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*The Pulsifer Family Tree* 100 generations to the 18th Century B.C.
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The Iberian Peninsula
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Medieval English Nobility
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The Imperial Roman Empire
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Middle Frankish Empire
Central Europe from Belgium to Italy
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Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe, Eastern Roman Empire, Scandanavia & Russia from the 1rst Century B.C.

The British Isles
Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Anglo-Saxon England
from the 18th Century B.C.

Medieval English Royalty
English Royalty to the present generations
from the 9th Century

West Frankish Empire
France
from the 8th Century

East Frankish Empire
Germany and Austria
from the 8th Century

From the Imperial Roman Empire through the breakup of the Carolingian Empire
From the 4th Century through the 9th Century.

In the Roman Empire, a Prefect was a high ranking Military Commander.
a Praetorian Prefect was a commander of the Praetorian Guard and one of the Emperor's chief aides
a Consul was the highest civil and military leader and the Head of the Government for a specified region.
(in modern terms, the Mayor of a City) a Proconsul was, typically, a former Consul promoted to the rank of Governor of a Province
a Patrician was a member of an elite Roman family and frequently held positions within the Priesthood

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Marcomer
1rst King of the Franks

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*** Flavius Afranius Syagrius Roman Senator of Gaul (France) Roman Proconsul of Africa Prefect of Rome Consul of Rome Praetorian Prefect of Italy	*** Ennodius Roman Proconsul of Africa 355-395 $ Flavius Felix a Patrician of the Roman Empire Consul of the West	*** Flavius Julius Agricola Consul of Rome 365-421 $ a daughter of Flavius Julius Agricola	*** Wallia (Valia) Visigoth King of Aquitaine ?-419 $ $ a daughter of Wallia	*** Hermeric 1rst Suevic King of Galicia ?-? $ $ Rechila Suevic King of Galicia		$ Pharamond King of the Franks ?-? $ Chlodio King of the Salian Franks
345-?	?-430 [M] ?-?		?-? [M] ?-448			395-448

	$ $ $		$ Flavius Magnus Roman Senator of Narbonne Prefect of Gaul Consul of Rome	*** Claffo	$ $ $	$ $ Merovech (Merowig) Founder of the Merovingian Dynasty of the Salian Kings
	$		390-475	?-?	$	?-?

*** Ferreolus	$ $ Syagria	*** Eulalia	$ Flavius Probus Roman Senator of Narbonne	$ Tato King of the Lombards	$ a daughter of Rechila	$ Gondioc King of Burgundy	$
390-? [M] ?-?		425-? [M] 430-?		?-510	?-? [M] ?-473		$

*** Papianilla	$ Tonantius Ferreolus Praetorian Prefect of Gaul	$ $ $	*** Sigobert "The Lame" King of the Zulpich Franks	$ Unichis	*** Caretena	$ $ Childeric II King of Burgundy	$ Childeric I Merovingian King of the Salian Franks	*** Basina Queen of Thuringii >> << Queen of the Franks	*** Bisinus King of Thuringii
415-? [M] 420-475			?-509	?-?	?-? [M] 450-493		440-481 [M2] ?-? [M1] 460-510

	$ Tonantius Ferreolus Roman Senator of Narbonne	$ Industria of Narbonne	$ Chlodoric (Chloderic) "The Patricide" King of the Ripurian Franks	$ $ Wacho (Waccho) King of the Lombards	*** Ostrogotha	$ Saint Clothilde 1rst cousins once removed	$ Clovis I King of the Franks (son of Childeric)		$ Baderic King of Thuringii (son of Bisinus)
	440-517 [M] 450-?		?-509	?-539 [M] ?-?		475-545 [M] 466-511			480-?

		$ Ferreolus of Rodez Roman Senator of Narbonne	$ Saint Dode Abbess of Saint Pierre de Reims		$ Waldrada a Lombard Princess		$ Chlothar I (Clotaire) "The Old" King of the Franks	*1rst cousins*	$ Aregund
		470-? [M] ?-?			475-545 [M1] 466-511 [M2] 466-511

			$ Ansbertus Roman Senator of Gaul		$ Blithilde (Blihilt) (daughter of Waldrada)			*** Fredegund	$ Chilperic I King of Soissons (son of Aregund)
			505-570 [M] 538-603					?-597 [M] 539-584

				*** Oda	$ $ Arnoald (Arnoldus) Bishop of Metz		*** Chlothar II "The Great" "The Young" King of Neustria King of all the Franks	$ Haldetrude
				564-? [M] 560-611			584-629 [M] 575-604

			*** Saint Arnulf Bishop of Metz	$ $ Dode (Doda)	$ Saint Itta	*** Pepin of Landen Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia	$ Dagobert I King of Austrasia, Neustria and Burgundy King of all the Franks	*** Nanthild	*** Ragintrudis (Ragnetrude)	*** Brunulf I Count in Neustria
			582-? [M] 584-?		592-652 [M] 580-640		603-639 [M] 610-642 [L] ?-?			?-?

			$ Ansegisel	$ $ $	$ Saint Begga (Begue) Abbess of the Andennes Convent	*** Saint Balthild of Ascania Believed to have been of royal Anglo-Saxon birth and then sold into slavery as a child.	$ Clovis II King of Neustria and Burgundy (son of Nanthild)	*** Chimnechild of Burgundy	$ $ Sigebert III King of Austrasia (son of Ragintrudis)	$ $ Aubri I Count in Neustria
			602-679 [M]>>>	- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -	<<< 615-693	626-680 [M] 637-658		625-670 [M] 630-660		?-?

			$ $ $ $	$ $ Saint Chlodulf Saint Cloud Bishop of Metz	$ Clotilda		$ Thierry III (Theuderic III) King of Neustria, Austrasia & Burgundy Merovingian King of the Franks	$ $ Dagobert II King of Austrasia	*** Mechthilde an Anglo-Saxon Princess	$ $ Walter I Count in Neustria
				605-697	650-699 [M] 654-691			650-679 [M] 652-?		?-?

*** Arigis de Frise 590-656 $ Aldegisel			$ $ $	$ $ $		*** Cheribert ?-636 $ Chrodobertus I	$ $ Childebert III "The Just" King of the Franks	$ $ $ Adele des Francs	*** Alberic	$ $ Walter II Count in Neustria
?-680			$	$		?-?	670-711	678-? [M] 670-?		?-?

$ $ Radbod (Redbad) King of Frisia (Modern day Holland)	*** Plectrude	*** Alpaida	$ Pipin of Heristal "Pipin the Middle" Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia Duke and Prince of the Franks	$ $ $ Kunza of Metz	*** Guerin (Warinus) Count of Poitiers	$ Lambert I ?-650 $ Chrodobertus II	$ Dagobert III King of Neustria, Austrasia & Burgundy Merovingian King of the Franks	$ $ $ Aubri I de Blois		$ $ $ Albo Count in Neustria
?-719	?-? [M] ?-? [L] 635-714			?-? [M] 638-677		?-653	699-715	720-?		?-?

$ Thiadsvind	$ Grimoald "The Younger" Mayor of the Palace of Neustria (son of Plectrude)	$ Charles Martel (Carolus) "The Hammer" Mayor of the Palace Duke of the Franks (son of Alpaida)	$ St Leudwinus	$ a daughter of Chrodobertus II	$ $ $ $	$ $ $ Aubri II de Blois	*** A daughter of Duke Hadre	$ $ Mainer Count of Sens Duke of Austrasia
			660-722 [M] ?-?
			$ Rotrude of Treves
677-? [M] ?-714		688-741 [M] ?-?				747-?	770-? [M] 745-?

$ $ Theudoald (Theobald) Mayor of the Palace of Neustria		$ $ $ Carloman Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia	$ Pepin III "The Short" Mayor of the Palace of Neustria King of the Franks Founder of the Carolingian Empire	*** Bertrade of Leon	$ Auda Aldana		$ Thierry IV (Theuderic IV) Count of Autun and Toulouse Merovingian King of the Franks	$ $ $ Theidlindis de Blois		$ $ $ Gainfroi of Austrasia Count of Maasgau
?-?		706-754	714-768 [M] ?-?		?-? [M] ?-737			773-? [M] 770-?

$ $ $ $ $ an unnamed child	*** Gerard I Count of Paris	$ $ $ $ $ Rotrude	*** Hildegard	$ $ $ Charles I Charlemagne "Charles the Great" King of the Franks Holy Roman Emperor	$ $ $ $ $ Saint William of Gellone Count of Toulouse	$ Senegund married Fulcoald ?-? descent continued on English Nobility, page 4 *** Orable (Guibourc)	$ Waldrada of Worms married twice 801-? descent continued on West Francia, page 6 & East Francia, page 8 *** Robert I of Worms	*** Rheingau		$ $ $ $ $ $
?-?	?-768 [M] ?-?		757-783 [M] 742-814		775-812 [M] ?-?		?-? [M] ?-764

$ $ $	$ $ $		$ $ $	$ Pepin (nee Carloman) King of Italy King of the Lombards	$ Bertha	*** Williswinda	$ $ Thuringbert of Worms		*** Isanbart Count of Saxony	$ $ $
				773-810 [M] ?-?		?-? [M] ?-?			?-?

$ $ $	$ $ $		$ $ $	$ $ Bernard of Italy King of Italy	*** Cunigunda of Laon	$ Ingeram Count of Hesbaye	$ Robert II of Hesbaye Count of Worms and Rheingau Duke of Hesbaye	*** Welf I (Hwelf) 1rst Count of Altdorf	$ Hedwig Duchess of Bavaria Abbess of Chelles	$ $ Gilbert I von Toxandrien Count of Maasgau
				797-818 [M] ?-?		?-?	770-807	?-? [M] 775-833		795-842

$ Gerolf listed as a "grandson of Theudoald" Count of Frisia	$ $ $	*** Theodelinde of Sens	$ Louis the Pious "The Fair" "The Debonaire" King of the Franks Holy Roman Emperor	$ descent continued on West Francia, page 6		$ $ Emengarde of Hesbaye Belgium	$ descent continued on East Francia, page 8	$ $ Judith of Bavaria	$ Conrad I of Auxerre Count of Aargau, Auxerre and Paris Lay Abbot of Saint-Germaine	$ descent continued on Middle Francia, page 7
?-855	$	?-? [L] 778-840 [M1] 778-818 [M2] 805-843							?-?

$ $ Gerolf (Gerulf) Founder of the County of Holland	$ $ $ Beggo Count of Toulouse	$ $ $ Alpais (daughter of Theolinde)	$ Charles "The Bald" 1rst King of West Francia Holy Roman Emperor (son of Judith) married twice	$ $ Rotrude (daughter of Emengarde) married Gerard I		$ Lothar I Emperor of the Franks King of the Franks King of Italy 1rst King of Middle Francia (son of Emengarde) married Emengarde of Tours		$ descent continued on West Francia, page 6 Middle Francia, page 7 & East Francia, page 8	$ descent continued on East Francia, page 8
850-895	?-816 [M] ?-?		823-877	800-?		795-855

$
descent continued on
Middle Francia, page 7

$
descent continued on
West Francia, page 6

$
descent continued on
English Nobility, page 4

$
descent continued on
Middle Francia, page 7

In 751 the Merovingian Dynasty was deposed by the Carolingian Dynasty which reached its zenith at the time of Louis the Pious.
During the reign of Louis the Carolingian Empire controlled almost all of Europe with the exception of the Iberian Peninsula
and the lower half of the "boot" of Italy.
When Louis died in 840 his 3 surviving sons fought a civil war for control of the empire.
The dispute was finally settled by the Treaty of Verdun in 843 which divided the Empire into 3 Kingdoms.

* West Francia was given to Charles the Bald and, in time, became France.
* Middle Francia was given to Lothar I and, in time, became Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland (The Netherlands), Switzerland, and Italy.
* East Francia was given to Louis the German and, in time, became Germany and Austria.

Louis the German's bloodline ran out with the death of King Conrad I in 918. At that time the throne passed to Henry I "The Fowler"
who was a great grandson of Louis' sister Gisela and a blood descendent of Louis the Pious.
Charles, Lothar, Gisela and Henry are all in our bloodline. Their lines of descent are carried forward on pages 6, 7 and 8.

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