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[7923] Bertha m. Ray Earl Laser (d. 26 Feb 1963) - they had no children.
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http://www.daytonhistorybooks.com/page/page/1606705.htm offers: "REV. JAMES ROWLAND HUGHES, [pages 294-295] the venerable pastor of the Memorial Presbyterian church of Dayton, Ohio, is a native of Darlington, Beaver county, Pa., and was born March 17, 1819. His father, Rev. Thomas Edgar Hughes, was born in Washington county, Pa., April 7, 1769, and on May 2, 1799, married Mary Donahey, also a native of that county, born August 22, 1770, and of Scotch-Irish descent. The Hughes family was probably established in America by William Hughes, who was born in Wales in 1728, was an early settler in Pennsylvania, and died at the patriarchal age of 100 years. His son, Rowland, grandfather of Rev. James R., was a tanner by occupation, and passed nearly his whole life in York county, Pa. The children born to Rev. Thomas E. Hughes and wife were ten in number, of whom a brief mention is made as follows: John D., the eldest, born July 27, 1800, was a minister of the Presbyterian church of northern Ohio, where he passed his life and died March 3, 1870; William, born May 28, 1802, was also a Presbyterian minister, and died July 1, 1880; Watson, born September 7, 1804, was likewise reared to the ministry of the Presbyterian church, and died March 25, 1870; Anne, born October 8, 1806, became the wife of Rev. Samuel A. McLean, a Presbyterian minister, and died near Chillicothe, Ohio, leaving a large family; Eliza was born September 16, 1808, was married to William McKee, a merchant, and died at mature years in Mount Pleasant, Jefferson county, Ohio; Joseph, born August 16, 1810, was called away at the early age of fifteen years; Mary Barr, born August 13, 1812, became the wife of Samuel Wells, and at her death left several children; Robert Smiley, born December 29, 1814, was a farmer of Iowa, in which state he died, after middle life; Thomas, born July 14, 1816, also a farmer, died in Fairfield, Iowa, June 28, 1879; Rev. James R., the youngest, it will be perceived, being the only survivor of this large family. The father of these children was called to his final rest May 2, 1838, his widow surviving him until February 23, 1852.
Rev. James Rowland Hughes received his elementary education in his native town of Darlington, and later became a student in Washington (now Washington and Jefferson) college, at Washington, Pa., where he attended a full course in the classics. Having in the beginning determined to make the ministry his life work, he immediately after his graduation entered Western Theological seminary, at Allegheny City, Pa., completing the course in 1848, when he began his career as a minister of the gospel. The first eighteen months of his ministerial life he served as a representative of the Presbyterian board of education, and traveled in central and western Pennsylvania in the interest of the board; in 1850, he was installed pastor of the Rehobeth church near Belle Vernon, Pa., of which he had charge for fully fifteen years. Toward the end of his pastorate he became principal, in 1864, of a young ladies' seminary at Blairsville, Pa., where he taught the senior class, in conjunction with his ministerial duties, for nearly three years, when he was reluctantly compelled to sever his relations with the seminary by reason of the protracted illness and death of his wife. In 1869 Mr. Hughes came to Ohio, and was in the same year installed pastor of the East Presbyterian church of Dayton. The name of this church has since been changed to the Memorial, of which he is still the pastor; and that he has been a vigorous, capable and efficient pastor is evidenced by the fact that during this long period he has not lost more than seven weeks of service, through sickness or any other bodily or mental disability.
The marriage of Rev. James Rowland Hughes took place October 16, 1851, to Miss Ann Caroline Stewart, a native of Huntingdon county, Pa., born March 8, 1828, and whose death occurred at Blairsville, Pa., May 16, 1869. The children born to Mr. and Mrs. Hughes are Mary Wilson, who married James Caldwell, and now resides in Urbana, Ohio; Catherine Walker, who died in infancy; Elizabeth Walker, who is now the companion of her father; Sarah Stewart, who is the wife of Charles J. McKee, of Dayton; Fannie Speer, born April 6, 1863, and who died July 5, 1866; and James Rowland, who married Miss Eva Kenaga, of Urbana, where he now resides. These children were all born in the parsonage of the Rehobeth church, near Belle Vernon, Pa.
Rev. Thomas E. Hughes, father of James R., was the founder of Greersburg academy, one of the earliest educational institutions of western Pennsylvania. In this academy some afterward very distinguished men received their early training, and among these may be noted the names of Rev. Robert Dilworth, D. D., the eminent minister and reformer; Gen. John W. Geary, ex-governor of Pennsylvania and renowned as a Union soldier; William H. McGuffey, D. D., of school-book fame, and one of Ohio's most successful educators, and also John Brown (Ossawatomie), the anti-slavery agitator, of Harper's Ferry fame, who was a recognized member of the Hughes family for several years.
The long residence of Rev. J. R. Hughes in Dayton has made his name a household word, and he is thoroughly identified with the religious and educational interests of the city. In politics he was formerly a whig, as was his father, but since the organization of the republican party he has sustained it with unabated zeal. He is also a strong and earnest advocate of prohibition as the principal auxiliary of temperance, and has devoted all his long life to the promotion of morality by every means within his power.
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[52161] For this line of descent, see the unverified file K26N-75X in familysearch.org.
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[28736] See "Historical Sketch of the Loring Family: Those Who Were Early Residents of North Yarmouth, Maine," the Rev. Amasa Loring, Old Times in North Yarmouth, Maine, No. 3, Vol. 6. However, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~decann/genealogy/master/b579.htm states "Mary Loring was born on 23 Oct 1763 in Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. She died in 1856. Parents: Solomon Loring and Alice Hersey."
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[5592] "A History of Wales," John Davies (1993), p. 98: "From 986 to 999 Maredudd, the grandson of Hywel, succeeded in recreating the kingdom of his grandfather, but the years of his supremacy were troubled ones. The attacks of the Northmen recommenced...." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maredudd_ab_Owain offers: "Maredudd ab Owain (ap Hywel Dda) (died 999) was a King of Deheubarth, and through conquest also of Gwynedd and Powys, kingdoms in medieval Wales. Maredudd was the grandson of Hywel Dda. His father, Owain ap Hywel Dda, was king of Deheubarth. As Owain grew too old to lead in battle his son Maredudd took his place, and in 986 captured Gwynedd from Cadwallon ab Ieuaf. On Owain's death in 988 Maredudd also became ruler of Deheubarth. He may have controlled all Wales apart from Gwent and Morgannwg. He is recorded as raiding Mercian settlements on the borders of Radnor and as paying a ransom of one penny a head to rescue some of his subjects who had been taken captive in Viking raids. Danish raids were a constant problem during Maredudd's reign. In 987 Godfrey Haroldson raided Anglesey, killing one thousand and carrying away two thousand as captives. Maredudd died in 999 and was described by the annalists as 'the most famous king of the Britons'. Following his death, the throne of Gwynedd was recovered for the line of Idwal Foel by Cynan ap Hywel." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maredudd_ab_Owain.
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[38671] This person is from the unverified Schott Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015."News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 19 Juy 1925," p. 31: "Raymond V. Smith, aged 35 years, son of Mr and Mrs. Reuben Smth, died Tuesday morning after a short illness. He is survived his wife, Lulu Smith, his parents, and four brothers, Ephraim of Cleveland, Floyd of Columbus, Eugene of Ft. Wayne and Paul of Chicago."
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| |_Marguerite DE BAUX ____________________|_Philippine DE VINTIMILLE __________
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| _Sir Henry ("Hotspur") PERCY _______+
| | (1364 - 1403) m 1379
| _Sir Henry PERCY _______________________|_Elizabeth MORTIMER ________________
| | (1393 - 1455) m 1414 (1371 - 1417)
| _Henry PERCY ____________________|
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| | | _Ralph NEVILLE _____________________+
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| | |_Eleanor NEVILLE _______________________|_Joan BEAUFORT _____________________
| | (1398 - 1472) m 1414 (1379 - 1440)
| _Henry PERCY ________________________|
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| | | _Richard POYNINGS ______________________|_Elizabeth (Eleanor? Isabel?) GREY _
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| | |_Eleanor POYNINGS _______________|
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| | | _Sir John BERKELEY _________________+
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| | |_Alainore BERKELEY _____________________|_Elizabeth BETTERSHORNE ____________
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|_Eleanor PERCY ______|
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| _William HERBERT ________________|
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| | | _Dafyyd "Gam" ap LLEWELYN __________+
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| | |_Gwladus verch DAFYYD __________________|____________________________________
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[11552] "Henry, the son of the last duke, was granted by the Crown some of his father's manors for his support, and, espousing the Protestant cause (though married to a daughter of Margaret, countess of Salisbury and sister of Cardinal Pole), was restored in blood on Edward VI's accession and declared Lord Stafford, a new creation, by act of parliament. His second son, Thomas, eventually assumed the royal arms..." and was executed for treason. See Alison Weir, "Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Genealogy" (London: The Bodley Head, 1999), page 136; Charles Mosley, editor, "Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition," (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage [Genealogical Books] Ltd, 1999), volume 1, page 16.
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| _William DEBECK _________
| | (1803 - 1869) m 1828
| _Moses A. DEBECK ____|_Hepsibeth STAPLES ______
| | (1832 - 1862) m 1854 (1810 - 1897)
|_Evangeline Susan DEBECK _|
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| _John H. FOWLES _________+
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|_Susan FOWLES _______|_Julia Ann Colson MCCOY _
(1829 - 1908) m 1854 (1800 - ....)
[60872] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 6 November 2025: "Medway, Maine - Mike's three girls' hearts were shattered on Saturday, October 25, 2025, with the unexpected death of our father. Although we are devastated, we understand that our loss is Marlene's gain. Michael Rand Stanley was born in Medway, Maine, on April 25, 1948, in the middle of the pack to Carroll and Emma (Lee) Stanley's large family. Mike was born with an inherent gift to gab. He had the ability to talk to anyone and made friends no matter where he went. As his daughters, he shared his knowledge with us about your grandmothers, your ailments, and who has dirty windows. ('You can tell a lot about a person by looking at their yard or in their car.' - Mike) Mike was genuinely curious about the new people he met, and if he already knew you and asked how you were doing, he genuinely meant it. Mike was a graduate of Schenck High School, class of 1967, where he was voted 'Best Dressed'. This must have been a title he took great pride in, as he loved to boast that he never owned a pair of jeans. He loved to look nice no matter where he went and also was quick to compliment others who looked nice as well. If you wore pajama pants to Walmart, don't feel left out, we heard about you too. After graduating high school, Mike went to Presque Isle to attend NMVTI where he graduated in 1969 from the automotive service program. Our father could still tell you the full names and hometowns of the people he went to college with. Recently, it brought him great joy to attend his grandson's graduation from the same school. After graduating college, he went to work full-time at Great Northern Paper Company, where he remained until his retirement. He was well-known for keeping meticulous maintenance logs and for an insistence that equipment be kept clean. One of his favorite projects was working with the crew on Weldon Dam and he would say 'My official notes on the dam are right here.' as he pointed to his temple. Michael met Marlene ('Min' as he called her) on Halloween night, 1970. They were engaged within seven weeks and married six months later. At that time, he loved going to Osgood's and buying Marlene nice work clothes. Soon after marrying, they started their family. They were blessed with three baby girls within seven years. Mike was very proud of the families that his daughters created. We had many life lessons since he made sure to prepare us. When we were young, each year he took the girls, along with a compact mirror, to check the chimney for creosote 'in case you marry a drone who doesn't know how to do anything.' On occasion, he would need to remind his sons-in-law that he had raised his girls to be independent. He would tell them to watch out when they got 'Marlene's eyes.' Along with inheriting their mother's eyes, he never hesitated to let people know that his girls were bossy like their mother. Mike is survived by his three daughters, Randa, Leslie, and Karen; his sons-in-law, BJ, Mike and Brian; his grandchildren, McKenna, Kylie (Sean), Andrew (Sha-Lynn), Devon, Nathan and Breann; his great-grandsons, Waylon and Thomas; and many granddogs that he wanted away from the table. He is survived by his siblings, Honey (Bob), Sherry (Merle), Tom (Lillian), Joe (Laurie), Cindy (David), Greg (Karen); sisters-in-law, Linda (Clint) and Kathy. Uncle Mike was a favorite amongst his numerous nieces and nephews; he loved you all. Mike was predeceased by the love of his life, Marlene; parents, Carroll and Emma; brothers, Jeff, Fred, and Jimmy; and sister, Paulette. He was also predeceased by his mother and father-in-law, Lil and Nelson Levesque. Mike loved Marlene's family as his own. For the past few years he had a full social calendar. Dressed in his polished cowboy boots, ironed button-down shirt, with travel hairbrush in hand, he attended countless jams in the local area every week with his favorite dance partner, Susan Savage. We will greatly miss being able to call him for the know-how or advice we are looking for. His knowledge had no bounds. We cannot begin to count the number of times that his girls told their husbands to 'call Dad.'"