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[35375] This person is from the unverified Porter Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
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[22813] See http://www.mathematical.com/valerybernard1117.html which reports that Barnald IV also m. (1) Matilda ___ with whom he had Laurette de Saint-Valéry, Maud (Matilda) de Saint-Valéry and Guy II de Saint-Valéry. His marriage date and place are from the unverified http://knight-france.com/geneal/names/1502.htm which offers: "Source Histoire civile, politique et religieuse de Saint-Valery et du comté du Vimeu Par Florentin Lefils": "Bernard IV étant seigneur de Saint-Valery et Jean II étant encore comte de Ponthieu, des relations de bon voisinage s'établirent entre le vassal et son suzerain. Philippe-Auguste était alors en guerre avec Henri II, roi d'Angleterre. Mathieu, comte de Boulogne, allié de celui-ci, fit prier Jean de Ponthieu de lui accorder l'autorisation de passer sur ses terres pour se rendre en Normandie au secours du roi Henri. Jean de Ponthieu s'y refusa. Mathieu, piqué de ce refus, pénétra de force dans le pays, passa la Somme au gué de Blanquetaque, et se porta sur le Vimeu, où il brûla plus de quarante villages. Bernard et Jean s'unirent pour le poursuivre, mais ils ne purent que constater les ravages qui venaient d'être causés, sans pouvoir rejoindre l'audacieux comte de Boulogne. Bernard était un homme de mérite et d'une grande piété, qui donna en maintes occasions des preuves de son humanité. Voulant cimenter les bons rapports qui existaient entre lui et le comte de Ponthieu, ils convinrent tous deux d'unir leurs enfants par les liens du mariage. Il fut convenu et écrit qu'Adèle, fille du comte de Ponthieu, épouserait Renault, fils aîné de Bernard, et que si Renault venait à mourir il serait remplacé par Thomas son frère. Renault étant mort en effet, Adèle devint femme de Thomas, alors seigneur de Domart. Les noces furent pompeuses. La fille du comte de Ponthieu, est-il dit dans l'Histoire des Mayeurs d'Abbeville, eut en dot une somme de 2,500 livres, somme énorme pour le temps. Elle lui apporta en outre la terre de Saint-Aubin, près Dieppe, et celle de la Berquerie, en Flandre. Les cérémonies nuptiales se firent à Abbeville, en 1178, en présence de Guillaume de Champagne, archevêque de Reims, ce qui fut confirmé par Thiébaut, évêque d'Amiens. . . . Bernard fit aussi ses fondations : d'accord avec sa femme Annora, il fonda, en 1191, l'abbaye de Lieu-Dieu locus dei, près Gamaches ', et un chapitre de chanoines dans ce bourg même. Comme il avait toujours vécu en bonne intelligence avec l'abbé de Saint-Valery, celui-ci, pour témoignage de la bonne estime qu'il faisait de sa personne, déclara qu'à l'avenir il n'élèverait plus de réclamation auprès du comte de Ponthieu au sujet de la commune du Marquenterre. Avant de partir, il fit encore diverses donations, et désirant suivre en tout l'exemple du comte Jean qu'il avait en grande estime, il laissa des biens considérables à l'abbaye Saint-Acheul, près d'Amiens, afin que les moines priassent pour le salut des âmes de son père, de sa femme Annora, de Renault son fils, et de tous ses prédécesseurs."
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[44270] https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/james-william-kable_211703912 (not verified) states James m. Mary Myers and had David M. Kable (b. 1865 in Knox Co., IN, d. 9 Feb 1934, m. Iva Trimmell and had three daughters). Find A Grave memorial 54168434 offers James' obituary: "J.W. Kable, who lives near Lay post office, in Sycamore township, was drowned yesterday morning while attempting to cross a slough near his home. In company with his son and a cousin he was looking after his stock, and himself and son swam in the slough on horse back but the cousin was afraid to follow them, as he could not swim. They then concluded to return, but Mr. Kable's horse for some reason, did not swim well on the return trip and in someway he was drowned. The slough we understand was filled with back water from Elk River. The body had not been recovered at last accounts. Mr. Kable was formerly in partnership in the livery business here with A.S. Janies, who was drowned some three years ago near Liberty lake. . . . The remains of Mr. J.W. Kable, of Sycamore township, whose death by drowning we mentioned yesterday, were recovered in about two an one-half hours after the accident took place. It was the intention to bury him today, but it was found that the body could not be kept so long, and it was buried in the cemetery here at about six o'clock last evening. Mr. Kable was a deacon in the Congregational church, organized some time since near Lay post office, and the funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. H. Vrooman."
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_John MARTINDALE ____|_Mary BRIDGEMAN _____
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[50734] See Find A Grave memorial 192124439,
[58931] Myrtle is daughter of Willis E. Stevens (1855-1935) & Lucy A. Morrell (1854-1938; m. 3 November 1877 in Troy, Waldo Co., ME).
_Robert WHITCOMB _________+
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