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[27762] Her information shown here is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007 which shows her as an alternate wife of Bryan Stapleton and offers her ancestry..
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[27116] "Ancestral Roots...," Frederick L. Weis (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1992 - 7th Edition) Line 11 (p. 15) states William, Gentleman, "of East Farleigh, Kent, and London; m. London, 10 Feb. 1598/9, Mary Weston, bapt. 26 Apr. 1579, dau. of Sir Jerome Weston, of Roxwell, Essex."
[53822]
Nathaniel m. (2) in 1833 Elizabeth Moore 1795-1858) - she m. 1st in 1816 Jeremiah Palmer. Nathaniel is said to be son of Jonathan Connor (1737-1820) & Mary Jewett (1742-1816; m.
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Anne Pratt Slayton provides this line and further information in her web site, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=stamford&I11.x=24&I11.y=12. She offers:
"Jonathan Haynes, born in 1646, is a proven child of William Haynes and Sarah Ingersoll by documents executed by the descendants of Richard Ingersoll to sell a parcel of land in Salem Village, Massachusetts. In the will of Richard Ingersoll dated 21 July 1644, the property was conditionally bequeathed to his son, John Ingersoll and sons-in-law, William Haynes and Richard Pettingal.
On 3 February 1728/1729, nine descendants of John Ingersoll and six descendants of Richard Pettingall, and Thomas Haynes of Haverhill (as representative for his brothers and sisters), Moses Aborn and George Flint as descendants of William Haynes, sold their shares of the Richard Ingersoll estate. In a similar document dated 6 November 1731, Benjamin Haynes of Mannington (Salem County) in West New Jersey for himself and as attorney for the descendants of William Haynes released their share of the estate.
By the time of the execution of these documents, the children of William Haynes and Sarah Ingersoll, namely, Jonathan Haynes, had been killed by Indians in 1698, Sarah Haynes Eborne had died in 1676 and Thomas Haynes had died in 1709 in Salem County, NJ.
Jonathan Haynes was probably raised in Newbury, Massachusetts where his mother Sarah Ingersoll Haynes resided after the death of her husband William Haynes. Although Sarah remarried to Joseph Houlton at Newbury in 1651 and eventually moved back to Salem Village, it appears Jonathan remained in Newbury until around the year 1686, and then removed to Haverhill, Massachusetts.
In 1669 Jonathan Haynes apparently contemplated moving to East New Jersey, and is seen in New Jersey deed records dated 1673, along with several other Newbury men, as purchasing land in Woodbridge, East New Jersey. It is not known if he actually went to New Jersey or not; several of the Newbury men did eventually settle there, but at any rate, Jonathan was in Newbury on 30 December 1674 to marry Sarah Moulton. She was a daughter of William Moulton and Margaret Page. Some histories state that Jonathan had married shortly before to a sister, Mary Moulton, but many people now believe that an error had been made in the recording of the marriage since Mary Moulton is recorded in the Moulton family as dying in 1664.
In a 25 September1682 Essex County court case, Jonathan gave his age as "about 36 years" and his wife, Sarah as "about 26 years". In March 1682, he was sworn in court and testified at "about age 35". Thus we now know Jonathan was probably born sometime between March 1646 and September 1646. Jonathan was baptized 11 June 1648, along with Sarah Haynes (his sister but not necessarily a twin) at the First Church of Salem.
Sometime between 1684 and 1687, Jonathan moved to Haverhill, Massachusetts where he and four of his children were captured by Indians in 1696. Jonathan and his son, Thomas, escaped and returned to Haverhill, but on 22 February 1698, Jonathan Haynes was killed by the Indians.
Guy C. Haynes wrote the story of Jonathan Haynes in 1855, New England Genealogy and Historical Register, Vol. 9, a portion of which appears in Savage's Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England. Some of the information given by Guy Haynes has been proven incorrect; most significantly, that Jonathan Haynes was born in 1616 and was a brother of Governor John Haynes. To compound the confusion, a tombstone was apparently erected in Haverhill by descendants of Jonathan, stating this incorrect information. Several well documented and more accurate articles concerning Jonathan Haynes have recently been published. See American Genealogist, Vols. 23 and 27.
According to the story given by Guy C. Haynes, on 15 August 1696, Jonathan Haynes was captured by the Indians while reaping in his field within sight of his house. Four children, who were picking beans in the field, were also captured. The children were: Mary, age nineteen, Thomas, age sixteen, Jonathan, age twelve, and Joseph, age seven. The Indians took them to Penacook (Concord) New Hampshire, where they divided. One group of Indians took the elder Jonathan and Thomas to Maine, where they escaped. Mary, Jonathan and Joseph were taken to Canada and were sold to the French. Mary was redeemed for one hundred pounds of tobacco carried up on a hand sled, but her two brothers, Jonathan and Joseph remained in Canada, married there, and became wealthy farmers.
On 22 February 1698, Jonathan Haynes and a neighbor were killed by the Indians and Thomas, then age eighteen, was captured a second time and again taken to Penacook. He remained in captivity for more than a year and upon his redemption was given an ornamental cane by the Indian chief as a token of respect for good conduct as a prisoner.
Reverend John Pike recorded the two events of capture in his journal.
Aug:15,96. Jonath Hains of Haver: & his 4 children Carried away by Indians.
Feb:22, 97/98 about 30 Indians came to Andover, took Col. Bradstreets house and two more, killed Capt. Pasco Chub and his wife, Maj: Wades son of Mystick, and two others. Carried Col:B a family a little way, & upon Cond: released them. As yr returned by Haverhill they met with Jonath: Hains, and Sam: Ladd, with yr elder sons. The two fathers were slain, & the sons Carried away, but young Hains soon after Returned, which was his second escape from the enemy in less than two years time.
See History of Haverhill (Myrick), History of Haverhill (Chase), Journal of Reverend John Pike 1678-1709, and History of Newbury (Coffin) for versions of the Indian capture and death of Jonathan Haynes.
Administration of the estate of Jonathan Haynes was granted to Sarah "Haines" relict and widow of Jonathan "Haines" of Haverhill, 5 July 1698. She, and three other residents of Haverhill signed a petition dated 17 April 1701, asking that the act which had been passed for redeeming of captives be put into execution as speedily as possible. Her two sons, Jonathan and Joseph Haynes, however, were never returned to Massachusetts and as records and stories later reveal, remained in Canada, married into French Canadian families and had forgotten their native language. It is said that Sarah Haynes died in 1731.
Massachusetts Archives, Vol. LXX, leaf 522, Haverhill dated April 17, 1701: [Sic.] "the names of the captives that were taken by the indins from haverhill: with the time of their being taken and agge when taken of such as are yet wanting. Jonathan: and Joseph hains taken August 15, 1696, Jonathan agged twelve and Joseph seven years."
[Anne Pratt Slayton's web site provides the children and other information.] Also see NEHGR, 1955, pp. 162ff. and "New England Captives Carried to Canada...," Emma Lewis Coleman (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2012), pp. 340-341.
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[54736] Alice's obituary: "Alice G. Jones Tilden died Oct. 22, 2007 after living a full and active life for 92 years. She was born July 7, 1915 in Ellsworth the daughter of Arthur Murch and Hattie Lucy (Dolloff) Jones. Alice was graduated from Ellsworth High School, class of 1932 and Farmington Normal School in 1935. After graduating from college, she taught school at Thorndike, Canaan and Ellsworth. She fell in love with her future husband, Jasper L. Tilden in high school and they were married for 64 years. In 1946, Alice and Jasper started and co-owned the original Brookside Restaurant in Ellsworth. In 1955, they sold out their half ownership to their partner Frank Abram, and they purchased an existing ladies clothing store, The Hat Shoppe on Main Street. Alice eventually owned and ran the store alone when Jasper started Jaspers Restaurant & Motel on 200 High Street in 1957. In 1963, Alice moved her store to the then new Ellsworth Shopping Center across from the motel on High Street, and changed the name to Alices Fashions, Inc. In the early 70s, her daughter Nancy became a partner and they sold the business which was then located on the motel site to an employee in 2000. Alice was 84 when she retired. After Jasper had suffered a massive stroke in 1978, they sold the restaurant and motel in 1980 to their daughter Nancy and their son-in-law Benjamin D. Adams. Nancy bought out Bens shares in 1992, and continued ownership alone until she sold Jaspers Restaurant & Motel in 2001 to her son and the Tildens grandson, Troy A. Hawkins Adams. Alice, Nancy and Troy celebrated Jaspers Restaurants 50th anniversary this past June with a party at the Grand Theatre. Alice and they were awarded 'The Top Drawer' award by the Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce in 2006. Alice was always active in the Ellsworth community. She was a charter member of the Ellsworth Lioness Club, a member of the Hancock County Republican Womens Club, the first woman to serve on the Chamber of Commerce board of directors. She was a Jr. Chamber of Commerce member, Vice President of the Womens Club, Ellsworth Historical Society and Woodlawn Museum member, (former Black House trustee). Alice served on the Ellsworth Bi-centennial Committee and when she was young, she joined the Rebekahs and the Bayside Grange. She was a member of the First Congregational Church in Ellsworth and active still this year singing in the choir and in the churchs 'Busy Bodies' Club. She was a volunteer at the Maine Coast Memorial Hospital, an auxiliary club member and member of 'Red Hats' until her passing. Alice received several other awards including Business 'Woman of the Year' given by the Ellsworth Business and Professional Womens Club. In 1983, the Bangor Daily News honored her as one of ten outstanding women in Maine. Alice home cared for her husband for 24 years after his stroke in 1978. She loved to dance and did often until she became too ill this summer. She enjoyed traveling and especially cruises. She traveled often in the past ten years with her family and a friend, Julia Stubbins to many foreign lands and throughout the U.S. and in earlier years with her husband of 64 years. She loved attending symphony concerts, theatre and shows in New York, London and Las Vegas. Last year she and her daughter, Nancy stayed on Hillsboro Mile, Hillsboro Beach, FL for four months which was a long term goal for both of them. Alice is survived by two daughters, Elizabeth L. (Tilden) Meeks and her husband H. Benjamin of Homosassa, FL, and Nancy J. (Tilden) King and husband, Lawrence F. of Ellsworth; three grandsons, Michael V. Meeks and his wife Kim of Blacklick, OH, Mark Tilden Meeks and his wife Nicolettia of St. Paul, MN and Troy A. Hawkins Adams of Ellsworth; two great-grandsons, Jackson Ray Hawkins of Kensington, MD and Joseph Bryan Meeks of St. Paul, MN; three nieces, two nephews; several grandnieces, nephews plus many dear friends. In addition to her parents and husband in 2001, Alice was predeceased by sisters, Beatrice E. Jones, Melissa H. Jones, Lt. Col. H. Louise Van Duyne, Christina J. Sommers; brother, Chester A. Jones."
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[1995] Cf. Adélaïde of Tours at http://home.wxs.nl/~voort359/home3alsac.html.