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Michael (Bela) of Hungary - Bela, legendary leader of the Huns and brother of Keve and Kadicha, according to 18th-century historiography. Lithographie von Josef Kriehuber nach einer Zeichnung von Moritz von Schwind aus Ungerns Erste Heerführer Herzoge und Koenige In einer Reihe von Bildnissen von Bela bis auf Seine Majestät Franz I. Kaiser Von Österreich König Von Ungern &c., &c. Wien : Lithographisches Institut ;ca. 1828

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‎1861 St George's Street, Dunster, Somerset, England; John Ball was recorded as "Blacksmith employing 1 boy"

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No. of individuals	4662

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‎ Fulk of Angoulême‏‎ ¹⁾ Son of Geoffrey of Angoulême, Count of Angoulême and Petronille de Archiac‏. Died ‎± 1087 ²⁾ Notes: Probably Count from around 1048 when his father died, until his decease. Very little is known about his reign. Married/ Related to: ‎ Uncertain‏‎ ¹⁾ Notes: Fulk's wife is named in the Historia Pontificum - as a daughter of Ounormani Vagena, named Condo. Ournormani is often identified as Eu des Normans - which could make Fulk's wife a daughter of Robert, Count of Eu. That, though, does not explain the reference to Vagena - and there is no other contemporary evidence supporting this marriage. Child: 1. ‎ William V of Angoulême, Count of Angoulême‏‎ ³⁾ ⁴⁾ Died ‎± 1120 This is the earliest known date of a charter by Vulgrin II when he signs as Count. Notes: William V, was also known as William Taillefer. He was Count from around 1087, until his death c1120. Visited Jerusalem towards the end of his life.

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1) Source: Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensium "Fulconi vero praedicto Engolismensi comiti successit in comitatum Guillermus, filius ejus primogenitus, dictus Sector-ferri, quem peperit ei filia de... Ounormani Vagena, quae vocabatur Condo... Sane castellum Benaugium, quod ex parte uxoris suae juris sui erat". Reference: Cap. XXXIV. — De successione Willelmi Comitis. (Data from direct source)
2) Source: Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensium "Successit vero illi in comitatu, sicut ipse in vita sua disposuit, Fulco ejus primogenitus filius, sicut ab antiquis accepimus ; vir magnae fortitudinis et audaciae, et in militia strenuissimus... Obiit vero in senectute bona, MLXXXVII anno ab incarnatione Christi.". Reference: Cap. XXXI. – De successione Fulconis. (Data from direct source)
3) Source: Cartulaire de l'église d'Angoulême "Ego, Willelmus Talefer cornes engolismensis, et Vulgrinnus, filius meus, donamus et concedimus beati Petri majori engolismensi aecclesiae et ejusdem loci canonicis, theloneum salis quod habemus in nave basselis excepta parte beati Eparchii." Dated: 1099-1101.. Reference: CXVII (Data from direct source)
4) Source: Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensium "Per idem vero tempus, Willelmus Taillefer, Engolismensis comes, circa finem vitae suae, sepulcrum Domini visitavit, et in reditu apud Dusense monasterium a saeculo migravit, et in eodem monasterio honorifice sepultus est [8] ; et reliquit heredem sibi Vulgrinum, filium primogenitum, qui natus ei (fuerat) de filia Amanni, seu Amaniei Gasconis [9], quae vocabatur Vitapoi. Raimundo filio suo dedit Fronciacum, et Fulconi filio suo Montemauserium.". Reference: Cap. XXXV. — De promotione Gerardi in Episcopum. (Data from direct source)