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[5373] He was the last king in the male line of the house of Tudor. He succeeded to the throne on the death of his father early in 1547. On his accession, his maternal uncle, Edward Seymour, 1st earl of Hertford, was named Lord Protector and duke of Somerset. In 1547 the Protector, in Edward's name, invaded Scotland, using as a pretext an alleged violation by the Scots of an agreement to give Mary, queen of Scots, in marriage to Edward. The English forces defeated the Scots at Pinkie in September of that year. Both Edward and the Protector strongly favored the principle of the Reformation and did much to establish Protestantism in England. The body of edicts known as the Six Articles, enacted in the reign of Henry VIII, was repealed, and a new service book, the first Book of Common Prayer, was imposed in 1549. Although it was moderate in its approach, it was strongly opposed by Roman Catholics and stirred some uprisings. It subsequently, however, came into general use in the Anglican church. In 1549 Somerset's attempt to help poor peasants by forbidding enclosure was thwarted by rich landowners, with the result that the peasants revolted. The opportunity was used by John Dudley, later duke of Northumberland, to remove Somerset from power. Edward was thereafter virtually controlled by Dudley, who in 1552 persuaded him to have Somerset executed for treason. The king became seriously ill of tuberculosis the year after. Shortly before Edward's death, Dudley induced him to sign a will depriving his half sisters, who later ruled as Mary I and Elizabeth I, of their claim to the royal succession. The right of succession then fell to Lady Jane Grey, who had married Dudley's son, but she was deposed by Mary a few days later.
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[18620] "The Grindle Family of Hancock County, Maine" (1978), Part IV (pp. 194ff.) provides information on his family and his descendants. He m. Sarah Gray (b. 25 March 1763, or 17 March 1762, m. in 1778, daughter of Andrew Gray and Lydia Brown of Sedgwick, ME). They r. South Penobscot by 1772 and owned a pew in the Baptist Church there. They had nine children. Mark E. Honey ("Castine Patriot," 8 July 2004, p. 5) states that Daniel served as a soldier during the War for American Independence. He served in Col. Jonathan Buck's Reg. Aug. 19, 1777 to Sept. 28, 1777, served at Machias [DAR, SAR line].
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[4709] Mary is daughter of the Rev. Stephen Heath.
[19073] "History of the Kimball Family in America," Leonard Allison Morrison and Stephen Paschall Sharples (Boston: Damrell & Upham, 1897), p. 369, states that William r. Kingston, NH and Vienna, ME, and that all children except the eldest were b. in Vienna, ME - and provides William's ancestry and genealogy. Ancestry.com offers: "Kimball Name Meaning - English: from the Middle English personal name Kimbel, Old English Cynebeal(d), composed of the elements cyne- 'royal' + beald 'bold', 'brave'. English: variant spelling of Kimble."
[374] Michael is called a "gentleman, sportsman, and teller of tall tales." He probably arrived with George Cleeve, his father-in-law to be, in 1637. He lived at Clark's point, presently the foot of Brackett street in Portland, ME. He died before 1662/3.{-"Gen. Dict.of ME & NH", p.485} Michael owned much land, including Peaks Island, and hundreds of acres in present-day Portland. He was probably an Episcopalian and served under the Gorges government as constable for Falmouth. He died between 25 Aug 1660 and 7 Oct 1661. The surname also appears in Maine as Mitton. Mittons occur in Essex, Gloucester and Sussex counties in England. A John Mitton was sheriff of Staffordshire and M.P. late in the 15th century. See Philip Howard Gray, "Penobscot Pioneers...Closson..." (Camden: Penobscot Press, 1992), p. 101. Cf. Family Tree Maker's "Early New England Settlers" (CD #504), "one Hundred and Sixty Allied Families," p. 176.
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[40396] The unverified Raymond Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Philip Shoemaker was born in 1749 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the child of Philip. He married in 1778. They had one child during their marriage. He died in 1790 in his hometown, at the age of 41 . . . . Magdalena Overholtzer was born on April 29, 1763, in Manheim, Pennsylvania . . . . She married Philip Shoemaker . . . . She then married David Shoemaker in 1790. She died on March 29, 1839, in Lurgan, Pennsylvania, having lived a long life of 75 years, and was buried in Franklin County, Pennsylvania."
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[4099] Ralph is said to be son of Arthur Wickham (b.in October 1875) & Charlotte A. Applegate (1880-1951; m. 21 October 1898 in Ohio). His Social Security record states he r. Loudonville, OH. The 1920 federal census of Monroe, Richland Co., OH lists him as a boarder age 14 in the household of Debney C. Nouse (46) and wife Ona E. (41). The 1930 federal census at Loudonville, Ashland Co., OH lists him with wife Marie (age 22) and son Donald (8 months). "Mansfield News-Journal, 31 May 1971," p. 16: "Ralph S. Wickham, 65, a resident of Loudonville for most of his life, died yesterday at Kettering Hospital here following a long illness. He was an employee of the Flxible Co. and a member of the Zion Lutheran Church. Mr. Wickham was born in Lancaster, O. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Thomas McMillen, a member of The News Journal women's news department, and Mrs. James Campbell, both of Mansfield; three sons. Donald and Robert, both of Loudonville, and Edward of Wooster; a sister. Miss Ruth Graham, of Mt. Vernon; one brother, Albert, of Columbus and 15 grandchildren."