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[2148] "Ferrers, the name of a great Norman-English feudal house, derived from Ferriers-St.-Hilaire, to the south of Bernay, in Normandy. Its ancestor Walkelin was slain in a feud during the Conqueror's minority, leaving a son Henry..." - Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956 Ed., 9:183.
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[53463] For this line see the unverified file KNHS-FZD in familysearch.org which offers: "Comfort Haskell was born on 20 August 1766 as the daughter of Thomas Haskell and Priscilla Royal. She married William Gower on 27 April 1797, in New Gloucester, Cumberland, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 8 sons and 2 daughters. She died on 9 August 1820, at the age of 53."
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[20065] Find A Grave Memorial 75007588 offers Iona's obituary: "She was born December 13, 1921 in Scottsbluff, Nebraska to the late John and Inez (Erzinger) Johnston and graduated in 1939 from Shelby High School. Iona worked at Ben Franklin in Shelby for many years. Prior to her time there Iona raised her five children. A selfless person, she helped her children through college by sewing, making draperies and upholstering furniture out of her home. Iona was a very active member of First United Church of Christ where she was an elder, deacon, and Sunday school teacher, along with many other duties. She was the Meals on Wheels coordinator, HelpLine volunteer and was the recipient of the Jess Rath Community Service Award. She also served as a poll worker for many elections, Girl Scout leader, Cub Scout den mother, 4-H advisor and was on the Shade Tree Commission for 25 years. Her hobbies included quilting as she used her time and talents to create baby quilts for the ABC Quilt Project."
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[759] "Knt. of Ogle; in the Border Wars and at Neville's Cross, 17 Oct. 1346; had licence to crenelate his castle, 15 Edw. III (1341-2); ...inquisition for dower 37 Edw. III (1363-4)..." {-re: "The Extinct and Dormant Peerages of the Northern Counties of England," John William Clay (London, 1913, p. 152)}. http://www.oghgul.org/Ahnentafel/Chart-uk/geneuk.htm reports Robert m. (1) Annabella Terwhite (1319-1331 - no child). http://www.maslandtech.com/familytree/np531.htm#iin8120 offers in 2003: He "was probably the Robert who, in 1329, with a number of others, received a general pardon of all homicides, &c., committed in aiding the King-possibly against Henry of Lancaster, and was a juror at Newcastle as to lands held by a Scot in Northumberland. He was a commissioner of array in the county, and in the Liberty of Hexham, in 1335, 1344, 1345 and 1353, and is said to have been high bailiff of the lordship of Tynedale, 1337. From 1338 to 1343, 1346 to 1349, and 1350 to 1355, he was steward of the Archbishop of York's Regality of Hexham. In May 1341, of special grace for good service in the Scottish March, he had a grant of free warren in his demesnes of Ogle, Shilvington, Thirston, &c., with licence to fortify and crenellate his dwelling house of Ogle; and in July was one of the additional commissioners to assess and levy the ninth in Northumberland. His success in capturing five of a band of Scottish knights foraging into England in 1342 is recorded by Wyntoun. In 1345, together with Sir Thomas Lucy and the Bishop of Carlisle, he drove out of Cumberland the invading Scots under Douglas. The following year he took part in the battle of Neville's Cross, in the 3rd division; and was among the Northern magnates who receivcd a letter of thanks from the King for their faith and zeal in the defence of the King's honour and the safety of the realm, especially in his absence. He was summoned in December 1346 to attend a council of Northern magnates and prelates on the Morrow of Epiphany at Westminster, to discuss the defence of the realm and the carrying on of the war against the Scots. In December 1350 he was chief commissioner to collect the tenths and fifteenths in Newcastle, and in July 1354 he was made joint surveyor under the Statute of Labourers in Hexhamshlre. The following year he was left in charge of Berwick by Lord Greystoke, the Keeper, who without orders joined the King in France. The Scots made a surprise attack by sea, and took the town, though the castle held out. He married, 1stly, Isabel, sister of John DE FERNIELAW, and, in her issue, heir of his grandson John. He married, 2ndly, on or before 10 May 1331, Joan, daughter and coheir of Robert DE HEPHALE or HEPPALE. He died 16 June 1362. His widow died 19 March 1364/5. [CP 10:24-6]"
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[27928] http://www.eaves-klinger-genealogy.info/p17.htm reports Catharine m. (2) after 18 Nov 1838 George Welker, widower of her sister.