[6719] This person is presumed living.
[27967] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Archibald_Douglas states "Sir Archibald Douglas married Beatrice Lindsay, daughter of Sir Alexander Lindsay of Crawford, an ancestor of the Earls of Crawford."
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[25881] Randolph m. Emma de Coltheram (b. ca. 1273 in Cletheram, Yorkshire). [This line is not verified.]
Romaine Stauffer wrote via email (staufferhof@characterlink.net) 7 Nov 2005: "Margaret Paul/Powell, Daughter of Edward and Mary (Kehler) Powell, b. Dec. 17, 1786, bap. May 6, 1787, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa.; died June 1821, Leacock Twp. Lancaster Co., Pa. (We know Margaret was a Paul married to a Powel because she mentions her brother John Paul in her will, and her son Isaac gave his father's name as John Powel when his [Isaac's] second marriage was registered.) Margaret married John Powel about 1806; d. abt. 1813 (we assume they were married, although we have found no record to confirm the marriage) Children: (1) Emmanuel Powel,b. June 4, 1807, d.April 16, 1851, bu. Vogansville Cemetery, Lancaster Co. Pa.; married Leah Werntz. (2) Isaac Powl, b. July 15, 1809, d. April 21, 1844, bu. Mellingers Mennonite Cemetery, Lancaster, Pa.; married [1] Sally Horning (2) Barbara Buckwalter Lehman (April 5, 1812-April 10, 1897). (3) Lavina Powel, b. abt. 1810, d. ----, bu. ---- (I'm still searching for this info) m. William B. Griffith on March 24, 1831 in Lancaster Co., Pa. William was born about 1805 and died between 1870-1880. (4) Levi Powel, b. 1812, d. 1831, bu. Zeltenreich Cemetery, Leacock Twp. Pa. After Margaret Paul/Powell's husband died, she bought a property which was located at what is now 485 Musser School Road, Leola, Pennsylvania. She first paid taxes on the property in 1814 and willed it to her friend, Abraham Good, in 1821. It was a three-acre property with a small brick house and stable which was in Leacock Township at that time; today it is in Upper Leacock Township. After Margaret bought this property she had a daughter and two sons by her neighbor, Abraham Good (Feb. 26, 1773-Sept. 9, 1854, bu. Zeltenreich Cemetery; married May 28, 1793 to Magdalena Meyer Feb. 9, 1775- ??. Magdalena was still living when her husband had children with Margaret Powell.)
"Children of Margaret Paul/Powell and Abraham Good: (1) Joanna Good Powell, b. Dec. 25, 1814, d. Aug. 21, 1887; married January 14, 1836 in Lancaster County to Henry W. Coughanour (1814-1891) The Coughanowers are buried in the Oakland Cemetery, Carbondale, IL. (2) Josiah Good Powl, b. July 15, 1816, d. June 2, 1878, bu. Zeltenreich Cemetery, Leacock Twp.; married Sept. 25, 1836 to Barbara Gerber (Oct. 15, 1816-April 20, 1888). (3) Abraham Good Jr., b. April 18, 1821, d. June 18, 1877, bu. Zion Cemetery, North Canton, Ohio; married in Lancaster Co. Oct. 18, 1842 to Elizabeth Witwer (May 3, 1824- ?? 1912).
"William and Lavina Griffith moved to Warren County, Ohio in the 1840s. In 1853 he bought some Public Domain Land in Edgar County. IL. The family lived there until the 1860s when they moved to Terre Haute, IN. Lavina's sister, Joanna, and her family also moved to Warren Co. in the 1840s and to Edgar Co. in the 1850s. In the 1960s the Coughanowers moved to Carbondale, IL where they lived the rest of their lives."
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[785] See "Old Kittery and Her Families," p. 790.