[52378] Rachel is daughter of John Allen III (1727-1786) & Rachel VanBuskirk (1732-1771; m. 29 October 1749 in NY).
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[39771] The unverified Jones Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 states "When Johann Andreas Erdman was born on August 5, 1721, in Pfungstadt, Hesse, Germany, his father, Johannes, was 38 and his mother, Anna, was 39. He married Anna Dorothea Siegfried in 1747 in Pennsylvania. He then married Anna Margaretha Frederick and they had one son together. He died on April 10, 1795, in Northampton, Pennsylvania, at the age of 73." The unverified Jones Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 states "Anna Margaretha Frederick was born in 1726 in Germany, the child of Francis. " Robert M. Sanders states that he d. 10 Aperil 1785 in Upper Saucon Twp. and that "John George served in the Rev. War in 1st Battalion, Col. George Hubner, 5th Co. with Capt. Daniel Wertz as 1st class Pvt., Northampton Co. Pa. Militia."
[22147] Phoeba is daughter of John Everett and Margaret A. _____. She and Squire had James Arthur (1859-1921), Lyman Lewis (1860-1938), Mark C. ( 1862-ca 1947), Norman W. (1863-1888), Verba Eliza (1866-1956) and Mary Catherina (1871-1873). For Lyman's descendants contact his great-great-granddaughter, Miss Betty A. Parker (Parker72952@aol.com - 5671 NE 36th St., Silver Springs, FL 34488 in 2003).
[13779] "Pottsville Republican [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 23 October 1979," p. 3: "Services for Harvey L. Falck, 72, of Main Street, Herndon, who died Sunday, 11 p.m. at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, will be held Thursday afternoon from the Lawrence E. Rothermel Funeral Home, RD Klingerstown. Interment will be in Northumberland Memorial Park, Stonington. The Rev. Paul Billow of Rebuck and the Rev. Glenn Keidel Jr. of RD Dornsife, will officiate. He had been hospitalized one week. Mr. Falck was born at Leck Kill Feb. 23, 1907. His parents were the late Edward and Agnes Brown Falck. He was a retired carpenter and a dealer of aluminum products. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Herndon and the Herndon Fire Company. He served on Herndon Borough Council at one time. He was married to the former Olive Snyder at Leck Kill March 12, 1927. Surviving, in addition to his widow, are four daughters, Mae, wife of Carl Kerstetter, and Helen, wife of Paul Strohecker, both of Millersburg; Jean, wife of Ernest Erdman, RD Dornsife; Lorraine, wife of George Shaffer, Sunbury; two brothers, Leon of RD2 Selinsgrove and Ralph of Palmyra; nine grandchildren; one great-granddaughter."
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[55346] Abigail is daughter of Col. John Green (b. in1747) & Abigail Geary (b. in 1749; m. 9 July 1771 in Reading, Middlesex Co., MA).
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See the unverified file LHN4-FYH in familysearch.org which offers:
Hatevil was the first permanent English-speaking white settler at Pembroke. Came in 1770, went back 1771 late; married and returned to Pembroke spring of 1773. Lumber business with Capt. Robert Wilson and William Clark.
Lived at end of Leighton Point - spot marked 1932 with stone. Buried on Point, Lot #1. Hatevil Leighton built saw mill at Little Falls, Edmunds, which was washed away. Had timbers ready for another mill when Hobart came. Geni.com site shows Feb 28, 1750 for birth, with death in 1793 at age of 42.
Possible reason for migration to downeast Maine: "By 1760 the best arable land was gone. In 1763 the Treaty of Paris ended French rule in Canada and Indian terror in the colonies, but in the same year a royal proclamation prohibited west and north of existing frontiers. For many New Hampshire families, the future lay east in the struggling settlements or trackless wilderness of Maine" A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton of Dover, NH by Perley M. Leighton, Vol 1:15. (Available online at Boston Library.
During the French Wars, New Hampshire soldiers had gone up the Connecticut and Hudson Rivers toward Canada and down the Maine Coast into Nova Scotia (which then included New Brunswick). From 1760 to 1840 or so the route to new opportunities from southeastern New Hampshire was into Maine--to the virgin forests downeast, the growing towns in the south, and the potential farmland inland. By coastal ships and by inland trails along the Ossipee and the Androscoggin people flooded into Maine. . . . The Leighton family reflects the extent of this eastward migration. Of the seven heads of family in the fourth generation four settled in Maine; of the 33 heads of families in the fifth generation 18 were in Maine; two at Falmouth; ten inland at Mount Vernon and Harmony, and six in what is now Washington County [which is where Machias is located]. . . . Minnesota drew New Englanders by the 1860s, especially lumberman (nicknamed 'Bangor Tigers'). . . . These down-east natives took west with them their faith in self-government, in local schooling, in religious freedom and in economic initiative. A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton of Dover, NH by Perley M Leighton, Vol 1:16. (Available online at Boston Library). C.f. also Town of Pembroke, Maine, history.
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