Gateway Ancestors - Magna Carta Project

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Gateway Ancestors are descendants of Magna Carta Surety Barons

The WikiTree Category "Category: Gateway Ancestors" refers to Colonial immigrants descended from Magna Carta surety barons, as documented in Douglas Richardson's book, Magna Carta Ancestry (2nd ed., 2011). Those Gateway Ancestors are the focus of this project (see list, below).

See the category page for Gateway Ancestors and WikiTree's source pages for Magna Carta Ancestry and Royal Ancestry have more information about the project's definition of Gateway Ancestor and Richardson's works that the project uses.

The term "gateway ancestor" is also used by genealogists to designate descendants of royalty. For purposes of this project, the term is limited to the use Douglas Richardson gives it - American colonists who arrived before 1700 and who are descended from a Magna Carta surety baron - and to those documented in Douglas Richardson's Magna Carta Ancestry (2011), and updated in Royal Ancestry (2013). Either of these two sets by Douglas Richardson are preferred for source documentation on Gateway Ancestors' profiles.

Google Books has a preview version of Magna Carta Ancestry (see WikiTree's source page for Magna Carta Ancestry for a link.

A database maintained by Mr. Marlyn Lewis (Our Royal Titled Noble and Commoner Ancestors), which primarily uses Richardson's works, includes all of the Magna Carta surety barons. Please note that information from the database should be confirmed against the sources it cites (see the entry under "Database Collections" in the of the Magna Carta Project's Reliable with Conditions section of the Magna Carta Project's Reliable Sources page).

Some Project Links

• Magna Carta Project

• Magna Carta Team Base Camp - this is where we track completed trails and trails under construction, from Gateway Ancestors to their Magna Carta surety baron ancestors.

• For help developing and reviewing Magna Carta Project profiles, see Magna Carta Project Checklist and Magna Carta Project Section.

• Popular Errors in Colonial and Medieval Lineages

Gateway Ancestors List

The following profiles are within the scope of the Magna Carta Project.

This list is derived from Richardson's Magna Carta Ancestry (2011), Vol. 1, page xxiii. Note: The list has been augmented by names included in Richardson's Royal Ancestry (2013).

Married women are listed in two places: under their LNAB and also their married surname.^[1]

• Abbott, Anne (Mauleverer), of Nottingham Township, Burlington Co., New Jersey
• Abell, Robert, of Weymouth & Rehoboth, Massachusetts
• Abney, Dannett, of King William & Spotsylvania Counties., Virginia
• Allen, Jane (see Bulkeley)
• Allin, Katherine (Deighton), of Roxbury and Dedham, Massachusetts
• Almy, Audrey (Barlow), of Lynn and Sandwich, Massachusetts and Portsmouth, Rhode Island
• Alsop, Elizabeth (see Baldwin)
• Alsop, George, of Milford, Connecticut ^[2]
• Alsop, Timothy, of New Haven, Connecticut ^[3]
• Alston, John, of Berkeley County, South Carolina
• Argall, Sir Samuel, Knt., deputy Governor of Virginia
• Asfordby, William, of Kingston & Marbletown, New York
• Aston, [Lt. Col.] Walter, of Charles City County, Virginia
• Aubrey, Barbara (see Bevan)
• Baldwin, Elizabeth (Alsop), of Milford, Connecticut
• Ball, Elizabeth (Harleston), of South Carolina
• Barclay, John, Esq., of Perth Amboy, New Jersey
• Barclay, [Gov.] Robert, Esq., of East Jersey ^[4]
• Barham, [Capt.] Charles, of Surry County, Virginia
• Barlow, Audrey (see Almy)
• Batt, Anne (Baynton), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Batt, Christopher, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Batte, Henry, of Charles City County, Virginia
• Batte, Thomas, of Charles City & Henrico Counties, Virginia
• Batte, William, of Charles City County, Virginia ^[2]
• Baynard, John, Gent., of Talbot County, Maryland
• Baynton, Anne (see Batt)
• Beckwith, Sir Marmaduke, Bt., of Richmond County, Virginia ^[5][6]
• Beresford, Dorothy (see Brodnax)
• Berkeley, Sir William, Knt., Governor of Virginia ^[2]
• Bernard, Anna (Cordray), of York County, Virginia
• Bernard, Richard, of York County, Virginia
• Bernard, William, of Isle of Wight County, Virginia
• Bevan, Barbara (Aubrey), of Chester and Philadelphia Counties, Pennsylvania
• Bevan, John, of Chester and Philadelphia Counties, Pennsylvania
• Beville, Essex, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Bickley, Joseph, of King William County, Virginia
• Bladen, William, of St. Mary's & Anne Arundel Counties, Maryland
• Blakiston, George, of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Blakiston, Nehemiah, of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Blunston, Hannah (Levis), of Darby, Chester County, Pennsylvania
• Bolles, Joseph, of Winter Harbor & Wells, Maine
• Booth, Thomas, of Gloucester County, Virginia
• Bosvile, Elizabeth (see Harlakenden, Pelham)
• Bourchier, Mary (see Whitaker)
• Bradshaw, Sarah (Levis), of Darby, Chester County, Pennsylvania
• Brent, [Capt.] George, of Stafford County, Virginia
• Brent, [Col.] Giles, of Kent Island, Maryland, & Stafford County, Virginia
• Brent, Robert, Gent., of Stafford County, Virginia
• Bressey, Thomas, of New Haven, Connecticut
• Brodnax, Dorothy (Beresford), of York County, Virginia
• Bromfield, Edward, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Brooke, Mary (Wolseley), of Calvert County, Maryland
• Browne, Nathaniel, of Hartford & Middletown, CT, & Springfield, MA
• Bruen, Obadiah, of Marshfield & Gloucester, Massachusetts, & New London, Connecticut
• Bulkeley, Jane (Allen), wife of Rev. Peter Bulkeley, of Concord, Massachusetts
• Bulkeley, Elizabeth (see Whittingham, Hough)
• Bulkeley, Grace (Chetwode), of Concord, Massachusetts
• Bulkeley, Martha (see Mellowes)
• Bulkeley, [Rev.] Peter, of Concord, Massachusetts
• Bull, Stephen, of South Carolina
• Burnham, Alice (Eltonhead), of York, Lancaster, and Middlesex Counties, Virginia
• Burrough, Nathaniel, of Calvert County, Maryland, & Roxbury, MA
• Butler, Elizabeth (see Claiborne)
• Butler, John, of Kent Island, Maryland
• Butler, Thomas, of Kent Island, Maryland
• Calthorpe, [Col.] Christopher, of York County, Virginia & North Carolina
• Calvert, Charles, 3rd Lord Baltimore, Governor of Maryland ^[7]
• Calvert, Jane (Lowe), of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Calvert, Leonard, Governor of Maryland
• Carlton, Edward, of Rowley, Massachusetts
• Carlton, Ellen (Newton), of Rowley, Massachusetts
• Carter, Eleanor (Eltonhead), of Lancaster County, Virginia ^[3]
• Carter, Sarah (Ludlow), of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Cartlidge, Mary (Need), of Darby, Chester County, Pennsylvania
• Chauncy, [Rev.] Charles, of Scituate and Plymouth, Massachusetts
• Cheseldine, Kenelm, of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Chetwode, Grace (see Bulkeley)
• Claiborne, Elizabeth (Butler), Isle of Kent, Chespeake Bay, & New Kent, Virginia
• Clarke, Jeremy (or Jeremiah), of Newport, Rhode Island
• Clarkson, Matthew, of New York City, New York
• Claypoole, Edward, Esq., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Barbadoes ^[3]
• Claypoole, James, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Claypoole, Norton, of Lewes, Delaware
• Clopton, William, of York & New Kent Counties, Virginia
• Codd, [Col.] St. Leger, of Lancaster & Northumberland Counties, Virginia, & Cecil County, Maryland
• Conway, Martha (Eltonhead), of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Cooke, Elizabeth (Haynes), of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Corbin, Alice (Eltonhead), of Middlesex County, Virginia
• Corbin, Sir Henry, Knt., of Middlesex County, Virginia
• Corderay, Anna (see Bernard), aka Cordray
• Covert, Elizabeth (see Fenwick)
• Coytemore, Elizabeth (see Tyng)
• Coytemore, Thomas, of Charlestown, Massachusetts ^[3]
• Crowne, Agnes (Mackworth), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Crymes, [Dr.] William, of Gloucester County, Virginia
• Cudworth, [Major] James, of Scituate, Massachusetts
• Culpeper, Katherine (St. Leger), of Virginia
• Culpeper, John, of Virginia ^[3]
• Culpepper, Thomas, of Virginia
• Dade, [Major] Francis, of Warwick County, Virginia
• Dale, Diana (Skipwith), of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Davie, Humphrey, of Boston, Massachusetts, & Hartford, Connecticut
• Deighton, Frances (see Williams)
• Deighton, Jane (see Lugg, Negus)
• Deighton, Katherine (see Hackburne, Dudley, Allin)
• Derehaugh, Anne (see Stratton)
• Digges, Edward, of York County, Virginia
• Drake, Robert of Accomack County, Virginia
• Dudley, Katherine (Deighton), of Roxbury and Dedham, Massachusetts
• Dudley, [Gov.] Thomas, of Cambridge, Ipswich and Roxbury, Massachusetts
• Eaton, Mabel (Harlakenden), of Hartford, Connecticut
• Edwards, Agnes (Harris), of Cambridge, Massachusetts and Hartford, Connecticut
• Elkington, George, of Burlington County, New Jersey
• Ellis, Rowland, of Bryn Mawr, Merion, Pennsylvania
• Eltonhead, Agatha (see Wormeley)
• Eltonhead, Alice (see Burnham, Corbin)
• Eltonhead, Eleanor (see Carter)
• Eltonhead, Jane (see Fenwick)
• Eltonhead, Martha (see Conway)
• Farrar, William, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Farwell, Olive (Welby), of Concord & Chelmsford, Massachusetts
• Fenwick, Elizabeth (Covert) (non-immigrating spouse of John Fenwick, of New Jersey)
• Fenwick, Jane (Eltonhead), of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Fenwick, John, of Salem, New Jersey
• Filmer, Henry, Gent., of James City & Warwick Counties, Virginia
• Fisher, John, of Northampton County, Virginia
• Fleete, Henry, of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Foliot, Edward, of York County, Virginia
• Fowke, [Col.] Gerard, of Westmoreland County, Virginia and Charles County, Maryland
• Gerard, Thomas, of St. Mary's County, Maryland, & Westmoreland County, Virginia
• Gill, Mary (Mainwaring)
• Goddard, William, of Watertown, Massachusetts
• Goforth, Anne (Skipwith), of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania^[8]
• Gorsuch, Anne (Lovelace), of Virginia
• Gotherson, Dorothea (Scott), of New York
• Greene, Jane (see Pole) ^[8]
• Greene, [Gov.] Thomas, of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Gurdon, Muriel (see Saltonstall)
• Gye, Mary (see Maverick)
• Hackburne, Katherine (Deighton), of Roxbury & Dedham, Massachusetts
• Hamby, Katherine (see Hutchinson)
• Harlakenden, Elizabeth (Bosvile), of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Harlakenden, Mabel (see Haynes, Eaton)
• Harlakenden, [Lieut. Col.] Roger, Esq., of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Harleston, Elizabeth (see Ball)
• Harleston, John, of St. James Parish, Berkeley County, South Carolina ^[5]
• Harris, Agnes (see Edwards, Spencer)
• Hawes, Edmund of Duxbury & Yarmouth, Massachusetts
• Haynes, Elizabeth (see Cooke)
• Haynes, Mabel (Harlakenden) of Hartford, Connecticut
• Henchman, Sarah (Woodward)
• Horsmanden, Warham, of Charles City County, Virginia
• Hough, Elizabeth (Bulkeley), of Cambridge & Boston, Massachusetts
• Houston, Sir Patrick, 5th Bt., of Georgia ^[5]
• Howell, Edward, of Boston & Lynn, Massachusetts, and Southampton, Long Island
• Hoyle, Edward, of Virginia
• Hubbard, Judith (Knapp)
• Humphrey, Anne (see Miles, Palmes)
• Humphrey, Anne (see Roberts)
• Humphrey, Benjamin [son of Samuel], of Haverford, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
• Humphrey, Daniel, of Haverford, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
• Humphrey, John, of Pennsylvania ^[3]
• Humphrey, Rebecca (see Reese)
• Hutchinson, Anne (Marbury), of Boston, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, & New York
• Hutchinson, Katherine (Hamby), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Ingoldsby, Olive (see James)
• Iremonger, Corderoy, of Northumberland County, Virginia ^[3]
• Iremonger, Francis, of Gloucester County, Virginia
• Iremonger, Martha (see Jones)
• Iremonger, William, of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Isham, Henry of Henrico County, Virginia
• James, Olive (Ingoldsby) (spouse of [Rev.] Thomas James, of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Virginia)
• Jennings, [Col.] Edmund, of York County, Virginia
• Jones, Martha (Iremonger), of Northumberland County, Virginia
• Keayne, Anne (Mansfield), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Kempe, Edmund, jr, of Pianketank, Lancaster (later Middlesex) County, Virginia
• Kempe, Edward, of Virginia
• Kempe, [Col.] Matthew, of Lancaster & Gloucester Counties, Virginia
• Kempe, Richard, Esq., of James City County, Virginia
• Knapp, Judith (see Hubbard)
• Launce, Mary (see Sherman)
• Levis, Hannah (see Blunston) ^[3]
• Levis, Samuel, of Chester County, Pennsylvania
• Levis, Sarah (see Bradshaw)
• Lewis, Elizabeth (Marshall), of Maine
• Lightfoot, [Capt.] John, of Gloucester County, Virginia ^[8]
• Lightfoot, Philip, of Gloucester County, Virginia ^[8]
• Ligon, [Lieut. Col.] Thomas, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Littleton, Nathaniel, Esq., of Northampton County, Virginia
• Lloyd, Thomas, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Lovelace, Anne (see Gorsuch)
• Lovelace, Thomas, of New York City, New York
• Lowe, [Col.] Henry, of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Lowe, Jane (see Calvert, Sewall)
• Lowe, [Col.] Nicholas, of Talbot County, Maryland
• Lowe, Vincent, of Talbot County, Maryland
• Lowell, Percival, Gent., of Newbury, Massachusetts
• Ludlow, Gabriel, of New York City, New York
• Ludlow, Roger, Esq., of Dorchester, Massachusetts; Windsor & Fairfield, Connecticut
• Ludlow, Sarah (see Carter)
• Lugg, Jane (Deighton). of Boston, Massachusetts
• Lunsford, Thomas, of Lancaster County, Virginia
• Lynde, Simon, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Mackworth, Agnes (see Crowne)
• Mainwaring, Mary (see Gill)
• Mallory, [Capt.] Roger, of New Kent & King and Queen Counties, Virginia
• Mallory, Thomas, of Charles City County, Virginia
• Mansfield, Anne (see Keayne)
• Mansfield, Elizabeth (see Wilson)
• Mansfield, John, of Charlestown, Massachusetts
• Mainwaring, Oliver, of New London, Connecticut
• Marbury, Anne (see Hutchinson)
• Marbury, Katherine (see Scott)
• Marshall, Elizabeth (see Lewis)
• Mauleverer, Anne (see Abbot)
• Maverick, Mary (Gye), of Dorchester, Massachusetts
• Mellowes, Martha (Bulkeley), of Charlestown, Massachusetts
• Miles, Anne (Humphrey), of Swansea, Massachusetts
• More, Richard, of Plymouth & Salem, Massachusetts
• Need, Joseph, of Darby, Chester County, Pennsylvania
• Need, Mary (see Cartlidge)
• Negus, Jane (Deighton), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Nelson, John, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Nelson, Margaret (see Teackle)
• Nelson, [Capt.] Philip, of Rowley, Massachusetts
• Nelson, Thomas, of Rowley, Massachusetts
• Newton, Ellen (see Carleton)
• Norwood, [Major] Charles, of Virginia ^[3]
• Norwood, [Col.] Henry, of Virginia ^[3]
• Otis, Rose (Stoughton), of Dover, New Hampshire
• Owen, Elizabeth (see Roberts)
• Owen, Joshua, of Burlington County, New Jersey -
• Owen, Rebecca (Owen), of Merion, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania -
• Owsley, [Major] Thomas, of Stafford County, Virginia
• Oxenbridge, Frances (Woodward) (non-immigrating wife of Rev John Oxenbridge)
• Oxenbridge, [Rev.] John, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Oxley, Anne (Skipwith), of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania^[8]
• Palgrave, Dr. Richard, of Charlestown, Massachusetts
• Palmes, Anne (Humphrey), of Swansea, Massachusetts
• Parker, George, of Virginia (no children listed by Richardson)
• Parker, Richard, of Charles City & Henrico Counties, Virginia
• Pelham, Elizabeth (Bosvile), of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Pelham, Herbert, of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Pelham, Jemima (Waldegrave), of Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Peyton, [Major] Robert, of Gloucester County, Virginia
• Pole (or Poole), Elizabeth, of Taunton, Massachusetts ^[3]
• Pole, Jane (Greene)
• Pole (or Poole), William, of Dorchester & Taunton, Massachusetts
• Popham, George of Maine
• Pynchon, Amy (Wyllys), of Springfield, Massachusetts
• Randolph, Henry, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Randolph, William, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Raynsford, Edward, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Reade, [Col.] George, of James City & York Counties, Virginia
• Reese (or Price), Rebecca (Humphrey), of Merion, Pennsylvania
• Roberts, Anne (Humphrey), of Merion, Pennsylvania
• Roberts, Elizabeth (Owen), of Wayn, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
• Rodney, [Capt.] John, Gent., of St. Kitts & Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Rodney, William, of Kent County, Delaware
• Rudyard, Thomas, Esq., Deputy-Governor of East Jersey
• Saint John, Elizabeth (see Whiting)
• Saint Leger, Katherine (see Culpeper)
• Saltonstall, Elizabeth (West) of Watertown, Massachusetts
• Saltonstall, Muriel (Gurdon), of Ipswich, Massachusetts
• Saltonstall, [Major] Richard, of Ipswich, Massachusetts
• Scott, Dorothy (see Gotherson)
• Scott, Katherine (Marbury), of Massachusetts & Rhode Island
• Sewell, Jane (Lowe) of St. Mary's County, Maryland
• Shepard, Margaret (Touteville), of Massachusetts
• Sherman, Mary (Launce), of Watertown, Massachusetts
• Skepper, Rev. William, of Boston, Massachusetts
• Skipwith, Anne (see Goforth, Oxley) ^[8]
• Skipwith, Diana (see Dale)
• Skipwith, Sir Grey, 3rd Bt, of Lancaster (later Middlesex) County, Virginia ^[3]
• Smith, Lawrence, of Virginia
• Smith, Mary Johanna (Somerset), of Calvert County, Maryland
• Somerset, Mary Johanna (see Smith)
• Spencer, Agnes (Harris), of Cambridge, Massachusetts and Hartford, Connecticut
• Spotswood, [Major-Gen.] Alexander, of Germanna, Spotsylvania County, Virginia ^[5][8]
• Stockman, John, of Salisbury, Massachusetts
• Stoughton, Rose (see Otis)
• Stratton, Anne (Derehaugh), of Salem, Massachusetts
• Stratton, John, Gent., of Kirkton Hall (in Shotley), Suffolk (non-immigrant husband of Anne Derehaugh)
• Taylor, James, Gent., of Boston & Lynn, Massachusetts
• Teackle, Margaret (Nelson), of Accomack County, Virginia
• Throckmorton, John, of Salem, Massachusetts, Providence & Warwick, Rhode Island, & New Jersey
• Torrey, [Rev.] Samuel, of Hull and Weymouth, Massachusetts
• Torrey, [Capt.] William, of Weymouth, Massachusetts
• Touteville, Margaret (see Shepard)
• Towneley, Lawrence of Virginia
• Towneley, Mary (see Warner)
• Tyndal, Margaret (see Winthrop)
• Tyng, Elizabeth (Coytemore), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Waldegrave, Jemima (see Pelham)
• Warner, Mary (Towneley), of York and Gloucester Counties, Virginia
• Washington, [Col.] John, of Westmoreland County, Virginia ^[9]
• Washington, Lawrence, of Rappahannock County, Virginia ^[10]
• Welby, Olive (see Farwell)
• Wentworth, [Elder] William, of Dover, New Hampshire
• West, Elizabeth (see Saltonstall) ^[2]
• West, Francis, Esq., Governor of Virginia
• West, [Col.] John, of York County, Virginia, Governor of Virginia
• West, [Lieut. Col.] Nathaniel, of Virginia ^[2]
• West, Sir Thomas, Knt., 3rd Lord De la Warr, Governor of Virginia ^[2]
• Whitaker, [Rev.] Alexander, of Virginia ^[3]
• Whitaker, Jabez, of Henrico County, Virginia
• Whitaker, Mary (Bourchier), of Henrico County, Virginia
• Whiting, Elizabeth (St. John), of Lynn, Massachusetts
• Whittingham, Elizabeth (Bulkeley), of Cambridge & Boston, Massachusetts
• Williams, Frances (Deighton), of Taunton, Massachusetts
• Wilson, Elizabeth (Mansfield), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Winthrop, Margaret (Tyndall), of Boston, Massachusetts
• Wolseley, Mary (see Brooke)
• Woodward, Frances (see Oxenbridge) ^[2]
• Woodward, Sarah (see Henchman)
• Worden, Peter, of Massachusetts
• Wormeley, Agatha (Eltonhead), of Middlesex County, Virginia
• Wyatt, Sir Francis, Knt., Governor of Virginia
• Wyatt, [Rev.] Hawte, of Jamestown, Virginia
• Wyche, Henry, of Jamestown, Virginia
• Wyllys, Amy (see Pynchon)
• Yale, Thomas, of New Haven, Connecticut
• Yate, George, of Anne Arundel County, Maryland

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Additional Gateway Ancestors (to be confirmed)

Profiles listed below are not on Richardson's list but may have sufficient documentation to show they are linked to the Surety Barons. Once confirmed they are moved to the confirmed Gateway Ancestors list. Please add your ancestor's name below and link their name to their profile. To be confirmed, documentation needs to be on the profile and on each of the profiles that link them to Surety Barons. Include a section on the profile listing the names linking to the barons, (in link format to make it easy to evaluate and confirm).

Prideaux

• Edward Prideaux and his brother James Prideaux, both of Camborne, Cornwall. Their descendants became Cornish miners, some of whom migrated to southwestern Wisconsin, USA, in the 1830s and 1840s. My research has established (at least to my own satisfaction) that they are great-grandsons of Ann Moyle, who has proven descents through her mother and grandmother from Bigod, Clare, Malet, Quincy, and William Marshal. -- John Schmeeckle

I have put my evidence for their ancestry on the workbook page.

Awbrey

Henry Awbrey, John Awbrey, and Thomas Awbrey are ready for review. These sons of William Awbrey are Gateway Ancestors connected to Magna Carta surety baron Saher de Quincy as follows:

1. their mother was Elizabeth (Johnes) Awbrey,
2. Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Johnes,
3. Thomas was the son of Henry Jones,
4. Henry was the son of Mary Berkeley,
5. Mary was the daughter of Susan FitzAlan,
6. Susan was the daughter of William FitzAlan,
7. William was the son of Joan Neville (badged),
8. Joan was the daughter of Richard Neville (a badged descendant of MCSB de Quincy)

I have posted this also to the workbook page. Documentation is on each profile. I did not copy the above to each profile (as I had received guidance from Peter about such lists on profiles: "please don't"). Noland-165 01:01, 17 May 2015 (EDT)

Henry Awbrey, John Awbrey, and Thomas Awbrey are now in Category:Prospective Magna Carta Gateway Ancestors; see also this G2G discussion

From JSS: There is another lineage that also quickly connects to Richardson:

Henry, John and Thomas Awbrey, immigrants to Virginia

1. their mother was Elizabeth (Johnes) Awbrey,
2. Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Johnes,
3. Thomas was the son of Elizabeth Herbert, wife of Henry Jones,
4. Elizabeth was the daughter of Matthew Herbert, who is mentioned with ancestry in Douglas Richardson's books.

Potential Gateway Ancestors (more research needed)

• James Veitch

• Clement Weaver

• Samuel Mathews

I have put what evidence I have for their ancestry on the Potential Gateway Ancestors page; hopefully others will eventually come along and add to it or provide contradictory evidence.

If anyone knows of contradictory evidence to any current profiles in our project or potentially in our project, please add it to Popular Errors.

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1. ↑ 240 distinct people are listed. The calculations are:
   The ToC in Royal Ancestry (2013) is numbered 1-257. But married women are numbered by their married names, so 9 women are numbered twice, and one 3 times. That leaves 246 distinct people. 6 of those (the Lawrences, and Margaret (Wyatt) Allyn) have no Magna Carta line, leaving 240.
   By coincidence, the ToC in Magna Carta Ancestry (2011) is numbered 1-240. But #78 is used twice, so 241 really. 3 names are missing from the list (Jane (Allen) Bulkeley, Thomas Lovelace, Henry Wyche) although covered in the book, making 244. 7 women are numbered twice and one 3 times, leaving 235 distinct people. 5 new people who missed the cut for the 2011 book were added in the 2013 book (Jane (Greene) Pole, John and Philip Lightfoot, Anne (Skipwith) Goforth Oxley, Alexander Spotswood), making up 240.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7} No known Colonial descendants
3. ↑ ^{3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13} No issue, or no surviving issue
4. ↑ Didn't immigrate, but descendants did
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4} Immigrated after 1700, or may have
6. ↑ Only his maternal ancestry is covered by Richardson. There are many more lines on his father's side.
7. ↑ Left no children in the Colonies, but some immigrated later
8. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7} Gateway not covered in Magna Carta Ancestry (2011); added from Royal Ancestry (2013)
9. ↑ Caution: there are two John Washington profiles, not duplicates - see Virginia Magazine ref.
10. ↑ Caution: there are two Lawrence Washington profiles, not duplicates - see Virginia Magazine ref.

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