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[11239] Her official name before marriage was HSH Friederike Karoline Wilhelmine, Margravine von Baden. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karoline_of_Baden.
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_Ichabod Willey COLSON _|_Susan WILLEY ______________
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_Robert W. COLSON ____|
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[51352] William's obituary: "William 'Sonny' Everett Colson, 99, died September 21, 2008 at an Ellsworth hospital. He was born Feb. 14, 1909 in Sullivan the son of James and Ida (Young) Colson. William was a United States Navy Veteran. He was a member of the American Legion Post #8 of Cherryfield for 64 years, the Steuben Union Church and he was an avid Lobster fisherman. He is survived by his wife 77 years Lillian (Beal) Colson of Steuben, Elaine Dorr and her husband Ed of Stueben, Ethel Garnett and her husband George of Bradenton, Florida, a special Niece Phyllis Dunning of Steuben, many grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren, a special friend who was like a daughter Mavis Carriganan of Stueben, several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents he was predeceased by one brother and two sisters."
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[10714] Raoul VI m. Agnes _____.
[50862] Phebe is said to be daughter of John Drisko (1772-1850) & Phebe Parker (1776-1819; m. 22 November 1799).
[11841] Algernon is son of Col. John Ferguson - see http://www.thepeerage.com/p10146.htm.
[46523] Ebenezer was a farmer and part owner of the schooner "Coral." He inherited & resided on the Charles Hutchins' farm. For his wives and children, see "Hugh Hutchins of Old England," Jack Randolph Hutchins and Richard Jasper Hutchings (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984), p. 711, and http://www.rootsweb.com/~mecpenob/WC02/WC02_257.HTM
_Joseph HEICHEL ______+
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_Francis Marion HEICHEL ____|_Ann Rebecca BASFORD _
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_William Orley HEICHEL __|
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| | _Frederick COLEMAN ___+
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| |_Rachel (Lucettie) COLEMAN _|_Melissa CARNAHAN ____
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http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/MEHANCOC/2008-04/1208617025 offers: "I have some sources you might get more information on the Howards of Brooksville, ME: The Howards of Brooksville Maine, by Dick Brownell:
HOWARD, Benjamin, bp Kittery 26 May 1734 [New Eng Hist Gen Reg, vol 151, church records Kittery], d 2 Sep 1819, Brooksville [V.R.], mar. Margaret. Benjamin (3) HOWARD settled a lot at Majorbigwaduce (Castine) in 1762. He was living there in 1784 on 500 acres with 12 persons. [Bangor Historical Magazine] His brother Edward also settled in 1763. Both brothers were on a petition of settlers in 1763 to have their lands granted to them in view of their 'serving as soldiers and having had considerable expense and labor in clearing the land, erecting houses, raising sauce [?] and a few necessities to support their families.' They both signed a petition in 1790 to create a new parish in Penobscot. A deed Benjamin HOWARD to Edward HOWARD Jr, signed by Benjamin HOWARD & Margaret HOWARD in presence of Wm. ABBOT, Polly HOWARD 28 May 1817.
Benjamin H. Howard (Edward, James) was born in 1734 at Kittery, York, Maine. He was baptized on 12 May 1734 at First Church of Kittery, Kittery, Maine. He married Margaret Mitchell?, circa 1756. He died on 2 Sep 1819 at Brooksville, Maine, at age 85. He was buried at Bell Cemetery, Cape Rosier, Brooksville, Maine. Between 1756 and 1819, Benjamin H. Howard resided at Brooksville, Maine.
There does seem to be another Margaret (Smart?) listed as a wife but not more information than that.
Children of Benjamin H. Howard and Margaret (--?--) were as follows:
1.Samuel, born 1765 at Brooksville, Maine; married Hannah Billings.
2.Benjamin Jr., born 1756 at Kittery, York, Maine; marriage bann Jane Colson.
3.Margaret, born between 1765 and 1767; married Christopher Mitchell Gray.
5.Susannah was born circa 1771.
6.Edward A., born 2 Apr 1772 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine; marriage bann Sally Bray.
7.Catherine was born circa 1776.
8.George was born circa 1780.
9.Martha was born in 1780 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine.
10.John died in 1860.
HOWARD, Benjamin, b ca 1765 Brooksville, d 24 Mar 1850, Brooksville [NEHGR vol 108, VR of Brooksville, 1850 Mortality schedule has died at age 85], married Jane/Katie Colson intentions published 6 May 1789 at Penobscot [Marriage Returns of Hancock Co ME prior to 1892, edited by Alice Long, 1992]. He married Jane Colson on 17 Mar 1794 at Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine. He died on 24 Mar 1850 at Brooksville, Maine. He was buried at Bell Cemetery, Cape Rosier, Hancock, Maine. Benjamin (4) & wife Jane in 27 Sep 1847 deeded land to Daniel HERRICK of Sedgwick for life support.
Marriage banns for he and Jane Colson were published on 6 May 1789 at Penobscot, Hancock, Maine. He married Jane Colson on 17 Mar 1794 at Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine. He died on 24 Mar 1850 at Brooksville, Maine. He was buried at Bell Cemetery, Cape Rosier, Hancock, Maine. Children of Benjamin Howard Jr. and Jane Colson were as follows:
1.Samuel, born 1790; married Elsa Gray.------------------
2.Jane, born 5 Aug 1795 at Brooksville, Maine; married John Gray.
3.. Asa L, born 1 Apr 1806 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine; marriage bann Sarah Jordan; married Rachel Stover.
4.Anna D., born 19 Mar 1808 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine; marriage bann James Wheeler Coombs.
5.Lucy, (Louisa) born 26 Mar 1809 at Brooksville, Maine; marriage bann Robert D. Gray.
6.George was born on 12 Jul 1812.
7.Hannah was born on 15 Dec 1814.
8.Joel was born on 24 Mar 1817.
9.Aaron, born 9 Nov 1801 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine; marriage bann Martha Howard.
10.Mary was born on 7 May 1818.
11.Catherine was born in 1801 at Brooksville, Hancock, Maine."
[46096] John is said to have arrived in Braintree, MA in 1638 and to be son of John (II) Marchant (1571-1668 [probably did not live this long]) & Joan Cottington (1574-1596).
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Ancestry is from the unverified Sheetz Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
A note attached to this tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 offers: "He came to Plymouth Colony on the ship "Abigail" (under master Richard Hackwell of London) leaving the port in Plymouth, England about August 1, 1635 and landing in Boston on October 8, 1635. The ship experienced an outbreak of smallpox. A John Ruckman is recorded in the town of Sandwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts on a list of those admitted to the freedom of the colony of New Plymouth and those who took an oath of fidelity and those able to bear arms in 1643.
"He is also recorded in the town of Lynn before 1644. He was a follower of Lady Deborah Moody (the anabaptist) who left Plymouth Colony in June of 1643 because of religious differences over baptisms. Her and her followers settled at Gravesend on Long Island in the New Netherlands (now New York). The settlement was divided into 28 shares (each share getting a town lot and a plantation lot).
"John Ruckman was one of the 28 and received his grant for a plantation lot on November 18, 1646 which he sold shortly afterwards to Thomas Applegate recorded in the Gravesend records January 1, 1651. In September of 1647 John Ruckman and Richard Uzell bought fron Roger Scott the plantation formerly owned by Robert Pennoyer and on September 4, 1649 they bought a house and lot also formerly of Robert Pennoyer. Lady Moody was a witness to John Ruckman's will, dated March 13, 1650 and proved May 2, 1650 which only mentioned son John.
""This Old Monmouth of Ours" by Wm. Hornor list 3 possible children 1. Samuel, 2. Thomas and 3. John. but believe these are his grand children thru his son John.
"Although the ship came from England, it does not mean that John Ruckman was born in England. England served as a collecting place for religious dissenters from around northern Europe. Some family traditions place the origins of the Ruckman family in Wales.
"A George Ructman named in the James Hampton estate in Sandwich in 1637?(Note "The Pioneers of Mass., by Charles henry Pope lists George Ruckman as a creditor of Thomas Hampton of Sandwich in 1637.)"
[44812] James is named as father and as husband in daughter Doris' birth record. Some sources list him as "B. Turner".