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[53860] Grace & Grover had Richard Lee Baldwin (1920-2012), Joyce Ann Baldwin (1926-1976) & Steven D. Baldwin (b. in 1926).
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See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otton_de_Grandson which offers: "Otto, Otho, or Otton (de) Grand(i)s(s)on (c. 1238 - 1328) was a medieval Savoyard knight long in the service of the English crown under Edward I. He was the closest personal friend of Edward, his exact contemporary, and shared the king's many interests. The son of Peter, lord of Grandison near Lausanne, the young Otto travelled to England probably in the company of Peter I of Savoy in 1252, certainly not later than 1265. There he entered the service of Henry III and by 1267 was placed in the household of the prince Edward. In 1268 both prince and servant were knighted and in 1271 the latter accompanied his lord on the Ninth Crusade, where he served at Acre that year. According to one source, it was Otto, not Eleanor of Castile, who sucked the poison from the wounded Edward after an attempted assassination. In 1272 Otto was appointed an executor in Acre. After returning to England, he was employed in Scotland and Wales, where he served as chief justiciar in the north from 1284 to 1294, and in Gascony, where he was sent in 1278 to reform the government with Robert Burnell. He was also employed as a diplomat and gained contacts with most of the sovereigns of western Europe. In 1283 he was briefly in the employ of Edmund Crouchback, the king's younger brother, for dilpomatic work. It was said that no one could do the king's will better, including the king himself.
He went on a second Crusade to the Holy Land in 1290. At the time of the fall of Acre (1291), he was the master of the English knights in Palestine. At Acre he saved the life of fellow Savoyard Jean I de Grailly, with whom he had served Edward in Gascony earlier. After the fall of the city he fled to Cyprus a poor man, but went on a subsequent pilgrimage to Jerusalem. In 1298 or 1299, Otto, Jacques de Molay of the Templars, and Guillaume de Villaret of the Hospitallers campaigned in Cilicia in order to fight off an invasion by the Mamluks. In his La flor des estoires d'Orient, the Armenian monk Hayton of Corycus mentions his activity on the mainland in Cilicia in 1298-1299: Otto de Grandison and the Masters of the Temple and of the Hospitallers as well as their convents, who were at that time [1298 or 1299] in these regions [Cilician Armenia] . . . In 1307, on Edward's death, Otto left England permanently. He remained in the service of the crown for a while longer, however, for until 1317 he represented England at the Papal Curia. He also continued to have interests in England, for he was in correspondence with John Langton and Walter Reynolds and in 1277 he had been granted the Channel Islands as a lordship for life, along with lands in England and Ireland, in reward for his service. In 1323 he visited the Channel Islands, which he had been ruling (inefficiently) as an absentee. He also made religious foundations from his great wealth, probably accumulated as reward for his work, and for these he obtained privileges and priories from the popes through his embassies. He was a benefactor of Vale Royal, an Edwardian foundation, and of Saint Jean de Grandson, where he increased the number of monks after 1288. He founded a Franciscan friary in 1289 and a Carthusian monastery at La Lance in 1317. At the end of his life he returned to Grandson, which he had inherited from his father and to which he had made recurrent visits throughout his adult life. He never married and was succeeded by his nephew. He had advanced many of his relatives through his embassies, especially in the church. Three of his relatives served as Bishops of Lausanne and another nephew, John Grandisson, succeeded to the Diocese of Exeter. Otto died an old man, aged about ninety, in 1328."
[47245] Mary is daughter of Eldad Heath (1751-1815) & Lydia Bowden (1755-1855, m. 1772 in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME) according to the unverified file LZPR-NF3 in familysearch.org.
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[54127] Mary is daugher of John Spinney ((1733-1793) & Eunice Pettegrew (1735-1806; m. 11 March 1758 in Kittery, York Co., ME).
[28945] Ref. http://www.thepeerage.com/p10736.htm which states "He is the son of Payn Tybotot." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tiptoft,_1st_Baron_Tiptoft.
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[18896] John and Abigail r. Epping, NH in 1760. He was a surety for a sheriff and lost his property about 1769, then moved to Damariscotta, ME where he "enclosed" for himself and six sons 600 acres of land in what is now Jefferson (Lincoln Co.). John served in the Revolutionary War and rose to the rank of lieutenant under Capt. Archibald McAllister and Col. Jones in the 3rd Lincoln Co. Regiment in ME.See "Genealogy of the Family of George Weekes of Dorchester, Mass., 1635-1650," by Robert D. Weeks ( Newark, NJ, Press of L. J. Hardham, 1885), pp. 352-353.