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! grandsonHenry inherited estates and started castle Ashley 1899 - 1982 Tressa Hicks 82 82 ~1534 - 1574 Frances Ann HASTINGS 40 40 ~1562 Henry COMPTON 1883 - 1966 Nettie Adel Guthu 82 82 According to Sylvia Schulz Guthu: Nettie Daskam was born in Crandon. She is the mother of Helen and Blanche. Helen (Helen Daskam Kiefer) still lives in Crandon, WI.
   From her mother's (Helen) obit: "Mrs. Letta Daskam of Crandon." Was she called "Letta?"





notes from Crystal Schulz Carew

According to Sylvia Schulz Guthu: Nettie Daskam was born in Crandon. She is the mother of Helen and Blanche. Helen (Helen Daskam Kiefer) still lives in Crandon, WI.
   From

According to Sylvia Schulz Guthu: Nettie Daskam was born in Crandon. She is the mother of Helen and Blanche. Helen (Helen Daskam Kiefer) still lives in Crandon, WI.
   From her mother's (Helen) obit: "Mrs. Letta Daskam of Crandon." Was she called "Letta?"





notes from Crystal Schulz Carew ~1565 Agnes COMPTON ~1567 Margaret COMPTON ~1515 - 1588 Anne TALBOT 73 73 1486 - 1538 George TALBOT 52 52 ~1491 - 1567 Elizabeth WALDEN 76 76 ~1488 Warburga BRERETON ~1170 - ~1230 William De Venables 60 60 ~1454 - 1494 Katheine BERKELEY 40 40 ~1444 Joan AYLWORTH 1448 - 1473 John TALBOT 24 24 1890 - 1960 Helen Pearl Guthu 70 70 ~1448 - 1476 Catherine STAFFORD 28 28 ~1465 Richard WALDEN ~1467 Mary WOGAN ~1564 Thomas COMPTON 1601 - 1643 Spencer COMPTON 41 41 ~1604 Elizabeth COMPTON ~1539 - 1618 Anne SPENCER 79 79 ~1611 - 1675 Anne COMPTON 64 64 1904/1905 Abigail P Foster 1898 - 1991 Bonnie Ola Foster 93 93 1872 - 1872 Willie Rice Guthu 1m 1m 1852 Alfred Foster dad b Il
mom b NY 1883 Amy Elizabeth Foster 1824 - 1916 Florence 91 91 Marriage and birth information obtained from the 1900 Federal Census, Albion,Wright Co, MN.

Oregon Death Index Cert#5 - Florence Laundree

Marriage and birth information obtained from the 1900 Federal Census, Albion,Wright Co, MN.

Oregon Death Index Cert#5 - Florence Laundree D. <1900 Greybill ? 1888 Canodor ? E Javins 1873 Margaret Eliza Edmisten 1893 Elsie Dodd 1895 Eva Dodd 1898 - 1987 Edna Faye Dodd 89 89 1907 - 1907 Dodd 1876 - 1956 Ella Adele Guthu 79 79 From her father Simon's obit: Ella lived in Woodruff, WI.
   From papers completed by Benjamin Guthu: "Jas Olson and Hanna Olson came to the US from Denmark 1854...making their home in Waupaca, WI."


notes from Crystal Carew

From

From her father Simon's obit: Ella lived in Woodruff, WI.
   From papers completed by Benjamin Guthu: "Jas Olson and Hanna Olson came to the US from Denmark 1854...making their home in Waupaca, WI."


notes from Crystal Carew D. <1900 Dodd ? 1865 George Stewart BIOGRAPHY: George W. Stewart, whose farm in Sections 5 and 6, Turtle Lake Township
shows evidences of thrift and prosperity, has been a resident of Barron
County for more than 30 years and during that time has taken a worthy part
in its material development. He was born in Crawford County, Pennsylvania,
Aug. 7, 1865, son of John and Minerva (Owrey) Stewart, who were natives of
that state. When he was four years old his father died and two years later
he accompanied his mother to eastern Iowa, where he resided until the age
of thirteen, in the meanwhile attending common school. Then, in 1878, he
went with his mother to Balsam Lake, Wis., in which vicinity they settled
on a farm. Their residence there, however, was of short duration, as in the
following year, 1879, they came to Barron County. George was now fourteen
and soon began working in lumber mills, an occupation in which he continued
for several years. In 1885 he started on an independent career by purchasing
40 acres of wild land in Turtle Lake Township, which tract he subsequently
cleared, also erecting on it a fairly good set of buildings. After thus
developing it into a farm he sold it in 1909 and bought his present farm in
Sections 5 and 6, which was then partly improved, being provided with a
frame house and log barn. He has 55 acres now under cultivation and has
added to the general improvement by erecting a good frame barn, a granary
and a stave silo. As a dairyman he milks 17 cows, and has besides eight head
of young cattle.  His equipment corresponds to the rest of the property,
being adequate and including a Ford auto car. For the past 26 years Mr.
Stewart has been a member of Sunnybrook school board. His political
principles align him with the Republican party, while he affiliates
religiously with the United Brethren Church of Turtle Lake. Fraternally, he
belongs to Camp 2115, M. W. A., and to Odd Fellows' Lodge, No. 328, of this
township. Mr. Stewart was married in June, 1886, to Josephine Laundree, who
was born at Apple River, Wis., July 18, 1864, daughter of Joseph and Madeline
Laundree. He and his wife have one child, Lillian May, who was born April 14,
1905. 1905 Lillian May Stewart 1890 Ear???? Jones not on 1910 census, on 1900 census Albert Sigsworth Harrington 1830/1835 Greybill 1835/1840 Greybill Anne S Shanklin Living Eddy 1878 - 1878 Charlie Guthu 11d 11d 1876 William Robert McCorkle 1913 Jessie M McCorkle Roy Danielson William L Goheen 1922 - 1995 Jack Leonard Goheen 72 72 1924 - 1945 Robert Dean Goheen 21 21 Brockway Catherine Blum 1659 - 1726 Mary Brown 67 67 1653 - >1725 Arthur Aylesworth 72 72 1886 - 1887 Jesse Parden Guthu 3m 3m 1678 Arthur Aylesworth 1916 - 1984 Wilbur Rolla Burkhart 67 67 1918 Mildred B Burkhart Living Tallon Living Keeler 1921 - 1992 Delora Fern Burkhart 71 71 Living Schulhauser 1923 Charlotte Burkhart 1926 Roy Burkhart Living Scroggins 1889 - 1889 Polly Mae Guthu 4m 4m DEATH: Guther, Polly d22 Jun 1889 Waupaca Co. Death records index Living Johnson Living Young 1928 - 1931 Harold Lloyd Burkhart 2 2 Living Burkhart 1322 - 1394/1395 John Domville ~1356 - 1426 William BRERETON 70 70 ~1355 John CORBET ~1390 - <1485 William BRERETON 95 95 ~1416 Phillippa HULSE ~1414 - 1456 William BRERETON 42 42 1807 - WFT Est. 1857-1899 Peder Torstensen He was a crofter with soil (farmer). Peder, a son of Thosten at Restad-Gutu, was born August 16, 1807. Mother: Sigrid. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1808, p. 440.)
Dragoon Thosten Iversen Gutu and Sigrid Halvorsdatter Galtrud married April 22, 1807. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1818, p. 428.)

   From Inger-Karin Martinsen, Nybakken, N2324 VANG HEDMARK (genalogist hired by Leonard Guthu): "By the 1865 census returns the following family lived at Gutu in Faberg parish: Peder Torstensen, age 59, crofter with soil, his wife Ronnaug Olsdatter, age 59, and their children: Tobias, age 27, carpenter, Berndt, age 24, carpenter, Simen, age 21, tailor, Pauline, age 15, Johanne, age 13, and Ronnoug, age 10... Ifound none of the persons in this family at the Restad farm (Gutu) by the 1875 and 1900 census returns...Ithink the whole family emigrated, but it seems difficult to prove."


Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    August 16, 1807
Christening/ Restad-Gutu, Norway

Source: "From The Indian Land" by Malcom Rosholt

He was a crofter with soil (farmer). Peder, a son of Thosten at Restad-Gutu, was born August 16, 1807. Mother: Sigrid. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1808, p. 440.)
Dragoon Thosten Iversen Gutu and Sigrid Halvorsdatter Galtrud married April 22, 1807. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1818, p. 428.)

   From Inger-Karin Martinsen, Nybakken, N2324 VANG HEDMARK (genalogist hired by Leonard Guthu): "By the 1865 census returns the following family lived at Gutu in Faberg parish: Peder Torstensen, age 59, crofter with soil, his wife Ronnaug Olsdatter, age 59, and their children: Tobias, age 27, carpenter, Berndt, age 24, carpenter, Simen, age 21, tailor, Pauline, age 15, Johanne, age 13, and Ronnoug, age 10... Ifound none of the persons in this family at the Restad farm (Gutu) by the 1875 and 1900 census returns...Ithink the whole family emigrated, but it seems difficult to prove."


Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    August 16, 1807
Christening/ Restad-Gutu, Norway

Source: "From The Indian Land" by Malcom Rosholt ~1367 Angella (Anyll) VENABLES 1891 - 1957 Rolla Henry Burkhart 66 66 1688 Mary Aylesworth ~1389 - 1548 Alice CORBET 159 159 ~1359 Joan 1631 Mary Holmes 1605 Chaddus Brown 1604 Elizabeth Sharparowe 1632 James Brown 1634 Jeremiah Brown 1877 - 1921 Christopher Herbert Olson 44 44 1638 Daniel Brown Martha Brown 1657 Sarah Brown 1660 Obadiah Brown 1662 John James Brown 1666 James Brown 1669 Deborah Brown 1653 Elizabeth Carr 1671 John Brown 1678 Esek Brown 1909 - 1965 Jack Olson 55 55 <1867> James Richard Jackson 1442 Walter AYLWORTH 1695 Samuel Barber Ann Corey 1758 Caleb Barber 1765 Azriah Barber 1768 Edward Barber 1776 Benjamin Barber John Cory Priscilla Day 1719 Sarah Barber 1912 Clifford Paul Olson 1721 Mary Barber 1727 Caleb Barber 1727 Susannah Barber 1731 Moses Barber 1736 Samuel Barber 1739 Hannah Anne Barber 1742 Amie Barber 1756 Merabah Barber 1723 Banjamin Barber Ruth Bentley 1914 - 1986 Luella Adele Olson 72 72 Ezekial Bentley 1742 - 1827 Caleb Bentley 85 85 1737 Abigail Bentley Mercy Bentley Mary Bentley George Bentley Elizabeth Bentley Susan Waite 1676 - 1760 William Bentley 84 84 1680 Elizabeth Gardiner 1916 - 1977 George Washington Olson 61 61 Samuel Waite Hannah 1645 William Bentley 1650 - 1731 Sarah Eldred 81 81 1700 John Bentley 1704 Elizabeth Bentley 1706 Tabitha Bentley 1711 Caleb Bentley 1713 Ezekial Bentley 1715 Ruhana Bentley 1919 - 1986 Frank Parker Olson 66 66 1717 Mary Bentley 1698 Bathsheba Greene 1735 William Bentley 1737 Thomas Bentley ~1739 James Bentley 1740 Greene Bentley 1743 Benjamin Bentley ~1746 Bathsheba Bentley 1622 - 1679 William Eldred 57 57 1624 Anne Lumpkin 1889 - 1978 Mary Paton 88 88 Mary's daughter, Ardie, told me on October 10, 1998, that her mother was illiterate. 1677 James Bentley 1679 Thomas Bentley 1681 - 1729 Jane Bentley 48 48 1683 Banjamin Bentley 1685 Robert Bentley Henry Brightman Robert Eldred Anne Garham 1648 Anne Eldredge 1657 Josaphat Eldred 1916 - 1975 Hellan Anna Guthu 58 58 Her name spelled "Hellan" by her sister, Ardythe Lorain Guthu.
   Hellan's date of marriage to Tom Christianson may be 1, 12, 17 or ? April 1938.
   Sylvia and Lloyd Schulz used to go visit Tom and Helen Christianson.


notes from Crystal Carew ~1663 Mary Eldred ~1665 Thomas Eldred 1653 Elisha Eldredge ~1654 Bethis Eldredge ~1654 Bethia Eldredge 1276 - 1352 William LA ZOUCH 76 76 ~1656 John Eldredge ~1660 Ezekial Eldredge ~1660 Samuel Eldredge ~1680 Ezekial Eldredge 1921 June Marie Guthu ~1600 - Bet 29 Jan 1669 - Jan1670 William Lumpkin ~1604 - 1681 Tamesin Constable 77 77 ~1623 Hannah Lumpkin ~1626 Thomasine Lumpkin ~1604 John Mayo 1625 Thomas Bentley Richard Bentley ~1600 Thomas Bentley Alice Knowles Sarah Willie 1929 Ardythe Lorain Guthu Joseph Bentley James Bentley ~1578 James Bentley ~1530 George Bentley Barbara Watts John Bentley Agnes Waterhouse George Bentley Michael Bentley John Bentley 1898 - 1968 Marvel Hebert 70 70 Social Security Number: 396-32-9999

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54911
Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin Isabell Brookhouse James Bentley Isabel Ashenhurst Henry Bentley Joan Plant William Bentley Annie Dilstone William De Bentley Ruggley William De Bentley 1922 Ione Marie Guthu Living Jackson Margaret Leveson John De Bentley Beatrix De Darleston D. 1339 John De Bentley Pentronilla William De Bentley Roger De Bentley Roger De Bentley Gervais De Bentley Drew De Bentley 1924 Alois M. Guthu John De Bentley Thomas De Bentley Alice De Bentley Ricahrd De Bentley William De Bentley Walter De Bentley Conningby Watts John Waterhouse Robert Dilstone Richard Leveson 1874 - 1960 Elvina "Ella" Erdman 86 86 Ella came from Germany in 1886 when she was 12 years old. Her father, August Erdman, had come to the United States earlier, then sent for his family. Besides Ella, August's wife Mary, brought their 8 other children. (If they came when Ella was 12 years old, the 2 yougest would have already been born in Germany.)

   Ella's name may have been spelled Alvina or Elvina. Roger De Darleston Agnes Margaret Mary Bentley Margaret Bentley Joseph Bentley Sarah Bentley Anthony Bentley Richard Bentley John Bentley 1903 - 1996 Sylvia Marie Guthu 93 93 1993: Lloyd and Sylvia Schulz live at St. Joseph Residence, 1925 Division St., New London,WI 54961
   Sylvia lived in the town of Waupaca. She had pneumonia as a baby. She remembers playing "Run my good sheep run" and "Hide and seek" as a child. She had a kitten, and remembers a doll house her dad made. It had two floors; wallpapered insides. For Christmas, she recieved the furniture.
   "Juan and Juanita," "Heidi" and "Pollyanna" were her favorite childhood books.
   In town, they walked wherever they wanted to go. Out of town they took a train, or hired a man with a car. She completed 2 years of schooling beyond high school for a teacher's degree. She liked math ans science best., and was involved with musicals. After school, she left home to teach for a living.  What attracted her to Lloyd? "Oh, I figure he was decent and sociable." She enjoyed going to dances with him. Their honeymoon in Columbus, Ohio, was her first trip out of state. She later visited Hawaii, Mexico, Haiti, and England.
   When she and Lloyd lived on Briggs Street in Hortonville, she worked in her flower garden along the driveway quite often, to get it started. It showcased a variety of interesting, pretty plants, blooming at various times. One of her saddest times was in 1979 when she found out her eyes were "going to pieces." Her worst memory is when her son, Donald died of cancer. Sylvia's vision is limited and she is often in a wheelchair, but her mind is sharp and she's pleasant to be with. She enjoys hearing her grandchildren play the piano, as she was a pianist herself.
   That old black box the old family photos are in was used by Donald to send his laundry home; Sylvia would wash and iron the things, and send them back to him at Carroll College. Bentley ? 1684 Dorothy Alboro Hannah 1703 Hannah Bentley 1718 Bentley 1685 Elizabeth Chamberlin Benjamin Bentley Sarah Bentley Caleb Bentley Jane Bentley 1906 - 1993 Lucille Helen Guthu 87 87 1710 - 1800 William Bentley 90 90 Mary Reynolds Alice Bet. 11 Feb 1715 - Feb 1717 Elizabeth Tillinghast 1674 John Whitman Deborah Whitman Mary Whitman Jane Whitman Valentine Whitman James Whitman 1881 - 1904 Minnie Kreuger 23 23 John Whitman 1702 Alice Whitman 1703 Sarah Whitman 1690 Patience Rathbone Benjamin Bentley 1720 William Bentley ~1682 Barbara Pearce Mary Hewitt Mary Gardiner 1779 Uriah Bentley 1887 - 1971 Maude Capper 84 84 Social Security Number: 392-48-1287

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54487
Bay Mills, Lincoln, Wisconsin
Jersey City, Lincoln, Wisconsin
Tannery, Lincoln, Wisconsin
Tomahawk, Lincoln, Wisconsin 1578 Francis Beaumont ~1424 - 1475 Mauice BERKELEY 51 51 ~1080 - ~1130 Gilbert De Venables 50 50 1398 - 1460 Mauice De Berkeley 62 62 ~1400 Laura Fitzhugh ~1150 - ~1190 Margery De Hatton 40 40 1353/1363 Elizabeth Betteshorne 1293 - 1361 Thomas De Berkeley 68 68 ~1310 - 1385 Katharine Clivedon 75 75 DATE 13 JUL 1996 ~1323 Cecily Mobberley SLAKE

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1896 - 1987 Sylvia Ruth Harrington 90 90 Social Security Number: 541-32-2334

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 97055
Sandy, Clackamas, Oregon 1218 - 1281 Maurice De Berkeley 63 63 DATE 2 AUG 2000 1170 - 1243 Thomas De Berkeley 73 73 ~1195 Joan De Somery 1120 - >1189 Maurice FitzHarding 69 69 History:
In 1153 Lord Maurice Berkely completed this fortress by the Severn Estuary at the command of Henry II, and ever since it has been the home of the Berkeley family - one of England's oldest families who have given their name to numerous locations all over the world, from Berkeley Square in London to Berkeley Hundred in Virginia and Berkeley University in California.

Period of construction:
1117-1153

Client:
Lord Maurice Berkeley 1133 - 1190 Alice De Berkeley 57 57 DATE 13 MAR 1999 1094 Roger De Berkeley Bet. 1129 - 1134 Hawise De Beaumont 1068 Roger De Berkeley 1042 Roger De Berkeley 1045 Rissa 1703 Sarah Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1104 - 1168 Robert De Beaumont 64 64 ~1104 Amica De Gael 1116 William FitzRobert ~1155 Robert FitzWilliam ~1153 Isabella Of Gloucester ~1160 Amica Of Gloucester ~1049 - 1118 Robert De Beaumont 69 69 1081 Isabella Capet De Crpi Bet. 1010 - 1022 - 1094 Roger De Beaumont 1014 Adeline De Meulan 1885 - 1965 Rozilla Ann Harrington 79 79 ~0978 - 1044 Humphrey De Harcourt 66 66 ~0984 Aubreye De La Haie ~0950 - >1040 Touroude de PONTAUDEMER 90 90 ~0951 Woerta (Wevia) de CREPON ~0931 - >0960 Torf De Harcourt 29 29 ~0930 Ertemberge De BRIOQUEBEC ~0904 - ~0955 Renaud (Bernard) De Harcourt 51 51 ~0930 Sphreta de BOURGOYNE ~0905 Bereneger de BOURGOYNE ~0953 William De Harcourt 1711 - 1742 Richard III Brockway 30 30 GEDCOM line 117987 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Richard

GEDCOM line 117988 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN BROCKWAY 1833 - 1911 Rosilla Ann Bentley 78 78 1900Census: 10 Children, 5 living

Occupation: Nurse ~0955 Turchetil De Harcourt ~0953 Adeline De Monfort 1271 - 1326 Maurice de BERKLEY 55 55 OCCU 2nd Lord Berkeley
DATE 3 AUG 1996 1289 - 1314 Eva La Zouch 25 25 OCCU Brnss. Berkeley
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1196 - 1249 Hugh De Venables 53 53 ~1462 John BRERETON ~1222 - 1261 Roger Venables 39 39 Count Of Blois ~1432 Anne WEST 1406 Reynold WEST 1916 - 1996 Lawrence Orlando Guthu 80 80 Social Security Number: 540-18-6708

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 97015
Carver, Clackamas, Oregon
Clackamas, Clackamas, Oregon ~1110 - ~1160 Gilbert De Venables 50 50 ~1401 - 1415 Hugh De Holes HULSE 14 14 1351 - 1428 John de BERKELEY 77 77 ~1402 Eleanor Ashton ~1140 - ~1180 Gilbert De Venables 40 40 Margaret DE MORTIMER ~1284 John CLIVEDON Emme ~1392 - 1455 Alianore (Ellanora) BERKELEY 63 63 ~1327 John BETTESHORNE 1922 - 2000 Harold James Guthu 77 77 Relatives believe he committed suicide in his place of business in California. He was found there with a bullet in his head. He had led a very secretive life. There was a fire started, so they didn't know if it was a murder or suicide at first.  His car was found several blocks from the site with a note that said,"If you find this, it's yours." He was upset about losing both of his brothers in the last few years. He was born with club feet and had a pretty tough life, but was a well known photographer in California. He had disappeared for about 20 years until the late 1980's, when he went to Oregon to see his Grandma Guthu in the rest home.

Facts about this person:

occupation    
Photographer, Talent Agent



DEATH: On Sunday, February 27th,2000, a fire gutted the C.H.N. studio in Hollywood.  Talent Agent Hal Guthu was found inside, dead of a gunshot wound.  The bullet wound was to the head.  A suicide note was located which mentioned his doctor and current health problems (inoperable spine cancer).

DEATH: From Tuesday's Los Angeles Times: (Feb 29, 2000)
The discovery of a charred body after a fire that gutted the offices of a West Hollywood modeling and acting agency has triggered homicide and arson investigations.
Police said the body of a man, who has not been identified, was found in the offices of CHN International Agency in the 7400 block of Santa Monica Boulevard after a fire Sunday afternoon.
The building appeared to have burned in several places at once, indicating arson, authorities said. Sheriff's investigators, looking for the owner of the agency, 78-year-old Harold Guthu, brought in a bloodhound, which found his car several blocks away on Martel Avenue.

DEATH: Hal Guthu
2/29/00
The death Sunday (2/27) of talent agent Hal Guthu was ruled a suicide by the coroner Tuesday afternoon. But other police sources say that Hal was murdered in a contract hit after a business deal went bad.
I hear that a safe of Hal's that kept lots of valuable information, possibly including models names and numbers, as well as photo negatives, was robbed.

DEATH: MEMORIAL SERVICE

DEATH: Tuesday, April 11,2000 4:00pm(sunset)
Griffith Park, Los Angeles

Occupation: Was at one time Police Chief of Sandy, Oregon (for 2 months)

Occupation: Photographer/Cinematographer/Talent Agent

Relatives believe he committed suic

Relatives believe he committed suicide in his place of business in California. He was found there with a bullet in his head. He had led a very secretive life. There was a fire started, so they didn't know if it was a murder or suicide at first.  His car was found several blocks from the site with a note that said,"If you find this, it's yours." He was upset about losing both of his brothers in the last few years. He was born with club feet and had a pretty tough life, but was a well known photographer in California. He had disappeared for about 20 years until the late 1980's, when he went to Oregon to see his Grandma Guthu in the rest home.

Facts about this person:

occupation    
Photographer, Talent Agent



DEATH: On Sunday, February 27th,2000, a fire gutted the C.H.N. studio in Hollywood.  Talent Agent Hal Guthu was found inside, dead of a gunshot wound.  The bullet wound was to the head.  A suicide note was located which mentioned his doctor and current health problems (inoperable spine cancer).

DEATH: From Tuesday's Los Angeles Times: (Feb 29, 2000)
The discovery of a charred body after a fire that gutted the offices of a West Hollywood modeling and acting agency has triggered homicide and arson investigations.
Police said the body of a man, who has not been identified, was found in the offices of CHN International Agency in the 7400 block of Santa Monica Boulevard after a fire Sunday afternoon.
The building appeared to have burned in several places at once, indicating arson, authorities said. Sheriff's investigators, looking for the owner of the agency, 78-year-old Harold Guthu, brought in a bloodhound, which found his car several blocks away on Martel Avenue.

DEATH: Hal Guthu
2/29/00
The death Sunday (2/27) of talent agent Hal Guthu was ruled a suicide by the coroner Tuesday afternoon. But other police sources say that Hal was murdered in a contract hit after a business deal went bad.
I hear that a safe of Hal's that kept lots of valuable information, possibly including models names and numbers, as well as photo negatives, was robbed.

DEATH: MEMORIAL SERVICE

DEATH: Tuesday, April 11,2000 4:00pm(sunset)
Griffith Park, Los Angeles

Occupation: Was at one time Police Chief of Sandy, Oregon (for 2 months)

Occupation: Photographer/Cinematographer/Talent Agent ~1329 Goda ~1222 - ~1270 Alice De Penington 48 48 ~1240 - 1292 William Venables 52 52 ~1242 Rose Venables ~1245 Roger Venables ~1247 Amy Venables Augustine de BRETHMERE ~1240 Margaret De Venables Roger Domville Matilda Brereton 1926 Helen Ruth Guthu ~1240 Alan De Peninton ~1200 - ~1250 Robert De Mara 50 50 1214 Matthew Domville ~1165 - ~1220 Hamon De Venables 55 55 ~1202 William X De Venables ~1225 Beatrix De Venables ~1294 John Domville Agnes Wettenhall ~1267 Roger Domville ~1170 Ranulph De Oxton 1878 - 1962 Albert Wilton Daskam 84 84 ~1215 - ~1260 Agnes Oxton 45 45 ~1171 - ~1220 Amabil De Venables 49 49 1149 Walter , Lord Of Hatton Hatton Robert Domville 1300 Hugh FitzRoger 1318 Sibyl de Norbury 1338 William (jr) de Hulse 1340 David de Hulse 1344 John de Hulse ~1324 - <1383 John Corbet 59 59 1908 - 1985 Blanche I. Daskam 77 77 ~1333 - >1383 Joan 50 50 1298 - <1347 John Corbet 49 49 ~1298 N. N. ~1229 - <1300 Peter Corbet 71 71 ~1260 Alice de Orreby 1182 - 1274 Thomas Corbet 92 92 ~1191 Isabel de Valletort ~1234 Fulke de Orreby ~1238 Strange ~1151 - 1222 Robert Corbet 71 71 1911 Hellen I. Daskam ~1162 - <1227 Emma Pantolph (Pantulf) 65 65 ~1116 - <1165 Simon Corbet 49 49 ~1120 N. N. ~1089 William Corbet ~1083 N. N. ~1048 - ~1134 Roger Fitz Corbet 86 86 ~1052 N. N. ~1020 - >1081 Hugh Le Corbet (Corbeau) 61 61 ~1024 N. N. ~1165 Roger de Valletort 1891 - 1931 Martin J. Thoe 40 40 ~1169 Alesia ~1149 Thomas CORBET ~1147 N. N. CORBET ~1153 - ~1208 William CORBET 55 55 ~1155 - >1198 Hugh CORBET 43 43 ~1157 - >1208 Walter CORBET 51 51 ~1159 - 1231 Roger CORBET 72 72 ~1161 Philip CORBET ~1110 - ~1165 Roger CORBET 55 55 ~1112 William CORBET 1914 - 1999 Lester M. Thoe 85 85 ~1114 Walter CORBET ~1118 - >1130 Hugh CORBET 12 12 ~1091 - >1155 Everard (Ebraid) CORBET 64 64 ~1093 - >1155 Simon CORBET 62 62 ~1095 N. N. CORBET ~1097 - 1175 Roger CORBET 78 78 ~1099 - >1147 Robert (Fitzroger) CORBET 48 48 ~1046 - 1063 Hugh le CORBET 17 17 ~1050 - 1124 Renaud le CORBET 74 74 ~1052 - ~1130 Robert FITZ CORBET 78 78 1915 - 1934 Marshall Palmer Thoe 19 19 ~1681 Manessah COMPTON ~1720 Abraham COMPTON ~1696 Isselstyne Usselton COMPTON ~1732 - <1778 John COMPTON 46 46 Comptonolpgy page 44  came to Botetourt Co Va about 1772/1774 from NJ.  - married first to widow, and at her death re-married  a "german lady" Margaret  by whom majority of family.

Comptonolpgy page 44  came to Botetourt Co Va about 1772/1774 from NJ.  - married first to widow, and at her death re-married  a "german lady" Margaret  by whom majority of family. ~1672 - ~1710 Richard COMPTON 38 38 marriage DEEDS  ABC 1667-1697 Monmouth Co NJ page 60 13 dec 1694 married by Justice of Peace Lewis Morris
comptonology page 228 for verbatim copy. ~1649 - 1709 William COMPTON 60 60 1622 - 1663 William COMPTON 41 41 There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250 acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth) The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670 There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born 1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666 because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham, etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway region.

There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250 acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth) The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670 There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born 1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666 because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham, etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway region.

There also is a WIlliam of Monmouth Co NJ who is distinct from Wm of
Middleton, Middlesex Co below - he was alive 1696 paid quit rent 250
acres.  Lived in Monmouth Co. died 1709 (will probate Monmouth)
The settlers of Monmouth in general were from Long Island, abt ca 1670
There is/ was a William of Gravesend Long Island 1657 and
WIlliam granted patent 1645 by Judge Keith  to Lady Deborah Moody and
WIlliam Compton.. (See vol 16 NY Gen Records)
Berger states that he spelled his name Weilleum Comton and was born
1622 (comptonlogy page 4) (and 28) et al.)

There also is a WIlliam of Woodbridge Middleton  Co NJ who is distinct
will probate 1694 -
his heirs paid quit rent 1696 on 174 acres of land
Archives of NJ  vol XXIII page 104 and XXX page 558
WOODBRIDGE William died 1694 will probate middleton CO Heirs paid
quit rent 174 acres 1696 William of Ipswich left Mass  about 1666
because of persecution and with numerous other settlers settled in
Middleton CO Nj with John Dunn, Charles GIlman, Francis Drake, Nicholas
Bonham,, John Smith, Samuel DOty, William Sutten, Benjamin Dunham,
etc. from Barnstable, Ipswich, Nwebery and Dover in the Piscataway
region. ~1595 SPENCER COMPTON 1622 - 1681 James COMPTON 59 59 ~1630 Humphrey COMPTON 1917 - 1985 Milo James Thoe 68 68 1863 - 1942 Amanda Mahala Ray 79 79 1900 Galena, La Porte, Indiana census lists 5 children, 3 livin 1906 - 1989 Helen Elizabeth Bennett 83 83 CA Death Index:
GREYBILL  HELEN  ELIZABETH 
b09/21/1906 
Mother Maiden:MUNCEY 
Father:BENNETT 
sex:F 
POB:VIRGINIA 
place of death:LOS ANGELES(19)   
d11/01/1989 
ssn236-50-3509 
age:83 yrs 1915 - 1916 Merle Joseph Loundree 23d 23d ~1530 - 1589 Henry COMPTON 59 59 ~1500 son COMPTON ~1450 - 1493 Edmund COMPTON 43 43 1653 - 1684 Mary Browne 31 31 Louisa Dutchess has about 1688. ~1698 - 1782 Richard COMPTON 84 84 Ellery McDougall ~1704 Joseph COMPTON 1886 - 1967 Stanley G MacDonald 80 80 DEATH: cert#901 1919 Jeanette Elizabeth Thoe 1895 Roy Hicks *************************POSSIBLE***********************
ROY HICKS CUCUMBER _ ROY HICKS, 78, OF CUCUMBER DIED MONDAY, NOV

Publication: CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL
Published: 11/22/1994
Page: P
Headline: ROY HICKS CUCUMBER _ ROY HICKS, 78, OF CUCUMBER DIED MONDAY, NOV
Byline: NOT AVAILABLE


.21, 1994, at home.
He was a retired coal miner and lived most of his life in
McDowell County.
Surviving: wife, Bertha Asbury Hicks; one daughter; five
stepchildren; brother, Coy of Newhall; sisters, Marie Caudill of
Newhall, Mae McClamery of Purlear, N.C., Pauline Childress of
Alexandria, Va.; several stepgrandchildren.
Service will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Douglas Mortuary, War.
Burial will be in Grandview Memory Gardens, Bluefield, Va.
Friends may call from 10 a.m. Wednesday until service time at
the mortuary. The family suggests memorial contributions to a
charity of choice. ~1675 - 1758 Cornelius COMPTON 83 83 William was constable 1667 and paid quit rent 1679-1695- ear mark a half penny uner the left ear.
Had land near Smith's shoal 1680 and land grant 280 acres 8 may 1679.

Cornelius files for ear marks 18 jul 1702
-  sit at the top of ear and half penny under the ear.

Cornelius Jr  filed for same mark 1750 and  Cornelius Jr's son John filed also 1771 ~1677 Jacob COMPTON ~1669 Judith COMPTON ~1703 Job COMPTON ~1730 Jacob COMPTON ~1727 Ezekiel COMPTON ~1730 Azariah COMPTON D. 1988 Beulah M Loren Loundree 1922 Lawrence Thoe Phyllis Loundree Bennett Frank E Ray 1898 - 1995 Rose M Ray 96 96 Name:  RAY, ROSE M 
Social Security Number:  037-22-0197 
Date of Death:  29 Jun 1995 
Date of Birth:  16 Sep 1898 
Last Residence (Zip):  02842 Middletown, Newport, RI Rose Wilson D. 1998 John H Harrington 0660 Ingjald Onundsson RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
OCCU last of the pagan sacral peace kings of Uppsala in Sweden--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 18 MAR 1999 1872 - 1927 James H Somers 54 54 1869 - 1940 Levi Azariah Somers 71 71 1870 George Somers 1925 - 1933 Dorothy P Thoe 7 7 1867 - 1957 Mary Isabelle Somers 89 89 T W Knill Margaret Peterson 1829 - 1873 Rebecca Gibson 44 44 Glen Sinclair Charles Rutledge 1837 - 1876 Elizabeth Ann Ellis 38 38 OBIT - Elizabeth Ann Ellis was born March 21, 1837 in Hampshire Co. Virginia.
Her parents were Levi and Anne Ellis. Her brothers and sisters were Mary Jane,
Ann, Thomas J., William H., George W., Benjamin F.,
Levi T., Jasper N., and Commander P. Ellis. The family
lived on a farm in Hampshire Co., VA. They moved to Illinois where several of
the older children married. Levi and Anne Ellis eventually settled in KS.
Elizabeth Ann Ellis married Edward Somers on June 11, 1866. Edward and
Elizabeth Somers were the parents of Mary Isabelle, Levi Azariah, George, James
H., William H. and Elizabeth Ann Somers. The family lived on a farm near
Castleton, Ill. Elizabeth Ann Somers died after giving birth to her namesake
daughter on March 16, 1876. She is buried in the Valley Cemetery at Castleton,
Illinois. 1858 - 1937 James Gibson Dodd 79 79 1900 census, in Franklin Co., Iowa
1920 census, in Story Co., Iowa
not married
James Gibson Dodd was born 9 May 1858 (although the gravestone
reads 1859-1937) and died in 1937 (unmarried). James was a farmer lived at Ontario, IA in 1937, which is a small town about 3 miles east of Ames, IA on Hwy 30.  He was found on the 1900 census of Franklin Co, IA and the 1920 census of Story Co, IA. 1863 Hannah Dodd 1833 Thaddeus S Thurston 1916 - 1985 Pearl Van Epps Anderson 69 69 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    December 24, 1985
b. Lakeside Memorial Park, Waupaca, WI

Social Security Number: 387-10-8586

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54952
Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin

Death Benefit Localities
ZIP Code: 54952
Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin 1874 - 1901 William Somers 26 26 Mary Ann Fletcher George Fletcher Emma Fletcher Carrie Fletcher 1791 - 1847 Phebe Babbit 55 55 Bethel Cemetery

Alt death: 8 Oct 1847, 8 Aug 1847, Milledgeville, Carroll Co., Illinois.  Latter from Ancestral File. 1815 - 1899 Phebe Dewitt 83 83 Morrow County VRs have
birth 1820, Morrow Co., OH
death aft 1880

Obituary, Mt. Gilead, Jan 1899.  Died 13 Jan 1899, 83 years, 9 months, 13 days of age, a well-known mother of Chesterville. One daughter was in Kansas and one son was at her bedside.

(Research):Alt AFN: 1LWM-01V

1860 census, Morrow County, Chester Township, p. 6.
1880 census, Morrow County, Chester Township, p. 365A. 1851 - 1931 John L Dodd 80 80 1880 Census: Chesterville, next to mother Phoebe Dodd.
John Dodd, age 29, carriage maker.
wife Mary, age 21, keeping house
daughter Clara, age 2, at home Livona Dodd 1855 - 1946 George W Dodd 91 91 Marengo Cemetery, Bennington Township
About one mile north of Marengo

1880 census: Chesterville, living with mother Phoebe Dodd.
Anna Dodd, age 26, daughter, single, at home
George Dodd, age 24, son, single, Carpenter & Joiner
Alfa R. Dodd, age 10/12 Aug, son Living Wollslair 1848/1849 William Dodd 1880 census: living with mother.
D. William Dodd, married, age 31, blacksmith.
wife Sarah, age 26, keeping house
daughter Huldah, age 9, at school. D. 1781 William Minthorn Young Isaac Gibson BIOGRAPHY: Moved to Marshall Co, Iowa around 1850. Mary 1848 Ellen J may have been Andrew's daughter? 1829 - 1901 Elliott R Foster 71 71 That Henry is a brother and William is the father is just speculation on my part based on the information from the 1870 census.  Catherine Riggs may also be a sister, since William is living with her family.  Just a possibility that warrants looking into since they are all living within 4 households of eachother.


Census: 1870 - Erie Twsp, McDonald, MO
'
Living nearby are Henry(28) & Catherine(24) Foster both of TN
next door to them is The family of William (42) and Catherine (39) Riggs, Sarah Jennings(11), James R???Y(5), Susan Riggs(1), William Foster (59-VA) Gaut William Gibson James Gibson 1839 - 1885 Tobias Pedersen Guthu 45 45 Bachelor Tobias Pedersen, born under Restad Aug. 8, 1839, emigrated to "Nord-Amerika" April 8, 1861. (Faberg p.r. 1855-1867, p. 376, no. 24.) He was a carpenter by trade.

  " Tobias Pedersen, age 28, and Berta Fredriksdatter, age 27, (under Restad) and their son Peder, age 1/2, emigrated to USA May 24, 1868... The two names Tobias Pedersen must be two different persons or Tobias, who emigrated in 1861, came back to Norway, got married, and left the country once again."


   Found on page 89 in A History of Iola, Wisconsin, published by the Iola Historical Society is a mention of Tobias Guthu as being a charter member of the Hitterdahl Church in Iola. The church was organized in May 3, 1882, and the first service was held on Aug 26, 1883.

  Tobias also had a twin brother, Bernt, who died at the age of two.

   Found on page 258 last paragraph, in the book titled "From the Indian Land."
A short story told by some settlers from Iola area.

" Now Per took up the storytelling:
We all know Tobias (Guto of Helvetia Twp.), he said. That Tobias is a "seer" because he often sees things that others cannot see. And he is an upright man who never fools around with nonsense of any kind. One day when Tobias came home from the village it was snowing a little and it became difficult to see even the footprints of others who had gone ahead. When he reached Flaatbakken, he saw a small chap who trotted up the hill, dodging in and out. Tobias thought this was one of Jacob's boys (probably Jacob Fjeldbo) who was lost, and Tobias hurried along to learn what he was up to. But to catch up? That was impossible! The little chap disappeared right in front of Tobias' nose. Tobias then went back to see if he could pick up his tracks in the snow but found no tracks other than his own big clod hoppers.
Then there was another evening that Tobias had been visiting at Paul Barlundstuen and was on his way home. When he reached the north side of Valbergbakken (Valberg Hill) which lies just north of the farm where old Captain
Sivertson once lived, he met Gunnar Valberget in his work-a-day clothes and ax on his shoulder, Gunnar was dead. He had died suddenly but did not die by his own hand as some have been yacking about."

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial   
Hitterdahl Church, Iola WI.

Baptism   August 11, 1839
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Bachelor Tobias Pedersen, born under Restad Aug. 8, 1839, emigrated to "Nord-Amerika" April 8, 1861. (Faberg p.r. 1855-1867, p. 376, no. 24.) He was a carpenter by trade.

  " Tobias Pedersen, age 28, and

Bachelor Tobias Pedersen, born under Restad Aug. 8, 1839, emigrated to "Nord-Amerika" April 8, 1861. (Faberg p.r. 1855-1867, p. 376, no. 24.) He was a carpenter by trade.

  " Tobias Pedersen, age 28, and Berta Fredriksdatter, age 27, (under Restad) and their son Peder, age 1/2, emigrated to USA May 24, 1868... The two names Tobias Pedersen must be two different persons or Tobias, who emigrated in 1861, came back to Norway, got married, and left the country once again."


   Found on page 89 in A History of Iola, Wisconsin, published by the Iola Historical Society is a mention of Tobias Guthu as being a charter member of the Hitterdahl Church in Iola. The church was organized in May 3, 1882, and the first service was held on Aug 26, 1883.

  Tobias also had a twin brother, Bernt, who died at the age of two.

   Found on page 258 last paragraph, in the book titled "From the Indian Land."
A short story told by some settlers from Iola area.

" Now Per took up the storytelling:
We all know Tobias (Guto of Helvetia Twp.), he said. That Tobias is a "seer" because he often sees things that others cannot see. And he is an upright man who never fools around with nonsense of any kind. One day when Tobias came home from the village it was snowing a little and it became difficult to see even the footprints of others who had gone ahead. When he reached Flaatbakken, he saw a small chap who trotted up the hill, dodging in and out. Tobias thought this was one of Jacob's boys (probably Jacob Fjeldbo) who was lost, and Tobias hurried along to learn what he was up to. But to catch up? That was impossible! The little chap disappeared right in front of Tobias' nose. Tobias then went back to see if he could pick up his tracks in the snow but found no tracks other than his own big clod hoppers.
Then there was another evening that Tobias had been visiting at Paul Barlundstuen and was on his way home. When he reached the north side of Valbergbakken (Valberg Hill) which lies just north of the farm where old Captain
Sivertson once lived, he met Gunnar Valberget in his work-a-day clothes and ax on his shoulder, Gunnar was dead. He had died suddenly but did not die by his own hand as some have been yacking about."

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial   
Hitterdahl Church, Iola WI.

Baptism   August 11, 1839
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway Mary Gibson Joseph Gibson Somers Standring Somers Somers 1833 Mary Jane Ellis 1860 census Wyoming, Illinois children: Mary E. age 5; Miles B. age 2;
Elbert N. age 6/12. 1835 Ann Virginia Ellis 1840 - 1922 Thomas Jefferson Ellis 82 82 death cert. informant was Basil Ellis.
OBIT see file -- Ellis
Children: Daisy b. 1873, Hermangard b. 1876, Anna b. 1879 1841 - 1921 William Henry Harrison Ellis 79 79 1918 Cora M. 1843 - 1861 George Washington Ellis 18 18 1846 - 1939 Benjamin Franklin Ellis 92 92 1848 - 1913 Levi T Ellis 64 64 1850 - 1923 Jasper Newton Ellis 72 72 1854 - 1924 Commodorer Perry Ellis 70 70 OBIT - Commodore P. Ellis --- Short Sketch of the Life of One of a Soldier
Family.
Commodore P. Ellis was born at Wyoming, Ill., Mar. 4, 1854, and died at Clay Center, Kan., at the home of his niece, Mrs. Frank Keith, on the sixteenth day of March, 1924, at the age of seventy years and twelve days. Mr. Ellis came to Kansas with his parents, Levi W. Ellis and Ann Johnson Ellis, in 1869, settling in Riley Co. where he spent his youth, Clay Center having been his home for the last 25 years. He had five brothers in the Civil War and was himself a Spanish war veteran. He leaves a brother, Frank Ellis, in Ill., his sister-in-law, Mrs. T. J. Ellis, and also a nephew and nieces, Basil Ellis and Mrs. T. S. Huddleston and Mrs. Frank Kieth. ------
The relatives of the late Commodore P. Ellis desire to express their hearty thanks to all those who assisted them in bearing the sorrowful burden incident to his illness and death. They will remember D. 1891 Will Ort Infant Girl 2 Ort Dick Knill Robert Knill D. 1937 Jennie Rouse Living Glodowski 1892 Ola Mae Somers Charles Somers Ella Nye Ada Somers Ada's Twin Somers Lola Somers Alta Somers ? Dora Newman 1893 Vera Somers 1895 Clarence Somers Private Ann 1898 Ina Somers 1909 Irene Somers Elsie Carleton 1851 - <1855 Melvina McNew 4 4 <unknown> ? <unknown> ? <unknown> ? Obed Wright Elizabeth Thomas Brown 1915 - 1989 Marie Fuller 74 74 Living Will 1844 Ellery Bennett 1842 Freeman Bennett 1726 - 1767 Lars Pedersen 41 41 1893 - 1986 Benjamin Hale Guthu 92 92 On July 15, 1934 Irene Schiesser married Ben Guthu who had 4 children from his previous marriage in 1917 to Eva Hanson, who preceded him in death in 1928. BeforeBen married Irene in 1934, Donna Marie Guthu was adopted out of the family, to a family by the name of Stratton. When Ben and Irene married, they had 3 children together. Ben did not adopt the Schiesser children,from Irene's first marriage to Paul Schiesser. The 4 children were Bertha Augusta, Ella Helen, Gertrude Lillian and Carl Lawrence, therefore having the Guthu and Schiesser names in the family.


   From his mother's( Helen Bennett Guthu's ) obit: "Benny is from Big Falls, WI."
   From Simon Guthu's obit (Ben's father): Benjamin made his home in Ogdensburg, WI. These are both corect.
   From June Steinbarth: "Uncle Ben had four boys, then a daughter. The mother, Eva Hansen, died at that daughter's birth. He asked my folks if they'd take care of the baby, and they were going to, but couldn't get there because it was winter. So, a banker (Stratton from Waupaca) took care of her until my folks could get her. But the banker and his wife fell in love with her, and wanted to adopt her, which Uncle Ben didn't want. But the banker put the board real high so he would consent to letting them adopt the baby, which they did. Later, Uncle Ben married again.  They  (Ben and Irene) had three children together. The girl was killed in a hunting accident. Newspaper article is in file.
   From Sylvia Schulz, "When Ben was a young man, he was chopping wood, and a sliver put one eye out."
   From Ben, "I was a young man and I was whittling on a piece of wood, and pulled the knife toward me and it slipped and put out my right eye." He had a glass eye on that side.
   Uncle Ben sent info in April of 1975 indicating that Tom Christiansen, wife Helen, or Ardythe Koteski, (Arthur's daughters) have the old family Bible, which would have records.
   I (Sylvia Guthu Hildebrandt) talked to Ardythe Koteski and she did indicate that she is in possession of the old family Bible. (May 1997)
  I (Sylvia) found mention of grandpa Ben listed in the Standard Atlas of Waupaca County, under a listing called The Patron's Reference Directory for 1923. It said Ben Guthu, Blacksmith, Big Falls.

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    September 22, 1986
b. Lakeside Cemetary, Fremont, WI

occupation    
Blacksmith, pickle contractor

On July 15, 1934 Irene Schiesser married Ben Guthu who had 4 children from his previous marriage in 1917 to Eva Hanson, who preceded him in death in 1928. BeforeBen married Irene in 1934, Donna Marie Guthu was adopted out of the family, to a family by the name of Stratton. When Ben and Irene married, they had 3 children together. Ben did not adopt the Schiesser children,from Irene's first marriage to Paul Schiesser. The 4 children were Bertha Augusta, Ella Helen, Gertrude Lillian and Carl Lawrence, therefore having the Guthu and Schiesser names in the family.


   From his mother's( Helen Bennett Guthu's ) obit: "Benny is from Big Falls, WI."
   From Simon Guthu's obit (Ben's father): Benjamin made his home in Ogdensburg, WI. These are both corect.
   From June Steinbarth: "Uncle Ben had four boys, then a daughter. The mother, Eva Hansen, died at that daughter's birth. He asked my folks if they'd take care of the baby, and they were going to, but couldn't get there because it was winter. So, a banker (Stratton from Waupaca) took care of her until my folks could get her. But the banker and his wife fell in love with her, and wanted to adopt her, which Uncle Ben didn't want. But the banker put the board real high so he would consent to letting them adopt the baby, which they did. Later, Uncle Ben married again.  They  (Ben and Irene) had three children together. The girl was killed in a hunting accident. Newspaper article is in file.
   From Sylvia Schulz, "When Ben was a young man, he was chopping wood, and a sliver put one eye out."
   From Ben, "I was a young man and I was whittling on a piece of wood, and pulled the knife toward me and it slipped and put out my right eye." He had a glass eye on that side.
   Uncle Ben sent info in April of 1975 indicating that Tom Christiansen, wife Helen, or Ardythe Koteski, (Arthur's daughters) have the old family Bible, which would have records.
   I (Sylvia Guthu Hildebrandt) talked to Ardythe Koteski and she did indicate that she is in possession of the old family Bible. (May 1997)
  I (Sylvia) found mention of grandpa Ben listed in the Standard Atlas of Waupaca County, under a listing called The Patron's Reference Directory for 1923. It said Ben Guthu, Blacksmith, Big Falls.

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    September 22, 1986
b. Lakeside Cemetary, Fremont, WI

occupation    
Blacksmith, pickle contractor

On July 15, 1934 Irene Schiesser married Ben Guthu who had 4 children from his previous marriage in 1917 to Eva Hanson, who preceded him in death in 1928. BeforeBen married Irene in 1934, Donna

Social Security Number: 394-14-4303

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54981
Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin 1789 Anne Iversdatter Gutu 1794 Ragnild Iversdatter Gutu 1859 Sylvester Harrington Living Loundree 19 JAN 1745/1746 - 1774 Per Larsen Facts about this person:

Baptism   January 23, 1745/46
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   January 23, 1745/46
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish 1756 - WFT Est. 1757-1846 Goro Larsen Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 12, 1756
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 12, 1756
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish 1889 - 1980 Oscar Bernard Madson 90 90 1759 - WFT Est. 1760-1849 Rangdi Larsen Facts about this person:

Baptism   November 18, 1759
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   November 18, 1759
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish 1764 - WFT Est. 1799-1855 Christen Larsen Facts about this person:

Baptism   February 20, 1763/64
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   February 20, 1763/64
Restad, Fåberg, Norway Living Loundree Orris G. Bentley 1757 - 1832 Joseph Bentley 75 75 ~1815 Laura Lavena Bentley 1820 Joseph Bently 1823 - 1855 Eliza Ann Bentley 32 32 Charity Briggs Kathurah Bentley Private Anna Sudberg UNKNOWN Ruth 1697 - <1745 Joseph Smith 48 48 1737 - 1813 Elizabeth Olin 75 75 1876 - 1950 Elizabeth Ann Somers 74 74 DEATH: cert#5877

Vol. 2 1926 Dodd, Elizabeth Widowís Pension Clackamas

Father b in WV, mother in VA - 1900 census Ward Co, ND

DEATH: cert#5877
Funeral Announcement Oregon Journal, Thurs, June 1, 1950:
Dodd, Elizabeth Ann of Sandy, OR May 30; Mother of Mrs. Elsie Danielson, Mrs. Ellery McDougal, Mrs. Edna Goheen, Mrs. Delbert Larsen, Mrs. Stanley MacCurtis, Mrs. Curtis Bacon.  Funeral Services Fris, June 2nd at 2pm Chapel of Carroll Funeral Home, Gresham.  Vault interment in Sandy Cemetery.  Rebekah lodge of Sandy to assist.

Vol. 2 1926 Dodd, Elizabeth Widowís Pension Clackamas

Father b in WV, mother in VA - 1900 census Ward Co, ND

Moved to Clackamas county March 1918

Occupation: Cook and Housekeeper 26 FEB 1704/1705 - 1749 Benjamin Gardner 10 JAN 1709/1710 Mary Howland ~1670 - 1736 Mary Sampson 66 66 1721 Elias Smith 1729 - <1756 Jesse Smith 27 27 ~1714 Mary Aylesworth Private Eunice Estell John Olin Susannah Spencer 1875 - 1930 Cornelia R Shafer 54 54 DEATH: death cert#1609

DEATH: died at Emanuel Hospital, Portland, OR
in hospital May 3 to May 27, 1930
time of death 2:44am 5-27-1930
cause of death: acute diffuse cellulitis of face and jaw (rt) staphlococcus aures infection & seftacaemia 1839 - 1874 Sophia 35 35 Chippewah Indian

Registrar of Deeds
Polk County
100 Polk Plaza, Suite 160
Balsam Lake, WI 54810
(715) 485-9240
Birth records from 1858; marriage records from 1861; deaths from 1866 and land records 1801 - 1838 Abel Brockway 37 37 BIRTH: Mary Jett mcjett@email.msn.com

BIRTH: Mary Jett mcjett@email.msn.com 1900 - 1982 Glenn C Loundree 81 81 Occupation: Mailman, Sandy City Councilman 1927-1932
Member of Sandy Union High School Boys' Basketball team in 1917.   p131 Sandy Pioneers, Early Settlers, and Barlow Road Days - Sandy Historical Society.  Picture on file w/ Tara Loundree.

Occupation: Mailman, Sandy City Councilman 1927-1932
Member of Sandy Union High School Boys' Basketball team in 1917.   p131 Sandy Pioneers, Early Settlers, and Barlow Road Days - Sandy Historical Society.  Picture on file w/ Tara Loundree. APR 1820/1822 - 1910 Joseph Laundree 1880Census:
Source Information: 1880 Census
  Census Place Apple River, Polk, Wisconsin
  Family History Library Film   1255442
  NA Film Number   T9-1442
  Page Number   310D
Joseph LAUNDRY Self,W,Male,W,58,UPPER CANA,Farmer,UPPER CANA,UPPER CANA 
Josephine LAUNDRY,Dau,S,Female,W, 13, WI,At School, UPPER CANA   WI 
Joseph LAUNDRY   Son   S   Male   W   10   WI   At School   UPPER CANA   WI 
J. C. PEASLEE Other   D   Female   W   35   VT   Keeping House   VT   VT 
Seth E. PEASLEE Other   S   Male   W   12   WI   At School   ME   VT 
Arthur PEASLEE Other   S   Male   W   10   WI   At School   ME   VT 

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Occupation: Farmer

DEATH: Oregon Death Index Cert# 1775 - Joe Laundree

Polk Co Probate Records - case#1562A, Estate case, 1911
received 3/16/2002

1870census:
Balsam Lake Town , Polk Co., Wisconsin, June 29, 1870    
1 1 Londre Joseph 53 m w farmer 600 300 Canada
   Sophia   30 f Ind keeping house   Wisconsin
   Elizebeth 9 f Ind    Wisconsin
   Josophine 3 f Ind    Wisconsin
   Joseph "3/12" m Ind    Wisconsin



North Independence, Polk Co, Oregon, 1910
6th St Bennett Leum Living Greybill ~1865 Ulysses Harrington Peaslee 1844 - 1871 John Rines DODD 27 27 D. <1900 Dodd ? Harrington Living Greybill 1830 - 1893 Henry B Harrington 63 63 1880 Census
Henry HARRINGTON   Self   D   Male   W   49   OH   Farmer   NY   PA 
Orlando M. HARRINGTON   Son   S   Male   W   27   IN   Farm Hand   OH   IN 
Henry W. HARRINGTON   Son   S   Male   W   17   IN   At Home   OH   IN 
Abraham HARRINGTON   Son   S   Male   W   13   IN   At Home   OH   IN 


Henry B Herrington 
  
  Residence: Michigan City, Indiana Occupation:  
  Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 16 August 1862
Enlisted in Company K, 73rd Infantry Regiment Indiana on 16 August 1862
Discharged on 20 December 1862 
  Sources:
  Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana. (INRoster) Published in 1865-66 by Holloway


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Father is from NY, Mother from PA

Living with McCaskey Family 1850 Pleasant, La Porte, Indiana

Jacob McCaskey age 42
Catherine 36
Mary 13
Isaac 11?
Henry Harrington - 20 - Ohio

Henry B Herrington 
  
  Residence: Michigan City, Indiana Occupation:  
  Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 16 August 1862
Enlisted in Company K, 73rd Infantry Regiment Indiana on 16 August 1862
Discharged on 20 December 1862 
  Sources:
  Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana. (INRoster) Published in 1865-66 by Holloway


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Father is from NY, Mother from PA

Living with McCaskey Family 1850 Pleasant, La Porte, Indiana

Jacob McCaskey age 42
Catherine 36
Mary 13
Isaac 11?
Henry Harrington - 20 - Ohio

DEATH: La Porte Records
FOR: Birth &/or Death records from 1882, write or call

DEATH: Note: They are very restrictive about giving out birth records, especially if the person is still living. Birth records cost $3 and Death records cost $4. They don't take personal checks, and they require a photo ID

DEATH: La Porte County Vital Records Office:

DEATH: La Porte County Health Dept.
County Complex, 4th Floor, Suite 401A
809 State St.
La Porte, IN 46350
(219) 326-6808 Ext. 200

DEATH: 


Henry B Herrington 
  
  Residence: 1807 Ronnaug (Ronnow) Olesdatter Ronnoug, a daughter of Ole Svendsen at Rindal in Saxumdalen, was born Sept 16, and baptised September 20, 1807. Mother: Ingebor. (Faberg parish register 1775-1808, p. 442.)

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Funeral & Burial    September 20, 1807
Christening/ Rindal, Saxumdalen, Norway

Ronnoug, a daughter of Ole Svendsen at Rindal in Saxumdalen, was born Sept 16, and baptised September 20, 1807. Mother: Ingebor. (Faberg parish register 1775-1808, p. 442.)

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Funeral & Burial    September 20, 1807
Christening/ Rindal, Saxumdalen, Norway 0682 - 0701 Olaf (the Woodcutter) Ingjaldsson 19 19 RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
ALIA Olaf "Tree-Hewer"
DATE 18 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1765-1788 - WFT Est. 1810-1876 Ingebor Tomesdatter: How ~1823 Cornelia SHEARS 1726 - 1817 Silence Brockway 91 91 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1784 - 1868 Stephen DODD 84 84 From Knox County, Ohio

1850 census-Whiteside Co, IL. 1860 census-Carroll Co, IL.


Date of death also given as 22 Sep 1868 at Milledgeville, Carroll Co., Illinois.


Stephen Dodd was born April 28, 1784, at Mendham, New Jersey, to Parmenas and Patience Wright Dodd. He married Phebe Babbitt on November 1, 1809. He moved from the family home  area in New Jersey to Knox County, Ohio. A farmer, regional physician and minister, he preached at the Presbyterian Church, road horseback with his medicine, and was Justice of the Peace in 1823. In  1824, when Jesse was born, Stephen and Phebe had eleven children, including five-year-old triplets.
  In 1836, Sarah, one of the triplets, was the first death in the family. By 1837, there were 14 living children and the 15th was on its way. In this year, Stephen moved his family to Carroll County, Illinois, settling at Milledgeville. Ten years later, in 1847, tragedy truly struck, taking the lives of Phebe  (died Oct. 3, 1847 at age 56) and daughter Jemima, then 18. Stephen remarried on Dec. 14, 1847;  his second wife was Philenia Munson Noble. Philenia had two sons by her marriage to the deceased  Dr. Noble and added two daughters to Stephen's family. He lived the rest of his life in Milledgeville,
    Carroll County, Illinois, where he died August 28, 1868, at age 81; he is buried just south of  Milledgeville in Bethel cemetery on South Otter Creek Drive (Lot 8) with Phebe, Jemima and other members of his family. One stone marks the resting places of Stephen, Meima, Phebe, and son Stephen. An identical stone nearby marks the graves of daughter Phebe and her husband David Smith and their daughter Angeline Smith.

  Milledgeville. Stephen and Phebe must have been among the earliest residents of this small town, if they ever lived in the town itself. Settlers began arriving in the area in the early 1830s to claim government land grants. An enterprising millwright by the name of Peters saw the possibilities in 1834, but became ill and gave up his claim to Jesse Kester, who built a saw mill by 1839. It was from this mill - and the settlement which grew at the edge of it - that Mill-edge-ville soon derived its name. The first meeting of the Methodist Church was held in James McCreedy's barn; it wasn't until 1855 that the first church was built. The post office was established in 1844, and in 1847, the year Phebe died, that the first school was held in a private house and taught by Miss Miriam Whitney. The town was actually platted in 1850 with an addition platted in 1854. Stephen died in 1868. (see history of
Milledgeville, Illinois at http://www.milledgeville.com and The History of Carroll County). By 1877, the village had 300 residents and was ready to build a permanent school.

  Milledgeville was actually started before Mount Carroll, which just to the west would become the county seat of Carroll County. The county itself was formally created by an Act of Legislature in 1839 and named after Charles Carroll, signer of the Declaration of Independence. The first settlements in the area were still a little further west along the Mississippi River at Savanna. 1836 marks the date of the first land claims at Mount Carroll, where the first log cabin was built in 1841.    
  Mount Carroll, too, grew up around a mill.

Date: Sat, 28 Aug 1999 23:40:48
From: Pat Schultz <trish@willowtree.com>

Dodd genealogy (Avlyn Conley Dodd):
Apparently Stephen Dodd and his wife Phebe Babbitt Dodd moved to Knox County in 1814 and left in about 1837.  Several children, including my great great
grandfather Jesse were born there and daughter Sarah died there.  They were in Bloomfield Township where he was farmer, regional physician and minister - exhorting at the Presbyterian Church, and was JP in 1823. 1636 - 1715 Rebecca Fletcher 79 79 Died At Age 77
Birthplace also given as Guilford, Conn. 1638 1846 - 1912 Steven DODD 65 65 1838 - 1842 William DODD 3 3 1848 - 1934 James Lenis DODD 86 86 1821 - 1851 Stephen DODD 30 30 1837 - 1889 Elias Babbit DODD 52 52 0618 Gautrek Gautsson 1830 - 1907 Richard Edmisten 77 77  

 
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  Birth: 21 June 1878-- Newton, Neosho, MO
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  Spouse:  Theo Genette Edmiston
  Parents: Richard   Edmiston, Eliza Cathrine Rhodes

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  Birth: 10 December 1854-- Mcdonald, Goodman, MO
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Copyright  1998-2002, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries – Use and access subject to license 1851 Marian DODD Private Burt Anderson 1868 Joseph Peterson Foster 1833 - 1915 Edward Somers 82 82 BIOGRAPHY: Enlisted in the Illinois Volunteer Infantry on September 6, 1861.  He was assigned to Company K in the 47th regiment.  He served 4.5 years in the Civil War, until honorably discharged because of wpunds received in the seiges of Corinth and Vicksburg. 1810 - 1880 Levi W Ellis 69 69 1811/1912 - 1888 Ann Johnson Fletcher George Fletcher Emma Fletcher Carrie Fletcher Edward Somers Margaret Standring 1921 - 1921 Gladys Elvina Thoe 5m 5m George William Somers Louisa Somers Standring Azariah Standring Infant 1 Ort Melvin Reed Charles Levi Reed Vera Mae Reed Harry Crawford Robert Crawford 1888 - 1889 Pearley May Guthu 1 1 DEATH: Guther, Pearl d08 May 1889 - Waupaca Co. Death records Dora Crawford Lucille Crawford Kate 1818 - 1880/1900 Edward Y DODD Birth place also given as Pennsylvania. Howard Somers Margaret Somers Virginia Somers Mary Somers Charles Somers Less 1871 - 1941 Anton Theodore Selmer 70 70 John Living Myrtle Danielson Evelyn Danielson Jean Goheen Dell Larsen Shirley Rutledge Living Dodd Living Dodd Living Dodd 1847 - WFT Est. 1873-1938 Lars Olsen Living Will Living Dodd Living Bacon Living Bacon 1844 - 1910 Henry DODD 66 66 1748/1749 - 1844 Patience Wright Died at age 95 y

Age 95 y at death.

   The wife of Parmenas Dodd of Mendham, New Jersey, Patience was probably the daughter of Benjamin Wright (9.) of Burlington, New Jersey, who in turn was the son of Caleb (19.) and Hope (20.) Wright who were in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, when Benjamin was born.
Benjamin's children included Patience, Penelope, Benjamin and perhaps others. It also seems likely, because of the dates and the name similarity, that this family is related to Benjamin Wright who came to Guilford, Connecticut, by 1645 and was a tanner and miller. He took his family to Killingworth in 1659 where he was one of its first settlers and where he owned "much land." He died March 29, 1677. His children were Jane (m. Joseph Hand), Benjamin, James, Elizabeth, Ann, Jonathan and John. 1842 - 1899 Viann DODD 56 56 ~1845 Mary Livonia Dodd (Research):Removed to Kansas. 1812 - 1881 Sarah RINES 69 69 1848 - 1904 Emily DODD 55 55 1841 - 1910 Mary Matilda DODD 69 69 1782 Dragoon Thorsten (Tosten) Iversen Facts about this person:

Baptism   April 07, 1782
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

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Baptism   April 07, 1782
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   April 07, 1782
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish ~1814 Sarah Ann LEWIS 1847 - 1915 Phebe Elizabeth DODD 68 68 1703 - 1764 Stephen Dod 61 61 Alt date of death: around 1760.

    Stephen was born April 4, 1703, the son of Daniel and Elizabeth Riggs Dodd. He moved to Mendham, New Jersey, in about 1745. He married Deborah Brown, and eleven children were born to them before his death at Mendham around 1760.

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Alt date of death: around 1760.

    Stephen was born April 4, 1703, the son of Daniel and Elizabeth Riggs Dodd. He moved to Mendham, New Jersey, in about 1745. He married Deborah Brown, and eleven children were born to them before his death at Mendham around 1760.

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Alt date of death: around 1760.

    Stephen was born April 4, 1703, the son of Daniel and Elizabeth Riggs Dodd. He moved to Mendham, New Jersey, in about 1745. He married Deborah Brown, and eleven children were born to them before his death at Mendham around 1760. ~1705 Deborah Brown 1729 - 1817 Elizabeth Dodd 88 88 ~1733 Keziah Dod 1739 - 1816 Lebbeus Dod 77 77 1740 - 1793 Thaddeus Dodd 53 53 1790 U.S. Census, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Thaddeus Dodd
1 males 16 and up
2 males under 16
4 females 1745 - 1824 Daniel L. Dodd 79 79 Michele Cragg has birth in Mendham, Morris Co., NJ.

1790 U.S. Census, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Daniel Dodd
3 males 16 and up
3 males under 16
4 females 1748 - 1811 Parmenas Dod 63 63 Died at age 63 y

Alt birth: 1738, Newark, New Jersey. ~1786 - WFT Est. 1812-1879 Sigrid Halvorsdatter ~1834 - 1854 Abner Bull 20 20 1750 - ~1815 Ucal Dod 65 65 1790 U.S. Census, Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Ucal Dodd
1 males 16 and up
2 males under 16
3 females 1752 Elizabeth Dod 1754 Deborah Dod 1756 Abigail Dod 1758 - >1820 Sarah Dod 62 62 ~1742 Hannah Dod ~1824 - ~1846 Daniel Smith 22 22 1764 - 1803 Stephen Babbitt 39 39 Stephen Babbitt was born September 14, 1764. A private in the Revolutionary War from Morris County, New Jersey, Stephen was prosperous and thrifty and left a large estate. He died in 1803 after which his widow, Mary Beach Babbitt, settled in Knox County, Ohio. She died February 23, 1842. Their children, whose names follow, also all moved to Ohio except Elias and Moses. 1764 - 1842 Mary Beach 78 78 Stephen Babbitt, born 1764, was a soldier in the Revolution. His wife Mary Beach Babbitt moved to Knox County, Ohio, with or to join several of her children after his death. Stephen, with his family, moved to Mendham, New Jersey, by 1771 when he was seven years old, so they would have married there. THE HISTORY OF STRATFORD (Connecticut) names a number of men named Beach on its list of Revolutionary soldiers, including Abel Beach, Lieutenant Elijah Beach, and Sergeant Reuben Beach. An ancestral file in Salt Lake identifies Mary's parents as Elijah and Sarah. 1751 - WFT Est. 1801-1843 Iver Larsen Facts about this person:

Baptism   August 14, 1774
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

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Baptism   August 14, 1774
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish 1733 - 1815 Elijah Beach 82 82 THE HISTORY OF STRATFORD (Connecticut) names a number of men named Beach on its list of Revolutionary soldiers, including Abel Beach, Lieutenant Elijah Beach, and Sergeant Reuben Beach.

Elijah Beach was born in 1733 and died February 2, 1815, making him 43 at the time of the American Revolution, so he might have been the Lt. Elijah Beach identified above. 1735 - 1807 Sarah Medless 72 72 1741 - 1804 Seth Babbitt 63 63 Stephen Babbitt's parents were Seth Babbitt and Jemima Lindsley Babbitt. Seth was born November 16, 1741, at Berkley, Massachusettts. He married Jemima, who was born in 1743, and they moved to New Jersey by 1771 when he bought land there. He purchased more land near Mendham in 1774  and 1787. In 1802, he and Jemima deeded some of their property including their home lot to their son Amzi. 1743 - 1805 Jemima Lindsley 62 62 Jemima was born in 1743 and died in 1805; her husband Seth Babbitt was born in 1741 in Berkley, Massachusetts, and died in Mendham, New Jersey, in 1804. When they moved to New Jersey, he was 30 years old and already married. Savage reports a John Lindsley (or Linsley) was in Guilford, Connecticut, in 1650 and in Branford in 1667. The location of this family would strongly suggest a relationship. Atwater identified a John and a Francis Lindsley who came to Banford, Connecticut, from London, Francis later moving with his wife and three daughters to Newark in 1666. A John Lindsley died in 1698; it seems likely this is the John identified by Savage and Atwater, and the most viable lead. Another John Lindsley was born in 1703 in this line, a possibility as Jemima's father or grandfather. 1817 - 1910 George B DODD 93 93 George b. Jan. 20, 1817 m. Mary Rion (or Ryan) 1836 d. Apr. 9, 1910 (buried at the South Elkhorn Methodist Cemetary in Elkhorn Grove Township in Carroll County are George's daughter Emma, who died at the age of one year on April 9, 1858, daughter Sarah who died 2/20/1866 at age 18, and son Perry who died at age 10 on Jan. 13, 1864.) 1812 - 1849 Elias Babbitt Dodd 37 37 Died at Oroville, a tent city of miners, during the Gold Rush.  He went to California with brother Amzi. 1815 - 1885 Josephus Dodd 69 69 1824 - 1875 Jesse Roe DODD 50 50 Alt date of death, Ancestral File, 26 Apr 1875.

Civil war veteran. 1819 - 1836 Sarah Dodd 16 16 1819 Angeline Dodd 1756 - 1817 Anne Pedersdatter 61 61 1819 - 1890 Emeline Dodd 71 71 1822 - 1898 Isaac Newton Dodd 76 76 1834 - 1909 John Milton DODD 75 75 1826 - 1890 Phebe Dodd 64 64 1829 - 1842 Jemima Dodd 13 13 1838 - 1915 Oliver B. Dodd 77 77 1836 - 1910 Julia Ann Dodd 74 74 1605/1606 - 1662 John Fletcher Lived Watertown,, MA, Then Wethersfield 1635, Milford In 1641 1771 Mary Dodd ~1773 Phebe Dodd 1907 - 1989 Mildred Guthu 81 81 Mildred died of diabetes complications. Mildred was Maude's child before Maude married Albert, so she was a "half sister" to Viola, Pearl, Edwin and baby Simon. She was the oldest of the children.
   Mildred and Alfred met in Angelo, Wisconsin. ~1778 Azubah Dodd Azubah spinster; lived at Mendham. ~1786 Ziba Dodd ~1788 Sarah Dodd Sarah spinster; lived with Azubah at Mendham at the old family home. 1800 - ~1863 Matthew Dodd 63 63 1786 - 1838 Daniel Wright Dodd 52 52 ~1788 Albert Dodd Not listed in this family on Flo. Day's web page. ~1812 - 1883 Philenia Munson 71 71 Philenia Munson was born Dec. 2, 1811, the daughter of Caleb T. Munson. She married first O.B. Noble, a tanner, and had two children: Newton b. 1832 and John b. 1837 at Ithaca, New York.
Stephen died before 1875 when Philenia moved to California to live with her son Newton, taking her two daughters with her. After Mary Anne married, Philenia lived with her until 1883 when she died at their home in San Bernardino. Philenia's granddaughter, Dr. Mary Noble, wrote of her: She was a real gentle woman, she was well educated for her time and wrote beautiful letters, some of which are still in existence today with fine penmanship, beautiful thoughts, well expressed. Her father, Caleb (1771-1849) was the son of John Munson (1740-1829) who was the son of Moses Munson (d. 1750) who was the son of Caleb Munson (1682-1765, weaver) who was the son of Samuel Munson (b. 1643, shoemaker and tanner) who was the son of the immigrant Thomas Munson (1612-1685, carpenter) who came to Hartford, Conn. Jane Crane ~1757 David Beach ~1760 Hannah Beach 1897 - 1953 Alfred Beaulieu 56 56 ~1771 Phebe Beach 1773 - 1838 Benjamin Beach 65 65 ~1775 Rachel Beach 1757 - 1832 Sarah Beach 75 75 1769 - 1850 Elisha Beach 80 80 1849 Lydia Dodd 1853 Mary Anne Dodd 1788 Elias Babbitt 1789 Jemima Babbitt 1794 Aaron Babbitt 1910 Viola Hellen Guthu 1796 Tryphena Babbitt 1799 Joanna Babbitt 1801 - 1886 Moses Babbitt 85 85 1824/1825 Anna Margaret Surname McDaniel at marriage.  Previously married. 1769 Phoebe Babbitt 1771 Luther Babbitt Served in 2nd New Jersey Infantry 1794 in Whiskey Rebellion 1773 Darius Babbitt 1779 Amzi Babbitt 1781 Millicent Babbitt 1851 - 1919 Byrum Swetland DODD 68 68 1907 - 1976 Wilbur Reinicke 68 68 1855 - 1916 Stephen DODD 60 60 1819 - 1898 Mary Matilda RINES 79 79 1840 - 1899 Lemuel DODD 59 59 1842 - 1888 Malinda DODD 46 46 1845 - 1924 Freeman William DODD 79 79 1848 - 1866 Sarah Ann DODD 18 18 1850 - 1917 Richard H. DODD 67 67 1850 - 1861 Perry DODD 10 10 1856 - 1858 Emma DODD 2 2 1859 - 1899 Jennie DODD 40 40 1912 - 1995 Pearl M. Almyra Guthu 83 83 1829 - 1906 Mary WINTERS 76 76 1853 - ~1930 Margaret Jane DODD 77 77 1851 - 1926 Millard Filmore DODD 75 75 1855 - 1928 William Jasper DODD 73 73 1858 - 1908 James Martin DODD 50 50 1861 Telitha Anna DODD 1868 Dennis Alonzo DODD ~1823 Catherine WINTERS 1851 Phebe DODD 1852 James DODD 1910 - 1981 Gilbert Heschke 70 70 Living Will 1854 - 1857 John DODD 3 3 1858 Susan DODD ~1860 Emma DODD ~1862 Henry DODD 1840 - 1871 Lucinda L. SHEPHARD 31 31 1850 - 1898 Emily DODD 47 47 1853 Franklin Elias DODD 1855 - 1926 Clarence E. DODD 70 70 1858 Lillian DODD 1860 Lucinda L. DODD 1913 - 1930 Albert Edwin Guthu 17 17 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial   
Died from drowning 1862 Jessie V. DODD 1868 Anna L. DODD 1834 - 1931 Elizabeth WYRICK 97 97 1855 Mary Elizabeth DODD 1858 Charles Rollin DODD 1860 Rosella Victoria DODD 1862 William Oscar DODD 1865 George Henry DODD 1867 Ella May DODD 1871 - 1875 Louis Elmer DODD 4 4 1916 - 1917 Simon Oscar Guthu 9m 9m From Viola Reinicke,( Simon's Niece): "I can remember we rode in a buggy, pulled by a horse, to his funeral and we had to go through big water puddles. Interesting what you remember about things." Viola was approximately 6 years old.


notes from Crystal Carew 1873 - 1933 Frank DODD 59 59 1607/1608 - 1679 Mary Ward 2  SOUR S403


Dodd Descendants has death at Milford, Conn. and birth between 1615 and 1622. 1849 - 1911 Mary Jane BURNSIDE 62 62 1867 - 1907 Frank DODD 40 40 1871 - 1893 Theron DODD 21 21 1875 - 1935 Florence DODD 60 60 1641 - 1713 Sarah Fletcher 71 71 1  NAME Sarah /Stoddard/
2  GIVN Sarah
2  SURN Stoddard
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3  QUAY 2 1681 Elizabeth Riggs 1  NAME Elizabeth Brown /Riggs/
2  GIVN Elizabeth Brown
2  SURN Riggs
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Thomas Dod descendancy has birth in Guilford, New Haven County, Connecticut.

The 1863 Dodd Genealogy identified the father of Elizabeth, the wife of Daniel Dodd of Guilford, as Joseph. Joseph was a popular Riggs family name. A Joseph Riggs was born in 1740, the son of David and Elizabeth Cox Riggs. Another Joseph, born about 1675 left a large family, and yet another Joseph was born in 1686.

1  NAME Elizabeth Brown /Riggs/
2  GIVN Elizabeth Brown
2  SURN Riggs
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Thomas Dod descendancy has birth in Guilford, New Haven County, Connecticut.

The 1863 Dodd Genealogy identified the father of Elizabeth, the wife of Daniel Dodd of Guilford, as Joseph. Joseph was a popular Riggs family name. A Joseph Riggs was born in 1740, the son of David and Elizabeth Cox Riggs. Another Joseph, born about 1675 left a large family, and yet another Joseph was born in 1686. 1679 - >1748 Daniel Dod 69 69 2  SOUR S200


Thomas Dod Descendency: It is possible that all of Daniel's children were born in Newark, New Jersey; not in Guilford, Conn.

  Daniel, the first son of Stephen and Sarah Stevens Dodd of Guilford, Connecticut, was born about 1679, married at about 23, and moved to Newark, New Jersey, when he was about 27, according to one source. It seems more likely, however, that he was married at Newark to Elizabeth Riggs, the daughter of Joseph and the sister of Samuel, who in his will names his brother-in-law Daniel Dodd. It was probably this Daniel Dodd who, in the company of Dr. Jacob Arent, built a sawmill on the Rahway River near Jefferson Village in about 1718 and who was also a land surveyor and a surveyor of highways in 1721.

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Thomas Dod Descendency: It is possible that all of Daniel's children were born in Newark, New Jersey; not in Guilford, Conn.

  Daniel, the first son of Stephen and Sarah Stevens Dodd of Guilford, Connecticut, was born about 1679, married at about 23, and moved to Newark, New Jersey, when he was about 27, according to one source. It seems more likely, however, that he was married at Newark to Elizabeth Riggs, the daughter of Joseph and the sister of Samuel, who in his will names his brother-in-law Daniel Dodd. It was probably this Daniel Dodd who, in the company of Dr. Jacob Arent, built a sawmill on the Rahway River near Jefferson Village in about 1718 and who was also a land surveyor and a surveyor of highways in 1721. 1658 - >1689 Hannah Brown 31 31 Patricia Craig Johnson has 3 May 1658 in Milford.  Michele Cragg has 1 Jan 1641/42 in Milford.

Michele Cragg has after 1689 in Derby, Conn. Private Gladys 1704 - 1768 Phebe Dodd 64 64 2  SOUR S200


Condit Family Genealogy has birth in 1703.

Not included on Flo. Day's web page.

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Condit Family Genealogy has birth in 1703.

Not included on Flo. Day's web page. 1711 - 1768 John Dod 57 57 Carpenter.

Carpenter. Unknown 1649 - >1701 Daniel Dod 52 52 1  NAME Daniel /Dodd/
2  GIVN Daniel
2  SURN Dodd
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Fell from load of hay. <1615 - 1666 Daniel Dod 51 51 1  NAME Daniel /Dodd/
2  GIVN Daniel
2  SURN Dodd
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Colket: Branford (Conn.) 1646, d there 1665/6.

  Daniel Dodd (spelled Dod in this generation and in one or two successive generations) and his wife Mary appear at Branford, Connecticut, as early as 1646 or 1647. The oldest three of their children, Mary (also called Mercy), Hannah (Anna) and Daniel were baptized as children of the Branford
Church at New Haven in June 1651. Four other children were born later. Mary died May 16, 1657.
   Daniel died between sowing time, 1666, and the harvest of 1666 as the inventory of his estate includes wheat on the ground. Both were buried at Branford. After his death, his sons, being all minors, petitioned the Court to name Richard Lawrence and Lawrence Ward as their guardians and
administrators, which was granted. The estate amounted to about $650. The children all would move to Newark, New Jersey, except Anna and Stephen. Accounts of Connecticut and New Jersey history show that the move was possibly prompted by the splits in the Connecticut Puritans over religious differences, drawing some of them to follow their pastors to New Jersey when the Connecticut and New Haven colonies were united into one in 1665. Those who moved were primarily from Branford, Conn., but included others who agreed with the Branford congregation about theological matters. Not everyone, however, was drawn by religious inclination. Some were simply recruited to help build the new community.

(Research):Daniel Dod family in America, 1940
Seversmith 2:914. <1620> - 1657 Mary Wheeler 2  SOUR S200


Mary ______ Dodd (64.) , Daniel's wife, died on May 26, 1657, leaving a young family including a less than one-month-old baby behind. The only conjecture about her background comes in reading the will of Stephen Dodd of Guilford in which he mentions his cousin Mary Wheeler. The sons also requested Richard Lawrence and Lawrence Ward as their guardians; a John Ward signed the inventory of the estate. Some relationships might be hinted at here. 1655 - 1691 Stephen Dod 36 36 1  NAME Stephen /Dodd/
2  GIVN Stephen
2  SURN Dodd
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Stephen Dodd (1655-1691) settled in Guilford, Connecticut, where his two oldest sisters, Mary Blachley and Anna Fowler lived. He married Sarah Stevens on May 18, 1678. Mary died some time before Stephen, who died October, 1691, at age 37. His land and movable estate were left to his sons except that he gave a cow to his cousin Mary Wheeler who lived with him, and he gave the wedding gown of his late wife to his sister Anna Fowler. Stephen and Mary had just two sons: Daniel and Samuel. In 1707, son Daniel, by then in Newark, New Jersey, signed a document giving all right and title in the lands and tenements left to him in Guilford to his brother Samuel. The original Dodd genealogy gives Stephen's wife's name as Mary Stevens, but other records show fairly conclusively that it was Sarah, not Mary Stevens, who was married to Stephen Dodd. 1657 - <1691 Sarah Stevens 34 34 2  SOUR S200


The wife of Stephen Dodd, son of the first Daniel, was, according to the 1863 Dodd genealogy, Mary, but both Savage and Roberts (CONNECTICUT GENEALOGIES) contradict this, clearly identifying his wife as Sarah Stevens, the daughter of Thomas and Mary Fletcher Stevens. Born at Guilford in 1656/7 on January 25, she married Stephen on May 18, 1678 ~1628 - 1685 Thomas Stevens 57 57 2  SOUR S200
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Mary's father Thomas Stevens was born about 1628, probably in England. In 1650, he married Mary Fletcher, the daughter of John Fletcher of Milford, Connecticut. In 1654, Thomas, a miller, was convicted of selling flax with defective weights, through carelessness in not having them inspected.  That same year, he was chosen corporal for a proposed expedition against the Dutch, but with a limiting notation that he not serve above that office since he was not a freeman.

With his father John and brother in October 1662, Thomas joined others from Guilford, followers of Dr. Rossiter, in seceding from the New Haven Colony and tendering themselves and their estates to the Colony of Connecticut, which accepted them, creating bitter controversy. As a result, Thomas and his brother left Guilford. Thomas and his family were in Killingworth by 1670 when he became a freeman there. On March 11 of that year, he sold much of his land in East Guilford to his brother William. In 1675, his wife Mary became a member of the church at Killingworth. Thomas sold to his son-in-law Stephen Dodd his East Creek land in 1679 and more in 1683 as well as the old homelot at Guilford. From Killingworth, Thomas twice served in the General Assembly. He died on November 10, 1685.

(Research):Death also given as 10 Nov 1685. 1630 - 1679 Mary Fletcher 48 48 1870 - 1947 Marie Pedersen Guthu 77 77 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    April 12, 1947
Hitterdahl Church, Iola WI.

Source: Hitterdahl Church records researched by Sylvia H. on Nov. 6, 1997 ~1605 - 1670 John Stevens 65 65 2  SOUR S200


Thomas's father John and mother Mary Stevens were among the first settlers at Guilford,  Connecticut, but not original founders. John shared in the first division of homelots and lands. He had a 14-acre homelot and a 36+ acre parcel of land outside town. Other recorded evidence of John in Guilford includes:

     October 9, 1645 - fined for neglect of fencing

     1650 - planter

     1652 - planter

     1656 - on freeman's list

     1670 - in March, deeded 36+ acres and division rights to son Thomas

     September 1670 - died; will dated August 1670

   Two ships had arrived in New Haven in July of 1639, the passengers of which largely settled at Guilford. John was a passenger on one of these ships as were John Stone, perhaps a cousin (see Thomas Stephens) and others named Stone. Also on these ships were Thomas Norton and John Shether (Sheather), names which also appear in this genealogy.

    At his death, his estate showed 32 pounds 15 shillings worth of property at Killingworth and £93.05.01 at Guilford. His will made the following provisions:

son Thomas - a mare, brass kettle, best sute, cloak, bed, sheets and other bedding

son William - house, homelot, meadow, providing he pay to

son John - in old England £20.10, and to

dau Mary - the amount of 10 pounds

To each of four grandsons, he left four pounds each, and to his two granddaughters, a pair of sheets each. ~1609 Mary ~1630 John Stevens ~1634 - 1703 William Stevens 69 69 ~1636 Mary Stevens 2  SOUR S200


Alt date of birth: 1623 1643 Hannah Fletcher 1645 - 1666 Elizabeth Fletcher 21 21 1649 - 1649 Samuel Fletcher 1652 Abigail Fletcher ~1607 John Clark 1913 - 1965 Lee Russell Myers 52 52 ~1607 Nathaniel Farrand 1561/1605 - 1649 Thomas Dod 1567/1608 Katherine 1657 - ~1714 Samuel Dodd 57 57 Also given as 9 May 1657.

Alt date of birth: 2 May 1657 1660 - >1690 Phoebe Brown 30 30 1  NAME Phoebe /Brown/
2  GIVN Phoebe
2  SURN Brown
2  SOUR S1743


Parents also given as John Browne [43988] and Mary Holmes [43989]. ~1646 - 1686 Mary Dod 40 40 1  NAME Mercy /Dod/
2  GIVN Mercy
2  SURN Dod ~1648 Hannah Dod 1651 - ~1675 Ebenezer Dod 24 24 1653 - 1653 Unnamed Dod 1650 James Stevens 1873 - 1961 Beatta Pedersen Guthu 87 87 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    January 11, 1960/61
Hitterdahl Church, Iola WI.

Source: Church records at Hidderdahl Church researched by Sylvia H. on Nov. 6, 1997 1653 Mary Stevens 1655 - 1737 Rebecca Stevens 82 82 1660 - 1722 John Stevens 62 62 1664 - 1711 Thomas Stevens 47 47 1666 Joseph Stevens 1  _STAT Never Married
2  SOUR S200


Died young. 1666 - 1727 Abigail Stevens 61 61 1668 - 1738 Elizabeth Stevens 70 70 1669 - 1738 Ebenezer Stevens 69 69 1673 - 1685 Phebe Stevens 12 12 1  _STAT Never Married 1674 - 1746 Jonathan Stevens 72 72 Private Kemp Edward Fletcher Anthony Fletcher William Fletcher Robert Fletcher ~1640 John Fletcher 1642 - ~1689 Joseph Riggs 47 47 2  SOUR S200


The Joseph Riggs which I have tentatively identified as Elizabeth's father was born at Milford, Connecticut, in 1642 and had a daughter named Elizabeth born in about 1681 about whom nothing is known. The places, names and dates combine to determine my choice, but it is not confirmed.

This Joseph moved to Newark, New Jersey, another matching factor, and married Hannah Browne (34.), the daughter of John Browne who was at Derby and Newark with the Riggs family. Joseph was commander of the militia there and put the floor in the meeting house. His will was dated 1689. 1674 John Riggs 1676 - ~1709 Samuel Riggs 33 33 1678 - 1773 Zophar Riggs 95 95 Living Loundree Private James Winkler Oak ~1715 - 1751 Timothy Dod 36 36 Thomas Dod descendancy has before 2 May 1751.

2 may 1751 estate administrators were appointed ~1645 - 1695 Aaron Thompson 50 50 Cary Galloway has birth in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey. 1155 - 1214 Alfonso VIII DE CASTILE 58 58 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Alfonso VIII (1155-1214), king of Castile (1158-1214); hesucceeded to the throne on the death of his father, Sancho III(circa 1134-58). Troubled by
interference from Navarre in hisyouth, he later allied Castile with Aragn, forming a connectionthat was eventually to become the basis for the unification ofSpain. He also established Castilian
dominance over Len. In1170 he married Eleanor (died 1214), daughter of King Henry IIof England. From the 1170s, he resisted encroachments by theAlmohads, Muslim invaders from northern Africa.
Defeated by theMuslim caliph Yakub al-Mansur (circa 1160-99) at Alarcos in1195, Alfonso and his allies won a major victory over the Muslimcommander al-Nasir (1158-1225) at Navas de Tolosa in
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DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~1621 - 1690 John Brown 69 69 1  NAME John /Browne/
2  GIVN John
2  SURN Browne
2  SOUR S1719


Also given as 17 Dec 1689 by Leslie B. Freeman. <1623 - <1689 Mary Burwell 66 66 1602 - ~1649 John Burwell 47 47 ~1605 Esther Winchester ~1630 - >1690 Ephraim Burwell 60 60 ~1630 John Burwell WFT Est. 1756-1785 - WFT Est. 1810-1870 Ole Svendsen "Ole Svendsen Rindal i Saxd: "and "Ingebor Tomesd: How" married June 8, 1802. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1808, p. 314.)

"Ole Svendsen Rindal i Saxd: "and "Ingebor Tomesd: How" married June 8, 1802. (Faberg p.r. 1775-1808, p. 314.) ~1630 Samuel Burwell ~1630 Nathan Burwell ~1630 Elizabeth Burwell ~1630 - >1712 Zachariah Burwell 82 82 Francis Brown Mary 1614 - 1668 Edward Riggs 54 54 2  SOUR S200


Joseph's parents were Edward Riggs (1614-1668) and Elizabeth Roosa (103.) Riggs. Edward, born in England, came to this country in the early summer of 1633 with his family. He settled first in Boston  where he assisted his father in caring for the sick. In 1635, he married Elizabeth Roosa. In 1637, he  was a sergeant in the Pequot War, rescuing a group from an Indian ambush. Because of this, he was always considered a hero and called Sergeant Riggs. In 1640, he was a settler at Milford, Connecticut, coming from Boston where he had located earlier. He and some others purchased Indian land and started Derby, Connecticut, where the site of his home is still called Riggs Hill. He built his home and a stockade there. In 1661, he housed in secret and protected Whaley and Goff,    two of the English Parliament that condemned and ordered the execution of Charles I prior to Cromwell's Puritan reign and who were sought by agents of Charles II after the Restoration. Edward was not a member of the church, but apparently considered himself a Puritan.

In 1665, Edward visited New Jersey, then spent a year preparing for the proposed colony there, his wife with him as the first white woman to spend a summer in Newark. He and his sons Edward and  Joseph were original proprietors there. Agents had recruited new settlers for Newark from Milford,  Guilford and other communities. Edward oversaw the building of the Common Pound, was viewer of fences, had charge of draining swamps, surveyed lots, laid out roads and owned a wolf pit in the new colony. In 1668, a year after the colony was organized, he died there. Elizabeth remarried to Caleb Carwithie. 1618 Elizabeth Roosa Caleb Carwithie ~1636 - 1715 Edward Riggs 79 79 Laverne Olney has birth in 1636 in Roxbury, Norfolk, Mass.

Edward RIGGS, the third of that name, was born in Roxbury, about 1636, was married in 1660, and reared a family of ten children. 1898 - 1993 Lloyd Earl Schulz 95 95 Living Will ~1640 Samuel Riggs ~1644 Mary Riggs ~1590 - 1672 Edward Riggs 82 82 2  SOUR S200
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Edward Sr. was the first generation immigrant of the Riggs family. He was born in about 1590 in England, perhaps in Lincolnshire or Yorkshire. He landed in Boston in 1633 with his wife Elizabeth Rooke Riggs (105), two sons and four daughters. They were among the early settlers in Roxbury,  Massachusetts, where the first death of record was his daughter Lydia in August 1633. He became a freeman (church member, thus qualified under theological law to vote) in 1634 and his daughter  Elizabeth and son John died in 1634 and his wife in 1635. In 1649, he owned 40 acres at Roxbury. His second wife, Elizabeth Frese Riggs (b. Feb. 4, 1638), died in 1669. Edward died in 1672.

Colket:  Roxbury (Mass.) 1633, bur there 5 Mar 1671/72.  Freeman.

(Research):Genealogy of Riggs family 1901
More about Riggs family 1974 D. 1635 Elizabeth Rooke D. 1669 Elizabeth Frese 1616 - 1633 Lydia Riggs 17 17 2  SOUR S200


Her death was the first of record in Roxbury, Mass. 1618 - 1634 John Riggs 16 16 1620 - 1634 Elizabeth Riggs 14 14 1622 Unknown Riggs 1625 Mary Riggs 1834 - WFT Est. 1872-1929 Pernille Pedersdatter Pernille married Lars Olsen norde Traaset, born at Straete. She was age 20, he was age 27 (?) when they married December 28, 1867.

Facts about this person:

Baptism   June 22, 1834
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1833-1837, p.41, no. 42. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Pernille married Lars Olsen norde Traaset, born at Straete. She was age 20, he was age 27 (?) when they married December 28, 1867.

Facts about this person:

Baptism   June 22, 1834
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1833-1837, p.41, no. 42. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway 1631 Thomas Riggs 1692 - 1749 Joseph Thompson 57 57 1662 - 1732 Elizabeth Brown 70 70 1  NAME Elizabeth /Browne/
2  GIVN Elizabeth
2  SURN Browne
2  SOUR S1726


Bonnie Hamilton has birth in Newark.  Stephen Seiple has birth 1663 in Derby, CT.  Michele Cragg has about 1663 in Derby, Conn.

Bonnie Hamilton has death in Orange.

Orange Presbyterian Cemetery. 1652 - 1694 Joseph Brown 42 42 <1655 - <1711 Thomas Brown 55 55 ~1646 - 1708 John Brown 62 62 John Stewart Minerva Owrey 1874 William J Shafer 1877 Henry F Shafer 1837 - WFT Est. 1858-1927 Ole Pedersen Facts about this person:

Baptism   May 07, 1834
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 5, no.78. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   May 07, 1834
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 5, no.78. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway 1880 Ellen G Shafer 1882 Marie A Shafer 1885 Robert S Shafer 1887 Myrtle M Shafer 1889 Ethel L Shafer 1892 George W Shafer 1895 Emerson C Shafer 1880 Maggie L Living Will Living Greybill 1839 - 1841 Bernt Pedersen (Pedersson) 1 1 Died age 2.  Was the twin brother of Tobias.

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    July 07, 1841
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p.573, no. 41. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Baptism   August 11, 1839
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854,  p.25,no.77-78. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Died age 2.  Was the

Died age 2.  Was the twin brother of Tobias.

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    July 07, 1841
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p.573, no. 41. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Baptism   August 11, 1839
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854,  p.25,no.77-78. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway Rachel Duncan 1855 Mary E Thurston 1858 Miles B Thurston 1859 Elbert N Thurston 1772 Thomas Johnson ~1770 Jane Largent Thomas Eagleston Lucy Mercer Mary Ella Havens 1873 Daisy Ellis 1842 - WFT Est. 1843-1932 Bernt Pedersen Facts about this person:

Baptism   May 29, 1842
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 61, no. 80. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   May 29, 1842
Christening/ Faberg Parish, Restad, L:illehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 61, no. 80. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway 1876 Hermangard Ellis ? 1879 Anna Ellis Sarah Vandvort 1858 Malina Jane Pope Orvilla Carpenter 1870 Carpenter Ellis 1880 George Franklin Ellis 1876 Ida Ellis 1883 Lee Ellis 1885 Ella Ellis 1848 - 1852 Mathias Pedersen 3 3 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    January 27, 1851/52
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 619, no. 4. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Baptism   February 27, 1847/48
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 155, no. 41. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    January 27, 1851/52
Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 619, no. 4. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Baptism   February 27, 1847/48
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 155, no. 41. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway 1881 Frances Ellis Martha Potter George Ellis ~1725 - ~1807 John Largent 82 82 1737 - 1838 Christena Ross 100 100 William Brown Ephriam Sanders Joseph Sanders Jerusha Pennington Jeremiah Day 1851 - WFT Est. 1882-1945 Pauline Pedersdatter Facts about this person:

Baptism   March 02, 1850/51
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 213, no. 38. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   March 02, 1850/51
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 213, no. 38. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway Daniel Day Mary Abigail Homan 1714 - 1777 Jemima Harrison 63 63 ~1253 - 1299 Millicent DE CANTELUPE 46 46 TYPE Book
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DATE 11 SEP 1996 1898 Leola ~0870 - 927/932 Rollo Rolf ROGNVALDSON See Historical Document. 1853 - WFT Est. 1854-1947 Johanne Pedersdatter Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 25, 1853
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 271, no. 160. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway

Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 25, 1853
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1836-1854, p. 271, no. 160. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway ~1172 - 1220 Isabelle DE CLARE 48 48 TYPE Book
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OCCU Cnts.of Pembroke
EDUC Acceded: 1189
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58th Christian King of Leinster.  Became King of Leinster in 1135; was in 1166 deposed by the Monarch Rederich O'Connor, aided by Tiernon O'Ruarc, Prince of West Bremi
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DATE 20 MAR 2001 1856 - WFT Est. 1873-1950 Ronnoug Pedersdatter Facts about this person:

Baptism   March 21, 1855/56
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1855-1867, p. 19a, no. 62. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Emigration     June 16, 1873
Left Norway May 30, 1873 on the ship St. Olaf found in Ships lists Bergen-NY #2413

Census    1880
Wisconsin census, Portage County has a Rhoda #67129 page 17

Facts about this person:

Baptism   March 21, 1855/56
Christening,Faberg Parish, Restad, Lillehammer, Norway

Source: Faberg Parish record 1855-1867, p. 19a, no. 62. Researched by Inger Karin Martinsen, Hamar, Norway   


Emigration     June 16, 1873
Left Norway May 30, 1873 on the ship St. Olaf found in Ships lists Bergen-NY #2413

Census    1880
Wisconsin census, Portage County has a Rhoda #67129 page 17 Hugh GOURNAI TYPE Web Site
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DATE 20 MAR 2001 ~0910 - 1 APR 973 Herman Hermann BILLUNG OCCU Duke of Saxe
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploastory and Biography, v. 88 (1980), p. .ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA:Billung DYNASTY the primary ruling dynasty in  Saxony in the10th and
11th centuries. It was founded by Hermann Billung, whoin 936 received from the German king (and future emperor)  OttoI a march, or border territory, on the lower Elbe River to beheld against the
pagan Slavic  Wends. In 961 Otto grantedHermann the Saxon ducal title, which on Hermann's death (973)passed to his son and thereafter to his descendants, whocontinued the struggle against the
Slavs.Although the family extended its conquests toward the OderRiver, thus preparing these territories for Christianization,their lands consisted of only the northeastern part of theformer stem
duchy of Saxony. Hermann's son Bernard I (d. 1011)obtained guarantees of the special privileges and customs of theSaxons from the emperor Henry II; Bernard II (d. 1059) obtainedsimilar guarantees
from the emperor Conrad II. Both Bernard IIand his son Ordulf (d. 1072) had to defend their territoriesagainst the encroachments of Adalbert, archbishop of Bremen. Thefamily came to embody the Saxon
national resentment toward theSalian kings and emperors Henry III and particularly  Henry IV,who wanted to reestablish imperial authority in Saxony. InAugust 1106, with the death of Magnus Billung,
the family diedout.Related Propaedia TopicsDecline of the dynasty (685-711): renewed wars with the Slavs;settlement with the Arabs; fiscal, agricultural, and defensivepolicies; military anarchy
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daughter of WilliamX, duke of Aquitaine (1099-1137). Louis soon aroused theopposition of Pope Innocent II (reigned 1130-43) because of hissupport of a rival to the papal candidate for the
archbishopricof Bourges, and his lands were placed under papal interdict.Louis next fought a 2-year war and conquered Champagne in 1144.In 1147 he joined the unsuccessful Second Crusade as one of
itstwo chief military leaders (the other was Conrad III ofGermany). Louis returned to France two years later, and in 1152his marriage to Eleanor was annulled; in the same year shemarried Henry of
Anjou, later Henry II, king of England. Louiswarred with Henry for the possession of Aquitaine but renouncedall rights to the duchy in 1154, the year Henry became king ofEngland. Between 1157 and
1180 Louis continued sporadic warfareagainst Henry, who held many of the French provinces. Louis wassucceeded by his son Philip II (Philip Augustus).
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DATE 13 MAR 1999 1156 - 1189 Matilda Maud PLANTAGENET 33 33 DATE 22 JUN 1997 ~1129 - 1195 Henry V the Lion DE SAXONY 66 66 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Henry the Lion (circa 1129-95), duke of Saxony (1139-80) andduke of Bavaria (1156-80), a powerful German prince, who becamea rival of the Holy Roman emperor
Frederick I Barbarossa. Theonly son of Henry the Proud, duke of Bavaria and Saxony(1108-39), Henry was probably born in Ravensburg. At the age often he succeeded his father to the duchy of Saxony,
which hismother and grandmother administered for him until 1146. In 1147Henry demanded that the Diet of Frankfort restore to him theduchy of Bavaria, which had been taken from his father.
Whenrefused, Henry began an unsuccessful war against Holy RomanEmperor Conrad III. After Conrad's death, however, Henry's duchywas restored to him by the imperial successor, FrederickBarbarossa.
Henry subsequently aided Frederick in wars in Polandand Italy between 1157 and 1159. Possessing both German andItalian territories, Henry was a formidable figure within theHoly Roman Empire. To curb
him, a league of nobles and prelateswas formed in 1166; after two years of war, Henry wastriumphant. In 1168 he took as his second wife Matilda(1156-89), the daughter of Henry II, king of England.
In 1172-73he made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. By refusing to aid FrederickI in an Italian expedition, Henry instigated a quarrel (1175-76)between himself and the emperor. As a result, he was
placedunder the ban of the empire. He was deprived of most of hispossessions in 1180 and twice forced into exile, in 1182 and1189, spending most of his time in England. When he returned toGermany
shortly after the second exile, Henry took part in arebellion of German nobles against Frederick's successor,Emperor Henry VI. He made peace with the emperor, however, atFulda in 1190. Henry was a
capable ruler, one of his greatestaccomplishments being the colonization of previously Slavicterritories east of the Elbe River. He died at Brunswick, August6, 1195.
DATE 1 APR 1999 1155 - 1183 Henry PLANTAGENET 28 28 RELI Sources: "Castles" Game Manuel by Interplay ProductionsHe was called "the Young King".
DATE 22 JUN 1997 1165 - 1199 Joanna PLANTAGENET 34 34 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.
DATE 22 JUN 1997 1208 - 1246 David Daffyd AP LLYWELYN 38 38 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"ent after 1277 at the manner in which .ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA:David AP LLYWELYN(b. c. 1208--d. Feb. 25, 1246, Aber, Gwynedd,
Wales), Welshprince, ruler of the state of Gwynedd in northern Wales from1240 to 1246.His father, Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, had made Gwynedd the centre ofWelsh power, and his mother, Joan, was the
illegitimate daughterof King John of England (ruled 1199-1216). Although Llywelyndesignated David as his successor, his half brother Gruffuddopposed him. While the aged Llywelyn lay ill, David
seizedGruffudd and imprisoned him (1239). Llywelyn died in April 1240,and in August 1241 David was forced by England's King Henry IIIto cede part of his territory and surrender Gruffudd to
theEnglish. Henry planned to turn Gruffudd loose against Davidshould the need arise, but in 1244 Gruffudd broke his neck anddied while attempting to escape from the Tower of London. Freedof the
threat from his rival, David went to war against Henry,declaring himself prince of Wales--the first Welsh ruler toadoptthis title. David fell ill and died while the fighting was inprogress. Because
he left no heirs, the sons of Gruffudd ruledGwynedd until Wales fell to the English in 1283.Related Propaedia TopicsThe Kingdom of England and its continental dependencies from theNorman Conquestto
the death of Edward I; Scotland, Wales, and Ireland(1066-1307)The History of MankindCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
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DATE 15 MAR 1997 Isabella DE BRAOSE RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"ent after 1277 at the manner in which .
DATE 23 MAR 1997 Matilda DE BRAOSE Matilda de Braose, the wife of a recalcitrant Marcher baron, wasstarved to death with herson in a royal prison.
HIST Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1194 - 1251 Gwladys Ddu the Black VERCH LLWELLYN 57 57 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"ent after 1277 at the manner in which .Called "Ddu" (The Black). Merged General Note: "The Dark-eyedwidow of Reginal de Braose"
DATE 13 OCT 1997 Private Bill Deerdorf Living Ball ~1231 - 1282 Roger DE MORTIMER 51 51 OCCU 6th B. Mortimer
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" widow of Reginal de Braose".
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1144 - 1219 David DE HUNTINGTON 75 75 OCCU E. of Huntingdon
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"two daughters to king John's sons, a b.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1228 Margaret DE HUNTINGTON RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" King of England..
DATE 1 APR 1999 1153 - 1156 William PLANTAGENET 3 3 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain
DATE 22 JUN 1997 Philip PLANTAGENET RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"e of Anjou and king of Naples (1275-13. 1158 - 1198 Margaret Marguerite 40 40 OCCU Countess de Vexin
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"e of Anjou and king of Naples (1275-13.
DATE 27 JAN 1996 ~1188 - 1246 Isabella of Angouleme DE TAILLEFER 58 58 , where she is buried near Richard and Eleanor of Aquitaine
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"owers..--Other FieldsRef Number: 90751521==============Subject:    Re: Prince of Wales - King David?From:        ntaylor@fas.harvard.edu
(Nathaniel Taylor)Date:        Fri, 21 Mar 1997 09:38:17 -0500In article <cbennett-2003972008000001@adnline11228.adnc.com>,cbennett@adnc.com (Chris Bennett) wrote:> In
article<koberg-2003971307390001@samax1-115.ip.realtime.net>,> koberg@dcci.com (Charles W. Koberg) wrote:> > > My sister mentioned she'd heard/read that Charles, Prince ofWales, can> > be/has been
shown to be descended from the Biblical KingDavid.> > > > After I sputtered the equivalent of "poppycock," shechallenged me to> > check it with the experts here on this forum.> > > > So, have we
heard this claim before? What's the backgroundfor such a> > concept? What are the pertinent facts and myths?> > > > -- > > Charles W. Koberg> > Venture Consultant> > San Antonio, Texas> > "Cogito
ergo doleo"> > Well, it probably IS poppycock, but as poppycock goes itsbetter than most.> > The ancestry of Isabelle of Angouleme, wife of king John, canbe traced> back to a certain count
Theodoric...Chris has summarized it well (though the historical Theudericwas neverknown to be in, let alone be count of, Narbonne).  I'm stillworking on apiece countering various aspects of Mr.
Zuckerman's theory whichI amcompetent to critique.  I should add that Dr. David H. Kelley, adistinguished scholar in the field of early genealogies,continues toplace more credence in Zuckerman's
theory (or a variant of it).We haveagreed to disagree, and I hope both our views will make it intoprintlater this year.Nat TaylorSubject:    Re: Prince of Wales - King
David?From:        ops68@aol.comDate:        22 Mar 1997 14:15:40 GMTThere is another researcher at Rowan working on this issue.  Hehas even drafted a series of charts with ancient genealogies.Don Stone has an
e-mail address, but I do not recall it.  Forthose interested, he'll sell a bound edition of them clearlyoutlining the Davidic descendancy.  He documents with footnotesall of the angles and leaves it
to the reader to decide thebelievability of them.  It does, however, provide a completegenealogy for someone who wants to show a lineage to Adam(adding your own Biblical research).George Capen
DATE 13 MAR 1999 <1176 - 1217 Isabella DE GLOUCESTER 41 41 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"owers..
DATE 25 MAR 1999 1209 - 1272 Richard PLANTAGENET 63 63 OCCU 1st Earl of Cornwall
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain
DATE 13 OCT 1997 ~1134 - 1159 William Guillaume de Blois PLANTAGENET 25 25 OCCU Cte de Boulogne et de Mortain, Earl of Warenne and Surrey,
EDUC Lord of Pevesey and Norwich
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"es and their Bulgarian allies..
DATE 2 AUG 2000 Private Frank Mohr ~1137 - 1199 Isabella DE WARENNE 62 62 RELI Sources: Davoli, Elizabeth Lynn.  AOL user DOMINICKY.  E-mailes and their Bulgarian allies..
DATE 2 AUG 2000 D. 1275 Eleanor PLANTAGENET RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"es and their Bulgarian allies..
ENGL Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1160 - 1 JAN 1224/1225 Amice Amicia DE GLOUCESTER RELI Sources: Lafreniere, Alfred N.  E-Mail "William the Conqueror Great.
OCCU Countess of Gloucester
DATE 25 MAR 1999 NN HYNLEY Subject: Hugh de Kevelioc de MeschinesFrom:  rbhondo@aol.com (RBHondo)Date:  16 Feb 1997 02:59:48 GMTNeed HelpI'm looking for information on Hugh de Kevelioc, Earl of ChesterandViscount d'Avranches.
Most sources show him being married toBertraded'Evreux (de Montfort) others show him married to the daughterof Meredithof Hynley.I would also like to find out who his children were by either,or
bothmarriages.   My sources list his children with Bertrade as RalphdeBlundeville, Mabel of Chester, Agnes, Hawise Keveliok ofChester, Amiciaand Maud of Chester.  Sources include Allstrom, Burke,
Smallwoodand Weis.Are there other children with the daughter of Meredith ofHynley?Who was Mededith of Hynley?Please post or reply EmailThanks,  Bruce WilliamsRBHondo@aol.com
DATE 4 MAY 1997 ~1110 - ~1176 Richard Strongbow DE CLARE 66 66 See Historical Document. D. 1311 Nicholas POYNTZ RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenve.; Urbana, Champaign Co., OH    4307.
DATE 29 DEC 1996 1079/1080 - 1118 Matilda Edith OCCU Pncs. of Albany
RELI Sources: Europe xc--Other FieldsRef Number: 726012163
DATE 1 AUG 2000 Elizabeth LA ZOUCHE RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenve.; Urbana, Champaign Co., OH    4307.
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1140 Eve Aoife Eva MacMurrough MACDERMOT OCCU Pncs.of Leinster
RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenve.; Urbana, Champaign Co., OH    4307.
DATE 1 AUG 2000 ~1153 - 1176/1177 Rosamunde DE CLIFFORD See Historical Document. 1907 - 1909 Harry Ernest Guthu 1 1 From his oldest sister, Sylvia Schulz:
   "He died at age 2 1/2 from spinal meningitis. He died that same evening; we were playing in the afternoon. When he died, we had to get out; my mother needed to have some time off. That's when we moved to Waupaca. I went to kindergarten through my first year of high school at Waupaca." 1242 - 1285 Roger LA ZOUCHE 43 43 OCCU Lord Zouche
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1250 - <1276 Ela LONGSPEE 26 26 DATE 23 AUG 1996 1235 - 1268 Henry DE HASTINGS 33 33 RELI Sources: Wagner, Sir Anthony. File downloaded from AOL "The R010-3614, he phone number is 801-299-0.
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1245 - <1271 Joan DE CANTELOU 26 26 RELI Sources: Wagner, Sir Anthony. File downloaded from AOL "The R010-3614, he phone number is 801-299-0.
DATE 11 SEP 1996 ~1126 - 1192/1193 William DE BRAOSE RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded toit among his --Other FieldsRef Number: 71225954
HIST Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1153 - 1231 William DE BRAOSE 78 78 OCCU 5th Baron Braose
EDUC Lord of Brecknock, Abergavenny, Builth, Radnor, and Gower?
RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded torter was a sign that the importance of.--Other FieldsRef Number: 134502274
DATE 20 MAR 1997 ~1155 - 1210 Matilda DE ST VALERY 55 55 OCCU Lady de la Haia--Other FieldsRef Number: 134502275
DATE 20 MAR 1997 ~1186 - 1223 Grace DE BRIWERE 37 37 RELG @N1364@
DATE 23 MAR 1997 ~1204 - 1230 William DE BRAOSE 26 26 OCCU 6th Baron de Braose
RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded torter was a sign that the importance of.
DATE 23 MAR 1997

TYPE Book
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AUTH Mildred Lusk
PUBL np
DATE 10 May 1988
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TYPE Book
TITL From Deluge To Date
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PUBL np
DATE 10 May 1988
DATE 21 MAR 2001 ~1206 - <1246 Eva MARSHALL 40 40 RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded torter was a sign that the importance of.
DATE 23 MAR 1997

TYPE Book
TITL From Deluge To Date
AUTH Mildred Lusk
PUBL np
DATE 10 May 1988
TYPE Web Site
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TITL Family Search
URL http://www.familysearch.org
DATE 21 MAR 2001 1911 - 1980 Arthur Glenn Sr. Izer 68 68 1130 - 1202 Hameline PLANTAGENET 72 72 OCCU Earl of Warren
RELI Sources: Davoli, Elizabeth Lynn.  AOL user DOMINICKY.  E-mailas disputed by two bastard sons--Haral.
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~1120 - 1189 Maud FITZROBERT DE GLOUCESTER 69 69 RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenp of Thomond (modern County Clare)..--Other FieldsRef Number: 35612981
DATE 4 DEC 1996 ~1174 Ralph Ralf DE MAINWARING OCCU Seneschal of Chester
RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenp of Thomond (modern County Clare)..Also spelled Mesnilwarin?
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1135 - 1200 Roland GALLOWAY 65 65 RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidener and Elizabeth Bughersh?
DATE 28 SEP 1996 ~1153 - 1217 Elena DE MORVILLE MOREVILLE 64 64 RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidener and Elizabeth Bughersh?
DATE 28 SEP 1996 ~1170 - 1234 Alan MACDONAL 64 64 OCCU Constable of Scotland ; Lord of Galloway
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"er and Elizabeth Bughersh?14   Alan De GALLOWAY B:  Abt 1186Of, Galloway, Wigtownshire, Scotland D:  1234SPM Legit M:  Abt 1205Of,
Carrick, Ayrshire, Scotland
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DATE 29 MAY 1999 DE LACY RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidener and Elizabeth Bughersh?Daughter of Hugh DE LACY, Earl of Ulster. D. <1242 Hugh DE LACY OCCU 1st Earl of Ulster
RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidener and Elizabeth Bughersh?Ulster, Hugh de Lacy, earl of(b.  c. 1176--d. before Dec. 26, 1242, Ulster, Ire.), one of themost powerful
Anglo-Norman lords in Ulster (in Ireland) in thefirst half of the 13th century.He was the younger son of Hugh de Lacy, 1st lord of Meath. For atime he was coadjutor of John de  Courci in Leinster
andMunster, but after 1200 the rivalry between the two developedinto war, and in 1203 de Lacy drove de Courci out of Down and inthe following year took him prisoner. He was rewarded by KingJohn with
grants of land in Ulster and Connaught, which wereconfirmed by a charter on May 29, 1205, on which date (orearlier) Hugh was created earl. He returned to Ireland withquasi-viceregal authority. In
1207 war broke out between theEarl of Ulster and the justiciar. This brought King John inperson to Ireland, where he expelled the earl's brother, Walterde Lacy, from Meath, and compelled the earl
himself to flee toScotland.For several years Ulster took part in the wars in France, and hedid not return to Ireland until 1221, when he allied himselfwith the O'Neills against the English. In 1226
his lands inUlster were handed over to his brother Walter, but they wererestored to him in the following year, after which date heappears to have loyally served the king, being more than
oncesummoned to England to give advice about Irish affairs. On hisdeath he left no surviving legitimate children, and the earldomof Ulster reverted to the crown. Related Propaedia TopicsThe Kingdom
of England and its continental dependencies from theNorman Conquest to the death of Edward I; Scotland, Wales, andIreland (1066-1307)Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All
RightsReserved
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DATE 18 MAY 1997 ~1196 - >1245 Helen MCDONALD 49 49 RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidener and Elizabeth Bughersh?Helen (Elena) Of GALLOWAY B:  Abt 1208Of, Carrick, Ayrshire, S
DATE 28 MAY 1999 ~1217 - 1290 Alexander COMYN 73 73 OCCU 2nd Earl Buchan--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 8 MAR 1998 1918 Wilda Verna Strope ~1220 - 1282 Elizabeth DE QUINCY 62 62 RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American Presidenrvon in 1922..--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1132 William DE BEAUCHAMP RELI Sources: /*- TUT--Other FieldsRef Number: 67251136
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1184 - 1263 Hugh IV DE VERE 79 79 RELI Sources: /*- TUT
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DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1178 - 11 FEB 1222/1223 Hawise DE QUINCY RELI Sources: /*- TUT
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ENGL Y
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1228 Agnes CANTILUPE RELI Sources: /*- TUT ~1185 - 22 FEB 1250/1251 William DE CANTILUPE OCCU Earl of Gloucester
RELI Sources: /*- TUT
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1189 - 1239 Milicent GOURNAI DE GOURNAY 50 50 RELI Sources: /*- TUT
DATE 2 AUG 1996 ~1159 - 1239 William DE CANTILUPE 80 80 RELI Sources: /*- TUT
DATE 14 MAR 1999

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DATE 20 MAR 2001 ~1163 Mecelin BRACI RELI Sources: /*- TUT 1140 - 1214 Hugh V DE GOURNAI GOURNAY 74 74 RELI Sources: /*- TUT
DATE 13 MAR 1999 1937 - 2001 Linda Verna Guthu 64 64 ~1165 Julia DAMMARTIN OCCU Lady
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DATE 9 MAR 1997 1170 - 1221 Alix Alice Alais of France 51 51 See Historical Document. 1868 Rosalee Edmisten 1167 - 1216 John Lackland PLANTAGENET 48 48 REFR
DATE 1199
RETO
DATE 1216
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Called John Lackland.  Also Lord of Ireland, and Count ofMortain, best known for signing the Magna Carta. Henry IIprovided for the eventual inheritance of his
lands by his oldersons before John was born. By 1186, however, only Richard I, theLion-Hearted, and John were left as Henry's heirs. In 1189, asHenry neared death, John joined Richard's rebellion
againsttheir father, and when Richard was crowned, he gave John manyestates and titles. John tried but failed to usurp the Crownwhile Richard was away on the Third Crusade: Upon returning toEngland,
Richard forgave him. When his brother died in 1199,John became king. A revolt ensued by the supporters of Arthur ofBrittany, the son of John's brother, Geoffrey. Arthur wasdefeated and captured in
1202, and John is believed to have hadhim murdered. King Philip II of France continued Arthur's waruntil John had to surrender nearly all his French possessions in1204. In 1207 John refused to
accept the election of StephenLangton as archbishop of Canterbury. Pope Innocent III thenexcommunicated him and began negotiating with Philip for aninvasion of England. Desperate, John surrendered
England to thepope and in 1213 receiv Merged General Note: Called JohnLackland.  Also Lord of Ireland, and Count of Mortain, bestknown for signing the Magna Carta. Henry II provided for theeventual
inheritance of his lands by his older sons before Johnwas born. By 1186, however, only Richard I, the Lion-Hearted,and John were left as Henry's heirs. In 1189, as Henry neareddeath, John joined
Richard's rebellion against their father, andwhen Richard was crowned, he gave John many estates and titles.John tried but failed to usurp the Crown while Richard was awayon the Third Crusade: Upon
returning to England, Richard forgavehim. When his brother died in 1199, John became king. A revoltensued by the supporters of Arthur of Brittany, the son ofJohn's brother, Geoffrey. Arthur was
defeated and captured in1202, and John is believed to have had him murdered. King PhilipII of France continued Arthur's war until John had to surrendernearly all his French possessions in 1204. In
1207 John refusedto accept the election of Stephen Langton as archbishop ofCanterbury. Pope Innocent III then excommunicated him and begannegotiating with Philip for an invasion of England.
Desperate,John surrendered England to the pope and in 1213 received itback as a fief. Trying to regain his French possession, he wasdecisively defeated by Philip in 1214. John's reign had
becomeincreasingly tyrannical; to support his wars he had extortedmoney, raised taxes, and confiscated properties. His baronsfinally united to force him to respect their rights andprivileges. John
had little choice but to sign the Magna Cartapresented to him by his barons at Runnymede in 1215, making himsubject, rather than superior, to the law. Shortly afterwardJohn and the barons were at
war. He died while still pursuingthe campaign, and was succeeded by his son, Henry III.--Other FieldsRef Number: 90751520
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DATE 2 AUG 2000 1133 - 1189 Henry II PLANTAGENET 56 56 See Historical Document. 1122 - 1204 Eleanor D'AQUITAINE 82 82 See Historical Document. 1157 - 1199 Richard I Coeur de Lion PLANTAGENET 41 41 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Merged General Note: He was also duke of Aquitaine and count ofPoitou.  When he was an infant, Richard was betrothed to adaughter of the French king Louis VII,
and in 1172 he was giventhe duchy of Aquitaine in France, his mother's inheritance. Hisearly years were spent in warring against his father to protecthis own interests; he emerged a brilliant
soldier. In 1189 hebecame king of England and shortly thereafter set out on theThird Crusade. He was accompanied by the young Philip II, kingof France, son of Louis VII. The Crusade proved a failure
almostfrom the start, mainly because of the lack of harmony betweenthe two kings. In Sicily Richard quarreled with Philip andrefused to marry Philip's sister as planned. Instead he marriedBerengaria
of Navarre on Cyprus, which he conquered in 1191.After capturing Acre from the Saracens that same year, Richardexecuted 2700 Muslim prisoners of war. It was Richard's personalvalor in the Holy Land,
however, rather than his ruthlessness,that made his name famous in legend. Conflict over policy in theHoly Land resulted in a break between the two, and Philipreturned to France alone. Richard spent
months in indecisivecontests against Saladin, sultan of Egypt and Syria, beforemaking a truce by which Jerusalem was left in Saladin's hands.Captured en route to England by Leopold V, duke of
Austria(1157-94), Richard was handed over to Holy Roman Emperor HenryIV. He was released in 1194 only after paying a heavy ransom.Richard returned to England and there made peace with hisbrother,
John, later king of England, who in his absence hadbeen conspiring with Philip to usurp the English throne. Leavingthe government of England to the care of the able administratorHubert Walter,
archbishop of Canterbury (died 1205), Richardwent to France in 1194 to wage war against the French king.Campaigns in defense of his European lands continued for fiveyears. Victor in most of the
warfare in which he engaged,Richard was fatally wounded by an arrow during an insignificantskirmish in 1199. As king, Richard had chosen able ministers, towhom he left most matters of
administration. Under his rule,however, England suffered heavy taxation, levied to support hisexpeditions. Sometimes cruel, sometimes magnanimous, and alwayscourageous, Richard was well versed in
the knightlyaccomplishments of his age and was also a poet. He was to becomethe hero of many legendary tales.
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 1158 - 1186 Geoffrey PLANTAGENET 28 28 DATE 22 JUN 1997 D. 1201 Constance DE BRETAGNE RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain
DATE 21 MAR 1999 1153 - 1189 William II 36 36 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Merged General Note: William II (of Sicily), called The Good(1154-89), Norman king of Sicily (1166-89), the son of WilliamI. Entertaining hopes of a
Mediterranean empire, he sought(1172) marriage with Maria Comnena, daughter of the Byzantineemperor Manuel I. That failing, he embarked (1174-75) upon anunsuccessful attempt at conquest in North
Africa. He latermarried (1177) Joan Plantagenet (1165-99), daughter of Henry IIof England, and launched a campaign (1185) against Byzantium.Repulsed, he planned participation in the Third Crusade
but diedbefore joining it.
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DATE 22 JUN 1997 1938 - 1994 Larry Orlando Jr. Guthu 56 56 DEATH: Cert# 94-19616

Social Security Number: 542-40-3972

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

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is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 97023
Estacada, Clackamas, Oregon 1200 - 17 JAN 1239/1240 Isabella MARSHALL EDUC Some say died 15 Jan. Died in Childbirth.
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britainhttp://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal00596Marshal, Isabella, LadyBorn: 9 OCT 1200, Pembroke Castle, WalesDied: 17
JAN 1240, Berkhamsted Castle, HertsInterred: Beaulieu Abbey, HampshireNotes:Some say died 15 Jan. Died in Childbirth.Father: Marshal, William, Earl of Pembroke 4, b. 1146Mother: de Clare, Isabel,
Countess Strigoil, b. ABT 1174Married 9 OCT 1217, Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester to de Clare,Gilbert of Gloucester, Earl of Gloucester 4Child 1: de Clare, Amicia, b. 27 MAY 1220Child 2: de Clare,
Richard of Gloucester, Earl of Gloucester2nd, b. 4 AUG 1222Child 3: de Clare, Isabel, b. 8 NOV 1226Child 4: de Clare, William, Sir, b. 18 MAY 1228Child 5: de Clare, Gilbert, Priest, b. 12 SEP
1229Child 6: de Clare, AgnesMarried 30 MAR 1231, Fawley Church, Bucks to , Richard ofCornwall, Earl of CornwallChild 7: , John, b. 31 JAN 1232Child 8: , Isabella, b. 9 SEP 1233Child 9: , Henry of
Almaine, b. 2 NOV 1235Child 10: , Nicholas, b. 17 JAN 1240------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources:
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DATE 7 MAR 1998 ~1146 - 1219 William MARSHALL 73 73 April 24, 1231
OCCU Third Earl of Pembroke   Marshall of England
EDUC Pembroke,Netherwent,Leinster,Orbec,Bienfaite,half Giffard
RELI See the article on Pembroke in "The Complete Peerage",Pembroke, William Marshall, 1st earl of, d. 1219, Englishnobleman.  He became (1170) a guardian of Prince Henry, eldestson of Henry II, and
supported him in his abortive rebellion(1173-74) against his father.  After the prince's death(1183),however, he went on crusade for the king.  Upon theaccession (1189) of Richard I, Marshal married
Isabella, heiressof Richard de Clare, 2d earl of Pembroke, and took her titles,thereby becoming 1st earl of Pembroke in the Marshal line.During Richard I's absence from England, Marshal supported
theking's brother JOHN against William of LONGCHAMP but helpedthwart John's 1193 rebellion.  Once John became king, however,the earl supported him and was one of his counselors atRunnymede.  Elected
regent for the young Henry III by the baronsin 1216, Marshal successfully waged war against the invadingPrince Louis (later Louis VIII) of France and by a firm policytoward recalcitrant barons
secured a relatively stable kingdom.See Sidney Painter, _William Marshall_ (1933, repr. 1967).each of his five sons (whom were all earls of Pembroke insuccession) died without issue, and all of his
posessions weredivided among his five daughters and their heirs.  See thearticle on Pembroke in "The Complete Peerage", or the article onWilliam Marshall in "The Dictionary of National
Biography".Stewart BaldwinThere is a brilliant, short, reflective book on William by thelateGeorges Duby, _William Marshal, the Flower of Chivalry_,trans. RicchardHoward (NY: Pantheon, 1985).  A
contemporary epicpoem survives aboutWilliam, of nearly 20,00000 lines: _Histoirede Guillaume le Marechal_, ed.P. Meyer, 3 vols. (Paris,1891-1901).  It has neever been translated, butit was drawn
onby Duby and also in earlier biography of William bySidneyyPainter: _William Marshal, knight-errant, baron, andregent of England_(Baltimore, 1933).Nat
Tayloaylor=======================================http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal02217Marshal, William, Earl of Pembroke 4Born: 1146Acceded: 1189Died: 14 MAY 1219,
CavershamInterred: Temple Church, LondonNotes:and The Marshal of England. Pembroke, Netherwent, Leinster, Orbec, Bienfaite,half Giffard.Father: Marshal, John FitzGilbert, The MarshalMother: de
Salisbury, SibylMarried AUG 1189, London, England to de Clare, Isabel, CountessStrigoilChild 1: Marshal, MaudChild 2: Marshal, William, Earl of Pembroke 5, b. ABT 1190Child 3: Marshal, Richard, Earl
of Pembroke 6, b. AFT 1190Child 4: Marshal, Gilbert, Earl of Pembroke 7Child 5: Marshal, Walter, Earl of Pembroke 8, b. AFT 1198Child 6: Marshall, Anselm, Earl of Pembroke 9Child 7: Marshal,
Isabella, Lady, b. 9 OCT 1200Child 8: Marshal, SibylChild 9: Marshal, EvaChild 10: Marshal, Joan------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author:
Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright  1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
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OCCU William Marshall was the regent for Henry III for the first three years of his reign.  He was renounded as a loyal and faithful knight
DATE 5 SEP 2001 ~1182 - 1230 Gilbert DE CLARE 48 48 25 Dec 1230
OCCU Earl of Hertford. Clare; Tonbridge; St. Hilary;
EDUC half  Gifford, Gloucester,Glamorgan, Gwynllwg
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great BritainA Magna Carta Baronhttp://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal03051de Clare, Gilbert of Gloucester, Earl of Gloucester
4Born: CIR 1180Acceded: 1217Died: 25 OCT 1230, Penros, BrittanyInterred: TewkesburyNotes:Earl of Hertford. Clare; Tonbridge; St. Hilary; half ( Gifford,Gloucester,Glamorgan, Gwynllwg). Some sources
say married Isabella 1214.The Complete Peerage vol.V,pp694-6.Father: de Clare, Richard, Earl of Hertford, b. CIR 1153Mother: , Amicia of Gloucester, Countess of GloucesterMarried 9 OCT 1217,
Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester to Marshal,Isabella, LadyChild 1: de Clare, Amicia, b. 27 MAY 1220Child 2: de Clare, Richard of Gloucester, Earl of Gloucester2nd, b. 4 AUG 1222Child 3: de Clare,
Isabel, b. 8 NOV 1226Child 4: de Clare, William, Sir, b. 18 MAY 1228Child 5: de Clare, Gilbert, Priest, b. 12 SEP 1229Child 6: de Clare,
Agnes------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright  1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
ENGL Y
DATE 25 MAR 1999 1171 - 1233 Matilda Maud DE KEVELIOC DE MESCHINES 62 62 OCCU Cts.ofHuntingdon
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"he authors,
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1273 Roger DE SOMERY SOMERI DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1247 - 20 FEB 1313/1314 Alianore or Agnes DE BOHUN OCCU Lady
DATE 13 MAR 1999 1239 - 1279 Robert DE FERRERS 40 40 OCCU Earl of Derby
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1182 - ~1228 Reginald DE BRAOSE 46 46 OCCU Lord of Abergaveny
RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded toiographies by Eva Scott (1899), Bernar.
DATE 13 OCT 1997 ~1130 Bertha FitzWalter DE GLOUCESTER EDUC who married Philip de Braus (?)
RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded t--Other FieldsRef Number: 71225955
DATE 23 AUG 1997 Abt 1148/1150 - ~1221 Roger II BIGOD OCCU Baron, Earl of Norfolk and SuffolkA Magna Carta Baron.===================Subject:    Re: Parents of Hugh Bigod d. Feb. 1224/5From:        Richard Borthwick <rgbor@CYLLENE.UWA.EDU.AU>Date:        Sun, 27 Apr
1997 14:16:21 +0800At 06:43 PM 23/04/97 GMT, you wrote:>Weis and Burke do not agree who Hugh's mother was.  Does anyonehave an>opinion or evidence to show if it was Ida or if it was Isabellade
Warren?>CP IX:589 gives Hugh's father, Roger (d.1221), only one wife,Ida (whoparentage is unknown). Neither ES III:355 & 699 indicate amarriage betweenan Isabel de Warrenme and Roger Bigod.
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DATE 1 APR 1999 Living Guthu ~1168 Isabell or Ida Plantagenet DE WARREN OCCU Cnts. of NorfolkGayle Wilson <gayle@inforum.net>Subject: Re: Wife of Earl ofNorfolk, Roger Bigod...From:  Gayle WiWilson<gayle@inforum.net>Date:  Fri, 21 Feb 1997 10:35:28 -0800Ralph LHolloway
wrote:> >  In trac tracing the Fitzrandolph line, Icame across Mary Bigod> wife of Ranulf Fitz Robert. Her fatherwaas Roger Bigod, 2nd Earl of> Norfolk, Judicar to King RichardI, and in 1215 was
among the Barons ffor> the Magna Carta. Hedied in 1221. His wife was Ida. Does anyone know who> this Idawas?> Ralphlph HollowayAccording to Professor Yeatman, in The History of the House ofArundel,
page 38, the he wife of the Roger you speak of above,as well as mother to several children, including Mary, wassIsabella (aka Ide, aka Ida, aka Elizabeth) Plantagenet. Isabellawas the daughter of
Hameline PlPlantagenet and Isabella Warenne,Countess of Surrey (Pedigrees of Some of Charlemagne'sDescendantts pg 156).  Let me know if you need furtherinformation.May your roses always bloom in the
Son,GayGayleWilsonPS  (Yes, the address is new!)
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~1175 - 1225 Hugh BIGOD 50 50 OCCU Third Earl of NorfolkA Magna Carta Baron. First Earl of Norfolk; instrumental insecuring the throne for Stephen in 1135; switched allegianceback and forth between Stephen and Matilda; cast his
lot withrevolt of Henry's sons against their father.  His lands wereseized, castle burned, heavy fine. COLULMBIA ENCYCLOPAEDIA
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DATE 1 MAR 1998 D. 1288 William DE FERRERS The Honourable William Ferrers, 2nd son of William, 7th Earl ofDerby, otained, by gift of Margaret, his mother, one of thedaus. and co-heirs of Reoger de Quinci, Earl of Winchester, themanor of
Groby, co. Leicester, whereupon he assumed; the arms ofthe family of De Quinci.  He m. 1st, Joane, daug. of Hugh leDespencer; and 2ndly Eleanor,l dau. of Matthew Lovain, ad by theformer had
issue.=========Subject: Re: Higham FerrarsFrom:  Capon <Richard@RICHARDC.FTECH.CO.UK>Date:  Tue, 4 Mar 1997 19:24:25 GMT>RICHARD>>One stray comment leads to another.  I happen to have a bookopen on
my desk>to the family of Richard Throckmorton of Higham Ferrars.  He isan ancestor,>so I have an interest in that locale also.  Might we connect?>>Tom (aikenroots@aol.com)>>>TOMCertainly.I hope the
rest of the list members will allow me a little timea bit offthe immediate topic  to fill in the background to some mediaevalgenealogy.If anyone objects to this correspondence being in this list
thenemail medirect and I will only mail directly rather than through thelist. If youapprove of this slight deviation from the normal fare of thelist; thenequally, let either of us know. I neither
case will offence betaken I am sure.I am interested in mediaeval genealogy of towns because of theinteractionof the classes of individuals. We may not know the names of theserfs,burgesses and the
like, but the interaction of  serfs and theirleige lordscan put skin on the bones of what can get rather dry if onebecomes totallyinvolved with who begat who.I may not be able to help with the
genealogy much for HighamFerrers, but Iwas brought up in the town and know its history reasonably well.You mayknow that the modern town started life as a stronghold ofWilliam Peverelwho was reputed
to be one of William the Conqueror's bestgenerals.Previously there had been a Saxon burgh on the site calledHecham. It wasthe moot of the Hecham Hundred.In time Hecham became Higham and the Ferrers
family succeeded tothe town.Its earliest Charter of Liberties was in 1251 when William deFerrers, Earlof Derby named 91 of his serfs and their families. They werenamed as freeburgesses and the
borough was born.The castle built to keep Hereward the Wake under control, becamethe huntinglodge of John of Gaunt and the Lancastrian Kings two hundredyears later,but it soon fell into disrepair
after that until the stones wereused tobuild Kimbolton Castle fifteen or so miles away.The Archbishop of Canturbury, Henry Chichele established one ofthe oldestgrammar schools in the country there
and there was ChicheleCollege  whichwas arguably a university of that period on a par with Oxfordand Cambridge.A bedeshouse was built and a magnificent church. Over thecenturies fairsand markets
fluorished and the burgesses continued to fill thetown'soffices with Mayors, town clerks, constables, bailiffs,aletasters andleather searchers. In 1556 a new charter was granted by Philipand Mary as
areward to the town for its loyalty during the Lady Jane Greyrebellion andthe right was granted to send one Member to Parliament.What else are you interested in Tom?Richard.
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1162 - 1217 Richard DE CLARE 55 55 OCCU Earl of Hertford  (Gloucester, Glamorgan, Gwynllwg)
EDUC Acceded: 1173 Clare, Tonbridge; St. Hilary; half Giffard
RELI Sources: Lafreniere, Albert N.A Magna Carta Baronhttp://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal12993de Clare, Richard, Earl of HertfordBorn: CIR 1153Acceded: 1173Died: 1217Notes:Clare,
Tonbridge; St. Hilary; half Giffard (Gloucester,Glamorgan, Gwynllwg).Father: de Clare, Roger, Earl of Hertford, b. AFT 1115Mother: de St. Hilary, MaudMarried CIR 1180 to , Amicia of Gloucester,
Countess ofGloucesterChild 1: de Clare, Gilbert of Gloucester, Earl of Gloucester 4,b. CIR 1180Child 2: de Clare, Richard (Roger)Child 3: de Clare,
Matilda------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright  1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
ENGL Y
DATE 25 MAR 1999 ~1176 - 1217 Robert DE QUINCY 41 41 circa 1172 in Buckley (Nhants) England
Died 1219 in Holy Land, Asia MinorA crusader.
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1178 Amicia DE KEVELIOC DE MESCHINES RELI  poisoned. [Footnote by Altschul:  "E..
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1155 - 1219 Saire III DE QUINCY 64 64 OCCU First Earl of Winchester (Magna Carta) [Sahir de Quincy]A Magna Carta Baron
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~1154 - 1235 Margaret DE BEAUMONT BELLMONT 81 81 DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1130 - 1190 Robert IV DE BEAUMONT BELLMONT 60 60 OCCU Earl of Leicester
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1134 - 1212 Petronella Petronille GRANTMESNIL 78 78 DATE 2 SEP 1996 Living Guthu 1252 - 1280 Robert DE MUSCEGROS 28 28 OCCU Sir--Other FieldsRef Number: 2225810
DATE 13 MAR 1999 1261 - ~1281 Agnes DE FERRERS 20 20 --Other FieldsRef Number: 2225811
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1200 - 1254 William DE FERRERS 54 54 upon doIng homage in the 32nd year of Henry III, had livery ofChartley Castel, and the other lands of his mother'sinheritance; and the same year he sat in the parliament held inLondon; wherein the
king made so stout an answer to the demandsof his impetuous barons.--Other FieldsRef Number: 4451622His lordship, who from his youth had been a martyr to the gout,and in
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1198 - 19 MAR 1280/1281 Margret DE QUINCY --Other FieldsRef Number: 4451633
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1174 - 1264 Roger DE QUINCY 90 90 OCCU Second Earl of WinchesterRef Number: 8903246Roger De QUINCY B:  Abt 1174Of, Winchester, Hampshire, England D:  25 Apr 1264(spm), , , England M:  Abt 1217
DATE 28 MAY 1999 1162/1168 - 22 SEP 1246/1247 William DE FERRERS OCCU Fourth Earl of DerbyThis nobleman, upon the return of King Richard from captivity,took arms in his behalf and joining the Earl of Chester,besieged Nottingham Castle, which, after a brief
resistance,surrendered.  For this and other acts of fidelity, he was chosenby the king to sit with the rest of the peers in the greatcouncil held at the said castle of Nottingham in the
ensuingMarch.  Moreover, at Richard's second coronation he was one ofthe four that carried the canopy over the king's head. Upon theaccession of King John, his lordship, with the Earls of Clareand
Chester, and other great men, swore fealty to the newmonarch, but upon the condition that each person should have hisright.  His lordship was present at the coronation of King John,and 7 June
following, being solemnly created Earl of Derby byspecial charter, dated at Northampton, he was girt with a swordby the king's own hands (being the first of whom in any charterthat expression was
used). He had also a grant of the thridpenny of all the pleas before the sheriff throughout the wholecounty, whereof he was earl, to h old to him and his heirs asamply as any of his ancestors had
enjoyed the same. Moreover, inconsidertion of 4,000 marks, he obtained another charter fromthe king of the manor of Higham-Ferrers, co. Northampton, withthe hundred and park; as also of the manors
of Bliseworth andNewbottle, i nthe same shire; which were part of the lands ofhis great grandfather, William Peverel, of Nottingham.  KingJohn also conferred upon him a mansion-hous, situated in
theparish of St. Margaret, within the city of London, which hadbelonged to Isaac, a Jew, at Norwich, to hold by the service ofwaiting ujpon the king (the earl and his heirs), at allfestivals yearly,
without any cap, but with a garland of thebreadth of his little finger upon his head.  These liberal marksof royal favour were felt so gratefully by th erl, that in allth subsequent struggles
between the king and the refractorybarons, his lordship never once swerved from his allegiance, butremained true to the monarch; and after King John 's decease, headhered with the same unshaken
loyalty to the intrests of hisson, King Henry III.  His lordship assisted at the coronation ofthe new monarch; and immediatelyh after the ensuing Easter hetook part with the famous William Marshall
(governor of the kingand kingdom), the Earls of Chester and Albemarle, and many othergreat men in the siege of Mountsorell Castle, in Leicestershire,then held by Henry de Braybroke, and ten other
stout knights.And ther same year, was likewise with those noble persons atraising the siege of Lincoln, which place the rebellious baronswith Lewis [sic], King of France, had invested.--Other
FieldsRef Number: 8903244
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1174 - 1247 Agnes de Gernon DE MESCHINES DE KEVELIOC 73 73 --Other FieldsRef Number: 8903245
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1147 - 1181 Hugh DE KEVELIOC DE MESCHINES 34 34 OCCU Earl of Chester
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"This nobleman joined in the rebellion of the Earl of Leicesterand the King of Scots, against King Henry II, and in support ofthat
monarch's son, Prince Henry's pretensions to the crown.  Inwhich proceding he was taken prisoner, with the Earl ofLeicester, at Alnwick, but obtained his freedom soon afterards,upon the king's
reconciliation with the young prince. Again,however, hoising the standard o revolt, both in England and inNormandy, with as little success, he was again seized, and thendetained a prisoner for some
yhers.  He eventually, however,obtained his liberty and restoration of his lands, when publictranquillity became completely re-estblished some time about the23rd year of the king's reign. 6th Earl
of Chester--Other FieldsRef Number: 17806490
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1155 - 1227 Bartred or Bertrade Bertrude D'Evereux DE MONTFORT 72 72 --Other FieldsRef Number: 17806491
FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1116 - 1153 Ranulph DE MESCHINES DE GERNON 37 37 OCCU Earl of Chester
RELI Sources: Roberts, Gary Boyd.  "Ancestors of American PresidensThis nobleman, who was a leading military character, took anactive part with the empres maud, and the young Prince Henry,against
King Stephen in the early part of the contest, and hvingdefeted th king, and made him prisoner at the battle of Lincoln,committted him to the castle of Bristol.  He subsequently,however, sided with
the king, and finally, distrusted byh all,died, under excommun;ication, in 1155, sujpposed to have beenposoned byh William Peverell, Lord of Nottingham, who beingsuspected of the crime is said to
hav eturned monk, to avoid itspunishment.--Other FieldsRef Number: 35612980
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Living Guthu Richard MESCHINES 1156 - 1222 Raymond VI DE TOULOUSE 65 65 OCCU Count of Toulouse from 1194
EDUC (1209) joined the  Albigensian Crusade
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great BritainRaymond VI(b. Oct. 27, 1156--d. August 1222, Toulouse, Fr.),  count ofToulouse from 1194, who at first tolerated the heretical
Cathariin Languedoc, then (1209) joined the  Albigensian Crusadeagainst them and afterward fought the crusaders to save his owndominions.The son of Count Raymond V, Raymond VI was a nephew of
KingLouis VII of France and brother-in-law of King Richard I ofEngland. Tolerant toward the many heretics among his subjects,Raymond VI was thought to have been an accessory to the murderof a papal
legate,  Peter of Castelnau, who had been urging himto act against the Cathari. After the Legate's death (Jan. 15,1208), Pope Innocent III proclaimed the crusade, which Raymondjoined, perhaps as
penance. The other crusaders, most of whomwere North Frenchmen seeking lands in the South, were led bySimon de  Montfort (father of Simon de Montfort, earl ofLeicester, famous in English history),
and Raymond found himselfobliged to defend his lands against their ambitions. In theBattle of Muret, near Toulouse (Sept. 12, 1213), Raymond andKing Peter II of Aragon (his brother-in-law by a later
marriage)were defeated by Simon, who was awarded Raymond's countship bythe fourth  Lateran Council (1215).With Aragonese help, however, Raymond reoccupied the city ofToulouse (September 1217). He
then withstood a siege by Simon(who was killed near the city, June 25, 1218) and regained mostof his lands before his sudden death. Twice excommunicated bythe church, he was refused Christian
burial. Related Propaedia TopicsThe growth of the Kingdom of France under the later Capetiandynasty (1180-1328), the Low CountriesCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1290 - 1365 John MAUTRAVERS MALTRAVERS 75 75 OCCU Baron
DATE 26 AUG 1996 D. 1337 Margaret MORTIMER DATE 24 JAN 1999 ~1295 - 1322 Ela or Milicent Eva DE BERKELEY 27 27 DATE 14 MAR 1999 Robert DE FERRERS This nobleman rebelled against Henry II and marching at the headof the Leicestershire men (19 Hen.II) upon Nottingham, then keptor the king by Reginald de Luci, got possession of this town,which he
sacked, putting the greater part of the inhabitants tothe sword, and taking the rest prisoners.  He was soonafterwards, however, reduced to submission, and obliged tosurrender to the crown his
castles of Tutbury and Duffield,which were demolished by the order of the King. a benefactor tothe church, having founded the priory of Woodham, in Essex--Other FieldsRef Number: 35612976
DATE 13 MAR 1999 Sibilla DE BRAOSE --Other FieldsRef Number: 35612977 ~1136 - 1191 William DE FERRERS 55 55 This gentleman was ousted of his dignities of Derby andNottingham by King Richard I, but they were soon afterwrdsrestored to him,and we find him accompanying the lion-heartedmonarch to the Holy Land,
where he lost his life at the siege ofAcon anno. 1191. His lordship, amongst other gifts to thechurch, gave in the 1st Richard I, for the health of his souland the sould of Sibel lhis wife, to the
monks of St. Denis, inFrance, o ax taper yerly, price thirteen pence; as also a stagand boar in their proper seasons, to be sent annually thither atthe feast of St. Denis, by himself and his
heirs.--Other FieldsRef Number: 17806488
DATE 13 MAR 1999 Agatha de FERRERS Subject: Re: King John Lackland, childrenFrom:  "Todd A. Farmerie" <taf2@po.cwru.edu>Date:  Thu, 27 Feb 1997 00:10:31 -0500pegken wrote:>> I appreciated Gordon Fisher's informative note about Henry
Iand his> wives and mistresses.  Can anyone point me to informationabout King> John Lackland and his mistress Agatha de Ferrers?  A pedigreechart that> someone gave me lists Joan, of Enland as their
child.  I havecompared> what I have(undocumented) with another pedigree list with KingJohn and> Agatha de Ferrer and very little agrees-dates or parents ofAgatha.  All> help will be appreciated.
This is my first note here.That Agatha was mother of Joan is entirely unsupported.  Theonlyprimary source identifying Joan's mother calls her "QueenClementia"which is not helpful, since there was no
Queen named Clementia.taf
DATE 28 FEB 1998 Millicent DE FERRERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 Living Guthu Living Ball Living Anderson Roger MORTIMER ~1206 - <1253 Helen VERCH LLEWELYN 47 47 DATE 13 OCT 1997 1228 - 12 MAR 1298/1299 Maud DE FERRERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1195 Sibil DE FERRERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1150 Sibyl Sibel DE BRAOSE --Other FieldsRef Number: 17806489
DATE 8 OCT 1997 Thomas DE FERRERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1204 - 1280/1281 Sibel Sybil MARSHALL DATE 6 FEB 1997 D. 1232 Ranulph de Mechines DE KEVELIOC DATE 14 MAR 1999 William DE KYMES DATE 14 MAR 1999 Emerick de Rupel CARNARDI WFT Est. 1876-1896 - WFT Est. 1897-1980 Mabel Finch ~1190 - 1241 John DE VIPONT VIPOUNT 51 51 DATE 14 MAR 1999 Franco DE MOHUN ~1238 - 12 MAR 1309/1310 Joan DE FERRERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 Mary LE BRUN DATE 24 SEP 1995 Joane DESPENCER DATE 26 SEP 1996 Eleanor LOVAINE DATE 10 MAR 1999 Beatrix MESCHINES Ralph DE MALPAS DATE 14 MAR 1999 Abt 1117/1121 - 1180 Simon D'Evereux DE MONTFORT OCCU Earl of Evereux
FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1172 Mabill Mabel DE KEVELIOC DE MESCHINES ENGL Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1906 - 1966 Joseph L. Taylor 60 60 1180 - ~1242 Hawise DE KEVELIOC DE MESCHINES 62 62 OCCU Countess of Lincoln
DATE 13 MAR 1999 William DE ALBINI DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1199 - 1226 Robert DE ST JOHN 27 27 RELI Sources: /*- TUT
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1224 - 1298 Humphrey VI DE BOHUN 74 74 Died as a prisoner 27 Aug 1265 in Beeston Castle, Co. Chester"English nobleman.  He was constable of England and with RogerBigod, earl of Norfolk, led the baronial opposition to EDWARD Ithat forced
the king to sign the important confirmation of thecharters (1297)."  (Columbia Encyclopaedia)=================================United KingdomThe Edwardian settlement.Edward I provided for the
security of his conquests by means ofa program of castle building, initiated after the war of 1277and subsequently extended to include the great structures ofConway, Caernarfon, Harlech, and, later,
Beaumaris. Each castlesheltered a borough where English colonists were settled. Theking's arrangements for the governance of Llywelyn's formerlands in northwestern Wales were embodied in the Statute
ofWales (1284). Three counties-- Anglesey,         Caernarfon, andMerioneth--were created and placed under the custody of ajustice of North Wales. In northeastern Wales a fourth county,Flint, was
attached to the earldom of Chester. In southwesternWales the counties of Cardigan and  Carmarthen, under thecustody of the justice of West Wales, were formed out of landsover which royal power had
been gradually extended by a processcompleted upon the failure, in 1287, of the revolt of Rhys apMaredudd, the last of the princes of the dynasty of Deheubarth.Structurally, the shires that formed
the Principality of Waleswere similar to those of England, and certain common-lawprocedures were introduced into their courts, but the shiresremained outside the jurisdiction of the central courts
ofWestminster and they did not elect representatives toParliament. The March of Wales was extended through the creationby royal charters, out of parts of Gwynedd and Powys, of thelordships of
Denbigh, Ruthin, Bromfield and Yale, and Chirk. Inhis relations with two of the major barons of the older March,Gilbert de Clare of Glamorgan and Humphrey de Bohun of Brecon,Edward showed a
determination to assert the sovereignty of thecrown over the March and to eradicate abuses of the Custom ofthe March such as the claim, defiantly expressed by Gilbert, tothe right to wage war in the
March. But neither Edward nor hissuccessors attempted any far-reaching changes in theorganization of the March, and political fractionizationpersisted over the next two centuries.Copyright (c) 1996
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
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DATE 2 AUG 2000 Ykenai DATE 22 JUN 1997 ~1160 - 1241 William Guillaume I DE FIENNES 81 81 OCCU S. de Fiennes
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1166 Agnes DE DAMMARTIN DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1205 - 1270 Alan LA ZOUCHE 65 65 2  Alan II, De La ZOUCHE B:  Abt 1203Of, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, England D:  10 Aug 1270, , , England M:  Bef 1242Of, Winchester, Hampshire, England
DATE 28 MAY 1999 1222 - 1296 Elena Helen or Ela DE QUINCY 74 74 DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1220 Anabil DE CHAUCOMBE DATE 13 MAR 1999 1905 - 1980 Edwin A. Kiefer 75 75 D. 1255 Warin DE MUNCHENSI SRCE @N5307@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Joan MARSHALL DATE 30 SEP 1995 1180 - 1239 Simon DE DAMMARTIN 59 59 OCCU Ct. of Ponthieu
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1196 - 1250 Marie TALVAS 54 54 OCCU Countess of Ponthieu and Montreuil
DATE 28 FEB 1999 ~1175 - 1238 Roger LA ZOUCHE 63 63 OCCU Sheriff of DevonshireRoger La ZOUCHE B:  Abt 1182Of, Ashby, Leicestershire, England D:  Bef 14 1238 MayM:  Abt 1204
DATE 28 MAY 1999

OCCU Sheriff of DevonshireRoger La ZOUCHE B:  Abt 1182Of, Ashby, Leicestershire, England D:  Bef 14 1238 MayM:  Abt 1204
DATE 28 MAY 1999 ~1179 - >1232 Margaret 53 53 DATE 28 MAY 1999

DATE 28 MAY 1999 0895 - 0939 Athelstan 44 44 Athelstan (895-939), king of Wessex (924-939), and the first monarch to take the title of king of England. The grandson of King Alfred, he was crowned at Kingston-upon-Thames and seems to have possessed both great ambition and talent. It is supposed that his design was to unite, under his personal rule, the entire island of Britain. On the death of his brother-in-law Sihtric (reigned about 921-926), king of Northumbria, about 926, Athelstan took possession of his dominions. The other kings of the island submitted to him, in some instances voluntarily, and he styled himself Rex totius Britanniae (King of all Britain). A league, composed of Welsh, Scottish, and Danish allies, was formed against him. A fierce and decisive battle was fought (937) at Brunanburh, in which the allies were utterly defeated. After this the renown of Athelstan spread to the Continent. He exhibited a deep interest in the welfare of his people, improved the laws, and encouraged the translation of the Bible into the vernacular.



"Athelstan," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. st wife DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1190 - 1265 Robert TREGOZ 75 75 DATE 23 JUN 1996 ~1200 Julia DE CANTILUPE DATE 14 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1890-1918 - 1980 Tom Christianson 1245 - 1321 Thomas DE BERKELEY 76 76 OCCU 1st L. Berkeley
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~0813 - 29 AUG 886 Basil I MAMIKONIAN See Historical Document. ~1170 - 1243 Thomas DE BERKELEY 73 73 RELG @N3682@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1174 - 1276 Joan DE SOMERY 102 102 DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1120 - 1190 Maurice FitzHarding DE BERKELEY 70 70 DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0755 - ~0797 Hmayeak MAMIKONIAN 42 42 --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~1096 - 1170 Robert FITZHARDING 74 74 DATE 23 JUN 1996 1100 - 1170 Eva ESTMOND 70 70 DATE 22 SEP 1996 ~1153 Sibil FITZANTHONY DATE 1 AUG 1996 1158 - 24 JUN 1214/1215 Roger DE MORTIMER RELI at p. 117.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Private John Steinbarth ~1164 - 1252 Millicent DE FERRERS 88 88 DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1180 Hugh DE MORTIMER OCCU Lord of Wigmore
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1091 - 1180 Hugh IV DE GOURNAI GOURNAY 89 89 DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1112 Millicent DE COUCY DE MARIA DATE 24 NOV 1997 ~1120 - 1190 Alan LA ZOUCHE 70 70 DATE 13 MAR 1999

DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1100 - 1141 Geoffrey LA ZOUCHE 41 41 OCCU Vcnt. of Porhoet
DATE 21 JUL 1996

OCCU Vcnt. of Porhoet
DATE 21 JUL 1996 ~1110 Hawise FERGANT DATE 23 SEP 1996

DATE 23 SEP 1996 1305 - 1344 Robert DE CLIFFORD 38 38 DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1307 - 1362 Isabella DE BERKELEY 55 55 DATE 10 JAN 1999 ~1134 - 1200 Alberic II C DE DAMMARTIN 66 66 DATE 13 MAR 1999 Private Richard Koteski ~1138 Maud or Mahaud PONTHIER DATE 26 SEP 1996 ~1166 - 1240 William Plantagenet DE WARENNE 74 74 OCCU 6th E. of Surrey
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~1192 - 1248 Maude DE MARSHALL 56 56 DATE 14 MAR 1999 Matilda or Maud of Angus DATE 8 SEP 1996 ~1125 Robert DE QUINCY DATE 13 MAR 1999 Orbile DE LEUCHARS DATE 23 SEP 1996 1219 - 1259 William DE VIVONIA 40 40 DATE 21 AUG 1996 ~1142 - 1210 Ralph DE SOMERI 68 68 1211
OCCU Lord of Campden
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1146 - 1242 Maud Margaret FitzGilbert MARSHALL 96 96 Abt 1160
DATE 19 JAN 1998

TYPE Web Site
AUTH Tracy A. Crocker
URL http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/Tracy_A_Crocker/CROCKER/d5/i0001965.htm
DATE 5 Sep 2001
DATE 5 SEP 2001 ~1138 John DE SOMERI DATE 14 MAR 1999 1918 - 2000 Clifford Chester Lembcke 81 81 Hawise PAYNEL DATE 22 SEP 1996 ~1174 Ragnhild or Hilda MACGILLEBRIDE DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~1126 - 1164 John FitzGilbert MARSHALL 38 38 Abt. 1105
RELI Acceded: BEF 1130
ALIA John FitzGilbert       aka: John Marshalhttp://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal06108Marshal, John FitzGilbert, The MarshalAcceded: BEF 1130Died: 1165Father: Marshal, Gilbert,
The MarshalMarried SEPARATION 1141 to Pipard, AlineChild 1: Marshal, Gilbert FitzJohn, The MarshalMarried AFT 1141 to de Salisbury, SibylChild 2: Marshal, John, Master Marshal, b. 1144Child 3:
Marshal, William, Earl of Pembroke 4, b. 1146------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright
1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
SRCE @N6162@
DATE 24 JAN 1999

TYPE Web Site
AUTH jedh@inet.att.co.kr
TITL MyTrees.com at Kindred Konnections
URL http://63.169.143.2/cgi-bin/genealogy/frameit?105975+985194381+N70+English
DATE 21 March 2001
DATE 5 SEP 2001 1878 - 1956 Theo Genette Edmisten 77 77 ~1178 - 1232 William DE BRIWERE 54 54 DATE 29 SEP 1996 ~1149 Joan DE VERNON DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1145 - 1226 William DE BRIWERE 81 81 DATE 28 SEP 1996 ~1149 - 1217 Beatrice DE VAUX 68 68 DATE 24 JAN 1999 ~1184 - 1224 Baldwin WAKE 40 40 DATE 22 AUG 1996 ~1184 - 1233 Isabel DE BRIWERE 49 49 DATE 28 SEP 1996 Private Eugene Wayne Mussett D. 1250 Gilbert DE SANFORD SAUNFORD ENGL Y
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1211 Lota or Lora LA ZOUCHE ENGL Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1126 Maud FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~1110 Philip DE BELMEIS DATE 14 MAR 1999

DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1114 Maud or Matilda DE MESCHINES DATE 5 OCT 1996

DATE 5 OCT 1996 ~1165 - 1221 William D'AUBIGNE D'AUBIGNY 56 56 OCCU 3rd Earl of Arundel
ENGL Y
DATE 24 JAN 1999 ~1176 - 1232 Nicholas DE STOTEVILLE 56 56 DATE 8 SEP 1996 ~1180 - 1242 Devorgilla of Galloway 62 62 RELG @N3759@
DATE 28 SEP 1996 ~1146 Nicholas DE STUTEVILLE DATE 8 SEP 1996 ~1150 Gunnora DE GOURNAI GOURNAY DATE 13 MAR 1999 Living Guthu D. 1186 Adam DE BRUS DATE 10 JAN 1999 Joanna DE MESCHINES DATE 14 MAR 1999 1144 Maude DE MESCHINES DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1154 - 1182 Henri D'EU 28 28 OCCU Count of Eu; Lord Hasting
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~1163 - 1207/1212 Maud Plantagenet DE WARREN DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~1133 Maude DE BRAOSE DATE 18 JAN 1998 John DE BRAOSE DATE 23 MAR 1997 Margaret VERCH LLWYELYN DATE 1 APR 1999 D. 1244 Rhys Mechyll AP RHYS GRYG DATE 1 APR 1999 1198 Marie DE PONTHIEU OCCU Countess of Ponthieu
DATE 27 FEB 1999 Living Nygren Living Loundree Suzanne DE WARENNE DATE 14 MAR 1999

DATE 2 AUG 2000 Maud DE LACY RELG @N4235@
DATE 1 AUG 2000 D. 1260 David FITZGERALD OCCU Baron of Naas 3
DATE 1 AUG 2000 1276 - 1351 William La ZOUCHE 75 75 OCCU Knight 1306
RELG @N4314@
DATE 10 MAY 1997 Maud LOVEL DATE 10 MAY 1997 D. 1193 Robert Richard DE LACY DE LACIE OCCU Lord Of Halton; Constable Of Chester
RELI Lord Of Halton; Constable Of ChesterNOTES for Robert: 4, (o.s.p.) Robert was probably at the coronation of Richard Ias he witnessed the coronation charter. (p 86)"The Coucher Book or Chartulary
of Whalley Abbey," edited byW.A. Hulton; published by The Chetham Society, 1847."Robert de Lascy,who died 12 Kal. Febr., A.D. 1193, and devised his estates,consisting of sixty sixty knights' fees,
to his uterine sister, Albreida,daughter of Robert de Lisours. Mem.--Dugdale's account of the descent of theLascy honours has been followed; but it is proper to state thatanother version, supported
by Dodsworth, implies that the connection ofthe Lascys with the barons of Halton was as follows: I. Robert deLascy, left three children, 1. Ilbert, who succeeded, but died s.p. 2.Henry, who
succeeded, and left the above above name Robert de Lascy 3. Albreida, married Robert de Lizours, who, by an entry on thepipe-roll, 31 Henry I, paid twenty-five marks that he might marry thesister of
Ilbert de Lascy. They had a daughter and heir, Albreda, whomarried Richard, fifth baron of Halton..."3, #1513, p 203. "Grant by Robert de Lascy to William (de Vescy)Fitz-Eustace his uncle, of 1
bovate in Great Marsden (co.Lanc.,), rendering a spur of 4d. yearly at Pontefract. c.1180-1193.""Robert, only son and heir of Henry de Lascy, is named in one of hisfather's charters, in which he
confirmed a gift made by Jordan Foliot;its date is 1160-1177. His mother is said to have been Aubreye, sister ofWilliam de Vescy, sometime parson of Barwick- in-Elmet. "
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DATE 19 JAN 1998 D. 1193 Robert II DE LACIE "ROBERT II (o.s.p. 1193) (1) = Isabella de Warenne = (2) Gilbertde l'Aigle"---  W E Wightman, *The Lacy Family in England and Normandy,1066 1194*, genealogical chart following p 260.From same, p
85-86:  "Robert seems to have been allowedto inherit the honour as soon as his father's death becameknown.  .....  He left no heirs, and, as there were no othersurviving heirs of either Henry or
Ilbert II, the successiondevolved on the great-grandson of Henry's sister Aubrey, Roger'Helle', constable of Chester, who took the name Lacy when hewas allowed to inherit the lands.  He had to pay a
relief ofthree thousand marks, three times the amount that Robert hadpaid sixteen years before. Thus the honours of Halton and Widnesbecame joined to those of Pontefract and Clitheroe built up bythe
first Lacy line, the whole forming the basis of the power ofthe earls of Lincoln in the next century."
DATE 17 MAY 1997 John DE MONTAULT DATE 14 MAR 1999 Mathilda Maud DE BOHUN DATE 13 MAR 1999 D. 1245 Anselme MARSHALL OCCU Earl of Pembroke 9
DATE 2 AUG 2000 1868 - 1938 Simon Johanson Moen 69 69 Facts about this person:

Fact 4    April 1892
Immigrated to America ~1190 William MARSHALL OCCU Earl of Pembroke 5
ENGL Y
DATE 1 MAR 1998 >1190 Richard MARSHALL OCCU Earl of Pembroke 6
DATE 8 OCT 1997 Gilbert MARSHALL OCCU Earl of Pembroke 7
DATE 8 OCT 1997 >1198 Walter MARSHALL OCCU Earl of Pembroke 8
DATE 8 OCT 1997 Aline PIPARD DATE 8 OCT 1997 1144 - 1199 John MARSHALL 55 55 OCCU Master Marshal
DATE 19 JAN 1998 Amicia DE LEICESTER OCCU heiress of the English earldom of Leicester
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. ~1199 William FitzMaurice FITZGERALD DATE 1 AUG 2000 Alina DE CLARE DATE 1 AUG 2000 Ela PLANTAGENET DATE 2 AUG 2000 1876 - 1935 Mathilda Pedersen Guthu 59 59 Robert DE NEWBURN DATE 2 AUG 2000 William of Sprotborough FITZWILLIAM DATE 2 AUG 2000 D. >1208 Mary DE WARENNE DATE 2 AUG 2000 Gilbert DE LAIGLE OCCU Lord of Pevensey
DATE 2 AUG 2000 1837 - 1923 Eliza Cathrine Rhodes 86 86 sister - Margaret b abt 1847 Richard of Dover FITZJOHN OCCU Baron of Chilham
DATE 2 AUG 2000 D. <1232 Rohese DE DOVER DATE 2 AUG 2000 Fulbert DE DOVER DATE 2 AUG 2000 Richard DE DOUVRES DATE 2 AUG 2000 1229 - 1276 Isabel FitzRoy DE CREOUN 47 47 DATE 2 AUG 2000

DATE 12 APR 1997

DATE 8 AUG 1996 1859 - 1934 Fredrick James Dimmock 74 74 Dimmock purchased 80 acres in Iola Township, later added 40 more acres. He served as town supervisor and chairman of the board. D. >1231 Henry D'ESTOUTEVILLE OCCU Lord of Valmont & Rames
DATE 2 AUG 2000 ~0880 - 5 JUN 928 Louis I or III the Blind DE BOURGOGNE --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 APR 1999 886/888 - ~0914 Anna of Byzantium MAMIKONIAN --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 APR 1999 1032 - 1083 Mathilda DE FLANDRES 51 51 RELI Birth: Lafreniere, Albert N.She was 6th in descent from Elfrida, daughter of Alfred theGreat Merged General Note: She was 6th in descent from Elfrida,daughter of Alfred the Great--Other
FieldsRef Number: 1452024325
DATE 1 APR 1999 1054 - 1134 Robert II Curthose DE NORMANDY 80 80 RELI Sources: Europe xcMerged General Note: Left no surviving issue
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1056 - 1100 William II Rufus DE NORMANDY 44 44 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.He extended his power into Normandy and Scotland. His father onhis deathbed named him as his successor in England, leaving theduchy of Normandy to his eldest
son, Robert. William Rufus, ashe was known because of his ruddy complexion, was crowned inWestminster Abbey in 1087. The following year William's uncleOdo, bishop of Bayeux (1036?-97), led a
rebellion of Normanbarons who sought to unseat him in favor of Robert. William'sEnglish subjects, believing his promises of less oppressivetaxation and more liberal laws, helped him quell the
revolt. Theking, despite his promises, continued to pursue a domesticpolicy that was harsh and venal. William invaded Normandy in1089, 1091, and 1094, winning some concessions from his brotherRobert
II, duke of Normandy, each time. He forced the Scottishking Malcolm III MacDuncan (1031?-93) to pay him homage and in1092 seized the city of Carlisle and other areas claimed byMalcolm in Cumberland
and Westmorland. In 1096 Robert mortgagedNormandy to William for funds to finance a Crusade. William thenfought to recapture lands his brother had lost as duke ofNormandy and returned the county of
Maine to the rule of theduchy. After the death in 1089 of Lanfranc, the archbishop ofCanterbury, William delayed naming a successor. He held openvacant bishoprics and enriched himself with church
monies,incurring the displeasure of many ecclesiastics. In 1093 heselected Anselm, abbot of Bec, as the new archbishop, but theyquarreled over William's authority to control churchappointments.
William was killed. It is not known whether theslaying, which is traditionally ascribed to a Norman namedWalter Tirel (died after 1100), was accidental or intentional.William  never married and had
no children. His younger brothersucceeded to the throne as King Henry I. Other notes:William II(of England), called Rufus (1056?-1100), king of England(1087-1100), who extended his power into
Normandy and Scotland.He was the third son of William the Conqueror, king of England,who on his deathbed named him as his successor in England,leaving the duchy of Normandy to his eldest son,
Robert(1054?-1134). William Rufus, as he was known because of hisruddy complexion, was crowned in Westminster Abbey in 1087. Thefollowing year William's uncle Odo, bishop of Bayeux (1036?-97),led a
rebellion of Norman barons who sought to unseat him infavor of Robert. William's English subjects, believing hispromises of less oppressive taxation and more liberal laws,helped him quell the
revolt. The king, despite his promises,continued to pursue a domestic policy that was harsh and venal.Merged General Note: William II (of England), called Rufus(1056?-1100), king of England
(1087-1100), who extended hispower into Normandy and Scotland. He was the third son ofWilliam the Conqueror, king of England, who on his deathbednamed him as his successor in England, leaving the
duchy ofNormandy to his eldest son, Robert (1054?-1134). William Rufus,as he was known because of his ruddy complexion, was crowned inWestminster Abbey in 1087. The following year William's
uncleOdo, bishop of Bayeux (1036?-97), led a rebellion of Normanbarons who sought to unseat him in favor of Robert. William'sEnglish subjects, believing his promises of less oppressivetaxation and
more liberal laws, helped him quell the revolt. Theking, despite his promises, continued to pursue a domesticpolicy that was harsh and venal. Merged Note (Died): William waskilled on August 2, 1100,
while on a hunting trip in the NewForest in Hampshire. It is not known whether the slaying, whichis traditionally ascribed to a Norman named Walter Tirel (diedafter 1100), was accidental or
intentional. William was buriedat Winchester; he never married and had no children. His youngerbrother succeeded to the throne as King Henry I.
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0986 - 1032 Constance DE TOULOUSE 46 46 --Other FieldsRef Number: 5808097303
RELG @N331@
DATE 11 MAY 1997 0962 - >1017 Bertha 55 55 Cousin of Robert II.  Heiress of Arles in Provence. MergedGeneral Note: Cousin of Robert II.  Heiress of Arles inProvence.
DATE 27 JAN 1996 ~0897 - Abt 14 JAN 962 Geirlaug Adeleor Gerloc DE NORMANDY See Historical Document. ~0564 Erchenaud of Moselle 1842 - WFT Est. 1882-1933 Andreas Kristenson Reistad (Restad) Regintrude of Austrasia Merovingian ~0848 Hilda Ragnhild HROLFSSON OCCU Countess of Maer
RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N374@
DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~0800 Eystein Glumra IVARSSON RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N376@
DATE 14 MAR 1998 0751 - 0771 Carloman 20 20 DATE 29 DEC 1995 0772 - 4 DEC 811 Charles the Younger RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc*772/3; Werner. Karl der J"ungere, 788 Koenig v.Neustrien,25.12.800 inRomals K"onig der Franken gekr"ont, 806 zum Nachfolger imKaisertumvorgesehen
DATE 29 DEC 1995 0715 - 4 DEC 755 Carloman FRNK Y
FREN Y
GOVT Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 0635 - 16 DEC 714 Pepin D'HERISTAL He was Carolingian mayor of the palace, who reunited theFrankish realms in the late Merovingian period. A grandson ofPepin the Elder, he succeeded to his position in the kingdom ofAustrasia around
680. In 687 he extended Carolingian rule to theother Frankish kingdoms, Neustria and Burgundy, but retainedmembers of the Merovingian dynasty as figurehead monarchs in allthree. Two years later he
extended his control over theFrisians, a pagan people living on the North Sea coast. Pepin'sdeath was followed by a civil war and the succession of hisillegitimate son Charles Martel. Merged General
Note: Pepin ofHerstal was born in 635.  Died on 16 Dec 714.  Pepin of Herstal(635?-714), Carolingian mayor of the palace, who reunited theFrankish realms in the late Merovingian period. A grandson
ofPepin the Elder, he succeeded to his position in the kingdom ofAustrasia around 680. In 687 he extended Carolingian rule to theother Frankish kingdoms, Neustria and Burgundy, but retainedmembers
of the Merovingian dynasty as figurehead monarchs in allthree. Two years later he extended his control over theFrisians, a pagan people living on the North Sea coast. Pepin'sdeath was followed by a
civil war and the succession of hisillegitimate son Charles Martel. He married Alpais.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 13 JUN 823 - 6 OCT 877 Charles II the Bald See Historical Document. ~0805 - 19 APR 843 Judith DE BAVARE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploac. All Rights Reserved.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1 SEP 846 - 10 FEB 879 Louis II the Stammerer le Begue OCCU King of France
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploac. All Rights Reserved.
FREN Y
ROYL Y
DATE 17 NOV 1997 1870 - 1919 Ragna Johanne Christensen Reistad (Restad) 48 48 Facts about this person:

Baptism   October 16, 1870
Faaberg Parish, Norway D. 0919 Gisele RELI Sources: Slocombe, George. "William the Conqueror" pub. 1961 0968 - 1016 Ethelred Æthelred II the Unready 48 48 REFR
DATE 0979
RETO
DATE 1016
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.He was an Anglo-Saxon king of England. His reign was marked bybitter military struggles. After negotiating a treaty withRichard II, duke of Normandy, Æthelred
married Richard's sister.This marriage provided the basis for the subsequent Norman claimto the English throne. Although Æthelred paid tribute to theplundering Danes, Sweyn I (the Forkbeard), king
of Denmark,invaded England in 1013 and proclaimed himself king. In 1014Æthelred fled to Normandy but returned a few months later uponSweyn's death. Sweyn's son and successor, Canute II, invaded
thecountry a year later and, following Æthelred's death, becameking of England. Æthelred's sobriquet, The Unready is acorruption of the Old English unraed, bad counsel, which is areference to his
misfortunes.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N506@
ROYL Y
SAX Y
DATE 8 FEB 1998 ~0982 - 1052 Emma DE NORMANDY 70 70 OCCU Qn. of England
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.
RELG @N507@
DATE 21 MAR 1999 1066 - 1090 Constance DE NORMANDY 24 24 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Number: +.
NORM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1057 - 1065 Adeliza DE NORMANDY 8 8 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Number: +.She was bethrothed to Harold II.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1055 - 1126 Cecily DE NORMANDY 71 71 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Number: +.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1054 - 1081 Richard DE BERNAY 27 27 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Number: +.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0872 Papia Popa or Papie DE BAYEAUX OCCU Dchs.of Normandy
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Number: +.--Other FieldsRef Number: 9125259777
DATE 23 FEB 1997 <0857 - <0930 Pepin de Senlis de Valois BERENGAR 73 73 RELI Sources: Slocombe, George. "William the Conqueror" pub. 1961Subject: Re: Wm the Conqueror (another Ahnentafel; 6+ K)From:"Alan B. Wilson" <abwilson@UCLINK2.B.BERKELEY.EDU>Date:  Thu, 6Feb 1997
21:00:16 -0800     Gordon Fisher <gfisher@SHENTEL.NET>on 6 Fe Feb 1997 presentsan ancestry for William the Conquerer.One line of thatancestry was a descent frfrom Charlemagne toPoppa, wife of
Rollo,Duke of Normandy.  The line went:  (33)POPA; (66) PEPIN;  (132)PEPIN II; (264) BERNARD, King of Italy;(528) PEPIN I, King ofLombardy.  Next would be Charlelemagne.Most ancestries for Poppa,
wife of Rollo, list Beranger,Count ofBayeaux as her fatherher, and do not identify her motheror anyfurther ancestry for Beranger.  This includesMoriarty,PlPlantagenet Ancestry, p. 11; Weis,
Ancestral Roots[121E-18];Winkhaus, "Normandie," p. 133; EuropaiischeStammtafeln, ii, 79;Turton, Plantagenet Ancestry, p. 6; Stuart,Royalty forCommoners [166-35]5]; Joannis & Saint-Jouan, i, 4. ESii,
75 (rev. in III(1)) suggests an ancestry for Poppa'smomother:            Erispoe, Duke ofBrittany                               ?|Gurvand, Duke of Brittany = N.N.
| Beranger, Count of Bayeux =N.N. |                                Rollo = PoppaThis was theline I listed in my earlier submission of anancancestry forWilliam the Conquerer.     Moriarty,
Plantagenet Ancestry, p.226 reports aspeculativeive ancestry for Poppa based on asuggestion by theBelgian, J. Dhoudt: Bernard, King of Italy| Pepin II of Peronne                                    
    |Gui, Count of SeSenlis = N.N. ?|Rollo = PoppaThis lis line, which Moriarty did not incorporate,would continue,of course, as a line to Charlemagne froom Poppa'smother.     I would be curious to
know the source(s) for GordonFisher's line.--Alan B. n B. Wilsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu
DATE 23 FEB 1997 0920 - 0962 Hugues of Vermandois DE VERMANDOIS 42 42 DATE 27 OCT 1997 ~1835 - WFT Est. 1874-1926 James P. Carpenter ~0943 - 0962 Emma 19 19 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"lsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu.
DATE 7 OCT 1997 D. >0996 Thierry DE BLOIS DATE 14 MAR 1999 Hedwig DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"lsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0974 - 1017 Judith DE BRETAGNE 43 43 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"lsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu.--Other FieldsRef Number: 1140657473
RELG @N609@
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Papia D'ENVERMEU RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"lsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu.
DATE 2 APR 1999 Agnes DE BLOIS DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0997 - 1028 Richard III DE NORMANDY 31 31 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"lsonabwilson@uclink2.berkeley.edu.He was bethrothed to Adela, daughter of Robert I, king ofFrance.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Alice DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"nce..
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1010 - ~1071 Eleanor DE NORMANDY 61 61 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"nce..
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1001 - ~1066 Herluin DE CONTEVILLE 65 65 See Historical Document. Living Izer ~0775 - 4 FEB 839 Egbert III DE WESSEX OCCU King of the Angles
OCCU King of Wessex
Egbert (775?-839), king of Wessex (802-39), and the first Saxonking recognized as sovereign of all England (828-39). He was theson of a Kentish noble but claimed descent fromCerdic (reigned519-34), founder of Wessex, the kingdom of the West Saxons insouthern England. During the late 8th century, when King Offa ofMercia (reigned 757-96) ruled most of England, Egbert lived inexile at the court of Charlemagne. Egbert regained his kingdomin 802. He conquered the neighboring kingdoms of Kent, Cornwall,and Mercia, and by 830 he was also acknowledged as sovereign of East Anglia, Sussex, Surrey, and Northumbria and was given thetitle of Bretwalda (Anglo-Saxon, ruler of the British). During succeeding years Egbert led expeditions against the Welsh and the Vikings. The year before his death he defeated a combinedforce of Danes and Welsh at Hingston Down in Cornwall. He wassucceeded by his son Ethelwulf (825-58), the father of Alfred.

Note: From BRITAIN'S KINGS AND QUEENS By SirGeorge Bellew Kcvo
Offa, King of Mercia, had been strong enoughto banish the young Egbert, whose cousin, Beorhtri, was jealous of his claims to th throne of Wessex, but after the death of Beorhtric, and after the extinction of the male line of the royal house of Mercia, Egbert returned and was acclaimed king of the West Saxons. For many years Egbert did not try to increase his poer, but when he did he arrived all before him.  The Mercians were defeated and had perforce to acknowledge him as lord; the Cornish, the Kentishmen and the East Anglians each inturn had to bow the knee to the conqueror; and when in 829 the somewhat moribund kingdom of Northumbria yeilded to him, his triumph was complete; he was Bretwalda.  [Overlord] Egbert'sconquest was
to be more or less permanent, for his descendants,though they often sufferred reverses, were in name and in fact generally kings of England.  The triumph of the house of Wessex was due less perhaps to
Egbert's military skill than to the fact that he was the last male member of a ruling family left in England.  So great was the veneration for royal blood, which in Saxon times was broadly defined as having descent from Cerdic,first king of the West Saxons, who died in 534, and so mystic was the conception of kingship, as the surviving Coronation order of Egbert, Archbishop of York (732-66),
illustrates,that lesser kings were very willing to acknowledge Egbert as Bretwalda, theirlord and protector. http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal0197,
Egbert III of Wessex, King of Wessex
Born: ABT 775
Acceded: 802
Died: 4 FEB 839
Interred: Winchester Cathedral, London, England
Notes:Reigned 802-839.In 800 at the decease of King Brithric, Egbert was called by thevoice of
hiscountrymen to assume the Government of Wessex, and hesubsequently succeededin reducing all the Kingdoms of the Heptarchy under his sway.His reign, along and glorious one, is memorable for the
great victories heachieved overthe Danes.See Europsch Stammtafeln Bund II tafel 58.
Father: , Ealhmund of Kent, Under-King of Kent
Mother: , Daughter of Kent
Married to , Redburga
Child 1: ,
AEthelwulf, King of England, b. ABT 800
Child 2: , Editha, Abbess of Polesworth
Child 3: , Athelstan, Sub King of KentVersion: 19 Aug 97
Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliography Copyright
1994,1995, 1996, 1997 ~0806 - 13 JAN 857 Ethelwulf DE WESSEX REFR
DATE 0839
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DATE 0838
OCCU King of Wessex
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Merged General Note: From BRITAIN'S KINGS AND QUEENS By SirGeorge Bellow Kvoc Ethelwulf, son of King Egbert, was a maninclined to piety and mildness, and for a
time Bishop ofWinchester. He came to the throne an experienced ruler, for hisfather had made him 'sub-king' of Kent nine years before. Thoughhe had such a promising training we know little of his
actualreign.  Most of his time seems to have been spent in fightingthe Danes, who occupied the north and east parts of England; andtwo at least of his vicories are recorded; one at Oakley andanother
at sea. In 855 Ethelwulf took his youngest son Alfred(later to be called the Great) on a pilgrimage to Rome.  On threturn journey he made a profitable alliance by marryingCharlemagne's
grand-daughter Judith, the daughter of Charles theBald, King of France and Emperor of the Romans.  On his arrivalin England with his thirteen-year old bride, he found that hisson, Ethelbald, had
usurped his throne, but, rather than cause acivil war, he was content to take second place, reverting; tohis former kingdom of Kent.  Two years later, in 858, he died.William Seymour, SOVEREIGN
LEGACY: An Historicla Guide to theBritish Monarchy, p. 19: "... he meaintained the supremacy ofWessex and had his successes against the Danes, notably at abattle near Basingstoke in 851, where he
'inflicted the greatestslaughter upon the heathen host that ever we have heard tell ofup to the present day.' "--Other FieldsRef Number: +
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 descendant of Wihtgar Judith RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"s Bretwalda, their lord and protector..--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 29 JUL 1995 Editha DE WESSEX RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"His deposition marked the dissolution .
DATE 21 MAR 1999 0849 - 28 OCT 899/901 Alfred the Great RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.He is one of the outstanding figures of English history. On thedeath of his brother Æthelred Alfred became king, coming to thethrone during a Danish invasion.
Although he succeeded in makingpeace with the Danes, they resumed their marauding expeditionsfive years later, and by early 878 they were successful almosteverywhere. About Easter of 878, however,
Alfred establishedhimself at Athelney and began assembling an army. In the middleof that year he defeated the Danes and captured theirstronghold, probably at present-day Edington. During
thefollowing 14 years Alfred was able to devote himself to theinternal affairs of his kingdom. By 886 he had captured the cityof London, and soon afterward he was recognized as the king ofall
England. In 893 the Danes invaded England again, and thefollowing four years were marked by warfare; eventually, theDanes were forced to withdraw from Alfred's domain. The onlyruler to resist Danish
invasions successfully, Alfred made hiskingdom the rallying point for all Saxons, thus laying thefoundation for the unification of England. Alfred was a patronof learning and did much for the
education of his people. Hebegan a court school and invited British and foreign scholars,notably the Welsh monk Asser (flourished 885-909) and theIrish-born philosopher and theologian John Scotus
Erigena, tocome there. Alfred translated such works as The Consolation ofPhilosophy by the Roman statesman and philosopher Boethius, TheHistory of the World by the Spanish priest Paulus Orosius
(circa385-420), and Pastoral Care by Pope Gregory I. Alfred's laws,the first promulgated in more than a century, were the firstthat made no distinction between the English and the
Welshpeoples.


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     Alfred, called The Great (849-899), king of the West Saxons (871-899), and one of the outstanding figures of English history. Born in Wantage in southern England, Alfred was the youngest of five sons of King Ethelwulf. On the death of his brother Ethelred Alfred became king, coming to the throne during a Danish invasion. Although he succeeded in making peace with the Danes, they resumed their marauding expeditions five years later, and by early 878 they were successful almost everywhere. About Easter of 878, however, Alfred established himself at Athelney and began assembling an army. In the middle of that year he defeated the Danes and captured their stronghold, probably at present-day Edington. During the following 14 years Alfred was able to devote himself to the internal affairs of his kingdom. By 886 he had captured the city of London, and soon afterward he was recognized as the king of all England.
In 893 the Danes invaded England again, and the following four years were marked by warfare; eventually, the Danes were forced to withdraw from Alfred's domain. The only ruler to resist Danish invasions successfully, Alfred made his kingdom the rallying point for all Saxons, thus laying the foundation for the unification of England.
Alfred was a patron of learning and did much for the education of his people. He began a court school and invited British and foreign scholars, notably the Welsh monk Asser and the Irish-born philosopher and theologian John Scotus Erigena, to come there. Alfred translated such works as The Consolation of Philosophy by the Roman statesman and philosopher Boethius, The History of the World by the Spanish priest Paulus Orosius, and Pastoral Care by Pope Gregory I. Alfred's laws, the first promulgated in more than a century, were the first that made no distinction between the English and the Welsh peoples.



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B2a:King Alfred and the Danes Egbert's grandson, Alfred, became king of Wessex in one of England's darkest hours. The Danes, part of the Viking forces that had begun to raid the English coasts in the late 8th century, had given up their primary goal of plunder and were now set on conquering England. Wessex and Alfred were all that stood in their way. Alfred at first had to buy a respite, but after his victory at Edington in 878 he forced the Danish king Guthrum to accept baptism and a division of England into two parts, Wessex and what historians later called the Danelaw (Essex, East Anglia, and Northumbria). By creating an English navy, by reorganizing the Anglo-Saxon fyrd, or militia, allowing his warriors to alternate between farming and fighting, and by building strategic forts, Alfred captured London and began to roll back the Danish tide.



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B2b: Alfred's Legacy: Alfred also gave his attention to good government, issuing a set of dooms, or laws, and to scholarship, which had declined in the years since Bede and Alcuin. He promoted, and assisted in, the translation of Latin works into Old English and encouraged the compilation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. For his many accomplishments, Alfred was called The Great, the only English king so acclaimed.
The conquest of the Danelaw was completed by Alfred's son, Edward the Elder, and by his grandson Athelstan, who won a great victory at Brunanburh in 937. Most of the remainder of the century was peaceful. In this atmosphere, Saint Dunstan, archbishop of Canterbury from 960 to 988, was able to restore the English church to health and prosperity.

"England," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. D. 0874 Burghred DE MERCIA RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"His deposition marked the dissolution .ubject:    Re:  Baldred of KentFrom:        user012@login.com (Matman)Date:        4 Feb 1997 10:06:33
-0800There was a query about Baldred king of kent a while ago, and asIdidn't see any reply on my newserver, I'll post this. Sorry ifthis has already been dealt with.A King Baldred was driven over
the Thames from Kent by WestSaxon forces under Aethelwulf son of King Egbert in 825 (as reportedinthe Anglo-Saxon Chronicle). His family or descent is not known,but Barbara York in her book Kings
and Kingdoms of earlyAnglo-Saxonengland, p119 (I think) says he was probably a relative ofBeornwulfking of Mercia 823-25, who was defeated by Egbert the same year.Kenthad been since the 790's
(despite several revolts) a sub-kingdomof the kings of Mercia who usually appointed a relative as itsking.Beornwulf was perhaps related to the Beornred king of Mercia whowas killed in 757, and the
family of Beorhtwulf king of Mercia839-52and Burgred 852-74, but the specific links required to make thismore than a plausible theory have not yet been worked out.Matt
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0845 - 0871 Ethelred DE WESSEX 26 26 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"His deposition marked the dissolution .Wounded at Merton--Other FieldsRef Number: +
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DATE 0871
OCCU King of Wessex
DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 0839 Ethelstan DE KENT RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"er Fields
DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 0860 Ethelbald DE WESSEX REFR
DATE 0855
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DATE 0860
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"er FieldsMerged General Note: From BRITAIN'S KINGS AND QUEENS By SirGeorge Bellow Kvco Little is known of Ethelbald's brief reign,and
tht little is unfortunate. He inadvisedly married hisadolescent step-mothr, Judith, which was contrary to the laws ofthe Church.  Consequently Queen Judith's father, King Charles thBald of France,
fored him to return his wife-mother and confinedher to the solitude of the cloister.  [She later marriedBaldwin, Count of Flanders]
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 Living Izer D. 0866 Ethelbert DE KENT REFR
DATE 0860
RETO
DATE 0865
OCCU Co-King of Kent, Essex and Sussex (857-860)
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Wulfthryth RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"er Fields--Other FieldsRef Number: + D. 0902 Ethelwald DE YORK RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rs].
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0869 - 12 JUN 918 Ethelfleda REFR
DATE ABT 0890
RETO
DATE 0918
OCCU Pncs. of England ; Lady of Mercia
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rs].Aethelflaed, also  spelled ETHELFLEDA, or AELFLED, also called LADY OF THEMERCIANS (d. June 12, 918, Tamworth, Eng.), Anglo-Saxon
ruler ofMercia in England.The daughter of King Alfred the Great, she helped her brotherEdward the Elder, king of the West Saxons (reigned 899-924), inconquering the Danish armies occupying eastern
England.Aethelflaed became the effective ruler of Mercia some yearsbefore the death (911) of her husband, Aethelred, ealdorman ofthe Mercians. While Edward fortified (910-916) the southeastMidlands,
Aethelflaed was building fortresses around Mercia. By917 she and Edward were ready to launch a massive joint assaulton the Danish positions. Aethelflaed quickly captured Derby, andin 918 she
occupied Leicester, but she died before the campaignwas successfully completed. Edward then claimed his sister'skingdom and completed the subjugation of the Danes. BecauseAethelflaed had extended
her influence into Wales andNorthumbria, Edward was able to assert his authority over theseregions as well. Thus, almost all of England came under hiscontrol. Related Propaedia TopicsWestern Europe,
the Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Empire, andEastern Europe from AD 395 to c. 1050Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 0922 Ethelward RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rs]. ~0877 - 7 JUN 929 Elfrida or Elftrude RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rs].AELFTHRYTH Princess of England was born about 868 in Wessex,England.  Shedied in 920.  OR:  ELFRIDDA.  In Giles' trans ofWilliam
of Malmesbury's*Chronicles*, she is given asETHELSWITHA:  "He [Alffred] gave his daughterEthelswitha inmarriage to Baldwin earl of Flanders, by whom he had ArnulfanandEthelwulf."   --- William of
Malmesbury, *Chronicle of the Kingsof England*, c 1135,tr John AlAllen Giles, London (Henry G Bohn)1847, p 121Searle has, p 343:  "abbess Shaftesbury"  The BaldBABALDWIN II OF FLANDERSCount of
Flanders and AELFTHRYTHPrincess of England had the following childrren:  1 i.ARNOLD I OF FLANDERS Count of Flanders. ii.     John (1)(1) deBURGH.  Said to be a child of these parents by
RichardMosher inthe Ancestry Chart he sent. . iii.    AETHELWULF (2).  " ...[Alfred] gave his daughter Ethelswitha inmarriage te to Baldwinearl of Flanders, by whom he had Arnulf [i.e.,
Arnold]andEthelwulf." --- William of Malmesbury, *Chronicle of the KingsofEngland*, c 1135, tr John Allen Giiles, London (Henry G Bohn)1847, p 121
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0874 Ecgwyn Egwina RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"n Allen Giiles, London (Henry G Bohn) .
DATE 30 NOV 1996 ~0878 - ~0919 Aethelflaed DE WESSEX 41 41 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"n Allen Giiles, London (Henry G Bohn) .--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0859 - ~0898 Ethelhelm DE WESSEX 39 39 OCCU Prince of Wessex ;Ealdorman
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"n Allen Giiles, London (Henry G Bohn) .--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 21 MAR 1999

RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rs].
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Ethelred Æthelred MUCEL MUCIL RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"n Allen Giiles, London (Henry G Bohn) .Merged General Note: Ealdorman of the Gainas, and Edburh ofRoyal House of Mercia.  The title
"Ealdorman" later evolved intoEarl.  An ealdorman was an important personage (shire officer)who participated in the Witan (Parliament)--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 3 NOV 1996 Living Lahn ~0865 - 0912 Ethelred Æthelred Athelred DE MERCIA 47 47 REFR
DATE 0880
RETO
DATE 0911
OCCU Ealdorman of Mercia;Duke of Mercia
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 0924 Elfweard RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"+. Elfleda RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"+.She was a nun. Ethelhilda RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rnacular..She was a nun.--Other FieldsBaptism: Was a lay sister. Elgiva RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rnacular.. D. 0983 Heribert RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rnacular.. 23 NOV 912 - 7 MAY 973 Otto I the Great RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rnacular..
ALIA Otto I Wielki, ces. rzymski, b 23-11-912, d 07-05-973Otto I (Holy Roman Empire), called Otto the Great (912-73), HolyRoman emperor (962-73), king of Germany (936-73), the son of theGerman king
Henry I. After subduing an uprising of noblesincited by his brother, Otto consolidated his kingdom bygranting duchies to faithful relatives and followers. In 951 hemarched to Italy to assist
Adelaide, the widowed queen ofLombardy (931?-99), against Berengar II (died 966), who hadusurped the kingdom. Otto defeated Berengar and marriedAdelaide, thereby becoming ruler of northern Italy.
When hereturned to Germany, he again crushed a rebellion of nobles ledby his son Liudolf and halted a Hungarian invasion in 955. In962 he was crowned Holy Roman emperor. In 963 he deposed PopeJohn
XII and had Leo VIII (died 965) elected in his stead. Ottosought to make the church subordinate to the authority of theempire but assisted in spreading Christianity throughout hisdomain. He
negotiated unsuccessfully with the Byzantine emperorNicephorus II Phocas (913?-69) for an alliance between theByzantine and Holy Roman empires, but was able to arrange amarriage between his son Otto
II and Theophano (955?-91),daughter of the Byzantine emperor Romanus II (939-63). Otto I(Holy Roman Empire), called Otto the Great (912-73), Holy Romanemperor (962-73), king of Germany (936-73), the
son of theGerman king Henry I. After subduing an uprising of noblesincited by his brother, Otto consolidated his kingdom bygranting duchies to faithful relatives and followers. In 951 hemarched to
Italy to assist Adelaide, the widowed queen ofLombardy (931?-99), against Berengar II (died 966), who hadusurped the kingdom. Otto defeated Berengar and marriedAdelaide, thereby becoming ruler of
northern Italy. When hereturned to Germany, he again crushed a rebellion of nobles ledby his son Liudolf and halted a Hungarian invasion in 955. In962 he was crowned Holy Roman emperor. In 963 he
deposed PopeJohn XII and had Leo VIII (died 965) elected in his stead. Ottosought to make the church subordinate to the authority of theempire but assisted in spreading Christianity throughout
hisdomain. He negotiated unsuccessfully with the Byzantine emperorNicephorus II Phocas (913?-69) for an alliance between theByzantine and Holy Roman empires, but was able to arrange amarriage
between his son Otto II and Theophano (955?-91),daughter of the Byzantine emperor Romanus II (939-63). MergedGeneral Note: Otto I (Holy Roman Empire), called Otto the Great(912-73), Holy Roman
emperor (962-73), king of Germany (936-73),the son of the German king Henry I. After subduing an uprisingof nobles incited by his brother, Otto consolidated his kingdomby granting duchies to
faithful relatives and followers. In 951he marched to Italy to assist Adelaide, the widowed queen ofLombardy (931?-99), against Berengar II (died 966), who hadusurped the kingdom. Otto defeated
Berengar and marriedAdelaide, thereby becoming ruler of northern Italy. When hereturned to Germany, he again crushed a rebellion of nobles ledby his son Liudolf and halted a Hungarian invasion in
955. In962 he was crowned Holy Roman emperor. In 963 he deposed PopeJohn XII and had Leo VIII (died 965) elected in his stead. Ottosought to make the church subordinate to the authority of theempire
but assisted in spreading Christianity throughout hisdomain. He negotiated unsuccessfully with the Byzantine emperorNicephorus II Phocas (913?-69) for an alliance between theByzantine and Holy Roman
empires, but was able to arrange amarriage between his son Otto II and Theophano (955?-91),daughter of the Byzantine emperor Romanus II (939-63).
DATE 22 MAR 1998 ~0925 - 10 OCT 993 Conrad I or III the Pacific DE BOURGOGNE OCCU King of Burgundy
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvcCalled "the Peaceable."
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Ethelgiva RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"yzantine emperor Romanus II (939-63).. Haakon Hkon HARALDSON RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was canonized..
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1709 Lydia Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Living Greybill D. 1000 Thyra HARALDSDOTTER RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was canonized..
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. 0986 Styrbjorn OLOFSON RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was canonized..ubject:    Re: Ancestry of Ulf Jarl and Torgils SprakaleggFrom:        "Marcus Borg" <marcus.borg@semcon.se>Date:        21 May
1997 18:50:08 GMTMikael Larsson <mikaell@idt.unit.no> wrote in article<5lck39$1no@due.unit.no>...> Hi,> > I wonder if there is any consensus on the ancestry of Ulf(Wulfsige)> Jarl (Who was married
to Estrid/Margrete Sveinsdatter,daugther of> Svein Forkbeard), and his father Torgils Sprakalegg aliasThrugils> Spraklings.> > Old Scandinavian sources (sorry, I do not have my sources ingood order>
for the moment) claim that Torgils was the son of StyrbjornStarke,> a member of the royal family of Sweden.> > Modern encyclopedia, OTOH, claim that Torgils was anAnglosaxon.> > I would be grateful
for any replies.> > Thanks in advance,> Mikael Larsson> > I have heard about this claimed ancestry between StyrbjrnStarke andThorgils but, I've tried to check this by sketching ancestriallines
fromStyrbjrns grandfather (father of Erik the Victorious"Segersaell") viaOlof "Skotkonung" and forwards and I have come to the conclusionthat it ismost unlikley that Thorgils is the sun of (the
mythical?)Styrbjrn Starke.If you come to any other conclusion I'd appreciate if you couldforward theinfo to me since my field of genealogy is the nordic
countries(c.900-c.1500).Cheers//Marcusmabo@mbox301.swipnet.se
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. 0992 Mjeczislas RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was canonized.. 0968 - 1000 Olaf I nicknamed CRACABBEN TRYGGVASON 32 32 OCCU King of Norway
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Olaf I, full name Olaf Tryggvason (968-1000), king of Norway(995-1000). A great-grandson of King Harold I, he was brought upin Russia and later participated in
numerous Viking raids alongthe Baltic and North Sea coasts and in the British Isles. Duringhis last campaign, in England (994) with Sweyn I Forkbeard ofDenmark, he was converted to Christianity, and
the followingyear he returned to Norway, where a rebellion had eruptedagainst the pagan Earl Hkon (937?-95). The victorious Olaffounded the city of Nidaros (now Trondheim) as his capital andset out
to Christianize the country. Only partly successful inNorway, his efforts contributed to the conversion of Iceland,Greenland, and the Faeroe Islands to Christianity. Olaf's forceswere defeated by a
coalition consisting of Sweyn Forkbeard, KingOlaf of Sweden (died 1022?), and the two sons of Earl Hkon inthe naval Battle of Svold (1000), during which Olaf lost hislife.
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DATE 31 MAR 1997 ~0950 - <1013 Sigrid the Proud 63 63 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"t 16.
ALIA Sygryda Dumna (Swietoslawa) polska, b c970, d po 02-02-1014--Other FieldsRef Number: +
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DATE 22 MAR 1998 ~1024 - 1066 Tostig DE WESSEX 42 42 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"led the empire until 1125..
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Judith DE FLANDRES RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"right (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannic.
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~1073 Nesta VERCH RHYS RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"--Other FieldsRef Number: 142582185
DATE 1 AUG 2000 descendant D'AUVERGNE DATE 24 NOV 1997 0523 - 0584 Chilperic I Merovingian 61 61 ~1780 Joseph Bentley 1029 - 1081/1084 Adelaide Adela DE GAND OCCU Cnts. of Aumale
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"mpire declined.
DATE 7 MAR 1999 ~1022 - 1054 Lambert de Boulogne DE LENS 32 32 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"mpire declined.
DATE 12 NOV 1996

DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~1059 - <1112 Matilda DE NORMANDY 53 53 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"mpire declined.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1046 - 1102 Stephen Henry Etienne DE BLOIS 56 56 OCCU Cte de Blois, de Chartres, Cateaudun, Sancerre, et Meux
EDUC (Etienne II Henri "le Sage" Count of Blois )
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"mpire declined.
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DATE 14 MAR 1999 Sybilla DI CONVERSANO RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"es and their Bulgarian allies..
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0840 - 12 NOV 912 Otto Otton le Grand VON ERLAUCHTEN OCCU Duke of Saxony
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploappointed to Chairman..
ALIA Otto, ks. Saski, b c836, d 30-11-912, m c864--Other FieldsRef Number: 9292955683
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DATE 22 MAR 1998 Altburgis Alfburgis of Lesmond GERM Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 0955 - 15 JUN 991 Theophano Theophana SKLEROS RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.
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DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0758 - 0786 Ealhmund DE KENT 28 28 REFR
DATE 0784
king in Kent in 784 and 786
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DATE 0786
OCCU Underking ofKent
RELI Sources: Europe xchttp://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal02054, Ealhmund of Kent, Under-King of KentAcceded: 784Died: 786Father: , Eaba (Eafa) of WessexMarried to , Daughter of
KentChild 1: , Ecgbert III of Wessex, King of Wessex, b. ABT 775Child 2: , Alburga (St), NunVersion: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliography Copyright  1994,1995, 1996, 1997
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 0732 Eaba Eafa DE WESSEX married a Kentish princess.http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal02055, Eaba (Eafa) of WessexNotes:married a Kentish princess.Father: , EoppaChild 1: , Ealhmund of Kent, Under-King
of KentVersion: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliography Copyright  1994,1995, 1996, 1997
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 Living Osness ~0706 Eoppa DE WESSEX http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal02056, EoppaFather: , IngildChild 1: , Eaba (Eafa) of WessexVersion: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliography Copyright
1994,1995, 1996, 1997
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DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0902 - >0960 Thietberge Teutberge DE TROYES 58 58 RELI Sources: /*- TUT--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 0947 - 0994 Willelmus II Guillaume III Taillefer TAILLEFER 47 47 OCCU Ct. of Toulouse
RELI Sources: /*- TUTTaillefer, William III, of Toulouse, Count of ToulouseBorn: ABT 947Acceded: 960Died: SEP 1037Notes:I'm not sure who Constance's mother is.Father: , Raymond III Pons of Toulouse,
Count of Toulouse, b.ABT 921Mother: , GarsindeChild 1: , Constance of Arles\Tolouse, b. ABT 973Married ABT 975 to , Arsinde (Blanka) of AnjouMarried ABT 990 to Provence, Emma ofChild 2: , Pons of
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DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0993 - 1040 Renaud I DE NEVERS 47 47 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa Great.
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0812 Aseda ROGNVALDSSON RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
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DATE 24 JAN 1998 0688 - 22 OCT 741 Charles Martel Charles Martel (circa 688-741), Carolingian ruler of theFrankish kingdom of Austrasia (in present northeastern Franceand southwestern Germany). Charles, whose surname means thehammer, was the son of
Pepin of Herstal and the grandfather ofCharlemagne. Pepin was mayor of the palace under the last kingsof the Merovingian dynasty. When he died in 714, Charles, anillegitimate son, was imprisoned by
his father's widow, but heescaped in 715 and was proclaimed mayor of the palace by theAustrasians. A war between Austrasia and the Frankish kingdom ofNeustria (now part of France) followed, and at
the end of itCharles became the undisputed ruler of all the Franks. Althoughhe was engaged in wars against the Alamanni, Bavarians, andSaxons, his greatest achievements were against the Muslims
fromSpain, who invaded France in 732. Charles defeated them nearPoitiers in a great battle in which the Muslim leader,Abd-ar-Rahman, the emir of Spain, was killed. The progress ofIslam, which had
filled all Christendom with alarm, was thuschecked for a time. Charles drove the Muslims out of the Rhonevalley in 739, when they had again advanced into France as faras Lyon, leaving them nothing
of their possessions north of thePyrenees beyond the Aude River. Charles died in Quierzy, on theOise River, leaving the kingdom divided between his two sons,Carloman (circa 715-54) and Pepin the
Short. Merged GeneralNote: Carolingian ruler of the Frankish kingdom of Austrasia (inpresent northeastern France and southwestern Germany). Charles,whose surname means the hammer, was the son of
Pepin of Herstaland the grandfather of Charlemagne. Pepin was mayor of thepalace under the last kings of the Merovingian dynasty. When hedied in 714, Charles, an illegitimate son, was imprisoned by
hisfather's widow, but he escaped in 715 and was proclaimed mayorof the palace by the Austrasians. A war between Austrasia andthe Frankish kingdom of Neustria (now part of France) followed,and at
the end of it Charles became the undisputed ruler of allthe Franks.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
FRNK Y
FREN Y
ROYL Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0830 - 0890 Rognvald the Mighty EYSTEINSON 60 60 OCCU Earl of More
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaruler of all the Franks.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1114@
DATE 1 APR 1999 0773 - 8 JUL 810 Pepin I OCCU King of Italy--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 9 FEB 1998 889/890 - 23 FEB 943 Herbert II DE VERMANDOIS OCCU Ct of Vermandoisubject: Re: Burgundy, Gerberga, Manassas, etc.From:  Matman <mat_man@hotmail.com>Date:  Fri, 23 May 1997 18:20:11 +0900Todd A. Farmerie wrote:> > addressed by Szabolcs de Vajay,
in _Annales de Bourgogne_(hereafter AB)> 34:154-69.  As is typical of the author, when faced with twoconflicting> versions of a relationship (in this case regarding theancestry of> Gerberga, Queen
of Italy) he develops an entirely differentone.  In> this case, he concludes that Gerberga was granddaughter ofLetaud,> daughter of his son Othon. The trouble with this, (and I realise you're not
propoundingthis personally) is that in this theory, Otto-William marries thewife of his great uncle:Letaud/Leotold etc  |__________________________________|       |   Othon       ||       |Gerberga
      ||       |Otto-William 2.m Ermentrude m.1 Alberic II of MaconVajay invented this Othon/Otto to explain why Otto II of Macon(Otto-William's grandson) calls Letaud his _atavus_ as I mentioned ina
previous post. But as the sources have Otto-William as the sonof Gerberga, there is no real need for this Othon anyway. > Here he again differs from ES, showing Geoffrey marryingfirst, the> aunt,
Aelis of Vermandois, daughter of Heribert II, and by herhavingThis would mean that Heribert II (d.943) had two daughterscalledAdelaide Adela/Aelis etc. We know one married Arnulf the Old ofFlanders
in the 930's, so any daughter of Heribert II who wasyoung enough to givebirth to Fulk the Black and co in c.970, could not have comefromthe same wife: one would have to invent another wife
orconcubine.K.F Werner mapped out the Vermandois family in 1960, and themajorityof historians have followed his version, including the ES, Ithink.Perhaps if the two theories, ie Gerberga dau of
Lambert, andGerbergadau of Leutaud/Leotold, are kept separate, it might be a bitclearer.The Lambert theory: (Bouchard, 'Sword & Mitre', Werner Die Weltals Geschicht, 1960)Robert m. Adelaide|Adela
m.1 Geoffrey m.2 Adelaide m1 Lambert           |   d.987 |            |  d.978/9|            |            |Fulk III    Maurice    _____|_________________  |            |          |Gerberga   
Matilda     Hugom1 Adalbert  m Geoffrey  |2 Henry        of Semur|Alberic II 1m. Ermentrude m2 Otto-WilliamThe Letaud/Leotold theory:_________________________________|     |Letaud/Leotold m.
Ermengarde   Giselbert d.956|    m. Ermengarde|    ||  Robert 1m. Adelaide m.2 Lambert|        |  _______________|_____________            |__________|              |               |         ||    
  Gerberga m.2 Henry m.2 Matilda     ||      m.1 Adalbert    m.2 Geoffrey ||    |      of Semur   ||    |          |Alberic II m 1. Ermentrude m. 2 Otto-William         ||     ____________________||
   |Guy of Macon m. AelisI havn't included the idea of 2 Adelaide's daughters ofGiselbert,or Hugo of Chalons, Geoffrey of Anjou, cos of space: but itdoesn't make much difference. Matt
DATE 27 OCT 1997 ~0895 - >0931 Liegarde or Hildebrante 36 36 RELI ]\/[ichiel van der Leeuw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 27 OCT 1997 Living Cummins 0920 - 29 AUG 968 Robert DE VERMANDOIS OCCU Count of Meaux, Count of Troyes--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 27 OCT 1997

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DATE 23 FEB 1997 11 NOV 958 - 21 JUL 987 Geoffrey I Grey gown GRISEGONELLE D'ANJOU OCCU Count of AnjouMerged General Note: Lost power and became a vassal of Blois andChampagne
RELG @N1122@
DATE 29 JUN 1997 21 JUN 987 - 1040 Fulk III Foulques IIINerrathe Black See Historical Document. ~0974 - 1046 Hildegarde or Hermengarde 72 72 EDUC sources identify her as "of Lorraine" or "of Metz"-Subject: Re: FULK THE BLACKFrom:  BJ <rground@TPGI.COM.AU>Date:Sun, 8 Dec 1996 13:35:37 +1100HelHello Gordon,Fulk Nerra is myancestor, too, &
probably ancestor to at least tensofthousands?!  Did you read anything about his strange wife,Melusine?  She was believedto be the daughter of Lucicifer! Fulkthe Black came back from his travels
with the beautifulMelusine.  They had four childrren.  Melusine rarely attendedMass, & always left before the equivalent of thecommunion/sacrament (I'm not RC).  Fulk was pressured intomaking her
stay & had four knights hold her in her place oneday.  She flew(!) out the church window, taking two of theirchildren with her!  If you have read a any more about Melusine,& where she came from or
went to,I'd love to hear from you.BJ.Subject:  Re: FULK THE BLACKFrom:  Richard Borthwick<rgbor@CYLLENE.UWA.EDU.AU>Date:  Sun, 8 Dec 1996 12:17:7:50+0800 The story is recounted in *The Plantagenet
Chronicles*(Goldaming UK, 1995) edited by ElElizabeth Hallam, p.22. Thesource of the story is Gerald of Wales. The daughter of Satan isnot named in Hallam's work. Melusine was reputed by legend to
bea familiar of the Lusignan.======================================Subject: Re: ELEANOR OF AQUITAINEFrom: Gordon Fisher <gfisher@SHENTEL.NET>Date:  Thu, 3 Apr 1997 18:55:53 -0500At 02:08 PM 4/3/97
-0500, you (Todd Farmerie) wrote:[snip, snip]>>>>         38      Foulques III "Nerra" of Anjou Count. Borncirca>> 970/971. Died 21 Jun 1040 in Metz, France. Count of Anjou>> .>>         39    
Hildegarde of Lotharingia. Born circa 964/974in>> France. Died 1 Apr 1046 in Jerusalem, Holy Land.>>>I have seen several sources identify her as "of Lorraine" or"of Metz">but none provide a
parentage.  Do you have anything for this?If not,>then how solid is the toponym?>>taf>>Bernard Bachrach, in his book *Fulk Nerra*, 1993, has on p 100:"Fulk's vigorous activities following his return
from the HolyLand werehighlighted by his marriage to Hildegarde, an *illusta puella*from Lorrainewho was descended from royalty."To this, he has a footnote on p 318:  "*Cartul. du Ronceray*,no.
173,provides the documentary evidence for Hildegarde's royal birth.Theveracity of this text is unchallenged:  e.g., Halphen, *Lecomte' d'Anjou*,11, n. 1.  Thus far, however, no one has been able to
trace herimmediatefamily with any certitude. See the literature cited by Bachrach,"Origins ofCountess Gerberga," 14-15, n. 11."The last part is evidently a reference to his article cited
inhisbibliography, "Some Observations on the Origins of CountessGerberga of theAngevins: An Essay in the Application of the Tellenbach-WernerProsopographyical Method.", *Medieval Prosopography 7*,
no. 2(1986): 1-23.Bachrach says on p 100:  "King Robert's diplomatic exchangeswith theGermans, of which the Meuse meeting is the best documented, arelikely tohave prompted his interest in
Hildegarde.  More to the point,Fulk needed awife who could provide a male heir and his choice of a womanfrom aprominent family in Lorraine might perhaps be seen to have had adiplomaticand strategic
purpose as well, which could be threatened byFulk's in-lawsif the count of Blois chose to mount military operation againstthe Angevincount in the west."In the previous paragraph, Bachrach seems to
be assuming withoutquestionthat Hildegarde is from Lorraine, although as he says in thefootnote, her"immediate family" hasn't been determined (as of 1993, to thebest ofBachrach's knowledge).Gordon
Fisher     gfisher@shentel.net
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DATE 11 MAY 1997 ~1018 - 1076 Ermingard Hermengarde D'ANJOU 58 58 See Historical Document. 1033 - 1109 Fulk IV Rechin D'ANJOU 76 76 OCCU Count of Anjou
EDUC became Count of Anjou in 1068--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1129@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1060 - 1117 Bertrade DE MONTFORT 57 57 RELI Sources: Bogert, Theodore. AOL user "TedLBJ" File uploaded to993, to the best of--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 SEP 1996 1092 - 1143 Fulk V the Young D'ANJOU 51 51 REFR
DATE 1131
RETO
DATE 1143
OCCU King of Jerusalem
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"993, to the best ofMerged General Note: Great grandson of Fulk Nerra, 972-1040,Count of Anjou (987-1040).--Other FieldsRef Number:
762012160
RELG @N1132@
DATE 27 AUG 1999 NN EYSTEINSDOTTER RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0590 - ~0800 Ivar Vidfame HALFDANSSON 210 210 OCCU Earl of the Uplands; King of Sweden
RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1135@
DATE 25 MAR 1999 Living Carr <0973 - 1011 Bernard I Benus BILLUNG 38 38 OCCU Duke of Saxony
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploackie (Elam) White
DATE 4 JAN 1997 ~0590 Halfdan Haroldsson OCCU King of Sweden
RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 22 JUL 1996 Eystein Glumra HOGNASSON OCCU Kg.of Frondheim
RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 JAN 1997 D. 0760 Sviede RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: + ~0818 Rolf Hrolf Nefja RELI Sources: England zx--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~0929 - 3 APR 963 Guillaume I William III D'AQUITAINE REFR
DATE 0935
PLAC Duke of Aquitaine
RETO
DATE 0963
PLAC Duke of Aquitaine
OCCU Count of Poitiers and Duke of Acquitaine
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa Church Holy Name Society;Ancient Orde.
ALIA 'Tete D'Etoupe' Comte Poitou
ALIA Wilhelm I (III) hr. Poitou, ks. Akwitanii, b c915, d 03-04-963, m 935--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1160@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Tore the Silent ROGNVALDSON OCCU Jarl in Moere and Haalogaland
RELI Sources: England zx
DATE 1 APR 1999 Aalof Aarbot RELI Sources: England zx 945/952 - 1004 Adelaide DE POITIERS OCCU Lady
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa Church Holy Name Society;Ancient Orde.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1164@
DATE 10 JAN 1999 ~0902 - 0935 Ebles Mancer le Batard DE POITOU 33 33 See Historical Document. Living Wainwright ~0913 EmilienneAdela or Alaine RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploayears of misrule..
ALIA Emiliana--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1168@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 <0857 DE RENNES RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploar@uiowa.edu.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 0650 Berswinde Merovingian 0880 - >0931 Beatrix DE VERMANDOIS 51 51 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploar@uiowa.edu.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 30 DEC 1996 Adele Aelis RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploar@uiowa.edu.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 13 APR 1997 Clovis II Merovingian D. 0656 Sigebert III Merovingian Agane RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner
DATE 1 JAN 1996 D. <0862 Conrad I D'AUXERRRE DATE 14 MAR 1999 0840 - 6 NOV 900 Herbert I of Vermandois DE VERMANDOIS aft 0902; 6 Nov. 900/07
OCCU of Vermandois, 896-902
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1176@
DATE 9 FEB 1998 Living Guthu 0862 Beatrice DE MORVOIS RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 13 MAR 1999 <0798 - >0834 Robert Rutpert III VON WORMSGAU 36 36 OCCU Ct de Wormsgau--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 <0798 Wiltrud Wialdruthor Waldrada D'ORLANS RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0470 Unknown of Clodoreius ~0769 - >0837 Aba Bava De Morvois 68 68 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 12 NOV 1997

[IT:Countess of Upper Alsace;
Countess of Tours.:IT]

OCCU Cnts. of Tours
DATE 20 JAN 1997

DATE 30 DEC 1995 0817 - 0845 Pepin II de Peronne DE VERMANDOIS 28 28 OCCU Lord de Peronne; Ct.of Vermandois
EDUC Count of Senlis, Peronne & St. Quen
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: 36500839108
DATE 9 FEB 1998 <0844 Guerin I Guarri RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner
OCCU Count de Morvois--Other FieldsRef Number: +
FREN Y
DATE 15 NOV 1997 <0847 Eve Eva DE ROUSSILLON RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
FREN Y
DATE 15 NOV 1997 <0976 - 1011 Hildegarde VON STADE 35 35 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner
DATE 4 JAN 1997 <0829 - 0877 Gerard DE ROUSILLON 48 48 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner
DATE 30 DEC 1996 Living Guthu <0815 Berthe de Tours --Other FieldsRef Number: + Harald Parcus RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: + ~0870 Elgiva DE WESSEX RELI Sources: yes qw--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 21 MAR 1999 0961 - 30 MAR 987 Arnulf II or Arnoul II the Young DE FLANDRES OCCU Count of Flanders
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 0950 - 1003 Rosella Suzanna 53 53 OCCU Pncs. of Italy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 JAN 1997 ~0960 - 1019 Frederick I DE LUXEMBURG 59 59 OCCU Duke of Luxemburg
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
LUXM Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0992 Ermentrude VON GLEIBERG RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 1008 Matilda DE SAXONY RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 885/890 - 27 MAR 964 Arnulf I the Old DE FLANDRES OCCU Ct. of Flanders
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1239@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0924 - 0960 Adele Alix DE VERMANDOIS 36 36 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 10 JAN 1999 Unknown 0900 - 6 JUL 966 Berengar II OCCU King of Italy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
ALIA Berengar II, kr. Wloch, b c900, d 06-08-966--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1242@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 <0921 - >0966 Willa D'ARLES 45 45 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
ALIA Willa z Arles, d po 06-08-966--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 880/885 - 923/925 Adelbert I OCCU Margrv. of Ivrea ; Count of Italy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
ALIA Wojciech, mrgr. Iwrei, d 923, m p. 900--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1245@
ITAL Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0881 - 13 JUN 910 Gisele DE FRUILI OCCU Princess of Italy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
ALIA Gisela wloska, b 880/885, d po 910--Other FieldsRef Number: +
ITAL Y
DATE 13 MAR 1999 0885 - 0936 Boson Bozo DI TUSCANY 51 51 OCCU Count d'Arles; Marquis of Tuskany
EDUC Count of Avignon, Duke of Arles, Marquis of Tuscany
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0891 - 0966 Willa DE BOURGOGNE 75 75 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 APR 1997 ~0922 - 0998 Siegfried DE LUXEMBURG 76 76 OCCU Duke of Luxemburg ; Count of Luxembourg
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
LUXM Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0972 - 15 AUG 998 Hedwig D'ALSACE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
RELG @N1249@
DATE 9 MAR 1997 Wigeric RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
OCCU Pfalzgrave of Aachen
REGN @N4831@
GERM Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. >0923 Kunigunde DE FRANCE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~1786 Azubah Brockway Also listed as Ezelah Brockway.

Also listed as Ezelah Brockway.

Also listed as Ezelah Brockway. D. 18 DEC 972 Eberhard IV VON HOHENBUGH RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Luitgarde DE TRIES DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0940 Ermentrude Irmengarde VON AVALGAU RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0952 - ~1004 Adelheid 52 52 DATE 5 JAN 1997 Magingoz Megingoz VON AVALGAU RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Ermengarde DE FRANCE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 <0855 - Abt 10 NOV 901 Adelheide or Judith DE PARIS DE PORTHOIS RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 <0840 Adelhard RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: + 27 SEP 830 - 6 OCT 869 Ermentrude Hermentrude D'ORLANS RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0805 Engeltrude of Paris Ingeltrude RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 4 JAN 1997 WFT Est. 1858-1887 - WFT Est. 1874-1969 Pauline Olesdatter Living Greybill 0758 - 30 APR 783 Hildegarde of Lizgau VON VINZGAU --Other FieldsRef Number: 2973745818785
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0654 Alpais Chalpaida or Alpaida RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa identified.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 27 JAN 1997 Adalbert I DE RHAETIAS OCCU Count of Rhaetiasaetia,also spelled RHAETIA, ancient Roman province comprisingVorarlberg and Tirolstates in present-day Austria, the eastern cantons ofSwitzerland, and parts of Bavaria
andBaden-Wrttemberg states in Germany. Its native inhabitants wereprobably of mixed Illyrianand Celtic stock. The area was conquered by Rome in 15 BC andbecame an important part ofthe empire, not
for its economic value, which was small, but forits communications positionin the network of highways between Italy and the Danube Riverand between Gaul and theBalkans.Because Raetia was a frontier
province, its boundaries shiftedin response to pressures fromthe German tribes. The northern line was moved north of theDanube to the Neckar River inthe 1st century AD, but in the 3rd century
intrusions by Germantribes forced the western andnorthern boundaries to be pulled back. By 450 Rome controlledonly the Alpine regions ofRaetia.Related Propaedia TopicsForeign policy: Roman relations
with Parthia and the otherstates in the East; the southern,western, and northern frontiersCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
GERM Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Hugh III VON HOHENBUGH RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Hildegarde RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved ~0844 - 0890 Thibaud Thibault D'ARLES 46 46 OCCU Count of Arles
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
REGN @N1280@
FREN Y
DATE 24 MAR 1999 0863 - 8 MAR 925 Berthe Bertha DE LORRAINE OCCU Pncs de Lorraine--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAY 1997 ~0820 - 0864 Herbert Hubert DE BOURGOGNE 44 44 OCCU Marquis of Transjurane Burgundy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 24 MAR 1999 <0799 - <0855 Boson III Boso III the Old DE TURIN 56 56 OCCU Count in Turin--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 24 MAR 1999 <0842 - 9 APR 868 Waldrade Valtrude or Waldrada d'Alsace RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N1285@
DATE 5 APR 1997 WFT Est. 1848-1885 - WFT Est. 1874-1963 Gudbrandsen ~0564 - 0646 Gerberga of the Franks 82 82 0840 - 17 APR 924 Berengar Berenger I DE FRIULI OCCU Emperor of the West, King of Italy,Marquis of Friuli
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
ALIA Berengar I, kr. Wloch, ces. rzymski, b 850/860Berengar,also called BERENGARIO, DUKE AND MARCHESE (duca e marchese) DELFRIULI (d. April 7, 924),  king of Italy from 888 (as BerengarI) and Holy
Roman emperor from 915. He was the founder of a lineof princes of the 9th-11th century who in popular Italianhistories are ranked incorrectly as national kings. Through hismother he was a grandson
of the Carolingian emperor Louis I thePious.After the fall of the emperor Charles III the Fat, Berengar waselected king of Italy in 888 at Pavia. He acknowledged theoverlordship of the East Frankish
king Arnulf, and from early889 he was confined to northeastern Italy by Guy of Spoleto (d.894), who at that time ruled the rest of Italy. After the deathof Guy's son and successor, Lambert (898),
Berengar finally wasrecognized throughout the kingdom.In 899 Berengar was defeated on the Brenta River by the invadingMagyars. In 900 King  Louis of Provence (the future emperorLouis III the Blind)
was invited to Italy by a group of noblesantagonistic to Berengar. Louis was crowned king of the Lombardsand then, in 901, was made emperor by Pope Benedict IV. Within ayear Berengar had expelled
Louis from Italy. Louis returned,however, and was captured at Verona on July 21, 905, blinded,and sent back to Provence. Berengar himself was crowned emperorby Pope John X in 915. But once again he
was challenged by someItalian noblemen, who in 922 called in King  Rudolf II ofBurgundy. Rudolf defeated Berengar the next year at Fiorenzuola,near Piacenza. The following spring Berengar was
murdered by oneof his own men.Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
HIST Y
ITAL Y
ROYL Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 <0870 - 0915 Bertila DI SPOLETO 45 45 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
ITAL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0840 - 882/888 Suppo II DI SPOLETO OCCU Margrave of Spoleto
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
OCCU Marquis of Spoleto, Count of Turin
RELG @N1290@
ITAL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0825 Maurin DI PARMA RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
OCCU Pfalzgrave de Parma
ITAL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0826 - 16 DEC 866 Eberhard DE FRIULI NPFX Saint
OCCU Marquis de Friuli
ALIA Eberhard mrgr. Friulii, d 864/866, m 836/840--Other FieldsRef Number: +
ROYL Y
SNT Y
DATE 4 JUN 2000 0820 - 1 JUL 874 Gilsela DE BAVARE OCCU Pncs. of France
ALIA Gizela rzymski, b c820, d po 01-07-874--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 <0811 - >0853 Hunroch DE FRIULI 42 42 OCCU Margrave de Friuli
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 <0811 - >0853 Engeltrude or Engeltron 42 42 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
FRNK Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0840 - 0891 Anchier II the Burgundian DE BOURGOGNE 51 51 OCCU Count d'Orcheret Marquis of Ivrea
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 22 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1858-1887 - WFT Est. 1874-1969 Martine Olesdatter ~0844 Giselle Gisela RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 APR 1997 <0827 - >0865 Amadeus DE BOURGOGNE 38 38 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0864 Odoacer or Godfrey DE BOUILLON OCCU Gov. of Flanders
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0824 Enguerrand EngeleramIngelram Rowland OCCU Gov. of Flanders
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 4 JUL 1996 0776 - Aft 792/814 Lideric or Charles or Lyderic OCCU Ct. of Harlebec
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 4 JUL 1996 0876 - 2 JUL 936 Henry I the Fowler See Historical Document. 0894 - 14 MAY 968 Mathilde RINGLEHEIM RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
ALIA Matylda Westfalska, b c890, d 14-03-968Ref Number: 46464778419Matilda of Ringleheim: b Abt 878 of Mensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d14May 968
RELG @N1304@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 0856 - 8 FEB 917/920 Theodoric VON RINGLEHEIM OCCU Count of Ringleheim
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14
ALIA Teodoryk, hr. Westfalski--Other FieldsRef Number: 92929556838
DATE 14 MAR 1999 863/865 - <0907 Gisele Rangildis Ludmilla DE LORRAINE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 27 MAY 1999 ~0815 N or Reginhart VON THREKWITIGAU OCCU Ct.of Ringleheim
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 3 NOV 1996 WFT Est. 1848-1885 - WFT Est. 1874-1963 Hans Berntsen ~0819 - >0909 Mathilda Maud VON ITTERGAU 90 90 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14--Other FieldsRef Number: 185859113676
DATE 3 NOV 1996 Hugh DE LORRAINE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14
DATE 24 MAR 1999 Irmgard DE LORRAINE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14
DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~0778 - 3 OCT 818 Ermengarde d'Esbay DE HESBAYE RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaMensleben,,Saxony,Germany; d 14--Other FieldsRef Number: 1486872909Subject: Re: ADELA (ADELAIDE) DAU LOUIS IFrom:  "Todd A. Farmerie"
<taf2@po.cwru.edu>Date:  Thu, 24 Apr 1997 20:44:53 -0400Ed Mann wrote:>> GE>Who was the husband or who were the husbands of> GE>ADELAIDE daughter of LOUIS I (Holy Roman Emperor> GE> of the West) and
ERMENGARDE OF HESBAYE?>> I have Robert I de Paris, who is father of Hildebrande deNeustria.Adela, wife of Robert I, is of unknown origin.  It is unlikelythat shewas daughter of Louis I.tafSubject:
Re: ADELA (ADELAIDE) DAU LOUIS IFrom:  "dick.bishop2" <dick.bishop2@MCI2000.COM>Date:  Thu, 24 Apr 1997 11:44:42 -0400Ed,I thank you.  My data base is apparently in conflict.  Ihad she married
Robert I "Fortis", but I had in anotherplace that she married Conrad I Count of Swabia.  I usuallykeep pretty good records, but this latter is a mystery.Thanks for helping to narrow it down.Dick   
        dick.bishop2@MCI2000.com----------> From: Ed Mann <edmann@MAIL2.COMMNECTIONS.COM>> To: GEN-MEDIEVAL@MAIL.EWORLD.COM> Subject: ADELA (ADELAIDE) DAU LOUIS I> Date: Wednesday, 23 April, 1997
11:11 PM>> GE>Who was the husband or who were the husbands of> GE>ADELAIDE daughter of LOUIS I (Holy Roman Emperor> GE> of the West) and ERMENGARDE OF HESBAYE?>> I have Robert I de Paris, who is
father of Hildebrande deNeustria.
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0775 - 0810 Rotrud 35 35 RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 30 DEC 1995 779/780 - >0829 Bertha RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 Angilbert RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 0778 - 779/780 Lothair RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 ~1081 - 1131 Isabel Elizabeth DE VERMANDOIS 50 50 OCCU Countess of Leicester
RELI Sources: Wagner, Sir Anthony. File downloaded from AOL "The R010-3614, he phone number is 801-299-0.
DATE 19 JAN 1998 ~0720 - 12 JUL 783 Bertrada II Broadfoot DE LAON RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvcSometimes thought to be Mother Goose.  It is said that she wascalled "Gross-mere" because she was the mother of Karl derGrosse -- i.e. Charlemagne.  The English
turned "Gross" into"Goose" and therefore called her "Mother Goose".  She reputedlycollected children's stories and rhymes and from that comes the"legend" of "Mother Goose."
DATE 14 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1858-1887 - WFT Est. 1874-1969 Helga Olesdatter ~0726 Gerold I Childebrand VON VINZGAU OCCU Duke of Swabia
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: +
GERM Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0730 - 0795 Irma Imma 65 65 OCCU Dchs. of Swabia
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 31 DEC 1996 D. 0794 Fastrada RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc Gersvind RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc D. 0743 Childebrand DE BOURGOGNE OCCU Duke of Burgundy
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvcSponsored the continuation of Fredegar's Chronicle.
RELG @N1438@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Plectrud D'AUSTRASIE RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 1 APR 1999 0778 - 818/820 Welf DE BAVARE RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvcMerged General Note: Jacques Boussard, The Civilization ofCharlemagne, NY McGraw-Hill, 1979, pp. 46-47.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0782 Heilwig Eigilwich RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 APR 1997 Conrad DE BAVARE RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0866 Rudolf DE TROYES RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 22 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1848-1885 - WFT Est. 1874-1963 NilsJensen Ingram Ingeramne de Lige DE HESBAYE OCCU Count in Hesbaye;(Duke)
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 28 JAN 1997 ~0792 - 6 SEP 864 Ludolph the Great DE SAXONY OCCU Duke of Saxony
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
ALIA Ludolf, ks. Saski, b c806, d 866, m c836
DATE 21 MAR 1999 0806 - 0912 Oda BILLUNG 106 106 RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvcubject:    Re: Ottonian descent from CharlemagneFrom:        ntaylor@fas.harvard.edu (Nathaniel Taylor)Date:        Mon, 28 Apr 1997 22:34:04 -0500In article
<33646CE8.1659@hotmail.com>, mat_man@hotmail.comwrote:> I came across this descent when i was looking up> Henry the Fowler's ancestry, in an article by E. Hlawitschka> in Rheinische
Vierteljahrblatter, 1974, p128 which I'vealready> quoted. I wonder if this descent has been accepted by the more> recent genealogical compendiums (eg. Settipani). <snip>>                
Charlemagne>          _____________|_____________________>         |     |>      Pippin IV d.810                   Louis the Pious>         |     
      |>      Aeda-Attala m. Billung            Louis the German>       b.806      |                         |>                  |                |>                 Oda m. Ludolf           
  |>                d.913|    d.866             |>                _____|__________            |>               |                |           |>            Otto            Luitgarde m. Louis II d.882>
           d.912The Hlawitschka article, "Zur Herkunft der Liudolfinger und zueinigenCorbeyer Geschichtsquellen," Rheinische Vierteljahrsblatter 98(1974),92-165, is also reprinted in his _Stirps
regia: Forschungen zuKnigtumund Fhrungsschichten im frheren Mittelalter_ (Frankfort amMain, 1988).This Carolingian-Ottonian link does not appear in Settipani's_Prehistoiredes Capetiens_ (nor in
Werner's 'Nachkommen Karls des Grossen',publishedbefore Hlawitschka's article).  Pippin's five daughters are allnoted asdead ends in both works.  The Hlawitschka article is cited bySettipani ina
footnote in his entry for Louis III (your 'Louis II' above),p. 655, n.288; he says Hlawitschka should be consulted for the Liudolfingfamily,with the addition of Brigitte Kasten, _Adalhard von
Corbie: dieBiographieeines karolingischen Politikers und Klostervorstehers_(Dsseldorf,1986), 176-207; and Winfrid Glocker, _Die Verwandten der Ottonenund ihreBedeutung in der Politik: Studien zur
Familienpolitik und zurGenealogiedes sachsischen Kaiserhauses_ (Kln, 1989).  I will look forthese to seeif either explicitly refutes Hlawitschka; otherwise, I don'tknow whySettipani would have
ignored it in his notice of the daughtersof Pippinof Italy (211-12).  It has been assumed by historians that the Ottonians had noCarolingianblood at all in the early generations, so this would
constitutea serioushistorical revision.  Has anyone found a discussion of this inrecenthistories or other genealogical compendia?Nat Taylor
DATE 2 JAN 1999 10 SEP 920 - 10 SEP 954 Louis IV l'Outremere OCCU King of France
DATE 18 JAN 1997 943/948 - 26 JAN 982/991 Matilda Mathilda OCCU Pncs. of France
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 5 JAN 1997 0887 - 11 JUL 937 Rudolf Rudolph II III DE BOURGOGNE OCCU King of Burgundy Duc of Burgundy
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
ALIA Rudolf II, kr. Burgundii
RELG @N1442@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0857 - 25 OCT 912 Rudolf I DE BOURGOGNE See Historical Document. ~0835 - 879/881 Conrad II DE BOURGOGNE See Historical Document. 0800 - 16 FEB 863 Conrad I VON ALTORF OCCU Count of Altorf
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
RELG @N1446@
DATE 22 MAR 1999 0679 Gerlindis 1855 Palmer J Bennett 0970 - 1032 Rudolf III DE BOURGOGNE 62 62 RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 14 MAR 1999 0941 - 0986 Lothair 45 45 RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc D. 0988 Emma 0953 - 21 MAY 992 Charles DE LORRAINE OCCU Duke of L.Lorraine ; Prince of France
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 2 APR 1999 0953 Bonne D'ARDENNE OCCU Cnts. of Arderne
DATE 12 NOV 1996 0794 - >0841 Arnulf 47 47 RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Edburga Eadburh RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 3 NOV 1996 ~0785 - ~0828 Konstantinos MAMIKONIAN 43 43 --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 APR 1999 nd wife DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~0665 - >0741 Lambert II Lantbertus II 76 76 RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fieldsliving in 741--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 9 FEB 1999 1907 - 1907 Baby Daskam ? ~0695 - >0764 Robert I Rutpert I VON HASPENGAU 69 69 OCCU Duke in Hauspengau, count in Oberrheinsgau and Wormsgau
RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fields--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0710 - >0768 Williswint De Wormsgau 58 58 RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fields--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 1 JAN 1996 ~0680 Adalheim De Wormsgau RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fields--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. >0782 Robert Cancor VON BREISGAU OCCU Count in Breisgau, Oberrheingau, etc.
RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fields
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Angila RELI Sources: Zerbst (AOL user). "Capet: The Royal House of Francer Fields
DATE 9 FEB 1999 ~0920 - 965/967 Boson II or Boso II DE PROVENCE OCCU Count of Provence--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0920 - 961/965 Constance DE VIENNE --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 4 DEC 1998 ~0918 Hildegarde of Westerbourg RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploar Fields
RELG @N1586@
DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0885 - 26 MAY 967 Billung VON STUBECKESHORN OCCU Duke of Saxe
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaever, the connection is unproven.
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Fredrerunda or Hildeburg RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaever, the connection is unproven.
GERM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~1622 - Deceased Mary GEDCOM line 23995 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Mary

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc.

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc.

GEDCOM line 23995 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Mary

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc.

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc. ~0790 - 0850 Rognvald OLAFSSON 60 60 RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AO Brian Tompsett Sources: see bibliogra.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 18 MAR 1999 ~0770 - 0840 Olaf II GUDRODSSON 70 70 RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 18 MAR 1999 ~0738 - 0810 Gudrod HALFDANSSON 72 72 RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 18 MAR 1999 ~0704 Halfdan Hvitrain OLAFSSON REFR
PLAC King in Vermaland in Norway
RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
ALIA Halfdan "White-Leg"--Other FieldsRef Number: +
NORW Y
SCAN Y
DATE 18 MAR 1999 ~0708 Asa EYSTEINSSON RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
NORW Y
SCAN Y
DATE 18 MAR 1999 ~0736 Eystein Fret HALFDANSSON 8th century
RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
OCCU King in Raumarike
DATE 18 MAR 1999 Hildi ERIKSSON RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
DATE 18 MAR 1999 John Alger ~0684 Solveig HALFDANSSON RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
SCAN Y
SWED Y
DATE 18 MAR 1999

--Other FieldsRef Number: +
NORW Y
SCAN Y
DATE 18 MAR 1999 Eystein 1723 - 1817 Abigail Brockway 94 94 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 0639 Algaut Gautreksson ~0706 Asa OLAFSSON RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
DATE 18 MAR 1999 Olaf RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD. ~0702 Ingjald OLAFSSON RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.
DATE 18 MAR 1999 Mary ~0664 Gauthild Algautsdatter RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOD.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 18 MAR 1999 Godefroi the Old D'ARDENNE OCCU C. of Verdun
DATE 12 NOV 1996 Maud of Saxony BILLUNG DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0946 - 29 JUN 992 Conan I le Tort of Rennes DE BRETAGNE OCCU Count of Bretagne
RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AO fevers contracted on an expedition to.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0952 - 27 JUN 992 Hermengarde Ermengarde D'ANJOU OCCU Countess of Rennes
RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AO fevers contracted on an expedition to.
FREN Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 1723 - 17 FEB 1747/1748 Consider Brockway BIRTH: Taken from Hall and Plimpton's extract of Lyme vitals p 223 Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Living Greybill ~0901 - >0962 Constantine Charles DE PROVENCE 61 61 OCCU Ct. of Vienne Count of Provence--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Geoffroy DE GATINAIS OCCU Ct. of Gatinais
DATE 4 JAN 1997 ~0755 - 12 JUL 807 Robert II Rutpert II VON WORMSGAU OCCU Ct. in Wormsgau
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. <0789 Theoderata DATE 8 OCT 1996 0952 - 1026 Adelaide D'ANJOU 74 74 RELI Sources: /*- TUT--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 12 APR 1997 ~0720 - ~0778 Artavazd MAMIKONIAN 58 58 RELI Sources: /*- TUT--Other FieldsRef Number: + 1071 - 1126 William Guillaume VII IX 'le Troubadour' D'AQUITAINE 54 54 REFR
DATE 1086
PLAC Duke of Acquitaine
RETO
DATE 1126
PLAC Duke of Acquitaine
OCCU Count of Poitiers and Duke of Acquitaine
ALIA VII/IX The TroubadorMerged General Note: "...composed and gave vogue to the newvernacular poetry of the troubadours, ad his verse itself fivesevidence of his roving mind and foot and the widest
liberalityof view.  Through it shin glints of Ovidian sophistry and therich romantic colors of Moorish Spain.  It is a poetry highorganized in form, intellectually subtle, lusty, piquant,cynicl, the
pastime of a wordling, who lived each day withgusto, dined well, slept heartily, ad recked little of the awfulday of judgment."  Amy Kelly, ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE AND THE FOURKINGS, Harvard,
Cambridge, 1950.He supported Philip I of France against William the Conqueror.Erected thePalace of Poitou.  After conferring large donations on thechurch, he died.
RELG @N2081@
FAML @N7574@
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~1063 - 1085 Gundred the Fleming DE FLANDRES 22 22 RELI Sources: Reilly, Deborah Lynn.  E-mail from LynnBull@aol.com
HIST Y
FLEM Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1055 - 1088 William DE WARENNE 33 33 OCCU I Earl of Surrey; Seigneur de Varennes, near Dieppe.
RELI Sources: Reilly, Deborah Lynn.  E-mail from LynnBull@aol.comFrom: Hyacinth@frost.snowhill.com (Jae Fleming)Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medievalSubject: Companions of William the C repostedDate: 20
Feb 1999 02:20:41 -0800At 08:53 AM 2/19/99 -0500, Bill Martin wrote:>Dear Todd A. Farmerie,>>I have a couple of questions for you, prompted by your recentposts... >Who are the two dozen people known
by name who fought withWilliam the >Conqueror at Hastings? Please list source(s) too. Bill,I saved this portion of an earlier post to the list, which Ibelieve fromfrom Mr. Farmerie:The list was
published in CP.  It has also been posted here(severaltimes, I suspect), including the following from Mr. Reitwiesner:>> The Falaise Roll is not an accurate list.  The list ofpersons actually>>
known to have been at the Battle of Hastings on the side ofWilliam the>> Conqueror is printed in the second edition of Cokayne's*Complete Peerage*,>> vol XII, Part I, Appendix pp. 47-48, as part of
Appendix L.Numbers 1-12>> are recorded by William of Poitiers, number 13 is portrayedin a battle>> scene in the Bayeux Tapestry, and 14 and 15 are named byOrderic.  16-19>> were in William's army
and almost certainly at the battle (16named by>> William of Poitiers, 17-19 portrayed in the Bayeux Tapestry),but there is>> no direct statement that they actually were at the Battle ofHastings.>>
Number 20 is stated by Orderic to have taken part in fightsin the English>> war before William became King.>>>>  1. Robert de Beaumont, afterwards Count of Meulan and Earlof Leicester>>  2. Eustace,
Count of Boulogne>>  3. William, afterwards 3rd Count of Evreux>>  4. Geoffrey of Mortagne, afterwards Count of Perche>>  5. William FitzOsbern, afterwards Earl of Hereford>>  6. Aimery, vicomte of
Thouars>>  7. Hugh de Montfort, seigneur of Montfort-sur-Risle>>  8. Walter Giffard, seigneur of Longueville>>  9. Ralph de Toeni, seigneur of Conches>> 10. Hugh de Grandmesnil, seigneur of
Grandmesnil>> 11. William de Warenne, afterwards Earl of Surrey>> 12. William Malet, seigneur of Graville>> 13. Eudes, Bishop of Bayeux, afterwards Earl of Kent>> 14. Turstin FitzRou>> 15. Engenulf
de Laigle, seigneur of Laigle>> 16. Geoffrey de Mowbray, Bishop of Coutances>> 17. Robert, Count of Mortain, afterwards Earl of Cornwall>> 18. Wadard>> 19. Vital>> 20. Goubert d'Auffay, seigneur of
Auffay>>>> For further information, see the source I cited above, andthe sources>> cited there.
ENGL Y
NORM Y
WMCQ Y
DATE 28 FEB 1999 ~1096 - 1161 Ermentrude Melisende DU MAINE 65 65 DPSD
DATE 1152
RELI heiress of Jerusalem; Queen of JerusalemMelesend, Queen of JerusalemAcceded: 1131Died: 1161Notes:deposed 1152Father: , Baldwin II of Jerusalem, King of JerusalemMarried to , Fulk V the younger
of Anjou, Count of AnjouChild 1: , Baldwin III of Jerusalem, King of JerusalemChild 2: , Amalric I of Jerusalem, King of JerusalemReturn to the master surname alphabetic index.Return to the index
for this person.Return to the home page for royal data.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 31 Dec 1999 c 1994-1999 Brian Tompsett
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DATE 31 JUL 2000

DATE 1 AUG 2000 1740 - 1817 Tiffany Brockway 77 77 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~0988 - ~1074 Ralph or Rodulf DE WARENNE 86 86 DATE 5 AUG 1997 ~1000 - 1046 Geoffroy or Alberic DE GATINAIS 46 46 OCCU Ct. of Gatinais--Other FieldsRef Number: +
RELG @N2296@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 18 NOV 953 Luitgard RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AOhim Prince
ALIA Ludgarda rzymski
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1998 ~0920 - 10 AUG 955 Conrad the Red DE LOTHARINGIA OCCU Duke of Lotharingia, 944-953 Duke of Lorraine
ALIA Konrad czerwony, ks. Lotaryngii
RELG @N2316@
FREN Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0913 - ~0952 Gerberge de Maine D'ARLES 39 39 DATE 16 NOV 1997 ~0788 Redburga DE TOULOUSE NPFX Saint
OCCU (Saint)
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"nded on Coast of England.Said to have been the sister of the King of the FranksSubject: Re: Ancient Saxon lineageFrom:
cbcbennett@adnc.comDate:Sat, 15 Feb 1997 11:21:13 -0600In article<5dnrgb$ms$1@news.campus.mci.net>et>,sbald@auburn.campus.mci.net (Stewart Baldwin) wrote:>> CARRIEDAWAY <mmurphy@TCD.IE>
wrote:><:><snip>>> >3) Is there anyhistorical verification for the claim that Redburga, wife> >ofking Ecgg Ecgbert III of Wessex, was a sister of Charlemagne,King of> >Franks? Redburga was the
mother of  (among others)Aethelwulf King of> >England b. c. AD 800.>> Ecgbert was theonly king of Wessex of of that name, and should not have> a"III" after his name.  He was certainly not married to
a sistterof> Charlemagne.  I have never seen the name of his wifedocumented in any> good source.><snip>nip>> StewartBaldwinFurther to this:  I assume the "III" comes from hisposition as king ofKent.
  t.  Egbert's father Ealhmund isusually identified as the king of Kentof that name. David Kelleyhaas suggested that the introduction of thepreviously-Kentishname Egbert into the Wessex dynasty at
this time mayindicate adescent from the Kentish royal family.  Its an interestingidea,and if cororrect would give a possible Merovingian ancestry tothelater Wessex kings, but there's absolutely  no
proof that Iknow of.However, Stewart is right -- Egbert should not bereferred to as "EgbertIIIII".There is no contemporary source forEgbert's wife.  The name "Raedburh"comse from a medieval
mlmanuscript quoted by W. G. Searle (Anglo-SaxonBishops, Kings andNobles, London 1899, 343) as "MSS Trin Coll Oxf x". She isdescribed there as "regis Francorum sororia" which can only beareferencnce
to Charlemagne; however there is no such sisterknown. SinceEgbert was certainly in exile at CCharlemagne'scourt, it is perfectlyplausible that he married his wife there.If the tradition hass
anyvalue, then the best guess is that shewas probably a sister-in-law, butshe could just as wellll havebeen a lady of the Court.  Settipani (Laprehistoire desCapetiens, 308 n791) is willing to
accept thename.CHeers,Chris-------------------==== Posted via Deja News====----------------------------      http://www.dejanews.com/Search, Read, Post to Usenet
RELG @N2370@
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ENGL Y
ROYL Y
SNT Y
DATE 4 JUN 2000 ~0730 - 0793 Makir Theuderic or Thierry DE TOULOUSE 63 63 OCCU Duke of Toulouse
HIST Y
FREN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0732 Alda or Aldane or Aude DATE 4 JAN 1997 King of Franks DATE 22 MAR 1999 descendant of Wihtgar 1871 - 1931 Regina Pedersen Guthu 59 59 ~0810 - 0846 Osburh DE WESSEX 36 36 OCCU Queen of Wessex
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"nded on Coast of England.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Oslac OCCU King of Isle; Ealdorman & Kings Cup Bearer
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"o Usenet.Descendant of Whitgar, nephew of Cerdic--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 22 DEC 1996 0843 - >0870 Judith de France 27 27 JUDITH (WEST FRANKS) Princess of the West Franks was born in844.  She diedafter 870.  Aged 12 whenn married to Aethelwulf;aged 16 when married to her son-in-law Aethelbald   --- WilliamGeorge
Seaearle, *Anglo-Saxon Bishops, Kings andNobles*,Cambridge, 1899, p 343"Judith, Charles the Bald's dadaughter, was crowned and anointed on theoccasion of hermarriage to king Aethelwulf of Wessex in
856.Aethelwulfconferred on Judith the title of queen, whichaccording to Prudentius ofTroyes wasas 'not customary to him orto his people.'  Judith's anointing mayhave been intended inpart as a  form
of protection.  She was after all thefirstCarolingian princess to be married to a foreign ruuler, and shewas attwelve years of age marrying an elderly man with a clutchof sons older thanhererself.
The marriage itself has beenassociated with Charles the Bald'sneed for English assistanceeagainst the Vikings."   --- Rosamond McKitterick, *The FrankishKingdoms under the Carolingians 7751-987*,
London & NY (Longman)1983, p 194-195  BALDWIN I OF FLANDERS Count ofFlanders andJUDITH H (WEST FRANKS) Princess of the West Franks had thefollowingchildren:        2       i.      The Be Bald
BALDWIN IIOF FLANDERS Count of Flanders.                ii.     (s ofJudith & Baldwin I) RRALPH was born in 865.  He died in 896.
DATE 13 APR 1997 Athelstan DE WESSEX DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0845 - 2 JAN 879 Baldwin IBras de Fer DE FLANDRES OCCU Emperor of ByzantiumBALDWIN I OF FLANDERS Count of Flanders was born about 837 inFlanders, N,France.  He died in 879.    He was married to JUDITH(WEST FRANKS) Princessof the West Franks.
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DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 888/889 Ethelswith DE WESSEX RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"
DATE 21 MAR 1999 0849 - 5 DEC 905 Ealhswith Alswitha OCCU Qn. of England
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 15 MAR 1997 Abt 871/872 - 17 JUL 925 Edward I the Elder RELI Sources:
Edward the Elder (died 924), king of Wessex (899-924), son of King Alfred. He succeeded as king of the Angles and Saxons in 899, despite a rebellion led by his cousin Ethelwald with the support of the Danes of Northumbria and East Anglia. After a protracted struggle he defeated the Danes, and in 912, on the death of his brother-in-law Ethelred, alderman of Mercia, he annexed the cities of London and Oxford and their environs. The Danes submitted formally in 918, and soon thereafter the sovereignty of Edward was acknowledged by the North Welsh, the Scots, the Northumbrians, and the Welsh of Strathclyde. Edward was succeeded by his son Athelstan.



"Edward the Elder," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. ~0877 - 7 JUN 929 Elfrida or Elftrude OCCU Pncs. of EnglandJane P. Justice" <justice@3RDDOOR.COMSubject: Re: Alfred 'the Great' & FamiFrom:  "Jane P. Justicece"<justice@3RDDOOR.COM>Date:  Wed, 12 Mar 1997 09:21:39 -0800PaulSmith wrote:>>
Could some of yoof you wonderful people out thereplease give me a reasonably> authoritative reference on thisgreaat man and his ancestors/descendants?>> More specifically:>>Did Alfred have a
daughter, Alfrelfreda who married Baldwin IIby  whom she> had son Count Arnold I de Flanders and, if so, whowas  the  mother of Alfreda?>> I would be most appreciative!>>Take Care  -e  --  Paul>   
               \\\Paul.Smith@110.conchbbs.com   ///>> * Researching:  *NC*:SMITMITH, BRITT, MORISS(S), RHODES *               *VA*:> WHITE,TATE, SAUNDERS, HILL *               **UK*: FOX, CROSHAW,
WEST,BLOUNT,> JACOCKS>> * CMPQwk 1.42 1830 * Posting fromCopperfield, Houstonton, TX, USA> ---> *Proofread carefully to>* PDQWK 2.0~2 #48>> --> |Fidonet:  Paul Smith 1:106/11106/110>|Internet:
Paul.Smith@110.conchbbs.com> |> | Standarddisclaimer: The views of this user ar are strictly hisown.According to the "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle", the daughter whomarriedBaldwin II II was named
AElfthryth.  I have "Alfreda" asher nickname.Robin
DATE 15 MAR 1997 D. 0933 Edwin Eadwin RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"obin.
DATE 30 DEC 1995 1869 - 1958 Svenung Olson Goli 89 89 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    September 09, 1958
buried Hitterdahl Church cemetery, Iola WI.

Source: Hitterdahl Church records researched by Sylvia H. on Nov 6, 1997 0913 - 21 JAN 947 Edgiva Eaddyth or Eadgifuns DE WESSEX OCCU Pncs. of England Queen of France
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"Also known as Aedgifu
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DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. 0937 Edhilda RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"obin.Subject: Re: HUGH CAPET'S MOTHERFrom:  "D. Spencer Hines"<spencer@aloha.net>Date:  Sat, 07 Dec 1991996 15:10:39-1000<snip>  
   By the same token, Brian Tompsett, in hispage at the University ity of Hull, on Hugh Capet, The Great ofNeustria, Count of Paris, indubitably Hugh Capet's Father,r, inan artful hedge----says "It
is not clear from the sources whichwife [Edhilda of England or HHedwig von Sachsen] is the motherof which children. He also married a daughter of the Count ofMaiine."---and then reports that the
marriage between Hugh TheGreat of Neustria and Edhilda took placace in 926 and assignsHugh Capet, King of France, as issue from that marriage, circa838.[This shoshould, of course, read "circa 938"
vice "circa838." The error is mine,not Brian Tompsett's and I  will notattempt to slough it off as a "typo."] > >         So, this doesnot appear to be a geneaealogical slam dunk,> as you
implyabove. I would welcome any other evidence as to the maternal>paparentage of Hugh Capet, first King of France in the Capetianline.-- D. Spencer Hines-----Exitus a acta probat----PresidentGeorge
Washington(1732-1799)
DATE 16 NOV 1997 ~0878 - 25 AUG 968 Edgiva OCCU Queen of England
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" line.-- D. Spencer Hines-----Exitus a.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 SEP 1996 Hugh the Great DE PARIS DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~0910 - 1 NOV 987 Harold II Blaatand Bluetooth GORMSON 0991
REFR
DATE 0940
RETO
DATE ABT 0985
BAPM
DATE ABT 0960
OCCU King of Denmark
ALIA byname HARALD BLUETOOTH, Danish HARALD BLÅTANDMerged General Note: He consolidated the Danish realm as aunitary kingdom. He inherited his father's kingdom, centered onJelling in Jutland.
Although he temporarily (974-83) lostsouthern Jutland to Holy Roman Emperor Otto II, Harold securedall Denmark under his control and extended his rule to much ofNorway. Baptized and thus introducing
Christianity into Denmark,he had the famous Jelling rune stone erected in his parents'memory. Harold was fatally wounded during a rebellion by his sonand successor, Svegn
I.==========================================Harald I, byname HARALD BLUETOOTH, Danish HARALD BLÅTAND  (b. c. 910--d.c. 985, Jumne, Den.), king of Denmark from c. 940 to c. 985,credited with the
first unification of the country.He was the son of Gorm the Old, the first significant figure ina new royal line centred at Jelling (North Jutland). Haraldcompleted the country's unification begun
by his father,converted the Danes to Christianity, and conquered Norway. AfterHarald's Baptism (c. 960) his father's pagan tomb wastransformed into a Christian place of worship with a churchbetween
two great mounds; and the newly appointed Jutlandbishops, under the Archbishop of Hamburg, organized thecountry's conversion. The expansion begun by Harald in Norwaywas continued by his son Sweyn I,
who conquered England in 1013.Under Sweyn's son Canute there grew up a greatAnglo-Scandinavian kingdom that included parts of Sweden.Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindCopyright (c) 1996
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
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DANE Y
ROYL Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 0960 - 1014 Sweyn I Forkbeard HARALDSON 54 54 REFR
DATE ABT 0987
RETO
DATE 1014
OCCU King of Denmark
ALIA byname SWEYN FORKBEARD, Danish SVEND TVESKAEG, Norwegian SVEIN TJUGESKJEGG, or TVISKJEGG
ALIA Swen Widlobrodyi, kr. DaniiMerged General Note: In English, Sweyn I. He made an expeditionagainst England in 994 and extorted a large amount of tributemoney. Following a massacre of Danes in
England in 1002, heconducted a further series of raids and in 1013 led an invasionwith the object of effecting a permanent conquest. The fall ofLondon and the flight of the English king Æthelred II
toNormandy early in 1014 made Svegn master of the country. Afterhis death the throne of England eventually passed (1016) to hisson Canute II.Ref Number: 9125259780===========================Sweyn
I,byname SWEYN FORKBEARD, Danish SVEND TVESKAEG, Norwegian SVEINTJUGESKJEGG, or TVISKJEGG (d. Feb. 3, 1014, Gainsborough,Lincolnshire, Eng.), king of Denmark (c. 987-1014), a leadingViking warrior
and the father of Canute I the Great, king ofDenmark and England. Sweyn formed an imposing Danish North Seaempire, establishing control in Norway in 1000 and conqueringEngland in 1013, shortly
before his death.The son of the Danish king  Harald Bluetooth (Bltand), Sweynrebelled in 987 against his father, who fled to Wendland (inGermany). Sweyn began feuding with Olaf I after the
latter'saccession to the Norwegian throne in 995, and he allied with theSwedish king Olaf Sktkonung and with the Norwegian Erik, theearl of Lade. The three allies defeated Olaf I in the Battle
ofSvolder about 1000, with Sweyn becoming virtual ruler of Norway,although nominally sharing sovereignty with his allies. Sweynthen turned again to England, leading apparently punitiveexpeditions in
1003 and 1004 in retaliation for the  St. Brice'sDay massacre of Danes in England on Nov. 3, 1002.Sweyn did not again return to England until 1013, when he led ahighly successful campaign and was
accepted as king throughoutthe country, forcing Ethelred II into exile; but he died lessthan a year later. Although Norway returned (1014-16) toNorwegian rule under the leadership of Olaf II
Haraldsson,Sweyn's Anglo-Danish empire continued under his son and grandsonuntil 1042.Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All
RightsReserved
DANE Y
ROYL Y
SCAN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Gunhilda RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"England eventually passed (1016) to hi.
POLE Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 ~1068 - 1135 Henry I Beauclerc DE NORMANDY 67 67 See Historical Document. 1866 - 1940 Florence Bell Edmisten 74 74 1027 - 1087 William I the Conqueror DE NORMANDY 60 60 See Historical Document. D. <1681 William Briggs 1012 - 1067 Baldwin V Baudouin de Lille DE FLANDRES 55 55 OCCU Ct of Flanders 1036-1067
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploavoyage from Norway..--Other FieldsRef Number: 2904048650
RELG @N2425@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1057 - 8 MAR 1137/1138 Adela DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd of the kingdom's landholdings.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1053 Agatha DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd of the kingdom's landholdings.Was contracted to marry King Harold She was bethrothed toHarold, Earl of Wessex and Alphonso, King
of Gallicia. MergedGeneral Note: She was bethrothed to Harold, Earl of Wessex andAlphonso, King of Gallicia.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1059 - 1119 Alan IV Fergent DE BRETAGNE 60 60 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"ld, Earl of Wessex and Alphonso, King .
OCCU Duke of BrittanyAlan IV FERGENT B:  < 1070<, Bretagne, Indre, France>
BRET Y
DATE 28 MAY 1999 2 APR 742 - 28 JAN 814 Charlemagne I INTRODUCTION Charlemagne (742?-814), in Latin Carolus Magnus (Charles the Great), king of the Franks (768-814) and emperor of the Romans (800-814). During his reign, Charlemagne built a kingdom that included almost all of western and central Europe and he presided over a cultural and legal revival that came to be known as the Carolingian Renaissance. His empire did not long survive his death, but its two main territories, East and West Francia, later became the major parts of two important European entities: West Francia became modern-day France, and East Francia became first the Holy Roman Empire and then the modern state of Germany. Charlemagne's close alliance with the popes, the leaders of the Roman Catholic Church, also established a precedent for subsequent ties between medieval popes and kings.

II BACKGROUND AND EARLY LIFE Charlemagne was born about 742, the elder son of the Frankish leader Pepin the Short. Pepin held the ancestral title of mayor of the palace under the Merovingian dynasty of Frankish kings. However, in the wake of a long line of increasingly weak Merovingian kings, Pepin abandoned this lesser title and in 751 assumed the kingship of the Franks. In order to legitimate his rule, Pepin sought the support of the pope. In exchange for a promise to protect the pope's lands in Italy from an invasion, Pope Stephen II officially crowned Pepin in 754. Besides crowning Pepin, the pope anointed both Charlemagne and his younger brother Carloman.
During his father's reign, Charlemagne accompanied the Frankish army on campaigns to defend the pope against the Lombards, a Germanic people who controlled northern and central Italy, and on missions to conquer the region of Aquitaine in what is now southern France. As a result, Charlemagne learned at an early age the importance of both strong leadership on the battlefield and of close links between secular power and the Roman Catholic Church.

III KING AND EMPEROR On Pepin's death, his kingdom was divided between his two sons. For three years Charlemagne shared rule of the kingdom with his brother, Carloman. After Carloman died suddenly in 771, Charlemagne became sole king of the Franks, and immediately afterward traveled to Rome and assured the pope of his continued support. Charlemagne then began a lengthy series of military campaigns to expand the Frankish kingdom.
ACampaigns Against the Saxons Charlemagne's first move came against Saxony (Sachsen), a region in what is now northwestern Germany. The Saxons, the last non-Christian and independent tribe of central Germany, had long harassed the Franks with raids against their borders. Charlemagne regarded the Saxons as a serious threat to his empire, and he wanted to convert these pagan peoples to Christianity.
Although Charlemagne first invaded Saxony in 772, he did not completely conquer the Saxons until 32 years later. In 782 Charlemagne organized Saxony as a Frankish province and established the Christian Church there, but insurrections broke out regularly. Charlemagne had to conduct several fierce campaigns and capture the Saxon chieftain before he could firmly impose his rule. He introduced Frankish political institutions and forced his new subjects to convert to Christianity. When rebellions again broke out in 792, Charlemagne deported many Saxons, bringing in Franks to replace them. Charlemagne completed the conquest of Saxony in 804.
Using methods similar to those he employed in Saxony, Charlemagne annexed Bavaria and some of the border territories between Germany and the Slavic and Avar countries to the east. Between 791 and 795 he forced the Slavs and Avars to pay him tribute; their lands, which included parts of modern Austria, Hungary, Croatia, and Slovenia, formed buffer states on the eastern frontier of his empire.
BSouthern Campaigns During the long years of the Saxon conflict, Charlemagne also extended his domain to the south. In 773 he answered the appeal of Pope Adrian I for assistance against a Lombard invasion of papal territories in central Italy. He defeated and deposed the Lombard king, Desiderius, and became ruler of the kingdom of the Lombards, which made up the northern half of Italy. This conquest had important consequences. It won him the title of patrician of the Romans from Pope Adrian I, as well as a large measure of influence over the pope.
In 778 Charlemagne invaded what is now northern Spain, which was under the control of the Moors, who were Muslims from northern Africa. He was stopped at Saragossa, but in a later campaign he secured Navarre and the part of northern Spain known as the Spanish March. On his return through the Pyrenees in 778, the rear guard of Charlemagne's army, under his lieutenant Roland, was cut off and massacred by Basques. This event was later immortalized in the medieval epic Song of Roland.
Despite the unprecedented scope of his military successes, it is uncertain that Charlemagne purposely set out to reestablish the Roman Empire in the West. The attempt to revive the empire was more likely the result of the pope's desire to win independence from the Byzantine, or Eastern Roman, emperor in Constantinople, who still claimed Italy as part of his empire. The pope was also motivated by his opposition to certain religious doctrines of the Eastern Orthodox Church (the dominant church in the Byzantine Empire), particularly the doctrine  of iconoclasm, which forbade the worship of images. See Orthodox Church; Iconoclasm.
CCoronation In 799 Charlemagne came to the aid of Adrian's successor, Pope Leo III, who was threatened by a rebellion in Rome. Charlemagne put down the rebellion, and on Christmas Day 800, Leo crowned Charlemagne and anointed him emperor of the Romans. This action revived the imperial tradition of the Western Roman Empire and set a precedent that the emperors' authority rested on the approval of the pope. Although the imperial title did not confer any new powers on Charlemagne, it did legitimate his rule over central Italy, a fact that the Byzantine emperor acknowledged in 812.

IV CHARLEMAGNE'S EMPIRE AAdministrative Reforms Charlemagne introduced some key governmental innovations into his empire, which became known as the Carolingian Empire. He built on the existing system of seignorialism, whereby kings gave tracts of land to their nobles in exchange for loyalty and service. Charlemagne granted large landholdings called fiefs to many tribal military leaders. In addition, he appointed numerous Frankish aristocrats to the posts of counts (the head of a district called a county) and margraves (the count of a border province). These officials were key to administering the empire. They were kings in miniature, with all of the administrative, judicial, and military authority of the emperor within their respective districts. Each political district had its parallel in a church district, or diocese, headed by a bishop, with similar authority in all matters related to the church. Both counts and bishops were vassals of the emperor, and were overseen by representatives of Charlemagne known as missi dominici, who traveled throughout the empire overseeing economic and legal matters in his name. Every year, both counts and bishops attended a general assembly at Charlemagne's court at Aachen (in modern Germany), where they would advise the emperor and hear his directives.
BEconomic and Legal Reforms Charlemagne reorganized the economy of his empire. He standardized tolls and customs dues as well as weights and measures, actions that  improved commerce. He also constructed roads and bridges, and even attempted unsuccessfully to dig a canal between the Rhine and Danube. Finally, the first silver coin since the late Roman Empire was minted, the denarius, which bore Charlemagne's portrait.
Charlemagne also instituted important judicial and legal reforms in his empire. He ordered the compilation and codification of the laws of many of the tribes he had conquered, and he incorporated many of these laws into the statutes of his empire. In addition, he revised the existing laws of the Franks and ordered the compilation of canon-or church-laws as well.

C
The Carolingian Renaissance An equally important achievement of the empire was a cultural revival known as the Carolingian Renaissance. Charlemagne ordered bishops and abbots to set up schools for the training of monks and other clerics. Much of his motivation for this policy was practical as well as religious; because the training was conducted in Latin, it promoted the standardization of a common written and spoken language in a huge empire of several languages and dialects. The simplified handwriting devised during this period, known as Carolingian miniscule, is the ancestor of the modern printed alphabet. Charlemagne also persuaded Alcuin of York and other renowned scholars of the day to come to his court and establish a new academy and library of pagan and Christian works. These scholars copied and transcribed many classical manuscripts, both from Greek times and from the Roman Empire, and as such played a key role in preserving much of the literary heritage of ancient Rome.

V DECLINE OF THE EMPIRE Even before the end of Charlemagne's reign the empire had stopped expanding. Despite its claim as the successor to the Western Roman Empire, Charlemagne's realm lacked many of the important institutions that had allowed the old Roman Empire to survive the emperor's death. Institutions such as a money economy, a strong governmental infrastructure, and a professional civil service were needed to keep the empire from disintegrating. Instead, Charlemagne's empire was based almost entirely on his own personal ability to hold together a large number of different tribes and ethnic groups. The size of the empire made it difficult to administer, and tribal dissension was a frequent threat. The empire collapsed not long after Charlemagne's death in 814.
Charlemagne's sole heir, Louis I, the Pious, ruled until his death in 840. After great dissension among Louis's heirs, the Treaty of Verdun of 843 divided Charlemagne's empire among his three grandsons: Charles II, the Bald, received West Francia (roughly modern-day France); Lothair I acquired the title of emperor and an area running from the North Sea through Lotharingia (Lorraine) and Bourgogne to northern Italy; Louis II, the German, received East Francia (roughly modern-day Germany). Later, in 870, the Treaty of Mersen divided Lothair's middle kingdom, with Lotharingia going to East Francia and the rest to West Francia. The Carolingian dynasty ruled in West Francia, or France, until 987; the German branch of the family ruled in East Francia until 911. The title of emperor of the Romans (which would later become Holy Roman emperor) remained in the east, thereafter held exclusively by German kings.

VI LEGACY OF CHARLEMAGNE Throughout the Middle Ages and into modern times, Charlemagne has provided the model of the ideal warrior-king and the inspiration for all subsequent empire builders in Europe. In fact, the word for "king" in several modern Slavic languages (król in Polish; král in Czech) is based upon the German name of Charlemagne, Karl. The principal significance of Charlemagne's empire was that it united the Christian lands of western Europe and firmly established the power of the church. Charlemagne ruled as absolute sovereign of the state, as well as head of the church. The conquests of Charlemagne also laid the groundwork for the development of a new political entity, the German state, and for the division of Italy into north and south. In addition, Charlemagne placed his immense power and prestige at the service of Christian doctrine, the teaching of Latin, the copying of books, and the rule of law. Thus the short-lived Carolingian Renaissance brought an end to the period of social and cultural stagnation that had existed in Europe since the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476. Charlemagne's life, held up as a model for later kings, embodied the fusion of Germanic, Roman, and Christian cultures that became the basis of European civilization.

Contributed By:
Joel F. Harrington

Further Reading



"Charlemagne," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 0714 - 24 SEP 768 Pepin III the Short Pepin the Short (circa 714-68), mayor of the palace of Austrasiaand king of the Franks (751-68), the son of the Frankish rulerCharles Martel, and the grandson of Pepin of Herstal. He wasmayor of the
palace during the reign of Childeric III (reignedabout 743-52), the last of the Merovingian dynasty. In 751,Pepin deposed Childeric and thus became the first king of theCarolingian dynasty. He was
crowned by Pope Stephen II (III) in754. When the pope was threatened by the Lombards of northernItaly, Pepin led an army that defeated them (754-55). He cededto the pope territory that included
Ravenna and other cities.This grant, called the Donation of Pepin, laid the foundationfor the Papal States. Pepin enlarged his own kingdom bycapturing Aquitaine, or Aquitania, in southwestern
France. Hewas succeeded by his sons Carloman (751-71) and Charlemagne asjoint kings. He was also mayor of the palace of Austrasia.  Hewas mayor of the palace during the reign of Childeric
III(reigned about 743-52), the last of the Merovingian dynasty. In751, Pepin deposed Childeric and thus became the first king ofthe Carolingian dynasty. He was crowned by Pope Stephen II (III)in
754. When the pope was threatened by the Lombards of northernItaly, Pepin led an army that defeated them (754-55). He cededto the pope territory that included Ravenna and other cities.This grant,
called the Donation of Pepin, laid the foundationfor the Papal States. Pepin enlarged his own kingdom bycapturing Aquitaine, or Aquitania, in southwestern France. Hewas succeeded by his sons
Carloman and Charlemagne as jointkings. Merged General Note: He was also mayor of the palace ofAustrasia.  He was mayor of the palace during the reign ofChilderic III (reigned about 743-52), the
last of theMerovingian dynasty. In 751, Pepin deposed Childeric and thusbecame the first king of the Carolingian dynasty. He was crownedby Pope Stephen II (III) in 754. When the pope was threatened
bythe Lombards of northern Italy, Pepin led an army that defeatedthem (754-55). He ceded to the pope territory that includedRavenna and other cities. This grant, called the Donation ofPepin, laid
the foundation for the Papal States. Pepin enlargedhis own kingdom by capturing Aquitaine, or Aquitania, insouthwestern France. He was succeeded by his sons Carloman andCharlemagne as joint
kings.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 30 DEC 1995 804/806 - 28 AUG 876 Louis Ludwig II of Germany OCCU King of Germany; King of Bavaria
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Merged General Note: Louis II (of Germany), called The German(circa 806-76), king of Germany (843-76), the third son of HolyRoman Emperor Louis I. An active
participant in the civil warsthat marked the last ten years of his father's reign, he becameruler of all Germany east of the Rhine by the Treaty of Verdunin 843. Even after that, however, he
continued to fight hiskinsmen, winning the eastern part of Lorraine in 870. An ableruler, Louis strengthened government in his lands and patronizedvernacular literature.--Other FieldsRef Number:
743436454696
DATE 14 FEB 1998 0778 - 20 JUN 840 Louis I the Pious REFR
DATE 0814
PLAC Emperor
RETO
DATE 0840
OCCU King of Aquitaine, 781; Emperor 814
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Merged General Note: Louis I (Holy Roman Empire), called ThePious (778-840), Holy Roman emperor (814-40), king of France(814-40), king of Germany (814-40), and
king of Aquitaine(781-840). He was the son of Charlemagne, king of the Franks. In817 Louis made plans providing for the posthumous division ofthe Carolingian Empire among his three surviving sons,
LothairI, Holy Roman emperor, Louis II, king of Germany, and CharlesII, Holy Roman emperor. His reign, however, was troubled byquarrels with his sons, who were dissatisfied with hisarrangements for
the succession. Louis was physically strong butwas easily influenced and was unequal to administering the largeempire that he inherited from his father.--Other FieldsRef Number:
1486872909392Baptism: DATE: 15 APR 781 PLACE: Rome
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DATE 20 MAR 1999 0839 - 0888 Charles III the Fat 49 49 27 MAR 970 - 1031 Robert II the Pious RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Robert II (of France), called Robert the Pious (970?-1031), kingof France (996-1031), the son of King Hugh Capet, born inOrleans, and educated at Reims under
the French scholar Gerbert,who later became Pope Sylvester II. In 996 Robert married, ashis second wife, his cousin Bertha of Burgundy (born 962?). Twoyears later Pope Gregory V (died 999)
excommunicated him andannulled this marriage, which was considered incestuous by thechurch; in 1003 Robert submitted to the pope and married thedaughter of the marquis of Provence, Constance of
Arles (died1032), by whom he had four sons. He recognized Hugh (1007-25),the eldest of these sons, as his successor. After Hugh's deathin 1025, the other sons, aided by their mother, revolted;
Robertwas still fighting them at the time of his own death. Robert wascalled The Pious because of his humility and charity; he wasalso esteemed as a soldier and ruler. Merged General Note:Called
Robert the Pious.  He was educated at Reims under theFrench scholar Gerbert, who later became Pope Sylvester II. PopeGregory V (died 999) excommunicated him and annulled hismarriage, which was
considered incestuous by the church; in 1003Robert submitted to the pope and married the daughter of themarquis of Provence.  He recognized Hugh, the eldest of thesesons, as his successor. After
Hugh's death in 1025, the othersons, aided by their mother, revolted; Robert was still fightingthem at the time of his own death. Robert was called The Piousbecause of his humility and charity; he
was also esteemed as asoldier and ruler.--Other FieldsRef Number: 5808097302
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DATE 12 APR 1997 WFT Est. 1829-1854 - 1894 Sonnove Brokbakken Facts about this person:

Alt. Born Abt. 1835


Alt. Born Abt. 1835
Gausdal, Norway

Funeral & Burial   


Source: "From The Indian Land" by Malcom Rosholt 1011 - 1075 Robert I le Vieux DE BOURGOGNE 64 64 RELG @N2529@
DATE 12 FEB 1999 Berthe 0863 - 0882 Louis III 19 19 DATE 30 DEC 1995 0866 - 0884 Carloman 18 18 DATE 30 DEC 1995 17 SEP 879 - 7 OCT 929 Charles III the Simple RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"xile in Great Britain. Later he lived .Charles claimed the throne after 893, during the reign of Odo,or Eudes (858-98), count of
Paris, but was not acknowledged kinguntil 898. His reign was plagued by raids of ScandinavianVikings, to whom he finally ceded (911) much of what later wascalled Normandy. Charles was deposed in 922
by his chief vassalsand imprisoned in P ronne from 923 until his death. MergedGeneral Note: Charles III (of France) (879-929), king of France(898-922). Called Charles the Simple, he was the
posthumous sonof King Louis II (846-79). Charles claimed the throne after 893,during the reign of Odo, or Eudes (858-98), count of Paris, butwas not acknowledged king until 898. His reign was
plagued byraids of Scandinavian Vikings, to whom he finally ceded (911)much of what later was called Normandy. Charles was deposed in922 by his chief vassals and imprisoned in Pronne from 923until
his death.
DATE 13 APR 1997 Ogine Frederuna DATE 30 DEC 1995 0858 - 0898 Odo Eudes VON WORMSGAU 40 40 OCCU Count de Paris et de Aquitaine, King of FranceCount of Paris, French king (888-898).  The son of ROBERT THESTRONG, he was an antecedent of the Capetian royal house inFrance.  He defended Paris
against the Norsemen (885), and afterthe deposition of Emperor of the West CHARLES III (Charles theFat), he was elected by the nobles to succeed Charles in theWest Frankish kingdom (France).  He
continued to battle theNorsemen, but his energies were increasingly diverted by therising tide of sentiment favorable to the legitimate Carolingianheir, CHARLES III (Charles the Simple), who in 893
was electedking by a party of nobles.  The resulting warfare between thetwo rival kings, neither of whom controlled much territor,continued intermittently.  When Eudes died. Charles wasrecognized as
king. -----Columbia Encyclopaedia.
DATE 2 APR 1999 0946 - 24 OCT 996 Hugh CAPET RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.Hugh Capet (circa 938-96), king of France, and founder of theCapetian dynasty, son of Hugh the Great, count of Paris, whom hesucceeded in 956. His lordship
over many fiefs around Paris andOrl ans made him the virtual ruler of France, and when KingLouis V (born 966?) of France, the last of the Carolingian line,died without an heir in 987, Hugh's
numerous vassals enabled himto win the election to the throne, defeating the Carolingiancandidate, Charles, duke of Lorraine (953-92). Charles and manyother great nobles of the realm attempted to
resist hisauthority but, through force of arms and by judicious purchasingof allegiance, as well as through the support of the church, ofwhich he was a devout member, Hugh established a measure
oforder within his kingdom. Merged General Note: Hugh Capet (circa938-96), king of France, and founder of the Capetian dynasty,son of Hugh the Great, count of Paris, whom he succeeded in 956.His
lordship over many fiefs around Paris and Orlans made himthe virtual ruler of France, and when King Louis V (born 966?)of France, the last of the Carolingian line, died without anheir in 987,
Hugh's numerous vassals enabled him to win theelection to the throne, defeating the Carolingian candidate,Charles, duke of Lorraine (953-92). Charles and many other greatnobles of the realm
attempted to resist his authority but,through force of arms and by judicious purchasing of allegiance,as well as through the support of the church, of which he was adevout member, Hugh established a
measure of order within hiskingdom. He had his son, Robert the Pious (later Robert II),elected and crowned his associate and successor in 988, therebyconfirming the house of Capet, which ruled
France until 1328.--Other FieldsRef Number: 11616194604
RELG @N2573@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0777 Bertha DE TOULOUSE OCCU Queen of Italy
DATE 20 MAR 1999 William DE TOULOUSE DATE 20 MAR 1999 1871 - 1937 Ephraim Orin (Eefie) Taylor 65 65 Also mentioned in the book, "From the Indian Land" that efie and Ragna had a three year old son that was kicked to death by a horse.

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Source: "From The Indian Land" by Malcom Rosholt 0797 - 7 APR 818 Bernhard OCCU King of Italy;King of Lombardy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploail 1328.Bernard was King of Italy 781-810. Merged General Note: Bernardwas King of Italy 781-810.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 4 JUL 1997 ~0797 - 15 JUN 835 Cunegonde RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploard was King of Italy 781-810.--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 5 JUL 1997 ~0846 - 0893 Pepin I DE SENLIS DE VALOIS 47 47 OCCU Count Berengarius;--Other FieldsRef Number: 18250419554
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Abt 893/900 - 17 DEC 943 William I LongswordLongue Epee DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was King of Italy 781-810.--Other FieldsRef Number: 4562629888 He was murdered.
RELG @N2579@
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0911 Espriota of Senlis DE BRETAGNE RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"rd was King of Italy 781-810.Merged General Note: Also known as Adela.--Other FieldsRef Number: 4562629889
FREN Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 ~0880 Hubert OCCU Comte de Senlis
REGN @N4795@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 28 AUG 933 - 20 NOV 996 Richard I the Fearless DE NORMANDY EDUC Acceded: 942
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain--Other FieldsRef Number: 2281314944http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal01530, Richard I the Fearless of Normandy,
Duke of Normandy 3rdBorn: 933, Fecamp, FranceAcceded: 942Died: 20 NOV 996, Fecamp, FranceFather: , William I LONGSWORD of Normandy, Duke of Normany 2ndMother: , Sprota (Adela) of SenlisMarried 960
to , Emma of ParisMarried to , Gunnor of CrÅonChild 1: , Richard II of Normandy the Good, Duke of Normany 4thChild 2: , Mauger of Corbeil, Earl of CorbeilChild 3: , Robert of Evereaux, Count,
Bishop of RouenChild 4: , William of Hiesmes, Count, LordChild 5: , MatildaChild 6: , Emma of Normandy, b. CIR 986Child 7: , Hedwig (Hawise)Child 8: , Beatrix of NormandyChild 9: , Godfrey of
Brionne & Eu------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright  1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
RELG @N2582@
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0936 - 1031 Gunnora of Denmark Gunnor 95 95 OCCU Dchs.of Normandy of Crepon
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" Number: 4562629889.--Other FieldsRef Number: 2281314945
DATE 7 OCT 1997 1007 - 1040 Gilbert or Gislebert Crispen DE BRIONNE 33 33 http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/cgi/bct/gedlkup/n=royal?royal12996, Gilbert of Brionne, Count of BrionneDied: 1040Father: , Godfrey of Brionne & EuChild 1: de Clare, Richard FitzGilbert, b. 1035Child 2: ,
Baldwin FitzGilbert------------------------------------------------------------------------Version: 19 Aug 97 Author: Brian Tompsett Sources: seebibliographyCopyright  1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
DATE 7 OCT 1997 ~1040 - ~1095 Gilbert DE GANT 55 55 OCCU L.of Folkingham
DATE 28 DEC 1996 Living Bodenhamer Richiledis 0895 - 16 JUN 956 Hugh the Great REFR
DATE 0925
RETO
DATE 0956
OCCU Duke of France
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa poisoned. [Footnote by Altschul:  "E..
ALIA also called HUGH THE WHITE, French HUGUES LE GRAND, or HUGUES LE BLANCHugh THE GREAT,also called HUGH THE WHITE, French HUGUES LE GRAND, or HUGUES LEBLANC (d. June 16/17, 956), duke of the
Franks, count of Paris,and progenitor of the Capetian kings of France. He was the mostpowerful man in the kingdom of France (West Francia) during thereign of  Louis IV d'Outremer and the early years
of KingLothair.Son of a king (Robert I), father of another (Hugh Capet), andbrother-in-law of three more (Rudolf of France, Athelstan ofEngland, and Otto of Germany), Hugh possessed such
vastterritories that he could easily have assumed the crown on thedeath of Rudolf in 936. Preferring to work from behind thethrone, he instead suggested the accession of Louis IV, son ofthe deposed
Charles III the Simple. Louis proved no puppet,however, and his reign saw an almost constant struggle betweenKing and Duke in which all the great magnates of France, Otto Iof Germany, and the dukes
of Lorraine were at one time oranother involved. In 945 Louis fell into Hugh's hands and wasincarcerated for a year before pressure from abroad and publicopinion at home brought his release.
Excommunicated by Frenchand German councils and by the Pope, Hugh finally submitted toLouis in 951.On the death of the King three years later, Hugh again turneddown the opportunity to become king,
plumping instead forLouis's young son, Lothair; but for his last two years Hugh waseffectively the ruler of France. Related Propaedia TopicsThe West Frankish kingdom (France): dynastic rivalry
betweenCarolingians and Robertians (to 987) and the ascendancy of thefeudal magnatesCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
RFNO @N2618@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 909/918 - 10 MAY 956 Hedwige Hedwiga DE SAXONY See Historical Document. ~0796 - 25 JAN 876 Emma DE BAVARE RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: 743436454696
DATE 22 MAR 1999 0828 - 22 MAR 880 Carloman OCCU King of Bavaria
RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: 371718227348
DATE 30 DEC 1996 Litwinde Liutswind DE CARINTHIE RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc--Other FieldsRef Number: 371718227349
DATE 30 DEC 1996 ~0742 NN DATE 31 DEC 1996 Melisende DE COURTENAY DATE 1 APR 1999 913/914 - 5 MAY 984 Gerberg of Germany RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
ALIA Gerberga seska, b 913/914, d 05-05-984
DATE 22 MAR 1998 Adelheid Adelaide Agnes DATE 14 OCT 1996 Living Pinardi 1009 - 1035 Robert I II DE NORMANDY 26 26 RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.--Other FieldsRef Number: 570328736
DATE 22 MAR 1999 0954 - 7 DEC 983 Otto II OCCU Holy Roman Emperor
RELI Sources: Microsoft Encarta 1994 ed.
RELG @N2678@
DATE 15 FEB 1997 daughter of Otto I Theresa DE CASTILLE --Other FieldsRef Number: 46464778417
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0795 - 0834 Eudes Odo D'ORLANS 39 39 OCCU Count of Orleans
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File upload its punishment.
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0765 - ~0824 Hadrian D'ORLANS 59 59 OCCU Ct. of Orleans
DATE 1 APR 1999 Abelard D'ORLANS Seneschal,  French SNCHAL, in medieval and early modern France, asteward or principal administrator in a royal or noblehousehold. As time went on, the office declined in importanceand was often
equivalent to that of  a bailiff (q.v.); theoffice and title persisted until the French Revolution.In  Merovingian times the seneschal was subordinate to the majordomus, or mayor of the palace, and
had charge of the personnelof the royal household. Under the  Carolingians he becameresponsible for organizing the journeys of king or emperor and,by 1071, was the chief officer--steward of the
household, headof the army, and administrator of the royal demesne. With thetitle dapifer he headed the names of those witnessing royaldiplomas. By the mid-12th century, however, the office
hadweakened and become largely honorary.Most of the great French feudatories--the dukes of Normandy andAquitaine, the counts of Anjou, Poitiers, and Toulouse--hadtheir seneschals. In Anjou and
Poitou the title was given tosubordinate officials on those counts' demesne. When theseprovinces became united to the crown after 1203, these officialswere retained to perform the same duties as the
bailiffs of theroyal demesne elsewhere. This was the basis of the later classicadministrative division of France into bailliages andsnchausses, although in Normandy, Maine, Anjou, and Auvergnethe
seneschals were replaced by bailiffs.Related Propaedia TopicsThe Carolingian Empire and its later dissolution (c. 750-887),France in the 10th centuryCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
All RightsReserved
DATE 1 APR 1999 D. 1053 Enguerrand II DE PONTHIEU RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" 10th century
DATE 13 MAR 1999 1010 - 1050 Arlette Herleva Harlette DE FALAISE FULBERT 40 40 RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" 10th century--Other FieldsRef Number: 570328737
RELG @N2873@
DATE 11 MAY 1997 ~0958 - 1027 Richard II the Good le Vieux DE NORMANDY 69 69 OCCU Duke of Normandy
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" 10th century--Other FieldsRef Number: 1140657472
RELG @N2875@
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Living Fralic D. >0955 Henry the Wrangler DE BAVARE OCCU Duke of Lotharingia, 939-940;Duke of Bavaria, 948-955
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Bruno Saint RELG @N2876@
DATE 31 DEC 1995 0980 - 1035 Baldwin IV Baudouin IV DE FLANDRES 55 55 OCCU Ct. of Flanders
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa 10th century--Other FieldsRef Number: 5808097300
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Ogiva DE NORMANDY --Other FieldsRef Number: 5808097301
DATE 22 MAR 1999 0990 - 1054 William D'EU 64 64 RELI William of Hiesmes, Count, Lord
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0967 Mauger DE NORMANDY OCCU Count of Corbeil ;Count of Mortain
EDUC Earl of Corbeil
RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. ~1005 Matilda Mahaut DE NORMANDY DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0803 - 0838 Pepin D'AQUITAINE 35 35 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploareciated.
DATE 2 APR 1999 0860 - 0941 Gorm the Old ERIKSON 81 81 See Historical Document. ~0844 - 0910 Thyri Thyre Danebod 66 66 OCCU Queen of Denmark
RELI Sources: yes qwFrom Gene Gurney, KINGDOMS OF EUROPE:An Illustrated Encyclopediaof Ruling Monarchs from Ancient Times to the Present, p. 412:"At Jellinge in 910 King Gorm built a memorial stone.
It borethe inscription in letters called runes: King Gorm set up thismonument for his queen, Thryri, Denmark's guardian.  The queenwas given the title because she had brought together workersfrom
all over Denmark to build a wall--the Danevirke (Dane'swork) as a bulwark to deter their enemies. This tribute of KingGorm to his queen is the first reording of Danish history fromthe Danes
themselves."
DANE Y
ROYL Y
SCAN Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 Living Barnes Living Greybill Abt 920/927 - 11 NOV 958 Fulk II Nerra le Bon D'ANJOU OCCU Count of Anjou
RELI Sources: Knox, Robert John Anderson and Tanner, Danielle.  AO middle and high school; went to Kwang.
DATE 3 NOV 1996 ~0845 - ~0893 Ingelger Ingeler D'ANJOU 48 48 OCCU Count of Anjou
DATE 25 MAR 1999 ~0821 Tortulf the Forester Tertulle DE BOURGES Lived in the 9th Century.  He was ahunter and outlaw and hishjome was in the woods.  At the time the Danes were reavagingFrance, Tortulf joined Charels the Bald in defending Franceagaisn the
Norsemen.  He was rewarded with land. Jean Plaidy,PASSIONATE ENEMIES
RELG @N3018@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0863 Charles L'Enfant Teutberge DE VALOIS RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploa middle and high school; went to Kwang.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0826 - 0890 Ermengard Engelberge 64 64 DATE 13 APR 1997 Boson Louis III l'Avengle Adelaide DE BOURGOGNE DATE 10 JAN 1999 0863 - 0882 Louis III the Young 19 19 Living Scott ~1070 - JAN 1128/1129 Ranulph DE MESCHINES DE BRISQUESART By some of our historians this nobleman is styled Earl ofCarlisle, from residing in tht city; and they further state,that he came over in the train of the Conqueror, assisted in thesubjugation of
England, and shared, of ourse, in the spoil ofconquest.  He was lord of Cumberland and Carlisle, by descentfrom his father, but having enfeoffed his two brothers, William,of Coupland, and Geffery of
Gillesland, in a large portionthereof, he exchanged the Earldom of umberland for that ofChester, on condition that those whom he ahd settled there,should hold their lands of the king, in capite.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1050 - 1129 Ranulph DE MESCHINES 79 79 OCCU Earl of Chester
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1050 Maud or Margaret de Gernon LUPUS D'AVRANCHES DATE 5 OCT 1996 Hugh LUPUS ~1074 Lucia Lucy DE TAILBOYS DATE 14 MAR 1999 0931 - 1000 Adelaide Adelheid DE BOURGOGNE 69 69 OCCU Empress (Saint)
ALIA Adelajda Burgundzka, b 931/932, d 16-12-999
RELG @N3113@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 D. 0950 Lothair II D'ARLES DATE 1 APR 1999 Theodorade Theodorata DE TROYES DATE 1 APR 1999 D. >0954 Ludolf of Swabia VON SCHWABEN OCCU Duke of Swabia, 949-954
RELG @N3179@
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0970 - 1017 Fulbert de Falaise FULBERT 47 47 FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 1736 - 1822 Nathan Brockway 86 86 BIRTH: Taken from Hall and Plimpton's extract of Lyme vitals p 223 Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Walter FULBERT Osbern FULBERT ~0967 Estrith Margaret of Denmark SWEYNSDOTTER RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploan 1204, the Tosnys, like the Bohons, s.Notes:Stammtafeln contradicts itself with reference to her. In Bund IITafel36 it says she
married Richard II in 1017; in Bund II tafel 70it says shemarried Robert I and not Richard. I show both links here.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Judith DE FLANDRES DATE 1 APR 1999 ~1000 - 1040 Alan Alain III DE BRETAGNE 40 40 OCCU Count de Bretagne; Count of Rennes
BRET Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Abt 983/990 - 1037 Eudes II le Champenois DE BLOIS OCCU Cte de Blois, Chartres, Chateaudun,Tours, Beauvais, Troyes,
EDUC Meux et de Sancerre
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1025 William DE NORMANDY RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain" Robert I and not Richard. I show both.Merged General Note: He was also called Nicholas.  He was a monkat Fechamp.
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Adeliza DE NORMANDY RELI Adelaide-Judith of Normandy?
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. >1096 Eudes III DE TROYES OCCU Cte de Troyes et d'Aumale
DATE 22 MAR 1999 grandfather of Arlette FULBERT NORM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Living Walters great grandfather of Arlette NORM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. 1051 Hugh Hugues IV DE MAINE OCCU Cte de Maine
DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~1023 - 1100 Gersende DE MAINE 77 77 Gersende was the widow of Theobald of Blois. She had  a son byAdalbert AzzoII (d.1097), Hugh V count of Maine 1070/92. Hugh V married aGersendemistress of Geoffrey de Mayenne. In 1093 Hugh sold the
county toHelias dela Fleche (ES III(4):692). Michel Bur *La formation du comte deChampagnev.950 - v.1150* (Nancy, 1977) discusses Gersende de Maine butoffers nofurther genealogical information than
that just given. VolkerReinhardt *Diegrossen Familien Italiens* (Stuttgart, 1992) p.244 merelydistinguishes hisdescendants by Cunigunde situated in Germany and his Italiandescendants by(?) situated
in the region of Padua and Ferrara. VR does notmention themarriage with Gersende, but some of his accounts of the familieshe coverscan be a bit thin at the early end.
DATE 13 MAR 1999

DATE 28 DEC 1996 D. 1084/1085 Bertha DE BLOIS DATE 6 DEC 1996 Eudo DE BRETAGNE BRET Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 descendant of Wihtgar 863/865 - 2 JAN 918 Baldwin II the Bald DE FLANDRES RELI Sources: Taut, Anne. "The Kings and Queens of Great Britain"9.gfisher@SHENTEL.NETSubject: Re: Alfred 'the Great' & FamiFrom:  Gordon Fisher<gfisher@SHENTEL.NETT>Date:  Wed, 12 Mar 1997 09:55:59
-0500The Bald BALDWIN II OF FLANDERS Count of Flanders was borornabout 864 inFlanders, N, France.  He died on 10 Sep 918."Baldwin II -- the Bald --from his ststrong-hold at Brugesmaintained, as did
his father before him, avigorous defence ofhis lands agaiinst the incursions of the Northmen.  Onhismother's side a descendant of Charlemagne, he strengtheened thedynasticimportance of hisfamily by
marrying Aelfthryth, dughterof Alfred the Great.  On h his death in918 his possessions weredivided between his two sons Arnulf the Elder andAdolphus, bubutthe latter survived only a short time and
Arnulf succeeded tothewholeinheritance."
DATE 14 MAR 1999 0935 - 1 NOV 962 Baldwin Baudouin III DE FLANDRES RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File upload tothe wholeinheritance.".--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1030 - 1070 Baldwin Baudouin VI I DE FLANDRES 40 40 OCCU Ct of Flanders (VI) and Hainaut (I), Margrave of Antwerpyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britanni.
RELG @N3248@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1035 - 1093 Robert I IVthe Frisian DE FLANDRES 58 58 OCCU Count of Flanders, 1071
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploayright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britanni.
RELG @N3251@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Living White D. 0883 Erik II ERIKSON DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0854 Erik I KNUTSON DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0814 - 0850 Canute I or Hurda Knut 36 36 OCCU K. of Staelland;King of Denmark
RELG @N3258@
DATE 12 NOV 1996 D. 0947 Hugo DE VIENNE OCCU Count of Vienne King of Italy
DATE 24 MAR 1999 Parent of Pope Gregory V Desiderata DI LOMBARDY RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 21 MAR 1999 772/774 - 0774 Adelaide RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 28 DEC 1995 Liutgard RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 Madelgard RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 Regina RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc Living Vick Adalind RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 29 DEC 1995 ~0742 Himiltrud RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
DATE 10 MAR 1999 Hunfrid D'ISTRIA OCCU Count of Istriastria,Serbo-Croatian ISTRA,  triangular peninsula that is part ofCroatia and Slovenia. It extends into the northeastern AdriaticSea between the Gulf of Venice (west) and the Gulf
of Kvarner(east). The peninsula has an area of 1,220 square miles (3,160square km). The northern portion is part of Slovenia, while thecentral and southern parts belong to Croatia. A tiny strip
ofcoast at its northwestern base is the site of Trieste andbelongs to Italy.Istria's highly indented shoreline, 267 miles (430 km) inlength, exhibits numerous drowned valleys. The west coast has
ascore of small offshore island groups, the most notable beingBrioni (Brijuni). The terrain basically  consists of a limestoneplateau, much of which lacks water owing to its karsttopography. The
northeast section consists of the mountains ofthe Dinaric Alps, with a maximum elevation of 4,596 feet (1,401m) at Mount Ucka. These modest heights slope gradually south andwest in undulating
terraces toward the  Adriatic. Parts of thepeninsula have thick forests, and places  suffering from theravages of timber cutting are being reforested. In the waterlesskarst areas a scrub vegetation
prevails. A Mediterranean climatebrings hot, dry summers and warm, wet winters.The population of Istria, approximately two-thirds of which isCroatian,  engages mostly in agriculture. Wheat, corn
(maize),rye, oats, figs, fruit, and olives are grown in the fertilewestern and southeastern coastal areas, and cattle are bred.There has been an increase in viticulture, and fishing andshipbuilding
are other activities. Salt is obtained fromseawater at Piran and Portoroz in Slovenia. Rasa, in Croatia, isan important site for the mining of high-quality anthracitecoal; and bauxite, building
stone, and quartz are alsoextracted.  Istria's most important town and harbour is Pula,which has a well-preserved Roman amphitheatre. Opatija andBrioni are best known as seaside resorts.Istria
derived its name from the ancient Illyrian tribe of theHistri and was subdued by Rome in 177 BC after two wars. Underthe emperor Augustus most of the peninsula became part of Italy.Slavic peoples
began settling there in the 7th century AD. Itwas successively under the control of diverse Mediterraneanpowers until 1797, when the peninsula came under the rule ofAustria, which developed Trieste
as a port. By this time thepopulation  consisted of Italians and Austrians in the coastaltowns and Slavic farmers in the rural interior. After World WarI, Italy forcibly seized the peninsula from
Austria in 1919 andafterward tried to Italianize the population. But, followingItaly's defeat in World War II, Yugoslavia occupied most ofIstria in 1947. The peninsula's northwestern section,
aroundTrieste, was finally divided between Italy and Yugoslavia in1954 after decades of diplomatic wrangling and periodicpolitical crises. Istria quietly became part of Croatia andSlovenia in 1991
when those states became independent nations.Italian minorities remain in both the Slovene and Croatianparts.Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
CROA Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Adelbert DI TUSCANY RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaa, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
DATE 14 MAR 1999 <0949 - 0992 Heribert VON GLEIBERG 43 43 OCCU Count in Kinzigau
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaa, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
REGN @N4830@
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1003 - 1079 Adelisa Adele or Alix of France D'AUXERRRE 76 76 OCCU Countess d'Auxerre; Cts de Contenance
RELI Sources: Slocombe, George. "William the Conqueror" pub. 1961--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0995 - 1030 Ogive or Otgiva DE LUXEMBOURG 35 35 RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaa, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
DATE 27 DEC 1996 0950 - 12 MAR 975/978 Adelaide DE VERMANDOIS --Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 29 JUN 1997

DATE 29 JUN 1997 0905 - 9 NOV 959 Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus MAMIKONIAN See Historical Document. 19 SEP 866 - 11 MAY 912 Leo VI the Wise MAMIKONIAN REFR
DATE 0886
RETO
DATE 0912
OCCU Emperor of Byzantium
ALIA byname  LEO THE WISE, or THE PHILOSOPHERLeo VI,byname  LEO THE WISE, or THE PHILOSOPHER (b. Sept. 19, 866--d.May 11, 912, Constantinople), Byzantine coemperor from 870 andemperor from 886 to
912, whose imperial laws, written in Greek,became the legal code of the  Byzantine Empire.Leo was the son of Basil I the Macedonian, who had begun thecodification, and his second wife, Eudocia
Ingerina. Madecoemperor in 870, Leo succeeded to the throne on his father'sdeath. His foreign policy was directed mainly against the Arabsand the Bulgars. The able commander Nicephorus Phocas the
Elderwas recalled from his successful campaigns against the Lombardsin south Italy to assist in the Balkans. After this Byzantiummet with reverses in the West: Sicily was lost to the Arabs in902,
Thessalonica was sacked by Leo of Tripoli, and the Aegeanwas open to constant attack from Arab pirates. Steps were takento strengthen the Byzantine navy, which successfully attackedthe Arab fleet in
the Aegean in 908. But the naval expedition of911-912 was defeated by Leo of Tripoli. Byzantium's enemy to thenorth was         Simeon, the Bulgar ruler. Hostilities aroseout of a trade dispute in
894, and the Byzantines, aided by theMagyars of the Danube-Dnieper region, forced Simeon to agree toa truce. With the help of the nomadic Pechenegs, however, Simeonin 896 took revenge on the
Byzantines, forcing them to pay anannual tribute to the Bulgars.During Leo's reign the Russian prince Oleg sailed toConstantinople and in 907 obtained a treaty regulating theposition of Russian
merchants in Byzantium, which was formallyratified in 911. Because of his anxiety for a male heir Leomarried four times, thus incurring the censure of the church.Educated by the patriarch  Photius,
Leo was more scholar thansoldier. In addition to completing the canon of laws, he wroteseveral decrees (novels) on a wide range of ecclesiastical andsecular problems. He also wrote a funeral
panegyric on hisfather, liturgical poems, sermons and orations, secular poetry,and military treatises. Leo's image is in a mosaic over thecentral door of Hagia Sophia.Related Propaedia TopicsThe
eclipse of the Roman Empire in the West and the developmentand Christianization of Germanic successor states (AD 395-c.750)Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReservedLeo VI
the Wise of Byzantium, Byzantine EmperorAcceded: 886Died: 912Father: , Basil I the Macedonian of Byzantium, Byzantine EmperorChild 1: , AnnaChild 2: Porphyrogenitus, Constantine VII, Byzantine
Emperor, b.ABT 906
BYZN Y
HIST Y
ROYL Y
DATE 26 MAY 1999 Living Campbell Zo Carbonopsina TZAUTZINA DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0872 - 15 MAR 948 Romanus I Lecapenus NPFX Admiral
REFR
DATE 0940
PLAC 0920
coemperor (920)
RETO
DATE 0948
PLAC 0944
OCCU Byzantine Emperor
EDUC Some show him the son of Constantine VII
RELG @N3283@Romanus I LECAPENUS (b. c. 872--d. 948),  Byzantine emperor who shared the imperialthrone with his son-in-law Constantine VII and exercised allreal power from 920 to 944. Romanus was
admiral of the Byzantinefleet on the Danube when, hearing of the defeat of the army atAchelous (917), he resolved to sail for Constantinople. Soonafter the marriage of his daughter Helena to
Constantine he wascrowned colleague of his son-in-law. His reign was terminated byhis own sons, Stephen and Constantine, who in 944 compelled himto become a monk.Related Propaedia TopicsThe eclipse
of the Roman Empire in the West and the developmentand Christianization of Germanic successor states (AD 395-c.750)Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReservedLecapenus,
Romanus I, Byzantine EmperorBorn: 940, Constantinople, TurkeyAcceded: 920Died: 15 MAR 948Notes:deposed 944. Clearly the birth date is wrong, but reflectsconfusion betweensources.Some show him the
son of Constantine VII, but others areconvinced he is not.Child 1: , Christopher of Byzantium, Byzantine EmperorChild 2: Porphyrogenita, Anna, b. 13 MAR 963Child 3: Lecapenus, Helen, Byzantine
Empress, b. ABT 920
DATE 24 MAY 1999 Aubri ~0949 - 3 APR 995 William GuillaumeII IV D'AQUITAINE REFR
DATE 0963
PLAC Duke of Acquitaine
RETO
DATE 0993
PLAC Duke of Acquitaine
EDUC Duc IV de Guyenne (= Aquitaine); Comte de Xaintes
OCCU Count of Poitiers and Duke of Acquitaine
ALIA Wilhelm II (IV), hr. Poitou, ks. Akwitanii, b c937, d 995/996, m 968
ALIA FIERS-A-BRAS
RELG @N3297@
HIST Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0855 - 5 AUG 893 Rainulfe II DE POITIERS OCCU Ct. of Poitiers
RELG @N3298@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1010 - 1089 Thibaut III DE CHAMPAGNE 79 79 OCCU Cte de Blois, de Chartres, de Chateaudun, de Meaux
EDUC (continued) de Sancerre et de Troyes
RELG @N3428@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1093/1100 Alix Adela DE CREPY DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0772 - 0843 Bruno DE SAXONY 71 71 DATE 21 MAR 1999 Sabana Susanna DE MONTFORT OCCU Countess of Montfort
HIST Y
FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0752 - 0825 Wigbart DE SAXONY 73 73 DATE 21 MAR 1999 Living Rogers ~0756 Sindacilla VON FRIESLAND OCCU Pcs.of Friesland
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0752 - 0807 Wittikind DE SAXONY 55 55 DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0736 Geva OCCU Pncs. of Denmark
DATE 3 NOV 1996 ~0775 - 0856 Walpert VON RINGLEHEIM 81 81 OCCU Count of Ringleheim
GERM Y
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0700 - 0768 Werniche DE SAXONY 68 68 OCCU King of Saxons
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0710 Gunilda DE RUGEN DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0675 - 0740 Dieterick DE SAXONY 65 65 DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. ~0680 Dobiogera DATE 30 DEC 1995 ~0890 - 2 OCT 939 Giselbert DE LORRAINE OCCU Duke of Lotharingia, 928-939
ALIA Giselbert, kr. Lotaryngii, b 890, d 03-10-939, m 928
RELG @N3429@
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0850 - 19 JAN 916 Regnier I or Raginaire DE LORRAINE ALIA Reginar I, hr. Hennegau, ks. Lotaryngii, b c850, d 915/916
DATE 24 MAR 1999 1779 Peder Iversen Gutu Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 19, 1779
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 19, 1779
Restad, Fåberg,

Facts about this person:

Baptism   September 19, 1779
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish ~0854 Ermentrude or Hersent DATE 28 DEC 1995 D. >1016 Waldrada DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0860 - Aft 14 SEP 929 Adelaide DE BOURGOGNE DATE 1 JUN 1997 ~0865 - 14 JUN 929 Willa or Gisele DE BOURGOGNE RELG @N3430@
DATE 5 APR 1997 ~0840 - 1 NOV 887 Boso DE BOURGOGNE OCCU Count of Vienne
EDUC Count of Vienne, Duke of Italy, King of Lower Burgundy
RELG @N3431@
DATE 24 MAR 1999 Buwin ITAL Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 Richildis DE TURIN RELG @N3432@
DATE 1 APR 1999 847/848 - 0866 Charles OCCU duc d' Aquitaine
DATE 13 APR 1997 ~0825 - ~0885 Giselbert DE LORRAINE 60 60 OCCU Ct. of Darnau
ALIA Gizelbert, hr. Darnau/Maasgau, d po 14-06-877
RELG @N3433@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 0795 Giselbert VON MASSGAU DATE 22 MAR 1999 1799 Iver Iversen Gutu D. 0629 Chlothar II Merovingian Gainfroi VON MASSGAU OCCU Count in Massgau
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Theidlindis DE BLOIS FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0800 Mainer DE SENS OCCU Count of Sens
REGN @N4783@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Daughter DE HAUDRE FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Aubri II DE BLOIS OCCU Count of Blois
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0700 Aubri I DE BLOIS OCCU Count of Blois
REGN @N4785@
HIST Y
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0680 Adela FREN Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 Haudre FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0860 - 1 SEP 921 Richard the Justiciar DE BOURGOGNE OCCU count of Autun
DATE 24 MAR 1999 1918 - 1992 Erla Dye 73 73 Social Security Number: 573-18-1228

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 95565
Scotia, Humboldt, California 1884 - 1931 Nora May (Lorraine) Jackson 46 46 ~0896 Adelaide DE BOURGOGNE DATE 22 DEC 1996 ~0885 - 0932 Regnier II DE HAINAULT 47 47 DATE 24 MAR 1999 0849 - ~0876 Carloman 27 27 DATE 30 DEC 1995 D. 0865 Lothar DATE 30 DEC 1995 0852 Rotrude DATE 27 AUG 1999 D. 910/914 Richildis Richilde VON METZ RELG @N3435@
DATE 1 APR 1999 D. ~0865 Pippin DATE 2 APR 1999 D. ~0865 Drogo DATE 29 DEC 1995 0876 - 0877 Charles 1 1 DATE 29 DEC 1995 Sunnichild DATE 28 DEC 1995 Private Young ~0660 daughter of Chrodobertus DATE 12 NOV 1997 0660 - 0713 Leutwinus Lievin DE TREVES 53 53 NPFX Saint
OCCU Bishop of Treves
RELG @N3447@
SNT Y
DATE 4 JUN 2000 0690 - 724/725 Chrotrud or Rotrou or Rotrude D'AUSTRASIE OCCU Duchess of Austrasia
REGN @N4779@
FRNK Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Hildegard DATE 29 DEC 1995 Odilo DATE 29 DEC 1995 D. 0744 Gerold OCCU Bishop of Mayence
GERM Y
DATE 15 NOV 1997 Hnabi Dux OCCU Duke of Alemannia
DATE 16 NOV 1997 D. 0709 Houching OCCU Duke of Alemannia
GERM Y
DATE 24 MAR 1999 Gisella OCCU abbess of Chelles
DATE 19 FEB 1997 Adelheid DATE 12 APR 1998 1716 - 1742 Deborah Brockway 25 25 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Pepin DATE 29 DEC 1995 Bivin Budwine VON METZ OCCU Count of Metz
FREN Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 0956 - 990/1000 Giselbert Gilbert DE ROUCY OCCU Vicomte of Rheims
DATE 28 DEC 1996 NN DE POITIERS DATE 14 MAR 1999 0926 - 15 MAR 973 Renaud DE ROUCY OCCU Count of Rheims
ALIA Rajnold z Roucy, d 10-05-967, m 994-997
DATE 22 MAR 1998 ~0930 - 15 MAR 973 Alberade DE LORRAINE ALIA Alberada z Henegouwen, b c930
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0992 Lietaud or Letgarde DE MARLE OCCU Sgnr. de Marle
DATE 1 APR 1999 is he the son of DE FRIULI DATE 25 MAR 1999 Ansgard DATE 27 JAN 1997 ~0907 - 2 JAN 966 Bertha VON SCHWABEN DATE 22 MAR 1998 23 FEB 1696/1697 - 1742 Elizabeth Tiffany MARRIAGE: Taken from Hall and Plimpton's extract of Lyme vitals p 223 Additiona information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Hatheburga saska DATE 22 MAR 1998 0885 - 29 APR 926 Buchard I VON SCHWABEN OCCU Duke of Swabia
DATE 5 DEC 1996 ~0889 - ~0958 Reginlinde VON NULLENBURG 69 69 DATE 22 DEC 1996 ~0868 - 0911 Buchard I VON THURGAU 43 43 OCCU Count Thurgovie Ct. in the Baar
DATE 14 MAR 1999 0837 - 6 JUN 905 Adalbert II the Illustrious VON THURGAU OCCU Count in the ThurgauThurgau(German), French THURGOVIE,  canton, northeastern Switzerland.It is borderedon the north by Lake Constance (Bodensee), by the Rhine River onthe northwest, and by
thecantons of Sankt Gallen on the south and Zrich and Schaffhausenon the west. With an areaof 391 square miles (1,013 square km), it is divided into threehill masses: one stretchingalong the lake;
another inland, bounded north by the Thur Riverand south by its affluent, theMurg; and the third at the southern extremity of the canton,merging into the pre-Alpine zoneof Mount Hrnli. Frauenfeld
(q.v.) is the capital.Inhabited by lake dwellers (the Pfyn culture) in prehistorictimes, it was later part of theRoman province of Raetia for several centuries until AD 450,after which it passed to
theAlamanni, a Germanic tribe. From the 8th century on, it appearedas a political unit,extending as far west as the Reuss River and as far south as thefoot of the Alps. In the laterEuropean Middle
Ages the county of Thurgau, already much reducedin size, belongedsuccessively to the dukes of Zringen and the counts of Kyburg.With the extinction of theKyburg line in 1264, the county passed to
the Habsburgs, fromwhom it was seized by theconfederated Swiss states in 1460 and thenceforth ruled as asubject district. In 1798 itbecame a canton of the Helvetic Republic and in 1803 a fullmember
of the SwissConfederation. Its cantonal constitution dates from 1869.Thurgau is a prosperous agricultural area known for apples andpears and for cider making.There are vineyards along the lake and
in the Thur valley.Industries include printing,handicrafts, and the manufacture of textiles, shoes, and motorvehicles. The canton istraversed by two railways with several branch lines. Thepopulation
is mostlyGerman-speaking and about two-thirds Protestant and one-thirdRoman Catholic. Pop. (1989est.) 198,371.Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0846 Judith DI FRIULI DATE 14 MAR 1999 Harduin FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Ratbodus Ratboldus VON FRIESLAND DATE 2 APR 1999 Goimo I Gormo I OCCU King of Denmark
DANE Y
ROYL Y
SCAN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0895 Hedwige of Bavaria Edith Hathui ALIA Jadwiga z Marchii, d 24-12-903Matman <may_man@hotmail.com>Subject: Re: Henry the Fowler's motherFrom:  Matman <may_man@hotmail.com>Date:  Wed, 09 Apr 1997 17:49:32 +0100William Addams
Reitwiesner wrote:>> "Todd A. Farmerie" <taf2@po.cwru.edu> wrote:>> >James C. Woodard wrote:> >>> >> Is there any concensus on the ascent of Hedwige wife ofOtto?> >> >No.  Actually, Stuart, for
once, provides a reasonable reviewof the> >situation (although when it comes to showing the descent, heselects the> >same old bull).  There seems to be a general concensus thatthe name> >Henry was
brought to the family through Hedwige, but beyondthat> >nothing.  What can be rejected is the claim that she wasdaughter of> >Arnulf of Germany. This, unfortunately, was revived bySheppard in>
>Ancestral Roots (6th and 7th) crediting Stimmel, but of thesources he> >cites, Moriarty, Brandenburg, Winkhaus and Isenburg (the onesI have> >available) say nothing of the sort.  Stuart himself
statesthat one of> >the remaining does not contain the descent, while the soleremaining> >source, Saillot, cannot stand above the others, even if itdoes have the> >descent (which I somehow doubt).>
>> >What is in ES?>> The Schwennicke edition of ES, Band I, Tafel 3, says, aboutHeinrich's> parents:>>     Otto, HERZOG VON SACHSEN (880), GRAF IN SUED-THUERINGEN(874),>     +30.XI.912; oo 869
Hathui, +(906).>> Nothing more.>> William Addams Reitwiesner> wrei@erols.comThere is quite a lot of german research into this. The currentconsensus (as summarised by E.Hlawitschka, in
RheinischeVierteljarhrblatter, 1974, p141ff) is that she was a daughterof Margrave Henry who died at paris against the Normans 28.8.886(healso often appears with other titles: Duke of the
Austrasians,isone of them). Her mother was (according to the same author) wasprobably a grand-daughter of St.Ida (d.c.820) and the SaxonCountEgbert (flor. 809-11).MattSubject: Re: Henry the Fowler's
motherFrom:  "Todd A. Farmerie" <taf2@po.cwru.edu>Date:  Fri, 11 Apr 1997 18:10:03 -0400Matman wrote:There is quite a lot of german research into this. The current >consensus (as summarised by
E.Hlawitschka, in RheinischeVierteljarhrblatter, 1974, p141ff) is that she was a daughter ofMargrave Henry who died at paris against the Normans 28.8.886(he also often appears with other titles:
Duke of theAustrasians, is  one of them). Her mother was (according to thesame author) was> probably a grannd-daughter of St.Ida (d.c.820)and the Saxon Count> Egbert (flor. 809-11).Isn't this the
same Egbbert who Kelley speculates was theAnglo-Saxon King Ecgbert of Wessex.taf
DATE 22 MAR 1998 1721 - 1742 Elizabeth Brockway 20 20 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~0745 - <0800 Welf VON ARGENGAU 55 55 DATE 2 APR 1999 D. >0836 Ingeltrude DE MADRIE DATE 25 MAR 1999 ~0765 - 0836 Hugh II le Mefiant D'ALSACE 71 71 DATE 14 MAR 1999

OCCU Count de Tours; Count of Alsace
REGN @N1180@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999

[IT:Count in Upper Alsace;
Count of Tours and Bourges;
Of the House of Eticho.:IT]

OCCU Count of Tours
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0740 - 780/802 Luitfride II D'ALSACE DATE 14 MAR 1999

OCCU Count of Alsace
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0744 Hiltrude DATE 30 DEC 1995

DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~0430 Childebert of Cologne [IT:King of Cologne.:IT] 0676 - 0758 Sigisbert IV de Razes 82 82 ~0719 Edith DATE 30 DEC 1995

DATE 12 NOV 1996 D. ~0830 Luithard D'ALSACE DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0675 - 5 DEC 741 Adalbert D'ALSACE DATE 14 MAR 1999

OCCU Duke of Alsace
DATE 14 MAR 1999

[IT:Duke of Alsace.:IT] 1860 - 1921 Louisa Larson 61 61 D. >0832 Rorgo DE MAINE DATE 2 APR 1999 Mother of Remigius DATE 30 DEC 1995 Mother of Hieronymous DATE 30 DEC 1995 Mother of Bernhard DATE 1 APR 1999 descended fr St Liutwin DE TREVES FREN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0778 Anselm VON HASPENGAU DATE 2 APR 1999 D. >0779 Rupert VON HASPENGAU OCCU Abbot of St-Germain-des-Fosses
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0725 - Aft 1 JUN 770 Thuringbert Turincbertus VON HASPENGAU DATE 2 APR 1999 Isengarde DATE 1 JAN 1996 D. >0837 Guntram VON WORMSGAU DATE 14 MAR 1999 1882 Hattie B Bennett Oda VON WORMSGAU DATE 2 APR 1999 Walaho IV VON WORMSGAU DATE 2 APR 1999 D. 0925 Judith DATE 27 JAN 1996 Mistress DATE 27 JAN 1996 Mistress DATE 27 JAN 1996 ~0944 - 0965 Eudes DE BOURGOGNE 21 21 OCCU Duke of Lower Burgundy
DATE 1 APR 1999 Luitgard D'AUTUN DATE 1 APR 1999 D. 16 APR 956 Giselbert DE VERGY DATE 14 MAR 1999

OCCU Duke of Burgundy
DATE 23 FEB 1997 Ermengarde DE BOURGOGNE OCCU heiress of Lower Burgundy
DATE 14 MAR 1999

DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~0946 - 1002 Henri DE NEVERS 56 56 OCCU Duke of Lower Burgundy; duke of Burgundy
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1885 Alvin L Bennett D. 986/991 Gerberga DE MACON DATE 22 MAR 1999 Gersende DE GASCOGNE DATE 2 APR 1999 Matilda DE CHALON DATE 14 MAR 1999 Mistress DATE 28 JAN 1996 0940 - 1005 BeatrixBeatrice 65 65 OCCU Pncs.of France
DATE 19 JAN 1997 ~0912 - 0984 Frederick I of Upper Lorraine DE LORRAINE 72 72 OCCU Duke of Lotharingia, 959-978
RELG @N3583@
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Mistress DATE 21 DEC 1996 ~1026 - 10 MAR 1040/1042 Irmgard or HermengardeErmengarde D'AUVERGNE DATE 23 AUG 1996 1859 Mary Ellen Edmisten ~0995 - 1032 Robert I D'AUVERGNE 37 37 OCCU Compte d'Auvergne
DATE 24 NOV 1997 1892 Edna P Bennett ~0964 - 12 MAR 996 Bertha D'ARLES DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0950 - 19 OCT 995/996 Eudes I DE BLOIS OCCU Cte de Blois, Chartres, Chateaudun, Tours, Beauvais, Dreux,
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0885 - ~0942 Thibaut TetbaldGerlon or Theobald DE BLOIS 57 57 OCCU in 908 was Vicomte de Tours, later Comte de Blois -- Sgnr. d
EDUC a/k/a Theobald of Blois
RELG @N3615@
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0862 - ~0892 Hugues DE BOURGES 30 30 DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0871 Rothaut DE FRANCE DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0890 Richilde DE BLOIS RELG @N3616@
DATE 14 MAY 1997 ~0915 - 16 JAN 975 Thibaut I le Trecheur DE BLOIS OCCU Cte de Blois, Rennes, Chartres, Chateaudun, Vcte de Tours,
EDUC sn de Chino, Samur et de Beaugency
ALIA Teobald I, hr. Blois
RELG @N3617@
DATE 13 MAR 1999 915/920 - >0978 Ledgarde DE VERMANDOIS DATE 27 OCT 1997 D. 0969 Richard DE BLOIS OCCU Archbishop of Bourges
DATE 2 APR 1999 D. <0962 Thibaut DE BLOIS DATE 14 MAR 1999 1726 - 1791 Sidsil Iversdatter 64 64 0965 - 0985 Hugues DE BLOIS 20 20 DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1004 Thibaut II DE BLOIS OCCU Became a priesd
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. ~1048 Etienne Stephen I DE TROYES DATE 22 MAR 1999 Adele N DATE 20 MAR 1999 Guy DE THOUARS DATE 13 MAR 1999 Bertha DE BLOIS DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0930 - ~1005 Godfrey the Captive D'ARDENNE 75 75 OCCU Count of Bidgau
DATE 5 JAN 1997 Ermengarde Hinna DATE 15 DEC 1996 NN DATE 16 FEB 1997 D. ~0953 Ekbert DATE 2 JUN 1996 1748 - WFT Est. 1784-1843 Anne Larsdatter Facts about this person:

Baptism   June 23, 1748
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   June 23, 1748
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish 1852 John E Jackson ~1033 - 1086 Richilde Richilda DE HAINAULT 53 53 OCCU Heirss of Hainaut Cnts.of Hainault[NOTE: some sources hold that Richilde was daughter of CtReginar V of Hainaut, instead of daughter-in-law; however, sinceCt Hermann, her husband, left only two
childless kids who werein the church, and had few other close relatives, it would nothave been unusual for his widow to inherit Hainaut and pass itto her kids by her 2d marriage]
DATE 24 MAR 1999 D. ~0995 Matilda DATE 4 JUN 1996 ~0934 - 0990 Hildegarde 56 56 DATE 4 JUN 1996 D. 0988 Dietrich II OCCU Ct of W. Frisia
RELG @N3655@
DATE 23 FEB 1997 0935 - 0962 Liutgard DE FLANDRES 27 27 DATE 1 APR 1999 D. Aft 14 DEC 973 Wichmann VON HAMALAND OCCU Ct of Hamaland
RELG @N3656@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Elftrude Elstrude DE FLANDRES Elstrude De FLANDERS
DATE 26 MAY 1999 D. ~0965 Siegfriedthe Dane DE GUISNES See Historical Document. D. >0918 Adalolf DE BOULOGNE OCCU Ct de Boulogne-sur-Mer et de Therouanne, 918New Search :Boulogne,in full BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, city and port,  Pas-de-Calaisdpartement,Nord-Pas-de-Calais rgion, on the coast of northern
France,southwest of Calais at the mouthof the Liane River and 28 miles (45 km) across the EnglishChannel from Folkestone, Eng.Boulogne was the Roman harbour of Gesoriacum, later calledBononia.
Destroyed by theNormans in 882, it was rebuilt about 912. It was the prize indisputes between Flanders andPonthieu; it was a Burgundian possession when Louis XI united itto the French crown in1477.
England held it from 1544 to 1550. When it served asNapoleon's port of embarkationfor his projected invasion of England, its harbour was subjectedto naval bombardment. TheBritish Expeditionary Force
administered Boulogne during WorldWar I. The Germansmade it a submarine base and part of their anti-invasion "WestWall" during World War II;damage to the harbour (now rebuilt) was severe.Atop a
hill, behind 13th-century ramparts on the east bank ofthe Liane, stands Haute Ville,the older part of town. The law courts, cheau, town hall, andbell tower (13th and 17thcenturies) are behind the
old walls. Basse Ville, the moderntown at the foot of the hill, wasrebuilt after World War II. The industrial zone, Capcure, is onthe west bank. The port hasan outer, deepwater harbour and an inner
harbour for smallvessels.Boulogne is an important port for cross-channel passenger andcar-ferry traffic and has aconsiderable import-export trade. It is also the chief fishingport of France,
handling mostlyherring and mackerel. There are canneries, fish-curingfactories, foundries, cement works,and factories making pens, pencils, ropes, canvas, and fishnets.Pop. (1990) 44,244.Copyright
(c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
DATE 10 JAN 1999 Ealswid DE FLANDRES DATE 21 MAR 1999 WFT Est. 1730-1759 - WFT Est. 1784-1844 Ole Gundersen Ermentrude DE FLANDRES DATE 22 MAR 1999 0865 - 0896 Rudolf Ralph DE CAMBRAI 31 31 OCCU Cte de Cambrai
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Guinidilde DE FLANDRES [According to some sources this is a daughter of Caldwin I, butshe
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Guifredo D'URGEL OCCU Ct of Urgel
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0978 Bouchard DE MONTMERENCY DATE 7 MAR 1999

OCCU Baron
DATE 21 DEC 1996 Julianna DATE 5 JAN 1997 0946 - 25 MAY 1003/1008 Matilda DE BOURGOGNE DATE 5 JAN 1997 ~1138 Alice DE BEAUMES DATE 13 MAR 1999

DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1078 Alan LA ZOUCHE DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1118 Constance or Anne DE BRETAGNE DATE 21 MAR 1999 1754 - 1774 Ragnild Larsdatter 20 20 Facts about this person:

Baptism   January 13, 1753/54
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   January 13, 1753/54
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish D. 1074 Josceline I DE PORHOET OCCU Count of Porhoet
FREN Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 Guithenoc DE PORHOET OCCU Viscount of Porhoet
FREN Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0935 NN st Concubine DATE 27 DEC 1996 ~0594 Moalda DATE 22 JUL 1996 ~1077 - ~1156 Sibyl CORBET 79 79 DATE 1 AUG 2000 ~1017 Ranulph DE MESCHINES OCCU Ct. of Bayeux
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1021 Alice DE NORMANDY DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0970 Ancitel DE BAYEAUX DATE 30 JUL 1996 NN nd Concubine DATE 31 DEC 1996 ~0930 Bulso D'ESPAINE DATE 5 DEC 1996 1762 - 1762 Marit Larsdatter 2m 2m Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    November 19, 1762
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Baptism   September 19, 1762
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    November 19, 1762
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Baptism   September 19, 1762
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish ~0934 Poppa DE BAYEUX OCCU Cnts. of Bayeux
DATE 2 APR 1999 Ralph DE BAYEUX OCCU Ct. of Bayeux
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0992 - 1057 Renaud I DE BOURGOGNE 65 65 OCCU Ct. of Burgundy
RELG @N3707@
DATE 1 APR 1999

DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~1003 - 1037 Judith Alix DE NORMANDY 34 34 OCCU Cnts.of Burgundy
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0958 - 1027 Otton I Guillaume DI LOMBARDY 69 69 OCCU King of Lombard Comte de Bourgogne
EDUC pretender to the Duchy of Bourgogne (1002-c.1004 or 1016)
ALIA Odo Wilhelm hr. Burgundii, d 21-09-1026
ITAL Y
ROYL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 0949 - 1002 Hermentrude Adelaide DE ROUCY 53 53 OCCU Queen of Lombard
ALIA Ermentruda z Roucy, b c950, d 05-03-1003/1004
RELG @N3709@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 ~0930 - 0968 Adelbert II DI LOMBARDY 38 38 REFR
DATE 0950
Joint king of Italy, 950-961
RETO
DATE 0961
OCCU King of Lombard
ALIA Wojciech, hr. wloch, b c936, d po -07-968Adalbert,Italian ADALBERTO (d. c. 966), Lombard king of Italy who sharedthe throne for 11 years with his father,  Berengar II, and afterBerengar's exile
continued his father's struggle against theGerman king and Holy Roman emperor  Otto I.Adalbert joined his father in 946-947 in fighting the co-kingsof Italy, Hugh of Provence and his son Lothair.
After Lothair'sdeath in 950, Adalbert was crowned with Berengar at Pavia. WhenLothair's widow, Adelaide, refused to marry Adalbert andBerengar imprisoned her, Otto I marched into Italy in 951
torescue and marry her. After Otto's return to Germany, Berengarand Adalbert resumed the throne and in August 952 swore homageto Otto.In 956 Otto sent his son  Liudolf against Berengar and
Adalbert,but, when Liudolf died of malaria after a temporary victory, theco-kings continued to rule. When Otto again invaded Italy andwas crowned emperor (962) by the pope, Adalbert fled
toProvence.Returning to Italy in the autumn of 963, Adalbert was summonedto Rome by Pope  John XII, who had quarreled with Otto and nowoffered his support to Adalbert. Adalbert and the pope fled
whenOtto marched on Rome, installing a new pope, Leo VIII. With Ottoback in Germany, Adalbert assumed the throne again. In 965 anarmy sent by Otto drove Adalbert from Pavia; the followingautumn Otto
inflicted a final crushing defeat on him and hissupporters. Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
HIST Y
ITAL Y
ROYL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0937 - 0989 Gerberge DE BOURGOGNE 52 52 OCCU heiress of Macon
ALIA Gerberja z Macon, d c990D. Spencer Hines <shines@worldnet.att.net>Subject: Re: Ebles Mamzer and his nameFrom:  "D. Spencer Hines" <shines@worldnet.att.net>Date:  Thu, 15 May 1997 11:58:54
-1000Alan B. Wilson wrote:> > In article <3377B06D.7DE5@po.cwru.edu>, "Todd A. Farmerie"> <taf2@po.cwru.edu> wrote:> > > Alan B. Wilson wrote:<snip>> > >  8.  Gerberge of Macon (Circa 937 - 11 Dec
986/991)> > >      & Adelbert King of Lombard (932/936 - 968)  [ii,159;iii,439]> > >  9.  Otto I Guillaume of Burgundy Count (Circa 955 - 21Sep 1026)> > >      & Hermentrude of Roucy (958/959 - 5
Mar 1002/1005)[ii,159]> >> >> > The ancestry of Gerberge (#8) has been subject to somedebate, so I will> > present an obvious alternative:> >> > 6.Boso, Count of Arles> > 7.Willa m. Berenger II,
King of Italy (g-g-grandson of LouisI)> > 8.Adelbert, King of Italy> > 9.Otto William> >> > taf> >      Yes, thank you.  I forgot that I had participated in thediscussion> of the uncertainties of
Gerberge's parentage myself not longago.> >      Here is yet another descent to Otto Guillaume which hasthe> distinction of not emanating from Hildegarde of Linzgau.> > Another descent to Otto I
Guillaume of Burgundy >  1.  Charlemagne King (2 Apr 747 - 28 Jan 814)>  & ? (unknown concubine / wife)   [AR 191:14]>  2.  Aupals \ Alpais (About 764 - )>      & Begue of Paris Count (About 760
- 816)  [AR 191:14]>  3.  Engeltron (Circa 790 - )>      & Hunroch of Friuli Margrave (Circa 765 - Before 854) [AR191:15; ES> ii, 188A]>  4.  Eberhard of Friuli Duke (Circa 810 - 16 Dec 866)>      &
Gisele of Aquitaine Princess (819/822 - After 1 Jul874)  [AR> 191:16, 146:15; ES ii, 188A]>  5.  Berenger I of Italy King (840/845 - 7 Apr 924)>      & Bertila of Spoleto (Circa 850 - Dec 915)  [AR
146:16;ES ii, 188A]>  6.  Gisela of Italy Princess (880/885 - 910/913)>  & Albert of Ivrea Marquis (Circa 868 - 923/924)  [AR147:17; ES ii,> 188A, 59 rev.]>  7.  Berenger II of Italy King (Circa
900 - 6 Aug 966)>      & Willa of Tuscany (Circa 920 - After 963)  [AR 146:18;ES ii, 59 rev.]>  8.  Adelbert King of Lombard (932/936 - 968)>    & Gerberge of Macon (Circa 937 - 11 Dec 986/991)
[ES ii,59 rev.]>  9.  Otto I Guillaume of Burgundy Count (Circa 955 - 21 Sep1026)>      & Hermentrude of Roucy (958/959 - 5 Mar 1002/1005)  [ESii, 59]> > --> Alan B. Wilson>
abwilson@uclink2.berkeley.eduWould you two Gentlemen be so kind as to post your sources forthese twodescents, i.e., Gerberge [#8, supra] and the descent to Otto IGuillaumede Bourgogne [#34, supra]?
Thank you.-- D. Spencer Hines---"Some circumstantial evidence is very strong,as whenyou find a trout in the milk."---Henry David Thoreau[1817-1862]---Journal---11 Nov 1854---[1906]
FREN Y
DATE 13 MAR 1999 ~0935 - 981/985 Alberic II DE MACON OCCU Count of Macon
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Hildegarde or Lancelotte DE BEAUJENCY DATE 28 NOV 1996 WFT Est. 1755-1777 - WFT Est. 1799-1866 Anne Jacobsdatter ~0860 - 0932 Alberade DE LORRAINE 72 72 OCCU Dchs.of Lorraine
ALIA Alberada, d po 916
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1022 - 1071 Almodis or Adelmode DE LA MARCHE 49 49 RELG @N3721@
DATE 12 APR 1997 ~0836 NN DATE 17 AUG 1996 D. 30 SEP 992 Borrel II DE BARCELONA OCCU M. of Barcelona
DATE 2 APR 1999 Luitgarde DE TOULOUSE DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 11 AUG 898 Wilfred I le Velu D'URGEL OCCU Ct. of Urgal
RELG @N3747@
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0863 Winidilde or Widimille DE FLANDRES DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0885 Eudes II DE CHARTRES OCCU Count of Chartres
FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~0860 NN DE CHARTRES FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~1080 Walter DE BEAUMES DATE 14 MAR 1999 1774 - <1776 Lars Iversen Gutu 2 2 Facts about this person:

Baptism   August 14, 1774
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   August 14, 1774
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen

Facts about this person:

Baptism   August 14, 1774
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish   


Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish ~1084 NN DATE 2 SEP 1996 ~1048 Richard DE BELMEIS DATE 14 MAR 1999 Robert DE BEAUMEIS DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1100 - 1151 Adeliza Adelicia DE LOUVAIN 51 51 Louvain, Belgium, ca 1105At 03:02 AM 12/7/98 GMT, you wrote:>According to the Complete Peerage, she had children by WilliamD'Aubeney>who died in 1176.>But Ive run across a posting in the archives
that said thatthey never>had any children.>Does anyone have any details regarding this??>>Leslie>Dear Leslie,According to Burke's Extinct Peerage (1866) page 2 and 3.He (William) subsequently
obtained the hand of the Queen Adelizarelict ofKing Henry I, and daughter of Godfrey, Duke of Lorraine.....etc.page 3:His Lordship left by Adeliza, his wife, widow of KingHenry I, foursons and three
daughters, the eldest of whom, Alice, marriedJohn, Earl ofEwe. The eldest son, William, 2nd earl......etc.The Complete Peerage, Volume I, page 235, this only tells of themarriageand that William
(husband of Adeliza) was succeeded by his sonand heir.However, it also tells a bit more, William and Adeliza "marriedin 1138(the third year of her widowhood)" and "His wife, the QueenDowager,retired
in 1150 to a nunnery in Afflighem in South Brabant,where she diedand was buried 23 April 1151, aged about 48. He survived her 25years---"This tells us she was born about 1103, was about 35 when
shemarriedWilliam about 47 when she retired from the world. What I findstrange isthat she was married to the king for some years but had nochildren, thenbetween age 35 and 47 "may" have produced
seven children. ButHenry I wasprolific producing illegitimate offspring and why not withAdeliza? Was hetoo old, did his breath smell? We will never know---or will we?Best wishesLeo van de Pas    
From: smd49@*!*csc.canterbury.ac.nz (Suzanne Doig)Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.medievalSubject: Re: Adeliza de LouvainDate: Mon, 07 Dec 1998 21:21:08 GMTOrganization: University of CanterburyLines:
26Message-ID: <366c45b9.3053572@news.canterbury.ac.nz>References:<Pine.SGI.3.95.981207073047.12798B-100000@chass.utoronto.ca>Reply-To: smd49@*!*csc.canterbury.ac.nzNNTP-Posting-Host:
smd49.tacacs.canterbury.ac.nzX-Newsreader: Forte Free Agent
1.11/32.235Path:news-master.compuserve.com!arl-news-svc-1.compuserve.com!newsfeed.enteract.com!cyclone.news.idirect.com!island.idirect.com!newsfeed.cwix.com!203.97.37.7!newsfeed.clear.net.nz!ihug.co.
nz!news.iprolink.co.nz!canterbury.ac.nz!not-for-mailXref: news-master.compuserve.com soc.genealogy.medieval:25788On 7 Dec 1998 05:48:31 -0800, jparsons@chass.utoronto.ca (JohnCarmiParsons)
wrote:<snip>>A dear friend of mind who is presently preparing the firstscholarly>biography of Adeliza's predecessor Edith-Matilda has opined,though not in>print so far, that Henry perhaps was not
terribly serious aboutfathering >another child, but always expected, or at least hoped, that hislegitimate >daughter Matilda (the Empress) would succeed him.  This wasbecause he truly >wanted the
old Anglo-Saxon royal blood, which Matilda hadthrough her mother, >to return to the English throne.  Certainly there is plenty ofevidence that>one of the reasons Henry usually cited to justify
hersuccession to the>throne when, in the last years of his life, he repeatedly gothis barons to>swear allegiance to Matilda as his heir, was that she carriedthe blood of>the Old English kings as
well as that of the Norman conquerors.A bit off topic, but I suppose this would be one more reason whyHenryignored a potential solution, which was to make Robert, Earl ofGloucester his heir? After
all, bastardy hadn't hurt Henry'sfather'schances (but then again, William the Bastard had no legitimatesistersor properly married stepmothers).Suzanne* - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * - * -
* - * -Suzanne Doig - remove obvious from reply-to addresshttp://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/4038/index.html
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0862 - 29 MAR 916 Alduin TAILLEFER OCCU Count of Angouleme
FREN Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~1030 - 1113 Gertrude DE SAXONY 83 83 DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0960 - 18 OCT 993 Arnoulph I DE HOLLAND OCCU Ct. of Holland
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0962 - 1005 Lugarda DE CLEVES 43 43 DATE 9 MAR 1997 ~0920 - 5 JUN 988 Theodoric III or Dietrich DE HOLLAND OCCU Count of Holland
RELG @N3768@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Hildegardis of France DATE 18 JAN 1997 1776 Lars Iversen Gutu Facts about this person:

Baptism   December 26, 1776
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish

Facts about this person:

Baptism   December 26, 1776
Restad, Fåberg, Norway

Source: Church  records, from internet University of Bergen for Fåberg Parish D. 1146 Alain II le Noir DE PENTHIEVRE OCCU Ct.of Penthievre
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1120 Berthe DE BRETAGNE OCCU Dchs.of Brittany
DATE 7 DEC 1996 ~0999 - 1079 Eudon DE PENTHIEVRE 80 80 OCCU Ct.of Penthievre
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1018 Agnes DE CORNOUAILLE DATE 27 DEC 1996 ~0973 - 1008 Geoffroi I DE BRETAGNE 35 35 OCCU Duke of Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0977 - 1034 Havoise DE NORMANDY 57 57 OCCU Cnts. of Rennes
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0910 - ~0970 Juhel Beranger of Rennes DE BRETAGNE 60 60 OCCU Duc de Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0924 Gerberge BRET Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. 0888 Judicael DE BRETAGNE OCCU Duc de Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0877 Gurvand DE BRETAGNE OCCU Duc de Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1697 - 1772 Pers Iversen 75 75 NN BRET Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 D. 0851 Nominoe DE BRETAGNE OCCU Duc de Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0874 Salmon III or Salomon DE BRETAGNE OCCU King of Bretagne
BRET Y
ROYL Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 Grymberte BRET Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. 0857 Erispoe II DE BRETAGNE OCCU Duc de Bretagne
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 7 MAR 851 Nominoe DE BRETAGNE OCCU King of Bretagne
BRET Y
ROYL Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Argantael BRET Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Erispoe I DE BRETAGNE OCCU King of Bretagne
BRET Y
ROYL Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0870 Rivallon BRET Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Morvars BRET Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~1695 - 1769 Guro 74 74 D. 0818 Jornithan BRET Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 NN DE KENT OCCU Princess of Kent
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Thierry DE TOULOUSE DATE 22 MAR 1999 NN DATE 14 SEP 1996 ~1001 - ~1066 Harlevin DE CONTEVILLE 65 65 OCCU Earl of Cornwall
DATE 7 MAR 1997 ~0974 Doda DE FALAISE FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 21 MAR 1999 ~0956 - 1034 Adalbert II VON METZ 78 78 OCCU Count of MetzMetz ,city,  capital of the Moselle dpartement, Lorraine rgion,northeastern France, at theconfluence of the Moselle and Seille rivers, northwest ofStrasbourg and south of
theLuxembourg frontier. It was partly rebuilt and its suburbsconsiderably extended after WorldWar II.Metz derives its name from the Mediomatrici, a Gallic tribe whomade it their capital. It
wasfortified by the Romans. In the 3rd century it was evangelized,and it became a bishopric inthe 4th century. After being plundered by the Huns in the 5thcentury, the city passed underFrankish
domination. In 843, at the partition of the CarolingianEmpire, Metz became thecapital of Lorraine. During the Middle Ages, the city was a freetown within the Holy RomanEmpire and grew prosperous.
After the Reformation in the 16thcentury, when Metz becameProtestant and was in danger of being subjected to persecution,Henry II of France (reigned1547-59), though a Roman Catholic, offered to
defend it,successfully withstanding a siegeby Charles V, the Holy Roman emperor, in 1552. The Frenchcontinued to occupy the town;and in 1648, at the Peace of Westphalia, it was ceded to Francewith
Toul and Verdun.During the 1870-71 Franco-Prussian War the French troopsretreated into Metz after anindecisive battle. The Germans besieged the town, and 54 dayslater the French were forcedto
capitulate. Metz was returned to France after World War I.During World War II it wasoccupied by the Germans and in 1944 was liberated only after along battle.Metz has pleasant promenades along the
banks of the MoselleRiver, which divides intoseveral arms as it flows through the city. The Gothic cathedralof Saint-tienne was originallyformed when two 12th-century churches were joined into a
singleedifice. The transept andthe nave, one of the highest of French Gothic churches, havehuge pointed windows. Thetwo towers were begun in the 13th century. The cathedral hasremarkable 13th-
and14th-century stained-glass windows, as well as contemporary onesby the painters MarcChagall and Jacques Villon. The old city gate, the Porte desAllemands (Gate of theGermans), built in the 13th
and 15th centuries, which was partlydestroyed during WorldWar II, has imposing crenellated towers. The museum has acollection of Gallo-Romanantiquities, which are exhibited in the vestiges of Roman
bathsdiscovered in 1935.Metz, a railway junction on the Nancy-Luxembourg line, is alsothe centre of a complex roadand motorway network and is located in a commanding position onthe canalized
Moselle. Itis also near the Lorraine iron-mining basin and near the Mosellecoal mines. The manufactureof automobile, electrical, and mechanical equipment and of foodproducts (brewing, cannedfoods)
and the processing of tobacco are among the mainindustries. The University of Metzwas founded in 1971. Pop. (1990) 123,920.Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
DATE 10 JAN 1999 ~0969 Judith or Jutta DE LUXEMBOURG OCCU Cnts. of Metz
DATE 1 APR 1999 Maud PEVERELL OCCU (Concubine)
DATE 23 SEP 1996 D. 1146 Hermengarde D'ANJOU Hermengarde Countess Of BRETAGNE B:  < 1072<, Bretagne, Indre, France>
DATE 28 MAY 1999 Living Crawford ~1010 - 1084 Hoel V DE CORNOUAILLE 74 74 OCCU Count of Cornouaille
BRET Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 1072 Havoise DE BRETAGNE OCCU Duchess of Brittany
BRET Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 William VIII the Old D'AUVERGNE HIST Y
FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 ~0950 - ~1004 Emma DE BLOIS 54 54 EDUC AKA Emma de Vermandois.
RELG @N3779@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 Adelaide DATE 27 JAN 1997 Ermentrude D'ALSACE GERM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0815 - 15 SEP 866 Robert I Rutpert IV le Fort VON WORMSGAU OCCU Count of Paris
DATE 2 APR 1999

[IT:Duke of Neustria (865-66);
Marquis of Anjou, Blois, Auxerre and Nevers;
Count of Paris, Tours and Wormsgau;
Lay Abbot of Tours (836-66).:IT]

See Historical Document. 0787 - 0818 Guelph III or Welf VON ANDECH 31 31 OCCU Count of Andech
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0788 Edith or Eigilwich of Saxony DATE 20 JAN 1997 ~0766 Isembert VON ALTORF OCCU Lord of Altorf
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Living Lane 1896 - 1933 Charles Calvin Jackson 37 37 Had TB

1930 census - b oklahoma ~0765 Irmentrudis of Swabia DATE 31 DEC 1996 D. 0780 Warinus VON ALTURE OCCU Lord of Alture
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Ara FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Everhard OCCU Duke of Alsatia
GERM Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. 0971 Lietaud DE MACON OCCU Count of Macon
REGN @N4954@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0931 Ermentrude Ermengarde DE VERGY DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. Abt 20 SEP 943 Alberic DE NARBONNE OCCU Viscount of Narbonne
REGN @N4949@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Attela DE MACON REGN @N4953@
FREN Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 D. 15 JUN 911 Mayeul DE NARBONNE OCCU Viscount of Narbonne
REGN @N4950@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Raimodis FREN Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 1948 - 1999 Larry Dean Loundree 51 51 Larry was a craneman for Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years.  He served in the Navy for 4 years during Vietnam.  Commited suicide (Asphyxia by carbon monoxide) 9-10-99, found 9-20-99.

DEATH: Larry D. Loundree
Larry D. Loundree died Sept. 20, 1999, at age 51. No service will be held.

DEATH: Mr. Loundree was born Sept. 14, 1948, in Portland and was raised in Sandy. He graduated from Sandy High School in 1966 and then served in the U.S. Navy in the Vietnam War. He was a crane operator for Reynolds Metals Co. for 25 years before retiring in the early 1990s.

DEATH: Survivors include his daughter, Tara of Portland; mother, Helen of Sandy; sisters, Char Ball of Colton, Judy Will of Portland and Nicole of Sandy; grandmother, Ruth of Sandy; and companion, Kris Nielson of Portland.

DEATH: Disposition was by cremation. Arrangements were by Sandy Funeral Home.


Larry was a craneman for Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years.  He served in the Navy for 4 years during Vietnam.  Commited suicide (Asphyxia by carbon monoxide) 9-10-99, found 9-20-99. D. 0887 Lievin DE NARBONNE OCCU Viscount of NarbonneNarbonne,city, Aude dpartement, Languedoc-Roussillon rgion,southeastern France. It lies on a vine-growing plain 8 miles (13km) from the Mediterranean and east of
Carcassonne.Narbonne was the site of Narbo Martius (Narbo), the first colonyfounded by the Romans in Gaul (118 BC), from which the townderived its name. Then on the Mediterranean, it became
aflourishing port. In 413 it was seized by the Visigoths, wholater made it their capital. In 719 the Saracens captured thetown, occupying it until 759. During the Middle Ages, thesouthern part of
the town was ruled by the counts of Toulouse,while the northern part was under episcopal administration. Atthe beginning of the 16th century, Narbonne was united to theFrench crown.The Cathedral of
Saint-Just, begun in 1272 but never completed,has only a choir and two square towers. Built in the style ofthe cathedrals of northern France, the choir, which is ofexceptional height, has pleasingly
harmonious proportions. TheBasilica of Saint-Paul-Serge (mainly 12th and 13th centuries) isan interesting example of early Gothic architecture in the southof France. The three square towers of the
fortified Palais desArchevÅues date from the 13th and 14th centuries, but theGothic-style town hall was added to the palace only in the 19thcentury. The building now houses two museums with
collections ofpaintings, ceramics, and Roman artifacts.The Canal de la Robine, a branch of the Canal du Midi, runsthrough the city, separating the northern part historicallyknown as the Cit from
the Bourg to the south. The old town, nowsurrounded by boulevards, has picturesque, narrow, windingstreets. A major road and rail junction, Narbonne specializes inthe trade of Aude wines. A uranium
processing plant was builtjust outside the town in 1959. Other industries are mainlyconnected with wine production (fertilizers and agriculturalmachinery). Pop. (1990) 47,086.Copyright (c) 1996
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 NN DE NARBONNE FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 NN DE NARBONNE OCCU Count of Narbonne
REGN @N4948@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Milo DE NARBONNE OCCU Count of Narbonne
REGN @N4947@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0971 Germaine DE CORBEIL DATE 4 OCT 1996 Asperling DE VAUDREUIL FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 1096 - 1148 Conan III DE BRETAGNE 52 52 OCCU Duc de Bretagne
DATE 28 MAY 1999 ~1091 Mathilde OCCU Dchs.of Brittany
DATE 7 DEC 1996 ~1100 William DE MESCHINES DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1100 Cecily DE RUMILLY DATE 5 OCT 1996 1867 - WFT Est. 1868-1957 Peder Pedersen Guthu Robert DE RUMILLY DATE 5 OCT 1996 Muriel DATE 5 OCT 1996 Ramfray DE RUMILLY DATE 5 OCT 1996 ~0920 - 8 SEP 988 Albert I the Pious DE VERMANDOIS OCCU Count of Vermandois
FREN Y
DATE 13 NOV 1997

OCCU Count
DATE 24 JAN 1998 Beatrix FITZROBERT DATE 6 OCT 1996 D. 1030 Ebal II or Ebles DE TURENNE OCCU Vcnt. of Turenne
DATE 12 OCT 1996 ~0980 Beatrix DE TURENNE OCCU Vscnts.ofTurenne
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. 0995 Heinrich II the Wrangler OCCU Duke of Bavaria
DATE 13 OCT 1996 D. 1006 Gisela DATE 5 JAN 1997 0918 - 0955 Henri le Querelleur Heinrich I Herzog VON BAYERN 37 37 DATE 9 FEB 1998 ~1875 - WFT Est. 1876-1969 Johanna Pedersen Guthu 0919 - 29 JUL 978 Judith DE BAVARE 0973
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. <0989 Hugues I DE CHATEAUDUN OCCU Viscount de Chateaudun
FREN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 1857 William Henry Edmisten ~1078 NN th Concubine DATE 28 NOV 1996 D. ~0990 Guillaume II DE TOULOUSE OCCU Ct. of Toulouse
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Arsinde DATE 3 NOV 1996 ~0895 - ~0950 Raimond III Pons DE TOULOUSE 55 55 OCCU Ct. of Toulouse
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0895 Bertha or Garsinde of Tuscany DI TUSCANY DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0865 - 0923 Raimond II DE TOULOUSE 58 58 OCCU Ct. of ToulouseRaymond II of Toulouse, Count of ToulouseAcceded: 919Died: 924Father: , Eudes of Toulouse, Count of ToulouseChild 1: , Raymond III Pons of Toulouse, Count of Toulouse, b.ABT
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DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0870 Guidenilde DATE 3 NOV 1996 ~1875 - WFT Est. 1876-1969 Palma Restad ~0840 - 918/919 Odon or Eudes DE TOULOUSE OCCU Ct. of Toulouse
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0840 Garsinde FREN Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 ~0810 - 0865 Raimond I DE TOULOUSE 55 55 Toulouse,medieval county of southern France from the 8th to the 13thcentury. The countship can be dated from AD 778, whenCharlemagne attempted to create bulwarks against the Muslims ofSpain. The
great dynasty, however, dates from 849, when CountFredelon, a vassal of King Pepin II of Aquitaine, deliveredToulouse to Charles II the Bald of France, who thereuponconfirmed him as count. Dying in
852, Fredelon left a heritageincluding Rouergue (around Rodez) and the Pyrenean countships ofPallars and Ribagorza as well as the Toulousain to his brotherRaymond I, who added Limousin to it; but
Septimania was thenprobably detached.Marriages and partitions changed the extent of the counts'dominion. By 1053 it included Quercy, the Albigeois (aroundAlbi), and Rouergue. Raymond IV (died 1105)
added the marquisateof Provence but pawned Rouergue. The crusaders Raymond IV andhis son Bertrand (died 1112) won the countship of Tripoli in theHoly Land; but at home the dynasty was weakened by
quarrels withthe House of Barcelona over Provence and with William IX ofAquitaine, who usurped the countship in 1098-1100 and again in1114-19. Towns such as Toulouse and vassals such as theTrencavel
viscounts of Bziers and Carcassonne becamepractically autonomous. Raymond VII (died 1249) left thecountship to his son-in-law Alphonse of Poitiers, on whose deathin 1271 it was annexed to the
French crown.Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindThe Carolingian Empire and its later dissolution (c. 750-887),France in the 10th centuryCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
All RightsReserved
FREN Y
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0815 - ~0887 Berthe or Bertheis 72 72 FREN Y
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0780 Fulguad or Fulgnald OCCU Count of Rodez; Count of Rouergue
FRNK Y
FREN Y
DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~0785 Senegonde FRNK Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Fredalon FRNK Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0760 Bertha or Vebe FRNK Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0888 - 938/941 Foulques I the Red D'ANJOU OCCU Count of Anjou
DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~0874 Roscille des Loches DE WILLANDRI DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~1877 - WFT Est. 1878-1971 Anna Restad ~0848 Adele Adelinde of Amboise DE GATINAIS DATE 23 FEB 1997 ~0825 Petronille D'AUXERRE RELG @N3840@
DATE 23 FEB 1997 Wigmund DATE 3 NOV 1996 Witglaff OCCU King of Mercia
DATE 3 NOV 1996 Immed I OCCU Count
GERM Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Echbert the Loyal GERM Y
SAX Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. Aft 21 NOV 838 NN a Riparian DATE 3 NOV 1996 Dietrich the Riparian GERM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Thora or Tofa OCCU Queen of Denmark
DANE Y
ROYL Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 D. 0885 Frotho VI OCCU K. in Staelland
DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~1879 - WFT Est. 1880-1973 Josephine Restad NN DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~0818 NN DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~0782 - 0873 Sigurd II Snodoye or Eric II RAGNARSSON 91 91 OCCU King of Denmark
RELG @N3841@
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0784 Heluna or Bleja OCCU Pncs. in England
DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~0765 - 0845 Ragnar Lodbrok SIGURDSON 80 80 He was the King of Denmark 756-794, or 818 to 830. Many historiansregard much of the genealogy at this point to be purely legendary, oreven mythical ~0755 Aslaug of Denmark SIGURDSDOTTIR BARB Y
DANE Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 ~0710 - 0812 Sigurd Randversson 102 102 Ruled 735-756 ~0724 Alfhild Gandolfsdatter RELG @N3844@
DATE 12 NOV 1996 Sigurd Fofnersbane OCCU King of the Huns
ALIA a/k/a Sigurd Wolsung
RELG @N3845@
HIST Y
BARB Y
ROYL Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 Ella OCCU King in England
ROYL Y
SAX Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 WFT Est. 1827-1849 - WFT Est. 1870-1937 Berta Fredriksdatter Ethelwida or Elfridan OCCU Lady
DATE 28 NOV 1997 ~0948 - 1003 Hermann II 55 55 OCCU Duke of Swabia
DATE 5 JAN 1997 0965 - 1016 Gerberga DE BOURGOGNE 51 51 DATE 17 FEB 1997 ~0920 - 20 JUL 997 Conrad OCCU Duke of Swabia
DATE 12 NOV 1996 Jutta DATE 12 NOV 1996 <0910 - 2 DEC 949 Odo I VON WELTERAU OCCU Ct. in Welterau
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. >0943 NN DE VERMANDOIS DATE 5 DEC 1996 D. 24 JUN 910 Gebhard VON WELTERAU OCCU Ct. in Welterau
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Eudes VON LOGENAHE OCCU Ct. of Logenahe
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Gebhard VON LOGENAHE OCCU Ct. of Logenahe
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1870 - WFT Est. 1871-1964 Frankie Carpenter NN DE FRIULI DATE 1 APR 1999 Udo VON LOGENAHE OCCU Ct. of Logenahe
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Richard NPFX Count
OCCU Count
ITAL Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 852/855 - 0896 Irmgarde of Italy RELG @N3846@
DATE 16 MAY 1997 Berenger an East Frank FRNK Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 D. 0816 Begue OCCU Count of Paris
DATE 5 APR 1997 Aupals or Alpis RELG @N3847@
DATE 5 APR 1997 NN FRNK Y
FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0578 Gerberge of Burgundy ~0440 Clodoreius ~1871 - WFT Est. 1872-1961 James Carpenter ~0530 - 0655 Gertrudis of the Franks 125 125 ~0538 Richemers of the Franks 0655 - 0676 Giselle of Razes de Razes 21 21 ~0964 - 1037 Robert D'EVEREAUX 73 73 OCCU rchb.of Rouen
EDUC Count, Bishop of Rouen
DATE 7 OCT 1997 ~0968 Havlive or Gunnois DATE 27 NOV 1996 ~1038 Alice DE MONTFORT HIST Y
FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 0985 - 1032 Adalbert DE GAND 47 47 See Historical Document. ~0987 Ermengarde DE FLANDRES DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1072 NN th Concubine DATE 28 NOV 1996 Lancelin II DE BEAUJENCY DATE 28 NOV 1996 ~1871 Myra Lavina Harrington 1890 - 1892 Ida Agnes Jackson 2 2 Adelberge DATE 28 NOV 1996 1037 - 1101 Welf IV D'ESTE 64 64 OCCU Duke of Bavaria; Count of Altdorf
DATE 2 MAY 1998 1033 - 1094 Judith DE FLANDRES 61 61 RELG @N3853@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~1005 - ~1065 Giselbert DE LUXEMBOURG 60 60 OCCU Ct.of Luxembourg
DATE 5 DEC 1996 NN DE THURGOVIE OCCU Master of the Palace
DATE 1 APR 1999 Eudes DE CAMBRAI OCCU Ct. of Cambrai
DATE 2 APR 1999 D. 20 MAY 772 Guerin DE THURGOVIE OCCU Count in ThurgovieThurgau(German), French THURGOVIE,  canton, northeastern Switzerland.It is borderedon the north by Lake Constance (Bodensee), by the Rhine River onthe northwest, and by
thecantons of Sankt Gallen on the south and Zrich and Schaffhausenon the west. With an areaof 391 square miles (1,013 square km), it is divided into threehill masses: one stretchingalong the lake;
another inland, bounded north by the Thur Riverand south by its affluent, theMurg; and the third at the southern extremity of the canton,merging into the pre-Alpine zoneof Mount Hrnli. Frauenfeld
(q.v.) is the capital.Inhabited by lake dwellers (the Pfyn culture) in prehistorictimes, it was later part of theRoman province of Raetia for several centuries until AD 450,after which it passed to
theAlamanni, a Germanic tribe. From the 8th century on, it appearedas a political unit,extending as far west as the Reuss River and as far south as thefoot of the Alps. In the laterEuropean Middle
Ages the county of Thurgau, already much reducedin size, belongedsuccessively to the dukes of Zringen and the counts of Kyburg.With the extinction of theKyburg line in 1264, the county passed to
the Habsburgs, fromwhom it was seized by theconfederated Swiss states in 1460 and thenceforth ruled as asubject district. In 1798 itbecame a canton of the Helvetic Republic and in 1803 a fullmember
of the SwissConfederation. Its cantonal constitution dates from 1869.Thurgau is a prosperous agricultural area known for apples andpears and for cider making.There are vineyards along the lake and
in the Thur valley.Industries include printing,handicrafts, and the manufacture of textiles, shoes, and motorvehicles. The canton istraversed by two railways with several branch lines. Thepopulation
is mostlyGerman-speaking and about two-thirds Protestant and one-thirdRoman Catholic. Pop. (1989est.) 198,371.Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
DATE 1 APR 1999 Adilindis DATE 5 DEC 1996 Lambert DE LOUVAINE OCCU Count of Louvain
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Harsinde DATE 5 DEC 1996 1825 - 1866 Rodolphus Ralph Bentley 40 40 D. >0895 Hucbold DE GUCY OCCU Ct. d'Ostrevant
DATE 5 DEC 1996 Heiliwich DE FRIULI DATE 22 MAR 1999 Mistawri OCCU Prince of Obatrides (Obodrites?)
HIST Y
DANE Y
ROYL Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 ~0852 - 0885 Godefrid 33 33 Sons of Harald ii:>  1. Godefrid, son of Harald [AB 852], an unsuccessful claimantto the>     Danish throne in 855.  He attacked Frisia in 852 [AB], andthen>     made peace with Charles the Bald in
853 [AB].  With hiskinsman>     Rorik (see below), he went to Denmark in 855 [AB], in anattempt>     to gain power there after the civil war of 854, but their>     attempts were unsuccessful, and
they returned to theirbase in>     Dorestad.  It is not clear whether this Godefrid is thesame>     person as the Danish Viking of that name who was active inthe>     period 882-885, married Gisla
(daughter of Lothar II) in882, was>     granted lands which Rorik had previously held, and waskilled in>     885.  [See AF 882-5]..In 882 the Danish army led by Godfred, Sigfred and Orm (in
orderofseniority?) were induced to leave Esloo by means of 2900 poundsofsilver, while Godfred was installed as ruler of part of Frisiasubject to the emperor (Charles the Fat).  But Godfred
wasmurderedin 885 at the instigation of Emp Charles.
RELG @N3876@1. Godefrid, son of Harald [AB 852], an unsuccessful claimant to the Danish throne in 855.  He attacked Frisia in 852 [AB], and then made peace with Charles the Bald in 853 [AB].  With
his kinsman Rorik (see below), he went to Denmark in 855 [AB], in an attempt to gain power there after the civil war of 854, but their attempts were unsuccessful, and they returned to their base in
Dorestad.  It is not clear whetherthisGodefrid was the same person as the Danish Viking of that name who was active in the period 882-885, married Gisla (daughter of Lothar II) in 882, was granted
lands which Rorik had previously held, and was killed in 885.  [See AF 882-5]. ndividual Record FamilySearchr Ancestral File™ v4.19
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gottfried Prince Of DENMARK (AFN: 9FGR-DV)  Sex:  M 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Event(s): Born:  Abt 852 Of, , Denmark Died:  885
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Husband's Name Gottfried Prince Of DENMARK (AFN:9FGR-DV)    Born:  Abt 852  Place:  Of, , Denmark Died:  885  Place: 
Married:  882  Place:  Of, Lorraine Father:    Mother:    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Wife's Name Gisela Princess Of LORRAINE (AFN:9FGR-F2)  
Born:  Abt 0869  Place:  , , Lorraine Died:  0908  Place:   Married:  882  Place:  Of, Lorraine Father:  Lothaire II King Of LORRAINE (AFN:9GCW-HP)    Mother:  Waldrade (Walrade), Queen Of LORRAINE
(AFN:9GCW-VL)   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Children --------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.  Sex  Name
  M  Sigfried Le Danois Count Of GUISNES (AFN:G5QM-ST)    Born:  Abt 0905 Place:  Of, Guisnes, Picardie  Died:  0965   Place: 
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DATE 15 AUG 2000 ~0970 - 1000 Geoffroy III Ferreol DE GATINAIS 30 30 OCCU Ct. of Gatinois
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0974 Beatrix DE MACON DATE 27 DEC 1996 ~0945 - ~0990 Aubri DE GATINAIS 45 45 OCCU Ct. in the Gatinais
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Geoffrey DE GATINAIS OCCU Ct.intheGatinais
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Aubri DE GATINAIS OCCU Count in the Gatinais
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Geoffrey D'ORLANS OCCU Viscount of Orleans
FREN Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 1833 - 1877 Irving A. Bently 44 44 Aubri Dux D'ORLEAS OCCU Viscount of Orleans
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Geoffrey FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Hugues I DE PONTHIEU OCCU Sgnr.d'Abbeville
DATE 7 DEC 1996 Gisele Pncsof France OCCU Dame d'Abbeville
DATE 5 JAN 1997 <0944 - 0979 Lambert DE CHALONS 35 35 OCCU Count of Chalons
RELG @N3891@
HIST Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999

RELI count in 959
DATE 1 JUN 1997 D. 0978 Lambert D'AUTUN OCCU Count of Chalon
DATE 29 JUN 1997 0990 - 1060 Pons DE TOULOUSE 70 70 OCCU Ct. of Toulouse Count of Toulouse, Albi and Dijon
EDUC a/k/a Pons II Guillaume de Toulouse
RELG @N3932@
FAML @N7643@
DATE 31 JUL 2000 0949 - >1063 Emma DE PROVENCE 114 114 EDUC a/k/a Emma de Venaissin.
RELG @N3933@
DATE 11 MAY 1997 Rotilde DATE 11 DEC 1999 Sigisbert VI Subject: Re: The Merovingian are among us !!!From:  ic<exet0133@sable.ox.ac.uk>Date:  Mon, 9 Dec 1c 1996 18:36:16+0000On Thu, 28 Nov 1996, ic wrote:> > Yoshiko & Laurent OHIERwrote:> > > > >> *Si> >>
*Sigisbert VI "Prince Ursus" d.884 or885, Last Merovingian count of> >>Rhedae, m.Rotilde, dauu. ofCharles II of France. He tries to revolt against> >>Louis II ofFrance but Fails. He must esccape in
Brittany. Their son is:> >> > I do remember seeing an Ursus mentioned in one of thevolumeumes of the HL> covering this period. I cannot at themoment recall the details or their Now it comcomes to
me. AnUrsus _princeps_ is mentioned in the account of the Translationof the body of St.BBausilus of Nimes c.878 (HL III, 4-5).The abtof Sassi les Bois in Auxerrois asked Bernard of othiaa for
hishelp in obtaining relics of St.Bausilus. Bernard went with 2 ofthe monks to Narbonne andnd obtained the agreement of AbpSigehard, who sent his archdeacon Theodard with the monks, whileBBernard
appointed Ursus as his representative. But when theygot to Nimes, the townspeople rose agagainst them and tried toprevent them from digging up the body. Thebps of Uzes and Nimesintervenedd and the
body was found 14-4-878, andlater some weregiven to the monks of Saissi.The editors of tf the HL thinkUrsus may have been vct of Nimes, successorof Bertrand: this ispossible, but nowherre attested.
'Princeps' if translated in anon-prejorative way, can simply mean, 'an importantman':': theterm _principes_ was regularly used by ninth century chroniclersto indicate the leading menn or nobles: it
should notreally betranslated as 'prince' .However there is no evidence thatUrsussus ever led a revolt in Gothia, although there  wererevolts at this time by Bernard of Gothia in n Burgundy
878-80,and by Miro son of Bera in Gothia 877-8. If he was a follower ofBernard he may  have been involved in his revolt in Burgundy. Hemay be the same Ursus/Urso who appears as the sonn in law of
thelate Ct Theoderic in a charter for St.Benoit sur Loire (Fleury)dated April 885. InIn this Theoderic son of Ct Theoderic andUrsus restore lands which Ct T had sent them to seize 2 yyearsprevious.
Levillain in his 'Nibelungens historiques' (Annales duMidi, 1937-38) identified ththe late Ct theoderic of thischarter with Ct Theoderic chamberlain of Louis II 878, andtitular ctt of Autun 878-9,
who along with many other noblesdrove Bernard of Gothia out of Autun in 879. Pererhaps Ursusswitched sides at this point.Either way, Ursus was not a titleof some mythical ct of f Razes, buta proper
name. A number ofUrsus/Ursius/Urso 's appear in documentsof Septimania/Gothiaiain the 8-9th centuries.
DATE 28 AUG 1999 ~1829 Hester Ann Bentley 1854 - 1873 Thomas Daniel Edmisten 18 18 Hildegarde DE BLOIS DATE 27 JAN 1997

DATE 14 OCT 1996 Boso II OCCU Count in Italy
DATE 21 DEC 1996 Boso I OCCU Count in Italy
ITAL Y
DATE 24 MAR 1999 D. ~0995 Gerberge GERM Y
DATE 17 NOV 1997 D. 31 OCT 920 Manasses I the Old DE VERGY OCCU Count of Vergy
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 12 APR 935 Hermengarde DE BOURGOGNE DATE 24 MAR 1999 <0893 Thierry II or Theodoric DE CHAUNOIS OCCU Count of Chaunois
FREN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Thierry I the Treasurer DATE 22 DEC 1996 D. 0897 Trungard OCCU Pncs.of the West
DATE 14 MAY 1997 1755 - 1840 Hannah Barber 85 85 Eberhard I VON HELLENBURG GERM Y
DATE 21 MAR 1999 Gisela DATE 22 DEC 1996 Ethelgyth DATE 28 NOV 1997 D. ~0903 Ethelwulf OCCU Earl of Mercia
DATE 28 NOV 1997 NN DATE 22 DEC 1996 Klakharald NPFX Earl
OCCU Earl
DANE Y
SCAN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Landree DATE 27 DEC 1996 Adelaide DE CONTENANCE OCCU Countess of Contenance
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Odele DATE 1 JUN 1997 Abt 983/984 - 1018 Guillaume II TAILLEFER OCCU Ct. of Provence
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~1810 Lucina Bently ~0985 - 1020/1023 Gerberge DE BOURGOGNE DATE 5 JAN 1997 D. 0963 Conrad I DI VENTIMIGLIA OCCU Ct.diVentimiglia
DATE 28 DEC 1996 Rochilde DATE 28 DEC 1996 D. >0902 Berta ITAL Y
DATE 17 NOV 1997 Wilfred OCCU Count
ITAL Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 NN DATE 30 DEC 1996 ~0870 Ermentrude D'ALSACE DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0765 - Aft 15 FEB 824 Waldrat VON HORNBACH DATE 1 APR 1999 Godfrey GERM Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Garcia Sanchez DE GASCOGNE OCCU Count of Gascony
SPAN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~1815 Hannah L. Bentley Aminiana Amuna D'ANGOULEME Amuna, wife of Garcia Sancho, duke of Gascony, is believed byReneMussot-Goulard (_Les princes de Gascogne_ [Marsolan, 1982],111-115) to be a daughter of Wulgrim and 'Regelinde' above.Through Gascon
marriagesthis line diffused further.  Noted by Vajay (see below at 2,table 8,citing Mussot-Goulard).  Rene Mussot-Goulard's arguments as toAmuna'stenure of the city of Agen and relationship to
Wulgrim and hissons don'tseem totally conclusive.
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Garnier or Wernier DE LOCHE OCCU Sgnr. de Loches
DATE 30 DEC 1996 Toscanda or Forconda DATE 30 DEC 1996 Ranulf DE MACON OCCU Viscount of MaconMon,town, capital of Sane-et-Loire dpartement, Bourgogne rgion,east-central France, north of Lyon. On the right bank of theSane River, it is a communications centre
skirted by France'smain motorway, the Autoroute du Sud, and traversed by the mainroad from the Loire region to Geneva, which crosses the restored14th-century St. Laurent Bridge over the Sane.
Called Matiscoby the Romans, Mon was an episcopal see from 536 to 1790. Theformer Cathedral of Saint-Vincent was largely demolished in1799. Old buildings include the house, now the museum, in
whichthe 19th-century poet and politician Alphonse de Lamartine wasborn.Situated near the Monnais and Beaujolais vineyards, whichproduce such renowned wines as Pouilly Fouiss, Julienas, andMoulin
  Vent, it is a wine-trading centre. An internationalwine fair is held there annually. Mon is also a market forCharolais cattle and has a modern industrial zone (manufacturingmechanical equipment
and motorcycles), as well as a river portby virtue of the Sane's natural navigability. Pop. (1982)36,517.Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
FREN Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 Hedwige DE FRIULI DATE 22 MAR 1999 Hugh DE MONTFORT HIST Y
FREN Y
NORM Y
DATE 28 NOV 1997 William Garcis DE FERENZAC OCCU Ct. of Ferenzac
DATE 31 DEC 1996 NN DATE 31 DEC 1996 Cyrid or Cynthia DATE 31 DEC 1996 NN rd Concubine DATE 31 DEC 1996 ~1720 - 1807 John Bentley 87 87 ~0997 Hermengarde DE TOULOUSE DATE 24 NOV 1997 ~0978 - 1016 Guillaume IV D'AUVERGNE 38 38 DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0979 - >1017 Humberge 38 38 DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0950 Robert II D'AUVERGNE OCCU Viscompte d'Auvergne
DATE 24 NOV 1997 ~0951 Ingelberge DE BEAUMONT OCCU Dame
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0920 - >0962 Robert I D'AUVERGNE 42 42 FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 ~0921 Algarde or Adelgarde DE MERCOUER FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 Armand I D'AUVERGNE REGN @N4906@
FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 Bertilde FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 Bernard DE MERCOUER OCCU Seigneur de Mercouer
FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 Patience Shaw Berald I DE MERCOUER OCCU Seigneur de Mercouer
FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 Gerberge FREN Y
DATE 24 NOV 1997 D. <1015 Rotbold DE PROVENCE OCCU Ct. of Provence
DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0945 - 1057 Hermengarde 112 112 DATE 16 MAY 1997 Rotbaude D'ANGELICA DATE 20 MAR 1999 NN DE PROVENCE DATE 1 APR 1999 0922 - 1002 Echard I or Ekkard I VON MEISSEN 80 80 OCCU Ct. of Meissen
DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 1014 Suanhilde DE SAXONY DATE 21 MAR 1999 D. 3 JUL 978 Dietmar I VON EASTMARK OCCU Mrgv.of Eastmark
GERM Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 ~1005 - 1065 Frederick II DE LUXEMBOURG 60 60 OCCU Duke of Lorraine
DATE 1 JAN 1997 1731 Edward Barber ~1023 Gerberge DE BOULOGNE DATE 1 JAN 1997 ~0785 Leutand OCCU Count of Paris
DATE 4 JAN 1997 NN DATE 4 JAN 1997 D. ~0920 Galindo I of Aragon AZNAREZ DATE 5 JAN 1997 Acibella DE GASCOGNE DATE 2 APR 1999 NN DATE 5 JAN 1997 Kuno VON OEHRINGEN GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0999 Richilde OCCU Princess of Germany
GERM Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Hermengaud OCCU Count of Albi
REGN @N4791@
FREN Y
DATE 22 MAR 1999 Hugues D'AUXERRE DATE 5 JAN 1997 Patience Bentley 1893 - 1923 Elzie E. Jackson 29 29 27 JUN 1860/1873 - 1946 Mildred Lustella Harrington Rowland DATE 5 JAN 1997 Donat I DE MALUN OCCU Count of Malun
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Laundree DATE 5 JAN 1997 Aleran DE TROYES OCCU Count of Troyes
FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 NN VON ANDECH DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 0810 Halfdan EISTEINSSON DATE 5 JAN 1997 Eistein OCCU King of Frondheim
GERM Y
ROYL Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0830 - 0864 Stephen DE BOURGES 34 34 OCCU Ct. of Bourges
DATE 14 MAR 1999

[IT:Count of Bourges.:IT] NN DATE 5 JAN 1997 ~0602 - 0639 Dagobert I Merovingian 37 37 1783 Charity Bentley Rainard OCCU Count
DATE 5 JAN 1997 ~0950 - 1024 Gerard D'ALSACE 74 74 OCCU Ct. in L. Alsace
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0954 Eva DE LUXEMBURG DATE 22 MAR 1999 Remy or Remigius FRNK Y
FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Arsinde FRNK Y
FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 ~0730 - ~0783 Lambert VON HORNBACH 53 53 OCCU Ct. of Hornbach
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0695 Gui DE TREVES DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0700 Habibai or Havivai or Hakhinai DATE 20 JAN 1997 D. 0739 Natronai BEN NEHEMIAH DATE 20 JAN 1997 NN JEW Y
DATE 16 NOV 1997 Elizabeth Bentley Raimond DE TOULOUSE OCCU Ct. of Toulouse
DATE 1 APR 1999 NN DATE 20 JAN 1997 D. >0860 Thibaut I le Tricheur DE CHARTRES OCCU Count of Chartres
RELG @N3994@
FREN Y
DATE 2 APR 1999 Boso V DE PROVENCE OCCU Count of Provence
REGN @N4769@
FREN Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Gunderland DE HESBAYE OCCU Ct.of Hesbania
DATE 28 JAN 1997 rd wife DATE 23 NOV 1997 Ralph DE ALOST OCCU Count of Alost
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Gisela DE LUXEMBURG DATE 20 MAR 1999 Hunda Steinar of England OCCU Earl in England
DATE 9 MAR 1997 Alof RAGNARSDOTTIR DATE 9 MAR 1997 1785 - 1862 Hannah Bentley 77 77 ~0670 - 0770 Randver Radbartsson 100 100 DATE 9 MAR 1997 ~0638 Radbar OCCU King in Russia
DATE 9 MAR 1997 D. 0873 Ivar the Boneless RAGNARSSON OCCU King of Dublin
EDUC Conquered York 866/7, Slayer of St.Edmund of East Anglia 869
RELG @N4084@
DATE 24 JAN 1998 John DE BURGH DATE 15 MAR 1997 Ethelwulf Æthelwulf DE FLANDRES DATE 22 MAR 1999 Edmund DATE 15 MAR 1997 D. 0896 Ethelgiva Æthelgiva DE FLANDRES OCCU a nun
DATE 22 MAR 1999 ~0880 - 26 OCT 920/922 Ethelweard Æthelweard DE FLANDRES DATE 22 MAR 1999 D. 1073 Sancha DATE 31 JUL 2000 Marjorie DATE 12 APR 1997 Susan Bentley Constance D'ARLES DATE 21 MAR 1999 Geoffrey III the Bearded D'ANJOU OCCU Count of Anjou
RELG @N4232@
DATE 14 MAR 1999 D. >1053 Beatrice DATE 13 APR 1997 Rotrud DATE 13 APR 1997 ~0802 Hildegard Matilda of the West OCCU Princess
DATE 12 MAY 1997 D. 0894 Richarde D' ECOSSE DATE 1 APR 1999 Alpaide DATE 13 APR 1997 D. 0934 Emma DATE 13 APR 1997 Frerone DE SAXE DATE 13 MAR 1999 D. 0952 Hugh the Black DE NORMANDY OCCU Duke of Normandy
DATE 24 MAR 1999 1794 Edward Barber Bentley ~0920 - 0956 Adelaide DE BOURGOGNE 36 36 DATE 14 MAR 1999

RELG @N3939@
DATE 29 JUN 1997

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RELG @N1120@
DATE 10 JAN 1999 ~0795 - 25 JUN 841 Gerard D'AUVERGNE DATE 10 AUG 1997 ~0905 - Bef 30 SEP 948 Teutberga D'ARLES FREN Y
DATE 24 MAR 1999 ~0868 - 6 DEC 925 Garnier Warinus DE TROYES OCCU Count of Troyes
REGN @N4821@
FREN Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 Berta DE TROYES FREN Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 ~0895 - 0965 Letalde I DE MACON 70 70 OCCU Count of Macon
ALIA Leotold, hr. Macon
REGN @N4820@
FREN Y
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. >0876 Halfdan RAGNARSSON REFR
DATE 0875
RETO
DATE 0876
OCCU founder of the Danish kingdom of YorkHalfdan(fl. late 9th century), founder of the Danish kingdom of York(875/876), son of Ragnar Lodbrok, the most famous Viking of the9th century. After
participating in raids on Anglo-Saxon lands to the south,Halfdan and his followers invaded the mouth of the Tyne (874)and engaged in warfare with both Picts and the Britons ofStrathclyde. In 876 he
distributed the large region of Yorkamong his men and may then have left to join Viking campaigns innorthern Ireland; he may be the Danish king "Albann" who wasslain near Strangford Lough in 877. By
another account heremained in York until 883.Related Propaedia TopicsWestern Europe, the Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Empire, andEastern Europe from AD 395 to c. 1050Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia
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DANE Y
SCAN Y
SWED Y
DATE 1 APR 1999 ~0910 - Aft 19 JUN 946 OdoEudes DE VERMANDOIS OCCU Count of Vienne; Count of Amiens
DATE 14 MAR 1999 an unknown daughter of Budwine VON METZ DATE 14 MAR 1999 Budwine VON METZ OCCU Count of Metz
REGN @N4770@
FREN Y
DATE 14 MAR 1999 1799 - 1874 Clarimond Brockway 74 74 D. 0852 Fredelon Toulouse,medieval county of southern France from the 8th to the 13thcentury. The countship can be dated from AD 778, whenCharlemagne attempted to create bulwarks against the Muslims ofSpain. The
great dynasty, however, dates from 849, when CountFredelon, a vassal of King Pepin II of Aquitaine, deliveredToulouse to Charles II the Bald of France, who thereuponconfirmed him as count. Dying in
852, Fredelon left a heritageincluding Rouergue (around Rodez) and the Pyrenean countships ofPallars and Ribagorza as well as the Toulousain to his brotherRaymond I, who added Limousin to it; but
Septimania was thenprobably detached.Marriages and partitions changed the extent of the counts'dominion. By 1053 it included Quercy, the Albigeois (aroundAlbi), and Rouergue. Raymond IV (died 1105)
added the marquisateof Provence but pawned Rouergue. The crusaders Raymond IV andhis son Bertrand (died 1112) won the countship of Tripoli in theHoly Land; but at home the dynasty was weakened by
quarrels withthe House of Barcelona over Provence and with William IX ofAquitaine, who usurped the countship in 1098-1100 and again in1114-19. Towns such as Toulouse and vassals such as theTrencavel
viscounts of Bziers and Carcassonne becamepractically autonomous. Raymond VII (died 1249) left thecountship to his son-in-law Alphonse of Poitiers, on whose deathin 1271 it was annexed to the
French crown.Related Propaedia TopicsThe History of MankindThe Carolingian Empire and its later dissolution (c. 750-887),France in the 10th centuryCopyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
All RightsReserved
FRNK Y
FREN Y
DATE 12 NOV 1997 Geoffrey D'ANJOU DATE 29 JUN 1997 Cunegonde DATE 5 JUL 1997 ~0765 - 0815 William 50 50 OCCU duke of Toulouse/Septimania
RELI imported to the city of Narbonne by Charlemagne in 768?
DATE 10 AUG 1997 0813 Bera OCCU count  of BarcelonaBera, count of Barcelona, possibly son of St. William, wasprogenitorof a family that can be traced for several generations, butunfortunatelynot beyond the early tenth century.
  Bera called himself a sonof a countWilliam in a charter of 813, and there seems no othercontemporary countWilliam, though St. William names several children in a coupleof chartersbut no Bera.  A
chart detailing the descendancy of count Bera isin Ramond'Abadal i de Vinyals, "La institucio comtal carolingia en lapre-Catalunya del segle IX," Anuario de Estudios Medievales 1(1964),29-75,
reprinted in _Dels Visigots als Catalans_, 3d ed., 2vols.(Barcelona, 1986), 1:181-226. 
DATE 5 JUL 1997 Heribert EDUC blinded 830Heribert, possible son of St. William and brother of Bernard ofSeptimania, blinded in 830, considered by Settipani as possiblyfather ofCunegonde, wife of Bernard, king of Italy, whose
origins are notknown. This way he would have brought the name 'Heribert' into theCarolingian/Vermandois family.  Settipani believes agranddaughter of thismarriage, a sister of Heribert I of
Vermandois, may have marriedWido,count of Senlis, and transmitted the name 'William' to the dukesofNormandy and kings of England via their possible daughter Poppa,wife ofRollo and mother of the duke
William Longsword (d. 942).ChristianSettipani, _La prehistoire des Capetiens_ (Villeneuve d'Asq,1993),213-14; 217-20 & stemma, p. 221.  NB against this, some believethatHeribert was son of St.
William by his other wife and notCunegonde,because Bernard's wife Dhuoda cites Heribert as her son's'avunculus',which in a paternal context should mean specifically 'father'shalf-brother').
Settipani's onomastic argument in favor of thisseries oflinks is tentative at best.
DATE 5 JUL 1997 D. 0844 Bernard DE SEPTIMANIA OCCU marquis of Septimania
DATE 14 MAR 1999 others DATE 5 JUL 1997 Gaucelm OCCU Count of Roussillon 
DATE 5 JUL 1997 Guiburc DATE 5 JUL 1997 ~1797 John Bentley Dhuoda DATE 5 JUL 1997 D. 0850 William DE TOULOUSE DATE 14 MAR 1999 Regelinda Sancha DE SEPTIMANIA DATE 2 APR 1999 D. 0886 Wulgrim D'ANGOULEME OCCU Count of Angouleme
DATE 20 MAR 1999 D. ~0886 Bernard Plantapilosa' Hairyfeet' D'AUVERGNE OCCU c of Auvergne
DATE 14 MAR 1999 Theuderic DATE 5 JUL 1997 Alda DATE 5 JUL 1997 Several siblings DATE 5 JUL 1997 Regelinde or Roselinde D'ANGOULEME OCCU cts. of Angouleme NN (poss. Regelinde or Roselinde, but not named in earlysources,called 'Sancha' by Vajay, see below at A2), called a sister ofWm.'Tolosanus' (d. 850, son of Bernard of
Septimania, son of SaintWilliam)m. Wulgrim, count of Angouleme, and brought him the city of Agenas dowry(Ademar of Chabannes, Chronicon, 3:20).  ES 3:731, 817.  FromWulgrim ofAngouleme there is
clear male-line descent to Isabella, wife ofKing Johnof England, and, via an earlier marriage, to the manydescendants ofAlmodis of La Marche in Toulouse and Barcelona, includingEleanor ofAquitaine.
This line was posted to s.g.m. on January 5, 1996 byAlan B.Wilson, launching an extended discussion of the 'Makhir'question.  If theeleventh-century forger and pathological liar Ademar ofChabannes
can bebelieved (and that's a big if), and if the person he called"WillelmusTolosanus" must be the son of Bernard of Septimania (and that'sanotherif), then this is a clear line of descent.
DATE 1 APR 1999 another wife DATE 5 JUL 1997 1705 George Bentley Gerberge DE NEVERS Ava, a sister of Wm. the Pious, m. 'Geoffroi, c ofNevers/Gatinais'. Their daughter, Gerberge, was first wife of Fulk II, 'le bon'(d. 958),count of Anjou, and mother of his children, from 2 of whom
canbe traced alarge progeny.  Unusual hypothesis--contradicts conventionalwisdom onfirst wife of Fulk le Bon, and I can't find any otherinformation on thisGeoffrey (not in Bouchard's _Sword, Mitre &
Cloister_).  Thiswas putforward in C. Lauranson-Rosaz, _L'Auvergne et ses marges duVIIIe au XIesiecle: la fin du monde antique?_ (Le Puy, 1987), in charts atpp. 60, 93,as a possibility but with no
discussion in the text.  What isthe originof and best argument for this idea?
DATE 22 MAR 1999 William I of Perigord D'ANGOULEME William I of Perigord names his parents as Vulgrin/Wulgrim andRigilinde in a charter of St.Cybard d'Angouleme (ed. Lefrancque,no 211) and dated by G.tessier to 907-08 in Le Moyen Age 1933.
DATE 2 APR 1999 Sancha D'ANGOULEME DATE 2 APR 1999 Romilla DATE 5 JUL 1997 Ermengarde DATE 10 AUG 1997 Godfrey DE BRIONNE ET EU DATE 22 MAR 1999 910/915 - 980/984 Herbert of Vermandois DE VERMANDOIS OCCU Count of Troyes Count of Meaux
DATE 27 OCT 1997 Aedgifu of England DATE 27 OCT 1997 ~0935 - Aft 7 SEP 978 Gerberga DE LORRAINE DATE 13 MAR 1999

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DATE 13 NOV 1997 Daughter of Kent DE KENT DATE 21 MAR 1999 Ruth Barber Alburga DE KENT NPFX Saint
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DATE 1 APR 1999 D. 0985 Basil the chamberlain MAMIKONIAN EVNT
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exiled by Basil IIBasil THE CHAMBERLAIN(d. 985),  eunuch minister of the Byzantine Macedonian dynasty.After the death of the emperor John I, Basil the Chamberlaincontrolled the throne for his two
grandnephews and co-emperorsConstantine and Basil II. After engineering his uncle'sdownfall,  Basil II was finally able to assume his ownindependent rule. Related Propaedia TopicsThe eclipse of the
Roman Empire in the West and the developmentand Christianization of Germanic successor states (AD 395-c.750)Copyright (c) 1996 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. All RightsReserved
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DATE 1 APR 1999 Eudocia Ingerina DATE 23 NOV 1997 st wife DATE 23 NOV 1997 ~0920 - 19 SEP 961 Helena Lecapenus, Helen, Byzantine EmpressBorn: ABT 920, Constantinople, TurkeyDied: 19 SEP 961Father: Lecapenus, Romanus I, Byzantine Emperor, b. 940Married 27 APR 919 to Porphyrogenitus, Constantine
VII,Byzantine EmperorChild 1: , Romanus II of Byzantium, Byzantine Emperor
DATE 18 MAR 2000 Edith of GREYSTOKE DATE 19 JAN 1998 Ansfride DATE 19 JAN 1998 Edith DATE 19 JAN 1998 UNNAMED DATE 19 JAN 1998

DATE 19 JAN 1998 ~1750 John Bentley Living Anderson Eperleng ubject:    Re: Normandy nobles/TosnyFrom:        "Todd A. Farmerie" <taf2@po.cwru.edu>Date:        Mon, 14 Jul 1997 10:09:04 -0400Sheila Cassidy wrote:> > 1. Richard of Evreux (d.1067) m. Godehildis widow of Roger
I> of Tosny. Is this Roger the same as Roger de Toeni who> married the daughter of the Countess of Barcelona? It is generally held to have been the same Roger, although thereis moredebate as to
whether it was the same wife (I tend to say no).> This> daughter is called Adelaide by some, or Stephania. Charles Evans as suggested that there were two Tosny/Barcelonamarriages.  One involved the
Roger above, while the otherinvolved theprogenitor of Tosny of Belvoir (explaining the introduction ofthe nameBerenger into that family).> Which> is correct? In this case, both?> Was she the mother
of his daughter Adeliza,> who married William Fitz Osbern (d.1071)? Is Roger of> Toeni's origin known? (I have read that he was descended> from Malahule brother of Earl Rognvald or his wife
Hilda)This is the origin given him in traditional Norman sources, butthere isno confirming evidence.> 2. William Longsword (d.941) m. Eperleng (was she really his> wife or just concubine?) William
had a mistress, who later married Asperlingus (spellednumerousways).  THeir children would thus be half-brothers of CountRichard I.> and had a son Rodulf Count of Ivry,> who had 2 sons Hugh Bishop
of Bayeux, and John Arcbishop of> Roeun, and Emma wife of Osbern Steward (d.1040). Is this> descent correct?Yes, other than the father of the first Count of Ivry.taf
DATE 24 JAN 1998 Hulc EYSTEINSON DATE 24 MAR 1999 Aeda Attala DATE 24 JAN 1998 BILLUNG DATE 24 JAN 1998 Luitgarde DE SAXONY ubject:    Re: Ottonian descent from CharlemagneFrom:        ntaylor@fas.harvard.edu (Nathaniel Taylor)Date:        Mon, 28 Apr 1997 22:34:04 -0500In article <33646CE8.1659@hotmail.com>, mat_man@hotmail.comwrote:>
I came across this descent when i was looking up> Henry the Fowler's ancestry, in an article by E. Hlawitschka> in Rheinische Vierteljahrblatter, 1974, p128 which I'vealready> quoted. I wonder if
this descent has been accepted by the more> recent genealogical compendiums (eg. Settipani). <snip>>                  Charlemagne>        _____________|_____________________>         |           
                      |>      Pippin IV d.810                   Louis the Pious>         |                                  |>      Aeda-Attala m. Billung            Louis the German>       b.806   
  |                         |>                  |                         |>                 Oda m. Ludolf              |>                d.913|    d.866             |>              
_____|__________            |>               |                |          |>            Otto            Luitgarde m. Louis II d.882>            d.912The Hlawitschka article, "Zur Herkunft der
Liudolfinger und zueinigenCorbeyer Geschichtsquellen," Rheinische Vierteljahrsblatter 98(1974),92-165, is also reprinted in his _Stirps regia: Forschungen zuKnigtumund Fhrungsschichten im frheren
Mittelalter_ (Frankfort amMain, 1988).This Carolingian-Ottonian link does not appear in Settipani's_Prehistoiredes Capetiens_ (nor in Werner's 'Nachkommen Karls des Grossen',publishedbefore
Hlawitschka's article).  Pippin's five daughters are allnoted asdead ends in both works.  The Hlawitschka article is cited bySettipani ina footnote in his entry for Louis III (your 'Louis II'
above),p. 655, n.288; he says Hlawitschka should be consulted for the Liudolfingfamily,with the addition of Brigitte Kasten, _Adalhard von Corbie: dieBiographieeines karolingischen Politikers und
Klostervorstehers_(Dsseldorf,1986), 176-207; and Winfrid Glocker, _Die Verwandten der Ottonenund ihreBedeutung in der Politik: Studien zur Familienpolitik und zurGenealogiedes sachsischen
Kaiserhauses_ (Kln, 1989).  I will look forthese to seeif either explicitly refutes Hlawitschka; otherwise, I don'tknow whySettipani would have ignored it in his notice of the daughtersof Pippinof
Italy (211-12).  It has been assumed by historians that the Ottonians had noCarolingianblood at all in the early generations, so this would constitutea serioushistorical revision.  Has anyone found
a discussion of this inrecenthistories or other genealogical compendia?Nat Taylor
DATE 1 APR 1999 a gr grand daughter of Charlemagne DATE 24 JAN 1998 grandchild of Charlemagn DATE 24 JAN 1998 child of charlemagne DATE 24 JAN 1998 unknown DATE 24 JAN 1998 D. >0807 Adelhaid DATE 9 FEB 1998 ~1752 - 1836 Joshua Bentley 84 84 Gundrada DATE 9 FEB 1998 Berthaid DATE 9 FEB 1998 Theodrada DATE 9 FEB 1998 Bernard DE VERMANDOIS NPFX Count
DATE 9 FEB 1998 Beggon Bego DATE 14 FEB 1998 Hugh I DATE 14 FEB 1998 Edyta ANGIELSKA DATE 1 APR 1999 Anna DATE 29 MAR 1998 D. 0884 Sigisbert VI Ursus PLANTARD DATE 11 DEC 1999 D. 1057 Lefieltna Lesceline D'HARCOURT DATE 31 JUL 2000 ~1755 - 1853 Eldred Bentley 98 98 D. 0872 Bernard DE TOULOUSE OCCU Count of Toulouse
DATE 31 JUL 2000 1863 John Dolphus Edmisten Muncey Bennett 1863 Jordan H Neal 1850 - 1928 Thomas Dickinson Hix 78 78 BURIAL: Thomas D. Hicks born 9/24/1850, died 12/6/1928, buried 12/8/1928 Spring Hill Cemetery, Hall & Edmund Edition, Section H, Lot 42 by Simpson Funeral Home. 1905 Gladys L Jackson 1850 Ida Mae Martin BURIAL: Mrs. Hicks buried 1/26/1934 Spring Hill Cemetery, Hall & Edmund Edition, Section H, Lot 42.  Funeral Home not listed.  She was the w/o Thomas Hicks.
[Possibly Ida Martin Hicks]

Census: Looks like this might be Ida in the 1850 Kanawha County Annotated census:
John L. Martin 50 laborer b.VA
Lucinea (Dooling) 39 b.b.VA (m.20 July 1828)
William O. 21 boatman b.VA (m.30Dec 1853, Mary Jane Harris)
Dryden S. 19 engineer b.VA (m.30 Dec 1852, Julia Ann Harris)
John A. 17 engineer b.VA
Charles C. 14 b.VA
Juliet E. 11 b.VA
Mary A. 5 b.OH
Ida M. 1 b.VA

Census:  1860 Kanawha, VA
Lucinda Martin age 49 b VA
Julia C 20 b OH
Mary A 15 b VA
Ida  10 b VA
James  7 b VA
Harriet  5 b VA
Columbus Martin 25 b VA  Boatman Married within last year
Mary 22 b VA married within last year 1880 - 1949 Thomas Kay Hicks 68 68 BURIAL: Thomas Kay Hicks born 11/1/1880 WV, died 2/28/1949 Charleston, WV, buried 3/2/1949 Spring Hill Cemetery, Hall & Edmund edition, Section 42 by Bartlett Funeral Home.  He was the s/o Thomas Dickinson Hicks & Ida Endora Martin. Glenn R Hicks 1766 Reuben Bentley 1883 Henry M Hicks 1876 Mary L Hicks 1822 Minerva Harris Father b TN, Mother b WV 1853 Margaret S Hix 1850 - <1900 Sophia Hix 50 50 1855 - <1900 Hannah M Hix 45 45 1901 - 1968 Maggie Hicks 67 67 ~1758 William Hix ~1875 William A Hicks Frank Coalman Samuel Bentley ~1790 - Bet 1840-1850 Joseph Stephen Hicks Usually listed as Steven due to Several Josephs in the family.
1820 census Greenbrier County.
1840 census Jackson County.
1850 census Margaret is in Wirt Co. 1789 - >1850 Margaret Boggs 61 61 Family history of Elizabeth Smith Roberts, as compiled by Albert Lee Smith, says John and Susan lived as man and wife for 72 years. Name listed as Susan. !familytreemaker.com 3/4/1999 Betty D. Renick. Several of the Drennin family were killed by Indians. It is said that Susan and her brother were captured by the Indians, that her father was scalped and left for dead, but that he recovered. (Roane Co Family History page. 192). A Walker relative says that one Drennen girl was raised by a Major Renick after one of the Indian raids left her an orphan. Marriage date also showing as 4/25/1786.

Don Norman lists marriage date as 4/25/1786.

Received from Louise Fendrich...not sure of source, but probably "The Boggs Family" by Alvin L. & Nartha Ann (Boggs) Rhods. John Attie Boggs probably came to Greenbrier Co., VA, along with his younger brother Francis Charles Boggs; {kh-all records I had previously show Francis was his Older brother}. they both purchased land in Greenbrier Co., and the neighboring co., in 1775. John married Susan (Day) Drennen on April 25, 1786; she was twenty-two, he was forty years old. She was born 1764 and died 1866. They were married by John McCall, a catholic. this is recorded in Greenbrier co., Book #2, page #9. Her parents were Lawrence and Sara (Day) Drennen; her grandparents were Walter and Susan (Wyle) Drennen. Nathaniel Day was a son of Christopher Day, date of birth 1635 in Wales Co. * Her parents were killed by Indians, along with several other men or boys. They also killed a baby brother or sister. The Indians surprised the men and boys in a corn field where they were hoeing corn. The men had stacked their weapons, and hoed down a long row of corn away from their weapons. the Indians then surprised them and killed and scalped them; one survived being scalped. the Indians then went to the cabin, broke in and took the women and children captive. they also took a baby, cut it in half, then hung the two halves in a tree. they took Susan's mother, her and a brother, plus a horse, and made their escape. Susan said the next morning that her mother was exhausted and unable to move, so an Indian walked up behind her and killed her with a tomahawk; some days later and at night, the Indians placed an old Indian on guard. He was sitting on a rock, but kept nodding off to sleep. Susan noticed the horse was looking past the old Indian at something. she sat very quiet; suddenly a huge volley of shots rang out, and a band of white settlers attacked the camp and killed all the Indians and scalped them and threw their bodies into the fire. {kh-I have a longer and more detailed account, written by James H. Hodam, great-nephew of John Boggs and Susan Drennin}. * She was then raised by Major Renniy and his wife, who was the sister to James Madison, who was or became an American President. This was on squatters land, purchased by John Boggs, on little Sewell Valley. {NOTE: KH. IN VIEW OF INFO RE COURT RECORDS AND PENSION ACCOUNTS - SEE LAWRENCE DRENNEN - I BELIEVE THIS ACCOUNT REFERS TO SUSAN'S MOTHER SARAH DAY, NOT TO SUSAN. I BELIEVE IT WAS SARAH DAY'S MOTHER AND FATHER THAT WERE KILLED AND SCALPED. ALSO SEE SARAH DAY'S NOTES FOR HER POSSIBLE PARENTAGE.

Certificate of Marriage. State of West Virginia, Greenbrier County, To-Wit: I, Eugene V. Spence, Clerk of the County Commission in and for said County and State (the same being a Court of Record), also, the Custodian of the Marriage Records, do hereby certify that the Marriage Record discloses the following facts that John Boggs and Susan Drennen were united in marriage by John McCue, and the 125th day of April 1786. Given under my hand and official seal this the 10th day of April 1985. Recorded in Marriage Record No. 1-A, Page 9.


Children of John Attie BOGGS and Susan(Susanna) DRENNIN were as follows:
226 i Virginia "Jane"7 BOGGS [805], born 1784 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died 1805. INTERNET - GED2HTMLv3.0-UNREGISTERED2/2/97 [April 29, 1997] Susan Drennin Family 1: John Boggs 11 children listed ... 11. Virginia "Jane" Boggs, !Kindred Konnections Individual Record - ball 3, 1/17/1999. ...Virginia "Jane" never married; hanged herself in the 1850's when her father refused to allow her to marry the man she loved. WHAT A CREW! !William Boggs letter to Juliet Boggs dated Nov 22 1871 states Jane died at age 11. ??? !"The Boggs Family" by Alvin & Martha Ann (Boggs) Rhods. Virginia Boggs 1784-1805, age 21, daughter of John and Susan (Drennen) Boggs was in love with a boy named West Hickman, and wanted to marry him. Her father John refused permission, and went on a trip to Lynchburg, Virginia to buy cattle. While there he had a premonition that something was wrong at home. He hurried back home. When he arrived it was too late; his favorite daughter had hanged herself. I suspect that she was his oldest child at 21 years old. Many think that this tragedy caused him to make the move to Roane County.
227 ii Ruth7 BOGGS [803], born abt 1788 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died abt 1802. She married None (---) [1909]. INTERNET - GED2HTMLv3.0-UNREGISTERED(2/2/97) [ April 29, 1997 Susan Drennin Family 1: John Boggs 11 children listed ... 9. Ruth Boggs ... !Kindred Konnections Individual Record - ball3, 2/27/1999 ... Ruth, d. at age 14. Woodyard [a reference to the person who wrote the source letter] says her mother is believed to have been Mariah Mays. [Note: Mariah Mays was John's son William's widow who, after the Civil War, had set up business in a "sporting house" with her two daughters. Either this Ruth is daughter of Mariah and William, born before their marriage, or there were 2 Ruths. This Ruth was born BEFORE William!] !From letter to Juliet Boggs Smith from William Boggs Nov 22 1871... Ruth and Jane died when young. Ruth Boggs was some 14 years old and has been long Mourned for and her relations has almost all named a girl After her. ... Original of letter in Oregon State Archives. Copy in possession of Kathy Hughes.
+ 228 iii Sarah7 BOGGS [795], born 26 Jul 1789 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier Co., VA; died 26 Jul 1858 in Roane Co., VA; buried in Andrew L. Vandal's farm, Roane, VA. She married James Abraham VANDAL [1832].
+ 229 iv Nancy7 BOGGS [796], born 1791 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died Jun 1856 in Spring Creek, Roane co., VA. She married (1) Jonathan Dillon VANDALE [1159]; (2) Marmaduke WILLIAMS [16051]; (3) Jim MAZE [16052]; (4) George Clendenin BOGGS [1038]; (5) Jonathan Dillon VANDALE [1159].
+ 230 v Margaret Peggy7 BOGGS [797], born 1793 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died in Roane Co., VA. She married Joseph Stephen HICKS [1138].
+ 231 vi Lawrence7 BOGGS [39], born 25 April 1795 in Greenbrier Co., Virginia; died 23 April 1867 in Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon; buried in Schooling Graveyard, Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon. He married (1) Elizabeth (NEWSOM) Boggs [40]; (2) Agnes Nancy (SCOTT (WOODS)) Boggs [62].
+ 232 vii Thomas "Old Tommy"7 BOGGS [798], born 1799 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died 20 Mar 1880 in Reedy Creek, Roane Co., WV. He married (1) Matilda (ROCKHOLD WISEMAN BUTCHER) Boggs [1139]; (2) Elizabeth "Lizzie" (SHOWEN) Boggs [1784].
+ 233 viii James R.7 BOGGS [799], born 22 May 1800 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died 6 Aug 1877/87 in Smithfield, Jefferson Co., WV. He married (1) Harriet (WALKUP) Boggs [1140]; (2) Nancy (O'BRIEN) Boggs [1144]; (3) Lacy Ann (O'BRIEN) Boggs [1145].
+ 234 ix William7 BOGGS [800], born 1801 in Greenbrier Co., VA; died 1863 in Greenbrier Co., WV; buried in Charleston, Kanawha co., WV. He married Mariah (MAZE) Boggs [1027].
+ 235 x Evalina Belmont7 BOGGS [801], born 1807 in Greenbrier Co., VA. She married Beniah DEPUE, SR. [1146].
+ 236 xi Malinda7 BOGGS [804], born abt 1816 in Greenbrier co., VA; died in Creston, Wirt Co., WV. She married Jonathan DEPUE [1158].


Father: John Attie BOGGS b: 14 FEB 1763 in Chester Co., PA
Mother: Susan M. DRENNIN b: 20 MAY 1768 in VA 1815 - >1880 Nancy Joanna Hicks 65 65 William Greathouse ~1817 Joseph Hicks ~1825 - >1880 Steven David Hicks 55 55 ~1841 Samuel Hicks 1825 - 1897 George Washington Hicks 72 72 1827 - 1901 Lawrence Hicks 74 74 ~1830 - 1893 James Hicks 63 63 Catury Bentley ~1832 Margaret Hicks ~1833 Minerva Coon ~1856 George S Hicks ~1858 Charles W Hicks 1861 James Hicks 1863 Julia A Hicks 1866 Minnie F Hicks 1869 Luella Hicks 1872 William H Hicks 1876 Malissa Hicks Bethany Bentley 1878 Virgie Lee Hicks 1862 James Hicks 1810 Isabella Coon ~1804 George Coon 1839 Rachael Coon 1840 William Coon 1845 George Coon 1850 Alamida Coon ~1804 - ~1845 Thomas Hix 41 41 possibly married Rebecca Reed, moved to Blount Co, TN. ~1827 Christina Barnhouse 1746 - 1827 Justus Brockway 81 81 ~1862 Mary Ellen Hicks 1850 - 1924 David Hicks 74 74 1853 - ~1881 Lora Jane Hicks 28 28 1853 - 1928 Diana Jarvis 74 74 1837 - ~1881 George Jarvis 44 44 1870 Christina Hicks 1872 - 1943 Stephen Perry Hicks 70 70 1875 - 1950 Rebecca Jane Hicks 74 74 1878 Cynthia Hicks 1883 Rachel Hicks 1725 Margeret Smith 1884 Delilah Hicks 1888 - 1963 Benjamin Franklin Hicks 74 74 1890 - 1961 Josephine Hicks 71 71 Louisa Truman 1888 - 1965 Biddie Catherine Jarvis 76 76 1875 Stephan Jarvis 1878 Simon Peter Jarvis 1880 - 1965 Daniel Jarvis 85 85 D. 1916 Samuel Van Buren Rose Andrew J. Metheney 1756 - 1847 Alice Gardner 91 91 Czar Metheney Ernest Jackson Rose William Buckbee 1896 - 1963 Hurshel Hicks 66 66 1898 Hugh Crawford Hicks 1900 - 1872 Arretha B. Hicks 28 28 1902 Harley Creed Hicks 1905 - 1962 David Hicks 57 57 1906 Cynthia Ann Hicks 1909 Mary Elizabeth Hicks 1893 - 1946 Callie May Harrington 52 52 1913 - 2002 Ruth M 89 89 Occupation: Sandy City Council Recorder 1959-1972, Sandy Mayor ?-? 1911 Truman Hicks 1913 - 1979 Hensley Roscoe Hicks 66 66 1900 - 1980 Tollie Jarvis 80 80 Dwight Metz Minnie May George F. King Audra Bessie Postalwait Ethel Jarvis Laura McQuin 1911 - 1912 Lulu May Hicks 1 1 ~1801 Thankful Brockway 1912 - 1919 Steven Clay Hicks 6 6 1914 Jessie Ann Hicks 1916 - 1996 Diannah Hicks 80 80 1917 Benjamin Clyde Hicks 1919 - 1981 Silas Duran Hicks 62 62 1921 Bronzel Dwight Hicks 1922 Dora Jane Hicks 1924 - 1997 Missouri Lee Hicks 72 72 1926 - 1974 Edna Virginia Hicks 47 47 1928 - 1978 Eugene Dow Hicks 50 50 1789 - 1792 Rweanah Brockway 3 3 1931 - 1997 Gerald Dempsey Hicks 65 65 Living Hicks 1935 - 1979 William Reels 44 44 Living Moser Living Moser Living Metz 1923 Joseph Lobianda 1919 - 1997 William Frederick Jones 78 78 1920 - 1986 James Miller 66 66 Ima Jean Short 1797 - 1872 Simon Brockway 75 75 Mae Schartiger Lula Boggs 1904 - 1971 Tom Stewart 66 66 Carl Jarvis 1909 John Wendell Hyer Living Hicks Living Hicks 1937 - 1959 Steven Perry Hicks 21 21 Living Hicks Living Hicks 1786 - 1861 Samuel Brockway 74 74 1920 - 1938 Hallie Hicks 18 18 1922 Ollie Marie Hicks 1924 - 1967 James Elvie Hicks 43 43 1925 Bonnie Louise Hicks 1927 Donnie Mae Hicks 1929 Rose Jane Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks 1775 Elizabeth Brockway Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks 1953 - 1953 Dorcas Augusta Hicks 3d 3d Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks 1791 - 1846 George Brockway 55 55 Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks 1773 - 1847 Elsa Diadama Brockway 74 74 Living Hicks 1967 - 1981 Christopher Todd Hicks 14 14 Oma Jean McCune Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Tweedle Living Hauter Living Small 1731 - 1809 Benjamin Gardner 78 78 Living Evans Living Thomas Living Stanley Living Hicks Corene Jarvis 1869 Sarah J. Hicks D. 1859 Delilah Burdett 1859 John Hicks 1849 James David Hicks 1853 - 1922 Owen Lewis Hicks 68 68 1799 Clare Brockway 1854 Benjamin Armstrong Hicks 1857 - 1940 Joseph Steven Hicks 83 83 1859 Margaret Jane Hicks Elizabeth McCune 1868 - 1947 John Hicks 79 79 1866 - 1942 William Henry Hicks 76 76 1880 - 1937 Lawrence A. Hicks 56 56 Abraham Greathouse 1858 - 1964 Mildred Fitzwater 105 105 1896 - 1974 Cody Hicks 78 78 1795 Ezelah Brockway 1924 - 1980 Junior Loundree 56 56 DEATH: Cert# 80-08680 1903 - 1998 Edith Russie Walker 94 94 1927 - 2000 Reginald James Hicks 72 72 1927 - 1969 Cleo Marie Sebert 42 42 Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Driggers Living Driggers 1876 - 1960 Lenoa Caroline Fitzwater 84 84 1777 - 1830 Justice Brockway 53 53 1878 - 1902 George Joseph Hicks 24 24 1892 - 1966 Fannie L. Hicks 74 74 1880 - 1971 Elizabeth Jane Hicks 90 90 1883 - 1973 James Wilmoth Hicks 89 89 1897 Letha Hicks 1886 - 1981 Mary D. Hicks 95 95 1889 - 1931 Arthur Hicks 41 41 1888 - 1972 John H. Hicks 84 84 1894 - 1978 Burlie Hicks 84 84 1884 Ella Hicks 1779 Lucy Brockway 1901 Margaret Mae Hicks 1922 - 1922 Cody Hicks 1923 - 1979 Mabel Ruth Hicks 56 56 1925 Nina Mae Hicks 1929 Lewis Alfred Hicks 1929 Lois Alma Hicks Living Hicks 1936 - 1995 Edith Evelyn Hicks 59 59 D. 1879 Elizabeth Ellen Summers 1879 William B.S. Hicks e-mail: William left for the military when he was 16 and when he called for his brother to pick him up at the bus station in newton they passed each other 3 times before they realized who they were. do you know what william's middle intials stand for(B.S.) noone seems to remeber, only that everyone called him willy.(Beth Ramey - 7-31-2002) 1781 Benjamin Gardner Brockway Eldon Dooley Living Tackett Living MELVILLE Gerald Dooley Living Driggers ~1875 Lonzo Milton Sparks Adolphus McKinley Garten Okie Given Perry Calhoun Paren Dahmer 1783 - 1877 Jesse Brockway 93 93 Pearl Rafferty Elizabeth Hall 1876 Leonves Hicks 1877 Lendora J. Hicks 1878 - 1964 Henry E. Hicks 85 85 Living Neal Living Sanders 1856 Annie B. Summers 1882 George W. Hicks ~1856 - 1934 Ann Carpenter 78 78 Mehitable Barnes John D. Cox ~1881 Sabina J. Boggs Thelma Hicks 1905 - 1966 Lemon H. Hicks 61 61 Thomas Barnhouse ~1867 Margaret L. Ellison 1897 Effie J. Hicks 1899 Cora Hicks 1878 - 1947 Margaret Yost 69 69 Minnie Lee Shaver 1695 - 1777 Lydia Johnson 81 81 1905 Harvey Hicks lived in Akron, OH Vera Hicks married name Postlewait, lived in Spencer, WV 1910 - 1977 Shirley Hicks 67 67 1901 - 1974 Earl Hicks 73 73 1907 - 1981 Darrell Hicks 74 74 Orvie Hicks 1912 - 1985 Dillon Hicks 73 73 1914 - 1986 Donald Lee Hicks 72 72 1918 Velva Hicks 1920 - 1975 Paris Hicks 55 55 ~1672 Mr. Smith 1902 - 1982 Locie J. Boggs 80 80 Marriage record gives her name Locie Jarvis 1921 Leona Alice Born Rosa Falls Ella Rogers Annie Brannon 1891 - 1966 Sarah Jane Carpenter 74 74 Sarah's first husband died in 1937, so she probably married Henryafter that. Margaret Ewing Cynthia Ann Hinkle ~1864 Lizzie E. Hicks ~1866 Nancy E. Hicks 19 MAR 1669/1670 - 1726 Nathanial Johnson ~1867 Leonard S. Hicks ~1869 Edgar W. Hicks 1870 - 1935 Henry Clay Hicks 65 65 1873 Joseph Brown Hicks ~1876 Luther E. Hicks ~1878 Ottis P. Hicks 1877 Jerusha Ellen Jarvis 1881 - 1955 Laura Hicks 73 73 1881 Nelson Jarvis 1893 - 1974 Carl Hicks 81 81 1670 - 15 JAN 1724/1725 Hannah Hoadley 1896 Anna Thurman Hicks Minnie Hicks Cora Hicks Hallie Hicks 1908 - 1986 Curt Hicks 78 78 1911 - 1991 Dormal Hicks 80 80 Rector Wade Hicks Sylvia Hicks Eva M. Cooper Stella Jarvis Daniel Howland 1859 - 1933 Rachael Angeline Jackson 73 73 1881 Florence Witt 1893 Georgia A. Hicks 1895 Thomas G. Hicks 1897 Creed D. Hicks 1899 Pascal P. Hicks Katherine Smith Ernest Ray Harold Claude Boggs Wesley Fritz Mae Looney 1733 - ~1779 Joseph Smith 46 46 Matilda Brannon Dallas Jarvis Bina Arizona Cooper John Risbin 1900 Romy E. Hicks ? Living Hicks Living Burnside Ida B. Murphy John W. Showen Henry J. Summerville 1731 Deborah Smith Rosie O'Brien BET 1784 AND 1790 John Hix ~1794 - 1866 Ellis Hix 72 72 1824 - <1900 William Hicks 76 76 Occupation: Steam Boat Pilot 1785 - 1858 David Hix 73 73 BET 1790 AND 1800 Jesse Hix BET 1790 AND 1805 Mary Hix ~1800 - 1874 Achilles Hix 74 74 1804 - 1887 Elizabeth Hix 83 83 John Boggs 1723 - ~1761 Benjmin Smith 38 38 Susanna Drennen ~1804 - 1862 William Hix 58 58 ~1762 Hannah Garrad\ Jarrett David Jacob Garrad\ Jarrett 1782 - 1847 Mary Bollinger 65 65 Jacob Mohler ~0840 Ermentrude d'Alsace 1868 Minnie 1883 Clarenda V Hicks 1886 Margaret Hicks 1727 John Smith 1888 Martin L Hicks 1891 Mariette Hicks 1892 James C Hicks 1895 Joseph P Hicks 1816 - 1891 James Alexander Dodd 75 75 Death record shows Alexander Dodd died 12 Aug 91 at Bills Creek of Brights
Disease being 75 years 2 mos and 26 days old.  His parents were Jms and Isabel,
born in Virginia, a farmer and married Eliza. 1827 Susan Ann Elizabeth Meeks 1900 census - 10 children, 7 living, widowed William H Middleham Lucy Jane Marshall 1849 Robert S Middleham Alice Clark 1917 Lorraine V Jackson Ellen Compston <1895 Irvie 1919 Shirley Shafer 1880 Alice 1912 Helen Shafer 1909 Wilma M Shafer 1829 - 1913 Elizabeth Jackson 84 84 1834 Andrew Marion Jackson 1836 David Jackson 1838 William Henderson Jackson ~1620 - 6 FEB 1686/1687 UNKNOWN Mary 1842 Caroline Jackson 1844 John C Jackson 1846 Richard Jackson 1913 Anna Mable Anderson 1914 Elmer Godfred Anderson 1885 - 1918 Nellie Alida Rudell 33 33 1875 - 1959 Albert Anderson 83 83 1903 - 1966 Alice Sophie Anderson 62 62 1905 - 1968 Dora Lillian Anderson 63 63 1906 - 1918 Helen Caroline Anderson 12 12 Mary 1908 Myrtle Alida Anderson 1910 - 1996 (Jennie) Albertha Anderson 86 86 1912 - 1973 Arthur Raymond Anderson 61 61 1915 - 1995 Harry Carl John Anderson 80 80 1917 - 1918 Alpha Vernetta Anderson 7m 7m 1866 - 1952 John Aaron Rudell 86 86 1861 - 1940 Anna Beatta Christianson 79 79 Christian Johnson Lena Johan Johnson Occupation: blacksmith 1710 - 1735 Joseph Olin 24 24 1887 - 1954 George Conrad Rudell 67 67 1889 - 1984 Jennie Dorthea Rudell 95 95 1892 - 1980 Harry Carl Rudell 88 88 1894 - 1962 Nora Mabel Rudell 68 68 1896 - 1980 Ella Josephine Rudell 83 83 1898 - 1978 (John) Albert Rudell 79 79 1901 - 1992 (Otto) Leonard Rudell 91 91 1903 - 1993 Agnes Lillie Rudell 89 89 Ludwig Johnson Axel (?) Johnson 1780 - 1866 John Grabill 86 86 1754 - 1807 Sophia MAGNI- SCHOUG 53 53 1825 - 1905 Anders Jeppsson 79 79 1878 - ~1952 Charlotte Albin 74 74 1854 Gustav Albin worked for railroad in Duluth

Sweden Census Records
Name: Albin, Gustaf Martin
Birthdate: 1854
Birthplace or Residence: Kristianstad
Record Date: 1890
Notes:

Rootsweb:
ALBIN, Gustaf Martin  1854   1890   Kristianstad  census 1854 - >1920 Johanna Anderson 66 66 1834 - 1914 Boel Olsdotter 80 80 1904 Esther Anderson 1906 Marian Anderson 1908 Julia Anderson 1910 Helen Anderson <1692 John Aylesworth 1866 - 1942 John William Greybill 75 75 BURIAL: Spring Hill Cemetery, Scruggs Edition, Section B, Lot 48, by B.(inc) Funeral Home
John W. Greybill, born 8/20/1866 Mercer Co., WV, died 4/17/1942 Charleston, buried 4/19/1942 Spring Hill Cemetery, Scurggs Edition, Section 2, Lot 48 by B(Inc.). He was the h/o Gressie Gert Dodd and the s/o James C. Greybill and Martha E. Barker.

Member Humphreys Mem. Church

Occupation: Trucking Contractor
Greybill Construction >1920 Irma Anderson 1912 - 1977 Carl Milford Anderson 64 64 1894 - 1959 (John) Heimer Johnson 64 64 Living w/Albert Anderson family on 1920 census 1920 - 1921 Vernetta Alida Johnson 3m 3m 1925 Curtis Milding Johnson 1927 Gloria Jean Steenson Living Johnson Living Lattimore Living Lattimore Living Johnson 1681 Dorcus Jones 1929 Norma Lorraine Johnson 1927 Erling LeRoy Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Johnson Living Prestegard Living Johnson Living Sather Living Johnson Living Johnson ~1706 Anthony Aylesworth Living Sulflow 1964 - 1964 Kevin Johnson 1965 - 1965 Baby Johnson ? Living Johnson Living Johnson 1900 - 1970 Clifford Jerome Dotseth 69 69 Living Dotseth Living Dotseth Living Dotseth Living Johnson ~1708 Josiah Aylesworth Living Dotseth Living Dotseth Living Halsey Living Dotseth Living Dotseth Living Dotseth Living Magen Living Magen Living Magen Living Magen ~1708 Arthur Aylesworth Living Ristau Living Dotseth Living Dotseth 1905 Milmer Theodore Appelwick 1926 Elden Mordeen Appelwick 1928 Milding Junor Appelwick 1928 Eleanor Marguerit Stone Living Appelwick Living Appelwick Living Appelwick ~1710 - 1796 John Aylesworth 86 86 Living Brevig Living Appelwick Living Appelwick Living Appelwick 1905 - 1973 Forest Jerome Johnson 67 67 Living Johnson Living Hubbard 0062 Stven Lee Hubbard Living Hubbard Living Berg ~1710 Dorcus Aylesworth Living Berg Living Unknown Living Berg Living Berg Living Berg Living Berg Living Berg Living Berg 1911 Minnie Agnes Appelwick Living Anderson ~1723 Mary Aylesworth Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Gallus Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Sansone Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson ~1720 Phebe Aylesworth Living Scott Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson 1889 (Carrie) Edna Bjoraa 1913 Beulah Abigail Rudell 1915 Judith Anita Rudell 1918 - 1936 Gordon Eugene Rudell 18 18 1920 Milton Rudell 1908 (John) Harold Hjort ~1716 Josiah Aylesworth 1933 - 1952 James Harold Hjort 18 18 Living Hjort Living Hjort Living Desota Living Hjort Living Living Hjort Living Hjort Living Hjort Frances Bartoz ~1721 Anna Aylesworth 16 MAY 1875/1876 - 1955/1958 Albert Jackson Living Hjort Living Hjort Darvin Dversdall Living Dversdall Living Living Dversdall Living Dversdall Living Dversdall William Turk Timothy Turk 5 MAR 1655/1656 Elizabeth Berry Tamara Turk Deborah Jo Dversdall Richard Erickson Living Erickson Living Erickson Mary Harrison Living Rudell Living Schorr Living Schorr Living Schorr ~1661 - 1743 Josiah Jones 82 82 1914 Doris Lorraine Shella Living Rudell 1944 - 1969 Geoffrey Eugene Rudell 24 24 Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell 1954 - 1954 Eric Rudell 2d 2d 1954 - 1954 Erin Rudell 2d 2d ~1626 - 1681 Richard Berry 55 55 Living Budolfson Living Budolfson Living Budolfson Living Budolfson Living Budolfson Living Burkhart Living Burkhart Living Burkhart Paul Andrew Kizen Living Kizen ~1630 UNKNOWN Alice Living Kizen Living Wondra Living Wondra Living Wondra Living Wondra Living Wondra 16 Nov/Dec 1888 - 1980 Alfred Martin Erie 1912 Cora Marian Erie 1914 Oliver John Erie 1915 Alton James Erie 1706 Ruth Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1920 Loren Virgil Erie 1922 Jane Dorothy Erie 1910 Rueben Isadore Johnson Living Johnson Living Johnson Living Flom 1912 John Joseph Sullivan Living Sullivan Living Sullivan Living Klingensmith Samuel Goodspeed Living Sullivan Living Sullivan Living Thompson Living Sullivan Living Sullivan 1911 (Anna) Irene Cecilia Strom Living Erie Living Brevig Living Brevig Living Brevig Thomas Sampson 1916 Marie Pamelia Daby Living Erie Living Erie Living Nylander Living Erie Living Erie Living Erie Living Erie Living MacCormick Living MacCormick 31 JAN 1635/1636 - 21 JAN 1675/1676 Zeoth Howland 1917 Helen Eleanor Risbrudt Living Erie Living Larson Living Larson Living Larson Living Larson Living Erie Living Lerberg Living Erie Living Erie <1640 - >1656 Abagail October 16 16 1901 - 1989 Myrtle Evelina Victoria Strom 88 88 1921 Harriet Ione Rudell 1922 Leslie Marvin Rudell 1928 Edna Mae Rudell 1916 - 1970 Ray Ellsworth Staffanson 54 54 Living Staffanson Living Staffanson Living Staffanson Living Tonn Living Staffanson ~1684 Jeriamah Jones 1852 - 1941 Orlando Mayne Harrington 88 88 DEATH: Cert#66

DEATH: Cert#66

DEATH: Cert#66 Living Staffanson Living Terhaar Living Staffanson 1925 Frances Genevieve Johnson Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell ~1687 Ann Jones Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Claussen Living Claussen Living Claussen Living Fegan 1925 Stanley Arnold Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson ~1683 Seth Jones Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Hammitt Living Anderson 1890 - 1973 John Melvin Anderson 83 83 1917 Jewell Marvin Anderson 1920 Merril Lloyd Anderson 1915 Melva Pauline Evjen Living Anderson Living Olsen ~1695 Elizabeth Jones Living Olsen 1924 Kathryn Dorothy Sletten Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Boushley Living Boushley 0052 Douglas Jerome Neiland ~1697 Sarah Jones Living Neiland Living Neiland Living Neiland Living Fladhammer Living Anderson Living Anderson 1893 Reuben Carl Peterson 1921 Ariel Clarice Peterson 1923 Gailen Curtis Peterson 1927 Dale Reuben Peterson ~1620 - >1683 Teague Jones 63 63 Living Peterson 1913 Fred Norman Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen Living Steen ~1679 UNKNOWN Berry Living Swenson Living Swenson Living Swenson Living Stai Living Stai Living Stai 1921 Lucille Helen Lehmann Living Peterson Living Oldenkamp 1924 Viola Irene Anderson ~1679 Son Berry Living Peterson Living Peterson Living Mikelson Living Mikelson Living Mikelson Living Mikelson Living Berryman Living Manning 1902 - 1993 Hulda Matilda Bergman 91 91 Living Rudell 1663 Richard Berry Living Rudell Living Lindstrom Living Rudell Living Rudell Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson Living Anderson 1909 (Edith) Luella Clarabelle Strom 1673 Nathaniel Berry 1928 June Irene Rudell Living Rudell 1924 Richard Alfred Bertrand Living Bertrand Living Foshay Living Bertrand Living Bertrand Living Bertrand Living Bertrand Living Bertrand 1652 - 1745 John Berry 93 93 1906 - 1944 Helen Gertrude Hicks 38 38 BURIAL: Spring Hill Cemetery, Riggs Edition, Lot 423-424, by Owen & Barth Funeral Home
Helen Gertrude Greybill, born 5/4/1916 Charleston, died 9/15/1944 Charleston, WV, buried 9/17/1944 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Riggs Edition, Lots 423 & 424 by Owen & Barth Funeral Home.  She was the d/o Jim Hicks & Elizabeth Smith.

DEATH: Greybill, Helen Gertrude 38 years, 4 mos, 11 days
Place of Death: St. Francis Hospital, Chas, WV 9/12-9/15/1944
Physician signing cert: Arthur C Litton, Chas, WV Living Olson Living Olson Living Olson 1957 - 1980 Daniel August Olson 23 23 DEATH: Car accident Living Olson Living Olson 1888 - 1980 (Oscar) Arthur Dahlin 92 92 1925 DeLois Ann Dahlin 1927 (Donald) Dean Dahlin 1913 Elmer Clifford Olson 1659 - 1681 Joseph Berry 22 22 Living Olson Living Olson 1964 - 1966 Kari Jane Olson 2 2 1927 Tracy Ann Thorstad Living Dahlin Living Dahlin Living Dahlin Living Dahlin Living Dahlin Living Ransom 1670 Samuel Berry Living Dahlin Living Williams Living Williams Living Williams Living Rigsby 1865 - 1955 Severin Christian Johnson 89 89 Johan Johnson August Johnson Unknown Johnson 1871 - 1961 Bertha Louisa Anderson 90 90 1654 - 12 FEB 1703/1704 Samuel Berry 1897 - 1978 Nannie Adelia Johnson 80 80 1900 Wilma Eleanor Johnson 1902 Clarence Selmer Johnson 1896 - 1966 Carl Elmer Lofgren 70 70 1923 Helen Lofgren 1925 Lloyd Elmer Lofgren 1929 Charles Lofgren Living Lofgren 1927 Robert Alfred Manson Living Manson 1662 - 7 FEB 1693/1694 Nathaniel Berry Living Manson Living Manson 1926 Delores Maxine Carlton Living Lofgren Living Lofgren Living Lofgren Living Lofgren Living Lofgren Living Brose Living Brose 1677 - 1686 Joseph Berry 9 9 Living Brose Living Brose 1886 - 1969 Andrew Nelson Bornhoft 83 83 1909 Cora Evelyn Larson Living Johnson Mildred Johnson 1845 - >1920 Carl John Anderson 75 75 1877 - 1967 Jennie Willander 90 90 Hoken M Nordgren Charlotte Welstrom ~1751 - 1817 Jesse Brockway 66 66 D. <1914 Nels Anderson D. >1914 Esther Olsen 1880 Olaf Albin Victor Albin 1888 Carl Albin D. <1914 Arlsel Albin ? Engebor Albin 1846/1847 Virginia F Dodd ~1876 Sarah Margarett JAVINS 1800 Frances ~1752 UNKNOWN Brockway ? Meeks 1832 James R Meeks 1843 Mary 1894 Ellen Olson Clark Rogers Gilbert Jarvis William Bailey 1926 Olaf Edward Hicks Annie Elizabeth McClain ~1785 - ~1833 Mary McCune 48 48 1748 Leman Brockway 1821 William O Barnhouse ~1825 Kiziah Barnhouse ~1826 Mary P Barnhouse James Barnhouse 1830 Nancy Barnhouse Unknown Barnhouse ? 1748 - 1832 Peter McCune 83 83 1767 - >1805 Christina O'Brien 38 38 Unknown ~1817 Sam McCune 1755 - 1838 Abel Brockway 83 83 1804 George Bush 1818 Rachel Bush 1727 - 1836 John Adam O'Brien 109 109 Katie Westbrook 1791 Patrick McCune 1782 Catherine McCune 1796 Peter McCune 1797 Timothy McCune 1799 Westbrook McCune 1800 Daniel McCune 1745 - 1823 Samuel Brockway 78 78 Living Loundree Bet 1804-1805 Christina McCune Paulcer McCune 1803 Rachel McCune 1817 Nancy McCune 1819 Cynthia McCune 1820 Phoebe McCune Adam O'Brien Thursley O'Brien ~1770 Mary O'Brien ~1770 Daniel O'Brien ~1686 UNKNOWN Brockway Rachel O'Brien Eeyrean O'Brien Elizabeth ~1800 Margaret O'Brien ~1804 John O'Brien Margaret ~1806 Timothy O'Brien ~1826 Perry Hanks Jarvis 1830 - 1854 Rebecca Brooks 24 24 Elijah Buckbee ~1688 UNKNOWN Brockway Janetta 1863 - 1930 William Wesley Jarvis 67 67 Sabra Ellen Bailey ~1800 Caleb Jarvis ~1803 - >1860 Diana White 57 57 ~1848 Jeremiah Jarvis ~1850 Caleb Jarvis 1757 - 1826 John Jarvis 69 69 1770 - >1850 Sarah O'Brien Hood 80 80 William White 1684 - 1764 John Brockway 80 80 BIOGRAPHY: John was chosen Granger of Lyme in 1722

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Sarah John Jarvis 1830 - ~1865 Agnes Given 35 35 Adam R Given Diana Estaline Cunningham 1826 - 1898 Julia Ann Jarvis 72 72 1828 - 1890 Barbara Jarvis 61 61 ~1831 Sarah Jarvis 1833 Eglentine Jarvis 1709 - ~1746 Anna Catrina Elizabeth FAHNESTOCK 37 37 1833 Eliza Jarvis ~1835 - 1861/1862 Thomas J Jarvis Murphy 1841 - 1868 Louisa Jarvis 27 27 1846 - 1896 Solomon Jarvis 50 50 1823 - 1897 Wiliam Truman 74 74 Thomas Truman Elizabeth Leadman 1820 - 1882 George W Hardway 62 62 John Marks 1915 Lola Hope Dodd First names of some individuals can be obtained by contacting Tara at Witcher77@aol.com Thomas Barber ~1841 - 1928 Missouri Arnold 87 87 Joseph Santy 1848 Louisa Lane 1847 William Jarvis Margaret Jarvis ~1720 - ~1795 John Jarvis 75 75 Bet 1720-1725 - ~1800 Hannah Hill ~1800 James Jarvis 1788 - 1859 John Jarvis 71 71 1900 - 1987 Frances Meinig 87 87 Member of Sandy Union High School Girls' Basketball team that won the 1917 championship.  Sister Gertrude Meinig (Alt) also on team. p131 Sandy Pioneers, Early Settlers, and Barlow Road Days - Sandy Historical Society.  Picture on file w/ Tara Loundree. 1792 - <1853 Catherine Jarvis 61 61 ~1799 Solomon Jarvis Barbara Fisher 1804 Sarah McCoy Daniel McCoy ~1802 - 1829 Joseph Jarvis 27 27 ~1804 - 1879 Thomas Figgins Jarvis 75 75 ~1808 Sarah Jarvis ~1810 Amelia Jarvis Hannah Jarvis 1673 Richard II Brockway BIOGRAPHY: Lyme vital vol L-1 p 26 and vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire"

BIRTH: Taken from the book GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW

DEATH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Catharine Jarvis James Jarvis ~1753 - 1835 Solomon Jarvis 82 82 1826 - 1890 Weeden Harrison Jarvis 64 64 Elizabeth Jane Hensley Aisley Bently Connolly ~1820 Elizabeth Jane Hicks Posted by Susan Nottingham Guy on June 24, 1999 at 14:19:20:

In Reply to: Searching for heritage of Oma Nottingham posted by Elizabeth Nottingham Arbogast on June 24, 1999 at 12:13:07:


Hi, Elizabeth
I have a Oma S. Nottingham, daughter of John Stuart Nottingham and Elizabeth Deal.

John Stuart= born 01 Sept. 1854. Died 17 August 1896. Wife Elizabeth born 1857
Married 16 August 1873.

John's father was James B. Nottingham. He was murdered by John Stuart when John was 11 years old. John's aunt Elizabeth Hicks Nottingham instigated the shooting. She and John were both charged.
James B. wife was Catherine Nicholas.

John Stuart had a brother, J. Wesley Nottingham.

If you have that straight, here's some more.
I have a Jasper Nottingham as the son of Newton Nottingham.
Newton is the son of William Washington Nottingham and Elizabeth Hicks (She is the one involved in the murder of James B. Nottingham. Her husband, William Washington had died before the murder took place.)

If you need more, let me know. Everybody's related. Good luck, Sue William Washington Nottingham Sophia 1827 Ruth Ann Hix 7 FEB 1667/1668 - 1707 Wolston Brockway II BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247. Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

Lyme  vitals vol l- p 126

DEATH: Taken rom a Copy in the possession of the New England Historical Genealogical Society "Inscriptions from Gravestones at Old Lyme, Conn."

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247. Additional information from "Genealogy of a

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247. Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

Lyme  vitals vol l- p 126

DEATH: Taken rom a Copy in the possession of the New England Historical Genealogical Society "Inscriptions from Gravestones at Old Lyme, Conn." Joseph Hicks Melvina Cole William Hicks Sarah Haynes Joseph Hicks 1906 - 1943 Pirl Davette Bostic 36 36 Living BAUMGARDNER 1908 - 1964 Charles Frederick BAUMGARDNER 55 55 1926 - 1992 Gloria Jeanne BROUGHMAN 65 65 Living BAUMGARDNER 1912 - 1988 Wilbur Edward Dodd 75 75 DEATH: death cert# 88-01879


First names of some individuals can be obtained by contacting Tara at Witcher77@aol.com Living BAUMGARDNER 1883 - 1963 Albert BAUMGARDNER 79 79 1887 - 1969 Nisha Ann HOWELL 82 82 1906 - 1952 Lillian Lorraine BAUMGARDNER 46 46 1911 - 1963 Virginia Lucille BAUMGARDNER 51 51 1913 - 1914 Velma May BAUMGARDNER 1 1 1921 - 1993 Edmond Lowell BAUMGARDNER 71 71 1927 Richard Melvin BAUMGARDNER Living JENKINS 1925 Julia Frances WILSON 1652 - 1728 William Briggs 76 76 1857 - 1872 Chauncy E. Harrington 14 14 Living Greybill Living BAUMGARDNER Living BAUMGARDNER Living BAUMGARDNER 1859 - 1941 James Riley HOWELL 81 81 ~1862 - 1902 Rebecca J. ASHWORTH 40 40 Living BAUMGARDNER Living BAUMGARDNER Living BAUMGARDNER William WEEKS 1933 - 2001 Donna Jean BOSTIC 67 67 1650 - 1728 George Briggs 78 78 Clifford MORRISON Winfred FIZER Benny FERGUSON Clarence C. CROWE 1855 - 1978 Stella May Howell 122 122 1895 - 1977 James Riley HOWELL 82 82 1898 - 1973 Clarence HOWELL 75 75 1886 - 1955 Aytch Clay Druggan 68 68 1894 Minnie T. HOWELL 1890 Lola M. HOWELL 1646 Peter Briggs ~1834 Hillery G. ASHWORTH In the 1900 census, Hillary, age 60, is living with son-in-law
along with Benjamin F. Ashworth, b. Apr 1883. ~1840 - <1900 Roxalena E. HIX 60 60 ~1859 - 1859 unnamed ASHWORTH 1m 1m 1861 James or Jones ASHWORTH ~1867 Cora ASHWORTH ~1869 Allie Belle ASHWORTH ~1871 Louisa ASHWORTH ~1874 Hezekiah ASHWORTH ~1876 Ira J. ASHWORTH ~1878 Arvilla ASHWORTH UNKNOWN Wolerton ~1886 John H. POWELL unknown HOWELL ? 1904 - 1939 Marie GLENN 34 34 1925 - 1983 Robert Paul HOWELL 57 57 1898 - 1983 Goldie Savannah ADAMS 85 85 1928 - 1987 Walker Gene HOWELL 58 58 Living SOVINE Living HOWELL Living HOWELL 1923 - 1992 Clarence J. HOWELL 68 68 ~1845 Julia C Peaslee Loretta HOWELL D. 2000 Dorothy Lee HOWELL ~1917 Dora HOWELL Eleanor Hope HOWELL 1919 - 2000 Tillman DIAMOND 80 80 Benjamin Ray BARKER Otis Mac MARTIN 1923 - 1981 Claude HOWELL 58 58 Louise WEEKS Margaret WEEKS 1703 - 1772 Ephraim Brockway 69 69 BIRTH: Lyme vitals.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Lyme vitals.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston B

BIRTH: Lyme vitals.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway William WEEKS ? Jimmy WEEKS ? Mary Garnet Branham Living HOWELL Living HOWELL Robert W. Simmons Living BARKER ? Living BARKER Living BARKER Mary Lou Adams 1701 Margaret Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Virgil Alters Bill Moore ~1809 - >1880 Ahas Hix 71 71 1812 - 1854 Rebecca Latheman 41 41 ~1834 Emeline Hix ~1844 James Bradford Hicks ~1846 - >1880 Ahas A. Hix 34 34 ~1848 Wellington Benton Hix ~1850 Artimicia A Burns James Bradford Hicks 1694 - 1 JAN 1734/1735 Jonathan Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Living Kinghorn 1872 Wellington B. Hicks ~1876 Oscar O Hicks ~1878 Jonah R. Hicks Living Dodd 1883 Rebecca Hicks 1886 Mary Belle Hicks 1888 Marcella Pearl Hicks 1891 Lula Hicks 1876 Henry B. Hicks Living Greybill Ida M Conner Garnet Hicks ~1856 Edna Mae Ball dau of Henry Ball and Tebitha Hudson 1878 - 1856 James Columbus Hix 22 22 ~1862 Mary A Jordan 1875 Annie Hix ~1877 William Hix ~1879 Benjamin F Hix ~1812 Rachel HOW[E] 1790 Mildred Huddleston Info from Eve Hughes via email.  Thomas Huddleston married MillyTanner, Amelia County, VA, 12 Apr 1774.  Possible parents. No proof. Joseph Elderkind ~1810 Achilles Hix ~1811 - >1870 Merritt Hix 59 59 ~1813 - 1854 David Hix 41 41 ~1807 George Hix A George Hicks m. Angeline CARTER 10 Nov 1834 in Cabell Co,  VA.
Since there is a dau damed Angelina, it is likely this is the sameGeorge ~1817 John Hix ~1840 Missouri Hix 1836 Augusta Hix 1840 Madison W. Hix ~1842 Milton H Hix ~1844 Angelina Elizabeth Hix Benjamin Fox GEDCOM line 133346 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Benjamin

GEDCOM line 133347 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN Fox 1700 Hannah Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1856 Mary E Hix ~1813 Isabella Beckett 1837 John B Hix ~1839 Charles H Hix ~1845 Sarah Margaret Hix 1848 James Jerome Hix ~1852 Andrew M Hix 1854 Napoleon J Hix 1840 Matilda F Turley 1865 Adisson F Hix Robert Ames GEDCOM line 134451 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Robert

GEDCOM line 134452 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN Ames

Marriage information confirmed by "Early Connecticut Marriages" edited by Frederic W Baily.

!MARRIAGE: "The first Congregational Church was organized at Gloucester, Mass, in 1642 reniveubg from thence in 1690 to New London.  Consequently we would heLyme vitals vol L-2 p 90 and vol 1 p 84

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 248.

!MARRIAGE: "The first Congregational Church was organized at Gloucester, Mass, in 1642 reniveubg from thence in 1690 to New London.  Consequently we would heLyme vitals vol L-2 p 90 and vol 1 p 84

!MARRIAGE: "The first Congregational Church was organized at Gloucester, Mass, in 1642 reniveubg from thence in 1690 to New London.  Consequently we would heLyme vitals vol L-2 p 90 and vol 1 p 84
"The first Congregational Church was organized at Gloucester, Mass, in 1642 reniveubg from thence in 1690 to New London.  Consequently we would heLyme vitals vol L-2 p 90 and vol 1 p 84 1866 Orah Belle Hix ~1867 Margaret E Hix ~1868 William H Hix 1870 Walter Hix 1875 Lizzie May Hix Lilly Hix 1834 - 1904 Hannah Erwin 70 70 William Henry Johnson ~1854 Alice Hix Jacob David Ronk 1689 - 17 MAR 1713/1714 Wolston Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1831 Henry E. Swindler ~1869 Samuel Thomas Hix ~1857 Maria Katherine Sims ~1871 Joseph Hix ~1874 Major B. Hix ~1875 Emma B. Hix ~1832 Eliza Elken 1857 James Robert Hix ~1859 Nancy M. Hix ~1861 Sarah L. Hix 10 FEB 1691/1692 - 1757 Samuel Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1863 Ann Eliza Hix ~1865 Mary E. Hix 1884 - 1905 James E. Hix 21 21 1885 - 1894 Oscar Lee Hix 8 8 ~1914 William Winford Bell 1909 Nellie M. Hicks 1872 Ora Hix Edith J. Steele M. Conrod Laura Stover 1908 - 1981 George Owen Dodd 73 73 DEATH: Cert#81-18303

DEATH: Cert#81-18303

DEATH: Cert#81-18303 Cornelius E. Bryan 1913 Benton B. Hicks 1855 Charles S. Hix ~1857 Eliza Jane Hall ~1870 James G. Hix ~1873 L. Esther Hix ~1874 Caroline Hix ~1874 Charls M. Hix ~1878 Dewit Hix 1880 George B. Hix 1696 - 1737 Debrah Brockway 40 40 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1871 John Henry Hix 1905 - 1923 Clarence Alters 18 18 Russell Alters Louiza Victoria Searls 1909 - 1992 Elsie Mae Hix 83 83 Cecil Elmont Hix 1913 Mola Irene Hix 1915 Juanita Evelyn Hix Clarence Ray Hix Theresa Imogene Hix 8 MAR 1697/1698 - Deceased Edward Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." b

BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1921 - 1994 Freemont Hix 73 73 Beulah Marie Hix William Ashworth Robert Ray Hayes Agnes Cooper Rondo Templeton Irene Meadows Leslie Lewis Katherine Mullins Betty Holly 1905 Doris H Dodd First names of some individuals can be obtained by contacting Tara at Witcher77@aol.com Arthur Powell 1881 Anna Belle Morris 1834 - 1859 Sarah Margaret Hix 25 25 ~1833 William C Hix ~1842 Benjamin D. Hix ~1844 - 1862 Edward C. Hix 18 18 ~1846 Squire Hix ~1849 John Thomas Hix William C. Griffith Louisa Clark 13 MAR 1682/1683 Hannah Champion BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Laura E. Mead 1837 - 1862 Almeda Hix 25 25 John WARDEN ~1860 - 1862 Margaret WARDEN 2 2 Mary Hix 1870 - 1870 Rachel Hix 2m 2m 1872 Edward C. Hix Mary A Story 1818 Lucinda Hix 1821 - 1865 Hugh Hix 44 44 8 MAR 1687/1688 Sarah Champion BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway BET 1822 AND 1825 William Hix Elizabeth Hix 1825 - 1853 Hannah Hix 28 28 1827 - 1855 Sarah Ann Hix 28 28 1832 Malvina Hix 1835 - 1912 Ellis Hix 77 77 1836 - 1921 Emeline Hix 84 84 1836 - 1917 Mary E. Wilson 81 81 1810 George Hensley 1825 - 1902 William Thompson 77 77 21 JAN 1690/1691 Thomas Champion BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1873 - 1937 Mary Almeda Jackson 64 64 Slingsby Linthicum 1813 - 1877 Ellis Hinton 64 64 1821 - 1893 Elston Wright 72 72 Sarah STANDLEY Jesse Hix Hester Blankenship ~1825 Harriet Jenkins ~1844 Delila Hix ~1846 Bryant D. Hix ~1848 Squire Hix 1697 Deborah Champion BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1849 Akellis Calvin Hix 1856 Amanda Hix 1858 Calledonia Hix ~1846 James F Gilfillen ~1861 William C. Hix ~1862 Harriet R. Hix ~1848 George W Gilfillen Roxalena Hix Thomas N Arthur 1851 Elizabeth Ann Hix 1699 Elisabeth Champion GEDCOM line 135911 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Elisabeth

GEDCOM line 135912 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN CHAMPION 1869 Ira Clay Hix 1872 William A Hix 1874 Wesley Hix ~1877 Manerva I Hix ~1878 Charles F Hix 1853 - 1874 Mason Hix 21 21 Could be Madison. Josephine Thevenin Almeda Gillespie Delila Lykins 1871 Delaware D. Hix 1708 - 1731 Bridget Brockway 23 23 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1873 Lemuel Mason Hix 1875 Virginia S. Hix 1877 Evalina Hix 1879 Dimmie M. Hix ~0840 Ava d'Alsace ~0652 - 0679 Dagobert II Merovingian 27 27 0866 - 15 JUN 923 Robert of France [IT:Count of Paris & Poitiers;
Duke of France;
Marquis in Neustria and Orleans;
King of the West Franks;
King of France (922-923).
:IT]

RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploar@uiowa.edu.--Other FieldsRef Number: 4646477841
RELG @N1170@
DATE 14 MAY 1997 Carloman of Brabant ~0800 - 15 SEP 866 Adelaide or Aelis d'Alsace RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaitwiesner--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999

RELI Sources: O'shea/Charlemagne  qvc
RELG @N1447@
DATE 5 APR 1997 ~0550 Erchenaud de Metz 1746 - 1789 Noah Miller 42 42 CHRISTENING: For record of bp see Old Lyme Congregational Church vol 3 p 45, fo marriage record see vol 2 p 36.

Left a Will dated 1789, called Capt. Noah, wife Wealthy exec., dau.
Sarah wife of Elijah Beckwith, and Susanna. Witnesses of will were Tim Mathers, and Jed Egeston and Esther. ~0630 Himnechilde 0827 - 8 AUG 869 Lothair (the Saxon) de Lorraine [IT:King of Lotharinga (later Lorraine) (855-869).:IT]

RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploadsIndividual Record FamilySearchr Ancestral File™ v4.19
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lothaire II King Of LORRAINE (AFN: 9GCW-HP)  Sex:  M 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Event(s): Born:  Abt 0835 , , Alsace-Lorraine Died:  7 Aug 0869 , Plaisance, , Italy
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Parents: Father:  Lothaire I Emperor Of The HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE ;[KING OFITALY] (AFN: 9HMN-S6)    Mother:  Ermengarde
Countess Of TOURS (AFN: 9HMN-TC)   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Marriage(s): Spouse:  Waldrade (Walrade), Queen Of LORRAINE (AFN: 9GCW-VL)Marriage:
  15 Oct 0862  Spouse:  Teutberge Countess In TUSCANY (AFN: VB42-FH)    Marriage:  0855  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DATE 27 MAY 1999 0795 - 29 SEP 855 Lothair of the Holy Roman Empire [IT:King of Italy (817-855);
Crowned co-emperor with brothers Pepin and Louis the German (819);
Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (840-855)
Abdicated and became a monk at Abbey of Prum (855).:IT]

Lothair I (795?-855), Holy Roman emperor (840-55), and eldest son of Holy Roman Emperor Louis I, the Pious, and grandson of Charlemagne. Lothair became co-ruler with his father in 817 and was crowned by the pope six years later. He twice conspired with his brothers in revolts against their father. In 839 Lothair received the eastern part of the empire in addition to Italy, which he had received in 822. After the death of Louis I, Lothair attempted to assert his power over his brothers, but he was defeated by them at Fontenoy, France, on June 25, 841. By the Treaty of Verdun (843), the title of Holy Roman emperor was guaranteed to Lothair, together with sovereignty over Italy, Bourgogne, Alsace, Lorraine, and the Low Countries. After having divided his kingdom among his three sons, Lothair retired to a monastery. His second son, sometimes called Lothair II, reigned from 855 to 869 over the kingdom of Lotharingia.



"Lothair I," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. ~0791 - 8 NOV 871 Bertha de Tours ~0795 - 20 MAR 851 Ermengarde d'Orleans [IT:Countess of Tours;
Empress of Holy Roman Empire.:IT]

OCCU Queen of Italy
RELI Sources: Dee, Danielle Marie.  AOL user Dani Dee.  File uploaserved
ALIA Ermengarda z Tours, d 20-03-851--Other FieldsRef Number: +
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0821 Tertulle or Tertullus (The Breton) d'Anjou [IT:Count of Anjou;
Seneschal of the Gatinais;
Governor of Rennes.:IT] ~0800 - >0853 Hugh de Bourges 53 53 [IT:Count of Bourges, Auxerre and Nevers.:IT]

OCCU Ct. of Bourges
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0800 Bava ~0822 - 12 AUG 875 Louis (le Jeune) of the Holy Roman Empire Louis II (Holy Roman Empire) (circa 825-75), Holy Roman emperor (855-75) and king of Italy (844-75), the eldest son of Holy Roman Emperor Lothair I. Louis was coemperor with his father from 850  to 855, when he became sole emperor, but his authority was in fact confined to his Italian kingdom. Although he was successful in some campaigns against the Saracen invaders of Italy, he was constricted by the jealousies of local Italian princes. He acquired much of Provence on the death of his brother Charles, but he was a weak ruler, and his empire declined.



"Louis II (Holy Roman Empire)," Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99.  1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. ~0805 - 0877 Gerard de Roussillon 72 72 D. <1776 Welthy Brockway SOURCE: The Doty- Doten Family in America, Compiled By Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, Page
  523.

0-0-2 New London, Ct.

d/o Ephraim and Susanna Carrier.

MARRIAGE: Lyme 1st Cong. Church

! The Doty- Doten Family in America, Compiled By Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, Page
  523.

! The Doty- Doten Family in America, Compiled By Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, Page
  523.

0-0-2 New London, Ct.

d/o Ephraim and Susanna Carrier. ~0830 Eve de Roussillon ~0800 - 21 SEP 862 Konrad or Conrad of Burgundy [IT:Count in the Argengau and in the Linzgau;
Count of Auxerre;
Lay Abbot of St. Germain d'Auxerre.:IT] 0825 - <0876 Konrad of Burgundy 51 51 [IT:Count of Auxerre (858);
Margrave of Transjuranian Burgundy;
Lay Abbot of St. Moritz.:IT] ~0793 - 0865 Luitfride d'Alsace 72 72 [IT:Count of Upper Alsace.:IT] ~0880 Regilinda of Paris 0830 Ermengarde DE BOURGOGNE [IT:Princess of Italy;
Duchess of Moselle.:IT]

ALIA N (Irmingarda) wloska, b c830
RELG @N3434@
DATE 22 MAR 1998 ~0550 - ~0568 Galswintha of the Visigoths 18 18 [IT:Murdered by her husband Chilperic in order to marry his mistress
Fredegund.:IT] ~0490 Agivald (the Agilofing) ~0500 Pastor d'Orleans ~0500 Parovius de Rheims 1714 - Deceased Mary Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Abt 700/707 - Abt 750/767 Luitfride d'Alsace [IT:Duke of Alsace.:IT]

DATE 14 MAR 1999

OCCU Duke of Alsace
DATE 14 MAR 1999 ~0630 **Bera II de Razes ~0679 Gerlinde [IT:Duchess of Alsace.:IT]

DATE 12 NOV 1996 ~0643 - 20 FEB 690 Eticho or Aldaric d'Alsace [IT:Duke of Alsace;
Head of the House of Ethiconides.:IT] ~0652 Berswinde d'Autun [IT:Duchess of Alsace.:IT] ~0620 - 0680 Lendisius 60 60 [IT:Steward or Major Domo.:IT] 0532 - 0601 Arnoldus von Schelde 69 69 [IT:Bishop of Metz;
Margrave of Schelde.:IT] 0506 Ansbertus (The Senator) von Moselle [IT:A Gallo-Roman Senator.:IT] ~0505 - 0570 Blithilda or Bilhildis 65 65 [IT:Princess of Cologne.:IT] ~0420 - >0475 Tonantius Ferreolus 55 55 [IT:Gallo Consul to Rome (453).:IT] 1728 Ephram Brockway GEDCOM line 172235 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Ephram

GEDCOM line 172236 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN BROCKWAY ~0414 - ~0458 Merovaeus or Merovech of the Salian Franks 44 44 [IT:King of Salian Franks (c.447-458);
Was a son or son-in-law of Clodion.:IT] ~0419 Verica of Sweden [IT:Queen of the Franks.:IT] ~0436 - 26 NOV 481 Childeric of the Salian Franks [IT:King of Salian Franks (c.457-481).:IT] ~0439 - >0470 Basina of Thuringia 31 31 [IT:Princess of Thuringia;
Queen of the Franks.:IT] ~0415 Weldelphus [IT:King of the Thuringian Franks.:IT] ~0466 - 27 NOV 511 Clovis (The Great) of the Salian Franks [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of the Salian Franks (481-511).:IT] ~0475 - 0545 Clotilda of Burgundy 70 70 [IT:Queen of the Franks;
Retired to monastery in Tours (511);
Canonized.:IT] ~0450 - >0534 Chilperic of Burgundy 84 84 [IT:King of Burgundy (473-534).:IT] ~0497 - 23 NOV 561 Chlotar von Franken [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of the Soissons-Tournai Franks
(511-558); added to holdings parts of Orleans (524) and Burgundy
(534), Austrasia (555);
King of all Franks (558-561).:IT] ~0500 - 0538 Ingunde 38 38 [IT:Queen of the Franks.:IT] 1705 - Deceased Mary Biggs Briggs MARRIAGE:  Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages before 1850 Town of Haddam" 0539 - 0584 Chilperic de Neustria 45 45 [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Neustria and Soissons (561-84);
Reign marked by intrigue and civil wars;
Taxed and otherwise persecuted the clergy;
Disowned first wife in order to marry Galswintha (568);
Had Galswintha killed in order to marry his mistress Fredegund.:IT] ~0540 Gertrudis [IT:Duchess of Franconia.:IT] 0543 - 0597 Fredegunde 54 54 [IT:Frankish queen;
Maid of Chilperic's first wife and his mistress;
Had her husband's half-brother Sigebert assassinated (575);
Ruled as regent for her son Chlotar II.:IT] ~0575 - 18 OCT 629 Chlotar von Franken [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Neustria (584-613);
King of all Franks (613-28);
Signed the "Perpetual Constitution", an early Magna Carta (615).:IT] ~0538 Richemeres of Franconia [IT:Duke of Franconia.:IT] ~0564 Gerberga ~0582 - 0604 Haldetrude de Soissons 22 22 0605 - 19 JAN 639 Dagobert von Franken [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Austrasia (623-29);
King of all Franks (629-39);
Last Merovingian to rule united Frankish realm;
Moved capital to Paris.:IT] ~0628 Regintrude of France ~0560 Ega [IT:Steward or Major Domo.:IT] 1711 - Deceased Wolston Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~0590 - 0661 Erchembaldus 71 71 [IT:Steward or Major Domo.:IT] ~0605 Regintrude d'Austrasia ~0630 - 0656 Sigebert d'Austrasia 26 26 [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Austrasia (633-56).:IT] ~0594 Leudefindis ~0673 - 0723 Eticho d'Alsace 50 50 [IT:Count of Lower Alsace in the Nordgau.:IT] ~0430 Papinilla ~0634 - 0657 Clovis de Neustria 23 23 [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Neustria and Burgundy (639-57).:IT] 0632 Unknown 0610 - 0642 Nantilde or Nanthild 32 32 ~0555 - >0607 Richomer of Burgundy 52 52 [IT:Duke of Burgundy.:IT] 1730 Asa Brockway GEDCOM line 172352 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Asa

GEDCOM line 172353 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN BROCKWAY 1925 Nellie Louise Foster ~
~1st Marriage to Willliam Newton McKinnley in Tijuana
~2nd Marriage to Philip Jacob Sawin in California
~3rd Marriage to Fred Staunton Greybill, Jr in Las Vegas, Clark, ~Nevada
~ ~0560 - 0649 Garitrude d'Hamage 89 89 ~0520 Brunulphe ~0520 Crotechilde d'Ostrogothie ~0525 Betton de Rheims ~0530 Austregilde (Aiga) d'Orleans ~0520 Theodebald of Bavaria ~0500 - 0532 Munderic de Vitry-en- Perthois 32 32 [IT:Lord of Vitry-en-Perthois;
Revolted against Thierry I who killed him:IT]. ~0480 - 0509 Cloderic (The Parricide) of Cologne 29 29 [IT:King of Cologne;
Murdered by agents of his kinsman by marriage, Clovis I.:IT] ~0460 - 0509 Sigebert (The Lame) of Cologne 49 49 [IT:King of Cologne;
Murdered by his own son, Cloderic, at the instigation of Clovis I,
King of the Salic Franks (481-511).:IT] ~0495 - 0588 Childebert of Paris 93 93 [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Paris (511-588).:IT] 1727 - 1738 Naomi Brockway 10 10 BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~0450 Tonantius Ferreolus [IT:"Vis Clarisimus" (507-11);
A Roman commander at the Battle of Chalons:IT]. 0652 - 0679 Dagobert d'Austrasia 27 27 [IT:Merovingian Frankish King of Austrasia (656-60,676-79);
Deposed by Grimoald, who sent him to a monastery in Ireland;
Located and restored by his mother Himnechilde (676) to succeed
Childeric II.:IT] ~0420 - ~0473 Gunderic of Burgundy 53 53 [IT:Second king of Burgundy (436-473).:IT] ~0515 - 0587 Radegunda of Thuringia 72 72 [IT:Princess of Thuringian Franks;
Frankish queen and nun;
Canonized.:IT] ~0390 Unknown Ferreolus ~0395 Unknown Syagrious ~0610 **Bera I de Razes Sigonius Gislica Tulca 1 FEB 1724/1725 - Deceased Phebe Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway D. 0640 Chinthila Theodora D. 0633 Swinthila Charibert II Merovingian Liubigotona of the Visigoths 0610 - 1 OCT 653 Chinaswind ~0537 - 0580 Blithildis of Cologne 43 43 **Betton De Orleans ** Austregilde Aiga D. 0647 Pepin I Lord of Brabant, Mayor of Austrasia 1721 - Deceased John Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway de Blois ~0536 - ~0570 Ausbert of Moselle 34 34 Ragentrude Berthilde Sigimer unknown D. 0446 Clodion of Tournai Lord of the West Franks Queen Basina I D. 0561 Lothar I Ingund D. 0567 Charibert 6 FEB 1716/1717 - Deceased Jane Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway D. 0593 Guntram D. 0575 Sigerbert I Aregund D. 0584 Chilperic D. 0511 Clovis I Clotilde of Burgundy D. 0524 Chlodomer D. 0558 Childebert I Clotilde Evochild ~1680 Stephen Scovil GEDCOM line 172894 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Stephen

GEDCOM line 172895 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN SCOVIL D. 0534 Theuderic I D. 0481 Childeric Basina II Queen of Thuringia King Basin D. 0456 Meroveus Alberic Lord of Moselle Weldephus King of Thuringia ~0403 Ferreolus Tonantius ~0633 Auda Ivarsdatter ~0612 - 0647 Ivar Halfdansson 35 35 1901 - 1988 Mary 86 86 Chilperic of Burgundy Jerome Carloman Sunnichild Grifo Chiltrud Childebrand Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia, Nuestria and Burgundy Plectrud Drogo of Champagne, Duke of Champagne Grimoald II of Austrasia, Mayor of Austrasia 1896 Sylvia Elmyra Harrington Itta Gertrude of Nivelles Grimoald I Chlodulf Martin 0715 - 24 SEP 768 Pbepin III "The Short" Mayor of the Palace of Nuestria 0676 - 22 OCT 741 Charles Martel 0690 - ~0724 Chrotude 34 34 ~0635 - 16 DEC 714 Pbepin II ~0654 Elphide ~1700 - 1730 Peter Tubbs 30 30 MARRIAGE: Lyme vital records compiled by Hall and Plimpton p 267 (LLR2:398) ~0607 - ~0640 Ansegis, Lord of Brabant, Margrave of Scheldt 33 33 Died while hunting ~0613 - 0698 Beggue (St. Beggue) of Brabant 85 85 13 AUG 582 - 16 AUG 641 Arnulf (St Arnoul) ~0586 - ~0615 Oda (Dobo) De Savoy 29 29 ~0562 - 0601 Arnoldus of Scheldt 39 39 ~0556 - ~0611 Dua 55 55 ~0536 - ~0570 Ausbert 34 34 ~0541 - 0580 Blithildis 39 39 ~0480 Ferreolus Dinteria 1668 - 1753 Samuel Mott 85 85 MARRIAGE: Lyme, Connecticut Vital Records, Extracted from Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) ~0614 Gauthlid Alfsdatter ~0590 - ~0650 Halfdan Haraldsson 60 60 ~0710 Gandolf Alfgeirsson ~0688 Alfgeir Sarah 1861 Charles Washington Barnes 1890 Charles Oman Barnes 1891 Benton Barnes 1893 Maude Barnes 1895 Kitty Barnes 10 MAR 1692/1693 - Deceased Mary Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1857 Martha A. E. Jackson 1897 Opal Barnes 1900 Thelma Barnes William Barnes Dorsey Barnes Lydia M Wall 1762 - 1848 Peter Grabill 86 86 1760 Christina Wampler 1802 Elizabeth Grabill 1798 Henry Grabill 1796 Joseph Grabill 1 FEB 1693/1694 Samuel Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1794 Christina Grabill 1792 Barbara Grabill 1791 David Grabill 1789 Nancy Grabill 1787 Michael Grabill 1783 Peter Grabill 1735 - 1811 Peter Craple 76 76 Mary Sarah Grabill Elizabeth Grabill 1698 - Deceased John Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) Francey Grabill John Grabill 1 FEB 1745/1746 - 1819 Anders JEPPSSON Joseph Grable 1786 - 1856 Jeppa Persson 70 70 1851 - 1937 Marten MARTENSSON 85 85 Marten ANDERSSON 1794 Ola Nilsson 1795 Anna Pehrsdotter 1859 - 1937 Elna Andersdotter (ANDERSON) 77 77 11 MAR 1696/1697 Hannah Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1861 Anna ANDERSDOTTER 1862 Christina ANDERSDOTTER 1865 Jippa (John) ANDERSSON 1868 Maria ANDERSDOTTER 1870 Ola W. ANDERSSON 1872 - 1966 Martin T. Anderson 94 94 1874 Per (Peter) ANDERSSON 1791 - 1838 Elna Olsdotter 46 46 1762 - 1829 Anders PEHRSSON 66 66 1767 - 1836 Bolla BOOSDOTTER 69 69 8 MAR 1703/1704 Experience Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) Magnus SCHOUG 1815 Marten JEPPSSON 1818 Sophia JEPPSDOTTER 1820 Hanna JEPPSDOTTER 1823 Bengta JEPPSDOTTER 1828 Erik JEPPSSON 1831 - 1849 Christina JEPPSDOTTER 17 17 1834 Elna JEPPSDOTTER Nils Persson 1783 - 1829 Sissela ANDERSDOTTER 46 46 22 MAR 1705/1706 Lidea Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1788 - 1854 Anna ANDERSDOTTER 65 65 1791 Kjerste ANDERSDOTTER 1794 - 1794 Jons ANDERSSON 14d 14d 1796 Jons ANDERSSON 1796 Sophia ANDERSDOTTER 1798 Elna ANDERSDOTTER 1788 Anna ANDERSDOTTER 1790 - 1790 Pehr ANDERSSON 4m 4m 1794 Mans ANDERSSON 1796 Karna ANDERSDOTTER 1707 Nathanill Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1799 Hanna ANDERSDOTTER Bengta SVENSDOTTER 1822 Truen OLSSON 1823 Sissa OLSDOTTER 1825 Sine OLSDOTTER 1827 Karna OLSDOTTER 1829 Elna OLSDOTTER 1830 Pehr OLSSON 1832 Sine OLSDOTTER 1836 Nils OLSSON 1710 Deborah Mott BIRTH: Lyme, Connecticut, Vital Records Extracted fro the Land Records by Hall and Plimpton p 250 (LLR2:77) 1837 Ola OLSSON 1839 Sissa OLSDOTTER Randolph M McClain 1853 - >1920 Anna 67 67 Unknown 1902 - 1984 Clinton Gordon MARTINSON 82 82 1882 - 1951 Olaf Vilhelm MARTINSON 69 69 1884 - 1966 Augusta Bathilda MARTINSON 81 81 1886 - 1928 August Johannes MARTINSON 41 41 1888 - 1955 Edwin Holger MARTINSON 66 66 1634 Richard Brockway 1895 - 1972 Winona Amudia MARTINSON 76 76 1897 - 1991 Hildur Ruth MARTINSON 94 94 1897 - 1968 Harry Reuben MARTINSON 71 71 1899 - 1992 Grace Florence Eleanor MARTINSON 93 93 1904 - 1984 Marion Doris MARTINSON 80 80 1904 - 1987 Madel Drue MARTINSON 83 83 Stella Ann Snodgrass 1944 - <2002 Sandra Lea Hicks 58 58 BIRTH: At home Living Drake Ezra Drake D. Deceased Hannah Randall Gyp Living Drake Living Drake Living Drake Living Drake Living Drake Living Drake Living Living Living 17 JAN 1716/1717 Amos Greene 1904 - 1985 Carl Dean Loundree 80 80 DEATH: Cert# 85-18872

Pic's on file w/Tara Loundree Living Hicks Living Parsons Living Hicks Living Snyder Living Barron Living Living Hicks Living Atkins Living Hicks Living D. ~1783 Elizabeth Thompson D. 1990 Annie Elizabeth Living Hicks Living Cobb Living Cobb Living Tawney Living Hicks Living Hicks Living Ramey Living Hicks Living Jarvis 1783 Abraham DEARDORFF James A Boggs Lydia ~1883 Lucinda Boggs ~1883 Aaron White 1880 Lillie Foster 1933 - 1992 Barbara Bard 59 59 Living Greybill Living Greybill Living Greybill Living Greybill 1765 - 1836 Catherine ZUG 70 70 Living Greybill Living Greybill Living Greybill Living Hendry Living Conrad Living Living Dwyer Living Living Living Living Dale Cox Jack Peavler Living 1900 Fannie J Lefton Leon Paquette 1921 Elizabeth Nell Foster 1923 Virginia Foster 1926 Patrick Foster Living Foster 1929 Mary Jane Foster 1717 - 1806 Samuel Brockway 89 89 BIRTH: Mary Jett mcjett@email.msn.com

BIRTH: Mary Jett mcjett@email.msn.com 1929 - 1929 Twin2 Foster Fred 1853 George W Frizzell Living Oliff Living Pritchett Betty Greybill Tincher Living Russell Living Blake Living Rogers ~1695 Marah Champion BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Living Blake Living Foss Living Rogers Living Mosteller Living Houge Living Mosteller Living Mosteller Living Mosteller Phillips Living Greybill ~1685 Daniel Peck MARRIAGE: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Living Withrow Living Greybill Living Griffith Living Greybill Living Greybill Living Dupke Living Dupke Living Greybill <1812> Harrison Smith 1840 Nancy M Patterson 1748 - 1813 Eunice Starr 64 64 1863 Emma Smith 1868 Hannah Smith <1869> Rebecca Smith 1868 Edgar Smith 1870 Thomas Smith 1873 - 1962 William Jasper Smith 89 89 <1875> Liza Smith 1876 Hamilton Smith 1866 Elizabeth S Matheny 1894 William Luther Dodd ~1715 - Deceased Anna Brook 1895 Theresa Dodd 1897 Gertrude Dodd 1899 - <1910 Julius S Dodd 11 11 1903 Vienna Dodd 1906 Odessa Dodd 1886 Clara M Connor 1861 Louisa Sarah Dodd Sarah was born to Alexander and Eliza. 1899 Dora M Beard 1916 Lena L Dodd 1910 James E Dodd D. Deceased Mary Yelling 1903 - 1951 Ruby Isabelle Dodd 48 48 Occupation: Sandy's first female Postmaster

DEATH: Oregon Journal Funeral Announcment July 16, 1950:
Loundree, Ruby Isabelle, Sandy, OR July 15; beloved wife of Carl; mother of Carl Jr; sister of Mrs Elsie Danielson, Mrs Ellery McDougal, Mrs Edna Goheen, Mrs. Dell Larson, Mrs Stanley McDonald, Mrs Curtis Bacon, George and Wilbur Dodd.  Funeral Services Tuesday, July 17th at 2pm Chapel of Carroll's Funeral Home, Gresham.  Interment Sandy, OR. 1912 Ernest C Dodd 1866 Thomas P Dodd Thomas was born to Alexander and Eliza. ~1867 James Thomas Javins ~1780 - 1867 James Dodd 87 87 1787 - Bet. 1827 - 1882 Isabella Clements 2  SOUR S103588
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1850 Amherst County., Virginia Censusshows age as 45 ~1780 - >1850 Johnathon Hillard Clements 70 70 1  BIRT
2  DATE ABT. 1780
2  PLAC Westmoreland County, Virginia
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Records indicate that "John" was actually named "Jonathan"
Hilliard after his mother's father. In The Deeds of Amherst
County, Virginia 1800-1827, Books L-R, he is named twice, once
in his parents actions and once with Angus MCCLOUT (MCCLOUD)
his father-in-law, both show his name as Jonathan.

From 1850 Amherst County., Virginia census: Jonathon H. Clements, head of household, 2 males under 10 years of age, 1 male of 26 but under 45, 2 females under 10, 1902 Marie Hicks 1836 Isabella F Clements ~1839 Mary Clements ~1839 Sarah E Clements 1840 William A Clements 1848 Nancy J Clements D. Deceased Sarah Mills <1831> John Isaac Clements 1857 Mary E Clements 1858 Isabella F Clements <1863> Lucy T. Clements 1867 John Houston Williams Clements 1869 Arthur N. Clements 1872 Emma W. Clements 1875 James Washington Clements 1878 Hattie P. Clements 1860 Sarah Alice Clements ~1667 - Deceased Mary Briggs 1880 Nettie Virginia Clements 1792 Jesse Clements 1796 Mary Martin ~1777 - 1860 Tabitha McCloud 83 83 2  SOUR S103588
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From the 1850 Amherst County., Virginia Census


In Squire CLEMENT's bio, it is said that his mother died at the
age of 83.
State of birth from 1900 Sullivan County, Missouri census pg 64A 1820 - 1907 John Hilliard Clements 86 86 Name Suffix:<NSFX> Squire
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"John Flemings [Clements] of Reger died Friday evening [15 Mar]
at the home of his daughter Mrs. Wat Rogers, age 86 years 6
months 3 days.?

John was a longtime member of the Masonic Lodge starting at the
Fairview Lodge in Scottsville, Sullivan County, Missouri.  He was an
officer for several years including terms as Most Worthy and
later helped found the Seaman's Lodge in Milan.  The Masons
created the obituary sentto area newspapers at this death.
The original copy is in the possession of Wilber Elsworth
Smith.

According to John's Masonic obituary, he first came to Howard
County, Missouri in 1838.  No record, census or otherwise shows him
in Missouri until his marriage in 1844 in Linn County. 1774 - Bet. 1814 - 1865 George Clements 1810 Amherst County Census list George Clements as head of household with 1 male under 10, 2 males of 16 and under 26, 1 male of 45 and upwards, 2 females of 10 and under 15 1 female of 45 and upward. 1778 - >1850 Elizabeth Clements 72 72 2  SOUR S103588
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Nickname was Landlord.

From Gary Clements

James owned several farms in Amherst County., totaling some 750
acres.
His address was the Forks of Buffalo, which is about 15 miles
west of
the town of Amherst.  Ref: Amherst County. Historical Museum:
Hardesty's
Encyclopedia.
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From Gary Clements

James owned several farms in Amherst County., totaling some 750
acres. His address was the Forks of Buffalo, which is about 15
miles west of the town of Amherst.  Ref: Amherst County. Historical
Museum: Hardesty's Encyclopedia. Bet. 1707 - 1730 - Bet. 1752 - 1818 Unknown ??? 2  SOUR S103588
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From David Fridley

20 Aug 1813, Deed Book M, pp. 377, William and Isabella
CLEMENTS give
Power of Attorney to their son Thomas to represent them in the
settlement of the estate of Isabella's brother, William
Hilliard, in
New Kent County. referring to themselves as infirm and unable to
travel.
This was witnessed by James Dodd, Bartlett Clements and John H.
Clements.

HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES
TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 RECORDS OF THE STATE ENUMERATIONS: 1782
TO 1785 VIRGINIA
HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782.
AMHERST COUNTY.

Name of head of family: Clements, William, Jun
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Heads of families at the first census of the United States
taken in the year 1790 RECORDS OF THE STATE ENUMERATIONS: 1782
TO 1785 VIRGINIA
HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782.
AMHERST COUNTY.

Name of head of family: Clements, Stephen
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No other information, other than was named in father's will as
"youngest son".
No other information, other than was named in father's will as
"youngest son". ~1740 - Bet. 1790 - 1835 Joice Clements 2  SOUR S103588
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No other information, was named in father's will as a minor. Bet. 1691 - 1720 - Bet. 1697 - 1799 John Clements 2  SOUR S103588
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From Gary Clements - Abington Parish 1677-1780 as compiled by
Robert W Robins ~1722 - <1803 William Right , Sr. Clements 81 81 2  SOUR S103588
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Name sometimes listed as William Wright Clements.

HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES
TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 RECORDS OF THE STATE ENUMERATIONS: 1782
TO 1785 VIRGINIA
HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782.
AMHERST COUNTY.

Name of head of family: Clements, William W
White: 7
Black: 1

Estimated date of death is taken from pg 64 Book C Wills -
where it seems that William's will was probated on Jun 20,
1803. Bet. 1703 - 1729 - Bet. 1749 - 1817 Elizabeth ??? 2  SOUR S103588
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Information from Gary Clements Bet. 1718 - 1745 - Bet. 1772 - 1833 Mary Wright 2  SOUR S103588
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1810 Amherst County Virginia lists Francis Clements head of household with 1 male of 16 and under 26 and 1 female under 16 and under 26 Bet. 1728 - 1768 - Bet. 1741 - 1847 William Hilliard 2  SOUR S103588
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No other information, was named in father's will as a minor. Bet. 1666 - 1686 - Bet. 1687 - 1770 Isabell Unknown 2  SOUR S103588
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Heads of families at the first census of the United States
taken in the year 1790 records of the state enumerations: 1782
TO 1785 VIRGINIA
HEADS OF FAMILIES----VIRGINIA, 1782.
NEW KENT COUNTY.

Hilliard, John612 1771 - Bet. 1805 - 1862 Thomas Clements 2  SOUR S103588
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From David Fridley

Jesse Clements died in Missouri in 1840.  He and Polly lived at the
edge of Panther Mountain.  They lived on her father's land.
This was only a portion of about 150 acres.  Polly's father
livedthere too as did her brother Bluford and family and maybe
others.  There wereseveral houses on the property.  John and
Mary Martin (Polly's grandparents) are buried in the cemetery
on the property.

Mary Blenkenship, husband and sister visited the area leading
to the house.  Abe and Jane Trible Martin are buried there as
well as others, especially chilren who may have died young.
They were on top of the mountain for the last time in April
1963.  They had lefttheir truck at Mary's father's place
(Jennings Farm) and then walked up over her husbands and her
farm which they had sold in 1949.  Their land adjoined the
Polly Martin Clements tract before he sold to the Government
before Houstonand Violet Wright were married.

The graveyard was still visible with some rocks for monuments.
Mary didn't think she had seen it before.  The whole mountain
fields had grown up.  As a child Mary remembers them in pasture
and farm land. The house still stands but Mary doesn't think it
was nay of the originals but may have been built by one of
Polly's borther's grandsons who lived there until his death.
He was Bluford Martin, who married Anna Station Martin.  Itwas
willed to their youngest Radar O. Martin.  They had one son
Bluford always called "Little Bluford"/Radar died in 1953 and
the land all belongs to his son Bluford.  He owns a large
amount of land.  Mary is sure that it is all of the Polly
Martin Clements Tract, plus more which her great-grandfather
Gustana had owned long ago. 1769 - Bet. 1797 - 1863 Mary Clements 2  SOUR S103588
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Recorded in Douglas Register Living Dodd 1893 Leafy G Chambers <1870> Banetta A. HICKS 1874 Madora A. Hicks 1895 - 1940 Julia Marie Rectenwald 45 45 BURIAL: handled by Bartlett's

DEATH: Death record states she was widowed. Living Dodd 1877 Annalee 1896 Winfield S Hicks ~1677 - Deceased John Briggs 1899 - 1904 Bess C Jackson 5 5 1911 - 1944 Denver Haskell Dodd 32 32 Blessed 17 Sep 1911 by Warden Jones.  Baptized 2 July 1921, confirmed 3 July
1921 both by George M. Larsen.  Ordained a Deacon 5 Jan 1925 by George L. Hart
and to a Teacher 18 Jan 1926 by Wm. W. Selck Jr.
He was a corporal in the US Army, 363 Infantry, 91 Division.  In his last correspondence home he signed his name with Sgt. Was he in the act of being made a sargent when he was killed? 1899 Eltha Hicks <1857> Maggie KELLY Living Dodd 1976 - 1995 Sara Lorene Dodd 18 18 1924 - 1986 Frieda Lavern Staggs 62 62 Living Williams Living Lott 1885 - 1961 Ida Ocly Jones 76 76 1914 - 1971 Beulah Ola Dodd 56 56 ~1677 - Deceased Sarah 1853 - 1927 James Alexander Dodd 74 74 Page 37, Scott District, Putnam County 1880 Census list James Alexander as
being age 25 in 1880, Permelia A. as 28 in 1880, Nettie E. as 2 in 1880 and
Frank L. as 6/12 in 1880.  James Alexander married Laura Tucker on 9 Mar 93, she
being age 22, he 39. ~1852 - 1892 Permelia Ann Marshall 40 40 1875 - 1877 William A Dodd 1 1 1878 Nettie E. Dodd 1884 Dimmie Dodd 1874 - 1874 Alfred V. Dodd Living Lott Daniel Watts Javins ~1810 Samuel JAVINS 1858 John Edward Dodd John was born to Alexander and Eliza. 1646 - 1697 John Briggs 50 50 ~1878 Mary Rozetta JAVINS 1859 Daniel Samuel Javins 1868 Sophia A Dodd Name could be Sophia Living Lott 1920 - 1982 Joseph Andrew Morris 62 62 1879 - 1965 Frank Louis Dodd 85 85 Personal record shows Frank being born in Winfield, Putnam, West Virginia. 1870 Laura B Tucker ~1899 Earnest S Dodd ~1905 Harold S Dodd Living Dodd D. 1697 Mary 1885 J. Egbert Dodd 1891 - 1977 Bessie M. Dodd 86 86 Birthday written in a personal letter from her to Frank Dodd re. birth certificate.
Social Security Card # 271-30-2697 issued in Ohio gives death mo. and yr. 1897 Maude S. Dodd 1900 Charles E. Dodd Living Dodd Living Dodd Living Lott 1897 Goldie O. Dodd 1895 Pearl W. Dodd 1893 Ivan E. Dodd ~1670 - Deceased Sarah 1865 Amezetta Amezetta is name from census, Mrs. Greybill is name from previous marriage.

Fa b Ohio, Mom b WV Charles Rectenwald Margaret Tomale <1860> J. M. BARKER 1836 William Macdonald Javins 1812 - 1894 Daniel Watts Javins 82 82 1814 - 1856 Mary (Polly) Basham 42 42 1839 Frances J. SMITH 1900 Census: 11 Children, 8 living ~1778 - ~1820 Daniel Watts Javins 42 42 ~1864 Nancy Ellen JAVINS 28 JAN 1668/1669 - Child Mary Briggs 1872 Joshua Franklin Javins ~1804 Nancy JAVINS ~1808 Margaret Javins 1892 Leon Frances Dodd 1887 T Leslie Dodd 1883 R Hubert Dodd <1863> Martha Henson 1899 R. Conway Dodd 1889 - 1952 Carl Charles Dodd 63 63 1859 - 1932 Ann Hester 73 73 1900 Census - 5 hildren, 4 living 1672 - 1728 William Briggs 56 56 ~1856 Amanda S. Dodd 1850 - 1939 Charles Ray Dodd 89 89 ~1782 Margaret ~1911 Virginia Dodd Living Living Morris Living Morris Living Morris 1924 Neale Letter from Bess to Frank Dodd says youngest son was 34yrs old, letter was postmarked 12 Sep 1958. 1915 Franklin Neale Letter from Bess to Frank Dodd says oldest son was nearly 25 yrs younger than Bess. 1674 - <1685 John Briggs 10 10 Frank Neale 1862 Mary ~1806 Sallie JAVINS Living Mugleston Living Lott Margaret 1824 Carolina Hill 1900 Census:  10 children, 7 living,  widowed Jacob HILL Sarah THOMAS 1858 Daniel Watts Javins ~1676 - Deceased Hannah Briggs 1860 Caroline Javins 1867 - 1902 Theodicia JAVINS 35 35 1862 - 1896 Euell Thomas Javins 33 33 1884 Daniel G Javins Margaret 1840 Loyd Williams Nathan BASHAM 1834 Martha Jane JAVINS 1882 Dora E Javins 1839 - 1916 Francis Marion Javins 77 77 23 MAR 1678/1679 - <1685 Jonathan Briggs 1841 Mary E. JAVINS 1848 - 1928 Margaret A. Javins 80 80 1832 - 1853 Leander Javins 20 20 1843 - 1852 Nancy Ellen JAVINS 8 8 1900 Census: b Apr 1846 1849 - 1868 Mahalia R. Javins 19 19 1853 - 1854 Sarah E. JAVINS 4m 4m ~1855 Frank Javins <1846> An Elisa SISEN 1887 Sarah W Javins 1889 Clarra A Javins 5 FEB 1680/1681 - Deceased Peter Briggs 1871 - 1938 Joseph C Loundree 67 67 Occupation: Mailman, Sandy Councilman from 1921-Apr 1931, Sandy Mayor May 1931-1932


BURIAL: Carroll Funeral Home, Gresham, OR

Had rheumatoid arthritis

Occupation: Mailman, Sandy Councilman from 1921-Apr 1931, Sandy Mayor May 1931-1932


BURIAL: Carroll Funeral Home, Gresham, OR

Had rheumatoid arthritis 1894 Jesse S Javins 1897 Gertie V Javins 1844 Mary Anne 1881 Winfred Javins 1884 Alice Javins 1871 Viola 1893 Brady Javins 1894 William McK Javins 1896 Ruby B Javins 1833 - 1906 Joshua B Harrington 73 73 As for John/Joshua or J. B., depending on what document you look at - I have lots of info on him, I did a whole time line for him and his children who are mostly all buried in Michigan City.  He was born in March of 1833, married about 1857, died April 30, 1906 in Scipio Township, La Porte; Spouse's name is Mary born in April, 1842 in Illinois, parents from Ohio.  They had eight children between 1859 and 1880:  Franklin, Viola, Charles, Vinny, Mahlon, Ira, Alva, Etta.  Ira died in 1944, Alva died in 1927.  I think they all stayed around La Porte and Mich. City.  Obit for Joshua Harrington is as follows:  "Joshua Harrington Expires After Long Affliction With Cancer - Joshua Harrington, for many years a resident of Laporte county, died Sunday evening at the county infirmary.  He was seventy-two years of age and his death was caused by a cancer from which he had suffered for a long time.  He was sent to the infirmary from this city last October by Trustee Bennett, his family being unable to take care of him.  He has a wife, one daughter and two sons in this city.  One of the sons is a cripple and the other is said to be blind or nearly so.  The remains were brought to this ciety Wednesday for interment."  His death certificate that I copied in la Porte says his name is J. B. Harrington, death date 4/30/1896, place of death, Scipio Township, age 70, married, wife, Mary Harrington, father J. Harrington, died of cancer of the face, 2 yr. duration, buried in Greenwood Cem.
(e-mail from Char Preston) 1685 - Deceased Joseph Briggs 1842 Mary Julin 1828 William Harrington 1795 Elizabeth 1859 Franklin Harrington <1864> Viola HARRINGTON <1871> - 1944 Ira Harrington <1876> - 1927 Alva Harrington 1838 Enos Harrington 1813 - 1872 Jacob Harrington 59 59 1810 - 1868 Minerva E 58 58 1685 - <1685 Benjamin Briggs 5m 5m 1841 Jacob Harrington 1842 Lemuel Harrington 1844 William Harrington Marshall Co, IN Asylum Register 3

Harrington, Wm   age 51  American  Committed: 22 Apr 1896  By Order of Trustee: Tippecanoe Twsp  Released: 13 July 1896   Born in Franklin Co., Ohio 1846 Henry Harrington 1849 George Harrington Mary Elizabeth Nitcher 1824 Susan Harrington <1848> Catherine Gross Charles Harrington Harrington, Charles B.
Married:  May 14, 1895     in:  Marshall, IN     Gender:  M    
Source:  County Court Records     Film reference number:  1651768 - 1651771    
Spouse name:  Demming, Ida L.      Spouse gender:  F Vinny Harrington D. 1703 Rebecca Dyer Mahlon Harrington ? >1880 Etta Harrington 1901 Martha Greybill Henson 1870 Lizzie Henson 1831 Dryden S Martin 1833 John A Martin 1839 Juliet C Martin 1829 William O Martin ~1668 - 1704 Melatiah Hawkins 36 36 1845 Mary A Martin 1811 - 1895 Lucinda Dooling 84 84 1800 - 1856 John L Martin 56 56 1836 Charles C Martin 1853 James Martin 1855 Harriet Martin John Dodd Lucy Clarkson <1870> Ida F. Harrington <1871> Rosa Harrington Ann Stocker <1874> Martin Harrington <1879> Lillie Harrington Martha Hughes Joseph Dodd William Luther Dodd Harris 1851 - 1932 Archibald Foster 80 80 1958 - 1977 Victoria GUTHU ? 18 18 Social Security Number: 387-74-8365

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

Death Benefit Localities
ZIP Code: 54981
Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin <1830> Sarah Bradford William DeWitt 6 MAR 1705/1706 Susanna Currier GEDCOM line 27286 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Susanna

GEDCOM line 27287 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN CURRIER Lillian 1815 Anne Thorstensen <1873> Elizabeth Foster 1822 Sennov Thorstensen 1827 - 1862 Nancy Paralee Jackson 35 35 1811 Hans Thorstensen 1819 Sidsal Thorstensen 1823 - 1892 Charles M. McNew 68 68 info mostly from
"Laurie Brandt" <karl@lakeozarks.net> 1918 - 2000 Leonard GUTHU ? 81 81 Social Security Number: 558-12-1118

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 95540
Fortuna, Humboldt, California 1827 Martha Thorstensen 1861 - 1933 Elkanah John Dodd 72 72 father b in Ohio, mom in Iowa - 1900 census Ward Co, ND

Occupation: Coal Miner

Buried in County Plot, IOOF cem Medford, Oregon: Row 10 Sp4

BIOGRAPHY: Living in Garrison, Kansas when he met Elizabeth.

father b in Ohio, mom in I

father b in Ohio, mom in Iowa - 1900 census Ward Co, ND

Occupation: Coal Miner

Resided in Washington. Iver Larsen Anne Pedersen 1854 - 1891 Charles Churchwell McNew 37 37 1852 - 1948 Sarah Catherine McNew 96 96 Helen Virginia Peters <1858> Mary Martha Bracewell ~1857 - 1892/1897 Stephen A. D. McNew 1858 - 1946 Richard McNew 88 88 1859 - <1870 Isaiah M McNew 11 11 1862 - ~1897 Nancy Paralee McNew 35 35 Urania Irena Brockway GEDCOM line 46652 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Urania Irena

GEDCOM line 46653 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN BROCKWAY

d/o Ephriam and Susanna Carries; Wealthy is her sister.

BIRTH: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc.

MARRIAGE: Lyme vitals vol 1 p 120, Married by Rev Stephen Johnson at the Old Lyme First Congregational Church, see church records vol 2 p 15 (Irena's name appears in the church records as Arana).  William and his wife renewed thier convenant and adm ch 30 Dec 1770 see church records vol 3 p 12. 1860 - 1939 James McNew 79 79 <1835> Martha A. <1863> Ellen Jackson <1865> Julia A. Jackson <1871> Laura Jackson <1874> John Jackson <1877> Clinton Jackson <1879> Jackson <1862> Frank HAGER <1847> Mary J. Boulden 27 JAN 1743/1744 William Billey Miller GEDCOM line 47109 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN William Billey

GEDCOM line 47110 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN MILLER

BIOGRAPHY: rec. as Billey in VR. This whole family poss moved early

BIOGRAPHY: William/Billy buy land in Lyme Ct. Land Rec v14:130;131, each piece is 3 acres.
The first he buys from Samuel Ingraham on 26 Aug 1771, the second land is purchased from Jonath Brockway on 5 May 1772. As of vol 22 he dosn't sell the land.
I HAVE NOT LOCATED THEM I N.H.

MARRIAGE: Lyme vitals vol 1 p 16 & vol 1 p 120  Married by Rev. Stephen Johnson 1867 George A. Jackson <1870> William Jessie Jackson <1873> John Lee Jackson <1875> Verlinda B. Jackson <1878> James H. Jackson <1848> Elizabeth <1863> William SMITH Otto Miller <1879> Elizabeth Jackson <1875> Dora Jackson 1788 - 1857 Abraham DEARDORFF 69 69 1883 - 1976 May Pearl Harrington 92 92 Moved to Oregon 1923

Occupation: Nurse <1874> Julia Jackson Minnie William F Hicks Matthew Bracewell 1899 William Dewey Glenn 1801 William Foster Caledonia Neal 1841 Henry Foster Thomas D Osborne Mark Jarrett 1656 - 1705 Thomas Champion 49 49 Lyme vitals L-1 p 115

MARRIAGE: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 248. Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

BIRTH: NEHG Register, Volume 4, January 1850 p 21 "Records fo Saybrook, Ct." Mark Jarrett Living Jarrett Living Jarrett Living Jarrett Living Jarrett Ralph Kersey Living Kersey Living Isaacs Living Kersey 1911 Virgil B McCorkle 1787 - 1851 Susanna DEARDORF 63 63 1918 Bonnie I McCorkle 1921 Robert F McCorkle 1923 Sam H McCorkle 1926 Edith F McCorkle 1928 Myrtle R McCorkle Living McCorkle Talmer 1879 Augusta Talmer 1844 Jane Edmisten Elijah Brittingham 1899 - 1975 Evelyn Lucretia Harrington 76 76 1871 William Cobb Boel Olsdotter Living Muldanado Living Will Living Will Living Muldanado Living <1880> Augusta TALMER 1849 Robert Edmisten Edmund Longsdon 1725 Sarah Greene 1858 Mary E Smith 1881 - 1938 Eliza Ann Bostic 57 57 Joseph Martin 1853 Nancy Edmisten Phobe 1851 Albert Edmisten 1801 Thomas Edmisten 1845 Elvira Edmisten 1839 Martha Edmisten 1837 Thomas Edmisten D. Deceased Sarah Fox GEDCOM line 74318 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Sarah

GEDCOM line 74319 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN Fox

Lyme vitals vol 1 p 85

MARRIAGE: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247. 1899 Braiden E Cobb 1908 Thelma Hicks 1893 Hubert F Jackson 1873 Mahala Hazel 1856 Sarah Ann Watkins Andrew J Griffin 1872 Mary <1864> Joseph B McNew 1874 Henry M Griffin ~1677 - 1718 Rachael Fox 41 41 MARRIAGE: Lyme vitals vol L-2  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1852 Sarah C Smith 1871 - 1974 William H. McNew 103 103 <1872> - 1892/1906 Tillman McNew 1874 - 1905 Lewis McNew 30 30 Cause of Death:<CAUS> Consumption Hester A Keys 1897 William Jackson 1899 George M Jackson 1892 Blanche Frizzell Doslew Or Doslen 1914 Nina Doslew Or Doslen 1900 - 1960 Myrtle I Dodd 59 59 DEATH: cert#6636 1916 Wayne C Doslew Or Doslen 1831 William P Griffin ---Source: James R. Griffin Sr. - (3-30-2001) James and his family are
caretakers of the Griffin Cem.,near Bell Smith Springs Park, PopeCo., IL. He writes, "William P and Elizabeth lived their married life in Pope County. I have a copy of their marriage license. William P. obtained land from the Illinois Public Land Tract Sales on July 30, 1855. He got 200 acres in four different parcels.These parcels are now the Shawnee Forest and part of Bell Smith Springs Park. The cemetery is located on the left side of road going to the park, about a mile from it. Elizabeth and William P. donated the land for the Cemetery where they are interned. I have a copy of the deed. Also they both have a very nice tombstone, that somebody in the family put up in the later years. I have also a very nice sign that will be put up this spring." 1852 - 1899 James W Griffin 47 47 1853 - 1940 Marada P Griffin 86 86 Source: James R. Griffin Sr. (Provided by Marie Griffin)
OBITUARY OF MARADA P. GRIFFIN
"Funeral services for Marada P. Griffin of Creal Springs were held Sat. afternoon at Cana Church with Rev. Arthur Travelstead and the pastor of Cana Church officiating. Mr. Griffin was 87 years ago in
Pope County to William and Elizabeth (Jackson) Griffin. He was married to Sarah Ann Watkins 68 years ago and she passed away in 1930.

The following children were born, who survives their father: Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson Griffin; W. P. Griffin of Creal Springs R.F.D.; David Griffin of Marion R.F.D.; Mrs Nigary Miller of Marion; Mrs. Nora Eaton of Marion R.F.D.; Mrs. Belle Borum of Marion R.F.D. and Orley Griffin of St. Louis, MO.

Six brothers and sisters have preceded Mr. Griffin in death, one brother survives, Berry Griffin of near Crab Orchard.

Mr. Griffin was a member of Cana Church where the funeral was held Saturday, with interment in the adjacent cemetery. 1854/1858 George R Griffin 1856 Isaac H Griffin 1859 Sarah Ann M Griffin 1860 Mary Ann Griffin 1864 John Andrew Griffin 1867 Cynthia J Griffin 1713 Jedediah Brockway BIRTH: Lyme vitals vol L-2 p 294  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1870 George "Berry" Griffin ~1835 Tillman Stone ~1859 Sarah E Stone 1817 - 1877 James McNew 60 60 REFN: 24 1797 - 1858 Churchwell McNew 61 61 REFN: 48 1799 - 1878 Mary J. Kilgore 79 79 REFN: 49 1816 - <1860 Sally McNew 44 44 1822 - 1900 Stephen K. McNew 78 78 1826 - 1910 Isaiah S. McNew 83 83 ~1656 - 1752 Roger Alger Sr 96 96 GEDCOM line 80219 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Roger

GEDCOM line 80220 not recognizable or too long:
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see sister Mary's[Terry_Quilici2.FTW]

[Bethuel Miller 1812.FTW]

GEDCOM line 80219 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 GIVN Roger

GEDCOM line 80220 not recognizable or too long:
  () 2 SURN ALGER

see sister Mary's 1830 Rufus M. McNew 1834 - 1903 Manuel Jackson McNew 68 68 Cause of Death:<CAUS> Heart Trouble 1837 - 1877 Mary Rebecca Elizabeth McNew 40 40 1840 - 1864 Thomas Benton McNew 24 24 1841 - 1861 Martha A. McNew 19 19 1815 - 1900/1910 Shadrack McNew 1715 - 1792 William McNew 77 77 1765/1770 - 1840/1848 George McNew ~1747 - <1823 Shadrack McNew 76 76 ~1748 Mrs. Shadrack McNew 1868 Josephine Loundree 1915 - 1990 Pearl Amanda Guthu 74 74 DATE 30 DEC 2001
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Sandy, Oregon 1855 - 1939 Eliza Lucretia Harrington 84 84 ~1765 - 1848 William McNew 83 83 1773 Lydia McNew 1774 Mary McNew 1775 - 1818 Edward McNew 43 43 1778 Charity McNew 1780 - ~1835 Elijah McNew 55 55 1787 Patsy McNew 1789 Sarah McNew ~1779 - Deceased Sarah Jackson 1801 - Deceased Henry McNew 16 JAN 1668/1669 - 1756 Mary Brockway BIOGRAPHY: See Vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire"

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1717 - ~1800 Mary Berry 83 83 1827 - 1864 Josiah C. McNew 37 37 Cause of Death:<CAUS> Missing in Action -Civil War ~1737 - 1788 Jeremiah McNew 51 51 1745/1750 - >1795 John McNew ~1746 - 1804 Elisha McNew 58 58 1755 - 1827 Edward McNew 72 72 1763 - 1846 George McNew 82 82 Abt 1794/1795 - 1879 Churchwell Jackson Name Suffix:<NSFX> II 1758 - 1836 Churchwell JACKSON 78 78 ~1758 Mrs. Churchwell Jackson 1896 - 1987 Charles C Greybill 91 91 Occupation: Piano and Organ teacher

Christ Church United Methodist where he was an organist for 54 years and was a member of the Warner Bible Class. D. Deceased Frank Jackson D. Deceased Charles Jackson 1801 - 1889 James Jackson 88 88 1812 - >1880 Phoebe Jackson 68 68 ~1640 Jeremiah MacKnew or MacKnue ~1642 Mrs. Phyllis Macknue ~1660 - ~1696 John Howard MacKnew 36 36 ~1670 - ~1710 Anthony MacKnew 40 40 ~1680 - ~1715 Jeremiah MacKnew 35 35 Name Suffix:<NSFX> II ~1685 - <1728 Sarah Marlow or Marler 43 43 1708 Abigail Huntley !BIRTH: Taken from " John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Roxbury, Massachusetts and Lyme, Connecticut 1647-1977 and Some of His Descendants Book 1" Compiled by Virgil Huntley p 10

from Gen of CT Families p.229

MARRIAGE: Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages befor 1850 Town of Haddam" 1708 - 1762 Mary Lucy MacKnew 54 54 1711 - >1774 Anne MacKnew 63 63 1713 Edward Marley MacKnew ~1675 Lomax MacKnew <1790 John JACKSON <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON 6 JAN 1706/1707 - 1793 Nathaniel Beckwith BIRTH: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 276 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records."

MARRIAGE: Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages befor 1850 Town of Haddam" <1790 - Deceased UNKNOWN JACKSON UNKNOWN JACKSON 1757 James JACKSON 1763 Forgason JACKSON Claiborne JACKSON ~1666 Edward Marlow or Marler ~1666 Mary UNKNOWN William Marlow or Marler 1695 - 1770 Ralph Marlow or Marler 75 75 Timothy Mauhane Patience Beckwith 1717 Mary Mauhane 1718 Ellenor Mauhane 1720 Timothy Mauhane Sarah Mauhane Elizabeth Mauhane 1890 Harold Henry DODD 1712 Sarah Beckwith BIRTH: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 278 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records."

From Automated Archives disc 100 1895 Julia E DODD 1862 - 1942 Mary Jane Shadowens 80 80 1882 - 1944 Charles Claborn McNew 62 62 1884 Anna McNew 1886 - 1958 William Grover McNew 72 72 1887 - 1945 Nathan McNew 57 57 1851 - 1937 David Anderson WADKINS 86 86 1859 Martha Jane Burns 1715 Joseph Beckwith BIRTH: BIRTH: From "Barbour Collection of East Haddam Vital Records  p 155 (LR8 p 582 )
NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 273 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records." and Vol 12, p 45 January 1858

Line 52817 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
  BURI NOTE From Lyme vitals vol 2 p 8-

From Lyme vitals vol 2 p 8- 1877 Charles McNew 1879 - 1879 Mary Jane McNew 1880 - 1906 Nancy Elizabeth McNew 26 26 1861 Georgia A. Boulden 1884 Herman D. McNew 1886 Leroy McNew 1889 Mary Essie McNew Claud McNew 1867 - 1913 Bertha Blanche Miller 46 46 1698 Rachael Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1888 - 1961 Rufus Mathias McNew 73 73 1891 - 1895 Myrtle E. McNew 3 3 Weaver McNew 1894 Mary C. McNew 1855 - 1923 Charles Wesley Launius 68 68 1880 - Deceased Elizabeth Launius 1883 - Deceased Charles S. Launius 1882 - Deceased Joseph H. Launius 1887 - Deceased Anna Launius 1889 - Deceased Stella Launius 1709 Jerusha Beckwith BIRTH: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 276 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records." 1890 - Deceased Melvina Launius 1891 - Deceased Ether Launius 1837 - 1917 Anna Stone 80 80 1885 Erma J Griffin 1866 Mary S. McNew 1867 Marimna J. McNew 1876 - <1892 Martha A. McNew 16 16 1705 Job Beckwith BIRTH: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 276 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records."

BIRTH: BIRTH: From "Barbour Collection of East Haddam Vital Records  p 155 (LR1 p 1 )

From Lyme vitals vol 2 p 8

MARRIAGE:  Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages before 1850 Town of Haddam" 1924 Rosetta Mae Guthu DATE 30 DEC 2001
TIME 20:21:47


First names of some individuals can be obtained by contacting Tara at Witcher77@aol.com 1880 - 1880 Frank McNew 10d 10d 1864 William W. Hampton 1865 Daniel R. Miller 1868 Francis M. Mitchell 1864 - 1931 Laura A. Moats 67 67 Cause of Death:<CAUS> Chronis leg ulcers 1886 - Deceased Luella Manus Living McNew 1875 Frank Thoman 1866 - ~1900 Della B. Mitchell 34 34 1881 - 1947 Lucinda Tanner 65 65 ~1906 Evadeen Foster Living McNew 1910 - 1989 Cecil McNew 78 78 1914 - 1991 Claude McNew 77 77 Living McNew 1902 - 1903 Essie McNew 8m 8m 1888 - 1950 Leeora Abney 62 62 Living McNew Living McNew Living McNew Living McNew 1894 Vernell Foster Occupation: Miner - 1920 census Waco Village, Twin Groves Twsp, Jasper, Missouri

Veteran WW1 - 1930 census District 58, Carl Junction, Jasper, MO Living McNew Living McNew 1911 - 1977 Beatrice McNew 66 66 Living Tanner Living McNew Living UNKNOWN Living McNew Living McNew Living McNew Living UNKNOWN 1902 Harold W Foster proprieter of Barber Shop - 1930 census Living McNew Living McNew Living Mathis Living Mathis Living Mathis Living Unknown Living McNew 1894 - 1988 Maude I. Bryan 94 94 1915 - 1915 Curtis McNew 1920 - 1920 Cressie McNew 25d 25d 1911/1912 - 1935/1945 Freda E Foster 1900 - Deceased David Thoman 1882 Mary WADKINS ~1877 Infant WADKINS ? ~1897 - Deceased Murna Bryan 1875 James N. WADKINS ~1880 Hifsey Theodoria KERLEY <1900 - <1900 UNKNOWN McNew ? <1900 - <1900 UNKNOWN McNew ? Living Knickerbocker 1910 - 1974 Opal Hill 64 64 1908 - 1993 Roxie C Foster 84 84 Living UNKNOWN Living Hill <1900 - <1900 UNKNOWN McNew ? ~1865 Mary C. Tanner 1885 - 1966 Nora Chase 80 80 1911 - 1997 Eva Jeanette McNew 85 85 Living McNew UNKNOWN Davis Living Davis Living McNew 1891 Eliza Iona Foster Living Cook Living Cross Living Richardson Living Coleman <1911 Steve Fodor 1910 - 1987 Orlie Everett Tanner 77 77 Living Tanner Living Tanner Living Enz Living Tanner 1913/1914 - >1930 Jack A Foster married in MI Living Tanner Living Tanner Living Tanner Living Day Living Sturges Living Tanner Living Tanner Living Keenan Living Keenan Living Keenan William Newton Mckinney Living Howlett Living Howlett Living Howlett Living Howlett Living Fisher Living McNew Living Fitzgerald Living Fitzgerald Living Fitzgerald ~1886 Frances Bohannon Philip Jacob Sawin D. 1920 Jesse McNew Living McNew Living Elms Pansey Hampton Frank Cross Catherine Sladky 1918 - 2000 Leonard Oscar Guthu 81 81 DATE 30 DEC 2001
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Gave body to science 1810 - 1887 Amzi Dodd 77 77 Occupation: Gardener

Miller

1850 census, Chester Twp, Morrow Co., Ohio, next to John and Mary Dewitt, parents-in-law, p. 439.
Amsey Dodd, age 40, miller, 1500, b PA
Phebe Dodd, age 34, b NJ
Mary L., age 5
William, age 1

Christening in Hilltop or First Presbyterian Congregation, Mendham.

Date: Sat, 28 Aug 1999 15:24:55 +0100
From: Pat Schultz <trish@willowtree.com>
X-Sender: "Pat Schultz" <trish8@mail.rconnect.com>
To: "Lloyd A. Horrocks" <horrocks.2@osu


Subject: Re: Dodd family

Lloyd,

Hi!  First of all, thanks for your note!  Enjoyed hearing from you.  I'm sorry to say, I don't have my info in GEDCOM format but in the format you found it at Flo's website.  I sent her my file and she pretty much posted it as it was.

I would really like any information you have about Amzi and his children. I know he was divorced once and remarried; I know he went to California in the early gold rush with at least two of his brothers, one of whom died at Oroville; I know he lived in Franklin Co., Iowa, and
purchased land there and married Rebecca Colson (2nd wife) there.  But he disappeared from that area after the Civil War.

Dodd genealogy (Avlyn Conley Dodd).  It says
"Amzi was born June 7, 1810, Mendham, Morris Co., NJ., and died Aug. 31, 1887 at Boone Co, Iowa.  he married 1 - Phebe DeWitt and 2nd on Nov. 25, 1856, Franklin Co, Iowa, Rebecca J. Gilson (probably Gibson) who was born in 1830 IN and died Aug. 31, 1873 Boone Co, Iowa.  He appeared on the 1856 Franklin Co, IA Census; 1860 Marshall Co, IA census and 1880 Boone Co census with wife Annie M. (a 3rd wife??) age 55, b. TN as were her parents.

(Research):Ancestral File submitted by:
AF95-107184
John William Davis

AF96-107476
Robert I Kosier Sr.

Alt AFN: 1DRD-V6L

Contacts: Hi Tara

Contacts: That is correct although the dates for Edward Y. Dodd are incorrect we
believe, as are most of the dates for the children of Stephen and Phebe
Dodd.  If you are a relative of Amzi Dodd then you probably know Lloyd
Horrocks??  I just came across his name and emailed him and got a response
back a couple of days ago.
I have wondered about the "first" family of Amzi Dodd for years.  I have
found his grave, along with his second wife Rebecca and a son, James Gibson
Dodd at the Lynwood Cemetery, Boone, Boone Co, IA.  I have found Amzi on the
1856 special census in Franklin Co, IA along with his brothers Jesse R. Dodd
and John M. Dodd.  He is listed as 42 years old, born in New Jersey, living
in Morgan Twp, Franklin Co, IA and listed as a land owner.  He was married
(2nd) to Rebecca Gibson, who was from Gilbert, IA, on 25 Nov 1856.  Their
first son, James Gibson Dodd was born 9 May 1858 (although the gravestone
reads 1859-1937) and died in 1937 (unmarried). James was a farmer lived at
Ontario, IA in 1937, which is a small town about 3 miles east of Ames, IA on
Hwy 30.  He was found on the 1900 census of Franklin Co, IA and the 1920
census of Story Co, IA.

Contacts: Regards, Dennis Dodd 1878 - 1944 James D Hicks 66 66 BURIAL: James D. Hicks, born 8/6/1878 Malden, WV, died 11/29/1944 Charleston, WV, buried 12/3/1944 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Hall & Edmund Edition, Section I, Lot 64 by Owen & Barth Funeral Home.  He was the s/o Thomas Hicks & Ida Mae Martin. 1836 - 1939 Niels Peter Sorenson 102 102 Henry Ray RAY, Henry JULIAN, Elizabeth 16  November  1873 C 518 (marriage record, Marshall Co., IN)

Ray, Henry vs Mary 10-12-1872 divorce Dorothy Ray Muriel Ray Frances Ray Ray, Frances E.
Married:  Jun. 09, 1888     in:  Sullivan, IN     Gender:  F    
Source:  County Court Records located at Sullivan, IN     Film reference number:  1392995 - 1393000    
Spouse name:  Wharton, George      Spouse gender:  M James Heiple D. 1951 William Henry Oak Clarence Oak 1904 - 1986 Fred Staunton Greybill 82 82 Occupation: Pfaff & Smith

DEATH: FRED S. GREYBILL SR. FRED STAUTON GREYBILL SR., 82, OF 1702

DEATH: Publication: CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL
Published: 05/05/1986
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: FRED S. GREYBILL SR. FRED STAUTON GREYBILL SR., 82, OF 1702
Byline: MARIAN

DEATH: Jackson Ave., St. Albans, died Saturday in Thomas Memorial Hospital
after a short illness.
He was retired from Pfaff & Smith and was a member of Operating
Engineers union. He was a 42-year resident of St. Albans.
Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Jean Blake of South Charleston, Mrs.
.Jacqueline Allison of Huntington Beach, Calif., Mrs. Nancy Mosteller
of San Diego, Calif. stepdaughter, Jean Kimble of Charleston; sons,
Fred S. Jr. of Eugene, Ore., William D. of Charleston, Thomas G. of.
Oak Forest, Ill., John F. of Westland, Mich., Phillip D. of Freehold,.
N.J., Gerald L. of St. Albans; sisters, Mary Maycel Davis and Mildred
Painter, of Charleston; brother, Charles of Charleston; 40.
grandchildren; 50 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren
Service will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bartlett Funeral Home, St.
Albans, with the Rev. John Geary officiating. Burial will be in.
Spring Hill Cemetery.|ZFriends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the
funeral home.

BURIAL: Fred Stauton Greybill, Sr, born Feb 1904, died May 1986, buried 5/6/1986
Spring Hill Cemetery, Riggs Edition, Lot 24. He was the husband of Helen
Gertrude Hicks. Margaret Oak Gertrude Oak Lila Oak C.G. Fellows John Harris Bob Larson 1895 - 1899 Pansy Iona Harrington 4 4 1873 - 1949 Martha Carolina Fleming 76 76 Alias:<ALIA> /Maddie/ 1881 - 1950 Frank George Sorenson 69 69 1883 - 1948 Ernest Niels Sorenson 65 65 1896 - 1936 Elliott Leroy Foster 39 39 Veteran: WWI - Army

Occupation: Steamfitter/ Mining Engineer

Occupation: F H Nesbitt Mine

DEATH: Elliott died 6 Feb 1936 in Carl Junction, Jasper, MO.  My grandmother remembers this very well because they buried him the day before her eleventh birthday.  He worked as a mining engineer, and he, one of his brothers, and a friend were walking out of a mine (I don't know the name) that they were preparing to blast, and a rock fell on Elliott's head.  He never regained consciousness.  They moved all of the furniture out of my grandmother's bedroom that she shared with her sisters, and put Elliott's coffin in there.  My grandmother still remembers standing in the doorway to her room and only being able to see the tip of his nose and the big bandage on his forehead. 
My great-grandmother was a seamstress, and had always made all her family's clothes.  For Elliott's funeral, however, my grandmother's aunt Dean took all the kids (there was 6 of them) into town and bought each of them a new outfit to wear for the funeral.  It was the first time my grandmother ever had store-bought clothes.
-Tara Anderson 2-28-2002

DEATH: Feb.6, 1936

DEATH:                BOULDER  CAUSES  FATAL
               INJURY  TO  WORKER  AT
                            MINE

DEATH:                  PICHER, FEB. 6  (SPECIAL) A severe head
injury received early today while working under
gound resulted in the death of  ROY FOSTER, 39
years old , machinist employed at the F.H. Nesbitt
mine, at 11:60 a.m. Foster . who was struck by a falling
boulder , died at Picher hospital.
               The victim had been a resident of Carl Junction
Mo. Shortly after the mishap he was removed to the
hospital in a Todd ambulance.
              Foster is survived by his wife , four daughters
and two sons. Funeral sevices are incomplete.



Contacts: Joplin Public Library Genealogy Dept
300 Main St
Joplin, MO 64801
417-623-7953
$5.00 & SASE w/search request

Contacts: Joplin Globe  417-623-3480

Contacts: Dobson Museum
106 A SW
Miami, OK 74354
918-542-5388 - Judy
$5.00/hour research fee

WWI Veteran - 1930 census 1885 - 1902 Lillie Marguerite Sorenson 17 17 1887 Laura Gladys Sorenson Ernest Thomas 1889 - 1962 Annie Grace Lucretia Sorenson 72 72 D. 1956 John S. Culbert 1890 - 1949 Lee Sorenson 59 59 Hazel Buckner 1896 - 1939 Clara Barton Sorenson 42 42 Russell Wilson 1881 - 1921 Edith Wilhelmin Peterson 39 39 1927 Miriam Irene Foster DATE 30 DEC 2001
TIME 21:03:11 1897 - 1969 Elma Charlotte Peterson 71 71 1883 - 1961 Alma Anderson 78 78 1891 - 1918 Flossie Helen Harrington 26 26 1898 - 1998 Eva Daphne Harrington 100 100 1867 - 1948 Abraham E Harrington 81 81 1901 - 1981 Eugene Harold Harrington 79 79 1903 - 1903 Franklin Ulysses Harrington 5m 5m 1905 - 1988 Abraham McKinley Harrington 83 83 Living Harrington 1911 - 1980 Herbert Lawton Harrington 68 68 Living Greybill Living Harrington 1909 - 1977 Lester Harrington 68 68 1874 - 1958 Thomas Henry McFarland 84 84 D. 1969 Paul Blum George Bickle Lester Harnack Laurence Correll Living Thelma Living Gwendolyn Living Dutcher Mary Ann Oats Living Olive 1911 - 1986 Marjorie L 75 75 Living Essie Living Hayes Frank Handy 1897 - 1981 Elizabeth Edna Clayton 84 84 1897 - 1956 Benjamin Eli Ingram 59 59 1860 - 1927 Douglas Phillip Clayton 67 67 1894 - 1980 Gladys Rozella Clayton 85 85 1899 Charles Mayne Clayton 1903 - 1958 Bertha Irene Jackson 55 55 Occupation: seamstress 1905 - ~1945 Mildred Douglas Clayton 40 40 1907 Drucilla Grace Clayton Living Clayton 1885 - 1980 Allan Roen 94 94 Neal Laughlin Bennett 1872 - 1940 Tressie Gertrude Dodd 67 67 BURIAL: Spring Hill Cemetery, Scruggs Edition, Section B, Lot 48, by J.B. Funeral Home

Occupation: housewife Marcelline Hildreth Bowles 1893 - 1986 Mary Maysel Greybill 93 93 Occupation: j&e Cox Dept. Store

Humphreys Memorial United Methodist Church

DEATH: MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS, 93, OF 206 MONONGALIA ST

DEATH: Publication: THE CHARLESTON GAZETTE
Published: 09/03/1986
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS, 93, OF 206 MONONGALIA ST
Byline: KELLEY

DEATH: MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS MRS. MAYSEL DAVIS, 93, OF 206 MONONGALIA ST
., died Sept. 2, 1986, in General Division, CAMC, after a short
illness.
She was a retired employee of the former J&E Cox Department
Store on Washington Street West and was a member of Humphreys
Memorial United Methodist Church.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs. Palmajune Phillips of Canton, Ohio;
sons, Edmun F. Jr. of South Charleston, George of Charleston, Harry
of St. Albans; sister, Mrs. Mildred Painter of Charleston; brother,
Charles C. Greybill of Charleston; 19 grandchildren; 32
great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild.
Service will be 2 p.m. Thursday in Wilson Funeral Home,
Charleston, with the Rev. C. Parker Ferguson officiating. Burial
will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m
.and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Donald Lee Blake Lost an arm in WWII 1925 - 1988 Jean Gathalea Greybill 63 63 member of Humphreys Memorial United Methodist Church,
Charleston.

DEATH: MRS JEAN G. BLAKE MRS. JEAN G. BLAKE, 62, OF 310 WINONA ST.,

DEATH: Publication: THE CHARLESTON GAZETTE
Published: 04/06/1988
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: MRS JEAN G. BLAKE MRS. JEAN G. BLAKE, 62, OF 310 WINONA ST.,
Byline: JUNE

DEATH: MRS JEAN G. BLAKE MRS. JEAN G. BLAKE, 62, OF 310 WINONA ST.,
South Charleston, died April 5, 1988, in General Division, CAMC,
after a long illness.
She was a member of Humphreys Memorial United Methodist Church,
Charleston.
Surviving: husband, Donald L. Blake; son, Fred Randall of South
Charleston; daughter, Pamela Russell of Ripley; brothers, Gerald
Greybill of St. Albans, Fred Greybill Jr. of Oregon, Thomas Greybill.
of Chicago, John Greybill of Detroit, Phillip Greybill of New Jersey;
sisters, Nancy Mostellor of San Diego, Calif., Jackie of California;
four grandchildren.
Service will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Good Shepherd Mortuary, South
Charleston, with the Rev. Harold Custer officiating. Burial will be
in Spring Hill Cemetery, Charleston. There will be no visitation.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the American
Diabetes Association. 1910 - 1985 James Painter 75 75 TITL U.S. Social Security Death Index
DATA
TEXT James PAINTER Edmun F Davis Edmun F Jr Davis Palmajune Davis George Davis Harry Davis Robert C Greybill 1918 Phyllis Greybill Living Living Greybill <1869> George Jackson 1886 - 1886 Tommie Jackson 3m 3m Living Greybill Living Greybill Allison Luther J Mosteller 1949 - 2001 Fred Randall Blake 51 51 Living Blake Living Greybill Living Greybill 1910 - 1989 Mildred Irene Greybill 78 78 TITL U.S. Social Security Death Index
DATA
TEXT Mildred PAINTER

Boulevard Church of Christ

DEATH: MRS. MILDRED IRENE PAINTER MRS. MILDRED IRENE GREYBILL PAINTER,

DEATH: Publication: THE CHARLESTON GAZETTE
Published: 04/22/1989
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: MRS. MILDRED IRENE PAINTER MRS. MILDRED IRENE GREYBILL PAINTER,
Byline: NOT AVAILABLE

DEATH: Mrs. Mildred Irene Painter Mrs. Mildred Irene Greybill Painter,
78, of 6500 MacCorkle Ave. S.W., St. Albans, died April 20, 1989, in
Thomas Memorial Hospital after a long illness.
She was a member of Boulevard Church of Christ. She was a
lifelong resident of St. Albans.
Surviving; sons, Richard of Dunbar, Ronald of St. Joseph, Mo.;
13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchidren.
Service will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Keller Funeral Home, Dunbar,
with Minister William D. Miller officiating. Burial will be in.
Dunbar Memorial Park. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the
funeral home. Living Painter 1929 Shirley Ann Foster DATE 30 DEC 2001
TIME 21:03:33 Living Painter 1929 - 2000 Evelyn Marie 71 71 TITL Charleston Gazette Obituaries @ library.cnpapers.com
DATA
TEXT Evelyn Marie Painter Evelyn Marie Painter, 71, of Dunbar died Dec. 10, 2000, in Thomas Memorial Hospital, South Charleston,... Living Steele 1692 Philip Aylesworth 1550 - Bef 8 JAN 1617/1618 Richard A Wolterton Mary Bensley Anne Wolterton John Wolterton Rose Wolterton Matthew Wolterton 1931 - 1994 Richard Leroy Foster 62 62 Gregory Wolterton Richard Wolterton Emme Wolterton Elizabeth Wolterton 1894 - 1984 James William Greybill 89 89 Occupation: Greybill Construction, State of WV

Veteran: WWI - VA File# C-2148727

DEATH: Montgomery General Hospital 1672/1673 - 1761 Jonathan Beebe 1796 - 1815 Christina DEARDORFF 19 19 1796 - 1821 Catarina DEARDORFF 25 25 Mattie D. Deceased Samuel Waller MARRIAGE: Taken from Hall and Plimpton's extract of Lyme vitals p 223 1940 - 1989 Gerald Lee Greybill 49 49 Occupation: Union Carbide engineering department

member of St. Andrew Methodist Church and a Marine Corps
veteran.

DEATH: GERALD L. GREYBILL GERALD L. GREYBILL, 49, OF 830 SAUNDERS ST

DEATH: Publication: THE CHARLESTON GAZETTE
Published: 12/30/1989
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: GERALD L. GREYBILL GERALD L. GREYBILL, 49, OF 830 SAUNDERS ST
Byline: NOT AVAILABLE

DEATH: GERALD L. GREYBILL GERALD L. GREYBILL, 49, OF 830 SAUNDERS ST
., St. Albans, died Dec. 29, 1989, in Memorial Division, CAMC, after
a long illness.
He was employed in the Union Carbide engineering department. He
was a member of St. Andrew Methodist Church and a Marine Corps
veteran.
Surviving: wife, Mary; son, Jon of St. Albans; daughters, Amy
Eddy of Vienna, Julie Greybill of St. Albans; brothers, Fred of
Oregon, Thomas of Illinois, John of Michigan, Phillip of New Jersey;.
sisters, Jackie Allison of California, Nancy Mosteller of California;
stepsister, Jean Kimble of Charleston; one grandson.
Service will be 3 p.m. Sunday at St. Andrew Methodist Church
with the Rev. Paul Smith and the Rev. Melvin Risinger officiating.
Burial will be in Cunningham Memorial Park, St. Albans. Friends may.
call from 5 to 9 p.m. today at the church. Bartlett Funeral Home, St
.Albans, is in charge of arrangements. 1676 Robert Aylesworth 1664 - 1750 Hannah Brockway 85 85 BIOGRAPHY: Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 26 and vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire"

Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 115

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247.
Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

MARRIAGE: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1682 Deborah Brockway BIOGRAPHY: Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 26 and vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire"

BIRTH:  From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247. Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1676 - 1729 Elizabeth Brockway 53 53 BIOGRAPHY: See Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 26 and vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Famil History of the State of New Hampshire"

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

DEATH: Taken from Lyme Land Records vol 2 p 364, atested by benjamin De Wolf "Inscription from the old Burying Ground, Meetint House Hill, Lyme, Conn."  Taken from NEHG Register Vol 61, p 75 January 1907

MARRIAGE: Married by Joseph Peck 1685 John Greene 1792 - 1826 Henry DEARDORFF 34 34 John Wade D. ~1710 William Harris 1679 - 17 MAR 1716/1717 Nathaniel Beckwith BIRTH: From Savage's  DICT. FIRST SETTLERS OF N. E.  vol  1; From NEHG Register Volume 23, October, 1869 page 426

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from "A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Record" Compiled by Charles William Manwaring Vol IX, p 354

MARRIAGE: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 276 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records."
Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages before 1850 Tow of East Haddam" 1789 Jacob DEARDORFF 1931 - 1999 Nancy Carol Greybill 68 68 1616 - 1687 William Briggs 71 71 BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc.

BIOGRAPHY: Taken from information supplied by Joe York, of the Brockway Assoc. Mary UNKNOWN ~1605 William (Samuel?) Brockway John Brockway Thomas Waller 1582 Sarah Wolterton ~1770 - 1841 Abraham DIERDORFF 71 71 William Waller ? Richard Waller ? Matthew Waller ? 1929 - 2000 Thomas Glenn Greybill 71 71 Chicago 1764 - 1837 Jacob Deardorff 72 72 1845 Martha Emeline Barker BURIAL: Martha Emeline Barker Greybill, buried 7/11/1916 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Scruggs Edition, Section B, Lot 48 by Simpson Funeral Home. 1742 - 1816 Peter DEARDORFF 74 74 1841 - 1928 Sarah Elizabeth DEARDORFF 87 87 Living Larson 20 JAN 1736/1737 - <1769 Mary Alger 1802 - 1881 Peter Deardorf 79 79 1803 - 1882 David MILLER 79 79 1794 - 1847 John DEARDORFF 53 53 ~1798 Catherine Stoler Living Greybill 1876 Ledie May Dodd 1807 Hannah DEARDORFF 1784 Christena DEARDORFF 1910 - 1981 Edna Josephine 70 70 BURIAL: Edna Josephine Greybill, born 1910, died 1981, buried 2/9/1981 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Riggs Edition, Lot 24 by Bartlett Funeral Home, St. Albans, WV. She was the w/o Fred S. Greybill 1642 - 6 FEB 1687/1688 Hannah Briggs Lyme vitals vol l-1 p 126, the name Bridges appears in the "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" Vol 2 p 571

DEATH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 427.

Lyme vitals vol l-1 p 126, the name Bridges appears in the "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" Vol 2 p 571

DEATH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 427. 16 JAN 1669/1670 - 1714 Mary Brockway 1805 - 1855 Jacob DEARDORFF 50 50 1921 Marion E Jackson 1842 James C Greybill GREYBILL, JAMES
  State: WV   Year: 1860
  County: Boone County
  Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
  Township: Peytona P.O.
  Page: 056
  Database: WV 1860 Federal Census Index

on 1860 census w/ family of Willie M Dent
Occupation: merchant - source is Charleston 1907,  published by W.M. Barnes Directory Co., Parkersburg, WV 1638 - 1717 Wolston Brockway 79 79 Lyme vitals vol l-1 p 126, additional information from "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" Vol 2 p 571

Lyme vitals vol L-1

BIOGRAPHY: Was in Lyme, New London,Connecticut, owning a house and land there a early as 1659.  He died there soon after 1718.  His wife was Hannah Bridges, daughter of William Bridges and died February 6, 1687. Taken from Genealogical and family history of the State of New Hampshire p 571 Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1923 - 1986 William Dryden Greybill 63 63 Occupation: Teamster - Pfaff & Smith, Teamsters local union #175
Protestant

DEATH: WILLIAM D. GREYBILL WILLIAM D. GREYBILL, 63, OF 813 SEVENTH ST

DEATH: Publication: THE CHARLESTON GAZETTE
Published: 07/07/1986
Page: NOT AVAILABLE
Headline: WILLIAM D. GREYBILL WILLIAM D. GREYBILL, 63, OF 813 SEVENTH ST
Byline: MARIAN SPENCE

DEATH: WILLIAM D. GREYBILL WILLIAM D. GREYBILL, 63, OF 813 SEVENTH ST
., died July 6, 1986, at St. Francis Hospital after a short illness
A lifelong resident of Charleston, he was a 45-year employee of
Pfaff & Smith and was a member of the Teamsters union. He was a
Protestant and a veteran of World War II.
Surviving: wife, Marcelline Bowles Greybill; daughters, Mrs.
Bonita Kay Oliff of Callahan, Fla., Mrs. Judith Ann Pritchett of
Charlotte, N.C.; sisters, Mrs. Jean Blake of Charleston, Mrs.
Jacqueline Allison of Huntington Beach, Calif., Mrs. Nancy Mosteller.
of San Diego, Calif.; brothers, Fred S. Jr. of Eugene, Ore., Thomas G
.of Oak Forest, Ill., John F. of Westland, Mich., Phillip D. of
Freehold, N.J. and Gerald L. of St. Albans; six grandchildren; four
great-grandchildren.
Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at
Bartlett-Burdette-Cox Funeral Home. 1668 Elizabeth Wolterton 1667 - 1738 Margaret Jones 70 70 MARRIAGE: Lyme vital records compiled by Hall and Plimpton p 224 (LLR11:9) Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1666 - 1755 William Brockway 88 88 BIOGRAPHY: See Vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" and Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 26

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247.
Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway ~1809 Christina Holtsinger 1869 Ida U Dodd ~1768 Elizabeth DIERDORFF 1679 - 9 JAN 1739/1740 Sarah Brockway BIRTH: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

MARRIAGE: NEHG Register, Vol 11, p 276 July 1857 "First Book East Haddam Land Records."
Connecticut Nutmegger Vol 6, issue 1, Jan 1973 p 497 "Marriages before 1850 Tow of Haddam"

DEATH: From "Barbour Collection, East Haddam Vital Records" compiled by 1794 - 1868 Michael EBERLY 74 74 1865 Charles Edward Dodd Other children living w Charles E. and Elizabeth:
Clara M. Connor, SD (step daughter?)
Jewel, ni (niece?) could be daughter of Frank Louis Dodd...rumor 1847 Terressa Willow Deardorf 1805 - 1897 Sarah UNKNOWN 92 92 last name is possibly Scoggins or Cale 1874 Annie Lois Dodd 1837 Mary Francis Deardorf ~1766 - 1839 John DIERDORFF 73 73 ~1787 Jacob Eberly ~1607 Bridget (Ann?) Waller ~1803 David Eberly William Briggs 1671 - 1756 Bridget Brockway 85 85 BIOGRAPHY: Lyme vitals vol L-1 p 26 and vol 2 p 571 "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire"

BIRTH: From NEHG Register, Volume 23, October, 1869 page 247.  Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway 1696 Chad Aylesworth ~1757 - <1801 Christina DIERDORFF 44 44 1926 Jacqueline Elgar Greybill 1739 - 1824 Christina Anna SWYER 85 85 1896 Margaret Klein 1791 - 1872 Annie Nancy DEARDORFF 81 81 1803 - 1850 Elizabeth DEARDORFF 47 47 1827 - 1882 Charles Henry DEARDORFF 54 54 1902 - 1974 Stanley L Greybill 71 71 DEATH: Charleston General Hospital

Member of Humphreys Mem. United Methodist Church

Occupation: Greybill Construction 1685 - 1767 Mary Huntley 82 82 MARRIAGE: Information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway

DEATH: From "John Huntely of Lyme, Connecticut" by Virgil Huntley p 66 1914 - 1954 John Franklin Greybill 39 39 ~1795 Elizabeth STOVER 1798 - 1870 Magdalena (Molly) DEARDORFF 72 72 1888 - 1949 Alice Annie Jackson 61 61 1921 Fred Staunton Greybill 1783 - 1841 Catharine DEARDORFF 58 58 1825 Susanna DIERDORFF John Harris 1922 - 1997 James C Greybill 74 74 1898 Francis A Chambers 1918 Helen Greybill ~1792 Jacob Hade 1874 - 1949 Susan Elizabeth Smith 74 74 BURIAL: Susan Elizabeth Hicks, born 8/6/1874 Kanawha Co., WV, died 2/26/1949
Charleston, WV, buried 2/28/1949 in Spring Hill Cemetery, Hall & Edmund Edition, Section I, Lot 64 by Cunningham Funeral Home, Charleston, WV. 1845 William Washington Dodd Occupation: Farmer - 1880 Census 1763 - 1829 Susanna DEARDORFF 65 65 1923 - 2000 Sherman Earl Foster 77 77 1730 Magdalene BOLLINGER ~1821 Marshall 1834 Oliva Ann DEARDORFF 1862 Mary Jane Greybill 1761 - 1827 Henry DEARDORFF 65 65 1878 Mertie Dodd 1828 - 1889 Isaac Newton DEARDORFF 60 60 Occupation: Hotel Keeper in Winfield, Putnam, West Virginia - 1880 Census 1806 - 1874 Sarah Louise BAILEY 68 68 ~1734 - 1801 Abraham DIERDORFF 67 67 1799 - 1878 Susanna DEARDORFF 79 79 1921 - 1991 Katheryn Elizabeth Foster 70 70 DATE 30 DEC 2001
TIME 21:02:38 1801 - 1873 Mary DEARDORFF 72 72 ~1797 John STOVER 1342 Hugh De HULSE 1805 - 1866 Isaac DEARDORFF 61 61 1709 - 1749 Heinrich DIERDORFF 40 40 Occupation: Carpenter ~1809 Rebecca MILLER ~1683 Liborine FAHRENSTUCK ~1655 Anthony DIERDORFF ~1800 Elizabeth DEARDORFF ~1711 Elizabeth MOORE 1806 - 1871 Richard Jackson 64 64 Census: ---1850 Pope Co., IL Census, page 39, HH 296, [Ancestry.com image 39 of 96)
Jackson, Richard, 55, farmer, TN {1795)
Sarah, 45, TN
James, 21, farmer, TN
Elizabeth, 18, TN
Marion, m, 16, TN
David, 14, TN
William, 12, TN
Caroline, 8, TN
John, 6, TN
Richard, 4, TN

Occcupation Miller. Census lists his residence as P.O., Zion Hill, IL. He and his wife moved to Pope Co., IL from TN after 1846, but before 1849. ~1687 Catherine BRENNA ~1711 Diedrich FAHNESTOCK 1700 - 1772 Rudolph BOLLINGER 72 72 BET. 1235 - 1245 - BET. 1281 - 1305 Elizabeth Venables ~1678 Catharine ~1700 - 1797 Catharine Hammacker 97 97 Alt spelling Hammather/Hammathur 1748 Hans Rudolph BOLLINGER 1728 - 1791 Daniel BOLLINGER 63 63 1674 Johann BOLLINGER 1732 Anna BOLLINGER 1835 - 1920 Mary Polly Mounce 84 84 last name may have been Cayle

Jackson, Mary   View Image Online
  Age: 87 Year: 1920
  Birthplace: Kentucky Roll:  T625_537
  Race: White Page:  10B

  State: Kansas ED:  106

  County: Leavenworth Image:  438

  Township: Leavenworth

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1734 - Bef 1770/1772 Elizabeth BOLLINGER 1736 - 1808 Barbara BOLLINGER 72 72 1738 - 1796 Christian BOLLINGER 58 58 1741 Sophie BOLLINGER 1756 - 1814 Abraham BOLLINGER 58 58 1746 - 1821 Maria BOLLINGER 75 75 1630 - 1677 John Brown 47 47 ~1755 John HABACKER ~1759 - 1800 Magdalena DIERDORFF 41 41 ~1837 Washburn 1865 - 1935 Lillie Catharine Brockwell 70 70 1830 - 1908 Mary Elexnor COOPER 77 77 1795 - 1866 Anna HABACKER 71 71 ~1830 John Markham 1832 - 1920 Mary Turley 88 88 ~1855 Alwilda W DEARDORFF ~1859 Marcena O DEARDORFF ~1862 Camden R DEARDORFF ~1864 Edgar N DEARDORFF ~1867 William P DEARDORFF ~1900 Nannie S DEARDORFF >1829 - 1899 James Calvin Jackson 70 70 on 1850 census as James Jackson ~1904 Bettie R DEARDORFF ~1780 Adam Kinzer ~1787 Nancy Hedges ~1809 - 1895 Sophia Bower 86 86 ~1827 Isaac MOSS ~1837 Benjamin Franklin Koons ~1839 Rosina C Ulrich 1835 Peter DIERDORFF 1838 Susanna DIERDORFF 1827 - 1906 Henry DIERDORFF 79 79 1855 - 1915 William Marion Jackson 60 60 On 1900 Joplin, Jasper, MO census 1830 - 1902 John DIERDORFF 72 72 1841 Mahala DIERDORFF 1833 Anna DEARDORFF 1830 - 1908 Milicent MAIN 78 78 1840 - 1922 Susan BILLHEIMER 82 82 1724 - 1802 Anna Maria YAGER 77 77 1717 - 1800 Anthony DIERDORFF 83 83 ~1683 Christiana (Christena) 1778 - 1799 Anna DEARDORFF 21 21 1761 Henry DEARDORFF Samuel Brockwell 1795 - 1795 Jacob KINTZER KINSLER 1768 Christena DEARDORFF 1769 Elizabeth DEARDORFF 1775 Rebeckah DEARDORFF 1776 Mary DEARDORFF ~1767 Salome DEARDORFF 1780 - 1810 Peter DEARDORFF 30 30 1781 - 1856 Jacob DEARDORFF 74 74 1783 - 1873 Samuel DEARDORFF 90 90 1771 - 1849 Catherine DEARDORF 77 77 Living 1779 - 1859 John DEARDORF 80 80 ~1783 - 1853 Samuel HARSHBERGER 70 70 Abt 1787/1794 - <1811 Christena KINTZER 1789 - 1820 Catherine KINSER KINTZER 30 30 Abt 1793/1800 Betsey KINTZER Abt 1791/1798 Polly KINTZER 1683 - NOV 1743/1745 Anthony DIERDORFF 1779 - 1849 Joseph MILAM 69 69 ~1711 Margaret Catharine DEARDORFF 1719 - <1745 Christian DEARDORFF 26 26 Living Guthu 1866 William Sherman Foster Occupation: Miner
Galena Twsp, Jasper Co, Missouri - 1900 Census

fa born in Indiana mo b in US - 1920 census Waco Village, Twin Groves Twsp, Jasper, Missouri


1870 Census listing for William S. Foster
Name: Foster, William S.
Age: 4
Sex: M
Census: p.10
1870 Census for McDonald Co., MO (Erie Township district)

Dwelling #: 73
Family #: 72
Birthplace: Kansas


73   72   Foster   Andrew   38         Tennessee 
73   72   Foster   Ellen P.   22         Tennessee 
73   72   Foster   William S.   4         Kansas 
73   72   Foster   Joel   2         Kansas 
73   72   Foster   Arch   19         Tennessee ~1698 Hans Peter YAGER ~1702 Catherine RODERICK ~1765 - <1802 Margaret Watson 37 37 1745 - 1832 Catherine DEARDORFF 87 87 1747 - 1823 Christina DEARDORFF 76 76 1749 - 1832 Anthony DEARDORFF 82 82 1752 - 1818 Paul DEARDORFF 66 66 1757 Anna DEARDORFF 1760 - 1846 Andrew DEARDORFF 85 85 1728 - 1787 Christina DEARDORFF 59 59 Living Schmid 1715 - 1776 Johannes DEARDORFF 61 61 1800 - 1856 Jacob DEARDORFF 56 56 1709 - 1786 Peter DIERDORFF 77 77 1345 Ellen BRUEN ~1765 Edna Thornhill ~1719 Christina DIERDORFF 1724 Anna DIERDORFF 1165 - 1230 Berengaria DE NAVARRE 65 65 Berengaria (circa 1165-1230), queen consort of King Richard I ofEngland. She was the daughter of Sancho VI, king of Navarre(1132?-94), and was betrothed to Richard shortly after hisaccession to the
English throne in 1189. She joined him inReggio, Italy, in 1191, while he was traveling to Palestine onthe Third Crusade, and they were married later the same year inLimassol, Cyprus. From 1191 to
1192, while Richard campaignedagainst the Saracens, she lived in Acre in Palestine, and from1192 to 1194, while he was a prisoner in Germany, she lived inPoitou (now in France). After Richard's
release from captivitythe couple appear to have become estranged, and modernhistorians agree that they were probably never reunited. AfterRichard's death in 1199, Berengaria spent most of her last
yearsin Le Mans, France, where she died.
DATE 21 MAR 1999 1816 John R BARKER Occupation: Farmer ~1872 F.E. BARKER 1909 - 1991 Irene Leona Schmidt 82 82 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    November 06, 1991
b. Lakeside Cemetary, Fremont, WI

Baptism  
Lutheran Church, West Bloomfield, WI

Social Security Number: 388-26-4611

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued. ~1868 John Lee BARKER 1823 Diana ELLIS 1796 - 1823 John ELLIS 27 27 ~1791 Eleanor EAGEN 1839 - 1914 Joseph Ellis BARKER 75 75 1842 - 1842 Minerva BARKER 1726 - 1803 James BARKER 77 77 1844 - 1926 Amos BARKER 81 81 1847 Mary Ellen BARKER 1846 - 1913 Daniel Franklin BARKER 67 67 1936 - 1938 Shirley Anne Guthu 2 2 Cause of death: loss of blood due to a gunshot wound. Newspaper article on file. 1850 - 1894 Charles William BARKER 44 44 1852 - 1881 Sarah Lewis BARKER 29 29 1855 Amanda Elizabeth BARKER 1856 John Thomas BARKER 1858 Isaac Lee BARKER 1861 Virginia Gertrude BARKER 1863 Louvenia Newman BARKER 1768 - 1848 Frances Susan GARNER 80 80 1761 - Jan-Sep 1829 Jacob BARKER OR WELCH 1855 Mary Eddy Jane BARKER Living Guthu 1812 - 1891 John Anthony BARKER 78 78 1814 Nancy BARKER 1875 Zolula Mary BARKER 1877 Ora Olive BARKER 1882 Sarah Lewis BARKER 1885 John C. Charles BARKER 1887 Valarra (Or Venila) Ethel BARKER 1795 - 1854 Elizabeth Jane BOWLES 59 59 1805 - 1855 Elizabeth (Eliza) BARKER 50 50 1807 - YOUNG Sarah BARKER 1895 - 1929 Eva K. Hansen 34 34 1809 - 1888 James H BARKER 79 79 1811 - 1880 Joseph Henley BARKER 68 68 ~1875 L.D. BARKER ~1736 - >1783 Mary SMITH 47 47 1818 - >1880 Spicy BARKER 62 62 1820 Mary BARKER 1822 Susan BARKER 1824 Anderson William BARKER Occupation: farmer - 1880 census Peytona, Boone, WV 1826 - 1910 Isaac BARKER 84 84 1828 Jacob BARKER 1918 - 1987 Sylvester James Guthu 68 68 Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    March 31, 1987
b. Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, King, WI

occupation    
foundry worker, WWII veteran

SSN: SSN issued by railroad board

Social Security Number: 701-16-9761

The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54981
Waupaca, Waupaca, Wisconsin 1831 Daniel BARKER 1815 - 1888 Elizabeth KINDER 73 73 ~1834 - ~1839 Joseph BARKER 5 5 1832 - 1867 William Dryden BARKER 35 35 Sarah 1848 - 1874 Isaac BARKER 26 26 1847 Joshua BARKER 1853 John H. BARKER 1855 Andrew Lewis BARKER 1858 Elijah BARKER 1920 - 1923 Russell Richard Guthu 2 2 1841 - 1866 Silas BARKER 25 25 1861 Adam Wheeler BARKER 1837 Elizabeth BARKER 1854 Mary Frances BARKER 1862 Margaret Jane BARKER 1840 - 1924 James Anderson BARKER 84 84 Octavia WALKER ~1695 BARKER ~1742 Joseph GARNER 1793 - 1858 Joseph BARKER OR WELCH 65 65 1922 Everett Luellen Guthu 1786/1787 - 1840/1850 Dicy BARKER OR WELCH 1788/1789 - <1840 Nancy BARKER OR WELCH 1801/1805 - 1885 Anderson BARKER OR WELCH ~1867 Daniel E BARKER 1795 - <1846 Susan BARKER OR WELCH 51 51 1796 - 1837 William Allen BARKER OR WELCH 40 40 ~1870 N. L. BARKER 1782 - 1869 Isaac BARKER 87 87 ~1765 - 1816 John EAGAN 51 51 1755 James, Jr. BARKER 1926 Eugene Benjamin Guthu 1757 William BARKER 1783 Mary BARKER ~1765 - ~1816 Elizabeth EAGAN 51 51 ~1817 Elizabeth ELLIS ~1814 Lydia ELLIS ~1815 Mary ELLIS ~1812 Joseph ELLIS ~1822 Katharine ELLIS ~1877 E.M. BARKER ~1784 Polly EAGEN 1929 Donna Marie Guthu ( Stratton) 1880 - 1964 Oscar Palmer Guthu 84 84 DEATH: Certificate#6257

Previous common law marriage to Mable Finch - no children.
   According to Sylvia Schulz Guthu: "Oscar lived in Gresham, Oregon. He was no longer living when Lucille and I were out there; we met his wife."
   Notes from Leonard Guthu, Iola, (April 1993) indicate that Oscar was of Rye Gate, Montana.




Notes from Crystal Carew ~1873 P.C. BARKER ~1788 - 1859 Geremiah EAGAN 71 71 ~1366 Margery De DOMVILLE ~1792 - 1868 Elizabeth EAGAN 76 76 1786 - 1857 Mary (Polly) EAGAN 71 71 ~1782 - 1852 Spicy SCOTT 70 70 1839 Eliza BARKER 1835 Juliana (Or) Angelina BARKER 1836 - ~1868 Joseph Spicer Patrick BARKER 32 32 1843 Cumberland M. BARKER 1927 Ella Helen Schiesser 1844 - 1938 Susan Elizabeth BARKER 93 93 1847 - 1932 Nancy Smith BARKER 84 84 1850 - 1855 John BARKER 5 5 1853 Causbey Ann Hall BARKER ~1878 Joseph M BARKER ~1841 - ~1842 Sarah BARKER 1 1 ~1851 Margaret ~1858 Gineva ~1827 Mary ~1861 Nancy BARKER Living Wandinger ~1867 Robert L BARKER ~1870 Walter G BARKER ~1845 M.G. Smith 1844 Patsy Deardorf Sims ~1829 John W Holstein ~1866 Lilla B. Dodd 1810/1820 John Graybill Graybill, John   
  State: Virginia   Year: 1840
  County: Montgomery
  Roll:  M704_567
  Township: Unknown Townships
  Page:  13
  Image: 25

1840 Montgomery Co., Va. Census
HOH - John Graybill
Males:
under 5 years - 0
of 5 and under 10 - 0
of 10 and under 15 - 0
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 1
of 30 and under 40 - 0
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 0
of 60 and under 70 - 0
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0
Females:
under 5 years - 2
of 5 and under 10 - 1
of 10 and under 15 - 0
of 15 and under 20 - 0
of 20 and under 30 - 1
of 30 and under 40 - 0
of 40 and under 50 - 0
of 50 and under 60 - 0
of 60 and under 70 - 0
of 70 and under 80 - 0
of 80 and under 90 - 0
of 90 and under 100 - 0
ages 100 and up - 0 1810/1820 - >1842 Susan Compton GRAYBILL, SUSAN
  State: WV Year: 1860
  County: Mercer County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
  Township: Princeton P.O.
  Page: 452
  Database: WV 1860 Federal Census Index
  ***POSSIBLE**** 1857 John Marcellus Javins Mining foreman - 1900 census 1845 - 1929 Simon Peder Guthu 83 83 Simon Peder Guthu emigrated to America in 1867 from a small town called Vincin, just outside of Lillehammer, Norway. He came to America with only a bicycle and a violin. He settled in the Iola area. He also composed music for the violin, and it is said that he had beautiful handwriting when he wrote his music. That was told to my Father, Leslie, by Jeanette Thoe Meyers.


Simon Pedersen Restad, age 21, emigrated to the U.S. March 26, 1867. (Faberg p.r. 1855-1867, p. 510a, no. 12.)


   Simon worked as a surveyor for Waupaca County. His photo with his surveying equipment is filed. His obituary also included in file.
   According to his granddaughter June Steinbarth of Fond du Lac: "We used to go to Iola quite a bit. Grandfather lived in an old farmhouse for awhile. He used to tap maple trees and make this maple sugar candy.
   After that, he homesteaded the island on Hatch Lake (1927) in Iola. He was in his seventies at that time. My mother used to worry about him, and then we'd have to go there and yoohoo across the lake. He'd have to come with his boat to take us back over to the island. He had built a little cottage where he lived there. After he died, bootleggers and things got over there and they wrecked everything."
   "Grandfather used to ride his bike to New London. The last time he did, at 82 years, something happened to his bike outside of town. Instead of stopping and telephoning someone to come get him, he pushed it all the way in, and it was too much for him. He died at our house. I was 8 years old."
   Info from Leonard Guthu of Iola: Research from genealogist in Norway gives Simon's parents names as well as information on Simon's brothers and sisters. Simon emigrated to the USA March 26, 1867, at age 21. Before coming here, he worked as a tailor in Norway. He was also a blacksmith and a carpenter.
   According to info in papers from Leonard Guthu (unknown who those papers are originally from), Simon came to US in 1852, not 1867. Which is correct? Simon and Helen made their home in the township of Harrison, Iola, WI.
   From Viola Reinicke of WisconsinRapids (1993): "Simon was caught as a stowaway on a ship and was held at Ellis Island, N.Y., until information on him was recieved from Norway. Once they knew his record was clear, they let him go."
   Letter from Leonard Guthu:" According to my father, Benjamin Guthu, Simon was born Simon Pedersen but dropped the "sen" and kept Peder as a middle name and used Gutu as a last name and put an "h" in it because of the English language."
   Simon's obit attributes 31 grandchildren to him. Also a sister, Mrs. R.G. Carpenter.
   From Sylvia Schulz: "My grandfather Simon homesteaded an island in Hatch Lake near Iola, WI. He lived there, alone, in that cottage he built himself. After his wife died. When he and his wife were keeping house, he had built a big house for his family in Helvetia township, (a Norwegian name), out from Iola a few miles."
   "He would go all over the county on his bicycle."
   "He went back over to Norway to visit his family. He was riding his bicycle in the mountains there, and he fell and broke some ribs. He didn't go to a doctor; he just borrowed his sister's corset and laid low until they healed up." He brought that bicycle back from Norwat with him.
   "The last time he biked in from the island, he rode his bicycle as far as our house in New London, and then was taken by car to Uncle Arthur's in Appleton. The bicycle was hanging in our basement at New London for a long time. Grandfather died a couple months later at Uncle Arthur's house. He died from just old age. He was a tough old bird."
  Found listed in the Plat book of Helvetia 1898, the farm for S.P. Guthu 149.4 acres, Sec 6, Township 24&25 North, Range 12E.

Facts about this person:

Funeral & Burial    March 23, 1928/29
Buried, Riverside Cemetary, Iola, WI 1882 John L Javins 1885 Lucy J Javins 1879 - Bef 1900? Vina E Javins 1878 Mary Jane Javins ~1863 Lloyd Washington Javins 1891 Ethel J Greybill E.A. Brennen Bilton Scott 1860 Elizabeth Loundree 1880Census:
Alfred FOSTER   Self   M   Male   W   26   IL   Hunting   IL   IL 
Lizzie FOSTER   Wife   M   Female   NA   21   WI   Keeping House   WI   WI 
Lillie FOSTER   Dau   S   Female   NA   3M   WI      IL   WI

Source Information:
  Census Place Lincoln, Polk, Wisconsin
  Family History Library Film   1255442
  NA Film Number   T9-1442
  Page Number   329A ~1765 - 1840 Joseph Compton 75 75 Jos. Compton listed as a private in DANIEL TRIGG'S MILITIA 31 Mar 1781 1852 - 1921 Hellen Bennett 69 69 Birthplace documentation: Ardythe Koteski of Neenah, and her sister June Steinbarth of Fond du Lac. June said, "Helen's brother Palmer Bennett bought a farm in Iola, and she went to live there with him; that's how she got aquainted with my grandfather, Simon Guthu"
   According to June, "I (Crystal Schulz Carew), was 6 months old when Grandmother died. She was crippled up with arthritis."
   Helen's parents were from Holland.
   Her obit is on file. It gives names of two brothers: Freeman Bennett of Bergen, New York, and Palmer Bennett of Iola. Another is Ellery.


*Notes from Crystal Carew.

1900 census indicates her father was from Connecticut, and her mother from Penn. ~1767 Elizabeth Alley Thomas Alley ~1800 Nancy Compton ~1806 Joseph Compton ~1808 Henry Compton ~1809 Mary Compton ~1810 William Compton ~1812 Margaret Compton ~1813 Randolph Compton Montgomery Co Va Joseph and Elizabeth Compton sell to Randolph Compton and MIlly Compton 100 A on Litle River, Montgomery Co, and in 1844 Deed book N page 39 William M Blankenship and wife Margaret sold 151 A belonging to Randolph now of Breckenridge Co Ky. ~1797 Elijah Whitt 1874 - 1947 Albert Guthu 72 72 At the time of his father Simon's death, Albert made his home in Tomahawk, WI. At the time of his mother's (Helen) death, home listed in obit as Rye Gate, Montana.


notes from Crystal Carew

At the time of his father Simon's death,

At the time of his father Simon's death, Albert made his home in Tomahawk, WI. At the time of his mother's (Helen) death, home listed in obit as Rye Gate, Montana.


notes from Crystal Carew ~1809 Elizabeth Graybeal ~1811 Sarah Fugate ~1809 Moses Shelton ~1810 Mary Hall ~1810 William Blankenship ~1815 Milly Fortune Wassau Hicks ~1735 Margaret (German Lady) Raemer ~1732 - 1756 Mary Carhart 24 24 Garrard Jarrard Brickey 1877 - 1940 Clarence Elmer Guthu 62 62 At the time of his father's death, (Simon), Clarence made his home in New London, WI.

   Clarence and Ella's marriage record on file.
   Occupation listed on marriage record is farmer. In Crandon he worked in the woods

At the time of his father's death, (Simon), Clarence made his home in New London, WI.

   Clarence and Ella's marriage record on file.
   Occupation listed on marriage record is farmer. In Crandon he worked in the woods. In Weyauwega he worked as a farmer for the insane asylum. We lived in a cottage nearby. He worked at Edison Factory in New London. We had some boarders, too. We thought we were rolling in the money then. He made a good wage ( $7/day I think) at Edison Co. He was 48 when he got his first car. He died of cardiac asmas...blamed it on working in the stone quarry, and at Edison he hand-sanded the Victrolas and varnished them.
(The above was from Sylvia Schulz, his daughter)

notes from Crystal Carew

Census: enumerated as Clara (Female) on 1880 census.  oops :-) 1757 - 1844 Jeremiah H Compton 86 86 Rev War pension application Born Brunswick Co NJ 1757 joined Botetourt CO Va married&#00127; Elizabeth Layman 1787 and moved to Sevier Co Tenn near Pigeon River in 1790,

Death IGI Jeremiah H COmpton 19 Jun 1794 Botetourt Co. Va

Rev War pension application Born Brunswick Co NJ 1757 joined Botetourt CO Va  married&#00127;  Elizabeth Layman 1787 and moved to Sevier Co Tenn near Pigeon River in 1790,

Death IGI Jeremiah H COmpton 19 Jun 1794 Botetourt Co. Va Elizabeth Layman Children

Joseph COMPTON b: 1788 in Botetourt, Co, , Va
William M COMPTON b: 1789 in Pigeon River, Sevier, Co, Tenn
Zachariah COMPTON b: 1790 in Pigeon River, , , TN
Cyrus Syrus COMPTON b: 1804 in Pigeon River, Sevier, Co, Tenn
Joseph S COMPTON b: ABT 1802 in Pigeon River, Sevier, Co, Tenn
girl COMPTON b: 1800/1810 in 1830 census, Sevier, Co, TN
male COMPTON b: 1810/1815 in 1830 census, Sevier, Co, TN 1767 Elizabeth Compton 1769 Lydia Compton Security for marriage bond was John Brickey, - he married widow Mary after death of Abraham Compton her Uncle/ Aunt and he being step uncle

Security for marriage bond was  John Brickey, - he married widow Mary after death of Abraham Compton her Uncle/ Aunt and he being step uncle 1773 - 1830/1840 John Compton NOTES JOSEPH R COMPTON, son of John::
Also listed as native to Barren Co, death cert, 1850 Census 2nd div #367 1840 Census page 15 East of Little Barren river (10011-00011) i.e. we can place one male child below age 5, and probably a borther and a sister living with him.. He Was blacksmith, his father John COMPTON, biography in Perrin's Hist KY -

!1830 census of father john was one male 5-20, one male 10-15, one male 15-20 which would be Joseph R just turned 15 in March for June/July census, one male 50-60 which is John, (born between 1770 and 1780) and one female a sister to Joseph R daughter John 15-20, no older female (mother) shown so presumed dead by then.

!William Henry Compton who marries Phebe Ann. E Burton in 1853 in Barren Co Ky (book 2 page 209 Glasgow Ky -may well be the younger son born ca 1820-21 from the marriage date, and census says one son born 1820-25 which fits.

!Barren Co 1830 census age 1770-1780, prior to that 1820 Warren CO and 1810 also Warren Co Ky- NOTE dis linked RIN 217

!Warren co Ky 1810 census shows John 10010 males and 20100 for females, i.e. one older son below 10 and two dayghters born 1800-1810.

!Warren CO 1820 census shows 2000001 male and 1111 female - i.e. two boys below age 10 and John over 45 (born before 1775) and one daughter below 10, one 10 to 16 and one 16 to 26 with wife 26 to 45, i.e born.
before 1796 and after 1775..

!NOTES JOSEPH R COMPTON, son of John::
Also listed as native to Barren Co, death cert, 1850 Census 2nd div #367 1840 Census page 15 East of Little Barren river (10011-00011) i.e. we can place  one male child below age 5, and probably a borther and a sister living with him.. He Was blacksmith, his father John COMPTON, biography in Perrin's Hist KY -

!1830 census of father john was one male 5-20,  one male 10-15, one male 15-20 which would be Joseph R just turned 15 in March for June/July census,  one male 50-60 which is John, (born between 1770 and 1780) and one female a sister to Joseph R daughter John 15-20,  no older female (mother) shown so presumed dead by then.

!William Henry Compton who marries Phebe Ann. E Burton in 1853 in Barren Co Ky (book 2 page 209 Glasgow Ky -may well be the younger son born ca 1820-21 from the marriage date, and census says one son born 1820-25 which fits.

!Barren Co 1830 census age 1770-1780, prior to that 1820 Warren CO and 1810 also Warren Co Ky-  NOTE dis linked RIN 217

!Warren co Ky 1810 census shows John 10010  males and 20100 for females, i.e. one older son below 10 and two dayghters born 1800-1810.

!Warren CO 1820 census shows 2000001 male and 1111 female - i.e. two boys below age 10 and John over 45 (born before 1775) and one daughter below 10, one 10 to 16 and one 16 to 26 with wife 26 to 45, i.e born.
before 1796 and after 1775.. 1323 - 1369 Margery Picmere 46 46 1322 - <1365 Hugh FitzRoger 43 43 ~1662 John COMPTON Delbert Larsen 1537 - ~1589 Henry COMPTON 52 52 From Complete Peerage Vol 2 page 340 
Henry Compton or De Compton
Henry compton only son and heir of Peter Compton of Compton Wyngates,  Co. Warwick (Only son and heir of Sir William Compton a courier adn soldier of great distinction) by Anne dau of George Talbot 4th Earl of Shrewsbury was born 16 Feb 1537 suceeded his father, within a year of his birth 30 Jan 1538/9 was knighted by the Ealr of Leicester at Aurendel House 10 Feb 1566, and was summ to Parl. as a Baron (Lord Compton or De Compton) by writs directed "Henrico Compton de Compton Chev," from 8 May (1572) 31 Eliz.

He was oneof the Peers for the trial of Mary Queen of Scots and one of hte 4 chief attendants ayt her funeral 1 Aug 1587 
He married firstly Frances daughter of Francis (Hastings) 2nd Earl of Huntingdon by Katherine 1st dau and co-heir of Henry (Pole) Lord Montacute. She died in 1574.  He married secondly Anne widow of William (Stanley) Lord Monteagle (who d in 1574) 5th daughter of Sir John Spencer, of ALthrop, County of Northampton, by Katherine daughter of Sir Thomas Kitson of Hergrave, Suffolk.

He wa sbur 10 Dec 159 at Compton afsd. Will dated 17 May 1589 pr 1589. His widow m as his second wife Robert (Sackville) 2nd Earl of Dorset who died 27 Feb 1608/9 She died  22 Sep 1618 will probate 1618.

From Complete Peerage Vol 2 page 340
Henry Compton or De Compton
Henry compton only son and heir of Peter Compton of Compton Wyngates,  Co. Warwick (Only son and heir of Sir William Compton a courier adn soldier of great distinction) by Anne dau of George Talbot 4th Earl of Shrewsbury was born 16 Feb 1537 suceeded his father, within a year of his birth 30 Jan 1538/9 was knighted by the Ealr of Leicester at Aurendel House 10 Feb 1566, and was summ to Parl. as a Baron (Lord Compton or De Compton) by writs directed "Henrico Compton de Compton Chev," from 8 May (1572) 31 Eliz.

He was oneof the Peers for the trial of Mary Queen of Scots and one of hte 4 chief attendants ayt her funeral 1 Aug 1587
He married firstly Frances daughter of Francis (Hastings) 2nd Earl of Huntingdon by Katherine 1st dau and co-heir of Henry (Pole) Lord Montacute. She died in 1574.  He married secondly Anne widow of William (Stanley) Lord Monteagle (who d in 1574) 5th daughter of Sir John Spencer, of ALthrop, County of Northampton, by Katherine daughter of Sir Thomas Kitson of Hergrave, Suffolk.

He wa sbur 10 Dec 159 at Compton afsd. Will dated 17 May 1589 pr 1589. His widow m as his second wife Robert (Sackville) 2nd Earl of Dorset who died 27 Feb 1608/9 She died  22 Sep 1618 will probate 1618. 1865 - 1928 Henry W Harrington 63 63 1294 Maude DOWNS From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1315 Elizabeth MOBBERLEY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1284 - 1327 William MOBBERLEY 43 43 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1323 Joan MOBBERLY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. ~1522 - 1538 Peter COMPTON 16 16 1325 Ellen MOBBERLY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1327 Agnes MOBBERLY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Martha 1560 - 1630 William COMPTON 70 70 Complete Peerage Vol 2 p 340/341 see notes father Henry also
"Son and heir by first wife, was summoned by writ from 19 Feb (1592/3) 35 Eliz to Parl in his father's Barony as Lord Compton and toosd keat accordingly.  On 14 June 1618 Created Earl of Northampton. He died 14 June 1630 1755 - 1827 Amy COMPTON 72 72 Children:

John COMPTON BRICKEY b: 3 Jun 1782 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Mary BRICKEY b: Oct 1785 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Lydia twin BRICKEY b: 12 Feb 1788 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Jeremiah twin BRICKEY b: 12 Feb 1788 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Elizabeth BRICKEY b: 9 May 1791 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Peter BRICKEY b: 9 Feb 1794 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
Nancy BRICKEY b: 12 Jun 1796 in Botetourt, , Co, Va
William BRICKEY b: ABT 1798 in Botetourt, , Co, Va

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1884 - 1970 Arthur Simon Guthu 86 86 According to his daughter, June Steinbarth, he "always said he had no middle name."  Check birth certificate.
   Died from a stroke. According to June, "He was lying down, when he realized it was supper time. He jumped up quickly, and had a stroke. Never recovered from it."
   According to Sylvia (Guthu) Schulz, "Both our grandparents, Simon and Helen Guthu, spent their last week or months at Aunt Mary and Uncle Arthur's house. They took care of them."
   From Helen Bennett's (his mother) obit: Arthur made his home in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI.
  Also found in the book  A History of Iola, Wisconsin a listing for the call to the military for WWI.

SSN: SSN Issued by Railroad Board

According t

According to his daughter, June Steinbarth, he "always said he had no middle name."  Check birth certificate.
   Died from a stroke. According to June, "He was lying down, when he realized it was supper time. He jumped up quickly, and had a stroke. Never recovered from it."
   According to Sylvia (Guthu) Schulz, "Both our grandparents, Simon and Helen Guthu, spent their last week or months at Aunt Mary and Uncle Arthur's house. They took care of them."
   From Helen Bennett's (his mother) obit: Arthur made his home in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI.
  Also found in the book  A History of Iola, Wisconsin a listing for the call to the military for WWI.

SSN: SSN Issued by Railroad Board

Social Security Number: 708-05-5992

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54956
Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin ~1563 - 1632 Elizabeth Spencer 69 69 1319 Emme MOBBERLY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. ~1763 Stephen COMPTON ~1282 Margery MOBBERLEY From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 1913 - 1993 Curtis Virgil Bacon 80 80 DEATH: cert#93-26579 ~1633 Henry COMPTON 1623 - 1623 Infant Charles COMPTON ~1629 Spencer COMPTON ~1631 Francis COMPTON 1604 - 1654 Mary Beaumont 50 50 1897 - 1972 Lawrence Sylvester Guthu 75 75 Found in the book, A History of Iola, Wisconsin, published by the Iola Historical Society, a listing of men called to serve in the Military during WWI. Lawrence Guthu was listed along with his brother Arthur.

Found in the book, A Histo

Found in the book, A History of Iola, Wisconsin, published by the Iola Historical Society, a listing of men called to serve in the Military during WWI. Lawrence Guthu was listed along with his brother Arthur.

Social Security Number: 391-07-1877

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is where the Social Security Number was issued.

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is the last place of residence.

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 54911
Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin 1624 - 1661 Charles COMPTON 37 37 1625 - 1625 Henry COMPTON 1637 - 1705 Anne COMPTON 68 68 1639 - 1703 Penelope COMPTON 64 64 ~1664 Prudence Providence Isselton 1316 William de Hulse ~1702 Mary COMPTON 1851 Peter H Shafer SHAFER, PETER
  Spouse: MIDDLEHAM, ANNIE Marriage Date: 24 Aug 1871
  County: Rock Island State: IL

Coal Miner ~1706 - 1759 John COMPTON 53 53 ~1700 Orchie Altje or BLUE BLAAW Private Mildred Sether 1732 - 1817 Eunice Brockway 85 85 BIRTH: Taken from Hall and Plimpton's extract of Lyme vitals p 223 Additional information from "Genealogy of a Branch of Wolston Brockway, Who Settled in Lyme, Conn. about 1660." by Beman Brockway Generated by GenoPro®. Click here for details.