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     Aline (?) married Simon de Cailly, son of Osbern I de Cailly.¹

     Osbern I de Cailly was a Warenne tenant in 1084 at Suffolk, England.¹

     Sheriff of Norfolk John de Cailly of Owby was the son of Sir William de Cailly of Owby.¹ Sheriff of Norfolk in 1335.¹ Sheriff of Suffolk in 1336.¹

     Jacob Bouman was baptized on 30 November 1683 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Long Island, New York.¹ He was the son of Jacob Jorise and Lysbeth Thomas.¹

     Joris Bouman was baptized on 17 February 1678 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Long Island, New York.¹ He was the son of Jacob Jorise and Lysbeth Thomas.¹

     Joris Bouman was baptized on 23 April 1682 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Long Island, New York.¹ He was the son of Jacob Jorise and Lysbeth Thomas.¹

     Szemen of the Huns was the son of Ethei of the Huns.¹

     Ethei of the Huns was the son of Oposch of the Huns.¹

     Oposch of the Huns was the son of Kadcha of the Huns.¹

     Kadcha of the Huns was the son of Berend of the Huns.¹

     Berend of the Huns was the son of Zultan of the Huns.¹

     Zultan of the Huns was the son of Bolchu of the Huns.¹

     Bolchu of the Huns was the son of Bolug of the Huns.¹

     Bolug of the Huns was the son of Zemtur of the Huns.¹

     Zemtur of the Huns was the son of Zamur of the Huns.¹

     Zamur of the Huns was the son of Leel of the Huns.¹

     Leel of the Huns was the son of Zevent of the Huns.¹

     Zevent of the Huns was the son of Kulche of the Huns.¹

     Kulche of the Huns was the son of Ompud of the Huns.¹

     Ompud of the Huns was the son of Mirka of the Huns.¹

     Mirka of the Huns was the son of Mike of the Huns.¹

     Mike of the Huns was the son of Beztur of the Huns.¹

     Great Khan of the Huns 0209-0174 B.C..¹ Beztur of the Huns was the son of Budli of the Huns.¹ Also called Baktur of the Huns.¹

     Budli of the Huns was the son of Chamad of the Huns.¹

     Chamad of the Huns was the son of Bukem of the Huns.¹

     Bukem of the Huns was the son of Bondefard of the Huns.¹

     Bondefard of the Huns was the son of Tarkens of the Huns.¹

     Tarkens of the Huns was the son of Othmar of the Huns.¹

     Othmar of the Huns was the son of Kadar of the Huns.¹

     Kadar of the Huns was the son of Biler of the Huns.¹

     Biler of the Huns was the son of Kear of the Huns.¹

     Kear of the Huns was the son of Kave of the Huns.¹

     Kave of the Huns was the son of Kaled of the Huns.¹

     Kaled of the Huns was the son of Dama of the Huns.¹

     Dama of the Huns was the son of Bor of the Huns and Ly-sze Chou.¹

     Bor of the Huns married Ly-sze Chou, daughter of Emperor of China Yu-wang Chou.¹

     Ly-sze Chou was the daughter of Emperor of China Yu-wang Chou.¹ Ly-sze Chou married Bor of the Huns.¹ The Han dynasty was known to marry it's princess off to the barbarians in order to keep the peace. One such people were the Hsiung-nu who some believe were the same people called the Huns when they invaded the West. There is no good reason to doubt an earlier Chinese dynasty, the Chou, had a similar connection to a nomadic barbarian dynasty. (More doubtful is that a tribe of nomads could preserve such knowledge for 30 generations!).²

     Emperor of China Hsüan-wang Chou was the son of Emperor of China Li-wang Chou.¹ Emperor of China 0827-0781 B.C..^2,3,4 Emperor of China Hsüan-wang Chou was the successor of Emperor of China Li-wang Chou; Emperor of China.²

     Emperor of China Li-wang Chou was the son of Prince of China Tscheng Chou.⁴ Emperor of China Li-wang Chou was expelled by his nobles who replaced him with a collective leadership headed by the two most influential nobles until the crown prince was enthroned 0841 B.C..³ The year 841 B.C. is the firt solid date in Chinese chronology.² Emperor of China 0861-0827 B.C..¹

     Prince of China Tscheng Chou was the son of Prince of China Tschi-fah Chou.¹

     Prince of China Tschi-fah Chou was the son of Emperor of China Mu-wang Chou.¹

     Emperor of China Mu-wang Chou was the son of Regent Prince of China Tung Chou.¹ Emperor of China 0973-0918 B.C..¹

     Regent Prince of China Tung Chou was the son of Emperor of China K'ang-wang Chou.¹

     Emperor of China K'ang-wang Chou was the son of Emperor of China Ch'eng-wang Chou.³ Emperor of China 1017-0992 B.C..¹

     Emperor of China Ch'eng-wang Chou was the son of Ruler of Chou Wu-wang Chou.⁴ Emperor of China 1047-1017 B.C..¹

     Ruler of Chou Wu-wang Chou was the son of Ruler of Chou Wen-wang Chou.⁴ Ruler of Chou Wu-wang Chou succeeded his father, the famous Wen-wang, as head of the semibarbaric state of Chou, located on the western border of China 1111 B.C..⁴ He defeated the Shang kingdom, putting all of China under Chou rule 1111 B.C..⁵ Emperor of China 1111-1104 B.C..⁴ His personal name (hsing-ming) was Chi Fa.⁴ He assumed the title Hsi Po ("King of the West") and had begun to plot against the Chinese Shang dynasty.⁴ He was the founder of the Chou dynasty at western China.³ He was regarded by later Confucians as a wise king.⁴ Wu, his posthumous name, means "Martial."⁵

     Ruler of Chou Wen-wang Chou was the son of _____ Chou. Ruler of Chou Wen-wang Chou should be credited with molding the Chou kingdom into the most formidable power west of the Shang.² He extended the Chou sphere of influence to the north of the Shang kingdom and also made incursions to the south, thus paving the way for the final conquest by his son Wu-wang.² He assumed the title Hsi Po ("King of the West") and had begun to plot against the Chinese Shang dynasty.¹ He was depicted as intelligent and benevolent, a man of virtue who won popularity among his contemporaries and expanded the realm of the Chou.³

     Clémence, vicomtesse de Châteaudun was born circa 1233?. She was the daughter of Geoffroy IV, vicomte de Château-Dun and Clemence des Roches, dame de Château-du-Loir.¹ Clémence, vicomtesse de Châteaudun married Robert de Dreux, seigneur de Beu, son of Robert III "Gâteblé", comte de Dreux and Aénor de St. Valéry, in 1253; His 1st.^1,2

     Arms: d'azur au lion d'or seme de billetes de meme.³ Gauthier II, comte de Brienne was born circa 1088?. He was the son of Erard I, comte de Brienne and Alix de Roucy, dame de Rameru.² Gauthier II, comte de Brienne married Adelais de Baudemont, daughter of André de Baudemont, seigneur de Braine-sur-Vesle and Agnés (?); His 1st.¹