Finding out I may possibly have a direct descent from Mohammed.
Genealogy is weirding me out, man.
Starting with my 8th Great-Grandfather:
1-François Joseph Savoie and Catherine Lejeune (theory: François Savoie allegedly was a Prince-in-Exile from the House of Savoy, Turin-Italy. No official familial documents have been found to prove François Savoie’s commoner or royal ancestry. This theory is based from his deathbed confession.
2-THEORY: Prince Thomaso Francesco di Savoie of Carignano, allegedly thought to be François Savoie’s father, but so far DNA testing has not confirmed this claim. François Savoie allegedly may be instead Prince of Piedmont Francis Hyacinth Savoie, the eldest son of Thomaso’s brother, head of the House of Savoie kingdom, Duke Victor Amadeus I di Savoie who married Christine Marie de France from the House of Bourbon. Direct descendants from François Joseph Savoie show DNA cross-matching with the House of Bourbon, whose Princesses married these two House of Savoie brothers.
3-Charles Emmanuel I, “the Great” Duke of Savoy, father of Duke Victor Amadeus di Savoie I and Thomaso Francesco di Savoie.
4-Maguerite of France and Duke Emmanuel Philibert Of Savoy
5-Claude of France and Francis 1 of France
6-Anne of Brittany and Louis XII of France
7-Marguerite of Navarre and Duke Francois II Of Brittany
8-Lenor 1 of Navarre and Duke Gaston IV Of Foix-Bigorre
9-Blanche 1 of Navarre and John II Of Aragon
10-Eleanor Of Alburquerque and Ferdinand I Of Aragon
11-Eleanor of Aragon and John 1 of Castille
12-Juana Manuel Of Castile and Henri II of Castille
13-Eleanor Of Guzman and Alfonso XI Of Castile-Leon
14-Constanza of Portugal and Fernando IV Of Castile-Leon
15-Isabella Of Aragon and King Denis Of Portugal
16-Maria, d. 1262, m. Alfonso IX of Castilla
17-Maria, m. Guillen Perez de Guzman
18-Sancha, m. Gonzalo Ruiz II Giron
19-Rodrigo Rodriguez de Lara, b. 1128, m. Garcia de Azagra
20-Sancha, m. 1122 to Rodrigo Gonsalez de Lara (el Franco)
21-Zayda, m. Alfonso VI of Castilla,
22-Mohammad II al-Mutamid, 1040-1095, emir of Sevilla
23-Abbad al-Mutadid, ca. 1010-1069, “Emir of All Spain”
24-Mohammad I abu-l-Khasim, ca. 980-1042, hachib of Sevilla
25-Isma’il ibn Qaris, 952, khadi in Sevilla
26-Kharis ibn Abbad, khadi in Sevilla
27-Isma’il al-Mansur, ca. 901-952, 3. kalif in Egypt
28-Mohammad al-Khaim, ca. 873-946, 2. kalif
29-Obeidallah al-Mahdi, ca. 846-934, 1. Fatimid kalif, Egypt
30-Ahmed ibn Isma’il
31-Mohammad ibn Isma’il
32-Isma’il ibn Gafar
33-Djafar al-Sadikh, ca. 708-765, 6. imam in Iraq
34-Mohammad al-Bakhir, ca. 681-733, 5. imam in Iraq
35-Ali Zain al-Abidin, ca. 653-713, 4. imam in Iraq
36-Al-Husein, ca. 626-680, 3. imam of the Shi’ites, Iraq
37-Ali ibn abu-Talib, 4. kalif (in Iraq) 656-661 and Fatima
38-Muhammad ibn Abdulah (Prophet of Islam) and Kadhija
