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Arnold Dunnells (adunnell@gibralter.net), a descendant of Joseph, shared via email in July, 2001: "In Michael's will, and in some of his deeds, he was referred to as Michael Dunnell. On the court approved distribution of his land, his widow signed Mary Dunnel. In The Reverend Capen's church baptism records, his children are all referred to as Dunnell. On the court document Joseph signed his name Dunell. His grandson Zachariah added the s to the name. I have heard that it was because he thought it sounded more "posh". But regardless of the reason, all of his descendents spelled the name with the s on the end.
[The reference for the following material is "The True Genealogy of The Dunnel And Dwinell Family of New England", by Henry Gale Dunnel M.D., of New York City, Published by Charles B Richardson, 1862.]
Joseph Dunnel, b. Jan 26 1682; m. Prudence Curtis; lived in Topsfield. Was drowned trying to swim over ye river May 19, 1747.
Note: after Joseph's death Prudence married Benjamin Ireland, who was the father of Grace Ireland, who married Prudence's son, Zachariah.
Children:
1. George b. May 1716; married Hannah Sheldon
2. Joseph Jr . b. 1718 probably died as an infant
3. Mercey b. 19 Feb 1720
4. Zacheriah b. 14 July 1723; m. Grace Ireland
5. Mary b. February 1725
6. James b. 1728; m. Abagail Platts
7. Joseph III b. 1731
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[4858] Simon became Earl of Leicester via marriage with Amicia de Beaumont. His grandson, Simon V de Montfort, b. ca. 1208, played a major role in 13th century England (see Thomas B. Costain, "The Magnificent Century" [Doubleday & Co., 1951, pp.152ff.]), and married Eleanor, sister of King Henry III. Simon III was Seigneur of Montfort-l'Amaury (near Paris). He was called "Le Chauve."
[9094] This person is presumed living.
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[6232] In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/PARIS%20REGION%20NOBILITY.htm offers: "'Hervei de Marliaco, Theolbaldi de Monte Morenci' subscribed the charter dated 1071 under which 'BuccardusCorbolensium comes' donated property to the abbey of Saint-Spire de Corbeil, although the document does not specify any relationship between the two. pincerna 1081. bouteiller de France 1074. m AGNES, daughter of --- (-before 1124)."
[15818] This person is presumed living.
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[207] Samuel m. 11 July 1717 Elizabeth Tyler and (2) Susannah Duvall. He had eight children. He held extensive lands and owned many slaves. Another correspondent says he m. Elizabeth Tyler, daughter of Col. Robert Tyler and wife Susannah Duvall - from Gordon Bennett, 9/96 via Internet. Also see http://members.tripod.com/~labach/simmonsa.htm where the Tyler and Duvall ancestries are provided.
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FREDERICK THE GREAT (1712-86; ruled 1740-86). The boy who was to become a great military leader and king of Prussia began his career hating the life of a soldier. Frederick II was born 24 January 1712, in Berlin. His father was King Frederick William I. His mother was Princess Sophia Dorothea of Hanover, sister of George II of England.
Frederick's father insisted on a practical, military education for his son. The boy preferred music, art, and literature. He rebelled against tobacco, drinking, and hunting, which his father believed were natural pleasures of royalty. The king forbade the prince's tutors to teach him Latin, but he studied it and the classics in secret.
As Frederick became older, the relationship between father and son grew worse. Frederick's mother and his sister Wilhelmina sided with him against his father. This further enraged the stubborn king, who cared for nothing except the state of Prussia. He was horrified by the thought that this youth would one day be king and might wreck Prussia by his incompetence. He became more and more severe with his son, hitting him in public and even beating him with a cane in front of army troops.
When Frederick was 18 years old, he tried to escape the tyranny of his father by running away. Caught before he crossed the border, he was locked in solitary confinement for a time. From a window of his cell he was forced to watch the execution of his closest friend, who had accompanied him in his flight. For a time the cruel king even thought of putting his son to death as a military deserter.
After this incident young Frederick was changed. He became ruthless, crafty, and cynical. He now began training to succeed his father. Gradually the old king gave his son ever greater responsibilities. In 1733, under orders of his father, Frederick married Princess Elizabeth Christina, daughter of the duke of Brunswick-Bevern.
When he came to the throne at the age of 28, Frederick had a keen mind, a strong character, and an ambition that soon engulfed Europe in war. He was to
rule for 46 years, from 1740 to 1786. The first 23 years were devoted chiefly to warfare; the second, to peace and recovery. During the first half of his reign Frederick proved that as a soldier he had no equal. His last 23 years of rule showed that he was one of the enlightened despots of the 1700s. Frederick II worked hard. He acted as his own prime minister and treated his advisers as clerks. Yet, in his few leisure hours he wrote poetry and history. Once he invited the French philosopher Voltaire to his Potsdam palace of Sans Souci. The two soon quarreled, however. (See also Voltaire.)
Immediately after he had become king, Frederick acted on his own advice: "Take what you can; you are never wrong unless you are obliged to give it back." He seized the rich Austrian province of Silesia, which plunged most of Europe into war (see Seven Years' War). It was in this series of struggles, which lasted for more than 20 years, that Frederick's military genius won him the title "The Great." Later he annexed West Prussia through the first partition of Poland.
During the first half of his rule Frederick truly made war the "national industry" of his country. His aggressive campaigns transformed Prussia from a minor state into a major power and nearly doubled the country's size by conquest and by diplomacy. Once he had satisfied his territorial ambitions Frederick undertook great public works and encouraged education, industry, and immigration. Frederick the Great died on Aug. 17, 1786, on the eve of the French Revolution, an event that shook forever the power of kings. Thus he was the last great absolute monarch in Western Europe.
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[11512] Daniel m. 29 Dec 1876 Lara Pew and in 1907 moved to a farm near Ray, MI. They had Pearl Reppert (b. 13 May 1884; m. 12 July 1905 Welcome Betts and had Wilma Betts).
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[14727] http://www.stolberger-geschichte.de/Personen/juliana.html offers: "Juliana von Stolberg wird am 15. Februar 1506 auf dem Schloss in Stolberg als Tochter des regierenden Grafen Botho zu Stolberg und Anna von Eppstein-Königstein geboren. Bis zum Alter von etwa 13 Jahren wächst sie hier und in Wernigerode auf. Anschließend finden wir sie am Hofe ihres selbst kinderlos gebliebenen Onkels in Königstein (Taunus). Dort wird sie mit 14 Jahren dem Grafen Philipp II. von Hanau-Münzenberg versprochen, den sie 1523 heiratet und mit dem sie 5 Kinder hat. Die Ehe ist jedoch von kurzer Dauer, da Philipp 1529 verstirbt. Der zur selben Zeit verwitwete Graf Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg, ein Freund der Familie und Vormund ihrer Kinder, nimmt sie am 20. September 1531 zu seiner zweiten Frau. Mit ihm hat sie weitere fünf Söhne und sechs Töchter. Über die beiden ältesten Söhne, Prinz Wilhelm I. und Graf Johann VI., werden sie zu Stammeltern der älteren und jüngeren Linie des Hauses Oranien. Wilhelm wird als der Befreier der Niederlande von der spanischen Herrschaft in die Geschichte eingehen, als "Vater des Vaterlandes". Drei seiner Brüder fallen im Kampf gegen die Spanier, er selbst wird 1584 ermordet. Juliana erreicht ein für die damalige Zeit hohes Alter. Als sie am 18.06.1580 stirbt, hinterlässt sie 160 Enkel und Urenkel, für die sie immer der Mittelpunkt der Familie war."
[10819] This person is presumed living.
[13914] http://www.hdhdata.org/roots/d2253.shtml provides ancestry and reports that John is son of John Wight (1699-1753) and Mary Pond (1706-1735), both of Dedham, MA, and that John (b. 1699) is son of Daniel Wight (1656-1719) and Anna Dewing (ca. 1659-1725).
[16862] This person is presumed living.