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[321] Fred m. Christina _____. In addition to the children named here, Fred and Christina also had John Frederick, Peter, Mary Elizabeth, Margaret, Magdalena, and Barbara per Charles Fisher's records. He and family were members of Row's Lutheran Church at Freeburg, PA. He served in the 5th Co., 7th Battalion of the Lancaster Co. Militia (- Snyder Co. Pioneers, p. 20). For abstract of will and administration, see Publications of the Genealogical Society of PA, Vol. 13, p. 204. Could he be the Frederick Truckenmiller who Berks Co., PA court records show granted in 1801 letters of administration to Louisa Truckenmiller as reported by "Historical and Biographicals Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania, Morton L. Montgomery (Chicago, J. H. Beers & Co., 1909), p. 1527? - if so, is Louisa a second wife? "Early Pennsylvania Births, 1675-1875," Charles A. Fisher, compiler (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co.,, 2009), p.6, lists Fred, Christina, Mary Elizabeth and Margaret Druckenmiller among those who received Holy Communion 27 May 1789 in Row's (Salem) Lutheran Church, Penn Twp., Snyder Co., PA.
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[13817] Donald m. Sept. 2, 1940 at Canton, OH Catherine E. Pfau and had Linda Kay Gotshell (May 28, 1955 - r. in 1979 in Santa Monica, CA).
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[19909] Apparfently she who m. 16 April 1801 at Penobscot, ME to Joseph Smith of Trenton, ME.
[12166] This person is presumed living.
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[15032] Henry Algernon Percy became Earl in 1489. See The Complete Peerage, V.ix:71. He "acquired the sobriquet 'Henry the Magnificent' for his expenditure on entertainment. Helped suppress a rising of Cornishmen at the Battle of Blackheath in 1497. Constable of Knaresborough; Warden of the Marches 1503. Commanded 500 Northumbrian light horse at the Battle of the Spurs against France in 1513. Member of the Council of the North 1522." - http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/PERCY.htm http://www.alnwickcastle.com states:' "Henry, 6th Earl of Northumberland (1527-1537), known as "The Unthrifty", was dogged by misfortune all his life. At an early age he fell in love with Anne Boleyn, but was forced to renounce her by Henry VIII. In 1530 he was ordered by the King to arrest Cardinal Wolsey. The meeting between him and Wolsey is faithfully recorded in Shakespeare's "Henry VIII". When Anne Boleyn's trial took place, the Earl was appointed a member of the Commission to try her - a typical instance of Henry VIII's brutality. He avoided the office on a plea of sickness. In 1536 the dissolution of the monasteries led to the Catholic rising known as the "Pilgrimage of Grace". The Earl, in spite of threats and persuasions, remained loyal and resolutely refused to join it, but his brothers Thomas and Ingelram were leaders in this revolt. Sir Ingelram summoned the gentlemen of the county to a meeting at Alnwick Castle on October 15th, at which all present were required to swear to the articles of the Pilgrimage; in spite of protests, "being enclosed in the Castle of Alnwick, will they or not, sworn they were". Sir Thomas was executed at Tyburn and Sir Ingelram was imprisoned in the Tower, where his name may still be seen inscribed on the wall of the Beauchamp Tower. As the Earl had no son and his brother's family could not succeed owing to their father's attainder for high treason, he left his estates to the Crown, hoping thereby to placate the King and to induce him eventually to restore them to his brother's family. He died in 1537 in dire poverty, encumbered with debt and striken with grief at the ruin of his family. It was twenty years before the restoration of the estates took place. In the meantime Alnwick was occupied by successive Wardens of the Marches, and continued to fill its historic role as the principal centre and base for the defence of the Eastern Marches and for expeditions into Scotland by the eastern route. In 1557 Queen Mary restored the Earldom of Northumberland to the nephew of the 6th Earl, Thomas Percy, son of the Thomas who had perished at Tyburn." [Therefore the descent shown below is not correct.]