Drury ancestry traced back
to
852 AD
and
Knut the Dane,
Viking invader of Kent,
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First Name | Last Name |
Relation
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c.800s) |
himself |
Knut was
considered part of the Danish Vikings invasion and supposedly dropped out
and settled south of the river If
so then the dates of these early ancestors could be off a bit. However, the
Danish Vikings did invaded In
802 the Vikings raided The
Vikings did get around to In
836 the Vikings raided In
851 the Danes landed at Wembury
near The nest year, 852, (the best date perhaps for the
Viking Knut's settlement in kent
and the beginning of the Kilmer/Culmer family
line?) In 852
the Vikings spent the entire winter in HOW
IS THIS DATE MISTAKE POSSIBLE? the lineage was
probably kept orally at first. But it is possible the Culmer/Kulmer family history was first recorded in
writing by the series of scribes noted in the line a bit later... it is
possible they reconstructed the first years and missed these dates [or
entered several duplicate generations and inserted several "unknown Culmers" that do not belong in the line, thus
making the dates off by about one generation? In time more clarified
records will appear. the
Familysoource.org entry for Knut is here: |
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(c.815) |
Knut's son |
Son of the above entry |
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(840.) |
Knut's grandson |
Son of the above entry Baptized 862 AD By The
Prior At Saint Gutlac |
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Knut's great grandson |
Son of the above entry in 862 AD james was the Prior At Saint Gutlac |
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(c.900 ) |
Knut's second great grandson |
Son of the above entry Scribe Of The Monestary, Peterborough Cathedral, |
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(930 ) |
Knut's third great grandson |
Son
of the above entry "Scribe
And Scrivner" listed in familysearch.org site
should be spelled "scriveiner" today--a
professional copyist before the printing press took over the work of copy-making. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/PRF/individual_record.asp?reci |
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(c.960 ) |
Knut's fourth great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Knut's fifth great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(c.980 ) |
Knut's 6th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Rev Stephen Culmer (c.1000 ) |
Knut's 7th great grandson |
Son of the above entry Canon And Predentary , York, in 1030 A.D. |
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Unknown Culmer
(c.1025 ) |
Knut's 8th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Unknown Culmer
(c.1055 ) |
Knut's 9th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Unknown Culmer
(c.1085 ) |
Knut's 10th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Unknown Culmer
(c.1115 ) |
Knut's 11th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(c.1145 ) |
Knut's 12th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry Born
abt 1145 Served
as Factor Of The Diocese Of |
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Knut's 13th great grandson |
Son of the above entry Waldermer Estate was Granted to Him
By The Crown For Some Act Or Deed Of Valor. The estate was
Held For eight Generations--until about 1400. Through those eight generations the name Waldermer
would be either he first or second name of each son. |
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Knut's 14th great grandson |
Son of the above entry The first
"Waldermar Culmer." He would name his son "Waldermar
Culmer" as well and this would continue for
four generations before hisgreat-great grandson
would name his son Charles Waldermar Culmer. |
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Knut's 15th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry The second in a line of four "Waldermar, Son Of Waldermar"
Culmer.
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Knut's 16th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry The third in a line of four "Waldermar, Son Of Waldermar"
Culmer.
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Knut's 17th great grandson |
Son of the above entry The
fourth in a line of four "Waldermar, Son Of Waldermar" Culmer. he named his son Charles
providing relief from the same-name generations. |
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Knut's 18th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry Born
1300's, Builder Built
The Stairs For The Fishermen At |
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Knut's 19th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry |
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(1385 ) |
Knut's 20th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry Merchant
And Shipmaster |
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(1412 ) |
Knut's 21st great grandson |
Son
of the above entry |
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(1455 ) |
Knut's 22nd great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(1486 -
1547) |
Knut's 23rd great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(1514 ) |
Knut's 24th great grandson |
born
in Son of the above entry |
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(1544 -
1620) |
Knut's 25th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(1586 ) |
Knut's 26th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(1612 -
c.1650) |
Knut's 27th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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(1638 ) |
Knut's 28th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Knut's 29th great grandson |
Son
of the above entry |
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(1709 - 1763) |
Knut's 30th great grandson |
Son of the above entry |
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Stephen Culmer (c.1742 - 1796) |
Knut's 31st great grandson |
Son of the above entry Stephen Culmer
B: 8 Mar 1742/43 but the children don't
match up. Son
Geo Fred may be son of Mary Gamrel, Sons Stephen and John may
be sons of Sarah Wise. |
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(1785 - 1872) |
Knut's 32nd great grandson |
Son
of the above entry http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/PRF/individual_record.asp?recid Birth: 27 Mar 1785 SEE
THIS LINK FOR BURIAL RECORDS… http://www.ingenweb.org/inlawrence/westpagec.html
Immigration: Stephen
Sarah and most of surviving children Moved from PA to Deed: 1858 Where? Signed by
Stephen and wife Mary Culmer per Rosemary
Hoffman-Braun Census: 1860 living
with Mary age 53 b KY and her child Lucinda, age 11 b IN.
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(1816 - 1846) |
Knut's 33rd great grandson |
Son
of the above entry http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/PRF/individual_record.asp?recid John
Woodruff Culmer B: |
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(1840 - 1877) |
Knut's 34th great granddaughter |
DAUGHTER of the above entry
–John Culmer WIFE of next entry--Robert
Anderson http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/PRF/individual_record.asp?recid Birth: Death: Burial: Westminster Church Cemetery, Butler Co, •
Her father owned Culmer Spring Company of Robert was the father of
Andrew Anderson, Andrew was the father of
Beatrice Anderson Beatrice married Leonard
Drury and thay are the parents Keith Drury |
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(1830 - 1904) |
Knut's 34th great granddaughter's husband |
Pin
#969717 Robert from Civil War serviceHe joined the Penna. Volunteers which were mustered in
Butler PA-- Company H, 11th Penna Volunteers. Fifteen
of the outfit were taken prisoner and went to Andersonville Prison in Three
of the 15 came out alive including Obrien, Grubbs and Robert (Andrew's father). [Source
for above is "wire recording" of Andrew Anderson--son of Robert
telling the story on Birth: 11 May 1830 Butler
County, Jefferson Twp, Pennsylvania |
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(1871 - 1960) |
Knut's 35th great grandson |
Andrew
was "bound out" to farms beginning at age 5. He took up the
carpenter trade at age 9. He built many homes in "lovedale
Hallow" near Elizabeth PA and eventually (in 1925) built his own home
there. Had nine children with Kathrine.
He was a great story-teller (Grandson Keith Drury
has electronic copies of some of his stories). |
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(1872 - 1946) |
Knut's 35th great grandson's wife |
WIFE of Andrew Anderson and mother of Beatrice (Drury) |
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(1913 -2001) |
Knut's 36th great granddaughter |
DAUGHTER of Andrew Anderson
WIFE of Leonard Drury MOTHER of Keith Drury |
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(1910 - 1986) |
Knut's 36th great granddaughter's husband |
HUSBAND of Beatrice Drury FATHER of Keith Drury |
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(1945- ) |
Knut's 37th great grandson |
SON of Leonard Drury FATHER of David & John
Drury |
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(1947- ) |
Knut's 37th great grandson's wife |
WIFE of Keith Drury DAUGHTER of Ed and Wilma
Bailey MOTHER of David and John
Drury |
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Knut's 38th great grandson |
SON of Keith and Sharon
Drury |
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Knut's 38th great grandson's wife |
WIFE of David Drury |
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Knut's 39th great grandson |
SON of Kathy (Veldheer) and David Drury |
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Knut's 39th great granddaughter |
DAUGHTER of Kathy (Veldheer) and David Drury |
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Knut's 39th great granddaughter |
DAUGHTER of Kathy (Veldheer) and David Drury |
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Knut's 38th great grandson |
SON of Keith and Sharon
Drury |
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Knut's 38th great grandson's wife |
WIFE of John Drury |
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Knut's 39th great grandson |
SON of John and Amanda (Hontz) Drury |
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