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Index

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Ancestors and Descendants of Cnh /- W '

auncvj thartl. '?'*

EZ"nr

Squ/ardfhe So/XOn= Elfleda,dau.of CHarieTnCLOne = HildeqardeJrarl of AlorfhumbeWand I Earl Alfred desc. of Re/gn- 76?- J"cf *

, ( ct 7SiRobert defbcitnc d. 10S5 I Sjôn Kings EouisX. {. D=b^«ai.rt. T*<tJh.diM .of

JvoTmZ noble, Iru.ll Belc-r Castle n.u,"- o7)r;Kl»j 5u.W &-«'«|0.««.

„#«i fofc ( ,i(e 1£!,d.nt Cute of Ration* Waltbeof = TuoUMw.1 Urn, orea/-,r,^,d. rl/fVed Me Qreat Charles HT, the Bald = E~rmentru.dea . ,i»t.

YI Seheaded" 1073 I *«e of *«*;'•« C»ij«-«' d,r7 s

J« «'f «T '

._ . '._..- .-.^ I1 tVlnilA WidaiO. .Simon de Sf t', 3 -J ///T „.,*.*/— _...>.. I -..:-~ ID A .

Wd/iim de/flbi.Lord ofOk/volt, Date of Rut/and

J

l.looo, ^.*/3o

Vlaudde St L.5 - Robt.Fitj Richard. deCla

Chorlesir, the Bald = £"f»)fnWc,(Joo Count alOWeansd,*?? d <oer. r*y

Louisa; le Begde. = /fldjla^t c*d «./i)d. Apr. ,0. tf 7? I

Chariest be Simple = Oq,„e _B .879,- rnOct. 7,e„,,dOct r,r,ioL ^d.IZS

Saxon Kings \tqbert = ."Redburq

Etbc lu)olf=- Osburaa.Re'oo tJf fcnr 3oru ./. ctheluelf rnonul

Atf-rect the Great = A.=w. nte

£"du/arcir =• £"!f/ec<a.

«*< 7lh,Un

William deAlbini /Whines iff* Market

Chai-Jo< Surety, us-i-iut i

William d' Albini.Br.Albreda.,a!<wi.of

d.iz»o- flenru. J.ord BiseTh.b £/;*

V Main Line of Descent

rsabe/ d'fl/b/ni.dau and heir = f?o berf de 7U"" Socer de ftL _„

Sir Kobe r-t de R

Peter de Roos = Adeline fspetJSt^rrf Wo-mlaKe

Robertde Roos idUrd , Sudalde Valcints

Ei/erharddeRoos.Jd = "Hose Tf./s butRobertde Koos.^lord, /*]agno Cncfi5k/retu,d./0U = Isabel, not da.« W™. i.ec

*« f~~3i<.»,TWi..x. «-.», =f 5«««"oWi'liorri de Roos,»", L,, yj = tuca.tta*.

""""iP 1 ';' *,.

Ch.aurK\/de ChauncaFrom Canchq near AmienJCame JbEnaland with

Vli IIiamlhe Conqueror, tott

\Alalter de Cbau'rica (He.ru 1}

nt Htâkt, Lord, SeJu

TTTTRalph Glfpord, of g«£/e5ton. Herts. == Margery de Roos, doubter and Hei-

IcJhVl GfFord

j

f or Giffdrd

Elder lA/ilUam Breaisferb. Scroob^.t-n<j,/54(.-7; rn Mary, b. 1-561

d flprio. K.u.4. „ d. Ap'./t. ifci7

To Plymouth, Mass. on Ma^floujer Deo.n.itio

/ Xnathczn BreauTer.- (j) Locretia Oldriamfc iroobu, 15<7J, Plymouth, P'yrnoiitti, " Annei,"

d Va.rbury.rqasi. /U'r

4 Kath dreujstcr = Xhn Pcckett6. Jones RiVer,rVws TO flu* * "*"'

Oct.3, /t)( «4. qîa ,£. lf.7

d. flpn/.to,/«7

Merciy P<;cketf= ri? Tohn Arnoldb. Tar,* itto-i m Dec (.. noad. (Vox j», 17^*" d Oue/. u,.n2f

S~, Rahamah Arnoldb Sept 7, '7oJm.c; Eliiha.Tu.rDer

{kostat Sea)d. fe* ^6, /7<y, 0/a- iywie, ^w.

Sir Wlllta-m Gilford.Lordo'f 'the *«•

Sampford ?\u^na

V/illiam de Chaanc

Held land trf-mA.ro^n, <

troth.' d( Walfer. ui»«?a.ed

tandcon[.r-r,ed b)*"!1

gerdeChaurtaJ* fretiosa.

, ana herr ofWalter Beoan,

AlfcencdeVere mameBeotriK.dou Heirn/ Caste Ian^ /liberie

•zr

Gilbert .r Giselbert

/Ke/oarrf/r/j^/zSerr ~Itrervr/ <y T/«re,(/«,>i

^C'-tV^îSôrS'^r?

Lodis 12, de Ai/tremer= Ge/beraetie 5cue, daot of 2bô,d.5etJ,o,^

Irfenrul termor, c^pe,-^

7

Charles.Dakeiow.rLorra-.nC 95-3, d. 9?3, m Edo.no

0/+.. iz,.„r '

^Jad.rii,

Gilbert Countde Re^mset Rooeoe ' S./r..,> B^,», a»«iuJ

,a,A,-. rVo-rheof,&„ EI>l|S ..Coantd« « r Rj SeaFWxy„»,™b.J«^.« UildumTZ Count dtUtfontd.cd.cer, etfiecatwE ) de Koueo - ,^/gJJdao Cfc lej

:^ Hdofn. /^rfarlof Oer"ioofJ7J>,ooref

/fcerf F^'R.chorttde Gore, 2 a ETaWof Clare — /(/e, dcfUrmont Co*UdelT^desr.

' - d 'rrj<!lbreda =- CounTdeReitnfetRoii

fra-nt 7T J

rt.llordof

ma.Tj.1

Roger Blood. \

m Adeliia.dou. Hciohde,

o, Wbltford.^Vi/o"""' ftd.l^.,^^b^-.eu.. Richard de Ha^fr-m G,/b«rt. 'jt Fori o; ftrr. bp.(re,«. „«»

d ^w. F »r-.rt ] -—J Rccbard. "Jtr.-eBo.- m.,,7, ^\ ftooer BiqocL. mdEarlof 3d Earl of Rm broke - EVe ,dao, of Dermct J

.

Norfolk, bmo, d .iio.Maona d. llfo f^c Murrouqh, Kinq of 'DablinCharFo. SareTu. EVcom.rnanUêd „ *W "V-|

Robert, Ljrd of ik.,f^r,t,a,k ^ /Vgroaret. d bot™ mu, tH—r^Ju.)

'William, lord 5 SkirflrnbclkJ^r /„

o, Sonof-icbcrT. m Isabel, dauand he,

of Sir Philipd' C.hn.nnr.if

'" Cttauncu • /[*<-'. (£** zn~. <3Z

Marejertj Giffo-rd

Sir William de Cnaancsy,' /arf Saror, »i Â,V/.e n becA

. Joan 'Bujod.DstQj/vlu.nte.iy o.t.en*r,„„ oititU)I aa.ll.. Sir foaer gtoog, ^.^yft.ff,,.

:y of Steponif Manor f#eo'y P7 «»)

xnrXBT NlcholasWoithin^fon,

L'rertool, fno WoodedRichard E" i a . n Crom u<e/ 1 loariCame from P/^roooth, //atf'e/d, A/ass, /4i-o

Fno/and, /dfcC

I WW/iamlAortbin^n=f2) Major Qjnie/ETIiV Hztf icId.-'ColclKsUr

-m.Jr!or.,a '7?i

d. Har IH-. mt> Wil/ldmWorttinatoF.I

bColobeirer,IK.s:'t-ood NW /fc. /T3^ ^ .

>n W7V".p;ro"ee«olW^ . -r- , r-1 dOU rV"» o| Slt/i,*ifTO/1

Col. Johntly — „l.Lfme.Conr,.

,SjrahyVorIh"m<jton,

dohn Chaancôf Cjedleshn. * SowbitdocuJarth. Ilrrtsv

d. rf«.iA,. Sr*t. m P\r,n Let/trithorp.d. fec.l.ir77. There arc

sr Li, Sa.wbrictoo*Kirrh Church of Anns /Barents, and.

plagues t<i the memory of John and AnmChaunciind the, r Child ten (o"«

I

1"'"') tfdw IT. l«/or of rims ;

f.w,ipi. Lfoie.tooo, . jaran*' vmin. d Oet3fj-oe. Sa^'coM bnin, is. n>

Goodrich Castle, ftjundednear- Ross. r„' m.Xluisj/tjfHereford,«yc?odr,c. /ancJedProprt- "»'"• •*- p., _L ,<S „.,/-. êtor or. Doihne5da vBook.

EhybithE

Yiolliam and John, /VeaiE-nqlaniiit;VVU/^mj Goodrich

<, TJllV,d Goodrich, dnvi. Aae ?i. Wethtrs-tield ,

Rockcj MU.Cotrn. Grand/athebfKeu Elijur Cjoodnzh. (SeeChkrt *-,

£fcvcJohn Cha-uncy, m dan "TJjo

j.lSIO ?aujbr,d°&J

(fe<q^ U&nrfXU..'y> '">

John Chau.nCt/. nitlfhybe/f, dau John rroffitlitli)0Ce/n

llttldcr,-,

Fisheburu Manor- (£e,qn Hen-njrmr ,«« isur)\

Manu children. One son *,«.3 /jounce, fr.orofrhe Carthumi

orrasteru- a.t ftraoes, a aero ptou*a.na Learned mc~n Heeair»>e Confessor f Queen Marc/ at *he time of bloody

2l,o,ou 5 l«ro/ero.n = e, When triâbtiln came to pou/o r «,e

books d To.', B;«fs,

HenToj Chaa.r-iCiA.al New l-'lace, Ged letton

m {zjlane Saliiburo of Fsse^ , Gf-rtti. leT*m IJ) Luced Apl^r, tff t Henro-d »pi. ,.*. '"IT —Geo-rqe lChaunCU odion) m -Tane Cornel/(5

Yard/4'

. d. I4J-7, i^Srj,ti,j_»l(2.) nnn\He.\sh,tST3-

bo fihe for opposition to Kino TohrWar Isabel, ctau. HameUne.7a nTaqenet, LTar/c/ Warrennd Surrey .

Isabel, onla he

of Far,* of

desc. Charhmaotrn.ltil-.d.ino

Huqh Biqedjd Earl el Norfolk b.»*i —

-

' Url-Pembro'J-Maana Charla. Surety

orloflVorfollr b./wi —

s

7*ro'i,ro/re

William ManskaJ/Earl offtmbroo!

1d.ii/7.

Magna Charfo ziqno.toruii.isKeoent for Henruffl.d-r.,, lOwonTy.

b lnt-L;d S--1U-1210. BuriedTemblo Ch. London

a Marshalled. no-J,*.. »;

SirHoqh B.aod, m TSane.daa ffofcert BurnetCnie/fJaSiiie d. <«4

fioqer 61900! of Uthi.riaha.m

fs. o/.,. 3TM .oi^dei

4.10 rtoaerBiqod - Isabeldaa ofH-<>a.n<tlaittarl ol K, no A lex. Scotlood

no childten, Ch,e { Marshall of fnalandby inheritance from Maud

-»JoC

i= Humphrevj le Heuer oid WtltsKire XamJuNicholas le Heêr-

J ^J ' J J

Cja/fredus le Heuer (Zctaiard rf.)

i.'ohn le Heue-r . E11za btrtl-,, cUlv ofVoh-n Crooke of Exchefonte,

Simon tTvrl

-Thomas Tyre fWed hampton.)VVcUi-arn Eone = Jlcliarva- CTockerell

Tohn E«jre — ~Jc\ne, , dau. John Cusse, of- BrouohiomGiôrct

Robert ETijr-e- Xoan Ti/rr)ecy. Robert Ms M. P for

Ne?LU Sararn, /^dT7J 1^0.^0^. l-Ssr?

Tllo^QS =Eriirabett>, daa John Roqer-s Of Pcote

J<* Son offfeoryt: Baptijed. >ardlev Bury Ch,"o« -r, /5f2 ; d rife .17,

/" FPobe-rt Eyre Fso. of Chi I ham ton, Sarurn. Wiltshire,, Barrister.'

ctau of \ marriPd. ArTrt.cttia. of RtRetv.Tohn Still, Bishop of

Dr Charles CHaancui Catherine Eyre I^^ We"-

Landed in P/o/Tr70dtn,/^los< liiS d'ion of CharUsZ. Graduate o f ?*mbndoe OCn.

u

Became second. President ol Harvard Calleqe cn tLb'4. Wrote books and poetru in Latin arid Greek. iSee'ct, aa nca rkmor>»l, ' by w.

I 'I J |_ trains( I _ I

Isaac (md) Ichcbod Barnabas Rei,. MathciYi I el= Abigail Stronq E Inatrian.b '43"? Tsrael •>aTa ^ ' ^^fJuL5etiUd Cn London, Eô. Seffled in Bnstot Enq neuer married I', /t J/ Wm l«rd

(

-«i.'" «o"',"" d«- T""" 5'**, HarUard. Ikki.

Livedm OcUn //arfrd,tl,

Settled in lUtfidd.fi™ ^:6*y.J»5?.'«5dM»th«,tl»* ./^tofuaV^* Ud A/, . .1 ,, ri \flbL>*it dud (lor ,s, ,-teJ ?hi,rnl%s'denrdU*l' '" ' 7 ° '

declined. »

a. b C./tVêd, I'll', rVe/er, &. findeteor,, £asf //or/*/,e/d, rjasi

See Chart JZ

d.f S-

PEDIGREE Of CHAl/NCY and MEADGOODRICH

Reu. Nathaniel C. ha-uncu = Abiqai/ Strt>nqC »* son of TV. C/iaW.'S 0â^ n c^ I .

Cha.rt 2T

rf TclyZJ, lit*-

oiOi/r-ham. a Hosr i, I

» '417 » <7J

Uncle

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S^.h^^j'i— ^^

CMenrie, Cha,t April,; ,7*1

:nai = T?ei/. F/i»i/r Goooitick (See Chart ,

fxr)

rf rt,* ii, IT)Tr/emi>cr <,/ /a le Grrpordfrtr,

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n*..*„r-*t yhe; -retired.

n

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revisions V HfeAiffrs'

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,june «.

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1

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Ja'ok i% '1"

d T*/yit./ro-yIn. Pev. Samuel'/I'Aitffakum Howe,/re

r

7

Zoml rVI?,/neslot/-t>.% /etrrs-d /if'-is: /?**

b chr/wre/?

Charles qustu-S

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Sarah UfiJd,b. S« "- iffJ4 p-c /*,/rr*-

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Lather, n&t> lli+.nr/m /i.r,;,/ pa„/*rCi-*c */T»f><> Sttairr)

( Avthi, of "/yav/W*-AncesTr^ of £/,j.e/^ „

a. Oc/r/jT/rrs-m. Sefif./J./St7

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tn. o) Ado/,n*- Br^d/eîAir'S

US. Minisl**^ f^"""-Fd,lbr, unfei na,mo»f

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fnrr/tf Goodr,ch Alead — fcv C6i

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a'.Ore 7 1131

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m. 3U/yji, /fojFcf// Grrriden

dl tô.ii.iffjf

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Chaun<? P.,d Sept

/IdJairJe. Ocl.r,.

*. />~r to, ifft

ivy. ,T

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Frederick CAaanceyA l>la/2f, Ierrrnl.,)Ele*n" ?i~nes

d r/oi*i2,i1*r*-

m. C?J Cora. fjdrli'n,i> 1""l.'

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l>h~Jt

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(Ancestors and Descendants of Charles At/gastas CjoodrtcK :

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In Fno/a**- Wt Hiam Coodrt ch , Hcgesset, Suffolk England, had- / John; 2W1. ILam, J. Henry, U Elizabeth. 5.5,

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Ms: m Sarah. Warden d an 6 Children

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iSSa\E~/ihu . bJs-b Charles AuausTas hS'sTa, ' t/atti c

11, fiannaA

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b3~5 tjr^-mur. ) h 3B.r, ,2,/7i3.ct (rpr,<?,.

lived ,a ^'daefie/ai ana Worlhir a/ir,

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no TZorras £ nttav.J.'"- 1- -m.a^me /Jut/ere).

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Charles Augustusb 13.IST2 Ut/ect trt Hartfo-r,

rb reT . .

.

m rtaraaretCuHidied. Tune ,3.1;

^rhOen,_, GcisclrjsJl

DciToTttt/ Vu Goodrich

b-tfatv, lia,.vVaatitlak.H">.

m Ckkes Ames Spa.ldi.nii

Tune 7, /fja

Charles C haanceij

b. J^lcj! /<fo?,HirtfanL

Beth] J&ne ~Fti.ce

Sept. is, i<f3t/.

2-i Bue.l l

Charles Chaancecj

b- 'Jan^.'. iôo.Cmceed.uk

m tricar, or Lllt/e,

Sept y, /?3<?

ZZ Buel l

l~f,jat>e.rhGe°dr,cl,

TTarf/ffrct. Corjn.

7>t tferfarrS. t>n,,nara;

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.

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rn ~7c7rrj,rsG.Put/e

fyn/'Sj/,/-??!.

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fabertC. Jr.

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m. fjaryZtlsor,

/SumJ. /7, /c?,r^c:

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t> Une JJ, r<?ei

d j\~i/Mr/j,/fr-?

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fii/t/oliisi Dyke,

fc /faT X7, /for

d f1aT/&,/?3S

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ANCESTORS and DESCENDANTS of CHAUNCY

Index of Names and Historical Notes

CKMUNCV

TAM MAHTt QUAM MKRCURIO

CHART I. ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF CHAUNCY

CHART II. CHAUNCY, GOODRICH , and MEAD , .,

CHART III. MEAD, LIVINGSTON

CHART IV. DESCENDANTS OF M.M. LIVINGSTON ANDADELAIDE C. MEAD

CHART V. DESCENDANTS OF ADELAIDE MEAD ANDJOHN CAJTROLL REED, THROUGH

HELEN G. REED AND WOODFORD D. ANDERSON

CHART VI. DESCENDANTS OF ADELAIDE MEAD ANDJOHN C. REED, THROUGH

HENRY E. REED AND HAZEL H. HOGAN

CHART VII « DESCENDANTS OF HELEN CHAUNCY MEADAND LUCIEN BIRDSEYE WARNER




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C0MBINE3 INDEX OF SEVEN CHARTS

Alphabetical lipping of all names on the charts

Preface to Notes

Anecdotes of families: ChauncyMeadGoodrichLivingstonAnderson ( Browning)Roffii g..VickersWarner

Bibliography

Magna Charta

Genealogical Notes re Maud Marshall

Descent from the Caesars

Revolutionary Service (Partial list)

Service in French and Indian War, and in government

Blank pages for changes and additions: fly leaves and pp. 28

59

Pages

2 'thru 27

50

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57 & 58

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59

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55

Charts prepared by Mrs. Woodford Dulaney Anderson(Helen Goodrich Reed)

1960-1962

Changes and corrections would be welcome. Please address

Box 2^3, East Northfield, Mass.

**Where Chart 2a, Ancestors and Descendants Of Charles AugustusGoodrich, is included, a. separate index of names is included.

2. INDEX Chart IndexA.

Adams, Catherine, m. Sam'l Goodrich Mead

Adelaide, m. Louis II of France (2nd wife)

Adeliza, wid. Henry II; m. Wn. de Albini II.

Adeliza, m. Roger Eigot

de Albini, Isabel, dau. & heir, Wm. IV.

m. Robert de Roos

de Albini, Wm» de Todini Brito

de Albini, Wm, II, "Strong Arm"; m. Adeliza

de Albini Meschines, Wm. III. m. Margaret d'Odcn- I

nel; MAGNA CHARTA SURETYde Albini, William IV; married Albreda

Albreda, m. William de Albini IV.

Albreda, dau. King Louis de Autremer;m. Renaud,

Count de Reims et Rouey

Alex, Countess Reims et Rouey; to. Hilduin IV.

Alfred the Great, m. Aswinte

Alfred, Earl, desc. Saxon Kings; father Elfleda I

mo Syward the Saxon

Alice, sister of Earl of Chester; m. Rich, de Clare I. ^f

Allen, Anne, m. Elizur Goodrich, son Elizur II. Jh

Anderson, A. Helen, dau. W. D. ; m. Rev. Arthur V. laM. Romig

Anderson, Carroll J. son of W.D.; d. in infancy V. lc

Anderson, Marilyn B. , dau. W.D.; m. Frank H. V, ld;5aWilliams

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Anderson, Ora M. , dau. W. D.; m. Angelo Mongiore

Anderson, Virginia V. n v m. George H. Crowl

Anderson, Woodford. Dulanef m. Helen Goodrich Reed

Anderson, Prudence, m. Enos Mead

Ann. wife of Samuel MeacArnold, John, m. Mercy Pickett (Brewster line)

Arnold, Ruhamah, dau. John; m. Col John Ely (Revolution)

Aswinte, wife of Alfrec tha GreatB.

Babbitt, Eradford, m. Poris Reed

Babbitt, Thomas Bradford, son of above VI 2b

Babcock, Charles, m. Emily Chauncey Goodrich

Beatrix, m Ebles, Count de Reims et Rouey

Bigod, Roger, (VIII) first of line; m. Adeliza

Eigod, Hugh, 1st Earl of Norfolk; m. Juliana

Bigod, Roger, 2d Earl Norfolk; m. Isabel dau. Earl of Haraeline

MAGNS CHARTA & SurryBigod, Hugh, Jrd Earl, m. Maud, dau. & heir of William Marshall, I.

MAGNA CHARTA Earl of Pembroke

Bigot, Hugh, son of 3r d Earl above

Bigot, Roger, 4th Earl of Norfolk; m. Isabel, sister of KingAlexander of Scotland

Bigod, Sir John

Bigod, Roger, of Lethingham I. 4e

Bigod, Joan, m. Sir Wra. de Ohauncy, last Baron de Skirpenbeck I. 4fI. 3c

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4.Biseth, Lord Kenry, father of Albreda, m. Wm. de Albini IV. I

Biseth, Albreda, id. Wra. de Albini IV.

Blakeley Doris, m. Edgar L. Moulton, Sr. (2nd wife)

Boott, Mary, 2nd wife of Saml. Griswold Goodrich

Boyce, Thomas j dau. married John Chauncy (d. 1^10 )

Bradley Adeline, 1st wife, Saml. G. Goodrich

Bradley, Ger shorn, m. Sarah Chauncy

Brewer, Rev. Daniel, m. Catherine Chauncy

Brewster, Elder William (Mayflower)

Brewster, Jonathan, his son

Brewster, Ruth, daughter of Jonathan; m. John PickettBrewster, Mary, wife of Sdler Brewster

Brown, Ann, m. Samuel Mead

Brown, Elizabeth, m. Jonathan Mead

Brown, Major, m. Ruth Mead, dau. Abrara

Brown, Mary, m. Joseph Mead (1690)

Brown, Rachel, 2nd wife of Benjamin Mead

Brown, Unica, m. Nicholas Knapp

Burroughs, fdward, 2nd husband Abigail Chauncy

Burrit, Israel, M. Sarah Chauncy, dau. Nath. of Durham

Butler, Abigail, 2nd wife, ' Joshua Knapp

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Castelan, Beatrix, m.Alberic de Vere

Castelan, Henry, father of Beatrix

Charlemagne (i) m. Hildegarde

Charles, Duke of Lorraine, son of Louis D'Autremer,m. Edgina, g.g. dau. Alfred

Charles II. The Bald, uu Ermentrude

Charles the Simple, m. Ogive

de Chauncy, Chauncy, founder of theline, 1066

de Chauncy, William, d. 1155

de Chcuncy, Walter, 1st Earon Skirpenbeck (Henry I. reign) I.

de Chauncy, Anfrida; m. Maud

de Chauncy, Roger; m. Pretiosa

de Chauncy, Robert; d. 12^8

de Chauncy, Thomes; m. Isabel, dau. & heir Sir Philipde Chauncy

de Chauncy, William, son of Thomas; 15^5de Chauncy, William, last Baron of Skirpenfoeck;

m. Joan BigodChauncy, John, of Stepeny Manor; d 1444

Chauncy, John, m. Ann Leventhorp, d. 1^79 (See notes)

Chauncy, John; m. dau. of Thomas Boyce; d. 1^10

Chauncy, John of Pishobury Manor; m. Elizabeth, dau. ofJohn Profitt; died, 1^46

LordChauncy, Henry; m. Luce;/of the manor of Giffords and

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Dr. Charles, 2nd Pres. Harvard; m. Plymouth, 16^8;m. Catherine Eyre, dau. Robert I. 6d

Isaac, son of Dr. Charles I. 6a

Ichabod, son of Dr. Charles I. 6b

. Rev« Nathaniel of Durham, son of Dr. Charles I. 6cHarvard, l66l II. i c

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Israel, son of Dr. Charles, Harvard, l66l I. 6f

Sarah, dau, Dr. Chas.; m f Gershora Bradley I. 6g

Abigail, dau. Nathaniel of Durham; m. (l) Dr. II. Id

Hudson, (2) Edward BurroughsAbigail, dau. Rev. Nathaniel II.; m. Jabez II. 2d

HamlinCatherine, dau.Nath. of Durham; m. Daniel II. lb

BrewerCatherine, dau. Nath. III. m. Benjamin II 2b

Stillinan

Catherine, dau. Elihu, m. Elizur Goodrich II. 2b

Charles, son of Elihu, died young II. 2a

Charles, son of Elihu, m. Abigail Darling II. 2f

Elihu, son of Nathaniel II; m. Mary Griswold II. 2a

Elnathan, son of Nathaniel II; m. . II. 2fElizabeth Worthington

Nathaniel, Rev. son and grandson of Rev, II. 2eNathaniel I & 2.. m. (l) Mary

Stocking; (2) Susannah GilbertRev. Nathaniel, son of Pres. Charles; m. I. 6d

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Chauncy, Maurice, son of John ^ Prior of the Carthusian

Monastery at Bruges I. 5dChauncy, Sarah, dau. Nathaniel of Burhan; m. Rev. II. lg

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dau. Rev. Nathaniel II.; m. Israel II. 2bBurritt

©ftauncy, Sarah, dau. Elihu; m. (l) Lemuel Guernsey;

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Walter G&fford, 1st Earl of Buckinghamde Clare, Gilbert, 2nd Earl; m. Alex or Adeliza de Clermont,

descendant of Saxon and Frankisr. kingsde Clare Adeliza, deu. Gilbert; m. Alberic ce Vere

de Clare, Richard, m. Alice, Sister of Earl o:' Chester

de Clare, Gilbert, 1st Earl Pembroke; m. Elisabeth,great-granddaughter Henry I. of France

de Clare, Richard, 2d Earl Pembroke; m. Ere, dau. ofDermot McMurrough, King of L/ublin

de Clare, Isabel, m. William Marshall, Sari of Pembroke;

MAGNA CHAKTA SURETYde Clare, Robert FltzRichard, m. Ma ud, Dau. of Tâud and

Simon de St. Jjiz

Close, Deborah, m. Zaccheus Mead

Close, Goodman, m. Elizabeth

Close, Hannah, dau Goodman; m. Joshua Knapp

de Clermont, Alex or Adeliza, m. Robt. Fi.tzB± chard de Clare.

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Clermon£, Hugh, 1st EarlCobb, Lee Edmand, m. Sue Livingston

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Cockerill, Juliana, m. William JEJyre

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Cockey, William Frederick, son of Herman VII. ty£

Coe, Noah, m. Elizabeth Goodrich, dau. Samuel

Cooke, Amos, m. Sarah Worthington Goodrich, dau. SamuelFirst husband

Coolidge, Cslvin,

Cooper, Mary Ellen, 2nd wife, Philip Atlee Livingston

Conqueror, William the

Crooke, Elizabeth, dau. John of Ehrefonte; m. Johnle Heyer (Eyre)

Crowl, George H. m. Virginia V. Anderson, dau. Helen R.

Crowl, George H. Jr. son of above, m. Dorothy vanEseltine

Crowl, Judith L« dau George Sr.

Crowl, Roland Wilson, son of George, Sr.

Crowl, Lawrence Alan, son of George Jr.

Crowl, Linda Sue, dau. George Jr.

Cornell, Jane, m. George Chauncy

Crosby, Chestene, m. Hendrick Livingston

Cummings, Carol, 1st wife, Philip Atlee Livingston

Cusse, Jane, m. John Eyre

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Dixcy, Thomas G., m. Patricia DeKraft Livingston IV. lc

Dixcy, Thomas Griffith, son of Thomas G. IV. 2b

Dixcy, Robert Livingston, son of Thomas G. IV. 2b

Dixcy, Marcia, dau. of Thomas G« IV. 2c

Doty, Mary, 2nd wife of Daniel Mead III. 6c

Dunbar, Daniel, m. Catherine Goodrich (inglis Stuart's II. 4dgrand-p arent s

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Drinkwater, Ann Elizabeth, m, Frcdk. M. Livingston, Jr. IV. If

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Ely, Elizabeth, dau. Col. John (Revolutionary Ancestor) mm. Samuel Goodrich

Ely, Major Daniel (French & Irdian Wars) Father, John

Ely, Col. John, son of above, (Revolution), m.

Sarah WorthingtonEly, Richard, XIV, Founder of line; Plymouth 1660

Edgina, grand-dau. Alfred the Great, m. Chas, Duke ofLorraine

Edward I. King of England, m. Elfleda

Egbert, King of Saxons, m. Redburg

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Eleanor, 1st wife of Nicholas Knapp III. lb

Elizabeth, sister, Earls of Leister & Mellent; g.g. Henry I. I. 2gKing of France, m. Gilbert de Clare, let Earl

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Emery, Livingston, son of Chas. E. ; in. Polly Prattdau. Judge Pratt

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Bnery, Pauline, dau. Chas. E. Jr.

Espec, Adeline; m. Peter de Roos, 1st Lord Hamlake

Eleanor, 1st wife of Nicholas Knapp

%re; (See also Le Heyer) Catherine, dau Robert, Esq.;

m. Dr. Charles Chauncy, 2nd President, HarvardEyre, John, to. Jane Cusse , dau. John Gusse

Etyre, Robert, m. Joan Turney

Eyre, Robert, Esq., Barrister; m. Ann, dau. Bishop Still

Eyre, Simon, Son of John le Heyer

Eyre, Thomas, m. Eilzabeth Rogers, dau. of John

Eyre, Thomas of Wedhampton

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(reign of Henry VI)

•"ifford, Ralph, Lord of Haralake; m. Margery de Roos, heir

Gifford (or Giffard), John, son ot^ Ralph

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Gifford, Rohese, dau. Walter, 1st Earl Buckingham; m.

Richard Fltzgilbert, 1st Earl of Clare

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Goodrich, Abigail, dau. Rev. Samuel; m. Rev. Samuel

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Goodrich, Catherine, dau. Rev. Samuel; m. Daniel Dunbar

Goodrich, Charles Augustus, son of Rev. Samuel; m.

Sarah Upson

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(2) Mary Ann Wolcott

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Goodrich, Elizur (5)> son of Elizur and Anne Allen

Goodrich, Emily Chauncy, dau. Samuel; m. Rev. Darius Mead

Goodrich, Mary Ann, dau. Samuel; ra. Nathaniel Smith.

no childrenBoodrich, John and William, founders of line in America

XII.

Goodrich, Nancy, dau. Elizur (2)

Goodrich, Rev. Samuel, son of Elizur; to. Elizabeth Ely,

dau. Col. John (Revolution)Goodrich, Samuel Griswold, son of Rev. Samuel; m. (l)

Adeline Bradley; (2) Mary Boott.

Goodrich, Sarah Worthington, dau. Sammel; m. (l) Amos Cooke; II. 4a

(2) Hon. Frederick WolcottGrendon, Pelixj m. Mary Lucy Warner VII • la

Graham, Gingery m. Thomas Moulton, son of John H. Moulton VII • 5b

Griswold, Mary; m. Elihu Chauncy of Durham II. 2a

Guernsey, Lemuel, m. Sarah Chauncy, dau. of Elihu II. 2d(first husband)

Guelph, Count of Bavaria; father of Judith, wife of I. IdLouis I. of France

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Hamlin, Jabez; m. Abigail Chauncy II. 2e

Hannah, wife of Samuel Mead III. 2f

Hameline Plantagenet, Earl of Warren and Surry I. 4e

le Heyer, Humphrey (X), Old Wiltshire family I. 5f

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SEE EYREHildegarde, wife of Charlemagne

HilduinJV. Count de Mortdidier et de Keims et Rouey; m.

Alex, dau. Ebles, Count de Reims et RoueyHill, Lon Clay, m. Carol M. Mongiore

Kogan, Hazel Holland, m. Henry E. Feed, son of John Carroll VI, lgand Adelaide Ely Mead

Hischer, Mary French, m. Henry E. Reed, Jr, son of above. VI. 4aIf

Hudson, Abigail, m. (l) Dr. Hudson; (2) Edward Burroughsdau. Nathaniel Chauncy (l) II. lc

I.

Immerwahr, George; m. Jean A. Moulton, dau. Edgar, Sr. VII 4a

Immerwahr, Donald, son of above VII. 4b

Immerwahr, John Raymond, son of George and Jean VII. 4c

Immerwahr, Richard Warner n " " VII. 4d

Isabel, dau. Hameline Plantagenet, Earl Warren & Surry; m. I. JeRoger Bigod 2d Earl of Norfolk

Isabel, sister of Xing Alex of Scotland; m. Roger Bigod, I. 4g4th Earl of Norfolk

Isabel, dau. William Leo, desc,of King Donald I. of Scotland; I. 2bm. Robert de Roos, 4th Lord of Hamlake

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Jones, Eleanor; m. Frederick C. Warner, (1st wife)

Judith, dau. Guelph, Count of Bavaria, m. Louis I., France

Judith, niece of Wm. the Conqueror; great—granddau. Alfredm. Waltheof, Earl Northumberland (the Great

Judson, Sarah, m. Nathaniel Chauncy of Durham

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5*Knapp, Jonathan, son of Joshua; in. Mary Husted III. 4a

Knapp, Joshua, son of Nicholas III. 2b

Knapp, Joshua, son of Joshua; td. (l) Elizabeth Reynolds;

(2) Abigail Butler III. 2aKnapp, Mollie, dau. Gen. Israrl Knapp; td. Stephen Mead III. 5c

Knapp, Sarah, m. Ebenezer Mead III. 2d

Knapp, Rachel, m. Joshua Mead III. 5a

Knapp, Nicholas, (XVI.) First in America, m. III. lbUnica Brown

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Leane, Abigail, m. David Mead III. 5e

Leventhorp, Ann, m* John Chauncy (d. 1479) !• 4dof Gedleston

Livingston, Frederick M., son of Mead M. and Adelaide Mead; II.

m. Sarah Lurietta DeKraftLivingston, Hendrick de Kraft, son of above; m. Chestene

Crosby (divorced)

Livingston, Patricia DeKraft, dau. Fredk. id.

Thomas G. DixcyLivingston, Eunice Sarah, deu. Frederick; m. Howard

• van VoorhiesLivingston, Frederick M. Jr., son of Fredk M.

a. Ann Elizabeth DrinkwaterLivingston, Fredk. M. III. son of above

Livingston, Barbara Ann, dau. Fredk. .M. .Jr.

Livingston, William, son of Mead M. and Adelaide Mead

Livingston, Philip Atlee, son of Wm. above; m. (l)

Carol Cummings; (2) Mary Ellen CooperLivingston, Margaret L.; m. Albert E. Weihenmayer

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Sutherland, (divorced)Livingston, Robert Atlee, son of Philip (above)

Livingston, Sue Marie, dau. Hendrick; it. Lee Edraond Cobb.

Livingston, Douglass Stonall Jr; son of Douglass

Livingston, Richard Bruce, son of Douglass

Livingdton, Robert, (XIX), founder of }ine in America;in. Alida Schuyler

Livingston, Philip, son of Robert (born 1686); m.Catherine van Brugh

Livingston, Philip van Brugh, son of Philip, above.(born 1716) m.

Livingston, Peter van Brugh, son of Philip (l) ; b. 1710

Livingston, General William, son of Philip (l) b.172^)(Revolution.) m. Susannah French

Livingston, Henry Brockholst, son gf Gen. Livingston

Livingston, Col. William, son of General Livingston(Revolution) m. Margaret Remington

Livingston. Essex Ridley, son of Col. William; m.

m. Ophelia Mead, dau. of Manoah MeadLivingston, Manoah Mead (Mead Montgomery); son of Essex;

m. Adelaide Ely Mead, dau. Rev. DariusLivingston, Marie Ophelia, dau. Essex; m.

Rev. Erastus SeymourLivingston, Susan Symmes, dau. Essex; m. Charles E. Emery

Luce, m. Henry Chauncy (Reign of Elizabeth)

Louis I. le Debonnaire, King of France

Louis II. le Begue, " " "

Louis d 'Autremer, King of France

Lyon, Ruth, m. Abram Mead

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Marlin, Cora, second wife, Fredk. C. Warner VII. \

Margaret, m. Robert de Chauncy, Lord of Skirpenbeck I. J>d

Marshall, Pene; ra. Zebulon Mead III. 6e

Marshall, William, Earl of Pembroke, MAGNA CHARTa; m.

Isabel, dau. and heir 2d Earl of Pembroke I. 2fe

Marshall, Maud, dau. of William above; a. Hugh Bigod,3rd Earl of Norfolk *(See Index) I. 3g

Maud, dau. of Waltheof the Saxon; widow of Simon de St • Liz;

m. (2) William de Albini BritoMaud, m Anfridus de Chauncy, Lord of Skirpenbeck Ie Jc

McMurrough, Eve, dau. Derraot, King of Dublin; m. Richard,2nd Earl of Pembroke

McMurrough, Dermot, King of Dublin, father of Eve, above

Maxwell, Jesse Bird, (Bert); re. Frances H. Moultondau. Edgar Moulton

Mead. Abigail, dau. John Mead (no record)

Mead, <ibram, son of EInathan; m. Ruth Lyon

Mead, Abram, son of Abram; killed in the Revolution

Mead, Adelaide Ely (Chauncey), dau Rev. Darius; m. (l)Mead Montgomery Livingston; (2) John Carroll Reed

Mead, Benjamin, son of John; m. (l) Sarah Waterbury; (2)Rachel Brown

Mead, Caleb, son of Ebenezer; m. Mary Holmes

Mead, Capt. Celeb, son of Caleb; m. Hannah Rundle

Mead, Daniel, son of Abram; ra. (l) Lucendy Palmer;

(2) Mary Doty

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Goodrich II # 4gMead, Dr. Darius, son of Joshua III. â

Mead, David, son of John; me Abigail Leane III. 2e

Mead, David, son of David; I. I665 III, 2e

Mead, Deborah, dau. Samuel; no record III. he

M .-, Jbenezer; b. I665; m. Sarah Knapp III, 2d

Mead, Electa, dau. Jonah; m. Manoah Mead, son of Abram III. 6b

Mead, Elizabeth, dau Samuel; no record III. 4e

Mead, Elnathan, son of Samuel; m. (2) Sarah Lyon III. 4c

Mead, Elnathan, son of Elnathan; no record III. ^>b

Mead, Enos, son of Abram; m. Prudence Anderson III. 6d

Mead, Elsie, dau. Zaccheus; m. Job Mead III. 4d

Mead, Ebenezer, son of John; m. Sarah Knapp. III. 6b

Mead, Esbon, son of Abram, Killed in Revolution III. 6b

Mead, Eunice, dau, Abram;m. Solomon Mead, killed in Rev. III. 6b

Mead, Emily Goodrich; dau. Rev. Darius; m. Rev. Charles III. 7eBabcock DD

Mead, Hannah, dau. John; m. John Schofield III. 2d

Mead, Hannah, dau. Samuel; no record III. Jd

Mead, Hannah, dau. Benjamin; m. Peter Mead, son of Samuel III. 4d

Mead, Helen Chauncey, dau. Rev. Darius; m. Lucien B. Warner III. If

Mead* Henry, son Elnathan; m.(-l) Eliz. Denton; (2) Mary Wood III, ^d

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Mead, Isaac, son of Abram; in. Polly Mead, dau. Joshua

Mead, Job, son of Abram; m. Elsie, dau. Zaccheus Mead

Mead. John, son of William; m. Hannah Potter

Mead, John, son of John; m. Ruth Hardy

Mead, John, son of Samuel; no record

Mead, Jonah, son of Capt. Caleb; m. (l) Rachel, dau. PeterMead; (2) Mary Husted; (5) Mary Mead, dau. Silas

Mead, Jonathan, son of John,

Mead. Jonathan, son of Jonathan

Mead, Jonathan, son of Abram; no record

Mead, Joshua, son of Nathaniel; to. (l) Rachel Knapp

Mead, Joseph, son of William; m. Mary Brown

Mead, Joseph, son of John; no record

Mead, Jotham, son of Abram; m. Elizabeth Brown

Mead, Julia, dau. Isaac and Polly Mead; never married

Mead, Julia, dau.Lucinda Mead & Benj. Reynolds; unmarried

Mead, Lemuel, son of Abram; m. Jerusha PoolM.D.

Mead, Lucinda, dau. Isaac & Polly Mead; * ;.'

to. Benjamin ReynoldsMead, Mary H. dau. Manoah and Electa; never married

Mead, Mary, dau. Silas Mead; 3rd wife of Jonah Mead

Mead, Mary, dau. of John; no record

Mead, Manoah, son of Abram;m. Electa, dau. Jonah Mead

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Mead. Martha, dau. William; nu John Richardson

Mead, Nathaniel, son of John

Mead, Nathaniel, son of Benjamin; m» Prudence Wood

Mead, Ophelia, dau. Msnoah; ro. Essex Ridley Livingston

Mead, Peter, son of Samuel; m# Hannah Mead, dau. Benjamin

Mead, Polly (Mary), dau. Joshua; m. Isaac Mead, son Abram

Mead, Rachel, dau. Peter; 1st wife of Jonah Mead, son ofCaptain Caleb

Mead, Ruth, dau. Abram; m. Mejor Brown

Mead, Samuel, son of John; m. Hannah

Mead, Samuel, son of Samuel; m. Ann

Mead, Samuel Goodrich, son of Rev. Darius

Mead, Solomon; m. EuniceMead, dau. Abram; killed inRevolution

Mead, Stephen, son of Elnathan; m. Mollis Knapp, dau.

General IsraelMead, Timothy, son of Jonathan;

Mead, William ( XVIII ) founder of line in America

Mead, Worthington Ely, son of Rev. Darius; died young.

Mead, Zebulon, son of Abram; m. Pene Marshall

Mead, Zaccheus, son of Peter ;m. Deborah Close

Mongiore, Angelo J. m. Ora Margaret Anderson, dau. W. D.

Mongiore, Carol M. dau. of Angelo

Mongiore, JoAnn C. dau. of Angelo IV. 4<

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Moulton, Rdgar Lawrence; m. Adelaide Livingston Warner VII. 2c

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Moulton, Edgar L. Jr., son of above; in. Constance Ritchie VII. 2d5a

Moulton, Emily Goodrich, dau. Edgar, Sr; m. Donald Valentine VII. 2a

Moulton, Frances Herbert, twin to Enily; m» Jesse BirdMaxwell (Bert)

Moulton, Helen Edgar, dau. Edgar, Sr; died unmarried

Moulton, Jean Adair, dau. Edgar Sr.; m. George Immerwahr

Moulton, John H., son Edgar Sr.; m. Marie Kested

Moulton, John Holbrook, Jr, son of above;

Moulton, Lawrence Warner, son of John H. Sr.

Moulton, Robin Marie, dau. Thomas K.

Moulton, Kimberly Ann, dau. Thomas K. VII. Jb

Moulton, Thomas Kested, son of John H. m. Ginger Graham VII. 2c

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Moulton, Barbara Nancy, dau. Edgar, Jr. VII, ^>b

Moulton, Susan Frances, dau. Edgar, Jr. VII. 5b

Moulton,

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Nicholson, Robert Dow; m. Elizabeth Ann Romig V. 2b

Nicholson. Ruth Elizabeth; dau. Robert Dow V. 2b

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O'Brien, Mary Margaret; m. William Livingston IV. If

O'Donnel de Umfraville, Margaret; m. William de AlbiniMeschines MAGNA CHARTA SURETY

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VII, 2c

4aVII. 2c

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Ogive, dau. Edward I. of England; m. Charles the Simple I. IfKing of France

Oldham. John, father of Lucretia I. 5a

Oldham, Lusretia, dau. of John; m. Jonathan Brewster I, 5aSee IndexP 3£>,

Osburga; m. King Ethelwulf of England I. 5a

P.

Palmer, Lucendy; ra. Daniel Mead

Parsons, Simeon: 2nd husband of Sarah Chauncy, dau. ElihuII.

Pembroke, Gilbert de Clare, 1st Earl (See de Clare)

Pembroke, Richard de Clare, (Strong Bow) 2nd Earl

Pembroke, William Marshall. Earl by marriage to Isabel,only heir to Richard, above

Pickett, John, father of Mercy

Pickett, Mercy; dau. of John; m. (2) John Arnold

Pool, Jerusha, m. Dr. Lemuel Mead

Potter, Hannah, m. John Mead, son of William

Powers, Edith, dau. Raymond; m. Donald A. Romig

Profitt, Elizabeth, dau. John; 1st wife of John Chauncy,who died 1J>46

Profitt, John, father if Elizabeth, above

Pretiosa, m. Roger de Chauncy, Baron de Skirpenbeck

R.

Redburg; m. Egbert, King of England I. lg

Reed, Adelaide Chauncey ( Livingston) , dau. Rev. Darius Mead V. lam(2) John Carroll Reed VI. ia

Reed, Henry E. sum of John; m. Hazel H. Hogan VI. la

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~22~Reed, Henry E. Jr., son of Henry E.; m. Mary French Hischier VI. 4a

If

Reed, Helen Goodrich; dau. John Carroll and Adelaide; m. V. la

Woodford Dulaney Anderson

Reed, James Nelson, son of Henry E. Jr. VI. 4e

Reed, Joan Carroll, dau. Henry E. ; in, William H. Viewers, Jr. VI. le

M. D.

Reed, John Carroll, m. Adelaide Mead Livingston (2d husband) VI. IdV. Id

Reed, Katherine, twin to Helen Goodrich; died in infancy II. 6e

Reed, John Frederick, son of Henry E. Jr. VI. Ac

Reed, Miriam Chauncey, M. D., dau. Henry E. VI. la

Reed, Polly Ann, dau. Henry E. Jr. VI

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4d

Reed, Thomas Edward, son of Henry E. Jr. VI. 4b

Reims et Rouey, Ebles, Count of; m. Beatrix I. 2g

Reims et Rouey, Gilbert, Count of; I. 2f

Remington, Margaret, m. Col. William Livingston( Revolution) III. $f

Reynolds, Elizabeth, dau. Jonathan; 1st wife of Joshua Knapp, III. 2ason of Joshua

Reynolds, Isaac, son of BenjaminReynolds, Julia, dau. of BenjaminMary, dau. of Benjamin all three unmarried III. ft

Reynolds, Benjamin, m» Lucinda Mead, dau. of Isaac III. Jf

Richardson, John, m. Martha Mead, dau . William III. le

Ritchie, Constance; m, Edgar L. Moulton, Jr. VII. 2d

Rogers, Elizabeth, dau of John; m. Thomas Eyre I. 6e

Rogers, John, father of Elizabeth, above. I. 6e

~2>Romig, Dr. Arthur M, son of Rev, Harry G. Romig; id. Vv la

Adelaide Helen Anderson; dau. W. D. 2aRomig, Charles Clifton, son of Rev. Arthur V. 2d

Romig, Donald Alexander; son of Rev. Arthur ;m. Edith Powers V, 2b

Romig, Elizabeth Ann, dau. Rev. Arthur; m. Rev. Robert D. V. 2aNicholson

Romig, Margaret Helen, dau. Rev. Arthur; V. 2d

Romig, Marilie Goodrich, dau. Rev. Arthur V. 2c

de Roucy, Margaret; m. Hugh, 1st Earl de Clermont I, 2g

de Roos, Everhard, Jrd Earl Hamlake; m. Rose Trusbut I. 2b

de Roos, Margery, dau. & heir Sir Robert de Roos;m« I. 2b

Ralph Giffard or Giffordde Roos, Feter, 1st Lord Hamlake; m. Adeline Espec I. 2b

de Roos, Robert, 4th Lord Hamlake; MAGNA CHARTA; m. Isabel, I 2b

dau. William Leo, King of Scotlandde Roos, Robert, 2nd Lord Hamlake; m. Sybylde Valoines I. 2b

de Roos, Robert, 6th Lord Hamlake; ra. Isabel, dau. and heir I. 2b

of William de Albinide Roos, Sir Robert, son of Sacer de Hoes I» 2b

de Roos, Sir Robert, son of 6th Lord I* 2b

de Roos, Sacer I. 2b

Rundle, Hannah; m. Capt. Caleb Mead II I. 5b

S.

Salisbury, Jane, 2nd wife of Henry Chauncy, (d. 1^7^) !• 5<*

Schofield, John; m. Hannah Mead, dau. John III. 2d

Schuyler, Alida, m. Robert Livingston (XIX) Founder of line III,^f

-24-Seymour, Rev. Erastus, ra. Mary Ophelia Livingston

Smith, Abigail; m. Rev, Chauncy Goodrich, sop of Elizur(First wife)

Smith David, m. Catherine Goodrich, dau. Rev. Elizur

Smith, Nathaniel, ra. Mary Ann Goodrich, dau. Samuel

Stillman, Benjamin, m. Catherine Chauncy, dau. Nathaniel (?)

Stocking Mary, First wife of Nathaniel Chauncy (5)

Still, Rt. Rev. John, father of Ann

Still, Ann, dau. of above; m. Robert Eyre

Strong, Abigail, m. Rev» Nathaniel Chauncy (l)

Strong, John, father of Abigail

Stocking, Mary, 1st wife of Nathaniel Chauncy (5)

Stuart, Inglis, son of Margaret Dunbar and Homer Hines Stuart II 4dAuthor of Mayflower Ancestry etc. (See Notes)

Syward the Saxon, Earl of Northumberland; founder of Line III. I.

m. Elfleda, descendant of Saxon kingsde St. Liz, Simon; m, Maud, dau. Waltheof, son of Syward

de St. Liz, Maud, dau. Simon; m. Robert FitzRichard de Clare

de Saxe, Gerberge; m. Louis D'Autremer, King of France

T.

de Todini, Robert, Norman noble, founder of Line IV.

Took name of Albini (which see)Trusbut, Rose, m. Everhard de Roos, Jrd Lord Hamlake

Turner, Elisha, 1st husband of Ruhamah Arnold

Turney., Joan, m. Robert Eyre

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de Umfraville, Margaret O'donreL; id. William de AlbiniKeschines III., MAGNA CHarta I. 2a

Upson, Sarah, nu Charles Augustus Goodrich II. 4d

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Van Brugh, Catherine, nu Philip Livingston, son of Robert, III. 5f

Valentine, Donald; nu (2) Eni;y Goodrich Moulton VII. 2b

van Eseltine, Dorothy; id. George H. Crowl, Jr. V. 5b

van Vocrhies, Howard Silicons; nu Eunice S. Livingston IV. Id

van Voorhies, Richard Livingston; nu m, Frances di Sette IV. 2dson of Howard

van Voorhies, Richard Livingston, Jr. IV. 2d

Van Voorhies, Randall, son of Richard, Senior IV. 2d

van Voorhies, Penny Jean; dau Richard, Sr. b. Aug. Jl, i960Please enter on IV. 2d

van Voorhies, Sandra, dau. Howard; nu Peter Walker Nordholm IV. 2d

van Voorhies, Stephen Coerten, son of Howard, IV. 2e

de Vere, Alberic; a. Beatrix, dau. Henry Castelan I. 2d

de Vere, Alberic, son of Alberic; nu Adeliza, dau. Gilbertde Clare I. 2e

de Vere, Juliana, dau. Alberic (2) nu Roger Bigod, 2nd Earl

of Norfolk I. 2e

Vickers, William Hartzog Jr, M. D. nu Joan Carroll Reed, VI. Jbdau. Henry E. Reed, Sr*

Vickers, Louise Carroll, dau. Villiam H. Jr. VI Jdand Joan Carroll

Vickers, Mark Reed, son " "

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VI. Je

Vickers, Timothy Mansfield, " " VI. ^c

Vickers, William Hartzog III. " " VI. ^b

Vickers, VII, ^f

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Waltheof, son of Syward the Saxon, in. Judith of Lens ; great- I. lbgranddaughter of Alfred the Great 2f

Warner, Adelaide Livingston, dau. of Lucien; m. Edgar L. VII. lbMoulton, Sr. 2d

Warner, Charles Brooks, son of Lucien; died at 16 VII. lc

Warner, Fredk. Chauncey, son of Lucien; m. (l) Eleanor Jones; VTI.ld(2) Cora Marlin 2e

Warner, Helen Chauncey Mead, dau. Rev. Darius; m. Lucien VII. lcBirdseye Warner

Warner, Marian Miller, dau. Lucien VII. If

Warner, Margaret Brunson, dau. Lucien VII. le

Warner, Helen Ely , dau. Lucien VII. lb

Warner, Mary Lucy, dau. Lucien; m. Felix Grendon VII. la

Warner, Eleanor Margaret, dau Frederick; m. Raoul Maes VII. 2e

Warner, Ruth Goodrich, dau. Fredk. C> td Herman Cockey VII. 2f

Waterbury, Sarah; first wife, Benjamin Mead III. 2e

Webster, Frances Julia, dau. Noahlj m. Chauncy Allen Good- II. 5 C

rich; revised Webster's DictionaryWeed, Benjamin, m. Eunice Mead (2nd husband) III. 6b

Welsh,i Ann, dau Edward; m. George Chauncy of Yardley boro I. 6d

(second wife)Welsh, Edward, father of Ann, above I. 6d

Whittlesley, Rev. Samuel, (b. I656); m. Sarah Chauncy, dau. II. lg

Rev. Nathaniel (l)

Whittlesley, Rev, Samuel, (b. 1775) a. Abigail Goodrich, II. 4c

dau. SamuelWilliams, Frank Hughes, son of Edward Hughes Williams and V. le

Margaret Ladd; m. Marilyn Browning Anderson, dau.W.D. 58

Williams, Christopher Lad<i, son of above . , _

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Williams, Cynthia Louise dau. of Frank H.

Williams, Norma Jean, dau. of Frank H.

Wolcott, Hon, Fredk. 2nd husband of Sarah Goodrich Cooke

Katherine Wolcott, dau. of above ; m. Samuel VerplanckPres. Colonial Dames; Pres. State Officers D. A, R.

"Roseneath" on Hudson.

Wood, Mary j m« Henry Mead (2nd wife.

Worthington, Nicholas, Founder of line XIII.

Worthington, William, his son

William,Worthington, /son of William j. m* Temperance Gallup

Worthington, Sarah, dau. of above; m, Col. John Ely;

Revolution. „.******* * * * *

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Changes in Vital Statistics

Thorn <a,5 Laurence fA a iA ( ?on to r n A*Q, 7, l-jbl To W-L'

"Th awes t(< and G l n &&r l*\o ci I Ton

Peter P.iues \fickers, born Dec 15, itt> I t° e SUj ^ " 3

Vr. Wf//Ja,m and Carroll Wckers -r-r- $ ^

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THIS PAGE FOR CHANGE'S AND ADDITIONS

BIBLIOGRAPHYAdams and Weiss; 1905 & 19^2Browning, Charles H«, Magna Charta Barons and their

DescendantsChurchill, Sir Winston, The Birth of BritainChauncy Memorials, by William Ghauncy Fowler 18^8Leighton Houghton, In the Steps of the NormansGenealogy of the Mead Family, Spencer P, MeadHistory of Old Greenwich, by Spencer F. MeadL. G. Pine, They Came with the ConquerorInglis Stuart, Mayflower Descendants of Elizabeth Ely

and Her Descendants Private edition of100 copies ) 1955

Very old Chauncy maps and charts in the New YorkPublic Library Genealogical Roott

About fifty mimeographed blanks, filled out by someonein each of the families living in lp6l. These are onfile with Mrs. Helen R. Anderson; Box 2^3, East Northfield,Mass,

Original deeds of property transfers of ancestors in thetown of Greenwich, Conn.

An original memorial to the two sons of jibram Mead,Abram, Jr, and Esbon ( Chart III. 6b) who were killedin the Revolution.

A complete collection of records and portraits, covering ever60 years of research by Jennie Anderson Brown, tracing the

ancestry of the family of Woodford Dulaney Anderson. Thesepapers are now in Mrs, Helen Anderson's possession.

Savage, James, General Dictionary of first settlers of NewEngland. (Used for the Vickers family)

George F. Willi son, Saints and Strangers

*%/wb /C*/>4a>r/- ffaces <>/ Ala***.****, 7lU^

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-50-PREFACE TO HISTORICAL NOTES *

These charts cover 1200 years of human history. Some races,such as the Chinese and the Hebrews have kept genealogical recordsas a matter of course, but it has been a matter of practiceamong Anglo-Saxon to do it only for important people. This doesnot give any of us the right to be unduly proud, however. Letus look at the facts: Everyone has two parents, 4 grand-parents,8 greats, and so on. By the end of 20 generations this beeranmes

a good sized city— each one of us has 1,048,576 ancestors* As a

generation is counted as about 55 years, this great number' is

achieved in 600 years. Another 600 years, to cover this chart,

would show an astounding figure, probably larger than the entire

population of Western Europe and Britain at that time* The

answer is, of course, that with intermarriages and many children,

we are all descended from the same people—a different mixture,of course} but, good, bad, or indifferent, we are all from the

same stock.

Times were savage in the early days, so many men who,tho wiseand capable, were at the same time crsfty and cruel. Charlemagnehimself, though the greatest ruler of e'arly Europe, did not hesi-tate to behead those who refused to be baptized.

In 1075? 3- revolt of Norman knights broke out, and Waltheof,one of the few surviving Saxon knights, joined them. WilliamThe Conqueror hurried back from Normandy and put down the in-surrection, but he let the Norman knights go, and beheadedWaltheof (who was one of our early ancestors-) See I. lb.

Even in the days of the Pilgrim Fathers, persecution had madethe leaders, stern and unbending. John Oldham was the leader ofa group of ten adventurers who arrived on the ANNE, and immediate-ly started trouble • The old chronicle states that John wasforced to run the gauntlet between a line of soldiers to a wait-ing boat on the shore and each of them gave him " a bob upon thebumme" and a "thump on ye brich", and bade him "go & mende hismanners." He came back several times, but finally went to BlockIsland where an Indian killed him, and thus was brought on thePequot War. (He was also our ancestor, since his daughter mar-ried Jonathan Brewster, son of Elder Brewster i ' (I. 5a )

IAGNA CHARTA î„

As most of you know, the harsh rule of King John, and his •

heavy demands upon the barons finally forced them to band to-gether to find ajway toward a more democratic government. Atthe high altar of the Norman Abbey of Bury, Stephen Langton,Archbishop of Canterbury gathered the barons and swore toforce the King to sign the Magna Charta. This he did, thoughJohn could not write his name, so had to make his mark. Later,Bishop Langton refused to obey the Pope's command to excommunicatethe barons who signed the charter.

Magna Charta Barons who are ancestors of most of the peoplenamed on these charts (except husbands and wives, Unless theyhave come down on other lines.) All of these on Chart I.

William de Albini Meschines, Lord of BelvoirRoger Bigod, 2d Earl of NorfolkHugh Bigod, 3rd Earl of Norfolk; Earl of Pembroks (after

WM. Marshall's deathWilliam the Marshall, Earl of Pembroke; Regent for

King Henry III. during his minorityRobert de Roos, 4th Lord of Ham lake

* The lapse of time being so great, it is not surprising thatthere are differences of opinion regarding certain lines o'

1

descent. This is so regarding William Marshall. Some au-

thorities claim that Maud, his daughter, (Chart I. kg) hadno children at all by her husband, Hugh Bigot (Adams & Weis).

Browning says she had 5 sons and 5 daughters; but the sons had

no children. Wurts says she had children. Wm. Chauncy Fowler

in his Chauncy Memorials has her name in the line of descent.Sir. Winston Churchill, in The Eirth of Britain speaks ofa son of John Marshall.

I have accepted the records of those who believed she had

children, chiefly because her children are credited with in-

heriting offices, which, as I understand the old English law,

could be inherited only through her; e.g. Marshall of England,

which went to her son Roger, and was returned to the Crown

by the 5th Earl of Norfolk, her grandson.

~_ DESCENT FROM THE CAESARS

This is to be found in Wurts, Vol. VIII., p. 2530 . It seems to betoo inclusive of historical names to be credible, so I give it to youwith no guarantees*

Numerius Julius Caesar , first of the Caesars; lived about 300, B.C.Caius Julius Caesar 3r£ Praetor in Fisa; d. B.C. 84; father of

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Julia , married Marcus Atius Balbus and hadAtia , m. Caius Octavius IV,, Gov. of Macedonia, and had

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Octavia the Elder , married Mark Antony 3rd > b. 83. B.C. latermarried Cleopatra; d. B.C. JO,

Great-Granddaughter of Octavia and Mark Antony wasVenissa , m. a Druid King, Arviragus, 11th son ofCunobelin, a

king * of Britain, (Shakespeare ^"Cymbeline") . Their son was

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Meric (Marius), a king* of Britain, 74 A.D. (d. 125) m. a daugh-ter of Prasutagus, a Druid king, and his wife, Boadicea,

from whom descendedColius I . (Old King Cole); d. A.D* 170. His daughter

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Athildis m. 129 A.D., Marcomir, King of Franconia, who died IA9.Their descendant, King Pharamond , Duke of the Franks, d. 450;m. Argotta, also descded from Colius; called the mother of all

the kings of France. Their son,King Clodio, d. 455* **»• Basina, dau. Weldelphus, King of the

Thuringians* They were grandparents ofClovis, first King of the Franks; b. 466; d. 5H» His wife wasSt. Chlotilde of Germany, who converted him to Christianity.King Clothaire m. IngondeBlithildis m. Ausbert, who died 570iLrnoul, Bishop of Metz, m. Oda of SaxonySt. Arnolf ra. Dodo of SaxonyAnchises m. Begga of BrabantPepin Heristal , d. 714, m. Alpais (Some of the Pepin line omitted)

Charles Martel , who defended Europe from the Moslem invasion,(Battle of Tours, 7.4 1) a^d took over much power from the

Merovingian kings. m. Rotrude. His grandson wasPepin the Short , who took over the reign entirely; m. Bertha of

Laon (called Bertha of the Big Foot) Their son was

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CHARLEMAGNE , made Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in 800 A.D.

m. Hildegarde See Chart I.

The line from CLOVIs down is accepted as authenticBritain had many local kings in this era

-53-Chauncy de Ch'auncy was one of Vfo. the Conqueror's band, who in-

vaded Britain in 1066. The Ch'auncy Line was easy to follow, becausefrom 1066 until lj?92 the family had moved only once. They hold theestates c as':heriditary barons of Skirpenbeck in Yorkshire en the •

Derwent from 1066 to 1599 9 when by consent of the king, the estateswere alienated. They then purchased the estate of Gedleston orNewplace, in Hertfordshire and Pishohary.

Dr.' Charles Chauncy, Second President of Harvard, educated inTrinity College, Cambridge, Sng., came to .America in I656. He washighly educated; (See Latin and Greek poems and essays he wrote.

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Chauncy Memorials). Because he was a man of greet piety —and greaterdetermination, he was always in trouble. He was persecuted for op-posing a "Book of Sports" which permitted Sund^t games after church,and "was cast into prison in England for opposing changes in the Com-munion.

In New England, in his first pastorate, he raised a contro-versy by insisting that children must be baptized by complete im-mersion, not by sprinkling; and that it should be done at night.He took another charge with the same result. He finally decidedto return to England where his university would employ him.

Eut Dr. Dunster, first President of Harvard had died, and thetrustees, knowing of Dr. Chauncy's scholarship, decided that thequestion of infant baptism would not arise in a college, so theyoffered him the position of President of Harvard, l6^h, at 100pounds a year, on condition that he no longer published his tenetsregarding infant baptism.

Of him and Dr. Dunster was said that both were able, faithfuland earnest; both learned beyond the measure of their contempo-raries, end probably in this resnect never surpassed in that office.

Dr« Chauncy's chief difficulty was financial. He had ten child-ren and could not have managed without his small income from anestate in England. There are letters extant to the Fathers of theMassachusetts Commonwealth. One complained: "The allotment of Indiancorn was uasd to pay debts, as well as 100 pounds of your petition-ers own estate* There is no ground belonging to the President tokeep cattle upon, so that neither milk, butter, or cheese can behad but by the penny. " But the fathers did not loosen the purse-strings. These details were revealed by a succeeding President,Dr. Quincy, who said:" Dr. Dunster and Dr. Chauncy exceeded every oneof their successors in suffering, sacrifice and privations, yet theywere^the fain support of Harvard for pO years when its friends were

-5 4- SERVICE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Through Elizabeth Ely, who married Samuel Goodrich,a] 1 of the people named on Chart II, as descendants of Samuel Good*

rich; all on Chart III, descended from Emily Chauncy GoodrichMead; and all the people on Charts IV. (except for adoption),Chart V. and Charts VI. and VII, except for spouses, of course,

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are descended from Dr. John Ely, a physician in Saybrook, Conn.,whose hospital had been burned by the British. So he volunteeredto fight for the colonies, and enlisted his own company. In 1777he was Commander at Fort Trumbull with the rank of Colonel. Heand his company were captured in the Battle of Long Island, andwere prisoners for three years. Col. Ely refused an officers'exchange because his men were ill, and he was their only doctor.He spent his own funds on their behalf, end it was not until longafter his death that his family was partially reimbursed by anAct of Congress*

There are also many descendants from Revolutionary soldiersamong the men and women who have married into the family*The Livingston family on these charts are descended from Gen.

William Livingston, who was also Governor of New Jersey; alsofrom his son, Col. William, who was an aide to his father.Dr. George H. Crowl and his children are descended from CaptainRobert Wilson, of Scottish descent, b. 1752 in York, Faf with the77th Pennsylvania; wounded Paoli, 1777; d. Jan. 24, 1854

Dr s William H. Vickers ( Ch. V.) was Great-grandson of Sen-

ator Vickers, who was said to have crossed from Western Mary -

land on an ice-sled to save Pres* Johnson from impeachment.He and his children are descendants from Revolutionary soldiers.They live in a 145 year old house near Niagara Falls, fromwhich the first gun of the Battle of Queenstown was fired.

Mr. Donald Garfield Valentine (Ch. VII.) is a descendant fFrancis Cooke and Myles Standi sh of the Mayflower. Two sonsby his first wife: Donald Stuart; b. Oct 51, 1929; m. MildredRafferty; 1 son, Bruce, b. July 11, 1949. ( 2 ) Kenneth Brace,b. Apr. 25, 1922; 1 son,Ashby Philip, b. Nov. 19, I960.(Donald Valentine now married to Emily Moulton (Ch.VII.).nochildren.

Hazel H. Reed, wife of Henry E. Reed (Ch. VI) is descendedfrom a private in the Essex Co. Militia in the Revolution.He belonged to the family of Martha Washington. His name,Uzal

Ball

~3>This page for the recording of ancestors who served theircountry in war or in diplomatic service or in federal or localoffices:

Major Daniel Ely was an officer in the French end IndianV/ar. He was married , Nov. 1C, 173^ a**d died March 14, 1776.He was the father of Col. John Sly of the Revolution. Ch.I. 5b)

Col. Elihu Chauncy was with the Northern Array in the French and In~dian War. He was elected for 29 yeers to represent Durham, Conn,in the State Legislature, and in the early part of the Revolutionwas one of a committee trying persons suspected of being Tories.He was the eldest son of Rev. Nathaniel of Durham, and was bornMar. 24, 1810; m. Mary Grisvold; d. Apr. 10, 1791 (Chart II. 2a)

~3 MEAD (continued)The Mead homestead on upper Lake Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut^

has been standing since pre—Revolutionary times. During the RevoluAtion a number of British soldiers came to the door and demanded food.

Grandmfcher Mead (ifcufh Ly&.Tisi) was alone in the house with theyounger children, tut she picked up her broom and barred their way,

announcing that they had done too much damage to her family alreadyand would get no food in her house. They threatened her with theirbayonets, but evidently respected her bravery, for they thrust theirbayonets into the wall of the room, and when she did not yield, theypulled them out and went away. Those bayonet holes were still therewhen, as a child of seven, I was taken to the house, and they im; «*

pressed me mightily. Unfortunately a will was circumvented and theperson who acquired the property sold it immediately. It is stillstanding, and has become a beautiful estate.

WARNER

Lucien Birdseye Warner, who married Helen Mead, was of Englishbirth and parentage. His father, on the death of the child T

s moth-er, took him to Brooklyn, N. Y, where he put hin in charge of twoaunts. He then returned to England. The boy's name at that timeWas Martin Van Buren Warner. The aunts evidently did not like thePresident of that name, so they re-named him after a Brooklyn Judge,Lucien Birdseye. Years passed. The boy grew up, married and wasnear retirement. One day his wife saw an advertisement in theBrooklyn paper asking for the whereabouts of Martin van Buren Warner.Mystified, th^ry answered the ad. They discovered that all the rel -

atives in England had died, and there was a legacy. But they werenot interested in Lucien Warner. All witnesses were dead; what to do J

Suddenly the wife remembered a small book that Martin had earned formemory work in Sunday School more than ^>0 years before. Theyfinally found it, inscribed to Martin Van Eur en Warner, and a gener-ous legacy was turned over to them.

The Warner family is now widely scattered, fflogt §f them inCalifornia. See Chart VII.

THE LIVINGSTONS -?7~The Livingstons, Jays, and Schuylers were all related by des-cent from the Earls of Livingston and Callender. There is a rhymethat puts a Livingston among the Maids of Honor of Mary, Queenof Scots

—""Mary Seaton, Mary Beaton, Mery Livingston, and me."

The Livingstons came to America in 1674 with a grant from KingGeorge I. for extensive estates on the Hudson River, and soon be-acame wealthy and powerful Barons. Their attempts to enlargetheir holdings from the State of Vermont is related by DorothyCanfield Fisher, in " The Vermont Tradition". Sarah Livingstonmarried John Jay, Chief Justice. The oath of office was adminis-tered to George Washington by Chancellor Robert Livingston ( a

cousin, not in direct line.')

The Van Voorhies family, one of whom marided a Livingston,(Chart IV. ), were among the errly settlers of New York City,

(then New Amsterdam). They also have a long distinguished hist*-',

ory. References: Cyclopedia of Biography, Hawkes; Biographyof Signers of Declaration of Independence, Dwight; AmericanBiographical and Historical Dictionary, W9 Allen, D.D.Heilmsn's , History of the Revolution; Historical register.

THE VICKERSThe name Vickers is frequently found in the annals of ancient

Sheffield, England. The name is associated with the colonial daysof the Province of Maryland and has been identified with theEastern Shore since 1750* Several generations of Vickers livedin Massachusetts before the settlement of Maryland. JamesSavage in his Genealogical Dictionary of the first settlers of

New England, tracing 5 generations who arrived before 1692,

and one Vickers who was in New Haven in I67O; died, 1684.

Arm- Argent, a fret gules; Crest- Cubit arm ppr; vest gulesholding millrind azure; motto: Vigore

Gen. George Vickers was admitted to the bar of Kent in 1Q^>P 9 and

in I856 was one of 21 Whig members of the Senatorial College.

THE GOODRICH FAMILY

The Goodrich family is noted for the long lane of Christianministers which it produced, many of them professors in Yale,

and two who nearly became President of Yale. One was electedand declined; another tied with Dr. Styles and withdrew in

his favor. During the Revolution some of these professors

-58-were cited for their assistance in recruiting.

The femily is very old. According to the Domesday Book, compiledin Saxon England about 991 A.D., Godric was a landed proprietor. In

the reign of King Stephen, 1155-1154? William, and William Fitz-William Godric lived in Yorkshire. Those in America were noted for

literary ability and poetry, as well as their high-/, personal stan-dards.

Browning, Strothers, ANDERSON Dabney, DulaneyThrough the above lines, Woodford Dulaney Anderson 's ancestry

has been traced through Norman and Saxon lines to William the Con-queror and to the Saxon kings, through Edward I. His sister, JennieAnderson Brown spent a lifetime in tracing many branches of thefamily. The records are voluminous. The present writer hopes to beable to organize them for publication. Revolutionary ancestry ofWoodford D. Anderson and his descendants: Captain John DabneyStrothers, b. 1721; d. April, 1795; m. Mary Willis Wade.Captain John Browning, b. April 16, 17^9; d. Sept. 25, 1815? m »

Elizabeth Strothers. (Probably Virginians, since the Browningssettled in Culpepper 0®. Va.

The father of W. D. Anderson is reputed to have been des-cended from Chief Justice of the U. S., John Marshall. His namewas William Samuel Marshall Anderson, of Snow Hill, Md*

There is a story told of the name Dulaney , for which I do

not vouch. It is said that an early king of France had a

hostler, who in a crisis, saved his life. The hostler was there-opon dubbed Duke du 1 'on , or Duke of the asses—which namebecame Dulaney.

MEADThe Meads came from England after I65O and settled coastal

Connecticut, together with Knapps, Closes, and Husted. Of theseven patentees who founded the town of Greenwich, the descendantsof Emily Chauncy Goodrich Mead are descended from five. The Meadswere very prolific— 19 children was not uncommon. They inter-married closely, used Bible names for their children, and werefor many years men of the soil. During the Revolution, AbramMead, (Chart III. ^d) had 15 children. His two oldest were intheir teens, but they went to war, also the husband of the eldestdaughter. Abram stayed home to feed the other 10 and the Revolu-tionary soldiers. All three of the soldiers were killed. I havea poignant memorial to these youths, written at the time of theirdeath.

The Romig Family ~59~

When the British brought the Hessian Soldiers over to help themfight the American colonists a large number of German familiescame over and settled in the area of Lancaster, Pa. These havebeen known for generations as the "Pennsylvania Dutch". Some ofthem are descendants of the Hessian soldiers. They are known for theirupright behavior, their thrift, and their cooking.

Rev. Harry G. Romig, the father of Arthur M. Romig, D.D. (Chart V.)who married Adelaide Helen Anderson, was one of these. He met hiswife, Lucy Alexander, at Park College, Mo., and they went together tothe mission field in China.

Lucy Alexander was of pioneer stock who were early, settlers ofTexas. Her mother, left with small children because of early widow-hood, organized the first school in the Panhandle, and had a large partin the development of the country. Many of her descendants are stillther6. Two sons and a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Romig haveseen service on the mission field, one son is a doctor, and anothera college professor.

Dri and Mrs. Arthur Romig (Helen Anderson) were in China for tenyears as missionaries. Just before Pearl Harbor, the U. S. governmentordered all mothers with frmilies out of China, so Helen and threechildren took the next to the lpst boat to America. On the day ofPearl Harbor, there was a Japanese soldier on every doorstep of a for**'

eigner. Arthur and his parents were interned, one in central Chinaand the other two in North China. There was no word from them forwell over a year, and no one knew whether they were alive. Thencame the negotiations, and finally the Gripsholm , with all threeon board J At the present writing, Dr. Romig is Presbytery Executive ofthe City of Washington, D. C. , and his sister Ruth Bolton has hadto be evacuated from Africa, with her children. Her husband, EricBolton ( a relative of the Livingstons) has gone back to the Congoarea.

FAMILY NOTES

-40~ THIS PAGE FOR CHANGES AND ADDITIONS TO THE FAMILY

Descent from Odin, through the Koyal Line of theSigarabri, and Charlemagne

The trend of human history, so far back as canbe ascertained, indicates that man first appearedin Asia, and migrated from there in tribal groupsto the rest of the world.

The Eddas of Denmark and Norway, the early ureekand Koman writers—and even Ezekiel and Zepha-niah in the .Bible,—mention these hordes of mi-grating people; so that current students of man T swanderings can probe with some degree of accuracy.

A branch of the Kimmerians (Cimbri) was drivenfrom their home in Scythia (Ukraine) in 654 B.C.by the Getae (Goths). Odin, their leader, laterdeified by the Danes, guided the tribe westwardthrough many vicissitudes, until they reachedJutland (the Danish Peninsula), in 603 B.C.Odin had four sons. Slgoldr succeeded Odin; Baldurbecame king of the Angles; Vedeg and Sigge set-tled along the North Sea and the tribes coalesced.Vedeg T s line apparently terminated shortly. Thetribe took the name of Sigambri (from Sigge),and became the ruling dynasty. Later they werecslled Merovingians from one of their kings. In451 A.D., Clodio, the earliest known king, de-feated the Roman General Aetius, and ruled to theSomme River. He died in 447.

Merowich ruled to 457Childerith; 457-481. His grave was discovered

inl653 in Hainault, Belgium. His son was —Clovis, born 466, ruled, 481-511.; m. St.

Chlotilde of Germany.

Clovis was an ancestor of CharlemagneSee page #32 for the line of descent.

See also: Calvin Kephart — Races of Mankind

Note: There was a Kimmerian tribe known as CHAD CI .

No further information about it as yet—butit is interesting to wonder J


GOODRICH DESCENT Chart II.

A

From William Goodrich of England toCharles Augustus, 6th generation in

America.

Goodrich, William, Hegesset, Suffolk,England

Children: John , Henry, William,Elizabeth, Susan

Goodrich, John , England; had: William ,

William, John, Jeremy. Wm. and istJohn came to America. Gen.

Goodrich, William , had: William, Sarah, 2dMary, John, Eliz., William, Abi- Gen.gail, Ephraim, David .

Goodrich, David , had: Josiah, Elizabeth, 3rdElizur, David . Gen.

Goodrich, David (II.),Had: Abigail, David,Alpheus, Josiah, Hezekiah, Elizur , 4thHepzibah, Abigail, Mary, Hannah. Gen.

Goodrich, Elizur , had: Chauncy, Elizur,Samuel , Elihu, Charles A., Nathan, 5thCatherine. Gen.

Goodrich, Samuel , had: Sarah, Elizabeth,Abigail, Charles Augustus , Cath- 6therine, Samuel, Mary, Elihu, Emily, Gen.Emily.

1. DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES AUGUSTUS GOODRICHand &ig ancestors

INDEX

A. Ashton, 1st wife of Charles Chauncey Goodrich 7th GenerationB.

Boit, Charles, m. MMarka Spalding 10Boit, Peter Goodrich, sop of Charles and Marka 11Boit, Christopher Sprague n " B

11

Bakewell, Henry P. Jr., nu Elsie Ives Goodrich 10Bakewell, Nancy Ives, dau-. of Henry and Elsie Ives Goodrich 11Brown, Charles; nu Elizabeth E. Butler 10Beckwith, Oliver R»; m/ Sarah Upson Goodrich 8Beekwith, Oliver R. Jr., son of above 9Beckwith, Philip Van Dyke, son of Oliver and Sarah Goodrich 9Beckwith, Eleanor Van Dyke; nu John C. E. faylor 9Beckwith, Corinne, m. (l) Harlen M. Chapman, Jr; 9

(2) W. Thurston RowleyBeckwith, Sarah; nu John Dewey 9Brainard, Morgan B« Jr. nu Elizabeth Goodrich Buell 9Brainard, Msrgan B. Ill, son of ML. B. Jr. m. Patricia Kohl 10

Brainard, Elizabeth • dau. of Morgan Jr., w. James R. 10"

Glassco, Jr.

Brainard, Eleanor M.; dau^ Morgan B, Jr. nu Peter Randrup 10

Brainard, Patricia W* dau« Morgan B. Ill, and P. Kohl 11

Butler, James G« nu Sarah Catlin Bue^fi 9Butler, Elizabeth E. m. Charles Brown 10

Butler, Alice, m. Seth E. Mendell 10

Buell, Robert C. m. Elizabeth Ely Goodrich 8Buell, Charles Chauncey,. nu Eleanor Little 9Buell, Charles Chauncey, Jr. 10

Buell, Elizabeth Goodrich; nu Morgan B. Brainard Jr. 10

Buell, Mary 0. dau. Robert C. andMary Stilson 10

Buell, Robert C» Jr. m. Mary Stilson 9

q„ Chapman, Harlan M. Jr# m. Corinne Beckwith 9Chapman, Harlen M« III. son of above 10Chapman, Phyllis, dau.Harlen Jr. and Corinne Beckwith 10

Chauncy, Catherine; m. Elizur Goodrich 4

D» Dewey, John; nu Sarah Beckwith 9

Dewey, Henry Talbot, son of John and Sarah Dewey 10

Dewey, Russell, H " " 10

Dewey, Benjamin Clarke « H" « 10

Glassgo, James R. Jr., m. Elizabeth E. BrainardGlassgo, Elizabeth B, dau of James, Jr. and ElizabethGlassgo. James M. B. son of fl M

Glassgo, Benjamin B. D. n n "

Glassgo, William S. " n w

Goodrich, Elizur, m. Catherine ChauncyGoodrich, Samuel, nu Elizabeth ElyGoodrich, Charles Augustus, m. Sarah UpsonGoodrich, Charles Chauncey, m. (l) Mary Ashton; (2) Sarah HeywoodGoodrich, Charles Augustus; nu Margaret CutterGoodrich, Elizabeth Ely, m. Robert C. BuellGoodrich, Sarah Upson, m. Oliver R. BeckwithGoodrich, Dorothy Dix; m. Oakes Ames SpaldingGoodrich, Charles Cfeauncey, m. Betty Jane PriceGoodrich, Elsie Ives, m. Henry P. Bakewell, Jr.Goodrich, John Cutter, son of Charles C* QoodrichGoodrich, Mary Upson, dau. Chas. Chauncy (Rustemeyer family)Goodrich, Emily Chauncy, dau. Charles Chauncey (died young)Heywood, Sarah, 2nd wife Charles C. Goodrich

Mendel 1, Seth, m. Alice ButlerLittle, Eleanor, nu Chas. Chauncy BuellPrice, Betty Jane} m. Chas, . Chauncy Goodrich, son of C. C.

Randrup, Peter, m. Eleanor M. Eraiiiard

Randrup, Anders III. son of Peter and EleanorRandrup, Peter N. jr. n

"n

Rowley, W. Thurston, m. (2nd husband) Corrine Beckwith Chapman

Spalding, Oakes Ame»; m. Dorothy Dix GoodrichSpalding, Oakes A. Jr. ra. Ann Monique Chamberlin,

Stilson, Mary; m. Robert C. Buell, Jr.

Taylor, John C. E«; m. Eleanor Van Dyke Beckwith

Taylor, John, Jr. son of above

Taylor, Eleanor E. dau. John and EleanorTaylor, Oliver, son of "

M

Taylor, William. " "

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