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[57618] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 5 October 2024: "Ellsworth - It is with a great deal of sadness that the family of Lloyd Frederick Beal announces his passing at home on Oct. 2, 2024, after a long and difficult battle with dementia. Lloyd was born on April 10, 1954, the son of Norma (Smith) and Sheldon 'Ted' Beal of Ellsworth, where he lived, worked and raised his family. He was a 1972 graduate of Ellsworth High School. During his high school years Lloyd played in a 4-member band called the Harbor Lights, and quiet Lloyd of all things played the drums! People who knew him would remember him keeping shop in the family business, Beals Jewelry Store, in downtown Ellsworth, where he worked for 46 years before the onset of the dementia. As a young family Lloyd, Karen, Ben and Kate enjoyed snowmobiling, boating, and later Lloyd and Karen became avid vegetable gardeners proudly delivering veggies to neighbors and anyone else who would take the zucchini."
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NOTE: Most researchers do NOT believe that the Mary shown here is his daughter!
Ninian Beall "came as an indentured Cromwellian Prisoner, served thirty-five years, lived to be 92, was six feet, 7 inches tall.... His thrift and perseverance made him an outstanding character of his day. He lived at `Fife Large', near what is now Georgetown, D.C." Georgetown is named for his youngest son, George. "The Beall family were people who stood pioneer life with fine physique...." - "Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families," Alice Norris Parran (Balt.: H.G.Roebuck & Son), p. 59. Ninian was Burgess, 1684; gave land for Presbyterian Church and presented it a silver Communion Service. Mary is not on the list of his known children! Largo, his birthplace, is on a lovely bay along the Firth of Forth NE of Edinburgh, Scotland. The surname Beal(l) or Bell is said to derive from ancient Druid priests known as "Na Belich" or the priests of Baal. There were 18 Beal, Beale and Bell immigrants to Maryland before 1700, and various Ninians, mostly from Scotland.
Ninian was a devout Presbyterian and helped begin the congregation in Calvert County, MD - he sent to Scotland for a pastor and in 1685 the Rev. Nathaniel Taylor and his congregation arrived (about 25 families, believed to include Mary and Sarah Beall/Bell). They were given land in present-day Prince George's County. Sarah m. into the Magruder family, which was close to Ninian. The Presbyterian settlement is now New Scotland, MD.
And internet correspondent reported (4/99) that his family history notes that Ninian Bell became Ninian Beall after he was captured by the English at the battle of Dunbar (1650).
Ninian Beall was original owner of much of present-day Washington, D.C. and a member of the Maryland Assembly. His heirs sold part of his estae but son George held on to a large piece along the Potomac River. By 1740 merchants and farmers were shipping tobacco from a wharf in a locale called Saw Pit Landing, which had been purchased from George Beall. In 1746 the colonial government of Maryland set up an inspection station in George Gordon's warehouse where Wisconsin Avenue and M Street intersect today. A sixty-acre town was laid out along the Potomac in the warehouse vicinity in 1751, at first called the Town of George and later Georgetown.
A Ninian Beall, around 1790, sold 330 acres of his vast holdings in southeast Washington to William Benning, who built a bridge across the Anacostia River and a house which survived well into the 20th century. After Benning died, his nephew Anthony purchased the farm, and in turn sold it in 1833 to Levi Sheriff, a Maryland merchant. Over the next decade Sheriff amassed 542 aces and owned 19 slaves who worked the land. Sheriff Road in southeast Washington and Prince Georges County, Maryland is named for him.
See also "Early Families of Southern Maryland, Vol 6, pp. 132ff.
[30246] John m. 1 Jan 1772 Mary Magdalene Faust. John is son of Hans Michael Binkley (b. 1712) and Maria Juliana Marx (b. 1712).
[38606] This person is from the unverified Bunnell Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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A file in Ancestry.com offers:
'This is copied directly from, and as printed, from: Genealogical Memoir of The Newcomb Family. by John Bearse Newcomb, Elgin, IL. Printed by Knight & Leonard, Chicago 1874. Item #400, page 445 & 446.
Francis Newcomb, the ancestor of a numerous family in America, b. in England about 1605, came to New England, April, 1635, at age of 30, with wife Rachel, aged 20, dau. Rachel, aged 2 1/2 years, and son John, aged 9 months; lived in Boston, Mass., about 3 years, when he settled at Mt. Wollaston, afterward called Braintree,* and in that part now Quincy, Norfolk Co., Mass., where he d. Mar 27, 1692, his gravestone in Braintree says, "aged 100 years," the town records, "accounted 100 Years old;" his age was doubtless about 87. He came to New England in the ship Planter, a list of whose 107 passengers is on file at the Rolls Office, Chancery Lane, London, England, headed as follows: Vjth Aprilis 1635, Theis p'ties heerevnder mencioned are to be transported to New England; imbarqued in the Planter, Nic Trarice Mr bound thether; they have brought Certificates from the Justices of Peace & Ministers of ye p'ish that they are conformable to the orders of ye Church of England & are no Subsidy men; they have taken the oath of Supremacie of Allegeance Die et ano pred.
o ffrancis Newcom Husb: 30
o Rachell Newcom 20
o Rachell Newcom 2 1/2
o John Newcom 9 moneths - Wife and 2 children.
Mr. Newcomb embarked at London; it is highly probable he came from St. Albans, in Hertfordshire, as many of the passengers were from that place, which is but a few miles north of London. There are 3 parishes in St. Albans; in one the records extend back only to 1643; in another they have been examined between dates 1591 and 1640 without finding an entry in the name of Newcomb; in the 3d, where Mr. N. was probably baptized (if born in that vicinity), the records, with the chh. were destroyed by fire in 1743. There is a tradition that he came from Oxfordshire, ans was of pure Saxon blood. Mr. N. owned several tracts of land in Braintree, as appears by record, a part being near the iron works, and another tract on S. side of Monatiquot River; it is highly probable he lived at Quincy Point or the "Neck;" no will or settlement of his estate upon record. In the records of First chh. Boston, under Admissions, is the following: "The 28th of ye 12th or last month 1635 Rachaell Newcombe ye wife of one Francis Newcombe." Again: "the 16th of ye 12th month 1639" a committee was chosen to enquire after the spiritual state of 11 persons in Braintree, and among the number was "Rachell ye wife of Francis Newcomb." Mrs. N. was received in chh. at Braintree from Boston, 5 (1) 1684-5; no record of her death. The following is a fac-simile of Mr. N.'s autograph as witness to a deed given by Peter Nash to John Mansfield, July 26, 1662; it will be noticed he wrote name ffransis nucom.
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o Rachel, b. 1632-3, in England; left for America with her parents; no further trace.
o John, b. 1634; m. Ruth -----; 2d, Elizabeth----------. 401
o Hannah, b. in Boston, Mass.; the following is the record of her (infant) bap. in First chh.: "15th of ye same year 1637 8 month Hannah ye daughter of our sister Rachaell ye wife of Francis Newcomb" She m. Jan 8, 1657-8, James Thorp of Dedham : he d. before 1700.
o Mary, b. 1 (2) 1640, in Braintree ; m. 9:10:1657, as 3d wife of Samuel Dearing of B.: had : Rachel.
o Sarah, b. 30 (4) 1643, in Braintree.
o Judith, b. 16 (11) 1645, in Braintree.
o Peter, b. 16 (3) 1648; m. Susannah Cutting; 2d, Mrs. Mary Humphrey. 402
o Abigail, b. 16 (5) 1651 ; living 1702, and probaby nnm.
o Leah, b. 30 (5) 1654 ; m. William Price ; she was dismissed from Braintree chh. to Groton, 6th month, 1684.
o Elizabeth, b 26 (6) 1658; m. July 3, 1677, John Pidge or Pigge of Dedham, who d. about 1701 ; had : Jonathan, Mary, Joseph, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Rachel.
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See "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 327.
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[11533] John III (of Portugal)(aka João III Le Pieux), king of Portugal (1521-57), the son of King Emanuel. At his accession Portugal was at the height of its power, but during his reign its influence began to wane. Colonial enterprise, however, continued; Portuguese title to Brazil was confirmed by the Congress of Badajoz in 1524 and the country's Asian possessions were expanded. John established the Inquisition in Portugal in 1531, under his brother Henry, who later became king. John also allowed the Jesuits to enter the country in 1540, and their influence in education became dominant toward the end of his reign. Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_III_of_Portugal.
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