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Please note that much of the contents are not the result of my original research, but rather a compilation of information from various sources and other researchers. This is meant to be a central database and not intended to be a primary source.
Much of my recent research has been online. As many websites are quite ephemeral, I have taken the liberty of reproducing parts of a few of them to make the information available to you. I include a link to the original SOURCE. At times I have added links to or otherwise augmented the page or cut some of the unrelated material to make the data more relavent.
If anywhere on these pages I have inadvertently infringed on anyone's copyrighted material, please notify me so that I can correct the problem. I am making no commercial use of this material. This is merely an intellectual exercise. I am not a genealogist but just a hobbyist.
Family members or others wishing a CD of these webpages will only be asked to reimberse my costs for a blank CD + postage. I reserve the right to the name, "A Grandchild's Heritage © " & to my format/style of presentation of this material but of course the info/data contained on these pages is in the public domain.
Coats of Arms at the top of some pages are only decorative. Even though they are assigned to the family name, they are not intended to imply lineage as, strictly speaking, only the first sons of first sons of the recipient are permitted to bear their ancestors arms. Occasionally, individual coats of arms are shown. These are, so far as I can ascertain, historically accurate. Thanks to the various artists who make these crests available online. The only one I created is the "Barb�" coat of arms.
Navigation about the site through hyperlinks is colour coded.
� - bn - b - born/naissance
� - bap - baptism/bapt�me
� - m - marriage/mariage
� - d - deceased/d�c�s
� - in - bur - interred/inhum�e - buried
c - circa/about/vers i.e. � c1376 = baptised about 1376
< - before/avant; i.e. � <1037 = born before 1037
> - after; i.e. � >1495 = died after 1495
>< - between i.e. � 1256><1289 = married between 1256 & 1289
res - residence/where a person is known to have lived
� - occ - occupation/livelihood
fl - flourished/living at that time/mentioned in contemporary documents
% - aka/also known as - other source gives different name
NN - Latin "Nomen Nescio" - 'name not known'
~ - no ancestry found/the end of the line
/ - used to separate info from two different sources i.e. b c1125/1127 - one source said c1125, another 1127
* - just a mark/note to myself that I have performed a certain research task
Graphics are used throughout these pages to draw attention to certain individuals.
King |
Emperor |
Knight |
Crusader |
Magna Charta Surety |
Roman Official - Prefect, Proconsul, etc. |
Therefore an entry such as "Sir William
Count of Perigord"
is alphabetized as though it were 'William Perigord".
When all other factors are the same entries are listed by date.
The index is slowly coming along. I'm working my way back through the Dark Ages at present.
Only family lines with this index line at the bottom have been indexed.
i.e.
William De Beauchamp b c1105
William De Beauchamp b c1130
William De Beauchamp b c1210
William De Beauchamp b 1237
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Last updated January 11, 2005 |
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