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1. Re: Gerberga, wife of Adalbert (was re. Welfs) [1]
>Stuart's "Royalty For Commoners" (94:34): > >Adelbert II, King of Lombardy, Joint-king of Italy, 950-961; b.c936; d. >abt.30 Apr 971; md. (1) Gerberga of Macon; "heiress of Macon; d. 11 Dec.986 >dau. of Othon (says ES, II:59). NOTE: Moriarity, p.37, says parents of >Gerberga were Lietaud I, Count of Macon, and Berta. Other sources say >LAMBERT, COUNT OF CHALONS and AELIZ." > >I have > > Anyone have any strong opinions as to the correct identity of Gerberga's >parents ? > >Today is the first day of the re
2. Re: Brittany/Cornouaille connection ? [1]
>Jim Stevens wrote: > >>I ran accross an old source which stated that the father of HOEL, the Coun= t >>of Nantes, who became Duke of Brittany through his marriage to Havoise, th= e >>dau. of Duke Alain III, was Alan Canihart,Count of Cornouille. Is this >>correct ? If so, can anyone post the line of the Counts of Cornouille ? > > >The counts of Cornouaille (who were apparently in some cases also >bishops of Cornouaille - I guess the prohibition against married >clergy was not enforc
3. Re: Cokayne's on MARCH and MORTIMER [1]
In article <961123234309_1816675597@emout15.mail.aol.com> Melissa Mytinger writes: >I'd be interested, too. Please advise! >Thanks. >Melissa >MMytinger@aol.com ><< >Here is what Cokayne's CP has on Mortimer (from articles on MARCH and > >MORTIMER): > I would love to see these articles! > Any chance of Email or Smail copies? Larger public and university libraries will almost always have a set of the _Complete Peerage_. You would be well advised to locate the nearest set. G. E. Cok
4. Bertha of Kent 540-580 [1]
Keywords: Something is amiss According to the Latter Day Saints Ancestral File Bertha of Kent provides an essential link between the old Kings of France and Charlemagne. They say she was the mother of Arnoldus by Ausbert. In history I see her as the wife of Aethelbert, King of Kent. Did Ausbert die and and his widow migrate to England, if so why did she leave her son behind. If anyone knows the story please advise, it's driving me nuts.
5. surname DOLLEKENS or DOLKENS [1]
Hello everybody, On a birth-certificate of one of my ancestors is the name of the child written as DOLLEKENS. The father signed with the name DOLKENS . Was he drunk? Can anybody help to clear this problem? My ancestors originated from Waalwijk / Netherlands. Thanks so far, Kees Dollekens
6. Re: AGATHA, WIFE of EDWARD the EXILE [1]
W. David Samuelsen wrote: > > Dave Utzinger wrote: > > > > Just want to alert everyone to a wonderful article in todays NEHGR (Oct 1996 > > whole number 600) re: AGATHA, wife of Prince Edward of England the younger > > son of Edmund II Ironside and his wife Eldgyth, where her much disputed > > parentage is "proven" as JAROSLAV I, Grand Prince of Kiev, and INGEGARDE of > > Sweden. > > OLD NEWS, I knew about it, it was over 15 years ago and it was published > by S.V. (I can never get his full name right) Pre
7. Re: TREAT/GAYLARD [1]
Dear Gordon and Spencer ~ It is a delight to see your civilized conversation! With gratitude, Melissa
8. Re: Which Flavor of Stammtafeln? [1]
"D. Spencer Hines" wrote: > It doesn't take one long on this list to determine that the >preferred unimpeachable source---of the Illuminati---on which to hang one's >hat and argument---is "Stammtafeln zur Geschichte der Europaischen Staaten" >[Genealogical Tables for the History of the European States] >[Stammtafeln---or ES, for short] ES is far from "unimpeachable". In fact, one only has to look at ES's chart of the kings of "Haithabu" (Hedeby) in order to find a chart w
9. Re: Tracing family - 20 Dec. 1996 [1]
Do you have any information that would connect this line with the James ROBINSON (ROBERTSON), of Lee Co, Virginia, born about 1784, married Katherine ..., and died 1836? Angus Robinson wrote: > > Good morning folks, > I hope you all have your Christmas shopping done. I noticed the queries > concerning Mary I, Queen of Scots when I read my email this morning. I checked the internet and came up with the following URL. > > http://www.netsrq.com/~dbois/maryscot.html > > The site will give some
10. A Merry Christmas To All [1]
Good Morning All! A friend and fellow researcher sent me a wonderful Christmas card this morning and I *had* to share it with everyone! Please receive it in the joy that it was given; I've no desire to incite any flaming discussions, I simply want to pass on what I feel is a *wonderful* message of the season! May God bless and keep you all, and may the true joy of the season wrap snuggly around you! J * S ******* E
11. Re: Gerberga, wife of Adalbert (was re. Welfs) [1]
Alan B. Wilson wrote: > > In article <199612010907.RAA08289@cyllene.uwa.edu.au>, Medieval Genealogy > Discussion List [Jim Stevens] wrote: > > > >>>Stuart's "Royalty For Commoners" (94:34): > > >>> > > >>>Adelbert II, King of Lombardy, Joint-king of Italy, 950-961; b.c936; d. > > >>>abt.30 Apr 971; md. (1) Gerberga of Macon; "heiress of Macon; d. 11 > Dec.986 > > >>>dau. of Othon (says ES, II:59). NOTE: Moriarity, p.37, says parents of > > >>>Gerberga were Lietaud I, Count of
12. Re: AGATHA, WIFE of EDWARD the EXILE [1]
carolyncc@aol.com wrote: > > In article <199612291638.TAA08635@main.com2com.ru>, > wrote: > > >I have information that Agatha was a daughter of Istvan I of Hungary > >(969-1038) and Gisele of Bavaria (985-1033). Maybe it's wrong ? > > > >Jaroslav I had three daughters: Anastasia, married Andreas I of Hungary; > >Anna, who married Henry I of France; and Elisabeth, who married Harald > III > >of Norway. What arguments are in favour of Agatha's possible parentage ? > > > >Alexan
13. Moslem future Sultan jilted for Christian nobleman ? [1]
Is this the germ of an interesting story waiting to be told ? : Per Stuart's "Royalty For Commoners" (293:41) & (294:41) the first husband of Oneca Fortun of Pampolona was Abdallah I, Sultan of Cordoba 882/912 (b.842/ d.912). Note that while Abdallah was still living, in 880, but two years before he became Sultan, Oneca married Aznar Sanchez, Lord de Larron. Today is the first day of the rest of your life ! (jstevens@iquest.net) Jim
14. Re: Lords DACRE of Gillesland [1]
> Thank you for the information. Which Ralph Neville was this? (dates?) I > have several in my database. Ralph Neville (born before 1364, died 21 Oct 1425) is the 1st Earl of Westmoreland who married (as a child) Margaret Stafford as his first wife. Also how is William FitzHugh, Lord > FitzHugh, related to Baron Geo. Fitzhugh who m. Katherine Dacre, dau. of Humphrey Dacre? Thanks! > George FitzHugh (7th Lord FitzHugh) is son of Richard FitzHugh (6th Lord FitzHugh) and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of S
15. Re: Lords DACRE of Gillesland [1]
Susie Stevens wrote: > > Ref: Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Century Colonists by David Faris > Page 76, DACRE > > Can someone help me understand the numbering of the Lords Dacre? > > William, no dates given, was the 5th Lord Dacre; Cokayne's "The Complete Peerage", Vol. IV, p. 6, gives his death date as 20 Jul 1399, with burial in Lanercost Priory. his son, > Thomas, 1387-1457/8, was the 6th Lord Dacre; his younger son, (see Cokayne's, "The Complete Peerage", Vol. IV, p. 18.) > Humphrey, ????-
16. Re: Early Europeans in North America [1]
Apparently some people have found strong links in the Micmac Indian language to Phoenician - Not being a linguist, I wouldn't know how true or untrue this may be. The Micmac certainly lived on the coast of Northern into Nova Scotia and New Brunswick - and there are some indications that Phoencian sailors might have gotten this far, certainly Vikings did (and farther south). I would be interested in knowing if linquists ever did a complete study on all the coastal Native American Languages to see what might
17. Ragnar Lothbrok [1]
Sometime in 1995 (I don't have the date), I posted an earlier version of the article below in answer to an item asking whether or not Ragnar Lothbrok existed. Since Anders Berg has asked me if he can put this item on his web page, I decided to update it and submit it again, and solicit comments, before making any final corrections. The section "Could RAGNALL and LOTHBROK have been the same person?" is new, and was not in last year's posting. The rest is essentially the same as last year's version, with s
18. Re: RURIK, PRINCE OF KIEV [1]
In article <199612192159.AAA14319@main.com2com.ru>, Alexander says... > snip >Alexander Agamov >Moscow, Russia >agamov@com2com.ru I'm rather late again on this, but I noticed in an earlier very interesting post of yours that you suggested Rurik of Novgorod might be the same person as Roric of Frisia, who is mentioned in the Frankish histories. I didn't see any come back on this so I'm posting now. I looked in some of the Frankish sources, the Annals of St.Bertin, and saw that Roric is attested in Frisia i
19. Re: Hugh de Burgh Justicular of England [1]
In a message dated 96-12-08 03:10:50 EST, you write: << Was the above mentioned HUBERT DE BURGH the son of William de Burgh, Lord of Connaught (d.1205) and brother of Richard de Burgh, Lord of Connaught (d.1242) ? I'm guessing this because the chronology would fit. >> Sorry, I do not carry the line back beyond Hubert. Always optimistic--Dave
20. Information needed on General Verloin of Austria [1]
-- I am researching the Degruy family of Louisiana. They are suppose to b e descended from a General Verloin of Austria. A 17th century supposed prince of Austria. Any help will be appreciated. I have tried but I cannot find anything on this elusive man. Thank you, Gretchen Kraft_Costanza at gkc01@gnofn.org
21. Re: FULK THE BLACK [1]
>Hello Gordon, >Fulk Nerra is my ancestor, too, & probably ancestor to at least tens of >thousands?! >Did you read anything about his strange wife, Melusine? She was believed >to be the daughter of Lucifer! Fulk the Black came back from his travels >with the beautiful Melusine. They had four children. Melusine rarely >attended Mass, & always left before the equivalent of the >communion/sacrament (I'm not RC). Fulk was pressured into making her stay, >& had four knights hold her in her place one day. S
22. Any leads for Brinkhurst in U.K. ? Please [1]
Hi , : ) Do you have any leads for Brinkhurst in the U.K. ? Are there a lot in the phone book there ? Please , I need some help. Thanks , David dbrink@telusplanet.net Canada
23. The Sancho sons of Garcia IV [1]
I understand Todd Farmerie to hold that Garcia IV, King of Navarre (1020-1054) had a son by Etiennette of Carcassonne/ Foix who became Sancho IV, King of Navarre and another son, also named Sancho, who was illigitimate. Which Sancho was the father of Ramiro II (I'm hazy as to of what - Navarre ?). Which Sancho married Constanza of Moranon ? Dis both Sanchos become progenitors of royal/noble lines ? Today is the first day of the rest of your life ! (jstevens@iquest.net) Jim
24. Re: DRAKE,CRANDALL,BABCOCK,TANNER,SOULE,WEST [1]
>My line is the John Drake/Elizabeth Crandall one. > >The LDS lib has an extensive Drake line that traces back to John Drake >1330/Christian Billett 1354. This marriage gave the Billett seat at Ashe >into the line. Son John Drake 1388 married Christian Antage 1392; then >his son John Drake 1418 who married the dau of John Cruwys lost the seat to >an interloper who gained it illegally. These were called the "Otterton >Drakes". > >This last John Drake's son, John b. 1448 m. Agnes Kelloway. Their son >Joh
25. Re: Thomas, Lord de Roos [1]
howrdrose@AOL.COM wrote: > > Does anyone know the spouse of Thomas, 9th Lord de Roos of Helmsley & > Belvoir, attainted in 1461 after the defeat at Towton, executed at > Newcastle, May 17, 1464, prob. son of Thomas, Lord de Roos and Eleanor > Beauchamp who later married the Duke of Somerset? The Roos family was > then reportedly in exile for over 30 years. Does anyone know where, or > when they returned to England? According to The Complete Peerage, by Cokayne, Vol. XI, p. 106-107, his son Edmund de Ros,
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