Cnut the Great, King of Denmark, Norway and England

31st ggfather.

I wonder if we are connected? Odin Wodin, King of Sweden, was my 53rd GGF and his father Bor Fridulf Frithuwald my 54th, Flocwald Asgard born 139 Norway, died 179 Ad, Maluku, Indonesia my 57th,

Cynthia Braxton is your 16th cousin.

Denise Frazer is your 16th cousin twice removed.

Cnut the Great, King of Denmark, Norway and England is your 30th great grandfather

Hi, Ann Farley,
Odin Wodin, King of Sweden is my 35th ggf.

Hi Denise,
WOW, how come you are more direct than me? hee hee
I will enjoy seeing how we connect dear cousin.

Oh Denise, I see we are 16th cousins twice removed. I think that being related to the Hungerford family of Somerset and Gloucestershire in England seems to be the king pin as they married into such noble families.

Do you agree?
Barbara Devereaux
his mother

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The Hon. Sir William Devereux
her father

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Mary Grey, Viscountess Of Hereford
his mother

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Cecily Grey 7th Baroness Bonville & Harrington
her mother

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Baroness Catherine Neville,
her mother

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Alice de Neville, Baroness Fitz Hugh of Ravensworth
her sister

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Lady Elizabeth Fitz Hugh
her daughter

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Anne Le Strange
her daughter

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Roger Le Strange
her son

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Catherine Le Grey
his daughter

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Thomas Gray
her son

→

Capt. Francis Grey
his son

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Ann Rush
his daughter

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William Rush, III
her son

→

Benjamin Rush
his son

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Crafford Rush
his son

→

Benjamin C. Rush
his son

→

Azel Rush, Sr.
his son

→

Dugan Rush
his son

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A. Rush
his son

→

A. Frazer
his daughter

and so on

Denise La Von Frazer is your 14th cousin once removed.

your=my :)

Ann, I believe you may be right about that!

Well Denise, there is some doubt about the husbands of Barbara Devereaux and this could affect my line of ancestry. It is very frustrating to find that perhaps someone's 'slip of the pen' could have sent many people on a wild goose chase.

I think we rely so much on what we read when in search on the internet and if we find two or three quoting identical facts, we are inclined to believe what we have read! It is frustrating when we have doubts.

I am hoping we can all sort some anomolies out here.

P.S. The trouble is that some churches kept meticulous records prior to mid 1500s even though they were not obliged to do this. However in mid 1500s, it was demanded that the churches did keep records of births etc but prior to this date, we rely on perhaps the word of mouth of people.