[45146] The unverified Holler family tree in 2019 in Ancestry.com offers: Francis Bushnell was born on January 1, 1580, in Berkshire, England. He married Ferris Quenell on May 13, 1605, in Horsham, Sussex, England. They had 15 children in 32 years. He died on October 13, 1646, in Guilford, Connecticut, at the age of 66. When Ferris Quenell was born on April 17, 1587, in Horsham, Sussex, England, her father, Henry, was 27, and her mother, Beatrice, was 22. . . . She died on March 10, 1627, in Horsham, Sussex, England, at the age of 39, and was buried there. Henry Quenell was born in 1560 in Horsham, Sussex, England. He married Beatrice Carter on January 30, 1586, in his hometown. . . . He died on May 18, 1615, in Horsham, Sussex, England, at the age of 55.
[52127] Stanley is son of Earl Savage Colby (1904-1982) & Elsie M Mcintyre (b. in 1903; m. 2 September 1922 in Bath, Sagadahoc Co., ME).
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[12233] Sir John, Knight of Poynton and Stockport, married in 1371 Margaret (d. April 6, 1418), daughter of Sir John de Stafford, Knight of Wickham - they had Nicholas de Warenne of Poynton and Stockport (1378-1413) who m. Argnes, dau. of Sir Richard de Wynnington, Knight of Wynnington, co. Chester.
[51644] Hannah is daughter of Andrew Duffie (b. in 1819) & Anna Donnelly (b. in 1827).
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An unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers: "According to the History of Ashland Co., G. W. Hill, M.D., pub. 1880, the first organized congregation of a religious society was within the present limits of Montgomery township, composed largely of the residents of Milton Twp. This listing was under 'Presbyterian'. It was organized by the settlers of 1815-1816 who were descendants of the Scotch-Irish, mostly from western Pennsylvania. Among the first 43 members was Obediah Ferrell. In 1819 a hewn log church, 35x30 feet, was erected 1 1/2 miles west of Uniontown, now Ashland, on what is now the Olivesburg Road. 'They had two excellent singers, who were chosen to conduct the music. They were stationed near the pulpit, on a platform, where they read two lines of a psalm or hymn, and sang, and the congregation joining as the leaders proceeded to read and sing.' 'These services -reading and singing, and preaching - began about ten o'clock in the forenoon, and continued until about twelve o'clock, when there was a recess, after which the services were renewed for one or two hours.... It was not uncommon at that period, for members and others to ride or walk three or four miles, along the forest paths, to attend day and evening meetings.'"
Another file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers:
Obediah7 Ferrell, born Abt. 1779 in Probably Maryland; died December 23, 1844 in Ashland, Ohio. He married Sarah Lance Bef. 1806 in Probably Beaver Co., Pa.; born Abt. 1779; died 1847 in Ashland, Ohio.
Notes for Obediah Ferrell:
Obediah Ferrell appears in New Hanover Twp., Beaver Co., Pa., 1805 list of taxables as single man, farmer, no acreage. Obiediah Ferril appears in Hanover Twp, Beaver Co., Pa., 1815 list of taxables with 50 acres, l horse, l cow. In Taxables list for Hanover Twp., Beaver county for 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815.
Obediah Ferrell has been found in the 1820 Census, Milton Twp., Richland County, Ohio. M-33, Roll No. 92, pg. 170B
5 males under 10 years
1 male 10 and under 15
1 male 26 and under 45
1 female under 10
1 female 26 and under 45
His father-in-law, Peter Lance is to be found in the Richland County Census, Milton Twp. and one brother-in-law, Jacob Lance is found in the Milton Twp. Census. One John Ferrell, believed to be, but not proved, is possibly Obediah's brother, also in Milton Twp. Census for 1820.
Obediah Ferrell appears in the 1830 U.S. Census for Milton Twp. Richland Co. pg. 123. Microfilm No. 0337950 as follows: Males 1-5, one; males 5-10, two; males 10-15, two; males 15-20, two; males 20-30, one and males 40-50, one. Females 5-10 two; females 10-15 one; females 40-50 one.
Following is a Deed, filed in Hanover Twp., Beaver County, Pa., Vol. 6 page 424/425, dated February 3rd, 1823, recording a Division of lands amongst James Ferrell, Obediah Ferrell and William Ferrell, in accordance with the Will of their Father, James Ferrell Senior.
To all to whom these presents may concern Know ye that where as our Father James Ferrel of Hanover Township Beaver County in the State of Pennsylvania bequeathed to us the undersigned his real estate consisting of two hundred and ten acres of land with a surplush of some odd perches and allowance of six per cent to be divided in the following manner to wit. One hundred acres to be laid off in a suitable form including his mansion house for his son William fifty acres on the North West quarter of the tract where Charles Blackmore then lived for his son James and the residue lying on the North East quarter for his son Obediah. In pursuance of the said Will we the undersigned the said sons of the said James Ferrel deceased amicable by Verbal agreement soon after the decease of our said Father made division of the said tract designated by the following courses and distances the line which should designate and separate our respective portions of said land Beginning at a Chestnut on William Wilsons line thence South sixty one and three fourth degrees West one hundred and eighty four perches to a bush on that side of the tract which joined Samuel McKendley dec'd. all the land South of this line to be the property of William Ferrel. James Ferrels part to begin at the said bush thence North Sixty one and three fourth degrees East Sixty four perches to a post thence North twenty four and an half West one hundred and fifty one perches to a white oak on Samuel Conleys (now Hugh Morrisons) line all lands west of this last line within our Fathers Deed to belong to James Ferrel and the whole of the residue East of said line round to the beginning chestnut to be henceforth the property of Obediah Ferrel and now for the purpose of securing to each of the undersigned their respective purparts and to enable them and each of them respectively to occupy sell or dispose of their respective claims as herein specified we do by these presents mutually ratify the said agreement in this solemn manner. In testimony whereof we have interchangeably set our hands and seals the twenty eighth day of January Anno Do. eighteen hundred and twenty three.
signed James (x) Ferrell /seal/ Obediah Ferrel /seal/ Wm. Ferrel /seal/
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Beaver County I do hereby certify that James Ferrel Obediah Ferrel and William Ferrel signed sealed and acknowledged this writing before me an in my presence desired the same might be recorded. Jan 28th, 1823. John H. Redick a Judge /seal/
By the above date Obediah Ferrell had removed to Ashland Co., Ohio where the records indicate he lived after 1815. His home in Ohio has been located (from Ashland county Ohio, Mifflin and Milton Townships, by the Ashland County chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, Co-Edited by Rita Bone Kopp and Thomas Sloan, pub. 1994, pg. 119). It was at Range 17E, twp. 24, Sec. 2, SE 1/4 W1/2 (83 acres). This page lists a Quitclaim deed signed by the heirs of Obediah Ferrell, transferring said property to his son, Obediah for the sum of $1672, dated Feb. 27, 1851, recorded May 4, 1858.
Obediah Ferrell's will appears in Administration Records Vol. 5, Pages 28-30, Richland Co., Ohio.
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[32996] This line is not verified - see www.ourfamtree.org/browse.cfm/William-I-Fitzrichard/f10439.
[35588] Martha is from the unverified Saccone Family Tree In Ancesry.com in 2013.
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[12916] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 21 March 1988," p. 4: "Lloyd A. Hutchins, Jr, 66, died March 19, 1988 at a Blue Hill hospital. He was bom In Penobscot June 6, 1921, the son of Lloyd A. and Margurite (Perkins) Hutchings, Sr. Mr Hutchins served in the US Army Infantry during World War II seeing action in the African Campaign. He retired after 35 years as a supervisor of the coating lab for St Regis Paper Co., Bucksport. He was a member Abutus Grange, Surry; Governor Brooks Lodge No. 142 IOOF Brooksvllle, and was an avid hunter. Survivors include three sons, Roland L. of Orland, Douglas B. of Lyman and E. Wayne of Blue Hill; two daughters, Margurite A. Breau of Hampden and Lorraine L. Howard of Orrington; three brothers, Berwyne "Bood' Hoyt and Charles, all of Penobscot, who gave so much love and support through Lloyd's illness; 11 grandchildren, two great-grandsons, several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife Phyllis Annette on March 22, 1987."
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[34165] See "Noyes Pedigree," James Atkins Noyes (Boston: David Clapp & Son: 1899) for this line.
[13932] "Lewisburg [Pennsylvania] Chronicle, 23 February 1907," p. 1: "Mifflintown - Mr. Levi L. Shoemaker died on the 19th of Feb., 1907, at his home in this place, aged 82 years, 1 mouth and 7 days. He was a powerful man, physically, a leading farmer in his time and by diligent industry he and his family accumulated a large estate, consisting of farms, timber land and the home. By his first wife, who was Martha M. Gebhart, he leaves the following children ; Charles, Mendon, Ammon, Mrs Harry Rover, Mrs. Henry Baker, Mrs. Willis Crouse and Mrs, James Sanders. His second wife, who was a Mrs. Paul, also survives him and at this time is quite ill." Levi is son of Benjamin Shoemaker and Susannah Ludwig.
[33589] Diana's information is from the unverified Scrafield Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
[52584] Doris is daughter of Benjamin E. Wark (b. in 1885) & Lovisa Wright (1890-1975; m. 21 January 1908 in Perham, AroostookCo., ME)..
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