Roy Family Genealogy
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Matches 10,801 to 10,867 of 10,867
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| 10801 | When Michael died his oldest child was only eleven years old. His uncle, Isaac Wheeler, was appointed their guardian. | Metcalfe, Michael (I20118)
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| 10802 | When Pépin of Heristal died in 714, Charles Martel had to overcome opposition from the family of Pépin's first wife Pletrude. By 718, Charles had triumphed, gaining not only his father's office of Mayor of the Palace, but also his father's fortune. He then vanquished other Frankish leaders to greatly extend his realm. The Merovingian kings Childperic II (reigned 715-721) and Theuderic IV (reigned 721-737) were mere figureheads, and the Mayor of the Palace possessed supreme authority. Following the death of King Theuderic IV in 737, Charles Martel ruled alone as Mayor of the Palace. Although the throne was vacant, Charles did not attempt to claim it. | Charles Martel Mayor of the Palace (I3026)
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| 10803 | When Pépin the Short died in 768, the Frankish lands were divided according to ancient Frankinsh law and tradition between Pépin's sons Carloman and Charles. During the next three years until Carloman's death in 771, relations between the two brothers were sometimes strained. In 774, Charles "the Great" or Karolus Magnus, more widely known as Charlemagne, conquered Lombardy and confirmed his father's donation of the Papal States. Charlemagne added Bavaria to his realm, and eventually defeated the Saxons and forced them to convert to Christianity. Charlemagne also waged war in Spain. He was returning from an expedition there in 778 when a mountain people called the Basques ambushed and wiped out his rear guard. This incident became the subject of the famous epic poem The Song of Roland, however, the ambushers were the Moors. | Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor (I12)
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| 10804 | When Queen Isabel returned to England in October 1326, he joined her against the Despensers. In 1328, the reversion of Warkworth castle in Northumberland was granted him by the king. In 1331, he was one of the Peace envoys to France. Later in 1335, he was granted by the king, the honor of Beanley, Northumberland. | de Percy, Sir Henry KG, Lord Percy (I7576)
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| 10805 | When St. Paul's was destroyed by the Great London Fire in 1666, and rebuilt, his tomb was lost. | Æthelred II King of England (I2836)
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| 10806 | When the White Ship sank in the English Channel. When the White Ship was wrecked on the deadly rock a boat was launched and William, the King's only legitimate son, was rowed to safety. The cries of his half-sister Maud, Countess of Perche, induced him to return to the wreck where they sank together. This was considered by some to be punishment for Henry I's sins of lust in having so many illegitimate offspring | William Athling (I22212)
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| 10807 | When they married, Henry gave bonds that he would not alienate any of the estate then in Anne's possession and consented to a deed she had made to her son, Benjamin. | Family: Henry Thorp / Anne Martyn (F145)
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| 10808 | When Tuthmosis II died in 1479 BCE from a severe systemic illness, Hatshepsut stood as regent for the heir, who was very young. Contemporary records state that she “managed affairs of the land. | Pharaoh Hatshepsut (I9905)
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| 10809 | While 1660 is what is written in the records, the marriage probably occurred in 1659, as that was the year that Mary was born. | Alden, Captain John (I16673)
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| 10810 | while crossing to France. | Boudrot, Paul (I12114)
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| 10811 | While Daniel's father is unknown, Joseph Rose is the most likely person. | Low, Daniel (I14214)
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| 10812 | While having great talents, he was immoderately cruel. He was known for having the greatest strength in the kingdom. | Monrydd King of Britain (I2569)
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| 10813 | While his body was buried beside his father and brother in the Temple Church, his entrails were buried in Herford Priory. | Mashal, Gilbert Earl of Pembroke (I21691)
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| 10814 | While illegitimate, she was declared legitimate in the eyes of the Church. | Joan Princess of England (I6859)
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| 10815 | While it is probably that Ebenezer was the son of Philip, there is no specific proof. | McIntire, Ebenezer (I21111)
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| 10816 | While peaceful by nature, he was vigorously in war when necessary. He fought against Norway and Denmark, and gave lands to the Irish in what is now Ireland. He reigned for fifteen years. | Gwegant King of Britain (I2574)
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| 10817 | While recovering form his wounds, he was practically murdered by a treacherous surgeon. | Marshal, Richard Earl of Pembroke (I21690)
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| 10818 | While she is most commonly referred to as Agnes, in her burial record, Mary is crossed out and Annis inserted. | Agnes (I19348)
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| 10819 | While the year of his birth is not given in the town records it lies within the 1678 entries. | Flanders, Phillip (I14386)
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| 10820 | While they were living in 1662, they may have died soon after. He was not living in Amesbury in 1677 nor 1680. Both were dead by 1700. | Colby, Sarah (I18436)
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| 10821 | While travelling to meet with Richard of York with his son, Sir Thomas Tresham, the pair were assaulted by a group of local men with whom Tresham was in a property dispute. William was killed, and Thomas escaped injured. | Tresham, Sir William JP, Speaker of the House of Commons (I24437)
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| 10822 | White (1900) gives her birth place as Montague, Massachusetts | Eddy, Kate Jane (I11670)
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| 10823 | White (1900) gives her birth place as Montague, Massachusetts, and the Eddy Family in America gives her birth date as 23 June 1871, which many have followed. The Town Records in Shutesbury, give the date as 24 June, which I have followed. | Eddy, Anna Maria (I11669)
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| 10824 | White (1900) gives her birth place as Montague, Massachusetts. | Eddy, Mary Elizabeth (I11668)
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| 10825 | White (1900)and Kendrick (1937) gives his birth place as New York State. | Sherwin, Orville (I1084)
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| 10826 | White (2004) says that Martin's wife was "perhaps" Barbe Minguet. | Family: Martin Aucoin / Barbe Minguet (F1025)
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| 10827 | Whitney (1857) and Bond (1860) give his death date as 12 February 1697/98. | Whitney, James (I14825)
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| 10828 | Widechowo was living between 817 and 823. | Widechowo Count in the Lobdengau and Lord of Hornbach (I5006)
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| 10829 | Wigbeorht was living between 792 and 799. | Wigbeorht (I22714)
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| 10830 | Wiglaf was living in 821. | Wiglaf King of Mercia (I9135)
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| 10831 | Will (1683): The date of his will was recorded as 16 (2) 1683. | Stone, Elder John (I554)
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| 10832 | William and Elizabeth were admitted as members of the First Church, Charlestown. | Bunker, Elizabeth (I370)
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| 10833 | William FitzRobert was the 2ed Earl of Gloucester. He was also the Lord of the manor of Glamorgan and Cardiff Castle. | William FitzRobert Earl of Gloucester (I2220)
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| 10834 | William may have been from the western part of England. | Lane, William (I781)
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| 10835 | William of Gellone was living between 790 and 806. | William of Gellone Duke of Toulouse, Margrave of Septimania (I6153)
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| 10836 | William was born in a garrison house because of Indian attacks. His birth was less then a week after the Rev Joseph Willard and two Stevens children were killed by Indians. | Browning, Lt. William (I15261)
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| 10837 | Winsor (1849) gives her birth year as 1624. | Alden, Joseph (I16674)
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| 10838 | Winsor (1849) gives his birth as 1622. | Alden, Captain John (I16673)
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| 10839 | Winsor (1849) gives his birth as 1627. | Alden, Jonathan (I16676)
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| 10840 | With wife Mary and other persons who adhered to Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. Wheelwright, he was dismissed 3 (1) 1639, to the Exeter Church. | Elkins, Henry (I1775)
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| 10841 | Woods (1907) gives their marriage year as 1785. | Partridge, Elijah (I15578)
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| 10842 | Woodward (1982) and Daniels (1892) give her birth date as 18 August 1701. | Eddy, Samuel (I1092)
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| 10843 | Woodward (1982) and Daniels (1892) give her birth date as 9 May 1700. | Eddy, Sarah (I12709)
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| 10844 | Woodward (1982) states her birth date was March 1685. | Myrick, Thankful (I14798)
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| 10845 | Wooodman (1874), Woodman (1856), Hoyt (1897), and Woodman (1995) give 8 November 1643 as his birth date. | Woodman, Sergeant Jonathan (I18125)
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| 10846 | Wulfegunde's name was also spelt Wulfegundis. | Wulfegunde (I22684)
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| 10847 | Wyman (1877) and Jameson (1886) give his birth as 25 May 1729 in Sherborn, Massachusetts. | Jones, Thomas (I381)
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| 10848 | Wyman (1877) gives the year as 1659. | Wilder, Thomas (I659)
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| 10849 | Wyman (1877) gives their wedding date as 15 February 1643/44. | Family: James Thompson / Susannah (F102)
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| 10850 | Wyman (1878) gives different dates for both Samuels births: 2. 2 Apr 1732 5. 7 Jan 1739 | Tufts, Hannah (I15272)
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| 10851 | Wyman (1879) gives her birth as 25 January 1642/43 in Charlestown, Massachusetts. | Lawrence, Mary (I20135)
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| 10852 | Wyman (1879) gives her birth date as 16 March 1640. | Roper, Rachel (I20457)
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| 10853 | Wyman (1879) gives her birth date as 1852. | Waite, Mary (I20085)
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| 10854 | Wyman (1879) gives her death as in 1667. He has confused her with her mother. | Lawrence, Susanna (I20130)
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| 10855 | Wyman (1879) gives his birth date as 19 April 1674. | Hills, Joseph (I20074)
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| 10856 | Wyman (1879) gives his place of death as Sudbury, Massachusetts. | Lawrence, Ensign Nathaniel (I20132)
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| 10857 | Wyman (1879) lists her death as 1704 in one place but 1707 in another. | Crouch, Sarah (I174)
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| 10858 | Wyman (1879) states he died in Charleston, Massachusetts. | Pierce, Thomas (I797)
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| 10859 | Yaszdegerd stopped the persecution of the Christians and tried to maintain peace with the Roman Empire. | Yazdegerd I King of Persia (I9381)
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| 10860 | Young | Lord, Ernest E. (I11635)
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| 10861 | Young | Lord, Lena M. (I11636)
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| 10862 | Yves de Creil was living in 945. | Yves de Creil Seigneur de Creil (I9082)
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| 10863 | Zaida is said to have died in childbirth. | Zaïda of Seville Princess of Seville and Dania (I5359)
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| 10864 | Zerviah had promised herself to another. Jonathan challenged him and was victorious. The following are from the First Book of Lancaster Records, page 15: "November ye 25th 1738 Then Jonathan Wilder of Lancaster Entered his Entention of mariage with Zeruiah Houghton of said Town. December ye 1st 1738 David Farrar of Lancaster appeared and forbid ye banes of mariage being out asked betwix ye above Said Jonath. Wilder and Zeruiah Houghton, and aledged this Reson that shee had Promised him ye said farrar marriage from whch shee cannot Losly depart." | Family: Jonathan Wilder / Zerviah Houghton (F393)
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| 10865 | Zeuter was living 1149 BCE. | Zeuter King of Troy (I5935)
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| 10866 | Zupan means Prince. | Uros I Zupan of Serbia (I8732)
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| 10867 | Zupan means Prince. | Vukan Zupan of Raska (I8736)
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