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Eleanor DeChatellerault

April 29, 2014 , , ,

My 26th great-grandmother had a famous mother who was nicknamed Dangereuse because she was such a tart.  This matrilineal danger ran deep.  These women were powerful, each in her own way:

Aenor ( aka Eleanor) of Châtellerault, duchess of Aquitaine (Châtellerault, Vienne, France, c. 1103, – March 1130 in Talmont) was the mother of Eleanor of Aquitaine, arguably the most powerful woman in Europe of her generation.
Aenor was a daughter of Viscount Aimery I of Châttellerault and his wife, Dangereuse de L’ Isle Bouchard (d. 1151). Aenor married William X of Aquitaine, the son of her mother’s lover, and had three children with him:
Eleanor of Aquitaine, Duchess of Aquitaine, and wife of both Louis VII of France, and Henry II of England. Petronilla of Aquitaine, wife of Raoul I, Count of Vermandois.
William Aigret (who died at the age of four) The county “Châtelherault” later became a title belonging to the Dukes of Hamilton.

 

Eleanor DeChatellerault (1105 – 1130)

is my 26th great grandmother

Eleanor of Aquitane (1130 – 1204)

daughter of Eleanor DeChatellerault
Eleanor Spain Plantagenet (1162 – 1214)
daughter of Eleanor of Aquitane
Berenguela CASTILE LEON (1181 – 1244)
daughter of Eleanor Spain Plantagenet
Saint Ferdinand Castile amp Leon (1199 – 1252)
son of Berenguela CASTILE LEON
Alfonso X Wise Castile Leon amp Galicia (1221 – 1284)
son of Saint Ferdinand Castile amp Leon
Sancho Brave Castile Leon (1258 – 1295)
son of Alfonso X Wise Castile Leon amp Galicia
Beatrice Sanchez Infanta Castile (1293 – 1359)
daughter of Sancho Brave Castile Leon
Peter I Portugal Cruel Algarve (1320 – 1367)
son of Beatrice Sanchez Infanta Castile
John I DePinto (1358 – 1433)
son of Peter I Portugal Cruel Algarve
Beatrix DePinto (1403 – 1447)
daughter of John I DePinto
John Fettiplace (1427 – 1464)
son of Beatrix DePinto
Richard Fettiplace (1460 – 1511)
son of John Fettiplace
Anne Fettiplace (1496 – 1567)
daughter of Richard Fettiplace
Mary Purefoy (1533 – 1579)
daughter of Anne Fettiplace
Susanna Thorne (1559 – 1586)
daughter of Mary Purefoy
Gov Thomas Dudley (1576 – 1653)
son of Susanna Thorne
Anne Dudley (1612 – 1672)
daughter of Gov Thomas Dudley
John Bradstreet (1652 – 1718)
son of Anne Dudley
Mercy Bradstreet (1689 – 1725)
daughter of John Bradstreet
Caleb Hazen (1720 – 1777)
son of Mercy Bradstreet
Mercy Hazen (1747 – 1819)
daughter of Caleb Hazen
Martha Mead (1784 – 1860)
daughter of Mercy Hazen
Abner Morse (1808 – 1838)
son of Martha Mead
Daniel Rowland Morse (1838 – 1910)
son of Abner Morse
Jason A Morse (1862 – 1932)
son of Daniel Rowland Morse
Ernest Abner Morse (1890 – 1965)
son of Jason A Morse
Richard Arden Morse (1920 – 2004)
son of Ernest Abner Morse
Pamela Morse
I am the daughter of Richard Arden Morse

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love these bits and slices of history. They are very entertaining!

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Stevie Wilson (@LAStory)

April 30, 2014

Here is an interesting descent picked by my computer program. I do also have descent down through many of the Portugese Kings.

Eleanor de Chastellerault (1105 – 1137)
23rd great grandmother
Eleanor of Aquitaine (1124 – 1204)
daughter of Eleanor de Chastellerault
John Lackland, King of England, Duke of Normandy & Aquitaine Comte d’Anjou, Lord of Ireland (1166 – 1216)
son of Eleanor of Aquitaine
Henry III, King of England, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Aquitaine (1207 – 1272)
son of John Lackland, King of England, Duke of Normandy & Aquitaine Comte d’Anjou, Lord of Ireland
Edward I “Longshanks” King of England (1239 – 1307)
son of Henry III, King of England, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Aquitaine
Joan of Acre Plantagenet (1272 – 1307)
daughter of Edward I “Longshanks” King of England
Gilbert de Clare (1291 – 1314)
son of Joan of Acre Plantagenet
Thomas Clarke* (1350 – 1446)
son of Gilbert de Clare
Thomas Clarke (1375 – 1446)
son of Thomas Clarke
Henry Clarke (1400 – 1430)
son of Thomas Clarke
Robert Clarke (1430 – 1520)
son of Henry Clarke
John Clarke (1465 – 1548)
son of Robert Clarke
Robert Clarke (1489 – 1550)
son of John Clarke
Rowland Clarke (1545 – )
son of Robert Clarke
Rowland Clarke (1570 – 1637)
son of Rowland Clarke
Rebecca Clarke (1610 – 1680)
daughter of Rowland Clarke
Eleazer Wheelock (1654 – 1731)
son of Rebecca Clarke
Ralph Wheelock, among the Founding Families of Yale University (1682 – 1748)
son of Eleazer Wheelock
Mary Wheelock (1728 – 1809)
daughter of Ralph Wheelock, among the Founding Families of Yale University
Jabez Bingham (1749 – 1804)
son of Mary Wheelock
Abigail Bingham (1797 – 1871)
daughter of Jabez Bingham
Eliza Ann Everts (1830 – 1894)
daughter of Abigail Bingham
Octavia Abigail Hendricks (1865 – 1961)
daughter of Eliza Ann Everts
Walter Root Bennett (1886 – 1935)
son of Octavia Abigail Hendricks
Ethel Bennett (1917 – 2013)
daughter of Walter Root Bennett
Frederick Edward Rehfeldt
the son of Ethel Bennett –

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frederick (rick) rehfeldt

April 30, 2014

We are quilting again..breaking off and reuniting..I don’t think I have John Lackland, but there are some of those Anjou people in my tree. It is really quite amazing how many times we cross in history.

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mermaidcamp

April 30, 2014

CP- There must be lots like us out there but you are the only one I have really connected with. I have encountered people who seem very confused. I have always loved history and now I am obsessed with genealogy. Going to try to remember to send you something else I wrote. CR

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Frederick Rehfeldt

April 30, 2014

Cousin Rick, I am so happy to connect with a fellow genealogy obsessed person….who happens to share ancestry all over the centuries with me!!! Luck???? or do the ancestors arrange this kind of thing???? I guess, any way you look at it, they did., Cousin Pamela

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mermaidcamp

May 1, 2014

Cousin Pamela- Eleanor de Chastellerault (1105 – 1137) is an ancestor of Beatrice of Portugal (b.1386) and that reminded me of the following written years ago. I am sure it needs review. Cousin Rick
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I am writing this time about our ancestor Sarah Allen (b. 30 March 1639) in Braintree, Massachusetts. Sarah was the 2nd wife of Josiah Standish (1633-1690), the son of Myles Standish of whom I have previously written.

While looking at our Mayflower line, I began to wonder about the genealogy of Sarah Allen. So I looked and the genealogy I found for Sarah Allen and the Allen family really surprised me. It is too vast to cover here completely, so I am just going to cover the surname of “Allen” going back from Sarah.

So, going back from Sarah Allen up the Allen line into England, the name Allen morphs first into “Alleyne” and then into “FitzAlan” or sometimes “Arundel”.

The FitzAlan family is ultimately of Norman-Breton origin. They are hard to portray in just a few words. Nevertheless, in brief the family originated in Brittany, France, and shares common ancestry with the Scottish Stewarts as descendants of the eponymous (named for) Alan fitz Flaad grandson of the Seneschal of the Bishop of Dol. The FitzAlans held the Earldom of “Arundel” during the period 1267 – 1580. Variants of the name include Fitz-Alan, Fitzalan, Fitzallen, Fitz Alan, FitzAllen, as well as the locational variants of Arundel and Arundell because of the Earldom.

I think it is fair to say that they are among the leading families in the history of England.

ONE LINE OF SARAH ALLEN (B. 1639) GOES BACK THROUGH JOHN ALLEYNE (B. 1410). THAT LINE IS OF ROYAL DESCENT, INCLUDING SUCH NOTABLES AS EDMUND CROUCHBACK PLANTAGENET, KING OF SICILY (B. 16 JAN 1244), HENRY III, KING OF ENGLAND (B. 1 OCT 1207), JOHN “LACKLAND”, KING OF ENGLAND (B. 24 DEC 1167) AND LOUIS VIII, KING OF FRANCE (B. 3 SEPT 1187).
ONE INTERESTING THING IN THIS LINE IS THE LINK BETWEEN JOHN D’ ARUNDEL (B. CIRCA 1347) AND HIS SON, JOHN ALLEYNE (B. 1410). OBVIOUSLY, THE DATES SEEM IMPOSSIBLE. YET, THE GENEALOGICAL COMMUNITY SEEMS TO ACCEPT THIS LINK AS FACT. I AM UNSURE OF WHAT IS GOING ON HERE BUT I THINK IT EXTREMELY UNLIKELY THAT PEOPLE OF SUCH HIGH STANDING ARE NOT THOROUGHLY AND ACCURATELY RECORDED. THE ANSWER IS PROBABLY JUST IN THE WAY VARIOUS PEOPLE HAVE RECORDED THE VARIOUS DATES. THERE IS AT LEAST ONE OTHER POSSIBILITY. MORE ABOUT THIS LATER.

THE OTHER LINE OF SARAH ALLEN (B. 1639) GOES BACK THROUGH THE WIFE OF JOHN ALLEYNE, NAMELY, AGNES FITZALAN (B. 1411). HER FATHER WAS THOMAS FITZALAN, 12TH EARL OF ARUNDEL (B. 13 OCT 1381) AND HER MOTHER WAS BEATRICE OF PORTUGAL (B. CIRCA 1386). THUS, AGNES FITZALAN’S PATERNAL LINE GOES BACK THROUGH THE SAME ROYAL COMMUNITY AS HER HUSBAND, JOHN ALLEYNE (B. 1410). HER MATERNAL LINE GOES BACK TO ALFONSO IV, KING OF PORTUGAL (B. 8 FEB 1291) AND THE HOHENSTAUFFEN ROYAL LINE TO NAME JUST A FEW.

So, could the link between John d’ Arundel (b. circa 1347) and his son, John Alleyne (b. 1410) be explained by concerns over consanguinity? Could concerns over consanguinity have driven the choice of a Portuguese bride? Something else? Who knows? Just a few random thoughts.
Here is descent from John I, King of England (1167) through John Alleyne (1410) and down:
Henry III, King of England (1207)
son of John I, King of England
Edmund Crouchback Plantagenet King of Sicily (1245)
son of Henry III, King of England
Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster (1281)
son of Edmund Crouchback Plantagenet King of Sicily
Eleanor of Lancaster Plantagenet (1311 – 1372)
daughter of Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster
John d’Arundel (1347)
son of Eleanor of Lancaster Plantagenet
John Alleyne (1410)
Thomas Alleyne (1430)
John Alleyne
George Allen (1453 – 1540)
son of Thomas Allen
Richard Allen (1470 – 1527)
son of George Allen
John Allen (1498 – 1558)
son of Richard Allen
John Allen (1538 – 1572)
son of John Allen
Richard Allen (1564 – 1652)
son of John Allen
George Allen (1582 – 1648)
son of Richard AllenSamuel Allen (1597 – 1669)
son of George Allen
Sarah Allen (1639 – 1690)
daughter of Samuel Allen
Mercy Standish (1685 – 1748)
daughter of Sarah AllenMary Wheelock (1728 – 1809)
daughter of Mercy Standish
Achsah Bingham (1760 – 1832)
daughter of Mary Wheelock
Gustavus Adelphus Everts (1797 – 1884)
son of Achsah Bingham
Eliza Ann Everts (1830 – 1894)
daughter of Gustavus Adelphus Everts
Octavia Abigail Hendricks (1865 – 1961)
daughter of Eliza Ann Everts
Walter Root Bennett (1886 – 1935)
son of Octavia Abigail Hendricks
Ethel Bennett (1917 – 2013)
daughter of Walter Root Bennett
Frederick Edward Rehfeldt

Here is descent from Alfonso IV King of Portugal (1291-1357)
through Agnes FitzAlan (1410) and down:
Alfonso IV King of Portugal (1291-1357)
our 20th great grandfather
Peter I, King of Portugal (1320 – 1367)
son of Alfonso IV King of Portugal
John I, King of Portugal (1358 – 1433)
son of Peter I, King of Portugal
Beatrice of Portugal (1386 – 1439)
daughter of John I, King of Portugal
Agnes FitzAlan (1411 – 1458)
daughter of Beatrice of Portugal
Thomas Alleyne (1430 – 1483)
son of Agnes FitzAlan
George Allen (1453 – 1540)
son of Thomas Alleyne
Richard Allen (1470 – 1527)
son of George Allen
John Allen (1498 – 1558)
son of Richard Allen
John Allen (1538 – 1572)
son of John Allen
Richard Allen (1564 – 1652)
son of John Allen
George Allen (1582 – 1648)
son of Richard Allen Samuel Allen (1597 – 1669)
son of George Allen
Sarah Allen (1639 – 1690)
daughter of Samuel Allen
Mercy Standish (1685 – 1748)
daughter of Sarah Allen
Mary Wheelock (1728 – 1809)
daughter of Mercy Standish
Jabez Bingham (1749 – 1804)
son of Mary Wheelock
Abigail Bingham (1797 – 1871)
daughter of Jabez Bingham
Eliza Ann Everts (1830 – 1894)
daughter of Abigail Bingham
Octavia Abigail Hendricks (1865 – 1961)
daughter of Eliza Ann Everts
Walter Root Bennett (1886 – 1935)
son of Octavia Abigail Hendricks
Ethel Bennett (1917 – 2013)
daughter of Walter Root Bennett
Frederick Edward Rehfeldt

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frederick (rick) rehfeldt

May 1, 2014

Lovely portraits. it’s a real history lesson reading all of this

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