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McGee Surname
(McGee, McGhee, Magee, ...)
M'Ghie of Balmaghie
coat of arms
Impressions of the M'Ghie Seals From The Gallovidian (749k)
No. 26, Vol. VII -- Summer, 1905
The name M'Ghie is said to have it's first recorded use as MacEthe in Dumfries, Scotland in 1296. The common American surnames
of McGee, McGhee, and Magee share this root. These names are all treated as the same .
Tradition has it that the land later known as the Parish of Balmaghie in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland was settled, perhaps
in the ninth century, by an Irish chieftain of the M'Ghie name. The M'Ghies held land there for upwards of a thousand years
until a descendancy to female lines ended the reign.
In the early seventeenth century the 'Plantation of Ulster' by the English and Scots was begun and a number of MacGees
settled Ireland during that time. Starting in the early eighteenth century and continuing sporadically until the start of
the American Revolution, large numbers of these Scotch-Irish, or Ulster-Scots as they are also called, emigrated to America.
The ancestors of many present day McGees set foot in America during that period and more arrived during the mid nineteenth
century as they fled the Irish Potato Famine
.
On the Origins of the McGee NameFrom "The
Surnames of Scotland, Their Origin, Meaning, and History" by George F. Black, Ph.D., p. 496:
MACGHIE, MACGHEE, MACGEE. Ir. Mag-Aoidh, "son of Aodh," and so same as MACKay. Gilmighel Mac Ethe of Dumfries rendered
homage, 1296 (Bain, II, p. 198). In the following year, as Gille Michel MacGethe, he was thanked by Edward I for putting down
evildoers and for other services (Hist. Docs., II, p. 197; Bain, II, p. 324).
...
Gilbert McGeth was custumar or collector of customs in the burgh of Kirkcudbrith, 1331 (ER., I, p. 374), and Michael Macge
or Mageth, landholder in Galloway was admitted to the king's peace by Edward III in 1339 (Rot. Scot.),
...
Gilbert M'Gy is styled lord of Balmage in 1426 (RMS., II). Robert Macgye (M'Gy, Macge, or Magy) was the king's mime, 1444-49
(ER., III, p. 150, 274, 378). John Makke made oblation by procurator in 1463 for the vicarage of St. Michael's, Dumfries (Edgar,
p.135).
...
The Galwegian family of Macghie gave name to Balmaghie ("Macghie's town"). M'Ge 1555, M'Gey 1473, M'Ghye 1648, M'Gye 1482,
Machgie 1684, Makge 1550, Makgee 1527, Makghie 1617; M'Eth, McGie, McGhie, Mackghie, Makgie. In old Galloway documents M'Ghie
and M'Kie are used indiscriminately | |
The M'Ghies of Balmaghieby Norman J. M'Kie, M.D.; from "The
Gallovidian, an Illustrated Southern Counties Quarterly Magazine" No. 26 - Vol. VII, Summer, 1905, pp 99-103.
View images of this Gallovidian article (750kb)
From the ninth century, when parishes got their names, and Balemakethe, now Balmaghie, was named after its principal
landowner, until the nineteenth, when the daughters of John M'Ghie of Castlehill, who was descended from Balmaghie through
Airie and Airds, parted with the estate, there have been landowners of the name and clan in Galloway. The name M'Ghie is a
modification of what was once a favourite Celtic appellation, Aodh or Aed, sometimes written Eth or Heth and latinized into
Ethus.
...
on the name Mackay ... The Gaelic form is Mac Aoidh, son of Aodh. The name Aodh
is common in the ancient history of the Gael, both in Scotland and Ireland. ... therefore Aeduus or Aeduan means
quite the same as Mackay, the former meaning 'belonging to Aedu,' the latter 'son of Aedu.' The further meaning of aedu-s
is also known; the word means 'fire,' 'hearth.' It appears as such in Irish and Welsh, and is allied to the Latin aedes (house)
Aedilis, the Roman Dean of Guild, and the Greek aitho (I Kindle). All this may, of course, be equally said of M'Ghie and M'Kie.
The Celtic Aodh is the Norse Odo and the Norman-French Hugh.
...
In old Galloway documents M'Ghie and
M'Kie are used indiscriminately.
...
I. The M'Ghies of BalmaghieThe tradition is that the lands and church derived their name from an Irish
chieftain who settled there in early days. The earliest historical notice of the name is in the beginning of the 12th century,
when "the church of Kirkandrew, Balemakethe," is mentioned by Fergus, Lord of Galloway, to the Abbey of Holyrood. ...
The M'Eths, who gave their name to the lands and the church, must, therefore have been settled there in the eleventh century
at the latest, but, as parishes were formed as early as the ninth century, we may pretty safely conclude that the M'Ghies
were there then. Gilmyhel MacEth signed the Ragman Roll in 1296; Micheal Macge submitted to Edward III. in 1339; Gilbert Macge
is called "lord of Balmage" in 1426; in 1460 Gilbert M'Gy is of Balmagy.
This Gilbert was succeeded by William M'Gee, who gets sasine of Slagerre (Slogarie) in 1471.
...
Sir
George MacKenzie gives the coat-of-arms of M'Ghie of Balmaghie, as "Sable, three leopards' heads erased, argent." Nisbet,
in his Heraldry, says--The name of M'Ghie, three leopards' heads, argent. The principal family of the name is designed
of Balmaghie, who makes the heads.
...
II. The M'Ghies of Airie and AirdsThe M'Ghies of Airie and Airds are a branch of the M'Ghies of Balmaghie,
but it is difficult to point out when the offshoot took place.
In December, 1642, James M'Ghie had sasine of the lands of Airies and Culquahassan. He married, first Janet Gordon, and,
second, Anna Kennethie. By the latter he had a son, Alexander who succeeded.
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III. The M'Ghies of CastlehillJohn M'Ghie of Castlehill, in the Parish of Troqueer, married Jean,
daughter of the Rev. William Donaldson, minister of Parton, by whom he had six daughters-- Mary, Isabella, Elizabeth, Jane,
Wilhelmina, and Ann.
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On the Parish of Balmaghiefrom "History
of the Lands and Their Owners in Galloway, Vol. 3" by P.H. M'Kerlie, 1887, Edinburgh, Scotland, pages 105-170; facsimile with M'Kerlie's personal annotations published by G C Book Publishers, Ltd., Wigtown, UK in 1994
[p.105] The ancient name of this parish was Balmakethe. The church of Saint Andrew or Kirkandrew of
Balmakethe was one of those churches bestowed by Fergus, first lord of Galloway, on Holyrood Abbey.
...
In
1287, the monks of Holryood obtained a confirmation of this church from Henry, bishop of Galloway.
...
The
subsequent name of the parish is believed to have been given or taken from the Macges, who seem to have obtained the principal
lands in the fourteenth century, as will be seen under Balmaghie. Chalmers states that the prefix bal in Gaelic is a dwelling,
but he couples it with the M'Ghies, which is an error, as the early name proves. Besides, it is Irish, and not Gaelic. In
the latter language the word "baile" is a town, a village, &c.
...
[p.106] In 1606, Alexander M'Ghie
of Balmaghie obtained from King James VI. a charter of lands in the parish with the advowson of the church.
...
In
1786, with the lands of Balmaghie, it passed to Thomas Gordon.
The size of the parish as it now is, is about nine miles in length, and varies from about four to six miles in width.
In Pont's map it is spelled Balmagy.
...
[p.107] The history of the M'Ghies is that they were of Irish
extraction, and chief of the name settled in Galloway. This is very probable. On the coast of Antrim there was the Isle of
Maghee, which now is a peninsula of Lough Larne.
We have read, however, that M'Ghie is a corruption of Mackay, which seems improbable. In support of this, it is stated
that the arms of the M'Ghies are the same as borne by the chief family of the Mackays. This is certainly a guide in some cases,
but that the Mackays of Sutherlandshire and the M'Ghies of Galloway are one and the same, we do not credit.
The first bearing the name found in the district is Michael Macge, who, as a landholder, submitted to King Edward III.
in 1339. This servility to the kings of England has been the means of handing many a name down to posterity which otherwise
would have been lost. The Ragman Roll of Edward I. has been valuable to genealogists, and in the same way those who succumbed
to his successor have had their names also recorded; with this difference, however, that the first Edward was a formidable
enemy to Scotland, while his son was a weak monarch.
The next M'Ghie found is William Macge, whom we find styled of Balmage. This is the first mention of Balmaghie. There can,
we think be no doubt that he gave his family name to the parish, and not the latter to them
...
[p.108] William Macge of Balmage appeared in a cause before the lords auditors of Parliament in 1478, and
acquired from James III., on the 14th August 1484, a charter of the lands. It is thus evident that the family was free from
the crushing influence of the Church, when exercised wrongly.
...
On the 26th June 1599, Robert, brother of Alexander Glendonying, had retour of the lands of Barebord. New charters were
obtained by the M'Ghies from James IV. in 1513, and James V. in 1527. ... In 1586 Alexander M'Ghie was in possession.
... In 1606 Alexander M'Ghie of Balmaghie ... obtained from James VI. a charter of the lands and barony of Livingstone,
and the land of Slogarie, with patronage of Balmaghie church.
...
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On the Parish of Island Mageefrom "Ordnance
Survey Memoirs of Ireland, Vol. 10, Parishes of County Antrim III, 1833, 1835, 1839-40; Larne and Island Magee", edited by Angelique Day and Patrick McWilliams. Pages 14..105 relate to the Parish of Island Magee.
[p.14] The peninsula of Island Magee includes a tract of country 7 and a half miles in extreme length
from south south east to north north west and varying in breadth from 1 and a quarter to 2 miles.
...
[p.20]
There is neither town, village nor gentleman's seat in the parish of Island Magee.
...
[p.26] The numerous
pagan and ecclesiastical remains in this parish are sufficient indications of its having in very remote ages not only been
inhabited but also of its having been a place of no little celebrity among 2 very different races, of whom there are not now
remaining any other evidences, the present inhabitants being almost to a man the descendants of the Scottish settlers of the
17th century and still retaining in their habits, manners, dialect and religion the striking characteristics of the country
of their forefathers.
...
The parish is generally believed to have derived its name of the family or clan the Magees
<Macgees> to whom it is said to have originally belonged and by whom it was formerly inhabited. It is also said that
it has from early ages belonged to that family, and that their extirpation and dispossession took place on the alleged massacre
of the Roman Catholics on the 8th January 1641. There are, however, several circumstances and evidences in direct contradiction
of this.
...
The Magees therefore have had but a short tenure of the island
...
The stone which was found among
the ruins of the very ancient castle of Portmuch bears an inscription which some interpret as Island Magee. This, however
is uncertain. It is alleged that the parish has not derived its name from the of the family alluded to, but that its original
name was Mac'iagh, signifying a "seagul", a name which, if authentic, would have been very reasonable from the vast number
of gulls which frequent its coasts.
...
Tradition states that the parish, from its exposed situation, was subject to
incursions from the Danes and from the Scots, that it was frequently plundered by the latter and that the castle of Portmuck,
now in ruins, was erected in connection with the defences on the little Isle of Muck, on its eastern coast for the protection
of its inhabitants. Castle Chichester is said to have been erected at a subsequent period. A village existed about the latter
castle, and from it there was a considerable export trade to Scotland down to the beginning of the 18th century, until which
period the mail packet for Scotland was dispatched from thence. A small boat conveyed the letters between Belfast and Castle
Chichester.
...
About the middle of the 17th century, this district, which had previously been church property, was
exchanged by the bishop to the Chichester family for the parish of Glynn on the opposite coast of Larne Lough.
...
[p.27]
The colonisation of the parish by the Scots which had commenced in the beginning of the 17th century, had been proceeded by
partial settlements of the English followers of the Earl of Essex, who landed at Carrickfergus in 1578 and possessed themselves
of the adjoining parish of Templecorran and several others which were confirmed to them by the Crown. About the year 1610
several of the Scots settled here and their numbers must have rapidly increased, for in 161[last figure blank] we find the
Reverend Edward Bryce (the first Presbyterian minister who preached in Ireland and who had settled in the adjoining parish
of Templecorran) preaching here on every alternate Sunday. In 1641 and during 1642 the parish seems to have been finally colonised
by the Scots, many of whom, as the tombstones in the burial grounds justify, were the ancestors of its present occupiers.
...
[p.64] Traditional Accounts of the Slaughterford Bridge Incident
Under this head will be
found the traditional account of the massacre of Island Magee, or the massacre of the Gobbins, of which so many very conflicting
contradictory statements have appeared in the different historical publications, not merely local, but of the entire kingdom,
not one of which is entitled to the least credit, either as to the individuals by whom or the motive from which the circumstances
originated, or as to the numbers killed. In each successive work the number has been augmented. At first it was stated that
6 individuals fell, a subsequent publication made it 6 families, consisting of 30 individuals. These were multiplied by 10
in a later work, and finally augmented to 3,000, at which the humanity of historians has allowed them for the present to remain.
It is stated by many in the neighborhood that the inhabitants of the parish have increased the numbers killed in proportion
as the accounts given in the histories alluded to have reached them. So much so, that though the tradition and belief formerly
was that many individuals fell, it now is that the parish was depopulated, principally by the numbers put to death, and partly
by those who fled for safety.
...
The little bridge of Slaughterford is on the road from Carrickfergus to Island Magee
... The origin of its name is locally and historically ascribed to the slaughter of several of the inhabitants of the parish
of Island Magee, which took place on the evening of Sunday 8th January 1642 by some of the Scottish troops quartered in this
county, in retaliation, it is said, for some atrocities committed on their friends and comrades in different parts of this
country during the previous week. ... [Insert footnote: "Scotch" and "Irish" equal Presbyterians and Roman Catholics].
...
The
rebellion which had broken out in October 1641 was accompanied by many horrible butcheries of the Protestants by the Roman
Catholics, but especially those in the parish of Billy and in the Route, where some companies of Archibald Stuart's (of Ballintoy)
regiment were put to death, and finally at Clough or Oldstone Castle, 6 miles from Balymena, where the garrison, after having
capitulated, were allowed to march out and then their wives and children were taken to the banks of the Glenravel river and
butchered by Toole McHugh O'Hara. The last occurrence took place on the 2nd January 1642. It soon reach Carrickfergus, then
the garrison and place of refuge for the Protestants of the county. The men of Adair's regiment, being from the neighborhood
of the scene and probably having lost some friends, naturally were exasperated and on the evening or night of Sunday 8th,
set out for Island Magee, determined on revenge. They first came to the house of Owen Magee, who, with 8 of his family, they
killed, his son Bryan alone escaping.
They then proceeded to the house of Daniel Magee, the next on their route, and him, with 9 others, were murdered by them.
Several others, from 40 to 50 in all, were slaughtered, and several were brought prisoners to Carrickfergus. Many were put
to death in the parish with great inhumanity. A child was stabbed to death in its mother's arms, and several women fell victims
to the revenge of the murderers. One woman who had fled to the verge of the Gobbins before an officer who pursued, seeing
no chance of escape, clasped him in her arms and threw herself with him over the precipitous cliff, at the base of which both
were dashed to pieces. This is said to have been the only inhabitant who fell over the Gobbins, though many accounts go so
far as to state that numbers were driven over the Gobbins and that the massacres, having commenced at the Slaughterford bridge,
was carried on until numbers who had fled were driven over the cliffs. An inhabitant named Hill, a Protestant, is said to
have saved many of the Roman Catholics by concealing them in a lime kiln. Of the prisoners brought to Carrickfergus, 3 were
put to death by Colonel Adair's orders, Colonel Hill being absent, and several of the others were punished.
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List of Surnames
|
| Agnes (Beaufill) Beaufit |
1431 |
Scotts Hall, Kent, England |
| Mrs-Ogerus (Bedingfield) Pugeys |
Abt 1034 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Ogerus De (Bedingfield) Pugeys |
Abt 1030 |
France |
| John Jewett Allen |
21 Oct 1964 |
Dixon Hospital, Dixon, IL |
| Sarah Joy Allen |
3 Sep 1994 |
CGH Medical Center, Sterling, IL |
| Alpaide Concubine Of Austrasia |
Abt 654 |
Heristal, Austrasia |
| Ansigisen Mayor Of The Palace Of Austrasia |
Abt 607 |
Austrasia France |
| Carloman Mayor Of The Palace Of Austrasia |
Abt 550 |
Landen, Liege, Belgium |
| Charles "Martel" Mayor Of The Palace Of Austrasia |
676 |
Heristal, Neustria |
| Mrs-Carloman Of The Palace Of Austrasia |
Abt 568 |
Belgium |
| Pbepin Mayor of The Palace Of Austrasia |
Abt 635 |
Heristal, Austrasia |
| Pepin Mayro Of The Palace Of Austrasia |
564 |
Landen, Liege, Belgium |
| Rotrude (Chrotude) Duchess Of Austrasia |
690 |
Moselle, Austrasia |
| Sigimberus I Bishop Of Auvergne |
Abt 419 |
Westphalia, Germany |
| Miss Avitus |
405 |
Rome, Rome, Italy |
|
| Anne (Anna) Ayres |
Abt 1704 |
Stonington, New London, CT |
| Ann or Susannah Babcock |
1669 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| James Babcock |
1641 |
Portsmouth, Newport, RI |
| James Babcock |
1580 |
Wivenhoe, Essex, England |
| James Babcock |
12 Jun 1612 |
Wivenhoe, Essex, England |
| Mary Mrs Babcock |
1584 |
Wivenhoe, Essex, England |
| Margaret Bacon |
Abt 1324 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs-Thomas Bacon |
1302 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas (Robert) Bacon |
1298 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Cecelia Baldock |
1328 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Hester Ester Ballard |
28 Oct 1632 |
Of Lynn, Essex, MA |
| William Ballard |
12 Aug 1603 |
Southwell, Nottingham, England |
| Benjamin Barber |
10 Mar 1707 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| James Barber |
1620 |
Newport, town of Newport, Newprot County, RI |
| James Barber |
Abt 1588 |
Berkshire, England |
| James Mrs. Barber |
Abt 1596 |
Providence, RI |
| Mary Barber |
1616 |
Providence, RI |
| Moses Barber |
5 Jan 1670 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Moses Barber |
5 Jan 1670 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| MR. Barber |
Abt 1600 |
England |
| Mrs James Barber |
Abt 1624 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Nathan (Capt.) Barber |
29 Jan 1732 |
Hopkington, Washington, RI |
| Samuel Barber |
8 Nov 1695 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Sarah Barber |
28 Nov 1719 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Thankful Barber |
2 May 1759 |
Hopkington, Washington, RI |
| William Barber |
5 Jan 1685 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1211 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1151 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1120 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
|
| Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1242 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Agnes Bedingfield |
Abt 1485 |
England |
| Arnold Bedingfield |
Abt 1090 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Edmond Bedingfield |
Abt 1450 |
Oxborough, Norfolk, England |
| Edmund Bedingfield |
Abt 1292 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mary Mrs. Bedingfield |
Abt 1239 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mary Mrs. Bedingfield |
Abt 1268 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mary Mrs. Bedingfield |
Abt 1184 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs Orframnia (Christiana) Bedingfield |
Abt 1093 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs -Thomas Bedingfield |
Abt 1378 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs-Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1212 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs-Adam Bedingfield |
Abt 1155 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs-Peter Bedingfield |
Abt 1063 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Peter Bedingfield |
Abt 1059 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Peter Bedingfield |
Abt 1180 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Peter Bedingfield |
Abt 1264 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Peter Bedingfield |
Abt 1320 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Bedingfield |
Abt 1374 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Bedingfield |
Abt 1348 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Bedingfield |
Abt 1428 |
Denham Castle, Suffolk, England |
| Edmund Bedingfield (or Tudenham) |
Abt 1400 |
Denham Castle, Suffolk, England |
| Grace Berwick |
12 Dec 1617 |
St. Mary Le Port, Bristol, Gloucs, England |
| Ann Bigelow |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Joseph Bowdish |
1700 |
Newport, town of Newport, Newprot County, RI |
| Martha Bowdish |
25 Aug 1755 |
Exeter, Washington, RI |
| Mary Mrs Bowdish |
Abt 1679 |
Newport, town of Newport, Newprot County, RI |
|
| Nathaniel Bowdish |
12 Dec 1642/43 |
Salem, Exxex, Massachusettes |
| Nathaniel Bowdish |
17 Feb 1726 |
Preston, New London, CT |
| Nathaniel Bowdish |
1675 |
Newport, town of Newport, Newprot County, RI |
| Sarah Bowdish |
Abt 1619 |
Salem, Exxex, Massachusettes |
| Sarah Bowdish |
Abt 1646 |
Salem, Exxex, Massachusettes |
| William Bowdish (Bowditch) |
Abt 1615 |
Salem, Exxex, Massachusettes |
| Althildis, Princess Of The Britains |
Bef 125 |
Britain |
| Coel "Old King Coel" (Coilus) Britian |
125 |
Britain |
| Cyllin Of Britian |
Abt 99 |
Britain |
| Edward Brown |
9 Sep 1586 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Jane Brown |
Jan 1645 |
Malford, Protsmouth, Worcester, England |
| mary Brown |
Abt 1626 |
Plymouth, MA |
| Nicholas Brown |
1601 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Priscilla Brown |
Abt 1629 |
Plymouth, MA |
| Sarah Brown |
1616 |
Essex, Essex, England |
| Child Brown (Browne) |
Bef 1633 |
UNKNOWN |
| Christopher Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1482 |
Swan Hall, Hawkedon, Suffolk, England |
| Christopher Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1450 |
Stamford, Lincolnshire, England |
| John Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1425 |
Tolethorp, Rutlandshire, England |
| John Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1349 |
Stamford, Lincolnshire, England |
| John Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1380 |
Stanford Draper, Tolethorpe, Rutlandshire, England |
| john Brown (Browne) |
1312 |
Stamford, Lincolnshire, England |
| Mrs John Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1315 |
Stamford, Lincolnshire, England |
| Peter Brown (Browne) |
Bet 1596 and 1598 |
Hawkedon, Suffolk, England |
| Rebecca Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1631 |
Plymouth, MA |
| Thomas Brown (Browne) |
Abt 1533 |
Swan Hall, Hawkedon, Suffolk, England |
| Mary Bucket or Becket |
17 Jan 1590 |
Eckington, Worcester, England |
| Johane Burr |
Abt 1577 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| MR. Burr |
Abt 1551 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Mrs Burr |
Abt 1555 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Agnes Butler |
1521 |
Dedham, Essex, England |
| Joane Mrs Butter |
1504 |
Dedham, Essex, England |
| Thomas Butter (butler) |
1500 |
Dedham, Essex, England |
| June Charles |
Abt 1237 |
Suffolk, England |
| Mrs Chrodobertus I |
Abt 665 |
UNKNOWN |
| Judith Clarke |
12 Oct 1667 |
Newport, town of Newport, Newprot County, RI |
| Anne Cory |
1698/99 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| John Cory III |
3 Feb 1674 |
Huntington, Longs Island, Suffolk, NY |
| Itha Da Faucigny |
1086 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Priscilla Day |
1678 |
Huntington, Longs Island, Suffolk, NY |
| Louis, Seigneur De Faucigny |
1060 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Melchoir De Forest |
Bet 1500 and 1510 |
Aves Nes, Haingut (now France) |
| Rachel De Forest |
1604 |
Leiden, Netherlands |
| Catherine De Fosset |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Amadeo I Count of De Geneva |
Abt 1100 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Beatrix De Geneva |
Abt 1154 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Maud De Glanville |
Abt 1148 |
Suffolk, England |
| Adalbert De Grandison |
Abt 1030 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| Barthelemy Sire De Grandison |
Abt 1110 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Ebal I De Grandison |
Abt 1087 |
Grandson, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Ebal III Sire De Grandison |
Abt 1133 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Ebal IV Sire De Grandison |
Abt 1154 |
Grandson, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Falko (Conon) De Grandison |
Abt 1050 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Mabilia De Grandison |
Abt 1294 |
Ashperton, Herefordshire, England |
| Pierre I Sire De Grandison |
Abt 1190 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| William De Grandison |
Bet 1255 and 1264 |
Cassington, Oxfordshire, England |
| Adalbert De Grandson |
1014 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| Mrs-Barthelemy De Grandson |
1110 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Margaret De Herling |
1372 |
East Herling, Norfolk, England |
| Eva De Hooges |
1676/77 |
Hurley, Ulster, Ny |
| Johannes De Hooges |
1655/56 |
UNKNOWN |
| Dr. Johannes De La Montagne |
1595 |
Saintes, province of Saile, France |
| Marie De La Montagne |
26 Jan 1637 |
Off Madeira, On Voyager to NY |
| Agnes De Neuchatel |
Abt 1194 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| Ulric III De Neuchatel |
1150 |
Urach, Baden, Germany |
| Elizabeth De Norton |
Abt 1352 |
Bendham, Suffolk, England |
| Adelheid De Roucy |
Abt 1050 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Oda De Savoy |
Abt 586 |
Old Saxony |
| Edmund De Tudenham |
Abt 1200 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| John De Tudenham |
Abt 1171 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| John De Tudenham |
1346 |
(16-1362) Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Robert De Tudenham |
Abt 1264 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Robert De Tudenham |
Abt 1295 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Roger De Tudenham |
Abt 1144 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Yolande De Urach Arberg |
Abt 1188 |
Urach, Baden, Germany |
| Adaele (Alice, Alix) De Vermandois |
Bet 910 and 915 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Beatrice De Vermandois |
Abt 880 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Herbert I Count Of De Vermandois |
Abt 848 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Pbepin II Quentin Count of De Vermandois |
Abt 818 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Anne De Waldegrave |
Abt 1429 |
Waldegrave, Northhamptonshire, England |
|
| Margaret De Weyland |
Abt 1350 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Robert De Weyland |
1324 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Catheriene Dewart |
unknown |
unknown |
| Elfridam, Princess of England |
Abt 877 |
Wessex, England |
| Thietburge Mrs Faucigny |
Abt 1025 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Arnoul I, Count of Flanders |
Abt 889 |
Flanders, France |
| Baudouin II, "the bald" Count Of Flanders |
Abt 864 |
Flanders, Nord, France |
| Baudouin III, Count of Flanders |
Abt 933 |
France |
| Bertha, Countess of Flanders |
Abt 987 |
Flanders, France |
| Martha Mrs Foorde |
1580 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Avis Ida Fox |
17 Jul 1900 |
Rockford, IL |
| Chester W. Fox |
13 Nov 1863 |
Kishwaukee, IL |
| Edward Fox |
1824 |
Canada? England? |
| Clodion "Le Chevelu" King Of France |
Abt 395 |
Westphalia, Germany |
| Hildebrante Princess Of France |
Abt 897 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Miss Princess Of France |
Abt 862 |
France |
| Pbepin "the short" King Of France |
714 |
Austrasia |
| Pharamond King Of France |
370 |
Westphalia, Germany |
| Robert "fortis" Duke of France |
Abt 820 |
France |
| Robert I King Of France |
860 |
Bourgogne, France |
| Antenor IV, King Of The West Franks |
Bef 63 |
UNKNOWN |
| Argotta, Queen Of Franks |
376 |
France |
| Bartherus King Of The Franks |
Abt 238 |
UNKNOWN |
| Clodemir III, King Of The West Franks |
Bef 50 |
UNKNOWN |
| Clodiuds Duke Of The East Franks |
Abt 324 |
Germany |
| Clodius II (Clodie) King Of The West Franks |
6 |
UNKNOWN |
| Clodius III, King Of The Franks |
Bef 264 |
UNKNOWN |
| Clodomir IV, King Of The Franks |
Abt 129 |
UNKNOWN |
| Dagobert Duke Of The East Franks |
Abt 262 |
Germany |
| Dagobert, Duke Of The Franks |
300 |
Germany |
| Farabert, King Of The Franks |
Abt 122 |
Austrasia, France |
| Genebald, Duke of The East Franks |
Abt 354 |
France |
| Genebald, Duke Of The East Franks |
262 |
Germany |
| Hilderic King Of The Franks |
Bef 212 |
UNKNOWN |
| Marcomir Duke Of The East Franks |
Abt 347 |
Germany |
| Marcomir III, King Of The West Franks |
Bef 20 |
UNKNOWN |
| Marcomir IV, King Of The Franks |
Bef 128 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Clodius Duchess Of The East Franks |
328 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Clodius III, Queen Of The Franks |
Bef 293 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Dagobert, Duchess Of The East Franks |
304 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Dagobert, Duchess Of The East Franks |
Abt 232 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Farabert, Queen Of The Franks |
Abt 124 |
Austrasia France |
| Mrs-Genebald, Duke Of The East Franks |
Abt 358 |
France |
| MRs-Genebald, Duke Of The East Franks |
268 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Hilderic Queen Of The Franks |
Bef 212 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Marcomir, Duchess Of The East Franks |
351 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Martherus Queen Of The Franks |
Abt 238 |
Germany |
| Mrs-Odomir Queen Of The Franks |
Bef 114 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Rathberius Queen Of The Franks |
Bef 69 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Richemer Queen Of The Franks |
Bef 90 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Sunno Queen Of The Franks |
Abt 138 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs-Walter Queen Of The Franks |
Abt 269 |
Germany |
| Odomir, King Of The Franks |
Bef 114 |
UNKNOWN |
| Rathberius, King Of The Franks |
Bef 69 |
UNKNOWN |
| Richemer, King Of The Franks |
Bef 90 |
UNKNOWN |
| Sunno (Huano) King Of The Franks |
Abt 137 |
Austrasia France |
| Walter, King Of The Franks |
Bef 289 |
UNKNOWN |
| Judith Elaine Friemuth |
9 Nov 1944 |
Stillman Valley, IL |
| Agnes Fuller |
Abt 1470 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Fuller |
Abt 1444 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Mrs Fuller |
Abt 1446 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Agnes Fulmer (Fuller) |
Abt 1425 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Fulmer (Fuller) |
Abt 1397 |
Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England |
| Henry Fulwater |
1545 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Mr. Fulwater |
Abt 1519 |
Germany |
| Sarah Fulwater |
19 Mar 1573 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Joan Gabb |
1552 |
Painswick, Gloucester, England |
| Aimon I Count of Geneva |
Abt 1050 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Gerold Count of Geneva |
Abt 1012 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Jane Grubbs |
Abt 1550 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Jane Grubbs |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Elizabeth Gylbard Gilbert |
Abt 1561 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Mr. Gylbard Gilbert |
Abt 1535 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Mrs. Gylbard Gilbert |
Abt 1539 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| John Haskell |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Joan (Jone) Hearne |
1607 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Maude (Mabel) Hemenhale (Hempall) |
Abt 1296 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| William Hemenhale (Hempall) |
1270 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Hendrik Hendirksen (Kype) |
1600 |
Holland, Niewenhuys, Netherlands |
| Dode (Oda) Of Heristal |
Abt 556 |
Heistal, Liege, Belfium |
| Dode (Oda) Of Heristal |
Abt 556 |
Heistal, Liege, Belfium |
| John Herling |
1346 |
East Herling, Norfolk, England |
| Adbelahide (Adelheid) Princess Of Holy Roman Empire |
Abt 824 |
Tours, France |
| Charlemagne Emperor Of The Holy Roman Empire |
2 Apr 742 |
Aix La Chapelle, Austrasia |
| Ermengarde of the Holy Roman Empire |
Abt 800 |
UNKNOWN |
| Hildegard Empress of The Holy Roman Empire |
Abt 757 |
Aachen, Rhineland, Prussia |
| Louis "The Pious" Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire |
Abt 799 |
unknown |
| Margaret Hotofte |
Abt 1440 |
Wortham, Suffolk, England |
| Bernard King of Italy |
797 |
Vermandois, Austria |
| Cunigunde, Quenn Of Italy |
Abt 797 |
France |
| Mrs Pbepin, Queen Of Italy |
Abt 777 |
Toulouse, Gascony |
| Pbepin (Carloman) King Of Italy |
Apr 773 |
Aachen, Rhineland, Prussia |
| Anneke Jans |
23 Feb 1605 |
Flekkroy, Norway |
| Johan Jans |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Roelof Janszen |
1602 |
Marstand, Sweden |
| Elizabeth Jenckes |
1657/58 |
Lynn, Essex, Ma or Kingston |
| Joseph Jenckes |
12 Oct 1628 |
Colnbrook, London, Middlesex, England |
| Hugh Jenks |
Bet 1510 and 1515 |
Holbendred, Shropshire, England |
| William Jenks |
1536 |
Shrewsbury, Clun, Shropshire, England |
| John Jenks (Jenckes) |
1556 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Joseph Jenks (Jenckes) |
26 Aug 1599 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Margaret Jenny |
1350 |
East Herling, Norfolk, England |
| Tryntje Jonas |
1582 |
Marstrand, Sweden |
| Berthe (Aldeberge, Blithildis) Quenn Of Kent |
Abt 541 |
Paris, Siene, France |
| Elizabeth Kenyon |
1723 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| James Kenyon |
2 May 1653 |
Of, Oldham, lancashire, England |
| John Kenyon |
1605 |
Of Droylsden, manchester, England |
| John Kenyon |
26 Apr 1655 |
Of, Oldham, lancashire, England |
| Jonathan Kenyon |
1695 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Mrs. John Kenyon |
Abt 1608 |
Of Droylsden, manchester, England |
| Catherine Kierstede |
1660 |
UNKNOWN |
| Dr. Hans Kierstede |
1612 |
Saxony, Madeburg, Germany |
| Hans Kierstede |
13 Jan 1649 |
New Amsterdam, NY |
| Jacob Kipp |
1682 |
unknown |
| Jacob, Jr. Kipp |
7 Jan 1707 |
unknown |
| Jacobus Kipp |
1631 |
UNKNOWN |
| Johannes Kipp |
1737 |
UNKNOWN |
| Johannes Kipp |
1655 |
UNKNOWN |
| Johannes, Jr. Kipp |
1760 |
UNKNOWN |
| Margarett Kipp |
25 Apr 1810 |
NY |
| Annetje Krom (Gelvins) |
1640 |
Bra-Netherlands |
| Mrs Lambert |
Abt 690 |
UNKNOWN |
| Mary Lance |
Abt 1400 |
Dartford, Kent, England |
| Beggue (St Beggue) Of Landen |
Abt 613 |
Landen, Liege, Belgium |
| Itte (Itta) Of Landen |
Abt 591 |
Landen, Liege, Belgium |
| Berthe (Bertrade) Countess Of Laon |
Abt 720 |
Laon, Austrasia |
| Bertrada, Countess Of Laon |
Abt 695 |
Laon, Aisne, France |
| Claribert I (Heribert), Count Of Laon |
Abt 690 |
Laon, Aisne, France |
| Agnes Mrs lawrence |
1523 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| Elizabeth Mrs Lawrence |
1510 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| John Lawrence |
1500 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| John Lawrence |
Abt 1531 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| Robert Lawrence |
1474 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| Susan Renee Lawrence |
1548 |
Of Dedham, Essex, England |
| Elizabeth Leids |
1605 |
Malford, Protsmouth, Worcester, England |
| Jane Leids |
1578 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Thomas Leids |
1546 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Thomas Leids |
1546 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Abigail Lewis |
Abt 1690 |
Richmond, Washington, RI |
| Abigail Lewis |
Abt 1690 |
Richmond, Washington, RI |
| James Lewis |
20 Nov 1745 |
Exeter, Washington, RI |
| James Lewis |
3 Jun 1664 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Jenkins Lewis |
Abt 1689 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Jenkins Lewis |
Abt 1689 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Jonathan Lewis |
Abt 1722 |
Richmond, Washington, RI |
| Jonathan Lewis |
15 Aug 1752 |
Exeter, Washington, RI |
| Jonathan Lewis |
Abt 1722 |
Richmond, Washington, RI |
| Lucinda Lewis |
23 May 1813 |
Scholarie, NY |
| Lydia Lewis |
12 Jun 1786 |
Exeter, Washington, RI |
| Silas Lewis |
21 Jul 1784 |
Exeter, Washington, RI |
|
| Mr. Lide |
Abt 1520 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Mrs Lide |
Abt 1524 |
Inkburrow, Parish, Worcestershire, England |
| Abraham Lubberts |
1575 |
Ov, Netherlands |
| Trynitie Lubberts |
1599 |
Swol,,Zwoffen, Overjissel, Netherlands |
| Fannie Luke |
13 Mar 1828 |
New Scotland, Albany, NY |
| Jacob Luke (Look) |
10 Aug 1790 |
Bethlehem, NY |
| Salomo Luke (Look) |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| John Maxson |
21 Apr 1701 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| John Rev. Maxson |
12 Oct 1666 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Thankful Maxson |
16 Jul 1737 |
UNKNOWN |
| Albert Jacob McGee |
31 Mar 1851 |
NY |
| Guy John McGee |
14 Feb 1941 |
Cherry Valley, IL |
| John McGee |
1826 |
New Scotland, Albany, NY |
| Oliver Horatio McGee |
1 Apr 1889 |
Kingston, IL |
| Kelly Marie McGee-Allen |
29 Mar 1966 |
St. Joseph's Hospital, Belvidere, IL |
| Arnoul (Sr Arnoul) "de Heristal" Bishop Of Metz |
13 Aug 582 |
Heristal, Liege, Belgium |
| Angelica Moak |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Johannes Moak |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Gundreda Monasteriis |
Abt 1124 |
Bedingfield, Suffolk, England |
| Gundreda (Grundrilda) Monasterin |
Abt 1204 |
Norfolk, England |
| Hannes Moock |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Lena Moock |
12 Jun 1770 |
1st dutch reformed church, Albany, NY |
| Ausbert The Senator Of The Palace Of Moselle |
Abt 536 |
Old Saxony Germany |
| Ferreolus, Duke Of Moselle |
Abt 465 |
Moselle, Austrasia, France |
| Outeria, Duchess Of Moselle |
504 |
Moselle, Austrasia, France |
| Anna Mumford |
30 Apr 1668 |
Of, Portsmouth, Newport, RI |
| Mrs. Mumford |
1605 |
Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Mrs. Mumford |
1605 |
Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Thomas Mumford |
1625 |
Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Hannah Murray |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Mr. Norton |
1326 |
Bendham, Suffolk, England |
| Mrs. Norton |
1330 |
Bendham, Suffolk, England |
| George Odding |
1596 |
Madron, Cornwall, England |
| george mrs. Odding |
1560 |
Germany |
| John Odding |
1556 |
Germany |
| Margaret Odding |
1590 |
Madron, Cornwall, England |
| Sarah Odding |
5 Feb 1609 |
Madron, Cornwall, England |
| Wiltrud (Waltrada) Of Orleans |
Abt 795 |
unknown |
| Charibert I King Of Paris |
520 |
Paris, Siene, France |
| Ingoberge Queen Of Paris |
Abt 520 |
Paris, Siene, France |
| Margaret Parson |
Abt 1528 |
England |
| Catherine Patshull (Pateshull) |
Abt 1300 |
Pateshull, Heyford, Norfolk, England |
| John Patshull (Pateshull) |
1274 |
Ashperton, Herefordshire, England |
| Alice Irene Peavy |
Mar 1857 |
Michigan |
| Maud Mrs Peche |
1246 |
Suffolk, England |
| Eva Peche or Pecche |
Abt 1268 |
Suffolk, England |
| Gilbert Peche or Pecche |
1242 |
Suffolk, England |
| John Peterson |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| James Lewis Pierce |
20 Jun 1832 |
West Falls, Erie, NY |
| Lucinda May Pierce |
17 Apr 1867 |
UNKNOWN |
| Romanzo Pierce |
Bet 22 Sep 1801 and 1808 |
Scholarie, NY |
| Margarita Post |
6 Jun 1657 |
UNKNOWN |
| Matthew Randall |
1671 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Thankful Randall |
1702 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Sarah Roelofson |
Bet 5 Apr 1627 and 1627 |
Amsterdam, Holland |
| James Rogers |
Abt 1668 |
Washington, RI |
| Sarah Rogers |
Abt 1702 |
Westerly, Washington RI |
| Hafilda, Princess Of The Rugij |
Abt 106 |
UNKNOWN |
| Esther Sampson |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Elizabeth Sankey |
Abt 1568 |
Edelsworth, England |
| Arnoldus Of Saxony |
Abt 562 |
Old Saxony, Germany |
| Arnoldus Of Saxony |
Abt 562 |
Old Saxony, Germany |
| Hermann Fillung Duke of Saxony |
Abt 950 |
Saxony |
| Mathilde Princess of Saxony |
958 |
Saxony |
| Margaret Scott |
Abt 1453 |
Scotts Hall, Kent, England |
| William (John) Scott |
1427 |
Scotts Hall, Kent, England |
| Benjamin? Sears (Sehrs) |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Hiram Sears (Sehrs) |
24 May 1811 |
UNKNOWN |
| Nancy Sears (Sehrs) |
15 May 1840 |
Duchess County, NY |
| Henry Sherman |
Bet 1545 and 1547 |
Dedham, Or Ardleigh, Essex, England |
| Henry Sherman |
Bet 1520 and 1524 |
Colchester, Essex, England |
| John Sherman |
1445 |
of Diss, Norfold, England |
| John Sherman |
Abt 1396 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Phillip Sherman |
5 Feb 1610 |
Dodham, Essex, England |
| Samuel Sherman |
11 Jan 1573 |
Dedham, Or Ardleigh, Essex, England |
| Sarah Sherman |
26 Apr 1636 |
Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts |
| Thomas Sherman |
1490 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Sherman |
1422 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Rebecca Simmons |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Esther Smith |
1633 |
Glodwick, Oldham, Lancashire, England |
| John Smith |
4 Aug 1611 |
England, Great Britain |
| Joseph Smith |
1658 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Mercy Smith |
Abt 1684 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Mrs. Joan Smith |
1612 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Richard Smith |
Abt 1575 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| John Smithe |
1548 |
Benenden, Kent, England |
| Mr. Smithe |
Abt 1522 |
England |
| Mrs. Smithe |
Abt 1526 |
UNKNOWN |
| Christeena Snooks |
unknown |
unknown |
| Benjamin Soule |
Abt 1651 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Elizabeth Soule |
25 Apr 1642 |
Plymouth, MA |
| George Soule |
Bet 1595 and 1602 |
Eckington, Worcester, England |
| George, Jr. Soule |
Abt 1639 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| John Soule |
Abt 1632 |
Plymouth, MA |
| Mary Soule |
Abt 1644 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Nathaniel Soule |
Abt 1637 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Patience Soule |
Abt 1648 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Susanna Soule |
Abt 1642 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Zachariah Soule |
Bef 22 May 1627 |
Plymouth, MA |
| Joanna Sprague |
1676 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Sarah Stafford |
1662 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Martha Staples |
1726 |
Northfield, CT |
| Isabella Taylor |
1847 |
UNKNOWN |
| Ann Mrs. Tefft |
Abt 1600 |
England |
| John Tefft |
1614 |
Of Boston, Suffolk, MA |
| John Tefft |
1676 |
South Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Mary Tefft |
11 Jan 1729 |
Richmond, Washington, RI |
| Samuel Tefft |
1643/44 |
Providence and Kingstown, Washington, RI |
| William Tefft |
Abt 1600 |
England |
| Mrs Thhuringbert |
Abt 745 |
UNKNOWN |
| John Thorolde |
1444 |
Thornham, Suffolk, England |
| Margaret Thorolde |
Abt 1470 |
Thornham, Suffolk, England |
| Basina Princess Of The Thuringians |
398 |
Thuringia, Germany |
| Ferreolus Tonantius |
403 |
Rome, Rome, Italy |
| Miss Tonantius |
Abt 429 |
Rome, Rome, Italy |
| Mrs-William Coiuntess Of Toulouse |
Abt 758 |
Prussia |
| William Count Of Toulouse |
Abt 745 |
Toulouse, France |
| Sybil Tregoz |
1271 |
Ewyas, Herefordshire, England |
|
| Leutwinus Bishop Of Treves |
Abt 665 |
Austrasia, France |
| Mrs-Leutwinus Treves |
Abt 670 |
Austrasia, France |
| John Tudenham |
Abt 1233 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| Margaret Tudenham |
Abt 1404 |
(17-1410) Shuldham, Norfolk, England |
| Mrs-John Tudenham |
Abt 1175 |
Church Stanton, Devonshire, England |
| Robert Tudenham |
Abt 1372 |
Oxburg, Norfolk, England |
| (Miss) UNKNOWN |
Abt 1600 |
England? |
| Adelheid UNKNOWN |
Abt 1091 |
Grandson, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Agnes unknown |
Abt 1429 |
Stamford, Lincolnshire, England |
| Alicia unknown |
1538 |
Shrewsbury, Clun, Shropshire, England |
| Annes (Agnes) unknown |
1515 |
New Chapel, Clun Parish, Shropshire, England |
| Barbara unknown |
unknown |
UNKNOWN |
| Deborah unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Dietberga UNKNOWN |
1006 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| Doda UNKNOWN |
Abt 695 |
Neustria |
| Elizabeth unknown |
1478 |
Rumburgh, Suffolk, England |
| Hildegardis UNKNOWN |
952 |
Saxony |
| Jordane UNKNOWN |
Abt 1134 |
La Sarraz, Waadt, Switzerland |
| Margaret unknown |
1549 |
St. Anne, Blackfriars, London, England |
| Margery unknown |
Abt 1399 |
Yaxley, Suffolk, England |
| Margery unknown |
Abt 1382 |
Tolethorp, Rutlandshire, England |
| mary Unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| mrs UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Mrs. unknown |
Abt 1523 |
Germany |
| Rose unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN Unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| UNKNOWN unknown |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Williswint UNKNOWN |
Abt 725 |
UNKNOWN |
| Margaret unknown, possibly Ford |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Egino IV "der Bartige" Count of Urach |
Abt 1160 |
Urach, Baden, Germany |
| Eleanor Utter |
1672 |
Stonington, New London, CT |
| Jacob Jansen Vanettan |
1631/32 |
Etten, Bro Bant, Netherlands |
| Margaret Vanettan |
2 Mar 1707 |
old dutch chruch, Kingston, Ulster, NY |
| Peter Vanettan |
1672/73 |
Rhinebeck, Duchess, NY |
| Herbert II Count of Vermandois |
Abt 884 |
Vermandois, Neustria |
| Mrs-Pbepin Countess Of Vermandois |
Abt 820 |
France |
| Aimon I Count of Vienne |
Abt 985 |
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland |
| (Miss) Von Domene |
Abt 1126 |
Genf, Geng, Switzerland |
| Adalbert Von Grandson |
1004 |
Neuchatel, Ne, Switzerland |
| Jane Waller |
1495 |
Wartham, Suffolk, England |
| John Waller |
Abt 1462 |
Wortham, Suffolk, England |
| Thomas Waller |
Abt 1436 |
Parham, Suffolk, England |
| John Ward |
Abt 1524 |
Stoke By Nayland, England |
| Lancelot Ward |
1551 |
Dedham, Or Ardleigh, Essex, England |
| Lancelot Mrs. Ward |
Abt 1555 |
England |
| Phillipa Ward |
1577 |
Dedham, Or Ardleigh, Essex, England |
| Francis West |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN |
| Francis John West |
1631 |
Duxbury, Plymouth, MA |
| Matthew West |
1598 |
England |
| Mrs. Nickolas West |
Abt 1602 |
England |
| Susanna West |
23 Oct 1677 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Susanna West |
23 Oct 1677 |
North Kingston, Washington, RI |
| Thomas West |
1564 |
Harsworth, England |
| Elizabeth Williams |
Abt 1672 |
Washington, RI |
| Charibert Wormsgau |
Abt 640 |
Neustria |
| Chrodobertus (Robert) I Wormsgau |
Abt 665 |
Neustria |
| Chrodobertus (Robert) II Wormsgau |
Abt 695 |
Neustria |
| Lambert (Lambtbertus) I Wormsgau |
Abt 670 |
Neustria |
| Rupert (Robert) I Wormsgau |
Abt 720 |
UNKNOWN |
| Rutpert (Robert) Wormsgau |
Abt 770 |
UNKNOWN |
| Rutpert (Robert) III Of Wormsgau |
Abt 789 |
unknown |
| Theoderata (Tiedrada) of Wormsgau |
Abt 770 |
UNKNOWN |
| Thhuringbert (thurincbertus) Wormsgau |
Abt 745 |
UNKNOWN |
| Agnes Princess of Zahringen |
Abt 1158 |
Urach, Baden, Germany |
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