Royalty/Nobility Gateway Ancestor

Amelia Throckmorton (1843-1877)

Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey

24 Aug 1843, Bass River, Burlington, New Jersey - 10 May 1877, New Jersey
Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey

http://jytangledweb/Throckmorton_Royal_Ancestry/

John H. Yates

Last Update: Tue May 09 21:43 EDT 2023

If you are a blood descendant of Amelia Throckmorton (1843-1877) you also descend from a number of Royals and nobility. Note: Also her siblings and children of her father, Craig Throckmorton (1809-1863) by any of his wives.

Colonial immigrants who are known descendants of royalty or nobility are known as Royal Gateway Ancestors. Narrowing the scope from colonial immigrant to Little Egg Harbor resident, we can say Amelia Throckmorton is a LEH gateway ancestor.

The actual immigrant to North America is John Throckmorton (1601-1684).

Name	Title(s)	Reign	Life Span	Designation	Amelia Throckmorton's:	Person	Tree
Charlemagne	King of the Franks King of the Lombards Emperor of the Romans	768-814 774-814 800-814	747-814	Carolingian	35th great grandfather
Pepin	King of Italy	781-810	777-810	Carolingian	34th great grandfather
Ecgberht	King of Wessex King of Kent	802-839 825-839	771/775-839	Wessex	33rd great grandfather
Bernard	King of Italy	810-818	797-818	Carolingian	33rd great grandfather
Alfred the Great	King of the West Saxons King of the Anglo-Saxons	871-886 886-889	848-899	Saxon King	31st great grandfather
Rollo	Count of Rouen	911-928	c835/870-928/933	Normandy (founder)	29th great grandfather
Henry I the Fowler	Duke of Saxony King of East Francia (Germany)	912-936 919-936	876-936	Ottonian	27th great grandfather
Louis IV	King of West Francia	936-954	921-954	Carolingian	26th great grandfather
Gerberga of Saxony	Queen Consort of France	939-954	c913-984	Ottonian	26th great grandmother
William the Conqueror	Duke of Normandy King of England	1035-1087 1066-1087	1027-1087	Saxon King	24th great grandfather
Matilda of Flanders	Queen consort of England	1066-1083	c1031-1083	Flanders	24th great grandmother
Henry I	King of England Duke of Normandy	1100-1135 1106-1135	c1068-1135	Normandy	23rd great grandfather
Matilda	Holy Roman Empress Queen of the Romans Lady of the English (disputed)	1114-1125 " 1141-1148	c1102-1167	Normandy	22nd great grandmother
Henry II	Duke of Normandy King of England	1150-1189 1154-1189	1133-1189	Anjou/Plantagenet	21st great grandfather
King John (Lackland)	Lord of Ireland King of England	1177-1216 1199-1216	1166-1216	Anjou/Plantagenet	20th great grandfather
Henry III	King of England Lord of Ireland Duke of Aquitaine	1216-1272 " "	1207-1272	Anjou/Plantagenet	19th great grandfather
Edward I	King of England Lord of Ireland	1272-1307 "	1239-1307	Anjou/Plantagenet	18th great grandfather

Table Notes:

• Designation is the Dynasty or House.
• Click on the relationship to Amelia Throckmorton to see the particular lineage. (these lineage reports are manually created so it may not be fully up to date compared to the data found in the Navigable Tree linked below). To see the spouses and more data on the folks in these lineages you can step through the lines in the Navigable Tree using the lineage as a map.
• Person is a link to the "Person Sheet" of the relevant person in the Navigable Tree.
• Tree is a link to the "Tree" of the relevant person in the Navigable Tree.
• The above list is not a complete list. Other branches and connections no doubt can be found. And what constitutes a nobleperson can be somewhat subjective, and they are mostly left out of the table above.
• As a point of interest, Rollo is a Viking.

Here is a discussion of why almost everyone is a descendant of Charlemagne due to what is known as pedigree collapse.

This Navigable Tree contains Amelia Throckmorton's direct ancestor tree. Her lineages to royalty or nobility may be difficult to follow in this large tree, so explicit lineages may be found by clicking on the relationship to Amelia Throckmorton in the table above to see the direct blood line for a particular person in the table.

The "Person" and "Tree" columns in the above table provide convenient links to the relevant person in the Navigable Tree.

Navigable Tree Notes:

• It is noticed that "Bassingbourne Throckmorton" is shortened in the lineage outputs to just "Bassingbourne". It likely truncates the surname because of the large number of letters in both names. It is unique enough that it should cause no confusion, but there may be other names that are similarly truncated, thus this note.
• This navigable tree will be dynamic. Over time, additions and corrections will be entered. The pages in the navigable tree are time stamped with the date of its creation.
• Dates and locations are sometimes less accurate as one goes back in time. The lineages come from what are considered credible sources, but there can be errors. The lineages presented here can best be described as very probable, but not absolute. If anyone has strong data that contradicts any particular lineage, feel free to report it via email by clicking on the author's name in the page header above.