Posted by DE SUTTON-CLONARD, Joseph G.T. on December 25, 19100 at 17:48:52:
DE SUTTON-CLONARD FAMILY & DESCENDANCY (EIRE & SPAIN)
C. 1530 - 2000
MADRID, 26 Dec. 2000
Re. /messages/2204.html
This is a follow-up on our investigations on my forebears, the family SUTTON-CLONARD; COUNTS DE CLONARD,
I have here, more details about our family Tree:
A)COUNTS SUTTON-CLONARD,ANCESTORS (Isreland)
1.--Luke Sutton of Clonard, b. c1530. Esquire.
sp. Am Devereux (daughter of Thomas Devereux of Ballimpmaguer).
2.--Leonard Sutton of Wexford, b. c1570. Esquire
Sp.Margaret Rofsiter(daughter of Francis Rossiter, Esquire of Wexford)
3.--John Sutton of Old Court, b. c1609. Esquire
Sp. Ellen Devereux (Daughter of Nicholas Devereux,of Ballimmaguer).
4.--Edward Sutton of Wexford, b. c.1640. Esquire
Sp.Ellen Ronny(Andrew Ronny Daughter, of Ballidufe,Esq. of Wexford
5.--Michael Sutton of Waterford, b.c1668, Esquire > Marine > Shipping.
Sp. Catherine Dalton of Kindalion.
6.--Redmond Sutton of Waterford,b.1691, Esquire > Marine > Shipping.
Count de Clonard; (10.01.1770).
sp. Isabel Herrera González.
B)OUR ANCESTORS IN SPAIN
7.-- Michael De Sutton y Herrera of Cadiz, b. 1725 - shipping/Merchant
First Count de Clonard, in Spain; Officer of the Spanish Navy
sp. Serafina Langton-Carew
8.-- Raymundo de Sutton y Langton, b. 1759 - General
Second Count de Clonard in the Kingdom of Spain
sp. Ramona Abbach y Casaviella; III Marquise de Granada.
9.--Serafín María de Sutton y Abbach, b. 1793 - General & Minister, Historian, etc.
Third Count de Clonard, in Spain
sp. Joaquina Campuzano González.
10- Raymundo de Sutton y Campuzano, b. 1822 - General.
Fofrth Count de Clonard, in Spain
sp. Agustina Aguilar Guillelmy.
11- Serafin Edmundo de Sutton y Aguilar, b. 1856 - General
Fiuth Count de Clonard, in Spain
sp. Josefa Zea e Iturriría.
12- María R. Blanca de Sutton y Zea b. 1887
Sixth Coun de Clonard, in Spain
Sp. José Antonio Guijarro
13- Joseph Vincent Guijarro de Sutton, b. 1919
Sp.María P. de Torija
14- Joseph A. Guijarro de Sutton, b. 1945
Sp. Françoise Choquet et Trincald
15- Jacques Guijarro de Sutton, b. 1967
Sp. Nathaly Louise Brunet.
16- Vincent Guijarro de Sutton, b.1996
Child.
And thus until our days, the family of SUTTON-CLONARD, during 300 years decided to serve in the Spanish armed forces.
We also know that our remote origins are confused with the family of the Duke de Neville; De Courtenay Normand Branch; and Guillaume Irst. (of England)
Also it is almost sure that ROGER DE SUTTON "THE IRISH"; b. c1230 , is considerated father of the Saga of De Sutton-Clonard Family.
We have the intention to follow our investigations, in respect to our genealogy until its point of origin, (see XI century in Normandy).
DE SUTTON-CLONARD FAMILY (OR DE SOTTO)
Joseph A.
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THE GREEN LYON
To all those people who were called, they call, and they will be called Sutton or De Sotto.
"The roots of our Irish ancestors,
are the sap that nourishes our thoughts.
Roots as flowing our dreams,
that have taken root deep and tenaciously
in our hopes and yearnings. "
J.M. de Sutton
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Wild Flower
Green wheat fields,
that you keep the wild flowers;
those that they dance with the wind,
in smooth harmony.
Red solitary poppy,
challenging to the own Sun,
accepting the caresses of the stem
and the ear,
you, that raised resist to the ray
and the thunder.
Flower that you see me grow;
from the land to the sky,
My green grains you see to mute
to the gold,
to the tuning fork of the time;
in the heat of the summer,
when the air is fire
and the grass dust,
You rock the dreams
in the white Moon,
black poppy,
quiet, and subtle
like the night,
Companion of mourning,
how well you know my destiny,
a new furrow, of sickle and scythe
will come, with the dawn,
when the day start.
Wild flower, petals of goddess,
Good bye Madam,
my sweet blazon,
All my gratitude I give you,
in a song of life.
Of these grains that already fall,
when my essence goes away.
In each spring,
from my ashes you will appear,
in the fields,
the green stems, his golden ears
and the fertile new one.
With joy, your splendor will be there
In the fresh wheat fields of the core,
you will then shelter, once again,
Singing to the firmament ,and the green fields;
and your fragrance, will not have limits.
Flower of compassion and hope,
Outside the ardent and insuffrable pain
and of the most brutal of my Deaths.
There, you will find me,
in loyal watch,
Only for you Melady.
Joseph A.G.T. De Sutton
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Smile, innocence breath
It was a Carnival Saturday,
when the masks were vanished,
as leaves of an autumn.
It was the hour of the truth,
ringing, sounding already ! ,
all the bells of my soul.
With the uncovered face
I went to yield accounts,
loving to who was loving,
loving to who was hating.
To request grace and to forgive,
make a sense to renew Love,
as the rain makes the River.
In my strange trip,
to the intensive beauty,
of a late afternoon,
I heard the sigh of a Good-bye.
That God keep you,
if thus has to be there,
until dying in Venice.
It was a Carnival Saturday,
with essence of Spring whiteness,
smile, innocence breath
Joseph A.G.T. De Sutton
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Any help will be appreciated.
DE SUTTON-CLONARD FAMILY (SPAIN)
(OR: de Sotto-Clonard)
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WE THANK YOU IN ADVANCE !
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