William Andrew's funeral services were held at Slaton Baptist Church, 610 South 9th street, Slaton, Texas. Billy Johnson was also Baptized there.

1997 SDI (social security death index) lists William's SS# 458-05-1621, issued in Texas.

1910 Hunt County, Texas Census shows Andrew Johnson was 9 years old.

B St Paul, MN

D vol1939 Pg 129

Maud wife of David Earl of Huntingdon dau of Hugh de Kevelioc Earl of Chester.

IF Page 204 The De Lacys of Ireland... came to this country at the time of the Anglo-Norman invasion, having gone to England from Lascy in Normandy in the previous century with William Conqueror. In the annals the name is written de Leis in Irish. The first and most famous of them was Hugo de Lacy (killed 1186) to whom was "granted" the whole of O'Meleghlin's territory, the Kingdom of Meath (of much greater extent than the modern county of Meath). Twice married, his 2nd wife was a dau of Roderick O'Connor, King of Ireland.

ARSC page 63 created Earl of Lincoln 1232; Constable of Chester CP IV 670 chart IV: V 695, 736 chart: VII 677-680: VCH Lanc I 306 PCD page 50 John de Lacy, Copnstable off Chester, Earl of Lincoln, Crusader Magna Charta Surety b ca 1192 d 22 July 1240 ARSC page 127 Margaret de Quincy m bef 21 June 1221 John de Lacy, Constable of Chester, Earl of Lincoln, Crusader, Magna Charts Surety b ca 1192 d 22 July 1240. Parents of Maud de Lacy

ARSC page 63 MC Richard de Clare married 2nd Maud, on or bef 25 Jan 1237/8, dau of Surety John de Lacie. She died before 10 Mar 1288/9 ARSC page 127 Maud de Lacy, Countes of Lincoln d bef 10 Mar 1289 m 25 Jan 1237/8 Sir Richard de Clare. ARD page 354 Saher De Quincey had Robert who had Margaret, m John Le Lacie and had Maud m Richard de Clare

WTC page 393 It has been held on the authority of William of Jumieges that Baldwin IV of Flanders married not only Ogiva, daughter of Richard, duke of the Ardennes, who was the mother of Baldwin V, but also a daughter of Richard II of Normandy. ibid page 46 Baldwin V, who succeeded to the rule of Flanders in 1035 was already trying to play off the emperor against the French king whose sister he had married. ibid page 76 plans had been made for a marriage between the duke and Matilda, daughter of Baldwin V, count of Flanders, by Adela, daughter of Robert II, kino of France. ibid page 180 Tosti and his wife Judith fled from England to take refuge with Judith's half-brother, Count Baldwin V of Flanders. ibid page 212 The death on 1 Sept 1067 of...Count Baldwin V of Flanders. MC page 183 Baldwin V m Adela sister to Henry I of France, dau of Robert King of France. Son of Baldwin IV FMA gen chart 2 Baldwin V rules 1035-1067 m Adelaide Dau of Robert II the Pious Son of Baldwin IV and father of Baldwin VI PCD page 284 Baldwin V (the Pious) mar Adela (Adelheid) dau of Robert II. Son of Baldwin IV + Ogive. Parents of Matilda mar William Conq.

they were parents of BAldwin V.

RB page 216+ Sir Alexandria Lindsey mar Marjory Stewart parents of Isabel Lindsey

RB page 216+ Isabel Lindsey dau of Marjory Stewart + Sir Alexandrea Lindsey mar Sir John Maxwell, parents of Robertus de Pollock of Renfrewshire, Scotland

Rosalie de Lockes mar Fulk I. Parents of Fulk II

Nov 15, 1917 - Eldora, Iowa paper Levi J. Lundy was born in Ohio, July 10, 1834, and died Wednesday, Nov. 7, at his home in Lawn Hill, aged 73 years, 3 months and 27 days. Mr. Lundy came to Iowa in 1855 (1856( with his father, but soon returned to his native state, where he was married to Miss Mary Ann Skinner in 1856 Shortly after their marriage they moved to Iowa. Of this union four children were born, three daughters and one son. The son preceded him in death in 1916, and the wife many years before. (1836 - 15 May 1870). The daughters are Mrs. Mira (Myra) Thornton, of Owasa; Mrs. Ruth Thornton, of New Providence, and Miss Lenna Lunday, who is still at home. Besides these he leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Mr. Lundy will be greatly missed as a kind neighbor and friend. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Lawn Hill Church, conducted by Rev. Hickman and Rev. Deedrick. From material by Julia L. Braga, 1602 14th Ave., Eldora, Iowa 50627 Levi J. Lundy b. 10 July 1834 Ohio; d 7 Nov 1917 Iowa m 1856 Ohio Mary Ann Skinner (b. 1836 Ohio; d 15 May 1870 Hardin Co., Ia.) both bur. Hadley Cem. southeast of New Providence, Hardin Co., Ia. 4 children Columbus W. Lundy (1857 - 1916) m 1877 Mary E. Hall (1862-1935) 4 children Elmira (Myra) Lundy (1859-1950) m 1879 Monroe Thornton (1852-1919) 5 ch Ruth Lundy (1863-1946); m Silvanus Thornton (1857-1935) 5 children Lucy Belinda (Lenna) Lundy (1869-1957) single-from files of Julia L. Braga

Levi J. Lundy, eldest child of James + Lucy went back to Ohio about 1856 where he married Mary Ann Skinner. He returned to the farm and lived in Iowa the rest of his days.

According to an old diary Levi and his brother James Lundy with their families driving ten yoke of oxen plus the dairy stock, arrived at the crossing on Honey Creek in Providence twp on July 18 1856. An 1875 Atlas shows a saw- mill was on the north side of this crossing on Honey Creek built sometime after 1856 and previous to 1875 by Jeremiah and Perry Hadley. James continued to travel about 2 more miles farther west to the western side of section 23, where on August 1856 he purchased of James Fitzgerald 148 acres of land for $2500. The Chester Preparative Meeting of Friends was organized in 1869 and James Lundy was of the first members. It was written by Frank Clampitt about the Hardin County area that when children were coming into the world it was the general practice to call in a certain "Aunt" Lucy Lundy or "Aunt Lucinda Benbow" who did all that was necessary to be done in such cases, just as a neighborly accomodation. Lucy (Gage) Lundy passed away in 1877. James took for his 2nd wife in 1878 Fanny (Kinsey) Kinzer, widow of Jacob Kinzer, + dau of Christopher and Mary Kinsey.

CAG page 695 Levi Lundy (1809-88) to Grant Co. Ind 1841; to Hardin Co. IA 1856; farmer; Quaker m 1831 Sarah Wichersham.

Burke's American Family with British Ancestry Gen, Publ Co. 1939 page 2744 Anna Harriet Lund b 1842 d 1890 dau of Levi Lundy of Grant City, Ind. and g dau of James Lundy (fourth in descent from Richard Lundy who went from England to Boston MA in the ship "William Brown" in 1675 and settled in Bucks Co. PA in 1682 is believed to be desc from the Scottish family of Lundi) by his wife Elizabeth dau. of Thomas Johnson Captain Virginia Militia during War of American Independence, grandson of John Johnson by Lucretia Massey, dau of Lucretia dau of his 3rd wife Margaret, dau of William, 2nd Baron Spencer, of Anthony Ashley, 1st Earl of Shaftsbury. The above mentioned John Johnston, who went from Scotland to New Kent Co. VA in 1696 was son of James Johnson (whose 3 sons William, John and Alexander went to New Kent Co. VA in 1696), 4th son of Thomas Johnston of Craig (by Mary dau of Irvine of Kingcastle) 2nd son of John Johnston of that Ilk by his 2nd wife, Katherine, dau of William Lundie of that Ilk.

EQGLevi Lundy born in Ohio, in 1840 the family moved to Grant County, Ind. In 1855 they sold out in Indiana and came to Hardin County, Iowa. (sec 36, Providence Township)

Paper given to me (Frances J. Winslow) by Granny (Ruth Lundy Thornton) Bessie married Jan 1 1905 Leslie Witmer Sept 5, 1883 (B) Children: Myrna Oct 4, 1905 Lyna July 24, 1908 Ruth Jan. 1910 Cecil Jan 1914 Robert Sept 1917 Leslie Jr. July 18 Delbert married Nov 1905 Elma Wood Died Child: Paul June 28, died 1938(?) Lois Miller Sept 2, Levi Lundy born July 10, 1834 buried at Hamon's Horn SE of Providence Mary Ann Skinner (born Indiana) Children: Columbus Almira Oct. Ruth Aug 26, 1863 Lenna Aug 3, 1870

Ruth Aug 26, 1863 Died March 1945 Sylvanus Thornton May 11, 1857 died Sept 13, 1935 Children: Lula Sept 1, 1883 died 1884 Bessie Sept 9, 1884 Delbert Oct 30, 1885 Jessie Dec 6, 1890 Jessie married Dec 24, 1912 Henry Winslow May 5, 1890 Children: George Sept 30, 1914 Lois Aug 21, 1917 Joyce Dec 10 1920 Lois married Aug 22, 1940 Merrill Jensen May 1, 1915 Children: Sandra July 24, 1942 Claudia June 29, 1947 Joyce married June 21, 1941 Armund McCunniff June 1, 1916 Children: Pamela June 15, 1944 Mark Aug 21, 1946 Debra July '52 Cynthia July '53 George married Oct 6, 1940 Frances Jacobs Children: Michael Sept 5, 1941 James Ellery May 7, 1946 George H Sept 8, 1954 Michael married June 17, 1966 Naomi Wilkins Sarah Jason James married Maribeth Oberlink Michelle Stephanie George Jr married Terry Price Matthew Peter (This means this was written before Micah was born)

Grannie (Ruth Lundy Thornton) gave me (Fran Wijnslow) a book on the Thornton genealogy that had been collected by letter from various Thornton. She gave it to me because no one else in the family was interested in genealogy. We have made a lot of use of the information found in this book.

1910 Census says Samuel + Missouri had 7 children - 6 living.

SSDI: DALLAS 232-10-7849 b:20.DEC.1904 d:JUN.1983 (26070)

When Calvin joined the Army circa 1943, Dallas told him he hoped they shot him when he stepped off the boat. That was the last straw for Beatrice, and they divorced.

Had a place "just down the river" (per Tom Lyons) from Samuel + Missouri. The "whole lot of 'em" were farmers.

SSDI: No Dewey Lyons' in WV.

Per Faye Lyons and Tom Lyons, Dewey had no children.

SSDI: No Flora Lyons' in WV.

Struck by lighting as a child. Big and strong. Mentally retarded. Loved candy bars. Was placed in a home.

SSDI: GLEN 235-12-9174 b:13.JAN.1908 d:21.SEP.1991 GLENN 236-01-7024 b:20.JAN.1916 d:15.OCT.1994

SSDI: LEONARD 235-22-7739 b:15.AUG.1887 d:JUL.1971 (43033) LEONARD 236-09-0858 b:29.JUL.1916 d:NOV.1979 (25818)

Per Faye Lyons, Leonard had no children.

SSDI: MARY 232-42-6641 b:24.FEB.1891 d:JAN.1963 MARY 233-96-9899 b:11.FEB.1895 d:DEC.1975 MARY 235-34-9169 b:28.MAY.1898 d:SEP.1984 (72956)

Samuel + Missouri had a big, beautiful farm right on the Ohio river, near a train trestle. As far as grandson Tom knows, they lived there all their lives.

Once, when visiting with his father (Dallas), grandson Tom crawled up on the train trestle in order to see under a passing train. Dallas let him, knowing what would happen. As soon as the train was passing right over Tom, it let off steam, soaking him.

On another visit, Dallas and Tom were walking the path toward the farm. Dallas was drunk and carrying a big box of candy bars for Glenn. He fell off the path, down the steep hill, scattering the candy bars everywhere.

1910 Census says 7 children - 6 living. Still at home were Flora (14), Dewey (12), Mary Jane (7 or 9), Dallis V. (5)

Some sources insert Donnchad, King of Leinster died 1115 between Diarmait Mac Murrough and Murchad POI page 94 King of Leinster. Driven out of Leinster. Went to Bristol in 1166 + later to France. Recruited + promised land to mercenaries. died early summer of 1171, left Leinster to son-in-law. OIHOI page 55 Dubliners killed Dermot's father + buried his corpse with that of a dead dog under the floor of their assembly hall. Dermot abducted Teghearnan O'Rourhe's wife, the Meath princess Dorvorguills. He promised Maurice Fitz Gerald + Robert Fitzstephen Wexford + two adjoining cnatres. m dau to de Clare. ILAP page From Breffni Castle on Lough Gill, so long ago, Dermot MacMurrough the King of Leinster, eloped with Dervogilla, the wife of Tiernan O'Rourke + started a fued that led not only to 7 1/2 centuries of strife but also to the Norman Conquest of Ireland. ibid page 142 In 1152 Dermot MacMurrough was what they called "King" of Leinster. He liked poetry... but he was also a cruel savage.... He fell for one of those Irish women. He carried off Dovorghil, the beautiful wife of the leading O'Rourke, who stirred up the clans against him until he had to flee the country. He fled to Aquitaine in France, where Henry II, one of the English Norman kings, was conducting some family business... (He got Henry to supply him with men and arms). The first Norman invasions of Ireland, in about 1167-1169, were on a comparatively small scale, and were conducted by what we would now call soldiers of fortune....The pernicious Dermot MacMurrough, armed with King Henry's blessing, went to (the Fitzgeralds and the Clares - Strongbow -) and dangled the carrot of Ireland before the noses of the ironclad donkeys.... These Normans..soon proved themselves to be the most dangerous of all Ireland's invaders. They sacked... Waterford (where Strongbow espoused Dermot's daughter) and marched through the mountains of Wicklow to Dublin, which.. surrendered.... Strongbow was given all Leinster. Meath with its half-a-million rich acres was bestowed upon Hugh de Lacy. Fitzgerald got Munster and John de Courcy was mader Lord of Ulster. The King then appointed his son, Prince John, as "Lord of Ireland" and departed for...home. PCD page 18 Mermot Mac Murrough whose dau Eva mar Richard de Clare Strongbow ARD page 339 Richard de Clare "the Strongbow" mar Lady Eva dau of Dermot MacMurcha the last king of Leinster Ireland POI page 94 Diarmait Mac M King of Leinster driven out of Leinster, went to Bristol in 1166 + later to France. Recuited + promised land to mercenaries Diarmait d early summer ff 1171, left Leinster to son-in-law. OIHIO page 25 Dubliners killed Dermot's father + buried his corpse with that of a dead dog under the floor of their assembly hall. Dermot abducted Teghearnan O'Rourke's wife, the Meath princess Dervorguilla. He promised Maurice Fitz Gerald + poet Fitzstephen, Wexford + two adjoining cantrex, both sons of Welsh princess Nesta. He mar dau to de Clare. CIH Dervorgilla, wife of O'Rourke abducted by Dermot Mac Murrough. Dermot paid O'Rourke 100 pz of gold in reparation. d Spring 1171

RCSH Duncan son of Bethoc mar Crinan the Thane. b 1001 m a cousin of Siward Earl of Northumberland abt 1030, murdered 14 Aug 1046 bur Iona He had 3 sons 1. Malcolm III Ceannmor 2. Donald Bane 3. Madach m Margaret, dau of Haakon, Earl of Orkney

KQOB p. 94 Duncan, first king to rule the whole of Scotland. He only ruled for 6 years - in 1040 he was murdered by his cousin, Macbeth.

PAGE p. 125 DATA TEXT Richard Fitz Gilbert, Lord of Clare + his wife Adeliz (or CONC Alice) dau of Ranulpph le Meschin.

MC page 100 Geoffrey de Mandeville Surety m Avisa or Isabel dau of William Count of Meullent who had been wife of King John but repudiated because of consanguinity, both being great grandchildren of King Henry I His Earldom of Essex went to his sister Maud Behun.

MC page 51 Humphrey de Bohun VI mar Alianore dau of William de Braose + Eve sister of William Marshall Surety, dau of William Marshal the Protector.

ARSC page 63 Eve (Eva) Marshall d bef 1246 m William de Braiose. Parents of Eve de Braiose.

MC page 54 Gilbert de Clare mar Isabella sister of William Marshall, Surety, dau of William Marshall Protector. She was b 9 Oct 1217 d 17 Jan 1239/40.

DWB page 616 William Marshall was the son of John Fitz Gilbert (John the Marshal) by his second wife, Sybil, sister of Patrick de Salisbury, 1st earl of Wiltshire.

MC page 43 Hugh Bigod Surety mar 1212 Maud sister of Surety William Marshall. They were parents of 1.Roger Bigod d without issue, 2. Hugh Bigod d 1266 an eminent lawyer. appointed Justice of England 1257, m (1) dJoane dau of Robert Burnet, 3. Isabel Bigod (1) wife of Gilbert de Lacy d 1230. Son of Walter de lacy + Margaret Broas. Isabell m (2) John Fitz Geoffrey d 23 Nov 1258.

Sybil Marshal dau of Sir William Marshall + Isabel de Clare mar William de Ferrers MCS + PCD page 18 Sybil Marshall dau of William and Isabel de Clare, mar William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of Derby. CIH Sybil Marshall childless widow of Sir Gilbert Bassett m as his first wife bef 14 May 1219 William de Ferrers. 5th Earl of Derby d 24 or 28 March 1254. Sheriff of Lancashire + Keeper of the Honour of Lancaster 1223j-1228. Maud de Ferrers one of 7 daus.

ARSC page 66 The arrival in Ireland of William Marshall, husband of Strongbow's daughter Isabel de Clare in 1207. In 1245 the last of William Marshall's 5 sons died childless - leaving the whole lordship of Leinster to be partioned among his 5 daughters and their heirs.

MC page 11 William Marshall officiated at cornation of Henry, son of John MC page 16 The Marshall, the greatest fighting man of his, or perhaps any, age, he had a record without stain + men looked up to him.

OBRA page 66 See note under King Stephen (1853) For some two months William was the guest of King Stephen while the royal army lay before Newbury. One day as the king sat in a tent strewn with varicolored flowers William wandered about picking plantains. When the boy had gathered a fair number he asked the king to play "knights" with him. Each of them would take a 'knight' or plantain, and strike it against the one held by the other. The victory would go to the player who with his knight struck off the clump of leaves representing the head of his opponent's champion. When Stephen redily agreed to play, William gave him a bunch of plantains and aske him to decide who should strike first. The amiable king gave William the first blow with the result that the royal champion lost his head.

DWB page 616 In 1189 king Richard gave him in marriage, Isabel, countess of Striguil and Pembroke, dau of Richard de Clare, who brought him position and lands in England, Ireland, and Normandy... He was suc by W illiam Marshal II the first of his five sons who in turn became earls of Penbroke...He d Apr 1231.

PCD page 18 William Marshall mar Isabel de Clare Aug 1189 parents of Sybil Marshall ARD page 339 Lady Isabel de Clare dau of Dermot MacMurcha + Lady Eva, mar 1189 (his 1st wiffe) William le Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, protector of England 1219

ARSC page 63 William Marshall m Isabel de Clare. Parents of Eve (Eva) Marashall b before 1246 m William de Braiose, a desc of Griffith, King of Wales.

FMA page 134 The abbey of St Denis had been on of Charles Martel's most important sources of support ad he was also buried in the church. The son of Charles Martel, Pippin the Short, was educated there.

TF page 159 Only much later, long after st Denis had received the burials of a number of Carolingian rulers, including Charles Martel + Pippin I, did it become the almost undisputed burial place of the French kings.

TF page 234 But Pippin's illegitimate son Charles, usually known as Charles Martel, unknown source. Charles Martel a son of Pepin of Heristol by a concubine Aupais. He was considered savioor of Christianity baecause of his struggle with the Muslims. His sons, Pipin the Short, Carloman, dau Hiltrude m Duke Odilo

ARSC page 156 Charles Martel son of Pepin of Heristal.

RB page 216+ John Maxwell mar Isabel Lindsey dau of Marjory Stewart and Sir Alexandra Lindsey. Father of Robertus de Pollock of Renfrewshire, Scotland

Lived in Dublin, Cincinnati, Ohio, Janesville, WI