http://www.thepeerage.com/p11418.htm states: "Elisabeth Kontromanich was the daughter of Stephan II Kontromanich, Ban of Bosnia and Elisabeth Piast. She was born circa 1340. She married Louis I d'Anjou, King of Hungary and Poland, son of Charles II Robert d'Anjou, King of Hungary and Elisabeth of Poland, in 1353 at Cracow, Poland. She died in 1387 at Dalmatia, Yugoslavia, from drowning while imprisoned." When Louis I died, Elizabeth siezed both Poland and Hungary for her daughters. See the story of this family and its politics on the Web at http://www.ucalgary.ca/applied_history/tutor/endmiddle/eastern.html.
http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/womeninpower/Womeninpower1350.htm offers: "She became regent without difficulty after her husband's death, but the political elite was divided over who Maria should marry, She worked for a marriage between her daughter and Louis d'Orléans of France. The Polish nobles insisted that their ruler should reside permanently in their kingdom. At first Elisabeth considered taking up arms, but in March 1383 she accepted the accession of her younger daughter, Hedwig (Jadwiga) as Queen of Poland. In August 1384 some of the Hungarian nobles renounced their allegiance to her. She was under threat from both Sigismund of Luxembourg - whom her husband had designated as Maria's husband - and Carlos d'Anjou of Durazzo-Napoli, who was offered the Hungarian throne. Elisabeth was forced to abandon the idea of the French marriage and accepted that Maria married Sigismund, but it was too late in December 1385 Maria abdicated and Carlos became king, but in February the following year he was deposed, he was wounded and died. Elisabeth again seized the reigns of power and immediately rewarded those who had been loyal to her daughter. In April 1386, king Wenceslas of Bohemia brought Sigimund to Hungary, and by the Treaty of Györ the queens were forced to accept him as prince consort. A riot had broken out in Slavonia and Elisabeth thought that the presence of Maria would calm the situation. She was wrong, her small army was slaughtered, and the queens were imprisoned at the bishop of Zagreb's castle, and this marked her fall from power, and in January 1387 Elisabeth was strangled in her prison. Elisabeth was daughter of Stefan Kotromani?, Ban of Bosnia and El?bieta of Poland, and lived (ca.1340-87)."
[52801] The unverified file KCYV-HGR in familysearch.org in 2023 states he m. 24 April 1679 in Eastham Mary Paine (daughter of Thomas Rogers and Elizabeth Litchfield), widow of James Rogers (1648-1678).
Aufrick is kinswoman and heiress of king Magnus of Man, who made over her rights to Simon Montagu/Montacute (see the Complete Peerage under Montagu) - see http://www.rootsweb.com/~medieval/man.htm which refers to English English Genealogy by Anthony Wagner (2nd ed., Oxford, 1972), p. 79 and to an opposing view in Dictionary of National Biography (under Simon Montacute) which reports Aufrica was the daughter of a certain Fergus and "sister of O Orray, king of Man".
http://www.montaguemillennium.com offers:
According to most secondary sources on the Montacute family, Simon married Aufricia "of Man". Aufricia supposedly being the daughter of Fergus, King of Man, and mother of at least three of Simon's children, William, Simon and John. According to another secondary source, Simon married Aufricia, daughter of Fergus and sister of Orray, King of Man. Unfortunately, an examination of primary records and reliable secondary records of Mediaeval times indicates that there is no evidence at all that Simon married Aufrica and indeed, that she was not even the daughter of Fergus.
The earliest suggestion that Simon married Aufricia was in "Visitations of the North", a now lost manuscript from the late 1400's. The manuscript claimed that Simon Montagu married "Anfrike", daughter of Fergus of Galloway. However, it then goes on to confuse Simon's son, William, who married Elizabeth de Montfort, with a younger son, Simon.
"Complete Peerage", generally a fairly reliable source does mention Aufricia in connection with Simon, but mentions that Simon's wife, Isabel, was still alive in 1290, so effectively ruling out Aufrica as the mother of Simon's known children, who were all born before that date] It then goes on to state in a footnote that "it has been surmised that Simon married Aufrica, but no evidence of such a marriage has been found." According to CP, "In 1304, Aufrica de Connoght, heiress of the Isle of Man, quitclaimed all of her rights to Simon de Montague." Since this often happens as the result of a marriage, it is evident that some have made the obvious, but unsubstantiated assumption that they did marry.
To further confuse the issue, the ancestry of Aufricia, daughter of Fergus of Galloway, as given in "Visitations of the North" and many secondary Montacute sources is correct, however this Aufrica lived some 200 years before Simon de Montacute! It is evident that these sources have confused the Aufrica who was alive in Simon's time with her ancestor, Aufricia of Galloway. Aufricia of Galloway was in fact the great-grandmother of Magnus, who was possibly the father of the Aufrica who has been connected with Simon. Another Aufricia, daughter of Aufricia of Galloway and her husband, King Olaf of Man, married John de Courcey, and she has been suggested as the grandmother of "Simon's" Aufricia.
The last of the native Kings of Man was Magnus, who died in 1265. After his death, the title was given to the King of Scotland. In 1293, two "heiresses" made claim, Mary, daughter of Magnus' brother, Reginald, and Aufrica, on the 5th June, who'se relation to Magnus is uncertain. Aufricia had previously appealed to the King of Scotland. On "Thursday the vigils of the Annunciation of the blessed Mary the Virgin", Aufricia ceded her all herrights as heiress to Sir Simon de Montacute.
Nothing more is heard of Mary's claim, however in 1334, Edward III, king of England, "granted the island to William de Montacute, first Earl of Salisbury, in full possession, so that he became King of Man without having to pay homage to the English Monarch. Montacute's son sold the Island in 1392, including the crown, to William le Scrope, Earl of Wiltshire. So it would seem that Aufricia's claim had enough validity that it convinced the king and that her claim was stronger than Magnus' niece, suggesting she was the daughter of Magnus, King of Man. Naturally, by the time the decision had been made, both Simon and Aufricia were dead, in fact the title and land was granted to Simon's grandson, Simon's heir having also since died.
Between 1293 and 1305 Aufricia started to use the surname "de Connoght", which is suggestive that she had married in that time to a de Connoght (Connacht or Connaught), and not to Simon.
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It is clear from the above discussion that there is no substantiated evidence that Sir Simon de Montacute married Aufricia of Man, in fact such evidence as there is indicates that she likely married another. Why she assigned her claim to Man to Simon is a mystery - perhaps because he had helped her in her earlier attempts to gain her inheritance and as a Baron, he might have a better chance of succeding where she failed. It is possible that she did marry Simon and assigned the heirship to him, as was common practice, but if this was the case, her earlier husband had presumably died and the marriage to Simon would have occured after she assigned the rights to him (at the time she was still a de Connoght). If they did in fact marry, Aufricia could not have been the mother of Simon's children, all of whom were born before 1290, at which time his wife, Isobel, was still alive.
[8947] Francis (known as Frank) is son of John T. Evans (1860-1929) and Nancy Elizabeth Valentine (1862-1951). "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 28 July 1968," p. 6: "Frank A. Evans, a former Shelby resident, died yesterday in Mansfield at the Paramore Nursing Home after a short illness. Mr. Evans, a native of Paulding County, was a retired employe of the Ohio Seamless Tube Co. He had lived the past three years at the Richland County Home. Surviving are two sons, Harley of Mentor and James of Shelby; two daughters, Mrs. Gilbert Belsterli of Shelby and Mrs. John Burda of Willard; one brother, John of Texas; 23 grandchildren and a number of great-grandchildren."
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[48796] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 27 August 1984", p. 24: "Montville - Alden W. Hutchins, 71, of Route 220 died Aug. 26, 1984 at his home in Montville after a long illness. He was a partner in Hutchins Brothers Printing Co. of Montville, a selectman in Montville for many years, active in Belfast Tops Club and state king in 1974. He was a former member of Dirigo Grange in Freedom; past master of Unity Masonic Lodge No. 58 of Thorndike; Waldo Chapter No. 7, R.A.M.; King Solomon Council No. 1, R.S.M. and Palestine Commandry No. 14, Knights Templar, all of Belfast. He was past High Priest of St Georges Chapter No. 45 R.A.M. of Liberty. He was a World War II veteran and a recipient of the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He served with Company K, Maine National Guard in the Aleutian Islands. Surviving are his wife, Marguerite (Sampson) Hutchins of Montville; one son, Roderick Hutchins of Hampden; one daughter, Lois Zezima of Waterville; one sister, Alcadia Dean of Swanville; two grandchildren."
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[34199] This person is from the unverified Phillips Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Simon m. Mary Howe (1521-1585).
[9411] The unverified Brinernut file in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "John Albert Ramer was born on May 8, 1912, in Altoona, Pennsylvania. He married Bonnie Belle Briner on March 18, 1939. They had two children during their marriage. He died on December 27, 2006, in Newport, Pennsylvania, at the age of 94." "Al" is son of Robert Ramer. Al graduated at Juniata College, taught at Tressler Orpahn's Home where he had been raised, then taught history at the Carson Long Institute at New Bloomfield, and then taught at West Perry High School, and finally at Shippensburg State College where he retired. Ancestry.com offers: "Ramer Name Meaning - German: occupational name, perhaps for a dairy farmer, from Middle High German rom cream, or for a frame or loom-maker, from Middle High German ram(e) frame, loom. Possibly and altered spelling of German Römer (see Roemer)."
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[13957] Harlen [sic] with wife Margaret and daughter Catherine (age 10) was living in the household of his father, William (age 67, b. in PA) in Herndon, Northumberland Co., PA at the time of the 1940 federal census. He is "William Harlan Wolf" on his draft registration for World War I.
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[13174] The Visitation of Essex (1634) reports that John is eldest son of Henry and r. Stanton Wyke. He had a son, John, who resided at Magna Chew in 1634 per the Visitation of Essex, as well as Peter and Leonard (shown below).
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