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Dedicated to the MacThoys
who have gone before us. . . .
Despite their apparent lack of fecundity
within their own people, the MacThoy have left a glittering legacy of offspring
throughout the world.
It could be due to their frequent travels that
we find relatives of the MacThoy in far lands. Though some would argue
that it was due to their being chased that led to the wide dispersal of clan
seed. Herein is contained some of the more prolific, or interesting of the
descendents.--ed
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A,
B,
C, D, E, F, G, H, I,
J, K, L, M, N, O, P,
Q, R, S, T, U, V,
W, X, Y, Z
Alabaster
Van Gelt--1861
A.D. - 1922 A.D. Playwright
Ah-Pook Catimitius
-- father of Esmerelda
Frobbish Flatbottom
Anlaf, The Mischief Maker--953 A.D. - 1002 A.D. Clan Laird
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In 976 A.D., he
established contact with the Vikings
and bartered extensively with them for many
years. He absconded with the sacred drinking Horn
of Odin.
The Calamitatum
describes him as a pirate.
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He was the grandfather of Kilsa the
Off-Key who single-handedly thwarted a Viking invasion.
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Aphra Behn--
1640-1689- Playwright
Artemisia--
? - 355 B.C. Queen of Halicarnassus
She had a great reputation as a sea
captain and advised Xerxes against his
attack on Salamis where he was
ultimately defeated.
She
sided with the Persians in a sea battle against the
Greeks. The Persians ended up in full
route. She found herself stuck between the
Greek ships and one of the Persians.
She rammed the Persian ship sinking it. The
Greeks, thinking that she was one of theirs broke off
the attack, enabling Artemsia to
escape.
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Arthorgrim
the Scintillating-- Original
owner of the Enchanted Cod Piece, founder of the Clerics
of Luv.
Attlia Von
Cribdeath -- June
25, 1968 - May 30, 1993 Master of Revels, Stickball Champ
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Awwh-Noia
MacThoy--1654?
A.D. -1700 A.D.-- Proprietress of the Dirty Ewe, a tavern.
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