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[51740] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 May 1994, p. 25: "Franklin - Stanley Sherwood Bunker, 69, died May 14, 1994 at his home after a long illness. He was born Jan. 30, 1925 in Sullivan to Merle and Grace (Reed) Bunker. He was a member of the Franklin Volunteer Fire Department and an honorary member of the Franklin Veterans Club. He is survived by his wife, Twila (Daley) Bunker; three sons and daughters-in-law, Doug and Gail Bunker, Richard and Sharon Bunker, all of Franklin, Scott and Diane Bunker of Gouldsboro; one daughter and son-in-law, Paula and Lance Collins of Franklin; one brother, George Bunker; one siste,r Merlene Bunker Young, both of Franklin, seven grandchildre, two greatgrandchildren, several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by a brothe,r Connie. A graveside service will be held 2 p.m. Monday, May 16, 1994 at Bayview Cemetery, Franklin."
[41994] Find A Grave Memorial 35605167 offers: "James was born in Virginia. His parents reportedly were also natives of Virginia but he is of Irish descent. James and Elizabeth married by 1834. Their first three children were born in Ohio. By 1840 the family was in Farmington, Illinois where the rest of their children were born--eight children altogether. He engaged in farming, was a cooper and a member of the militia. There is a plaque on his grave that identifies James from Illinois as a 1st Lt. for the US Colored Troops. Unfortunately, after much research, it has been determinedd this information is incorrect for this James Collins. There was another James Collins who holds this honor. Between 1865 and 1868 James and Elizabeth, and at least three of their children moved to Spring Creek, Nebraska. James retired from farming and moved to Tecumseh where he and Elizabeth spent the rest of their lives." Ancestry.com offers: "Collins Name Meaning - Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Coileáin and Mac Coileáin (see Cullen). English: patronymic from the Middle English personal name Col(l)in, a pet form of Coll, itself a short form of Nicholas. Americanized form of French Colin."
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[24912] http://www.thepeerage.com/p11418.htm states "He succeeded to the title of Duke of Cracow in 1306. He was created King Wladislaw I of Poland in 1320." In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/POLAND.htm offers: "Wladislaw of Poland, son of Kazimierz I Prince of Kujavia, Leczyca and Sieradz [Piast] & his third wife Euphrosyne von Schlesien-Oppeln ([3 Mar 1260/19 Jan 1261]-Wawel Castle 2 Mar 1333, bur Krakow Cathedral). The 'Annales Polonorum' name (in order) 'Lestkonem Nigrum [et] Wladislaum qui Loketk cognominatus est' among the sons of 'Cazimirus'. He succeeded his father in 1267 as Wladislaw Prince of southern Kujavia, Brzesc and Dobrzyn. On the death without heirs in 1288 of his half-brother Leszek, Wladyslaw inherited Sieradz. He challenged the inheritance of Krakow by his distant cousin Heinrich IV 'Probus' Duke of Breslau and occupied the town, although he was expelled within a few months. He was captured in [1291] by Václav II [Wenzel] King of Bohemia and forced him to renounce any claims to the duchy of Krakow. He was recognised by the nobles of Greater Poland as the successor of Przemysl II King of Poland in 1296. He was forced into exile in early 1300 after King Václav occupied Greater Poland, Pomorze and Kujavia and was crowned King of Poland in Sep 1300. Prince Wladyslaw, supported by Hungarian troops, returned to Poland in Sep 1304 and captured Krakow in 1306. By this time, he had reasserted control over all of Poland except Greater Poland and Silesia, and on one occasion styled himself 'heir to the kingdom of Poland'. After the rebellion of Gdansk in 1308, and the Askanian invasion of Pomorze, Prince Wladyslaw enlisted the help of the Teutonic Knights who, after lifting the siege, occupied the town and by end 1311 had captured eastern Pomorze for themselves. In 1311, Krakow rebelled with the aim of restoring Bohemian rule, but by summer 1312 the rebellion was crushed. By 1314, Wladyslaw succeeded in expelling the sons of Heinrich I Duke of Glogau from Greater Poland, and by 1315 he styled himself 'Duke of all Greater Poland'. He applied to the Pope in 1316 for a royal crown, and after several years of negotiation he was crowned in Wawel Cathedral at Kraków 20 Jan 1320 as Wladislaw I 'Lokietek/the Short' King of Poland. In the continuing dispute with the Teutonic Order, the Pope found in favour of Poland over Pomorze in Mar 1320 but the Knights ignored the ruling. Jan King of Bohemia invaded Silesia in early 1327 and imposed Bohemian suzerainty on most of the Silesian dukes between 1327 and 1329. Polish forces defeated the Teutonic Knights at P?owce 27 Sep 1331, but lost Brze?? and Inowroc?aw in 1332. The 'Ephemerides Wladislavienses' record the death '1333 IV Non Mar' of 'Wladislaus rex Polonie in castro Cracoviensi', the 'Annales Terra Prussicæ' adding that he was also buried at Krakow'. - m ([Jan 1293]) Jadwiga of Poland, daughter of Boleslaw 'Pobo?ny/the Pious' Prince of Kalisch, Gnesen and Greater Poland & his wife Iolanda [Helena] of Hungary ([1266]-Monastery of St Klara, Stary S?cz 10 Dec 1339). The 'Annales Polonorum' name 'ducis Boleslai Kalisiensis filiam nomine Hedwigim' as wife of King W/ladys?aw. Her marriage was arranged by her future husband to strengthen his relations with Przemysl II Prince of Greater Poland, who was her first cousin, in the face of the growing threat to Poland from Václav II [Wenzel] King of Bohemia." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C5%82adys%C5%82aw_I_the_Elbow-high.
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[54765] Benjamin is said to be son of John Whitney (1680-1739) & Lettice Ford (1682-1730; m. in 1705 in Kittery, York Co., ME).