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     Corath ab Eochaid was the son of Eochaid Allmaur of the Deisi (?).

     Eochaid ab Eochaid was the son of Eochaid.

     Lois Letty Epsley was born say 1925.
     Lois Letty Epsley married Donald William Marsden MacKenzie, son of James MacKenzie and Emily Alice Bodman, after 1940.
     Lois died in 1943.

     Fergus Mor Mac Erc was the son of Erc, of Irish Dalriada.
     Fergus died in 501.

     Jenny Erica Erickson married James Edward Colbert, son of Edward Colbert and Jane MacConochie, in 1907 in Queensland.

     Frances Erisey was christened on 20 January 1686/87 in Falmouth, Cornwall. She was the daughter of Richard Erisey and Frances Killigrew.
     Frances Erisey was mentioned on 30 November 1736.
     Frances Erisey and Mary Erisey and Martin Lister were mentioned on 1 December 1736.
     Frances Erisey and Mary Erisey were mentioned on 1 December 1736.

      Jacob Erisey was also known as James in some records.

     Juliana Erisey was born. Juliana, was the daughter of James Erisey of Erisey in Grade and Ruan Major, widow of one Gourlyn. She was the daughter of Jacob Erisey.
     Juliana Erisey married Sir John Arundell, son of Sir John Arundell and Jane Grenville, in 1526 in Erisey, Cornwall.

     Mary Erisey was born on 20 June 1687 in Falmouth, Cornwall, England. She was christened on 21 June 1687 in Falmouth. She was the daughter of Richard Erisey and Frances Killigrew.
     Mary Erisey married John West in June 1711.
     Mary died of smallpox in January 1717/18 in York, Yorkshire, aged 30.
     Mary Erisey was mentioned on 30 November 1736.
     Mary Erisey and Frances Erisey and Martin Lister were mentioned on 1 December 1736.
     Mary Erisey and Frances Erisey were mentioned on 1 December 1736.
     He and his brother in law Merrill went to Arwenack in 1744
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     Richard Erisey was born in Errisey, Cornwall.
     Richard Erisey married Frances Killigrew, daughter of Sir Peter Killigrew (2nd Bart) and Lady Frances Twisden, on 20 April 1686 in Falmouth, Cornwall. She was cast off 3 years after their marriage. In 1701 her husband sued her father for his daughter Mary.

     Elizabeth Erroll (Gray) was born in Scotland.
     Elizabeth Erroll (Gray) married George Gordon 2nd Earl Huntly, son of Alexander Seton Lord Gordon, Earl of Huntly and Elizabeth Crichton, on 12 May 1476 in Scotland.

     Daughter of Sir John Erskine married Sir William Livingston, son of Sir Archibald Livingston.

     Muriel Erskine married William Keith 2nd Marischal, son of William Keith Marischal of Scotland and Mary Hamilton. Muriel Erskine was born in Scotland. Daughter of Thomas, 1st Lord Erskine. Muriel Erskine was also known as Mariota in some records.

     Some charters of the Ros fee. The charters printed in the present chapter relate mainly lands forming part of the fee of Helmsley, which was inherited by the Ros family by reason of the marriage of Peter de Ros with Adeline, one of the three sisters and coheirs of Walter Espec; and they include some documents relating to Kirkham priory, one of the religious houses which Walter himself had founded. A large number of charters relating to lands of the Helmsley fee is available in the printed edition of the Rievaulx Chartulary; and some other charters, including the original confirmation by Robert de Ros 1 of his uncle Walter Espee's charter to Rievaulx abbey,' and a few relating to Birdsall,2 have been printed or calendared by the Historical Manuscripts Commission.
Walter Espec was one of the most distinguished of the northern barons during the first half of the twelfth century. The leading part which he took in the battle of the Standard in 1138 is recorded by Ailred;3 and he founded the house of Augustinian canons at Kirkham in or about 1122, the Cistercian abbey of Rievaulx in 1132, and, as a daughter house, Wardon abbey, co. Bedford, in or about 1135.
H inherited the lands which later formed the honour of Wardon from William Spech, who held them at the Domesday survey; and, although there is no evidence of the actual relationship, there can be no doubt that he was related to William.4
In the period 1114-29 he is mentioned as acting or potentially acting on the king's behalf.5 At Easter 1121 he was among the northern magnates at Durham, when the monks of Durham renewed their claim to the church of Tynemouth.6 References to pleas heard before him and Eustace FitzJohn in Yorkshire, Northumberland and Carlisle, are recorded on the Pipe Roll for 1130;7 and charters of Henry 1 were addressed to him, usually with Eustace Fitz.john and sometimes with the barons or ministers of Yorkshire, in the last decade of his reign.8
He witnessed archbishop Thurstan's charter to the men of Beverley, 1115-28;9 several of Henry 1 in the period c. 1119-1135, .... Adeline Espec was born say 1090 in England. She was the youngest of the three sisters & coheirs of Walter Espec, Lord of Helmsley and of Wark, Northumberland. She was the daughter of William Speche.
     Adeline Espec married Piers or Peter de Ros before 1109.
     Adeline died before 1157.

     Walter Espec was born before 1100. He was the son of William Speche.
     Walter Espec erected Helmsley Castle in North Yorkshire in 1120. The massive earthworks remain but there is no trace of the original timber buildings. Walter was in possession of several of the estates originally granted to Robert de Mortain by his half brother, William the Conqueror. Indirect evidence suggests that he was granted his Yorkshire estates by Henry I, who was strengthening his border with the Scots. Espec was a member of the Royal court, being one of the Justiciars and also an Army Commander at the Battle of the Standard near Northallerton in 1138 with William le Gros (Count of Aumale), Roger de Mowbray, Robert de Ferrers and William de Percy.
He founded Kirkham for Augustinian canons c.1122 and in 1131 he granted lands in Ryedale and Bilsdale to Abbot Barnard of Claivaus, on the the great Cistercian mission centre of Rievaulx was established the following year. About 1136, he granted his late father's estates at Warden in Bedfordshire to Rievaulx to found another Cistercian house.
     Walter died in March 1154. He had no issue and on his death in March 1154, his estates and the castle of Helmsley passed to Peter de Roos, husband of his sister Adelina. Helmsley was held by descendants of the Roos until 1688.

     Elizabeth Etheredge was born in 1743. Elizabeth was a school mistress.
     Elizabeth Etheredge married James Dempster, son of Patriarch? Dempster, on 16 December 1763 in Iwerne Steepleton, Dorset. He is probably the James Dempster who married Elizabeth Etheredge by licence (Faculty Office) 16 Dec 1763 in Iwerne Steepleton, Dorset, both of this parish. The witnesses were Robert Waghorn & Jno. x Sheppard.      
Elizabeth Etheredge paid land tax as Elizabeth Dempster in 1795 in Mitcham, Surrey. There was also a Mrs Dempster senior paying tax there a the same time. She witnessed Capt George Robertson and Elizabeth Dempster's wedding on 17 August 1797 in St Katherine Cree Church, London.
     In 1798, Mrs Dempster, Ladies Boarding School, Mitcham purchased 12 copies of The structure of the English language.... Elizabeth was widowed before 14 December 1803 in Mitcham, Surrey, on the death of her husband James Dempster. Administration of the estate of James Dempster was granted to Elizabeth Etheredge, on 21 February 1804 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury James Dempster the elder of Mitcham Surrey, to Elizabeth his widow, the personal property being under £1000. She was listed in a directory dated between 1805 and 1814 as Mrs Elizabeth Dempster at Ladies Boarding School, Mitcham, Surrey.
     Elizabeth Etheredge and James Dempster were recorded on the on 27 May 1811 census in Mitcham, Surrey. No. 332: Mrs Dempster, no. 504: James Dempster. This could be father or son. Elizabeth Etheredge witnessed the second marriage of Timothy Smith and Elizabeth Dempster; Timothy Smith widower of this parish and Elizabeth Robertson of Mitcham in the county of Surrey, widow, were married in this church by licence 24 June 1812. Both signed, in the presence of Elizabeth Dempster & John Hinds.
     In James Dempster's will dated 6 May 1819 in Mitcham, Elizabeth Etheredge was named as heir; His will mentions his wife Ann, his eldest son James, his mother Elizabeth, his four sons James, Richard, John & Robert, daughters Sarah Norris & Mary Ann Dempster, his grand-daughter Frances (daughter of his son James by Augusta Frances his first wife) and his grandson George, son of James; his brother John & his sister Elizabeth Smith. James Dempster the elder of Mitcham in the county of Surrey schoolmaster I give all the manors messuages lands and hereditaments which are now vested in me as a Trustee or Mortgagee only unto Jackson Walton of Warnford Court in the City of London, Gentleman, John Parrott the elder of Mitcham Surgeon and Richard Barnett of Clarence Row Pentonville in the county of Middlesex Gentleman upon such Trusts and subject to such equity of redemption... and I give my copyhold messuage at Carlton Place Brighthelmstone in the County of Sussex now in the occupation of Mr Knowles ... upon trust that they permit my wife Ann Dempster to receive the rents for her life or permit my wife to reside therein during her life without paying rent and do after the decease of my wife assure the said messuage to such one or more of my children as my wife shall by her will appoint And I give my messuage called Baron House situate at Mitcham with the Gardens and all the lands adjoining held by me as tenant from year to year together with all my furniture, fixtures, plate, linen, china and books in and about the same (except such parts hereinafter given to my wife and grandson) and the goodwill of the business or concern now carried on at Baron House unto my eldest son James Dempster subject to the payment of an annuity of £40 to my mother during her life ... to each of my four sons James Dempster, Richard Dempster, John Dempster & Robert Dempster successively in the order in which they are here named or or such of them if any as shall have obtained the age of 25 years at the time of my decease ... six equal shares ... sons James, Richard, John at 25, Robert at 25, daughter Sarah Norris the wife of Thomas Norris, late of Holborn, Mdx, upholsterer, daughter Mary Ann Dempster ... and whereas by indenture of settlement dated 12 July 1811 made between me and my wife Ann ... after her decease to my eldest son James and his wife and children ... for my granddaughter Frances Dempster, the daughter of my son James Dempster and of his first wife Augusta Frances ... the large silver cup to my grandson George Dempster, son of my son James Dempster, and I give unto my mother Elizabeth Dempster, to my brother John Dempster, and to my sister Elizabeth Smith £20 a piece for mourning ... to my friend John Peter Cook of Brighthelmstone, schoolmaster £20... Signed and witnessed at Brighton by Charlotte Annan, Marlbro' Place; Robert Rogers, North St, Brighton, draper, William Scott, New Street, Brighton, artist...
     Elizabeth died before 7 September 1821 in Kennington, Surrey. She was buried on 7 September 1821 in Mitcham. Elizabeth Dempster (of) Kennington (aged) 78 years.

     Elizabeth or Margaret de Etton married Thomas Fairfax in 1349.

     Coronoc ab Eurbre Wyddel was the son of Eubre Wyddel.

     Albert Evans was born on 5 January 1877 in Wangaratta, Victoria. He was the son of John Evans and Eleanor Lucy Whitty.
     Albert died on 1 April 1929 in East Melbourne, Victoria, aged 52. He was buried in Whitfield.

     Alicia Monica Evans was born on 17 September 1993.
     Alicia died on 19 September 1993.

     Ann Evans was christened on 2 July 1787 in Little Ness, Baschurch, Shropshire. She was the daughter of William Evans and Elizabeth Unknown (Evans).

     Ann Evans was born on 5 August 1781 in Baschurch, Shropshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Evans and Elizabeth Unknown (Evans).
     Ann died on 19 May 1803 in Pescott, Baschurch, Shropshire, aged 21. She was buried on 24 May 1803 in Baschurch, Shropshire.

     Ann Evans was christened on 21 December 1777 in Baschurch, Shropshire. She was the daughter of Samuel Evans and Mary Unknown (Evans).

     Arthur Evans lived at Yagdon, Shropshire?, England.
     Arthur Evans married Mary Unknown (Evans). Arthur Evans was born circa 1774. Arthur was present at William Evans's christening on 7 January 1798 in Baschurch, Shropshire. Arthur was present at Arthur Evans's christening on 15 February 1801 in Baschurch, Shropshire. Arthur was present at Richard Evans's christening on 29 April 1804 in Baschurch, Shropshire. Arthur was present at Elizabeth Evans's christening on 22 November 1810 in Baschurch, Shropshire.
     Arthur died before 14 April 1833 in Baschurch, Shropshire. He was buried on 14 April 1833 in Baschurch, Shropshire.

     Arthur Evans was christened on 15 February 1801 in Baschurch, Shropshire. He was the son of Arthur Evans and Mary Unknown (Evans).

     Arthur Edward Evans was born on 27 April 1869 in Oxley, Victoria. He was the son of David Evans and Mary Jones.
     Arthur died on 1 February 1871 in Victoria aged 1.

     Arthur Llewellin Evans was born in 1873 in St Kilda, Victoria. He was the son of Evan Evans and Mary Louise Johnson Wintle.

     Benjamin Evans was born on 11 November 1834 in Llangadock, Wales. He was the son of John Evans and Eleanor Evans.
     Benjamin Evans married Jane King in 1875 in Victoria, Australia.
     Benjamin died of whooping cough in 1939?.

     Benjamin Evans was born in 1887 in Moyhu, Victoria. He was the son of Benjamin Evans and Jane King.