I62547: ULF Thorgilsson (0933

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Spouse: Estrid or Margaret. See: "Ancestors of Phillippa of Hainault"
Children:
2 Svend Ulfiusson , King of Denmark b: ABT 1015 d: 29 APR 1076
2 Bjorn Ulfiusson , Earl of Denmark b: ABT 1021 d: 1049
2 Niels Ulfiusson b: ABT 1016
2 Githa Ulfsdatter b: ABT 1020
2 Asbjorn Ulfiusson b: ABT 1023
2 Odo Ulfsdatter b: ABT 1030

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A lot of loose Calvins Grouped here for Research purposes - relationship of kids on this card to each other is not determined yet, but each ones descendants are. please write [email protected].

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Capt. David Crawford (1662 - Sept 1762, age 100. LWT: Lists: David, John, Rhode, Elizabeth, Judith Terry, Lucy Champness, Martin's children. David is one of executors of will. ...... see Pettigrew's; Colonial Pioneers, Marks-Barnetts and Their Kin (Crawford) page 125, and Clemens' Virginia Wills Before 1799: Made Dec. 1, 1761. Filed Amherst Co.,Va. Sept 6, 1792.

The Crawfords lived in Hanover Co., Va., and moved to Amherst Co., Va., in their old age. David Crawford : "As Captain of a troop of cavalry, he, in 1714, proclaimed George I. king." (Daughters of American Colonists Lineage, Vol 1, page 172.)

Children of CAPT. CRAWFORD and ELIZABETH SMITH are:
i. DAVID4 CRAWFORD, b. 1697, Lower end of Hanover Co., Va.,; d. 1766.
ii. JOHN CRAWFORD, m. MARY DUKE.
iii. MARY CRAWFORD, m. JOHN RODES.
iv. RHODE CRAWFORD.
v. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, m. JAMES MARTIN.
vi. JUDITH CRAWFORD, m. JOSEPH TERRY.
vii. LUCY CRAWFORD, m. CHAMPNESS.
viii. MARTIN CRAWFORD.

From: [email protected] "I am posting this message to alert members of the Meriwether family that the old Crawford Homesite of Tusculum, in what is now Amherst Co., is slated for destruction by a private owner. This house was built in 1735, by we believe Daivd, the brother of Elizabeth. It has been in 3 counties as Virginia developed, and is the birthplace of William Harris Crawford, who became Govenor of Ga. It would be of great help to have some of the Meriwethers sign a petition we are organizing to try to save this house, it is definately restorable. For more information please e-mail me directly. Thanks so much, Mary Crawford"

Children:
2 Angelina CRAWFORD b: WFT Est 1683-1712 d: WFT Est 1688-1794
2 David CRAWFORD III b: 1697 d: JUL 1766 + Ann ANDERSON b: 1708 d: 1803
2 Elizabeth CRAWFORD b: 1699 d: WFT Est 1713-1793 + James MARTIN b: WFT Est 1682-1702 d: WFT Est 1716-1788
2 John CRAWFORD b: MAR 1700/01 d: WFT Est 1730-1792 + Mary DUKE b: WFT Est 1686-1710 d: WFT Est 1729-1798
2 Mary CRAWFORD b: 3 MAR 1702/03 d: 16 MAY 1794 + John RODES b: 6 NOV 1697 d: 3 MAY 1778
2 Judith CRAWFORD b: 1705 d: WFT Est 1723-1799 + Joseph TERRY b: WFT Est 1688-1708 d: WFT Est 1723-1794
2 Michael CRAWFORD b: 1707 d: WFT Est 1736-1798 + Elizabeth TERRELL b: WFT Est 1692-1716 d: WFT Est 1735-1804
Source: v10t0934.ftw

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Margaret, Countess of Salisbury, has American descendants:
Margaret Planatagenet, Countess of Salisbury = Sir Richard Pole
Henry Pole = Jane Neville
Katherine Pole = Francis Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon
Elizabeth Hastings = Edward Somerset, Earl of Worcester
Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester = Anne Russell
Sir John Somerset = Mary Arundell
Charles Somerset, Esq. = Catherine Baskerville
Maria Johanna Somerset = Col. Richard Smith of Maryland
Charles Somerset Smith = 1) Jane Crabb, 2) Margaret Smith and had five daughters and two sons.

The above is from Faris, who says the daughters are by the first wife, the sons by the second. Christopher Johnston in his "Smith Family of Calvert County" (in Maryland Historical Magazine, reprinted in Maryland Genealogies) says only the first daughter, Elizabeth, is "evidently" the daughter of the first marriage and the sons (who were twins) "according to family record" the produce of the second marriage. The other four daughters were "probably" of the first marriage. from John Steele Gordon

This line from Maria Johanna Somerset, who emigrated to Maryland as a widow about 1697, with a letter from Lord Baltimore to his son-in-law Nicholas Sewell --- can be traced in Faris, working through Somerset, Beaufort, and Plantagenet to Geoffroi 'le Bel', Comte d'Anjou et Duc de Normandie.

"Pole, English noble family. The first member of importance was William de la Pole, d. 1366, a rich merchant who became the first mayor of Hull (1332) and a baron of the exchequer (1339). His oldest son, Michael de la Pole, 1st earl of Suffolk, 1330?-1389, fought in France in the Hundred Years War under Edward the Black Prince. He became the trusted adviser of Richard II, who made him chancellor (1383) and earl of Suffolk (1385). In theParliament of 1386 his enemies forced his dismissal, and he was impeached and imprisoned. Richard soon released and reinstated him, but when the baronial opposition again demanded his arrest, De la Pole fled (1387) to France. "Appealed of treason and sentenced to death in the Merciless Parliament of 1388, he died in exile. His grandson, William de la Pole, 4th earl and 1st duke of Suffolk, 1396-1450, played an active role in the later stages of the Hundred Years War and for a time held the chief command. He arranged the marriage (1445) of Margaret of Anjou to Henry VI and rose to a position of great political authority, reaching the peak of his power in 1448 when he was made duke. His persistent efforts to gain peace with France enabled his enemies to accuse him of treason, especially after disastrous losses in Normandy. His long record of service, his eloquent appeal to Parliament, and even the favor of the king could not save him from impeachment. When setting out for a five-year exile he was abducted from his ship and beheaded in a boat off Dover. His wife was the granddaughter of Geoffrey Chaucer. Hisson, John de la Pole, 2d duke of Suffolk, 1443-91, married Edward IV's sister Elizabeth and held offices under that king. He later supported Richard III, yet was favored by Henry VII. Of his sons, the eldest was John de la Pole, earl of Lincoln, 1464-87, who was recognized by Richard III as his heir presumptive. At first he appeared to accept Henry VII, but he soon joined the rebellion in favor of Lambert Simnel. He led an invading army from Ireland and was killed at the battle of Stoke. The second son, Edmund de la Pole, earl of Suffolk, 1472?-1513, agreed to the wish of Henry VII that he forego the ducal title in return for some of the property forfeited as a result of his brother's treason. Later he declared his ambition for the throne and tried to get help on the Continent. He was eventually delivered (1506) as a prisoner to Henry VII by theBurgundians. He was imprisoned for years and finally executed by Henry VIII. The fifth son, Richard de la Pole, d. 1525, took over Edmund's claim to the throne and received intermittent support from the French. He was killed in the battle of Pavia fighting for Francis I of France. He was the last of his line.
Text: http://www.encyclopedia.com/articles/37371.html

Children
Henry POLE Lord Montague b: 1495
Reginald POLE Archbishop of Canterbury b: 1500
Geoffrey POLE b: 1501
Ursula POLE b: ABT 1500 in Ialworth, Middlesex, England

Children of Sir Richard Pole and Margaret Plantagenet, Countess of Salisbury:
Ursula Pole d. 12 Aug 1570
Sir Henry Pole, 1st Lord Montagu+ b. c 1492, d. 9 Jan 1538/39
Sir Arthur Pole b. bt 1493 - 1499, d. a 10 May 1527
Reginald Pole b. Mar 1500, d. 17 Nov 1558
Sir Geoffrey Pole+ b. c 1502, d. Nov 1558

Citations:
1. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Genealogy (London, U.K.: The Bodley Head, 1999), page 103. Hereinafter cited as Britain's Royal Family.
2. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family, page 136.
3. [S8] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition, 2 volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 1999), volume 1, page 16. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition.

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Children:
2 John QUARLES b: Abt 1746 d: Bef 7 Jan 1790 + Sarah WINSTON b: 9 Feb 1748 d: Bef 28 Jan 1822
2 William QUARLES b: Abt 1752 d: 2 Apr 1814 + Nancy Ann HAWES d: Abt 1843
2 Robert QUARLES+ Mary ANDERSON + Lucy REED
2 George QUARLES
2 Roger QUARLES d: Abt 1790
2 Dorothy QUARLES + John POLLARD
2 Ann QUARLES + Asa THOMPSON
2 Mary QUARLES + William MARSHALL
2 Francis QUARLES + Francis TOMPKINS
2 Jane QUARLES + Pleasants WINSTON

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He is said to have been crippled when dropped by a nurse.

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My Southern Family

ULF Thorgilsson

0933 - 29 Sep 1027

ID Number: I62547

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(RESEARCH QUERY) CALVIN

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ID Number: I37343

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Capt. David CRAWFORD II

1662 - Sep 1762

ID Number: I40660

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James Daniel ELKIN

ABT 1880 - ____

ID Number: I7274

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Thomas GOODENOW

16 Mar 1635 - 5 Sep 1663

ID Number: I99697

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Nancy LOADHOLT

____ - 9 May 1861

ID Number: I85322

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Lois Ellen MILLER

James MONROE

ABT 1800 - AFT 1850

ID Number: I53264

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Sir RICHARD de la POLE K.G.

ABT 1470 - ABT 15 Nov 1504

ID Number: I28060

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Roger QUARLES Jr.

ABT 1720 - ABT 1790

ID Number: I68802

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Samuel TRABUE

ABT 1835 - ____

ID Number: I30489

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