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[24015] http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/families/foljambe/foljambe.shtml offers: "John Foljamb, Knt., of Tideswell and Wormhill, &c., in the High Peak, ob. 1249, buried at Tideswell. = Margaret, daughter of Geffrey Lutterell."
[54885] The unverified file MFZF-LN3 in familysearch.org offers: "When Orlando William Griffin was born on 20 August 1849, in Levant, Penobscot, Maine, United States, his father, Albert Stanley Griffin, was 36 and his mother, Elizabeth Boston, was 21. He married Christiana Sprague on 8 July 1880, in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son. He lived in Kenduskeag, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1920 and Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1930. He died on 18 January 1936, in Levant, Penobscot, Maine, United States, at the age of 86, and was buried in Levant, Penobscot, Maine, United States."
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[39777] Find A Grave Memorial 119610914 offers: "In 1631 Robert Trelawny and Moses Goodyeare, of Plymouth, Devonshire, England, procured a patent which included Richmond's Island, a small island on the coast of Cumberland, distant about a mile from the coast of Cape Elizabeth, and soon after established a trading post, with John Winter as their agent, and carried on fisheries, bought furs from the Indians, and supplied the wants of people on the numerous fishing vessels who might come to them for such articles as they had use. John Libby was doubtless one of those sent over by Trelawny to aid in the prosecution of his business. July 15, 1639, Winter made to Trelawny a report of his management of the station for the year. In that report it appears that John Libby received for his year's service the sum of five pounds....From this and other accounts it appears that John Libby was in the employ of Trelawny four years, from the summer of 1635 to the summer of 1639, at five pounds a year paid to him, and another and probably larger amount paid for the support of his wife whom he had left in England. In 1640 he took up his residence on the neighboring mainland. On what has since been called Libby river, in Scarborough, he built a house...January 1, 1663, John Libby received from Henry Joscelyn a grant of land, and finally became one of the principal planters of Scarborough. In 1664 he was constable, and his name stands first of the four selectmen in a grant made in 1669. In King Philip's war, which carried devastation to all parts of New England, John Libby lost everything he had except his plantation. In the late summer of 1675 he was compelled to leave his homestead and the diary of Captain Joshua Scottow, who had charge of the Boston soldiers who were trying to protect the settlers, contains the following: Sept. 7, 1675. Being Lords day *** the *** enemy *** before of their designs early in the morning burnt those houses and barnes our Company savd the day before--they burnt also 8 or 9 deserted houses belonging to Libby and children.' In October, 1676, Black Point Garrison was deserted, and most of the inhabitants fled to Boston. John Libby and his wife and younger children were still in Boston, July 10, 1677, and on that date petitioned the governor and council there assembled, that his sons Henry and Anthony, on whom he stated he was dependent for support, might be discharged from the Black Point garrison, which at that time had again been taken possession of by the English. The petition was granted the same day. John Libby probably returned to Black Point soon after and spent the remaining years of his life there, and acquired a comfortable property. He died at about eighty years of age. His will is dated February 9, 1682, and his inventory May 5, 1683. The value of the property enumerated in the latter was one hundred and eighteen pounds six shillings. From proceedings recorded in the probate court in 1720, it appears that John Libby left one hundred acres of upland, nine acres of fresh meadow, and one hundred acres of salt marsh. His first wife was the mother of all his sons except Matthew and Daniel, and probably of all his daughters. Nothing more is known of her. His second wife was Mary. She survived her husband some years. The children of John Libby were: John, James, Samuel, Joanna, Henry, Anthony, Rebecca, Sarah, Hannah, David, Matthew, and Daniel." See "The Pioneers of Maine and New Hamphsire, 1623-1660," Charles Henry Pope (Baltimore, MD: Clearfield Co., reprinted 2002), pp. 126-27.
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[45419] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 30 July 1924, p. 3: "Stockton Springs, July 29 - The death of Nelson W. Staples, a highly respected life-long resident of this town, occurred at his home this morning following a long decline. He had reached the age of 80 years 9 months and 18 days. He was a descendant of one of the earliest settlers of this region, and was one of the large families of the late Jonathan B. and Sarah Y. (Sparrow) Staples. He was twice married. First to Annie Partridge by whom she has a daugher, Mrs. Clara Perkins of Searsport. Following the death of his first wife, he married Margaret McCaslin who survives together with a daughter, Mrs. Jennie Moore, and two sons, Wilbur R. and Clifford N. He leaves also one brother, Herbert Staples of Philadelphia, who arrived yesterday morning, and several grandchildren and a great grand-daughter The funeral will be announced. The death of Clifford N. Staples's father occurs on the day of the funeral of hls wife's mother, Mrs Albert Larrabee, late of North Searsport."