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Children of William Marshal (d. 1219) and the Countess of Pembroke
William (the) Marshal was born about 1146 to John Fitz Gilbert and his second wife Sybil. He served as Marshal, and then Regent, of England under four…
Alicia M Prater
Jun 25
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The family of Peter and Marie Maertz
A 20th century immigrant family in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and DeFuniak Springs, Florida
Alicia M Prater
Jun 18
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Resources for Colonial America Research
The greatest accumulation of information on Colonial America records that I have found is on Ancestry, unfortunately via their paid subscription…
Alicia M Prater
Jun 13
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Follow-up to Edward II research resources
Last month I offered some suggestions for those interested in genealogy during the time of Edward II. I wanted to follow-up with more information on the…
Alicia M Prater
Jun 6
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What's in a Name
We take for granted the use of modern surnames indicating child-parent relationships. They were not always shared between generations, and at some…
Alicia M Prater
May 30
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The children of Deacon Thomas Huntington (d. 1732) of Windham, Connecticut
The full references for this listing can be found in My Lineage from the Roots Up, vol. 1. Thomas Huntington was born March 18, 1664, in Norwich…
Alicia M Prater
May 23
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Paywalled posts now available as PDFs
The few paywalled posts here at GenTales are available by subscription (monthly or yearly), but are also now available individually as downloadable PDFs…
Alicia M Prater
May 15
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Genealogy resources for the reign of Edward II
If you do genealogy and lineage work that leads you to 14th century England, specifically the reign of Edward II and Queen Isabella, Medieval historian…
Alicia M Prater
May 10
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A succession of William de Beauchamps, including the 9th Earl of Warwick
This is the next in a series of posts on the families of the Beauchamp line. The full references and additional maternal lines are available in My…
Alicia M Prater
May 4
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Another Beauchamp-Mortimer Line
The parents, siblings, and grandchildren of Walcheline de Beauchamp (d. 1235/6) and Joane Mortimer (d. 1225)
Alicia M Prater
Apr 28
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The Marriages and Children of Guy de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick
Guy de Beauchamp (10th Earl of Warwick, “the Saxon”) was born about 1272 to William de Beauchamp, 1st Earl Beauchamp of Warwick, and Lady Maud…
Alicia M Prater
Apr 22
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The children of James O'Neil (b. 1776) and Ruth Donaldson (b. 1794) of Starr, Ohio
This lineage can be found in full, with references and footnotes, in My Lineage from the Roots Up, vol. 1 (read for free on Kindle Unlimited). James…
Alicia M Prater
Apr 21
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