There every other man is a direct descendant of some Moorish king, as for centuries it has served as a sort of overflow for the prolific Royal house.
Matilda of Flanders, a direct descendant of Alfred the Great, (No.
Henry further strengthened his position with his English subjects by his marriage with Maud, nice of the Saxon Edgar, a direct descendant of King Alfred (S51).
General Hasbrouck is a direct descendant of Abraham Hasbrouck, one of the twelve New Paltz patentees.
Swartwout, of Port Jervis, a direct descendant of Roeloff Swartwout, who came from Holland and settled at Kingston, N.
Ramsdell was Laura Ann Gedney before her marriage, and a direct descendant from an officer of the Revolutionary army.
Fraser (a direct descendant of 1st Lord Lovat), who was created a bart.
M’Kinnon, who was a direct descendant of Lachlan M’Kinnon, of the Isle of Skye, who was made a Knight Banneret by Charles II.
I am a direct descendant of the great chief Attakullakulla, friendly to your people, who, in 1761, made peace between the Cherokees and the great war governor, Bull.
Yes, because she is a direct descendant of the sire of my grandfather's favourite saddle-horse.
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