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[20287] "The Boydston-Boydstun Family - Third Edition," Gladys Boydstun Domonoske (Davis, CA: 1980), p. 85, states David and George Boydston were living in Hampshire Co., VA when they married the Burris sisters. SAR Patriot Index, Vol. 3, gives Eunice's death as 23 July 1816. An unverified file in Ancestry.com states Eunice was b. in Ceder Creek Hundred, Sussex Co., Delaware.
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[37258] Jacob and wife Mary are from the unverified "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SGRW-C1K) which states Jacob is son of John Conkle and Anna Margretha _____.
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[33239] http://www.celtic-casimir.com offers in 2012: "The name Tybotot does not appear in the records before June 1204, when Walter, father of Robert Tybotot, a tenant in co. Leicester, is mentioned. Walter was one of the King's enemies at this time, for in July following the sheriff of co. Leicester was ordered to grant possession of Walter's lands to his overlord, the Earl of Derby. The date of Walter's death is not known. In 1209 Robert Tybotot was one of the knights of the King's household in the army of Scotland, and in September 1216 the release from captivity of Robert Tybotot, knight of the Earl of Derby, was ordered. There is no proof of the parentage of this Robert Tybotot, but the fact that he was a tenant of the Earl of Derby suggests that he may be the son of Walter, who was a tenant of the same Earl. HENRY TYBOTOT was probably of the same family. In May 1217 John de Boterel and Henry Tybotot were granted the lands of Adam Painel in Yorks and Lincs, and in 1223 the sheriff of co. Leicester was ordered to seize the lands of Henry Tybotot, who had attended a tournament against the King's wiii. Henry Tybotot had connections with Essex as early as April 1228, and in September 1229 he was granted custody of the lands and heir of William de Haye in that county. He was given timber from Essex to build a mill and a house in 1232 and 1233; and in April 1233 he was granted the manor of Shopland, Essex, to keep him in the King's service. Henry, who may have served in Ireland during the reign of King John, was granted protection, October 1229, for the expedition which was to go to Brittany and in April following he crossed to France with the King. In May 1234 he was among those asked to supply a knight for service in Brittany. He married Alda and died some time before 26 December 1241. Alda survived him but the date of her death is not known. [Complete Peerage XII/2:89-90, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] . . . Henry married Alda. (Alda was born about 1205 in England and died after 1242.)"
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[47674] Sarah and John had Clara Motz (b. 1881), Milo Watson Motz (1884-1946), Charles Clark Motz (1885-1968), Ford Delay Motz (1887-1987), Alta Marie Motz (1891-1963), Grace M. Motz (b. 1896), Lilly Lucile Motz (b.1898), Mabel Motz (b. 1900), Anna M. Motz (b. 1902) & Carl Edward Motz (1902-1956). "The Akron Beacon Journal, 20 July 1936," p. 21: "Mrs. Sarah Motz, 79, died Sunday at her home, 204 W. Thornton st. Friends may call at the residence where funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday. Additional services will follow at 2:30 p. m. at the Uniontown Reformed church. Mrs. Motz leaves seven daughters, Mrs. Sadie Michael, Mrs. Martha Bickel, Mrs. Grace Dyke, and Mrs. Lucille Freeland of Akron, Mrs. Clara Smith of Uniontown, Mrs. Alta Stipe of Greensburg, O., and Mrs. Mabel Yost of Canton, and four sons, Ford and Charles of Akron, Milo of Louisville and Carl of Canton, and a sister, Mrs. Maggie Weyrick of Akron."
[32814] This line is from the unverified Ouellette Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 and requires documentation.
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"The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. 3," Roobert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), pp. 1832-1834:
STEPHEN TRACY
ORIGIN: Leiden, Holland
MIGRATION: 1623 in Anne
FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth
REMOVES: Duxbury
RETURN TRIPS: Returned to England permanently, perhaps as early as 1643, and certainly by 1654.
OCCUPATION: Sayworker (in Leiden).
FREEMAN: In "1633" Plymouth list of freemen, before those admitted on 1 January 1632/3 [ PCR 1:3]; in list of freemen of 7 March 1636/7 [PCR 1:52]. In Duxbury section of 1639 Plymouth Colony list of freemen (with his name lined through) [PCR 8:174].
OFFICES: Duxbury representative on committee to lay out highways, 1 October 1634 [PCR 1:31]; Plymouth colony committee to assess taxes, 3 March 1634/5, 1 March 1635/6 [PCR 1:33, 38]; coroner's jury, 2 March 1635/6 [PCR 1:39]; Duxbury representative to committee on the "nearer uniting of Plymouth & those on Duxburrough side," 14 March 1635/6 [PCR 1:41]; grand jury, 7 March 1636/7, 2 June 1640, 7 June 1642 [PCR 1:54, 155, 2:41]; committee to apportion hay grounds, 20 March 1636/7 [PCR 1:55]; Duxbury constable, 5 March 1638/9, 4 June 1639 [PCR 1:116, 125]. Arbiter, 7 September 1642 [PCR 2:44].
ESTATE: In 1623 Plymouth land division, granted three acres as passenger on Anne [PCR 12:6]; in 1627 Plymouth cattle division, "Stephen Tracie, Triphosa Tracie, Sarah Tracie, Rebecka Tracie" were the fifth through eighth names in the tenth company [PCR 12:12].
Assessed 18s. in Plymouth tax lists of 25 March 1633 and 27 March 1634 [PCR 1:10, 27]. He appears on the list of purchasers [PCR 2:177].
Permitted to mow "within his own ground," 1 July 1633 [PCR 1:14]; assigned mowing ground, 14 March 1635/6, 20 March 1636/7 [PCR 1:40, 56]; granted eighty acres with some meadow additional, at the North River [PCR 1:165].
On 20 March 1654/5, while in London, Stephen Tracy "at present of Great Yarmouth in old England" made his will, in the form of a power of attorney to John Winslow, disposing to son John "what land and houses I have there in Duxburrow" (along with some cattle), to "my daughter Ruth Tracy one cow and one two year old mare," and "what cattle I have more (Marye's two cows being cast in amongst them) to be equally divided among my five children living in New England," noting that some of his children are married with children, and others are unmarried [ PLR 2:179, transcribed in full in MD 10:143-44].
BIRTH: Probably the "Stephen Trace" baptized 28 December 1596 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, son of Stephen and Agnes/Anne (Erdley) Tracy [ TAG 51:73; Tracy Gen 19-20].
DEATH: After 20 March 1654/5, the date of his will.
MARRIAGE: Leiden, Holland, 3 January 1621 [NS] Tryphosa Lee [ Dawes-Gates 799]; she was born about 1597 (aged 27 on 1 May 1624 [TAG 51:242]) and presumably predeceased her husband.
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i SARAH, b. Leiden about January 1623 [TAG 51:242]; m. Plymouth [blank] November 1638 George Partridge [PCR 1:103].
ii REBECCA, b. Plymouth say 1625; m. say 1645 William Merrick [Dawes-Gates 2:801-02].
iii RUTH, b. say 1628; living unm. 1655.
iv MARY, b. say 1630; living perhaps unm. 1655.
v JOHN, b. say 1632; m. by about 1661 Mary Prence, daughter of THOMAS PRENCE [Tracy Gen 26].
ASSOCIATIONS: William Palmer the elder of Duxbury, nayler, left a legacy to Stephen Tracy in his will of 4 December 1637 [Dawes-Gates 2:801]. How he might have been associated or related to Tracy is unknown.
COMMENTS: Robert S. Wakefield discusses some important records relating to the Tracy family at Leiden, and to the date of arrival of Stephen's wife Tryphosa, and eldest daughter Sarah, and concludes that they came in 1625 on the Jacob [TAG 51:71-73, 242].
On 7 July 1638 the Plymouth court noted that Tracy "had hired John Price for four months; his time was to begin the first week in June" [PCR 1:92].
Stephen Tracy is not included in the 1643 list of men able to bear arms, and is not seen in any later Plymouth Colony record, so he may have returned to England late in 1642 or early in 1643.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: In 1936 Sherman Weld Tracy published a genealogy of some of the descendants of Stephen Tracy [The Tracy Genealogy (Rutland, Vermont, 1936)]. Mary Walton Ferris treated Stephen Tracy in 1931 [Dawes-Gates 2:799-802], and Donald Lines Jacobus twice prepared accounts of this immigrant [ Waterman Gen 1:688-90; Ackley-Bosworth 37-38].
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