_Nero Claudius DRUSUS _
|
_Germanicus CAESAR ____|
| (.... - 0019) |
| |_Antonia ______________+
|
|
|--Agrippina II
|
| _______________________
| |
|_Vipsania Agrippina I _|
|
|_______________________
[748] Born 10 B.C.
_? BRYANT ___________
|
_William BRYANT _____|
| (1810 - 1888) m 1836|
| |_? HAMMOND __________
|
|
|--Ed Henderson BRYANT
| (1861 - 1862)
| _____________________
| |
|_Rebecca CHAMBLESS __|
(1818 - 1896) m 1836|
|_____________________
_Jacques Maria DE BOURBON-PARME __+
| (1922 - 1964)
_Philippe DE BOURBON-PARME _|
| (1949 - ....) |
| |_Birgitte VON HOLSTEIN-LEDREBORG _
|
|
|--Jacques DE BOURBON-PARME
|
| __________________________________
| |
|_Annette SMITH _____________|
|
|__________________________________
_Philip *le Hardi* DE VALOIS ____+
| (1341 - 1404) m 1369
_Jean *The Fearless* DE BOURGOGNE _|
| (1371 - 1419) |
| |_Margarethe DE FLANDERS-BRABANT _+
| (1350 - 1404) m 1369
|
|--Agnes DE BOURGOGNE
| (1407 - 1476)
| _Albrecht HOLLAND _______________+
| |
|_Margarethe BAVARIA _______________|
(1363 - 1423) |
|_Margaretha VON SILESIA-BRIEG ___
_Rollo (Robert) I ROGNVALDSSON _+
| (0845 - 0933) m 0891
_Guillaume I DE NORMANDY _|
| (0893 - 0943) m 0919 |
| |_Poppa DE VALOIS _______________+
| (0872 - ....) m 0891
|
|--Richard I "The Fearless" DE NORMANDY
| (0933 - 0996)
| ________________________________
| |
|_Sprota DE BRETAGNE ______|
(0878 - ....) m 0919 |
|________________________________
[717]
reportedly a brother of Alberic, Earl of Boulogne & Dammartin, & Earl
Fareschal of France in 1066. (He invaded Eng. with William the
Conqueror in 1066.)
Awbrey - Welsh adaptation of Norman name de Alberico, who arrived in
Wales shortly after the Conquest. Records show two prominent families,
the Awbreys of Abercynrig, and of Ynyscedwin. Aubrey.
As was the custom under the Norman feudal system, Bernard Newmarch
divided the land of Bycheiniog between himself and his chief follows;
and these became in course of time, through intermarriage with the
Welsh, more that Norman. It has already been intimated that a large
proportion of William the Conqueror’s forces were pure or mixed Celts
from Brittany, Normandy, and elsewhere,- many of them , indeed,
descendants of Cynry from Wales, who had sought refuge and settlement
in Brittany during the Saxon and Danish troubles; and it is more than
probable that some of Newmarch’s companions wer of this description,
and only restored the purity of their Celtic blood by alliances with
the people of Brycheiniog. The example of marrying into Welsh families
was set by Bernard Newmarch himself, who took to wife the notorious
Nest, daughter of Trahaearn ap Caradog, and niece of Llywelyn as
Seissyllt.
The Descendants of the Norman fief-holders of Brycheiniog best know to
out times are the BURGHILLS, the GUNTERS, the AWBREYS, the HAVARDS, the
PETOUS, the WALBEOFFES. When Powel wrote his HISTORIE OF CAMBRIA- or,
rather, annotated and publish Caradog ap Ilancarvan’s Chronicle- in
early part of the seventeenth century, most of the leading knights who
fought with Newmarch had still representatives who claimed a share in
their original estates. Powel says,-
“here came manie gentleman with the said Bernard Newmarch……upon whom he
bestowed divers manours, which their heirs do possess and enjoy even to
our time” He then mentions some of them by name, with manors. “The
ASBERYES” had received the manours of ABERCYNRIG and SLOWCH; the
WALBIEFES, the manour of Llanhamlach and Taly-Lhyn; the “GUNTERS, the
manour of Gilston” (rather of Tregunter, whence they removed to
Gilston); and the “HAVARDS, the manour of Pont-wiym”----HIST. CAMBR.,
p. 150.
AWBREYS OF ABERCYNRIG
The AWBREYS, derived from the Norman De Alberico, corrupted into
Awbrey, were contemporary with the Conquest. Sir Riginald Awbery was on
of Newmarch’s chief men, and got as his reward the lands of Abercynrig
and Slwch. In the fifth generation after him, John Awbrey, according to
Jones, sold Slwch to Richard, of the line of Caradog ’Freichfras, whose
descendants resided there for upwards of four centuries, latterly under
the name of Thomas, Abercynrig continued the seat of Awbreys until
their decline, but this also was sold in more recent times, The family
in the third generation after Bernard Newmarch’s conquest, began to
intermarry with the Welsh, and in course of time became a Substantially
Welsh family.
AWBREY OF YNYSCEDWIN
From Jenkin Awbrey, of Abercynrig, descended, at some distance, Evan
Gwyn Awbrey, who married a Herbert of Crughowel. Their grandson,
Morgan, was of Ynyscedwin, in the Vale of Tawe, and married a daughter
of Thomas Games, of Abergran. Hes great-granddaugther merged the name
of Awbrey in that of Gough, of Willersely, one of whose sons married
Elinor Williams, of Aberpergwm (d.s.p.) and from third son, Fleming,
the persent Mr Gough of Ynyscedwin is descended
__
|
_Ludwig II UPPER BAVARIA _|
| |
| |__
|
|
|--Ludwig IV *Der Bayer* HOLLAND
|
| __
| |
|_Mechtild HABSBURG _______|
|
|__
_John PEARCE ________+
| (1643 - ....) m 1663
_John PEARCE _________|
| (1682 - ....) m 1716 |
| |_Eliza CARTER _______+
| m 1663
|
|--Elisha PEARCE
| (1726 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Marietjee DELAMATER _|
(1696 - 1734) m 1716 |
|_____________________
_Frithuwald (Bor) FREALAF _+
| (0190 - ....)
_Odin (Wotan) of ASGARD ____|
| (0215 - ....) |
| |_Beltsa of ASGARD _________
| (0194 - ....)
|
|--Balder of SCANDINAVIA
| (0243 - ....)
| _Cadwalladr of ASGARD _____
| | (0193 - ....)
|_Friege (Frigga) of ASGARD _|
(0219 - ....) |
|___________________________
_Chloderic "The Parricide" COLOGNE _+
| (.... - 0509)
_Munderic VITRY EN PERTHOI _|
| (0500 - 0532) |
| |_Daughter DE BURGUNDY ______________
|
|
|--St. Gondolfus TONGES
|
| ____________________________________
| |
|_Arthemia __________________|
|
|____________________________________
_Nobleman VISIGOTHS _
|
_Athanagild VISIGOTHS _|
| (.... - 0567) |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Galswinth VISIGOTHS
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Goiswinth ____________|
|
|_____________________