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Warren's descent: Phillipe de La Noye (1602 - 1681) > Lt. Jonathan Delano (1647 - 1720) > Thomas Delano (1726 - 1803) > Ephriam Delano (1733 - 1815) > Warren Delano (1779 - 1866) > Warren Delano, Jr (1809 - 1898).
Phillippe de la Noye (Delanoy or de Lannoy) was born in Leiden, Holland, in 1602, son of Jean and Marie le Mahieu de Lannoy. The family was of French Protestant faith (Huguenots) who, to escape the prosecutions of the Roman Catholic party then in power, went to Leiden.
He was baptized in Leiden in the Walloon Church in 1603, and grew up under the teaching and influence of the Separatists of the established Church of England who fled to Holland in 1608, taking up residence in Leiden.
It is not definitely shown by any authority on the subject whether Phillippe was one of the passengers on the Speedwell or not. Bradford says the Speedwell set sail on or about the first day of August 1620, with sixty tons burden sailing from Defthaven to Southampton, England.
On 15 August, both the Mayflower and the Speedwell sailed from Southampton with 120 passengers on board, some of them being new to the company.
On the 23 August they put into Dartmouth, with the Speedwell leaking, and on 31 August sailed again. Further disasters to the Speedwell obliged a return to Plymouth where it was abandoned. Eighteen passengers including Robert Cushman gave up the voyage. It is presumed that Phillippe de la Noye was one.
(Davis's Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth, Goodwin's Pilgrim Republic, and Winsor's History of Duxbury from which many extracts are taken) In 1621 another vessel was fitted out, the Fortune of fifty-five tons burden. Goodwin says that on 11 November 1621, just one year from the day the Mayflower sighted the hills of Cape Cod; their sentry on Fort Hill shouted, "Sail, ho!"
The joyful discovery was made that she was the Fortune. Among her list of passengers is that of Philip De-la-Noye, his age given as nineteen years old.
In 1624, at the distribution of land, Philip was awarded one acre as his share. It appears that he gave up possession of this by reason of becoming a resident of Duxbury.
Various writers speak of him in connection with others at that time. Winslow says, "Delano, originally De-la-Noye, was born of French parents and came from Leiden to New Plymouth and coming to the age of discerning demanded communion with us and proving himself to become of such Parents as were in full communion with the French Churches was hereupon admitted by the Church of Plymouth, and after, upon his removal of habitation to Duxborrow, where Mr. Ralph Partridge is Pastor of the Church, and upon letters of recommendation from the Church at Plymouth he was also admitted into fellowship with the Church at Duxborrow and I dare say of him, if occasion requires he may travel from church to church throughout New England. He was admitted permanently in January, 1632/3, being then a resident of Duxborrow."
Winsor's History of Duxbury gives the same account with his place of residence:
"He was admitted a freeman January 1, 1632/3, and early removed to Duxbury and settled a little north or northwest of Alden, on the north side of stony or Mill brook, below the site of the late tack factory. His farm was confirmed to him in 1637, extending from the marsh at the farther end of the town on the north to Alden's on the south, and from Bumpus's land on the west, to the sea at the east, comprising about forty acres."
He was a man of much respectability and employed in surveying lands and was often one of the grand inquest of the Colony. Records of Plymouth Colony, Volume I, p. 32 gives the following: "Philip Delano to Hester Dewsbury 19 Dec 1634." He was taxed eighteen shillings in 1633, and nine shillings in 1634. On jury 2 May 1637, "Volunteer in Pequot War, 7 Jun 1637" granted forty acres in Duxbury, 2 Oct 1637, drawn on jury 4 Dec 1637, on grand jury 4 Jun 1639.
From "History of Middleborough, Mass." in volume 3 of NE Hist and Genl Register, 1849 , is given the names of the first purchasers, twenty-six in number. Philip Delanoy's name is in the list. The appendix in the History of Duxbury gives the following, "The grant of Bridgewater to the inhabitants of Duxbury was made in 1645, fifty-four persons." Philip Delano's name appears.
In Record of Deeds, Plymouth County, book 2, p 107, appears the names of those who by order of the purchasers of Dartmouth met at Plymouth 7 March 1652. The purpose of the meeting to make allotment of their shares which had been purchased of the Indians, signed by John Winslow, John Cooke and Wamsutta in the presence of Jonathan Shaw and Samuel Eddy 29 November 1652. Philip De-la-Noye with thirty-six others which comprised about eight hundred acres as Philip's share, this purchase of his must have been given to his son Jonathan as he does not mention Jonathan in his final disposition of his property.
Winsor's History of Duxbury: "...in 1637, a jury of twelve, four from Duxbury, were appointed by the Colony Court to lay our paths and highways and build bridges in Duxborrow." Philip was among them.Savage says, "Philip De-la-Noye removed to Bridgewater where probably he died." He made no will, but a statement was made that a memorandum was left showing somewhat the intent of Philip. The sons Thomas, Samuel, Philip, and John are mentioned and daughters Rebecca, and Jane. The bequests are: house and lot to the three eldest, and John, 25 acres of woodland at Hammakeset; Rebecca, a yearling heifer; Jane, one cow and heifer. His wife Mary to have a cow besides her thirds in orchard and land, both upland and meadow. Yoke of old oxen to be improved in common by his three sons, Philip, Thomas, and Samuel. Samuel, a horse, cow, two steers, chains, and cart. Finally, the four youngest children are to receive all the moveables at his wife's death. Samuel is mentioned as being the only son of the relict of deceased. The settlement was made 5 July 1682, and is recorded in volume 4, page 120 of records in the registry of deeds of Plymouth. The regular probate records did not commence until about 1686.
The surname De-la-Noye or Delano has undergone many changes. Philippe De-la-Noye and sons gradually left off the "ye" and wrote it Delano, often changed by ignorant clerks to Dillanoe, Dillnoe, Dilnow, Dillino. Of late years some place a capital L in the name and pronounce the name De La-no. Those who wish to combine the ancient and correct form should write the surname thus; "Delano or de Lannoy".
- "The Genealogical History and Alliances of the American House of Delano, 1621 to 1899," compiled by Major Joel Andrew Delano (New York, 1899).
Delano's of Europe
Descendants of Arnulphe de Franchimont:
1 Arnulphe de Franchimont b: Bef 1139
2 Conrad de Fanchimont
...... +Ermingarde Walcort (Wallecourt) of Namur m: 1166
.. 3 Hellin marquis de Franchimont b: Abt 1225
........ +dau. of Othon Agnes, duke of Bavaria b: Abt 1229 m: Abt 1245
.... 4 Hellin II marquis de Franchimont
.......... +Agnis de Duras
....... 5 Jean de Franchimont
............. +Isabeau de Clery
....... *2nd Wife of Jean de Franchimont:
............. +Mahienne de Lannoy m: Abt 1310
......... 6 Hugues de Lannoy b: 1311 d: 1349 in Lys
............... +Marguerite dame de Mingoval d: in at age 70 and buried beside her husband at Lys m: 1329
........... 7 Guillebert (Gilbert) de Lannoy
................. +Catherine de Molembais, dame & heiress
.............. 8 Hugues VII de Lannoy b: 1384 d: 1419
.............. 8 Gilbert Xii de Lannoy b: 1419 d: 1462 in Ambassador to England
................ 9 Pierre de Lannoy
................ 9 Phillipe de Lannoy d: December 22, 1498
...................... +Margarite dame de Dampiere
.............. 8 Baudoin XIX 'le Begue de Lannoy b: Aft 1419 d: 1474
.................... +Marie de Melles dame de Caucourt & de Dolhain d: May 31, 1433 in without issue
.............. *2nd Wife of Baudoin XIX 'le Begue de Lannoy:
.................... +Adrienne de Berlaymont dit de Floyon d: April 29, 1439
................ 9 Baudoin de Lannoy b: Bef 1439 d: May 07, 1501
...................... +Michelle d'Esne dame de Conroy d: April 22, 1511
.................. 10 Phillipe de Lannoy b: Bef 1501 d: September 12, 1543
........................ +Magdeline de Bourgogne b: 1489 d: 1511
..................... 11 Jean de Lannoy b: Abt 1511 d: May 25, 1560 in Prob. Tournay, France
.......................... +Jeanne de Ligne, dame de Barbecon
....................... 12 Guysberg de Lannoy b: 1535 in Toureoing, France
............................. +Marguerite de Ligne
......................... 13 Jean de Lannoy b: 1570 in France d: 1604 in Leyden, Holland
............................... +Marie le Mahieu b: 1578 in Tournai, France d: 1650 m: January 13, 1595/96 in Wallon Church, Leiden, Holland
............................ 14 Phillipe de La Noye b: 1602 in Leyden, Holland d: 1681 in Bridgewater, MA
................................. +Hester Dewsbury b: in Duxbury, MA d: 1657 in Duxbury, MA m: December 19, 1634 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA
............................ *2nd Wife of Phillipe de La Noye:
................................. +Mary Pontus Glass b: Abt 1621 in Leyden, Holland d: 1681 in Middleborough, MA m: Abt 1658 in Duxbury, MA
............................ 14 Esaie (Isaiah) de Lannoy b: Bef March 26, 1599
............................ 14 Jean de Lannoy
......................... 13 Jacques de Lannoy
....................... 12 Baudouin de Lannoy
.................. *2nd Wife of Phillipe de Lannoy:
........................ +Francoise de Barbecon
........... 7 Robert de Lannoy
........... 7 Hugues II de Lannoy d: Aft 1373 in Lys
................. +Marie de Berlaimont
.............. 8 Jean de Lannoy
.................... +Jeanne de Croy
........... 7 Jean (Percheval) de Lannoy
................. +Marie de Cordes Vaudupont
....... 5 Balderic de Franchimont
-- This file is from the Delano Home Page - http://ourworld.compuserve.com:80/homepages/delano/homepage.htm - e-mail address: delano@compuserve.com
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delano_family.
[24812] This line is from http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/FORTESCUE2.htm where further ancestry is found in 2005 and which reports that John was Sir Chief Justice of England, educated at Exeter College, Oxford. "During the reign of Henry VI he was three times appointed one of the governors of Lincoln's Inn. In 1441 he was made a King's sergeant at law, and in the following year Lord Chief Justice of the King's bench. As a judge Fortescue was recommended for his wisdom, gravity and uprightness; and he is said to have been favoured by the King. He held his office during the remainder of the reign of Henry VI, to whom he was loyal; as a result, he was attainted of treason in the first parliament of Edward IV. When Henry subsequently fled into Scotland, he is supposed to have appointed Fortescue, who appears to have accompanied him in his flight, Lord Chancellor of England. In 1463 Fortescue accompanied Queen Margaret and her court in their exile on the Continent, and returned with them afterwards to England. During their wanderings abroad the chancellor wrote for the instruction of the young Prince Edward his celebrated work 'De laudibus legum Angliae'. On the defeat of the Lancastrian party he made his submission to Edward IV, from whom he received a general pardon dated Westminser, 13 Oct 1471. The exact date of his death is not known. Fortescue's masterly vindication of the laws of England, though received with great favour by experts, did not appear in print until the reign of King Henry VIII, when it was published, but without a date." Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fortescue_(judge) and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Fortescue which offers: "The House of Fortescue is said to date from the Battle of Hastings (1066), where Richard le Fort saved the life of William the Conqueror by the shelter of his shield, thereafter to be known as Fort-Escu ('strong shield'). His descendants have taken for their motto, Forte scutum salus ducum - 'A strong shield is the safety of leaders.' The family first appears in surviving records as holding the manor of Whympston in Devon, part of which they granted to nearby Modbury Priory in the 13th century."
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[54678] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 10 July 2023: " Frederick F. Marston Jr. of Sargentville, Maine, age 92, died peacefully on Father's Day, June 18, 2023 in his home 'Sine Nomine' with his loving companion, James Caggiano of Plymouth, MA at his side. Fred was born in White Plains, NY on July 23, 1930 to Catharine Sargent Marston of Sargentville, ME and Frederick Fairbrother Marston, Sr. of Portland, ME. He was raised in Scarsdale, NY and Indianapolis, IN where he graduated from Park School of Indianapolis (now Park Tudor School). He went on to attend Amherst College graduating cum laude in 1952 and received his MBA from Harvard in 1954. He was married to Virginia Hardt of Wilmette, IL on August 22, 1959 until her death in 1998. In his later years, Fred often praised Ginnie for her 'unconditional positive regard' of he and their three children. Fred's professional career was marked by progressive advancement starting with the Stanley Works, New Britain CT (1954-1960); New Hampshire Ball Bearing (1960-1964) and then Hitchiner Mfg. Co., Inc. (1964-1976) when he departed for Miniature Precision Bearing Corp. (MPB) as Managing Director of MPB Europa based in Medemblik, The Netherlands overseeing manufacturing, marketing, finance and sales related activities in the United Kingdom and Western Europe. In 1981, Fred returned to Indianapolis, IN as the Executive VP of Universal Flavor Corporation until 1986 when he returned to Hitchiner working there most recently as Vice President of International Sales and Marketing until his retirement in 2000. In his early days, Fred enjoyed sailing the coast of Maine, as well as the waters of Europe during his time abroad. Fred also enjoyed pedaling the roads of Europe and New England when he was not on the water during the summer months. In the winters he enjoyed skiing in New England, Colorado and the Alps of Europe. In his later years he pursued more relaxing things like smoking cigars on the front patio and taking part in a local book group. Of course, neither the PBS News Hour nor Downton Abbey were to be missed as part of his daily routine. Fred is survived by his long-time companion, James Caggiano of Plymouth, MA; three children and their spouses, Lurissa Marston of Lewiston, ME; Elizabeth (Libby) Twitchell (Timothy) of Dublin, NH and Fritz Marston (Tisha) of Cedarburg, WI. In addition, he is survived by 6 grandchildren; his sister Diana Marston Wood and several nieces and nephews. A graveside memorial service is planned at Rural Cemetery, Sedgwick, Maine, on what would have been Fred's 93rd birthday, Sunday, July 23rd at 1:00 PM, with a gathering to follow at Sine Nomine."
[37151] This person is from the unverified St John Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Marie is daughter of Joseph Morse (b. 5 Feb 1630 in England) and Hannah Phillips.
[29395] The unverified file in http://awt.ancestry.com which provides this line states John is son of William Sulyard, b. 1290 in Eye, Co. Suffolk.
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