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     N. N. of Egypt was the son of N. N. of Egypt.²

     N. N. of Egypt was the son of King Amenemhet III of Egypt.²

     King of Egypt at 12th Dynasty 1799-1787 BCE.² King Amenemhet IV of Egypt was the successor of King Amenemhet III of Egypt; King of Egypt.^1,2,3 King Amenemhet IV of Egypt ruled for a brief time.¹ King Amenemhet IV of Egypt was buried in the Pyramid, Mazghuna.²

     N. N. of Egypt was the son of King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt.²

     King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt was the son of King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt.¹ King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt was the predecessor of King Amenemhet III of Egypt; King of Egypt.^2,3,4 King of Egypt at 12th Dynasty 1878-1841? (or 1836-1818) BCE.^3,5 King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt was the successor of King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt; King of Egypt.^3,6 King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt extended Egyptian conquests to Semna, at the south end of the Second Cataract, while also mounting at least one campaign to Palestine.⁷ He became the patron deity of Egyptian Nubia.⁵ He completely reshaped Egypt's government and extended his dominion in Nubia, the land immediately south of Egypt.⁵ He fought in Palestine and Nubia.¹ King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt was buried in the Pyramid, Dahshur.³

     King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt was the son of King Amenemhet II of Egypt.² King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt was the predecessor of King Sen-Wosret III of Egypt; King of Egypt.^3,4 King of Egypt at 12th Dynasty 1897-1878 (or 1844-1837) BCE.^3,5 King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt was the successor of King Amenemhet II of Egypt; King of Egypt.^3,6 Also called Sesostris II.⁵ King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt devoted himself to the peaceful exploitation of Nubia, Egypt's territory to the south, and initiated the development of the Fayyum, a great oasis-like depression west of the Nile above Cairo.⁵ He built the pyramid at Illahun.¹ King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt was buried in the Pyramid, Illahun.³

     King Amenemhet II of Egypt was the son of King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt.² King Amenemhet II of Egypt was the predecessor of King Sen-Wosret II of Egypt; King of Egypt.^3,4 King of Egypt at 12th Dynasty 1929-1892 (or 1876-1842) BCE.^3,5 King Amenemhet II of Egypt was the successor of King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt; King of Egypt.^3,6 King Amenemhet II of Egypt was buried in the Pyramid, Dahshur, south of Memphis, Egypt. Amenemhet's pyramid tomb was patterned after his father's, with a fine limestone casing built over mud-brick retaining walls and a rubble core. Near it was found the jewelry belonging to a daughter of Amenemhet, revealing the artistic heights of his reign.^1,3,5

     King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt was the son of King Amenemhat I of Egypt.^2,3 King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt associated his son Amenemhet as coregent and passed some of the more strenuous duties to him 1877 BCE.³ He thoroughly subjugated Nubia in the year 18 of his reign and established forts with garrisons at strategic points 1890 BCE.³ He led an expedition against the Libyans in the Western Desert in the year 30 of his father's reign 1908 BCE.³ He was co-regent and then sole ruler for 45 years 1918 BCE.^1,4 He was the predecessor of King Amenemhet II of Egypt; King of Egypt.^5,6 King of Egypt at 12th Dynasty 1971-1926 (or 1908-1875) BCE.^5,7 King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt was the successor of King Amenemhat I of Egypt; King of Egypt.^5,8 Also called Sesostris I.³ King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt succeeded his father after a 10-year coregency and brought Egypt to a peak of prosperity.⁷ King Sen-Wosret I of Egypt was buried in the Pyramid, al-Lisht, Egypt.⁵ He undertook the conquest of Nubia, to the south of Egypt.³

     Sen-Wosret of Egypt was ancestor of the 12th Dynasty.¹

     Cenna of Egypt married Neferu of Egypt.¹

     Neferu of Egypt married Cenna of Egypt.¹

     Ahmes-Sapair of Egypt was the son of King Seqenenre Ta'o II of Egypt and Queen 'Ahhotpe of Egypt.¹ Ahmes-Sapair of Egypt was heir-apparent to the minor Amenhotep I but died before him.¹ He married Sensonb of Egypt.¹

     Sensonb of Egypt married Ahmes-Sapair of Egypt, son of King Seqenenre Ta'o II of Egypt and Queen 'Ahhotpe of Egypt.¹

     Huy, God's Votaress married Akheperkare Tuthmosis II, King of Egypt, son of Akheperkare Tuthmosis I, co-King of Egypt and Mutnefert of Egypt.¹

     Yey, Overseer of Horses married Tey (?).¹

     Tey (?) married Yey, Overseer of Horses.¹

     Yey of Egypt married Tey of Egypt.¹

     Tey of Egypt married Yey of Egypt.¹

     Princess of Commagene married Ariobarzanes I Philoromaios, King of Media Atropatene, son of Mithradates III, King of Parthia and Media Atropatene and Princess of Armenia, 0076? BCE.¹ Princess of Commagene was born 0099? BCE. She was the daughter of Mithradates I Kallinikos, King of Commagene and Laodice Thea.¹ Princess of Commagene was sister of Antiochus I, King of Commagene from 70 to 36.¹

     John Wright was baptized in 1599 at England.¹ He was the son of John Wright Esq. and Martha Castell.¹ John Wright was a lawyer and clerk of House of Commons between 1640 and 1649.¹

     Nathaniel Wright was baptized in 1604 at England.¹ He was the son of John Wright Esq. and Martha Castell.¹ Nathaniel Wright vouched for his brother the Deacon Samuel's character in the allegience papers.¹

     Fortune Garaway was born circa 1598?. She married Edward Blount; Her 1st.¹ Fortune Garaway married John Wright Esq., son of John Wright of Wrightsbridge, Lord of the Manor and Elizabeth? Linsell, in 1618; His 2nd. Her 2nd. (Widowers.).¹

     Edward Blount was born circa 1590?. He married Fortune Garaway; Her 1st.¹

     N. N. de Gascogne was born in 840?. She was the daughter of Sancho I Mittara, duque de Gascuña.¹ N. N. de Gascogne married comte de Périgord Eremon de Poitou, son of N. N. de Poitou, before 860 at Périgord.¹

     Also called Elena d' Orrubu.² Elena de Orrù was born say 1105. She married Comita III, Giudice d'Arborea, son of Costantino I de Lacon-Serra, Giudice d'Arborea and Anna de Zori.^2,1

     Alasia del Vasto was born in 1234?. She was the daughter of Manfredo III del Vasto, marchese di Saluzzo and Queen Consort Beatrix de Savoie. Alasia del Vasto married Edmund de Lacy, 8th Earl of Lincoln, son of John the Surety, 7th Earl of Lincoln and Countess of Lincoln Margaret de Quincy, in 1247.

     Guortheneu ap Gwidol of Britain was the son of Gwidol ap Gwidolin of Britain. Guortheneu ap Gwidol of Britain was the successor of Gwidol ap Gwidolin of Britain; King of Powys.¹ King of Powys at Wales circa 375.¹ Guortheneu ap Gwidol of Britain was the predecessor of Vortigern Vorteneu, High King of Britain; King of Powys.¹

     Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged was the son of Brenin Elmet Mascuid Gloff ap Gwrase o Rheged.¹ Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged was the successor of Brenin Elmet Mascuid Gloff ap Gwrase o Rheged; King of Elmet.¹ King of Elmet at North Central Britain circa 495.¹ Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged was the predecessor of Brenin Elmet Gwallog ap Llaennog o Rheged; King of Elmet.¹

     Brenin Elmet Gwallog ap Llaennog o Rheged was the son of Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged.¹ Brenin Elmet Gwallog ap Llaennog o Rheged was identified with Elmet through two surviving poems.¹ He was the successor of Brenin Elmet Llaennog ap Masgwid o Rheged; King of Elmet.¹ King of Elmet at North Central Britain between 540 and 590.¹ A Confederation of British Kings joined in operations against Anglian Bernicia. In 590 at the siege of Ynys Metcaut.¹ Brenin Elmet Gwallog ap Llaennog o Rheged was the predecessor of Brenin Elmet Ceredig ap Gwallog o Rheged; King of Elmet.¹

     Brenin Caer-Guendoleu Ceidio ap Einion o Ebrauc was the son of Brenin Ebrauc Einion ap Mor o Ebrauc.¹ Brenin Caer-Guendoleu Ceidio ap Einion o Ebrauc was the successor of Brenin Ebrauc Einion ap Mor o Ebrauc; King of Ebrauc.¹ King of Caer-Guendoleu at North Britain between 505 and 550.¹ Brenin Caer-Guendoleu Ceidio ap Einion o Ebrauc was the predecessor of Brenin Caer-Guendoleu Gwenddolew ap Ceidio o Ebrauc; King of Caer-Guendoleu.¹

     Robert le Bigod was born circa 1010?. He was the son of Thurstan le Goz, vicomte d' Avranches and Judith de Montanolier.¹

     Also called Sheriff of Leicester Ivo of Grandmesnil.³ Ivo de Grentesmesnil, Sheriff of Leicester was born circa 1062?. He was the son of Hugh I, seigneur de Grandmesnil and Alice de Beaumont.^1,2 Ivo de Grentesmesnil, Sheriff of Leicester married Filia de Gant, daughter of Gislebert I de Gand, seigneur de Folquingham and Alice de Montfort-sur-Risle.^1,3 Ivo de Grentesmesnil, Sheriff of Leicester was a Crusader in the First Crusade between August 1096 and July 1099.³

     Also called Anonyma of Ghent Her name is unknown. Filia = daughter, Anonyma = unknown.³ Filia de Gant was born circa 1072?. She was the daughter of Gislebert I de Gand, seigneur de Folquingham and Alice de Montfort-sur-Risle.^1,2 Filia de Gant married Ivo de Grentesmesnil, Sheriff of Leicester, son of Hugh I, seigneur de Grandmesnil and Alice de Beaumont.^1,3

     Robert de Grandmesnil was the son of Gervase de Grandmesnil.¹ Robert de Grandmesnil married Hawise d' Eschauffon, daughter of Giroie d' Eschauffon and Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle.¹

     Hawise d' Eschauffon was the daughter of Giroie d' Eschauffon and Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle.^1,2 Hawise d' Eschauffon married Robert de Grandmesnil, son of Gervase de Grandmesnil.¹

     Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle was the daughter of N. N. de Montfort-sur-Risle. Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle married Giroie d' Eschauffon, son of Arnold "le Gros".¹

     Geoffrey "le Vieux", seigneur de Sablé was born circa 990?. He was the son of vicomte Hubert I du Mans and N. N. de Sablé.² Geoffrey "le Vieux", seigneur de Sablé married Adelais (?).² Lord of Sablé on the Sarthe at County of Anjou, France. Geoffrey "le Vieux", seigneur de Sablé was the predecessor of Avoise "Blanche", dame de Sablé; Lady of Sablé on the Sarthe.¹

     Adelais (?) was born circa 1000?. She married Geoffrey "le Vieux", seigneur de Sablé, son of vicomte Hubert I du Mans and N. N. de Sablé.¹

     Vicomte Hubert I du Mans was born circa 960?. He married N. N. de Sablé, daughter of Saloman I de Sablé and Adela d' Eschauffon.¹

     N. N. de Sablé was born circa 970?. She was the daughter of Saloman I de Sablé and Adela d' Eschauffon.¹ N. N. de Sablé married vicomte Hubert I du Mans.¹

     Saloman I de Sablé was born circa 940?. He married Adela d' Eschauffon, daughter of Giroie d' Eschauffon and Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle.¹

     Adela d' Eschauffon was born circa 950?. She was the daughter of Giroie d' Eschauffon and Gisela de Montfort-sur-Risle.¹ Adela d' Eschauffon married Saloman I de Sablé.¹

     Jeanne de Fiennes was born circa 1297?. She was the daughter of Jean, baron de Fiennes & de Tingry and Isabelle de Flandres.^2,1 Jeanne de Fiennes married Jean de Châtillon, comte de St. Pol, son of Gui III de Châtillon, comte de St. Pol and Marie de Bretagne, in December 1319; Her 1st.¹

     Jean, baron de Fiennes & de Tingry was born circa 1272?. He was the son of Guillaume II, baron de Fiennes & de Tingry and Blanche de Brienne, dame de Loupelande.¹ Jean, baron de Fiennes & de Tingry married Isabelle de Flandres, daughter of Gui de Dampierre, comte de Flandre and Isabelle de Luxembourg.²

     Clemence de Mayenne was born circa 1145?. She was the daughter of Juhael I, seigneur de Mayenne and Adelle d' Alençon.¹ Clemence de Mayenne married Robert IV, sire de Sablé, de la Suse, de Briolé, son of Robert III, sire de Sablé, de la Suse, de Briolé and Hersende d' Anthenaise.²

     Alice de Beaugency married Gautier de Mayenne, son of Geoffroi III de Mayenne and Hildeburge de Nantes.¹

     Hildeburge de Nantes was the daughter of Judicaël, comte de Nantes and N. N. du Maine.¹ Hildeburge de Nantes married Geoffroi III de Mayenne, son of Geoffroi II de Mayenne and Gervase de Château-Gontier; His 1st.¹

     N. N. du Maine was the daughter of Hugues I, comte du Maine.² N. N. du Maine married Judicaël, comte de Nantes, son of Hoël, comte de Nantes.¹