_Johannes BRINER _______+
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_John BRINER ________|_Maria Elizabeth LOEWE _
| (1813 - 1892) m 1834 (1788 - 1863)
_Henry BRINER _______|
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| | _Jacob HENRY ___________+
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| |_Sarah HENRY ________|_Susanna GOTSHALL ______
| (1811 - 1893) m 1834 (1787 - 1861)
_John Elmer BRINER ____|
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[10889] Lucy m. 29 Sept 1929 at Montpelier, OH Virgil Herman Hilton - they had no children.
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| | _Elizabeth DE NEVILLE ___________|_Alice GASCOIGNE ____________________________
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| |_Elizabeth DE BEAUMONT _|
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|--Stephen GARDINER
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| _Maredudd ("Meredith") Ap TUDOR _____________+
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| _Owen TUDOR _____________________|_Margaret FYCHAN ____________________________
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| _Jasper TUDOR __________|
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| | | _Charles VI "Le Bien-Aimae", King of FRANCE _+
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| | |_Katherine "The Fair" of VALOIS _|_Isabelle WITTELSBACH _______________________
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|_Helen (Ellen) TUDOR _|
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|_Katherine WOODVILLE ___|
(1458 - 1513) |
| _Peter of Luxembourg, Count ST. POL _________+
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|_Jacquetta of LUXEMBOURG ________|_Marguerite DE BAUX _________________________
(1416 - 1472) (1394 - 1469)
_Conrad ("the Wise"), Duke of LORRAINE ___+
| (.... - 0955) m 0947
_Otto, Duke of CARINTHIA _______________________|_Luitgarde _______________________________
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_Henry of Franconia, Count of SPIRES _|
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| | _Gerard ("Eberhard IV"), Count of Lower ALSACE _|_Hildegarde DE FERRETTE __________________
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| |_Adélaïde of Lower ALSACE ____________|
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| |_Luitgarde of METZ _____________________________|_Luitgarde D'ARDENNES ____________________
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| _Luitolph, Duke of SWABIA ________________+
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| _Otto, Duke of SWABIA __________________________|_Ida, Heiress of SWABIA __________________
| | (0954 - 0983) m 0973
| _Herman II, Duke of SWABIA ___________|
| | (.... - 1003) m 0988 |
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| | |_Immeltrudis of LORRAINE _______________________|__________________________________________
| | m 0973
|_Gisele of SWABIA _________________________|
(0995 - 1043) m 1017 |
| _Rudolph II, King of BURGUNDY ____________+
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| _Conrad "The Peaceful", King of BURGUNDY _______|_Bertha of SWABIA ________________________
| | (0924 - 0993) (0907 - 0967)
|_Gerberga of BURGUNDY ________________|
(0965 - 1018) m 0988 |
| _Louis IV "L'Outre-Mere", King of FRANCE _+
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|_Matilda of FRANCE _____________________________|_Gerberga of SAXONY ______________________
(.... - 0984)
"The Black"; crowned at Aix-la-Chapelle [Aachen] 14 April 1028 - "a peace-loving prince, who favoured church reform and sought to suppress private warfare. ...Henry was a patron of learning, and founder of schools, and completed cathedrals at Spires, Worms and Mainz." - Encyclopaedia Britannica (1956; 11:429). He subdued the Bohemians (1041) and Hungarians (1043-5), made an expedition to Rome and deposed three rival popes, appointing Clement II (1046-7). He was crowned Emperor in 1046.
http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html reports: "Conrad sent his son Heinrich to remove the uncooperative Udalrich from the Bohemian throne, and Duke Jaromir ruled after twenty years in prison; yet after Udalrich was pardoned in 1034, he blinded his brother and died the same year. Jaromir declined to rule again, and Bretislav (r. 1034-1055) was made duke of Bohemia. Conflict with the Lyutitzi was put to a duel, and the Christian lost; but a provocative Saxon fortress was later captured, and imperial campaigns subdued the Lyutitzi by 1036. Conrad did maintain good relations with Denmark until Knut died in 1035. That year Heinrich married Knut's daughter Gunnhild, and Schleswig was ceded to Denmark. Gunnhild died of a pestilence in Italy, and Conrad II died of illness at Utrecht in 1039. He was succeeded by his son Heinrich, who had already been crowned king. Heinrich III (r. 1039-1056) already had the duchies of Bavaria and Swabia as well as the kingdom of Burgundy when he became sole king of Germany. He traveled to various parts of his empire to receive homage and dispense justice. During this tour Heinrich also gained the duchy of Carinthia. Heinrich refused to accept gifts in exchange for ecclesiastical appointments. In 1040 he sent an imperial army to join Eckhard of Meissen in an attack on Bohemia; but they were badly defeated by Bretislav's forces, and only the efforts of the hermit Gunther freed hundreds of German captives. Bretislav lost an ally when Peter of Hungary was overthrown by an insurrection that made Odo king as Peter fled to Heinrich. The next year Heinrich led a second German invasion of Bohemia that captured Prague; Bretislav did homage at Ratisbon, gave hostages, and agreed to pay tribute. In 1042 Heinrich entered Burgundy to enforce justice on the now submitting nobles. That summer Heinrich passed through Bavaria and crossed the border into Hungary to install Peter's cousin, who was overthrown by Obo not long after the Germans departed. The next year Heinrich invaded Hungary again and regained the territory on the Danube that had been ceded to Stephen in 1031. In 1041 a synod of bishops at Montriond extended the Truce of God to all of Lent and Advent, and at Constance in October 1043 Heinrich III proclaimed the Day of Indulgence or Pardon. He renounced vengeance against anyone who had injured him and exhorted all his nobles and people also to forgive all private injuries. The appeal was to be spread throughout his kingdoms. At Besancon in Burgundy 28 bishops attended Heinrich's marriage to Agnes of Poitou although some abbots objected because they were distantly related. The 'Indulgence' was proclaimed again at Utrecht that Christmas, and peace seemed to reign; but it did not last long. In April 1044 Duke Gozelo of Lorraine died, and Heinrich redivided the duchy by giving Lower Lorraine to the younger Gozelo, causing the oldest son Gottfried (Godfrey), already duke of Upper Lorraine, to revolt. That summer Heinrich and Peter invaded Hungary again and defeated Obo's larger forces. The Hungarians favoring Bavarian law got their way. Obo was captured and beheaded, while Peter was crowned and agreed to pay an annual tribute. Yet within two years Peter had been captured and blinded. Heinrich helped Casimir (r. 1039-1058) to restore Poland. Meanwhile Gottfried gained Frank king Henri I and some Burgundian nationalists as allies. When Heinrich III summoned Gottfried to Aachen, he appeared and lost all his lands; but he was allowed to leave and started a rebellion. To strengthen the Count Palatine Otto in Lower Lorraine, Heinrich III gave him the duchy of Swabia. Baldwin, son of Flanders count Baldwin V (r. 1035-1067), was granted Antwerp; but he later became Godfrey's ally. In July 1045 Gottfried submitted and was imprisoned; but the following year Heinrich III restored him as duke of Upper Lorraine. After his hostage son died, Gottfried wanted to regain Verdun and organized another rebellion with Baldwin V and others in the Netherlands. Pope Leo IX excommunicated Gottfried and Baldwin. Gottfried submitted again and lost his lands. Heinrich III then attacked Baldwin's lands, aided by Denmark and England's Edward, and Baldwin V had to give back Antwerp. A son named Heinrich was born to the German king in 1050 and was elected king three years later. Heinrich III invaded Hungary, but King Andrew eluded him and made peace with Adalbert of Austria. Kuno, the exiled duke of Bavaria, urged Hungarian king Andrew to invade Carinthia in 1054; but Heinrich was too busy in Flanders to control Hungary. That year Heinrich had to retreat from Flanders, but in 1055 an attack by the two Baldwins and Gottfried on Antwerp failed also. The Slav duke Godescale had renounced Christianity after his father's death; but when vengeance did not satisfy him, he re-converted, establishing monasteries and canons in Lubeck and Oldenburg. As leader of the Obodrites, Godescale joined with Bernhard of Saxony and Wilhelm of Brandenburg in an unsuccessful campaign against the Lyutitzi. In 1056 Frank king Henri I met Heinrich III and challenged him to a single combat, but the German emperor made a hasty departure and died later that year. Heinrich's widow let Baldwin V keep the Scheldt march as a vassal, and his son became Count Baldwin I of Hainault."
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[26650] Clayton D. Hutchins posted in the Waldo Co., ME GenWeb site "His parents moved to Knox, Hancock County, [now Waldo County], Maine about 1803. John married Roxana Caroline Hatch in Knox in 1812 with the ceremony performed by Elder Ebenezer Hamblin. . . . . John Hutchins appears to have purchased one hundred acres of land from his father in 1813 soon after his marriage to Roxanna, but then sold it back to his father two years later. It is not yet known where he and his family lived from 1815 until his death in 1818. John Hutchins apparently died in April 1818 of a logging accident, leaving his wife and three small children. However, the only evidence found other than Fred Hutchins research notes which did not list sources, is Roxana's marriage to George Swett of Knox, Maine in March 1820. Roxana apparently died on 30 Apr 1825 in Knox, Maine, at 30 years of age and the children appear to have been raised by grandparents, Henry and Rhoda Hutchings."
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LDS Church Pedigree Resource File - not verified