_Geoffrey III, Count of GATINAIS __________
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_Aubri-Geoffrey, Count of GATINAIS _|_Béatrix DE MÂCON _________________________
| (.... - 1046)
_Fulk IV ("Rechin"), Count of ANJOU _____|
| (1043 - 1109) m 1089 |
| | _Fulk III, Count of ANJOU _________________+
| | | (0970 - 1040) m 1001
| |_Ermengarde of ANJOU _______________|_Hildegarde of LORRAINE ___________________
| (.... - 1076) (.... - 1040)
_Fulk V ("the Young"), Count of ANJOU _|
| (1092 - 1143) |
| | _Amauri II, Baron DE MONTFORT _____________+
| | | (1020 - 1060)
| | _Simon de Montfort L'AMAURY ________|_Bertrade of GOMETZ _______________________
| | | (.... - 1087)
| |_Bertrade DE MONTFORT ___________________|
| (.... - 1117) m 1089 |
| | _Richard, Count of EVREUX _________________+
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| |_Agnes, Heiress of EVREUX __________|_Adela (or Godeheut) Borrell of BARCELONA _
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| (1113 - 1151)
| _Lancelin I, Sire DE BEAUGENCY ____________
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| _Jean DE BEAUGENCY _________________|___________________________________________
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| _Hélias I de la Fleche, Coount of MAINE _|
| | (.... - 1110) |
| | | _Herbert I, Count of MAINE ________________+
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| | |_Paule of MAINE ____________________|___________________________________________
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|_Ermengarde of MAINE __________________|
(.... - 1126) |
| _Robert, Sire de Chateau du LOIRE _________+
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| _Gervase, Sire de Chateau du LOIRE _|___________________________________________
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|_Maud of Chateau of The LOIRE ___________|
(.... - 1099) |
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[3406] Geoffrey "the Fair" ruled the county 1128-54. His nickname "Plantagenet" came from the sprig of broom he wore in his cap ("genet" = "broom"). He married one of the strongest women in history; she went off to claim her English crown while he subdued their French territories (Anjou, Maine, Normandy). Geoffrey "was a clever man, thought handsome by contemporaries...tall, graceful and strong, with a fair and ruddy countenance and sharp eyes. Well educated, he gloried in recalling the deeds of his ancestors and played up the chivalric ideal. Yet he was also cold and cruel. His career as a count was in large measure dominated by the pursuit of his wife Matilda's inheritance of Normandy and England, although he imposed limits on his participation; he was single-minded in his determination to conquer Normandy, Anjou's great enemy, but gave no help in England."{-"The Plantagenet Chronicles," ed. by Elizabeth Hallam (N.Y.: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1986, p.47.} He was Duke of Normandy and is buried at LeMans Cathedral. For more information, consult "Chroniques de Comtes d'Anjou et d'Amboise," Collection de Textes, Paris, 1913. A fantastic ancestry is proposed at http://www.dagobertsrevenge.com/devere/Genealogies/VeredescentfromPlantagenet.html and includes "NOTE: WURTS' MAGNA CHARTA, pp. 158-168 inclusive,gives sixty nine Generations of lineal descent from No. 1, Edward the Great, (Aedd Mawr) to No. 69, Geoffrey Plantagenet. This also shows Geoffrey's descent from the FRANKISH KINGS, Nos. 1, to and including 35; also his descent from No. (6) (HELI) Beli the Great through LUD, through TUANTIUS, through CYNVELIN (CYMBELINE), through AVIRAGUS, through MERIC (MARIUS), through EURGEN, through GLADYS, wife of No. 39, (LLEUVER MAWR) LUCIUS THE GREAT. And page 168 Wurt's Magna Charta shows that both Geoffrey Plantagenet and his wife, Matilda, or Maud, of England, were descendants of WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, who as above stated, was descended from CHARLEMAGNE."
[24166] This person is presumed living.
[27850] One World Tree at Ancestry.com in 2007 states Joseph was b. in 1722 in Portsmouth, NH. However, "Immigrants to New England, 1700-1775," Ethel Stanwood Bolton (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1966), p. 31 reports: "Joseph Cates of Gorham, Maine; from Greenwich, England, before 1745; m. Deborah Cobb at Cape Elizabeth, 1745; Children: James, Abigail, Benjamin, Joseph, Deborah, Elizabeth, Sarah, Andrew, Ebenezer, Lydia; d. 1810 ages 89. - McLellan's Gorham, p. 424." Joseph was a Selectman at Gorham and a Deacon and Ruling Elder in the Congregational Church there.
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| _Geoffrey DE SAY ____+
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| _Geoffrey DE SAY ____|_Lettice MAMINOT ____
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| _William III DE SAY _|
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|_Mary DE SAY ________|
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| _John MARSHALL ______+
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| _John MARSHALL ______|_Alice PORT _________
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|_Sibyl MARSHALL _____|
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|_Aline RYE __________|_____________________
(.... - 1267)
[27609] The line shown here is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007.
[15539] This person is presumed living.
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[25742] Gene Paine (gepaine@msn.com) in 2006 reports that John r. in Rumney, PA and indentured himself as a blacksmith. He opened his own blacksmithy at Scott's Tavern on the National Pike in Washington Co., PA. In 1822 he settled with his family on 160 acres in Perry Twp., Ashland Co., OH where he became convinced by Alexander and Thomas Campbell's preaching and was baptised into the Church of Christ (Disciples). Heerected one of the first church buildings in Perry Twp. and was an elder of the Disciples congregation for many years. He was a firm Democrat, having cast his first ballot for Thomas Jefferson.
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[22963] Rebecca and her husband are from http://members.aol.com/rhenthorn1/james.htm (not verified).