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     William de Welles of Exning was a witness where Joane de Welles daughter and heiress of William de Welles.¹ William de Welles of Exning was of Exning at Suffolk, England.¹ He was born circa 1305.

     Lord of the Manor of Hackerell.¹ Philip le Brun was born circa 1282. He was the son of Sir Jordan le Brun.¹

     Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1232. She married Sir Ralph de Coggeshall of Codham Hall, son of Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall, before 1252.¹

     Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall was born circa 1188. He was living in 1187/88 at 17 Henry II.¹ He was the son of Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall.¹ Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall was living in 1195/96 at 5 Richard I.¹ He sold all his lands in Bentligh, Frating, and Thorington in 1235/36 at Essex.¹ He was living in 1243/44 at 28 Henry III.¹

     Sir Roger de Coggeshall was born circa 1230. He was the son of Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall.¹

     Sir Thomas de Coggeshall of Coggeshall was may have been a son or grandson of Tedric the Saxon.¹ He was born before 1128. He was the first of the Coggeshall name on record, appearing as Sir Thomas, a knight, and thus at least 21, in 1148/49 at 14 Stephen I.¹ He was living in 1148/49 at 14 Stephen I.¹

     Thomas de Coggeshall was born circa 1335. He was the son of Sir John de Coggeshall and Margaret de Stanton.¹ Thomas de Coggeshall served Thomas of Woodstock, the youngest son of Edward III, after 1371.¹ He achieved prominence during the reign of Richard II after 1378 at Essex.¹

     Elizabeth de Coggeshall was born circa 1330. She was the daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall and Margaret de Stanton.¹ Elizabeth de Coggeshall married John Bourchier circa 1350.¹

     John Bourchier was born circa 1325. He married Elizabeth de Coggeshall, daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall and Margaret de Stanton, circa 1350.¹

     N. N. de Coggeshall was born circa 1230. He was the son of John de Coggeshall. N. N. de Coggeshall was the son "from whom descended the Coggeshalls of Hundon, Fornham, &c., Suffolk".¹

     Énna m. Donnchada m. Murchada m. Diarmata m. Donnchada qui fuit Máel na m-Bó m. Diarmata m. Domnaill m. Cellaig m. Cinaída m. Carpre m. Diarmata m. Rudgaile m. Áeda m. Onchon m. Fáelchon Taulchatait m. Fáeláin m. Síláin m. Éogain Cáech m. Nath Í m. Crimthaind m. Énnai Ceinnselaig m. Labrada m. Bresail Bélaig m. Fiachach Ba Aiccid m. Cathaír Máir.² Énna MacMurrough was born circa 1100. He was the son of rí Laigin Donnchad mac Murchada Uí Chennselaig and Orlaith MacBranain.¹

     N. N. de Blois was born circa 981. He was the son of Eudes I, comte de Blois and Bertha von Burgund.

     Bríg mac Bregain was the son of King of Galicia Breogan mac Brátha.¹

     Ethecht mac Aurtecht was the son of Aurthacht mac Abuith.¹

     Aboth mac Aoy was the son of Aoy mac Ára.¹

     Iara mac Srú was the son of Srú mac Esrú.¹

     Margaret Spencer was born in 1539 at London, England.¹ She was the daughter of John Spencer and Anne Clarke.^2,3 Margaret Spencer married Lawrence Greene in 1558 at London, England.⁴

     William Cloville was born circa 1440. He was the son of Henry Cloville and Christian Bradefilde.

     William de Cloville was born circa 1388 at Cloville Hall, West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of William de Cloville. William de Cloville married an unknown person before 1412.

     William de Cloville was born circa 1355 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He married an unknown person before 1388.

     Henry de Cloville was born circa 1388 at Cloville Hall, West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of William de Cloville.

     Brenin Elmet Mascuid Gloff ap Gwrase o Rheged was the son of Brenin Rheged Gwrast Lledlwm ap Ceneu o Rheged.¹ Also called Maximilian "the Lame" English, Gloff = the Lame.¹ Also called Mascuidius filius Gurgustus Latin. Also called Masgwid Welsh.¹ King of Elmet at North Central Britain circa 460.² Brenin Elmet Mascuid Gloff ap Gwrase o Rheged was the predecessor of Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged; King of Elmet.²

     Brenin ogledd Rheged Rhoedd ap Rhun o ogledd Rheged was the son of Rhun ab Urien o ogledd Rheged.¹ Also called King Rhoedd ap Rhun of North Rheged. ?King of North Rheged at Cumbria, England, between 616 and 638?.²

     Rhun ab Urien o ogledd Rheged was born. The youngest son.¹ He was the son of Brenin ogledd Rheged Urien ap Cynfarch o ogledd Rheged and Morganna Le Fay verch Gorles o Cernyw.¹

     Eustace Cloville was born circa 1544 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of Francis Cloville Esq. of West Hanningfield Hall and Ann Thirkill.

     Ann Cloville was born circa 1546. She was the daughter of Francis Cloville Esq. of West Hanningfield Hall and Ann Thirkill.

     Elizabeth Cloville was born circa 1548. She was the daughter of Francis Cloville Esq. of West Hanningfield Hall and Ann Thirkill.

     William Cloville was born after 1489 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of Henry Cloville and Margaret Auger.² William Cloville married Mary Carew, daughter of William Carew, before 1516 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Mary Carew was born circa 1494 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. She was the daughter of William Carew. Mary Carew married William Cloville, son of Henry Cloville and Margaret Auger, before 1516 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     William Carew was born circa 1468 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Helen de Hauteville was born circa 1061. She was the daughter of Robert "Guiscard", duc d' Apulia and Sichelgaita of Salerno.¹ Helen de Hauteville was a witness where Robert "Guiscard", duc d' Apulia found the Byzantine Court itself drawing closer and went as far as trying to establish a familial relationship with Robert, in which the emperor Michael VII, in need of Robert's help to uphold his unstable throne, married his son, Constantine, to one of Robert's daughters, Helen, circa 1077.¹ A contract for the marriage of Helen de Hauteville and Associate Eastern Emperor Constantine Doukas was signed circa 1078. Helen de Hauteville was prevented from actually marrying Constantine when the opposition party deposed Michael and confined her in a monastery in 1078.¹

     Henry Cloville was born after 1463 at Cloville Hall, West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of John Cloville and Margery Allington. Henry Cloville married Margaret Auger circa 1489 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Margaret Auger was Auger or Anger. She was born circa 1468 at Kent or Essex, England. She married Henry Cloville, son of John Cloville and Margery Allington, circa 1489 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     John Cloville was born circa 1443 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of Henry Cloville and Christian Bradefilde. John Cloville married Margery Allington, daughter of William Allington, circa 1463 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Margery Allington was born circa 1442 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. She was the daughter of William Allington. Margery Allington married John Cloville, son of Henry Cloville and Christian Bradefilde, circa 1463 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Henry Cloville was born circa 1412 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of William de Cloville. Henry Cloville married Christian Bradefilde circa 1437.

     Christian Bradefilde was born circa 1417. She married Henry Cloville, son of William de Cloville, circa 1437.

     William Allington was born circa 1416 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England.

     Calpurnius of Britain was a deacon and minor local official at Britain.² He was born circa 370. He was the son of Potaide of Britain.³ Calpurnius of Britain was born circa 373. He married N. N. of Wales, daughter of Potitus of Wales, before 398.¹

     Edward Cloville was born circa 1516 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of William Cloville and Mary Carew.

     Mary Cloville was born circa 1516 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. She was the daughter of William Cloville and Mary Carew.

     Thomas Cloville was born circa 1516 at West Hanningfield, Essex, England. He was the son of William Cloville and Mary Carew.

     King of Brittany at France.¹ King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany was born circa 420.¹ He was the son of King of Brittany Aldrien ap Selyfan of Brittany and N. N. of Ireland.^1,2 King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany married N. N. d' Anaumide circa 445.¹

     N. N. d' Anaumide was born circa 425. She married King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany, son of King of Brittany Aldrien ap Selyfan of Brittany and N. N. of Ireland, circa 445.¹

     Also called Prince Méliau of Cornouaille. Prince of Cornouaille at Brittany, France.¹ Prince of Cornouaille Méliau ap Budig of Brittany was born in 470.¹ He was the son of King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany and N. N. d' Anaumide.¹ Prince of Cornouaille Méliau ap Budig of Brittany married Aurelia de Broërec before 505.¹

     Aurelia de Broërec was born in 486.¹ She married Prince of Cornouaille Méliau ap Budig of Brittany, son of King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany and N. N. d' Anaumide, before 505.¹

     Prince of Cornouaille at Brittany, France.¹ Prince of Cornouaille St. Mélar ap Méliau of Brittany was born in 505.¹ He was the son of Prince of Cornouaille Méliau ap Budig of Brittany and Aurelia de Broërec.¹

     Prince of Cornouaille at Brittany, France.¹ Prince of Cornouaille Rhiwod ap Budig of Brittany was born circa 472.¹ He was the son of King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany and N. N. d' Anaumide.¹

     Iaun Reith ap Budig of Brittany also went by the name of Iaun "the Righteous".¹ He was born circa 474.¹ He was the son of King of Brittany Budic I ab Aldrien of Brittany and N. N. d' Anaumide.¹

     King of Brittany at France.¹ King of Brittany Daniel Unua ab Iaun of Brittany was born circa 500.¹ He was the son of Iaun Reith ap Budig of Brittany.¹