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[4657] The family name is often seen Bryarly. The 1880 federal census shows him as age 59 and born in PA, and a sawyer - with him in his household are wife Lucrecia (49), daughter Clemma (18, teaching school), Nellie (16), Charles (12), Fred (7) and Irma (3) - wife and children born in OH, and William's father b. in MD. The census records the family at Wauseon, Fulton Co., OH. "The Republican," Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio - 12 Nov 1897, vol. XLII, p. 5, column 5 printed William's obituary: "William Bryarly died at his home in this place on Saturday. He had not been well since the fire in the Summer which destroyed his house in the north part of town. He was born in Beaver County, Pa. seventy-five years and seven months before his death. and he had lived in this county over fifty years. The funeral was held from the Church of Christ on Monday, and the burial was in the cemetery here. The Rev. S. Metzler conducted the services. Mr. Bryarly leaves a widow, who is an invalid, and six children, Mrs. J. B. Allen of California, Mrs. J. B. Coss of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Canfield of Pettisville, Charles Bryarly of Tennessee, and Fred Bryarly and Miss Irma Bryarly of this place." Ancestry.com offers: "Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of the places called Brierl(e)y, in the West Midlands, West and South Yorkshire, and elsewhere, all of which are named with Old English br?r briar + leah woodland clearing."
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[36619] This person is from the unverified Farmer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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[47223] Paul's obituary: "Paul J. Lowers, 80, of Harrisville left this life for his eternal life at 5:45 p.m. Sunday at the VNA Inpatient Hospice, Butler. A son of William C. and Elda R. Osborne Lowers, he was born in Wick on Aug. 16, 1933. He attended Slippery Rock High School. Mr. Lowers had 42 years of service with Cooper Energy Services in Grove City. At the time of his retirement in 1996, he was maintenance supervisor. He was a consultant for Cooper Cameron until 2006. Paul also was a partner in Harrisville Auto Sales. Mr. Lowers was active in community and church affairs. He had served as a trustee and elder for the Bethel Presbyterian Church. He had served on the Harrisville Borough Council for 24 years. As a licensed pyro technician he was the originator of the Harrisville firework display as a part of Community Days. He had also served on the board of directors of the Prairie Cemetery. He enjoyed boating, hunting and fishing and was a longtime member of the NRA. A patriotic and godly man, he was never happier than when spending time with his family and watching his grandchildren participate in their various activities. On Nov. 21, 1953, he married the former Barbara A. Hoffman, who survives, along with three children, Wendy Sue Turner and her husband, Gary, of Harrisville, Paul Joseph Lowers Jr. and his wife, Patricia, of Harrisville and Stephen Alan Lowers and his wife, Lisa, of Grove City; his five grandchildren, Abbie Michael and her husband, Lucas, of Grove City, Cara Christine Turner, a student at Grove City College, Evan Paul Lowers and Emma Lowers, both of Grove City, and Jenny Lee Orient and her husband, Joshua, of Oakland, Calif., and his two great-grandchildren, Madison Virginia Michael and Landon Paul Michael of Grove City. Also surviving are his two brothers, Ronald Lowers and his wife, Kathy, of Slippery Rock and William Lowers of California, and several nieces and nephews complete his family. He was preceded in death by his parents."
[56173] Leona is daughter of Perley Jacob Morrison (1893-1968) & Florence Eleanor Betts (1897-1965; m. 17 September 1917 in Holden, Penobscot Co., ME).
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Thomas was a famed Elizabethan-era poet and lawyer. He debated anti-Roman Catholic measures in the English Parliament and examined Roman Catholics under torture. He translated John Calvin's "Institutes" (1561), etc. Encyclopaedia Britannica (1956 Edition, 16:543) states that Thomas married Margery Cranmer, daughter of the Archbishop, before marrying Alice, daughter of the Archdeacon. This is confirmed by Jasper Ridley, "Thomas Cranmer," (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1962), p. 152. See also chart following p. 384 in A. F. Pollard, "Thomas Cranmer and the English Reformation" (New York: Putnam, 1906). Thomas was "of Sharpenhoe, Bedforshire" re: Pollard, loc. cit. His first wife, Margery ("Margaret") Cranmer, was fourth child of Thomas and his second wife, Margaret (a niece of Osiander; she married twice after Thomas' martyrdom), who died childless between 1563 and 1568 (per Ridley, loc. cit.). See "The American Genealogist," XVI:107f.
"Dictionary of National Biography": Thomas Norton 1532-1584 - Eldest son by the first wife of Thomas Norton, wealthy citizen who purchased from the Crown Sharpenhoe and died 10 March 1582/3. The first wife of Thomas the elder was Elizabeth Merry the daughter of Robert of Northall, the second wife was brought up in the house of Thomas More and is said to have practised necromancy, but became insane and drowned herself in 1582. The third wife, Elizabeth Marshall has been mistakenly listed as the wife of Thomas 1532-1584 was the widow of Ralph Ratcliffe of Hitchen Hertfordshire. The Norton family was closely connected with the Grocers Company. Thomas got his MA at Cambridge on 10th June 1570. It was said that he had a brother Lucas who was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1583. As a boy Thomas entered the service of the Protector Somerset and eagerly adopted his amanuensis' views on religious reform. He entered the Inner Temple in 1555 and soon after married Margery 3rd daughter of Thomas Cranmer. His wife's stepfather was Edward Whitchurch, the Calvinistic printer and Thomas lived under his roof for a time. He was called to the bar and his practice grew rapidly. On Lady Day 1562 he became standing counsel to the Stationers Company and on 18 June 1581 Solicitor to the Merchant Taylors Company. Norton's activity and legal ability soon recommended him to the Queen's ministers. In January 1581 Thomas became official censor of the Queen's Catholic subjects. He complained to Walsingham on 27 March 1582 about being known as the "Rackmaster General". Amongst those Thomas tortured were Alexander Briant, Thomas Myagh (an Irishman who had already been "loosened up"; by Skevington) Edmund Campion and Francis Throgmorton. But Thomas' concern over the church's lack of zeal lead to him being imprisoned in the Tower where he continued to press Walsingham to be harsher with the Catholics. Although freed his health had suffered and he died at his house at Sharpenhoe on 10 March 1583/4. He was buried at Streatley Church and the will he had written on his death bed was proved 15 April 1584. His executor was Thomas Cranmer, his wife's brother. Thomas Norton's second wife was Alice the daughter of Edmund Cranmer. She was always a bigoted Protestant and fell victim to religious mania. By 1582 she was hopelessly insane. At the time of her husband's death she was living at Cheshunt, Hertfordshire under the care of her eldest daughter Ann, the wife of Sir George Coppin. She never recovered her reason and was still at Cheshunt early in 1602. She was afterwards removed to Bethlehem Hospital. Their children were, Anne, Elizabeth who married Miles Raynesford, Henry, Robert and William.
See http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr07/rr07_488.html and http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~legends/norton.html