SI - SS (Index to JDA's Family Tree, Version 102)
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SIAM --- (see THAILAND)
SIBB
SIBBALD or SIBALD
SIBBERANCE
SIBBETON
SIBELL or SYBILL
SIBERIA
SIBIRIA
SIBITUN
SIBLEY
SIBOTHROP
SIBTHORPE
SIBTON
SICA
SICAMBRI or SICAMBRIANS
SICARD
SICCAVILLA
SICELS
SICILE-TARENTE --- (see also SICILY)
SICILY or SICILE or SICILE-TARENTE or SICILES or SICILIA or SICILIE or SICILIES or SIZILIEN or TWO SICILIES
SICKERLING --- (see SYCKERLING)
SICKES
SICKFOLD
SICKINGEN
SICKLER
SICLINGER
SICYON or SICYONE
SIDAY
SIDDIG
SIDDINGTON
SIDDIQI
SIDENHAM --- (see SYDENHAM)
SIDEROKASTRON
SIDEWICZ
SIDGATE
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Emeric de SIDGATE (? - 1217+) ; poss. Archdeacon of Durham Cathedral; (his brother or uncle Philip may have been Baron of the Exchecquer and Bishop of Durham)
SIDGEWICK
SIDLEY --- (see also SEDLEY)
SIDMAN
SIDNEY or SYDNEY
SIDON
SIDON-BEAUFORT
SIDONIANS
SIDWELL
SIEBENBURGEN
SIEGE
SIEGEN
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Catherine de SIEGEN [her child]
- Rupert SIEGEN (? - 1103?) ; aka Ruprecht von LAURENBURG; poss. aka Ruprecht I (Count) of NASSAU-IDSTEIN
SIEGENHOVEN
SIENBECK
SIENIAWSKI or SIENIAWSKA
SIENIENSKA
SIERADZKI
SIERCK or SIERK --- (see SIRCK)
SIEROTKA
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Mikolaj Krzysztof RADZIWILL (1549 - 1616) ; aka Nicholas VI Christopher RADZIWILL; aka Nicolaj Christoph van RADZIWILL-NIESWICZ; (SIEROTKA; `the Little Orphan')
SIERPSKA
SIERRA
SIERSTORPF or SIERSTORPFF
SIESICKA
SIEURE
SIFREWAST or SYFFRERVAST or SYFFREVAST
SIGARDSDATTER --- (see SIGURDSDOTTIR)
SIGARSSON
SIGEFVGLSING
SIGERICI
SIGERSTORF
SIGGEN or SIGGEM or SIGGENS
SIGGESDOTTER
SIGGESSON
SIGINOLFA
SIGINOLFO
SIGMARINGEN
SIGMUNDSDOTTER
SIGMUNDSSON or SIGMUNSSON
DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE, Signer of --- (see also FOUNDING-FATHER)
When in the Course of human events
it becomes necessary for one people
to dissolve the political bands which
have connected them with another and
to assume among the powers of the
earth, the separate and equal station
to which the Laws of Nature and
of Nature's God entitle them, a
decent respect to the opinions of
mankind requires that they should declare
the causes which impel them to the
separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalienable Rights,
that among these are Life, Liberty
and the pursuit of Happiness.
That to secure these rights,
Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just powers from the
consent of the governed, That
whenever any Form of Government becomes
destructive of these ends, it is
the Right of the People to alter
or to abolish it, and to institute
new Government ...
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John ADAMS (Braintree, Mass. 30/10/1735 - 4/7/1826 Quincy, Mass.) ; President of the United States #2 (Feder : 1797-1801); Vice President of the U.S.A. #1 under Washington; ....
- Samuel (Jr.) ADAMS (the PATRIOT) (Boston 27/9/1722 - 2/10/1803) ; Governor of Massachusetts; Revolutionary; Founding Father of the U.S.A.; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Josiah BARTLETT (1729 - 1795) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of New Hampshire
- Carter BRAXTON (1736 - 1797) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Charles (of Carrollton) CARROLL (Maryland 1737 - 1832 Maryland) ; (one of the wealthiest Americans of his day; only Catholic Signer of the Declaration of Indepen....
- Samuel CHASE (Maryland 1741 - 1811 Virginia) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; U.S. Supreme Court Justice
- Abraham CLARKE (1725 - 1794) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- George Clymer
- William ELLERY (R.I. 1727 - 1820 R.I.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence and of Articles of Confederation ; (Judge, Abolitionist, eponym)
- William FLOYD (1734 - 1821) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; member of Continental Congress
- Benjamin FRANKLIN (Boston, Mass. 1706 - 1790 Philadelphia) ; (famous Inventor; amateur Mathematician; founded newspapers; Governor of Pennsylvania; Signer of the
- Elbridge GERRY (Mass. 1744 - 1814 Washington, D.C.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of Massachusetts; Vice President of the U.....
- Button Gwinnett : His 5-G Grandfather
- Lyman HALL (1724 - 1790) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of Georgia
- John HANCOCK (`the Signer') (Braintree, Mass. 1737 - 1793 Mass.) ; (merchant; financier; Patriot; President of 2nd Continental Congress; 1st & 3rd Governor of Massachusett....
- Benjamin HARRISON (Virg. 1726 - 1791 Virg.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- John HART (1711 - 1779) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Joseph HEWES (1730 - 1779) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Thomas Heyward, Jr.
- William HOOPER (1742 - 1790) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Stephen HOPKINS (1707 - 1785) ; Governor of Rhode Island Colony; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Francis Hopkinson : His 3-G Grandfather
- Samuel HUNTINGTON (1731 - 1796) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of Connecticut
- Thomas JEFFERSON (Virg. 13/3/1743 - 4/7/1826 Monticello, Virg.) ; Governor of Virginia; President of the United States #3 (Dem-Rep : 1801-1809); 1st U.S. Secretary of Stat....
- Francis Lightfoot LEE (1734 - 1797) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Richard Henry LEE (Virg. 1732 - 1794 Virg.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; U.S. Senator; President of Congressional Congress; eponym of Lee Resolution
- Francis LEWIS (Cardiff, Wales 1713 - 1803 N.Y.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Philip (Jr.) LIVINGSTON (1716 - 1778) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; President of New York Provincial Congress
- Thomas Lynch, Jr. : His Gt-Grandmother
- Thomas McKean : His 3-G Grandfather
- Arthur MIDDLETON (1742 - 1787) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; member of Continental Congress
- Lewis (III) MORRIS (1726 - 1798) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Robert (Jr.) MORRIS (1734 - 1806) ; financier; Signer of the Declaration of Independence and of Articles of Confederatio....
- John Morton
- Thomas (Jr.) NELSON (Yorktown, Virg. 1738 - 1789) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of Virginia
- William Paca
- Robert Treat PAINE (Boston, Mass. 1731 - 1814 Boston) ; (1st Attorney General of Massachusetts; Signer of the Declaration of Independence )
- John PENN (Virg. 1741 - 1788 No. Carol.) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence and of Articles of Confederation
- George READ (1733 - 1798) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; U.S. Senator; etc.
- George Read
- Caesar (II) RODNEY (Delaware 1728 - 1784) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- George (Jr.) ROSS (1730 - 1779) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Benjamin (Dr.) RUSH (1746 - 1813) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Surgeon General in the Continental Army
- Edward RUTLEDGE (S.C. 1749 - 1800 S.C.) ; youngest Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of South Carolina
- Roger SHERMAN (Mass. 1721 - 1793 Conn.) ; U.S. Senator; Signer of the Declaration of Independence and of the the Continental A....
- James Smith
- Richard STOCKTON (1730 - 1781) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Thomas STONE (1743 - 1787) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- George Taylor
- Charles Thomson (secretary, attesting)
- Matthew Thornton
- George WALTON (1741? - 1804) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence ; Governor of Georgia; U.S. Senator; Colonel in Revolutionary War
- William WHIPPLE (1730 - 1785) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- William WILLIAMS (1731 - 1811) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- James Wilson
- John (Robert) WITHERSPOON (5/2/1722 - 15/11/1794) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence , member of Continental Congress, 1st Pres. of Princeton Univ.
- Oliver WOLCOTT (1726 - 1797) ; Governor of Connecticut; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- George WYTHE (1726 - 1806) ; Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- George Wythe
SIGNAU
SIGNIFICANT-ACTOR or SIGNIFICANT-ARTIST or SIGNIFICANT-COMPOSER or SIGNIFICANT-FILM-DIRECTOR or SIGNIFICANT-MUSICIAN or SIGNIFICANT-SINGER or SIGNIFICANT-WRITER
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Cairpre `the Poet'
- Faltonia Betitia Proba `the Poetess' (306? - 351+)
- Gaius Lucilius (180? BC - 109 BC) ; (famous writer, satirist)
- Lycophron (Chalcis, Euboea) ; (famous poet and grammarian)
- Medeios ; (Historian to Antigonus I King of Macedonia, q.v.)
- Muhammad Sakir Pasha ; (nobleman, Brigadier, Historian, etc.)
- Quintus Tullius Cicero (? - 43 BC ) ; (statesman, famous writer, brave military leader, etc.)
- Shebuel the Chief ; (prob. Author of Deuteronomy ); poss. aka Jonathan
- Taliesin the Bard (? - 540?) ; (Brythonic, famous poet); Archdruid; Prince Bard to Urien
- Naomi ACHS (N.Y. City 1946) ; aka Naomi (Mrs.) FONER; (screenwriter)
- Henry Brooks ADAMS (Boston 1838 - 1918 Washington, D.C.) ; (famous Author; Scientist); aka Frances Snow COMPTON
- Maybelle ADDINGTON (Virginia 1909 - 1978 Tenn.) ; aka Mother Maybelle CARTER; (very famous musician, guitarist)
- Hiyya (ha-NASI) al-DAUDI (Israel ? - 1154? Castille) ; prominent rabbi, composer, famous poet, advisor to Portugal's King
- Louisa May ALCOTT (Philadelphia 1832 - 1888 Concord) ; (nurse; Novelist, famous Author of Little Women etc.; Abolitionist)
- Amos Bronson ALCOX (Conn. 1799? - 1888) ; (peddler who became Transcendentalist, teacher, and famous writer; Abolitionist); aka Bronson ALCOTT
- Joseph Wright (V) ALSOP (1910 - 1989) ; (Journalist; syndicated newspaper columnist)
- Jennifer Joanna ANISTON (Los Angeles 1969) ; famous actress
- John Anthony ANISTON (Crete 1939) ; aka Giannis (Yannis) ANASTASAKIS; famous actor
- Llywarch Hen ap ELIDIR (534? - 634?) ; aka Lewis `the Old'; Last King of SOUTH RHEGED; (poss. Author of Llongborth )
- Sarah Wentworth APTHORP (1759 - 1846) ; (famous poet)
- Thomas AQUINAS (Saint) (1225? - 1274) ; outstanding religious Philosopher, wrote Summa Theologica ; (MIPHMHH #159)
- Elizabeth ARNOLD (London 1787 - 1811) ; (emigrated with parents to Boston when very young; famous actress and outstanding singer from an early ag....
- Anthony ASHLEY-COOPER (3rd Earl of Shaftesbury) (1671 - 1713) ; (famous Author; Philosopher; prominent DEIST)
- Fred ASTAIRE (Omaha, Neb. 1899 - 1987 Los Angeles) ; aka Frederick AUSTERLITZ; (Dancer; rated 5th most significant American actor ever)
- Thucydides (II) `the Historian' of ATHENS (Athens ? - 404+ BC) ; (also served as fleet Commander, failing to save Amphipolis from Spartan Brasidas, for which he was exiled for 20 years)
- Louis Stanton AUCHINCLOSS (N.Y. 1917 - 2010 New York City) ; (Novelist, famous Author)
- Jane AUSTEN (1775 - 1817) ; (Novelist, famous Author); (MIPHMHH #363)
- Tradasyu (King) of AYODHYA ; aka Tresdasyu `the Sage'; (hymn-writer, wise, generous)
- Lauren BACALL (Bronx, NY 1924 - 2014 Manhattan, NY) ; aka Betty Joan PERSKE; (model; rated 20th most significant American actress ever)
- Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH (1714 - 1788) ; aka Hamburg Bach, Berlin Bach; (great Musician)
- Johann Sebastian BACH (Eisenach, Germany 21/3/1685 - 28/7/1750 Leipzig) ; (very famous composer and Musician; some consider that his music makes him a Mathematician); (MIPHMHH #72)
- Johannes `der Spielmann' (I) BACH (1580? - 1626) ; (professional Musician)
- Francis (Sir) BACON (London 1561 - 1627) ; lawyer, essayist, Philosopher, Scientist, Mathematician; M.P., Solicitor General, Attorney General, Lord ....
- Kevin BACON (Philadelphia 1958) ; (famous actor)
- Lucille Desiree BALL (6/8/1911 - 26/4/1989) ; (among most significant TV actresses, star of I Love Lucy )
- Tallulah BANKHEAD (1902 - 1968) ; (very famous actress; socialite)
- Phineas Taylor (P.T.) BARNUM (Conn. 1810 - 1891 Conn.) ; (businessman, politician; Mayor of Bridgeport, Conn.; famous showman; founder & eponym of Barnum and Bai....
- John BARTLETT (14/6/1820 - 3/12/1905) ; (famous writer; published Bartlett's Famous Quotations )
- Lyman Frank BAUM (1856 - 1919) ; (Novelist, famous Author; wrote The Wizard of Oz ); aka L. Frank BAUM
- Warren BEATTY (Richmond, Virg. 1937) ; (famous actor, director)
- Harriet Elizabeth BEECHER (STOWE) (Conn. 1811 - 1896 Conn.) ; Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin ; Abolitionist; (Note that she is a uterine descendant of my gateway ancestress, Agnes Harris)
- George (Bishop) BERKELEY (Kilkenny, Eire 1685 - 1753 Oxfords.) ; (Bishop of Cloyne; famous writer, Philosopher; amateur Mathematician; eponym of the city of Berkeley, California)
- Sarah BERNHARDT (Paris 23/10/1844 - 26/3/1923 Paris) ; aka Rosine Marie Henriette BERNARDT; aka The Divine Sarah; (`The most famous actress in the history of the world')
- Halle Marie BERRY (Cleveland, Ohio 1966) ; (famous actress, 7th most glamorous actress (Imdb))
- Ali KEMAL BEY (Constantinople 1869 - 1922 Izmit) ; (Journalist; Turkish Ambassador to U.K.; Interior Minister of the Ottoman Empire)
- Justin Drew BIEBER (Ontario, Canada 1994) ; famous singer; (we don't show his entire known pedigree, just enough to depict some of his valid and alleged descents from French nobility)
- Dorothy BLAND (mistress) (Waterford, Eire 1762 - 1816 St. Cloud, France) ; aka Dorothea (Mrs.) JORDAN; (most significant actress, never married, Mrs. Jordan was her stage name; she....
- Humphrey Deforest BOGART (New York, N.Y. 1899 - 1957 Hollywood) ; (rated 1st most significant American actor ever; once the highest paid in Hollywood; especially famous fo....
- Anne Clare BOOTHE (New York City 1903 - 1987 Washington, D.C.) ; aka Clare Boothe LUCE; (Author; playwright; U.S. Congresswoman; Ambassador; etc.)
- Marlon BRANDO (1924 - 2004) ; (rated 4th most significant American actor ever)
- Lloyd Vernet (III; `Beau') BRIDGES (1941) ; (famous actor, film director)
- Florence Ada BROWN (Manchester 1861 - 1958) ; Mayor of Cambridge; Author, Activist
- William Cullen BRYANT (Mass. 1794 - 1878 New York) ; (famous poet; wrote 'Thanatopsis'; editor of N.Y. Evening Post; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Edward George Earle BULWER (1803? - 1873) ; 1st Baron LYTTON of KNEBWORTH; (Secretary of State for the Colonies; famous poet, popular Novelist; eponym; BULWER-LYTTON)
- Richard Francis (Capt.; Sir) BURTON (Torquay, Engl. 1821 - 1890 Trieste) ; (famous writer, EXPLORER, linguist, etc.)
- George Gordon (6th Lord Byron of Rochdale) BYRON (1788 - 1824) ; (very famous poet, his works include Don Juan & Childe Harold's Pilgrimage ); ...
- William (4th Lord) BYRON (1669 - 1736) ; (when his son, Wm the Wicked, d. heirless, the Barony passed to the famous poet, the grandson of Wicked's brother John)
- Theodora (EMPRESS) of BYZANTIUM (? - 548) ; beautiful commoner, dancer and most significant actress, very influential as Empress
- Elizabeth CADY (Johnstown, N.Y. 1815 - 1902 Mew York City) ; (famous writer; Activist; Suffragist; Abolitionist); aka Elizabeth Cady (Mrs.) STANTON; (MIPHMHH #356)
- George Douglas (8th Duke of ARGYLL) CAMPBELL (1823 - 1900) ; (Lord Privy Seal; famous writer; opposed Darwinism; Secretary of State for India; etc.; K.G.)
- James CARNEGIE (9th Earl of SOUTHESK) (Edinburgh 1827 - 1905) ; K.T. (famous poet; Baron BALINHARD; The Baronial title was significant as Southesk was a Scottish Earldom....
- Lewis CARROLL (Cheshire 1832 - 1898) ; aka Charles Lutwidge DODGSON; (Mathematician; Anglican deacon; famous Author, creator of Alice ....
- Ezra J. CARTER (1898 - 1975) ; (famous musician)
- Valerie June CARTER (Virginia 1929 - 2003 Nashville, Tenn.) ; (very famous singer, songwriter, etc.)
- John Carter CASH (Nashville 1970) ; (famous singer, etc.)
- Johnny CASH (Arkansas 1932 - 2003 Nashville, Tenn.) ; (very famous singer, songwriter, etc.); aka John Raymond CASH
- Boniface VI `le Poete' de CASTELLANE (? - 1278?)
- Willa CATHER (Virginia 1873 - 1947 N.Y.) ; famous writer, Novelist
- William Ellery CHANNING (1818 - 1901) ; (famous poet, Transcendentalist)
- Geoffrey CHAUCER (1342? - 1400 London) ; (famous poet, wrote Canterbury Tales ; elected Knight of the Shire for Kent); (MIPHMHH #481)
- Alexander Garsevanovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (1786 - 1846) ; (famous poet, General, Philanthropist; `the Father of Georgian Romanticism')
- David Pavlovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (London 1924 - 2014 Washington, D.C.) ; (famous Author, Historian; C.I.A. spy)
- Paul Alexandrovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (St. Petersburg 1899 - 1971 Mass.) ; (translator, Author)
- PLUTARCH `the Philosopher' of CHERONEE (CHAERONEA) (46 - 119+) ; aka Lucius MESTRIUS PLUTARCHUS (name granted when he became a Roman citizen); (Ploutarchos); (famous wri....
- Robert Erskine CHILDERS (London 25/6/1870 - 24/11/1922 Beggar's Bush, Dublin) ; (Novelist, soldier, politician, revolutionary)
- Winston Leonard Spencer CHURCHILL (30/11/1874 - 24/1/1965) ; Prime Minister of U.K.; ``most indispensable man of 20th century''; K.G.; Nobel Literature Laureate (1953); (MIPHMHH #352)
- Madonna Louise Veronica CICCONE (1958) ; (very famous singer, rock star)
- Gaius CAECILIUS CILO (Como 61? - 113) ; aka PLINY the Younger; (Judge; politician; Orator; Author; Imperial Governor of Bithynia & Pontus; etc.)
- Samuel Langhorne CLEMENS (Missouri 1835 - 1910 Conn.) ; aka Mark TWAIN; Novelist, Author of Huckleberry Finn , etc.
- George CLOONEY (Lexington, Kentucky 1961) ; (very famous actor and producer)
- Nicholas Joseph CLOONEY (1934) ; (Journalist, anchorman)
- Wm. F. `Buffalo Bill' CODY (LeClaire, Iowa 1846 - 1917 Denver, Colo.) ; aka William Frederick CODY; (Pony Express Rider at age 14, received Medal of Honor as Indian Scout; famous showman; eponym of Cody, Wyoming)
- Alexandre Florian Joseph COLONNA (bastard BONAPARTE) (Walewice, Poland 1810 - 1868 Strasbourg) ; Count WALEWSKI; (playwright, Diplomat, statesman, etc.); (that the Emperor was his father was an open sec....
- Anderson Hays COOPER (N.Y. City 1967) ; (famous Author, T.V. Journalist, eponym)
- Wyatt Emory COOPER (1927 - 1978 N.Y.) ; (screenwriter, famous Author)
- Joan CRAWFORD (San Antonio, Texas 1904 - 1977 Manhattan) ; aka Lucille Fay LESUEUR (le SUEUR); (rated 10th most significant American actress ever)
- Robert Offley Ashburton (K.G.) CREWE-MILNES (1858 - 1945) ; (Lord President of the Council, etc.; famous poet; Marquess of Crewe)
- David van Cortlandt CROSBY (Los Angeles 1941) ; famous singer, songwriter, Musician
- Harry Lillis `Bing' CROSBY (Tacoma, Wash. 1903 - 1977 Madrid, Spain) ; (one of most famous singers ever, voted `most admired man alive' in 1948, famous actor)
- Frederic CROWNINSHIELD (Boston 1845 - 1918) ; (artist, famous Author)
- Edward Estlin CUMMINGS (Mass. 1894 - 1962 N.H.) ; famous poet, artist; aka e e cummings
- Cyrus Libby CURTIS (1822 - ?) ; (amateur Musician)
- Jamie Lee CURTIS (Santa Monica, Calif. 1958) ; (famous actress); aka `the Scream Queen'
- Tony CURTIS (N.Y. City 1925 - 2010 Henderson, Nevada) ; aka Bernard SCHWARTZ; (famous actor)
- Elizabeth Reeve CUTTER (1873 - 1955) ; (famous poet; Pres. of Smith College)
- Nancy DAVIS (New York 1921 - 2016) ; aka Anne Frances ROBBINS; (famous actress); First Lady (REAGAN) of the United States
- Ruth Elizabeth `Bette' DAVIS (Mass. 5/4/1908 - 6/10/1989 France) ; (rated 2nd most significant American actress ever)
- James Byron DEAN (Indiana 1931 - 1955 San Luis Obispo, Calif.) ; (rated 18th most significant American actor ever)
- Ruby DEE (Cleveland, Ohio 1922 - 2014 New Rochelle, N.Y.) ; famous actress, Activist, American poet, etc.; aka Ruby Ann WALLACE; (the pedigree shown here appears to ....
- Johnny DEPP (1963) ; aka John Christopher (Jr.) DEPP; (very famous actor)
- William STANLEY (6th Earl) of DERBY (Westminster 1561? - 1642) ; King of the Isle of MAN; K.G.; (sometimes theorized to be Author of works of SHAKESPEARE)
- Emily Elizabeth DICKINSON (Amherst, Mass. 1830 - 1886 Mass.) ; (famous poet)
- Kenelm (Sir) DIGBY (Buckinghams. 1603 - 1665) ; (privateer, Diplomat, Author, Scientist, etc.); `the ornament of England'
- Frederick DOUGLASS (Maryland 1817? - 1895 Washington, DC) ; aka Frederick Augustus Washington BAILEY (birth name); aka Frederick JOHNSON (to avoid attention when new....
- Lorenzo DOW (Conn. 1777 - 1834) ; Abolitionist; eccentric preacher; Author (his book was a best-seller, 2nd in sales only to the Bible); eponym
- John DRYDEN (1631 - 1700) ; 1st Poet Laureate of England; aka 'Glorious John'; eponym of the Age of Dryden
- Anne DUDLEY (Northamptons. 1612 - 1672 Mass.) ; (famous poet); aka Anne (Mrs.) BRADSTREET
- Richard Wayne (Dick) van DYKE (Missouri 1925) ; (famous actor)
- Clinton `Clint' EASTWOOD (San Francisco 1930) ; (among most significant American actors; film director)
- Jonathan (Rev.) EDWARDS (Conn. 1703 - 1758 N.J.) ; (famous theologian)
- David EISENHOWER (West Point, NY 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Thomas Stearns ELIOT (St. Louis, Mo. 1888 - 1965 London) ; (famous poet, called the most important 20th-century English-language poet); Nobel Literature Laureate (1948); aka T. S. ELIOT
- Ralph Waldo EMERSON (Boston 1803 - 1882 Concord, Mass.) ; (minister; essayist; famous poet; leading American Philosopher, noted for Transcendentalism ; o....
- Thomas `the Rhymer' (Laird) of ERCELDOUNE (Roxboroughs. 1200?? - by 1294? Glasgow?) ; (famous poet and PROPHET; wrote The Romance of St Tristrem ; that he was bastard son of Dunbar ....
- Agnes Elizabeth ERNST (N.Y. City 1887 - 1970 N.Y.) ; (Bohemian intellectual, Journalist, Philanthropist)
- Dale EVANS (Texas 1912 - 2001 Apple Valley, Calif.) ; aka Queen of the WEST; aka Lucille Wood Smith; aka Frances Octavia SMITH; (songwriter, famous actress, etc.; Rogers' 3rd wife)
- John `the Diarist' EVELYN (1620 - 1676) ; (famous writer; eponym)
- William Cuthbert FAULKNER (Mississippi 1897 - 1962 Mississippi) ; Nobel Literature Laureate (1949)
- Emilie Adelaide FILLEUL (1761 - 1836) ; (Novelist); Marquise de Souza-Botelho
- James FINNEGAN (Louth, Eire 1842 - 1895 Penns.) ; (blind Musician)
- Carrie Frances FISHER (Beverly Hills, Calif. 1956 - 27/12/2016) ; (famous actress); (Simon's 2nd wife)
- Edwin John (Eddie) FISHER (Philadelphia 1928 - 2010 Berkeley, Calif.) ; (very famous singer, actor)
- Henry Jaynes FONDA (Nebraska 1905 - 1982 Los Angeles) ; (rated 6th most significant American actor ever)
- Jane FONDA (New York 1937) ; aka Lady Jayne Seymour FONDA; (very famous actress; Activist)
- Lydia Maria FRANCIS (Mrs. CHILD) (Mass. 1802 - 1880 Mass.) ; famous writer; Transcendentalist; Abolitionist
- Nancy FREEMAN-MITFORD (London 1904 - 1973 Versailles) ; aka Nancy MITFORD; (famous Novelist, Journalist)
- Robert Lee FROST (San Francisco 26/3/1875 - 29/1/1963 Boston) ; (greatest American poet)
- Margaret FULLER (Cambridge, Mass. 1810 - 1850 nr. NY) ; (Journalist, leading Transcendentalist)
- Zsa Zsa GABOR (Budapest 1917 - 2016 Los Angeles) ; (very famous actress)
- Vincenzio GALILEI (1520 - 1591) ; (noted Musician, famous composer, music theorist)
- Francis (Sir) GALTON (Birmingham 1822 - 1911 Haslemere) ; Scientist, Inventor, EXPLORER, Activist, polymath, pioneer in psychology, meteorology, etc.; Quaker; (eug....
- Greta GARBO (Stockholm, Sweden 1905 - 1990 New York) ; aka Greta Lovisa GUSTAFSSON; (rated 5th most significant American actress ever)
- Ava Lavina GARDNER (N.C. 1922 - 1990 London) ; (rated 25th most significant American actress ever, 3rd most glamorous actress (Imdb))
- Judy GARLAND (Grand Rapids, Minnesota 1922 - 1969 London) ; aka Frances Ethel GUMM; (rated 8th most significant American actress ever)
- William Lloyd GARRISON (Mass. 1805 - 1879 N.Y. City) ; Abolitionist; Journalist; Editor of The Liberator ; etc.
- William (III) GASTON (1896 - 1970) ; (famous playwright)
- Richard Tiffany GERE (Philadelphia 1949) ; (very famous actor)
- Lillian GISH (1893 - 1993) ; (rated 17th most significant American actress ever)
- Sidney GODOLPHIN (? - 1642) ; famous poet; Governor of the Isles of Scilly
- Johann Wolfgang GOETHE (Frankfurt 1749 - 1832 Weimar) ; famous Philosopher, famous writer, famous poet; Scientist; Diplomat, chief advisor to Karl August (Grand ....
- Samuel Griswold GOODRICH (Conn. 1793 - 1860) ; Author, Publisher, Diplomat; aka Peter PARLEY
- Berry (III) GORDY (Detroit 1929) ; record executive, songwriter, Artist, etc.; Founder of Motown Records; aka Berry GORDY Jr.
- Albert `Al' Arnold (Jr.) GORE (Washington, D.C. 1948) ; U.S. Senator; Vice President of the U.S.A. #45 under Clinton; Presidential Candidate (Dem. 2000); Author,....
- Mabell Frances Elizabeth (Lady) GORE (1866 - 1956) ; (Author)
- Michael (Prince) of GREECE & Denmark (1939) ; (famous Author)
- Horace GREELEY (N.H. 1811 - 1872) ; U.S. Representative; founded and published New York Tribune ; founded political party; famous w....
- Jacob Benjamin `Jake' GYLLENHAAL (Los Angeles 1980) ; (famous actor)
- Maggie Ruth GYLLENHAAL (N.Y. City 16/11/1977) ; famous actress
- Stephen Roark GYLLENHAAL (Cleveland, Ohio 1949) ; (director; American poet)
- Hemam ha-LEVI ; Chief singer in the tabernacle of King David; (Heman)
- Thomas (4th & Last Baronet) HANMER (1677 - 1746) ; 128th Speaker of House of Commons; (famous writer, editor of Shakespeare's works); (2nd husband)
- John (of Kelston) HARINGTON (1517? - 1582) ; (King's official; famous poet)
- John HARINGTON [alt ped] (1517? - 1582) ; (official; famous poet)
- John (Sir; of Kelston) HARRINGTON (Somerset 1561 - 1612) ; (famous poet; prominent courtier; Inventor of flush toilet; godson (`Saucy Godson') of Queen Elizabeth; C....
- John (Sir; of Kelston) HARRINGTON [alt ped] (Somerset 1561 - 1612) ; (famous poet; prominent courtier; Inventor of flush toilet; godson (`Saucy Godson') of Queen Elizabeth; C....
- Howard Winchester HAWKS (Goshen, Indiana 1896 - 1977 Palm Springs, Calif.) ; (famous American film director)
- Nathaniel HAWTHORNE (4/7/1804 - 19/5/1864) ; (famous writer & Novelist, wrote The Scarlet Letter ; although not himself a Transcendentalist....
- Rita HAYWORTH (N.Y. City 1918 - 1987 New York City) ; aka Margarita Carmen CANSINO; (rated 19th most significant American actress ever, 2nd most glamorous actress (Imdb))
- Ernest Miller HEMINGWAY (Illinois 1899 - 1961 Idaho) ; famous Author, Novelist; Nobel Literature Laureate (1954)
- Audrey HEPBURN (Belgium 1929 - 1993 Switz.) ; aka Audrey Kathleen RUSTON; (rated 3rd most significant American actress ever); (W.W. II resistance couri....
- Katharine Houghton HEPBURN (Hartford, Conn. 1907 - 2003 Hartford, Conn.) ; (rated 1st most significant American actress ever)
- William HOLDEN (Illinois 1918 - 1981 Los Angeles) ; (rated 25th most significant American actor ever); aka William Franklin (Jr.) BEEDLE
- Oliver Wendell (Jr.) HOLMES (Boston, Mass. 1841 - 1935 Washington, D.C.) ; U.S. Supreme Court Justice; etc.; (very influential jurist; famous writer)
- Oliver Wendell (Sr.) HOLMES (Cambridge, Mass. 1809 - 1894 Boston) ; (physician; famous poet; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- John HOPE-VERE (1739 - 1785) ; (merchant; M.P.; famous poet); (HOPE)
- Everett Howard (II) HUNT (1918 - 2007) ; (C.I.A. agent, White House Aide, Novelist; famous for Watergate burglary)
- Aldous Leonard HUXLEY (Godalming, Surrey 26/7/1894 - 22/11/1963 Los Angeles) ; (Philosopher; Author of Brave New World )
- Leonard HUXLEY (1860 - 1933) ; (Author; editor)
- Laura Elizabeth INGALLS (WILDER) (Wisconsin 1867 - 1957 Missouri) ; (famous writer; Novelist, wrote Little House on the Prairie )
- David (1st King) of JUDAH & ISRAEL (1032? BC - 970? BC) ; ben JESSE; 1st King of Judah in Hebron; in 1003 BC became 3rd King of Israel, establishing Jerusalem; aka....
- Thomas JEFFERSON (Virg. 13/3/1743 - 4/7/1826 Monticello, Virg.) ; Governor of Virginia; President of the United States #3 (Dem-Rep : 1801-1809); 1st U.S. Secretary of Stat....
- Anthony JENKINSON (? - 1611) ; (sea captain; researcher for Muscovy Company; famous writer; first known Englishman to penetrate into Central Asia)
- Boris JOHNSON (N.Y. City 1964) ; aka Alexander Boris de PFEFFEL JOHNSON; Mayor of London; Foreign Secretary; Author; etc.; Prime Minister of U.K.
- Olive Agnes JOHNSON (1882 - 1917) ; (from a family of Musicians)
- Angelina JOLIE (Los Angeles 1975) ; aka Angelina Jolie VOIGHT; (very famous actress, 8th most glamorous actress (Imdb))
- Helen Adams KELLER (1880 - 1968) ; (first deaf-blind person to earn a baccalaureate; famous Author, political Activist, lecturer); (MIPHMHH #285)
- Frank Billings KELLOGG (New York 1856 - 1937 St. Paul, Minn.) ; (U.S. Senator; 45th U.S. Secretary of State; Author and eponym of Kellogg-Briand Pact); Nobel Peace Laureate (1929)
- Patricia (Grace) KELLY (Philadelphia 1929 - 1982 Monte Carlo) ; (rated 13th most significant American actress ever, 4th most glamorous actress (Imdb))
- John Maynard (1st Baron) KEYNES (Cambridge 1883 - 1946 Sussex) ; Mathematician, Author, one of the most famous Economists ever; eponym
- John Neville KEYNES (1852 - 1949) ; (Author, Economist)
- Kristoffer `Kris' KRISTOFFERSON (Texas 1936) ; (famous singer, songwriter)
- George Henry Hubert LASCELLES (7th Earl of Harewood) (London 1923 - 2011 Harewood House) ; (Captain in Grenadier Guards, taken prisoner in W.W. II; Author; Chancellor of the University of York; etc.)
- Peter Sydney Ernest Aylen LAWFORD (London 1923 - 1984 Los Angeles) ; (famous actor)
- Thomas Edward LAWRENCE (Caernarvon, Wales 16/8/1888 - 19/5/1935) ; (bastard, archaeologist, key military advisor to Faisal bin Hussein, q.v.; Knight, Colonel, Diplomat, fam....
- Janet LEIGH (Merced, Calif. 1927 - 2004 Los Angeles) ; aka Jeanette Helen MORRISON; (famous actress); (Curtis' 1st wife)
- Elijah LEVITA (Neustadt 13/2/1469 - 28/1/1549 Venice ) ; aka Elia (Elias Eliahu) LEVITA, BAKHUR (`the Bachelor'); (important Jewish scholar and famous poet, most ....
- George Cabot `Bay' LODGE (Boston, Mass. 1873 - 1909 Mass.) ; (famous poet)
- Carole LOMBARD (Indiana 1902 - 1942 Nevada) ; (rated 23rd most significant American actress ever); aka Jane Alice PETERS
- Henry Wadsworth LONGFELLOW (Portland, Maine 27/2/1807 - 24/3/1882 Cambridge, Mass.) ; (famous poet, writing Evangeline , Paul Revere's Ride ; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- James Russell LOWELL (Cambridge, Mass. 1819 - 1891 Mass.) ; (Diplomat; Abolitionist; famous poet; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Robert Traill LOWELL (Boston 1816 - 1891 Schenectady, N.Y.) ; (theologian, famous poet)
- Robert Traill Spence (IV) LOWELL (Mass. 1917 - 1977 N.Y. City) ; (prize-winning famous poet)
- Donal Og III MacCARTHY (1373 - 1468) ; King of DESMOND; 1st Earl of CLANCARTHY; aka Donal Daim `the Poet'
- Niccolo MACHIAVELLI (1469 - 1527) ; (Diplomat; political Scientist; Author of The Prince ; eponym of Machiavellian); Philosopher; (MIPHMHH #79)
- Shirley MacLAINE (Richmond, Virg. 1934) ; aka Shirley MacLean BEATY; (famous actress, famous singer)
- Roger MANNERS (5th Earl of RUTLAND) (1576 - 1612 Cambridge) ; (sometimes theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE)
- Christopher `Kit' MARLOWE (Canterbury, Kent 1564 - 30/5/1593 London) ; very famous poet and playwright; sometimes theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE, althou....
- George MASON (Virg. 1725 - 1792 Virg.) ; famous Author; Founding Father of the U.S.A.; co-Founder of the Bill of Rights
- Raymond MASSEY (Toronto, Canada 1896 - 1983 Beverly Hills, Calif.) ; (very famous actor)
- Edgar Lee MASTERS (Kansas 1868 - 1950 Penns.) ; (attorney; famous poet; dramatist, etc.; wrote Spoon River Anthology )
- Cotton (Rev.) MATHER (1663 - 1728) ; (famous writer & Puritan cleric, supported smallpox vaccination; supported trials of Witchcraft at Salem)
- Julia McWILLIAMS (CHILD) (Pasadena 1912 - 2004 Calif.) ; (famous chef and television personality; famous actress)
- John (Rev.) MEADOWS (Suffolk 1622 - 1697) ; Vicar of Ousden; (famous theologian; mentor of Joseph Priestley (scientist))
- John (Fuerst) von MECKLENBURG (1211? - 1264) ; aka Johann (Jean) I `der Theologe' of MECKLENBURG-GUSTROW, Fuerst zu Mecklenburg & Wismar
- Herman MELVILLE (1819 - 1891) ; (famous writer; Novelist, Author of Moby Dick , etc.)
- Dina MERRILL (N.Y. City 1923 - 2017) ; aka Nedenia Marjorie HUTTON; (actress; socialite)
- John `the Poet' MILTON (London 1608 - 1674 Buckinghams.) ; (very famous poet, wrote Paradise Lost , etc.)
- Liza May MINNELLI (Hollywood, Calif. 1946) ; famous actress, singer
- Vincente MINNELLI (Chicago 1903 - 1986 Alsace, Germany) ; (famous film director)
- Marilyn MONROE (Los Angeles 1/6/1926 - 5/8/1962 Brentwood, L.A.) ; aka Norma Jean (MORTENSEN) BAKER; (one of sexiest women ever; rated 6th most significant American actress....
- Clement Clarke MOORE (N.Y. 1779 - 1863 R.I.) ; (scholar, Activist; famous writer, prob. wrote A Visit from St. Nicholas )
- Thomas (Sir; Saint) MORE (London 1478 - 1535 Tower Hill, London) ; (Author of Utopia ; Philosopher; Activist; Speaker of House of Commons; Lord High Chancellor of....
- Richard (Sir; of Cashiobury) MORRISON (Hertfortds. ? - 1556 Strasbourg) ; (Hussey's 1st husband); aka Richard (of Cassiobury) MORISON; (Ambassador to Emperor Charles V; famous writer)
- Ann Spencer MORROW (N.J. 1906 - 2001 Vermont) ; (famous writer)
- Henry (Sir; of Billingbeare) NEVILLE (1564 - 1615 Berks. or London) ; Ambassador to France; recently theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE
- Florence NIGHTINGALE (Florence, Italy 1820 - 1910 London) ; (founded modern Nursing; HERO in Crimean War; Activist; famous writer; amateur Mathematician; Inventor); ....
- Julie NIXON (Washington, D.C. 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Georgia Totto O'KEEFFE (Wisconsin 1887 - 1986 Santa Fe, N.M.) ; (famous artist)
- Charles d' ORLEANS (Duke of MILAN) (Paris 1391 - 1466) ; `the Poet'; (de VALOIS)
- George ORWELL (1903 - 1950) ; aka Eric Arthur BLAIR; (very famous Author, Novelist)
- Edward de VERE (17th Earl) of OXFORD (Hedingham Castle 12/4/1550 - 24/6/1604 Hackney, Midx.) ; (VEER); aka Lord Bulbeck (Bolebec), Sanford and Badlesmere; Steward of the Forest in Essex, Privy Council....
- Alexandre DUMAS DAVY de la PAILLETERIE (1802 - 1870) ; (very famous Author; wrote Count of Monte Cristo , etc.)
- Catherine Hunt PALMER (1792 - 1869) ; (famous Author)
- Richard Keir Pethick PANKHURST (1927 - 2017 Addis Ababa) ; (famous writer; scholar of Ethiopia)
- Jean (V; l' ARCHEVEQUE) de PARTHENAY (Sn. de SOUBISE) (1512 - 1566) ; (Child of Honor to Henri II, important Huguenot supporter, Gentleman of the King's Chamber, Governor of Chartres, etc.; ...
- Elizabeth Palmer PEABODY (Mass. 1804 - 1894 Mass.) ; educater, famous writer, leading Transcendentalist
- Gregory PECK (La Jolla, Calif. 1916 - 2003 Germany) ; (12th most significant American actor ever); aka Eldred Gregory PECK
- William PENN (London 1644 - 1718 Berks.) ; Philosopher, Activist, entrepreneur, Quaker, Author; Founder, Governor & eponym of PENNSYLVANIA; (his de....
- Nibelung (I; de) PERRACY (725? - 768) ; Count of AUTUN & BURGUNDY; aka Nebelon (Nivelon) `the Historian'; CAROLINGIAN
- Ruth PICKERING (1887 - 1984) ; Magazine Journalist; (2nd wife)
- John C. PIERPONT (1785 - 1866) ; (famous poet, attorney, merchant, minister)
- Rosemond PINCHOT (N.Y. City 1904 - 1938 Long Isl.) ; (famous actress; socialite)
- Lucius Calpurnius PISO Frugi (190? BC - 120? BC) ; (Roman Consul; famous writer, Historian)
- William Bradley `Brad' PITT (Shawnee, Oklahoma 18/12/1963) ; (very famous actor)
- Gaius PLINIUS FLAVIUS Secundus (23 - 79) ; aka PLINY the Elder; (Scientist; Author; etc.)
- Edgar Allan POE (Boston 1809 - 1849 Baltimore) ; (famous writer, Novelist & poet; wrote 'The Raven' etc.)
- Marco Emilio POLO (Korcula? 1254 - 1324 Venice) ; (famous EXPLORER; famous Author); (MIPHMHH #140)
- Cole Albert PORTER (Indiana 1891 - 1964 Santa Monica, Calif.) ; (famous composer)
- William Sydney PORTER (1862 - 1910) ; aka O HENRY; (famous writer of short stories, e.g. 'Gift of the Magi', 'Ransom of Red Chief', etc.)
- Elvis Aaron PRESLEY (Tupelo, Miss. 1935 - 1977 Memphis, Tenn.) ; (most famous singer of his era; major musical and cultural influence); `The King of Rock and Roll'; (MIPHMHH #357)
- Walter (Sir) RALEIGH (Devon 1552? - 29/10/1618 London) ; (famous EXPLORER, famous poet, etc.; introduced potatoes and tobacco to England; favorite of Queen Elizabeth); (MIPHMHH #493)
- Henry Jarvis RAYMOND (N.Y. 1820 - 1869 N.Y. City) ; (famous Author; Journalist; co-founder & Publisher of N.Y. Times; Lieut. Governor of New York)
- Ronald Wilson REAGAN (Illinois 6/2/1911 - 5/6/2004 Bel Air, Calif.) ; (famous actor, Orator); 33rd Governor of California; President of the United States #40 (Repub : 1981-1989); (MIPHMHH #385)
- Christopher D'Olier REEVE (N.Y. 1952 - 2004 N.Y. ) ; famous actor, screenwriter, etc.
- Debbie REYNOLDS (El Paso, Texas 1932 - 28/12/2016 Los Angeles) ; aka Mary Frances REYNOLDS; (famous actress, singer; humanitarian); (Fisher's 1st wife)
- Antiphon I of RHAMNUS (Athens 480 BC - 411 BC Athens) ; (One of the Ten Orators, though he was a speechwriter who seldom spoke himself)
- Guy Stuart RITCHIE (Hatfield, Engl. 1968) ; (film director)
- Ginger ROGERS (Independence, Missouri 1911 - 1995 Calif.) ; aka Virginia Katherine McMATH; (Dancer; rated 14th most significant American actress ever)
- Roy ROGERS (Cincinatti, Ohio 1911 - 1998 Apple Valley, Calif.) ; aka King of the COWBOYS; aka Leonard (Len) Franklin SLYE; (singer; very famous actor; starred in more than 100 movies)
- Will ROGERS (Dog Iron Ranch, Indian Terr. (Okla.) 4/11/1879 - 15/8/1935 Alaska) ; aka William Penn Adair ROGERS; (humorist; famous actor; Philosopher; Cowboy)
- Marcus Aurelius Antonius (EMPEROR) of ROME (Rome 121 - 180 Vienna) ; (Philosopher, famous Author; wrote Meditations ); (MIPHMHH #163)
- Theodore `Teddy' (Colonel) ROOSEVELT (New York City 27/10/1858 - 6/1/1919 Oyster Bay, N.Y.) ; (Colonel in Spanish-American War, leading 'Rough Riders'; famous Author, conservationist, EXPLORER, etc.)....
- Guy Edouard Alphonse Paul (Baron) de ROTHSCHILD (Paris 1909 - 2007 Paris) ; (banker, famous Author, Philanthropist, soldier)
- Henri (Baron) de ROTHSCHILD (Paris 1872 - 1947 Switz.) ; aka Henri James Nathaniel Charles ROTHSCHILD; (playwright, physician, Philanthropist); aka Andre PASCAL, Charles des FONTAINES, P.-L. NAVEAU
- John (of Lincoln's Inn) RUSHWORTH (Warkworth 1612? - 1690) ; Personal Secretary of Oliver Cromwell; (famous writer)
- Bertrand Arthur William (3rd Earl) RUSSELL (Ravenscroft, Wales 1872 - 1970 Merionets.) ; (renowned Philosopher and Mathematician); Nobel Literature Laureate (1950)
- Miguel de CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (Spain 29/9/1547 - 22/4/1616 Madrid) ; famous Author, Novelist; wrote Don Quixote
- Donatien Alphonse Francois (Marquis) de SADE (Paris 1740 - 1814 Saint-Maurice) ; eponym of SADISM; Army officer; Philosopher, Activist, Revolutionary; Author of Justine , etc.;....
- Franklin Benjamin SANBORN (N.H. 1831 - 1917 N.J.) ; Social scientist, Author, newspaper editor, etc.; Abolitionist, Transcendentalist
- Arnold SCHWARZENEGGER (Austria 1947) ; (famous actor; 38th Governor of California)
- Michael (Sir; 2nd of BALWEARIE) SCOTT (Fifes. Scot. ? - 1294?) ; `the WIZARD '; astrologer, Author
- Edith Minturn SEDGWICK (Santa Barbara 1943 - 1971 Santa Barbara, Calif.) ; (famous actress; Andy Warhol's 'It Girl')
- Kyra Minturn SEDGWICK (N.Y. City 1965) ; (famous actress, producer); `Kiko'
- Charles Louis (Dr.) SEEGER (Mexico, Mexico 1886 - 1979 Conn.) ; (famous composer; musician; used Melograph)
- William `the Bard' SHAKESPEARE (Stratford 1564 - 1616 Stratford) ; greatest Author in history; (Michael Hart shows, instead, Edward de Vere, q.v., as the great writer, and ....
- Percy Bysshe SHELLEY (Sussex 1792 - 1822 Italy) ; (famous poet, his most famous poem was Ozymandias , named for Ramesses II, q.v.)
- John SHERMAN (Ohio 1823 - 1900 Washington, D.C.) ; U.S. Senator; 35th U.S. Secretary of State; 32nd U.S. Secretary of Treasury; (Author & eponym of Sherman Antitrust Act)
- Brooke SHIELDS (New York City 1965) ; (famous actress)
- Louis SIMON (Hungary 1916 - 1995) ; (college professor, Musician, bandleader); aka Lee SIMS
- Paul SIMON (Newark, N.J. 1941) ; (very famous singer, partnered with Art Garfunkel)
- Margaret Joan SINCLAIR (Vancouver 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Adam SMITH (1723 - 1790) ; (famous writer, Economist; wrote Wealth of Nations ); Philosopher; (MIPHMHH #30)
- Britney Jean SPEARS (Mississippi 1981) ; (famous actress & singer)
- Henry Morton STANLEY (Denbigh, Wales 28/1/1841 - 10/5/1904 London) ; aka John ROWLANDS; (bastard, abandoned by his parents); (Journalist, EXPLORER; famous for finding Dr. Livingston, I presume)
- John Ernst (Jr.) STEINBECK (Salinas, Calif. 1902 - 1968 New York) ; (wrote Grapes of Wrath , etc.; Nobel Literature Laureate (1962))
- Jimmy STEWART (Indiana 1908 - 1997 Los Angeles) ; aka James Maitland (Brig. General) STEWART; (rated 3rd most significant American actor ever)
- William STEWART (Edinburgh) ; (Author)
- John (1st Baronet; of St Donat's) STRADLING (1563 - 1637) ; High Sheriff of Glamorgan; (famous writer of epigrams)
- Charles Sherwood STRATTON (1838 - 1883) ; aka General Tom THUMB; (very famous actor and dwarf; performed with Barnum's circus)
- Caroline (Cary) STURGIS (Boston, Mass. 1818 - 1888) ; famous poet, artist, Transcendentalist
- Elizabeth Rosemond `Liz' TAYLOR (London 1932 - 2011 Los Angeles) ; (rated 7th most significant American actress ever, Activist; Dame of the British Empire)
- Alfred (1st Baron) TENNYSON (1809 - 1892) ; Poet Laureate of the U.K.
- Bhumibol Adulyadej `the Great' (King) of THAILAND (Massachusetts 5/12/1927 - 13/10/2016 Bangkok) ; CHAKRI Rama IX; (his 70-year reign is one of the longest reigns of any monarch ever; with his Crown Prope....
- Henry David THOREAU (Concord, Mass. 12/7/1817 - 6/5/1862 Concord, Mass.) ; (famous writer, Philosopher, Transcendentalist; Abolitionist, etc.; wrote Civil Disobedience a....
- James Grover THURBER (1894 - 1961) ; (famous Author; playwright)
- Aurelian TOWNSHEND (1583? - 1649?) ; (famous poet and playwright)
- Spencer Bonaventure TRACY (Milwaukee 1900 - 1967) ; (rated 9th most significant American actor ever)
- Donald John TRUMP (New York City 15/6/1946) ; President of the United States #45 (Repub : 2017-2021); losing Presidential Candidate (Rep. 2020); eponym....
- Lucian King (IV) TRUSCOTT (Japan 1947) ; famous Author; (as a West Point graduate, he called attention to abuses and received general discharge; i....
- Marcus TULLIUS CICERO, the Orator (Arpinum 106 BC - 7/12/43 BC) ; Consul, politician, Governor of Cilicia, etc.; extremely influential and famous writer; (MIPHMHH #141)
- James (Most Rev.) USSHER (1581 - 1656) ; Archbishop of Armagh; Primate of All Ireland; (prolific scholar and famous writer, now famous for (and ep....
- Gloria Laura (Madeleine Sophie) VANDERBILT (N.Y. City 1924 - 2019) ; (actress, fashion designer, socialite, etc.)
- Henry VILLARD (Speyer, Bavaria 1835 - 1900 Dobbs Ferry, NY) ; aka Ferdinand Heinrich Gustav HILGARD; (Journalist; financier, President of Northern Pacific Railway; newspaper owner)
- Jonathan (Jon) VOIGHT (Yonkers, N.Y. 1938) ; (very famous actor)
- Alexander Evelyn Michael WAUGH (1963) ; (famous writer; researcher of Shakespeare Authorship mystery)
- Evelyn Arthur St. John WAUGH (London 1903 - 1966 Somerset) ; (very famous writer)
- John `the Duke' WAYNE (1907 - 1979) ; aka Marion Michael MORRISON; (rated 13th most significant American actor ever)
- Noah WEBSTER (Conn. 1758 - 1843 Conn.) ; (very famous writer of dictionary; sometimes considered Founding Father of the U.S.A.)
- George Orson WELLES (Wisconsin 1915 - 1985 Hollywood, Calif.) ; (rated 16th most significant American actor ever; famous film director)
- Sumner WELLES (N.Y. 1892 - 1961 N.J.) ; aka Benjamin Sumner WELLES; (important Diplomat; Author)
- Thomas (K.B.) WESCOTT-LITTLETON (Frankley, Worcester 1415?? - 23/8/1481) ; aka Thomas (of Frankley) LYTTLETON; (de LITTLETON); (renowned lawyer, famous writer, judge)
- Aethelwerd I (Earldorman) of WESSEX (? - 998+) ; aka Aethelric (aka due to transcription error); `the Historian'
- Aliph van Cortlandt WHITEHEAD (1905 - 1973) ; (famous artist)
- Walt WHITMAN (Long Isl. 1819 - 1892 Camden, N.J.) ; (famous poet, Philosopher, Activist; wrote Leaves of Grass ; Abolitionist); (Walter)
- John Greenleaf WHITTIER (Mass. 1807 - 1892 N.H.) ; (Quaker; editor; famous poet; Abolitionist; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Thomas Lanier `Tennessee' WILLIAMS (Mississippi 1911 - 1983 N.Y. City) ; (famous playwright)
- William WORDSWORTH (Cumberland 1770 - 1850 Ambleside) ; (famous poet)
- Jane Waddington WYATT (N.J. 1910 - 2006 Los Angeles) ; (famous actress)
- Jane WYMAN (St. Joseph, Missouri 1917 - 2007 Calif.) ; aka Sarah Jane MAYFIELD (FULKS); aka Jane DURRELL; (very famous actress)
SIGNIFICANT-WRITER or ORATOR or TRANSCENDENTALIST --- (see also SIGNIFICANT-ACTOR)
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Andocides (I; III) ; (perhaps the famous Andocides who was one of the Ten Orators, but the chronology appears impossible for that)
- Cairpre `the Poet'
- Faltonia Betitia Proba `the Poetess' (306? - 351+)
- Gaius Lucilius (180? BC - 109 BC) ; (famous writer, satirist)
- Isocrates (436 BC - 338 BC) ; (One of the Ten Orators)
- Lycophron (Chalcis, Euboea) ; (famous poet and grammarian)
- Lycurgus (II) (390 BC - 325 BC) ; (quaestor; one of the Ten Orators)
- Marcus Claudius Marcellinus (145? BC - 90 BC) ; (Orator; Praetor)
- Medeios ; (Historian to Antigonus I King of Macedonia, q.v.)
- Muhammad Sakir Pasha ; (nobleman, Brigadier, Historian, etc.)
- Quintus Tullius Cicero (? - 43 BC ) ; (statesman, famous writer, brave military leader, etc.)
- Shebuel the Chief ; (prob. Author of Deuteronomy ); poss. aka Jonathan
- Taliesin the Bard (? - 540?) ; (Brythonic, famous poet); Archdruid; Prince Bard to Urien
- Naomi ACHS (N.Y. City 1946) ; aka Naomi (Mrs.) FONER; (screenwriter)
- Henry Brooks ADAMS (Boston 1838 - 1918 Washington, D.C.) ; (famous Author; Scientist); aka Frances Snow COMPTON
- Hiyya (ha-NASI) al-DAUDI (Israel ? - 1154? Castille) ; prominent rabbi, composer, famous poet, advisor to Portugal's King
- Louisa May ALCOTT (Philadelphia 1832 - 1888 Concord) ; (nurse; Novelist, famous Author of Little Women etc.; Abolitionist)
- Amos Bronson ALCOX (Conn. 1799? - 1888) ; (peddler who became Transcendentalist, teacher, and famous writer; Abolitionist); aka Bronson ALCOTT
- Joseph Wright (V) ALSOP (1910 - 1989) ; (Journalist; syndicated newspaper columnist)
- Marcus `the Orator' ANTONIUS (143 BC - 87 BC) ; Praetor of ROME; Consul
- Llywarch Hen ap ELIDIR (534? - 634?) ; aka Lewis `the Old'; Last King of SOUTH RHEGED; (poss. Author of Llongborth )
- Sarah Wentworth APTHORP (1759 - 1846) ; (famous poet)
- Thomas AQUINAS (Saint) (1225? - 1274) ; outstanding religious Philosopher, wrote Summa Theologica ; (MIPHMHH #159)
- Anthony ASHLEY-COOPER (3rd Earl of Shaftesbury) (1671 - 1713) ; (famous Author; Philosopher; prominent DEIST)
- Pericles `the Powerful' Acamantis of ATHENS (Athens 495? BC - 429 BC Athens) ; aka Pericles (Perikles) CHOLARGENSIS; (statesman and great Orator who led Athens to greatness; eponym of ....
- Thucydides (II) `the Historian' of ATHENS (Athens ? - 404+ BC) ; (also served as fleet Commander, failing to save Amphipolis from Spartan Brasidas, for which he was exiled for 20 years)
- Louis Stanton AUCHINCLOSS (N.Y. 1917 - 2010 New York City) ; (Novelist, famous Author)
- Jane AUSTEN (1775 - 1817) ; (Novelist, famous Author); (MIPHMHH #363)
- Francis (Sir) BACON (London 1561 - 1627) ; lawyer, essayist, Philosopher, Scientist, Mathematician; M.P., Solicitor General, Attorney General, Lord ....
- John BARTLETT (14/6/1820 - 3/12/1905) ; (famous writer; published Bartlett's Famous Quotations )
- Lyman Frank BAUM (1856 - 1919) ; (Novelist, famous Author; wrote The Wizard of Oz ); aka L. Frank BAUM
- Harriet Elizabeth BEECHER (STOWE) (Conn. 1811 - 1896 Conn.) ; Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin ; Abolitionist; (Note that she is a uterine descendant of my gateway ancestress, Agnes Harris)
- George (Bishop) BERKELEY (Kilkenny, Eire 1685 - 1753 Oxfords.) ; (Bishop of Cloyne; famous writer, Philosopher; amateur Mathematician; eponym of the city of Berkeley, California)
- Ali KEMAL BEY (Constantinople 1869 - 1922 Izmit) ; (Journalist; Turkish Ambassador to U.K.; Interior Minister of the Ottoman Empire)
- Anne Clare BOOTHE (New York City 1903 - 1987 Washington, D.C.) ; aka Clare Boothe LUCE; (Author; playwright; U.S. Congresswoman; Ambassador; etc.)
- Florence Ada BROWN (Manchester 1861 - 1958) ; Mayor of Cambridge; Author, Activist
- William Jennings BRYAN (Salem, Illinois 19/3/1860 - 26/7/1925 Dayton, Tennessee) ; 41st U.S. Secretary of State; spell-binding Orator most famous for his Cross of Gold speech; p....
- William Cullen BRYANT (Mass. 1794 - 1878 New York) ; (famous poet; wrote 'Thanatopsis'; editor of N.Y. Evening Post; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Edward George Earle BULWER (1803? - 1873) ; 1st Baron LYTTON of KNEBWORTH; (Secretary of State for the Colonies; famous poet, popular Novelist; eponym; BULWER-LYTTON)
- Richard Francis (Capt.; Sir) BURTON (Torquay, Engl. 1821 - 1890 Trieste) ; (famous writer, EXPLORER, linguist, etc.)
- George Gordon (6th Lord Byron of Rochdale) BYRON (1788 - 1824) ; (very famous poet, his works include Don Juan & Childe Harold's Pilgrimage ); ...
- William (4th Lord) BYRON (1669 - 1736) ; (when his son, Wm the Wicked, d. heirless, the Barony passed to the famous poet, the grandson of Wicked's brother John)
- Elizabeth CADY (Johnstown, N.Y. 1815 - 1902 Mew York City) ; (famous writer; Activist; Suffragist; Abolitionist); aka Elizabeth Cady (Mrs.) STANTON; (MIPHMHH #356)
- George Douglas (8th Duke of ARGYLL) CAMPBELL (1823 - 1900) ; (Lord Privy Seal; famous writer; opposed Darwinism; Secretary of State for India; etc.; K.G.)
- James CARNEGIE (9th Earl of SOUTHESK) (Edinburgh 1827 - 1905) ; K.T. (famous poet; Baron BALINHARD; The Baronial title was significant as Southesk was a Scottish Earldom....
- Lewis CARROLL (Cheshire 1832 - 1898) ; aka Charles Lutwidge DODGSON; (Mathematician; Anglican deacon; famous Author, creator of Alice ....
- Valerie June CARTER (Virginia 1929 - 2003 Nashville, Tenn.) ; (very famous singer, songwriter, etc.)
- Johnny CASH (Arkansas 1932 - 2003 Nashville, Tenn.) ; (very famous singer, songwriter, etc.); aka John Raymond CASH
- Boniface VI `le Poete' de CASTELLANE (? - 1278?)
- Willa CATHER (Virginia 1873 - 1947 N.Y.) ; famous writer, Novelist
- Marcus Porcius CATO `the Elder' (Tusculum 234 BC - 149 BC) ; (famous statesman and Orator)
- William Ellery CHANNING (1818 - 1901) ; (famous poet, Transcendentalist)
- Geoffrey CHAUCER (1342? - 1400 London) ; (famous poet, wrote Canterbury Tales ; elected Knight of the Shire for Kent); (MIPHMHH #481)
- Alexander Garsevanovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (1786 - 1846) ; (famous poet, General, Philanthropist; `the Father of Georgian Romanticism')
- David Pavlovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (London 1924 - 2014 Washington, D.C.) ; (famous Author, Historian; C.I.A. spy)
- Paul Alexandrovich (Prince) CHAVCHAVADZE (St. Petersburg 1899 - 1971 Mass.) ; (translator, Author)
- PLUTARCH `the Philosopher' of CHERONEE (CHAERONEA) (46 - 119+) ; aka Lucius MESTRIUS PLUTARCHUS (name granted when he became a Roman citizen); (Ploutarchos); (famous wri....
- Robert Erskine CHILDERS (London 25/6/1870 - 24/11/1922 Beggar's Bush, Dublin) ; (Novelist, soldier, politician, revolutionary)
- Winston Leonard Spencer CHURCHILL (30/11/1874 - 24/1/1965) ; Prime Minister of U.K.; ``most indispensable man of 20th century''; K.G.; Nobel Literature Laureate (1953); (MIPHMHH #352)
- Gaius CAECILIUS CILO (Como 61? - 113) ; aka PLINY the Younger; (Judge; politician; Orator; Author; Imperial Governor of Bithynia & Pontus; etc.)
- Henry CLAY (1777 - 1852) ; great Orator; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; U.S. Senator (one of five greatest Senators); 9th U.S. Secr....
- Samuel Langhorne CLEMENS (Missouri 1835 - 1910 Conn.) ; aka Mark TWAIN; Novelist, Author of Huckleberry Finn , etc.
- Nicholas Joseph CLOONEY (1934) ; (Journalist, anchorman)
- Alexandre Florian Joseph COLONNA (bastard BONAPARTE) (Walewice, Poland 1810 - 1868 Strasbourg) ; Count WALEWSKI; (playwright, Diplomat, statesman, etc.); (that the Emperor was his father was an open sec....
- Anderson Hays COOPER (N.Y. City 1967) ; (famous Author, T.V. Journalist, eponym)
- Wyatt Emory COOPER (1927 - 1978 N.Y.) ; (screenwriter, famous Author)
- Robert Offley Ashburton (K.G.) CREWE-MILNES (1858 - 1945) ; (Lord President of the Council, etc.; famous poet; Marquess of Crewe)
- David van Cortlandt CROSBY (Los Angeles 1941) ; famous singer, songwriter, Musician
- Frederic CROWNINSHIELD (Boston 1845 - 1918) ; (artist, famous Author)
- Edward Estlin CUMMINGS (Mass. 1894 - 1962 N.H.) ; famous poet, artist; aka e e cummings
- Elizabeth Reeve CUTTER (1873 - 1955) ; (famous poet; Pres. of Smith College)
- Ruby DEE (Cleveland, Ohio 1922 - 2014 New Rochelle, N.Y.) ; famous actress, Activist, American poet, etc.; aka Ruby Ann WALLACE; (the pedigree shown here appears to ....
- William STANLEY (6th Earl) of DERBY (Westminster 1561? - 1642) ; King of the Isle of MAN; K.G.; (sometimes theorized to be Author of works of SHAKESPEARE)
- Emily Elizabeth DICKINSON (Amherst, Mass. 1830 - 1886 Mass.) ; (famous poet)
- Kenelm (Sir) DIGBY (Buckinghams. 1603 - 1665) ; (privateer, Diplomat, Author, Scientist, etc.); `the ornament of England'
- Stephen Arnold DOUGLAS (Vermont 1813 - 1861 Chicago, Ill.) ; (U.S. Senator; crafted the Compromise of 1850 ; famous Orator in Lincoln-Douglas debates; Presi....
- Frederick DOUGLASS (Maryland 1817? - 1895 Washington, DC) ; aka Frederick Augustus Washington BAILEY (birth name); aka Frederick JOHNSON (to avoid attention when new....
- Lorenzo DOW (Conn. 1777 - 1834) ; Abolitionist; eccentric preacher; Author (his book was a best-seller, 2nd in sales only to the Bible); eponym
- John DRYDEN (1631 - 1700) ; 1st Poet Laureate of England; aka 'Glorious John'; eponym of the Age of Dryden
- Anne DUDLEY (Northamptons. 1612 - 1672 Mass.) ; (famous poet); aka Anne (Mrs.) BRADSTREET
- Jonathan (Rev.) EDWARDS (Conn. 1703 - 1758 N.J.) ; (famous theologian)
- David EISENHOWER (West Point, NY 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Thomas Stearns ELIOT (St. Louis, Mo. 1888 - 1965 London) ; (famous poet, called the most important 20th-century English-language poet); Nobel Literature Laureate (1948); aka T. S. ELIOT
- Ralph Waldo EMERSON (Boston 1803 - 1882 Concord, Mass.) ; (minister; essayist; famous poet; leading American Philosopher, noted for Transcendentalism ; o....
- Thomas `the Rhymer' (Laird) of ERCELDOUNE (Roxboroughs. 1200?? - by 1294? Glasgow?) ; (famous poet and PROPHET; wrote The Romance of St Tristrem ; that he was bastard son of Dunbar ....
- Agnes Elizabeth ERNST (N.Y. City 1887 - 1970 N.Y.) ; (Bohemian intellectual, Journalist, Philanthropist)
- Dale EVANS (Texas 1912 - 2001 Apple Valley, Calif.) ; aka Queen of the WEST; aka Lucille Wood Smith; aka Frances Octavia SMITH; (songwriter, famous actress, etc.; Rogers' 3rd wife)
- John `the Diarist' EVELYN (1620 - 1676) ; (famous writer; eponym)
- Edward EVERETT (Mass. 1794 - 1865 Mass.) ; famous Orator (delivered a long speech just before Lincoln's Gettysburg Address); U.S. Senator; Governor ....
- William Cuthbert FAULKNER (Mississippi 1897 - 1962 Mississippi) ; Nobel Literature Laureate (1949)
- Emilie Adelaide FILLEUL (1761 - 1836) ; (Novelist); Marquise de Souza-Botelho
- Lydia Maria FRANCIS (Mrs. CHILD) (Mass. 1802 - 1880 Mass.) ; famous writer; Transcendentalist; Abolitionist
- Nancy FREEMAN-MITFORD (London 1904 - 1973 Versailles) ; aka Nancy MITFORD; (famous Novelist, Journalist)
- Robert Lee FROST (San Francisco 26/3/1875 - 29/1/1963 Boston) ; (greatest American poet)
- Margaret FULLER (Cambridge, Mass. 1810 - 1850 nr. NY) ; (Journalist, leading Transcendentalist)
- Francis (Sir) GALTON (Birmingham 1822 - 1911 Haslemere) ; Scientist, Inventor, EXPLORER, Activist, polymath, pioneer in psychology, meteorology, etc.; Quaker; (eug....
- William Lloyd GARRISON (Mass. 1805 - 1879 N.Y. City) ; Abolitionist; Journalist; Editor of The Liberator ; etc.
- William (III) GASTON (1896 - 1970) ; (famous playwright)
- Sidney GODOLPHIN (? - 1642) ; famous poet; Governor of the Isles of Scilly
- Johann Wolfgang GOETHE (Frankfurt 1749 - 1832 Weimar) ; famous Philosopher, famous writer, famous poet; Scientist; Diplomat, chief advisor to Karl August (Grand ....
- Samuel Griswold GOODRICH (Conn. 1793 - 1860) ; Author, Publisher, Diplomat; aka Peter PARLEY
- Berry (III) GORDY (Detroit 1929) ; record executive, songwriter, Artist, etc.; Founder of Motown Records; aka Berry GORDY Jr.
- Albert `Al' Arnold (Jr.) GORE (Washington, D.C. 1948) ; U.S. Senator; Vice President of the U.S.A. #45 under Clinton; Presidential Candidate (Dem. 2000); Author,....
- Mabell Frances Elizabeth (Lady) GORE (1866 - 1956) ; (Author)
- Michael (Prince) of GREECE & Denmark (1939) ; (famous Author)
- Horace GREELEY (N.H. 1811 - 1872) ; U.S. Representative; founded and published New York Tribune ; founded political party; famous w....
- Stephen Roark GYLLENHAAL (Cleveland, Ohio 1949) ; (director; American poet)
- Thomas (4th & Last Baronet) HANMER (1677 - 1746) ; 128th Speaker of House of Commons; (famous writer, editor of Shakespeare's works); (2nd husband)
- John (of Kelston) HARINGTON (1517? - 1582) ; (King's official; famous poet)
- John HARINGTON [alt ped] (1517? - 1582) ; (official; famous poet)
- John (Sir; of Kelston) HARRINGTON (Somerset 1561 - 1612) ; (famous poet; prominent courtier; Inventor of flush toilet; godson (`Saucy Godson') of Queen Elizabeth; C....
- John (Sir; of Kelston) HARRINGTON [alt ped] (Somerset 1561 - 1612) ; (famous poet; prominent courtier; Inventor of flush toilet; godson (`Saucy Godson') of Queen Elizabeth; C....
- Nathaniel HAWTHORNE (4/7/1804 - 19/5/1864) ; (famous writer & Novelist, wrote The Scarlet Letter ; although not himself a Transcendentalist....
- Frederic Henry HEDGE (Cambridge 1805 - 1890 Cambridge, Mass.) ; Transcendentalist; Abolitionist
- Ernest Miller HEMINGWAY (Illinois 1899 - 1961 Idaho) ; famous Author, Novelist; Nobel Literature Laureate (1954)
- Patrick (the PATRIOT) HENRY (1736 - 1799) ; Founding Father of the U.S.A.; (great Orator, said ``Give me Liberty or Give me Death!''); Governor of Virginia; eponym
- Oliver Wendell (Jr.) HOLMES (Boston, Mass. 1841 - 1935 Washington, D.C.) ; U.S. Supreme Court Justice; etc.; (very influential jurist; famous writer)
- Oliver Wendell (Sr.) HOLMES (Cambridge, Mass. 1809 - 1894 Boston) ; (physician; famous poet; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- John HOPE-VERE (1739 - 1785) ; (merchant; M.P.; famous poet); (HOPE)
- David HUME, the Philosopher (Edinburgh 1712 - 1776 Edinburgh) ; (very influential thinker, wrote A Treatise of Human Nature , etc.; influence on Transcendentalism; prominent DEIST)
- Everett Howard (II) HUNT (1918 - 2007) ; (C.I.A. agent, White House Aide, Novelist; famous for Watergate burglary)
- Aldous Leonard HUXLEY (Godalming, Surrey 26/7/1894 - 22/11/1963 Los Angeles) ; (Philosopher; Author of Brave New World )
- Leonard HUXLEY (1860 - 1933) ; (Author; editor)
- Laura Elizabeth INGALLS (WILDER) (Wisconsin 1867 - 1957 Missouri) ; (famous writer; Novelist, wrote Little House on the Prairie )
- Thomas JEFFERSON (Virg. 13/3/1743 - 4/7/1826 Monticello, Virg.) ; Governor of Virginia; President of the United States #3 (Dem-Rep : 1801-1809); 1st U.S. Secretary of Stat....
- Anthony JENKINSON (? - 1611) ; (sea captain; researcher for Muscovy Company; famous writer; first known Englishman to penetrate into Central Asia)
- Boris JOHNSON (N.Y. City 1964) ; aka Alexander Boris de PFEFFEL JOHNSON; Mayor of London; Foreign Secretary; Author; etc.; Prime Minister of U.K.
- Helen Adams KELLER (1880 - 1968) ; (first deaf-blind person to earn a baccalaureate; famous Author, political Activist, lecturer); (MIPHMHH #285)
- Frank Billings KELLOGG (New York 1856 - 1937 St. Paul, Minn.) ; (U.S. Senator; 45th U.S. Secretary of State; Author and eponym of Kellogg-Briand Pact); Nobel Peace Laureate (1929)
- John FitzGerald KENNEDY (Mass. 29/5/1917 - 22/11/1963 Dallas, Texas) ; U.S. Senator; President of the United States #35 (Democ : 1961-1963); great Orator, sent Man to Moon; (MIPHMHH #81)
- John Maynard (1st Baron) KEYNES (Cambridge 1883 - 1946 Sussex) ; Mathematician, Author, one of the most famous Economists ever; eponym
- John Neville KEYNES (1852 - 1949) ; (Author, Economist)
- John Thornton KIRKLAND (1770 - ?) ; leading Transcendentalist
- Kristoffer `Kris' KRISTOFFERSON (Texas 1936) ; (famous singer, songwriter)
- George Henry Hubert LASCELLES (7th Earl of Harewood) (London 1923 - 2011 Harewood House) ; (Captain in Grenadier Guards, taken prisoner in W.W. II; Author; Chancellor of the University of York; etc.)
- Thomas Edward LAWRENCE (Caernarvon, Wales 16/8/1888 - 19/5/1935) ; (bastard, archaeologist, key military advisor to Faisal bin Hussein, q.v.; Knight, Colonel, Diplomat, fam....
- Elijah LEVITA (Neustadt 13/2/1469 - 28/1/1549 Venice ) ; aka Elia (Elias Eliahu) LEVITA, BAKHUR (`the Bachelor'); (important Jewish scholar and famous poet, most ....
- Abraham LINCOLN (Kentucky 12/2/1809 - 15/4/1865 Washington, D.C.) ; President of the United States #16 (Repub : 1861-1865), great Orator; (MIPHMHH #235)
- George Cabot `Bay' LODGE (Boston, Mass. 1873 - 1909 Mass.) ; (famous poet)
- Henry Wadsworth LONGFELLOW (Portland, Maine 27/2/1807 - 24/3/1882 Cambridge, Mass.) ; (famous poet, writing Evangeline , Paul Revere's Ride ; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- James Russell LOWELL (Cambridge, Mass. 1819 - 1891 Mass.) ; (Diplomat; Abolitionist; famous poet; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Robert Traill LOWELL (Boston 1816 - 1891 Schenectady, N.Y.) ; (theologian, famous poet)
- Robert Traill Spence (IV) LOWELL (Mass. 1917 - 1977 N.Y. City) ; (prize-winning famous poet)
- Donal Og III MacCARTHY (1373 - 1468) ; King of DESMOND; 1st Earl of CLANCARTHY; aka Donal Daim `the Poet'
- Niccolo MACHIAVELLI (1469 - 1527) ; (Diplomat; political Scientist; Author of The Prince ; eponym of Machiavellian); Philosopher; (MIPHMHH #79)
- Roger MANNERS (5th Earl of RUTLAND) (1576 - 1612 Cambridge) ; (sometimes theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE)
- Christopher `Kit' MARLOWE (Canterbury, Kent 1564 - 30/5/1593 London) ; very famous poet and playwright; sometimes theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE, althou....
- George MASON (Virg. 1725 - 1792 Virg.) ; famous Author; Founding Father of the U.S.A.; co-Founder of the Bill of Rights
- Edgar Lee MASTERS (Kansas 1868 - 1950 Penns.) ; (attorney; famous poet; dramatist, etc.; wrote Spoon River Anthology )
- Cotton (Rev.) MATHER (1663 - 1728) ; (famous writer & Puritan cleric, supported smallpox vaccination; supported trials of Witchcraft at Salem)
- John (Rev.) MEADOWS (Suffolk 1622 - 1697) ; Vicar of Ousden; (famous theologian; mentor of Joseph Priestley (scientist))
- John (Fuerst) von MECKLENBURG (1211? - 1264) ; aka Johann (Jean) I `der Theologe' of MECKLENBURG-GUSTROW, Fuerst zu Mecklenburg & Wismar
- Herman MELVILLE (1819 - 1891) ; (famous writer; Novelist, Author of Moby Dick , etc.)
- John `the Poet' MILTON (London 1608 - 1674 Buckinghams.) ; (very famous poet, wrote Paradise Lost , etc.)
- Clement Clarke MOORE (N.Y. 1779 - 1863 R.I.) ; (scholar, Activist; famous writer, prob. wrote A Visit from St. Nicholas )
- Thomas (Sir; Saint) MORE (London 1478 - 1535 Tower Hill, London) ; (Author of Utopia ; Philosopher; Activist; Speaker of House of Commons; Lord High Chancellor of....
- Richard (Sir; of Cashiobury) MORRISON (Hertfortds. ? - 1556 Strasbourg) ; (Hussey's 1st husband); aka Richard (of Cassiobury) MORISON; (Ambassador to Emperor Charles V; famous writer)
- Ann Spencer MORROW (N.J. 1906 - 2001 Vermont) ; (famous writer)
- Henry (Sir; of Billingbeare) NEVILLE (1564 - 1615 Berks. or London) ; Ambassador to France; recently theorized to be Author of works of William SHAKESPEARE
- Florence NIGHTINGALE (Florence, Italy 1820 - 1910 London) ; (founded modern Nursing; HERO in Crimean War; Activist; famous writer; amateur Mathematician; Inventor); ....
- Julie NIXON (Washington, D.C. 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Barack Hussein (Jr.) OBAMA (Honolulu 4/8/1961) ; U.S. Senator; President of the United States #44 (Democ : 2009-2017); (great Orator); Nobel Peace Laureat....
- Charles d' ORLEANS (Duke of MILAN) (Paris 1391 - 1466) ; `the Poet'; (de VALOIS)
- George ORWELL (1903 - 1950) ; aka Eric Arthur BLAIR; (very famous Author, Novelist)
- Edward de VERE (17th Earl) of OXFORD (Hedingham Castle 12/4/1550 - 24/6/1604 Hackney, Midx.) ; (VEER); aka Lord Bulbeck (Bolebec), Sanford and Badlesmere; Steward of the Forest in Essex, Privy Council....
- Alexandre DUMAS DAVY de la PAILLETERIE (1802 - 1870) ; (very famous Author; wrote Count of Monte Cristo , etc.)
- Catherine Hunt PALMER (1792 - 1869) ; (famous Author)
- Richard Keir Pethick PANKHURST (1927 - 2017 Addis Ababa) ; (famous writer; scholar of Ethiopia)
- Theodore (Rev.) PARKER (Mass. 1810 - 1860 Florence, Italy) ; Abolitionist; Transcendentalist
- Jean (V; l' ARCHEVEQUE) de PARTHENAY (Sn. de SOUBISE) (1512 - 1566) ; (Child of Honor to Henri II, important Huguenot supporter, Gentleman of the King's Chamber, Governor of Chartres, etc.; ...
- Elizabeth Palmer PEABODY (Mass. 1804 - 1894 Mass.) ; educater, famous writer, leading Transcendentalist
- Sophia Amelia PEABODY (21/9/1809 - 26/2/1871) ; (Illustrator; Transcendentalist)
- William PENN (London 1644 - 1718 Berks.) ; Philosopher, Activist, entrepreneur, Quaker, Author; Founder, Governor & eponym of PENNSYLVANIA; (his de....
- Nibelung (I; de) PERRACY (725? - 768) ; Count of AUTUN & BURGUNDY; aka Nebelon (Nivelon) `the Historian'; CAROLINGIAN
- Wendell PHILLIPS (Boston, Mass. 1811 - 1884 Boston) ; (lawyer; Abolitionist; Activist; the most powerful Orator of his day, his lecture fees were higher than e....
- Ruth PICKERING (1887 - 1984) ; Magazine Journalist; (2nd wife)
- John C. PIERPONT (1785 - 1866) ; (famous poet, attorney, merchant, minister)
- Lucius Calpurnius PISO Frugi (190? BC - 120? BC) ; (Roman Consul; famous writer, Historian)
- Gaius PLINIUS FLAVIUS Secundus (23 - 79) ; aka PLINY the Elder; (Scientist; Author; etc.)
- Edgar Allan POE (Boston 1809 - 1849 Baltimore) ; (famous writer, Novelist & poet; wrote 'The Raven' etc.)
- Marco Emilio POLO (Korcula? 1254 - 1324 Venice) ; (famous EXPLORER; famous Author); (MIPHMHH #140)
- William Sydney PORTER (1862 - 1910) ; aka O HENRY; (famous writer of short stories, e.g. 'Gift of the Magi', 'Ransom of Red Chief', etc.)
- Walter (Sir) RALEIGH (Devon 1552? - 29/10/1618 London) ; (famous EXPLORER, famous poet, etc.; introduced potatoes and tobacco to England; favorite of Queen Elizabeth); (MIPHMHH #493)
- Henry Jarvis RAYMOND (N.Y. 1820 - 1869 N.Y. City) ; (famous Author; Journalist; co-founder & Publisher of N.Y. Times; Lieut. Governor of New York)
- Ronald Wilson REAGAN (Illinois 6/2/1911 - 5/6/2004 Bel Air, Calif.) ; (famous actor, Orator); 33rd Governor of California; President of the United States #40 (Repub : 1981-1989); (MIPHMHH #385)
- Christopher D'Olier REEVE (N.Y. 1952 - 2004 N.Y. ) ; famous actor, screenwriter, etc.
- Antiphon I of RHAMNUS (Athens 480 BC - 411 BC Athens) ; (One of the Ten Orators, though he was a speechwriter who seldom spoke himself)
- Marcus Aurelius Antonius (EMPEROR) of ROME (Rome 121 - 180 Vienna) ; (Philosopher, famous Author; wrote Meditations ); (MIPHMHH #163)
- Theodore `Teddy' (Colonel) ROOSEVELT (New York City 27/10/1858 - 6/1/1919 Oyster Bay, N.Y.) ; (Colonel in Spanish-American War, leading 'Rough Riders'; famous Author, conservationist, EXPLORER, etc.)....
- Guy Edouard Alphonse Paul (Baron) de ROTHSCHILD (Paris 1909 - 2007 Paris) ; (banker, famous Author, Philanthropist, soldier)
- Henri (Baron) de ROTHSCHILD (Paris 1872 - 1947 Switz.) ; aka Henri James Nathaniel Charles ROTHSCHILD; (playwright, physician, Philanthropist); aka Andre PASCAL, Charles des FONTAINES, P.-L. NAVEAU
- John (of Lincoln's Inn) RUSHWORTH (Warkworth 1612? - 1690) ; Personal Secretary of Oliver Cromwell; (famous writer)
- Bertrand Arthur William (3rd Earl) RUSSELL (Ravenscroft, Wales 1872 - 1970 Merionets.) ; (renowned Philosopher and Mathematician); Nobel Literature Laureate (1950)
- Miguel de CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (Spain 29/9/1547 - 22/4/1616 Madrid) ; famous Author, Novelist; wrote Don Quixote
- Donatien Alphonse Francois (Marquis) de SADE (Paris 1740 - 1814 Saint-Maurice) ; eponym of SADISM; Army officer; Philosopher, Activist, Revolutionary; Author of Justine , etc.;....
- Franklin Benjamin SANBORN (N.H. 1831 - 1917 N.J.) ; Social scientist, Author, newspaper editor, etc.; Abolitionist, Transcendentalist
- Michael (Sir; 2nd of BALWEARIE) SCOTT (Fifes. Scot. ? - 1294?) ; `the WIZARD '; astrologer, Author
- William `the Bard' SHAKESPEARE (Stratford 1564 - 1616 Stratford) ; greatest Author in history; (Michael Hart shows, instead, Edward de Vere, q.v., as the great writer, and ....
- Percy Bysshe SHELLEY (Sussex 1792 - 1822 Italy) ; (famous poet, his most famous poem was Ozymandias , named for Ramesses II, q.v.)
- John SHERMAN (Ohio 1823 - 1900 Washington, D.C.) ; U.S. Senator; 35th U.S. Secretary of State; 32nd U.S. Secretary of Treasury; (Author & eponym of Sherman Antitrust Act)
- Margaret Joan SINCLAIR (Vancouver 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Adam SMITH (1723 - 1790) ; (famous writer, Economist; wrote Wealth of Nations ); Philosopher; (MIPHMHH #30)
- Henry Morton STANLEY (Denbigh, Wales 28/1/1841 - 10/5/1904 London) ; aka John ROWLANDS; (bastard, abandoned by his parents); (Journalist, EXPLORER; famous for finding Dr. Livingston, I presume)
- John Ernst (Jr.) STEINBECK (Salinas, Calif. 1902 - 1968 New York) ; (wrote Grapes of Wrath , etc.; Nobel Literature Laureate (1962))
- William STEWART (Edinburgh) ; (Author)
- John (1st Baronet; of St Donat's) STRADLING (1563 - 1637) ; High Sheriff of Glamorgan; (famous writer of epigrams)
- Caroline (Cary) STURGIS (Boston, Mass. 1818 - 1888) ; famous poet, artist, Transcendentalist
- Alfred (1st Baron) TENNYSON (1809 - 1892) ; Poet Laureate of the U.K.
- Henry David THOREAU (Concord, Mass. 12/7/1817 - 6/5/1862 Concord, Mass.) ; (famous writer, Philosopher, Transcendentalist; Abolitionist, etc.; wrote Civil Disobedience a....
- James Grover THURBER (1894 - 1961) ; (famous Author; playwright)
- Aurelian TOWNSHEND (1583? - 1649?) ; (famous poet and playwright)
- Lucian King (IV) TRUSCOTT (Japan 1947) ; famous Author; (as a West Point graduate, he called attention to abuses and received general discharge; i....
- Marcus TULLIUS CICERO, the Orator (Arpinum 106 BC - 7/12/43 BC) ; Consul, politician, Governor of Cilicia, etc.; extremely influential and famous writer; (MIPHMHH #141)
- James (Most Rev.) USSHER (1581 - 1656) ; Archbishop of Armagh; Primate of All Ireland; (prolific scholar and famous writer, now famous for (and ep....
- Henry VILLARD (Speyer, Bavaria 1835 - 1900 Dobbs Ferry, NY) ; aka Ferdinand Heinrich Gustav HILGARD; (Journalist; financier, President of Northern Pacific Railway; newspaper owner)
- Alexander Evelyn Michael WAUGH (1963) ; (famous writer; researcher of Shakespeare Authorship mystery)
- Evelyn Arthur St. John WAUGH (London 1903 - 1966 Somerset) ; (very famous writer)
- Daniel `the Orator' WEBSTER (1782 - 1852) ; U.S. Senator (one of five greatest Senators); famous & influential lawyer; 14th & 19th U.S. Secretary of State (under 3 Presidents)
- Noah WEBSTER (Conn. 1758 - 1843 Conn.) ; (very famous writer of dictionary; sometimes considered Founding Father of the U.S.A.)
- Sumner WELLES (N.Y. 1892 - 1961 N.J.) ; aka Benjamin Sumner WELLES; (important Diplomat; Author)
- Thomas (K.B.) WESCOTT-LITTLETON (Frankley, Worcester 1415?? - 23/8/1481) ; aka Thomas (of Frankley) LYTTLETON; (de LITTLETON); (renowned lawyer, famous writer, judge)
- Aethelwerd I (Earldorman) of WESSEX (? - 998+) ; aka Aethelric (aka due to transcription error); `the Historian'
- Walt WHITMAN (Long Isl. 1819 - 1892 Camden, N.J.) ; (famous poet, Philosopher, Activist; wrote Leaves of Grass ; Abolitionist); (Walter)
- John Greenleaf WHITTIER (Mass. 1807 - 1892 N.H.) ; (Quaker; editor; famous poet; Abolitionist; one of the FIRESIDE POETS)
- Thomas Lanier `Tennessee' WILLIAMS (Mississippi 1911 - 1983 N.Y. City) ; (famous playwright)
- William WORDSWORTH (Cumberland 1770 - 1850 Ambleside) ; (famous poet)
SIGOURNEY
SIGRLAMASSON
SIGTRYGGSDOTTER
SIGTRYGGSSON or SIGTRYGSSON
SIGULFSON
SIGURDSDOTTIR or SIGARDSDATTER or SIGURDSDATTER or SIGURDSDOTTER
SIGURDSSON or SIGURDSON or SIGVARDSSON
SIGVIDSSON
SIHTRICSON or SIHTRICSSON or SITRICSON
SIJBRANTSZ
SIJPESTEIJN or SIJPESTEIN or SYPESTEIN or SYPESTEYN
SIKLING
SILANORUM
SILANUS
SILBERBERG
SILBOR
SILBOWITZ
SILEHAM
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Elfege de TOKETON (Toketon ? - 1199+ Kent) ; (Elpege Elphege Elphenge); Lord of Manor of SILEHAM & of Toketon
SILESIA or BRIEG or CIESZYN or NIEDERSCHLESIEN or OBERSCHLESIEN or SCHLEISEN or SCHLESIEN or SILEZIE or TESCHEN
SILICIA or WEST SILICIA
SILIERS
SILKSTONE
SILKSWORTH
SILL
SILLANS
SILLE
SILLERY
SILLIMAN
SILLIVANT
SILLY
SILSBY
SILUANO
SILURIA or SILURES or SILURIANS or SILURIEN
SILVA or SYLVA
SILVAIN or SILVEIN
SILVAN
SILVANUS
SILVE
SILVEIN --- (see SILVAIN)
SILVEIRA
SILVERSIDE
SILVESTER --- (see SYLVESTER)
SILVION
SIMCOCK or SIMMCOCK
SIMCOE
SIMCOKE
SIMEON
SIMES
SIMIANE
SIMLEY
SIMMCOCK --- (see SIMCOCK)
SIMMERN or PFALZ-SIMMERN or PFALZ-SIMMERN-ZWEIBRUECKEN or ZIMMERN
SIMMES
SIMMONS
SIMMS --- (see also SYMMES)
SIMNEL
SIMOES
SIMON
SIMONDES or SIMONDS --- (see SYMONDS)
SIMONETTA
SIMONIN
SIMONS
SIMONSDOTTER
SIMONSDOTTIR
SIMONSE
SIMONSON
SIMONSSON
SIMONTON
SIMOSIES
SIMPSON or SYMSON
SIMS
SIMSON
SINCLAIR or SEYNTCLERE or ST. CLAIR
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R1b-BY11212 y-Haplogroup ; (SINCLAIR, SINKLER, ST. CLAIR)
- R1b-S5246 y-Haplogroup (1300 AD) ; aka FGC15253, R1b1a1a2a1a1c2b2a1b1a4b2a2c1; (SINCLAIR; ST. CLAIR)
- Adelaide Mary Wentworth SINCLAIR (? - 1873)
- Agnes de CLARE (ST. CLARE) (1048? - ?) ; or: Eve de BOISSEY
- Agnes (Lady) SINCLAIR (? - 1619) ; or: prob. not Jean (Lady of Erroll) HAY, q.v.;
- Agnes SINCLAIR (by 1513 - 1572+)
- Agnes ST. CLAIR (1066? - ?) ; or: poss. Agnes de PAGANEL or: skip
- Alexander (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR
- Alexander (of Stamster, Dunbeath, etc.) SINCLAIR
- Alexander SINCLAIR
- Alexander (SINKLER) SINCLAIR (Glasgow 1667? - 1751 Virginia) ; (prob. the same-named man who immigrated as indentured servant 1698 on Loyalty , though some dispute that; ...
- Alexander SINKLER (ST. CLAIR) (1689? - 1757?) ; or: James SINCLAIR
- Allan de ST. CLAIR (? - 1244+)
- Anna SINCLAIR
- Anna SINCLAIR [her child]
- Anna SINCLAIR (New York 1691 - 1743 New York)
- Annabel (of Rosslyn) SINCLAIR (? - by 1304)
- Anne SINCLAIR (? - 1699)
- [Beatrice SINCLAIR] (Miss; Rachel? Margaret?) (of Lockerwort) HAY
- Beatrix (Lady) SINCLAIR (? - by 1463) ; (Bethoc)
- Bethoc (Lady) SINCLAIR (? - by 1463)
- Bretel (of Stoke Trister) de ST. CLAIR ; (owned land in 1086 under Count of Mortain); (Britel)
- Catherine SINCLAIR ; or: Not! (NN), a mistress
- Catherine (Mistress of) SINCLAIR (? - 1666)
- Catherine ST. CLAIR
- Catherine ST. CLAIR
- Catherine ST. CLAIR (1685 - ?)
- Catherine de ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (? - 1449+)
- Christina SINCLAIR (1534? - ?) ; (Christian)
- [Christopher (Sir) SINCLAIR] Christopher (Sir; of That Ilk) de SETON (? - 1305??)
- David (of Dun) SINCLAIR
- David (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1477+)
- David (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - by 1461)
- Edith ST. CLERE (ST. CLAIR) (1416? - 1486?) ; (1st wife); (Elizabeth)
- Edward (2nd of Dryden) SINCLAIR (1440? - 1496+) ; (of DRYDANE)
- Eleanor (Lady) SINCLAIR (by 1457 - 1518)
- Eleanor ST. CLERE
- Elene SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR ; (2nd wife)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (1333? - ?)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (1374? - ?)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (1670? - ?)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (? - 1508)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (? - 1654) ; (2nd wife)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR (? - 1721?)
- Elizabeth SINCLAIR [alt ped]
- Euphemia SINCLAIR
- Felice de ST. CLAIR
- George SINCLAIR
- George (4th Earl of CAITHNESS) SINCLAIR (1527? - 1582 Edinburgh)
- George (5th Earl of CAITHNESS) SINCLAIR (1566 - 1643)
- George (of Ulbster) SINCLAIR (1714+ - 1770)
- George (2nd Baronet; of Ulbster) SINCLAIR (1790 - 1868)
- George (of Mey) SINCLAIR (? - 1616)
- George SINCLAIR (? - 1620?)
- Gerebert ST.~CLAIR [his child]
- Guillaume de SAINT-CLAIR
- Gunnora (de) ST. CLARE
- Haman (Hamon) de CREULLY (967? - 1047?) ; aka Hamo `Dentatus' ST. CLAIR
- Hamon (Hamelin Aimon) (Sn.) de CHATEAU-DU-LOIRE (975? - 1031) ; prob. same as Hamo `Dentatus' ST. CLAIR
- Hamon (Dentatus) FitzHAMO de CREVECOEUR (1006? (or '32?) - ?) ; aka Hamo `the Dapifer' ST. CLAIR; aka Hamon FitzHAMO le SINICHAL; Lord of Cruelly; 4th Earl of CORBEIL
- Helen SINCLAIR (mistress)
- Helen (Eleanor) SINCLAIR (1496? - by 1562)
- Helen SINCLAIR (? - 1545+)
- Henri de SAINT-CLAIR (? - 1096+)
- Henri `the Crusader' de ST. CLAIR (1100? - ?) ; Baron of ROSSLYN (Roslin); (accompanied Godfroi de Bouillon on the First Crusade)
- Henri `the Councellor' de ST. CLAIR (1131? - 1180?) ; 3rd Baron of Roslin
- Henri de ST. CLAIR (1192? - 1222+) ; Baron of Roslin
- Henri (or William) de ST. CLAIR (1222? - 1270?) ; or: Robert de ST.~CLAIR, q.v.; 5th Baron of Roslin
- Henry (of Ardoch) SINCLAIR ; (sometimes erroneously shown as Hector)
- Henry (Sir; of ROSLIN) SINCLAIR (1280? - 1335?) ; 7th Baron of ROSLIN (Rosslyn); Commander of Knights Templar at Bannockburn
- Henry (5th Lord) SINCLAIR (1528 - 1601)
- Henry (10th Lord) SINCLAIR (1660? - 1723?)
- Henry II SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR) (? - 1422) ; 2nd Earl of ORKNEY
- Henry SINCLAIR (? - 1589)
- Henry (3rd Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 9/9/1513)
- Henry de ST. CLAIR (? - 1162+)
- Henry (of Roslin) ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (? - by 1404) ; 1st Earl of ORKNEY; Lord/Prince of SHETLAND
- [Ingram SINCLAIR] John SINCLAIR (? - 1411?) ; or: Ingram SINCLAIR
- Isabel (SINCLAIR ?)
- [Isabella SINCLAIR] Isabel HOME (Perth 1470? - 1530?) ; or: prob. not Isabella SINCLAIR
- James George SINCLAIR
- James (of Ratter) SINCLAIR
- James SINCLAIR
- [James SINCLAIR] Alexander SINKLER (ST. CLAIR) (1689? - 1757?) ; or: James SINCLAIR
- James SINCLAIR (1908 - 1984) ; Minister of Fisheries
- James (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1436+)
- James (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1498)
- James SINCLAIR (? - 1593)
- James (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1633)
- James (1st Baronet; of Canisbey & Mey) SINCLAIR (? - 1662)
- James (Sir; of LONGFORMACUS) SINCLAIR (? - by 1418) ; (his ancestry is uncertain)
- James (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - by 1543)
- James SINCLAIR (Caithness 1598? - ?)
- James SINCLAIR (Caithness ? - 1604)
- Janet (of Southdun) SINCLAIR
- Janet SINCLAIR (1515? - ?)
- Janet SINCLAIR (? - by 1558)
- Janet(?) SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR)
- Jean I de CHAUMONT ST. CLAIR (1210? - ?)
- Jean (of ORKNEY) SINCLAIR ; or: poss. Margaret
- Jean (Janet) SINCLAIR (1505? - ?)
- Jean SINCLAIR [her child]
- Jean SINCLAIR (? - 1700)
- John (of Tannach & Brims) SINCLAIR
- John (Sir; of HERDMANSTON) SINCLAIR
- John (Sir; of DUNGLASS ?) SINCLAIR
- John SINCLAIR
- John (of Tollap) SINCLAIR
- John (of Ratter) SINCLAIR
- John (Sir; of Herdmanston) SINCLAIR ; (ST. CLAIR)
- John SINCLAIR ; Laird of SEABY & Brabster
- John (of Ulbster) SINCLAIR
- John SINCLAIR
- John SINCLAIR
- John SINCLAIR (1313 - ?)
- John SINCLAIR (1330? - 1330 Andalusia, Spain) ; (alleged 16th Grandmaster of Priory of Sion)
- John (Master of Caithness) SINCLAIR (1543 - 1575)
- John (Sir; of Greenland & Ratter) SINCLAIR (1574? - 1622)
- John (9th Lord) SINCLAIR (1610 - 1674+)
- John (of Herdmanston and Rosslyn) SINCLAIR (1632? - 1672+ (or '66)) ; (ST. CLAIR)
- John (1st Baronet; of ULBSTER) SINCLAIR (1754 - 1835)
- John SINCLAIR [his child]
- John (Sir; of HERDMANSTON) SINCLAIR (? - 1377+) ; (ST. CLAIR)
- John (Sir; of Deskford & Findlater) SINCLAIR (? - 1411)
- John SINCLAIR (? - 1411?) ; or: Ingram SINCLAIR
- John (Sir; 9th of Hermanstoun) SINCLAIR (? - 1466)
- John (of Herdmanston & Polwarth) SINCLAIR (? - 1466)
- John (2nd of Ulbster) SINCLAIR (? - 1607+) ; (Lawrence)
- John (of Stevenson) SINCLAIR (? - 1643?) ; (Robert?)
- John (1st Baronet; of Stevenson) SINCLAIR (? - 1649?)
- John (of Ratter) SINCLAIR (? - 1714)
- John (of Ulbster) SINCLAIR (? - 1736)
- John (3rd Earl of Caithness) SINCLAIR (? - 18/5/1529)
- John SINCLAIR (N.Y. ? - 1705?)
- John ST. CLAIR
- John ST. CLAIR
- John ST. CLAIR (1302? - 1335?) ; (ST. CLERE)
- John ST. CLAIR (1330? - 1389)
- John ST. CLAIR (? - 1253+)
- John ST. CLAIR (? - 1314+)
- John (Sir; of Polwarth) ST. CLAIR (? - 1402)
- John (Sir; of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - 1630?) ; Sheriff of Haddington
- John (of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - 9/9/1513?)
- John (of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - by 1566)
- John ST. CLARE
- John ST. CLARE
- John ST.~CLARE [his child]
- Katherine SINCLAIR (? - by 1526)
- Katherine ST. CLAIR [alt ped] (? - 1449+)
- Margaret Jean SINCLAIR (1490?? - 1505+)
- Margaret Joan SINCLAIR (Vancouver 1948) ; (famous Author)
- Margaret SAINT CLAIRE (? - 1409+)
- Margaret SINCLAIR
- Margaret SINCLAIR
- Margaret SINCLAIR
- Margaret (of Herdmanston) SINCLAIR ; (1st wife); Heiress of Polwarth
- Margaret SINCLAIR ; (1st wife)
- Margaret SINCLAIR
- Margaret SINCLAIR [her child]
- Margaret ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR)
- Marie (of Caithness) SINCLAIR (by 1582 - by 1608)
- Marie de ST. CLAIR ; (alleged 12th Grandmaster of Priory of Sion)
- Marion SINCLAIR
- Marion SINCLAIR ; Heiress of ARDOCH
- Mariot ST. CLAIR
- Mariota (of Hermanston) SINCLAIR
- Marjory SINCLAIR ; aka Marjory of ORKNEY
- Marjory (of Orkey) SINCLAIR (1382? - ?)
- Mary SINCLAIR (1788 - ?)
- Mary SINCLAIR (? - 1606)
- Mathilde de SAINT-CLAIR
- Matthew (9th of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1603?)
- Mauger `the Young' of NORMANDY (986? - 1040?) ; Count de ST. CLAIR; Count de MORTAIN & Corbuel; poss. 3rd Count of CORBEIL; aka Maugis de NORMANDIE
- (NN) de ST. CLAIR
- (NN) SINCLAIR ; or: descendant of (NN) McRAE or: poss. descendant of (NN) DRUMMOND; (DNA EVIDENCE shows this Sinclair branch as agnatic descendants of McRae (or Drummond))
- (NN; of Dryden) SINCLAIR
- (NN; Widow ST. CLARE)
- Oliver (of Roslyn) SINCLAIR (? - 1509?)
- Patrick SINCLAIR (by 1552 - 1615?)
- Philip ST. CLAIR (? - 1408?) ; (ST. CLERE; SEYNTCLERE)
- Philip ST. CLERE
- Richard de SAINT-CLAIR
- Richard SINCLAIR
- Richilde SINCLAIR
- Robert (de ST. CLAIR sur EPTE) de CHAUMONT (Normandy ? - 1221?)
- Robert (IV) de QUITRY ; or: Amaury de CHAUMONT (Robert's brother); Sn. de ST. CLAIR sur Epte
- Robert SINCLAIR (1290? - ?)
- Robert SINCLAIR (? - 1613)
- Robert (1st Baronet; of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - 1678)
- Robert (3rd Baronet; of Stevenson) SINCLAIR (? - 1713) ; Sheriff of Haddington
- Robert SINCLAIR (Orkney Isl. 1660? - 1704 N.Y.)
- [Robert de ST. CLAIR, q.v.] Henri (or William) de ST. CLAIR (1222? - 1270?) ; or: Robert de ST.~CLAIR, q.v.; 5th Baron of Roslin
- Robert (or John) de ST. CLEER
- Sybil de ST. CLARE ; aka Sibylla de ST. CLEERE
- Thomas ST. CLAIRE (1394? - 1434) ; ST. CLERE; ST. CLAIR
- Walderne (Earl) de ST. CLAIR (1006? - 1047?) ; (Waldonius)
- Waldron (Earl) de ST. CLARE (1010? - 1047?) ; aka Walderne (Gaudron Walderon) de CLARE
- William (of Walton) DRYDEN (? - 1515+ Walton, Cumberland) ; aka William (of DRIDEN) SINCLAIR; Usher of Royal Suite
- William (of Ratter & Freswick) SINCLAIR
- William SINCLAIR ; Laird of Seabay (Seba) & Brabister; aka Viljalm SINKLER
- William SINCLAIR
- William (of Mey) SINCLAIR
- William SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR) (1234? - 1297 Tower of London) ; 6th Baron of ROSLIN
- William (1st of DRYDEN) SINCLAIR (1395? - 1468)
- William SINCLAIR (1465? - 1514+) ; Laird of WARSETTER, Newburgh & Tolhobe
- William (of Ratter) SINCLAIR (1727 - 1779) ; 10th Earl of CAITHNESS
- William (Sir; of ROSLIN) SINCLAIR (? - 1264+) ; Sheriff of Edinburgh
- William SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR) (? - 1480?) ; 3rd Earl of ORKNEY; 1st Earl of Caithness; 1st Lord SINCLAIR; Chancellor; (Elizabeth's 3rd husband)
- William (2nd Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 1487) ; `the Waster'; (he was disinherited by his father)
- William (of Roslin) SINCLAIR (? - 1540?)
- William (of Roslin) SINCLAIR (? - 1566?)
- William (4th Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 1570+)
- William (Sir; of Mey & Canisbey) SINCLAIR (? - 1643?)
- William (2nd Baronet; of Mey) SINCLAIR (? - 1677)
- William (2nd Earl of CAITHNESS) SINCLAIR (? - 9/9/1513)
- William (of Longformacus) SINCLAIR (? - by 1371)
- William (8th Laird of Rosslyn) SINCLAIR (Rosslyn, Scotl. ? - 1330 Spain) ; (ST. CLAIR; killed attempting to take Robt Bruce's heart to Jerusalem)
- William de ST. CLAIR
- William de ST. CLAIR
- William `the Seemly' de ST. CLAIR (1028? - ?) ; 1st Baron of Roslin (Rosslyn); SINCLAIR
- William de ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (1162? - 1214) ; 4th Baron of Roslin
- William (II) ST. CLAIR (1328? - 1358+) ; 3rd Chief/Laird of ROSSLYN
- William ST. CLAIR (? - 1325+)
- William (Sir) ST. CLAIR (? - 1415+)
- William (Sir) ST. CLAIR (? - 1450+ ?) ; of Herdmanston (Hermanstoun)
- William (Sir; of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - 1471+)
- William (Sir; of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - 1530)
- William (Sir; of Herdmanston) ST. CLAIR (? - 1594)
- William de ST.~CLARE [his child]
SINDEREN
SINDERSBACH
SINDHU
SINDLESHAM
SINES
SINESTI
SINGELTON --- (see SINGLETON)
SINGER
SINGHJI
SINGLETARY or SINGLETERRY
SINGLETON or SINGELTON
SINICHAL
SINKLER
SINNER
SINNING
SINOPOLI
SINT
SINT WIJNOXBERGEN --- (see also BERGHES-ST.WINECK)
SINTASHTA
SINTON --- (see SYNTON)
SINTZIG --- (see SINZIG)
SINZENDORF --- (see ZINZENDORF)
SINZHEIM
SINZIG or SINTZIG
SIOBLAD
SIOERTS --- (see SJOERTS)
SIOL-CUINN
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Giolla ADHAMNAN ; aka Imergi (Gilledoman) SOMERLEDSON; poss. aka Gille Adomnan (Gilladamnan) SIOL-CUINN; aka Orila (Gilledo....
SION --- (see PRIORY OF SION)
SIOUNIE or SIUNIK
SIPKES
SIQLAVE
SIRAILEADH
SIRCK or SIERCK or SIERK or SIRK
SIREIX
SIREJACOBS
SIREN
SIRGENSTEIN
SIRKES
SIROIS
SIRRA
SIRUELA
SISCARA
SISEMUNDA
SISGAU
SISMAN
SISMANO
SISNANDES
SISSEGALL
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Rudolf (II) von UNGERN (by 1270 - 1328+) ; aka Role `the Younger' de UNGARIA; Lord of MADLIENA; Herr auf SISSEGALL
SISSELD
SISSELL
SISSON
SISSTAN or SISTAN
SISTERON
SITAVY
SITEWICZ
SITHIEU
SITKEI
SITLINGTON --- (see SITTLINGTON)
SITRICSON --- (see SIHTRICSON)
SITSCH
SITSOWITZ
SITSYLT
SITTART or VANSITTART
SITTEN
SITTLING
SITTLINGTON or SITLINGTON
SITWELL
SIUNIK --- (see SIOUNIE)
SIVERIA
SIVRIEU
SIVRY
SIWANOY
SIWNIK
SIXTENSSON
SIZERGH
SIZILIEN --- (see SICILY)
SIZOELLYE
SIZOERKIZOENY
SJAELLAND --- (see STAELLAND)
SJAERDEMA
SJOERDS
SJOERTS or SIOERTS
SJUNDBYSLAKTEN
SKAANE or SKANE --- (see also SCANDINAVIA)
SKAANOYSKJELMER
SKAARVANGSOLE
SKAGESDATTER or SKAGSDOTTIR
SKAKEL
SKALDSPILLER
SKAMBONIDES
SKANE --- (see SKAANE)
SKANING
SKANKARE
SKANKE
SKARA
SKARGILL
SKARLETT
SKARSHOLM or SKARSHOLMSLAEGTEN
SKASZEWSKA
SKAVE
SKAVRONSKAYA or SKAVRONSKY --- (see SKOVRONSKI)
SKAWE
SKAY
SKEAT
SKEDJUHOV or SKEDJUHOF
SKEETE
SKEFFINGTON or SKEVINGTON
SKELFISSON
SKELMERSDALE
SKELMORLIE
SKELTON
SKENARD --- (see SKENNARD)
SKENDLEBY
SKENE
SKENNARD or SKENARD
SKEPPER
SKEPPINGTON
SKERRET
SKERRY
SKEUDIZ
SKEVINGTON --- (see SKEFFINGTON)
SKEY
SKEYS
SKEYTON
SKIALGSON or SKIALGSSON --- (see SKJOLGSSON)
SKIDMORE or SKIDMOORE
SKIDWITH
SKIFFE or SKIFF
SKIFFEN
SKILLICORNE or SKILLINGKORNE
SKILLINGKORNE --- (see also SKILLICORNE)
SKILLINGS
SKILLMAN
SKINKEL
SKINNER or SKYNNER
SKINTON
SKIPTON
SKIPWITH or SCHYPWITH or SKIPWORTH
SKIPWORTH --- (see also SKIPWITH)
SKIRPENBECK
SKIRRET
SKJALGSSON --- (see SKJOLGSSON)
SKJALMSEN or SKJALMSDOTTIR or SKJALMSON --- (see also HVIDE)
SKJOLDEMOSE
SKJOLDING or SCYLDING or SCYLDINGS or SKJOLDSSON or SKJOLDUNG
SKJOLGSSON or SKIALGSON or SKIALGSSON or SKJALGSSON
SKLAR
SKLEROS or SCLEROS or SCLERUS or SKLERAINA or SKLERENA or SKLERINA or SKLEROI or SKLEROI DYNASTY
SKLODOWSKI or SKLODOWSKA
SKOFTESDATTER
SKOGAN
SKOGLAR
SKOPJE
SKOPKOVA
SKOPPE
SKOPTISDOTTER
SKOPTISSON
SKORKAU
SKORKOWSKY
SKORUCIANKA
SKOTT --- (see SCOTT)
SKOVGAARD
SKOVRONSKI or SHAWRONSKI or SKAVRONSKAYA or SKAVRONSKY or SKOVRONSKA
SKRAM
SKRIMSHIRE or SKRYMSHER
SKRIVENER
SKRYMSHER --- (see SKRIMSHIRE)
SKULASSON or SKULE or SKULESDATTER or SKULESSON or SKULISDOTTIR or SKULISON
SKULL
SKUNCK
SKURATOV
SKURRIE
SKUTE
SKUTT
SKUTTUNGE
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Sveigder FJOLNARSSON (Uppsala 277? - 333?) ; aka Svegdir (Svegdi Sveigthir Svercher) FJOLNIRSSON of SKUTTUNGE; King of UPPSALA
- Vanlandi SVEGDASSON (Uppsala 298? - 376?) ; aka Vanlande (Vanlade Valander) SVEIGTHIRSSON av SKUTTUNGE; SVEGDIRSSON (SWEGDIRSSON); King of UPPSALA
SKYDEMORE or SKYDMORE --- (see also SCUDAMORE)
SKYE
SKYNNER --- (see SKINNER)
SKYNNERTON
SKYPTON
SKYROS --- (see SCYROS)
SKYTTE
SLADE
SLADEN
SLAGBOOM
SLANE
SLANEY or SLANY
SLANY --- (see SLANEY)
SLASE
SLATE
SLATER
SLATLE
SLAUGHTER
SLAUPNO
SLAUSON or SLAWSON
SLAVATA or SLAVATOVNA or SLAWATA
SLAVE
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John PUNCH ; (Black indentured servant; escaped; was recaptured and bound for life; often called 1st SLAVE of the Amer....
SLAVEKA
SLAVEN
SLAVENS
SLAVIN
SLAVONIA or SLAWONIEN
SLAVS or WEST SLAVS or WESTERN SLAVS
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I2a-CTS5966 y-Haplogroup (300 BC) ; aka L147.2, CTS10228 (large clade : incl. Novak Djokovic : incl. Y3120>A2512>A10959 (poss. Romani)); ...
- Other West Slavic y-Haplogroups ; (while R1a-M458 is the main West Slavic group, there is much I2a-CTS5966 in Balkans, and some R1b-Z2103 spread thinly throughout; ...
- R1a-M458 y-Haplogroup (West Slavic) (2700 BC ) ; aka PF6155, PF6241, R1a1a1b1a1; (very huge clade; North and West SLAVS, esp. POLAND; I'd like to assign t....
- R1a-Z282 y-Haplogroup (2900 BC) ; aka R1a1a1b1a (Isogg 2018); King of the proto- BALTS & SLAVS; (much or most of R1a is in this clade; pro....
- R1a-Z283 y-Haplogroup (proto-Balts 2900 BC ) ; aka R1a1a1b1 (Isogg 2018); aka R1a-European; (large clade present among BALTS, SLAVS and some FRANKS)
- R1a-Z93 y-Haplogroup (Poltavka culture 2700 BC) ; aka R1a-Eurasian; (huge clade, in SRUBNAYA (TIMBER GRAVE) CULTURE ancestral to SCYTHIANS, SLAVS etc., and....
- Dervan (Chief) of SURBII (? - 633+) ; (of SORBS, of SERBS; part of SCLAVI (SLAVS)); (resisted Frankish rule briefly)
- Emnilde (Princess) of WESTERN SLAVS (968? - 1017) ; of SILICIA
- (NN) ... (NN) of WEST SLAVS
- (NN) ... (NN) of WEST SLAVS ; many missing generations
- (NN) of the West SLAVS
- (NN), progenitor of SLAVS
- Riphath (Ripath) SCOT ben GOMER ; or: Bath, q.v., gt-grandson of Japhet (acc. Nennius); aka Riphat (Reif Rus Rifath Rifaith Riophath Iobath Ibath Jovad Emoth), settled SCYTHIA; progenitor of IR....
SLAWATA --- (see SLAVATA)
SLAWEKA
SLAWONIEN --- (see SLAVONIA)
SLAWSON --- (see SLAUSON)
SLEAFORD
SLEAT
SLECHT
SLECHTENHORST --- (see SCHLICTENHORST)
SLEDDING
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Saebert (King) of ESSEX (? - 616) ; aka Saebert (Sabert) SLEDDING; in Feb 2004 an undisturbed ancient tomb was discovered in England, believe....
SLEDGE
SLEDMERE
SLEE
SLEEMAN
SLEEPER
SLEESWIJK
SLEESWIJK-HOLSTEIN --- (see SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN)
SLEGEL
SLEIGH
SLEIGHT
SLEMBI
SLENZO
SLEOGHT
SLESVIG or SLESVIK --- (see SCHLESWIG)
SLEVENE
SLICHTENHORST --- (see SCHLICTENHORST)
SLIFEILD
SLIGO
SLINGEBAND
SLINGELAND or SLINGELANDT
SLINGSBY
SLITSE
SLOAN
SLOANE
SLOCUM
SLOEN
SLOESEN
SLOET
SLOEVE
SLOMAN
SLOMINSKA
SLONE
SLONIM
SLOOT
SLOOTEN
SLOPER
SLOREY or SLORRY or SLORY
SLOT
SLOTEN
SLOTENHAGEN
SLOUGH
SLOUGHTON
SLOVENES
SLOVENIA
SLOVENICH
SLOVER
SLUCK or SLUCKA
SLUCKI
SLUH
SLUIJS --- (see SLUIS)
SLUIJSKEN
SLUIS or SLUIJS or SLUSE or SLUYS or SLUYSE
SLUNJ
SLUPSK
SLUSE --- (see SLUIS)
SLUSHER
SLUSZCZANKA
SLUYS or SLUYSE --- (see SLUIS)
SLUZSKA or SLUZSKY
SLYCK
SLYE
SLYNGEBAND
SLYNY
SLYPE
SLYPS
SMAEL
SMAILHOLM
SMALBROKE
SMALE
SMALL
SMALLEY
SMALLPAGE
SMALLRIDGE
SMALLWOOD
SMALPECE
SMART
SMEAD
SMECKER
SMEDLEY
SMEDUCCI
SMEET
SMEETS
SMELT
SMET
SMETHLEY
SMETHTON
SMIDT
SMILETS
SMILEY
SMILSTON
SMIRZICZ or SMIRZICZKY
SMIT
SMITERLOW
SMITH or SMYTH
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R1b-M222 y-Haplogroup (20 BC) ; aka R1b1c7, S642; poss. aka R1b3g; (Isogg 2008: R1b1b2a2e); (No. Eire; this very large clade is associate....
- Abel (of East Stoke) SMITH (1653? - 1756) ; (father of 1st Baronet)
- Abel SMITH (Nottingham 1717 - 1788) ; (banker; M.P.)
- Abigail SMITH
- Abigail SMITH
- Abigail SMITH (1695 - 1786)
- Abigail SMITH (1744 - 1818) ; First Lady (ADAMS) of the United States; considered Founding Father of the U.S.A.; Abolitionist
- Abigail SMITH (1763 - 1856)
- Abigail SMITH (1768? - 1855)
- Abigail SMITH [her child]
- Abigail SMITH (by 1638 - 1670+)
- Abigail (Bacon) SMITH (Essex 1656 - 1692 Virg.)
- Abigail SMITH (Mass. 1743 - 1831 Mass.)
- Abigail (Mary) SMITH (Oyster Bay, N.Y. 1678? - ? Delaware?)
- Abigail SMITH (Plymouth, Mass. 1683 - 1720)
- Adam SMITH (1723 - 1790) ; (famous writer, Economist; wrote Wealth of Nations ); Philosopher; (MIPHMHH #30)
- Adam SMITH [his child]
- Adam SMITH (? - 1542)
- Adam SMITH (? - 1724?)
- Adriaen Lambertzse SMEETS (SMITH) (? - 1681+)
- Agnes SMITH [her child]
- Agnes SMITH (? - 1557)
- Agnes SMITH (? - 1627+)
- Agnes SMITH (Warwick 1585 - 1655 Conn.) ; (Angus)
- Alexander SMITH (1631? - ?)
- Alice SMITH
- Alice (Mary) SMITH (1563? - 1625?) ; or: Annes;
- Alice SMITH (1664? - 1739?)
- Alice SMITH (1665? - 1736)
- Alice SMITH [her child]
- Alice (of Podbrook Hall) SMITH (? - 1515)
- Alice SMYTHE (1566? - ?) ; (SMITH)
- Alva Erskine SMITH (1853 - 1933)
- Ambrose SMITH (1561? - ?)
- Ambrose SMITH [his child]
- Ambrose SMITH [his child]
- Ambrose SMITH (? - 1584) ; (poss. same person as his brother Erasmus)
- Ambrosia SMYTH (1442? - ?)
- Andreas SMITH (Delaware 1730 - 1755)
- Ann Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1668+)
- Ann Elizabeth SMYTHE
- Ann SMITH
- Ann SMITH
- Ann SMITH ; or: poss. Isabella BODLEY
- Ann SMITH
- Ann SMITH
- Ann SMITH
- Ann SMITH (? - 1676+)
- Ann SMITH (? - 1704)
- Ann SMITH (Suffolk ? - ? Maryl.)
- Ann (Elizabeth) SMITH (Virg. 1662? - 1730+)
- Anna (SMITH) SATWELL (? - 1656)
- Anna SMITH (1625 - 1663)
- Anna SMITH [her child]
- Anna SMITH (Mass. 1772 - ?)
- Anne SMITH
- Anne SMITH
- Anne SMITH (1579? - ?)
- Anne SMITH (1610? - ?)
- Anne SMITH (1632 - 1671 Mass.)
- Anne SMITH (1658? - 1719)
- Anne SMITH (1687? - 1733 London)
- Anne SMITH (1753 - 1795)
- Anne SMITH (? - by 1569)
- Anne SMYTH
- Anne (Agnes) SMYTH [her child]
- Anne SMYTHE (1542? - 1610?)
- Anthony SMITH
- Anthony SMITH
- Anthony SMITH (1522? - ?)
- Anthony SMITH [his child]
- Anthony SMITH [his child]
- Anthony SMITH (Essex)
- Arabella Maria SMITH (1760 - 1784)
- Arthur SMITH (1552? - ?)
- Asael SMITH (1744 - 1831) ; (Asahel)
- Augustine (Major) SMITH
- Barbara SMITH (Aberdeens. 1786? - 1873)
- Barbara SMYTH [her child]
- Barbara SMYTH (Yorks. 1596? - 1644 Mass.)
- Barnabas (Rev.) SMITH (? - 1653)
- Benjamin SMITH (1673 - 1755)
- Benjamin SMITH (1692 - ?)
- Benjamin SMITH [his child]
- Benjamin SMITH [his child]
- [Bethiah SMITH] Bethiah ORMSBEE (1682 - 1742+) ; or: poss. Bethiah SMITH
- Blanche SMYTHE [her child]
- Bridget SMITH
- Caleb SMITH (1749? - 1818 N.Y.)
- Caleb (Rev.) SMITH (New York 1723 - 1762 New Jersey)
- Catharine Hannah SCHMIDT (1804 - 1860) ; (SMITH)
- Catherine Lucy SMITH (? - 1843 London)
- Catherine SMITH (1749 - 1797)
- Catherine SMITH (Mass. 1693? - ?)
- Charles Culling SMITH (? - 1853) ; (2nd husband)
- Charles Kirby SMITH (No. Carol. 1872 - 1952)
- Charles SMITH ; Governor of Madras
- Charles SMITH (1670? - 1710)
- Charles (Stephen) SMITH (1719? - 1768)
- Charles SMITH [his child]
- Charlotte Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1811 Yarmouth)
- Charlotte SMITH [her child]
- Charlotte SMITH (? - 1856)
- Chileab SMITH (1742 - ?) ; or: poss. another Chileab SMITH, also with son Chileab b. 1765
- Chileab SMITH (1765 - 1840)
- Chileab SMITH [his child]
- Chileab SMITH (? - 1731 Mass.)
- Chileab SMITH (Mass. 1708 - 1800 Mass.) ; (Chiliab)
- Chloe SMITH (Mass. 1762 - 1847 Vermont)
- Christopher (Esq.; of Annables) SMITH (1510? - ?) ; (SMYTH)
- Christopher SMITH (1592? - 1638?) ; or: prob. not Thomas SMITH
- Christopher SMITH [his child]
- Christopher SMITH [his child]
- Christopher SMITH (? - 1676)
- Cicely SMYTH
- Clement (Sir; of Little Beddow) SMITH (Essex 1507 - 1552)
- Collett SMITH (1541? - ?)
- Corbetta SMYTH (SMITH)
- Cordelia Jane SMITH (1839 - 1902)
- Cordelia Miller SMITH (1818 - 1882)
- Crysogona SMITH [her child]
- Dale EVANS (Texas 1912 - 2001 Apple Valley, Calif.) ; aka Queen of the WEST; aka Lucille Wood Smith; aka Frances Octavia SMITH; (songwriter, famous actress, etc.; Rogers' 3rd wife)
- Daniel SMITH
- Daniel SMITH
- Daniel SMITH (1624 - 1660)
- Daniel SMITH (1634? - by 1692)
- Daniel SMITH (1665 - 1742)
- Daniel (I) SMITH (1729 - 1799)
- Daniel SMITH (Mass. 1642 - 1681 Mass.)
- Daniel (II) SMITH (New Jersey 1766 - 1827)
- David (General) SMITH (1748 - 1818)
- David SMITH (Hartford, Conn. 1699 - 1753)
- David SMYTHE
- David (of Methuen) SMYTHE
- Deborah SMITH
- Deborah SMITH (1645? - 1675)
- Deborah SMITH (1695 - 1730)
- Deborah SMITH (1737 - ?)
- Deborah SMITH [alt ped]
- Deliverance SMITH (1670 - 1729)
- Delivereance SMITH (1717? - ?)
- Dinah SMITH (1695 - 1748+)
- Donald SMITH (1833 - ?)
- Dorothy Peyton SMITH (1743 - 1767)
- Dorothy SMITH
- Dorothy SMITH
- Dorothy SMITH (1552? - ?)
- Dorothy SMITH (1696 - 1781 Conn.)
- Dorothy SMITH (1727 - 1788)
- Dorothy SMITH (1890 - 1975)
- Dorothy SMITH [her child]
- Dorothy SMITH (? - 1639)
- Dorothy SMITH (? - 1639)
- Dorothy SMITH (? - 1706)
- Dorothy SMYTH (1611? - ?)
- Dorothy SMYTH (? - 1766)
- Duncan SMITH (1808 - ?)
- Ebenazer SMITH (1668 - 1728 Mass.)
- Ebenezer SMITH
- Ebenezer SMITH [his child]
- Edward Geoffrey SMITH-STANLEY (14th Earl of DERBY) (1799 - 1869) ; Prime Minister of U.K.; K.G.; (STANLEY)
- Edward SMITH (or SIMLEY)
- Edward SMITH (1553? - 1591?)
- Edward SMITH (1600? - 1675?)
- Edward SMITH (1654 - 1683)
- Edward SMITH [his child]
- Edward SMITH (? - 1693?)
- Edward SMITH (Mass. 1739 - 1814 Mass.)
- Edward (4th Baronet) SMYTHE (1719 - 1784)
- Edward (1st Baronet) SMYTHE (? - 1714)
- Edward (K.G.) STANLEY (1775 - 1851 Lancas.) ; 13th Earl of DERBY; (SMITH-STANLEY)
- Eleanor Rosalynn SMITH (Plains, Georgia 1927) ; First Lady (CARTER) of the United States
- Eleanor SMITH
- Eleanor SMITH (? - 1559+ (or '99?))
- Electra Eliza SMITH (Kentucky 1858 - ?)
- Elias (Rev.) SMITH
- Eliezer SMITH (Mass. 1713 - ?) ; (Eleazer)
- Elijah SMITH (1713? - 1770)
- Elisabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elisha SMITH (1779 - 1838)
- Elizabeth (CHILEAB ?; WALKER ?; SMITH ?) (? - 1686 Mass.) ; (CHELEAV ?)
- Elizabeth Ann (SMITH) BREWSTER (1592 - 1633?) ; or: poss. Ann Elizabeth DENNISON
- Elizabeth Jane SMITH
- Elizabeth Jane SMITH (? - 1657)
- Elizabeth Mary Anne SMYTHE (? - 1843)
- Elizabeth Sibble SMITH (1759 - 1795)
- [Elizabeth SMITH] Elizabeth BURNETT ; or: Elizabeth de BOUFFLER or: poss. Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH (or SIMLEY)
- Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH
- [Elizabeth SMITH] Ann LEECH (1588 - 1621) ; or: poss. Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH (1627 - 1668 (or 1701+)) ; aka Elizabeth (Mrs.) FOOTE
- Elizabeth SMITH (1628? - 1702)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1629+ - ?)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1646 - 1673)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1655? - 1742 Conn.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1661 - 1750)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1663? - ?)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1672 - 1756)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1675 - 1743)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1718 - 1796)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1719 - 1785) ; (Eliza Betsy)
- [Elizabeth SMITH] Elizabeth KELLOGG (1753? - 1839) ; or: poss. Elizabeth SMITH
- Elizabeth SMITH (1762? - 1818)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1765? - 1819)
- Elizabeth SMITH (1767 - 1804)
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH [her child]
- Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1661)
- Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1678)
- Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1708?)
- Elizabeth SMITH (? - 1728)
- Elizabeth (Betsy) SMITH (? - 1848)
- Elizabeth SMITH (Boston 1630 - 1713 New London)
- Elizabeth SMITH (by 1771 - ?) ; (actress)
- Elizabeth SMITH (Conn. 1641 - 1712)
- Elizabeth SMITH (Conn. 1661 - 1750 Conn.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (Mass. 1720 - 1804 Mass.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (N.Y. 1643? - 1712 N.J.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (N.Y. 1775 - 1835 Syracuse, N.Y.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (No. Carol. 1730? - 1766? So. Carol.)
- Elizabeth SMITH (Norfolk 1629? - 1676+ Mass.)
- Elizabeth SMYTH (? - 1587)
- Elizabeth SMYTHE
- Elizabeth SMYTHE (? - 1631?)
- Elizabeth SMYTHE (? - 1669)
- Ellen SMITH (1857 - 1935)
- Ellen SMITH (? - 1569) ; (Helena)
- Elspet SMITH (1699 - ?)
- Emily Ann SMITH (Virg. 1827 - 1900)
- Emily Frances SMITH (1800 - 1889) ; (2nd wife; half-sister of 1st wife)
- Ephraim SMITH (1775 - 1822)
- Ephraim SMITH (Conn. 1704 - 1774 Conn.)
- Erasmus Ambrose SMITH (1565? - 1616)
- Erasmus SMITH
- Erasmus SMITH (1534? - 1597+) ; (poss. same person as his brother Ambrose)
- Erastus SMITH
- Esther SMITH (1706 - ?)
- Esther SMITH (? - 1749?)
- Experience SMITH (Mass. 1741 - 1821)
- Frances Dora SMITH (Kent 1832 - 1922 Chelsea)
- Frances (Coape) SMITH (1788 - 1880)
- Francis Gurney SMITH (1784 - 1873)
- Francis Hawkins SMITH (? - 1817)
- Francis SMITH (1559? - 1600?)
- Francis (Deacon) SMITH (1658 - 1744)
- Francis SMITH [his child]
- Francis SMITH (? - 1651)
- Geiles SMITH ; aka Egidia SMYTH
- George SMITH
- George SMITH (1550? - 1596)
- George SMITH (1619 - 1662)
- George SMITH (1701 - 1769)
- George SMITH (1735 - ?)
- George SMITH (1765 - 1836)
- George SMITH [his child]
- George SMITH [his child]
- George SMITH [his child]
- George SMITH [his child]
- George SMITH (? - 1662 Conn.)
- George SMITH (Virg. 1769 - 1844 Virg.)
- George SMYTHE
- George (Sir; of Matford) SMYTHE (1560?? - ?)
- George SMYTHE [his child]
- George T. SMITH (1840 - 1895)
- Georgina SMYTHE
- Gerret Lammertse SMIDT (Manhattan, N.Y. 1685 - ?) ; aka Garret Lambertsen SMITH
- Gerrit Pietersen SMITH (N.J. 1743 - 1826 N.Y.)
- Gerrit SMITH (1797 - 1874) ; (Abolitionist; Philanthropist; Activist; Presidential Candidate; U.S. Congressman; financial backer of Jo....
- Gershom SMITH
- Gilbert SMITH [his child]
- Giles SMITH (1603? - 1669)
- Gladys Love SMITH (1912 - 1958)
- Grace SMITH [her child]
- Grace (Lee) SMITH (Yorks. 1600 - 1676 Mass.)
- Grace SMYTHE (1601 - 1647)
- Guy (Rev.) SMITH (1667? - 1720?)
- Guy SMITH (1725? - 1781)
- Hannah (Annie) SMITH ; (Anna)
- Hannah SMITH
- Hannah SMITH (1610? - 1675)
- Hannah SMITH (1642? - by 1691)
- Hannah SMITH (1647 - 1719)
- Hannah SMITH (1662 - 1704+)
- Hannah SMITH (1662 - ?)
- Hannah SMITH (1670 - 1742?)
- Hannah SMITH (1672 - 1728)
- Hannah SMITH (1678 - 1751)
- Hannah SMITH (1707? - ?)
- Hannah SMITH (1751? - ?)
- Hannah SMITH [her child]
- Hannah SMITH [her child]
- Hannah SMITH (Mass. 1741 - ?)
- Hannah SMITH (Mass. 1774 - 1864 Mass.)
- Harriet SMITH (N.Y. 1800 - 1867 Ohio)
- Harriet Theodosia SMITH
- Harry SMITH (1730? - ?)
- Hasadiah SMITH
- Helen SMITH [her child]
- Helena SMYTHE [her child]
- Henry SMITH
- Henry SMITH
- Henry SMITH
- Henry (of Pepper Harrow) SMITH
- Henry (Rev.) SMITH (1588? - 1647) ; (immigrant)
- Henry SMITH (1600? - 1647)
- Henry SMITH (1619? - 1687+)
- Henry SMITH [his child]
- Henry SMITH [his child]
- Henry SMITH [his child]
- Henry (Rev.) SMITH (? - 1648)
- Henry SMITH (? - 1682)
- Henry SMITH (Tanguir 1679 - 1766 Setauket)
- Henry `the Silver-tongued' (Rev.) SMITH [alt ped] (1598? - 1648) ; or: poss. Richard SMITH
- Henry (Rev.) SMITH [alt ped] (? - 1648)
- Hester SMITH (Mass. 1674 - ? )
- Hewitt SMITH (? - by 1768 Virg.)
- Hugh Colin SMITH (1836 - 1910)
- Hugh P. SMITH [his child]
- Hugh SMITH (1570? - ?)
- Hugh SMITH (1593? - ?)
- Hugh SMITH (1614 - 1655) ; (immigrant)
- Hugh SMITH [his child]
- Hugh SMITH (? - 1655?)
- Hugh (of Weald Hall) SMITH (? - 1745)
- Hugh SMITH (England 1660? - ? Tyrone, Eire)
- Humphrey SMITH (Mass. 1705 - 1777 Mass.)
- Ida Belle SMITH (1874 - 1954)
- Isaac SMITH (1745 - 1816)
- Isabel BLAND (1610? - 1699) ; aka Isabella SMITH
- Isabel SMITH [her child]
- Isabel SMYTHES ; (SMYTHE)
- Isabell SMITH (? - 1641+)
- Isabella SMYTHE (? - 1629 Virg.)
- Israel SMITH (Mass. 1739 - 1811 New York)
- Jacob SMITH (1814 - 1879)
- Jacobi SMITH (1540 - ?)
- James Henry SMITH [his child]
- James SMITH (1610? - 1676)
- James SMITH (1632 - 1692)
- James (of Great Torrington) SMITH (1639? - ?)
- James (of Camno) SMITH (1664 - ?)
- James SMITH (1675 - ?)
- James (Sir; of St.Audries) SMITH (1691 - 1734)
- James SMITH [his child]
- James SMITH [his child]
- James (of Torrington) SMITH (? - 1666?)
- James SMITH (Mass. 1685 - 1755 Mass.)
- Jane (poss. SMITH) (1674 - 1742) ; or: poss. Jane WHITE
- Jane SMITH
- Jane SMITH (1484? - 1509)
- Jane SMITH (1641? - ?)
- Jane SMITH (? - 1643+)
- Jane SMITH (New York 1755 - 1796 New Jersey)
- Janes (Esq.) SMYTHE [his child]
- Jannetje Adriaense LAMBERSEN (1652 - 1732+) ; aka Jenneke SMEET (SMITH)
- Jennett SMITH (1674 - 1745)
- Jeremiah SMITH (1648? - by 1720)
- Jeremiah SMITH [his child]
- Jeremiah SMITH (Mass. 1714 - 1754 Mass.)
- Jeremiah SMITH (Plymouth, Mass. 1685 - 1728)
- Joan (Ann) SMITH [her child]
- Joan SMITH (? - 1509?)
- Joan SMITH (Sussex ? - 1644 (or '27))
- Joan SMYTH (1368 - ?)
- Joan SMYTH (1442? - ?)
- Joan SMYTHE
- Joan SMYTHE [her child]
- Joan SMYTHE (? - 1573?)
- Joan SMYTHE (? - 1622)
- Joane SMYTHE [her child]
- Joanna Maria SMITH (1815 - 1876)
- Jochabed SMITH (1642? - 1698)
- John ADAMS (London 1767 - 1829 Pitcairn) ; (sailed to Pitcairn Island 1790 on Bounty ); aka Alexander SMITH
- John (SMITH) BLAND (1578? - 1668) ; or: John SMITH, see alt ped
- John `Osawatomie' BROWN (Torrington, Conn. 9/5/1800 - 2/12/1859 Charleston, Virg.) ; (Activist; Abolitionist; HERO; Martyr); aka Old (Capt.) Brown of OSAWATOMIE; Calvinist lay preacher, dedi....
- John (Sir) CARRINGTON (1374 - 1446) ; aka John SMYTH (SMYTHE); (raised in Gascony by Neville, succeeded to Carrington but fled upon usurpation ....
- John (of Withycotes) HARRIS (SMITH) (? - 1545?) ; aka John Herrice SMITH
- John Nantucket SMITH (1595? - 1656+)
- John SMITH
- John SMITH
- John (of Podbrook Hall) SMITH
- John SMITH (SMYTHE) ; Commissioner of Excise
- John (of Bidborough) SMITH
- John SMITH
- John SMITH
- John SMITH (1557? - 1612)
- John SMITH (1559? - ?)
- John SMITH (1580 - 1631) ; (immigrant)
- John SMITH (1587? - by 1674)
- John SMITH (1588 - ?)
- John SMITH (1595? - 1648?) ; (immigrant)
- John SMITH (1598? - 1670?)
- John SMITH (1601 - 1676)
- John SMITH (1621 - 1670)
- John SMITH (1623? - 1672?)
- John SMITH (1624 - 1698)
- John SMITH (1625? - 1674?)
- John SMITH (1628? - 1695)
- John (Sr.) SMITH (1637? - 1676?)
- John SMITH (1637? - 1700?)
- John SMITH (1639? - 1683)
- John SMITH (1641 - 1664)
- John SMITH (1644 - 1692)
- John SMITH (1647 - 1711)
- John SMITH (1656? - 1723) ; 105th Speaker of House of Commons; Chancellor of the Exchequer; etc.
- John SMITH (1661 - 1727)
- John SMITH (1662? - 1699)
- John (of Purton) SMITH (1663? - 1698) ; Speaker of House of Burgesses of Virginia
- John (III) SMITH (1697 - 1784?)
- John (Colonel) SMITH (1701? - 1775)
- John SMITH (1703 - 1787)
- John SMITH (1703? - 1767?)
- John (I) SMITH (1738 - 1786)
- John (II) SMITH (1765 - 1836)
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH [his child]
- John SMITH (? - 1547)
- John (of Exeter) SMITH (? - 1559?) ; (SMYTH)
- John SMITH (? - 1612)
- John (of Cropwell Boteler) SMITH (? - 1641+)
- John SMITH (? - 1660)
- John SMITH (? - 1668 (or '39)) ; poss. aka John BLAND (q.v.)
- John SMITH (? - 1669)
- John SMITH (? - 1678)
- John (of South Tedworth) SMITH (? - 1690?)
- John SMITH (? - 1690?)
- John SMITH (? - 1695?)
- John SMITH (? - 1704)
- John (Lieut.) SMITH (? - 1706?)
- John (Rev.) SMITH (? - 1710 Mass.)
- John SMITH (? - by 1642)
- John (Jr.) SMITH (by 1626 - 1692)
- John (Lieut.) SMITH (Engl. 1618? - 1691 Mass.)
- John SMITH (Engl. 1745? - 1835 Vermont)
- John SMITH (Londonderry, Eire 1729 - 1794 Baltimore)
- John (Jr.) SMITH (Mass. 1665 - 1724)
- John SMITH (Mass. 1672 - 1739 Conn.)
- John SMITH (Plymouth, Mass. 1669 - by 1742 Mass.)
- John SMITH (Surrey ? - 1591)
- John SMITH [alt ped] (1580 - 1631) ; (immigrant)
- [John SMITH, see alt ped] John (SMITH) BLAND (1578? - 1668) ; or: John SMITH, see alt ped
- John SMYTH [his child]
- John SMYTH [his child]
- John SMYTH (? - 1429?)
- John (Rev.; of Dublin) SMYTHE
- John (Sir) SMYTHE (1557 - 1608) ; (SMITH)
- John SMYTHE (? - 1544)
- John SMYTHE (? - 1649)
- John (3rd Baronet) SMYTHE (? - 1737)
- John (Sr.; of Corsham) SMYTHE (? - by 1538) ; (haberdasher, yeoman); High Sheriff of Essex
- Jonathan (Rev.) SMITH (1648?? - ?)
- Jonathan SMITH (1649? - 1724)
- Jonathan SMITH (1676 - 1744 )
- Joseph SMITH (1635? - 1690 Conn.)
- Joseph SMITH (1655 - 1697)
- Joseph SMITH (1667 - 1746)
- Joseph SMITH [his child]
- Joseph SMITH [his child]
- Joseph SMITH (? - 1797?)
- Joseph SMITH (Leeds, Yorks. 1611 - 1699?)
- Joseph (Sr.) SMITH (Mass. 1771 - 1840 Illinois) ; (DNA TESTS show R1b-M222)
- Joseph (Jr.) SMITH (Vermont 23/12/1805 - 24/6/1844 Carthage, Ill.) ; (PROPHET of the Church of Latter Day Saints; published The Book of Mormon )
- Joseph SMITH [alt ped] (1640? - 1690? Conn.)
- Joshua SMITH (1735 - 1819)
- Josiah SMITH (1738 - 1803)
- Josiah SMITH [his child]
- Joyce SMITH (? - 1684+)
- Joyce SMITH (? - 1684+)
- Judith Erdythe SMITH [her child]
- Judith SMITH
- Judith SMITH (1649 - 1674+)
- Julian SMITH ; (SMYTH)
- Katharine SMITH [her child]
- Katherine SMITH (? - 1664 R.I.)
- Katherine SMYTH
- Katherine SMYTHE (1564?? - 1615?) ; aka Mary Catherine SMYTHS; (2nd wife)
- Lambrecht SMEETS ; aka Lambert SMITH
- Laura Josephine SMITH (Omaha, Nebraska 1845 - 1928)
- Lawrence SMITH (1510? - ?)
- Lawrence (Major) SMITH (1628 - 1700 Virginia)
- Lawrence SMITH (? - 1621?)
- Letitia Isabella SMITH (? - 1714) ; (2nd wife)
- Levi SMITH (Mass. 1714 - 1793+ Mass.)
- Louisa Christian SMITH (1798 - 1861)
- Lucretia SMITH (1785 - 1850)
- Lucy SMITH (1619? - 1687 Mass.) ; or: poss. (Miss) HAPSCOTT
- Lucy SMITH (1689 - 1740)
- Lucy SMITH (1793 - ?)
- Lucy SMITH (? - 1759)
- Lydia SMITH (1684 - by 1744)
- Lydia SMITH [her child]
- Lydia SMITH (? - by 1720)
- Lydia SMITH [alt ped] (Conn. 1684? - ?)
- Madylin SMITH [her child]
- Magdalena SMITH (? - 1622) ; aka Magdelen SMYTH
- Mahula Duke SMITH (1806 - 1880+)
- Malcolm SMITH (1776 - ?)
- Margaret `Peggy' BRACKIN (1770? - 1857) ; aka Margaret SMITH
- Margaret FRYER (1594? - 1674 Mass.) ; (FRIAR; FRIER); (wargs shows her name as Lucy SMITH, same as daughter-in-law ... transcription error?)
- Margaret (Peggy) MacKall SMITH (1788 - 1852) ; First Lady (TAYLOR) of the United States
- Margaret SMITH ; (2nd wife)
- Margaret SMITH ; (Matilda)
- Margaret SMITH (1623? - 1658 Paris)
- Margaret (of Cannons) SMITH (1731? - 1814)
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH [her child]
- Margaret SMITH (? - 1487) ; (relation to same-named wife of Thomas Spencer's Uncle Thomas, q.v. ?)
- Margaret SMITH (? - 1683)
- Margaret SMITH (by 1487 - ?)
- Margaret SMITH (Cheshire)
- Margaret SMYTH
- Margaret SMYTH (1415? - ?)
- Margaret SMYTH (Surrey 1463? - 1501? Surrey)
- Margaret SMYTHE
- Margery Ellen SMITH (1658 - 1747)
- Margery SMITH (? - 1618)
- Maria Anne SMYTHE (Hamps. 1756 - 1837 Brighton, Sussex) ; aka Maria Anne WELD FitzHERBERT
- Maria Catharina SMITH (? - 1705?)
- Maria SMITH (? - 1843)
- [Marian SMITH] Marian NEWPORT (? - 1646?) ; or: poss. Marian SMITH; (Mary)
- Marianne SMYTH (? - 1867)
- Martha SMITH (1726? - 1813)
- Martha SMITH (1728 - 1789)
- Martha SMITH [her child]
- Martha SMITH (Mass. 1648 - 1716 Mass.)
- Mary (poss. SMYTHE)
- Mary Adelaide DeForest SMITH
- Mary Anne SMITH (Ohio 1801? - ?)
- Mary Frances SMITH (1852 - 1909)
- Mary Frances SMYTH (Dublin, Eire 1749 - 1796)
- Mary Goodale SMITH (1658? - 1699?)
- Mary SMITH
- Mary SMITH
- Mary SMITH
- Mary SMITH
- Mary SMITH
- Mary (Polly) SMITH (GOFF) ; or: poss. Anna McKinney Music BUNDY (2nd wife)
- Mary SMITH (1510? - 1568?)
- Mary SMITH (1603? - 1664)
- [Mary SMITH (wife of Benjamin Andrews)] Mary BARNES (1621? - 1694) ; or: Not! Mary SMITH (wife of Benjamin Andrews)
- Mary SMITH (1625 - 1712)
- Mary SMITH (1628 - 1668)
- Mary SMITH (1630 - 1703)
- Mary SMITH (1631? - ?)
- Mary SMITH (1636? - 1677)
- Mary SMITH (1637 - 1688)
- Mary SMITH (1643 - 1732)
- Mary SMITH (1658 - 1726?)
- Mary SMITH (1660 - 1726)
- Mary SMITH (1668 - 1707)
- Mary SMITH (1672 - 1732)
- Mary SMITH (1673 - 1707)
- Mary SMITH (1677? - 1742)
- Mary SMITH (1689 - 1771)
- [Mary SMITH] Hannah MARSH (1694 - 1759) ; or: poss. Mary SMITH
- Mary SMITH (1698 - 1746+)
- Mary SMITH (1698 - 1757)
- Mary SMITH (1700? - 1773)
- Mary SMITH (1717 - 1791)
- Mary SMITH (1741 - 1811)
- Mary SMITH (1752 - 1837)
- Mary SMITH (1788 - 1856) ; or: (stepmother: Rachel DONELSON)
- Mary SMITH (1867 - 1963)
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH [her child]
- Mary SMITH (? - 1646)
- Mary (Mercy) SMITH (? - 1680)
- Mary SMITH (? - 1680)
- Mary SMITH (Kent 1727 - ?)
- Mary SMITH (Mass. 1681 - 1769 Mass.)
- Mary SMITH (R.I. 1680? - ?)
- Mary SMITH (Virg.)
- Mary SMYTH (? - 1625 )
- Mary SMYTHE (? - 1567+) ; or: Prudence PECK, q.v.
- Mary Stanhope Clay SMITH (1787 - ?)
- Mary Teakle SMITH (1734 - 1794?)
- Matthew (Knight) SMITH (1593? - ?)
- Mehitable SMITH (1654+ - 1685 Conn.)
- Mehitable SMITH (Conn. 1735 - 1777)
- Michael SMITH [his child]
- Mildred Anne SMITH
- Mildred SMITH (? - by 1808)
- Mildred Warner SMITH (1682 - ?)
- Milege Obediah SMITH (S.C. 1837? - 1909 Miss.) ; (Milge Obe)
- Miriam SMITH [her child]
- (Miss) SMITH
- (Miss) SMITH (1628? - 1712 Long Isl., NY)
- (Miss) SMITH [her child]
- (Miss) SMITH [her child]
- (Miss) SMYTH [her child]
- (Miss) SMYTHE (SMYTH) ; or: poss. (Miss) WARSTED (q.v., John's wife)
- Mollie SMITH (1868 - ?)
- Moses SMITH (Mass. 1736 - ?)
- Murray Forbes SMITH
- Nancy SMITH (1708? - ?) ; (Nannie)
- Nancy SMITH [her child]
- Nancy SMITH [her child]
- Naomi O.C. Sarah SMITH (No. Carol. 1794? - 1858 Tennessee) ; aka Neoma Ocie SMITH; (her marriage license shows her as Cherokee)
- Nathan SMITH (1656 - 1726)
- Nathan SMITH (Vermont 1771 - 1827 Vermont)
- Nathaniel SMITH (1638? - 1692)
- Nehemiah (Rev.) SMITH (Staffords. 1605? - 1685 Conn.) ; (Nehamiah)
- Neoma Ocie, a CHEROKEE (1794? - 1858) ; aka Naomi O.C. Sarah SMITH
- Noah SMITH (1702 - ?)
- Obatiah SMITH (? - 1746?)
- Olive Alethea SMITH (? - 1964)
- Olive SMITH (1714? - 1798)
- Oswald (of Blendon Hall) SMITH (1794 - 1863 Kent)
- Pedday L. SMITH (1779 - 1850)
- Peetrus Gerritse SMIDT (N.Y. 1716 - 1797 N.Y.) ; aka Petrus Gerretsen SMITH
- Peter Gerrit SMITH (N.Y. 1768 - 1837)
- Peter SMITH
- Pherebe SMITH (? - 1810)
- Philip SMITH (1746 - ?)
- Philip (Lieut.) SMITH (Ipswich, Engl. 1632 - 1685 Mass.)
- Philippa SMITH (Berks. 1580? - ?)
- Phillip SMITH (1634 - 1700)
- Phillipa SMITH (1622? - 1687?)
- Preserved SMITH (Mass. 1679 - 1715 Mass.)
- Preston Earnest SMITH (1912 - 2003) ; Governor of Texas
- Prudence SMITH (1701 - 1774)
- Rachel SMITH ; or: Not! Martha WINAS
- Rachel SMITH (1620? - ?)
- Raffe SMITH (Oldhaugh, Cheshire ? - 1594 Warmington, Cheshire) ; aka Randall (Rafe) SMYTH
- Ralph SMITH (1613 - 1685)
- Randall SMYTH
- Randle SMITH (1565 - 1617)
- Rebecca Hite SMITH (1784 - 1854)
- Rebecca SMITH
- Rebecca SMITH (1735? - 1809 N.Y.) ; (2nd wife)
- Rebecca SMITH (1770? - 1809)
- Rebecca SMITH (1819 - 1901) ; or: (aka) Rebecca DAVIS
- Rebecca SMITH [her child]
- Rebecca SMITH (Conn. 1669 - 1750 Conn.)
- Rebekah SMITH (? - 1678+)
- Reuben David Jonathan SMITH (Mississippi 1853 - 1922 Miss.)
- Rhoda SMITH (1755 - 1836)
- Richard (of Cambridge) SMITH
- Richard SMITH (1530? - 1567)
- Richard (I) SMITH (1593 - 1647)
- [Richard SMITH] Henry `the Silver-tongued' (Rev.) SMITH [alt ped] (1598? - 1648) ; or: poss. Richard SMITH
- Richard SMITH (1613? - 1692?)
- Richard (II) SMITH (1626 - 1688)
- Richard `the Bull' SMITH (1628? - 1692 Norwalk, Conn.)
- Richard SMITH (1635 - 1690?)
- Richard SMITH (1707 - ?)
- Richard SMITH [his child]
- Richard SMITH [his child]
- Richard SMITH [his child]
- Richard SMITH (? - 1612)
- Richard SMITH (by 1595 - 1669+ Conn.)
- Richard `the Bull' SMITH [alt ped] (1612? - 1692 Norwalk, Conn.)
- Richard SMYTH (1418? - ?)
- Richard SMYTH (1570? - 1638)
- Richard SMYTHE (? - 1527? (or 1472?))
- Robert Garvays SMITH (1370? - ?)
- Robert Hovel SMITH (? - 1610?)
- Robert Hovel (II) SMITH (? - 1622)
- Robert John (2nd Lord) CARRINGTON (1796 - 1868) ; (SMITH)
- Robert Lee SMITH (Miss. 1877? - 1931)
- Robert (of Wickham Market) SMITH
- Robert SMITH (1395? - ?)
- Robert (III) SMITH (1500? - 1539)
- Robert SMITH (1599? - ?)
- Robert SMITH (1612? - 1706?)
- Robert SMITH (1626 - 1693)
- Robert SMITH (1638 - 1696)
- Robert SMITH (1698? - ?)
- Robert SMITH (1701? - 1744?)
- Robert SMITH [his child]
- Robert SMITH [his child]
- Robert SMITH [his child]
- Robert (I) SMITH (? - 1490?)
- Robert (II) SMITH (? - 1520?)
- Robert SMITH (1st Baron CARRINGTON of UPTON; of Bulcot Lodge) (Nottingham 1752 - 1838 London)
- Robert SMITH (Penns. 1757 - 1842 Baltimore) ; (fought at Battle of Brandywine; patriot in American Revolution; lawyer); 6th U.S. Secretary of State; U.....
- Robert SMYTH (1539 - 1590)
- Robert SMYTH [his child]
- Robert (of Thames Ditton) SMYTH (? - 1539)
- Roger SMITH (1577? - 1672?)
- Roger (Sir) SMITH (? - 1655) ; aka Roger HARRIS
- Rosaleen SMITH (1857 - 1938) ; (Nancy Rosalene, Nannie, Rosalyn)
- Rose SMYTHE (? - 1533+) ; (Margaret; SMYTHER)
- Ruth SMITH (1571? - 1664?)
- Ruth (Rachel) SMITH [her child]
- Ruth SMITH (? - by 1754)
- Ruth SMITH (Ohio 1799 - 1887 Indianapolis)
- Samuel Grandville SMITH (1729 - 1800)
- Samuel SMITH
- Samuel SMITH (1575 - 1618)
- Samuel (Lieut.) SMITH (1602 - 1680 Mass.)
- Samuel SMITH (1664 - 1724)
- Samuel SMITH (1666 - 1748)
- Samuel SMITH (1670 - 1747)
- Samuel SMITH (1688 - 1740+)
- Samuel SMITH (1694? - 1737)
- Samuel SMITH (1696 - ?)
- Samuel SMITH (1714 - 1785)
- Samuel SMITH (1728 - 1798)
- Samuel SMITH [his child]
- Samuel SMITH [his child]
- Samuel SMITH [his child]
- Samuel SMITH (? - 1745 Conn.)
- Samuel SMITH (Conn. 1639 - 1703 Mass.)
- Samuel SMITH (Halifax, Yorks. 1565 - ?) ; (SMYTH)
- Samuel SMITH (Mass. 1644 - 1719 N.J.)
- Samuel SMITH (Pennsylvania 1752 - 1839 Baltimore) ; Mayor of Baltimore; General; U.S. Senator
- Samuel SMITH (Tyrone, Eire 1691 - 1784 Baltimore)
- Samuel Stanhope SMITH (1751 - 1819) ; (Pres. of Princeton Univ.)
- Sanford (Dr.) SMITH (Conn. 1760 - 1815 N.Y.)
- Sara SMITH (? - 1607)
- Sarah SMITH
- Sarah SMITH
- Sarah SMITH (1569? - 1649)
- Sarah SMITH (1621 - 1697)
- Sarah SMITH (1621 - 1697)
- Sarah SMITH (1629 - 1713)
- Sarah SMITH (1646? - ?)
- Sarah SMITH (1660 - 1738)
- Sarah SMITH (1661 - by 1737)
- Sarah SMITH (1665? - ?)
- Sarah SMITH (1671? - 1717)
- Sarah SMITH (1690 - 1772)
- Sarah SMITH (1706 - ?)
- Sarah SMITH (1753? - ?)
- Sarah SMITH [her child]
- Sarah SMITH [her child]
- Sarah SMITH [her child]
- Sarah SMITH (? - 1674 Conn.)
- Sarah SMITH (? - 1709 New Jersey)
- Sarah SMITH (Mass. 1741 - ?)
- Sarah SMITH (Midx. ? - 1607 Surrey)
- Sarah SMITH (Virg. 1660 - by 1720)
- Sardius Washington SMITH (Ohio 1828 - 30/10/1838 Haun's Mill, Missouri) ; (at age ten he was the youngest slain in the Haun's Mill Massacre; his brains were blown out with a muske....
- Seth SMITH (Mass. 1706 - ?)
- Shubael SMITH (Delaware 1692 - 1769 N.J.)
- Shubael SMITH (Mass. 1654 - 1734 Mass.)
- Sidney J. SMITH (No. Carol. 1846 - 1924)
- Simon SMITH (1658? - ?)
- Smythe FOLSHAM (1519? - 1565) ; aka Adam (SMYTHE?) FOLSOM
- Stephen SMITH (1686? - ?)
- Stephen SMITH [his child]
- Stephen SMITH (? - 1793)
- Stephen SMYTH [his child]
- Susan SMITH
- Susanna SMITH (1628? - 1692 Providence, R.I.)
- Susanna SMITH (1682 - 1743)
- Susanna SMITH (1707? - 1790)
- Susanna SMYTHE
- Susannah SMITH
- Susannah SMITH ; or: poss. Susannah FRANCIS
- Susannah SMITH (1578 - ?)
- Susannah SMITH (1615? - 1673) ; or: poss. Jane STOODLIE, q.v.
- Susannah SMITH (1650 - 1713)
- Susannah SMITH [her child]
- [Susannah SMITH] Rhoda TINKER (by 1611 - by 1696) ; or: poss. Susannah SMITH; aka Rhoda HOLT
- Susannah SMYTH
- Susanne SMITH (1708 - 1741)
- Sybil SMITH (1754 - 1829)
- Tabitha SMITH (1705 - 1755 )
- Thomas Carrington (Sir; of Rivenhall) SMITH (1406?? - ?) ; (CARRINGTON)
- Thomas Edward (of Mitcham) SMYTH
- Thomas SMITH
- Thomas SMITH
- Thomas SMITH ; Mayor of Abingdon (1584)
- Thomas SMITH (1589? - 1675?)
- [Thomas SMITH] Christopher SMITH (1592? - 1638?) ; or: prob. not Thomas SMITH
- Thomas SMITH (1599 - ?)
- Thomas (II) SMITH (1599? - 1630?)
- Thomas SMITH (1605 - 1693)
- Thomas (of Nottingham) SMITH (1631? - 1699)
- Thomas SMITH (1664 - 1700)
- Thomas SMITH (1706 - 1788)
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH [his child]
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1538)
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1560)
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1603+)
- Thomas (Sir; of PARSONS GREEN) SMITH (? - 1609)
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1614?) ; Sheriff of Cheshire
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1689)
- Thomas (Capt.) SMITH (? - 1693+)
- Thomas SMITH (? - 1744)
- Thomas SMITH (Yorks. 1660? - 1692 N.J.)
- Thomas SMYTH (1656? - 1725) ; Bishop of Limerick
- Thomas SMYTH [his child]
- Thomas SMYTHE (1446? - ?)
- Thomas (Sir) SMYTHE (1558? - 1625 Kent) ; 1st Governor of East India Company; Treasurer of Virginia Company, etc.
- Thomas SMYTHE [his child]
- Thomas `Customer' (Sir; of Ostenhanger) SMYTHE (Kent 1526? - 1591 Kent) ; (SMITH); (haberdasher, Customer of Port of London; purchased land from Thomas Sackville and Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester)
- Thomasine SMITH (1803? - 1847)
- Timothy SMITH (1731 - ?)
- Ursula SMITH [her child]
- Waitstill SMITH (1659 - 1747)
- Walburge SMITH (? - 1643)
- Walter Hillman SMITH (Miss. 1886 - ?)
- Walter SMITH (1660? - 1711)
- Walter SMITH [his child]
- Walter (Major) SMITH [his child]
- Walter (William) SMYTHE (1726? - 1788) ; (SMYTHES)
- Warren SMITH (Massachusetts 1794 - 30/10/1838 Haun's Mill, Missouri)
- Wilburn Edgar SMITH (1896 - 1940)
- Wilburn Juriston SMITH (1870 - ?)
- William B. SMITH (1780? - 1860)
- William Coates SMITH (New Jersey 1804 - 1882)
- William E. Henry SMITH (1816 - 1870)
- William Henry SMITH (1708 - 1776)
- William Henry (Major) SMITH (New York 1689 - 1767)
- William Heriz SMITH ; aka William SMITH-HARRIS
- William Peartree SMITH
- William Peartree SMITH (1723 - 1801)
- William SMITH
- William (Sir; of Hill Hall) SMITH
- William SMITH
- William SMITH (1505? - 1550)
- William SMITH (1545? - ?)
- William SMITH (1618? - 1670)
- William SMITH (1628 - ?)
- William SMITH (1655 - ?)
- William SMITH (1666 - 1730)
- William SMITH (1681 - ?)
- William (Jr.; Rev.) SMITH (1707 - 1783)
- William SMITH (1756 - 1835)
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH [his child]
- William SMITH (? - 1552)
- William SMITH (? - 1564?)
- William SMITH (? - 1622?)
- William SMITH (? - 1645?)
- William SMITH (? - 1670?)
- William SMITH (by 1612 - ?)
- William SMITH (Dublin)
- William (Colonel) SMITH (Northamptons. 1654 - 1704 New York)
- William SMITH (Sussex)
- William (of Dundrum) SMYTH
- William (of Quarndon) SMYTH
- William SMYTHE
- William (of Nunstainton) SMYTHE
- William SMYTHE (1412?? - 1467?)
- William SMYTHE (1482? - ?)
- Wlliam E. SMITH (No. Carol. 1818 - 1890)
- Wlliam S. SMITH (1780? - 1850?)
- Wyatt SMITH (1768? - 1857)
- Zipporah SMITH (Conn. 1735 - 1794 Mass.)
SMITHE
SMITHER
SMITHFIELD
SMITHSON
SMITHTON
SMITON
SMITSHUYSEN or SMITSHUISEN
SMITTON
SMJORBALTE
SMOLENSK
SMOLENSKA
SMOLENSKY
SMOOT
SMULLING
SMYRLE
SMYRNA
SMYTH or SMYTHE or SMYTHES --- (see also SMITH)
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Alice SMYTHE (1566? - ?) ; (SMITH)
- Ambrosia SMYTH (1442? - ?)
- Ann Elizabeth SMYTHE
- Anne SMYTH
- Anne (Agnes) SMYTH [her child]
- Anne SMYTHE (1542? - 1610?)
- Barbara SMYTH [her child]
- Barbara SMYTH (Yorks. 1596? - 1644 Mass.)
- Blanche SMYTHE [her child]
- Christopher (Esq.; of Annables) SMITH (1510? - ?) ; (SMYTH)
- Cicely SMYTH
- Corbetta SMYTH (SMITH)
- David SMYTHE
- David (of Methuen) SMYTHE
- Dorothy SMYTH (1611? - ?)
- Dorothy SMYTH (? - 1766)
- Edward (4th Baronet) SMYTHE (1719 - 1784)
- Edward (1st Baronet) SMYTHE (? - 1714)
- Elizabeth Mary Anne SMYTHE (? - 1843)
- Elizabeth SMYTH (? - 1587)
- Elizabeth SMYTHE
- Elizabeth SMYTHE (? - 1631?)
- Elizabeth SMYTHE (? - 1669)
- Elizabeth SMYTHES (1592 - 1664?)
- Geiles SMITH ; aka Egidia SMYTH
- George SMYTHE
- George (Sir; of Matford) SMYTHE (1560?? - ?)
- George SMYTHE [his child]
- George SMYTHES (? - 1590 Somersets.) ; (SMYTHIES)
- Georgina SMYTHE
- Grace SMYTHE (1601 - 1647)
- Helena SMYTHE [her child]
- Isabel SMYTHES ; (SMYTHE)
- Isabella SMYTHE (? - 1629 Virg.)
- Jane SMYTHES (? - 1568?) ; (see similarly-named husband and wife from century later)
- Jane SMYTHES (? - 1658)
- Janes (Esq.) SMYTHE [his child]
- Joan SMYTH (1368 - ?)
- Joan SMYTH (1442? - ?)
- Joan SMYTHE
- Joan SMYTHE [her child]
- Joan SMYTHE (? - 1573?)
- Joan SMYTHE (? - 1622)
- Joane SMYTHE [her child]
- Johannes SMYTHES (Wrington, Somersets.) ; (SMYTHIES)
- John (Sir) CARRINGTON (1374 - 1446) ; aka John SMYTH (SMYTHE); (raised in Gascony by Neville, succeeded to Carrington but fled upon usurpation ....
- John SMITH (SMYTHE) ; Commissioner of Excise
- John (of Exeter) SMITH (? - 1559?) ; (SMYTH)
- John SMYTH [his child]
- John SMYTH [his child]
- John SMYTH (? - 1429?)
- John (Rev.; of Dublin) SMYTHE
- John (Sir) SMYTHE (1557 - 1608) ; (SMITH)
- John SMYTHE (? - 1544)
- John SMYTHE (? - 1649)
- John (3rd Baronet) SMYTHE (? - 1737)
- John (Sr.; of Corsham) SMYTHE (? - by 1538) ; (haberdasher, yeoman); High Sheriff of Essex
- John SMYTHES (1551 - 1626) ; (SMYTHIES)
- Julian SMITH ; (SMYTH)
- Katherine SMYTH
- Katherine SMYTHE (1564?? - 1615?) ; aka Mary Catherine SMYTHS; (2nd wife)
- Magdalena SMITH (? - 1622) ; aka Magdelen SMYTH
- Margaret SMYTH
- Margaret SMYTH (1415? - ?)
- Margaret SMYTH (Surrey 1463? - 1501? Surrey)
- Margaret SMYTHE
- Maria Anne SMYTHE (Hamps. 1756 - 1837 Brighton, Sussex) ; aka Maria Anne WELD FitzHERBERT
- Marianne SMYTH (? - 1867)
- Mary (poss. SMYTHE)
- Mary Frances SMYTH (Dublin, Eire 1749 - 1796)
- Mary SMYTH (? - 1625 )
- Mary SMYTHE (? - 1567+) ; or: Prudence PECK, q.v.
- (Miss) SMYTH [her child]
- (Miss) SMYTHE (SMYTH) ; or: poss. (Miss) WARSTED (q.v., John's wife)
- Raffe SMITH (Oldhaugh, Cheshire ? - 1594 Warmington, Cheshire) ; aka Randall (Rafe) SMYTH
- Randall SMYTH
- Richard SMYTH (1418? - ?)
- Richard SMYTH (1570? - 1638)
- Richard SMYTHE (? - 1527? (or 1472?))
- Robert SMYTH (1539 - 1590)
- Robert SMYTH [his child]
- Robert (of Thames Ditton) SMYTH (? - 1539)
- Rose SMYTHE (? - 1533+) ; (Margaret; SMYTHER)
- Samuel SMITH (Halifax, Yorks. 1565 - ?) ; (SMYTH)
- Smythe FOLSHAM (1519? - 1565) ; aka Adam (SMYTHE?) FOLSOM
- Stephen SMYTH [his child]
- Susanna SMYTHE
- Susannah SMYTH
- Thomas Edward (of Mitcham) SMYTH
- Thomas SMYTH (1656? - 1725) ; Bishop of Limerick
- Thomas SMYTH [his child]
- Thomas SMYTHE (1446? - ?)
- Thomas (Sir) SMYTHE (1558? - 1625 Kent) ; 1st Governor of East India Company; Treasurer of Virginia Company, etc.
- Thomas SMYTHE [his child]
- Thomas `Customer' (Sir; of Ostenhanger) SMYTHE (Kent 1526? - 1591 Kent) ; (SMITH); (haberdasher, Customer of Port of London; purchased land from Thomas Sackville and Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester)
- Walter (William) SMYTHE (1726? - 1788) ; (SMYTHES)
- William (of Dundrum) SMYTH
- William (of Quarndon) SMYTH
- William SMYTHE
- William (of Nunstainton) SMYTHE
- William SMYTHE (1412?? - 1467?)
- William SMYTHE (1482? - ?)
- Willus SMYTHES (Somersets. 1470? - ?)
SMYTHER
SMYTHES or SMYTHS --- (see also SMYTH)
SMYTHIES
SMYTHSON
SMYTHWIN
SNACHENBERG
SNAERSDOTTIR or SNJASDOTTIR
-
Driva SNAERSDOTTIR (302? - ?) ; aka Drifa SNJASDOTTIR; aka Svanhvit DRIVA; Princess of FINLAND
SNAERSSON
SNAKENBORG
SNAP
SNAPE
SNARE
SNARFORD
SNARSKI or SNARSKA
SNAVELEY
SNAVELY
SNAWESHILL or SNAWESHYLL
SNAWSELL
SNEAD
SNEADE
SNEBERG or SNEBERGER
SNECKE or SNECKY
SNEDBJALKE
SNEDE
SNELFORD
SNELGROVE or SNELLGROVE
SNELL
SNELLE
SNELLGROVE --- (see SNELGROVE)
SNELLINCK
SNELLING
SNELS
SNELSTON
SNEVEGHEM
SNEWELIN --- (see SCHNEWLIN)
SNEWLI
SNEYD or SNEYDE or SNYED
SNITTERTON
SNIVEL
SNJALLSEN
SNJASDOTTIR --- (see SNAERSDOTTIR)
SNODOYE
SNOEY
SNOPKOWSKI or SNOPKOWSKA
SNOUCKAERT
SNOVER
SNOW or SNOWE
SNOY
SNYDER
SNYED --- (see SNEYD)
SOALES
SOALHAES
SOAME
SOANA
SOANE
SOANES
SOAPER
SOAR
SOARDO
SOARES or SOAREZ
SOBBE
SOBECKE
SOBEK
SOBEKUR or SOBEKURSKY
SOBERANO
SOBIEKURSKI
SOBIESKI or SOBIESKA or SOBIESKY
SOBLET
SOBRADO
SOBRARBE
SOBRINGE
SOCHACZEW
SOCKBURN
SOCKBURNE
SOCKETT
SOCLICE
SOCLING
SOCTON
SODAR
SODEMANN
SODERHIELM
SODERINI
SODERTORN
SODINGE
SODINGTON or SODDINGTON
SODOM
SODRE
SOEIRA
SOEIRO
SOER --- (see SOOR)
SOEST
SOETERN
SOFFRENSEN
SOFFUMBERG
SOGDIA or SOGDIANA
SOGGESDON
SOGN or SOGNE
SOHAEMUS
SOHAM
SOHIER
SOHREVARD
SOISSONS
SOJO
SOKOLOWSKA
SOLA
SOLABIS
SOLAINES
SOLARIIS --- (see SOLERS)
SOLARO
SOLART
SOLDAN
SOLDANI
SOLDEN
SOLDNER
SOLDONIERI
SOLE
SOLEIGNY --- (see also SOLIGNY)
SOLEIMA
SOLENBI
SOLENNEIO
SOLER
SOLERS or SOLARIIS
SOLESMES
SOLEY
SOLEYAR
SOLEYJAR
SOLFARSSON --- (see SOLVARSSON)
SOLGASSON
SOLGENA or SOLGENS
SOLIER
SOLIGNAC or SALIGNAC
SOLIGNY or SOLEIGNY or SOLIGNE or SULEINI
SOLIS
SOLISLES
SOLIZZOLE or SOLIZZONE --- (see also SALIZZOLO)
SOLLE
SOLLERN
SOLLIER
SOLM --- (see also SALM)
SOLMAN
SOLME
SOLMS or BURG-SOLMS or SOLMS-BARUTH or SOLMS-BRAUNFELS or SOLMS-BURGSOLMS or SOLMS-HOHENSOLMS or SOLMS-LAUBACH or SOLMS-LICH or SOLMS-RODELHEIM or SOLMS-SONNENWALD
SOLNEY
SOLOFRA
SOLOMNES
SOLOMONIC or SOLOMONID
SOLOMUN
SOLOPISK
SOLRE
SOLSONA
SOLTAN
SOLTAU
SOLUTREAN
SOLVAR
SOLVARSSON or SOLFARSSON or SOLVARSON or SOLVASON
SOLYOM
SOLZ
SOMACONE
SOMAGLIA
SOMAING
SOMALIA
SOMARLEDSDATTER
SOMASTER
SOMBEKE
SOMBERNON
SOMBREFFE or SOMBREFFEE
SOMEKHI
SOMERBY
SOMERCOTTS
SOMERHILL
SOMERI or SOMERIE --- (see SOMERY)
SOMERLED
SOMERLEDSDOTTIR
SOMERLEDSON or SOMERLEDSSON
SOMERS
SOMERSET
SOMERTON
SOMERVILLE or SOMERVILL or SOMMERVILLE
SOMERY or SOMERI or SOMERIE
SOMHAIRLE
-
R1a-L448 y-Haplogroup (Scandinavia 1000 BC ) ; (very large clade); (ISLES, MacDOUGALL-SOMERLED, MacDONALD-SOMERLED, SOMHAIRLE, MacRORY, etc.; FINLAND and SCANDINAVIA)
- Somerled (II) MacGILLEBRIDE (1113? - 1164) ; Lord/Thane of the ISLES; 8th Thane of ARGYLL; King of South Isles; aka Somhairle Mor; (DNA TESTS reveal S....
SOMIEDO
SOMIS
SOMLYO
SOMMA
SOMMARIPA
SOMMELSDIJK or SOMMELSDYCK or SOMMELSDYKE
SOMMERFELD
SOMMERLAND
SOMMERLATH
SOMMERS
SOMMERSCHENBURG or SOMMERSHENBURG
SOMMERTON
SOMMERVILL
SOMMERVILLE --- (see also SOMERVILLE)
SOMMIERES
SOMNER
SOMNITZ
SOMVANSHI
-
Soma (King) of YADAV ; eponym of the SOMVANSHI Dynasty; (Som); aka Chandra (Candra) the GRAHA, GOD of the Moon; aka Rajanipati, ....
SONCK
SONDE
SONDERBERG
SONDERJYLLAND
SONDERNDORF
SONDERSHAUSEN
SONDES
SONE
SONECK
SONEKE
SONG
SONGKLA
SONICOOIE
SONNBERG
SONNEGG or SONNECK
SONNENBERG
SONNEVELT
SONNEVILLE
SONNEZ
SONNIG
SONTHEIMER
SOOLE --- (see SOULE)
SOONES
SOONICOOIE
SOOP
SOOR or SOER or SORE
SOOTHILL --- (see SOTHILL)
SOPER
SOPHENE
SOPIHA
SOPRA
SOPRON
SOR
SORA
SORAGNA
SORANZO
SORAU
SORBA
SORBARA
SORBEN
SORBENMARK
SORBS
SORCERER or CHARMER or ENCHANTER or ENCHANTRESS or MAGIC or MAGICAL or MAGICIAN or SORCERESS or WIZARD --- (see also RISHI)
-
Alberich the SORCERER ; (poss. brother of Merovech; poss. aka Regin of Norse myth); aka Oberon
- Alberich the SORCERER [alt ped] ; (Oberon)
- Borghild the SORCERESS ; (1st wife)
- Circe (of AEAEA) the ENCHANTRESS ; (IMMORTAL, SORCERESS, WITCH); aka Kirke of CORCYRA (or of CORINTH ?)
- Cupid (GOD of Love) ; aka Eros (Cupido Amor), q.v.; (ENCHANTER)
- Emzara (Coba) ; or: Titea (Emzara's nickname or sister); poss. aka Naamah the CHARMER
- Frigga (GODDESS of the Clouds) ; poss. aka Freyja (Freia) of the VANIR (GODDESS of Love, MAGIC, War, etc.); eponym of Friday
- Gerald FitzGERALD (II; 11th Earl) of KILDARE (? - 16/11/1585) ; `the WIZARD Earl'
- Henry PERCY (9th Earl) of NORTHUMBERLAND (1564 - 1632) ; `The WIZARD Earl'; K.G.
- Hippolyte (Queen) of the AMAZONS ; (her MAGICAL girdle was the object of one of the labours of Hercules)
- Hreidmar the MAGICIAN (King) of the DWARFS ; (Hreithmarr)
- Iardanus (King) of LYDIA ; (SORCERER)
- John (8th of Merchistoun) NAPIER (Edinburgh 1550? - 4/4/1617 Edinburgh) ; aka Marvellous MERCHISTON; (very famous Mathematician, Invented logarithms, etc.; alleged MAGICIAN; epony....
- [MAGIC Phallus from Heath Fire] Spurius Tullius (Prince) of CORNICULUM ; or: poss. MAGIC Phallus from Heath Fire
- Marduk, Chief GOD of ASSYRIA ; Patron GOD of BABYLON; (God of Water and MAGIC; associated with Judgment, Vegetation, Planet Jupiter)
- Merlin AMBROSIUS ; aka Myrddin Wylt, Merlinus Caledonensis, Emrys, Llallogan (Lailoken); poss. aka Merlin of CELLYDON WOOD; ....
- Michael (Sir; 2nd of BALWEARIE) SCOTT (Fifes. Scot. ? - 1294?) ; `the WIZARD '; astrologer, Author
- Naamah the CHARMER ; (discovered arts of spinning and weaving); (Nahamah Na'amah Noema Naamus); (poss. a DEMONESS and succubus....
- Notarga ; (a SORCERER who prepared glory for his sons, but the glory went to Frana)
- Sogolon CONDE ; aka Sogolon Kolonkan (Kedjou) `the Buffalo daughter'; (ugly, hunch-backed, frightening SORCERESS)
- Son of IVALDI ; (the Sons of Ivaldi were dwarves who created MAGICAL items)
- Svafrlami SIGRLAMASSON (King) of GARDARIKI ; or: Frodi (King) of DANES; aka Svafrlami (Svaflami Svaflam) of NORWAY; (legendary King of RUSSIA, had MAGIC sword Tyrfing, which cou....
- Vamun the SORCERER [his child]
- Warren BUFFETT (Omaha, Nebraska 1930) ; aka `the Sage' (WIZARD or ORACLE) of OMAHA; (very successful investor; C.E.O. of Berkshire-Hathaway; 16th....
- Wsjeslaw I Brjatschislawitsch (Prince) von POLOTSK (? - 1101) ; aka Vseslav `the Werewolf'; aka Usiaslau (the SORCERER) BRYACHISLAVICH; (as senior RURIKIDE he claimed an....
- Zarathustra (Zoroaster) (890 BC - 817 BC) ; aka Zartusht (Zarathushtra); (Zarathustra means `Golden Star' or `Possessing Divine Knowledge'); `1st MAG....
SORCY
SORE --- (see SOOR)
SOREL or SOREAU
SORELL
SORENC
SORENSDATTER
SORENSEN
SORGEN
SORGENLOCH
SORIA
SORIANO
SORICK
SORKVERSSON
SORMELLA
SORN
SOROW
SORREBY
SORRED
SORREINEN
SORRELL
SORREZ
SORROW
SORRUS or SORUS
SORTAMBOSE
SORTELHA
SORTINO
SORUS --- (see SORRUS)
SOSA
SOSE
SOSLANI
SOSNOWSKI or SOSNOWSKA
SOSS
SOTBY
SOTEHILL or SOTEHYLL --- (see SOTHILL)
SOTEREN
SOTERN
SOTHEBY
SOTHEHILL --- (see SOTHILL)
SOTHERIN
SOTHERN or SOTHERON
SOTHERTON --- (see SOUTHERTON)
SOTHILL or SOOTHILL or SOTEHILL or SOTEHYLL or SOTHEHILL or SOUTHILL
SOTHY
SOTO
SOTOMAYOR or SOTOMAIOR or SOTTOMAYOR
SOTRA
SOTTEGHEM or SOTTENGHEIM or ZOOTEGHEM or ZOTTEGHEM
SOTTO
SOTTOMAYOR --- (see SOTOMAYOR)
SOTWELL
SOUABE --- (see SWABIA)
SOUASTRE
SOUBISE
SOUCHEIRON
SOUCY
SOUD
SOUDAN
SOUDAY
SOUDE
SOUDENBALCH or ZOUDENBALCH
SOUGNE
SOUGORSKY
SOUILLE
SOULANGE
SOULARD
SOULDET
SOULE or SOOLE
SOULIS or SOULES
SOULTON
SOULZ --- (see SULZ)
SOUNDE
SOUNE
SOURBONNE
SOURDEAC
SOURDELLE
SOURDEVAL
SOURDIS
SOURE
SOUREN
SOURS
SOUSA or SOUSA RIBEIRO --- (see SOUZA)
SOUSEL
SOUSER
SOUTER
SOUTH
SOUTH ISLES --- (see also ISLES)
SOUTH MUNSTER --- (see also MUNSTER)
SOUTH PENNINES --- (see also PENNINES)
SOUTH RHEGED --- (see also RHEGED)
SOUTH WALES or DEHEUBARTH or MANAU SOUTH WALES --- (see also WALES)
SOUTHAIC
SOUTHALL
SOUTHAM
SOUTHAMPTON
SOUTHARD
SOUTHCOTT or SOUTHCOTE
SOUTHEBY
SOUTHERAY
SOUTHERLAND --- (see SUTHERLAND)
SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN VIENNEOIS --- (see also VIENNA)
SOUTHERNE
SOUTHERNWOOD
SOUTHERTON or SOTHERTON
SOUTHESK
SOUTHGATE
SOUTHILL or SOUTHILLS --- (see also SOTHILL)
SOUTHMAYD
SOUTHOE
SOUTHPOLE
SOUTHWARD
SOUTHWARK or SUDWERC
SOUTHWELL
SOUTHWICK
SOUTHWORTH
SOUTHWYN
SOUTO
SOUTZO
SOUVAIN
SOUVERAINE
SOUVIGNY
SOUVILLE
SOUVRAY
SOUVRE
SOUZA or CASA DE SOUZA or SOUSA or SOUSA RIBEIRO
SOVANA
SOVENSHEIM
SOVEROSA or SOVEROZA
SOVIET
-
Josef (Generalissimo) STALIN (18/12/1878 - 5/3/1953) ; politician, Activist, Dictator, Party Secretary & Prime Minister of SOVIET UNION (RUSSIA); (EVIL; among ....
SOVRANO
SOWELL
SOWERBY
SOWLES
SOWTELL
SOWTER
SOWTON
SOYE
SOYECOURT
SOYHIERES
SOZZIFANTI
SPAARNWOUDE
SPADA
SPADAFORA
SPADY
SPAEN
SPAIN, Kings of (chronological)
- See the Pedigree of Gargoris Mellicola
for the legendary ancient Kings in Spain.
- There is a Kingdom of Galicia in Eastern Europe which shares the
name of a Spanish Kingdom, but has no other relationship.
- The Kings of Galicia and Asturias, if both existed, were always the same person.
- The Kings of Castile and Toledo, if both existed, were always the same person.
- The Kings of Navarre and Pamplona, if both existed, were always the same person.
- The Kings of Aragon and Valencia, if both existed, were always the same person.
- Pre-Celtic and Celtic Kings are not shown (with exception
of legendary Milesian Kings).
Some Visigothic Kings (in Septimania and Hispania)
are not shown.
Some Pretenders or Regents are not shown.
Vassal Kings (Kings of Seville, Kings of Suebia under the Visigoths, etc.)
are not shown.
Counts (e.g. of Castile) are not shown.
Roman governors and Muslim rulers are not shown.
- No attempt is made to detail history (e.g. that Septimania passed,
Roman -> Visigoth -> Emirate of Cordoba -> Franks -> Gothic march;
was a semi-autonomous Languedoc but was brought under French control
by the Albigensian Crusade.).
- After 1139, we write just "Leon" for Kings of Leon and Galicia.
- After 1217, we write just "Castile" for Kings of Castile, Leon and Galicia.
- After 1238, we write just "Aragon" for Kings of Aragon and Valencia.
- After 1512, we write just "Spain" for Kings of Castile, Leon, Galicia,
Aragon, Valencia.
- After 1512, there were two Kings of Navarre. The King of
(upper) Navarre was always the same person as the King of Spain.
- From 1512 to 1610 we write "Navarre" for the King of (lower) Navarre.
- After 1610, the King of (lower) Navarre was always the same
person as the King of France.
- An asterisk (*) appears by a date when a reign was interrupted,
or did not apply to all listed Kingdoms.
Legendary Milesian Kings in Galicia
|
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While it is likely that Gaelic nobles did indeed
arrive in Ireland from Spain, details may be fictional.
|
(Gaelic Galicia) | [?] |
Brath mac Deatha
|
(Gaelic Galicia, etc.) | [?] |
Breogan mac Bratha
|
(Gaelic Galicia, etc.) | [?] |
Bille mac Nemain
|
(Gaelic Galicia, etc.) | [?] |
Gallamh Milesius
|
Visigoths arrive in Spain
|
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(Visigothic) | [?-441?] |
Adulphus
|
Beginning of Suebic Kings of Galicia
|
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(1, Galicia) | [409-456] |
Hermeric
|
(2, Galicia) | [438-448] |
Rechila
|
(3, Galicia) | [448-456] |
Rechiar
|
Suebic Civil Wars
|
---|
(Galicia) | [456-457] | Aioulf (general under Theodoric II)
|
(Galicia) | [457-460*] |
Maldras
|
(north Galicia) | [457-457] | Framta
|
(north Galicia) | [457-464] | Richimund
|
(south Galicia) | [460-464] | Frumar
|
(4, Galicia) | [464-464] |
Remismund
|
Dark Period
|
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(Galicia?) | [?] |
Hermenerico II
|
(Galicia?) | [?] |
poss. Rechila II
|
(Galicia?) | [?] |
poss. Reciario II
|
(Galicia?) | [?] |
poss. Theodomiro
|
(Galicia) | [?] | Theodemund
|
(Visigothic) | [?-531?] |
Amalaric I
|
Final Suevic Period
|
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(5, Galicia) | [550-558] | Chararic
|
(6, Galicia) | [558-561] | Ariamir
|
(7, Galicia) | [561-570] |
Theodemar
|
(8, Galicia) | [570-583] |
Ariamiro (II?)
|
(9, Galicia) | [583-584] |
Eboric, son of Ariamiro (II?)
|
(10, Galicia) | [584-585] | Andeca
|
(11, Galicia) | [585] | Malaric
|
(Visigothic) | [?-586] |
Hermenegild II
|
Visigothic Kings of Galicia
|
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(1, Galicia) | [585-586] |
Liuvigild
|
(2, Galicia) | [586-601] |
Reccared I
|
(3, Galicia) | [601-603] |
Liuva II, son of Reccared I
|
(4, Galicia) | [603-610] |
Witteric
|
(5, Galicia) | [610-612] | Gundemar
|
(6, Galicia) | [612-621] |
Sisebut
|
(7, Galicia) | [621] |
Reccared II, son of Sisebut
|
(8, Galicia) | [621-631] |
Suintila
|
(9, Galicia) | [631-636] |
Sisenand, son of Suintila
|
(10, Galicia) | [636-640] |
Chintila
|
(11, Galicia) | [640-641] |
Tulga
|
(12, Galicia) | [641-653] |
Chindasuinth
|
(13, Galicia) | [649-672] | Reccesuinth
|
(14, Galicia) | [672-680] |
Wamba, son of Tulga
|
(15, Galicia) | [680-687] |
Erwig
|
(Visigothic) | [?-687?] |
Ardabast
|
(16, Galicia, Septimania, Hispania) | [687-702] |
Egica
|
(17, Galicia, etc.) | [?-710] |
Wittiza
|
(18, Galicia) | [710-712] |
Roderic
|
Visigothic Galician Kingdom expands Eastward
|
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(1, eastern Asturias) | [718-737] |
Pelayo
|
(2, Asturias) | [737-739] |
Favila, son of Pelayo
|
(3, Asturias) | [739-757] |
Alfonso I the Catholic
|
(4, Asturias) | [757-768] |
Fruela I the Cruel
|
(5, Asturias) | [768-774] | Aurelio
|
(6, Asturias) | [774-783] |
Silo
|
(7, Asturias) | [783-788] |
Mauregato the Usurper
|
(8, Asturias) | [788-791] |
Bermudo I the Monk
|
(9, Asturias) | [791-842] |
Alfonso II the Chaste, son of Fruela I
|
(1, Pamplona) | [824-852] |
Inigo Arista
|
The next King was elected, and no relation to Beni Alfonso
dynasty
|
(10, Asturias) | [842] | Nepociano (Nepotian Nepomucino)
|
(11, Asturias) | [842-850] |
Ramiro I
|
(12, Asturias, Leon) | [850-866] |
Ordono I
|
(2, Pamplona) | [852-882] |
Garcia Iniguez
|
(13, Asturias, Leon) | [866-910] |
Alfonso III the Great
|
(3, Pamplona) | [882-905] |
Fortun Garces
|
Upon the death of Alfonso III, the Asturias domains
were divided into three Kingdoms: Leon, Galicia, and Asturias.
|
(Leon) | [910-?] |
Garcia I, son of Alfonso III
|
Beginning of Jimenez Dynasty of Pamplona & Navarre
|
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(1, Navarre) | [905-925] |
Sancho Garces
|
Galician Kings after Alfonso III the Great
|
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(1, Galicia, Leon) | [910-924] |
Ordono II
|
(2, Galicia, Leon, Asturias) | [924-925] |
Fruela II
|
(3, Galicia, Leon) | [925-926] |
Alfonso Froilaz, son of Fruela II
|
(2, Navarre) | [925-931] |
Jimeno Garces, son of Garcia Jimenez
|
(4, Galicia) | [926-929] |
Sancho I, son of Ordono II
|
(5, Galicia, Leon) | [924*-931] |
Alfonso IV the Monk
|
(3, Navarre) | [931-970] |
Garcia Sanchez I
|
(6, Galicia, Leon) | [931-951] |
Ramiro II
|
(7, Galicia, Leon) | [951-956] |
Ordono III
|
(8, Galicia, Leon) | [956-966*] |
Sancho I the Fat
|
(9, Galicia, Leon) | [958-960] |
Ordono IV the Wicked
|
(10, Galicia, Leon) | [966-984*] |
Ramiro III
|
(4, Navarre) | [970-994] |
Sancho II Garces
|
(11, Galicia, Leon) | [982*-999] |
Bermudo II the Gouty
|
(12, Galicia, Leon) | [999-1028] |
Alfonso V the Noble
|
(13, Galicia, Leon) | [1028-1037] |
Bermudo III, son of Alfonso V
|
(5, Navarre) | [994-1004] |
Garcia Sanchez II
|
(6, Navarre) | [1004-1035] |
Sancho III the Great
|
Kingdom of Aragon founded
|
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(1, Aragon) | [1035-1063] |
Ramiro I
|
Jimenez Dynasty of Castile
|
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(Before this time, Castile was ruled by a Count, not a King.)
|
(14, Castile, Leon, Galicia) | [1037-1065] |
Ferdinand I the Great
|
(7, Navarre) | [1035-1054] |
Garcia Sanchez III
|
(8, Navarre) | [1054-1076] |
Sancho IV Garces
|
Navarre was ruled by Kings of Aragon for a while.
|
(2, Aragon, Navarre) | [1063*-1094] |
Sancho Ramirez
|
(15, Galicia, Portugal) | [1065-1072] |
Garcia II, son of Ferdinand I
|
(16, Castile, Leon) | [1065*-1072] |
Sancho II the Strong, son of Ferdinand I
|
(17, Leon, Galicia, Castile) | [1065*-1109*] |
Alfonso VI the Brave
|
(3, Aragon, Navarre) | [1094-1104] |
Peter I
|
(4, Aragon, Navarre) | [1104-1134] |
Alfonso I the Battler
|
(18, Galicia, Leon, Castile) | [1109-1126*] |
Urraca
|
Beginning of Castile House of Burgundy
|
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(19, Galicia, Leon, Castile) | [1111*-1157] |
Alfonso II/VII the Emperor
|
(5, Aragon) | [1134-1137] |
Ramiro II the Monk
|
(9, Navarre) | [1134-1150] |
Garcia Ramirez the Restorer
|
(6, Aragon) | [1137-1164] |
Petronila
|
(10, Navarre) | [1150-1194] |
Sancho VI the Wise
|
In 1139, Portugal became independent of Galicia;
Refer to Kings of Portugal.
(Joint Kings of Portugal with Spain or Galicia are shown below.)
What was left of Galicia effectively merged with Leon.
Castile merged with Toledo.
|
(Castile) | [1157-1158] |
Sancho III the Desired
|
(20, Leon) | [1157-1188] |
Ferdinand II
|
(Castile) | [1158-1214] |
Alfonso VIII the Noble
|
Petronila's marriage to Raymond Berenger of Barcelona and Provence joined these Counties to Aragon
|
(7, Aragon, Barcelona etc.) | [1164-1196] |
Alfonso II the Troubadour
|
(21, Leon) | [1188-1230] |
Alfonso VIII/IX
|
(11, Navarre) | [1194-1234] |
Sancho VII the Strong, son of Sancho VI the Wise
|
(8, Aragon) | [1196-1213] |
Peter II the Catholic
|
(9, Aragon, Majorca, Valencia) | [1213-1276] |
James I the Conqueror
|
(Castile) | [1214-1217] |
Henry I, son of Alfonso VIII
|
(Castile) | [1217] |
Berengaria
|
The marriage of Berengaria and Alfonso VIII/IX
united the Kingdoms of Castile and Leon; hereafter we write
just "Castile" to denote both Kingdoms.
|
(22, Castile) | [1217*-1252] |
Ferdinand III the Saint
|
Beginning of Navarre House of Champagne
|
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(12, Navarre) | [1234-1253] |
Theobald I the Posthumous
|
(23, Castile) | [1252-1284] |
Alfonso X the Learned
|
(13, Navarre) | [1253-1270] |
Theobald II the Young, son of Theobald I
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(14, Navarre) | [1270-1274] |
Henry I the Fat
|
(15, Navarre) | [1274-1305] |
Joan I
|
(24, Castile) | [1284-1295] |
Sancho IV the Brave
|
(25, Castile) | [1295-1312] |
Ferdinand IV the Summoned
|
(10, Aragon) | [1276-1285] |
Peter III the Great
|
(Majorca) | [1276-1311*] |
James II
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Beginning of Navarre House of Capet
|
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(16, Navarre, France) | [1284-1305] |
Philip I the Fair
|
(11, Aragon) | [1285-1291] |
Alfonso III the Liberal, son of Peter III the Great
|
(12, Aragon) | [1291-1327] |
James II the Just
|
(17, Navarre, France) | [1305-1316] |
Louis I the Quarreller
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(Majorca) | [1311-1324] |
Sancho, son of James II
|
(26, Castile) | [1312-1350] |
Alfonso XI the Just
|
(18, Navarre, France) | [1316] |
John I the Posthumous
|
(19, Navarre, France) | [1316-1322] |
Philip II the Tall
|
(20, Navarre, France) | [1322-1328] |
Charles I the Fair
|
(Majorca) | [1324-1344] |
James III
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James III also had two children who claimed Majorca
but didn't rule.
|
(13, Aragon) | [1327-1336] |
Alfonso IV the Kind
|
(21, Navarre) | [1328-1349] |
Joan II
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Beginning of Navarre House of Evreux
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(22, Navarre) | [1328-1343] |
Philip III the Wise
|
(23, Navarre) | [1349-1387] |
Charles II the Bad
|
(27, Castile) | [1350-1369] |
Peter the Cruel
|
(14, Aragon) | [1336-1387] |
Peter IV the Ceremonious (also of Majorca from 1344)
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Borgonha Dynasty
|
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(Portugal, claimed Galicia & Leon) | [1369-1373] |
Ferdinand I of Portugal
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Lancaster Claim
|
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(*, claimant to Castile & Leon) | [?-1399] |
John of Gaunt
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Beginning of Trastamara Dynasty of Castile
|
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(28, Castile) | [1369-1379] |
Henry II the Bastard
|
(29, Castile) | [1379-1390] |
John I of Castile
|
(15, Aragon) | [1387-1396] |
John I the Hunter
|
(24, Navarre) | [1387-1425] |
Charles III the Noble
|
(30, Castile) | [1390-1406] |
Henry III the Infirm
|
(16, Aragon) | [1396-1410] |
Martin I the Elder
|
Martin died without heirs; this was the end of the
Besalu Dynasty of Barcelona (and Aragon, etc.) that traced back
to Wilfred I the Hairy (d. 897) or earlier.
|
(31, Castile) | [1406-1454] |
John II of Castile
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Beginning of Aragon House of Trastamara
|
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(17, Aragon) | [1412-1416] |
Ferdinand I the Honest
|
(18, Aragon) | [1416-1458] |
Alfonso V the Magnanimous
|
(25, Navarre) | [1425-1441] |
Blanche I
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Beginning of Navarre House of Trastamara
|
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(26, Navarre, Aragon) | [1425-1479*] |
John II the Great (same as John II of Castile above)
|
(27, claimant to Navarre) | [1441-1461] |
Charles IV, son of Blanche I
|
(32, Castile, claimed Aragon) | [1454-1474] |
Henry IV the Impotent
|
(19, Aragon, Navarre) | [1458-1479] |
John II the Great
|
(28, claimant to Navarre) | [1461-1464] |
Blanche II, daughter of Blanche I
|
(*, claimed Aragon) | [1463-1466] |
Peter V, son of Pedro de Coimbra
|
(29, Navarre) | [1464*-1479] |
Eleanor
|
(*, claimed Aragon) | [1466-1472] |
Rene d'Anjou, King of Naples
|
(33, Castile) | [1474-1504] |
Isabella I the Catholic
|
(Portugal, Galicia, claimant Castile) | [1475-1481*] |
Afonso V of Portugal
and Juana la Beltraneja
|
The following King of Aragon served
as Regent of Castile after his wife's death.
|
(20, Aragon) | [1474*-1516] |
Ferdinand II the Catholic
|
Beginning of Navarre House of Foix
|
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(30, Navarre) | [1479-1483] |
Francis Phoebus, son of Gaston of Foix
|
(31, Navarre) | [1483-1517] |
Catherine
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Beginning of Navarre House of Albret
|
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(32, Navarre) | [1484-1516] |
John III
|
(34, Castile, Aragon) | [1504*-1555] |
Joanna the Mad
|
(Regent of Castile) | [1504-1506] |
Philip I the Handsome
|
(Regent of Castile) | [1506-1516] |
Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros
|
In 1512 Ferdinand of Aragon defeated
John III of Navarre; Navarre was split into Upper (South) and
Lower (North) parts, with the former now united with Aragon.
Both parts used the title King of Navarre; see Kings
of Aragon and Spain for Upper Navarre; following are
kings of Lower Navarre.
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The next King was heir to Aragon, Valencia,
Castile, etc.
After here, we write just "Spain" to denote all Kingdoms except
Lower Navarre and Portugal.
|
(1, Spain, and Austria, HRE, etc.) | [1516*-1556] |
Charles I
|
(33, Navarre) | [1516-1555] |
Henry II
|
(34, Navarre) | [1555-1572] |
Joan III
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Beginning of Navarre House of Bourbon
|
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(35, Navarre) | [1555-1562] |
Anthony
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(2, Spain, conq. Portugal) | [1556-1598] |
Philip II (I)
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(36, Navarre, France) | [1572-1610] |
Henry III the Great
|
After this the Kings of Navarre and France
were the same person; see Kings of France
for further kings of Navarre; this title was used until 1830.
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(3, Spain, and Portugal) | [1598-1621] |
Philip III (II)
|
During the reign of Philip IV (III), Catalonia and
Portugal seceded from the Spanish Union.
|
(4, Spain, and Portugal) | [1621-1665] |
Philip IV (III)
|
(5, Spain) | [1665-1700] |
Charles II
|
(rival 6, Spain, and Austria, HRE) | [1665-1740] |
Charles II the Emperor
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Bourbon Dynasty of Spain
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(6, Spain) | [1700-1746*] |
Philip V
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(7, Spain) | [1724] |
Luis I
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(9, Spain) | [1746-1759] |
Fernando VI
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(10, Spain) | [1759-1788] |
Charles III
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(11, Spain) | [1788-1808] |
Charles IV
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(12, Spain) | [1808*-1833] |
Fernando VII
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House of Bonaparte
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(rival, Spain, Naples) | [1808-1813] |
Joseph Bonaparte,
son of Carlo Maria Buonaparte
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House of Borbon, 1st Restoration
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(14, Spain) | [1813-1833] |
Fernando VII, same as above
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(15, Spain) | [1833-1868] |
Isabella II
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House of Savoy
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(16, Spain) | [1870-1873] |
Amadeo I
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Interregnum (1st Spanish Republic)
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House of Borbon, 2nd Restoration
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(17, Spain) | [1874-1885] |
Alfonso XII
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(18, Spain) | [1886-1931] |
Alfonso XIII
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Interregnum (2nd Spanish Republic)
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Interregnum (Franco Dictatorship)
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(-, Spain) | [1936-1975] |
Francisco Franco
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House of Borbon, 3rd Restoration
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(19, Spain) | [1975-2014] |
Juan Carlos
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(20, Spain) | [2014-present] |
Philip VI
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(Pretender, Spain) | [2010-present] |
Carlos, son of Charles V
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(Pretender, Navarre & France) | [1994-present] |
Carlos Bourbon-Parma
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(Pretender, Navarre & France) | [1989-present] |
Louis, son of Alphonse de Bourbon-Dampierre
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SPAIN or ESPAIA or ESPANA or ESPANHA or SPANJE
-
'Abd Allah I (Emir) of CORDOBA (842? - 912?) ; aka Abdallah ibn MUHAMMED (of SPAIN)
- Alfonso I `the Battler' (King) of ARAGON y NAVARRE (? - 1134) ; self-styled EMPEROR of SPAIN
- Alfonso VI `the Brave' of LEON (by 1040 - 1109) ; King of Leon & CASTILE; EMPEROR of SPAIN
- Alfonso XIII (King) of SPAIN (1886 - 1941) ; aka Alphonso XIII Leon Fernando (Ferdinand Santiago) Maria (Jaime) Isidro (Idsidro) Pasquale Anthony BOURBON; K.G.; K.Go.Fl.
- Alfonso (Infante) of SPAIN (1901 - 1954)
- Alphonso II (King) of CASTILE & GALICIA (1103 - 1157) ; aka Alfonso Raimundez (Alphonso Raimond) VII King of LEON; `the Good'; (EMPEROR in SPAIN)
- Alphonso XII (King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1857 - 1885 Madrid) ; aka Alfonso XII Francisco de Assisi Fernando Pio; K.G.; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Amadeus I de SAVOIE (King) of SPAIN (1845 - 1890) ; 1st Duca di AOSTA; (Amedeo Ferdinando Maria); K.Go.Fl.
- Amalaric I (II; King) of VISIGOTHS in SPAIN (? - 531?) ; or: poss. Gesalic (King : Amalaric's brother?); aka Amalarich I of the WEST GOTHS; EMPEROR of SPAIN; aka Amalarico I des WISIGOTHS
- Amalia Felipina (Infanta) of SPAIN (1834 - 1905)
- Anne (HABSBURG) d' AUTRICHE (Valladolid 1601 - 1666 Paris) ; aka Ana Maria de ESPAIA; Regent of FRANCE
- Ardabast (Count/King) of the VISIGOTHS (Greece ? - 687) ; or: (NN), brother of Chindaswinth; aka Ardavazd, Ardebasto (BALTHES) of SPAIN
- Astur II (King) in SPAIN ; (living at time of Trojan War)
- Athanagild (II; King) of the VISIGOTHS ; aka Athanagildo of SPAIN; aka Anthanaghilde BALTHES; (Athanagild was taken as a small child to Constantinople)
- Atlas the TITAN ; prob. King in Ancient SPAIN; aka Atlas of LIBYA; eponym of Atlantic Ocean; poss. King of ATLANTIS; poss. aka Atlas ITALUS
- Aupais (of SPAIN) (654? - 705?) ; (Elphide Alpais Chalpaida Alpaide)
- Baetus (King in Ancient SPAIN) (? - 1783+ BC)
- Beara d' ESPANA
- Beara More of SPAIN
- Bile (Bille) MacNEMAIN of SPAIN (889? BC - 839? BC)
- Brath (MacDEATHA) of SPAIN (Gothia ? - ? Galicia) ; (Breatha Bracheus Bratha) King of GEULIA and GALICIA
- Breogan MacBRATHA of SPAIN (927? BC - 872? BC) ; (Broegan Brian Breoghan Brigus); completed conquest of Northern Iberia; King of Galicia, Andalusia, Murci....
- Brigus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Carlos Hugo BOURBON (Duke) of PARMA (Paris 8/4/1930 - 18/8/2010 Barcelona) ; aka Charles Hugues Xavier Marie Sixte Louis Robert Jean Georges Benoit Michel; Count of MONTEMOLIN; (PRETENDER-KING of SPAIN)
- Carlos de LACERDA (1320? - 1354) ; Conde de ANGOULEME; aka Carlos of SPAIN
- Carlota Joaquina Teresa CAYETANA de ESPAIA (1775 - 1830) ; (BOURBON)
- Catherine Michaela (Princess) of SPAIN (Madrid 1567 - 1597 Turin) ; aka Katherine Michela HABSBURG; aka Catalina Micaela de ESPAIA
- Charles III de BOURBON (IV; King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1716 - 1788 Madrid) ; aka Karl VII of the Two SICILIES; aka Carlos III Sebastiano de BORBEDN; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Charles VI HABSBURG (Holy Roman EMPEROR) (1685 - 1740) ; aka Karl VI of AUSTRIA; (also claimant King of SPAIN, and allowed to style himself so); K.Go.Fl.
- Charles I (King) of SPAIN (1500 - 1558) ; aka Karl V von HAPSBURG the Holy Roman EMPEROR; Archduke of AUSTRIA, of GHENT, Comte de CHAROLAIS; Duke o....
- Charles IV (King) of SPAIN (1748 - 1819 Naples) ; aka Carlos IV Antonio Pascual Francisco Javier de BORBEDN; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Charles II (King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1661 - 1700 Madrid) ; aka Carlos II `el Hechizado' de ESPANA; (HABSBURG); K.Go.Fl.
- Cixilona (Cixila Cixilie) of SPAIN ; aka Cixillo of the VISIGOTHS; (some srcs erroneously show her as father of her child, instead of mother!)
- Egicca (Ergica) (King) of the VISIGOTHS (? - 702) ; King of Visigothic SPAIN; (Ergico Argica Aquila); poss. aka Flavio Egica (Rex) de HISPANIA
- Ervik (King) of the VISIGOTHS (? - 687) ; aka Ervigio (Erwig Erwigio); King of Visigothic SPAIN
- Erythrus (King in Ancient SPAIN) (Gadir)
- Felipe VI (King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1968) ; aka Felipe Juan Pablo Alfonso de Todos los Santos de BORBON y de Grecia
- Ferdinand VII BOURBON (King) of SPAIN (& the Indies) (1784 - 1833) ; aka Ferdinando VII Maria Francisco de Paula Domingo; K.G.; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Ferdinand V (King) of CASTILE (SPAIN) (1452 - 1516) ; aka Fernando II (de) TRASTAMARA (King) of ARAGON; K.G.; K.Go.Fl.; `the Catholic'; his marriage unified the Aragon and Castile thrones
- Ferdinand WITTELSBACH (Prince) of SPAIN (1884 - 1958) ; (Ferdinand Maria Ludwig Franz von Assisi Isabellus Adalbert Ildefons Martin Bonifaz Joseph Isidro)
- Fernando VI (King) of SPAIN (1713 - 1759) ; aka Ferdinand de BOURBON; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Francisco de Asis Maria Ferdinand of SPAIN (& the Indies) (1822 - 1902) ; Duke of CADIZ; King Consort of SPAIN; (Francisco was prob. an impotent homosexual; he is shown as Alphons....
- Francisco FRANCO (Generalissimo) BAHAMONDE (Ferrol, Galicia 4/12/1892 - 20/11/1975 Madrid) ; (Victor of the Spanish Civil War, becoming Caudillo/Dictator of SPAIN); aka Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teodulo FRANCO y Bahamonde
- Francisco JIMENEZ de CISNEROS (Regent of SPAIN) (? - 1517) ; Archbishop of Toledo; Cardinal
- Francisco de Paula Antonio Maria BOURBON of SPAIN (1794 - 1865)
- Fruela FERRANDEZ (Duke) of CANTABRIA (? - 653+) ; aka Froyla de ESPANA; (of CANTAMBRA)
- Gallamh `Milesius' (King) in SPAIN (853? BC - 806? BC) ; aka Mil (Mileadh) Espane MacBILE; numerous fantastic exploits; aka Galamh MIL'ESPAINE; eponym of MILESIAN Dynasty
- Geryon the GIANT (King) ; King in Ancient SPAIN; (Geryoneus); (poss. had three heads, three bodies, wings, etc.)
- Heber More of SPAIN
- Hercules LYBIUS ; poss. King of Ancient SPAIN
- Hermenegild II (King) of the VISIGOTHS (? - 586 Valencia) ; aka Ormagildo of SPAIN; aka Hermeneghild (Hermenigild) II `the Holy' BALTHES; (Saint)
- Hispal (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Hispan (King in Ancient SPAIN) ; (after Hispan, Hercules Lybius ruled, followed by Atlas)
- Iberus (King in Ancient SPAIN) ; eponym and progenior of SPAIN (IBERIA)
- Idubeda (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Isabel BOURBON (Princess) of SPAIN (1789 - 1848) ; (Maria Isabel)
- Isabel II Maria Louisa (Queen) of SPAIN (& the Indies) (1830 - 1904)
- Isabella (I; Queen) de CASTILE (1451 - 1504) ; `the Catholic'; financed the discovery voyages of Christopher Columbus; initiated the Inquisition; partly....
- Jaime de BOURBON (Duke) of SEGOVIA & Anjou (Segovia 1908 - 1975 Switz.) ; aka Jaime Luitpold Isabelino Enrique Alejandro Alberto Alfonso Victor Acacio Pedro Pablo Maria (Infante) of SPAIN; ...
- Juan Carlos (King) of SPAIN (Rome 1938) ; K.G.; K.Go.Fl. (Head); aka Juan Carlos Alfonso Victor Maria de BORBON y BORBON-DOS SICILIAS
- Juan Carlos Teresa Silvestre Alfonso (Count) of BARCELONA (San Ildefonso 1913 - 1993) ; aka Juan III Carlos de BOURBON; Claimant King of SPAIN; K.Go.Fl. (Head)
- Juana (Queen) de ESPANA (Toledo 1479 - 1555) ; aka Joanna (Joan) `the Mad' of CASTILE; ARAGON; TRASTAMARA; co-Regent with son Charles V Habsburg
- Katherina (Catalina) HABSBURG (1507 - 1578) ; Princess of SPAIN
- Leopold Stephan Karl von HOHENZOLLERN-SIGMARINGEN (1835 - 1905 Berlin) ; (one source shows as King of SPAIN ?)
- Leovigild (King) of the VISIGOTHS (512? - 586 Toledo) ; aka Leovigildo (Leovegildo Liuvigild Leodegild), King of SPAIN; de SEPTIMANIE
- Leovigild (King) of the VISIGOTHS [alt ped] (519 - 586 Toledo) ; aka Leovigildo (Leovegildo Liuvigild Leodegild Leuvigild), King of SPAIN; de SEPTIMANIE ?; Koenig der WESTGOTEN
- Louis Alphonse (Gonzalve Victor Emmanuel Marc) de BOURBON (Madrid 1974) ; Duke of ANJOU; Louis XX, PRETENDER-KING of FRANCE & of SPAIN
- Luis I (King) of SPAIN (1707 - 1724)
- Lusus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Maria Ana HABSBURG (Princess) of SPAIN (Madrid 1606? - 1646 Linz, Austria) ; poss. eponym of Mariana Islands
- Maria Ana Vitoria de BORBON y Farnesio (Madrid 1718 - 1781 Lisbon) ; aka Maria Anna Viktoria (Infanta) of SPAIN
- Maria (HABSBURG) de ESPANA (1528 - 1603)
- Maria de las MERCEDES (Infanta) of SPAIN (Madrid 1911 - 1953 Madrid, Spain) ; aka Maria de las Mercedes Teresa Maria de la Paz Ferdinanda Adalberta Cristina Antonia Isidra etc.
- Maria Luisa de BOURBON (Naples 1746? - 1792 Vienna) ; of SPAIN (de ESPAIA); of NAPLES & Sicily
- Maria Luisa (Infanta) of SPAIN (1782 - 1824 Rome) ; (Maria Luisa Josefina Antonieta)
- Maria Luisa (Princess) of SPAIN (1832 - 1897) ; aka Louisa Maria Fernanda
- Maria de la PAZ (Princess of SPAIN) (1862 - 1946) ; (de BOURBON)
- Maria (Infanta) of SPAIN (1880 - 1904)
- Maria Teresa Cecilia Zita Carlotta of BOURBON-PARMA (Princess of SPAIN) (Paris 26/7/1933 - 26/3/2020 Paris, France) ; (Activist; `Red Princess'; 1st royal to die of coronavirus covid-19)
- Maria TRASTAMARA de ARAGON (1482 - 1517) ; aka Mary de SPAIN; Princess of CASTILE & Aragon; Infantin von KASTILIEN-ARAGON; (2nd wife)
- Marie Antonette de BORBEDN (1729 - 1785) ; aka Maria Antonia (Antoinetta) Ferdinande (Infanta) of SPAIN
- Marie Theresa Isabel Eugenia Patricinio Diega (Infanta) of SPAIN (1882 - 1912)
- Marie-Louise of PARMA (Parma 1751 - 1819 Rome) ; aka Maria Luisa (Luigia) Teresa di BORBONE, Infanta of SPAIN
- Marie-Therese HABSBURG (Princess) of SPAIN (Madrid 1638 - 1683 Versailles) ; aka Maria Theresia of AUSTRIA; (1st wife)
- Mendola de ESPANA [her child]
- Musa ben NUSEIR al-BEKIR (632? - 717 Damascus) ; aka Musa ibn NUSAIR (ibn NUSAYR); Governor/Emir of North AFRICA & SPAIN; Conquistador de la Peninsula
- (NN) ... (NN) in SPAIN ; several missing generations
- (NN) ... (NN) in SPAIN ; poss. missing generations
- (NN; Princess) of the VISIGOTHS ; (of SPAIN)
- Oca (King) in SPAIN
- Palatuus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Philip (Felipe) V de BOURBON (King) of SPAIN (Versailles 1683 - 1746 Spain) ; Duke of ANJOU; also King of The Indies; K.Go.Fl.; (his 45-year reign is the longest among modern Spanish Kings)
- Philip IV HABSBURG (King) of SPAIN (Valladolid 1605 - 1665 Madrid) ; aka Philip III King of PORTUGAL; in 1640 lost Portugal to John IV of Braganza, q.v.; K.Go.Fl.
- Philip II HAPSBURG (King) of SPAIN (1527 - 1598) ; co-regent (and 'King') of ENGLAND; conquered Portugal, aka Philip I King of PORTUGAL (Personal Union of I....
- Philip III (King) of SPAIN (Madrid 1578 - 1621 Madrid) ; aka Felipe III de ESPAIA; aka Philip II King of PORTUGAL; (in the 1617 Onate Agreement the HABSBURG Empir....
- Reccared I (King) of the VISIGOTHS in SPAIN (559? - 601?) ; aka Recardeo (Recared Rekkared) I BALTHES; Chief of the TERVINGI
- Romus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Salario (King) in SPAIN ; (Salatio)
- Sicanus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Siceleus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Sicorus (King in Ancient SPAIN) ; (Orus)
- Siculus (King in Ancient SPAIN) ; (Ulus)
- Sigebut BALTHES (King) of the VISIGOTHS (570? - 621?) ; aka Sisibuto (Sisebut Susebuto; BALTO) de SPAIN; (der WESTGOTEN)
- Swinthila (King) of the VISIGOTHS (584? - 633?) ; aka Suintilo (Suintila BALTHES) de SPAIN; (VISIGOTHS = VISTULA GOTHS, TERWINGER-WESI)
- Tagus (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Testa LIBYCUS (King in Ancient SPAIN)
- Thubal ben JAPHETH of Ancient SPAIN ; aka Tubal (YAPHETIDY) ben JAPHETH; (5th son of Japhet); one of the Progenitors of Europe
- Witiza (King) of the VISIGOTHS (? - 710+) ; King of Visigothic SPAIN; aka Witica (Wittiza) of GALICIA
SPAINS
SPALDING --- (see SPAULDING)
SPANBEIM or SPANBIEN
SPANBY
SPANDKO --- (see SPANKAU)
SPANGEN
SPANHEIM --- (see SPONHEIM)
SPANIER
SPANJE --- (see SPAIN)
SPANKAU or SPANDKO
SPANN
SPANNERBOCK
SPANOWSKY
SPANTEKOW
SPANY
SPAON
SPAR
SPARENBERG
SPARHAM
SPARHAWK or SPARHAWKE
SPARK or SPARKE
SPARKES or SPARKS
SPARMONT
SPARNECK
SPARR
SPARRAU
SPARRE
SPARREN
SPARRON
SPARROW
SPARRY
SPARTA
SPARTID
SPARTOCID
SPARWEIN
SPAT
SPATGEN
SPAUBACH
SPAUER or SPAUR or SPAUR-FLAVON
SPAULDING or SPALDING
SPAUR or SPAUR-FLAVON --- (see SPAUER)
SPAXTON
SPAYNE
SPAYNELL
Speaker of House, U.S.A.
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William Brockman BANKHEAD (1874 - 1940) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.
- James Gillespie BLAINE (1830 - 1893) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; U.S. Senator; Presidential Candidate (Rep. 1884); 28th and 31st U.S. Secretary of State
- Henry CLAY (1777 - 1852) ; great Orator; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; U.S. Senator (one of five greatest Senators); 9th U.S. Secr....
- Schuyler II COLFAX (New York 1823 - 1885 Minn.) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; Vice President of the U.S.A. #17 under Grant
- John Nance `Cactus Jack' GARNER (1868 - 1967) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; Vice President of the U.S.A. #32 under F.D. Roosevelt
- Nicholas (IV) LONGWORTH (Cincinatti 1869 - 1931 So. Carol.) ; (House Majority Leader; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.)
- James Knox POLK (Tenn. 2/11/1795 - 15/6/1849 Nashville) ; President of the United States #11 (Democ : 1845-1849); U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; Governor of Tennessee
- Samuel Taliaferro RAYBURN (Tennessee 1882 - 1961 Texas) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.; eponym of Rayburn Office Bldg.
- Robert Charles WINTHROP (Boston 1809 - 1894 Boston) ; U.S. Speaker of House of Reps.
SPEAKE
Speaker of House, England
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William ALLINGTON (ALINGTON) (? - 1446) ; Lord of Bottisham & Horseheath; Treasurer of The Exchequer; High Sheriff of Cambridges. & Huntingdons.;....
- William (of Horseheath) ALLINGTON (? - 1459 (or '48?)) ; 38th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (1st Baron Audley of WALDEN) AUDLEY (1488? - 1544) ; K.G.; 51st Speaker of House of Commons, Lord Chancellor, etc.
- John (Sir; Knight of Sissinghurst) BAKER (? - 1558) ; 56th Speaker of House of Commons, Chancellor of the Exchequer, etc.
- Walter (Sir) de BEAUCHAMP (? - 1430?) ; 17th Speaker of House of Commons, Master of the King's Horse, Treasurer, etc.
- Henry (1st Baron; de) BEAUMONT (? - 1339? Scotl.) ; Justiciar of Scotland; 8th Earl of BUCHAN; 3rd Prolocutor (Speaker) of House of Commons
- Robert (Sir) BELL (1539? - 1577) ; 66th Speaker of House of Commons
- Peter (Colonel) BEVERLEY (Jamestown, Virg. 1668? - 1728) ; Treasurer of Virginia Colony; Speaker of House of Burgesses
- William (Sir; of Bromcroft) BURLEY (? - 1443+ (or '58)) ; 27th Speaker of House of Commons; (of Bromscroft; BOERLEY)
- John (Sir) BUSSY (? - 1399) ; 6th Speaker of House of Commons
- William (Sir) CATESBY (1450? - 22/8/1485) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer; 40th Speaker of House of Commons; (forfeited lands for treason)
- Job (Sir; of Ludford) CHARLETON (1614 - 1697) ; 94th Speaker of House of Commons; (CHARLTON)
- Thomas CHARLTON (? - 1465) ; Sheriff of Bedfords. & Buckinghams.; 33rd Speaker of House of Commons; Comptroller of the King's Household
- Thomas CHAUCER (? - 1434) ; 13th Speaker of House of Commons
- Edward (Sir) COKE (1552 - 1634) ; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas; very important and famous jurist; 70th Speaker of House of Commons
- Spencer (K.G.) COMPTON (1674 - 1743) ; 1st Earl of WILMINGTON; Prime Minister of U.K.; 129th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (Sir) CREW (? - 1634) ; 76th Speaker of House of Commons
- Randolph (Sir) CREWE (1559 - 1646) ; Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench; 74th Speaker of House of Commons; (Ranulphe)
- John CROKE (1553? - 1619) ; 72nd Speaker of House of Commons
- John (3rd Baronet of Pinchbeck) CUST (1718 - 1770) ; 131st Speaker of House of Commons
- John (Knight; of Doreward Hall) DORWARD (? - 1420??) ; 8th Speaker of House of Commons; Sheriff of Essex, etc.; eponym of Durward's Hall'; (DOREWARD)
- Robert (Sir; of Hawstead) DRURY (? - 1537) ; 45th Speaker of House of Commons
- Edmund (Sir) DUDLEY (1462? - 1510) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer; 47th Speaker of House of Commons; (key agent of King Henry VII)
- James (Sir) DYER (1512 - 1582) ; 57th Speaker of House of Commons; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
- John EGERTON (1646 - 1701) ; 3rd Earl of Bridgewater; Speaker of House of Lords, First Lord of the Admiralty, etc.; (descent of Henric....
- Richard (Sir) EMPSON (? - 1510 Tower Hill) ; 44th Speaker of House of Commons; Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster; (tax-gatherer for King Henry VII; `on....
- Thomas (Sir; of Englefield) ENGLEFIELD (? - 1514+) ; 46th Speaker of House of Commons; (INGLEFIELD; `the Older')
- William (Sir; of Wolf Hall) ESTURMI (? - 1427) ; (STURMY; ESTURMEY); Hereditary Warden of Savernake Forest; 11th Speaker of House of Commons; (Walter?)
- Heneage (Sir) FINCH (1580 - 1631) ; 77th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (Sir; of Mablethorpe & Louth) FitzWILLIAM (? - 1497) ; 43rd Speaker of House of Commons
- Roger (of Oakland) FLOWER (? - 1427) ; 18th Speaker of House of Commons; Knight of Shire of Rutland; (Rodger; FLORE)
- Paul FOLEY (1643? - 1699) ; (ironmaster); 103rd Speaker of House of Commons
- John (Sir) GLANVIL (1587? - 1661) ; 79th Speaker of House of Commons
- Henry (Sir) de GREENE (Northampts. 1310? - 1369 Dorset) ; Lord Chief-Justice of England, Speaker of House of Lords; (de la GRENE; 6th of Boketon)
- William Wyndham (1st Baron) GRENVILLE (1759 - 1834) ; Prime Minister of U.K.; 134th Speaker of House of Commons
- Harbottle (2nd Baronet) GRIMSTON (1603 - 1685) ; Master of the Rolls; 92nd Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (4th & Last Baronet) HANMER (1677 - 1746) ; 128th Speaker of House of Commons; (famous writer, editor of Shakespeare's works); (2nd husband)
- Nicholas (Sir; of Bruisyard) HARE (1484? - 1557) ; 54th Speaker of House of Commons
- Robert (K.G.) HARLEY (London 1661 - 1724) ; 105th Speaker of House of Commons; Baron of WIGMORE; 1st Earl of OXFORD & MORTIMER (a double title becau....
- Clement (Sir) HEIGHAM (Suffolk by 1495 - 1571) ; Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer; Privy Councillor to Queen Mary; 60th Speaker of House of Commons; (che....
- Thomas (Sir; of Farley; de) HUNGERFORD (1340? - 1397) ; Steward to John of Gaunt; 1st Speaker of House of Commons (appointed Speaker in deference to John of Gaun....
- Walter (K.G.; 1st Lord) HUNGERFORD (1378 - 1449) ; of FARLEIGH; Lord Treasurer; 15th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas Poyntz (3rd & Last Baronet) LITTLETON (1647 - 1709) ; 104th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomes (K.G.) LOVELL (? - 1524) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer; 41st Speaker of House of Commons
- Philip LUDWELL (Virg. 1643? - 1704) ; Governor of Carolina Colony; Speaker of House of Burgesses
- Charles MANNERS-SUTTON (1st Viscount CANTERBURY) (1780 - 1845) ; 139th Speaker of House of Commons
- Peter (Sir) de la MARE (? - 1381+) ; 7th Prolocutor (Speaker) & 2nd Speaker of House of Commons, Steward of Earl of March
- Peter (Piers; I) de MONTFORT (Warwick 1205? - 12/8/1265 Worcests.) ; Lord of Beaudesert; 1st Prolocutor (Speaker) of House of Commons
- John (Sir; of Turvey) MORDAUNT (? - 1504) ; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; 42nd Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (Sir; Saint) MORE (London 1478 - 1535 Tower Hill, London) ; (Author of Utopia ; Philosopher; Activist; Speaker of House of Commons; Lord High Chancellor of....
- Thomas (Sir; of Eastwell) MOYLE (1501? - 1560) ; 55th Speaker of House of Commons, Sheriff of Kent
- Thomas (Sir) NEVILLE (? - 1542) ; 49th Speaker of House of Commons; (NEVILE)
- William (Sir) OLDHALL (1390? - 1460) ; 31st Speaker of House of Commons
- Arthur ONSLOW (1692? - 1768) ; prob. 130th Speaker of House of Commons
- Richard (of Blackfriars) ONSLOW (1509+ - 1571) ; (of Knoll); Solicitor General; 64th Speaker of House of Commons
- Richard (1st Baron of) ONSLOW (1654 - 1717) ; 126th Speaker of House of Commons; 2nd Baronet; (for his pedantic devotion to principle he was known as `Stiff Dick')
- James (Sir?) de PICKERING (? - by 1399) ; poss. 3rd Speaker of House of Commons
- John (Sir) POPHAM (1531? - 1607) ; Lord Chief Justice; 67th Speaker of House of Commons
- John (Sir; of Weston) PUCKERING (1544 - 1596) ; 68th Speaker of House of Commons, Keeper of The Great Seal, etc.; (father of 1st Baronet)
- Richard (Sir) REDMAN (1370? - 1426) ; High Sheriff of Yorkshire; 16th Speaker of House of Commons
- Richard (1st Baron of LEIGHS) RICH (1496? - 1567) ; (Robert); (poss. gave perjured testimony against Thomas More); 53rd Speaker of House of Commons, Lord Chanceller
- Thomas (Sir) RICHARDSON ; 75th Speaker of House of Commons; Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas; K.B.; etc.
- Arnold SAVAGE (1358 - 1410) ; 9th Speaker of House of Commons
- Robert (Sir; of High Clere) SAWYER (1633 - 1692) ; Attorney General; 96th Speaker of House of Commons
- John III (Sir; of Broxbourne) de SAY (1417? - 1478) ; (William; of Sawbridgeworth); 29th Speaker of House of Commons
- Geoffrey (Sir) le SCROPE (1277? - 1340? Ghent) ; 4th Prolocutor (Speaker) of House of Commons
- Edward (4th Baronet of Berry Pomeroy) SEYMOUR (Devon 1633 - 1708 Wilts.) ; 95th & 97th Speaker of House of Commons, Treasurer of the Navy
- William (K.B.; de) SHARESHULL (1289? - 1370) ; Chief Justice of the King's Bench; 6th Prolocutor (Speaker) of House of Commons
- Robert (Sir) SHEFFIELD (1462? - 1518) ; Recorder of London; 48th Speaker of House of Commons
- John SMITH (1656? - 1723) ; 105th Speaker of House of Commons; Chancellor of the Exchequer; etc.
- John (of Purton) SMITH (1663? - 1698) ; Speaker of House of Burgesses of Virginia
- William de STOURTON (? - 1413) ; 14th Speaker of House of Commons
- James (Sir; of Harsley Castle) STRANGEWAYS (1410? - 1480) ; 37th Speaker of House of Commons; Sheriff of Yorkshire
- John (1st Baron) de TIBETOT (& Powis) (1375? - 1443) ; de TIPTOFT; granted estates of Rhys ap Griffith; Chief Butler of England; K.B.; 12th Speaker of House of ....
- William (Sir) TRESHAM (1404 - 1450) ; 28th Speaker of House of Commons
- John (Sir; of Trevallyn) TREVOR (1596 - 1673) ; poss. Speaker of House of Commons; (confusion here? Was Trevanion his wife instead of mother? Did he have a son Thomas?)
- John (Sir; of Brynkinhalt) TREVOR (Denbighs., Wales 1637?? - 1717) ; 100th & 102nd Speaker of House of Commons
- William (Knight; de) de TRUSSELL (1261? - 1347) ; Lord of CUBBLESTON & Wormingham (WARMINCHAM) & Billesley; 2nd Prolocutor (Speaker) of House of Commons;....
- John (Sir; of Heron) TYRRELL (1380? - 1437) ; 24th Speaker of House of Commons
- Richard (Sir; of HADDON) VERNON (? - 1451) ; 23rd Speaker of House of Commons, Sheriff, etc.
- Richard (Sir; de) WALDEGRAVE (? - 1410?) ; 5th Speaker of House of Commons
- Augustine (Colonel; Jr.) WARNER (1642 - 1681) ; Speaker of House of Burgesses
- Thomas (Sir; of Great Staughton & Basmead) WAUTON (? - 1450?) ; 22nd Speaker of House of Commons
- John (K.G.; Baron) WENLOCK (1404? - 1471) ; accompanied Henry V to war; Constable of Vernon; M.P.; 34th Speaker of House of Commons; High Sheriff of ....
- Bulstrode (Sir; of Chilton & Fawley) WHITELOCKE (Wilts. 1605 - 1675) ; Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England; 86th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (Sir; of Cheesburn Grange) WIDDRINGTON (Sherburn Grange ? - 1664) ; 85th Speaker of House of Commons
- Thomas (of Stowford) WILLIAMS (? - 1566) ; 63rd Speaker of House of Commons
- William (1st Baronet) WILLIAMS (Anglesey, Wales 1634 - 1700 London) ; 99th Speaker of House of Commons
- Humphrey (Sir; of Branthan Hall) WINGFIELD (? - 1545) ; 52nd Speaker of House of Commons; (Wiseman's 2nd husband)
- Christopher (Sir; of Glentworth) WRAY (1523? - 1592) ; 65th Speaker of House of Commons
- Christopher (Sir; of Easton Mauduit) YELVERTON (1537 - 1607) ; 71st Speaker of House of Commons
SPEAKMAN
SPEAR
SPEARIN
SPEARS
SPECCHIA
SPECCHIO
SPECCOT or SPECCOTT --- (see SPECOTT)
SPECHT
SPECIER or SPECIERS
SPECK
SPECKE
SPECOTT or SPECCOT or SPECCOTT
SPEDE
SPEE
SPEED
SPEER
SPEET
SPEETON
SPEIDEL
SPEIGHT
SPEISSER
SPEKE
SPELLMAN
SPELLY
SPELMAN --- (see SPILMAN)
SPELMONDEN
SPELT
SPENCE
SPENCER or SPENSER
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Abigail SPENCER (1737 - 1814 Mass.)
- Abraham SPENCER (? - 1762?)
- Agnes Beryl SPENCER-CHURCHILL (1881 - 1948)
- Agnes SPENCER
- Agnes SPENCER
- Albert Edward John (7th Earl) SPENCER (London 1892 - 1975 Northampton)
- Alice SPENCER
- Alice SPENCER
- Alice SPENCER
- Alice SPENCER
- Alice SPENCER
- Alice SPENCER (1594? - 1648) ; (Alicia)
- Alice (of Althorp) SPENCER (? - 1637 Midx.)
- Alice SPENCER (Bedfords.)
- Alice SPENCER (Northants. 1625? - 1696+)
- Ambrose SPENCER (1765 - 1848) ; Chief Justice of the New York Supreme Court
- Amicia SPENCER (1308? - ?)
- Amie SPENCER (1698 - ?)
- Ann SPENCER
- Ann SPYCER (SPENCER) ; or: Isabel
- Anne SPENCER (1717 - 1771) ; (Hamilton's 3rd wife)
- Anne SPENCER [her child]
- Anne SPENCER (? - 1618)
- Anne (Lady) SPENCER (? - 1865)
- Annie Elisabeth SPENCER (1842? - ?)
- Barbara SPENCER
- Benjamin SPENCER (1670 - 1723 R.I.)
- Caleb SPENCER (1709 - 1773)
- Caroline Elizabeth SPENCER (1805 - 1864)
- Catherine SPENCER (? - 1612)
- Catherine SPENCER (? - by 1758)
- Charles Richard John (K.G.) SPENCER-CHURCHILL (Simla, India 1871 - 1934 London) ; 9th Duke of MARLBOROUGH
- Charles Robert (6th Earl) SPENCER (London 1857 - 1922 London) ; (K.G.)
- Charles (II; of Blenheim) SPENCER (1706 - 1758) ; 3rd Duke of MARLBOROUGH; Brig. General; K.G.
- Charles SPENCER, Prime Minister of U.K. (1674 - 1722) ; 3rd Earl of SUNDERLAND; K.G.
- Christopher SPENCER
- Deborah SPENCER (Conn. 1712 - ?)
- Diana Frances (Lady) SPENCER (Norfolk 24/1/1961 - 31/8/1997 Paris) ; Princess of WALES; (MIPHMHH #373)
- Diana (Lady) SPENCER (1768 - 1808)
- Dorothy SPENCER ; (1st wife)
- Dorothy SPENCER (? - 1553?)
- Dorothy (Lady of Sunderland) SPENCER (? - 1670)
- Edmund SPENCER (1553? - 1599)
- Edmund SPENCER (? - 1498)
- Edward (Baron; K.G.; le) DESPENCER (1336 - 1375) ; (de SPENCER)
- Edward John (8th Earl) SPENCER (London 1924 - 1992 London)
- Edward SPENCER (1609? - 1670?)
- Edward (of Rendlesham) SPENCER (1669?? - 1728)
- Edward SPENCER-CHURCHILL (1853 - 1911)
- Edward William SPENCER-CAVENDISH (1895 - 1950) ; 10th Duke of DEVONSHIRE
- Elizabeth (Lady) CHURCHILL (1688 - 1714) ; aka Elizabeth SPENCER
- [Elizabeth SPENCER (Martha's mother)] Martha WELLMAN ; or: prob. not Elizabeth SPENCER (Martha's mother)
- Elizabeth SPENCER
- Elizabeth SPENCER
- Elizabeth SPENCER
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1579? - ?)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1625? - 1656?)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1633 - 1729)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1640+ - ?)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1648 - 1680? (or 1712))
- Elizabeth SPENCER (1664? - ?)
- Elizabeth (Lady) SPENCER (1673? - 1704)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (? - 1588)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (? - 1798)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (Conn. 1688 - 1728 Conn.)
- [Elizabeth SPENCER] Alice POWELL (Jamestown, Virg. 1626? - ?) ; or: poss. Elizabeth SPENCER; (Mary)
- Elizabeth SPENCER (London 1583 - 1632 Warwicks.)
- Ellenor SPENCER (1642? - ?)
- Emily SPENCER-CHURCHILL (1854 - 1923)
- Frances (Lady) SPENCER (? - 1742)
- Francis Almeric SPENCER (1779 - 1845)
- Frederick (4th Earl) SPENCER (London 1798 - 1857 Northampton) ; K.G.
- George Charles SPENCER-CHURCHILL ; 8th Duke of Marlborough
- George John (2nd Earl) SPENCER (Surrey 1758 - 1834 Northampton) ; K.G.
- George (K.G.) SPENCER (1739 - 1817) ; 4th Duke of MARLBOROUGH
- George SPENCER-CHURCHILL (London 1766 - 1840) ; 5th Duke of MARLBOROUGH
- George SPENCER-CHURCHILL (London 1793 - 1857) ; 6th Duke of MARLBOROUGH
- Georgiana (Lady) SPENCER (1757 - 1806)
- Gerard (Ensign) SPENCER (1614 - 1685) ; or: poss. Thomas (Gerard's brother); (Jared)
- Gerard (Gerald Gerat) SPENCER (Bedford 1576 - 1646? Bedford)
- Grace SPENCER (? - 1714)
- Hannah SPENCER (1640? - by 1691)
- Hannah SPENCER (1676? - 1754)
- Hannah SPENCER (1728 - 1821?)
- Henrietta Frances (Lady) SPENCER (1761 - 1821)
- Henry (Esq.; of Badby) SPENCER (1362? - 1416? Northants.)
- Henry SPENCER [his child]
- Henry SPENCER (Northampts. 1619? - 20/9/1643) ; 1st Earl of SUNDERLAND
- Isabel (Elizabeth) SPENCER (1496? - 1560)
- Isabel SPENCER [alt ped]
- James (Jacobi) SPENSER
- Jane SPENCER
- Jane SPENCER (1519? - 1593?)
- Jane SPENCER (? - 1525)
- Jerard SPENCER (1650 - 1702 Conn.) ; (Jared)
- Jeremiah SPENCER (1727 - 1801)
- Joan BEAUCHAMPS (1526? - 1587) ; (BEAUCHAMP; poss. SPENCER-BEAUCHAMP)
- Joan RISLEY (1370? - ?) ; aka Joan SPENCER
- John Canfield SPENCER (Hudson, N.Y. 1788 - 1858 Albany, N.Y.) ; U.S. Congressman; 16th U.S. Secretary of Treasury; 17th U.S. Secretary of War; etc.
- John (Esq.; of Hodnell) SPENCER
- John (of Norwich) SPENCER
- John (Sir; of Hodnell) SPENCER (1434? - 1498?)
- John SPENCER (1462?? - by 1532) ; or: John SPENCER, son of Robert and Anne, as shown in main line
- John SPENCER (1486? - 1531?)
- John SPENCER (1502 - by 1558)
- John SPENCER (1505? - 1558)
- John (Sir; of WORMLEIGHTON) SPENCER (1517? - 1586) ; (wool magnate, one of wealthiest Britons of his day); (of ALTHORP); Sheriff of Northampshire
- John (Sir; of Canonbury) SPENCER (1538? - 1610?) ; (powerful merchant; Lord Mayor of London (1594); among wealthiest Englishmen ever)
- John (de) SPENCER (1638? - 1684)
- John (of Rendlesham) SPENCER (1638? - 1709)
- John SPENCER (1714 - 1777)
- John SPENCER [his child]
- John SPENCER [his child]
- John le SPENCER (? - 1386??) ; (DESPENCER ?)
- John (Knight; of Snitterfield) SPENCER (? - 1522)
- John (Knight; of WORMLEIGHTON) SPENCER (? - 1599)
- John SPENCER (? - 1757?)
- John SPENCER (? - 1821)
- John (Viscount; of ALTHORP) SPENCER (Althorpe, Northampts. 1708 - 1746 Wimbledon, Surrey)
- John (1st Earl) SPENCER (Northampton 1734 - 1784 Bath, Somerset)
- John SPENCER [alt ped] (Bedfords. 1505? - 1558)
- [John SPENCER, son of Robert and Anne, as shown in main line] John SPENCER (1462?? - by 1532) ; or: John SPENCER, son of Robert and Anne, as shown in main line
- John Winston SPENCER-CHURCHILL (1822 - 1883) ; 7th Duke of MARLBOROUGH; K.G.
- Judith SPENCER
- Julian SPENCER
- Katherine SPENCER (? - 1542)
- Leonard (of Norwich) SPENCER
- Marah Alice SPENCER (1641? - 1714)
- Margaret SPENCER
- Margaret SPENCER ; (Mary)
- Margaret SPENCER
- Margaret (Eleanor) SPENCER (1470?? - 1501)
- Margaret SPENCER (? - 1459?)
- Margaret SPENCER (? - 1626+)
- Margaret (Lucy) SPENCER (? - 1704)
- Margaret SPENCER (? - 1704)
- Margareta SPENCER
- Martha SPENCER
- Martha SPENCER (1657 - 1703)
- Mary Ann SPENCER
- Mary SPENCER
- Mary SPENCER
- Mary SPENCER (1666 - 1716)
- Mary SPENCER (? - 1829)
- Mary (Marah) SPENCER (Conn. 1655 - 1690 Mass.)
- Mehitable SPENCER (1642? - 1691?)
- Michael (of Edworth) SPENCER (1530 - 1600+)
- Michael SPENCER (Bedfords. 1611 - 1653 Essex, Mass.)
- (Miss) SPENCER [her child]
- Muriel le DESPENCER (1191? (or '81) - 1252?) ; (le de SPENCER ?)
- Nicholas le SPENCER ; (DESPENCER ?)
- Nicholas SPENCER
- Nicholas SPENCER (1611 - ?)
- Nicholas SPENCER (1633 - 1689) ; Governor of Virginia Colony
- Nicholas SPENCER [his child]
- Nicholas SPENCER (? - 1626)
- (NN) SPENCER ; poss. missing generations
- Obadiah (Sr.) SPENCER (1639? - 1712 Conn.)
- Obadiah (Jr.) SPENCER (1666 - 1741)
- Obadiah SPENCER (Conn. 1695 - by 1783)
- Peleg SPENCER (1683 - 1763)
- [Philip de la SPENCER] Philip (Sir) le DESPENCER (1313 - 1349)
- Phillip SPENCER (1724 - 1816)
- Randolph Henry SPENCER-CHURCHILL (1849 - 1895) ; Chancellor of the Exchequer
- Rebecca SPENCER (1666 - by 1736)
- Reuben SPENCER (1741 - 1808)
- Richard SPENCER ; (1st husband; Robert?)
- Richard SPENCER (Baron? of OFFLEY) (1559? - 1624)
- Robert SPENCER (1406? - 1477?) ; or: poss. John (q.v. : Robert's uncle)
- Robert SPENCER (1570 - 1627) ; 1st Baron Spencer of Wormleighton; of ALTHORP
- Robert SPENCER (1630? - 1678?)
- Robert SPENCER (1674 - 1748)
- Robert SPENCER [his child]
- Robert SPENCER (? - 1620)
- Robert SPENCER (Bedford 1460? - 1521?)
- Robert (Sir; of Spencercombe) SPENCER (Devon 1430 - 1500?)
- Robert (K.G.) SPENCER (Paris 1640 - 1702) ; 2nd Earl of SUNDERLAND
- Ruth SPENCER (1654? - 1744)
- Ruth SPENCER (1763 - 1844)
- Sabra SPENCER (Conn. 1726 - ?)
- Sally SPENCER (1787 - 1859)
- Samuel SPENCER (1638? - 1716)
- Samuel SPENCER (1668? - 1748)
- Samuel SPENCER (1744 - 1818)
- Samuel SPENCER (? - 1756?)
- Samuel SPENCER (Conn. ? - 1743)
- Sarah SPENCER (1636 - 1691 Conn.) ; (1st wife)
- Sarah SPENCER (1678? - 1732+) ; (Susan)
- Sarah (Lady) SPENCER (1787 - 1870)
- Sarah SPENCER (? - 1707)
- Sarah SPENCER (? - 1712)
- Sarah SPENCER (SPENSER) (New Jersey 1694? - ?)
- Sharpe SPENCER (? - 1814?)
- [Susan SPENCER] Elizabeth COOKE ; or: prob. not Susan SPENCER;
- Susan SPENCER (? - 1614?) ; (Susanna)
- Susannah SPENCER ; or: Sarah SWEET
- Susannah SPENCER (1696 - 1746)
- Susannah SPENCER (1775 - 1847)
- Susannah Walker SPENCER (1705 - 1788)
- Tabitha SPENCER (1575?? - 1612?)
- Thomas Lawrence SPENCER (1648? - 1699)
- Thomas SPENCER
- Thomas (of Ufton) SPENCER
- Thomas (of Ufton) SPENCER
- Thomas SPENCER (1384? - 1433+) ; (some srcs show him with the pedigree of the Thomas SPENCER shown here as his grandfather)
- Thomas SPENCER (1500? - 1564)
- Thomas SPENCER (1514? - 1547?)
- Thomas SPENCER [his child]
- Thomas SPENCER (? - 1474)
- Thomas (Sir; of Everton) SPENCER (? - 1576?)
- Thomas (of Claverdon) SPENCER (? - 1630)
- Thomas SPENCER (Bedfords. by 1607 - 1687 Conn.) ; (immigrant)
- Thomas SPENCER (by 1335 - ?) ; (DESPENCER ?) (relation of Spencer to Despencer is thought by many to be an ancient genealogical fraud)
- Thomas SPENCER (Conn. 1640? - 1689)
- Thomas SPENCER (Conn. 1702 - 1754)
- Timothy Phelps SPENCER (1809 - 1885)
- Timothy SPENCER (1652? - by 1704)
- Timothy SPENCER (1749 - 1773)
- Timothy SPENCER (Conn. 1677 - 1732 Conn.)
- Ursula SPENCER [her child]
- Welthyan SPENCER [her child]
- William (of Badby) SPENCER
- William SPENCER
- William SPENCER
- William (of Rodborne) SPENCER (1440? - ?) ; Baron of WORMLEIGHTON
- William (Sir; of Yarnton) SPENCER (1555? - 1608 Yarnton)
- William SPENCER (1585? - 1654)
- William SPENCER (1592 - 1636) ; 2nd Baron Spencer of WORMLEIGHTON
- William (of Ashton) SPENCER (1622+ - ?)
- William SPENCER (1677 - 1745)
- William (Sir; Knight) SPENCER (? - 1532)
- William SPENCER (Bedford 1601 - 1640 Conn.) ; lived in Cambridge, Mass.; (founding member of `Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company'; served on Gen. Courts of both Mass. and Conn.)
- William SPENCER-CAVENDISH (London 1917 - 1944 Belgium) ; Marquis of HARTINGTON
SPENDER
SPENLIN
SPENLOW
SPENNITHORNE
SPENS
SPENTAS
SPERLING
SPERLINGA
SPERNALL
SPERNOR or SPERNORE
SPERONI
SPERRY
SPES
SPESSHARDT
SPETH
SPETON
SPEYER or SPEYERGAU or SPIRES
SPIAR
SPICER
SPIEB
SPIEGEL
SPIEGELFELD
SPIELBERG or SPIEGELBERG
SPIERE
SPIERING
SPIESS or SPIES
SPIEZ
SPIGNUREL
SPIGORNEL or SPIGORNELL
SPIKER
SPIKERSDOTTIR
SPILEMAN
SPILLER
SPILLMANN
SPILLSBY or SPILSBE
SPILMAN or SPELMAN or SPYLMAN
SPILSBE --- (see SPILLSBY)
SPINE --- (see SPINETO)
SPINELLI
SPINELLINI
SPINETO or SPINE or SPINNEY
SPINI
SPINKE or SPYNKE
SPINNEY --- (see SPINETO)
SPINOET
SPINOLA
SPIRA
SPIRES --- (see SPEYER)
SPIRITS
SPITAMA
SPITTAL
SPITZENBERG
SPITZER
SPITZKE
SPITZNAS
SPITZNASEN
SPITZNASS
SPLENI
SPLENTERS
SPLINTER
SPLIT
SPOET
SPOFFORD or SPOFFORTH
SPOHR
SPOLETO or SPOLETE
SPONECK
SPONER
SPONHEIM or SPANHEIM or SPONDHEIM or SPONHEIM-KREUZNACH or SPONHEIM-STARKENBURG
SPONTIN
SPOONER
SPOOR
SPORCKEN
SPOREL
SPOREMNERG
SPORNE
SPORNECK
SPORNITZ
SPORRAN
SPOTSWOOD
SPOTTISWOOD or SPOTTISWOODE
SPOUSE
SPOUT
SPRACKLING or SPRAKLING
SPRADLEY
SPRADOWS
SPRAGALEGG
SPRAGG
SPRAGUE
SPRAKE
SPRANG
SPRATT
SPRAY
SPRECHENSTEIN
SPREDOW
SPRENCHEAUX
SPRENCHOSE
SPRENCIEULX
SPRENGE
SPREUL or SPREULE
SPRIGGE
SPRIGGS or SPRIGG
SPRIGGY
SPRIGNELL
SPRING
SPRINGER
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SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGHAM
SPRINGINTGUT
SPRININTGUT
SPROAT
SPROTT
SPROUT
SPUR
SPURILA
SPURRIER
SPURSTON
SPURSTOW or SPURSTOWE
SPURWAY
SPYCER
SPYLMAN --- (see SPILMAN)
SPYNKE --- (see SPINKE)
SQUAREBRIGGS
SQUATRITO
SQUERY or SQUIRRY
SQUIBB
SQUIER
SQUILLACE
SQUILLACHE
SQUIRE or SQUYER or SQUYRE
SQUIRES
SQUIRRY --- (see SQUERY)
SQUYER or SQUYRE --- (see SQUIRE)
SRACIMIR
SRAZIMIR
SRDETS
SREDNY
SREM
SROCZYCKI or SROCZYCKA
SRPSKO ZAGORJE
SRUBNAYA
SRY
SRZENSKI or SRZENSKA
SSTIENOWSKY --- (see STENOVSKY)
SSWIHOWSKY --- (see SAWIHOWSKY)
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