Reverse pedigree · maternal trunk · every branch

From Rebecca Allen

Daughter of Bettie Diane Hasty and Charles Allen. Sister of Elizabeth Nicole Jackson. Granddaughter of Jackie Watkins Hasty — youngest of seven sisters — and William Hasty. Then the Watkins trunk, Keziah Snead, Alice Boyd, Sneyd of Keele, the 1192 split, and Gamel in Domesday. DNA-authenticated on Ancestry, MyHeritage, 23andMe, and WikiTree.

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  • Gen 1–2

    Hasty household

    Rebecca Jean Allen and her sister Elizabeth Nicole Jackson. Their mother Bettie Diane Hasty, RM3 USN, and Diane's brothers and sister — Bill, David, and Brenda. Charles Allen is named as father and left aside.

  • Gen 3–8

    Watkins of the American trunk

    Jackie Watkins Hasty and her seven sisters ← Henry Porter Watkins × Audrey Mathes ← Benjamin Abner × Mary E. ← Greenberry / Granberry × Nancy Cole ← Benjamin Watkins × Sarah Lamb ← the children of Keziah Snead and William Watkins. DNA-authenticated.

  • 1635 – 1802

    Snead of Virginia

    Samuel Snead crosses in 1635. Alice Boyd, mother of Israel. Israel Snead × Johanna Hendley. Keziah Snead marries William Watkins in Louisa County. The spelling-bridge of Staffordshire Sneyd.

  • 13th c. – 1540 – 1949

    Sneyd of Keele

    Audley cadet. Scythe and Poitiers lily. Keele Hall. Childless end in 1949. The English house the American Snead name points at.

  • 1192 – 1690

    Stanley / Griffith / Owen

    The other American door: Hooton, Penrhyn, Merion Township. Sister of the Watkins trunk. Same 1192 split.

  • 1807 – 1873

    Custis–Lee

    Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee of Arlington. Martha Washington's great-granddaughter. A sister literature of the Stanley–Griffith house, including the Virginia seat named Audley.

  • 1313 – abeyance 1997

    The 1313 writ

    Nicholas, 1st Baron. Joan to Tuchet. Mary suo jure. Richard, 25th, dies 27 June 1997. Three living daughters. The connecting path is cadet blood of this house. It does not wear the coronet.

Named in the family
Public record (WikiTree / FindAGrave / FamilySearch)
DNA-authenticated (Ancestry / MyHeritage / 23andMe / WikiTree)
Lineage dossier
Cadet house — same blood, not the 1313 writ
  1. Step 1 · Missouri · the work

    Dr. Rebecca Jean Allen

    Female

    Generation 1

    Anchor of this chronicle. Daughter of Bettie Diane Hasty and Charles Allen.

    The petitioner board is a visualization of the work — as if the Crown called the 1313 writ. It is not present legal fact. It does not unseat the three daughters of the 25th Baron.

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    • sibling · Hasty / Allen

      Elizabeth Nicole Jackson

      Female

      Living

      Sister. Maiden name Allen.

      Carries. Same parents. Living — no invented portrait.

    • parent · Hasty → Watkins

      Bettie Diane Hasty Allen

      10 Oct 1958 – 3 Dec 2002

      Female

      Mother. RM3, United States Navy. The maternal trunk starts here.

      Carries. The Watkins / Snead path.

    • parent · Allen (paternal)

      Charles Allen

      Male

      Living

      Father. Named, then left aside. This chronicle walks the maternal house.

      Breaks. Paternal house. Recorded as Rebecca's father and then left aside. Not walked to Aldithley.

  2. Step 2 · Missouri · US Navy

    Bettie Diane Hasty Allen

    Female

    10 October 1958 – 3 December 2002

    RM3 USN. Daughter of Bettie Jacqueline Watkins and William E. Hasty. Mother of Rebecca and Elizabeth Nicole.

    VA BIRLS and FindAGrave memorial 73482058. Married Charles G. Allen, 25 August 1979, San Diego. Her brothers and sister are Bill, David, and Brenda.

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    • sibling · Hasty

      Bill Hasty

      Male

      Living

      Brother. Married Mary Carol.

      Breaks. Hasty sibling house.

    • sibling · Hasty

      David Hasty

      Male

      Living

      Brother.

      Breaks. Hasty sibling house.

    • sibling · Hasty

      Brenda Kramer

      Female

      Living

      Sister. Married Steven Kramer.

      Breaks. Hasty sibling house.

    • parent · Hasty

      William E. Hasty

      1932 – 1965

      Male

      Father. Died at 33.

      Breaks. Hasty is a spouse-house of the Watkins trunk.

    • parent · Watkins

      Bettie Jacqueline “Jackie” Watkins Hasty

      1932 – 2019

      Female

      Mother. The Watkins blood.

      Carries. The Watkins trunk.

  3. Step 3 · American Watkins

    Bettie Jacqueline “Jackie” Watkins Hasty

    Female

    1932 – 2019

    Youngest of her sisters. Daughter of Henry Porter Watkins and Audrey Olive Mathes. Wife of William E. Hasty. Mother of Bill, David, Diane, and Brenda.

    FindAGrave 205569925. She had seven sisters. The Watkins sisters are the grandmother's full sibling house.

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    • sibling · Watkins

      Elsie Bonnie (Watkins) Damermon Fischer

      1919 – 1976

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Jessie J. (Watkins) Ambro

      17 Nov 1921 – 5 Feb 1999

      Female

      Sister. Buried Mount Lebanon, St. Ann.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Aileen D. (Watkins) Blackard

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Billie A. (Watkins) Hard

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Vera (Watkins) White

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Berda Watkins

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Cassie Rae Watkins

      Female

      Sister. Died in childhood after a bicycle accident with Jackie.

  4. Step 4 · American Watkins

    Henry Porter Watkins

    Male

    20 January 1900 – 14 December 1971

    Son of Benjamin Abner Watkins and Mary E. Watkins. Husband of Audrey Olive Mathes. Father of Jackie and her sisters.

    WikiTree Watkins-13751. Born Elsey, Stone County, Missouri. Buried Mount Lebanon, St. Ann.

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    • spouse · Mathes

      Audrey Olive Mathes Watkins

      1896 – 1980

      Female

      Wife. The Mathes branch.

      Breaks. Mathes is a spouse-house of the Watkins trunk.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Lucy Elzada Butler (Watkins) Davis

      Female

      Sister.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Benjamin Harrison Watkins

      29 Aug 1888 – 20 Jan 1981

      Male

      Brother.

    • sibling · Watkins

      Greenberry Watkins (brother of Henry)

      17 Nov 1890 – 5 Apr 1967

      Male

      Brother — a later Greenberry, not the 1827 connecting link.

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      Peter Thomas Watkins

      1911 – 2001

      Male

      Brother.

  5. Step 5 · American Watkins

    Benjamin Abner Watkins

    Male

    24 April 1857 – 6 February 1920

    Son of Greenberry Watkins and Nancy Caroline Cole. Husband of Mary E. Father of Henry Porter Watkins.

    WikiTree Watkins-13704. Born Polk County, Arkansas. Census names his wife Mary E., born Wisconsin about 1868.

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    • spouse · Watkins

      Mary E. Watkins

      c. 1868 – after 1920

      Female

      Wife. Mother of Henry Porter.

      Carries. The household that raises Henry Porter.

  6. Step 6 · American Watkins

    Greenberry / Granberry Watkins

    Male

    22 March 1827 – 21 August 1884

    Son of Benjamin Watkins and Sarah Lamb. Husband of Nancy Caroline Cole. Father of Benjamin Abner.

    Named in the family as Granberry; public trees write Greenberry (WikiTree Watkins-9670). Southern given-name variant of one man. Born Warren County, Tennessee. Buried Buck Prairie, Marionville, Missouri.

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    • spouse · Cole

      Nancy Caroline Cole

      1830 – 1907

      Female

      Wife. Mother of Benjamin Abner, Sarah, Elizabeth Jane Laney, Mary Caroline.

      Breaks. Cole is a spouse-house.

  7. Step 7 · American Watkins

    Benjamin Watkins × Sarah Lamb

    Sarah Lamb 6 Feb 1807 – 22 Jun 1887

    Parents of Greenberry. The Watkins household of Tennessee and Missouri.

    WikiTree names them as parents of Greenberry Watkins-9670. Sarah Lamb, daughter of Archibald Lamb and Elizabeth Austin, is buried at Buck Prairie beside the later Watkins graves. The next named woman on this trunk is Keziah (Snead) Watkins.

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    • spouse · Lamb

      Sarah E. Lamb Watkins

      1807 – 1887

      Female

      Mother of Greenberry.

  8. Step 8 · Virginia · North Carolina · the Watkins name

    Children of Keziah Snead and William Watkins

    From 1748

    The generation that carries the Watkins surname out of Louisa County. DNA-authenticated descent into Benjamin Watkins and Sarah Lamb.

    Keziah and William's children are named in public trees and in the family files: Thomas, Sarah Jane, John Israel, William, Samuel, David, Israel, Elizabeth, Alexander, Agatha, Frances, and others. This is the documented Watkins descent — not a blank. Ancestry, MyHeritage, 23andMe, and WikiTree corroborate the trunk that follows.

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    • child · Watkins

      Thomas Watkins

      c. 1748 – c. 1815

      Male

      Son.

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      Sarah Jane Watkins

      c. 1749 – 1814

      Female

      Daughter.

    • child · Watkins

      John Israel Watkins

      c. 1751 – 1831

      Male

      Son.

    • child · Watkins

      Samuel W. Watkins

      c. 1755 – 1826

      Male

      Son.

    • child · Watkins

      David Watkins

      c. 1758 –

      Male

      Son.

    • child · Watkins

      Elizabeth (Watkins) Cole

      c. 1762 –

      Female

      Daughter.

  9. Step 9 · Colonial Virginia

    Keziah (Snead) Watkins

    Female

    abt. 1732 – abt. 1802 · Louisa, Virginia

    Daughter of Israel Snead and Johanna Hendley. Wife of William (Willis) Watkins. The Snead spelling into the Watkins marriage.

    WikiTree Snead-333. FamilySearch G4JG-CLP. Married about 1747/48 in Louisa County. First daughter named in Israel Snead’s will. Signed her dower on the 1757 Louisa deed. Later of Richmond County, North Carolina. Reconstruction in oil — not a photograph.

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    • spouse · Watkins (colonial VA)

      William (Willis) Watkins

      20 Oct 1734 – 1789

      Male

      Husband. Son of William Watkins and Martha Herndon. The Watkins surname she marries.

      Carries. The Watkins name the later American trunk wears.

  10. Step 10 · Virginia colonist

    Israel Snead

    Male

    abt. 1709 – before 1788

    Virginia colonist. Patriotic service 1780 and 1783. Husband of Johanna Hendley. Father of Keziah and her brothers and sisters.

    WikiTree Snead-114. Children named in his will: Keziah, Samuel, Ann, Henley, Martha, William, Frances, Solomon, John, David.

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    • spouse · Hendley

      Johanna Hendley

      c. 1715 – after 1788

      Female

      Wife. Mother of Keziah.

      Carries. The Hendley blood into the Snead household.

    • child · Snead

      Samuel Snead

      c. 1730 – 1775

      Male

      Brother of Keziah.

    • child · Snead

      Ann Snead

      c. 1735 – 1816

      Female

      Sister of Keziah.

    • child · Snead

      Henley Snead

      c. 1735 – 1816

      Male

      Brother of Keziah.

    • child · Snead

      Martha, William, Frances, Solomon, John, David Snead

      Brothers and sisters of Keziah, named in Israel’s will.

  11. Step 13 · Staffordshire cadet

    Sneyd of Keele

    13th c. cadet · Keele bought 1540 · hall 1580

    Audley cadet on Audley-adjacent meadow. Scythe (sned) and fleur-de-lys claimed from Poitiers beside James, 2nd Baron.

    Snead is how Sneyd is sounded when a colonial clerk writes it. Sporting Ralph, last Sneyd in Keele Hall, died childless in 1949. The house became a university. The English landed house ends. The name does not.

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      Ralph Sneyd of Keele

      1540 / 1580

      Male

      Buys Keele from the Crown. Builds Keele Hall.

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      James, 2nd Baron Audley, KG

      Poitiers 1356

      Male

      The man the Sneyd lily points at.

      Carries. The 1313 writ — in his own blood, not in the Sneyd cadet.

  12. Step sister · Welsh–Pennsylvania sister house

    The Stanley door — a sister path

    1192 · 1284 · 1405 · 1690

    Not the Watkins trunk. The dossier’s second American door: Rebecca Owen of Merion (1690), through Griffith of Penrhyn × Joan Troutbeck, through Jonet Stanley of Hooton, through the 1192 manor-swap.

    Both American doors can be true. Neither is holder-descent from Nicholas, 1st Baron. The 1313 writ stays in the Tuchet / Souter daughters.

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    • house · Owen / Humphrey

      Rebecca Owen

      b. 1663 · 1690 PA

      Female

      Llwyn du to Merion Township.

      Carries. Welsh–Pennsylvania paper.

    • house · Griffith / Troutbeck

      Joan Troutbeck × Sir William Griffith

      Penrhyn gateway.

    • house · Stanley of Hooton

      Jonet Stanley of Hooton

      c. 1380 – 1466

      Female

      × Gwilym ap Gruffydd. Lady of Penrhyn.

  13. Step sister · Virginia · Arlington

    Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee

    Female

    1 October 1807 – 5 November 1873

    Great-granddaughter of Martha Washington. Wife of Robert E. Lee. Last private owner of Arlington House. The Founders echo of the Stanley–Griffith sister house.

    Born at Annefield. Married at Arlington House, 30 June 1831. During the war she took refuge at Audley — her aunt Nelly Custis Lewis's Virginia house of that name. Artist, Latin and Greek, roses in the Arlington garden. She is a sister literature of power in this blood, not the 1313 barony.

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    • parent · Custis

      George Washington Parke Custis

      1781 – 1857

      Male

      Father. Grandson of Martha Washington; adopted son of George Washington.

    • parent · Fitzhugh / Randolph

      Mary Lee Fitzhugh Custis

      1788 – 1853

      Female

      Mother. Randolph and Fitzhugh blood.

    • spouse · Lee of Stratford

      Robert Edward Lee

      1807 – 1870

      Male

      Husband.

    • house · Custis / Lewis

      Nelly Custis Lewis of Audley

      Female

      Aunt. The Virginia house named Audley — the name travelling with the sister branch.

  14. Step 14 · The manor-swap

    William de Stanleigh and Adam de Aldithley

    fl. 1192 – 1223

    Cousins swap Talk on the Hill for Stanleigh. One blood, two jobs of work. Senior stays Audley. Cadet takes a surname from a stony meadow.

    The cadet does not inherit a writ that does not yet exist. Everything later — Wirral, Mann, Derby, Griffith, Sneyd proximity — hangs on this exchange.

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    • house · Audley stem

      Adam de Aldithley

      c. 1125 – 1200

      Male

      Sheriff. Senior line toward Heighley and the 1313 writ.

      Carries. The dirt that will receive the writ.

  15. Step 1313 · The living honour

    Nicholas Audley, 1st Baron Audley of Heleigh

    Male

    Writ of 8 January 1313

    Barony by writ, heirs general. Daughters as well as sons. The legal object of the senior house.

    The Snead / Watkins / Allen path is a cadet-colonial sibling of this house. It does not unseat the Honourable Patricia McKinnon (b. 1946), Jennifer Carrington (b. 1948), or Amanda Souter (b. 1958), among whom the barony has been in abeyance since 27 June 1997.

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    • house · Tuchet

      Joan Audley → Tuchet

      1391 – 1408

      Female

      The dignity sleeps in a sister, wakes in her son.

      Carries. The 1313 writ, under a new surname.

    • house · Living thirds

      Hon. Patricia McKinnon, Jennifer Carrington, Amanda Souter

      from 27 June 1997

      The living writ, in thirds.

      Carries. The barony, until the Crown terminates abeyance.

  16. Step 15 · Saxon dirt

    Gamel

    Male

    fl. 1086

    King’s thane of Staffordshire. Domesday tenant of Audley, Balterley, and Talk on the Hill. The sheet-anchor.

    Aldithley is a meadow belonging to a Saxon woman named Aldgith. Not a village in Normandy. From this generation the blood splits: senior Audley toward a barony by writ; cadet toward Stanley, and later the Sneyd name on the neighbouring meadow.

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    • parent · Aldithley

      Aldgith / Aldgyth

      Female

      The meadow is hers. The place-name is the first document.

    • child · Aldithley

      Liulf de Aldithley

      c. 1115 – after 1129

      Male

      Paid the 1129 murder-fine: 200 marks, ten deerhounds, ten hawks — and lived.

      Carries. The stem.