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Roy Family Genealogy
Genealogy of the Roy family, including Boudreau, Burnett, Myers, Ward, Whelpley, and Woodman |
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Matches 6,901 to 7,000 of 9,720
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| 6901 | His name was also spelt Udo. | Waleran II Count of Arlon and Limburg, Duke of Lower Lorraine (I3990)
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| 6902 | His name was also spelt Vladimir. | Wladislaw I Hermann King of Poland (I3451)
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| 6903 | His name was also spelt Vladislas | Wladislaw II King of Poland (I3486)
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| 6904 | His name was also spelt Waldeve. | Waltheof Earl of Dunbar and Lord of Allendeale (I6626)
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| 6905 | His name was listed as "Thomas Tayer". | Thayer, Thomas (I564)
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| 6906 | His name was sometimes listed on the original records as "Edwarde Beales." | Beal, Edward (I1941)
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| 6907 | His obituary reads: "Died 7 June 1919 in Los Angeles, CA Otis Littlejohn Capt. Harry M. Hebard of fire engine 46, Ashmont, last evening received a telegram announcing the death, in Los Angeles, of his father-in-law, Otis Littlejohn, retired farmer and veteran of the civil war. Mr. Littlejohn was in his 88th year and spent most of his life on farms in western Massachusetts. He was born in Colerain, Aug. 15, 1831 and was educated there. His father, William Littlejohn, was a veteran of the war of 1812. Mr. Littlejohn married Miss Betsy Sherman Goodell of Monroe in 1853, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Amherst Lamb, at Whitingham, Vt. He served in the civil war in the 4th Vermont regiment; fought under Sherman (sic) and was wounded at the battle of Cedar Creek. He never entirely recovered from his wound. For several years past except when visiting in Dorchester he lived with his daughter, Mrs. Everett Lee of Los Angeles. Besides Mrs. Lee, he is survived by five other daughters, Mrs. William Ames of Stoughton, Mrs. Harry M. Hebard of 736 Norfolk street, Mattapan; Mrs. Fred Briggs of North Adams, Mrs. Joseph Bradeen and Mrs. William Bramble of Dorchester, and two sons, Halbert Littlejohn of Greenfield and Ernest Littlejohn of Los Angeles. There are also 14 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren" | Littlejohn, Otis (I22920)
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| 6908 | His original name was Johannes. | Kistner, John (I12576)
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| 6909 | His other titles were Baron of Lewes and Constable of Bamborough Castle. | de Warrenne, Sir John Earl of Surrey (I3222)
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| 6910 | His other titles were Marquess of Dorset; Marquess of Somerset; Knight-Banneret; and Knight of the Garter | Beaufort, Sir John KG, Duke of Clarence (I21729)
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| 6911 | His parents may have been William or Cary Latham. | Latham, Robert (I14577)
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| 6912 | His property was divided between his two surviving sons, Richard and Roger, as his widow was considered a lunatic. | Harlakenden, Richard (I19487)
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| 6913 | His remains were taken overland, the river being not yet frozen, to the cemetery at the Chapelle Hôtel-Dieu. | Deblois, Charles-François (I17328)
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| 6914 | His singular christian name of Saher, or Saier, is a likely a corruption from the Saxon Segher, Sigher, or Seagar, a Conqueror. Eliza S. Quincy refers to him as "John de Quincy, created Earl of Winchester by King John, 1207." | de Quincy, Saher Earl of Winchester (I5397)
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| 6915 | His surname is also recorded as "Baguley". | Bigelow, John (I19990)
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| 6916 | His surname was also recorded as "Baguley". | Bigelow, John (I1431)
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| 6917 | His surname was often written by him, and by his oldest son, Rev. Jeremiah Peck, with a final "e", but it was dropped in the latter part of their lives. | Peck, Deacon William (I13709)
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| 6918 | His surname was sometimes spelt "Gutterig" and "Goodridge" | Goodrich, William (I296)
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| 6919 | His tomb was destroyed during the Reformation. | Stephen of Blois King of England (I3047)
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| 6920 | His wife is called a widow in her will of 13 October 1589. | Aloger, [no first name] (I24750)
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| 6921 | His wife is listed in 1568 as a widow. | Bullard, John (I1744)
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| 6922 | His wife, Rachel, is listed as a widow when she deeded inherited land to her son, Benjamin. | Crediford, Joseph (I10383)
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| 6923 | His will is dated June 9, 1714. | Elkins, Gershom (I1773)
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| 6924 | His will mentions his sisters, Experience King and Hannah White. | Phillips, Joshua (I24235)
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| 6925 | His will was dated 11 (5) 1655. | Clap, John (I20247)
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| 6926 | His will was dated 12 (3) 1659. | Bitfield, Samuel (I1252)
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| 6927 | His will was dated 20 (4) 1661. | Wales, Nathaniel (I971)
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| 6928 | His will was dated 20 (4) 1661. | Wales, Sara (I19653)
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| 6929 | His will was dated 20 (4) 1661. | Wales, John (I19656)
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| 6930 | His will was dated 20 (4) 1661. | Wales, Nathaniel (I616)
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| 6931 | His will was dated 20 (4) 1661. | Greenaway, Susan (I972)
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| 6932 | His will was dated 26 (7) 1672. | Eaton, William (I201)
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| 6933 | His will was dated 3 (12) 1677, and amended 8 March 1677/78. | Mason, Capt. Hugh (I1800)
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| 6934 | His will was probated 17 July 1667. | Meade, Gabriel (I1102)
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| 6935 | His will was proved March 5, 1718, Thomas Elkins, executor. His inventory taken 28 February 1718 and valued at £555 8/6. | Elkins, Gershom (I1773)
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| 6936 | His will was proved. | Bensley, Thomas (I11021)
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| 6937 | His will was proved. | de Neville, Sir Ralph KG, Earl of Westmoreland (I8503)
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| 6938 | His wise counsels were valued by Duke Alan III of Brittany, and his family controlled the important boarder lands with Normand. | Junkeneus Archbishop of Dol (I22397)
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| 6939 | Hisdai Shahrijar served between 660 and 665 as Exilarch at Babylon. | Hisdai Shahrijar Exilarch at Babylon (I6194)
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| 6940 | Hisfuneral sermon was preached by the Rev. Swift. | Mellen, Simon (I16176)
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| 6941 | Hmayeak served in 449 as Ambassador of Armenia to the Eastern Empire. | Mamikonian, Saint Hmayeak (I6099)
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| 6942 | Hoel exercised authority jure uxoris and continued to control the government after his wife's death in 1072, acting as regent for their son, Alan IV. | Hoël Duke of Brittany (I3088)
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| 6943 | Hoyt (1897) gives his birth date as 15 March 1671. | Merrill, Daniel (I18875)
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| 6944 | Hoyt (1897) gives the date as 25 August 1708. | Currier, Deacon Thomas (I244)
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| 6945 | Hoyt (1897) on page 86 gives the wrong parents for her. | Merrill, Stephen (I18880)
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| 6946 | Hoyt (1897) on page 86 gives the wrong parents for her. | Merrill, Stephen (I18880)
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| 6947 | Hoyt (1897) says 1678. | Woodman, Lt. Archelaus (I18113)
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| 6948 | Hoyt (1897) states he died in South Hampton, New Hampshire. | Brown, Captain Abraham (I1647)
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| 6949 | Hoyt (1897) states that Anne is the probable wife of William. | Family: William Eldridge / Anne Lumpkin (F199)
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| 6950 | Hoyt (1916) gives their marriage place as Kingston, New Hampshire. | Currier, Judith (I14490)
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| 6951 | Hudson (1862) calls her last name Kendell. | Kettell, Mary (I401)
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| 6952 | Hudson (1862) gives her death as 1698. | Hapgood, Sarah (I15033)
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| 6953 | Hudson (1862) gives his birth date as 9 June 1707. Could this possibly be a christening? | Hapgood, John (I15037)
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| 6954 | Hudson (1862) gives their marriage date as 30 January 1710. | Grove, Mary (I15058)
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| 6955 | Hudson (1862) gives their marriage date as 6 July 1721. | Hapgood, Judith (I15034)
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| 6956 | Hudson (1862), Ward (1851) and Ward (1858) give the marriage date as 10 February 1681 which appears to be in error. | Ward, Bethiah (I14763)
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| 6957 | Hugh died, perhaps of a fall from his horse while preparing a rebellion against his father, aged around 18 years old. | Hugh Magnus King of France (I22120)
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| 6958 | Hugh may have married Sarah's younger sister, Hannah. | Johnson, Sarah (I19325)
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| 6959 | Hugh Sire was living in 1030. | Sire Hugh (I7124)
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| 6960 | Huitbein means "white leg". He conquered Roumarike and founded the pagan temple at Skiringssal in the 8th century. | Halfdan Olafsson "Huitbein" King of the Pulanders of Sweeden, King of Salver and Vestfold (I4613)
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| 6961 | Hydranes I was living 531 BCE. | Hydranes I "Chief of the Seven" (I9484)
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| 6962 | Hydranes II was living between 480 and 428 BCE. | Hydranes II Chiliarch of Persia (I9483)
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| 6963 | Hymnegilde's name was also spelt Chimnechildis. | Hymnegilde (I5858)
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| 6964 | I 945 BCE, he was crowned Pharaoh of Egypt. | Pharaoh Sheshonq I (I9648)
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| 6965 | I have not been able to locate Stragewell. | Baker, James (I18700)
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| 6966 | I see copies of the tombstone with Nathaniel's which seems to be dated 1757. | Tilson, Mary (I1610)
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| 6967 | IGI gives 1804 | Chiasson, Joseph (I5410)
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| 6968 | In 1, he was crowned the King of Iberia. | Pharasmenes I King of Iberia (I9598)
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| 6969 | In 1000, he became the Count of Nevers. | Renaud I Count of Nevers and Auxerre (I3241)
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| 6970 | In 1013, he was temporarily deposed by King Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark, who was never actually crowned King of England. When Sweyn died on February 3, 1014, the Witan recalled Æthelred who then reigned until his death. | Æthelred II "the Unrede" King of England (I2836)
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| 6971 | In 1020, she founded the monastery of Oehringen. | Adelaide of Alsace (I5012)
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| 6972 | In 1035, he was crowned the King of Kiev. | Vladimir II "Monomachus" Grand Prince of Kiev (I3454)
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| 6973 | In 1039 BCE, he was crowned in Tanis, Egypt, Pharaoh of Egypt. | Pharaoh Psusennes I (I9665)
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| 6974 | In 1039, he was crowned the King of Burgundy. | Henry III "the Black" Holy Roman Emperor (I3179)
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| 6975 | In 1045 BCE, he was chosen as the High Priest of Amun. | Men.kheper.re High Priest of Amun (I9664)
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| 6976 | In 1054 BCE, he was crowned Pharaoh of Egypt. | Pharaoh Pinudjem I (I9666)
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| 6977 | In 1056, he was crowned the King of Germany. | Henry IV Holy Roman Emperor (I3177)
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| 6978 | In 106, he was crowned the King of Iberia. | Amazaspus I King of Iberia (I9596)
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| 6979 | In 1061, he visited Rome. | Gospatric I Earl of Dunbar and Northumberland (I3364)
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| 6980 | In 1063 his body, found incorrupt, was taken out of the tomb and moved to the side of the altar. The abbey was demolished in 1552 and the relics were moved to the Nancy Cathedral. | Saint Sigebert III King of the Austrasian Franks (I24063)
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| 6981 | In 1066, after her husband's death, she became a nun. | Ducas, Irene Augusta (I5104)
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| 6982 | In 1066, he became the jure uxoris Duke of Brittany. | Hoël Duke of Brittany (I3088)
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| 6983 | In 1066, he came to England with the Conqueror as a standard bearer. | de Stafford, Robert (I23055)
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| 6984 | In 1066, he was a Companion of William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings. | de Grantmesnil, Hugh (I23423)
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| 6985 | In 1067, he was created the Earl of Northumbria by King William I. | Gospatric I Earl of Dunbar and Northumberland (I3364)
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| 6986 | In 1070 BCE, he was chosen as the Great Priest of Amun. | Pharaoh Pinudjem I (I9666)
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| 6987 | In 1071, he joined the Northern Revolt against William I, resulting in his being deprived of his Earldom in 1072. He then fled to Scotland. | Gospatric I Earl of Dunbar and Northumberland (I3364)
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| 6988 | In 1072, he was created the 1st Earl of Dunbar. | Gospatric I Earl of Dunbar and Northumberland (I3364)
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| 6989 | In 1086, he held lands during the Domesday survey. | de Mandeville, Geoffrey (I7086)
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| 6990 | In 1096, he went on the First Crusade. | Raymond I Vicomte de Turenne (I3254)
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| 6991 | In 1098 BCE, he was crowned Pharaoh of Egypt. | Pharaoh Rameses XI (I9668)
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| 6992 | In 1098, he captured at Antioch. | Robert Guiscard d'Hauteville Duke of Apulia, Calabria, and Sicily (I4489)
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| 6993 | In 11, he was crowned the King of Media Athronpatene. | Vonones II King of Media Athropatene (I9400)
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| 6994 | In 1108 BCE, he was crowned Pharaoh of Egypt. | Pharaoh Rameses X (I9675)
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| 6995 | In 1111, he succeeded as the Count of Flanders. | Baldwin VII Count of Flanders (I23837)
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| 6996 | In 1112, he succeeded as the Duke of Brittany. | Conan III "le Gross" Duke of Brittany (I3090)
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| 6997 | In 1118, he succeeded as the Earl of Leicester after his father's death. | de Beaumont, Sir Robert "la Bossu" Earl of Leicester (I3639)
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| 6998 | In 1122, he was knighted. | de Beaumont, Sir Robert "la Bossu" Earl of Leicester (I3639)
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| 6999 | In 1126, Maud’s father, Henry I, had her declared heir presumptive. When he died in 1135, she went to Normandy to claim her inheritance. England, however, declared Stephen of Blois king. In 1139, Maud landed in England with 140 knights, and besieged Arundel Castle. A civil war ensued with Stephen being captured in February 1141 in Lincoln and imprisoned in Bristol. Eventually an agreement was reached where Stephen continued as King, but upon his death, Maud’s son, Henry would become King of England. | The Empress Maud (I2459)
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| 7000 | In 1136, he attended the Easter Court and witnessed as constable, King Stephen's Charter of Liberties. | Miles FitzWalter of Gloucester Earl of Hereford (I6989)
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