[439] Name from "Brooksville, Maine...", Walter H. Snow (Bar Harbor: Downeast Graphics, 1976), p. 12. Philip Howard Gray, "Penobscot Pioneers" (1993), p. 11-12, disputes the assumption that her surname is Black, and believes that there is strong circumstantial evidence that her surname is Watson. Ancestral File 1W8S-6N6 reports she is dau. of Josiah Black and Abigail Watson - this file is not verified.
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Snow, Walter H., "Brooksville, Maine..." (Bar Harbor: Downeast Graphics, 1976)
http://hawkshome.net/documents/transcripts/mfip_pbrew_2_4.htm offers:
Dorothy/Dorite Burge/Burgess5 (Patience Freeman4, Rebecca Prence3, Patience2 Brewster, William1) was born in Sandwich, Mass., 12 November 1670, the daughter of Joseph and Patience (Freeman) Burge. The surname is found under the spellings of Burg, Burge, Burgess, Burgis and Burgess. Dorothy died, place and date undocumented, probably in Rochester, Mass., after 10 April 1725, when her mother deeded to her, and before 1 June 1727, as she did not acknowledge or release dower rights in a deed executed by her husband. Dorothy married, place and date undocumented, probably in her home town of Sandwich about 1689, Savory Clifton, who was probably born in England about 1665, parentage undetermined. Savory died, place and date undetermined, probably in Rochester, after 25 October 1753, when he joined in an indenture. No record of the marriage of Dorothy Burgess and Savory Clifton has been found. Proof of the marriage has been ascertained through the will of Joseph Burgess of Rochester, dated 5 August 1695 and proved 3 October 1695, in which he named his daughter "Dorrity" Clifton and gave her a bequest of 20 shillings. Additional evidence of support for the marriage was found when the children of Joseph Burge of Rochester, late deceased, executed a deed 17 March 1714/5, which relinquished and discharged to their brother, Benjamin Burge, all their right in land which had belonged to their father. Said deed was signed by Savorill (sic) Clifton, Dorothy Clifton (her mark), Edward Rose (his mark), Rebecca Rose (her mark), and Ichabod Burge. Witnesses were Charity Parker (her mark) and John Hammond. On 10 April 1725, (her mother) "Patience Burge of Rochester, widow of Joseph Burge," acquitted and discharged to (her son) Benjamin Burge, yeoman, and (her daughter) Dorothy, the wife of Clifton Savory, "my right in a share of land in Middleboro, which was formerly in the right of Governor Prence . . . I am heir to a part of the same."
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Stephen m. (2) Joanna Chase (widow of Joel Chase). For ancestry see "Josiah Harris, 1770-1845, East Machias, Maine: his ancestors and descendants in nine generations," compiled and published by Herbert Harris (Bangor, ME: 1903). Cf. "Maine Families in 1790," ed. by Ruth Gray, Joseph Cook Anderson II, Lois Ware
Thurston, C.G., et al. - ME Genealogical Society (Rockport, ME: Picton Press), Vol. 5, p. 144. Ancestry.com offers: "Harris Name Meaning - English and Welsh (very common in southern England and South Wales): patronymic from the medieval English personal name Harry, pet form of Henry. This name is also well established in Ireland, taken there principally during the Plantation of Ulster. In some cases, particularly in families coming from County Mayo, both Harris and Harrison can be Anglicized forms of Gaelic Ó hEarchadha."
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[25746] The LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File reports that Thomas was of Wemddu, Monmouthshire but died of Ragland, Monmouthshire, and that he m. Maud Morley (b. ca. 1380, of Ragland, daughter of John Morley of Ragland).
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LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
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LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
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[27001] This line is from One World Tree on Ancestry.com and is not verified.