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[46771] John was a Lt. in Capt. Middlesworth's Co. of Union Rifle Volunteers during the War of 1812.
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[2692] Matilda "was starved to death in a dungeon with her eldest son" {per report in "Some Early English Pedigrees," Vernon M. Norr (Arlington, VA, typescript, 1968, p. 34, used at Library of Congress, 7/89)} Doug Thompson (see http://freespace.virgin.net/doug.thompson/BraoseWeb/index1.htm) posted on RootsWeb.com 4 Dec 1999: "The name 'Lady of La Haie' for Maud refers to her connections with the town of Hay on Wye rather than the family of La Haie. There is a full discussion of the St Valery family in The Genealogist (NS) vol 30 pp1 - 17. It is indicated there that Matilda is sister to Bernard (IV) de St V. and Walter (II) de St V., all of them children of Reginald (II) de St V. (Though some say she may be daughter of Bernard rather than sister.) There's an explanation here for the introduction of the name Reginald into the Braose family (her son)."
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[26528] Clayton D. Hutchins posted in the Waldo Co., ME GenWeb site "His parents moved to Knox, Hancock County, [now Waldo County], Maine about 1803. John married Roxana Caroline Hatch in Knox in 1812 with the ceremony performed by Elder Ebenezer Hamblin. . . . . John Hutchins appears to have purchased one hundred acres of land from his father in 1813 soon after his marriage to Roxanna, but then sold it back to his father two years later. It is not yet known where he and his family lived from 1815 until his death in 1818. John Hutchins apparently died in April 1818 of a logging accident, leaving his wife and three small children. However, the only evidence found other than Fred Hutchins research notes which did not list sources, is Roxana's marriage to George Swett of Knox, Maine in March 1820. Roxana apparently died on 30 Apr 1825 in Knox, Maine, at 30 years of age and the children appear to have been raised by grandparents, Henry and Rhoda Hutchings."
[42439] This person is from the unverified Hendricks tree in 2017 in Ancestry.com which states Nathaniel moved from Seneca Co. to Williams Co. in 1852 and r. five miles south of Montpelier on the St. Joe River, and that he served in Co. H, Ohio Infantry, during the War Between the States and died of typhoid fever during the war. Was he really in Seneca Co., OH at the time of his birth?
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[14028] Find A Grave memorial 45229148 offers: "Sebring, FL Bomber Crash, Dec 1943 - SIX DIE WHEN BOMBER CRASHES IN HEAVY FOG.Hendricks Field, Sebring, Fla., Dec. 29 -- (AP) --Heavy fog which came up unexpectedly was given as the cause of the crash of a heavy bomber hear here Monday night in which six fliers were killed, Col. Warren H. Higgins, commanding officer, said.The dead were: Second Lieut. EARL LANHAM, instructor pilot. Second Lieut. WILLIAM H. RESSLER, JR., student officer, Shamokin, Pa. Second Lieut. CHARLES L. MARSH, student officer, Savannah, Ga. Flight Officer EMIL C. MAZURKIEWICZ, student officer, Passaic, N.J. Sgt. ROBERT A. SHARBAUGH, radio operator, Cresson, Pa. Pfc. SILAS W. SMITH, aerial engineer, Ararat, Va."
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[16433] This child from Internet correspondent and not verified (1/97). "Old Kittery and Her Families," Everett Schermerhorn Stackpole (Kittery, ME: Lewiston Journal Co., 1903), p. 755 states Joseph and Sarah r. Eliot, York Co., ME - adjacent to Kittery - and lists their children.