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     Stratonike of Cappadocia married Attalos II Philadelphus, King of Pergamum, son of Attalos I Soter, King of Pergamum; Her 2nd (widow).³ Stratonike of Cappadocia married Eumenes II Soter, King of Pergamum, son of Attalos I Soter, King of Pergamum and Apollonis (?); Her 1st.^1,2 Stratonike of Cappadocia was the daughter of Ariarathes IV Eusebes Philopator, King of Cappadocia.^1,2

     Berenike (?) married Attalos III Philometor Euergetes, King of Pergamum, son of Eumenes II Soter, King of Pergamum and Stratonike of Cappadocia.¹

     Princess of Pergamum N. N. Attalid was the daughter of Attalos III Philometor Euergetes, King of Pergamum and Berenike (?).^1,2 I assume this link is a daughter since Attalus III is noted as dying without leaving heirs. - rbs.

     Berenike (?) was the daughter of Princess of Pergamum N. N. Attalid.¹ Berenike (?) married Deïotaros I Philoromaios, tetrarch of the Tolistobogi, King of Galatia.^1,2

     Attalos married Antiochis, Princess of Syria, daughter of Antiochos I Soter, King of Syria.¹

     Princess of Galatia was the daughter of Deïotaros I Philoromaios, tetrarch of the Tolistobogi, King of Galatia and Berenike (?).^1,2 Princess of Galatia married Brogitarix, King of Galatia.^1,3

     King of Galatia at Asia Minor 0063-0050 BCE.^1,2,3 Brogitarix, King of Galatia was (seemingly) co-ruler with his father-in-law, Deiotarix.¹ Also called Brogitarus Latin. He married Princess of Galatia, daughter of Deïotaros I Philoromaios, tetrarch of the Tolistobogi, King of Galatia and Berenike (?).^1,2

     King of Galatia 0036-0025 B.C..³ Amyntas, tetrarcus of Trocmes, King of Galatia was the son of Brogitarix, King of Galatia and Princess of Galatia.¹ The Trocmii were part of the Celtic group who moved from Macedonia into Asia Minor. Tetrarch of the Trocmes.¹ A Tetrach (Greek for "ruler of a quarter") was applied earlier to rulers of minor principalities owing allegiance to Rome.⁴

     Artemidoros of the Trocmii was the son of Amyntas, tetrarcus of Trocmes, King of Galatia.¹ Artemidoros of the Trocmii was Nobleman at Galatia, Asia Minor.^1,2 He married Princess of the Tectosages, daughter of Amyntas, Tetrarch of the Tectosages.¹

     Princess of the Tectosages was the daughter of Amyntas, Tetrarch of the Tectosages.¹ Princess of the Tectosages married Artemidoros of the Trocmii, son of Amyntas, tetrarcus of Trocmes, King of Galatia.¹

     Amyntas, Tetrarch of the Tectosages was the predecessor of Polemon I Eusebes Soter, King of Cilicia Trachae; King of Cilicia Trachae.² King of Cilicia Trachae 0036-0025 B.C..² King of Galatia 0036-0025 B.C..³ Amyntas, Tetrarch of the Tectosages was the son of Dytilaos, Tetrarch of the Tectosages.¹ Also called King Amyntas of Galatia. Tetrarch (of the Tectosages).¹

     The Tectosages were part of the Celtic group who moved through Macedonia into Asia Minor circa 270 BC. Strabo says the Tectosages came orignally from the region near modern Toulouse, in France, and they were a sept or clan of a larger tribe called the Volcae.² Tetrarch of the Tectosages.¹

     Caius Iulius Severus was the son of Artemidoros of the Trocmii and Princess of the Tectosages.^1,2 Caius Iulius Severus was a nobleman from Akmoneia at Galatia, Asia Minor.^1,2

     Caius Iulius Severus was the son of Caius Iulius Severus.¹ Tribune, Legion VI.¹

     (Caius) Iulius Quadratus was the son of Caius Iulius Severus.¹ (Caius) Iulius Quadratus was Roman Calvary Officer.¹

     Proconsul of Asia Caius Iulius Severus was the son of (Caius) Iulius Quadratus.¹ Proconsul of Asia Caius Iulius Severus was a descendant of Attalus (of Pergamum), Deiotaros (of Galatia), and (the Tetrarch) Amyntas, as well as cousin of (Caius) Iulius (Asinius) Quadratus.¹ Proconsul of Asia at Roman Empire between 152 and 153.¹

     Caius Iulius Bassus, Proconsul in Bithynia was the son of Caius Iulius Severus.¹ Proconsul at Bithynia, Asia Minor, Roman Empire, __ ___ 0098.^1,2

     Caius Iulius Quadratus Bassus, Consul was the son of Caius Iulius Bassus, Proconsul in Bithynia.¹ Caius Iulius Quadratus Bassus, Consul married Asinia Marcella.^1,2 Roman Legate at Judaea between 102 and 105.³ Consul in 105.^1,2 Proconsul Asia at Roman Empire in 105.¹

     Asinia Marcella married Caius Iulius Quadratus Bassus, Consul, son of Caius Iulius Bassus, Proconsul in Bithynia.^1,2 Domina figl..¹

     Caius Iulius Asinius Quadratus was the son of Caius Iulius Quadratus Bassus, Consul and Asinia Marcella.¹

     Caius Asinius Quadratus was the son of Caius Iulius Asinius Quadratus.¹ "Quadratus" is Latin for "square." Caius Asinius Quadratus was a historian in 200.²

     Proconsul in Akhaia Caius Asinius Quadratus Protimus was the son of Caius Asinius Quadratus.¹ Proconsul at Akhaia in 220.²

     Consul Sextus Anicius Faustus Paulinus was the son of Consul Sextus Anicius Faustus Paulinus.³ Consul Sextus Anicius Faustus Paulinus was Consul, with P. Caeionius Iulianus in 325 at Rome.^4,2 Pur between 331 and 333.⁴

     Antiochis, Princess of Syria was born 0289 BCE. She was the daughter of Antiochos I Soter, King of Syria. Antiochis, Princess of Syria married Attalos.¹ Antiochis, Princess of Syria was a princess of the Seleucid house.²

     Prefect Clodius Celsinus Adelphus was Prefect.¹

     Sacerdos, évêque de Lyons was the son of St. Rusticus, évêque de Lyons and N. N. de Limoges.¹ Sacerdos, évêque de Lyons was the successor of St. Lupus as Bishop of Lyons in 542.² Bishop of Lyons at Archdiocese of Lyons, Gaul, between 542 and 549.² He presided at the Council of Orléans in 549.² He obtained from King Childebert the foundation of the general hospital.²

     Sadyattes, King of Lydia was the son of Ardys, King of Lydia.¹ King of Lydia at Asia Minor 0630-0619 B.C..² Sadyattes, King of Lydia reigned twelve years and at his death his son Alyattes mounted the throne.¹

     Ardys, King of Lydia was the son of Gyges, King of Lydia.¹ King of Lydia at Asia Minor 0678-0630 B.C..² Ardys, King of Lydia reigned forty-nine years, and was succeeded by his son, Sadyattes.³ He took Priene and made war upon Miletus, and in his reign the Cimmerians, driven from their homes by the nomads of Scythia, entered Asia and captured Sardis, all but the citadel, at Asia Minor.³

     Gyges, King of Lydia was the son of Dascylus Mermnadae.¹ King of Lydia at Asia Minor 0715-0678 B.C..^2,3 Gyges, King of Lydia was the founder of the dynasty of the Mermnadæ, whose last member was Croesus.⁴ He was a spearman of King Cadaules.⁵ He was the son of Daskylos.⁵ He made an in-road, upon taking the Lydian throne, on Miletus and Smyrna, and took the city of Colophon at Asia Minor.⁶ He made no further noble exploits, though he reigned eight and thirty years.⁶ He was the first of the barbarians, excepting Midas, son of Gordias, king of Phrygia, whom we know to have sent offerings to Delphi.⁶

     Alcaeus Heraclid was the son of Heracles of Greek Myth and Omphale of Lydia.^1,2 Also called Agelaus.²

     Omphale of Lydia married Heracles of Greek Myth, son of the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth and Alcmene of Greek Myth.¹ Omphale was queen of Lydia who bought Heracles as a slave, and whom he served for one year (some say she was the daughter of King Iardanus, others that she was her slave).¹ Omphale of Lydia was the slave-girl of Jardanus.²

     Belus Heraclid was the son of Alcaeus Heraclid.¹

     Alcmene of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Mycenae Electryon Perseid and Anaxo of Greek Myth.¹ Alcmene of Greek Myth associated with the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Cronos of Greek Myth and the Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth.³ Alcmene of Greek Myth she became pregnant, with Heracles, by Zeus who disguised himself as her husband.⁴ She was a grand-daughter of Perseus.⁵ She she bore Iphicles to her husband Amphitryon.⁴ She was the last mortal woman with whom Zeus lay.³

     Joane Laurence was born circa 1567. She married Yeoman John Tayer, son of Johanes Tawier and Mary Roberts, on 3 August 1589 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.^3,4 Joane Laurence was named executrix in the Will of her husband in 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.² She witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^2,5

     John Raspoole was born circa 1535. He married Margerie Alysander on 4 July 1560 at Barton Turf Parish, Norfolk, England; Her 1st.¹

     Alice Tayer was born circa 1591. She was the daughter of Yeoman John Tayer and Joane Laurence.¹ Alice Tayer witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^1,2

     Agnes Tayer was born circa 1592. She was the daughter of Yeoman John Tayer and Joane Laurence.¹ Agnes Tayer witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^1,2

     Cicely Tayer was born on 1 May 1600. The sixth child.³ She was the daughter of Yeoman John Tayer and Joane Laurence.^1,2 Cicely Tayer witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^1,4 Cicely Tayer married James Davis, son of John Davis, on 11 June 1618 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.² Cicely Tayer and James Davis immigrated to New England arriving before 1640.²

     John Tayer was born circa 1594. He was the son of Yeoman John Tayer and Joane Laurence.¹ John Tayer witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^1,2

     Thomas Tawyer Esq. was baptized on 7 November 1559 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Godfathers: Johanes Williams, Johanes Tyther. Godmother: Elizabeth Cooke.² He was the son of Johanes Tawier and Mary Roberts.¹ Thomas Tawyer Esq. married Agneta Knot on 30 September 1584 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; ?His 1st?^3,4 Thomas Tawyer Esq. married Ann (?) circa 1600; His 2nd.³ Thomas Tawyer Esq. witnessed the will of Yeoman John Tayer on 31 December 1600 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Abstract reveals children Alice, Agnes, Cicely, and John; mother Mary Cooke; Mr. Marmin, minister; wife Joan executrix; overseers brother Thomas Thayer and John Hilpe Sr. and Jr..^1,5 Thomas Tawyer Esq. was gentleman in 1623 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.^3,5 He left a will on 13 February 1622/23 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; His will says he was Tawyer, Thomas, of Thornbury, gentleman; To the Parish Church of Thornbury, 6s 8d. To poor people of Thornbury and Kington, 40s. Mr Sprinte, minister; daughter Eleanor Smith and her children Frederick Badminton, Hannah, and Hester Smith; bond of Thomas Smith; present wife Ann exec; overseers William Rider, Rich Atwells, John Parker and John Champneyes, gentlemen and sons Francis & Ferdinando Thayer.^3,5 His estate was probated on 20 May 1623 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.⁵

     Elizabeth Wheeler was born circa 1595. She was the daughter of Abel Wheeler and Jane Shepherd.¹ Elizabeth Wheeler witnessed the will of Abel Wheeler on 26 February 1613/14 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Mentioned in his will as of Thornbury, a tiller; children William, Elizabeth, Margery, and Giles; wife Jane is the executrix; overseers are Thomas Barton and John Champneys; witnessed by Thomas Hauborn.^1,2 Elizabeth Wheeler witnessed the will of Jane Shepherd on 30 March 1629 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; "To son Giles Wheller various goods that are in his possession. To son William Wheller 10s. To William Ogborne son of John Ogborne 10s. To Thomas Tayer and Ferdinando Tayer sons of Thomas Tayer her son in law 10s. To daughter Elizabeth Ogborne 12d. To daughters Elizabeth Ogborne and Margery Tayer all wearing apparel. To Thomas Tayer son of Thomas Tayer, her cosen, all residue of goods and he sole Executor. Overseers: son Giles Wheller and son in law Thomas Tayer. Witnesses: Thomas Tayer, John Champneys, and Giles Wheller. (Consistory of Gloucester)."²

     William Wheeler was born circa 1592. He was the son of Abel Wheeler and Jane Shepherd.¹ William Wheeler witnessed the will of Abel Wheeler on 26 February 1613/14 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Mentioned in his will as of Thornbury, a tiller; children William, Elizabeth, Margery, and Giles; wife Jane is the executrix; overseers are Thomas Barton and John Champneys; witnessed by Thomas Hauborn.^1,2 William Wheeler witnessed the will of Jane Shepherd on 30 March 1629 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; "To son Giles Wheller various goods that are in his possession. To son William Wheller 10s. To William Ogborne son of John Ogborne 10s. To Thomas Tayer and Ferdinando Tayer sons of Thomas Tayer her son in law 10s. To daughter Elizabeth Ogborne 12d. To daughters Elizabeth Ogborne and Margery Tayer all wearing apparel. To Thomas Tayer son of Thomas Tayer, her cosen, all residue of goods and he sole Executor. Overseers: son Giles Wheller and son in law Thomas Tayer. Witnesses: Thomas Tayer, John Champneys, and Giles Wheller. (Consistory of Gloucester)."²

     Giles Wheeler was born circa 1602. He was the son of Abel Wheeler and Jane Shepherd.¹ Giles Wheeler witnessed the will of Abel Wheeler on 26 February 1613/14 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Mentioned in his will as of Thornbury, a tiller; children William, Elizabeth, Margery, and Giles; wife Jane is the executrix; overseers are Thomas Barton and John Champneys; witnessed by Thomas Hauborn.^1,2 Giles Wheeler witnessed the will of Jane Shepherd on 30 March 1629 at Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; "To son Giles Wheller various goods that are in his possession. To son William Wheller 10s. To William Ogborne son of John Ogborne 10s. To Thomas Tayer and Ferdinando Tayer sons of Thomas Tayer her son in law 10s. To daughter Elizabeth Ogborne 12d. To daughters Elizabeth Ogborne and Margery Tayer all wearing apparel. To Thomas Tayer son of Thomas Tayer, her cosen, all residue of goods and he sole Executor. Overseers: son Giles Wheller and son in law Thomas Tayer. Witnesses: Thomas Tayer, John Champneys, and Giles Wheller. (Consistory of Gloucester)."² Giles Wheeler was in husbandry in 1650 at Morton, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England.³ He left a will in 1650 at Morton, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; In his will he is referred to as Wheeler, Giles of Morton, Thornbury, [in] husbandry (farmer); present wife Susanna; Ann present wife of Guy Lawrence; Alice daughter of Peter Wither; Agnes Gough; exececutor kinsman William Ogbourne of Thornbury, baker; overseers neighbors Guy Lawrence & William Benney.³

     Eleanor Tawyer was born circa 1588. She was the daughter of Thomas Tawyer Esq. and Agneta Knot.¹ Eleanor Tawyer witnessed the will of Thomas Tawyer Esq. on 13 February 1622/23 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; His will says he was Tawyer, Thomas, of Thornbury, gentleman; To the Parish Church of Thornbury, 6s 8d. To poor people of Thornbury and Kington, 40s. Mr Sprinte, minister; daughter Eleanor Smith and her children Frederick Badminton, Hannah, and Hester Smith; bond of Thomas Smith; present wife Ann exec; overseers William Rider, Rich Atwells, John Parker and John Champneyes, gentlemen and sons Francis & Ferdinando Thayer.^1,2

     Francis Tawyer Esq. was born circa 1590. He was the son of Thomas Tawyer Esq. and Agneta Knot.¹ Francis Tawyer Esq. witnessed the will of Thomas Tawyer Esq. on 13 February 1622/23 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; His will says he was Tawyer, Thomas, of Thornbury, gentleman; To the Parish Church of Thornbury, 6s 8d. To poor people of Thornbury and Kington, 40s. Mr Sprinte, minister; daughter Eleanor Smith and her children Frederick Badminton, Hannah, and Hester Smith; bond of Thomas Smith; present wife Ann exec; overseers William Rider, Rich Atwells, John Parker and John Champneyes, gentlemen and sons Francis & Ferdinando Thayer.^1,2

     Ferdinando Tawyer Esq. was born circa 1592. He was the son of Thomas Tawyer Esq. and Agneta Knot.¹ Ferdinando Tawyer Esq. witnessed the will of Thomas Tawyer Esq. on 13 February 1622/23 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; His will says he was Tawyer, Thomas, of Thornbury, gentleman; To the Parish Church of Thornbury, 6s 8d. To poor people of Thornbury and Kington, 40s. Mr Sprinte, minister; daughter Eleanor Smith and her children Frederick Badminton, Hannah, and Hester Smith; bond of Thomas Smith; present wife Ann exec; overseers William Rider, Rich Atwells, John Parker and John Champneyes, gentlemen and sons Francis & Ferdinando Thayer.^1,2 Ferdinando Tawyer Esq. witnessed the baptism of Ferdinando Tayer of Mendon on 18 April 1625 at St. Mary's, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; Godfathers: Ferdinando Tayer, William Tayer. Godmother: Margarett King.^3,4,5,6,7,8

     Ann (?) married Thomas Tawyer Esq., son of Johanes Tawier and Mary Roberts, circa 1600; His 2nd.¹ Ann (?) witnessed the will of Thomas Tawyer Esq. on 13 February 1622/23 at Kington, Thornbury Parish, Gloucestershire, England; His will says he was Tawyer, Thomas, of Thornbury, gentleman; To the Parish Church of Thornbury, 6s 8d. To poor people of Thornbury and Kington, 40s. Mr Sprinte, minister; daughter Eleanor Smith and her children Frederick Badminton, Hannah, and Hester Smith; bond of Thomas Smith; present wife Ann exec; overseers William Rider, Rich Atwells, John Parker and John Champneyes, gentlemen and sons Francis & Ferdinando Thayer.^1,2

     Arms: Paly of six argent and azure, on a bend gules three escallops or (Palé d'argent et d'azur, à la bande de gueules, chargée de trois coquilles d'or, brochante sur-le-tout).^2,3 Lord Grandison Otho de Grandison was born circa 1310?. He was the son of William, 1st Lord Grandison and Sibella de Tregoz.¹