Damery
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Tu Ne Cede Malis
Appendices
Afternoon Tea (coming)
The Name
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Origins of the name
The branches worldwide
Earliest known ancestors
Family seats and houses
Ted Dammery's history (1978)
Paul Damery’s history (c. 1990)
The Descents
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What this is
The Royal Houses
The de Veres
The crown, honestly
The houses of Europe
Trees
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My Tree
The West Cork Damerys
The One Tree
Family Branches
Journal
People
The Arms
About
A Royal Descent
The crowned houses in the ancestry of Aynsley Norman Damery
Frankish · Anglo-Saxon · Capetian France · Norman England · the Irish Kings of Leinster and Munster (Brian Boru)
two royal descents converging on one living man · every rung documented in the family GEDCOM · July 2026
CROWNED HOUSES
Frankish Empire
Anglo-Saxon England
Capetian France
Norman England
Leinster — Uí Cheinnselaig
Kings of Leinster — Uí Dúnlainge
Munster — Brian Boru & the O’Briens
CONNECTING HOUSES
County of Flanders
de Clare, Earls of Hertford & Gloucester
How the lines join
The European crowns — Charlemagne, Alfred and
Robert II of France — reach Matilda of Flanders
through the Counts of Flanders, several
documented generations compressed here:
· Judith of Charlemagne’s line m. Baldwin I
· Ælfthryth of Alfred’s line m. Baldwin II
· Adela of France (Robert II’s dau.) m. Baldwin V
The Irish crowns meet at Diarmait Mac Murchada,
whose two daughters carry the blood two ways —
Aoife (→ the de Clares) and Orlaith (→ the O’Briens).
the Uí Dúnlainge kings
· ≈ 9 generations ·
· 2 generations ·
· ≈ 6 generations ·
the O’Brien kings of
Thomond · 5 generations
≈ 20 generations
de Vere · Trussell · Freke · Ievers · White · Jones · Damery
≈ 24 generations
O’Brien Earls of Thomond · FitzMaurice of Kerry · Piers · White · Jones · Damery
Charlemagne
King of the Franks; Emperor, 800
748 – 814
my 37× great-grandfather
Alfred the Great
King of the Anglo-Saxons
c.848 – 899
my 34× great-grandfather
Robert II 'the Pious'
Capetian King of France
972 – 1031
my 29× great-grandfather
Baldwin IV of Flanders
Count of Flanders
d. 1035
my 29× great-grandfather
Baldwin V of Flanders
Count of Flanders; Regent of France
d. 1067
my 28× great-grandfather
Matilda of Flanders
Queen of England
d. 1083
my 27× great-grandmother
William the Conqueror
Duke of Normandy; King of England
c.1028 – 1087
my 27× great-grandfather
Henry I 'Beauclerc'
King of England
c.1068 – 1135
my 26× great-grandfather
Robert of Gloucester
1st Earl of Gloucester; son of Henry I
d. 1147
my 25× great-grandfather
William FitzRobert
2nd Earl of Gloucester
d. 1183
my 24× great-grandfather
Amice of Gloucester
Heiress of Gloucester
d. 1225
my 23× great-grandmother
Richard de Clare, 3rd Earl
Earl of Hertford; Magna Carta baron
d. 1217
my 23× great-grandfather
Gilbert de Clare, 4th Earl
Earl of Hertford & Gloucester
d. 1230
my 22× great-grandfather
Richard de Clare, 5th Earl
Earl of Hertford & Gloucester
1222 – 1262
my 21× great-grandfather
Thomas de Clare
Lord of Thomond, 1276
c.1245 – 1287
my 20× great-grandfather
Margaret de Clare
The Leeds Castle affair, 1321
d. 1333
my 19× great-grandmother
Diarmait Mac Murchada
King of Leinster (Uí Cheinnselaig)
c.1110 – 1171
my 25× great-grandfather
Aoife (Eva) MacMurrough
Princess of Leinster
fl. 1170
my 24× great-grandmother
Richard ‘Strongbow’
Earl of Pembroke; invaded Ireland
c.1130 – 1176
my 24× great-grandfather
Isabel de Clare
Countess of Pembroke
c.1172 – 1220
my 23× great-grandmother
William Marshal
Earl of Pembroke; ‘the greatest knight’
c.1146 – 1219
my 23× great-grandfather
Isabel Marshal
Daughter of William Marshal
1200 – 1240
my 22× great-grandmother
Dunlaing mac Enda Niada
Founder of the Uí Dúnlainge
5th century
my 44× great-grandfather
Faelan mac Murchada
King of Leinster; eponym of Uí Fáeláin
d. 738
my 35× great-grandfather
Maelmorda mac Muirecain
King of Leinster; fell at Confey 917
d. 917
my 33× great-grandfather
Cerball mac Faelain
King of the Uí Fáeláin
fl. 1130
my 27× great-grandfather
Sadb Ní Fáeláin
1st wife of Diarmait of Leinster
my 26× great-grandmother
Orlaith (Orlacan)
Diarmait’s dau.; m. Donal Mór O’Brien
fl. 1170
my 25× great-grandmother
Brian Boru
High King of Ireland; d. Clontarf 1014
c.941 – 1014
my 30× great-grandfather
Donal Mór O’Brien
Last King of North Munster
d. 1194
my 25× great-grandfather
Donogh Cairbreach O’Brien
First to bear the surname O’Brien
d. 1242
my 24× great-grandfather
Aynsley Norman Damery
Cork, Ireland
living
Damery Family History · damery.family · a record of blood, honestly graded — the deepest rungs (above the Counts of Flanders, and above Dunlaing and Brian Boru) are documented but shown compressed
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