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     Maud de Beauchamp was born circa 1337.¹
     Maud de Beauchamp died between 1402 and 1403.¹

           Thomas, Earl of Warwick, K.G. de Beauchamp was Knighted April 23, 1349.¹
     Thomas, Earl of Warwick, K.G. de Beauchamp was born in 1313 at Warwick Castle.¹
     Thomas, Earl of Warwick, K.G. de Beauchamp died on Nov 16, 1369 at Calais.¹

           Katherine de Clifford (Gifford) was descended from 5 of Henry I's illegitimate children.¹ Her married name was de Greystoke.¹
     Katherine de Clifford (Gifford) was born circa 1357.¹
     Katherine de Clifford (Gifford) married Ralph, Baron de Greystoke circa 1373.¹

     Robert, 3rd Lord de Clifford was born circa 1305.¹
     Robert, 3rd Lord de Clifford married Isabel Berkeley circa 1333.¹
     Robert, 3rd Lord de Clifford died on May 20, 1344.¹

           Roger, 5th Lord de Clifford was sheriff of Cumberland, Governor of Carlisle Castle, 1377.¹
     Roger, 5th Lord de Clifford was born on Jul 10, 1333.¹
     Roger, 5th Lord de Clifford died on Jul 13, 1389 at age 56.¹

     Lady Maud de Greystoke was born circa 1377.¹

     Ralph, Baron de Greystoke was born on Oct 18, 1353.¹
     Ralph, Baron de Greystoke married Katherine de Clifford (Gifford), daughter of Roger, 5th Lord de Clifford and Maud de Beauchamp, circa 1373.¹
     Ralph, Baron de Greystoke died in Apr, 1418 at age 64.¹

     Margaret de Klinton was born before 1280 at Yorkshe.¹

           Margaret, 11th of Scrivelsby de Ludlow died in 1415.¹

           John, 3rd Baron de Mowbray was Gx2 grandson William de Mowbray d. 1222, Magna Charta Surety.¹
     John, 3rd Baron de Mowbray was born on Nov 29, 1310 at Hovingham, York.¹
     John, 3rd Baron de Mowbray died on Oct 4, 1361 at of plague at Hovingham, York, at age 50.¹

     John, 4th Baron de Mowbray was born on Jun 25, 1340 at Epworth.¹
     John, 4th Baron de Mowbray married Elizabeth de Segrave, daughter of John, 4th Lord de Segrave and Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk, in 1353.¹
     John, 4th Baron de Mowbray died on Oct 19, 1368 slain by Saracens at near Constantinople (Thrace) at age 28.¹

     Her married name was de Welles.¹
     Margaret (Eleanor) de Mowbray was born before Mar 25, 1364.¹
     Margaret (Eleanor) de Mowbray married Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles, son of John de Welles, circa May, 1384.¹

     Her married name was de Mowbray.¹
     Elizabeth de Segrave was born on Sep 25, 1338.¹
     Elizabeth de Segrave married John, 4th Baron de Mowbray, son of John, 3rd Baron de Mowbray and Joan Plantagenet, in 1353.¹
     Elizabeth de Segrave died between Mar 24, 1398 and 1399.¹

           John, 4th Lord de Segrave died in 1353.¹

     John de Skipwith was; resided at Beakley.¹
     John de Skipwith was born before 1280.¹

           William de Skipwith died in 1337.¹

           Joan de Waterton married Sir Lionel, 6th Baron de Welles, K.G., son of Eudo de Welles and Lady Maud de Greystoke, circa Aug 15, 1417.¹

           Adam de Welles died in 1326.¹

           Eudo de Welles died before 1421.¹

           John de Welles was widow of Wm. Lord Ros.¹
     John de Welles was educated; as child, ward of Margaret.¹
     John de Welles died in 1362.¹

           Sir Lionel, 6th Baron de Welles, K.G. held the office of Lieut. of Ireland; Chief Governor of Ireland 1438-42.¹
     Sir Lionel, 6th Baron de Welles, K.G. was born circa 1397.¹
     Sir Lionel, 6th Baron de Welles, K.G. married Joan de Waterton, daughter of Sir Robert Waterton, circa Aug 15, 1417.¹
     Sir Lionel, 6th Baron de Welles, K.G. died on Mar 29, 1461 slain at Towton Field on Palm Sunday.¹

     Margaret de Welles and Sir Thomas Dymoke 14th Lord of Scribelsby, KNT are ancestors of George Washington.¹
     Margaret de Welles was born in 1434 at Well, Lincolnshire, England.² Her married name was Dymoke.³
     Margaret de Welles married Sir Thomas Dymoke 14th Lord of Scribelsby, KNT, son of Sir Philip Dymoke 13th Lord Of Scrivelsby, KNT and Joan Conyers, on Jun 13, 1457 at Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England.^3,2
     Margaret de Welles died on Jul 13, 1480 at Stamford, Lincolnshire, England.^1,2
     Margaret de Welles was buried at Horncastle, East Lindsey District, Lincolnshire, England.²

     Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles was born on Apr 20, 1352 at of Gainsby.¹
     Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles held the office of Knighted in 1374.¹
     Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles held the office of called to Parliment 1376-1421 in 1376.¹
     Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles married Margaret (Eleanor) de Mowbray, daughter of John, 4th Baron de Mowbray and Elizabeth de Segrave, circa May, 1384.¹
     Sir John, 2nd Baron de Welles died in 1422.¹

     Rosemary DeBord was born on Sep 3, 1942 at Chillicothe, Ohio, US.^2,1,3
     Rosemary DeBord married Charles David Carter, son of Truly Marion Carter and Margaret Ruth Culbertson, on Mar 25, 1961 at Chillicothe, Ohio, US.^4,1 Her married name was Rosemary Carter.⁴
     Rosemary died on Mar 12, 2019 at Sandersville, Georgia, US, at age 76.
     
Rosemary DeBord Carter, age 76, of Sandersville, Georgia passed away Tuesday, March 12, 2019 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born in Chillicothe, Ohio on September 3, 1942 to the late Melvin DeBord and the late Olive George DeBord.

After graduating from Chillicothe High School, she went to work in the research department at Mead Paper. There she met the man who was to become her life partner, Charles Carter. They were married in 1961 and began their adventurous life together. They lived in many parts of the country and travelled the world making many dear friends along the way. Rosemary and Charlie lived in Georgia while serving in the US Army where their first daughter, Laura, was born. Following Army service, they returned to Ohio, then on to Wisconsin where their second daughter, Susan was born. Their journey through life also led them to have homes in St. Louis, Maine, New Jersey, and South Carolina, before settling in Sandersville in 1993.

Rosemary was well known for her creativity, quick wit and laughter, natural beauty, compassion, and impishness (she loved a good prank). Rosemary became an integral part of her community wherever she lived through her participation and leadership in social groups and clubs. This included activities such as: exercise, theater, garden, card, dinner groups, and a variety of civic and church organizations.

Rosemary’s priority in life was caring for her family. She was also passionate about merchandising, design, and production of women’s fashions. She was a very accomplished seamstress. Visitors to her home quickly recognized that she was a master interior decorator. She was also an excellent chef and entertainment hostess.

She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles Jerry DeBord. Rosemary is survived by her husband, Charles Carter of Sandersville; daughters, Laura Carter of Ellsworth, Maine and Susan Davis of South Carolina; Two grandsons, John and Mark Davis; her sister, Jeannette Purdum of Lakeland, Florida; her brother, Michael DeBord and wife Sharon of Groveport, Ohio; many nieces and nephews; and one very dear cat, Max.

Plans for a Celebration of Life for Rosemary are under way and will be announced at a later date.

The family asks that donations be made to the American Cancer Society or the Multiple Myeloma Foundation.⁵
     She was buried at Carter Cemetery, Fort Blackmore, Scott County, Virginia, USA.⁶

           Eura DeBusk married Emmet M Carter, son of Presley Carter and Polly Horton, in 1902.^1,2

           Laura Defreece married E L Shankle.¹