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     William Eltonhead was born circa 1615 at Lancashire, England.¹
William Eltonhead died on 14 May 1657 at Calvert Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ; per Dillow: "My 9th great grandparents are Martha Eltionhead that married Edwin Conway. Martha is the daughter of Richard Eltonhead and Anne Sutton. I am attempting to trace Richard Eltonhead's lineage but there appears to be several generations going to Henry Eltonhead, first I see of the line.

According to another persons research the following is noted.
" Parrin, in his Register of Maryland Heraldic Families Pages 273-277 shows that family of NORRES or NORRIS family were owners of the manor of Eltonhead. The origins of the NORRES family became Eltonhead and started in Sutton, Lancashire, England before the beginning of the reign of Henry III."

" In his comment on Eltonhead, Sir william Norres of Speke affirms that there were families in Sutton who had once carried the name of Norres but had given it up."

" The Eltonheads original crest was on a window in Chidwell Church, County, Lancashire. It displays the same crest as Sir Henry Norres who married Alice of Chester, daughter of Roger de Ernys."

I have as data, Richard Eltonhead was born ca 1582 in Eltonhead, Lancashire England and died 23 Sep 1664 in the same location, son of William Eltonhead and Anne Bowers. His wife Anne Sutton was born ca 1586 in Rushton, Staffordshire, England and died about 1686 in England. She is the daughter of Edward Sutton and Theodosia Harrington.

Richard Eltonhead and Anne Sutton had five daughters that came to Virginia and a brother William Eltonhead that came to Maryland.

Children:
i. William Eltonhead born ca 1615 in Lancashire, England and died 14 May 1657 in Calvert Co., MD. He was a member of the Maryland Council.

ii. Agatha Eltonhead m (1) Luke Stubbins ; (2) Ralph Wormley, Sr; (3) Henry Chicheley.

iii. Alice Eltonhead m (1) Rowland Burham; (2) Henry Corbin; 93) Henry Creyke.

iv. Martha Eltonhead m (1) Edwin Conway (my grandparents) ; m (2) William Stanard.

v. Jane Eltonhead m (1) Robert Moryson; (2) Cuthbert Fenwick.

vi. Eleanor Eltonhead m (1) Col. John Carter; (2) Capt. William Brocus.

Any information on the Eltonhead line are others kin to the ones mentioned I would like to hear from.

Marianne Dillow
Illinois.¹

     Agatha Eltonhead married Luke Stubbins
; her 1st husband.^1,2,4 Agatha Eltonhead was born between 10 February 1622 and 1623 at Lancashire, England.⁴ She was christened on 10 February 1623 at Prescot, St. Mary, Lancashire, England; van de Pas cites: Parish Records of Prescot, St. Mary, Lancashire.⁵ She married Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. on 13 July 1645 at Northampton Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 2nd wife; her 2nd husband. AFrom "Early Colonial Settler...": Northampton co. va; marriage contract of "Ralph Wormeley of the Parish and County of York in Virginia, gentleman and Mrs. Agatha Stubbins, the widow of Luke Stubbins of the County of Northampton, gentleman, dec'd." Dated 2d July 1645, Pr. 13 July 1645."^1,2,3,6,4 Agatha Eltonhead married Henry Chicheley before 20 November 1652 at York Co., Virginia, USA,
; her 3rd husband.^1,2,3,4
Agatha Eltonhead died after 1677 at Rosegill, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA.⁴
     Reference:
From "Our Research" Website:
     "(1) "Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family," by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) p.228,230.
     "(2) Barbara Blair Pixley, Penn Valley, CA.
     "(3) "Genealogy of the Virginia Family of Lomax by one of the Seventh Generation in the Direct Line" (1913) p.46. FHL #929.273 L 8 37l.
     "(4) "Genealogies of Virginia Families," Vol. 5 (1981) p.887.
     "Birth: (1) d/o Richard Eltonhead/Ann Sutton. (4) d/o Richard Eltonhead of Eltonhead, Lancashire, England.
Baptism: (2) 10 Feb 1623, St. Mary Prescot, Lancashire, England.
Marriage to Luke Stebbins (Stubbins): (2,4)
Marriage to Ralph Wormely: (1) Abt. 1640/5. (2,3,4)
Marriage to Sir Henry Chicheley: (1) His 2nd wife. (2,3) (4) By 20 Nov 1652.
     "(4) 1652, 20 Nov: A deed of settlement between Sir Henry Chichley, his wife Agatha, and her two sons Ralph and William Wormeley, Lancaster Co., VA, made Capt. William Brocas, Mr. William Eltonhead and Mr. Rowland Burnham feoffees in trust for the execution of the settlement. The deed was renewed in Sep 1654 by Chichley and his wife for the benefit of Ralph Wormeley alone, William Wormeley having died.
     "(4) 1653, 7 May: Ladie Agatha Chichley made a deed of gift for a cow, Lancaster Co., VA, "in consideration of the love and affection I bear unto my neece, Eltonhead Conway, ye daughter of Edwin Conway" and if the said Eltonhead dies "I give the cow to my sister Martha the wife of said Edwin Conway."
     "(4) Lancaster Co., VA indenture between Sir Henry Chichley of Rosegill, Middlesex Co., VA, Knight, and Ralph Wormeley, of the same place, Esquire, son and heir of Ralph Wormeley, Esq., deceased, and Agatha his wife. The said Ralph Wormeley, deceased, was possessed of a considerable estate in houses, land, plate, jewels, goods, household stuff, horses, mares, tobacco, negroes, English servants and other estate in the counties of York and Lancaster (now Middlesex), and said Ralph Wormeley deceased left his estate to his wife, who afterwards married Sir Henry Chichley; but before the marriage she settled the estate upon her son, Ralph Wormeley, the younger, who at the time of the marriage was under age of 21; said Chichley, in payment of the profits of the estate which he has received, conveyed to said Ralph Wormeley, the younger, 700 acres in Middlesex and certain goods (per schedule)... (NOTE: Rest not copied. Need to look up. No date noted.)
(1) c.1682/3: After her 2nd husband's death, she returned to England. (NOTE: 3rd husband. This source did not mention 1st marriage.)⁷

     Luke Stubbins married Agatha Eltonhead, daughter of Richard Eltonhead Gent., of Eltonhead, Lancashire and Anne Sutton,
; her 1st husband.^1,2,3
Luke Stubbins died before 1645 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA.³
     Luke Stubbins lived at Accomack and York Co., Virginia, USA.²

     Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. was born circa 1593 at England.² He married Unknown (?) before 1614
;
According to "Early Colonial Settler...", their oldest child listed, Elizabeth, was born ca 1614.² Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. married Agatha Eltonhead, daughter of Richard Eltonhead Gent., of Eltonhead, Lancashire and Anne Sutton, on 13 July 1645 at Northampton Co., Virginia, USA,
;
His 2nd wife; her 2nd husband. AFrom "Early Colonial Settler...": Northampton co. va; marriage contract of "Ralph Wormeley of the Parish and County of York in Virginia, gentleman and Mrs. Agatha Stubbins, the widow of Luke Stubbins of the County of Northampton, gentleman, dec'd." Dated 2d July 1645, Pr. 13 July 1645."^1,3,4,2,5
Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. died before 1651 at York Co., Virginia, USA.²
     Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. lived at Rosegill, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA.³

Reference:
From "Our Research" Website:
     "(1) "Virginia Genealogies - A Genealogy of the Glassell Family," by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1966) p.228,230.
     "(2) Barbara Blair Pixley, Penn Valley, CA.
     "(3) "Genealogy of the Virginia Family of Lomax by one of the Seventh Generation in the Direct Line" (1913) p.46. FHL #929.273 L 8 37l.
     "(4) "Genealogies of Virginia Families," Vol. 5 (1981) p.886-887.
     "Birth: (1) c.1620, s/o Christopher WORMELEY/Mary ADAMS of Adwick le Street, Co. York, England. (2) Before 1589, England, s/o Christopher WORMELEY/Elizabeth HOGG(E) of Hatfield or Hadfield, Co. York. His son Ralph was the one b. 1620. [NOTE: His son could not have been born 1620 if his wife, the mother, was baptized 1623 under the name Eltonhead.] (3) 1620, England. (3,4) Brother of Christopher WORMELEY (d. 1649).
     "Death: (1) c.1665. (2) About 1649, by 1654, VA. (3) 1655. (4) Before 16 Sep 1651.
     "(3) Christopher and Ralph Wormeley, brothers, were first of the name in VA. Christopher came to VA in 1635.
     "(4) ca. 1636: Came to VA and settled in York Co.
     "(4) 1636: Justice of York Co., VA.
     "(1) 1640: Of His Majesty's Council of State for VA, of Co. York.
     "(1) 1640, 23 Mar: Received a grant on the Rappahannock River, mouth of Nimcock Creek, for transportation of 5 persons.
     "(4) ca.1643: Inherited his brother Christopher's large plantation in York Co., VA.
     "(4) 1647: Justice of York Co., VA.
     "(4) 1649, 4 Jan: Richard Kemp, Secretary of State and Gov. of VA, in his will, named his wife Elizabeth, daughter Elizabeth, and makes his "uncle" Ralph Wormeley executor. Elizabeth may have been his niece, daughter of his brother Christopher.
     "(4) 1649: Col. Henry Norwood, a Cavalier officer, visited him at his home near the present Yorktown on Wormeley's Creek. In his account of his voyage to VA, Col. Norwood says, "It fell out at that time that Capt. Ralph Wormeley (of his Majesty's Council) had guests in his house feasting and carousing, that were lately come from England, and most of them my intimate acquaintance. Using the common freedom of the country, I thrust myself amongst Capt. Wormeley's guests, and had a kind reception from them all, which answered (if not exceeded my expectations). Sir Thomas Lunsford, Sir Philip Honywood, Sir Henry Chicheley, and Col. Hammond were the persons I met there, and enjoyed that night with very good cheer."
     "(4) 1649, Oct: Member of the House of Burgesses for York Co., VA.
     "(1) 1649, 2 Oct: Received 3000 acres in VA, part formerly granted to Capt. Chistopher Wormeley on 27 Jan 1638, part assigned by Ralph Read and Francis Carter to Robert Todd, who sold to Capt. Ralph Wormeley, and 1545 acres due him as executor of the last will of Capt. Christopher Wormeley, by whom it was bequeathed to him. (NOTE: Christopher Wormeley was his brother.) Capt. Christopher Wormeley's grant of 1638 was for 1420 acres, Charles River Co., which he willed to his brother Ralphe. Christopher d. c.1649. (3) Received a grant of 3,000 acres of land, 2,000 acres in King George Co. and 1,000 acres in Middlesex Co., which latter grant afterwards consituted the "Rose Gill Plantation," and his various purchases of land brought the acreage of "Rose Gill" up to about 2,300 acres.
     "(1,3) Of "Rosegill," Middlesex Co., VA.
     "(4) 1650: Was appointed by the King, then in exile at Breda, a member of the VA Council.
     "(4) 1656, 6 Dec: When the will of Richard Kemp was proved, Ralph Wormeley and Elizabeth Kemp, daughter of Richard, were deceased.
     "(4) Lancaster Co., VA indenture between Sir Henry Chichley of Rosegill, Middlesex Co., VA, Knight, and Ralph Wormeley, of the same place, Esquire, son and heir of Ralph Wormeley, Esq., deceased, and Agatha his wife. The said Ralph Wormeley, deceased, was possessed of a considerable estate in houses, land, plate, jewels, goods, household stuff, horses, mares, tobacco, negroes, English servants and other estate in the counties of York and Lancaster (now Middlesex), and said Ralph Wormeley deceased left his estate to his wife, who afterwards married Sir Henry Chichley; but before the marriage she settled the estate upon her son, Ralph Wormeley, the younger, who at the time of the marriage was under age of 21; said Chichley, in payment of the profits of the estate which he has received, conveyed to said Ralph Wormeley, the younger, 700 acres in Middlesex and certain goods (per schedule)... (NOTE: Rest not copied. Need to look up. No date noted.)

Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. immigrated circa 1636 to York Co., Virginia, USA.⁶
Col. Ralph Wormeley Sr., Esq. was mentioned in a land transaction between 1649 and 1654 at Virginia, USA,
Memo:
From "Early Colonial Settler...":
     "James Hughes 2005-08-11 11:16:25
URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=77&last=&g_p=GD&collect ion=NN Grant
Title Turner, Thomas, Doctor.
Publication 20 February 1731.
Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311.
Note Location: King George County.
Description: 35 acres adjoining land of Francis Sleator, Ralph Wormley, Jr., and Samuel Wharton.
Source: Northern Neck Grants D, 1731-1732, p. 77, folio (Reel 291).
Part of the index to recorded copies of land grants issued by the agents of the Fairfax Proprietary between 1690 and 1781 and by the Commonwealth between 1786 and 1874. Original and recorded surveys are also indexed when available. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
Subject - Personal Turner, Thomas, Doctor. grantee.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 181
CAPT. RALPH WORMELEY, 3,200 acs., 16 June 1649, p. 170. On the S. side of Rappahanock Riv. about 10 mi. up the river, including the Indian Townes of old & new Nimcock, bounded N. W. upon Rosegill Cr., E. towards land of Thomas Trotter, N. E. & N. upon the river ; Trans. of 3 score & 4 per: John Price, Pet. Sterkey, Lewis Comquest, Xpian Frederick, John Styam, Mary Bennet, John Pinford, William Leigh, Saliman DeCarvalco (or Carvalox), (name altered), Margt. Savage, John Jackson, Fra. Ferewether, Eight Negroes—(Transported in Capt. Jno. Williams Shipp)—, John Hampton, William English, Samll. Jones, Edwd. Murferry, Wm. Ginsey, Tho. Sackes, Richd. Marmaduke, Jere Linch, Richd. Lewis, Wm. Robinson, Erasmas Cole (or Cobe), Wm. Ginkin, John Cornish, Edward Gaprell, George Wilson, Thomas Jackson, Cristian Best, Edward Tyball, Wm. Baycock, Andrew Hancock, Tho. Allen, Wm. Midleton, Morris Walker, John Bennet, Arthur Lahay Richard Smith, Glode Gallant, Andrew Carelesse, John Coleman, John Coleman, John Tap Lady, William Hodgkinson, Thomas Walker, Richard Watson, Hugh Higinson, 9 Negroes.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 200
WILLIAM PLUMER, 2 Necks of land, containing in all 400 acs., 200 acs. lyeing upon Ducking Pond Cr., proceeding from Mockjack Bay by which it is bounded on the W. side. 7 Oct. 1650, p. 256. Part of 4,000 acs. granted unto Capt. Christopher Wormeley 25 Oct. 1639, & by Capt. Ralph Wormeley, Exor., assigned to sd. Plumer together with the rights. Due for trans. of 8 Negroes.*
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 206
CAPT. RALPH WORMELEY, Esqr., one of his Majesties Cottncill of State, 1645 acs., Yorke Co., 2 Oct. 1649, p. 276. 1420 acs. formerly granted unto Capt. Christopher Wormeley 27 Jan. 1638. Bounded on Eastermost side with land then in possession of Nicholas Creeke (Clarke), joyning land formerly belonging to Mr. Lyonell Rouston (Roulston), crossing a ridge of land and a path that leads to the New Pogueson, including a small neck of land adj. Nicholas Jernew; 50 an. granted unto Nicholas Cossin by patent dated May 9, 1638, bounded on the W. by land of Nicho. Clarke & on E. with land of Nicholas Dale; 75 acs. bounded on the E. by land late Robert Todds, crossing the Back Cr., which 75 acs. was granted unto Nico. Dale by patent May 8, 1638 & by him assigned unto Capt. Christopher Wormeley, decd., as also the 50 acs. granted sd. Cossin was assigned unto Robert NewKerke, who assigned to sd. Christopher Wormeley; 100 acs. abutting upon the mouth of Aliens Cr., bounded on W. side by land of Abraham English & some of it joyning land of Thomas Peteete, which 100 acs. was assigned by William Allen unto Ralph Read & Francis Caner & by sd. Read to Robt. Todd & by sd. Todd to Ralph Wormeley. The other 1545 acs. accrueing due to sd. Ralph as Exor. of the last will of Capt. Christo. Wormeley, by whom it was to him bequeathed.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 2; Pg 209
CAPT. RALPH WORMELEY, Esq., 237 acs. upon S. side of Rappa. Riv., beg. at the mouth of Nimcock Cr. 23 Mar. 1650, p. 288. Trans. of 5 pers.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 288
DAME ELIZ. LUNSFORD, 500 acs. Lancaster Co., 8 June 1654, p. 263. Upon S. side of Rappa. Riv., & upon W. by S. side of Matchepungo Cr., running to an oake dividing this & land of Col. Ralph Wormly, decd. & an oak on S. branch of said creek dividing this & land of John Benton, deed. Assigned by Samll. Abbott to whom it was granted 22 Dec. 1642 & confirmed by the Govr. &c."²

     Henry Chicheley was born in 1615 at Wimpole, Cambridgeshire, England.² He married Agatha Eltonhead, daughter of Richard Eltonhead Gent., of Eltonhead, Lancashire and Anne Sutton, before 20 November 1652 at York Co., Virginia, USA,
; her 3rd husband.^1,3,4,5
Henry Chicheley died between 5 February 1682 and 1683 at Rosegill, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA.²
     Henry Chicheley lived at Rosegill, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, USA.³

Henry Chicheley lived at Rappahannock, Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA.³

Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settler...":
     "(4) 1652, 20 Nov: A deed of settlement between Sir Henry Chichley, his wife Agatha, and her two sons Ralph and William Wormeley, Lancaster County, VA, made Capt. William Brocas, Mr. William Eltonhead and Mr. Rowland Burnham feoffees in trust for the execution of the settlement. The deed was renewed in Sep 1654 by Chichley and his wife for the benefit of Ralph Wormeley alone, William Wormeley having died.
     "(4) 1653, 7 May: Ladie Agatha Chichley made a deed of gift for a cow, Lancaster County, VA, "in consideration of the love and affection I bear unto my neece, Eltonhead Conway, ye daughter of Edwin Conway" and if the said Eltonhead dies "I give the cow to my sister Martha the wife of said Edwin Conway."
     "(4) Lancaster County, VA indenture between Sir Henry Chichley of Rosegill, Middlesex County, VA, Knight, and Ralph Wormeley, of the same place, Esquire, son and heir of Ralph Wormeley, Esq., deceased, and Agatha his wife. The said Ralph Wormeley, deceased, was possessed of a considerable estate in houses, land, plate, jewels, goods, household stuff, horses, mares, tobacco, negroes, English servants and other estate in the counties of York and Lancaster (now Middlesex), and said Ralph Wormeley deceased left his estate to his wife, who afterwards married Sir Henry Chichley; but before the marriage she settled the estate upon her son, Ralph Wormeley, the younger, who at the time of the marriage was under age of 21; said Chichley, in payment of the profits of the estate which he has received, conveyed to said Ralph Wormeley, the younger, 700 acres in Middlesex and certain goods (per schedule)...
     "LANCASTER COUNTY DEEDS & WILLS 1652-1657; Antient Press; Page 129-130
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whome these pr:sents shall come, Sir HEN: CHICHELEY of Rappa: in ye Countye of Lancaster wthin ye Collony of Virginia Knt, & Dame AGATHA. his Wife, ye late Widow & Relict of Coll. RALPH WORMELEY deced, send Greeting in our Lord God everlastinge. Whereas ye sd Dame AGATHA duringe her Widdowhood did by two severall Deeds each bearinge date ye one & thirtieth daye of
     "Maye in ye yeare 1652 for- severall causes there inexpressed do give grant make over & in feoffe unto her two Sonns. WM. & RALPH WORMELEY, their heirs Executors Administrs: & assignes severall lands tenemts. servants, Negroes, plate, goods, chattells, householde stuff & utensells; To have & to holde ye same unto her two Sons & in case eyther died before bee acomplished his age of one and twentye yeares or mariage, then his pt. to remaine to ye survivor; in cas both dyed as aforesd., then ye whole to returne & remaine to ye use of Da: AGATHA her heirs Executrs. & assignes under other certaine condicons p:mises & limitacons therein expressed. And Whereas by ye sd Deede ye sd Dame AGATHA hath made & apointed Capt. WM BROCAS Esqr., Mr. WM. ELTONHEAD & Mr. ROW BURNHAM feofees in Trust & in & by ye sd Deede more at large mays & doth apeare & Whereas further ye sd WM. WORMELEY is since dead whereas his Estate by virtue of one of the sd Deeds doth of right belonge apertaine to his Brother, ye sd RA: WORMELEY. Now hear ye yt: I ye sd Sir HEN: CHICHELEY, Knt. & Da: AGATHA his Wife, for severall good causes & consideracons them thereunto movinge have ratifyed, approved & confirmed by these pr:sents doe ratifye & confirme unto him ye sd RA: WORMELEY all ye lands tenements gardens orchards houses buildings demands ingress & egress plate goods chattells household stuff & utensels wt:soever expressed In both ye sd Deeds or by ye condicons in ye severall Deeds menconed, To have & to hold ye sd whole Estate unto ye sd Sir HEN. CHICHELEY, Knt., Capt. WM. BROCAS Esqr., Mr. EDW. DIGGS Esqr. Mr. WM. ELTONHEAD & Mr. ROW; BURNHAM their heirs Executrs. & assignes to & for ye use of ye sd RA. WORMELEY his heirs & assignes under ye same condicons in ye sd Deeds expressed whatsoever In Witness whereof ye sd Sir HEN: CHICHELEY & Dame AGATHA his Wife have hearunto set their hands & seales the Eighteenth day of Aprill Ano Dom 1654 Signed sealed & delivered in ye prsence of ALR. COOK, Clerk, HEN: CHICHELEY
HEN: WALDRON, ROGER MARSHALL AGA: CHICHELEY
Taken & acknowledged (ye above named AGA. CHICHELEY being severally examined) ye 16th of Maye 1654
Recognitr: in Cur Com Lancr: 16th die Maye & recordatr: 20th die Aug: Dom: 1654
     "LANCASTER COUNTY DEEDS & WILLS 1652-1657; Antient Press; Page 130-131
TO ALL XPIAN PEOPLE to whome these pr:sents shall come, Sir HEN: CHICHELEY & Dame AGATHA, his Wife, send Greetinge in our Lord God everlastinge. Whereas Dame AGATHA duringe her widowhood did by her Deed bearinge date ye 31st of Maye 1652 for several! considerations therein expressed delivered into ye hands of Capt WM. BROCAS Esqr., Mr. WM. ELTONHEAD. & Mr. ROWL: BURNHAM, her Feoffees, in trust Estate consisting in Negroes Servants Plate Jewells Chattells household stuff & other utensels to remaine for ye use & behoofe And whereas by ye sd Deede ye sd Dame AGATHA did reserve to her selfe power of disposinge thereof by Deed of Gift bargaine & sale Will & Testamt or otherwise Now Know yee yt: ye sd Sir HEN: CHICHELEY, Knt. & Dame AGATHA his Wife, have given & confirmed ye sd Deeds expressed ye sd goods & chattells unto her ye sd Dame AGATHA in case of the mortallitye of her Sonne, RALPH WORMELEY, or otherwise unto EDWARD DIGGS Esqr. Capt. WM. BROCAS Esqr. Mr, WM. ELTONHEAD & Mr. ROW: BURNHAM to have & to hold ye sd whole Estate togeather wth ye warrant if any happen to die unto them ye sd EDW. DIGGES Esqr, Capt. WM. BROCUS Esqr. Mr WM. ELTONHEAD & Mr ROW. BURNHAM their heirs & assignes in & for ye only use & hehoofe of them ye sd Sir HEN. CHICHELEY & Da: AGATHA his Wife for & duringe their natural) lives & ye longest liver of them their heirs Executrs. Administratrs. & assignes or eyther of their heirs & to noe other use or purpose whatsoever. In Witness whereof ye sd Sir HEN: CHICHELEY & Dame AGATHA his Wife have hereunto set their hands & seales this eighteenth daye of April! Ano Dom 1654
Signed sealed & delivered in prsence of ABRA: COOKE, Cler HEN: CHICHELEY
HEN. WALDRON, ROGER MARSHALL AGA: CHICHELEY
Taken & acknowledged (ye sd Lady being severally by ye Court examined) ye Eighteenth of Maye 1654
Recognitr: in Curia Cm Lancr; 16th die Mali et Recordatr: 20th die Anoq Domii 1654
At this Court were present Maior JOHN CARTER Capt. HEN: FLETE
Mr, TOBY SMYTH Mr. ROW: LAWSON
     "Old Rappahannock Co Va Deed Book 1, Part I - 1656-1662; Antient Press; pg 147
ALL &c. I SAMEULL MATHEWS Esqr. Govr. & Capt. Generall send greeting Whereas &c Know ye that I the said SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. do with the consent of the councell of State give unto ROBERT ARMSTRONG Six hundred fifty acres of land being on the South side of RAPPAHANOCK RIVER in the County of Rappahanock aforesaid about three miles distance from the said Rivers side & backing a tract of land belonging to Sr. HENRY CHICHLY & begineth at a marked red Oak standing towards the head of a valley nigh a branch that runeth into the Eastermost maitre brand of a small Creek called RALPHS CREEK which runeth into PASCATACON & Extendeth its bredth SW into the woods a due mile thence (missing) being paralel to the first line & lastly NE unto the tree where this land began the same makeing a square figure the said Land being due unto the said ROBERT ARMSTRONG &c. To have &c. he yeilding & paying &c. Provided &c Given at JAMES CITY under our hands this tenth day of September 1658
SAMUELL MATHEWS
W. CLAIBORNE Secr.
BE IT KNOWN unto all men that I ROBERT ARMSTRONG for consideration have could unto Lt. Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH his heirs or admrs. with the consent of ELIZA, my wife all my right & title of this Pattent conteining Six ihundred & fifty acres of land & to acknowledge the sale thereof according to Law as witness my hand this 17th of January 1660
SAMUELL PARRY ROBT. ARMSTRONGE
ROBT. YOUNG ELIZA. ARMSTRONGE
     "Old Rappahannock Co Va Deed Book 5, Part II - 1674-1676; Antient Press: pg 331-333
THIS INDENTURE made the five and twentieth day of December Ano Dom 1674 Betweene the Honble Sr. HENRY CHICHESLEY of the County of MIDDLESEX in RAPPA RIVER in Virginia Ent. of the one pte and Capt. RALPH WORMLEY of the same County Gent of the other pte Witnesseth that the said Sr. HENRY CHICHESLEY as well for and in consideration of a Demise or Lease of a plantation whereon the said Sr. HENRY CHICHESLEY now liveth made and granted unto him by the said Capt. RALPH WORMLEY wch the said Sr. HENRY CHICHESLEY doth hereby acknowledge as also for divers other good causes & considerations him thereunto moving path sold and confirmed and cloth by these presents for himselfe his heirs and assigns sell unto the said Capt. RALPH WORMELEY his heirs and assigns forever all that his Plantation sett and being in the County of Rappa on the North side of RAPPA RIVER opposite to PORTOBAGO INDIAN TOWNE and bounded as following (Vizt) begining at a white Oake standing neare the mouth of a Creek called POETRIS CREEK whence extending up the River according to several' courses of the said River to a marked Pokikery standing on the West side of a Creek called GINGAOTEAGE whence upp the said Creek into the woods North to a BEAVER DAME neare a GREAT INDIAN PATH to NANZEMOND TOWNE whence by aline of trees East to a marked red Oak thence South crossing several branches of POETRIS CREEK to a marked Pokikery standing on the West side of a branch whence South by East to a Gum whence East to the Creek side and finally South East down the Creek side to the first menconed white Oake con teyning together by estimation Two thousand and two hundred acres of land more or less together with all houses edifices orchards gardens fences and inclosures thereunto belonging or wth the same now used and enjoy (all wch said premises now are or late were in the Tenur & occupation of the said Capt. RALPH WORMLEY or his assigns) together with all Escripts writings and Minuments Patents and Surveys whatsoever touching and concerning the premises onely or onely any pte or parcel thereof to have and to hold the said Plantacon and premises with their appurtenances unto the said Capt. RALPH WORMELEY his heirs and assigns forever in as large and ample manner as are expressed in the said Pattent menconed the Rents and Services and Provisoes in the said Pattent menconed conteyned and expressed and the said Sr HENRY CHICHESLEY doth for himself his heirs promise with the said Capt. RALPH WORMLEY that he and his heirs at all time forever hereafter quietly have the said Plantation & premises with their appurtenances hereby granted without the molestation of any person whatsoever clayming under the said Sr.HENRY CHICHESLEY & his heirs and shall & will at all times forever hereafter wthin the space of five years (next ensuing) when thereunto lawfully required the reasonable request cost and charges in the Law of said Capt RALPH WORMLEY and his heirs shall bee reasonbley devised or required and alsoe that he will by himselfe or his attorney thereunto lawfully authorized acknowledge this prsent Deed in the Court of Rappa. In Witness whereof the pties first above named have hereunto putt their hands and seals dated the day and year first above written
in presence of HENRY CORBIN. HENRY CHICHELEY
WAL WHITAKER, CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappa 3 die Jan 1675
     "Old Rappahannock Co Va Deed Book 5, Part II - 1674-1676; Antient Press: pg 338-339
THIS INDENTURE made the 22th day of January in the year of or. Lord One thousand Six hundred & Seventy between Sir HENRY CHICHELEY of the County of MIDDX. and AGATHY my Wife of the one party and WILLIAM YOUNGE of the same County on the other Witnesseth that the sd Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY for and in consideration of the sum and assd. full quantity of Fifteene thousand pounds of sweet scented tobacco secured to be paid by the said WILLIAM YOUNGE hath granted and confirmed & by these presents doth grant unto the said WM, YOUNGE his heirs and assigns forever all that peice parcell or devident of land conteyning by estimacon Four hundred and fifty acres more or less being upon the South side of RAPPA RIVER opposite to the land of Mr. JAMES WILLIAMSON beginning at a certain Marsh & gutt & upon the We. & No We.side thereof and extending along the River course No. No. We. to the side of another Marsh into the Woods We. So. We, upon the first menconed March or gutt Ea. No. Ea. upon RAPPA RIVER the said land being formerly granted to HENRY ZOANES by Pattent dated the 3rd day of September 1652 and assigned over by the said ZOANES unto the said Sr HENRY CHICHELEY and his heirs forever To have and to hold all the hereby menconed and sold peice of land wth their and every of their appurtenances to him the said WM. _YOUNGE his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoofe of him the said WM YOUNG his heirs and assigns forever and the said Sr. HENRY CHCHELEY and AGATHA his Wife doe further for themselves their heirs and every of them promise with said WM YOUNGE his heirs that they shall peaceably and quietly occupie the demized prmises without the lawfull lett trouble or deniall of him & her or any other person lawfully belonging by him or under him them or any of them together with all rights of hunting hawking fishing and fowling wth the due share of all mines & mineralls with all profitts whatsoever belonging to the said land in as full and ample manner as is granted to them the sd Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY and his said Wife by Pattent dated the Twentieth and fourth day of September 1663, he the said WILLIAM YOUNGE or him or either of his heirs or assigns paying yearly the fee rent accustomary
in presence of us RALPH WORMLEY HENRY CHICHELEY
MAXIMILIAN PETTY AGATHA CHICHELEY
Recordatr xx4 die Febr 1675
     "1678-1680 Middlesex Co Va Order Book; Antient Press: (Page 104-107a)
THIS INDENTURE made the second day of March 1677 And in the Thirtieth yeare of the Raigne of or. Soveraigne Lord CHARLES the Second Betweene the Rt Honable Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY of ROSEGILL in the County of Middlesex in Virga Knt of one parte and RALPH WORMELEY Esgr. of the same place and County Esgr, Son & Heire of RALPH WORMELEY Esgr late deceased and AGATHA his Wife of other parte. Whereas yee said RALPH WORMELEY deced in his lifetime and at the time of his death was lawfully possessed of a Considerable estate in Houses, Land, Plate, Jewills. Goods, Household stuff, Horses, Mares, Tobaccoes, Negroes, English Servants and other Estate within the Countyes of YORKE and LANCASTER (now the said County of Middx in Virga:) which sd estate at the time of his decease he gave & bequeathed unto ye said AGATHA his Wife wch. said AGATHA WORMELEY after ye Death of the said RALPH WORMELEY intermarried wth the said Sr HENRY CHICHELEY: but before the said marriage was Compleated, the sd AGATHA WORMELEY by an Instrument in Wrighting under her hand & Seale settled the said Estate upon yee said RALPH WORMELEY party to these presents as by the said Wrighting under ye hand and Seale of the said AGATHA WORMELEY more perticulerly and at large may appeare; Soe that the said Estate is lawfully decended and come unto the said RALPH WORMELEY the Younger; And Whereas the said RALPH WORMELEY the Younger at the time of the said Intermarriage of the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY wth the said AGATHA WORMELEY the Wife of the said RALPH WORMELEY deced was an Orphant under the age of One & Twenty yeares, and the said Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY by Vertue of the said Intermarriage became Guardian over the said RALPH WORMELEY the Younger and the said Estate dureing ye Noneage onely of the said RALPH WORMELEY yee Younger; Nevertheless the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY hath (not onely since the said Intermarriage But alsoe since the said RALPH WORMELEY the Younger attained to said age of One and Twenty yeares) enjoyed the said Estate and received the Rents Issues and Profitts thereof without rendering giveing any Accompt of what hath been expended out of the estate either for the maintenance & Education of the said RALPH WORMELEY ye Younger or of the rents issues & profitts thereof, and without makeing any restitution for what waste and Spoyle hath been done to the said estate or the product thereof by the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY or by his procurant: since his Intermarriage wth the said AGATHA WORMELEY Witnesseth now this Indenture that the sd Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY (as well for the reimbursemt: and repaymt: of such parte and Soe much of the rents issues and profitts of the said Estates as are yet behinde and unpaid, as alsoe for the makeing restitution for all such waste and Spoyle as hath from time to time been done to ye sd estate or the Stock or product thereof by the said Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY or by his Procuremt: since his Intermarriage wth said AGATHA WORMELEY as aforesd) Hath granted & confirmed unto the said RALPH WORMELEY his Heires and assignes for ever, All those Seaven hundred acres of land being in the County of Middlesex, upon the South side of RAPPA. RIVER in the Woods upon the head of the LADY CHICHELEYS Land heretofore in the possession of CAPT. BROCAS and extending South West into the Woods to a Marked Ash and from thence South East to a marked red Oake and Noarth East to the said LADY CHICHELEYES land, wch: said Seaven hundred acres of land after severall PATENTS and other meane conveyances thereof made and granted to Severall persons, was given and granted to the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY his Heirses & Successors forever togeather wth the Due shaire of all Mines & Minerals therein Con teyned, wth: all rights of hunting hawkeing fishing and fowleing wth all woods and Rivers and all other Profitts to the said Land belonging by PATENT under ye hand of Sr: WILLIAM BERKELEY Ent: Governor and the Seale of the Collony of dated at JAMES CITTY the Twenty fourth day of December 1663; as by said PATENT mere plainely may appeare And all the estate right whatsoever of him the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY to the said Land And all houses. buildings, Orchards and all other profitts And the said Sr: HENRY CHICHELEY for the considerations aforesd Hath granted and Delivered unto the said RALPH WORMELEY and his Heires All & Every (foods. Household Stuff. plate jewills, English Servts. Negroes & Horses Mares Cattle and other things mentioned and expressed in the Schedule or Inventory indented hereunto annexed Togeather wth the Stock issue and produce from ye said Negroes Horses Mares Cattle Nevertheless that if the said Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY his Heires or Assignes doe & shall well & truely cause to be paid unto the said RALPH WORMELEY his Heires or Assignes the full and just sume of One thousand Three hundred pounds of Lawfull money of England on the Third day of November wch shall be in the yeare of or. Lord God One thousand six hundred Seaventy &Eight, that then and imediately thenceforth this present Indenture and every clause conteyned shall be utterly voyde, and of none effect, In Witness whereof the said partyes have sett there hands & Seales
HEN: CHICHELEY
Sealed and Delivered and full quiate & Peaceable possession was given and Delivered unto ye within mentioned RALPH WORMELEY Esqr, by ye Delivery of One Silver Plate parcell of the within granted premises in ye preconco of tic ROBT. SMITH
JOHN FIEVEN RICHD. FARMAR
The SCHEDULE or Inventory Indented in the Indenture hereunto annexed mencond. Imps Ffive feather bedds wth Courtains & Valence, ruggs, blanketts & Chaires suitable Two Ordinary ffeather bedds wth: Rugg blanketts
Item Twelve paires of holland Sheets, Six Suites of Course Diaper, Six Turkey Worke Chaires a Dozen of Turkey worke Cushions Eighteen Leather Chaires
Item Twelve Pewter dishes, two pewter Basons, Two doz. &a halfe off pewter plates Ifoure pewter Chamber Potts
Item Sixteen Iron potty Three Skeletts Three large Brass Kettles, Two small Brass Kettles
hem One Dozen of Silver Spoones, One Silver Tankard, One Silver Plate, One Silver Mustard pott, One Silver Sugar box, One Silver pepper box, One Silver Drachme Cuppe & Six Silver Salts
English Servants: RICHARD , MARY COOKE, WILLM, WOOLS, ELIZABETH COOPER
Negroes: 8 Men, three Boys, 9 Women, 1 Girle
Horses & Mares. Item Six mares wth ffoales by theire Sides, Eight Gueldings, ffoure Stone horses branded wth ye Excution of Sr. HENRY CHICHELEYs Armes.
Cattle. hem Sixty heads of all Sorts young & old marked wth a flower de luce on ye right Eare and a hole in ye left
Sheepe - ffifty six young and old of all sorts
Memd. that ye Goods and others things in this Schedule menconed are the same in this Indenture intended to be sold to RALPH WORMELEY & his Heires and are belonging to ye Dwelling house of the said Sr. HENRY CHICHELEY in ye County of Middx
Memorandum That upon ye 4th day of March Ano Dm 1677 att a Courte held for ye County of Middx Personally came Sr, HENRY CHICHELEY Ent: part to ye within written Indenture, and in open Courte did acknowledge sd Indenture wth ye Schedule anexed to be his act & Deede, and that full & quiate possession & Seizen of ye premises was delivered as expressed in ye Indorsemt, on the sd Indenture
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 3; Pg 291
SIR HENRY CHICKLY, Knight, 950 acs. Lancaster Co., 9 June 1654, p. 274. On S. side of Rappa. Riv. 450 acs. opposite land of Mr. James Wmson (Williamson) ; 500 acs. at the head of a devdt. of Toby Smith, running to a small creek dividing this & land of Mr. Soanes. 450 acs. granted unto Mr. Hen. Soane & assigned to sd. Chickly, & 500 acs. for trans. of 10 pers: 6 Negroes bought of Capt. Townsend & Mr. Burnham; John Smith, Mary Bartran, Nich. Sexton, Cuthberd Potter.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 334
HENRY CHICHLEY, Knt., 2200 acs. on N. side of Rappa. Riv., opposite to Port Tobacco, bounded on E. with Poytresses Cr. & land of Vincent Stanford, etc. 8 Dec. I656, p. 43, (66). Trans. of 44 pers: Rich. Scarbrow, Tho. ap Thomas, James Howard, Antho. Caudell, Tho. Beardwell, Rob. Hane (or Hand), Jno. White, Jno. Ray, Henry Rice, Arthur Chandler, Wm. Byler, Wm. Chelmedge, Rich. Arrundell, Tho. Mason, Georg Haynes, Sam. Parry, Tho. Pones, Peter Mason, Wm. Hurt, Tho. Howell, Samll. Goodwin, Tho. Harris, Rob. Taylor, Tho. ap Richd., Jones Alpott, Jno. Woodson, Edwd. Buckingham, Edward Freeman, Henry Lambert, Jost Wms. (Williams), Tho. Warrington.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 334
HENRY CHICHLEY, Knt., 800 acres Lancaster Co., 7 Oct. 1656, p. 45, (69). At the head of Peankaranke Riv., and below the Horse path, etc. Trans. of 16 pers.*
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 4; Pg 397
LT. COL. THO. GOODRICH, 1134 acs. 3 furlongs, 18 poles on S. side of Rappa. Riv. on the back of a devdt. of land belonging to Sr. Henry Chickeley, about 3 mi. from the river, running to eastermost main branch of Ralphs Cr. which runs into Puscatticon Cr. 20 Sept. 1661, p. 302, (413). 650 acs. granted unto Robt. Armstrong 10 Sept. 1658 & sold to sd. Goodrich & residue for trans. of 10 pers: Abigail Rige, Tho. Clowd, Seath Edward, Tho. Bunbridge, Wm. Suran, Wm. Talbott, Jno. Warner, Jno. Clower, Kath. Moroughen, Nich. Stelman.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS; Patent Book 6 page 49
MR. JOHN NEEDLES, 128 acs. Lancaster Co., in Rappa. Riv., on Ewd. side of Barbacue Cr., 1 Oct. 1668, p. 191. Adj. Sir Henry Chickley & Edw. Webb. Granted to Mr. Robt. Wollerton, 3 Sept. 1658, deserted, & due Mr. Robt. Beverley by order &c., 24 Oct. 1666, who assigned to sd. Needles; due for trans. of 3 pers: Rich. Mounts, Samll. Cox, Elias Robinson.
     "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS PATENT BOOK No. 5; Pg 444
JAMES ALLYSON, 360 acs. Rappa. Co., 18 Mar. 1662, p. 152, (26). S. side Rappa. Riv., running to a small creek dividing this from land of Mr. Henry Soanes. Part of 500 acs. belonging to Sir Henry Checkly & by Mr. Cutbert Potter, his lawful Atty., assigned to sd. Allyson.² He and Robert Armstrong were was mentioned in a land transaction by Elizabeth Young on 10 September 1658 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia, USA,
From "Early Colonial Settlers...":
     "Old Rappahannock Co Va Deed Book 1, Part I - 1656-1662; Antient Press; pg 147
ALL &c. I SAMEULL MATHEWS Esqr. Govr. & Capt. Generall send greeting Whereas &c Know ye that I the said SAMUELL MATHEWS Esqr. do with the consent of the councell of State give unto ROBERT ARMSTRONG Six hundred fifty acres of land being on the South side of RAPPAHANOCK RIVER in the County of Rappahanock aforesaid about three miles distance from the said Rivers side & backing a tract of land belonging to Sr. HENRY CHICHLY & begineth at a marked red Oak standing towards the head of a valley nigh a branch that runeth into the Eastermost maitre brand of a small Creek called RALPHS CREEK which runeth into PASCATACON & Extendeth its bredth SW into the woods a due mile thence (missing) being paralel to the first line & lastly NE unto the tree where this land began the same makeing a square figure the said Land being due unto the said ROBERT ARMSTRONG &c. To have &c. he yeilding & paying &c. Provided &c Given at JAMES CITY under our hands this tenth day of September 1658
SAMUELL MATHEWS
W. CLAIBORNE Secr.
BE IT KNOWN unto all men that I ROBERT ARMSTRONG for consideration have could unto Lt. Coll. THOMAS GOODRICH his heirs or admrs. with the consent of ELIZA, my wife all my right & title of this Pattent conteining Six ihundred & fifty acres of land & to acknowledge the sale thereof according to Law as witness my hand this 17th of January 1660
SAMUELL PARRY ROBT. ARMSTRONGE
ROBT. YOUNG ELIZA. ARMSTRONGE.⁶

     Jane Eltonhead married Capt. Robert Morrison
; her 1st husband.^1,2,3 Jane Eltonhead married Cuthbert Fenwick
; her 2nd husband.^1,2,3

     Eleanor Eltonhead married Capt. William Brocus
; her 1st husband.^1,2 Eleanor Eltonhead married Col. John Carter Esq.
; her 2nd husband.^1,2

      ; clerk.¹

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      ; a nun at Limbrook.¹

      ; a nun.¹

     Isabella Mortimer was born between 1311 and 1313.¹
Isabella Mortimer died after 1327.¹

      ; van de Pas cites: A Genealogical History of the dormant, abeyant, forfeited and extinct peerages of the British Empire, London, 1866, Burke, Sir Bernard, Reference: 384.²

     Catrin/Catherine Glyndwr (?) married Sir Edmund Mortimer Knt., son of Edmund de Mortimer Knt, 3rd Earl of March, Earl of Ulster and Philippa (?) of Clarence, Countess of Ulster, Lady of Clare, circa November 1402.^2,1

Catrin/Catherine Glyndwr (?) died before 1 December 1413.¹
Catrin/Catherine Glyndwr (?) was buried circa 1 December 1413 at St. Swithin, London, City of London, Greater London, England.¹
      ; van de Pas cites: Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques, Reference: 831.¹

     Sir Edmund Mortimer Knt. was born between 9 November 1376 and 1377 at Ludlow, Shropshire, England.¹ He married Catrin/Catherine Glyndwr (?), daughter of Owain Glyn Dwr ap Gruffydd Prince of Wales and Margaret Hanmer, circa November 1402.^1,3

Sir Edmund Mortimer Knt. died on 13 May 1411 at Harlech Castle, Shropshire, England.¹
      ; Apparently Edmund was captured by Owain Glyndwr, Prince of Wales, and the English were reluctant to pay a ransome. This was possibly because of his family being in line to the throne. During his captivity he defected to Owain's side and married Catrin, Owain's daughter, which was quite a coup for Owain. Edmund was eventually killed at the per van de Pas: "siege of Harlech Castle fighting for Owain."¹

     Roger Mortimer was born on 23 April 1393 at Nethewood.^2,3
Roger Mortimer died between 1409 and 1425; Richardson says d. ca 1409.^2,3
      ; van de Pas cites: Cahiers de Saint Louis , Dupont, Jacques and Saillot, Jacques, Reference: 69, 831.²

     Loup III Centulle (?) Duc de Vasconie died after 819.^1,3,4
     GAV-34.

Reference: Genealogics cites: Gran Enciclopedia Catalana, Barcelona 1970-1983, 16 volumes, genealogical tables by Armand de Fluvià.⁴

; Per Racines et Histoire: "Loup + après 819 (exil ?) gouverne la Gascogne conjointement avec son oncle, puis seul duc après une rebellion contre le duc Seguin (816), X contre Bérenger de Toulouse et Guérin d’Auvergne."⁵

; Per Wikipedia (Fr.):
     "Loup III Centulle est duc de Vasconie en 818 et banni en 8191, fils de Centulle, petit-fils probable de Loup II.
Biographie
     "En 816, Sanche Loup, duc de Vasconie, et son frère Garcia Loup, comte de Dax, avaient été tués lors d’une bataille contre les Maures, et le duché de Vasconie est confié à Loup Centulle et à Garcia (Ier) Semen son frère.
     "En 817, Louis le Pieux confie le royaume d’Aquitaine à son fils Pépin Ier. Celui-ci assisté de ses parents Guérin, comte d'Auvergne et de Bernard de Septimanie, comte de Toulouse, commet rapidement de nombreuses maladresses, écartant et disgraciant des seigneurs locaux et assassinant des évêques, comme Jean d’Auch en 820.
     "En 819 Loup Centulle et Garcia (Ier) Semen de Vasconie se révoltent contre Bérenger comte de Toulouse et Warin comte d'Auvergne, mais ils sont vaincus. Garcia (Garuhand) « homme d'une remarquable folie » est tué tandis que Loup est exilé2.
Descendance
     "Traditionnellement, on lui attribue au moins deux fils :
     "Mais cette affirmation est basée sur la charte d’Alaon, prétendument datée de 845 et qui se révéla être un faux du xviie siècle.
     "On considère actuellement3 qu’il est le grand-père d’un autre Loup, lui-même père de Raymond, comte de Pallars, d’Unifred, de Dadilde, mariée au roi García II de Navarre, et probablement de Donat Loup, comte de Bigorre.
     "Quant à Centulle Loup de Béarn, son nom indique bien une parenté avec la maison de Vasconie, mais on ignore par quel lien.
[See attached image of family tree from Wikipedia]
Annexe
Bibliographie
** Christian Settipani, La Noblesse du Midi Carolingien, Oxford, Linacre College, Unit for Prosopographical Research, coll. « Occasional Publications / 5 », 2004, 388 p. (ISBN 1-900934-04-3), p. 78, 79 et 81
** Renée Mussot-Goulard, Histoire de la Gascogne, vol. 462, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, coll. « Que sais-je ? », 1996, 127 p. (ISBN 2130475191 et 9782130475194, OCLC 395108634, notice BnF no FRBNF36687834, lire en ligne [archive])
Notes et références
1. Jean de Jaurgain, La Vasconie : étude historique et critique sur les origines du royaume de Navarre, du duché de Gascogne, des comtés de Comminges, d'Aragon, de Foix, de Bigorre, d'Alava & de Biscaye, de la vicomté de Béarn et des grands fiefs du duché de Gascogne, t. 1, PyréMonde (Ed.Régionalismes), 1898, 447 p. (ISBN 2846181446 et 9782846181846, OCLC 492934726, lire en ligne [archive])
2. Eginhard Vie de Louis le Pieux AD 819
3. Christian Settipani, Ibid, page 14 et 16.
Articles connexes
** Liste des ducs de Gascogne: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_comtes_et_ducs_de_Gascogne."¹

; Per Med Lands:
     "LOUP Centule (-after 819). [Duke of Gascony.] Einhard's Annales name "Berengario Tolosæ et Warino Arverni comite" as fighting "Lupus Centulli Wasco" in 819 and "in quo et fratrem Garsandum…interitum fuit"[30]. The Vita Hludowici Imperatoris records the rebellion of "Wasco, Lupus Centulli cognomento" and fighting "Werinum Arvernorum comitem et Berengarium Tholosanum"[31]. The Gesta Francorum names "Lupus Wasco" when recording that he was "de perfidia convictus" and sent into exile in 819[32]."
Med Lands cites:
; NB: Med Lands has an additional generation between Loup III and Centulle I (Centulle Loup) and shows Centulle I as the son of Centulle Loup. Genealogics has Centulle I as teh son of Loup Centulle, omitting the generation of Centulle Loup.
I have chosed to follow the Med Lands lineage. GA Vaut.^4,7,3 He was Duc de Vasconie. Per Wikipédia (Fr.): "818-819 : Loup III Centulle et Garcia (Ier) Semen († 819), fils d’un Centulle, lui-même fils possible de Loup II11. N’ayant pas eu de descendance, Loup est le dernier de la lignée des Eudes de Vasconie" Note:
11. Centulle est parfois considéré comme petit-fils de Loup II, mais cette hypothèse pose quelques problèmes d'ordre chronologiques. Christian Settipani, Ibid, page 78-79. between 818 and 819.^8,9

     Bertane (?) married Dalmatius I (?) vicomte-abbé de Brioude, son of Etienne I (?) vicomte-abbé de Brioude and Ermengarde (?),
;
His 1st wife.¹
Bertane (?) died between 15 August 915 and 917.¹
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "m firstly BERTANE, daughter of ---(-[18 Aug 915/917]). "Dalmacius" donated property "in patria Arvernica in comitatu et vicaria Brivatensi…curtem…Luberias" to Saint-Julien de Brioude, for the souls of "genitore meo Stephano ac genitrice mea Ermengardi", by charter dated 28 Aug [915], signed by "Bertanæ conjugis ipsius Dalmacii, Icterii"[1110]."
Med Lands cites: [1110] Brioude 272, p. 279.¹

     Alduin/Hilduin (?) Abbé de Saint-Denis died after 866.²
      ; Per Med Lands:
     "HILDUIN [Audouin] (-after 866). Abbot of Saint-Denis before 866: the Chronicle of Adémar de Chabannes records that Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks installed "Vulgrimnum propinquum suum, fratrem Aldoini abbatis ex monasterio Sancti Dionisi" with "Engolisme et Petragorice" after Comte Emenon was killed (in 866)[218]. [Abbé de Saint-Médard de Soissons [866]: a charter of Charles II “le Chauve” King of the West Franks relating to Soissons Saint-Médard refers to “Hildvuinus antiquior abba”[219]. This document is undated, although Lot states that “on peut affirmer avoir été donné entre mai 870 et août 871”[220]. As discussed above under Hilduin’s brother Vulfard, it is possible that “Hildvuinus” in this document was the same person as Hilduin abbot of Saint-Denis.] "
Med Lands cites:

; Per Racines et Histoire: "? Alduin (alias Hilduin) Abbé de Saint-Denis (815-840) (parenté envisagée uniquement par Adhémar de Chabannes.)³"

; Abbé de Saint-Denis.¹