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     N. N. (?) married ri Iarthair Connacht Aurchad mac Murchada Uí Briúin Seóla, son of Murchad mac Máenaig, ri Iarthair Connacht. There is a possibility for further genealogy on this line, the mother of Be Binn, given recent research.¹

     Etromma ingen Indellaig of Uí Telláin Roirend was the daughter of Indellach mac Meic Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend and Fidcossa (?).^2,1 Etromma ingen Indellaig of Uí Telláin Roirend married leth-rí Laigin Muiredach mac Brain Uí Muiredaig, son of rí Laigin Bran Ardchenn mac Muiredaig Uí Dúnlainge and Eithne ingen Domnaill Clann Cholmáin.^1,2

     Indellach mac Meic Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend was the son of Mac Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend.^2,3 Also called Findellbach.⁴ Indellach mac Meic Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend married Fidcossa (?).^3,2

     Fidcossa (?) married Indellach mac Meic Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend, son of Mac Forbba of Uí Telláin Roirend.^1,2

     Hildegarde d'Anjou was born in 1035.³ She was the daughter of Geoffroy II "Ferreol", comte de Gâtinais and Ermengarde d'Anjou.^2,1 Hildegarde d'Anjou married Josselin, seigneur de Courtenay, son of Athon, châtelain de Château-Renard, circa 1060; His 1st.^3,2,1

     Julienne de Langeais was born circa 1040. She married Geoffroy III "le Barbu", comte d' Anjou, son of Geoffroy II "Ferreol", comte de Gâtinais and Ermengarde d'Anjou, circa 1060.^1,2

     Ermengarde de Bourbon was born circa 1055. She was the daughter of Archambaud IV "le Fort", sire de Bourbon and Philippe d' Auvergne.^1,2,3 Ermengarde de Bourbon married Foulques IV "le Rechin", comte d' Anjou, son of Geoffroy II "Ferreol", comte de Gâtinais and Ermengarde d'Anjou, in 1070; His 2nd.^1,3 Ermengarde de Bourbon and Foulques IV "le Rechin", comte d' Anjou were divorced in 1081; Annulled.^1,3 Ermengarde de Bourbon married Guillaume de Jaligny after 1081.¹

     Sire de Jaligny.¹ Guillaume de Jaligny was born circa 1050. He married Ermengarde de Bourbon, daughter of Archambaud IV "le Fort", sire de Bourbon and Philippe d' Auvergne, after 1081.¹

     Sire Châtel Aillon.¹ Isembert de Châtel Aillon was born circa 1037.

     John Layman was born circa 1925. He married Norma Wozencraft circa 1946; Her 1st.¹ John Layman and Norma Wozencraft were divorced circa 1947; Divorced before Larry was born.¹

     Gudrødr of Lochlainn (Historical) was a historical person and dynastic ancestor to Amlaíb and Ímar of Dublin, but his genealogical ascent (i.e. F §401—Iomhar mc. Gothfraidh mc. Ragnaill mc. Gothfraidh Conung mc Gofraidh) is a construct without historical value.¹ He was born circa 790. He was the son of Konung av Sverige Ragnarr Lodbrók Sigurdsson (Mythical).²

     Unknown (?) married St. Theodard de Liège, son of Nobleman of Austrasia.

     N. N. de Laon was born circa 680. He was the son of Chariveus de Laon and Irmina (?).¹ N. N. de Laon married Bertrada de Prüm, daughter of Theudericus III, rex Francorum, vir inluster and Dode, Queen of the Franks, circa 700.¹

     Theodrada de Tongres married Hugobert (?).¹ Theodrada de Tongres was born in 640.¹ She was the daughter of Bishop Theodhard de Tongres.¹

     Nobleman of Therouanne was born in 570.¹

     Chrodbert of Neustria was the son of Nobleman of Therouanne.¹ Mayor of the Palace at Neustria between 654 and 663.¹ Duke between 654 and 663.¹ Bishop of Tours between 665 and 675.¹

     Nobleman of Therouanne.¹ Erlebert of Therouanne was born between 595 and 600.¹ He was the son of Nobleman of Therouanne.¹

     Etain ingen Mongáin was the daughter of Mongán of Dál Riata.^1,2 Etain ingen Mongáin married Blathmac mac Eogain, son of Eogan mac Colmáin.^1,2 Also called Etain ingen Mongáin of Dál Riata.^1,2

     His ancestry is unknown. Different manuscripts give his father's name as either Murchon or Bran.¹

     Dalláin mac Lugdach Dál Fiatach was the son of Lugdach mac Rossa Dál Fiatach.¹

     Lugdach mac Rossa Dál Fiatach was the son of Rossa mac Imchada Dál Fiatach.¹

     Rossa mac Imchada Dál Fiatach was the son of Imchada mac Áengusa Dál Fiatach.¹

     Imchada mac Áengusa Dál Fiatach was the son of rí Uladh Áengus Finn mac Feargusa Dubdétaig Dál Fiatach.¹

     Find mac Máel Mórda Uí Fáeláin was the son of rí Laigin Máel Mórda mac Murchada Uí Fáeláin.¹ Also called Find mac Máel Mórda of the Uí Fáeláin branch of Uí Dúnlainge.

     Murchad mac Find Uí Fáeláin was the son of Find mac Máel Mórda Uí Fáeláin.¹ Also called Murchad mac Find of the Uí Fáeláin branch of Uí Dúnlainge.

     Fáelán mac Murchada Uí Fáeláin was the son of Murchad mac Find Uí Fáeláin.¹ Also called Fáelán mac Murchada of the Uí Fáeláin branch of Uí Dúnlainge.

     Sigurðr Eiríksson of Oprustader was the son of Eiríkr Bjodaskalle of Oprustader. Sigurðr Eiríksson of Oprustader was a man of rank at the court of Valdimar, "king of Holmgard," (i.e. Vladimir, Grand Prince of Kiev in 980) after 980.¹

     Failend ingen Suibne was the daughter of Suibne mac Colmáin.^1,2 Failend ingen Suibne married rí Laigin Crundmáel Erbuilc mac Rónáin Uí Chennselaig, son of rí Uí Chennselaig Rónán mac Coluim Uí Chennselaig.^1,2 Also called Failend ingen Suibne of the Déisi.^1,2

     Fedelm ingen Óengusa of Uí Teig was the daughter of Áengus of Uí Teig and Lassi ingen Fergnae.^1,2 Fedelm ingen Óengusa of Uí Teig married rí Laighen Colmán mac Cairpri Uí Dúnlainge, son of rí Laighen Cairpre mac Cormaic Uí Dúnlainge.^1,2 Also called Fedelm ingen O'engusa.

     Different version of WUD disagree as to whether his father's name was Daui or Dubthach son of Daui, so his parentage is listed here as unknown. To my knowledge, neither Óengus, nor his wife Lassi, nor any of their ancestors, appear in any source other than WUD.^2,1 Áengus of Uí Teig married Lassi ingen Fergnae, daughter of Fergna mac Feargusa.^1,2

     Lassi ingen Fergnae was the daughter of Fergna mac Feargusa.^1,2 Lassi ingen Fergnae married Áengus of Uí Teig.^1,2 Of Uí Máil.^1,2

     Fergna mac Feargusa was the son of Fergus of Uí Máil.^1,2 Of Uí Máil.^1,2

     Cuach ingen Chóelbaid married rí Laigin Dúnlaing mac Énnai Niad Uí Éremóin, son of Enna Nia mac Bresail Bélaig Uí Éremóin.^1,2

     Ailill mac Daimíni was the son of Daimíne mac Cairpre Dam Argait. Also called of Oriel. Also called Ailill mac Daimíni of Airgialla.¹

     Sassan of Pars was descended from the line of King Darab [Darayavaush or Darius III], son of Darae.¹ During the evil reign of Alexander, the descendants of Darab [Darius III] privately lived in distant lands, wandering with Kurdish shepherds.¹ He was the eponymous ancestor of the Sasanian dynasty in ancient Persia.² He married, according to one tradition, a daughter of Gochihr, and later their son Babak revolted and killed Gochihr.² He was born circa 160?. He married Rodak of Pars, daughter of Papak of Pars.¹

     Zamasp, Shah of Iran was the son of Peroz I, Shah of Iran.¹ Zamasp, Shah of Iran was son of Peroz I.² Kavad I, Shah of Iran ruled in place of Zamasp, Shah of Iran; Shah of Iran.^3,2 Shah of Iran between 498 and 501.¹

     Eochu mac Báeth of Fotharta Fea was the son of Báeth mac Nannida of Fotharta Fea.^1,2,3 Also called Eochu mac Báeth.

     Báeth mac Nannida of Fotharta Fea was the son of Nannid mac Féicc of Fotharta Fea.³ Báeth mac Nannida of Fotharta Fea probably lived in the late sixth or early seventh century, and can reasonably be regarded as historical.² Also called Báeth mac Nannida.

     Nannid mac Féicc of Fotharta Fea was the son of Fiacc mac Ier of Fotharta Fea.¹ Also called Nannid mac Féicc.

     Fiacc mac Ier of Fotharta Fea was the son of Ier mac Cathbath of Fotharta Fea.¹ Also called Fiacc mac Ier.

     Ier mac Cathbath of Fotharta Fea was the son of Cathbad mac Adnaich of Fotharta Fea.¹ Also called Ier mac Cathbath.

     Cathbad mac Adnaich of Fotharta Fea was the son of Adnach mac Airt Chirp of Fotharta Fea.¹ Also called Cathbad mac Adnaich.

     Adnach mac Airt Chirp of Fotharta Fea was the son of Artt Cerp of Fotharta Fea.^1,2 Also called Adnach mac Airt Chirp.