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Hugh was born at England. He was the son of Sir Hugh (de Courtenay) and Eleanor Despenser. He married Agnes St. John at England. Hugh died on 23 December 1340 at England.
Child of Sir Hugh (de Courtenay) and Agnes St. John- Sir Thomas (de Courtenay)+
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , line 125, page 140.
Sir John (de Courtenay)1 (M)
d. 3 May 1273
d. 3 May 1273
Child of Sir John (de Courtenay) and Isabel de Vere- Sir Hugh (de Courtenay)+ b. 25 Mar 1248, d. bt 20 Feb 1291 - 1292
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , line 124, page 139.
Thomas died at England. Thomas was born at England. He was the son of Sir Hugh (de Courtenay) and Agnes St. John. He married Muriel (de Moels) at England.
Child of Sir Thomas (de Courtenay) and Muriel (de Moels)- Muriel Courtenay+ d. b 12 Aug 1369
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , line 125, page 140.
Margery (de Gloucester) (F)
She married Humphrey (de Bohun) , III.
Child of Margery (de Gloucester) and Humphrey (de Bohun) , III- Humphrey (de Bohun) , IV+
Maud died at England. Maud was born at England. She was the daughter of Robert (de Holand) and Joan (Alice) de Holand w-o Robert. She married Sir John Lovel at England.2
Child of Maud (de Holand) and Sir John Lovel- John Lovel+
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Robert died at England. Robert was born at England. He was the son of Sir Robert (de Holand) and Elizabeth de Holand w-o Robert. He married Joan (Alice) de Holand w-o Robert at England, before 1355.2
Child of Robert (de Holand) and Joan (Alice) de Holand w-o Robert- Maud (de Holand)+
Citations
Sir Robert (de Holand)1 (M)
Robert died at England. Robert was born at England. He married Maud (la Zouche) at England, circa 1311.2
Child of Sir Robert (de Holand) and Maud (la Zouche)- Sir Robert (de Holand)+
Citations
Robert died at England. Robert was born at England. He was the son of Sir Robert (de Holand) and Maud (la Zouche). He married Elizabeth de Holand w-o Robert.2
Child of Sir Robert (de Holand) and Elizabeth de Holand w-o Robert- Robert (de Holand)+
Citations
Margaret (de Huntingdon)1 (F)
She married Humphrey (de Bohun) , IV.
Child of Margaret (de Huntingdon) and Humphrey (de Bohun) , IV- Henry (de Bohun)+ b. c 1176
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , Line 18, p. 23.
Raoul (de Lusignan) I1 (M)
He married Alice D'Eu.
Child of Raoul (de Lusignan) I and Alice D'Eu- Maud D'Eu+
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , Line 18, p. 23.
She married Sir Thomas (de Courtenay) at England. Muriel was born at England. She was the daughter of Sir John (de Moels).
Child of Muriel (de Moels) and Sir Thomas (de Courtenay)- Muriel Courtenay+ d. b 12 Aug 1369
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , line 125, page 140.
Bertha (de Morvois)1 (F)
She married Herbert I ().1
Child of Bertha (de Morvois) and Herbert I ()- Herbert II (?)+ b. c 885, d. c 943
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 6.
Eleanor (de Segrave)1 (F)
Child of Eleanor (de Segrave) and Alan (la Zouche)- Maud (la Zouche)+ b. c 1290, d. c 1341
Citations
Adelaide was born circa 950. She was the daughter of Robert () and Adelaide (). She married (?) Geoffrey I.1 Adelaide died circa 975.
Child of Adelaide (de Vermandois) and (?) Geoffrey I- Ermengarde (de Anjou)+
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 6.
Elizabeth Anna (DeLoach?)1 (F)
d. before 1858
d. before 1858
Child of Elizabeth Anna (DeLoach?) and Enoch Davis , Sr.- Arthur M. Davis+ b. 14 Jul 1813, d. 2 Oct 1895
Citations
- [S681] Unknown author, Ancestors and Kin, p. 26.
Duke of Lower Lorraine and Count of Louvain.. He married Ida (of Namur). Godfrey was born circa 1060. He was the son of Adelaide (of Orlamunda). Godfrey died on 25 January 1141.
Child of Godfrey I (Duke of Lorraine) and Ida (of Namur)- Adeliza (of Louvain)+ b. c 1103
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 152.
CHARLEMAGNE, in Latin Carolus Magnus (Charles the Great), was King of the Franks from 768 to 814 and Emperor of the West (Romans) from 800 to 814. He was crowned Emperor, at Rome by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day 800. The cloak that he wore is on display at the Vatican Museum. Charlemagne became a key figure in the development of Western Europe's medieval civilization. By his almost constant military campaigns, Charlemagne created a vast empire in the West which included much of the western part of the old Roman Empire as well as some new territory. He was the first Germanic ruler to assume the title of emporer, and the "empire" he revived lasted in one form or another for a thousand years. Probably no ruler of the the early Middle Ages better deserved the title of "The Great". Charlemagne was born at Ingelheim, Germany, on 2 April 742. He was the son of Pepin III () and Bertrada II (of Laon). He married Hildegarde (of Swabia) circa 771.2 Charlemagne died on 28 January 814 at Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen), Rhineland, Germany, at age 71.3
Child of Charlemagne (Emperor of the West)) and Hildegarde (of Swabia)- Pepin I (King of Italy)+ b. 781, d. 8 Jul 810
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, pp. 93 & 151.
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, pp. 151 & 93.
- [S619] Aileen Lewers Langston & J. Orton Buck, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V II, Volume II, p. 315.
Drucilla (Fortenberry ?)1 (F)
b. circa 1801, d. before 1870
b. circa 1801, d. before 1870
William R. Sinclair married Drucilla ca. 1822 in Anson County, NC. According to family tradition of the descendants of Leonidas Randolph Sinclair, Drucilla was a Fortenberry. This has not been proved. It is known that there were Fortenberrys in Anson County in the mid to late 1700's. There were numerous land records between 1746 and 1782 under various spellings (Fortenberry, Falkenborough, Falkenberry, Falkenbury, Falkinbury, Falconbury, etc.). One Fortenberry researcher concluded that since no Fortenberrys were in the 1790 census, that they had all removed to South Carolina. It is entirely possible that there were still some Fortenberrys in Anson county that did not get enumerated in that census. Drucilla was born at North Carolina, circa 1801.2 She married William R. Sinclair at Anson County, North Carolina, circa 1822. Drucilla died before 1870 at Chunkeyville, Newton County, Mississippi. Drucilla was not located in the 1870 census or any census after that date..
Children of Drucilla (Fortenberry ?) and William R. Sinclair- Charlotte T. Sinclair+ b. 8 Aug 1823, d. 1 Feb 1885
Susanna E. Sinclair+ b. c 1826
Mary Ann E. Sinclair+ b. 30 Apr 1829, d. Nov 18851
Leonidas Randolph Sinclair+ b. 15 Aug 1831, d. 27 Jun 19001
William Butler Sinclair+ b. Mar 1836, d. 1 Jun 19051
James Wesley Sinclair+ b. 1837, d. 9 Jul 18871
William R. Sinclair , Jr. b. c 1837, d. b 1870
Benjamin F. Sinclair b. 1839, d. 17 Apr 18631
Sanford Sinclair b. c 18411
Cornelia Ellen Sinclair+ b. 26 Aug 1844, d. 11 Aug 19201
Citations
Rebecca (Henry ?)1 (F)
b. 1793
b. 1793
Rebecca was born at South Carolina, in 1793.2 She married Robert Webb at Monroe County, Mississippi, before 1825. Their daughter Nancy was born about 1825.. Rebecca was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Lowndes County, Mississippi.2
Children of Rebecca (Henry ?) and Robert Webb- Nancy Webb b. 1825
Elizabeth Rebecca Webb+ b. c 1827, d. 23 May 1879
George M. Webb+ b. 23 Sep 1828, d. 20 Nov 1862
John M. Webb+ b. 1831
Salina A. Webb b. 1834, d. b 1857
Citations
Mary (Hyde ?)1 (F)
d. circa 1769
d. circa 1769
She married Daniel Page at Prince George's County, Maryland. Mary died circa 1769 at Prince George's County, Maryland.2
Children of Mary (Hyde ?) and Daniel Page- Elizabeth Page
Mary Page
Mildred Page
Daniel Page
George Page d. b 1769
Anthony Drane Page
Lucy Page+ b. 29 Aug 1729, d. 27 Mar 1799
Susannah Page b. 16 Jan 1732/33
Rachel Page b. 31 Dec 1733
Citations
Edmund, Ironside, was King of England in 1016.. He married (?) Ealgyth at England. Edmund was born at England, circa 989. He was the son of Aethelred II (The Redeless) and Alfflaed (). Edmund died on 30 November 1016 at England.
Child of Edmund (Ironside) and (?) Ealgyth- Edward (The Aetheling )+ b. c 1016, d. c 1057
Citations
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
He married (?) Cunigunde.1 Bernard was born in 797. He was the son of Pepin I (King of Italy). Bernard died on 17 April 818 at Milan, Lombardy, Italy.
Child of Bernard (King of Italy) and (?) Cunigunde- Pepin ()+ b. c 815, d. after 840/841
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 6.
King of Italy, Emperor of the West.. Lothair was born in 795. He was the son of Louis I (?) and Ermengarde (). Lothair died on 29 September 855.
Child of Lothair I (King of Italy) and Ermengarde ()- Ermengarde (of Lorraine )+
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 151.
Pepin was born in 781. He was the son of Charlemagne (Emperor of the West)) and Hildegarde (of Swabia). He married an unknown person . Pepin died on 8 July 810 at Milan, Lombardy, Italy.
Child of Pepin I (King of Italy)- Bernard (King of Italy)+ b. 797, d. 17 Apr 818
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 6.
Eahlmund was born at England. Eahlmund died at England. He was the son of Eafa (). In 784, Elmund King of Kent reigned..
Child of Eahlmund (King of Kent)- Egbert (King of Wessex)+ b. c 775, d. c 838
Citations
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
Egbert was King of Wessex, 802-827, and was the first king of all England, 827-836. The male line of kings descend from him to Edward the Confessor and the female line to the present time.. Egbert was born at England, circa 775. He was the son of Eahlmund (King of Kent). He married Raedburh (). Egbert died circa 838 at England.
Child of Egbert (King of Wessex) and Raedburh ()- Aethelwulf ()+ d. bt 13 Jan 858 - 859
Citations
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
Cerdic (King of West Saxons)1 (M)
d. circa 534
d. circa 534
King of the West Saxons, 519-534, was a Saxon earldorman who founded a settlement on the coast of Hampshire, England in 495, assumed the title of King of the West Saxons in 519, and became the ancestor of the English royal line. In 519, Cerdic and Cynric undertook the government of the West Saxons; that same year they fought with the Britons at a place called Charford. From that day have reigned the children of the West Saxon kings.. Cerdic died circa 534 at England.
Child of Cerdic (King of West Saxons)- Cyrnic ()+ d. c 560
Citations
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
He married Eleanor (de Segrave).2 Alan was born at England, on 9 October 1267. He was the son of Sir Roger (la Zouche) and Ela Longespée. Alan died before 25 March 1313 at England.
Child of Alan (la Zouche) and Eleanor (de Segrave)- Maud (la Zouche)+ b. c 1290, d. c 1341
Citations
Sir Alan (la Zouche) (M)
d. 12 August 1270
d. 12 August 1270
Alan died on 12 August 1270.
Child of Sir Alan (la Zouche) and Elena de Quincy- Sir Roger (la Zouche)+ b. c 1241, d. b 15 Oct 1285
Maud was born at England, circa 1290. She was the daughter of Alan (la Zouche) and Eleanor (de Segrave). She married Sir Robert (de Holand) at England, circa 1311.2 Maud died circa 1341 at England.
Child of Maud (la Zouche) and Sir Robert (de Holand)- Sir Robert (de Holand)+
Citations
He married Ela Longespée at England.2 Roger was born at England, circa 1241. He was the son of Sir Alan (la Zouche) and Elena de Quincy. Roger died before 15 October 1285 at England.
Child of Sir Roger (la Zouche) and Ela Longespée- Alan (la Zouche)+ b. 9 Oct 1267, d. b 25 Mar 1313
Citations
John was the youngest and favorite son of Henry II. He was nicknamed `Lackland' because all his father's territories were parcelled out among his older brothers; nevertheless he joined them in their revolt against Henry. He reigned from 27 May 1199 to 18 October 1216. He was continually at war either at home or in France, he lost Normandy to the French. He also quarreled with the Pope and was excommunicated. The Magna Charta presented to him by his discontented barons in 1215 - represented a significant step towards the limitation of monarchical power. At the end of his life he sustained a serious blow when, in the course of a campaign, his treasure train was lost in the muddy estuary of Wash.2 John was born at Beaumont Palace, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, on 24 December 1167.1,3 He was the son of Henry II () and Eleanor (of Aquitaine). He married Isabella (of Angouleme) at Angouleme, France, on 24 August 1200.4,5 John I (Lackland) was buried in October 1216 at Worcester Cathedral, Worcester, Worcestershire, England. John died on 18 October 1216 at Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire, England, at age 48.1,6
Child of John I (Lackland) and Isabella (of Angouleme)- Henry III ()+ b. 1 Oct 1207, d. 16 Nov 12727
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 7.
- [S430] Fry, Kings & Queens , page 44 & 45.
- [S430] Fry, Kings & Queens , page 44.
- [S200] Kelly, Eleanor of Aquitaine , page 363.
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
- [S430] Fry, Kings & Queens , page 45.
- [S430] Fry, Kings & Queens , page 48.
Judith was born circa 982. She was the daughter of (?) Conan I and Ermengarde (de Anjou). She married Richard II () circa 1000.1 Judith died circa 1017.
Child of Judith (of Brittany) and Richard II ()- Robert I ()+ d. 22 Jul 1035
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 6.
Isabella (of Angouleme)1 (F)
b. 1188, d. 31 May 1246
b. 1188, d. 31 May 1246
Isabella was born at Angouleme, France, in 1188.2 She married John I (Lackland) at Angouleme, France, on 24 August 1200.3,1 Isabella died on 31 May 1246.2
Child of Isabella (of Angouleme) and John I (Lackland)- Henry III ()+ b. 1 Oct 1207, d. 16 Nov 1272
Citations
Eleanor was born at France, in 1123.1 She was the daughter of (?) William VIII and Eleanor (de Chastellerault). She married Louis VII () at Bordeaux, Guyenne, France, on 22 July 1137.2 Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, was heiress to great lands. She was famous for her beauty and cultivated mind. Her first marriage was to Louis VII, King of France. As she had many Barons under her, she raised a larger army for the second Crusade in 1147, than could the King. It is said that she came to cort dressed asan Amazon volunteering to fight for Christ. She was therefore one of the principals in that crusade. She and Louis divorced because she bore him no male heirs.
After her divorce she married Henry II, King of England and presided over a brilliant court. They had four sons, two of which became kings, Richard I, the Lionhearted and John I, Lackland. In later years Henry and Eleanor fell out as she was constantly inciting her sons to rebel against Henry. Eleanor was imprisoned in 1174 and was kept at Salisbury for thirteen years. She later retired to the abbey of Fontevrault, where she died. Eleanor was divorced from Louis VII () at Paris, France, in 1152.2 She married Henry II () at Bordeaux Cathedral, Gascony, France, on 18 May 1152.1 Eleanor died on 3 March 1204 at Fontvrault Abbey, Poitou, France.1 Her body was interred in March 1204 at Poitou, France, at Fontvrault Abbey.3
After her divorce she married Henry II, King of England and presided over a brilliant court. They had four sons, two of which became kings, Richard I, the Lionhearted and John I, Lackland. In later years Henry and Eleanor fell out as she was constantly inciting her sons to rebel against Henry. Eleanor was imprisoned in 1174 and was kept at Salisbury for thirteen years. She later retired to the abbey of Fontevrault, where she died. Eleanor was divorced from Louis VII () at Paris, France, in 1152.2 She married Henry II () at Bordeaux Cathedral, Gascony, France, on 18 May 1152.1 Eleanor died on 3 March 1204 at Fontvrault Abbey, Poitou, France.1 Her body was interred in March 1204 at Poitou, France, at Fontvrault Abbey.3
Children of Eleanor (of Aquitaine) and Louis VII ()- Marie (of France) b. 1145, d. 11 Mar 1198
Eleonore () b. 1150, d. 1184
Children of Eleanor (of Aquitaine) and Henry II ()- William ()
Matilda ()
Eleanor ()
Joan ()
Henry () b. Feb 1155, d. 11834
Richard I (the Lionheart ) b. 8 Sep 1157, d. 6 Apr 1199
Geoffrey () b. 1158, d. 11864
John I (Lackland)+ b. 24 Dec 1167, d. 18 Oct 1216
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 7.
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
- [S200] Kelly, Eleanor of Aquitaine , page 387.
- [S430] Fry, Kings & Queens , page 39.
Adelaide (of Burgandy)1 (F)
Daughter of Richard, Duke of Burgandy. She married Rainier II (Count of Hainaut).
Child of Adelaide (of Burgandy) and Rainier II (Count of Hainaut)- Rainier III (Count of Hainaut)+ d. c 981
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 151.
Eleanor was born at Spain. She was the daughter of St. Ferdinand III () and Jeanne (). She married Edward I () at Burgos, Spain, on 18 October 1254.2 Eleanor died on 28 November 1290 at Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.2
Child of Eleanor (of Castile) and Edward I ()- Elizabeth Plantagenet+ b. Aug 1282, d. 5 May 1316
Citations
Adele (of Champagne) (F)
b. 1140, d. 4 June 1206
b. 1140, d. 4 June 1206
Adele (of Champagne) was born in 1140. She married Louis VII () at France, on 13 November 1160. Adele (of Champagne) died on 4 June 1206.
Adela (of Dagsbourg)1 (F)
d. circa 981
d. circa 981
She married Rainier III (Count of Hainaut).2 Adela died circa 981.
Child of Adela (of Dagsbourg) and Rainier III (Count of Hainaut)- Lambert I (Count of Louvain )+ d. 12 Sep 1015
Citations
Matilda (of England) was born circa 1102 at England. She was the daughter of Henry I () and Matilda (of Scotland). Matilda married at the age of twelve the Holy Roman Emperor Henry V and lived in Germany until his death in 1125. In 1128 she married Geoffrey, Count of Anjou (called Plantagenet because of his habit of decorating his hat with a sprig of broom). With him she invaded England in 1135 and captured King Stephen. But she had to exchange him for her half-brother and Stephen regained the crown. She escaped from imprisonment at Oxford Castle and lived in the West Country for five years before retiring to Normandy where she died. Matilda (of England) married Geoffrey V Plantagenet on 3 April 1127. Matilda (of England) died on 10 September 1167 at Normandy, France.
Child of Matilda (of England) and Geoffrey V Plantagenet- Henry II ()+ b. 5 Mar 1133, d. 6 Jul 1189
Matilda (of Flanders)1 (F)
b. circa 1032, d. 3 November 1083
b. circa 1032, d. 3 November 1083
Matilda was born at Flanders, circa 1032. She married William I (The Conqueror) circa 1053.1 Matilda died on 3 November 1083.
Child of Matilda (of Flanders) and William I (The Conqueror)- Henry I ()+ b. c 1068, d. 1 Dec 1135
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, p. 7.
Marguerite (of France)1 (F)
She married Edward I () on 8 September 1299.1
Citations
- [S622] Frederick L. Weis & Walter L. Sheppard, Jr. , Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623 and 1650.
Marie was born at France, in 1145. She was the daughter of Louis VII () and Eleanor (of Aquitaine). Marie (of France) died on 11 March 1198.
Helen (of Galloway) (F)
She married Roger de Quincy.1
Child of Helen (of Galloway) and Roger de Quincy- Elena de Quincy+ d. shortly before 20 August 1296
Citations
- [S170] Weis, Magna Charta Sureties , line 74, page 77.
Gwaithfoed (of Gwent )1 (M)
He married an unknown person at Gwent, Wales.1 Gwaithfoed died at Wales. Gwaithfoed was born at Wales.
Child of Gwaithfoed (of Gwent )- Aeddan ()+
Citations
- [S884] Unknown author, Welsh Genealogies AD 300 - 1400, Vol. 3.
Bertrada II (of Laon) (F)
She married Pepin III ().
Child of Bertrada II (of Laon) and Pepin III ()- Charlemagne (Emperor of the West))+ b. 2 Apr 742, d. 28 Jan 814
Ermengarde (of Lorraine ) was the daughter of Lothair I (King of Italy) and Ermengarde (). Ermengarde of Lorraine..
Child of Ermengarde (of Lorraine ) and Giselbert ()- Rainier I (Count of Hainaut )+ b. c 850, d. Jan 916
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 151.
Gerberga (of Lorraine)1 (F)
d. 27 January 1020
d. 27 January 1020
Gerberga of Lorraine, daughter of Duke Charles of Lorraine.. Gerberga died on 27 January 1020.
Child of Gerberga (of Lorraine) and Lambert I (Count of Louvain )- Lambert II (Count of Louvain) b. c 991, d. 21 Sep 1062
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 151.
Adeliza, widow of Henry I, King of England.. Adeliza was born at Brabant, Belgium, circa 1103. She was the daughter of Godfrey I (Duke of Lorraine) and Ida (of Namur). Adeliza died at Afflighem, Flanders.
Child of Adeliza (of Louvain) and William D' Aubigny- William D' Aubigny , II+
Citations
- [S419] Orton Buck and Timothy Beard,, Pedigrees of some of Charlemagne's Descendants V III, page 152.
Standefer, Sandefur, etc. - Clan Sinclair USA - Descendants of Dr. Godfrey Spruill - Leutwiler - National Society SAR - Texas Society SAR - National Society DAR
Welcome to the genealogies of Corinne & Jim Robertson. The primary names that we research are Bilbo, Bullock, Burroughs, Clements, Cromartie, Hazelrigg, Keith, Lail, Law, Leutwyler, Mathews, Parks, Robertson, Sandefur, Sinclair, Smith, Spruill, Webb and Wingfield. Also included is some of the genealogy of the spouses of our children. Details of living persons have been excluded. All comments, corrections and additions are welcomed.
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