Hi Ya'll, say this on Gen-medieval and thought it would interest everyone... --- Begin Forwarded Message --- Date: 21 Sep 1998 11:05:38 -0700 From: Alixvb@aol.com Subject: Sir Walter De Boketon Sender: GEN-MEDIEVAL-L-request@rootsweb.com To: GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: Alixvb@aol.com Message-ID: <f8625f2f.36069529@aol.com> Does anyone happen to know anything about the De Boketon family? I have attached a short family outline. I have a Sir Walter De Boketon, born some time around 1200-1210, whose son is a John De Greene (De Boketon) and is the apparent starting point of the De Greene family of Green's Norton, Northamptonshire. There are a number of interesting people in this line (Henry De Greene III was beheaded, but I don't yet know what for), and his grandfather Henry I was Chief Justice. Might this be one of those cases of an illegitimate son making his own way, or taking a mother's name? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Alix Von Bosen 1. Sir Walter De Boketon 2. John De Greene De Boketon b. 1234, d. bet. 1264-1325 3. Thomas De Greene b. 1260 d. bet. 1295-1351 + Alice Bottisham 4. SirThomas De Greene b. 1292 d. bet. 1323-1383 +Lucy De La Zouche, b. 1270 5. Lord Henry De Greene I, b.1310 d. 1370 +Catherine De Drayton b. 1314 6. Lord Henry De Greene II b. 1341-1399 + Matilda De Mauduit 7. Lord Henry De Greene II, 8. Sir Thomas Greene 9. Robert Greene I b. 1490 10. Robert Greene II b. 1534 (maybe) --- End Forwarded Message --- I apologize if it is nothing new. Darrell Rainey University Computing and Networking Services The University of Georgia Athens, GA 30602 Genealogy and family photo archives at... http://128.192.6.113/MyTestPage/default.htm