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DNA:  E. Campbell

 

REGION APPROXIMATE AMOUNT         

Ethnicity estimate 

Pedigree of Sancha de Ayala wife of Sir Walter Blount: Ancestors of George Washington & Hillary Lillian Vaughan, wife of Jesse Otto Jeffery Scarff of Mount Pleasant, IA and Cheyenne, WY: CASTLLIAN (via Various Noble Houses of Castille) / ETHIOPIAN (via Melendo St. Peter with proof “Lampader” means “St. Peter”) / JEWISH (via Rabbi Solomon et al) / VISIGOTHIC (via Peoples Indigenous to Spain prior to the Berber Invasion) / Sir Henry Skipwith II dies bankrupt in India / with Notes on Blount, Somerville & Griffith

 

Africa 5% what side of the family.. ?

  • Trace Regions 5%

  • Africa North 4%  from Egypt to Morocco

  • Senegal< 1%    Portuguese traders reached the estuary of the Senegal River in the mid-1400s. Over the next four centuries the direction of trade shifted. Instead of heading inland, toward the Sahara, it began to flow outward, toward the European traders on the Atlantic Coast. As colonial powers began to push farther inland themselves in the 19th century, they eventually brought an end to local kingdoms and actually furthered the spread of Islam, which became a way of uniting against the European invaders. Slave raiding and trading. 

  • Other Regions Tested 

  • Mali0%

  • Africa Southeastern Bantu0%

  • Ivory Coast/Ghana0%

  • Benin/Togo0%

  • Cameroon/Congo0%

  • Nigeria0%

  • Africa South-Central Hunter-Gatherers0%

 

 

 

Native America 20%  Maternal Side

  • Native American 20%  Yaqui

 

 

 

 

 

Asia< 1%

  • Trace Regions< 1%

  • Asia South< 1%     India, Nepal

  • Other Regions Tested 

  • Asia East0%

  • Asia Central0%

 

 

 

 

Europe 74%

  • Great Britain 26%

  • ‎England, Scotland, and

  • Wales and Ireland

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  • Iberian Peninsula 17% Spain my Paternal  side.

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  • Europe West 9% 

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  • Ireland 8%  Northern Ireland

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  • Finland/Northwest Russia 7%

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  • Trace Regions7%

  • Europe East4%

  • European Jewish 2%

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  • Italy/Greece< 1%

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Doña Sancha de Gómez de Ayala de Toled  b.   1364      Toledo, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain  Married : Sir Walter Blount b. 1348  Elvaston, Derbyshire, England   

In the year 1371 Doña Constanza, daughter of the deceased (and dethroned) King of Castile, Don Pedro I (The Cruel) went to England to become the bride of King Edward III's son, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. Among the young Castilian ladies of aristocratic birth who accompanied her was Doña Sancha de Ayala, daughter of Don Diego (or Día-) Gómez de Guzmán (or de Toledo) and his wife, Doña Inés de Ayala.

About 1373 Doña Sancha married an English knight, Sir Walter Blount, of the Blounts of Sodington, county Worcester. On 26 February in the first year of King Richard II's reign (1378), the Duke of Lancaster, who claimed the thrones of Castile and Leon in right of his wife, granted to Sir Walter and Sancha (for their good service to him) an annuity of 100 marks a year; this grant was confirmed "for their lives in survivorship" by King Richard, April 26, 1399. Records reveal payments to Sancha at various times; once (2 January 1380) her name was associated with that of "Phelippe Chaucy", i.e., Philippa Chaucer, wife of the author of the Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer. On this occasion she was described by the Duke of Lancaster as "our very dear attendant" (nostre treschere compaigne) "dame Senche Blount". 

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