Ancient and Medieval Descents Project

Description and price list

• Some Ancient and Medieval Descents of Edward I of England, a set of annotated charts (with black and white illustrations) showing connections with the distant past; it consists of just under 100 pages bound in a custom loose-leaf notebook: $40.00. (See table of contents below.)
• Some Ancient and Medieval Descents of King John of England, a subset of the preceding; it excludes Charts 20 and 60 and thus consists of Charts 10, 11, 30, 31, 40, 50, 72, 80-82, 90-92, and 100-102: $40.00.
• Some Ancient and Medieval Descents of Henry II of England, a subset of the preceding; it excludes Charts 20, 60 and 72 and thus consists of Charts 10, 11, 30, 31, 40, 50, 80-82, 90-92, and 100-102: $40.00.
• Some Ancient and Medieval Descents of Henry I of England, a subset of the preceding; it excludes Chart 10 and thus consists of Charts 11, 30, 31, 40, 50, 80-82, 90-92, and 100-102: $40.00. (If Chart 11 in this version includes the descent to the colonial immigrant, the price is $50.00.)

Each of the charts supplies information on some ancestral line of King Edward I (or his wives); the versions of the notebook for Edward’s ancestors Kings Henry I and II and King John exclude those charts which are not ancestral to Henry I or II or John.

Related items (see details on supplementary charts below):

• Chart from monarch down to colonial immigrant. $10.00.
• Lady Godiva chart (if applicable; requires chart to colonial immigrant). $8.00.

For complete notebooks, add $7.00 shipping within US, $12.00 to Canada or Mexico, $15.00 (surface shipping) otherwise. There is a quantity discount of 20% on the third (or later) notebook sent to the same address.

Updates will be produced every several years and will be available for purchase by people who already have the notebook.

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More information

If you want more information or some sample charts, email me with your postal address, and I'll send you a skeletal summary chart, two sample charts, and an order form. Some Ancient and Medieval Descents of Edward I of England was reviewed by David L. Greene in The American Genealogist (January 1998 issue) and by Henry B. Hoff in The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record (October 2002 issue).

Orders, payment

Orders are normally made by filling out an order form and mailing it along with a check or money order to

 Ancient and Medieval Descents Project
 4539 Scarlet Dr.
 Colorado Springs, CO 80920

Payment must be via cash, check or money order. Payment via credit card is not currently available.

Also available

Customizable framable color wall charts are available for each lineage described here (and for other lineages, including down to the present). See LineageCharts.com.

Table of Contents

Introduction, including relationships among charts

Anglo-Saxon and Norman England

• Chart 10  Cerdic, Alfred the Great
• Chart 11  William the Conqueror to Edward I of England

Medieval Nobles

• Chart 20  Rodrigo Díaz, the Cid

Holy Roman Empire, France

• Chart 30  Charlemagne
• Chart 31  Hugh Capet

Eastern Roman Empire

• Chart 40  Michael III, Basil I, Leo VI

Roman Gaul, Rome

• Chart 50  Flavius Afranius Syagrius

Medieval Spain

• Chart 60  Iñigo Iñígeuz Arista of Pamplona

The Middle East, France

• Chart 72  Count Theuderic

Armenia

• Chart 80  Tiran Tiridates IV the Great
• Chart 81  Hamazasp III Mamikonian to Michael III
• Chart 82  Hamazasp III Mamikonian to Basil I

Persia, Syria, Parthia

• Chart 90  Cyrus the Great
• Chart 91  Seleucus I Nicator
• Chart 92  Vologaeses I

Greece, Egypt

• Chart 100  Cimon I, Miltiades III
• Chart 101  Megacles I *
• Chart 102  Ptolemy I

* An outline of the line from King Edward I back to Megacles I of Athens is part of an animated chart I have prepared.

Supplementary Charts

Charts for the following colonial immigrants are available:

Descent from King Edward I (as Chart 12):

• Robert Abell of Massachusetts *
• Joseph Bolles of Maine *
• Elizabeth (Bosvile) (Harlakenden) Pelham of Massachusetts & Rhode Island *
• Kenelm Cheseldine of Maryland *
• Grace (Chetwode) Bulkeley of Massachusetts *
• Jeremy/Jeremiah Clarke of Rhode Island *
• Frances (Deighton) Williams of Massachusetts *
• Jane (Deighton) (Lugg) Negus of Massachusetts *
• Katherine (Deighton) (Hackburne) (Dudley) Allin of Massachusetts *
• Thomas Dudley of Massachusetts (probable line via his father) *
• Mary (Launce) Sherman of Massachusetts *
• Anne (Lovelace) Gorsuch of Virginia *
• Gabriel Ludlow of New York *
• George, Thomas, Francis, and John Ludlow of Virginia *
• Roger Ludlow of Massachusetts and Connecticut *
• Sarah (Ludlow) Carter of Virginia *
• Anne (Marbury) Hutchinson of Rhode Island *
• Catherine (Marbury) Scott of Rhode Island *
• Elizabeth (Marshall) Lewis of Maine *
• Richard Palgrave of Massachusetts *
• John Stockman of Massachusetts *
• Col. John Washington or Lawrence Washington of Virginia *
• Olive (Welby) Farwell of Massachusetts *

Descent from King John (as Chart 12):

• Thomas Dudley of Massachusetts (via his mother) *
• Hannah (Price) (Jones) (David) Evans of Pennsylvania
• Edward Foulke of Pennsylvania
• Anne (Lloyd) (Yale) Eaton of Connecticut

• Samuel Appleton of Massachusetts *

* indicates that this immigrant's descent from Lady Godiva is available as Chart 21. 

Details on supplementary charts:

The Lady Godiva chart for an immigrant can be ordered only if the chart from King Edward I or King John to that immigrant is also ordered, since the Lady Godiva chart connects with the chart from King Edward I or King John.

Since these charts are produced only on demand, please allow up to four weeks for preparation and delivery.

This list will be progressively expanded.  The primary authorities for these charts are (for descents from King Edward I) David Faris’ Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists and (for descents from King John) Gary Boyd Roberts’ The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants.