Back to: HOME > College History > Founders Founders: Descent I The College has no obligation to give, or tradition of giving, privileges to its Founders' kin. The College's historic collections contain no primary sources about the Balliol family, and therefore we cannot provide genealogical services to those interested in exploring their own possible descent from the founders of the College. Please note that these genealogies are posted solely as examples; Balliol College does not hold any records about any of the Balliol descendants listed, nor is the college able to validate or verify genealogies sent to us. For a good research guide on starting your own genealogical research, see The National Archives' family history pages. For secondary scholarship on the Balliol family, see here. The descent below was compiled in 2004 by Shannon Dillon, who is a great-granddaughter of John Wesley Sutherland, Jr. and Laura Gertrude McCullough. 1) John Balliol (d. 1269) m. 1233 2) Eleanor Balliol m. 3) John “the Red” Comyn, Lord of Badenoch (b. about 1279, Badenoch, Scotland – d. 10 FEB, 1306, Church of Grey Friars, Dumfries, Scotland) m. 4) Elizabeth Comyn (1 NOV, 1299 – d. 20 NOV, 1372) m. between 24 JUL, 1326 and 23 MAR, 1327 5) Gilbert Talbot, 3rd Baron Talbot (b. about 1332, Ecclesfield, Herefordshire, England) m. before 8 SEP, 1352 6) Richard Talbot, 4th Baron Talbot (b. about 1361 – d. between 8 SEP 1396, and 9 SEP, 1396) m. 7) John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury (d. 17 JUL, 1453, Battle of Castillion, France) m. 8) John Talbot, 2nd Earl of Shrewsbury (b. 12 DEC, 1413 – d. 10 JUL, 1460, Battle of Northampton) m. 9) Ann Talbot (d. 17 MAY, 1494, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, England) m. 10) Elizabeth Vernon (d. 29 MAR, 1563) m. 11) Dorothy Corbet m. 12) Arthur Mainwaring (b. about 1520, Ightfield, England – d. SEP, 1590) m. 13) Mary Mainwaring (b. about 1541 – d. before 1578) m. 6 JAN, 1559/60, Combermere, Chester, England 14) Frances Cotton (b. about 1573 – d. before 1646) m. 15) Robert Abell (b. about 1605, England – d. 20 JUN, 1663, Rehoboth, Massachusetts) m. 16) Preserved Abell (b. around 1644, Rehoboth, Massachusetts – d. between 15 SEP and 18 NOV, 1724, Rehoboth, Massachusetts) m. 27 DEC, 1686, Rehoboth, Massachusetts 17) Mary Abell (b. 18 MAY, 1697, Rehoboth, Massachusetts – d. 24 JUL, 1747, Rehoboth, Massachusetts) m. 9 MAY, 1717, Rehoboth, Massachusetts 18) Lydia Walker (b. MAY 1724, Rehoboth, Massachusetts – d. 11 AUG, 1798, Putney, Vermont) m. 9 FEB, 1743/44, Rehoboth, Massachusetts 19) Ephraim Clay (1 APR, 1747, Rehoboth, Massachusetts – d. 21 JUN, 1822, Putney, Vermont) m. 20) Lydia Clay (8 SEP, 1779, Putney, Vermont – d. after 1840) m. 17 FEB, 1805, Putney, Vermont 21) Sarah Starkweather Read (17 JAN, 1807, Putney, Vermont – d. 12 MAY, 1892, Kossuth, Iowa) m. 27 NOV, 1829, Gouverneur, New York 22) Mary Ann Ayres (b. 23 JUL, 1840, Iowa – d. 1921, Snohomish, Washington) m. 29 NOV, 1866 23) John Wesley Sutherland, Jr. (b. 20 MAR, 1868, Kossuth, Iowa – d. 1931, Seattle, Washington) m. 26 DEC, 1894, Kossuth, Iowa |
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