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Subject: Post 285 A: Gene. of Anglo-Norman Families Author: teltalheart/moderator [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:46:04 09/04/11 Sun Author Host/IP: 98-159-200-219.scottsboro.org/98.159.200.219 Post 285 A: Gene. of Anglo-Norman Families A Correction of Post 283 A:, My Jackson Genealogy. After a trip to the Huntsville Public Library genealogical section I can report I have not connection to Abner Jackson or his descendent line. I have had one heck of a time trying to locate Charles Franklin Jackson's records. The only record found is a Delayed Certificate Of Birth for Charles William Jackson (1893) done 27 April 1945. It Lists C.F. Jackson as his father and Susie Osborne as his mother, both from Louisiana. The closest I have come to locating a possible father of C.F. Jackson is a William E. Jackson with wife Hester Copeland of Texas. From The Book: 'ANGLO-NORMAN FAMILIES' "PRAERES Persles: Calvados, arr. Vire, cant. Vassy. Before the separation of England and Normandy Hasculf de Praeres held land in Adderbury, co. Oxford, and in Chyngton (in Seaford), Sussex.(1) In the Register of Philip Augustus, 1204-1208, John de Livet and Hasculf de Praeriis each held a quarter of a fee in the bailiwick of the castle of Vire (2); and in the Register of 1212-20 they held together half of a fee 'apud Praerias.'(3) Farrer has given several notes on members of the family, primarily in connexion with its tenure of Ulceby co. Lincoln, of the earl of Chester.(4) Presles, which occurs as 'Praelliae' in 1198 and as 'Praeriae' in 1269,(5) lies 9 kil. NE of Vire, an important possession of the earls of Chester." By David L. Douglas, Lewis C. Loyd, The Harleian Society, Leeds, 1951. It seems Farrer (Ferrer/Ferrieres) is connected to the family Praeres (Perrier/Purrier/Puryer/Puryear). Which seems to be likely the poorer side of the same family. I believe there is the possibility they are both descended from Walchelin (William). I have also been considering a theory of mine I have not yet worked out. I have been considering Maud Indelrica, a Saxon Princess, may have had three children: (1) William de Ferrers/ William de Perers/ William de Praers/ William Peverel via the father William the Bastard (Conqueror). (2) Henry de Ferrers/ Henry de Perers/ Henry de Praers via the father Walchelin. (3) Ranulph Peverel the 2nd via the father Ranulph Peverell the 1st. Line of descent of John de Perers, died abt. 1315: Henry de Perers, abt. 1180-1240 William de Perers, abt. 1205-1265 Simon de Perers, abt. 1230-1290, wife Margery. John de Perers, abt. 1255-1315, wife Elizabeth. KNYBBEWORTH MANOR: Sir Richard de Perers and his wife Joan owned Knebworth Manor. Sir Richard de Perers, Viscount of Essex and Hertsfordshire, 1324. End Post 285 A: www.voy.com/40560/, teltalheart=Michael D. Barnes. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]