[31853] See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_I._(Bar).
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[1413] Sir William had lands also in Hoyland Swain, Tickhill, Sandbeck, Maltby, Manor of Westfield, Manor of Peniston. He was knighted about 1309 during the reign of Edward II. He r. Aldwark, Yorkshire.
[49229] Sarah is daughter of James Melvin Conn (1865-1938).
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[2139] Robert was the 6th and last Earl of Derby of the Ferrers family. He was involved in the struggle against the crown, and was deprived of his title and lands, which the King gave to his second son (Prince Edmund "Crouchback"). The Dictionary of National Biography, on the Internet at http://www.lordbramhall.co.uk/dnb.htm, offers: "Robert Ferrers, [1240?-1279] His lands were seized and he was brought to trial and only avoided judicial condemnation by complete submission. But he does not seem to have been released from prison before the spring of 1266. He, now, however, put himself at the head of the disinherited whom the harsh treatment of the victors had driven into revolt, and gathered an army in his own district in Derbyshire. On 15th May he was with his troops at Chesterfield when he was surprised by Henry of Almayn and after a complete defeat was himself taken prisoner as be lay helpless with gout, from which he suffered like his father and grandfather. He was loaded with chains and confined a prisoner in Windsor Castle. In the Dictum de Kenilworth [29th November 1266] he was, with the sons of Montfort specially exempted from the general composition and was required to redeem his lands by the exceptionally heavy fine of 50,000 marks on one day for his interest in his estates. This however he failed to do, so that the great mass of the Derby estates passed permanently to the House of Lancaster, as the suits which Ferrers and his widow, after him, brought against Earl Edmund, failed to dislodge him from his possessions. Ferrers took no further part in public life, though about June 1269 he was released from his prison at Walingford by the forbearance of Edward and received restitution of part of his property. His violence and want of settled policy had ruined his career and he had long been equally distrusted by both sides. Though still occasionally spoken of as Earl, he had practically lost that position and his descendants were never able to win back the title now that the estates were gone to a more powerful house. He died before 20th November 1279, he directed his body to be buried at the priory of St. Thomas by Stafford, to the canons of which church he gave lands at Chartley and the avowed son at Stowe, near Chartley. By his second wife Eleanor, said to have been daughter of Ralph, Lord Bassett, he left a son, John, born in June 1271 at Cardiff, who succeeded to his grandmother Margarets share of the Winchester estates and, after joining Bohun and Bigod in the struggle for the charters, was summoned to parliament in 1299 and died in 1324. He was the ancestor of the Lord Ferrers of Chartley." See "Magna Carta Ancestry," Douglas Richardson (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2005), p. 322. Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_de_Ferrers,_6th_Earl_of_Derby.
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[48784] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 5 October 1984, p. 28: "Little Deer Isle - Lucy B. Haskell, 83, wife of the late Elmer Haskell, died Oct. 3, 1984 at a local hospital. She was born Oct. 19, 1900 at Little Deer Isle, the daughter of Henry and Mary (Weed) Eaton. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Frank (Hazel) Cooper of Boothbay Harbor, Mrs. Randall (Christine) Pert and Miss Winifred Haskell, both of Little Deer Isle, and Mrs. William (lLaurice) Hardle of Stonington; two sons, Raymond Haskell of Andover, Mass. and Roland Haskell of Boothbay Harbor; 12 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; one brother. Ralph Eaton of Little Deer Isle; two sisters, Rena Haskell of Stonington and Jennie Haskell of Deer Isle; several nieces, nephews and cousins."
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[17408] Mary m. (1) Capt. Joseph Grindle (son of Ichabod Grindle and Sarah Dow). Mary is daughter of Samuel Joy and Nancy Austin. She and Peletiah and his first wife are buried in the Peletiah Leach Cemetery, Penobscot, ME. She and Peletiah r. on part of his father's farm, and his brother George is listed with them in the 1850 census. Ancestry.com offers: "Joy Name Meaning - English: nickname for a person of a cheerful disposition, from Middle English, Old French joie, joye. In some cases it may derive from a personal name (normally borne by women) of this origin, which was in sporadic use during the Middle Ages."
[49698] Sylvina is daughter of John Mitchell (1797-1895) & Margaret Nash (1797-1834).
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[16703] Find A Grave memorial 26828030 offers: "Her name is spelled "Prissilla" in some records, but the tombstone spelling is Priscilla. The daughter of John & Priscilla (Burman) Treadwell (bapt. March 5, 1748 in Ipswich), she married Capt. Nathaniel Kinsman on March 12, 1772 in Ipswich. She died at 37 years of age. Early Vital Records of Mass. (Salem Deaths) and North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 (Choate)."
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[30783] "History of Perry County, Pennsylvania: Including Descriptions of Indians and Pioneer Life from the Time of Earliest Settlement, Sketches of Its Noted Men and Women and Many Professional Men," H. H Hain (Harrisburg, PA: Hain-Moore Co., 1922) , p. 850: "Dr. Josiah Ezra Tressler, a son of Colonel John and Elizabeth (Loy) Tressler, was born at Loysville. He was educated in the local schools, and in 1866 graduated in medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, having previously attended Loysville Academy and Muhlenberg Institute. He practiced his profession for some years in Illinois and then removed to Peabody, Kansas, where he engaged in the banking and brokerage business. He lives retired at 'Luther Lawn,' Peabody, Kansas. He is the only living son of Colonel John Tressler." "The Perry County Democrat [New Bloomfield, PA], 29 July 1931," p. 1: "Burial services were conducted by Rev. G. R. Heim and Rev. J. G. C. Knipple at the grave of Dr. Josiah E. Tressler, late of Peabody, Kansas, in Restland cemetery, Loysville, on Friday afternoon. Rev. Heim's remarks were in part as follows: In connection with recognition and praise of God on such an occasion it is fitting that we recount for further satisfaction and benefit God's work in the life of a noble man. Dr. Josiah Ezra Tressler was the last to survive of an honorable, serviceable and Godly family of thirteen children. The father, Colonel John Tressler, inherited and developed the Tressler farm, stretching from near this spot to the village of Loysville. The mother, Elizabeth Loy Tressler, was of the family which founded Loysville, and was reared on the neighboring farm. These two farms were combined to form the greater Tressler farm. On this farm Josiah Tressler was born ninety years ago. Here his father founded the Loysville Academy for the education of his children and others of the community. When a teacher in the Academy he and others of the school assembled in the square of the village to volunteer their service during the great Civil War. The entire com pany of thirty-three chose his brother, David L. Tressler, then Principal of the Academy, as their captain and proceeded to Harrisburg to enlist. They engaged in the battles of South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. In the last named battle Captain Tressler was twice wounded. A beautiful story is told shedding great credit upon both Josiah Tressler and the warring enemy. Seeing his captain-brother lying wounded, his comrades in retreat and the charge of the enemy cavalry which might crush out the remaining life, this young man quickly fixed his bayonet and stood alone to protect his prostrate brother. The gallant southern warriors seeing that his object was only the protection of the wounded parted in their charge and both were left without further harm. Mr. Tressler continued his education after the war. He was a graduate of Jefferson Medical College. Later the family moved to Carthage, Ill. Dr. Tressler practised medicine for some years, after which he and his brother-in-law, Mr. Henry L. Lark, became partners in banking and insurance in Peabody, Kansas. He was never married. He was active not only in business but also in church and civic life. He was an officer in the church, was devoted to her, and lived a happy, friendly and unselfish life. He loved the old land marks. He held to his childhood religious teachings. Burial service was delayed several days for the reason that when plans were being considered to bury at Peabody it was discovered that he had made the request to have his remains taken back here to the old native farm and laid away. Friends of the later generations of Tresslers, friends of the community, this is the last of a family which rendered a great service in fidelity to God for this community, for their country, for the church. They are gone. The great foundations which they laid remain. We are called to build thereon. May we continue as well as they began. Their greatest asset was the use of the divine. May we do even greater work than these because the Master, and they, have gone to their Father. 'Build thee more stately mansions, O, my soul, While the swift seasons roll. Let each new temple, nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast Till thou at length art free, Leaving life's outworn shell by times unresting sea.' - From the Chambered Nautilus."
[30226] Riza is daughter of Henry I, Prince of Werle