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_Walter DE BEAUCHAMP __|_Isabel MAUDUIT ________________________
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_Giles DE BEAUCHAMP ___|
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[27949] http://www.thepeerage.com/p11858.htm reports: "In 1384 he had livery of all of his lands, including Bletsoe, Bedfordshire and Spelsbury, Oxfordshire and Lydiard Tregoz, Wiltshire. He was invested as a Knight before 18 February 1393. In 1395 he attended the King into Ireland. He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Bedfordshire in 1399. His last will was dated 11 March 1406." Cf. "The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and All its Members From the Earliest Times, Volume XIV: Addenda & Corrigenda," Peter W. Hammond, editor (Stroud, Gloucestershire, U.K.: Sutton Publishing, 1998), p. 75.
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[814] Ursula was widow of George Collingwood of Eslington when she m. William Carr.
_Ninian DUNBAR ______+
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_Robert DUNBAR _______________|_____________________
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_Joshua DUNBAR ______|
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_Robert DUNBAR ______|
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| | _Thomas HATCH _______+
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| | _Thomas HATCH ________________|_Lydia GYLES ________
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| |_Hannah HATCH _______|
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_Jacob DUNBAR _______|
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[44812] See "History of the Town of Hingham, Massachusetts" (The Town of Hingham, MAs, 1893): Vol II, p.309.
_William EATON _________
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_Eliakim Wardwell EATON _|_Meribah Ruth WARDWELL _
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_Peter Hardy EATON __|
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_Samuel S. EATON ____|
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| | _John R. BILLINGS ______+
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| | _Daniel BILLINGS ________|_Hannah FARRAR _________
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| |_Catherine BILLINGS _|
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| | _Edward CARTER _________
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| |_Catherine CARTER _______|_Esther POWERS _________
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[50588] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 7 October 1992, p. 4: "Sedgwick and Deer Isle - Elnora F. Gove, 71, died at a local hospital Oct. 6, 1992. She was born at Deer Isle June 27, 1921, the daughter of Parker L. and Helen (Beam) Eaton. She was a member of the North Blue Hill Grange. Survivors include her mother of Deer Isle; her friend and companion, Herbert Connor of Sedgwick; seven children, Wiley Eaton of Penobscot, Judy and her husband Carl McIntire of Frankfort, Carly Eaton of Brooksville, Philip Eaton of Sedgwick, Henry Eaton and his wife, Karmell of Sedgwick, Melvin Eaton and his wife, Debbie of Deer Isle, and Theresa Gove and her husband, Jay Clough of Stonington; three sisters, Dot Carter Ruby Eastman, both of Deer Isle, and Marlene Stevens of Belfast; three brothers, Sam Eaton, Ken Eaton and Parker Eaton Jr., all of Deer Isle; 17 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husbands Horace Eaton and Augustus Gove; three children, Mary, Evelyn and Edwin Eaton."
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_Benjamin FOSTER ____|_Lydia BURBANK ____________
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| | _Samuel GOLDWAITE ___|_Elizabeth CHEEVER ________
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| |_Lydia GOLDWAITE ____|
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| |_Mary THOMAS ________|_Mary GRAVES ______________
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_Benjamin FOSTER ____|
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| | _John SYMONDS _______|_Elizabeth ANDREWS ________
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| | | |_Hannah HAZEN _______|_Mary HOWLETT _____________
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| | _Jacob DORMAN _______|___________________________
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| |_Ruth DORMAN ________|
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| | _Daniel CLARKE ____________+
| | | (1665 - ....) m 1689
| |_Mercy CLARK ________|_Damaris DORMAN ___________
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[36842]
George F. is from "Centennial History of Harrison, Maine," (Portland, ME: Southworth Printing Co., 1909), p. 474 which offers: "George F., b. in 1817; married Ann Osgood of Bridgton. He was a prominent merchant in Harrison (See 'merchants' for years). He was noted for his honorable character and urbanity of manners, and was successful in business. He removed to Portland about 1860, and was in the wholesale flour business for many years. They had children: Clinton, Arthur. Rose, and Emma; all except Rose died in infancy. Rose was born in 1851; married Joseph L. Whitmore, who was in the lumber business in Portland. Mr. Foster and Mr. Whitmore
removed to Pasadena, Cal., in 1887, where they invested in timber lands, mines, etc., and Mr. Foster was president of a street railroad. He died Dec. 6, 1893. Mrs. Foster died in 1887." {Note: George's Find A Grave memorial states he was b. in 1818. A Joseph Lunt Whitmore (1840-1895) is buried in Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum, Altadena, Los Angeles Co., CA.}
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| | _Francis SLINGSBY ___|_Joan MALLORY _______
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| | | |_Mary PERCY _________|_Eleanor HARBOTTLE __
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[11662]
See "Descendants of Arthur Ingraham," compiled by Donna Ingraham Wernberg (found on the web in 2016) which reports Richard arrived in MA in 1639 and offers: "From Salem, Massachusetts, Richard went to Marblehead, Massachusetts. By 1645, he had moved to the new village of Rehoboth,
Massachusetts and married Elizabeth Wignall [b. 1610], child of Alexander Wignall. Richard will make another move, this to Northampton, Massachusetts, among rolling hills, ponds, wood and the Connecticut River. His position in town and interest in education is evident as we know he paid 2 shillings to a subscription taken up for the benefit of Harvard College 1672/1673. He is the only one of 70 contributors who paid cash. Therefore, he must of had money of his own. He married Jean Rockwell Baker, a widow from Winsor, Connecticut. He died in Northampton, Massachusett in 1683, about the age of 83 years. I believe Richard was a Puritan, not a Pilgrim, thus the reason for his moving. The village of Hadley Massachusetts was a settlement of Puritans and the Ingram/Ingrahams shall remain here for another 150 years - some even longer. Richard s/o Sir Arthur of Barrowby Hall came to America 1628. [- Boston transcript of 2/8/41, Mildred Lsyzdek, 320 Terra Ceia Dr., Palmetto, FL 33561, 1/22/1987}. Also see Find A Grave memorial 92893444.