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[6249] Find A Grave Memorial 0043176 stateds Edna was b. 21 June 1893 and d. 10 June 1988.
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[40780] Jesse is son of Phinehas Carlton (1772 - 1852) and Lovina Coburn (1774 - 1862).
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[39182] This person is from the unverified Dawson Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015. Find A Grave Memorial 32518803 offers: "His death occurred "from fatigue and cold taken in a snow storm" en route home (Northampton,MA) from Boston. Most sources indicate he died Sept 3, but I have also seen Nov 2 as a death date, which would make some more sense if the cause of his death was a snowstorm. His death is recorded in Windsor, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts on Sep 3, 1704. His first wife was Rebecca Cooper Clark, daughter of Thomas Cooper and Sarah Slye Cooper of Springfield, MA. His second wife was Mary Strong Clark. Son of William Clark and Sarah ____ Clark of Northampton."
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[25072] An unverified posting in One World Tree in Ancestry.com provides the information about this line and states Thomas m. (1) Margery (b. ca. 1540) and (2) Joan (b. 1542 in Great Dunmow, d. 25 Oct 1561 - mother of Robrt). "Genealogical and Personal Memoirs . . ., Vol. 3," William Richard Cutter (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1910), pp. 1417-1418 offers: "The records show that a coat-of-arms was granted in 1535 to Radus (Ralf, Raffe or Raufr) Emerson, of Foxton, county of Durham, England. No pedigree was registered with it. Thomas Emerson, who was born sometime about 1540, was a resident of Great Dumnow, in the county of Essex, England, where his three children are registered, namely: Robert, Joan and John. In 1509 the general muster of the county of Durham included forty-one Emersons, and it has been assumed that he was a son of Ralph, of Koxton, and he is presumed to be identical with Thomas, of Rum ford, county Essex. Seven miles from Great Dumnow is Bishop'sStortford. in the county of Herts. There is found a record of the marriage of Robert Emerson, on November 24, 15/8, to Susan Crabbe. He owned a field on the north quarter of the parish called Muggles Dale, and in earlier times Muffles Dane. Robert Emerson was buried at Bishop's-Stortford, January 6, 1620, and his widow. November 20, 1626, at the age of seventy years. Their children were: Alice, Margaret, Thomas, Ann, Robert and John. (I) Thomas Emerson, of Ipswich, Massachusetts, is recorded in the church wardens book of St. Michael's church, in 1630, as collector for the poor. His wife, Elizabeth (Brewster) Emerson, is supposed to have been a daughter of William Brewster, of Scrooby, and the famous elder of the Pilgrims, 1620. It has been proven that Major-General Dcnison. a close friend of Thomas, and mentioned in the latter's will, emigrated from Bishop's-Stortford. Thomas Emerson was probably born in Sedsfield parish, county of Durham, England, and died in Ipswich, Massachusetts, May i, 1666. He was baptized at Bishop's-Stortford, England, July 26, 1584, and was married July i, 1611, in that parish to Elizabeth Brewster. Their children as recorded in St. Michael's Church at Bishop'sStortford were: Robert, Benjamin, Ralph, James, Joseph, Elizabeth, John, Thomas, Nathaniel and Susan. Tradition says that they came from England in the ship "Elizabeth Ann,'' in 1635. He was at Ipswich, Massachusetts, as early as 1638, when eighty acres of land was granted to him. In the same year he received a deed of one hundred and twenty acres from Samuel Greenfield, a weaver of Ipswich, and this was the Turkey Shore farm, which remained in the family for generations. He is mentioned as a commoner in 1641, and in 1646 was one of the "seven men," equivalent to the present selectmen. He was the possessor of considerable property and the records show that he received damages from the town for the loss of a yoke of oxen that backed off a bridge. The inventory of his estate amounted to two hundred and twentyfive pounds three shillings. The records of England show that the family was nonconformist, and they probably found difficulty in getting out of England. The reference to Thomas Emerson as a baker in the Massachusetts records probably arises from the fact that he assumed the character of an artisan in order to make his removal from England less difficult. (II) Robert Emerson, of Rowley, Massachusetts, is believed by good authorities to have been the eldest child of Thomas and Elizabeth (Brewster) Emerson, who was baptized May 24, 1612, at Bishop's-Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. He was probably a resident of Bishop's-Stortford in' 1642. He was in Rowley, Massachusetts, as early as 1655, and took the oath of fidelity there in 1671, and removed to Haverhill, Massachusetts, where he was made freeman April 9, 1678. He subscribed to the oath of fidelity in 1671, and in 1672 received from the town compensation for the care of an orphan child. Before 1675 he had a house there. He died June 25, 1694. He married, October 22, 1635, Elizabeth Grave, of Bishop's-Stortford, England, and she was buried there June 22, 1636. His second wife was named Frances, and he married (third) November 4, 1658, Ann Grant, of Rowley, who was drowned July 28.. 1718. His children were: Elizabeth, born in England, 1637, Thomas, Joseph, Ephraim, Stephen, Benjamin and Lydia. The elder son was killed by the Indians, with his wife and children, March 15, 1697."
[54349] Rudy is daughter of John A. Emmons (1868-1900) & Lela C Smith Jackson (1867-1937).
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[60906] The unverified file K8CW-MHM in familysearch.org offers: "Sarah Gilman was born about 1704, in Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States. She married Benjamin E Hilton about 1730, in New Hampshire, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 2 daughters. She died about 1768, in Exeter, New Hampshire, British Colonial America, at the age of 66."
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Listed as a child of Sir Roger and Elizabeth in a Web page, 2003: http://www.e-familytree.net/f4212.htm#f77205 - which also gives the line of descent. This line is not verified and is perhaps confused with the earlier Humphrey. In 2018 the unverified file in http://gaskellfamily.com/himphreykynaston1468.htm offers: " Humphrey of Myddle Castle and Morton Manor, Shropshire was born c.1468 and married, firstly Mariona ap Griffith, daughter of Willimus ap Griffith ap Robin. They had a two children: Edwardus Kynaston who died young; Isabella Kynaston who married Johannes Trenor of Oswaldestre (Oswestry), Shropshire. Humphrey secondly married Isabella (Ysabella) verch Meredith ap Howell ap Morrice de Oswaldestre daughter of Maredudd ap Hywel ap Maurice of Glascoed and Thomasina Ireland of Wrexham, Denbighshire. A Ralph Ireland was a witness to Humphreys will. Maredudd ap Hywel was then son of Hywel ap Morus and Magred Ferch Hywel, the daughter of Hywel ap Ieuan, Thomasina Ireland was the daughter of Richard Ireland and Tibot Salter, the daughter of Roger Salter. Humphrey and Elizabeth had the following children: Margaretta Kynaston who was borne c, 1515 and she married Johannes ap Iuan ap Owen and they had a son, Humphrey Wynn; Edwardus Kynaston who was borne about 1517. He was the second son and heir. He was of Horley (Hordley) and he married, firstly, Margaretta Kynaston, daughter of Humfridus Kynaston of Stokes, Shropshire on 24th June 1550 . . . Secondly, Edward married Margaretta Lloyd, daughter of Edwardus Lloyd of Llanemayne . . . .
Gough, the antiquarian, whose knowledge of the history of Myddle is undisputed, wrote of Humphrey at this time: "who from his dissolute and notorious manner of life was named The Wild. At the Assizes held at Stretton on December 20th 1491, it was alleged that Humphrey was concerned with others, in the murder of John Hughes at Stretton. Evidence was given that on the day of the murder, Humphrey Kynaston, Thomas Kynaston, and Robert Hopton who were out riding together, came upon John Hughes. Humphrey struck him on the right side of the breast with a lance thus killing him. Whereupon Thomas Kynaston then lifted his sword and struck Hughes on the left side of head, while Hopton struck him with a bill on the calf of the left leg. A verdict of " Wilful murder" was returned on all three men. It transpired that this event and the enormous debts he had contracted by his imprudent activities finally led him to flee from Myddle Castle, which he had allowed to fall into ruins, and to take shelter in a cave in the west point of Nesscliffe Rock, called to this day Kynaston's Cave. Kynaston's cave in Nesscliffe. He was declared an Outlaw by Henry VII in 1491. This cave is spacious and even comfortable, being divided into two rooms by a strong pillar of the rock. One of these apartments was the stall of the outlaw's celebrated horse, which some to this day, believe to have been the devil. This horse was often turned to graze in the neighbouring fields, and would instantly ascend the steps of the cave when his master whistled. In all his deprecatory adventures Humphrey seems to have a regard for some sort of justice, for what he took from the rich he gave freely to the poor, by whom he was much beloved. Most of the adventures ascribed to him, whether probable or improbable, seem to have been more dictated by whim than a desire to plunder. He had a plentiful supply of hay, corn, and other necessaries from the people around, the rich paying him tribute through fear, and the poor from gratitude." He was pardoned his crimes by Henry VIII on 20th May 1517. At one point, Humphrey was Constable of Myddle Castle. "Among the banners of those who entered France 16 June 1513 occurs Shrop. - Homffray Kynaston and Thomas Trentham a C men wyth owtten Standert ' This is recorded in the 1623 Visitation and probably led to Humphreys pardon. Humphreys will was dated 1st May 1534 and proved on 26th January 1534/35. He left all his land and tenements in England and Wales to his eldest son, Edward, with the exception of the demesne of Knockyn, which was enfeoffed to his younger son, Roger, and wife. Many other relatives are mentioned in the will. All the above data comes from the 1623 Visitation to Shropshire, recorded by John Kynaston, eldest son of Edward Kynaston and Katherine Lloyd."
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[12119] Hawise, dead in 1243, received as maritagium the manor of Streatley, Berkshire from her half-brothers, William de Mandeville, Earl of Essex. http://www.thepeerage.com calls her Hawise Fleming and states she is daughter of William Fleming.
[20497] William emigrated to America from Liverpool, England with his parents about 1873 to Rhode Island. He was a brickmaker in Jacksonville, FL and an Episcopalian. He is son of Thomas Cartrell Platt and Catherine Jones.
[61459] George served in the Mexican border war. The unverified file M6LS-SSJ in familysearch.org offers: "When George W. Turner was born on 23 April 1848, in Charleston, Penobscot, Maine, United States, his father, James F Turner, was 32 and his mother, Rosilla J. Goss, was 26. He married Abbie Ella Orcutt on 27 February 1872. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 4 daughters. He lived in Dexter, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1900 and Willimantic, Piscataquis, Maine, United States in 1910. He died on 15 July 1921, in Monson, Piscataquis, Maine, United States, at the age of 73, and was buried in Willimantic, Piscataquis, Maine, United States."
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[30348] John m. 20 Oct 1715 Mary Allen and had Jeremiah (b. 11 Jan 1716) and John m. (2) 20 Nov 1718 Elizabeth Green, mother of John.