Descendant lines of Adam and Eve

Descendant lines of Adam and Eve

by Lester Clayton Johnson

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Introduction This writing is intended to be a companion to the compiler's writing entitled Descendant Line of Sir Thomas De Moulton Leading to Abigail Webster and Her Son William Moulton and William Moulton of French Corral, California. The main body of this writing consists of a series of charts. Chart 1 traces the direct descendant line of Adam and Eve leading to Duke of Normandy Richard I (1st Duke of Normandy Rollo's grandson). Citations to "Genesis" (abbreviated Gen.) of the Old Testament have been included when deemed appropriate. Chart 2 traces the continuing descendant line from Duke of Normandy Richard I and his 1st concubine through the family De Clare to Helen Savage (who probably was the daughter of John Savage and Catherine Stanley). Chart 3 traces the continuing descendant line from the same Duke of Normandy Richard I and his wife Gunnor of Crepon through William I The Conqueror to the same Helen Savage. Chart 4 includes the descending line from Helen Savage and her husband Piers Warburton to William Moulton of French Corral, Nevada County, California. Chart 5 traces the Moulton ancestral line from William Moulton of French Corral to Robert Multon (born about 1495; died June or July, 1535, Ormesby, Norfolk County, England) and includes three further generations of possible Multon/Molton ancestors. February 15, 2002 Lester Clayton Johnson

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