1. MY GENEALOGY WITH OCCASIONAL RELATIVE OF NILS VON KANTZOW ADDED NOT MANY,
LIST BEING REVISED
Angelos, Alexios III (1153-1211), Byzantine Emperor married to Euphrosyne
Doukaina Kamatera (1155 - 1211).
Angelos, Andronikos Doukas, was born 1122 in Constantinople as son of
Konstantinos Angelos and Theodora (Comnene) Comnenos, brother of
Andronikos Dukas Angelos, husband of Euphrosyne (Kastamonitissa)
Byzantium — married [date unknown] [location unknown] and father of
Alexios III (Angelos) Byzantium, Alexios III (Angelos) Byzantium and
Isaac II (Angelos) Byzantium. Died December 11, 1185 in Istanbul,
Istanbul, Turkey.
Comnenos Andronikos Doukas Palaiologos. b. Saloniki, Makedhonia, Greece;
died 1246 in Byzantium, (Constantinople), Istanbul, Turkey.
Comnena Angelina (c. 1176 – 1212) was a daughter of the Byzantine Emperor
Alexios III Angelos and of Euphrosyne Doukaina Kamatera. Her first
marriage was to the sebastokrator Isaac Komnenos, a great-nephew of the
emperor Manuel I Komnenos. They had one daughter, Theodora Angelina
(Anna). Soon
after Anna's father became emperor, in 1195, Isaac Komnenos was
dispatched to combat the Vlach-Bulgarian Rebellion. He was captured,
became a pawn between rival Bulgarian and Vlach factions, and died in
chains. Her second marriage to Theodore Laskaris, eventually emperor of
Nicaea, was celebrated in a double wedding in early 1200 (the other
couple was Anna's sister Irene and Alexios Palaiologos). Anna and
Theodore had three daughters and two sons: Nicholas Laskaris (died c.
1212), John Laskaris (died c. 1212) and Irene Doukaina Komnene Laskarina,
who married first the general Andronikos Palaiologos and then John III
Doukas Vatatzes.
Laskarina, Maria who married King Béla IV of Hungary, Eudokia Laskarina,
engaged to Robert de Courtenay, married bef. 1230 Anseau de Cayeux, Latin
Governor of Asia Minor.
Bohemia, Anna of (1503-1547) Anna of Bohemia and Hungary was born 23 July
1503 in Buda, Hungary to Wladyslaw II Jagiellon (1456-1516) and Anne de
Foix (1484-1506) and died 27 January 1547 in Prague of
unspecified causes. She married Ferdinand I of the Holy Roman Empire
(1503-1564) 17 May 1521 in Linz, Austria. Notable ancestors include
Charlemagne (747-814), Alfred the Great (849-899), Hugh Capet (c940-996),
Henry II of England (1133-1189), William I of England (1027-1087), Rurik,
Viking, not to be confused with Russians (c832-879).
Foix-Candale, Anna of (1484-1506). Daughter of Gaston de Foix (1448–1500)
Earl of Kendal and Count of Benauges, who was a French nobleman, a cadet
member of Foix family in Southern France. He was a son of John de Foix,
1st Earl of Kendal, and Margaret de la Pole. His father was created
Knight of the Garter in 1446. Gaston succeeded as comte de Benauges in
France rather than having been so created. He also, as heir of John de
Foix,
Earl of Kendal, continued to claim that English peerage and was styled

2. Comte de Candale or Kendal. He firstly married Infanta Catherine of
Navarre,
youngest daughter of Gaston IV, Count of Foix, and Eleanor of Navarre.
They had four children: Gaston de Foix, 3rd Count of Candale. Jean de
Foix,
Archbishop of Bordeaux. Pierre de Foix, died without issue. Anne de Foix,
married King Ladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary. In 1494, he remarried
with Isabelle of Albret, daughter of Alain I of Albret. They had four
children:
Alain de Foix, married Françoise de Montpezat des Prez. Louise de Foix
(died 1534), married François de Melun, Count of Epinoy and Knight in the
Order of the Golden Fleece (currently mine). Amanjeu de Foix (died 1541),
Bishop of Carcassone and Macon.
Zachrisdotter, Anna (1480-1549) Född 1480. Död 1549 i Vattrång, Harmånger
(X).
Weston, Benjamin, Esq., born 1802 in England. He married Ellen Oakes
March 11, 1830 in Mayfield, Staffordshire, England. One child: Elizabeth
Weston, born May 31, 1831, who married a William Gee. They are the same
Westons likely in Ontario through the husband's lineage and illegally
involved in perverse politics through the wife as owner of Holt Renfrew
who illegally spied on me thorugh the Government of Ontario and Jay
Davey, Theresa Decker, latter now in Taunton, Somerset, as
entrepreneur, employee of Weston Bakery. It is an illegal MI5 and Canada
system
and self-serving financially as robbers and economic warfare organizers.
They
are prejudicial to any normal person and honourable and also disgusting
to us, working with foreign governments, all of them through Canada.
Sir Harry Oakes was assassinated in Canada after a dinner party at which
his 16 year old daughter Nancy was present with French aristocracy accused
of the murder and two RAF officers her previous suitors with colleagues on
arm.
His badly beaten and burned body was found in bed in his villa in Toronto.
Dr. Nash Mayfield of Tennessee, USA, a crypto Jew, gay, is guilty as
Mayfield.
Staffordshire Regiment and more in Staffordshire is associated with my
lines.
Blanche I (1387-1441).
Blanche of Artois, Brie, Champagne, Troyes et Meaux (1248-1302), queen
consort of Navarre; after her husband Henry I of Navarre's death and
regent
from 1274 to 1284 on behalf of her daughter, Joan I. Besides Navarre, she
ruled the counties of Brie, Champagne, Troyes et Meaux. In 1276, she
became Countess of Lancaster by marrying into the English royal family.
She was the daughter of Count Robert I of Artois and Matilda of Brabant.
She married Henry I of Navarre (ruled 1270–1274) who died in 1274. This
marriage was politically advantageous for Navarre, Blanche having been
the niece of King Louis IX of France. Together they had two children:
Theobald - d. 1270 fell from a battlement at the castle of Estella; Joan
I of Navarre, who became Queen regnant of Navarre and Queen consort of

3. France. After Henry's death, Blanche married Edmund Crouchback (1245–
1296), in 1276, an English prince who was a younger son of Henry III and
Eleanor of Provence. Edmund was also a widower, his young wife having
died the same year as Blanche's husband. Edmund and Blanche had three
children: Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster (1278 – 1322), Henry, 3rd Earl of
Lancaster (1281–1345), John of Lancaster, seigneur of Beaufort (present
day Montmorency, Aube, arrond. d’Arcis-sur-Aube, canton de Chavanges) and
Nogent-l’Artaud (Aisne, arrond. de Château-Thierry, canton de Charly),
France. He married before July 1312 Alix de Joinville, widow of Jean
d’Arcis, seigneur of Arcis-sur-Aube and Chacenay (died in or before
1307), and daughter of Jean de Joinville, seigneur de Joinville (Haute-
Marne, arrond. Vassy, ch.-I. canton), Seneschal of Champagne, by his 2nd
wife, Alix, daughter and heiress of Gautier, seigneur of Reynel. They had
no issue. He died in France shortly before 13 June 1317. See Foundations
1(3) (2004): 198–199.
Yolanda of Poland (1235-1298)
Boleslaw the Pious (1227-1279)
Bonne of Luxemburg, Duchess of Normandy, Countess of Anjou and of Maine
near Loire and Mayenne Rivers (1315-1349), of the House of Plantagenet
and Angevin, the first count there was Foulques le Roux (888-941) who
"urusped the title" in the principality (Anjou), "one of the main in
France," William Kibler and Grover Zinn, eds., Encyclopedia of Medieval
France. New York and London: Garland, 40. Next in power were Fouleques
Nerra (ruled 987-1040) and Geoffroi Martel (ruled 1040-1060). The latter
took Tours from the count of Blois in 1044, expanding holdings, also
Touraine, there came to be a civil war between Geoffroi and his younger
brother Foulques le Rechin (ruled 1068-1109) as one of Angevin Barons, a
force to be reckoned with, there were several and all were at the time
against the count whose countship was seized form him by Foulques in 1068
after years wasted on conflict, leaving the Angevin state weakened for
the squabbles. He spent the rest of his life fighting off Norman advances.
She was daughter of Jean l'Aveugle (-1346) and granddaughter of
Henri VII (-1313), son of Henri VI (-1288) who died with his brother
Waleran, Lord of Ligny, in a Battle of Worringen, "contesting Limbourg
against the duke of Brabant," 570. MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA, 1995).
Henri VII was elected emperor in 1308 and his brother Baudoin became
archbishop of Trier. He parted with Luxembourg for his son in 1309 to let
him govern. Bonne was sister of emperor Charles VI (ruled 1347-1378) and
wife of Jean II of France, who died before she became Queen to him as
King. Her brother Wenceslas I (1334-1383) inherited from er Luxembourg
not her children or husband. He was son of her father by his second wife.
The emperor, her widower, made it a duchy in 1354 and wife of Wenceslas I
named Jeanne inherited Brabant to add to their holdings in 1355. They
ruled as duke and duchess of Luxembourg and Brabant until they died
childless. Luxembourg then passd to Wenceslas II and his brother
Sigismund as sons of Charles IV and then nephew of Wenceslas II Jost of
Moravia who turned it over for a while (1402-1407) to duke Louis of
Orleans, a niece of the emperors Elizabeth von Goerlitz held the duchy
from 1411 (-1451). Sigismund's daughter contested her claim to it. Philip
the Good gained Luxembourg after she sold her rights to it to him as the
duke of Burgundy. He toold over in 1443 and incorporated it into his

4. Burgundian Netherlands, 571.
Catherine de Foix (1455-1493), the county of Foix is in Midi, one of last
created
in Middle Ages, 354 MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA). Cadet Bernard-Roger
received it as half of Count Roger le Vieux's holdings after a partition
(1064), a ruling in 1070. It was during the Albigensian Crusade. His
sister
Esclarmonde there assisted "heretics" at Pamiers, hating Simon de
Montfort.
Midi was independent fief in Languedoc as of 13th Century. In 1290 count
Roger-
Bernard III there had married Marguerite, Viscountess of Bearn. Officially
neutral
against France in favor of the English, enjoying nominal regional near
sovereignty and neutrality, intriguing during Hundred Years War.
Their pro-French rivals were counts of Armagnac. Of Bearn-Foix, Gaston
III Pheobus (ruled 1343-1391) in particular was author of the mentioned
pro-English policy. He also was at war fequently with duke de Berry of
Languedoc (Lord of Languedoc as royal lieutenant). His successor Jean I
(ruled 1412-1436) continued the pro-English alliance until he accepted
from Charles VII the lieutenancy of Languedoc. When Francois Phoebus died
the county passed to the House d'Albret of which I am in straight line
also
and from them it passed to Henry IV Navarre of France of whom I also am
as they were his ancestors, 355. Catherine appears to have been one of the
Pheobus to reference to Gaston IV as count of Foix as sovereign of Bearn
and prince of Navarre, 1423-1472 by Henri Courteault. Tolouse: Privat,
1895.
Catherine of France (1401-1438) was Queen of England as daughter of
Charles VI and Isabeau of Bavaria married to Henry V of England in 1420
which also made Henry heir to the French throne. She was widowed after
giving birth to Henry VI, then merrying Owen Tudor, Earl of Richmond and
their grandson became Henry VII of England, 183 MEDIEVAL FRANCE
(ENCYCLOPEDIA).
Charles I (1600-1649)
Charles Robert I of the House of Anjou (1288-1342) or "Carobert" ruled as
of 1308 as King of Hungary, followed by Louis the Great as King of
Hungary (ruled 1342-1382), 43 MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA).
Countess Hugo von Kräheneck
Edward I (-1336)
Edward IV (1442-1483)
Eleanor of Aragon (1426-1479)
Elizabeth of Bohemia (1292-1330)
Elizabeth of Poland (1320-1342)

5. Elizabeth of York (1466-1503)
Elizabeth Saltonstall
Elizabeth Woodville (1437-1492)
Eudokia Angelina
Ferdinand I (1503-1564)
Francis II (1768- 1835)
Françoise d'Alençon (1490-1550)
Frederick (Ferry) II of Vaudémont (1428 -) and Lorraine, Count of
Vaudémont and Lord of Joinville from 1458 to 1470. 31 August 1470
Henrietta Maria of France (1609-1669)
Henry IV (1553-1610)
Henry VII Tudor (1457-1509)
Isabeau of Bavaria (ca. 1370-1435), Queen of France, daughter of Stephen,
duke of Bavaria and Taddea Visconti, married to Charles VI of France in
1385. In 1405 she and her court were accused of moral corruption for
wearing extravagant dresses designed by an Augustinian friar Jacques
Legrand, 477. She was then accused of adultery and paternity of Charles
VII was questioned; the dauphin had murdered for it Jean of Burgundy,
arguable father. He had brought her back from the exile imposed by
Armagnacs, hostile, and had spent time with her freely. She only started
to support Louis of Orleans politically in 1404 or 1405 having been in
an adulterous relationship with him against his brother who was her
husband.
Charles VI is said to have been mentally too unstable to become his own
son's
father so the brother did so become, with his agreement, however grudging.
In 1418 the Armagnacs had the dauphin and the king seized into Paris
while Isabeau stayed in Troyes with her rival government couresy of
Jean of Burgundy. In 1418 she invaded with Burgundian troops Paris and
reconciled with the king, but both at the expense of the dauphin who
abandoned
them and refused to become king with the line lost thereby. The 1420
Treaty
of Troyes was followed by her death in 1435 at a Paris Hotel Saint-Pol,
477 MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA).
Isabella of France (1295-1358) was Queen of England as daughter of Philip
IV of Navarre and Jeanne of Navarre married to Edward II of England
(ruled 1307-1327) and mother of Edward III of England (ruled 1327-1377).
She had married after Edward was inconsolable at the execution of his
favourite Piers Gaveston, she negotiated between him, saddened and livid
and his responsible nobles for four years (1312-1316). In 1321 there was

6. warfare between Edward II and his uncle Thomas of Lancaster for the
refusal of the latter to admit her to Leeds Castle as his consort. The
latter was executed for it, for the war, not for the refusal, in 1322.
In 1324 her brother Charles IV of France and England went to war and
she again was sent to negotiate. Her son Edward III went also,
paying homage, which took until 1325. She is said to have "formed a
liaison with exiled English rebel Roger Mortimer "who appears to have
brokered a marriage of Edward III to Philippa of Heinault, "her dowry
was used to hire mercenaries,"after which Isabella and Mortimer invaded
24 September 1326 England, with the barons rising in favor of her son,
20 January 1327. Edward II abdicated in his favour, then was murdered in
prison, by troops of his adulterous wife if not her herself, 477. Mortimer
was made Earl and she and he started in 1328 to rule England and Scotland
only to be deposed by Edward III the son, as heir in 1330 in a coup
d'etat.
He had Mortimer executed and Isabella sent back to her properties of
Ponthieu
and Montreuil in 1332. He asked her to mediate with France, after which
she died in Hertford, England, in 1358, 477.
Jacquetta of Luxembourg (1416-1472)
James II and IV (1633-1701)
James IV (1473-1513)
James of Aldithley (Audley) (1225-1272)
James V (1512-1542)
James VI and I (1566-1625)
Jean (Thibaut) Theobald I of Bar/Bar-Le-Duc (1158-1214)
Jean de Bohême I (1296-1346)
Jean II le Bon/the Good (1319-1364, ruled as of 1350-1364), House of
Valois, husband of Bonne of Luxembourg. King of France, MEDIEVAL FRANCE
(ENCYCLOPEDIA), 499. He was the eldest son of Philip VI (he became King
in 1328 and ruled to 1350) and Jeanne of Burgundy previously married to
Philip V (a woman born in the 1290s, as sister of Eudes of Burgundy, she
was granddaughter of St. Louis (Louis IX, House of Capet, 1226-1270)
through her mother Agnes. Her brother was close friends with her husband
and her Artois rival for her parental titles as countess there cousin
Robert friends with Charles IV and Philip VI also with her daughter, who
later
became the duchess of Burgundy), during his reign Burgundians were over
-represented in court and the so-called West disaffected over it as she is
said to have controlled her husband and son also, Jean II the Good/le Bon,
the other Jeanne of Burgundy born in the 1290s was married to her brother
Eudes IV as duke of Burgundy as older of the two which is confusing in
names.
She died in 1330 after becoming in her mother's stead countess of Artois,
MEDIEVAL FRANCE

7. (ENCYCLOPEDIA), 492.
Joan Beauchamp de Audley or Dudley ( 1260-1286)
Jeanne I de Navarre (1273-1305), MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA), 492.
Daughter of Henri III of Champagne and Navarre and Blanche of Artois,
granddaughter of Louis VIII. She inherited her father's lands in 1274.
Marriage plans to Edward I of England and the King of Spain both were
cancelled and Blanche and she both came to live with Philip III as
Protector of Navarre upon Blanche's request. Jeanne was asked to marry
one of his sons. At age 11 she was declared of age. She married Phillip
the Fair in 1285 at 12 who immediately became king instead of his father.
She was the main administrator of Champagne and Navarre, Philip
controlling. Both were organizationally effective and popular and Philip
did not collect money from Navarre until her death as defense budget,
deferring taxes, rolling them forward unpaid. In 1294 at age 21 she
became by his appointment Regent of France awaiting their eldest son to
take the throne for the eventuality of his death, just in case. In 1303-
1304 they toured the Midi together. She came to be a supporter of a
Franciscan Friar Bernard de Delicieux and there was a scheme by which
citizens of Beziers insisted she accept gifts from them as Queen, there
was a prosecution by her of a bishop of Troyes who had cheated her and
her mother it was said and it was so demanded of her, his name was
Guichard. He later killed her "by sorcery" the citizens recorded. Ramon
Lull and Durand de Champagne on her staff wrote it all up as a history.
Raymond of Bezieres had his scholarship sponsored also. She was godmother
to Enguerran de Marigny's wife, he in carge of her husband's pantry since
1302, the larder. She and Philip had four sons and a daughter before she
died in
1305. She endowed the Hospital of Chateau-Thierry in Paris and the
College de Navarre with 40,000 livres parisis of her estate, and there
came to be a royal mausoleum also while she was buried in the Franciscan
church in Paris, 493.
Jeanne of France (1343-1373)
Jean I d'Aragon (1350-1396), King of Aragon, Valencia and Majorca and
Count of Barcelona
Ladislav Pribík Sekérka von Sedcic (1645-1686)
Leopold II (1747-1792)
Louis de Scarpone, Count of Montbéliard
Louis II of Anjou (1377- 1417), duke, was a claimant to Naples after
Louis I of Anjou (1339-1384)
Margaret Tudor (1489-1541)
Marie de Medici (1575-1642)
Valois, Marie de (1344-1404)

8. Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587)
Percy, Maud Percy (-1379)
Philip IV the Fair of France (1268-1314)
Philippa d'Avesnes de Hainault (1314-1369), state funeral was held for
her at Windsor Castle
Rainier (1084-1135)
Alençon, René de (1454-1492)
René of Anjou (Rei or Rainièr in Occitan) (1409-1480) Son of Louis II,
duke of Anjou, 795, MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA) and Yolande of Aragon.
Married in 1420 to Isabelle of Lothring/Lorraine who was sister of the
King fo France. Yolande had been adopted by the duke of Bar for
strategic reasons. Rene thus became the duke of Bar also, in 1430, before
becoming the duke of Lorraine/Lothring/Lothringen in 1431 thanks to his
wife's dowry. He inherited the duchy of Anjou in 1434 when his elder
brother Louis died and also his claim to the kingdom of Naples, losing
the latter to Alfonso of Aragon in 1442. Isabelle died in 1453 and he
married Jeanne de Laval. Louis XI began coveting Bar and Anjou to unify
France as he envisioned and they were lost to him. Rene was a soldier and
a strategist. Of his own ancestral property only Lorraine/Lothring and a
home in Provence remained as he sat down to write a teratise on
tournaments (1445-1450) organizing said on behalf of Charles VII. He was
also "patron of the arts and painter and writer" who wrote on the
irrelevancy of vain pleasures and proper love (1455, 1457).
Richard Woodville (or Wydeville), 1st Earl Rivers ? 1405 12 August 1469
Bar, Robert I, count and then duke of Bar and Marquis of Pont-à-Mousson
(1344-1411) MEDIEVAL FRANCE (ENCYCLOPEDIA), 97. Bar, also known as Bar-
Le-Duc county, was a fortress on Ornain River, 96, nearby is the Abbey of
Sain Mihiel, the first countess of Bar was Sophie (-1093). The ducal
title accrued in 1354. Rene d'Anjou, a grandson, gained Bar after the
duke lost four sons in a battle, all his children. The battles were
Nicopolis and Agincourt.
, Rose ?
1287 -
, Sir John Gage ?
, Sir William Leveson-Gower, 4th Baronet ?
1647 22 December 1691
, Sophie of Bar ?
1004 21 June, 1093
, The Hon. Elizabeth Browne ?

9. 1590 1631
, Theodora Angelina Palaiologina ?
, Ulric Manfred II ?
992 29 October 1034
, Violant de Bar ?
1365 3 July, 1431
, William V of Montferrat ?
1115 1191
, William, 8th Earl Waldegrave ?
27 October 1788 24 October 1859
, Yolande of Aragon ?
11 August 1384 14 November 1442
(Polish: Jadwiga Boleslawówna), Hedwig of Kalisz ?
1266 10 December 1339
12th Grand Marquess of Montferrat, William VII ? 1240 -
The Kingdom of Thessalonica, briefly set up with him as King, was
a short-lived Crusader State founded after the Fourth Crusade over the
conquered Byzantine lands. 6 February 1292
1st Baron Beauchamp, John de Beauchamp of Hatch ?
1274 1336
1st Baron Dormer, Robert ?
1st Baron Gower, John Leveson-Gower ?
7 January 1675 31 August 1709
1st Baron Neville de Raby, Ralph ?
18 October 1270 18 April 1331
1st Baron Waldegrave, Henry ?
1661 24 January 1689
1st Baron Waldegrave of Chewton, Somerset, and Baronet of Hever Castle,
Sir Henry ?
1661 24 January 1689
1st Baronet, Sir John Drake, ?
4 April 1625 6 July 1669
1st Duke of Albany, Lord Darnley, Sir Henry Stewart or Stuart ?
7 December 1545 10 February 1567
1st Duke of Albemarle, Henry FitzJames ?
1673 1702

10. 1st Earl, Sir James Waldegrave, ?
1684 11 April 1741
1st Earl Gower PC, John Leveson-Gower ?
10 August 1694 25 December 1754
1st Earl of Bath PC, John Granville, ?
29 August 1628 - He was presently created Earl of Bath, Viscount
Granville, and Baron Granville, and invested a Privy Councillor two years
later (in 1663). 22 August 1701
1st Earl of Denbigh, William Feilding ?
1587 8 April 1643
1st Earl of Desmond, Sir George Feilding, ?
1614 1665
1st Earl of Westmorland, 4th Baron Neville de Raby, Earl Marshal, KG, PC,
Ralph de Neville, ?
c. 1364 21 October 1425
1st Earl Waldegrave, James ?
1684 11 April 1741
1st Marquess of Montagu, John Neville ?
1431 14 April 1471
2nd Earl of Denbigh, Baron St. Liz, Sir Basil Feilding, ?
1608 28 November 1675
2nd Margrave of Turin from 977, Manfred I ?
Inherited the county of Auriate and the vast marca Arduinica in the Susa
Valley 1000
2nd Baron Neville de Raby, Ralph ?
1291 5 August 1367
3rd Baron Neville de Raby, Sir John ?
1337 17 October 1388
3rd Baron Neville de Raby, KG, John Neville ?
1337 17 October 1388
3rd Duke of York, 6th Earl of March, 4th Earl of Cambridge, and 8th Earl
of Ulster, conventionally called Richard of York, Richard Plantagenet, ?
21 September 1411 30 December 1460
3rd Earl Waldegrave, John Waldegrave ?
28 April 1718 22 October 1784
3rd Viscount Galmoye, otherwise Viscount Galmoy, Piers Butler ?
21 March 1652 18 June 1740
4th Earl Waldegrave, Viscount Chewton, George Waldegrave ?

11. 23 November 1751 22 October 1789
5th Earl of Cardigan, James Brudenell ?
20 April 1715 24 February 1811
6th Earl, Rutland, Belvoir, Francis Manners, ?
1578 1632
a Frankish nobleman, Roger, Count of Auriate, ? The Franks
(Latin: Franci or gens Francorum) were a confederation of
Germanic tribes occupying land in the Lower and Middle Rhine in the 3rd
Century. Some Franks raided Roman territory, while other Frank tribes
joined the Roman troops in what was ... Gaul. WIKI: Frank was used in the
East as a synonym for western European.
Abrahamsson, Mikael ?
Admiral of France, Gaspard I Gaspard I de Coligny, Count of Coligny,
seigneur de Châtillon, Marshal of Châtillon ?
1470 1522
Andersson Hålboätten, Matts ?
- 1403
Andrew of Acton, Deceased: Sir Robert ?
Arendsdotter Örnflycht, Margareta ?
Árpád of Hungary, Adelaïde ?
1040 1062
Árpád of Hungary, Álmos ?
820 895
Árpád of Hungary, Andrew I ?
1015 1060
Árpád of Hungary, Árpád ?
840 907
Árpád of Hungary, Michael ?
960 997
Árpád of Hungary, Solt ?
907 955
Árpád of Hungary, Taxony ?
931 970
Árpád of Hungary, Vaszoly 'Vazul' ?
997 1032
As of 1239 King of Thessalonika, Boniface II, Marquess of Montferrat, ?
1173 17 September 1226

12. Aston, Elizabeth ?
Aston, Sir Walter ?
1530 1599
Atto di Canossa, Alberto ?
939 988
Audley, Alice ?
Audley, Alice ?
1300 1358
Bagge af Boo, Anna ?
1580 1626
Bähr, Erasmus ?
Bähr, Eva ?
Bähr (Hersekorns), Maria ?
Bardewisch (Bardewisch de Ykescole), Johannes ?
1200 1257
Baron, A. ?
Baron Hoo, Sir Thomas ?
1366 1420
Batisford, Heiress of Buckholt, Alice ?
1370 1395
Beamish, Huldine Mosander ?
1860 1931
Beamish of Ashgrove, Richard ?
1832 -
Beamish of Ashgrove, Richard ?
1798 1873
Beamish of Ashgrove, William ?
1760 1828
Beamish of Ashgrove, William ?
- 1772
Beauchamp, Beatrice ?
1355 -
Beaumont, Mary ?
1570 1632

13. Beaumont of Glenfield, Leicestershire, Clan Buchan, Anthony ?
Henry de Beaumont, jure uxoris 4th Earl of Buchan and suo jure 1st Baron
Beaumont (died 10 March 1340) was a key figure in the Anglo-Scots wars of
the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, known as the Wars of Scottish
Independence. -
Beaumont, Countess of Buckingham, Mary ?
1570 19 April 1632
Beaumont, Glenfield, Anthony ?
Beesley Lucas, Sarah ?
Bengtsson, Carl ?
Bengtsson, Erik ?
Berg von Ehingen, Salome ?
1101 27 July 1144
Bernard of North Ludlow, Alice ?
Berney, Margaret ?
1577 1641
Bloomfield von Rosen, Eric ?
1879 1948
Boleyn, Anne Elizabeth ?
1450 1510
Boleyn, Lord Mayor of London, Geoffrey ?
1406 1463
Boleyn-Hastings, Anne ?
1425 1484
Borinie von Lhota, Maria Magdalena ?
1590 1650
Börjesson, Nils ?
1580 1655
Boston, Katherine ?
1448 -
Bourbon-Parma, Carolina ?
22 November 1770 1 March 1804
Bourbon-Parma, Robert I ?
1848 1907
Bourbon-Parma, Zita ?

14. 9 May 1892 14 March 1989
Braganza, Gonzaga of Portugal, Ferdinand II ?
29 October 1816 15 December 1885
Braganza, Gonzaga of Portugal, Maria Anna ?
21 August 1843 5 February 1884
Braganza, House of Gonzaga, Maria Antonia ?
1862 1959
Braganza, House of Gonzaga, Miguel I ?
1802 1866
Brechtold Baroness Ungarschitz, Marie ?
1794 1878
Brokesby, Francis ?
1553 1615
Brokesby, Robert ?
1531 1615
Brokesby Congreve, Dorothy ?
1530 - Staffordshire, England -
Brookesby (Brooksby), Winifred ?
1601 1672
Brookesby of Sholeby, Edward ?
1544 1584
Brookesby of Sholeby, William ?
1574 1607
Browne, 1st Viscount Montagu, KG PC, Anthony ?
Brroksby (Vaux), Ellen ?
1550 -
Bure, Anna ?
1620 1694
Burton, Mary ?
Burton, Sophia Charlotte ?
Burton de Robeck von Fock, Coralie Anette Helen Georgina ?
- 1879
Butler, Helen ?
Camville Duchess of Salisbury, Indonea ?
- 1209

15. Canossa, Adalbert Atto ?
- 13 February 988
Canossa, Prangarda ?
Capet-Borbon de España, Maria Luisa ?
1745 1792
Carlsdotter Bengtsson, Brita ?
Carlsdotter Månesköld af Seglinge, Anna ?
Caryll, Mary ?
- 1661
Cavendish, Frances ?
Cavendish, Sir William ?
circa 1505 25 October 1557
Cavendish, Thomas ?
- 1524
Cecil, Anne ?
5 December 1556 5 June 1588
Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley or Burleigh, William ?
13 September 1520 4 August 1598
Châtillon, Guy ?
Cheke, Mary ?
- 1543
Cheney, Sir John ?
1451 1499
Cheney Beacuchamp, Beatrice ?
1304 -
Cheyney, Elizabeth Isabell ?
1466 1505
Chotkow und Wognin Hohenberg Österreich d'Este Habsburg-Lothringen,
Sophie ?
24 July 1901 27 October 1990
Churchill, Arabella ?
Clarke, Coletta ?
Clarke, Richard ?

16. Clausson von Uexküll / von Yxkull a. Felks, Reinhold ?
1486 1516
Clausson von Uexküll / Yxkull, Claus (Nicolaus) IV ?
1450 1471
Clerck, Sara (Zara) ?
1661 1722
Clerck, Tomas ?
1614 1682
Coke, Frances ?
Comte d'Angoulême, Charles d'Orléans, ?
1459 1 January 1496
Comte d'Angoulême, Jean d'Orléans, House of Valois, ?
26 June 1399 30 April 1467
conte di Luni, Oberto II ?
- 1013
Cooke, Mildred ?
1525 4 April 1589
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Bohuslaw ?
1829 1896 - As Austrian diplomat in employ of daughter's father in law.
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Jan Karel ?
1704 1787
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Jirí Rudolf Vilém ?
1628 1673
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Johann Rudolf ?
1748 1824
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Karl ?
1783 1868
Count Chotkow und Wognin, Václav Antonín ?
1674 1754
Count of Bar (1105–1149). Barrois, during the Middle Ages, was the
territory of the counts and dukes of Bar, in the eastern part, Reginald I
(also called "the One-eyed", Reinald I, Renaud I ?
1080 10 March 1149
Count of Bar and Lord of Mousson from 1149 till his death., Reginald II
de Bar ?
- 25 July 1170
Count of Bar from 1291 to 1302, Henry III d Bar ?

17. 1259 September 1302 - Naples
Count of Bar from 1291 to 1302, Theobald II ?
1221 1291
Count of Bar from 1336 to 1344. His aunt, Joan of Bar, Countess of
Surrey, governed Bar in his name during his minority., Henry IV de Bar ?
1320 1344
Count of Bar who reigned from 1214 to 1239. He was son of Count Theobald
I of Bar and his first wife, Ermesinde of Bar-sur-Seine, Henry II of Bar
alternately Henri II of Bar ?
1190 1239
Count of Canossa, Adalberto ?
885 -
Count of Foix, Viscount of Béarn, Gaston IV ?
27 November 1422 28 July 1472
Count of Montbéliard, Count of Bar and lord of Mousson (as Theodoric II)
and Count of Verdun., Theodoric I (French: Thierry) ?
1045 2 January 1105
Count of Savoy, Amadeus II ?
1050 26 January 1080
Count of Savoy, Otto ?
Countess Chotkow und Wognin Duchess von Hohenberg, Sophie Usual:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xfKqxdv3Gk. ?
1868 - Prague, Austrian Crown Lands, Bohemia 1914 - Sarajevo, Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Countess de Vere, Susan ?
26 May 1587 1629
Countess of Anjou and of Maine, Bonne of Luxemburg, Duchess of Normandy
? 20 May 1315 11 September 1349
Countess of Champagne and Queen of Navarre, Margaret of Bourbon ?
1211 12 April 1256
Countess of Westmorland, Joan Beaufort ?
1379 13 November 1440
Cranston Alexander, Anne ?
Cukr von Tamfeld, Jaroslaw Franz ?
1600 1662
Cukr von Tamfeld, Johann Heinrich ?
1570 1635

18. Cukr von Tamfeld, Sybilla ?
1630 1690
Cuman, Elizabeth ?
1272 1277
d'Aillon, Antoinette ?
Dakeney, Joan ?
1312 -
d'Albret, Jeanne III ?
16 November 1528 9 June 1572
d'Angoulême d'Alençon, Marguerite ?
11 April 1492 21 December 1549
d'Anjou, Yolande ?
2 November 1428 23 May 1483
Daubeney de Waldegrave, Agnes ?
1307 1335
de Bar, Yolande d'Anjou ?
1428 1483
de Bardewis auf Uexkull, domina Alhaydis ?
de Bardewis auf Uexkull,Gerzike-Dubena, Johan ?
1260 1312
de Borne, Johanna ?
1410 -
de Bourbon, Antoinette ?
de Bourbon, Catherine ?
de Bourbon, Duke of Vendôme, Antoine Navarre ?
22 April 1518 17 November 1562
de Bourbon, Duke of Vendôme, Charles ?
2 June 1489 25 March 1537
de Bourbon, Lady Mercoeur, Renée ?
1494 26 May 1539
de Brakel, I, Siegfried ?
de Brakel, II, Heinrich ?
de Brakel, II, Werner II ?
1146 1203

19. de Brakel, IV, Johann ?
de Bures, Silvester ?
1330 -
de Bures, Manors of Silvester Hall and Nether Hall given as dowry, Joan
? 1339 1406
de Burgh, Thomas ?
de Clavering, Euphemia ?
de Clavering, Euphemia ?
de Clavering, Sir Robert ?
de Clavering, 5th Baron of Warkworth & Clavering), Robert ?
de Coligny, Louise ?
23 September 1555 13 November 1620
de Coligny, Admiral of France, Gaspard ?
16 February 1519 24 August 1572
de Criol, Elizabeth ?
1334 1379
de Criol, Elizabeth ?
1327 -
de Criol, John ?
1307 1376
de Criol, Lettice ?
- 1376
de Criol, Nicholas ?
1282 1324
de Criol, Nicholas ?
1325 1379
de Durwood, Joan ?
1407 1450
de Durwood, Sir William ?
1366 1460
de Durwood, Sheriff of Essex, John ?
1390 1462
de Echingham, Katherine ?
1270 -

20. de Etchingham, Elizabeth ?
1394 1464
de Etchingham, Matilda ?
1274 -
de Etchingham, Richard ?
1272 1295
de Etchingham, Sir James ?
- 22 August, 1349
de Etchingham, Sir William ?
1338 1413
de Etchingham, Sir William ?
1333 1388
de Etchingham, Sir William ?
1240 -
de Flandres, Yolande Dampierre ?
de Frese, Abraham ?
1725 1796
de Frese, Anna Carolina ?
1792 1820
de Frese, Georg Christian ?
1751 1807
de Frese, Georg Christian ?
1693 1759
de Frese, Margareta Catharina ?
1761 1813
de Frese, Paul Joakim ?
1718 1774
de Fries, Andreas Peter ?
1758 1804
de Fries, Axelina Maria Magdalena ?
1829 1888
de Fries, Bengt Fredrik ?
1799 1839
de Fries, Jöran ?
1715 1762
de Guise, Marie ?

21. 22 November 1515 11 June 1560
de la Fontaine, Johanna Maria ?
de la Poëze Count d'Harambure, a ?
de la Poëze Count d'Harambure, a ?
de la Poëze Count d'Harambure, a ?
de la Poëze Count d'Harambure, Romée ?
15 July 1949 -
de Laval, Charlotte, Dame de Châtillon ?
1530 3 March 1568
de Laval, Count of Laval, Guy XVI ?
de Limburg, Catherine ?
de Lindsey, ?
1066 -
de Luxembourg, Jean ?
10 August 1296 26 August 1346
de Montagne, Maria ?
1440 -
de Montferrat, the Emperor identified himself as her Consort which is
unusual, Irene Yolande ?
1274 1317
de Montmorency, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_de_Montmorency,
Louise ?
1496 1547
de Mosezzo di Turin (Manfredi), count, Manfred II ?
948 1001
de Navarre, Margaret ?
de Neville, Robert ?
de Neville, Sir Robert ?
de Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland, 4th Baron Neville de Raby, Earl
Marshal, Sir Ralph ?
1364 21 October 1425
de Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland, 4th Baron Neville de Raby, Earl
Marshal, KG, PC, Ralph ?
1364 21 October 1425

22. de Potesta, Jean-Louis Marie René Ghislain ?
8 February 1951 -
de Provence, Béatrice ?
1231 23 septembre 1267
de Rethel, Gervase ?
There is some debate concerning the wives of Robert [Marmion] I and
Robert [Marmion] II as being daughters of GENI
de Rethel, Melisande (Millicent) ?
1110 - Ardennes, Champagne-Ardenne, France 1161
De Richelle Roxelle, Maria ?
de Rohan, Marguerite ?
De Roxelle/De Roachelle, Johanna ?
1470 -
de Rumigny, Isabella ?
1263 1326
de Stopenham, Eva ?
1243 1288
de Stopenham, Isabel ?
1210 -
de Stopenham, Ralph ?
1210 -
de Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford, John ?
1482 21 March 1540
de Vere, 16th Earl of Oxford, John ?
1516 3 August 1562
de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, Edward ?
12 April 1550 24 June 1604
de Villiers, Susan ?
1583 1652
de Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, Sir George ?
28 August 1592 23 August 1628
de Villiers, a minor member of the English gentry, also father of James
I's favourite, George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, , Sir George ?
1544 4 January 1606
de Villiers, later created Earl of Anglesey, Baron Villiers of Daventry,
Christopher ?
- 1630

23. de Villiers,1st Viscount Purbeck, John ?
1591 18 February 1658
de Waldegrave, ?
de Waldegrave, Sir Richard ?
1393 - Smallbridge, Suffolk, England 1460
de Waldegrave, Thomas ?
1425 1500 - died of the Plague (not necessarily true)
de Waldegrave (de Neville), Sir James ?
1249 -
de Waldegrave (de Walgrave), Sir Richard ?
1303 1338
de Waldegrave (de Walgrave), Sir Walter ?
1271 1313
de Waldegrave (de Walgrave), Sir William ?
1023 -
de Waldegrave (de Walgrave), Sheriff of London, Sir John ?
1248 1305
de Waldegrave by property name, lands restored to daughter by Norman
husband, taken by William Conq., Sassenach Angle Sir Jean ?
de Waldegrave of Northants, Sir Warren ?
1225 1254
de Waldegrave of Smallbridge, moved from Northants, Sir Richard ?
1335 1410
de Waldegrave, Smallbridge, Lord Bures & Silvesters, Sir Richard ?
1380 1434
Decreaux, Katrina Charlotta ?
degli Obertenghi, Berta ?
997 1037
Delacour, Anne Jane Margaret ?
- 1852
della Scala, Beatrice Regina ?
di Canossa, Prangarda ?
955 992

24. di Luni, Bertha ?
di Susa, Irmgard ?
- 1078
Digby, Agnes ?
Dionysia de Besche, Sara Petersdotter ?
- 1668
Dionysius, Castle builder Peter ?
- 1604
d'Orléans, Elizabeth Charlotte ?
13 September 1676 23 December 1744
Dormer, The Hon. Mary ?
Doukaina Kamaterina or better Kamatera (Greek: ??f??s??? ????a??a
?aµate???a ? ?aµat???, Euphrosyne ?
1155 1211
Drake, Elizabeth ?
Drake, Sir John ?
Drakenberg, Erik Nilsson ?
1608 1659
duc de Guise, Claude de Lorraine, ?
20 October 1496 - Château de Condé-sur-Moselle 12 April 1550 - Château
de Joinville
Duchess of Buckingham, Marchioness of Antrim, 19th Baroness de Ros of
Helmsley, Katherine Manners, ?
- 1649
Duchess of Vatatzina, Theodora ?
1240 4 March 1303
Duchesse de Lorraine, Margaret ?
1463 - Duchess of Alençon, and a nun of the order of Poor Clares (Ordre
des Clarisses). She was beatified in 1921 2 November 1521
Duke of Lorraine, Antoine ?
4 June 1489 14 June 1544
Duke of Lorraine, Charles III ?
18 February 1543 14 May 1608

25. Duke of Lorraine, Francis II ?
27 February 1572 14 October 1632
Duke of Lorraine, Jean I ?
February 1346 23 September 1390
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Frederick II ?
- 10 October 1213
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Frederick IV ?
15 April 1282 23 August 1329
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Fredrick III 'Ferry' ?
1238 31 December 1302
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Matthias II ?
1193 1251
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Rudolph 'the Valiant' ?
1320 26 August 1346
Duke of Lorraine, House of Metz, Theobald II ?
1263 13 May, 1312
Duke of Lorraine, resigned as Cardinal to marry, Nicholas Francis ?
12 December 1612 25 January 1670
Duke of Mecklenburg in Güstrow, Albrecht VII, the Handsome, ?
25 July 1486 5 January 1547
Duke of Mecklenburg-Güstrow, Ulrich ?
5 March, 1527 14 March 1603
Duke of Orléans from 1392 to his death. He was also Count of Valois
(1386?-1406), Duke of Touraine (1386–1392), Count of Blois (, Louis I of
Orléans ?
13 March 1372 23 November 1407
Duke of Vatatzes, Johannes (Jean Vatace) ?
Earl of Kendal and Count of Benauges, Gaston de Foix ?
1448 25 March 1500
Earl of Salisbury, William Longspee ?
1173 1226
Eckerstedt, Anna Sofia ?
1736 1800
Ekeblad, Margareta ?
1623 1676
Engelbertsson Bure, Jonas ?

26. 1575 1655
Englefield, Francis ?
1596 1 May 1656
Englefield, Helen ?
1630 1694
English Catholic priest, Carthusian monk and martyr., Blessed John
Rochester, ?
c. 1498 1537
Erengisledotter Tre Sjöblad, Katarina ?
Eriksdotter, Ingrid ?
1550 1630
Eriksdotter Soop, Elisabet ?
Esbjörnsson, Kristiern ?
- 1450
Fearn or Vernon, Emily or Amelia ?
Fearn/Vernon Waldegrave, Earl Charles ?
1850 - London, England 1916 - First World War
Feilding, Lady Mary ?
1668 1697
Feilding, 1st Earl of Desmond, George ?
- 31 January 1665
Feilding, 3rd Earl of Denbigh, William ?
29 December 1640 23 August 1685
Fitz Ranulf, Mary ?
Fitzgerald (Leigh), Anne ?
1528 -
Fitzgerald, MP, Edward ?
1529 1590
FitzJames, Arabella ?
1674 7 November 1704 - became a nun
FitzJames, 1st Duke of Berwick, 1st Duke of Fitz-James, 1st Duke of Liria
and Jérica, James ?
21 August 1670 12 June 1734
FitzJames, Countess Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Henrietta ?

27. 1667 3 April, 1730
FitzJames, Countess of Newcastle, Henrietta ?
1667 3 April 1730
Fitzpatrick, Anne ?
1749 1829
Fitzpatrick, Richard ?
FitzRanulph, Mary ?
Foch, Alfred von Fock likely of the same ancestry as Ferdinand ?
Foresstrom, Hulda ?
Foresstrom, J. Eric ?
Fox, Margaret ?
Fraser Lucas, Harriet ?
Fray, Elizabeth ?
1441 1500 - died of the Plague (not necessarily true)
Frisk, Peter Karl ?
1647 1694
Gage, Alice ?
Georg Lindemann, Prof. Juri Kivimae, Chair, Estonian, Toronto ?
Golding, Margery ?
1526 2 December 1568
Graf von Hildrizhausen, Heinrich I ?
- 1078
Graf von Kräheneck, Hugo ?
- 1037
Gräfin von Scharzfeld-Lutterberg, Frederundis ?
1160 -
Grand Duke of Tuscany, Francis I ?
25 March 1541 17 October 1587
Granville, Jane ?
Grekówna, Katarzyna ?
Griesspeck von Griesspach, Veronika ?

28. c1565 c1630
Grosett, Lucia Alicia ?
1768 1856
Grosett von Kantzow, Johan Albert ?
1788 - Lisbon, Portugal 1868 - Södermanland, Sweden
Gustafsdotter Stiernbilke, Estrid ?
Gyllenkrok, Johan ?
1650 1710
Gyllenkrook, Anders ?
1622 1683
Gyllenkrook, Margareta Johansdotter ?
1694 1766
Gyntersson till Lingshammar, Johan ?
1423 1488
Habsburg, Jutta ?
13 March 1271 21 May 1297
Habsburg, Rudolph I ?
1 May 1218 15 July 1291
Habsburg of Germany, Albert II ?
10 August 1397 27 October 1439
Habsburg-Lothringen von Österreich, Franz II ?
12 February 1768 - Tuscany 2 March 1835
Habsburg-Lothringen von Österreich, Leopold II ?
1747 1792
Haraldsson Silfversparre, Sune ?
Harcourt, Baroness Elbeuf, Countess Aumale, Marie ?
9 September 1398 19 April 1476
Harcout of Vaudémont, Baron Elbeuf, René II ?
2 May 1451 10 December 1508
Hård af Segerstad, Catharina Magdalena ?
1730 1806
Hardwick of Derbyshire, John ?
Hartmann von Klarstein, Mathias Andreas ?
1627 1706

29. Hastings, Joan ?
1259 -
Hastings, Sir Henry ?
Heise, Augustus ?
Heise, Theodora Mary ?
- 1892
Heydon, Bridget ?
1485 1554
Heydon, Hugh ?
1306 -
Heydon, John ?
1416 1479
Heydon, Sir Henry ?
1440 1503
Heydon, William Oulton ?
1390 1447
High Sheriff, Sir Basil Feilding, 2nd Earl of Denbigh, ?
1608 28 November 1675
Holst, Helena Elizabeth ?
1733 1793
Hoo, IV Boleyn-Hastings, Thomas ?
1396 1455
House of Blois, Count of Champagne and Brie, Henry I the Fat, Enrique el
Gordo ?
1244 22 July 1274
House of Blois, Count of Champagne and Brie, Theobald I or IV ?
30 May 1201 - (French: Thibaut, Spanish: Teobaldo) (30 May 1201 – 8 July
1253), called the Chansonnier and the Posthumous, was Count of Champagne
(as Theobald IV) from birth and King of Navarre from 1234. 8 July 1253 -
He was famous as a trouvère and Crusader, and was the first French.
House of d'Albret, Henri II Navarre ?
18 April 1503 25 May 1555
House of Plantagenet, John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster, KG ?
6 March 1340 3 February 1399
House of Plantagenet, King of England, Edward II de Caernarfon ?
25 April 1284 21 September 1327
House of Plantagenet, King of England, Edward III ?

30. 13 November 1312 21 June 1377
House of Supponid, Hildegard (Ildegarda) ?
Howard, Sir Robert ?
Infanta of Spain, Maria Luisa ?
24 November 1745 15 May 1792
Innes, Mary ?
- 1911
Jagiellon, Vladislaus II ?
1 March 1456 13 March 1516
Jennings, Sarah ?
Jerningham, Jeronyma ?
1550 1627
Jonsdotter Gädda, Bengta ?
Jonsson, Sune ?
Jönsson Wattrang, Jöns ?
1546 1620
Justinus, Johan ?
Kafle, Märta ?
1644 1713
KG, of Battle Abbey and Cowdray Park, co. Sussex, Sir Anthony Browne ?
King, Theodosia A. ?
King of Hungary (1235–70) and of Croatia (1235–70), Duke of Styria (1254–
58), Béla IV ?
1235 1270
Kinsky von Wichnitz und Tettau, Francis Ferdinand ?
1678 1741
Kinsky von Wichnitz und Tettau, Joseph ?
1731 - Heir to Frederick Louis of Hohenzollern-Hechingen (1 September
1688 in Strasbourg – 4 June 1750 at Lindich Castle in Hechingen), Prince
of Hohenzollern-Hechingen. 1804 - As Austrian Privy Councillor and Field
Marshal
Kinsky von Wichnitz und Tettau, Wihelmine ?

31. Kirkham, Margaret ?
1463 -
Knight-Herald of Hérault, staff of Philippa d'Avesnes de Heinault, Sir
Gilles Paon de Rouet from France ?
1310 1380
Kock, Margareta ?
1699 1785
Kölling, Jost ?
- 1617
Körning, Anna Mattsdtr ?
Kostczanka ze Stermberka, Elzbieta ?
Kottulinská von Kotulín und Krzizkowitz, Anna Maria Teresia ?
1711 1798
Kristiernsdotter, Märta ?
1441 1500
Künigl von Ehrenburg, Maria Theresia ?
1673 1745
La Zouche, Margaret ?
Lady of Joinville, Margaret ?
1354 1418
Larsdotter, Märta ?
1548 1628
Laskarina, Maria ?
1206 24 June 1270
Laskaris, Theodore I ?
Laurentii, Thoreus ?
1541 1608
Lawless, Margaret ?
1804 -
Leeke, Elizabeth ?
Leeke, Thomas ?
Leigh, Knight, John ?

32. 1502 1564
Lennox, Berkeley ?
1828 1857
Lennox, Lord Sussex ?
Leonard Loverds, Roger ?
Leveson, Elizabeth ?
Leveson-Gower, Elizabeth ?
20 January 1724 28 April 1784
Leveson-Gower, Lady Elizabeth ?
Leveson-Gower, 1st Earl Gower, Sir John ?
10 August 1694 25 December 1754
Levigne, William ?
Leytstar, Anna Maria ?
1734 - Constantinople, Turkey 1802 - Smyrna
Lillie, Lars Toresson ?
Lillie, Tore(Thore) Pedersson(Pehrsson) ?
Lillie af Aspenäs, Anna Brita ?
1719 1805
Lillie af Aspenäs, Bengt Johansson ?
1649 - 1699
Lillie af Aspenäs, Carl ?
1683 1749
Lilliehöök af Gälared och Kolbäck, Anna ?
Lilliehöök af Gälared och Kolbäck, Bengt Christofferson Ejkeblad ?
1612 1665
Lilliehöök af Gälared och Kolbäck, Märta Maria ?
1663 1736
Lodge, Emily Elizabeth ?
London Merchant, Richard Wyche, ?
1554 1621

33. London merchant and English Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire from 1627–
1641., Sir Peter Wyche, Wikipedia: ?
1593 - On his return to England in 1641 he became Privy Counsellor and
Comptroller of the King's Household. He was a signer of the King's
Declaration of Abhorrence at the idea of making war upon his Parliament.
His descendant, Sir Cyril Wyche, reported that Peter 1643 - Oxford; lent
Charles I £30,000. He did not live to see the outcome of the English
Civil War, dying at Oxford where he was buried on 7 December 1643, in
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, England. Peter was buried in the south
aisle of the Cathedral.
Longford, Joan ?
1402 -
Longspee, William ?
1193 1250
Longspee Adithley (Adley), Ela ?
1228 1299
Lord Herbert, Charles ?
- 1635
Lord Herbert, 4th Earl Pembroke, Philip ?
10 October 1584 1650
Losy von Losimthal, Maria Theresia ?
1659 1695
Lovell, Eleanor ?
1578 1604
Loverds, Alice ?
1313 -
Loverds Heydon, Sir William ?
1358 -
Löwenstein, Adelaïde ?
1831 1909
Löwenstein, Constantine ?
1802 1838
Löwenstein, Louis Charles ?
1783 1849
Lucas, Philip Monoux ?
Lundberg, Anna Christina ?
1804 1881
Lundberg, Christian ?

34. 1775 -
MacDonald -Moreton, Hilda ?
Manfredi di Susa, Olderico ?
992 1034
Manners of Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, Sir George ?
Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland and 9th Earl of Rutland (Boughton), John ?
29 May 1638 10 January 1711
Manners, 8th Earl of Rutland (Boughton), John ?
10 June 1604 29 September 1679
Manners, Duchess of Buckingham, Marchioness Antrim, Baroness de Ros
Helmsley, Katherine ?
- October 1649
Månsson Silfversparre, Per ?
marchese di Milano, Adalberto I ?
Marchioness of Turin from 1034, Adelaide von Susa ?
1020 19 December 1091
Margrave of Brandenburg-Salzwedel, Otto V ?
Markgraf von Hildrizhausen, Heinrich II ?
- 1078
Marquess of Montferrat, Andronikos II Palaiologos (Greek: ??d??????? ?'
?a?a???????), Latinized as Andronicus II Palaeologus, was Byzantine
emperor to 1 ?
1259 1328
Marquess of Montferrat, Michael VIII Palaiologos or Palaeologus (Ancient
Greek: ???a?? ?? ?a?a??????? Mikhael VIII Palaiologos; reigned as
Byzantine Emp ?
1223 11 December 1282
Marquess of Montferrat, Otto II ?
1015 20 November 1084
Marquess of Montferrat, Theodore Komnenos Doukas Angelos Palaiologos, ?
1291 24 April, 1338
Marquess of Montferrat, William IV ?
1030 1100
Mårtensdotter Mums, Maria ?
- 1684

35. Masson of Amsterdam, Holland, Evert ?
Masson of Voorschooten and Veur, Maria ?
Matsdotter Wattrang, Ragnhild ?
1520 - 1596
Mattsdotter, Elin ?
- 1463
Mecklenburg-Güstrow, Sophie ?
4 September 1557 14 October 1631
Meilinger-Rehrl, Christine-Maria ?
Meilinger-Rehrl, Elisabeth ?
Meredith, Jane ?
- 1660
Mikaelsdotter, Margareta ?
1627 1672
Mikaelsdotter Roslagia, Brita ?
1595 1667
Mildmay Waldegrave, Elizabeth ?
1541 1581
Moley, Toady and Ratty-Badger or Toad Hall, Dr. R. (are) Walewski-Colonna
?
Möller, Johanna Juliana ?
Montchensey Waldegrave, Jane ?
1368 - Edwardstone Suffolk, England 1450 - Suffolk, England
Moore, Isabel ?
1362 -
Moore, William ?
Moore Heydon, Robert ?
1362 -
Mörner av Tuna, Agneta Hedvig ?
1679 1741
Mosander, Carl Gustav ?

36. Mosander, Hulda Elizabeth ?
- 1892
Mountcheney, Jane ?
1371 1450
Mountcheney, Thomas ?
1355 1404
Mountcheney, William ?
1280 1304
Mountcheney, Jr., William de ?
1330 -
Navarre, Charles III ?
1361 8 September 1425
Navarre of France, Henry IV ?
13 December 1553 14 May 1610
Ndisi, Margareta Anna ?
Change your name to WAGNER PRICE-CILLA NOEL! -
Nevill, de facto 3rd (de jure 1st) Baron Bergavenny, Edward ?
1414 18 October 1476
Neville, Dorothy ?
Neville, Elizabeth ?
1290 -
Neville, Frances ?
1519 1599
Neville, Frances ?
1518 - Addington Kent, England 18 October, 1599 - Borley, Essex
Neville, Lady Lucy ?
Neville, Sir Edward ?
1471 8 December 1538
Neville, 1st Baron Neville de Raby, Ralph ?
Neville, 2nd Baron Neville de Raby, Ralph ?
Neville, jure uxoris 5th Earl of Salisbury and 7th and 4th Baron

37. Montacute, KG, PC, Richard ?
1400 31 December 1460
Neville, or Nevill, 4th and de jure 2nd Baron Bergavenny, Sir George ?
1440 20 September 1492
nicknamed the Great, Archambaud VIII Bourbon ?
1189 1242
Obizzo, conte di Luni, Oberto ?
- 975
of Anhalt-Dessau, Johanna Charlotte ?
6 April 1682 31 March 1750
of Anhalt-Dessau, Johannes Georg ?
17 November 1627 7 August 1693
of Anjou, Charles ?
21 mars 1226 7 janvier 1285
of Anjou, Charles II ?
1254 5 May 1309
of Anjou, Eleanor ?
August 1289 9 August 1341
of Austria, Franz Karl ?
17 December 1802 1 March 1878
of Austria, Johanna ?
24 January 1547 11 April 1578
of Austria, Maria Theresa ?
13 May 1717 29 November 1780
of Austria, Queen of Poland, Eleanor ?
21 May 1653 17 December 1697
of Bavaria-Landshut, Elisabeth ?
1383 13 November 1442
of Bavaria-Landshut, Fredrick ?
1339 4 December 1393
of Bavaria-Landshut, Louis ?
- 11 October 1347
of Bavaria-Landshut, Stephen II ?
1319 13 May 1375
of Blois, Mary ?

38. of Bohemia and Austria, Anne ?
12 April 1432 13 November 1462
of Bosnia, Elizabeth ?
1339 January 1387
of Brandenburg, Anna ?
1 January 1507 19 June, 1567
of Brandenburg, Dorothea ?
1431 10 November, 1495
of Brandenburg, Frederick ?
21 September, 1371 20 September, 1440
of Brandenburg, Joachim I Nestor ?
21 February 1484 11 July 1535
of Brandenburg, Johann der Alchimist ?
1406 16 November 1464
of Brandenburg and Thuringia, Johann Cicero ?
of Brandenburg-Schwedt, Frederick William ?
17 November 1700 4 March 1771
of Brandenburg-Schwedt, Friederike ?
18 December 1736 9 March 1798
of Denmark, Anne ?
12 December 1574 2 March 1619
of Denmark, Anne ?
12 December 1574 2 March 1619
of Denmark, Christian I ?
February 1426 21 May 1481
of Denmark, Elizabeth ?
14 October 1524 15 October 1586
of Denmark, Elizabeth ?
of Denmark, Frederick I ?
7 October 1471 10 April 1533
of Denmark, Frederick II ?
1 July 1534 4 April 1588
of Denmark and Norway, Grand Duke of Schleswig, Frederick II ?
1 July 1534 4 April 1588

39. of Egmond, Adolf ?
of England, Charles I ?
19 November 1600 30 January 1649
of England, James II ?
14 October 1633 16 September 1701
of England and Scotland, James VI and I ?
19 June 1566 27 March 1625
of England, House of Stuart, Charles I ?
19 November 1600 30 January 1649 - Beheaded as King by republican
rebellion, ordered to: remember [and Uradel as one] to "RE-MEMBER!"
of England, House of Stuart, Charles II ?
29 May 1630 6 February 1685
of France, Henrietta Maria ?
25 November 1609 10 September 1669
of France, Henrietta Maria ?
25 November 1609 10 September 1669
of Germany, Albert I ?
of Germany, Elizabeth ?
of Guelders, Philippa ?
9 November 1467 28 February 1547
of Harting, Sir John Carryl ?
of Hohenberg, Prince Maximilian ?
2001 - investigating a rape and kill and theft, child smuggling ring,
illegal in vitro mill -
of Hungary, Elizabeth ?
1128 21 July 1154
of Hungary, Louis the Great, Capet-Anjou, ?
5 March 1326 - Visegrád 10 September 1382 - Nagyszombat
of Hungary, Mary ?
1257 25 March 1323
of Hungary, Stephen V ?
1239 1272
of Lombardy, Sigifred ?

40. 900 958
of Lorraine, Charles V Karl Leopold Nicholas Sixte ?
3 April 1643 18 April 1690
of Lorraine, Claude ?
6 October 1612 2 August 1648
of Lorraine and Bar, Leopold 'the Good' ?
1 September 1679 27 March 1729
of Luxembourg, Elizabeth ?
February 1409 19 December 1442
of Luxembourg, Sigismund ?
14 February 1368 - (14 February 1368 – 9 December 1437) was King of
Hungary and Croatia from 1387, of Bohemia from 1419, and Holy Roman
Emperor for four years from 1433 until 1437, the last Emperor of the
House of Luxemburg. He was also King of Italy from 1431, of Germany. 9
December 1437
of Luxembourg and Bourbon-Parma, Elisabeth ?
1922 2011
of Modena and Emilia Romagna, Italy, Lidegarda ?
955 -
of Naples and Sicily, Maria Theresa ?
27 May 1756 13 October 1825
of Naples and Two Sicilies, Maria Annunziata ?
1843 1871
of Nassau, Frederick Henry ?
29 January 1584 14 March 1647
of Nassau, Henriette Catharine ?
10 February 1637 3 November 1708
of Navarre Aragon, John II ?
29 June 1398 20 January 1479
of Orange, William the Silent ?
24 April 1533 15 July 1584
of Padbrook Hall, Alice Smith ?
- 12 Nov 1515
of Padbrook Hall, Suffolk, England, John ?
1450 -
of Pomerania, Sophie ?

41. of Portugal, Maria II Ecuadora ?
4 April 1819 15 November 1853
of Rushton, Sir Thomas Tresham ?
of Salm, House of Salm, Christine ?
1575 1627
of Savoy, Amadeus V ?
1253 - Le Bourget-du-Lac 16 October 1323 - Avignon
of Savoy, Aymon ?
1291 1343
of Savoy, Bianca ?
1335 31 December 1387
of Savoy, Constance ?
of Savoy, Louise ?
11 September 1476 22 September 1531
of Saxe-Wittenberg, Barbara ?
of Sicily and Aragon, Elizabeth Isabel ?
1310 1349
of Sicily and Aragon, Frederick II or III ?
13 December 1272 25 June 1337
of SILESIA-GLOGAU, Beatrix ?
1290 25 AUG 1322
of Solms-Braunfels, Amalia ?
31 August 1602 8 September 1675
of Solms-Braunfels, Johan Albert I ?
of Swabia, Henry ?
1077 1132
of the Piast Dynasty, Duke of Greater Poland, Boleslaw III 'the Wry' ?
20 August 1086 28 October 1138
of the Piast Dynasty, Duke of Greater Poland, Mieszko III the Old ?
of the Piast Dynasty, Duke of Greater Poland, Wladyslaw I Herman ?
1044 4 June 1102

42. of Thuringia, Margaret von Sachsen ?
1449 13 July 1501
of Thuringia, in German Wilhelm der Tapfere, William III ?
30 April 1425 17 September 1482
of Tuscany, Francis I ?
8 December 1708 18 August 1765
of Württemberg, Sophie ?
1343 1369
Österreich d'Este Habsburg-Lothringen, Franz Ferdinand ?
1863 - Graz, Styria, Austria 28 June 1914 - Sarajevo, Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Ottosdotter von Uexküll (Üxküll), Anna Sophia ?
- 26 February 1664
Ottosson von Uexkull (Uexkull/ ??????? Gyllenband-?????), Johann ?
1532 1563
Oulton, Cecily ?
1386 -
Oulton, Roger ?
Paget, Esther Caroline ?
1800 1874
Palaiologina or Violant, Yolande ?
June 1318 - Moncalvo 24 December, 1342 - Chambery
Palffy-Erdöd von Czernin, Maria Augustina ?
1714 1759
Paston, Anne ?
1600 1658
Paston, Edward ?
1550 1630
Paston, Knight, Sir William ?
1464 1554
Paston, MP, Thomas ?
1515 1550
Pedersdotter, Brita ?
Pedersdotter Svart, Bengta ?
Persdotter Granne, Karin ?
- 1622

43. Persson Örnflych, Arent ?
Persson Silfversparre, Måns ?
- 1571
Pfefferkorn von Ottopach, Katharina ?
1585 1650
Piast Dynasty, Ludmilla ?
Pierrepont, Henry ?
Pierrepont, Lady Evelyn ?
19 September 1691 26 June 1727
Pierrepont, Lady Evelyn ?
26 May 1689 1762
Pierrepont Lady Manners, Grace ?
Pierrepont, 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull, Evelyn ?
1665 1726
Pierrepont, Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull, Robert ?
Pietipieska von Chiesch und Egerberg, Elisabeth Sybilla ?
1575 1621
Premyslid of Bohemia, Judith ?
1058 25 December 1086
Premyslid of Bohemia, Wratislaw I ?
- 1092
Prince Bourbon-Parma, Sixte ?
1 August 1886 - St. Gallen, Switzerland 14 March 1934 - Paris, France
Prince of Hohenberg, Ernst Jr. ?
1 March 1944 -
Prince of Hohenberg, Franz Ferdinand ?
Princess Bourbon-Parma, Isabella ?
Princess of Hohenberg, Eva Anne Maria ?
1 December 1974 -

44. Princess von Hohenberg, Anna ?
18 August 1958 -
Proy von Gaiselsperg und Findtelstein, David ?
c1560 c1620
Proy von Gaiselsperg und Findtelstein, Johan Georg ?
1610 1669
Proy von Gaiselsperg und Findtelstein, Johanna Sabina ?
1650 1692
Proy von Gaiselsperg und Findtelstein, Pankraz ?
1540 c 1615
Proy von Gaiselsperg und Findtelstein, Wolfgang ?
1585 1650
Purves m. not valid if gay, Joan Fulton ?
6 August 1925 - Edinburgh, Scotland 3 January 2003 - Toronto, Ontario,
Canada
Reinholdsson von Uexküll, Otto ?
1510 1535
Reinke, Ilsabe Dorothea ?
Reinke von Kantzow, Johan Albert ?
1713 1805
Reisky von Dubnice, Jan Krystof ?
1615 1672
Requigny, Louise ?
Riston, Suffolk, TBC ?
1225 -
Ritter Scheidler von Scheidlern, Ferdinand Christoph ?
1650 1696
Ritter von Decken, Jakob 'Ronne' ?
- 1462
Robertson, Casparus Adrianus ?
Robertson, Petronella Elizabeth ?
Rochester, Laura ?
1493 1522
Rochester, Lora ?

45. Rochester of Essex, Sir John ?
Rochester of Essex, Sir John ?
1469 1507
Rochester of Essex, Sir Robert ?
ca. 1494 28 November 1557
Roque Alcoforado, Rosalind ?
3 July 1964 -
Roslagius, Mikael Laurentius ?
- 1618
Saltonstall, Lord Mayor of London., Sir Richard ?
1517 1600
Saltze, Margarethe ?
Scheidler von Scheidlern, Maria Theresia ?
1684 1709
Sheldon of Howley in Leicestershire, Elizabeth ?
Sidonia von Clary und Aldringen, Maria ?
1748 1824
Silfversparre, Arent ?
1646 1726
Silfversparre, Arent ?
- 1630
Silfversparre, Carl ?
1614 1671
Silfversparre, Catharina ?
1696 1757
Silvester, Joan ?
1339 10 June, 1406 - Bures St Mary
Spinola, Argentina ?
Standard Bearer of England, Sir Anthony Browne ?
Stanhope, Bridget ?

46. Stigsdotter av Svinkulla, Barbro ?
Sunesson, Harald ?
Sunesson Silfversparre, Per ?
1490 1572
suo jure Duchess of Lorraine, from 25 January 1431 to her death in 1453.,
Isabella ?
1400 28 February 1453
Svan, Margareta Persdotter ?
Svensson Svart, Peder ?
Swynford of Hérault, Katherine ?
25 November 1350 10 May 1403
Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury, Elizabeth (Bess of Hardwick not ARABIA)
?
1521 13 February 1608
The Rose of Raby, Lady Cecily Neville, Duchess of York ?
3 May 1415 31 May 1495
the Short or Elbow-high (or Ladislaus I of Poland, Polish: Wladyslaw I
Lokietek), Wladyslaw ?
1261 2 March 1333
the Strict, Bolko I ?
Thimbelby, Thomas Richard ?
1570 -
Thimbelby Brookesby of Sholeby, Mary ?
1570 -
Thoresdotter, Brita ?
1585 1645
Thresham, Catharine ?
till Lingshammar, Elseby Johansdotter ?
Tomasdtr (gamla Bölja), Märta ?
Tremayne, William Francis ?

47. Tremayne, Zoë Anna ?
Trussell de Vere, Elizabeth ?
1496 1527
Tysk, Erik ?
Tysk, Henrik ?
Tysk, Olof ?
- 1482
Tysk, Peter Olofsson ?
Uggla, Christina ?
1696 1776
Uggla, Christine Kafle ?
Uggla, Jakob ?
1664 1717
Uggla, Johan ?
Usher FItzpatrick, Anne ?
- 1759
Valois of France, Claude ?
12 November 1547 21 February 1575
van Lennep, Cornelia Jacoba ?
Van Lennep, David Esq. ?
1727 As Chief of the Dutch factory in Smyrna, Turkey.
Vaudémont de Joinville, Lorraine et Bar, Frederick II 'Ferry' ?
1428 31 August 1470
Vaudémont et Guise, Lorraine et Bar, Joinville et Aumale, Antoine ?
1400 22 March 1458
Vaudémont of Lorraine, Fredrik I ?
1368 25 October 1415 - Battle of Agincourt
Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, Sir George ?
28 August 1592 23 August 1628

48. Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, Baron de Ros,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabal_Ministry, George ?
10 January 1628 16 April 1687
Villiers, Brokesby, Count of Buckingham, Sir George ?
1550 1605
Villiers, Count of Buckingham, J. ?
1591 18 February 1658
Villiers, Count of Buckingham, Sir John ?
- 2 December 1506
Villiers, Count of Buckingham, William ?
1550 1605
Villiers, Countess of Buckingham, Susan ?
1589 1652
Villiers, Earl of Anglesey, Christopher ?
- 1630
Villiers,Duchess of Richmond and Lennox, Mary Stewart ?
1622 1685
Visconti, Bernabo ?
1323 18 December 1385
Visconti, Maddalena ?
1366 17 July 1404
Visconti of Milan, Galeazzo II ?
c. 1320 4 August 1378
Visconti of Milan, Gian Galeazzo ?
16 October 1351 3 September 1402
Visconti of Milan, Valentina ?
1368 4 December 1408
von Anrep, Barbara ?
1534 -
von Anrep, Goswin ?
1470 1501
von Anrep, Johann I ?
1500 1550
von Baden, F. Karoline ?
1776 1841
von Baden, Karl Ludwig ?

49. 1755 1801
von Bardeau, Count Andreas ?
13 February 1957 -
von Bayern, Amalie Auguste ?
13 November 1770 1 March 1804
von Bayern, Sophie Frederika Dorothea Wihelmine ?
1805 1872
von Bayern, Sophie Frederika Dorothea Wilhelmine ?
27 January 1805 28 May 1872
von Brakel, Margarete ?
von Brakel, III, Gottfried ?
- 1382
von Brakel, Ritter & Dorpater Vasall, Herr auf Warbefer (Varbla), Johan
?
- 1453
von Brakel, Ritter & Dorpater Vasall, Herr auf Warbefer (Varbla), Klaus
II ?
- 1390
von Brandenburg, Beatrix ?
1270 1316
von Calvelage, Beatrix ?
1105 -
von Cappenberg, Beatrix ?
1080 -
von Cappenberg, Gottfried I ?
von Cappenberg, Hermann ?
von Cassis-Faraone, Countess Leontine ?
von Clary und Aldringen, Franz Karl ?
1675 1751
von Clary und Aldringen, Franz Wenzel ?
1706 1788
von Deken, Margarete ?
- 1487

50. von der Pfalz-Zweibrücken, Maximilian Joseph ?
1756 1825
von Fock, Adolf Fredrik ?
1787 1855
von Fock, Alfred Henrik Edvard ?
1818 1901
von Fock, Carl Alexander ?
1854 1938
von Fock, Carl Johan Fredrik Emil ?
von Fock, Elsa ?
- 1916 - data missing
von Fock, Hans ?
von Fock, Heinrich Johann ?
1676 1737
von Fock, Jakob Konstantin ?
1724 1803
von Fock, Lily ?
- 1916 - data missing
von Fock Dulles von Kantzow Goering, Carin ?
1888 1931
von Gehrden, Heinrich ?
1080 1158
von Gehrden, Werner ?
1100 1177
von Gehrden Vizevogt zu Corvey, Heinrich ?
von Gehrden Vizevogt zu Corvey, Landegard ?
von Gerzike, ?
von Glehuntra, Graf von Kräheneck, Hugo ?
- 1007
von Grotthuss, Barbara ?
von Grotthuss, Otto ?
1437 1507
von Hessen-Darmstadt, Amalie ?

51. 1754 1832
von Hildrizhausen, Beatrix ?
1075 1115
von Hohenzollern-Hechingen, Josepha ?
1728 1801
von Huneburg, Gerberga ?
von Konarski, Jan ?
von Konarski, Marek ?
von Konarski/Konarska, listed Adliger, Poland, Alpine, Georgina Augusta
?
1855 - Brussels (Bruxelles), Belgium -
von Konarski/Konarska, listed Adliger, Poland, Alpine, Samuel Alexander
Ernest ?
von Konarski/nom de guerre Kell Waldegrave, James Vernon/Fearn/Fern
George ?
21 November 1873 - Suffolk, England 27 March 1942 - Disputed, something
to do with Massacre at Fosse Adreatine and USSR-UK/GBNI Alliance, also
deaths in Germany: Halder et al. And the Estonian cabinet. More in USA.
von Limborg, Anna Hieronymysdotter ?
- 1645
von Lode, Hans ?
von Lode, Johann ?
von Lode, Otto ?
von Mecklenburg-Güstrow, Duke Ulrich ?
5 March, 1527 14 March, 1603
von Mecklenburg-Güstrow, Sophie ?
4 September 1557 - Wismar 14 October 1631 - (4 September 1557, Wismar –
14 October 1631, Nykøbing Falster)
von Mochental, Adelaïde ?
- 1127
von Neapel-Sizilien, Fernando ?
12 January 1810 22 May 1859
von Neapel-Sizilien, Maria Annunziata ?
1843 1871

52. von Österreich, Franz Karl ?
1802 1878
von Österreich, Karl I ?
17 August 1887 1 April 1922
von Österreich, Karl Ludwig ?
1833 1896
von Österreich, Maria Theresia ?
1816 1867
von Österreich, Otto Franz ?
1865 1 December 1901
von Österreich d'Este, Karl Ludwig ?
1833 1896
von Platte, Elizabeth ?
von Reval, Margarete ?
von Sachsen, Johann ?
12 December 1801 29 October 1873
von Sachsen, Maria Josepha ?
31 May 1867 28 May 1944
von Sachsen, Maximilian ?
13 April 1759 3 January 1838
von Sachsen, Wettin, Georg ?
8 August 1832 15 October 1904
von Sayn-Wittgenstein, Agnes ?
von Schlammersdorf, Margaretha ?
1545 - http://kriegsbuch.blogspot.ca/2010/10/thomas-sigmund-von-
schlammersdorffs-new.html c1600
von Schmolling, Hermann ?
von Schwarzhoff, Wilmot ?
von Schweinfurt, Beatrix ?
1043 1100
von Schweinfurt, Herzog, Otto ?
1004 1057
von Thun und Hohenstein., Prince Jaroslav ?
von Tiesenhausen, Fabian ?

53. 1589 1649
von Tiesenhausen, Frommhold ?
1550 1641
von Tiesenhausen (von Uexküll a.d.H.Fickel), Magdalene-Helene ?
von Tödwen, ?
von Treyden, Anna ?
- 1553
von Treyden, Ilsebe ?
1380 1420
von Uexküll / Yxkull, Heinrich ?
1348 1371
von Uexküll / Yxkull, Nicolaus II ?
1383 1420
von Uexküll / Yxkull a.d.H. Felcks, Claus (Nicolaus) III ?
1450 -
von Uexküll a.d.H.Fickel, Georg-Jurgen ?
von Uexküll a.d.H.Fickel, Johann ?
- 1600
von Uexkull und Gerzike-Dubena (Yxkull), Heinrich I ?
- 1348
von Uexküll, a. Fickel, Otto ?
- 1601
von Vietinghoff, nickname "Witwe von Uexküll", Sophia ?
von Waldburg zu Wolfegg und Waldsee
von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Enno Friedrich Wichard Ulrich ?
22 December 1848 25 September 1931
von Windisch-Grätz, Sophie ?
von Wrangell, Anna ?
von Wrangell, Berthold ?
- 1487
von Wrangell, Catharina ?
- 1521

54. von Wrangell, Frederic ?
1350 -
von Wrangell, Hans (Hennecinus) ?
von Wrangell, Hermann ?
von Wrangell, Hinricus ?
von Wrangell, Moritz ?
- 1526
von Wrangell, dominus, Eilardus ?
- 1241
von Württemberg, Elisabeth Wilhelmina ?
1767 1790
von Württemberg, Fredrik II Eugen ?
21 January 1732 23 December 1797
von Zweiffeln, ?
WALDEGRAVE CAVEAT, CAUTIONARY TALE
A Queen Victoria like Fortescue, Frances Elizabeth Anne Parkinson [not
names Elizabeth and Anne and Braham for surname of their father as Jewish
theatre actor, musical, baptized into being a Christian-Jew at St.
Pancras married to wife Elizabeth Bolton, of four brothers and a sister;
he earned a singer and lost all as theatre manager; so should they now,
again; his birthyear is given as unreliable of 1777, d. 1856].
She assumed the name Countess Elizabeth Anne Waldegrave (1821-1879 is her
sliespann stated, referenced to 1820 when a William Arthur Waldegrave
died, and 1879 when Constance Rawdon-Scott was born of Berkeley-Monmouth
Scotts, dying in 1970 as reported in English records, with the network on
rampage since 1936 in England through gay burlesque, Palace).
She is described on page 454-456, as "political hostess," a portrait
exists, an early photo, by Camille Silvy, from 1861, under Elizabeth-Anne
Parkinson-Fortescue (1821-1879). Amabel Campbell suo jure de Grey seems
to be the same with a publication series engaging the French Revolution
under her name. The name "BRAHAM" is easily construed as "BRAHMS" and in
possessive "BRAHAM's." They are guilty. Their mother appears to have been
a Frances Elizabeth nee Bolton and presumable by second marriage
Parkinson then (1799-1846).
"MS BRAHMS" is "WENDY RICHARD" of ARE YOU BEING SERVED (BBC TV series,
lewd, gay comedy about a department store); illegally mixed into my grand
uncle's all aristocratic DNA and perverted by Jewish breast milk from a
CAROLE GOLDSMITH ["ADDISON, A.D., ADI" with "FARRAR-STRAUS(S)-GIROUX" all
guilty and of also mis-teaching university and fraud in administration,
as Communists and religiously idiotic, political, thieving thorugh such
personages, publishing and groups, vast, perverse and abusive and

55. sexually overly interested, molesting and heaving chested to crowed any
normal person out and invite abusers and child molesters and those of low
IQ, mannerist some, into government, globally] who appears to be related
to QUEEN ELIZABETH II through said character and possibly indeed already
to Victoria who is not in our lineage either and none such are. They
appear to have wanted to "foreswear their Jewish" what they claim is not
their selves negated by "background."
Aim was financial after the father's singing career caused him to sponsor
a theatre project and it failed as also globally since 1995 another one
long since planned since 1969 at least and indeed 1936 and prior on an
envious and low self-esteem and financial robebry basis by the gay
burlesque communities global on the rampage for heritage to grab from any
normal person false arguing entitlement and hierarchy, als merit in the
international system, and personal philosophy, also justice and
comparatives, objective, in all generations, education: "Frances was to
redeem the family by a prosperous marriage" and their eye fell on her
first husband John James Henry Waldegrave (1814-1840) born in the year of
the Congress of Vienna, just after war, during the comparative
pleasantness which was peace negotiation with a nice court, between my
paternal and maternal lineages, latter not having been the aggressor and
former in defence of th erealm as lineage of Kings of Britain on good
terms with Austria's on a Modern rationalist basis v. Napoleon Bonaparte.
They appear to have been married 25 May, 1839 and 11 months later he was
found dead from a falsely reported "delirious tremens and epilepsy,"
poisoning likely.
28 September 1840 she moved on to kill the next Waldegarve, George Edward
[neither can be described as marriages; they must have had others], 7th
Earl Waldegrave (1816-1846), the other one's brother or relative two
years junior and only another 6 years to live it seems. It is reported he
was the first husband's "legitimate brother." She is not legitimate as an
entry in this book and represents British more than bluffing in acnestry
for the Jewish opera company currently illegally on the throne and indeed
since about 1900 who signed the trade agreement with the French
Revolution "DELCASSE/ de classe" (Prof. Ch. Andrew's favourite topic
also).
They have no right to govern it appears, havgin ruined the better part,
almost all of it, 20th Century for any normal eprsona nd renewed their
attack as of 1995 in Caanda and elsewhere having elevated their perverted
sense of the world to global Globe Theatre which which to merely play a
part "plying their wares" and serially killing for profit individually
and also en masse, escalating attack and being increasingly brazen and
indeed revolutionary and evolutionary wrong in seekign perverted and evil
outcomes, in family and otherwise, profit from fraud and sabotage and
denigrating both selves and other people and miseducation most who are
not critical of such. It is falsely reported here
as their perverted propaganda "Waldegrave" had been married in prison to
her where he was "for havign assaulted a policeman beofre the marriage"
[they are all lying and atatcking through said, faggots as police and
most female, having emitted this propaganda for selves as their customary
way to advance in the world since Georges Bizet wroe Carmen and others
more none are interested in as a function of their lurid fabrications not
fit to read and neither to commit to music nor keep playing as hackneyed
geenration afeter generation by and to each born every minute globally
and otherwise]. "Waldegrave" - a Waldegrave, some Waldegrave-is then

56. described to have auctioned off or sold Strawberry Hill received form his
aunt related to Horace ["whore ass/arse" in scheme vulgar vile] Walpole.
It is all false, and propaganda only since not now but stalking rival
nicer and proepr monarchical families through government, government
after government. They all need to take the death penalty now and not at
all us, however many are involved in the scheme. They are burrowing and
lying terrorists and historical fabricators, stalking with actors
illegally named close to our persons and squatting on much of our
property and also operating the Natioanl Trust that way, amassing more,
illegally, from serially killing authentic nicer high IQ Lords the world
over. Their professions are not legitmiate in government and Head of
State family, i.e., thespian, and also whore, and diplomatic servanst
they are not permitted themselves to style and also police and so on as
gay and traitors, just as said.
He is then said to have taken "his countess to live in Switerland for two
years," stealking other people likely of real family rto try to harass
and kill and spy on for rivals not but perverted actors of dubious
mentality and serial killing with hostage taking a habit still to try to
advance selves as a stranglevine and climbing Liana [LEANE was a name
used for their ilk in Estonia also, presume such climbing and killing the
supports such as a tree and leavign mere trunk for it to sit and flourish
on as a pest-plant determined to stay there, speaking on behalf of the
tree as if it was of it legitimately and it is and was not; mere
theatrical hoax]. He died of a liver sepsis and a mental breakdown of
sorts, likely again poison and they continue poisoning then to this day;
no evidence likely of anythign wrong with either brother if existent at
all.
30 September 1847 she "married" again, having collected on the estates of
both said brothers, as Jewess she was, low-born, avaricious, populist,
and non-aristocrat, linked to the distinctly French endeavor as a
theatrical radical in a Latin low class genre of musical theatre. The
1848 wave of revolutions appears to have started upon said marriage, with
the two of the brothers' deaths. She listed, as they got underway, as
third husband: Sir George Granville [alert: Johanna Granville, radio
politics, Hungary 1956, author, contemporary; Johanna Tentata; not,
wanting to torture others, to be, likely; linked to "tent" in verbiage,
their fanstasy; also spelled Joanna, the role, ballet, also theatre]
Vernon Harcourt (1785-1861), despite names, I am satisfied she does not
look like any of us. Her next spouse Fortescue is described as "Irish MP"
and Parkinson-Fortescue. The text goes to inform, "Frances" was not only
"a hostess" but also "her advice" came to be widely sought (NIL to give);
"her contact with the press made her [useful to] aspiring authors" as a
person in possession of "draft political speeches" before uttered
[illegal clearign hosue and listener, thief and also politicians involved
in fraud of flattering such perverted nonentity as a substantive thinker
and cook even sans caterers likely not]; she had not role other than
"to encourage 'her friends' to write;" one of the editors was T.J. Delane,
sans "y" in DELANEY or DELANO. "J.D. Cook of Saturday Review" is
mentioned.
"Chichester Fortescue" now appears in the narrative. "Dublin" was next
where
she "entertained on a lavish scale," 455. This appears to have been
courtesy

57. of Fortescue "in love with her obsessively since 1850." There is no basis
for it.
She looks like a fat, stout male in her photo, while being an intellectual
non-entity, clearly, and an emotional NIL from theatre, a construct, a
caterer.
She was there one says "because" as children, only when in need of being
corrected, would say, "she wanted to make the Duke of Newcastle the Prime
Minister" and indeed a Commoner at that in a way did she not, in the
House of Commons, having herself decided to be in the Lords, by multiple
illegitimate not but illegal proxy. She was a "matchmaker' it says next;
whorehouse keeper, vaudeville to "bawdy house" mentioned by the Stephen
Harper government, 445. Nothing to do with us. Fortescue had beocme a
baron by "inheriting land from Ireland, from his aunt," a "Parkinson."
She was used as a Palmerston Aide de Camp not even "disestablishing the
Irish Church and the Irish Land Act, 1870" in connection with Germany of
Otto von Bismarck, 455. Not at all permissible and not by any of us.
Palmerston-Fortescue, gloats the perverted writing-intellect, and this is
their strategy and tactic indeed, had been "promoted beyond his
capacities" and had no talents, and she "threw her hefty weight behind
him" to achieve as anti-diplomats, rampaging, and malevolent to this day
on the same model and possibly not then, only retroactively insinuated
into the historical narrative in a coordinated manner, cross-referenced.
"She threatened to bring down the government. " I have the right to and
not the same one. Hers. Today. Back to the historical narrative. The ogre
and Parkinson-Fortescue then went and seized a series of properties in
England or are claimed to have including Chewton which is still described
as a priory which it appears to have been only in the Middle Ages:
the structure can be seen as not such to 1955, in Somerset, when
demolished,
after heavy bombing in WWII. In 1979 Frances was claimed to have
died of a cold, then heart congestion and then collapse of her lungs,
arguiably she was then buried in Chewton Mendip. She started
appearing in novels as a personage thereafter and as a historical hoax
now in backward linkage, same purpose, to steal money and heritage from us
today, for gay German Jewesses, Ests, others, some of them male. In 1988
all
that was Strawberry Hill was "auctioned off" says their text, 454. They
are
illegally in possession of the said property through army arguably
polygon.
Waldegrave, Elizabeth Laura ?
25 March 1760 29 January 1816
Waldegrave, Lady Caroline ?
1765 1831
Waldegrave, Lady Elizabeth ?
Waldegrave, Sir Edward ?
1517 1 September 1561
Waldegrave, Sir Edward ?

58. 1517 1561
Waldegrave, Sir John ?
1491 1543
Waldegrave, Sir John ?
Waldegrave, Sir William ?
1539 17 August, 1613
Waldegrave of Brant Broughton, Sir Richard ?
- 1402
Waldegrave of Brant Broughton, Lincolnshire, Sir Richard ?
Waldegrave of Bures, Suffolk, Sir Edward ?
Waldegrave of Bures, Suffolk, Sir Richard ?
1358 - Suffolk, England 1434
Waldegrave of Bures, Suffolk, Sir Richard ?
1335 2 May 1410
Waldegrave of Bures, Suffolk, Sir William ?
Waldegrave, 1st Baronet of Stanninghall, Chewton and Hever Castle, Sir
Charles ?
1550 1632
Waldegrave, 1st Baronet of Stanninghall, Chewton and Hever Castle, Sir
Edward ?
1572 1647
Waldegrave, 2nd Baronet of Stallinghall, Chewton and Hever Castle, Sir
Henry ?
1598 1658
Waldegrave, 3rd Baronet of Stanninghall, Chewton and Hever Castle, Sir
Charles ?
1626 1683
Waldegrave, 3rd Earl Waldegrave, John ?
28 April 1718 - Ghent, Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium 22 October 1784 - As
General, British Army
Waldegrave, Countess Cardigan, Elizabeth Brudenell ?
1758 1823
Waldegrave, Somerset, Sir Edward ?
1464 1501

59. Wallcott, Knight, Sir William ?
1342 1460
Walsingham, James ?
Walsingham, Sir Edmund ?
c. 1480 10 February 1550
Walter, Lucy ?
1630 1658 - Married by Scots Law to 1939 as in holding out as a couple
and having progeny in common
Warin, later de Waldegrave (de Wal'grave), Of nobles of William the
Conqueror 1066, Sir Guerin ?
1000 -
Warren, Louisa ?
was Hermann Goring saved after staged death as "A. Joonase" not but in
Estonia with body double of sorts, name used, Riho not so, Not spousal,
stepfather often mistaken for ?
was King of Bohemia, Duke of Cracow (1291–1305), and King of Poland
(1300–1305), Wenceslaus II ?
1278 1305
was the Count of Auriate from c. 935 and Margrave of Turin from c. 950,
Arduin Glaber ?
- 977 - The Chronicon Novaliciense, the chronicle of the abbey of
Novalesa, is the primary source for his life.[1] WIKI
was twice High Sheriff of Yorkshire and supported the Royalist cause
during the English Civil War., Sir Thomas Gower, 2nd Baronet of
Stittenham, ?
1605 1672
Wattrang, Britta ?
1666 1696
Wattrang, Dr. Zakarias ?
1620 1687
Wattrang, Jöns Larsson ?
1506 1583
Wattrang, Lars Jönsson ?
1470 1550
Wattrang, Rev. Johannes ?
1578 1652

60. Webb, Anna Maria Mary ?
- 1723
Webb, Mary ?
1690 20 May 1716
Webb, 2nd Baronet of Odstock, Sir John ?
Webb, 3rd Baronet of Odstock, Sir John ?
2 April 1644 -
Webb,3rd Baronet, Sir John ?
Winter, Eleanor ?
1436 1516
Wiseman, Dorothea ?
1577 -
Wiseman, William ?
1551 -
Wolcott, Katherine ?
1368 1460
Wood, Marie-Therese ?
1910 -
Wrangell von Hobbet, Wolmar ?
Writtle, Eleanor ?
Writtle, Grisold ?
Writtle, Griswold ?
1464 -
Writtle, Sir Walter ?
1444 1475
Writtle of Bobbingworth, Sir Walter ?
Wyche, Jane ?
Wychingham, Elizabeth (1404 -1445)
Zdiarsky von Zdiàr, Anna Sybilla ?

61. 1605 1675
Zdiarsky von Zdiàr, Ignaz (1580-1640)
Zechling, Heide
Hohenlohe, Marie Agnes (1804-1833)