_Aldoin, 2nd Count of ANGOULÊME __+
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_Guillaume (William) I, Ct. of ANGOULÊME _|__________________________________
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_Arnoud Manzer, Count of ANGOULÊME _______|
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| _Fulk The Red, Count of ANJOU ____+
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| _Fulk II ("the Good"), Count of ANJOU ____|_Roscille DE LOCHES ______________
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| _Geoffrey I ("Greygown"), Count of ANJOU _|
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http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands offers: "Geoffroy d'Angoulême, son of Guillaume IV Comte d'Angoulême & his wife Gerberge d'Anjou (-Dec 1048). The Chronicle of Adémar de Chabannes names 'Hilduinum et Gosfridum' as sons of 'comes . . . Engolismæ Willelmus' and his wife 'Girberga sorore comitis Fulconis'. 'Willelmus Engolismensium comes' founded the priory of Vindelle with the consent of 'coniuge mea Girberge atque filiis . . . meis vivis Helduini seu Gauzfredi' for the souls of 'progenitoris mei seu genetrice mea Hernaldi atque Raingardi' by undated charter which also names '[filii sui] defuncti Harnaldi atque Willelmi'. He succeeded in 1030 as Geoffroy Comte d'Angoulême. 'Gaufredus Engolismensis comes . . . Fulco filius meus et Guillelmus nepos meus' donated property to Saint-Amant-de-Boixe by charter dated 19 Jul 1040.
- m firstly Petronille d'Archiac dame d'Archiac et de Bouteville, daughter of Mainard 'le Riche' Seigneur d'Archiac & his wife Udulgardis (-8 Apr ____, before 24 Sep 1029, bur Saint-Paul de Bouteville). 'Gaufredus et uxor mea Petronilla' donated property 'ecclesiam Sancti Pauli . . . in Sanctonensi territorio subter castrum . . . Botavilla' to Savigny on the advice of 'Vuillelmi comitis Engolismensis et uxoris eius dominæ Girbergiæ patris . . . mei et matris et domini Elduini fratris mei' by charter dated before 1028. The primary source which confirms her parentage has not yet been identified. The necrology of Savigny records the death 'VI Id Apr' of 'Petronilla comitissa Engolismensis . . . qui fundavit . . . prioratum Botaville in proprio alodio'.
- m secondly ASCELINE _____. "Comitissa Ascelina" donated property to Angoulême "viventibus Gaufredo comite et Geraldo episcopo, Guidoni" by charter dated to [1038/41
_Dirk I, Count of HOLLAND ________________
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_Dirk (Theodorich) II, Count in HOLLAND _|__________________________________________
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_Arnulf II, Count of HOLLAND _|
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| | _Arnulf I "The Elder", Count of FLANDERS _+
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| |_Hildegard of FLANDERS __________________|_Alix DE VERMANDOIS ______________________
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_Theodoric (Dirk)(Hierosolymitas) III, Count of HOLLAND _|
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| _Henry I ("the Fowler"), EMPEROR _________+
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| _Otto I (The Great), EMPEROR ____________|_Mathilda of RINGELHEIM __________________
| | (0912 - 0973) m 0929 (0894 - 0968)
| _Otto II of Saxony, EMPEROR __|
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| | | _Edward I (The Elder), King of ENGLAND ___+
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| | |_Eadgyth (or Edith) of WESSEX ___________|_Elfleda, daughter of ETHELHELM __________
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[3541] http://www.geerts.com/holland/holland-2.htm offers: "Dirk IV, was one of the most enterprising of his warlike and strenuous race. He began the long strife with the Counts of Flanders, as to the lordship over Walcheren and other islands of Zeeland; the quarrel was important, as dealing with the borderland between French and German overlord ship. This strife, which lasted 400 years, did not at first break out into actual warfare, because both Dirk and Baldwin V of Flanders had a common danger in the emperor Henry III, who in 1046 occupied the lands in dispute. Dirk allied himself with Godfrey Flanders the Bearded of Lorraine, who was at war with the emperor and his territory was invaded by a powerful Zeeland, the imperial fleet and his army (1047). But Dirk entrenched himself in his stronghold at Vlaardingen, and when winter came on he surrounded and cut off with his light boats a number of the enemy ships, and destroyed a large part of their army as they made their way amidst the marches, which impeded their retreat. He was able to recover what he had lost and to make peace on his own terms. Two years later he was again assailed by a coalition headed by the archbishop of Cologne and the bishop of Utrecht. They availed themselves of a very hard winter to penetrate into the land over the frozen water. Dirk offered a stout resistance, but, according to the most trustworthy account, was enticed into an ambuscade and was killed in the fight at Dortrecht (Dordrecht) (1049). He died unmarried and was succeeded by his brother Floris I.
_Richard ISAACKE ____+
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_Edward ISAACKE _____|_____________________
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[188] Noted as son in father's will, he was under age 16 on Dec. 29, 1688. His brother Richard files in Prince George's Co. his administrators bond on his estate Sept. 30, 1703, indicating that Joseph was probably not married.
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[2783] The Mayhew surname is the Biblical "Matthew" in a Cornish form - also appearing as Mayow or Mayo. It shows Norman-French influences. Robert was eldest son and heir of Dynton. See http://history.vineyard.net/mayhew.htm
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"The History of Martha's Vineyard...," Charles Edward Banks (Dukes Co. Hist.