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[24947] http://www.mathematical.com/fitzbatldwinemma1078.htm states she is daughter of Baldwin FitzGilbert and his wife Emma _____.
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[25403] Hans m. in 1772 in Germany to Mary Elizabeth _____ (b. 9 Sept 1704 in Germany, d. 4 July 1775 in Frederick Twp., Montgomery Co., PA). This line is from a posting in One World Tree on Ancestry.com, and is not verified.
[27170] This person is not verified, but is offered in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007 which states he is son of John Wales (b. 29 Jan 1576 in Idle, Yorkshire, d. in 1610) and Margaret Hobson (b. ca. 1567 in Idle, d. 17 May 1600).
[24505] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9210/WILSON.htm offers: "Tradition says that Gowen was from Paisley, Scotland, but Col. Banks found the name in Stoke Bruenner, Northampton in 1604. (- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He was in Boston from 1641 until 1643 and had moved to Exeter by 1647. At a court held in Boston 28 July 1641: "Gowen Wilson appearing hee & his sureties discharged".(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole) He was probably related to Thomas Wilson who signed the combination of Exeter in 1640. Gowen was appointed cowherd 1 May 1649.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He bought property with Thomas Cornish from Thomas Jones in 1650 and sued for it in Oct. 1651.(- Norfolk Court Records) Gowen then went to Maine since he took the oath of allegiance to Massachusetts at Kittery 16 Nov. 1652.(- Mass. Archives- Vol.3, p.203) In 1657 he was attentive to John Andrew's wife Joan to the neglect of his own wife and family.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He had a grant at Goose Cove 19 Jan. 1658 of 24 acres and of the adjoining land 12 June 1673 making 45 acres in all.( -Ibid) His garrison house stood near the junction of the Norton Road with the road that runs up the east side of Spruce Creek.(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole) He was constable in 1658 and in 1669 and was on the grand jury in 1672 and 1685.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) He signed a petition 10 Nov. 1673 that Thomas Wells be permitted to preach among them.(- Mass. Archives- Vol.10, p.113) Gowen was excused from the militia due to his age in 1674 and was selectman the same year and the following.(- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire- pp.760-1) On 2 June 1684 he gave 11 acres of his lot to Andrew Haley as a marriage dowry.(- Old Kittery and Her Families- Everett S. Stackpole; Pioneers of Maine & New Hampshire- p.238) Issue-> I. John- b. 1647, Exeter, NH, d. 1647; II. John- d. young; III. Rebecca- m.1. Henry Barnes, 2. Henry Bodge; IV. Joseph - b.c.1655, m. Hannah Endle; V. Deborah - m. Andrew Haley." Gowen Wilson appeared before the Commissioners 16 Nov 1652 at Kittery, ME and with others "submitted to the Government of Massachusetts" - NEHGR 38:192. The NEHGR in 1899 (53:145) noted that a pamphlet genealogy of the Gowen Wilson family of Kittery had been published, "with land grants, wills, deeds and family traditions, etc."