cs n\ ftT3 The Southworth Genealogy. ROYAL DESCENTS OF MRS. CHARLES HATHAWAY, NEE CORA SOUTHWORTH ROUNTREE, OF EAST ORANGE, N. J. PEDIGREE I. Royal Descent of jB|@KBSSBBIS@HPSBHS99BSBBEK@p[' from the Saxon Kings of England, and their ancestors, Cerdic and Odin. I. WODIN, or ODIN (Roman, Othinus), whom some antiquarians claim to have descended from the eldest son of the patriarch Noah, made himself master of a considerable part of the North of Europe in the third century, and died in what is now Sweden. By his wife, Frea, or Frigga, he had six sons, the fifth of whom was, II. BELDEG, sometimes called Balder, who married JVanna, a daugh­ ter of Gewar, and had son III. BRANDIUS, or BRANDO, who had son IV. FROODIGARIUS, or FROETHGAR, who had son V. WIGGA, who had son VI. GEWESIUS, or GEWISCH, who had son i The Southworth Genealogy VII. EFFA, or ESTA, who had son VIII. EFFA, (the second) who had son IX. ELISEUS, who had son X. CERDIC, the first King of the West Saxons; died in 534, after having reigned about thirty-three years. He had two Sons, Chelwolf, who died during the life time of his father, and whose great-grandson, Kentwin, was the seventh King of the West Saxons, and XI. KENRIC, or CYNRIC, who succeeded to the Crown in 534 upon the death of his father. He died in 560, having reigned twenty- six years. He had two sons, the second of whom Cuthwulf, (died 572) left son, Cearlik, who wrested the Kingdom from Cheaulin, his uncle, in 592, and was fourth king of West Saxons. The eldest son of Kenric was XII. CHEAULIN, who succeeded to the Crown upon the death of his father in 560, and reigned about thirty-two years, when he was dethroned by Cearlik, his nephew, and banished from the Kingdom. He died in exile in 593, leaving Cuth and XIII. CUTHWIN, who was killed in battle with the Britons in 584, dur­ ing the reign of his father. He left two sons, Kenwold and XIV. CUTH, who had son XV. CHELWALD, who had son XVI. KENRED, who had four sons and one daughter. His eldest son, Ina, was the eleventh king of West Saxons :—another son was XVII. INGILLS, who had son XVIII. EOPPA, who had son XIX. EASA, who had son XX. ALKMUND, or AETHELMUND, who had son XXI. ECGBERHT, or EGBERT, who succeeded to the West Saxon Crown upon the death of King Bithrick, in the year 800, and in the course of the first twenty years of his reign he succeeded in The Southworth Genealogy uniting the whole heptarchy under his rule. He was seven­ teenth king of West Saxons and first Saxon King of all Eng­ land. He married the Lady Redburga, by whom he had a daughter and two sons, the eldest of whom was his successor. He died 839 and was succeeded by XXII. AETHELWULF, who took for his wife, Osburga, a daughter of Oslac ; an English nobleman and direct descendant of Cerdic. By her he had five sons and one daughter. After the death of Queen Osburga, in his old age, he married a young wife, Judith, daughter of Charles the Bald, Emperor and King of France, and great-granddaughter of the Emperor Charlemagne. By her he left no issue. She subsequently married Baldwin, first Count of Flanders, and became ancestress of Matilda, wife of William the Conqueror. Aethelwulf died 18 January, 857, after a reign of eighteen years, He was succeeded by his youngest son XXIII. ALFRED THE GREAT, born in 849, who survived all his brothers and became sixth king of England in 871. In 869 he married Ealswitha, a daughter of the Earl of Lincolnshire, and by her had three sons and three daughters. He died 28 October, 901, and his Queen died about 904. He was suc­ ceeded by his second son XXIV. EDWARD, THE ELDER, seventh King of England, was married three times. His first wife was Ecguina, a Shepherd's daughter, by whom he had two sons and one daughter ; the second wife was Elfleda, a daughter of Earl Aethelhelme, by whom he had two sons and six daughters ; the third wife was Edgina, a daugh­ ter of Earl Sigeline, by whom he had two sons and two daugh­ ters. He was crowned in 901, and died 925. By his second wife, Queen Elfleda, he had XXV. PRINCESS EADHILD, or ELDHILD, who married Hugh the Great, Duke of France and Burgundy, and Count of Paris and Orleans. (See III. Pedigree II. for continuation of line through Capetian Dynasty.) 4 The Southworth Genealogy PEDIGREE II. Royal Descent of from the Capetian Dynasty, and Henry I. of France. I. ROBERT, THE STRONG, is regarded as the Stock of the Capetian Dynasty. He died 866 A.D. leaving son II. ROBERT, Count of Paris, married a sister of Otho, Emperor of Germany. Received the crown of France at Soissons in 922, from the Lords opposed to Charles the Simple. Killed in 923. He had son III. HUGH, THE GREAT, Duke of France and Burgundy, and Count of Paris and Orleans ; was never crowned. Married Eldhild, daughter of Edward, the Elder, seventh Saxon King of Eng­ land and Elfreda, his Queen. (See XXV. Pedigree I.) He died in 956 A.D. leaving son IV. HUGH CAPET, King of France, (born 940 A.D. crowned 987 A.D.) Married Princess Adelaide of Aquitaine, daughter of Otho I. Emperor of Germany and Queen Adelheid. (See IX. Pedi­ gree III.) He died 996 A.D. leaving son V. ROBERT, KING OF FRANCE, (born 971 A.D. crowned 996 A.D.) Married Constance of Provence, daughter of the Count of Toulouse. He was sometimes called Robert II. the Pious. He shared the throne with his father, Hugh Capet, from 988 to 996 when he became sole ruler. He died 1031 A.D. at Melin, and was buried at St. Denis. He had son VI. HENRY I., King of France. (Born 1005 A.D., crowned 1031 A.D., died 1060.) After the death of his first and second wives, the daughters of the German Emperor Conrad and Henry III., he married Anne, daughter of Grand Duke Jaroslaus of Russia (See VII. Pedigree IV.) and had son VII. HUGH, surnamed Magnus Married Lady Adela de Vermandois, daughter of Hubert (or Herbert) IV. the 8th Count Verman­ dois, (Count 1045-1080 A.D., died 1080 A.D.) and in her right The Southworth Genealogy 5 became 9th Count of Vermandois. (See XIII. Pedigree V.) and her daughter VIII. LADY ISABEL DE VERMANDOIS ; married Robert de Bellomont (Beaumont) created, in 1103, Earl of Leicester and Earl Mel- lent, by Henry I. of England. He commanded the right of the Norman Army at the Battle of Hastings, and was charac­ terized " as the wisest of all men, betwixt this and Jerusalem in worldly affairs." In latter days became a monk in the Abbey of Preaux, where he died' 1118. Arms: "Gules; quint foille d'ermine." Robert de Bellomont and Lady Isabel de Vermandois had IX. ROBERT-BOSSU DE BELLOMONT, Second Earl of Leicester, Lord Justice of England, d. 1168 A.D. who in 1103 A.D. married Lady Amicia de Waer, daughter of Ralph de Waer (or Wayer) Earl of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge, and of wife Emma, daughter of Wm. Fitz-Osburne, Earl of Hereford, Marshal of England ; had daughter X. LADY ISABEL DE BELLOMONT, who married 1st, Simon St. Lize, Earl of Northampton ; married 2d, Sir Gervaise Paganel, Baron Dudley, who in 3d, King Stephen, Anno 1138 held the Castle of Dudley in right of Empress Maud, and in 1st, King Richard I. was present at the Solemn Coronation, of that monarch. (Proof of 2nd Marriage is given by Dugdale, Vol. I. p. 432) Arms (carried those of Leicester, viz) : " Gules, cinque foil ermine, a crescent for difference " ; in right of his wife Isabel, also bears arms, of Paganel of Bahumtune, viz : " Or, two lions passant, azure." Pedigree : This Gervaise Paganel, was son of Ralph Paganel, Lord Dudley, and Agnes, his wife ; grandson of Fulke Paganel, who acquired the Castle and title of Dudley in right of his wife Beatrice, daughter and heiress of Wm. Fitz-Ausculph : and great-grandson of Ralph Paganel and Matilda, his wife. Sir GervaisevPaganel and Lady Isabel de Bellomont had daughter and sole fteir The Southworth Genealogy XI. LADY HAWYSE PAGANEL, Baroness Dudley, married John de Someri, of Cambridge, Lord Dudley in right of his wife (Arms : " Or, two lions, passant, azure ") and had sons ist, William Perceval de Someri, Baron Dudley, eldest son, died 1222 and, 2nd, XII. ROGER DE SOMERI, who in default of heirs of his brother, William Perceval, in 1229 A.D. became Baron Dudley. He died in 1280 ; married for his second wife Lady Amabel, daughter and heir of Sir Robert Chaucombe and widow of Gilbert de Segrave. By this marriage they had daughter XIII. LADY MARGARET DE SOMERI, who married ist, Uriean St. Pierre, and 2nd, Ralph, first Baron Basset, of Drayton, County of Stafford (42nd Henry III. 1257-8 A.D.). Was a famous warrior, and fell in the Battle of Eversham 48 Henry III. (Arms : " Or, three piles, gules, Canton ermine ") Pedigree : great-grandson of Ralph Basset, Lord Chief Justice of Eng­ land (wife Maud Ridel) temp. Henry I. and a descendant of Thursten, the Norman. Ralph, Baron Basset and Lady Margaret had son XIV. RALPH, Second Baron Basset, summoned to Parliament 23 June, 1295 ; was engaged in the French and Scottish Wars of Edward I.