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[31756] David m. 20 Jan 1793 Esther Russell b. 25 Oct 1774 in Windsor, CT, d. 2 Feb 1864 in Tomah, Monroe Co., WI), daughter of Jacob Russell (b. 26 April 1746 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, d. 29 Aug 1821 in Warrensville, OH) and Esther Durham (b. 4 April 1750 in Hebron, Tolland Co., CT, d. 16 Sept 1835 in Solon, Cuyahoga Co., OH). David was in Warrensville, OH at the 1820 federal census.
[29572] Mary (Martha) Branch is daughter of CHristopher Branch (1627-1665) who is son of Christopher Branch (1603-1678) and Mary Addie _____.
[30141] One World Tree states that his first seven children, ending with Benjamin, were with his first wife, Abigail _____ (b. 1710 in Stratford, NH, m. 9 Dec 1743 there), and that he had a second wife, Abigail Goodwin (b. 15 Aug 1715 in Berwick, ME, d. in 1785 in NH) with whom he had four children. The unverified Siemion Genealogy in Ancestry.com in 2013 states his wife Abigail Adams (b. 1710) is mother of his children. See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bunker-711.
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[30687] Richard m. in 1559 in Bristol to Christian Dennis (b. 1515 in Bristol, d. 1560). This line is from the Eaton Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2010 and is not verified. Richard's ancestry is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2011.
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[49612] The unverified file LKDD-CZ9 in familysearch,org offers: "Hannah Knight, daughter of Alexander Knight and Anne or Hannah Tutty, was born in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, after Feb 1642 (she was not yet age 21 when her father made his will in Feb 1663). Hannah Knight was named in her father's will dated 10 Feb 1664 and was bequeathed 6 acres of marsh and 6 acres of planting land when she turned age 21. About 1668/9, Hannah married Isaac Perkins, son of John and Elizabeth Perkins. Isaac and Hannah were likely married in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Neither Hannah's birth or her marriage appears in the town records, but they are made evident by the following deed abstract: "Isaac Perkins & wife Hannah convey to Richard Kimball land in Ipswich which formerly belonged to her father, Alexander Knight, formerly of Ipswich, Feb. 6, 1716." Hannah's date and place of death are unknown, but she likely died before her husband made his will on 26 Oct 1725 as she was not named in it."
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Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1981, Micropaedia, Vol II, p. 127, Boleslaw I the Brave: "Polish Boleslaw I Chrobry, Born 966/967, Died 17 Jun 1025, first king of Poland, who expanded his country's territory to include Pomerania, Lusatia, and, for a time, the Bohemian princely lands, and made Poland a major European state; he also created a Polish Church independent of German control. Son of Mieszko I, the first of the Piast Dukes, and the Bohemian Princess Dobrawa (Dubravka), Boleslaw I inherited the principality of Great Poland (Wielkopolska, between the Oder and the Warta rivers) upon his father's death (992). He conquered Pomerania (on the Baltic Sea) in 996 and seized Cracow (formerly a Bohemian possession) soon afterward. He ransomed the relics of the martyred St Adalbert,Bishop of Prague, from the pagan Prussians and buried the relics at Gniezno. The Holy Roman emperor Otto III, who had been Adalbert's student and Boleslaw's ally since 992, attended the ceremony (Mar 1000) and marked the occasion by personallycrowning Boleslaw King of Poland. With Pope Sylvester II's approval, the Emperor granted Poland its own archdiocese, with Gniezno as its seat. Boleslaw then reorganized Poland's church structure, making it a national church directly under papal jurisdiction and independent of German ecclesiastical control. After Emperor Otto III's death (1002), Boleslaw seized the imperial lands of Lusatia and Misnia (Meissen) and the principality of Bohemia. These actions started a series ofthree wars between him and the German king Henry II; it lasted until 1018, when, by the Treaty of Bautzen, Boleslaw retained Lusatia and Misnia, and Henry II won Bohemia. Boleslaw's expansionist policy continued. When he defeated Grand Prince Yaroslav I the Wise of Kiev in battle (21 Jul 1018) and placed his own son-in-law (and Yaroslav's brother) Svyatopolk, on the Kievian throne, his control extended from the western tributaries of the middle Elbe to the eastern reach of the Western Bug River. Though recognized as King by Otto III in 1000, he sought to strengthen his position and his independence from imperial control by being crowned by the Archbishop of Gniezno (25 Dec 1024)."
Macropaedia, Vol XIV, p. 638, History of Poland : "...The eldest son of Mieszko I, Boleslaw I the Brave, further enlarged his empire, going beyond the ethnic boundaries of the Polish tribes. With Boleslaw's help, the Holy Roman Emperor Otto III set up his own Polish metropolitanate (church province), with the bishoprics of Cracow, Wroclaw, and Kolobrzeg, and the archbishopric of Gniezno, at the Congress of Gniezno (1000). The first bishop of Prague, Adalbert (Voytech), became the national patron saint of Poland in that year,following his martyrdom in 977 during his missionary work with the heathen Prussians in Samland in east Prussia. When Otto III died, Boleslaw I conquered Bohemia, Moravia, the German borderlands in Lusatia (Lausitz), west of the Oder River, andprobably also Slovakia between 1003 and 1004. But the new king of Germany, Henry II (ruled 1002-1024), reconquered Bohemia and also led three campaigns against Boleslaw I, without success. In 1018 Boleslaw turned east, occupying Kiev for a short period and regaining the borderland at the Bug and San rivers, which had belonged to Poland before 981. Boleslaw I was crowned king (presumably withthe consent of the Holy See in Rome) in 1024-1025, and the new kingdom became gradually knownunder the name of Poland (Polonia) even during his reign. After his death the Polish monarchy came to be the secular symbol of the country's unity, in spite of all the partitions and divisions that the future held in store."
Boleslaw's life and times are dramatically portrayed in "The Last Apocalypse: Europe at the Year 1000 A.D.," James Reston, Jr. (New York: Doubleday, 1998), chapter 5. Also see "The Forge of Christendom: The End of Days and the Epic Rise of the West," Tom Holland (Little, Brown, 2008)
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[9010] Marie m. 29 Dec 1915 at Berlin, OH Raymond G. Ricketts (1894-1964, buried with Marie); they had no children
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At Verona "Odoacer was defeated (499) by Theodoric the Goth, Dietrich von Bern - i.e., Verona - of German legends, who built a castle at Verona and frequently resided there." {-Encycl. Brit.,`56, 23:89} Is this Theodoric, King of Verona?
http://history-world.org/thoedoric.htm offers: "The Ostrogoths had been reduced to vassalage by the Huns. After the breakup of Attila's empire, they recovered their liberty, and entered the Eastern Empire seeking a place of settlement and loot----something after the manner of their kinsfolk the Visigoths.
"At the time peace was made between the Ostrogoths and the Romans, the Romans received as a hostage of peace, Theodoric the son of Thiudimir. He had now attained the age of seven years and was entering upon his eighth [461 A.D.]. While his father hesitated about giving him up, his uncle Valamir, besought him to do it, hoping that peace between the Romans and the Goths might thus be assured. Therefore, Theodoric was given as a hostage by the Goths and brought to the city of Constantinople to the Emperor Leo, and, being a goodly child, deservedly gained the imperial favor.
"After a while Theodoric returned as a young man to his people and became king over them. He was treated with great favor by the Emperor Zeno but resolved to go as the Emperor's deputy to Italy, and deliver it from the Rugi and other barbarians oppressing it, saying to Zeno, "If I prevail I shall retain Italy as your grant and gift: if I am conquered Your Piety will lose nothing." So the Emperor sent him forth enriched by great gifts and commended to his charge the Senate and the Roman People.
"Therefore, Theodoric departed from the royal city and returned to his own people. In company with the whole tribe of the Goths who gave him their unanimous consent he set out for Hesperia. He went in a straight march through Sirmium to the places bordering on Pannonia and, advancing into the territory of Venetia, as far as the bridge of the Sontius, encamped there. When he had halted there for some time to rest the bodies of his men and pack animals, Odovocar sent an armed force against him which he met on the plains of Verona, and destroyed with great slaughter. Then he broke camp and advanced through Italy with greater boldness. Crossing the river Po, he pitched camp near the royal city of Ravenna.
"When Odovocar saw this, he fortified himself within the city. He frequently harassed the army of the Goths at night, sallying forth stealthily with his men, and this not once or twice, but often; and thus he struggled for almost three whole years. But he labored in vain, for all Italy at last called Theodoric its lord and the Empire obeyed his nod. But Odovocar suffered daily from war and famine in Ravenna. Since he accomplished nothing he sent an embassy and begged for mercy. Theodoric first granted it, then deprived him of his life.
"It was in the third year [493 A.D.] after his entrance into Italy that Theodoric, by the advice of the Emperor Zeno, laid aside the garb of a private citizen and the dress of his race, and assumed a costume with a royal mantle, as he had now become a ruler over both Goths and Romans.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theoderic_the_Great. Cf. http://www.authorama.com/famous-men-of-the-middle-ages-7.html and well as T. Hodgkin, "Theodoric the Goth" (1891, repr. 1977) and T. S. Burns, "A History of the Ostrogoths" (1984).
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