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[31119] John arrived in MA in 1630. {wikipedia.org offers: "Mistley is a large village and civil parish in the Tendring district of northeast Essex. It is around 11 miles northeast of Colchester and is east of, and almost contiguous with, Manningtree. "}
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[13101] Edwy "The Fair" succeeded his uncle Eadred in 955 at about age 15, crowned at Kingston by Archbishop Odo. The Archbishop "separated Eadwig and Aelfgyfu, because they were too closely related," reports The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles for 957; Edwy had secretly m. his stepmother's daughter. http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "Eadred had no children and so was succeeded by Edmund's elder son Eadwig, who was about 15 and was assisted by ealdormen from Mercia, Essex, and East Anglia. Eadwig offended the aristocracy at his coronation when Glastonbury abbot Dunstan found him cavorting with a noble woman and her daughter Aelgifu, whom he later married. These women caused King Eadwig to banish Dunstan. In 957 Mercia and Northumbria selected his younger brother Edgar as their king. When Eadwig died two years later, Edgar also became king of Wessex." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eadwig_of_England.
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[21338] William m. Clarison Wile (b. ca. 1857 in OH).
[42729] This person is from an unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2017.
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[9337] Mary m. William C. Sparks (1882-1969, later athletic director for Girard College, Philadelphia) and had William M. Sparks (b. in PA, a Presbyterian minister in New York City and later r. Freeport, ME). Mary attended West Chester Normal School.
[45900] The 2020 unverified file LDY1-ZMN in familysearch.org provides her information and states Catherine is daughter of Jaques Maas (d. 1800) and Madeleine Foetz.
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[24527] http://www.thenewcombs.org/ltandrew1.shtml offers: "Simeon had a brother named Simon, but sometimes Simeon's name was written as Simon, creating an aura of confusion which continues to this day. From B.M. Newcomb's 1923 book: He resided in the north part of Eastham, now Truro, Cape Cod., Mass. January 28, 1701-2, 'voted to make inquiry concerning a whale whitch (it is said) Simon Newcomb and Richard Rich cut up at Billingstgate last year.' Mr. Newcomb was chosen fence-viewer in 1702. There was laid out to jim in 1811, as one of the proprietors of Truro, two pieces of land - four acres for his tenement on Lieutenants Island, two acres in northeasterly corner and two acres northeasterly of Samuel Mayo, Jr.'s lot. 'A record of the division of the pond of Moonpoon and the Old Field at Eastern Harbor in the north part of Truro called Moonpoon old field divition as they were laid out and lotted and bounded for the proprietors thereof on they fourth day of March 1711-12 the sixth lot fell to Wm. Dyer Simeon Newcomb and Daniel and Benj. Small,' twelve acres. He received, by division, other lots of land near the line of Eastham and Truro and near Pamet Point. His name, as also those of his sons, Simon and Andrew, was signed 12 June 1711 to a petition of the inhabitants of Billingsgate, a village of Eastham, 'desiring John Done to go before the governor and seek remedy for difficulties they were subject to.' The petition is now on vile in Vol. 113, p. 606, of Mass. Archives at Boston. The following names were signed to the petition: 'John Latimer, Elisha Eldridge, Simon Newcome, Timothy Col, Richard Rich, jonathan Young, Benjamin young, John Myrick, John Ruick (Rich?), Simon Newcomb, Jr., Isaac Baker, William Cole, Isaac Perse, Andrew Newcomb, Elisha Eldridge, Jr., James Brown, Eleazer Wood, John Wood, Sam'l Brown, John Sweet, Joarge Ward, Israel Young, Joshua Wood, Elisha Cole, Brown Benony.'"
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[49068] "Intelligencer Journal [Lancaster, Pennsylvania], 16 September 1968," p. 2: "Mrs. Clessie M. Longer, 76, of 1200 Willow Street Pike, died Sunday at 10 a m. at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital. She had been under the care of a physician for some time and was taken to the hospital Saturday morning and her death was listed as unexpected. She was born in Mifflin County, a daughter of the late Oliver and Barbara Miller Pollock. She was the widow of Edward F. Longer, who died in September, 1960. Mrs. Longer was a member of the Mechanic Grove Church of the Brethren. Surviving are these five children: Elizabeth, wife of Harry Bleecher, Willow Street RD; David F., Willow Street Pike; Earl W., Terre Hill; Walter S , 1200 Willow Street Pike, with whom Mrs. Longer made her home and Alfred LeRoy, Lancaster. There are 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. A sister, Anna, wife of Charles Schreiber, Quarryville; and a brother, Wilbur Pollock, New Providence RD, also survive."
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[46186] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 August 1952, p. 15: "Brooksville, Aug, 25 - John C. Sanborn, 77, died today at his home. He was born in Brooksville Dec. 18, 1874, son of the late Alonzo and Sarah (Gray) Sanborn. He had been a lifelong resident of Brooksville and was a past master of Bagaduce lodge 210 A. F. and A. M. of North Brooksville and past patron of Bagaduce chapter, OES. Mr. Sanborn is survived by his wife, Mrs. Caroline (Limeburner) Sanborn; four daughters, Mrs. Lyford Closson of Sedgwick, Miss Florence Sanborn of Brooksville, Mrs. Albert Allen and Mrs. Arthur Cousins of Sedgwick; four sons, Walter Sanborn, Sr. of Ellsworth, George of South Brooksville, Charles of Hartford, Conn. and Murray of Portland; 27 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews."