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160 Generations from the Descendancy of Adam & Eve 160 GENERATIONS FROM THE DESCENDANCY OF ADAM & EVE TO BERTON WAITE HOYT FAMILIES OF AMERICA by John E Hoyt, 04-03-2014 GOD, The Creator 1 Adam Eden b: 4000 BC d: 3070 BC + Eve Eden b: ABT 3999 BC 2 Seth Ben Adam b: 3870 BC d: 2958 BC + Azura Bat Adam b: ABT 3900 BC 3 Enosh Ben Seth b: 3769 BC d: 2864 BC + Naom Bat Seth b: ABT 3760 BC 4 Cainan Ben Enosh b: 3679 BC d: 2769 BC 5 Mahalalel Ben Cainan b: 3609 BC d: 2714 BC + Dinah Bint Barakiel b: Abt 3790 B C 6 Jared Ben Mahalalel b: 3544 BC d: 2582 BC + Baraka Bat Rashujal b: ABT 3544 BC 7 Enoch Ben Jared b: 3378 BC d: 2948 BC + Edna Of East Eden b: BEF 3382 BC 8 Methuselah Ben Enoch b: 3313 BC d: 2344 BC + Elena Bat Azrail b: BEF 3382 BC d: AFT 3339 BC 9 Lamech Ben Methuselah b: 3126 BC d: 2349 BC + Betenos Bat Barakil b: ABT 3790 BC 10 Noah Ben Lamech b: 2944 BC d: 1994 BC + Nahamah , Emzara bint Rakeel b: ABT 3000 BC 11 Shem Ben Noah b: Bet 2425-2452 BC d: 1842 BC + Sedeqetelebab dau of Eliakim b: ABT 2390 BC 12 King Arphaxad Ben Shem b: 2342 BC d: 1904 BC + Rasueja bint Elam b: 2325 BC 13 Shelah Ben Arphaxad or Salah Ben Cainan b: 2307 BC/2325 d: 1874 BC 14 Eber Heber Ben Shelah b: 2277 BC d: 1417 BC 15 Peleg Ben Eber b: 2244 BC d: 2003 BC + Muak Daughter Of Kesed Of Palestine 16 Rue , Ra'u Ragau Ben Peleg b: 2213 BC d: 1973 BC 17 Serug, Serauch Ben Rue or Ragau b: ABT 2181 BC d: 1951 BC + Melka Wife of Serug b: BEF 2151 BC 18 Nahor Ben Serug b: ABT 2151 BC d: 2003 BC + Milcah Haran or Amthelo of Agade b: BC 19 Terah, Thara Ben Nahor b: 2122 BC/2137 d: 1955 BC + Maria of Agade 20 Abraham (Abram) Ben Terah b: ABT 2049 BC d: 1862 BC + Sarah (Sarai) b: ABT 1986 BC d: ABT 1871 21 Isaac Ben Abraham b: 1922 BC d: 1742 BC + Rebeckah Bat Bethuel b: ABT 1912 BC 22 Jacob Isreal Ben Isaac b: ABT 1892 BC d: ABT 1730 BC + Leah Bint Laban b: ABT 1862 BC 23 Judah Ben Jacob or Jupiter b: ABT 1799 BC d: ABT 1676 BC + Tamar Bint Epher b: ABT 1795 BC 24 Perez Ben Judah b: ABT 1738 BC d: 1638 BC ***( Down to King Solomon, King David, Joseph & Mary) + Barayah 24 Zerah Ben Judah b: ABT 1744 BC d: 1438 BC + Wife Of Judah of Palestine Electra 25 Dardanus (Dara) King Acadia b: ABT 1460 BC d: ABT 1414 BC + Bateia Verch Teucer b: ABT 1414 BC 26 Erichtonius Troy b: ABT 1420 BC d: ABT 1368 BC + Astyoche Verch Simoeis b: ABT 1374 BC 27 Tros Aradia King of Troy b: ABT 1375 BC d: ABT 1328 BC + Callirhoe Scamander b: ABT 1355 BC 28 Ilus Troy b: ABT 1345 BC d: ABT 1281 BC + Eurydice Troy b: ABT 1335 BC 29 Laomedon Troy b: ABT 1315 BC d: ABT 1235 BC + Placia De Troy Strymo b: ABT 0315 BC 30 Priam High King Troy King of Troy d: ABT 1183 BC + Hecuba (Hecube) Princess Phrygia 31 Helenus King Troy Epirus b: ABT 1225 BC + Andromache Cilicia 32 Zenter King Cimmerians 33 Francus (Franco) King Cimmerians b: 1165 BC 34 Esdron King Cimmerians 35 Zelius (Gelio) King Cimmerians b: 1105 BC 36 Basabiliano (Basavelian) Cimmerians King of Troy 37 Plaserio I Cimmerians King of Troy 38 Plesron I Cimmerians King Of Troy 39 Eliacor Cimmerians King Of Troy 40 Zaberian (Gaberiano) Cimmerians King Of Troy 41 Plaserio II Cimmerians King Of Troy 42 Antenor I Cimmerians King Of Troy b: 0995 BC 43 Priam II Cimmerians b: 0965 BC 44 Helenus II Cimmerians b: 0935 BC 45 Plesron II King Cimmerians b: 0905 BC 46 Basabiliano, Burtus Cimmerians King Of Britain b: 0875 BC 47 Alexander Cimmerians King Of Troy b: 0845 BC 48 Priam III King Cimmerians b: 0815 BC 49 Gentilanor, Getmalor Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria b: 0785 BC 50 Almadion Cimmerians King of Crimeria b: 0755 BC 51 Dilugio I King Cimmerians b: 0725 BC 52 Helenus III Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria 53 Plaserio III Cimmerians King of Crimmeria 54 Diluglio II Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria 55 Marcomiro I Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria 56 Priam IV Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria 57 Helenus IV Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria + Scythia Cimmerians 58 Antenor Cimmerians (Sythia) King Of Crimmeria d: 0443 BC 59 Marcomir Cimmerians King Of Crimmeria d: 0412 BC 60 Antenor II King Sicambri d: 0384 BC 61 Priamus Sicambri King Of Sicambri 62 Helenus I Sicambri King Of Sicambri 64 Diocles King Sicambri d: 0300 BC 65 Bassanus Magnus Sicambri King Priest Of Sicanbri b: ABT 0350 BC + Princess Orcades b: ABT 0350 BC 66 Clodomir Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: ABT 0232 BC 67 Nicanor Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0198 BC 68 Marcomir Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0198 BC 69 Clodius Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0159 BC 70 Antenor III Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0143 BC 71 Clodimir II Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0123 BC 72 Merodochus, Merdachus Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0095 BC 73 Cassander Sicambri King Of Sicambri d: 0074 BC 74 Antherius Sicambri King Of Sicambri b: ABT 0077 BC d: ABT 0036 BC 75 Francus I West Franks King of Franks b: ABT 0057 BC d: 0011 BC 76 Clodius II Franks King of the Franks 77 Marcomir III Franks King of the Franks 78 Clodemir III, King of the Franks b: 0001 d: 0063 79 Antenor IV, King of the Franks b: ABT 0020 80 Rathaerius Franks King of the Franks b: ABT 0040 d: 0090 81 Richemer Franks King of the Franks b: 0060 d: 0117 82 Odomir Franks King of the Franks b: 0080 d: 0128 83 Marcomir IV Franks , King of the Franks b: 0100 + Princess of Britains Athildis d: 0170 84 Clodomir IV, King of Franks d: 0166 + Princess of Rugij Hafilda 85 Farabert Franks King of the Franks b: 0146 d: 0186 86 Sunno, Huano Franks King of the Franks b: ABT 0166 d: 0213 87 Hilderic Franks King of the Franks b: ABT 0186 d: 0253 88 Bartherus Franks King of Franks b: ABT 0208 d: 0272 89 Clodius III Franks King of the Franks b: Avt 0228 d: 0298 90 Walter Franks King of the Franks b: ABT 0246 d: 0313 91 Dagobert I Franks Duke of the Franks b: ABT 0257 d: 0317 92 Genebald Franks Duke of the East Franks b: ABT 0277 d: 0358 93 Dagobert II Franks Duke of the East Franks b: ABT 0300 d: 0379 94 Clodius Franks Duke of the East Franks b: ABT 0324 d: 0389 95 Marcomir Franks Duke of the East Franks b: ABT 0347 d: 0404 96 Pharamond Franks King of West Franks Westphalia b: ABT 0370 d: 0427/0430 + Argotta Franconia Queen of France b: ABT 0376 97 Clodius Le Chevelu "Long Hair" Franks King of the Franks b: ABT 0398 d: 0447 + Basina of Thuringia b: 0398 98 Merovee, Merovech Franks King of the Salian Franks b: ABT 0415 d: 0458 + Clodeswinthe of the Salian Franks Verica" Queen of France 99 Childeric I King of the Franks b: 0436 + Basina Princess of Thuringia 100 Clovis I "The Great" King of Franks d: 27 Nov 0511 + Clotilda of Burgundy , Saint d: 3 Jun 0548 101 Chlotar "The Old" , King of Franks d: 23 Nov 0561 + Ingonde 102 Charibert I, King of Paris d: 7 May 0567 + Ingoberge d: 0589 103 Bertha of Kent d: 0610 + Bishop of Metz Arnoldus d: 0601 104 Dode Clothilde de Heristal d: 0650 + Bishop of Metz Arnulf* b: 13 Aug 0582 d: 16 Aug 0640 105 Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia Ansigise* b: ABT 0602 d: 0685 + St. Beggue* of Landen b: ABT 0613 d: 0698 106 Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia Pepin* b: ABT 0635 d: 16 Dec 0714 + Concubine of Austrasia Alpaide* b: ABT 0654 107 Charles , Mayor of the Palace Austrasia Martel* b: 0676 d: 15 Oct 0741 + Duchess of Austrasia Rotrude* b: ABT 0690 d: ABT 0724 108 King of France Pepin* b: 0714 d: 24 Sep 0768 + Queen of France Berthe* Countess of Laon b: ABT 0720 d: 12 Jul 0783 109 Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Charlemagne* EMPEROR b: 2 Apr 0742 d: 28 Jan 0813/0814 + Empress of the Holy Roman Empire Hildegard* COUNTESS OF VINZGAU b: ABT 0757 d: 30 Apr 0783 110 King of Italy Pépin* b: Apr 0773 c: 12 Apr 0781 d: 8 Jul 0810 + Queen of Italy Bertha* b: ABT 0777 111 King of Italy Bernard* b: 0797 d: 17 Apr 0818 + Queen of Italy Cunigunde* b: ABT 0797 d: ABT 0835 112 Pépin II, Count of Vermandois Quentin* Lord St Quentin b: ABT 0818 d: AFT 0840 + Countess of Vermandois ?* b: ABT 0820 113 I , Count of Vermandois Herbert* b: ABT 0848 d: 0902 + Princess of France ?* COUNTESS OF VERMANDOIS b: ABT 0862 114 ? , Countess of Wetterau De Vermandois* COUNTESS OF WETTERAU b: ABT 0882 d: 12 Dec 0949 + Count of the Wetterau Udo* b: ABT 0875 d: 2 Dec 0949 115 Countess of the Wetterau Judith* d: 16 Oct 0973 + I , Count of Stade Heinrich* d: 0976 116 Countess of Stade Hildegarde* d: 3 Oct 1011 + I , Duke of Saxony Bernard* d: 9 Feb 1010/1011 117 II , Duke of Saxony Bernard* d: 29 Jun 1059 + Margravine of Schweinfurt Eilika* b: ABT 1005 d: 1059 118 Duke of Saxony Ordulph* b: ABT 1020 d: 28 Mar 1072 + Ulfhild , Princess of Norway Olafsdatter* b: ABT 1020 d: 24 Apr 1070 119 Duke of Saxony Magnus* b: ABT 1045 d: 23 Aug 1106 + Princess of Hungary Zsofia* b: ABT 1044 d: 18 Jun 1095 120 Princess of Saxony Ulfhide* b: ABT 1079 d: 29 Dec 1126 + Duke of Bavaria IX Heinrich* b: 1074 d: 13 Dec 1126 121 Heinrich Duke Of BAVARIA AND SAXON b: ABT 1100 d: 20 Oct 1139 + Duchess of Austria Gertrude 122 Prince of Bavaria Konrad b: ABT 1102 d: 17 Mar 1125/1126 123 Princess of Bavaria Sofie b: ABT 1103 d: 11 Jul 1145 + III , Duke of Zahringen Berthold + Margrave of Steyr Leopold 124 Princess of Bavaria Judith* b: ABT 1103 d: 22 Feb 1124/1125 + II , Duke of Swabia Friedrich* b: 1090 d: 6 Apr 1147 125 I , Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Friedrich* b: 1122 d: 10 Jun 1190 + Markgrafin of Vohburg Adela + Empress of the Holy Roman Empire Beatrix* b: ABT 1143 d: 15 Nov 1184 126 II , King of Germany Phillipp* DUKE OF SWABIA & TUSCANY b: 1176 d: 21 Jun 1208 + Irini , Princess of the Byzantine Empire Maria* EMPRESS OF GERMANY b: 1184 d: 27 Aug 1208 127 Princess of Germany Maria* DUCHESS OF BRABANT b: ABT 1208 d: 1235 + II , Duke of Brabant Henri* b: ABT 1207 d: 1 Feb 1247/1248 128 Princess of Brabant Mahaut* b: ABT 1224 d: 29 Sep 1288 + I , Count of Artois Robert*
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