Mary was age 89 at her death. She was of Native American blood. She m. (2) 6 May 1746 Ebenezer Hall, r. Matinicus Island; she m. (3) Chipman Cobb, father of her son-in-law, ID1076.
Ebenezer Hall was massacred by Native Americans in 1757, and the island history continues "his wife and children carried off after he persisted in burning over the nearby Green Islands to improve the hay, despite several formal protests by Indians who collected birds' eggs and grass on these islands." Apparently he took over an island claimed by the Native Americans, and then killed two of them who attempted to land there. Perhaps Mary was spared because she was of Native American blood. After her husband was shot in the head, Mary opened the door of their fortified house and asked for quarter; the Native Americans thereupon rifled the house and burned it. They then took her with her children, Sarah Green, Peter Hall, Phebe Hall and Tabitha Hall (an infant), and Benjamin Morgrage. Her son Joseph Green escaped capture, used a canoe to reach a passing schooner whose crew came ashore and buried Ebenezer Hall, and then took Joseph to Falmouth, ME where he remaining brothers and sisters resided. The Native Americans were apparently irritated by the cries of the younger children and separated them from Mary; she never saw the four children again, nor Benjamin Morgrage. They may have been sold into French homes and raised in Quebec.
Mary was marched from the Maine coast to Quebec City. A fellow prisoner, Capt. Andrew Watkins, ransomed her for 213 Livr, 15 sols - this enabled her to leave on a ship for England, where she took the next ship for New York, thence to Boston, then by foot to Falmouth. Mary arrived at the home of her daughter, Hannah Cobb, in September, 1758, after an absence of fifteen months. She at once sent in the names of her four children and of Benjamin Morgrage to the secretary's office and appears to have spent the rest of her days trying to locate them or discover their fates. In 1760, on petition of Mary and of Jane, widow of Andrew Watkins, the MA General Court reimbursed Jane for Mary's ransom.
Ebenezer Hall was probably born by 1710 when his father moved to Maine; r. first at Back Cove, then in 1737 at Small Point, and in 1744 was at Pemaquid - propably as a seaman and fisherman. His first wife was Hannah ____ and they had at least: Mary (15 Apr 1730, m. Elijah Moody), Susannah (11 Aug 1732, m. 1760 William Proctor), Ebenezer (bapt. 1734, m. Susannah Young) and Hannah (m. 20 Apr 1766 Peltiah Allen, r. Windham, ME). His first wife died one day after young Hannah's birth. and Ebenezer employed Mary (Bloom) Green to care for the child - they married (published 9 May 1746 at Georgetown) and in 1749-50 moved to Matinicus Island where he was killed 10 June 1757.
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[29714] This line is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2011 which states John m. in 1694 in Agedowey, Ireland Elizabeth _____ (b. 1670, d. 1 July 1730 in Worcester Co., MA).
[1289] Solomon is first recorded in Duxbury, Mass. in 1637 and in May, 1638 was promised lands on Duxburrow side. This was probably the usual recompense to a servant; since normal service was 7 years, we surmise that Solomon probably arrived in Plymouth ca. 1631. In Feb. 1639 he received a grant of 25 acres. In 1645 he received a share of land in what later became Bridgewater to which he moved soon after 1649. He died in Bridgewater by 1 May 1671 when his son, Solomon, confirmed that his deceased father, Solomon Leonard, had given land to "my brother John Leonard." "New England Marriages Prior to 1700," by Torrey, gives his marriage to Sarah Chandler as ca. 1640 at Duxbury, Plymouth Co., Mass. A correspondent states "I have that Solomon's father's name was Samuel" but does not have a source. Solomon also had Samuel, John, Jacob, Mary and Isaac per Savage, Gen. Dict., Vol. 3, p. 80. Philip R. Leonard (RR 1 - Box 213, Penobscot, ME 14476) stated in June, 1997 via Internet [pleonard@media2.hypernet.com] that a Malcolm White had provided his family with a genealogy which give Solomon Leonard as born in Monmouthshire and a dissenter who went to Leyden, The Netherlands early in his life and who came to America in 1629-30, settling near Blue Fish Rock, Duxbury, MA. He states Solomon moved with wife Mary to West Bridgewater in 1656 He reports that "History Highlight: Bridgewater, MA", p. 262, states the ancestors of Benjamin F. Ellis came to Bridgewater "...as share cropper tenants of the Leonards, one of the original Proprietors." "Mayflower Families through Five Generations" (Plymouth, MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants - Vol. II" (Plymouth, MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1978), pp. 10, states his surname may be Lenner or Leonardson. NEHGR 94:241 lists Solomon as an original proprietor of Bridgewater, MA.
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[31828] He may be the Max Rayannic listed as head of household in the 1940 federal census in Auburn Township, Susquehanna Co., PA: Max (age 59, farmer, b. in Austria), Algo (Olga?)(56, b. in Austria), children (each b. in PA) at home: Steven (24), Walter (17) and Annie (13).
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[14785] Abel m. 11 Jan 1762 Sarah Allyn (b. ca. 1737).
[8560] Edna is daughter of Tobias Swasick and ________ Montgomery.
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[8118] Betty m. (1) in CA Lee Haguewood and had Rodney Haguewood (July 19, 1942) and Sharon Haguewood (May 19, 1944). Betty m. (2) ______ Allen and had Paul Allen (June 15, 1947), Andrew Allen (June 15, 1950) and Christine Allen (Feb. 6, 1952). Betty now surnamed Jolly r. (1984) at 5737 Windfern, Houston, TX.
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[5314] Dafyyd swore allegiance for Gwynedd to the King of England in 1177. As the king's brother-in-law his position was secure, although threatened by his kinsmen. Emma brought him as dowry the valuable manor of Ellesmere in Shropshire, to which he retired in 1194 following his defeat by his nephew, Llywelyn ap Iorworth near the estuary of the River Conwy.