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     King of North Israel Jehu ben Jehoshaphat of Israel was the son of Jehoshaphat ben Nimshi of Israel.¹ King of North Israel Jehu ben Jehoshaphat of Israel witnessed the death of King of North Israel Jehoram ben Omri beit Omri 0841 B.C; Jehoram was pierced by an arrow from Jehu’s bow on the piece of ground at Jezreel which Ahab had taken from Naboth, and there he died.² King of North Israel Jehu ben Jehoshaphat of Israel was the successor of King of North Israel Jehoram ben Omri beit Omri; 10th King of North Israel.³ King of North Israel Jehu ben Jehoshaphat of Israel called all the priests of Baal to their temple where he had them killed and their pagan temple destroyed.⁴ King of North Israel Jehu ben Jehoshaphat of Israel was buried in Samaria, Palestine.⁵ He was the first Jewish king who came in contact with the Assyrian power in the time of Shalmaneser II.¹ He had Israel's evil queen Jezebel thrown to her death from a palace window. 10th King of North Israel at Palestine. He became king of Israel by murdering the 70 sons of king Ahab, including Israel's king Joram and Judah's king Ahaziah. He witnessed the death of Queen of Israel Jezebel bat Ethbaal the Zidonian at Jezreel, a town of Issachar, Palestine; At length she came to an untimely end. As Jehu rode into the gates of Jezreel, she looked out at the window of the palace, and said, "Had Zimri peace, who slew his master?" He looked up and called to her chamberlains, who instantly threw her from the window, so that she was dashed in pieces on the street, and his horses trod her under their feet. She was immediately consumed by the dogs of the street (2 Kings 9:7-37), according to the word of Elijah the Tishbite (1 Kings 21:19).¹

     King of North Israel Baasha ben Ahijah the Issacharite was buried in Tirzah (Tell al-Far'a).² He witnessed the death of King of North Israel Nadab ben Jeroboam the Ephrathite 0938 B.C. At Gibbethon, Philistine Kingdom, Palestine; Slain at the siege of Gibbethon, by Baasha.³ King of North Israel Baasha ben Ahijah the Issacharite was a witness where King of Judah Asa ben Abijah ha-David continuously at war, "all their days," with Baasha of North Israel 0938-0915 B.C.⁴ King of North Israel Baasha ben Ahijah the Issacharite was continuously at war, "all their days," with Asa of Judah 0938-0915 B.C..⁴ 3rd King of North Israel at Palestine 0938-0915 B.C..⁵ He became the 3rd King of Israel by killing Nadab and all the descendants of King Jeroboam.

     King of Sidon at a town 25 miles north of Tyre, Palestine, 0940 B.C..^2,1 King of Sidon Ethbaal the Zidonian was the father of Queen of Israel Jezebel bat Ethbaal the Zidonian; the daughter of Ethbaal, the king of the Zidonians.² King of Sidon Ethbaal the Zidonian was said to have been also a priest of Astarte, whose worship was closely allied to that of Baal, and this may account for his daughter’s zeal in promoting idolatry in Israel.¹

     Lucas Stedham married Catharina Samuelsdotter, daughter of Samuel Petersson and Brita Jönsdotter, before 1712; Her 2nd.^1,2

     Peter of Finland was born circa 1600.

     Elisabeth Petersson was born circa 1682. She was the daughter of Samuel Petersson and Brita Jönsdotter.¹ Elisabeth Petersson married Christiern Jöransson circa 1700.¹

     Christiern Jöransson was born circa 1680. He married Elisabeth Petersson, daughter of Samuel Petersson and Brita Jönsdotter, circa 1700.¹

     Peter Petersson was born circa 1666. He was the son of Samuel Petersson and Brita Jönsdotter.¹

     Anders Mårtensson was born in 1671.¹ He was the son of Mårten Mårtensson Sr. and N. N. (?).¹

     Anders Morton was born in 1691.¹ He was the son of Matthias Mårtensson Sr. and Anna Gustafsdotter Justis.¹

     Mårten Morton was born in 1692.¹ He was the son of Matthias Mårtensson Sr. and Anna Gustafsdotter Justis.¹

     Christina Morton was born on 23 October 1699 at Ammansland, Ridley Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Matthias Mårtensson Sr. and Anna Gustafsdotter Justis.¹

     Peter Morton was born circa 1700 at Ammansland, Ridley Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Matthias Mårtensson Sr. and Anna Gustafsdotter Justis.¹

     Matthias Morton Jr. was born circa 1701 at Ammansland, Ridley Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Matthias Mårtensson Sr. and Anna Gustafsdotter Justis.¹

     Constance de France was born circa 1013. She was the daughter of Robert II "le Pieux", roi des Francs and Constance de Provence dit d'Arles.

     Patrician at Constantinople, Byzantium.¹ Leon of Constantinople was born in 730.¹ He married Anna of Constantinople, daughter of Sergios of Constantinople and Euphemia (?), before 755.¹

     Anna of Constantinople was born in 735.¹ She was the daughter of Sergios of Constantinople and Euphemia (?).¹ Anna of Constantinople married Leon of Constantinople before 755.¹

     Georgios the Armenian was born in 675 at Armenia.¹ He married Anna (?) before 702.¹

     Anna (?) was born in 680.¹ She married Georgios the Armenian before 702.¹

     Gefion (of Norse Myth) married Scyld, holder of Hrethgothland (Mythical), son of Oðinn (of Norse Myth), chief of the Æsir and Frejya, the Goddess of Love, Fertility, Battle, and Death.^1,2 Gefion (of Norse Myth) was given a ploughgate of land by King Gylve.² She was sent by Odin across the sound to the north to discover new countries.² She went to Jotunheim, and bore four sons to a giant, and transformed them into a yoke of oxen. She yoked them to a plough, and broke out the land into the ocean right opposite to Odins, this land was called Sealand, and there she afterwards settled and dwelt.²

     Dampi (?) was the daughter of Ríg of Denmark.² Dampi (?) married Óláfr Vermundarson, King of the Danes, son of Vermundr "the Sage" Fródason, King of the Danes.¹

     Count of Tabellaria.¹ Laidolfo of Tabellaria was born circa 980. He was the son of Alfano of Tabellaria and Porpora of Amalfi.² Laidolfo of Tabellaria married Aldara of San Massimo, daughter of Truppualdo of San Massimo, before 1010.¹

     Aldara of San Massimo was born circa 990. She was the daughter of Truppualdo of San Massimo.¹ Aldara of San Massimo married Laidolfo of Tabellaria, son of Alfano of Tabellaria and Porpora of Amalfi, before 1010.¹

     Count of San Massimo. Truppualdo of San Massimo was born circa 960.

     Count of Tabellaria.¹ Alfano of Tabellaria was born circa 950. He married Porpora of Amalfi, daughter of Leone of Amalfi, before 980.¹

     Porpora of Amalfi was born circa 955. She was the daughter of Leone of Amalfi.² Porpora of Amalfi married Alfano of Tabellaria before 980.¹

     Leone of Amalfi was born circa 925. He was the son of Sergius I of Amalfi.²

     Sergius I of Amalfi was born circa 895. Duke of Amalfi.¹

     Pål Ollesson Pålsson was born circa 1673. The eldest son.¹ He was the son of Clocker Olle Pålsson and Kerstin Pålsson, Mrs..¹ Pål Ollesson Pålsson married Elizabeth Lemmens, daughter of Hendrick Lemmens, before 1693. Pål Ollesson Pålsson was a witness where Eric Andersson released his rights in the estate of Olle Pålsson to his brother-in-law, Pål Pålsson, on 21 September 1696.²

     Elizabeth Lemmens was born circa 1675. She was the daughter of Hendrick Lemmens.¹ Elizabeth Lemmens married Pål Ollesson Pålsson, son of Clocker Olle Pålsson and Kerstin Pålsson, Mrs., before 1693.

     Hendrick Lemmens was born circa 1650.

     Peter Ollesson Pålsson was born circa 1680.¹ He was the son of Clocker Olle Pålsson and Kerstin Pålsson, Mrs..¹

     Christina Pålsson was born circa 1685. She was the daughter of Clocker Olle Pålsson and Kerstin Pålsson, Mrs..¹

     Maria Pålsson was born circa 1684. She was the daughter of Clocker Olle Pålsson and Kerstin Pålsson, Mrs..¹

     Broer Sinnicksson was born circa 1653. He married Sophia Jöransson, Mrs. before May 1678; Her 2nd.^1,2 Broer Sinnicksson granted the land of his new wife's ex-husband (Anders Jöransson), upon the promise to pay Anders' five children 500 guilders apiece when each became twentyone years of age, on 8 May 1678 at Deer Point, Christina Hundred, Delaware.³

     Jöran Andersson was born circa 1671. He was the son of Anders Jöransson and Sophia Jöransson, Mrs..¹ Jöran Andersson was a witness where Broer Sinnicksson granted the land of his new wife's ex-husband (Anders Jöransson), upon the promise to pay Anders' five children 500 guilders apiece when each became twentyone years of age, on 8 May 1678 at Deer Point, Christina Hundred, Delaware.¹

     Christiern Andersson was born circa 1671. Christiern Andersson was the child of Anders Jöransson and Sophia Jöransson, Mrs..¹ Christiern Andersson was a witness where Broer Sinnicksson granted the land of his new wife's ex-husband (Anders Jöransson), upon the promise to pay Anders' five children 500 guilders apiece when each became twentyone years of age, on 8 May 1678 at Deer Point, Christina Hundred, Delaware.¹

     Jöns Andersson was born circa 1671. He was the son of Anders Jöransson and Sophia Jöransson, Mrs..¹ Jöns Andersson was a witness where Broer Sinnicksson granted the land of his new wife's ex-husband (Anders Jöransson), upon the promise to pay Anders' five children 500 guilders apiece when each became twentyone years of age, on 8 May 1678 at Deer Point, Christina Hundred, Delaware.¹

     Olle Andersson was born circa 1694. He was the son of Eric Andersson and Brita Paulson.¹

     James Andersson was born circa 1696.¹ He was the son of Eric Andersson and Brita Paulson.¹

     Maria Andersson was born circa 1696. She was the daughter of Eric Andersson and Brita Paulson.¹

     Anna Mattsson was born circa 1649 at Värmland. She was the daughter of Matthias Mattsson and Catharine Mattsson, Mrs..¹ Anna Mattsson married Matthias Nilsson before 1678.¹

     Matthias Nilsson was born circa 1648. He married Anna Mattsson, daughter of Matthias Mattsson and Catharine Mattsson, Mrs., before 1678.²

     Pedro Ramón de Barcelona was born circa 1045. He was the son of Ramón Berenguer I "el Viejo", conde de Barcelona and Isabel de Béziers. Pedro Ramón de Barcelona witnessed the death of Adelmodie de la Marche on 17 November 1071; (Or 1075.) Murdered by her stepson, Peter Raimond of Barcelona.¹ Pedro Ramón de Barcelona quarrelled with his step-mother, Almodis, and eventually killed her on 17 November 1071.²

     Isabel de Béziers was born circa 1020. She married Ramón Berenguer I "el Viejo", conde de Barcelona, son of Berenguer Ramón I "el Curvo", conde de Barcelona, Gerona y Ausona and Sancha Sánchez de Castilla, before 1045; His 1st.¹

     Geraud de Montignac was born circa 966. He married Nonia de Granol before 990.¹

     Nonia de Granol was born circa 971. She married Geraud de Montignac before 990.¹

     Sulpice, comte en Limousin, abbé laïque de Charroux was born circa 890. He was the son of Gerfroy, comte de Charroux.¹ Sulpice, comte en Limousin, abbé laïque de Charroux married N. N. de Limoges, daughter of Audebert, vicomte de Limoges and Deda, abbesse de Tulles et de La Règle.³

     Gerfroy, comte de Charroux was living circa 890.²

     Hatheburg von Sachsen was born circa 881. She was the daughter of Graf im Sachsen Erwin von Sachsen.¹ Hatheburg von Sachsen was a wealthy widow, prior to her marriage living as a nun at Merseburg, Germany.² She married Heinrich I "der Sachse", König von Deutschland, son of Otto I "der Erlauchte", Herzog von Sachsen and Hedwige von Babenberg, in 906; His 1st. Her 2nd (widow).^1,3,2 Hatheburg von Sachsen and Heinrich I "der Sachse", König von Deutschland were divorced before 909.¹