Chapter XI: Appendix: I
THE NAMES OF THE CHIEFS OF THE NAME OF URQUHART, AND OF THEIR PRIMITIVE
FATHERS; as by Authentick Records and Tradition they were from time
to time through the various Generations of that Family successively
conveyed, till the present yeer 1652 (p. 143).
The ancestors of Sir Thomas, for whose existence there is evidence
apart from his assertions, are indicated by their names being
printed in italics. If the editor of the _Tracts_ (1774) were to
believed, the italics would have to begin with George, No. 138 in
the list. The fact that the names in this list are more numerous
than those in the list which follows, is to be explained by
brothers succeeding each other occasionally, when there was no son
to inherit the dignity of chieftainship.
1. _Adam._ 2. _Seth._ 3. _Enos._ 4. _Cainan._ 5. _Mahalaleel._ 6. _Jared._ 7. _Enoch._ 8. _Methusalah._ 9. _Lamech._ 10. _Noah._ 11. _Japhet._ 12. _Javan._ 13. Penuel. 14. Tycheros. 15. Pasiteles. 16. Esormon. 17. Cratynter. 18. Thrasymedes. 19. Evippos. 20. Cleotinus. 21. Litoboros. 22. Apodemos. 23. Bathybulos. 24. Phrenedon. 25. Zameles. 26. Choronomos. 27. Leptologon. 28. Aglætos. 29. Megalonus. 30. Evemeros. 31. Callophron. 32. Arthmios. 33. Hypsegoras. 34. Autarces. 35. Evages. 36. Atarbes. 37. Pamprosodos. 38. Gethon. 39. Holocleros. 40. Molin. 41. Epitomon. 42. Hypotyphos. 43. Melobolon. 44. Propetes. 45. Euplocamos. 46. Philophon. 47. Syngenes. 48. Polyphrades. 49. Cainotomos. 50. Rodrigo. 51. Dicarches. 52. Exagastos. 53. Denapon. 54. Artistes. 55. Thymoleon. 56. Eustochos. 57. Bianor. 58. Thryllumenos. 59. Mellessen. 60. Alypos. 61. Anochlos. 62. Homognios. 63. Epsephicos. 64. Eutropos. 65. Coryphæus. 66. Etoimos. 67. Spudæos. 68. Eumestor. 69. Griphon. 70. Emmenes. 71. Pathomachon. 72. Anepsios. 73. Auloprepes. 74. Corosylos. 75. Detalon. 76. Beltistos. 77. Horicos. 78. Orthophron. 79. Apsicoros. 80. Philaplus. 81. Megaletor. 82. Nomostor. 83. Astioremon. 84. Phronematias. 85. Lutork. 86. Machemos. 87. Stichopæo. 88. Epelomenos. 89. Tycheros (2). 90. Apechon. 91. Enacmes. 92. Javan (2). 93. Lematias. 94. Prosenes. 95. Sosomenos. 96. Philalethes. 97. Thaleros. 98. Polyænos. 99. Cratesimachos. 100. Eunæmon. 101. Diasemos. 102. Saphenus. 103. Bramoso. 104. Celanas. 105. Vistoso. 106. Polido. 107. Lustroso. 108. Chrestander. 109. Spectabundo. 110. Philodulos. 111. Pallidino. 112. Comicello. 113. Regisato. 114. Arguto. 115. Nicarchos. 116. Marsidalio. 117. Hedumenos. 118. Agenor. 119. Diaprepon. 120. Stragayo. 121. Zeron. 122. Polyteles. 123. Vocompos. 124. Carolo. 125. Endymion. 126. Sebastian. 127. Lawrence. 128. Olipher. 129. Quintin. 130. Goodwin. 131. Frederick. 132. Sir Jasper. 133. Sir Adam. 134. Edward. 135. Richard. 136. Sir Philip. 137. Robert. 138. George. 139. James. 140. David. 141. Francis. 142. William. 143. _Adam._ 144. _John._ 145. _Sir William._ 146. _William._ 147. _Alexander._ 148. _Thomas._ 149. _Alexander._ 150. _Walter._ 151. _Henry._ 152. _Sir Thomas._ 153. Sir Thomas.
THE NAMES OF THE MOTHERS OF THE CHIEFS OF THE NAME OF URQUHART, AS ALSO
OF THE MOTHERS OF THEIR PRIMITIVE FATHERS. The authority for the
truth thereof being derived from the same Authentick Records and
Tradition on which is grounded the above-written Genealogie of
their male collaterals.
1. _Eva._ 2. Shifka. 3. Mahla. 4. Bilha. 5. Timnah. 6. Aholima. 7. Zilpa. 8. Noema. 9. Ada. 10. Titea. 11. Debora. 12. Neginothi. 13. Hottir. 14. Orpah. 15. Axa. 16. Narfesia. 17. Goshenni. 18. Briageta. 19. Andronia. 20. Pusena. 21. Emphaneola. 22. Bonaria. 23. Peninah. 24. Asymbleta. 25. Carissa. 26. Calaglais. 27. Theoglena. 28. Pammerisla. 29. Floridula. 30. Chrysocomis. 31. Arrenopas. 32. Tharsalia. 33. Maia. 34. Roma. 35. Termuth. 36. Vegeta. 37. Callimeris. 38. Panthea. 39. Gonima. 40. Ganymena. 41. Thespesia. 42. Hypermnestra. 43. Horatia. 44. Philumena. 45. Neopis. 46. Thymelica. 47. Ephamilla. 48. Porrima. 49. Lampedo. 50. Teleclyta. 51. Clarabella. 52. Eromena. 53. Zocallis. 54. Lepida. 55. Nicolia. 56. Proteusa. 57. Gozosa. 58. Venusta. 59. Prosectica. 60. Delotera. 61. Tracara. 62. Pothina. 63. Cordata. 64. Aretias. 65. Musurga. 66. Romalia. 67. Orthoiusa. 68. Recatada. 69. Chariestera. 70. Rexenora. 71. Philerga. 72. Thomyris. 73. Varonilla. 74. Stranella. 75. Æquanima. 76. Barosa. 77. Epimona. 78. Diosa. 79. Bonita. 80. Aretusa. 81. Bendita. 82. Regalletta. 83. Isumena. 84. Antaxia. 85. Bergola. 86. Viracia. 87. Dynastis. 88. Dalga. 89. Eutocusa. 90. Corriba. 91. Præcelsa. 92. Plausidica. 93. Donosa. 94. Solicælia. 95. Bontadosa. 96. Calliparia. 97. Crelenca. 98. Pancala. 99. Dominella. 100. Mundala. 101. Pamphais. 102. Philtrusa. 103. Meliglena. 104. Philetium. 105. Tersa. 106. Dulcicora. 107. Gethosyna. 108. Collabella. 109. Eucnema. 110. Tortolina. 111. Ripulita. 112. Urbana. 113. Lampusa. 114. Vistosa. 115. Hermosina. 116. Bramata. 117. Zaglopis. 118. Androlema. 119. Trastevole. 120. Suaviloqua. 121. Francoline. 122. Matilda. 123. Allegra. 124. Winnifred. 125. Dorothy. 126. Lawretta. 127. Genivieve. 128. Marjory. 129. Jane. 130. Anne. 131. Magdalen. 132. Girsel. 133. Mary. 134. Sophia. 135. Elconore. 136. Rosalind. 137. Lillias. 138. _Brigid._ 139. _Agnes._ 140. _Susanna._ 141. _Catherine._ 142. _Helen._ 143. _Beatrice._ 144. _Elizabeth._ 145. _Elizabeth._ 146. _Christian._
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