_John BARTTELOT _____+
| (.... - 1453)
_Richard BARTTELOT __|_Joan LEWKENOR ______
| (.... - 1482) (1404 - 1482)
_John BARTTELOT _____|
| (.... - 1493) |
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_Richard BARTTELOT __|
| (.... - 1514) |
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|--Edmund BARTTELOT
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_Walter CALTHORPE _____________+
| (1269 - 1324)
_William CALTHORPE ______________|_______________________________
| (1295 - 1360)
_Oliver CALTHORPE ________________|
| (.... - 1399) |
| | _John LOVELL __________________+
| | | (1284 - 1314)
| |_Isabel LOVELL __________________|_Maud BURNELL _________________
| (1310 - ....) (.... - 1341)
_William CALTHORPE __|
| (.... - 1420) |
| | _Edmund BACON _________________+
| | | (.... - 1337)
| | _Robert BACON ___________________|_Joan BEAUMONT ________________
| | | (1319 - ....) (.... - 1332)
| |_Isabel BACON ____________________|
| (.... - 1420) |
| | _Bartholomew DANVILLIERS ______
| | | (.... - 1330)
| |_Isabel DANVILLIERS _____________|_______________________________
| (1323 - ....)
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|--John CALTHORPE
| (.... - 1421)
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| _John DE MAUTEBY ________________|_______________________________
| | (1325 - 1403)
| _John MAUTBY _____________________|
| | (1343 - ....) |
| | | _Adam DE CLIFTON ______________+
| | | | (1306 - 1367)
| | |_Eleanor DE CLIFTON _____________|_Eleanor DE MORTIMER __________
| | (1333 - ....) (1278 - ....)
|_Eleanor MAUTBY _____|
(.... - 1409) |
| _Robert Fitz ROGER ____________+
| | (1247 - 1310) m 1265
| _Robert FitzRobert DE CLAVERING _|_Margery (Margaret) La ZOUCHE _
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|_Isabel (Elizabeth) DE CLAVERING _|
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[26076] His ancestry shown here is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007.
_Pharamond, King of FRANKS _+
| (.... - 0430)
_Clodio(n), King of Salic FRANKS _|_Argotta ___________________
| (0380 - 0450)
_Merovaeus, King of FRANKS __|
| (0411 - 0457) |
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| |_Basina of THURINGIA _____________|____________________________
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_Childeric I, King of Salic FRANKS _|
| (0437 - 0481) |
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| |_Verica, Princess of SWEDEN _|
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|--Clovis I ("the Great"), King of FRANKS
| (0465 - 0511)
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[1811] Clovis' grandfather, Merovech, defeated Attila the Hun in 451. Through influence of wife Chlotilda (a Christian, later canonized), Clovis was baptized as a Christian by St. Remy at Rheims on 25 December 496. He defeated the Burgundians in 500, fixed his court at Paris in 507, defeated the Visigoths at Voulon near Poitiers in 507, and at his death was sole king of France. {Clovis had defeated the Romans near Soissons in 486...} He "was the true founder of the Frankish monarchy. He reigned over the Salian Franks by hereditary right; over the Frankish tribes by reason of his kinship with their kings and by the choice of the warriors who raised him on the shield, and he governed the Gallo-Romans by right of conquest." {- Encycl. Brit., 1956, 5:857, 9:698; cf.9:587} He received the sanction of the church and was appointed to preside at the Council of Orleans, 511. The eastern emperor sent him emblems of authority, thus adding legal sanction. Thus was established the Merovingian claim to the western empire. {Ref. "The Long-haired Kings," J.M.Wallace-Hadrill, 1962.} Clovis' kingdom was divided among his four surviving sons. He was buried in the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul which he had built. [Note: name Clovis = Louis.] For more on Clovis, see http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/gregtours1.html (August, 2000). Roderick W. Stuart's "Royalty for Commoners - The Complete Known Lineage of John of Gaunt" (4th Ed., 2002) supports the line in this database, and takes Clovis' lineage back 73 generations to Darda, shown as great-great-greatgrandfather of Priam, legendary Kind of Troy ca. 1200 BC - in this line, 50 generations after Darda and 25 before Clovis is Francus, d. 11 BC, from whom Stuart states the terms "Franks" and "France" derive. Cf. http://www.friesian.com/francia.htm and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clovis_I.
[6345] Carrie is daughter of John Gross and Ethel Robinson of Winter Habor, ME; John went to sea (Grand Banks) for many years and was captain of a private yacht. Carrie and Arthur operated the telephone exchange in Castine for many years.
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_Enoch HUTCHINS _____|
| (.... - 1698) m 1667|
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_Jonathan HUTCHINS __|
| (1684 - 1746) m 1720|
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| | _Thomas STEVENSON _________|__
| | | (.... - 1663)
| |_Mary B. STEVENSON __|
| (1651 - ....) m 1667|
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|--Charles (The "Patriot") HUTCHINS
| (1742 - 1834)
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| _Nicholas WEEKS ___________|__
| | (.... - 1720)
| _Joseph WEEKS _______|
| | (1670 - 1741) m 1696|
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| | |_Judith (possibly) MENDUM _|__
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|_Judith WEEKS _______|
(1696 - 1742) m 1720|
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| _Richard (Bryer or) BRIAR _|__
| | m 1665
|_Adah Edith BRIAR ___|
(1666 - 1702) m 1696|
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|_Eleanor WRIGHT ___________|__
(.... - 1672) m 1665
Charles and his family came to Penobscot in a schooner in 1768, clearing a farm and residing on Wardwell Point on the Bagaduce estuary in the town of Penobscot. As shown on Peter's survey in 1787, Charles' land included all of Wardwell point and a swath half-way to the Penobscot River, a total of 280 acres. When the American forces were defeated at Castine in 1779, Charles went to Damariscotta to escape capture. He served in the French and Indian War of 1759 according to George A. Wheeler's "History of Castine" (Bangor, ME: Burr & Robinson, 1875, p.362 - also see pp. 202-03). "Jacob Perkins and His Descendants," pp. 2, 3, 11 includes a report that Charles and several Perkins men lay in ambush on Charles' property and fired on a British guard boat, 1779, during the siege of the Bagaduce (Castine); Charles then walked with his wife and eight children through the wilderness to Damariscotta, returning to Penobscot in 1783. Charles lost his parents in early childhood, and was brought up by his sister, Edith (who m. Samuel Averill/Avery, the first settler in Penobscot on the NW shore of Northern Bay near Jacob Perkins). Charles was part of the expedition to Louisburg, Nova Scotia when age 16, and was shipwrecked on the "Londoner" off Cape Ann while returning to Boston. Afterwards he resided at Albany, NY where he was noted for his diminuitive size and great strength. He then returned to York, Maine where he married Mary Perkins (1764) and moved to Penobscot (1768) with her and their three children. {A son William is listed in "Maine Families in 1790" (Camden: Picton Press, 1988, p. 158.) Also see "Hugh Hutchins of Old England," Jack Randolph Hutchins and Richard Jasper Hutchings (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984, pp. 698-9; Wheeler, George A., "History of Castine... [1922 edition], pp. 169-170.}
For Charles' children, see Penobscot, ME VR, p. 23.
Charles m. (2) Mrs. Nelly Bowles (b. 10 July 1754 at Marblehead, MA, d. 5 Dec 1838 at Penobscot, ME) per Penobscot VR and "The Folks of Majorbigwaduce," Grace Limeburner (N. Brooksville, ME - typescript in Bangor Public Library), p. 174. His service to the Revolution is recorded in NSDAR 378929 (Feb. 1948) which refers to pp. 169-173, 271-272, of George A. Wheeler's "History of Castine" (Cornwall, NY: 1923): "Patriot, joined American Patriots in defence of Castine, Maine, stationed part of the time at Hainey Point. July 1779; suffered depredations by the English Oct 1780. After the destruction of the American fleet and the occupation of Majabagaduce by the English, he refused to take an oath of allegiance to the British Sovereign, fled to Newcastle, Me. Castine formerly part of Penobscot (Majabagaduce)." "Revolutionary War Graves Register," (Louisville: NSSAR, 1993), p. 322 states he is buried in the Hutchings Farm Cemetery, Penobscot, and that he also m. Mrs. Nelly Bowles. See "Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Maine," Carleton E. Fisher (Louisville, KY: NSSAR), p. 399. Cf. http://www.one-barton-family.us/genealogy/viva/d95.html. "Majorbidwaduce..." by Ellenore W. Doudiet (Castine: Castine Scientific Society, 1978), p. 90: "There was a tide mill at Warm Cove by Till's Point and along the shore to the north Isaac and Sparks Perkins [q.v.] and Charles Hutchins settled in the 1760s. Charles had served in His Majesty's army at Louisbourg but, in 1779, was active in the American cause. With Isaac, Jacob and Sparks Perkins he was on guard at Archibald Hainey's farm when a British boat approached, shots were exchanged and a British soldier was killed. . . . son William, fourteen years old, accompanied them. He enlisted in the American army, for a few months only, as was customary, and returned to Penobscot before the war was over . . . ." Also see the article about his grandson, with extensive information about Charles and son William, by Mark E. Honey in "Castine Patriot" (Castine, ME), 8 July 2010, p. 5, which reports that he also served at Albany, NY during the French and Indian War, and that he and his family fled from Penobscot during the War for Independence to live in Newcastle, now in Maine, for four years. For detailed information about the history of the area, see "Penobscot, Maine 1761-2011," Mark E. Honey (Bangor, ME: Snowman Printing, 2011) [distrubted by the Penobscot Historical Society]
_Josiah LITCHFIELD __+
| (1647 - ....) m 1672
_Nicholas LITCHFIELD _|_Sarah BAKER ________
| (1680 - 1750) m 1705
_Nicholas LITCHFIELD _|
| (1708 - ....) m 1737 |
| | _James CLARKE _______
| | | (.... - 1712) m 1657
| |_Bathsheba CLARKE ____|_Abigail LOTHROPP ___
| m 1705 (1639 - 1823)
_James LITCHFIELD _____|
| (1738 - 1786) m 1770 |
| | _Benjamin STUDLEY ___+
| | | (1661 - 1743) m 1683
| | _James STUDLEY _______|_Mary MERRITT _______
| | | (1690 - ....) m 1717 (1668 - ....)
| |_Sarah STUDLEY _______|
| (1718 - ....) m 1737 |
| | _John FARROW ________+
| | | (1639 - ....) m 1664
| |_Sarah FARROW ________|_Mary HILLARD _______
| (1685 - ....) m 1717 (1644 - 1689)
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|--Priscilla LITCHFIELD
| (1780 - 1843)
| _Josiah LITCHFIELD __+
| | (1647 - ....) m 1672
| _Samuel LITCHFIELD ___|_Sarah BAKER ________
| | (1690 - ....) m 1712
| _Samuel LITCHFIELD ___|
| | (1715 - ....) m 1742 |
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| | |_Abigail BUCK ________|_____________________
| | m 1712
|_Elizabeth LITCHFIELD _|
(.... - 1835) m 1770 |
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| _Jacob VINAL _________|_____________________
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|_Priscilla VINAL _____|
(1723 - ....) m 1742 |
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|_Elizabeth SIMMONS ___|_____________________
m 1716
[13506] LDS Church's Ancestral File (AFN: 12C8-BCD) shows her parents as James Litchfield and his second wife, Elizabeth _____; James is shown as son of Nicholas Litchfield and Sarah Studley; James was b. 10 Feb 1738 at Scituate, d. 10 Oct 1786 at Scituate, and m. (1) 2 March 1760 Anna Gordon; Nicholas (1708-ca 1780) is son of Nicholas Litchfield and Bathsheba Clark(e), according to the Ancestral File (which is not verified). See Philip J. and June C. Currier, compilers, "Litchfield Family Records, mainly descendants of Lawrence Litchfield of Scituate Mass, 1634," 2 vols. (Henniker, New Hampshire: by the author, 1982), page 2-31.
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[S2]
LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
[23751] For her ancestry, see http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/pp/portman1.htm
_Johan Abraham SCHNEIDER _+
| (1685 - 1722) m 1712
_George Daniel SCHNEIDER _|_Anna Catherine SIMON ____
| (1721 - 1789) m 1748
_Johann Nicholas SCHNEIDER _|
| (1749 - 1821) m 1773 |
| | _Martin STUPP ____________
| | | (.... - 1755)
| |_Magdalena STUPP _________|_Anna Catharina SCHULTZ __
| (1728 - 1814) m 1748
_John Jacob SCHNEIDER _|
| (1780 - 1851) m 1801 |
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| |_Anna Maria BORDNER ________|
| (1756 - 1827) m 1773 |
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|--Joseph SCHNEIDER
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| _Johannes ERDMAN _________
| | (.... - 1769)
| _Andreas ERDMAN __________|_Anna Catherine WAMBOLD __
| | (1721 - ....) m 1753 (1682 - 1760)
| _John Georg ERDMAN _________|
| | (.... - 1821) |
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| | |_Anna Margaret FREDERICK _|__________________________
| | m 1753
|_Magdalena ERDMAN _____|
(1783 - 1861) m 1801 |
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|_Dorothea MILLER ___________|
(1756 - ....) |
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