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John Thomas and Susannah Legg Green Susannah Legg Green Thomas was persecuted by her family for wearing the uniform of the Salvation Army. They would fill her bonnet full of coals and put it by the fireside, complain of the money she spent on towels, bed spreads etc. Which had the army emblem woven on them. But she bought them for the benefit of the army she loved and took the opposition of her family with a smile. Penardim Charlemagne B 742 D 815 King of Neustria, Bram the Blessed Frank & Hildegaade of Swedia Lombards, Caradoe Emporor of Rome & Germany Cyllin Collus 170 King of Britain Louis the Pious D 844 K. of France or D 20 Beli the great June 850 = Judith of Bonaria Amalech Adelhard md Robert the Strong (5th) 861 Aballar High court pans Athildis Md Mariomir IV D. 143 Robert 1st D 928 King of France Cladomier D 186 Kings of France Hugh Capet D 956 Farabert Kings of France Robert II D 1031 the Pious Sumis D 213 Invadid & Sacked GoulKinderu Henry I md Anna D 233 Hugh Magnus D 1102 or 1027 Batherus D 272 Aunt de Vermandois - Adela Clodius D 293 Isabel D Vermandois md Walter D 306 1st Robert De. Beamont Dagabert D 317 Robert de Beaumont Earl of Leisester 8th Genebald D 358 Lord Chief Justice of England Dagabert D 379 Robert D Beaumont Earl of Winchester Clodius I D 389 Margaret md Sauer De Juinsey of Winchester Mariamir D 404 Roger De Quinsey Earl of Winchester D 1268 Pharamond D 728 md Argotta Elene De Quinsey md Allan Lord Zouaha D Clodis D 451 1270 Ausbert D 490 Eudo D 1298 Vaubert D 528 Lucy D Gouche md Sir Thomas De Greene Ausbert D 539 5th Arnold D 601 Sir Henry De Greene De Broughton D 1383 St Arnold D 640 Bisho of Metz 6th d 1343 Anchise Md Begga D 694 or Doda Sir Henry De Greene De Broughton d 1383 Pepin D 714 C of Heristal & Elphide Alpais Sir Henry De Green De Broughton 7th 10th D Charles Martel D 741 Ended Sarain invation 1394 (beheaded) of Europe Robrude Thomas Greene Thomas Pepin the short B 714 D 768 24 Sep Berlande Thomas Greene John the fugitive of Carabest ct. of Laon Robert Greene John Thomas & Susannah Green pg 1.

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Pepin I Lord of Brabant Mayor unknown King LouisVII of Eleanor of Aquitaine Kenneth I King of of the Palace France Scots BEF 844 (1122 – 1204) of Austrasia d. 647 b.1120-1180 Hermangarde Hugh “The Black” Adelaide son of Louis VI of Also the wife of Henry II Robert I King of France Manasses de Vergi b. ? d. 920 Duke of Burgundy of Burgundy France and Adélaide unknown spouse Father: Boso of Burgundy Ermangarde of Thouars Ansegus Lord of Brabant Adelheid, Princess of France 882-921 father: Thierry II Count of Chaunois Mother: Trungard Princess of the West 884- Giselbert Count and Orleans Begga of of Darnau Margrave of Scheldt 830- 892 King Philip II of Constantine I King of Scots d. 685 Brabant Hildebrante /Liegarde Giselbert of Chalon Ermandgarde of France Herbert II Count de Vermandois 884-943 Lothair I King of Italy Emperor 865- ? b.1165-1223 Princess of France 895- 931 Duke of Burgundy Burgundy Hersent Princess of France Regnier I Duke of Lorraine of the West 795- 855 unknown spouse Roscille de Loches de Willandri Father: Herbert I Count of Senlis Count of Hainaut Hellentrude Pepin II “the Fat” Elfide 654-?/ 890- 956 908- ? Father: Charles II of Moselle 830- ? Father: Louis I The Pious Emperor of 874-? Mayor of the Palace “The Bald” Emperor of the West 850- 916 France Isabelle of Hainaut or Alpais - Mother: Adelaide of Herestal concubine 1170-1190 Donald II King of Scots b.631 d. 714 Fulk I “The Red” of Anjou King of Jerusalem 870- 942 Giselbert Duke Gerberga of Alfonso VIII, king of Castile unknown spouse Heribert “Nuestra” Charles Martel “The Hammer King” of the Gerberga Princess of Lorraine Saxony Mechtilde Saint of 1155-1214 “Count of Laon” Robert de Vermandois Adelaide of Albert “The Pious” 890- 939 925- 984 Ringleheim King Louis VIII of France Franks / Mayor of the palaces of Chrotrud of Gerberga of Gatinais 913- 960 of Lorraine Count of Troyes Burgundy Count of Vermandois 935-? Eleanor of England b.1162-1214 b.1187-1226 Austrasia, Neustria and Burgundy d.
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The Pedigree of Her Royal and Most Serene Highness the DUCHESS of MANTUA, MONTFERRAT, and FERRARA;
iS or E.LIBKIS /';»</"'//< , //ss/,,'. //"" ///"r/-/ National Library of Scotland *B000279551* 1 /~\ t .V i IN HONOUR oftheGREAT AND GOOD. THE ROLL OF THE MANTUAN MEDALLISTS These medals were founded byaloysius 1st GONZAGA, CAPTAIN OF MANTUA. 1330. AD, AND WERE CONTINUED BY HIS SUCCESSORS, GUIDO III. LUIGI II.GIAN FRANCISCO I, GIAN- -FRANCISCOII, LUIGI III. FREDERICO 1. GIAN- -FRANCISCO III, FREDERICO II, FRANCISCO III, GUGLIELMO, V1NCENTIUS II. FRANCISCO IV, FERDINAND CHARLES I, CHARLES III. CHARLES IV. AND ARCHIBALD. CAPTAINS, MARQUISES, and DUKES OF MANTUA. MONTFERRAT, FERRARA.NEVERS.RETHEL AND ALENCON ic.iN MEMORIAL OF THE DEEDS OF GREAT AND GOOD MEN, WITH A RECORD OF THE NAMES OF ABOVE 1.000 MEN ON WHOM THOSE MEDALS WERE CONFERRED. COPIED FROM THE ORIGINAL ROLLS BYORDEROF CHARLESdiBOURBON, D'ESTE.PALEOLOGUS. GONZAGA, PRINCE OF MANTUA, MONTFERRAT, FERRARA, NEVERS, RETHEL AND ALENCON. THE RESTORER OFTHE MANTUA AND MONTFERRAT MEDAL FUND. WHICHA1KE THE PREVIOUS GIFT OF THOSE MEDALS BY THE FORMER CHIEFS OF HIS HOUSE. WAS DESIGNED TO REWARD MERIT AND INTELLECTUAL EXCELLENCE: and TO PROMOTE AND ENXOURAGETHE GREAT AND GOOD, REGARDLESS OF NATIONALITY CLASS OR CREED. 1885. -BVERSt- sEVLF.St- FRONTISPIECE. The Pedigree of Her Royal and Most Serene Highness THE DUCHESS OF MANTUA, MONTFERRAT, AND FERRARA; Nevers, Rethel, and Alengon; Countess of Lennox, Fife, and Menteth; Baroness of Tabago; In which is traced her Descent from King David, the Houses of Gonzaga, Paleologus, Este, Bourbon, Lennox, Napier^ etc. .CONZAGHI dl MANTOVA WITH THE ROLL OF MANTUAN MEDALLISTS. Compiled from Public and Private Documents, by the late John Riddell, Esq., Advocate of Edinburgh ; assisted by His Royal Highness the late Comte de Chambord, M.
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Family Tree 8/02 Large
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The Royal Lineages ______
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Nt Thomas Tracy
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