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Momma's Crown
The True, Phenomenal and Occasionally Comical Stories of the Queens Who Made Rita Ann
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Dr. Paul T. Winfield
We are all survivors. To listen to this book you had to survive pregnancy, infancy, and at least some childhood. But also so did your mother, her mother, on and on, all the way back to the first mother, the first star seed of humanity. As we are the products of those who survived, we are all also great because we all go back to people who survived incredible times.
This book is based on the author’s genealogy specifically, but there is definitely something special in everyone’s bloodline. I hope this book encourages you to dig into yours. This work grows out of a son’s love for his mother, and the revelation that she was always the Queen. After careful genealogical study, the truth has been confirmed: Queen Rita Ann is the direct documented descendant of Eve, the first mother, the first Queen. The women you will meet in these pages were found in the living record of a family tree—36 queens, prophets, and warriors whose blood moves through one remarkable lineage. Genealogy teaches us that greatness is not a rare accident of history. It is our inheritance.
Selected Queens: Eve, daughter of God; Andromeda of Ethiopia; Nuraita, Wife of Noah; Ijaseka Bat Nestag; Miriam bint Imram; Ruth bat Eglon of Moab; Ahinoam bat Ahimaaz; Pebatjma of Kush; Amenirdis I; Jerusha bat Zadok; Alma the Prophetess; Julia Antonia Caesaria; Caecilia Pilia; Aurelia Cotta de Rome; Faustina the Elder; Flavia Julia Helena; Antonia Gordiana; Brynhild d'Asgaard; Ereleuva of the Ostrogoths; Theodora Balthes; Maurianne Severa; Empress Eutropia Augusta; Hildegard of Vinzgau; Rodelinde von Bayern; Ermengarde de Tours; Sainte Aye de Lommois; Aibnat Qutlugh; Aseda Ragnvaldsdatter; Eudoxia Ingerina; Katranide II of Armenia; Nest Ferch Cadell; Angharad ferch Maredydd; Matilda of Flanders; Rogneda of Polotsk; Tangwystl ferch Owain; & Ermengarde de Beaumon.
The links are not broken. They flow into a legacy that continues to expand.
©2026 Dr. Paul T. Winfield (P)2026 Dr. Paul T. Winfield