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[9744] Catherine m. Edgar Foultz and r. Harrisburg, PA in 1950. She died at age 62.
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[3779] http://www.afn.org/~lawson reports in 2003 that Adelaide is daughter of Pepin II of Vermandois.
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[22123] This family is from the LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File (18LC-SN7).
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Caroline is daughter of Christopher Hendrick (1810-1869) & Charlotte Morey (1822-1904; m. 29 September 1836 in Deer Isle, Hancock Co., ME).
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The unverified file LHN4-FC4 in familysearch.org provides Thomas as a child of Thomas and Joanna Silsby and offers descendants as well as this description: "The name Leighton is said to have Scottish & English origins, this family of Leighton's are of the English Origin,with variation of spellings Leston, Lichton, Lichtoun, Also Layton, Laton, Laighton, Laiton (cf. A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton of Dover, NH by Perley M Leighton, Vol 1:10. (Available online at Boston Library)
On Feb 13, 1670 the same day his father deeded him a house and land, his father-in-law Hatevil Nutter deeded him a 40 acre lot between Oyster River and Back River. These deeds were probably marriage gifts. Cf. A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton, Sr of Dover, New Hampshire Vol 1: 22.
'In Thomas's Will he bequeathed his property to his four children - a son Thomas, and daughters Mary2, Elizabeth2, and Sarah. Thomas? Leighton, oldest child of Thomas', inherited the homestead on Leighton's Hill, bordering Royall's Cove and Back River, Dover Point. He married Elizabeth Nutter, daughter of one of the first-comers, Elder Hatevil Nutter. He died before 1677. He had three children: Thomasi', ]ohn3, and E1izabeth3. Thomas married Susanna Chesley; John married Sarah; Elizabeth married Richard Pinkham. ' see A genealogical sketch of a Dover, N. H., branch of the Leighton family source." For Elizabeth Kirkland see the unverified file LBMV-3TG in familysearch.org in 2023.
[46946] Henry m. Catherine E. _____ (1843-1915). Henry's death certificate states he is buried at Brick Church, Lower Frankford Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.
_Sancho II Abarca, King of NAVARRE _+
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_Garcias II Sancho, King of NAVARRE _|_Urraca Fernanda of CASTILE ________
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_Sancho III (The Great) Garcias of NAVARRE _|
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[22772] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p148.htm offers: "He was the son of Sancho I, rey de Aragón y de Pamplona and Felicité de Roucy. He succeeded his brother, Peter, to the thrones of Aragon and Pamplona in 1104. King of Aragón in Iberian peninsula between 1104 and 1134. King of Pamplona in Navarre, Iberian peninsula, between 1104 and 1134. He married Urraca, reina de León y de Castilla, daughter of Alfonso VI Fernández 'el Bravo', rey de León and Constance de Bourgogne, in October 1109 in Monzon Castle, Carrion, Spain; Her 2nd. 2nd cousins. Co-ruler of León and Castile in Spain between October 1109 and 1126. He was plunged from 1110 into the troubles with Urraca and the Leonese-Castilian civil wars. The marriage of Alfonso I Sánchez 'el Batallador', rey de Aragón y Navarra and Urraca, reina de León y de Castilla was annulled in 1114; Without issue. He returned home to Aragon still clinging to the imperial title, the symbol of leadership in the reconquest that his marriage had brought him, in 1117. He took on the leadership of the Reconquest, previously led by Leon-Castile since the days of Ferdinand I in 1117. He assembled a large army of Aragonese, Navarrese, Catalan, and south French fighters, including various noble veterans of the First Crusade, among them viscount Gaston of Béarn, who brought to the banks of the Ebro the siege machines and military engineers that had won him fame in 1099 at the capture of Jerusalem, and began the assaults on Saragossa in May 1118. He was conquered Saragossa, in the heartland of the middle Ebro Valley, indicating a decline in the power of the Almoravid muslims, on 18 December 1118. He led a mobile army down past Valencia, Denia, Murcia, and Guadix all the way to Granada between 1125 and 1126. He died on 17 July 1134 in Poleñino, Huesca Province, Aragón, Spain. He died childless a few weeks after the Murâbits crushed the royal army at Fraga, and bequeathed his kingdoms to the Palestinian orders of the Temple, Hospital, and Holy Sepulcher. He left a will in 1134; He left his kingdom to an order of Knights, something which the Aragonese nobles rejected and so they chose Alfonso's brother, Ramiro, to succeeded him."
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In 2014 http://www.lacolony.org/ss.html offers:
Samuel Smith is a name of some distinction. There is a brewery by that name in England that markets their ale's in America, and they are some of my favorites. Located in Tadcaster, Yorkshire, it's been around since 1758, but as far as I know there is no relation. There is also a Lt Samuel Smith That came to America in 1636. This particular Smith was interesting because he was the third Samuel in a row to bear that name in his family. Ralph's first born son by the same name was suggestive that Ralph may have been naming his son after his father, but DNA analysis has proven other wise. Lt Samuel was from a town called Hadley that was only fifty miles from Hingham, and both towns were known for textile weaving, which was Edmond Hobarts profession.
Samuel Smith was baptized at Hingham, Mass., July 11, 1641, married at Eastham, Mass., January 3, 1665, to Mary Hopkins, born at Yarmouth, Mass., 1640, daughter of Gyles Hopkins and wife Catherine Wheldon. Gyles Hopkins was born in England about 1610 and came to America with his father, Stephen Hoplins, on the Mayflower in 1620. All descendents of Samuel Smith and Mary Hopkins have this "Hopkins Mayflower Line."
Samuel Smith (early in life) engaged in the whale and mackerel fishery business, and was very successful at it. Later he was a trader and inn keeper in Eastham. He owned at one time more than a 1000 acres of land, 400 acres being in the South side of the town of Eastham and was known for many years afterwards as the "Smith Purchase." He also bought two farms in Chatham, Mass, one at Tom's Neck, comprising a considerable part of the present village of Chatham. His estate at his death was valued at more than 1200 pounds. The inventory shows he was in possession of over fifty head of cattle, 60 sheep and a number of horses. He held various local offices in Eastham, was styled "mister" in the records and Judge Samuel Sewell mentions him in his diary. He has been descrided as a "resolute and determined man." Samuel Smith died at Eastham, Mass., March 27, 1696-97. It is said his wife died two days before her husband, but in the Barnstable Probate Records it say's that Mary Smith relict of Samuel Smith, signed papers in 1698, in the final settlement of that estate.
Mostly quoted from Thomas Edison Smith (First Vice-President ADRS 1938)
The Children of Samuel Smith and Mary (Hopkins) Smith were:-
1. Samuel Smith, born at Eastham May 26, 1668; Died September 22, 1692.
2. Mary Smith, born at Eastham January 3, 1669.
3. Joseph Smith, born at Eastham April 10, 1671, died about 1692.
4. John Smith, born at Eastham, May 26, 1673.
5. Grace Smith, born at Eastham, September 5, 1676, died December 1, 1691.
6. Rebecca Smith, born at Eastham, December 8, 1678.
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See "Hopkins-Smith Notes" in "The Mayflower Quarterly" Vol. 12, pp. 112-117.
[31226] Elizabeth is dau. of the Rev. Henry Speke Snyder, of Gilbertville, MA. Ancestry.com offers: "Snyder Name Meaning - Dutch: occupational name for a tailor, from an agent derivative of Middle Dutch sniden 'to cut'. Americanized form of German Schneider."