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By Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, “The Father of Genealogy”
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The said Sir Thomas is, |
By line, |
By succession |
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From Adam the |
143 |
153 |
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From Noah the |
134 |
144 |
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From Esormon the |
128 |
138 |
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From Molin the |
108 |
114 |
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From Rodrigo the |
100 |
104 |
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From Alypos the |
91 |
94 |
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From Char the |
76 |
79 |
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From Astioremon the |
68 |
71 |
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From Lutork the |
67 |
69 |
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From Zeron the |
32 |
33 |
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From Vocompos the |
30 |
31 |
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This Genealogy was deduced |
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Anno Mundi |
5598 |
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Anno Esomonis |
3789 |
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Anno Molini |
3184 |
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Anno Rodrici |
2943 |
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Anno Alypou |
2669 |
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Anno Chari |
2102 |
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Anno Astioremonis |
2011 |
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Anno Lutorci |
1986 |
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Anno Christi |
1651 |
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Anno Zeronis |
937 |
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Anno Vocompotis |
878 |
POSTILLA
In the great Chronicle of the house of Urquhart, the aforesaid Sir Thomas purposeth (by God’s assistance) to make mention of the illustrious families from thence descended, which as yet are in esteem in the countries of Germany, Bohemia, Italy, France, Spain, England, Scotland, Ireland, and several other nations of a warmer climate, adjacent to that famous territory of Greece, the lovely mother of this most-ancient and honourable Stem.
SUBDICTIS
By the chief of the Family, Sir Thomas Urquhart by name, the history of the lives of all these predecessors is already broached, he making account to finish it how soon the amicable influence of the state (in dependence whereupon his fortune is involved) will, by acquitting him of his parole (wherein to them he stands ingaged) be pleased to release him, and in giving him full enjoyment of his own, allow him the leisure to go about it, and other things of greater importance.
The history being continued from the Creation of the world, till this present time, will contain many specious Synchronisms, worthy of remark; and as it comprehendeth all the time that is past, so shall few actions of the moment, or persons of either sex, that have been illustrious for any commendable quality, escape the tract of that his pen, which treats of their contemporaneans.
TWENTY GENERATIONS OF THE FAMILY TREE OF URQUHART OF CROMARTY
Twenty generations of Descent of Sir Thomas Urquhart from
1. Sir Adam, agnamed Ardito, m. Marjorie, daughter of Griffin, Prince of Wales, b. 1071.
2. Edward, m. Jane Caron or Scrimjour, b. 1102.
3. Richard Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1123, m. Anne.
4. Sir Philip Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1158, Knighted by King William the Lion, 1156 = Magdalene, dau. Of Gilchrist, Earl of Angus.
5. Robert Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1187 = Girsel, dau. of Keith Marshall.
6. George Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1215 = Mary, dau. of Crawford Lindsay.
7. James Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1244 = Sophia, dau. of Macduff, Earl of Fife.
8. David Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1272 = Eleanore, dau. of the House of Seaton.
9. Francis Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1299 = Rosalind, dau. of Gilbert Hay of Arrel (Erroll).
10. William Urquhart of Cromarty, called Gulielmus de Monte Alto = 1. Lilias, dau. of Hugh, Earl of Ross; 2. Violet, dau. of John Cumming, Earl of Buchan.
11. Adam Urquhart, Hereditary Sheriff of Cromarty = Brigida, dau. of Fleming of Cumbernauld, charter 1365.
12. John Urquhart of Cromarty = Agnes, dau. of Sir Alex. Ramsay of Dalhousie.
13. Sir William Urquhart of Cromarty, Remission by James II, 1457. = Susanna, dau. of Forbes of that Ilk. Brother: Thomas of Tarnaway (Burdsyards), Sister: Helen, m. Thomas Baird, 1363.
14. William, o.s.p., m. Mariot Rose of Kilravock. Brother: Alexander (2nd son) who succeeded served heir 1475 = Cartherine, dau. of Sir J. Ogilvie of Deskford.
15. Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, 1474-1557 = Helen Abernethy, dau. of Lord Saltoun. “Lineal” Brother: John in Sweden.
16. Alexander Urquhart of Cromarty d. before 1544 = Beatrix Innes, dau. of Innes of Auchintoul. Brother: Knight, Sir John Urquhart of Cromarty, in Devonshire.
17. Walter Urquhart of Cromarty (served heir 1564) d. 1606., m. 1. Elizabeth (1579), dau. of Kenneth Mackenzie of Kintail, m. 2. Elizabeth Rose of Kilravock, she m. 2nd, Robert Munro of Foulis. Brother of Walter, John of Craigfintray (the Tutor of Cromarty), d. 1631.
18. Henry, 2nd son, m. Elizabeth Ogilvie of Dunlungas, d. in father’s lifetime.
19. Walter, o.s.p. , Brother: Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, b. 1586, m. Christian Elphinstone.
20. Sir Thomas of Cromarty, o.s.p., 1660. Brother: Sir Alexander, o.s.p.m., 1667.
THE TRUE PEDIGREE AND LINEAL DESCENT OF THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE FAMILY OF URQUHART
(In the House of Cromarty, since the Creation of the World, until this present Year 1774.)
God, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, who were from all eternity, did, in time, of nothing, create red earth; of red earth, framed Adam; and, of a rib out of the side of Adam, fashioned Eve. After which creation, plasmation, and formation, succeed the generations, as followeth.
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An.Mundi. |
Com. diff. |
Series. |
Ante Christ. |
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I |
I |
0 |
3948 |
ADAM married EVE.
He was surnamed the Protoplast; and on his wife Eve begot
SETH.
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130 |
2 |
129 |
3819 |
SETH married SHIFKAH.
He was the father of the righteous, and such as called upon the name of God: and his wife Shifka was his own coennixed sister; on whom he begot
ENOS.
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235 |
3 |
105 |
3714 |
ENOS married MAHLA;
And on her begot
CAINAN.
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325 |
4 |
90 |
3624 |
CAINAN married BILHAH;
And on her begot
MAHALALEEL.
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396 |
5 |
71 |
3553 |
MAHALALEEL married TINNAH;
And on her begot
JARED.
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460 |
6 |
64 |
3489 |
JARED married AHOLIMAH;
And on her begot
ENOCH.
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622 |
7 |
162 |
3327 |
ENOCH married ZILPAH.
This Enoch was translated alive into the heavens, and was the first that gave occasion to the Apotheosis of the Greeks. On Zilpah he begot
METHUSALAH.
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687 |
8 |
65 |
3262 |
METHUSALAH married NOEMA.
He lived till he was full 969 years of age; and on Noema begot
LAMECH.
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874 |
9 |
187 |
3075 |
LAMECH married ADA;
And on her begot
NOAH.
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1056 |
10 |
182 |
2893 |
NOAH married TITEA.
In the hundredth year complete of Noah’s age, occurred the universal deluge. His wife Titea was the daughter of Tubal-Cain, the son of Jubal; on her he begot
JAPHET.
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1557 |
11 |
501 |
2392 |
JAPHET married DEBORA.
To Japhet’s inheritance befel all the regions of Europe. On Debora he begot
JAVAN.
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1700 |
12 |
143 |
2259 |
JAVAN married NEGINOTHI.
For his portion, being Japhet’s eldest son, he had all the territories of Greece. His wife Neginothi was the daughter of Arphaxad, the son of Sem, Japhet’s second brother, and the elder than Cham. After him, for many hundreds of years together, the Grecians were called Javanites. On Neginothi he begot
PENUEL.
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1730 |
13 |
30 |
2219 |
PENUEL married HOTTIR.
This Penuel was a most intimate friend of Nimrod the mighty hunter, and builder of Babel. On his wife Hottir he begot
TYCHEROS.
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1751 |
14 |
21 |
2198 |
TYCHEROS married ORPAH.
Of this Tycheros, Orpah, the daughter of Sabatius Saga, prince of the Armenians, made a choice to be her husband, because of his gallantry and good success in the wars. On Orpah he begot
PASITELES.
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1778 |
15 |
27 |
2171 |
PASITELES married AXA.
This Axa was the daughter of Samothee king of the Gauls, on whom he begot
ESORMON.
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1810 |
16 |
32 |
2139 |
ESORMON married NARFESIA.
He was Sovereign prince of Achaia. For his fortune in the wars, and affability in conversation, his subjects and familiars surnamed him OUROCHARTOS, that is to say, fortunate and well beloved. After which time, his posterity ever since hath acknowledged him the father of all that carry the name of URQUHART. He had for his arms, three Banners, three Ships, and three Ladies, in a field Or; with the picture of a young Lady above the waiste, holding in her right hand a brandished sword, and a branch of myrtle in the left, for his crest; and for supporters two Javanites, after the soldier habit of Achaia, with this motto in the scroll of his coat armour, Tauta e tria axiodeata, that is, These three are worthy to behold. Upon his wife Narfesia, who was sovereign of the Amazons, he begot
CRATYNTER.
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1837 |
17 |
27 |
2112 |
CRATYNTER.
He was likewise surnamed Eurochartos, as ever since have been all the male-race of Esormon. He was a victorious prince; yet all his issue male dying before himself, there succeeded to him in his inheritance his brother german
THRASYMEDES.
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1841 |
18 |
4 |
2108 |
THRASYMEDES married GOSHENNI
On Goshenni he begot
EVIPPOS.
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1873 |
19 |
32 |
2076 |
EVIPPOS married BRIAGETA.
On Briageta he begot
CLEOTINUS.
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1899 |
20 |
26 |
2053 |
CLEOTINUS married ANDRONIA.
This Andronia was the daughter of Egialeus ruler of the Sicyonians. On her he begot
LITOBOROS.
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1930 |
21 |
31 |
2019 |
LITOBOROS married two wives,
PUSENA and EMPHANEOLA
Yet had he, besides these two ladies, several other, both wives and concubines, as the fashion was, over the whole world, even then, and for the space of above a thousand years thereafter: yet, in matter of the genealogy of this house, no other women are collaterally placed, but such as have been mothers of the chiefs thereof; or if there be any mentioned, it is only here and there, the most especial, without having regard to any of the rest.
Litoboros on Pusena begot
APODEMOS.
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1961 |
22 |
31 |
1988 |
APODEMOS.
Although Apodemos was begot on Pusena the daughter of Aemathius prince of Macedonia; yet to him succeeded his half-brother Bathybulos, begotten on Emphaneola the daughter of Tyrus ruler of Thracia.
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1962 |
23 |
1 |
1987 |
BATHYBULOS married BONARIA.
And on her begot
PHRENEDON.
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1991 |
24 |
29 |
1958 |
PHRENEDON married PENINAH.
This Phrenedon was in the house of the Patriarch Abraham at the time of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. On Penina he begot
ZAMELES.
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2023 |
25 |
32 |
1926 |
ZAMELES married ASYMBLETA;
And on her begot
CHORONOMOS.
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2055 |
26 |
32 |
1894 |
CHORONOMOS married CARISSA.
He on Carissa, who was sister-in-law to Istavon, king of the Germans, begot
LEPTOLOGON.
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2083 |
27 |
28 |
1866 |
LEPTOLOGON married CALAGAIS;
And on her begot
AGLAESTOS.
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2144 |
28 |
31 |
1835 |
AGLAESTOS married THEOGLENA;
And on her begot
MEGALONUS.
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2143 |
29 |
23 |
1806 |
MEGALONUS married PRIMILLA.
He having no children by his wife Primilla, there succeeded to him his uncle
EVEMEROS.
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2120 |
30 |
6 |
1829 |
EVEMEROS married PAMMERISSA.
Here is to be remarked, that we are not to regard the difference betwixt the ages of Megalonus and Aglaestos, which is 29; nor yet that betwixt Megalonus and Evemeros, which is 23: but the difference only betwixt Evemeros and Aglaestos, because it retrogrades not the time, but continues in an even outright course upon the track thereof. This Evemeros was six years younger than his brother Aglaestos, and on his wife Pammerissa begot
CALLOPHRON.
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2150 |
31 |
30 |
1799 |
CALLOPHRON married FLORIDULA;
And on her begot
ARTHMIOS.
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2183 |
32 |
33 |
1766 |
ARTHMIOS married CHRYSOCOMIS;
And on her begot
HYPSEGORAS.
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2207 |
33 |
24 |
1742 |
HYPSEGORAS married ARENOPAS.
On Arenopas, who was the daughter of Hercules Lybius, he begot
AUTARCES.
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2234 |
34 |
27 |
1715 |
AUTARCES married THARSALIA.
On Tharsalia, who was the sister of Spartus that built Lacedemon, he begot
EVAGES.
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2266 |
35 |
32 |
1683 |
EVAGES married MAIA;
And on her begot
ARTARBES.
|
2295 |
36 |
29 |
1654 |
ARTARBES married ROMA;
And on her begot
PAMPROSODOS.
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2326 |
37 |
31 |
1623 |
PAMPROSODOS married TERMUTH.
On this Termuth, who was that daughter of Pharaoh Amenophis, which found Moses amongst the bulrushes, and brought him up as if he had been her own child, he begot
GETHON.
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2355 |
38 |
29 |
1594 |
GETHON married VEGETA;
And on her begot
HOLOCLEROS.
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2384 |
39 |
29 |
1565 |
HOLOCLEROS married CALLIMERIS.
On this Callimeris, who was the daughter of Siceleus the sovereign of those countries in Spain which are now called Galacia, Andaluzia, Murcia, and Granada, he begot
MOLIN.
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2415 |
40 |
31 |
1534 |
MOLIN married PANTHEA.
This is he that came with Gathelus from Egypt into Portugal, and of whom are descended the Clanmolinespick in Ireland. His wife Panthea was the daughter of Deucalion and Pirra, of whom Ovid maketh mention in the first of his metamorphoses. In that part of Afric, which, after his name, is till this hour called Molinea, by cunning and valour together, he killed, in one morning three lions, the heads whereof, when in a basket, presented to his lady Panthea, so terrified her, that (being quick with child) for putting her right hand to her left side, with this sudden exclamation (O Hercules, What is this!), the impression of three lions heads was found upon the left side of the child as soon as he was born. How Portugal was so called, after Gathelus; the Scots, after Scota, is clearly set down in the ample story of the house. Molin on Panthea begot
EPITIMON.
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2446 |
41 |
31 |
1503 |
EPITIMON married GONIMA.
This Gonima was the sister of Hiber (after whom Ireland was called Hibernia) and daughter of Gathelus, begotten on Scota; in honour of whom Epitimon (she being his mother-in-law), after her name, called his second son Scotus; of whose progeny, shortly after, the surname Scot took its beginning, together with the arms which Molin by his valour had acquired on the coast of Afric, and which upon the left side of Epitimon, by nature, were imprinted from his mother’s womb, as hath already been sufficiently enough glanced at in the description of Molin. Then began the old arms of Urquhart, in the house of Esormon (viz. three Banners, three Ships, and three Ladies) to be exchanged into three Lions heads. Epitimon and Gonima begot
HYPOTYPHOS.
|
2474 |
42 |
28 |
1475 |
HYPOTYPHOS married GANYMENA;
And on her begot
MELOBOLON.
|
2503 |
43 |
29 |
1446 |
MELOBOLON.
His wife Actofa was the daughter of Chufan Rafchataim, whose male issue Melobolon surviving, there succeeded to him his cousin-german Propetes, who was begotten by Nepenthes, the brother of Hypotyphos, on the lady Thespesia.
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2509 |
44 |
6 |
1440 |
PROPETES married HYPERMNESTRA.
This Hypermnestra was the choicest of Danaus’s fifty daughters; and on her Propetes begot
EUPLOCAMOS.
|
2539 |
45 |
30 |
1410 |
EUPLOCAMOS married HORATIA,
And on her begot
PHILOPHRON.
|
2657 |
46 |
28 |
1382 |
PHILOPHRON married PHILUMENA;
And on her begot
SYNGENES.
|
2598 |
47 |
31 |
1351 |
SYNGENES.
His wife Accorta bearing him no children, there succeeded to him his uncle
POLYPHRADES.
|
2581 |
48 |
|
1368 |
POLYPHRADES married NEOPIS.
This Neopis was the sister of Amphion ruler of Thebes, on whom Polyphrades begot
CAINOTOMOS.
|
2627 |
49 |
29 |
1322 |
CAINOTOMOS married THYMELICA.
Here is only set down the difference between the ages of Syngenes and Cainotomos, which is 29; and not that of Polyphrades to either of them, as hath been formerly observed in Aglaestos, Magalonus, and Evemeros; because Polyphrades, though posterior in succession, is elder in years; and therefore to regard his difference, would but intangle the progress of our chronological genealogy. This Cainotomos took to wife Thymelica the daughter Bacchus, in recompence of his having accompanied him in the conquest of the Indies. Cainotomos in his return from thence into Greece, passed through the territories of Israel, where being acquainted with Deborah the judge and prophetess, he received from her a very rich Jewel, which afterwards, by one of his succession, was presented to Pentasilea, that queen of the Amazons that assisted the Trojans against Agamemnon. On his wife Thymelica he begot
RODRIGO.
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2656 |
50 |
29 |
1295 |
RODRIGO married EPHAMILLA.
This Rodrigo being invited by his kindred the Clanmolinespick into Ireland, bore rule in that country all the days of his life, with much applause and good success. Of him is descended the Clanrurie, of which name there were 26 rulers and kings of Ireland, before the days of Ferguse the first king of Scots in Scotland. On Ephamilla he begot
DICARCHES.
|
2685 |
51 |
29 |
1264 |
DICARCHES married PORRIMA.
His marriage with Porrima the sister of Carmenta, Evander’s mother, was made in his younger years, when he travelled from Iceland into Italy; and on her begot
EXAGASTOS.
|
2713 |
52 |
28 |
1236 |
EXAGASTOS married LAMPEDO;
And on her begot
DENAPON.
|
2750 |
53 |
37 |
1199 |
DENAPON married TELECLYTA;
And on her begot
ARTISTES.
|
2775 |
54 |
25 |
1174 |
And on her begot
THYMOLEON.
|
2806 |
55 |
31 |
1143 |
THYMOLEON married EROMENA;
And on her begot
EUSTOCHOS.
|
2834 |
56 |
28 |
1115 |
EUSTOCHOS married ZOCALLIS;
And on her begot
BIANOR.
|
2864 |
57 |
30 |
1085 |
BIANOR married LEPIDA;
And on her begot
THRYLLUMENOS.
|
2893 |
58 |
29 |
1056 |
THRYLLUMENOS.
His wife Metaceras was the daughter of Calcedo the Tyrian, that founded Carthage; but he having no sons by her, there succeeded to h