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The Mulvihill family web site - http://mulvihill.net/genealogy/MULV1.html - reports that James is son of William Feak (b. ca. 1450, d. 1500) and wife Marianne _____ (not verified). http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~barbpretz offers in 2014: "James Feake, elder son of William Feake by wife Marion, was probably born ca. 1484, as his age was given as 17 about the year 1501. He certainly married and had issue but was dead by 1523 when a son George is recorded several times in the Wighton Manor records for that year as holding property forerly belonging to his gandfather William and his father James. General Delafield would make this James identical with the testator in 1539 (no. 7), but George, son of the testator, was still a minor in 1539 and could hardly have held, in 1523, property formerly belonging to a father still living. About the same time [1501] James feke, son and heir of William Feke, brought suit in Chancery alleging that he was then seventeen years of age and that John Dobbes and others were seized of divers messuages in Wyghton and Hyndryngham to the useof William and his heirs, and that John Dobbs had committed waste and had pulled down a house, etc. (Early Chan. Pro., C I, Bundle 254, no. 15). He was one of the feoffees to uses appointed in 1533 under the will of Walter Brightmer of Wighton, deceased (Wighton Deeds, Bundle 3, no. 16, at Hokham Hall, Norfolk, Muniments of Easl of Leicester). [This is thought to actually be his son James according to 1993] As in case of his father, little is known of this man besides what is contained in his will of which a copy follows:
In the name of God amen 23rd of Jan 1538. I James Feke of Wighton make my last will my body to be buried in the Church of Wighton in the North Ile next the Sapulchre of my Father I will that George my son have my messuages with all lands in the east part of the Watyr (sic) in the Fields of Wighton & Hyndryngham when he reaches 21 years if he decease to remain to Simon my son and then to Robert my son & then to remain to William my son I will that my execturos shall sell all my lands that I have on the west side on the water to perform my will the reisdue of my goods I putthem to the disposition of my executors whom I make Agnes my wife & George my son. Proved 18 July 1539 at Walsingham. James Feake, whom we tentatively identify as son of the preceding James Feake (no. 2) and not as son of William, (no. 1), was one of the feoffees to uses appointed in 1533 under the will of Walter Brightmer of Wighton deceased (Wighton Deeds, Bundle 3, no. 16). As the name Walter does not appear in the Feake family, we forbear to suggest that James Feakes mother was daughter to Brightmer. This James Feake of Wighton made his will Jan. 23, 1538/9, probated at Walsingham July 18, 1539 (Norwich Archdeaconry Count - the abstract printed by Delafield is not quite perfect in that it omits the son James). Executors are son George and wife Agnes; supervisor, Edmond Framyngham of Colthorpp; witnesses: Simon Browen, vicar, Robert Glaise, Simon Dobyn, John M[er]chaunt et al."
[35538] This person is from the unverified Mason Herrington tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 and requires further documentation. Ancestry.com offers: "Markham Name Meaning - English: habitational name from a place in Nottinghamshire, named in Old English as 'homestead at a (district) boundary', from mearc 'boundary' + ham 'homestead'."
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[25672] John bought land in Northwest Twp., Williams Co. OH, in Nov 1858 and sold it to his sons, David and George.
[39632] Paul is son of Ebenezer Varney of Dover, NH. The Varney surname is found among the early members of the Smithfield Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends where he and Elizabeth were married. Ancestry.com offers: "Varney Name Meaning - English (of Norman origin): habitational name from Saint-Paul-du-Vernay in Calvados or any of various other places in northern France named with Vernay, from the Gaulish element vern alder + the locative suffix -acum."
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_Israel WHITCOMB _____________|_Mary Elizabeth CUDWORTH _
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[14473] Abram was a pioneer settler of Grinnell, IA and a deacon in the church - "History of the Town of Springfield, Vermont," C. Horace Hubbard and Justus Dartt (Boston: George H. Walker & Co., 1895), p. 498.
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[35009] This person is from the unverified Wood Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.