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[16319] Sarah m. Leonard Rupert (1763-1848) and they r. on his father's farm in Columbia Co., PA where Leonard was an associate judge. Children: Catharine, Peter, Leonard B., Rebecca, Bright, Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth, Rhoda, Lavina, harriet and Charles.
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http://www.montaguemillennium.com offers in 2011:
Countess of Salisbury. One of the two women apparently involved in the naming of the Order of the Garter, the oldest and most prestigious English order of chivalry.
Katharine/Catharine, daughter of William de Grandison, was Countess of Salisbury and the wife of William de Montacute, 1301-1344 . The conditions of her marriage to William, and her role in the naming of the Order of the Garter, are of historical interest. The index of Ker's 1903 translation of The Chronicle of Froissart notes Froissart called Katherine "Alice", which is usually spelled Alys ( was this a nickname?). Alys's arranged marriage is mentioned in the Amiens chronical of Froissart (recorded around 1337):
"To reward him (William, ed.) for his services, the King gave him the young Countess of Salisbury, Madame Alys, whose estate he held in wardship. She was one of the most beautiful young ladies in the land." (Froissart Chronicles).
A wardship was the legal right, and responsibility, to decide who someone else will marry. A wardship could be transferred or sold to another person and was a possession of great value. Anglo-Norman feudalism of this time encompassed much more than just military service. Feudal obligation controlled access to land and could control marriage. To understand the preceding paragraph from the Chronicle, Waugh provides some insight:
"... it is worth looking in greater detail at a few of the marriages arranged by Eleanor of Castile early in Edward I's reign. They provide a striking demonstration of how wardship and marriage could advance the interests of both wards and guardians and cement relations between curial families. ... Alan Basset used the wardship of Drew de Montagu, from another courtier family, to provide a husband for Aline. After Philip Basset acquired the wardship of Simon de Montagu in 1270, he granted it to yet another household figure, Amaury de St. Amando, who married the boy to his daughter. The process drawing curial families together went ... further in subsequent generations in the hands of the queen, a consummate matchmaker. ... Eleanor similarly provided a partner for ... William de Montagu, through a convoluted transaction. In 1280 Peter de Montfort sold Eleanor the marriage of his eldest son, John, so that Eleanor could arrange a marriage for him. Simon de Montagu likewise gave Eleanor the power to arrange his son William's marriage. Eleanor married John de Montfort to her relative, Alice de la Plaunche, before 1287, and then in 1292 granted William de Montagu's marriage to John so that he could marry William to his sister Elizabeth de Montfort. Eleanor's activities continued and reinforced interrelations that curial families like the Montagus, Bassets, and St. Amandos had practiced before.
By placing their lands and families in the hands of the king and queen, Montfort and Montagu demonstrated a remarkable degree of trust in royal lordship and of confidence in their judgment. Indeed, families often favored attachments to the royal family and looked with pride on such marriages. ..." (Waugh).
Waugh finds the above relations contorted enough to provide a diagram. Life in the middle ages could be short, and there was no security. Especially for the military class, a wardship provided a means to attempt to insure that a child's best interests were somewhat secured if the parents were dead. It also implied that a child's mate would likely be well-off and successful, as the king (or other ward-holder) would likely use the wardship to reward his most successful lieutenants. Presumably, the ward-holder also was quite aware that the execution of the wardship would be observed with great interest as an indication of power, wisdom, and judgement.
It should also be noted that the king had the automatic right and obligation to arrange the marriage of all widows.
Katherine was guardian and ward of Joan, the Fair Maid of Kent .
Katherine and her brother-in-law Edward de Montacute, defended the castle of Wark for some months against the Scots in 1341. The siege was raised by Edward III, who apparently fell in love with her. The story of her "attempted rape" by Edward at this time was probably used for a number of political purposes. The Order of the Garter is purported named for an incident in which she dropped her garter at a court ball, and Edward picked it up and wore it on his own knee. This story also was probably politically embellished to contribute to the public relations regarding the chivalry of the Order.
[38880] This person is from the unverified Myers-Evey Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 which states Bridget is daughter of Richard Haste ( b. 3 Dec 1554 in Norwich, Co. Norfolk, England) and Lettice Clemence (b. ca. 1555).
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[13166] See 'The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. II,' Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), p. 876. Jonathan m. 11 April 1646 at Barnstable, MA Sarah (b. 11 Aug 1625 in Barnstable, Co. Devon, d. by 15 Sept 1705 in Falmouth, MA, daughter of Henry Rowley and Sarah Palmer) - see "Colonial Families of Martha's Vineyard," Charles Edward Banks (Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co., 1999 reprint), p. 192, where eleven children are listed. His sister Lydia and Jonathan appeared in court to face charges of incest; Jonathan was in court no less than 11 times. For an extended discussion of Jonathan and his activities and family, see http://www.geocities.com/~weekseekers/hatch.html. For descent from Jonathan and Sarah to President U. S. Grant, see "Ancestors of American Presidents," Gary Boyd Roberts (Boston: NEHGS, 1009). Also see Find A Grave Memorial 5846925.
[42799] This person is from the unverified information in https://www.geni.com/people/Andrew-Hershey/6000000007320896280 in 2017 which states "Ordained Mennonite Minister in West Hempfield Township" and provides further ancestry.
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[42313] This person is from the unverified Roberts Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017. Find A Grave Memorial 111327329 offers: "Mary Huggins, the 5th of nine children of John and Mary [née Carruth] Huggins, was born in Ballymartin Parish, Antrim County, Ireland in 1722. Her family were Scotch Presbyterians; who came to America aboard the 'Deligance of Glasgow' which landed in Philadelphia between 30 January 1729 and 22 September 1729. They were joined by her mother's brothers, Adam, Alexander and Walter Carruth. After living in the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania area for a number years, Mary's family emigrated south and settled first in Rowan County, North Carolina. Here Mary met and married John Robert Sloan; with whom she had ten known children. Mary and John Sloan later moved to the headwaters of Coddle Creek in Iredell County, North Carolina to raise their family and John was made Constable of the county. Mary and John Robert Sloan were in the first congregation at her brother's home, when Rev. Hugh McAden preached his first sermon to what he call the 'Coddle Creek congregation' in 1752. This early congregation later became charter members of Coddle Creek A.R.P. church. Mary Huggins Sloan departed this life on the 13th day of March 1787 at the age of 65 years old. She was laid to rest in the churchyard cemetery at Coddle Creek A.R.P. where she had worshiped for over 35 years."
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[34665] Find A Grave memorial 105589364 offers: "....Katherine was the wife of George Thomason (b. c1602 d. April, 1666,) He had a bookshop named the Rose and Crown in the yard of old St. Paul's Cathedral in London, before St. Paul's and his shop burned in The Great Fire of London in 1666. His collection of 22,000 Civil War Tracts, now known as "The Thomason Tracts" are in the British Museum Library, purchased by King George III. Katherine was the daughter of Francis Hutton (1578-1614) and Mary Featherston (1580-1614), daughter of Cuthbert Featherstone, who served as Gentleman Usher to Queen Elizabeth I. The poet John Milton supposedly dedicated his Sonnet XIV to her after her death. Katherine and her husband George were the parents of seven children. Their son Thomas Thomasson (b. c. 1646) came to Virginia in 1677, following his older brother Edward."
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[34192] This person is from the unverified Jackson Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which offers: "Lemuel Jackson built the dam on the Little Androscoggin river, and erected the saw and grist mills, the former on the west side of the stream and the latter on the east side, above the bridge. In Jackson's sale of land to Elias Stowell in 1802, these mills were included. The place seems to have taken the name of Stowell's Mills, after this."
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[21423] Alyce's ancestry is from "Kellie's Family Connections" in Ancestry.com in 2010.
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|--Evelyn Elizabeth ZEIDERS
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|_Margaret Emma KAUFFMAN _|
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[9405] Evelyn's obituary: "Evelyn E. Briner, 91, of W. Main Street, New Bloomfield died Tuesday, June 12, 2007 in The Manor at Perry Village, New Bloomfield. She was born June 24, 1915 in Mifflintown to the late Harry and Margaret (Kauffman) Zeiders. She was a homemaker; a graduate of New Bloomfield High School; and a member of Perry Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was the widow of Donald Briner. Surviving are two daughters, Donna Feinstein of Lebanon and Sandi Bazza of Billrica, Mass.; granddaughters, Shelli Barondick of Mt. Gretna, Jennifer Feinstein of Myerstown and Jill Dideriksen of Lebanon; and three great-grandchildren, Kally, Jared and Dakota Feinstein. She was preceded in death by a brother, Martin Zeiders, and two sisters, Irene Briner and Marian Hostetter." Ancestry.com states Zeiders is really the surname Seider which means: "South German . . . occupational name for a silk merchant, from an agent derivative of German Seide 'silk', Middle High German side. South German: habitational name for someone from Seyde in Saxony or Seiderau in Bavaria."