[46999] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 16 March 1964," p. 3: "Clarence A. Davis, 64, of 246 East 11th St., Ashland, Saturday in People's Hospital, Mansfield. He was an interior decorator until illness forced his retirement last September. He was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survivor: wife, Hazel. Services: 2 p. m. Tuesday from the Denbow Funeral Home, Ashland, the Rev. Joseph E. Henderson officiating. Burial in the Redhaw Cemetery, east of Ashland."
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[50804] Ellen is daughter of Martin E. Fletcher (1894-1961) & Mildred Laura Treadwell (1906-1998; m. 23 December 1923 in Amherst, Hancock Co., ME). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 18 March 1995," p. 16: "Bar Harbor - Ellen June (Fletcher) Mace, 71, died at a Bar Harbor hospital March 27, 1995. She was born at Bangor June 17, 1923, the daughter of Martin and Mildred Laura (Tredwell) Fletcher. She retired after 22 years from the Mount Desert Island Hospital where she worked in housekeeping. Ellen enjoyed gardening and the love of her family. She was predeceased by her father her loving husband of 50 years, Melvin L. Mace, in 1991; one son, Donald; one brother, Clyde; one sister, Elizabeth. She is survived by four sons and two daughters-in-law. Robert and Linda (Hodgdon) Mace, Richard and Patricia (Turnbull) Mace, Bruce Mace, all of Bar Harbor, Donald Mace of Town Hill; one sister, Patricia Godfrey of Lake City, Fla.; special sister-in-law, Helen Mace of Ellsworth; seven grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren."
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[29650] Rebecca's parents are from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hwbradley in 2010 where citations for the information are presented.
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Mary is daughter of Claude, Duke of Guise, and his wife, Antoinette. Claude is son of Rene of Anjou, Duke of Lorraine (d. 1508) and his wife Philippina of Gueldre. Mary was one of twelve children and a member of the powerful House of Guise. At the age of eighteen, she married Louis II, duke of Longueville and was widowed three years later, whilst pregnant with their second son. She then married King James V in 1538 after the death of his first wife Madeleine of Valois from tuberculosis. The pair were married in Paris on 18 May and arrived in Scotland the following month. After the death of James V in 1542, six days after the birth of his daughter Mary, Mary of Guise became regent of Scotland until 1560.
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Historian Annette Bachstadt charts the history of Mary of Guise Lorraine, Scotland's queen alongside James V and regent during the minority of Mary Queen of Scots. ...
Mary of Lorraine, born 1515 in the duchy of Bar, at that time only partly french territory, was an exceptional Renaissance woman. Her life was full of war, struggle and death, deeply shaken by profound changes in society and religion. But it was also filled with glory and splendid court life, with love for her children, with passion for the arts, for music and the new exciting Renaissance architecture.
The powerful Guise family
At first sight a typical 16th-century noblewoman, Mary of Guise was guided and ordered by her highly ambitious family, the Guises, in particular by her younger brothers Francis and Charles of Guise, sons of her war hero father and King Francis I esteemed friend, Claude of Guise.
The life of Mary's mother, Antoinette of Bourbon, inspired french historian Gabriel de Pimodan to write a biography, published in 1889. The book's title, 'The mother of the Guises', values her of being the founder of her numerous (male) descendants. Pimodans foreword makes it quite clear: in the 16th century, Antoinette was simply 'the best of wives and mothers'.
But both women were much more than just 'mother of'. Antoinette has been a long-living and very influential duchess. Her eldest daughter Mary of Lorraine, known as the mother of Mary Queen of Scots, was no less than queen of Scotland, then became queen regent.
And this is maybe the reason for her non-existence in France: powerful women always had - and still have - a very bad reputation in France. Queens like Isabeau of Bavaria or Marie de Medici still suffer from it.
Ruling without a man at their side - or worse, with a weak one - has always been a very bad idea for a woman and a queen.
Mary of Lorraine as queen of Scotland, living in a remote and, in the eyes of 16th century France, 'barbarian' country, who was trying to maintain her daughters realm without a king at her side, wasnt probably sufficiently 'queenlike' and feminine, and therefore not worth remembering.
The Guise family, too close to the throne of France
Mary was a Guise. She had been born into a highly ambitious and very influential family. Her father Claude was a battle hero and close friend of french King Francis I. It was the king himself who organised Marys wedding to Scotland's King James V (pictured below) in 1538. His son, King Henry II of France, was closely counselled by her brothers Francis of Guise and Charles, cardinal of Lorraine. When the king died of a jousting accident in July 1559, his eldest son Francis married Marys daugher, Mary Stuart, who had been living in France since 1548.
Like all the Guises, Mary was a Catholic, but unlike her brothers, she had always been more tolerant and open-minded. The wars of religion swept over Europe with more and more violence, and she died in 1560 before she had to weep for her male family members ending up murdered one by one.
Her brother Francis was stabbed by a Protestant in 1563, and several years later, his son Henry was assassinated by men of the french King Henry III. At the end of the 16th century, the once glorious name of Guise was doomed.
A woman from Lorraine
Mary was born in the country of Lorraine, which had been an independent realm for centuries. Even after her father Claude had been naturalised french by king Francis I, the Guise family members were often regarded as strangers in France.
Parts of Lorraine, ruled by Claudes elder brother Anthony, were still linked to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V of the Habsbourg family, the hated enemy of France. In the following centuries, the Lorraine region became the center of a long fight between French kings and German emperors, and even today, the Lorraine is sometimes seen as 'not wholly French'.
Only the mother of ...?
Mary of Lorraine was mother to the famous Mary Stuart. Her daughter had always been a star in European history writing, and Mary mostly appears as 'mother of ', like her own mother Antoinette appears as 'mother of the Guises'. When Mary of Lorraine left Scotland in 1550 and sailed to France to see her family and daughter again, she could have stayed in the Guise family castle at Joinville. Nothing was left for her in Scotland: her husband, king James V, was dead, her daughter Mary promised to the French dauphin.
But she decided to leave 'la douce France' for Scotland the next year. Did she only obey her brothers and French king Henry II, charging her to defend Scotland against the English? Did she go back to maintain and watch over her daughters rights as queen of Scots?
Or was it not her own strong will to fulfill her destiny, and therefore ride out in the battlefield like Joan of Arc, another woman from Lorraine? Did she not speak in person and as queen regent of Scotland to the French, Scottish and German soldiers fighting the invading English army in 1559? How could she have forgotten that this English army had plundered the abbey of Holyrood near Edinburgh back in 1544, where she had been crowned, and where the tombs of her husband James V and her little sons lay destroyed?
It is fascinating to realise that at the end of her life, Mary of Lorraine fought the army of another powerful and 'unromantic' queen, Elizabeth I of England, yet another Renaissance woman who had decided she didnt need a man to rule her realm, nor her life.
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[18820] Arrived on the ship ANNE in 1623 at Plymouth, MA. See notes for putative father, John. An unverified web site, http://www.thevalleyfamily.org, offers: "Shortly after the FORTUNE arrived at Plymouth in 1621, a shallop from the ship SPARROW, which Had arrive in Damaris Cove. In this little vessel were ten men, who came to select a site for another plantation; Phineas Pratt was one of them, Joshua Pratt, probably the brother of Phineas, and like him, unmarried, arrived at Plymouth in the ANNE in the summer of 1623. Most of those who came in this ship and in the LITTLE JAMES were friends and relatives of the Plymouth settlers. During the year 1623 there was a division of the land at Plymouth, under three groups: those who came in the MAY FLOWER, those who came in the FORTUNE, and those who came in the ANNE. As part of the last group, Phineas and Joshua received two acres. Since Phineas did not come by any of those vessels, the probability is that he was the brother of Joshua and put with that group to make the division complete. In 1624 the settlers of Plymouth were divided into twelve companies of thirteen persons each. Joshua and Phineas were assigned to Francis Cooke. He was appointed a surveyor on January 3, 1627, along with William Bradford, Edward Winslow, John Howland, Francis Cooke and Edward Bangs. He was mentioned in the cattle division of June 1, 1627, when he was a member of Francis Cooke's company which received "the least of the four black heifers came in the JACOB." He was a freeman at the time of the incorporation of Plymouth in 1633, and in April of that year he was foreman of the jury, as well as Constable in 1633, 1636, 1637. On December 4, 1638 he was again sworn in as Constable and the Court gave him the duties of measuring lands and the sealing of weights and measures. - Reference: Clemens, 176; NEHGR 9:314; Plymouith Colony Records, 1:3, 12, 105; Pratt, Simon Newcomb, "Founders of Early American Families", pamphlet, 1917, reprint 1938; MD 14:113, 18:56; Peirce's Colonial Lists; Goodwin, John, "The Pilgrim Republic",292-3; Rev. Sherwood Anderson Davis, "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", 209; Plymouth Colony Records, 8:17, "Ancestors and Descendants of Minnie Hale Gorton" by Carolyn C. Volpe, p. 108-110." Especially see "The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. 3," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), pp. 1510-1513.
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[35875] Anna Mae died bearing twins, each named for a parent, Anna Mae Paullin (1928-1928) & William Ward Paullin (1928-1928).
[10631] Ancestry.com offers: "Wilson Name Meaning - English, Scottish, and northern Irish: patronymic from the personal name Will, a very common medieval short form of William."