JAMES EDWARD MAULE b. Nov. 26, 1951 Philadelphia, Pa.
		son of
	EDWARD RANDOLPH GEORGE MAULE b. Sept. 30, 1923 Philadelphia, Pa.	married Apr. 27, 1946 Philadelphia, Pa.	JENNIE ELISABETH ZAPPONE b. Jan. 28, 1925 Philadelphia, Pa.
	son of
TERESA KATHERINE FOLEY b. June 16, 1888 Philadelphia, Pa. d. Sept. 5, 1944 Philadelphia, Pa.	married July 14, 1909 Philadelphia, Pa.	RANDOLPH ALOYSIUS MAULE b. Apr. 22, 1890 Philadelphia, Pa. d. Sept. 5, 1955 Philadelphia, Pa.
		son of
	RANDOLPH WEYMAN MAULE b. Dec. 30, 1861 New York, N.Y. d. Apr. 12, 1934 Philadelphia, Pa.	married Feb. 24, 1885 Moorestown, N.J.	MARY J. HICKEY b. Mar. 1864 Pa. d. Oct. 15, 1905 Highland Park, Pa.
	son of
CAROLINE WEYMAN b. Feb. 11, 1838 New York, N.Y. d. Nov. 19, 1913	married Feb. 11, 1861 New York, N.Y.	EDWARD RANDOLPH MAULE b. July 8, 1831 Philadelphia, Pa. d. July 9, 1910 Philadelphia, Pa. Banker and mortgage financier Gentleman farmer
		son of
	MARY RANDOLPH b. Nov. 20, 1800 Philadelphia, Pa. d. Oct. 27, 1884 Served as manager of    several organizations.	married May 6, 1828 Philadelphia, Pa.	WILLIAM MAULE b. Sept. 26, 1804 Philadelphia, Pa. d. Mar. 3, 1875 Philadelphia, Pa. Partner in Maule Lumber Co. Formed real estate brokerage and    investment company. Commissioned the writing of the pamphlet,    The Genealogy of the Maule Family Lived in Philadelphia and    in Moorestown, N.J. Buried Friends Western Ground, Phila., Pa.
	daughter of
ANNA JULIANNA STEELE b. May 14, 1761 Germantown, Phila., Pa. d. Feb. 11, 1810 Philadelphia, Pa. joined Society of Friends in 1779	married March 16, 1779 Philadelphia, Pa.	EDWARD [FITZ] RANDOLPH b. Feb. 20, 1754 Perth Amboy, N.J. d. Mar. 12, 1837 Philadelphia, Pa. Changed surname from FITZ RANDOLPH in 1779 Apprenticed as printer with Parker,    friend of Benj. Franklin, moved to Phila., Pa. Portrait in Encyclopedia of Penna. Biography,    vol. 14, near p. 297 Name on list of officers appointed by    Council of Safety,    commissioned Jan. 3, 1777. First Lt. of Capt. Benjamin Fishbourne's Co.,    4th Pa. Reg. Ensign under Col. Anthony Wayne. At Battle of Princeton and Trenton. Promoted to first lieutenant Jan. 3, 1777    under Butler. At Brandywine, Germantown, Trenton,    Princeton, and Monmouth. Wounded at Paoli Sept 20, 1777,    escaped by feigning death. Resigned May 10, 1779 as Capt. Moved from Plainfield, N.J. to Philadelphia, Pa.,    Sept. 17, 1789 Shipping merchant With Josiah Langdale Coates, in business    as Coates and Randolph. Incorporator of Philadelphia National Bank. In 1794, member of City Council. Lived 212 North 2nd St. with country estate    at 13th and Master Sts. Left a considerable fortune Buried Friends Western Burial Ground, Phila., Pa.
		son of
	RICHARD FITZ RANDOLPH b. June 16, 1705 Woodbridge, N.J. d. Nov. 20, 1754 Perth Amboy, N.J. A carpenter at Perth Amboy, N.J.	married Sept. 25, 1735 Shrewsbury, N.J.    at the house of John Corlies	ELIZABETH CORLIES b. Aug. 20, 1716 Shrewsbury, N.J. d.
	son of
CATHERINE HARTSHORNE b. May 2, 1682 Middletown,R.I. d. Aug. 13, 1759 Woodbridge, N.J.	married 1704 Middletown, N.J.	EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1672 Barnstable, Mass. d. Feb. 23, 1760 Woodbridge, N.J. referred to as the "Quaker financier of Woodbridge"
		son of
	NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH bap. May 15, 1642 Barnstable, Mass. d. Nov. 21, 1713 Woodbridge, N.J. A Quaker, was one of few who first asked for religious    tolerance for Friends in New England Suffered much persecution for himself and family    from Plymouth Govt. He exchanged home in Barnstable in 1677 for    land in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., N.J.    and moved family there in 1678 Gentleman planter Associate justice, Middlesex Co., N.J.    1688, 1692, 1698 High sheriff, Middlesex Co., N.J., 1699 Represented Woodbridge in Provisional    Colonial Assembly 1693-1695 Prominent member, Society of Friends Quaker meetings held at his home, 1706-1713,     before meetinghouse built    for Woodbridge MM Was a patentee for 590 acres of land    in Middlesex Co., N.J.	married, firstly, Nov. 1, 1662 Barnstable, Mass.	MARY HOLLOWAY [or HOLLEY] b. 1643 Sandwich, Mass. d. July 12, 1703 Woodbridge, N.J.
	son of
ELIZABETH BLOSSOM b. 1620 Leyden, Holland d. 1713 Woodbridge, N.J. Came with parents to Plymouth in 1629. In 1633, moved to Scituate, Mass.,    after her mother married    Henry Rowley of that town. After Edward died, she remarried    (June 30, 1685) to Capt. John Pike,    and thus is ancestor of    Gen. Zebulon Pike (Pike's Peak) Buried beside first husband in west corner,    St. James churchyard, Piscataway, N.J.	married May 10, 1637	EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH bap. July 5, 1607 Sutton-in-Ashfield,    Nottinghamshire, England d. 1684/5 Piscataway, Middlesex Co., N.J. Came to America 1630 with the Winthrop fleet Bequeathed 10 pounds sterling by his father    if he came to demand it Built the 38th house in Scituate,    Plymouth Colony, 1636. Called a yeoman or farmer in deeds, and does not     appear to have held any public office. Pastor Lothrop refers to him as    "Master Edward Fitzrandolph", indicative    of belonging to a good family. In 1639, moved to Barnstable, Mass., on Cape Cod. Was a juryman in 1641 His name appears on the 1643 list of those able to     bear arms in the Plymouth colony. Sold house on June 1, 1649 and    moved to West Barnstable. Moved family in 1669 to Piscataway, N.J.,    because New England patriotism    and religion were too restrictive. Settled 2 miles from New Brunswick,    near Randolphsville, N.J. Descendants set forth in 840-page book    by Oris FitzRandolph,      Edward FitzRandolph Branch Lines,     (priv. publ., Ann Arbor, Mich., 2d ed. 1980) Buried St. James churchyard (now Stelton     or Edison), Piscataway, Middlesex Co., N.J.. Tombstone thought to have been destroyed     when the British built    breastworks for encampment.
		son of
	EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1565 prob. Sutton-in-Ashfield,     Nottinghamshire, England d. 1614 Normantown, Derbyshire, England	married 17 Dec. 1605 Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England	FRANCES HOWES b. 1585 Kneesall, Nottinghamshire, England d. 7 June 1631 Kneesall,    Nottinghamshire, England
	son of
ANN WOOD b. c. 1550 Normantown,    Derbyshire, England d. aft. 1588 England	married	CHRISTOPHER FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1530 Hucknall, Sutton-in-Ashfield,     Nottinghamshire, England d. 28 June 1588 Nottinghamshire, England
		son of
	CHRISTOPHER FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1495 Langton Hall, Kirby-in-Ashfield,    Nottinghamshire, England d. 28 June 1574 England	married 1514	JANE (JOANE) LANGTON b. c. 1499 Middleton,    Warwickshire, England d. July 1573
	son of
EDITH ----- b. c. 1460 d.	married	JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1460 England d. 1514 England
		son of
	JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH b. 1420 England d. 5 Mar 1474/5 England Lord of Spennithorne	married	JOAN CONYERS b. 1428 of Hornby Castle,    Yorkshire, England d. aft. 22 Jun 1485
	son of
ELIZABETH ----- b. c. 1400 England d.	married	RALPH FITZ JOHN [or FITZ RANDALL] b. c. 1398 England d. 1457 Lord of Spennithorne
		son of
	JOHN FITZ RANULPH [or FITZ RANDALL] b. 1374 d. 1405 Lord of Spennithorne Beheaded for taking part in rebellion     of Henry Percy and other northern magnates.	married	----- ----- b. c. 1375 d.
	son of
----- ----- b. c. 1345 d.	married	RANDULF (RANDALL) FITZ JOHN b. 1345 England d. aft. 1388 England Lord of Spennithorne
		son of
	JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH [or FITZ RANULF] b. 1325 d. bef. 1369 Lord of Spennithorne	married Oct 1343	MAUD DE CAMPANIA b. c. 1330 d.
	son of
ISABEL ----- b. c. 1300 d.	married	RANULF FITZ RALPH b. 1300 Spennithorne, England d. aft. 1343 Lord of Spennithorne Sometimes called Ranulf fitz Lacelles
		son of
	RALPH FITZ RANULF b. 1250/60 Spennithorne, England d. bef.1316	married	THEOPHANIA (TIFFANY) DE LACELLES b. c. 1250 of Kirby-under-Knowles,     Yorkshire, England d.
	son of
BERTRAMA ----- b. c. 1220 d.	married	RANULF FITZ RANULF b. 1220/25 Middleham, Yorkshire, England d. bef. 1294 Lord of Spennithorne
		son of
	RANULF FITZ ROBERT b. c. 1180 Middleham, Yorkshire, England d. bef. 7 Dec 1251 4th Lord of Middleham and Spennithorne bur. Coverham Abbey, York, England Held 6 knights fees in the honor of Richmond	married	MARY BIGOD b. c. 1196 Thetford, Norfolk, England d. Heiress of Menethorpe, Yorkshire
	son of
HELEWISA DE GLANVILLE b. c. 1140 d. 1195	married	ROBERT FITZ RALPH b. 1110 Middleham, Yorkshire, England d. 1185 Buried Chapter House, Coverham Abbey, York 3rd Lord of Middleham and Spennithorne Built castle of Middleham 1190 Built Beauchief Abbey as penance for not     revealing knowledge of plot to    assassinate St. Thomas of Canterbury
		son of
	RALPH FITZ RIBALD b. 1080 Middleham, Yorkshire, England d. 1168 Also called Ralph Tallebois 2d Lord of Middleham and Spennithorne	married c. 1120	AGATHA DE BRUS b. c. 1085 of Skelton, Yorkshire, England d. Inherited Lordship of Allewic in Hartness
	son of
BEATRIX DE TALLEBOIS b. c. 1050 d. 1112	married	RIBALD b. 1050 d. 1121 1st Lord of Middleham and Spennithorne     (by gift of his brother Alan Rufus) After death of wife became monk at     Abbey of St. Mary in York.
		son of
	AGNES DE CORNOUSILLE b. c. 1018	married	EUDO b. 999 d. 7 Jan. 1079 Duke of Brittany, Count of Penthievre Joined with William I, his first cousin once    removed on his mother's side and his    first cousin once removed on his    father's side, sending his son and    5000 Bretons to assist William in    invansion of England. Eudo's brother,    Alan rufus, received huge gift of at least    440 manors and 140 knights fees (more    than 100,000 acres). Alan Rufus began    to build Castle at Richmond. All of this    eventually devolved to Eudo's son Ribald.
	daughter of
ALAN b. c. 980 d. 1046 Duke of Brittany	married 1018	BERTHAOF BLOIS (DE CHARTRES) b. c. 1000 d. 13 Apr 1085
		daughter of
	EMELIA (ERMENDGARDE) DE AUVERGNE b. c. 982 d. Mar 1040	married (his second)	EUDES (ODO) II OF BLOIS b. c. 980 Blois, France d. 15 Nov. 1037 Lorraine, France Count of Blois Count of Champagne Count of Chartres, Tours and Beauvais
	daughter of
ROBERT I b. d. bef. 1032 Count of Auvergne	married	ERMENGARDE OF PROVENCE b. d.
		daughter of
	WILLIAM I b. 950 d. 994 Count of Provence and Arles Marquis of Provence before death, became monk at Avignon	married aft. 981 (his second)	ADELAIDE OF ANJOU b. c. 942 d. 1026
	son of
BOSO II b d. 965 Count of Provence at Arles Count of Avignon	married	CONSTANCE OF PROVENCE, ARLES AND TOULOUSE b. d. c. 961
		daughter of
	CHARLES CONSTANTINE b. c. 901 d. aft. Jan. 962 Count of Vienne	married	TEUTBERGE DE TROYES b. d. aft. 960
	son of
LOUIS III BERONIDES "the Blind" b. c. 883 d. 5 Jun 928 Arles, France King of Provence and Italy Emperor of the West	married c. 900 (his first)	ANNA OF BYZANTIUM b. d.
		daughter of
	LEO VI "the Philosopher" b. 1 Sep. 866 d. 12 May 912 King of Byzantium Emperor of the East	married 898	ZOE TZAUTZINA (KARBONOPSINA) b. d. Dec. 899
	son of
EUDOXIA INGERINA b. c. 835 of Constantinople d.	married Note: She was mistress of Emperor Michael III, believed by some to be father of Leo VI. Take your pick.	BASIL I "the Macedonian" b. 827 of Adrianople d. 29 Aug. 889 Emperor of the Byzantine Empire