_Alfred "the Great" ____________________+
| (0849 - 0899) m 0868
_Edward I "The Elder" _|
| (0871 - 0924) m 0920 |
| |_Ealhswith or Alswitha DE GAINSBOROUGH _+
| (0849 - 0905) m 0868
_Edmund I "The Elder" _|
| (0921 - 0946) m 0940 |
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| |_Eadgifu Meapham ______|
| (0878 - 0968) m 0920 |
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|--Edgar "The Peaceful"
| (0943 - 0975)
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|_Aelfgifu "Saint" _____|
(0922 - 0944) m 0940 |
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Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia, King of England 959-975
Anglo-Saxon England, Sir Frank Stenton p 364, 372 b & d, marr COMYN4.TAF (Compuserve Roots) p. 4: b ABT 944, d Jul 18, 975 BAOSE.TAF (Compuserve) b RULERS.ENG (Compuserve) d
Became king after the death of his brother Eadwig; Died suddenly; Born about 943
King of the English (957-975). His reign was one of orderly prosperity. He initiated widespred monastic reforms and granted practical autonomy to the Danes in England in return for their lyalty. His son was AEthelred the Unready. - Encyclopedia, p. 252
Sometimes spelled Eadger - Encyclopedia, p. 252
Edgar the Peaceful - Americans of Royal Descent, Charles H. Browning, p. 172
EDWARD3.DOC "the Peaceable"
WSHNGT.ASC file (Geo Washington Ahnentafel) # 8725148 = 920708
"Bloodline ...", p 416, reigned 959-975; two wives listed Aethelflaed (mother of Edward "the Martyr" rgnd 975-979) & Aelfthryth (mother of Aethelred)
"Anglo Saxon Chronicle", Part 1:
A.D. 495. 'When he [Edwy, the son of Edmund] died, then succeeded Edgar, his brother, and reigned sixteen years and eight weeks and two nights.'
"Anglo Saxon Chronicle", Part 3:
A.D. 955. This year died King Edred, on St. Clement's mass day, at Frome.(41)
He reigned nine years and a half; and he rests in the old minster. Then succeeded Edwy, the son of King Edmund, to the government of the West-Saxons; and Edgar Atheling, his brother, succeeded to the government of the Mercians. They were the sons of King Edmund and of St. Elfgiva.
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((A.D. 955. And Edwy succeeded to the kingdom of the West-Saxons, and Edgar his brother succeeded to the kingdom of the Mercians: and they were the sons of King Edmund and of S. Elfgiva.))
A.D. 959. This year died King Edwy, on the calends of October; and Edgar his brother took to the government of the West-Saxons, Mercians, and Northumbrians.
He was then sixteen years old. It was in this year he sent after St. Dunstan, and gave him the bishopric of Worcester; and afterwards the bishopric of London. In his days it prosper'd well; and God him gave, that he dwelt in peace the while that he lived. Whate'er he did, whate'er he plan'd, he earn'd his thrift. He also rear'd God's glory wide, and God's law lov'd, with peace to man, above the kings that went before in man's remembrance. God so him sped, that kings and earls to all his claims submissive bow'd; and to his will without a blow he wielded all as pleased himself... Wisely he sought in council oft his people's good, before his God, before the world. One misdeed he did, too much however, that foreign tastes he loved too much; and heathen modes into this land he brought too fast; outlandish men hither enticed; and to this earth attracted crowds of vicious men. But God him grant, that his good deeds be weightier far than his misdeeds, to his soul's redemption on the judgment-day.
((A.D. 972. This year Edgar the etheling was consecrated king at Bath, on Pentecost's mass-day, on the fifth before the ides of May, the thirteenth year since he had obtained the kingdom; and he was then one less than thirty years of age. And soon after that, the king led all his ship-forces to Chester; and there came to meet him six kings, and they all plighted their troth to him, that they would be his fellow-workers by sea and by land.))
A.D. 975. Here ended his earthly dreams Edgar, of Angles king; chose him other light, serene and lovely, spurning this frail abode, a life that mortals here call lean he quitted with disdain. July the month, by all agreed in this our land, whoever were in chronic lore correctly taught; the day the eighth, when Edgar young, rewarder of heroes, his life -- his throne -- resigned.
((A.D. 975. The eighth before the ides of July. Here Edgar died, ruler of Angles, West-Saxons' joy, and Mercians' protector. Known was it widely throughout many nations. "Thaet" offspring of Edmund, o'er the ganet's-bath, honoured far, Kings him widely bowed to the king, as was his due by kind. No fleet was so daring, nor army so strong, that 'mid the English nation took from him aught, the while that the noble king ruled on his throne. ...))
[2735] WSHNGT.ASC file (Geo Washington Ahnentafel) # 2181404
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_John DOANE _________|
| (1590 - 1685) m 1623|
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_John Jr. DOANE _____|
| (1635 - 1708) m 1662|
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| |_Ann PERKINS ________|
| (1600 - 1648) m 1623|
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|--Rebecca DOANE
| (1668 - 1758)
| _John BANGS __________+
| | (1560 - 1630) m 1586
| _Edward BANGS _______|
| | (1591 - 1678) m 1634|
| | |_Joan or Jane CHAVIS _
| | (1563 - 1632) m 1586
|_Hannah BANGS _______|
(1644 - 1677) m 1662|
| _Edmund HOBART _______
| | (1570 - 1646) m 1600
|_Rebecca HOBART _____|
(1611 - 1677) m 1634|
|_Margaret DEWEY ______
(1578 - 1633) m 1600
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`Stephen Hopkins MFIP' by John D Austin (1989) p36 `Mayflower Families-Stephen Hopkins' by John D Austin (1992) p47 -b, d. Canterbury 19 Dec. 1758 `very aged', marr
WILL: `Mayflower Families-Stephen Hopkins' by John D Austin (1992) p48 -"Administration of the estate of Mrs. Rebeckah Pain of Canterbury was granted 13 Feb. 1759 to Mr. Elisha Pain of Canterbury."
http://205.160.0.97/users/cfa1996/new_eng/D0002/G0000039.html#I10483
_Llewelyn AP MORGAN _+
| (1366 - ....)
_Javan MORGAN ___________|
| (1400 - 1448) |
| |_Jenet VERCH DAVID __
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_John MORGAN ________|
| (1428 - ....) |
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| |_Elizabeth verch THOMAS _|
| (1404 - ....) |
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|--Elizabeth MORGAN
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|_Jenet VERCH MATHEW _|
(1445 - ....) |
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This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
John /MORGAN/ (AFN:9CL4-KD) and Jenet /JOHN/ (AFN:9RNH-CW)
_Rev. John WOODBRIDGE _+
| (1644 - 1691) m 1671
_Rev. Ephraim WOODBRIDGE _|
| (1680 - 1725) m 1704 |
| |_Abigail LEETE ________+
| (1648 - 1710) m 1671
_Capt. Paul WOODBRIDGE _|
| (1707 - 1778) m 1737 |
| | _John MORGAN __________+
| | | (.... - 1711) m 1666
| |_Hannah MORGAN ___________|
| (1680 - ....) m 1704 |
| |_Rachel DEMING ________
| m 1666
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|--Hannah WOODBRIDGE
| (1742 - 1831)
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|_Sarah GOODRIDGE _______|
(1718 - 1777) m 1737 |
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