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1. KEITH of Inverugie [1]
I am interested in information on the Scottish family Keith of Inverugie, mainly in the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century, when there lived a William Keith of Inverugie. Christoffer Owe -- ******************************************************************* Christoffer Owe GF-252 Dybdahlsvei 14 Norwegian University of Science and Technology 7017 Trondheim email: tco@fm.unit.no Norway Home-page: htt
2. Re: Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants out-of-print? [1]
---------- > From: Tony Ashdon > To: GEN-MEDIEVAL@MAIL.EWORLD.COM > Subject: Re: Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants out-of-print? > Date: Wednesday, April 09, 1997 5:11 PM > > > > >Genealogical Publishing Company doesn't have any. I called them > Monday. > > > >Jerry W. Murphy > > Have you tryed New England Historic Genealogical Society (Boston, MA) ? > > (617) 536-5740. > > I bought on there on 2/14/97.. $45.00 + 2.50 P&H > > Tony I called the New England Historic Genealogical Society
3. Maud de Lacy (early 1200s) [1]
Regarding Maud de Lacy : Weis' "Ancestral Roots . . ." (63A:28) is the source for her marriage to William de Braose. (29A:28) for her marriage to Walter de Clifford. (54:29) mentions a Maud de Clare as wife of ROGER DE LACY and mother JOHN DE LACY, who was created Earl of Lincoln in 1232. Have no verification that this is the same Maud. I cannot recall how identified her as the Maud de Clare who m. Roger de Lacy. While trying to verify this marrige, the sources I have checked so far merely identify her
4. Re: ELLIOT \ BOTELER [1]
TO: MARLYN@EARTHWORLD.COM M> From: Marlyn Lewis M> Subject: Re: ELLIOT \ BOTELER M> > 3. Elizabeth BOTELER1,2 was born between 1610 and 1612. She M> died after 1668/69. M> > She was married to William C. CLAIBORNE Colonel (son of Edmund M> CLAIBORNE and Grace BELLINGHAM) M> This is incorrect. See The Virginia Magazine. The William M> Claiborne as son of Edmund and Grace never left England. There is M> another William Claiborne who was the one who went to Virginia. M> That W
5. BREMME, S'Iehan of Boulogne [1]
I am looking for the descendants of S'Iehan BREMME bourgeois of Boulogne, France. He lived in the XIV century. Thank you. D.C. -- ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo +Labor improbus omnia vincit; ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
6. Re: 1997-06-18 VP Meets with Romanian Prime Minister Ciorbea [1]
Is ther some reason you are posting these kinds of messages to the medieval genealogy newsgroup? It certainly seems off topic to me. I'm sure that there are more appropriate newsgroups for posting such items in future. In article <866808136@dsenter.com>, Medieval Genealogy Discussion List wrote: > MSGID: 1:2613/404.0 3a880935 > TID: FastEcho 1.46 8580 > THE WHITE HOUSE > > Office of the Vice President > > __________________
7. Re: Oldest Lineage In Europe ? [1]
cbennett@adnc.com wrote: > > In article <3353B6A0.22B6@worldnet.att.net>, > shines@worldnet.att.net wrote: > > > > > > Secondly, what is "Monash University"-----or is that just a figment of > > your fertile imagination? If your level of intellectual effort and > > probity is reflective of the graduates of said institution----we should > > all mark you down as its poster boy and ignore any further chatter from > > anyone educated by that benighted institution. > > > Spence -- > > You have so
8. Re: BEUFORT Family [1]
TLBCLB wrote: > > I am interested in the Beufort Family. I understand that the name > Beufort was first given to the illigitimate children of John of Gaunt and > his then mistress Kathrine Roet Swynford who he later married. I am > interested in all of these children and their descendants. > > Lee Burnham > tlbclb@aol.com > > Dr. Lee Burnham > Rocky Mountain Center for Human Development > Dedicated to creating material to help parents meet the developmental needs of > children > A Test of the Home Learn
9. Re: Antenor, King of the Cimmerians [1]
Todd A. Farmerie wrote: > > Jane P Justice wrote: > > > > I have a line of descent here that I got off the World Family Tree. It > > was not sourced. If no one can verify this, maybe someone can at least > > give me the name of a book that might deal with it. I apologize for the > > length. Robin :) > > > > 38. Pharamond, Duke of the East Franks m. Argotta, daughter of Guinbald, > > Duke of the West Franks > > d. 425 > > 39. Clodius, King of the West Franks m. Basina, daughter of Wedelphus, > > K
10. Re: The American Genealogist (TAG) [1]
At 10:08 AM 4/14/97 -0500, you wrote: >Can someone give me the address to TAG. I would like to subscribe. I seem >to recall someone posting the address a few months back but I couldn't find >it using DejaNews. Thank you. > >Jerry W. Murphy > > The American Genealogist PO Box 398 Demorest GA 30535-0398 USA Subscription rates: $25/yr (4 issues); $48/2 yr; $70/3 yr; $7/single issue; $10/yr additional for non-US airmail delivery Copied from the most recent issue.
11. Re: Robert De Caen [1]
In soc.genealogy.medieval Todd A. Farmerie wrote: RBHondo wrote: > My records show that the mother of Robert de Caen was Nesta Tudor, Princes > of North Wales. I have also found her listed as Nest Tewdwr. I suppose > that this is the Welch spelling or at least an attempt at the original > spelling. I also have her father listed as Rhys ap Tewdwr Mawr, Prince of > South Wales b.? d. 1093. There are two issues to address here. The first is the maternity of
12. ADELA (ADELAIDE) DAU LOUIS I [1]
Who was the husband or who were the husbands of ADELAIDE daughter of LOUIS I (Holy Roman Emperor of the West) and ERMENGARDE OF HESBAYE? Any help will be much appreciated. Dick dick.bishop2@MCI2000.com
13. Re: Ragnar Lothbrok ahnenlist [1]
Judith Sanders wrote: >1. Ragnar Lothbrok, black roan with burgundy eyes, b. 12 Dec 96 in a >dishpan. >2. Juggernaut, aka Jughead, b. 8 Mar 96 in Teacher's Pet Ferretry. >3. Wilhelmine, pale choc. point, b. 9 Dec 95 in Frettchenmeister Ferrets. >4. Boris, sable fine point, b. 94 in Teacher's Pet Ferretry. >5. Sassafras, sable with white head. >6. Willy Pete, black-eyed white, b. 20 Jan 95 in Prehistoric Ferrets. >7. Cinderella, sable, b. 29 May 94 in Frettchenmeister Ferrets. >8. Ramb
14. King Coel "old king cole" [1]
Hi. I've been talking with a person who is interetsted in tying Old King Cole who was really King Coel of Scotland? to the Planatagenet line. The title of the book is "Folk Hereos of Britian" by Charles Knightly published by THames and Hudson Ltd., London. She's interested in this at a historical view, not genealogy, but I'm interested in the genealogical aspect of this. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you. Erin Bradford kshai@montana.campus.mci.net http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/gen
15. Re: Conde or Conte [1]
etaine@aol.com (Etaine) wrote: > >Looking for information on the line of Louis De Conde he was related to >Henry Bourbon - King of Navare and later crowned Henry IV of France. Louis was Henry's uncle, a younger brother of Henry's father. What would you like to know? William Addams Reitwiesner wrei@erols.com "Sic gorgiamus allos subjectatos nunc."
16. Re: Margaret (-)(CORBET)MALLORY [1]
I'd like to open discussion of the theory that Margaret (--) (CORBET) MALLORY, widow of Robert CORBET (1383-1420) and wife of William MALLORY ( -1445) may have been the daughter of John BURLEY and sister of William BURLEY. When Sir Roger CORBET of Moreton Corbet, Shropshire and his wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Fulk, 1st Lord Strange of Blackmere, both died in 1395 (he in September and she in November), their son Robert was still a minor of about 12 years of age. [The Commons, 1386-1421 ed. J. S. Roskell,
17. Houses of Lancester & Plantagenet [1]
For the non-studious: Georgette Heyer's last novel printed in the 1970's "My Lord John" (on John Duke of Bedford younger brother of Henry V, Pan books) lists at the front the central characters of the houses of Lancaster, York, Gloucester, Mortimer, Beaufort, Holland, Arundel, Warwick, Neville, Percy and Mowbray,( the period covered being 1393 -1413) e.g.: Arundel: Richard Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel; Thomas Fitzalan, later Earl of Arundel his son; Thomas (Archbishop of York, later Archbishop of Canterbury )h
18. Robert de Burgh [1]
I have seen a reference to a Norman, Robert de Burgh, as "half-brother and companion in arms" of William I (The Conqueror). Can someone supply the history of this family, and its connection to William? -- Charles W. Koberg Venture Consultant San Antonio, Texas "eheu fugaces labuntur anni"
19. Re: Henry Percy ad infinitum & Lucy [1]
What more can you tell me about Henry Percy, 3rd Earl and his wife Eleanor Poynings? I am interested in their children - specifically Elizabeth who married Henry Scrope, Lord Scrope of Bolton. Do you have anything about the children of Henry Scrope and Elizabeth? Thanks for any information you have. Dr. Lee Burnham Rocky Mountain Center for Human Development Dedicated to creating material to help parents meet the developmental needs of children A Test of the Home Learning Climate available at (family@inf
20. Re: Oldest Lineage In Europe ? [1]
[Crossposted from soc.history.medieval to soc.genealogy.medieval] In article , ironmtn@bigfoot.com (Mike Cleven) wrote: > > > I was going to respond similarly to the allegation in the previous post > that all the crowned heads in the world can be traced to Charlemagne; the > Japanese and Chinese imperial families are obviously out of the question, > and equally figures such as the various Turkic khaqans and sultanates, the > maharajahs of the subcon
21. Re: Margaret Burley [1]
Kay Allen wrote the following -- >Seek and ye shall find. Ask and it shall be given unto you. >Evelyn H. Martin, "Bromcroft In the Parish of Diddlebury, and Its >Owners," Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural >History Society 4th Series Vol. 6 (39 overall) 1916-17. pp. 230-231. > >"Will of John Burley, 1415 > > In the Name of God, Amen. In the month of October 1415, I, John >Burley, Esquire, in the County of Salop, sound in mind and of good >memory, make my Will. I leave my soul to
22. Re: ERRORS (+Genealogist) [1]
MRS CHARLOTTE C SMITH wrote: > > Hello from California USA and here is what I have on the Genealogist. > It was commenced in 1877 under Geroge w. Marshall, whose > Genealogists' guide is still and essential bibliography. It ceased > publication in 1921 with its 44th volume. There is a new one calle > THE GENEALOGIST called new series that is published in England. I > correspond with its editor and here is his name and address. I am > sure if you write him he will tell you where and all about issues. F.
23. Re: De or de [1]
>At 12:18 PM 4/23/97 GMT, you wrote: >>When working on medieval genealogy I have often encountered surnames with >>de or De such as De Clare and de Clare. Is the D supposed to be >>capitalized? Also the same problem with Le and le (ex. Le Strange or le >>Strange). When alphabetizing the names is it better to eliminate the De or >>Le and use the main part of the surname? This has been bothering me for >>quite some time. I type my records in and wonder if I'm doing it correctly. >>Could someone solve my dilem
24. Re: BATHORY/NADASDY/ZRINYI/RAKOCZY [1]
cmw12635@aol.com (CMW12635) wrote: > I am interested in learning if a descendant of the infamous "blood >countess," Elizabeth Bathory, married into the Rakoczy family, several >of whose members were princes of Transylvania. > > Elizabeth Bathory married into the Nadasdy family. One of her >daughters married into the Zrinyi family. A Rakoczy prince of >Transylvania married into the Zrinyi family. Was this lady a descendant >of the "blood countess?" Nope. The daughter of Erzsebet who married a
25. Medieval Church Records and Books [1]
Most Church records for Marriages, Deaths, and Baptisms, etc began after 1600, but there seems to be fragments of old tax records much earlier. I had always been told that all the records were burned during the 30 years WAR, but I find this difficult to believe that "ALL" were to come to this end. I have also been told that in the medieval period, it was common to bury the church bell and maybe the records when ever and area was threatened in Northern Europe and that in many of the old churchs there may be
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