See http://www.ripleygenealogy.com/Page_28x.html. Cf. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com for "Surnames of Fulton County Ohio and Before" by Mark Lozer which reports "March 31, 1844, Jacob Boyers married Lydia Jewell in Wayne County. This Wayne County was in the Northwest Territory and its seat was in Detroit, and should not be confused with the present Wayne County in central Ohio. Through an evolution from the Northwest Territory, various borders and other names, Fulton County, Ohio, and Dover Township, came into being in 1850, six years after Jacob's marriage and 14 years after his arrival as a 13 year old boy." Note: Find A Grave states Jacob was b 18 Dec 1823.
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A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 quotes from "A Standard History OF Fulton County, Ohio An Authentic Narrative of the Past, with an Extended Survey of Modern Developments in the Progress of Town and County: Volume II" by Frank H. Reighard, pp. 431-432:
There is little definite information as to the exact time of the beginning of the Boyers' family history in Fulton county. There is evolution in the spelling of many family names, and Dealton Adelbert Boyers of Dover is convinced that in Pennsylvania the ancestry had been known by the name of Boyer. There is a Boyertown where his ancestry had lived, but somewhere along the way another letter has been added in spelling the name-Boyer in Pennsylvania, and Boyers in Ohio. In Fulton county the name has always been written Boyers.
The local Boyers' family history began with the coming of Jacob Boyers from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He came with the family of an uncle, William Jones. There was an influx of Pennsylvania families to northern Ohio along about 1840, and it is estimated that Jacob Boyers came about that time. He was young, and none of his relatives ever visited him, and while the name Boyer is often heard in Ohio, no relationship has ever been established with people of that name. The immediate descendants of Jacob Boyers know absolutely nothing of his early history.
When Jacob Boyers came as a boy to Ohio he looked out for himself. Finally he worked by the year for a settler named Thomas Walters, receiving in payment an eighty acre tract of land at a consideration of $125, the land now rated at $200 an acre, and here on March 31, 1844, the Boyersfamily history properly had its beginning in Ohio. On that day Jacob Boyers married Lydia Jewell.
She was a daughter of the Rev. Joseph Jewell, a pioneer minister of the Disciples of Christ, known today as Christians. The same church exists today in Spring Hill. While the Jewells were a Connecticut family, Lydia Jewell was born September 12, 1824, in Newburg, Ohio, it being on the itinerary of the frontier minister. As a young girl of sixteen years she later came with the family to the territory since developed into Fulton county, and here she met Jacob Boyers.
It is known that Lydia Jewell had three brothers in the Civil war, Enos, Simon and Joseph, and two of them, Simon and Joseph, died in the Southland. Her sisters were: Julia, Margaret, Nancy and Sarah, but none of that generation is living today, and little is known of their personal history. In 1849 Jacob Boyers joined a prospecting company being organized in Wayne county, Ohio, and he went overland to California. He remained long enough to secure sufficient gold nuggets from the proceeds of which improvements were later made on this farm he owned in Fulton county. D. A. Boyers treasures a finger ring today that was made from gold ore dug from the mines by his father.
A letter bearing date of January 20, 1853, written by Jacob Boyers to his family, tells of his life in the mining camps in Yuba county, California. It is written in legible hand and is a relic carefully guarded by the son and his wife, a connecting link in the chain of family history. Thus ends the story of that generation, their names having all been inscribed on tombstones in the Ayers Cemetery not far from Spring Hill in the west edge of Dover. The children born to Jacob and Lydia (Jewell) Boyers are: Simeon J., deceased; Jane, Ella, Belinda-the latter deceased, and always called Duck; next was D. A. Boyers, who relates the family story; William, Levi, deceased, and Addie. Louis died in infancy.
The Boyers-Jewell families have been engaged in agriculture with here and there a digression, there having been ministers and teachers in the different generations. Politics-unanimously republican, with-decided "water wagon" convictions. The family has always been allied with the Christian Church, and identified with all movements for the better community conditions.
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[10722] Elizabeth m. Sir Richard Talbot, Lord Talbot. See "The Visitation of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564," William Flower, Charles Best Norcliffe, College of Arms [Great Britain](London: Harleian Society, 1881), p. 282.
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[23712] http://genroy.free.fr/portscg.html offers: "Prince Ferdinand de Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - Fils du Prince Ferdinand de Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1785-1851) et de Princesse Antonie von Kohary (1797-1862) - né Wien 1816 - + Lisbonne 1885 - m.1) Lisbonne 1836 Maria II da Gloria, Reine du Portugal (1819-1851) - m.2) Lisbonne 1869 Elise Friederike Hensler, titrée Comtesse von Edla (1836-1929) - A l' occasion de son premier mariage, il prend le nom de Ferdinand II de Portugal." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_II_of_Portugal.
[59093] The unverified file L2QG-VDN in familysearch.org offers: "When Cynthia Hopkins was born on 3 September 1822, in Maine, United States, her father, Jonathan Hopkins, was 39 and her mother, Mary Cole, was 33. She married Jeremiah Baker in 1844, in Hampden, Penobscot, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 3 daughters. She died on 24 February 1901, in Hampden, Penobscot, Maine, United States, at the age of 78, and was buried in Hampden, Penobscot, Maine, United States."
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Hannah is said to be daughter of John Keith (1676-1761) & Hannah Washburn (1689-1766; m. 18 April 1711 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA).
[53364] Mildred is daughter of James Joseph McMahon (b. in 1877) Eliza Ellen Chaplin (1875-1947; m. 25 October 1899 in Red Bank, New Brunswick, Canada). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 February 1993, p. 4: "Mildred (McMahone) Wardwell, 92, wife of the late Arthur Wardwell, Sr. of Bangor, died Feb 1, 1993 at a local health-care center. She was born in Millinocket Aug. 5, 1900, the daughter of James and Elizabeth (Chaplin) McMahone. She was a member of the Bangor Lionnettes, a charter member of the Bangor Emblem Club, and member of the state and national clubs, and the Sodality of St Mary's Catholic Church. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Richard (Jacqueline) Lee of Castine and Bangor; one son, Capt. Arthur Wardwell, Jr., US Navy retired, of San Diego, Calif. and Castine; five grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews."
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[36825] "A genealogy of the descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood, who came from England and settled in New England early in the seventeenth century", compiled by Ira Osgood, provides her children with George.