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1. Re: vx. on Visitation of Surrey [1]
"vx" abbreviates "uxor" and should show at least the surname of the person to whom the daughter was married.
2. Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex [1]
Did Robert Devereux (1566-1601), 2nd Earl of Essex have any illegitimate offspring? If so, are any details known regarding their lives? Thank you. Charles Ward
3. Re: Origins of Gundreda, wife of William de Warenne [1]
Frederick's name does not appear. That Gundred was a sister of "Gerbod II" seems to have been stated in several other places but Warlop apparently did not concern himself with the Gundred problem.
4. Re: "Plantagenet" ---- An Explanation [1]
In article <3976F646.9C02F69B@NOSPAMboeing.com>, Mike Dana wrote: >Renia Simmonds wrote: >> >> BDB wrote: >> >> > A curious USA SC Southerner. (I can name all GGreat >> > Grands.) My question is: Why is everyone of English >> > extraction necessarily a descendant of the Royals? Funny, because mean that everyone of English extraction is descendant of Poles :))) -- A.D.Danilecki "szopen" -- Linux registered user nr 160460 Od w3adzy ludu wolj w3adzj ludzi
5. Guillaume II Talvas de Alencon [1]
I have the following information on Guillaume II Talvas de Alencon b. 985 d. 1048 Spouse: Hildeburge de Beaumont Father: William I Alencon Sibling: Waren Montagne Child: Mabel de Talvas Alencon Can anyone tell me if this is correct? If not, what should it be. _______________________________________________________________________ Free Unlimited Internet Access! Try it now! http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/altavista/index.html _______________________________________________________________________
6. Mother of Richard II de Normandie [1]
Oops! I was asking about the mother of Richard II, not Robert I. Is there very little known about her? Thanks! ~Tatjana >1. Robert I 'the Devil' > Duke of Normandy > b: ca 1000, d: 22 July 1035, Nicaea > > 2. Richard II 'the Good' > Duke of Normandy > d: 28 Aug. 1027 > m: 1000-1008 > 3. Judith de Bretagne > b: 982, d: 16 June 1017 > > 4. Richard I 'the Fearless' > Duke of Normandy > b: 933, Fecamp > d: 20 Nov. 996 > 5. Gunnor > d: 1031 > 6. Conan I > Duke of Britt
7. Re: SPQR [1]
In alt.usage.english Christopher Wright wrote: > In article <397377EA.8222BBD9@indiana.edu>, ajbryant@indiana.edu wrote: > >>Mine is "Veni, vidi, velcro." -- I came, I saw, I stuck around. > > Wouldn't that be 'Veni, vidi, velcrabo?' No, "velcrabo" is 'I will stick around' - future tense. See my other message in this thread. -Aaron J. Dinkin Dr. Whom
8. Re: July 20, 1944 [1]
D. Spencer Hines said: >Fifty-six years ago today, some very brave and courageous Germans, who >were not "mercenaries", tried to kill Adolf Hitler. Unfortunately, they >were not successful. > >We should, nonetheless, honour their memory and their terrible >sacrifices. With this statement you have redeemed yourself in my eyes. Gilbert von Studnitz
9. King Manfred of Sicily (1232-1266) [1]
I realize that this is more a medieval history than a medieval genealogy query, but, having no luck over at soc.history.medieval, I thought I might take a chance and ask for assistance from the scholars who post here. I am looking for English-language histories which cover in some detail the reign of King Manfred of Sicily (1232-1266). The only one I have found is Runciman's "Sicilian Vespers." Can anyone suggest other works? Thank you in advance. Steven Lavallee
10. Re: David Greene's Lawrence study? [1]
The article you seek is in The Genealogist 10:3-30 (1989, published in 1994). A copy of the issue is available from A.P.S.G., LTD., 255 North 200 West, Salt Lake City, Utah for $15.00 inclusive of postage. A line is traced to Charlemagne through Adelaide, sister of William the Conqueror, and two generations of the Bull family are included with full documentation.
11. Re: Genealogy to Time of Christ and Ancient Genealogy Fragments re-examined. [1]
OED calls "bar sinister" a "popular, but erroneous, phrase" denoting illegitimacy. Bad heraldry but not gibberish.
12. Re: Happy Bastille Day [1]
In article <##C0gpo7$GA.278@cpmsnbbsa07>, D. Spencer Hines wrote: >Fair Enough. > >"Fjte Nationale" it is. > >Some of us still refer to "The War Between The States." [1861-1865] And others of us prefer "The War of Northern Agression." :-) -Phil >-- > >D. Spencer Hines > >Lux et Veritas et Libertas > >"The proper study of mankind is woman and, by common agreement since the >time of Adam, it is the most complex and arduous." -- Henry Brooks Adams >[1838-1918] -- _Mont-S
13. Izdunda and the DAVID family [1]
I have seen the following people on two different sites on the Internet, and have wondered if it has any merit. (Now if it is blatantly false, don't make fun of me! :-) This is fairly new to me.) 1.Haninai/Haminai DAVID 1.1.Bustanai ben Haninai/Haminai DAVID m. Izdunda of Persia 1.1.1.Haninai ben Bustanai DAVID 1.1.1.1.Nehemiah ben Haninai DAVID 1.1.1.1.1.Natronai ben Nehemiah DAVID m. Hisdai Shahrijar DAVID (below) 1.1.1.1.1.1.Habibai ben Natronai DAVID m. Rolinde d'Aquitaine 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.Aka Makhir be
14. Possible DFA from the Emperor Claudius ? [1]
Occasionally the subject of a DFA from the Julio-Claudian family of the 1st century A.D. surfaces and is quickly shot down. History just does not leave much room for any member of this family to have survived the conspiracies of the time. Just being a relative of one of the five emperors of this family was the kiss of death. However, be that as it may, at least two family members survived the bloodletting of the last emperor of this family, Nero, who commited suicide on 9 June A.D. 68. The first was Jun
15. Mother of Robert I de Normandie [1]
Is the mother of Robert I "the devil" de Normandie named Gunnor (Gunhilde) DE CREPON, daughter of Herbastus DE CREPON of Denmark? Were they of a noble family? And are there any notable relatives of this DE CREPON family? Thanks for everyone's help! ~Tatjana
16. Re: Enghien wives 1300: BARBANCON, RUMIGNY, RAINEVAL [1]
Thanks, Henry. You always come through on the tough ones. Best wishes, Mike PS: This Enghien line is also in the ancestry of Jean d'Orleans' wife.
17. Re: Margaret Howard, wife of Constantine de Clifton [1]
>From: Douglas Richardson royalancestryNOroSPAM@msn.com.invalid >Date: 07/16/2000 4:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time >Message-id: <14cfc80c.2eb7de5a@usw-ex0101-007.remarq.com> > >Hi Ronny: > >I spotted the same discrepancy between Complete Peerage and >Roskell. In this instance, it appears that Roskell is correct. >At least, that's my spin on things. Do you agree? > >Best always, Douglas Richardson Doug- Despite the somewhat tight chronology it is not out of the realm of possibility and Roskell has been wr
18. Children of Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl de March [1]
Can anyone enlighten me on the children of Roger Moritmer, 1st Earl de March and his wife, Joan de Genivill? My 1915 edition of Browning's, _Magna Charta Barons and Their Descendants_, lists Maud Mortimer as their daugher. It lists her husband as John, 3rd Baron Cherleton. Thans for any help.
19. Re: Postulated Bulkeley Descent from Nicholas de Beke [1]
[Douglas Richardson wrote:] >> >> Hi Kay: >> >> I based my recent posting on an article on the Grosvenor family which appeared in the periodical, Herald and Genealogist, 5 (1870): 322-326, 499-507. [Kay responded, in part:] >I am familiar with that article, as was Jacobus. [part of Doug's response was:] > Have you seen the Harleian Manuscript pedigree in question? If not, before you dispute its accuracy or validity, I recommend you order a copy from the British Library in London. Then we'll know
20. Re: Welsh names [1]
>Subject: Welsh names >From: owzat45@aol.com (Owzat45) >Date: 09/07/00 12:44 GMT Daylight Time >Message-id: <20000709074420.01068.00000726@ng-fk1.aol.com> > >This is a little off-topic but no more so than much else that features here >so >I will give it a try. I have medieval Welsh ancestry and I would like to >record >personal and placenames correctly but am unable to reproduce the letters w^ >and >y^ (with the circumflex above the letter rather than alongside as I have >shown >here). Does anyone know if
21. Re: Ancestors of Egbert? [1]
The father of Egbert is known, but the two generations before him are supposed to have been concocted to provide a link with the family of King Ine. Egbert was a name used by the family of the kings of Kent and it is just possible that this house is in Egbert's paternal or maternal ancestry, but so far as I know no proof has actually come forth to support this theory.
22. Re: Pedigree and Progress [1]
A number of the pedigrees require correction in the light of more recent research. Some of the DFA specialists who post may have more details.
23. Re: Margaret Conyers, b.c. 1515? [1]
The early volumes of CP are poor on younger sons and daughters not heirs, so your question is not answered there. One of the Visitations of the North published by the Surtees Society might well answer your question.
24. Re: SV: Vinland Identified? [1]
[soc.culture.nordic added] Svo mflti Todd A. Farmerie : # [soc.gen.med added, followups to soc.gen.med] # # Elias Halldor Agustsson wrote: # > # > And if Snorri ^orfinnsson wasn't born in Vmnland, where was # > he born then? Btw, a recently discovered Frisian document # > from the 13th century has a genealogy which shows that the # > daughter of Snorri ^orfinnsson married a Frisian nobleman # > in the 11th century and they have lots and lots of descendents # > today all over Euro
25. Re: Beauchamp of Ryme, Devonsh.c. 1365 [1]
The Beauchamps of Ryme Intrinseca, co. Dorset are descended from (Sir) Humphrey de Beauchamp of Ryme, dead by 1317, a younger son of Robert and Alice (Mohun) de Beauchamp of co. Somerset. The Beauchamps of Ryme and of Lillesdon, co. Somerset, both families extinct by 1420, are descendants of this branch.
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