Notes: Roy Family Genealogy

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4501

Hatshepsut was well educated and skilled in imperial administration. It is possible that she led military campaigns in Nubia and Palestine, and she sent a famous expedition to Punt (probably modern Ethiopia). In Egypt, Hatshepsut renovated large sections of Karnak and maintained an apartment there. She also erected the Red Chapel, a pair of granite Obelisks, a formal route for religious processions, and the eighth Pylon in the southern axis of the complex.

Pharaoh Hatshepsut (I9905)

4502

Having become convinced that his brother, Edward II, had survived the summer of 1327 at Berkeley Castle, Edmund fell into a trap set by Roger Mortimer, Earl of March, was accused of treason in March 1330, and executed by beheading outside the gates of Winchester.

Edumnd of Woodstock Earl of Kent (I3533)

4503

Having prepared his army for a renewed attack on Antioch, John amused himself by hunting wild boar on Mount Taurus in Cilicia, where, on April 1, 1143, he accidentally cut himself on the hand with a poisoned arrow. John initially ignored the wound and it became infected. He died a number of days after the accident, on April 8, probably of septicaemia.

John II Komnenos Emperor of the East (I4362)

4504

He died unmarried with a good estate.

Sheffield, Joseph (I14891)

4505

He accepted holy orders in 578. He was also Bishop of Arisltuns.

Saint Modoald Bishop of Trèves (I22774)

4506

He accepted holy orders in 599, and was made Bishop of Tongres, now Maestricht.

Saint Gondoule Bishop of Tongres (I4704)

4507

He accompanied his grandfather, Sir John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey to Scotland.

de Percy, Sir Henry Lord Percy (I7578)

4508

He accompanied Philippa of Hainault who traveled to London in late 1327 to marry the young King Edward III.

Roet, Sir Payne Guienne King of Arms (I8507)

4509

He accompanied the king to France in June and July, travelling with a large retinue.

Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)

4510

He accompanied William The Conqueror from Normandy to England in 1066. After the battle of Hastings he obtained large possessions in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Lancashire.

Herverus (I23552)

4511

He adopted his son-in-law, K'art'am.

Pharnabazes II King of Iberia (I9416)

4512

He also had carcinoma of the bladder

Green, Charles King (I12107)

4513

He also served as the Bishop of Lincoln and the Bishop of Winchester.

Beaufort, Henry Cardinal of St. Eusebius (I24412)

4514

He also was the King of Hy Kinsale, and held the overlordship of Ossory, Dublin, and other local kingdoms.

Diarmait MacMáil na mBó High King of Ireland and the King of Leinster (I5829)

4515

He and his father, Ranulf, held Idsell, co. Cumberland.

de Engaine, William (I23416)

4516

He and his son William Engaine held Idsell, co. Cumberland.

de Engaine, Ranulf (I23415)

4517

He and his son, Henry “Hotspur” defeated the Scots at Homildon Hill.

Percy, Sir Henry KG, Earl of Northumberland (I24203)

4518

He and his wife, were murdered in the Forest of Lognes near Chelles, France by Bodilo.

Childerich II King of Austrasia (I22707)

4519

He annexed the Kingdom of Bosporus and about 100 BCE, was crowned the King of the Bosporus.

Mithradates VI Europator "the Great" King of Pontus (I9441)

4520

He appears to have never married.

Houghton, Benjamin (I16378)

4521

He became a count about 892.

Count Bruno (I23916)

4522

He became a Knight of the Garter.

de Grey, Sir John KG, Lord Grey of Rotherfield (I6107)

4523

He became a Knight Templar.

de Ros, Sir Robert "Furfan" (I8401)

4524

He became Baron Audley.

de Audley, Sir Hugh Lord Audley (I7573)

4525

He became King of Jerusalem by election of the Barons, in right of his wife, who died shortly leaving a daughter and heiress, in whose right he reigned.

de Brienne, Jean King of Jerusalem and Latin Emperor of Constantinople (I23928)

4526

He became king while his father Cenred was still alive. At this time, if you could claim descent from Cerdic, you could be elected King of Wessex. He reigned thirty-seven winters.

Ina King of Wessex (I22709)

4527

He became the 1st Baron Ros of Belvoir.

de Ros, Sir Robert (I10022)

4528

He became the 3rd Earl of Pembroke.

Sir William the Marshal Earl of Pembroke (I3658)

4529

He became the 4th Earl of Derby.

de Ferrers, William Earl of Derby (I3606)

4530

He became the 5th Baron de Ros, his brother having died without issue.

de Ros, Sir Thomas Lord Ros of Helmsley (I8080)

4531

He became the 5th Earl of Derby.

de Ferrers, William Earl of Derby (I3609)

4532

He became the Baron of Alnwick, which he purchased from Anthony Bec, Bishop of Durham.

de Percy, Sir Henry Lord Percy (I7578)

4533

He became the Baron of Thomond.

de Clare, Sir Thomas Lord of Thomond (I3548)

4534

He became the Basileus of the Seleucid Empire in 187 BCE.

Seleucus IV Philopator Basileus of the Seleucid Empire (I9525)

4535

He became the Bishop of Exeter.

de Grandison, John Bishop of Exeter (I24072)

4536

He became the Bishop of Maurinne in 1088, and served to his death in 1107.

Conon Bishop of Maurienne (I22188)

4537

He became the Comte de Poitou where he was known as William VIII.

William X Duke of Aquitaine (I2939)

4538

He became the Comte de Vermandois.

Otho Count of Vermandois (I3515)

4539

He became the Count in the Linzgau.

Hnabi "Dux" Duke of Allemania, Count in the Linzgau (I3367)

4540

He became the Count of Flanders.

Robert I "le Frison" Count of Flanders and Holland (I3306)

4541

He became the Count of Geneva.

William I of Geneva Count of Geneva (I3472)

4542

He became the Count of Holland.

Robert I "le Frison" Count of Flanders and Holland (I3306)

4543

He became the Count of Paris.

Hugh Capet King of France (I2991)

4544

He became the Count of Paris.

Girard Count of Paris (I3419)

4545

He became the Count of Penthievre.

Eudes Count of Brittany and Penthievre (I22393)

4546

He became the Count of Poitou.

Ranulf II Count of Poitou and Duke of Aquitaine (I2951)

4547

He became the deputy to the Justiciar of North Wales, his brother Otho. He served until 1295.

de Grandison, William Lord Grandison (I7709)

4548

He became the Duke of Allemania.

Lentfroy Duke of Allemania (I24199)

4549

He became the Duke of Aquitaine.

Ranulf I Count of Poitou and Duke of Aquitaine (I2952)

4550

He became the Duke of Aquitaine.

Edward I "Longshanks" King of England (I2808)

4551

He became the Duke of Lorraine.

Regnier I Count of Hainaut (I3116)

4552

He became the Duke of Normandy.

Rolf Ragnvaldsson Duke of Normandy (I3054)

4553

He became the Earl of Arundel.

FitzAlan, John Earl of Arundel (I7253)

4554

He became the Earl of Arundel.

FitzAlan, Sir Richard Earl of Arundel (I7249)

4555

He became the Earl of Huntingdon.

Henry of Huntingdon Earl of Huntingdon and Northumberland (I3498)

4556

He became the Earl of Kent.

Edumnd of Woodstock Earl of Kent (I3533)

4557

He became the Earl of Mercia, but was banished in 1058.

Alfgar Earl of Mercia (I6920)

4558

He became the Earl of Shropshire and Shrewsbury.

de Montgomery, Roger II Earl of Shrewsbury (I3382)

4559

He became the Justiciar of North Wales.

de Grandision, Sir Otho (I24068)

4560

He became the Lord of Leinster.

de Clare, Richard FitzGilbert "Strongbow" Earl of Pembroke (I3579)

4561

He became the Margrave of Tuscany.

Boso Count of Arles, Margrave of Tuscany (I6258)

4562

He became the Mayor of the Palace to King Siegbert, son of King Dagobert.

Duke Ansgise Mayor of the Palace (I3385)

4563

He became the Prince of South Wales.

Gruffyd ap Madog ap Gruffyd Maelor of Rhuddailt Prince of South Wales (I24508)

4564

He being surprised and slain by the Welsh, near Abergavenny.

de Clare, Richard FitzGilbert Lord of Clare (I2305)

4565

He built a castle in Leicestershire named Belvoir.

de Stafford, Robert (I23055)

4566

He built the town of Brunswick and was the oldest proven ancestor of the Counts of Brunswick.

Bruno von Braunschweig Count in the Derlingau (I3834)

4567

He called himself the ruler of the Castle of Andechs on Ammersea, and thus established the family seat at Andechs.

Berthold IV Count of Diessen, Strain and Plassenburg (I4029)

4568

He came over with the Maximy Company of the Carignan Regiment.

Dompierre dit Saint-Martin, Charles (I10433)

4569

He came to England with the Danish invaders.

Siward Biornasson "the Great" Earl of Northumbria, Northampton, and Huntingdon (I3524)

4570

He came to New France as a soldier with the Chambly Company of the Carignan Regiment.

Poirier dit Lajeunesse, Jean-Baptiste (I3973)

4571

He came to the New World on board the Abigail out of London. The following is probably a correct transcription of the passenger list June 20, 1635: "Passenger from London to New England in ship Abigail, Heckwell, Master, John Houghton 4 [40] years old, certificate of his conformity from Justice of the Peace and Minister of Eaton Bray, in County Bedford, England.

He has been confused with his son, who came over between 1646 and 1647. He did not remain in New England, but returned to England, after the civil trouble had subsided, where he had left his family.

Houghton, John (I23505)

4572

He captured Cilgerran Castle, Dyfed from Lord Rhys of Deheubarth.

Sir William the Marshal Earl of Pembroke (I3658)

4573

He captured her and later married for her beauty.

Family: Phraates II of Partha / Laodice (F6804)

4574

He ceded his inheritance to Ramon, who in return granted him some lands and men as a fief

Sanç Berenguer (I22271)

4575

He claimed Baugy in 818.

Amelius (I22607)

4576

He co-founded the Naumburg Cathedral.

Thiemo I Count of Brehna, Wettin, and of Kostriz (I8569)

4577

He commanded the king's army in Normandy where he succeeded in having the King of France abandon Verneuil after a long siege.

de Albini, William "Strong Hand" Earl of Arundel (I2912)

4578

He conquered York 866/7 and slew St. Edmund of East Anglia in 869.

Ivar "the Boneless" Ragnarsson King of Dublin (I22635)

4579

He defeated Amalric, King of the Visigoths, and drove them from France to Spain. He joined is brother, Clotaire in making a third attack on Burgundy, besieging Autun, deposing Gondemar, King of Burgundy, and occupying all of Burgundy.

Childebert I Kings of the Neustrian Franks (I22739)

4580

He defeated Mark Anthony in 36 BCE, but lost Armenia two years later. His influence waned as the power of Rome rose in the east.

Phraates IV Great King of Parthia (I9404)

4581

He defeated the Danes.

Malcolm II King of the Scots and King of Strathclyde (I3339)

4582

He defeated the Norseman at Coesnon in 890.

Berenger Count of Rennes (I9304)

4583

He defeated the Phoenicians in a sea battle, then marched to the rescue of Jerusalem about 588 BCE.

Pharaoh Apries (I9618)

4584

He deposed 10 April 1679 at the age of about 72

Walker, Robert (I988)

4585

He did not rule.

Cuthwine Under-ruler of Wessex (I2863)

4586

He did not rule.

Cutha Under-ruler of Wessex (I2862)

4587

He did not rule.

Ceolwald Under-ruler of Wessex (I2861)

4588

He did not rule.

Cenred Under-ruler of Somerset (I2860)

4589

He did not rule.

Ingild (I2859)

4590

He did not rule.

Eoppa of Wessex (I2858)

4591

He did not rule.

Eafa (I2857)

4592

He did not rule.

Domongart II (I3350)

4593

He died "in an unusual manner." A jury of inquest was held about his death. The inquest found on the body, "several hundred spots, small ones, as if they had been shot with small shot." which, when scraped, showed "holes into his body." There were suspicions of witchcraft, and the investigation was recorded and forwarded to Boston.

Stebbins, John (I1347)

4594

He died "very suddenly while Eating his Dinner.”

Treadwell, Thomas (I24415)

4595

He died a heroic death attempting to rescue a drowning man-at-arms from a Scottish river while on campaign.

de Bohun of Annandale, Sir Edward (I21735)

4596

He died a monk.

de Montgomery, Roger II Earl of Shrewsbury (I3382)

4597

He died aboard a British prison ship in Newport harbor.