[Sca-cooks] Exploring Links to Period Ancestry

[Radei Drchevich]

I have done a great deal of work on my pre-mayflower ancestors, even have
one line back to 72BC.  Is a luck that I happen to have peerage
bloodlines. 

Miles De Cogan, 1st Baron de Cogan<cardiff wales>, Paynel Fitz-Morris
Kignt of the Garter, Baron of Banton<hodie Bampton>,  And even cousins
linking to both William duke of Normandy and Harold last Saxon King of
Angleland<William married Harold's daughter to strenghten his claim on
the english crown>

if I can help with genealogy just ask, is a favorite hobby

joy

radei

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Pat
  To: "Cooks within the SCA"
  Subject: [Sca-cooks] Exploring Links to Period Ancestry
  Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 10:31:43 -0800 (PST)


  Yeah, Dr. Henry beat my ancestor, Isaac du Bosc, by a year or two,
  but Isaac owned most of the low country before he died.....and I
  can trace HIS ancestry all the way back to to late 13th or early
  14th century. Of course, there are some more suspicious du Bosc
  lineages that supposedly go back to a Baron that fought with
  William the Conqueror at Hastings in 1066. Not so sure I believe
  them, though.

  Corwyn Wodeward wrote:
  .Myself and Mordonna's ex are descended from Dr. Henry Woodward who
  hit the
  Carolina shores in 1674 or thereabouts. A few years later, after
  escaping from
  Spanish "hospitality" he brought back English Colonists. Apparently
  the
  Spanish didn't want any English this far South, but there ya are.

  Corwyn




  Lady Anne du Bosc
  known as Mordonna the Cook
  Shire of Thorngill, Meridies
  Mundanely, Pat Griffin of Millbrook, AL



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