Douglas Richardson's ancestry
WJhonson
http://www.countyhistorian.com/cecilweb/index.php/Douglas_Charles_Richardson
so far it has no substance, just a skeleton. I'll be adding the details over the next week or so.
I have found a number of lines that are medieval but haven't qualified them yet.
Will Johnson
Leo van de Pas
Do you hope to create his genealogy for us? I hope you succeed. Both Douglas
Richardson and Spencer Hines have indicated they have medieval royalty for
ancestors but both "only say so" no information is ever supplied. I think
people who expose ancestry of other people should be open about their own.
Are you starting a series of ancestry lists for people involved in
genealogy?
Geoffrey of Anjou of Plantagenet fame is an ancestor of the following people
involved in genealogy
Michael Andrews-Reading - Gordon Banks - Arturo Beeche Bravo - Brice
Clagett - James Cummings - Ian Fettes - John Steele Gordon - Gordon R. Hale
Jr. - Tony Hoskins - Will Johnson - Malinda Jones - Peter de Loriol - Andrew
MacEwen - Amaury de Maere d'Aertrycke - Bernard Mayaud - Doug McDonald -
Grant Menzies - Sir Iain Moncreiffe - George Andrews Moriarty - Brom Nichol
Jr - Ernst von Oidtman - Merilyn Pedrick - Tim Powys-Lybbe - John
Ravilious - William Addams Reitwiesner - Gary Boyd Roberts - Marie-Line
Rousset - Walter Lee Sheppard Jr - Sam Sloan - Louise Staley - Don Stone -
Gilbert von Studnitz - Nat Taylor - Michel Teillard d'Eyry - Hansa Vogels -
Robert Leigh Ward - Mike Welch - Kelsey Williams - Henry Mosle West Winter
Have fun :-)
Leo van de Pas
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WJhonson
I would have thought DR would have broadcast them. But hey.
My own ancestry is posted in WorldConnect and online in a few other gedcoms with which I was toying. Sans the living people of course. I had to go back and scrub a few because I keep getting people looking up my home address and then calling me at HOME to ask about their own relatives.
Very annoying. I always advise people now to *not* put your address not even your city into your GEDCOM information. Just put your email addr or something.
I get about two calls per week at home still so its floating around out there still.
At any rate, I was actually supposed to be working on the ancestry of Rock Hudson's first lover "Kenneth G Hodge" and got side-tracked ;)
Will Johnson
Tony Ingham
Regards,
Tony
joseph cook
> I've started the page herehttp://www.countyhistorian.com/cecilweb/index.php/Douglas_Charles_Ric...
>
> so far it has no substance, just a skeleton. I'll be adding the details over the next week or so.
>
> I have found a number of lines that are medieval but haven't qualified them yet.
>
> Will Johnson
Well, of course we see that his ancestor Alpheus Richardson with wife
and child "Eno N" appear in the 1880 Census in California, with father
age 49 born Ohio, fathre born Mass, mother born Connecticut.
Going back to 1860 Alpheus,29 is living in the same California County
(Contra Costa)
1850 has Alpheus back where he was born in Ohio. Living in the
household of Manning (52) and Susannah Richardson born Connecticut.
Manning was born 1798 in Connecticut to David and Sarah (Hudson)
Richardson.
David Richardson born 23 JAN 1757 CT was born the son of David
Richardson born 1729
He the son of Stephen Richardson b: 1676 and Abigail Pelham b: 1709
Abigail was the daughter of Edward Pelham given here:
http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00450412&tree=LEO
That would (according to Leo's page) give him a descent from Henry
VIII! Making him more royal than any of us (through the proposed
Cary's of course)
joseph cook
2001 (which has been deleted, but still in the indexer it seems)
"Douglas Richardson royalances...@msn.com soc genealogy medieval
Hi Edith ~ I descend in the male line from Mr. Amos-1 Richardson
(ca. ... Stephen Richardson,
married Abigail (_____) Pelham, widow. 4. David Richardson, married
his cousin,
Rachel-5 Richardson (Amos-4, Jonathan-3, Stephen-2, Amos-1). 5.
Capt. ...
Nov 10 2001 by Douglas Richardson - 14 messages - 9 authors"
Douglas Richardson
Richardson and his wife, Avyette Taylor, on www.findagrave.com at the
following weblink:
Alpheus and Avyette Richardson both died in San Jose, California,
where they moved in order to put their children through college at the
College of the Pacific (since renamed the University of Pacific and
since relocated to Stockton, California). All four of my grandparents
were college graduates, two from the College of the Pacific, one from
Stanford, and one from Mills. Alpheus and Avyette were distantly
related to each other, they both being descended from the Willard
family of New England. Alpheus Richardson's mother's name was Lucina
Eno. Her name was not Susannah, although her name is rendered as such
once by the census taker as Joseph Cook has reported in a post.
I have no descent, real or imagined, from King Henry VIII of England.
My children, however, descend through their mother from Katherine
Wydeville, wife of Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, who was a
great aunt of King Henry VIII.
Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah
D. Spencer Hines
That would indeed put Peter Stewart in his place...
...And fit to be tied.
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
"joseph cook" <joe...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> That would (according to Leo's page) give him a descent from Henry
> VIII! Making him more royal than any of us (through the proposed
> Carys of course)
wjhonson
>
> Abigail was the daughter of Edward Pelham given here:
>
> http://www.genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00450412&tree=LEO
>
> That would (according to Leo's page) give him a descent from Henry
> VIII! Making him more royal than any of us (through the proposed
> Cary's of course)
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What is the source that makes this Abigail a daughter of this Edward?
Thanks
Will
Peter Stewart
"D. Spencer Hines" <pan...@excelsior.com> wrote in message
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> Hilarius Magnus Cum Laude!
>
> That would indeed put Peter Stewart in his place...
Goodness, what can the obsessive twit mean by dragging my name into this?
Is finding and bragging about the most recent royal ancestor the main object
of genealgy to Hines? It has certainly never occurred to me that this can
"place" remote descendants anywhere but up themselves, looking very silly
indeed to everyone else. Needless to say, Hines often blusters about distant
relationships.
And of course no-one today can establish a descent from Henry VIII.
Peter Stewart
D. Spencer Hines
Peter Stewart dearly wants to be descended from Henry VII, and has many of
the same character traits.
But he'd PREFER to be descended from someone much more recent -- say George
I, at the least -- but preferably Victoria.
However he has been quite unsuccessful in his diggings and peregrinations to
date -- even on the left side of the bed.
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
Veni, Vidi, Calcitravi Asinum
Peter Stewart
> Hilarious!
>
> Peter Stewart dearly wants to be descended from Henry VII, and has many of
> the same character traits.
>
> But he'd PREFER to be descended from someone much more recent -- say
> George
> I, at the least -- but preferably Victoria.
>
> However he has been quite unsuccessful in his diggings and peregrinations
> to
> date -- even on the left side of the bed.
Hines needs to take some elementary lessons, Controversy 101 perhaps: you
can't satirise other people for your own values. It only makes you look even
more extremely stupid, if that is possible.
Henry VIII has now become Henry VII. From the latter, many of this
newsgroup's members (but evidently not Hines, who admires him excessively)
are descended.
As most readers may have recalled, I never post about ny own ancestry: this
is simply not an interest of mine. I am interested in how medieval
individuals were related to each other, but not to me (or anyone else living
today for that matter).
The only time I remember making any reference to the subject was when I was
obliged to correct some blatant falsehoods from Hines, who can't argue a
point rationally so takes instead - yet again - to inaccurate & reflexive
blather.
Peter Stewart
joseph cook
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> What is the source that makes this Abigail a daughter of this Edward?
> Thanks
> Will
Duly withdrawn.
Douglas Richardson
Dear Joseph ~
Abigail, the second wife of my male line ancestor, Stephen-3
Richardson, was the widow of Thomas Pelham, of Newport, Rhode Island.
Abigail and Stephen were married in 1728 in Newport, Rhode Island.
Her maiden name is yet unknown. So I lose the Pelham connection.
Due to the high social status of both of her husbands, I've suspected
for some time that Abigail was the grand-daughter of one of the early
colonial governors of Rhode Island. However, the given name Abigail
is extremely common among early Rhode Island families. Her only
surviving child, David-4 Richardson, named a son, Sanford, which is an
obvious clue to Abigail's maiden name. However, to date I've been
unable to place Abigail in any branch of the Sanford family of Rhode
Island.
Best always, Douglas RIchardson, Salt Lake City, Utah
wjhonson
something interesting.
The wiki engine keeps tracks of the number of daily, unique visits to
each page. After I start a skeleton page, I check this "hit rate" to
see which pages are popular. Those pages that seem popular I go back
to add more details.
I was very surprised to see that Wallis Warfield was still so popular
a topic. She still commands spot number 4 on my hit parade. She
climbed the charts very quickly, but Rock Hudson perhaps beat her for
speed for currently sits at spot 10 (and 11).
Well now, appropos of this thread, Douglas Charles Richardson has done
an amazing swoop up the charts currently holding position 8 for
heavens sake. And I have no idea why. At this rate he will shortly
beat Bill Clinton and might seriously endanger Joseph Biden by the end
of September.
The hit parade with hit rates is here
http://www.countyhistorian.com/cecilweb/index.php/Special:Popularpages
If anyone knows, I'd sure like to know why.
Will Johnson
D. Spencer Hines
And congratulations to Douglas for gaining on Rock and Warfield.
Gambatte!
DSH
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Douglas Richardson
Here is another addition to my ancestry for your website. The line of
descent below comes through the immigrant, Governor Thomas Dudley, of
Massachusetts.
Enjoy!
Best always, Douglas Richardson, Salt Lake City, Utah
+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
1. HENRY II, King of England, by a mistress, IDA DE TONY.
2. WILLIAM LONGESPÉE, Knt., Earl of Salisbury, married ELA OF
SALISBURY.
3. WILLIAM LONGESPÉE, Knt., of Amesbury, Wiltshire, married IDOINE DE
CAMVILLE.
4. ELA LONGESPÉE, married JAMES DE AUDLEY, Knt., of Heleigh (in
Audley), Staffordshire.
5. NICHOLAS DE AUDLEY, Knt., of Heleigh (in Audley), Staffordshire,
married KATHERINE GIFFARD.
6. NICHOLAS DE AUDLEY, Knt., 1st Lord Audley, married JOAN MARTIN.
7. ALICE DE AUDLEY, married HUGH DE MEYNELL, Knt., of Langley Meynell
(in Kirk Langley), Derbyshire.
8. ISABEL DE MEYNELL, married THOMAS DE SHIRLEY, Knt., of Lower
Ettington, Warwickshire.
9. HUGH SHIRLEY, Knt., of Lower Ettington, Warwickshire, married
BEATRICE BREWES.
10. RALPH SHIRLEY, Knt., of Lower Ettington, Warwickshire, married
JOAN BASSET.
11. BEATRICE SHIRLEY, married JOHN BROME, Esq., of Baddesley Clinton,
Warwickshire.
12. ISABEL BROME, married JOHN DENTON, Gent., of Appleton, Berkshire,
and Foscott, Buckinghamshire.
13. ALICE DENTON, married NICHOLAS PUREFOY, Esq., of Daventry,
Northamptonshire.
14. EDWARD PUREFOY, Gent., of Shalstone, Buckinghamshire, married ANNE
FETTIPLACE.
15. MARY PUREFOY, married THOMAS THORNE, Gent., of Yardley-Hastings,
Northamptonshire.
16. SUSAN (or SUSANNA) THORNE (or DORNE), married [CAPT.] ROGER
DUDLEY.
17. [GOVERNOR] THOMAS DUDLEY, of Cambridge, Ipswich, and Roxbury,
Massachusetts, married DOROTHY YORKE.
18. REV. SAMUEL DUDLEY, of N.H., married MARY WINTHROP.
19. ANNE DUDLEY, married EDWARD HILTON, of N.H.
20. SOBRIETY HILTON, married JONATHAN HILTON, of N.H..
21. ANNE HILTON, married JOSEPH DAVIS, of N.H.
22. DUDLEY DAVIS, of N.H., Vt., and Stanstead Co., P.Q., Canada, Rev.
War soldier, married POLLY STRAW.
23. SOBRIETY DAVIS, married DANIEL TAYLOR, of Vt. and Bolton, Brome
Co., P.Q., Canada.
24. ISAAC TAYOR, of Bolton, Brome Co., P.Q., Canada, Wisconsin, and
Calif., married BETSEY W. POWELL.
25. ALEXANDER THOMPSON TAYLOR, of Bolton, Brome Co., P.Q., Canada and
Calif., married LOVISA BRUCE.
26. AVYETTE TAYLOR, married ALPHEUS RICHARDSON, of Ohio and Contra
Costa Co. and San Jose, Calif.
27. NEWTON ENO RICHARDSON, M.D., of Calif., married LAURA LUCINDA
SHEARER.
28. WAYNE H. RICHARDSON, of Sacramento, Calif., married JOAN ELIZABETH
KERCHEVAL.
29. DOUGLAS RICHARDSON.
D. Spencer Hines
Designated Driver. <G>
DSH
Lux et Veritas et Libertas
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