schuyler D. UNKNOWN Gilbert Livingston 1686 - 1749 Philip Livingston 63 63 D. UNKNOWN Catherine Van Brugh 1723 - 1790 William Livingston 66 66 Member of the New York colonial assembly, 1759-1761.
Delegate to Continental Congress from New Jersey, 1774-1776
Governor of New Jersey, 1776-90, died in office.
Member of the U.S. Constitutional Convention, 1787. D. UNKNOWN Susannah French D. UNKNOWN Sarah Livingston D. UNKNOWN John Jay 1519 - 1567 John Stuart 48 48 BET 1520 AND 1524 - >1579 Anne De La Queille 1514 - 1555 Guillaume de Balsac 41 41 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1515 - UNKNOWN Louise de Crevant d'Humieres Ancestry - Kirk Larson D. ~1564 Helen Stuart D. >1529 Elizabeth Stuart ~1460 - UNKNOWN Francois de la Queille ~1490 - 1540 Anne de Espinay 50 50 D. <1480 Marjory Sutherland D. >1542 Andrew Stewart ~1521 - 1541 William Hay 20 20 D. 1567 John Gordon ~1517 - 1586 Robert Stuart 69 69 D. 1595 Elizabeth Stewart ~1465 - UNKNOWN Jacques de Espinay D. 1538 Christian Stewart D. 1554 Neil Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart D. 1513 William Murray D. UNKNOWN Jean Stewart D. 1546 Robert\ John Gordon D. BEF 13 MAR 1520/21 James Arbuthnott D. UNKNOWN Elspeth Stuart D. UNKNOWN Robert Innes D. 1524 Marjory Stuart D. 1523 Colin Campbell D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lyle ~1460 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stewart <1468 - 1513 Archibald Campbell 45 45 D. 1543 Robert Stewart D. ~1527 Anne Stuart D. >1543 Jacqueline de la Queille ~1475 - BET 26 MAR AND 21 JUL 1529 James III Hamilton ~1477 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Home ~1486 - ~1522 Janet Beaton 36 36 D. UNKNOWN Beatrice Drummond D. ~1499 James Stewart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Ogilvy D. UNKNOWN Margaret Douglas D. UNKNOWN Henry Sinclair D. 1513 William Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Margaret Keith D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~1504 - 1566 Laurence Oliphant 62 62 BARONY OF OLIPHANT

III. 3. LAURENCE OLIPHANT, LORD OLIPHANT [SCT], grandson and heir, being son and heir of Colin, MASTER OF OLIPHANT, and Elizabeth, his wife, came of age between 10 July 1525 and 30 March 1526. He bought the vast estates in Caithness inherited by his cousin, Andrew Oliphant, of which he had charter 30 March 1526. He sat in Parliament [SCT] from 15 November 1526 to 15 December 1543, and
voted for Arran as Regent. He was taken prisoner 25 November 1542 at the rout of Solway Moss, his ransom being fixed in July following at 800 marks sterling. In 1543 he was a Commissioner of justiciary. He promised his support to Huntly and the Congregation against the Queen Regent in February 1559/60, but he did not sit in the Reforming Parliament in the following August. He married, before 10 July 1525, Margaret, widow of Robert BRUCE of Auchinbowie, a burgess of Stirling in 1506 and 1508, and 2nd daughter of Sir James SANDILANDS, of Calder, by his 2nd wife, Margaret (later COUNTESS OF ERROLL), daughter of Andrew KER of Altonburn. He died 29 March 1566, at Aldwick, co. Caithness. [CP 10:52] ~1555 - UNKNOWN Jean Oliphant 1579 - UNKNOWN Esme Stewart 1568 - UNKNOWN Marie Stewart 1574 - 16 FEB 1623/24 Ludovick Stewart BET 1576 AND 1582 - 1644 Mary Stewart 1945 - 1951 Roger Bruce Simkin 6 6 Private Eunice Johanna Elizabeth Frank Private Viola Faye Frank 1885 - 1976 Emma Louisa Bendixen 91 91 1884 - 1932 Oscar Ferdinand Frank 47 47 1907 - UNKNOWN Francis C. Paluch D. UNKNOWN FNU Paulus Living Paulus Living Paulus 1847 - 1931 Volkert Heinrich Bendixen 84 84 "Wyk was a small city situated on the island of Fohr in the North Sea, in the province of Schlesing-Holstein, Germany." 

"George served in the army during the Franco-Prussian War.  Came to USA, landing in Galveston, Texas and thence by riverboat to Goosport, a suburb of Lake Charles, LA.  He reached this place Jan. 10, 1872.  His betrothed, Johanna Knudsen came with him.  He made the trip from Bremer-Haven and Hamburg, Germany in a small sailing vessel owned and operated by Capt. Dan Goos, who fitted out 3 vessels, loading them with lumber, sugar and flour and went to his homecountry to bring back many of his countrymen to America, the land of opportunity.
Mr. Goos owned a large sawmill and wished to employ his fellow countrymen instead of the southern negros who were undependable.  Mr. Bendixen received $20.00 (silver dollars) a month for 14 hours labor a day.  Naturalized American citizen in Spring 1915. First papers taken out many years previous, called Declaration of Intention.  These were lost in fire in Lake Charles, LA April 23, 1909 when the Court House was burned and many blocks of the city destroyed."  (handwritten notes about the history of her family, written by Emma Louisa Bendixen between 1945-1976). 1849 - 1919 Johanna Wilhelmina Knudsen 69 69 1875 - UNKNOWN Mathilda Catherina Christjana Bendixen 1810 - 1871 Boy Knudsen 61 61 1880 - 1924 Inez Isabelle Frank 43 43 1856 - 1909 Albert Edward Frank 52 52 1860 - BET SEP AND NOV 1929 Amanda Elizabeth Plumb Amanda and William later moved to NY state. D. UNKNOWN William Boyd 1834 - 1918 Edward Myron Plumb 83 83 "I was told that on the Plumb side our ancestors were among the Puritans who came over on the mayflower in 1620, also that they were of Scots-Irish and English descent."  (handwritten notes about her family history, written by Emma Louisa Bendixen between 1945-1976) 1841 - 1917 Esther Eunice Hathaway 76 76 "Dutch on the Hathaway side."  (handwritten notes about her family history, writtten by Emma Louisa Bendixen between 1945-1976). 1827 - ~1915 George Heinrich Bendixen 88 88 1849 - 1937 Helena Sophia Bendixen 87 87 D. UNKNOWN Louisa Bendixen 1855 - UNKNOWN Lenius Harrold Bendixen 1860 - UNKNOWN George C. Bendixen 1863 - UNKNOWN Herman C. Bendixen 1864 - UNKNOWN Edward Conrad Bendixen 1873 - UNKNOWN Karl Bendixen D. 1920 Emma E. Bendixen D. 1902 Catherina Margarette Lauritzen D. UNKNOWN Carolina Bendixen D. UNKNOWN Richard Green 1820 - 1855 Mathilda Catharina Carstens 34 34 1851 - UNKNOWN Conrad Knudsen 1853 - UNKNOWN Moritz Knudsen 1879 - 1885 Henry Bernhardt Bendixen 6 6 1881 - 1882 George William Bendixen 1 1 1871 - 1963 Arthur Otis Cropper 92 92 "Arthur Cropper went to California in Oct. 1903 (?)" ...notes written by Emma Louisa Bendixen between 1945-1976.
 1894 - UNKNOWN Ethel May Cropper 1897 - UNKNOWN Edna Hannah Cropper 1899 - UNKNOWN Elsie Ida Cropper 1904 - UNKNOWN Lydia Ruth Cropper D. UNKNOWN Joe Bowman Private Betty Bowman Private Gladys Bowman Private Neva Bowman D. UNKNOWN Alfred Martin Private Marjorie Martin Private Arthur Raymond Felce D. UNKNOWN C. Whitelaw Reid Private Dean Reid Private Beverly Anne Reid ~1365 - AFT FEB 1397/98 Elizabeth de la Haye ~1318 - 1346 David de la Haye 28 28 ~1320 - UNKNOWN Margaret Keith 1513 - 1562 George Gordon 49 49 ~1477 - 1517 John Gordon 40 40 BET 1489 AND 1493 - UNKNOWN Margaret Jane Stewart 1460 - BET 16 JAN 1522/23 AND 21 JAN 1 Alexander I Gordon ~1461 - 1510 Jean Stewart 49 49 BET 1472 AND 1476 - BET 1501 AND 1502 Margaret Drummond A mistress of James IV of Scotland.

Margaret Drummond, true love of King James IV (some say they were secretly married), was poisoned while at Drummond Castle.  She and two of her sisters (Euphemia and Sibilla) died.  Margaret, it was said, stood in the way of Jame's marriage to Margaret Tudor of England, which is probably what prompted her poisoning.  The three sisters were buried at Dunblane Cathedral where brass plaques in their memory were set in the floor of the choir.
 ~1515 - >1562 Elizabeth Keith 47 47 ~1483 - >1528 Robert I Keith 45 45 ~1488 - >1527 Beatrice Douglas 39 39 BET 1451 AND 1452 - <1527 William III Keith ~1462 - >1525 Elizabeth Gordon 63 63 BET 1459 AND 1460 - ~1512 John Douglas ~1461 - UNKNOWN Janet Crichton ~1565 - UNKNOWN Alexander Gordon ~1567 - UNKNOWN William Gordon ~1569 - UNKNOWN Jean Gordon ~1571 - UNKNOWN John Gordon 1517 - 22 JAN 1574/75 James IV Hamilton ~1515 - >1579 Margaret Douglas 64 64 ~1487 - 1548 James Douglas 61 61 ~1491 - >1554 Catherine Stuart 63 63 ~1477 - <1559 Margaret Boyd 82 82 John Mure of Rowallan and Margaret Boyd's Sasine of the lands of Warnockland, the gift of James IV, is dated January 1498. - Writs of Rowallan (Mure, p 78n(10))
 D. 30 JAN 1573/74 George Hay 1481 - 1513 Thomas Hay 32 32 BET 1483 AND 1490 - UNKNOWN Margaret Logie 1449 - 14 JAN 1501/02 William Hay <1390 - <1441 Alexander Seton 51 51 1457 - UNKNOWN Lyon Logie BET 1473 AND 1476 - UNKNOWN Euphemia Boyd 1508 - FEB 1607/08 Margaret Robertson BET 1434 AND 1485 - BET 1507 AND 1508 Alexander Robertson 1486 - UNKNOWN Isobel Stewart D. UNKNOWN Laurence Oliphant D. UNKNOWN John Oliphant D. UNKNOWN Euphemia Oliphant D. 1513 Colin Oliphant ~1490 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Keith ~1458 - 1516 John Oliphant 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Campbell ~1479 - ~1549 Peter Sandilands 70 70 ~1426 - UNKNOWN Margaret Kerr ~1433 - <1505 James Sandilands 72 72 D. UNKNOWN FNU Douglas ~0725 - >0807 Wittekind Von Saxe 82 82 A leader of one of the Saxon tribes converted to Christianity under Charlemagne.  The first documented ancestor was Count Dietrick im Hassegau, in the 10th century.  His descendent Thimo built the castle of Wettin. ~0760 - UNKNOWN Svatana Von Saxe ~0704 - 0768 Wernicke Von Ingern 64 64 ~0705 - UNKNOWN Kunhilde Von Rugen ~0679 - 0740 Deiterick Von Saxony 61 61 ~0630 - 0691 Sighard Von Saxony 61 61 ~0560 - UNKNOWN Berthold Von Saxony ~0535 - 0568 Bodicus Von Saxony 33 33 ~0645 - UNKNOWN Julanda Von Saxony ~1431 - BET 1 FEB 1497/98 AND 8 APR 150 Laurence Oliphant ~1406 - 23 JAN 1445/46 Sir John Oliphant of Aberdalgie ~1379 - >1425 Sir William Oliphant of Aberdalgie 46 46 BET 1344 AND 1345 - ~1420 Sir John Oliphant of Aberdalgie BET 1314 AND 1324 - 1378 Walter Oliphant D. UNKNOWN Lilias Gray D. UNKNOWN FNU Somerset D. UNKNOWN Allen Barfield Private William A. Jr. Simkin 1866 - UNKNOWN William Arthur Simkin 1869 - UNKNOWN Mary Sophia Church 1893 - UNKNOWN Edith Myrtle Simkin 1894 - UNKNOWN Ava Georgiana Simkin 1896 - UNKNOWN Mary H. Simkin 1897 - UNKNOWN Clara L. Simkin 1899 - UNKNOWN Julia Frances Simkin 1901 - UNKNOWN Leon Edward Simkin 1903 - 1949 Alice E. Simkin 45 45 1905 - UNKNOWN Glen Coral Simkin 1907 - UNKNOWN Ruth E. Simkin James & Ruth had 3 foster children, Lloyd Ochab, Leona Ochab and Nancy Ockerman.
 Private Frank Knapp D. UNKNOWN Ermuld Dwyer Living Dwyer D. UNKNOWN Harry Parker Private Eloise M. B. Parker Private Robert E. Parker Living Parker Private Mildred Ross Private Richard Fuller Private Cora Tuttle Private James Gallo D. UNKNOWN Alice Trimm Living Simkin 1823 - 1881 Willard Church 58 58 1832 - 1897 Mary Sherman 64 64 D. UNKNOWN Lucy Greenleaf no issue 1859 - UNKNOWN Robert Church 1861 - 1866 Mary Jane Church 5 5 1863 - 1931 William Henry Church 68 68 1865 - UNKNOWN Martha Jane Church 1867 - 1940 Charles Franklin Church 72 72 1874 - UNKNOWN Cora Mina Church 1876 - UNKNOWN Robert Varnum Church ~1796 - UNKNOWN Varnum Church D. UNKNOWN Ora Wyman D. ~1918 Chester Church ? D. UNKNOWN Martha Church D. UNKNOWN Elzina Church D. UNKNOWN Varnum Church D. UNKNOWN Lydia Ann Church D. UNKNOWN Selinda Church D. UNKNOWN Fidelia Church D. UNKNOWN Louisa Church D. UNKNOWN Polly Church D. UNKNOWN Lucy Church D. UNKNOWN Sarah Church 1754 - 1842 Caleb Church 88 88 A Revolutionary war soldier serving in Captain John Randall's and Col. J. M. Varnum's regiment, and a year in Capt. Wm. Porter's and Col. Charles Greens's regiment.  He must have gone privateering also for the was confined in the notorious ship "Jersey" being the third of the Plymouth family to languish there.  He was a Lieutenant in the Fourth Rhode Island Militia.  (from family records obtained from Shirley Simkin).
 D. UNKNOWN Brayman 1778 - 1857 Lydia Church 78 78 1787 - 1850 Nancy Church 63 63 D. UNKNOWN Elijah Robinson 1779 - 1850 Betsy Church 71 71 1796 - 1832 Dorcas Church 36 36 D. UNKNOWN Sally Church D. UNKNOWN William Reynolds D. UNKNOWN Lewis Z. Clark D. UNKNOWN Abram Lewis D. UNKNOWN Stephen Beebe 1754 - UNKNOWN Caleb Church ~1725 - >1754 Lydia Larkin 29 29 D. UNKNOWN Silas Church 1703 - 1752 Caleb Church 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Branch 1734 - UNKNOWN Joshua Church 1736 - 1785 Charles Church 49 49 1738 - UNKNOWN Samuel Church D. UNKNOWN Isaac Church D. UNKNOWN Katherine Kenyon D. UNKNOWN Susanna Kenyon D. UNKNOWN Hannah Rogers 1678 - UNKNOWN Isaac Church 1680 - >1745 Mary Hutchins 65 65 Joseph Wheelock was appointed Mary's guardian on 30 January 1694. BET 1637 AND 1638 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Hutchins BET 1704 AND 1705 - UNKNOWN Mary Church 3 FEB 1706/07 - UNKNOWN Lydia Church 4 MAR 1708/09 - 1762 Joshua Church 1712 - UNKNOWN Jonathan Church ~1713 - UNKNOWN Silas Church D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~1716 - 1756 Rufus Church 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Pool D. UNKNOWN William Barrett D. UNKNOWN Nathaniel Stump D. UNKNOWN Annis Johnson D. UNKNOWN Thankful Bullard D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Bullard 1642 - 1722 Caleb Church 80 80 Built a mill, Watertown, and kept an inn which he sold to Thomas Learned in 1712, who kept a tavern there for 50 years. (fr family information received from Shirley Simkin)

 <1645 - UNKNOWN Joanna Sprague BET 1609 AND 1610 - 1675 William Sprague Migrated to Charlestown from Upway, Dorsetshire, 1629.
Moved to Hingham, 1636.
Brothers Ralph & Richard Sprague also migrated in 1629.  Mentioned in father's will.  (fr Jim Bullock's data at Ancestry.com)
 BET 1615 AND 1617 - 8 FEB 1695/96 Millicent Eames D. UNKNOWN Deborah LNU D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Scott D. UNKNOWN Rediant Church ? 1688 - UNKNOWN Hannah (twins) Church 1669 - UNKNOWN Ruth Church 1671 - <1722 Lydia Church 51 51 1673 - 1675 Caleb Church 2 2 BET 1674 AND 1675 - UNKNOWN Joshuia Church 1678 - 1758 Rebecca Church 80 80 D. UNKNOWN Joshua Warren D. UNKNOWN Matthew Bowner or Bonner D. UNKNOWN John Maddock D. UNKNOWN Joseph Childs D. UNKNOWN Thomas Ingersol D. UNKNOWN Samuel Hastings D. BET 1690 AND 1790 Deborah Church 1608 - 1668 Richard Church 60 60 The following is copied from the book "Richard Church of Plymouth" by John A. Church, New York, - published in 1913:

Richard Church was the founder of one of the large families of that name in America.  Probably came April 8, 1630 in the fleet with John Winthrope, later Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Freeman in Plymouth 1632.

Following is a letter from Gov. Bradford of Plymouth to General Winthrope of Mass. Bay Colony:
"Richard Church came likewise as a soujournour to work for ye present: Though he is still here resident longer than he purposed: and what hee will doe, neither wee, not I think hymselfe knows; but if hee resolve to settle here we shall require of him to procure a dismission but he did affirm to us at ye first that he was one of Mr. Webb's men and freed to go from England or whither he would.  Ye which wee rather believe because he came to us from Wessagasscusseet (Weymouth) upon the falling out with his partner."

Mayflower descendent IX I Later he bought land in Seconet now Little Compton, RI, which remain in the Church family to this day.  His great grandson asserted that: "he with two of his brethren came early into New England, as refugees from the religious oppression of the parent State."

Garrett Church of Watertown is supposed to have been one of the brothers, the third may have been a Joseph who did not become established in the new country.  He served in the Pequot War of 1643 as a Voluntary with the rank of Sergeant, apparently without pay.  His name is among the first names of soldiers that willingly offered themselves.

DEPOSITION OF RICHARD CHURCH aged ABOUT 56 yr (1664):
"This deponent saith that he being at worke about ye mill ye 19th day of August, hearing that a man was killed hastened presently and helped to remove the earth from Thomas Fish who being much bruised thereby was got to bed and in four days dyed."

His marriage into the Warren family confirmed the belief that he was a man of superior standing in the colony, besides being the second wealthiest.  He died in Dedham in 1668 while on a visit and is buried in Hingham, at a sopt which is now covered by a highway leading to the old steamboat wharf, near the water.  In his will he left a "dubble portion" to his son Joseph because of a lameness in his hand.

(all of above from family notes obtained from Shirley Simkin)
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Richard was hired along with John Thompson to build the first Meeting House.  He also built the first gun carriage in Plymouth in 1637.  He served as a sergeant in the Pequot War. (fr Sherrie Eden's data at Ancestry.com)




 20 JAN 1616/17 - 9 MAR 1669/70 Elizabeth Warren Came to America on the ship "Anne", 1623. <1575 - 1628 Richard Warren 53 53 A passenger on the Mayflower. 1639 - 1717 Benjamin Church 78 78 BET 1648 AND 1655 - UNKNOWN Sarah Church BET 1637 AND 1638 - 1711 Joseph Church BET 1636 AND 1637 - 1658 Elizabeth Church 1640 - 1688 Nathaniel Church 48 48 1659 - UNKNOWN Charles Church ~1643 - UNKNOWN Richard Church 1648 - 1677 Abigail Church 29 29 1647 - UNKNOWN Hannah Church D. UNKNOWN Sarah Barstow D. UNKNOWN Samuel Thaxter D. UNKNOWN Joseph Sturtevant D. UNKNOWN Caleb Hobart D. UNKNOWN Alice Southworth D. UNKNOWN Mary Tucker ~1797 - <1877 Jacob Sherman 80 80 1803 - 1877 Rhoda Stearns 73 73 1767 - UNKNOWN Levi Stearns 1774 - UNKNOWN Keziah Wetherbee 2 FEB 1745/46 - UNKNOWN Aaron Stearns ~1746 - UNKNOWN Esther Glazier D. UNKNOWN Epharim Wetherbee D. UNKNOWN Keziah LNU 1840 - UNKNOWN William Simkin ~1841 - UNKNOWN Lucretia Empson 1865 - UNKNOWN Henry Simkin 1869 - UNKNOWN Mary E. Simkin 1874 - UNKNOWN George A. Simkin 1702 - UNKNOWN John Stearns 1706 - UNKNOWN Anna Coolidge 1677 - UNKNOWN John Stearns 1684 - >1735 Abigail Fiske 51 51 1638 - 1683 Samuel Stearns 45 45 1642 - 1723 Hannah Manning 81 81 25 FEB 1622/23 - 1677 Isaac Stearnes LDS-AF wrong for this string: dates impossible. bio. Isaac Stearns ofHigham, Suffolk, was b. abt 1590. On 5/20/1622 at Stoke Nayland, theadjacent parish, hem. MARY BARKER of Nayland. She was the dau of JohnBARKER and Margaret WALTER of Nayland.

Isaac Stearns prob came to NewEng in the Winthrop Fleet. On the morningof 4/8/1630 the first 5 ships set sail from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight,andarrived at Salem MA on 6/12/1630 (9 weeks). The other 6 ships of theWinthropFleet sailed in May and arrived in July, bringing altogetherabout 700 passengers. Not being satisfied with the prospects of Salem,the colonists soon moved onto Charlestown and thence to Watertown wherethey settled.

Isaac Stearns settled near Mount Auburn. In 1642,his homelot was boundedon the E by Pequusett Meadow, apart of which he owned. He was admittedfreeman 5/18/1631; he was a selectman for several years. On 12/4/1638 hewas fined 5 shillings for "turningthe way about" (that is, changing thehighway). In 1647 he was appointed by the selectmen to "consider how thebridge over the river shall be built, and to agree with the workmen fordoing it,according to their best discretion." This was the first mentionof a bridge over the Charles River in Watertown.

He d.6/19/1671, leaving a widow Mary, who d. 4/23/1677. His will dated6/14/1677 and withhis autograph signature is extant in the Middlesex MAprobate office. The appraisal of his estate indicates he was affluent forhis time. Even after generousintervivos transfers to his 7 livingchildren, he gave 14 parcels of land of 467 acres total, plusstock,utensils, etc. 2 horses, 4 oxen, 8 cows, 3 yearlings. 12 sheep,swine, furniture, corn in the fields, 3 long guns, one sword, and Ð329appearantly cash, which cash might translate to 66 horses at Ð5 each,or100acres of meadow at Ð3/acre. His house and homestall on twelve acreswas valused at *100. per Ancestry of Mary Barker, Wife of Isaac Stearns,by John Threlfall. p. 436. he cited Gen. of Isaac Stearns, by VanWagenen; Lec?tfords Notebook in NEHGR40:269; Bond's History ofWatertown., p. 450?. m. Mary Barker 5/20/1622at Stoke, Nayland, Eng., d.6/19/1671. per Ancestry of Mary Barker wife ofIsaac Stearns, by JohnThrelfall. BUT SEE: Joan Guilford says Mary Stearns wasdau of Isaac (1)Stearns and Mary Barker Stearns. Says Isaac is son of Thomas (a) Stearnsand Dorothy Plampin of MuchFordam, Essex, England. and says Dorothywasthe dau of John Plampin of Stoke Nayland, Suffolk, England. She quotesThrelfall for this. per Joan Guilford, Orange CA 1995. 1 JAN 1603/04 - 1677 Mary Barker 1821 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Colwell Sherman 1823 - UNKNOWN Frederick Sherman ~1829 - UNKNOWN John Sherman 1829 - UNKNOWN Theodore Sherman 1835 - UNKNOWN Frank Sherman ~1838 - UNKNOWN Levi Sherman ~1846 - UNKNOWN Cassius Sherman ~1846 - UNKNOWN Jane Sherman D. UNKNOWN Eunice Stearns 1802 - UNKNOWN Lucretia Stearns D. UNKNOWN Ephraim Stearns D. UNKNOWN Nancy Stearns D. UNKNOWN Polly Stearns D. UNKNOWN Lucy Stearns D. UNKNOWN Betsey Stearns 1809 - UNKNOWN Lyman Stearns ~1674 - 1755 John Coolidge 81 81 1681 - UNKNOWN Margaret Bond 1728 - UNKNOWN Moses Stearns 1730 - UNKNOWN Jerusha Stearns MAR 1735/36 - UNKNOWN Anna Stearns 1739 - UNKNOWN Abigail Stearns 1741 - UNKNOWN Hepzibah Stearns 1753 - UNKNOWN Elias Stearns 1650 - 1724 William Bond 74 74 31 JAN 1663/64 - UNKNOWN Hepzibah Hastings ~1605 - BET 1682 AND 1685 Thomas Hastings 1626 - >1685 Margaret Cheney 59 59 1603 - 1667 William Cheney 64 64 1604 - 1686 Margaret Cule 82 82 1566 - 1643 Lawrence Cheney 77 77 D. UNKNOWN Julian Waldron D. UNKNOWN John Cheney D. UNKNOWN Agnes ~1634 - 1711 Nathaniel Coolidge 77 77 1639 - >1712 Mary Bright 73 73 ~1602 - 1686 Henry Bright 83 83 Admitted as freeman 6 May 1635, Watertown, MA
Was one of the founders of Watertown, MA 1615 - UNKNOWN Anna Goldstone 1604 - 1691 John Coolidge 86 86 ~1602 - 1691 Mary Ravens 89 89 ~1562 - 1626 Richard Ravens 64 64 ~1566 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hedge ~1519 - 1580 William Ravens 61 61 D. 1584 Joan Starlyng D. 1537 Robert Starlyng Robert Starlyng D. 1577 Nicholas Hedge D. UNKNOWN Alice Burrough D. ~1577 John Burrough D. UNKNOWN Margaret LNU D. ~1554 James Hedge D. ~1567 Elizabeth LNU 1563 - 1618 William Cooledge 55 55 1567 - FEB 1619/20 Margaret Mayse D. 1590 Simon Coolidge D. UNKNOWN Jane LNU <1563 - MAR 1616/17 John Barker 1564 - >1640 Margaret Walter 76 76 1545 - ~1603 William Stearns 58 58 ~1545 - <1671 Emma Ramsford 126 126 ~1643 - UNKNOWN Abigail Stearns 26 JAN 1625/26 - UNKNOWN Mary Stearns 6 JAN 1631/32 - UNKNOWN Isaac Stearns 1628 - UNKNOWN Hannah Stearns 1623 - UNKNOWN John Stearns 1635 - UNKNOWN Sarah Stearns ~1542 - UNKNOWN Robert Ramsford 1520 - UNKNOWN Henry Stearne ~1540 - 1587 John Barker 47 47 BET 1505 AND 1510 - 1561 Richard Barker ~1525 - 1569 Richard Walter 44 44 ~1530 - UNKNOWN Margaret or Elizabeth LNU 1664 - UNKNOWN Samuel Stearns 1666 - UNKNOWN Hannah Stearns 1668 - UNKNOWN Nathaniel Stearns 1671 - UNKNOWN Sarah Stearns 1673 - UNKNOWN Samuel Stearns 1674 - UNKNOWN Isaac Stearns 1679 - UNKNOWN Mary Stearns 1680 - UNKNOWN Abigail Stearns 1682 - UNKNOWN Joseph Stearns BET 1614 AND 1615 - 14 MAR 1689/90 William Manning BET 1612 AND 1613 - 1692 Dorothy Adams 1592 - 17 FEB 1664/65 William Manning 1593 - 1634 Hannah LNU 41 41 1655 - 6 JAN 1717/18 John Fiske 3 MAR 1658/59 - ~1698 Abigail Parks 1704 - UNKNOWN Josiah Stearns 1706 - UNKNOWN Joseph Stearns 1708 - UNKNOWN Abigail Stearns 1709 - UNKNOWN David Stearns 1711 - UNKNOWN Thomas Stearns 1712 - UNKNOWN James Stearns 1713 - UNKNOWN Hannah Stearns 1715 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Stearns BET 1716 AND 1717 - UNKNOWN Peter Stearns 11 MAR 1717/18 - UNKNOWN William Stearns 1719 - UNKNOWN Lydia Stearns 1721 - UNKNOWN James Stearns 18 JAN 1722/23 - UNKNOWN Lois Stearns 1724 - UNKNOWN Abijah Stearns ~1620 - 1684 John Fiske 64 64 ~1632 - >1694 Sarah Wyeth 61 61 ~1592 - UNKNOWN Nathan Fiske ~1595 - 1680 Nicholas Wyeth 85 85 1628 - 1690 Thomas Parks 61 61 1637 - 3 FEB 1690/91 Abigail Dikes 1609 - 1664 Richard Parks 54 54 1595 - 1656 Margery Crane 61 61 BET 1615 AND 1616 - 1660 Edward Dikes Embarked at Gravesend (England), 16 January 1635, age 19, and in the same vessel came Jane Wilkinson, aged 20...he was admitted freeman, 4 May 1635, and his name is on the earliest list of proprietors of Watertown. ~1618 - UNKNOWN Jane Wilkinson BET 1552 AND 1568 - ~1629 Jeffery Fiske BET 1521 AND 1525 - <1602 Robert Fiske BET 1525 AND 1527 - ~1571 Sibilla Gold ~1555 - ~1614 Mary Cooke 59 59 BET 1480 AND 1485 - <1524 Richard Fiske BET 1460 AND 1474 - >1536 Geoffrey Fiske BET 1420 AND 1425 - BET 3 AND 13 MAY 1504 Geoffrey Fiske GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN ENGLAND", NEHGS Register,
v. 92, p. 287
"These charters compel us to place the birth of Simon
Fiske who died in 1463/4 and the births of his sons William
and Geoffrey somewhat earlier than they appear in the
pedigree set forth in the REGISTER, vol. 87, p. 368. These
two latter men must both have been born prior to 1429 and
about 1420 - 1425, while their father must have been born
about 1400. His father Hugh was, therefore, born about 1370
and is probably the son or grandson of the Hugh who appears
in Laxfield in 1340 and 1345.

from NEHGS Register, Oct. 1932, p. 409-410
The Will of Jaffrey Fyske of Laxfeld [Laxfield, Co.
Suffolk], dated 3 May 1504. To be buried in Laxfeld
parish. To the high altar there, for tithes forgotten,
3s. 4d. To the repair of the parish church 6s. 8d. To
the repair of the bell 3s. 4d. To the repair of the
Chapel of Our Lady in said parish and for arrear[s]
of some rents pertaining to said chapel 6s. 8d. To Our
Lady's Gild in Laxfeld 3s. 4d. Bequests to the Friars
of Dunwich and Orford [Co. Suffolk]. To my son, Master
John Fyske, to sing for me a year after my decease, a
sufficient stipend. To the poor in Laxfeld 10s. To the
mending of foul ways 20s. To each godchild 12d. To each
"Bell chyld of myne" 12d. To my daughter Johane 5 marks.
To my daughter Maryon 6s. 8d. To Margaret Kempe a heifer.
My house and land are to be sold, except a pightle bought
of Nicholas Baas, [which is] to be sold him at a "meone"
price. My son Jeffrey is to have the first purchase and
within 40s. of any other. "Nevertheless I am otherwyse
counselled by my other children whereof finally I put
it to the discrescion of my executors & specially my son
Master John Fyske to say how my son Jeffrey shall pay."
He who purchases my place is to have the stock of "beys"
[i.e., bees] there lying and to pay 2 lbs. wax to the
light before the crucifix in Laxfeld church as long as
the stock shall endure, if so much increase of wax come
yearly off the said stock. Executors and residuary
legatees: my sons Master John Fyske and Symond Fyske,
to dispose to the health of my soul; and to each of
them 6s. 8d. Proved 13 May 1504 by Master John Fyske,
with power reserved to Simon Fyske. (Archdeaconry of
Suffolk [Ipswich Probate Registry], book 4, fo. 134.) D. ~1504 Margaret LNU BET 1399 AND 1400 - ABT FEB 1463/64 Symon Fiske He was Lord of the manor of Stadhaugh, Laxfield, Suffolk, England.

from NEHGS Register, Oct. 1932, p. 408
The Will of Simon Fysk of Laxfeld [Laxfield, Co. Suffolk],
dated 22 December 1463. To be buried in Laxfeld church,
whereof I am a parishioner. To the high altar 3s. 4d. To
the stipend of the chaplain of the Gild of St. Mary in
Laxfeld 6s.8d. yearly, for sixteen years. For the health of
my soul and my friends' souls, I will that a chaplain shall
celebrate in Laxfeld church for one year. For three trentals
for my soul 30s. To the new bells in Laxfeld 20s. To my wife
Katherine my utensils and moveables live and dead. To each
of my three daughters £10 within a year of marriage; but,
if any of them remain single, she shall enjoy her portion.
To my son William 40s. To my son Geoffrey 40s. To my elder
son John 40s. To my daughter Margaret Devsing 40s. To my
son Edmund 40s. If any of my sons bring action against my
executors for lands in Laxfeld and Eston Bavent
[Easton-Bavent, Co. Suffolk], he shall lose his portion
of 40s. Residuary legatees and executors: my wife Katherine,
my younger son John, John Noloth, and Nicholas Noloth. To
my wife Katherine lands in Laxfeld for life, with the
remainder to my younger son John, except 2 acres called
Semams to my wife absolutely. If my younger son John be
disturbed, he shall compensate himself from my lands in
Eston Bavent. After his mother's decease, he shall give my
executors £30. For the health of my soul 10 marks. Proved
at Laxfeld 26 February 1463/64 by the widow and John Fysk,
the younger son. (Archdeaconry of Suffolk [Ipswich Probate
Registry], book 2, fo. 117)

from "GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN ENGLAND", NEHGS Register,
v. 92, p. 179
1 December, 9 Henry V [1421]. At Laxfeld. William
Dowsyng, son and heir of Stephen Dowsyng, deceased,
late of Laxfeld, to Simon Fysk, son of Hugh Fysk of
Laxfeld, two pieces of my land (2 1/2 acres) there in
the hamlet of Stoodh[a]wgh in the town of Laxfeld,
between le Marketweye, W[est]; land of the said William
Dowsyng, E[ast]; land of the said Simon Fysk, N[orth];
said Marketweye and land of John Sauage, S[outh]; to
Simon Fysk, his heirs and assigns for ever. Witnesses:
Nicholas Stowe, Edmund Hurlich, RIchard Gleme, Robert
Barker, John Edward. (Seal in good condition.) (No. 3.).

from "GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN ENGLAND", NEHGS Register,
v. 92, p. 287
"These charters compel us to place the birth of Simon
Fiske who died in 1463/4 and the births of his sons
William and Geoffrey somewhat earlier than they appear in
the pedigree set forth in the REGISTER, vol. 87, p. 368.
These two latter men must both have been born prior to 1429
and about 1420 - 1425, while their father must have been
born about 1400. His father Hugh was, therefore, born about
1370 and is probably the son or grandson of the Hugh who
appears in Laxfield in 1340 and 1345. BET 1400 AND 1402 - AFT 26 FEB 1463/64 Katherine Crispe ~1370 - UNKNOWN Hugh Fiske BET 1561 AND 1581 - UNKNOWN John Wyeth D. UNKNOWN Margaret LNU 1557 - UNKNOWN William 'Thomas' Parke 1561 - UNKNOWN Mary Manning ~1531 - UNKNOWN Robert Manning ~1542 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Herbert ~1380 - UNKNOWN Willem Van Arkel ~1400 - UNKNOWN Otto Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN John Braman ~1667 - MAR 1740/41 Edward Jr. Larkin ~1662 - 1743 Mary Cottrell 81 81 ~1616 - ~1721 Edward Larkin 105 105 ~1640 - >1676 Lydia LNU 36 36 ~1642 - >1662 Ann Peabody 20 20 1612 - 1687 John Peabody 75 75 <1627 - 1678 Dorothy Tooley 51 51 ~1642 - 1715 Nicholas Cottrell 73 73 1622 - 1680 Nicholas Cottrell 58 58 <1628 - UNKNOWN Martha LNU 1591 - >1622 John Cottrell 31 31 1584 - 1661 Ebenezer (James?) Peabody 77 77 1585 - 1660 Sarah Pearle 75 75 1560 - 1610 Thomas Peabody 50 50 1562 - 1607 Hannah LNU 45 45 <1612 - UNKNOWN Thomas Tully <1612 - UNKNOWN Rebecca LNU 1570 - 1623 Richard Church 53 53 1571 - UNKNOWN Alice Vassell 9 MAR 1635/36 - UNKNOWN John Church 1650 - UNKNOWN Lydia Church 27 JAN 1655/56 - UNKNOWN Deborah Church 27 JAN 1656/57 - UNKNOWN Priscilla Church 1662 - UNKNOWN Mary Church 1548 - <1593 John Church 45 45 1545 - <1654 Joan Titerall 109 109 1525 - 1547 John Church 22 22 ~1526 - UNKNOWN Catherine Swan D. UNKNOWN Robert Church 1583 - 1673 Elizabeth Marsh 90 90 Note: Passenger list, ship Anne, 1623

The ship Anne arrived in Plymouth in July, 1623 accompanied by the Little James, bringing new settlers along with many of the wives and children that had been left behind in Leyden when the Mayflower departed in 1620. This ship passenger list is reconstructed from the 1623 Division of Land, the passenger list compiled by Charles Banks in Planters of the Commonwealth, and the research found in Eugene Aubrey Stratton's Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691. The author is a descendant of Anne passengers Ellen Newton, Mrs. Elizabeth Warren, Anna Warren, Mrs. Barbara Standish, Mary Buckett, and Francis Sprague.

* Annable, Anthony
* Jane (Momford) Annable, wife
* Sarah Annable, daughter
* Hannah Annable, daughter
* Bangs, Edward
* Bartlett, Robert, #5498 (22G Grandfather)
* Buckett, Mary
* Brewster, Patience, #5647
* Fear Brewster, sister, #5554
* Clarke, Thomas
* Conant, Christopher
* Cooke, Mrs. Hester (Mahieu)
* Jane Cooke, daughter
* Jacob Cooke, son
* Hester Cooke, daughter
* Dix, Anthony
* Faunce, John, #5470
* Flavel, Mrs. Elizabeth
* Flood, Edmond
* Fuller, Mrs. Bridget (Lee) , #2511 (22G Aunt)
* Godbertson, Godbert
* Sarah (Allerton)(Vincent)(Priest) Godbertson, wife
* Samuel Godbertson, son
* Sarah Priest, step-daughter
* Mary Priest, step-daughter
* Hatherly, Timothy
* Heard, William
* Hicks, Mrs. Margaret, #5649 (22G Grandmother)
* Samuel Hicks, son , #5614 (21G Grandfather)
* Lydia Hicks, daughter, #5650 (22G Aunt)
* Hilton, Mrs. William
* William Hilton, son
* Mary Hilton, daughter
* Holman, Edward
* Kempton, Manasseh, #5599
* Long, Robert
* Mitchell, Experience
* Morton, George, #5513
* Juliana Morton, wife, #5596
* Nathanial Morton, son, #5512
* John Morton, son, #5602
* Ephraim Morton, son, #5525
* Patience Morton, daughter, #5469
* Sarah Morton, daughter, #5511

* Morton, Thomas Jr., #5532
* Newton, Ellen
* Oldham, John
* Mrs. Oldham, wife
* Lucretia Oldham, sister
* Palmer, Mrs. Frances
* Penn, Christian
* Pierce, Abraham
* Pratt, Joshua
* Rand, James
* Rattliff, Robert
* Mrs. Rattliff, wife
* Snow, Nicholas
* Southworth, Alice (Carpenter), #5536
* Sprague, Francis
* Anna Sprague, wife
* Mercy Sprague, daughter
* Standish, Mrs. Barbara
* Tilden, Thomas
* (Ann?) Tilden, wife
* child Tilden
* Tracy, Stephen
* Wallen, Ralph
* Joyce Wallen, wife
* Warren, Mrs. Elizabeth, #5397 (23G Grandmother)
* Mary Warren, daughter, #5398 (22G Grandmother)
* Elizabeth Warren, daughter, #5395 (23G Aunt)
* Anna Warren, daughter, #5399 (23G Aunt)
* Sarah Warren, daughter, #5400 (23G Aunt)
* Abigail Warren, daughter, #5401 (23G Aunt) ~1560 - 1587 Christopher Warren 27 27 1560 - UNKNOWN Alice Webb 1537 - UNKNOWN William Warren ~1540 - UNKNOWN Anne Mable 1534 - UNKNOWN Thomas Webb <1535 - UNKNOWN Christopher Warren ~1500 - UNKNOWN John Warren ~1467 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Gerard ~1470 - UNKNOWN Margaret Leigh ~1444 - UNKNOWN Percival Leigh ~1520 - UNKNOWN Thomas Mable ~1610 - BET 13 FEB 1676/77 AND 1683 Mary Warren ~1612 - UNKNOWN Anna Warren ~1614 - UNKNOWN Sarah Warren ~1618 - UNKNOWN Abigail Warren BET 1624 AND 1625 - UNKNOWN Nathaniel Warren 22 MAR 1626/27 - UNKNOWN Joseph Warren D. 1614 Edward Sprague D. UNKNOWN Christian LNU 1635 - UNKNOWN Anthony Sprague ~1638 - UNKNOWN John Sprague <1640 - UNKNOWN Samuel Sprague BEF 20 MAR 1641/42 - UNKNOWN Jonathan Sprague <1643 - UNKNOWN Persis Sprague <1648 - UNKNOWN Jonathan Sprague <1650 - UNKNOWN William Sprague <1652 - UNKNOWN Mary Sprague BEF 25 FEB 1654/55 - UNKNOWN Hannah Sprague ~1592 - 1686 Anthony Eames 94 94 ~1599 - UNKNOWN Margery LNU ~1548 - 1618 Thomas Eames 70 70 ~1552 - 1614 Millicent Brewster 62 62 ~1306 - 28 FEB 1354/55 Jan Van Arkel Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jim Weber BET 1300 AND 1309 - 1362 Irmgard Von Kleve Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jim Weber ~1285 - 1324 Johan Van Arkel 39 39 Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1270 AND 1275 - 26 FEB 1312/13 Mabilia Van Voorne Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1274 - 1311 Otto Von Kleve 37 37 ~1290 - UNKNOWN Matilda Virneburg BET 1310 AND 1314 - BET 1353 AND 1354 Thibaut or Thibauld De Bar BET 1320 AND 1322 - <1353 Maria Van Vlaanderen BET 1262 AND 1270 - >1335 Erhard Van Bar BET 1290 AND 1299 - 1340 Isabella Van Lotharingen BET 1267 AND 1268 - 31 JAN 1330/31 Jan Van Vlaanderen BET 1285 AND 1292 - BET 1353 AND 1365 Maria d'Artois ~1258 - 1297 Jan II Van Arkel 39 39 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1233 - 1272 Johan II Van Arkel 39 39 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1236 - >1281 Bertha Van Ochten 45 45 Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1200 AND 1201 - >1243 Herbaren II Van Der Lede Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1205 - 1276 Alverade Van Heusden 71 71 Ancestry - Kirk Larson D. >1265 Riculd Van Ochten D. UNKNOWN Jutta LNU BET 1170 AND 1175 - UNKNOWN Floris Herbaren Van Der Lede Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1145 - UNKNOWN Herbaren I van der Lede Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1150 - UNKNOWN FNU Von Altena Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN Willem Von Altena ~1179 - UNKNOWN FNU Botter Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - David Weaver ~1149 - UNKNOWN Hugo Botter ~1179 - >1217 Jan I van Heusden 38 38 ~1125 - BET 1173 AND 1200 Arnold I Van Heusden D. UNKNOWN Justina Von Salm D. 1135 Jan Van Heusden D. UNKNOWN Christina Van Arentsbergh D. 1163 Heinrich I von Salm ~1183 - UNKNOWN Aleijdis Persijn D. 1100 Boudewijn III van Heusden D. 1092 Robert IV Van Heusden D. UNKNOWN Johanna Von Alkena D. 1073 Jan Van Heusden D. UNKNOWN Machteld Van Steenvoorde D. UNKNOWN FNU von der Lippe D. 1028 Boudewijn Van Heusden D. 0972 Robert III Van Heusden D. UNKNOWN Gertrudis Von Spanheim ~0920 - 0956 Jan Van Heusden 36 36 D. UNKNOWN Margaretha Von Loon D. UNKNOWN Aleid Van Gennep ~0850 - UNKNOWN Boudewijn I van Heusden ~0820 - ~0857 Rubrecht Van Heusden 37 37 ~0820 - UNKNOWN Ada Von Cuijk ~0790 - UNKNOWN Robbrecht Von Teisterbant ~0790 - UNKNOWN Cunigunda Hoya D. UNKNOWN Sophie Von Ostangeln ~0840 - ~0869 Edmund Von Ostangeln 29 29 BET 1075 AND 1080 - BET 1135 AND 1138 Hermann II Von Salm ~1040 - 1088 Hermann I Von Salm 48 48 D. UNKNOWN Sophie Von Formbach BET 995 AND 1007 - 1059 Giselbert Von Salm www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 958 AND 965 - 1019 Friedrich I of Luxemburg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0951 - 5 SEP 986 Hugo III Raucus of Nordgau BET 923 AND 937 - 13 DEC 992 Hedwig de Longwy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman D. <0919 Widricus ~0890 - UNKNOWN Kunegund BET 890 AND 925 - 18 DEC 967 Eberhard IV Von Elsass Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0915 - 0986 Luitgarde Von Trier 71 71 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 958 AND 970 - UNKNOWN Irmtrud Vom Kinziggau www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Connie Thistle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 914 AND 925 - 0992 Heribert I Von Gleiberg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Connie Thistle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 918 AND 956 - UNKNOWN Ermentrud Imiza vom Avalgau Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Connie Thistle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. 12 DEC 949 Udo IV von der Wetterau D. UNKNOWN Kunigunde De Vermandois BET 888 AND 920 - BET 998 AND 999 Meginoz Von Geldern ung Zutphen Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Connie Thistle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 895 AND 935 - 0995 Gerberga von Lothringen Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Connie Thistle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0810 - UNKNOWN Rainier de Saundis SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robert Lord ~0760 - 0820 Arnoul III de Chaumontois 60 60 ~0675 - UNKNOWN Arnoul II de Chaumontois D. 0705 Plektrude ~0655 - 0708 Dreux De Heristal 53 53 D. 0698 Hugobert D. UNKNOWN Irmina ~0650 - UNKNOWN Anstrud ~0620 - UNKNOWN Varteon or Berchar ~0626 - UNKNOWN Ansflede D. UNKNOWN Rudolf Van Ochten D. UNKNOWN Marina Von Bentheim BET 1140 AND 1150 - BET 1207 AND 1209 Otto I Von Bentheim BET 1140 AND 1150 - >1205 Alverade Von Arnsberg ~1150 - 1203 Heinrich I Van Cuijck 53 53 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errazuriz Tagle
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1152 - 1203 Ermengard Von Soest 51 51 BET 1240 AND 1250 - 1287 Albert Voorne BET 1200 AND 1205 - 13 MAR 1258/59 Hendrik van Voorne BET 1205 AND 1215 - UNKNOWN Catharina Van Peteghem- Cysoing ~1172 - 1228 Dirk van Voorne 56 56 ~1165 - >1226 Alveradis Van Cuyck 61 61 BET 1152 AND 1184 - >1240 Johann III Von Cysoing- Peteghem BET 1168 AND 1188 - >1220 Maria De Bourghelles ~1242 - UNKNOWN Aleidis Van Loon ~1216 - 1272 Arnold IV Van Looz 56 56 ~1220 - BET 1267 AND 1271 Johanna Van Chiny BET 1173 AND 1180 - 1226 Ludwig IV Von Chiney BET 1170 AND 1183 - >1237 Mahaut d'Avesnes BET 1172 AND 1175 - 1216 Gerhard III Von Rieneck BET 1173 AND 1185 - >1216 Kunigunde von Zimmern ~1179 - UNKNOWN Reginald De Braose ~1184 - UNKNOWN Isobel De Braose 1117 - BET 1190 AND 1192 Reginald De St. Valerie Bernard paid a fine for livery of Beckley and Horton in 1166-7.   D. UNKNOWN William De Braose D. UNKNOWN Bertha of Gloucester D. UNKNOWN Milo of Gloucester 1227 - ~1256 William De Salmesbury 29 29 ~1172 - UNKNOWN Roger De Salmesbury D. UNKNOWN Margaret Fitzosbert D. UNKNOWN Walter Fitzosbert 1142 - UNKNOWN Cospatrick De Salmesbury D. >1256 Avina De Notton ~1222 - 1275 Thurstan De Holand 53 53 1197 - >1241 Robert De Holand 44 44 1201 - UNKNOWN Cecily De Columbers 1171 - BET 1212 AND 1224 Matthew De Holand 1177 - UNKNOWN Alan De Columbers 1181 - UNKNOWN Cecily De Waleton 1230 - UNKNOWN Daughter De Kellet 1204 - 1272 Adam De Kellet 68 68 D. UNKNOWN Orm De Kellet D. UNKNOWN Joan De Holand BET 1220 AND 1228 - 1291 Theobald II De Bar BET 1256 AND 1260 - 1312 Dietbald II of Lothringen ~1230 - UNKNOWN Mahaut Bethune ~1289 - UNKNOWN Philip Van Guelders ~1256 - 1305 Derek VII von Cleve 49 49 ~1250 - >1281 Margaret Guelders 31 31 ~1364 - UNKNOWN Johanna Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN Floris De Berlaer de Schinnen Berthout D. UNKNOWN Mechtild Von Der Marck BET 1225 AND 1226 - 1314 Willem Van Vlaanderen ~1247 - 1298 Alix Van Clermont 51 51 1220 - 1251 Margaretha Van Guelders 31 31 ~1275 - 1304 Daughter Kessel 29 29 ~1250 - UNKNOWN Wilhelm Von Kessel 5 MAR 1363/64 - UNKNOWN Willem I of Guelders 1366 - UNKNOWN Rainald IV of Guelders 1330 - 9 JAN 1383/84 Louis III of Flanders 1308 - UNKNOWN Louis II of Flanders 1310 - 1382 Marguerite of France 72 72 ~1283 - 1322 Louis I of Flanders 39 39 ~1285 - 1325 Jeanne de Rethul 40 40 BET 1291 AND 1292 - 3 JAN 1321/22 Philippe V of France BET 1291 AND 1293 - 1348 Jeanne La Boiteuse De Bourgogne 9 FEB 1322/23 - 1368 Marguerite of Brabant 1300 - 1355 Jean III De Brabant 55 55 ~1303 - 1335 Marie D'Evreux 32 32 1275 - 1312 Jean II "The Peaceable" De Brabant 37 37 1275 - 1318 Margaret of England 43 43 1276 - 1319 Louis of France 43 43 ~1285 - 1311 Marguerite d'Artois 26 26 1373 - UNKNOWN Charles De Bourgogne 1374 - UNKNOWN Marguerite De Bourgogne 1377 - UNKNOWN Louis De Bourgogne 1378 - UNKNOWN Catherine De Bourgogne 1379 - UNKNOWN Bonne De Bourgogne 1384 - UNKNOWN Antoine De Bourgogne 1386 - UNKNOWN Marie De Bourgogne ~1389 - UNKNOWN Philippe De Bourgogne 1296 - 1310 Jan of Bohemia 14 14 1274 - 1313 Heinrich VII of the Holy Roman Empire 39 39 1276 - 1311 Marguerite Brabant 35 35 1240 - 1288 Henri III of Luxembourg 48 48 1242 - 25 FEB 1319/20 Beatrice Beaumont BET 1251 AND 1253 - 1294 Jean I of Brabant 1254 - 1271 Marguerite of France 17 17 20 JAN 1291/92 - 1330 Eliska of Bohemia Ancestry - Isiaha Lee 1271 - 1305 Wenzel I of Bohemia 33 33 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee 13 MAR 1270/71 - 1297 Guta of Austria Ancestry - Isiaha Lee 1233 - 1278 Premysl II Otaker Bohemia 45 45 1246 - 1285 Kunegunda Rostislavna Kiev 39 39 1339 - UNKNOWN Louis I de Anjou 1344 - UNKNOWN Marie of France 1248 - 1306 Robert II De Bourgogne 58 58 BET 1260 AND 1268 - 1327 Agnes De France ~1292 - UNKNOWN Henryk II (IV) of Glogau 1296 - 1321 Matilde of Brandenburg 25 25 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins 1347 - UNKNOWN Margarete of Schlesien- Brieg ~1253 - 1309 Heinrich III of Schlesien Glogau 56 56 ~1276 - BEF 29 JAN 1318/19 Mechtild of Braunschweig ~1271 - 1307 Hermann of Brandenburg 36 36 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins ~1278 - 19 MAR 1326/27 Anna of Austria Ancestry - Levi Stebbins 1291 - 1352 Boleslaw III of Brieg 60 60 ~1248 - 22 FEB 1295/96 Henryk V of Schiesien 1263 - 1304 Elisabeth (Elzbieta) of Poland 41 41 21 FEB 1295/96 - 1322 Margarethe (Marketa) of Bohemia Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1284 - UNKNOWN Alida De Hainault ~1283 - UNKNOWN Trude van de Poele ~1283 - UNKNOWN Doedijn de Hainault ~1314 - UNKNOWN Isabella D'Avesnes 1310 - UNKNOWN Sibylla D'Avesnes BET 1312 AND 1314 - UNKNOWN Philippa D'Avesnes ~1313 - UNKNOWN Jan D'Avesnes ? ~1317 - UNKNOWN Willem IV D'Avesnes ~1320 - UNKNOWN Agnes D'Avesnes ~1325 - UNKNOWN Louis D'Avesnes BET 7 AND 12 APR 1206 - 1253 Otto II "der Erlauchte" Von Bayern Ancestry - Levi Stebbins BET 1201 AND 1202 - 1267 Agnes of the Rhein Ancestry - Levi Stebbins BET 1226 AND 1236 - UNKNOWN Marie Brabant BET 1250 AND 1252 - UNKNOWN Anne Von Glogau 1261 - UNKNOWN Marie Von Bayern 1261 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Bayern 1267 - UNKNOWN Ludwig Von Bayern 1274 - UNKNOWN Rudolf I Von Rheinpfalz 1275 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Bayern ~1279 - UNKNOWN Anna Von Bayern ~1291 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Bayern 1218 - 1291 Rudolf I of Germany 73 73 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Levi Stebbins BET 1188 AND 1202 - 1240 Albrecht IV Von Hapsburg Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Levi Stebbins BET 1192 AND 1198 - 1260 Heilwig Von Kyburg Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Levi Stebbins ~1165 - ~1227 Ulrich X Von Kyburg 62 62 ~1225 - 1288 Gertrude Hohenberg 63 63 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins
wikipedia - Gertrude, Duchess of Austria ~1201 - 1253 Burchard III Von Hohenberg 52 52 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Levi Stebbins ~1205 - BET 1233 AND 1278 Mathilde Von T Bingen Horb Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Levi Stebbins ~1176 - BET 1217 AND 1225 Burchard II Von Hohenberg ~1179 - 1250 Rudolf II Van Tubingen 71 71 ~1227 - 1273 Elisabeth Bavaria 46 46 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins ~1170 - 1240 Ludmilla Von Bohmen 70 70 BET 1141 AND 1142 - 1189 Friedrich Konig Von Bohmen BET 1142 AND 1149 - >1190 Elisabeth Arpad BET 1173 AND 1175 - 1227 Henry BET 1176 AND 1187 - 1 JAN 1247/48 Agnes Von Staufen ~1129 - 1195 Heinrich V Von Braunschweig- Luneburg 66 66 BET 1156 AND 1162 - 1189 Matilda Plantagenet 1149 - 1210 Koenraad Van Saksen-Wettin 61 61 BET 1152 AND 1157 - 1209 Elisabeth Van Polen BET 1115 AND 1125 - 18 JAN 1173/74 Wladislaw II of Bohemia 1129 - 1150 Gertrud Von Babenberg 21 21 BET 1067 AND 1117 - 1125 Wladislaw I Von Bohmen BET 1080 AND 1109 - 1125 Rixa Von Berg ~1035 - 1092 Wratislaus II of Bohemia 57 57 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm <1093 - UNKNOWN Heinrich Von Berg BET 1073 AND 1084 - 1136 Leopold III Der Heilige Von Babenberg Patron Saint of Austria.  Feast day is November 15.

Leopold was considerred a candidate in the election of the King of Germany in 1125, but declined.

According to legend, the Lady Mary appeared to him and led him to a position where he found the veil of his wife Agnes, lost years before. At that place, the mosastery of Klosterneuburg was founded.  He subsequently expanded this city to become his residence.

wikipedia - Leopold II, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee

 BET 1072 AND 1075 - 1143 Agnes of Waiblingen wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1050 AND 1055 - 1102 Leopold II Von Babenberg http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
wikipedia - Leopold II, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1055 AND 1060 - 1101 Ida von Ratelberg http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
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Known as one of the great beauties of her day.

Ida joined the contingent of Welf I Duke of Bavaria in the First Crusade early in 1101, and in September of that year was among those ambushed at Heraclea by the Sultan Kilij Arslan I.  Ekkehard of Aura reports that Ida was killed in the fighting, but rumors persisted that she survived and was carried off to a harem.  Later legends claimed that she was the mother of the Muslin hero Zengi, but this is quite impossible on chronological grounds.
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Was her father Tiemo II Graf Formbach?
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wikipedia - Leopold II, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee 1050 - 1106 Heinrich 55 55 Third Emperor of the Salian dynasty.

wikipedia - Agnes of Babenberg
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
 1051 - 1087 Bertha of Savoy and Maurienne 36 36 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1024 AND 1027 - 1075 Ernst II "The Brave" of Austria "Heinrich IV King of Germany granted property to "marchione Ernest in marcha Osterreiche" by charter dated 22 March 1074."
from http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm

wikipedia - Ernest, Margrave of Austria
wikipedia - Leopold II, Margrave of Austria

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0987 - 1055 Adalbert Von Babenburg 68 68 wikipedia - Adalbert, Margrave of Austria
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Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0991 - AFT 17 FEB 1057/58 Frowila Orseolo Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0940 - 10 JUL 994 Leopold I of Austria Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia - Leopold I, Margrave of Austria

Leopold is the first reasonably known historical figure in Austria. ~0960 - UNKNOWN Richeza of Sualafeld Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0970 - 1032 Ottone Orseolo 62 62 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0982 - UNKNOWN Maria of Hungary Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1041 - 26 JAN 1070/71 Adelaide Von Wettin http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm

wikipedia - Leopold II, Margrave of Austria

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson BET 1012 AND 1015 - 1075 Dedo II Von Wettin http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
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Was his father Deitrich II Ostmark m. to Mathilda Meissen? BET 1013 AND 1017 - BET 1067 AND 1068 Oda Lausatia http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0993 - ~1030 Theitmar II Lausatia 37 37 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0994 - UNKNOWN Reinhild Von Biechlingen Ancestry - Isiaha Lee <1139 - >1204 William Freskin De Moray 65 65 ~1107 - <1172 Freskin De Fleming 65 65 ~1190 - UNKNOWN John Murray ~1155 - ~1179 Robert De Kent 24 24 ~1150 - UNKNOWN Alan Montgomery ~1121 - ~1145 Hugh Montgomery 24 24 ~1102 - 1179 Robert Montgomery 77 77 ~1104 - UNKNOWN Marjory Fitzwalter ~1203 - UNKNOWN William Montgomery ~1205 - UNKNOWN Robert Montgomery 1150 - 1210 Walter De Berkeley 60 60 1150 - UNKNOWN Eva De Galloway BET 1100 AND 1125 - 1174 Uchtred De Galloway BET 1104 AND 1126 - UNKNOWN Gunhilda De Dunbar BET 1090 AND 1096 - 1166 Fergus Ceanmor BET 1095 AND 1104 - BET 1132 AND 1194 Joan 1062 - 1138 Waltheof De Dunbar 76 76 BET 1040 AND 1090 - >1126 Sigarith de Lothian ~1135 - BET 1188 AND 1194 Bernard II De Baliol Succeeded his uncle Guy de Bailliol in his English and French fees. Ancestor of the historic house of Balliol. [Falaise Roll, p. 253]

Son of Bernard I Baliol; b.c. 1140; d. 1194; m. Agnes Pencheni; father of Hugh III de Baliol. [Charlemagne & Others, Chart 2908b, 2500]

Transformed the small fortification at Barnard into a great stone fortress with its own borough, and it is not surprising, therefore, that the castle and town now bear his name rather than his Uncle Guy's name. The undoubted model for this twin creation was the borough and castle of Richmond in into existence by Alan, Count of Brittany nearly 60 years before. [Barnard Castle, p. 4]

Son of Bernard de Balliol and Matilda. [GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100]

The 12th century castle was founded by Bernard Baliol, and Bernard's Castle gave its name to the town that grew up beside it. The castle was later seized by one of Durham's Prince Bishops, and other owners included Richard III. [Barnard Castle flyer]

Son of Bernhard Baliol and Matilda; m. Agnes Picougny; father of Eustace Baliol who m. Petronilla Fitz Piers. [WFT Vol 10 Ped 2388]

Barnard Castle overlooks the Tees. Beginning as a small fortified enclosure of the late 11th or early 12th century, and belonging to the Baliol family, it developed into a 6-1/2 acre oblong enclosure (13th & 14th centuries). [Castles of Britain and Ireland, p. 122-123] ~1095 - 1153 Bernard Guy Reginald Baliol 58 58 D. 1240 John FitzRobert De Warkworth & Clavering 1077 - 1099 Guy De Balliol 22 22 1079 - UNKNOWN Dionisia ~1138 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Pincheni 1206 - UNKNOWN Eleanor De Balliol D. UNKNOWN Henry De Percy BET 1125 AND 1143 - 1196 Adam II De Brus Ancestry - Donald Gant BET 1110 AND 1116 - ~1206 Ivetta De Arches Ancestry - Donald Gant BET 1090 AND 1095 - >1154 William De Arches Ancestry - Donald Gant
Ancestry - Pamela Clem ~1094 - UNKNOWN Ivetta Ancestry - Donald Gant
Ancestry - Pamela Clem ~1145 - UNKNOWN Joanna De Meschines ~1078 - 1131 Clemence of Burgundy 53 53 1021 - >1077 Henri of Lorraine 56 56 ~1074 - 25 JAN 1139/40 Godfrey "La Barbe" of Lorraine 1121 - <1180 Josceline "Barbatus" De Louvain 59 59 ~1057 - >1086 Adele De Beteau 29 29 1134 - <1204 Agnes De Percy 70 70 D. UNKNOWN Alfonso IX of Leon 1092 - UNKNOWN William De Percy 1094 - UNKNOWN Alice De Ros D. UNKNOWN Berenguela of Castile D. UNKNOWN Alfonso VIII of Castile ~1203 - 1235 Elizabeth of Swabia 32 32 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Alfonso of Castile D. UNKNOWN Frederick of Castile <1235 - UNKNOWN Ferdinand of Castile D. UNKNOWN Phillip of Castile D. UNKNOWN Henry of Castile D. UNKNOWN Sancho of Castile D. UNKNOWN Manuel of Castile <1235 - UNKNOWN Eleonor of Castile D. UNKNOWN Berenguela of Castile D. UNKNOWN Mary of Castile >1235 - UNKNOWN Ferdinand of Castile D. UNKNOWN Louis of Castile D. UNKNOWN Henry Goldstone D. UNKNOWN Hannah or Anna 1647 - UNKNOWN Nathaniel Bright 1649 - UNKNOWN Beriah Bright 1566 - 1609 Henry Bright 43 43 ~1562 - >1618 Marie 56 56 1556 - UNKNOWN Eleazer Fiske D. UNKNOWN Richard Fiske 1550 - UNKNOWN William Fiske BET 1420 AND 1425 - UNKNOWN William Fiske D. UNKNOWN John Fiske D. UNKNOWN Margaret Fiske D. UNKNOWN Edmund Fiske D. UNKNOWN FNU Devsing D. UNKNOWN Susannah Smyth D. UNKNOWN John Fiske D. UNKNOWN Johane Fiske D. UNKNOWN Mary Fiske D. UNKNOWN Symond Fiske 1440 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey Fiske ~1560 - UNKNOWN Thomas Fiske ~1572 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Fiske 1603 - 1638 Anthony Dix 35 35 ~1605 - 1688 Tabitha 83 83 1639 - UNKNOWN Mary Dix 1640 - UNKNOWN John Dix 18 FEB 1641/42 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Dix 1626 - UNKNOWN Richard Parks 1628 - UNKNOWN Isabel Parks 1631 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Parks 1633 - UNKNOWN Richard Parks 1575 - UNKNOWN Jasper Crane ~1640 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Farr 7 MAR 1713/14 - UNKNOWN Silas Church ~1714 - UNKNOWN Rufus Church 1590 - UNKNOWN Charles Stearns D. UNKNOWN Daniel Stearns 1595 - UNKNOWN Shubael Stearns 1644 - UNKNOWN Samuel Manning 28 JAN 1645/46 - UNKNOWN Sarah Manning 15 JAN 1647/48 - UNKNOWN Abigail Manning 1649 - UNKNOWN John Manning ~1651 - UNKNOWN Mary Manning ~1652 - UNKNOWN Timothy Manning 1766 - UNKNOWN Jesse Stearns 1770 - UNKNOWN Lydia Stearns 1772 - UNKNOWN Zenas Stearns 1775 - UNKNOWN Esther Stearns 1777 - UNKNOWN John Stearns 1780 - UNKNOWN Aaron Stearns 1780 - UNKNOWN Rhoda Stearns D. UNKNOWN Gracia De Burgh D. 1214 Roger Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Walter De Lacy ~1148 - 1201 Gruffudd ap Rhys 53 53 wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm Private Hugh De Lacy D. UNKNOWN William De Braose D. UNKNOWN Matilda De Braose D. UNKNOWN Gwladys D. UNKNOWN Llewelyn D. UNKNOWN Margaret D. UNKNOWN Hugh Mortimer D. UNKNOWN Katherine De Lacy D. UNKNOWN Gilbert De Lacy 1248 - 1308 Albert I Von Habsburg 59 59 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins D. UNKNOWN Claude De France D. UNKNOWN Eleanor of Austria D. UNKNOWN Joan de Valois D. UNKNOWN Anne of Brittany D. ~1498 Charles VIII of France D. ~1483 Louis XI of France D. UNKNOWN Charlotte of Savoy D. ~1461 Charles VII "the Well Served" of France D. UNKNOWN Mary de Anjou D. UNKNOWN Isabeau of Bavaria D. ~1380 Charles V "the Wise" of France D. UNKNOWN Joan de Bourbon D. UNKNOWN John "The Good" of France 1634 - UNKNOWN William Douglas- Hamilton 1506 - 1547 Robert Graham 41 41 ~1562 - UNKNOWN Robert Douglas BET 1463 AND 1464 - 1513 William Graham ~1475 - <1506 Janet Edmonstone 31 31 ~1421 - 1472 William Graham 51 51 D. UNKNOWN Helen Douglas ~1410 - UNKNOWN Margaret Ogilvy ~1435 - UNKNOWN Isabel Hay 1425 - 1483 William Keith 58 58 ~1430 - UNKNOWN Muriella Erskine 1430 - 1501 George Gordon 71 71 D. 1502 Sibilla Drummond Not married ~1280 - >1378 Robert Walter Oliphant 98 98 BET 1344 AND 1358 - UNKNOWN Filia Borthwick ~1308 - ~1370 Elizabeth Bruce 62 62 ~1253 - 5 FEB 1328/29 William Oliphant ~1260 - UNKNOWN Isabel Douglas BET 1322 AND 1328 - UNKNOWN Mary Erskine BET 1310 AND 1315 - 1385 Robert Erskine ~1302 - <1352 Beatrix Lindsay 50 50 1217 - >1271 John Erskine 54 54 ~1270 - >1337 Alice Stewart 67 67 1412 - 1462 William Hay 50 50 BET 1373 AND 1396 - 1436 Gilbert Hay 1404 - UNKNOWN Alice Hay BET 1358 AND 1366 - 1437 William De La Haye ~1363 - UNKNOWN Margaret Gray BET 1375 AND 1382 - 1451 Alicia Hay BET 1420 AND 1424 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Douglas 1385 - 24 MAR 1442/43 James "The Gross" Douglas ~1398 - 24 MAR 1427/28 Beatrix Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Archibald "Gelestin" Campbell D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Somerville D. UNKNOWN Isabel Campbell ~1465 - UNKNOWN Margaret Campbell D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Seton D. 1432 Donald MacDonald D. 1435 Mary Leslie D. 1175 Domnall Caemanach D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress or Mistresses BET 1389 AND 1397 - BEF 16 MAR 1463/64 William Keith ~1393 - <1442 Mary Fraser 49 49 ~1451 - UNKNOWN Mary Keith D. UNKNOWN Christina Keith ~1363 - <1430 Robert Keith 67 67 ~1363 - UNKNOWN Heiress of Troup ~1315 - 1407 William Keith 92 92 BET 1321 AND 1335 - <1410 Margaret Fraser ~1400 - 1493 Thomas Erskine 93 93 BET 1415 AND 1429 - 21 FEB 1489/90 Janet Douglas D. UNKNOWN Jonet or Janet Hepburne After the death of her husband at Flodden, she entered the Convent of St. Catherine of Sienna near Edinburgh which was built principally at her expense.  She is buried beside her husband in the choir of Seton Church. ~1410 - 1470 Alexander Seton Gordon 60 60 ~1407 - 1457 James Douglas 50 50 D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gifford BET 1410 AND 1420 - 1479 Elizabeth Crichton BET 1450 AND 1454 - UNKNOWN Alexander Gordon ~1464 - UNKNOWN Isabella Gordon ~1455 - UNKNOWN William Gordon BET 1442 AND 1450 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hay D. UNKNOWN Agnes Gordon ~1437 - UNKNOWN Margaret Kinloch D. UNKNOWN John Kinloch of Curvie ~1456 - UNKNOWN John Sandilands ~1450 - <1549 Margaret Ker 99 99 ~1406 - ~1481 Andrew Kerr 75 75 ~1476 - UNKNOWN James of Cravie Sandilands ~1464 - 1521 John of Gartcarron Sandilands 57 57 ~1507 - UNKNOWN Margaret Sandilands D. UNKNOWN Daughter Sandilands ~1411 - 1439 John Sandilands 28 28 ~1413 - ~1459 Christian Dundas 46 46 ~1377 - <1453 James Dundas 76 76 ~1377 - UNKNOWN Christian Stewart D. UNKNOWN William of Cavers Douglas ~1397 - UNKNOWN Margaret Tweedie D. UNKNOWN James Tweedie ~1425 - UNKNOWN Andrew Kerr ~1430 - UNKNOWN Walter of Caverton Kerr ~1431 - UNKNOWN Thomas of Smailholm Kerr D. UNKNOWN Robert Kerr D. UNKNOWN William of Yair Kerr D. UNKNOWN Ralph Kerr ~1380 - UNKNOWN Robert Ker ~1422 - UNKNOWN James Kerr ~1355 - <1399 Henry Ker 44 44 ~1358 - >1399 Elizabeth St. Michael 41 41 1480 - UNKNOWN William Hay D. UNKNOWN Marjory Hay D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Leslie D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth "Mariana" Hay <1390 - 16 MAR 1438/39 Elizabeth Gordon ~1431 - UNKNOWN John Logy ~1452 - 1508 Alexander Boyd 56 56 ~1425 - <1482 Robert Boyd 57 57 ~1430 - >1472 Janet Maxwell 42 42 ~1462 - UNKNOWN Janet Colville ~1446 - BEF 24 JAN 1487/88 Robert Colville ~1446 - UNKNOWN Euphame Wallace ~1414 - <1466 Robert De Colville 52 52 ~1433 - BEF MAR 1477/78 Christian Crichton ~1410 - 1459 George Wallace 49 49 ~1418 - UNKNOWN Catherine Graham BET 1396 AND 1456 - UNKNOWN Robert Duncanson BET 1402 AND 1459 - UNKNOWN Margaret Stewart BET 1485 AND 1507 - UNKNOWN John Robertson BET 1435 AND 1486 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lion ~1417 - UNKNOWN Mary Marjory Hamilton ~1280 - 1346 Edward Keith 66 66 ~1285 - UNKNOWN Isabella Synton ~1261 - 1322 Alexander Fraser 61 61 ~1030 - UNKNOWN Gauthier De Braine ~1045 - UNKNOWN Ade De Soissons D. 1099 Guillaume Bussac d'Eu D. >1066 Adelaide De Soissons BET 972 AND 985 - 26 JAN 1057/58 Guillaume I d'Hiemois et d'Eu Was his mother Emma Capet of Paris?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0990 - 26 JAN 1057/58 Lesceline d'Harcourt www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 1057 Renaud I de Soissons ~1005 - UNKNOWN Aelis de Roucy 1042 - 1116 Engelram De Coucy 74 74 1045 - UNKNOWN Adele De Roucy 1040 - 1104 Aelaide De Crecy 64 64 1028 - 1098 Lancelin II de Baugency 70 70 1050 - UNKNOWN Alburga D. UNKNOWN Ada De Coucy 1152 - UNKNOWN Alix De Dreux 1182 - UNKNOWN Enguerrand De Coucy 1175 - UNKNOWN Raoul De Coucy 1177 - UNKNOWN Robert De Coucy 1179 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Coucy 1184 - UNKNOWN Thomas De Coucy D. 1333 William Douglas ~1372 - 1424 Archibald "Tyneman" Douglas 52 52 BET 1290 AND 1297 - 1333 Archibald Douglas ~1267 - UNKNOWN Barbara Douglas ~1275 - UNKNOWN John Moray ~1300 - UNKNOWN Mary of Strathearn ~1249 - 28 JAN 1321/22 William Ross William was one of the magnates who, at Scone in February, 1283/84, swore to maintain the claim of the Maid of Norway to the Scottish crown; and in March 1289/90 was a member of the assembly of prelates and magnates at Brigham, who urged upon Edward I the marriage of the Maid to his son. 

In 1292, William was one of the auditors named by Balliol as Competitor, and witnessed his fealty to Edward at Norham in November.  In 1294 he was among the Scots summoned by Edward (as overlord) for service in Gascony.  He took part in the Scottish raid into England, which, in 1296, laid siege to Carlisle and burnt Hesham priory; in April he was among the prisoners taken in Dunbar Castle, and sent to the Tower of London. 

In 1305 he was P.C. to the Lieutenant of the English king, and Warden beyond Spey; in 1306, keeper of the see of Caithness.  In 1306 he violated the sanctuary of St. Duthac at Tain, to seize the Scottish Queen and her daughter marjory, whom he sent as prisoners to Edward I.  He was amongst the Scottish magnates whom, in May 1308, Edward II thanked for their good service, in a letter which must have crossed, on the road, a plead for help, saying that he and his son Hugh had been obliged to make a truce till Whitsuntide with Brus, who had threatened a descent upon Ross, Sutherland and Caithness.  Help from England did not arrive, and in October the Earl did fealty to Brus at Auldearn in Moray.  Thereafter he appears to have been loyal to that oath, witnessing an agreement between Scotland and Norway in 1312, and joining in the letter of the Scottish magnates to the Pope, which asserted the independence of Scotland in 1320.
 ~1282 - >1323 Maud De Brus 41 41 BET 1302 AND 1310 - UNKNOWN Marjorie Maud Ross ~1309 - UNKNOWN William Ross ~1315 - UNKNOWN Margaret Ross D. UNKNOWN Jean Stewart ~1118 - UNKNOWN Harvise D'Evreux BET 1144 AND 1145 - UNKNOWN Alix Adaele De Dreux ~1122 - UNKNOWN Agnes de Rochefort ~1141 - UNKNOWN Simon De Dreux ~1161 - UNKNOWN Pierre De Dreux ~1164 - UNKNOWN Jean De Dreux ? ~1163 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Dreux ~1155 - UNKNOWN Henri De Dreux ~1158 - UNKNOWN Philippe De Dreux ~1167 - UNKNOWN Marguerite De Dreux ~1166 - UNKNOWN Massilie Beatrix De Dreux ~1156 - UNKNOWN Alix De Dreux ~1160 - UNKNOWN Isabelle De Dreux 1116 - UNKNOWN Philippe de France ~1121 - UNKNOWN Henri de France ~1123 - UNKNOWN Hugues de France D. UNKNOWN Raimond V de Toulouse ~1125 - UNKNOWN Philippe de Paris ~1090 - UNKNOWN Mathieu I De Montmorency ~1040 - 26 JAN 1079/80 Amadeus II de Savoie ~1040 - ~1095 Joan of Switzerland 55 55 BET 1092 AND 1095 - 1148 Amadeo III de Savoie ~1055 - UNKNOWN Rainer De Montferrato ~1099 - UNKNOWN Joan Giovanna De Montferrato ~1110 - UNKNOWN Guillaume VI di Montferrato BET 986 AND 990 - BET 3 AND 4 SEP 1057 Renaud I de Bourgogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1007 AND 1010 - >1037 Alice Adelaide de Normandie www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 1055 AND 1059 - BET 1111 AND 1112 Maude (Mathilda) of Apulia De Hauteville www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 965 AND 1015 - 1085 Robert I Guiscard de Hauteville      Guiscard, from the Latin 'viscardus' and old french 'viscart', often rendered the Resourceful, the Cunning, the Wily, or the Fox.
     According to the Byzantine historian Anna Comnena, he had left Normandy with only five mounted riders, and thirty followers on foot, and, upon arriving in Langobardia, he became the chief of a roving robber-band. Anna Comnena also leaves a physical description of Robert Guiscard:
     "This Robert was Norman by descent, of minor origin, in temper tyrannical, in mind most cunning, brave in action, very clever in attacking the wealth and substance of magnates, most obstinate in achievement, for he did not allow any obstacle to prevent his executing his desire. His stature was so lofty that he surpassed even the tallest, his complexion was ruddy, his hair flaxen, his shoulders were broad, his eyes all but emitted sparks of fire, and in frame he was well-built ... this man's cry it is said to have put thousands to flight. Thus equipped by fortune, physique and character, he was naturally indomitable, and subordinate to no one in the world."



www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Wikipedia.org (Robert Guiscard)
Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 970 AND 1005 - 1090 Sichelgaita of Salerno Sikelgaita frequently accompanied Robert on his conquests.  Athough at first she tried to persuade him not to attack the Byzantine Empire, she accompanied him on his campaign against them as well.  At the Battle of Dyrrhachium she fought in full armor, rallying Robert's troops when they were initially repulsed by the Byzantine army.  According the the Byzantine chronicler Anna Comnena, she was "like another Pallas, if not a second Athena" and Anna attributes to her a quote from the Iliad. (Wikipedia)

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~0984 - UNKNOWN Guy I de Macon ~0986 - UNKNOWN Gerberge de Bourgogne BET 945 AND 970 - UNKNOWN Tancred of Hauteville www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
wikipedia.org (Tancred of Hauteville)
Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~0994 - UNKNOWN Fredistina or Fredesende of Normandy Was her mother actually Emma Capet of Paris? 
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm

Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1058 - 7 MAR 1109/10 Bohemund of Taranto www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htmBohemund was one of the leaders of the First Crusade.

Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Wikipedia.org (Bohemund I of Antioch) ~1080 - UNKNOWN Constance de Hauteville ~1031 - UNKNOWN Adelesia de Savona ~1033 - 1122 Alberade de Apulia 89 89 She was either the daughter or the Aunt of Lord Girard of Buonalbergo.
She brought 200 knights to Robert as part of her dowry.
wikipedia.org (Alberada of Buonalbergo) ~1134 - UNKNOWN Helwide De Dampierre ~1105 - UNKNOWN Hambeline De Baudement ? ~1380 - 22 JAN 1439/40 Dietrich Oldenburg ~1395 - 1436 Hedwig Schleswig 41 41 1430 - UNKNOWN Dorothy of Brandenburg 1471 - UNKNOWN Frederick I Christianssen 2 FEB 1454/55 - UNKNOWN Hans Denmark 1451 - UNKNOWN Knud of Denmark 1450 - UNKNOWN Olaf of Denmark ~1340 - >1399 Christian V Oldenburg 59 59 ~1340 - 1404 Agens Honstein 64 64 ~1300 - 1347 Konrad I Oldenburg 47 47 ~1316 - <1340 Ingeburg Holstein 24 24 ~1306 - 1378 Derek V Honstein 72 72 ~1299 - BET 1349 AND 1350 Adelaide Holstein ~1367 - BET 4 AND 5 AUG 1404 Gerard VI Holstein ~1376 - 1420 Katherine or Elisabeth Brunswick 44 44 ~1317 - 1390 Henry II Holstein 73 73 ~1339 - >1395 Ingeburg Mecklenburg 56 56 ~1328 - 1373 Magnus II Brunswick Wolfenbuttel 45 45 ~1332 - 30 JAN 1389/90 Katherine Anhalt Bernburg 1396 - UNKNOWN Ingeborg Holstein 1397 - UNKNOWN Henry IV Holstein 1404 - UNKNOWN Gerard VII Holstein 1401 - UNKNOWN Adolf VIII Holstein ~1304 - 1369 Magnus II "The Pious" of Brunswick 65 65 ~1303 - 1356 Sophia Brandenburg 53 53 ~1268 - 1318 Albert II "The Fat" Brunswick 50 50 ~1268 - BET 1312 AND 1313 Richsa ~1260 - 1318 Henry I Brandenburg 58 58 BET 1276 AND 1277 - 1345 Agnes Von Bayern ~1291 - 1328 Bernard III Anhalt Bernburg 37 37 ~1309 - 4 JAN 1337/38 Agnes Saxony Wittenberg ~1264 - UNKNOWN Bernard II Anhalt Bernburg ~1272 - 1315 Helen Rugen 43 43 1274 - UNKNOWN Rudolf 1318 - 18 FEB 1378/79 Albert I Mecklenburg Schwerin 1267 - BET 21 AND 22 JAN 1328/29 Henry II Mecklenburg 1282 - 1327 Anna Saxony Wittenberg 45 45 ~1187 - 1220 Elizabeth Wildberg 33 33 ~1183 - 21 MAR 1244/45 Poppo VII Henneberg 1317 - 25 JAN 1415/16 Eufemia Eriksdotter ~1282 - 1318 Eric Magnusson 36 36 1301 - 1361 Ingeborg Haakonsdatter 60 60 1270 - 1319 Haakon Von Sachsen 49 49 ~1276 - 1312 Eufemia Rugen 36 36 ~1293 - BET 1 AND 2 APR 1340 Gerard III Holstein 1258 - 1304 Henry I Holstein 46 46 1258 - >1310 Heilwig Bronckhorst 52 52 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson 1232 - 1290 Gerard I Holstein 58 58 ~1231 - BEF 6 FEB 1279/80 Elisabeth Mecklenburg ~1222 - 1290 Floris Bronckhorst 68 68 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1226 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde Anholt SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson 1295 - >1339 Sophia Werle Parchim 44 44 ~1258 - 1316 Nicholas II Werle Parchim 58 58 ~1272 - 27 FEB 1307/08 Richiza or Rixa of Denmark ~1236 - 1283 Johann I Werle Parchim 47 47 ~1238 - BET 1301 AND 1304 Sophia Lindau Ruppin 1249 - 1286 Eric V "Klipping" of Denmark 37 37 ~1257 - 1304 Agnes Brandenburg 47 47 ~1186 - 1261 Adolf IV Holstein 75 75 http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1200 - 1250 Hedwig Lippe 50 50 http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 1200 AND 1202 - 1264 Johann I Mecklenburg ~1211 - <1267 Luitgard Henneberg 56 56 ~1182 - 1238 Gijsbert Bronckhorst 56 56 ~1182 - <1260 Kunigune Oldenburg 78 78 ~1281 - 1330 Derek III Honstein 49 49 Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1244 - <1309 Derek II Honstein 65 65 BET 1259 AND 1270 - 1330 Sophia Anhalt Bernburg ~1226 - 24 JAN 1283/84 Henry II Honstein ~1227 - 1287 Matilda Regenstein 60 60 ~1218 - BET 1286 AND 1287 Bernard I Anhalt Bernburg ~1240 - 1286 Sophia Abelsdotter of Sweden 46 46 ~1281 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Waldeck Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1262 - UNKNOWN Otto I Waldeck Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
 ~1264 - >1331 Sophie zu Hessen 67 67 Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1238 - 1267 Henry III Waldeck 29 29 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1240 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Arnsberg Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1244 - 1308 Henry I Hesse 64 64 ~1244 - 1274 Adelaide Brunswick Luneburg 30 30 ~1277 - ~1323 Gerard V Holstein 46 46 1254 - 1312 Gerard II Holstein 58 58 ~1261 - ~1290 Ingeborg Valdemarsdotter 29 29 BET 1238 AND 1243 - 1302 Valdemar I Birgrsson Folkinga ~1287 - UNKNOWN Anastasia Schwerin Wittenburg BET 1240 AND 1250 - 3 FEB 1322/23 Niklot I Von Schwerin BET 1267 AND 1270 - 1327 Miroslawa Pomerania ~1204 - 1274 Gunzel III Schwerin 70 70 ~1204 - >1274 Margaret Mecklenburg 70 70 BET 1205 AND 1219 - BET 3 AND 14 NOV 1278 Barnim I Pomerania Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1248 - 1316 Matilad De Brandenburg- Salzwedel 68 68 ~1260 - <1294 Johann II Oldenburg 34 34 ~1228 - 1285 Christian III Oldenburg 57 57 ~1233 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Oldenburg Wildeshausen ~1206 - 1270 Johann I Oldenburg 64 64 BET 1207 AND 1414 - UNKNOWN Richza Hoya ~1202 - <1270 Henry IV Oldenburg Wildeshausen 68 68 ~1208 - >1268 Elisabeth Tecklenburg 60 60 ~1264 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Diepholz ~1241 - UNKNOWN Konrad Diepholz ~1249 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Rietberg ~1208 - UNKNOWN Johann Diepholz ~1219 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Limmer ~1231 - 1282 Frederick I Rietberg 51 51 ~1232 - 1277 Beatrix Horstmar 45 45 ~1178 - <1243 Christian II Oldenburg 65 65 ~1145 - >1209 Moritz Oldenburg 64 64 ~1150 - >1211 Salome Wickrath 61 61 ~1110 - 1167 Christian I "Streitbare" Oldenburg 57 57 ~1120 - UNKNOWN Kunigune Stotel 1124 - UNKNOWN Otto Wickrath 1128 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Hostaden ~1186 - UNKNOWN Agnes Altena ~1146 - >1209 Arnold Altena 63 63 SOURCES:
Wikipedia
 ~1163 - >1223 Matilda Holland 60 60 ~1140 - 23 JAN 1179/80 Eberhard IV of Berg SOURCES:
Wikipedia
Ancestry.com - Kirk Larson tree BET 1130 AND 1134 - >1200 Adelheid Von Arnsberg D. UNKNOWN Robert de Quincy D. UNKNOWN Raymond FitzWilliam Carew D. UNKNOWN Conchobar Mac Murchada D. UNKNOWN Derbforgaill Ni Mael Sechlainn 1167 - UNKNOWN William I Holland ~1163 - UNKNOWN Ada Holland ~1164 - 1203 Margaret Holland 39 39 ~1165 - UNKNOWN Dirk VII Holland ~1169 - UNKNOWN Floris Holland ~1171 - UNKNOWN Boudewijn Holland ~1173 - UNKNOWN Robert Holland ~1175 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Holland ~1177 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Holland ~1179 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Holland ~1181 - UNKNOWN Agnes Holland ~1188 - UNKNOWN Lodewijk Von Geldern ~1190 - UNKNOWN Margaretha Von Geldern ~1192 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Von Geldern ~1194 - UNKNOWN Mechtild Von Geldern ~1186 - UNKNOWN Gottfried of Brabant ~1188 - UNKNOWN Marle De Brabant ? 1190 - UNKNOWN Marie De Brabant ~1191 - UNKNOWN Mary of Brabant 1194 - UNKNOWN Adelaide (Alix) De Brabant D. UNKNOWN Heinrich III of Luttich D. UNKNOWN Margareta Von Geldern D. UNKNOWN Sophie Von Limburg D. UNKNOWN Heinrich IV Von Limburg D. UNKNOWN Walram V (I) Von Limburg- Falkenberg ~1215 - UNKNOWN Katharine Von Limburg ~1222 - UNKNOWN Gerhard III of Luxemburg ~1185 - UNKNOWN Eberhard III Von Heimbach- Zulpich D. UNKNOWN Jutta Von Heimbach D. UNKNOWN Othelende (Udalhild) Von Heimbach ? D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. UNKNOWN John Cooke ~1604 - BET 19 SEP AND 29 OCT 1676 Robert Bartlett ~1629 - UNKNOWN Benjamin Bartlett ~1631 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Bartlett ~1633 - UNKNOWN Mary Bartlett ~1636 - UNKNOWN Sarah Bartlett ~1639 - UNKNOWN Joseph Bartlett ~1641 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bartlett 1648 - UNKNOWN Lydia Bartlett 10 MAR 1650/51 - UNKNOWN Mercy Bartlett ~1320 - 17 FEB 1390/91 Walter de Fasselane Lennox, previous creations: The Earldom descended to Maldouen's grandson (Malcolm, 4th Earl) , then to the latter's son (another Malcolm, 5th Earl) and grandson (Donald, 6th Earl). In a bout 1364, however, the 6th Earl's daughter Margaret inherited the title as Countess of Lennox in her own right. She married Walter de Fasselane (modern Faslane), who seems to have been recognized as Earl of Lennox in right of his wife since in about 1385 the two of them mad e the dignity over to their eldest son Duncan. This son, the 8th Earl, who had not legitimate sons, got a regrant of the title from Robert III extending the line of descent to his daugh ter and her husband, though why this was thought necessary, given that the Earldom had alread y descended in just such a manner only a generation previously, is uncertain. One can only a ssume that the view of Earldoms in Scotland was changing about this time. [Burke's Peerage , p. 2402]

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William Wallace and Robert the Bruce visit Faslane

In the 13th century William Wallace stormed Rosneath castle on Gareloch which had been held by the English. He then went to stay in Faslane castle, which was the home of one of his supporters, Malcolm Earl of Lennox. The old account by blind Harry says:

"Than to Faslane the worthy Scot gan pass,
Quhar Elre Malcolm was bydand at defence,
Richt glad was he of Wallace gude presence."

Malcom later assisted Robert the Bruce, fought at Bannockburn and was one of the signatories of the Declaration of Arbroath. Robert the Bruce spent his latter days on the banks of the River Leven outside Dumbarton and it is likely that he would have visited Malcolm at Faslane castle which was only a short distance away.

The castle stood on the hillside to the North of Faslane Bay, overlooking where the Trident submarines are now based. It was on a mound near where two streams met. It had fallen into ruins by the 16th century. There is now very little sign of it. The site is very close to the new Garelochhead bypass which was built because of Trident.

Copied from "History of Faslane and Coulport", online website.

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[Note: It is possible that the "Faslane"s, which were a cadet branch of Lennox, merely kept Faslane Castle for the Lennox, or they may have held the Castle in fealty to the Lennox, whose main family home was Balloch Castle at the south end of Loch Lomond.] ~1322 - >1388 Margaret of Lennox 66 66 ~1320 - <1394 Archibald Campbell 74 74 ~1325 - UNKNOWN Mary Isabella Lamont from Clan Lamont web site;

In the early 1300s, came a great down turn in the Clan's fortunes. Laumon's grandson, Sir John, supported the MacDougalls of Lorne against Robert the Bruce.

The Lamonts of Ardlamont, however, who held their land as vassals of the High Steward in Bute , may have fought in Bruce's bodyguard at Bannockburn. When Bruce was secure on the Scottish throne the Lamont Chief suffered with the House of Lorne and the Clan's land was claimed by the king's loyal supporter, Campbell, Black Knight of Lochawe.

It was a few years after this that an event occurred which throws a vivid light upon the chivalric character of these old Highland chiefs. The incident took place either in 1602 or 1633 . The tradition runs that the son of a Lamont chief had gone hunting on the shores of Loch Awe with the only son of MacGregor of Glenstrae. At nightfall the two young men had made their camp in a cave, when a quarrel arose between them, and in the sudden strife Lamont drew his dirk, and MacGregor fell mortally wounded. Pursued by MacGregor's retainers, the aggressor fled, and, losing all idea of his way in the dark, and at last espying a light, applied for shelter at MacGregors own house of Glenstrae. The old chief was stricken with grief when he heard the tale, and guessed it was his own son who had been slain. But the Highland laws of hospitality were inexorable. "Here, this night," he said, "you shall be safe "; and when the clansmen arrived, demanding vengeance, he protected young Lamont from their fury. Then, while it was still dark, he conducted the young man across the hills to Dunderave on Loch Fyne , and procured him a boat and oars. "Flee," he said, "for your life; in your own country we shall pursue you. Save yourself if you can!"

Years afterwards an old man, hunted and desperate, came to Toward Castle gate and besought shelter. It was MacGregor of Glenstrae, stripped of his lands by the rapacious Campbells, and fleeing for his life. Lamont had not forgotten him, and he took him in, gave him a home for years, and when he died, buried him with all the honour due to his rank in the little graveyard about the chapel of St. Mary on the farm of Toward-an-Uilt, where his resting place was long pointed out.

As is well known, the Campbells had been engaged for over a century in making themselves masters of the ancient lands of Clan Gregor, and it may be that this act of hospitality to the old MacGregor chief formed the last drop in the cup of the ancient feud which brought destruction upon Clan Lamont.

Toward Castle was the Lamont family seat for many years beginning in the 15th century. ~1813 - UNKNOWN William Empson ~1809 - UNKNOWN Harriet ~1837 - UNKNOWN Ischaar Empson ~1836 - UNKNOWN Rosa Empson ~1843 - UNKNOWN George Empson ~1845 - UNKNOWN Naomi Empson ~1848 - UNKNOWN Cyrus Empson ~1851 - UNKNOWN Julia A. Empson ~1853 - UNKNOWN Fanny M. Empson D. UNKNOWN Theodoric Altena ~0785 - 0806 Robert Teisterbant 21 21 ~0785 - UNKNOWN Mechild Lorrain ~0760 - 0801 John I Tristerbant 41 41 ~0765 - UNKNOWN Constantia Curopalatis ~1206 - UNKNOWN Konrad I Von Arnsberg- Rietberg ~1104 - BET 1154 AND 1168 Gottfried Von Malsen Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 1108 AND 1110 - UNKNOWN Ida (Sophie) Von Arnsberg Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 1071 AND 1075 - <1108 Hendryk Van Cuijck Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm BET 1075 AND 1080 - >1129 Alveradis von Hochstadt Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm BET 1035 AND 1041 - UNKNOWN Herman Van Malsen ~1058 - UNKNOWN Ida De Boulogne Ancestry/David Weaver ~1157 - UNKNOWN Gerhard Von Hochstaden ~1159 - UNKNOWN Aleydis Von Wickrath ~1079 - 11 FEB 1123/24 Friedrich "der Streitbare" Von Werl Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 1091 AND 1093 - 6 FEB 1145/46 Adelheid van Limburg Mother may have been FNU d'Arlon.

Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html 1054 - 1092 Konrad Von Werle 38 38 Vogt of Paderborn Cathedral 1066.
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1059 - 1101 Dorothea of Bavaria 42 42 BET 1026 AND 1028 - 1 MAR 1103/04 Botho Von Botenstein 1061 - >1106 Adelheid Von Bothenstein 45 45 BET 990 AND 1004 - UNKNOWN Frideruna of Bavaria BET 935 AND 950 - 1000 Aribo I of Bavaria BET 945 AND 959 - >1020 Adela of Bavaria 0978 - UNKNOWN Reting II of Bavaria ~0952 - UNKNOWN Glismode of Saxony BET 1037 AND 1040 - 1104 Judith Von Schweinfurt ~1004 - 1057 Otto III Von Schweinhurt 53 53 1015 - 21 JAN 1076/77 Irmgarde Di Suza BET 950 AND 970 - 1017 Henry of Nordgau BET 972 AND 976 - 1017 Gerberge Von Gleiberg D. UNKNOWN Sandy Price BET 968 AND 970 - UNKNOWN Bertha of Ivrea 0920 - 0980 Hartwick von Chiemgau 60 60 0902 - UNKNOWN Arpo of Chiemgau 0875 - 0907 Ottokar I of Chiemgau 32 32 0879 - UNKNOWN FNU of Traungau 0850 - UNKNOWN Aubert of Bavaria 0825 - UNKNOWN Angier Aererus of Prun 0800 - UNKNOWN Guillare of Prun 0854 - UNKNOWN FNU Ogiers 0779 - UNKNOWN Thendochildo of Prun 0854 - UNKNOWN Aribot of Traungau BET 1012 AND 1025 - BET 1045 AND 1080 Gerald I De Geneva Ancestry - Jennifer Reeder ~1020 - UNKNOWN Gisele De Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Odon Dit Ame D. UNKNOWN Adelaide De Turin BET 950 AND 985 - UNKNOWN Aimon I De Geneva Ancestry - Jennifer Reeder D. ~1148 Egilmar II im Lerigau ~0925 - 19 OCT 993 Conrad I of France http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htmwww.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Jennifer Reeder
Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois D. UNKNOWN Heilwig Von Are- Hostaden http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html D. UNKNOWN Matilda De Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN FNU De Geneva ~1155 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II Von Salm D. UNKNOWN Hermann Von Salm ~0987 - UNKNOWN Frederic III of Luxemburg ~0990 - UNKNOWN Irmentrude of Luxemburg ~0992 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II of Luxemburg D. UNKNOWN Adalbert of Luxemburg D. UNKNOWN Dietrich of Luxemburg D. UNKNOWN Herman Von Gleiberg D. UNKNOWN Oda of Luxemburg ~1015 - UNKNOWN Gisele of Luxemburg ~1019 - UNKNOWN Jutte of Luxemburg BET 1040 AND 1046 - 1103 Amanieu Amalric of St. Macaire Benauges D. UNKNOWN Macaire LNU D. UNKNOWN Graule De Angouleme D. >1097 Guillen Amanieu I De Benauges D. >1097 Amlvina De Bezaune BET 1015 AND 1048 - 1089 Fulk Taillefer Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 1035 AND 1062 - UNKNOWN Condo Vagena BET 988 AND 1014 - BET 1040 AND 1048 Geoffrey I Taillefer Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 1015 AND 1036 - >1048 Petronel of Archiac Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1010 - UNKNOWN Qunorman Vegena 1018 - BET 1086 AND 1088 Alberic III de la Haute Marche BET 1030 AND 1035 - 1076 Ponce or Porcia LNU ~0965 - 1058 Erminsinde de Montreveau 93 93 Ancestry/David Meier ~1080 - UNKNOWN Adam De Betham ~1088 - UNKNOWN Avice de Montgomery de Lancaster ~1090 - UNKNOWN Adelbert III De La Marche ~1092 - UNKNOWN Boson IV De La Marche ~1094 - UNKNOWN Eudes II De La Marche ~1000 - UNKNOWN William De Turenne BET 1020 AND 1035 - UNKNOWN Matilda ~1080 - UNKNOWN Hawise D. UNKNOWN Guy De Donjon BET 1125 AND 1135 - 1194 Reginald II De Courtenay ~1050 - UNKNOWN Everard De Donjon BET 1255 AND 1260 - UNKNOWN Catharina Van Limburg- Durbuy BET 1275 AND 1280 - UNKNOWN Hendrik Van Voorne ~1280 - UNKNOWN Gerard Van Voorne D. UNKNOWN Hildegonda Van Voorne D. UNKNOWN Unknown D. UNKNOWN Nicholas van Voorschoten BET 1140 AND 1145 - 1194 Gerard II Van Loon BET 1140 AND 1152 - 4 FEB 1217/18 Adelheid Van Gelre BET 1135 AND 1140 - 1191 Lodewijk III Von Chiny BET 1140 AND 1144 - ~1200 Sophie Van Garlande BET 1226 AND 1230 - 18 MAR 1274/75 Derek VI von Cleve ~1200 - 1262 Dietrich V Von Cleve 62 62 BET 1200 AND 1207 - 2 FEB 1228/29 Hedwig of Meissen BET 1158 AND 1164 - 1198 Derek IV of Kleve D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey FitzRobert 1170 - 17 FEB 1220/21 Dietrich "Der Bedrhangte" ~1183 - 1235 Jutte of Thuringia 52 52 BET 1234 AND 1236 - 1303 Aleidis of Sponheim BET 1208 AND 1219 - BET 1258 AND 1259 Heinrich I Von Sponheim BET 1210 AND 1217 - 1267 Agnes Von Cleve BET 1172 AND 1178 - 1223 Gottfried VI of Sponheim BET 1180 AND 1199 - 1263 Adelheid of Sayn BET 1181 AND 1184 - 1228 Dietrich I of Heinsberg- Valkenburg 1187 - BET 1220 AND 1221 Isalde of Limburg ~1321 - >1402 Patrick of Hailes 81 81 ~1324 - UNKNOWN Agnes 1179 - 1221 William III Talvas 42 42 ~1170 - BET 1220 AND 1221 Alys of France She was some 18 years older than William and had previously been the mistress of King Henry II of England while betrothed to his son, King Richard The Lion Hearted.  Richard sent her back to her brother , King Philip II of France, refusing to marry his father's mistress.   ~1260 - UNKNOWN Margaret of Kyburg ~1290 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Kleve ~1296 - UNKNOWN Eberhard Kleve ~1297 - UNKNOWN Agnes Kleve ~1298 - UNKNOWN Maria Kleve ~1300 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Kleve ~1304 - UNKNOWN Anna Kleve ~1306 - UNKNOWN Margaret Kleve ~1285 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Kleve ~1300 - UNKNOWN Dietrich VIII Kleve ~1305 - UNKNOWN Johann II Kleve 1260 - UNKNOWN Aleidis Guelders >1231 - 1317 Jeanne De Toucy 86 86 ~1190 - 1239 Henry II De Bar 49 49 ~1192 - 17 MAR 1241/42 Philippa De Dreux ~1207 - 1258 Jean I De Toucy 51 51 ~1205 - 1265 Emme De Laval 60 60 1263 - UNKNOWN Isabella of Rumigny- Florennes ~1289 - UNKNOWN Margaret Clermont ~1313 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Namur De Dampierre 1324 - UNKNOWN William I Namur De Dampierre ~1202 - UNKNOWN Dirk Drossaard Van Berderode ~1226 - UNKNOWN Willem Van Berderode ~1228 - UNKNOWN Dirk Van Berderode ~1229 - UNKNOWN Aleidis Van Berderode ~1230 - UNKNOWN Floris Van Berderode ~1230 - UNKNOWN Catharina Van Berderode ~1235 - UNKNOWN Herbaren Van Den Berghe ~1237 - UNKNOWN Otto Van Heukelom ~1239 - UNKNOWN Hugo Botter Van Arkel BET 1234 AND 1241 - UNKNOWN Mabilia Van Arkel ~0850 - UNKNOWN Geraud De Bourges D. UNKNOWN FNU De Brouse BET 942 AND 952 - 4 MAY 992 Armand Manzer Taillefer Living Smith BET 940 AND 955 - 0997 Adelajda "The White" Piast BET 945 AND 955 - BET 988 AND 997 Sarolt of Hungary 0931 - 0972 Taksony of Hungary 41 41 0932 - UNKNOWN FNY Von Kumanian ~0896 - UNKNOWN Zoltan BET 928 AND 931 - UNKNOWN Gyula of Transylvania 0951 - 28 SEP 995 Heinrich II Von Bayern BET 951 AND 957 - 1006 Gisele of Burgundy ~1147 - UNKNOWN Ada or Ela Possibly the niece of Malcolm IV. 1118 - UNKNOWN Duncan MacDuff ~1170 - UNKNOWN Beatrice De Teyden 1146 - <1198 John Fulbert De Douvres 52 52 ~1148 - UNKNOWN Roese De Lucy ~1120 - UNKNOWN FNU De Douvres ~1080 - ~1130 Fulbert De Douvres 50 50 1125 - <1179 Geoffrey De Lucy 54 54 ~1098 - 1179 Richard De Lucy 81 81 ~1064 - UNKNOWN Adrian De Lucy 1070 - UNKNOWN Aveline Goth ~1090 - 1179 Rohese FitzRichard de Clare 89 89 ~1145 - 1226 William De Briwere 81 81 ~1149 - 24 MAR 1216/17 Beatrice Vaux 1183 - UNKNOWN Baldwin Wake 1210 - UNKNOWN Hugh Wake 1203 - UNKNOWN Guy Wake 1114 - UNKNOWN Henry De Briwere ~1120 - UNKNOWN FNU Walton ~1470 - UNKNOWN John Sinclair ~1483 - UNKNOWN Janet Gordon ~1532 - UNKNOWN James Gordon ~1534 - UNKNOWN William Gordon ~1536 - UNKNOWN George Gordon ~1538 - UNKNOWN Robert Gordon ~1539 - UNKNOWN David Gordon 1586 - 1638 William Swann 52 52 D. UNKNOWN Judith Greene D. UNKNOWN William Swann D. UNKNOWN Judith Swann D. UNKNOWN Edward Swann D. UNKNOWN Richard Swann D. UNKNOWN John Swann D. UNKNOWN Henry Swann 1654 - UNKNOWN Capt. James Swann 1674 - UNKNOWN Thomas Swann 1676 - UNKNOWN Samuel Swann D. UNKNOWN Samuell Swann D. UNKNOWN Francis Swann D. UNKNOWN Leonard Brisko D. UNKNOWN Mabel Sands ~1640 - UNKNOWN John Briscoe ~1642 - UNKNOWN Robert Briscoe ~1644 - UNKNOWN William Briscoe ~1646 - UNKNOWN Leonard Briscoe D. UNKNOWN William Sands D. UNKNOWN Richard Brisko D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Leigh D. UNKNOWN John Leigh D. UNKNOWN John Brisko D. UNKNOWN Janet Salkeld D. UNKNOWN Thomas Salkeld D. UNKNOWN Robert II Brisko D. UNKNOWN Katherine Skelton D. UNKNOWN Clement Skelton D. UNKNOWN Robert Brisko D. UNKNOWN Isabel Dykes D. UNKNOWN William Dykes D. UNKNOWN Christopher Brisko BET 1700 AND 1727 - ~1788 Luke Barfield ~1728 - UNKNOWN Isabella Johnson ~1670 - UNKNOWN John Barfield D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Canady D. 1728 John Samuel Canady <1673 - ~1728 Richard Francis Barfield 55 55 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Glen Cress D. >1727 Mary Evans SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Glen Cress D. UNKNOWN Peter Evans ~1630 - >1682 Jon Barfield 52 52 D. UNKNOWN FNU Loadman 1767 - 1839 Jacob Beaver 71 71 Died at Age 71y, 5m, 16d (from Washington County Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol V, page 20) 1769 - 1844 Dorothy Piper 74 74 Died at age 74y, 8m, 29d (per Washington County Maryland Cemetery Records, Vol. V, page 20) D. 1804 Christina Piper 8 MAR 1738/39 - 1812 Nicholas Beaver 1719 - 1787 Dietrich Bieber 68 68 1713 - UNKNOWN Maria Elizabeth Kiefer Not sure that all these children were born to Maria (she would have been 50 years old in 1763!)
 1746 - 1809 Katherine Zimmer 63 63 1702 - UNKNOWN Henry Simmer 9 MAR 1696/97 - 1775 Johan George Bieber Known as "Maxatawny George" to distinguish himself from another George Bieber.
 1651 - 1715 Hans Dietrich Bieber 64 64 1673 - UNKNOWN Johann Friedrich Kiefer Arrived in Philadelphia from Rotterdam, last from Cowes, on the Samuel on 11 August, 1732, Hugh Percy, Commander. 
1647 - UNKNOWN Gall Kiefer 1652 - <1703 Anna Eva Catharina Lentz 51 51 1608 - 1672 Ulrich Bieber 64 64 1630 - UNKNOWN Anna Eva Weber ~1696 - UNKNOWN Anna Magdalena Schaffer ~1679 - UNKNOWN Johann George Schaeffer ~1677 - UNKNOWN Anna Maria Schaeufele D. UNKNOWN John Jr Hoover D. UNKNOWN Christopher Hoover D. UNKNOWN Anna Hoover 1748 - UNKNOWN Henry Hoover 1755 - UNKNOWN Ulrich Hoover D. UNKNOWN Christiana Hoover D. UNKNOWN FNU Hoover ? D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hoover 1794 - UNKNOWN Katherine Beaver 1796 - UNKNOWN John Beaver 1799 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Beaver 1801 - UNKNOWN Samuel Beaver 1803 - UNKNOWN Christian Beaver 1808 - UNKNOWN Jacob Beaver 1769 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Beaver ~1773 - UNKNOWN Mary Beaver 1774 - UNKNOWN Margaret Beaver 1780 - UNKNOWN Phillip Beaver 1781 - UNKNOWN Catherine Beaver 1782 - UNKNOWN Anne Beaver 1784 - UNKNOWN John Beaver ~1786 - UNKNOWN Joan Beaver 2 MAR 1701/02 - UNKNOWN Anna Maria Kiefer 1704 - UNKNOWN Johann Friedrich Kiefer 1707 - UNKNOWN Johann Leohard Kiefer 1700 - UNKNOWN Johann Jacob Kiefer 1711 - UNKNOWN Anna Maria Dorothea Kiefer 1708 - UNKNOWN Johann Friedrich Kiefer 1743 - UNKNOWN Margaret Bieber 1755 - UNKNOWN John George Bieber 1756 - UNKNOWN Theobald Bieber 1763 - UNKNOWN Abraham Bieber 1764 - UNKNOWN Catherine Bieber 1769 - UNKNOWN Johann Jacob Bieber 1770 - UNKNOWN Maria Hannah Bieber 1776 - UNKNOWN John Dietrick Bieber D. UNKNOWN Antonia Major 1722 - UNKNOWN John Bieber BET 1723 AND 1724 - UNKNOWN Theobald Bieber ~1725 - UNKNOWN Magdalena Bieber D. UNKNOWN John Bieber D. UNKNOWN Dewalt Bieber D. UNKNOWN Lucius Julius III Caesar D. UNKNOWN Fadia D. UNKNOWN Antonia Hybrida Antonia was Marcus' first cousin partilineally.  According to Plutarch Antony threw her out of his house for sleeping with his friend, the tribune Dolabella.  It is not known whether she died or they divorced before he married Fulvia. D. UNKNOWN Antonia II of Rome D. UNKNOWN Fulvia D. UNKNOWN Gnaeus Pompeus D. UNKNOWN Alexander I Helios D. UNKNOWN Ptolemy Philadelphus D. UNKNOWN Cleopatra Selene D. UNKNOWN Juba II of Numidia D. UNKNOWN Lucius Antonius D. UNKNOWN Ptolemy D. UNKNOWN Drusilla D. UNKNOWN Marcus Antonius Felix D. UNKNOWN Marcus Antonius I "The Orator" Wikipedia.org (Marcus Antonius Orator) D. UNKNOWN Gaius Antonius D. UNKNOWN Cossutia Fulvia D. UNKNOWN Lucius Julius II Caesar D. UNKNOWN Popillia D. UNKNOWN Marcus Flaccus D. UNKNOWN Sextus Julius II Caesar D. UNKNOWN Sextus Julius I Caesar D. UNKNOWN Lucius Julius I Caesar D. UNKNOWN Numerius Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Lucius Libo D. UNKNOWN Lucius Julius Libo D. UNKNOWN Publius Cornelius Lentulus Sura D. UNKNOWN Gaius Caesar Adopted by Augustus after his father's death. D. UNKNOWN Lucius Caesar Adopted by Augustus after his father's death. D. UNKNOWN Marcus Vipanius Agrippa Postumus Exiled to Plansia in 6 AD D. UNKNOWN Pomponia D. UNKNOWN Pomponius Friend of Cicero. ~0824 - UNKNOWN Stephen De Bourges D. UNKNOWN Vipsania Polla D. UNKNOWN Agrippina Major D. UNKNOWN Drusus Caesar D. UNKNOWN Vipsania Agrippina D. UNKNOWN Gaius Iulius Caesar Germanicus D. UNKNOWN Agrippina Minor D. UNKNOWN Poppea Sabina D. UNKNOWN Tiberius Claudius Nero Adopted by Claudius I. D. UNKNOWN Tiberius Claudius Nero D. UNKNOWN Nero Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Julia Livilla D. UNKNOWN Julia Drusilla D. UNKNOWN Marcus Aemilius Lepidus D. UNKNOWN Plautia Urgulanilla D. UNKNOWN Aelia Paetina D. UNKNOWN Britannicus D. UNKNOWN Octavia D. UNKNOWN Statilia Messalina D. UNKNOWN Cornelia Scipio D. UNKNOWN Ameilia Lepida D. UNKNOWN Caius III Octavius D. UNKNOWN Caius II Octavius D. UNKNOWN Caius Octavius D. UNKNOWN Marcus Atius Balbus His family came from a senatorial family from Aricia (modern Ariccia, Italy).

wikipedia - Marcus Atius D. UNKNOWN Pompeia Strabo wikipedia - Marcus Atius D. UNKNOWN Gaius III Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Aurelia (Cornelia) of Rome D. UNKNOWN Caius Julias Caesar D. UNKNOWN Marcia from the Regii D. UNKNOWN Marcus Drusus Libo D. UNKNOWN Cornelia Cinna D. UNKNOWN Lucius Cornelius Cinna D. UNKNOWN Pompeia Minor D. UNKNOWN Lucius Cornelius Cinna D. UNKNOWN Rutilia D. UNKNOWN Gaius "The Great" Pompeius D. UNKNOWN Mucia Tertia D. UNKNOWN Gaius Pompeius D. UNKNOWN Licilia Hirra D. UNKNOWN Gaius Lucilius Hirrus D. UNKNOWN Sextus Pompeius D. UNKNOWN Lucilia D. UNKNOWN Caecilia Attica D. UNKNOWN Vipsania D. UNKNOWN Vipsania Marcella Agrippina D. UNKNOWN Publius Quinctilius Varus D. UNKNOWN Tiberius Drusus Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Livia or Livilla D. UNKNOWN Claudia Livia Julia Caesar D. UNKNOWN Tiberius Gemellus D. UNKNOWN Germanicus Gemellus D. UNKNOWN Julia Caesaris D. UNKNOWN Sextus Julius Caesar D. UNKNOWN Gaius Marius D. UNKNOWN Calpurnia D. UNKNOWN Julia Caesaris D. UNKNOWN Pompeia Sulla D. UNKNOWN Cleopatra D. UNKNOWN Gaius Claudius Marcellus Minor wikipedia - Atia Balba Caesonia D. UNKNOWN Lucius Cassius Longinus D. UNKNOWN Caesonia D. UNKNOWN Julia Drusilla D. UNKNOWN Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus BET 667 AND 679 - UNKNOWN Hersiunda Ancestry/Cheryl Varner D. ~1507 Archibald Boyd D. UNKNOWN Alexander Stuart D. UNKNOWN Janet Kennedy D. UNKNOWN James Auchinleck of Glenbervie D. UNKNOWN James Stuart D. 1513 George Douglas D. UNKNOWN Cuthbert Cunningham D. 1513 Margaret Hepburn D. 1508 Patrick Hepburn D. UNKNOWN Mariot Douglas D. UNKNOWN Anne de la Tour D. UNKNOWN FNU de Boulogne D. UNKNOWN Catherine Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Son Stewart D. UNKNOWN Son Stewart D. UNKNOWN Son Stewart D. UNKNOWN Daughter Stewart D. UNKNOWN Gavin Douglas D. UNKNOWN Archibald Douglas of Kilspindie D. UNKNOWN Jane Stuart D. UNKNOWN FNU Stuart D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Drummond D. UNKNOWN Anne De La Tour D. UNKNOWN George Douglas D. UNKNOWN Jean Douglas D. UNKNOWN FNY Stuart D. UNKNOWN James Stuart D. UNKNOWN Magdalene of France D. UNKNOWN Douglas of Lochleven D. UNKNOWN Janet D. UNKNOWN FNU of Atholl D. UNKNOWN Master of Sutherland D. UNKNOWN Henry Stuart ~0875 - ~0950 Cadelon I de Aunay 75 75 Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. ~0849 - >0918 Maingot de Aunay 69 69 Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. ~0880 - >0931 Gisela de Melle 51 51 Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. ~0850 - UNKNOWN Atton De Melle 0935 - UNKNOWN Cadelon III D'Aunay D. UNKNOWN Claudius Marcellus ~0825 - UNKNOWN Gurwant De Rennes ~1485 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bacon 4th daughter of Margaret and Henry Bacon.

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ohlgren/RobinHood/Paston.htm
Richard Call, the Pastons, and the Manuscript Context of Robin Hood and the Potter
(Cambridge, University Library Ee.4.35.1)
Thomas H. Ohlgren
with an Appendix by Lister M. Matheson BET 1470 AND 1480 - <1573 Henry Bacon http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ohlgren/RobinHood/Paston.htm
Richard Call, the Pastons, and the Manuscript Context of Robin Hood and the Potter
(Cambridge, University Library Ee.4.35.1)
Thomas H. Ohlgren
with an Appendix by Lister M. Matheson
excerpt:
Manuscripts do more than simply preserve literary texts. As Nichols and Siegfried remind us, they provide both the material contexts, such as writing materials, ink, script, layout, inscriptions, and gatherings, and also the intertextual contexts, namely the other works with which the text under study was assembled. All of these features in turn may "yield information, over and above that implied in the texts themselves, about the text's audience, its purpose, and even the intention an individual scribe may have had in producing this particular copy."(1) And, as we shall see, new information may also be gleaned about a manuscript's ownership, provenance, and the circumstances of its production and dissemination.

Scholarship on the two earliest Robin Hood poems -- Robin Hood and the Monk and Robin Hood and the Potter -- has largely ignored their manuscript contexts. (2) With a few exceptions, scholars have not considered the two Cambridge University Library manuscripts, Ms Ff.5.48 ("Monk") and Ee.4.35.1 ("Potter") as sources of information about the production and dissemination of the Robin Hood legend before the advent of printed texts. (3) A fresh examination of the manuscript containing Robin Hood and the Potter is yielding important new information not only about the ownership, locale, date, language and dialect, and provenance of the manuscript but also about the social class of the audience, its ideology, and literary tastes.

Formerly bound with a 14th century copy of the Prick of Conscience (now Ee.4.35.2), the manuscript now consists of twenty-four leaves, measuring 11 x 7¼ inches. Since it was rebound in 1875, it is impossible to determine the original collation. The paper is thick and opaque, and lacks watermarks, which, if present, would aid in dating the paper. At some point the opening folios were disarranged because the original folio 1 is now lost, and the present folio 1 was folio 2. As a result, the first 71 lines of the opening text, the Adulterous Falmouth Squire, are missing (4). As for decoration, the text is unadorned except for: a) on ff. 1a to 4a the initial letter of each line is highlighted in red ink; b) the explicits on ff. 2b and 5a are surrounded by crude frames in red and black ink; and c) there are small decorated initials on ff. 7b, 8a, 9a, 13b, and 22b.

The last page, folio 24b, contains the inscription, Iste liber constat Ricardo Calle, and a nearly full-page merchant's mark. Like a cattle-brand, a merchant's mark uniquely identified a tradesman's goods. They also were used as personal marks or signatures, as witnessed by surviving examples in or on stained glass, monumental brasses, signet rings, and stone capitals, lintels, and fascia. One of the commoner forms is the "reversed 4" design, which F. A. Girling suggests evolved from the symbol of the Agnus Dei. (5) Girling reproduces 130 different variations of the same basic design. Of these the closest examples come from Norwich, Norfolk, ranging in date from 1425 to 1588. While similar in design, each mark is unique and can be used to identify its individual owner. Of particular interest is the mark (p. 13, row one, fifth from the left), dated 1550, belonging to a Henry Bacon. With the exception of the initials HB on either side of the staff, it is identical to the mark in the Cambridge manuscript. A second published source of marks is Edward Elmhirst's Merchants' Marks, which, like Girling's book, reproduces hundreds of examples, noting their owners' names, locations, date, and media. Elmhirst also reproduces Henry Bacon's mark, but this time it is identical to the one in the manuscript (see no. 53 on p. 5). He notes that the mark was carved on Bacon's house in Norwich, and is dated 1566. (6)

Who was Henry Bacon? And what relation, if any, was he to the "Ricardo Calle" of the inscription? Born about 1480 in Framlingham, Suffolk, Henry Bacon was a prominent grocer and gildsman in Norwich. In the 1540s he was active in civic affairs, having served as a councilor, alderman, and auditor of the Gild of St. George. (7) His connection to "Calle" is explained by the fact that he married Alice Call (died 1573), daughter of Robert Call of Framingham. (8) The Call family lived in Framlingham since the early fourteenth century, and many family members were in the trade as grocers. It appears likely that the marriage of Henry Bacon and Alice Call represented the union of two merchant families, symbolized by the combination of the Call family mark with Henry Bacon's initials. (9) Predeceased by her husband, Alice left her house in Norwich (probably the very one with the inscribed merchant's mark) to her fourth daughter, Margaret, whose husband, Nicholas Sotherton, purchased the Call's estate at Little Melton.(10)

As a member of the Call family of grocers, Alice apparently inherited the family's mark, but, it is important to observe, she did not own the Cambridge manuscript. For the owner of the manuscript, we have to turn to another branch of the family, that of Robert's brother Richard Call, who can now be identified as the "Ricardo Calle" of the manuscript inscription. Richard Call (c. 1431 to after 1504) is well-known to readers of the Paston letters as the bailiff or estate manager for John Paston I and his two sons (both confusingly named John) during the last half of the fifteenth century. Call's life and activities are richly documented in 105 Paston letters and papers, including 23 autograph documents: the earliest reference to him dates from July 1453 (Davis #147), and the latest is November 1503 (Davis #845). (11) Born about 1431 at Bakton, Norfolk, Richard was the son of John Call, grocer, from Framlingham, Suffolk. (12) They were small landholders and later in the trade as grocers. Young Richard Call went into service with John Paston I upon the recommendation of the Duke of Norfolk, whose seat was in Framlingham (Davis #65). Call served as a devoted and trusted servant under two generations of Paston patriarchs, John I, and later his two sons John II and John III for nearly half a century. Rising to the position of chief bailiff or estate manager, Call was actively involved in the Pastons' extensive business and legal matters. He negotiated leases and collected rents from tenants (Davis #55, #168); he sold land and woods (Davis #214); he bought and sold commodities and horses (Davis #71, #364); he kept accounts, inventories, and indentures in his own hand (Davis #66, #248, #336); he delivered letters and other documents; he attended various legal hearings on behalf of the family (Davis #155); he transported money and silver to various family members (Davis #237, #319); and he wrote numerous letters on behalf of family members and himself (Davis #56, #156, #417). The family was shocked, however, when they discovered that Call and their daughter, Margery, had secretly exchanged vows, which under church law constituted a legal marriage. John Paston III expressed the family's outrage when he wrote that Call "shold neuer haue my good wyll for to make my sustyr to selle kandyll and mustard in Framly[n]gham" (Davis #332). Although Margery became estranged from her mother and brothers for a time, Call continued to handle some of their business affairs. Richard and Margery had three sons: John, William, and Richard. After Margery's death, at some time before 1482, Call married Margaret Trollopp of Edingthorpe, and had two additional sons Andrew and John. According to a Chancery Proceeding, Call was still alive between 1500 and 1515. (13)


~1470 - >1573 Alice Call or Calle 103 103 http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ohlgren/RobinHood/Paston.htm
Richard Call, the Pastons, and the Manuscript Context of Robin Hood and the Potter
(Cambridge, University Library Ee.4.35.1)
Thomas H. Ohlgren
with an Appendix by Lister M. Matheson 1523 - UNKNOWN Thomas Sotherton ~1450 - UNKNOWN Robert Calle http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ohlgren/RobinHood/Paston.htm
Richard Call, the Pastons, and the Manuscript Context of Robin Hood and the Potter
(Cambridge, University Library Ee.4.35.1)
Thomas H. Ohlgren
with an Appendix by Lister M. Matheson D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth LNU ~1430 - UNKNOWN John Calle This John Calle of Framlingham Castle, as he is sometimes designated, was among other things a Grocer in Framingham, Suffolk, England.

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ohlgren/RobinHood/Paston.htm
Richard Call, the Pastons, and the Manuscript Context of Robin Hood and the Potter
(Cambridge, University Library Ee.4.35.1)
Thomas H. Ohlgren
with an Appendix by Lister M. Matheson D. UNKNOWN Rosia Barkeley ~1405 - UNKNOWN Simon Calle D. UNKNOWN Agnes LNU D. UNKNOWN John II Calle D. UNKNOWN Regnold Calle D. UNKNOWN Margaret Calle ~1431 - >1504 Ricardo Calle 73 73 D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Calle D. UNKNOWN Daughter Calle D. UNKNOWN Daughter Calle ~1460 - ~1523 Thomas Sotherton 63 63 ~1440 - UNKNOWN William Sotherton ~1440 - UNKNOWN Alice 1410 - 1439 John Sotherton 29 29 1419 - UNKNOWN Constance Lambert D. UNKNOWN Agnes Sotherton D. UNKNOWN Robert Sotherton D. UNKNOWN John Sotherton D. UNKNOWN Christopher Sotherton D. UNKNOWN William Sotherton BET 1010 AND 1015 - 1047 Etienne de Troyes Ancestry - Maitland Dirk Brower
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois BET 1010 AND 1020 - UNKNOWN Adela de Aumale Ancestry - Maitland Dirk Brower BET 983 AND 990 - 1037 Eudes II De Champagne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 990 AND 992 - 10 MAR 1039/40 Erengarde De Auvergne Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3340
GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100
Ancestral Roots, Line 136, p. 119 ~0950 - 12 MAR 994/95 Eudes I De Champagne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry - Jennifer Reeder
Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Jim Weber
Wikipedia.org - Odo I, Count of Blois ~0987 - 1057 Renaud I de Vermandois 70 70 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Malcolm MacHeth D. UNKNOWN Sister of Somerled D. UNKNOWN Thorfinn Haraldsson D. UNKNOWN Henry or Heinrek Haraldsson D. UNKNOWN David Haraldsson D. UNKNOWN John Haraldsson D. UNKNOWN Daughter D. UNKNOWN Daughter D. UNKNOWN Daughter ~0756 - UNKNOWN Bruno II Von Wettin ~0725 - UNKNOWN Asseberg ~0756 - UNKNOWN Geva Eysteinsdatter ~0772 - UNKNOWN Hasilda Von Westphalia ~0775 - UNKNOWN Wicibert Von Westphalia 0780 - UNKNOWN Wigbert Von Saxe ~0590 - 0658 Erchembaldus 68 68 Erchinoald introduced Balthild, an Angol-Saxon slave from York (later canonised), to Clovis II, King of Neustria.  The king's marriage to the pious Balthild reinforced Erchinoald's position at court.  Wikipedia.org

 ~0594 - UNKNOWN Leudefindis ~0560 - 0641 Aega 81 81 SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org ~0564 - UNKNOWN Gerberga ~0673 - UNKNOWN Eticho II of Alsace 0746 Adelaide ~0100 - UNKNOWN Penardun de Cornwall 0744 - UNKNOWN Rothaide 0760 - UNKNOWN Gerberga of Burgundy 0748 - UNKNOWN Gertrude ~1287 - UNKNOWN Isabel D'Estouteville ~1280 - 1332 Alexander De Bethune 52 52 "Alexander, continuing loyal to the royal family of Bruce, was knighted for his valour, and is mentioned, amongst other great men, by Hector Bruce, as one of the chiefs who were killed in the great battle of Dunnlin, 12 Aug 1332."  - http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html
 ~1370 - >1449 Lucas Stirling 79 79 Lucas purchased Keir from Norman Leslie in 1448.
 ~1399 - UNKNOWN Margaret Cunningham ~1400 - UNKNOWN Agnes Bruce 1435 - UNKNOWN William Stirling ~1402 - UNKNOWN Lucas Stirling ~1339 - 1393 William De Strivelyn 54 54 ~1274 - 1339 Jhone De Striwelyne 65 65 D. UNKNOWN Mary MacDougall of Lorne ~1270 - ~1295 William De Striveling of Rathoran 25 25 Sir William's name appears on the "Ragman Roll".  His seal shows a shield of arms and a chief three buckles, supported by two lions.
 <1214 - UNKNOWN John De Strivelyn D. UNKNOWN Joannes de Carse D. UNKNOWN Alva <1165 - >1214 William filius Thoraldi de Strivelyn 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Alexander De Strivelyn D. UNKNOWN Alan De Strivelyn ~1194 - 1249 Richard Comyn 55 55 ~1272 - UNKNOWN Daughter Comyn ~1250 - 1311 Alasdair MacDonnchadh 61 61 ~1292 - 1317 Eoin Macaladdair 25 25 ~1212 - 1255 Eoghan Macdonnchadh 43 43 ~1177 - >1245 Donnchadh Duncan 68 68 ~1150 - ~1207 Dubhgall MacSomerled 57 57 <1126 - UNKNOWN Thoraldi de Strivelyn ~1400 - >1420 Jean Stewart 20 20 ~1379 - 1444 David Stewart 65 65 ~1413 - 1507 Elizabeth Melville 94 94 ~1363 - UNKNOWN Janet MacDougall ~1384 - 1421 John Melville 37 37 ~1389 - UNKNOWN Marjory Scott ~1372 - UNKNOWN John Boswell ~1372 - UNKNOWN Mariotte Glen 1460 - UNKNOWN Archibald Bethune <1460 - 1524 John Bethune 64 64 1462 - UNKNOWN Robert Bethune 1463 - UNKNOWN Andrew Bethune 1464 - UNKNOWN Janet Bethune 1466 - UNKNOWN Matgaret Bethune 1471 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Bethune 1472 - UNKNOWN Isabel Bethune 1477 - UNKNOWN James Bethune 1479 - UNKNOWN Grissel Bethune ~1480 - >1531 Pierre de Balsac 51 51 Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1480 - >1525 Anne Malet de Graville 45 45 Ancestry - Troy Caperton 1540 - UNKNOWN Henri de Balsac D. UNKNOWN Francois De Balsac D. UNKNOWN Charles De Balsac D. UNKNOWN Jean De Balsac D. UNKNOWN Galeas De Balsac D. UNKNOWN Robert De Balsac D. UNKNOWN Louise De Balsac BET 1440 AND 1450 - UNKNOWN Louis Malet De Graville Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1460 - 23 MAR 1502/03 Marie de Balsac Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1420 - UNKNOWN Jean VI Malet de Graville Ancestry - Troy Caperton 1420 - 1440 Marie De Montauban 20 20 Ancestry - Troy Caperton 1390 - 1449 Jean V Malet de Graville 59 59 D. 1436 Jacqueline De Montagu 1363 - 1409 Jean De Montagu 46 46 D. UNKNOWN Jacqueline De La Grange D. UNKNOWN Guy Malet D. UNKNOWN Robert Malet D. UNKNOWN Gabrielle Stewart D. UNKNOWN Jean D'Humieres D. UNKNOWN Adelaide of Burgundy BET 800 AND 830 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde Tours D. UNKNOWN Louis The Blind of Provence D. UNKNOWN Buwin D'Autun D. UNKNOWN Robert Amiens ~0898 - UNKNOWN Willa of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Hugh of Vienne ~0900 - UNKNOWN Richilde De Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Eckard of Autun D. UNKNOWN Rudolph (Ralph) De Guisnes 0940 - >0965 Sigefred "Le Danois" De Guisnes 25 25 0945 - UNKNOWN Elstrude (Elftrude) de Flanders D. UNKNOWN Ida De Boulogne BET 882 AND 886 - <0926 Wigeric of Luxemburg "Zuendeboldus…rex" donated property to the church of Trier by charter dated 23 Jan 899 which names "Richquinus et Widiacus…comites nostri"[5].  He was given the right to coin money in part of the archbishopric of Trier in 902[6].  Ludwig "das Kind" King of Germany restored property taken by "Conradus et Gebehartus comites" to the church of Trier with the consent of "Wigerici comitis" by charter dated 19 Sep 902[7].  Graf im Bidgau [pagus Bidensis] 909  from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407


SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry/Robert Lord
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine BET 890 AND 895 - 0890 Cunegondis of France According to Rösch[10], Cunegundis was the daughter of Ermentrudis but the primary source on which this is based has not been identified.  She married secondly ([916/19]) as his second wife, Richwin [Richizo] Comte [de Verdun].  from http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman
wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine ~0927 - UNKNOWN Hugues de Rouergue ~0910 - UNKNOWN Richilde Adelais De Toulouse ~1151 - UNKNOWN Udard Fraser ~1125 - UNKNOWN Simon Fraser D. UNKNOWN FNU Kylvert 0745 - UNKNOWN Theodoen Autun 0762 - UNKNOWN Raedburh de Carolingians ~0775 - UNKNOWN Dunne d'Autun ~0713 - 4 DEC 755 Carloman of Austrasia Ancestry - David Weaver D. UNKNOWN Suanehilde of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Grifo D. 0875 Bernard III De Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Ode D. UNKNOWN Udalgarde De Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Bernard D. UNKNOWN Fulguald De Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Arbert De Toulouse ? D. UNKNOWN FNU De Toulouse 860 - Promised in marriage to Etienne, Comte d'Auvergne D. UNKNOWN Guidnilde D. UNKNOWN Eleanor Bruce D. UNKNOWN Archibald Douglas ~1301 - <1371 Adam Hepburn 70 70 >1321 - UNKNOWN John de Hibburne (Hepburn) BET 1377 AND 1383 - UNKNOWN William Hepburn BET 1373 AND 1385 - UNKNOWN Archibald Hepburn D. ~1483 Patrick Hepburne D. UNKNOWN William Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Touris D. UNKNOWN George Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Jonet Malvyn (Melvin) D. 1511 John of Rollanstoun Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Margaret Part-Heiress of William Wright. D. UNKNOWN William Wright D. >1448 Adam Hepburne D. 1486 John Hepburne D. BEF MAR 1456/57 Helen Hepburne D. UNKNOWN John Somerville D. UNKNOWN William II Somerville D. UNKNOWN Elene Wallace D. ~1479 Adam Hepburne He is believed to have intrigued with the widowed Queen Marie of Gueldres, a young and beautful woman.
 D. <1518 Patrick of Beanston Hepburne This Patrick and his son John commenced the new family of Hepburne of Beanston in East Lothian.
 D. UNKNOWN John Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Alexander of Whitsome Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Jonet Napier D. 1525 John Hepburne He was Tutor to Patrick Hepburne, 3rd Earl of Bothwell (his great grand nephew). D. >1509 George Hepburne D. >1480 Margaret Hepburne Married three times. D. UNKNOWN Euphemia Hepburne D. UNKNOWN William Lundin D. UNKNOWN Patrick Hepburne He was illegitimate. D. UNKNOWN Mistress of Patrick Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Elyne Home D. UNKNOWN Sir Alexander Home D. 1572 Agnes Sinclair D. 1513 Adam of Crags Hepburne D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ogstoun Had at least 4 children, one of whom, Elena (or Helen) was married at Bolton on 5th Nov 1510 to sir Patrick Hepburn, younger of Waughton.  As Elyne Home's mother, and this Sir Patrick's mother were both daughters of the house of Lauder of Bass, a Papal dispensation for the marriage was rendered necessary because of the degrees of consanguinity.
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Founded the Abbey of Lindores, Fife, Scotland abt 1191
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Fionn mac Cumhail is said to have died during his reign.  Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Hvarfiadh D. ~0266 Cormac Mac Art of Ireland Cormac Mac Airt ("son of Art"), aka Cormac Ua Cuinn (grandson of Conn) or Cormac Ulfada ("long beard"), is probably the most famous of the ancient High Kings of Ireland, and may have been an authentic historical figure, although many legends have attached themselves to him. He was the son of Art, son of Conn of the Hundred Battles. He is said to have ruled from Tara, the seat of the High Kings of Ireland, for forty years in the early to mid 3rd century and under his rule Tara flourished. He was famous for his wise, true, and generous judgments. In the Annals of Clonmacnoise he is described as "obsolutely the best king that ever Raigned in Ireland before himselfe."

Cormac was conceived when his father, Art, slept with his mistress, Achtan, the night before he fell in the Battle of Maigh Mucruimhe. He played a role in the overthrow of Art's killer, Lugaid mac Con, and his successor Fergus Dubdétach.

Cormac's career is recorded in some detail in the Irish annals. He fought many battles, subduing Ulster and Connacht and leading a lengthy campaign against Munster. He led the first recorded raids on Roman Britain and is credited with gaining territory there, but several times was temporarily dethroned while away from Ireland. He lost an eye in a battle against the Deisi of Meath, whom he expelled into Munster in response.

Many stories have Fionn mac Cumhail living in his time, and the fianna as Cormac's standing army. Fionn was to marry Cormac's daughter Gráinne, but she ran off with Diarmuid Ua Duibhne.

Although he is usually remembered as a wise and just ruler, one story presents him in a less flattering light. Having distributed all the cattle he had received as tribute from the provinces, Cormac found himself without any cattle to provision his own household after a plague struck his herds. A steward persuaded him to treat Munster as two provinces, the southern of which had never paid tax. He sent messengers to demand payment, but Fiacha Muilleathan, the king of southern Munster, refused, and Cormac prepared for war. His own druids, who had never advised him badly, foresaw disaster, but he ignored them, preferring to listen to five druids from the sidhe supplied by his fairy lover, Báirinn.

Cormac marched to Munster and made camp on the hill of Druim Dámhgaire (Knocklong, County Limerick). His new druids' magic made the camp impregnable and his warriors unbeatable, dried up all sources of water used by the Munstermen, and nearly drove Fiacha to submission. But Fiacha in desperation turned to the powerful Munster druid Mug Ruith for aid, and his magic was too strong even for Cormac's fairy druids. He restored the water and conjured up magical hounds who destroyed the fairy druids. His breath created storms and turned men to stone. Cormac was driven out of Munster and compelled to seek terms.

Cormac owned the wonderful gold cup given to him by the sea-god Manannan mac Lir in the Land of the Living. If three lies were spoken over it, it would break in three; three truths made it whole again. Cormac used this cup during his kingship to distinguish falsehood from truth. When Cormac died, the cup vanished, just as Manannan had predicted it would.

After ruling for forty years Cormac choked to death on a salmon bone. Some versions blame this on a curse laid by a druid because Cormac had converted to Christianity.

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Tomás Ó Cathasaigh, The Heroic Biography of Cormac mac Airt, 1977 [1]  D. UNKNOWN Eithne D. ~0267 Eochaid "Gunnait" of Ireland D. ~0225 Art mac Cuinn Art mac Cuinn, aka Art Óenfer (the "lone" or "solitary" - he was the only one of his father's many children to survive to adulthood), was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 2nd century. He was the son of Conn of the Hundred Battles and father, with Achtan, of Cormac mac Airt. He died at the Battle of Maigh Mucruimhe against Lugaid mac Con, who had returned from exile with an army of foreigners. In some versions his wife is Medb Lethderg. D. ~0205 Conn Ceadcatha of Ireland Conn Cétchathach (Conn of the Hundred Battles) was a legendary High King of Ireland. He was the ancestor of the Connachta, and, through his descendant Niall Noígiallach, the Uí Néill dynasties. His father was either Fedlimid Rechtmar or Óenlám Gaba, and his mother is sometimes given as Medb Lethderg. His son was Art mac Cuinn. Some stories of the Fenian Cycle are set in his time.

He gained the throne by overthrowing Mal, who had killed his father. He earned his epithet Cétchathach in his wars with the Dál nAraidi.

His rival for the kingship of Ireland was the king of Munster, Éogan Mór, also known as Mug Nuadat, who beat him in ten battles and took half of Ireland from his control. Mug was able to gain such power because his druid predicted a famine, which he prepared for by storing grain. Ireland is sometimes seen as divided between Leth Cuinn, Conn's Half, in the north, and Leth Moga, Mug's Half, in the south.

Mug was killed when Conn led a night attack against his forces with all of his tribal leaders save one behind him. Conn's forces ultimately overwhelmed Mug's army, and Mug was killed in the process.

Mal's son Tibride Tirech killed Conn at Tara, having sent fifty warrior dressed as women against him from Emain Macha.

Preceded by:
Cathair Mor High King of Ireland
AFM 122-157
FFE 116-136 Succeeded by:
Conaire
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Family tree
                Conn Cétchathach
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                 Art mac Cuinn
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                Cormac mac Airt
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               Cairbre Lifechair
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               Fiachu Sraibtine
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               Muiredach Tirech
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               Eochaid Mugmedon
          + Mongfind        + Cairenn
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    _________|_________         |
    |        |        |         |
    |        |        |         |
  Brion  Fiachrae  Ailill     Niall
      (The Connachta)           |
      __________________________|_______________________________________________________
      |          |       |      .      |           |        |             |            |
      |          |       |      .      |           |        |             |            |
Conall Gulban  Endae   Eogan    .   Coirpre    Lóegaire  Maine  Conall Cremthainne  Fiachu
                         |      .      |           |              ________|________
                         |      .      |           |              |               |
                    Muirdeach   . Cormac Caech  Lughaid     Fergus Cerrbel      Ardgal
                         |      .      |        (d.507)           |
                         |      .      |                          |
                  Muirchertach  .   Tuathal                   Diarmaid
                    mac Ercae   .   Maelgarb               mac Cearbhaill
                     (d.536)    .   (d.544)                   (d.565)
                                .
      (Northern Uí Néill)       .                 (Southern Uí Néill) D. UNKNOWN Eithune D. 0119 Felim Rachtmar of Ireland Fedlimid Rechtmar (Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar), son of Tuathal Teachtmhar, was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 2nd century. He took the throne by overthrowing Mal, who had killed his father. He instituted a law similar to the Roman lex talionis, that is, an eye for an eye. and died in his sleep after ruling for nine years. D. UNKNOWN Una of Denmark D. UNKNOWN Cathair "The Great" of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Eachtach D. UNKNOWN Uilceathach "The Smith" D. 0106 Tuathal Feachtmar of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tuathal Teachtmhar or Techtmar was a legendary High King of Ireland, reputed to have ruled in the 1st or 2nd century. His name derives from Celtic *Teuto-valos ("leader of the tribe, people") and his epithet may mean "great crossing", "great possession", or "legitimate". He was the ancestor, through his grandson Conn of the Hundred Battles, of the Uí Néill and Connachta dynasties.

Contents [hide]
1 Legend
2 Historical context
2.1 Dates
2.2 The first of the Goidels?
2.3 Romans in Ireland?
3 Tuathal's family tree
3.1 Other "returned exile" High Kings
3.2 See also
4 References
5 External links

Legend
Tuathal was the son of a former High King deposed by an uprising of "subject peoples" who returned at the head of an army to reclaim his father's throne.

The oldest source for Tuathal's story, a 9th century poem by Mael Mura of Othain, says that his father, Fiacha Finnfolaidh, was overthrown by the four provincial kings, Éllim of Ulster, Sanb (son of Cet mac Mágach) of Connacht, Foirbre of Munster and Eochaid Ainchenn of Leinster, and that it was Éllim who took the High Kingship. During his rule Ireland suffered famine as God punished this rejection of legitimate kingship. Tuathal, aided by the brothers Fiacha Cassán and Findmall and their 600 men, marched on Tara and defeated Éllim in battle at the hill of Achall. He then won battles against the Ligmuini, the Gailióin, the Fir Bolg, the Fir Domnann, the Ulaid, the Muma, the Fir Ól nÉcmacht and the Érainn, and assembled the Irish nobility at Tara to make them swear allegiance to him and his descendants. Later versions of the story suppress the involvement of the provincial nobility in the revolt, making the "subject peoples" the peasants of Ireland.

The Book of Invasions adds the detail of Tuathal's exile. His mother, Eithne, daughter of the king of Alba (originally meaning Britain, later Scotland), was pregnant when Fiacha was overthrown, and fled to her homeland where she gave birth to Tuathal. Twenty years later Tuathal and his mother returned to Ireland, joined up with Fiacha Cassán and Findmall, and marched on Tara to take the kingship.

The Annals of the Four Masters also mentions a similar revolt a few generations earlier, led by Cairbre Cinnchait, in the year of the death of the High King Crimthann Nia Náir, although his death appears to be unrelated to Cairbre's revolt. On this occasion Crimthann's son Feradach Finnfechtnach is the future king who escaped in his mother's womb, although the Annals claim he returned to reclaim his throne only five years later. The Annals regularly attempt to turn legend into history, but here the attempt is clumsy and unconvincing.

Seathrún Céitinn harmonises the two revolts into one. He has Crimthann hand the throne directly to his son, Feradach, and makes Cairbre Cinnchait, whose ancestry he traces to the Fir Bolg, the leader of the revolt that overthrew Fiacha, killing him at a feast. Cairbre rules for five years, dies of plague and is succeeded by Éllim.

After Éllim had ruled for twenty years, the twenty or twenty-five year old Tuathal was prevailed upon to return. He landed with his forces at Inber Domnainn (Malahide Bay). Joining up with Fiacha Cassán and Findmall and their marauders, he marched on Tara where he was declared king. Éllim gave battle at the hill of Achall near Tara, but was defeated and killed.

Tuathal fought 25 battles against Ulster, 25 against Leinster, 25 against Connacht and 35 against Munster. The whole country subdued, he convened a conference at Tara, where he established laws and annexed territory from each of the four provinces to create the central province of Míde (Meath) around Tara as the High King's territory. He built four fortresses in Meath: Tlachtga, where the druids sacrificed on the eve of Samhain, on land taken from Munster; Uisneach, where the festival of Beltaine was celebrated, on land from Connacht; Tailtiu, where Lughnasadh was celebrated, on land from Ulster; and Tara, on land from Leinster.

He went on to make war on Leinster, burning the stronghold of Aillen (Knockaulin) and imposing the bórama, a heavy tribute of cattle, on the province. One story says this was because the king of Leinster, Eochaid Ainchenn, had married Tuathal's daughter Dairine, but told Tuathal she had died and so was given his other daughter, Fithir. When Fithir discovered Dairine was still alive she died of shame, and when Dairine saw Fithir dead she died of grief.

Tuathal, or his wife Baine, is reputed to have built Ráth Mór, an Iron Age hillfort in the earthwork complex at Clogher, County Tyrone. He died in battle against Mal, king of Ulster, at Mag Line (Moylinny near Larne, County Antrim). His son, Fedlimid Rechtmar, later avenged him.

Historical context
Dates
The Annals of the Four Masters gives the date of Tuathal's exile as 56 AD, his return as 76 and his death as 106. Seathrún Céitinn's Foras Feasa ar Érinn broadly agrees, dating his exile to 55, his return to 80 and his death to 100. The Book of Invasions places him a little later, synchronising his exile to the reign of the Roman emperor Domitian (81-96), his return early in the reign of Hadrian (122-138) and his death in the reign of Antoninus Pius (138-161).

The first of the Goidels?
The scholar T. F. O'Rahilly suggested that, as in many such "returned exile" stories, Tuathal represented an entirely foreign invasion which established a dynasty in Ireland, whose dynastic propagandists fabricated an Irish origin for him to give him some spurious legitimacy. In fact, he proposed that Tuathal's story, pushed back to the 1st or 2nd century BC, represented the invasion of the Goidels, who established themselves over the earlier populations and introduced the Q-Celtic language that would become Irish, and that their genealogists incorporated all Irish dynasties, Goidelic or otherwise, and their ancestor deities into a pedigree stretching back over a thousand years to the fictitious Míl Espáine. This compares to the invention of a Trojan origin for the ancient Britons, giving them an equal nobility to their former rulers, the Romans.

See also Early history of Ireland

Romans in Ireland?
Taking the native dating as broadly accurate, another theory has emerged. The Roman historian Tacitus mentions that Agricola, while governor of Roman Britain (78 - 84 AD), entertained an exiled Irish prince, thinking to use him as a pretext for a possible conquest of Ireland, as Claudius had used the exile of Verica as an excuse for the conquest of Britain.

Neither Agricola nor his successors ever conquered Ireland, but in recent years archaeology has challenged the belief that the Romans never set foot on the island. Roman and Romano-British artefacts have been found primarily in Leinster, notably a fortified site on the promontory of Drumanagh, fifteen miles north of Dublin, and burials on the nearby island of Lambay, both close to where Tuathal is supposed to have landed, and other sites associated with Tuathal such as Tara and Clogher. However, whether this is evidence of trade, diplomacy or military activity is a matter of controversy. It is possible that the Romans may have given support to Tuathal, or someone like him, to regain his throne in the interests of having a friendly neighbour who could restrain Irish raiding. The 2nd century Roman poet Juvenal, who may have served in Britain under Agricola, wrote that 'arms had been taken beyond the shores of Ireland', and the coincidence of dates is striking.

It is also speculated that such an invasion may have been the origin of the presence of the Brigantes in Ireland as noted in Ptolemy's 2nd century Geography. The Brigantes were a rebellious British tribe only recently conquered in Agricola's time. The dispossessed nobility may have been ready recruits for Tuathal's invasion force, or the Romans may have found it a convenient way of getting rid of troublesome subjects, just as Elizabeth I and James VI & I planted rebellious Scots in Ireland in the 16th and 17th century. Other tribal names associated with the south-east, including the Domnainn, related to the British Dumnonii, and the Menapii, also known from Gaul, may also date from such an invasion.

Tuathal's family tree
  Lughaidh Riabh Dearg
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  Criomhtann Nia Nair
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  Fearadhach Fionn Feachtnach
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  |__________
  |         |
  |         |
  Aonghus   Fiachaidh Fionnolaidh
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            Fearadhach Fionn Feachtnach/Tuathal Teachtmhar
            |
  __________|_________________________________________________
  |            |                         |
  |            |                         |
  Fiacha Mor   Feidhlimidh Cris Airgid   Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar
                                         |
  _______________________________________|_____________________
  |                 |     |        |          |               |
  |                 |     |        |          |               |
  Conn Cétchathach  Caol  Crionna  Eochaidh   Fiacha Suighe   Fiacha Raoighe
  |                                           |
  |                                           |
  The Connachta                           Dal Fiachrach Suighe

Other "returned exile" High Kings
Labraid Loingsech
Lugaid mac Con

See also
Hibernia
History of Ireland
The Connachta
Dal Fiachrach Suighe
Cormac mac Airt
The Déisi
Attacotti
Uí Néill



Preceded by:
Éllim High King of Ireland
AFM 76-106 AD
FFE 80-100 AD Succeeded by:
Mal

References
John O'Donovan (ed) (1848-1851), Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland by the Four Masters Vol 1 [1]
D. Comyn & P. S. Dineen (eds) (1902-1914), The History of Ireland by Geoffrey Keating [2]
T. F. O'Rahilly (1946), Early Irish history and mythology
John Morris (1973), The Age of Arthur
R. B. Warner (1995), "Tuathal Techtmar: a myth or ancient literary evidence for a Roman invasion?", Emania 13
James MacKillop (1998), Dictionary of Celtic Mythology  D. UNKNOWN Baine of England D. UNKNOWN Sqaile Balbh of Finland D. UNKNOWN Fiocha Fionn Ola of Ireland Fiacha Finnfolaidh, son of Feradach Finnfechtnach, was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 1st century AD. He was overthrown by either Cairbre Cinnchait or Éllim, king of Ulster, in a revolt of the "subject peoples" against the Milesian nobility. His wife, Eithne, pregnant with his son Tuathal Teachtmhar, fled to Scotland. D. UNKNOWN Eithne of Scotland D. UNKNOWN Imgheal of the Picts D. UNKNOWN Feredach Fionn Feachtnach of Ireland Feradach Finnfechtnach, son of Crimthann Nia Náir, was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 1st century AD. He was said to have had two bull's horns on his head. Sources disagree on his succession to the kingship. The Annals of the Four Masters says his father, Crimthann, was overthrown by Cairbre Cinnchait, and Feradach went into exile before returning to reclaim the kingdom. Seathrún Céitinn, on the other hand, places Cairbre's revolt later and has Feradach simply succeed his father. D. UNKNOWN Mar Fath Chabob of the Picts D. UNKNOWN Loich of the Picts D. UNKNOWN Daire of the Picts D. UNKNOWN Crimthann Naidh Nar of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Crimthann Nia Náir, son of Lugaid Riab nDerg, was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 1st century AD. He went on a famous expedition and returned with a golden chariot, a golden fidchell board inlaid with a hundred gems, a gold-embroidered cloak, a sword inlaid with gold serpents, a silver-bossed shield, a spear and a sling which never missed their mark, and two greyhounds with a silver chain between them. Soon after returning he fell from his horse and died. D. UNKNOWN Blaine D. UNKNOWN Lugaidh Scriabhn Dearg of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Lugaid Riab nDerg (Riabhdhearg, Réoderg, Sriab nDearg, "Red Stripes") was a legendary High King of Ireland. He was the foster-son of Cúchulainn.

He was a son of the three Findemna (fair triplets), sons of Eochaid Feidlech. The triplets went to war with their father to try and take the High Kingship. The night before the battle their sister Clothra tried to persuade them to call it off, but to no avail. They had no heirs, so she took all three to bed for fear they would die without issue, and Lugaid was conceived. Some texts say his epithet comes from the red stripes that divided his body into three, indicating that he had three fathers. Others, more prosaically, explain his stripes as battle scars.

Incest features further in Lugaid's story. He slept with Clothra himself, conceiving Crimthann Nia Náir.

His foster-father, Cúchulainn, split the Lia Fáil, the coronation stone at Tara which roared when the rightful king stood or sat on it, with his sword when it failed to roar under Lugaid. It never roared again except under Conn of the Hundred Battles.

Lugaid married Derbforgaill, a princess from Scandinavia. She had come to Ireland in the form of a swan to seek out Cúchulainn, whom she loved, but Cúchulainn shot her down with a stone from his sling which penetrated her womb, and in sucking it out he violated a taboo which meant he could not marry her himself. Instead, he gave her to Lugaid.

One winter the women of Ulster held a competition in which they tried to send their urine furthest into a pillar of snow, saying that the winner would be the most sexually attractive. Derbforgaill won, and out of jealousy the other women beat and mutilated her. When Lugaid arrived home he noticed that the snow on the roof of her house had not melted, and realised she was close to death. He arrived in time to see her die, and died of grief himself.

See Lugaid for other figures of the same name, and Lug for the god the name derives from.  D. UNKNOWN Dearforfgill D. UNKNOWN Breas Nar Lotha of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Clotathra D. UNKNOWN Eochaidh Feidhlioch of Ireland Eochaid Feidlech was High King of Ireland in the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology. He deposed the former High King, Fachtna Fáthach, at the Battle of Leitir Ruadh.

He had three sons, the three Findemna (who tried and failed to depose him at the Battle of Druim Criaich), and three daughters, Medb (who he made queen of Connacht), Eithne and Clothra.
Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Cloth Fionn D. UNKNOWN Eochadh Uchticathan D. UNKNOWN Fionn D. UNKNOWN Benta D. UNKNOWN Creombthan D. UNKNOWN Finnloach D. UNKNOWN Rioghean Rudah D. UNKNOWN Asaman Eamhnadh D. UNKNOWN Enda Agneach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Aeneas Turmeach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Eochaidh Althleathan of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Olioll Casfiacalach of Ireland "having curved tusks, crooked teeth?" D. UNKNOWN Connla Cruaidchelgach "Bloody Blade" D. UNKNOWN Iarn Glea Fhathach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Meilge Molbthach "The Praiseworthy" D. UNKNOWN Cobthach Coel Breg His brother, Lóegaire Lorc, was High King before him, and he was so consumed with jealousy he wasted away to almost nothing, from which he gained his epithet Cóel Breg, the "meagre of Brega". He took the kingship by feigning his own death. As he lay on his bier, Lóegaire prostrated himself over his body in grief, and Cobthach took the opportunity to stab him. He also killed Lóegaire's son, Ailill Áine, and forced Ailill's son to eat part of his father's and grandfather's hearts. The boy, Labraid Loingsech, went into exile in Gaul, and either 30 or 50 years later returned to kill Cobthach and take his throne.  Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Ugaine Mor of Ireland Úgaine Mor, also known as Hugony the Great (in English), was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 7th century BC. He was the foster-son of Macha Mong Ruad. He is described as extending his dominion over Scotland and the Isle of Man, and even continental Europe. He is said to have married a daughter of the king of Gaul, who bore him twenty five children.  Wikipedia.org
 D. UNKNOWN Caesair Crutha of Gaul D. UNKNOWN Eochaidh Buadhach D. UNKNOWN Duach Ladhrach of Ireland He and Airgeatmhar had killed Ailill Finn, who was then High King, only for Ailill's son Eochaid to hold onto the kingship. Eochaid witheld their attacks, and tried to discuss peace with Duach. Duach, however, betrayed and murdered him, and Airgeatmhar took the kingship. Duach later overthrew Airgeatmhar with the aid of Eochaid's son Lugaid Laigde, and took the throne himself. (Wikipedia.org)
 D. UNKNOWN Fiachagh Bolgrach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Muredach Bolgrach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Simon Breac of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Aodh Glas D. UNKNOWN Naudha Fionnfall of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Gaillchadh of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Olioll Olchaoin D. UNKNOWN Sigorna Saoghalach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Dein Dan of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Rotheachta of Ireland  Roitheachtaigh, son of Maen, son of Aengus Olmucada, became king when he overthrew Enna Airgtheach in the 11th or 14th century BC. D. UNKNOWN Maion Maon of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Aongus Olimuchach of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Aengus Olmucada, son of Fiacha Labhrainne, was a legendary High King of Ireland. During his father's reign, about 250 years after the arrival of the Milesians in Ireland, Aengus helped him subdue Britain. He became High King himself when he overthrew his father's killer, Eochaid Mumho.

He fought fifty battles against the Fir Bolg, the Cruithne and the people of the Orkney islands. He was ultimately overthrown by Eochaid Mumho's son Enna Airgtheach. D. UNKNOWN Flachadh Lamhraein of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fiacha Labhrainne was a legendary High King of Ireland. During his reign, about 250 years after the arrival of the Milesians in Ireland, he and his son Aengus Olmucada are said to have subdued Britain. D. UNKNOWN Smiorguil of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Eanbotha of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Tighernmas of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Follian Falach of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Eithriall of Ireland D. UNKNOWN Irial Faidh of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In Irish mythology Irial Fáith ("the prophet") son of Eremon became High King of Ireland after he overthrew the four sons of Eber Finn, Ir, Orba, Fearon and Ferga.

He ruled for ten years, fighting battles against the Fomorians and the Fir Bolg, and was succeeded by his son, Eithrial. D. UNKNOWN Eochaid I Heremon of Ireland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In Irish mythology Eremon or Heremon was a son of Míl Espáine who participated in the Milesian conquest of Ireland, defeating the Tuatha Dé Danann at Tailtiu.

Once conquered the island was divided between Eremon and his brother Eber Finn, Eber taking the southern half and Eremon the north. Eber was unhappy with this division, feeling that his half was inferior, and went to war against his brother, but was defeated and killed. Eremon established his capital at Tara.

Eremon appointed kings of the four provinces. He gave Leinster to Crimthann Sciathbél of the Fir Domnann; Munster to the four sons of Eber Finn, Ir, Orba, Fearon and Ferga; Connacht to Ún and Étan, sons of Uicce; and Ulster to Eber mac Ír.

He was succeeded by his three sons, Muimne, Luigne and Laigne. A fourth son, Irial Fáith, also went on to be High King. D. UNKNOWN Tamar Tephi of Judah D. UNKNOWN Milesius Galamn of Spain From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In Irish mythology Míl Espáine (Latin Miles Hispaniae, Soldier of Hispania, that is Iberia or modern Spain and Portugal) is the ancestor of the final inhabitants of Ireland, the "sons of Míl" or Milesians, who represent the Goidelic Celts.

His given name was Golam or Galamh. He served as a soldier in Scythia and Egypt, before remembering a prophesy that his descendants would rule Ireland. He set off to the west, getting as far as Iberia where he fought several battles before dying, never seeing Ireland himself. His wife Scota and his uncle Íth, who had spied Ireland from a tower, sailed to Ireland where Íth was killed by the Tuatha Dé Danann. When his body was brought back to Iberia, Míl's eight sons and Íth's nine brothers invaded Ireland and defeated the Tuatha Dé Danann. D. UNKNOWN Scota of Egypt D. UNKNOWN Nectaebus of Egypt D. UNKNOWN Bile of Spain D. UNKNOWN Breghan of Spain D. UNKNOWN Barth of Spain D. UNKNOWN Deag of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Arcadh of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Albadh of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Nuadhad of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Nenuall of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Fedric of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Agan Fionn of Gothland D. UNKNOWN Heber Gluinfinn of Gothia D. UNKNOWN Lamhfinn "Bloodhand" of Gothia D. UNKNOWN Agnamon of Gothia D. UNKNOWN Beoman of Gothia D. UNKNOWN Heber Scutt of Scythia D. UNKNOWN Sruth of Scythia D. UNKNOWN Easruth of Scythia D. UNKNOWN Gaodhal Glas "Gael" of Scythia D. UNKNOWN Niul of Scythia D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Pharaoh of Cingeris D. UNKNOWN Farsaidh Phoniusa Hmmm?? D. UNKNOWN Belait Scota of Egypt D. UNKNOWN Cinquerus of Egypt D. UNKNOWN Baoth D. UNKNOWN Magog D. UNKNOWN Japheth D. UNKNOWN Olivana D. UNKNOWN Noah D. UNKNOWN Emzarah (Titea) D. UNKNOWN Lamech D. UNKNOWN Betenos D. UNKNOWN Methuselah D. UNKNOWN Edna D. UNKNOWN Enoch ben Jared of Elda Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Edna D. UNKNOWN Jared ben Mahalaleel of Elda Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Baraka bint Rashujal Ancestry - Debi Weinkauf D. UNKNOWN Mahalaleel D. UNKNOWN Dinah D. UNKNOWN Rashujal Rakeel ben Cain'an of Elda Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Baraki'll D. UNKNOWN Abel D. UNKNOWN Cain D. UNKNOWN Enosh Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Baraktel ? D. UNKNOWN Seth Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Akilia D. UNKNOWN Adam Adda ben YHWH of Eden Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Eve bint YHWH of Eden Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Zedekia of Judah D. UNKNOWN Josiah of Judah D. UNKNOWN Hammutal D. UNKNOWN Jermiah D. UNKNOWN Hilkiah D. UNKNOWN Azariah D. UNKNOWN Shallum D. UNKNOWN Amos of Judah D. UNKNOWN Jedidah D. UNKNOWN Manasseh of Judah D. UNKNOWN Meshullemeth of Jotbah D. UNKNOWN Haraz D. UNKNOWN Hezekiah of Judah D. UNKNOWN Hephzibah D. UNKNOWN Ahaz of Judah D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Zechariah Abijab D. UNKNOWN Jotham of Judah D. UNKNOWN Uzziah of Judah D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Zadok Jerushah D. UNKNOWN Jehoram of Judah D. UNKNOWN Athaliah D. UNKNOWN Ahab D. UNKNOWN Jezebel D. UNKNOWN Jehoshaphat ben Asa wikipedia.org - Azubah
Ancestry - Sandra Carr
Ancestry - Laura Applebee-Clark
Ancestry - Chris Myhre D. UNKNOWN Asa ben Abijah wikipedia.org - Azubah
Ancestry - Sandra Carr
Ancestry - Laura Applebee-Clark
Ancestry - Chris Myhre D. UNKNOWN Azubah bat Shilhi wikipedia.org - Azubah
Ancestry - Sandra Carr
Ancestry - Laura Applebee-Clark
Ancestry - Chris Myhre D. UNKNOWN Shilhi wikipedia.org - Azubah
Ancestry - Sandra Carr
Ancestry - Laura Applebee-Clark
Ancestry - Chris Myhre D. UNKNOWN Abijah of Judah D. UNKNOWN Rehoboam D. UNKNOWN Maachlah D. UNKNOWN Ureil of Gibeah D. UNKNOWN Solomon of Israel D. UNKNOWN Naamah of Ammon An Ammonite wife of King Solomon, Naamah is the only one of Solomon's wives to be mentioned, within the Tanakh, as having born a child. 

SOURCES:
1 Kings 14:21, 31
2 Chronicles 12:13
Wikipedia D. UNKNOWN Zelek D. UNKNOWN Shobi ben Nahash SOURCES:
Wikipedia D. UNKNOWN Nahash Title: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Publication: <http://www.searchgodsword.org/enc/isb/>
Note:
NAHASH
na'-hash (nachash, "serpent"; Naas):
(2) A king of Ammon, who, at the very beginning of Saul's reign, attacked Jabesh-gilead so successfully, that the inhabitants sued for peace at almost any cost, for they were willing to pay tribute and serve the Ammonites (1 Samuel 11:1). The harsh king, not satisfied with tribute and slavery, demanded in addition that the right eye of every man should be put out, as "a reproach upon Israel." They were given seven days to comply with these cruel terms. Before the expiration of this time, Saul, the newly anointed king, appeared on the scene with an army which utterly routed the Ammonites (1 Samuel 11:1), and, according to Josephus, killed King Nahash (Ant., VI, v, 3).

If the Nahash of 2 Samuel 10:2 be the same as the king mentioned in 1 Samuel 11, this statement of Josephus cannot be true, for he lived till the early part of David's reign, 40 or more years later. It is, of course, possible that Nahash, the father of Hanun, was a son or grandson of the king defeated at Jabesh-gilead by Saul. There is but little agreement among commentators in regard to this matter. Some writers go so far as to claim that "all passages in which this name (Nahash) is found refer to the same individual."

(3) A resident of Rabbath-ammon, the capital of Ammon (2 Samuel 17:27). Perhaps the same as Nahash (2), which see. His son Shobi, with other trans-Jordanic chieftains, welcomed David at Mahanaim with sympathy and substantial gifts when the old king was fleeing before his rebel son Absalom. Some believe that Shobi was a brother of Hanun, king of Ammon (2 Samuel 10:1).
Title: Nave's Topical Bible
Publication: http://www.studylight.org/con/ntb/
Note:
NAHASH
An Ammonite king
1. Defeated by Saul at Jabesh-gilead -- 1 Samuel 11:1-11 (Kindness of, to David, and death -- 2 Samuel 10:1,2; 1 Chronicles 19:1,2)
2. Probably identical with JESSE -- 2 Samuel 17:25
Title: Easton's Bible Dictionary
Publication: <http://www.studylight.org/dic/ebd/>
Note:
NAHASH
Serpent.
1. King of the Ammonites in the time of Saul. The inhabitants of Jabesh-Gilead having been exposed to great danger from Nahash, sent messengers to Gibeah to inform Saul of their extremity. He promptly responded to the call, and gathering together an army he marched against Nahash. "And it came to pass that they which remained were scattered, so that two of them [the Ammonites] were not left together" (1 Samuel 11:1-11).

2. Another king of the Ammonites of the same name is mentioned, who showed kindness to David during his wanderings (2 Samuel 10:2). On his death David sent an embassy of sympathy to Hanun, his son and successor, at Rabbah Ammon, his capital. The grievous insult which was put upon these ambassadors led to a war against the Ammonites, who, with their allies the Syrians, were completely routed in a battle fought at "the entering in of the gate," probably of Medeba (2 Samuel 10:6-14). Again Hadarezer rallied the Syrian host, which was totally destroyed by the Israelite army under Joab in a decisive battle fought at Helam (2 Samuel 10:17), near to Hamath (1 Chronicles 18:3). "So the Syrians feared to help the children of Ammon any more" (2 Samuel 10:19).
Title: Smith's Bible Dictionary
Publication: http://www.studylight.org/dic/sbd/
Note:
NAHASH
(serpent).
1. King of the Ammonites who dictated to the inhabitants of Jabesh-gilead that cruel alternative of the loss of their right eyes or slavery which roused the swift wrath of Saul, and caused the destruction of the Ammonite force. (1 Samuel 11:2-11) (B.C. 1092.) "Nahaph" would seem to have been the title of the king of the Ammonites rather than the name of an individual. Nahash the father of Hanun had rendered David some special and valuable service, which David was anxious for an opportunity of requiting. (2 Samuel 10:2)
Title: Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon
Publication: http://www.studylight.org/lex/heb/
Note:
NAHASH
Nahash = "serpent" n pr m (naw-khawsh')
1. a king of the Ammonites during the time of king Saul

SOURCES:
1 Samuel 11:1
Wikipedia D. UNKNOWN David of Israel D. UNKNOWN Bathsheba D. UNKNOWN Ammiel D. UNKNOWN Ahithophel D. UNKNOWN Jesse Abinadah Nahash D. UNKNOWN Habliar D. UNKNOWN Abrias D. UNKNOWN Obed of Bethlehem D. UNKNOWN Abalit D. UNKNOWN Sonas D. UNKNOWN Boaz of Bethlehem D. UNKNOWN Ruth of Moab D. UNKNOWN Salmon Ben Nashon D. UNKNOWN Rahab The Scarlet Woman D. UNKNOWN Nashon Ben Amminadab D. UNKNOWN Simar D. UNKNOWN Aminadab Ben Aram D. UNKNOWN Thehara Tara D. UNKNOWN Ram (Arni) D. UNKNOWN Kiya- Tasherit D. UNKNOWN Hezron D. UNKNOWN Kanita D. UNKNOWN Perez D. UNKNOWN Bayarah D. UNKNOWN Zebulun D. UNKNOWN Niiman D. UNKNOWN Amenhotep D. UNKNOWN Miriam (Kiya) of Egypt D. UNKNOWN Amram D. UNKNOWN Jochebed D. UNKNOWN Amenhotep III Numbaatre D. UNKNOWN Gilukhipa D. UNKNOWN Phozib D. 1566 Diane de Poitiers D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Salomon D. 0903 Pasquitan D. UNKNOWN Roscille de Anjou D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. 0981 Hoel D. UNKNOWN Hurnod De Bretagne ? D. 1037 Judicael De Bretagne D. UNKNOWN Ives of Cotenin ~0935 - UNKNOWN Martin I De Vitre BET 1168 AND 1201 - BET 1166 AND 1310 Devorguilla of Galloway D. 1233 Nicholas De Stuteville D. UNKNOWN Nicholas De Stuteville D. UNKNOWN Gunnora Gournay D. UNKNOWN Malcolm D. UNKNOWN Thomas Galloway D. UNKNOWN Ada Galloway D. UNKNOWN Sir Walter Bisset D. UNKNOWN Aufrica of Galloway D. UNKNOWN Olaf I of the Isle of Man D. UNKNOWN Dunlong of Leinster ~1326 - UNKNOWN Elen Ieuan D. UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Henry ~1304 - UNKNOWN Lleuca verch Philip Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1275 - UNKNOWN Philip ap Dafydd Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1225 AND 1250 - UNKNOWN Dafydd ap Iorwerth Ancestry - Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN Iorwerth ap Rhys ~1245 - UNKNOWN Henry Ap Llywelyn ~1205 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn "Foel" ap Moriddig ~1120 - UNKNOWN Einion ap Llywarch D. UNKNOWN Gronwy Ap Einion D. UNKNOWN Moriddig Ap Moriddig D. UNKNOWN Malit Verch Richard ~1450 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth LNU ~1232 - UNKNOWN Lorette De Dover ~1086 - UNKNOWN William De Briwere ~1060 - UNKNOWN Radulph De Briwere ~1036 - UNKNOWN Radulph De Briwere ~1114 - <1162 Beatrice De Mortaigne 48 48 1660 - 1698 Charity LNU 38 38 1639 - UNKNOWN Anna LNU ~1000 - >1030 Hughes De Bouchard 30 30 ~0980 - UNKNOWN Bouchard III De Isle Bouchard ~0960 - UNKNOWN Orderand De Isle Bouchard D. 0809 Nibelung III De Hesbaye ~0740 - 0768 Nibelund Nicholas II De Hesbaye 28 28 0760 - >0804 Bertha Alba De Autun 44 44 0752 - 28 MAY 812 Adelgis Guillaume De Parma 0770 - 0804 Witburge De Herbauges 34 34 0725 - >0783 Lambert De Treves 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Hubert De Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0845 - UNKNOWN Gerberge Geva De Senlis ~1100 - UNKNOWN Roscelin Raoul De Beaumont D. UNKNOWN Raoul\ Ralph IV de Beaumont BET 1130 AND 1140 - >1217 Lucie De L'Aigle Ancestry/Samuel Cross ~1170 - UNKNOWN Constance De Beaumont Ancestry/Samuel Cross ~1164 - UNKNOWN Philip I De Belo Monte 1172 - UNKNOWN Raoul VI De Beaumont Ancestry/Samuel Cross ~1204 - UNKNOWN Marjory of Scotland ~1193 - UNKNOWN Margaret of Scotland <1132 - UNKNOWN Gartnach Buchan 1134 - UNKNOWN Ete ~1172 - UNKNOWN Roger Buchan BET 963 AND 971 - <1032 Robert I De Auvergne Wikipedia.org - Odo II, Count of Blois
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Charlemagne & Others, Chart 3340
GRS 3.03, Automated Archives, CD#100
Ancestral Roots, Line 136, p. 119
Burke, Vicissitudes of Families, Vol I, p. 221
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1049 - UNKNOWN William De Braose 1050 - UNKNOWN Adam (Adelm) Brus ~1053 - UNKNOWN Philina De Brusse ~1055 - UNKNOWN Hortolina De Brusse ~1057 - UNKNOWN Amicia De Brusse BET 945 AND 965 - 26 JAN 1002/03 Rosela www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0961 - 30 MAR 988 Arnold II of Flanders www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0952 - 1035 Bertha of Burgundy 83 83 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1007 - 1025 Hugh Magnus of France 18 18 BET 1003 AND 1009 - 1063 Adelaide Havoise of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1013 - 1056 Eudo (Odes) of France 43 43 BET 1010 AND 1014 - UNKNOWN Constance of France www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1066 - >1092 Ida De Forez 26 26 D. UNKNOWN Manasses De Danmartin D. UNKNOWN Mathilde de Frise ~1055 - ~1060 Robert of France 5 5 ~0956 - 1011 Anna Porphyrogenita of Byzantium 55 55 D. 1078 Izyaslav of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Ilya of Kiev ~1001 - 1061 Andrew I Arpad of Hungary 60 60 ~1023 - UNKNOWN Anastasiya Agmunda Yaroslavna 1030 - 1093 Ysevolod of Kiev 63 63 He was the fourth and favorite son of Yaroslav I "The Wise".   He was versed in Greek learning and spoke 5 languages.  The last years of his reign were clouded by grave illness and his eldest son, Vladimir Monomakh actually presided over the government. D. <1054 Vladimir of Novgorod Private Casimir I "The Restorer" D. 1077 Svyatoslav of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Vsevolod of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Igor of Volynia D. UNKNOWN Vyacheslav of Smolensk D. UNKNOWN Emma of France BET 900 AND 931 - 5 MAY 984 Gerberga von Sachsen www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 23 NOV 912 - 7 MAY 973 Otto 'The Great' www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0976 - UNKNOWN Gilette of France ~0895 - 0917 Frederonne Hamaland 22 22 Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 850 AND 860 - ABT 18 OCT 900 Adelaide Judith of Paris 2nd wife of Louis II D. UNKNOWN Ansgarde of Burgundy 1st wife of Louis II. D. BET 870 AND 875 Ermentrude of France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Luitgarde of Saxony 3rd wife of Louis II D. UNKNOWN Pepin of Aquitaine D. UNKNOWN Bertha D. UNKNOWN Roland D. 6 APR 800 Luitgard D. 0813 Pippin the Hunchback D. 0780 Lothar ~1312 - ~1342 Malcolm Fleming 30 30 ~1316 - UNKNOWN Christian LNU 1286 - UNKNOWN Patrick Fleming ~1290 - UNKNOWN FNU Fraser D. UNKNOWN Jean Barclay ~1365 - UNKNOWN Marion Fleming ~1385 - UNKNOWN David Fleming D. UNKNOWN Adelheid Carolingian D. UNKNOWN Atala Carolingian D. UNKNOWN Gundrada Carolingian D. UNKNOWN Berthais Carolingian D. UNKNOWN Tetrada Carolingian ~0828 - >0891 Reginhart of Ringelheim 63 63 ~0833 - >0909 Mathilda von Sachsen 76 76 ~0800 - BET 864 AND 866 Eberhard (Unruochinger) SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0773 - UNKNOWN Alpais ~0904 - UNKNOWN Alberade De Hainault D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Auchinleck of Glenbervie ~1503 - 1570 Archibald Douglas of Glenbervie 67 67 ~1503 - 1588 Agnes Anne Keith 85 85 ~1449 - 1513 Archibald Douglas 64 64 Sir Archibald led the noble's rebellion against James III which ended in the defeat and death of the King at the Battle of Sauchieburn n 1488.  When the nobles asked who was willing to lead the rebellion against the kind, Sir Archibald volunteered by saying "I will bell the cat".  This earned him his nickname. 1455 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Boyd ~1507 - 1578 James Douglas 71 71 ~1520 - 1575 Christian Montgomerie 55 55 ~1580 - UNKNOWN Jean Kerr ~1592 - UNKNOWN Robert Kerr ~1587 - UNKNOWN Lilias Kerr ~1352 - <1406 Nicholas Erskine 54 54 ~1358 - UNKNOWN Jean Cameron ~1433 - UNKNOWN Christian Crichton ~1435 - UNKNOWN Patrick Crichton ~1440 - UNKNOWN Lawrence Crichton ~1437 - UNKNOWN Margaret Crichton ~1445 - UNKNOWN Thomas Crichton ~1450 - UNKNOWN Edward Crichton ~1452 - UNKNOWN George Crichton ~1457 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Crichton ~1463 - UNKNOWN Alexander Crichton 1326 - 1385 Robert Erskine 59 59 ~1321 - 1387 Christian Monteith Keith 66 66 ~1296 - UNKNOWN William Erskine ~1274 - UNKNOWN John Erskine ~1274 - UNKNOWN FNU Gilronan ~1336 - UNKNOWN Edward Crichton ~1304 - <1393 William Crichton 89 89 ~1309 - UNKNOWN Isabella de Ross ~1278 - <1357 John Crichton 79 79 ~1278 - UNKNOWN William De Ross ~1278 - UNKNOWN Euphemia De Ross D. UNKNOWN Remi D. UNKNOWN Arsinde D. UNKNOWN Ne de Gascogne D. UNKNOWN Garsia Sanche D. UNKNOWN Amuna d'Agen ~0870 - 0937 Ermengaud 67 67 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 895 AND 904 - UNKNOWN Adelaide www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Emilde or Emnilde de Quercy D. UNKNOWN Hughes De Rouergue D. UNKNOWN Hughes de Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Arsinde De Arles D. UNKNOWN Guillaume De Comminges D. UNKNOWN Arsinde D. UNKNOWN Henri De Touloue D. UNKNOWN Raymond De Touloue D. UNKNOWN Bertrand De Toulouse ~0840 - UNKNOWN Swanhild of Norway ~0968 - BET 1040 AND 1047 Mauger De St. Clair Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~0970 - ~1015 Geoffrey De Brionne 45 45 D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress2 D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress3 D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress4 D. UNKNOWN Bertha of Aumale D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Wood D. UNKNOWN Son D. UNKNOWN Isabella de Anjou D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress1 D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress ~1123 - UNKNOWN Robert FitzRobert D. UNKNOWN Hawise De Reviers D. UNKNOWN Baldwin De Reviers D. UNKNOWN Adelise ~1144 - UNKNOWN Mabira De Caen D. UNKNOWN Jordan De Champernoun D. UNKNOWN Robert Corbet D. UNKNOWN Conan III of Brittany D. UNKNOWN Alan IV "Fergent" of Brittany D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde de Anjou ~1098 - 1175 Reginald FitzRoy de Mortain 77 77 D. UNKNOWN Mabel FitzRichard D. UNKNOWN William FitzRichard D. UNKNOWN Daughter de Mortain ~1143 - UNKNOWN Maud FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Robert De Beaumont D. UNKNOWN Waleran De Beaumont D. UNKNOWN Agnes\ Elizabeth De Montfort ~1154 - UNKNOWN Amabilis FitzHenry D. UNKNOWN Walter De Ridelisford ~1068 - UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress or Mistresses BET 1104 AND 1105 - UNKNOWN Philippe of Perche 1098 - UNKNOWN Constance BET 1070 AND 1080 - 1144 Routrou II De Perche Son of Geoffroi II, Seigneur de Mortagne, comte du Perche. Gave his daus., Margaret, Johain and Matilda to men of the rank of count. Rotrou assumed the habit of a Cluniac monk and died in 1100 and was buried in the church of the monastery of St-Dionysius the Areopagite, founded by his grandfather, Geoffroi I, in 1030, and which he richly endowed. [Falaise Roll, p. 25] DOES THIS NOTE REFER TO AN UNCLE PERHAPS??? D. UNKNOWN Daughter de Laval D. UNKNOWN Guy De Laval ~1012 - UNKNOWN Adelaide\ Adele ~0973 - UNKNOWN Germaine of Corbeil D. UNKNOWN Albert of Corbeil ~0992 - >1060 William of Corbeil 68 68 ~1023 - ~1095 Bouchard de Corbeil 72 72 ~1026 - UNKNOWN Adelaide de Crecy BET 1009 AND 1030 - 1095 Guy I de Montlhery ~1014 - >1074 Hodierne de Gometz 60 60 ~1035 - UNKNOWN Richard FitzGilbert ~0758 - UNKNOWN Ella D. UNKNOWN Hvitserk Ragnarsson D. UNKNOWN Ivar the Boneless ~0675 - UNKNOWN Ingild 0614 - BET 638 AND 708 Gauthild Alfsdottir ~0710 - UNKNOWN Gandolf Alfgeirsson ~0650 - UNKNOWN Alfgair 0594 - UNKNOWN Moald "Digri" Kinriksdatter 0559 - UNKNOWN Kinrik 0580 - BET 617 AND 671 Alf Olafsson 0525 - BET 581 AND 621 Olaf "The Mighty" 0526 - 0564 Helgi Halfdansdottir 38 38 ~0705 - 0730 Sigmund Volsungsson 25 25 ~0680 - 0704 Volsung Rersson 24 24 ~0685 - UNKNOWN Liod Hrimnirsdatter ~0710 - UNKNOWN Hjordis Eylimasdatter 0688 - UNKNOWN Eylimi (Elina) Hjalmthersson ~0425 - UNKNOWN Heytir Gorrsson ~0365 - UNKNOWN Gorr "Sea King" Thorrasson According to legend, Gor's sister, Goi, disappeared.  So Gor and his brother Nor, went searching for her.  Gor searched the islands of the Baltic.  Although he went all the way to Denmark and met some of his relatives, he found no trace of Goi.  Nor went west over the Scandinavian mountains where he fought the local inhabitants of Trondheim.  Nor eventually settled in Sokni's Valley by the North Sea.  There Gor met up with him after conquering all the southern areas of the land.  Gor and Nor divided the lands among themselves.  Gor got all the islands he had conquered and became the first "sea king".  Nor got the continental areas.  Nor traveled east toward Uppland (Sweden) to Heidmark where he met King Hrolf and found that Hrolf had stolen Goi.  Hrolf and Nor had a long and furious duel but neither were wounded.  After this marvelous fight they made an agreement that Hrold would marry Goi and Nor would marry Hrolf's sister.  Nor returned to his land which has ever since been called Norge or "Nor's way." ~0320 - UNKNOWN Thorri Snaersson ~0275 - UNKNOWN Snaer (Svaer) Jokulsson He was called "Snaer the old".  The Orkneyinga says his father was Frosti Karasson, skipping Jokull in the lineage. ~0700 - UNKNOWN Hogne Eysteinsson ~0668 - 0710 Eystein of Throndheim 42 42 ~0670 - UNKNOWN Solveig Halfdansdatter ~0625 - 0667 Thrond 42 42 ~0802 - UNKNOWN Helgi (Frodi) ? ~0796 - UNKNOWN Refil Bjornsson ~1060 - UNKNOWN Gilbert De Tonebridge >1433 - ~1495 David Herries 62 62 ~1410 - <1483 John Herries 73 73 ~1400 - UNKNOWN Egidia Somerville ~1420 - BEF 3 MAR 1500/01 John Carlyle ~1430 - ~1484 Janet LNU 54 54 ~1500 - UNKNOWN Margaret Herries ~1342 - UNKNOWN William De Gourlay ~1454 - UNKNOWN Alison Hepburn ~1450 - UNKNOWN Kentigern Hepburn ? ~0868 - BET 923 AND 924 Adalbert De Ivrea www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0883 - UNKNOWN Gisela Friuli www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0930 - UNKNOWN Leotald I de Macon www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0916 - UNKNOWN Adelaide (Adelais) of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Ermengarda De Tuscany D. UNKNOWN Gisela ~0847 - UNKNOWN Thorer "The Silent" Ragnvaldsson D. UNKNOWN Alof Haraldsdatter ~0848 - UNKNOWN Ivar Rognvaldsson D. UNKNOWN Groa Groa is often mentioned as a concubine.  At this time, a concubine was a wife of lesser importance, often the daughter of a slave or servant.  In the Orkneyinga Saga Ragnvald is quoted as telling his son, Einar, "Considering the kind of mother you have, slave born on each side of her family, you're not likely to make much of a ruler.  But I agree, the sooner you leave and the later you return, the happier I'll be."" ~0851 - UNKNOWN Hallad Rognvaldsson ~0822 - 0874 Sigurd I "The Mighty" Eysteinsson 52 52 ~0835 - UNKNOWN Malahule Eysteinsson D. UNKNOWN Beiti "Sea King" Gorrsson D. UNKNOWN Meiti Gorrsson ? D. UNKNOWN Geiti Gorrsson ? D. UNKNOWN Nor Thorrasson D. UNKNOWN Goi Thorrasson D. UNKNOWN Hrolf D. UNKNOWN Mjoll Snaersgotter D. UNKNOWN Dumbr D. UNKNOWN Fohn Snaersson D. UNKNOWN Driva (Drifa) Snaersdotter D. UNKNOWN Vanland Svegdasson D. UNKNOWN Jokull Frostasson D. UNKNOWN Frosti Karasson D. UNKNOWN Kari Fornjotsson D. UNKNOWN Fornjot "The Ancient Giant" He is ancient Finland's first and most powerful ruler.  He may be the Kalev of the Kalevala Saga.  He is also the subject of the Fundinn Noregr (founding of Norway).

Old Russian tales tell of a Finnish prince who hired a giant to help him conquer Russia from Estonia to Kiev.  The giant's name was Calewa (Kaleva).  After finishing his task the prince gave the giant Kvenland as his own kingdom.
 D. UNKNOWN Hler (Aegir) Fornjotsson D. UNKNOWN Hlessey Fornjotsson D. UNKNOWN Logi Fornjotsson 0754 - 0800 Halfdan the Mild of Yngling 46 46 wikipedia.org 0757 - UNKNOWN Liv Dagsdotter of Vestmar wikipedia.org 0730 - UNKNOWN Dag av Vestmare 0733 - 0780 Oystein I Halfdansson 47 47 0735 - UNKNOWN Hildi Eiriksdatter 0695 - UNKNOWN Eirik Agnarsson 0660 - UNKNOWN Agnar Sigtrygsson 0630 - UNKNOWN Sigtryg af Danmark 0682 - 0710 Olaf Ingjaldsson 28 28 0674 - UNKNOWN Solveig Halfdanssdottir ~0920 - UNKNOWN Humbert I De Salins D. UNKNOWN Two Generations De Narbonne ~0738 - >0782 Milo De Narbonne 44 44 >0942 - >0966 Emma Capet of Paris 24 24 Died without issue.

www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Esperleng A wealthy miller. D. BET 985 AND 989 Robert Danus ~0973 - 21 FEB 1033/34 Hawise of Normandy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Warine De Vescy ~1169 - UNKNOWN Eustace De Vescy D. UNKNOWN Paganus FitzJohn D. UNKNOWN William FitzJohn D. UNKNOWN Heribert of Maine Wikipedia.org - Theobald III, Count of Blois BET 915 AND 924 - 8 SEP 987 Albert I De Vermandois  http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0001.htm
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0972 - 1040 Raoul II De Vexin 68 68 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 990 AND 1000 - 1051 Adelaide De Breteuil www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0919 - 0992 Walter I De Vexin 73 73 ~0924 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Adele de Anjou SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~0919 - UNKNOWN Bormard De Saint Liz 0950 - 1000 Hildouin II De Montdidier 50 50 ~0946 - UNKNOWN Hersende De Ponthieu ~0950 - UNKNOWN Fouche De Chartres ~0993 - <1040 Nocher III de Bar-Sur- Aube 47 47 ~0968 - >1019 Nocher II De Bar-Sur- Aube 51 51 ~0973 - UNKNOWN Alis de Soissons ~0943 - ~1003 Nocher I De Bar-Sur- Aube 60 60 ~0948 - 1047 Alice De Soissons 99 99 ~0962 - 13 JUN 989 Guy I De Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Rodulfi Taisson BET 908 AND 915 - BET 967 AND 968 Bozon II Bertrand de Provence Was his mother Ermengarde de Aquitaine? www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0920 - 0965 Constance de Vienne 45 45 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0895 - ~0949 Rotbald I of Provence 54 54 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0895 - UNKNOWN FNU le Pieux ~0953 - UNKNOWN Arsinde De Comminges ~0976 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde of Provence ~0980 - UNKNOWN Todo of Provence ? ~0978 - UNKNOWN Lucie de Provence ~0982 - UNKNOWN Arsinde de Provence ~0949 - UNKNOWN Emma Venaissin D. UNKNOWN Pons II de Toulouse ~0985 - UNKNOWN William III of Provence ~0987 - UNKNOWN Odile De Provence ? D. <0996 Theobald II De Blois Private Marie York D. <1036 Count of Amiens & Vexin BET 1122 AND 1128 - 1176 Constance of France D. UNKNOWN Alfonso Jordan de Toulouse D. BET 1183 AND 1184 Guillaume Taillefer de Toulouse D. 1212 Baldwin de Toulouse D. 1183 Alesia de Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Laura de Toulouse 1156 - 1222 Raimond VI de Toulouse 65 65 ~1400 - 1429 Richard Poynings 29 29 D. 1455 Eleanor De Berkeley 1382 - 1446 Robert De Poynings 63 63 D. <1434 Eleanor Grey ~1355 - 1387 Richard Poynings 32 32 D. 1394 Isabel FitzPayn ~1321 - 1393 Robert FitzPayn 72 72 D. <1393 Elizabeth De Briene D. AFT 10 MAR 1334/35 Joan FitzPayn ~1281 - ABT 10 MAR 1334/35 Richard De Grey D. 1308 Henry De Grey D. UNKNOWN Eleanor De Courtenay 1249 - 28 FEB 1291/92 Hugh De Courtenay D. 1328 Eleanor le Despenser D. 1265 Hugh le Despenser D. ~1281 Aline Basset D. 1271 Philip Basset D. UNKNOWN Hawise De Lovaine D. UNKNOWN Alan Basset D. UNKNOWN Aline De Gai ~1449 - UNKNOWN Henry Percy D. UNKNOWN Maud Herbert ~0595 - <0686 Bodilon De Poitiers 91 91 Ancestry/Scott Haney BET 615 AND 620 - >0677 Sigrade (Sigree) de Soissons Sigrade is said to have descended from Gallo/Roman Afranius Syagrius who was Consul in 381.
Ancestry/Scott Haney

Ancestry/Sharon Roach ~0596 - 0690 Clodulphe (St. Clodulphe) of Metz 94 94 Ancestry/Scott Haney ~0640 - UNKNOWN St. Leger de Poitiers ~0700 - UNKNOWN Wido ? D. ~0325 Flavius Julius Crispus D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Maximus Galerius Daia D. UNKNOWN Maximus Galerius Daia D. ~1187 William Kirkpatrick D. UNKNOWN Ivone De Kirkpatrick of Kilosbern D. UNKNOWN Duncan Kirkpatrick D. UNKNOWN Vsevolod of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Mstislav of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Izyaslav of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Predslava Kiev Private Basil D. UNKNOWN Oda Von Haldensleben D. UNKNOWN Dietrich (Theoderic) of Haldensleben D. 0972 Czcubir D. UNKNOWN Boleslaus D. UNKNOWN Mieszko D. UNKNOWN Lambert D. UNKNOWN Swietopelk D. UNKNOWN St. Wenceslas D. UNKNOWN Mlada ~1000 - UNKNOWN Thora ~0965 - UNKNOWN Sigrid Hakonsdottir 0937 - FEB 993/94 Hakon "The Mighty" Sigurdsson ~0940 - UNKNOWN Thora Skagsdottir ~0995 - 1030 Olav II Haraldson 35 35 ~1047 - UNKNOWN Brigitta Magnussdottir D. UNKNOWN Aelfwine D. UNKNOWN Beatrice of Germany May have become an ordained num ath the convent of Quedlinburg in Germandy by 1052. Private Canute D. UNKNOWN Eilaf Thorkelsson ~1429 - UNKNOWN Margaret Herbert ~1469 - UNKNOWN Joan Dwinn ~1470 - UNKNOWN Sioned Donne ~1380 - UNKNOWN John Wogan ~1383 - UNKNOWN Joan Joyes ~1350 - UNKNOWN William Wogan ~1355 - UNKNOWN Katherine Wiriot ~1355 - UNKNOWN John Joes ~1394 - 1446 William ap Thomas Herbert 52 52 ~1395 - 1454 Bledden Ap Maenyrch 59 59 ~1372 - 1438 Thomas ap Guillem Herbert 66 66 ~1351 - UNKNOWN Maud Morley ~1351 - UNKNOWN David "Gam" ap Llewellyn ~1354 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Gwilyn ~1300 - UNKNOWN Mathew Wogan ~1270 - UNKNOWN Thomas Wogan ~1274 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Londres ~1220 - UNKNOWN Walter Wogan ~1240 - UNKNOWN Margred Stanton ~1240 - UNKNOWN John De Londres ~1330 - UNKNOWN Alice Malephant ~1290 - UNKNOWN Walter Malephant ~1170 - UNKNOWN Mathew ap Gwallter Wogan ~1128 - UNKNOWN Gwallter ap Gwgon ~1048 - UNKNOWN Gwgon ap Bleddyn ~1106 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian Gwis ~1017 - 1093 Bleddyn ap Maenyrch 76 76 ~0990 - UNKNOWN Maenyrch ap Dryffin ~1000 - UNKNOWN Elen verch Einion ~0986 - UNKNOWN Einion ap Selyf ~1004 - UNKNOWN Elen verch Tewdwr ~0977 - UNKNOWN Tewdwr "Mawr" ap Cadell Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0977 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Gwyn Ancestry - Errol Bevan BET 953 AND 960 - UNKNOWN Cadell ap Einion Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0960 - UNKNOWN Elinor verch Gwerystan ~1325 - UNKNOWN Wilcock Wiriot BET 1327 AND 1330 - ~1377 Guillem ap Jenken Ancestry - Linda Runyon ~1301 - UNKNOWN Jenken ap Adam Ancestry - Linda Runyon BET 1305 AND 1320 - UNKNOWN Gwenlian verch Aron Ancestry - Linda Runyon ~1275 - UNKNOWN Adam ap Reginald 1277 - UNKNOWN Christian verch Gwaring 1279 - UNKNOWN Aaron ap Rhys Ancestry - Linda Runyon ~1340 - UNKNOWN Marged verch Howel ~1304 - UNKNOWN Howel "Vacham" ap Howel ~1306 - UNKNOWN Alice verch Llewellyn ~1281 - UNKNOWN Hywel ap Einion ~1285 - UNKNOWN Letis verch Cadwaladr ~1260 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Hywel 1354 - UNKNOWN John Morley ~1290 - UNKNOWN Robert De Morley ~1313 - UNKNOWN Joan Le Tyas ~1265 - <1302 William De Morley 37 37 ~1269 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Mohaut ~1285 - UNKNOWN Richard le Tyas ~1285 - UNKNOWN Alice De Tankersley ~1330 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Hywel ~1329 - UNKNOWN Mawd verch Ieuan ~1304 - UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Madog ~1306 - UNKNOWN Gwenhwyfar verch Gruffudd ~1270 - UNKNOWN Madog ap Ieuan ~1270 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd ap Maredudd ~1284 - UNKNOWN Alice verch Alo Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1305 - UNKNOWN Gwilyn ap Hywel ~1285 - UNKNOWN Hywel "Grach" ap Gwilym ~1265 - UNKNOWN Gwilym ap Hywel ~1330 - UNKNOWN Elsbeth Walbyf ~1305 - UNKNOWN Philpot Walbyf ~1309 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Ieuan ~1275 - UNKNOWN Robinod Walbyf ~1290 - UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Trahaearn ~1290 - UNKNOWN Nest "Fechan" verch Gruffudd ~1397 - ~1460 Owain Dwinn 63 63 ~1430 - UNKNOWN Catherine Wogan ~1354 - >1401 Maredudd Dwnn 47 47 ~1359 - UNKNOWN Mallt verch Gruffudd ~1330 - >1413 Henry ap Gruffudd Dwnn 83 83 ~1332 - UNKNOWN Annes verch Ieuan ~1310 - >1383 Gruffudd ap Cadwgon 73 73 ~1311 - UNKNOWN Isabel verch Rhys ~1390 - UNKNOWN John Wogan ~1394 - UNKNOWN Anne Butler ~1370 - UNKNOWN David Wogan ~1369 - UNKNOWN Anne Plunket ~1362 - 1392 James Butler 30 30 ~1367 - >1396 Anne Wells 29 29 ~1295 - >1364 Gruffudd "Dwnn" (Gethin) ap Cadwgon 69 69 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1270 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon ap Gruffudd Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1278 - UNKNOWN Catrin verch Aron Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1242 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd ap Cadwgon ~1247 - UNKNOWN Jonet verch Rhys ~1260 - 1277 Aron ap Einion 17 17 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1309 - UNKNOWN Annes verch Cadwgon ~1284 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon ap Ieuan ~1259 - UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Philip ~1212 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon "Fawr" ap Cadwgon ~1212 - UNKNOWN Alice verch Cydifor ~1133 - UNKNOWN Cydifor ap Gwaithfoed D. UNKNOWN Lleuca verch Cydifor ~1090 - UNKNOWN Swaithfoed ap Einudd ~1100 - UNKNOWN Morfudd verch Ynyr ~1100 - >1177 Cydifor ap Dinawal 77 77 ~1147 - UNKNOWN Catrin verch Rhys ~1310 - UNKNOWN Ieuan "Llwyd" ap Llywelyn ~1270 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Ieuan ~1274 - UNKNOWN Jonet verch Rhys ~1232 - UNKNOWN Ieuan "Llwyd" ap Llywelyn ~1236 - UNKNOWN Elen verch Madog ~1311 - UNKNOWN Lleucu verch Gwallter ~1285 - UNKNOWN Gwallter ap Einion ~1289 - UNKNOWN Gwerful verch Einion ~1130 - UNKNOWN Anne verch Llywelyn ~1175 - UNKNOWN Moriddig "Fychan" ap Moriddig ~1191 - UNKNOWN Mallt verch Richard ~1130 - UNKNOWN Moriddig ap Blegywryd ~1172 - UNKNOWN Richard ap Einion ~1177 - UNKNOWN Ellyw verch Rhys ~1206 - UNKNOWN Jonet Verch Gronwy ~1162 - UNKNOWN Lliwelydd verch Einion ~1105 - 1177 Einion "Clud" ap Madog 72 72 ~1186 - UNKNOWN Madog "Foel" ap Cadwgon ~1146 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon ap Iorwerth ~1146 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Hywel ~1121 - UNKNOWN Iorwerth ap Einion BET 1125 AND 1126 - 1185 Hywel ap Ieuaf Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1192 - UNKNOWN Lleucu verch Gruffudd ~1127 - 1197 Rhys "Fychan" ap Gruffydd 70 70 One of the most successful and powerful of the Welsh princes, he was the dominant power in Wales after 1170.

Rhys had at least nine sons and eight daughters.  Confusingly, at least three of the sons were named Maredudd and two of the daughters were Gwenllian.

Ancestry/Larry Parkinson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Gruffydd ap Rhys)
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1131 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Madog Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd) ~1281 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon "Fychan" ap Ieuan ~1255 - UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Cadwgon ~1260 - UNKNOWN Lleucu verch Iorwerth ~1235 - UNKNOWN Iorwerth ap Maredudd ~1260 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Einion ~1230 - >1291 Einion "Sais" ap Rhys 61 61 ~1235 - UNKNOWN Lleucu verch Hywel BET 1194 AND 1200 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Hywel Ancestry/Larry Parkinson ~1200 - UNKNOWN Catrin verch Gruffudd ~1210 - UNKNOWN Hywel ap Maredudd ~1214 - UNKNOWN FNU Gwilym ~1260 - UNKNOWN Gwladus verch Llywelyn ~1215 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Hywel ~1340 - UNKNOWN William Plunket 1333 - 1382 James Butler 49 49 1304 - 6 JAN 1337/38 James Butler ~1306 - 1363 Eleanor de Bohun 57 57 ~1278 - UNKNOWN Edmund Butler ~1281 - 1320 Joan FitzThomas 39 39 ~1276 - 16 MAR 1321/22 FNU De Bohun 1282 - 1316 Elizabeth Plantagenet 33 33 ~1331 - 24 MAR 1389/90 Anne Darcy BET 1280 AND 1285 - 1347 John "le Neveu" Darcy ~1300 - 1359 Joan De Burgh 59 59 ~1253 - <1284 Roger Darcy 31 31 ~1257 - UNKNOWN Isabel de Aton ~1259 - 1336 Richard of Ulster 77 77 ~1264 - 1304 Margaret De Burgh 40 40 ~1252 - AFT 21 MAR 1306/07 Theobald de Vurdun 1219 - 1285 Theobald le Butler 66 66 1230 - UNKNOWN Margery de Burgh 1200 - 1230 Theobald II Botiller 30 30 ~1202 - <1225 Joan du Marais 23 23 1239 - 1303 Joan FitzJohn 64 64 1342 - 1421 John de Welles 79 79 1304 - 24 FEB 1344/45 Adam Wells Ancestry - Roy Kinsley ~1314 - BEF 28 FEB 1344/45 Margaret Eleanor Bardolf Margaret may have been a daughter of Thomas Bardolf, 2nd Lord Bardolf.



Ancestry - Roy Kinsley ~1275 - UNKNOWN Adam De Welles ~1279 - 1315 Joan Engaine 36 36 1282 - 1328 Thomas Bardolf 46 46 ~1289 - 1357 Agnes De Grandison 68 68 ~1350 - UNKNOWN Cecily de Welles BET 110 AND 1120 - UNKNOWN Duncan MacDuff D. UNKNOWN Robert Bruce of Auchinbowie of Stirling D. UNKNOWN William Dishington of Ardross D. UNKNOWN Leopold IV of Austria wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria D. UNKNOWN Henry II Jasomirgott wikipedia - Leopold III, Margrave of Austria BET 1002 AND 1021 - 1060 Otto of Saxony Ascended the throne after the death of his elder brother, Amedeo.

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
 ~1093 - ~1152 Conrad III Von Hohenstauffen 59 59 ~1090 - ~1147 Frederick II Von Hohenstauffen 57 57 ~1115 - UNKNOWN Judith or Julitta Von Babenberg D. UNKNOWN William III of Montferrat ~1138 - UNKNOWN Casimir "The Just" of Poland 12 FEB 1073/74 - 1101 Conrad of Germany D. UNKNOWN Adelaide of Germany D. UNKNOWN Henry of Germany 1086 - UNKNOWN Henry of Germany D. UNKNOWN Eupraxia of Kiev The only daughter of Vsevolod I, Prince of Kiev and sister to his son Vladimir Monomakh.

Assumed the name Adelaide upon her coronation.

In 1094 she joined a rebellion against Henry, accusing him of holding her prisoner, of forcing her to participate in orgies and attempting a black mass on her naked body.
 D. 1067 Daughter of Constantine IX ~0990 - 1039 Konrad II "The Salian" Von Karnten 49 49 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1032 - UNKNOWN Richwara of Swabia ? ~1038 - UNKNOWN Pietro de Maurienne ~1090 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Navarre ~1043 - 1080 Adelaide of Savoy 37 37 D. UNKNOWN Rodolfo di Svevia ~1088 - UNKNOWN Richilde Von Hohenstauffen BET 1034 AND 1038 - 1074 Ratpoto IV Von Cham Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1036 AND 1043 - UNKNOWN Mathilde of Kastl Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0972 - UNKNOWN Humbert I of Savoy BET 1028 AND 1040 - 27 JAN 1055/56 Hermann I of Kastl <1040 - 1100 Hadegunde Von Diessen 60 60 BET 1013 AND 1015 - 1038 Hermann IV Von Schwaben www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1020 - 1091 Adelaide of Turin 71 71 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 985 AND 1019 - ~1075 Fredrich II of Diessen BET 985 AND 1034 - UNKNOWN Irmgarde of Gilching 1082 - 1131 Raymond III "The Great" Berenger 48 48 Toward the end of his life Ramon became a Templar.

Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs D. UNKNOWN Pierre of Melgueil BET 1053 AND 1054 - ~1097 Berenguer Ramon Berenguer Ramon murdered his own twin brother, earning the nickname "The Fratricide". D. UNKNOWN Ines of Barcelona D. UNKNOWN Hugh d'Albo D. UNKNOWN Sancha of Barcelona D. UNKNOWN Guillermo Ramon of Cerdagne ~1050 - ~1073 Pedro Ramon 23 23 Disinherited and exiled for murdering his stepmother, Almodia.  He fled the country. D. ~1035 Berenguer Ramon "The Crooked" D. UNKNOWN Isabel (Elisabeth) of Narbonne D. UNKNOWN Berenguer D. UNKNOWN Arnau D. UNKNOWN Blanca D. UNKNOWN Aimeris of Narbonne D. ~1127 Dolca de Gevaudaun D. ~1105 Maria Rodriguez de Vivar Second daughter of Cid. D. UNKNOWN Cid D. UNKNOWN Maria D. UNKNOWN Bernat III of Besalu D. UNKNOWN Jimena (Eixemena) D. UNKNOWN Roger III of Foix D. UNKNOWN Almodis D. UNKNOWN Ponce De Cervera ~1110 - 1149 Berenguela or Berengaria 39 39 1115 - 1162 Ramon Bernenguer El Sant 47 47 Ramon Berenguer IV, byname RAMON BERENGUER THE HOLY, Catalan RAMON BERENGUER EL SANT (b. c. 1113--d. Aug. 6, 1162, Borgo San Dalmazzo, Piedmont [Italy]), count of Barcelona from 1131 to 1162, regent of Provence from 1144 to 1157, and ruling prince of Aragon from 1137 to 1162.

The elder son of Ramon Berenguer III, he continued his father's crusading wars against the Spanish Muslims. The kingdom of Aragon soon sought Ramon Berenguer IV's aid against Castile. In the course of their negotiations, he was promised the hand of the Aragonese king Ramiro II's daughter and heir, Petronila (Peronella); they were married on Aug. 11, 1137, and a few months later (November 13), Ramiro II abdicated in favour of his daughter and son-in-law. Ramon Berenguer IV thus became the last count of Barcelona to take this as his principal title, for, from 1137, he was also ruler of Aragon (though he himself never assumed the title of king). From the reign of his son, who in 1162 succeeded him with the title of Alfonso II, the counts of Barcelona styled themselves, in the first place, kings of Aragon.

When Ramon Berenguer IV's father had died, he had left the county of Provence to a younger son. When this son died, his brother Ramon Berenguer IV acted as regent (conventionally with the title Ramon Berenguer II of Provence) until the legitimate heir, his young nephew, reached majority in 1157, as Ramon Berenguer III of Provence. When this count of Provence died in 1166 without a male heir, he was succeeded by Ramon Berenguer IV's son Alfonso II, king of Aragon. By his wars and conquests from the Moors--Tortosa (1148), Lerida, Mequinenza, and Fraga (1149), and Prades and Siurana (1153)--Ramon Berenguer IV definitively established the boundaries of the principality of Catalonia. [Encyclopaedia Britannica CD '97] ~1115 - 1144 Berenguer Ramon 29 29 D. UNKNOWN Bernat ? 1129 - 1162 Geza II Arpad of Hungary 33 33 ~1129 - <1186 Euprhosine Rurikide of Kiev 57 57 1096 - 1154 Iziaslav II Rurikide 58 58 ~1107 - 1151 Agnes Von Hohenstauffen 44 44 1109 - 12 FEB 1140/41 Bela II L'Aveugle Arpad of Hungary >1109 - 1157 Jelena Nemanja of Serbia 48 48 ~1068 - 1129 Almos Arpad 61 61 1075 - 1116 Predslava Rurikide 41 41 ~1074 - 1136 Uros Nemanja 62 62 ~1074 - UNKNOWN Anna Diogena ~1163 - UNKNOWN Marketa of Bohemia ~1163 - UNKNOWN Olga of Bohemia ~1164 - UNKNOWN Helena of Bohemia ~1165 - UNKNOWN Sofie of Bohemia ~1171 - UNKNOWN Wratislaw of Bohemia ~1143 - UNKNOWN Svatopluk of Bohemia D. UNKNOWN Adalbert of Bohemia ~1044 - UNKNOWN Swietoslava of Poland http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm BET 964 AND 1010 - 1046 William "Iron-Arm" de Hauteville Between 1038 and 1040, he fought in Sicily. It was there that he won his nickname Iron Arm, by single-handedly killing the emir of Syracuse during a sally at the siege of Syracuse while fighting for the Greeks.
wikipedia.org (William Iron Arm) BET 965 AND 1010 - 1051 Drogo de Hauteville <0965 - 1057 Onfroi de Hauteville 92 92 >0965 - UNKNOWN Roger I de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Gisulf de Salerno D. UNKNOWN Muriel ~1060 - 1101 Roger I of Sicily 41 41 D. UNKNOWN Godfrey de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Serlo de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Mauger D. 1080 William D. UNKNOWN Alfred D. UNKNOWN Hubert D. UNKNOWN Tancred D. UNKNOWN Fressenda D. UNKNOWN Richard ~1010 - 1052 Guaimar IV of Salerno 42 42 D. UNKNOWN Sister of Sigelgaita D. UNKNOWN Guy ~0970 - 1031 Guaimar III of Salerno 61 61 0985 - 1027 Gaitelgrima of Benevento 42 42 ~0940 - 0999 Giovanni II of Salerno 59 59 ~0945 - UNKNOWN Sikeigaita ~1010 - UNKNOWN Porpora of Tabellaria ~0949 - 1 FEB 996/97 Geza of Hungary ~1021 - UNKNOWN Leopold Neumark ~0900 - UNKNOWN Men 1048 - 1118 Alexius I Comnenus 70 70 BET 1065 AND 1066 - UNKNOWN Irini Dukaina D. UNKNOWN Andronicus Ducas D. UNKNOWN Maria D. UNKNOWN Trojan of Bulgaria D. 1014 Samuel ~1198 - 1212 Beatrice of Hohenstaufen 14 14 BET 1200 AND 1205 - 1248 Kunigunde of Germany ~1118 - 1185 Andronicus I Comnenus 67 67 BET 1125 AND 1145 - UNKNOWN Theodora Kalusine ~1090 - >1152 Isaac Comnenus 62 62 ~1095 - UNKNOWN Irene ~1171 - UNKNOWN Agnes (Anna) de Capet D. UNKNOWN Alexius Living David D. UNKNOWN Jack Fullerton BET 930 AND 943 - <1016 Guillaume IV Auvergne Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 945 AND 950 - UNKNOWN Umbrega or Humberge Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1106 - UNKNOWN Ida Von Brabant D. UNKNOWN Henri Von Brabant D. UNKNOWN Clarissa De Louvain ~1071 - UNKNOWN Clementia De Burgundy ~1100 - UNKNOWN Millicent of Lorraine ~1103 - UNKNOWN Adelaide "Fair Maid" de Louvaine ~1121 - UNKNOWN Joscelin de Louvain ~1080 - UNKNOWN Stephanie of Barcelona BET 1105 AND 1114 - 1188 Gebhard III Von Sulzbach BET 1106 AND 1116 - UNKNOWN Gertrude Von Sulzbach ~1108 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Sulzbach BET 1118 AND 1124 - UNKNOWN Berta (Eirene) Von Sulzbach ~1112 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Sulzbach ~1060 Justizia of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1057 - UNKNOWN Adalbert I of Windberg 1025 - 1068 Louis II De Chiny 43 43 BET 1040 AND 1045 - ~1068 Alix De Rameru BET 1040 AND 1045 - 1106 Arnold II de Chiny ~1020 - UNKNOWN Sophia De Verdun ~1103 - UNKNOWN Adela De Louvain ~1214 - 1274 William Ross 60 60 <1195 - JAN 1249/50 Ferquhard MacTaggart of Ross 1158 - UNKNOWN Malcolm of Ross ~1210 - 1274 Jean Comyn 64 64 ~1280 - UNKNOWN Isabel Ross D. UNKNOWN John Ross D. UNKNOWN FNU Comyn Niece and Co-Heiress of John Comyn, Earl of Buchan. D. UNKNOWN Robert De Brus D. UNKNOWN Margaret D. UNKNOWN John De Barclay ~1281 - 1329 Patrick Ogilvy 48 48 ~1292 - UNKNOWN Marjory Ramsay ~1325 - UNKNOWN Malcolm Ramsay ~1378 - UNKNOWN Walter Ogilvy ~1300 - UNKNOWN Henry Ramsay ~1293 - UNKNOWN William De Lindsay ~1320 - UNKNOWN Margaret Bruce ~1295 - UNKNOWN Regnald De Lindsay ~1297 - UNKNOWN Alexander De Lindsay ~1293 - UNKNOWN John Lindsay ~1318 - UNKNOWN Margaret Leslie ~1325 - UNKNOWN Norman Leslie ~1321 - UNKNOWN Walter De Leslie ~1320 - UNKNOWN George Leslie ~1331 - UNKNOWN William Lindsay D. UNKNOWN Robert De Atholia ~1362 - UNKNOWN Eupheme Lindsay ~1345 - UNKNOWN Marjory Stewart Niece of Robert III ~1387 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Erskine D. UNKNOWN Folpert Van Arkel ~1372 - UNKNOWN John Erskine ~1345 - UNKNOWN David Barclay ~1280 - 1346 Edward de Keith 66 66 ~1427 - UNKNOWN Janet Lindsay ~1412 - UNKNOWN John Dunbar ~1440 - UNKNOWN David Lindsay ~1443 - UNKNOWN Alexander Lindsay ~1446 - UNKNOWN Reginald Lindsay D. UNKNOWN William (of Craige) Wallace ~1385 - UNKNOWN Janet Gray Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1425 - UNKNOWN Walter Lindsay D. UNKNOWN George Leslie D. UNKNOWN John (of Balmain) Leslie D. 1513 Michael (of Munquhanny and Strathor) Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN John (of Parkhill) Leslie D. UNKNOWN James Leslie D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Gray D. UNKNOWN Agnes Somerville D. UNKNOWN John (of Cambusnethan) Somerville D. UNKNOWN 4th Lord Glamis D. UNKNOWN 3rd Earl of Huntly D. UNKNOWN 2nd Lord Gray D. UNKNOWN 2nd Lord Fleming D. UNKNOWN Margaret Lundy D. UNKNOWN 8th Earl of Crawford D. UNKNOWN Andrew Leslie D. UNKNOWN James Leslie D. UNKNOWN Helen Leslie D. UNKNOWN Agnes Leslie ~1500 - UNKNOWN Margaret Leslie BET 1517 AND 1520 - UNKNOWN Norman Leslie D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Leslie ~1519 - UNKNOWN Robert Leslie D. UNKNOWN Janet Ogilvy Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1427 - <1480 Patrick Home 53 53 ~1405 - <1450 David (of Wedderburn) Home 45 45 ~1408 - 1495 Elizabeth Carmichael 87 87 ~1430 - UNKNOWN Margaret St. Clair ~1397 - 1466 John (of Herdmanston & Polwarth) St. Clair 69 69 ~1400 - UNKNOWN Isobel BET 1418 AND 1438 - UNKNOWN John Saint Clair BET 1107 AND 1122 - UNKNOWN Beatice De Beauchamp D. 1466 John Sinclair D. UNKNOWN Isobel BET 1100 AND 1115 - 1170 William Lancaster D. UNKNOWN Sadb Ni Faelain ~1408 - ~1469 James Crichton 61 61 ~1415 - BEF 19 JAN 1505/06 Janet Dunbar ~1383 - ~1455 William Crichton 72 72 http://www.lordbothwell.co.uk/crichton.html   -   John de Crichton’s son, William, gained power and wealth in various positions entrusted to him by James I. James I died in 1437, and was succeeded by his son, James II, who was only six. At this time of William de Crichton was sheriff of Edinburgh, keeper of Edinburgh Castle, and master of the king’s household. In 1439 he became chancellor.

For the first two years of James II’s reign, Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl of Douglas and head of the ‘Black Douglas’ family, was Regent. When he died, William Crichton and Sir Alexander Livingston fought to overthrow the power of the Black Douglas family. In 1440 they invited William Douglas - the 16 year old sixth Earl - and his brother to dinner in Edinburgh Castle, even entertaining them at Crichton on the way. At the end of the meal, a black bull’s head, symbolising impending death, was placed on the table. The boys were given a mock trial before being beheaded, the incident becoming known as the ‘Black Dinner’.

In the civil war which followed, James II came of age and stripped William de Crichton of the chancellorship, declaring him outlaw. The following year, as he was holed up in Edinburgh Castle, Sir John Forrester of Corstorphine, an aide of the new earl of Douglas, besieged, stormed and partially demolished Crichton Castle.

William Crichton was not long out of favour. He was created Lord Crichton in 1447, and regained his chancellorship the following year. In 1450 he was able to lend James II £500, five times the amount contributed by the Earl of Douglas. He also invested his wealth in Crichton Castle, adding a gatehouse to the north of the tower house in 1440, and going on to transform Crichton into an impressive courtyard castle. The centrepiece was a three storied rectangular range on the south side of the courtyard, which Chancellor Crichton used as his lodging. The west range housed service and ancillary residential accomodation.

In 1449, William founded a collegeate church about 500 yards from the residence, so that priests could pray for the salvation of himself and his family.

When James II murdered William, the eighth Earl of Douglas, at dinner in Stirling Castle in 1452, William Crichton was, coincidentally (?), present.

In 1452 William died, and his spirit supposedly haunts the stables, even though in 1449 he founded a collegiate church about 500 yards from the castle, so that priests could pray for the salvation of himself and his family. His son and heir, James Crichton, died soon after him.  ~1385 - UNKNOWN Agnes ~1330 - <1423 John Crichton 93 93 John de Crichton was granted the barony of Crichton by Robert III.

http://www.lordbothwell.co.uk/crichton.html ~1356 - 1429 Christian Gremislaw 73 73 D. UNKNOWN James Dunbar ~1446 - UNKNOWN Catherine (Janet) Gordon Seton ~1322 - UNKNOWN Alexander Dunbar ~1324 - UNKNOWN Matilda Fraser D. UNKNOWN Marion Livingston D. UNKNOWN William Todrik D. UNKNOWN George Halkerston D. UNKNOWN Patrick Panter ~1390 - UNKNOWN Joanna Montgomery ~1467 - UNKNOWN Marion Crichton ~1476 - UNKNOWN Margaret Crichton ~1210 - UNKNOWN Bernard De Baliol ~1214 - UNKNOWN Jocelin De Baliol D. UNKNOWN Henry (of Cavers) De Baliol D. UNKNOWN Lora de Valoniis D. UNKNOWN William de Valoniis D. 1265 Guy De Baliol D. <1311 Alexander De Baliol D. UNKNOWN Thomas De Baliol D. UNKNOWN Henry De Baliol D. UNKNOWN William Baillie D. UNKNOWN FNU Wallace D. UNKNOWN William Wallace D. UNKNOWN William Baillie D. UNKNOWN Isabella Seton D. UNKNOWN William Seton ~1130 - UNKNOWN Guy De Balliol ~1132 - UNKNOWN Reginald De Balliol ~1133 - UNKNOWN Ingleram De Balliol ~1167 - UNKNOWN Annabel de Baliol ~1110 - 1144 Mathilde 34 34 BET 1084 AND 1100 - >1131 Guermond De Picquigny BET 1084 AND 1120 - 1144 Beatrice De Aumale Ancestry - Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Walter Stewart D. UNKNOWN Joanna D. UNKNOWN Janet Keith D. UNKNOWN William Keith D. UNKNOWN David Hamilton ~1326 - 1373 John Drummond 47 47 ~1342 - UNKNOWN Maurice Drummond ~1345 - UNKNOWN Walter Drummond ~1210 - <1260 Malcolm Beg "The Little" Drummond 50 50 ~1210 - UNKNOWN Ada de Kincardine ~1177 - UNKNOWN Roderick Drummond 1156 - 1203 Basile De Clare 47 47 ~1172 - UNKNOWN Eva Menteith ~1150 - 1200 Malcolm Drummond 50 50 ~1125 - 1180 John Drummond 55 55 ~1100 - 1155 Maurice Drummond 55 55 ~1040 - UNKNOWN George Arpad of Hungary ~0976 - 1037 Vazoly Arpad 61 61 ~0980 - UNKNOWN Katun Asen ~1100 - <1199 Alwin of Lennox 99 99 ~1075 - UNKNOWN Arkyl de Gosford ~0813 - 25 MAY 892 Chosciszko Piast ~1463 - UNKNOWN David Fleming ~1467 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Fleming ~1469 - UNKNOWN Isobel Fleming ~1408 - <1467 James Livingstone 59 59 ~1410 - UNKNOWN Marion Livingston ~1188 - UNKNOWN Bernard De Baliol ~1190 - UNKNOWN Jocelin De Baliol 1092 - 1144 Geoffrey De Mandeville 52 52 1109 - >1166 Rohese De Vere 57 57 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Bertha de Pitres ~1061 - >1115 Bernard III de St. Valery 54 54 D. 1424 John Stewart D. UNKNOWN Janet Stewart D. UNKNOWN Muriel Keith D. ~1421 Robert Stewart D. UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart D. UNKNOWN James Stewart D. 1513 John Mure D. UNKNOWN Christian Mure D. 1547 Mungo Mure D. UNKNOWN Alexander Mure D. UNKNOWN Patrick Mure D. UNKNOWN Isabel Mure D. UNKNOWN Janet Mure D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. BET 11 MAR 1486/87 AND 12 JUL 1 Andrew Stewart Educated in England; returned to Scotland Gentleman of the Bedchamber to King James II.

Warden of the West Marches, one of the Scots guardians of the truce with England, ratified 11 June 1459.  One of the Lords of Regency during the minority of James III.  Obtained a grant for life of the earldom of Lennox, 4 May 1471.

On 28 August 1472, he and his brothers, Arthur and Walter, received letters of legitimation, but without specifying their parentage, and again, with fuller effects, on 17 April 1479.

Resigned the lands and barony of Avandale on 4 Jan 1485/86 (date of charter to his nephey Alexander Stewart - SP VI:50(6)


 D. UNKNOWN Walter Stewart D. UNKNOWN Arthur Stewart D. UNKNOWN FNU Lindsay D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stewart ~1460 - ~1495 John Mure 35 35 D. 1501 Robert Mure D. UNKNOWN Margaret Newton D. UNKNOWN Archibald Mure D. UNKNOWN Isabel Campbell D. ~1509 Hugh Campbell D. UNKNOWN Isabel Wallace D. UNKNOWN Margaret Mure D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Mure D. UNKNOWN Agnes Mure D. UNKNOWN Isabel Mure D. UNKNOWN Hugh Mure D. UNKNOWN Patrick Mure D. UNKNOWN Archibald Mure ~1525 - ~1591 John Mure 66 66 D. UNKNOWN Janet Mure ~1138 - UNKNOWN Roger De Condet 18 JAN 1174/75 - UNKNOWN Constance De Aragon BET 1137 AND 1140 - 1179 Beatrice Sancha Infanta of Castile BET 1141 AND 1144 - 1160 Constanza Alfonsez BET 1164 AND 1194 - UNKNOWN Marie Capet ~1226 - UNKNOWN Aleida Von Holland ~1227 - UNKNOWN William II Von Holland ~1228 - UNKNOWN Floris Von Holland ~1230 - UNKNOWN Margaret Von Holland ~1232 - UNKNOWN Machteld Von Holland ~1195 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II Pfalzgraf Rhine ~1202 - UNKNOWN Ada Von Holland ~1203 - UNKNOWN Richardis Von Holland ~1206 - UNKNOWN William Von Holland ~1208 - UNKNOWN Otto Von Holland ~1190 - UNKNOWN Marie Brabant 1174 - 1231 Ludwig I der Kehlheimer Von Bayern 57 57 ~1152 - UNKNOWN Aleidis Van Guelders BET 1154 AND 1157 - UNKNOWN Margarethe Van Guelders ~1148 - UNKNOWN Gerard III Von Geldern ~1217 - UNKNOWN Robert De Dreux ~1230 - UNKNOWN Eudes de Bourgogne ~1231 - UNKNOWN Jean de Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Beatrice of Navarre ~1204 - UNKNOWN Alix of Burgundy ~1200 - UNKNOWN Jeanne of Burgundy ~1216 - UNKNOWN Beatrix of Burgundy 1157 - 1218 Teresa of Portugal 61 61 BET 1251 AND 1260 - UNKNOWN John I of Brabant BET 1256 AND 1260 - UNKNOWN Mary or Marie Brabant ~1251 - UNKNOWN Henry IV of Brabant ~1257 - UNKNOWN Catherine "Katalin" of Hungary ~1259 - UNKNOWN Anna of Hungary ~1262 - UNKNOWN Ladislaus "Laszlo" IV of Hungary ~1264 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth "Erzsbet" of Hungary ~1268 - UNKNOWN Andrew "Andras" of Hungary ~1272 - UNKNOWN Soloman "Saloman" of Hungary D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth of Naples D. UNKNOWN Andronicus D. UNKNOWN Stefan Dragutin ~1000 - 11 JAN 1054/55 Constantine IX Monomachos 1053 - 1125 King of Ruthenia Waldemar 72 72 He was the son of Vsevolod I by an anonymous daughter of Emperor Constantine IX Monomachos, from whom he takes his nickname of Monomakh ("One who fights alone").

Through his maternal grandmother's family, Vladimir was apparently a descendant of Argyros and Skleros families of Byzantium, and thus could have traced his bloodline to several other emperors such as Leo V and Romanus I. These Greek connections played an important role in his foreign affairs.

From 1094, his chief patrimony was the Southern town of Pereyaslav, although he also controlled Rostov, Suzdal, and other Northern provinces. In these lands he founded several towns, notably his namesake, Vladimir, the future capital of Russia. In order to unite Russian princes in their struggle against the Great Steppe, Vladimir initiated three princely congresses, the most important being held at Lyubech in 1097 and Dolobsk in 1103.

Vladimir was married three times: firstly to Gytha of Wessex, then to a Byzantine noblewoman and finally to a daughter of Kypchak khan. By his first marriage he had Mstislav, his illustrious heir. Among the children by second wife were Yury Dolgoruky, the founder of Moscow, and two daughters: Eufemia who married King Coloman of Hungary and Maria, married to the Byzantine pretender who called himself Leon Diogenes. Vladimir's only sister Praxedis became too well-known all over Europe for her divorce with Emperor Henry IV on the ground that he had attempted a black mass on her naked body.

Vladimir Monomakh is buried in the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kiev. Succeeding generations often referred to his reign as the golden age of that city. Numerous legends are connected with Monomakh's name, including the transfer from Constantinople to Rus of such precious relics as the Theotokos of Vladimir and the Muscovite crown called Monomakh's Cap. D. UNKNOWN Kypchak Princess D. UNKNOWN Son of Vsevolod I of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Vsevolod I of Kiev Became a nun. D. 10 MAR 1097/98 Gytha of Wessex D. UNKNOWN Byzantine Noblewoman D. UNKNOWN Daugher of Kypchak Khan D. UNKNOWN Kypchak Khan 1076 - 1132 Mstislav I Vladimirovich 55 55 He figures prominently in the Norse Sagas under the name Harald, taken to allude to his grandfather, Harold II of England.

As his father's future successor, Mstislav reigned in Novgorod the Great from 1088-93 and (after a brief stint at Rostov) from 1095-1117. Thereafter he was Monomakh's co-ruler in Belgorod-on-the-Dnieper, and inherited the Kievan throne after his death. He built numerous churches in Novgorod, of which St. Nicholas Cathedral (1113) and the cathedral of St Anthony Cloister (1117) survive to the present day. Later, he would also erect important churches in Kiev, notably his family sepulchre at Berestovo and the church of Our Lady at Podil.
 D. UNKNOWN Yury Dolgoruky D. UNKNOWN Eufemia D. UNKNOWN Maria D. UNKNOWN Coloman of Hungary D. UNKNOWN Leon Diogenes D. 1096 Izyaslav Vladimirovich D. 16 MAR 1113/14 Svyatoslav Vladmirovich D. 18 FEB 1138/39 Yaropolk II of Kiev D. 2 FEB 1153/54 Vyacheslav of Kiev D. 18 JAN 1121/22 Christine of Sweden D. UNKNOWN Ingold I of Sweden D. UNKNOWN Ingebord of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Canute Lavard of Jutland D. UNKNOWN Valdemar I of Denmark BET 940 AND 968 - 1036 Otto Von Hammerstein Ancestry - Cheryl Varner
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. UNKNOWN Malmfrid D. UNKNOWN Sigurd I of Norway D. UNKNOWN Eric II of Denmark D. UNKNOWN Eupraxia of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Alexius I Comnenus D. UNKNOWN Vsevolod of Novgorod D. UNKNOWN Maria of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Vsevolod II of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Iziaskav II of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Rostislav of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Sviatopolk of Pskov ? D. UNKNOWN Rogneda of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Yaroslav of Volinya D. UNKNOWN Xenia of Kiev D. UNKNOWN Briachislav of Izyaslawl D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Dmitry Zavidich D. UNKNOWN Dmitry Zavidich A nobleman of Novgorod. 1132 - 1171 Vladimir II Mstislavich 39 39 D. UNKNOWN Euphrosyne of Kiev D. 0963 Wichard Pont MAR 1151/52 - ~1182 Maria Porphyrogenita Comnena 1154 - 1184 Agnes De Chatillon- sur-Loing 30 30 ~1100 - 27 JAN 1148/49 Raimund I d'Aquitaine et Poitou Ancestry - Jim Weber D. UNKNOWN Emma de Hauteville 1174 - 1204 Emeric of Hungary 30 30 ~0981 - UNKNOWN FNU Pont D. UNKNOWN Boniface of Montferrat ~0977 - 0990 Otto I Von Zutphen 13 13 D. UNKNOWN Salamon of Hungary D. UNKNOWN Istvan of Hungary 1180 - 1198 Konstancia of Hungary 18 18 D. UNKNOWN Otakar II of Bohemia ~1185 - UNKNOWN Constantia of Hungary ~1157 - UNKNOWN Marguerite of France D. UNKNOWN Wulfnoth Cild ~0994 - 1018 Thyra Sveinsdottir 24 24 D. UNKNOWN Edith of Mercia D. UNKNOWN Earl of Mercia D. UNKNOWN Gruffydd ap Llywelyn D. UNKNOWN Harold D. UNKNOWN Ulf <1022 - UNKNOWN Swein or Sven D. UNKNOWN Gwrth or Gyrth D. UNKNOWN Leofwine D. UNKNOWN Wulfnoth D. UNKNOWN Waltheow D. UNKNOWN Morcar D. UNKNOWN Edwin D. UNKNOWN Herbert D. UNKNOWN Alfgar D. UNKNOWN Elgiva D. UNKNOWN Gunhilda D. UNKNOWN Gytha D. UNKNOWN Agnes of Meran A famous beauty. ~1174 - UNKNOWN St. Hedwig of Andechs 1207 - 1231 Elizabeth The Saint of Hungary 24 24 D. UNKNOWN Louis of Thuringia D. UNKNOWN Beatrice de Este ~1203 - 1221 Maria of Hungary 18 18 D. UNKNOWN Ivan Asen II of Bulgaria 1208 - 1241 Kalman 33 33 1210 - 1234 Andras 24 24 1236 - 1271 Istvan 35 35 D. 1050 Zoe D. UNKNOWN Michael D. UNKNOWN Skleraina Noblewoman D. UNKNOWN Theodora D. UNKNOWN Constantine D. UNKNOWN Kinga D. UNKNOWN Boleslaus V of Poland ~1236 - UNKNOWN Erzsebet D. UNKNOWN Henry XIII of Lower Bavaria BET 1226 AND 1242 - UNKNOWN Margit BET 1000 AND 1012 - 1048 Adalbert III de Longwy BET 970 AND 995 - BET 1045 AND 1046 Gerhard II of Metz ~1000 - 1045 Gisele of Metz 45 45 Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 946 AND 968 - 1033 Adalbert Von Hohenbur ~0970 - UNKNOWN Judith of Luxembourg BET 921 AND 950 - BET 1009 AND 1024 Gerhard I Von Hohenberg Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 951 AND 967 - ~1006 Eva of Luxembourg Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~1000 - ~1035 Clemence De Foix 35 35 ~0971 - ~1036 Bernard Roger De Foix 65 65 BET 977 AND 1019 - BET 1033 AND 1038 Gersinde Bigorre ~0950 - <1000 Garcia of Bigorre 50 50 ~0954 - UNKNOWN Ricar (Ricarda) de Astarac D. UNKNOWN Guillaume of Luxemburg D. UNKNOWN Mathilda of Luxemburg ~1089 - UNKNOWN Yolande von Geldern ~1093 - UNKNOWN Judith de Guelders ~1089 - UNKNOWN Adelaide De Guelders ~1250 - 1302 Robert II Artois 52 52 ~1250 - 1275 Amicie De Courtenay 25 25 ~1232 - UNKNOWN Pierre I De Courtenay ~1237 - 1282 Perrenelle de Joigny 45 45 ~1264 - 19 MAR 1326/27 Blanche de Bretagne 4 JAN 1238/39 - 1305 Jean II de Bretagne 1242 - 24 MAR 1274/75 Beatrice Plantagenet ~1217 - 1286 Jean I "Le Roux" De Bretagne 69 69 ~1214 - ~1283 Blanca de Navarra 69 69 ~1106 - UNKNOWN Salome of Geldern ~0997 - UNKNOWN Adele of Venice ~0975 - UNKNOWN William III Von Weimar ~1029 - UNKNOWN Otto II of Weimar- Orlamunda ~1036 - >1126 Edgar Atheling of England 90 90 Ancestry/Mitchell Draper ~1044 - UNKNOWN Christina Atheling Became a nun. ~0917 - UNKNOWN Henry I of Bavaria wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria ~0919 - 27 JUL 978 Judith of Bavaria wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria ~0927 - UNKNOWN Adelaide of Bellay ~0971 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde of Lorraine 1872 - UNKNOWN Louise 1888 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Kelley 1891 - UNKNOWN Prudence V. Kelley 1836 - UNKNOWN Walter B. Kelley 1910 Census for Charles W. Kelley says his father was born in New York D. UNKNOWN FNU Kelley D. UNKNOWN NU 1840 - UNKNOWN Minnie E. LNU 1910 Census for Charles W. Kelley says his mother was born in New York. ~1795 - 1846 William Pepper 51 51 At Vernon, New York, on March 12, 1846, Elder William PEPPER, formerly pastor of the Baptist Church in Vernon village, in the 51st year of his age. - Rome Citizen Death Notices in 1846
 ~1803 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth LNU ~1862 - UNKNOWN Frederick Kelley ~1870 - UNKNOWN Lizzie Kelley ~1863 - UNKNOWN Patrick H. Kelley ~1828 - UNKNOWN William Pepper 27 March 1849: William Pepper of Vernon in the County of Oneida, NY deeded to Leslie A. Warnick and John Bryan of Utica for $830.00 the following land: 
In Utica: beginning at a point in the westerly line of Charlotte Street, 112 ft. from its intersection with Bleeker St; the south along Charlotte St 30 ft then west on a line at right angles from Charlotte St to the Post line so called, being about 100 ft more or less on the said right angle line; then North along post line in a line paralled with Bleecker St to the beginning place, etc.
 ~1833 - UNKNOWN May or Mary Pepper ~1835 - UNKNOWN Ellen Pepper ~1837 - UNKNOWN Henry Pepper ~1841 - UNKNOWN Frederick Pepper ~1846 - UNKNOWN Elliott Pepper ~1762 - 1849 William Pepper 87 87 ~1825 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Pepper ~1133 - <1135 Baldwin de Blois 2 2 ~1132 - UNKNOWN William de Blois ~1131 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Blois ~1140 - UNKNOWN Theobald V De Blois D. UNKNOWN Mistress ~1035 - UNKNOWN Gervase De Blois ~1000 - UNKNOWN Hermann ~1000 - 1031 Ludolf of Brauweiler 31 31 ~1000 - UNKNOWN Mathilde of Zutphen ~1025 - 1096 Berthold II of Diessen 71 71 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 1109 Hidda Hohenwarth D. UNKNOWN Andrew M. Hansen D. UNKNOWN Christina Jenson BET 1030 AND 1047 - 1071 Gebhard I of Sulzbach ~1041 - UNKNOWN Kuno II of Rott & Vohburg D. UNKNOWN Adelheid of Lechsgemund BET 1117 AND 1120 - 1170 Laurette of Flanders wikipedia.org ~1040 - <1084 Ludwig I Von Arnstein 44 44 ~1040 - UNKNOWN Guda Von Zutphen ~1101 - 1128 William Clito of Normandy 27 27 BET 1105 AND 1113 - UNKNOWN Theodoric d'Eu 1086 - 1144 Gertrude Von Lothringen 58 58 D. UNKNOWN Etienne I de Vienne et Macon ~0992 - UNKNOWN Himiltrude Schweinachgau ~0963 - UNKNOWN Bertold Von Traungau ~1028 - UNKNOWN Kunigunde Von Formbach ~0985 - 3 MAR 1049/50 Arnold II Von Formbach ~0989 - 1081 Regilla de Verdun 92 92 "Chuonradus…rex" granted property "inter villam Frumanaha et inter fluvios Danubium et Maraha in comitatu Adalberti marchionis" to "fideli nostro comiti Arnoldo eiusque uxori Reginlinde ac filiis utrorumque" by charter dated 11 May 1025[255].  The necrology of Lambach records the death "Kal Feb" of "Regila marchionissa mater ep Adalberonis"[256].  m ARNOLD [II] Graf von Wels und Lambach, son of ARNOLD [I] Graf in Rottagau & his wife --- (-1055).  Markgraf in der Kärtner Mark 1035.]


SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0963 - 1 MAR 1019/20 Arnold I Von Formbach BET 905 AND 911 - 7 APR 963 Uda of Metz A charter dated 943 refers to "Gozlines…miles…ex nobilissimis regni Chlotarii ducens prosapia" (the wording implying that he was then deceased) and the donation by "uxor eius Uda et filius eius…Regingerus" to St Maximin at Trier of property "Hunzelinesdorph", subscribed by "Ogonis abbatis, Friderici, Gisilberti, Sigeberti fratrum predicti Gozlini"[37].  "Uda…comitissa" donated property "in pago Rizzigowi cui Egylolfus comes" to St Maximin at Trier "pro remedio…seniorique mei Gozlini necnon filiorum meorum Henrici…et Reginheri, Godefridi quoque et Adalberonis" by charter dated 18 May 963 witnessed by "Sigefrido comite, Richwino comite"[38].  http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0880 - BET 12 OCT 942 AND 16 FEB 942/4 Gozelin of Bidgau His parentage is proved by the charter dated 943 which refers to "Gozlines…miles…ex nobilissimis regni Chlotarii ducens prosapia" (the wording implying that he was then deceased) and the donation by "uxor eius Uda et filius eius…Regingerus" to St Maximin at Trier of property "Hunzelinesdorph", subscribed by "Ogonis abbatis, Friderici, Gisilberti, Sigeberti fratrum predicti Gozlini"[22].  Comte.  He received the villa of Varangéville from his supposed brother Adalbéron and subscribed one of the latter's charters 15 Mar 942[23]. from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1086 - UNKNOWN Petronille Vaudemont ~1039 - UNKNOWN Gebhard Von Supplingenburg ~1074 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Supplingenburg ~1123 - UNKNOWN Hermann Von Saffenberg ~1083 - UNKNOWN Berthold II Von Schwarzenburg ~1112 - UNKNOWN Adelbert Von Saffenberg ~1097 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Von Schwarzenburg- Sponheim ~1099 - UNKNOWN Kunigunde Von Wasserburg ~1895 - UNKNOWN Sam N. Bell ~1030 - ~1090 Berthold I Von Diessen- Schwarzenburg 60 60 ~1044 - 1130 Richgard Von Sponheim 86 86 ~1018 - 7 FEB 1064/65 Siegfried Von Sponheim ~1025 - >1064 Richgard Von Lavant 39 39 ~1127 - UNKNOWN Adolf Von Saffenberg ~1025 - >1091 Hermann IV Von Saffenberg 66 66 ~0995 - UNKNOWN Adolf II Von Saffenberg ~0965 - UNKNOWN Adolf I Von Saffenberg D. UNKNOWN Gepa Von Werl D. >1024 Adalbert Von Werl http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~0981 - BET 1035 AND 1036 Hermann III Von Arnsberg http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~0983 - 1015 Godila Von Rothenburg 32 32 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. UNKNOWN Siegebert III of Alsace ~1019 - >1030 Siegbert Von Saargau 11 11 ~1005 - 1033 Adalbert II of Saargau 28 28 ~0970 - UNKNOWN Audoenus Von Saargau ~1092 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Saarbrucken ~1127 - UNKNOWN Henry of Sandomierz D. UNKNOWN Sviatopolk II of Kiev 1116 - >1150 Richia Sventoslava 34 34 D. UNKNOWN Volodar ~1128 - UNKNOWN Dobronega of Poland D. UNKNOWN Markis Dietrich of Niederlausitz D. UNKNOWN Gertruda of Poland ~1132 - BET 8 JUL 1172 AND 1174 Judith of Poland ~1126 - 6 JAN 1148/49 Otto I of Brandenburg ~1137 - UNKNOWN Agnes of Poland D. UNKNOWN Mstislav II of Kiev 1016 - 1058 Casimir I of Poland 42 42 D. UNKNOWN Boleslaus II "The Bold" of Poland ~1056 - 1086 Judith of Bohemia 30 30 D. UNKNOWN Agnes of Gandersheim ~1038 - 27 JAN 1061/62 Adelaida of Hungary ~1084 - UNKNOWN Zbigniew of Poland ~0990 - BET 10 AND 11 MAY 1034 Mieszko II Lambert of Poland ~1000 - 1063 Richenza of Pflaz-Lorraine Palatine 63 63 BET 1010 AND 1014 - 1087 Dobronega Vladimirovna of Kiev ~1107 - UNKNOWN Agnes of Poland ~0997 - UNKNOWN Godesti Von Sachsen ~1070 - UNKNOWN Raoul III de la Roche- Tesson BET 950 AND 976 - 9 FEB 1010/11 Bernard I Billung BET 976 AND 978 - 1011 Hildegarde Von Stade ~0999 - UNKNOWN Astrid Olafsdatter ~1000 - UNKNOWN Bertrade Haroldsdatter ~1082 - UNKNOWN Henry Von Limburg ~1089 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Limburg ~1187 - UNKNOWN Henri I de Sully- Dreux ~1180 - UNKNOWN Mathilde ~1160 - 1218 Alix Adelaide De Joigny Courtenay Courtenay 58 58 ~1055 - 1120 Herve II de Donzy 65 65 ~1010 - 1055 Herve de Donzy 45 45 ~1020 - UNKNOWN Mahaut de Chalon ~0987 - 1037 Geoffroi de Donzy 50 50 ~0985 - UNKNOWN Adelaide de Vergy ~0990 - 1065 Thibaut de Chalon 75 75 ~1000 - UNKNOWN Ermentrude d'Autun ~1070 - UNKNOWN Mahaut de la Ferte-Millon ~1035 - UNKNOWN Hughes "le Blanc" de la Ferte-Millon ~1112 - >1151 Beatrice de Cosne 39 39 ~1130 - UNKNOWN Herve III De Donzy 1078 - UNKNOWN Gregorius Kamateros ~1166 - UNKNOWN Etienne II de Sancerre ~1085 - 1139 Hughes le Manceau de Cosne 54 54 ~1090 - UNKNOWN Beatrice de Toucy ~1060 - 1110 Narjot de Toucy 50 50 ~1075 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde de Toucy ~1035 - 1092 Itier II de Toucy 57 57 ~1080 - 1120 Aymon II "Vairache" de Bourbon 40 40 ~1130 - UNKNOWN Renard I De Dampierre ~1052 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth de Montlhery ~1020 - 1080 Viter De Moeslain 60 60 ~0991 - UNKNOWN Milon I Monteleherico ~0990 - UNKNOWN William I Gometz ~1154 - UNKNOWN Milon De Dampierre ~1158 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth De Dampierre ~1160 - UNKNOWN Odette De Dampierre ~1163 - UNKNOWN Helvide De Dampierre ~1189 - UNKNOWN Archambaud IX De Bourbon ~1198 - UNKNOWN Guillaume II De Dampierre D. UNKNOWN Henri II de Sully ~1058 - 23 MAR 1102/03 Eudes "The Red" of Burgundy BET 1115 AND 1125 - UNKNOWN Raymond De Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Aigeline of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Hugh I de Vaudemont ~1117 - UNKNOWN Clemence of Burgundy ~1126 - UNKNOWN Sibyl of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Roger II of Sicily BET 1088 AND 1093 - 8 JAN 1151/52 Theobald IV de Navarre Theobald IV of Blois (Theobald II of Champagne) reunited Champagne with Blois and thus again made his house a threat to the royal domains of France from both east and west.  He became, in effect the second person of France, alternatively the ally and the enemy of Louis VI and Louis VII.  He helped is brother Stephen become King of England (1135).  (from Encyclopedia Britannica)

Wikipedia.org - Stephen II, Count of Blois

Ancestry - Michael Holler
Ancestry - James H. Maloney
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1086 AND 1090 - 1150 Guillaume de Navarre D. UNKNOWN William of Rheims ~1130 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Champagne ~1065 - 1101 Matilda of Burgundy 36 36 ~1085 - 1116 Aldesinde de Nevers 31 31 D. UNKNOWN Agnes De Bourbon ~1050 - >1090 William De Nevers 40 40 ~1050 - 1095 Archambaud V de Bourbon 45 45 ~1053 - UNKNOWN Beliarde ~1092 - 1100 Philip de Navarre 8 8 ~1094 - UNKNOWN Humbert de Navarre ~1081 - 1118 Lithuise Adela De Navarre 37 37 ~1097 - UNKNOWN Maud de Navarre ~1100 - UNKNOWN Eustache De Champagne ~1101 - UNKNOWN Eudo III De Blois ~1101 - UNKNOWN Henry De Navarre ~1101 - 1147 Eleanore De Blois 46 46 BET 1042 AND 1047 - UNKNOWN Ulric "The Rich" Putten ~1050 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Von Frantenhausen ~1116 - UNKNOWN Hermann II Von Carinthia ~1109 - UNKNOWN Sophie zu Frankenberg ~1128 - UNKNOWN Siegbert III Von Werd ~1131 - UNKNOWN Sophie Zu Werd 1083 - UNKNOWN Irene Dukaina 1040 - 1088 Basileios Kamateros 48 48 1061 - 1118 Michael Dukas 57 57 1036 - 1077 Andronikus Dukas 41 41 ~1033 - UNKNOWN Maria von Bulgarien ~1162 - >1203 Irene Komnene Angelina 41 41 ~1170 - >1208 Eudokiz Komnene Angelina 38 38 ~1034 - 1079 Josselin I de Courtenay 45 45 ~0985 - ~1034 Athon de Courtenay 49 49 ~1047 - 1089 Renaud II De Auxerre- Nevers 42 42 ~1030 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde of Tonnerre ~1042 - 1085 Artald V of Forez 43 43 ~1044 - UNKNOWN Ida ~1020 - 1076 Artald IV of Forez 56 56 ~1025 - UNKNOWN Raymonde ~1208 - UNKNOWN Eleanor De Courtenay ~1175 - 1212 Philip I de Namur 37 37 ~1176 - 1216 Henry of Flanders 40 40 BET 1173 AND 1179 - 1217 Sybille Von Flandern ~1181 - BET 1217 AND 1219 Eustace Von Flandern D. 1228 Robert De Courtenay D. 1226 Philip De Courtenay Declined the offer of the crown of the Latine Empire. D. 1229 Henry De Courtenay D. 1273 Baldwin II of Constantinople D. UNKNOWN Margaret De Courtenay D. UNKNOWN Raoul d'Issoudun D. UNKNOWN Henry of Vianden D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Courtenay D. UNKNOWN Walter of Bar D. UNKNOWN Eudes of Montagu D. UNKNOWN Philip of Montfort D. UNKNOWN Marie De Courtenay D. UNKNOWN Theodore I Lascaris D. UNKNOWN Agnes De Courtenay D. UNKNOWN Godfrey II de Villehardouin D. UNKNOWN Agnes de Nevers D. 1254 Maud De Courtenay ~0978 - UNKNOWN Ebles I de Turenne ~0990 - UNKNOWN Beatrix of Normandy ~0951 - UNKNOWN Boto II of Bavaria ~0925 - UNKNOWN Reting I of Bavaria ~0900 - UNKNOWN Boto I of Bavaria ~0958 - 29 JAN 982/83 Immed II of Saxony ~0962 - UNKNOWN Adela de Gand ~0920 - ~0955 Wickmann I de Gand 35 35 ~0941 - 29 SEP 964 Ledgarde de Flanders ~1121 - UNKNOWN Ioannes Dukas D. UNKNOWN Zoe D. UNKNOWN Zoe ~1123 - UNKNOWN Alexios Komnenos Angelos D. 1196 Andronikos Kontostephanos D. UNKNOWN Alexios Palaiologos D. >1196 Isaakios Komnenos D. 1227 Stephen I Prvovancani of Serbia D. 1204 Alexios V Dukas D. 1208 Leo Sguros BET 1040 AND 1044 - UNKNOWN Manolis Angelos SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Carin Trammell ~1076 - UNKNOWN Nikolaos Angelos ~1081 - UNKNOWN Michael Angelos ~1078 - UNKNOWN Ioannes Angelos BET 1135 AND 1137 - UNKNOWN Isaakios Angelos ~1125 - UNKNOWN Maria Angelina ~1127 - UNKNOWN Eudokia Angelina ~1129 - UNKNOWN Zoe Angelina D. UNKNOWN Konstantinos Kamytzes D. UNKNOWN Gudelios Taykandeles D. 1180 Andronikos Synadenos D. UNKNOWN Isaakios Comnenus D. UNKNOWN John II Comnenus D. UNKNOWN Maria Comnena D. UNKNOWN Stephen IV of Hungary D. UNKNOWN Alexius Comnenus ~1099 - UNKNOWN Manolis Anemas ~1125 - UNKNOWN Euphosyne Anemaina ~1145 - UNKNOWN Theodoros Angelos ~1147 - UNKNOWN Ionnis Angelos ~1149 - UNKNOWN Irini Angelina ~1151 - UNKNOWN Zoe Angelina ~1153 - UNKNOWN Andronikos Angelos ~1156 - UNKNOWN Konstantinos Angelos ~1158 - UNKNOWN Theodora Angelina SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org ~1065 - UNKNOWN Beatrix de Vaudemont ~1070 - UNKNOWN Gisele of Lorraine ~1095 - UNKNOWN Hugh I De Vaudemont ~1098 - UNKNOWN Stephanie De Vaudemont ~1018 - UNKNOWN Heinrich I of Nordgau ~1028 - UNKNOWN FNU Moha D. 1156 Sverker I Kolson ~1154 - UNKNOWN Sune Sik Sverkersson D. UNKNOWN Magnus of Vastergotland D. UNKNOWN Vsevolod of Minsk ~1174 - ~1250 Ingrid Ylva Sunesdotter 76 76 ~1156 - UNKNOWN Ingrid ~1150 - UNKNOWN Magnus Minniskiold BET 1196 AND 1210 - 1266 Birger Jarl D. UNKNOWN Eskil Magnusson The lawspeaker of Vastergotland in the early 13th century.  D. UNKNOWN Kristina D. UNKNOWN Erik the Saint D. UNKNOWN Hakon the Mad D. BET 1220 AND 1229 Karl D. 1237 Bengt D. UNKNOWN Elavus ~1214 - 1254 Ingebord Eriksdotter 40 40 D. 1250 Erik Ericsson "The Lame" ~1225 - 1288 Mechtild of Holstein 63 63 ~1218 - 1252 Abel Valdemarsson 34 34 D. UNKNOWN Greger Birgersson ~1238 - UNKNOWN Rikissa Birgersdotter ~1240 - UNKNOWN Magnus Birgersson ~1245 - UNKNOWN Catherine Birgerssdotter ~1245 - 1302 Ingeborg Birgerssdotter 57 57 ~1250 - UNKNOWN Eric Birgersson D. UNKNOWN Bengt Biggersson D. UNKNOWN Christine Biggerssdotter ~1160 - UNKNOWN Laurette Von Looz ~1177 - UNKNOWN Agnes de Bar-Le- Duc ~1192 - UNKNOWN Marguerite De Bar-Le-Duc D. UNKNOWN Jutta of Denmark ~1263 - UNKNOWN Catharine Valdemarsdotter ~1265 - UNKNOWN Richiza Valdemarsdotter ~1267 - UNKNOWN Marina Valdemarsdotter ~1270 - UNKNOWN Margaret Valdemarsdotter ~1272 - UNKNOWN Eric Valdemarsdotter 1170 - 1241 Valdemar II "Sejr" Valdemarsson 70 70 ~1194 - 1221 Berengaria of Portugal 27 27 14 JAN 1130/31 - 1182 Valdemar I "The Great" D. UNKNOWN 4 ~1141 - 1198 Sofiya Vladimorovna 57 57 1154 - 1212 Sancho Martino I of Portugal 57 57 ~1157 - 1198 Dulcia Berenguer of Barcelona 41 41 ~1160 - 3 JAN 1224/25 Adolf III Holstein ~1162 - BET 6 AND 7 APR 1201 Adelaide MacDeb? ~1172 - 1229 Herman II Lippe 57 57 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1174 - <1243 Oda Tecklenburg 69 69 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1098 - UNKNOWN Bengt Folkesson ~1102 - UNKNOWN Ulfhild Bjornsdotter ~1176 - 1216 Eric X Knutsson of Sweden 40 40 ~1178 - 1220 Richiza Valdemarssdotter 42 42 ~1145 - 1196 Knut Eriksson 51 51 ~1149 - UNKNOWN Cecilia Johansdotter ~1279 - UNKNOWN Waldemar Holstein BET 1276 AND 1281 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Katherine Holstein ~1170 - 1226 Heinrich Burwin II Mecklenburg 56 56 ~1136 - 28 JAN 1226/27 Henry Burwin I Mecklenburg ~1150 - <1219 Matilda of Saxony 69 69 ~1110 - 1178 Pribislaw Obotrite 68 68 ~1115 - 1172 Woizlawa Obotrite 57 57 1129 - 1195 Henry De Este 66 66 ~1140 - UNKNOWN Ida Bliescastel ~1180 - >1248 Kristina Knutsdotter 68 68 ~1155 - 1159 Eric IV "The Saint" Jedva 4 4 ~1124 - UNKNOWN Christine Bjornsdatter ~1169 - 17 FEB 1227/28 Heinrich I Schwerin ~1196 - 1287 Margaret Audacie Pomerania 91 91 BET 1178 AND 1186 - 23 JAN 1219/20 Bogislaw II Pomerania Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1130 - ~1238 Bogislaw Pomerania Schlawe 108 108 Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1245 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Holstein ~1270 - UNKNOWN Gunzel VI Schwerin ~1210 - 1252 Marianna of Sweden 42 42 ~1232 - BET 5 DEC 1261 AND 1267 Margareta Von Werle ~1181 - ~1240 Miroslawa of Pomerelia 59 59 Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1160 - 1220 Mestwin I of Pomerelia 60 60 Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1166 - 1240 Swinislawa of Poland 74 74 Ancestry/Isiaha Lee BET 1160 AND 1161 - >1240 Anastasia of Poland Ancestry/Isiaha Lee D. <1172 Walburgis ~1160 - BET 14 AND 15 JAN 1182/83 Ratibor Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Salomea of Poland >1160 - 18 FEB 1183/84 Wartislaw Pomerania <1114 - 1153 Wartislaw I of Pomerania 39 39 D. ~1180 Kasimir I Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Woislawa Pomerania D. 1206 Dubroslawa Pomerania ~1159 - 1195 Boleslaw of Poland 36 36 D. ~1122 Swantepolk of Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Ratibor I Pomerania D. ~1156 Pribislawa Volinya D. >1175 Swantepolk II Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Wartislaw Pomerania D. >1162 Margareta Pomerania ~1137 - BET 1164 AND 1965 Bernard I Von Ratzeburg BET 1178 AND 1186 - 24 JAN 1219/20 Bogislaw III Pomerania Schlawe D. >1200 Dobroslawa Pomerania D. ~1195 Boleslaw of Kujavia D. >1198 Grimislaw Von Schwelz und Liebschau D. BET 1227 AND 1228 Ratibor II Pomerania ~1255 - 19 FEB 1308/09 Bogislaw IV Pomerania D. 1278 Mechtild Von Brandenburg D. UNKNOWN Johann I Von Brandenburg ~1265 - 3 FEB 1319/20 Marguerite Von Rugen D. UNKNOWN Wizlav II Von Rugen D. UNKNOWN Agnes Von Braunschweig- Luneberg BET 1276 AND 1278 - BET 28 MAY AND JUN 1295 Barnim II Pomerania BET 1 JAN 1278/79 AND 31 AUG 12 - BET 21 AND 31 DEC 1344 Otto I Pomerania D. 1300 Katharina Von Holstein-Plon D. BET 20 JUL 1318 AND 1319 Elisabeth Von Holstein ~1245 - 15 MAR 1316/17 Anastasia Pomerania Was Anastasia's mother actually Marie Anna Saxony, daughter of Albert I Saxony & Agnes Austria?
Ancestry/Isiaha Lee ~1230 - 2 JAN 1301/02 Heinrich I zu Mecklenburg ~1273 - 1312 Beatrix Pomerania 39 39 D. ~1307 Heinrich II Von Mecklenburg- Werle ~1270 - ~1295 Mechtilde Pomerania 25 25 D. >1229 Woislava Pomerania ? D. >1230 Dobroslava Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Jaszko I of Gostkow ~1180 - BET 1219 AND 1220 Kasimir II Pomerania- Demmin D. >1236 Ingard Possibly a Danish princess. ~1210 - 1264 Wratilsaw III Pomerania- Demmin 54 54 D. UNKNOWN Sophie Von Arnstein D. ~1222 Elisabeta Pomerania- Demmin D. 1206 Dobroslawa Pomerania ~1213 - 1267 Otto III Brandenburg 54 54 ~1228 - 1286 Bozena of Bohemia 58 58 ~1174 - 25 FEB 1219/20 Albert II D'Ascanie D. UNKNOWN Augustine Aldrich D. UNKNOWN William Aldrich D. UNKNOWN William Halsey or Hayles ~1205 - 1248 Vaclav I of Bohemia 43 43 ~1200 - 1248 Kunigunde of Germany 48 48 ~1155 - 1230 Premysl Otakar I Bohemia 75 75 1180 - BET 3 AND 4 DEC 1240 Konstancia 1176 - 1208 Phillipp II of Germany 32 32 1184 - 1208 Irini Maria of Byzantium 24 24 ~1272 - UNKNOWN Margarethe Pomerania D. UNKNOWN Kuno Von Horburg D. UNKNOWN Conrad II Von Dachau BET 998 AND 1005 - >1070 Walram II of Lower Lorraine ~1037 - >1057 Jutta of Luxembourg 20 20 0972 - 1052 Walram I of Arlen 80 80 D. UNKNOWN Adele of Lorraine ~0994 - 1065 Frederick of Luxembourg 71 71 ~1000 - 1049 Gerberge of Boulogne 49 49 BET 1103 AND 1105 - ~1168 Herman II Van Cuijck ~1105 - UNKNOWN Aleidis Van Cuijck ~1124 - UNKNOWN Otto de Are de Hostaden http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1128 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Hostaden http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html 1074 - 1099 Gerhard I Von Hochstaden 25 25 1047 - 1099 Herman Von Hochstaden 52 52 ~1010 - UNKNOWN Unruoch Von Kempengau ~0980 - >0996 Fretherhad Von Teisterbant 16 16 ~0950 - >1026 FNU Von Tristerbaut 76 76 ~1020 - UNKNOWN Isla U Lake ~0990 - UNKNOWN Hermann Van Isla U Lake D. UNKNOWN Odo de Blois D. 1120 Lucia Mahaut De Blois D. 1120 Richard de Avranches D. UNKNOWN Agnes de Blois D. UNKNOWN Hugh III Le Puiset D. UNKNOWN Henry de Blois ~1138 - UNKNOWN Alix De France ~1055 - 1172 Guillaume III de Alencon 117 117 ~1055 - UNKNOWN Alice ~1029 - UNKNOWN Eudes ~1031 - UNKNOWN Maud ~1030 - 1119 Robert II De Alencon 89 89 ~1030 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Ponthieu ~1005 - 1123 Roger De Montgomery 118 118 ~1015 - 1082 Mabel de Alencon 67 67 ~1004 - 1101 Guy I de Ponthieu 97 97 ~1006 - UNKNOWN Ada ~1134 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey de Mandeville ~1157 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey de Mandeville ~1162 - UNKNOWN Hugh de St. Pol ~1164 - UNKNOWN Enguerrand de St. Pol ~1166 - UNKNOWN Guy de St. Pol D. UNKNOWN Hugh III de St. Pol D. UNKNOWN Beatrix 1140 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Maine ~1170 - UNKNOWN Marguerite De Ponthieu D. UNKNOWN Enguerrand de Picquigny ~0979 - 1015 Azzo I de Este 36 36 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0975 - UNKNOWN Valdrada of Venice ~0998 - ~1030 Guelph II of Bavaria 32 32 ~1000 - 1057 Judith of Luxembourg 57 57 ~1037 - 11 JAN 1082/83 Otto II Von Northeim und Rittegau ~1021 - 1070 Richeza of Swabia 49 49 ~0987 - 1047 Otto II of Swabia 60 60 1005 - 1071 Adelheid von Egisheim 66 66 1011 - 1049 Benno von Northeim 38 38 ~1010 - UNKNOWN Elika of Stade ~1010 - 1078 Bernard III Von Westphalia 68 68 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1015 - UNKNOWN Beatrix ~1103 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Van Cuijck D. 27 JAN 1126/27 Gottfried II Von Cappenberg http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1213 - 1266 Johann I Brandenburg 53 53 ~1225 - BEF 2 FEB 1266/67 Jutta of Denmark D. UNKNOWN William (Gregory) Aldrich ~1184 - 1255 Matilda of Lower Lusatiania 71 71 ~1180 - 1261 Albert I of Saxony 81 81 BET 1200 AND 1206 - <1247 Agnes of Austria ~1327 - UNKNOWN Matilda Brunswick 1251 - 1304 Mathilda 53 53 1206 - 1253 Otto II Von Wittelsbach 47 47 ~1202 - 1267 Agnes 65 65 ~1332 - UNKNOWN Henry Brunswick ~1334 - UNKNOWN Otto Brunswick ~1336 - UNKNOWN Ludwig Brunswick ~1338 - UNKNOWN Ernest Brunswick ~1340 - UNKNOWN Sophia Brunswick ~1236 - 1279 Albert I "The Great" Brunswick 43 43 ~1237 - 6 FEB 1284/85 Alessina Montferrat ~1204 - 1252 Otto 48 48 ~1209 - 1261 Mathilde Brandenburg 52 52 D. UNKNOWN FNU Halsey or Hayles D. UNKNOWN Michell Aldrich ~1194 - BET 10 AND 14 MAY 1247 Nicholas I Werle Wenden ~1215 - >1277 Jutte Anhalt 62 62 ~1170 - BET 1251 AND 1252 Henry I Anhalt SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1186 - ~1244 Irmgard of Thuringia 58 58 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1212 - UNKNOWN Gunther I Lindau ~1216 - UNKNOWN Eufemie Rugen ~1262 - UNKNOWN Gunther Werle ~1266 - UNKNOWN Heinrich Werle ~1268 - UNKNOWN Bernard Werle BET 1260 AND 1270 - UNKNOWN Johann Werle ~1293 - UNKNOWN Johann III Werle Goldberg ~1290 - UNKNOWN Mathilde of Brunswick ~1261 - UNKNOWN Luitgard Mecklenburg ~1269 - UNKNOWN Johann III Mecklenburg 1243 - 1298 Albert II Saxony Wittenberg 55 55 ~1260 - 1322 Agnes Gertrude of Austria 62 62 ~1231 - 1273 Helene Brunswick 42 42 1140 - 9 FEB 1211/12 Bernard III of Saxony SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1152 - >1201 Judyta of Poland 49 49 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN John Weld 1501 - UNKNOWN Thomas Aldrich of Mangreene in Co. Norwich ~1320 - UNKNOWN Agnes Mecklenburg ~1322 - UNKNOWN Johann I Mecklenburg Stargard ~1319 - UNKNOWN Anastasia Anna Mecklenburg ~1324 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Mecklenburg ~1317 - UNKNOWN Henry Mecklenburg ~1280 - UNKNOWN Frederick "Lahme" of Thuringia ~1272 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Brandenburg ~1293 - UNKNOWN Matilda Mecklenburg ~1308 - UNKNOWN Agnes Lindau Ruppin ~1340 - UNKNOWN Albert of Sweden ~1343 - UNKNOWN Anna Mecklenburg ~1337 - UNKNOWN Henry I Mecklenburg Schwerin ~1345 - UNKNOWN Magnus I Mecklenburg Schwerin ~1355 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Honstein ~1369 - UNKNOWN Albert II Holstein ~1371 - UNKNOWN Henry III Holstein ~1373 - UNKNOWN Sophia Holstein 1328 - UNKNOWN Ludwig VI of Bavaria ~1320 - UNKNOWN Matilda Lippe ~1358 - UNKNOWN Sophia Brunswick ~1359 - UNKNOWN Otto Brunswick ~1360 - UNKNOWN Agnes Brunswick Wolfenbuttel ~1362 - UNKNOWN Bernard I Brunswick Luneburg ~1374 - UNKNOWN Helen Brunswick ~1366 - UNKNOWN Matilda Brunswick ~1357 - UNKNOWN Frederick Brunswick Luneburg ~1364 - UNKNOWN Henry II Brunswick Luneburg ~1356 - UNKNOWN Agnes I Brunswick Gaoettingen 1372 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Brunswick ~1328 - UNKNOWN Albert of Saxony ~1390 - UNKNOWN Balthasar Wends ~1429 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Oldenburg ~1430 - UNKNOWN Gerard Oldenburg ~1428 - UNKNOWN Moritz IV Oldenburg ~1291 - UNKNOWN Giselbrecht Holstein ~1300 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Holstein ~1321 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Holstein ~1240 - 1302 Wizlaw II Rugen 62 62 ~1246 - >1302 Agnes Brunswick 56 56 ~1210 - <1261 Jaromar II Rugen 51 51 ~1224 - <1270 Eufemie of Eastern Pomerania 46 46 ~1177 - 1249 Wizlaw I Rugen 72 72 ~1183 - <1237 Margaret 54 54 ~1200 - BET 10 AND 11 JAN 1265/66 Swatopolk I of Eastern Pomerania ~1201 - 1235 Eufrozyna 34 34 1184 - 1213 Wilhelm 29 29 1186 - 1233 Helene 47 47 1238 - 1280 Magnus V "Lagaboter" Haakonsson 42 42 ~1244 - 1287 Ingeborg Eriksdatter 43 43 ~1204 - 1263 Hakon IV "The Old" Haakonsson 59 59 ~1208 - 1270 Margaret Skulesdatter 62 62 ~1178 - 1 JAN 1203/04 Haakon III Sverresson ~1182 - 1234 Inga Olavsdatter 52 52 ~1189 - 1240 Skule Baardsson 51 51 ~1193 - UNKNOWN Ragnhild Nicolaisdatter ~1216 - 1250 Eric IV "Plovpenning" of Denmark 34 34 ~1279 - UNKNOWN Isabel Joigny BET 1807 AND 1812 - ~1880 Minnie Agnes Blackwell 1827 - 1890 Calvin S. Seay 62 62 BET 1829 AND 1830 - UNKNOWN Sarah Catherine Seay BET 1831 AND 1836 - UNKNOWN Garlindy Seay BET 1837 AND 1845 - UNKNOWN Polly Arvaline Seay 1838 - 1877 James Ransom Dempsey Seay 38 38 BET 1841 AND 1842 - 1861 Irvin Seay BET 1842 AND 1844 - UNKNOWN Lorinda or Loninda Seay BET 1837 AND 1846 - UNKNOWN Arvaline or Aualine Seay ~1619 - JAN 1679/80 Lydia Warner BET 1600 AND 1602 - 10 MAR 1653/54 Joseph Royall "Royall Family

Joseph Royall was born in London, England, 1600 and died March 10, 1654 at Doghams, Charles City, VA. Joseph left Engl and on the Charitie and arrived in Jamestown, Virginia in J uly 1622.
He was married three times. His first wife's surname was To masin and by 1637 had married his second wife, Ann. In abou t 1645 he married Katherine Banks in Henrico County VA. Katherine was born in Northamptonshire, England in 1627, daughter of Christopher Banks. Katherine's second husband was He nry Isham, Sr. She died December 1, 1686 in Henrico County , VA. Katherine Banks Royall Isham was great-great-great grandmoter to Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United S tates.
In 1637 Joseph Royall, Sr., received 300 acres of land in H enrico County, Virginia on the south-east side of Turkey Is land Creek for transporting colonists to America. Accordin g to the record, he was "due 50 acres for his own persona l adventure, 50 acres for the transportation of his first w ife Thomasin, 50 acres for the transportation of Ann, his n ow wife, 50 for the transportation of his brother Henry, an d 100 for the transportation of two persons, Rob(er)t Warre ll and Jon(athan) Wells." In 1638 he received 200 acres i n Charles City Co., VA for transporting four persons. In 16 42, he received 600 more acres for transporting twelve peop le, including his third (to be?) wife Katherine Banks. Thi s plot bounded the lands of Edward Maddox "above Sherley hu ndred &c. on the river, to Dickinans Creeke."
His plantation eventually grew to 1,100 acres, and he buil t a residence called Doghams, named after the French rive r D'Augham. Doghams was located on the banks of the James R iver above "Shirle

Ancestry - Jerry Cox
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1550 - ~1615 Joseph Royall 65 65 ~1521 - ~1576 John Royall 55 55 ~1550 - UNKNOWN Angeline ~1627 - 1686 Elizabeth Katherine Banks 59 59 Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 4, pp. 123 and 3 24, 1896.
Will of Katherine Banks Royall was dated 10 August 1686 an d proved
December 1686 in Henrico County, Virginia. This names son J oseph
Royall and daughters Katherine Perrin and Sarah Wilkinson ; also
grandsons Henry Randolph, William Randolph, Richard Dennis , Maiden
Maschall and Richard Perris; and granddaughters Elizabeth R andolph,
Mary Randolph, Sarah Royall, Katherine Farrar, Ann Perrin , Mary
Perrin, and Sarah Perrin.

Katherine Isham appoints Wm. Randolph her attorney to appea r in her behalfe to answer all causes for her either Pltff . or Deft. Dated 29 July 1679 . Teste, John Edwards , Francis Epes : Recorded Dec. 8, 1679 . Vol. 1677-1697 , p. 115.

Katherine Isham (of Henrico Co. ) "sick & weak of body" wil l of; dated Oct. 10, 1686 . All debts to be paid. To grands on Wm. Randolph œ20: sterling money of England in the Custo dy of testator's son-in-law Wm. Randolph , in case of his M ortality before he come to Age, then testator's grandson He nry Randolph the œ20. To grandson Henry Randolph œ5: sterli ng of England . To grand-daughters May Randolph & Eliza Ra ndolph œ5: sterling apiece. All wch money is now in Custod y of testator's son-in-law Wm. Randolph . Residue of my mon ey in ye custody of said Wm. Randolph to testator's two dau ghters Mary Randolph & Anne Epes to be equally divided. Ble w trunk wth all that is in it be equally divided between tw o daughters Mary Randolph & Anne Epes and I give to each o f them two silver salt sellars. To Mary Randolph testatri x Wedding Ring, & best feather bed wth furniture, least Sil ver tankard but one and fifteen shillings to buy a Mournin g Ring, sd. Mary Randolph may be exempt from bearing any pa rt of paying testatrix debts or funeral charges. To Grandso n Joseph Royall one Servt. named John Towns "all the time h e hath to Serve" and small silver tankard. To every child o f "my son Royall's" two silver spoons to testatrix son Roya ll the best tankard. To grandson Richard Dennis one of bes t cows, and two silver spoons. To grandson Isham Epes , neg ro Dick . To grandson Francis Epes biggest silver tankard b ut one, the child testatrix daughter Anne Epes "now goes wt h." largest silver Porrenger, great silver cupp, Sealed Rin g & great hoop Ring, a pair of silver clasps. To daughter A nne Epes , silver bodkin. To Grandson Richd. Perrin , feath er bed & furniture. To granddaughter Sarah Royall one yearl ing heifer. To grand daughters Katherine Farrar , Mary , Sa rah and Anne Perrin to each of them two silver spoons. To K atherine Farrar one guinny. To Anne Perrin one silver porri nger. To Granddaughter Sarah Dennis two silver spoons, on e pair dowlasse sheets. Testatrix two daughters Sarah Wilki nson & Katherine Perrin all wearing cloathes woolen & Linne n. To friend Mary Parker six ells of best dowlesse & as muc h of Fmost Serge as will make her a gown & petticoat. To Gr andson Maiden Mascherll one heifer two years old. All testa trix land to her son Joseph Royall . Crop of Corn & tobacc o to Executors hereafter named except for much as will bu y two grave stones, one to cover me, & other my deceased de ar husband. Residue of personall estate to be equally divid ed between testatrix four children, Sarah Wilkinson , Josep h Royall , Katherine Parrin & Anne Epes : and to each of th em fifteen shillings to buy a mourning Ring. Son Joseph Roy all and son-in-law Francis Epes executors. "I desire my bod y may be buryed near my dear husband on my own plantation. " Witnesses-John Worsham , Nath. Hill , Littlebury Epes . P robated Xbr. 1, 1686 . Vol. 1677-1692 , p. 392.

Letters granted executors of Katherine Isham , decd. viz; F rancis Epes & Joseph Royall as executors of sd. Katherine w ill. April 20, 1787 . Recorded April 1, 1687 . Vol. 1677-16 92 , p. 433.

Order for probate of the last will and testament of Mrs. Ka therine Isham , decd. is granted Mr. Fra. Epes & Mr. Joseph Royall , exors. therein named, the sd. will being proved in Court this day by the oaths of Mr. John Worshams , Mr . Nathl. Hill , & Mr. Littlebury, Epes . subscribing witnesses thereto. Saml. Knibbe , Martin Elam , & Edward Stratton , Jr to appraise the sd. estate. Dec. 1, 1686 . Vol. 1682-1 701 , p. 222.

Henrico, Henrico Co, Virginia
From: http://www.fmoran.com/royall.html

"Royall Family

Joseph Royall was born in London, England, 1600 and died March 10, 1654 at Doghams, Charles City, VA. Joseph left Engl and on the Charitie and arrived in Jamestown, Virginia in J uly 1622.
He was married three times. His first wife's surname was To masin and by 1637 had married his second wife, Ann. In abou t 1645 he married Katherine Banks in Henrico County VA. Kat herine was born in Northamptonshire, England in 1627, daugh ter of Christopher Banks. Katherine's second husband was He nry Isham, Sr. She died December 1, 1686 in Henrico County , VA. Katherine Banks Royall Isham was great-great-great gr andmoter to Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United S tates.
In 1637 Joseph Royall, Sr., received 300 acres of land in H enrico County, Virginia on the south-east side of Turkey Is land Creek for transporting colonists to America. Accordin g to the record, he was "due 50 acres for his own persona l adventure, 50 acres for the transportation of his first w ife Thomasin, 50 acres for the transportation of Ann, his n ow wife, 50 for the transportation of his brother Henry, an d 100 for the transportation of two persons, Rob(er)t Warre ll and Jon(athan) Wells." In 1638 he received 200 acres i n Charles City Co., VA for transporting four persons. In 16 42, he received 600 more acres for transporting twelve peop le, including his third (to be?) wife Katherine Banks. Thi s plot bounded the lands of Edward Maddox "above Sherley hu ndred &c. on the river, to Dickinans Creeke."
His plantation eventually grew to 1,100 acres, and he buil t a residence called Doghams, named after the French rive r D'Augham. Doghams was located on the banks of the James R iver above "Shirley Hundred". This tract of land remained i n the possession of the Royall family for almost 300 years . "

Ancestry - Jerry Cox
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1493 - ~1562 Roger Royall 69 69 D. UNKNOWN Nancy ~1467 - ~1519 John Royall 52 52 D. UNKNOWN Lucitte >1519 - <1552 William Kelke 33 33 ~1777 - ~1863 Josiah Blackwell 86 86 Notes for Josiah Blackwell:
Indenture, 5 Jan 1818, Spartanburg Dis., SC, Josiah Blackwell and others sell to Richard Thomson. BET 1754 AND 1755 - <1837 James Blackwell ~1754 - 1790 Elizabeth Sarah Price 36 36 ~1733 - ~1763 James or Josiah Blackwell 30 30 1732 - 1772 John Price 39 39 D. 1779 Sarah Brown BET 1780 AND 1782 - BET 1826 AND 1830 Sarah Barnett 1758 - 1812 Joseph Royal "Joroyal" Barnett 53 53 ~1760 - 1849 Agnes Glenn 89 89 ~1740 - BET NOV 1774 AND JAN 1775 Tyree Glenn Tyre Glenn and his brothers Wortham, William nd Beverly, all moved their families to North Carolina from Virginia around the same time (1766), together with a James Glenn, who was probably their uncle. 

In the Regulator's War (1767), a pre-revolutionary rebellion in NC against the crown, "Tirey Klann" (Tyree Glenn) was arrested and forced to give oath of allegiance in Salem, NC.  So was James Glenn.

 ~1740 - 1779 Sarah Shelton 39 39 Sarah Shelton came from a prominent family in Virginia. One of her relatives, also named Sarah Shelton, was the first wife of Patrick Henry, and resided in Hanover County, VA during the same time period.   ~1609 - ~1670 Anna Corderoy 61 61 ~1727 - 1812 Lucy Wade 85 85 ~1701 - ~1750 James Glenn Blackwell 49 49 ~1680 - <1743 James Blackwell 63 63 1680 - <1743 Mary Glenn 63 63 ~1647 - 1717 James Blackwell 70 70 ~1650 - UNKNOWN Lydia Turner ~1620 - 1664 Robert Blackwell 44 44 1621 - 1667 FNU Croshaw 46 46 1126 - 7 MAR 1183/84 Otton I D'Ascanie D. ~1174 Judith Piast of Poland ~1160 - 1210 Konrad 50 50 ~1153 - 1210 Elzbieta 57 57 ~1219 - 1259 Christoffer I of Denmark 40 40 ~1233 - 1283 Margarethe of Eastern Pomerania 50 50 ~1204 - 1278 Sambor II of Eastern Pomerania 74 74 ~1200 - >1258 Mechtild Von Mecklenburg 58 58 ~1845 - <1910 R. E. White 65 65 BET 1852 AND 1856 - UNKNOWN Mary L. ~1873 - UNKNOWN Lucy White ~1875 - UNKNOWN T. E. White BET 876 AND 1878 - UNKNOWN Robert S. White ~1878 - UNKNOWN Archie White ~1883 - UNKNOWN James B. White ~1888 - UNKNOWN ? F. White ~1891 - UNKNOWN Marion G. White ~1276 - UNKNOWN Albert Passau ~1274 - UNKNOWN Wenzel Saxony Wittenberg BET 1274 AND 1282 - 2 MAR 1355/56 Rudolf I Saxony Wittenberg BET 1825 AND 1826 - BET 1862 AND 1866 Martha BET 1844 AND 1845 - UNKNOWN William Rogers BET 1847 AND 1848 - UNKNOWN John Rogers BET 1849 AND 1850 - UNKNOWN Linda Rogers BET 1851 AND 1852 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Rogers BET 1853 AND 1854 - UNKNOWN Peter Rogers BET 1854 AND 1855 - UNKNOWN Malinda Rogers BET 1856 AND 1857 - UNKNOWN Samuel Rogers D. UNKNOWN FNU Barton ~1849 - UNKNOWN Osborn Barton ~1850 - UNKNOWN Leande M. Rogers ~1862 - UNKNOWN Georgia A. Rogers ~1885 - UNKNOWN George Seay ~1885 - UNKNOWN Grover Seay D. UNKNOWN John B Seay D. UNKNOWN Charles Thomas Seay D. UNKNOWN William Corderoy ~1661 - ~1709 John Bernard 48 48 ~1636 - ~1691 Richard Bernard 55 55 D. UNKNOWN Bridget Goddard ~1568 - ~1613 Richard Bernard 45 45 ~1572 - >1613 Elizabeth Woolhouse 41 41 ~1533 - <1587 Anthony Woolhouse 54 54 ~1538 - <1606 Millicent Strelley 68 68 ~1520 - 1602 Francis Bernard 82 82 ~1525 - ~1612 Alice Haselwood 87 87 ~1490 - ~1549 John Bernard 59 59 BET 1485 AND 1495 - 1557 Cicely Muscote ~1475 - UNKNOWN John Muscote ~1475 - UNKNOWN Alice Beaufew ~1470 - 1508 John Bernard 38 38 ~1475 - UNKNOWN Margaret Daundelyn D. UNKNOWN William Daundelyn ~1439 - ~1485 John Bernard 46 46 D. UNKNOWN Margaret Scrope ~1409 - ~1464 Thomas Bernard 55 55 ~1412 - UNKNOWN Margaret Mauntell D. UNKNOWN Walter Mauntell D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lumley ~1365 - UNKNOWN Robert Bernard ~1370 - <1416 Elizabeth Lillyng 46 46 D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Lillyng D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1335 - 1371 William Bernard 36 36 ~1340 - UNKNOWN Agnes ~1305 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Bernard D. UNKNOWN Claricia ~1270 - UNKNOWN William Bernard ~1275 - UNKNOWN Catherine Saunston or Sauston ~1235 - UNKNOWN Godfrey Bernard D. UNKNOWN Thomas Fitz- Bernard D. UNKNOWN Eugenia Riot D. UNKNOWN John Haselwood D. UNKNOWN Katherine Marmion 1936 - 1936 Joan York Private Ada Burnette Bates ~1821 - UNKNOWN Benjamin James ~1840 - UNKNOWN Margaret Jane James ~1842 - UNKNOWN Sarah Ann R. James ~1848 - UNKNOWN Alfred M. James ~1849 - UNKNOWN George W. James ~1823 - UNKNOWN M. C. M. Living Tranguia Living Tranguia Living Tranguia Living Anfe ~1100 - 1170 Albert I "Bear" of Saxony 70 70 ~1104 - 13 MAR 1201/02 Sophia Brandenburg 1143 - UNKNOWN Herman I Thuringia SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1147 - 1195 Sophia Sommerschenburg 48 48 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson 1121 - UNKNOWN Frederick Sommerschenburg ~1260 - UNKNOWN Johann Anhalt ~1262 - UNKNOWN Albert Anhalt ~1266 - UNKNOWN Henry Anhalt ~1268 - UNKNOWN Rudolf Anhalt ~1293 - UNKNOWN Henry Anhalt ~1295 - UNKNOWN Otto Anhalt ~1272 - UNKNOWN Luitgard Mecklenburg Private 1st Wife Living Anderson Living Anderson D. UNKNOWN 2nd Wife Private Wanda Gibbs ~0952 - 1028 Guillaume II Taillefer 76 76 Mother may have been Hildegarde, Countess of Angouleme. ~0986 - UNKNOWN Guillaume Taillefer BET 973 AND 1010 - UNKNOWN Mainard "Le Riche" Archiac Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs BET 995 AND 997 - UNKNOWN Hildegarde Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1181 - UNKNOWN Gautier II d'Avesnes ~1184 - UNKNOWN Jacques d'Avesnes ~1185 - UNKNOWN Ida d'Avesnes ~1187 - UNKNOWN Guy d'Avesnes ~1188 - UNKNOWN Adelaide d'Avesnes ~0955 - >0963 Menirherd II of Traungau 8 8 ~0890 - >0930 Meginhard I Traungau 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Herman auf Auelgau ~1130 - UNKNOWN Rudolph II de Vermandois ~1175 - UNKNOWN Henri II De Champagne BET 1188 AND 1202 - UNKNOWN Jeanne Von Flandern ~1140 - UNKNOWN Peter of Flanders ~1098 - 1133 Suanhilde 35 35 wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Ivan of Alost ~1135 - 1191 Philip of Flanders 56 56 BET 1135 AND 1140 - 1186 Gertrude of Flanders 9 JAN 1136/37 - 4 MAR 1187/88 Umberto III Di Savoia D. UNKNOWN Matilda of Flanders D. 1176 Pierre of Flanders ~1050 - 1091 Fastre I de Oisy 41 41 ~1054 - UNKNOWN Ada or Ida D'Avesnes ~1015 - UNKNOWN Guerric II d'Avesnes ~0980 - UNKNOWN Guerric I d'Avesnes BET 1130 AND 1136 - UNKNOWN Petronille d'Avesnes 1249 - UNKNOWN Baldwin d'Avesnes 1251 - UNKNOWN Bouchard De Avesnes ~1253 - 1317 Guy De Avesnes 64 64 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1254 - UNKNOWN William De Avesnes ~1255 - UNKNOWN Floris De Avesnes ~1256 - UNKNOWN Jeanne De Avesnes ~1290 - UNKNOWN Alix De Brabant ~1287 - UNKNOWN Blanche De Brabant ~1304 - UNKNOWN Gottfried Von Julich ~1748 - UNKNOWN Maiden Dee Seay 1752 - UNKNOWN James Seay ~1754 - UNKNOWN Gideon Seay ~1762 - UNKNOWN Reuben Seay ~1765 - UNKNOWN Anne Seay <1765 - UNKNOWN Oney Seay D. UNKNOWN Thomas Wade 1623 - >1690 Thomas Hampton 67 67 D. UNKNOWN Joan 1592 - >1652 William Hampton 60 60 ~1596 - UNKNOWN Joane D. UNKNOWN Richard Duke ~1685 - UNKNOWN Anthony Wade JAN 1688/89 - UNKNOWN Henry Wade 1694 - UNKNOWN Margaret Wade 1697 - UNKNOWN Mary Wade 1700 - UNKNOWN Sarah Wade D. UNKNOWN Frances Ancestry - Errol Bevan 7 MAR 1595/96 - 1632 William Warren Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1597 - UNKNOWN Catherine Gookin Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1561 - 24 JAN 1611/12 John Warren Ancestry - Kirk Larson 1581 - UNKNOWN Anne Crawford Ancestry - Kirk Larson 13 JAN 1570/71 - 20 FEB 1624/25 Thomas Gookin 1573 - 2 FEB 1648/49 Jane Thurstan ~1585 - ABT 20 JAN 1622/23 William Powell Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1589 - UNKNOWN Margaret Sedgewick Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1558 - UNKNOWN John Powell ~1560 - ~1598 Christopher Sedgewick 38 38 ~1565 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1501 - 1591 Thomas Warren 90 90 ~1513 - UNKNOWN Maria Christinan- Close ~1459 - ~1506 William Warren 47 47 ~1464 - UNKNOWN Joane Orwell ~1442 - 1496 William de Warren 54 54 ~1442 - UNKNOWN Anne ~1425 - <1474 Lawrence De Warren 49 49 ~1425 - UNKNOWN Isabel Legh ~1395 - UNKNOWN Edward I Warren ~1395 - UNKNOWN Maud De Skeyton ~1370 - UNKNOWN John II Warren ~1370 - UNKNOWN Joan de Port ~1345 - UNKNOWN Richard De Skeyron 1380 - 1479 Robert Legh 99 99 ~1410 - UNKNOWN Ellen Booth BET 1360 AND 1372 - UNKNOWN Robert II Legh ~1365 - UNKNOWN Isabel Belgrave ~1384 - 1460 Robert I Booth 76 76 ~1396 - 1463 Douce Venables 67 67 ~1355 - UNKNOWN John I Warren ~1355 - UNKNOWN Alice De Townsend ~1330 - UNKNOWN William de Warenne ~1330 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Heyden ~1304 - UNKNOWN William De Heyden ~1306 - UNKNOWN Jane Warren ~1334 - UNKNOWN Roger De Townsend ~1335 - UNKNOWN Catherine Atherton ~1314 - UNKNOWN Walter Townsend ~1316 - UNKNOWN Matilda Scogan ~1295 - UNKNOWN John Atherton ~1290 - UNKNOWN Lodowicus Townsend ~1292 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Haywell ~1265 - UNKNOWN Thomas Haywell ~1290 - UNKNOWN Roger Scogan ~1344 - UNKNOWN Hugh De Port BET 1342 AND 1344 - ~1374 Robert De Legh BET 1345 AND 1350 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Sharon Neal ~1324 - 1409 Thomas De Legh 85 85 ~1303 - 1349 John De Legh 46 46 ~1327 - 1379 John De Arderne 52 52 Birthdate calculated: age 22 in 1349 vol 2, pg 85 "The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester" by George Ormerod.

SOURCES:
Ancestry/Sharon Neal
Ancestry/David Weaver
"The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester" by George Ormerod.
 BET 1327 AND 1328 - UNKNOWN Cecilia Bredbury ~1300 - UNKNOWN John or Peter De Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/David Weaver ~1305 - UNKNOWN Alice Venables SOURCES:
Ancestry/David Weaver ~1302 - UNKNOWN Adam Bredbury ~1308 - UNKNOWN Alice ~1269 - 1325 John De Legh 56 56 ~1280 - UNKNOWN Katherine ~1240 - 1278 Roger De Lees 38 38 ~1249 - 1299 Aveline De Cruce 50 50 ~1225 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey De Cruce ~1200 - UNKNOWN Reginald De Cruce ~1206 - UNKNOWN Mirobel Fitzoger ~1180 - UNKNOWN Oger Fitzoger ~1185 - UNKNOWN Amy De Selflege ~1155 - UNKNOWN Oger de Cabulian ~1160 - UNKNOWN William De Selflege ~1275 - 1308 John De Arderne 33 33 SOURCES:
Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
 BET 1260 AND 1267 - 1340 Margaret Griffith SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry/David Weaver ~1250 - UNKNOWN Peter De Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1250 - UNKNOWN Margaret ~1220 - UNKNOWN Wakelin De Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1220 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Orreby SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1212 - 1269 Gruffudd ap Madog 57 57 Gruffydd ab Madog (d 1269) generally called Gruffydd of Bromfield, Lord of Lower Powys, Powys Vadog, or Bromfield was the son of Madog (d 1236), who was the son of Gruffydd Maelor (d 1191), perhaps the last Welsh chieftain, who is called a king by the Welsh chroniclers. Gruffyd Maelor was himself the son of Madog (d 1159), from whom Lower Powys derived the title of Powys Vadog, and Madog was the son of Maredudd, son of Bleddyn, son of Cynvyn, and brother of Cadwgan (d 1112). Gruffydd's lands were so hemmed in by those of English marchers, that he had to be generally faithful to Henry III. He was one of the three Welsh princes who in 1244 refused to follow Davydd ab Llewelyn when he went to war aginst the English. Yet in 1241 his brothers had formed a conspiracy with Davydd.

Gruffydd found a stronger foe in Llewelyn ab Gruffydd. In 1256 he was driven out of his territories, and his lands were ravaged. 'He was,' says Matthew Paris, 'a thorough Welshman in race and tongue, a powerful and generous man whose lands were of large extend and great richness.' At last in 1257 Gruffydd, who had got little help from his Engish allies, went over to Llewelyn, who rejoiced greatly at winning over so powerful a confederate. Next year he was one of the Welsh magnates who made a confederacy with the Scottish nobles to make peace with the English by common consent. In the peace concluded in 1267, through the mediation of Ottobon the legate, Gruffydd was appointed one of the referees to decide whether Llewelyn's provision for Davydd his brother was adequate. He died on 7 Dec 1269, on which day his brother, Madog Vychan also died. Both were buried in the abbey of Llanegwast, or Valle Crucis, in Yale, the favourite foundation of the house of Bromfield, whose rights Gruffydd had defended in 1247 against the sons of Jemacv, son of Maredudd. He married Emma, daughter of Henry of Audley, whom he endowed liverally from the revenues of his manors of Maelor Snesneg and Overton. After his death his sons confirmed these grants. Their names were Madog, Llewelyn, Owain, and Gruffydd. Of these, Madog the eldest died in 1278, and in 1284 Edward II granted Gruffydd the lands of Yale. His son Madog was the great-grandfather of Owain of Glyndyvrdwy. [Dictionary of National Biography VIII:751]


SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Roger Tansey
Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1218 - AFT FEB 1264/65 Emma of Aldithley "Tuchet" article in CP shows that Emma, daughter of Henry de Audley, was married twice, first to Henry Tuchet (dsp shortly before 8 Jan 1241/2) and second to Gruffydd Maelor II (Ie Gruffydd ap Madoc, Lord of Bromfield).

SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Roger Tansey ~1185 - 1236 Madoc ap Caradoc 51 51 Madog ap Gruffydd (d 1236) lord of Powys; elder son of Gruffydd Maelor I, and Angharad, daughter of Owain Gwynedd. With his brother Owen, he succeeded Gruffydd in 1191 and, on Owen's death in 1197, became sole ruler of Powys north of the Rhaeadr and the Tanat. Under his son, Gruffydd Maelor II, this area, comprising Welsh and English Maelor, Ial, Cynllaith, Nanheudwy, and part of Mochnant, became known as Powys Fadog, in contrast with Powys Wenwynwyn. At first friendly with Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Madog deserted his cousin when the latter's fortunes were at a low ebb in 1211. He continued to hold aloof after Llywelyn, in 1212, had re-formed the Welsh confederacy, being treated as an official ally in king John's pay. By 1215 he had adhered finally to Llywelyn's cause, remaining faithful to the end. After his death in 1236 the unity of Powys Fadog was disrupted by partible succession among his five sons, Gruffydd Maelor II, Gruffydd Ial, Maredudd, Hywel, and Madog Fychan. He was buried at his own foundation of Valle Crucis, the last Cistercian Monastery to be founded in Wales. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p607]

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Madog ap Gruffydd Maelor (d 1236), prince of Northern Powys, probably succeeded on the death of his father, Gruffydd Maelor, in 1191, to the greater part of that principality, and in 1197, by the death of his brother Owain, became ruller of the whole. It was in the latter year that Gwenwynwyn inherited from his father, Owain Cyfeiliog, the southern half of Powys, so that the two regions, remaining for some twenty years in the hands of these two princes, came naturally to be known as Powys Fadog and Powys Wenwynwyn.

Madog was a contemporary of Llywelyn ab Iorwerth, and is at all times found acting with the minor princes whom that great ruler controlled and occasionally drove into rebellion. He joined Llywelyn, Gwenwynwyn, and the South Welsh princes in writing to complain to Innocent III of the ecclesiastical tyranny exercised by England over Wales. In 1211, when John invaded Wales in order to humble Llywelyn, Madog was one of the band of princes who seized the opportunity to cast off the yoke of Gwynedd. Like the rest, he returned in 1212 to his old allegiance. His name appears in a list of Llywelyn's allies drawn up on 18 Aug 1214, and his household troops were with the Prince of Gwynedd in the South Welsh expedition of December 1215. In 1223 he was one of the princes who undertook, in case Llywelyn did not observe his promises to the king, to make good the default. He died in 1236.

Madog was founder of Valle Crucis (or Llan Egwestl) Abbey, the building of which began in 1200. The 'Myvyrian Archaiology' contains one poem in his honour by Llywarch ab Llywelyn and two by Einion Wan. [Dictionary of National Biography XII:747-748]




SOURCES:
Ancestry/Jane Williams Frank
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm
 ~1175 - <1246 Henry of Aldithley 71 71 Henry of Aldithley, 2nd son of Adam of Aldithley, (who d. bet. 1203 and 1211) by Emma, daughter of Ralf fitz Orm, of Darlaston, Staffs; was b. about 1175; with his father, he was witness to a charter of Harvey Bagot in 1194. He bought large estates from Eleanor Malbank in 1214; in 1227 he acquired the manors of Edgmund and Newport, and in 1230 that of Ford, all in Salop, and all held by him direct from the Crown, though not by military or knight service. He was Under Sheriff of Salop and co. Stafford 1217-20, and Sheriff 1227-32; was in command of the Welsh Marches 1223-46. He built the castle of Heligh, co. Stafford; and Red Castle, Salop. In 1223 he founded Hulton Abbey. He was appointed Custodian of Chester and Beeston Castle, 22 June 1237, on the extinction of the the earldom of Chester. He m. in 1217, Bertred, daughter of Ralf Mainwaring, Seneschal of Chester. He d. in 1246, shortly bef. Nov. His widow was living in 1249. She was buried in Hulton Abbey. [Complete Peerage I:337 XIV:50]

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"That this family of Alditheley, vulgarly called Audley," says Dugdale, "came to be great and eminent, the ensuing discourse will sufficiently manifest: but that the rise thereof was no higher than King John's time, and that the first who assumed this surname was a branch of that ancient and noble family of Verdon, whose chief seat was at Alton Castle in the northern part of Staffordshire, I am very inclined to believe; partly by reason that Henry had the inheritance of Alditheley given him by Nicholas de Verdon, who d. in the 16th Henry III [1232], or near that time; and partly for that he bore for his arms the same ordinary as Vernon did. . .so that probably the ancestor of this Henry first seated himself at Alditheley: for that there hath been an ancient mansion there, the large moat, northwards from the parish church there (somewhat less than a furlong, and upon the chief part of a fair ascent), do sufficiently manifest."

Henry de Alditheley, to whom Dugdale alludes above, being in great favour with Ranulph, Earl of Chester and Lincoln (the most powerful subject of England in his time), obtained from that nobleman a grant of Newhall in Cheshire with manors in Staffordshire and other parts--and for his adhesion to King John, in that monarch's struggle with the insurrectionary barons, a royal grant of the lordship of Storton in Warwickshire, part of the possessions of Roger de Summerville. In the first four years of King Henry III [1216-1220], he executed the office of sheriff for the counties of Salop and Stafford as deputy for his patron, the great Earl Ranulph. In the 10th of Henry III [1226], this Henry de Alditheley was appointed governor of the castles of Carmarthen and Cardigan and made sheriff the next year of the counties of Salop and Stafford and constable of the castles of Salop and Bridgenorth, which sheriffalty he held for five years. Upon his retirement from office, he had a confirmation of all such lands whereof he was then possessed as well those granted to him by Ranulph, Earl of Chester, and Nicholas de Verdon, as those in Ireland given him by Hugh de Lacy, Earl of Ulster, whose constable he was in that province. He subsequently obtained divers other territorial grants from the crown, but, notwithstanding, when Richard Mareschall, Earl of Pembroke, rebelled and made an incursion into Wales, the king, Henry III, thought it prudent to secure the persons of this Henry and all the other barons-marchers. He was afterwards, however, constituted governor of Shrewsbury in place of John de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, and, on the death of John, Earl of Chester, governor of the castle of Chester, and also that of Beeston, then called the "Castle on the Rock," and soon after made governor of Newcastle-under-Lyne. This powerful feudal baron m. Bertred, dau. of Ralph de Meisnil-warin, of Cheshire, and had a son, James, and a dau., Emme, who m. Griffith ap Madoc, Lord of Bromefield, a person of great power in Wales. He d. in 1236, having founded and endowed the Abbey of Hilton near to his castle at Heleigh, in Staffordshire, for Cistercian monks, and was s. by his son, James de Alditheley. [Sir Bernard Burke, Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages, Burke's Peerage, Ltd., London, England, 1883, p. 15, Audley, Barons Audley, of Heleigh]Were there two wives - Betred de Mainwaring and Petonella de Gresley, and who was mother of children? Each wife is shown on an internet tree, but without sources. We have used Betred as the mother of the children, but is this correct?

Henry de Audley was granted a license to crenellate (Redcastle) by Henry III in 1227.  from http://homepage.mac.com/philipdavis/LOC/loc0016.html

In the early 13th century the estate known as Rushton comprising 420 acres was the property of Henry de Audley.  In 1223 he included the estate among the endowments of the Cistercian abbey at Hulton. 

"1216 - Henry de Audley was presented by Henry III with twelve hinds from Cannock forest to stock his deer park at Heighley.   1227 - a Royal Confirmation Charter shows that Henry de Audley received all the lands of Heighley from William de Betteley, and all the land under Heighley from Harvey de Stafford." from
www.madeleystaffs.fsnet.co.uk/yearsp2.htm

The Cistercian abbey of St. Mary at Hulton, a daughter-house of Combermere Abbey in Cheshire, was founded by Henry de Audley for the souls of himself and his family. The site, in what was then a remote part of the county, is just over 2 miles east of Burslem in a valley beside the Trent not far from its source. The first brethren were professed in 1219, (fn. 1) but Henry's foundation charter was not issued until 1223. His endowment consisted of the vill of Hulton, the vill of Rushton to the south of Burslem with 'Manesmore', a wood at Sneyd 'with the enclosed hay' at Carmount near Hulton, all his land at Bucknall and Normacot, meadow called 'Bukkeley', and in the north-east of the county the vill of Mixon and 'the vills and tenements' of Bradnop, Middle Cliff, Apesford, 'Ruhegh', and 'Mulnesley' with a pasture at Morridge and a wood at 'Witherward'; the grant also included a yearly pension of 10 marks from Audley church. (fn. 2) Henry made a new grant of the vills of Mixon and Bradnop with the services of all the inhabitants within five years of the death of Ranulph, Earl of Chester, in 1232; describing Ranulph as his lord, Henry made the grant subject to the daily celebration of mass by thirteen monks at Hulton 'all the days of the world' for the souls of Ranulph, Henry, Henry's predecessors and successors, and all the faithful departed. (fn. 3) Further land at Normacot was given by Simon de Verney (fn. 4) and apparently at Bucknall also by Henry de Verdon and his wife Hawise. (fn. 5) In 1256 the king confirmed the gifts of Henry de Audley and Simon de Verney, mentioning in addition a mill and a fishery. (fn. 6)
Henry de Audley was described as patron and advocate of the abbey in 1242,

From: 'Houses of Cistercian monks: The abbey of Hulton', A History of the County of Staffordshire: Volume 3 (1970), pp. 235-37. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=37849. Date accessed: 27 August 2006.


SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
http://homepage.mac.com/philipdavis/LOC/loc0016.html
www.madeleystaffs.fsnet.co.uk/yearsp2.htm
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=37849 ~1196 - >1249 Bertred Mainwaring 53 53 SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1274 - UNKNOWN Jordan De Bredbury ~1353 - UNKNOWN John Booth ~1365 - UNKNOWN Joan Trafford ~1319 - UNKNOWN John Booth Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1320 - UNKNOWN Agnes Loretta Barton Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1300 - UNKNOWN Thomas Booth BET 1290 AND 1307 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Barton Ancestry - Larry Overmire BET 1295 AND 1309 - UNKNOWN Agnes Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1324 - 1386 Henry II Trafford 62 62 ~1330 - 1416 Margery Ince 86 86 BET 1292 AND 1299 - 1370 Henry Trafford ~1302 - UNKNOWN Agnes Doterinde ~1289 - UNKNOWN Robert de Ince ~1275 - UNKNOWN William Booth ~1279 - UNKNOWN Sebilla Brereton ~1246 - UNKNOWN Adam De Booth ~1220 - UNKNOWN Adam De Booth ~1253 - UNKNOWN Richard Brereton ~1264 - 1320 John De Trafford 56 56 ~1236 - 1334 Henry III De Trafford 98 98 D. UNKNOWN Margaret ~1208 - 1288 Henry II de Trafford 80 80 ~1212 - UNKNOWN Loretta ~1258 - UNKNOWN Henry de Ince ~1262 - UNKNOWN Alice De Standish ~1234 - 1290 Jordan De Standish 56 56 ~1234 - UNKNOWN Alianore ~1208 - ~1288 Edmund De Standish 80 80 ~1185 - 1246 Ralph De Standish 61 61 ~1160 - >1219 Ralph De Standish 59 59 ~1164 - UNKNOWN Juliana ~1135 - UNKNOWN Leising De Standish ~1140 - UNKNOWN FNU Spileman ~1116 - UNKNOWN Richard Spileman ~1118 - UNKNOWN FNU Bussell ~1087 - UNKNOWN Warine Bussell ~1058 - UNKNOWN Warine De Bussell ~1062 - UNKNOWN Ameira ~1376 - 1402 William Venables 26 26 ~1376 - UNKNOWN Joan Mascy ~1336 - UNKNOWN Richard De Venables ~1350 - 1382 Joan Fitton 32 32 ~1296 - UNKNOWN Hugh II de Venables ~1312 - UNKNOWN Katherine De Houghton ~1324 - 1374 Hamon Fitton 50 50 ~1328 - <1365 Elizabeth Thorne 37 37 ~1340 - UNKNOWN John Massey ~1352 - UNKNOWN Alice De Worseley ~1308 - UNKNOWN Hugh Mascy ~1313 - UNKNOWN Alice Wrenbury ~1323 - <1359 Geoffrey De Worseley 36 36 ~1330 - UNKNOWN Annabell De Haydock ~1546 - 1623 John Gookin 77 77 BET 1550 AND 1557 - 1612 Katherine Denne ~1514 - 1599 Thomas Gookin 85 85 ~1518 - 15 FEB 1579/80 Amy Durante ~1480 - UNKNOWN Arnold Gookin ~1468 - UNKNOWN John Durant ~1477 - UNKNOWN Dorothy Sapcote ~1531 - 1572 William Denne 41 41 ~1526 - 1569 Agnes Tufton 43 43 ~1505 - 1552 Thomas Denne 47 47 ~1507 - UNKNOWN Margaret Naisshe ~1475 - 1538 Nicholas Tufton 63 63 ~1500 - <1538 Margaret Hever 38 38 ~1467 - UNKNOWN John Hever ~1550 - UNKNOWN Richard Thurston ~1518 - >1555 Robert Thurston 37 37 ~1525 - UNKNOWN Joan Woodward ~1520 - 1588 Thomas Sedgewick 68 68 ~1524 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth ~1458 - UNKNOWN Thomas Whittingham of Pauntley www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm (name = Thomas Whittingham of Pauntley) ~1462 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Croft SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire

From Ancestry/Richard Hodgson:  He believes Elizabeth's mother was not Eleanor Cornwall and lists Eleanor as the wife of Elizabeth's uncle Richard.  Mr. Hodgson has Richard "The Younger" Croft, b abt 1451 and Anne Fox b abt 1455 as Elizabeth's parents; he shows Elizabeth's marriage to John Whittington as abt 1501 in Pauntley, Solers, Gloucestershire; and Elizabeth's death in St. Briavels, Gloucestershire, England.

Look for and read: "The House of Croft of Croft Castle" by O.G.S. Croft, published by E.J. Thornton, 1945 ~1430 - 1498 William Needham 68 68 ~1437 - 1489 Isabel Bromley 52 52 ~1409 - 1488 John Bromley 79 79 ~1413 - UNKNOWN Joane Hextall BET 1427 AND 1431 - 1509 Richard Croft Plaque in St. Michael's Church, Croft Castle:
"This tomb is to the memory of Sir Richard Croft, Knt
Sheriff of Herefordshire 1471-72-77-86
Fought at Mortimer's Cross 1461
Tewkesbury 1471
M. P. for Herfordshire 1477
Governor of Ludlow Castle
Created Knight Banneret after the battle of Stoke 1487
Died July 29 1509
Also of Eleanor his wife, daughter of
Sir Edmund Cornewall Baron of Burford (unable to read)
Widow of Sir Hugh (unable to read)
found at: www.richardiiiworcs.co.uk/croftthumbnails.htm

"1462: the Battle of Mortimer Cross was held on land belonging to the Croft family.  This battle was decisive in putting the Yorkist King Edward IV (a Mortimer) on the throne.  Sir Richard Croft, who fought at the battle, was a Knight for the Shire and Sheriff of the County of Hereford.  In 1471 Richard Croft captured Prince Edward at the battle of Tewkesbury and was make a Knight Banneret upon the field of Stoke by Henry VI.  Under Henry VII Richard was made Receiver-General of the Earldom of March and Knight Banneret at the Battle of Stoke (1487).  He was also Steward to the young Prince Arthur and Treasurer to the King's Household." from www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm

Battle of Towton - March 29, 1461 Sir Richard Croft the Elder and Sir Richard Croft the Younger fought as Yorkists.  www.richard111.com/towton1.htm

Battle of Stoke - June 16, 1487  Sir Richard Croft fought on Lancastrian side and was created knight banneret after the battle.  www.richard111.com/stoke1.htm


SOURCES:
Plaque at St. Michael's Church, Croft Castle, www.richardiiiworcs.co.uk/croftthumbnails.htm
www.castlewales.com/croft.html
www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm
www.richard111.com/towton1.htm
www.richard111.com/stoke1.htm
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry/Arthur E. Turner-Thomas BET 1428 AND 1431 - >1513 Eleanor Cornwall SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry/Artur E. Turner-Thomas
 BET 1432 AND 1435 - 1470 William Whittington BET 1437 AND 1440 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Arundel ~1400 - <1440 Guy Whittington 40 40 ~1405 - <1452 Cecily Brown 47 47 ~1350 - BEF FEB 1422/23 Robert Whittington ~1355 - UNKNOWN Margery Peresford ~1310 - 1359 William De Whittington 49 49 ~1325 - UNKNOWN Joan Mansell ~1380 - UNKNOWN John Brown ~1385 - UNKNOWN Anne Rodborough ~1290 - UNKNOWN William De Whittington ~1290 - UNKNOWN Joan Linet ~1295 - UNKNOWN William Mansell ~1270 - 1324 William Mansell 54 54 ~1274 - UNKNOWN Margaretta ~1220 - UNKNOWN William Mansell ~1305 - UNKNOWN Johanna De Bello ~1280 - UNKNOWN Milonis De Bello ~1176 - UNKNOWN Sampson Mansell Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1136 - UNKNOWN Saher Mansel Saher married Joyce after his return from the war...
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1143 - UNKNOWN Joyce De Alneto Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1113 - >1167 Ralph Mansel 54 54 ~1115 - UNKNOWN Cecily Pagnell ~1115 - UNKNOWN William De Alneto Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1120 - UNKNOWN FNU D'Engian Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1396 - UNKNOWN Humphrey De Arundel ~1372 - ~1436 John V De Arundel 64 64 ~1374 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Lambourne ~1336 - ~1400 John IV De Arundel 64 64 ~1344 - 31 JAN 1395/96 Joan Luscote ~1340 - UNKNOWN William Lambourne 1345 - UNKNOWN Joan Le Soor ~1400 - 1497 Joan Colshull 97 97 ~1370 - UNKNOWN John Colshull ~1370 - UNKNOWN Emmeline Hewis BET 1382 AND 1389 - 1435 Edmund Cornewall of Burford SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry/Arthur E. Turner-Thomas
Ancestry/Jim Weber
 ~1414 - 1468 Elizabeth de la Barre 54 54 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry/Linda York
Ancestry/Susan Cary
Ancestry/Arthur E. Turner-Thomas
Ancestry/Jim Weber ~1365 - 1441 Thomas de la Barre 76 76 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Robin Lux
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1375 - UNKNOWN Alice Talbot SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1312 - UNKNOWN Joanna Bredwarden SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1350 - 1385 Thomas Berry 35 35 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1361 - 1396 Richard Talbot 35 35 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1361 - 1413 Ankaret Le Strange 52 52 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1360 - 10 JAN 1442/43 Richard De Cornewall SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Jim Weber
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
 ~1364 - 1417 Cecilia (Alice) Merbury 53 53 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Jim Weber
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
 <1335 - 1365 Geoffrey De Cornwall 29 29 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1337 - 1369 Cecilia Seymour 32 32 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson BET 1338 AND 1342 - ~1368 John Merbury SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~1319 - 1358 John de Seymour of Swindon 39 39 ~1285 - >1321 Roger de Seymour of Penhow 36 36 ~1300 - UNKNOWN Joan de Damarell of Stoke SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry.com/Robert Jones

Robert Jones has "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" by Alison Weir listed as one of his sources.  Need to read the book when I get a chance.  My grandfather York always told us there was a link to Henry VIII in his family.

I believe that Lettie may be Joan de Damarell of Stoke, born about 1300.  She was heiress of Stoke Damarel, Devonport, Devon, England.  Some internet sources list Joan as the wife of Roger II de Seymour born 1285.  I believe this should actually be Roger III. 

Also see Surname "D'Aumerle".  Is there a possiblity that Joan/Lettie is the daughter of Geoffrey D'Aumerle of Devon, England? ~1258 - 1291 Roger de Seymour of Penhow 33 33 ~1257 - 1308 Lucia De Somery 51 51 ~1392 - 1430 William Bromley 38 38 ~1370 - UNKNOWN John Bromley ~1370 - UNKNOWN Margery Mascy ~1348 - UNKNOWN Richard Bromley ~1355 - UNKNOWN Anne Praers ~1396 - UNKNOWN Margery Mainwaring ~1364 - 1456 Randal Maynwarynge 92 92 1369 - 1459 Margery Venables 90 90 ~1330 - 1383 Hugh III De Venables 53 53 ~1350 - UNKNOWN Margery Cotton ~1316 - UNKNOWN William Mainwaring ~1331 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Leicester ~1306 - UNKNOWN Hugh De Cotton ~1272 - UNKNOWN Hugh De Cotton ~1277 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Heyton ~1240 - UNKNOWN Alan De Coton ~1245 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Acton SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1251 - UNKNOWN Thomas De Heyton ~1474 - UNKNOWN Thomas Wilbram D. UNKNOWN Maud Wood D. UNKNOWN George Woodnett ~1477 - UNKNOWN Anne Corbett D. UNKNOWN John Woodnett D. UNKNOWN Margery Weaver ~1450 - ~1478 Robert Corbet 28 28 ~1455 - UNKNOWN Cecelia Fulleshurst ~1603 - UNKNOWN Christopher Banks Ancestry - Jerry Cox
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1626 - UNKNOWN Henry Isham Ancestry - Cheryl Varner BET 1660 AND 1667 - UNKNOWN Henry Isham ~1665 - UNKNOWN Anne Isham BET 1659 AND 1660 - UNKNOWN Mary Isham ~1652 - UNKNOWN Sarah Royall ~1646 - UNKNOWN Joseph Royall ~1656 - UNKNOWN Littleberry Royall BET 1776 AND 1777 - UNKNOWN Agnes Blackwell ~1780 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Blackwell 1781 - UNKNOWN James Blackwell <1790 - UNKNOWN Susannah Blackwell ~1790 - UNKNOWN Alice Blackwell ~1540 - UNKNOWN Katherine Parrott ~1514 - UNKNOWN Roger Perins ~1518 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Stocker 1886 - UNKNOWN Annie Leona Callahan ~1907 - UNKNOWN Gladis White Private Mildred White 1911 - UNKNOWN Elmer Thomas White Private Donald Eugene White Private Melvin Edgar White Private FNU White ~1438 - UNKNOWN William Muscott ~1438 - UNKNOWN Joan Walter ~1408 - UNKNOWN Richard Muscott ~1405 - UNKNOWN Joan Atkins ~1400 - UNKNOWN William Walter ~1440 - UNKNOWN Christopher Beaufew ~1375 - UNKNOWN William Muscott ~1350 - UNKNOWN William Muscott ~1345 - UNKNOWN Joan Hadern ~1320 - UNKNOWN Richard Muscott ~1315 - UNKNOWN Peter Hadern ~1378 - UNKNOWN Alice Piell ~1350 - UNKNOWN Richard Piell ~1375 - UNKNOWN William Atkins ~1234 - ~1270 Maredudd ap Gruffydd 36 36 The last native lord of Caerleon, he was deprived of his lands by Gilbert de Clare.
http://tredegarhouse.blogspot.com/2005/08/sir-morgan-ap-maredudd-1.html

Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Harold Williams
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Dictionary of Welsh Biography p 638 ~1200 - UNKNOWN Gruffydd ap Maredudd Gethin Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1204 - UNKNOWN Gwerful verch Morgan Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Dictionary of Welsh Biography p 638
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1175 - BEF 15 MAR 1247/48 Morgan ap Hywel Morgan ap Hywel (fl 1210-1246), Welsh lord of Gwynllwg or Caerleon under the earls of Gloucester (lords of Glamorgan), a descendant of Rhydderch, ap Iestyn ap Gwrgant. It may useful to enter under his name a note on his family compiled from Lloyd, Hist. W.

Caradog ap Gruffudd, grandson of Rhydderch ap Iestyn, was killed in the battle of Mynydd Carn (1081). By 1140 we hear of Caradog's son, Owain ap Caradog, in Gwynllwg ('Wentloog'); and in 1154 his son, Morgan ab Owain, was recognized by Henry II as lord of Caerleon - this was the Morgan who was killed by Ifor Bach in 1158. He was followed by his brother Iorwerth ab Owain [Morgan ap Hywel's grandfather]. In 1171 Iorwerth, somehow, fell under the king's displeasure, and lost Caerleon. When (1172) it seems that the two were once more coming to terms, Iorwerth's son, Owain, was killed by the earl of Gloucester's men, and Iorwerth, with his surviving son Hywel [Morgan's father], blazed out against the king and the Normans. Taking advantage of the great 'rebellion' of1172, they seized Caerleon and other castles in Gwent; and though they had lost these castles by 1175, their friendship with the 'lord' Rhys availed to induce the king to return Caerleon to them; in 1184-5 Hywel was one of the six men who held castles in Glamorgan and Gwent in the king's name.

It was c 1210 that Hywel was succeeded by his son Morgan, whose name heads this note. As will be seen in the article on the Marshals, Morgan was involved in their fortunes; he lost Caerleon castle to William Marshal in s1217, and William's sons refused to restore it to him (though he generally kept his hold upon Machen castle) - indeed, Morgan d., a little before 15 March 1248, still deprived of Caerleon. He was followed by his grandson Meredudd (son of his daughter Gwerful), who d. in 1270 - see the article Morgan (fl 1294-5). The lordship, like other Clare lands in Gwent, came into the hands of Elizabeth, the youngest daughter of the Gilbert de Clare who fell in 1314, and so eventually into those of the Mortimer family. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p638]
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Dictionary of Welsh Biography p 638
Ancestry - Errol Bevan BET 1152 AND 1168 - 1210 Mareydd Gethyn ap Rhys Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia.org (Rhys ap Gruffydd) ~1174 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian "Fechan" verch Hywel Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1238 - UNKNOWN Mawd verch Cadwallon Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Harold Williams
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1212 - UNKNOWN Cadwallon ap Madog Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1216 - UNKNOWN Gwladus verch Philip Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1230 - UNKNOWN Dafydd ap Meurig Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1185 - UNKNOWN Meurig "Gam" ap Maredudd ~1136 - UNKNOWN Maredud ap Rhydderch ~1154 - UNKNOWN Tangwystl verch Rhys ~1345 - >1423 Philip ap Adam 78 78 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1295 - UNKNOWN Adam "Dwpa" ap Morus Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1265 - UNKNOWN Morus ap Ernwlff Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1230 - UNKNOWN Ernwlff ap Adam Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1200 AND 1246 - UNKNOWN Adam "Fychan" Adam SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1210 - UNKNOWN FNU Burchill SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1170 - UNKNOWN Adam ap Ifor SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson BET 1174 AND 1185 - UNKNOWN Goleuddydd verch Hywel SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1185 - UNKNOWN David Burchill SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1189 - UNKNOWN FNU Turberville SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1436 - UNKNOWN Roger Vaughan ~1410 - 1471 Roger Vaughan 61 61 ~1414 - UNKNOWN Denise verch Thomas ~1377 - 1415 Roger Vaughan 38 38 ~1405 - 1454 Gwladus verch Dafydd 49 49 ~1465 - UNKNOWN Jane Whitney ~1436 - UNKNOWN Robert Whitney ~1452 - UNKNOWN Alice Vaughn ~1410 - ~1468 Eustace Whitney 58 58 ~1414 - UNKNOWN Jennet Trussell ~1422 - UNKNOWN Thomas Vaughn ~1420 - UNKNOWN Ellen Gethyn ~1379 - 12 MAR 1440/41 Robert Whitney ~1348 - 1402 Robert Whitney 54 54 ~1352 - UNKNOWN Mary Cromwell ~1318 - ~1380 Robert Whitney 62 62 ~1383 - UNKNOWN Wenllian (Joan) Oldcastle ~1352 - UNKNOWN Thomas Oldcastle ~1287 - 9 FEB 1352/53 Eustace Whitney ~1256 - BET 1301 AND 1306 Eustace Whitney ~1225 - <1277 Robert Whitney 52 52 ~1383 - UNKNOWN William Trussell ~1360 - UNKNOWN Lawrence Trussell ~1362 - UNKNOWN Matilda Scharnels ~1390 - UNKNOWN Margery Ludlow ~1365 - UNKNOWN John Ludlow ~1370 - UNKNOWN Isabel Lingayn ~1353 - UNKNOWN Dafydd "Fychan" ap Dafydd Was Dafydd's mother Gwenllian or Angharad?? ~1304 - UNKNOWN Dafydd ap Llywelyn Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1238 - UNKNOWN Joyce Fitton ~1356 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Einion ~1510 - UNKNOWN Rheinallt Morgan ~1512 - UNKNOWN John Morgan ~1514 - UNKNOWN Edmund Morgan ~1516 - UNKNOWN Margaret Morgan ~1518 - UNKNOWN Barbara Morgan ~1520 - UNKNOWN Maud Morgan ~1522 - UNKNOWN Jane Morgan ~1524 - UNKNOWN Constance Morgan ~1526 - UNKNOWN Mary Morgan ~1528 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morgan ~1555 - UNKNOWN John Miller ~1555 - UNKNOWN Barbara MacKay ~1530 - 1572 Iye Du Mackay 42 42 ~1534 - UNKNOWN Christian Sinclair 1550 - 1631 Duncan Campbell 80 80 ~1557 - 1593 Janet Stewart 36 36 ~1515 - 1583 Colin Campbell 68 68 ~1525 - UNKNOWN Katherine Ruthven ~1490 - 1550 Donald MacKay 60 60 ~1500 - 2 JAN 1561/62 Elene Sinclair ~1463 - 1517 Iye (Red) Roy MacKay 54 54 ~1470 - UNKNOWN FNU O'Beolan ~1507 - UNKNOWN John Sinclair ~1511 - UNKNOWN Agatha Groat ~1463 - UNKNOWN William Sinclair BET 1467 AND 1478 - UNKNOWN Mary Gordon ~1433 - UNKNOWN William Sinclair ~1432 - UNKNOWN Christian Leslie ~1630 - UNKNOWN James Miller ~1632 - UNKNOWN Edward Miller ~1634 - UNKNOWN Augustine Miller ~1638 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Miller ~1636 - UNKNOWN Mary Miller ~1360 - UNKNOWN Ieuan Kemeys ~1363 - UNKNOWN Joan Verch Ieuan ~1368 - >1419 Mathew ap Ieuan 51 51 ~1358 - UNKNOWN Ieuan ap Gruffydd ~1344 - UNKNOWN Crisli verch Gawdyn ~1362 - UNKNOWN Jonet verch Jenkyn ~1342 - UNKNOWN Jenkyn ap John ~1342 - UNKNOWN Alice verch Robert Hopkin ~1312 - UNKNOWN Robert Hopkin ~1594 - 1657 John Edward Lewis 63 63 "the Welsh Lineage of John Lewis (1592-1657) Emigrant to Gloucester, VA by Grace McLean Moses, p 4, "Here lieth interred the body of John Lewis (borne in Munmoth shire) died the 21st of August 1657 aged 63 years. The anagram of his name I shew no ill"- lying on the exact tract of land patent to Mr Jon Lewis, 250 acres at the head of a branch belonging to Poroptanke Creek, called Lewis Creek-Gloucester Co, VA-1 July 1653 1
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John was granted two hundred and fifty acres for the transfer of five persons into the colony of Gloucester County, Virginia in 1653.  Names John Lewis, Lidia Lewis, William Lewis, Edward Lewis and John Lewis Jr.
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Ancestry/David V. Hughey
Ancestry/Ronnie Fitzgerald
 ~1610 - UNKNOWN Liddea Warner Ancestry/David V. Hughey BET 1550 AND 1560 - 1616 William Lewis Ancestry/Ronnie Fitzgerald
Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell 1565 - UNKNOWN Margaret Puleston Ancestry/Ronnie Fitzgerald
Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell
Ancestry - Phillip Clark BET 1689 AND 1707 - UNKNOWN William Lewis ~1694 - UNKNOWN Mourning Lewis BET 1689 AND 1707 - UNKNOWN Joseph Lewis BET 1689 AND 1707 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lewis D. UNKNOWN Thomas Phillip Llewelyn BET 1525 AND 1530 - UNKNOWN Hugh Lewis Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell BET 1512 AND 1520 - UNKNOWN Agnes verch William Griffith Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell BET 1530 AND 1540 - 1599 John Puleston Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1540 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Woolrich Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1491 - 1 FEB 1523/24 Christopher (of Barnetby) Kelke ~1495 - JAN 1559/60 Isabel Girlington ~1460 - UNKNOWN William Girlington ~1462 - UNKNOWN Katherine Hilyard or Hildyard D. <1557 Thomasine Skerne D. UNKNOWN Percival Skerne ~1575 - UNKNOWN Henry Farrar JAN 1580/81 - UNKNOWN John Farrar ~1435 - 1501 Robert Hildyard 66 66 <1440 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hastings ~0835 - UNKNOWN Eliffer ap Gronwy ~0800 - UNKNOWN Gronwy ap Cynhaethwy ~0768 - UNKNOWN Cynhaethwy ap Ceno ~0840 - UNKNOWN Cynfelyn ap Iaceu ~0896 - UNKNOWN Arthfael ap Enflew ~0898 - UNKNOWN Idwal ap Enflew BET 789 AND 810 - 0878 Rhodri ap Merfyn Was Rhodri's mother Nest or Esyllt?

Rhodri was the first ruler of Wales to be called "the Great" and the first to rule most of present day Wales.  He inherited the kingdom of Gwynedd on his father's death in 844 and the kingdom of Powys in 855 when hi uncle Cyngen ap Cadell, Ruler of Powys, died on pilgimage to Rome.  In 872 when Gwygon, the ruler of Seisyllwg accidentally drowned, Rhodri added his kingdom to his domain by virtue of his marriage to Angharad, Gwgon's sister.

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Hwyel Dda)
wikipedia.org (Rhodri the Great) BET 764 AND 780 - BET 843 AND 844 Merfyn "Frych" ap Gwriad Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad)
wikipedia.org (Rhodri the Great) ~0770 - UNKNOWN Esyllt verch Cynan Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad) BET 738 AND 750 - 0825 Gwriad ap Elidir Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0801 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Cadell Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad)
wikipedia.org (Rhodri the Great) ~0720 - BET 816 AND 817 Cynan Tyndaethwy ap Rhodri Molwynog Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0825 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Meurig Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 770 AND 780 - UNKNOWN Meurig ap Dyfnwallon Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0755 - UNKNOWN Dyfnwallon ap Arthen ~0886 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd ap Owain ~0893 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon ap Owain ~0822 - 0886 Hywel ap Rhys 64 64 ~0826 - UNKNOWN Lleuca Rhys ~0792 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Arthfael ~0768 - UNKNOWN Arthfael ap Gwriad ~0770 - UNKNOWN Brawstuff verch Gloud ~0716 - UNKNOWN Gwriad ap Brochwel ~0673 - UNKNOWN Brochwel ap Rhys ~0643 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Ithel ~0748 - UNKNOWN Ceingar verch Maredudd ~0721 - 0796 Maredudd ap Tewdws 75 75 ~0699 - UNKNOWN Tewdws I ap Rhain ~0677 - UNKNOWN Rhain ap Cadwgon ~0655 - UNKNOWN Cadwgon "Trydelig" ap Cathen ~0633 - UNKNOWN Cathen ap Gwlyddien ~1047 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd ap Cydrych ~1170 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Gruffudd ~1173 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Gruffudd D. UNKNOWN Lloyd Stamey May be the "Infant son of Bob & Florence Stamey" buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery "7-23-1937." Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey Living Stamey 1831 - UNKNOWN Margaret Countryman ~1854 - UNKNOWN Charles Franklin Hintson ~1856 - UNKNOWN Martha Hintson ~1858 - UNKNOWN William B. Hintson ~1004 - UNKNOWN Cynan ap Iago ~1031 - UNKNOWN Ragnaillt of Dublin ~0964 - 1039 Iago ap Idwal 75 75 ~0964 - UNKNOWN Afandreg verch Gwair ~1000 - 1034 Amlaib macSitric 34 34 ~1000 - UNKNOWN Maelcorcre of Leinster BET 1040 AND 1044 - 1105 Owain ap Edwin ~1044 - UNKNOWN Morwyl verch Ednywain BET 990 AND 1020 - 1073 Edwin ap Gronwy Ancestry - Roger Saunders BET 1018 AND 1024 - UNKNOWN Iwerydd verch Cynfen Ancestry - Roger Saunders ~1000 - >1079 Ednywain I ap Neiniad 79 79 ~1000 - >1070 Gwerful verch Lluddica 70 70 ~0940 - 0996 Idwal ap Meurig 56 56 ~0917 - UNKNOWN Meurig ap Idwal ~0949 - UNKNOWN Gwair ap Pill ~0970 - 1042 Sitric mac Ambliab 72 72 ~0980 - UNKNOWN Slani ingen Briain BET 926 AND 942 - 1014 Brian Boru na Munster Brian Bóruma mac Cennétig
King of Ireland, 1002-1014; king of Mumu (Munster), 978-1014.

Brian became king of Munster upon defeating and killing the previous king Máel Muad mac Brain (of Éoganacht Raithlind) in 978 [AU; CGH 360 (Munster king list)]. In 1002, he was recognized as king of Ireland on the submission of Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill. His forces were victorious at the famous Battle of Clontarf near Dublin on Good Friday, 23 April 1014, but both Brian and his son Murchad were killed there [AU; AI; CS; AFM; ALC].

Date of Birth: possibly 941 [AU]. Although his birth entry in the Annals of Ulster is certainly retrospective, it would make Brian about 73 at the time of his death, and is much more likely than the date of ca. 926 that is indicated by other annals [e.g., CS, AFM, both also retrospective].
Place of Birth: Unknown

Date of Death: 23 April 1014 [AU; AI; CS; AFM; ALC, of which the last two of these indicate that the battle occurred on Good Friday, which was on 23 April in 1014]
Place of Death: Battle of Clontarf (near Dublin), buried at Ard Macha (Armagh) [AU].

Father: Cennétig mac Lorcáin, king of Tuadmuman (Thomond), d. 951 [CGH 237, 250, 427]

Mother: Bé Binn ingen Aurchada, daughter of Aurchad mac Murchada, king of of Uí Briúin Seóla (West Connacht) [BS 188-9, 227]

Spouses:
There is some uncertainty about the order of Brian's four known wives. As mother of Murchad, apparently Brian's eldest son, Mór would appear to be the first wife, and Dub Choblaig appears to have been a wife married late in life. The order of Echrad and Gormlaith is more ambiguous, but Gormlaith's son by Brian survived Brian by fifty years, suggesting the order shown here.

(1) Mór ingen Eiden, daughter of Eiden mac Clérig of Uí Fiachrach Aidne [CGH 238; BS 228, which give her parentage and state that she was the mother of Murchad, Conchobar, and Flann, but neither of these two sources give her first name, which is given by Todd clxiii, clxxvi (citing O'Donovan, ed. The genealogies, tribes and customs of the Hy Fiachrach, 398)].

(2) Echrad ingen Carrlusa, daughter of Carrlus mac Ailella, king of Uí Áeda Odba [BS 189, 228, which states that she was Tadc's mother. The Book of Lecan version of the Banshenchus indicates that Echrad was also married (order uncertain) to a certain Gilla Pátraic (somtimes identified with the king of Osraige of that name, but actual identity uncertain) [BS 189].

(3) Gormlaith ingen Murchada, d. 1030 [AT; CS], daughter of Murchad mac Finn, king of Laigen (Leinster) [BS 314, 338, 189, 227; CS, which state that she was the mother of Murchad.] Gormlaith had previously been married to Amlaíb Cuaran (Anlaf Cwiran, Olaf Cuaran), d. 981, king of Dublin and York, by whom she was the mother of Sitriuc mac Amlaíb, king of Dublin [AT; BS 314, 338, 189, 227], and also a son-in-law of Brian (see below). She is said to have been repudiated by Brian, after which she married Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill, king of Ireland and Mide (Meath).

(4) Dub Choblaig, d. 1009, daughter of the king of Connacht [AU and other Irish annals, which do not state which king of Connacht was her father. The king reigning at the time of her obituary in the annals was Cathal mac Conchobair (reigned 973-1010), and he would be the most likely candidate for her father.]

Children:

by Mor ingen Eiden:

Murchad mac Briain, rígdamna of Ireland, slain at Clontarf, 23 April 1014.

Conchobar mac Briain. No further information known.

Flann mac Briain. No further information known.

by Echrad ingen Carrlusa:

Tadc mac Briain, rígdamna of Ireland [AI], d. 1023 [CGH 250, 427; BS 189, 228]

by Gormlaith ingen Murchada:

Donnchad mac Briain, king of Mumu, d. 1065 [CGH 238; BS 314, 338, 189, 227]

mother unknown:

Domnall mac Briain, d. 1011 [AI; AFM]

Slani ingen Briain, m. Sitriuc mac Amlaíb (Sigtryggr Óláfsson, Sitric "Silkenbeard"), king of Dublin [HGaC, which further gives the line of descent of Gruffudd ap Cynan, king of Gwynedd, from Slani. The marriage is partially confirmed by CGG193, 257, which states that the "son of Amlaíb" (clearly referring to Sitriuc) was married to a daughter of Brian.]

Sadb ingen Briain, d. 1048 [AI], said to have married Cian mac Máel Muaid, a son of Brian's predecessor in the kingship of Munster, Máel Muad mac Brain [Todd cxl, but without citing a source].

Dub Essa ingen Briain, d.1052 [CS; AFM]

Bé Binn ingen Briain, d. 1073 [AU; AFM]
Commentary

Supposed additional daughter (probably falsely attributed):

NN, stated without evidence to have been a wife of Malcolm II, king of Scotland [Newman 144, 161 states that a daughter of Brian (name not provided) was married to Malcolm II, without providing any supporting evidence. This alleged daughter has been supplied with the name of "Blanaid" in some databases, evidently based on certain works of historical fiction written by novelist Morgan Llywelyn which used Newman's book as a source. This supposed daughter is absent from other recent histories of both Ireland and Scotland that would have been expected to mention the marriage if there was any good evidence for it, and the existence of this supposed daughter cannot be accepted based on any currently known evidence.]
Bibliography

AFM = John O’Donovan, ed. & trans., Annála Rioghachta Eireann. Annals of the kingdom of Ireland by the Four Masters (7 vols., Dublin, 1848-51).

ALC = W. M. Hennessy, ed. & trans., Annals of Loch Cé (Rolls Series 54, London, 1871).

AI = Seán Mac Airt, ed. & trans., The Annals of Inisfallen (Dublin, 1944, reprinted 1988).

AU = Seán Mac Airt and Gearóid Mac Niocaill, ed. & trans., The Annals of Ulster (Dublin, 1983).

AT = Whitley Stokes, ed., ‘The Annals of Tigernach’, Revue Celtique 16 (1895), 374-419; 17 (1896), 6-33, 116-263, 337-420; 18 (1897), 9-59, 150-303, 374-91. (Includes text plus translation of Irish text, but no translation of Latin text.)

CGG = J. H. Todd, ed. & trans., Cogadh Gaedhel re Gallaibh. The War of the Gaedhil with the Gall (Rolls Series 48, London, 1867). (An early twelfth century source describing the wars between the Irish and Vikings, generally regarded as propoganda written in favor of the descendants of Brian Bóruma, but also incorporating earlier material. Information from the actual text of Cogadh Gaedhel re Gallaibh is cited above as "CGG", whereas statements made by Todd in the lengthy introduction are cited above as "Todd".)

CGH = M. A. O’Brien, ed., Corpus Genealogiarum Hiberniae (Dublin, 1962, reprinted 1976 with new Introduction by J. V. Kelleher).

CS = W. M. Hennessy, ed. & trans., Chronicum Scotorum (Rolls Series 46, London, 1866).

HGaC = Genealogies from Hanes Gruffudd ap Cynan, in Peter C. Bartrum, ed., Early Welsh Genealogical Tracts (Cardiff, 1966), 35-7.

Newman = Roger Chatterton Newman, Brian Boru, King of Ireland (Dublin, 1983).

Todd = Todd's notes and introduction from CGG above.

Compiled by Stewart Baldwin
Submitted 9 September 2001.
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Brian Boroimhe * (Boru), the 175th Monarch of Ireland: a younger son of Cieadh; b. 926, at Kincora, the royal seat of his ancestors; and fell by the hand of Brodar, the Danish admiral at, the battle of Clontarf, on Good Friday, the 23rd April, 1014, in the 88th year of his age. This Brian ("Brian": Irish, very greath strength), was the ancestor of O'Brien, Kings of Thomond. He had eleven brothers, of whom only four left issue, viz. - I. Mahoun, the eldest brother, who was King of Munster, before Brian, and a quo many families. II. Donchamacn, who was the ancestor of among other families, Custace, O'Kennedy, O'Regan (of Thomond), O'Kelleher, O'Beollan (or Boland), O'Casey, Power, Twomey, etc. III. Eichtigern (a quo Ahearne, Hearne, Heron), who was ancestor of MacCraith, (or MacGrath), of Thomond, ets. IV> Anlmacn, who was the ancestor of Quirk, etc.

Brian Boroimhe was four times m.; his first wife was Mor, dau. of Flan O'Hyne, Prince of Hy-Fichra Aidhue, in Galway, by whome he had three sons of whom Murrough, who fell at the Battle of Clontarf, was one. Brian was secondly m. to Eachraidh, dau. of Cerbhall, son of Olioll Fionn, and had: 1. Teige; 2. Donal, who distinguished himself at Clontarf, and was slain by the Siol Murray in a battle fought by the Dalcassians against the Conacians. His third wife was Gormliath, the "Kormloda" of Icelandic history; sister of Maelmora, King of Leinster: and relict of Aulaf, the Danish King of Dublin, to whom she bore the celebrated Sitric, who succeeded his father as King of the Danes of Dublin. By Gormliath Brian had Donogh, the 176th Monarch of Ireland, who was the ancestor of Plunkett, and of the O'Briens of Coomacgh, in Limerick, and of Aherlow, in Tipperary; and a daughter Dabh, who m. Cian who is #109 on the "O'Mahony" pedigree, by whom she had Mathgabhuin, the founder of the family of O'Mahony, in the county Cork. Brian's fourth wife was Dubhcobhla, who d. s.p. 1009; she was dau. of Cathal O'Connor, King of Connaught.

*Brian Boroimhe is represented by our old annaists as a man of fine figure, large stature, of great strength of body, and undaunted valour; and has been always justly celebrated as one of the greatest of the Irish Monarchs, equally conspicuous for his mental endowments and physical energies; a man of great intellectmacl powers, sagacity, and bravery; a warrior and legislator; and, at the same time, distinguished for his munificence, piety, and patronage of learned men: thus combining all the elements of a great character, and equally eminent in the arts of war and peace; a hero and patriot, whose memory will always remain famous as one of the foremost of the Irish Kings, in wisdom and valour. Brian lived at his palace of (Cean Cora) (Kincora), in a style of regal splendour and magnificence, unequalled by any of the Irish Kings since the days of Cormac MacArt, the celebrated Monarch of Ireland in the third century - the glories of whose palace at Tara were for many ages the theme of the Irish bards. [Irish Landed Gentry, pp 122-123]


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Annals of Ulster has many various entries on Brian Boru from about 999 until his death in 1014. (pp 429-449)

U1014.2
Brian son of Ceinnetig son of Lorcan, king of Ireland, and Mael Sechnaill son of Domnall, king of Temair, led and army to Ath Cliath. All the Laigin were assembled to meet him, and the foreigners of Aith Cliath, and a like number of the foreigners of Scandinavia, i.e. to the number of 1,000 breastplates. A valiant battle was fought between them, the like of which was never before encountered. Then the foreigners and teh Laigin first broke in defeat, and they were completely wiped out. There fell on the side of the foreign troop in this battle Mael Morda son of Murchad, king of Laigin, and Domnal son of Fergal, king of the Forthmactha, and of the foreigners there fell Dubgall son of Amlaib, Siucraid son of Lodur, jarl of Innsi Orc, and Gilla Ciarain son of Glun Iairn, heir designate of the foreigners, and Oittir Dub and Smacrtgair and Donnchad grandson of Erulb and Grisene and Luimne and Amlaib son of Lagmann and Brotor who slew Brian i.e. chief of the Scandinavian fleet, and six thousand who were killed or drowned. Of the Irish moreover there fell in the counter-shock Brian son of Ceinneting, over-king of the Irish of Ireland, and of the foreigners and of the Britons, the Augustus of the whole of north-west Europe, and his son Murchad, and the latter's son, i.e. Tairdelbach son of Murchad, and Conaing son of Donn Cmacn son of Cenneitig, heir designate of Mumu, and Mothla son of Domnal son of Faelan, king of the Deisi Muman; Eochu son of Dunadach and Niall mac Cuinn and Ceineitig's son, - Brian's three companions; two kings of Ui Maine, mac Cellaig .......... , and Mael Rmacnaid mac hEidin, king of Aidne, and Claen, king of Ciarraige Lmacchra and Domnall son of Diarmait, king of Corcu Daiscinn, and Scannlan son of Cathal, king of Eoganacht of Loch Lein, and other nobles. Mael Muire son of Eochaid, successor of Patrick, with his venerable clerics and relics, came moreover to Sord Coluim Chille, and brought away the body of Brian, king of Ireland, and the body of his son Murchad, and the head of Conaing and the head of Mothla, and buried them in Ard Macha in a new tomb. For twelve nights the community of Patrick waked the bodies in honour of the dead king. [Annals of Ulster, p 447-449]

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Annals of the Four Masters has many entries on Brian Boru from about 997 until his death in which it has in1013. (pp 737-781)

M1013.11
An army was lead by Brian, son of Ceinneidigh, son of Lorcan, King of Ireland, and by Maelseachlainn, son of Domhnall, King of Teamhair, to Ath-cliath. The foreigners of the west of Europe assembled against Brian and Maelseachlainn; and they took with them ten hundred men with coats of mail. A spirited, fierce, violent, vengeful, and furious battle was fought between them, the likeness of which was not to be found in that time, - at Clmacintarbh, on the Friday before Easter precisely. In this battle were slain Brian, son of Ceinneidigh, monarch of Ireland, who was the Augustus of all the West of Europe, in the eighty-eighth year of his age; Murchadh, son of Brian, heir apparent to the sovereignty of Ireland, in the sixty-third year of his age; Conaing, son of Donncmacn, the son of Brian's brother; Toirdhealbhach, son of Murchadh, son of Brian; Mothla, son of Domhnall, son of Faelan, lord of the Deisi-Mumhan; Eocha, son of Dunadhach, i.e. chief of Clann-Scannlain; Niall mac Cuinn; Cuduiligh, son of Ceinneidigh, the three companions of Brian; Tadha mac Cealliagh, lord of Ui Maine; Maelrmacnaidh na Paidre mac hEidhin, lord of Aidhne; Geibheannach, son of Dubhagan, lord of Feara-Maighe; Mac-Beatha, son of Muireadhach Claen, lord of Ciarraighe-Lmacchra; Domhnall, son of Diarmaid, lord of Corca-Bhaiscinn; Scannlan, son of Cathal, lord of Eoghanacht-Locha Lein; and Domhnall, son of Einhin, son of Cainneach, great steward of Mair in Alba. The forces were afterwards routed by dint of battling, bravery, and striking, by Maelseachlainn, from Tulcainn to Ath-cliath, against the foreigners and the Leinstermen; and there fell Maelmordha, son of Murchadh, son of Finn, King of Leinster; the son of Brogarbhan, son of Conchobhar, Tanist of Ui-Failghe; and Tuathal, son of Ugaire, royal heir of Leinster; and a countless slaughter of the Leinstermen along with them. There were also slain Dubhghall, son of Amhlaeibh, and Gillaciarain, son of Gluniairn, two tanists of the foreigners; Sichfrith, son of Loder, Earl of Innsi hOrc; Brodar, chief of the Danes of Denmarks, who was the person that slew Brian. The ten hundred in armour were cut to pieces, and at the least three thousand of the foreigners were slain. It was of the death of Brian and of this battle the following quatrain was composed:
Thirteen years, one thousand complete
Since Christ was born, not long since the date,
Of prosperous years - accurate the enumeration -
until the foreigners were slaughtered together with Brian.
Maelmuire, son of Eochaidh, successor of Patrick, proceeded with the seniors and relics to Sord-Choluim-Chille; and they carried from thence the body of Brian, King of Ireland, and the body of Murchadh, his son, and the head of Conaing, and the head of Mothla. Maelmuire and his clergy waked the bodies with great honour and veneration; and they were interred at Ard-Macha in a new tomb. [Annals of the Four Masters, pp 773-781]  (from Jane Williams Flank tree at Ancestry.com)
 ~0950 - ~0980 Eachraidh Ui Aeda Odba 30 30 ~0920 - 1014 Dunlaing of Leinster 94 94 ~0890 - 0958 Tuathal of Leinster 68 68 ~0860 - 0917 Ugaire of Leinster 57 57 ~0959 - UNKNOWN Gronwy ap Einion ~0983 - UNKNOWN Ethelfleda verch Edwin ~0933 - 0984 Einion ap Owain 51 51 wikipedia.org (Owain ap Hywel)
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~0934 - UNKNOWN Nesta of Devon ~0913 - 0987 Owain ap Hywel 74 74 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Owain ap Hywel)
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~0918 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Llewelyn Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~1115 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Uchtryd Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1110 - >1184 Iorwerth ap Owain 74 74 IN 1171 Iorwerth, somehow, fell under the king's displeasure, and lost Caerleon. When (1172) it seemed that the two were once more coming to terms, Iorwerth's son, Owain, was killed by the earl of Gloucester's men, and Iorwerth, with his surviving son Hywel, blazed out against the king and the Normans. Taking advantage of the great 'rebellion' of 1173, they seized Caerleon and other castles in Gwent; and though they had lost these castles by 1175, their friendship with the 'lord' Rhys availed them to induce the king to return Caerleon to them; in 1184-5 Hywel was one of the six men who held castles in Glamorgan and Gwent in the king's name. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p638]

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0938 - 0999 Maredudd ap Owain 61 61 wikipedia.org (Owain ap Hywel)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog
wikipedia.org (Bleddyn ap Cynfyn) ~0943 - UNKNOWN FNU verch Llandilo ~0940 - 1037 Lluddica ap Tewdwr 97 97 0903 - UNKNOWN Tewdwr ap Ynyr ~0907 - UNKNOWN Angahard verch Hywel ~0958 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Iago ~0916 - UNKNOWN Iago ap Idwal ~0883 - 0942 Idwal ap Anarawd 59 59 ~0887 - UNKNOWN Mereddon verch Cadw? ~0887 - 0950 Hywel "Ddu\The Good" ap Cadell 63 63 Hywel eventually became ruler of most of Wales.  He was one of the most successful native Welch rulers prior to the Norman conquest.  He was the only Welsh ruler ever to produce coinage.

Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia.org (Owain ap Hywel)
wikipedia.org (Hwyel Dda)
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm
 BET 890 AND 893 - 0943 Elen verch Llywarch Ancestry - Isiaha Lee BET 1164 AND 1225 - UNKNOWN Gronwy of Arwystli Ancestry - David Hurst
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1200 - UNKNOWN Llywarch ap Gwrgan Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~1175 - UNKNOWN Gwrgan of Ceredigion Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog
Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1150 - UNKNOWN Gwrgeneu of Ceredigion Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1130 - UNKNOWN Gwreneu of Ceredigion Ancestry - Larry Overmire
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1110 - UNKNOWN Mawd verch Ralph Ancestry - Larry Overmire
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1110 - UNKNOWN Einion of Ceredigion Ancestry - Larry Overmire
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - TC Renehan ~1075 - 1116 Owain ap Cadwgon 41 41 Owain ap Cadwgan (d 1116) prince of Powys, was the son of Cadwgan ap Bleddyn ap Cynfyn. He spent a part of his childhood at the court of Muircheartach, king of Dublin and of Munster, whither he was sent for protection during the 'invasion of the two earls' (1098), but he no doubt returned to Wales when his father became lord of Ceredigion and part of Powys. In 1106 he murdered Meurig and Griffri, sons of Trahaiarn ap Caradog, a deed which early betrayed the violence of his disposition. In 1110 he committed an ourtrage which had serious consequences. Gerald of Windsor, the castellan of Pembroke, was building himself a home at Cenarth Bychan, and had already taken thither his wife Nest (daughter of Rhys ap Tewdwr) and her children. Owain paid a visit to Nest, who was his second cousin, and, becoming violently enamoured of her, organised a night attacke upon the half-build fortress and carried her off. Cadwgan vainly endeavoured to ward off the vengeance certain to follow such a deed by inducing Owain to retore his captive. Other Welsh princes were sent into Cadwgan's territories by Henry I to avenge the wrongs of his officer, and father and son were forced to go into hiding. Owain sailed across to Ireland and sought refuge with his old protector, Muircheartach. Cadwgan was able in a little while to recover Ceredigion, but had to promise that he would have no dealings with his lawless son. Unfortunately he had no control over Owain's movements. Before the end of the year the fugitive had returned, and, finding the new prince of Powys, Madog ap Rhiryd, at odds with the Normans, entered into an alliance with him. Henry set another ruler over Powys in the person of Iorwerth ap Bleddyn, whereupon Owain and Madog established themselves as freebooters, using Iorwerth's territory as a retreat. It was in vain that Iorwerth appealed to them to have some regard for his reputation; they only quitted his territory when he gathered together a host against them. After devastating Meirionydd, Owain ventured once again into Ceredition, and soon began a course of border plunder at the expense of the men of Dyfed. The murder of a prominent Fleming, William of Brabant, by Owain and his men was reported to Henry as he was in conference with Cadwgan. convinced that nothing could be made of Owain, the king now deprived Cadwgan of Ceredigion, which was given to Gilbert de Clare. Owain thereupon made his escape once more to Ireland. But in 1112 Iorwerth of Powys was slain by Madog ap Rhiryd, the vacant lordship was given to Cadwgan, and Owain was forgiven. Madog, however, slew Cadwgan before Owain reappeared in Powys; he received a portion of the lordship from the crown authorities, but the greater part was given to Owain. In the following year Madog fell into the hands of Owain's captain of the gmacrds, Maredudd ap Bleddyn, and at Owain's command the captive was blinded and depried of his lands.

Henry I's expedition of 1114 was largely directed against Owain, who took refuge with Gruffydd ap Cynan; but the Welsh had not much difficulty in purchasing terms of peace, and when Henry crossed to Normandy in September, the prince of Powys was one of his retinue. He returned with the king the following July, having in the meantime been knighted. so completely was he now restored to favor that in 1116 Henry entrusted him to the task of subduing the rebellious Gruffydd ap Rhys, who was actively asserting his claim to the lordship of Deheubarth. Owain led a host into Ystrad Tywi, but, while ravaging with a small company near Carmarthen, was unexpectedly attacked by a Flemish army under Gerald of Windsor and killed. [Dictionary of National Biography XIV:1284-5]

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Owain ap Cadwgan (d 1116), prince of Powys. He has earned notoriety because of his abduction of Nest in 1109, and teh murder in 1110 of a leading member of the Flemish colony in Dyfed, incidents which gained him the lasting enmity of those injured thereby; indeed he d at the nads of a part of Flemings led by Nest's husband, Gerald of Windsor, when, in 1116, he was campaigning on behalf of the king against a fellow-prince in South Wales. Meanwhile, after two short periods of exile in Ireland, he had succeeded his father, Cadwgan ap Bleddyn, as king in Powys (1111). After the royal expedition into Wales in 1114, Henry I, who had always shown considerable patience with Owain, took the precaution of taking him to Normandy where he was knighted in 1115. He left no direct descendants. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p689]

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From: "D. Spencer Hines" <D._Spencer_Hines_TD@@aya.yale.edu>
Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medieval,soc.history.medieval
Subject: Re: The Bastards of King Henry I
NNTP-Posting-Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 15:47:42 EDT


There are several versions of one intriguing story about the Welsh beauty Nest ---- 26th Great-Grandmother Nest ---- some may well say.

The first version is that at Christmas of 1108, Owain, son of Cadwgan ap Bleddyn [Owain ap Cadwgan of Cardigan] came to visit Gerald of Windsor and his wife Nest. Owain supposedly so lusted after her that he attacked the castle that very same night, carried her off and had his way with her.

In a Version 1A of that story, Nest is herself a willing abductee. All in all, probably a better story.

In the second version, the castle is identified ---- the castle of Cenarth Bychan ---- and Owain and 15 companions in debauched lechery break in, set fire to several buildings and during the resulting chaos seize Nest and her children.

In Version 2A of that story ---- which obviously overlaps with 1 and 1A ---- Nest is, once again, a willing partner to the escapade.

No known illegitimates seem to have resulted from this adventure in 12th Century Mistress-Snatching.

But, be that as it may, Nest was some babe ---- and if she is indeed my 26th Great-Grandmother [and that of millions of other folks] I'd certainly liked to have dinner and a nice chat with her ---- take her to Waikiki and Kamaci for a scenic trip ---- that sort of thing.

In any case, Henry I 'Beauclerc' seems to have been so angered by this treatment of his castellan at Pembroke and his wife ---- as well as Henry's maîtresse du jour ---- that he reportedly saw it as a direct challenge to his kingly power and arranged for the invasion of
Ceredigion, as an act of revenge against Owain ap Cadwgan and his family.

Deus Vult.

Fortem Posce Animum.
----

D. Spencer Hines

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Ancestry - Larry Overmire
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 ~1055 - UNKNOWN Ewron verch Hoedlyw Ancestry - TC Renehan ~1000 - UNKNOWN Cynillin ap Y Blaidd Rydd ~1047 - 1111 Cadwgon of Nannau 64 64 Cadwgan (d 1111), prince, was the second son of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn. He is first heard of in 1088, when, with his brothers, Madog and Rhiryd, he attacked Deheubarth and drove Rhys ap Tewdwr into exile. Later in the year, Rhys returned with a fleet from Ireland and met the men of Powys in a battle, in which Madog and Rhiryd fell, but from which Cadwgan escaped. The death of Rhys in 1093 seemed to offer an opportunity for renewing the foiled attempt upon the South, but a few weeks sufficed ot show that it was the Normans who were to profit, and this on a grand scale, by the untoward event. In was about this time that Cadwgan, as a measure if defence, m. the daughter of his Norman neighbour, Picot de Sai, whom Domesday shows as the lord of Clun and the surrounding area. He took an active part in the Welsh upheaval of the reign of William Rufus, defeating the Normans in 1094 at the battle of Coed Yspwys (its site is unknown) and joining Gruffudd ap Cynan in the defence of Angelesy and the flight to Ireland of 1098. When better conditions enabled the two to return to Wales in 1099, Cadwgan received from earl Robert of Shrewsbury in vassalage his share of Powys and, therewith, Ceredigion. He allowed himself to be drawn into the revolt of the Montgomery family against Henry I in 1102, but escaped the ruin which befell the earl in 1103 and retained his dominions.

The last years of his life were disturbed by the violence and family feuds of the line of Powys. His son Owain was an outstanding offender. The shameless abduction of Nest (fl 1120) by Owain in 1109 imperilled the position of his father, who was at first left with nothing more thatn the vill he had received in frank marriage with his wife, but later received Ceredition. This he lost in 1110, as the result of further misdeeds of Owain; Ceredigion was given to Gilbert FitzRichard and became a Norman lordship, while Cadwgan sank into a landless royal pensioner. Again there was a turn of fortune, when his brother Iorwerth was murdered in 1111 by his nephew, Madog ap Rhiryd; the king restored him to southern Powys. But in the same year he also fell a victim to the same unnatural assailant; while planning to build a castle at Trallwng Llywelyn (Welshpool) he was treacheroulsy attacked and, with little resistance, slain. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p64-65]

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Cadwgan (d 1112), a Welsh prince, was a son of Bleddyn, who was the son of Cynfyn, and the near kinsman of the famous Gruffudd, son of Llewelyn, on whose death Harold appointed Bleddyn and his brother Rhiwallon kings of the Welsh. This settlement did not last very long, but Bleddyn retained to his death possession of a great part of Gwynedd., and handed his territories down to his sons, of whom, besides Cadwgan, four others, Madog, Rhirid, Maredudd, and Iorwerth, are mentioned in the chronicles. Cadwgan's name first appears in history in 1087, when, in conjunction with Madog and Rhirid, he led a North Welsh army against Rhys, son of Tewdwr, king of South Wales. The victory fell to the brothers, and Rhys retreated to Ireland, whence he soon returned with a Danish fleet, and turned the tables on his foes in the battle of Llechryd. Cadwgan escaped with his life, but his two brothers were slain. Six years later Rhys was slain by the Norman conquerors of Brecheiniog (1093), and Cadwgan availed himself of the confusion caused by the catastrophe of the only strong Welsh state in South Wales to renew his attacks on Deheubarth. His inroad on Dyved in May prepared the way for the French conquest of that region, which took place within two months, despite the unavailing struggles of Cadwgan and his family. But the Norman conquest of Ceredigion and Dyved excited the bitterest resistance of the Welsh, who profited by William Rufus' absence in Normandy in 1094 to make a great attack on their newly built castles. Cadwganl now in close league with Gruffudd, son of Cynan, the chief king of Gwynedd, was foremost among the revolters. Besides demolishing their castles in Gwynedd, the allied princes penetrated into Ceredigion and Dyved, and won a great victory in the wood of Yspwys, which was followed by a devestation foray whcih overran the shires of Hereford, Gloucester, and Worcester. But, as Mr Freeman points out, Cadwgan fought in the interest of Gwynedd rather that of Wales. His capture of the castles of Ceredigion was followed by the wholesale transplantation of the inhabitants, their property, and cattle into North Wales. A little later Cadwgan's family joined in forays that penetrated to the walls of Pembroke, the only stronghold, except Rhyd y Gors, now left to the Frenchmen. Two invasions of Rufus himself were needed to repair the damage, but the great expedition of 1097 was a signal failure. Rufus 'mickle lost in men and horses,' and Cadwgan was distinguished as the worthiest of the chieftains of the victorious Cymry in the pages of the Peterborough chronicler, who in his distant fenland monastery commonly knew little of the names of Welsh kings. Such successes emboldened Cadwgan and his ally Gruffudd to attempt to save Anglesea when threatened in 1099 by the two earls Hugh of Chester and Shrewsbury. But the treachery of their own men - either the nobles of Mona or some of their Irish-Danish allies - drove both kings to seek safety in flight in Ireland. Next year they returned to Wales, and made peace with the border earls. Cadwgan became the man of the Earl of Shrewsbury, and received as a feif from his Ceredigion and part of Powys. In 1102 Robert of Belleme called upon Cadwgan and his brothers Iorwerth and Maredudd for help in his great war against Henry I. Great gifts of lands, horses, and arms persmacded Cadwgan and Maredudd to join Robert in Shropshire, but Iorwerth stayed behind, and his sudden defection is regarded by the Welsh chroniclers as a main cause of Robert's fall. Iorwerth now appears to have endeavoured to dispossess Cadwgan and Maredudd of their lands a supporters of the fallen Earl of Shrewsbury. But though he succeeded in putting Maredudd into a royal dungeon, he made peace with Cadwgan and restored him his old territories. Thus Cadwgan escaped sharing in the disgrace and imprisonment of Iorwerth by Bishop Richard of Belmeis, Henry's steward in Shropshire. It is probable that it was some other Cadwgan who became an accomplice in the murder of Howel, son of Goronwy, in 1103, and the Owain son of Cadwgan, slain in the same year, was probably this unknown Cadwgan's son. Anyhow Cadwgan, son of Bleddyn, had a son Owain, who in 1105 began his turbulent career by two murders, and in 1110 was the hero of a more famous adventure. Cadwgan had given a great feast in his castle of Aberteiv, the modern Cardigan, which was largely attended by chieftains from all parts of Wales, for whose entertainment bards, singers, and musicians were attracted to the rejoicings by costly prizes. Among the guests were Gerald of Windsor, who after the fall of Arnulf of Montgomery was the most powerful man among the French in Dyved, and his famous wife Nest, whos beauty so excited Owain's lust that not long after he took advantage of his father's absence in Powys to carry her off by violence from the neighbouring castle of Cenarth Bychan. The rape of the Welsh Helen excited great commotion, and Cadwgan, hurrying back in great anxiety to Ceredigion, found himself powerless to effect her restoration to Gerald. Ithel and Madog, sons of Rhirid,a nd Cadwgan's nephews, were incited by Richard of Belmeis to attack Owain, and even Cadwgan, who fled to an Irish merchant ship in the harbour of Aberdovey, After running all kinds of dangers, Owain escaped to Ireland, while Cadwgan privately retired to Powys. Thence he sent messengers to Bishop Richard. King Henry's lenient treatment of him showed that the king regarded Owain's crime as no fault of his father. For a while Cadwgan was only suffered to live on a manor of his new wife, a Norman lady, daughter of Pictet Sage, but a fine of 100 £ and a promise to abandon Owain effected his restoration to Ceredigion, which in his absence had been seized by Madog and Ithel. But the fiat of the English king could effect little in Ceredigion. Owain continued his predatory attacks on the French and Flemings, in one of which a certain William of Brabant was slain. In anger Henry sent again for the weak or impotent Cadwgan, and angrily told him that he was unable to protect his territory, he had determined to put Ceredigion into more competent hands. A pension of twenty-four pence a day wa assigned to the deposed king on the conditon that he should remain in honourable restraint - he was not to be a prisioner - at the king's court, and never seek to return to his native soil. These terms Cadwgan was compelled to accept, and Gilbert, son of Richard, was invested with Ceredigion. But next year the murder of Iorwerth by his nephew Madog put Powys, which Iorwerth had lately governed, into the king's hands. He then gave it to Cadwgan, who thus once more acquired lands of his own. But Madog, already deprived of Ceredigion, was determined not to yield Powys as well to his uncle. Meanwhile Cadwgan, 'not imagining mischief,' returned to his dominions. Surrounded by Madog's retainers at Trallong Llewelyn, he as usmacl conducted himself weakly. Unable to fight, unwilling to flee, he fell an easy victim to hs enemies. 'Knowing the manners of the people of that country, that they would all be killing one another,' says the 'Brut y Tywysogion,' Richard, the steward, gave Cadwgan's lands to Madog, his murderer. But Henry I reversed his act and made Owain, the abductor of Nest, his father's successor. [Dictionary of National Biography III:644-6]



After the death of Bleddyn, his sons, Madog, Cadwgan and Rhiryd ruled over Powys. In 1098 they attacked Rhys ap Tewdwr, ruler of Deheubarth, and drove him into exile. He collected a fleet, returned and gave battle to them in which Madog and Rhiryd were slain. Cadwgan then became sole ruler of Powys. In 1094 he rallied the Welsh chieftains and attempted to throw off the Norman yoke. The Brut Tywysogion states that they "placed their hope in God, the creator of all things, by fasting and praying and giving alms and undergoing severe bodily penances." He was very sucessful and by 1098 had recovered nearly all the territory that had belonged to the Cymri before the Conquest. In that year the tide turned. Cadwgan and his allies were defeated and he fled to Ireland. He returned in 1099, made peace with the NOrmans and receifed Credigion and a part of Powys. He is said to have been amiable, but he lacked the stronger elements of character which the sitmaction required. On account of the misdees of his eldest son Owain he was called before King Henry, dispossessed of his lands and placed on a daily pension of twenty-four pence on condition that he should not set foot on his native soil. He soon came to terms with the king "and was allowed to settle in the border vill which he had received as the dowry of his Norman wife" (Lloyd). This was doubtless in the valley of the Clun in Shropshire where the lands of Lord Robert de Sai were located and near the Welsh border. King Henry restored to him the Kingdom of Powys in 1111, but his reign was brief, for in that year he was slain at Welshpool by his nephew, Madog ap Rhizyd. The "border vill" or village, mentioned above, where Cadwgan settled, must have been located quite near if not entirely within the English limits of Offa's Dike. This would be a very uncomfortable location for a Welsh family at that time. Perhaps his Norman wife saved the family from trouble. He is called "Cadwgan of Nannau" in Dwnn's Visitation of Wales. That place has not been located, but probably it was the "border vill' or village in Shropshire which he received as dowry from his father-in-law, Lord Robert de Sai. [The Weaver Genealogy]

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Cadwgan became king of Powys on the death of his elder brothers, Madog and Rhiryd in 1088. Cadwgan lived in a period when the Norman border earls, with the authority of Kind William II (William Rufus), were consolidating their control over Wales. In addition, there were the continuing rivalries between the Welsh princes and nobility which had become a way of life and prevented unified actions. Further complicating matters, many of the the Welsh princes establishied alliances with the English, either out of necessity or self interest. "From 1094 dow through his death in 1111, this king from Powys would be the focus and centre of Welsh politics, pursuing a policy of considered and sometimes devious resistance to the Norman kings while attempting to exploit the growing power of the Norman border lords."

In 1094, there was an uprising against the Nomans in Gwynedd, "almost certainly masterminded by Cadwgan." Norman attempts to quell the uprising failed, and it spread to Deheubarth where all but Pembroke Castle and Rhyd-y-Gors fell to the Welsh, and continued into the southeast of Wales. The rebellion continued through 1097 - almost all fo the leaders appear to have been allied with Cadwgan. By 1098, however, internal rivalries, bribery, and Norman strenght had takedn much of the force out of the rebellion. In 1099, formal peace was negotiated including rights to hold certain lands - Cadwgan seems to have gotten the better share, including all of central Powys and Ceredigion, much of which had been previously controlled by the Norman earls.

Unfortunately, Cadwgan was unable to use his success to fully consolidate his power. He, at a minimum, was distracted by family conflicts. Relations between the brothers Cadwgan, Iorweth and Maredudd deteriorated.

His son, Owain, also makes fro an interesting story, which had significant effects on Cadwgan's rule. Owain's story leads, indirectly, to the murder of Iorweth by his nephew Madog ap Rhirid, Cadwgan's murder also by Madog, and the subsequent rule by Maredudd.

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In consequence, by the death of William II (William Rufus) in 1100, Welsh control had been sucessfully restored over the greater part of Wales. It is doubtful whether the insurrection which led to that restoration should be considered national in character, for it was largely motivated by local issues, racial anger and the interests of royal houses; without its comparative success, however, it is likely that Welsh nationhood could have survived in any form. The most prominent of the leaders of the insurrection were Cadwgan, Iorwerth and Maredudd, the sons of Bleddyn ap Cynfin. By 1096, they had captured Montgomery Castle and their allies had come very close to success in their attack upon Pembroke Castle. The Normans were swept out of Gwynedd, Credigion and most of the cantrefi of Powys, and their forces were defeated in Brycheiniog, Gwent, Cydweli and Gower. In about 1094, Gruffud ap Cynan escaped from prision and re-established himself as the ruler of the kingdom of his ancestors. In 1098, the earls of Chester and Shrewsbury led a campaign against him, but they were defeated on the banks of the Menai by a force of Scandinavians, and the earl of Shrewsbury was shot dead by Magnus Barefoot, king of Norway. Gruffudd consolidated his hold upon Gwyneed, and for decades he patiently rebuilt the strenght of his kingdom. Powys and what was left of the kingdom of Deheubarth came into the possession of Cadwgan ap Bleddyn and his brothers. All the later rulers of Powys would be descendants of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn; thus was the union between Gwynedd and Powys broken, a happening full of significance for the future of Wales. [A History of Wales; John Davies]
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 ~0975 - UNKNOWN Y Blaidd Rydd Cyllyn BET 1011 AND 1025 - 1075 Bleddyn "Sais" ap Cynfyn Bleddyn ap Cynfyn (d 1075) , prince, was the son of Cynfyn ap Gwerstan, otherwise known, and Angharad, widow of Llywelyn ap Seisyll (d 1023), and mother of the famous Gruffudd ap Llywelyn (d 1063). Late authorities supply Gwerstan with a distinguished pedigree, but the name has the air of being a derivative of the English Werestan. As half-brothers of Gruffudd, Bleddyn and his brother Rhiwallon succeeded to his domains, but no longer in independence, but as vassals and allies of Edward the Confessor. They continued Gruffudd's policy of alliance with Mercia and aided the Mercians in their struggle with William the Conqueror, supporting Edric the Wild in 1067, when they ravaged Herefordshire as far as the Lugg, and Edwin and Morcar in 1068. In 1070 they had to meet a threat nearer home; two sons of Gruffudd challenged their power in the battle of Mechain, and encounter in which Bleddyn proved victor and the only survivor of the four. He was now threatened by the advance of the Normans into North Wales; in 1073, Robert of Rhuddlan established himself on the banks of the Clwyd and shortly afterwards surprised Bleddyn in a stealthy attack, in which the Welsh leader lost much booty and narrowly escaped capture. His career was cut short in 1075, when Rhys ab Owain and the nobles of Ystrad Tywi contrived his death. The tragedy was much deplored in Mid Wales, and when his cousin, Trahaearn ap Caradog, defeated Rhys (1078) in the battle of Goodwich and drove him into headlong flight, it was held to have been signally avenged.

High praise is bestowed upon Bleddyn by the chronicle which was now kept at Llanbadarn. His virtues were those of the ideal prince-clemency, kindness, affability, liberality to the weak and defenceless, respect for the rights of the Church. Some colour is given to this eulogy by the fact that Bleddyn is one of the few princes who appear has having made amendments in the laws of Hywel the Good. To later generations he was best known as the ancestor of all later princes of Powys, for, within a few years after his death, his sons had established themselves as ruler throughout the whole of this provence. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography 40-41]

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Bleddyn Cynfyn ruled Powys 1063-1075

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From http://homepages.tesco.net/~plk33/plk33/History/KingListBritain:

By 1063, Blethyn (Bleddyn) rules a mostly united Wales, an Powys is detached from Gwynedd & Deheubarth for, or by, his son.

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Bleddyn and his brother Rhiwallon were half-brothers of Gruffydd ap Llywelyn. Their mother, Angharad, married Cynfyn ap Gwerstan o the death of Llywelyn ap Seisyll. Cynfyn ap Bwerstan may have been a Powys nobleman; there is also some suggestion that he may have been half Saxon. Bleddyn remained a strong supporter of the Mercians in their battles against the Normans.

Bleddyn and Rhiwallon also had to contend with internal revolution. The sons of Gruffydd ap Llywelyn, Maredudd and Idwal, attempted to reestablish their claim to the throne. However, they were also killed in the Battle of Mechain in 1070; Bleddyn now ruled without internal challenge.

He is reported to having been a generous king, giving to church and populous. He was the first king in over 100 years to revise the laws developed under Hywel Dda.

Unfortunately, in 1073, the Normans began their advance through north Wales, and defeated Bleddyn in a surprise attack. Weakened, he became vurnerable to his southern neighbor, Rhys ab Owain of Deheubarth. In 1075, Rhys betrayed Bleddyn, leading to his murder. However, Bleddyn's descendents became the main ruling family of Powys. [The Welsh Kings]

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During the later years of the reign of his half-brother, Gruffyd, the English had brought Wales into at least nominal subjection. Gruffyd was killed by the English 5 Aug 1063. Bleddyn and his brother Rhiwallon, having submitted to King Edward, were made rules of Gwynedd and Powys. The Normans who came with William the Conqueror soon encroached upon the Welsh who resisted them and Rhiwallon was slain in battle in 1070. Bleddyn was then the sole Ruler. [The Weaver Genealogy]

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In 1075, Bleddyn was killed by Rhys, the brother of Maredudd ab Owain, and Rhys in turn was likeed in 1078 by Caradog ap Gruffudd. Bleddyn's kingdom passed to his cousin, Trahaearn ap Caradog, but Trahaearn was killed, along with Caradog ap Gruffudd, in the battle of Mynydd Carn in 1081. [A History of Wales; John Davies]
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Bleddyn is said in the Brut y Tywysogion to have been a benevolent ruler:
     "the most loveable and the most merciful of all kings...he was civil to his relatives, generous to the poor, merciful to pilgrims and orphans and widows and a defender of the weak...." and:
     "the mildest and most clement of kings" and he "did injury to none, save when insulted..openhanded to all, terrible in war, but in peace beloved."
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Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1132 - UNKNOWN Thierry d'Avesnes ~1134 - UNKNOWN Evrard d'Avesnes ~1138 - UNKNOWN Gossuin d'Avesnes ~1140 - UNKNOWN Fastre d'Avesnes ~1157 - UNKNOWN Ida d'Avesnes ~1159 - UNKNOWN Fastre d'Avesnes ~1163 - UNKNOWN Radulph d'Avesnes ~1150 - UNKNOWN Adelaide d'Avesnes ~1190 - UNKNOWN Otto I of Meran ~1125 - UNKNOWN Raymond Taillefer ~1110 - UNKNOWN Adhemar (Aymar) IV De Limoges ~1135 - UNKNOWN Adhemir (Aymar) V De Limoges ~1115 - UNKNOWN Ebles III De Ventadour ~1124 - UNKNOWN Emma De Limoges ~1152 - UNKNOWN Wulgrim III Taillefer ~1090 - UNKNOWN Margaret de Morgtagne ~1070 - UNKNOWN Johain de Morgtagne ~1067 - UNKNOWN Margaret de Perche ~1072 - UNKNOWN Julienne de Perche Ancestry/Cheryl Varner  ~1085 - UNKNOWN Matilda or Maud de Perche BET 1005 AND 1014 - ~1079 Routrou I de Mortagne Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 1016 AND 1025 - UNKNOWN Adeline de Domfront Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1078 - UNKNOWN Sibyl De Montgomery ~1080 - UNKNOWN Arnulph "Cimbricus" De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN William Pevrel D. 1066 Roger De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Robert of Belleme D. UNKNOWN Hugh of Montgomery D. 1099 Philip De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Arnulf De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Emma De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Mabel De Montgomery D. UNKNOWN Hugh of Chateauneuf- en-Thimerais ~1169 - UNKNOWN Manolis Laskaris ~1171 - UNKNOWN Georgios Laskaris ~1173 - UNKNOWN Konstantinos IX Laskaris ~1178 - UNKNOWN Alexios Laskaris ~1180 - UNKNOWN Isaak Laskaris ~1183 - UNKNOWN Michael Laskaris ~1199 - UNKNOWN Irini Dukaina Laskarina ~1201 - UNKNOWN Nikolaos Laskaris ~1202 - UNKNOWN Ioannis Laskaris ~1204 - UNKNOWN Eudoxia Laskarina Living Felce ~1856 - UNKNOWN Alvina Leonore Bendixen ~1417 - UNKNOWN Janet Douglas ~1421 - UNKNOWN James "Heriot-Muir" Douglas ~1426 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Douglas ~1435 - UNKNOWN Margaret Hay ~1436 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Hay ~1485 - UNKNOWN William Keith ~1450 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Hay ~1456 - UNKNOWN Margaret Oliphant D. UNKNOWN Adolph Van Egmond D. UNKNOWN Katherina de Bourbon ~1337 - 1372 Arend Van Egmond van Ijsselstein 35 35 D. UNKNOWN Jolanthe of Leiningen ~1310 - 1368 Jan I Van Egmond 58 58 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1314 - ~1377 Guyote Van Amstel 63 63 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1283 - 1321 Walter II Van Egmond 38 38 D. UNKNOWN Beatrijs van de Doortoge ~1255 - 1300 Gerard van Egmond 45 45 ~1262 - 1297 Elisabeth van Strijen 35 35 ~1235 - 20 MAR 1303/04 Willem II van Egmond ~1239 - 20 JAN 1296/97 Ada ~1200 - 1242 Gerard van Egmond 42 42 ~1204 - 1262 Mabila 58 58 ~1180 - 1234 Willem I van Egmond 54 54 ~1182 - 1244 Badeloch 62 62 ~1158 - 1208 Walter I van Egmond 50 50 ~1160 - UNKNOWN Mabila ~1130 - 1168 Alard van Egmond 38 38 ~1095 - 1158 Beerwout II van Egmond 63 63 ~1050 - >1093 Beerwout I van Egmond 43 43 ~1010 - 1074 Dodo II van Egmond 64 64 ~0976 - 1036 Walger van Egmond 60 60 ~0940 - 0977 Dodo I van Egmond 37 37 D. UNKNOWN Wolbrand van Egmond D. UNKNOWN Radbold I van Egmond ~1376 - <1451 Alexander Livingston 75 75 ~1378 - UNKNOWN FNU Dundar BET 1423 AND 1430 - UNKNOWN Gavin Hamilton BET 1417 AND 1424 - UNKNOWN Marjory or Mary Hamilton ~1426 - UNKNOWN Alexander Hamilton ~1428 - UNKNOWN John Hamilton ~1432 - UNKNOWN Agnes Hamilton ~1434 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hamilton ~1348 - UNKNOWN John Livingstone ~1358 - UNKNOWN Marjory Menteith ~1300 - UNKNOWN William de Livingston ~1320 - UNKNOWN Christian de Callender ~1328 - UNKNOWN John Menteith ~1335 - UNKNOWN Marjory Striveling ~1328 - >1389 Isabella MacDuff 61 61 ~1355 - UNKNOWN Christina Stewart ~1358 - UNKNOWN James Dundas ~1280 - UNKNOWN Andrew Livingston ~1280 - UNKNOWN Elena Livingston ~1310 - UNKNOWN Matilda Bruce ~1325 - ~1390 Eleanor Douglas 65 65 D. UNKNOWN Alexander Bruce D. UNKNOWN Duncan Wallace D. UNKNOWN Margaret Ehislach of Mar D. UNKNOWN James Douglas D. UNKNOWN Isabel Douglas D. UNKNOWN Malcolm Drummond D. UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart of Mar & Garioch D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Douglas D. UNKNOWN Alexander Forbes D. UNKNOWN David Hay ~1398 - 1437 William Douglas 39 39 D. UNKNOWN Margaret Hay D. UNKNOWN James Douglas D. UNKNOWN Joanna "the Dumb Lady" Stewart ~1415 - 1462 George Douglas 47 47 George Douglas, 4th Earl of Angus as head of the Red Douglasses helped defeat his kinsmen the Black Douglases.  The Black Douglas lands were forfeited with many of them being trnsferred to George. D. UNKNOWN William Douglas D. UNKNOWN Hugh Douglas ~1418 - <1497 Isobel Sibbald 79 79 D. UNKNOWN John Sibbald D. UNKNOWN Isobel Douglas D. UNKNOWN Alexader Ramsay of Dalhousie D. UNKNOWN Anne Douglas D. UNKNOWN Douglas D. UNKNOWN Janet Douglas D. UNKNOWN David "The Younger" Scott D. UNKNOWN Leslie D. UNKNOWN Margaret Douglas D. UNKNOWN Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Douglas D. UNKNOWN Alexander Falconer of Halkerton D. UNKNOWN Margaret Douglas D. UNKNOWN John Erskine of Pittodrie D. UNKNOWN Marjory Douglas D. UNKNOWN Andrew Keith of Ravenscraig D. UNKNOWN Christian Douglas D. UNKNOWN Alexander Irvine "The Younger" of Beltie D. UNKNOWN Jean Douglas D. UNKNOWN Isabel Douglas D. UNKNOWN James Melville "The Younger" of Dysart D. UNKNOWN Margaret Carmichael D. UNKNOWN John Carmicahel of Meadowflat D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Irvine of Drum D. UNKNOWN James Douglas D. UNKNOWN John Douglas D. UNKNOWN Archibald Douglas D. UNKNOWN Katherine Douglas D. UNKNOWN John Carmichael of Crawford D. UNKNOWN James Skene ~1274 - >1331 William Erskine 57 57 1190 - >1226 Henry Erskine 36 36 ~1389 - UNKNOWN Marjory Lindsay ~1393 - UNKNOWN David de Lindsay ~1395 - UNKNOWN Gerard Lindsay ~1397 - UNKNOWN Ingelram Lindsay D. UNKNOWN Adelheid van Heusden D. 1077 Jan II Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN Margarethe Van Altena D. 1034 Jan I Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN Elisabeth Van Cuijk D. 1008 Foppe Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN Maria Van Oyen ~1205 - UNKNOWN Jan Van Der Lede en Schoonhoven ~1200 - UNKNOWN Floris Van Der Lede ~1200 - UNKNOWN Willem Van Der Lede ~1035 - >1097 Walter of Tetbury 62 62 ~1301 - UNKNOWN Mary de Monthermer ~1262 - 1308 Duncan MacDuff 46 46 ~1262 - 1324 Ralph de Monthermer 62 62 ~1300 - 1378 John Striveling 78 78 ~1304 - UNKNOWN Barbara De Swinburne ~1260 - UNKNOWN Adam De Swinburne ~1361 - UNKNOWN Engelbert III Mark ~1340 - UNKNOWN Margaret Mark ~1344 - UNKNOWN Matilda Mark ~1282 - 1328 Engelbert 46 46 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1286 - >1348 Mathilde d'Arenberg 62 62 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1249 - 1308 Eberhard I Mark 59 59 ~1256 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Berg ~1218 - 1277 Engelbert I Mark 59 59 ~1220 - <1265 Kunigunde Bliescastel 45 45 ~1287 - BET 1328 AND 1329 Otto IV Ravensberg ~1234 - BET 1305 AND 1306 Otto III Ravensberg http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1238 - 5 MAR 1314/15 Hedwig Lippe Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1194 - UNKNOWN Ludwig Ravensberg ~1198 - 1263 Adelaide Dassel 65 65 ~1194 - AFT 23 MAR 1264/65 Bernard III Lippe http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html BET 1207 AND 1210 - AFT 19 JAN 1244/45 Sophia Von Arnsberg Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errazuriz Tagle
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html
 ~1289 - >1329 Margaret Windeck 40 40 <1243 - <1296 Henry Windeck 53 53 ~1245 - UNKNOWN Agnes Marck ~1340 - UNKNOWN William II Julich Berg ~1344 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Von Julich ~1375 - UNKNOWN Margaret Von Kleve-Mark ~1378 - UNKNOWN Engelberte Von Kleve ~1378 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Von Kleve-Mark 1423 - UNKNOWN Helen Kleve 1425 - UNKNOWN Adolf Kleve 16 FEB 1418/19 - UNKNOWN Johann I Kleve 1420 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Kleve 24 FEB 1421/22 - UNKNOWN Agnes Kleve 23 FEB 1415/16 - UNKNOWN Margaret Kleve ~1379 - UNKNOWN Agnes Palatine ~1228 - ~1308 Andrew Fraser 80 80 ~1232 - UNKNOWN Beatrix Chen ~1195 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Fraser ~1282 - <1323 Mary Bruce 41 41 ~1360 - UNKNOWN Muriella Keith ~1361 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Keith ~1325 - UNKNOWN Katherine (Catherine) Keith ~1250 - UNKNOWN Barbara Seton ~1236 - <1293 William Keith 57 57 ~1330 - UNKNOWN John Keith ~1316 - UNKNOWN Edward Keith ~1290 - UNKNOWN Christian Menteith ~1315 - UNKNOWN Janet Keith ~1321 - UNKNOWN Christina Menteith ~1342 - UNKNOWN Janet (Jean) Keith 1255 - UNKNOWN Alexander Synton ~1287 - UNKNOWN Andrew Synton ~1212 - <1270 John Keith 58 58 ~1217 - UNKNOWN Margaret Comyn ~1191 - UNKNOWN William Comyn ~1187 - <1250 Hervey Keth 63 63 ~1190 - 1249 Adam Seton 59 59 BET 1192 AND 1195 - UNKNOWN Janet Gifford ~1162 - UNKNOWN Hugh Gifford ~1161 - <1225 Philip Keth 64 64 ~1135 - >1220 Malcolm Keth 85 85 ~1109 - <1196 Hervey De Ket 87 87 ~1166 - UNKNOWN Eda Lorens ~1166 - UNKNOWN Hugh Lorens ~1170 - UNKNOWN Eda Fraser ~1140 - <1190 Simon Fraser 50 50 ~1374 - BEF MAR 1415/16 Alexander Fraser ~1324 - <1410 Hugh Fraser 86 86 ~1342 - UNKNOWN Isabell Wemyss ~1376 - <1414 Elizabeth Keith 38 38 ~1424 - UNKNOWN Robert Keith ~1430 - UNKNOWN John Keith ~1438 - UNKNOWN Janet Keith ~1434 - UNKNOWN Alexander Keith ~1376 - UNKNOWN Margaret Keith ~1380 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Keith ~1384 - UNKNOWN Marion Keith ~1386 - UNKNOWN Christian Keith ~1391 - UNKNOWN John Keith ~1395 - UNKNOWN Alexander Keith ~1424 - UNKNOWN Gille Keith ~1430 - UNKNOWN William Keith ~1454 - UNKNOWN Anthony Keith ~1456 - UNKNOWN Robert Keith ~1458 - UNKNOWN John Keith ~1460 - UNKNOWN Alexander Keith ~1430 - UNKNOWN Louis of Savoy ~1472 - UNKNOWN Agnes Gordon ~1452 - UNKNOWN Adam Gordon ~1456 - UNKNOWN James Gordon BET 1434 AND 1435 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Dunbar ~1489 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Keith ~1491 - UNKNOWN Alexander Keith ~1495 - UNKNOWN Janet Keith ~1496 - UNKNOWN David Keith ~1498 - UNKNOWN George Keith ~1505 - UNKNOWN Christian Keith ~1490 - UNKNOWN William Sinclair ~1515 - UNKNOWN Henry Sinclair ~1141 - 1172 Dietrich III Von Cleve 31 31 ~1135 - 1201 Adelheid Von Cleve 66 66 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Theodoric III Von Cleve ~1065 - 1118 Dietrich II Von Cleve 53 53 ~1050 - ~1085 Eberhard Von Cleve 35 35 ~1025 - UNKNOWN Dietrich I Von Cleve ~1000 - ~1114 Theoderich III Von Cleve 114 114 ~0975 - UNKNOWN Theoderich II Von Cleve ~0950 - UNKNOWN Konrad Von Cleve ~0925 - UNKNOWN Arnoul I Von Cleve ~0900 - UNKNOWN Baldur Von Cleve ~0875 - UNKNOWN Luthard Von Cleve ~0850 - UNKNOWN Eberhard Von Cleve ~0825 - UNKNOWN Eberhard Von Cleve ~0800 - UNKNOWN Baldwin Von Cleve ~0775 - UNKNOWN Johannes Von Cleve ~0750 - UNKNOWN Reinhold Von Cleve ~0725 - UNKNOWN Theoderich I Von Cleve ~0700 - UNKNOWN Aelius Von Cleve ~1211 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth of Brabant ~1230 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Cleve ~1236 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Von Cleve ~1228 - UNKNOWN Margaretha von Kleve ~1288 - UNKNOWN Guido Van Guelders ~1279 - UNKNOWN Isabel De Dampierre ~1290 - UNKNOWN Margaret Van Guelders ~1291 - UNKNOWN Philippa Van Guelders ~1292 - UNKNOWN Isabel Van Guelders BET 21 DEC 1263 AND 1264 - UNKNOWN Alexander Stewart ~1232 - UNKNOWN Hillegonda van Voorne ~1234 - UNKNOWN Floris van Voorne ~1237 - UNKNOWN Dirk van Voorne ~1120 - UNKNOWN Johann II Von Cysoing- Peteghem ~1130 - UNKNOWN Mabilia De Guines ~1085 - 1154 Johann I Von Cysoing- Peteghem 69 69 ~1090 - UNKNOWN Petronille De Avesnes ~1044 - UNKNOWN Dietrich I Von Ronse Von O ~1042 - UNKNOWN Adelendis De Chievres ~1040 - 1092 Fastre I D'Oisy 52 52 ~1080 - UNKNOWN Ade De Avesnes ~1110 - 1169 Arnould II de Gent- Guines 59 59 ~1114 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Mahaud de Saint Omer ~1080 - UNKNOWN Wenemar I De Gent ~1080 - UNKNOWN Gisele de Guines ~1075 - BET 1126 AND 1143 Guillaume II De Saint Omer ~1080 - UNKNOWN Milisende De Picquigny BET 1140 AND 1180 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Rumigny ~1092 - 1162 Albert De Chiny 70 70 ~1126 - 1178 Agnes De Bar 52 52 ~1182 - UNKNOWN Nicholas V De Florennes- Rumigny ~1184 - UNKNOWN Hugues I De Florennes- Rumigny-Fagnolles ~1186 - UNKNOWN Jacques De Florennes-La Neuville-Auge ~1188 - UNKNOWN Jean De Florennes ~1195 - UNKNOWN Beatrice De Rumigny BET 1220 AND 1247 - UNKNOWN Johann I Van Looz-Chiny BET 1235 AND 1242 - UNKNOWN Marguerite Von Looz ~1225 - UNKNOWN Guilbert Van Looz-Chiny D. UNKNOWN Floris II of Holland D. 1165 Henry Flanders D. UNKNOWN Daughter Flanders D. UNKNOWN Daughter Flanders D. UNKNOWN Daughter Flanders D. 1128 Robert Von Lothringen D. 1162 Bertha Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Herman III of Baden D. UNKNOWN Helvide Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Frederick IV of Toul D. 1181 Thierry of Metz 1152 - 1205 Simon II Von Lothringen 53 53 D. UNKNOWN Agnes of Valdenz D. UNKNOWN Ida of Macon D. 1208 Mathias Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Beatrice of Dampierre 1140 - 1173 Judith Von Lothringen 33 33 D. UNKNOWN Etienne II d'Auxonne ~1132 - 1204 Hendrik Van Cuijck 72 72 ~1136 - UNKNOWN Sophia Van Renen ~1199 - UNKNOWN Albrecht van Voorne ~1201 - UNKNOWN Dirk van Voorne ~1203 - UNKNOWN Hugo van Voorne ~1109 - UNKNOWN FNU Chiny ~1110 - UNKNOWN Dirk Van Renen ~1145 - UNKNOWN Dirk Van Voorne ~1100 - UNKNOWN Hugo Van Voorne ~1170 - UNKNOWN Hugo van Voorne ~1174 - UNKNOWN Bartholomeus van Voorne ~1138 - UNKNOWN Hugo Van Voorne ~1143 - UNKNOWN Floris Van Voorne ~1240 - UNKNOWN Dirk II Valkenburg ~1282 - UNKNOWN Sweder Van Voorne ? ~1140 - UNKNOWN Gottfried II Von Sponheim ~1149 - 1204 Mathilde of Clervaux 55 55 ~1202 - UNKNOWN Marquard Von Sponheim ~1205 - UNKNOWN Johann I Von Sponheim ~1210 - UNKNOWN Simon I Von Sponheim ~1212 - UNKNOWN Walram Von Sponheim ~1154 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II Von Sayn ~1158 - 1201 Agnes Von Saffenberg 43 43 ~1168 - UNKNOWN Eberhard IV Von Eberstein ~1202 - UNKNOWN Hildegunde Von Eberstein ~1209 - UNKNOWN Sophie Von Eberstein ~1225 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Eberstein ~1227 - UNKNOWN Eberhard V Von Eberstein-Sayn ~1229 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Eberstein ~1137 - 1176 Eberhard I Von Sayn 39 39 Ancestry - Robin Lux BET 1130 AND 1141 - UNKNOWN Hedwig Von Isenburg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1125 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Mullenark ~1115 - 1149 Gottfried I Von Sponheim 34 34 ~1119 - UNKNOWN Mathilde of Lorraine ~1116 - UNKNOWN Gerard de Clervaux ~1106 - UNKNOWN Ida of Lorraine ~1111 - 16 MAR 1182/83 Matilda Wittelsbach ~1232 - UNKNOWN Dietrich von Sponheim ~1234 - UNKNOWN Heinrich von Sponheim ~1238 - UNKNOWN Agnes von Sponheim ~1240 - UNKNOWN Johann I von Sponheim ~1254 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Cleve ~1255 - UNKNOWN Irmgard von Cleve ~1255 - UNKNOWN Matilde von Cleve ~1258 - UNKNOWN Mechtild von Cleve ~1130 - UNKNOWN Hendrik II Van Gelre ~1128 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Arnstein ~1110 - UNKNOWN Ludwig I von Looz- Rieneck ~1120 - UNKNOWN Agnes of Metz BET 1205 AND 1216 - UNKNOWN Ludwig II Von Rieneck ~1157 - UNKNOWN Siboto Von Cimbern und Lauda ~1160 - UNKNOWN FNU Von Wertheim ~1116 - UNKNOWN Dieter Von Wertheim ~1135 - UNKNOWN Adela LNU <1097 - >1116 Wolfram I Von Wertheim 19 19 ~0970 - UNKNOWN Ulric Von Arnstein ~1062 - UNKNOWN Giselhild Von Arnstein ~1183 - UNKNOWN Adelheid of Wurttemberg ~1230 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Hohenberg ~1236 - UNKNOWN Albrecht II Von Hohenberg- Rottenburg ~1238 - UNKNOWN Anna Von Hohenberg ~1240 - UNKNOWN Ulrich Von Hohenberg ~1238 - UNKNOWN Burkhard Von Hohenberg ~1115 - UNKNOWN Beatrix von Limburg ~1178 - UNKNOWN Simon Von Limburg D. UNKNOWN Son D. UNKNOWN Eithne ~1185 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Van Landsberg ~1098 - 6 FEB 1156/57 Koenraad "de Grote" Van Saksen-Wettin ~1100 - 19 JAN 1145/46 Liutgard Van Ravenstein ~1050 - ABT 9 MAR 1098/99 Thimo II "de Dappere" Van Saksen-Wettin ~1050 - 1099 Ida Van Nordheim 49 49 D. UNKNOWN Adalbert Van Ravenstein ~1090 - ~1170 Gozewinus II Van Heinsberg- Valkenburg 80 80 ~1100 - ~1170 Aleidia Van Sommerschenburg 70 70 ~1060 - 1128 Gozewinus I Van Heinsberg 68 68 ~1060 - ~1120 Frederik Van Sommerschenburg 60 60 ~1050 - ~1110 Adelheid Van Laufen 60 60 ~1115 - ~1152 Elisabeth Van Hongarije 37 37 ~1068 - 1129 Almos Van Hongarije 61 61 ~1070 - ~1123 Predeslawa Van Kiev 53 53 BET 1040 AND 1042 - 1077 Geisa I Van Hongarije ~1040 - ~1080 Synadene Van Byzantium 40 40 ~1050 - 1113 Swatopolk II of Kiev 63 63 ~1050 - ~1103 FNU of Kumenie 53 53 ~1110 - 1180 Hartmann III Von Kyburg und Dillingen 70 70 D. 1151 Adalbert I Von Kyburg und Dillingen D. BET 1152 AND 1180 Mechtild Von Morsberg ~1035 - 1120 Hartmann I Von Kyburg und Dillingen 85 85 ~1035 - >1125 Adelheid Von Ky? 90 90 ~1125 - ~1172 Richenza Von Lenzburg 47 47 ~1090 - 1172 Arnold IV Von Lenzburg 82 82 ~1060 - ~1127 Arnold II Von Lenzburg 67 67 ~1165 - <1230 Anna Von Zahringen 65 65 ~1123 - 1186 Berthold IV Von Zahringen 63 63 ~1123 - <1183 Edith Von Frohburg 60 60 ~1188 - UNKNOWN Werner I Von Kyburg ~1082 - 8 JAN 1151/52 Conrad Von Zahringen ~1105 - 1158 Clemence De Namur 53 53 ~1057 - 1111 Berthold II Von Zahringen 54 54 1060 - 1111 Agnes Von Rheinfelden 51 51 ~1080 - 1125 Hermann Von Frohburg 45 45 ~1050 - ~1080 Volmar I Von Frohburg 30 30 ~1052 - >1105 Sophie De Monbelliard 53 53 ~1225 - UNKNOWN Kunigunde Von Habsburg ~1000 - UNKNOWN Gerhard II Flamens Von Wassemberg ~1015 - UNKNOWN Bertha of Alsace ~1045 - UNKNOWN Agnes of Aquitaine ~1148 - ~1193 Burkhard I Von Hohenberg 45 45 ~1152 - UNKNOWN Wilpurgis Von Simmern BET 950 AND 965 - 1020 Hemma Von Ohningen Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0942 - 26 AUG 990 Berthold I of Bavaria ~0955 - UNKNOWN Countess of Lorraine Unknown ~0932 - 20 AUG 997 Konrad II of Swabia Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 932 AND 945 - UNKNOWN Richlint of Saxony Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0972 - >1027 Arnold Von Gilching 55 55 ~0972 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde LNU ~0945 - >0987 Meginhard II Von Gilching 42 42 ~1000 - >1042 Henry Von Schweinhurt 42 42 ~1005 - UNKNOWN FNU von Altdorf Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0970 - >1017 Kuno I Von Altdorf 47 47 Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~1158 - UNKNOWN Rudolph II Von Habsburg D. UNKNOWN Agnes Von Staffen D. <1291 Rudolph Von Habsburg D. UNKNOWN Isabella of Burgundy ~1184 - 1213 William of Brunswick- Luneberg 29 29 ~1179 - 1213 Matilda of Brunswick 34 34 D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey III de Perche 1235 - UNKNOWN Heinrich I (XIII) Von Bayern BET 880 AND 886 - 14 JUL 937 Arnulf of Bavaria Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria
Catholic Encyclopedia - Arnulf of Bavaria

Called Arnulf the Bad or Arnulf the Evil. ~0860 - 4 JUL 907 Luitpold of Nordgau Ancestry - David Weaver
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria
wikipedia - Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria
Catholic Encyclopedia - Arnulf of Bavaria ~0864 - UNKNOWN Kunegunde of Swabia Ancestry - David Weaver
wikipedia - Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria
wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria
Catholic Encyclopedia - Arnulf of Bavaria ~0894 - UNKNOWN Judith of Friuli Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria ~0865 - >0888 Eberhard Von Sulichgau 23 23 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria ~0934 - UNKNOWN Ernest IV Von Sualafeld ~0985 - UNKNOWN Ernst of Austria BET 1080 AND 1086 - UNKNOWN Pons II De Cuiseaux ~1088 - UNKNOWN Laura De Senecy ~1070 - UNKNOWN Aimon I of Geneva ~1075 - UNKNOWN Ida of Glane ~1130 - UNKNOWN FNU Von Domene ~1154 - UNKNOWN Beatrice De Geneva ~1066 - UNKNOWN Pons I De Cuiseaux ~1130 - UNKNOWN Clementia De Berancon ~1095 - 1131 Rodolphe De Faucigny 36 36 ~1100 - UNKNOWN Constance De Beauvoir <1080 - UNKNOWN Albert Von Moha D. UNKNOWN Godfrey of Hainault D. UNKNOWN Mary of Bulgaria ~1188 - 1244 Joanna of Flanders 56 56 ~1188 - 1233 Fernando of Portugal 45 45 1199 - 1259 Thomas II of Savoy 60 60 1196 - 1231 William II De Dampierre 35 35 D. UNKNOWN Baldwin D'Avesnes 1131 - 1202 Yolande De Hainault 71 71 D. UNKNOWN Hugh IV de St. Pol D. 1207 Henry De Hainault 1134 - 1147 Baldwin De Hainault 13 13 1150 - 1181 Laurette De Hainault 31 31 D. UNKNOWN Bouchard IV De Montmorency 1147 - 1163 Geoffrey De Hainault 16 16 D. 1168 Gertrude Hainault D. UNKNOWN Richilde Hainault D. 1166 Gerhard Hainault ~1056 - 1098 Baldwin II of Hainault 42 42 1077 - 1139 Ida of Louvain 62 62 1095 - 1118 Richilde von Hennegau 23 23 ~0999 - UNKNOWN Matilde Von Sachsen D. UNKNOWN Alice de Namur 1055 - 1071 Arnulf I of Flanders 16 16 D. UNKNOWN Reginald V of Hainault ~1001 - UNKNOWN Imma Von Sachsen ~1003 - UNKNOWN Thietmar Von Sachsen ~1005 - UNKNOWN Eilika of Schweinfurt ~1020 - UNKNOWN Otto Billung ~1028 - UNKNOWN Gertrud Billung ~1030 - UNKNOWN Hermann Billung 0990 - UNKNOWN Bertrade Haraldsdatter ~1078 - UNKNOWN Clementia De Namur ~1115 - UNKNOWN Beatix de Namur ~0924 - 0981 Robert I De Lomme 57 57 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0950 - UNKNOWN Ermengarde of Lorraine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0890 - 0946 Berenger De Namur 56 56 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0890 - 0952 Symphoriane of Lotharingia 62 62 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0920 - 0955 Otto of Lorraine 35 35 D. UNKNOWN William of Wales D. UNKNOWN Thierry "The Devil" Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Matthias Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Agatha Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Philip Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Henry "The Lombard" Von Lothringen D. 1175 Hedwig Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Georg of Zweibrucken 1140 - 1173 Judith Von Lothringen 33 33 D. 1213 Frederick II Von Lothringen D. 1226 Agnes of Bar D. UNKNOWN Rainald Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Alix Von Lothringen D. 1220 Theobald I Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Jacob of Lorraine D. 1251 Matthias II Von Lothringen D. UNKNOWN Lauretta Von Lothringen D. 1225 Gertrude of Metz D. UNKNOWN Simon III Von Saarbrucken D. 1255 Catherine of Limburg D. UNKNOWN Henry I of Luxembourg D. UNKNOWN Adalulf of Flanders BET 933 AND 940 - 1 JAN 961/62 Baldwin III of Flanders www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0953 Egbert of Flanders BET 941 AND 958 - 1008 Mathilde of Saxony www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1065 - UNKNOWN Robert II of Flanders D. UNKNOWN Hermann of Hainault D. UNKNOWN Philip of Loo D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress D. UNKNOWN William of Ypres D. UNKNOWN Ogiva of Flanders ~0987 - UNKNOWN Bertha of Flanders ~0989 - 1035 Olderico Manfredo II of Turin 46 46 ~0950 - 1000 Manfred I of Susa-Turin 50 50 ~0955 - UNKNOWN Prangorda di Reggio ~0925 - 0972 Ardoino of Susa- Turin 47 47 ~0928 - UNKNOWN FNU de Mosezzo ~0930 - 13 FEB 987/88 Attone De Reggio ~0935 - UNKNOWN Hildegarde ~0990 - 1037 Berthe de Este 47 47 ~0947 - 1014 Oberto II de Genoa 67 67 ~0952 - UNKNOWN Railinde of Como ~0932 - 0975 Oberto Azzo di Lucca 43 43 ~0932 - UNKNOWN Guilla of Spoleto ~0920 - UNKNOWN Riprandi of Como ~0895 - UNKNOWN Roggiero of Auriate- Susa ~0868 - UNKNOWN Ardoino of Pavia ~0838 - 0878 Ardoino of Neustria 40 40 ~0903 - UNKNOWN Manfredo de Mosezzo ~0878 - UNKNOWN Manfredo of Milan ~0910 - 0961 Sigfredo Di Canossa 51 51 ~0885 - UNKNOWN Adalberto of Milan ~0915 - ~0955 Adalbert III di Tuscany 40 40 ~0915 - UNKNOWN Railinda ~0897 - BET 928 AND 929 Gui di Lucca ~0892 - <0937 Marozia Senatrix of Rome 45 45 ~0850 - 17 AUG 915 Adalbert II "The Rich" of Lucca ~0863 - BET 8 MAY 924 AND 925 Bertha of Lorraine ~0850 - UNKNOWN Theophytactus of Rome ~0870 - 0920 Theodora 50 50 ~0910 - <0961 Theubaldus of Spoleto 51 51 ~0890 - 0928 Boniface I of Spoleto 38 38 ~0894 - UNKNOWN Waldrada of Burgundy ~0862 - >0893 Ubaldo of Bologna 31 31 ~0835 - UNKNOWN Hucbald of Bologna ~0885 - UNKNOWN Olderado of Como ~0890 - UNKNOWN Railinda of Verticilio ~0860 - UNKNOWN Auprando of Verticilio ~0974 - UNKNOWN Ancelie Von Lenzburg D. UNKNOWN Aimery V de Thouars D. UNKNOWN Henry of Aquitaine ~1142 - UNKNOWN Bohemond III of Antioch D. UNKNOWN William- Jordan Toulouse D. 1018 Prisca of Gascony www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Sans VI Guilhem of Gascony D. UNKNOWN Garsende of Perigord Became at nun at Saintes after her divorce. D. UNKNOWN Adalbert II of Perigord D. UNKNOWN Alausie D. UNKNOWN Matoeda D. 1097 Agnes of Aquitaine <1073 - UNKNOWN Peter I of Aragon D. 1146 Ermengarde de Anjou 1052 - 1079 Agnes of Aquitaine 27 27 D. 1110 Beatrice of Aquitaine D. 1126 Hugh of Aquitaine D. UNKNOWN Adelaide of Aquitaine D. UNKNOWN Gerard de Armagnac D. UNKNOWN Raymond of Melgueil D. UNKNOWN Eudes de Poitiers D. UNKNOWN Thibaut of Aquitaine D. 1006 Almodis de Gevaudun www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 1004 - 1038 William VI "The Fat" of Aquitaine 34 34 D. UNKNOWN Eustachie of Montreuil ~0925 - 0977 Ebles of Aquitaine 52 52 D. UNKNOWN Aremburga D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress D. 0901 Ranulf III de Poitou 0857 - 0892 Ebles de Poitou 35 35 D. 0892 Gauzbert de Poitou D. UNKNOWN William I "The Pious" of Auvergne D. UNKNOWN Engelberga of Provence D. 0926 William II 'The Young" of Auvergne D. 0927 Acfred De Carcasonne D. UNKNOWN Urraca of Castile D. UNKNOWN Garcia IV of Navarre D. UNKNOWN Imre of Hungary D. UNKNOWN Frederick D. UNKNOWN Leonor De Aragon D. UNKNOWN Dolca De Aragon D. >1227 Fernando De Aragon D. BET 1190 AND 1199 Ramon Berenguer De Aragon ~1129 - UNKNOWN Boleslaus "The Long" of Poland <1095 - UNKNOWN Sancha of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Gomez Gonzalez D. UNKNOWN Pedro Gonzalez of Lara D. UNKNOWN Fernando Perez Furtado D. 1071 Isabel of Urgel D. UNKNOWN Armengol III of Urgel ~1022 - 1038 Gonzalo Sanchez 16 16 D. UNKNOWN Sancha De Aibar >1020 - UNKNOWN Garcia III Sanchez of Najera D. UNKNOWN Bernardo Sanchez de Navarra ~0975 - 1038 Bernard Roger De Comminges 63 63 ~0975 - BET 1032 AND 1034 Gersende Ermesinde of Bigorre www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~1129 - UNKNOWN Ystedur verch Caradog Ancestry/Larry Parkinson ~0875 - 0922 Galindo II Aznarez of Aragon 47 47 ~0914 - 0959 Sancha of Pamplona 45 45 Sister of the King of Navarre, Garcia III.

Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre
 D. UNKNOWN Ordono III of Leon de Aza de Najera D. UNKNOWN Ordono IV "The Bad" of Leon D. 0992 Ramiro of Navarre D. UNKNOWN Gonzalo of Navarre D. UNKNOWN Abda (Urraca) "The Basque" of Navarre D. UNKNOWN Almanzor D. UNKNOWN Abd al-Rahman Sanchuelo ~0845 - 0893 Aznar II Galindez 48 48 D. UNKNOWN Toda Galindez D. 0867 Galindo I Aznarez BET 825 AND 855 - UNKNOWN Oneca of Pamplona ~0810 - BET 860 AND 882 Garcia I of Pamplona He was educated in Cordoba, as a guest at the court of the Emir of Cordoba. 

Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Wikipedia.org - Garcia I of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Sancha D. UNKNOWN Muhammad al Tawil D. UNKNOWN Aznar I Galindez D. UNKNOWN Guldreguda D. UNKNOWN Urraca of Aragon no surviving children. ~0847 - UNKNOWN Oneca Fortunez Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre
Ancestry - Roger Tansey BET 820 AND 830 - UNKNOWN Fortun Garces of Pamplona Wikipedia.org - Toda of Navarre
Wikipedia.org - Garcia I of Pamplona D. 0931 Jimeno II of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Inigo II Garcez of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Sichilde Private Brodulf D. BET 630 AND 632 Chilperic D. UNKNOWN Saint Hubertus ~0555 - UNKNOWN Ricomere of Burgundy ~0560 - UNKNOWN Gaitrude of Hamage ~0585 - UNKNOWN St. Modoaldus ~0591 - UNKNOWN Itte of Landen ? ~0615 - UNKNOWN Clodulphe ~1170 - UNKNOWN Alexandre I of Montaigu- Chagny ~1320 - UNKNOWN William Borthwick D. UNKNOWN FNU Home D. UNKNOWN Thomas Home D. UNKNOWN Thomas Oliphant ~1292 - UNKNOWN Thomas Borthwick ~1221 - UNKNOWN Walter Oliphant ~1190 - 1242 Walter Oliphant 52 52 ~1202 - UNKNOWN Christian Strathearn ~1162 - UNKNOWN David Oliphant ~1138 - UNKNOWN David Oliphant ~1105 - ~1170 David Oliphant 65 65 ~1075 - UNKNOWN William Oliphant ~1040 - UNKNOWN Walter Oliphant ~1004 - UNKNOWN Duncan Oliphant ~1010 - UNKNOWN Helen Hassa ~0974 - UNKNOWN Roger Oliphant ~1045 - UNKNOWN Maud of Angus ~1462 - UNKNOWN Duncan Robertson ~1464 - UNKNOWN Mary Robertson ~1466 - UNKNOWN Robert Robertson ~1468 - UNKNOWN Andrew Robertson ~1470 - UNKNOWN James Robertson ~1482 - UNKNOWN Alexander Robertson ~1413 - UNKNOWN Margaret Tweedie ~1483 - UNKNOWN Christian Sandilands ? ~1377 - 1444 Andrew Kerr 67 67 ~1350 - UNKNOWN Robert Kerr ~1325 - UNKNOWN John Ker ~1321 - <1358 James Sandilands 37 37 ~1220 - AFT 2 FEB 1282/83 Arnould III de Guines ~1222 - UNKNOWN Alice de Coucy ~1200 - 1244 Baudouin III de Guines 44 44 ~1205 - UNKNOWN Mahaut de Fiennes BET 1270 AND 1273 - UNKNOWN John Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1240 - UNKNOWN John Balfour ~1216 - UNKNOWN Ingelram Balfour ~1190 - UNKNOWN Michael Balfour ~1165 - UNKNOWN Siward Balfour ~1140 - UNKNOWN Octred Balfour D. UNKNOWN Siward Balfour ~1115 - UNKNOWN Siward Balfour ~1300 - ~1390 Roger Colquhoun 90 90 ~1532 - UNKNOWN Katherine Herries 1205 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Llewelyn ~1207 - UNKNOWN Gwenllan verch Llewelyn BET 1209 AND 1211 - 1246 Dafydd ap Llewelyn died without heirs ~1210 - UNKNOWN Margaret verch Llewelyn ~1207 - <1237 John Le Scott 30 30 ~1250 - UNKNOWN Hawise De Quincy ~1178 - UNKNOWN Tangwystyl verch Llywarch Goch D. UNKNOWN Gladys Dhu verch Llywelyn ap Iorwerth ~1290 - 1365 Domhnall of Lennox 75 75 ~1265 - UNKNOWN John Strathbogie ~1290 - UNKNOWN David Strathbogie ~1294 - UNKNOWN Isabelle Strathbogie ~1274 - UNKNOWN Duncan of Mar ~1276 - UNKNOWN Alexander of Mar ~1280 - UNKNOWN Mary of Mar ~1444 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Murray ~1448 - UNKNOWN Willam Murray D. 1599 Gabrielle d'Estrees D. 1709 Barbara Palmer ~1662 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Charles II of England D. 1686 Nell Gwynn D. UNKNOWN Ermengarda Melusina Von Schulenberg D. UNKNOWN Sophia Charlotte Kielmansegge D. UNKNOWN Arabella Churchill D. UNKNOWN Catherine Sedley D. 1450 Agnes Sorel D. UNKNOWN Henrietta Howard D. UNKNOWN George Berkeley D. UNKNOWN FNU Howard D. UNKNOWN Marguerite D. UNKNOWN Francoise de Montmorency D. UNKNOWN FNU de Fosseuse D. 1633 Henriette Catherine de Balzac d'Entragues <1600 - UNKNOWN Stillborn Son of Henri D. UNKNOWN Marie de Medici 1601 - UNKNOWN Son of Henri 1601 - UNKNOWN Son & Heir of Henri IV of France 1602 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Henri IV of France 1602 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Henri D. UNKNOWN Son of Henri IV of France D. UNKNOWN Nicholas d'Amerval ~1595 - UNKNOWN Charlotte de Montmorency D. UNKNOWN Prince de Conde 1670 - UNKNOWN Son of Charles II of England D. UNKNOWN Moll Davis ~1649 - UNKNOWN Louise de Keroualle D. 1699 Hortense Mancini D. UNKNOWN Anne D. UNKNOWN Amelia Von Walmoden ~1594 - UNKNOWN Cesar Legitimized in 1594 ~1672 - UNKNOWN Charles ~1663 - UNKNOWN Henry D. UNKNOWN Son of James VII of Scots D. UNKNOWN Jane Shore D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Villiers D. UNKNOWN George Hamilton D. UNKNOWN Charles Godfrey D. UNKNOWN Daughter Godfrey D. UNKNOWN Daughter Godfrey D. UNKNOWN Son of James VII of Scots D. UNKNOWN Daughter of James VII of Scots D. UNKNOWN Daughter of James VII of Scots D. UNKNOWN Robert Fielding D. UNKNOWN Mary Wadsworth ~1595 - UNKNOWN Kirsten Munk Living Deetz Living LNU Living Buchanan Living LNU Living Harkins Living LNU Living Williams Living White Living White Living White Living Orner Living Orner Living Orner Living Pierce Living Pierce Living White Living White Living White Private Unknown Private Daughter Unknown D. UNKNOWN Enna Cennselach Blinded in 1169 ~1000 - 1072 Diarmait mac Mail na mBo 72 72 Diarmait was a contender for the title of High King of Ireland. He was one of the most important and significant Kings in Ireland in the pre-Norman era. 

He was able to claim the title "King of Leinster" and install his son, Murchad, as king of Dublin. Thus ruler of two of the most powerful and wealthy towns on the island, he was able to make a bid for the High-Kingship. It was during a battle against the king of Mide, Conchobar Ua Maelsechalinn, that he was killed in 1072.

Diarmait's Death in the Annals of the Four Masters
"Diarmaid, son of Mael-na-mbo, King of Leinster, of the foreigners of Ath-cliath, and of Leath-Mogha-Nuadhat, was slain and beheaded in the battle of Odhbha, on Tuesday, the seventh of the Ides of February, the battle having been gained over him by Conchobhar O'Maeleachlainn, King of Meath. There were also slain many hundreds of the foreigners and Leinstermen, along with Diarmaid, in that battle. In it was killed Gillaphadraig O'Fearghaile, lord of the Fortuatha, &c. Of the death of Diarmaid was said:"




Two, seven times ten above one thousand,
From the birth of Christ is reckoned,
To this year, in which Diarmaid,
First man in Leinster, fell.
Diarmaid, of the ruddy-coloured aspect,
A king who maintained the standard of war,
Whose death brought scarcity of peace,
The loss of the heroes of Ladhrann, with their ships.
Comely youths were cut down there,
Together with the head of Claire and Cualann.
It caused in the breeze a noise not pleasant,
The loss of the King of Riada of great valour.
Until at Muillenn-Chul was slain
A brave chieftain of a strong fortress,
Until the furious fire-brand fell by treachery,
They found no hero who dared with him contend.
It is a red wound through my firm heart;
For the host from Caindruim it was not just
To destroy our noble chief they had no right,
It has quenched their spirit greatly,
Diarmaid of the laughing teeth under violent sorrow;
There is not on account of his death banquet or feast;
There will not be peace, there will not be armistice.

Source
"Annals of the Four Masters; http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/T100005B/index.html
"Irish Kings and High Kings", Francis John Bryne, Dublin 1973.  (from Wikipedia.org)


 D. 1092 Enna D. 1098 Diarmait D. UNKNOWN Donnchad Mail na mBo mac Domnall Cloen D. 1025 Urraca Gomez D. UNKNOWN Ramiro "The Bastard" ~1026 - UNKNOWN Rodrigo Diaz "El Cid Campeador" de Vivar D. UNKNOWN Medb D. UNKNOWN Eber Finn D. UNKNOWN Muimne D. UNKNOWN Luigne D. UNKNOWN Laigne D. UNKNOWN Augustine Aldrich D. UNKNOWN John Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Thomas Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Lucy Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Scisselly Bishop D. UNKNOWN Richard Bishop D. UNKNOWN Jane Markham D. UNKNOWN Anthony Markham D. UNKNOWN John Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Anne Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Mary Aldrich D. UNKNOWN Anne Bacon 1700 - 1702 William Aldridge 1 1 D. UNKNOWN Joseph Allred D. UNKNOWN Jonathan Allred D. UNKNOWN William Horner D. UNKNOWN Catherine Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Julian D. UNKNOWN Susannah Allred D. UNKNOWN FNU Guren D. UNKNOWN Rebecca Allred D. UNKNOWN Margaret Allred 1786 - UNKNOWN Barbary York Allred 1778 - UNKNOWN Caroline Julian Allred 1776 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Hannah Allred 1772 - UNKNOWN Joseph Allred 1782 - UNKNOWN Lydia Allred 1784 - UNKNOWN Margaret Allred 1790 - UNKNOWN Mary Allred 1792 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Allred 1780 - UNKNOWN Susanna Gwen Allred D. UNKNOWN Margaret Browne D. 1618 Alice LNU D. 1628 Cecilie LNU D. 1647 Dorothy LNU D. UNKNOWN Barthum Seeke D. UNKNOWN Samuel Pycroft D. UNKNOWN Ann D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth D. UNKNOWN Mary ~1758 - UNKNOWN Elias Allred ~1760 - UNKNOWN John Allred ~1756 - UNKNOWN William Allred ~1754 - UNKNOWN James Allred ~1764 - UNKNOWN Moses Allred ~1762 - UNKNOWN Rachel Allred ~1766 - UNKNOWN Eli Allred ~1768 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Allred ~1770 - UNKNOWN Thomas Jr. Allred ~1772 - UNKNOWN Levi Allred 1780 - UNKNOWN Ruby (Rudie) Beck ~1747 - UNKNOWN Hannah Beck 1749 - UNKNOWN Diannah (Dianna) Beck 1750 - ~1782 John Emasy Beck 32 32 D. UNKNOWN Susannah Gibbs ~1757 - UNKNOWN Abraham Beck ~1765 - UNKNOWN Jesse Beck ~1763 - UNKNOWN Lydia Beck ~1761 - UNKNOWN Susannah or Shusannah Beck D. UNKNOWN Charles Hobson D. UNKNOWN Joseph Sitton 7 JAN 1693/94 - UNKNOWN William Beck 1688 - UNKNOWN Mathew Beck 1691 - UNKNOWN Mary Beck 1696 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Beck 1897 - UNKNOWN Marta or Myrda A. York ~1900 - UNKNOWN Birdie York D. UNKNOWN Ordulf Ordgar BET 1005 AND 1013 - 1036 Alfred of England died without issue BET 1005 AND 1013 - ~1049 Goda of England D. UNKNOWN Daughter De Boulogne Private Dvirgin M. LNU D. 1064 Walter de Amiens D. UNKNOWN Fulk de Amiens D. 1057 Ralph de Amiens D. 1014 Aethelstan of England D. BET 1005 AND 1012 Egbert of England D. UNKNOWN Eadwig of England ? D. BET 1005 AND 1012 Edgar of England D. UNKNOWN Edith of England D. UNKNOWN Wulfhild of England D. UNKNOWN Abbess of Wherwell D. 0971 Edmund of England Edmund appears to have been Edgar's chosen heir - in the refoundation charter of the New Minster, Winchester of 966, he is named as legitimus clito, legitimate heir to the throne.  However, he died four years before his father and subsequent succession seems to have been up for grabs between Edgar's eldest sone, Edward and Aethelred. D. UNKNOWN Aethelflaed D. 18 MAR 977/78 Edward "The Martyr" of England D. 0959 Eadwig of England D. 0939 Aethelstan of England D. 1006 Aelfhelm Aelfhelm was one of Aethelred The Unready's most trusted advisors. D. UNKNOWN Sweyn Estridson D. UNKNOWN Gunnhild of Denmark in 1001 Pallig and Gunnhild were captured by the Anglo-Saxons and held hostage.  They were both executed a year later during the Massacre of the Danes, prompting ferocious retaliation from Swein Forkbeard.
 D. UNKNOWN Pallig Viking commander D. UNKNOWN Count of Blois & Chartres D. UNKNOWN Second Wife D. UNKNOWN Edith of England Edith was raised at the Wilton convent, where she pursued the whole of her short and blameless life.  It was also at Wilton that her mother retired sometime after Edith's birth. D. UNKNOWN Ulfketel Snilling D. UNKNOWN Eadric Streona ~0999 - 7 JAN 1078/79 Odo of Brittany ~1016 - UNKNOWN Edmund of England D. 1015 Siferth D. UNKNOWN Mistress Living Stockton Living Stockton Living Stockton Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates Living Bates ~1900 - UNKNOWN Elizha A. Fortune ~1902 - UNKNOWN Albert E. Fortune ~1903 - UNKNOWN Phate Fortune ? ~1905 - UNKNOWN Cleomy Fortune ? BET 938 AND 940 - ~0995 Garcia I Fernandez de Lara Called Garcia El de las Manos Blancas (of the White Hands). ~0890 - UNKNOWN Gonzalo Fernandez de Lara Gonzalo was a descendent of Nuno Rasura, one of the two judges from Castile, and of Rodrigo, the first of the counts from Castile.
 D. UNKNOWN Nuno Fernandez D. 0951 Ramiro II of Leon D. UNKNOWN Count of Aragon D. UNKNOWN Urraca of Pamplona D. 0931 Oneca of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Alfonso IV "The Monk" of Leon D. UNKNOWN Amulina (Jimena) of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Alfonso III "The Great" of Leon D. UNKNOWN Ordono II of Leon D. UNKNOWN Alvao Herramelizel of Alava D. UNKNOWN Teresa de Leon D. UNKNOWN Velasquita (Belasquita) of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Nuno (Mumo) of Vizcaya D. UNKNOWN Galindo of Ribagorza D. UNKNOWN Fortun Galindez D. UNKNOWN Munia (Muna) of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Ordono I of Asturias D. UNKNOWN Orbita of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Dadildis de Pallars D. UNKNOWN Oneca Rebelle de Sanguesa D. UNKNOWN Sancha of Pamplona D. UNKNOWN Garcia Jimenez of Pamplona ~0935 - >0995 Ava de Riborgaza 60 60 D. UNKNOWN Raimundo II de Riborgaza D. UNKNOWN Gersenda de Fezensac D. UNKNOWN Salvador Perez de Castile D. UNKNOWN Pedro Fernandez de Castile ~0775 - UNKNOWN Munia or Oneca Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Wikipedia.org - Inigo I of Pamplona  BET 781 AND 800 - BET 851 AND 852 Arista (in Spanish) Being a Basque leader..seems to imply that he was a Moslem. (Royalty for Commoners, p 40)
Stricken by paralysis in 842.

Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Wikipedia.org - Garcia I of Pamplona
Wikipedia.org - Inigo I of Pamplona ~0804 - UNKNOWN Oneca Ximena According to Wikipedia.org - Inigo I of Pamplona married Oneca Velazquez, daughter of Velasco, Lord of Pamplona.

Ancestry - Scott Ezell BET 770 AND 775 - 0842 Ximeno Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Wikipedia.org - Inigo I of Pamplona ~0900 - 0951 Cennetig mac Lorcain 51 51 ~0900 - UNKNOWN Be Binn ingen Aurchada D. UNKNOWN Aurchad mac Murchada D. UNKNOWN Unknown ~0930 - UNKNOWN Mor ingen Eiden D. UNKNOWN Eiden mac Clerig of Ui Fiachrach Aidne ~0951 - 1014 Murchad mac Briain 63 63 ~0955 - UNKNOWN Conchobar mac Briain ~0960 - UNKNOWN Flann mac Briain D. UNKNOWN Carrlus mac Ailella ~0973 - 1023 Tadc mac Briain 50 50 D. UNKNOWN Gilla Patraic ~0950 - 1030 Gormlaith ingen Murchada 80 80 D. UNKNOWN Murchad mac Finn D. 0981 Amlaib Cuaran D. UNKNOWN Sitriuc mac Amlaib D. UNKNOWN Mael Sechnaill mac Domnaill ~0990 - 1009 Dub Choblaig 19 19 D. UNKNOWN King of Connacht ~0990 - 1065 Donnchad mac Briain 75 75 D. UNKNOWN Mahoun D. UNKNOWN Domchamacn D. UNKNOWN Eichtigern D. UNKNOWN Anlmacn D. 0976 Mathgamain ~1214 - UNKNOWN Christell Seton ~1351 - UNKNOWN Janet Fleming ~1370 - UNKNOWN John I Seton D. UNKNOWN Alexander I Seton ~1379 - UNKNOWN Anna Seton ~1380 - UNKNOWN Janet Seton ~1400 - UNKNOWN Marion Seton D. UNKNOWN Sir Alexander Ramsay of Dalhousie ~1405 - 1432 Thomas Beaufort 27 27 1406 - 1455 Edmund Beaufort 49 49 1409 - 1449 Margaret Beaufort 40 40 D. UNKNOWN Thomas de Courtenay D. UNKNOWN Thomas Plantagenet D. UNKNOWN Thomas Holland D. UNKNOWN Edward Holland D. UNKNOWN John Holland D. UNKNOWN Edward Cherleton D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Holland D. UNKNOWN Sir John Neville D. UNKNOWN Eleanor Holland D. UNKNOWN Thomas Montacute 1357 - 1433 John I of Portugal 76 76 D. UNKNOWN Edward of Portugal D. UNKNOWN John Holland 1379 - 1406 Henry III of Castile 27 27 D. UNKNOWN John II of Castile D. UNKNOWN William V of Hainault D. UNKNOWN Philippa De Roet D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey Chaucer D. UNKNOWN John Holland D. UNKNOWN John Hastings D. 1443 Sir John Cornwall 1365 - 1368 Edward Plantagenet 3 3 1366 - <1370 John Plantagenet 4 4 1368 - <1370 Isabel Plantagenet 2 2 1372 - 1375 John Plantagenet 3 3 D. UNKNOWN Margaret Neville D. 1396 Robert Ferrers Private Walter De Roet D. 1366 Isabel (Elizabeth) De Roet D. UNKNOWN Clemence D. UNKNOWN Dafydd ab Owain Gwynedd D. 1195 Rhodri ab Owain Gwynedd D. UNKNOWN Isabella de Braose D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. 1244 Gruffydd ap Llywelyn D. UNKNOWN Llywelyn the Last D. UNKNOWN Hawise D. UNKNOWN Oliver FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Mistress or Mistresses D. 1205 Geoffrey FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN John FitzRoy D. 1245 Henry FitzRoy D. >1216 Osbert Gifford D. 1241 Eudes FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Bartholomew FitzRoy D. 1252 Maud FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Isabel FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Richard FitzIves D. >1263 Philip FitzRoy D. UNKNOWN Ykenai D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey D. UNKNOWN Mistress or Mistresses D. UNKNOWN Bishop of Durham Morgan D. UNKNOWN Abbess of Barking Matilda D. UNKNOWN William Aigret D. UNKNOWN Petronilla of Aquitaine ~1489 - UNKNOWN John of Innerpeffray Drummond ~1523 - UNKNOWN Agne Drummond ~1528 - UNKNOWN Margaret Drummond ~1531 - UNKNOWN Isabell Drummond ~1519 - UNKNOWN James Gordon ~1256 - UNKNOWN Margaretha Van Arkel ~1260 - UNKNOWN Arnoud Van Arkel ~1468 - UNKNOWN Marguerite Sarrebruck ~1435 - UNKNOWN Charles Queuille ~1440 - 1469 Anne Ventadour 29 29 ~1262 - UNKNOWN Duncan de Faslane ~1290 - 1353 John Lamont 63 63 ~1378 - UNKNOWN Margaret of Lennox ~1340 - UNKNOWN John MacDonald ~1346 - UNKNOWN Duncan Skeodan Campbell ~1350 - UNKNOWN Colin Campbell ~1291 - UNKNOWN Awley Alan de Faslane ~1175 - UNKNOWN Marie- Ducissa De Bourgogne ~1177 - UNKNOWN Alix De Bourgogne ~1161 - UNKNOWN Beatrix de Vienne ~1184 - UNKNOWN Andrae De Bourgogne ~1190 - UNKNOWN Mahaut De Bourgogne ~1192 - UNKNOWN Marguerite De Bourgogne ~1020 - 1072 Otto Wettin 52 52 ~1020 - 1070 Ulfhild Olafsdatter 50 50 ~1015 - 1063 Bela I (Adalbertus) of Hungary 48 48 ~1015 - ~1052 Richza (Ryksa) Miciszlava 37 37 ~0900 - >0958 Vermudo Nunez 58 58 ~0900 - <0949 Velasquita Velazquez 49 49 ~0850 - >0901 Nunio Ordonez 51 51 ~0879 - >0954 Vela Nunez 75 75 ~0879 - UNKNOWN Todile ~0900 - 0951 Diego Munoz 51 51 ~0900 - >0940 Tigrida Nunez 40 40 ~0875 - >0915 Munio Nunez 40 40 ~0875 - >0927 Nuno Fernandez 52 52 ~0830 - 27 MAY 866 Ordono I de Asturias ~0826 - UNKNOWN Nunio de Vierzo ~0790 - 1 FEB 849/50 Ramiro I de Asturias ~0800 - UNKNOWN Urraca Paterna de Castile ~0765 - 0797 Bermudo I de Asturias 32 32 ~0773 - UNKNOWN Ursinda Munilona ~0768 - UNKNOWN Diego Rodriguez de Castile ~0772 - UNKNOWN Paterna de Castile ~0740 - ~0765 Fruela de Bardalia 25 25 ~0710 - 0768 Fruela I Alfonsez 58 58 ~0719 - UNKNOWN Munnia Froilaz ~0695 - 0757 Alphonse I "Le Catholique" de Cantabre 62 62 ~0695 - UNKNOWN Ermessinde des Asturies ~0690 - 0757 Fruela Perez 67 67 ~0670 - UNKNOWN Pierre de Cantabre 0646 - 0687 Erwige de le Visigoths 41 41 0650 - UNKNOWN Luibigtohona de Visigoths ~0611 - UNKNOWN Ardavaste de la Visigoths ~0620 - UNKNOWN Divigria de Liebana ~0630 - 0672 Receswinthe II of the Visigoths 42 42 ~0630 - UNKNOWN Osicia de Liebana ~0583 - UNKNOWN Athanafilde of the Visigoths ~0585 - UNKNOWN Flavia Juliana de Byzantine ~0555 - 13 APR 585 Hermenegilde of the Visigoths ~0567 - 24 MAR 584/85 Ingonde Burgundy ~0531 - 0586 Leovigilde I of the Visigoths 55 55 ~0535 - UNKNOWN Theodora (Theodosia) ~0535 - BET 575 AND 579 Sigebert I Merovingian BET 534 AND 539 - BET 613 AND 614 Brundhilde of the Visigoths ~0550 - UNKNOWN Petrus Augustus de Byzantine ~0982 - UNKNOWN Urraca Garces Navarre ~0996 - UNKNOWN Vela "The Infante" de Aragon ~1030 - UNKNOWN Sancho D. UNKNOWN Alfonso D. UNKNOWN Garcia D. UNKNOWN Elvira D. UNKNOWN Urraca ~1141 - UNKNOWN Enguerrand III De Coucy 0991 - 1022 Alvira Menendez 31 31 ~0953 - 0999 Bermudo II "El Gotoso" of Asturias 46 46 ~0965 - 1017 Elvira Garces de Lara of Castile 52 52 ~0926 - 0955 Ordona III of Leon 29 29 ~0935 - UNKNOWN Aragonta Pelaez ~0964 - ~1008 Menendo Gonzalez 44 44 ~0964 - ~1022 Tutadoma 58 58 ~0934 - UNKNOWN Gutierrez ~0934 - ~0985 Gonzalo Mendez 51 51 ~0934 - ~0985 Ilduara Pelaez 51 51 ~0962 - >1048 Damas I de Semur 86 86 ~0980 - UNKNOWN Aremburga de Bourgogne D. >1015 Geoffrey I de Semur D. ~0962 Daugter of Damus de Brioude D. UNKNOWN Damas de Brioude ~1098 - 1167 Raimond Trencavel 69 69 ~1115 - UNKNOWN Saura >1066 - 1129 Bernard Aton Trencavel 63 63 ~1070 - 1150 Ceilia de Provence 80 80 ~1109 - ~1150 Bertrand de Forcalquier 41 41 ~1110 - UNKNOWN Josserane de Flotte ~1100 - UNKNOWN Gautier III de Salins ~1090 - 1155 William IV de Macon & Auxonne 65 65 ~1090 - >1155 Poncia de Traves 65 65 D. ~1154 Faydiva D. UNKNOWN Faydiva or Fraisseta D. UNKNOWN Alphons Jourdain D. <1178 Alicia (Aalis) Di Savoia D. UNKNOWN Daughter(Sophia?) Di Savoia D. UNKNOWN Anne BET 1060 AND 1068 - 1198 Guigues III de Albon http:genealogy.euweb.cz/french/albon1.html

Ancestry/Mitchell Draper ~1070 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Atheling ~1042 - >1095 Guigue II "Pinguis" de Albon 53 53 http:genealogy.euweb.cz/french/albon1.html

Ancestry/Mitchell Draper ~1016 - ~1063 Guigue I Vetus de Albon 47 47 http:genealogy.euweb.cz/french/albon1.html

Ancestry/Mitchell Draper ~1018 - UNKNOWN Gotheline or Adelais BET 1075 AND 1080 - 1103 Humbert II de Maurienne & Savoy ~1124 - 1172 Agnes of Savoy 48 48 ~1125 - 1158 Mafalda (Mahaut) of Savoy 33 33 ~1127 - UNKNOWN John of Savoy ~1129 - UNKNOWN Peter of Savoy ~1131 - UNKNOWN William of Savoy ~1133 - UNKNOWN Isabella of Savoy ~1138 - 1194 Juliana of Savoy 56 56 D. UNKNOWN Humberto of Beaujeu D. UNKNOWN Adelaide D. UNKNOWN Alfonso I of Portugal D. UNKNOWN Guy IV of Dauphinois D. UNKNOWN William of Savoy D. BET MAR 1222/23 AND NOV 1223 Umberto of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Tommaso of Savoy D. 1237 Aimone of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Guglielmo of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Pietro of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Filippo of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Bonifacio of Savoy D. 1265 Alasia of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Agatha of Savoy D. 1273 Margherita of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Avita of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Amedeo of Savoy D. 1147 Henrique of Portugal 1148 - 1160 Mafalda of Portugal 12 12 1151 - 1188 Urraca of Portugal 37 37 D. UNKNOWN Sancha Portugal D. 1032 Rudolf III de Arles D. UNKNOWN Henry II of Germany D. UNKNOWN Bruno of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Brigitta of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Arnold of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN John Wood D. UNKNOWN Reubin Seay D. UNKNOWN W. T. Alliston D. UNKNOWN Laura J. Warren D. UNKNOWN Fanny Nesbitt ~1102 - 1139 Henry "The Proud" 37 37 D. UNKNOWN Welf D. UNKNOWN Gertrud D. UNKNOWN Emperor Lothair D. UNKNOWN Richenza of Nordheim 1155 - 1197 Gertrude of Bavaria 42 42 D. UNKNOWN Frederick IV of Swabia ~1849 - UNKNOWN Caroline Williamson Are Caroline and Polly the same person?   ~1861 - UNKNOWN Mary Bates ~1863 - UNKNOWN Sarah Bates ~1108 - 1139 Henry X "The Proud" of Bavaria 31 31 D. UNKNOWN Mary LNU ~1848 - UNKNOWN Martha Blackwell ~1851 - UNKNOWN Drusilla Blackwell ~1853 - UNKNOWN William Blackwell 1803 - 1817 Joroyal H. Blackwell 14 14 1804 - 1860 Starling Willis Blackwell 55 55 ~1810 - UNKNOWN Mary Blackwell 1814 - 1894 James Barnett Blackwell 80 80 1818 - 1889 Martha Patsy Blackwell 71 71 ~1821 - <1870 David Glenn Blackwell 49 49 D. UNKNOWN William de Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Rorgon de Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Simon de Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Galeran de Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Aenor de Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey V de Thouars ~1145 - 1205 Amalric De Lusignan 60 60 ~1160 - 1217 Raoul I of Issoudun 57 57 >1162 - UNKNOWN Pierre De Lusignan >1163 - UNKNOWN Guillaume De Lusignan D. 1194 Guy De Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Agatha de Preuilly D. UNKNOWN Emperor Frederick 1221 - 1260 Hugh XI De Lusignan 39 39 1222 - 1260 Aymer De Valence 38 38 1223 - 1269 Agnes De Lusignan 46 46 D. UNKNOWN William II de Chauvigny D. 1264 Guy De Lusignan D. 1274 Geoffrey De Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Jeanne de Chatellerault D. 1296 William De Valence D. 1288 Marguerite De Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Raymond VII de Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Aimery IX de Thouars 1234 - 14 JAN 1298/99 Isabelle De Lusignan D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey de Rancon D. <1118 Reynold De Warenne D. UNKNOWN Edith De Warenne D. UNKNOWN Gerard de Gournay D. UNKNOWN Henry of Burgundy D. UNKNOWN Sybille of Barcelona D. UNKNOWN Hugh I of Burgundy ~0864 - UNKNOWN William of Perigord D. UNKNOWN Titus Pomponius Atticus D. UNKNOWN Publius Cornelius Scipio Salvito D. UNKNOWN Jehoram D. UNKNOWN Omri D. UNKNOWN Ithobaal I of Tyre D. UNKNOWN Ahaziah 1690 - 1751 John Price 61 61 ~1698 - 1751 Hannah Williamson 53 53 1568 - 1658 John Blackwell 90 90 D. UNKNOWN Mary Neale D. UNKNOWN Joseph Crenshaw D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Finch 1662 - UNKNOWN John Glenn 1635 - 1696 James Glenn 61 61 1640 - 1688 E. Mitchell 48 48 1612 - UNKNOWN William Mitchell D. UNKNOWN William Blackwell D. UNKNOWN Maryann D. UNKNOWN Richard Blackwell D. UNKNOWN Ann Edlyne D. UNKNOWN William Blackwell D. UNKNOWN Richard Blackwell ~1180 - 1209 Eberhard II of Altena 29 29 D. 1226 Friedrich II of Isenberg <1180 - 1226 Dietrich of Altena 46 46 1200 - 1250 Engelbert of Altena 50 50 <1200 - 1264 Philipp of Altena 64 64 <1200 - 1258 Bruno of Altena 58 58 <1220 - >1247 Gottfried of Altena 27 27 1220 - BEF 25 JAN 1259/60 Adolf Von Holte D. >1260 Elisabeth 1223 - 1242 Wilhelm of Altena 19 19 ~1099 - >1161 Adolf IV of Berg 62 62 Adolf build Schoss Altena and Ain 1133 Altenberg Abbey, which he enters in 1160

SOURCES:
Wikipedia
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson tree
 BET 1152 AND 1165 - 1224 Oda of Altena D. UNKNOWN Simon Von Tecklenburg 1168 - 1220 Adolf of Altena 52 52 ~1149 - 1169 Friedrich I of Altena 20 20 ~1002 - UNKNOWN Adolf II of Lorraine- Deutz SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1156 - UNKNOWN Dietrich of Altena BET 1080 AND 1084 - 1152 Adolf III of Berg SOURCES:
Wikipedia
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson tree
 D. UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Arnsberg D. UNKNOWN Heinrich Von Rietberg D. 1108 Adolf V of Berg D. UNKNOWN Irmgard Von Wasserburg D. UNKNOWN Engelbert Von Wasserburg <1150 - 1190 Engelbert I of Berg 40 40 1157 - 1190 Margaret of Geldern 33 33 1140 - 1158 Friedrich II of Berg 18 18 D. 1193 Bruno III of Berg D. 1190 Arnold of Altena ~1065 - >1090 Adolf II of Berg- Hovel 25 25 SOURCES:
Wikipedia
 D. 1090 Adelheid Von Laufen ~1085 - UNKNOWN Adelheid of Cleves BET 1090 AND 1095 - 1152 Eberhard of Berg D. 1137 Bruno II of Berg D. 1160 Gisela of Berg D. 1160 Sizzo Von Schwarzburg ~1040 - >1081 Adolf I of Berg 41 41 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson D. 1067 Heinrich II Von Laufen D. UNKNOWN Ida Von Werl- Hovel ~0973 - UNKNOWN Hermann II of Lorraine- Deutz SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~0929 - 16 JUL 996 Herman "The Small"of Lorraine SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~0900 - UNKNOWN Ehrenfeld Von Bonngau SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~0900 - BEF 10 JUL 963 Rickwara Von Bonngau SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~0931 - UNKNOWN Heilwig Von Dillengen SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN Hanun ben Nahash ~1222 - UNKNOWN Roger Acton SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1270 - UNKNOWN Alan De Cotton ~1274 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Cotton ~1248 - UNKNOWN John De Acton ~1200 - UNKNOWN Ralph Hellesby SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson 1224 - UNKNOWN Hugh Acton 1163 - UNKNOWN Adam Hellesby SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1142 - 1232 Jocelyn Acton 90 90 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1161 - UNKNOWN John Hellesby ~1165 - UNKNOWN Roger Hellesby ~1168 - UNKNOWN Jocelyn Hellesby ~1117 - UNKNOWN Jocelyn de Hellesby SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1145 - UNKNOWN Agatha Massey SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~0898 - UNKNOWN Raoul De Cambrai ~1287 - <1310 Arend Van Amstel 23 23 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry.com/David Weaver ~1291 - >1344 Marie De Avesnes 53 53 SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1332 - UNKNOWN Beatrijs van Egmond BET 1334 AND 1342 - UNKNOWN Bartha (Baerte) van Egmond ~1338 - UNKNOWN Katharina van Egmond ~1339 - UNKNOWN Willem van Egmond ~1341 - UNKNOWN Albrecht van Egmond ~1343 - UNKNOWN Antonia van Egmond ~1345 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth van Egmond ~1350 - UNKNOWN Griete van Egmond ~1350 - UNKNOWN Maria van Egmond ~1355 - UNKNOWN Gerrit van Egmond ? D. UNKNOWN Gijsbrecht Van Ijsselstein SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/David Weaver D. UNKNOWN Beerta Van Arkel zu Heukelom SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/David Weaver ~1134 - UNKNOWN Ifor ap Arurys SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson BET 1140 AND 1150 - BET 1184 AND 1211 Hywel "Caerllion" ap Iorwerth Howell [Hywell] of Caerleon, founded Llantarnam Abbey in 1175, resigned his sovereignty 1172 and accepted knighthood from Henry II [m. Gwerful fyrch Owain Cyfeiliog].

Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank BET 1141 AND 1160 - UNKNOWN Gwerful verch Owain Cyfeiliog Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Jane Williams Flank ~1158 - UNKNOWN Brim Turbeville SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1153 - UNKNOWN William Burchill SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1100 - UNKNOWN Arurys ap Pythion SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1070 - UNKNOWN Pythion ap Briafel SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1106 - UNKNOWN Joan Maelog SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson ~1070 - UNKNOWN Ralph Maelog SOURCES:
Ancestry.com/Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN Regine BET 802 AND 806 - 14 JUN 844 Hugues "l'Abbe" de France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Mildred Blackwell ~1700 - UNKNOWN John Blackwell D. UNKNOWN Judith Blackwell ~1702 - UNKNOWN Robert Blackwell ~1674 - UNKNOWN Sarah Eudora Blackwell ~1676 - UNKNOWN Robert Blackwell ~1684 - UNKNOWN William Blackwell ~1684 - UNKNOWN Lydia Blackwell 1685 - UNKNOWN Lucie Blackwell ~1686 - UNKNOWN John Blackwell 1687 - UNKNOWN Mary Blackwell ~1695 - UNKNOWN John Blackwell ~1725 - UNKNOWN John Blackwell ~1730 - UNKNOWN Robert Blackwell D. 1193 Roger III of Sicily SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Otto D. UNKNOWN Wenceslaus I of Bohemia D. UNKNOWN Conrad of Montferrat SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Euphrosyne Angelina D. UNKNOWN Alexios IV Angelos JAN 1192/93 - UNKNOWN John Angelos >1195 - UNKNOWN Manuel Angelos D. UNKNOWN Theodora Angelina D. UNKNOWN Andronikos Palaiologos D. UNKNOWN John III Doukas Vatatzes Private Unknown Private Blane Unknown Private Caroline Unknown D. UNKNOWN Richard Barfield ~1315 - UNKNOWN Roger III Seymour of Penhow BET 1393 AND 1398 - BET 1433 AND 1436 William de Croft SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~1397 - UNKNOWN Margaret Walwyn SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 1362 AND 1364 - ~1419 John de Croft SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire BET 1374 AND 1377 - >1404 Jonet verch Owain SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~1364 - 1415 Thomas Walwyn of Hellens 51 51 SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1366 - UNKNOWN Isabella Hathaway SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1332 - >1375 John de Croft 43 43 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1334 - UNKNOWN FNU Haviock SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson 1306 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Croft SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1308 - UNKNOWN Maud de Brampton SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1280 - >1317 Hugh de Croft of Wharton 37 37 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1282 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Parker "Eleanor is possibly the daughter of William Parker, son of John of the Fords."

SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1272 - 1308 Brian de Brampton 36 36 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1274 - UNKNOWN Alianora de Hereford SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1308 - UNKNOWN John Haviock SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1254 - >1297 John de Croft 43 43 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1256 - UNKNOWN Catherine de Croft SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1215 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Croft of Wharton "1243: The earliest recognised Croft is Hugh de Croft, who helped rescue Prince Edward from Simon de Montfort and deliver him to Wigmore." from www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm

SOURCES:
www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1230 - UNKNOWN Isabel Longberch SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1204 - UNKNOWN Robert Longberch SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1180 - >1217 Hugh de Croft of Wharton 37 37 SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1180 - UNKNOWN Christina de Croft SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1150 - >1191 Hugh de Croft of Wharton 41 41 SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1125 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Croft of Wharton SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1090 - UNKNOWN Gilbert de Croft SOURCES:
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1050 - UNKNOWN Bernard de Croft "1086: At the time of the Domesday Survey Croft was held by Bernard under William of Ecouis.  The family were called de Croft for 400 years and it is now thought that they were Normans introduced to Herefordshire before the conquest."  from www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm


SOURCES:
www.smr.herefordshire.gov.uk/castles/castlesdata_az/croft_castle.htm
www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1456 - UNKNOWN Richard Croft ~1458 - UNKNOWN Anne Croft ~1465 - UNKNOWN Edward Croft BET 1465 AND 1467 - 23 MAR 1540/41 Margaret Croft ~1419 - UNKNOWN Agnes Croft ~1431 - UNKNOWN Thomas Croft ~1368 - UNKNOWN Mabel Bradshaw ~1390 - UNKNOWN Nicholas Croft D. UNKNOWN Jasper de Croft D. UNKNOWN Robert de Croft D. BEF JAN 1288/89 Robert de Croft D. UNKNOWN Miles de Croft D. UNKNOWN Eva LNU D. UNKNOWN Robert de Croft of Staunton and Letton D. UNKNOWN Perina Havering www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm D. UNKNOWN Hugh Havering www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm D. UNKNOWN William Parker www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm D. UNKNOWN John of the Fords www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4rz/croft1.htm D. UNKNOWN John de Croft 1293 - UNKNOWN Margaret de Croft D. UNKNOWN Robert de Harley 1294 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth de Croft D. UNKNOWN Edward of Cornwall D. UNKNOWN Owen Glyndwr (Glendower) D. UNKNOWN John Croft D. UNKNOWN FNU Skull D. UNKNOWN Sir Walter Skull of Holt D. UNKNOWN Robert Croft of Kyre D. UNKNOWN Sir Thomas Blount of Kinlet D. UNKNOWN Joyce Croft D. UNKNOWN Thomas Mill of Avenbury D. UNKNOWN Alice Croft D. UNKNOWN Sir Edmund Darrel of Littlecote D. UNKNOWN Sibyll or Jane Croft D. UNKNOWN Sir George Herbert of St. Julians D. UNKNOWN Joan Croft D. UNKNOWN Richard Wigram of Lacton D. UNKNOWN Adminius D. UNKNOWN Togodumnus D. UNKNOWN Epaticcus D. UNKNOWN Gwynn ap Nudd ? D. UNKNOWN Androgeus D. UNKNOWN Arianrhod D. UNKNOWN Llefelys D. UNKNOWN Digueillus SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org (Digueillus) D. UNKNOWN Peblig ~0358 - UNKNOWN Gwrfawr Meriadoc ? BET 325 AND 330 - UNKNOWN Gadeon SOURCES:
Brittania.com BET 1407 AND 1416 - UNKNOWN Thomas Cornwall BET 1338 AND 1355 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Pembridge SOURCES:
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1314 - <1350 Robert de Pembrugge 36 36 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robin Lux
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1314 - UNKNOWN Juliana Zouche SOURCES:
Ancstry/Robin Lux
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1291 - BEF 21 JAN 1325/26 Fulke de Pembrugge SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robin Lux ~1295 - AFT 17 MAR 1326/27 Matilda (Maud) de Bermingham SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robin Lux ~1297 - 1326 Eudes (Eon) La Zouche 29 29 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robin Lux ~1300 - BEF JAN 1359/60 Joan Inge SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robin Lux ~1325 - UNKNOWN Thomas de Barri SOURCES:
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1325 - UNKNOWN Denise verch Hopkin SOURCES:
Ancestry/Eileen McKinnon-Suggs 1717 - UNKNOWN Daniel Price ~1726 - UNKNOWN Thomas Price ~1728 - UNKNOWN Sarah Price 1730 - UNKNOWN William Price ~1732 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Price ~1738 - UNKNOWN Mary Price ~1713 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Edgar ~1726 - UNKNOWN Gideon Glenn ~1727 - UNKNOWN Nehemiah Glenn ~1731 - UNKNOWN Lucy Glenn ~1732 - UNKNOWN Jemima Glenn ~1734 - UNKNOWN Worham Glenn ~1734 - UNKNOWN Keziah Glenn ~1735 - UNKNOWN Nathan Glenn ~1737 - UNKNOWN Sarah Glenn ~1742 - UNKNOWN Mary Glenn ~1743 - UNKNOWN James Glenn ~1744 - UNKNOWN William Glenn ~1746 - UNKNOWN Hanna Glenn ~1748 - UNKNOWN Thompson Glenn ~1750 - UNKNOWN Beverly Glenn ~1750 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Glenn ~1752 - UNKNOWN Susanna Glenn ~1793 - 1853 Nancy Barnett 60 60 ~1735 - UNKNOWN Catherine Blackwell ~1760 - UNKNOWN Robert Blackwell ~1762 - UNKNOWN Joseph Blackwell ~1762 - UNKNOWN Martha Blackwell ~1734 - 1790 Elizabeth Price 56 56 1754 - UNKNOWN John Blackwell ~1759 - UNKNOWN Zachariah Blackwell ~1760 - UNKNOWN Joel Blackwell 1760 - UNKNOWN Micajah Barnett 1763 - UNKNOWN Martha Barnett 1766 - UNKNOWN John Barnett 1770 - UNKNOWN James Barnett 1773 - UNKNOWN Richard Barnett 1776 - UNKNOWN Elijah Barnett ~1760 - UNKNOWN Sarah Glenn ~1147 - BET 1203 AND 1211 Adam de Audley SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1150 - UNKNOWN Emma FitzOrm SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1155 - >1210 Ralph de Mainwaring 55 55 SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1169 - UNKNOWN Amicia Le Mechin SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1120 - ~1154 Liulf de Audley 34 34 SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1088 - UNKNOWN Adam de Audley SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1067 - UNKNOWN William de Audley SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr. BET 1028 AND 1043 - >1086 Gamel de Tettesworth Gamel, and thane of the King's, Lord of Aldithley, Talk and Balterley, in the county of Stafford and of Cedde-and Mottram Andrews, in the county of Chester, at the time of the Domesday survey, had issue, Adam de Aldithley.
Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.

Ancestry - Joanne Feldman ~1045 - UNKNOWN Mottram Andrews ~1009 - UNKNOWN Wolfric of Mercia Wolfric, Lord of Leek, Aldithley, and Balterley, in the county of Stafford; of Croxton, Etchells, and many other places in the county of Chester, married a daughter of William Poncius, Count of Arques and Thoulousse, son of Richard II , Duke of Normandy.  They had issue, Gamel de Tettesworth; Walthens, Lord of Etchells Bredbury and Brinnington, Ranulphus; and Orme de Davenport (John Burke, History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol IV, R. Bentley, London, 1834, p 757, Stansfeld, of Burley Park)
Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.

Ancestry - Joanne Feldman BET 1010 AND 1025 - UNKNOWN FNU de Arques Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Joanne Feldman ~1010 - UNKNOWN Godfrey de Arques ~1010 - UNKNOWN Amelie de Rouen ~0987 - >1035 Gozeline de Arques 48 48 ~0945 - 1035 Osbern I de Bolbec 90 90 D. BEF 8 JAN 1241/42 Henry Tuchet BET 1244 AND 1245 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Griffith D. UNKNOWN Ralf FitzOrm ~1220 - UNKNOWN James De Audley ~1225 - UNKNOWN Alice De Audley ~1130 - UNKNOWN Roger de Mainwaring SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1133 - UNKNOWN Ellen LNU SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1100 - UNKNOWN FNU de Mainwaring SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1065 - UNKNOWN Richard de Mainwaring SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1040 - UNKNOWN Ranulphus de Mainwaring SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~1185 - UNKNOWN Gwladus verch Ithel Ancestry/Jane Williams Frank ~1133 - 1191 Gruffudd "Maelor" ap Madog 58 58 Gruffydd ap Madog or Gruffydd Maelor I (d 1191); son of Madog ap Maredudd by Susanna, daughter of Gruffudd ap Cynan, and the founder of the principal ruling family of northern Powys during the 13th cent. When the province was divided into two spheres of influence on the death of Madog ap Maredudd in 1160, territories north of the Rhaeadr were subject to further subdivision among Gruffydd and his brothers. His share consisted of Maelor and Ial (Bromfield and Yale) to which he later added Nanheudwy, and on the death, in 1187, of Owain Fychan, the lands of Cynllaith and lower Mochnant. Excluding Penllyn and Edeirnion, he had thus reunited northern Powys, though it was his elder son, Madog, who lent his name to this region since known as 'Powys Fadog.' He m. his cousin Angharad, daughter of Owain Gwynedd, and had two sons, Madog and Owen. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography 318]




SOURCES:
Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1155 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Owain SOURCES:
Ancestry/James H. Maloney
Ancestry/Jane Williams Frank ~1165 - UNKNOWN Ithel ap Rhys Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1169 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Hywel Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~0870 - 0910 Gerhard of Metz 40 40 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0890 - UNKNOWN Uda of Saxony SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0885 - 26 MAR 967 Billung of Saxony SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0840 - 0918 Voiry de Ardennes 78 78 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Robert Lord ~0865 - UNKNOWN Cunigunde SOURCES:
Ancestry/Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Ermentrude LNU ~0894 - 0923 Richwin de Verdun 29 29 Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0942 - 0978 Frederic I of Upper Lotharingia 36 36 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htmwikipedia.org - Thierry I, Duke of Upper Lorraine
wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine BET 910 AND 915 - 26 APR 962 Adalberon de Ardennes D. BEF 24 NOV 965 Giselbert de Ardennes D. AFT 23 FEB 964/65 Hadwide BET 938 AND 965 - UNKNOWN Godefroi de Ardennes ~0915 - 8 APR 960 Luitgarde von Trier www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Reginar de Ardenne Henri de Ardenne D. 23 JAN 988/89 Adalbero de Ardenne ~0985 - 1039 Dirk III "Hierosolymita" of Holland 54 54 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0993 - 9 MAR 1043/44 Othelindis Von Hadmersleben www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 31 JAN 1155/56 Dietrich Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Arnold Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Gerhard Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Gottschalk Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Imago Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Sophia Von Looz ~0985 - BET 1044 AND 1046 Giselbert Von Looz Chonradus…Romanorum imperator augustus" confirmed property "in Alsatia et in comitatibus Gisilberti et Wezilonis comitum" to Kloster Peterlingen by charter dated 1027[165].   from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

SOURCES:
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Rudolf Van Betuwe www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Erlene de Jodoigne BET 1044 AND 1046 - 1065 Sophie von Looz D. 1101 Otto von Looz D. UNKNOWN Hermann von Looz BET 1147 AND 1155 - UNKNOWN Arnold Von Looz D. 1191 Gerhard Von Looz 1179 - 1213 Adelheid Von Geldern 34 34 D. UNKNOWN Heinrich von Geldern D. BET 29 AND 30 JUL 1218 Ludwig Von Looz D. BET 15 MAY AND 24 OCT 1216 Gerhard Von Looz D. BET 12 FEB 1220/21 AND 20 SEP 1 Arnold Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Aleidis de Brabant D. 1218 Heinrich Von Looz D. 1207 Dietrich Von Looz D. JAN 1205/06 Wilhelm Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Imagina Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Luitgard Von Looz D. 1172 Hugo Von Looz D. 1214 Imagina Von Looz D. UNKNOWN Guda Von Looz D. <1184 Laurette Von Looz D. <0964 Eberhard Teisterbant D. UNKNOWN Eberhard Keldachgau- Bonngau D. UNKNOWN Amalrada "Amelrada" is named wife of "comite Everardo", parents of "Deodericum ex pago Saxoniæ Hamalant", and sister of "Mathildis reginæ…filiæ Thiadrici ducis"[190].   from: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407

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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/LOTHARINGIAN%20(LOWER)%20NOBILITY.htm#_Toc127613407 D. UNKNOWN Theoderich D. UNKNOWN Reginlind ~0929 - 7 SEP 984 Dietrich Von Tristerbaut D. 0978 Eberhard Von Tristerbaut D. UNKNOWN Dietrich Von Kempengau D. UNKNOWN Eberhard Von Kempengau D. >1026 Adelbold Von Teisterbant D. 1018 Godizo Von Teisterbant D. <1026 Unruoch Von Tristerbaut D. <0975 Berengar Von Tristerbaut D. 18 APR 988 Adalbero De Verdun D. 6 JAN 1021/22 Frederic De Verdun D. 1029 Hermann Van Eenham D. 1023 Godefroi De Verdun BET 968 AND 973 - 1044 Gozelon De Verdun D. 1042 Irmgard De Verdun D. UNKNOWN Gebhard Von Zutphen D. >1138 Henrich Von Zutphen D. UNKNOWN Conrad II of Luxembourg ~1368 - UNKNOWN Piers Legh ~1346 - UNKNOWN John de Arderne ~1349 - UNKNOWN Hugh de Arderne ~1355 - UNKNOWN George de Arderne ~1368 - UNKNOWN Margaret (Blanche) de Arderne ~1292 - UNKNOWN Margery De Arderne ~1294 - UNKNOWN Maud (Matilda) De Arderne ~1305 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Arderne ~1276 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Arderne ~1242 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Arderne ~1191 - UNKNOWN John de Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1200 - UNKNOWN Margaret de Aldford SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1170 - UNKNOWN Eustace de Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1145 - UNKNOWN Eustace de Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1176 - UNKNOWN Richard de Aldford SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1120 - UNKNOWN Alexander de Arderne SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~0780 - UNKNOWN Chrothais SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Bernard SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0876 Ludwig II Von Deutschland SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Suzanne de Paris www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Nithard Martel D. UNKNOWN Richarde ~0798 - UNKNOWN Arsinde de Ponthieu SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0805 - 0859 Berthe de Ponthieu 54 54 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0825 - UNKNOWN Petronille de France Is this Petronille the same as Petronille de Bourgogne, married to Tertullus?  SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Guillaume "Le Saint" de Gellone SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Kunigonda of Austrasia SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0828 - 29 SEP 880 Carloman Von Bayern SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm
Ancestry/Larry Overmire D. AFT 9 JUL 855 Doda LNU D. UNKNOWN Berengar di Friuli SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0790 - 0824 Remy de Reims 34 34 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 800 AND 815 - UNKNOWN Bertha of Remy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Helgaud de Ponthieu SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Herbouin I de Ponthieu ~0845 - 28 JAN 892/93 Pepin I De Vermandois www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Teutberge de Arles SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Ricuin de Hainault D. UNKNOWN Ulrich von Argengau www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0830 - UNKNOWN Wulgrin I de Angouleme www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Adalard (Beggen) de Paris SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Ada or Adelaide of France SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm 0866 - 0900 Roger du Maine 34 34 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0891 - 0939 Hugues I du Maine 48 48 SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Anscario II de Ivrea www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0844 - UNKNOWN Adelaide of Gatinais Her parents may have been Foulques de Anjou + FNU de Amboise

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www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm Private Foulques de Anjou Private FNU de Amboise ~0880 - AFT MAR 930/31 Beatrix de Vermandois D. UNKNOWN Adele de Vermandois D. UNKNOWN Sprota de Bretagne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Pepin II De Vermandois D. UNKNOWN Adalberto I de Toscana SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN FNU di Spoleto SOURCES:
www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0929 Guido di Toscana www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0935 - ~0978 Gerberge of Lotharingia 43 43 ~0945 - 0986 Gerberga (Gilberga) de Ivrea 41 41 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0985 - >1007 Fulk de Anjou 22 22 SOURCES:
James H. Maloney ~0985 - <1014 Beatrice Le Goz 29 29 SOURCES:
James H. Maloney ~0969 - UNKNOWN Baldric the Teuton SOURCES:
James H. Maloney ~0970 - <1020 Muriella of Normandy 50 50 Was her mother actually Emma Capet of Paris?  www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm

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James H. Maloney ~0952 - UNKNOWN Wigelius de Courcy SOURCES:
James H. Maloney D. UNKNOWN Unknown Mistress ~0925 - UNKNOWN Charles de Courcy SOURCES:
James H. Maloney ~0945 - UNKNOWN Raoul de Pontoise ~0945 - UNKNOWN Guy de Soissons ~0948 - UNKNOWN Adelaide Alice de Soissons ~0950 - UNKNOWN Geofroy de Chaumont Dreux D. <0929 Ingelger de Anjou D. >0966 Gui de Anjou D. UNKNOWN Uvrod D. UNKNOWN Josceline de Courtenay D. 1000 Elizabeth de Vendome Elizabeth de Vendôme, burned to death in 1000, a few days before a fire that burned the city of Angers ["Prima incensio urbis Andegave, que evenit paucis diebus post combustionem comitisse Helisabeth", Annales de Saint-Aubin, s.a. 1000, (1903), 3], daughter of Bouchard, count of Vendôme [Halphen (1906), 62, citing the cartulary of Trinité de Vendôme]. There was a report that Elizabeth was burned by Foulques for being innocently accused of committing adultery ["Qui post mortem primae uxoris, cum Helisabeth quoque causa adulterii concremasset, Hildegardem puellam illustrem duxit uxorem, cujus primogenitus Goffredus ...", Historia Sancti Florentii Salmurensis, Marchegay (1869), 260; "Fulco vero callidus ingenio, cum Elysabeth conjugem suam Andegavis, post immane praecipitium salvatam, occidisset ipsamque urbem, paucis defendentibus, flammarum incendii concremasset, Jerusalem petiit; ...", ibid., 273]. Halphen doubted this, calling the story a legend, and stating that Elizabeth died in a terrible fire [Halphen (1906), 62-3]. However, Halphen's interpretation does not seem to agree with the statement of the Annals of Saint-Aubin, which indicate that the fire in Angers followed the burning of Elizabeth by a few days [see Guillot (1972), 25].
http://sbaldw.home.mindspring.com/hproject/prov/fulk0003.htm D. UNKNOWN Adele de Vendome D. UNKNOWN Bodo de Nevers 1006 - 1060 Geoffrey II "Martel" de Anjou 54 54 ~0988 - UNKNOWN Alduin Taillefer ~0958 - UNKNOWN Maurice de Anjou ~0939 - UNKNOWN Bouchard De Vendome ~0940 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Anjou ~0940 - <0975 Etienne II de Brioude 35 35 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0970 - UNKNOWN Pons de Gevaudan ~0947 - UNKNOWN Raymond V Taillefer ~0972 - UNKNOWN Adelaide (Tota) de Toulouse ~0975 - UNKNOWN William III Taillefer de Toulouse ~0985 - UNKNOWN Bertrand de Forcalquier Toulouse D. UNKNOWN Adelais De Anjou D. UNKNOWN Stephen I de Gevaudan D. UNKNOWN Arsinde De Anjou D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Erchinoald D. UNKNOWN King of Kent D. UNKNOWN Erchinoald D. UNKNOWN Alan Zouche D. UNKNOWN Helen Quincy ~1311 - 1343 Richard de Cornwall 32 32 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1315 - 1348 Sibella Bodrugan 33 33 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1288 - 1335 Geoffrey de Cornwall 47 47 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson 1295 - 1345 Margaret de Mortimer 50 50 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson 1244 - 1296 Richard de Cornwall 52 52 SOURCES:
Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1261 - UNKNOWN Joan FitzAlan SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1271 - 1302 Hugh de Mortimer 31 31 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1273 - BEF 16 FEB 1307/08 Maud de Hereford SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson 6 JAN 1288/89 - UNKNOWN Otho Bodrugan SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1290 - UNKNOWN Margaret Champernowne SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1253 - UNKNOWN Henry Bodrugan SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1257 - UNKNOWN Sibella de Mandeville SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1260 - >1285 Richard II Chambernon 25 25 SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1262 - UNKNOWN Joan de Cornwall SOURCES:
Ancstry/Kirk Larson ~1413 - <1455 Hugh Mortimer 42 42 Ancestry/Arthur E. Turner-Thomas D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Mortimer ~1384 - UNKNOWN William De Cornwall ~1384 - UNKNOWN Elianor De Cornwall ~1388 - UNKNOWN Matilda De Cornwall ~1390 - UNKNOWN Joane De Cornwall ~1395 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth De Cornwall ~1400 - UNKNOWN John De Cornwall 1355 - UNKNOWN Bryan De Cornewall ~1362 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey De Cornewall ~1364 - UNKNOWN Ellen De Cornewall ~1309 - UNKNOWN Matilda de Cornwall ~1310 - UNKNOWN Joan de Cornwall ~1313 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey de Cornwall ~1315 - UNKNOWN John de Cornwall ~1280 - UNKNOWN Edmund (Bryan) de Cornwall ~1284 - UNKNOWN Richard or John de Cornwall ~1286 - UNKNOWN Joan de Cornwall ~1288 - UNKNOWN William de Cornwall ~1293 - UNKNOWN Lamellen de Cornwall 1200 - 1239 Isabel Marshal 39 39 Widow of the Earl of Gloucester.  When Isabel was on her deathbed in 1240, she asked to be buried next to her first husband at Tewkesbury, but Richard had her interred at Beaulieu Abbey instead.  As a pious gesture, however, he sent her heart to Tewkesbury.

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Wikipedia.org
She had the manor of Petersfield, co. Hants, in dower (a market recorded as held there in 1232 by R___ Earl of Cornwall and Isabel, Countess of Gloucester, his wife. 1235 - 1271 Henry of Almain 36 36 D. 1261 Sanchia of Provence SOURCES:
Wikipedia.org D. UNKNOWN Child D. UNKNOWN Child D. UNKNOWN Child 1249 - 1300 Edmund of Cornwall 51 51 died without issue D. UNKNOWN Joan de Valletort D. UNKNOWN Joan de Cornwall D. UNKNOWN Richard Champernowne D. UNKNOWN Mistress or Mistresses D. UNKNOWN Philip de Cornwall D. 1313 Walter de Cornwall D. UNKNOWN Roger de Laon www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0845 - 8 DEC 899 Arnulf of Germany Ancestry/Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Roger II de Laon www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 790 AND 813 - 0865 Raimond I de Toulouse www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde di Toscana D. UNKNOWN Senegonde www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm BET 832 AND 840 - 0919 Odo De Toulouse www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0842 - 0886 Regilinde de Rouergue 44 44 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Helissende de Ramerupt D. UNKNOWN Helgaud III de Ponthieu www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0865 - UNKNOWN Aminia de Angouleme D. UNKNOWN Hugues II du Maine D. UNKNOWN Gisela www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0980 - 1034 Beatrix of Normandy 54 54 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Hatheberge (Hatburg) de Merseburg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Irwin of Merseburg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0931 - BET 16 AND 17 DEC 999 Adelaide de Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Luitgard De Namur www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0991 - 1080 Ludwig Von Thuringen 89 89 D. UNKNOWN Gerberga de Bourgogne D. UNKNOWN Bertrand I de Gevaudan www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Ermengarde D. UNKNOWN Bertrand II de Gevaudan D. UNKNOWN Philippa de Gevaudan D. UNKNOWN Rudolf III de Bourgogne www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm FEB 1012/13 - 1089 Robert d'Eu ~1006 - 1067 Guillaume de Evereux 61 61 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 26 JAN 945/46 Edith of England www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 0950 FNU of Aquitaine www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Gilbert I de Roucy www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0990 - ~1067 Hildeburge De Beaumont 77 77 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm


Were Hildeburge's parents actually Raoul II de Beaumont and Godehilde de Belleme?  Ancestry/James H. Maloney ~0976 - 1005 Mathilde de Bourgogne 29 29 D. UNKNOWN Herbouin II de Ponthieu www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Guilluame I de Ponthieu www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0945 - 1009 Hildouin III de Ponthieu 64 64 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0975 - >1000 Hilduin de Creil 25 25 ~0945 - UNKNOWN Hersende "La Pieuse" de Ramerupt D. UNKNOWN FNU Van Vliermal www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Arnaud de Bigorre D. UNKNOWN Arnaud de Astarac D. UNKNOWN Tachilene de Astarac D. UNKNOWN Bernhard I von der Nordmark www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. 1049 Dirk IV of Holland ~1017 - 1061 Floris I of Holland 44 44 13 NOV 989 - 15 FEB 1042/43 Gisela Von Schwaben www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Heinrich Von Karnten www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Adelaide (Adele) of Metz www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm ~0984 - 1015 Ernst I Von Schwaben 31 31 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Luitpold I von Babenberg www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Richwara D. 1128 Fulco I de Este ~0975 - 1028 Landri IV de Nevers 53 53 www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Bodon I de Nevers www.aragon10.free-online.co.uk/charlemagne.htm D. UNKNOWN Gandalf ~0990 - UNKNOWN Fulbert du Beine Ancestry/Cheryl Varner BET 1039 AND 1040 - 1085 Richard Aquila de L'Aigle ~1100 - UNKNOWN Richard de Egenoul Ancestry/Samuel Cross ~1020 - 1066 Engenulf de L'Aigle 46 46 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1020 - UNKNOWN Richvaride Ancestry/Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Roger Bigod D. UNKNOWN Adelaide de Todeny (Tosny) D. UNKNOWN Robert de Todeny (Tosny) ~1055 - UNKNOWN Main De Albini Ancestry/Jim Weber ~1065 - UNKNOWN Adelaide de Bohun Ancestry/Jim Weber D. UNKNOWN Garsende de Albon D. 1147 Humbert de Albon D. UNKNOWN Guiges IV de Albon D. 1070 Petronille D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Duncan Ancestry/Mitchell Draper D. 1030 Guiges De Albon Ancestry/Mitchell Draper D. UNKNOWN Gotalana de Clerieu Ancestry/Mitchell Draper D. ~1016 Guido de Albon Ancestry/Mitchell Draper D. UNKNOWN Fredeburga Ancestry/Mitchell Draper ~0930 - >0967 Ralph de Beaumont 37 37 Ancestry/David Meier ~1005 - 1035 Godehilde de Alencon 30 30 Ancestry/David Meier ~0940 - UNKNOWN Etienne de Montreveau Ancestry/David Meier ~0945 - UNKNOWN Adelburge de Lude Ancestry/David Meier ~0980 - UNKNOWN Eberhard of Alsace Ancestry/David Weaver ~0952 - UNKNOWN Eberhard V of Lower Lorraine Ancestry/David Weaver ~0955 - UNKNOWN Berthe Ancestry/David Weaver ~0928 - <0986 Hugo V of Nordgau 58 58 Ancestry/David Weaver ~0935 - UNKNOWN Berlinda of Ortenburg Ancestry/David Weaver ~0673 - ~0735 Adalric II of Alsace 62 62 Ancestry/David Weaver ~0698 - ~0735 Alberich of Nordgau 37 37 Ancestry/David Weaver ~0730 - ~0777 Eberhard I of Nordgau 47 47 Ancestry/David Weaver ~0755 - BET 843 AND 844 Meginhard I of Hamelant Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 800 AND 831 - >0881 Eberhard II "Wichman" of Nordgau Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman BET 800 AND 835 - UNKNOWN Adalinda of Alsace Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0835 - ~0898 Eberhard III of Alsace 63 63 Ancestry/David Weaver
Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0835 - UNKNOWN Adelaide of Alsace Ancestry/Joanne Feldman ~0927 - ABT 10 APR 985 Rudolf II Von Altdorf Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0901 - UNKNOWN Rudolf I Von Altdorf Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0903 - UNKNOWN Siburgis Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0880 - BET 925 AND 934 Heinrich "Golden Wagon" Von Altdorf Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0855 - UNKNOWN Eticho von Altdorf Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0865 - >0915 Adellinde Von Babenberg 50 50 Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0880 - UNKNOWN Ellinrath of Bavaria Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0845 - UNKNOWN Oda of Bavaria Ancestry/Larry Overmire ~0785 - UNKNOWN Erchanger of Alsace Ancestry/Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Didon of Alsace ~0590 - UNKNOWN Ansoud of Alsace Ancestry/Scott Haney
Ancestry/Sharon Roach ~0635 - UNKNOWN Bazin of Treves ~0640 - UNKNOWN Adele de Poitiers ~0779 - 0860 Bava or Ava 81 81 Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr ~0740 - 0780 Luitfride II of Upper Alsace 40 40 Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr 0744 - UNKNOWN Hiltrude Ancestry/Joseph H. Kare Jr ~1266 - UNKNOWN Alo ap Rhiwallon Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1241 - UNKNOWN Rhiwallon "Fychan" ap Rhiwallon Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1193 - UNKNOWN Rhiwallon "Llwyd" ap Ithel Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1267 - UNKNOWN Efa verch Einion Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1247 - UNKNOWN Einion ap Iorwerth Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1248 - UNKNOWN Mallt verch Llywelyn Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1230 - UNKNOWN Iorwerth ap Gwrgeneu Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1196 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Meilir Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1219 - UNKNOWN Alswn verch Maredudd Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1140 - UNKNOWN Rhys ap Ifor Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1115 - UNKNOWN Ifor ap Hywel Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1144 - UNKNOWN Hywel "Fychan" ap Hywel Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1090 - UNKNOWN Hywel ap Morgan Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1065 - UNKNOWN Morgan "Fychan" ap Morgan Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1040 - UNKNOWN Morgan "Hir" de Gwent Ancestry/Kirk Larson BET 1166 AND 1170 - UNKNOWN Henry Maunxel or Mansell ~1168 - UNKNOWN Robert Mansell ~1172 - UNKNOWN Godfrey Mansell ~1174 - UNKNOWN William Mansell ~1178 - UNKNOWN Roger Mansell ~1141 - UNKNOWN Alice De Alneto ~1145 - UNKNOWN Sarah De Alneto ~1147 - UNKNOWN Hugh De Alneto ~0585 - 0641 Fara II of Bavaria 56 56 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0555 - 0624 Chrodoald of Lombardy 69 69 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0525 - 0616 Agilolf 91 91 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0540 - 0625 Theudelinde of Bavaria 85 85 Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~0587 - UNKNOWN Bilichilde of Austrasia Ancestry/Cheryl Varner ~1679 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Walker ~1679 - UNKNOWN Sarah Walker ~1681 - UNKNOWN Hannah Walker ~1689 - UNKNOWN Sylvanus Walker ~1683 - UNKNOWN Tabitha Walker ~1685 - UNKNOWN Cecily or Cecilia Walker ~1687 - UNKNOWN Henry Walker ~1689 - UNKNOWN Joel Walker ~1244 - UNKNOWN Sabina Griffith ~1229 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Madog ~1220 - UNKNOWN Madog Vychan ap Madog ~1187 - UNKNOWN Owen ap Gruffudd BET 1047 AND 1052 - ~1132 Maredudd ap Bleddyn Maredudd ap Bleddyn (d 1132), prince of Powys, was the son of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn (d 1075), founder of the last native dynasty of Powys. During his earlier years he played only a subordinate part in Welsh affairs, being overshadowed by his brothers Iorwerth and Cadwgan ( d 1112). He joined them in the support which they gave to their over-lord, Earl Robert of Shrewsbury, in his rebellion against Henry I (1102), but Iorwerth soon went over to the king and, whicke making his peace with Cadwgan, consigned Maredudd to a royal prison. In 1107 Maredudd escaped and returned to Powys. He remained, however, without territory for several years. Even when Iorwerth and Cadwgan were slain in succession in 1112, he did not improve his position. According to 'Brut y Tywysogion,' he was in 1113 'penteulu' (captain of the gmacrd), to Owain ap Cadwgan, an office specially reserved by Welsh custom for landless members of the royal family. In that year, however, Owain divided with him the forfeited domains of Madog ap Rhiryd. Though the gift seems to have been resumed, Maredudd recovered it on Owain's death in 1116, and henceforward appears regulary among the princes of Powys. In 1118 he took part in the feud between Hywel of Rhos and Rhufoniog and the sons of Owain ab Edwin. In 1121 he was leader of the resistance offered by Powys to the invasion of Henry I. Guring the few remaining years of his life his power grew apace; in 1123 his nephew, Einon ap Cadwgan, bequeathed him his territory; in 1124 a second son of Cadwgan, Maredudd, was murdered; and in 1128 a thrid, Morgan, died on pilgrimage. Two other enimies to his progress - his hephew, Ithel ap Rhiryd, and his great-nephew, Llywelyn ab Owain - Maredudd himself removed, the former by murder, the latter by mutilation. Thus at his death in 1132 he was lord of all Powys. [Dictionary of National Biography XII:1015-16]


Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm BET 1063 AND 1078 - UNKNOWN Hunydd verch Einuff Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Errol Bevan
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 1013 AND 1024 - UNKNOWN Hear of Powys Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
wikipedia.org (Bleddyn ap Cynfyn)
Ancestry - TC Renehan ~1052 - UNKNOWN Einudd ap Morien Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~1060 - UNKNOWN Efa verch Llewelyn Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank BET 945 AND 960 - UNKNOWN Gwerystan ap Gwaithfoed Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog BET 945 AND 960 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Cadell Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~0928 - UNKNOWN Cadell ap Brochwel Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~0924 - 1038 Gwaithfoed ap Gwynan 114 114 Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank
Ancestry - Diane Harman-Hoog ~0890 - UNKNOWN Gwynnan ap Gwynnog Farfsych Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0868 - UNKNOWN Gwynnog Farfsych ap Lles Llawddeog Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0830 - UNKNOWN Lles Llawddeog ap Ceidio Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0800 - UNKNOWN Ceidio ap Corf Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0771 - UNKNOWN Corf ap Caenog Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0741 - UNKNOWN Caenog ap Tegonwy Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0719 - UNKNOWN Tegonwy ap Teon Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0675 - UNKNOWN Teon ap Gwineu Deufreuddwyd Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0630 - UNKNOWN Gwineu Deufreuddwyd ap Bywyr Lew Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0575 - UNKNOWN Bywyr Lew ap Buwdeg Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0535 - UNKNOWN Bywdeg ap Rhun Rhudd Baladr Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0500 - UNKNOWN Rhun Rhudd Baladr ap Llary Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0460 - UNKNOWN Llary ap Casanauth Wledig Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0420 - UNKNOWN Casanauth (Casnar) Wledig Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank ~0440 - UNKNOWN Thewer verch Brydgw Ancestry/Jane Williams Flank 1709 - UNKNOWN Diane Phillips ~1680 - UNKNOWN Evan Griffith ~1684 - UNKNOWN Diana Griffith 1626 - 1656 Lewellyn Griffith 30 30 One World Tree BET 1480 AND 1510 - ~1560 William Griffith Mary Owen's mother was Isabel (1530c-1580c), the daughter of Sir William Griffith (1510c-1560c) of Penrhyn. The Griffith's of Penrhyn were one of the most powerful families in North Wales at the time and were a branch of the Tudor family descended from Ednyfed Fychan (d. 1246) and the Welch royal and princely house, including Rhodri Mawr (Rhodri the Great) (d. 878) and Cadwaladr the Blessed (d. 688).
Sir William Griffith's parents were Sir William Griffith (c1475-1531) and his 2nd wife Jane Stradling (d/o Thomas of St. Donat's Castle (now the world famous Atlantic College), Glamorgan and Jane Mathew). His grandparents were Sir William Griffith (c1445-c1505), and Joan Thoutbeck, Lord of Penrhyn Castle; Chamberlain of North Wales, who fought at Bosworth (1485) for Henry VII, his cousin. His great grandparents were Sir William Fychan ap Gwillym (1420-1483) and Alice Dalton, who was also Chamberlain of North Wales.
Source: Wanda DeGidio
Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin
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Knight of Penrhyn Castle, co. Caernarvon; Chamberlain of North
Wales; High Sheriff of Caernarvonshire, 1493-4; made knight
banneret by King Henry VIII at Therouanne, 25 Dec 1513; son and
heir.
Ancestry/Thomas Lester McKibbin
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Ancestry/Patricia Ransom ~1479 - UNKNOWN Jane Puleston The following was taken from pages 192-193 of "The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants", by Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1993.
1. Edward III, King of England, d.1377 = Philippa of Hainault
2. Edmund of Langley, 1st Duke of York = Isabel of Castile
3. Constance Plantagenet = Thomas le Despencer, Earl of Gloucester
4. Eleanor Holand = James Touchet (or Audley), 2nd Baron Audley
5. Constance Touchet (or Audley) = Robert Whitney
6. Eleanor Whitney = John Puleston
7. Jane Puleston = Sir William Griffith

Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin ~1530 - UNKNOWN Isabel Griffith ~1475 - 1531 William Griffith 56 56 Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin


 D. UNKNOWN Jane Stradling Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin D. UNKNOWN Thomas of St. Donat's Castle Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin D. UNKNOWN Jane Mathew Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin ~1445 - 1505 William Griffith 60 60 Fought at Bosworth in 1485 for Henry VII, his cousin.
Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin
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Faris (S214) makes an ambiguous statement which is quoted here:
"Joan Troutbeck, was born 1459. She married for the first time
to William Boteler, Knt., son of John Boteler, Knt. She was
married for the second time to William Griffith, Knt., of
Penryhn, co. Caernarvon, Chamberlain of North Wales, son of
William Fychan ap Gwilym, by Alice, daughter of Richard Dalton,
Knt., of Althorp, co. Northhampton. They had one son and three
daughters. She died 1458/9. He married for the second time to
Elsbeth Grey, daughter of Robert Grey, of Rhulhun, and had
issue." As this is written, it would seems that Joan (Troutbeck)
(Boteler) Griffith (I631) and William Griffith (I634) had one son
and three daughters and that William Griffith (I631) later
married Elsbeth Grey. However, that would mean that Joan
(Troutbeck) (Boteler) Griffith was born and died the same year
(impossible). This quote, though genealogicaly valuable, is
considered too unclear to enter into the database as such. The
information will be entered as a NOTE only.
Ancestry/Thomas Lester McKibbin ~1459 - UNKNOWN Joan Troutbeck Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin ~1420 - 1483 William Fychan ap Gwillym 63 63 Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin D. UNKNOWN Alice Dalton Ancestry/Barbara Carpenter Martin D. UNKNOWN Constance Plantagenet D. UNKNOWN Thomas le Despencer D. UNKNOWN Edmund Holand D. UNKNOWN Eleanor Holand D. UNKNOWN James Touchet D. UNKNOWN Constance Touchet D. UNKNOWN Robert Whitney ~1455 - UNKNOWN Eleanor Whitney BET 1449 AND 1485 - >1523 John Puleston D. UNKNOWN John Puleston D. UNKNOWN John Puleston D. UNKNOWN Alison verch Howel D. UNKNOWN Alice Griffith D. UNKNOWN Richard Dalton Ancestry/Thomas Lester McKibbin D. UNKNOWN Mary Lewis D. UNKNOWN Judith Lewis D. UNKNOWN Ann Lewis D. UNKNOWN Tacy Crandall Ancestry/Rick Lewis ~1662 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lewis ~1664 - UNKNOWN Sarah Lewis 1640 - 6 FEB 1719/20 Isabelle Miller Ancestry/David V. Hughey
Ancestry/Kirk Larson
Ancestry/J. H. Garner
Ancestry/Robbie Burnett
Ancestry.Bob Suddath
Ancestry/Stephen Smith
Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Robert Gannon
One World Tree


Isabella Warner allegedly married a man named Miller as her first husband, before she married John Lewis, but I have not been able to find documentation for this.  However, I consider this likely, since there are so many "trees" out there listing Isabella Warner and Isabella Miller with the same birthdate, death date, etc so I'm going to assume this has some basis in fact and keep searching for proof.  This is entirely supposition on my part and there may be two entirely seperate Isabellas.


 ~1667 - UNKNOWN Rebecca Lewis D. UNKNOWN Mildred Reade ~1671 - UNKNOWN Abraham Lewis BET 13 AND 15 MAY 1614 - 1662 Mary (Cant) Towneley Mary immigrated to Virginia in 1638 (via The Charles River Company), 10 years after her husband arrived in America.

Ancestry/Stephen Smith
Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers
www.carolshouse.com/cemeteryrecords/warner/ (Augustine Warner Family Cemetery)
http://home1.gte.net/mimieric/Augustine.html ~1683 - UNKNOWN Angelica Lewis ~1691 - UNKNOWN Mildred Lewis 1694 - UNKNOWN David Lewis ~1650 - UNKNOWN Mary W. Brent Ancestry/David V. Hughey D. UNKNOWN William Lewis D. UNKNOWN Edward Lewis D. UNKNOWN John Lewis Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell ~1500 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Vaughn Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell ~1420 - ~1492 Hugh Lewis 72 72 Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell ~1480 - UNKNOWN Janet Bulkeley Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell D. 1483 Llewelyn ap Hwlkin Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell D. UNKNOWN Mallt verch Gruffydd Ancestry/Kevin Mitchell ~1450 - UNKNOWN Alice Lewis D. UNKNOWN Elin Lewis D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lewis D. UNKNOWN Mary Catherine Crook 1610 - 1674 Augustine Warner 64 64 Augustine was one of the first Virginia Immigrants to sail to the New World under Captain Adam Thouroughgood in 1628.  He received the earliest known land grant in Gloucester County in 1635. 

Augustine is the great grandfather of George Washington, as well as an ancestor of Robert E. Lee, Captain Meriwether Lewis (of Lewis and Clarke), and the present Queen of England.

Ancestry/Stephen Smith
Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers
www.carolshouse.com/cemeteryrecords/warner/ (Augustine Warner Family Cemetery)
http://home1.gte.net/mimieric/Augustine.html
http://members.tripod.com/~NSWFD/warnerfamilywarnerhall.htm
 BET 3 JUN AND JUL 1642 - 1681 Augustine II Warner ~1673 - 11 FEB 1712/13 Edward Lewis ~1631 - 1660 William Lewis 29 29 ~1636 - <1698 Edward Lewis 62 62 ~1666 - UNKNOWN Mary Lewis ~1668 - 1691 Elizabeth Lewis 23 23 ~1669 - UNKNOWN Sarah Lewis ~1669 - 1725 John Lewis 56 56 Was Isabelle Miller or Isabelle Warner his mother? (Lewises, Meriwethers and Their Kin by Sarah Travers Lewis (Scott) Anderson) ~1660 - UNKNOWN William Lewis ~1672 - <1699 Nicholas Lewis 27 27 ~1674 - 1725 Thomas Lewis 51 51 ~1675 - UNKNOWN James Lewis ~1676 - UNKNOWN Mildred Lewis ~1680 - UNKNOWN Gawin Lewis ~1682 - 1750 Patience Lewis 68 68 ~1684 - UNKNOWN Owen Lewis D. UNKNOWN Robert Yard Ancestry/Stephen Smith ~1670 - UNKNOWN Susannah ~1680 - UNKNOWN Paul Harralson ~1638 - UNKNOWN Mary Morgan 22 MAR 1701/02 - UNKNOWN John Lewis 1696 - 1779 Charles Lewis 83 83 BET 1701 AND 1704 - 1765 Robert Lewis <1695 - UNKNOWN David Lewis 1698 - UNKNOWN Abraham Lewis BEF 27 FEB 1700/01 - UNKNOWN William Lewis ~1702 - UNKNOWN Catherine Lewis ~1702 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lewis 1707 - UNKNOWN Isabella Lewis FEB 1711/12 - UNKNOWN Ann Lewis MAR 1705/06 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Lewis D. UNKNOWN Daughter Lewis D. UNKNOWN Daughter Lewis D. UNKNOWN Daughter Lewis D. UNKNOWN Daughter Lewis D. UNKNOWN Daughter Lewis ~1700 - 1783 Mary Howell 83 83 ~1705 - 1753 Jane Meriwether 48 48 D. UNKNOWN Nicholas Meriwether D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Crawford 5 FEB 1611/12 - UNKNOWN Gwynllian Lewis 1 MAR 1615/16 - UNKNOWN Lettus or Lydia Lewis 1 JAN 1621/22 - UNKNOWN Watkin Lewis ~1563 - UNKNOWN William Prichard Lewis ~1569 - UNKNOWN Edward Prichard Lewis D. UNKNOWN George Reade D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Martian D. UNKNOWN Robert Reade D. UNKNOWN Mildred Windebank D. UNKNOWN Sir Thomas Windebank D. UNKNOWN Franced Dymoke D. UNKNOWN Frances Fielding D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth D. UNKNOWN Thomas Meriwether D. UNKNOWN Dr. Thomas Clayton D. UNKNOWN Priscilla Churchill D. UNKNOWN FNU Carter D. UNKNOWN Col. William Churchill ~1311 - UNKNOWN Randall Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1318 - UNKNOWN Alicia Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1286 - 1360 Thomas de Marbury 74 74 Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1260 - UNKNOWN Randulph de Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1234 - UNKNOWN Simon de Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1240 - UNKNOWN Idonea de Walton Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1210 - UNKNOWN Randal de Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1186 - UNKNOWN Laurence de Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1190 - UNKNOWN Mazeline Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1216 - UNKNOWN Thomas de Walton Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1190 - UNKNOWN William de Walton Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1160 - UNKNOWN William de Marbury Ancestry/Kirk Larson ~1136 - UNKNOWN Randolph de Mereberie Ancestry/Kirk Larson 14 MAR 1580/81 - UNKNOWN Thomas Warner Ancestry/Jim White ~1582 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Southerton Ancestry/Jim White ~1540 - UNKNOWN William Warner Ancestry/Jim White ~1540 - UNKNOWN Mary Ancestry/Jim White ~1553 - UNKNOWN Augustine Sotherton Ancestry/Jim White ~1543 - UNKNOWN Ann Peck Ancestry/Jim White ~1594 - 12 FEB 1644/45 Lawrence Towneley Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1594 - 1623 Jennet Halstead 29 29 Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1574 - UNKNOWN John Halstead Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1543 - 19 JAN 1597/98 Lawrence Towneley Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1574 - UNKNOWN Margaret (Mary) Hartley Ancestry/Jim White
Ancestry/Ken Summers D. 1701 Mildred Warner ~1646 - UNKNOWN Daughter Warner D. UNKNOWN David Cant ~1638 - UNKNOWN Sarah Warner D. UNKNOWN Lawrence Townley D. UNKNOWN Alice Townley D. UNKNOWN John Grymes D. UNKNOWN Charles Grymes D. UNKNOWN Frances Jennings D. UNKNOWN Lucy Grymes D. UNKNOWN Henry Lee D. UNKNOWN Henry Lee D. UNKNOWN Ann Hill D. UNKNOWN Robert E. Lee D. UNKNOWN William Lewis D. UNKNOWN Lucy Meriwether 1774 - 1809 Meriwether Lewis 35 35 D. UNKNOWN Lawrence Washington 1694 - 1743 Augustine Washington 49 49 1708 - 1789 Mary Ball 81 81 BET 1731 AND 1732 - UNKNOWN George Washington D. UNKNOWN Mary Warner D. UNKNOWN John Smith D. UNKNOWN Mildred Smith 1679 - 1758 Robert Porteus 79 79 1705 - 1754 Robert Porteus 49 49 1702 - 1789 Judith Cockayne 87 87 1744 - UNKNOWN Mildred Porteus 1740 - UNKNOWN Robert Hodgson D. UNKNOWN Robert Hodgson D. UNKNOWN Mary Tucker D. UNKNOWN Henrietta Mildred Hodgson 1794 - 1863 Oswald Smith 69 69 1833 - 1922 Frances Dora Smith 89 89 D. UNKNOWN Claude Bowes- Lyon 1855 - 1944 Claude George Bowes-Lyon 89 89 D. UNKNOWN Nina Cecelia Bentinck D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon Private Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Bowes-Lyon ~1510 - 1566 Laurence Townley 56 56 Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1514 - UNKNOWN Hellen Hesketh Ancestry/Ken Summers ~1554 - UNKNOWN John Hartley Ancestry/Ken Summers Private Livia or Livilla 1897 - UNKNOWN Rachel M. York D. UNKNOWN Gaius Antonius D. UNKNOWN Ptolemy XV Caesar D. UNKNOWN Marcus Antonius Antyllus D. UNKNOWN Iullus Antonius D. UNKNOWN Claudia Marcella Major D. UNKNOWN Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus D. UNKNOWN Gaius Antonius Hybrida ~1163 - ~1182 Renier de Montferrat 19 19 1169 - >1182 Alexios II Komnenos 13 13 D. UNKNOWN Theodora Manuel's niece D. UNKNOWN Alexius ~1130 - UNKNOWN Alexius Comnenus Manuel's nephew (son of his elder brother Andronicus) and titular head of the imperial household since 1176. D. UNKNOWN Agnes Anna of Savoy D. UNKNOWN Hodierna de Rethel BET 1080 AND 1090 - 1127 Morphia of Melitene Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr.
Ancestry - Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Philippa of Antioch ~1060 - UNKNOWN Gabriel of Melitene ? ~1055 - ~1118 Hugh I de Rethel 63 63 Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~1058 - ~1097 Melisende of Montlheri 39 39 Ancestry - Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Raymond II of Tripoli D. UNKNOWN Ioveta de Rethel D. UNKNOWN Gaitelgrima ~1044 - 1081 Abagelard de Hauteville 37 37 >1045 - 1097 Herman de Hauteville 52 52 D. UNKNOWN Mauger De Hauteville D. UNKNOWN William de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Aubrey or Alberic de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Humbert (Hubert) de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Tancred de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Roger de Hauteville D. UNKNOWN Fressenda de Hauteville ~1323 - UNKNOWN David de Annandio ~1290 - UNKNOWN Henry de Annandio D. UNKNOWN Adam de Aldithley ~1030 - UNKNOWN Walthens or Waltheus of Mercia ~1032 - UNKNOWN Ranulphus BET 1034 AND 1046 - UNKNOWN Orme or Ormus de Davenport ~0979 - UNKNOWN Godwin of Mercia Godwin, fourth son of Leofwin and Alwara, had issue, Wolfric, Godric, Egelric, and Egelwyn.
Ancestry - Joseph H. Kare Jr D. UNKNOWN Godric of Mercia D. UNKNOWN Egelric of Mercia D. UNKNOWN Egelwyn of Mercia ~0946 - UNKNOWN Leofwine of Mercia ~0955 - UNKNOWN Alwara Athelstansdottir ~0946 - <1032 Edulph of Mercia 86 86 ~0869 - 12 JUN 918 Aethelflaed of Wessex ~0865 - 0912 Ethelred I of Mercia 47 47 ~0905 - UNKNOWN Elfwina of Mercia <0871 - UNKNOWN Leofric II of Mercia ~0848 - 0870 Alfgar II of Leicester 22 22 ~0830 - UNKNOWN Alfgar I of Leicester ~0800 - UNKNOWN Leofric I of Leicester ~0925 - UNKNOWN Athelstan Mannesson 14 MAY 978 - UNKNOWN Leofric III of Mercia ~1233 - BET 1274 AND 1275 Herman III Lippe ~1234 - UNKNOWN Bernard IV Lippe ~1240 - AFT 6 JAN 1259/60 Gerard Lippe ~1242 - 1262 Egbert Lippe 20 20 ~1244 - >1271 Dietrich Lippe 27 27 ~1170 - BET 1235 AND 1239 Gottfried II Von Arnsberg Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errazuriz Tagle ~1179 - 1257 Agnes Elisabeth zu Rudenberg 78 78 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errazuriz Tagle D. ~1287 Gottfried III Von Arnsberg ~1139 - 1215 Ermengarde von Soest 76 76 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1151 - 1214 Hermann von Rudenberg- Stromberg 63 63 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1202 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Arnsberg ~1204 - UNKNOWN Agnes Von Arnsberg ~1206 - UNKNOWN Johann Von Arnsberg ~1208 - UNKNOWN Hermann Von Arnsberg ~1210 - UNKNOWN Bertha Von Arnsberg ~1212 - UNKNOWN Irmgard Von Arnsberg ~1214 - UNKNOWN Syradis Von Arnsberg ~1210 - UNKNOWN Adelheid von Blieskastel ~1050 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Von Northeim http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1025 - 11 JAN 1082/83 Otto I Von Northeim http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1028 - BEF 11 JAN 1082/83 Richenza Von Lothringen http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. 1092 Hermann Von Werl D. BET 1115 AND 1118 Heinrich von Werl http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html D. UNKNOWN Beatrix von Hildrizhausen http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html D. UNKNOWN Eilika von Rietberg http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1132 - UNKNOWN Alverade von Cuijck ~1134 - UNKNOWN Adelaide von Cuijck ~1136 - UNKNOWN Jutta von Cuijck ~1138 - UNKNOWN Frederick von Cuijck D. 1033 Frederick III of Upper Lotharingia ~0973 - 1018 Gerberga of Burgundy 45 45 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm
Ancestry - Robin Lux ~0950 - BET 985 AND 986 Hermann von Werl wikipedia.org - Frederick II, Duke of Upper Lorraine
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm

Ancestry - Robin Lux D. 1003 Lothar III von Walbeck D. UNKNOWN Werner Von Rothenburg http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. >1051 Heinrich Von Werl D. >1024 Konrad Von Werl D. 1107 Heinrich Von Werle D. >1089 Liupold Von Werle D. >1040 Rudolf Von Werl ~1324 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Honstein ~1308 - UNKNOWN Henry Honstein ~1310 - UNKNOWN Otto Honstein ~1312 - UNKNOWN Bernard Honstein ~1322 - UNKNOWN Ulrich III Honstein ~1315 - UNKNOWN Ludwig Honstein ~1277 - UNKNOWN Margarete Marschall Waldeck ~1281 - UNKNOWN Mathilde Waldeck ~1285 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Waldeck ~1285 - UNKNOWN Heinrich IV Waldeck ~1205 - 1270 Adolf I von Schwalenberg- Waldeck 65 65 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1204 - UNKNOWN Sophie Lippe Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1262 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Waldeck ~1162 - 1214 Heinrich Von Schwalenberg 52 52 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1180 - UNKNOWN Haseke Von Dassel Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm 1130 - BET 1177 AND 1178 Volkwin von Schwalenberg Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1100 - BET 11 JUN 1136 AND 1137 Wedekind I Von Schwalenberg Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1100 - UNKNOWN Lutrud Von Itter Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1129 - UNKNOWN Luitgard von Reichenbach Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1151 - UNKNOWN Gottschalk I Von Pyrmont ~1152 - >1189 Wedekind III Von Schwalenberg 37 37 ~1155 - BET 1223 AND 1225 Hermann I Von Schwalenberg ~1160 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Von Schwalenberg ~1157 - 1243 Volkwin Von Schwalenberg 86 86 ~1069 - 1167 Hermann I von Schwalenberg 98 98 Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1070 - UNKNOWN Volkmar von Itter Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm ~1070 - UNKNOWN Gepa LNU Ancestry - Kirk Larson
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. >1031 Widekind von Schwalenberg Relinquished rights to Kloster Michelsberg near Bamberg by charter dated 19 Oct 1027.
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. UNKNOWN Friedrun http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. UNKNOWN Judith von Schwalenberg D. BET 1188 AND 1189 Widekind II von Schwalenberg D. UNKNOWN Lutrudis von Schwalenberg D. UNKNOWN Godekinde von Noringe 1107 - UNKNOWN Volkwin Von Schwalenberg D. UNKNOWN Poppo von Reichenbach http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. UNKNOWN Ludolf von Dassel http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SAXON%20NOBILITY.htm D. <1288 Heinrich von Schwalenberg D. <1255 Volkwin von Schwalenberg D. UNKNOWN Hermann von Schwalenberg ~0980 - UNKNOWN Heloise De Blois 1129 - 1160 Hermann Lippe 31 31 http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html D. 1167 Herman I Lippe 1096 - UNKNOWN Hermann Lippe http://genealogy/euweb/cz/lippe/lippe1.html ~1123 - 1158 Bernhard I Lippe 35 35 D. UNKNOWN Agnes von Cleve D. BET 1315 AND 1316 Elisabeth Lippe D. >1316 Baldwin II von Steinfurt D. 1290 Sophie Lippe D. UNKNOWN Albrecht I von Regenstein D. 1307 Agnes Lippe D. UNKNOWN Hoyer I von Sternberg D. UNKNOWN Adelaide Lippe D. UNKNOWN Gunther von Schwalenburg D. 1277 Simon Lippe D. 1259 Otto II Lippe D. 1273 Ethelind Lippe D. UNKNOWN Adolf I Waldeck D. 1262 Oda Lippe D. UNKNOWN Konrad I von Rietberg D. BET 1240 AND 1244 Gertrud Lippe D. UNKNOWN Ludwig I von Ravensberg D. 1247 Bernhard Lippe D. 1227 Dietrich Lippe D. 1227 Otto Lippe D. 1258 Gerhard II Lippe D. 1255 Kunigunde Lippe D. UNKNOWN Beatrix Lippe D. UNKNOWN Heidenreich I von Lutterberg D. UNKNOWN Ethelind Lippe D. 1245 Gertrud Lippe D. UNKNOWN Adelheid Lippe D. UNKNOWN Heinrich von Cuyk- Arnsberg D. UNKNOWN Heilwig Lippe D. UNKNOWN Gottfried von Ziegenhain D. UNKNOWN Elisabeth Lippe D. UNKNOWN Konrad Von Werl D. UNKNOWN Ludolf Von Werl ~1118 - 1197 Owain Cyveiliog ap Gruffydd 79 79 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1120 - ~1165 Gwenllina verch Owain Gwynedd 45 45 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1080 - 1116 Owain "Wan" ap Caradog 36 36 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1040 - 1081 Caradog ap Gruffydd ap Rhydderch 41 41 Caradog ap Gruffydd ap Rhydderch (d 1081) was the grandson of Rhydderch ap Iestyn, powerful in South Wales until his death in 1033, and the son of Gruffydd ap Rhydderch, the rival of Gruffudd ap Llywelyn, by whom he was slain in 1055. The home of the family would seem to have been Gwynllwg and Upper Gwent. It is in this quart of Wales that Caradog makes his first appearance in 1065, when he swooped upon earl Harold's new hunting lodge at Portskewet, destroyed it and ravaged the neighbourhood, without apparently suffering any reprisals. He was of a bold and adventurous temper and, remembering the exploits of his grandfather and father, set himself to conquer the realm of Deheubarth. In 1072 he defeated and slew the reigning prince, Maredudd ab Owain ab Edwin, in a battle on the Rhymney, and in 1078 slew his successor, Rhys ab Owain. But a third and more formidable opponent appeared in Rhys ap Tewdwr in 1081. Thus the stage was set for the famous battle of Mynydd Carn fought somewhere in northern Dyfed, where Rhys, fortified by the approval of bishop Sulien of S Davids and with the help of Gruffudd ap Cynan, inflicted a crushing defeat upon Caradog and his northern allies. Caradog is no more heard of; he left a son Owain, who in course of time established himself in Gwynllwg and became the ancestor of the later Welsh lords of Caerleon. [Dictionary of Welsh Biography p66]
Ancestry - Isiaha Lee

http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~1056 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Bleddyn Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~1015 - 1055 Gruffydd ap Rhydderch 40 40 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~0985 - 1033 Rhydderch ap Iestyn 48 48 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee
http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm ~0942 - 1033 Iestyn ap Owain 91 91 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0740 - UNKNOWN Matilda gan Flint Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0670 - ~0730 Tutgual ap Anarawd 60 60 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0650 - UNKNOWN Anarawd Gwalcherwn Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0660 - UNKNOWN Alcun ap Tegid Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0630 - UNKNOWN Tegid ap Caid Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0595 - UNKNOWN Caid ap Dwywg Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0560 - UNKNOWN Dwywg ap Llywarch Hen Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0534 - >0634 Llywarch Hen ap Elidyr Lydanwyn 100 100 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0462 - ~0560 Elidyr 98 98 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0438 - 0535 Meirchaum Gul 97 97 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0440 - UNKNOWN Essylt verch Culwynedd Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0415 - UNKNOWN Culwynhedd Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0467 - UNKNOWN Gwawr verch Brychan Brycheiniog Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0422 - ~0490 Gorust Ledlum 68 68 ~0415 - >0467 Prawst verch Tudwal 52 52 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee D. UNKNOWN Cyngen ap Cadell wikipedia.org (Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad) ~1332 - UNKNOWN Ifor "Hael" ap Llywelyn ~1334 - UNKNOWN Philip ap Llywelyn ~0970 - UNKNOWN Gwyn ap Rhydderch Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1594 - UNKNOWN Thomas Lewis ~1596 - UNKNOWN Maudelen Lewis D. 0878 Gwriad ap Rhodri D. UNKNOWN Anarawd ap Rhodri D. UNKNOWN Hywel ap Rhys D. UNKNOWN Gerald of Pembroke D. UNKNOWN Maredudd ap Gruffudd http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm D. UNKNOWN Morgan ap Gruffudd D. UNKNOWN Maelgwn ap Gruffudd D. UNKNOWN Gwladus ap Gruffudd D. UNKNOWN 1st Wife of Gruffudd ap Rhys D. UNKNOWN Anarawd ap Gruffudd http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm D. UNKNOWN Cadell ap Gruffudd http://experts.about.com/e/1/li/List_of_rulers_of_Wales.htm D. 1231 Maelgwn ap Rhys D. 1233 Rhys Gryg D. 1231 Hywel ap Rhys Spent many years as a hostage at the court of Henry II and on his return became known as Hywel Sais (Hywel the Engilshman). D. UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Rhys D. UNKNOWN Angharad verch Rhys D. UNKNOWN Mistress D. UNKNOWN Joan de Clare D. 1239 Maredudd ap Rhys Also a hostage of Henry II, he was blinded in retribution in 1165 and became known as Maredudd Ddall (Maredudd the Blind).  He ended his days as a monk at Whitland Abbey.
 D. 1227 Maredudd ap Rhys D. UNKNOWN Rhodri ap Owain D. 1236 Gwenllian ap Rhys D. UNKNOWN Ednyfed Fychan ~1556 - UNKNOWN William Morgan ~1560 - UNKNOWN Edward Morgan ~1560 - UNKNOWN John Morgan ~1566 - UNKNOWN David Morgan ~1570 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morgan ~1578 - UNKNOWN Ann Morgan ~1580 - UNKNOWN Margaret Morgan ~1610 - UNKNOWN Jane Morgan ~1535 - UNKNOWN Amy Morgan ~1535 - UNKNOWN Ann Morgan ~1536 - UNKNOWN Henry Morgan ~1536 - UNKNOWN Mary Morgan ~1538 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morgan ~1540 - UNKNOWN Catherine Morgan BET 1485 AND 1491 - UNKNOWN Lewis Morgan BET 1472 AND 1491 - UNKNOWN Philip Morgan ~1470 - UNKNOWN Morgan Morgan BET 1474 AND 1480 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Morgan ~1476 - UNKNOWN Jane Morgan ~1478 - UNKNOWN Margred Morgan ~1484 - UNKNOWN John Morgan ~1486 - UNKNOWN William Morgan ~1430 - UNKNOWN David Morgan ~1432 - UNKNOWN Jenkyn Morgan ~1402 - UNKNOWN Christy verch Morgan ~1410 - UNKNOWN Ann Morgan ~1355 - UNKNOWN Philip ap Morgan D. UNKNOWN Edwin ap Einion ~1370 - UNKNOWN John ap Morgan ~1352 - UNKNOWN Crisli verch Morgan ~1374 - UNKNOWN Ann verch Morgan ~1376 - UNKNOWN Margred verch Morgan ~1380 - UNKNOWN Elinor verch Morgan D. UNKNOWN Owain ap Morgan D. 1103 Iorwerth ap Bleddyn D. 1088 Madog ap Bleddyn ~1045 - UNKNOWN Meurig ap Gwrgan ~1042 - UNKNOWN Howel ap Edwin ~1045 - UNKNOWN Uchdrud ap Edwin ~1329 - UNKNOWN Joan verch Rhun ~1336 - UNKNOWN Gwilym ap Rhun ~1338 - UNKNOWN Nest verch Rhun ~1340 - UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Rhun ~1169 - UNKNOWN FNU verch Bledri ~1189 - UNKNOWN Joan verch Gronwy ~1127 - UNKNOWN Hwefrig ap Einion D. UNKNOWN Llywelyn ap Owain ~1070 - UNKNOWN Frances de Say wikipedia.org (Cadwgan ap Bleddyn)
Ancestry - TC Renehan D. UNKNOWN Picot de Sai wikipedia.org (Cadwgan ap Bleddyn) D. UNKNOWN Rhiwallon ap Cynfyn ~1110 - UNKNOWN Gruffydd ap Cadwgan Nannau ~1094 - UNKNOWN Henry ap Cadwgan Nannau ~1082 - UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Gruffydd ~1097 - UNKNOWN Madog ap Cadwgon D. UNKNOWN Einion ap Cadwgon ~1570 - UNKNOWN Thomas Samuel Walker Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1585 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Serrell Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Errol Bevan ~1535 - 1638 Thomas Walker 103 103 Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1509 - UNKNOWN Alexander Walker Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1645 - UNKNOWN Alexander Walker MAR 1278/79 - UNKNOWN John Dudley ~1290 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Somery <1292 - UNKNOWN Joan De Somery ~1198 - UNKNOWN Maud De Somery D. UNKNOWN Richard Puleston Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1524 - UNKNOWN Roger Puleston Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1526 - UNKNOWN Anna Grosvenor Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1460 - UNKNOWN Edward Puleston Ancestry - Phillip Clark
Ancestry - Charlene Montoya ~1506 - UNKNOWN Ermine Hanmer Ancestry - Phillip Clark D. UNKNOWN Alice Lewis Ancestry - Phillip Clark ~1450 - UNKNOWN Roger Puleston Ancestry - Charlene Montoya D. UNKNOWN Jane Hanmer Ancestry - Charlene Montoya ~1430 - 1 JAN 1489/90 William Hanmer Ancestry - Charlene Montoya D. UNKNOWN John Hanmer ~1400 - UNKNOWN John Hanmer Ancestry - Charlene Montoya ~1426 - 1489 Roger Puleston 63 63 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1455 - UNKNOWN Jonet Bulkeley Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm BET 1380 AND 1384 - <1444 John Puleston Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1386 - UNKNOWN Angharad verch Griffith Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1440 - UNKNOWN Thomas Bulkeley Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1400 - UNKNOWN Jane Warburton Ancestry - Charlene Montoya ~1358 - ~1399 Robert Puleston 41 41 Imprisoned in the Tower and forfeited Emral for supporting the rebellion of his brother in law, Owain Glyndwr.

Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1330 - ~1389 Richard de Pyvelsdon 59 59 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1332 - UNKNOWN Lucy\ Lleuki\ Lleucu Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm BET 1359 AND 1360 - UNKNOWN Loweri Glendower Glyndfdiry Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1331 - UNKNOWN Gruffydd Fychan Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1334 - UNKNOWN Elen verch Thomas Ancestry - Charlene Montoya ~1300 - ~1340 Roger de Pyvelsdon 40 40 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1274 - 1301 Richard de Pyvelsdon 27 27 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1286 - UNKNOWN Angharad de Warenne Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1300 - UNKNOWN Margaret verch Gruffydd Llwyd Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1275 - UNKNOWN Gruffydd Llwyd ap Llewelyn Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1229 - 17 JAN 1293/94 Roger Puleston Roger was given Emral Manor by King Edward I about 1282/3.
Appointed in 1284 by King Edward I as the first Sheriff of Anglesey and the first Constable of Caernarvon Castle and in 1293 to collect taxes for the French wars.  He was lynched in Caernarvon on 17 January 1294 by the Welsh objecting to those taxes!

Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1205 - 1272 Roger Puleston 67 67 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm BET 1207 AND 1209 - UNKNOWN Agnes Monthermer Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1180 - UNKNOWN Richard de Pyvelsdon Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1253 - UNKNOWN Jane Le Clerk Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1223 - UNKNOWN David Le Clerk Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1229 - UNKNOWN Angharad Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm ~1155 - >1200 Hamo de Pyvesldon 45 45 Ancestry - Charlene Montoya
www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN William or Griffith Warren www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN Madoc Voel ap Ieuan www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN Angharad verch Dafydd Hen www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN Dafydd Hen www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN Griffith Hanmer www.puleston-jones.com/page2.htm D. UNKNOWN Philip Puleston 28 FEB 1575/76 - <1594 Elinor Yestopp 1590 - UNKNOWN John Phillips 1592 - UNKNOWN Bartholomew Phillips 1573 - UNKNOWN Margaret Raphes 1596 - UNKNOWN William Phillips 1583 - UNKNOWN Ann Owings 1593 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Middleton 26 FEB 1588/89 - UNKNOWN Thomas Quinney ~1602 - UNKNOWN Richard Quinney D. UNKNOWN Mary Quinney D. UNKNOWN Anne Quinney D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Quinney D. UNKNOWN George Quinney D. UNKNOWN John Quinney D. UNKNOWN Adrian Quinney 1540 - UNKNOWN Elizabeth Ivy Ancestry - Craig Sharrow 1561 - UNKNOWN John Philips 1564 - UNKNOWN Thomas Philips 1575 - UNKNOWN Roger Phillips ~1240 - UNKNOWN Dyddgu Gethin verch Cadwallon ~1390 - UNKNOWN John ap Thomas D. UNKNOWN FNU Watson D. UNKNOWN FNU Swofford D. UNKNOWN Jesse Jones 26 JAN 1411/12 - UNKNOWN Willem IV Van Egmond D. UNKNOWN Marie ~1326 - UNKNOWN Robert Van Arkel ~1327 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth Van Arkel ~1328 - UNKNOWN Mechtild Van Arkel ~1329 - UNKNOWN Johan Van Arkel ~1332 - UNKNOWN Arnoud Van Arkel ~1334 - UNKNOWN Arend Van Arkel ~1338 - UNKNOWN Herbaren Van Arkel ~1340 - UNKNOWN Mabelia Van Arkel ~1342 - UNKNOWN Willem Van Arkel ~1344 - UNKNOWN Belia Van Arkel ~1262 - UNKNOWN Bertha Van Sterkenburg Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1287 - UNKNOWN Kunegunde von Virneburg Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1284 - UNKNOWN Geertruijd Van Arkel ~1287 - UNKNOWN Bertha Van Arkel ~1289 - UNKNOWN Mabelia Van Arkel ~1291 - UNKNOWN Herbaren Van Arkel ~1294 - UNKNOWN Margriet Van Arkel D. UNKNOWN Wiomarch de Leon D. UNKNOWN Rivellon of Poher D. UNKNOWN Judael of Cornouaille ~0790 - UNKNOWN Justin de Cornouaille ~1250 - 1287 Johann Cologne 37 37 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1266 - >1289 Katharina Von Julich 23 23 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1308 - UNKNOWN Irmgard der Mark ~1314 - UNKNOWN Richardis der Mark ~1225 - UNKNOWN Gerhard Arberg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1230 - UNKNOWN Mechthild Holte Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1200 - UNKNOWN Heinrich III Arberg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1191 - 1260 Adolf Von Holte Altena 69 69 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1195 - 1260 Elizabeth Von Holte 65 65 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1180 - UNKNOWN Eberhard Von Arberg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1150 - UNKNOWN Heinrich II Von Arberg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1160 - UNKNOWN Mechtild De Sayn Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1180 - UNKNOWN Adelheid Von Molsberg Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1152 - 1206 Anselm Von Molsberg 54 54 Ancestry - Robin Lux ~1110 - UNKNOWN Heinrich Von Molsberg Ancestry - Robin Lux D. UNKNOWN Roger Flamville ~1136 - UNKNOWN William De Brus ~1064 - ~1115 Osbern de Arches 51 51 Ancestry - Donald Gant
Ancestry - Pamela Clem ~1120 - UNKNOWN Matilda (Maud) De Arches ~1095 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Arches ~1017 - UNKNOWN Geoffrey Taillefer ~1019 - UNKNOWN Arnold (Arnaud) Taillefer ~1025 - UNKNOWN Humberge Taillefer ~1021 - UNKNOWN Guillaume Taillefer ~1023 - UNKNOWN Aymar Taillefer ~1028 - UNKNOWN Petgronille Taillefer ~1050 - UNKNOWN Aimery (Almaric) I de Narbonne Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs ~1083 - UNKNOWN Aimery (Almaric) II de Narbonne Ancestry - Eileen McKinnon-Suggs D. UNKNOWN Richard Fitzponce ~1297 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd "Efell" ap Cadwgon ~1299 - UNKNOWN Ieuan "Iscoed" ap Cadwgon ~1301 - UNKNOWN Iorwerth "Goch" ap Cadwgon ~1303 - UNKNOWN Hywel ap Cadwgon ~1305 - UNKNOWN Ifor ap Cadwgon ~1307 - UNKNOWN Jane verch Cadwgon ~1309 - UNKNOWN Jonet verch Cadwgon ~1232 - UNKNOWN Einion ap Hywel Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1200 - UNKNOWN Hywel "Goch" ap Cynwrig Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1138 - UNKNOWN Cynwrig "Efell" ap Madog Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1110 - UNKNOWN Efa verch Eirian Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1170 - UNKNOWN Goleu verch Gruffudd Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1126 - UNKNOWN Gruffudd ap Hywel Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1155 - UNKNOWN Dyddgu verch Cadwallon Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1096 - UNKNOWN Hywel ap Gruffudd Ancestry - Kirk Larson ~1140 - >1187 Cadwallon ap Owain 47 47 Ancestry - Kirk Larson D. UNKNOWN Gwenllian verch Griffith Ancestry - Linda Runyon <1485 - UNKNOWN Daughter 1 Bacon <1485 - UNKNOWN Daughter 2 Bacon <1485 - UNKNOWN Daughter 3 Bacon D. UNKNOWN Margery Paston D. ~1460 John Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN George (of Munquhanny) Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Christian Lindsay Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. ~1429 Laurence (of Munquhanny and Strathor) Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Marjorie (of Balmuto) Glen Ancestry - Larry Overmire 1343 - BEF 20 MAR 1418/19 John of Balmuto Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1357 - UNKNOWN Margaret Erskine Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Michael (of Strathor) Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Elena (Helen) Abernethy Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. ~1346 Malcolm Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. 1318 David (of Strathor) Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN Isabel MacDuff Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. 1298 Michael Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. 1298 FNU (of Keres) MacDuff Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. 1269 David Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. ~1187 Michael Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1150 - UNKNOWN Michael Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1120 - UNKNOWN Ochtred Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1090 - UNKNOWN Siwarth Balfour Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1050 - UNKNOWN Aswulph Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1015 - UNKNOWN Siwarth or Siward Ancestry - Larry Overmire D. UNKNOWN John Balfour D. UNKNOWN Katherine Stewart http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html D. UNKNOWN Laird of Innermay http://mywebpages.comcast.net/hconnors/Beaton/BurkeBethune.html D. UNKNOWN Elizabeth Monypenny D. UNKNOWN Daughter of Alard Ancestry - David Weaver <0760 - UNKNOWN Baudouin of Aquitaine Ancestry - David Weaver ~0790 - UNKNOWN Grimeut of Aquitaine Ancestry - David Weaver ~0685 - UNKNOWN Alard Ancestry - David Weaver Private Gnaeus Pompeius Strage Private Pompey the Great D. UNKNOWN Atia Balba Prima D. UNKNOWN Atia Balba Tertia D. UNKNOWN Suanahild im Chiemgau D. UNKNOWN Sieghard http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Pilihild von Bayern http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. BET 9 OCT 1107 AND 1111 Elisabeth of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Otakar II of Styria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm Judith of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 1142 Gerberga of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 2 FEB 1123/24 Boriwoj of Bohemia http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm BET 1080 AND 1086 - 1126 Liutpold of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Ida of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 15 MAR 1111/12 Lupold of Moravia http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Konrad II of Bohemia http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Willibirg of Carniola and Istria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. BET 2 AND 10 MAY 1154 Sophie of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 1122 Heinrich II of Carinthia http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. 1142 Sieghard von Burghausen und Schala http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Sieghard IX von Tengling D. UNKNOWN Ida von Supplingenburg D. 1130 Euphemia of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Konrad von Tengling http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm ~1056 - UNKNOWN Daughter of Ernst II of Austria http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm D. UNKNOWN Hermann von Poigen http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AUSTRIA.htm ~0842 - >0874 Unruoch III di Friuli 32 32 Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0845 - UNKNOWN Ava LNU Ancestry - Isiaha Lee ~0989 - UNKNOWN Leopold of Austria BET 986 AND 993 - UNKNOWN Heinrich of Austria ~0990 - UNKNOWN Kunegund of Austria ~0992 - UNKNOWN Christine of Austria ~0994 - UNKNOWN Hemma of Austria ~0984 - UNKNOWN Juette of Austria ~0988 - UNKNOWN Poppo of Austria D. UNKNOWN Berthold I of Swabia wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria
wikipedia - Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Gisela of Verona wikipedia - Arnulf, Duke of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Erchanger of Swabia D. UNKNOWN Berchtold of Swabia D. UNKNOWN Conrad I of Germany wikipedia - Luitpold, Margrave of Bavaria D. UNKNOWN Eberhard of Bavaria ~0828 - UNKNOWN Ernst II of Nordgau Ancestry - David Weaver D. UNKNOWN Adelheid Ancestry - David Weaver ~0803 - ~0865 Ernst of Nordgau 62 62 Ancestry - David Weaver ~0806 - UNKNOWN Fredeburg de Frommen Ancestry - David Weaver D. UNKNOWN Aribo I of Loben D. UNKNOWN Luitpold Mar of Bavaria ~0830 - UNKNOWN Sieghard von Kraichgau ~0986 - 1034 Dietrich II of Brehna 48 48 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0956 - 1009 Dietrich II or Dedi I of Hessegau 53 53 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0956 - UNKNOWN Thietburga of Haldensleben Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0986 - UNKNOWN Mathilda of Meissen Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0956 - 1002 Ekkehard I of Meissen 46 46 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0942 - 1014 Schwanhilde von Billung 72 72 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0926 - <0976 Dietrich of Hessegau 50 50 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0896 - 14 MAR 956/57 Dedi I of Hessegau Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0857 - >0913 Burkhard III of Grabfeldgau 56 56 Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0857 - UNKNOWN Mathilda of Hesse Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0827 - 0909 Burkhard 82 82 ~0797 - >0866 Burkhard I Comes 69 69 ~0837 - >0936 Adred of Loingau 99 99 ~0797 - UNKNOWN Bardo of Loingau ~1138 - UNKNOWN Mieszko I Silesia ~1134 - UNKNOWN Wojciech Silesia ~1139 - UNKNOWN Conrad Glogau 1288 - UNKNOWN Premysal Otakar Bohemia 1289 - UNKNOWN Vaclav III Bohemia 1289 - UNKNOWN Anezka Bohemia 1290 - UNKNOWN Anna Bohemia 4 MAR 1292/93 - UNKNOWN Juta Bohemia 26 FEB 1295/96 - UNKNOWN Jan Bohemia ~1263 - UNKNOWN Elisabeth of Carinthia Ancestry - Levi Stebbins 18 MAR 1293/94 - UNKNOWN Henry VI Breslau ~1301 - UNKNOWN Judith Brandenburg ~1297 - UNKNOWN Agnes Brandenburg 1302 - UNKNOWN Johann V Brandenburg ~1225 - 1295 Meinhard IV Tirol 70 70 Ancestry - Levi Stebbins D. 1247 Vladislav of Bohemia wikipedia - Gertrude, Duchess of Austria ~1150 - UNKNOWN Enguerran De Picquigny ~1150 - UNKNOWN William De Picquigny ~1150 - UNKNOWN Robert De Picquigny ~1150 - UNKNOWN Margaret De Picquigny ~1150 - UNKNOWN Matilda De Picquigny ~1140 - UNKNOWN Beatrix De Picquigny Ancestry - Cheryl Varner D. UNKNOWN Agnes of Sulli D. 1152 Raoul I of Vermandois D. UNKNOWN Milo de Brai ~1020 - UNKNOWN Almodis De Blois D. UNKNOWN Geoffrey II of Preuilly D. BET 980 AND 996 Robert De Blois ~0985 - 1004 Theobald II De Blois 19 19 D. 0996 Thierry De Blois ~0989 - UNKNOWN Agnes De Blois D. UNKNOWN Roger De Blois D. 0962 Theobald De Blois D. 0985 Hugh De Blois ~1157 - UNKNOWN Robert De Brus Ancestry - Tom Aiken D. UNKNOWN Alix de Crepi D. UNKNOWN Agnes FitzJohn D. UNKNOWN Alice FitzJohn ~1177 - UNKNOWN Thibaut V De Champagne ~1028 - UNKNOWN Conan II of Brittany BET 1028 AND 1036 - UNKNOWN Havoise of Brittany BET 825 AND 827 - UNKNOWN Sancho Garces of Pamplona Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Roger Tansey
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0742 - 0812 Adelrico (Alderic I) of Gascony 70 70 ~0824 - UNKNOWN Uracca LNU Ancestry - Scott Ezell
Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Wikipedia.org - Garcia I of Pamplona ~0825 - UNKNOWN Aurea Ibn Lopo Ibn Musa Ancestry - Scott Ezell D. UNKNOWN Lopo Ibn Musa Ancestry - Scott Ezell D. UNKNOWN Ayab al Bulatiya Ancestry - Scott Ezell ~0775 - 0839 Inigo Jimenez de Navarre 64 64 ~0775 - UNKNOWN Munia de Navarre ~0758 - UNKNOWN Jimeno Sanchez Ancestry - Scott Ezell Living Simkin Living Simkin Living Reynolds Living Reynolds Living Reynolds Living Reynolds Living Simkin D. UNKNOWN William Wilkinson D. UNKNOWN Anne Teasdale D. UNKNOWN Leodegunda Ancestry - Roger Tansey ~0842 - UNKNOWN Jimena Garces D. UNKNOWN Oria or Leodegundis D. UNKNOWN Musa ibn Musa D. UNKNOWN Assona Iniguez D. UNKNOWN Musa ibn Musa ibn Fortun D. 0870 Galindo Iniguez D. UNKNOWN Nunila D. UNKNOWN Garcia "The Bad" of Aragon ~0880 - UNKNOWN Godfrey of Lorraine Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0908 - UNKNOWN Ermentrude of France Ancestry - Cheryl Varner ~0944 - UNKNOWN Gebhard Gleiberg ~0973 - UNKNOWN Gerberge Gleiberg Living Jennifer Living Deetz ~1340 - UNKNOWN Thomas Booth Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1270 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Barton Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1240 - UNKNOWN Gilbert Barton Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1190 - >1231 William de Notton 41 41 Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1154 - UNKNOWN Gilbert de Notton Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1160 - UNKNOWN Juliana Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1205 - UNKNOWN Cecily de Breightmet Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1180 - <1212 Augustine de Breightmet 32 32 Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1185 - 1220 Edith de Barton 35 35 Ancestry - Larry Overmire ~1450 - UNKNOWN Robert de Balsac Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1460 - UNKNOWN Antoinette de Castelnau Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1420 - UNKNOWN Roffec II de Balsac Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1446 - UNKNOWN Jeanne de Albon Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1415 - UNKNOWN Antoine de Castelnau Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1404 - UNKNOWN Catherine de Chauvigny Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1440 - UNKNOWN Jean de Balsac Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1440 - UNKNOWN Agnes de Chabannes Ancestry - Troy Caperton ~1416 - 1453 Antoine de Albon 37 37 Ancestry - Troy Caperton D. UNKNOWN FNU Wilkinson D. <1637 FNU Tomasin D. UNKNOWN Ann D. UNKNOWN Henry Royall D. UNKNOWN William Randolph D. UNKNOWN Francis Eppes ~1048 - UNKNOWN Bruno De Montbeliard ~1056 - UNKNOWN Louis De Montbeliard ~1058 - 1092 Frederic De Montbeliard 34 34 ~1060 - UNKNOWN Mathilde De Montbeliard BET 958 AND 965 - <1033 Thierry I of Bar wikipedia.org - Frederick II, Duke of Upper Lorraine
wikipedia.org - Thierry I, Duke of Upper Lorraine

Ancestry - Robin Lux ~0960 - <0995 Richilde de Bliesgau 35 35 wikipedia.org - Frederick II, Duke of Upper Lorraine
wikipedia.org - Thierry I, Duke of Upper Lorraine D. 1076 Beatrix de Bar-Le- Duc D. BET 972 AND 978 Henry of Bar D. UNKNOWN Folmar I of Luneville wikipedia.org - Thierry I, Duke of Upper Lorraine D. ~1000 Adela of Bar D. UNKNOWN Adalbero of Bar ~0958 - 1005 Adalberon II of Bar 47 47 wikipedia.org - Frederick I, Duke of Upper Lorraine D. UNKNOWN Ida of Bar D. UNKNOWN Radbod of Altenbourg D. UNKNOWN Azrial ben Jared of Elda D. UNKNOWN Kenan Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Mualeleth Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Barakiel D. UNKNOWN Naom Ancestry - Debi Wainkauf D. UNKNOWN Danel ? D. UNKNOWN Rakel D. UNKNOWN Eliakim ~1000 - UNKNOWN Guillaume V de Auvergne BET 890 AND 900 - <0989 Robert II de Auvergne Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 890 AND 900 - UNKNOWN Ingelberg of Chalonnais Ancestry - Ernie Anderson BET 865 AND 870 - 0940 Robert I de Auvergne Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson
Ancestry - Denise Dingle BET 865 AND 870 - UNKNOWN Algardis FitzHucBert Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Kirk Larson BET 840 AND 846 - ~0895 Arnaud I Estorge Auvergne Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Ancestry - Joseph H Kare, Jr BET 840 AND 850 - UNKNOWN Bertilda Asendane Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0840 - UNKNOWN Berald I of Mercoeur Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0840 - UNKNOWN Gerberge Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0800 - ~0868 Bernard I Auvergne 68 68 ~0780 - UNKNOWN Alfred I Carcassonne Bourges Ancestry - Ernie Anderson ~0870 - UNKNOWN Adeline ~0760 - UNKNOWN Bernard de Bourges Ancestry - Ernie Anderson
Burke, Vicissitudes of Families, Vol I, p 221 ~0810 - UNKNOWN Blitsende ~0920 - UNKNOWN Guy I de Auvergne ~0890 - UNKNOWN Matfroy de Auvergne ~0850 - UNKNOWN Adalbert I De Limoges D. UNKNOWN Gerhard II of Aquitaine ~1820 - UNKNOWN James Frank Bell ~1825 - UNKNOWN Sarah Sallie Philky or Felkey Variant spellings include Philky, Felkey, Felkay and Feltay.
 ~1858 - UNKNOWN Samuel Bell ~1823 - UNKNOWN Samuel Felkey ~1800 - UNKNOWN Clemena LNU 1860 US Census, Clemena is living with her son Samuel in Vicksburg, Warren, MS. D. UNKNOWN Eliza Caroline Bell 1860 - UNKNOWN Sallie Felkey D. <1840 FNU Felkey D. UNKNOWN George C. Shupe D. UNKNOWN James A. Stinson D. UNKNOWN Newitt Drew D. UNKNOWN James O. Reden D. UNKNOWN Mary L. McGee Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.