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[34382] Ebenezer's ancestry is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
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[35073] This person is from the unverified information at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~battle/celeb/mueller.htm in 2013 which offers: "Matthew Henry Habershon, 'Chapeltown Researches , , ,' (London and Sheffield, 1893), pp. 194-198: ' . . . memoir of him published in 1813, soon after his death . . . .When of full age, I sat down seriously to consider the course of my future life. To continue in the business I had learnt would have been the most profitable; but when I recollected the age and growing infirmities of my father, and the gratitude and affection which I owed him as a son, I resolved to offer him my services to conduct and manage his business. He accepted my offer with readiness and great affection. By unremitting industry I soon found my fathers trade to prosper, and I look back upon the last year of my fathers life, which I spent with him in this manner, with pleasing recollection. About six weeks before the death of my father I entered the marriage state . . . . Her name was Ann Wood . . . . In 1778, when he was 24 . . .' Same, pp. 154-157: 'Mr. Henry Longden . . .was a native of Sheffield, the son of a man born at Ecclesfield. In the "Life of Mr. Henry Longden," published in 1813, the date of his birth is stated to be February 6th, 1754, after his father had established himself in business at Sheffield as a manufacturer of table knives . . . Mr. Longdens wealthy uncle, Mr. John Turner . . . . His monument in Carver Street Chapel is thus inscribed:--Near this place lie the remains of Henry Longden . . . He departed this life in the full triumph of faith, February 24th, 1812, aged 58 years.'" and "Familiae Minorum Gentium, Vol. 2" (London, 1895), p. 732: "Henry Longden of Sheffield and of Thorncliffe, ironmaster. He was a distinguished person amongst the Methodists at Sheffield."
[53605] Lilliam is daughter of James Robert Henry McAllian (1864-1932) & Martha Cook (1870-1948; m. 4 Decembeer 1885 in New Brunswick, Canada).
[53173] Joseph is son of Joseph Merriam (1802-1879) Nancy Davis (m. 21 December 1823 in Mason, Hillsborough Co., NH).
_Richard SCRUGGS _________+
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_Drury Edward SCRUGGS _|_Martha DRURY ____________
| (1725 - 1782) m 1745 (1698 - 1728)
_Drury Edward (Jr) SCRUGGS _|
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[36544] This person is from the unverified "Ancestors of Michael Allen Morris" in 2014.
[35835] This person is from an unverified family tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Ancestry.com states Trexler is a variation of Dressler and offers: "Dressler Name Meaning - German and Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a turner, from Middle High German dreseler or dræselære (formed by the addition of a superfluous agent suffix to Old High German drasil turner, a primary derivative of draen turn, spin). A turner would make small objects not just from wood, but also from bone, ivory, and amber, all of which were widely used in the Middle Ages for their decorative value."