When I first saw this name in my line of ancestry I thought of the TV series, The Last Kingdom with the opening line "I am Uhtred, son of Uhtred." Now of course that was a fictional series loosely based on events of that same era... and this Uchtred/Uhtred is not the person depicted in the TV series... but none the less, in my geeky mind it is still rather cool to be able to say, "I am Lori, 29th Great Grand-daughter of Uchtred", and know it to be true.
Uchtred "the Bold", Earl of Northumbria is your 29th great grandfather.
You →
Rodney Donald McKay (your father) →
Corinne Verna McKay (Smith) (his mother) →
William Daniel Smith (her father) →
Reverend Phylander Legee Smith (his father) →
Reverend Daniel L. Smith (his father) →
Eleanor Smith (nee: Palmer) (his mother) →
Isaac Palmer (her father) →
Abraham Palmer (his father) →
Rachel Palmer (Fowler) (his mother) →
Jeremiah Fowler (her father) →
Henry Fowler (his father) →
Henry Fowler (his father) →
Henry the Elder Fowler, of Hambleton (his father) →
Thomas of Hambleton Fowler (his father) →
Anthony Fowler (his father) →
Sir Richard Fowler, Kt. (his father) →
Sir Richard Fowler, Kt. (his father) →
Cecelia Fowler (Englefield) (his mother) →
Joane Englefield (de Clerke), Heiress (her mother) →
Katherine Rycote (her mother) →
Elizabeth Rycote (Gernon) (her mother) →
Isabel Gernon (Bigod) (her mother) →
Sir John Bigod, of Settrington (her father) →
Joan de Stuteville, heiress of Cottingham (his mother) →
Devorguilla of Galloway (her mother) →
Lochlann (Roland) mac Uchtred, Lord of Galloway, Constable of Scotland (her father) →
Gunhild, of Allerdale (his mother) →
Waltheof of Allerdale (her father) →
Gospatric, Earl of Dunbar (his father) →
Ealdgyth, of Northumbria (his mother) →
Uchtred "the Bold", Earl of Northumbria (her father)