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Henry the Lion (circa 1129-95), duke of Saxony (1139-80) and duke of Bavaria (1156-80), a powerful German prince, who became a rival of the Holy Roman emperor Frederick I Barbarossa. The only son of Henry the Proud, duke of Bavaria and Saxony (1108-39), Henry was probably born in Ravensburg. At the age of ten he succeeded his father to the duchy of Saxony, which his mother and grandmother administered for him until 1146. In 1147 Henry demanded that the Diet of Frankfort restore to him the duchy of Bavaria, which had been taken from his father. When refused, Henry began an unsuccessful war against Holy Roman Emperor Conrad III. After Conrad's death, however, Henry's duchy was restored to him by the imperial successor, Frederick Barbarossa. Henry subsequently aided Frederick in wars in Poland and Italy between 1157 and 1159. Possessing both German and Italian territories, Henry was a formidable figure within the Holy Roman Empire. To curb him, a league of nobles and prelates was formed in 1166; after two years of war, Henry was triumphant. In 1168 he took as his second wife Matilda (1156-89), the daughter of Henry II, king of England. In 1172-73 he made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. By refusing to aid Frederick I in an Italian expedition, Henry instigated a quarrel (1175-76) between himself and the emperor. As a result, he was placed under the ban of the empire. He was deprived of most of his possessions in 1180 and twice forced into exile, in 1182 and 1189, spending most of his time in England. When he returned to Germany shortly after the second exile, Henry took part in a rebellion of German nobles against Frederick's successor, Emperor Henry VI. He made peace with the emperor, however, at Fulda in 1190. Henry was a capable ruler, one of his greatest accomplishments being the colonization of previously Slavic territories east of the Elbe River. He died at Brunswick, August 6, 1195.
See http://mitglied.lycos.de/wpeter/heinrich.htm and http://12.1911encyclopedia.org/H/HE/HENRY_THE_LION.htm. Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_III,_Duke_of_Saxony
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[307] Enoch was killed "in his own door" by Indians. He resided on the Eastern Branch of Spruce Creek, Kittery, in a garrison house. In 1693 he made his will "being aged and weak in body." The Indian attack which killed him resulted in the capture of his wife and her being taken to Quebec. Enoch was a kinsman of Hugh Hutchins - see "Hugh Hutchins of Old England," Jack R. Hutchins & Richard J. Hutchings (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984) and Jack R. Hutchins, "Robert Hutchins of Colonial America" (1992). Jack R. Hutchins also authored "Robert Hutchins of Colonial America" (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1992) in which he states (pp. 6-7): "Enoch Hutchins was the progenitor of the large Hutchings - Hutchins family of York, Maine. The first record of Enoch Hutchins is when he was transported to Maryland prior to June 1652 by William Ayres, a gentleman from Nansemond County, Virginia. Mr. Ayres came to Maryland in May 1651 and it was probably at that time that Enoch arrived. On 15 February 1655 Enoch Hutchinson was one of 45 people transported to Virginia, probably from the eastern shore of Maryland, by William Wright, gentleman, of Nancemond [sic] County. Enoch probably completed his seven years service and then left Virginia to go to an area populated by his countrymen. The first record of him in New England was in 1659 when it was noted in Savage's records of New England, from an unknown source, that the goods of Enoch were taken to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, by a John Hutchins. It would seem logical that the John Hutchins who took Enoch's goods to Portsmouth was the same John Hutchins of Haverhill who on 2 December 1659 signed a contract to construct the Portsmouth meeting house. Enoch Hutchings married Mary B. Stevenson of Dover in Dover, New Hampshire, on 5 April 1667. She was born in 1651 the daughter of Thomas and Margaret Stevenson of Oyster River, Durham, New Hampshire. In April 1696 an unknown Nathaniel Hutchins was listed in the militia of Oyster River. Enoch and John Hutchins settled at Spruce Creek, Kittery, Maine, in 1667. He built a garrison house and lived there the rest of his life. Enoch made his will on 7 June 1693 and Historian Niles called him an old man in his report of the Indian attack on Kittery when Enoch was killed and three of his sons taken captive to Canada on 9 May 1698. The son Benjamin returned from Canada before 29 May 1701. Samuel returned in January 1699 and Jonathan returned in 1705. The large Hutchings - Hutchins family of Kittery and York are descendants of Enoch." A map showing his property is on p. 64 of "Old Kittery and Her Families," Everett S. Stackpole (Lewiston, ME: 1903). The surname is a diminuitive of Hugo, and is from the French. It is found largely in the southwest of England. For a easily read description of Enoch's time and situation, read "Chapter Three - The First Frontier" in "The Lobster Coast...," Colin Woodward (New York: Viking Penguin, 2004).Cf. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9211/HUTCHINS.htm. and "New England Captives Carried to Canada...," Emma Lewis Coleman (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2012), p. 390. Ancestry.com offers: "Hutchins Name Meaning - Southern English: patronymic from the medieval personal name Hutchin, a pet form of Hugh."
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[44762] For extensive information about Thomas, see Find A Gave memorial 87494136 which offers: "Thomas' parents were: Thomas Wardell/Wardall Sr., b. Aug. 7, 1775 in Fulstow, Lincolnshire, England and d. Aug. 6, 1853 in Cheviot, Hamilton, OH. Thomas' occupation was veterinarian, farmer, grazier. & Frances Melton Wardall, b. Nov. 11, 1785 in Grebby, Lincolnshire, England and d. Nov. 1842 in Cheviot, Hamilton, OH."