King of Scots 1058-1093 WTC WTC table 2 + 3 ARSC page 3 CPV 736 chart VII 641-/2 ibid page 219 The Scottish king had in fact now thrown in his lot with William's opponents in England, and it was probably about this time that, by one of the most influential marriage in English history, he allied himself to Margaret, the sister of Edgar Atheling. The Celts by Nora Cadwick page 90 The Scotish king lists are ... relatively reliable and can be checked in a number of Irish sources. They trace the kings from a common ancester Erc, whose three sons, who are said to have landed with 150 warriors and settled in what later became Argyll and the adjacent mainland and islands. Angus occupied Islay and Loarn occupied the north of present Argyll. A third brother Fergus d abt AD 500. Little is known of him but his descendant Gabran had his stronghold at Dunadd at the head of the little river Crinan; the most eastern of the settlements... Most important man during the last quarter of 6th c was Aedan Mac Gabrain. He estableish the king- dom of Dalriada as the ultimate nucleus of Scotland and it was he who attracted the great St. Columa to his court and retained his loyalty and his friendship throughout his life... Annal of Alster refer to his son and suc. Eochaid Buide as rex Pictorum. Aedan prob d 608 leaving a reputation as the greatest king of Dalriada. Aed Finn said to have ruled Dalriada from 748-778. Kenneth Mac Alpin must have been Pictish on his mother's side. Actual union of Picts and Scots seems to be middle of 9th c under Kenneth Mc Alpin traditionally about 843. Keneth's father Alpin belonged to the royal line of Gabrian, but he was killed fighting the Picts. Kenneth ruled the Picts happily for 16 years. He died in his palace at Forte- viot at Fortrenn abt 860 but the kings of what we must now call Scotland kept up the old Pictish customs. Henceforth their chief seat was at Scone, the old palace of the Pictish kings of the upper Try (?) RCSH Malcolm III b 1031 m (1) Ingibjorg dau of Earl Finn Arnason abt 1059 m (2) Margaret dau of Eadwaard Aetheling 1068/9 died slain by Morel of Bamborough at Alnwick in Northumberland. Bur Tynemouth. He and Margaret had 6 sons Eadward, Eadmund, Aethelred, Eadgar, Alexander + David, 2 dau Matilda + Mary

FMA gen chart 1, 2, 4. Hugh Capet son of Hugh the Great ruled 987-996. mar Adelaide. Father of Robert II the Pious, Hedwig M Rainier IV of Hainault + Giselle m Hugh I of Ponthieu

TF page 32 It has been suggested that the first king of France to speak only Romance (French) was Hugh Capet, who came to the throne in 987. ibid page 238 The Gauls returned to power with Hugh Capet in 9887; he took the French crown from the Carolingians 'by divine Providence, which purposed to restore to the native Gauls authority over their country and take it away from the German and Frankish foreigners who had usurped it until that time.7

GAB Hugh Capet b aft 939 d 24 Oct 996 King of France. M Adelaide of Pontou son of Hugh the Great Magnus and father of Robert II the Pious

LKQF Hugh Capet d Aug 996 of Smallpox, bur in front of altar of the Trinity in Basilica of St. Denis. Father of Robert the Pious

ARSC page 61 Hugh Capet d 24 Oct 996. King of France Mar Adelaide of Pontou He was born aft 939.

See notes under Cuthwine, his son. Ceawlin undertook the government of the West Saxons + reigned 50 winters. In 560 Ethelbert came to the kingdom of Kent + held it 53 winters. 591. This year there was a great slaughter of Britons at Wanborough. Ceawlin was driven from his kingdom. 593 This year Ceawlin died. From ARSC page 2 ARSC page 2 Cuthwine son of Ceawlin, Ceawlin son of Cynic.

PCD page 18 Gilbert de Clare Earl of Pembroke d Jan 6 1147/8 mar Isabel de Beaumont Parents of Richard de Clare Strongbow

MC page 54 Gilbert de Clare Surety son of Richard Surety b abt 1180 d on way back from Penros 25 Oct 1230 bur Tewkesbury before the high altar 10 Nov 1230 m 9 Oct 1217 Isabella, sister of Wm. Marshall Surety and dau of Wm. Marshall the Protector. She died 17 Jan 1239/40 From MC page 170+

ARD page 354 Maud m Richard de Clare (son of Gilbert de Clare, son of Richard de Clare, whose cousin was the mother of Richard de Percy) and had Gilbert who had Margaret, who had Margaret d'Audley, who had Hugh de Stafford, who had Margaret, who had Alice de Neville, who m Thomas de Gray ibid page 538 same information.

MCS Line 153 Sir Gilbert de Clare, Magna Charta Surety b ca 1180 d Penrose Brittany 25 Oct 1230, Earl of Gloucester + Hertford m 9 Oct 1217 Isabel Marshall

IHOI page 84 Isabel Dau. of Strongbow d 1220 PCD page 18 Isabel de Clare mar Sir Wm Marshall Aug 1189 dau of Richard de Clare Strongbow + Eva Mac Murrough parents of Sybil Marshall ARD page 339 Richard de Clare "the Strongbow" 1nd Earl of Pembroke... mar Lady Eva dau of Dermot Mac Murcha... had Lady Isabel de Clare who mar 1189 (his 1st wife) William le Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, protector of England d 1219

MC page 51+ Isabel de Clare b 2 Nov 1226 living 10 July 1264 m May 1240 Rober Bruce son and heir of Robert Bruce, Lord of Annandale + Isabel 2nd dau of David, E of Huntingdon. Son Robert Bruce m 1st Margaret Countess of Carrick 2nd Alianore ARSC page 217 Isabel de Clare m Robert Bruce dau of Gilbert de Clare + Isabel Marshall. b 1226 m 1240 age 13 at marriage, living 1264 MC page 62 + 192 son Robert Bruce m Marjorie, Countess of Carrick RB page 13 Isabel de Clare mar Robert Bruce 1210-95 Earl of Anandale son of Robert de Bruce and Isabel de Huntingdon

IHOI p 84 At the battle of Depert O'Dea in May 1318 Richard de Clare

was killed (Must be another Richard de Clare) POI page 94 marriage PCD page 18 Richard mar Eva MacMurrought dau of Dermot Parents of Isabel de Clare son of Gilbert de Clare + Isabel de Beaumont ARD page 339 Lady Elizabeth de Bellomont mar Gilbert Fitz Gilbert de Clare ...gad /rucgard de /ckare "The Strongbow" 2nd Earl of Pembroke, Lord Justice of Ireland dspm 1176 who mar Lady Eva dau of Dermot Mac Murcha the last king of leinster Ireland and has Lady Isabel de Clare who mar 1189 William le Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, protector of England d 1219 CIH Strongbow Richard Fitz Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Pembroke mar Aoife (Eva) dau of Dermot. "He was a man with reddish hair, freckled skin, grey eyes, feminine features, thin voice + short neck. Tall in stature, open- handed and kindly in disposition. What he could not accomplish by force he would effect by gentle speech."

Richard de Clare m Amice Countess of Gloucester . He was Earl of Hartford generally know as Earl of Clare d 1217. Son of Roger de Clare, Earl of Hertford + his wife Maud dau of James de St Hilary

MC p 66 Richard was a minor when his father died. Wardship to Hubert de Burgh, Earl of Kent,Justicar of England whose dau Margaret he m (1243?). The king was displeased. He was divorced and married Maude. He was present when Boniface archbishop of Canterbury, pronounced the curse on the barons of the Magna Charta. He was poisoned at the table of Peter de Savoy, the queen's uncle, along with Baldwin, Earl of Devon and others. Earl of Clare, Hertford + Gloucester

MC Richard de Clare Earl of Glouster + Hertford born 4 Aug 1222, died at John de Griol's manor at Ashenfield in Waltham, near Canterbury 15 July 1262. Buried 28 July 1262 at Tewkesbury. Married 1st Margaret, dau of Hubert de Burgh, Earl of Kent. She died Nov 1237. Married 2nd Maud on of before 25 Jan 1237/8, dau of Surety John de Lacie. Maud died bef 10 Mar 1288/9

ARSC page 63 Richard de Clare Earl of Clare, Hertford + Gloucester CP IV chart IV: v 696-702 cf 700,736 chart: VII 677-680

ibid page 127 Maud de Lacy, Countess of Lincoln mar 25 Jan 1237/8 Sir Richard de Clare b 4 Aug 1222 d 15 July 1262.

ARD page 354 Saher De Quincey had Robert who had Margaret, m John Le Lacie and had Maud m Richard de Clare (son of Gilbert de Clare, son of Richard de Clare, whose cousin was the mother of Richard de Percy) and had Margaret d'Audley, who had Hugh de Stafford,d who had Margaret, who had Alice de Neville who m Thomas de Gray.

Richard de Clare, son and Heir of Roger de Clare, Earl of Hertford and his wife Maud dau and heiress of James de St Hilary and grandson of Richard Fitz Gilbert, Lord of Clare and his wife Adeliz (or Alice) dau of Ranulph Le Meschin, Earl of Chester.

ARSC page 63 Governor of London Lord of Inchequin + Youghae CP VII 200 Bank I 112,155

MC Governor of the city of London, died in battle in Ireland 1285. Married Julian, not Amy, dau of Sir Maurice Fitz Maurice, Lord Justice of Ireland. Children Thomas, Maud m Robert de Clifford, Margaret.

MCS Line 153 Thomas de Clare m Juliane Fitz Maurice d Ireland 1257/8

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Encyclopedia of Am. Quaker Gen. by Wm Wade Hinshaw Vol. 1 NC 1831,6,4 Ruth Reece (formerly Dobbins c on her mou (Condemned married out of unity)

Ruth died of cancer Sept 1882 buried at Honey Creek Cemetery. (south and west of New Providence, Iowa.)

Immigrated to Hardin County Iowa in 1851 Aug 31 Dobbins, William, s Jacob + Ann, Surry C o. m Mary Hough EAQG 1851,4,5 William Sr. + fam gct (granted certificate to) Salem MM Henry Co., Iowa 1851,4,5 Mary + dt Martha gct Salem MM Henry Co., Iowa HUFF 1803,9,8 Mary (Hough) widow dt William + Hanoour Mills Surry Co., m William Dobbins CAG On Dec 12, 1829, William Dobbins, acting as agent fro the Quakers, deeded the land where the meeting house (Swan Creek) Baptist Church (Independent)) now stands to the Baptists of Swan Creek, land which had been granted to Thomas Allen in 1803.

MC page 164 Gorm Enshe II father of Harold Parcus and son of Gorm Enske

RB page 216+ Alice Erskine mar Walter Fitz Alan. She was dau of Sir John Erskin mar Ross dau of Hugh Their dau Marjory Stewart mar Sir Alexandria Lindsey

RB page 216+ Sir John Erskin mar Ross dau of Hugh. parents of Alice Erskine mar Walter Fitz Alan who took the name of Stewart