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[5922]
See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 213. http://www.geneajourney.com/ros.html reports: "His parentage is unknown, but he probably derived his surname from Ros in Holderness, Yorkshire. He was steward (dapifer) of the Count of Aumale, lord of Holderness. Piers gave land in Gilling near Helmsley, and the church, to St. Mary's Abbey in Yorkshire." Regarding his wife, this site reports: "Adeline was the youngest of three sisters and coheirs of Walter Espec, Lord of Helmsley, who was founder of three monasteries, Kirkham (1122) and Rievaulx (1131), both in Yorkshire, as well as Wardon in Bedfordshire (1134)."
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An unverified note in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers:
About Thomas Foster, Sr. - Thomas, his wife Abigail, their children Eleazer, Benjamin, Richard all died in 1638 - 1639 Probably from the Plague that was an epidemic in England at the time. [ - The Dorchester Branch of Fosters, Part 2 Frederick Clifton Pierce (Chicago: Conkey Co., 1899)]
1. First Thomas Foster. 3860. REV. THOMAS FOSTER, b. England; m. there Abigail Wimes. dau. of Mathew, of Ipswich, England. He d. in England in 1638 Res., Biddenden and Ipswich, England. Children:
3861. i. RICHARD b. in England, abt. 1595; m. Patience Bigge. NOTE: this appears to contradict NEHGS, who has Richard who married Patience as the Rev's brother, not son.
3862. ii. THOMAS, b. in England, abt, 1600; m. Elizabeth
3863. iii. WILLIAM, b. in England, in 1618; m. Susanna, and Anne Brackenberry
3864. iv. SARAH, m. John Smith
3864X.v. ELIZABETH, m. William Ferris
3864^.vi. JANE, m. Ledbrooke. Had a son Robert
Will:
In the name of God Amen the xxijth day of September in the xiiijth yeare of the raigne of our Sovereign lord Charles by the grace of God of England Scotland France & Ireland King defender of the faith de Annoque dni 1638. I Thomas Forster of Ipswich in the countie of Suffolk Clarke being sicke in body but of good & p'rrect remembrance God be thanked therefore doe orda1n & make this my last will & testament in manner & form following First and most principally I doe most humblie comend my soul to God and most stedfastly believing In and through the only death merits and passion of Jesus Christ my alone Saviour & all sufficient Redeemer to have free pardon and remission of all my sins & to be an inheritor with him in his everlasting Kingdom prepared for his elect before the beginning of the world And my body to the earth from whence it came And as for that small estate which God of his goodness hath lent me in this life I doe by his divine permission dispose thereof as followeth that is to say I will and bequeath my messuage or tenement wherein I do now inhabit and dwell situate in the parish of St Matthew and the parish of St Mary at the tower in Ipswich or in either of them to my executors hereafter named and to their heirs and assigns to the use intent and purpose that they do within one year next after my decease make sale thereof for the best price that can be obtained And the mon1es for which the same shall be sold I will shall be devided in form following, viz.: to my son Richard Foster £20. To my son Thomas Foster £20 to my son William Foster ^20 the remainder of the monies shall be equally devided between and among my three daughters Sarae Smith the wife of John Smith Elizabeth the wife of William Ferris and Jane Ladbrooke widow I will and bequeath to the said Jane Ladbrooke my great chest in the hall the bedstead feather bed and all the furniture thereonto belonging except the red blanskett standing in my hall chamber Item I give and bequeath unto the said Elizabeth Ferris my daughter the black trunk standing in the said hall chamber and the bedstead and bedding and all the furniture thereunto belonging standing in the butterie chamber with the said red blanskett And I further give and bequeath unto my said two daughters Elizabeth and Jane all such firing of wood brome and coals as I shall have at the time of my decease Item I give unto the said Richard my son my great backed leather chair standing in the parlour Item I give unto Robert Ladbrooke my grandchild my great joined chair in the parlour and also the handle bedstead and bed with all the furniture standing in the butterie chamber All my other household stuff linen brass and pewter and movables whatsoever I give and bequeath unto my said three daughters Sarrae Elizabeth and Jane to be equally devided amongst them And I willand my mind is that all my apparel and all my books shall be sold and the monies thereof arising to be equally devided amongst my said two daughters Elizabeth and Jane And all other my monies debts and goods whatsoever not by me herein before given (my debts probate of this my last will and funeral expenses discharged) I will shall be and remain to my said two daughters Elizabeth and Jane to be equallie devided And of this my last Will and Testament I do ordain and make the said Richard my son and Jane my daughter my executors And thus giving all honour praise and glory to God Almightie I conclude this my last will and testament-His testibus. John Lambe, John Hawys-Executed by mark. Proved December 5, 1638.
[51017] Lida is daughter of James Melvin Greenlaw (1839-1913) & Mary M. Barbour (b. in 1845; m. 1 January 1869 in Deer Isle, Hancock Co., ME).
[37463] This person is from the unverified http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hume in 2014 which provides more information.
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[5447] Her nick-name was "Fat Mary." See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_Mary_Adelaide_of_Cambridge.
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[47849] "The Los Angeles Times, 20 July 2007," p. 66: "Carleton Mitchell, 96, who won three consecutive Bermuda Cups and wrote extensively about sailing, died Monday at his home in Key Biscayne, Fla. With his aggressive racing style and talent for assembling the finest crews, Mitchell and his boat, the Finisterre, won the 635-mile race from Newport, R.I., to Bermuda in 1956, 1958 and 1960. 'No 20th century man can really escape, but a boat gives a man the opportunity to get away from the turmoil and into direct contact with nature,' Mitchell told Gay Talese, then a reporter for the New York Times, after winning the Bermuda Cup in 1958. 'Somehow the detached life on the sea gives me the ability to think. It's a life of action, yet contemplation,' the Times said he told Talese. 'Carleton was a giant of our sport,' Gary Jobson, a sailing journalist, told the Capitol newspaper in Annapolis, Md. Mitchell was raised in Louisiana, where as a boy he learned to sail on Lake Pontchartrain. He attended Miami University in Ohio but dropped out to join a sailing crew. During World War II, he served in the Navy as a photographer. His writing and photography appeared in an array of publications,including National Geographic and Sports Illustrated. His books include 'Passage East' (1953),about ocean racing,and 'Islands to Windward' (1948), about sailing through the Caribbean Sea." Carleton m. (2) 5 January 1993 in Miami-Dade Co., FL Ruth Haerdi.
[11837] Susan m. (2) 1975 Hector Barrantes and r. in Argentina where she and her husband maintained a large ranch at El Pucara, 350 miles south-west of Buenos Aires. She died in an automobile accident. Father: Wright, Fitzherbert, b. 1905; Mother: Wingfield, Doreen, Hon., b. 29 March 1904.