[55469] The unverified file 2WJZ-FMJ in familysearch.org offers: "When Jerusha Barstow was born in 1755, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States, her father, George Barstow, was 24 and her mother, Asenath Taylor, was 23. She married Charles Bryant in 1772, in Newcastle, Lincoln, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters. She died in Thomaston, Lincoln, Maine, United States."
[37648] This person is from the unverified Norman Petts tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states William arrived in New England in 1663 and is son of John Durkee (or Turke), b. ca. 1605 in Co. Meath, Ireland, d. ca. 1652, and wife Sarah Batham (b. ca. 1610 in Co. Sussex, England, d. 1646).
[45063] George is son of Oliver Dyer (1846-1930) & Amelia Little (1861-1953). He m. (1) Clara Louise Stevens (1890-1921) with whom he had Hugh Arlyn Dyer (1912-1980).
[46043] Samuel is son of Michael Hollinger.
[24270] Maria Margaretta is daughter of Nicholas ("Nikel") Lang (b. 17 Oct 1700 in Miesau, Pfaltz, Germany, d. in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA, son of Johannes Long and Anna Catherine Bischoff; Johannes Long is son of Wendel Long, b. ca. 1650 in Bruchmuhlback, Obermiesau, Germany, d. 1695 in Miesau, son of Jacob Long [son of Hans Long] and Maria _____) and Marie Langin (Studebacher?).
[55038] Goldie is daughter of Alfred C. Martin (1876-1963) & Rose C. Pomroy (1876-1944; m. 17 January 1895 in ME). She and Aubrey had Aubrey H. Carter (1925), Vincent A. Carter (1928), June L. Carter (1930-2003), Alfred H. Carter (1931), Ida G. Carter (1932-2022), Donald E. Carter (1935) & Joyce A. Carter (1936).
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[40001] The unverified "The Moores of Mariaville, Maine" tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "Adah Hodson Morrell was born on April 13, 1680, in Kittery, Maine, the child of John and Sarah. She married Jonathan Nason on April 27, 1702, in Berwick, Maine. . . . She died in 1746 in her hometown, at the age of 66."
[39400] Find A Grave Memorial 41506623 offers: "Elizabeth Rowland was the daughter of Samuel Rowland of Stratford. She married James Rogers (abt. 1615 to early 1687/8) by about 1640. They had seven children: Samuel, Joseph, John, Bathsheba Smith Fox, James, Jonathan, & Elizabeth Beebe. James Swift Rogers included precise dates of birth for the six youngest children of this immigrant, stating that the "births of the children are recorded in Milford," but only son Jonathan actually appears in those records. In the 1670s most members of the Rogers family became adherents of the Seventh-Day Baptists of Rhode Island. Three sons of the immigrant joined that church in 1674 and 1675, and in 1676 James Rogers, his wife, and daughter Bathsheba also joined. Within a few years John Rogers, son of the immigrant, split away from the Seventh-Day Baptists and formed his own sect, in which he was followed by his father and most other members of the family. John Rogers and some of his followers, especially his sister Bathseba, expressed themselves repeatedly by disrupting the meetings of the New London Congregational church, and as a result were often fined and jailed. This sect has become known as the Rogerene Quakers."