Childeric I of Salia

King of the Salian Franks

Chlodomer of Alemanie (Chlodomer D'Alemanie)

Cleopatra Tryphaena of Egypt

Queen of Egypt

Clodius of the Franks

Clothilde of Burgundy (Clothinde De Burgundy)

Clotilda of the Franks

COPY was obtained in 1997 to replace the original certificate, of which a photcopy is re-produced onto this document.  Original document noted here is in possession of Clint Coursey (self).

Cornelius O'Crowley of Carbery

Count of Burgundy

Count of Treves

Archbishop of Treves and Laon

DDS

Deiotarix I of Galatien

Died of wounds as a result of the Ogly Indian (Shawnee Nation) Massacre in 1818 at William Ogly's cabin.

http://leepeacock2010.blogspot.com/2014/03/ogly-massacre-of-1818-was-one-of-most.html

http://www.newtonfolk.com/brannon.htm

https://www.alabamaheritage.com/from-the-vault/the-legend-of-savannah-jack

Duke of Friuli

Eadgifu (Edgiva, Gewissa) Of Wessex

Princess of England

Queen of the Franks

Ealdorman of Gaini (likely an old Mercian tribal group)

Edgiva of Kent or Aelflaeda of Ethelheim

Elbert and Clo (my Great Aunt and Uncle) had no children.

Emigrated to the US from Asperg in 1762.

Ermangarde of Hesbaye

Ermengarde of Tours

Filimer of the Baltic Goths

First wife died at eh Ogly Indian Massacre in 1881:

http://leepeacock2010.blogspot.com/2014/03/ogly-massacre-of-1818-was-one-of-most.html

http://www.newtonfolk.com/brannon.htm

https://www.alabamaheritage.com/from-the-vault/the-legend-of-savannah-jack

Well-known ghost in Salem, Lee County, Alabama, USA:

http://hauntedhaven.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-ghostly-frontiersman-salem-alabama.html

Frances Lawrence Early Firth, 87, of Social Circle, died October 24.  She was born in Birmingham, AL on July 12, 1925, to the late George and Annie Lawrence.  She was preceded in death by her parents; husband of 50 years, James W Early; sister, Lois Lawrence Grimes; and brothers, Bill Lawrence and Virgil Lawrence.  Frances enjoyed many years of raising her family while living throughout the United States as a miltiary wife.  Some of the more memorable moves took the family to Bedford, MA; Honolulu, HI; Washington D. C.; and Dallas, TX.  Frances came back to the south to be close to her sister and mother.  Frances was a long time member of the Social Circle United Methodist Church where she enjoyed singing alto in the choir, updating historical church records for publication in 2001, as well as participating in many other church functions.  She held secretary, registrar and historian positions as a member of the DAr (Daughters of the American Revolution), and several positions with the UDC (United Daughters of the Confederacy) and served as president and secretary for the local AARP.  She enjoyed being a member of the Gateways Garden Club and Social Circle Sewing Club.  She showed her true patriotism throguh her favorite hobby; collecting eagle memorabilia and figurines.  She is survived by her second husband of 12 years, Dr. Robert Firth of Monroe, her four children and their spouses, Alvin and Julie Early Ellis of Memphis, TN; Pete and Marti Early Tanner of Mabank, TX; Joe and Ellen Early of Monroe, GA; and Bruce and Ann Early of Seagoville, TX; 8 grandchildren; 6 nieces, 4 nephews and families; and Robgert's children, Francis E. (Bud) and Sandra Firth of DeRidder, LA; Holly J. Firth of Shadydale, GA; 4 granchildren and 7 great grandchildren.  Funeral services were Saturday, Oct. 27, at 2:00 P.M. at the Social Circle United Methodist Church with Dr., John Huggins officiating & nephew Larry Grimes co-officiating.  Burial followed at Social Circle City Cemetery .  Flowers are appreciated or in lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Social Circle United Methodist Church, Alzheimer's Association, or Abbey Hospice.  Contributions may be sent to the Abbey Hospice FOundation, PO Box 68, Social Circle, GA 30025.

From Lea Giberson (Grandaughter of Silas Earl Sansing Sr.):

After the sudden death of Charles Anderson Sansing (father of Silas Earl), Earl became the man of the house and was instrumental in raising Roy TIne, Laura, and Charles  - including putting off his own marriage until the younger kids were out of the home.

Silas was a farmer, like his father.  His brothers and sister all went on to be successful business men and women and lawyers.

Gaiseric of the Vandals

Geberge of Burgundy

General Notes

General Notes

Last name may have been spelled Foulke or Folk.

1688 - Arrived in the English Colonies in at York River (pre-1692 Yorktown), York County, Virginia Colony.  Came on a ship of 46 immigrants sponsored by Captain Francis Page on a "Certificate of Import."  First Faulk in the colonies.

Paid "Quit Rents" on 100 acres of land in Nansemond County, Virginia near Somerton in 1704 before moving to the Chowan Precinct in the North Carolina Colony.

Will is on file in the North Carolina archives.

General of the Roman Army
Oct 23 64 B.C.

Gerniud of Austrasia

Gisela of Acqutaine

Giuki of the Goths

Glenn was adopted by his aunt Yvonne and her husband Henry Aaron York.

Gondegulus of the Vandals

Gonobaud of Toxandrie (Gonobaud De Toxandrie)

Governor of Picenum

Guindomar of Alemanie (Gunidomar D'Alemanie)

Gundioc of the Burgundians

Guntharich of the Goths

He immigrated to the British Colonies arriving 19 Jul 1728 bound to John Ball to serve 7 years as an indentured servant in Pennsylvania or New York. Per The Complete Book of Emigrants 1700-1750, Vol 3, page 385.

He was about 5'3, had dark brown hair, blue eyes & weight about 119 lbs. He only went to the 7th grade. He joined the Army abt. 1945. Got out of the army & got married to Billie Byars August 27, 1949. They had 4 children. Their names are Roaselyn Virginia, Roy Glenn, Elizabeth Adella, & Bonnie Elaine. He & Billie divorced in 1960 & he remarried in 1962. He was also call C.W. (short for Clyde William), Red(because his skin was so red), Shorty(because he was so short). He had a metal plate in his head that caused him to black out sometimes. The plate would put preeure on the brain. He died of Apparent-Heart Attack. His father was Claude Hampton Massey-His Mother was Sudie Adell Young.

Hedwiga of Babenberg

Heiress Archarda of Bar-Sur-Aube

General Notes

Hildegarde of Swabia