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See "Cudworth Genealogy, edited by Arthur G. Cudworth, Sr. (revised, 1974). "http://www.goldenfrog.com/jeffman/genealogy/html/notes/not0858.html offers in 2003: "James... went to New England in 1632, in the ship "Charles" accompanied by Timothy Hatherley, and a number of colonists, and is thought to have landed at Salem. James is the father of the Werneth pedigree line in America." [...] When... James Cudworth, visiting London in 1682, as representative of the New England Colonies, [his brother Dr. Ralph Cudworth] was living, at the age of 65, and one might even presume, was a guest of his brother, and preceeding his death in London. There should be in the archives of Mass. a notification to Gov. Winslow of his death, signed, perhaps, by his brother Dr. Ralph Cudworth, who died 1688 (See any Natl. Biography)." (- Cudworth Genealogy) James came on the Charles in 1632, settled in Scituate, MA, in 1634, joined the church on 10 Mar 1635 with his wife. He was an Assist. 1656-8, capt. of the militia, and in the early part of Philip's war comm. of the whole force of Plymouth col. in 1681 dep.-gov. He was in London, as Col. agent, where he died of smallpox soon after arriving and he had derved as Commissioner of the Un. Col. in 1657. (- Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England) "Gen. James Cudworth, (salter), was a freeman in Scituate 1634. We think it probable, that he came from London to Boston, 1632, in company with Mr Hatherly, as he was Mr Hatherly's particular friend. His house in 1640, was near the bridge at the harbour, which he sold to Thomas Ensighn 1642, and removed to Barnstable. He returned before 1646, when he became one of the Conihassett Partners. After his return from Barnstable he resided for a time on the south-east of Colman's hills: which house he sold to Thomas Robinson before 1650. He then resided during life near the little Musquashcut pond. Ward Litchfield now possesses the land and house lot. In 1652, he was Capt. of the militia of Scituate. He was deputy to the Colony Court 1649, and several succeeding years. He was an assistant of the governement in 1756, 7 and 8. Also a commissioner of the United Colonies, 1657. In 1658, he fell under the displeasure of those commissioners because he would not set his hand to the severe laws which that board propounded to the several General Courts, to be enacted against the Quakers, and also under the displeasuare of Gov. Prence and the Court of Plymouth, for the stand which he took in favour of toleration. Occasion was sought to displace him. A letter was produced which it was suspected he was the author of, sent to England, and describeing the bigotry of teh government. Another letter to the Governor was produced, in which some expressions were so construed, that he was judged to be 'a manifest opposer of the government,' and he was left out of the magistracy and the board of Commissioners, and deprived of his military command 1658, and disfranchised 1660. In 1659, the town of Scituate returned him a deputy to the Court, and the Court rejected him. In all the passages of the life of this admirable man, he never manifested his magnanimity more signally, than by his dignified silence and quiet demeanor under these persecutions. He remained at home, prosecuting his agricultural pursuits, and employed in the municipal concerns of Scituate, without railing at the government. The letter above alluded to, as sent to England, was addressed to (Mr Brown?) then in England, and who had been an assistant in Plymouth Colony. On the election of Josiah Winslow Governor, 1673, he endeavored, and with success, to make honorable amends for the abuse and neglect which Cudworth had suffered from his predecessor, Gov. Prence. We notice in the Colony records, July 1673, 'Capt. Cudworth, by a full and clear vote, is accepted and reestablished, in the association and body of this Commonwealth.' He was chosed an assistant again form 1674 to 1680 inclusively. In 1675, he was chosen 'General and Commander in Chief of all the forces that are or may be sent forth against the enemy,' and he continued in that office until Philip's war was ended. In 1681, he was appointed an agent for the Colony to England. He was also Deputy Governor the same year. On his arrival in London in the autumn of 1682, he unfortunately took the small pox, of which he died. The magnanimity of Gen. Cudworth has rarely been equalled; and when we couple with it the mildness and humanity of his demeanor, his character reaches the sublime. If he was ever reproached, it was for virtues which has coevals failded to attain. He accepted the command in Philip's war, as we have stated above, and acquitted himself with honor. He had undoubtedly the talents of a brave and able commander, different indeed form those of Church, who shone in the darlings of partizan warfare, but such as were prober for his place. When he took the field in Philip's war he was past seventy years of age; there is therefore little propriety in drawing a parallel between him and Church. Of General Cudworth's family connexions in England, we have no certain information. It has been suggested by some that he was the brother of that distingished man of learning, Professor Ralph Cudworth, whose work on the philosophy of the mind has been a foundation for all subsequent writers: but this we have not made certain. It appears that Gen. Cudworth did not proceed to England on his mission, to obtain a new charter which should include Narragansett, (for this was the object of the mission), until the summer of 1682. His will is dated in the spring of that year, at Scituate, and orders his estate 'to be divided into six equal parts - James two sixths - Israel one sixth - Jonathan one sixth - daughter Mary's four children (Israel, Robert, James and Mary Whitcomb) one sixth - daughter Hannah Jones one sixth. 'Thos. Hyland, Rich'd. Curtis, witnesses.' It appears that his wife had deceased." (- History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement to 1831) (Cf. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usnebook/philip/21-end/appendixpt2.html regarding his military service with the Plymouth Colony. Also see http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr01/rr01_409.html and http://www.cyberancestors.com/cummins/g845.html)
http://knol.google.com offers: "James Cudworth was the son of Rev Ralph Cudworth. Ralph was a fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge who was first appointed vicar of Coggeshall, co Essex in 1606 and then appointed rector of Aller, Somerset in 1609, where Ralph died in 1624. Ralph had married a nurse of Henry, Prince of Wales, named Machell, who after his death married Rev John Stoughton of Aldermanbury, London. Rev Stoughton, then succeeded Ralph Cudworth, as rector of Aller. A brother to James Cudworth was that Ralph Cudworth who became a philosopher and theologian of note, and died at Cambridge in 1688. (NEHGR, V64, pg 86
"It has been stated that James was baptised on 2 Aug 1612 at Aller. Although the parish registers of Aller have evidently not been published, the Bishop's transcript is in the IGI (Batch P019541). The entry for the child baptised on 1612, lists no first name, so we cannot be certain that this was James. It's then stated that he married Mary Parker at Northam, Devonshire, England on 1 Feb 1633/4. His wife's name was also been given as Mary Goodman, daughter of John. I have not yet found the primary sources for these connections. He himself however states, in 1673, that his wife was then 'sixty-seven years and upwards
"James Cudworth, came to Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1634, but then settled at Scituate. In December 1634, James Cudworth, from New England, wrote a letter which he addresses 'To his very loving and kind father, Dr Stoughton, at his house in Alldermanburg.
"In 1646, James came back to Scituate. He held various public offices such as Deputy to the Colony court 1649, Captain of the militia of Scituate 1652, Governor's assistant 1657, and Commissioner of the United Colonies 1657. When Philip's War broke out, James was advanced to the dignity of a general. James and his wife had seven known children
"James Cudworth, died in London while the agent of the Massachusetts Bay colony to England, in 1682, aged about 70. ('American Christian Rulers
"James' will was dated 15 Sep 1681 and proved 7 Jul 1682. His bequests were to 'eldest son James Cudworth... my son Israel... my son Jonathan... my daughter Marye's four children Israel Whetcomme, Robert, James and Mary... my daughter Joannah Jones.' He also mentions that the four grandchildren are not yet 21 years old. James is in the Ancestral File as 8MKD-JQ
"Regarding his mother, Leo van de Pas gives her on his 'Genealogics' website as 'Mary Machell
"John Brandon, at the time I posted that discussion, pointed out that her name might not be 'Mary' at all, by citing to the 1634 Visitation of Essex, 'Machell
"Douglas Richardson states that the baptisms of all six of Ralph and Mary's children exist in the Parish Registers of Aller, co Somerset (FHL Microfilm 1517680
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Cudworth_(died_1682). Cf. "History of Scituate, Massachusetts: From Its First Settlement to 1831," Samuel Deane, pp. 245ff and "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 125
[40301] Find A Grave Memorial 126135944 offers: "Dorothy Irene Towle passed away in Olympia, WA on February 26, 2014. She was born in Elma, WA., on February 16, 1922, to parents Simeon Drake and Maybelle Covey. As a young adult she moved to Aberdeen, WA, where she graduated from Weatherwax High School in 1941. After high school she moved to Seattle then returned to Aberdeen and married LeRoy Towle. Their life together took them to South Bend, Winlock, and Aberdeen, eventually settling in Shelton, WA, where they lived for the next 13 years. In 1964, the Towle family moved to Olympia, WA where LeRoy worked for Safeway and Dorothy continued her career as an Avon Representative in the Shelton and Olympia areas. Dorothy was devoted to her husband and children, always participating in their many activities. She enjoyed clam digging, fishing, camping, and picnics at Schafer State Park with her family, sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. She was an inspiration and role model to many, welcomed everyone into her home, and will be greatly missed by those whose lives she touched. Dorothy was preceded in death by LeRoy, her husband of 68 years; parents, Simeon and Maybelle; step father, Earl Koons; brother, Robert; sisters, Geraldine Grine, and Loretta Valentino. Dorothy is survived by sisters, Delores, Peggy, and Rosemary; and brother, Warren. She is also survived by her sons, Robert Warren (Jan), Ronald LeRoy (Brian); daughter, Linda Marie (Carl) Anderson; 5 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren. Cremation arranged by Mills and Mills in Tumwater. A private graveside service will be held at Masonic Memorial Park in Tumwater. Please visit www.dignitymemorial.com, to sign Dorothy's online guest book, leave a remembrance of Dorothy, and find information regarding a reception and Celebration of Life for family and friends. - Published in The Olympian on Mar. 9, 2014"
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[47009] Harry's marriage record states he is a mechanic and is son of Emory Hensel and Estella _____. He served as a Private in the U.S. Army during World War II and was slightly wounded in Luxembourg.
[26587] In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/AQUITAINE%20NOBILITY.htm offers: "Aimon [II] 'Vaire-Vache' de Bourbon, son of Archambaud [IV] 'le Jeune' Sire de Bourbon & his wife Philippa d'Auvergne (-before 27 Mar 1120). 'Erchambaldus princeps uxorque eius Belardis filiique eorum Erchambaldus et Petrus et Hammo et Bernardus de Borbonio, Ebbo quoque filius eius, necnon et Ebbo Guiereia filiique eius' donated the church of Neuville to the chapter of Saint-Ursin de Bourges by charter dated to [1078/95]. 'Aimo de Borbonis frater Archimbaudi domini Borbonensis' sold property to the prior of Montet by charter dated to [22 Sep 1095/early Jan 1097]. Sire de Bourbon. Suger's Vita Ludovici records that 'nobilem baronem Haimonem...Variam Vaccam cognomina, Burbonensem dominum' deprived 'nepotem maioris fratris, Erchembaldi scilicet filium' of his inheritance, refused a summons to appear before the king, and was forced into submission at the château de Germigny. m (1099) Aldesinde de Nevers, daughter of Guillaume de Nevers Comte de Tonnerre & his wife ---. The primary source which confirms her parentage and marriage has not so far been identified." Also see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Première_maison_de_Bourbon.
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[22199] Ansel and Darinda also had Ansel (Jr.)(b. 7 Nov 1852. d. 15 Aug 1860), Albert Ephraim (b. 4 April 1855), George William (b. 21 Jan 1857, d. 10 Dec 1857), Mary Ellen (b. 5 Sept 1858, m. Tremont, ME 29 July 1880 Martin Clinkard), Laury Mariah (b. 28 March 1860) and a child (b. & d. in 18620.
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[49198] An unverified tree in Ancestry.com offers: "When John Postlewait McKee was born on May 2, 1822, in Allegheny (Twp.Westmoreland Co.), Pennsylvania, his father, William, was 29 and his mother, Hannah, was 25. He married Margaret Jane Wilson on February 26, 1846. They had ten children in 18 years. He died on April 9, 1895, in Perry (Jefferson Co.), Pennsylvania, at the age of 72, and was buried in Frostburg, Pennsylvania. When Margaret Jane Wilson was born on November 22, 1822, in Armstrong, Pennsylvania, her father, John, was 22, and her mother, Sarah, was 21. She married John Postlewait McKee on February 26, 1846. . . . She died on September 21, 1905, having lived a long life of 82 years, and was buried in Frostburg, Pennsylvania."
[3842] Richard is of Cornwall. His daughter with Philippa is Philippa Sergeaux who m. Robert de Pashley - see John S. Wurts, Magna Charta (Philadelphia: Brookfield Publishing Company, 1954), pp. 132, 407, 968. Robert de Pashley and Pilippa had John de Pashley who m. Margaret Woodville (daughter of Richard Woodville (Wydville)(d 1441) and Elizabeth (Mary) Bodulgate (Elizabeth is daughter of Mary Beauchamp and John Bodulgate [Bedelsgate]).
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