Eos aka Dawn Aurora the TITAN: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1260 BC - BC

Generation: 1

1.

Eos aka Dawn Aurora the TITAN was born in 1260 BC in Troy; died in BC in Troy.

Eos married Tithonius of Troy in BC in Troy. Tithonius (son of Laomedan King of Troy and Placia Strymo Queen of Troy) was born in 1260 BC in Troy; died in 1237 BC in Troy. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. Memnon Munon King of ETHIOPIA of TROY was born in 1225 BC in Troy, Asia Minor, Greece; died about 1183 BC in Troy, Ilium, Asia Minor.

Generation: 2

2.

Memnon Munon King of ETHIOPIA of TROY

(1.Eos¹) was born in 1225 BC in Troy, Asia Minor, Greece; died about 1183 BC in Troy, Ilium, Asia Minor.

Family/Spouse: Troana Iluim Queen of Ethiopia of Troy. Troana was born in 1215 BC in Troy, Turkey; died in 1160 BC in Troy, Turkey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

3. Thor Enos Thor of Troy King of Thrace was born in 1200 BC in Troy, Greece; died in Troy.

Generation: 3

3.

Thor Enos Thor of Troy King of Thrace

(2.Memnon², 1.Eos¹) was born in 1200 BC in Troy, Greece; died in Troy.

Thor married Sibil Sybilla Sif Queen Of Priestess of Appollo (De Mennon) in 1160 in Troy, Oakland, Michigan, United States. Sibil (daughter of Munon Memnon Troy and Troana Troan Priamsdotter Troy) was born in 1180 BC in Asia, Ghowr, Afghanistan; died in 1224 BC in Troy or Great Musgrave now part of England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

4. Cainan or Vingenor Vingener Loridi Hloridi Loridi or LoridiHloritha was born about 1170 BC in Troy; died in Troy.

Generation: 4

4.

Cainan or Vingenor Vingener Loridi Hloridi Loridi or LoridiHloritha

(3.Thor³, 2.Memnon², 1.Eos¹) was born about 1170 BC in Troy; died in Troy.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

5. Mahallalel Loridi Hloritha Troy or LoridiHloritha was born in 1050 in Asia, Ghowr, Afghanistan; died in Troy.

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