On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 4:34:18 PM UTC-7, Paulo Ricardo Canedo wrote:Dorothy E. Hopkins in vol. 156 (2002) of NEHGR. Their conclusion was that "the parentage of Henry Brugge's [i.e., Brydges] wife therefore remains undetermined".
sábado, 8 de Agosto de 2020 às 00:29:56 UTC+1, Ivan the Terrible escreveu:
SGM Newsgroup,
Does the following Welsh line of descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth to 17th century new world immigrant, William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts stand up to scrutiny?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Ivan
Line of Descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of Wales (died 1240) to William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts (died 1691):
1. Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (c.1173 – c.1240) = Joan of Wales (c.1189 – c.1237)
2. Gwladus DDU of Wales (c.1205 – c.1251) = Ralph de Mortimer (c.1190 – c.1246)
3. Roger de Mortimer (c.1231 – c.1282) = Matilda Braose (c.1226 – c.1301)
4. Isabel de Mortimer (c.1248 – c.1274) = John Fitz Alan (c.1246 – c.1272)
5. Maud Fitz Alan (c. 1263 – c. 1302) = Philip Burnell (c.1262 – c.1294)
6. Maud Burnell (c.1290 – c.1338) = John de Haudlo (c.1271 – c.1346) 7. Nicholas Burnell (c.1320 – c.1383) = Mary ____
8. Hugh Burnell (c.1347 – c.1420) = Joyce Botetourt (c.1364 – c.1407)
9. Edward Burnell (c.1371 – c.1415) = Alianor le Strange
10.Margaret Burnell (c.1410 – c.1486) = Edmund Hungerford (c.1405 – c.1484)
11.Thomas Hungerford (c.1430 – c.1494) = Christina Halle (c.1435 – c.1504)
12.John Hungerford (c.1460 – c.1524) = Margaret Blount (c.1458 – c.1531)
13.Margery Hungerford (c.1478 – aft.1538) = Henry Brydges (c.1470 – c.1538/9)
14.Joan Brydges (c.1503 – c.1558) John Gifford (c.1502 - c.1538) 15.Anne Gifford (c.1535 - ?) = Thomas Goddard (c.1532 - c.1597) 16.Richard Goddard (c.1560 - c.1615) = Elizabeth Walrond (c.1558 – aft.1628)
17.Edward Goddard (c.1584 – c.1647) = Priscilla d'Oyley (c.1594 – c.1681)
18.William Goddard of Massachusetts (c. 1627 – c. 1691) = Elizabeth Miles (c.1631 – c.1696)
This line seems correct. Wikitree shows all of it, citing Richardson. Start with https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Goddard-177.There are (at least) two errors in this descent, as listed by the original poster and as shown in Wikitree. One of of the errors does not affect the descent, but the other one does - making the descent invalid.
1) At #9, Sir Edward Burnell was the son of Hugh Burnell, 2nd Lord Burnell - but by his 1st wife Elizabeth [surname unknown], not his 2nd wife Joyce Botetourt.
2) At #13, Margery Hungerford, wife of Henry Brydges is not the daughter of Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount, but by a John Hungerford whose identity is unknown. This specific issue was addressed in an article by Paul C. Reed and
The Richardson books agree with points 1 and 2 above. In both cases, the Wikitree profiles cite the Richardson books, but obviously ignored or misinterpreted them.NEHGR article - but jumps to the (unsupported) conclusion that her parents were Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount.
Interestingly, the Wikitree profile for Henry Brydges notes the uncertainty about the identity of John Hungerford and says "this is being investigated" and even cites the NEHGR article. However the Wikitree profile for his wife Margery also cites the
Morale of the story: don't cite Wikitree unless you check it out. It's not OK to say that "this line seems correct" just because "Wikitree shows all of it", even if Richardson is cited there.
A sábado, 8 de agosto de 2020 à(s) 05:22:16 UTC+1, jhigg...@yahoo.com escreveu:Dorothy E. Hopkins in vol. 156 (2002) of NEHGR. Their conclusion was that "the parentage of Henry Brugge's [i.e., Brydges] wife therefore remains undetermined".
On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 4:34:18 PM UTC-7, Paulo Ricardo Canedo wrote:
sábado, 8 de Agosto de 2020 às 00:29:56 UTC+1, Ivan the Terrible escreveu:
SGM Newsgroup,
Does the following Welsh line of descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth to 17th century new world immigrant, William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts stand up to scrutiny?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Ivan
Line of Descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of Wales (died 1240) to William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts (died 1691):
1. Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (c.1173 – c.1240) = Joan of Wales (c.1189 – c.1237)
2. Gwladus DDU of Wales (c.1205 – c.1251) = Ralph de Mortimer (c.1190 – c.1246)
3. Roger de Mortimer (c.1231 – c.1282) = Matilda Braose (c.1226 – c.1301)
4. Isabel de Mortimer (c.1248 – c.1274) = John Fitz Alan (c.1246 – c.1272)
5. Maud Fitz Alan (c. 1263 – c. 1302) = Philip Burnell (c.1262 – c.1294)
6. Maud Burnell (c.1290 – c.1338) = John de Haudlo (c.1271 – c.1346)
7. Nicholas Burnell (c.1320 – c.1383) = Mary ____
8. Hugh Burnell (c.1347 – c.1420) = Joyce Botetourt (c.1364 – c.1407)
9. Edward Burnell (c.1371 – c.1415) = Alianor le Strange
10.Margaret Burnell (c.1410 – c.1486) = Edmund Hungerford (c.1405 – c.1484)
11.Thomas Hungerford (c.1430 – c.1494) = Christina Halle (c.1435 – c.1504)
12.John Hungerford (c.1460 – c.1524) = Margaret Blount (c.1458 – c.1531)
13.Margery Hungerford (c.1478 – aft.1538) = Henry Brydges (c.1470 – c.1538/9)
14.Joan Brydges (c.1503 – c.1558) John Gifford (c.1502 - c.1538) 15.Anne Gifford (c.1535 - ?) = Thomas Goddard (c.1532 - c.1597) 16.Richard Goddard (c.1560 - c.1615) = Elizabeth Walrond (c.1558 – aft.1628)
17.Edward Goddard (c.1584 – c.1647) = Priscilla d'Oyley (c.1594 – c.1681)
18.William Goddard of Massachusetts (c. 1627 – c. 1691) = Elizabeth Miles (c.1631 – c.1696)
This line seems correct. Wikitree shows all of it, citing Richardson. Start with https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Goddard-177.There are (at least) two errors in this descent, as listed by the original poster and as shown in Wikitree. One of of the errors does not affect the descent, but the other one does - making the descent invalid.
1) At #9, Sir Edward Burnell was the son of Hugh Burnell, 2nd Lord Burnell - but by his 1st wife Elizabeth [surname unknown], not his 2nd wife Joyce Botetourt.
2) At #13, Margery Hungerford, wife of Henry Brydges is not the daughter of Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount, but by a John Hungerford whose identity is unknown. This specific issue was addressed in an article by Paul C. Reed and
NEHGR article - but jumps to the (unsupported) conclusion that her parents were Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount.The Richardson books agree with points 1 and 2 above. In both cases, the Wikitree profiles cite the Richardson books, but obviously ignored or misinterpreted them.
Interestingly, the Wikitree profile for Henry Brydges notes the uncertainty about the identity of John Hungerford and says "this is being investigated" and even cites the NEHGR article. However the Wikitree profile for his wife Margery also cites the
So?Morale of the story: don't cite Wikitree unless you check it out. It's not OK to say that "this line seems correct" just because "Wikitree shows all of it", even if Richardson is cited there.I know it's been a year, but was the parentage disproven or simply shown not to have evidence?
A sábado, 16 de outubro de 2021 à(s) 00:23:25 UTC+1, Paulo Ricardo Canedo escreveu:Dorothy E. Hopkins in vol. 156 (2002) of NEHGR. Their conclusion was that "the parentage of Henry Brugge's [i.e., Brydges] wife therefore remains undetermined".
A sábado, 8 de agosto de 2020 à(s) 05:22:16 UTC+1, jhigg...@yahoo.com escreveu:
On Friday, August 7, 2020 at 4:34:18 PM UTC-7, Paulo Ricardo Canedo wrote:
sábado, 8 de Agosto de 2020 às 00:29:56 UTC+1, Ivan the Terrible escreveu:
SGM Newsgroup,
Does the following Welsh line of descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth to 17th century new world immigrant, William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts stand up to scrutiny?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Ivan
Line of Descent from Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, Prince of Wales (died 1240) to William Goddard of Watertown, Massachusetts (died 1691):
1. Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (c.1173 – c.1240) = Joan of Wales (c.1189 – c.1237)
2. Gwladus DDU of Wales (c.1205 – c.1251) = Ralph de Mortimer (c.1190 – c.1246)
3. Roger de Mortimer (c.1231 – c.1282) = Matilda Braose (c.1226 – c.1301)
4. Isabel de Mortimer (c.1248 – c.1274) = John Fitz Alan (c.1246 – c.1272)
5. Maud Fitz Alan (c. 1263 – c. 1302) = Philip Burnell (c.1262 – c.1294)
6. Maud Burnell (c.1290 – c.1338) = John de Haudlo (c.1271 – c.1346)
7. Nicholas Burnell (c.1320 – c.1383) = Mary ____
8. Hugh Burnell (c.1347 – c.1420) = Joyce Botetourt (c.1364 – c.1407)
9. Edward Burnell (c.1371 – c.1415) = Alianor le Strange 10.Margaret Burnell (c.1410 – c.1486) = Edmund Hungerford (c.1405 – c.1484)
11.Thomas Hungerford (c.1430 – c.1494) = Christina Halle (c.1435 – c.1504)
12.John Hungerford (c.1460 – c.1524) = Margaret Blount (c.1458 – c.1531)
13.Margery Hungerford (c.1478 – aft.1538) = Henry Brydges (c.1470 – c.1538/9)
14.Joan Brydges (c.1503 – c.1558) John Gifford (c.1502 - c.1538) 15.Anne Gifford (c.1535 - ?) = Thomas Goddard (c.1532 - c.1597) 16.Richard Goddard (c.1560 - c.1615) = Elizabeth Walrond (c.1558 – aft.1628)
17.Edward Goddard (c.1584 – c.1647) = Priscilla d'Oyley (c.1594 – c.1681)
18.William Goddard of Massachusetts (c. 1627 – c. 1691) = Elizabeth Miles (c.1631 – c.1696)
This line seems correct. Wikitree shows all of it, citing Richardson. Start with https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Goddard-177.There are (at least) two errors in this descent, as listed by the original poster and as shown in Wikitree. One of of the errors does not affect the descent, but the other one does - making the descent invalid.
1) At #9, Sir Edward Burnell was the son of Hugh Burnell, 2nd Lord Burnell - but by his 1st wife Elizabeth [surname unknown], not his 2nd wife Joyce Botetourt.
2) At #13, Margery Hungerford, wife of Henry Brydges is not the daughter of Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount, but by a John Hungerford whose identity is unknown. This specific issue was addressed in an article by Paul C. Reed and
the NEHGR article - but jumps to the (unsupported) conclusion that her parents were Sir John Hungerford and his wife Margaret Blount.The Richardson books agree with points 1 and 2 above. In both cases, the Wikitree profiles cite the Richardson books, but obviously ignored or misinterpreted them.
Interestingly, the Wikitree profile for Henry Brydges notes the uncertainty about the identity of John Hungerford and says "this is being investigated" and even cites the NEHGR article. However the Wikitree profile for his wife Margery also cites
So?Morale of the story: don't cite Wikitree unless you check it out. It's not OK to say that "this line seems correct" just because "Wikitree shows all of it", even if Richardson is cited there.I know it's been a year, but was the parentage disproven or simply shown not to have evidence?
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