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[20537] Mary m. James Cudworth of Duxbury, MA. Mary was a Quaker. James and Mary were fined in Court 3 October 1665 for fornication before marriage.
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[1727] Bela III reigned 1172-1196. He was "brought up in Constantinople and designated to marry the emperor's heiress, when Hungary would have become a vassal of the Eastern Roman Empire, but on his accession he married a French princess and reconstituted Hungary's position. Under him the country achieved great wealth and power, extending its influence far and wide in eastern Europe; Galicia was made a feudatory of Hungary and Serbia a satellite. At home the royal authority was re-established. Urban life developed and western cultural influences penetrated the national life." - Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956 edition, 11:902. Bela m. (2) in 1886 Marguerite, former wife of Henry III of England and daughter of Louis VII of France and his second wife, Constance of Castile (q.v.). Bela's daughter, Constance, was second wife of Premysi Otakar I, King of Bohemia (r. 1198-1230), founder of the Premyslides dynasty; Constance and Bela II had King Wenceslas I of Bohemia (1230-1253). See "A History of the Czechs and Slovaks," R. W. Seton-Walson (Hamden, CT: Archon Books, 1965), p. 389.
[41569] This person is from the unverified Troutman Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016.
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Captain Manwarren Beal was born 12 August 1736 at York, ME. He moved eastward along the ME coast to Cape Elizabeth for about 10 years, then to Mt. Desert Island about 1768, to Bucks Harbour (now part of Machiasport, ME) in 1770 when he bought the property of John Manchester, and in 1774 to Beals Island, where he settled and remained for the rest of his life. He brought a considerable quantity of possessions and goods with him, and established a store on the island. He supplied the settlers of the region with goods which he and his sons brought in coastal vessels from Falmouth and Boston. He had a good relationship with the local Indians. His intelligence, education, personality, and commanding size all tended to make him a leader among the local settlers. In 1775, he engaged in correspondence with the patriots Committee of Safety, which entitles him to be considered a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Late in 1776, a British ship stopped at Beals Island and seized the family's winter food supply and other goods, but did not harm anyone (Manwarren was not home at the time), and the family managed to survive the winter.
Tales of his large size and great strength are often told interchangeably about him and his great-grandson, "Tall Barney" Beal (1836-1899). Manwarren was about 6'-7' tall, and weighed over 300 pounds in 1800. He had a wooden chair especially made to hold him. He also wrote some poetry. There is a considerable amount of other details accumulated concerning his personality and activities. He died suddenly on Beal's Island August 23, 1800, aged 64 years. On November 15, 1758 at Cape Elizabeth he had married Lydia Welch, who was born June 17, 1739 at Cape Elizabeth. She died about 1800 (soon after her husband), aged 61 or 62 years.
On March 3, 1801 an inventory was made of Manwarren's property. Total Real Estate consisted of his homestead which consisted of 75 acres with buildings valued at $1,056.00. The total estate including person items totaled $3,300.29.
(Source: Leonard Tibbets Correspondence.)
Children of Manwarren BEAL and Lydia WELCH are:
i. _______ BEAL, b. Abt 1759, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1760-1765.
6. ii. SARAH BEAL, b. May 06, 1761, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1820-1830, Jonesport, ME
7. iii. LYDIA BEAL, b. July 25, 1763, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1800-1830.
8. iv. JEREMIAH BEAL, b. June 12, 1765, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. July 04, 1831, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
v. LUCY BEAL, b. September 10, 1767; d. 1853, Beal's Island, (Jonesport)
vi. MANWARREN BEAL, b. November 01, 1769, Mt. Desert (?), ME; d.1847-1849, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
9. vii. ASA BEAL, b. November 01, 1771, Bucks Harbor, ME; d. 1847-1849, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
viii. AMMI BEAL, b. April 20, 1774, Bucks Harbor, ME; d. Abt March 1804; m. (1800) MARGARET N. SAWYER
10. ix. OLIVE BEAL, b. April 24, 1776, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME; d. December 25, 1851, Kelley's Point, (Jonesport), ME
x. FRANCES BEAL, b. November 04, 1778, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME,
11. xi. BARNABAS COFFIN BEAL, b. July 09, 1781, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME; d. April 04, 1835, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME