See http://members.aol.com/calebj/eaton.html which reports Francis is son of John Eaton and Dorothy Smith, and offers:
"Francis Eaton was baptized in St. Thomas, Bristol, Gloucester, England in 1596, and came on the 'Mayflower' at the age of 24, with his first wife Sarah and their "sucking child" Samuel. Sarah died the first winter, and Francis remarried to Dorothy (---), John Carver's maidservant. She died about two years later, and Francis married Christiana Penn about 1625 in Plymouth. Francis was a "house carpenter" by the age of 19, and is called a 'carpenter' in the 1626 Bristol apprenticeship record and in his 1633 estate inventory.
"Francis died in 1633 in Plymouth, likely from a disease that was going around that year and also claimed 'Mayflower' passenger Peter Browne. The inventory of Francis Eaton's estate included one cow and a calf, two hogs, fifty bushels of corn, a black suit, a white hat and a black hat, boots, saws, hammers, an adze, square, augers, a chisel, boards, fishing lead, and some kitchen items."
"In 1929, Charles E. Banks in his 'English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers' brought to light a Bristol apprenticeship document dated 4 December 1626, in which John Morgan son of Edward Morgan was apprenticed to Francis Eaton, carpenter, and his wife Dorothy. In the margin the document it says 'The Mr at New England', and on the reverse it states John Morgan would receive 25 acres of land in New England and 15 bushels of wheat.
'In 'Mayflower Families for Five Generations: Francis Eaton' (volume 1, updated in volume 9) and 'Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People', this record was rejected as relating to Francis Eaton of the Mayflower because by 1626 Francis' wife was Christiana Penn, not somebody named Dorothy, and further the record says Eaton was 'at New England' and 'of Bristol', instead of being listed as 'of Plymouth.
"The rejection of this record was challenged by myself on this web page in September 1995, and was again challenged by David Greene, editor of 'The American Genealogist' in his review of 'Mayflower Families: Eaton (The American Genealogist', April 1996, p. 125-6). The reasons for our objection was that the Francis Eaton listed in the Bristol records is called a carpenter, as was the Francis Eaton of the 'Mayflower'. And further, there are no records of any Francis Eaton in America by 1626, except for the Francis Eaton of the 'Mayflower'. The slow travel of news could easily be the cause for the delayed information about the death of Francis Eaton's wife.
:In response, David Greene requested Neil D. Thompson, FASG, to search the parish registers of Bristol for information on the Francis Eaton in the apprentice record, to see if he was the 'Mayflower' passenger. The results of the successful search were published in 'The American Genealogist', 72:301-309. The baptismal record of Francis Eaton of the 'Mayflower' was discovered in the parish of St. Thomas, Bristol, on 11 September 1596, son of John Eaton. Two years earlier, the marriage of his parents were discovered: John Eaton and Dorothy Smith were married on 14 October 1594. Francis had other siblings as well: John (bp. 26 July 1595), Jane (bp. 20 January 1598/9), Samuel (bp. 8 November 1600), and Welthian (buried 20 March 1603/4). Francis' brother John died within three days of his baptism; and Jane, Samuel, and Welthian all died in March 1603/4 suggesting an illness wiped out the young children. The only brother Francis would remember would be Samuel--a significant find, since Francis Eaton of the Mayflower named his first son Samuel. Another record shows that in the 1615 will of Christopher Cary of Bristol, he gives to his eldest son 'a garden ground, with a lodge in the same, in the parish of St. Phillip's, now in the occupation of Frances [sic] Eaton, house carpenter.'"
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[39946] The unverified Lane Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When John England was born on May 6, 1790, in Wilkes County, North Carolina, his father, Aaron, was 30 and his mother, Elsie, was 28. He married Mary Scott on December 25, 1815, in Knoxville, Tennessee. They had 16 children during their marriage. He died on June 16, 1864, in Sparta, Tennessee, at the age of 74."
[24207] Jacob and Susannah also had George Adam Frack (b. 5 June 1749, d. in 1765) and Heinrich Frack (b. 1751, d. before 1806). Jacob arrived in Philadelphia on the ship "Pleasant" (James Morris - Master) in Oct 11, 1732 from the Palatinate (Germany), listed as age 40 and sick and name was spelled Froch; the ship sailed from Rotterdam. - "The Frocks of Maryland Including Their Roots in Pennsylvania," Richard Ott (November 1996). Ancestry.com offers: "Frack Name Meaning - German: probably a nickname for a greedy, stingy person, from Middle Low German vrak greedy, stingy, or for an invalid, from Middle Low German vrak damaged, useless; also used as a derogatory nickname."
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[38681] Findagrave.com offers: "Philip 'Bim' Grindle, 79, died May 19, 2014, due to a car accident in Stockton Springs. He was born May 20, 1934 to Lester and Evadne (Dunbar)Grindle of Ellsworth. He was predeceased by his wife, Sharon Grindle, in April of 2003, his parents, Lester & Evadne, two brothers, Terry and Edward, and one Sister Priscilla (aka) "Till" . He is survived by his three sons, Philip B. Grindle Jr. and wife, Noreen, of Hampden, Michael E. Grindle and wife, Kimberly, of Orland and Billy D. Grindle and wife, Dawna, of Orland; daughter, Lori Pirtle and husband, Roy, of Missouri. He leaves behind several grandchildren, one great-grandson and many nieces and nephews from his family of 14 siblings. Many people knew Bim as being a hard working and honest man. Being an over-the-road truck driver for many years, he also did landscaping, clear cutting, chipping and granite. He continued his work ethic even up to the day of his passing. He will be truly missed by friends and family."
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[39340] Thie person is from the unverified Walker13 tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
[24876] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohenlohe for further information.
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[55426] The unverified file KCQX-4PW in familysearch.org offers: "When Abigail Leighton was born on 1 May 1838, in Steuben, Washington, Maine, United States, her father, Ebenezer Jordan Leighton, was 36 and her mother, Druscilla Wilson, was 30. She married Merrill Leighton on 15 July 1860, in Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 2 daughters. She lived in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, United States in 1870."
[38016] Ancestry.com offers: "Simmons Name Meaning - English (southern): patronymic either from the personal name Simon (see Simon) or, as Reaney and Wilson suggest, from the medieval personal name Simund (composed of Old Norse sig 'victory' + mundr 'protection'), which after the Norman Conquest was taken as an equivalent Simon, with the result that the two names became confused."
[55002] "Providence Journal [Providence, Rhode Island]," 4 January 2000: "Jane A Wardwell, 65, of (Point Judith), Narragansett, executive secretary and assistant to the president of United Technologies in Hartford, Conn., before retiring, died Wednesday at South County Hospital. She was the wife of Douglas O. Wardwell . Born in Portland, Maine, a daughter of the late Leroy and Jenny Wardwell , she had been a resident of Connecticut before moving to Narragansett several years ago. She was a graduate of Boston University's School of Practical Arts and Letters, and received a bachelor's degree from Central Connecticut State University. Mrs. Wardwell had also been a paralegal for Day, Berry & Howard in Hartford, and a secretary to the chief scientist at the United Technologies Research Center of Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks. She was later a human resources supervisor at Otis Elevator Company. As a young woman, she had been a cellist with the Portland Symphony. Mrs. Wardwell was a literacy volunteer with the Washington County Adult Learning Center. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Laurie J. Dragunoff of Hamden, Conn., and Julie A. Saillant of Barkhamstead, Conn.; and a sister, Winnifred Bowen of Georgetown, Texas. A memorial service was held Saturday at the Kingston Congregational Church, Kingstown Road, Kingston."