I86327: TURLOGH Theodoras of MunsterKing (____

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a. Turlogh Theodoras, King of Munster ^[S3194]

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tis all fouled up. can't find a thing to straighten this out on the internet. please write [email protected]

there are quite a lot of COWDEN in Alabama are they really Cowans?

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5 M: George Washington DUNN Birth: 1835 MS Death: aft 12 May 1865
Spouse: Elizabeth TAYLOR Marriage: 28 Jun 1864 St. Helena Parish, LA

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b. Saier de Lens de Seton. SETON - The name derived from the Yorkshire small harbour village of Staithes, nine miles north of Whitby and was in the 1lth century called Seaton Staithes. It was a stronghold for the Seatons. After Domesday but before the end of the 11th century the family name had been drawn inland, most portentously to Rutland, where at the new manor of Seaton the Lady Maud de Lens and her sister Alice were spending the betrothal period before their marriages. Maud’s Scottish son, Prince Henry, would pass the name to Seaton, Cumbria, where he established a cell of his abbey at Holmcultram. Earlier than either of these moves, it went to the Firth of Forth where Queen Maud’s premier Flemish relative, her uncle Seier “de Seton” built his great place for the protection of herself and her heirs. As their own distinctive crescents show, Seier de Seton and his brother Walter sprang from a second son of the house of Boulogne, Count Lambert de Lens who was the grandfather of Scotland’s Queen Maud. On the Firth of Forth, Seier was called Dougall or “the dark stranger”, a nickname which was also given to his son Walter."

"The early generations of this family are difficult to ascertain with any certainty. It appears that, probably a long time ago, a Seton pedigree was produced that has since been reported by various sources (including BLG1850 and some modern web sites). Various parts of that pedigree have been rejected by some modern genealogists (including TSP and BP1934) for it mixed-up different branches of the family and sometimes showed brothers & cousins as fathers & sons. The following attempts to make sense of the matter, relying heavily on TSP (Winton) and BP1934 (Eglinton) neither of which show the opening connection which appears to have come from the old pedigree (although it is not reported by BLG1850 but comes from the 'setonfamily' web site identified below).
Saier de Lens de Seton
www.setonfamily.com reports that Saier de Lens was father of Walter de Lens also known as Walter the Fleming also known as ...
Dougall de Seton (a temp Alexander I who d 1124)
m. Janet de Quincy (?? dau of Quincy, Earl of Winchester)

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Henry SPRATT was the husband of Isabella DUDLEY. Among their children was Mary SPRATT who married Solomon WHITE. This is the same Solomon WHITE you have listed as the father of Elizabeth WHITE, wife of Robert DUDLEY. Cindy Fregoe [email protected]

My Southern Family

King TURLOGH Theodoras of Munster

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ID Number: I86327

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Mary ASHLEY

ABT 1780 - ____

ID Number: I42264

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Catherine CALHOUN

1752 - 1803

ID Number: I73723

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Ida James CORCORAN

31 Dec 1876 - 15 May 1970

ID Number: I4958

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(RESEARCH QUERY) COWAN OR COWDEN

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ID Number: I100230

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George Washington DUNN

1835 - AFT 12 May 1865

ID Number: I90243

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Josiah HARRISON

1812 - ____

ID Number: I25744

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Alk HIGGINBOTHAM

Mary HILL

ISABEL LINDSAY

ABT 1535 - ____

ID Number: I57802

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MARY POYNTZ

ABT 1550 - 1590

ID Number: I38348

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SAIER de Lens de SETON

ABT 1055 - ____

ID Number: I88697

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Mary SPRATT

ABT 1660 - ____

ID Number: I50948

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