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[33201] Pearl's marriage record in Branch Co., MI (where the marriage license was issued 1 December 1908) states the ceremony was performed in Wauseon, OH before the Rev. Solomon Metzler, witnessed by Mr. & Mrs. J Jewell of Wauseon.
[38184] This person from the unverified Shires Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014
[37689] The unverified Boucher Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 provides Isaac's information and states he is son of Robert Davis and Isabella McLaughlin.
[48002] Mary's marriage with Jeremiah is from Massachusetts, Compiled Marriages, 1633-1850 [database on-line], Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
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Sadie MAY be of this family, shared by Amy Bond (abond2000@home.com) via email 20 May 2001: Johann Heinrich Kempker born 1797 in Hamburg, Germany married about 1831 to Mary (Maria?) A. Nichting who was also from Hamburg. They had one child together, Mary (Maria) A. Kempker and shortly afterwards the mother, Mary Nichting, died about 1832. Johann remarried to a woman named Mary Hellman in about 1833 and they had a son, Gerhard (Gerrett) Heinrich Kempker born in 1834. They left for America later that year, and Mary Hellman Kempker died shortly after arriving in the United States in Cleveland, Ohio. Johann took his children to Lee County, Iowa along with a business partner, Barney Sand, and his sister Mary who Johann later married. The daughter, Mary, later married a Joseph Harmeyer (Harmeier) of West Point, Iowa. Gerhard later married Maria C. Gertrude Menke (also from Germany) and they had several children, only 5 of whom lived to maturity. Those were: Henry J. Kempker, John Herman Kempker, John Gerhard Kempker (Amy's grandfather), Christina Kempker, Gerhard M. Kempker.
Sadie is in the household of her father, John Kempker, in the 1900 federal census at West Point, Lee Co., IA.
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See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 143. Sir William was a Magna Charta Surety, and Sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. An adult by 1196, he was sheriff of Somerset and Dorset in 1209, Magna Charta Surety in 1215. http://www.ott.igs.net/~rhmallett/families/fip00993.htm reports: "The Curry Mallet line ends with William II. His daughters Helewise and Mabel married Hugh Poyntz and Hugh de Vivonia respectively, and most of the Malet lands passed to these two families, with the exception of those lands held by the Malets residing at Enmore Castle."
"Vol II File 16: The Paternal Ancestry of Homer Beers James" at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/james/f033.htm states: "William II Malet, the Surety of the Magna Charta, was mentioned in 1194 as a minor, in connection with an expedition made that year into Normandy. His principal estate was Curry-Malet. From 1210 to 1214 he was Sheriff of the counties of Somerset and Dorset. When he joined with the barons against King John and became one of the twenty-five Sureties his lands in four counties were confiscated and given to his son-in-law, Hugh de Vivonia, and to his father-in-law, Thomas Basset, and Malet was excommunicated by the Pope in 1216. He was also fined 2,000 marks, but this remained unpaid until after his death, and at that time 1,000 marks were remitted, being found due him for military service to King John at Poitou. It is interesting to note that there were five contemporary relatives named William Malet, and they all held lands in England or in Jersey. He died about 1217, having married Mabel (Alice) (Alicia) Basset, daughter of Thomas Basset, of Headington. She survived him and married (2) John Biset." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Malet_(Magna_Carta)
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[45097] Cindy Broscious unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2019 offers: Cindy Broscious unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2019 offers: When Nicholas Moyer was born in 1728 in Berks, Pennsylvania, his father, Rudolph, was 46 and his mother, Barbara, was 28. He had seven children with Anna Christina Emmert and one child with Veronica Moyer. He died on November 30, 1803, in Maxatawny, Pennsylvania, having lived a long life of 75 years.
[29846] For Rappoltstein see http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rappoltstein.
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[54245] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 11 July 2023: "Ellsworth - Loretta Tracy was the adored grande dame and matriarch of her sprawling family. She exemplified for all of us what it means to live a truly extraordinary life. She grew up of humble means on Youngs Avenue in Ellsworth, but she knew how to seize the best of the world around her and infuse it with splendor and style. Her children and grandchildren have always lovingly referred to her as 'Gorilla,' an ironic nickname for a petite and elegant woman resulting from the mispronunciation of her name by a neighborhood toddler. Even in leaner times when her children were young, she created fun and made the most of the glorious Maine outdoors around us: playing hooky on the cross-country ski trails at the Woodlawn Museum, working 'remotely' from Sand Beach in the summers, collecting sea glass on the Downeast shores. In 1975, Loretta built her own home by hand, a lovely house that still stands solidly on the Bayside Road, a house that all the childrens friends also called home. It was heated by wood that we kids grudgingly chopped and stacked every fall, and yet now we recall those cozy days so fondly. Her work at Downeast Health Services took her all over the remotest parts of Maine, where she helped young women to navigate the challenges of new motherhood. For all of us, she was a role model, an adventurous spirit whose retirement at 56 marked the beginning of many new escapades. She traveled the world - Egypt, China, Europe, and across the U.S. She earned her pilots license and flew a Cessna seaplane from lake to lake across her beloved state of Maine. She challenged us kids to kayaking excursions along the Union River Bay, where we struggled and often failed to keep up with this mighty 100-pound woman even into her 80s! Loretta reconnected with her childhood classmate Ernest Tracy in April 2009 to plan their next high school reunion, and the rest was history. Ernie ended up capturing her heart! They wasted no time in marrying in August of that same year and had nearly 14 wonderful years together until her death. This expanded our family even more, adding a fourth sister to our collection, who fit seamlessly into our wild and bawdy horde. Her penchant for novelty kept Loretta young and her mind sharp as she eagerly taught her children and grandchildren all of the most useful new electronics and apps. She was a deep critical thinker who was an avid consumer of new information, from science and technology to the arts. Her wicked and irreverent sense of humor graced many long, hilarious, laughter-filled family gatherings where she would sassily out-wit even her grandchildren. She would then proceed to crush them at badminton and tennis, before leading us all in song until long after dark. Her high school classmates bestowed upon her the senior superlative, 'pretty to walk with, witty to talk with,' a vast understatement, but a harbinger of what she would bring to the world. She was our icon, our legend, the bright star around which we all revolved, and she will be so terribly missed! Loretta Mae (Remick) Tracy, 87, died unexpectedly on July 8, 2023, at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital. She was born Dec. 9, 1935, in Ellsworth, daughter of Horace Remick and Blanche (Rich) Remick. Loretta graduated from Ellsworth High School in 1954 and from Maine Medical Center School of Nursing in Portland in 1957. She spent the majority of her career as Director of Nurses at Downeast Health services in Ellsworth before retiring in 1992. Loretta was predeceased by son Robert Tilden Jr. and grandson Leon Tilden, of Lamoine; sisters Kathleen (Remick) Karst, of Ellsworth, and Arlene (Remick) Rand, of Winter Harbor; brother Oscar Remick of Trenton; niece Linda (Karst) Reger of Amherst, N.H.; and nephew John Remick of Trenton. She is survived by husband Ernest Tracy of Ellsworth; daughters Julie Tilden (and Donald Rae) of Ellsworth, Andrea Tilden (and Eric Thomas) of Trenton, Sarah Tilden-Warner (and Scott Warner) of Fort Kent, and Victoria (Tracy) Ringwood (and Jeff Ringwood) of Lebanon, N.J.; nephews Mark Remick, Paul Remick, James Karst, and John Karst; niece Marilyn Karst; grandchildren Dustin Seavey, Benjamin Tilden, Tyler Crawford, Jordan Crawford, Samuel Warner, Olivia Benissan, Alex Warner, Connor Crawford, and William Thomas; and a growing number of great-grandchildren."