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[59212] Find A Grave memorial 59852516 offers: "Helen E. Foss is the daughter of Samuel Otis Foss and Isabella Small McCaleb. Helen married Bernard E. Norton on July 14, 1894 in Addison, Maine. Bernard and Helen had nine children."
[40109] Henry served as a Patriot militiaman during the War for Independence. The unverified Gasbarro Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "Henry Hartman was born on October 14, 1752, in Montgomery, Pennsylvania. He had three sons and nine daughters with Sarah Harner. He died on October 14, 1836, in Gratz, Pennsylvania, having lived a long life of 84 years, and was buried in Lykens, Pennsylvania . . . . Sarah Harner was born on October 3, 1765, in Upper Dublin, Pennsylvania . . . . She died on September 14, 1858, in Gratz, Pennsylvania, at the impressive age of 92."
The Jewell surname appears to be English, where the Cornish [of Cornwall] Jewell = the British Judicael or Juhel (a personal name of a saint). {- "History of British Surnames," C. L'Estrange Ewen, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing House, 1968, p. 254.} One account reports that John was a farmer and a member of the Church of England. A John Jewell was famous as Reformation Bishop of Salisbury, England in the 1550s. A John Jewell was transported to Maryland as a "servant" (apparently indentured) in 1679 {per "The Early Settlers of Maryland," Gust Skordas (Balt.: Gen. Pub. Co., 1968, p. 257)}. The early Jewell family (John > William >) is detailed in Donald Sublette's "Henry Fluhart and Nancy Jewell Genealogy...", including estate inventories, guardianship records, etc. The Jewell Genealogy page posted by Bruce Jewell in Australia (http://members.dcscomp.com.au/jewell/family-history) includes this information on the name:
The surname Jewell is common in Cornwall and Devon, and our branch of the Jewell Family certainly came from the Wendron-St Ithians area in Cornwall. (See the chapter - History Jewell Family in Cornwall). Cornwall's origins are Celtic, and therefore the "Jewell" family have Celtic origins. It is thought that the name "Jewell", is derived from the Celtic words "jud & Hael". Jud (sometimes written lud) meant "lord of chief", and hael meant "generous" in old Breton. This was the personal name of Judhael de Totnes, from Brittany a prominent supporter of William the Conqueror during the successful invasion of England.
Judhael de Totnes (who later became a Baron) had a large amount of land in Devon, and a smaller holding in Cornwall. Folio 10 of Domesday Book, which covers Cornwall lists "Terra Judhael De Totenais" (The land of Judhael of Totnes). Chapter 17 of the Devon Volume of the Domesday Book, is headed "XVII TERRA JVDHEL DE TOTENAIS" (Land of Judhael of Totnes), and begins "Judhael holds from King Totnes, a borough which King Edward held in Lordship. Within the borough are 100 burgesses, less 5 and 5 outside the borough who work the land. A burgess was a citizen of a borough with full municipal rights. then follows more than a hundred entries listing lands as "Judhael holds......from the King", or "so and so holds......from Judhael" or "from the Honor of Totnes".
From this entry, it is clear that Judhael took the title "of Totnes" when he was granted authority over the borough by King William after the conquest. After Baldwin the Sheriff, Judhael was the largest land owner in Devon, and Totnes was the chief seat of his fief in Devon. The town/Borough of Totnes still exists in Devon today, with the spelling unchanged from it's appearance on maps from the time of King William 1.
Notes in the Devon Domesday Book say Judhael was expelled from Totnes in 1087, and the Barony granted by William II (son of William the Conqueror) to Roger de Nonant, although Judhael was granted the barony of Barnstaple sometime between 1095 and 1100. He was dead by 1130, when his son Alfred appears as paying relief on his fathers lands. Further notes on the Domesday Book from Devon state the he was sometimes referred to as Judhael, son of Alfred, and was also
styled "Judhael of Barnstaple" from his holding of that Barony. As such, he witnessed a charter of Henry 1 in 1123.
It is thought that the name "Judhael" survives as Joel, Jewell, Jowle, Jule and in other places Jeckyl. "A Dictionary of First Names" (Hanks and Hodges - Oxford) mentions that a name, which is apparently a variant of Judhael - "Judicael" is still used in Brittany.
In "Penguin Dictionary of Surnames" (by Basil Cottle - 2nd Edition 1978) "Judhael or Judicael" is listed as the origin of the surnames "Joel" and "Jewell", and gives the derivation as "lord/chief - generous". It goes on to describe "Iudhael" as a Breton saint and hermot of Pothieu (now St Josse)". It seems I and J were alternative letter forms.
The listing of "Judhael" as a Saint in these times often meant a local holy man or woman rather than a church approved, investigated and cannonised Saint as the term is used today. It is also possible that "Generous Lord" was used in a religious sense, in much the same way that the common forename John means "gift of God". On the other hand, a feudal lord might well fancy being known as "Generous Lord" - and the peasants under his control would be in no position to argue.
So it seems likely that the original "Jewells " were Celts, either Bretons who came to England with William the Conqueror and his army in 1066, or perhaps Cornish who were already there from earlier Celtic migrations, and had come under the authority of Judhael de Totnes after the conquest. If this were the case, they should have had little trouble adopting a Breton name, as the Cornish and Breton languages were so closely related.
The other explanation suggested - that Jewell was an occupational name, from a person who worked with or dealt in jewels (in similar manner to Smith, Baker, Tailor, etc.) seem less likely to me, although the Old French word "jouel" (meaning a gemstone) has reached the English language as the first name "jewel".
The surname "Jewell" appears several times in history books. Here are some examples: John Jewell a freelance captain fighting in Brittany in the 14th Century. Apparently a John Jewell was beaten on the battlefields of Brittany in 1364 by Bertrand du Guesclin. John Jewell b. 24th May 1522 in Devon. He went on to become a priest and was persecuted by the Catholics because of his strong Protestism (Anglican) beliefs. Another John Jowell was listed as the Sheriff of Norwich circa 1486.
A John Jewell was Clerk of Salem Co., NJ in 1704 - see "History of the Counties of Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland, New Jersey...," Cushing and Sheppard (Philadelphia: Everts and Peck, 1883), p. 323.
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A document known at the Grenville Mackensie manuscript (800 pages)(GM below) at the Westchester Historical Society (NY) is a valuable secondary reference for a family with which our John Jewell may be associated. Most of the family moved to the area of NJ where our John originated, but Mackensie did not follow those who left NY. Here are a few generations:
1. GEORGE (1) JEWEL was b. Bef. 1635 in England. He m. _______ PATON. Notes for GEORGE JEWEL: GM "George Jewel probably b. in England, settled in Mespath Kills (Newtown) LI before 1655. He probably m. a sister of Richard Paton who was appointed administrator of his estate July 1 1670 "being nearly related to the children of the deceased" The names of the children are not given in the record, but among them were"
Children of GEORGE JEWEL and UNKNOWN PATON are:
2. i. WILLIAM2 JEWEL, b. Abt. 1658, Newtown, Queens Co., Long Island.
3. ii. GEORGE JEWEL, b. Newtown Long Island; d. 1737, Elizabethtown, NJ
4. iii. JOHN JEWEL, b. Newtown Long Island; d. 1707, Salem, NJ
Generation No. 2
2. WILLIAM2 JEWEL (GEORGE1) was b. Abt. 1658 in Newtown, Queens Co., Long Island. He m. SARA (JEWEL).
Notes for WILLIAM JEWEL: GM "b. Newtown probably about 1658, m. Sarah ______.
They resided in Westchester, removing to Tappan probably before 1698 aa they do not appear in the Westchester census of that date.
They would also seem to have had four or five sons and several daughters, including" Children of WILLIAM JEWEL and SARA (JEWEL) are:
5. i. GEORGE3 JEWEL, b. 1683, Westcheter, Westchester Co, NY; d. 1765.
6. ii. WILLIAM JEWEL, b. Abt. 1680.
iii. JENNY JEWEL, b. 1701, Tappan, Orange Co., NY.
iv. PATIENCE JEWEL, b. 1703, Tappan, Orange Co., NY.
v. RICHARD JEWEL, b. 1705, Tappan, Orange Co., NY; d. 1757, Middlesex Co, NJ.
3. GEORGE2 JEWEL (GEORGE1) was b. in Newtown, Long Island, NY and d. 1737 in Elizabethtown
NJ. He m. SARAH (JEWEL). Notes for GEORGE JEWEL: GM "removed to Elizabethtown, NJ before 1711, d. there 1734"
Children of GEORGE JEWEL and SARAH (JEWEL) are:
i.GEORGE3 JEWEL.
ii. JOHN JEWEL, b. Bef. 1713.
iii. SARAH JEWEL, m. NATHANIEL MITCHELL.
iv. JANE JEWEL, m. NATHANIEL ROSS.
v. MARY JEWEL, m. UNKNOWN MARSH.
4. JOHN2 JEWEL (GEORGE1) was b. in Newtown Long Island, and d. 1707 in Salem, NJ. He m. ANN
(JEWEL). Child of JOHN JEWEL and ANN (JEWEL) is:
i. JOHN3 JEWEL, d. 1727; m. MARGARET (JEWEL).
Generation No. 3
5. GEORGE3 JEWEL (WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1683 in Westcheter, NY, and d. 1765. He m.
METJE DEGROOT June 3, 1704 in Tappan, NY, daughter of STAATS DEGROOT and BARABARA CASPARSZEN.
Notes for GEORGE JEWEL: GM " b. Westchester about 1683 settled in Tappan where he m. June 3, 1704 Metje
(dau. of Staats Janzen) de Groot. They resided in Tappan until about 1711 when they removed to Philipsburgh,
Probably Irvington, where he d. in 1765" "Staats Jewel" mentioned as son in will of George Jewel dated November 17, 1759
Children of GEORGE JEWEL and METJE DEGROOT are:
7. i. WILLIAM4 JEWEL, b. 1713, Philipsburg, Westchester Co., NY; d. November 6, 1789, Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY.
ii. MARTHA JEWEL, b. 1707; d. Bef. 1759; m. JAN MONTROSS.
8. iii. EUSTACE JEWEL, b. November 13, 1710, Tappan, NY; d. 1758.
iv. GEORGE JEWEL, b. 1711, Newtown, Queens Co., Long Island; d. 1734; m. SARA (JEWEL).
9. v. ABRAHAM JEWEL, b. 1715, Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY; d. 1760.
10. vi. ISAAC JEWEL, b. 1717, Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY.
vii. RACHEL JEWEL, b. 1722; m. BARRENT DELAMETER, 1745.
viii. SARAH JEWEL, b. 1705; m. WILLIAM DOWNING.
ix. JOHN JEWEL, b. 1708; d. young
11. x. JOHN JEWEL, b. Bef. June 2, 1720, Philipsburgh, Westchester, NY.
xi. STAATS JEWEL.
6. WILLIAM3 JEWEL (WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. Abt. 1680. He m. ANN (JEWEL).
Notes for WILLIAM JEWEL: GM "b. Westchester about 1680 was living in Flushing in 1698, servant of John Esmond. He removed to Tappan before 1702. He was supposedly the Jewel whose widow Ann d. in Eastchester in 1749. Her will names sons ..." Children of WILLIAM JEWEL and ANN (JEWEL) are:
i. WILLIAM4 JEWEL, b. 1716. ( GM "Enlisted under Captain Fowler 1758")
ii. HEZEKIAH JEWEL, d. 1784; m. MERCY (JEWEL).
iii. AMOS JEWEL.
Generation No. 4
7. WILLIAM4 JEWEL (GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1713 in Philipsburg, Westchester Co., NY,
and d. November 6, 1789 in Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY. He m. ELIZABETH BUCKHOUT 1738,
daughter of JAN BUCKHOUT and MARY BANKERT. Notes for WILLIAM JEWEL: GM "b. Philipsburgh
(bp March 12 1713) m. September 30 1738) Elizabeth (dau. of Jan) Buckhout, resided in Philipsburgh.
He enlisted in Capt. Fowler's company of militia 1758. He d. Nov. 6 1789."
Notes for ELIZABETH BUCKHOUT: From Abstracts of Wills recorded at white Plains, Westchester County, NY: "Elizabeth Jewel, widow of William Jewel, dec'd of Yorktown; August 3 1970; mentioned son George Jewel, dau. Deborah, wife of John Banker; grandson Abraham, son of duaghter Elizabeth; children of son Isaac and
children of son William to draw equal share of their father; grand daughter Martha Banker; to grand daughter Sarah Sarles "the bed bolster and pillows with covering; my brother Matthias Buckhout bought at his father's vendue" Executors, sons George Jewel and John Jewel. Wit Abraham Buckhout, Mattias Buckhout, Benjamin N. Winckel. Probated Nov. 22, 1790" Children of WILLIAM JEWEL and ELIZABETH BUCKHOUT are:
i. MARTHA5 JEWEL, b. 1741; d. young
12. ii. JOHN JEWEL, b. January 17, 1745/46, Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY; d. December 21,
1828, Irvington, Westchester Co., NY.
13. iii. GEORGE JEWEL, b. 1740.
iv. MARY JEWEL, b. 1743; d. young
v. WILLIAM JEWEL, b. 1749.
vi. ISAAC JEWEL, b. 1752.
vii. ABRAHAM JEWEL, b. 1755; d. young
viii. ELIZABETH JEWEL, b. 1756; m. UNKNOWN SARLES.
ix. DEBORAH JEWEL, b. 1762; m. JOHN BANKER.
8. EUSTACE4 JEWEL (GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. November 13, 1710 in Tappan, Orange
Co., New York, and d. 1758. He m. MARITIE HOLMAN. Children of EUSTACE JEWEL and MARITIE
HOLMAN are:
14. i. WILLIAM5 JEWEL, b. April 29, 1738, Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY.
ii. GEORGE JEWEL, b. 1736.
iii. ABRAHAM JEWEL, b. 1740.
iv. ISSAC JEWEL, b. 1745.
9. ABRAHAM4 JEWEL (GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1715 in Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY, and d. 1760.
He m. SARA BUCKHOUT, daughter of JAN BUCKHOUT and MARY BANKERT.
Notes for ABRAHAM JEWEL: GM "b. Philipsburgh about 1715, m. November 1, 1735 Sara (dau. of Jan) Buckhout,
resided in Philipsburgh, probably removed to Hopewell, Dutchess Co., about 1760"
Children of ABRAHAM JEWEL and SARA BUCKHOUT are:
i. ABIGAIL5 JEWEL, m. PETER WILLIAMS, 1756.
ii. ISAAC A. JEWEL, b. 1739. Notes for ISAAC A. JEWEL: (GM "enlisted under Capt. Verplank 1759")
iii. MARTHA JEWEL, b. 1743; m. RICHARD SOMS, 1769.
iv. JANE JEWEL, b. 1744.
v. AELTJE JEWEL, b. 1746.
vi. REBECCA JEWEL, b. 1748.
vii. ANNIE JEWEL, b. 1749; m. JOSIAH SECOR.
viii. ABRAHAM JEWEL, b. 1751.
ix. SARA JEWEL, b. 1753; m. JOHN VAN NOORSTRAND, 1775.
x. MARIA JEWEL, b. 1757; m. PETER VERMILYS.
10. ISAAC4 JEWEL (GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1717 in Philipsburg, Westchester Co. NY.
He m. REBECCA SOMS November 15, 1740 in Philipsburgh, Westchester Co, NY. (GM "b. Philipsburg (bp April 23, 1717)
m. November 15, 1740 Rebecca (dau. of Richard) Soms and removed to Hopewell about 1747.") Children of ISAAC JEWEL and REBECCA SOMS are:
i. MARTHA5 JEWEL, m. THOMAS TRAVIS, 1761.
ii. JACOB JEWEL, m. ANN WILLIAMS, 1766.
iii. RICHARD JEWEL, b. 1746.
iv. MARY JEWEL, b. 1753; m. ABRAHAM KING, 1766.
v. SARAH JEWEL, b. 1756; m. JOHN COMPTON, 1777.
11. JOHN4 JEWEL (GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. Bef. June 2, 1720 in Philipsburgh, Westchester Co., NY.
He m. ENGELTJE JURCKSE July 26, 1740 in Philipsburgh, NY. Notes for JOHN JEWEL: (GM "b. Philipsburg (bp June 21 1720) m. July 26, 1740 Engeltje (dau. of Harmen) Jurckse and removed to Hopewell about 1747, d. before 1761.")
Children of JOHN JEWEL and ENGELTJE JURCKSE are:
i. RACHEL5 JEWEL, b. 1742.
ii. JOHN JEWEL, b. 1744; m. (1) THEOPHILIA CONKLIN, 1764; m. (2) JANE MONTFORT, 1765.
15. iii. HARMEN JEWEL, b. 1746, Philipsburgh, Westchester, NY.
16. iv. GEORGE JEWEL, b. 1748, Hopewell, Dutchess Co., NY.
v. WILLIAM JEWEL, b. 1758.
Generation No. 5
12. JOHN5 JEWEL (WILLIAM4, GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. January 17, 1745/46 in Philipsburg,
Westchester Co. NY, and d. December 21, 1828 in Irvington, Westchester Co., NY. He m. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE
October 21, 1770. Notes for JOHN JEWEL: GM "b. Philipsburgh January 17, 1746 m. October 21, 1770 Elizabeth
(dau. of Thomas) Lawrence, step daughter of John Buckhout. He served in the Revolution in Captain Gabriel Requa's
company and was taken prisoner near Pine's Bridge in 1780 and confined for seven weeks in Sugar House Prison in NY.
He lived in Irvington on his grandfather Buckhout's farm which he bought from the Commissioners of Forfeitures in 1785.
He d. December 21, 1828." Children of JOHN JEWEL and ELIZABETH LAWRENCE are:
i. ELIZABETH6 JEWEL, b. February 26, 1779, Irvington, Westchester Co., NY; d. 1862; m.
JOHN STORMS.
17. ii. JOHN JEWEL, b. February 2, 1785, Irvington, Westchester Co., NY; d. May 2, 1851.
iii. MARIA JEWEL, b. May 1, 1771; d. young
iv. DEBORAH JEWEL, b. November 2, 1772; d. young
13. GEORGE5 JEWEL (WILLIAM4, GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1740. He m. HANNAH BUCKHOUT,
daughter of MATTHYS BUCKHOUT and ELIZABETH MARTINE. Notes for GEORGE JEWEL: GM b. Philipsburg 1740
(bp. Nov 9) m. Hannah (dau. of Mattys) Buckhout; resided in Philipsburg, removed to Yorktown before 1800. Enlisted in
Captain Buchanan's company. Approximately two other sons b 1784-90, b 1790-1800. Children of GEORGE JEWEL
and HANNAH BUCKHOUT are:
18. i. JOHN6 JEWEL, b. March 10, 1770, Philipsburgh, NY; d. Yorktown.
ii. ABRAHAM JEWEL, b. 1772; d. 1817.
iii. WILLIAM JEWEL, b. 1774.
iv. DANIEL JEWEL, b. August 26, 1776; m. LYDIA CHURCH.
v. ELIZABETH JEWEL, b. August 26, 1776.
vi. ISAAC JEWEL, b. October 2, 1780.
vii. MARY JEWEL, b. February 14, 1785.
viii. HANNAH JEWEL, b. October 15, 1790; m. SAMUEL DELAMETER.
ix. THOMAS L. JEWEL, b. June 12, 1792.
14. WILLIAM5 JEWEL (EUSTACE4, GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. April 29, 1738 in Philipsburg,
Westchester Co. NY. He m. ELIZABETH BUCKHOUT, daughter of PETER BUCKHOUT. Child of WILLIAM JEWEL
and ELIZABETH BUCKHOUT is:
i. ABRAHAM6 JEWEL, b. 1774.
15. HARMEN5 JEWEL (JOHN4, GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1746 in Philipsburgh, NY.
He m. ELIZABETH HILEKER September 21, 1765 in Hopewell, Dutchess Co., NY. (GM "b. Philipsburgh
probably in 1740 (bp. April 19, 1746) m. in Hopewell September 21, 1763 Elizabeth (dau. Henrick) Hileker,
resided in Hopewell".) Children of HARMEN JEWEL and ELIZABETH HILEKER are:
i. JOHN6 JEWEL, b. August 19, 1764; m. CATHERINE REYNDERS.
ii. ENGELTJE JEWEL, b. March 30, 1766.
iii. HENRY JEWEL, b. 1768; m. ELIZABETH VAN CLEEK.
iv. HARMEN JEWEL, b. March 7, 1770.
v. SARAH JEWEL, b. August 8, 1772.
vi. MARIA JEWEL, b. 1775; m. ISAAC D. VERMILYE, 1792.
vii. MARTHA JEWEL, b. 1778; m. DAVID DUTCHER, 1795.
viii. WILLIAM JEWEL, b. July 14, 1781.
ix. ELIZABETH JEWEL, b. July 1, 1783; m. THEODORUS FLOW, 1799.
16. GEORGE5 JEWEL (JOHN4, GEORGE3, WILLIAM2, GEORGE1) was b. 1748 in Hopewell, Dutchess Co., NY.
He m. LOUSA MONTFORT 1770. Children of GEORGE JEWEL and LOUSA MONTFORT are:
i. AELTJE6 JEWEL, b. 1771; m. JOHN VERMILYE, 1799.
ii. MARIA JEWEL, b. October 17, 1774.
iii. SARAH JEWEL, b. November 7, 1776.
iv. NANCY JEWEL, b. March 4, 1779.
v. LELITIA JEWEL, m. JOHN JONES, 1799.
vi. GEORGE JEWEL, b. July 29, 1784.
vii. JOHN JEWEL, b. August 2, 1789.
"The Harris Family of New Jersey" by Sarah J. (Harris) Keifer, published by Higginson, contains many early Jewells in New Jersey - I have not consulted this volume. Other John Jewells in NJ:
John Jewell, Jr. of Hunterdon m. 7 Nov 1769 Sarah Warford
John Jewell was a justice in Burlington in 1698 (ref.: "Burlington Court Book")
John Jewell served in Capt. Walton's Troop of the Light Dragoons of Monmouth, and in Capt. Hankinson's company, First Regiment of Monmouth, during the War for Independence
John Jewell was collector and surveyor at Bridlington in West Jersey 9 Sept 1697 (Ref. "West Jersey Records, Liber B, part 2")
John Jewell's will and inventory in Salem County are both dated 1726
For the culture of the mid-Atlantic colonies during his lifetime and beyond, see "Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America," David Hackett Fischer (NY: Oxford University Press, 1989), pp. 419-603.
_Giles LEACH ________+
| (1631 - 1705) m 1656
_John B. LEACH ______|_Anne NOKES _________
| (1665 - 1744) (1635 - 1705)
_Nehemiah LEACH _____|
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[17535] Lavinia and Lewis resided (per census reports) at Penobscot, ME in 1850, in Blue Hill, ME in 1860 and in Boston, MA after the War Between the States. Children: Salley M. (5 July 1840), Mercy Abigal (18 December 1841), Louise H. (10 June 1844), Freeman B. (17 Aug 1848, d. 22 May 1852), Lavinia F. (21 May 1852, d. 2 April 1853) and Louis Freeman (23 June 1858, d. 24 Aug 1902).
_John LEACH _________+
| (.... - 1845) m 1786
_Charles Nelson LEACH _____|_Mary SIMPSON _______
| (1818 - 1882) (1771 - 1845)
_Everett Edward LEACH _|
| (1861 - 1940) m 1888 |
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_Horace Monroe LEACH _|
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| (1868 - 1952) m 1888 |
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[55595] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 January 2024: "Bangor - Marcia M. Mower, a long-time member of the Bangor community, passed away peacefully on January 13, 2024, at the age of 73, surrounded by her loved ones. Born on September 6, 1950, in Castine, Maine, Marcia was the daughter of the late Willis and Adora Leach; and the sister of the late Everett Leach. Marcia graduated from Bucksport High School in 1968. She served in the United States Army as a helicopter medic in the 112th Med. Co. 2nd Flt. Plt. and as a medical specialist in the Army National Guard. She attended Beal College. Marcia started at the University of Maine at Augusta-Bangor in April 1970, and dedicated 45-plus years to supporting many students, faculty, and staff throughout that time. Marcia is survived by her loving adopted daughter, Shani Hardy and husband, Torrey Hardy. She was a cherished grandmother to Anthony Barlow and Kyla Kelly, wife of Dylan Kelly. Marcia took great joy in being a part of the lives of her great-grandchildren, Gabriella and Sadie Kelly; several cousins, and many special friends. Marcia had a passion for four-wheeling, snowmobiling, riding her Spyder, and hunting."
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| (1725 - 1806) m 1747
_William MACE _____________________|_Mary SAMSON _______________
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| |_Hannah Elizabeth ("Betsey") OBER _|_Hannah P. MUNROE __________
| (1765 - 1841) (1740 - 1795)
_Albert E. MACE _____|
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| | | |_Hannah Elizabeth ("Betsey") OBER _|_Hannah P. MUNROE __________
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| |_Dorinda M. HARPER ______|
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| |_Elizabeth ("Betsy") APPLETON _|
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| |_Hannah GOTT ______________________|_Hannah NORWOOD ____________
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| | |_Harriet KENNEY _______________|
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|_Grace S. WILLIAMS __|
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| _Nathaniel DUNN ____________
| | (1739 - 1823)
| _Samuel DUNN ______________________|_Mercy DYER ________________
| | (1778 - 1848) (1740 - 0818)
| _Samuel (Jr.) DUNN ____________|
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| | | _Andrew COBB _______________+
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| | |_Dorcas COBB ______________________|_Betsy IRISH _______________
| | (1783 - 1847) (.... - 1807)
|_Lucy Helen DUNN ________|
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| _John (Sr.) ARCHER _________+
| | (1752 - 1830) m 1778
| _John (Jr.) ARCHER ________________|_Elizabeth TUPPER __________
| | (1783 - 1861) m 1805 (1758 - 1830)
|_Julia Ann ARCHER _____________|
(1808 - 1882) m 1830 |
| _Samuel (Corson or) COLSON _+
| | m 1784
|_Lucy Willey COLSON _______________|_Susan WILLEY ______________
(1785 - 1884) m 1805 (1761 - 1853)
[31598] Iris (spelled Irus in the 1910 census) was a school teacher living with her father and step-mother in 1910 and was 25 years old. Her dates and marriage are from Find A Grave and require documentation.
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| | | _Henry J. BRINER ____|_Sarah HENRY ________
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[8242] living - details excluded
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[13175] In addition to John, Nicholas had the Rev. Edward Wykes of Tormarton, Glocestershire (had William, whose son William was a barrister and member of the Middle or Inner Temple at London) and Thomas Wykes (m. Margaret Wynter of Dyrham Park, Glocestershire, r. Doddington, had Nicholas [whose will is perhaps the document in file of AEM]). This information is from David Wicks (david@pots.demon.co.uk) 2/98 via Internet.