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1. Re: Another descendant of Ela de Herdeburgh: Thomas Weston of Massachusetts [1]
>In a related vein, I was under the impression from reading the >Victoria County Histories accounts that Ela de Herdeburgh's son, Sir >Walter de Hopton, left descendants which included the Corbet family of >Moreton Corbet, Shropshire. However, this past week, I located an >IPM for Ela's son, Sir Walter de Hopton dated 1367 which indicates >that his heir at death was his daughter, Elizabeth's son, John de >Cherleton, then in his 20's. Presumably the Cherleton grandson died >soon after without issue, as S
2. Re: Focusing on medieval genealogy in this group [1]
I agree entirely with Don Stone on this point.
3. [OT crap: Spencer's 5 generations [1]
1 David Spencer Hines 2 Wellington T. Hines 3 Mary Katherine Davidson 4 William Templeton Hines 5 Florence Bush Spencer 6 Benjamin Gidoen Davidson 7 James [sic] Katherine Depp 8 William Richard Hines 9 m. (2) Elizabeth Rebecca Hester 10 Benjamin Wand Spencer 11 Fanny Ann Elizabeth White 12 Benjamin Gideon Davidson [this is the saloon keeper] 13 Katherine Jackman 14 James P. Depp 15 Lula K. Armstrong 16 Walton Henry Hines 17 Mary (Polly) Wade 18 Henry Hester 19 Nancy (Ann) Berry 20 Samuel H. Spencer 21 M
4. de Somery Confusion [1]
I am quite confused about Ralph De Somery. There seem to be 2 who are supposed nephew to Gervase Paynel, who was brother, I presume, to Hawise Paynel, the wife of John De Somery. Your Ralph, ID: 134750, is noted to have inherited Dudley from his uncle, Gervase. He also married Ida Longespee. Descendants of // Paynell 1 // Paynell .2 Hawise Paynel, aka: Hawise Paganell, b: Abt. 1129 in Dudley, Worcester, England d: 1208 .....+John De Somery, b: Abt. 1125 in Little Crawley, Bucks, England, d: Bef. 119
5. Robertus de Lokesley [1]
So anyway, does anyone know anything about this: "The published records of that County [Huntingdon] refer to land held by Robertus de Lokesley in 1242, to Thomas de Lockely in 1247, and to Rogerus de Lovetot in 1247. Roger was Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in 1255-8" http://members.netscapeonline.co.uk/jevanshughes/f807.htm Thanks in advance Alastair
6. Re: Troy ? [1]
jhl@surfeu.de (Jochem Heicke) wrote in message news:<3BAA3384.6030206@surfeu.de>... > Has anyone of those scholars here in this list doubted that our time > scale is right? > > All my readings and gathering of information led me to the conclusion > that most royal genealogies are faked and that we are not living in Anno > Domini 2001 but in the year 2001 > Ab Urbe Conditam > (in plain english Rome > just missed a millenium) Plain English, maybe, but certainly bad Latin. ab urbe condita, turkey.
7. Re: Franklin [1]
>I believe there are many Franklin descendants. My childhood friend Frank >(Franklin Bache) Satterthwaite is one, for instance. > Is there a medieval or noble/royal ancestry?
8. Re: Can you confirm this supposedly Royal line? [1]
Thanks for pointing out that Deborah Baynard information. I'm a descendant of Deborah Baynard and Hawkins Downes, so that's good news for me. I appreciate that hard work everyone put into finding this information. I truly appreciate it. Thanks again! BA Orlando, FL
9. Re: Bogus, Baynard, Bastard Descent From Royalty? [1]
Give it up Spencer, you bore me! BA
10. Re: Visitations from Archive CD Books [1]
Dear all, the visitation of Cheshire can be found in its entirety at http://members.nbci.com/ocgenealogy/visitati1.htm Beware though - it's all scanned tiff files, and takes a long time to load. It is worth it though, and the index is very good. All the best Alastair
11. Re: New PA / MC Books(was Re: New Descent from King Henry II through Herdeburgh,...) [1]
Hello John ~ Thank you for your good post. In answer to your question regarding the content of the forthcoming 3rd edition of the Plantagenet Ancestry book, you are correct in thinking that the new edition will be greatly expanded over earlier editions. The forthcoming 3rd edition will include all descents from Geoffrey Plantagenet (both legitimate and illegitimate), including the Longespee family. The previous two editions of the book covered only legitimate descents from King Henry III, to the exclusi
12. Re: creature as a first name [1]
<< ntaylor@post.harvard.edu (Nathaniel Taylor) >> <> The marriage contract I have is one that was drawn up by a notary, prior to a church wedding and there are no church records on microfilm for this area in this time, so I can't say for a fact what the parties religion was at the time. However, I do find the bride and groom some 20 years later baptizing their children in a Catholic church. Thanks for the input. Pierre Coeurderoi The marriage contract
13. Anne Polk descends from King Robert II [1]
Perhaps kind SGM experts will comment on my alleged descent from Robert the Steward (1315?-1390), King Robert II of Scots. My ancestor Anne Polk may have this descent via both her father and mother. With my ``batting average'' on royal ancestries, I'll be happy if either of the two lines survives scrutiny. (Her father's line is shared by President James K. Polk.) Hugh Montgomery (b. ca 1460), 1st Earl of Eglinton, and his wife Helen Campbell, daughter of 1st Earl of Argyll, are both undisputed descendants
14. Descent from Ela de Herdeburgh to Diana and Gray Skipwith [1]
In response to Doug Richardson's request the following is the line to the immigrants Diana and Gray Skipwith: Ela de Herdeburgh d. aft. July 5, 1343 m. William le Boteler b. June 11, 1274 Wem, Salop, England, d. bef. Sept. 14, 1334. Alice le Boteler [named in the IPM of Edward le Boteler 49 Edward III as the wife of Nicholas Longford] b. Wem, Salop m. Sir Nicholas Longford b. 1286 Longeford, Derbyshire d. 1356 [ IPM 30 Edward III]. Nicholas Longford b. 1333 Longeford, Derbyshire d. 1373 [IPM 47 Edward II
15. Re: New Descent from Ela de herdeburgh to Henry Lowe. [1]
>Direct Descendants of Ela de Herdeburgh > > 1 Ela de Herdeburgh d: Aft. 05 July 1343 >... +William le Boteler b: 11 June 1274 in of Wem, Salop m: Bef. >February 1315/16 d: Bef. 14 September 1334 > 2 Ankaret le Boteler b: in of Wem d: 08 October 1361 >... +John Lestraunge b: 25 January 1304/05 in of Blackmere d: 21 > >July 1349 > 3 John le Strange b: Abt. 1332 in Whitchurch, SAL, ENG d: 12 May > >1361 >..
16. Parents/Ancestors of Hugh Shirley, Husband of Beatrix de Braose? [1]
I'm seeking any information regarding the parents/ancestry of Hugh Shirley, who married Beatrix de Braose (daughter of Peter de Braose & Joan de Percy). Thanks!
17. Re: Percy/Harbottle/Harris [1]
A question would be, how do you connect from this Harris line? Is it through Virginia or otherwise? I have a great deal of information on this family, and would be willing to help, but if I spend time, I'd like to have some idea of your connection to William Harris. Best wishes, Paul
18. Re: Saloon Keepers, et al. [1]
Are we sure they are dog feces? Perhaps DSH does not have indoor plumbing - too cheap. By the way, we all notice that he has not responded to Paul Reed's challenge to give the name[s] of the emigrant ancestors through whom he claims royal ancestry. Could he be afraid to do it, knowing that his claims ae so much codswallop? Deus Vulture!
19. soc.genealogy.medieval [1]
I am quite confused about Ralph De Somery. There seem to be 2 who are supposed nephew to Gervase Paynel, who was brother, I presume, to Hawise Paynel, the wife of John De Somery. Your Ralph, ID: 134750, is noted to have inherited Dudley from his uncle, Gervase. He also married Ida Longespee. Descendants of // Paynell 1 // Paynell .2 Hawise Paynel, aka: Hawise Paganell, b: Abt. 1129 in Dudley, Worcester, England d: 1208 .....+John De Somery, b: Abt. 1125 in Little Crawley, Bucks, England, d: Bef. 119
20. Latin translation help, please [1]
I have a parish record from 1554, for a baptism in a small town in Northern France. The beginning of it is standard for the time, but the phrase after it is confusing, and I wonder if someone out there could help with it. The record is: baptizata est Mariae fillia Joannes Thibaud et Catherina Courtois, uti mihi constitit ex testimonio vel potius commeatu a nuntio Regis francorum Leodii concesso. Pierre Coeurderoi
21. Broken Gateways [1]
Four of my immigrant ancestors have descent from King Edward III claimed in Internet sources. I hope experts will be willing to comment on these claims. I have confidence only in the first of these four lines, and even that confidence is probably misplaced. (A) 1. Henry Stafford (1455-1483), m. Catherine Wydeville 2. Elizabeth Stafford m. Robert Fitzwalter Radcliffe 3. Humphrey Radcliffe (1509?-1566) m. Isabel Hervey 4. Edward Radcliffe (ca 1532-?) m. NN 5. Eleanor Radcliffe (ca 1548-1628) m. Thomas Whit
22. Re: Browne family, mayors of London [1]
> >I am interested in relationships between London and Cologne. >Does anyone know when Cologne merchants established themself in the >city, was it AD 1170 ? >Has anyone seen this on documents or seals > >W W W I haven't checked on that, but I do know some metalsmiths came over from Cologne to London in the early Tudor period (e.g., Anthony). Paul
23. Ida de Odingsells's Herdeburgh and Clinton Marriages: Further Evidence [1]
Dear Newsgroup ~ Two days ago I announced the discovery that Ida de Odingsells, a descendant of King Henry II, married (lst) Roger de Herdeburgh (died c. 1284), by whom she had a daughter, Ela de Herdeburgh, who left many descendants. Previously Ida was only known to have had a marriage about 1290 to John de Clinton, 1st Lord Clinton (died c. 1310). Following my post, Rosie Bevan kindly provided a citation which confirmed that Roger de Herdeburgh's wife was in fact named Ida. Since my first post, I've
24. Re: fraudulant genealogies in the 14-16th centuries [1]
Less interesting than total fabrications may be small lies buried in large genealogies. During the heyday of the Spanish Inquisition (Isabella fwd)it was a requirement for admission to un iversities, government posts etc., that the applicants demonstrate "racial purity" by showing 8- (? I forget how many) -generation ancestries free of Jewish (or (Moorish?) blood. I would be interested in conofirmation and elucidation of this, and beyond that, whether and to what extent this sort of document has been pre
25. Re: Nerva [1]
In article <3b38af2b$0$14532$19c6ad13@news.siscom.net>, "Chris Bennett" writes: >Its pretty distant. The brother of Nerva's paternal grandmother married the daughter of Drusus, son of the emperor Tiberius Close enough for us as we work our lines dot-to-dot. We connect each relation to another to another.... What we have resembles less a family tree and more a web of relationships... Dave
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