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[2062] http://www.art-science.com/Ken/Genealogy/PD/ch48_Gascony.html offers: "Boggis son Eudes was practically an independent monarch in Aquitaine. He had defeated attempts by the Moors from Spain, lead by Abd-al-Rahman-al-Ghafiki, to invade Gascony earlier in his reign in 718 by throwing them back under the walls of Toulouse in 720. But he had backed Chilperic II, the King of Neustria, against Charles Martel (Martel = hammer), his Palace Mayor. Chiperic was the first Merovingian king, since his grandfather Clovis II, to have a backbone but Charles defeated Eudes in 719, who was fighting on too many fronts & forgave him on the understanding that he recognised Chilperic (now practically a prisoner & firmly under Charles' control) as King of all the Franks. But Chilperic died in 720. Although by all accounts, a great general, having defeated a previous Moorish incursion into France outside Toulouse in 721, Eudes was getting old. The Moors invaded Aquitaine in force in 731 & he no longer had sufficient power to defeat them again. In 731, he married his daughter Lampagie off to Othman Ibn Abu-Nusa, Wali of Cerdagne, previously Emir de Cordova, who controlled some of the Pyrenean passes. Cerdagne is a high valley surrounded by high mountains & with easily defended entry points. This would have solved that problem had the Moorish King of Spain, Abd-al-Rahman-al-Ghafiki not immediately defeated & slain Abu-Nusa & sent Lampagie off to Damascus as a trophy. His duchy overrun by Moors, Eudes had to call in Charles Martel, who turned the Moors back forever at the battle of Tours in 732, where Abd-al-Rahman-al-Ghafiki was killed. This gave Charles, the son of Pepin the Fat & great-grandson of Pepin of Landen, carte blanche to interfere in Gascon affairs & establish the power of France there. Eudes was murdered in 735. His family tree is complicated by cousin marriages i.e Branulphe I was his great-great-grandfather twice & also his great-great-great-grandfather but Robert Brian Stewart reckons Branulphe I was not the father of Branulphe II but his brother Gondolfus, Bishop of Tongres was. According to some sources, Eudes allegedly married twice:- (1) to St. Adela (? - 24/12/735), the great-grand-daughter of the first Dagobert, via his son Sigibert III King of Austrasia from 638 (634 - 656) and Inechilde (various spellings!) of Burgundy (?625 - ?670) & their son Dagobert II (652 - 23/12/679), who married an English princess, Matilda. Dagobert II is the one all the legends surround. He was usurped & murdered by Pepin the Fat, with the connivance of the church because of his anti-clerical tendencies but. as he is not a Delaforce, that is another story. (2) to Valtrude of Verdun, daughter of Walchigise, Count of Verdun (611 - ?) & Valtrude. She is the Delaforce ancestor. Valtrudes Verdun is the one where the World War I battle was fought, not the Delaforce Verdun-sur-Garonne."
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[1318] {Mary's dates are from "New England Marriages Prior to 1700," Clarence A. Torrey.} Mary's father, Thomas, gave permission for his daughter to marry John Clark on the condition that John's father would leave his property to John.
[41662] An unverified file in 2016 in Ancestry.com offers: "George Allen Carver was born in 1819 in Maine. He married Mary W. Joy and they had 10 children together. He then married Elizabeth A. Smith and they had three children together. He died in 1872 in Addison, Maine, at the age of 53."
Find A Grave memorial 126022882 states Johann is buried under the chancel of Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, Berks Co., PA and offers:
Johann Heinrich Christ Jr. was born in the Hatten, Bas Rhin region of the Alsace and it is the location of the Hatten Lutheran Church that holds the birth/baptism records for he and his siblings. Alsace is now part of France but it was settled by Germans from the time of Charlemagne. These people were German in language, culture and schooling. During the years that the Christs immigrated to Pennsylvania it was technically France - but the Alsace always had it's own German identity.
Johann was the son of Johann Heinrich Christ Sr. and Anna Gotz. He may have come to America in 1732 on the "Pennsylvania Merchant" at age 11. He married Appalonia Richter January 25, 1748 in Berks County, Pennsylvania; Appalonia was the daughter of Johannes Richter (Moselem Lutheran Church Records for marriage).
He was a man of prominence at Reading in 1760 and officiated as Sheriff of Berks County in 1761 and 1762. He showed a proper enthusiasm in the first movement at Reading for the Revolution in 1774 and was appointed by Edward Biddle as one of the Committee on Correspondence. On March 9, 1776, he was commissioned Captain in Col. Samuel Miles' Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment and raised and commanded a company of rifle men in the campaign of Long Island, though not actually engaged in the battle. He resigned on March 19, 1777, when he was placed on the Committee to Collect Arms. Upon his return, he was appointed a Justice of the Peace of Reading and in 1784 he was reappointed for another term of 7 years. While holding this office, he also served as recorder, register [of wills] and clerk of the Orphan's Court of Berks county from 1777 to 1789, accepting the last named office for the year 1789. He was also Clerk of the Quarter Sessions for 1779. He left a large estate.
Johann & Appalonia Christ had 12 children:
Four were sons: Henry (born Jan 19, 1755, died Dec 14, 1784, married Catharina Schumacher), Jacob (born July 16, 1764, died Dec. 25, 1833, married Susanna Gross), Johann Heinrich III (born 1766/1767 and married Elisabetha Gross) and Daniel (born 1769, married Catharina Miller in 1790).
Six were daughters:
Anna Barbara (born 1748/1749 and married John Gallentine), Maria (married George Spangler), Catharine (born Feb 3, 1753, died Oct. 12, 1801, married Capt. Jacob Graul), Margaret (married Jacob Zimmerman), Susanna (born circa 1753, married Friedrich Gossler in 1779) and Magdalena (married Michael Lutz).
Sources: DAR Patriot Index-Capt. CS PA., Revolution Sketches pages 219-220 (Dorothy Shiley), The Pennsylvania-German Society, The Pennsylvania-German Continentals pages 111-112 and 384 (Dorothy Shiley). Information shared by Blair Howell who owns the document with his signature.
[4905] http://fjaunais.free.fr/h0conde.htm calls him Régnier de Chaumont and continues with their daughter "Hermengarde de Chaumont (vers 1065 - ?) épousa Goswin Ier de Mons (vers 1055 - ?)" who had "Goswin II de Mons, seigneur de Baudour (vers 1090 - ?)." Cf. http://a.decarne.free.fr/gencar/dat597.htm and http://perso.wanadoo.fr/andr.leclere/html/dat680.htm. Mons is the capital of the Belgian province of Hainaut, 50 kilometers southwest of Brussels.
[42235] See Find A Grave Memorial 50097012 for children.
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[41113] The unverified Barnes Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 reports "When Eliza Fronk was born in March 1822 in Raccoon, Pennsylvania, her father, Jacob, was 20 and her mother, Ann, was 19. She had three daughters with Elijah Barnes, Jr. between 1859 and 1866. She died in Beaver County, Pennsylvania."
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[22186] Ralph and Elizabeth had Joan Greystoke in 1428; she m. William Bowes - see http://www.aritek.com/hartgen/htm/de-saint-pol.htm#name4741 in 2003. http://freespace.virgin.net/owston.tj/Bygod.htm offers: "RALPH GREYSTOCK LORD GREYSTOCK (CLAIMED TO BE BARON WEMME IN HIS WILL), b. abt. 1414; d. 1487; m. (1) ELIZABETH FITZHUGH; m. (2) ELIZABETH TERELL; m. (3) BEATRICE HAWTCLIFF, 1483, Henderskelfe or Settrington; d. 1505, who remarried Robert Constable , a 'Sergeant at Law' who died in 1501. She is buried at Sancton. A fascinating women in her own right, she is the ancestor by her second husband of the Constables of North Cliffe.... Her second husband was an ambitious lawyer, but a younger son of a Yorkshire MP who died before he could achieve his full potential. Ralph's grandaughter from his first marriage, was to marry into the Dacre family, and through them carried the family estates to the Howard family. The Howard family still live on the Greystock estates at Castle Howard. Beatrice seemed to come from an obscure family in that her father was a Sir James Hawtcliff. Her brother Richard was a vicar who campaigned against the Religious changes in the sixteenth century and survived. Her other brother was Sir William Hawtcliff who's descendants are spread widely." Cf. http://thepeerage.com. See also "Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists," David Faris (English Ancestry Series, Vol. 1, 2nd edition; Boston: NEHGS, 1999), p. 162.
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[8668] Robert is son of Percival William Howe and Emily Jane Bowman. Robert held a Civil Service position with the Philadelphia Naval Yard. Jane graduated from Temple University in 1931, majoring in music, and was a teacher. Ancestry.com offers: "Howe Name Meaning - English: topographic name for someone who lived by a small hill or a man-made mound or barrow, Middle English how (Old Norse haugr), or a habitational name from a place named with this word, such as Howe in Norfolk and North Yorkshire.English: variant of Hugh."
[52841] The unverified file KH82-N6G in familysearch.org offers: "When Ethel Priscilla Miller was born on 7 July 1889, in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, her father, Charles Traftin Miller, was 31 and her mother, Mary Jane Cushman, was 20. She married Blaine Perkins on 4 June 1910, in Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons. She lived in Newport, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1900 and Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, United States for about 30 years."
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As provided by Margaret "Jill" Goode Bohman (author of the privately-published [2003] family genealogy):
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Lemuel Morgrage. Born 11 Apr 1792. Died 17 Sep 1870 in Castine, ME. Buried on the Morgrage Homestead along Route 166 in Castine, on the property owned in 2002 by Richard and Barbara Falk (adjacent to the balance of the Homestead, owned by the Brownells - and further Homestead property owned by Al Snapp). He was a Private In Captain Thomas Emerson's Company, Massachusetts Militia, in the 1812 War; a warrant of 160 acres was awarded for his Service. He was at the Battle of Hampden, ME 23 Sept 1814. Wife: Mary Butler. Born 16 Nov 1796 in Sandown, NH. Died 26 May 1876 in Castine, ME.
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8 Peter Morgrage, Sr. Born 12 Aug 1752 in York, ME. Died 11 Jan 1817 in Castine, ME.
THE MORGRIDE FAMILY - - DERIVATION OF NAME: Centuries ago, there lives in Somerset County, England, Baron Mogg, his domain extending into several counties through a ridge of mountains. The people in that vicinity were called Mogridge acquainted with English people, natives of Somerset and Devonshire who know this to be a historical fact. The Mogridge family is an old English family. At different times and places there is a slight difference in the spelling of the name. It is found in early documents as Mogridge, Moggaridge and Morgradge. Sir Bernard Burke, who is the author of "The Peerage and Baronatage," "History of the Extinct and Dormant Peerage," "The Sanded Gentry," "The General Armory," etc. writes it "Mogridge" and he is considered an authority. The family is mentioned in histories of Sussex, Someretshire and Gloucestershire Counties, England as early as 1623. The earliest ancestor in America was John Moggaridge, who is spoken of in the "York Deeds," Book 4 York, ME; also William and others who lived in the middle and latter part of 1600. John Mogaridge and his son Samuel of York, lived in Old Newbury, Mass., prior to 1700. They were ship builders, and among the earliest shipwrights in New England. Their shipyard was called Mogaridge's Point, for many years; (where Jackman's Wharf is or was) A copy of a contract to build a ship for two Englishmen is preserved in the records of Newburyport, Mass. In the Massachusetts Archives are to be found the names of several Morgrages and Morgridges who were in the Revolutionary War, from York; Amesbury and Newbury. Samuel Mogridge under Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, and William Morgrage, at Bunker Hill, from York. The original Morgrage house is no longer extant in the Castine area, but the original well for the site is. The homestead was passed on down through the family and some where along the line the property changed hands to the Writer Waldo Pierce who didn't keep the property up and the property was sold by Mr. Pierce to the Brownell Family and is still in their family to date April 2000. Also on this site is a family cemetery and as best I could read they are as follows:
Elizabeth D. - wife of Loring T. Cummings and daughter of John H. & Abigail Wilson - died Oct. 8, 1852 - 20 yrs. 2 mo. and 12 days.
Though ye miss the smile of gladness and your home is still and lonely Let no mourning sigh of sadness Rise at what your God hath done
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Elijah D. Wilson - died May 23, 1878 - Age 48 yrs 6 mo 3 days (I couldn't read anything else on stone)
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Mary J. Wilson - died either 1832 or 1882 (was very hard to read stone worn with age)
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???????????? - son of John H. & Abigail Wilson - 23 yrs 3 mo ? days (stone broken and very very worn with age)
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Mehitable Littlefield - Died April 28, 1858 - Aged 64 years
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The Family Cemetery is visible from highway 166 being marked with a white picket fence just left of the Big Red Barn.
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[42921] In 2017 the unverified Calafati-Pyne tree in Ancestry.com offers: John Quinn was born in 1840 in Ireland. He had five sons and four daughters with Johanna Harrington between 1863 and 1879.
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Robert, "the son of Robert de Bruce VII, earl of Carrick by right of his wife, Marjorie, was a direct descendant of a Norman baron who accompanied William I to England." - Encycl. Brit., '56, 19:347.
http://www.royal.gov.uk offers:
Robert the Bruce, descendant of one of the original contestants for the Scottish throne, took up the struggle for Scotland's independence after the death of William Wallace, and had himself crowned King of Scotland. Victory at Bannockburn in 1314 and the 'Declaration of Arbroath' in 1320 provided justification for Bruce's assumption of the Scottish throne. At the same time he faced opposition from rival claimants to the throne and accusations that Bruce himself had not always acted in a straight-forward manner." The earldom of Carrick was resigned to him by his father in 1292, was merged in the crown of Scotland, and became extinct "with the failure of the royal male line of Bruce.
Robert is reported by "The Bruce Journal" (I:1) to have been born at Writtle Essex, crowned at Scone 27 March 1306, regained Scotland's independence through victory at Bannockburn in June, 1314, etc. For ancestry, see "Book of Bruce; ancestors and descendants of King Robert of Scotland. Being an historical and genealogical survey of the kingly and noble Scottish house of Bruce and a full account of its principal collateral families. With special reference to the Bruces of Clackmannan, Cultmalindie, Caithness, and the Shetland Islands, and their American descendants" Lyman Horace Weeks (New York: The Americana Society, 1907).
Also see "Robert Bruce," G. W. S. Barrow (U. of CA Press, 1965). Also see 1999 Web sites: http://www.infodex.demon.co.uk/index.html and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_I of_Scotland and https://www.historyscotland.com/articles/scottish-kings-and-queens/robert-the-bruce/robert-the-bruce-the-piety-of-the-victor-of-bannockburn. Cf. "History of the County of Ayr . . . ," James Paterson (Edinburgh: Thomas George Stevenson, 1952), II:271. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Edinburgh-Northampton.
[7100] The 1880 census of Greene Twp., Wayne Co., OH shows him as "farm labor" heading the household including wife Martha and sons Harvey and Ammon, and a servant named Alice Seageant [sic - probably Sergeant], aged 20. The 1930 federal census in Akron, Summit Co., OH lists him and wife Martha with son Leslie D. White (age 32).