[11637] This person is presumed living.
_George Michael BREINER __________________
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_George Washington BRINER _|
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| |_Catharina HAMMER ___|_Anna Maria, wife of Johann Georg HAMMER _
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_George Washington BRINER , Jr._|
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[12950] Albion m. Maud Osborn. He worked at the smelters at Gas City, KS for 12 years and is believed to have issue.
_Alexander COBB __________+
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_Richard COBB _______|_Thomasyn DEARTH _________
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_Henry COBB _________|
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_Henry COBB _________|
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| _Robert HINCKLEY ____|_Johane BILLS ____________
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| _Samuel HINCKLEY ____|
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|_Sarah HINCKLEY _____|
(1629 - 1686) m 1649|
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| _Thomas SOOLE _______|_Marie WHITFIELD _________
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|_Sarah SOOLE ________|
(.... - 1656) m 1617|
| _John IDDENDEN ___________
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|_Mary IDDENDEN ______|_Christian Grover MERCER _
(1573 - 1656) m 1598
[2561] Moved from Barnstable to Middleboro about 1703. Ref. for birth: Gen. Notes Barnstable Fam. I:175; MD 3:73.
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"Gen. Notes Barnstable Fam." Vol. I
[307] Wife's given names are Anna Mary; her surname is not known. Peter arrived on British ship "Beulah", and took Oath of Allegiance at Philadelphia, 7 Sept. 1753; r. Heidelberg Twp., Lancaster Co (PA) and by 1771 Penn Twp. in present-day Snyder Co., PA (see "Annals of the Buffalo Valley" by John Blair Lynn, p. 37); members of Row's or Salem Lutheran Church, Penn Twp. Lorraine Meadows offered via email in July, 2003: "See pages 20 and 21 of 'Snyder County Pioneers' compiled by Dr. Charles A. Fisher on Frederick, John and Peter Druckenmiller. Frederick and Peter are supposed to have wills recorded at Sunbury, PA (Northumberland County). They are also abstracted in "Probate and Orphans Court Records of Snyder County, Pennsylvania 1772-1855" compiled by Charles A. Fisher. A copy of these pages can be obtained from the Snyder County Historical Society Library if you cannot locate them elsewhere. According to Dr. Fisher Peter was born about 1722 and Frederick is his son. Frederick also is reported to have died in 1790 the same year as Peter." Norman C. Shroyer (in unverified web site "Ancestors of Lloyd Shroyer" at familytreemakergenealogy.com) states that Peter m. Anna Mary Gret and that daughter Elizabeth was born in 1750.
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Charles A. Fisher, "Snyder County Pioneers"
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| _Richard LOWLE ______|_Apolyn LEVERSEDGE __
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[953] "The Colonial Clergy and Churches of New England," Frederick Lewis Weis (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1977), p. 91: "Joseph Gerrish, A.B., b. Newbury, Mar. 23, 1650, son of Capt. William and Joanna (Goodale) Gerrish; Harvard College, 1669, A.B.; Ordained Wenham, Jan. 13, 1674/5; settled Wenham, 1673-1720; d. Wenham, Jan. 6, 1719/20, age 69."
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[6285] Glamorgan is named for Morgan. Morgan Hen married Nesta_________.
_Ximinius ENECO ___________________+
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_Eneco XImini, King of PAMPELONA _____|_Munia, wife of Ximinius ENECO ____
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_Sancho I Garcias, King of NAVARRE _|
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[4145] Her marriage to Ordono II sealed the partnership between the two major powers of the Iberian peninsula in the reconquest of Spain by the Christians. Her father Sancho Garcias I led the eastern front against the Ummayads. See ""The Reconquest of Spain," Derek W. Lomax (N.Y.: Longman, 1978), p. 42.
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| |_Sarah Jane WATTS ___|
| (1820 - 1864) m 1843|
| | _William MORTON _____+
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| |_Olive H. MORTON ____|_Lydia STROUT _______
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|--Frederick Robie PALMER
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Virginia Horler notes:
Frederick Robie Palmer was likely named after Frederick Robie, Governor of Maine from 1882 to 1886.
1910 Census Woodland, Whatcom, Washington ED 371 page 103: Frederick Palmer (25) self and parents born in Maine, school teacher; also boarding at same home was Clara Miller (25) born in Michigan, school teacher.
12 Sep 1918 Frederick Robie Palmer, age 33, born 7 April 1885, registered for the draft of the US Military. He lived at 1004 High St., in Bellingham, Whatcom, WA, was a school principal at the Larrabee School in Bellingham. He was married to Clara M. Palmer who lived at the same address. Medium height, brown hair, brown eyes. (46-1-1 C No. A667)
1920 Census Bellingham, Whatcom, WA ED 283 page 220B: Frederick R. Palmer (34) public school teacher; Clara M. (35); Zena E. (8); H. Louise (7); Coburn T. (5); and Mary Delia 1-11/12. All children born in Washington.
1930 Census Palo Also, Santa Clara, CA ED 24 page 187A: Frederick R. Palmer (44) married at 25, principal of a public school; Clara M. (45); Zena E. (18); Harriet L. (17); Coburn T. (15); Frederick H. (14) and Mary D. (12). They lived at 238R Colorado Street in Palo Alto in a house valued at $5,000.
In 1930 widow Bertha F. Palmer lived in Los Gatos, not far from Palo Alto, and worked as a housekeeper. He married Clara Hampson Miller, married 2 Aug 1910 in Vancouver, BC, Canada, b. 20 Jun 1884 in Battle Creek, Calhoun, Michigan, (daughter of Julius Fredrickson Heileman Miller and Mary Osborn) d. 11 Dec 1967 in Santa Clara County, CA.
Children:
i. Zena Elizabeth Palmer, b. 28 May 1911 in Bellingham, Whatcom, WA, d. 29 Mar 1975 in Mendocino County, CA. She married Unknown Rodni.
ii. Harriet Louise Palmer, b. 23 Jun 1912 in Bellingham, Whatcom, WA. She married Ernest Albert Tarr, married 8 Feb 1936 in Palo Alto, Santa Clara, CA, b. 19 Jun 1911 in Sparks, Washoe, NV.
iii. Coburn Tremain Palmer, b. 5 Jun 1914 in Bellingham, Whatcom, WA, d. 15 Mar 1976 in San Mateo County, CA.
iv. Frederick Heileman Palmer, b. 29 Jul 1916 in Bellingham, Whatcom, WA.
v. Mary Delia Palmer b. 7 Feb 1918.
[13556] Viola is daughter of Fernandas P. Reemsnyder (1849-1934) and Mahala Mohler (1854-1932). She and Robert r. Akron, OH.
_Brian Catha An Eanaigh, King of THOMOND _+
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_Turlogh Bog "The Soft", King of THOMOND _|__________________________________________
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_Teige An Chomard, King of THOMOND _|
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[7879] Last King of Thomond, 1st Earl of Thomond and Lord Inchiquin 1543. Surrendered to Henry VIII in 1543 at Greenwich, agreed to forgoe the name of O'Brien and their native costume and to reside in the English Court and use the English Language. The Tanist; The Complete Peerage vol. VII, p. 50. He is son of Joan FitzMaurice and Turlogh Don.
[10962] This person is presumed living.