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"Descendants of Thomas Boylston, Jr." at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/a/t/Margaret-R-Bates offers: "From 'The Boydstun-Boydston Family' by Gladys Domonoske, p. 228:
"Mary Frances Boydstun crossed the plains to the Willamette Valley with her parents in 1853, being then only 14 years old. She married Cornelius Gooding White when she was just past 16 years old. He crossed the plains to Oregon in 1852 in an emigrant train. They were married in Linn County, Oregon in 1855 and settled first in Umatilla County, Oregon, but later sold their place and bought 200 acres near Crescent City on the Smith River in California, which was stocked with cattle and hogs.
"A heavy rain caused the river to flood and their log cabin was flooded knee deep so they went to the new barn for shelter and were there for 3 days and nights without food. Their cows and hogs were swept away into the sea, but an Indian came in a canoe and rescued them, throwing a paddle to Cornelius to grab so he could pull the canoe to the barn for them to get into it.
"They lived at Smith River until 1862 and then moved back to Umatilla County, Oregon, where in 1870 they sold their ranch and took a squatter's claim on Butter Creek, about 15 miles from Pilot Rock, Oregon. A neighbor made a trip to the Palouse River country in Washington and came back with fine reports of the advantages there, so the White family made the trip also, to see for themselves. They liked so much they stayed and were among the pioneer families of Colfax, Washington. Cornelius White died in 1891 and Mary Frances died September 17, 1922."
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[11807] "George was the illegitimate son of William, Earl of Douglas by his first cousin, the Countess of Angus and Mar. He inherited his mother's title and possessions in 1389 making him the 1st Earl of Angus." - see web site http://www.douglashistory.com/history/red/red_home.htm and refer to "The Complete Peerage," vol. IV, pp. 430-432 and vol. I, p.154-5. Cf. http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/families/angus_douglases.htm which reports: "ROBERT DE UMFRAVILLE, the son and successor of Earl Gilbert, was appointed Joint Guardian of Scotland by Edward II. in 1308, and was forfeited by King Robert Bruce for his adherence to the English interests. The earldom was then bestowed upon Sir John Stewart, of Bonkil, who was descended from the second son of Alexander, High Steward of Scotland. On the death of Thomas, third Earl of Angus of the Stewart family, in 1377, without issue, the title devolved on his sister, Lady Margaret. She resigned it in 1389, and King Robert II. then granted the earldom of Angus, with the lordships of Abernethy, in Perthshire, and of Bonkil, in Berwickshire, to George Douglas, her illegitimate son by William, the first Earl of Douglas, her brother-in-law. GEORGE DOUGLAS, first Earl of Angus of the Douglas family, married the second daughter of Robert IlI., was taken prisoner at the Battle of Homildon, in 1402, and died the same year in England of the plague. There was nothing worthy of special notice in the career of his two immediate successors. On the death of James, the third Earl, without issue, the title and estates devolved upon . . . GEORGE DOUGLAS, second son of the second Earl, who filled several important offices, and commanded the royal forces in the contest with the Earl of Douglas, whose lands and lordship of Douglas he obtained on the forfeiture of that formidable and turbulent noble. The Earl, who had a high military reputation, held the office of Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom after the death of James II. He died in 1462. He performed a brilliant exploit during the Wars of the Roses, in bringing off the French garrison from Alnwick under the eyes of the Yorkists. His son, ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, fifth Earl of Angus, became the most powerful nobleman in the kingdom, and was commonly called the Great Earl. He was only fourteen years of age when he succeeded his father." In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SCOTTISH%20NOBILITY.htm offers: "George Douglas, illegitimate son of William Douglas 1st Earl of Douglas & his mistress Margaret Stewart Ctss of Angus ([1378 or before]-1402). He was created Earl of Angus. - m (contract 24 May 1397) as her first husband, Lady Mary Stewart, daughter of Robert III King of Scotland & his wife Annabel Drummond (-after 1458, bur Strathblane)." Also cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Douglas,_1st_Earl_of_Angus.
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[47917] "Bangor Daily News, 8 October 2020: "Penobscot - Marjorie Lola Drake Wardwell, 89, born August 24, 1931, was the 5th of nine children born to Dora Cameron Drake and David Drake, went to be with her lord and savior the evening of October 6th, 2020, with her loving family by her side. The summer of 1948, while working at Crosby's Drive-In, she met the love of her life, Millard, who she would spend the next 64 years with. Together, they raised four wonderful children on Pension Hill in Penobscot, who they truly loved unconditionally. Even when one set fire to the Tapleys pasture, another dug up the potatoes from the garden and smashed them in the road, someone returned the car with the entire exhaust missing, or them running the brand new snowmobile into the corner of the tailgate, they were all loved regardless. There was always a special week each winter where Margie and Millard would go to Rangeley snowmobiling with a very close bunch of friends. In the summer they would spend a week each year camping at Matagamon with family and friends, which later turned into a week at Jo Mary Lake. Margie and Millard enjoyed traveling, whether it was just them, or with family and friends. Margie was a member of the Green Granite Girls. One of her favorite weekends each year was their trip as a group to Conway NH shopping. Margie was always known for her love and dedication she gave to her family. She was loved for her sense of humor, always saying something funny when it was least expected. She loved collecting dolls and was always eager to share her collection with the grandkids and close friends. Margie was very fortunate to have such close relationships with her siblings and their families. She loved her daughter in laws, and always spoke so highly of them every chance she got, as well as her son in law Russ. Margie worked in the Penobscot canning factory in her younger years with her sister-in-law, Marilyn, and her dearest friend, Eva. She was a member of the South Penobscot Baptist Church along with the Penobscot Historical Society. Margie also worked at the Penobscot Nursing Home and Maine Maritime Academy, where she worked as a waitress for many years. While preparing food on the ship 'The State of Maine', Margie was able to see a lot of the world. In the fall, she worked at the wreath factory where she met several good friends and acquired plenty of stories of the shenanigans they shared. Margie is survived by her four children, David and wife, Barbara, Peter and wife, Vicky, Toby and wife, Donna, and Tammy and husband, Russ Lenor; grandchildren and their spouses, Amanda and Adrian Munro, Lucas Wardwell, Gabriel and Erin Bowden, Brianya and Ben Williams, Rachael and Hunter Wilbur, Forrest and Kate Wardwell; step-grandsons, Nick Lenor and wife, Dee, Jason Lenor and wife, Jenn, and Zachary Lenor; siblings, Kenneth Drake, Rodney Drake, and Sharon Baillargeon; along with 9 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Margie was predeceased by her parents, David and Dora Drake; husband, Millard A. Wardwell; brothers, Harold and Audbur; sisters, Elaine, Gerry and Flora; special sister-in-law, Marilyn; and great-grandson, Nicholas. Margie will be sadly missed by many family and friends, and was fortunate to have so many special people in her life. Her passing will leave a void that can never be filled, but her memories and love will live on forever."
_John Casper HEPLER __
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[40518] An nverified file at http://www.geocities.ws/bevs-family lists these children for Catherine and Jacob: Margaret Mary Hepler (1830 - ), Martha Hepler (1831 - ), David Hepler (1832 - ), Samuel J Hepler (1838 - 1883), Lavina Hepler (1847 - 1875), Catherine Hepler (1850 - ) & Paul Hepler (1852 - 1910).
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Henry moved to Ohio in 1830 and r. in Lake Twp., Ashland Co. He was a farmer, justice of the peace, and township trustee, clerk and treasurer. He m. (2) Mary A. Smith with whom he had David and Jane (she m. _____ Robinson).
"History of Ashland County, Ohio" (1876), p. 286: "Henry Maurer was born in Pennsylvania, near Hollidaysburgh, in 1792. In 1833, he came to Ashland county, and settled on the farm now owned by George Brubaker, in Lake township; and was engaged in farming all his life. For several years he was justice of the peace, and also held the offices of trustee, clerk, and treasurer, and was highly respected in the community in which he lived. He first married Hannah Cautner, who died in 1856. In 1862, he married Mary A. Smith. In 1864 he died, the father of nine children, only two of whom are living, viz: Rebecca, wife of Daniel Metcalf ; and Samuel, who married Mary J. Stow."
[51089] Elizabeth is daughter of Hiram Merchant (1823-1912) & Jemima Crabtree (1834-1895; m. 19 August 1855 in Hancock, Hancock Co., ME).
[398] Dorothy W. Ewers in a letter 13 Jan 1963 states "The Prices are supposed to be descended from Rees ap David Lloyd, a squire of Edward IV" and enclosed the chart showing a partial descent (not to our John) as published in "History of Powys Fadog," by J. Y. W. Lloyd, Vol. 4, pp. 374-5. "Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700", Frank R. Holmes, compiler (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2008), p. 194 offers: "Price. From the Welsh, a corruption of Ap Rice, the son of Rice."
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