Hello Lady Kathleen!
I’m the G.G. Granddaughter of Capt. A.G Edwin Smith of St. Paul’s Anglican Church of England. His son Alexander George Smith Jr. is my G-Grandfather aka: George Smith, both are interperters of the St. Paul’s Church of England. And George Smith Jr. is Jay Silverheels-Smith aka: ‘Tonto’ of the Lone Ranger Series. His daughter is my Grandma: Mary Margaret (Maggie Mitchell-Smith. And he used many names to hide his idenity and protect his family from persecution. His Family is the “Last of Jesus’s Blood-lines and the true owners of King Tut’s Fortunes and Items.
We have never stepped forward so, you will enjoy knowing this. His Daughter Mary Margaret Mitchell, Married Charles Frank Lung of Salisbury, Pa. (Names for Salisbury, England which is in Somerset Country, Pa. Mary (Maggie) Mitchell-Smith had 13 Children and half are still living today. There are many offspring from all of her Children and a Long Line! And I know we are of the Tudor Line and Lady Katheryn Gray’s and she was King Henry VIII Youngest daughter. My G-Grandpa Jay Silverheels told me our History when I was very young and all the names I was told are those here on, “The Enchanted Families!”
I’m please to meet You! My e-mail is xxxxxxxxxxxx if you would need more proofs. I have my DNA I had done professionally and how I fit into the UnKnown Linage of Alexander George Smith Jr. and his family, which also ties into William ‘Billy’ Smith and General George Patton Smith. We are related to all the most famous people in the World and the most Ancient of Ancients. Thank You for this site, it makes me very proud of the both of us!!!
God Bless You and You are very Lovely!
Sincerely:
Deborah Pearl Lung/Judge
(Dee Jay Silverheels)

In this day and age of blogs everyone is researching and looking up information. But Blogs still seem to lack one key factor, a place to actually start and continue a discussion. Oh yes there are comments, but they seem to lack something because sometimes you can never tell who is really talking to who.

That is where Enchanted Family is making a new change. We have added a new forum for you to enjoy. A place where you can start up new discussions and join in on old ones. So lets get started because the best part of Genealogy is finding new family.

Everyone has family links and ties, so maybe you did not find a link within the Enchanted Family.  You can try posting a message on the forum under the section “LOOKING FOR”  You never know who might see it and be able to help you out.

Anyway, This is just one more way the Enchanted Family is getting more Enchanted!

In the Royal Family section we have the Kings and Queens of many countries like England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Germany, Egypt, Russia and the list goes on and on.

I have already managed to tie into ALL the English Kings and Queens.  There have been 12 monarchs of Great Britain and the United Kingdom. The Kingdom of Great Britain was formed on 1 May 1707 with the merger of the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland, which had been in personal union under the House of Stuart since 24 March 1603. On 1 January 1801 Great Britain merged with the Kingdom of Ireland to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. After most of Ireland left the union on 6 December 1922, on 12 April 1927 its name was amended to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

I officially have the title Lady Kathleen.

Hi Kathleen,
My name is Parker House and I came across your site earlier this week when I was trying to find more facts about stories I’ve been told since I was little about my family. When I typed in the last name House into the sites search engine I found John House who was from Kent England and this struck my interest as I had been told our family came from Kent to America.

What I have been told since I was a kid was that Josiah Bartlett is my 7th (or so) great grandfather who was a signer of the declaration of independence and son of Stephen Bartlett and Mary Webster. I’ve also been told by my great Aunt that we also have a family member who was a signer of the Magna Carta. Although, she has passed away now and noone else knows the name of this person.

I was wondering if you might have any information that could help me so that this isn’t lost in my family since it seems only the older members of my family, who are no longer with us, knew these stories and passed them on.

We also have a Stein engraved with our family name that has been passed to the eldest son since (as the family stories say) the medieval times.

I’m a college student at LSU and am studying genetics as well as very interested in history so this seems to be my designated task for the family.

Many Thanks,

Parker

Hello, I am french with scottish origins. I would like to find my ancestors before 1381.
In fact, the XVIIIth century “Dictionnaire de la noblesse” quotes my family (then Willliamson) as descending from : “Ducan Williamson, Knight, who married, in 1381, Alix, daughter of MacKenzie of Kintail, & had :
Thomas Williamson, Knight, married in 1405, to Isabel, daughter of David Forquhart of Gilmersost, & of Isabel Crawford of Drongorman, &c… &c…
I’d like to know if you have Alix MacKenzie of Kintail’s genealogy. Thanks for help, whatever the result.

◦From Pedigree’s of Charlemagne’s Descendants:
Charlemagne was a man of deep familial piety. As indicated by the epitaphs of his sisters Rothaid and Adelaide, he knew his ancestry in the male line back to his great-great-great-grandfather and probably far more extensively than that. Grandson of Charles Martel and firstborn of Pepin and Bertha, he had two brother, Carloman and Pepin, and four sisters, Gisela, Adelaide, Rothaid, and Gertrude. Although there was ill will on the part of Carloman, Charlemagne named one of his sone for him (it was also the name of Charlemagne’s uncle). One son, Pepin, was named for Charlgemagne’s father and younger brother (the latter of whom died as a child of six); noe, Charles for his grandfather and himself; one, Theodoric, for a cousin. Three of his daughters, Adelaide, Gisela, and Rothaid, bore the names of his sisters; one, Hildegard, of his wife (her mother); one, Bertha, of his beloved mother; one, Theodrada, of a cousin; and one, Hiltrud, of his aunt. Only seven – Louis, Lothair, Hrotrud, Adaltrud, Drogo, Hugo, and Rothild-of the eighteen were not named for members of his immediate family.
Initially Charlemagne expected a closely knit family alliance by virtue of his marriage to a Lombard princess, one whose sisters was married to his brother and joint king, Carloman, and another to his cousin, Duke Tassilo of Bavaria. But this plan collarpsed when he divorced her. A young cousin, Adalard, disapproved that action so strongly that he denounced it and abandone court for life as a monk. Later, however, the rift was healed and he became an influential adviser to the palace, as indeed so did his half-brothers and sisters, Wala, Bernarius, Gundrada, and Theodrada.
Charlemagne had ten spouses: at least four, more likely five, lawful wives; at least five, possibly six, mistresses; and he had children by all but two of them. There were ultimately eight boys and ten girls. Ten or eleven died before their father. So far as we know, only two of his children had descendant beyond the second or third generation.
About 768, at the age of twenty-six, Charlemagne took as his first spouse a high-born lady named Himiltrud. Einhard says that she was a concubine, but other evidence just as strong, if not stronger, indicates that she was a lawful wife. Certainly the pope considered her such. The child of this union, born about 769, was Pepin. Although described as of handsome face, he was unhappily deformed, a hunchback. Charlemagne loved the boy nonetheless and kept him in the family circle until 792 when Pepin was about twenty-three, but there were difficulties. Both the Byzantine east and the Teutonic west of that day believed that a serious physical defect was an impediment to possession of royal prerogatives. Whether rightly or wrongly, some of the Franks looked upon the child as illegitimate. And, moreover, the marriage and probably conception had occurred before Charlemagne was a sovereign ruler.

Emperor Charlemagne QUENTIN, the Holy Roman Empire