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[35632] A file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers: Roger GOODSPEED. Born at Wingrave, Buckinghamshire, England; son of Robert GOODSPEED [F3] and Alice HARRIS. He arrived in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts in 1639. He married Alice LAYTON on 1 December 1641 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. In 1643 was on the list of those able to bear arms. His wife was admitted to the church 31 Dec. 1643, and he was admitted to the church 28 July 1644. His father, in his will dated 15 September 1658, bequeathed to him and to his brothers Bennett and Thomas 6£ 13s 4d each, if they or any of them return from beyond the seas within ten years after their fathers decease. Roger was indiscreet enough on one occasion to get himself into rather serious trouble, as shown by the following complaint and proceedings on the records of Plymouth Colony: "John Jenkins, of Barnstable, [who we are also related to] complained against Roger Goodspeed in an action of defamation to the damage of fifty pound, in his charging of the said complainant to be a lyer, and that he had stolen his kidd, biding all the people there to take notice thereof; this being on a lecter day, in September last, in the publicke meeting house there, before sundry people. The jury find for the plaintiff twenty pounds damage, and the coste of the suite, or an acknowledgement to the satisfaction of the Court, and the coste of the suite." Roger accepted the alternative as shown by the following entry taken from the same record: "THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ROGER GOODSPEED." "These are to certify whom it may concern, That what words passed from mee, Roger Goodspeed, att the meeting house att Barnstable concerning John Jenkins, his stealing my kidd and lying, were rash, unadvised aand inconsiderate words; and upon due consideration I see I had noe cause soe to say, and ame sorry for soe saying, and desire him to passe it by. Roger Goodspeed X his mark." A marginal note in the records states, "This was ended by acknowledgement." It may not be out of place in this connection to say Roger exhibited more courage than discretion. It required considerable "nerve" to openly charge a neighbor with theft and falsehood on a lecture day before all the people. He must have been both corageous and physically strong or Jenkins would then and there have resented the impeachment. He died in 1685 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. CHILDREN: Nathaniel GOODSPEED [F43], John GOODSPEED [F9], Mary GOODSPEED [F44], Benjamin GOODSPEED [F45], Ruth GOODSPEED [F46], Ebenezer GOODSPEED [F5], Elizabeth GOODSPEED [F37]. {S2a, S2e, S2f, S4, S15}.
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[23675] AKA Johan Casper Hepler. PA Archives, Series 5, Vol. 8, Page 55: Caspar served in the military forces of the Revolutionary War. There was "A General Muster of Northampton County Militia" for 14th of May 1778 extant, listing Captain Joseph Kooken in command of the first Company and showing Caspar as one of ten members of First Class. This unit appears to have been a home constabulary, with little known battle participation. (Source: Hepler Family History, 1986, Avice Hepler Morgan) Caspar is an SAR PAtriot - see member 221460. Casper, Jr. bought his brother Christopher's; her's portion of the farm in 1785. He, his wife Anna Maria and their children lived there until December 9, 1795, until he sold his farm to Balthaser Shultz. Casper set out in a north westerly direction to Mahantongo Twp., Berks County, near Eldred Twp., Schuylkill County, PA. (- from tree of Nancy Jeanne Rochelle Walker [n.jrochelle@verison.net] on http://awt.ancestry.com in 2004, and is not verified). Cf. Doug Murphy's Genealogy at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~djmurphy in 2007. His children (from Find A Grave memorial 34494836): "Johannes Hepler (1774-1834), Peter M Hepler (1775-1842), Christopher Hepler (1777-1847), Catharina Hepler Kehler (1779-1827), Susanna Hepler Kehler (1780-1847), Anna Maria Hepler Reitz (1784-1857), Anna Margaretha Hepler Brosius (1786-1838), Jacob Hepler (1788-1809), Johann Georg Hepler (1790-1867), Lydia Hepler Ferster (1792-1858), Heinrich Hepler (1795-1864), Benjamin Hepler (1797-1798) and Gertrude Hepler (1801-1821).
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[8484] Helen is daughter of Edwin Watkins and Lillian _____. Helen m. (2) Robert J. Mate (1924-1994) and r. Coldwater, MI. Her mother's obituary: "Battle Creek Enquirer, 19 May 1968," p. 9: "Coldwater - Mrs. Lillian M. Watkins, 86, of 61 E. Chicago St., Quincy, died early Saturday morning at the Maple Lawn Hospital following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Watkins was born Feb. 11, 1882, in Harrisville. She lived in the Coldwater area most of her life, coming to Allen in 1901. She was a member of the Coldwater Church of Christ. Survivors are one daughter Mrs. Robert J. (Helen) Mate of Coldwater: 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Her husband and a son, Charles, preceded her in death."