last updated:
3/12/2008
Hartshorn-Way Family History
Robert Glen Way's
Adam & Eve Genealogy
Tracing our roots back to our first parents
According to Judean-Christian traditions, our first parents were Adam and Eve, the first humans. All peoples on this earth trace their roots to these common ancestors. We are all distant cousins. Medicine also tells us that we are all related. Look at the blood type alleles. There is no connection between race and blood types. The percentage of blood type is similar in all races of people. Indeed we are of the human race. Furthermore, genetic studies in mitochondrial DNA hint that all people have a common female ancestor. Call this common ancestor "Eve".
If we keep tracing our lineage back, in theory we will come to our common ancestor. At this time, this is more an exercise in fun than in genealogical work, at least not yet. There are still many more ancestors to be uncovered. Royal genealogies often trace back to a common ancestor that proved a claim on the crown. Many medieval royal families have a lineage that traces back to royal families of the Bible. Tracing your ancestors back to a royal family can provide you a pedigree that traces back to the first parents.
Bobbie has ties with the British royal family. He is a descendent of Edward III through his grandson Henry de Beaufort and Lady Fitz Alan. The royal families of England and Scotland trace their lines way back, all the way back to our first parents. The tradition is that Tephi, the daughter of Zedekiah, last King of Judah, made her way to northern Ireland. Her son became a King of Ireland. From there, the line passed through the ruling families of the Picts and the Scots. The royal family of Scotland traces their lineage through Judah. And from Judah we have the scriptural lineage to Adam & Eve.
Adam & Eve Pedigree
153. Robert “Bobbie” Way
152. Gladys Mable Sims m. Robert Clair Way
151. Thomas Sims m. Mary “Ollie” Smith
150. Henry Clay Sims m. Elizabeth Davis
149. James Williams Sims m. Sarah Tatum
148. Colonel Thomas Sims m. Mary Winn
147. William Sims m. Judith Cross
146. Captain Bruster Sims m. Mary Green
145. Edwards Sims m. Mary Bruster
144. William II Symes m. Mary Sherwood
143. Esquire Thomas Symes m. Amy Bridges
142. Amy Horner m. John Symes
141. Amy Popham m. Thomas Horner
140. Sir John Popham m. Amy Games
139. Alexander Popham m. Jane Stradling
138. Sir Edward Stradling m Elizabeth Arundel
137. Thomas Stradling m. Janet Matthew
136. Sir Henry Stradling m Elizabeth Herbert (Thomas)
135. Joan (Beaufort), natural daughter m. Edward Stradling
134. Henry Beaufort and Lady Fitz Alan
133. John of Gaunt m. Katherine Roet
132. Edward III Plantagenet, King of England m. Philippa
131. Edward II Plantagenet, King of England m. Isabella
130. Edward I Plantagenet, King of England m. Eleanor
129. Henry III Plantagenet, King of England m. Eleanor
128 John I “Lackland” Plantagenet, King of England m. Isabella
127. Henry II “Curtmantle” Plantagenet, King of England m. Eleanor
126. Princess Matilda “Maude” m. Geoffrey V Plantagenet, King of England
125. Matilda, Princess of Scotland m. Henry I “Beauclerk”, King of England
124. Malcolm III “Canmore” m. St. Margaret Aetheling (Margaret of England)
123. Duncan, King of Scotland m. Sibyl
122. Princess Beatrice m. Crinan
121. Malcolm II, King of Scotland
120. Kenneth II, King of Scotland
119. Malcolm I, King of Scotland
118. Donald, King of Scotland
117. Kenneth I McAlpin, King of Scotland
116. Alpin, King of Argyleshire
115. Achaisas m. Fergusia
114. Ethafind m. Fergina
113. Eugene V m. Spondan
112. Prince Findan
111. Eugene IV
110. Prince Dongard
109. Donald
108. Eugene III
107. Aidan
106. Conran
105. Dongard
104. Gergus More, King of Argyll in Scotland (Argyleshire)
103. Mortough
102. Prince Muiredhach
101. Prince Eogan
100. Neall
99. Eochaidh Moihmeodhain
98. Muirread Head Tireach
97. Fiachadh Streabhthuim
96. Caorbre Liffeachaire
95. Cormac Ulfhada
94. Art Aonfir
93. Conn Ceadchadbach
92. Feidhlimhidh Rrecgtmar
91. Tuthal Teachtman
90. Fiachadn Fionhudh
89. Feroaidhach Fionfachtnach
88. Criomhthan Niadhnar
87. Lughaidh Reibdearg
86. Prince Bias (Fineamhuas)
85. Feidhlich
84. Prince Finn
83. Prince Finlogha
82. Prince Rioghneaim
81. Prince Eamhna
80. Prince Blathachta
79. Prince Lurie
78. Enno
77. Angus Tuirmbreach
76. Eochaid Foltleathan
75. Caisfhaidlach
74. Conla
73. Jaren Gleofathach
72. Prince Meilage
71. Coalbreag
70. More the Great King of Ireland
69. Prince Buillaig
68. Dyach Laighrach
67. Riachadh Tolgroch
66. Bolgrack
65. Simon Breac
64. Fion Fail
63. Gaillchadh
62. Prince Olchao
61. Siorna Saoghalach
60. Prince Maoin
59. Aongus Oilbhuagard
58. Labhruins
57. Prince Smiorguil
56. Tighernmas
55. Prince Follain
54. Eithraill
53. Irail Faidh the Irish King
52. Tamar "Tea" Tephi1 m. Eochaidh, the Hermon2
51. Zedekiah
50. Josiah3 m. Hamutal, daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah
49. Amon m. Jediah
48. Manasseh
47. Hezikiah
46. Abi
45. Jotham
44. Uzziah
43. Amziah
42. Joash
41. Ahaziah
40. Jehoram
39. Jehosophat
38. Asa m. Azubah
37. Abjah
36. Rehoboam, King of Judah m. Maacah
35. Solomon, King of Israel m. Naamah
34. David, King of Israel m. Bathsheba
33. Jesse
32. Obed
31. Boaz m. Ruth
30. Salmon
29. Nashon
28. Amminadab
27. Ram
26. Hezron
25. Pharez (twin brother Zarah)
24. Er m. Tamar (Judah and Tamar)
23. Judah m. Shuah
22. Jacob “Israel” m. Leah
21. Isaac m. Rebecca
20. Abraham m. Sarah
19. Terah
18. Nabor
17. Serug
16. Reu
15. Peleg
14. Eber
13. Salah
12. Arphaxad
11. Shem
10. Noah
9. Lamech
8. Methusalah
7. Enoch
6. Jared
5. Mahaleleel
4. Cainan
3. Enos
2. Seth
1. Adam and Eve - Our First Parents
Comments
1Tamar Tephi was also known as Tea Tephi, the daughter of God’s House, Princess of the House of David. She came to Ireland in 580 BC and brought with her a relic of immemorial antiquity, said to be Jacob’s Pillow of Stone. This became the Coronation Stone used by the Kings of Ireland and Scotland and later the Kings of England.
2Eochaidh is supposed to be a prince of the scarlet-thread bloodline. He is a descendant of Zarah, the twin son of Tamar who had the scarlet thread tied upon his hand at birth. The marriage of Tea Tephi and Eochaidh united the two bloodlines from Judah.
3Josiah Ben Amon and Hamutal Bint Jeremiah had two sons, Jehoahaz and Zedekiah.
References
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Linda Sue’s Ancestors, http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~rhartsjr/sue/index1.htm |
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Old Testament, Holy Bible, Authorized King James Version. |
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Virginia Marin, Genealogy Resources: Steps In Time, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/meadows/4399/index.html |
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Nicolas Durand et Societe Genevoise de Genealogie, www.gen-gen.ch |
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Richard Steel, Genealogy to Adam and the British Royal Family, http://www.geocities.com/7life/gen |
