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     Also called Aude. Bertha d' Autun was born between 750 and 755.³ She was the daughter of Theodoric I of Septimania and Alda des Francs.^2,3 Bertha d' Autun married Nibelung II, comte de Madrie?, son of comte Nibelung I des Francs, before 770.³ Bertha d' Autun married Fredelon de Rouergue before 785.¹ Bertha d' Autun was a nun in 804.³

     Fredelon de Rouergue was born circa 755. He married Bertha d' Autun, daughter of Theodoric I of Septimania and Alda des Francs, before 785.¹

     Also called Remigius.¹ Rémy de Reims was born circa 785. He married Arsinde de Ponthieu, daughter of St. Angilbert "l'Homère de la cour" des Francs and Bertrada des Francs, in 813.^1,2

     Arsinde de Ponthieu was born circa 798.² She was the daughter of St. Angilbert "l'Homère de la cour" des Francs and Bertrada des Francs.² Arsinde de Ponthieu married Rémy de Reims in 813.^1,2

     Also called Haninai.² Habibai beni David (David Descent Tradition) was born circa 687 at Babylonia, Persian Empire. He was the son of Gaon Mar Natronai ben Nechmiah beni David and N. N. bat Hisdai beni David.¹

     Gaon, Ga'ON, is from Hebrew, lit. "proud one, exalted one." In (6th-11th cent. Babylonia) title given to one who was head of a Torah academy, or (medieval) title given to a great scholar.^3,5 Also called Mar Reb Natronai ben Mar Reb Nechemiah.³ Gaon Mar Natronai ben Nechmiah beni David was born in 670 at Pembeditha, Babylonia, Persian Empire. He was the son of Mar Nechemiah ben Haninai beni David.^2,4 Gaon Mar Natronai ben Nechmiah beni David married N. N. bat Hisdai beni David, daughter of Exilarch Hisdai I Shahrijar ben Bustanai beni David.² Gaon Mar Natronai ben Nechmiah beni David flourished in 719 at Iraq.³ Gaon at Pumbedia, Iraq, in 719.¹

     N. N. bat Hisdai beni David was born before 665. She was the daughter of Exilarch Hisdai I Shahrijar ben Bustanai beni David.^2,3 N. N. bat Hisdai beni David married Gaon Mar Natronai ben Nechmiah beni David, son of Mar Nechemiah ben Haninai beni David.²

     Norbert d' Aquitaine was the son of Hugobert d' Aquitaine.¹

     Also called Nehemiah.³ Mar Nechemiah ben Haninai beni David was born circa 650 at Babylon, Persian Empire. He was the son of Exilarch Haninai II bar 'Adai ben Bustanai beni David.^2,4

     Hugobert d' Aquitaine was the son of Alberic d' Aquitaine.¹

     Agilolf of Bavaria was could be the great-grandson of one of the sons of duke Theodo II.²

     Also called Haninai bar Adai.⁵ Exilarch Haninai II bar 'Adai ben Bustanai beni David was born circa 627 at Babylon, Persian Empire. He was the son of Exilarch Bustanai ben Haninai beni David and N. N. the Jew.⁴ Exilarch at Babylonia before 689.

     Also called Shahriar.⁴ Exilarch Hisdai I Shahrijar ben Bustanai beni David was born after 657. He was the son of Exilarch Bustanai ben Haninai beni David and Izdundad, Princess of Iran.^3,1 Exilarch Hisdai I Shahrijar ben Bustanai beni David was the successor of Exilarch Bustanai ben Haninai beni David; Exilarch.^5,2 Exilarch at Babylonia, Persian Empire, after 670.^6,7

     Alice Henderson was born circa 1845. She married 2nd Lieutenant Stephen Stalcup, son of Bennett Stalcup and Catherine Lydia Padgett, on 19 January 1875 at Greene County, Indiana.¹

     Also called Dara.⁵ Also called Izdadwar.² Izdundad, Princess of Iran was born circa 640. She was the daughter of Yazdgard III, Shah of Iran.^4,5 Izdundad, Princess of Iran married Exilarch Bustanai ben Haninai beni David, son of Exilarch Haninai I ben Hofnai beni David and N. N. bat Hananiah mi-Sura, in 657; His 2nd.^1,2,5,6

     Aimerudis d' Auvergne was born circa 825. She was the daughter of Raymond d' Auvergne.¹ Aimerudis d' Auvergne married Raymond III Pons, comte de Toulouse, son of Raymond II, comte de Toulouse and Gunhilde d' Urgell, before 950; His 2nd.¹

     Raymond d' Auvergne was born circa 795.

     N. N. the Jew married Exilarch Bustanai ben Haninai beni David, son of Exilarch Haninai I ben Hofnai beni David and N. N. bat Hananiah mi-Sura; His 1st.^1,2

     N. N. bat Hananiah mi-Sura was the daughter of Gaon Hananiah mi-Sura.¹ N. N. bat Hananiah mi-Sura married Exilarch Haninai I ben Hofnai beni David, son of Exilarch Hofnai ben Ahunai beni David, before 589.

     Gaon Hananiah mi-Sura was head of the Torah academy at Sura, Iraq. Gaon at Sura, Iraq.

     Exilarch Hofnai ben Ahunai beni David was the son of Exilarch Mar Ahunai ben Zutra beni David.² Exilarch Hofnai ben Ahunai beni David was persecuted by Hormisdas IV.³ Also called Kafnai.³ He was the successor of Exilarch Mar Ahunai ben Zutra beni David; Exilarch.^1,4 Exilarch at Babylonia between 560 and 580.^1,5

     Exilarch Mar Ahunai ben Zutra beni David was the son of Exilarch Mar Zutra II ben Huna beni David.^1,2 Exilarch Mar Ahunai ben Zutra beni David was the successor of Exilarch Mar Zutra II ben Huna beni David; Exilarch.³ Exilarch at Babylonia between 520 and 531.^3,4 Exilarch Mar Ahunai ben Zutra beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Hofnai ben Ahunai beni David; Exilarch.^3,5

     Exilarch Nathan II ben Abba beni David was the son of Exilarch Abba ben Ukba beni David.² Exilarch Nathan II ben Abba beni David was the successor of Exilarch Abba ben Ukba beni David; Exilarch.¹ Exilarch at Babylonia between 370 and 400.¹ Exilarch Nathan II ben Abba beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Kahana I ben Abba beni David; Exilarch.¹

     Exilarch Abba ben Ukba beni David was the son of Exilarch Mar Ukba II ben Nehemiah beni David.² Exilarch at Babylonia between 350 and 370.³ Exilarch Abba ben Ukba beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Nathan II ben Abba beni David; Exilarch.³

     Exilarch Mar Ukba II ben Nehemiah beni David was the son of Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David.³ Exilarch Mar Ukba II ben Nehemiah beni David was In the early fourth century, the rabbis rebel against the exiled Davidic king once again, this time refusing to pay Exilarch 'Uqba II the fund he is entitled to collect as king for the purpose of guarding and preserving God's everlasting covenant with the House of David..^4,5 He was the successor of Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David; Exilarch.² Exilarch at Babylonia between 313 and 337.²

     Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David was the son of Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David.³ Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David was the successor of Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David; Exilarch.² Exilarch at Babylonia between 270 and 313.² Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Mar Ukba II ben Nehemiah beni David; Exilarch.²

     Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David was the son of Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David and N. N. bat Abba Arikha of Babylon.² Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David was the successor of Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David; Exilarch.³ Exilarch at Babylonia between 260 and 270.³ Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Nehemiah ben Nathan beni David; Exilarch.³

     Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David was the son of Exilarch Mar Ukba I ben Nahum beni David.¹ Also called Anani.^2,3 Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David married N. N. bat Abba Arikha of Babylon, daughter of Rab Abba Arika ben Aivu of Babylon.² Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Mar Ukba I ben Nahum beni David; Exilarch.¹ Exilarch at Babylonia between 240 and 260.¹ Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David was the predecessor of Exilarch Nathan I ben Huna beni David; Exilarch.¹

     N. N. bat Abba Arikha of Babylon was the daughter of Rab Abba Arika ben Aivu of Babylon.¹ N. N. bat Abba Arikha of Babylon married Exilarch Huna II ben Ukba beni David, son of Exilarch Mar Ukba I ben Nahum beni David.¹

     Exilarch Shephat beni David was the son of Exilarch Johanen ben Akkub ha-David.²

     Exilarch Johanen ben Akkub ha-David was the son of Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David and N. N. bat Hizkiah ha-David.²

     N. N. bat Hizkiah ha-David was the daughter of Hezekiah ben Neariah ha-David.² N. N. bat Hizkiah ha-David married Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David, son of Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David; 1st cousins.³

     Hezekiah ben Neariah ha-David was the son of Neariah ben Shemaiah ha-David.² His name means "whom Jehovah has strengthened."³ Hezekiah ben Neariah ha-David was the son of Neariah.⁴

     Neariah ben Shemaiah ha-David was the son of Shemaiah ben Shechani'ah ha-David.¹ Neariah ben Shemaiah ha-David was related to Hezekiah ben Neariah ha-David; the son of Neariah.² Neariah ben Shemaiah ha-David was the father of Elioenai, and Hezekiah, and Azrikam.² He was the son of Shemaiah.³ He was related to Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David; the son of Neariah.²

     Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David was the son of Neariah ben Shemaiah ha-David.¹ Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David was the father of Hodaiah, and Eliashib, and Pelaiah, and Akkub, and Johanan, and Dalaiah, and Anani.² His name means "toward Jehovah are my eyes."³ He was the son of Neariah.⁴ He was the father of Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David; the son of Neariah.²

     William Henry Graham was born circa 1833 at Atlantic Ocean. He was born on the ship coming from Ireland, twin brother of Mary Ann Graham, who married Daniel Stewart.² He was the son of Andrew Graham and Catherine Robinson.²

In 1881, William Henry Graham was Head of Household on the census at Morrisburg, Dundas, Ontario, Canada, Details provided: "Married (wife Eleanor, age 45), of Irish origin, age 49 at next birthday, born in Ontario, occupation Minister, religion Episcopal Methodist".³

He was a Methodist Minister.²

     Shechani'ah ben Obadiah ha-David was the son of Obadiah ben Arnan ha-David.¹ Shechani'ah ben Obadiah ha-David was a priest whose sons are mentioned in 1 Chronicles 3:22.² He was the father of Shemaiah.² His name means "one intimate with Jehovah."³ He was the son? of Obadiah.⁴ He was the father of Shemaiah ben Shechani'ah ha-David; the son of Shechaniah.² Shechani'ah ben Obadiah ha-David was the father of Shemaiah ben Shechani'ah ha-David; the son of Shechaniah.²

     Obadiah ben Arnan ha-David was the son of Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David.² Obadiah ben Arnan ha-David was the father of Shechani'ah ben Obadiah ha-David; the son? of Obadiah.³ Obadiah ben Arnan ha-David was the son? of Arnan.³

     Hananiah ben Zerubbabel ha-David was the son of Zerubbabel ha-David.² Hananiah ben Zerubbabel ha-David was the son of Zerubbabel.³ He was the father of Pelatiah, and Jesaiah.⁴ He was a witness where Zerubbabel ha-David the father of Meshullam, and Hananiah, and Shelomith their sister; and Hashubah, and Ohel, and Berechiah, and Hasadiah, Jushabhesed.⁵ Hananiah ben Zerubbabel ha-David was the father of Jesaiah ben Hananiah ha-David; the son of Hananiah.⁴

     Zerubbabel ha-David was a witness where Darius I "the Great", King of Persia and Egypt ordered the rulers of Syria and Phoenicia to leave Judea in peace 0520 B.C.² Zerubbabel ha-David was governor of Judaea charged with the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem 0520 B.C..² He was a Jewish Tribal leader who returned to Judah after Cyrus, King of Persia, captured Babylon. Ezra 2:1 "Now these are the children of the province that went up out of the captivity, of those which had been carried away, whom Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon had carried away unto Babylon, and came again unto Jerusalem and Judah, every one unto his city;" 2:2 "Which came with Zerubbabel: Jeshua, Nehemiah, Seraiah, Reelaiah, Mordecai, Bilshan, Mizpar, Bigvai, Rehum, Baanah." 0538 B.C.^3,4 He was a witness where Cyrus II "the Great", Shahan Shah moved on the New Babylonian Empire which submitted peacefully and Cyrus allowed it cultural autonomy 0538 B.C.⁵ Zerubbabel ha-David was a witness where High Priest Jeshua ben Jehozadak ha-Kohen returned to Jerusalem from captivity in Babylon 0538 B.C.⁶ Zerubbabel ha-David was the father of Hananiah ben Zerubbabel ha-David; the son of Zerubbabel.⁷ Zerubbabel ha-David was the son of Pediah ha-David.¹ Zerubbabel ha-David was the father of Meshullam, and Hananiah, and Shelomith their sister; and Hashubah, and Ohel, and Berechiah, and Hasadiah, Jushabhesed.⁸ He was born. 1 Chron. 3:19 "And the sons of Pedaiah were, Zerubbabel, ..."⁹ He was born at Babylon. Matt. 1:12 "... Salathiel begat Zorobabel;"; Luke 3:27 "... which was the son of Salathiel."^10,11 He and High Priest Jeshua ben Jehozadak ha-Kohen rebuilt an altar to God on returning to Jerusalem. Ezra 3:1 "And when the seventh month was come, and the children of Israel were in the cities, the people gathered themselves together as one man to Jerusalem." 3:2 "Then stood up Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and his brethren the priests, and Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, and his brethren, and builded the altar of the God of Israel, to offer burnt offerings thereon, as it is written in the law of Moses the man of God."¹²

     Pediah ha-David was born. 1 Chron. 3:17 "And the sons of Jeconiah ... " 3:18 " ... Pedaiah."³ Also called Shealtiel.⁴ He was the son of King of Judah Jeconiah ha-David.²

     King of Judah Jeconiah ha-David was released from his captivity by Evilmerodach and reinstated as King of Judah 0558 B.C.. 2 Kings 25:27 "And it came to pass in the seven and thirtieth year of the captivity of Jehoiachin king of Judah, in the twelfth month, on the seven and twentieth day of the month, that Evilmerodach king of Babylon in the year that he began to reign did lift up the head of Jehoiachin king of Judah out of prison." 25:28 "And he spake kindly to him, and set his throne above the throne of the kings that were with him in Babylon."⁴
He was taken captive to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar II 0587 B.C.. As noted by tablets found in Babylon dating from Nebuchadnezzar II, 595-570, where is listed the deliveries of rations of oil and barley to the captive Jehoiachim and five of his sons, among others.¹ 19th King of Judah at Palestine 0598-0597 B.C..^5,6 He was born 0616 B.C.. 1 Chron. 3:16 "And the sons of Jehoiakim: Jeconiah ..."; 2 Kings 24:8 "... And his mother's name was Nehushta, the daughter of Elnathan of Jerusalem."; 24:8 "Jehoiachin was eighteen years old when he began to reign,".^7,3 He was the son of King of Judah Eliakim ha-David and Nehushta of Jerusalem.^2,3 Also called Jeconiah. King of Judah Jeconiah ha-David was a witness where Jehozadak ben Seraiah ha-Kohen and High Priest Jeshua ben Jehozadak ha-Kohen taken into captivity in Babylon by King Nebuchadnezzar.⁸

     King of Judah Eliakim ha-David was captured and brought, with other Judean nobility, to exile in Babylon 0597 B.C.. He decided, upon the Babylonians being unsuccessful in battle with Egypt and return to Babylon, to withhold tribute and in effect, to rebel against Babylon 0601 B.C.. He was a witness where Necho II, Pharaoh of Egypt appointed Jehoiakim as King of Judah 0608 B.C.¹ King of Judah Eliakim ha-David was appointed king by the Egyptian Pharaoh Neco 0608 B.C..¹ 18th King of Judah at Palestine 0608-0598 B.C..⁴ As of 0609 B.C., also called Jehoiakim ha-David 2 Kings 23:34 "... Eliakim the son of Josiah ... turned his name to Jehoiakim."⁵ He married Nehushta of Jerusalem, daughter of Elnathan of Jerusalem, 0617 B.C.¹ King of Judah Eliakim ha-David was the son of King of Judah Josiah ben Amon ha-David and Zebidah of Rumah.^2,3 King of Judah Eliakim ha-David was born 0633 B.C.. 1 Chron. 3:15 "And the sons of Josiah ... the second Jehoiakim"; 2 Kings 23:36 "... And his mother's name was Zebudah, the daughter of Pedaiah of Rumah." 2 Kings 23:36 "Jehoiakim was twenty and five years old when he began to reign;" (in 609).^6,7

     Nehushta of Jerusalem was the daughter of Elnathan of Jerusalem.^1,2 Nehushta of Jerusalem married King of Judah Eliakim ha-David, son of King of Judah Josiah ben Amon ha-David and Zebidah of Rumah, 0617 B.C.¹

     Zebidah of Rumah was the daughter of Pedaiah of Rumah.^1,2 Zebidah of Rumah married King of Judah Josiah ben Amon ha-David, son of King of Judah Amon ha-David and Jedidah of Bozkath, 0635 B.C.¹

     Jedidah of Bozkath was the daughter of Adaiah of Bozkath.¹ Jedidah of Bozkath married King of Judah Amon ha-David, son of King of Judah Manassah ha-David and Meshullemeth of Jotbah, 0649 B.C.¹