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	James Hicks and Phebe Allyne Husband James Hicks Born: 1550 - Londondery, Ireland Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Baptiste Hicks (1526- ) Mother: Mary Everard ( - ) Marriage: Noted events in his life were: • Fact 13, Fact 13 Researcher: Michael Roy Harrington, 1996 Wife Phebe Allyne Born: 1557 - Herfordshire, England Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Ephraim Allyne ( - ) Mother: Nancy Everard ( - ) Noted events in her life were: • Fact 13, Fact 13 Researcher: Michael Roy Harrington, 1996 Children 1 M Thomas Hicks Born: 1580 - Southwark, England Christened: Died: 1652 - Scituate, Mass Buried: Spouse: Margaret West ( - ) James Hicks and Phebe Allyne Husband James Hicks ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ AKA: James Hicks Born: 1550 - Southwark, Surrey, London, England Christened: Died: Abt 1600 - Southwark, Surrey, England Buried: Father: Baptist Hicks (1520-1565) ¹ ² ⁴ ⁵ Mother: Mary Everard (1528-Abt 1567) ¹ ² ⁴ ⁵ Marriage: 1564 - London, Middlesex County, England ⁵ Noted events in his life were: • Alt. Birth ⁵, Southwark, Surrey, England, 1550 • Alt. Death ⁵, , , , Eng. Wife Phebe Allyne ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ Born: 1547 - Southwark, Surrey, England ⁵ Christened: Died: After 1565 - Southwark, Surrey, England ⁵ Buried: Father: Ephraim Allyne (1527-Abt 1567) ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ Mother: Nancy Everard (1527- ) ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ Children 1 M Robert Hicks ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ ⁷ Born: Abt 1580 - Southwark, Surrey, England ⁵ ⁸ Christened: Died: Between 24 May 1646 and 1647 - Plymouth, MA ⁵ ⁸ Buried: AFN: 8MJ8-R9 Spouse: Elizabeth Morgan (Abt 1583-1607) ¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁷ Marr: 1596 - , London, Middlesex, England ⁵ ⁸ Spouse: Margaret Winslow (1589-1666) ¹ ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ Marr: 1610 - , London, Middlesex, England ⁵ ⁸ 2 M Michael Hicks Born: Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 3 M Baptist Hicks Born: Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 4 M Zacariah Hicks ⁵ Born: Abt 1587 - Of London, Mddlsx, Eng. ⁵ Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Elizabeth Sill ( - ) ⁵ Marr: 28 Oct 1612 ⁵ 5 M John Hicks Born: 1574 - England Christened: Died: - Oxford, England Buried: 6 M Daniel Hicks ⁵ Born: Abt 1589 - Scituate, Plymth, Mass ⁵ Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Elizabeth Sill ( - ) ⁵ Marr: 28 Oct 1632 ⁵ 7 M Ephraim Hicks Born: 1576 - England Christened: Died: - France Buried: 8 F Mary Hicks Born: 1578 - England Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 9 M Samuel Hicks ⁵ Born: 1582 - England ⁵ Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 10 M Thomas Hicks ⁵ ⁹ Born: 1585 - England ⁵ ⁹ Christened: Died: 10 Jan 1653 - Scituate, Massachusetts, Us ⁵ ⁹ Buried: Spouse: Margaret Atwood (Abt 1600-After 1666) ⁵ ⁹ Marr: 1625 - England ⁵ ⁹ 11 F Phebe Hicks Born: 1587 - England Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 12 F Lydia Hicks Born: 1589 - England Christened: Died: - Y Buried: 13 M James Hicks Born: 1590 - City Of London, , London, England Christened: Died: - Y Buried: Research Notes (Husband) [mytree.FTW] James Hicks, son of Baptist, married Phobe Allen, daughter of Re v. Ephraim Allyn, and they were the parents of nine children, six sons and three daughters, the former of whom were: John, Ephraim, Robert, Samue l, Thomas and James. Some of this information was downloaded from RootsWeb WorldConnect Project. It was submited by Irene Mast. If you have any questions or corrections please e-mail me at dmast@mediaone.net. notes available on CD-ROM, Disc #1 Pedigree Resource File General Notes for Child Robert Hicks Robert Hicks, died 1648, Pilgrim of the Fortune, 16 2 1 , c a me alone toAmerica, his family following after t w o y ears . H icks is considered byGoodwin to have been f o r a wh il e a tro uble-maker in that he was secretlyinfor mi ng th e Adv enturer s of London of dissensions that aros e i n thei nterna l workin g of the little Plymouth Republi c, a nd thu s creati ngunfavor able impressions abroad. Goo dwin , howeve r, says t hat late r Hicksbecame a good colon ist , and whe n he moved a way in 16 45 to become one ofth e fou nders of E astham he pre sented th e town of Plymout h wit h acow-calf . We wonder if t his was do ne as a bal m to a t roubled cons cience, to atone f or the anxi ety h e had cause d the colon y in earlier years.R obert Hick s w as married t wice. His fi rst wife, Elizabeth M organ di e d inEngland. H is two sons b y her were left in Eng lan d whe n he came toA merica. One o f them, Thomas, succeed e d to hi s father's b usiness inLond on. The other son, Jo hn , joined h is fathe r in New Englan d later. Thisfamil y ha d a distinguis hed a ncestry. Sir Bap tist Hicks of th e third generation befo r e Robert, was th e owner of Camde n Manor i n Gloucester and h ad been create d a baronet b y James I. Rob ert Hicks is p roba bly theances tor of Elia s Hicks, 1748-183 0, a celebra ted pre acher, th e founde r ofthe Hicksite Quake rs. More: ROBERT, a leather dresser of London, and ancestor o f t h e H i cks family inAmerica, arrived in Plymouth, Mass ., N ov . 1 1 , 1621, in the ship Fortune,which brought ove r th e pa rt s o f the families left behind the year before by th e May flo wer . He m., 1st, Elizabeth Morgan, and ha d Eliza beth,T homa s, J ohn and Stephen. He m., 2nd, Marga ret Wins low, wh o wit h her children, Samuel, Ephraim, Lyd ia and Ph ebe, cam e ove r in th e ship Ann,which arrived a t Plymout h in June , 1622 ; and th e family with two of th efirst wif e's childr en, Eli zabeth an d Thomas, settled i n Duxbury , Mass.,and t he othe r two child ren by the firs t wife, Jo hn and Stephen , subsequ ently settle d in Long I sland. Eliz abeth Morgan wa s of Berm ondeseyStreet , South wark, London. Research Notes for Child Robert Hicks [mytree.FTW] Robert, born 1580 he married first Elizabeth Morgan, and second Margaret Winslow. The children of the first marriage were: Thoma s and John; and of the second were Samuel, Ephraim, Lydia, Phebe , Elizabeth, and Daniel. In 1621, Robert Hicks left his home in Southwark, County Surrey, England, and came to the Plymouth Colony in the ship "Fortune" Nov 11 1621. H e was listed as a leather dresser. He lived as a substantial cit izen of the Puritan Colony. This was the 2nd body of Puritans fo llowing the Mayflower. Source: The Hicks Family, The American Ge nealogical Research Instute, Arlington VI. Note Source: Broderbu nd WFT Vol. 21 Tree # 139. His wife, Margaret, with their childr en, joined him two years later, coming in the ship "Ann" in 1622 , she was the sister of the Winslow brothers who came in the :Ma yflower". Robert Hicks resided in Plymourth Colony for 26 years, sharing in the division of cattle in 1627. Source: Automated Ar chives, Salt Lake City, UT CD-Rom. Note Source: Broderbund WFT V ol. 19 Tree # 1100. He was made a freeman in 1633, and died Marc h 24, 1647. Note: Another of our ancestors sailed aboard the " F ortune" in the very same year to the same destination. William S ymons also sailed from England to the Plymouth in 1621. I wonder if they met aboard ship? Robert Hicks Robert was born in England and lived in Bermondsey and Southwark in County Surrey, England. Surrey is the county lo cated just southwest of London. He was a fellmonger or leather m aker. The term especially applies to sheep skins. Normally Rober t would pull 300 skins a week but sometimes he could do 600 to 7 00 skins. There seems to be some question about his wife (wives) . Some list his first wife as Elizabeth Morgan who he married ab out 1596. They had four children. He second married Margaret abo ut 1610 and they had five children. Some identify her as Margare t Winslow step-sister of govenor Edward Winslow. Robert came to Plymouth Colony in 1621 aboard the Fortune. Margaret Winslow fol lowed two years later on the Anne. Robert had his will written f or him on May 28, 1645 and died two years later on May 24, 1647. His will in part says; "In the name of God Amen I Robert hicks of Plymouth this xxviiit h day of may Anno dm 1645 being full of Infermities of body and conssidering the brevity of this mortall life but of very good a nd perfecte memory doe ordaine and make this my last will and Te stament in maner and forme foloing first I give and bequeathe my soule to Almighty god in certaine hope and assurance of a Joyfu ll Reseurection and my body to bee buried in decent maner And as concerning all my wordly goods and estate my mind and will is a s foloweth first I give and bequath unto my soon Ephraim all yt my dwelling house barn and buildings with the gardins therunto b elonging sittuate in plymouth aforsaid; ... my executrix heeraft er named shall have and Enjoy three Romes in the sd house during her life shee keeping her selfe unmarried viz the hall and cham ber over and seller underneath : and allso yt my soon Ephraim sh all pay her the thirds of the sd lands during her life and widdo whood : and lickwise shee shall Enjoy the garden next unto the w atter side with the sd Romes as foresaid ... and fifty [acres] t o John watson there [Seawams or Secunck] allso ... I doe ordayne and make Margerett my loveing wife the sole Executrix of this m y last will and Testament ..."Robert's estate came to 39 pounds and 13 shillings outside of his real estate which amounted to ov er 300 acres. His widow lived on another 19 years dying between July 8, 1665 when she wrote her will and March 6, 1665/66 when i t was exhibited. Plymouth Colony, Its History & People 1620 - 16 91 by Eugene Stratton 1986 Mayflower Descendant Vol. 8, Pg 143 - 146. Note Source: Broderbund WFT Vol. 19 Tree # 1198. Other Sou rces WFT Vol. 23 tree # 678 Rep Men & Old Families of Rhode Isla nd V. 3 pg 1609 Sir Ellis Hicks Family - pg 77 Robert arrived in Plymouth on the Fortune in 1621 Thomas and James arrived in Ply mouth on the Anne in 1623 Margaret (Winslow) Hix wife of Robert arrived in Plymouth on the Anne in 1623. ROBERT HICKS SOURCE: WFT V.I, #259, AND #1412. Lived on Bermonds ey St. Southwark, London. He was a "fellmonger" VOL-27-6842. ROB ERT HICKS 1578 Sources:"Plymouth Colony Its History and People 1 620-1691" by Eugene Aubrey Stratton p. 238 "History and Genealog y of the Mayflower Planters" by Leon Clark Hills p. 70-71, 162-1 63, 168 "The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to NE 1620-1633" by Robert C. Anderson p. 927 Vol. 2 Robert Hicks arrived in Plym outh Ma. in the "Fortune" 1621. His wife, Phebe, Samuel, Ephraim , and Lydia arrived on the "Anne" in 1623 along with Edward Bang s. Child # 9 married the daughter of John Howland and Elizabeth Tilly. Children 1-8 were all bap. at St. Mary Magdalen, Bermonds ey, Surry ENGLAND. All the dates listed as births were the dates they were bap. JAMES HICKS 1550 Sources: "History and Genealogy of the Mayflower Planters" by Leon Clark Hills 1981 p. 70. Sour ce: WFT. Vol. 27 tree #551. Some of this information was downloaded from RootsWeb WorldConnect Project. It was submited by Irene Mast. If you have any questions or corrections please e-mail me at dmast@mediaone.net. (has birth listed as: London, Southwich, England) A dealer in hides and wool (fellmonger) from London. Came to Plymouth in 1621/1623 (depending on reports) on the ship \fIFortune\fP. His wife and (some of) his children followed on the ship \fIAnn\fP. From The Surname Archive (Lloyd Hicks, microfilm #1,035,657) Arrived in Plymouth 11 Nov 1621 on \fIFortune\fP. Left London about August 1621. Wife listed on \fIAnne\fP in July 1623. There is some disagreement on the maiden names of his wives. \fBSaints and Strangers\fP lists Margaret as \fIMorgan\fP instead of Winslow. A dealer in hides and wool (fellmonger) from London. Came to Plymouth in 1621/1623 (depending on reports) on the ship \fIFortune\fP. His wife and (some of) his children followed on the ship \fIAnn\fP. From The Surname Archive (Lloyd Hicks, microfilm #1,035,657) Arrived in Plymouth 11 Nov 1621 on \fIFortune\fP. Left London about August 1621. Wife listed on \fIAnne\fP in July 1623. There is some disagreement on the maiden names of his wives. \fBSaints and Strangers\fP lists Margaret as \fIMorgan\fP instead of Winslow. Hicks, Knight Baronet-temp. Ed.III. (1327) S.(desengaetor) Robert Hicks, a lineal descendant of Ellis Hicks, in the year 1621, came to America on the ship " Fortune" , settling in Duxbury, Mass. Twenty years later two of his sons John and Stephen came to Long Island, and made their homes there. Robert Hicks, ancestor of the family in America, was a leather dresser for Bermondsey St. Southwark, London. He crossed the Atlantic with the second body of Puritans in the ship FORTUNE, which landed at Plymouth, Mass. on November 11, 1621, bringing over the parts of families left behind by the MAYFLOWER the year before. MARGARET, wife of ROBERT HICKS, and her children came over in the ship ANN, which arrived at Plymouth during the latter part of June 1622. This family settled in Duxbury, Mass; but two of the sons came to Long Island about 1642. They were JOHN and STEPHEN. More info: A fellmerger?????(can't read spelling) or hide and wool merchant of London. Settled at Scituate, Mass. later moving to Plymouth, later moved to Duxbury, Mass. as in 1642. Two of his sons John and Stephen... ********************************************************** ********** *********************************** Passenger List, ship Fortune, 1621 "The ship Fortune arrived at Plymough on November 9, 1621, just a few weeks after the First Thanksgiving. This passenger list is based on the 1632 Division of Land, the passerger list compiled by Charles Edward Banks in Planters Of THe Commonwealth, by material published occasionally by Robert S. Wakefield in the Mayflower Quarterly, and by the information found in Eugene Augrey Stratton's Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691. The author is descended from Fortune passengers John Adams, William Bassett, and Moses Simmons. ******************************************************** ********** *********************************** Division of Land, 1623 In 1623, the Pilgrims divided up their land. The people mentioned in the Division of Land came on the Mayflower (1620), the Fortune (1621), and the Anne (1623). A couple may have arrived on the Swan (1622) or the Little James (1623), but these were small ships carrying mostly cargo. The Division of Land is recorded in Volume XII of the "Records of the Colony of New Plymouth", and reprinted in the "Mayflower Descendant", 1:227-230. Each family was given one acre per family member. This goeth in wth a corner by ye ponde. Robart Hickes his wife & children; 4 acres. (another entry says:) Robert Hickes 1 acre: These lye beyoud the fort to the wood west. The following information was found posted on the internet by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> at: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0933 ID: I0933 Name: Robert HICKS Sex: M Birth: 1580 in England Death: 24 MAR 1646/47 Emigration: 1621 The "Fortune" left England for America 1 Immigration: 11 NOV 1621 from England to America , ship "Fortune" PROP: 1627 1 black & white cow, 1 bull & 2 female goats 2 PROP: 1623 1 acre; "These lye beyoud the fort to the wood west." 3 Occupation: Leather dresser for Bermondsey St. Southwark, London, England Note: Hicks, Knight Baronet-temp. Ed.III. (1327) S.(desengaetor) Robert Hicks, a lineal descendant of Ellis Hicks, in the year 1621, came to America on the ship " Fortune" , settling in Duxbury, Mass. Twenty years later two of his sons John and Stephen came to Long Island, and made their homes there. Robert Hicks, ancestor of the family in America, was a leather dresser for Bermondsey St. Southwark, London. He crossed the Atlantic with the second body of Puritans in the ship FORTUNE, which landed at Plymouth, Mass. on November 11, 1621, bringing over the parts of families left behind by the MAYFLOWER the year before. MARGARET, wife of ROBERT HICKS, and her children came over in the ship ANN, which arrived at Plymouth during the latter part of June 1622. This family settled in Duxbury, Mass; but two of the sons came to Long Island about 1642. They were JOHN and STEPHEN. More info: A fellmerger?????(can't read spelling) or hide and wool merchant of London. Settled at Scituate, Mass. later moving to Plymouth, later moved to Duxbury, Mass. as in 1642. Two of his sons John and Stephen... ******************************************************** *************************************** Passenger List, ship Fortune, 1621 "The ship Fortune arrived at Plymough on November 9, 1621, just a few weeks after the First Thanksgiving. This passenger list is based on the 1632 Division of Land, the passerger list compiled by Charles Edward Banks in Planters Of THe Commonwealth, by material published occasionally by Robert S. Wakefield in the Mayflower Quarterly, and by the information found in Eugene Augrey Stratton's Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691. The author is descended from Fortune passengers John Adams, William Bassett, and Moses Simmons. ******************************************************** *************************************** Division of Land, 1623 In 1623, the Pilgrims divided up their land. The people mentioned in the Division of Land came on the Mayflower (1620), the Fortune (1621), and the Anne (1623). A couple may have arrived on the Swan (1622) or the Little James (1623), but these were small ships carrying mostly cargo. The Division of Land is recorded in Volume XII of the "Records of the Colony of New Plymouth", and reprinted in the "Mayflower Descendant", 1:227-230. Each family was given one acre per family member. This goeth in wth a corner by ye ponde. Robart Hickes his wife & children; 4 acres. (another entry says:) Robert Hickes 1 acre: These lye beyoud the fort to the wood west. Research Notes for Child Michael Hicks [mytree.FTW] Sir Michael Hicks, the eldest brother of Robert Hicks, was bred to the bar,and became the secretary to Lord Burleigh (William Cecil) who was prime minister of England for about fourty years, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child Baptist Hicks [mytree.FTW] Sir Baptist Hicks, the youngest of the three brothers, was created Baptist Lord Hicks, Viscount Campden, and Baron Hicks of Ilmington. (See account in "Dhipping Campden, D neffigy of Baptist Hicks and one his Lady stand in Noel chapel, Campw?? This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child John Hicks [mytree.FTW] This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child Ephraim Hicks [mytree.FTW] This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child Samuel Hicks [mytree.FTW] This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child Thomas Hicks [mytree.FTW] Some of this information was downloaded from RootsWeb WorldConnect Project. It was submited by Irene Mast. If you have any questions or corrections please e-mail me at dmast@mediaone.net. This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 Research Notes for Child James Hicks [mytree.FTW] This child is listed on the followings website; posted by: Janet Dobbs <janet@pressroom.com> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=c artsort&id=I0977 William Edwin Mauldin and Zapopan Almaguer Husband William Edwin Mauldin (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Cyrus Edwin Mauldin (1876-1957) ¹⁰ Mother: Darthula Kathleen Dawson (1877-1959) ¹⁰ Marriage: Wife Zapopan Almaguer (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 F Anne Darthula Mauldin (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: `abd Al-Malik Husband `abd Al-Malik ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: `abd Al-Rahman III Al-Nasir Emir Of Cordoba (Between 0888-0961) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Charles Manley Roper and Caroline Alman Husband Charles Manley Roper ¹¹ Born: 13 Apr 1857 - , , NC Christened: Died: Abt 1886 - Mineral Bluff, Fannin, GA Buried: Father: Samuel Roper (1806-1869) ¹¹ Mother: Rebecca Flowers (1817-1878) ¹¹ Marriage: 22 Mar 1873 - , Cherokee, NC Wife Caroline Alman ¹¹ Born: 1849 - , , NC Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Robert Alexander Roper ¹¹ Born: Feb 1874 - , , NC Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Georgia A M Schuler (1866- ) ¹¹ Marr: 6 Aug 1891 - , Fannin, GA 2 F Rebecca E Roper ¹¹ Born: 1876 - , , NC Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Robert Lee Baugh (1868-1943) ¹¹ Marr: 5 Nov 1892 - , Fannin, GA 3 M Charles Manley Roper Jr ¹¹ Born: 1878 - , , GA Christened: Died: Buried: 4 M Joseph Oscar Roper ¹¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 5 M George Roper ¹¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 6 M Grover Cleveland Roper ¹¹ Born: Abt 1885 - , , GA Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Ada Mamie S (Abt 1890- ) ¹¹ General Notes (Husband) Illness: alcoholism Place: Toccoah, Fannin Co. GA in 1880 US census Baptized: by Rev. Brady General Notes for Child Robert Alexander Roper Nickname: Little Alex, Alexander Place: Fannin Co. GA 1910 General Notes for Child Rebecca E Roper Nickname: Sis or Bessie Children: Bob (married Evelyn) Place: Mineral Bluff, GA (1962). Source: History of Fannin Co. GA, p.613 General Notes for Child Grover Cleveland Roper Nickname: Ham Laudis Amon Lanford and Lucile Almand Husband Laudis Amon Lanford ¹⁰ Born: 10 Feb 1902 Christened: Died: 16 Jul 1940 Buried: Father: William Melmuth Lanford (1880-1957) ¹⁰ Mother: Lola Gertrude Jordan (1882-1977) ¹⁰ Marriage: Wife Lucile Almand (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Charles Amon Lanford (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 2 M Thomas Calvin Lanford (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Jean Renker (living) 3 M Robert Almand Lanford (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Mary Barton Jordan (living) 4 F Celia Renee Lanford (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Isma'il Almansur Caliph Of Egypt Husband Isma'il Almansur Caliph Of Egypt ¹ Born: Abt 0901 Christened: Died: Abt 0952 Buried: Father: Mohammad Alkhaim Caliph (Abt 0873-Abt 0946) ¹ Mother: Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 F Nn Bint Almansur ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Qarais Ibn Abbad Imam Of Seville (Abt 0934- ) ¹ ⁶ Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur and Teresa Of León Husband Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: 1002 Buried: Marriage: 0995 Other Spouse: Oneca Garces De Castile ( - ) ⁶ - 0995 Other Spouse: Abda De Navarre ( - ) ⁶ Wife Teresa Of León ⁶ Born: 0992 Christened: Died: 15 Apr 1039 Buried: Father: Vermudo II The Gouty Of León King (Abt 0953-0999) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Elvira Garcia Castile (Abt 0970-After 1027) ¹ ⁶ Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur and Oneca Garces De Castile Husband Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: 1002 Buried: Marriage: 0995 Other Spouse: Teresa Of León (0992-1039) ⁶ - 0995 Other Spouse: Abda De Navarre ( - ) ⁶ Wife Oneca Garces De Castile ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Garcia I De Castile Count (Abt 0935-0995) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Ava De Riborgaza ( -After 0995) ¹ ⁶ General Notes (Wife) 1 UPDA 2 DATE 1045 2 PLAC Acceded: Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur and Abda De Navarre Husband Ibn Abi Amir Al-Mansur ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: 1002 Buried: Marriage: Other Spouse: Teresa Of León (0992-1039) ⁶ - 0995 Other Spouse: Oneca Garces De Castile ( - ) ⁶ - 0995 Wife Abda De Navarre ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: King Sancho II Garcés Abarca Of Navarre (After 0935-0994) ¹ ⁶ ¹² Mother: Urraca De Castile (Abt 0935-After 1007) ¹ ⁶ ¹² John Almescombe and Philippa Bonville Husband John Almescombe ¹² Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: Wife Philippa Bonville ⁶ ¹² ¹³ Born: Abt 1405 - Of Stow, Cornwall, England ¹² Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Baron William Bonville (1393-1460) ¹² Mother: Margaret Merriet (Abt 1397-After 1426) ¹² Other Spouse: William Granville (Grenville) Sir Knight (Abt 1395-Abt 1450) ⁶ ¹² ¹³ - Abt 1425 - Of Stow, Cornwall, England ¹² General Notes (Wife) 2nd wife Samuel Houston Parker and Delaney Elizabeth Almond Husband Samuel Houston Parker ¹⁰ Born: 1864 Christened: Died: 3 Nov 1936 Buried: Father: James Parker (1832-1914) ¹⁰ Mother: Mary Ellizabeth Allison ( - ) ¹⁰ Marriage: 25 Dec 1889 Wife Delaney Elizabeth Almond ¹⁰ Born: 16 Aug 1874 Christened: Died: 13 Jul 1948 Buried: Children 1 F Juanita Parker ¹⁰ Born: 11 Dec 1890 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: William Arrowood (living) 2 M Frank Parker ¹⁰ Born: 28 Jun 1893 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Hattie Everett Arrowood (1891-1949) ¹⁰ Spouse: Nina Moore (living) 3 F Elisa Parker ¹⁰ Born: 27 Feb 1895 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Paul Lloyd (living) Spouse: Victor Turnbill (living) 4 F Medal Parker ¹⁰ Born: 26 Dec 1896 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Oscar Bailey (living) 5 F Cross Parker ¹⁰ Born: 17 Dec 1898 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Ervin Watson (living) 6 M Fred Parker ¹⁰ Born: 27 Dec 1900 Christened: Died: 24 Feb 1950 Buried: 7 F Mollie Parker (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 8 M Gordon Parker (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Vergie Jenkins (living) 9 M Manson Parker (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Carrie Carver (living) 10 F Sallie Kate Parker (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 11 M William Scott Parker (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: General Notes (Husband) source: Our Heritage by Freel General Notes for Child Medal Parker Lived in CA - 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Adams (living) 2 M James Arnold Stalcup (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 3 M Clifford Hill Stalcup ¹⁰ Born: 31 Jul 1925 Christened: Died: 17 Mar 1979 Buried: Spouse: Mary Edith Hemphill (living) 4 M Dallas Hugh Stalcup ¹⁰ Born: 16 May 1930 Christened: Died: 15 Apr 1978 Buried: - Maggie Chapel Cemetery, Cherokee Co., NC Spouse: Nettie Brendle (living) Christopher Branch Jr. and Sarah Almond Husband Christopher Branch Jr. Born: 1627 - Henrico, Virginia Christened: Died: 1665 - Charles City Co., VA Buried: AFN: L9WX-F4 Father: Christopher Branch (1601-1619) Mother: Mary Addie (1602-1681) Marriage: - Charles City Co, VA Wife Sarah Almond Born: Christened: Died: Buried: AFN: 8NZ3-Z2 James Loy Miller and Alva Joyce Almonrode Husband James Loy Miller (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Benjamin Larkin Miller (1893-1944) ¹⁰ Mother: Jessie Lee Smith Marriage: Wife Alva Joyce Almonrode (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Benjamin Lonnie Miller (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Prince Of Hungary Almos Husband Prince Of Hungary Almos ¹² Born: 1134 - Of, Esztergom, Komarom-Esztergo, Hungary ¹² Christened: Died: 1141 ¹² Buried: AFN: 881D-FS Father: Bela II Masodik Of Hungary (1108-1140) ¹ ⁶ ¹² Mother: Queen Ilona Nemanjics Of Hungary (Abt 1115-1157) ¹ ⁶ ¹² Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: General Notes (Husband) [royalty.ged] BIRT PLAC Of, Esztergom, Komarom-Esztergom, Hungary Hisham II Al-Mu'ayyad Caliph Of Cordoba Husband Hisham II Al-Mu'ayyad Caliph Of Cordoba ¹ ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Abt 1013 Buried: Father: Al-Hakam II Al-Mustansir Caliph Of Cordoba ( -0976) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Nn (A Basque) ( - ) ¹ Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: General Notes (Husband) 1 UPDA 2 DATE 976 2 PLAC Acceded: deposed 1009-1010. Almughira Husband Almughira ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Marwan I Ibn Alhakim Caliph Of Damascus and A'isha Bint Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira Husband Marwan I Ibn Alhakim Caliph Of Damascus ¹ Born: Abt 0623 Christened: Died: Abt 0685 Buried: Father: Abu Alhakim ( - ) ¹ Mother: Amina Bint 'Alkama Alkinaniyya (Abt 0600- ) ¹ Marriage: Wife A'isha Bint Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira ¹ Born: Abt 0632 Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira ( - ) ¹ Mother: Children 1 M 'abd Al-'Aziz Ibn Alhakim Governor Of Egypt ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Abt May 0705 Buried: 2 F Nn Bint Marwan I Of Damascus ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 3 M 'abd Al-Malik Ibn Marwan Caliph Of Damascus ¹ Born: Between 0646 and 0647 Christened: Died: Abt Oct 0705 Buried: Spouse: Umm Ayyub ( - ) ¹ General Notes (Husband) Marwan I ibn al-Hakam b. 623, d. 685; first of the Mar w a n i d caliphs of the Umayyad dynasty (reigned 684-685). A governor of Medina and the Hejaz under the caliph Mu' a w i y a I, where he showed unusual vigour, Marwan I wa s a n o l d ma n in poor health when he ascended the thron e him sel f i n 684 . He died of illness less than a year l ater . Hi s shor t reig n was a period of continuous battl e betw een v ariou s faction s for the caliphate. Marwa n I was abl e to a rrang e the succe ssion of his son 'Ab d al-Malik b y elimina ting a ll other con tenders for th e caliphate. H e strengthe ned th e foundation s of the Uma yyad house an d concentrate d more p ower in the h ands o f the caliph. So urce: www.eb.c omMarwa n I ibn al-Haka m b . 623, d. 685; fi rst of the Marw anid cal iphs ofthe Umay y ad dynasty (re ig ned 684-685). A governor of Medina and the Hejaz under the caliph Mu' a w i y a I, where heshowed unusual vigour , Marwan I wa s a n o l d ma n in poor health when heascended the thron e hims el f i n 684 . He died o f illness less than a yearl ater. H i s shor t reig n was a period of continuous battl e betwee n v a rious faction s for the caliphate. Marwa n I was abl e to a rrange t he succe ssionof his son 'Ab d a l-Malik b y elimina ting al l other con tenders for the caliphate. H e strengthen ed the f oundatio n s of the Umay yad house and concentrate d more powe r in th e hands of th e caliph. Sour ce: www.eb.c om !BIRTH:edwardiii.ged, edwardiii.ged !DEATH:edwardiii.ged, edwardiii.ged General Notes (Wife) !BIRTH:edwardiii.ged, edwardiii.ged General Notes for Child 'abd Al-'Aziz Ibn Alhakim Governor Of Egypt !DEATH:edwardiii.ged, edwardiii.ged General Notes for Child 'abd Al-Malik Ibn Marwan Caliph Of Damascus Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (646 - 705) was an Umayyad caliph. A well-educated man, he was a capable ruler, despite the many political problems that wracked his rule. Abd al-Malik became caliph after the death of his father in 685. Within a few years, he dispatched armies under Al-Hajjaj bin Yousef on a campaign to reassert Umayyad control over the Islamic empire. Hajjaj first defeated the governor of Basra, he then went on to the Hejaz where Ibn Zubayr was killed, ending his short rule as caliph. Hajjaj's success led Abd al-Malik to make him the governor of Iraq, and give him a free reign in his territories. Abd al-Malik was effective in increasing the size of the empire. Control over North Africa was reasserted, and construction on the city of Tunis began. Arab armies also took most of Turkestan. These victories paved the way for great expansions under Abd al-Malik's son. Abd al-Malik instituted many reforms such as: making Arabic the official language of government across the entire empire, instituting a mint that produced a uniform set of currency, expansion and reorganization of postal service, repairing the damaged Kaaba and beginning the tradition of weaving a silk cover for the Kaaba in Damascus. The Dome of the Rock was also built in Jerusalem, but parts of that city were also destroyed when Abd al-Malik's armies put down an uprising there. The last years of his reign were generally peaceful, and Abd al-Malik would appoint his son al-Walid I as his sucessor, ignoring his father's orders to appoint Abd al-Malik's brother, Abd al-Aziz. Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira Husband Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Almughira ( - ) ¹ Mother: Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 F A'isha Bint Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira ¹ Born: Abt 0632 Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Marwan I Ibn Alhakim Caliph Of Damascus (Abt 0623-Abt 0685) ¹ General Notes for Child A'isha Bint Mu'awiya Ibn Almughira !BIRTH:edwardiii.ged, edwardiii.ged Nizar Al-Musta'li Husband Nizar Al-Musta'li ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: 1101 Buried: Father: Al-Mustansir Bi Allah ( -1094) ⁶ Mother: Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Hadi ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: 1135 Buried: Abd Ar-Rahman II Almutawassit Emir Husband Abd Ar-Rahman II Almutawassit Emir ¹ Born: Abt 0792 - Toledo, Spain Christened: Died: 22 Sep 0852 - Cordova, Spain Buried: Father: Al-Hakam Al-Rabi I Of Cordoba Emir Of Cordoba ( -Abt 0822) ¹ Mother: Halawah ( - ) ¹ Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Muhammad I Of Cordoba Emir Of Cordoba ¹ ⁶ Born: - Cordoba, Spain Christened: Died: Abt 0866 - Spain Buried: Spouse: Ishar ( - ) ¹ ⁶ 'abd Almuttalib and Fatima Bint 'amr Husband 'abd Almuttalib ¹ ⁶ Born: Abt 0497 Christened: Died: Abt 0559 Buried: Father: `amr Hâshim (Abt 0464- ) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Atika Of The Bani Cays Aylân ( - ) ¹ ⁶ Marriage: Wife Fatima Bint 'amr ¹ ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: 'amr ( - ) ¹ Mother: Children 1 M `abd Allah Ben `Abd Al-Muttalib ¹ ⁶ Born: 0554 Christened: Died: 0577 Buried: Spouse: Amina Bint Wahb ( -Abt 0577) ¹ ⁶ 2 M 'abd Manaf Abu Talib Ibn Almuttalib ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 3 M Abu Lahab ¹ ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Spouse: Harb Bint Umayyah ( - ) ¹ 4 M Al-Abbas Ibn Abd Almuttalib ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: General Notes for Child Al-Abbas Ibn Abd Almuttalib Abbas (566?-653), paternal uncle of the Prophet Muha m m a d a nd of thefourth caliph, Ali. His fu ll name was A l- Ab ba s ib n al-Muttalib. A richmerchant of Mecca, he in iti all y f ough t against th e new religion but wasconvert ed i n 62 9. T herea fter he staunchly supported Islam wit h mone y a n darms , an d he accompanied his nephew on hi s march o n Me cca in 6 30. A bbaswas the forebear of t h e Abbasid dy nast y of calip hs. So urce: "Abbas," Microsof t(R) Encarta( R) 9 8 Encycloped ia. (c ) 1993-1997Microsof t Corporatio n . Al l rights reserv ed. Hashemite, also Hashimite, the name of two Arabian dyna s t i e s, both ofwhich claim descent fro m Hashim of the t r i b e o f Koreish, traditionallythe custodians of the sac r e d Mu sli m shrine, th e Kaaba, at Mecca. TheHashemite s in cl ude d th e founders of Islam, notably the Prophet M uhamm a d ;hi s pate rnal uncle Abbas, progenitor of the Ab basi d dy nast y of cali phs,which ruled Islam fro m 750 t o 1258 ; an d hi s son-in-law , the caliph Ali.The modern A rabia n dynas ty, b y tradition d e scended from Muhammad , wasfou nded i n 1916 b y Husein ibn A li, sharif of Mecca , who a t that ti m e madeh imself king o f Al ijaz (the He jaz). So ns of Huse in ibn Al i were Ali ibnH usein, who s u cceede d his fathe r in 1924 bu t was overthrow n in 192 5 byIbn Sa ud, king o f Saudi Arabia ; Abdul lah ibn H usei n, king o f Jordan; and Faisal I, kin g of Iraq. King Hus s ein I of J ordan is a gra n dson ofAbdul lah ibn Husein . Faisa l II, t he last king o f Iraq, was a gr andson ofFa isal I. Sou rce : "Hashemite , " Microsoft(R) Enca rta(R) 9 8 Encyclopedi a . (c)1993-199 7 Microsoft Corporat io n. Al l rights reser ved. 'abd Manaf Abu Talib Ibn Almuttalib Husband 'abd Manaf Abu Talib Ibn Almuttalib ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: 'abd Almuttalib (Abt 0497-Abt 0559) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Fatima Bint 'amr ( - ) ¹ ⁶ Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 F Umm Hani ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 2 M Jafar Ibn Abu Talib ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: 3 M 'ali Ibn Abu Talib Caliph In Iraq ¹ ⁶ Born: Abt 0600 - Mecca, Arabia Christened: Died: Between Jan 0660 and 1961 - Kufah, Iraq Buried: Spouse: Fatimah (Abt 0605-Abt 0633) ¹ ⁶ Spouse: Bent Al-Hanafiyya ( - ) ⁶ Spouse: Um-Al-Banin ( - ) ⁶ Spouse: Alhanafiyya ( - ) ¹ General Notes for Child 'ali Ibn Abu Talib Caliph In Iraq 'Ali in full 'ali Ibn Abu Talib b. c. 600,, Mecca d . J a n u ary 661, Kufah, Iraq son-in-law of Muhammad, th e prop h e t o f Islam, and fourth caliph(successor to Muha mmad) , re ig n in g from 656 to 661. The question of hisri ght t o th e cal iphat e resulted in the only major spl i t in Isl am (i ntoSun nah an d Shi'ah branches). He is reve red by th e Shi' ah as t he onl y truesuc cessor to the Pro phet. 'Ali was the son of Abu Talib, chief of a local cla n . W h e n his fatherbecame impoverished, 'Al i was take n un de r t h e care of Muhammad, thenstill a businessman i n Mec ca , wh o h imself had bee n cared for by 'Ali'sfathe r a s a ch ild . Whe n Muhammad felt God's call to become h is p rophet, ' Al i, tho ugh only 10 years old, became on e of th e firs t conve rts t o Islamand remained a lifelo n g devote d follo wer of M uhamma d. According to legend'Al i risked h is lif e by sleepi ng in t he P rophet's bed t o impersonat e himth e night tha t Muhamma d fled in 622 fr om Mecca to M edina fr o m enemie s whowere pl otting to as sassinate him . In addit ion, 'Ali i s said to hav ecarrie d out M uhammad 's reques t to restore a ll the propert ie s that hadbeen en trusted t o him as a merch ant t o thei r o wners in Mecca . Only thend id 'Ali himself l eave fo r Medina . There he m arried Muhamm a d's daughterFati mah , who bore hi m two son s, Hasan and H usayn. (See Husa y n ibn 'Ali,al-.) 'Ali is said to have displayed rare courage in battle d u r i n g the militaryexpeditions Muhamma d conducted to co ns ol id at e Islam and always obtained alion's share of th e b oot y . 'Al i was als o one of Muhammad's scribes andwa s ch ose n t o lea d several important missions. When the h osti l ein habi tant s of Mecca finally accepted Islam with out b attle , it w as 'A liwho smashed the paga n idols i n the Ka 'bah ( holy sh rine). Muhammad died on June 8, 632. Some say he had unequivo c a l l y nominated'Ali as his successor wh ile he was retu rn i n g fr om his "farewellpilgrimage" to Mecca. Others re je c t th is cl aim, mainta ining that Muhammaddied withou t na mi n g a succes sor. 'Ali, while attending the last ri tes o f t h e Prophet, w as confronted by the fact that Ab u Bakr , M uh ammad's closest friend and father of ' A'isha h, on e of t h e Prophet's wives , had beenchosen caliph. ' Ali di d not s ub mit to Abu Bakr ' s authority for some ti me,bu t neithe r di d he actively ass ert his own rights, p ossibl y becau s e hed id not want to thr ow the Muslim com munit y into blo ody trib al strife. Heretire d into a qu i et lif e in whic h religiou s works became his ch iefoccupa tion. T he first c hronologica lly arran ged versio n of th e Qur'a n isattribut ed to him, a nd his excellent know led ge of th e Qur'an a n d Hadith(the s ayings and deeds of M u hammad ) aided the c aliphs in variou s legalproblems. Following the murder of 'Uthman, the third caliph, ' A l i w a s invited bythe Muslims of Medina t o accept th e ca li phat e ; reluctant, he agreed onlyafter long hesita tion . Hi s bri e f reign was b eset by difficulties duemos tly t o th e corru p t state of affairs he inherited. Acute ly awa r e o f theneg le ct of the Qur'an and the tradition s of Mu ha mmad that his pre decessors had allowed t o deve lop, h e bas ed his rule o n th e Islamicideals of social j ustic e and eq uality. His po li c y was a blow to theinter ests o f the Qur aysh aristocrac y o f Mecca who had grow n rich i n thewa k e of the Muslim co nque sts. In order t o embarras s 'Ali t hey demandedthat he b rin g the murdere r s of 'Uth man to tr ial, and when he rejec tedt heir requ est, a rebel lion again st him was instiga te d in wh ich t woprominent M eccans alon g with 'A'ishah, Muham mad's wi d ow and the dau ghterof A b u Bakr, the first caliph , to o k a leading part . This reb ellion, knownas the Battl e o f th e Came l (th e camel ridde n by 'A'ishah), was quell e d. Aseco nd rebell ion was on th e point of being cr ushe d wh en its le ader,M u'awiyah, a ki nsman of 'Uthman and t he gove rnor of Sy ria , averted def e atby proposing arbit ration. 'A li saw thr o ugh the strata gem but was forcedb y his army t o acce p t adju dication, wh ich greatly weake ned his positio n.So on, moreove r, he ha d to fight some o f t he very peopl e w ho had earlier force d him to accep t arbitration but no w d enounced it. Kno w n a s Khawarij( Seceders), they were de f eated by Ali in t h e Battle of N ahrawan.Meanwhile, Mu'awi y a h followed an a ggr essive po licy, and by the end of 66 0'A li had lost cont rol o f Egy pt and of t he Hejaz. Whil e pray ing in amosqu e at Kuf a h in Iraq, 'Ali was struck w ith a po isoned swor d b y a Khari jite, intent on avengin g the men sl ain at Nah rawan . Two day s later'Ali died an d was b uried n ear Kufah. 'Ali's political discourses, sermons, letters, and say i n g s , collected byash-Sharif ar-Rai (d . 1015) in a bo o k en ti tl ed Nahj al-balaghah ("TheRoad of Eloquence") w it h com men tar y by Ibn A bi al-Hadid (d. 1258), arewel l kno wn i n Arab ic l iterature. Source: www.eb.com Al-Abbas Ibn Abd Almuttalib Husband Al-Abbas Ibn Abd Almuttalib ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: 'abd Almuttalib (Abt 0497-Abt 0559) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Fatima Bint 'amr ( - ) ¹ ⁶ Marriage: Wife Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M 'abd Allah Ibn Al'abbas ¹ Born: Abt 0619 Christened: Died: Between 0687 and 0688 - At-Ta'if, Arabia Buried: General Notes (Husband) Abbas (566?-653), paternal uncle of the Prophet Muha m m a d a nd of thefourth caliph, Ali. His fu ll name was A l- Ab ba s ib n al-Muttalib. A richmerchant of Mecca, he in iti all y f ough t against th e new religion but wasconvert ed i n 62 9. T herea fter he staunchly supported Islam wit h mone y a n darms , an d he accompanied his nephew on hi s march o n Me cca in 6 30. A bbaswas the forebear of t h e Abbasid dy nast y of calip hs. So urce: "Abbas," Microsof t(R) Encarta( R) 9 8 Encycloped ia. (c ) 1993-1997Microsof t Corporatio n . Al l rights reserv ed. Hashemite, also Hashimite, the name of two Arabian dyna s t i e s, both ofwhich claim descent fro m Hashim of the t r i b e o f Koreish, traditionallythe custodians of the sac r e d Mu sli m shrine, th e Kaaba, at Mecca. TheHashemite s in cl ude d th e founders of Islam, notably the Prophet M uhamm a d ;hi s pate rnal uncle Abbas, progenitor of the Ab basi d dy nast y of cali phs,which ruled Islam fro m 750 t o 1258 ; an d hi s son-in-law , the caliph Ali.The modern A rabia n dynas ty, b y tradition d e scended from Muhammad , wasfou nded i n 1916 b y Husein ibn A li, sharif of Mecca , who a t that ti m e madeh imself king o f Al ijaz (the He jaz). So ns of Huse in ibn Al i were Ali ibnH usein, who s u cceede d his fathe r in 1924 bu t was overthrow n in 192 5 byIbn Sa ud, king o f Saudi Arabia ; Abdul lah ibn H usei n, king o f Jordan; and Faisal I, kin g of Iraq. King Hus s ein I of J ordan is a gra n dson ofAbdul lah ibn Husein . Faisa l II, t he last king o f Iraq, was a gr andson ofFa isal I. Sou rce : "Hashemite , " Microsoft(R) Enca rta(R) 9 8 Encyclopedi a . (c)1993-199 7 Microsoft Corporat io n. Al l rights reser ved. General Notes for Child 'abd Allah Ibn Al'abbas 'Abd Allah ibn al-'Abbas b. c. 619 d. 687/688, at-T a ' i f , Arabia also called Ibn Abbas, byname AL-HIBR ("T H E DO CT OR "), OR AL-BAHR ("THESEA"), a Companion of t h e p rophe t M uha mmad, one of the greatest scholarsof earl y Is lam, a nd t he f irst exegete of th e Qur'an. In the early struggles for the caliphate, Ibn 'Abbas su p p o r ted 'Ali andwas rewarded with th e governorship o f Ba sr a . S ubsequently he defected andwithdrew to Mecca . Duri n g th e re ign of M u'awiyah he lived in the Hejaz, but fre qu entl y trav elled to Damascus, the capital. Afte r th e d eat h ofM u'awiya h, he opposed 'Ibn az-Zubayr, wh om h e refuse d to re cogniz e ascaliph, and was f orced t o fle e to at-Ta 'if, whe re he d ied. Ibn 'Abbas is renowned for his knowledge of both sac r e d a n d profanetradition and for his crit ical interpre ta ti on s o f the Qur'an. From hisyouth he gathered inform ati o n con cern ing the word s and deeds of Muhammadfrom o the r C ompani ons a nd gave classes on interpretation of t he Q ur'a n ,hi s commen taries on which were later collect ed. S ource : www. eb.com `abd Allah Ben `Abd Al-Muttalib and Amina Bint Wahb Husband `abd Allah Ben `Abd Al-Muttalib ¹ ⁶ Born: 0554 Christened: Died: 0577 Buried: Father: 'abd Almuttalib (Abt 0497-Abt 0559) ¹ ⁶ Mother: Fatima Bint 'amr ( - ) ¹ ⁶ Marriage: Wife Amina Bint Wahb ¹ ⁶ Born: Christened: Died: Abt 0577 - Enroute Between Medina And Mecca, Arabia Buried: Father: Wahb ( - ) ¹ Mother: Children 1 M The Prophet Muhammad ¹ ⁶ Born: 25 Mar 0570 - Mecca Christened: Died: 8 Jun 0632 - Medina Buried: Spouse: Khadija Bint Khuwaylid (Abt 0556-Abt 0617) ¹ ⁶ Marr: Abt 0595 Spouse: `a'isha ( - ) ⁶ Spouse: Maria ( - ) ¹ Marr: Abt 0627 General Notes for Child The Prophet Muhammad The Prophet Muhammad The line is disputed at Zaida. The Prophet Muhammad traced his ancestry back to Adnan around 100 BC. This looks plausible - I am unsure what the professional consensus on it is. Beyond that, this attempt to link Adnan to the Biblical Abraham is obvious mythology. Apart from anything else, even if Abraham existed, he would have lived something like 2300 BC. This note suggests a descent from The Prophet Muhammad to Aurea, grandmother of Toda Aznarez. But then the web disagrees that the latter left descendants. Further Information: Mohammed or Mahomet Sex: Male History: (Western forms of Arabic Muhammad) Life: (c.570-c.632) Founder of Islam, born in Mecca, the son of Abdallah, a poor merchant. Orphaned at six, he was cared for first by his grandfather, then by his uncle, and earned his living by tending sheep. At 25 he led the caravans of a rich widow, whom he later married. He continued as a merchant, but spent much of his time in solitary contemplation. When he was 40, Gabriel appeared to him on Mt Hira, near Mecca, and commanded him in the name of God to preach the true religion. Four years later he was told to come forward publicly as a preacher. The basis of his teaching was the Koran, which had been revealed to him by God. He attacked superstition, and exhorted people to a pious, moral life, and belief in an all-powerful, all-just, and merciful God, who had chosen him as his prophet. God's mercy was principally to be obtained by prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. At first dismissing him as a poet, the Meccans finally rose against him and his followers. He sought refuge at Medina in 622 (the date of the Mohammedan Era, the Hijra), and assumed the position of highest judge and ruler of the city. He then engaged in war against the enemies of Islam. In 630 he took Mecca, where he was recognized as chief and prophet, and thus secured the new religion in Arabia. In 632 he undertook his last pilgrimage to Mecca, and there on Mt Arafat fixed the ceremonies of the pilgrimage (Hajj). He fell ill after his return, and died at the house of the favourite of his nine wives, Aïshah, the daughter of Abu Bakr. Taken From: Webster's World Encyclopedia - 1997. Published by Webster Publishing, 1997. Copyright Webster Publishing, and/or contributors. Holder Almy Husband Holder Almy (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Father: Joseph Almy (Abt 1740- ) ¹ Mother: Sarah Brown (1743- ) ¹ Marriage: Wife (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Joseph Almy and Sarah Brown Husband Joseph Almy ¹ Born: Abt 1740 Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: Wife Sarah Brown ¹ Born: 1743 - Little Compton, Bristol, RI Christened: Died: Buried: Father: John Brown (1705-1773) ¹ Mother: Sarah White (Abt 1709-1795) ¹ Children 1 M Holder Almy (details suppressed for this person) Born: Christened: Died: Buried: General Notes (Wife) !BIRTH:"MF, Eaton/S. Fuller/White", MF Eaton/S. Fuller/Whi t e, pg.184 Notes (Marriage) !MARRIAGE:"MB&D", MB&D, Vol.1, pg.375 Bartholomew West and Katherine Almy Husband Bartholomew West ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Marriage: Wife Katherine Almy ¹ Born: Christened: Died: Buried: Children 1 M Stephen West ¹ Born: Abt 1654 Christened: Died: 12 Aug 1748 - Dartmouth, MA Buried: Spouse: Mercy Cooke (1657-1733) ¹ Marr: Abt 1683 Notes (Marriage) !MARRIAGE:"MF, Cooke", MF, Cooke, pg.79 General Notes for Child Stephen West** !BIRTH:"MF, Cooke", MF, Cooke, pg.80 !DEATH:"MF, Cooke", MF, Cooke, pg.80 Sources 1 J. Feagin, Gedcom from J. 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David Roper. 12 June Ferguson Unknown, June Ferguson's Royalty GED. 13 Edward III Decendents. If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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