| 24576 | i. | Sir Malcolm II Earl Of Atholl, died Abt. 1198; married (1) Unknown First Wife Of Malcolm; married (2) Hextilda FitzUchtred Of Tynedale Abt. 1175. |
| 25600 | i. | Ferchar I Fota King Of Dalriada, born in of Argyle, Dalriada and Loarn; died 697. |
| 25856 | i. | Eochaid IV King Of Dalriada, born Abt. 747 in Scotland; died Abt. 789; married Fergusa Of Dalriada Princess Royal Of The Picts. |
| i. | Constantine Dalriada King Of The Picts725, born in of Fortrenn and Dalriada; died 820. |
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More About Constantine Dalriada King Of The Picts: Lineage 1: Son of this Fergus? Lineage 2: Son of Angus MacFergus? Lineage 3: Succeeded Conall Lineage 4: 820, Succeeded by his brother Angus II Reign: Bet. 811 - 820 Title or Name 1: Ard Righ of Alba 71st Title or Name 2: King of Dalriada Title or Name 3: King of Fortrenn Title or Name 4: King of the Picts and Scots 2nd |
| 25857 | ii. | Fergusa Of Dalriada Princess Royal Of The Picts, born Abt. 755 in of Scot Dalriada; died Unknown; married Eochaid IV King Of Dalriada. | ||
| iii. | Aengus Ap Fergus Dalriada King Of The Picts, born Abt. 759 in of Fortrenn and Dalriada; died 834. |
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More About Aengus Ap Fergus Dalriada King Of The Picts: Lineage 1: 820, Succeeded his brother Constantine Lineage 2: Succeeded by Drust VIII and Talorc Reign: Bet. 820 - 833 Title or Name 1: Ard Righ of Alban 72nd Title or Name 2: King of Dalriada Title or Name 3: King of Fortrenn |
| iv. | Unknown Of The Picts, died Unknown; married Uthoil~; died Unknown. | |||
| v. | Unknown Of The Picts, died Unknown; married Bargoit~; died Unknown. |
| 26640 | i. | Edmund I Craster, born in of Craster Tower, Northumberland, and Embleton; died Aft. 1485. |
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Notes for Elizabeth Featherstonhaugh: http://www.thenortheast.fsnet.co.uk/SURNAMES.htm#BULMER FEATHERSTONEHAUGH This is a very long surname which fools many who try to pronounce every syllable. It should be pronounced Fanshaw. The surname derives from a place called Featherstonehaugh near Haltwhistle in Northumberland. If we take the name to pieces it means the meadow near the feather shaped stone. One famous owner of this seventeen letter surname was Albany Featherstonehaugh, a sixteenth century High Sheriff of Northumberland who was murdered by a band of notorious Tynedale thieves called the Ridleys and Thirlwalls. The murder is commemorated in a ballad written by the Victorian historian of County Durham Robert Surtees who wrote - Hoot awa' lads, hoot awa', Ha' ye heard how the Ridleys and Thirlwalls and a', had set upon Albany Featherstonehaugh and taken his life at the Deadmanshaw. There was Williemontswick and Hardriding Dick and Hughie o' Hawden and Will o' the wa' I canno tell a' I canno tell a', there was many a mair that the Devil may knaw - The verse fooled Sir Walter Scott who thought it was a genuine ancient ballad. The Thirlwall family mentioned in the ballad were also of local origin. They originated from Thirlwall on Hadrian's Wall, where Picts are said to have thirled or destoyed the Roman defences. This surname is also spelt Thirlwell. [] Re: the meaning of "Featherston" Posted by: Alice Goodwin (ID *****5291) Date: August 16, 2002 at 09:45:38 In Reply to: the meaning of "Featherston" by JA Shoji of 432 The name Featherston/Featherstone originated in England in Northumberland near the Scottish border around the early 1200s. Helias Featherstonehaugh is our earliest known ancestor, and he established upright stones, some say three uprights with a stone across the top, hence the name Feuderstone at which the people of the manor gathered to conduct their business. Later the Featherstone Castle was built in the valley or haugh below, thus the name Featherstonehaugh. Featherstone Castle still stands in its original location and still has part of the original castle. It went out of the Featherstone family in the 1700s, I think. It is privately owned now and is operated as a youth hostel for groups. You can learn more of the history from the Featherstone Society website and see pictures of the castle. [] http://www.featherstone-society.com/ The variants = Featherston, Fetherstone, Fetherston, Fetherstonhaugh, Featherstonhaugh, Featherstonehaugh, Featherstonehalgh, Feverstone, Featherstun and a few more. [] |
| i. | Elizabeth Forster, died Unknown; married Gerard Shafto; died Unknown. | |||
| 26644 | ii. | Thomas ForsterIV, Kt, born 1418 in of Etherston, Northumberland; died Bef. 1504; married Jane De Hilton. | ||
| iii. | Roger Forster, born Abt. 1511; died Unknown. | |||
| iv. | Nicholas Forster, born Abt. 1513 in Of Newham, England; died Unknown. |
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