2009.01.10
Generations |
Era |
Years |
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1 - 24 |
The Biblical Era |
4000 BC to 1600 BC |
|
25 - 56 |
The Trojan Era |
100 BC to 250 AD |
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57 - 82 |
Danish and Swedish Eras |
250 to 900 AD |
|
83 - 85 |
The Norman Era |
900 to 1000 |
|
86 - 91 |
The Sicilian Rogers |
1000 to 1300 |
|
92 - 119 |
The English Rogers |
1300 to 1966 |
|
120 - present |
The Canadian Rogers |
1966 to present` |
Names in brackets are alternative spellings.
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Gen |
Name (male unless marked (f)) |
Spouse |
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1 |
Adam (4000-3070 BC) |
Eve |
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2 |
Seth (3869-2957 BC) |
Akilia |
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3 |
Enos (Enosh) (3764-2859 BC) |
Naom |
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4 |
Canaan (Kenan) (3674-2895 BC) |
Mualeleth |
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5 |
Mahalaleel (3604-2709 BC) |
Dinah |
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6 |
Jared (3539-2577 BC) |
Baraka |
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7 |
Enoch (3377-3012 BC) |
Edni |
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8 |
Methusaleh (3312-2344 BC) |
Edna |
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9 |
Lamech (3125-2349 BC) |
Ashmua |
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10 |
Noah (2943-2007 BC) |
Naamah |
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11 |
Shalah (Shem) (2441-1841 BC) |
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12 |
Arphaxad (2341-1903 BC) |
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13 |
Salah (2306-1873 BC) |
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14 |
Eber (Heber) (2276-1812 BC) |
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15 |
Peleg (2241-2003 BC) |
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16 |
Reu (2212-1973 BC) |
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17 |
Serug (2180-2049 BC) |
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18 |
Nahor (2050-2002 BC) |
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19 |
Terah (2221-1992 BC) |
Amtheta |
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20 |
Abram (Abraham) (1992-1817 BC) |
Sarah (Sarai) |
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21 |
Isaac (1896-1716 BC) |
Rebekah |
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22 |
Jacob (1837-1690 BC) |
Leah |
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23 |
Judah (b 1752 BC) [Lineage to Jesus] |
Tamar |
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24 |
Zerah (Zara, Zarah), Mahol of Darnia [Zara’s brother Perez is also identified as the father
of Dara] |
Electra |
|
25 |
Dara (Darda, Dardaius) (1519-1414 BC) |
Batea Of Asia Ilium Teucri |
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26 |
Erichthonius Illium King of Acadia (1420-1387 BC) |
Astvocho Astoche Illium |
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27 |
Tros Acadia (1375-1328 BC) [It was from Tros that the Dardanians were called
Trojans and the land named the Troad (Troya, Troja)] |
Callirhoe Ilium (b 1377) |
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28 |
Ilos (Ilus, Illes) King of Troy (1350-1281 BC) [Ilos is believed to be the founder of the capital city
of Illiona mistakenly called Troy. See Homer's Illiad] |
Eurydice Ilium Queen of Troy (1315-1281 BC) |
|
29 |
Laomendon (Iaomedon) King of Troy |
Placia Troy |
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30 |
Tithonus Of Troy |
Eos Aurora |
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31 |
Munon or Memnon Troy, Rey de Etopia |
Troana [Daughter of King Priam of Troy and grand-daughter of
Laomendon (Gen 29)] |
|
32 |
Thor (Tror) Rey de Tracia |
Sibil (Sibyl, Sif) |
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33 |
Loridi (Hloritha) |
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34 |
Einridi (Eiaridi) |
Hloritha |
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35 |
Vingethar |
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36 |
Vingener [One lineage gives Vingener as the father of Thor (gen
32)] |
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37 |
Moda (d 260 BC) |
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38 |
Magi Modasson |
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39 |
Sceaf (Seskef) (b 230 BC) |
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40 |
Bedwig (b 100 BC) |
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41 |
Hwala (Guala, Hwla, Hawala) of Bedwig(b 80 BC) |
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42 |
Hathra (Athra) Troy, Asia Minor (b 60 AD) |
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43 |
Itermon (Itormann) (b 36 AD) |
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44 |
Heremond (Heremod, Heremoed) King of the Trojans (12 BC -100 AD |
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45 |
Sceaf of Bedwig, b Troy, Asia Minor |
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46 |
Scaldea (Sceaf , Sceldw, Skjold), King of Troy |
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47 |
Beaw (Bedwa, Beaw, Bjaed , Bjaf, Beow, Beowa) of Sceldi, King of Troy (b 15 AD) |
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48 |
Taetwa (Tecti, Taetwattatwa), King of Troy (40 AD -100 AD) Asgard, East Europe |
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49 |
Geata (Geat, Jat), King of Troy (65-155) Asgard, East Europe |
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50 |
Godwulf (Gudolf), King of Troy (b 80) Asgard, East Europe |
Godolfr (80-180) |
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51 |
Flocwald Asgard, King of Trojans (100-133) Asgard, East Europe |
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52 |
Finn, King of Trojans (130-163) Asgard, East Europe |
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53 |
Frithuwulf, King of the Trojans (b 146) |
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54 |
Freothalaf (Frealaf, Frillaf, Froethelaf), King of Trojans (b 168) Asgard, East Europe |
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55 |
Frithuwald (Fredalaf) Bor, King of West Saxons (b 190) Asgard, East Europe |
Beltsa of Asgard (b 194) |
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56 |
Odin (Woden, Woutan), King of Denmark King of Trojans (b 215) Asgard, East Europe |
Friege (Frigg, Frea) (b 223) |
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57 |
Skjold Aesir, King of the Danes (b 237) |
Gefion (b 241) |
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58 |
Frid-Leif Skjoldsson, King of Denmark (250-280) |
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59 |
Frodi (Fred-Frode) Frid-Leifsson IV, King of Denmark (281-302) |
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60 |
Fridleif (Fred) Frodasson, King of Denmark (303-324) |
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61 |
Haver (the Handstrong) Fridleifsson, King of Denmark (317-346) |
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62 |
Frodi Havarsson, King of Denmark (339-368) |
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63 |
Vermund Frodasson, King of Denmark (361-390) |
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64 |
Danpi (385-412) |
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65 |
Dan (the Proud) Olafsson King of Denmark (407-432) |
Auda Hleithra (b 412) Or Grytha (b 400) |
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66 |
Frodi (the Peaceful) Dansson, King of Denmark (432-453) |
Queen of Denmark (432-456) |
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67 |
Fridleif Frodasson (b 456) |
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68 |
Frodi VII (The Valiant Fridleifsson, King of Denmark (479-548) |
Hilda (b 483) |
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69 |
Halfdan Frodasson (b 503) |
Sigris (b 507) |
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70 |
Hroar Halfdansson, King of Roeskilde (b 526) |
Princess Ogne Northumberland (b530) [Daughter of Norbil King of Northumberland (b 504)] |
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71 |
Valdar Hroarsson, King in Sweden (b 547) |
Hildur (Hildis, Hervor) Heidreksdottir, Princess of Vandals (b 572). [Daughter of Hilderic King of Vandals] |
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72 |
Harald (Suede, Viking) Valdarsson VII(568-589) |
Hildur (Hildis, Hervor) Heidreksdottir (b 572) |
|
73 |
Halfdan Haroldsson (Frodasson) King of Sweden (590-650) |
Moalda (Digri) Kinriksdatter (b 594) |
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74 |
Ivar (Vidfame) Halfdansson of Scane, King in Sweden & Denmark (Lethra) (612-647) |
Gauthild (Gyrithe) Alfsdatter (612-633) |
|
75 |
(f) Princess Aud (Audr, Adda) (the Deep Minded) Deiphrandza Ivarsdatter of Am, Princess of Sweden (633-670), |
Radbard Gardarige King of Garderige-Russia (b 638), |
|
76 |
Randver Radbardsson, King of Denmark, Prince of Garderige-Russia (b 670) |
Hyletheansson (b 704) |
|
77 |
Sigurd "Ring" Randversson (730-812) |
Alfhild Gandolfsdatter (b 735) |
|
78 |
Halfdan (The Meek, The Old) Eysteinsson (750-800) King of Westfold (Norway) [There was a another Halfdan the Old who lived about
this time which confuses some lineages] |
Hlif Dagsdottir (b 753) |
|
79 |
Ivar Oplaendinge Halfdansson, Jarl of Upland (b 770) |
Hilda Eysteinsdottir (b 785) |
|
80 |
Eystein (The Noisy, Glumra) Ivarsson (b 820) |
Ascrida (Aseda) Rognvaldsdottir . (b 834) |
|
81 |
Rognvald (The Wise) Eysteinsson, Earl of More) (852-890) [Rogenwald was a supporter of King Harold Harfagr, and
assisted him in obtaining the mastery over the other independent Norwegian
chiefs, and in establishing himself as King of all Norway. He was Earl of
More and Raumdahl in Norway, and in 888, he obtained from King Harold a grant
of the Orkney and Shetland islands] |
Ragnhildr (Hilda) Hrolfsdottir (b 858) |
|
82 |
Rollo (Rolf, Rou ROLLON) (The Strong, The Ganger) Rognvaldsson, 1st Duke of Normandy (872-931). [Rollo was a Viking
leader, probably (based on Icelandic sources) from Norway, who founded the
duchy of Normandy. Rollo raided Scotland, England, Flanders, and France on
pirating expeditions and, about 911, established himself in an area along the
Seine River. Charles III the Simple, of France held off his siege of Paris,
battled him near Chartres, and negotiated the treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte,
giving him the part of Neustria that came to be called Normandy. He was a direct
ancestor of William the Conqueror. By William. He was a direct ancestor of
the present-day British royal family, including Elizabeth II.] |
Poppa (Poppe) de Bayeaux (b 872) |
|
83 |
William I "Longsword" (Guillaume) 2nd Duke of Normandie (893-943) |
Sprote Adela De Bretagne (900-942) |
|
84 |
Richard I "The Fearless" 3rd Duke of Normandie (933-966) Richard I descendants are: a. Richard
II, Duke of Normandy b. Richard
III, Duke of Normandy c. Robert
I, Duke of Normandy d. William II Duke of Normandy who became William the Conqueror of England. |
Papia de Normandie (b 935) |
|
85 |
(f) Fredesende of Normandy (999-1057) |
Tancred Guiscard de Hauteville III (985-1051) |
|
86 |
Sir Roger Guiscard I Count of Sicily (1030-1101) |
Adelaide del Vasto of Montserrat |
|
87 |
Roger II, Count of Sicily (1093-1154) |
Emma of Lecce (1114-1134) [Emma’s father was Achard II (the Norman Count of
Lecce, Italy). Achard’s father was Geoffrey (Godefroy) who was the son of
Tancred III (Gen 85), i.e., Roger (Gen 86) and Geoffrey were brothers. Thus
Tancred III’s grandson married his great-granddaughter] |
|
88 |
Roger Tancred, Count of Sicily (1140-1193) |
Sibylla of Acerra (1153-1205) |
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89 |
Tancred Fitz Roger (b 1192) |
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90 |
Tancred Fitz Roger (b 1220) |
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91 |
Tancred Fitz Roger (b 1245) |
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92 |
Aaron Fitz Roger (b 1270) b Rome moved to England |
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93 |
Aaron Fitz Roger (b 1297) |
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94 |
John Fitz Roger (1335-1385) b Somerset |
Elizabeth De Furneaux (1330-1388) b Stringston, Somersetshire [See Section on ancestors of Elizabeth De Furneaux] |
|
95 |
Sir John Fitz Roger (1386-1406) b Ashington, Somerset |
Agnes De Mercaut |
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96 |
Thomas (Henry) Rogers (1408-1433) b Ashington Somerset [Dropped the “Fitz” and added the “s”] |
Avice (Amy) Stourton (b 1408) |
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97 … 115 |
The Rogers of Somerset (Estimated) |
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116 |
George Rogers (b 1853) b Somerset |
Harriet Boyes (b 1855) |
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117 |
George Frederick Rogers (1881-1969) b London |
Francis Mary Anson (1886-1975) |
|
118 |
David James Rogers (1911-1992) b Holborn, London |
Alice Annie Watts (b 1919) Finsbury London |
|
119 |
John David Rogers (b 1943) Sylvia Rogers (b 1947) Peter Rogers (b 1951) |
Jane Anne Woods Carole Lashmar (Roberts) |
|
120 |
Jason Kenton Rogers (b 1968) Montreal, Quebec Vincent Kent Rogers (b 1970) Montreal, Quebec |
Lori Kay Kimberley Height |
|
121 |
Emilee (Emma) Paige Rogers (b 1991) Jessica Page Rogers (b 1996) David Derek Rogers (b 1998) |
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“ap” means “son of” it is the Celtic eqivalent of Mc or Mac. Similarly “verch” means “daughter of”.
Elizabeth De Furneaux came from two families for which extensive ancestors and descendents have been identified (in addition to the Rogers).
Elizabeth’s father was Sir Symon (Simon) de Furneaux (1294-1351). The ancestors of Simon are:
· Mathew de Furneaux (1264-1317). Mathew was married to Matilda de Ralegh (1268-1307) who was an ancestor of Sir Walter Raleigh.
· Sir Mathew de Furneaux (1211-1293)
· Henry de Furneaux
· Sir Henry de Furneaux (b 1156)
· Sir Geoffrey (Golfride) de Furneaux (b 1117)
· Odo de Furneaux (1040) (born Cautances, Normandy, France. Came with William the Conqueror to England
Elizabeth’s mother was Alice (1306-1329). The ancestors of Alice are:
· Henry de Umfreville (1267-1329)
· John de Umfreville (1240-1312)
· Gilbert de Umfreville (1213-1262)
· Richard de Umfreville (1186-233)
· Henry de Umfreville (1153-1205)
· Gilbert de Umfreville (1122-1189)
· Robert de Umfreville (1091-1140)
· Gilbert de Umfreville (b 1062-1122)
·
Sir Robert de Umfreville (1030-1086) Lord of Tours and
Vian who was a kinsman to William the Conqueror and came over to England with
him. One of Sir Robert’s descendents was Sir Gilbert de Umfreville (Baron
Prudhoe, Earl of Angus) (1244-1307). Sir Gilbert was married to Elizabeth
Heiress of Angus.
Elizabeth’s ancestors include both Scottish Royalty (including King Duncan
(murdered by Macbeth) and King Malcolm II and Earl David of Huntingdon
who is an ancestor of Queen Elizabeth II) and Kings of England
(including Alfred the Great (849-899) and Egbert (b 827). See http://freepages.books.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cgb143/umfreville_pedigree.html
and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~paulinefranzen/royal/pafg13.htm#663.
Royal Families of Medieval Scandinavia, Flanders, and Kiev by Rupert Alen & Anna Dahlquist, 1997, King's River Publisher
History of Sweden
WBH – Sweden
Ayres.FBC.FTW
A History of the Vikings
Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists, 7th Edition, by Frederick Lewis Weis, additions by Walter Lee Shippard Jr., 1999, http://www.genealogy.dutton.net
Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and the United Kingdom, by G. E Cokayne, Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2000
List of monarchs of Sicily: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monarchs_of_Sicily
Rogers Family Genealogy: http://members.cox.net/wdegidio/hall/rogersfamily.htm
John Fitz Roger’s ancestors: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~drpatek/tp74.htm
Genforum on the Rogers Line: http://burstinguniverse.com/abbott/rogers_info.htm
Emma de Lecce: http://www.speedylook.com/Emma_de_Lecce.html
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw121.htm#I9374
This parallel path starts with Njord as the son of Odin (Gen 56), however, some lineages give him as the son of Yngvi, King of Turkey.
This path ends with Skirta who was the father of Radbard (Gen 75)
|
Gen |
Name (male unless marked (f)) |
Spouse |
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57 |
Njord King of Sweden (228-254) |
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58 |
Yngvi-Frey Swedes (242-281) |
Gerd Gymersdatter (239-267) |
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59 |
Fjolnir Yngvi-Freysson (b 261) |
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60 |
Svegdi (281-368) |
Vana Svitjod (281-360) |
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61 |
Vanlandi Svegdasson (298-389) |
Driva (302-320) |
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62 |
Visbur Vanlandasson (319-339) |
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63 |
Domaldi Visbursson (340-431) |
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64 |
Domar Domaldasson (361-452) |
Droft Danpsdotter (365-382) |
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65 |
Dyggvi I Domarsson (382-473) |
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66 |
Dag Dyggvasson (403-494) |
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67 |
Agni Dagsson (424-459) |
Skjalf Frostdotter (428-460), daughter of King Frosti of Finland (b 402) |
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68 |
Alrek Agnasson (b 445) |
Dagreid or Dageith Dagsdotter (449-481) |
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69 |
Yngvi Alreksson (466-536) |
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70 |
Jorund Yngvasson |
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71 |
Aun (The Aged Ani) Jorundsson (509-619) |
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72 |
Egil Aunsson (b 530) |
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73 |
Ottar (Vendilkraka) Egilsson (551-572) |
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74 |
Adilis "Athils" Ottarsson (b 572) |
Yrsa Helgasdatter (b 565) |
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74A |
Eystein Adilsson (b 594) |
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74B |
Yngvar (The Tall) Eysteinsson (b 616) |
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74C |
Skirta Ingvarsson (b 620)
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This parallel path starts with Arailt as the son of Ivar (Gen 79), i.e., Eystein (Gen 80), and Arailt were brothers.
This path ends with Tancred II and Fredesende who were the parents of Tancred III (Gen 85).
|
Gen |
Name (male unless marked (f)) |
Spouse |
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Arailt Harold Iversson (802-856) |
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81 |
Olaf Arailtsson (b 825) |
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82 |
Magnus Olafsson (b 845) |
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83 |
Ivar Magnusson (b 865) |
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83A |
Hailti Ivarsson de Hauteville (b 885) |
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83B |
Guisgard de Hauteville (b 905) |
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83C |
Tancred Guiscard de Hauteville I (b 930) |
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83D |
Guiscard de Hauteville II (b 955) |
Fredesende de Normandy (b 964) |
This parallel path starts with Assaracus as the son of Tros (Gen 27), i.e., Assaracus and Ilos (Gen 28) were brothers.
This path ends Judith De Bretagne and Richard The Good who were the parents of Papia De Normandy (Gen 84).
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Gen |
Name (male unless marked (f)) |
Spouse |
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28 |
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29 |
Prince Capys, b Troy, Asia Minor |
Themis, b Troy, Asia Minor |
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30 |
Prince Anchises (d 1181 BC) b Troy, Asia Minor |
Venus b Troy, Asia Minor |
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31 |
Aeneas King Latium (1260-1175 BC) , b Troy, Asia Minor |
Creusa Of Troy, b Troy, Dardania, Phrygia, Turkey |
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32 |
King Iulus Ascanius, “The Dardanian” of Troy (1220-1137 BC) |
Lavinia |
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33 |
Silvius of Italy Posthumus (Prince Sylvius) b Britannia (b 1160) |
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34 |
Brutus King Britain, “The Trojan” (b 1150) |
Ignoge EK Greece |
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35 |
Cymryw, b Cambria, Cornwall, England |
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36 |
Gorbonian Cambria, b Cambria, France |
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37 |
Dyfnwal Hen, b Cambria, Nord, France |
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38 |
Duke Cyngen Of Cambria & Cornwall b Britannia |
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39 |
Asser Of Cambria, Duke Of Cambria & Cornwall, b Britannia |
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40 |
Bleiddud Cambria, Duke Of Cambria & Cornwall, b Cambria, Nord, France |
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41 |
Henwyn Cambria, Duke Of Cambria & Cornwall, b Cambria, Nord, France |
Rhagaw Verch Llyr |
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42 |
King Cunneda Of Cambria |
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43 |
King In Rhiwallon, b Loegria (England) d 750 BC |
Junargonde |
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44 |
Gwrwst Ap Rhiwallon, d 735 |
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45 |
Seisyll King of Britain (Seisyll Serwyl) d 721 |
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46 |
Antonius Ap Seisyll (Antonius The Cambrian ) |
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47 |
Aedd Mawr of Cornwall |
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48 |
Prydain (Brydain) Ap Aedd of Cornwall [His name was corrupted as "Britain" wherfore
comes the name of the island. An alternative explanation is that Celtic
Bretons emigrated from France and became the Bretons of England; later the
name “Britain” became to signify the entire country] |
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49 |
Duke Dynfnarth Ap Prydain Of Cornwall |
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50 |
Crydon Ap Dyfnarth “The Cambrian” |
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51 |
Cerwyd Ap Crydon |
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52 |
Eneid Ap Cerwyd (King Of Druids ) |
Capoir |
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53 |
Manogan Ap Eneid (King of the Druids of the Britans) b 112 BC |
Anna Of Britain |
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54 |
Beli Mawr (The Great Sovereign of The Celtic Britons) (B 92 BC) b England |
Don Verch Mathonwy |
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55 |
Caswallon Ap Beli b Wales |
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56 |
Llyr Llediath Ap Caswallon ( d 10) b Caer Gwent, Ewyas, England |
Penarddun Ferch Beli (b 60 BC) |
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57 |
Bryan Fendigaed Ap Llyr (12-65) b Trevan, Llanilid, Glamorganshire, Wales |
Enygeus Bar Matthat (b 12) b Siluria, Britian |
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58 |
Caradog Ap Bran (35-80) b Trevan, Llanilid, Glamorganshire, England |
Cartismandua Britain (b 42) b Trevan, Llanilid, Glamorganshire |
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59 |
Coellyn Ap Caradog (d 140) b Trevan, Llanilid, Glamorganshire, Wales |
Coellyn Ap Caradog |
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60 |
Owain Ap Beli (b 100), b North, England |
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61 |
Meirchion Ap Owain (140-250) b Trevan, Llanilid, Glamorganshire, Wales |
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62 |
Gorac Mawr Ap Merchion (b 201) |
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63 |
Gwrddwfn Ap Gorac (b 239) |
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64 |
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65 |
Eudaf Hen Ap Einydd (b 296) b North, England |
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66 |
Carausius (b 320) |
Carausius (b 320) |
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67 |
Cynan Ap Eudaf Hen (340-421) b Brittany, Domnonee |
Darerca Nic Calpurnius (340-387) b Kilpatrick, Scotland |
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68 |
Gradlon Mawr De Bretagne (356-434), b Brittany |
Tigridia Ingen Calpurnius (b 356) b Ireland [her sister was also her mother in law and her nephew
was her husband] |
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69 |
Selyfan Tudwal Mawr Ap Gradlon (379-460) b Gaul |
Patricia Flavia Of Britain (b 379) b Gaul |
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70 |
Aldrien De Bretagne (390-464), b Gaul |
? De Auxerre (b 405) |
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71 |
Erich De Bretagne (425-478) |
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72 |
Riwal II De Bretagne (470-513), b Cymru |
Elaine Verch Gwyrlys (b 475) b Tintagel Castle, Din-Tagell, Cornwall, Britain |
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73 |
Hoël I De Bretagne (491-545), b Cymru |
Alma Pompea De Dumnonée |
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74 |
Hoel Le Petit De Bretagne (534-577) b Bretagne, France |
Rimo Ferch Rhun (b 542) |
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75 |
Alain I De Bretagne (560-595), b Bretagne |
Azenor De Brest (b 560) |
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76 |
Hoël De Bretagne (580-612), b Cymru |
Fratelle Ferch N (b 580) |
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77 |
Gicquel Ap Hoël De Bretagne (602-658), b Bretagne, France |
Morone (De Bretagne) (b 620) b Domnonee, Bretagne, France |
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78 |
Alain De Bretagne (650-690), b Bretagne, France |
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79 |
Ivor De Brittany (b 672) |
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80 |
Daniel Dremrud De Bretagne (690-730)
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81 |
Buidic De Bretagne (712-799) |
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82 |
Melieu De Bretagne (Title Occ Roi) (b 735) |
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83 |
Erispoe De Bretagne (755-812), b Bretagne, France |
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84 |
Nominoe De Bretagne (790-851) b Bretagne, France |
Argental De Brittany (790-851) b Bretagne, France |
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85 |
Erispoe (Herispoe) II de Brittany (b 794) b Brittany, France |
Marmoec De Poher (b 825) b Nantes, Loire Atlantique, France |
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86 |
Ridoredh Berenger Vannes (830-907) b Nantes, France |
Concubine Of Ridoredh (b 830) |
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87 |
Alain I De Bretagne (860-907) b Bretagne, France |
Orequen De Rennes (854-907) b Bretagne, France |
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88 |
Paskwitan De Rennes (884-936) b Rennes, Bretagne, France |
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89 |
Juhel Berenger (931-970) b Rennes, Bretagne, France |
Queen Gerberge (Queen Of France) (914-984) b Nordhausen, Saxony |
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90 |
Conan I Bretagne (927-997), b Bretagne, France |
Ermangarde D Anjou (952-992) b Anjou,France |
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91 |
(f) Judith De Bretagne (982-1017) b Bretagne, France |
Richard The Good (963-1026) b Normandy, France |
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92 |
(f) Papia De Normandy |
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93 |
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