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     N. N. the Semite was born. Jubilees 11:14 "... the daughter of his (Terah's) father's sister."¹ She was the daughter of Serug ben Reu the Semite.¹ N. N. the Semite married 'Abram (?).

     Keturah (?) married Patriarch Abraham ben Tarakr the Semite, son of Tarakr ben Nahor the Semite and 'Edna bat 'Abram (?); His 3rd.^2,3 Keturah (?) was the mother of Midian ben Abraham the Semite; the son of Abraham and his third wife, Keturah.⁴ Keturah (?) may well stand for the fertility of Israel the natural seed.⁵

     Exilarch Mar Huna VI ben Kahana beni David was the son of Exilarch Kahana II ben Zutra beni David.¹ Exilarch Mar Huna VI ben Kahana beni David was the successor of Exilarch Mar Huna V ben Zutra beni David; Exilarch.^2,3 Exilarch at Babylonia between 484 and 508.^2,3 Exilarch Mar Huna VI ben Kahana beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Mar Zutra II ben Huna beni David; Exilarch.²

     Epher ben Midian the Semite was the son of Midian ben Abraham the Semite.¹ Epher ben Midian the Semite was the son of Midian and grandson of Abraham.¹ Also called Atlas.²

     Exilarch Kahana II ben Zutra beni David was the son of Exilarch Mar Zutra I ben Kahana beni David.¹ Exilarch Kahana II ben Zutra beni David was the successor of Exilarch Mar Zutra I ben Kahana beni David; Exilarch.² Exilarch at Babylonia between 455 and 465.^2,3 Exilarch Kahana II ben Zutra beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Mar Huna V ben Zutra beni David; Exilarch.^2,3

     Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David was the son of Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David.¹ Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David was the son of Neariah.² He married N. N. bat Hizkiah ha-David, daughter of Hezekiah ben Neariah ha-David; 1st cousins.¹ The first exilarch, or "head of the [Jews in] exile"--who claimed more direct Davidic descent than the Palestinian patriarch--to rule over the Jews as a quasi-prince was appointed by the Parthian, or Arsacid, rulers. At Babylonia circa 100.³

     Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David was the son of Rephaiah ben Jesaiah ha-David.¹ Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David was the father of Obadiah ben Arnan ha-David; the son? of Arnan.² Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David was the son? of Rephaiah.²

     Rephaiah ben Jesaiah ha-David was the son of Jesaiah ben Hananiah ha-David.¹ Rephaiah ben Jesaiah ha-David was the father of Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David; the son? of Rephaiah.² Rephaiah ben Jesaiah ha-David was the son of Jesaiah.²

     Lanice (?) married Caranus, King of Aegae, son of Phidon Heraclid.¹

     Frode IV Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the son of Fridleif III Fordisson, King of the Danes.^1,2 King of the Danes at Denmark before 407.³ Frode IV Fridleifsson, King of the Danes died in 407.⁴ He was the predecessor of Ingild, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.³

     Fridleif III Fordisson, King of the Danes was the son of Frode III "the Pacific" Dansson, King of the Danes.¹

     Óláfr Vermundarson, King of the Danes was the son of Vermundr "the Sage" Fródason, King of the Danes.¹ Óláfr Vermundarson, King of the Danes was the predecessor of Dan Mikilláta Óláfsson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.² King of the Danes at Denmark.² Óláfr Vermundarson, King of the Danes also went by the name of Olaf "the Mild". King of Denmark. He married Dampi (?), daughter of Ríg of Denmark.³

     Vermundr "the Sage" Fródason, King of the Danes was the son of Fródi Hávarsson, King of the Danes.¹ Vermundr "the Sage" Fródason, King of the Danes was the predecessor of Óláfr Vermundarson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.² King of Denmark. Vermundr "the Sage" Fródason, King of the Danes was the successor of Fródi Hávarsson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.²

     Fródi Hávarsson, King of the Danes was the son of Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes.¹ King of the Danes at Denmark.² Fródi Hávarsson, King of the Danes was the successor of Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.²

     Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the son of Fridleifr Fródason, King of the Danes.¹ Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the predecessor of Fródi Hávarsson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.² King of the Danes at Denmark.² Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the successor of Fridleifr Fródason, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.

     Fridleifr Fródason, King of the Danes was the son of Fródi Fridleifsson, King of the Danes.¹ Fridleifr Fródason, King of the Danes was the predecessor of Hávarr Fridleifsson, King of the Danes; King of the Danes.² King of the Danes at Denmark.

     Fródi Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the son of Fridleif Skjöldsson, King of the Danes.¹ Fródi Fridleifsson, King of the Danes was the predecessor of Fridleifr Fródason, King of the Danes; King of the Danes. King of the Danes at Denmark.²

     Fridleif Skjöldsson, King of the Danes was the son of Scyld, holder of Hrethgothland (Mythical) and Gefion (of Norse Myth).^1,2 King of Denmark.

     Scyld, holder of Hrethgothland (Mythical) was the son of Oðinn (of Norse Myth), chief of the Æsir and Frejya, the Goddess of Love, Fertility, Battle, and Death.^1,2 Scyld, holder of Hrethgothland (Mythical) was set in Hrethgothland by his father Woden. His son was Frealaf, whose descendants were the Scyldings, who were the Dane-kings, and the land that was then called Hrethgothland is now Denmark.² King of the Danes. He was left by his father, Odin, to become King of the Danes. He married Gefion (of Norse Myth).^3,1

     Helgi "inn hvassi" of Ringerike also went by the name of Helge "the Sharp".² He married Aslaug Sigurdsdóttir, daughter of Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes.²

     Aslaug Sigurdsdóttir was the daughter of Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes.¹ Aslaug Sigurdsdóttir married Helgi "inn hvassi" of Ringerike.¹

     Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes was the son of Konung av Sverige Ragnarr Lodbrók Sigurdsson (Mythical).¹ Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes killed in single combat the berserk Hildebrand, and eleven others of his comrades, when he was only 11 years old.² Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes also went by the name of Sigurd "the Worm-Eyed".¹ He was the successor of Konung av Sverige Ragnarr Lodbrók Sigurdsson (Mythical); King of the Danes.³ Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes was born circa 780. King of the Danes at Denmark between 794 and 803.³ He died in 803.⁴

     Thóra Sigurdsdóttir was the daughter of Sigurdr orms-í-auga, King of the Danes. Thóra Sigurdsdóttir married Rögnvaldr Heidum Hæri Óláfsson, King of Vestfold, son of Óláfr Geirstad-Alf Gudrødsson, King of Vestfold; 10th cousins.¹

     Ælfflæd of Mercia was the daughter of Ceolwulf I, King of Mercia and Kent.¹ Ælfflæd of Mercia married Wigmund of Mercia, son of Wiglaf, King of Mercia.¹

     Cuthbert of Mercia was the son of Bassa of Mercia.²

     Bassa of Mercia was the son of Cynreow of Mercia.²

     Cynreow of Mercia was the son of Centwine of Mercia.²

     Centwine of Mercia was the son of Cundwalh of Mercia.²

     Cundwalh of Mercia was the son of Cenwalh of Mercia.²

     Cenwalh of Mercia was the son of Pybba, King of Mercia.¹

     Cynewald of the Angles was the son of Cnebba of the Angles.¹ Cynewald of the Angles was the successor of Cnebba of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.² Ruler of the Angles at Central Britain circa 560.²

     Cnebba of the Angles was the son of Icel of the Angles.¹ Cnebba of the Angles was the successor of Icel of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.² Ruler of the Angles at Central Britain circa 540.² Cnebba of the Angles was the predecessor of Cynewald of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.²

     Icel of the Angles was the son of Eomær of the Angles.¹ Icel of the Angles was the successor of Eomær of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.¹ Ruler of the Angles at Central Britain circa 520.¹ Icel of the Angles was the predecessor of Cnebba of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.¹

     Eomær of the Angles was the son of Angenwit of the Angles.² Ruler of the Angles at Central Britain circa 500.³ Eomær of the Angles was the predecessor of Icel of the Angles; Ruler of the Angles.³

     Angenwit of the Angles was the son of Offa, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth) and Freawinesdotter (Anglo-Saxon Myth).¹

     Offa, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the son of Wærmund, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth).¹ Offa, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was ancestor of the kings of Mercia.² He surpassed everyone else in stature, but from his youth he never spoke or laughed, never played or made merry.¹ He married Freawinesdotter (Anglo-Saxon Myth), daughter of Freawine, under-king of the Wærnas (Anglo-Saxon Myth).³

     Freawinesdotter (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the daughter of Freawine, under-king of the Wærnas (Anglo-Saxon Myth).¹ Freawinesdotter (Anglo-Saxon Myth) married Offa, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth), son of Wærmund, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth).² Freawinesdotter (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the daughter of Freawine, a descendant of Brand son of Bældæg, who was under-king of the Wærnas.³

     Wærmund, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the son of Wihtlæg, King of the Angles and the Jutes (Anglo-Saxon Myth).¹ Wærmund, King of the Angles (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was living in 350.²

     Witta, under-king of the Swæfe (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the son of Wehta (Anglo-Saxon Myth).² Under-king of the Swæfe.¹

     Wehta (Anglo-Saxon Myth) was the son of Wihtlæg, King of the Angles and the Jutes (Anglo-Saxon Myth).¹

     Eni Uuffing was the son of King of the East Angles Tytilus Uuffing.²

     Wehha of the Angles was the son of Wilhem of the Angles.²

     Wilhem of the Angles was the son of Hryp of the Angles.²

     Hryp of the Angles was the son of Hrothmund of the Angles.²

     Hrothmund of the Angles was the son of Trygils of the Angles.²

     Trygils of the Angles was the son of Tætman of the Angles.²

     Tætman of the Angles was the son of Casere Odinsson.² Tætman of the Angles was ancestor of the royal line of East Anglia.¹

     Casere Odinsson was the son of Oðinn (of Norse Myth), chief of the Æsir and Frejya, the Goddess of Love, Fertility, Battle, and Death.¹

     James Snelgrove was born say 1813. He married Ann Graham, daughter of Andrew Graham and Catherine Robinson.¹

     Christie Ann Graham was born circa 1823? At Enniskillen, Fermanagh County, Ulster Province, Ireland.² She was the daughter of Andrew Graham and Catherine Robinson.¹ Christie Ann Graham married Robert Foster.¹