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[17015] See "Penobscot Pioneers" (1993), p. 33. He is son of Nathaniel Billings who is said to be of Concord, MA by 1640 and who died 24 Aug 1673. John had a brother, Nathaniel. John m. (2) 31 Dec 1685 in Concord, MA Elizabeth Lamson. The unverified Copper Family Tree in 2018 in Ancestry.com provides his information.
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[3739] From "The Conqueror and His Companions," by J.R. Planché, Somerset Herald (London: Tinsley Brothers, 1874): "Cil ki ert Sire d'Alnou," another of those Norman seigneurs Master Wace leaves us to identify, is generally held to have been Fulk or Foulques, second son of Baudry le Teuton or Baldric the German, of whom I have spoken in the memoir of Richard de Courci (p. 85), nephew of Fulk, being the son of his brother Robert. Fulk, like the rest of his brothers, took for their surnames those of their fiefs, and Fulk was at the time of the Conquest Lord of Aunou-le-Faucon, or, as Mons. le Prévost instructs us we should call it, " le Foulcon," a designation it had derived from the repetition of the name of Fulk during several generations of its ancient possessors. However this may be, I think it probable that the Fulk d'Aunou at the time of the Conquest, and of whom there are charters as late as 1082, was a son of the first Sire d'Aunou, and a cousin of Richard de Courci and Martel de Bacqueville, the son of Nicholas de Bacqueville-en-Caux, the eldest of Baldric's children, which said Martel is also included by Wace in his catalogue of the companions of the Conqueror. "De Bacqueville i fu Martel." -Ronz. de Rou, l. 13,631. A descendant of this Martel was Dapifer to King Stephen in 1143; but, although we are told by Orderic that the six sons of Baldric the German distinguished themselves by their great valour under Duke William, from whom they received riches and honours, and left to their heirs vast possessions in Normandy, not a single feat of arms or important action of any description is recorded either of them or their sons, two, if not three, of whom were in the army at Hastings. A Fulcone Claudo is set down in Taylor's List as having contributed forty vessels to William's fleet -- "A Fulcone Claudo xl. naves;" but unless Claudo be a clerical error, and we should read Alnou, I cannot venture to appropriate the gift to the son of Baldric the Teuton. Another son of that Baldric was the immediate ancestor of a family unequalled for fame and power by any in England. The name of Nevil is one of the greatest inscribed on the roll of Anglo-Norman chivalry; and though not mentioned by Orderic, Wace, Guillaume de Poitiers, or any other chronicler in their list of the companions of the Conqueror, we cannot, however questionable may be the authority of the Roll of Battle Abbey, challenge the insertion of it as one of the proofs of its inaccuracy. [source: http://www.patpnyc.com/conq/withwm.shtml in 2003]
[13971] "Lykens Register [Lykens, PA], 28 January 1944, p. 1: "Mr. Homer G. Deibler, 56, prominent in church activities, passed away at his home, 452 North Second street, Sunday afternoon after being ill the past year from complications. Mr. Deibler was born in Berrysburg and was the son of the late James and Kate Metz Deibler. He spent most of his life in Lykens. Mr. Deibler was an active worker in the United Brethren Church and Sunday School for many years. He possessed a very fine bass voice and was director of the church choir for more than 25 years. He succeeded Mr. William Kratzer as director in 1914. He expressed the opinion that music was closely linked with religion and devoted much time, sacrifice and patience to render such service. He served as Church trustee for the church and parsonage and was the Secretary-Treasurer in the Sunday School and a member of the Official Board over a period of years. He was also a member of the church orchestra and band organized in 1910. He was active in all church work until illness prevented him from attending the services. Mr. Deibler was married to Miss Laura Geist, of Williamstown, who survives him with six daughters: Mae, (Mrs. Harry Rupert), of Penbrook; Miss Olga Deibler, at home; Melba, (Mrs. Donald Thomas) at home; Ruth, (Mrs. Harry Sweigard), Penbrook; Betty, (Mrs. Gordon Robison), Boyertown; Miss Laura Deibler, at home, and four grandchildren; one sister, Sadie, (Mrs. John Clark), of Delanco, N. J.; two brothers, Allen Deibler, of Bethlehem, and Robert Deibler, of Bloomsburg. Funeral services were held on Thursday afternoon from the residence with the Rev. H. S. Kieffer, of Elizabethville, and the Rev. Charles P. Walz, of the United Brethren church, officiating. Burial was made in the Wiconisco Cemetery."
[52611] John is said to be son of Beniah Dorr, Sr. (1732-1802) & Huldah Snow (b. in 1750; m. 30 January 1794 in Sedgwick, Hancock Co., ME).
[34232] Peter's information is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2013. See the unverified file MXPT-F4F in 2019 in Ancestry.com. Peter landed at Philadelphia 14 September 1753 from Germany.
[31182] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Gonzaga.
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