{"id":10381,"date":"2014-07-28T01:48:22","date_gmt":"2014-07-28T01:48:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.johnpedroza.com\/blog1\/?p=10381"},"modified":"2014-07-28T01:51:09","modified_gmt":"2014-07-28T01:51:09","slug":"150generations","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.johnpedroza.com\/blog1\/150generations\/","title":{"rendered":"150 Generations Later…"},"content":{"rendered":"
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I think I am going to need more paper…<\/p><\/div>\n

One of the suggested activities they always say in church is to do your Genealogy. So today I went on FamilySearch.org and showed my mom some research tools.
\nOne of the games I like to play on FamilySearch.org is what I call “How far can you click?” The way the games goes is you start going through family lines and see how far you go until you run into a dead link (no more names). Today I went through a line I call the Thornton line, this turned out to be a really long game today.<\/p>\n

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The coolest thing is now I can say we are all related. So when do I get to come over for dinner?
\nThornton Adam Line:
\n1) Adam
\nEve (4000BC-3074 BC)
\n2) Seth, son of Adam (3979BC-3067BC)
\nAzura bat Adam (3979BC-3067BC)
\n3) Enos, son of Seth (3765BC-2860BC)
\nNoam Bit Seth Of Elda
\n4) Cainan, son of Enos
\nMualeleth
\n5) Mahalaheel, son of Cainan
\nSina (Dinah) Bint Barakiel Of East Eden (3605 BC)
\n6) Jared, son of Mahalaheel
\n(NA)
\n7) Enoch, son of Jared (3378BC-3013BC)
\nEdnl Bint Daniel
\n8) Methusalah, son of Enoch (3317BC-2348BC)
\n(NA)
\n9) Noah, son of Lamech (2948BC-1998BC)
\nEmzara Daughter of Lemach
\n10) Shem, son of Noah
\nEmzara (Naamah)
\n11) Arphaxad, son of Shem
\n(NA)
\n12) Salah, son of Arphaxed (2306BC-1873BC)
\n(NA)
\n13) Eber, son of Salah
\n(NA)
\n14) Peleg, son of Eber
\n(NA)
\n15) Reu, son of Peleg (2212BC-1973BC)
\n(NA)
\n16) Serug,son of Reu (2180BC-1950BC)
\n(NA)
\n17) Nahor I ben Serug (2150BC-2002BC)
\nJaska (\u2018Ijaska) (2152BC)
\n18) Terah, son of Nahor (2121BC-1916BC)
\nEmtelal (Amethelo) of Agade (2154BC)
\n19) Abraham, son of Terah
\nSarah (Saral) (2012BC-1885BC)
\n20) Isaac, son of Abraham
\nRebecca
\n21) Jacob (Israel) ben Isaac (1886BC-1739BC)
\nLeah
\n22) Judah ben Jacob King of Gosher
\nTamer
\n23) Zarah
\n(NA)
\n24) Dardanus (1460-1414BC)
\n(NA)
\n25) Erichthonius the Dardanian King of Arcadia (1420BC-1368BC)
\nAstyoche Ilium (1397BC-1328BC)
\n26) Tros Acadia Dardania Troy (1314BC-1281BC)
\nCallirhot Callirhoe IIium (1354BC-1279BC)
\n27) Iulus Ascanlus Alba Longa Troy (1350BC-1279BC)
\nEurydice Troy (1100BC-1281BC)
\n28) Laomedon Loomedante Troy (1279BC-1235BC)
\nPlacia Strymo of Troy (1290BC-1185BC)
\n29) Prlam King of Troy (1235BC-1185BC)
\nHecuba Phrygia (1235BC-1183BC)
\n30) King Helenus of Troy (1070BC-1149BC)
\nAndromache
\n31) Genger King of Cimmerian Bosporus
\n(NA)
\n32) Esdron
\n(NA)
\n33) Esdron
\n(NA)
\n34) Gelio King of Troy (1150BC-1010BC)
\nGelio (Zelius) 1105BC
\n35) Basabiliano King of Troy (1125BC-1025BC)
\nBasabiliano (Basabellian) I (1975BC)
\n36) Plaserius I I King Of Plaserio King of Troy (2000BC-1000BC)
\nPlaserio (Plaserius) I (1045BC)
\n37) Plesron I I King Of Plesron King of Troy (1075BC-975BC)
\n(NA)
\n38) Eliacor I Of Cimmerians Eliacor King of Troy (1050BC-950BC)
\n(NA)
\n39) Zaberian Of Cimmerians Gaberiano, King of Troy (1025BC-925BC)
\nGaberiano (Zaberian) (1055BC)
\n40) Plaserius II Plaserio King of Troy (1000BC-900BC)
\n(NA)
\n41) Antenor I Antenor King of Troy (975BC-875BC)
\n(NA)
\n42) Priamos II Van Commeria, King of Troy (900BC)
\n(NA)
\n43) Helenus II, King of Troy (920BC-750BC)
\nHelenus II of Troy (935BC)
\n44) Plesron II (King of Troy) (910BC-820BC)
\nPlasron (905BC)
\n45) King Basabelian II (875BC-790BC)
\nBasabiliano II (875BC)
\n46) King Alexandros of Troy (827BC-677BC)
\nAlexandre Troy (845BC)
\n47) King Priamos III Van Commeria of Troy (800BC-655BC)
\nPriam III (815 BC)
\n48) King Gentilanor V Van Commeria (785BC-625BC)
\nGentilanor (785BC)
\n49) Almadius I Van Commeria, (King of the Cimmerians) (750BC-650BC)
\nWife, of Almadius I Van Commeria, (King of the Cimmerians) (755BC)
\n50) Dilulius I Van Commeria, (King of the Cimmerians) (725BC-625BC)
\nDilulius (725BC)
\n51) Helenus III Van Commeria (King of the Cimmerians) (700BC-600BC)
\n(NA)
\n52) Plaserius III Van Commeria King of the Cimmerians
\n(NA)
\n53) Dilulius II Van Commeria, King of the Cimmerians
\n(NA)
\n54) Marcomir I Van Commeria, King of the Cimmerians
\n(NA)
\n55) Priamos IV, (King of the Cimmerians) (600BC-500BC)
\n(NA)
\n56) Helenus IV Van Commeria, (King of the Cimmerians) (575BC-475BC)
\n(NA)
\n57) Antenor II, Prince of the Cimmerians (540BC-443BC)
\n(NA)
\n58) King Marcomir I, of the Sicambri (520BC-412BC)
\n(NA)
\n59) King Antenor I of the Cimmerians = Cambra (500BC-412BC)
\nCambra (500BC-400BC)
\n60) King Priamos V of the Sicambrii (475BC-358BC)
\n(NA)
\n61) King Helenus V, of the Sicambrii (439BC-339BC)
\n(NA)
\n62) King Diocles, of the Sicambrii (425BC-325BC)
\n(NA)
\n63) King Bassanus Magnus of the Sicambri (400BC-300BC)
\n(NA)
\n64) Clodomir I King of the Sicambri (375BC-275BC)
\nClodomir I (375BC-275BC)
\n65) King Nicanor of the Sicambrii (350BC-250BC)
\nConstancia of Britain (350BC-250BC)
\n66) King Marcomir II of the Sicambrii (325BC-225BC)
\nMarcomir II of the Sicambrii (225BC)
\n67) Clodius I (159BC)
\nClodius I (200BC)
\n68) Antenor III (143BC)
\nAntenor III (270BC-170BC)
\n69) Clodimir II (123BC)
\nClodimir II (250BC-150BC)
\n70) Merodacus (125BC)
\nMercadacus (225BC-125BC)
\n71) Cassander (100BC)
\nCassander (200BC-100BC)
\n72) Anturius (75BC
\nAnturis (175BC-75BC)
\n73) Francus (150BC-50BC)
\n(NA)
\n74) Clodimir II (125BC-25BC)
\n(NA)
\n75) Marcomir III (97BC-50BC)
\n(NA)
\n76) Clodimir III (70BC)
\n(NA)
\n77) Antenor IV King of the West Franks (70BC)
\n(NA)
\n78) Ratherius King of Franks
\n(NA)
\n79) Richemer I King of Franks
\n(NA)
\n80) Odomir IV de la Franks (50-150)
\n(NA)
\n81) Marcomir I King of the Franks (75-175)
\nAthildis, Princess of Britain (241)
\n82) Clodomir rol des France (100-200)
\n(NA)
\n83) Farabert King of Franks (122-186)
\nHafilda Princess of Rugij (106-179)
\n84) Sunno (Huano Hunno) King of Franks (165-213)
\n(NA)
\n85) Rey Hilderic (253)
\n(NA)
\n86) Rey de los Francos Bartherus (Batherus) (238-272)
\n(NA)
\n87) Rey Clodius III (298)
\n(NA)
\n88) Rey de los Francos Walter (306)
\n(NA)
\n89) Duque de los Francos Dragobert II (317)
\n(NA)
\n90) Duque Genebald I (262-350)
\n(NA)
\n91) Duque Dagobert II (300-379)
\n(NA)
\n92) Duque de los Francos Clodius I (324-389)
\nDuchess of East Franks
\n93) Marcomir I, (Duke of East Franks) (347-404)
\nMarcomir (Duchess of the East Franks) (354-450)
\n94) Pharmond (First King of France) (370-427)
\nArgotta Queen of the Salic Franks (376-438)
\n95) Clodius Clodion the Long Haired King of the Salis Franks (395-447)
\nBasina (Princess of the Thuringians) (398-470)
\n96) Merovech, King of the Franks (415-457)
\nVerica Princess of Sweden Queen of France (419)
\n97) Siegbert “The Lame” Meroving King of Cologne (436-509)
\nBasina of Thuringia (452-470)
\n98) Chloderic (Clovis I ) “The Parricide” Meroving (The Great King of Franks) (465-511)
\nEvochilde NN
\n99) King Childebert Paris (496-558)
\nQueen Vultrogothe of Paris (500-558)
\n100) Siegbert The Lame, King of Cologne (509)
\nTheodelinde Bourgogne Queen of Burgandy (452)
\n101) Cloderic (The Parricide) King of Cologne (480-509)
\nSaint Clothilde (477)
\n102) Munderic Prince of Cologne of Vitrey-en-Perthois (505-534)
\nArthemia de Lyons (490-550)
\n103) Bodegisel I of Aquitaine (524-607)
\nOda Itte (567-636)
\n104) Arnulfo de Metz (582-641)
\nDode Ode Doda Clothilde de Metz of Saxony (586-640)
\n105) Ansegisel (615-679)
\nSaint Begga de Landen (613-698)
\n106) Pepin II of Herstal (635-714)
\nAdpaide (Concubine of Austrasia) (654-705)
\n107) King Charles Martel (689-741)
\nRotrude (695-724)
\n108) Mayor of the Palace Carloman de Paris (712-755)
\nChrotrude Franks Princess Of (713)
\n109) Gerard De Rousillion (723-816)
\nBaroness Withburgis of Paris (736)
\n110) Hugh II of Tours Count (765-836)
\nBava of Upper Alsace (769-837)*
\n111) Hugh Bourges Count Of (802-853)
\nBava (805)
\n112) Tertulle or Tortulf or Tertuilus (821-921)
\nPertonilla, Countess of Anjou (825)
\n113) Ingelger I Count Anjou (870-888)
\nAdele DE Gatinais
\n114) Fulk I \u201cThe Red\u201d of Anjou Count of Anjou (870-938)
\nRocilla De Louches (1009)
\n115) William III ” (Guillaume) “le Lib\u00e9rateur” de Provence comte d’Arles & Provence (950-993)
\nAdelaide Adela Blanca Blanche D\u2019 Anjou (938-1026)*
\n116) Robert II The Pious King of France (972-1031)
\nConstance Taillefer de Toulouse Queen of France (986-1032)*
\n117) Baudouin V Count of Flanders (1012-1067)
\nAdelaide Havoise (1009-1079)*
\n118) King William I the Conqueror “The Bastard” Duke of Normandy Of England (1024-1087)
\nMatilda of Flanders (1059-1117)*
\n119) King Henry I \u201cBeauclerc\u201d \u201cThe Good Scholar\u201d of England (1068-1135)
\n(NA)
\n120) Earl Robert \u201cThe Consul\u201d Of Gloucester of Caen (1086-1147)
\nDuchess Mabel FitzRobert Of Gloucester Fitzhamon (1090-1157)
\n121) Earl Ranulph of Chester Le Meschines (1106-1189)
\nCountess Matilda Maud of Chester Fitzobert (1106-1189)*
\n122) 6th Earl Hugh Of Chester De Keveliock (1147-1181)
\nBetrade De Montford (1155-1227)
\n123) 4th Earl of Derby William De Ferrers (1162-1247)
\nLady Chartley Agnes De Keveliock (1170-1247)*
\n124) (Lord) William Vesci (1205-1253)
\nAgatha DeFerrers (1229-1290)*
\n125) Roger Buckton (1207)
\nAgnes De Vesci (1211)*
\n126) Gilbert (Forrester) Buckton (1265)
\nDrusil Forester De Buckton (1241)
\n127) Gilbert Forster (1290-1342)
\nIvetta Vaux (1292)
\n128) John Forster (1316-1371)
\n(NA)
\n129) Robert Forster (1355)
\n(NA)
\n130) Thomas Forster (1395-1430)
\nJoan Elmeden (1421)
\n131) SIR KNIGHT Thomas FORSTER 9th Governor of Bamborough, Knight, Marshal of Berwick-upon-Tweed (1451-1526)
\nElizabeth De Etherstone (1428-1450)
\n132) Sir Walter Forrester (1459-1550)
\nAgnes Graham (1462-1550)
\n133) Robert Bruce of Airth (1495)
\nJanet Forrester (1494-1600)*
\n134) Sir Alexander Bruce of Airth (1530-1600)
\nJanet Livingston- (1535-1599)
\n135) Sir Alexander Menteith (1513-1580)
\nMarion Bruce (1560-1650)*
\n136) Sir William Menteith (1575-1619)
\nJeane Bruce (1582-1640)
\n137) James Menteith (1600-1650)
\nMargaret Callendar (1595)
\n138) Christopher David Sterling (1612-1683)
\nMargaret Menteith (1618-1680)*
\n139) John Sterling (1638-1701)
\nAlice Bassett (1640-1750)
\n140) John Stirling (1676-1741)
\nMary Martin
\n141) James Clack (1655-1723)
\nMary Sterling Bolling (1699-1763)*
\n142) William Thornton (1717-1790)
\nJane Clack (1721-1729)*
\n143) Sterling Thorton
\n(NA)
\n144) William Thornton (1780-1826)
\nElizabeth Christian (1779-1816)
\n145) Prime Coleman (1803-1844)
\nSarah Thorton (1807-1892)*
\n146) John Svendsen Jacobs (1825-1919)
\nElizabeth Coleman (1835-1926)*
\n147) Andrew Jacobs (1872-1961)
\nElizabeth Hannah Clough (1879-1966)
\n148) Andrew Ford Jacobs (1910-1987)
\nFrieda Irene Ard (1917-2011)
\n149) Arnoldo Pedroza Escalera (1944-Living)
\nJanet Kay Jacobs (1945-Living)*
\n150) John Pedroza (1976-Living)
\nDenise Pedroza (1976-Living)
\n151) Arnold John Pedroza (2007-Living)<\/p>\n

*Means I went up through a matriarchal line
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