[4978] This person is presumed living.
_George Michael BREINER __________________
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_Johann Jacob BREINER __|_Catharina Magdalena (Ley or) LOY ________
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_John George BREINER _|
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| |_Magdalena HAMMER ______|_Anna Maria, wife of Johann Georg HAMMER _
| (1788 - 1827) m 1806 (1743 - 1830)
_John Hammer BREINER _________|
| (1838 - 1921) m 1877 |
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| |_Magdalena SEAGER ____|
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| _John HOLLENBAUGH ____|
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|_Diana Elizabeth HOLLENBAUGH _|
(1851 - 1928) m 1877 |
| _John Frederick BREINER __________________+
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| _Johannes BRINER _______|__________________________________________
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|_Maria BRINER ________|
(1824 - 1895) m 1850 |
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|_Maria Elizabeth LOEWE _|__________________________________________
(1788 - 1863)
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[26785] One World Tree on Ancestry.com proposes this parent and offers his wife as either Hannah Guile (followed in this database) or Ruth Conner, but line is not verified!
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_Jacob COOPER __________|_________________________
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_Daniel COOPER ______|
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| |_Lydia OAKLEY __________|_________________________
| (1800 - 1866) m 1820
_Daniel J. COOPER _____|
| (1863 - 1939) m 1887 |
| | _John Frederick BREINER _+
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| | _Johannes BRINER _______|_________________________
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| |_Sarah Jane BRINER __|
| (1827 - 1887) m 1846|
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| |_Maria Elizabeth LOEWE _|_________________________
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|--Ray James COOPER
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[12203]
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Social Security death record
_Edmund I, King of ENGLAND _+
| (0921 - 0946)
_Edgar ("the Peaceful"), King of ENGLAND _|_Saint ELGIVA ______________
| (0943 - 0975) m 0965 (.... - 0944)
_Aethelred II, King of ENGLAND _|
| (0968 - 1016) m 0985 |
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_Edmund II ("Ironside"), King of ENGLAND _|
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| |_Elfleda of ENGLAND ____________|
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[3518] http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ENGLAND,%20AngloSaxon%20&%20Danish%20Kings.htm offers in 2007: "Edmund was the older of King Edward's sons according to William of Malmesbury[1476]. However, the brothers may have been twins as there is barely sufficient time between the king's marriage in Summer 1015 and his death in Nov 1016 for two children to have been conceived, the second son inevitably having been born posthumously if the births were separate. After his father's death, Edmund and his brother were smuggled out of England and ultimately found their way to Hungary. The sources are contradictory about the exact route of their flight and the chronology of each step. According to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, King Canute 'banished [them] into Hungary'. Orderic Vitalis names 'Edward et Edmund' as the two sons of king Edmund II, specifying that King Canute sent them to Denmark to be killed but that his brother 'Suenon [error for Harald] roi de Danemark' sent them 'comme ses neveux en otage au roi des Huns' where Edmund died prematurely'. Florence of Worcester specifies that the infants were first 'sent to the king of the Swedes to be killed [but the latter] sent them to Solomon King of Hungary to spare their lives and have them brought up at his court'. Adam of Bremen records that the sons of 'Emund' (whom he mistakenly calls 'frater Adelradi') were 'in Ruzziam exilio dampnati'. While the precise details may not at first sight appear important, as will be seen below the exact timing and location of each stage of their journey is highly significant in attempting to resolve the even more controversial issue of the identities of the wives of the two brothers. It is probably best to tackle the problem in reverse chronological order. We know that the younger brother Edward was recalled to England from Hungary with his young family in the mid-1050s. Given the turbulent history of Hungary over the previous twenty years, with four changes of regime brought about by revolution and civil war between the competing religious and political factions, it is unlikely that the two immigrant princes could have enjoyed continuity of favour with the country's different leaders throughout this period. The most likely case is that the English princes arrived in Hungary from Kiev in 1046 with King András I, when the latter was recalled to his native country after at least ten years' exile. It is not impossible that the princes had lived in Hungary in earlier years and accompanied András into exile, but this is unlikely. Prince András's father and brothers represented the traditional, tribal and heathen element in the Hungarian royal family, their banishment being due to clashes with the Catholic pro-western faction. If the English princes had been in Hungary in the 1030s, it seems improbable that, as Christians from western Europe, they would have been drawn to the heathen rather than the Catholic element. The more likely hypothesis is that they were already living in Kiev when András arrived there and that their ties with him were formed there. Iaroslav Grand Prince of Kiev married a Swedish princess in 1019. Assuming that the princes did journey through Sweden as reported by Florence of Worcester, the court at Kiev would have been a more obvious destination than Hungary for the young princes. The children may even have been part of the retinue of Ingigerd of Sweden when she travelled to Russia for her marriage. Whether the first leg of the brothers' journey from England was to Denmark or to Sweden is probably irrelevant for present purposes. According to William of Malmesbury, Edmund later died in Hungary'. He must have died before his brother Edward was invited back to England, there being no mention of Edmund at that time. According to Weir, he must have lived 'at least into his teens', this assessment being based presumably on the fact of his supposed marriage (which is undated in Weir). [m [Hedwig] of Hungary, daughter of --- King of Hungary & his wife ---. The Chronicle of Gaimar, written in [1155], contains a confusing account of the 'elder ćtheling Edgar' (presumably an error for Edmund) having a love affair with the daughter of the king of Hungary who became pregnant and whom he married, and by whom he was the father of Queen Margaret of Scotland. The Chronicle of Ailred, abbot of Rievaulx, also refers to Edmund having married the daughter of the Hungarian king. Edmund's wife is named Hedwig in Burke's Guide to the Royal Family, although the primary source on which this is based has not been identified. In the absence of further information, the accuracy of these reports must be considered dubious as none of the Hungarian kings during the first half of the 11th century provides an obvious match. In the case of King István, it is likely that all his daughters predeceased their father in view of the accession of his nephew, King Péter, when he died. In any case, his daughters would have been beyond child-bearing age when the ćtheling Edmund arrived in Hungary, assuming that this arrival took place in [1046] as explained above. As the ćtheling brothers were closely linked to King András I, it is unlikely that Edmund would have married a daughter of either of his disgraced predecessors King Péter or King Samuel Aba, and any daughters of the former at least would have been too young for such a marriage. Finally, any daughters of King András himself would certainly have been too young for the marriage. There is therefore considerable doubt about the historical authenticity of this Hungarian princess or her marriage to Edmund."
_Sir William GASCOINGE _____________+
| (.... - 1422)
_Sir William GASCOIGNE _|_Jane WYMAN ________________________
| m 1426
_Sir William Gascoigne of GAWTHORPE ______|
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| | _Thomas Clarell of ALDWARKE ________+
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| |_Margaret CLARELL ______|_Matilda MONTGOMERY ________________
| m 1426
_William GASCOIGNE __|
| (.... - 1487) |
| | _Sir Ralph of Oversley NEVILL(E) ___+
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| | _John NEVILLE __________|_Mary FERRERS ______________________
| | | (.... - 1482) (.... - 1458)
| |_Jane NEVILLE ____________________________|
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| | _Robert NEWMARCH ___________________
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| |_Elizabeth NEWMARCH ____|____________________________________
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| _Sir Henry ("Hotspur") PERCY _______+
| | (1364 - 1403) m 1379
| _Sir Henry PERCY , K.G._|_Elizabeth MORTIMER ________________
| | (1393 - 1455) m 1414 (1371 - 1417)
| _Henry Percy, 3rd Earl of NORTHUMBERLAND _|
| | (1421 - 1461) m 1453 |
| | | _Ralph NEVILLE _____________________+
| | | | (1364 - 1425) m 1396
| | |_Eleanor NEVILLE _______|_Joan BEAUFORT _____________________
| | (.... - 1463) m 1414 (1379 - 1440)
|_Margaret PERCY _____|
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| _Robert Poynings, 4th BARON ________+
| | (1382 - 1446)
| _Richard POYNINGS ______|_Elizabeth (Eleanor? Isabel?) GREY _
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|_Eleanor POYNINGS ________________________|
(.... - 1484) m 1453 |
| _Sir John BERKELEY _________________+
| | (1351 - 1428) m 1399
|_Alainore BERKELEY _____|_Elizabeth BETTERSHORNE ____________
(.... - 1455)
[1997] Cf. "The Visitation of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564," (London: Harleian Society, 1881), p. 135.
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[25904] Ann Elizabeth's will was probated 29 March 1939 (Probate # 10422, Williams Co., OH).
[14449] This person is presumed living.
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_Joseph F. REBUCK ___|
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| _Johann Adam RABUCK ________+
| | (1763 - 1835) m 1780
| _John Conrad REBUCK _______|_Anna Maria HAUPT __________
| | (1788 - 1857) (1763 - 1830)
| _Isaac REBUCK _______|
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| | | _Andreas REITZ _____________
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| | |_Lulu Juliana REITZ _______|_Maria M. BROSIUS __________
| | (1792 - 1857) (1761 - 1826)
|_Caroline REBUCK ____|
(1853 - 1885) m 1872|
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| _Johann George ERDMAN _____|____________________________
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|_Christine ERDMAN ___|
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| _Johann Nicholas SCHNEIDER _+
| | (1749 - 1821) m 1773
|_Anna Catherine SCHNEIDER _|_Anna Maria BORDNER ________
(1792 - 1842) m 1810 (1756 - 1827)
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