[19029] NOTE: These persons are NOT VERIFIED, but are as shared in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007, which proposes that Barbara is daughter of Georg Wilhelm Berger (b. 19 Dec 1694 in Bern, Berks Co., PA, d. 6 June 1767 in Tulpehocken Twp., Berks Co., PA). Kenneth Powell's Family Tree (not verified) states Barbara was b. in Switzerland and d. in Reading, Berks Co., PA.
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[820] See the 1552 Heralds Visitation pedigree of Carr of Hetton, which makes it clear that Margaret was the mother of most of his children, 3 sons and 5 daughters; that after M's death c.1545 he married Isabel d/o Humphrey Carr by whom he had a son and a daughter; and around 1548-9 he married as his third wife, Ursula née Buckton, widow of John Collingwood of Eslington, Robert's son and heir. After John Carr's death - I have heard he was murdered, but have mislaid the ref - Ursula remarried to Henry Brandling of Newcastle, a leading merchant and official of that city. Ursula died 1593 and an abstract of her will exists. John and Margaret's eldest son, Thomas, won the heart of Elizabeth, grandaughter and heiress of Sir William Heron of Ford, and they married, to the consternation of the rest of the Herons, who had been expecting her to marry one of them, and so keep Ford and its lands in the family. They dreamt up a false story of an entail, and set about chucking the Carr family out of Ford. There was an armed clash which led to a feud lasting quite a few years. Thomas was murdered in 1558, and his son William died early from his exertions in challenging the Heron claim. The thing got woven into the politics of the restoration of the Percy family, and, since the Carrs were Catholics, into the religious divisions of the County gentry, who were split on both issues. The Privy Council and the Star Chamber were involved, so the thing assumed a national importance. I expect your interest in the Carrs came via the Forsters, since Sir William Heron's wife was a Margaret Forster if I remember right. There is a useful article about this feud by a lady called Meikle that I can give you the ref of if this would help you. Let me know if you want any more detail. - John Sanders (sand@bayview.romgroup.co.uk) via Internet, 1/98
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[47553] 5 June 1917 Leo registered for the draft stating he is a chauffer for Miller Brothers, Freeport, IL. When he registered for the World War II draft he was employed by the Illinois Central Railroad at Freeport. In the 1923 city director of Freeport he is listed as a fireman. "Freeport Journal-Standard [Freeport, Illinois], 26 August 1947," p. 12: "L. L. McHoes, 58, of 531 East Iroquols street, died suddenly early this morning, apparently from heart disease, at LaSalle, Ill., in the cab of an Illinois Central locomotive which he was firing. The train was going south, bound for Clinton, Ill. An inquest will be held at LaSalle. He was born June 7, 1891, at Davis, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George McHoes, both of whom died previously. Mr. McHoes is survived by a son, William, and a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Hoelscher, both of Freeport, and three grandchildren."