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[29144] Christian's obituary in The Herald of Truth: "Christian B., son of Benjamin and Mary Hursh Brenneman, was born in Wayne Co., O., April 17, 1842, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Sohpia Shenk, near Elida, Ohio, Oct. 21, 1927; aged 85 y. 6 m. 4 d. He was baptized and received in the Mennonite Church in 1863 by bishop Abraham Rohrer. On June 2, 1863, he was married to Susanna Brenneman of Allen Co., O., with whom he lived in matrimony for 61 years, she having preceded him in death August 15, 1924. To this union were born three daughters --Sophia E. (married to Isaac Shenk), Lydia M. (deceased), and Mary C. (Married to Charles Brenneman). Besides his two daughters he leaves two brothers (Adam and Abraham) and two sisters (Mrs. Abraham Huntsburger and Mrs. David Hilty). He also leaves seventeen grandchildren and forty-one great-grandchildren. Bro. Brenneman moved to Allen Co., Ohio, in the fall of 1868. In Jan. 1871, he was ordained to the ministry at the Sherrick (now Salem) church near Elida, Ohio, by Bishop George Brenneman. In this calling he served the Church faithfully as long as health permitted. He was a pioneer in evangelistic efforts in the Mennonite Church, traveling extensively in that work, and doubtless many people in many parts of the church cherish the fond recollection that thru his untiring efforts, and the mighty power of God accompanying his mighty voice, they were led to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. He was much concerned about the welfare of the Church, and labored earnestly that the Church might remain true to the faith of our fathers and be kept free from the entanglements of worldliness in all its forms. Our departed brother bore his last illness with patience and resignation and repeatedly expressed his desire to go home. The funeral was held at the Salem Church on the afternoon of Oct. 23. Prehaps only twice in the history of the Salem Church did a larger number of people assemble at that place, and witness the laying to rest of a body in the Salem Cemetery. Services were conducted by Geo. Ross, and assisted by G. H. Brunk, P. E. Brunk, J. B. Smith and David Good (home ministers) and S. G. Shenk of Continental, Ohio, and Andrew Shenk of Oronogo, Mo."
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[5317] Phillipa is daughter of John, Lord Mohun, and at marriage to Edward she was widow of the 4th Lord FitzWalter and of Sir John Golafre. http://www.themcs.org/characters/John de Mohun.htm offers: "John de Mohun was the ninth descent from William De Mohun, and the last possessor, of his name and lineage, of Dunster Castle in Somerset. John's grandfather, also John, the 1st Lord Mohun, served in several expeditions in Gascony and Scotland during the reigns of Kings Edward I and II and died in or about 1330, leaving John de Mohun (son to his son John De Mohun, by Christian, daughter of John De Segrave) as his next heir, then in his tenth year. The custody of his lands during his minority, and also the benefit of his marriage, were granted to Henry Burghershe, Bishop of Lincoln, Lord Treasurer, at whose special instance he obtained, in 1341, though yet within age, livery of his inheritance, for which he did homage on occasion of his departure to join the army in Scotland in that year, or of his marriage with his guardian's niece, Joan, the daughter of Bartholomew, Lord Burghershe. John attended the English expedition into Brittany, in 1342, in the retinue of Lord Burghershe and, 1346, in the retinue of the Prince of Wales when King Edward III landed at La Hogue, and continued to the Siege of Calais. In 1348, he was again sent into France. By 1355, John was at Bordeaux, with the Prince Edward and in 1356 he fought at the battle of Poitiers. John's name occurs frequently during that year in the household book, of which a fragment is preserved at the office of the Duchy of Cornwall and is mentioned by Froissart amongst the witnesses to the King's letter, in 1370, for redressing wrongs committed by the army in Aquitaine. John was issued with summons to Parliament from 1342 (soon after he had come of age) until 4th October 1373. He died between the 14th April 1375, when robes of the Order of the Garter were directed to be issued to him, and the 4th April 1376, when Sir Thomas Holland, afterwards second earl of Kent, was in possession of his choir stall in the St. George's Chapel, Windsor. By his wife, Joan Burghershe (her will ordered her burial in the tomb she had made in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral), he had three daughters, his co-heiresses: Elizabeth, wife of William Montacute, 2nd Earl of Salisbury; Philippa, wife of Prince Edward, Duke of York and Albemarle, grandson of Edward Ill; and Maud, who married John, Lord Strange of Knockyn. The two former died without surviving issue and the large possessions of the family devolved, consequently, to Richard, Lord Strange."
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[57452] Thomas is son of John Daniel Hamilton (1780-1855) & Eunice Gilley (1786-1874).
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[57134] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 4 May 2022: "Prospect Harbor - Norma L. Murray, 84, passed away on May 1, 2022, at NL Maine Coast Memorial Hospital. Norma was born in Prospect Harbor on January 6, 1938, the daughter of Charles E. and Marguerite H. (Leighton) Kelley. Norma grew up in Prospect Harbor and attended local schools. She graduated from Sumner high school, class of 1955. In 1955, Norma made the big leap and moved to Portland. After many years in the Portland area, she moved to Tavares, Florida, finally making her way back to Maine in 1999 to be closer to her daughter and her grandsons because of a breast cancer diagnosis. Norma was a kind soul that loved to help everyone in the community. She enjoyed volunteering her time to the Maine Breast Cancer Association, she worked as a trustee for the Ellsworth Elks Club B.P.O.E #2743, she was the treasurer of Prospect Harbor United Methodist Church from 2013 to present day and most importantly, she finally retired at age 80. When Norma wasn't spending time with her family or volunteering her time, you could find her gardening or with the other members of the Red Hat Society, who called themselves the 'Down East Red Hot Mama's.'Norma is survived by her daughter, Susan Soper; her grandchildren, Michael Kelley and partner, Krystal Jordan, and Christopher Cowperthwaite and wife, Mary; great-grandchildren, Brayden and Addyson Kelley, Drew and Miles Jordan, Gaven, Kayden and Aria Cowperthwaite; adopted grandson, Greg Ingallas of VA, adopted daughter, Robin Robertson and husband, Tom, and their family; two special nieces, Karen Smith and her husband, Larry, and their family, Cynthia McBrady and her husband, Tim, and their family; sister-in-law, Gladys Kelley; aunt, Pauline Kelley. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Eugene Kelley; and many aunts and uncles."
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[54156] The unverified file L7JW-XWW in familysearch.org offers: "hen Hon. Edward Strong Moseley was born on 22 June 1813, in Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, his father, Ebenezer Moseley, was 31 and his mother, Mary Ann Oxnard, was 26. He married Charlotte Augusta Chapman on 5 February 1839, in Essex, New Jersey, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 3 daughters. He died on 25 April 1900, in Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, at the age of 86, and was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts, United States."
[40677] Her surname is also seen Ream.
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[44509] The unverified Smith Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: "When Peter Tschopp was born on August 25, 1678, in Switzerland, his father, Urst, was 25 and his mother, Anna, was 25. He married Barbara Rudin on March 6, 1708, in Bubendorf, Basel-Country, Switzerland. They had four [known] children during their marriage. He died in Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Barbara Rudin was born on September 5, 1686, in Bubendorf, Basel-Country, Switzerland. . . . . She died in Northumberland, Pennsylvania."