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[23017] This line is provided by Joan Carlson (joancarlson.1@juno.com) in 2004 who reports that Henry is son of Apollos Eaton and Parnel Leach. "The Boston Globe [Boston, MA], 6 March 1897," p. 5: "Mansfield, March 6 - Henry Eaton, a widower, 88 years old, was struck and almost instantly killed by the colonial express while walking on the track of the N Y H & H railroad about 9:30 this morning. He leaves two sons. He was formerly a resident of Middleboro."
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[43487] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 12 October 1988," p. 4: "Shelby - Etta M. Ruckman, 76, of 11 Morningside Drive died Tuesday morning at the Cleveland Clinic after a long illness. Mrs. Ruckman was born June 22, 1912, the daughter of Gail and Gertrude Smith Ewalt and was a lifelong Shelby resident. She was a former employee of the Shelby Autocall Division of Federal Signal Corp. and a former Girl Scout leader. She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, the Rizpah Eastern Star Chapter 153, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Golden Agers Club and the AARP. Survivors include one son, Phil of Cincinnati; one daughter, Mrs. Don (Jane) Baus of Cleveland Heights; five grandchildren; and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert, in 1979; and by two brothers, William and George Ewalt."
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[649] Godfrey "the Bearded", of Brabant, descends from French King Louis IV, German King Henry I "the Fowler", Charlemagne, the Mergovingian Kings of France (from Merovaeus, c.411-458, who defeated Atilla the Hun); his wife Ida of Namur descends from the royal Norwegian house and the early counts of Lorraine and of Namur - Ida m.c.1100, d.1117/22 http://home.wxs.nl/~voort359/home3brabt.html remarks: "On 13-5-1106 Count Godfried was made Duke of Lower-Lorraine by Emperor Heinrich V, but by then the title of Duke, for which his ancestors had fought in vain, had become mostly ceremonial. Emperor Heinrich IV had first given the title to Henri I, Count of Limburg, but after it had been taken away by Heinrich V, the Counts of Limburg kept using it anyway, which of course resulted in a feud with the Counts of Leuven. Godfried succeeded in acquiring Antwerpen, which gave him a connection to his domain Orthen, now part of the city of 's-Hertogenbosch. In 1128 Duke Godfried was deposed by King Lotharius, and Walram III, Count of Limburg was made Duke instead. Godfried managed however to hold on to his possessions."
[9346] Catherine is daughter of Jonathan Rhinesmith and Mary Magdaline Hetrick.
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[7774] The Perry County Democrat, 24 January 1940, p. 3: From the Lewistown Sentinel - Benjamin F. Rickard, owner of the saddler shop of 25 Valley Street for the past 30 years, passed away at Lewistown Hospital Sunday after noon, January 13, at 2.45 o'clock, aged 81 years, 5 months and 22 days. Mr. Rickard, whose residence was at 307 Valley street, fell while crossing the street in front of his shop on Thursday noon, the result of a slight stroke. Assisted to his home, he grew steadily worse and was taken to the hospital on Friday. Mr. Rickard was born at Loysville, Perry county, and as a boy learned the trade in his fathers saddler shop. He was united in marriage with Miss Anna Katherine Hench, also of Loysville. They came to reside at Reedsville where Mr. Rickard was manager of the James H. Mann Company store. In 1894 they removed to Lewistown. Thirty years ago Mr. Rickard purchased the saddler shop of Thomas J. Novinger and conducted the business on Valley street until he was stricken on Thursday noon. He was a familiar figure on Valley street as he went to and from his shop, never missing a day, for he had not been ill in the past 40 years. Mr. Rickard is survived by his wife. who is now seriously ill at the home of her son, also by one son and a daughter, George H. Rickard, Prothonotary of Mifflin county, 226 Logan street, and Mrs. Marian Jones, of Philadelphia. Two grandchildren are living. One brother and two sisters also survive Mr. Rickard: James C. Rickard, of Blain, Perry county: Mrs. Frank Lightner and Mrs. Annie Showvaker, both of Harrisburg. He was a member of St. Johns Lutheran church. Due to the illness of Mrs. Rickard the funeral services will be private. . . Interment will be in St. Marks cemetery.
[43977] Find A Grave memorial 126836853 offers: "1638 Peter noted was at Great Works, Kittery. He came from Charfield, Gloucester, England. It is assumed he was about 20 years old then. 1638 Peter was employed in traffic of furs and later in lucrative business. He and Thomas Brookes, alias Mr. Basil Parker, a London haderdasher, bought land of John Wilcox on the Asbenbedick River. 1640 Resident of Great Works, York. He was associated with Basil Parker, a London haberdasher, in the property at Great Works. Parker, alias Thomas Brookes, was an agent for the Shrewsbury Merchants, who owned land in NH and had connections in Bristol, Gloucestershire. 1643 He was one of the first settlers of York, ME. 1650 he acquired a lot north of Cape Neddick River ,York, which became the Weare's homestead for years. This land probably was of the land grant granted by Mr. Godfrey of 100 acres. . . . 1685 Peter went to London as executor of his brothers,Thomas's, will. 25 Jan 1691/2 killed by Indians in York. 18 Apr 1692 probate York, York - This was actually an estate inventory. Peter had some disabling condition that made him a 'cripple"'"