Descendants of
EUDES, Regent of Brittany

       2.1  Geoffrey, Count of Penthievre (d. 1093)

       2.2  Brian, Earl of Cornwall, deposed in 1075, joined Norman warriors in Italy

       2.3   Alan, the Red, 1st Lord of Richmond in Yorkshire (d. 1089)

       2.4   Alan, the Black, 2nd Lord of Richmond (d. 1093)

       2.5   Stephen, Count of Penthievre (d. 1137).  In 1093 he was made Count in 1093 and was Earl of Richmond

       2.6   BARDOLF RAVENSWORTH.   He gave the churches of Kirby Ravensworth and Patrick Brumpton in
               Yorkshire to the Abbey of St. Mary, Yorkshire.

              3.1   ARKARIAS fitzBARDOLF, Knight (d. 1156)

                      4.1  HERVEY fitzARKARIAS (d. 1182)  He succeeded to Ravensworth.

                             5.1  HENRY fitzHERVEY (b. 1167, England; d. 5-16-1212, Ravensworth, Lancashire, England)
                                    m. ca 1200, Ravensworth, Lancashire, England, ALICE fitzWALTER (b. ca 1179, Greystock),
                                    daughter of RANULF  fitzWALTER.   Henry succeeded to Ravensworth.

                                    6.1  AGATHA fitzHERVY (b. ca 1201, Aldingham, Lancashire, England) m. MICHAEL FLEMING
                                           (b. ca 1197, Aldingham, Lancashire, England), son of  WILLIAM FLEMING  (For children,
                                           see  MICHAEL FLEMING) 
                                          

                                    6.2  RANULF fitzHENRY (d. ca 1238, buried Jervaulx Abbey) m. ALICE de STAVELEY, daughter of
                                           ADAM STAVELEY and ALICE PERCY

                                           7.1  Adam fitzRANULF (b. 1259, Yorkshire)

                                           7.2  HENRY fitzRANULF, Knight (d. 1262).  He succeeded to Ravensworth and was
                                                  buried in Jervaulx Abbey.

                                                  8.1  Ranulf fitzHENRY (d. 1278).  He succeeded to Ravensworth.

                                                  8.2  HUGH fitzHENRY, Knight (d. 3-12-1304, Barwick-on-tees, England) m.
                                                         AUBREY UNKNOWN (d. 1-25-1303)  He succeeded to Ravensworth
                                                         after the death of his brother and was  buried in his church of Ramaldkirk,
                                                         Yorkshire.

                                                         9.1  Henry fitzHUGH (d. 1356, Ravensworth) He was a Knight at Ravensworth.

                                                         9.2  John fitzHUGH (b. Ingleton, Yorkshire;  d. 1305, killed in a local dispute)

                                                         9.3  William fitzHUGH (d. ca 1366)  He was Vicar of church of Rumaldkirk in the
                                                                fee of Ravensworth

                                                         9.4  ADAM fitzHUGH de GLENDONWYN (d.  7-20-1363, Roxburgh, Scotland, at his
                                                                residence) m. AGNES de TOWERS (d.  2-3-1327), daughter of JOHN de
                                                                TOWERS, Lord of Adwick-le-Street.
                                                                 (For children, see below)

                                                                On 4-12-1320, King  ROBERT I the BRUCE bestowed upon
                                                                ADAM fitzHUGH (now Glendonwyn) a grant of 20 shillings sterling from the
                                                                ward duties of Roxburgh Castle and  land.

                                                  8.3  John fitzHENRY (b. Fremington, Yorkshire)

                                                  8.4  Thomas fitzHENRY (d. 1300, killed in war with Scots).  Thomas had accompanied his
                                                         brother to the Scots War where he died.

                                                  8.5  Simon fitzHENRY (b. 1287, Lepton, Yorkshire)

                                    6.3  John fitzHENRY (b. Lartington)

                             5.2   Richard fitzHERVEY

                             5.3   Hugh fitzHERVEY

                             5.4   William fitzHERVEY, held 1/2 knight's fee in West Witton in 1199

                             5.5   Gilbert fitzHERVEY, held 1/10 knight's fee in West Witton in 1201

                      4.2  Walter fitzARKARIAS (b. Hinton, Cambridgeshire)

              3.2   Stephen fitzBARDOLF, Count of Brittany (d. 4-21-1136) m. Hawise, Countess of Guincamp

       2.7   Ribald, Lord of Middleham in Yorkshire in 1086

10.1  ADAM de GLENDONWYN m. 1342, MARGARET DOUGLAS (b. 1325;  d. bef. 8-1-1377), daughter of
        WILLIAM DOUGLAS and ELEANOR FERRERS

        11.1  Sir ADAM GLENDONWYN (b. Glendonwyn; d. bef. 4-26-1407) m. MARGARET de WAUCHOPE, daughter
                of ALEXANDER de WAUCHOPE.   Sir ADAM succeeded to baronial lands of  Glendonwyn - the greatest
                 vassal of the House of Douglas.

                12.1  John GLENDONWYN (d. bef. 1437)

                12.2  Sir SIMON GLENDONWYN (b. 1378, Glendonwyn, Scotland; d. 1437, after being wounded in Scots
                        Army) m. ca 1406,  Lady MARY DOUGLAS (b. ca 1388, Douglas, Scotland), daughter of ARCHIBALD
                         DOUGLAS and MARGARET STEWART

                        13.1  Sir SIMON GLENDONWYN (b. Glendonwyn; d. bef. 1479) m. (1) Lady ELIZABETH LINDSAY, daughter
                                 of ALEXANDER LINDSAY and MARJORY DUNBAR

                                14.1  Simon GLENDONWYN (d. 5-1-1455, Battle of Arkinholm on Esk) m. Elizabeth Stewart

                                14.2  JOHN GLENDONWYN (b. Glendonwyn; d. ca 1510) m. ELIZABETH SINCLAIR, daughter of
                                         WILLIAM SINCLAIR and CHRISTIAN LESLIE

                                        15.1  NINIAN GLENDONWYN (b. Glendonwyn; d. 1541) m. 1509, KATHERINE MAXWELL,
                                                daughter of JOHN, 4th Lord Maxwell, and  AGNES STEWART

                                                16.1  JOHN (Glendoning) GLENDONWYN (b. ca 1510, Parton; d. 1560) m.
                                                        bef. 9-6-1531, ELIZABETH GORDON, daughter of ROBERT GORDON and
                                                        MARION CARSANE
                                                        (For children, see below)

                                                NINIAN GLENDOWNWYN m. (2) bef. 12-5-1528, Janet Dunbar

                                                16.2  John GLENDONWYN of Drumrash

                                                16.3  Ninian GLENDONWYN of Parton

                                        15.2  Adam GLENDONWYN

                                        15.3  Janet GLENDONWYN m. Gilbert Grierson of Kirkbride

                                        JOHN GLENDONWYN m. ca 1460, Agnes Unknown

                                        15.4  Bartholomew GLENDONWYN m. bef. 7-12-1492,  Margaret Gordon.  He was killed
                                                 by his nephew John LINDSAY, who also killed his brother Simon.

                                        15.5  Simon GLENDONWYN was killed by his nephew John LINDSAY.

                                14.3  Alexander GLENDONWYN

                                14.4  Archibald GLENDONWYN

                                14.5  Matthew GLENDONWYN (b. Glenraith, Peeblesshire; d. 3-16-1490)

                                14.6  Margaret GLENDONWYN m. bef. 12-12-1465, Robert Rutherford of Chatto

                                Sir SIMON GLENDONWYN m. (2) Marjory Johnstone

                        13.2  John GLENDONWYN.  In 1440, the King granted him part of Kingsland, Peeblesshire, Scotland.

                12.3  William GLENDONWYN  

                12.4  Adam GLENDONWYN   (b. ca 1380)

                12.5  Matthew GLENDONWYN  

                12.6  Robert GLENDONWYN  

        11.2  Matthew GLENDONWYN, 1363 was Bishop of Glasgow and priest

        11.3  Simon GLENDONWYN (d. 1388, Otterburn)

        11.4  Thomas GLENDONWYN

        11.5  Unknown GLENDONWYN m. Unknown de Mundaville

        11.6  Unknown GLENDONWYN m. Thomas de Moffat

17.1  ALEXANDER GLENDONING of Parton (d. 1616) m. (1) bef. 12-3-1564, Alison Unknown (d. bef. 5-12-1569)

        18.1  John GLENDONING (d. bef. 7-26-1595)  Crowner of Eskdale

        ALEXANDER GLENDONING m. (2) ca 1584, NICOLA HERRIES (b. 1560)

        18.2  Robert GLENDINING (b. 1585) m. Margaret Maxwell

        18.3  Simon GLENDINING (d. young)

        18.4  WILLIAM (Glendinen) GLENDINING (b. ca 1613) He was an officer in the Civil War of 1644-6.  Later he
                got security at Eskdale, Scotland.  His castle was on the bank opposite Eskdale.

                19.1   Andrew GLENDINING (baptised 4-5-1671), settled in Drumragh, Ireland, bef. 1699.

                19.2   John GLENDINING (baptised 3-30-1673)

                         20.1   John GLENDINING (baptised 7-8-1679)

                         20.2   Jean GLENDINING (baptised 10-7-1680)

                19.3   Thomas GLENDINING (baptised 4-22-1677)

                19.4   WILLIAM GLENDINING (baptised 5-16-1860, Quarterland; d. 1764) m. ANNE (Roseanne) KIRIPATRICK. 
                          His name is shown as Glendinin, Glendinen, Clendening.

                         20.1   Elizabeth CLENDENIN m. John Morrow  She inherited 2/3 of Quarterland

                         20.2   Jean CLENDENIN m. Unknown Hanna (d. aft 1793)

                         20.3   Andrew CLENDENIN (d. 1793, Newtownarads, County of Downs, Ireland) m. Elizabeth Unknown

                                  21.1   Rose CLENDENIN inherited 1/3 of Quarterland

                         20.4   James CLENDENIN (b. Dumfriesshire, Scotland; d. 1788, Ballyministra, County of Downs, Ireland)
                                  m. Jane Reid.  He left Scotland with his brother, Charles, for Ireland after wreck of Jacobite
                                  cause in 1746.   They, accompanied by brothers, Thomas, JOHN, and Archibald immediately
                                  sailed for America, reaching Baltimore in 1746.  James returned to Ireland before 1764 and
                                  settled at Ballyministra.

                                  21.1   William CLENDENIN

                                  21.2   John CLENDENIN

                                  21.3   Jane CLENDENIN

                                  21.4   Anne CLENDENIN

                         20.5  William CLENDENIN (d. aft 1764)

                         20.6  Charles CLENDENIN (b. ca 1714, Dumfriesshire, Scotland; d. 1790, near Ft. Lee, Charleston, WV)
                                 He settled in West Virginia in 1764.

                                 21.1   William CLENDENIN (b. ca 1746; d. 4-1797) m. 2-2-1779, Genevieve McNeel.  He was
                                           a Rev. War officer in 1776-83, member of  the Constitutional Convention of VA in
                                           1783, commandant of Frontier and founder Charleston, capital of WV.

                                           22.1  Mary Ellen CLENDENIN (b. 1780) m. George Stevenson (b. 1773; d. 1797)

                         20.7  Rose CLENDENIN (d. aft 1764)

                         20.8  Alexander CLENDENIN (b. Killyleagh)

                         20.9  Thomas CLENDENIN

                                 21.1   Alexander CLENDENIN.  He was Executor of his Uncle Andrew Clendenin's Will.

                         20.10 JOHN CLENDENIN (b. 1704, Dumfries, Scotland; d. 1797, E. Pennsborow, Cumberland, PA) m.
                                  JANET HOUSTON (d. 1797, E. Pennsborow,  Cumberland, PA), daughter of JOHN HOUSTON
                                  and MARGARET CUNNINGHAM

                                  21.1   John CLENDENIN, Jr. (d. 8-1802) m.  Elizabeth Caldwell.  He was a Capt. in Rev. War.

                                  21.2   William CLENDENIN (d. killed by roving band of Indians)

                                  21.3   Margaret CLENDENIN (d. young)

                                  21.4   Jennie CLENDENIN (d. young)

                                  21.5   Annie CLENDENIN m. Unknown Bradshaw  They moved to French Broad, TN.

                                  21.6   Mary CLENDENIN m. Samuel Calhoun.  He was the famous Senator from South Carolina

                                  21.7   ISABELLA CLENDENIN (b. ca 1730; d. Jefferson Co., TN) m. 1753, Cumberland
                                           Co., PA, THOMAS RANKIN (b. 1724, Londonderry, County of Derry, Ireland;
                                           d. 1810, Jefferson Co., TN), son of JOHN THOMAS RANKIN and MARGARET JANE
                                           McELWEE (For children, see THOMAS RANKIN)
                                            

                                  21.8   Katie CLENDENIN (d. young)

                                  21.9   Samuel CLENDENIN (d. 1804) m. Mary (Polly) McBeth.   They moved to Wellsville, WV.

                                  21.10 James CLENDENIN m. 10-14-1765, Isabella Huston.   Rev. War Pension #S40837.

                          20.11 Archibald CLENDENIN (d. 1749, VA, slain by Indians in a massacre)

                                  21.1   Capt. Charles CLENDENIN (d. aft 1786)

17.2  William GLENDONING

17.3  Simon GLENDONING

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