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[51092] Norma is daughter of Francis Leroy Giles (b. in 1902) & Neva Foster Linscott (b. in 1906; m. 26 November 1924 in ME). "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 29 October 2013": "Eastbrook - Norma Foster Giles Bragdon passed away Oct. 27, 2013, at Golden Acres in Franklin following a long illness. She was born Nov. 12, 1929, in Franklin, the daughter of Francis and Neva (Linscott) Giles. Norma grew up at Georges Pond in Franklin. She graduated from Franklin High School in 1946. In 1947, Norma married George H. Bragdon of Eastbrook, where they lived together and raised their three children. Norma devoted her life to her family and community. She was active with the DAV, the Garden Club, the Ladies Aid and the Eastbrook Grange. There was never a Saturday night bean supper without one of Normas pies. She was a protective and supportive champion of her children and grandchildren. In their retirement years, Norma and George enjoyed numerous trips around the country. They especially enjoyed Las Vegas, the Bluenose Ferry and their special trip to Ireland. For the past several years, Norma resided at Golden Acres in Franklin, where she received not only care but love from the dedicated staff. A special thank you to Mary Crocker, who always made her laugh. Norma is survived by her children, Skye Lavoie and her husband, Thomas, of Otis, Susan Hart and her husband, Thomas, of Eastbrook, Martin Bragdon and his wife, Michelle, of Mount Vernon, and her stepson, Theo Bragdon of Bradford. Norma is survived by her six grandchildren, Scott Grindle and his wife, LeAnne, and Spencer Grindle and his wife, Heather, of Ellsworth, Thomas Hart Jr. of Ellsworth, Janet Hart-Leclerc of Eastbrook, Alisha Tilton and her husband, Casey, of Oakland, and George Bragdon of Mount Vernon. She is also survived by 10 great-grandchildren, Mason Grindle, Isabel Grindle, Riley Grindle, Brielle Grindle, Madeline Hart, Lydia Hart, Ethan Leclerc, Nolan Leclerc, Kellee Tilton and Lane Tilton. Norma is survived, as well, by her sister, Margaret Hunt of Franklin, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, George; her three brothers, Richard Giles, Robert Giles, Paul Giles; and a special niece, Helen Lymburner."
[24727] Surname also seen as Kenwrick - he is from the LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File (FPW6-TS) which states he is of Woore Manor, Shropshire. Ancestry.com offers: "Kendrick Name Meaning - Welsh: from the Welsh personal name Cyn(w)rig, Cynfrig, of unexplained origin. Scottish: reduced form of McKendrick. See also McHenry. English: from the Middle English personal name Cenric, Kendrich, Old English Cyneric, composed of the elements cyne royal + ric power."
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Walter was a Domesday Tenant of lands in Berks, Bucks, Middlesex, Harts and Surrey, and Keeper of the Great Forest (per Collins, "Royal Ancestors...," p. 103). "A Guide to Irish Roots," William & Mary Durning (La Mesa, CA: Irish Family Names Society), p. II-115, gives his wife as Gladys, daughter of Rhillallon ap Cynvyn. Gladys ancestry is shown in the unverified site http://cappyzeb.freeyellow.com/ancestors/pages/white/Gladys.html in 2003.
www.geraldini.it/new/fitzgerald_uk_1.asp offered in 2005:
"In Domesday Walter FitzOther appears as a tenant-in-chief in a compact block of counties, Berks., Bucks., Middlesex, Surrey and Hants. He also held Winchfield in Hampshire under Chertsey Abbey. At first sight there is not much to connect him with Windsor or its forest, but investigation reveals the facts that at Windsor itself he held on the royal manor 1 3/4 hides and some woodland; that at Kintbury, another Berkshire manor, he held half a hide 'which King Edward had given to his predecessor' out of the royal demesne for the custody of the forest; that of the great royal manor of Woking in Surrey Walter held three-quarters of a hide, which King Edward had similarly given 'out of the manor to a certain forester,' and that in or near Kingston-on-Thames he had given land to a man whom he had 'entrusted the keeping of the king's brood mares'.
"These hints prepare us for the evidence to which we are about to come to that he held ' a wood called Bagshot' at the time of the Survey (though Domesday does not say so), and that he and his heirs had the keeping of the great forest of Windsor. He was also, we shall find, castellan of Windsor, while in his private capacity as a tenant-in-chief he held a barony reckoned at fifteen or twenty knights' fees and owing fifteen knights as castle guard to Windsor.
"Our next glimpse of him, after Domesday, is afforded by the Abingdon Cartulary, which records in a most interesting entry that Walter FitzOther, castellan of Windsor, restored to Abbot Faricius the woods of 'Virdele' and Bagshot, which he had held by consent of the abbot's predecessors, Aethelem and Rainald. It adds that he made this restoration in the first place at Windsor Castle, and that he afterwards sent his wife Beatrice with his son William to Abingdon that they might confirm what he himself had done 'at home'.
"From this entry we learn that Walter was living after 1100, for Abbot Faritius ruled the house 1100-16. We also learn that his wife's name was Beatrice,(9) and that his home was at Windsor Castle. Lastly we may see, I think, an allusion to the loss, for the time, of these woods in the Domesday entry of the abbey's manor of Winkfield ('Wenesfelle'), which mentions that '4 hides are in the king's forest' (fo. 59). In other words, Walter, I suspect, had added them to Windsor Forest as its custodian; and if he did this, as alleged, in the time of Abbot Aethelem (who died in 1084), they would be included in the king's forest at the time of the Domesday Survey (1086). Walter was succeeded by his son William, of whom we have already heard as accompanying his mother to Abingdon.
"A very interesting writ shows him in charge of Windsor Forest at a date not later than 1116.(10) This writ notifies to William FitzWalter, Croc the huntsman, Richard the serjeant, and all the officers of the forest of Windsor, that the king has granted to Abingdon Abbey the tithe of all venison(11)...The invaluable Pipe Roll of 1130 shows us William FitzWalter in charge of Windsor Forest in that and the preceding year....We again meet with William FitzWalter in that charter of the Empress Maud to Geoffrey de Mandeville which I assign to 1142,(12) She grants therein to Geoffrey that William may have his hereditary constableship of Windsor Castle and lands.
"William was succeeded by a son of the same name, to whom King Henry II., by a charter granted at Windsor 1154-64 confirmed the lands of his father. This charter, which proves the pedigree, is known to me only from Harleian Roll, P. 8, a pedigree of the Windsor family and of their Irish kinsmen, the FitzGeralds, which although compiled at a bad time (1582) is of quite exceptional value. The charter of which I speak confirms to William of Windsor all the land of his father, William Fitz Walter, and of his grandfather, Walter FitzOther. This William is constantly mentioned in the Pipe Rolls of Henry II. as among those who supervised building operations at Windsor Castle."
See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), pp. 88-89.
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[57720] Richard served in the United States Naval Reserve in Maine. He is son of Sewell Harmon Robinson's second wife, Anna Elizabeth Kent.
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[36258] This person is from the unverified Robert Potter tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.