Husband: Elias MAINE
| Born: | ABT 1068 | at: | of,Maine,France
| Married: | BEF 1092 | at: |
| Died: | 1110 | at: |
| Father: | John de La FLECHE
| Mother: | Paula de La FLECHE
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Wife: Matilde Mrs MAINE
| Born: | ABT 1070 | at: | of Chateau,Eure-et-Loire,France
| Died: | 1099 | at: |
| Father: | Gervase Seigneur de CHATEAU-DU-LORIE
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| Died: | ABT 1126 | at: | ,,Maine,France| Spouses: | FULK V
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Royal Ancestors of Some LDS Families by Michel L. Call.
Ancestry and Progeny of Captain James Blount - Inmigrant. by Robert Ffafman p. E- 29.
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!Name spelled also Ehremberge.
!Name spelled also Ehremberge.
Royal Ancestors of Some LDS Families by Michel L. Call, chart 301 # 9.
Ancestry and Progeny of Captain James Blount - Inmigrant. by Robert Ffafman p. E- 29.
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Pedigree Chart for: Anastasia WLADYMIROVITCH
/-- SUITISLAUS
/--Vladimir I WLADYMIROVITCH
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/--Jaroslav I WLADYMIROVITCH
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| \--Ann of GREECE
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| /--Erik Segersall "The Victorious" EMUNDSSON
| /--Olof III SKOTKONUNG
| | \--Sigrid The Proud STORRADA
\--Anna INGEGARD
| /--Erik Segersall "The Victorious" EMUNDSSON
\--Astrid (Inegrid) ESTRID
\-- SOPHIA
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!Royal Ancestors of Some American Families by Michel Call SLC 1989 #413;
!Royal Ancestors of Some American Families by Michel Call SLC 1989 #413;
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Husband: "The Rich" RANULPH
| Born: | ABT 1038 | at: |
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| Born: | | at: | Northampton
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| Born: | ABT 1070 | at: | ,Normandy,France
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| Died: | 1115 | at: | ,,France| Spouses: | Matilda (Maud) HUNTINGTON
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!Countess of Northampton
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Husband: King of Norway GEWAR
| Born: | ABT 0217 | at: | ,,,Norway
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| Spouses: | BELDEG
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Pedigree Chart for: Hugo II TOURS
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!Pedigrees of some Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants - Langston-Buck
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Husband: George Augustus Frederick FITZCLARENCE
| Born: | 16 Jan 1794 | at: | Bushy House,Teddington,Middlesex,England
| Married: | 18 Oct 1819 | at: |
| Died: | 20 Mar 1842 | at: |
| Father: | IV WILLIAM
| Mother: | Dorothy Dora BLAND
Wife: Mary WYNDHAM
| Born: | ABT 1796 | at: |
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Pedigree Chart for: MALCOM II
/-- DONALD II
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!Kinship of Families by A.F. Bennett
!The Genealogical Society of Utah; Gareth Rice;
!Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages of America (973 D2ah) Vol. 2; Royal Ancestors of Some LDS Families by Michel L. Call; Royal Daughters of England and Queens of Scotland and English Princes.
Ancestry and Progeny of Captain James Blount - Inmigrant. by Robert Ffafman p. E- 21.
There is a question at to whether the Daughter of Sigurd(R-3282) is the Mother or Wife of Malcolm II, his daughter married a Sigurd, Earl(Jarl) of Orkney. Jarl-is a Cheiftian or Nobleman.
Fought a battle 1008, at Carham, with Uchtred, defeating the Danes.
REIGNED: King of Scotland (1005 - 1040)
King of Strathclyde 990-995
King of Scots 1005-1034
MILITARY: Joined with Uchtred of Northumberland in 1008 at Carham in battle against the Danes. (Uchtred was also our ancestor)
DEATH: He was murdered in 1034
FILE: Royal Line (Adamic Genealogy) March 1980, Albert F. Schmuhl !Monarchs, rulers, Dynasties, and Kingdoms of the World by R.F. Tapsel.
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?? Line 9705: (New PAF RIN=20838)
1 CHAN
?? Line 9706: (New PAF RIN=20838)
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 MAY 1995
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CHAN DATE 4 MAY 1995
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Husband: Thomas CARLETON
| Born: | 1525 | at: | Beeford Co.,Yorkshire,England
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| Father: | John CARLETON
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| Spouses: | Ellen STRICKLAND
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5. John4 Carleton (Thomas3, John2, Thomas1Culton) was born between 1550 and 1555 in Beeford, co. Yorkshire, England.14,10 He married Ellen Strickland, daughter of Walter Charles Strickland and Agnes Hamerton.15 He died in January 1622/23 in Beeford, co. Yorkshire, England.16 He was buried on 27 January 1622/23 in Beeford, co. Yorkshire, England.7,16
John married Ellen (daughter of Walter Strickland of Sizergh, co. Westmorland, Esquire), who is specifically mentioned as his wife in John Carleton's first land transaction of which we have record, the fine by which he and Philip Hawdenby sold land in Great Kelke in 1582, the year of birth of his son Walter Carleton, father of the American emigrant, Edward Carlton. She apparently survived her husband, being commended in his will to loving obedience on the part of her sons, though her name is there disappointingly omitted. She is also mentioned as "my Mother Carleton" in the will of her son Walter in 1622.
The records of the Beeford Manor Court show that the Will of Henry Dryver was proved in 1586 before William Thomson, clerk, and John Carleton, steward of said Court, the inventory indicating a debt of seven pounds owed by the testator to John Carleton. He was frequently mentioned as steward of the court until 1614, a period of about twenty-eight years. The fact that he could write the Latin probate records for this court indicates that he was a man of education beyond what would be expected in a countryman. Mrs. Bartlett's notes from the manorial records of Holme-on-Spalding-Moor (a south Yorkshire parish whence came several families with Rev. Ezekiel Rogers) reveal the fact that a John Carleton was steward of the manor court there in 1619. It is possible that his long experience in the Beeford court made an occasion for calling our John Carleton to this other parish temporarily. Repeated searches of the parish registers and bishop's transcripts of Holme fail to disclose any Carleton records. Those registers, however, are notably deficient for this period. His later activities appear in his purchases of lands in Beeford in 1611/12, and finally in Hornsea and Great Hatfield (from his son Walter, and the latter's brother-in-law, John Ombler) in 1621.
His original will, evidently written in his own hand and bearing his autograph twice, is still in a good state of preservation after 300 years, but is too discolored to lend itself to photographic reproduction. This will, at a first reading, might indicate a larger number of children than shown by the parish register (which otherwise appears to be very complete at this period). A more careful study of the records, however, leads to the conclusion that the testator treated all his daughters-in-law with the same regard as his one real daughter, first named. His "son Thomas Norton" was probably a stepson, rather than son-in-law, particularly since John Carleton, Jr. (in his will of 1643), names his "brother Thomas Norton" and his "sister Mareget Norton," the latter not being mentioned by John Carleton, Sr. Surely she would have been if she had been his daughter, rather than merely the wife of his stepson.
FROM PROBATE RECORDS
The WILL of JOHN CARLETON OF Beeford, 1620. "In the name of God Amen I John Carleton of Beford in Houldrnes att this present beeing in health god be praysed do ordaine and make this my last will and testament in manner and forme followinge renouncing all former wills ffirst I giue and comend my Soule into the hands of Almighty god and my Saviour Jesus Christ by whose sufferinge and merits my salvation dependeth And my will is that my bodye be buried wthin the churche of Beford If I Dye there Itm I do gyue and bequeth to my wyfe all my estate tytle and interest in the house wherein I now dwell, wth the closes and v oxgangs of land wth all other appurtenances thereunto belonging, to enter to the same according to the customs of the Towne of Beford aforesaid; Itm I do gyue to my daughter An Strickland x s[hillinges], Itm I do gyue to my daughter An Carleton x 5; Itm I do gyue my daughter Jaine Carleton x 5; Itm I do gyue to my daughter Rachell Carleton x s; Itm I do gyue to my sonne Thomas Norton x s; Itm I do gyue to every one that are my servants at the hower of my death ii S vi d; Itm I do gyue to the poore of Beford xx 5 to be distributed to the most needfull at the discretion of Mr. Bell (Thomas Bell, M.A., was rector of St. Leonard's Beeford, instituted 31 March 1608, and continuing until his death, probably about 1637.) The rest of my goods & chattels in this my will not gyuen & Bequeathed (my dettes beinge paid and funeral dyscharged) I do gyve and bequethe to my Sonnes Thomas Carleton, George Carleton, Walter Carleton and John Carleton, and to my grandchild Thomas Carleton being my sonne Thomas his sonne whom I make executor of this my Last will and Testament Beseching god to bless them all, And I do charge them to be Loving and obedient to their mother, And every one of them to be loving to another, wch I do not doutt but they will do and p'form; my meaning is And yt is my will that my said grand child Thomas Carleton shall have as full and large a pte of my goods as shall fall and he due any waye to my said sonnes; In witnes whereof I haue to this my last will and testament subscribed my name and put to myn seale the nynthe daye of December, and in the yeare of our Lord God one thousand syxe hundrethe and twentie
I do owe my sonne George Carleton xII Wytnesses of this my will Thomas Shawe Robert Chambers All these blottings in this my will were don and blotted bye myselfe in my lyfe-tyme" (Original will, York Probate Registry)
Following the registered copy of John Carleton's will (York, vol. 39, fo 5) is this record: On the same day [22 Nov. 1626] the said dean [Mr. Wilfitt, dean of Holderness] certified concerning the proving of this will, through the witnesses named, being sworn; administration on the goods of the said deceased was committed to Thomas Carleton, son, sole executor named in the same will, being previously sworn.
The Act Book, Holderness Deanery, 1626, has the following record: And on the same day and year [22 Nov. 1626] the said dean [Mr. Welfit] certified concerning the proving of the will of John Carleton late of Beeford in the Diocese of York deceased through the witnesses named, being sworn; administration on the goods of the same deceased was committed to John Carleton son of the said deceased and one of the executors named in the will, being previously sworn, power being reserved to the other executors in said will, and there was exhibited an inventory of over 40 pounds.*
* The quindene of Easter, when the Easter term started in the 14th year of Charles I fell on 8 April. Probably the Court would sit on the Monday, 9 April 1638, which may be considered as the date of this fine. (L. J. R.)
For the sake of its confirmation of the identity of John Carleton's wife, the following brief abstract of a long will of her stepmother is introduced, a will which has been unknown to, or at least ignored by, all the Strickland historians.
18 Jan. 1586. I, Alice, Lady Boynton of Rippon in the county of York, widdow: And for my leace of Bexworth I give and bequeath the same unto my sonne Thomas Strickland as executor of this my last will to make his most profitt theron for xij yeares, then to pay the whole profitts unto my two daughters Elizabeth ffoster and Dorothy Boynton and to their heires, and for default of such issew to remaine to the house of Halnaby. Item, wheras after the death of Mr Thomas Boynton my laite husband his apparell, plate, household stuffe, etc. was not deuided but is remayninge at Barmestone to be devided betwixt my sonn ffrancis Boynton and me when we shall thinke good, now I give to my sonne ffrancis Boynton all my parte of the said apparell, stone, tymber, and other things, and to his sonne Thomas Boynton all my parte of the plaite and household stuffe when he shall come to the age of xxi yeares.; To my mother one Portegew for a token. To my daughters Elizabeth ffoster and Dorothy Boynton one hundreth marks for a token. To my Sonn ffrancis Vaughan one old Ryall for a token. To my daughter Ann Vaughan one gold Ringe for a token. To my sonn ffrancis ffoster xli for a token. To my brother William Place, my brother Robert Place and my sister Bradley every one of them one Angell for a token. To my sister Tempes one gold Ringe for a token. To my nevey Nicholas Tempest xli for a token. Item I do give to Ellenor Carltonn base daughter to my husband Mr Strickland xli. [Minor bequests to servants.] All the rest of my goods I give unto my sonn Thomas Strickland, whom I make executor. Proved 24 March 1595, and administration granted to Thomas Strickland Esquire, executor named in the will.
(York Registry, vol.26, fo 250.)
The discrepancy between this probate act and the note appended to the record of the will is perplexing. Did Dean Wilfitt change his mind during the day, so as to make separate rulings on the ambiguous clause of the will at the request of two sons? It is surprising also to note that the will was not presented for probate until three and a half years after the death of the testator when Thomas and John Carlton were the only surviving sons.
Ellen Strickland, wife of John Carleton comes from a very old and distinguished family. Upon the death of her father, Walter, Esquire, and after the subsequent marriage of her step-mother, Alice, to Sir Thomas Boynton in 1573-4, she probably moved with the Boyntons to Yorkshire where she may have married into one of the numerous Norton families of that area and had the child that John Carleton refers to affectionately in his will of 1620 as "my sonne Thomas Norton". Such a removal to Yorkshire might have given her an opportunity of making a second alliance with John Carleton of Beeford.
Feet of Fines, Yorkshire, 24 Elizabeth (1582). Bundle 19
Transfer and quitclaim of 30 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, and common of turbary in Great Kelke, by John and Eleanor (Ellen) Carleton and their heirs, and Philip and Lora Hawdenby and their heirs to John and William Hamlyng. (The Hawdenbys and the Carltons were related through Ellen Carleton's stepmother, Alice (Tempest) (Place) Strickland).
King's Court, Westminster, 9 James I (1611/12) in Octaves of Hilary
Agreement between John Carleton and William Shawe, plaintiffs, and John and Elizabeth Fairfax and John Howe, for quitclaim on 1 messuage, 2 barns, 1 garden, 1 orchard, 28 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 4 acres of furze and heath, and common pasture for all beasts in 'Beforth' (Beeford) in exchange for 41 pounds from the plaintiffs.
Feet of Fines, Yorkshire, 19 James I (1621), Bundles 383 and 389
John Carleton and John, his son, purchase land from Walter and Jane Carleton and John and Elizabeth Omler consisting of 1 messuage, 1 garden, 160 acres of land, 60 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture; 3 acres of wood, 60 acres of furze and heath, and common pasture for all beasts in Hornsey, Hornsey-Burton, and Great Hatfield. Price--240 pounds.
A record in the Act Book, Holderness Deanery, 1626, states that on 22 November, 1626, Dean Wilfitt certified the proving of the will, and the administration was committed to John Carleton, son of the deceased, and one of those named in the will. The inventory was over 40 pounds.
An interesting note is the change in executor, and the fact that the will was not probated until 1626, some three and one-half years after the death of the testator, when Thomas and John were the only surviving sons.17
Ellen Strickland married Thomas Norton before 1576.18
The six children of John4 Carleton and Ellen Strickland all born in Beeford, co.
Yorkshire, England, were as follows:
+ 9. i. Ann5 Carleton, married Alan Chamber; married ??? Strickland.
+ 10. ii. Thomas Carleton, married Dorothy ???.
+ 11. iii. George Carleton, married Ann Hunter.
+ 12. iv. Walter Carleton, born 1582; married Jane Gibbon.
13. v. Robert Carleton was born.7 He died UNKNOWN.
+ 14. vi. John Carleton, married Rachel ???.
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Husband: Joseph JEWELL
| Born: | 24 Apr 1642 | at: | Braintree,Norfolk,Ma
| Married: | ABT 1670 | at: | <,Charlestown,Massachusetts>
| Died: | Aug 1736 | at: | ,,Ma| Father: | Thomas JEWELL
| Mother: | Grissell (Grizel) or FLETCHER
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