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[17191] Samuel and the children are from Vital Records of York, Maine (Camden: Picton Press, 1992), p. 4. In the record of the family of his daughter, Abigail, he is called "Captain" (p. 25); in the record for his daughter Tabitha he is styled "Esq." (p. 42).
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[3500] Dates and places are from the unverified Burrough Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states he is son of Fulk of Anjou - further research is needed.
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[49393] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 24 October 2021": "Clinton - Pearlie 'Marie' (Gray) Webb, age 94, peacefully passed away on October 14, 2021, as the Lord welcomed her into his open arms. Her daughter was with her at Maine General Hospital. She was born in Stonington, Maine, on April 26, 1927, and was the 7 of 9 children in James W. Gray Sr. and Sadie 'Kathleen' (Cleveland) Gray's family. She attended Stonington Schools until her freshman year, at which time she left school to care for her mother and younger siblings while her mother underwent cancer treatment. She later received her G.E.D the same year that her daughter graduated High School. Marie worked as a waitress before meeting the handsome widower, Russell A. Webb, of Oceanville. They were married on September 21, 1952, at Church on the Hill, Deer Isle. With this marriage she gained two stepsons, Wallace H., and David H. The following year their daughter Joan W. was born. For several years Marie traveled across New England with Russell as he worked as an electrician. In 1959 they purchased a home in Clinton and settled down. Her home was filled with homemade meals and desserts which were shared with others in the community who were without families or facing difficulties. She was positive, independent, and progressive in her thoughts and deeds throughout her life. She was a member of Brown Memorial Methodist Church for 62 years and took on many roles. First as a Sunday school and vacation bible school teacher, assisting with events at the church and the food booth at Clinton Lion's Club fair. She ran the thrift shop at the Church for many years. Marie proudly held her position at the Candy Cane Christmas fair overseeing 'Grannie's Attic.' She was the official carrot peeler for the Turkey Pie Suppers held by the church. A longtime member of the Methodist Women's Group. She was also a member of the Clinton Senior Citizen's Group and attended meetings of the Clinton Historical Society. Marie supplemented the family income by sewing and had a knack for tailoring garments to fit perfectly. She made her daughter's school clothing every year and there was always a new nightgown to wear Christmas Eve. She taught her sewing skills in the Extension group when first moving to Clinton. She was a knitter, and crafter/artist in multiple mediums. She spent sunny days maintaining her flowerbeds and property. She was predeceased by her parents; husband, Russell, in 2003; stepson, Wallace and his wife, Margaret; stepgrandchild, Scott D. Webb; brothers, Guy, James Jr., Gordon, Alton, Carroll, and Everett 'Boog' Gray; and sister, Norma Andrews. Marie is survived by her daughter, Joan W. Bryson (Michael); stepson, David H. Webb; stepgrandchildren, Louise Chapman (Calvin), Michael Webb (Debbie), Lisa Woodside (Jeff), and David R Webb; brother, Lyle 'Terry' Gray; sister-in-law, Elizabeth Gray; and best friend, Carleen Nelson. She loved the Wednesday soup and lunch day held at the United Methodist Church prior to Covid. Once it is safe for us to meet indoors, one will be scheduled so we can all be together and celebrate her life with her Clinton friends and family."
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[44024] The unverified Whitcomb/Wells Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: When Edward Johnson was born on December 30, 1729, in Woodstock, Connecticut, his father, Edward, was 29 and his mother, Sarah, was 23. He married Mary Phillips on November 15, 1753, in Connecticut. They had two children during their marriage. He died on December 13, 1779, in Chester, Vermont, at the age of 49. Mary Phillips was born on August 17, 1725, in Woodstock, Connecticut. . . . . She died on April 22, 1813, in her hometown, having lived a long life of 87 years, and was buried there.
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'The parish of Church Eaton: Shushions', Staffordshire Historical Collections, vol. 4 (1883), pp. 103-14 - http://www.british-history.ac.uk - offers: ". . . this manor of Shushions seems to have passed about this time to the Knightleys. The pedigree of Knightley of Fawsley gives John, son of John, younger son of the third Sir Robert de Knightley, of Knightley, co. Stafford, Knight, by his wife Alice D'Oyley, as Lord of Shushions in 15 Richard II. (1391-2). (fn. 26) Sir Robert de Knightley, of Knightley, the third of that name, who was Knight of the Shire for Staffordshire in 1325, married Alice, daughter of Sir John D'Oyley, of Ranton, co. Stafford, Knight, and heiress of the whole blood of her brother Henry D'Oyley, of Cowley, in the same county. On her marriage in 2 Edward II. (1308-9), her father gave to her and her husband as her marriage portion, all his rents in Norton and a part of those in Longnor, in the county of Stafford; (fn. 27) and by another deed he also settled upon them the manor of Little Wyrley, in the same county. (fn. 28) Sir Robert died about 1333, leaving Alice his wife surviving, who occurs as Lady of Little Wyrley in 1335. (fn. 29) They appear to have had issue: 1. Sir Robert de Knightley, of Knightley, the fourth of that name in succession (whose granddaughter and heiress Joan, the daughter of John de Knightley, of Knightley, married Roger de Peshall, and left an only daughter and heiress Joan, who became the wife of William Lee, but died without issue); 2, John de Knightley, of whom presently; 3, Gilbert Knightley, Clerk, who was presented by one of the D'Oyleys to the Church of Stoke D'Oyley, co. Northampton, in 1349, which he held till 1369. (fn. 30)
"John de Knightley, the second son, had the manor of Little Wyrley for life, by the gift of Alice his mother, in 9 Edward III. (to be held of her by the annual render of a rose), as appears by the confirmation thereof from Robert de Knightley to the said John his brother in 14 Edward III. (1340), to whom also John D'Oyley released it in the following year. (fn. 31) In 41 Edward III. (1368) his uncle Henry D'Oyley likewise gave him for term of life, by deed dated at Cowley (in which he styles him his nephew John de Knightley, senior), all his messuages in the feuds of Cowley and Gnosall. (fn. 30)
"According to the pedigree of Knightley of Fawsley, co. Northampton, this John had a son John de Knightley (II.), who had the manor of Shushions, in 15 Richard II. (1391-2); and another son William de Knightley (who exchanged his lands in Gnosall with Roger Peshall and Joan his wife in 17 Richard II. (1393-4), who had issue Roger, who had issue John, who, by Elizabeth de Burgh his wife, had issue an elder son Richard, from whom the Knightleys of Fawsley were descended, a younger son John de Knightley, junior, of Chesterton, father of George, an infant in 1401-3, and a third son Edmund); but the generations given in this part of the pedigree appear to me to be impossible, and I am disposed to think that there are two generations interpolated: that William and his son Roger belonged to another branch of the family, and that John de Knightley (II.), who was of Shusions in 13912, was the husband of Elizabeth de Burgh, the daughter of Adam, and granddaughter and heiress of William de Burgh, Lord of Burgh, Apeton, and a portion of Wilbrighton, all in the parish of Gnosall.
"This John de Knightley made his will on 23rd April, 1413, (fn. 32) and died in the same year, leaving Elizabeth his widow, who was living in 1416. (fn. 32) According to the pedigree above mentioned, John de Knightley and Elizabeth de Burgh had issue: 1, Richard, their son and heir, who married a daughter of Giffard of Chillington, and had issue, Richard Knightley, of Burghhall, who purchased the manor of Hellidon, co. Northampton, in 21 Henry VI., and whose son Richard (afterwards of Fawsley) was then ten years of age; 2, John; and 3, Edmund de Knightley, who was next in the settlement after his nephew George de Knightley to his mother's lands in Alreston and Apton in 1402-3.
"John de Knightley, junior (younger son of John and Elizabeth), probably had the manors of Shushions and a fourth part of Wilbrighton settled upon him at the time of his marriage with his wife Joanna, who was afterwards re-married, as I think, to Sir Robert Corbet, Knight, and held these manors for the term of her life. By inquisition taken at Penkridge on 22nd September, 1419, it was found that Joanna, who had been the wife of Sir Robert Corbet, Knight, had held for term of her life, on the day of her death, a fourth part of the manor of Wylbryghton with the appurtenances in the county of Stafford, by the dimission of Elizabeth Knyghtley, of which the reversion after the death of the said Joanna, belonged to George, son and heir of John Knyghtley, son and heir of the said Elizabeth, then under age, who held it of the heir of Edmund, late Earl of Stafford, now under age, who held it of the late King Henry, father of the present King, by military service, and in the custody of Joan, Queen of England, to whom the said late King had committed the custody of all the lands and tenements of the said Earl which had devolved upon the said late King by reason of the minority of his heir. The said Joanna also held on the day of her death the manor of Shuston with the appurtenances in the same county for the term of her life, by the dimission of John Knightley, father of the aforesaid John Knyghtley, the son, of which the reversion after the death of Joanna belonged to the aforesaid George and his heirs. The aforesaid fourth part is held of the aforesaid heir of the late Earl of Stafford by the service of a third part of a knight's fee, and is of the yearly value of 40s. And the said manor of Shuston with the appurtenances is held of the Prior of Wenlock, by the service of 10s. yearly for all services, and is of the yearly value of £10. The said Joanna died on 3rd October, 1418, and William Peyto is her son and nearest heir, of the age of twenty-two years and more. (fn. 33) This Joanna was the widow of Sir Robert Corbet, of King's Bromley, co. Stafford, and Hadley, co. Salop. She was the daughter of Sir John de Thornbury, Knight, and married for her first husband William de Peto, of Chesterton, co. Warwick, Esq., who died in 8 Henry IV. (14067), leaving a son and heir William Peto, whose lands, by reason of his minority, were, in 10 Henry IV. committed to the custody of John Knightley the younger. (fn. 34) I suppose her to have married the said John Knightley (son of John Knightley and Elizabeth de Burgh) for her second husband. He is styled in the pedigree, "of Chesterton, in the county of Warwick," and had issue by his wife Joanna a son, George Knightley, on whom his grandmother Elizabeth entailed her lands in Alreston and Apton, in the county of Stafford, with remainder to his uncle Edmund, in 4 Henry V. (1416); and a daughter Elizabeth, living in 4 Henry V. The said John de Knightley, junior, is also said in the pedigree to have been Justice of Chester in 4 Henry V.; but this is a mistake for 4 Henry IV. He was, in fact, Lieutenant Justice of Chester in 1399, under William Scroop, Earl of Wiltshire, and Hugh Percy, and in 4 Henry IV. (1402) was made Judge of Chester for one turn. (fn. 35) He probably died about 1416, leaving George Knightley his son and heir an infant."
[55994] The unverified file LRG3-468 in familysearch.org offers: "When Curtis Pattershall was born on 30 April 1916, in Maine, United States, his father, Ralph Willis Pattershall, was 40 and his mother, Grace E Curtis, was 34. He married Grace Waterman on 16 April 1938, in Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter. He died on 12 September 1992, in Belfast, Waldo, Maine, United States, at the age of 76, and was buried in Grove Cemetery, Belfast, Waldo, Maine, United States."
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| | _Winston CHURCHILL ___________________|_Sarah WINSTON ________________________
| | | (1620 - 1688) (1598 - 1678)
| |_Arabella CHURCHILL ___________|
| (1647 - 1730) |
| | _John DRAKE ___________________________+
| | | (.... - 1636) m 1616
| |_Elizabeth DRAKE _____________________|_Elinor BOTLER ________________________
| (1622 - 1698) (.... - 1666)
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|--James WALDEGRAVE
| (1715 - 1763)
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(.... - 1719) m 1714|
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[22014] http://www.thepeerage.com/p111.htm states that he was succeeded by his brother, John, who became 3rd Earl Waldegrave. Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Waldegrave,_2nd_Earl_Waldegrave.
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| (1835 - 1923) |
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|--Adella WILHELM
| (1866 - 1928)
| _Peter BRILLHART ____+
| | (1726 - 1782) m 1745
| _Christian B. BRILLHART _|_Mary MEYER _________
| | (1762 - 1811) (.... - 1804)
| _John BRILLHART _____|
| | (1787 - 1870) |
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| | |_Anna (Wever?) WEBER ____|_____________________
| | (1764 - 1828)
| _Daniel BRILLHART _______|
| | (1815 - 1895) m 1835 |
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| | (1799 - 1865) |
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(1843 - 1923) |
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[18117]
Robert Nelson
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