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[23136] For her ancestry, see http://www.thepeerage.com/p5064.htm
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[783] Sir Hugo Forster (also known as Foresturious) helped repulse the Norwegian invasion in 1101.
[44088] The 31 July 1850 federal census in Mad River Twp., Clark Co., OH lists Remine, age 22, in the household of David A. Knot (a farmer, age 54, b. in NJ) and wife Ann (age 42, b. in NJ).
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[22326] See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 232. John r. Ness and Cheswardine, Shropshire. "Massachusetts and Maine Families, Volume I, Beaumont, of Wednesbury," on the Web at genealogy.com, pp. 153-154: "John Lestrage, son and heir, in 1196/7 acquired rights in land at Knockin from the daughters of his uncle Guy, and the castle at Knockin became his chief seat. He still held the manor of Hunstanton, co. Norfoll, in 1223/4. He was often employed in negotiations with the magnates of neighboring Wales. His wife was Amice, and he died by Jan. 20, 1233/4, when his son did homage." Cf.. "The Family, Vol. 1," p. 516 on-line at http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/minibios/c/FAMILY_BOOK_VolI.pdf.
[43558] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_of_Navarre states "Margaret was the daughter of King García Ramírez of Navarre and Marguerite de l'Aigle. She was married at a young age to William, while he was still a prince, the fourth son of Roger II of Sicily. According to the Palermitan archivist Isidoro La Lumia, she was, in her later years, bella ancora, superba, leggiera ('still beautiful, proud, light'). During the reign of her husband, Margaret was often ignored by the king, who did not particularly like her and certainly did not love her. However, she was a stronger person than he and several times convinced him to act where he was wont to be passive. She had an infatuation, perhaps mutual, with Maio of Bari, the king's ammiratus ammiratorum, and they were often allied in trying to subvert the opponents of the king, though she was once detained with two of her sons by Matthew Bonnellus during a revolt."
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Find A Grave Memorial 80957471 offers:
Philip was the son of Peter Pontius (b.1802) and Elizabeth Rose (b.1802 PA) who married on 15 Nov. 1825 in Stark Co., Ohio. Elizabeth's surname appears as "Rose", "Roser", or "Roos" depending on which document is being read, but the marriage record has "Rose".
Phillip married Margret Grube on 20 Dec. 1849 in Summit Co., Ohio. Margret was the daughter of Peter Grube and Anna (Nancy) Landis. Margret's maiden name has been transcribed as "Gornly", "Buby", and "Condon" on various indexes and consequently appears as such on several Gedcoms. The marriage record image and various other documents support the fact that her name was Grube.
Philip's father died December 29, 1840 in Summit County, Ohio. The 1850 census for Summit County shows Phillip's mother, Elizabeth, was living with him and his wife of one year, Margret. Jonathan Pontius (b.1834 OH) and Elizabeth Pontius (b.1836 OH), Philip's younger siblings, were also living with them. They would be the namesakes for two of Philip's and Margret's children. Philip was farming for a living.
Philip and Margret welcomed their first child, a daughter they named Anna G. in 1851. A second daughter arrived on 4 Dec. 1852 that they named Leah G. Reportedly, they also had a son in 1855 that they named Jonathon, who died in 1857. I could not find him on Find-A-Grave in either Ohio or Indiana.
Sometime between 1852 and 1859, Philip and Margret moved the family to Indiana, where four more children joined the family--Elizabeth P. (1859 IN - 1888), Philip G. (1862 IN - 1940), Henry S. (1865 IN), and Margaret S. (1868-1964). They can be found on the 1860 Census, living in West Twp. (today part of Plymouth), Marshall Co., Indiana, where Philip continued to farm. In addition to his own family, 31-year-old Jacob Riley and his 9-year-old daughter Martha Riley were living with the family. There was also a young man named Peter Grover, aged 20, living with the family who was probably helping with the farm.
During the Civil War, Philip served with Co. I, 151 Indiana Infantry. He mustered in on 11 Feb. 1865 and out on 19 Sep. that same year.
On 4 Oct. 1868, Philip's daughter Anna married Joseph Wesley Hittle (1849-1883) in Marshall Co., followed soon after by daughter Leah G. who married Phillip Rader Stayton on 22 Aug. 1869.
Phillip and Margret are found on the 1870 Census living in Green Twp. (today the Argos area), Marshall Co. In 1879, Margret filed for "invalid" benefits on Philip's behalf.
Philip's and Margret's daughter Elizabeth married George W. Smith on 4 May 1875 in Marshall Co. and they had at least four children together--Jonas H. (b.1877), Mary Alice (b.1879), Lilly May (b./d.1885) and Amon P. (b.1886). Elizabeth died on 19 Jan. 1888 at age 29. I found a marriage record for a George W. Smith the following year to Lavina Kreighbaum but without that 1890 Census to see if George's children with Elizabeth were with them, I cannot confirm this was the same George W. Smith, although it seems plausible.
In the winter of 1891, Margret filed for a widow's pension, as Philip had died six months earlier in June at age 65.
Philip Jr. would eventually marry Mary Carpenter on 29 Dec. 1882; and upon Mary's death, he married Mariam (Mosher) Walker 19 Jul. 1903. Henry S. would marry Martha M. Carpenter on 21 Dec. 1883. And Margaret S. married Anthony A. Smith, the younger brother of sister Elizabeth's husband George, with whom she had five children--Carrie C. (b.1886), Nora A. (b.1890), Lester I. (b.1893), Owen E. (b.1896), and Mabel G. (b.1898).
(Bio as entered by Kim White and edited by Wes Hittle)
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[43029] The unverified Silsby Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017 offers: "When Elizabeth Woodward was born on January 9, 1723, in Windham, Connecticut, her father, Joseph, was 34, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 37. She married Samuel A Silsby on December 5, 1746, in her hometown. . . . . She died as a young mother on May 22, 1749, in Acworth, New Hampshire, at the age of 26, and was buried there." - but her death date must be wrong if she is mother of Samuel Silsby.