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_Heinrich Kieffer ___
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| (1639 - 1689) m 1657
_Johan Fredrich Kieffer _|
| (1673 - 1732) m 1698 |
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| (1639 - 1681) m 1657
_Johann Leonard Kieffer _|
| (1707 - 1766) m 1728 |
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| (1678 - 1732) m 1698 |
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| (1330 - 1397)
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| (1378 - 1449) m 1402 |
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_Robert De Hungerford _|
| (1409 - 1459) m 1431 |
| | _Hugh Peverell _______________+
| | | (1300 - 1358)
| | _Thomas Peverell _______|_Elizabeth (Margaret) Cobham _
| | | (1340 - 1422) m 1379
| |_Katherine Peverell ___|
| (1380 - 1426) m 1402 |
| | _Thomas De Courtenay _________+
| | | (1311 - 1337)
| |_Margaret De Courtenay _|_Muriel De Moels _____________
| m 1379
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| (1431 - 1464)
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| | (1337 - 1391)
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| | (1364 - ....) |
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| | | | (.... - 1379)
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| | (1344 - 1433) (1311 - 1345)
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[21130] From wife's status was summoned to Parliament in January 1444/45 and made Lord (Baron) Moleyns. Served in France and was taken prisoner, remaining in Aquitaine for several years, released when a large ransom was paid. Was taken prisoner after defeat at Hexham in 1464 and beheaded at Newcastle, Northumberland.
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| (0975 - 1056) m 0999 |
| | _Herfast de Crepon _________________+
| | | (0885 - ....)
| | _HAROLD "Bluetooth".Gormsson Crepon _|____________________________________
| | | (0918 - 0987) m 0940
| |_Sibell De Crepon _______________________________|
| (0952 - ....) |
| | _OLAF Bjornsson King Of Sweden _____+
| | | (0885 - ....)
| |_Gynrithe (Aesa) Olafsdatter ________|_INGEBORG Thrandsson Thrandsdatter _
| (0919 - 1000) m 0940
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|--Roger De Montgomery
| (1005 - 1094)
| _Bernard De Harcourt _______________+
| | (.... - 0955) m 0899
| _Torf or Turlufus Harcourt __________|_Sprote De Bourgoyne _______________
| | m 0955
| _Tourude Turchetil De Harcourt __________________|
| | (0951 - 1027) m 0979 |
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| _HAROLD "Bluetooth".Gormsson Crepon _|____________________________________
| | (0918 - 0987) m 0940
|_Wevia Avelina (Duvelina) FitzRichard de Crepon _|
(0948 - ....) m 0979 |
| _OLAF Bjornsson King Of Sweden _____+
| | (0885 - ....)
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[7311] Roger de Montgomerie, Count of Montgomerie and Viscount d'Exmes in Normandy, and subsequently Earl of Shrewsbury, Arundel and Chichester in England and Montgomery in Wales, was one of the most powerful and influential nobles at the court of William the Conqueror. This Roger accompanied William to England and led the main forces in the attack atHastings. He is said to have been the man who conceived the idea, and who mainly helped to carry it out, of the Conquest of England. He headed hisown vassals and provided a vast contingent of ships, no less than sixty, to carry out the expedition. His was the master mind of Normandy, andafter William I was firmly established Roger Montgomery was made Viceroy to govern Normandy in connection with Queen Matilda, but later when news of the conspiracies reached them he took Roger back to England with him where he was given nearly the whole of County Salop, with the Earldom ofShrewsbury, he had been made Earl of Arundel also, and had 28 manors in Dorset and also in Somerset, 77 in Sussex, besides the City of Chichesterand the Castle of Arundel and many others in different counties. Bry, agreat Antiquarian, summarizes the collective evidence of historicalmanuscripts into the fact that Roger Montgomery, the first Earl ofArundel and Count de Exmes or Hiemes in Normandy, was a descendant of theancient House of Hiemes, who had held that county at least 300 yearsprior to the reign of William the Conqueror. He asserts positively thathe has seen the manuscripts that prove this long line in France. Roger married 1st Mabel de Belesme or Belleme, daughter of William II, Count ofBelesme and Alencon of France, about 1044. She died 1086 and he married2nd Adeliza, daughter of Everard de Pusay, standard bearer of Robert,Duke of Normandy, the Crusader. Roger's first wife was the daughter ofWilliam of Belesme, surnamed "de Talvas," a name derived from a speciesof buckler he wore, or as some say a nickname denoting his great cruelty.He married Hildeburga, a daughter of Arnulph, a chevalier, a very nobleman. William was a man of savage and violent temper. On his wife'sprotesting against his enormities and condemning them openly, he causedher to be strangled. Roger greatly increased his wealth and his influenceby his marriage with Mabel, whose grandfather, Ivers de Criel, had Alencon and Belesme in France from Richard II, Duke of Normandy. We havetold above how Roger's brother Gilbert was killed by Mabel in the attemptto kill Arnold or Ernauld, like a second Lucrezia Borgia. Gilbert wasthen in the flower of his youth, but she evidently had no remorse, andnot satisfied with the contratempts, then poisoned three noblemen,including Arnold, to make things sure. The other two recovered butArnold, having no one to nurse him, died. In revenge for this Hugh Bonel,a son of Arnold's uncle, forced entry by night into the chamber of theCountess and cut off her head as she lay in bed. He and his accomplices escaped by destroying the bridges behind them. Mabel had possessed Eschafour and Montreuil for 26 years, keeping him out of his inheritance.(Ordericus, the historian, who lived at this time, tells these grew some tales, but he was a monk in the Abbey of St. Everoult, which was foundedby the family of Arnulph Giroie, and was prejudiced against the Montgomeries and Belesmes and perhaps they were not as bad as he painted them.) Mabel seems to be a wicked and cruel woman, haughty, worldlyminded, crafty and a babler, but Roger's 2nd wife was the opposite, beingof the highest French nobility, remarkable for her good sense and piety.He had five sons and four daughters by Mabel: Hugh, Robert, Arnold, Rogerand Philip, Emma, Maud, Mabel and Sybil. (Sybil married WilliamFitz-Hamon and their daughter Mabel married Robert, called the Consul, a famous hero, and son of Henry I, King of England, by Elizabeth deBellomont, from whom you also deseend through the d'Audleys and Touchets.)
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Ancestral File v4.19 (FamilySearch)
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Burke's Peerage & Baronetage, 106th Edition, Charles Mosley Editor-in-Chief, 1999
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Larson: Genealogical Research of Kirk Larson
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Larson: Genealogical Research of Kirk Larson
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Larson: Genealogical Research of Kirk Larson
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Larson: Genealogical Research of Kirk Larson
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| (1592 - 1628) m 1610
_Benjamin Martin ____|
| (1659 - 1732) m 1680|
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| (1628 - 1687) m 1646|
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| | (1614 - 1687) m 1634
|_Dorothy Alston _____|
(1637 - 1694) m 1664|
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_Zachariah Moorman ____+
| (1620 - 1702) m 1646
_Thomas Moorman __________|_Mary Ann Candler _____
| (1658 - ....) (1625 - 1669)
_Charles M. Moorman Sr______|
| (1681 - ....) |
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| |_Elizabeth Micajah Clark _|_______________________
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_Thomas Moorman _____|
| (1705 - 1767) m 1729|
| | _Christopher Reynolds _+
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| | _Christopher Reynolds ____|_Elizabeth Matthews ___
| | | (1642 - 1695) (1615 - 1658)
| |_Elizabeth Reynolds ________|
| (1694 - 1765) |
| | _John Shard ___________
| | | (1622 - ....)
| |_Eliza Ann Shard _________|_Rebecca Unknown ______
| (1656 - ....) (1630 - ....)
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| (1740 - 1766)
| _Michael Clarke _______
| | (1629 - 1678) m 1652
| _Micajah Clark ___________|_Margaret Unknown _____
| | (1659 - 1706) m 1680 (1633 - 1689)
| _Christopher Clark _________|
| | (1681 - 1754) m 1709 |
| | | _Zachariah Moorman ____+
| | | | (1620 - 1702) m 1646
| | |_Sally Ann Moorman _______|_Mary Ann Candler _____
| | (1662 - ....) m 1680 (1625 - 1669)
|_Rachel Clark _______|
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| _Arthur Johnston ______+
| | (1587 - 1649) m 1625
| _Edward Johnston _________|_Barbara Gordon _______
| | (1649 - 1704) m 1677 (1603 - 1650)
|_Penelope Bolling Johnston _|
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Norvan L. Johnson
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