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Mary Walton Ricketts was the dau. of William Ricketts, of Westmoreland and Ridgeland, Jamaica, West Indies, and New York city. His will, dated 1734, was proved * Dec. 1735. He is buried in Trinity Churchyard in NYC. He lived on the NE corner of Nassau and John Streets, NYC. He mar. 1712 Mary/Maria Walton who's will was dated 1740.

William Ricketts is the son of Capt. (Parliamentary Army) William Henry Rickards/Ricketts, bapt.8 Aug. 1633, at Combe, Herefordshire, England, d. 8 July 1700, Elizabethtown, NJ, m. 1678, Mary Goodwin* b. ca. 1662, d. 1758.

Capt. William Henry Ricards/Ricketts was the son of Col. (Royalist Army) Thomas Anthony Ricards, b. ca. 1589/90 at Staffordshire, England. Killed 1646 in the siege of Lichfield, england. He m. ca. 1618-1632 Elizabeth Rugely, of Ridgely, Sataffordshire, England.

Col.Thomas Anthony Ricards was the son of Oswald Ricards (no dates.)

* Mary Goodwin was the dau. of Robert Goodwin, of Winchendon, Buckinghamshire, England.

Robert Goodwin was the son of Sir Francis Goodwin, KT, and Lady Elizabeth Grey.

Lady Elizabeth Grey was the dau. of Sir Aurthur Grey, KG, b. 1536, Hammes, near Calais, d. 14 Oct. 1593, at Whaddon, buckinghamshire, England. Mar. ca. 1553 Dorothy LaZouche.

And to continue back from Mary Goodwin, wife of Capt. William Henry Ricketts:

Mary Goodwin was the daughter of Robert Goodwin, b. Winchendon, Buckinghamshire, England. (no dates or spouse.)

Robert Goodwin was the son fo Sir Francis Goodwin, KT (knight), and Lady Elizabeth Grey*. Ref. for this is Visitation of Buckinghamshire 1643, p. 64, and Burke's Extinct Baronage, p. 232.

Sir Francis Goodwin is the son of Sir John Goodwine [sic] and Anne Spencer.

Lady Elizabeth Grey is the daughter of Sir Thomas Arthur Grey, KG, Lord Grey of Wilton b. 1536, at Hammes, near Calais, d. 14 Oct. 1593, at Whaddon, Buckinghamshire, England. He m. 1553 Dorothy LaZouche. (I shall include her line at a later date.)

Thomas Arthur Grey, KG, was the son of William Grey, KG, Lord Grey of Wilton, b. 109. d. 14/15 Dec. 1562, at cheshunt, Hertfordshire, england. Buried in the church at Cheshunt. He mar. Lady Mary Somerset. (I shall include her line at a later date,)

Sir William Grey was the son of Edmund Grey, KG, 9th Lord Grey of Wilton, b. ca. 5 May 1511, m. ca. 1505 Florences Hastings. (Mre on her line later.)

Sir Edmund Grey was the son of John Grey, KG, 8th Lord Grey of Wilton, d. 3 Apr. 1499 m/ (1st wife) Lay Anne Grey [sic]. (More on her line later.)

Sir John Grey is the son of Sir Reynold Grey, Lord Grey of Wilton, b. ca. 1422, d. 22 Feb. 1493/4 at Bletchley Castle. He is also buried there. He m. bef. 6 Oct. 1447 Tacyn Beaufort. (More on her line later,) Ref. "Cockayne's Peerage, vol. 6.

Sir Reynold Grey is the son of Richard Grey, Lord Grey of wilton, b. by 1393, d. 13 or 20 Aug. 1442, bur. in Bletchley church. His will is dated 12 Aug. 1442. He m. (1st wife) Blanche de la Vache, d. bef. 1427. (More on her line later)

Richard Grey is the son of Sir Henry deGrey, Lord Grey of Wilton on Wye, b. by 1340. d. 22 apr. 1396. He m. 10 jan. 1401, Elizabeth deTalbot. (more on her line later.)

I have visited both Bletchley Church, where there is an effigy of one of our Grey ancestors, and I have also walked the grounds of the ruins of Wilton Castle in Wilton-on-Wye.

Sir Henry deGrey is the son of Reynold deGrey, Lord Grey of Wilton, b. 1 Nov. 1311. d. 4 June 1370, at Shirland, England. He m. bef. 10 Jan. 1327/8 Maud Botetourt of Wesley, d. 14 Sept. 1391, at Shirland, England. (She is the dau. of John deBotetourt.)

Reynold deGrey is the son of Henry deGrey, Lord of Wilton, b. 28 Oct. 1286, d. 10 to 16 Dec. 1342. He mar. Anne Rockley, dau. of Ralph deRockley and Isabel deClare.

Henry deGrey, is the son of John deGrey, Lord Grey of Wilton, b. by 1268 at wilton, s. 28 Oct. 1323. He mar. Anne deFerrers. (More on her line later.)

John deGrey is the son of Reginald deGrey, Lord Grey of Wilton, d. ca. 1272. He was Justice of Chester. He mar. Maud Longchamp. (More on her line later.) Ref. Dugdale's "Baronage of England."

Reginald deGrey is the son of John deGrey, Justice of Chester, b. 1205 at Shirland, Derbyshire, England. d. ca. 18 Mar. 1266, at Shirland, Derbyshire. He m. Emma deGlanville, dau. of Geoffrey deGlanville, Lord of Bromholm.

John deGrey is the son of Henry deGrey (living in 1199) who mar. Isolda deBardolph.

Here are the LaZouches!

Sir Arthur Grey mar, ca. 1553 Dorothy LaZouche, bastard daughter of Richard LaZouche of Haryngworth, b. ca. 1510, d. 1552. H was an M.P. (Member of Parliament).

Richard laZouche was the son of John LaZouche, M.P. in 1529, b. ca. 1485, d. 1550/1, m. before 1510, Dorothy Capell (daughter of Sir William Capell, Lord Mayor of London and Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Arundel of Lanherne, County Cornwall. Reference her is Old cockayne's Peerage VIII, pp. 223-224.

John LaZouche is the son of John LaZouche, M.P., Lord Zouche of Haryngworth mar. 1425/6 Joan deDynham, d. 23 June 1526. More on Joan deDynham later.)

John LaZouche is the son of William LaZouche (M.P. 1425/6) Lord Zouche of Haryngworth, b. 1402, d. 1463, mar. 1425/6 Alice Seymour, b. 24 Jul. 1409. d. 1425/5.

Sir William LaZouche is the son of William william LaZouche, KG, b. ca. 1374, d. 3 Nov. 1415. (Spouse's name not given.)

William LaZouche is the son of William LaZouche of Haryngworth, b. ca. 1342, d. 13 May 1396, m. Elizabeth, d. ca. 1408.

William LaZouche is the son of William LaZouche of Haryngworth, b. 1322, d. 23 Apr. 13, 1382, who also mar. an Elizabeth (no dates).

William LaZouche is the son of Eudo LaZouche of Haryngworth, m. Joan Inge (marriage recorded in "Complete Peerage", vol. 8, p. 223). Joan is the daughter of william Inge, Chief Justice of England.

Eudo LaZouche is the son of sir William LaZouche, b. 1276, Haryngworth, mar. 1351/2 Maude Lovel.

William LaZouche is the son of Eudo LaZouche of Haryngworth, d. 1297, mar. Milicent Catelou, d. ca. 1299.

Here is the Somerset line:

Sir William Grey (1509-1562) mar. Lady Mary Somerset, the dau. of Charles Somerset, Earl of Worcester, b. 1460, m. (2nd wife) Lady Elizabeth West. Ref. Dugdale's Baronage of England, Vol. II, pp. 393-4). (More on the Wests later.)

Charles Somerset, Earl of Worcester is the bastard son of Sir Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, Constable of Dover Castle, Warden of the Cinque Ports, b. April 1436, beheaded 15 May 1463, mar. Joane Hill. Ref. Dugdale's Baronage of England, Vol II p. 293.

Sir Beaufort (you might want to read more about him in Wikipedia) is the son of Sir Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Clarence, Marquis of Dorset, Duke of somersert, Lt. Gen. of France, Normandy, and Guienne, b. ca. 1406, Killed 22 May 1455 at the Battle of St. Albans during the War of the Rose. He mar. ca. 1435 Lady Eleanor (Beauchamp) Ros, b. 10407 at Eddgenoch, County Warwick, England, d. 6 March 1467/8. (More about Beauchamps later.)

Sir Edmund Beaufort is the son of Sir John Beaufort. Marquis of Somerset, b. ca. 1370, d. 21 apr. 1410., mar. ca. 23 Apr. 1399 Lady Margaret deHolland, d. 30 Dec. 1429. (Information about deHolland's to come.)

Sir John Beaufort is the son of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, b. 1340, Ghent, d. Feb. 1399, at Leicester Castle, mar. Catherine (Roet) Swinford, b. 1350, d. 10 May 1403. Katherine (Roet) Swynford is the dau. of Sir Payne/Paon Roet, a Gasconne.

John of Gaunt is the son of Edward III, King of England and France, b. 13 Nov. 1312 at Windsor Castle, d. 21 June 1377 at Richmond, England. He mar. 24 Jan. 1328 at York, England, Philippa of Hainaut, b. 1312, d. 24 Jan. 1328, at York.

This line will take you to almost all the royal houses of Europe and back to Charlemagne and even further back. Any library or the web with give your these lines.

Lady Anne Grey, 1st wife of Sir John Grey, 8th Lord Grey of Wilton, d. 3April 1499, was the dau. of Sir Edmund Grey, Earl of Ruthin and Kent, b. 26 oct. 1416, d. 22 may 1490, mar. 1458/9, Katherine Percy* b. 28 May 1423. (Much more to come one the Percys)

Sir Edmund Grey (no dates, no spouse indicated) was the son Reginald Grey, d. 1441. whose 1st wife was Margarent, daughter of William, Lord R os.

Reginald deGrey was the son of Roger deGrey, d. 27 Mar. 1354 (brother of Henry deGrey) mar. Elizabeth, dau. of John, Lord Hastings).

Roger deGrey was the son of John deGrey, Lord Grey of wilton, b. at wilton, d. 1323. He Married Anne deFerraers. (Roger was the son of Reginald deGrey and Maud Longchamp, which line syou already have.) Anne deFerrers was the dau. of William deFerrers, b. ca. 1240, at Groby, Leicestershire, d. 1287/8 m. Anne leDespenser of Ryhall-Rutland.

Here are the deTalbots:

Sir Henry deGrey (by 1340-1390) mar. bef. 3 Feb. 1379/80 Elizabeth deTalbot, d. 10 Jan. 1401.

Elizabeth deTalbot is the dau. of Gilbert deTalbot, Baron Talbot, b. 1332, d. 24 Apr. 1387, who mar. bef. 1361 (1st wife) Petronilla Butler. (Butler information will follow later.)

Gilbert deTalbot is the son of Sir Richard deTalbot, Baron Talbot, b. ca. 1302, d. 23 Oct. 1356, mar. 1325, Elizabeth Comyn, b. 1299.

Elizabeth Comyn is the dau. of John Comyn, "Red Comyn," Lord of Badenock, d. 1306, mar. Joan deValence. (Joan deValence is the dau. of Sir William deValence, Lord of Valence, Montignac, Bellac, Rancon, and Champagnon, d. bef. 18 May 1296, mar. 13 Aug. 1247, Joan deMunchensi, d. bef. 30 Sept. 1307.)

Sir John Comyn "Red Comyn" is the son of sir John Comyn, "Black Comyn," Lord of Badenock, d. ca. 1303,mar. Alianora deBaliol. (More to come on deBaliols.)

More:

John LaZouche, Lord Zouche of Haryngworth, mar. Mar. 1425/6, Joan DeDynham, d. 23 Jun. 1526.

Joan DeDynham was the dau. of Sir John DeDyhnham, Lord Dynham, d. 15 Jan. 1457/8, mar. bef. 1434 Joan (or Jane) deArches, d. 1497. (Joan deArches was the dau. of Richard deArches and Lucy.)

Sir John deDynham was the son of Sir John deDinham, b. 1359/60, d. 24 Dec. 1428, mar. after I Nov. 1402, Philippa Lovel. (Philippa Lovel was the dau. of sSr John Lovel of Titchmarsh.)

Sir John deDinham is the son of sir John dedinham, d. 7 Jan. 1382/3, at age 64, mar. Muriel Courtenay, d. bef, 12 Aug. 1369.

John LaZouche, MP, mar. 1425/5, was the son of William LaZouche, b. 1402, d. 1463, who mar. ca. 1424 Alice Seymour, b. 24 July 1409. d/ 1425/6.

Alice Seymour is the dau. of Sir Richard Seymour, MP, Lord St. Maur and Lovel, d. Jan.1408/9, mar. Mary (Peyvre) Broughton. (Mary [Peyvre] Boughton is the dau. of Thomas Peyvre of Toddington and Margaret Loring--Margaret being the dau. of Sir Nele Loring, KG [Knight of the Garter]).

Sir Richard Seymour, d. Jan. 1408/9 is the son of Sir richard Seymour, MP, Lord St. Maur and Lovel, d. 15 May 1401, who mar. after 1374 Ela deSt.Lo, d. 1409/10. (Ela deSt.Lo is the dau. of Sir John deSt.Lo.)

Sir Richard Seymour, d. May 1401, is the son of Sir Nicholas deSt.Maur, MP, Lord St. Maur and Lovel, d. 8 Aug. 1361l, who mar. Muriel Lovel, d. bef. 1361.

Charles Somerset, b. ca. 1460, mar. (2nd wife) Lady Elizabeth West, the dau. of Sir Thomas West, KG, Lord DeLaWarre, 3rd Baron DeLaWarre, b. 1457, d. Oct. 14, 1525, who mar. Elizabeth Mortimer, dau. of Hugh Mortimer.

Sir Thomas West is the son Sir Richard West, Lord DeLaWarre, b. ca. 28 Oct. 1430, d. 10 Mar. 1475/6, who mar. bef. 10 June 1451 Katherine Hungerford. (Katherine is the dau. of Sir Robert Hungerford and Margaret Botreaux, dau. of Sir William Botreaux. (MP 1455-14720.) (Additional info. on William Botreaux in Cockayne's "Complete Peerage IV, pp. 154-155.)

Sir Richard West (1430-1475/6) is the son of Sir Renold/Reginald deWest, Lord DeLaWarre, b. 7 Spet. 1395, d. 27 Aug. 1450, mar. bef. 17 February 1428/9 Margaret Thorley, d. bef. 24 Nov. 1433. (Margaret Thorley is the dau. of Robert Thorley and Anne Lisle.)

Sir Reynold/Reginal deWest is the son of Sir Thomas West, Lord West of Oakhanger, Northamptonshire, b. 1365, bur. 19 April 1405 at Christ Church Priory. He mar. 1390 Joan DeLaWarre,* d. 24 Apr. 1404.

Sir Thomas West (1365-1405) is the son of Sir Thomas West, Lord West and Alice FitzHerbert.

*Joan DeLaWarre is the dau. of Roger DeLaWarre, Lord DeLaWarre, b. 30 Nov. 1326, d. 27 Aug. 1370 at Gascony, who mar. bef. 21 July 1358 Alianore Mowbray, d. bef. 18 June 1387. (More on the Mowbrays later.)

Roger DeLaWarre is the son of John DeLaWarre, d. ca. 23 June 1331 and Margaret Holland, d. Aug. 1349. (Margaret Holland is the dau. of Sir Robert Holland of West Derby and Lancaster.)

John DeLaWarre is the son of John DeLaWarre, Lord DeLaWarre, d. 9 May 1347. (He was a famous soldier in Flanders, 1297, Scotland 1298-1327, at Sluys 1349, and Crecy, 25 Aug. 1346.) He mar. ca. 19 Nov. 1294 Joan DeGrelle, d. Mar. 1352/3. (Joan deGrelle is the dau. of Sir. Robert deGrelle, Lord of Manchester, b. 1252, d. 15 Feb. 1282, Mar. Hawise deBurgh, b. 1256, d. after 1282.)

John DeLaWarre is the son of Sir Roger DeLaWarre and Clarisse deTregoz.

John deGrey, d. 1323, mar. Anne deFerrers, dau. of William deFerrers, b. ca. 1240, at Groby, Leicestershire, d. 1287/8, mar. Anne leDespenser of Ryhall-Rutland.

Reginald deGrey, Lord Grey of wilton, mar. Maud Longchamp, dau. of Henry deLongchamp and Joane.

Henry deLongchamp is the son of Henry deLongchamp, d. ca. 1211, mar. Maud deCantilupe.

Sir Edmund Beaufort, Dyuke of clarence, b. ca 1406, killed 22 may 1455, mar. ca. 1435 Lady Eleanor (Beauchamp) Ros, bo. 1407, d. 6 Mar. 1467/8, the dau. of Sir Richard Beauchamp, KG, Earl of Warwick and Albemarle, b. 26 Jan. 1381/2, d. 30 apr. 1438 at Rouen, mar. Sept. 1393. Elizabeth Berkeley, b. 1386, d. 29 Dec. 1422. (Berkeley line to follow.)

*Sir Richard Beauchamp is the son of Sir Thomas Beauchamp, KG, b. ca. 1340, d. 8 Apr. 1401, mar. bef. April 1360, Margaret deFerrers, d. 22 Jan. 1406/7. (Margaret deFerrer's line to follow later.)

Sir Thomas Beauchamp, KG, is the son of Sir Thomas Beauchamp, KG, b. 1313, at Warwick Castle, d. 16 Nov. 1369 at Calais, He mar. 1337 Katerine deMortimer, will dated 4 Aug. 1369. (More of deMortimers later.)

Sir Thomas Beauchamp, KG, is the son of Guy deBeauchamp, Earl of Warwick, b. 1278, d. 10 aug. 1315, at Warwick Castle. mar. bef. 28 Feb, 1309/10, Alice deTony, d. bef. 15 Feb. 1324/5. (More on deTony line later.)

Guy deBeauchamp is the son of William deBeauchamp, Earl of Warwick, b. 1237, bur. 22 Jun. 1298, mar. bef. 1270 Maud FitzJohn+, d. ca. 18 April 1301.

William deBeauchamp is the son of William deBeauchamp, Baron Beauchamp of Wocestershire, will dated 7 Jan. 1268/9 mar. bef. 1270 at Worcester Isabel Maudit, bur. at Nunnery of Cokehill.

+Maud FitzJohn is the dau. of Sir John FitzGeoffrey, Justiciar of Ireland, d. 23 Nov. 1258, mar. bef. 12 April 1234 Isabel Bigod.

Ref. Dugdales's "Baronage of England," and Weis's "Ancestral Root of sixty colonists," 5th edition.

Gilbert deTalbot, Baron Talbot, (1332-1387) mar. bef. 1362 (1st wife) Petronilla Butler, the dau. of James Butler, Earl of Ormond, b. ca. 1304, d. 6 June 1337/8, Married Eleanor deBohun, d. 7 Oct. 1363. (Bohun** line to follow.)

James Butler is the son of Edmund butler, Justiciar and Governor of Ireland, d. 13 Sept. 1321 at London, mar. 1302 Joan FitzThomas, dau. of John FitzThomas of Kildare.

Edmund Butler is the son of Theobald Butler/leBoteler, b. ca. 1242, d. 26 Sept. 1285, mar. ca. 1268 Joan FitzJohn, d. ca. 26 May 1303.

**Eleanor deBohun, d. 7 Oct. 1363 is the dau. of Humphrey deBohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, Lord High Constable of England, b. 1276, slain 16 Mar. 1321/2 at Boroughbridge, mar. 14 Nov. 1302 Elizabeth Plantagent, b. Aug. 1282, d. 5 May 1316. (More on Elizabeth Plantagent later.)

Humphrey deBohun is the son of Humphrey deBohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, Lord High Constable of England, b. 1249, d. 31 Dec. 1298 at Plesney, mar. 1275 Maud deFienes.

Source: Weis "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists" 5th Edition

Joan Plantagenet, "The Fair Maid of Kent," (wife of Sir Thomas deHolland) d. 8 Aug. 1385. She was the dau. of Edmund Plantagenet, Earl of Kent, born at Woodstock, executed 19 Mar. 1329/30, who mar. 25 Dec. 1321, Margaret Wake, Countess of Kent, b. ca. 1309, d. ca. 29 Sept. 1349. (More on Wake line later.)

Edmund Plantagenet is the son of Edward I, King of England, b. 17 June 1239 at Westminster, d. 7 Jul 1307 near Carlisle, England, mar. (2nd wife) Marguerite of France. Marguerite of France is the dau. ofPhilip III, "The Bold," King of France, but more on this line later.)

Elizabeth Plantagenet (wife of Humphrey deBohun) is the dau. of King Edward I, King of England (see above) who mar. Oct. 1245 (1st wife) Eleanor of Castile, d. 28 Nov. 1290, at Grantham, England. (Eleanor of Castile is the dau. of Ferdinand III, "The Saint," King of Castile and Leon, b. 1191, d. 1252, who mar. 1237 (2nd wife) Joan de Dammartin, d. 1237. (The Demmartin line will follow.)

Ref. for all above is Weis "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists " 5th edition.

The ancestors of Edward I, Philip III, and Ferdinand III can probably be found on the web.

I haven't continued on the royal lines because they go everywhere in Europe and as far back as Charlemagne and earlier. The earliest documented ancestor I (we) have is Afranicus Syagrius, a Gallo-Roman Senator in the 300s A.D. But to continue with the much more recent ones are:

Alianora deBaliol (no dates) (wife of Sir John comyn, "Black Comyn," Lord of Badenock) who was the dau. of John deBaliol, d. 1267, of Barnard Castle, the founder of Baliol College--of Oxford, I think, and if not of Cambridge), d. 1267. who mar. 1233 Devorgilla of Galloway,* d. 28 Jan. 1289/90.

John deBaliol was the son of Hugh deBaliol. "Certain it was that he benefitted himself not a little in those troublesome times of King John's reign (being then for the King) for when all was at quiet, at the entrance of Henry III, he could not forbear his wonted course of plungering." Dugdale "Baronage of england" vol. I, p. 523.

Hugh deBaliol was the son of Eustace deBaliol, who mar. the widow of Robert FitzPiers.

*Devorgilla of Galloway is the dau. of Alan of Galloway, Lord Galloway, Constable of Scotland from 1215 to 1234, d. 1234, who mar. (2nd wife) Margaret deHuntingdon, Earl of Huntingdon, b. 1144, (Margaret deHuntington is the dau. of David deHuntingdon , Earl of Huntingdon, b. 1144, d. 17 Jun. 1219 at Yardley, England, mar. 26 Aug. 1190 Maud of Chester, b. 1171, d. 1233. (both David and his wife Maud are descended from Charlemagne.)

Source: Weis's "Ancestral Roots of Sixty colonists," 5th Edition.

To continue:

Alianore Mowbray (wife of Roger DeLaWarre) d. before 18 Jun. 1387. She was the dau. of John deMowbray, Lord Mowbray, d. 1362, who mar. Joan Plantagenet. (Joan Plantagenet is the dau. of Henry, Earl of Lancaster, b. ca. 1281, d. 22 Sep. 1345, buried at Newark Abbey, mar. 1298 Maud deChaworth, living in 1345, bur. in Mottis Font Priory, England. (More on Maud deChaworth and Henry Plantagent later.)

John deMowbray is the son of Sir John Mowbray, Lord Mowbray, Baron Gower and Brember, Governor of the city of York and Scarborough Castle, Sheriff of York, b. 4 Sept. 1286, hanged 23 mar. 1321/2 at York, England, mar. Aline deBraiose, d. bef. 20 Jul. 1331. (aline deBraiose is the dau. of william deBraiose, Lord of Bramber and Gower, Wales.)

Sir John Mowbray. Lord Mowbray, d. bef. 21 Nov. 1297 at Ghent, bur. at fontaine Abbey. Mar. Roese deClare, living in 1316.

Elizabeth Berkeley, (wife of Sir Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick and albermarle) was. born 1386, d. 29 Dec. 1422. she was the dau. of Sir Thomas deBerkeley, Lord Berkeley, b. 5 Jan. 1352/3, d. 13 Jul. 1417, who mar. 20 Mar. 1392/3 Margaret deLisle.

Sir Thomas deBerkeley is the son of Sir Maurice deBerkeley, Lord Berkeley, d. Jun. 1368. (On 19 Sept. 1356, he was wounded at the Battle of Poiters.) Sir Maurice deBerkeley mar. Aug. 1338, Elizabeth deSpenser, d. 13 July 1389.

Sir Maurice deBerkeley is the son of Thomas deBerkeley, Lord Berkeley, Marshal of the English Army is France 1340, Captain of the Scottisch Marches 1342) d. 27 Oct. 1361.

Thomas deBerkeley is the son of Maurice deBerkeley, Lord Berkeley, d. 1326, who mar. 1289 Eva LaZouche, d. 14 Dec. 1314.

Maurice deBerkeley is the son of Sir Thomas deBerkeley, d. 23 Jul 1321, who mar. 1267 John deFerrers, d. 19 Mar. 1309/10.

Sir Thomas deBerkeley is the son of Maurice de Berkeley, b. 1218, d. 4 Apr. 1281, m. ca. 12 July 1247 Isabel FitzRoy, d. 7 July 1376. (Isabel FitzRoy is the dau. of Richard FitzRoy, who mar. Rohese, d. 1264/5. Richard FitzRoy is the bastard son of John I, King of England..)

Information of John I, is all over the web, of course.

Today will begin where we left off at Margaret deFerrers:

Margaret deFerrers (wife of Sir Thomas Beauchamp), d. 22 jan 1406/7, is the dau. of William deFerrers, Baron Ferrers of Groby, b. 28 Feb. 1332/3 at Newbold, Verdon, Leicestershire. d. 8 Jan. 1370/1, mar. bef. 25 apr. 1354 Margaret deUfford. (Margaret deUfford is the dau. of Robert deUfford, Earl of Suffolk, and Margaret deNorwich, dau. of Sir Walter deNorwich.)

William deFerrers is the son of Henry deFerrers, Baron Ferrers of Groby, b. ca. 1294, d. 15 Sept. 1343 at Groby, Leicestershire, mar. bef. 20 Feb. 1330, Isabel deVerdon*, b. 21 Mar. 1327/8 at Amesbury, Wiltshire, d. 25 Jul. 1330.

Henry deFerrers, is the son of Sir William deFerrers, Baron Ferrer of Groby, b. 30 Jan. 1271/2, at Yoxale, Staffordshire, d. 20 Mar. 1324/5, mar. Ellen (possibly the dau. of Sir John deSavage.

*Isabel deVerdon is the dau. of Sir Theobald deVerdon, Lord of Weoerly and Baron of Alton, b. ca. 1280, d. 27 Jul. 1316, mar. 29 Jul 1302 at Wigmore, Maud deMortimer. (Maud is the dau. of Edmund deMortimer and Margaret deFienes.)

Source: Adams & Weis, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists," and Cokayne's "Complete Peerage," Vol. V.

Katherine deMortimer (wife of Sir Thomas Beauchamp, KG) had a will dated 4 aug. 1369. She was the dau. of Sir Roger deMortimer, the Earl of March, b. 25 apr. 1287, d, 29 Nov. 1330, mar. bef. Oct. 1305 Joan deGeneville*, b. 2 Feb. 1285/6, d. 19 Oct. 1356.

Sir Roger deMortimer is the son of Sir Edmund deMortimer, b. 1261, d. 17 Jul. 1304, mar. ca. 1285, Margaret deFienes, d. 7 Feb. 1333/4.

*Joan deGeneville is the dau. of Sir Piers Geneville, d. bef. 8 Jun; 1292 who mar. Jeanne deLusignan, d. 1323.

Source: Adams & Weis "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists," and "Cokayne's Complete Peerage, Vol. XII.

Alice deTony (wife of Guy deBeauchamp, Earl of Warwick) d. bef. 15 Feb. 1324/5. she was the dau. of Ralph deTony, Lord of Bliston, b. 1255, d. bef. 29 Jul. 1295, at Gascony, m. Mary (probably a Scotswoman) who was living in 1283.

Ralph deTony was the son of Roger deTony, Lord of Flemstead, Hertsfordshire, Bliston, Helston, and Carnantum, who mar. Alice deBohun.

Lady Alice FitzAlan (wife of Richard FitzAlan, is the dau. of Sir Richard FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel and Warenne, b. 1306, d. 24 Jan. 1375/6 mar. 5 Feb. 1244/5 at Ditton, England, Lady Eleanor Plantagent, d. 11 Jan. 1372 at Arundel Castle. (Lady Eleanor Plantagent's line to follow�)

Sir Richard FitzAlan is the son of Sir Edmund FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel, b. 1 May 1285. at Surrey England, beheaded 17 Nov. 1326, at Hereford, England, mar. 1305/6 Alice deWarenne* b. at Surrey, d. bef. 21 May 1338.

Edmund FitzAlan is the son of John FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel, b. 14 Sep. 1248, d. 18 Mar. 1271/2 Mar. Isabella Mortimer. (More on Isabella Mortimer later.)

John FitzAlan is the son of John FitzAlan, Lord of Arundel,d. bef. 10 Nov. 1267 and Maud deBoteler, d. 27 Nov. 1283.

*Alice deWarenne (wife of Sir Edmund FitzAlan) b. at Srrey, d. bef. 23 May 1338, is the dau. of William deWarenne, b. 1256, killed 15 Dec. 1286, in a tournament at Croyden, Egland. He mar. 1282, Joan deVere, d. 1293.

William deWarenne is the son of John deWarenne, Ear of Surrey, b. 1231. d. 1305, mar. 1247, alice/Alfais deLusignan, d. 1291.

LadyEleanor Plantagent (wife of Sir Richard FitzAlan) d. 11 Jan. 1372 at Arundel Castle. She was the dau. of Henry Plantagenetarl of Lancaster, b. ca. 1281, d. 22 Sep. 1345, bur, at Newark Abbey, Leicestershire,who mar. 1298 Maud deChaworth, living in 1345.

Henry Plantagenet is the son of Edmund Plantagenet, "Crouchback," Earl of Lncaster, Leicester, and Derby, b. 16 Jan, 1244/5 at London, d. 5 Jun. 1295, at Bayonne, Normadny, mar. Blanche of Artois, d. 2 May 1302, at Paris.

Edmund Plantagent is the son of Henry III, King o England, b. 1 Oct. 1207, d. 16 Nov. 1272 at Westminster, mar. eleanor Provence, b. 1217, d. 15 Jun. 1291, at Amesbury, England.

Here's some more:

Maud LaZouche (wife of Robert deHolland, of Upholland, County Lancaster) was b. 1290, d. 31 May 1341. She was the dau. of Alan LaZouche, Baron Zouche of Ashby, Governor of Rockingham Castle, and Steward of Rockingham Forest, b. 1267, d. 1313/4. Eleanor deSeagrave (prob. the dau. of Nicholas de Seagrave.)

Alan LaZouche is the son of Sir Roger LaZouche of Ashby and Brockley, Baron Zouche of Ashby, d. 1285, mar. Ela Longspee#.

Sir Rogr LaZouche is the son of Alan LaZouche, Baron Zouche of Ashby, County Leicester, and Constablke of the Tower of London, d. 1260/70, mar. Elena deQuincy, d. 20 Aug. 1296. (Elena deQuincy is the dau. of Roger deQuincy, Earl of Winchester and Constable of Scotland, d. 25 Apr. 1264, mar. Helen of Galloway.

Ela Longspee is the dau. of Stephen Longspee, Justiciar of Ireland, d. by 23 Jan. 1274/5, mar. 1243/4 Emeline deRiddleford, d. 1276. (Emeline deRiddleford is the dau. of Walter deRiddleford, d. 12 Dec. 1244 and Annora.)

Stephen deLongspee is the son of William Longspee, Earl of Salisbury, b. 1176, d. 7 Mar. 1225/6, mar. 1198 Ela, Countess of Salisbury, b. ca. 1190 at Amesbury, Wiltshire, d. 1261.

William Longspee is the illegitimate son of Henry II, King of England, b. 5 Mar. 1132/3, d. 6 Jul. 1189, at Shinon, France, and an unknown mistress.

Reference for this is Dugdale's Baron of England.

And a little more:

Margaret Wake, Countess of Kent (wife of Edmund Plantagent, the son of Edward I, King of England), was b. ca. 1309, d. ca 29 Sep. 1349, is the dau. of John, Lord Wake, and his wife Joan FitzBarnard, d. 1310. (Joan FitzBarnard is the dau. of Sir John FitzBarnard of Kingsdown, County Kent.)

John, Lord Wake is the son of Baldwin Wake , Lord Wake, of Liddell, County Cumberland, b. 1236, d. 1281/1, mar. 2nd wife Hawise deQuincy*.

Baldwin Wake is the son of Hugh Wake who mar. 1229 Joan, the dau. of Ncholas deStuteville of Liddell, County Cimberland and Devorgilla of Galloway.

*Hawise deQuincy is the dau. of Robert deQuincy, of Colne Quincy, County Essex, who mar. Helen. (Helen is the dau. of Llewelyn apIowerth, Prince of Wales, b. 1173, d. 1240, who mar. Joan, b. 1191, d. 1237, dau. of King John of England.)

Robert deQuincy is the son of Saire deQuincy, Earl of Winchester, a Magna Carta Surety, and a Crusader, b. 1155, d. 3 Nov. 1219.

Source: Weis Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists, 5th edition.

Marguerite of France (2nd wife of Edward I, King of England) is the dau. of Philip III, "The Bold," King of France, b. 1245, d. 1285 at Perpignan, France, mar. 21 Aug. 1274 (2nd wife) Marie of Brabant,* d. 12 Jan. 1321.

Philip III, is the son of Louis IX, Saint Louis," King of France, b. 25 Apr. 1215 at Poissy, France, d. 25 Aug. 1270, near Tunis, North Africa (Louis IX was a Crusader and died in Tunis returning from a Crusade.) Louis ma. Marguerite of Provence, d. 1285. (Marguerite of Provence is the dau. of Raymond IV Berenger, Count of Provence and Forcalquier, b. 1195, d 19 Aug. 1245 who mar. ca. 5 Jun. 1219 Beatrice of Savoy, d. 1266.)

Louis IX is the son of Louis VIII, "The Lion," King of France, b. 1187, d. 8 Nov. 1226 at Montpensier, Auvergne, mar. Blache of Castile, d. 1253.

*Marie of Brabant is the dau. of Henry III, Duke of Brabant, d. 28 Feb. 1291, who mar. Alix of Burgundy, d. 23 Oct. 1293. (Alix of Burgundy is the dau. of Hugh IV, Duke of Burgundy, b. 1212, d. 1272, mar. Yolande deDreux, d. 1255. Hugh and his wife Yolande are both of Capetian descent.)

Henry III, Is the son of Henry II, Duke of Brabant, b. ca. 1207, d. 1 Feb, 1247/7, m. Aug. 1215 (1st wife) Marie of Swabia, d. 1215.

Again, my source is Weis Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists, 5th edition.

Joan deDammartin, d. 1279 (2nd wife of Fernando III, King of Castile and Leon), is the dau. of simon deDammartin, Count of Aumale, d. 1239, mar. Marie, Countess of Ponthieu, d. 1250.

Maud deChaworth, living in 1345, bur. in Mottis font Priory, England (wife of Henry Plantagent, Earl of Lancaster) is the dau. of sir. Patrick deChaworth, Lord of Kidwelley, Wale, d. ca. 7 Jul. 1283. mar. Isabel deBeauchamp, d. 1306.

Isabella deMortimer (wife of John FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel) is the dau. of Roger deMortimer, Baron Mortimore of Wigmore, b. ca. 1231, d. bef. 10 Oct. 1282, mar. 1247 Maud deBraiose, d. bef. 23 Mar. 1300/1.

Roger deMortimer is the son of Ralph deMortimer who mar, 1230, Gladys Dhu, b. 1198, d. 1251. (Gladys Dhu is the illegitemate dau. of Llewelyn, King of Wales, b. 1173, d. 1240.

The royal lines can be copied from many many sources, so we can worry about those later.

And, again, my source is Adams & Weis Ancestral Roots of Sixty New England Colonists.

I've been told by genealolists that is is the farthest back one can go with documentation. He goes and, again, it goes from earliest date to later one:

Afranius Syagrius, a Gallo-/rinman Consul, serving in 381,

Afranius syagrius is the father of a dau. who mar. Ferreolus.

Ferreolus is the father of Tontantius Ferreolus, Counsul in 453, and at rome 469 and 475.

Tonantius is the father of Tontanius.

Tontantius is the father of Ansbertus. a Gallo-Roman Sentor, who mar. Blithilde.

Ansbertus is the father of Erchenaud.

Erchanaud is the father of Leuthanus, who mar. Gerberga.

Leuthanus is the father of a dau. who mar. Sigrada.

Sigrada is the father of count Wariner, d. 677, who mar. Kunza.

Count Warinus is the father of Leutwinus (St. Li�vin) Bishop of Treves, d. 713.

Leutwinus is the father of Rotrou, d. 724, who mar. Charles Martel, Mayor of the Palace in Austrasia, victor of the Saracens at Poitiers, 732, who was b. 689, d. 741.

Charles Martel is the father of Pepin, "The Short," Mayor of the Palace and first King of the Franks, b. 714, d. 768, mar. 783 Bertha of Laon (dau. of Count Canbert of Laon.)

Pepin is the father of Charlemagne, King of France, and Emperor of the West, b. 2 Apr. 742, d. 28 Jan. 813/4 at Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen). He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor, 25 Dec. 800, at rome, by Pope Leo III. Charlemagne mar. ca 771 as 3rd wife Hildegarde of Swabia, b. 759, d. 30 apr. 783. (Hildegarde was the dau. of Geroud, Count of Swabia.)

Charlemage is the father of Louis I, "The Fair," Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (814-840), b. Aug. 778. d. 20 Jun. 849 at Mainz, mar. 819 Judith of Bavaria. (Judith is the dau. of Welf, Count of Altdorf, Duke of Bavaria, who mar. Edith of Saxony.)

Louis I is the father of Gisele of France, b. 820, d. 1 Jul. 874, mar. bef. 840 Eberhard, Margrave of Fruilli.

Gisele of France is the mother of Berenger I, King of the Holy Roman Empire (888-895, 915-924), b. 840/5, d. 7 Aprl 924, mar. 888/890 Bertila of spoleto, d. 915.

Berenger I is the father of Gisele of Italy, d. 910, mar. to Adalbert, Margrave of Ivrea in Turin, Italy, d. 923.

Gisele of Italy is the mother of Berengarius II, Margrave of Ivrea in Turin, Italy, d. 6 Aug. 961. Bamberg (in present-day Germany).

Berengarius II is the father of Rosele (or Susanna), d. 26 Jan. 1003, mar. 986 Arnold II, The Younger," Count of Flanders, d. 30 Mar. 987.

Rosele is the mother of Baldwin IV, "The Bearded," Count of Flanders and Valenciennes,b. 980, d. 30 May 1036, mar. 1012 Ogive of Luxembourg, d. 21 Feb. 1030. (Ogive of Luxembourg's line to follow.)

Baldwin IV is the father of Baldwin V, "DeLille,: Count of Flanders, b. 1012, d. 1 Sep. 1067 at Lille, mar. 1028 Adele of France, d. 8 Jan. 1079. (Adele of France's line to follow.)

Baldwin V is the father of Matilda of Flanders, b. 1032, d. 3 Nov. 1083, mar. 1053, william I, "The Conqueror, Duke of Normandy and King of England, b. 1027 at Falaise, Normandy, d. 9 Sep. 1087 at Rouen, Normandy.

The last two lines I sent were from given from the past toward the future, but now I'll revert to going into the past.

Ogive of Luxembourg (1st wife of Baldwin IV) d. 21 Feb. 1030, is the dau. of Frederick I, Count of Luxembourg and Count of Salm, b. ca. 965, d. 1019, mar. bef. 995 Ermentrude. (Ermentrude's name is not fully established, but she is the dau. of Count Herbert of Gleiberg.)

Frederick I is the son of Siegried of Luxembourg, Count of Luxembourg, b. ca. 922, d. 15 Aug. 998, mar. ca. 950, Hedwig, d. 13 Dec. 992. (Hedwig's father is perhaps Count Eberhard, Count in the Nordgau.)

Siegfried is the son of Richwin, Count of Verdun, d. 923,mar. 920 (as her 2nd husband) Cunigunde, b. ca. 89

Adele of France, d. 8 Jan. 1079 (wife of Baldwin V) is the dau. of robert II, "The Pious," King of France, b. 970/1 at Orleans, d. 20 Jul. 1031 at meulin, mar. Constance of Toulouse.

Robert II is the son of Hugh Capet, Count of Paris and King of France, b. aft. 939, d. 24 Oct. 996. (He is the first of the Capetian Kings of France who ruled for almost 1,000 years--Louis XVI was the last.). Hugh Capet mar. bef. 969 Adelaide of Poitou, b. 945, d. ca. 1004. (More on Poitou line later.)

Hugh Capet is the son of Hugh Magnus, Count of Paris, d. Jun. 959, who mar. (3rd wife) Hedwig of Germany. (Hedwig is the dau. of Henry I, "The Fowler," Emperor of Germany, b. 876, d. 2 Jul. [year?] at Memleben. Henry I is the king in the opera Lohengrin. Henry I mar. [2nd wife] Mechtilde, dau. of Count Dietrich of Ringelheim).

Hugh Magnus is the son of Robert I, Duke of France, d. 15 Jun. 923, mar. (2nd wife) Beatrix.

Source" Weis' Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists, 5th edition.

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