Spouse: Jesse W HARDY. Laney TYSON and Jesse W HARDY were married in 1840 in ,Greene,North Carolina. Children were: Seth HARDY, Benjamin M HARDY, Jesse W HARDY, Lemuel E HARDY.

Spouse: Cecil Earl RAY.

Children were: Moses TYSON.

Spouse: Elizabeth JOYNER. Elizabeth JOYNER and Moses TYSON were married in 1783 in ,Pitt,North Carolina. Children were: Seth TYSON.

Spouse: Laney HARPER. Laney HARPER and Seth TYSON were married in 1815 in ,Greene,North Carolina. Children were: Elizabeth TYSON, Laney TYSON.

Children were: Elizabeth "Tysen" TYRER.

Spouse: Amy Naomi DAVIS. Amy Naomi DAVIS and Thomas R. TYUS¹⁶⁸² were married on 6 August 1679. Children were: John TYUS.

Richard Hodgson, World Connect db=ancestorsearch, sent a post-em (with a correction):

As you may know, Uchtred de Dundas (ABT. 1100) is said (by Burkes Landed Gentry Scotland 2001, re Dundas of Dundas) to be son of Gospatric 1st Earl of March (died 1638), who I don't doubt is already in your database.

Note:
Further to my previous Post'Em: Gospatric died 1138 not 1638! In fact Burkes re Dundas says 1139, but I have him dying at the Battle of the Standard, which was 22 August 1138

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Richard writes further in another e-mail:

Yes. Here is what I have found on the Clan Dundas website:
The Kindred of St. Columba had come into the Crown of Scotland in earlier times, when Bethoc, daughter of Malcolm II, King of Albany married Crinan (ca. 975‹1045), Thane (temporal lord) and (hereditary) Abbot of Dunkeld, and Seneschal (household officer or administrator) of the Isles. Crinan¹s line was probably a branch of the Cineal Luighdheach. The Cineal Luigheheach were heads of the Columban church in Scotland since the removal of that primacy from Jona to Dunkeld several generations before. The sons of Bethoc and Crinan were King Duncan I of Albany (killed in 1040), whose descendants bore arms of the colors red on gold; and Maldred, Ruler of Cumbria, who married the daughter of the Earl of Beornicia, and whose descendants bore arms of the colors red on silver (white). From Maldred¹s son Gospatric, Earl of Beornicia (which passed from English to Scottish control during his tenture, and whose original Saxon House is represented in the male line by the Swintons of that Ilk), are descended the families of Dunbar, Dundas and Moncreiff.

The Dunbars descend from the above mentioned Gospatrick, who was also known as Earl of Northumbria and who was forced to flee that earldom, but was later given the barony of Dunbar in East Lothian by his cousin Malcolm III, Ceann-Mor ("great-head"), who was killed in 1093, Later his line acquired additional lands in what is now southwest Scotland. His descendants, the earls of Dunbar, thus became the head of an important Lowland family. In the fourteenth century their then chief married the heiress of the Randolf earl of Moray, and by 1579 the Privy Council describes the Dunbars of northwest Moray as a clan.

The Dundases descend from a son of Gospatrick of Northumbria who was given a charter of the lands of Dundas in West Lothian about the mid-twelfth century. They became an important landed family around Edinburgh. John de Dundas acquired a charter of the barony of Fingask in Perthshire in 1364‹65.

The Moncreiffes take their name from the lands of Moncreiff in the parish of Dunbarny in southeast Perthshire (Strathearn) on the north side of the River Earn near its mouth. From their arms (coat of arms) and early history they appear to be a branch of the House of Dundas. Dundas, Dunbar and Moncreiff families are "Cousin Clans", having a common ancestor.

The family book, Dundas of Dundas says, "Maldred, son of Crinan, the Thane, and brother of King Duncan, married Aldgitha, daughter of Huctred, Earl of Northumberland, and grand daughter of Ethelred, King of England. Gospatric, son of Maldred by this marriage, received from William the Conqueror, in 1067, the Earldom of Northumberland, but did not long enjoy it, as it was again taken from him by the doner in 1072. About the same time, his kinsman, Malcolm the third, King of Scots, gave to Gospatric, "Dunbar, with adjacent lands in Lothian." Henceforth, he and his descendants were styled Earls of Dunbar, OF THE MARCH. Among the lands in Lothian owned by them were those of Dundas, which were granted by Waldeave, son of Gospatric, the third Earl, to Helias son of Huctred. It has been assumed that this Huctred, the father of Helias, was a brother of Waldeve, who granted the Charter. Of this, however, there is no direct proof. There is indeed a Huctred, son of Gospatric, mentioned in a charter of David the First to the Monks of Melrose, sometime between AD 1124 and 1153. This conjunction of names at such a time, together with the fact that the device of the Lion rampant is common to the Shields of the Earls of Dunbar and the Lairds of Dundas seems to lend some support to the tradition of the descent of the one Family from the other."

Best regards

Richard Hodgson
West Sussex, UK
Email for genealogical matters: ancestorsearch@@talk21.com

Ancestral database (25,879 people: 21,159 of my children's ancestors and
4,720 other relations): http://wc.rootsweb.com/~ancestorsearch Parents: GOSPATRIC II, 1st Earl of Dunbar and Sybil MOREL.

Spouse: Lucinda LAWRENCE.

Spouse: William CROZIER. Alice De UFFORD and William CROZIER were married.¹⁶

Spouse: Sir Thomas De PABENHAM. Alice De UFFORD and Sir Thomas De PABENHAM were married about 1333.^16,1613 Children were: Sir Knight Lawrence De PABENHAM.

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He [Robert de Scales] married before 6 May 1335, Catherine, sister and coheir of William, 2nd EARL OF SUFFOLK, daughter of Robert (DE UFFORD),1st EARL OF SUFFOLK, by Margaret, sister of Sir John DE NORWICH, daughter of Walter DE NORWICH [1st LORD NORWICH], to whose grandson, John [2nd LORD NORWICH]her issue ultimately became heirs. He died 13 August 1369. [Complete Peerage XI:501-2, XIV:572, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] Parents: Kg, 1St Earl Of Suffolk Robert III De UFFORD and [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH.

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He [John de Willoughby] married, before 1349, Cecily, sister and (in her issue) coheir of William (DE UFFORD), 2nd EARL OF SUFFOLK, 2nd but 1st surviving daughter of Robert, 1st EARL OF SUFFOLK, by Margaret,great-aunt and (in her issue) heir of John (de Norwich), 2nd Lord Norwich, daughter of Sir Walter DE NORWICH, of Sculthorpe, Norfolk. She died before him. Hedied 29 March 1372, aged 43, and was buried at Spilsby. [Complete Peerage XII/2:659-60, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] Parents: Kg, 1St Earl Of Suffolk Robert III De UFFORD and [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH.

Spouse: William QUARLES. Katherine UFFORD and William QUARLES were married in 1419 in Sharrington,Norfolk,England. Children were: Thomas QUARLES.

Spouse: William De FERRERS [Baron Ferrers]. Margaret D' UFFORD [Baroness Ferrer and William De FERRERS [Baron Ferrers] were married before 25 April 1344 in , , England. Children were: Margaret FERRERS [COUNTESS OF WAR, Henry FERRERS.

Spouse: Baron Ferrers William De FERRERS. [Baroness Ferrer Margaret De UFFORD and Baron Ferrers William De FERRERS were married before 25 April 1354 in England.¹⁶ Children were: [Countess] Margaret FERRERS, (Baron Groby) Henry De FERRERS.

Spouse: Maud PLANTAGENET.

Sealto Parents: 23 Jul 1947 SGEOR - St. George, UT Parents: Sir Robert II 1St Baron D' UFFORD and Cecily de VALOINES.

Spouse: Maud PLANTAGENET. Maud PLANTAGENET and [Justiciar Of Ireland Ralph De UFFORD were married before 8 August 1343 in 2ND Husband.^16,3755

Spouse: Margaret DE NORWICH. Margaret DE NORWICH and Robert UFFORD were married on 13 November 1334. Children were: Margaret D' UFFORD [Baroness Ferrer.

Spouse: [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH. [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH and [Earl] Robert [III] de UFFORD were married on 13 November 1334.⁶³ Children were: Baroness Ferrer Margaret D'UFFORD.

Spouse: Cecily de VALOINES. Cecily de VALOINES and [Jr.] Robert de UFFORD were married about 1297.⁶³ Children were: [Earl] Robert [III] de UFFORD.

Spouse: Cecily de VALOINES. Cecily de VALOINES and Sir Robert II 1St Baron D' UFFORD were married about 1295 in England.¹⁶ Children were: Kg, 1St Earl Of Suffolk Robert III De UFFORD, [Justiciar Of Ireland Ralph De UFFORD, Alice De UFFORD, Eve De UFFORD.

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Robert de Ufford, 1st Earl of Suffolk, and Margaret, daughter of Sir Walter de Norwich. [Ancestral Roots]

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BARONY OF UFFORD (II)

EARLDOM OF SUFFOLK (III, 1)

ROBERT (DE UFFORD), LORD UFFORD, 2nd but 1st surviving son and heir of Robert (DE UFFORD), 1st LORD UFFORD [1309], by Cecily, daughter and coheir of Robert DE VALOIGNES, was born 9 August 1298. On 19 May 1318 he was given seisin of his father's lands, the King having taken his homage though under age. In 1317 his marriage had been granted to Walter de Norwich, the Treasurer. In March 1324 he was going beyond seas with Edmund, Earl of Kent. On 16 August 1325 he was given seisinof his mother's lands, the King respiting his homage until his return from Gascony. In 1326 he was in commissions to survey the ports and select ships, and thenceforward was in many commissions until his death. On 10 May 1329 he was about to go overseas with the King; and on 26 May 1329 is recorded as having done homage and fealty. On 1 May 1330 he had a grant for life of the castle and townof Orford, and on 28 November was present at the delivery of the great seal bythe chancellor to the King. In December 1336 he was appointed keeper of the forest this side Trent, and so remained until 13 October 1335. On 24 January 1330/1, he was granted specific lands in fulfilment of a grant, made with the assent of Parliament, of Ð200 in land for good service in arresting Mortimer at Nottingham. On 27 January 1331/2 he was summoned to Parliament by writ directed Roberto de Ufford, and so until 29 November 1336. On 3 April 1335 he obtained a grant to himself and his heirs of free warren in various manors in Norfolk. On 16March 1336/7 he was created EARL OF SUFFOLK, with the usual grant of Ð20 per annum from the farm or revenues of Suffolk; on 17 March the King granted him further 1000 marks in land and rents; and on 18 March made him yet further grants.On 4 October 1337 he was about to set out overseas on the King's service, and he took part in the landing and in the combat at Cadsand in November. He was atthat time captain and admiral of the fleet northwards from the Thames, a post which he held for some years. In June 1338 he was with the King at Antwerp, andwas a party to a treaty with the chief men of Flanders; and in the same month was appointed with others to treat with the King of France; and again in December 1338. On 15 November 1339 he was appointed to treat with Lewis, Count of Flanders. After the King's return to England, he remained with the Earl of Salisbury in garrison at Ypres, but they were ambushed in an attempt on Lille and captured, taken to Lille and thence to Paris. He was again in England on 13 January1340/1, and on 16 June following was going beyond seas. On 20 August 1342 he was about to set out with 51 men-at-arms and 50 archers on horses. In August 1343 he was one of the envoys appointed to treat with the Pope. From 1344 to 1347 he was constantly in France, having with him a banneret, 36 knights, 58 esquires, and 63 archers, performing numerous duties, landing with the King as Marshalof the army in 1346, serving in the Prince's division at Crécy, and before Calais with the King in 1347. On 20 October 1346 he was granted, for good service,a general pardon, and a pardon for offences while he was steward of the household. K.G. about 1349. On 20 March 1349/50 he was one of those appointed to treat for peace with the French. In November 1351 he Parents: Sir Robert II 1St Baron D' UFFORD and Cecily de VALOINES.

Spouse: [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH. [Countess] Margaret de NORWICH and Kg, 1St Earl Of Suffolk Robert III De UFFORD were married about 1320 in 2ND Husband 1St Wife.^16,1191 Children were: Catherine De UFFORD, Joan De UFFORD, Robert De UFFORD, Cecily De UFFORD, [Baroness Ferrer Margaret De UFFORD, 2nd Earl Of Suffolk William De UFFORD.

Spouse: Robert William HERNDON.

Spouse: Maria BOSCHEN. Children were: Heinrich ULLERICH.

Spouse: Anne Elizabeth STICHMAN. Anne Elizabeth STICHMAN and Heinrich ULLERICH were married. Children were: Lawrence Abraham WOOLERY.

Spouse: Ernest Bradley WIXOM. Kate ULMER and Ernest Bradley WIXOM were married on 15 April 1896.

Spouse: Gerat SPENCER.

Spouse: Gerard SPENCER.

Spouse: Thomas FERRARS.

Children were: Asa de UMFREVILLE, Odinel II de UMFRAVILLE Baron/Lord Prudhoe, Robert de UMFRAVILLE Sir Knight, Jordan de UMFRAVILLE, Gilbert de UMFRAVILLE.

NOTE: The line of descent as given by John Burke, in History of the Commoners of Great Britai n and Ireland, Vol. II, R. Bentley, London, 1834-1838, p. 191, Pickering, of Old Lodge, is a s follows:

Sir Robert de Umfreville, Lord of Riddesdale, father of
Robert de Umfreville, father of
Odonel de Umfreville, died in 1182, father of Matilda, who m. William de Albini, and
Robert de Umfreville, (was succeeded by his grandson, Richard, erroneously called his son b y Dugdale), father of
Gilbert de Umfreville, father of
Richard de Umfreville, baron of Prudhoe.

************ Parents: Odinel I de UMFRAVILLE Baron Prudhoe.

Spouse: Alice de LUCY. Children were: Margaret (Margery) de UMFREVILLE, Robert de UMFRAVILLE Sir Knight, William de UMFRAVILLE, Alice de UMFRAVILLE Heir Great Babington, Richard de UMFRAVILLE Baron Prudhoe, Gilbert de UMFRAVILLE, Odinel III de UMFRAVILLE Sir Knight, Emma de UMFRAVILLE Baroness Bolam.

******** Parents: Odinel II de UMFRAVILLE Baron/Lord Prudhoe and Alice de LUCY.