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[45505] Find A Grave memorial 11443665 offers: "Came to the colonies in 1635 and settled in Braintree, MA. In 1658 he moved his family to Chelmsford, Middlesex, MA and purchased a house on Robin's Hill. Died in 1668 and presumed to buried on the property."
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[40787] The unverified Churchill Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Edith Bond was born in 1519 in Dorset, the child of William. She lost her father when she was only 11. . . ."
[4953] "Peeps into Picardy," Fifth Edition, W. D. Craufurd and E. & E. A. Manton (London: 1919), pp. 36-37: "According to Lambert d'Ardres there stood in the year 1,000, in the midst of the vast prairie of pasturage, probably some halfleague from the present site of the town, a large solitary chateau called 'Selvesse.' This ancient fortified chateau came into the possession of a young lady called Adela, a descendant of the Seigneurs of Bourbourg, and with the chateau, all the lands and domains around it. ...Now Eustace, Count of Guines, Lord-paramount of Artois and Picardy, asked the hand of the heiress of Selvesse in marriage, but the Bishop of Therouanne, her uncle, had assigned all her possessions to the church of Therouanne, placing his niece under the Church's special protection. After having secured her property and thwarted the Count of Guines, the bishop brought about an alliance for her with the Chatelain of Furne, who for his piety was created a peer, though he died soon after leaving two daughters named Adela and Adelis - the former marrying Eustace de Fiennes, the father of the founder of the Abbey of Beaulieu. After the death of her first husband the heiress of Selvesse married Arnold, brother to the Chatelain of Bergue, to whom the town of Ardres is indebted for its foundation. His first care was to erect a strongly fortified castle built in the form of a labyrinth, that he named 'La Motte d'Ardres.' He then began the parish church, dedicated it to St. Omer, within which eventually the founder and his wife were buried. This church still exists, and is now hemmed in by rather tumbled-down cottages, some of them being almost built into the edifice."
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[37700] The unverified Hutchins Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 provides this person and states he served during the War Between the States.
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Reference: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9211/LITTLFLD.htm. "Maine Probate Abstracts, Vol. 1, 1637-1775," (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1991), page 64: "Capt. John Littlefield, of Wells. Est. div (2.2/73). F11828. Agreement of & Oct. 1701 bet Patience Littlefield, wid, of Capt. John Littlefield of Wells, decd int, Josiah Littlefield, Eliab Littlefield, for himself & as atty for Lidden (Lydia) Stover, d of Capt. John Littlefield, Samuel Webber, for Himself & his w Deborah, another d, Matthew Austin, for himself & his w Mary, another d. William Webb, for himself & his w Charity, another d; Josiah Winn, for himself and & his w Liddia [sic], a gd & only c of John Littlefield, decd, eld s of Capt. John Littlefield, Edward Beale, for himself and his w Elizabeth, another d of Capt. John Littlefield, Joanna Litttlefield, wid, and d-in-l of Capt. John Littlefield, Mercy Lufkin, wid, another d, & James Webber, for himself and his w Patience, another d, divinging the est of Capt. John Littlefield [a detailed div followed]; allowed, 7 Oct. 1701. est div incl land & marsh on the house side of the river, dwelling house, saw mill & our houses divided; 1/2 to wid ["our mother"], for life, plus use of W end of dwelling with milk house & garden; other 2/3 equally dividied among chn, with exceptions. Mentions also marsh & thatch on beach side of river, & misc lots of marsh & land."
A file in Ancestry.com offers: The following article was written about Captain John Littlefield, son of Edmund Littlefield in the book Genealogical And Family History of the State of Maine, Vol. 1; compiled under the editorial supervision of George Thomas Little; Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York, 1909. This book has been digitized by Google and can be found at http://books.google.com.
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(II) Captain John, son of Edmund Littlefield, was born about 1625-30. He took the oath of allegiance in 1680 and lived in Wells. He had a grant of land with his brother-in-law John Wakefield in 1641 from John Cleaves at the mouth of the Mousam River, where he made his home. He deeded to Francis Littlefield Sr., his brother, half the timber and mill at Ogunquit Upper Falls, December 23, 1669; also land to Josiah Littlefield, August 8, 1690. He died in Wells, February 9, 1696-97, and his widow Patience administered the estate. He was called "Sen." in 1669 and afterward. Children, born at Wells: 1. John, eldest son, married Mehitable ___________; died 1690. 2. Josiah, married Lydia _________ and Elisabeth ________. 3. Eliab, mentioned below. 4. Son, died before 1701, leaving widow Joanna, and daugher Joanna. 5. Lydia, married _______ Storer. 6. Deborah, married Samuel Webber. 7. Mary, married Matthew Austin. 8. Charity, married William Webb. 9. Elizabeth, married Edward Beal. 10. Mercy, married ______ Luffkin. 11. Patience, married James Webber.
(III) Eliab, son of John Littlefield, was born about 1660-1670. He settled in Manchester, Massachusetts, probably on account of the Indian wars. He inherited much property at Wells. He deeded, November 6, 1712, land grant of two hundred acres for building a mill at the falls and the remains of the mill which had been burned to John Cousins. Jonathan Hammon, Samuel Wheelwright and John Bullard were his partners in the mill grant and ownership. He sold land at Wells to Zachariah Goodale, of Wells, June 15, 1715; also land formerly owned by John Wells (his father) to George Jacobs, of York, January 18, 1715-16; also the land on the northeast side of Cape Porpoise known as Barrot's farm on Millers creek, December 26, 1715, to Thomas Perkins of Topsfield, Massachusetts; also land formerly owned by Henry Scratts, to whom it was granted March 28, 1699, to Willaim Sayer, of Wells, January 19, 1715. Administration granted son-in-law Joseph Leach, of Manchester, April 16, 1717, and the estate was divided December, 1718. Children, the first five of whom were born at Wells: 1. Eliab, born October 23, 1697, mentioned below. 2. Patience, August 17, 1699, married Joseph Leach. 3. Rachel, January 31, 1700-01, died at Wells, January 3, 1701-02. 4. Deborah, April 25, 1702. 5. Rachel, January 19, 1704-05. 6. Eliza. 7. Abigail. 8. Sibyl. 9. Lovey. The last four shared in the partition of the father's estate.
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[19126] "The New Bloomfield Times [New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania], 24 February 1880," p. 5: "Mrs. McKeehan, relict of Capt. John McKeehan, late of Centre twp., was taken with a paralytic stroke on Friday night and died on Saturday evening, This is the second attack she has had and for some time the old lady has been quite feeble."
[38197] Floyd was a U. S. Navy Captain serving with valor during World War II.
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[53938] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 February 1995, p. 13: "Brewer and Millinocket - Gordon E. Somers, 64, died Feb. 15, 1995 at a Bangor health care facility. He was born in Bangor April 6, 1930. the son of Gordon R. and Marion T. (Daley) Somers. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was employed with the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad for more than 40 years. Gordon was a former member and president of the Millinocket Jaycees and he served on the Board of Voter Registration in Millinocket for several years. Surviving are two daughters, Patricia and her husband, Arnold Madore of Millinocket, Daryl and her husband, Peter Emerson of Auburn, Wash.; two son,s Scott and his wife, Jill Somers of Millinocket, Martin and his wife, Karen Somers of Eddington; his former wife of 33 yearsl Joyce Somers of Brewer; 10 grandchildren, two brothers, David of New Jersey and James of Newburgh; two sisters, Tretha and Sandra, both of Connecticut; several nieces and nephews,"
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[6147] See "Royals and Nobles: A Genealogist's Tool," Charles Raymond Dillon (iUniverse, 2002; ISBN 0595259383, 9780595259380), p. 118.
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[54254] The unverified file LJ56-PJ6 in familysearch.org provides this line and offers: "When Carolyn G. Strout was born on 9 April 1914, in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, United States, her father, Russell Alger Strout, was 23 and her mother, Lavonia Frances Worcester, was 21. She married Roger William Leighton on 22 February 1932, in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, United States. She lived in Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine, United States in 1940. In 1940, at the age of 26, her occupation is listed as servant beam household in Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine, United States. She died on 5 July 1981, in Waterville, Kennebec, Maine, United States, at the age of 67, and was buried in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, United States." Carolyn filed for divorce in Washington Co., ME in 1938 claiming "Utter Dessertion". Carolyn G. Strout was recorded in the 1940 federal census under the name, Carolyn G. Leighton (age 25), working as a servant in Stockton Springs, Maine under the household of Earnest Beam, his wife and children. Carolyn m. 28 February 1943 in Watervile, Kennebec Co., ME Sidney Baker Wilder (1919-1986).
[12043] The 1870 federal census lists Alice in the household of Isaac Walker (age 39, b. in OH) and wife Roxanna (age 33, b. in OH). The 1880 federal census lists the family in Vermillion Twp., Ashland Co., OH.
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[23887] AKA Johan Mathias Wenrich, Matthias is from the Wenrich history at http://www.wenrich.net/history/other/Pwen.html which reports he "m. Judith. Mathias took naturalization oath in 1744 and the Oath of Allegiance in 1777. Seven of his children were baptized at the Little Tulpehocken Church west of Bernville. He deeded part of the homestead to Mathias II in 1774 and moved to Tulpehocken." This history also presents his will and his children.
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