[56653] Abigail is said to be daughter of Joseph White Bickford (1757-1841) & Louisa Lois Rhodes (1761-1831).
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[49321] In Edgartown, MA Richard is listed as a Yeoman and Deputy Sherrif. He is in Addison, Washington Co., ME in 1770 and in East Machias, Washington Co., ME in 1790. - see the unverified file L6TM-DW2 in familysearch.com.
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[31436] This line appears weak but is information from the unverified Scott Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2011.
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[3987] http://montlhery.com/chateau3_eng.htm offers in 2003: "The first lord of Montlhéry was Thibaud, whose pale blond hair gave him the nickname Tow-Head. He was one of the principle barons of Hughes Capet, and of King Robert, who followed after Capet. He was responsible for taking care of the forest, which was an important function, and which also included being Master of the Royal Hunt, supervising the waters, forests, wolves, and falcons. A continuing text called 'l'Historia Francorum' from Aimion de Fleury says: "Temporis Roberti regis, Theobladus cognomine Filans Stupas, forestarius ejus, firmavit Montemlethericum". So Thibaud fortified the mount around 991 AD, undoubtedly for political reasons. In effect, the royal domain of Robert the Stakes (Le Pieux), which included Montlhéry, was not a united region. In the west and south zones of his domain, the king had to deal with the scheming from the counts of Blois. The Capetian had to dispose the strong points in order to block the maneuvers of the Blois house. Montlhéry was, without doubt, one of these bases. The castle only consisted of a tower of isolated wood, protected by an enclosure; and though it once soared into the sky from this mound, today much of it is left in ruins. Thus we call it the Montlhéry lump. Always, according to the account of Aimoin de Fleury: 'Ipse (Theobaldus Filans Stupas) habuit unumfilium nominatum Guidonum, qui accepit in uxore dominam de Feritate et de Gommet. Idem Guido genuit ex ea Milonem de Brayo et Geidonem Rubeum'. From this text we learn that, at the time of King Robert (996 - 1031 AD), Guy, son of Thibaud Tow-Head, married the lady of Ferté and Gometz. From this union, Milon of Bray and Guy the Red were born. It seems certain that Guy was brought up at Saint-Pierre priory, close to the castle as well as the Notre-Dame church, which first served the parish occupants of the town. His wife Hodierne established a monastery at Longpont in order to serve the domestic necropolis. However, Guy the First of Montlhéry gave his children in marriage to the most noble families of France: Milon, his oldest, married Lithieuse, viscountess of Troyes; Guy the Red, his second son, was count of Rochefort; Guillaume, the youngest, was lord of Gometz; his first daughter MéIisende, married the count of Rhéteil; MéIisende the young, the lord of Pont-sur-Seine; Elisabeth was the wife of Josselin of Courtenay; Alix married Hughes, sire of the Puiset; and his youngest daughter was to be married to Gauthier, count of Saint-Valery. Guy the First did not obtain lordship until after his death because, wanting to die a Christian, he left it to his son Milon and retired as a simple monk in the priory of Notre-Dame of Longpont. It seems as though Milon the Big did not show himself devoted enough to his father, Philippe the First; in effect, several times he formed a league with the prince's enemies. Thus Philippe the First comprised an important strategy from the castle which controlled all the communication between the two Capetians towns, Paris and Orléans. He tried to obtain the fortress by exchange or purchase, but without success. Fortunately, the crusades came to his aid. Milon the Big left during the first crusade (1096 - 1104) with his oldest son, Guy Troussel; his brother guy the Red, count of Rochefort; and his nephew Hughes, sire of Crécy, who was the son of Guy the Red. It is possible to date their departure to 1096 since Guy the Red, also the seneschal, disappeared from these events around 1095, and did not reappear until 1104. We know the results of the voyage from the accounts of the Abbey Suger. Guy Troussel abandoned the holy business and, unbeknownst to his father, he escaped from Antioch, which was besieged by the Corboran army. He then returned to France. With the crusade now finished Milon the Big was reunited with his dishonored son. He then set off once more for holy ground where he was killed at the battle of Ramlah in 1103." Also see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montlhéry.
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[34538] This person is from the unverified Siemion Genealogy in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Abigail is daughter of Jeremiah Riggs and Rachel Haskell.
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[47714] John's World War I draft registration 12 September 1918 states he is janitor at the Springfield Twp. "Centre School" in Summit Co., OH. "The Akron Beacon Journal [Akon, Ohio], 13 February 1963," p. 47: "He was known as an dark gray hair, blue eyes and face to delight the children he Those who knew him at all called him "Johnny." Those who knew him well called him 'our beloved Johnny.' John C. Ritzman long had been marked for distinction in Akron's history books. He was one of the few in the City to live to see a school named in his honor. John C. Ritzman Elementary School is at 629 Canton rd. Mr. Ritzman died Tuesday in the Little Forest Nursing Home, surrendering to an illness that slowed him down for the first time in his life nearly two years ago. He was 88. During his lifetime, spent entirely in the Ellet area, Mr Ritzman was tapped for honor after honor, but probably the highest came after his death when a widely-known Akronite was moved to comment: 'All those things that every one said about him all those wonderful things.. .well, they meant them.' The red brick school building on Canton rd. was named for Mr. Ritzman in 1952 after he had known it intimately for some 70 years. Born in a section of Springfield Twp. that later was annexed to Akron and became a part of the Ellet area, Mr, Ritzman went through grade school in the original section of the Canton rd. school. He went on to Central High, but quit after just one day to help his mother, widowed when he was 9, on the family farm. Mr. Ritzman married Stella Spade and farmed in the same area until her death in 1909. While farming he was attendance or 'truant' officer for the Canton rd. school. He was elected to the Spring field Twp. Board of Education and served a year before the Board 'fired' him in 1914 and immediately hired him as its purchasing agent and maintenance engineer, putting in charge of 13 schools. He continued as custodian at the school, then known as Ellet High School, when it was annexed to the Akron system in 1930. Upon his retirement in 1944, the school's yearbook, the Elletian, was dedicated to 'our beloved Johnny in acknowledgement and grateful remembrance of his 30 years of faithful service to our school.' Mr. Ritzman often returned to the school after his retirement to talk with teachers and, especially, the children. Both student body and faculty made it a point to remember him on his birthdays. He was tremendously proud that the school, when changed to an elementary school, was named in his honor, When O. C. Hatton, then superintendent of schools, asked if he would accept the honor, he commented: 'What? Refuse an honor like that? Not me. I think it's a great honor. I got all my, knowledge bumps - the few I have - right there.' Mr. Ritzman once was president of the school custodians' organization and remained a member long after his retirement. He held a life membership in the Ritzman PTA. He was a member of the North Springfield United Presbyterian Church since 1895 and served as Sunday School superintendent, elder and trustee. Mr. Ritzman and his second wife, Elizabeth, would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in April. Before his illness, they lived at 2536 Leland av. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Joyce Haggerty of Norton; a son, John W. of Cuyahoga Falls; five grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren."
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_Henry Elias WENRICH _|
| (1844 - 1923) m 1867 |
| | _William FISHER __________+
| | | (1706 - 1771) m 1733
| | _Peter FISCHER __________|_Elizabeth Gertrude HAIN _
| | | (1735 - 1787) m 1758 (1711 - 1768)
| | _John FISHER ________|
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| | | |_Appolonia HECKERT ______|__________________________
| | | (1738 - 1788) m 1758
| |_Anna Catharine FISHER _|
| (1804 - 1887) |
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| | _John George HAIN _______|__________________________
| | | (1747 - ....) m 1769
| |_Rosina HAIN ________|
| (1778 - 1827) |
| | _Isaiah CUSHWA ___________
| | | (.... - 1788)
| |_Anna Margaretta CUSHWA _|_Anna Christina BECKER ___
| (.... - 1820) m 1769
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|--Morris Rambler WENRICH
| (1873 - 1878)
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| _Daniel BURKHOLDER __|
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| _Augustus BURKHOLDER ___|
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| | |_Sarah REED _________|
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|_Mary BURKHOLDER _____|
(1850 - 1922) m 1867 |
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|_Mary RAMBLER __________|
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