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[40286] An unverified Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Elizabeth Bigelow was born in 1626 in Stanstead, Suffolk, her father, Randle, was 48 and her mother, Jane, was 48. She had six sons and five daughters with Richard Butler. She died on September 16, 1691, in Middlesex County, Connecticut, at the age of 65, and was buried in Hartford, Connecticut."
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[28301] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelmina_Amalia_of_Brunswick
[55686] Jennie is daughter of Florentine E. Davis (1860-1943) & Lydia Ann Kimball (1871-1952). She and Freeman had Ida Mae Grindle (1910-1971), Beulah Grindle (1913-2002), Freeman L Grindle, Jr. (1915-1980), Lydia Helen Grindle (1917-2012) & Donald Douglas Grindle (1930-1998).
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Mildred m. (1) 14 September 1923 Freeman W. Walker, Jr. (1870-1956) with whom she had seven children. She is daughter of David B. Edminster, Jr. (1866-1937) &
Mary E. Reed (1882-1917; m. 5 December 1904 in North Hermon, Penobscot Co., ME).
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[19528] He expelled the Danes from England in 954. He acceeded on 16 August 946 at Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey. His reign was notable because of the final subjugation of Northumbria. http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "Since Edmund's two sons were too young, he was succeeded by his brother Eadred, who was also accepted as king of Northumbria until Norway's fleeing king Erik Bloodaxe arrived there. Eadred invaded with his army and though they were defeated at first, they forced the Northumbrians to abandon Erik lest their country be destroyed. In 949 Olaf Sihtricson came back from Dublin and was accepted by the Northumbrians as king until Erik returned to drive out Olaf in 952. Erik Bloodaxe ruled in York for two years but then was expelled by the Northumbrians in 954, and Eadred took over Northumbria again. Eadred died in the next year, leaving a large sum of money to be used to buy peace from pagan armies." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eadred_of_England.
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[25496] The 1880 census of Jackson, Richland Co., OH shows Josiah, a farmer, age 55 (parents b. in PA) with Eva (wife, 51, parents b. in PA) and children (all b. in OH) Emma (21), Nancy (19), Cassius (16), Willie (11) and Elva (4) - also in the household is a farm laborer, Adolph Hominy (17). "Richland Shield & Banner," 7 January 1888, Vol. LXX, No. 33: "Shelby. Mr. Josiah Gump, aged about sixty-three years, died [date omitted by correspondent]. He resided immediately east of Shelby upon a fine farm. He was a very estimable man, beloved by all who knew him. He was remarkably quiet and unassuming in his intercourse with his neighbors and friends. He was an official member of the Lutheran church, was twice married and left a widow and eight children." "History of Richland County, Ohio..." (Mansfield, OH: A. A. Graham & Co., 1880), p. 791: "Gump, Josiah, farmer and stock-raiser; he was born in Bedford Co., Penn., Nov. 29, 1824. His father, Benjamin Gump, hearing of Ohio and of its fertile lands, resolved to leave his native hills and bring his family to the frontier settlements and hew out for himself and family a home; he entered an 80-acre tract, and set to work to clear away the timber on which to build his new home; he hewed the logs, instead of leaving them round, as was customary in those early days ; he first built the center, and some years after added additions to each end; the west addition was occupied as carpenter and cabinet-maker shop for some years; the main part of this building, now occupied by Josiah Gump, is perhaps one of the oldest in Jackson Township, having been built fifty-three years; the trees which surround this building were planted by the elder Gump, and now they spread their branches far and wide; there is a large and beautiful pear-tree standing at the west end of the dwelling which the old gentleman raised from the seed, and of which he enjoyed the fruit for many seasons; during the last years of his life, he was much afflicted with rheumatism; he spent an active life, worked hard, and was 'gathered home' in 1870, aged 83 ; his wife, whose maiden name was Esther Smith, died some time previous ; three children survive them-Josiah and two sisters. Josiah has spent his youth on the farm; he is a plain, unassuming man, honest and industrious. He was married to Matilda Cline in 1843 ; they had seven children ; she died in 1864. He was again married, to Miss Eve Bushey, of Shelby, Dec. 25, 1866; they have two children." Note: His dates are from Find A Grave Memorial 85101817 which includes a photo of his grave marker.
[47183] Maggie and Josiah had Orpha L. Rice (1872-1933), Olena Josiah Rice (1873-1945) & Linden Howell Rice (1878-1959.
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[216] Howard died as a result of an industrial accident (attempting to create synthetic rubber in a Goodyear lab; deadly gas filled the room, and all crawled out under its cloud except him - he died later at Goodyear Hospital). The Akron Beacon-Journal reported the incident in its 14 June 1918 issue: "In an unconscious condition at the Goodyear factory hospital as a result of a gas explosion, which occurred in the chemical research department Thursday morning. According to information secured Friday noon the young man is in a critical condition, having been unconscious since the accident in the factory. No one else was injured. Myers is a student of Akron university and has been elected president of the coming year's senior class."
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[27550] He was the fifth but third surviving son of Wilhelm, Duke of Saxe-Weimar and Eleonore Dorothea of Anhalt-Dessau and became the founder of the most recent line of the dukes of Saxe-Eisenach, which became extinct in 1741.
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[26658] One World Tree on Ancestry.com proposes these parents, but is not verified!
[39704] See "An Essay of the Stoner/Steiner Families of Pennsylvania", Samuel S. Wenger, in "Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, Vol. 11, No. 1", p. 23 (Lancaster, PA: Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 1988). Surname also seen Steiner.
[53190] Elizabeth is said to be daughter of Robert Todd (1593-1668) & Elizabeth Watson (b. in 1597; m. 26 April 1618 in York St Crux, York, Yorkshire, England).
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[56107] Berten's obituary: "Berten W. Willey, 86, on March 16, 2024, in Surry. He was born in Bar Harbor, November 29, 1937, the son of the late Guilford M. and M. Eula (Ash) Willey. He was a bus driver for 18 years at Pemetic High School. He took over the company G. B. Willey & Sons as a stone mason, worked at David Rockfeller Estates at Ringing Point, Seal Harbor and Bartletts Island. He served many years on the Board of Selectman for the town of Southwest Harbor, 35 years of service on the Southwest Harbor Fire Department and retired as Deputy Chief. All of the great-grandchildren made him smile every time he saw them. He enjoyed all the family gatherings at Toddy Pond. He is survived by his son, Allen 'Snap' Willey and wife Cindy; daughter, Diane Willey-Ward and husband John; grandchildren, Mike, Darren Robinson, Jennifer Sochulak and husband Clint; Derik Willey and wife Amanda; Shana Willey, Chris, Nathan and Spencer Ward; 11 great-grandchildren. Several nieces, nephews; and a great family from the Southwest Harbor Fire Department. He is predeceased by his wife, Fran Willey and brother Shirley."