George Washington

• Louis I, follows below
• Pepin, follows Lineage of Gilbert Russell Payson

• Lotharius, follows below
• Charles "the Bold", follows Lineage of Uwe Lehmkühler

4.    Lotharius II, King of Lorraine (Lotharingen), born ca. 835, died 8.8.869, married 2ndly ca. 862 Waldrada, died as a nun in Remiremont ca. 868.

5.    Bertha of Lorraine, born ca. 863, died 8.3.925, married 1rstly ca. 879 Theobald, Count of Arles.

6.    Boso, Count of Arles, 926-931, Markgraf of Tuscany 931-936, born ca. 885, died ca. 938, married Willa.

7.    Willa of Arles, married ca. 936 Berenger II, King of Italy, Markgraf of Ivrea, died 6.8.966, son of Adalbert, Markgraf of Ivrea, and Gisela f Italy.

8.    Susanna (Rosela) of Ivrea, married 1rstly Arnulf, Count of Flanders, son of Baldwin III, Count of Flanders, and Mathilde Billung.

9.    Baldwin IV, Count of Flanders, born ca. 980, died 30.5.1035, married 1rstly ca. 1012 Otgive, died 21.2.1030, dr. of Frederik, Count of Luxemburg.

10.    Baldwin V, Count of Flanders, born ca. 1012, died 1.9.1067, married ca. 1028 Adela, died 8.1.1079, dr. of Robert II, King of France. Among their children:

• Matilda, follows below
• Robert, de Fries, follows Lineage of Kenneth Larson and Lineage of Johan R. Sjöberg

11.    Matilda of Flanders, born ca. 1032, died 2.11.1083 at Caen, Normandy, buried in the Abbey of the Holy Trinity a Caen, Normandy. Married ca. 1050/52 at the Cathedal of Notre Dame d´Eu in Normandy William I, "the Bastard", later known as "the Conqueror", born ca. 1027/8 at Falaise Castle, Normandy, succeeded his father as Duke of Normandy 22.7.1035. He defeated Harold I at the Battle of Hastings on 14.10.1066 and claimed the crown of England and by right of conquest.

12.    Henry I, "Beauclerk" or "the Lion of Justice", born September 1068 at Selby, Yorkshire. Became Lord of Domfront in 1092 and Count of Coutances and Bayeux in 1096. Succeeded his brother William II as King of England on 3.8. 1100. He usurped the duchy of Normandy on 28.9.1106, after defeating his brother Robert, its lawful Duke, at the Battle of Tinchebrai. Married 1rstly Matilda, dr. of Malcolm III, King of Scotland, and St. Margaret. Mother of:

• Adelaide/Mathilde, follows below

By an unknown woman Henry had:

• Maud, follows Lineage of Donald Ernest Taylor

13.    Adelaide/Mathilde, born ca. August 1102, died 10.9.1167 and was buried in Bec Abbey, Normandy Married 1rstly Henry V, Emperor of Germany, died 1125, married 2ndly Geoffrey Plantagenet, after the broom flower he wore in hs hat, son of Fulk V, Count of Anjou, by Aremburga.

14.    Henry II, "FitzEmpress" or "Curmantle", born 5.3.1133 at Le Mans, Anjou, became Count of Touraine and Maine in 1151, and succeeded his fatther as Duke of Normandy and Count of Anjou on 7.9.1151. He succeeded his second cousin Stephen as King of England 19.12.1154. Married 18.5.1152 at Bodeaux Castle, Gascny with Eleanor, dr. of William X, Duke of Aquitaine, and Eleanor de Rochefoucauld.

15.    John, "Lackland" or "Softsword", born 24.12.1166 at Beaumont Palace. Designated King of Ireland in 1177 and created Count of Mortain in 1189. Styled Earl of Gloucester in right of his first wife from 29.8.1189. He succeeded his brother Richard  as King of England and Duke of Normandy on 27.5.1199. Married 2ndly 24.8.1200 at Bordeaux Cathedral, Gascony with Isabella, dr. of Aymer Taillefer, Count of Angoulême, and Alice de Courtenay. Parents of:

• Henry III, follows below
• Isabella, follows Lineage of Gildbert von Studnitz

17.    Edward I, "Longshanks" and "the Lawgiver", born 17/18.6.1239 at Westminser Palace, created Duke of Gascony 1254 and Earl of Chester 14.2.1254, succeeded his father as King of England on 20.11.1272. Married 1rstly between 13 and 31.10.1254 at the Abey of Las Huelgas, Burgos, Castile, with Eleanor, died Harby Manor, Notts., 28.11.1290, daughter of Ferdinand III, King of Castile, and Joan Dammartin. Married 2ndly 8/10.9.1299 at Canterbury Cathedral Margaret of France, died 14.2.1317/8 at Marlborough Castle, Wiltshire. He had issue with his first wife:

• Edward II, follows Lineage of Robert O´Connor
• Margaret of York, follows Lineage of Brandenburg  (at De Karel de Grote Site)
• Elizabeth, follows Lineage of Keara Lynn & Kiley Lynn McKim
• Joan, follows Lineage of Stuart Waterman

• Edmund, follows below
• Thomas, follows Lineage of Samantha Louise Taylor

19.    Joan of Kent, "The Fair Maid of Kent", born 29.9.1328, after the death of both her brothers in her own right Countess of Kent, Barones Woodstock and Baroness Wake 1352, died Wallingford Castle (Berkshire) 8.8.1385, buried Stamford (Lincolnsire), married 1rstly bfore 10.2.1341 Wiliam de Montagu, married 2ndly (contract 1339) Sir Thomas de Holland, 1rst Earl of Kent and baron Wake, died in Normandy 26 or 28.12.1360, buried Stamford (Grey Friars), son of Sir Robert de Holland and Maud la Zouche. Marrid 3rdly Windsor 10.10.1361 Edward of Woodstock, Earl of Chester, Duke of Cornwall, Prince of Wales, eldest son of Edward III, kng of England, and Philippa of Hainault. From the second marriage:

20.    Sir Thomas (II) de Holland, born 1349 or 1350, after the death of his father Lord Holland, K.G. between April 1375 and April 1376, Earl-Marshall of England 13.3.1380 - 30.6.1385, 2nd Earl of Kent 5.6.1380, onstable of the Tower 9.5.1387, Privy Counsellor 1389, Governor of Carisbrooke Castle 1397, died 25.4.1397, buried Bourne-abbey (Lincolnshire). Maried shortly after 10.4.1364 Alice FitzAllan, died 17.3.1416, dr. of Richard FitzAllan, Earl of Arundel, and Eleanorof Lancaster.

21.    Eleanor de Holland, died 23.10.1405, married 1rstly ca. 1388 Roger de Mortimer, 4t Earl of March amd Ulster, killed Kells 20.7.1398, married 2ndly between 19 and 30.6.1399 Edward Cherleton, born 1370/1, died 14.3.1421, son of John Cherleton, lord Cherleton and feudal lord of Powis, and Joan de Stafford. He remarried before 1408 Elizabeth Berkely.

22.    Joyce Cherleton, born ca. 1403, died 22.9.1446, buried Enfield, married between 28.2 and 8.7.1421 John Tiptoft (alias Tybetot), born ca. 1375, K.B., 11.10.1399, M.P. for Huntingdonshire from 1404, died 27.1.1443, son of Sir Payn Tybetot and Agnes Wroth.

23.    Joyce Tiptoft, sister and co-heiress of Edward Tibetot, 2nd Earl of Worcester, died 1485, maried before 1459 Sir Edmund Sutton, alias Dudley, born after 14.3.1421, died after 6.7.1483, but beore 30.9.1487, eldes son of John Sutton, alias Dudley, 1rst Lord Dudley, K.G., and Elizabeth Berkeley of Bverstone.

24.    Sir John Sutton, alias Dudley, of Aston-le-Wals (co. Narthampton), died after 1541, married N. Darell.

25.    Margaret Sutton, heiress of Aston-le-Walls, buried Aston 17.4.1563, married John Butler, died 1558, son of ase Butler, Esq., from Hereford.

26.    Margaret Butler, died 1652. Married Aston-le-Walls 3.8.1588 Lawrence Washington, of Sulgrave and Brington, born ca. 1568, son of Robert Washington and Elisabeth Light. He received Sulgrave Manor from his father 1.5.1601 and sold it, with permission from his father, to his cousin Lawrence Makepiece on 1.3.1610. Died 13,12,1616, biried Brington 15.12.1616.

27.    Lawrence Washington, born Sulgrave Manor ca. 1602, educated at Brasenose College, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. in 1623, was a Fellow of the college from 1624-33, prpceeded M.A. in 1626, became a Proctor and lector in 1631 and obtained a B.D. degree in 1632. He became rector of Purleigh, a wealthy living, in April 1633. That summer he married Amphyllis, dr. and co-heiress of John Twigden, of Little Creaton, Northamptonshire. In 1643 Parliament ordered the living of Purleigh to be sequestered and the ev. Lawrence Washington ejected. The Civil War was in progress. He was accused as a  "alignant Royalist" and "oft drunk", but the later charge was refuted. From that time he was allowed to hold only the very small, poor living of Little Braxted, near Maldon in Essex. The Rev. Lawrence Washington died in poverty and was buried in 21.1.1652/3 in the churchyard of All Saints, Maldon, Essex.

28.    John Wasington, born ca. 1633/4, died January 1677. He sailed for Virginia in 1656 as mate and voyage partner of Edward Prescott, owner of te sea Horse of London, a ketch engaged in the tobacco trade. They arrived early in 1657. Having taken tobacco on board near Mattox Creek, they weighed anchor and set sail again, but the ketch sank. He bought land at Bridges Creek and settled there in 1664. Eventually he owned over 6,000 acres in Verginia, including the nucleus of the Wakefield and Mount Vernon estates. As a Colonel he led Virginian forces in the Indian War of 1675. Among civil offices, he was a member of the Virginian House of Burgeses for Westmoreland County. Married 2ndly December 1658 Anne Pope, widow of Walter Boadhurst and dr. of Lt.Col. Nathaniel Pope.

29.    Lawrence Washington, born 1659, died 1698/9, inherited Mattox Creek Farm from his father. In 1685 he was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and in about 1686 married Mildred, dr. and co-heiress of Clonel Augustine Warner, of Warner Hall, Gloucester County, Va.

30.    Augustine Washington, of Stafford County, Va., born about 1694, died 12.4.1743, Captain in the Virginian forces on 9.6.1740 and served until December 1743. Married 2ndly 6.3.1730/1 Mary Ball, born 1707/8, died 25.8.1789, dr. of Colonel Joseph Ball, of "Epping Forest", Lancaster County, Va.

31.    George Washington, born 11.2.1731/22.2.1732 at "Wakefield", between Bridge´s  Creek and Pope´s Creek in westmorland Co., Va., Major in the forces of Virginia 6.11.1752, for Fredericksburg County elected in the House of Burgesses of Virginia 24.7.1758, inherited Mount Vernon from his sister in law 14.3.1761, elected as one of the seven delegated of Virginia to the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia 5.8.1774, elected  1st president of the United States 4.2.1789, died Mount Vernon 14.12.1799, buried there 18.12.1799. Married New Kent County 6.1.1759 Martha Dandridge.

• Sources:
   
  • The Washington Family in Britain, , by Margot Johnson, Durham 1985
  • Gens Nostra, December 1976