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_Philip III "The Bold", King of FRANCE __|_Marguerite BERENGER ____________________________
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_Charles, Count of VALOIS _______________|
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| |_Isabelle of ARAGóN ____________________|_Yolande of HUNGARY _____________________________
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_Philip (VI) "of Valois", King Of FRANCE _|
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| | _Louis VIII ("the Lion"), King of FRANCE ________+
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| | _Louis IX ("the Saint"), King of FRANCE _|_Blanche of CASTILE _____________________________
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| | _Raymond V Berenger, 4th Ct. of PROVENCE ________+
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| |_Marguerite BERENGER ____________________|_Beatrice of SAVOY ______________________________
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| _Henry III, Count of LUXEMBURG __________|_Margaret of BARR _______________________________
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| _Henry IV, Count of Luxembourg, EMPEROR _|
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| | | _Baudoin D'AVESNES ______________________________+
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| | |_Beatrice D'AVESNES _____________________|_Felicite DE COUCY ______________________________
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| _John of Luxemburg, King of BOHEMIA ______|
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| | | _Guy of Dampierre, Count of FLANDERS ____________+
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| | |_Marguerite of FLANDERS _________________|_Matilda DE BETHUNE _____________________________
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| | | _Rostislav MIKHAILOVICH _________________________+
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| | |_Kunigunda ROSTISLAVNA __________________|_Anna of HUNGARY ________________________________
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[22102] Louis was Count of Provence. King of Sicily, Naples & Jerusalem and acceeded to the Duchy in 1360. From Louis descends the second house of Anjou, claimants to the throne of Naples. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_I_of_Naples.
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Tombstone states death date: 20 January 1830. John served in the British Army or Navy, 1775-79, deserting to the American side. {See "Ancestors and Descendants of Joshua Williams," by Gleason L. Archer (Boston, 1927), pp. 52-3; "Some Cherryfield Families," Bangor Historical Magazine, Vol. VII:177; "Descendants of John Archer of Cherryfield, Maine," Leroy Archer Campbell [1982].} He was an educated man - a land surveyor and a teacher. His residence was on the Beddington Road where they had at least 21 and perhaps 23 children. His grave is in the Archer Cemetery, Butler Road, Intervale, Cherryfield, ME. The name Archer is Norman and the family probably descends from Fulbert L'Archere and his son Robert who came to England with William the Conqueror and whose names are recorded at Battle Abbey. At the time of the American War for Independence the English head of the family was Lord Thomas Archer, Baron of Umberslade. John must have disgraced his noble relatives by deserting to the American cause; he was a Sergeant Major and chemist in charge of the gunpower laboratory in the little garrison at Machias, ME where he met and wooed Elizabeth Tupper. One report indicates that they resided for a while at Newburyport, MA, but later returned to eastern Maine where he helped survey an area into townships, settling at Cherryfield. NOTE: The President of The Archer Ass'n, George W. Archer, disputes the above claim that John was an educated man and employed at a British garrison at Machias, and that he ended his life at Cherryfield - see comments under wife Elizabeth - and states that John was a brick mason and farmer. [Note: Mark A. Honey reports the marriage date of John and Elizabeth as 18 Nov 1778. He also reports the names of many more children - and states that there were 21 children in all, including three who died as infants.] "Maine Place Names (Washington Co. and Hancock Co.)...," Ava H. Charbourne (Freeport, ME: Bond Wheelwright Co., 1957), p. 10, reports that Archer is one of the families in Columbia Falls, Washington Co., in 1790 and, p. 11, that "John Archer, a brick mason by trade, born in England and a Revolutionary soldier, took up a place, paying only five dollars for the making out of the title."
"Maine Families in 1790, Vol. 4,"Joseph Crook Anderson II and Louis Ware Thurston, editors (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1994), pp. 11-13 gives John and his family in detail and states that John m. and d. in Cherryfield, ME. 'Maine Place Names...Washington and Hancock Counties," Ava Harriet Chadbourne (Freeport, ME: Bond Wheelright Co., 1957), p. 11: "John Archer, a brick mason by trade, born in England and a Revolutionary Soldier, came to Columbia in 1789...."
Roxanne M. Wait [rwait@nemaine.com] shared in April 1999 via email: Gleason L. Archer -> "It stated on John Archer's tombstone, in the Archer burying grounds, in Cherryfield, that he was born in North Salop Co., England, March 26, 1752. Salop Co. is, of course Shropshire. There is some mystery as to John Archer's antecedents. He was evidently a very well educated man, probably university bred. I have a theory that he was a very near relative of Lord Thomas Archer, Baron of Umberslade which, I believe is located in Shropshire, near the Welsh Border. I once talked with an aged relative who claims to have seen a journal (later destroyed in a fire that burned the home of John Archer, Jr.) kept by John Archer when he lived in England, which stated that he was a tutor in the family of George III but, being very much opposed to the war with the English colonies in America, was kidnapped and sent over here to fight the Yankees."
(Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution - "It appears that John Archer enlisted as a private in the Artillery Company in Col. John Allen's regiment at Machias, 17 March 1778 and served until June of the same year when he was promoted to be Sargeant-Major of the artillery Company. His enlistment expired 15 January 1779. He re-enlisted as a private on the above date, continuing until 1 July 1779. He was again Sargeant-Major of Major O'Brian's rangers in Col. John Allen's regiment from 1 July 1779 to December of the same year. In all of the above service he was stationed in Machias, Maine. He next appears in Newbury, MA when he enlisted as a private for the term of six months from 5 June 1789. The following entry appears in the record as of that date: 'John Archer, age 28 years, Stature, five feet, 8 inches. Complexion, light. Residence, Newbury. Arrived at Springfield 14 June 1780. Marched to camp 14 July 1780 under the command of Capt. Hancock.' (He also appears on the list of soldiers for the six months at Camp Totaway, 25 October 1780. On payroll for six months during 1780 of Newbury. Finally discharged 5 December 1780.")[See "Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Maine," Carleton E. Fisher (Louisville, KY: NSSAR, 1982), p 18, which states he served as Sgt. in Col. Allan's regiment; also see MA S&S 1:287]
"Stephen D. Archer, a grandson living in Malden, MA wrote my father, John S. Archer in 1902 (Stephen then being 76) the following: John Archer, the first American Archer, was born in Shropshire, England, March 6, 1751-2. The story goes that one day while walking along the banks of the river when he was seized by a press gang, carried on board a ship and brought to this country, and forced into service. He was then about 23 years of age. He fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill and was one of the first three men to enter the redoubt. He then deserted the British service and we next hear of him at Cherryfield, Maine where he married and settled. We have been informed that he wad a man of superior education for the times and is supposed to have come from a family of means and some note in England but, owing to his desertion of the British Army it is through that he was ashamed to communicate with them."
From J. A. Milliken's "Narraguagus Valley" and volume 7, "Bangor Historical Magazine" p. 177: "John Archer, an Englishman, man of some education, teacher in his time, married a Tupper and at some early date in the settlement of the place (Cherryfield) took up the lot afterward occupied by his son John on the Beddington Road. They had a family of 23 children, mostly sons, most of whom grew to a man's estate."
Copy of statement by John Archer of his services in the Revolutionary War, when applying for a pension, April 15, 1818. The original document, procured from the pension agent, was in the possession of Gleason L. Archer, 20 Derne St., Boston, MA:
"Whereas, an act of Congress, passed in March last, for the purpose of compensating such persons as are needy and who served in the Revolutionary War to gain the independence of the country against the common enemy. Such claimants are required to furnish suitable evidence of their services by stating the the time and manner of entering the service, he line or station they served in and the time and manner of leaving the same. The subscriber hereof begs leave to submit the following statement of services performed by him to the consideration of the proper department. In the beginning of February 1778, I left St. John, New Brunswick in company with three others (now dead). Traveled twenty days on the desert shore without any other sustenance but clams of muscles and rockweed, until we came to St. Andrew's in Passamaquoddy Bay. There we met with Colonel John Allen, Lieutenant Louis Frederick Desdernier and others with a boat's crew on a visiting tour among the Indian tribes in Passamaquoddy. There we engaged with Colonel Allen to serve in the artillery company stationed at Machias; I was appointed Sargeant-Major when Captain M. Robbins, Lieutenant Mansell and lieutenant Asa Dyer arrived there with troops. On the 4th of July following, while celebrating the day, William Woodward, conductor of Artillery, standing at the muzzle of a four pounder, it accidentally fired and disabled him from further duty. Thereupon the commanding officer appointed me to take charge of the Laboratory, etc..., in addition to my other duties I continued to perform and do until Nov. the 29th day, of the year following. vix: A.D. seventeen hundred and seventy-nine at which time I obtained my discharge having served as the above specified from the latter end of February, 1778 to December 1st, 1779, making one year and nine months service."
My complete children's list came mostly from a book put together by the Cherryfield-Narraguagus Historical Society called "Early Pleasant River Families" published by Picton Press in 1997. The lenghty information on John Archer was recieved by Rolla Archer prior to his death by a Lucilla Archer, RFD Box 351, Newcastle, Maine 04553. She's where the information from the reference to the journal on came from. I've also been the the Intervale Cemetary on Butler Road in Cherryfield and got alot of my dates for John Archer's Children there. And to a small cemetary near the Blueberry Experimental Station in Jonesboro where Elizabeth Tupper, Lydia Gates Tenney, George Tenney, and David Cobb Archer, Jr. are buried. -Roxie Wait
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From the August 30, 1881 issue of the "Machias Union" (edited and shared on the USGenWeb message board in 1997 by Kenneth A. Dill, 581 Crown St #27, Meriden, CT. 06450): "John Archer, a welshman, native of Worthern, England, was born March 26, 1752. Elizabeth Tupper, John's wife was born in Stafford, Conn. April 3, 1758. Their children, Lydia, born April 6, 1775; Wm Gates born Sept 7, 1779, both born in Machias; Mary born March 15, 1781; James born Aug 4, 1781; John born July 22, 1783; Mary born in Newburyport; James and John born in Amesbury, Mass; Joseph born Oct 10, 1784; Henry born January 27, 1786; Thomas born April 29, 1787; *Anna born April 18, 1789; *Ansel born April 18, 1789; Abigail born June 6, 1791; Robert Gates born Sept 23, 1792; Elizabeth born January 27, 1794; Eliakim born April 8, 1795; Allen born November 19, 1796; Ruth born March 28, 1798; David Cobb born Sept 6, 1802; Geo W born in 1804. There were three other children who died when young. Joseph was born in Machias; Henry to Ruth inclusive were born in Columbia and the three youngest were born in Cherryfield. The children were natives of five towns. Allen a resident of Aurora and David Cobb, named for Gen Cobb, of Gouldsboro, resident of Jonesboro are the only ones now living of the family of 21 children. Elizabeth, John Archer's wife was a sister of the late Ansel Tupper of Jonesboro. John Archer served in the British army 1775 to 1779; deserted, joined the American army and did service under Washington. He was well read, a brick mason by trade and a land surveyor. He died in Cherryfield; his wife died in Jonesboro, and was buried in the Archer district. ** Anna and Ansel were twins."
Also see "The Early Pleasant River Familes of Washington Co., Maine", pp. 26-27; "Maine Families in 1790", ed. by Joseph Crook Anderson II & Lois Ware Thurson (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1994), vol. 4, pp. 11-13; "Early Narraguagus River Families of Washington Co., Maine," Darryl B. Lamson and Leonard F. Tibbetts.
Shared by Patricia McCurdy Townsend in April 2004:
Descendants of John Archer - Generation No. 1
1. JOHN2 ARCHER (HENRY1) was born 26 March 1752 in of Worthen, Salop County, Wales & Amesbury, MA1, and died 20 January 1830 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME2. He married ELIZABETH TUPPER 18 November 1778 in Machias, ME2, daughter of WILLIAM TUPPER and MARGARET GATES. She was born 03 April 1758 in Lebanon, CT3, and died 26 May 1830 in Jonesboro, Wash, ME4. Notes for JOHN ARCHER: From the Machias Union, 30 Aug 1881: "John Archer, a Welshman, served in the British Army 1775 to 1779. He deserted and joined the American Army and did service under Washington. John Archer was well read, a brick mason by trade and a land surveyor." More About JOHN ARCHER: Census: 1800, Columbia, Wash, ME More About JOHN ARCHER and ELIZABETH TUPPER: Marriage: 18 November 1778, Machias, ME4Children of JOHN ARCHER and ELIZABETH TUPPER are:
i. WILLIAM GATES3 ARCHER, b. 07 September 1779, Machias, Wash, ME5; m. MARY SMITH; b. of Nova Scotia. More About WILLIAM GATES ARCHER: Baptism: 06 May 1781, Newburyport, MA.
2. ii. MARY 'POLLY' ARCHER, b. 15 March 1781, Newburyport, MA.
iii. JAMES ARCHER, b. 04 August 1782, Amesbury, MA6; d. Bef. April 1818, Cherryfield, Wash, ME6.
3. iv. JOHN TUPPER ARCHER, b. 22 July 1783, Amesbury, MA; d. 20 March 1861, Cherryfield, Wash, ME.
v. JOSEPH ARCHER, b. 10 October 1784, Machias, Wash, ME7; d. Nova Scotia?; m. (1) DORCAS NICKERSON; b. Abt. 1784, of Nova Scotia; m. (2) ELEANOR DURKEE; b. Abt. 1784.
4. vi. HENRY C. ARCHER, b. 27 January 1786, Machias, Wash, ME; d. 21 March 1867, Charlotte, Wash, ME.
5. vii. THOMAS ARCHER, b. 29 April 1787, Machias, Wash, ME; d. 02 February 1853, Lincoln, ME.
viii. ANNA M. ARCHER, b. 18 April 1789, Columbia, Wash, ME7; d. 07 January 1791, Columbia, Wash, ME8.
6. ix. ANSELM 'ANSEL' ARCHER, b. 18 April 1789, Columbia, Wash, ME; d. 1866, Amherst, ME.
7. x. ABIGAIL ARCHER, b. 06 June 1791, Columbia, Wash, ME; d. Bef. 1831.
8. xi. ROBERT GATES ARCHER, b. 23 September 1792, Columbia, Wash, ME; d. 17 February 1837, Aurora, ME.
xii. ELIZABETH ARCHER, b. 27 January 1794, Columbia, Wash, ME9; d. 09 May 1797, Columbia, Wash, ME10.
9. xiii. ELIAKIM S. ARCHER, b. 08 April 1795, Columbia, Wash, ME; d. 24 January 1872, Cherryfield, Wash, ME.
10. xiv. ALLAN ARCHER, b. 19 November 1796, Columbia, Wash, ME.
xv. RUTH ARCHER, b. 28 March 1798, Columbia, Wash, ME11; m. WILLIAM JACQUES, 06 August 1820, Cherryfield, ME12; b. Abt. 1790, of Cherryfield, Wash, ME. WILLIAM JACQUES: Military service: Aroostook War, 1839.
xvi. CHILD ARCHER, b. Abt. 1800, Columbia, Wash, ME13; d. Bef. 1810, Columbia, Wash, ME13.
11. xvii. DAVID COBB ARCHER, b. 06 September 1802, Columbia, Wash, ME; d. 15 May 1883, Jonesboro, Wash, ME.
12. xviii. GEORGE W. ARCHER, b. March 1804, Columbia, Wash, ME.
Generation No. 2
2. MARY 'POLLY'3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 15 March 1781 in Newburyport, MA14. She married SAMUEL BEAL. He was born Bef. 1774 in of Eastport, Wash, ME15, and died in Indiana?. More About MARY 'POLLY' ARCHER: Baptism: 15 March 1781, Newburyport, MA. Notes for SAMUEL BEAL: Samuel Beal was the Town Clerk and recorder of the 1811 census of Lubec, ME. More About SAMUEL BEAL: Census: 1810, Eastport, Wash, ME (now Lubec). Children of MARY ARCHER and SAMUEL BEAL are:
i. WILLIAM BINGHAM4 BEAL, b. 01 January 1802, PL #23, Wash, ME16.
ii. LEWIS WHEAT BEAL, b. 12 January 1806, Cherryfield, Wash, ME16.
iii. ELIZA L. BEAL, b. 08 March 1807, Cherryfield, Wash, ME16.
iv. NATHANIEL GREENE BEAL, b. 23 June 1809, Eastport, Wash, ME16.
3. JOHN TUPPER3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 22 July 1783 in Amesbury, MA17, and died 20 March 1861 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME17. He married LUCY WILLEY COLSON 01 January 1805 in Cherryfield, ME17, daughter of SAMUEL COLSON and SUSANNAH WILLEY. She was born 04 October 1785 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME17, and died 06 March 1884 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME17. Children of JOHN ARCHER and LUCY COLSON are:
i. JULIA ANN 'JULIANA'4 ARCHER, b. 20 May 1808, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18; d. 08 June 1882, Frankfort, Michigan18; m. (1) SAMUEL DUNN, February 1830, Cherryfield, ME18; b. 21 September 1804, Alexander, Wash, ME18; d. 20 April 1883, Santa Cruz, CA18; m. (2) NATHAN GODFREY WAKEFIELD, Abt. 184618; b. 08 January 1808, Steuben, ME18.
ii. JOTHAM SEWELL ARCHER, b. 13 June 1811, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18; d. 10 February 1844, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18; m. MARY MILLER CONLEY, 16 November 1833, Cherryfield, ME18; b. 10 November 1809, Charlotte, Wash, ME18; d. 17 March 1876, Columbia, Wash, ME18 bur. Columbia, ME.
13. iii. SUSAN K. ARCHER, b. 10 June 1813, Cherryfield, Wash, ME; d. May 1899, Elk River, Minnesota.
iv. ELIZABETH ARCHER, b. 30 May 1817, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18; d. 24 August 1820, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18.
14. v. SAMUEL COLSON ARCHER, b. 24 December 1819, Cherryfield, Wash, ME; d. 20 June 1865, Wesley, Wash, ME (Great Pond).
vi. AMELIA 'EMILY' ARCHER, b. 01 February 1823, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18; d. 29 September 1894, Cherryfield, Wash, ME18.
4. HENRY C.3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 27 January 1786 in Machias, Wash, ME19, and died 21 March 1867 in Charlotte, Wash, ME20. He married SARAH 'SALLY' NEWCOMB 13 May 1810 in Eastport, ME21, daughter of JOHN NEWCOMB and MARGARET. She was born 25 September 1792 in Eastport, Wash, ME21. Zarinah Archer, 3y, (female) was listed in the household of Henry Archer in the 1860 census of Charlotte, ME. Whose child is she? Mary E. Archer, 31y, was still at home - her child? HENRY C. ARCHER: Census: 1810, Eastport, Wash, ME. Children of HENRY ARCHER and SARAH NEWCOMB are:
i. HENRY C.4 ARCHER, b. 16 October 1816, Charlotte, Wash, ME22; d. 16 October 1816, Charlotte, Wash, ME22.
15. ii. HENRY C. ARCHER, b. 13 January 1818, Charlotte, Wash, ME; d. 24 February 1873, Charlotte, Wash, ME.
16. iii. SARAH ARCHER, b. 13 March 1820, Charlotte, Wash, ME; d. 09 March 1871, Charlotte, Wash, ME.
17. iv. GEORGE W. ARCHER, b. 16 August 1823, Charlotte, Wash, ME; d. Bef. 1900.
18. v. ANNA N. ARCHER, b. 28 May 1826, Charlotte, Wash, ME.
vi. MARY E. ARCHER, b. 27 November 1828, Charlotte, Wash, ME22.
vii. ELMIRA NUTT ARCHER, b. 04 January 1836, Charlotte, Wash, ME22.
5. THOMAS3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 29 April 1787 in Machias, Wash, ME23, and died 02 February 1853 in Lincoln, ME24. He married HANNAH TUPPER 02 May 1816 in Cherryfield, ME24, daughter of ANSELM TUPPER and MARY STETSON. She was born 13 February 1794 in Jonesboro, Wash, ME25.Children of THOMAS ARCHER and HANNAH TUPPER are:
i. HENRY HALL4 ARCHER, b. 27 June 1814, Cherryfield, Wash, ME26.
19. ii. MARY E. ARCHER, b. 13 April 1817, Cherryfield, Wash, ME.
iii. STILLMAN COFFIN ARCHER, b. 13 August 1818, Cherryfield, Wash, ME26; m. SYRENA F. WAKEFIELD, 21 November 1840, Harrington, ME26; b. 07 March 1823, Harrington, Wash, ME27.
20. iv. AMANDA WHITNEY ARCHER, b. 20 April 1820, Cherryfield, Wash, ME; d. 14 July 1904, Westbrook, ME.
v. JOEL WILSON ARCHER, b. 12 March 1822, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28; d. 22 April 1880, Corinna, ME28; m. SARAH ELLIS MORTON, 08 May 1847, Lincoln, ME28; b. 06 June 1823, Buckfield, ME28; d. 14 July 1867, Lincoln, ME28.
vi. MORRIS O'BRIEN ARCHER, b. 20 February 1824, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28.
vii. MARGARET ARCHER, b. Abt. 1825, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28.
viii. LOUISA ARCHER, b. Abt. 1827, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28.
ix. DAVID ARCHER, b. Abt. 1829, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28.
x. ALBERT C. ARCHER, b. 1831, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28; d. 19 March 1873, Aurora, ME28.
xi. CAROLINE D. ARCHER, b. 1833, Cherryfield, Wash, ME28.
6. ANSELM 'ANSEL'3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 18 April 1789 in Columbia, Wash, ME29, and died 1866 in Amherst, ME30. He married SALLY FABYAN FOSTER 22 March 181530, daughter of ASAHEL FOSTER and LUCY BRACKETT. She was born 30 June 1797 in of Bridgton, Cumb, ME30, and died 29 October 1865 in Amherst, ME30. Child of ANSELM ARCHER and SALLY FOSTER is: i. LUCY BRACKETT4 ARCHER, b. 29 April 1821, Aurora, ME30; d. 23 September 1881, Amherst, ME30; m. ISAIAH P. HAINES; b. 14 August 1808, Trenton, ME30; d. 23 September 1881, Amherst, ME30.
7. ABIGAIL3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 06 June 1791 in Columbia, Wash, ME31, and died Bef. 183132. She married MOSES COLSON Bef. 1810, son of SAMUEL COLSON and SUSANNAH WILLEY. He was born Abt. 1781 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME33, and died 22 December 1860 in Steuben, ME33.Children of ABIGAIL ARCHER and MOSES COLSON are:
i. JOSEPH A.4 COLSON, m. NAOMI PINKHAM, Abt. 10 May 1833, Cherryfield, ME34; b. 07 December 1814, Steuben, Wash, ME34.
21. ii. ELEANOR COLSON, b. Abt. 1809.
8. ROBERT GATES3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 23 September 1792 in Columbia, Wash, ME35, and died 17 February 1837 in Aurora, ME36. He married DEBORAH GILES. She was born Abt. 1798 in of Aurora, ME37. Children of ROBERT ARCHER and DEBORAH GILES are:
i. ALMON GILES4 ARCHER, b. 04 April 1817, Aurora, ME38; m. LOUISA DUFFY; b. 1827, of Aurora, ME38.
ii. LUCY ELIZABETH ARCHER, b. 01 November 1819, Aurora, ME38.
iii. ROSALIA DESISLES ARCHER, b. 03 March 1822, Aurora, ME38.
iv. CORDELIA REED ARCHER, b. 02 December 1824, Aurora, ME38.
v. EDWIN JUSTIN ARCHER, b. 13 January 1827, Aurora, ME38.
vi. DEBORAH SMITH ARCHER, b. 26 March 1830, Aurora, ME38; m. JOSEPH GILES, 184938.
vii. MARY KNELAND ARCHER, b. 10 October 1832, Aurora, ME38.
9. ELIAKIM S.3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 08 April 1795 in Columbia, Wash, ME39, and died 24 January 1872 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME40. He married JANE BARFIELD 10 July 1817 in Cherryfield, ME40, daughter of RICHARD BARFIELD and JANE DORR. She was born 10 June 1801 in of Cherryfield, Wash, ME40, and died 02 June 1878 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME40. Children of ELIAKIM ARCHER and JANE BARFIELD are:
i. ELIZABETH MERRILL 'MARY'4 ARCHER, b. 21 December 1821, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
ii. WARREN GILMAN ARCHER, b. 17 November 1823, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40; d. 15 December 1836, Cherryfield, ME40.
iii. MARIAH ARCHER, b. 06 February 1825, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
iv. HARVEY ARCHER, b. 1827, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
v. LUCY ANN ARCHER, b. Abt. 14 July 1830, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40; d. 24 August 1831, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
vi. MARGARET A. ARCHER, b. 1834, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
22. vii. BETSEY ANN ARCHER, b. 17 March 1836, Cherryfield, Wash, ME; d. 15 March 1897, Steuben, Wash, ME.
viii. ALONZO ARCHER, b. 1839, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
ix. LEMUEL GREENE ARCHER, b. Abt. 14 March 1844, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40; d. 24 May 1845, Cherryfield, Wash, ME40.
23. x. CHARLES HENRY ARCHER, b. 14 October 1845, Steuben, ME; d. 23 December 1927, Cherryfield, Wash, ME.
xi. SARAH J. ARCHER, b. 14 October 1845, Steuben, ME40.
10. ALLAN3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 19 November 1796 in Columbia, Wash, ME41. He married (1) ELIZA SMALL Bef. 1815, daughter of TIMOTHY SMALL and UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1794 - 1804 in Milbridge, Wash, ME42. He married (2) ESTHER INGALLS Bef. 1823. She was born in Aurora, ME.. Child of ALLAN ARCHER and ELIZA SMALL is: i. DAUGHTER4 ARCHER, b. Bet. 1815 - 1820, Cherryfield, Wash, ME42. Children of ALLAN ARCHER and ESTHER INGALLS are:
24. ii. ELIZA4 ARCHER, b. 12 June 1823, Aurora, ME; d. Abt. 1910, Steuben, ME (Unionville).
iii. HARVEY S. ARCHER, b. 1827, Aurora, ME42; d. Bef. 1870; m. ELIZA W. DAVIS, Bef. 1860; b. Abt. January 1803, Cherryfield, Wash, ME42; d. 28 June 1898, Cherryfield, Wash, ME42,43.
iv. SAMUEL ARCHER, b. 1830, Aurora, ME44; m. CLEMENTINE LAFAYETTE THOMPSON, 02 July 185344; b. 14 December 1837, of Beddington, Wash, ME44. Clementine Thompson, 22y, was listed in the household of Raymond Dyer in the 1860 census of Deblois, ME.
v. SIBYL J. ARCHER, b. 1835, Aurora, ME44; m. JOHN WENTWORTH, 09 October 1853, Aurora, ME44; b. Abt. 1835, of Ellsworth, Hancock, ME.
vi. FREEMAN ARCHER, b. 1839, Aurora, ME44; m. (1) EMMA; m. (2) SALLY C. FLETCHER, 02 July 185345.
vii. JUSTIN ARCHER, b. 1843, Aurora, ME46; m. MARGARET.
11. DAVID COBB3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 06 September 1802 in Columbia, Wash, ME47, and died 15 May 1883 in Jonesboro, Wash, ME48. He married PHEBE A. FLOYD 25 October 1828 in Aurora, ME49, daughter of JOHN FLOYD and PHEBE SWETT. She was born 07 April 1805 in Surry, Hancock, ME50, and died 06 February 188850. Children of DAVID ARCHER and PHEBE FLOYD are:
i. HORACE S.4 ARCHER, b. Abt. 1830, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME52; m. MARY S. BASLEY, 25 November 1855, Lubec, Wash, ME53; b. Abt. 1835, Lubec, Wash, ME54. Justice of the Peace: Eben Davis, Esq.
ii. HENRY HALL ARCHER, b. 12 September 1832, Jonesboro, Wash, ME56; d. 19 June 191956; m. RACHEL ADELAIDE 'ADDIE' BARTON, 25 December 1866, Centerville, ME56; b. 06 July 1851, Centerville, Wash, ME56; d. 16 July 1893, Centerville, Wash, ME56.
25. iii. SARAH S. ARCHER, b. Abt. 1834, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME; d. Aft. 1900, Lodi, CA.
iv. ABIGAIL ARCHER, b. Abt. 1836, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME57; d. Bet. 1864 - 1869, Centerville, Wash, ME58; m. CHARLES T. FLOYD, 02 January 1858, Centerville, ME58; b. 1830, Centerville, Wash, ME58; d. Pennsylvania.
v. PHEBE P. ARCHER, b. August 1838, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME58; m. AMBROSE WHITEFIELD HICKS, 27 August 1866, Columbia, ME58; b. 31 January 1829, Sackville, NB58; d. 08 October 1906, Columbia Falls, Wash, ME58.
vi. MARY ANN ARCHER, b. Abt. 1842, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME59; d. California; m. JOHN HOPKINSON FLOYD, 3RD; b. 1833, Centerville, Wash, ME60; d. California.
vii. DAVID COBB ARCHER, b. February 1846, of Jonesboro, Wash, ME61; d. 07 March 190962; m. LYDIA J. BARTON, 24 November 1865, Centerville, ME62; b. 12 November 1842, Jonesboro, Wash, ME62; d. 07 May 1888, Jonesboro, Wash, ME62.
12. GEORGE W.3 ARCHER (JOHN2, HENRY1) was born March 1804 in Columbia, Wash, ME62. He married SUSAN GILES 25 July 1825 in Centerville, ME62. She was born in of Aurora, ME. Children of GEORGE ARCHER and SUSAN GILES are:
i. ALFRED4 ARCHER, b. 29 April 1827, Aurora, ME62; d. 1899, Ellsworth, Hancock, ME62; m. LUCINDA R. CROSBY; b. 1833, of Aurora, ME62; d. 190462.
ii. MARY JANE ARCHER, b. 05 March 1829, Aurora, ME62; m. WILLIAM PETTINGILL, 23 April 185062.
iii. LEONARD ARCHER, b. 03 April 1831, Aurora, ME62; d. September 1844, Aurora, ME62.
iv. ELIZA ANN ARCHER, b. 15 May 1833, Aurora, ME62; d. 26 May 1850, Aurora, ME62.
v. LUTHER 'LUTE' ARCHER, b. 25 February 1835, Aurora, ME62; m. NANCY.
vi. ROXANNE ARCHER, b. 10 August 1837, Aurora, ME62; m. GREENLEAF PORTER GILES, 02 July 185362.
vii. GEORGE W. ARCHER, b. 15 November 1840, Aurora, ME62; d. 03 August 1848, Aurora, ME62.
viii. RACHEL ARCHER, b. 06 July 1842, Aurora, ME62.ix. LEONARD L. ARCHER, b. 28 May 1844, Aurora, ME62; d. September 1844, Aurora, ME62.
x. JOHN ARCHER, b. 20 August 1846, Aurora, ME62.
xi. LAURY ANN ARCHER, b. 15 May 1850, Aurora, ME62.
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13. SUSAN K.4 ARCHER (JOHN TUPPER3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 10 June 1813 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME62, and died May 1899 in Elk River, Minnesota62. She married SAMUEL H. COLSON 09 May 1840 in Cherryfield, ME63. He was born Abt. 1818 in Eastport, Wash, ME.. Is Susan the d/o Thomas Archer of Cherryfield, ME? Children of SUSAN ARCHER and SAMUEL COLSON are:
i. AMOS L.5 COLSON.
ii. IDA COLSON.
iii. LAURA E. COLSON.
iv. MARY ELLEN COLSON, b. Abt. 1836, Maine64.
v. ELIZABETH A. COLSON, b. Abt. 184064.
vi. MAHALA C. COLSON, b. Abt. 184364.
vii. SUSANNA COLSON, b. Abt. 184564.
viii. CLARA A. COLSON, b. Abt. 184864.
14. SAMUEL COLSON4 ARCHER (JOHN TUPPER3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 24 December 1819 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME65, and died 20 June 1865 in Wesley, Wash, ME (Great Pond)65. He married HARRIET ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 184965. She was born 01 May 1830 in Mariaville, ME65, and died July 191565.
Child of SAMUEL ARCHER and HARRIET WILLIAMS is: i. IDA MAY5 ARCHER, b. 08 December 1863, Cherryfield, Wash, ME66; d. 09 April 1884, Wesley, Wash, ME66; m. HIRAM FULLER DAY, 23 December 1879, Wesley, ME66; b. 17 May 1858, Wesley, Wash, ME66; d. 18 December 1901, Wesley, Wash, ME66.
15. HENRY C.4 ARCHER (HENRY C.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 13 January 1818 in Charlotte, Wash, ME67, and died 24 February 1873 in Charlotte, Wash, ME68. He married MARY W. HARRISON 21 June 1841 in Charlotte, ME69, daughter of JAMES HARRISON and DEBORAH SHAW. She was born 14 February 1822 in Charlotte, Wash, ME69. Children of HENRY ARCHER and MARY HARRISON are:
i. AURELIA5 ARCHER, b. 26 July 1843, Charlotte, Wash, ME69; m. ISAAC B. SHAW, 24 July 186270; b. 20 November 1839, Dennysville, Wash, ME71.
ii. JULIA ARCHER, b. 08 May 1845, Charlotte, Wash, ME73; d. 09 April 1846, Charlotte, Wash, ME73.
iii. ROLLA ARCHER, b. 23 April 1847, Charlotte, Wash, ME73; d. 05 February 1935, Lubec, Wash, ME (Lead Mines Road)74; m. HENRIETTA SINNETT; b. 1851
iv. VICTORIA ARCHER, b. 07 February 1850, Charlotte, Wash, ME77.
v. EVANGELINE ARCHER, b. 21 January 1853, Charlotte, Wash, ME77.
vi. HANNAH ELIZABETH 'ANNA' ARCHER, b. 12 May 1855, Charlotte, Wash, ME77.
vii. NAPOLEON 'TELL' ARCHER, b. 31 August 1857, Charlotte, Wash, ME77.
viii. EDITH MARIA ARCHER, b. 14 August 1860, Charlotte, Wash, ME77; m. DUDLEY.
16. SARAH4 ARCHER (HENRY C.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 13 March 1820 in Charlotte, Wash, ME77, and died 09 March 1871 in Charlotte, Wash, ME77. She married STEPHEN SPRAGUE 10 September 1838 in Charlotte, ME77, son of JAMES SPRAGUE and PRISCILLA NOBLE. He was born Abt. 1815 in Calais, Wash, ME78, and died 20 October 1891 in Minneapolis, MN79. Children of SARAH ARCHER and STEPHEN SPRAGUE are:
i. ERI5 SPRAGUE, b. 03 July 1839, Charlotte, Wash, ME79; d. 15 August 1853, Charlotte, Wash, ME79.
ii. EMMA SPRAGUE, b. 06 September 1843, Charlotte, Wash, ME79; d. 25 January 1853, Charlotte, Wash, ME79.
iii. EVERETTA SPRAGUE, b. 04 February 1845, Charlotte, Wash, ME79; m. ISAAC E. WELCH, 10 May 1867, Calais, Wash, ME80; b. Abt. 1843, Canada80.
iv. ELWIN SPRAGUE, b. 07 January 1847, Charlotte, Wash, ME81; d. 22 October 1872, Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB82.
v. EVERETT SPRAGUE, b. 12 December 1848, Charlotte, Wash, ME83; m. MARY JANE MCSHEA, 20 May 1878, Charlotte, ME84; b. Abt. 1850, New Brunswick.
vi. SARAH W. SPRAGUE, b. 22 January 1851, Charlotte, Wash, ME85.
vii. STEPHENNA SPRAGUE, b. 16 September 1853, Charlotte, Wash, ME85.
viii. REUBEN SPRAGUE, b. Abt. 1855, of Charlotte, Wash, ME86.
ix. IANTHA SPRAGUE, b. December 1855, Charlotte, Wash, ME87; d. January 1857, Charlotte, Wash, ME87.
x. LUCRETIA SPRAGUE, b. Abt. 185688.
xi. SELINA SPRAGUE, b. Abt. 1858, of Charlotte, Wash, ME89.
xii. ERMA EUNIS SPRAGUE, b. 04 May 1860, Charlotte, Wash, ME90; d. 05 July 1870, Charlotte, Wash, ME90.
xiii. ALMIRA LILLIAN SPRAGUE, b. 21 November 1863, Charlotte, Wash, ME90; d. 15 May 1887, Charlotte, Wash, ME90; m. ELMER ELLSWORTH BRIDGES, 08 October 1885, Charlotte, ME90; b. 26 May 1862, Charlotte, Wash, ME90; d. 10 August 1886, Haverhill, MA90.
17. GEORGE W.4 ARCHER (HENRY C.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 16 August 1823 in Charlotte, Wash, ME90, and died Bef. 190091. He married PRISCILLA SPRAGUE, daughter of JAMES SPRAGUE and PRISCILLA NOBLE. She was born 27 July 1821 in Charlotte, Wash, ME92. GEORGE W. ARCHER: Census: 1860, Machiasport, Wash, ME. Children of GEORGE ARCHER and PRISCILLA SPRAGUE are:
i. HARRIET5 ARCHER, b. 03 December 1845, Charlotte, Wash, ME93.
ii. FREDERICK ARCHER, b. Abt. 1848, Machiasport, Wash, ME94.
iii. GEORGE ARCHER, b. Abt. 1855, Machiasport, Wash, ME94.
iv. HORACE ARCHER, b. Abt. 1857, Machiasport, Wash, ME94.
18. ANNA N.4 ARCHER (HENRY C.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 28 May 1826 in Charlotte, Wash, ME95. She married (1) STEPHEN SPRAGUE, son of JAMES SPRAGUE and PRISCILLA NOBLE. He was born Abt. 1815 in Calais, Wash, ME96, and died 20 October 1891 in Minneapolis, MN97. She married (2) EBENEZER WOODIS ROYAL 22 November 1850 in Charlotte, ME97, son of WOODIS ROYAL and ELIZA SMITH. He was born 22 April 1825 in Charlotte, Wash, ME97. Child of ANNA ARCHER and STEPHEN SPRAGUE is: i. ASA5 SPRAGUE, b. 03 February 1846, Charlotte, Wash, ME97.
19. MARY E.4 ARCHER (THOMAS3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 13 April 1817 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME98. She married WILLIAM KELLIHER 03 December 1840 in Cherryfield, ME98. He was born 1813 in of Cherryfield, Wash, ME98. Child of MARY ARCHER and WILLIAM KELLIHER is: i. CLARA EDITH5 KELLIHER, b. of Cherryfield, Wash, ME; m. JAMES E. LAWRENCE, 01 June 1878, Harrington, ME99; b. Abt. 1854, of Cherryfield, Wash, ME100.
20. AMANDA WHITNEY4 ARCHER (THOMAS3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 20 April 1820 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME102, and died 14 July 1904 in Westbrook, ME102. She married JAMES PARKER DRISKO 16 March 1843 in Addison, ME102, son of JOHN DRISKO and PHEBE PARKER. He was born 1817 in Addison, ME102, and died Bef. 1900102. Children of AMANDA ARCHER and JAMES DRISKO are:
i. DANA BOYNTON5 DRISKO, b. Abt. 23 March 1843, Addison, ME102; d. 11 March 1845, Addison, ME102.
ii. AMANDA RHODELLA DRISKO, b. January 1847, Addison, ME102; d. 24 August 1915, Westbrook, Cumb, ME102; m. WILLIAM HAWLEY EMERSON; b. September 1831, Addison, ME102; d. 20 August 1906, Addison, ME102.
iii. LAURA J. DRISKO, b. 31 January 1852, Addison, ME102; d. 16 March 1863, Addison, ME102.
iv. ELLIS DRISKO, b. 1856, Addison, ME102.
v. JANE W. 'JENNIE' DRISKO, b. 1859, Addison, ME102; d. 20 October 1937, Westbrook, ME102; m. JOHN VANBUSKIRK, 30 April 1882, Addison, ME102; b. Abt. 1846102; d. 30 April 1931, Westbrook, ME102.
21. ELEANOR4 COLSON (ABIGAIL3 ARCHER, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1809. She married SAMUEL CARLTON FOWLES, son of SAMUEL FOWLES and LYDIA HUTCHINS. He was born 09 November 1810 in Whitefield, Lincoln, ME103. Children of ELEANOR COLSON and SAMUEL FOWLES are:
i. INFANT5 FOWLES, b. 1833, Marion, Wash, ME104.
ii. MARY ANNE FOWLES, b. 10 October 1834, Marion, Wash, ME104.
iii. ELEANOR LAVORA FOWLES, b. December 1836, Marion, Wash. ME104; d. 18 July 1917, Marinette, Wisconsin104.
iv. CARLTON C. FOWLES, b. 12 June 1839, Marion, Wash, ME104; d. 11 February 1899, Green Bay, Wisconsin; m. MARY ELIZABETH FOWLES, 1877, Green Bay, Wisconsin104.
22. BETSEY ANN4 ARCHER (ELIAKIM S.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 17 March 1836 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME105, and died 15 March 1897 in Steuben, Wash, ME106. She married HORATIO BALCH WILLEY 20 September 1851 in Steuben, ME106, son of SAMUEL WILLEY and HANNAH LOW. He was born 11 March 1828 in Steuben, Wash, ME106, and died 02 July 1887 in Steuben, Wash, ME106. Children of BETSEY ARCHER and HORATIO WILLEY are:
i. ALPHONZO5 WILLEY, b. 27 April 1853, Cherryfield, Wash, ME107; d. Sullivan, ME?; m. ELIZABETH F. LEIGHTON, 23 April 1874, Cherryfield, ME107; b. 08 February 1859, Cherryfield, Wash, ME107.
ii. MELZOR S. WILLEY, b. 11 December 1854, Cherryfield, Wash, ME108; d. 1922, Milbridge, Wash, ME108; m. AVA MABEL KING; b. 01 May 1868, Steuben, Wash, ME108; d. 1952, Milbridge, Wash, ME108.
iii. HORATIO BALCH WILLEY, b. 21 February 1857, Cherryfield, Wash, ME108; m. ELIZA CURNEIL; b. Abt. 1862, Cherryfield, Wash, ME108; d. 1917, Cherryfield, Wash, ME108.
iv. ETHIEL SMITH WILLEY, b. 24 February 1859, Cherryfield, Wash, ME109; d. 11 May 1911, Steuben, ME; m. (1) ROSAMOND EMMA JANE 'ROSA' FLAHERTY, 16 November 1877, Cherryfield, ME109; b. Abt. 1859, Columbia, Wash, ME109; d. Cherryfield, Wash, ME?; m. (2) LUCY A. CONNORS, 20 April 1898; b. December 1844; d. 21 September 1908, Steuben, ME.
v. FREDERICK H. WILLEY, b. 12 September 1861, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110.
vi. JUDSON M. WILLEY, b. Abt. 1867, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110; d. 1955, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110; m. ELLA M. SCHOPPE, 1890, Cherryfield, ME110; b. Abt. 1870, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110; d. 1917, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110.
vii. FOSTER S. WILLEY, b. Abt. 1871, Maine110.
viii. LEEMAN G. WILLEY, b. Abt. 1874, Steuben, ME110; d. 22 January 1963, Bangor, ME110; m. ANNIE SCHOPPE, 1894, Cherryfield, ME110; b. 03 September 1868, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110; d. 16 March 1931, Cherryfield, Wash, ME110.
23. CHARLES HENRY4 ARCHER (ELIAKIM S.3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 14 October 1845 in Steuben, ME111, and died 23 December 1927 in Cherryfield, Wash, ME111. He married CORELLA K. LEIGHTON 18 November 1867111, daughter of EBENEZER LEIGHTON and DRUSILLA WILSON. She was born Abt. 12 October 1845 in Steuben, ME111, and died 07 March 1910 in Steuben, ME111. Children of CHARLES ARCHER and CORELLA LEIGHTON are:
i. FRANK5 ARCHER, b. Cherryfield, Wash, ME; d. 04 July 1903, Friendship, ME (Drowned)112.
ii. CARRIE VESTA ARCHER, b. 05 March 1872, Cherryfield, Wash, ME113; d. 10 March 1910, Cherryfield, Wash, ME114; m. ALFRED LESLIE TRACY, 25 December 1893, Staceyville, ME115; b. 08 November 1873, St. Stephen, Charlotte, NB115; d. 28 January 1961, Bangor, ME115.
iii. FRANCES 'FANNIE' ARCHER, b. 05 March 1872, Steuben, ME116; d. 27 January 1954116; m. ELMER E. SAWYER; b. 25 February 1863116; d. 02 January 1917, Milbridge, Wash, ME116.
iv. BERTHA ARCHER, b. Abt. 1879, Cherryfield, Wash, ME116; m. THOMAS N. WILSON, 31 December 1906, California116; b. of Worcester, MA.
24. ELIZA4 ARCHER (ALLAN3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born 12 June 1823 in Aurora, ME117, and died Abt. 1910 in Steuben, ME (Unionville)117. She married LEMUEL GUPTILL 10 December 1845117, son of NATHANIEL GUPTILL and SUSAN MCCULLEN. He was born 18 March 1821 in Edmunds, Wash, ME117, and died Abt. 1908 in Steuben, ME117. Child of ELIZA ARCHER and LEMUEL GUPTILL is: i. HENRY5 GUPTILL, b. 14 September 1850, Steuben, ME118; d. 13 February 1931, Steuben, ME118; m. MARY S. SMITH; b. 09 July 1854, Steuben, ME118; d. 13 January 1901, Steuben, ME118.
25. SARAH S.4 ARCHER (DAVID COBB3, JOHN2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1834 in of Jonesboro, Wash, ME119, and died Aft. 1900 in Lodi, CA. She married JOSEPH ELLSWORTH BARTON 1857 in Maine120, son of JOHN BARTON and MARY ELLSWORTH. He was born 07 January 1809 in Bristol, ME120, and died 08 June 1896 in Centerville, Wash, ME120. Child of SARAH ARCHER and JOSEPH BARTON is: i. HARRIET5 BARTON, b. 1858, Centerville, Wash, ME120; d. Lodi, CA?.
Endnotes:
1. "Machias Union."
2. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
3. The Tupper Family.
4. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
5. "Machias Union."
6. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
7. "Machias Union."
8. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
9. "Machias Union."
10. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
11. "Machias Union."
12. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine, marriage intentions.
13. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
14. "Machias Union."
15. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
16. 1811 Census, Lubec, Wash, ME.
17. Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit.
18. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
19. "Machias Union."
20. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
21. Records, Eastport, ME.
22. Charlotte, ME VR.
23. "Machias Union."
24. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
25. Jonesboro, ME Birth Records as compiled by Newell Hall.
26. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
27. Harrington, ME Records.
28. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
29. "Machias Union."
30. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
31. Descendants of Cornelius Cursonwhit.
32. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
33. Willey, Ken.
34. Leighton Genealogy.
35. "Machias Union."
36. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
37. 1850 Census, Aurora, ME.
38. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
39. "Machias Union."
40. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
41. "Machias Union."
42. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
43. Willey, Ken.
44. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
45. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine, marriage intentions.
46. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
47. "Machias Union."
48. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
49. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine, marriage intentions.
50. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
51. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine, marriage intentions.
52. 1850 Census, Jonesboro, ME.
53. Lubec Vital Records.
54. 1850 Census, Lubec, Wash, ME.
55. Lubec Vital Records.
56. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
57. 1850 Census, Jonesboro, ME.
58. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
59. 1850 Census, Jonesboro, ME.
60. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
61. 1850 Census, Jonesboro, ME.
62. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
63. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine, marriage intentions.
64. Cherryfield, ME 1850 census.
65. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
66. Gene Pool, Ancestry.com.
67. Charlotte, ME VR.
68. Edited by Kenneth L. Willey, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinel, (Picton Press, 1996).
69. Charlotte, ME VR.
70. Charlotte, ME VR, marriage publishments.
71. Dennysville VR.
72. Charlotte, ME VR, marriage publishments.
73. Charlotte, ME VR.
74. Lubec Vital Records.
75. Tombstone.
76. Miller, Maisel, Vital Records from the Lubec Herald.
77. Charlotte, ME VR.
78. "Sprague Families in America, Supp.."
79. Charlotte, ME VR.
80. Green, Nola Jean (Libby) papers.
81. Charlotte, ME VR.
82. Edited by Kenneth L. Willey, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinel, (Picton Press, 1996).
83. Charlotte, ME VR.
84. Charlotte, ME VR, marriage publishments.
85. Charlotte, ME VR.
86. "Sprague Families in America, Supp.."
87. Charlotte, ME VR.
88. Green, Nola Jean (Libby) papers.
89. "Sprague Families in America, Supp.."
90. Charlotte, ME VR.
91. Green, Nola Jean (Libby) papers.
92. Charlotte, ME VR.
93. Green, Nola Jean (Libby) papers.
94. 1860 Census Machiasport, ME.
95. Charlotte, ME VR.
96. "Sprague Families in America, Supp.."
97. Charlotte, ME VR.
98. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
99. Hall, Newell.
100. Jordan, Patsy.
101. Hall, Newell.
102. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
103. Maine Families in 1790, Vol. 1.
104. Gene Pool, Ancestry.com.
105. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
106. Willey, Ken.
107. Leighton Genealogy.
108. Willey, Ken.
109. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
110. Willey, Ken.
111. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
112. Leighton Genealogy.
113. MGS Newsletter.
114. Leighton Genealogy.
115. MGS Newsletter.
116. Leighton Genealogy.
117. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
118. Leighton Genealogy.
119. 1850 Census, Jonesboro, ME.
120. Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine.
This is the information I have compiled from the above sources on John Archer. I know that I have seen his name as a surveyor of lots in the early records of Lubec, ME but cannot find the reference at the moment. - Patricia McCurdy Townsend -- [http://members.tripod.com/~quoddybelle/index.html]
Dr. Gleason L. Archer, Dean of the Suffolk Law School in Boston, wrote 29 Nov 1949 to Vivian I. (Kennston) Conner that John Archer "came to America in the British Army, according to tradition, having been shanghaied by agents of King George III. He was reputed to have been a tutor in the Royal family but to have expressed his mind too freely on the iniquity of the American war. John Archer, however, said nothing about this (it came down by family tradition.) When I was a college student I talked with Stephen D. Archer, a grandson who gave me this information which I also heard from Mrs. Gus Archer in Clifton. John Archer's story shows that he and several others came down the coast from St. John's, New Brunswick in the dead of winter 1778. This must have been when they deserted from the British army. They travelled for a month along the shore living on mussels and sea weed, and finally reached Passamaquoddy Bay where they met an America expeditionary force under Colonel John Allan. They then enlisted in the Patriot army and John Archer was Sgt. Major in the garrison at Machias. He also had charge of the gun powder laboratory at that place. Here it was that he met Elizabeth Tupper, daughter of the Postmaster of Machias. After about two years service there he went to Massachusetts and again enlisted in the Patriot army from Newbury, Massachusetts. He served in various enlistments until the end of the war. Later he went back from Massachusetts to eastern Maine and became one of the land surveyors when they were laying out the eastern townships. He received a grant of land from the Government and was in one of the first settlements of Cherryfield.
"Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts," Elllery Bicknell Crane, offers:
"John Archer, the immigrant ancestor of the Archer family of Milford, was the progenitor also of the Yarmouth, Nova Scotia families. He came to America during the French and Indian wars, 1757 1762, having been impressed in the British navy. He left the navy, perhaps deserted, as many of the British seamen who had been forced into the navy and army did. He settled at Cherryfield, Maine. He was well educated and found employment in his new home as teacher and land surveyor. He took up a lot afterward occupied by hs son John, situated on the Beddington road. He had a family of twenty-three children, most of whom grew to maturity. The youngest of the family, David Cobb Archer, who lived near Cherryfield, was well known to travellers in his day going from Columbia Falls to Jonesboro. John was a private in the artillery company, Colonel John Allen's regiment, in 1778-79. His captain was Thomas Robbins. The record also gives his rank as sergeant major. He was in Captain Jeremiah O'Brien's company of rangers, Colonel Allen's regiment, serving at Machias, Maine, late in 1779.
"John Archer married Elizabeth Gates Tupper, niece of General Gates, of the American army at Saratoga, etc., and grand daughter of Governor Mayhew. She was daughter of Peleg (born 1731) and Deborah (Fish) Tupper, born in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Children of Sergeant John and Elizabeth Archer were: William Gates, married a Miss Mullhall, of Liverpool, Nova Scotia,, and had two children: Henry and Elizabeth; Henry, Robert, John, Thomas, Thomas (sic), Joseph Tupper, of whom later; George, Allan, Mary, Eliakim, David Cobb."
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[8586] Cloyd m. Ruby Dill and had at Mansfield, OH Margaret M. Briner (July 8, 1926; m. May 12 1946 in Richland Co., OH Robert C. Constance; r. 6501 North 87th Way, Scottdale, Arizona 85253) and Olive Jane Briner (Feb. 23, 1929; m. March 31, 1951 in Richland Co., OH Delbert Virgil Beckley). The 19 April 1940 federal census lists him in Mansfield, OH and states he is custodian at a savings bank and shows wife Ruby and daughters Beverly, Margaret and Olive. "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 10 March 1971," p. 34: "Cloyd R. Briner, 78, of 35-1/2 East Main St., Lucas, died Tuesday afternoon in his home of an apparent heart attack. A native of Shelby he had lived in the Mansfield - Lucas area for the past 50 years. Mr. Briner was a retired employe of the former McCready Furniture Store in Lucas, and a member of the Lucas Congregational Church where he had served as a Sunday School Superintendent. He is survived by one son, Eldred of Lucas: four daughters, Mrs. Lloyd McCready and Mrs. Dean Swigart both of Lucas, RD 1, Mrs. Robert Constance of Scottsdale. Ariz., and Mrs. Delbert Bechley of Mansfield: 13 grandchildren and 15 great - grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Byerly Funeral Home. The Rev. C. Arthur Riddle will officiate. Burial will be in Mansfield Cemetery."
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[42148] Jesse and Margaretta had Rebecca J. Bryner Rice (1875 - 1925); Lela May Bryner (1877 - 1898); George S. Bryner (1885 - 1917).
[21235] "The Evening News [Harrisburg, PA], 30 January 1922," p. 15: "Following an illness of four weeks, Henry F. Buffington, underkeeper at the county Jail and former clerk in tho County Commissioners' office, died last night at 9 o'clock at his home, 248 North street. Mr. Buffington was a native of Gratz, and was widely known in that neighborhood. He would have been 61 years old on March 1. He was identified with a number of fraternal societies, and was one of of the original advocates and promoters of the Gratz Fair. He held membership in Harrisburg Lodge of Moose, Modern Woodmen of the World, and John Harris Lodge, Knightd of Pythias. He received his early education in Gratz, and later received his diploma at the Berrysburg Academy, after which he taught school in Gratz for three years. In 1899 he was appointed a clerk in the county commissioners' office and remained there for thirteen years. Subsequently he held a post on Capitol Hill and later he was appointed to the prison job. Besides his widow, Lydia, he leaves one son, Ray E.; his mother, Mrs. Catherine Buffington, of Gratz; and two brothers, Milton, New York, and Irvln, Gratz. Funeral services will be held at the home on Thursday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Henry W. A. Hanson, pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church. Burial will be in the East Harrisburg cemetery."
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[6232] His daughter, Julia, m. Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (b. 63 B.C., d. 12 B.C.), the great military leader and builder who helped Augustus come to power. http://writersalmanac.org/episodes/20150923 offers: he was "born Gaius Octavius Thurinus in Rome in the year 63 B.C. The great-nephew of Julius Caesar, Augustus was named as the childless statesman's heir upon his assassination. Despite Roman custom, Augustus dropped his middle and last name altogether to emphasize his new name, Caesar, probably hoping it would help legitimize his power grab. It did. The money he inherited helped, too. With the Senate in disarray, Augustus joined forces with two other leaders to form a three-headed military dictatorship. When that inevitably fell apart, Augustus remained in power. The Senate eventually decided to formalize his rule, changing the government's entire structure from a republican state to that of an empire. It was the beginning of an era that would last nearly 1,500 years, until the fall of Constantinople. Augustus was widely respected during his reign, in part because of good works campaigns such as starting the first police and firefighting services and distributing funds to soldiers and veterans, in part because of his cultivated modesty, melting down statues of himself and restoring temples of Roman deities, and in part because of his creation of an imperial guard that acted as his personal intimidation team. Augustus was not actually called Augustus until years into his reign; the term means "the revered one" and was given to him by the Senate. Roman emperors that followed him were also granted the term, and adopted the name "Caesar" too. Today, Caesar has come to be synonymous with emperor or ruler, but it began as simply a surname, probably from the Latin expression meaning "hairy." The word Augustus has found its way into modern-day language too; the sixth month of the Roman calendar was named in honor of the emperor in English, we call it August.
[42846] Jasper is son of Matthew Churchill (1548 - 1574) & Alice Gould Churchill (1548 - ____).
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[4834] {Line from Ernst-Friedrich Kraentzler, "The Ancestry of Richard Plantagenet and Cecily de Neville..." (Salt Lake City: Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1978), p. 27. Gunselm was Justice of Chester and died in 1301 per Carr P. Collins, Jr. "Royal Ancestors of Magna Charta Barons," (Dallas, 1959), p. 31. The LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File 8RCP-T6 states he was b. ca. 1244 and d. in 1301 in Baldesmere, Co., Kent.} http://www.thepeerage.com/p179.htm states that he d. in 1301 citing G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, "The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed.," (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume I, page 372.
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_Frederick III, King of DENMARK _____________________+
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[7002] Ancestry from "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 113A-23. Also see http://www.mathematical.com/oviedodiego1024.html
[19210] Jacob is son of Peter H. Gerberich [sic] and Caroline Bowman. The Garverick Cemetery is located at the intersection of routes 19 and 59. This family is from Mrs. Gailya O. Congleton, 2900 Larry Road, El Paso, TX 79936. Jacob's obituary is in the "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 7 May 1930," p. 20.
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[20582] Ruth m. 17 Nov 1664 Thomas, son of Thomas and grandson of the Rev. Robert Cushman of Plymouth, MA. Thomas ws ordered by the Court in 1664 to pay £5 for "carnall coppulation" with his later wife, Ruth; but the Court observed that this sin occurred "before marriage but after contract". They had Robert (b. 4 Oct 1664 at Plymouth, b. 7 Sept 1757 at Kingston, m. 1st ca. 1697 Persis _____ [d. 14 Jan 1743] and 2nd in Feb 1744/45 Prudence Sherman; Robert's daughter, Ruth Cushman, had a son, Ignatious Perkins [b. 15 July 1746], who m. Keziah Davis - their descendants are featured in "The Mayflower Quarterly" Vol. 72 [2006], Issue 3, pp. 298-305), Thomas (b. ca. 1670 at Duxbury, MA, d. 9 Jan 1727 in Lebanon, CT, m. Sarah Strong) and Desire (b. 9 Feb 1673, d. 8 Feb 1763, m. after 17 Dec 1686 Samuel Kent). See "Records of the Colony of New Plymouth in New England," Nathaniel B. Shurtleff and David Pulsifer, eds. (Boston: 1855-1861), 8:25.
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[52797] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 February 1967, p. 20: "Milbridge - Mrs. Nellie F. Strout, widow of the late James Strout, 85, died at a Milbridge nursing home Thursday after a long illness. She was born in Milbridge Dec. 18, 1881, the daughter of James and Eliza J (Hilton) Pyne. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Adler of Bar Harbor; one son, Kenneth Strout of Oakland; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild; several nieces and nephews."
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