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     Geraldine Elizabeth Cutting was born on 5 June 1901 in York County, Ontario. She was the daughter of Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby. Geraldine Elizabeth Cutting was listed on the 1911 census with Joseph Cutting in June 1911 in King township, York North, Ontario; Joseph Cutting, head, born July 1868, Ontario, 43, Methodist, farmer; his wife Helen 42, born April 1869, Methodist, children Ethel born Dec 1890. aged 20, Ruby, born Aug 1893, 18, Garnett July 1895, 16, Elmer Sep 1896, 15, William Dec 1898, 14, Herbat, April 1899 12, Geraldine June 1901, 10, George April 1903, 8, Lenore Dec 1906, 5, all born in Ontario.

     Henry Cutting was christened on 11 September 1661 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of John Cutting and Mary Unknown (Cutting). Henry was a planter, in Barbados.
     Henry Cutting married Margery or Mary Lewis on 31 January 1686/87 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     Henry Cutting made a will dated 3 April 1693 in Christ Church, Barbados. The will of Henry cutting, planter of Christ Church parish, 3 April 1693, RB6/2 p.188: mentions his wife Margery Cutting, sons Lewis Cutting and John Cutting; ch wife goes with; nephews John Wrensford and Henry Bunion; brother John Cuttinge and friend Stephen Chase jr - execs & guardians of minor children. Signed Henry Cutting.
     Henry died before 13 June 1694 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     His will was proved on 13 June 1694 in Barbados.

     Henry Cutting was christened on 1 November 1693 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of Henry Cutting and Margery or Mary Lewis.
     Henry Cutting were recorded on the in 1715 census in Christ Church, Barbados. Henry Cutting, aged 22, listed alone.
     Henry Cutting married Sarah Adams on 18 December 1718 in Christ Church, Barbados.

     Henry Cutting was christened on 20 January 1693/94 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of John Cutting and Ann Homes.
     Henry Cutting and Edward Cutting were recorded on the in 1715 census in Christ Church, Barbados. Henry Cutting aged 21 with Elizabeth Cutting 17 & Edward Cutting 19.
     Henry died circa 1723.

     Henry Cutting was born circa 1708 in Barbados. He was the son of Lewis Cutting. Henry was listed as a child of Lewis Cutting in the in 1715 census in Christ Church, Barbados.
     Henry Cutting married Patience Boxhill on 24 December 1733 in Christ Church, Barbados.

     Henry Lewis Cutting was christened in August 1736 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of Lewis Cutting and Elizabeth Chase.
     Henry Lewis Cutting married Mary Ireland on 30 October 1757 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     Henry Lewis Cutting married Temperance Campion on 11 October 1760 in St Michael, Barbados.

     Herbert Cutting was born on 5 April 1898 in York County, Ontario. He was the son of Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby. Herbert Cutting was listed on the 1901 census with Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby in March 1901 in King township, York District, Ontario; Jos Cutting, head, born 19 July 1869, Ontario, 32, Methodist; his wife Ellen S 31, born 31 April 1869 England, arrived 1871, Methodist, children Ethel F born 1 Dec 1890. aged 10, Ruby L, born 29 Aug 1892, 8, Garnett R,17 July 1894, 6, David E. 9 Sep 1895, 5, William M, 26 Dec 1896, 4, Herbert C, 5 April 1899 1, plus boarders Edward Owens 25 and John King 21. Herbert Cutting was listed on the 1911 census with Joseph Cutting in June 1911 in King township, York North, Ontario; Joseph Cutting, head, born July 1868, Ontario, 43, Methodist, farmer; his wife Helen 42, born April 1869, Methodist, children Ethel born Dec 1890. aged 20, Ruby, born Aug 1893, 18, Garnett July 1895, 16, Elmer Sep 1896, 15, William Dec 1898, 14, Herbat, April 1899 12, Geraldine June 1901, 10, George April 1903, 8, Lenore Dec 1906, 5, all born in Ontario.

     John Cutting was christened on 22 January 1691/92 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of Henry Cutting and Margery or Mary Lewis.
     John Cutting married Elizabeth Chase, daughter of Stephen Chase and Susanna Mason, on 19 May 1711 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     John Cutting and Elizabeth Chase were recorded on the in 1715 census in St George's, Barbados. John Cutting, aged 24 with Eliza 24, Mary 4 & Ann 1/12.

     John Cutting was born before 1625.
     He was possibly the Mr John Cutting, master of the ship "The Francis" in April 1634 carrying passengers from Ipswich to New England; or more likely a son of same.
     John Cutting married Mary Unknown (Cutting) circa 1644.
     John Cutting made a will dated 27 December 1662 in Barbados. Will of John Cuttings, 27 Dec 1662 ,mentions his daughters Avis Ctutting, Mary Cutting, Ann Cutting, Elizabeth Cutting, Katherine Curting & Frances Cutting, all at 19; son John Cutting & Henry Cutting both at 21; wife Mary Cutting & daughter Avis execurtors; grand daughter Mary Moreheade, daughter Susanna Morehead; friends Ensign Thomas Lettice, Thomas (x) Deyne, Hugb Catrall.

     John died before 20 January 1663 in Barbados.
     His will was proved on 20 January 1662/63 in Barbados.

     Possibly the John Cutting, aged 34 who witnessed Thomas Lewis will in 1690.

In the 1715 census of Barbados his children Henry aged 21, Elizabeth aged 17
and Edward aged 19 were living together in Christ Church parish.
. John Cutting was born before 1662 in Barbados. He was the son of John Cutting and Mary Unknown (Cutting).
     John Cutting married Ann Homes on 15 April 1683 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     John Cutting was mentioned in the will of Henry Cutting dated 3 April 1693.

     John Cutting was christened on 2 February 1685/86 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of John Cutting and Ann Homes.
     In Ann Homes's will dated 3 November 1712 in Barbados, John Cutting was named as heir; Will of Ann Cutting, widow, Christ Church parish, mentions son John Cutting, now off this island in New England; the estate of husband John C, her daughter Sarah Cutting, daughter Mary Crichlow, and son Henry Cutting when he is 21 - a bond due to me from George Leader of St Philips parish, daughter Elizabeth Cutting - money in the hands of kinsman John Holmes; son Edward Cutting at 21 - executor and 4 acres pruchased of James Marshall; her brother John Homes and kinsman John Holmes - guardians of sons Edward 7 Henry. Signed Ann Cutting. Witnessed by Ann (x) Homes, Elizabeth Robinson, John Chase.

     John Cutting made a will dated 10 December 1712 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Will of John Cutting, Gent., now residing in Boston New England, Christ Church parish, mentions friend Mary Needham of Boston, co. Suffolk in New England widow, exec., my estae is in the hands of uncle John Homes and nephew John Homes both of Barbados, Roger Earl of Boston cordwainer; my mother Ann Cutting of Barbados; my brothers and sisters: Herny Cutting, Edward Cutting, Sarah Cutting, Mary Crichton, and Eliza Cutting. Signed (x) John Cutting.

Memo p.154. Isaac Addington Esq. commissioned by Joseph Dudley Esq. Gov. of the Province of Mass. Bay in New England, at Boston, co. Suffolk. The will of John Cutting late of Christ Church in Barbados deced approved and rights are committed to Mary Needham of Boston, widow his Xtrx, signed 12 Jan 1712 Boston... Proved 28 Feb 1712 Barbados, PCC proceedings 25 Oct 1712.
     John died after 10 December 1712 in Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, USA.
     His will was proved on 28 February 1712/13.

     John Cutting was christened on 5 November 1690 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of Henry Cutting and Margery or Mary Lewis.
     John died before 1692.

     Joseph Cutting was born circa 1867 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
     Joseph Cutting married Ellen Sergeant Ruby, daughter of Henry Sarjent Ruby and Sarah Ann Walling, on 20 February 1890 in Aurora, King township, York County, Ontario.
     Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby were listed in the 1901 census in King township, York District, Ontario. Jos Cutting, head, born 19 July 1869, Ontario, 32, Methodist; his wife Ellen S 31, born 31 April 1869 England, arrived 1871, Methodist, children Ethel F born 1 Dec 1890. aged 10, Ruby L, born 29 Aug 1892, 8, Garnett R,17 July 1894, 6, David E. 9 Sep 1895, 5, William M, 26 Dec 1896, 4, Herbert C, 5 April 1899 1, plus boarders Edward Owens 25 and John King 21.
     Joseph Cutting was listed in the 1911 census in King township, York North, Ontario. Joseph Cutting, head, born July 1868, Ontario, 43, Methodist, farmer; his wife Helen 42, born April 1869, Methodist, children Ethel born Dec 1890. aged 20, Ruby, born Aug 1893, 18, Garnett July 1895, 16, Elmer Sep 1896, 15, William Dec 1898, 14, Herbat, April 1899 12, Geraldine June 1901, 10, George April 1903, 8, Lenore Dec 1906, 5, all born in Ontario.

     Lewis Cutting was christened on 2 October 1687 in Christ Church, Barbados. He was the son of Henry Cutting and Margery or Mary Lewis.
     Lewis Cutting were recorded on the in 1715 census in Christ Church, Barbados. Lewis, aged 28 with his son Henry aged 7.
     Lewis Cutting married Elizabeth Chase, daughter of Stephen Chase and Elizabeth Unknown (Chase), in 1716 in Christ Church, Barbados.

     Mary Cutting was christened on 24 February 1647/48 in Christ Church, Barbados. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Mary Unknown (Cutting).

     Mary Cutting was christened on 27 September 1711 in Christ Church, Barbados. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Elizabeth Chase. Mary and Ann was listed as a child of John Cutting in the in 1715 census in St George's, Barbados.

     Pearl Irene Cutting was born on 2 May 1900 in York County, Ontario. She was the daughter of Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby.
     Pearl died of cholera on 24 October 1900 in King township, York county, Ontario.

     Ruby L Cutting was born on 29 August 1892 in King township, York county, Ontario. She was the daughter of Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby. Ruby L Cutting was listed on the 1901 census with Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby in March 1901 in King township, York District, Ontario; Jos Cutting, head, born 19 July 1869, Ontario, 32, Methodist; his wife Ellen S 31, born 31 April 1869 England, arrived 1871, Methodist, children Ethel F born 1 Dec 1890. aged 10, Ruby L, born 29 Aug 1892, 8, Garnett R,17 July 1894, 6, David E. 9 Sep 1895, 5, William M, 26 Dec 1896, 4, Herbert C, 5 April 1899 1, plus boarders Edward Owens 25 and John King 21. Ruby L Cutting was listed on the 1911 census with Joseph Cutting in June 1911 in King township, York North, Ontario; Joseph Cutting, head, born July 1868, Ontario, 43, Methodist, farmer; his wife Helen 42, born April 1869, Methodist, children Ethel born Dec 1890. aged 20, Ruby, born Aug 1893, 18, Garnett July 1895, 16, Elmer Sep 1896, 15, William Dec 1898, 14, Herbat, April 1899 12, Geraldine June 1901, 10, George April 1903, 8, Lenore Dec 1906, 5, all born in Ontario.

     Sarah Cutting was christened on 30 June 1687 in Christ Church, Barbados. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Ann Homes.

     Sarah Cutting was born circa 1690.
     Sarah Cutting married John Seaton, son of John Seaton and Elizabeth Major, on 31 July 1711 in St Mary, Woolpit, Suffolk.
     Sarah died before 27 June 1725 in Haughley, Suffolk. She was buried on 27 June 1725 in Haughley.

     Susanna Cutting was christened in March 1727/28 in Christ Church, Barbados. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Elizabeth Chase.
     Susanna Cutting married Edward Ashby, son of Thomas Ashby and Susannah Moore, on 30 June 1740 in Christ Church, Barbados.
     Susanna died before 2 September 1780 in St Michael, Bridgetown, Barbados. She was buried on 2 September 1780 in St Michael, Bridgetown Barbados.

     Susanna Cutting was born before 1645. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Mary Unknown (Cutting).
     Susanna Cutting married Richard Morehead on 24 May 1660 in Christ Church, Barbados. They had issue..

     William Cutting was born on 26 December 1896 in York County, Ontario. He was the son of Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby. William Cutting was listed on the 1901 census with Joseph Cutting and Ellen Sergeant Ruby in March 1901 in King township, York District, Ontario; Jos Cutting, head, born 19 July 1869, Ontario, 32, Methodist; his wife Ellen S 31, born 31 April 1869 England, arrived 1871, Methodist, children Ethel F born 1 Dec 1890. aged 10, Ruby L, born 29 Aug 1892, 8, Garnett R,17 July 1894, 6, David E. 9 Sep 1895, 5, William M, 26 Dec 1896, 4, Herbert C, 5 April 1899 1, plus boarders Edward Owens 25 and John King 21. William Cutting was listed on the 1911 census with Joseph Cutting in June 1911 in King township, York North, Ontario; Joseph Cutting, head, born July 1868, Ontario, 43, Methodist, farmer; his wife Helen 42, born April 1869, Methodist, children Ethel born Dec 1890. aged 20, Ruby, born Aug 1893, 18, Garnett July 1895, 16, Elmer Sep 1896, 15, William Dec 1898, 14, Herbat, April 1899 12, Geraldine June 1901, 10, George April 1903, 8, Lenore Dec 1906, 5, all born in Ontario.

     Mary Cutting? was born circa 1690 in Barbados. She was the daughter of John Cutting and Ann Homes.
     Mary Cutting? married Henry Crichlow on 10 July 1709 in Christ Church, Barbados.

     Esyllt ferch Cynan Dindaethwy married Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad, son of Gwriad ab Elidir (?) and Nest ferch Cadell ap Brochwel. Esyllt ferch Cynan Dindaethwy was born before 816 in Wales. She was the daughter of Cynan Dindaethwy ap Rhodri.

     Tandreg Ddu ferch Cynan Garwyn married Cadfan ap Iago, son of Iago ap Beli (?). Tandreg Ddu ferch Cynan Garwyn was born in Wales. She was the daughter of Cynan Garwyn Brochwel.

     Gruffydd ap Cynan King of Gwynedd was born circa 1055 in Ireland. He was the eldest son of the exiled Cynan by Ragnhildr daughter of King Olaf of Dublin. He was the son of Cynan ab Iago and Ragnhildr or Rhanullt ferch Olaf of Dublin.
     After several ineffectual endeavours to reinstate himself in his dominions which had been usurped by Trahaern ap Caradoc (Prince of Powys), formed an alliance in 1079 with Rhys ap Tewdwr, Prince of North Wales, for the vindication of the rightful succession. The two princes met Trahaern on the mountain of Carno, in 1081 where an action ensued, which teminated in the defeat and death of the usurper, and the restoration of Griffith and Rhys. He bore as his ensignes, gules 3 lions passant , in pale, argent, armed azure. He died 1136 at the age of 82, and was buried on the south side of the great altar in the cathedral of Bangor, having reigned 57 years. This monarch married Angharad, daughter of Owen ap Edwin, Lord of Tegaingl (see Burke's Landed Gentry Owen of Bettws). Henry I led an expedition against him in 1114 and Gruffydd was obliged to agree to a peace.

The power of Gwynedd was shattered in 1063 when the Saxon earl Harold (later king Harold I), drove his army into north Wales and defeated Gruffydd ap Llywelyn, the last high king of Wales, a defeat which resulted in Llywelyn's death. Gryffydd ap Cynan was still a boy living with his mother in Ireland, and it's likely his father Cynan was also a casualty of the 1063 war. In the chaos that followed the death of Gruffydd ap Llywelyn, the Normans made deep advances into north Wales from their base at Chester, building a impressive new motte-and-bailey castle on (or near) the traditional Welsh stronghold at Rhuddlan.
In the later 11th century Gruffydd ap Cynan returned from Ireland but had little initial success in asserting his claims to Gwynedd. He was, in fact, imprisoned for a short time. By the early 12th century, however, he had patiently regained much of the territory of ancient Gwynedd, claiming it for the house of Aberffraw, and he was later able to claim additional land below the Conwy. By the time of his death in 1137 he also controlled the western territory of Ceredigion.
He was the only Welsh ruler to have part of his reign recorded by a contemporary, yet there is debate about the true extent of his power, therefore his importance in Welsh history. Walker (1990) states that 'Gruffydd ap Cynan achieved much by patient and steady progress rather than by heroic measures and major advances, but he was a man of wide influence'. His deeds were certainly overshadowed by his more famous son, Owain Gwynedd, yet during Gruffydd's reign the Normans saw a drastic reversal of fortunes in north Wales, aided by a (rare) smooth transfer of power from Gruffydd to his son Owain.
The first two decades of Gruffydd's reign were a period of relative peace, during which the literary arts were allowed to flourish after decades of warfare between Norman and Welsh. A similar pattern emerged in south Wales under the leadership of Rhys ap Gruffydd of Deheubarth. Free from the constant warfare that had crippled Wales for so many years, the reigns of Gruffydd ap Cynan and his son Owain Gwynedd, were and are viewed by many as a kind of "Golden Age" for north Wales, lasting until the death of Owain Gwynwdd in 1170, and in south Wales until the death of Rhys ap Gruffydd (the Lord Rhys) in 1197.
     Gruffydd ap Cynan King of Gwynedd married Angharad ferch Owain ab Edwin, daughter of Owain ab Edwin and Morwyl ferch Ednywain Bendew, circa 1095.
     Gruffydd died in 1137 in Wales. He was aged 82. He regined from 1081. He was buried in Bangor cathedral, Caernarvonshire, Wales. Buried in a vault at the left side of the great altar in the (Cathedral) church.

     Cynwrig ap Cynddelw Gam was the son of Cynddelw Gam ab Elgudy.

     Enynny ferch Cynfarch was the daughter of Cynfarch Oer ap Meirchion Gul and Nyfain ferch Brychan.
     Enynny ferch Cynfarch married Tewdrig Fendigaid (the Blessed), son of Teithfallt ap Teithrin, (?),, in Wales.

     Urien Rheged ap Cynfarch was born in Wales. He was the son of Cynfarch Oer ap Meirchion Gul and Nyfain ferch Brychan.