My Family History
Tree: "The Family of Truth"
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| Description | https://www.houseofvere.com/ Antiquated House of Vere:http://houseofvere.com/images/LELAND_de_Vere.jpg So did the Vere family originate in Greece with Meleager, Diomedes, and Apollo (The God of Truth) Around the time of the Trojan war and the Calcedonian Boar Hunt (Blue Boar Symbol) which the Romans later adopted through Emperor Marcus Aurlius and went down through the Picts and later to the Earls of Oxford, England? To King Richard and the Druid Beli Mawr who all carried the boar symbol? Are the Vere's a branch of the R1 haplo? If So, R1a & R1b? Does the Truth family have origins dating as far back as the time of Kings Rehoboam and Jeroboam? Meleager was the son of King Oeneus of Calydon and Althaea. ... He naturally took a leading role in killing the boar during what became known as the Calydonian Boar Hunt which lead to his death. ... As a result, his mother cursed him and possibly burned the last stick the Fates had spoken ... Diomedes: Greek - King of Argos. Son of Tydeus by Deipyla. Husband of Aegialeia and Euippe. He was the leader of the Epigoni. He fought bravely and well at Troy, wounding Aeneas and even Ares and Aphrodite. He and Odysseus entered the city by night, killing Dolon and Rhesus, and captured the image of Athena, known as the Palladium. He was one of those concealed in the wooden horse. He also exchanged armour with Glaucus, receiving a set made of gold, and rescued Nestor, whose horse had been killed. In some accounts he was a lover of the Trojan girl, Chryseis (Cressida). On his return from Troy, he discovered that his wife Aegialeia had been unfaithful with Cometes, so he went to Italy and married Euippe. With him went Abas, Acmon, Idas, Lycus, Nycteus and Rhexenor, all of whom, after the hero's death, were turned by Aphrodite into swans, which sprinkled water on his grave every day. In some accounts he died naturally in old age while others say that he was murdered by Euippe's father, Darnas. In some lore, occasionally referred to as Diomedes, Diomed, Diomed, Diomede, Diomede, Jason, Jason, Diomedes, Iason, Ieson, 'healer' or Argonauts - Jason in the Argonauts story. Note on Aeneus: He was founder of Latvia and Ancestor to the Royal Romans: Romulus ... He is also possibly the ancestor to the Welsh... Brutus is also believed to be descended from him and he married a greek princess. Apollo: Apollo[a] is one of the Olympian deities in ancient Greek and Roman religion and Greek and Roman mythology. Apollo has been recognized as a god of archery, music and dance, truth and prophecy, healing and diseases, the Sun and light, poetry, and more. One of the most important and complex of the Greek gods, he is the son of Zeus and Leto, and the twin brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt. He is considered to be the most beautiful god and is represented as the ideal of the kouros (ephebe, or a beardless, athletic youth). Apollo is known in Greek-influenced Etruscan mythology as Apulu. In later writers, the word, "paion", usually spelled "Paean", becomes a mere epithet of Apollo in his capacity as a god of healing. Apollo in his aspect of "healer" has a connection to the primitive god Paean (Παιών-Παιήων), who did not have a cult of his own. Paean serves as the healer of the gods in the Iliad, and seems to have originated in a pre-Greek religion. It is suggested, though unconfirmed, that he is connected to the Mycenaean figure pa-ja-wo-ne. In the Iliad, Apollo is the healer under the gods, but he is also the bringer of disease and death with his arrows, similar to the function of the Vedic god of disease Rudra.[79] He sends a plague (λοιμός) to the Achaeans. Knowing that Apollo can prevent a recurrence of the plague he sent, they purify themselves in a ritual and offer him a large sacrifice of cows, called a hecatomb. Once Apollo and Poseidon served under the Trojan king Laomedon in accordance with Zeus's words. Apollodorus states that the gods willingly went to the king disguised as humans in order to check his hubris.[228] Apollo guarded the cattle of Laomedon in the valleys of Mount Ida, while Poseidon built the walls of Troy.[229] Other versions make both Apollo and Poseidon the builders of the wall. In Ovid's account, Apollo completes his task by playing his tunes on his lyre. Apollo immediately prophesied that Troy would fall at the hands of Aeacus's descendants, the Aeacidae (i.e. his son Telamon joined Heracles when he sieged the city during Laomedon's rule. Later, his great-grandson Neoptolemus was present in the wooden horse that leads to the downfall of Troy). However, the king not only refused to give the gods the wages he had promised, but also threatened to bind their feet and hands, and sell them as slaves. Angered by the unpaid labour and the insults, Apollo infected the city with a pestilence and Poseidon sent the sea monster Cetus. To deliver the city from it, Laomedon had to sacrifice his daughter Hesione (who would later be saved by Heracles). During his stay in Troy, Apollo had a lover named Ourea, who was a nymph and daughter of Poseidon. Together they had a son named Ileus, whom Apollo loved dearly.... this brings up an intereseting situation... Was Ileas the son of Apollo or Aeneus??? or did they both have a son with the same name? Apollo sided with the Trojans during the Trojan War waged by the Greeks against the Trojans. During the war, the Greek king Agamemnon captured Chryseis, the daughter of Apollo's priest Chryses, and refused to return her. Angered by this, Apollo shot arrows infected with the plague into the Greek encampment. He demanded that they return the girl, and the Achaeans (Greeks) complied, indirectly causing the anger of Achilles, which is the theme of the Iliad. When the Greek hero Diomedes injured the Trojan hero Aeneas, Aphrodite tried to rescue him, but Diomedes injured her as well. Apollo then enveloped Aeneas in a cloud to protect him. He repelled the attacks Diomedes made on him and gave the hero a stern warning to abstain from attacking a god. Aeneas was then taken to Pergamos, a sacred spot in Troy, where he was healed. The Ancient and Noble Race of the Vere's: Myths, secret, legends and facts. Grail Templar descendants Houses of Truth British, Danish, Germanic, French, Irish, Greek, Frankish Roman, Roman, Viking, Norman line, Descendants from Charlemagne lines and many Royal households Fathers of Europe Vere is derived from the Latin influence of Marcus Aurelius Antonius Verus (4/26/121-3/17/180) (Roman emperor from 161 to 180 and a Stoic philosopher. He was a member of the Nerva–Antonine dynasty, the last of the rulers later known as the Five Good Emperors of Rome), Lucius_Verus & Verus Gladiator names of the Roman Empire. The meaning of Vere or Verus is 'Truth or be True'. 'To be Vere' is 'to be Truly from the house of Truth'. In Old Norsk Vere becomes the same as it is in Roman Latin 'Verus is Vere' thus 'True is Truth'! In Danish Å Vere Norse - Danish is 'to be Norwegian or Danish'. Latin 'veere verus vere' is to 'Vere really true'. Vero means truth. 'Vere north'' means 'True North''. The Vere family motto is 'Vero nil Verius' which means Nothing Truer Than Truth. Odin's spear was named in Old Norse Geiravör 'Spear-Vör', God Spear or lightning bolt of Odin a 'Skaka Geiravör' a 'Spear of destiny'. By adopting a probable option, set aside some historical imaginations from spending far too much time staring at the truth, we should move on to these 'very real adventurous Viking noble savages who can bring such dreadful judgments upon the earth'. In the Viking timelines these The Magnificent Seven Fighting Veres were originally Viking Norsk Danes from both on 'the Vire on the Cotentin Peninsular of Normandy' [river] and from the 'Norse Royal Courts' also known as 'The place of proclamations of Kings' doing the 'Germanic Thing' at "Vear Vestfold in Norway". Noting that some publications from the 18-1900s vary and suggest that the Vere's came from Ver and/or Vier near Bayeux, which goes to support the Charlemagne lineage and then there are earlier publications clearly saying the Vere's came from Ver, Manche/ Cotentin, Vir, Vire [river] Valley (Vau de Vire) Ver -Vere -Vire. All in all, it is fairly likely that these places names acquired their variant names from the mobility and increasing number of the Vere's. Either way or all of the above the Vere's certainly imported Norman ways to England with William the Conqueror. Prior to the Viking age 'Veri' [Vere blood] history becomes interestingly seducing, excitingly romantic and full of monumental European, Roman & Herculean mythological stories, & tails which resonate with all free European peoples everywhere. Those Vere's with the Duke of Normandy in 936 A.D and when there was a considerable migration of the original Celtic inhabitants these northerners converted the whole coast line of northern Europe with various tenuous settlements. In Northern France these encampments ended up most thoroughly and totally settled with "Nortmanni, men of the North, Vikingrs" who arrived in two invasion waves between 790–935 and 980–1030, where upon they stayed, absorbed local customs and assimilated French ways thus becoming 'French speaking Vikings' known as The Normans. Vere is derived from the Latin influence of Marcus Aurelius Verus, Lucius_Verus & Verus Gladiator names of the Roman Empire. The meaning of Vere or Verus is 'Truth or be True'. 'To be Vere' is 'to be Truly from the house of Truth'. In Old Norsk Vere becomes the same as it is in Roman Latin 'Verus is Vere' thus 'True is Truth'! In Danish Å Vere Norse - Danish is 'to be Norwegian or Danish'. Latin 'veere verus vere' is to 'Vere really true'. Vero means truth. 'Vere north'' means 'True North''. The Vere family motto is 'Vero nil Verius' which means Nothing Truer Than Truth. And again in Old Norse Geiravör 'Spear-Vör', God Spear or lightning bolt of Odin a 'Skaka Geiravör' a 'Spear of destiny', a Shake-Spear god, the 'Crocea Mors'. Spear-shaker nick name of the 17th Earl of Oxford Edward de Vere. '. Abri Vere, Horace Vere and Edward Vere 17th Earl of Oxford all used the Truth effectively. By adopting a probable option, set aside some historical imaginations from spending far too much time staring at the truth, we should move on to these 'very real adventurous Viking noble savages who can bring such dreadful judgments upon the earth'. In the Viking timelines these The Magnificent Seven Fighting Veres were originally Viking Norsk Danes from both on 'the Vire on the Cotentin Peninsular of Normandy' [river] and from the 'Norse Royal Courts' also known as 'The place of proclamations of Kings' doing the 'Germanic Thing' at "Vear Vestfold in Norway". Noting that some publications from the 18-1900s vary and suggest that the Vere's came from Ver and/or Vier near Bayeux, which goes to support the Charlemagne lineage and then there are earlier publications clearly saying the Vere's came from Ver, Manche/ Cotentin, Vir, Vire [river] Valley (Vau de Vire) Ver -Vere -Vire. All in all, it is fairly likely that these places names acquired their variant names from the mobility and increasing number of the Vere's. Either way or all of the above the Vere's certainly imported Norman ways to England with William the Conqueror. Prior to the Viking age 'Veri' [Vere blood] history becomes interestingly seducing, excitingly romantic and full of monumental European, Roman & Herculean mythological stories, & tails which resonate with all free European peoples everywhere. Those Vere's with the Duke of Normandy in 936 A.D and when there was a considerable migration of the original Celtic inhabitants these northerners converted the whole coast line of northern Europe with various tenuous settlements. In Northern France these encampments ended up most thoroughly and totally settled with "Nortmanni, men of the North, Vikingrs" who arrived in two invasion waves between 790–935 and 980–1030, where upon they stayed, absorbed local customs and assimilated French ways thus becoming 'French speaking Vikings' known as The Normans. William Longsword is said to have admitted a fresh Danish colony into his newly acquired province of Coutances and when Harald Blaatand, the Danish king, settling the affairs of the Duchy and acting as a faithful friend to the young Duke, returned to his northern realm, many of his followers remained behind in the Cotentin and the Vears were amongst them. Amongst all these Nordic troubles and after the death of Cnut comes 'the lightning bolt' from the north Harald Hardrada King of Norway and then in the south 'William the Bastard' [William Rufus] who also was in a long struggle in securing and establishing power over Normandy, William arises and calls for an invasion force and starts the Norman conquest of England in 1066. Alberic de Ver [*] as 'Albri Comes' is with King William the conquer. [* [Alberic II or III of Normandy but Aubrey I in England] ]. Leland gives an account of the superior ascent of the Vere's from Milo, Duke of Manor of Gavray. They are Aungiers, brother-in-law of many deeds, noted in the Trans-Charlemagne. Collins repeats the actions of the Society of Leland. Percival Golding of Normandy, to which (Harl.MSS., 4189) supplies these lighting bolts and Horsemen of God the de Vere's are parties. There is a letter from William dated 1271 which shows the pedigree descent of the Vere's to be from Serug [the great-grandfather of Abraham], written to Odo Bishop of Bayeux, confirming a grant; also the sale. Some later genealogists have suggested of the manor of St. Sauveur in that the Vere's may have come from Veere [Vere (English)], Zeeland Walcheren island [also see Viking Zeeland] in 1301 however, most unlikely as the port was built in 1355 by Benoulf de Ver, then again there is the historical question over what exact area Verus of Germania came from. The family of Vere, Earls of Oxford, was one of the most distinctly ancient and noble lines of all in England. Dating from A.D. 1137 in England, the earldom continued in an un-broken succession of twenty earls until 1703, making for a period of nearly six hundred years and today the bloodline continues. This family is thought to be possibly the progenitors of one of the Ward families... though not proven. Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, became a ward of Queen Elizabeth I after his father's death in 1562. As was customary for underage noblemen whose fathers held land from the Crown, the Queen oversaw his upbringing, education, and marriage. House of Truth Norman and English Superfamilies. The de Vere's inter-married other families of the seven seals intertwining with Bigods, Canteloupes, St Clares, De Quinceys, Uffords, Mortimers, Scropes, Howards, Nevilles, Courtenays and all the most historical families of the country. They succeeded to five baronies of Bolebec, 2 Sanford, 3 Badlesmere, Scales and Plaiz and they were hereditary Grand Chamberlains of England. These formidable Danish & Bornholm Burgunderland settlers were ruled over by Neal de St. Sauveur, whose castle was a few miles south of Valognes, and who was Viscount of Coutances. His knights were the ancestors of many of our English nobles. The two rivers Soulles and Syenne flow through the most beautiful valleys of the Cotentin, and fall into the Havre de Regneville, opposite the Island of Jersey. Courcy and the old city of Coutances are on the Soulles. The Syenne rises near the village of Percy, and flows northward by the Abbey of Hamlye, through the forest of Gavray, and by the village and castle of Ver, to the Regneville estuary. All this is now a country of rich meads and hills and valleys, of orchards and small fields of pasture and buckwheat, with well timbered hedgerows and glorious views of distant wooded hills. At the ruined Abbey of Hamlye, a picturesque old stone bridge crosses the Syenne, with orchards on either bank, and cliffs rising abruptly from the valley, and crowned with oak woods. From this lovely district came the Percys and Paganells, the De Courcys and De Vere's. The castle of the Paganells was on the wooded crest over hanging the rich vale of the Syenne, and the stately Abbey of Hamlye was built by them near the river bank. Lower down the valley was the castle and manor of Vire, Château de Vire held of the superior manor of Gavray, the early Norman [now French Vikings] home of the Vere's. The de Vere's are Magna Carta barons, also co-authors of Petition of Rights in 1628 and bills of rights 1688/89. It is unknown if Baldric himself was Danish or not. It is a possibility that the Bruce's may have also came from the Continen Peninsula area as well. The English Vere's: "The noblest subject in England, and indeed, as Englishmen loved to say, the noblest subject in Europe, was Aubrey de Vere, twentieth and last of the old Earls of Oxford. He derived his title through an uninterrupted male descent, from a time when the families of Howard and Seymour were still obscure, when the Nevills and Percies enjoyed only a provincial celebrity, and when even the great name of Plantagenet had not yet been heard in England. One chief of the house of De Vere had held high command at Hastings; another had marched, with Godfrey and Tancred, over heaps of slaughtered Moslem, to the sepulchre of Christ. The first Earl of Oxford had been minister of Henry Beauclerc. The third Earl had been conspicuous among the Lords who extorted the Great Charter from John. The seventh Earl had fought bravely at Cressy and Poictiers. The thirteenth Earl had, through many vicissitudes of fortune, been the chief of the party of the Red Rose, and had led the van on the decisive day of Bosworth. The seventeenth Earl had shone at the court of Elizabeth, and had won for himself an honourable place among the early masters of English poetry. The nineteenth Earl had fallen in arms for the Protestant religion, and for the liberties of Europe, under the walls of Maestricht. His son, Aubrey, in whom closed the longest and most illustrious line of nobles that England has seen, a man of loose morals, but of inoffensive temper, and of courtly manners, was Lord Lieutenant of Essex and Colonel of the Blues." Robin Hood: Was he a member of the Vere family? "Robin Hoods mother was Roisia de Vere." Raymond de Vere: Married Melusine of Lusigna (700's)... Milo de Ver: Duke of Aungiers and Duke Leader of Great King Charles house. Repetit genus á Noe. Deinde á Tideo Greaco. Insuper á Vero nobilis Romano Postremo á Milone cmite de Genny, alias Gisney. Translation Claim descent from Noah. Next, from the Greeks Then, the true nobility of the Romans. And subsequently, to Milo, Count Ghisnes. Marcus Annius Verus Deus, Thur, Donar is the Teutonic equivalent, while the Romans see in him as god Jupiter (Jove Jupiter Optimus Maximus (Jupiter Best and Greatest) ) and Ancient Greek lines as Zeus. Thursday is named after him : THORS-Deus (day) [Deus God Day]... Just put this in here for food for thought... did they deitize Marcus into a God... One from the first century? Milo de Ver: Duke of Aungiers , Duke Leader of Great King Charles house, 735 -795AD Duke of Angiers, Count of Anjou, Commander of Charlemagne's army Milo de Ver married Bertbelle, sister of Great King Charles Charlemagne Said birthplace: Angers, Maine-Et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, France in the distinct where the castle seat of the Plantagenêt dynasty arose. Charlemagne is the ancestor of every existing European ruling or former ruling house or dynasty. 1. Milo, Duke of Angiers & Bertbelle, sister of Great Charles 2. Rouland [Rolo] de Ver "Earl of Maunce and Bleuys" Baldwine de Ver: became "Duke of Maunce" Milo de Ver, Erle of Genney & Avelina of Nauntes 3. Nicasius de Ver, Erle of Genney & Agathe of Champain 4. Otho de Ver, Erle of Genney & Constance of Charters 5. Amelius de Ver, Erle of Genney & Helena of Bloys 6. Gallus de Ver, Erle of Genney & Gertbrudis of Claremont 7. Manasses de Ver, Erle of Genney & Petronilla of Boleine 8. Alphonsus [Albery 1 ]de Ver, Erle of Genney & Katarina of Flaunders 9. Albery 2 de Ver, Erle of Genney & Beatrice, sister to King William Conquerer Rouland de Ver (son of Milo and Bertbelle): Held the titles of the "Earl of Palatine", "Earl of Maunce and Bleuys" however, he was killed by warring Pagans at Rumcidevale . Baldwine de Ver: became "Duke of Maunce" after his brother Rouland's death. Milo deVer (ii) (son of Milo [i]) Held title of the "Earl of Genney or Gisney or Ghisnes", he married Avelina the daughter to the "Earl of Nauntes" and they had two sons, Nicasius and Milo(iii). Nicasius de Ver : married Agatbe daughter to the "Earl of Champaign" and gave issue to Otbo "de Vere" who later became the "Earl of Genney". Otbo de Vere: married Constance daughter to the "Lord of the Charters" and gave issue to Amelius de Ver Amelius de Ver: Earl of Genny married Helena daughter of Earl Bloys Gallus de Ver: Earl of Genny married Gerbrudis daughter to the Lord Cleremont. (Gallus - Guillaume went with Aubri and the King to England). Mansses de Ver: Earl of Genny married Petronilla daughter of the Earl of Boleine. Alphonsus 1 de Vere: Earl of Genney, Count of Ghesnes (Genny, alias Gisney) married Katarine daughter to Arnalde Earl of Flaunders. And was a "Councilor to Edward the Confessor". 1000+ Albury 2 de Ver: Earl of Genney wed - Beatrice Sister to King William the Conqueror. Alberic went with the King to England. He used the motto,"Albri Comes" which meanings "Albery of truth cometh", de -of ; Ver- true. Albery is also Aubri, Albury, Alberic (in Latin); Alphonsus (in Greek). He built "Hedingham Castle". In England he is Aubrey (Albericus) de Vere (died circa 1112) was a tenant-in-chief in England of William the Conqueror in 1086, as well as a vassal of Geoffrey de Montbray, bishop of Coutances and of Count Alan, lord of Richmond. His father as Alphonsus in Greek .[1] Alberic II de Vere Lord Great Chamberlain of England Side note on Charlemagne and Rowland... Rowland was prefect to the March in Brittany who was not only his son, but also his nephew through one of his blood sisters... | |
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