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[25231] Marjorie as mother of Alexander de Dunbar is from an unverified posting in OneWorldTree on Ancestry.com. See http://deborahmacgillivray.co.uk/scotlandhistory_majorie.htm for discussion of her role in Scottish history - and see "A Restless Knight", Deborah MacGillivray (Zebra Books, 2006), p. 159 for a fictional account of Marjorie and her husband. Cf. http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SCOTTISH%20NOBILITY.htm.
Findagrave.com offers Mildred's obituary: "Mildred Dugan Murchison, 87, died at her daughter's home, Thursday, August 23, 2012, after a long illness. Born in Rockland, December 24, 1924, she was the daughter of Ernest H. and Lottie F. Demmons Grover. She attended Rockland schools. She began working at an early age in area seafood processing plants. In 1946 she married John O. Dugan. The couple made their home in Rockland where their five children were born. Mr. Dugan died March 27, 1960. In the early 1960s, she began working as a seamstress at Atlantic Sportswear in Rockland, where she worked several years as lead seamstress, supporting her family. In 1967, Mildred married Arthur Murchison of Lincoln. Mildred moved with her children to her husband's home in Lincoln, where they resided two years. Upon the closing of the Eastern Fine Paper Mill where Mr. Murchison worked, the Murchison family moved with their children to Montclair, California. Mr. Murchison died in 1981. Mildred remained in California, where she worked as a Property Manager, until moving back to Maine in 2000. She lived at the Knox Hotel Apartments in Thomaston, until moving to her daughter's home in March of this year. Her family and friends were Mildred's greatest joy. She loved going with them anywhere and anytime they went anywhere. She was a consummate shopper, but was ardently passionate at finding the best deal and never was shy to ask a merchant if that was the best price. For many years, she enjoyed making decorative pillows which she sold at swap meets and craft fairs. Mildred always took comfort and pleasure in caring for others, and when she worked as a property manger in California, often hosted what she called 'Happy Hours,' for less fortunate residents. Mildred will be lovingly remembered by her daughter, Cheryl Dugan and her companion David Higley of Appleton; four sons, John O. Dugan and his wife Melody of Warren, Ernie 'Bub' Dugan, Henry Dugan and his companion Marji Feldpausch all of Owls Head, Stephen Dugan and his wife Mary Kay of California; her sister Betty Goodwin and her husband William of Norwich, Connecticut; 10 grandchildren, Lisa Ann George, John O. Dugan, Jr., Jennifer Dugan, Angie Dugan, Lincoln Whitney and Carrin, Arthur Whitney, Melissa Maxwell and Matthew, Stephen Dugan, Sean Dugan, Jeremy Lee Taylor-Farley; 22 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild, Bentley Whitney.
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Ancestry.com offers: "Grove Name Meaning - English: topographic name for someone who lived by a grove or thicket, Middle English grove, Old English graf. English (Huguenot): Americanized spelling of the French surname Le Grou(x) or Le Greux (see Groulx). North German form of Grob. North German: habitational name from any of several places named Grove or Groven in Schleswig-Holstein, which derive their name from Middle Low Germany grove 'ditch', 'channel'. In some cases the name is a Dutch or Low German form of Grube. Altered form of German Graf."
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http://www.thepeerage.com/p10151.htm reports: "He married, firstly, Dorothea de Vere, daughter of Sir George de Vere and Margaret Stafford, before 1520. He married, secondly, Elizabeth Musgrave, daughter of Sir Edward Musgrave, on 20 July 1526. He married, thirdly, Catherine Parr, daughter of Sir Thomas Parr and Maud Green, in 1533."
http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/JohnNeville(3BLatimer).htm offers:
"Born 17 Nov 1493, first son of Richard Neville, 2nd Lord Latimer, by Anne, dau. and heiress of Sir Humphrey Stafford of Grafton, Worcsester and Blatherwyk, Northants. Married first, by 1520, Dorothy (d. 7 Feb 1527), dau. of Sir George Vere, sister of John, 14th Earl of Oxford, by whom he had at least one son and one dau.; second, lic. 20 Jun 1528, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Edward Musgrave of Hartley, Westmoreland and Edenhall, Cumb.; (3) 1533, Catherine, dau. of Sir Thomas Parr of Kendal, Westmoreland, widow of Sir Edward Borough. Kntd. 14 Oct 1513; succeeded family title as 3rd Lord Latimer Dec 1530. J.p. Yorks. (N. Riding) 1528-39, (liberty of Ripon) 1538, (W. Riding) 1538-41, (E. Riding) 1538-41; commr. to inquire into all misdeeds, Yorks. 1536, musters 1539; steward, Ripon in 1536, Galtres forest May 1542; member, council in the north Jun 1530.
"John Neville was a descendant of Ralph, 1st Earl of Westmorland, by his second wife Joan Beaufort, the daughter of John of Gaunt: thus he was not only a distant kinsman of Henry VIII but he was also connected by blood and marriage with many noble families. His immediate forbears had been protagonists in the feuding which preceded the Wars of the Roses and in 1469 his grandfather had fallen in the cause of Henry VI at Edgecote. The fortunes of this branch of the Nevilles were rescued after that disaster by a sympathetic relative, Cardinal Bourchier, who procured the wardship of the 2nd Lord Latimer and preserved his inheritance. Latimer grew up to become a figure of importance in the north.
"The first glimpse of his son John Neville is of a 20 year-old warrior accompanying Henry VIII to northern France in 1513 and being knighted after the taking of Tournai. By 1522 he was recognized as a spokesman for his father by the northern magnates and the heads of monastic houses, but it was not until six years later that he was first named to the Yorkshire bench for his native Riding. His return to the Parliament of 1529 as one of the knights for Yorkshire was a further step in his progress, even if he owed it to his father: the representation of the county was something of a family affair, Neville's fellow-knight being his cousin Sir Marmaduke Constable, over whom he took precedence probably by reason of his noble lineage. He was not to be a Member of the Commons for long: his father died either a few days before the close of the first session or immediately after it and thenceforth he was to sit in the Lords. The resulting vacancy was not filled until three years later, when his kinsman and namesake of Chevet was chosen in his place.
"In 1530 the new Lord Latimer was appointed to the council in the north and signed the letter sent to Clement VII in favour of the King's divorce. The opening of the second session of the Parliament saw him take his place in the Lords: the loss of the Journal of that House for all but one of the sessions obscures his attendance save at the sixth, when he was regularly present, but his two letters of 1534 and 1536 to Cromwell asking for leave of absence show that he journeyed to Westminster for the prorogations and in 1532 he used his attendance in Parliament to sue out livery of his inheritance.
"Lord Latimer, had a daughter named Margaret, betrothed in Oct of 1534 to Ralph, son of Sir Francis Bigod. The contract provided that 'Ralf or other son of Sir Francis should marry Margaret or other daughter of Lord Latimer'.
"Business in Worcestershire kept Latimer from the opening of the Parliament of 1536; he reappeared there soon afterwards but although this was a brief Parliament he evidently quitted it early as for the last week his name lacks the p which would have signified his presence. He may have returned to Worcestershire to complete his business there, but by the time the Pilgrimage of Grace began in the autumn he was back in Yorkshire. As the leading figure in Mashamshire, one of the centres of the revolt, he was urged to spare no effort to prevent it from spreading, but his house at Snape was not strong enough to be held and he could not rely on the support of his neighbours. By 16 Oct he was reported with his brother-in-law Sir Christopher Danby to have been taken captive, and his behaviour at the conference at York and later at Doncaster, where he put the Pilgrims case to Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, prompted the suspicion that he secretly sympathized with his ostensible captors. Norfolk did not share this view and recommended Latimer's retention on the council in the north, but others were not so sure and Latimer was to spend the following year enlisting the aid of friends to clear his name. Cromwell still harboured doubts even after Sir Francis Bigod's insurrection of Jan 1537 in Yorkshire had given Latimer the chance to prove his loyalty by decisive action, and he cultivated the minister with an annuity of 20 nobles and perhaps by surrendering to him the Latimer house in London: he followed this up in 1538 by selling one Buckinghamshire manor to Cromwell's friend John Gostwick and another to Cromwell himself, although these sales were also designed to pay for lands at Nun Monkton and elsewhere in Yorkshire which he bought about the same time.
"Latimer attended the Parliament of 1539 nearly every day, but he did absent himself on 19 May 1539, when the attainder of Thomas, Lord Darcy, for complicity in the Pilgrimage was made final, and during the final session a year later he missed the last week of May. The deterioration of relations with Scotland and the troubled state of the borders soon demanded his presence in the north, but he was able to attend the first session of the Parliament of 1542. By the summer he was back in the north fighting the Scots and advising the Earl of Rutland on the conduct of the campaign. He prepared for the hazards of war by making a will on 12 Sep 1542 in which he provided for his wife, family and servants, but he was not to die in the field. When the second session of the Parliament opened in the following Jan he did not make an appearance in the Lords, but he must have journeyed to London to attend the session for it was there that he died on 2 Mar 1543 and in St. Paul's that he was buried. He was succeeded in the barony by his son John, then aged 23 years. His widow, Catherine Parr, was sought in marriage by Sir Thomas Seymour but in the following Jul she became the sixth wife of the King and only after his death did she marry Seymour.
[39240] Usually called Ethel, she is daughter of Samuel Robinson (1816-1892) & Mary E. Pray (1833-1902; m. about 1853 in Gouldsboro, Hancock Co., ME).
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[26509] The General Society of Mayflower Descendants published six generations from Pilgrim Thomas Rogers through Mary: Silver Book Vol 19, Part 3 (2023, Pedggy M. Baker, Compiler).
[56041] Eleanor is daughter of Ralph H. Saunders (1892-1970) & Myra Bertha Fogg (1879-1966).
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[27432] http://www.thepeerage.com/p15421.htm reports that Nicholas had a son, John, b. ca. 1666, d. in May 1729.
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[37893] This person is from the unverified Smolka Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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This line is not verified - it is as proposed in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007. Michael Tepper's book listing immigrants states she emigrated in 1623.
A file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers:
Sarah Tracy, eldest child of Stephen Tracy & Triphosa Lee, was b. in or just before Jan 1622/3 most likely in England while her parents were preparing to sail to Plymouth, Mass. on the "Ann." Sarah died testate before Oct. 6, 1708, the date her estate inventory was taken. She is purportedly interred at "Mayflower Cemetery" at Duxbury, Mass., but she may alternately be interred at the "Myles Standish Burying Ground," formerly known as the South or Chestnut Street Cemetery at Duxbury.In Nov. 1638, Sarah m. George Partridge of Duxbury, Mass., a tailor by trade. Their marriage is of record in the Plymouth Colony Court Orders, but the specific day in November 1638 is missing (some claim it was the 16th). George Partridge's parentage and date of birth remain unknown. He d. testate at Duxbury, Mass. prior to Oct. 10, 1695, the date his estate inventory was taken. He has no proven relationship to Rev. Ralph Partridge, the first pastor of the Duxbury Church, who from 1636 to 1658 co-existed at Duxbury with George. The widow Sarah (Tracy) Partridge's will was written on Nov. 28, 1702 and probated Oct. 6, 1708 (Plymouth, Mass. Prob. Recs, 2:131-2), an abstract of which follows: I bequeath to my eight daughters, Sarah Allien [Allen], Triphosa West, Elizabeth Allien [Allen], Ruth Thatcher, Mary Scif [Skiff], Rebeckah Fisher, Lidia Bruister [Brewster], Mercy Coburn [Colburn], all my linen great & small and woolen wearing clothes to be equally divided between them all, three of my daughters before named being deceased [i.e., Tryphosa, Mary & Rebecca] my meaning is that their children should have their mother's part & that equally divided amongst them. All my money which I die possessed of or which is owing to me should be equally divided amongst my ten children, it understood that the children of those that are deceased should have their mothers' part. Son John to have my great bible as a gift of his father after my decease. Ye sheep at ye vineyard [Martha's Vineyard] are my son [in-law] James Allein's by bargain. My son James Partridge to be executor. My son [in-law] Bruister & my son John Partridge to be Overseers.Sarah Tracy and George Partridge had the following ten known children, likely b. at Duxbury, Mass. But there is no specific date of record, as most were born prior to the Plymouth Court requiring vital records be kept by each town in the Plymouth Colony (1653). To prevent immediate arguments the order shown follows that of Anderson in his Great Migration Begins (the GMB) sketch of George Partridge (Vol. 7:372-381), which does not follow the order in which the daus. are listed in their mother's will (assuming Sarah listed them in descending age order). However, the GMB birth dates seem illogical, suggesting four of the daus. were betw. two-six years older than their husbands contrary to the nature of things in that era. Other assumed dates contradict the longstanding GMB use of 22 as the average age a female married. The memorialist's research of his own ancestral New England kin indicates girls-women were closer to 18-19 years old at marriage, were normally several to many years younger than their husband, and the eldest child was rarely b. more than 10-11 months after the wedding night: i. Sarah Partridge, b. circa 1639, d. Oct. 30, 1717 prob. at Bridgewater, Mass.; m. by early 1660 (eldest child b. Dec. 4, 1660) Dea. Samuel Allen, Jr., s. of Samuel Allen & Ann Whitmore, b. Nov. 10, 1632 at Braintree, Mass. and d. circa 1703, prob. at Bridgewater, Mass. Ten children of record at Bridgewater. ii. Tryphosa (q.v., Triphosa) Partridge, b. circa 1641 (eldest child b. Dec. 13, 1669), d. Nov. 5, 1701 at Duxbury; m. Dec. 16, 1668 at Duxbury, Samuel West, s. Francis West & Margery Reeves, b. of record at Duxbury on Nov. 28, 1643 [indicating per the GMB he was 2 years younger than his wife] and d. there on May 8, 1689. Seven children of the family. iii. Elizabeth Partridge, b. circa 1644 [the GMB uses 1643, but her g.s. says 1643-4], d. Aug. 8, 1722 at Tisbury, Mass., AGE 79 (g.s.); m. by 1662 (eldest child b. Aug. 14, 1663) James Allen, brother of her sister Sarah's husband, b. circa 1637 at Braintree, Mass. and d. at Tisbury, Mass. on July 25, 1714, AGE 78 (g.s.). Twelve children of the family. iv. Ruth Partridge, b. circa 1645 (eldest child b. Oct 9, 1670), d. Oct. 30, 1717 at Lebanon, Conn.; m. Jan. 5, 1669/70 at Duxbury, Rev. Rhodolphus Thacher, s. Rev. Thomas Thacher & Elizabeth Partridge, b. Jan. 1, 1646/7 at Weymouth, Mass. [indicating per the GMB he was two years younger than his wife] & d. at Preston, Conn. on July 6, 1733, AGE 87. Nine children of the family. v. Mary Partridge, b. circa 1647, d. before Nov. 28, 1702 (date of her mother's will); m. circa 1678 as his 1st wife, Dea. Nathaniel Skiff, s. of James Skiff & Margaret Reeves, b. Mar 20, 1644/5 at Sandwich, Mass. & d. Apr. 24, 1723 at Windham, Conn., AGE 79 (g.s.). He m. 2) Ruth West, dau. of Francis West & Margery Reeves, b. circa 1651 at Duxbury and d. Dec. 31, 1741 at Windham, Conn., AGE 91 (g.s.). Mary Partridge purportedly had seven children by her husband prob. at Tisbury, Mass., but confirmation of who they were is hindered by the lack of vital records at Tisbury prior to 1700. vi. Rebecca Partridge, b. circa 1649, d. Aug. 15, 1694 at Dedham, Mass.; m. of record on Nov. 27, 1678 at Dedham, Mass. as his 1st wife, Vigilence Fisher, s. Lieut. Joshua Fisher & Lydia Oliver, b. of record at Dedham on Nov. 21, 1654 [indicating per the GMB he was 5 years younger than his wife]. He m. 2) on June 14, 1696 at Dorchester, Mass. the wid. Hannah Lyon, who survived him. He d. intestate at Dedham on Apr. 10, 1713. Six children of record at Dedham by Rebecca Partridge. vii. Lydia Partridge, b. circa 1651, d. Feb. 2, 1742/3 at Duxbury, Mass.; m. Jan. 2, 1672/3 at Duxbury, Dea. William Brewster, s. of Love Brewster & Sarah Collier, b. circa 1646 & d. Nov. 3, 1723 at Duxbury. Seven children of record. viii. Mercy Partridge, b. circa 1653, d. Sept. 20, 1726 at Wrentham, Mass.; m. Mar 12, 1682/3 at Duxbury, Samuel Colburn, s. of Nathaniel Colburn & Priscilla Clark, b. of record at Dedham, Mass. on Jan. 25, 1654/5 [indicating per the GMB he was two years younger than his wife] & d. at Dedham on May 18, 1694. She m. 2) at Dedham on Mar. 27, 1702 as his 2nd wife, Cornelius Fisher, Jr., s. of Cornelius Fisher & Leah Heaton, b. of record at Dedham, Mass. on Feb. 8, 1658/9 [indicating per the GMB he was 6 years younger than Mercy], who d. at Wrentham, Mass. on Jan. 6, 1742/3, AGE 84. Two children are recorded at Wrentham to "Cornelius & Mercy", the second b. on Oct. 27, 1710 when, according to the GMB, Mercy (Partridge)(Colburn) Fisher was 57 years old. ix. John Partridge, b. Nov. 29, 1658 [GMB says perhaps 1655, his g.s. says 1658], d. Apr. 5, 1731 at Duxbury, AGE 73 (g.s.); m. 1) Dec. 24, 1684 at Duxbury, Hannah Seabury, dau. of Dr. Samuel Seabury, Sr. & Patience Kemp, b. July 7, 1668 at Duxbury & d. there before May 1700; m. 2) May 23, 1700 at Duxbury, Mary Brewster, wid. of Wrestling Brewster. She d. at Kingston, Mass. on Nov. 12, 1742, AGE 81 (g.s.). Five children by first wife Hannah and two by second wife Mary. x. James Partridge, b. circa 1660 [1657 per GMB], d. at Duxbury on Jan. 20, 1743/4 (g.s., but no age stated); m. Apr. 24, 1712 at Duxbury, Mary Stetson, dau. of Capt. Benjamin Stetson & Bethiah Hawke, b. of record on Apr. 21, 1678 at Scituate, Mass., who d. at Duxbury on Sept. 27, 1727, AGE 50 (g.s.). Mary was the gr.dau. of Cornet Robert Stetson of Scituate, Mass. They have no recorded children.Obviously, there are multiple problems with the GMB basis of when the children were b. But, if found, gravestones with stated ages at death would materially aid in determining when the Partridge children were really born.