Lynden, I put this line as a separate answer so I can track it more easily. The idea of royalty is wrapped in ideas of being special and apart - but Prof King says the genetic reality is that we're all the product of centuries of mixing and merging, migration, social rises and falls, interrelated in many ways. He's interesting historically, but he's not really me. In addition various lineage societies also maintain current lists of GARDs and GANDs. So I have no known Gateway ancestors. The connection to my bigod is clear. 9. 9. John, of Boston, Massachusetts IV: 299, Palgrave,[Dr. Richard, of Charlestown, Massachusetts I: 512, Palmes, Anne (Humphrey), of Swansea, Massachusetts V: 358, Pelham, Elizabeth (Bosvile), of Cambridge, Massachusetts I: 444; III: 224; V: 357, Pelham, Herbert, of Cambridge, Massachusetts I: 444; III: 224; V: 357, Pelham, Jemima (Waldegrave), of Cambridge, Massachusetts II: 12; V: 355, Pole (or Poole), Elizabeth, of Taunton, Massachusetts V: 60, Pole (or Poole), Jane (Greene), of Dorchester and Taunton, Massachusetts III: 11; V: 60, Pole (or Poole), William, of Dorchester and Taunton, Massachusetts V: 60, Pynchon, Amy (Wyllys), of Springfield, Massachusetts V: 432, Raynsford, Edward, of Boston, Massachusetts IV: 463, Saltonstall, Elizabeth (West), of Watertown, Massachusetts IV: 551; V: 357, Saltonstall, Muriel (Gurdon), of Ipswich, Massachusetts Ill: 183; IV: 551, Saltonstall, Sir Richard, Knt., of Watertown, Massachusetts IV:551, Scott, Katherine (Marbury), of Massachusetts and Rhode Island II: 147, Shepard, Margaret (Touteville), of Massachusetts II: 683, Sherman, Mary (Launce), of Watertown, Massachusetts III: 547, Skepper, Rev. It would also be nice if that app was a part of Wikitree as well. 13. Andrew is the son of Katherine Gordon [unknown confidence] Surprising -- I'm descended from Edward III, through the Skinners, Talcotts, and Hollisters of Connecticut. Richard is the son of John Lake John is the son ofEdward (Plantagenet) of England[confident]. Roberts, Gary Boyd. She is my 10th great grandmother. 15. Elizabeth is the daughter ofPhilippa (Plantagenet) Mortimer[unknownconfidence] WebBenjamin Greene III (1764-) Elizabeth Greene (1766-) Hannah Greene (1768-1850) Lucretia Greene (1771-1851) Sarah Greene (1773-) Anne Greene (1774-) H Rebecca Hamblin (1694-1750) Ruth Haynes (1639-) Sheriff Daniel Hubbard (1706-1741) Russell Hubbard (1732-) Lucretia Hubbard (1734-) Daniel Hubbard, Jr. (1736-) Elizabeth Hubbard (1738-1808) Rev. 3. I think this is a better route than a merge because it's seems more than coincidentalthat both of them married a Courtney, and Fitzford Hall was the family home for a few generations; this seems like another case of 2nd cousins with the same name and rapid decline in family wealth leading to confusion. 18. She is my 10th great greandmother. 12. However, Joe put a comment in the profile that based on the picture with the correct arms of Savage of Rock Savage (''six lions sable'') as well as on his tombstone, he still might be closely connected through one of the younger brothers of Sir Thomas Savage. Ancestry charts of Diana Spencer and Catherine Middleton Further rigorous research and collaboration lead to the publication of five robust landmark works distilling all of the proven lineages and debunking countless more: Note that the five volumes of Royal Ancestry by Douglas Richardson published in 2013 includes all of the research previously published in both Plantagenet Ancestry and Magna Carta Ancestry plus some new lineages and some corrections. Born 23 Mar 1732 in Ivy Mills, Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. 6. Hi, I've just rerun the Relationship Finder -- through another line, I'm still a descendant. Youve worked tirelessly for years on your genealogy and youve finally gotten your tree back to the Great Migration. http://globalfamilyreunion.com/king-richard-iii-dna I can't access that link It depends where you think one of the seemingly many NPEs occurred. John is the son ofEdward (Plantagenet) of England[confident]. Nancy is the daughter ofRobert Loxley Stubblefield[unknownconfidence] 13. Includes citations for all sources. Philippa Plantagenet, (5th) Countess of Ulster = Edmund MORTIMER. I'm related through, 1. How could a modern-day comedian turn out to be related to a medieval monarch? Joan Janet Stewartprobably has the details for two people; Joan Stewart Countess of Morton, who m. James Douglas,1st Earl of Mortonand had 4 children and Janet Stewart, someone with different parents who marriedWilliam Gordon. You find it fascinating to learn about life in the middle ages from the perspective of these families. New gateway ancestors: The Duncanson sisters of New Netherland? Then one early morning you spit out your coffee on your computer screen and horror fills you when you discover accidentally that your tree is entirely bogus! I appreciate it. 4. 15. 12. Edward III Project: Gateway Ancestors - do you have one? 6. Thomas had married Nicholas' mother, "widow Ide." As my gateway to Plantagenet-70 comes thru Anne Couvent. Edward IV of England (1442-1483) 2. 15. 2023 BBC. The final edition includes a total of 688 immigrants of Royal or noble descent. Supposedly related to royalty. (PS doesn't work, she'd have been born too late to have her descendants. This trail tells us that Edward III is the, Thanks, that made my day! Duncan is the son of Patrick Mckie [unknown confidence], 5. Philippa is the daughter of Lionel (Plantagenet) of Antwerp KG 1. 15. 21. 15. I do not see any of these names on the list of gateway ancestors. John is the son of Edward (Plantagenet) of England [confident] 20. John is the son ofIsabella Bruce[unknownconfidence] Beth a family bible is still a kind of evidence that can be cited but did anyone transcribe it before it was destroyed? While looking for something else I came across this stray mention of the Peck-Harrington marriage. Lora (Kartchner) Eckler and Edward III (Plantagenet) of England are both descendants of Henry II Plantagenet. Contents 1 Ancestry 2 Ancestry chart from Edward III 3 Ancestry chart from Rory O'Moore and Mary Crofts (Stuart) 4 References Ancestry
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