[Everything presented on this page is to be found in different places within the Main Genealogy. It has been brought together here to highlight and clarify this interesting material.]

     Anne Hutchinson Dyer was a 7th great grandmother of Winfield Dyer Gallup and a grandaughter of the famous Anne Marbury Hutchinson who was banished from Boston for her active opposition to the Quaker clergy and ultimately was murdered in an Indian massacre.  Anne married Samuel Dyer, son of William and Mary Barrett Dyer, the Quaker martyr who was hanged in Boston.
     Samuel died early, however, and on September 22, 1679, at the age of thirty-four, Anne married a second time to Daniel Vernon and she was not heard from again. She was buried in Newport, RI, with her second husband.
     While otherwise not historically notable, Anne is unique in that she is the convergence of four authenticated royal ancestral lines for Winfield Dyer Gallup plus one noble line. One royal line comes from Edward I, King of England (to Sir Edward Raleigh), another from John, King of England (to Anne Chamberlayne), another from Henry I, King of England (to John Booth & Anne Thimbleby) and the last from Henry II, King of England (to William Marbury). The noble line is from Sir William de Huntingfield one of  the Magna Charta Sureties (to Anne Chamberlayne). There are no other royal or noble lines in Winfield's ancestry except for a possible one through Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham, but this has not been authenticated so it will not be presented here.
     The next section will present each of these royal and noble lines. They have been researched and authenticated by two of the most respected genealogists in America, Gary Boyd Roberts and Frederick Lewis Weis.

Royal Line One -- (Passes through Sir Edward Raleigh in Winfield Gallup's ancestry)
From: The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants, page 233
By: Gary Boyd Roberts

  1. Edward 1 (1239-1307), King of England, son of Henry III Plantagenet, King of England, and Eleanor Berengeur.
    Edward married Eleanor of Castile
  2. Joan Plantagenet married Gilbert de Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester, 7th Earl of Hertford
  3. Eleanor de Clare married Hugh le Despencer, Ist Baron Despencer
  4. Isabel Despencer married Richard FitzAlan, 9th Earl of Arundel
  5. Isabel FitzAlan married John le Strange, 4th Baron Strange of Blackmere
  6. Ankaret le Strange married Richard Talbot, 4th Baron Talbot, a great-grandson of Elizabeth Plantagenet, wife of
    Humphrey de Bohun, 4th married Earl of Hereford and Essex, and younger daughter of Edward I and Eleanor of
    Castile
  7. Mary Talbot married Sir Thomas Greene
  8. Sir Thomas Greene married Philippa Ferrers, daughter of Robert de Ferrers, 5th Baron Ferrers of Chartley, and 
    Margaret Despencer.
  9. Elizabeth Greene married William Raleigh
10. Sir Edward Raleigh I married Margaret Verney
11. Sir Edward Raleigh II married Anne Chamberlayne
12. Bridget Raleigh married Sir John Cope
13. Elizabeth Cope married John Dryden
14. Bridget Dryden married Francis Marbury, son of William Marbury and Agnes Lenton
15. Anne Marbury, known as Mrs. Anne Hutchinson (1591-1643), the religious reformer, heretic and founder of Rhode
    Island, married William Hutchinson.
16. Edward Hutchinson married Catherine Hamby of Mass.

 
Royal Line Two -- (Passes through Anne Chamberlayne in Winfield Gallup's ancestry)
The following is Bridget Raleigh's royal descent through her mother Anne Chamberlayne.
From: Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who came to America before 1700
by Frederick L. Weis.

  1. John, King of England, (1199-1216) married a daughter of the Earl of Warenne & (perhaps) Hamelin Plantagenet.
    [King John's ancestry continues back through several Kings of England to Cerdic, King of the West Saxons, 519-534,
    where it ends.]
  2. Richard Fitz Roy, natural son of King John married Rohese (?-1264/5), daughter of Fulbert of Dover
  3. Lorette de Dover married Sir William Marmon
  4. Sir John Marmion married Isabel
  5. John Marmion (1292-1335) married Maud De Furnival
  6. Joan Marmion (?-1362) married Sir John Bernacke (1309-1349)
  7. Maud Bernacke (?-1419) married Sir Ralph Cromwell, son of King Edward II's notorious chief baron of the
    Exchequer.
  8. Elizabeth Cromwell (?-1393/4) married John de Clifton
  9. Constantine de Clifton (1372-1395) married Margaret Howard (?-1391)
10. Elizabeth Clifton(living 1447) married Sir John Knyvett
11. Margaret Knyvet (abt.1412-1438) married Richard Chamberlayne (abt.1392-1439)
12. Richard Chamberlayne (?-bef.1498) married Sybil Fowler (?-1525)
13. Anne Chamberlayne married Sir Edward Raleigh, Knight

[ Lines 11,12 & 13 are the same as in Noble Line One below.]

Royal Line Three -- (Passes through John Booth & Anne Thimbleby in Winfield Gallup's ancestry)
From: The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants, page 393
By: Gary Boyd Roberts

  1. Henry I, King of England (1068/1069-1135) married Matilda of Scotland
  2. Elizabeth (illegitimate by ---- ) married Fergus, lord of Galloway
  3. Uchtred of Galloway married Gunnild of Dunbar, a descendant of Ethelred 11 the Unready, King of England, d. 1016
  4. Roland, lord of Galloway married Elena de Morville
  5. Alan, lord of Galloway married --- de Lacy
  6. Helen of Galloway married Roger de Quincy, 2nd Earl of Winchester, descendant of Henry I, King of France d. 1060
  7. Elizabeth de Quincy married Alexander Comyn, 2nd Earl of Buchan
  8. Elizabeth Comyn married Gilbert de Umfreville, 1st Earl of Angus
  9. Robert de Umfreville, 2nd Earl of Angus married Lucy de Kyme
10. Elizabeth de Umfreville married Gilbert de Boroughdon
11. Eleanor de Boroughdon, Baroness Kyme married Henry Talboys

[The line now splits & re-joins when John Booth marries Anne Thimbleby because the same line was inherited by John from his father William as it was by Anne from her father Richard. She is also a generation younger than John.]

12a. Walter Talboys (1351/2-1417/8), Sheriff of Lincoln & Baron Kyme married Margaret __ ? __
13a. Sir John Talboys married Agnes Cokefield
14a. John Talboys married Katherine Gibthorpe
15a. Margaret Talboys married John Ayscough
16a. Elizabeth Ayscough married William Booth
17a. John Booth married 16b. Anne Thimbleby

12b. Joan Talboys married Andrew Luttrell, Baron Luttrell
13b. Hawise Luttrell, Baroness Luttrell married Sir Godfrey Hilton
14b. Godfrey Hilton, Baron Luttrell married Margery [Willoughby]
15b. Elizabeth Hilton married Richard Thimbleby
16b. Anne Thimbleby married 17a. John Booth

17,18. Eleanor Booth married Edward Hamby
18,19. William Hamby married Margaret Blewett
19,20. Robert Hamby married Elizabeth Arnold
20,21. Catherine Hamby married Edward Hutchinson

The above line is corroborated in Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists by Frederick Lewis Weis, pub. 1950-2002, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, as follows:

Line 53 (page 57) Henry I, KOE to Generation 28, thence to -
Line 224 (page 186) generation 34, thence to -
Line 224A (page 186) to Anne Marbury via Booth's and Hamby's.

Royal Line Four -- (Passes through Sir Thomas Blount in Winfield Gallup's ancestry)
From: The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants
By: Gary Boyd Roberts
(Generations 1 thru 7 were developed by Weis (Ancestral Roots of ).  Roberts continued the line through generations 8 thru 15.)

  1. Henry II, King of England (1154-1189) married Eleanor of Aquitaine (1123-1204)
  2. (illegitimate by Ida, later wife of Roger Bigod, 2nd Earl of Norfolk) [see Note below]
    William Longespee, Earl of Salisbury (ca 1176- 1226) married Ela, Countess of Salisbury
  3. Stephen Longespee married Emmeline de Riddleford
  4. Ela Longespee married Sir Roger la Zouche
  5. Alan la Zouche, 1st Baron Zouche of Ashby married Eleanor de Segrave
  6. Maud la Zouche married Robert Holand, Ist Baron Holand
  7. Maud Holand married Sir Thomas Swinnerton
  8. Alice Swinnerton married Sir John Gresley
  9. Sir Nicholas Gresley married Thomasine Wasteneys
10. Sir Thomas Gresley married Margaret Walsh
11. Margaret Gresley married Sir Thomas Blount
12. Sir Thomas Blount married Agnes Hawley
13. Anne Blount married William Marbury
14. Robert Marbury married Katherine Williamson
15. William Marbury married Agnes Lenton
    (Parents of Francis Marbury, husband of Bridget Dryden and father of noted Mrs. Anne Marbury Hutchinson of R.I.)

[Note: Line 2 above is the exact text of the genealogist. It is a bit confusing to read but what it means is that Ida [a countess] was of the first generation and was the actual mother of William Longespee, not Eleanor of Aquitaine who was King Henry's legal wife.]

Noble Line One -- (Passes through Anne Chamberlayne in Winfield Gallup's ancestry)
From: The Magna Charta Sureties
by Frederick L. Weis.

  1. Roger de Huntingfield, (?-1204) married Alice de Senlis
  2. Sir William de Huntingfield, (abt.1165-bef.1220/21),Magna Carta Surety, 1215 married Isabel Fitz-Roger
  3. Sir Roger de Huntingfield, (?-bef.1258) married Joan de Hobrugg
  4. Sir William de Huntingfield, (1237-bef.1290) married Emma de Grey
  5. Sir Roger de Huntingfield, (?-bef.1302) married (1) Joyce d'Engaine or [prob.] (2) Joan de Greinville
  6. Joan de Huntingfield married Sir Richard Basset (abt.1273-bef.1315)
  7. Ralph Basset (1300-1341) married Joan of Winterbourne, Gloucestershire.
  8. Alianore Basset married Sir John Knyvet, Chief Justice of the Kings Bench, Load Chancellor of England
  9. John Knyvet, Esq. M.P. married Joan Botetourte
10. Sir John Knyvet (?-1446) married Elizabeth Clifton (abt.1392-was living 1447)
11. Margaret Knyvet (abt.1412-1438) married Richard Chamberlayne (abt.1392-1439)
12. Richard Chamberlayne (?-bef.1498) married Sybil Fowler (?-1525)
13. Anne Chamberlayne married Sir Edward Raleigh, Knight

[Note: At the signing of the Magna Charta in 1215, twenty-five men, representing the barons, signed as sureties of the baronial performance, in effect pledging the barons to fulfill their obligations to the Crown in accordance with the terms of the Great Charter. Of these twenty- five sureties only seventeen have identified descendants. Each of the seventeen is fully traced in the celebrated work "Magna Charta Sureties" by Frederick Lewis Weis with William R. Beall. Their work traces the connections of the sureties descendants, line by line and generation by generation, to approximately 160 American colonists. (return)]

Now that we have these five proven royal and noble lines we can follow them as they continue into lines of the Gallup genealogy and ultimately converge as ancestral lines of that one lady, Anne Hutchinson Dyer.It will take 221 years for this to happen:

Seventeenth Generation

Sir Thomas BLOUNT (Royal Descent #4) was born about 1422 in (prob.) Girsby, Lincolnshire, England. He died in 1468 in England. About 1453 he married:
Agnes HAWLEY was born about 1418 in Burgh-on-Bain, Girsby, Lincolnshire, England. She died on 14 Oct 1462 in Burgh on Bain, Girsby, Lincolnshire,England.
They had Anne Blount