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_David (Sr.) DUNBAR _|
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| |_Bathsheba STODDER __|_Lois SYLVESTER _____
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| _James (Sr.) LEACH __|
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| | | _Nathaniel FREEMAN __|_Alice PENIWELL _____
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|_Mehitable ALLEN ____|_Dorothy BARSHAM ____
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[39337] His and wifes' information are from Find A Grave. (See notes for his mother, Hannah Leach.)
[34679] This line is from http://www.nantuckethistoricalassociation.net in 2013.
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| | | _William DRAKE ______+
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| | |_Isabel (Isabel) (Esbell) DRAKE _|_Joan MERRYLLS ______
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John moved from Berwick, ME to Brooksville. Walter H. Snow ("Brooksville, Maine..." [Downeast Graphics, 1976], p. 17: "John Grindle married first, Mary, whose maiden name and birth date are not known. She was admitted to the First Church of Berwick, August 29, 1742. His second wife was Elizabeth." Snow gives ten children: 6 by Mary, 3 by Elizabeth and one by "Dolle." Snow also gives John's military service, 1757-60.
"The Grindle Family of Hancock County, Maine" (1978), pp. 11-12: "Probably it was after Oct. 13, 1762 that John Grindle and his family settled permanently at Bagaduce since a deed of that date reveals he was a husbandman residing in 'New Township head of Berwick called Lebanon and Dorothy his wife, for f 13 sells Nathan Downes and Tristam Fall, both of Berwick all our rights in real estate of Matthew Farnam, dec'd, former husband of Dorothy, in Lebanon (Me.).' [quoting "Abstracts from Unpublished Deeds of York Co., ME" {LDS, Salt Lake City} by Dr. B. Lake Noyes, Vol. 37, York County Deeds.]
"The Grindle Family..." continues: "During the Revolution Mr. Grindle's political leanings were with the Tories, but four of his sons, Ichabod, William, Daniel and Reuben chose the side of the Patriots as did his sons-in-law, Thomas Davis, and Maj. Pelatiah Leach who all served on the side of the Americans.
"John Grindle had seen the atrocities of the Indians in the families into which he married. He had soldiered long and faithfully for King and Queen. No longer exactly a young man he had found a new life in the frontier wilderness. He was accustomed to finding his security in the trained and seasoned regulars in their red coats. He had exulted in the fall of Quebec. Now in his sixties to witness the hazardous venture of severing ties with the parent country of which his family still carried, perhaps, some fond memories? No wonder his sentiments.
"...The books in the Registry of Probate, Ellsworth, Me., contain but one item pertaining to this John Grindle. It is an appraisal of his estate made Apr. 18, 1794 by Giles Johnson, Seth Blodget and John Grindle (Vol. 1, p. 80)." Reuben administered the estate.
"Hancock County,a Rock-bound Paradise," p. 186: "The sea was Surry's lifeline. As early as 1775, John Grindle carried the mail in a boat along the shore with the letters and papers tied up in a handkerchief..."
For a detailed history of the area, see "Penobscot, Maine 1761-2011," Mark E. Honey (Bangor, ME: Snowman Printing, 2011) [distrubted by the Penobscot Historical Society]. Cf. "The Grindle Family of Hancock County, Maine," compiled by Walter A. Snow, Elizabeth C. Wescott, David C. Grindell and Almon A. Gray (1978).
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| | | |_Mary SHORTRIDGE ______|_Esther DEARBORN ______
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| |_Margaret Susannah HOWARD _|
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| | _Christopher MITCHELL _
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| | _Christopher MITCHELL _|_Sarah ANDREWS ________
| | | (.... - 1743) m 1694 (1640 - 1732)
| |_Susannah MITCHELL __|
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| | _William DUDLEY _______+
| | | (1639 - 1701) m 1661
| |_Sarah DUDLEY _________|_Mary ROE _____________
| (1676 - ....) m 1694 (.... - 1727)
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[46494] Nancy's parents are from an unverified family tree in Ancestry.com.
[60748] The unverified file L78L-PPN in familysearch.org offers: "When John Maxwell was born on 18 March 1722, in York, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, his father, Gersham Maxwell, was 30 and his mother, Mary Young, was 24. He married Phebe Littlefield on 2 November 1745, in Wells, York, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 8 daughters. He died on 11 November 1799, in Wells, York, Massachusetts, United States, at the age of 77, and was buried in Wells, York, Maine, United States."
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[38955] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 23 June 1939," p. 1: "Richland county's oldest resident and only centenarian, Mrs. Mary Sackman Beasore, died last night at her home near Lucas. She was 100 years old last January. She died in the old Beasore home in which she had spent most of her married ilfe, and her funeral will be held in the Mt. Zion church which she had attended for more than 80 years. Five generations of the family had resided in the Beasore house, four of them at one time. Although suffering from the infirmities of old age, she had been ill only two weeks. Mrs. Beasore was born on Jan. 20, 1839, during the administration of President Martin Van Buren, the daughter of Henry and Susanna Ernsberger Sackman. Her father's family came to Ohio from Pennsylvania by covered wagon shortly after Richland county was laid out, sometime in the 1820's. When she was five months old her father caught the fever to go west, and in a covered wagon she was moved to Missouri where her father cleared land and built a cabin. Here she lived until she was six years old, when the family, disillusionrd from their dream of wealth, came back to Ohio and the old home near Lucas. In the early '60's she married George Beasore, whom she had known from childhood. Three sons were born to them, all now deceased. Mrs. Beasore had a remarkable memory. When she was interviewed last January on her 100th birthday, she recalled that she was still a child in Missouri when news came that Gen. Taylor had defeated Santa Ana at Buena Vista, and that it was shortly after her marriage that the nation was upset by the assassination of President Lincoln. She recalled many incidents of her early childhood and historical events of the past century. To her Johnny Appleseed was not a legend, but a real figure who had made friends with neighbors of her parents, and whose eccentricities were frequently discussed but never laughed at by the settlers whom he had befriended. Mrs. Beasore lived in the old home which had been built by her husband's father, Daniel Beasore, during the early 1840's while she was a child in Missouri. Residing with her was a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cora Beasore, her grand-daughter, Mrs. Gaylord Mowers and husband, and two great grandchildren and their wives. Mrs. Beasore was the last of six children, her sister, Mrs. Margaret France, 92, Cincinnati, dying several months ago. Her husband died in 1894. She is survived by two grandchildren, Mrs. Mowers, and George Beasore; nine gerat grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren."