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| | |_Marguerite VON SEHERR-THOSS __|_Olga Strachwitz von Gross Zauche und CAMMINETZ _
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|_Géraldine Margit Virginia Olga Mária Apponyi DE NAGYAPPONY _|
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See "Thomas Gardner, Planter of Cape Anne." Web site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kenzie/GenGardner.htm in 2003 reports: Thomas married (1) DEMARIS SHATTUCK. He married (2) MARGARET FRIER, daughter of FRANCIS FRIER. Thomas Gardner, 1591-1674, was Governor of Cape Ann Colony, 1623, Deputy, 1637 - Daggett & Skiffe & Butler History of Martha's Vineyard, Vol.3. Thomas Gardner and John Tilley were the chief rulers of the Cape Ann Colony during the time which preceded the appointment of Roger Conant as Governor. [Source: Thomas Gardner Planter and Some of His Descendants, compiled and arranged by Frank A Gardner, MD, 1731, Essex Institute, Salem, MA.] Thomas Gardner married twice. We know this from the fact that in his will he mentions his wife as the mother-widow of his sons. The Margaret Gardner, who united with the first Church in 1639, is supposed to have been his wife. Various writers, including Rev. Joseph B. It, have stated that her maiden name was Fryer (or Frier), but the writer has thus far failed to find the authority for this statement. Rev. Charles Henry Pope, in his "Pioneers of Massachusetts" suggests that the Margaret who united with the Salem Church in 1639, may have been the wife of Edmund Gardner of Ipswich. While Edmund's wife may have been named Margaret, it seems improbable that she was the one above mentioned as uniting with the Salem church, for the following reasons: Edmund is mentioned in the Ipswich Town Records as early as 1635, and very frequently thereafter. The Ipswich church was organized in 1634 and the wife of a man so prominent in local affairs would, in all probability, have united with the "home church." His second wife was Damaris Shattuck, a widow, who was admitted to the church in Salem in 1641. She had several children by her first husband, one of whom, Sarah, married Richard Gardner son of Thomas. She, like most of her Shattuck relations, evidently favored the Friends, as she was called into court many times for being "present at a Quaker meeting," and for absence from her own church. In the 9th Mo. 1667, and the 4th Mo. In the year following, "Old Mrs. Gardner was fined 5 shillings for absence from public worship. She had no children by Thomas Gardner. The date of her death is given in the Salem Town Records, as 28, 9, 1674. Thomas Gardner died the 29th 10th Mo. 1674, and was buried in the Gardiner burying ground, a hillock described as lot III. The following extract from a deposition made by William Trask in 1677 is of interest in, this connection: "I never heard that Old Mr. Gardiner did hinder any from burring there dead there butt said att severall funeralls to friends & neighbours doe not burrey your dead by fuch a young tree for I doe defire to be burried there my felfe & accordingly to my knowledge he was buried there himselfe." Thus ended his long and useful life. The writer feels that no eulogy can add to the glory of one who throughout his lifetime was so greatly honored by his fellow pioneers, and filled acceptably so many positions of trust and responsibility. Those were trying times, and Thomas Gardner well earned the high place which he has always held among the Old Planters. [Source: "Early Settlers of Nantucket , Their Associates and Descendants", compiled by Lydia S Hinchman, Pub., Ferris & Leach, 1901] WILLIAM C. FOLGER, in his notes on the Gardner family, makes the following entry: "Farmer, in his Register, says, 'Thomas Gardner came from Scotland;' a Nantucket tradition says he came from Sherborne, in the northern part of the County of Dorset, and that the former name of Nantucket (Sherburne) was given through the influence of his family. There is no question of the fact that they exercised considerable influence over the affairs of the town." There are few natives of Nantucket who do not claim descent from Thomas Gardner. From New England History and Genealogical Register, vol. xxv., pp. 48, 49, we learn that "Thomas Gardiner, the first of the Salem stock, came over in 1624 from Dorsetshire, England, near which the name had flourished for more than three centuries, and settled under the auspices of the Dorchester Company and Rev. John White, with thirteen others at Gloucester, Cape Ann, upon the grant of Lord Sheffield to Robert Cushman and Edward Winslow, made in January of that year. Thomas Gardner, the common ancestor of the Salem-Nantucket Gardners, was born about 1592. He sailed from Weymouth and received an appointment from the Dorchester Company. He came to America in 1624 From Dorchester, England, landing at Stage Point in what is now Gloucester Harbor. Initially settling at Gloucester on Cape Ann, he was an overseer of a plantation. In 1626, the Dorchester Company moved from Cape Ann to the mouth of the Naumkeag River (Salem?). The Massachusetts Bay Colony admitted him as a freeman March 17, 1637. He died in Salem on Oct. 29, 1674. He was a prosperous merchant, a member of the General Court in 1637 an a holder of many town offices. he married twice, first to Margaret, the mother of all his children, and second to a Mrs. Damaris Shattuck. His son married a Shattuck likely the daughter of this woman. His name is listed in the register of the Society of colonial Wars, Connecticut Register. ("Thomas Gardner and Some of his Descendants" by Frank A. Gordon, MD., 1907: Ancestral Records and Portraits, Colonial Dames of America, Chapter 1, page 71). According to "Passengers and Ships", a Thomas Gardner sailed on the Zouch Phenix with his wife (name not given in 1624. Also sailing on that ship were George Gardner (his son?), Richard Gardner, and Joseph Gardner. DEMARIS SHATTUCK: [Source: "Memorials of the Descendants of William Shattuck, the Progentor of the Families in America that have Borne His Name," by Lemuel Shattuck, Pub. Boston: Printed by Dutton and Wentworth, 1855.] Damaris Shattuck, then a widow, was admitted to the church in Salem in 1641. At what time she came from England, whether before or after the death of her first husband, and what his christian name was, are unknown. She afterwards became the 2nd wife of Capt. Thomas Gardner, a distinguished merchant and citizen of Salem. She d. in that town, Nov.28, 2674. Capt Gardner d. Sept. 4, 1677, leaving a will, dated Dec. 7, 1668, in which he men-tions his wife, Damaris, six sons-Thomas, George, John, Samuel, Joseph, and Richard; and daughters, Sarah Balch, Seeth Grafton, and Miriam Hall, all by his first wife, Margarct Frier. Two of his sons m. daughters of their stepmother. Damaris had by Mr. Shattuck several children, all probably born in England. MARGARET FRIER: [Source: "Coffin Family Newsletter," Vol. XIII, No.3, Aug. 1997, Whole No. 51, A Father for Margaret Frier, wife of Thomas Gardner.] Subscriber Cece Bibby sent us a photocopy of a page from "Batchelor Family Correspondence", that was a letter from Edgar Batchelor. Dated August 2, 1978. Edgar wrote the following: "I believe I have found the Margaret Frier who married Thomas Gardner. She was baptized 25 Jan 1589, daughter of Francis Frier, in Ixsworth parish, Suffolk England." The record was located at the Society of Genealogists in London.
http://www.pcez.com/~bigshoe/du/Stub/coffin.html states: "The LDS Ancestral File lists Thomas Gardner as the son of Sir Thomas Gardner (ABT 1565-1635) and Elizabeth White (ABT 1581-1648). This is unlikely, since Elizabeth would have been age 9 or 10 when she bore Thomas. Others have Elizabbeth White being born in 1564 and her mother born in 1652, which would make her mother 11 or 12 at Elizabeth's birth as well as having Elizabeth wait until age 26 to get married, then bear children throughout her fifties. I think this is another case of genealogists trying to squeeze a knight into the line, then using a hammer to make him fit. Perhaps our Thomas is a cousin or nephew of the noble knight, but until I see convincing evidence, I will not venture beyond that."
Cf. http://www.winthropsociety.org/settlers/g-data.htm and "The History of Salem, Massachusetts," Sidney Perley (Salem, MA), Vol. 1, p. 68 (which lists his children).
[18698] Elizabeth is daughter of James Gifford of Sheriffhall. James became insane, and the King appointed Elizabeth's brother, James Gifford to administer his affairs and to be in charge of Dalkeith Castle. See "A History of the House of Douglas...", Herbert Maxwell (London: Freemantle & Co., 1902), p. 237.
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_Vernon Francis MYERS ___|_Sadie Catherine BUKER _
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[14250] http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/RUSSELL.htm (not verified) states Jane is daughter of Robert Peverell.
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_Burleigh Morton SNOWMAN _|_Ella F. HUTCHINS _____
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[13062] http://www.britannia.com/bios/lords/rivers2aw.html offers: "Anthony Woodville, Earl Rivers (1440-1483) - Born: 1440 probably at Grafton Regis, Northants, Earl Rivers, Died: 25th June 1483 at Pontefract Castle, Yorks West Riding. Anthony, son of Richard Woodville, the 1st Earl Rivers, and Jacquetta, Duchess of Bedford, was the brother of Edward IV's Queen. He first appears on record, in 1460, as fighting on the Lancastrian side during the War of the Roses, but transferred his allegiance and, after his sister's marriage, was loaded with wealth and honours by the Yorkist King. He was a curious product of that bloodstained age, for not only was he a considerable scholar and author, the earliest patron of Caxton and the translator of the first book printed in England, but also, in the last twelve years of his life, a devotee and an ascetic. He was incessantly going upon pilgrimages, and throwing up secular offices to do so, and, after his execution, a hair shirt was found next to his skin. On the death of Edward IV, he was at Ludlow with his nephew, Edward V, and, at once, started for London, intending to confront and probably to overthrow Richard of Gloucester who had become Protector; but that astute Royal Prince was too quick for his rival and, after an apparently friendly meeting, arrested the Earl and sent him to be beheaded at Pontefract in June 1483. {Edited from Emery Walker's "Historical Portraits" (1909).}"