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[10551] http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guigues_de_Forcalquier offers in 2007: "Il était fils de Guillaume III et de Garsende d'Albon. Il n'avait pas plus de cinq ans à la mort de son père, lequel venait lui-même de succéder à sa propre mère, Adélaïde de Provence. La situation du comté de Forcalquier était alors très délicate : le comté de Provence, qui était auparavant possession indivise entre les comtes Alphonse Jourdain de Toulouse, Raimond-Bérenger III de Barcelone et Adélaïde avait été partagée en 1125 entre les deux premiers au mépris des droits d'Adélaïde. Cette dernière avait profité de l'absence du comte de Toulouse pour se ménager une portion de territoire autour d'Avignon et de Forcalquier, mais sa mort suivi de celle de son fils ammenait un enfant à la tête du comté de Forcalquier. L'existence même de ce comté risquait d'être remis en cause. Mais il fut soutenu par son grand-père maternel Guigues III d'Albon, puis par son oncle Guigues IV et réussi à faire reconnaitre et accepter l'existence du comté de Forcalquier par le comte de Toulouse, également marquis de Provence. D'une épouse dont l'histoire n'a pas conservé le nom, il eut un fils, Guillaume, mort avant lui, et ce fut son frère Bertrand qui lui succéda."
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[11285] He was the first Bourbon king of France, who restored stability after the religious wars of the 16th century. His father was descended in the ninth generation from the 13th-century king of France, Louis IX. His mother was queen of Navarre and niece of King Francis I of France. Although baptized a Roman Catholic, Henry was brought up as a Calvinist by his strong-minded mother, a leader of the French Protestant (Huguenot) movement, which during the 1560s became involved in a series of civil wars with the Catholics. Henry's wedding in 1572 to Margaret of Valois, sister of the reigning monarch, Charles IX, was followed by the Massacre of Saint Bartholomew's Day, in which thousands of Huguenots were slain on the king's order (see Saint Bartholomew' Day, Massacre of). Henry saved his own life by converting to Roman Catholicism, but he remained a prisoner at court until 1576. After his escape he repudiated his conversion and assumed the leadership of the Huguenot movement. Although he accepted his unwilling wife at his court in Navarre, neither respected the marriage vows. Henry's storming of the fortress town of Cahors in 1580 launched his career as an intrepid military leader. In many subsequent battles his white plume was to be found wherever the fighting was fiercest. He won another brilliant victory at Coutras in 1587, and two years later formed an alliance with Charles IX's successor, Henry III, against the Catholic League, which was dominated by the Guise family. When Henry III (the last king of the Valois dynasty) was murdered by a league fanatic in 1589, the Huguenot leader, who was next in line for the throne, proclaimed himself king as Henry IV. Backed by Spain and the pope, however, the league refused to acknowledge a Protestant as king of France, and many Catholic nobles who had served Henry III against the league deserted the royal army. Henry won victories over the league at Arques and Ivry and besieged the league stronghold, Paris, which was eventually relieved by a Spanish army from the Netherlands. Henry skillfully exploited divisions among the leaguers, and in 1593 he disarmed his opponents by announcing his reconversion to Catholicism. A year later he bribed the league commander of the capital to admit his army. One by one, he defeated or bought over the magnates of the house of Guise who continued to resist. In 1595, when he officially declared war on Spain, the pope granted him absolution. He could no longer rely on the Huguenots, who drove a hard bargain to secure a new edict of toleration. This was granted at Nantes in 1598, and it was followed by a peace treaty with Spain. After that, serious resistance to his rule ended. In 1599 Henry secured papal annulment of his first marriage, and the year after he married Marie de Médicis, a distant cousin of the mother of the last Valois kings. His leading minister, Maximilien de Béthune, duc de Sully, reorganized the finances and promoted the economic recovery of France after decades of civil war. Agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce were encouraged, the burden of taxation upon the peasantry reduced, and the nobility relieved from the pressure of debt by declaring a moratorium. The system by which officials in finance and the judiciary purchased their offices from the Crown was formalized in 1604 by a tax on office known as the paulette. At the same time Sully pursued a policy of substituting royal officers for those employed by local representative bodies. Until 1609 these measures were accompanied by an external policy of peace. In that year Henry began preparations to intervene in Germany against the Catholic Habsburg dynasty, a move that was opposed by some French Catholics. The king was about to join his army when he was assassinated by a Catholic extremist. Henry IV's genial informality, bravery, gallantry, perseverance in adversity, and readiness to bend religious principle to political advantage have earned him a special place in French history. Not only did he restore order and prosperity to his ruined kingdom but he also ensured that the monarchy would be Catholic and absolutist.
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[18774] This couple is from "Blue Hill, Maine Founding Families," Jim Briggs (belairbob@yahoo.com) on http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com in 2007 and is not verified. Briggs' site states Giles is son of Stephen Hopkins and Elizabeth Fisher. Giles m. 9 Oct 1639 in Plymouth, MA to Catherine Whelden. He arrived in 1620 on the Mayflower with his father and stepmother. See http://www.mayflowerfamilies.com/mayflower/stephen1_hopkins_family.htm which lists their children.
[53732] Juliet is daughter of Fred M. Johnston (1906-1984) & Madeline Eleanor Blackstone (1906-1973; m. 24 June 1929 in Perham, Aroostook Co., ME).
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[46943] John's ancestry is in the unferified McMahon Family Tree in 2020 in Ancestry.com which states he m. (1) 5 December 1900 in Sedgwick Co., KS Grace _____( b. ca. 1880 in OH, d. 15 June 1911 in Arkansas City, Cowley Co., KS) and had two daughters with Grace. John registered for the draft 12 September 1918 stating he is emplyed as railroad agent for the Santa Fe RR Co. in Ness City, Ness Co., KS. "The Marysville Advocate [Marysville, Kansas]," 9 April 1964, p. 5: "John Victor McMahon, 87, brother-in-law of George L. Hoffman, city, died Sunday, April 5, 1964 at Topeka hospital where he had been a patient for several weeks. Born October 29, 1876 near Marysville, he lived on a farm northeast of Marysville and attended Elliott rural school. He was a retired Santa Fe agent serving in Ness City for 26 years before his retirement. He was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist and Masonic lodge of Lawrence. He is survived by his wife, Clara Belle of the home, a son, Thomas McMahon, Topeka, a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Klein, Seattle, Wash., and five grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday in Topeka with burial in Pleasant View cemetery, Oskaloosa."