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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 5,801 to 5,900 of 9,720
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| 5801 | He was killed in battle. | Maldred Lord of Carlisle and Allerdale (I3365)
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| 5802 | He was killed in battle. | Pilkington, Sir Thomas (I23226)
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| 5803 | He was killed in battle. | Conan I "le Tort" Duke of Brittany, Count of Rennes (I3091)
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| 5804 | He was killed in battle. | Isaac II Angelos Emperor of the East (I3159)
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| 5805 | He was killed in battle. | Dubh King of Alba (I22519)
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| 5806 | He was killed in battle. | Adalbert Count of Metz (I4556)
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| 5807 | He was killed in battle. | de Toeni, Roger I de Conches "the Spainiard" (I3041)
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| 5808 | He was killed in battle. | Saint Louis IX King of France (I3141)
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| 5809 | He was killed in battle. | Patrick Earl of Salisbury (I6796)
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| 5810 | He was killed in battle. | Robert I Count of Artois (I2889)
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| 5811 | He was killed in battle. | Thomas Lord Dagworth (I23955)
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| 5812 | He was killed in battle. | Thiemo II Count in the Quinziggau (I8575)
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| 5813 | He was killed in battle. | Lothar IV Count of Walback (I5606)
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| 5814 | He was killed in battle. | Lothar Count of Stade (I9051)
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| 5815 | He was killed in battle. | de Coucy, Raoul I Sire de Coucy and Marle (I3705)
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| 5816 | He was killed in battle. | Gebhard Count of Supplinburg in the Herzgau (I22300)
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| 5817 | He was killed in battle. | Frederick Count of Formbach (I3801)
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| 5818 | He was killed in battle. | Count Arnold I (I4401)
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| 5819 | He was killed in battle. | Eberhard I Count in the Lahngau (I24819)
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| 5820 | He was killed in battle. | Gisea II Count of Hollenden (I22320)
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| 5821 | He was killed in battle. | Lambert I "the Bearded" Count of Louvain and Mons (I3205)
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| 5822 | He was killed in battle. | Behémond II Prince of Antioch and Taranto (I4491)
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| 5823 | He was killed in battle. | Rapoto IV Count of Cham (I8931)
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| 5824 | He was killed in battle. | Ramiro I King of Aragon (I4317)
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| 5825 | He was killed in battle. | Gerhard Count in the Metzgau (I4342)
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| 5826 | He was killed in battle. | Adalbert III Count of Longwy and Duke of Upper Lorraine (I4307)
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| 5827 | He was killed in battle. | Sieghard VI Count in the Chiemgau (I8933)
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| 5828 | He was killed in battle. | Robert I Duke of France (I2996)
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| 5829 | He was killed in battle. | Svatislav I Igorjewitsch Prince of Novgorod, Grand Duke of Kiev, Grand Prince of Perejaslaw (I3443)
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| 5830 | He was killed in battle. | Oleg Prince of Kiev (I4471)
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| 5831 | He was killed in battle. His estates were forfeited to the crown. | Ealdorman Æthelwold (I22634)
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| 5832 | He was killed in in the sea battle at Bravik. | Harold Hilditonn King of Lethra in Stealland, Denmark (I4474)
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| 5833 | He was killed in the battle at Huesca. | Sancho Ramirez I King of Aragon (I4313)
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| 5834 | He was killed in the Battle of Arsuf while on the Third Crusade. | Jacques d'Avêsnes Seigneur d'Avêsnes, Leuze, Conde and Guise (I4109)
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| 5835 | He was killed in the Battle of Barbery Hill. | Cuthwine Under-ruler of Wessex (I2863)
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| 5836 | He was killed in the battle of Bravik. | Randver Radbardsson of Denmark (I5325)
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| 5837 | He was killed in the Battle of Brissarthe against the Normans. | Robert "the Strong" Count of Anjou and Blois (I3002)
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| 5838 | He was killed in the battle of Cassel. | de Crepon, William (I22573)
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| 5839 | He was killed in the Battle of Holme. | Sigehelm Ealdorman of Kent (I2846)
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| 5840 | He was killed in the Battle of Hormuz by Ardashir, King of Persia, his son-in-law. | Artabanus IV Great King of Parthia (I9393)
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| 5841 | He was killed in the battle of Lechfeld. | Conrad "the Wise" Duke of Lorraine and Franconia (I3186)
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| 5842 | He was killed in the Battle of Lille. | Lambert of Boulogne Count of Lens in Artrois (I2478)
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| 5843 | He was killed in the Battle of Ramleh. His death may have been on the 27th of May. | Stephen III Count of Blois (I3323)
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| 5844 | He was killed in the Battle of Stamford Bridge. | Godwinson, Tostig Earl of Northumberia (I22567)
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| 5845 | He was killed in the Battle of Taillebourg near Cognac. | Archambaud VIII de Bourbon "the Great" Seigneur de Bourbon (I8742)
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| 5846 | He was killed in the Battle of the Standard being struck by an arrow. He was one of the Scottish commanders. | Gospatric II Earl of Lothian (I22242)
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| 5847 | He was killed in the Battle of Towton. | Welles, Sir Lionel KG, Lord Wells (I8804)
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| 5848 | He was killed in the old Indian House of Deerfield "by a shot fired through a hole, still seen, in the front door." | Stebbins, Hannah (I17975)
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| 5849 | He was killed in the Woëvre forest on orders of the mayor of the palace, Eboin. | Dagobert II King of the Austrasian Franks (I3436)
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| 5850 | He was killed on the second bank of the Charles River opposite Death's Bridge by Indians. His daughter was born the next day at Bullard's fort, her mother having died in childbirth a few hours after the birth. | Wood, Jonathan (I19738)
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| 5851 | He was killed together with his brother and most of his relatives at the Battle of Bryn Glas, also known as the Battle of Pilleth. | Whitney, Sir Robert (I10121)
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| 5852 | He was killed together with his brother Henry VI, Count of Luxembourg in the Battle of Worringen against John I, Duke of Brabant. | Waleran I of Luxemburg Sire de Ligni and de Roussi (I21989)
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| 5853 | He was killed while in the Revolutionary Army. | Hill, Israel (I14511)
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| 5854 | He was killed while leading his company across fallen logs to assault the Indian fortifications in the "Great Swamp Fight" of King Philip's War. | Johnson, Capt. Isaac (I367)
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| 5855 | He was killed. | daughter of Eanfrith (I6320)
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| 5856 | He was killed. | Leigh, Abraham (I23040)
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| 5857 | He was killed. | de Montgomery, Matthew Seigneur de Montmorency (I21968)
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| 5858 | He was killed. | Donald II of Alba King of the Scots (I3342)
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| 5859 | He was King of the Ostrogoths in Pannonia. | Theudemir King of the Ostrogoths (I9206)
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| 5860 | He was knighted by the King at the capture of Berwick. | de Percy, Sir Henry Lord Percy (I7578)
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| 5861 | He was knighted for his service at the Battle of Hutton Field, Scotland. | Standish, Sir Alexander (I23232)
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| 5862 | He was known for his prudence and mildness. | Cuhelyn King of Britain (I2572)
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| 5863 | He was listed as 23 years old in 1635. | Bement, John (I2173)
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| 5864 | He was listed as 27 years old in 1635. | Bement, William (I16291)
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| 5865 | He was listed as 90 years old at his death according to the Charlestown Parish Records. | Swett, John (I16062)
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| 5866 | He was living about 1554. | Robage, Thomas (I23738)
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| 5867 | He was living between 1154 and 1189. | de Hocton, Adam (I23542)
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| 5868 | He was living form 1152 to 1156. | Constantine FitzWilliam (I22237)
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| 5869 | He was living from 767 to 770. | Thüringbert (I3010)
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| 5870 | He was living in 1086. | Ribald of Middleham (I23401)
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| 5871 | He was living in 1150. | de Riddlesford, Walter (I23437)
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| 5872 | He was living in 1234. | de Bello Campo, Thomas (I23366)
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| 5873 | He was living in 1368. | de Sutton, John III (I23687)
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| 5874 | He was living in 1377. | FitzAlan, Sir Edmund (I23156)
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| 5875 | He was living in 1397. | Harington of Farleton, Sir Nicholas (I23205)
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| 5876 | He was living in 1453. | Houghton, Henry (I23521)
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| 5877 | He was living in 751. | Childebrand I Lord of Perracy and of Bougy, Count of Autun (I4735)
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| 5878 | He was living in July 995. In that month, he confirmed a donation of property. | Count Archambaud (I22541)
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| 5879 | He was Lord Berkley of Berkley Castle. | de Berkeley, Sir Maurice "the Magnanimous" Lord Berkeley of Berkeley Castle (I21702)
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| 5880 | He was lord of the manors of Kingsley and Bryn. | Gerard, John (I24136)
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| 5881 | He was made a Knight Banneret. | de Ros, Sir Thomas Lord Ros of Helmsley (I8080)
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| 5882 | He was made Lord of the Manor, Dryby in Lancaster, England. | Prescott, James (I482)
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| 5883 | He was made the Marshal of England. | Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)
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| 5884 | He was master of a short-hand which had puzzled us in several documents, and to which we did not imagine that any key could ever be found. Amono- the papers deposited in the library of the Connecticut Historical Society, many years since, was a stout little vellum-covered volume of nearly four hundred pages, closely written in this hand, with no clew to the subject nor to the writer's name. It lay unnoticed until about the year 1857, when it attracted the attention of J. Hammond Trumbull, LL.D., who is as ingenious in such matters as he is persevering in his researches. He succeeded in deciphering it, and found it to consist of notes of sermons and lectures, delivered in Windsor and Hartford, between April, 1638, and May, 1641, in regular course. The writer's name is not given, but his birthday is noted on the first leaf of the volume, and this and other facts identify him as Henry Wolcott, Jr.; and it is a curious fact that the only record of his birth is found among these hieroglyphics, and the date has been unknown till now. Having called Dr. Trumbull's attention to this fact, we give his answer, which explains his discovery of the authorship : — I was aware that the entry of Henry Wolcott's birth in the short-hand notebook supplied a date not hitherto ascertained, and corrects the year to which his birth has been usually assigned. This entry was my first clew to the ownership of the note-book. It is made at the top of the first leaf in the volume, in a single line, which, deciphered, reads : " Tlie day I was born was the 21 of January 1610" — that is, of course, 1611, N. S. So I had given, a regular hearer of Mr. Warham and Mr. Huit from 1638 to 1641, who was an occasional hearer of Mr. Hooker and Mr. Stone, at times when the Court was in session at Hartford, and who was born in 161 1. Henry Wolcott, Jr., was the only man in the Colony that could satisfy the conditions of the problem ; and on looking, for corroboration, into the " Wolcott Ledger," I found numerous entries in the same characters employed in the notebook. The latter contains no other entry of personal or family matters. The Ledger notes the birth of one or two children in short-hand, but supplies no new dates. | Wolcott, Henry (I16562)
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| 5885 | He was mentioned in 1221. | de Hocton, Sir Adam (I23540)
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| 5886 | He was mentioned in his brother's will. | Graves, Jonathan (I19230)
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| 5887 | He was mentioned in his brother's will. | Graves, Mary (I19232)
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| 5888 | He was mentioned in his father's will of 7 November 1608. | Prescott, John (I488)
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| 5889 | He was mentioned in the will of his grandson, Rowland Eliot. | Eliot, George (I24650)
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| 5890 | He was mortally wounded at a tournament at Ware, which King Henry III had expressly forbidden, as he did not want any of his subjects killing one another in sport. Gilbert was thrown from his horse and his foot was caught in the stirrup, thus he was dragged for some distance on the ground and died from the injuries received. | Mashal, Gilbert Earl of Pembroke (I21691)
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| 5891 | He was mortally wounded in 1303 at the Battle of Buelt against the Welsh, taken to Wigmore Castle, where he dyed almost immediately. | de Mortimer of Wigmore, Sir Edmund (I7575)
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| 5892 | He was most likely killed in Devon during King Alfred's second war. | Ubbe Ragnarsson (I22639)
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| 5893 | He was murdered by agents of his kinsman, Clovis I, King of the Salic Franks. | Cloderic "the Parricide" King of Cologne (I3405)
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| 5894 | He was murdered by an outlaw named Leolf who stabbed him to death at a banquet to St.Augustin. | Edmund "the Magnificent" King of England (I2842)
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| 5895 | He was murdered by Ebrion. | Saint Léger Bishop of Autun (I22688)
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| 5896 | He was murdered by Frédégonde. | Merovech (I22757)
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| 5897 | He was murdered by Gabriel Dumont, Baron de Blaignac, lieutenant of a company of marines. Gabriel ran Toussaint through with his sword, after which he fled. | Hunault dit Deschamps, Toussaint (I11076)
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| 5898 | He was murdered by his half-brother. | Raymond Berenger II "Cabeza de Estope" Count of Barcelona (I3918)
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| 5899 | He was murdered by his own son at the instigation of Clovis I. | Siegbert "the Lame" King of Cologne (I3407)
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| 5900 | He was murdered by Sigrid Starraade. | Harald "Granske" Under-King of Vigulmark, Vestfold, and Agde (I3791)
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