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FROM IVRARD D' ARRAS
TO MAURY BAGGETT
The Baggett Lineage
And Their History

This CD gives the information on the descendants of Ivrard d' Arras. There is a huge amount of information on this disc. D' Arras is as far back as we can get with this lineage. It began in ancient Flanders, which is located now in northern France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Many of you have at various times asked me to put my site on a CD and sell them. I plan to do so at this time. Saint-Omer was located between the two churches there. Much information shows that the Carolingian Counts lived there at Saint-Omer Castle, and Bagod de Arras also living there. In another place it says that Bagod Bromley came with Norman's Army by the name of Bagod de Arras and that he was the one who built the castle. 

In this book you will find Bagod de Arras' lineage going down with Roger Fitzbagod, his son, and on down the line from England to the United States. In the United States the CD gives the genealogy and history of the family from John Baggott (other times Baggett) and Martha his wife down to the present time. 

There are about a dozen pages (long pages) of history and I have no idea of how many pages of genealogy it has, so many I wouldn't even guess. It has six pages of pictures besides the many links to pictures on several pages. 

I have read other researchers work who say that the line of Bagod Bromley branch from a Bigod, but there is too much proof that Bagod of Bromley is Bagod d' Arras, so I can't go their route; too much evidence otherwise.
 
Abook written in the 1800s go the same route I do and stop where I do in the past. It seems that no one can get past Ivrard d' Arras. 

You may say: "How can my route be the correct one when we know he was there in Flanders witnessing documents in a.d. 1075 when he just came down in 1066?" That's no mystery: his father died in the year 1075. Should that not give you a good reason for him to appear back in Flanders in 1075? Besides his inheritance, he probably had other things to take care of. 

No one disputes that John Baggott (Baggett) and Martha were the parents of Nicholas Baggett I. They were also the parents of John Baggett who lived in that period. I once had a short lineage from him, but lost it. I don't think there is absolute proof that our Nicholas Baggett was his son, nor that our Nicholas Baggett who came to America in 1715 is the first Nicholas' son. But there sure isn't any evidencce otherwise. From there down, most all of the families have proof that they descend from Nicholas Baggett II. 

Nicholas Baggett left a Will naming all his children and we have information on all of them. 

Abraham Baggett was Nicholas Baggett II's first son and we have lot of information on his family. Abraham had several sons who left descendants in Tennessee. You will find several deeds where he left land to his sons. Most of them stayed in Tennessee, but some the began to migrate to other states. Information on this line carries it down to the present time, excluding those that are living. 

It is almost indisputable that James Baggett was his son, although he didn't leave James Baggett any land. James lived alongside his brothers almost all of his life, if not all his life. You will find that these brothers traded land with each other and other families in the Wills-Deeds abstracts and deeds.

Maloye Bragg was a descendant of James. Maloye died several years ago. Also there was another friend, Eileen Baggett, wife of Edward Burney Baggett, that worked with Maloye. Maloye died in Tennessee. She sent me a copy of the Family Origin Certificant, which will be found on this disc. 

We have information on five more sons, but because of the room we will not mention them here. You already know enough data to make you desire this CD. Go to the site and see for yourself that it is a great site. You'll want to purchase the CD after you have visited the site. 

I didn't mention that we have the Englsh history and genealogy, the Irish history and genealogy, and the Australian history; lots of history on Coats of Arms too. 

I wrote the man who researched the certificant asking him to give me more information on it and he sent me the document’s bits and pieces whereupon he based his proof of the certificant, giving the names of the entrances in each document or book in which he found it. He also died a few years ago. I believe he was about seventy years of age. 

This disc includes the Civil War, Mysteries of the Universe (Evolution vs. Creation), Christian Nation, Atheism, and other items of interest including the recipe section. It will have a Home Page called the 0Start. The 0Starthas thirty-one links on it, the [0] causing it to be the first link on the page. You will be able to access everything from the 0Start. What it does not link to, the links on the other pages will have links to cover everything on the CD. 

The price of this CD is $40 including shipping and handling. Please send an electronic mail to: jbaget11@bellsouth.net. The address to send the check or money order is: J. M. Baggett. 7891 Buchanan Hwy., Dallas, GA  30157. I will need you to send the money before I can send the CD. In the meantime I will find out how much the shipping and handling will be when shipping overseas. 

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