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1. Re: Complete Peerage Addition: Parentage of Elizabeth Holand, wife of Sir Roger Fiennes [1]
Dear Newsgroup ~ Going through the helpful online A2A catalogue last night (http://www.a2a.org.uk/about/index.asp), I located an additional document relating to Elizabeth (Holand) Fiennes' father, the senior Sir John Holand (living 1406), and also one which pertains to her brother, the younger Sir John Holand (died 1447/51). Both items are taken from the papers of the Gell family of Hopton, which are housed at the Derbyshire Record Office. Elizabeth (Holand) Fiennes' father and brother are often confused
2. Re: another Seljuk gateway [1]
whatever Kelsey J. Williams has posted in response to my original post on this thread is unread by me because he invents non-existent sources to "prove" his point, and when caught in the act he excuses himself by saying it was a "joke". see: From Kelsey J. Williams; Re: Christian I's ancestry; date: 19 Nov 2003, which I looked up and found at http://groups.google.com/groups?q=christian+I%27s+ancestry+kelsey+j.+williams&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=5b747dd9.0311191038.6e0f2872%40posting.google.com&rnum=1 see: Fro
3. Re: Royal Descent for John Howse [1]
Visitation records do not list both Howse and Hulse together. I do not know why the two names are used interchangeably, and I don't know if there is any contemporary record that would indicate that the names were synonymous. It might be worth noting, however, that the Oxford Dictionary of English Surnames (an otherwise thorough source) only lists the name Howse. Hulse is not listed at all. This is rather odd. In other lineages that I have thought of as being suspect (ie. Boone traced back to Bohun), the ety
4. Re: Barons of Malpas [1]
>From: "Todd A. Farmerie" taf2@po.cwru.edu >It would benefit the discussion if some specifics were included in such >critiques. Fully agree - for all. >As to Ormerod not having supported his conclusions well, we >have all gone over this, and I don't think anyone would now claim that >his version represents a proven account. Agree - it was a simple example. I suggest less quotes from Ormerod and more from Tait and Werburg charters etc. Paul is doing this - working his way thru the data. >Thus a loo
5. Re: CP Addition: Richard Pole's 1st marriage to Alice Stradling [1]
Dear Tim ~ The Pole family records which I culled from the PROCAT catalog are drawn from a variety of different classes of records. As such, I think when you check the original records, you'll find that the surname is spelled Pole just as the modern catalog indicates. I might add that in addition to the records I reported for Geoffrey Pole and his son, Sir Richard Pole, I also found around 30 records involving Sir Richard Pole's three sons, Henry, K.B. [Lord Montagu], Geoffrey, Knt., and Cardinal Reginal
6. Re: A Valid Seljukid Descent [1]
gkkwilliams@cowboy.net (Kelsey J. Williams) wrote in message news:<5b747dd9.0404260554.90b9f19@posting.google.com>... > pierre_aronax@hotmail.com (Pierre Aronax) wrote in message news:<6779ec44.0404260156.2114afd3@posting.google.com>... > > > > > The tables of Sturdza and Toumanoff, who pretend to give the name of > > the lady obviously without any source, are definitely a very feeble > > base for a genealogical speculation. > > > > Pierre > > Yes, they seem to be rife with errors. It would appe
7. Von Sierstorpff [1]
Can anyone identify the parents of Luise Freiin von Sierstorpff? She married Heinrich Auguste Graf von Itzenplitz (who was born on February 23, 1799 and died on February, 1883). I have seen references suggesting that she is a member of the Driburg branch.
8. Re: Barons of Malpas [1]
>From: p_m_stewart@msn.com (Peter Stewart) >Date: 4/19/04 >I do hope this deeply obtuse time-wasting has now come to an end. Now >with his last installment surely everyone can see how hollow were his >original claims to know something that every scholar before him had >missed. > He simply doesn't understand the basic disciplines of this >kind of research, and has been led deep into error by an ignis fatuus. >Not a shred of actual evidence has been offered to su
9. Re: A Valid Seljukid Descent [1]
pierre_aronax@hotmail.com (Pierre Aronax) wrote in message news:<6779ec44.0404260156.2114afd3@posting.google.com>... > The tables of Sturdza and Toumanoff, who pretend to give the name of > the lady obviously without any source, are definitely a very feeble > base for a genealogical speculation. > > Pierre Yes, they seem to be rife with errors. It would appear that both of them were rather over enthusiastic in making unjustified assumptions. However, the genealogical data on Ioannes IV which ca
10. Re: Papers of the family of Temple of Bishopstrow, Wilts. [1]
W.H. Whitmore, comp., "The Genealogy of the Families of Payne and Gore," included as an appendix in the Burt Franklin reprint of the Prince Society volume, _Sir William Alexander and American Colonization_ (1873) [the genealogy includes a family narrative written by Edward Payne (b. 1722) of Boston, grandson of Sarah Winslow who married (1) Miles Standish; (2) Tobias Payne; and (3) Richard Middlecott], p. 12: "Anno 1672, my Grandmother was again married to Mr Richard Middlecott, Merchant, son of Mr Middlec
11. Re: A Valid Seljukid Descent [1]
"George Tsambourakis" wrote in message news:... > > Of course, I assumed you mean here that his children were born AFTER 1426 > > (and not before as you wrote probably by error). Or have I missed > something? > > As I said, Allegedly they married 1426 but three of the four children were > born before 1415 (Theodora, Valenca and Alexios) (As I said Allegedly). > The third daughter Caterina ALLAGEDLY was born About 1438. Yes yes, yo
12. Re: CP Addition: Cecily de Beauchamp's 2nd Turberville marriage [1]
>From: royalancestry@msn.com >So, corrections abound and questions remain. This matter deserves >further study. Dear Doug, Thank you for your good post, ignoring what was recently posted pointing you to my article. I've checked all that you've just posted and much more (including many things not available at Salt Lake City). If you will kindly order PRO Ministers' and Receivers' Accounts, S.C. 6/1, 202/15 [Gower Lordship, 23 Rich. II to Hen. IV] and check the section concerning Llandimore and Knyte
13. Re: A Valid Seljukid Descent [1]
RDAVIDHUGHES1@AOL.com (David Hughes) wrote in message news:... > in your "Valid Seljukid Descent", your generations # 9 and # 10 should > not be father and daughter as you have them, but # 10 Valenza Komnene > is the sister [not daughter] of # 9 Ioannes IV Komnenos, Tyrant of > Trebizond > which of course invalidates your proposed line Yes, this does seem possible, if she was actually a Megale Komnene. I apologize for the "valid" descent which is now obvious
14. Re: Battle of Bosworth (slightly OT) [1]
>From: stallard@cavtel.net >Date: 4/15/04 01:28 PM Central >I have two ancesters who fought for RIII at Bosworth; >1) John Sacheverell, Knight of Morley, Derbyshire, husband of Joan >Stathom, and son of Ralph Sacheverell and Joan Curzon. His memorial >brass at St. Matthews in Morley expressly mentions that he was slain >fighting at Bosworth. >2) Humphrey de Beaufo of Whelton,... >My question is, can we derive the units or "wings" to which these men >were likely attached? IIRC that Sacheverell was w
15. Re: POSSIBLE GATEWAY: FROM AFRICA TO EUROPE [1]
Doug McDonald wrote in message news:<406C9A90.B64BDFE0@scs.uiuc.edu>... [snip] > Obviously, as I mentioned, if somebody discovered the > "Dead Sea Genealogical Scrolls" and they were dated > as contemporaneous, then that could be proof. What he > should have said is "unsupportable with present data". [snip] Yes, that would have been a more sensible conclusion. Todd's impressive scholarship in other instances leads me to believe that he understands but merely refuses to admit hi
16. Re: Bernardino Fernandez de Velasco, Duque de Frias, Conde de Haro [1]
"Josi Carlos de la Garza Tamiz" wrote in message news:... > Thanks so much for the information. Because you are descended from Marcos > Alonso de la Garza, perhaps you may be able to answer the following: > > Marcos' wife was Juana de Treviqo Quintanilla. Her parents were: > Diego de Treviqo Alcozer and Beatriz de Quintanilla, m. ca 1550. His parents > were: > > Diego Temiqo de Velasco and Francisca de Alcozer. m. ca 1520. His parents > are purporte
17. Milagro Llorens's Genealogy Books [1]
Reed92092@fastmail.fm (Reed) wrote in message news:... > Has anyone seen/used any of the numerous books written by Milagro Llorens Casani? I have not used/seen any of these books. My book sources in Spain carry only some of these. The one on the Magyar ancestry of Infanta Elena rings a bell. I doubt that they are based on original research, but appear to compilations from work by others. There is a big market in Spain for royal and noble genealogy titles
18. Re: Plantagenet Connection [1]
geb@gordonbanks.com (Gordon Banks) wrote in message news:<1080843386.7111.3.camel@localhost.localdomain>... > Finton's website is no longer responding. Anyone know if his > publication has gone belly up? I thought I replied in a personal message that the website has moved to kennethharperfinton.com The issues are nearly a year behind, but the 2003 issue is now complete and almost ready for the printer. I have been publishing just once a year, as my other interests take lots of time and I have little ti
19. Re: A DNA question [1]
How about an old hair wreath about 100 years old, any DNA usable in that? Bob Olson
20. Re: Barons of Malpas [1]
>From: p_m_stewart@msn.com (Peter Stewart) vs StNeel >Paul Bulkley has posted a lot of references that he flatly stated were >sufficient evidence to prove that Ormerod was wrong and he was right. But Ormerod is full of errors it seems and Paul is giving references for consideration of all. >As to his sincerity in addressing the problems involved, I can only >wonder why I had to spend so much time & effort sorting out the >references. That is the name of the game - each does his own research. :-) >P
21. Re: A Valid Seljukid Descent [1]
RDAVIDHUGHES1@AOL.com (David Hughes) wrote in message news:... > in your "Valid Seljukid Descent", your generations # 9 and # 10 should > not be father and daughter as you have them, but # 10 Valenza Komnene > is the sister [not daughter] of # 9 Ioannes IV Komnenos, Extraordinary! You have find a new source or something? Because, as far as I know, the only source we have about this suspect alliance makes of the alleged Komnhnh who married a Crispo the daughte
22. Re: Abu Zayd [1]
Burns wrote a more recent study of Alda's origins in 1993 (for details see below). However, I am not certain this article provides addition details on Maria Ferrandis's parentage. The following is from the Arenos web page, which I mentioned in a post on Feb 23 2003. There are other Muslim lines to modern European nobles. The de Granada family descend from the last Kings of Granada, and have many descendants among the Lancastre and other Portugese noble families. In the 14th and 15th Centuries, the King
23. CP Addition: Cecily Beauchamp's 2nd Turberville marriage [1]
Dear Everyone ~ Complete Peerage 2 (1912): 48-50 (sub Beauchamp) includes an account of the baronial Beauchamp family of Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset. The senior male line of this family ended in 1361, on the death of John Beauchamp, 3rd Lord Beauchamp, at which point his lands were divided between his sister, Cecily, widow of Roger Seymour (then aged 40) and his nephew, John de Meriet (then aged 15). In note a on page 50, Complete Peerage states that "the bulk of the estates seems to have devolved on the 1
24. Re: descent of the BALTHAE DYNASTY of Spain [1]
Interesting line, more familiar territory for most I'm sure. Berig has an old traditional pedigree tracing him back to days long gone. The problem is going to be finding a way to connect the tail end of this genealogy to others. The Aupais identification doesn't seem to be popular, and some seem to love to tear away a connection between the later Spanish kings and the Visigoths. Count Dominic O'Kelly RDAVIDHUGHES1@AOL.com (David Hughes) wrote in message news:
25. Re: male-line ancestry of the House of Saxe-Coburg [1]
I am reminded of the chart pedigrees that used to be posted in the Family History Library in the 1940s showing various descents of European royalty from Adam, all, of course, legendary [to use a polite term], but as an adolescent I was at least initially impressed. Now, of course, most of us know better.
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