John Munsawghe
Ur pennad tennet eus Rodovid BR, ar c'helc'hgeriadur digor.
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| Lignez | Muscheon |
| Reizh | gourel |
| Anv a-bezh d'ar c'hanedigezh | John Munsawghe |
| Kerent
♂ Thomas Munsawghe (Muscheon) (Munshaw) [Muscheon] a. a. 1623 | |
Darvoudoù
annez: Virginia
annez: Bradenham (Norfolk), West Bradenham
Notennoù
Mammennoù
- ↑ Norfolk Record Society, Volume 7. Harry Lawrence Bradfer-Lawrence, B. McClenaghan, Percy Millican Miller son & Company (Wyman & sons, Limited) printers, 1936 -
- ↑ The Musters Return for Divers Hundreds in the County of Norfolk, 1569, 1572, 1574 and 1577, Volume 7. Norfolk (England) 1936 -
Eus an dud-kozh d'ar vugale-vihan
Tud-kozh
♂ Powhatan Tainahmah
ganedigezh: 1547, Tsenacommacah, Virginia
marvidigezh: 1618, Tsenacommacah, Virginia
marvidigezh: 1618, Tsenacommacah, Virginia
♂ Opechancanough Mangopeesomon (Don Luis de Velasco)
ganedigezh: 1545, Virginia, Cinquoateck -
darvoud all: 1560, Taken by the Spanish to Mexico
annez: 1569, Havana (Cuba), In August 1570, Father Segura, Father Luis de Quiros, former head of the Jesuit college among the Moors in Spain, and six Jesuit brothers set forth from their base in Havana to establish their new mission in Ajacan. A young boy, Alonso Olmos, called Alonc
annez: 1570, Ajacan, Virginia
marvidigezh: 5 Here 1645, Jamestown (Virginia)
darvoud all: 1560, Taken by the Spanish to Mexico
annez: 1569, Havana (Cuba), In August 1570, Father Segura, Father Luis de Quiros, former head of the Jesuit college among the Moors in Spain, and six Jesuit brothers set forth from their base in Havana to establish their new mission in Ajacan. A young boy, Alonso Olmos, called Alonc
annez: 1570, Ajacan, Virginia
marvidigezh: 5 Here 1645, Jamestown (Virginia)
Tud-kozh
Kerent
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== 3 ==
♂ George Musso (Munsawghe)(Mosco) (de Esquiem)
annez: Falling Creek, Virginia, Original Owner of the Falling Creek Mill.
annez: 1585, Roanoke (Virginia)
annez: 1585, Roanoke (Virginia)
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