[45925] The unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2020 states Johann m. Elisabeth _____ (1715-1800). In some later generations the surname became Bryner. He arrived in Philadelphia, PA 24 September 1732 from Germay on the ship "Adventure" - the ship's Captain listed him "George Briner". Information and children are from https://www.krepps.net/JGBreiner.html in 2021.
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[24964] Doug Thompson at http://freespace.virgin.net/doug.thompson/BraoseWeb/index1.htm states: "Loretta was married to Robert de Beaumont, 4th Earl of Leicester, sometime Steward of England. She retired to live as a recluse in Hackington, Kent, about 1220. As a widow her dower estates had included the manor of Chalton (Hants) and the borough of Hungerford (Berks). In April 1265, when Simon de Montfort was Steward, he sent messengers from Gloucester to Loretta at Hackington to try to clarify the 'rights and liberties' attached to the office formerly held by her husband."
[42774] This person is from the unverified Cara's Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017. See Find A Grave Memorial 65869781.
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Donald m. May 13, 1952 Martha Lea Longderff - in 1984 they r. Roscoe, NY - they had Byron Richard Lightner (b. July 9, 1958, m. 1st "Jerry" _____ and had Byron Henry Lightner, b. Dec. 30, 1979) and Susan Dawn Lightner (b. Sept. 27, 1959, m. [and divorced] Gregory Vilner and had Gregory Israel Vilner, b. June 3, 1978, and Jessica Lea Vilner, b. Aug. 18, 1979). "The Patriot-News [Harrisburg, PA], 17 July 2012": "Donald R. Lightner, 79, passed away peacefully with his family at his side, on Sunday, July 15, 2012 at his home in Centre Township, New Bloomfield. He was born December 1, 1932 in Eshcol, Millerstown to the late Donald and Anna (Campbell) Lightner.
He was a Navy Veteran of the Korean War, and a member of St. Matthew United Church of Christ in Carlisle Springs, the Newport American Legion #177 and the Perry County Sailors Asso. He loved to read and his greatest joys were his friends, family and his church. Donald was preceded in death by his wife,Martha Longsderff Lightner. He is survived by his daughter, Sue Kwasnik and her husband Allan of Haskell, NJ; sister, Gay Y. Trout of Newport; seven grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his son, Byron R. Lightner and brother, Richard G. Lightner."
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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shbwgen/bios/sarahjack.html offers in 2011:
From an excerpt of an unknown document (could be from The Palmer Family in New England)
PALMER ~ William Palmer, immigrant ancestor, was born in England. He settled first in Watertown, Massachusetts, as early as 1636 and removed in 1637 to Newbury, Massachusetts, and in 1638 to Hampton, New Hampshire, of which he was a grantee and one of the first settlers. He was one of those "licensed to settle" September 6, 1638. He was admitted a freeman March 13, 1638-39. There was more than one William Palmer at the time a decree of divorce was granted to a man of this name, October 19, 1650, from his wife "Elinor, who had married another man in England," and we cannot be sure of his identity. About 1650 Palmer, then of Hampton, agreed to release to his son-in-law, John Sherman, of Watertown, Massachusetts, land at Great Ormsby, county Norfolk, England, whence the family came to America. He had previously deeded land at Hampton and Newbury March 10, 1645, to John Sherman and his daughter Martha (Palmer) Sherman in lieu of the estate in Great Ormsby which was hers by inheritance. The Shermans sold the Newbury and other property to Joseph, youngest son of William Palmer. Coffin's history of Newbury relates that William Palmer removed to Piscataqua from Newbury. He was in Kittery in 1642 for a time, but sold his farm there to Christopher Adams and removed to Cape Porpoise, in 1675. Children: 1. Martha, married Captain John Sherman, of Watertown, Massachusetts. 2. Edward, had a grant of land in 1641 at Hampton, and was then living on the road from Hampton to Exeter. 3. Christopher, married, November 7, 1650, Susannah Hilton, daughter of Edward Hilton; he died June 30, 1699. 4. Joseph, mentioned below. 5. Sarah, married Richard King. 6. Rachel (given in Kittery history, but she was doubtless a granddaughter instead of daughter).
(II) Joseph Palmer, son of William Palmer, born 1644, died February 8, 1715, aged seventy-two years. The Joseph given as son of William Palmer in the Hampton history must have been a grandson. Joseph had by purchase his father's property at Newbury and he lived there until about 1671. He married, March 18. 1665, Sarah Jackman, daughter of James Jackman. He removed to Bradford after the birth of three children, as indicated below. Children, born at Newbury: 1. Sarah, born December 5, 1665. 2. James, born December 18, 1667. 3. Joseph, born July 8, 1670, lived at Newbury and Bradford. Born at Bradford: 4. Benjamin, born October 8, 1672. died November 17, 1745. 5. Richard, born March 22, 1674-75. 6. William, born January 24, 1677. 7. Joanna, born September 14, 1680. 8. Mary, born June 11, 1683, died May 1, 1688. 9. Samuel, born April 25, 1686.
(III) Samuel Palmer, son of Joseph Palmer, born April 25, 1686, died at Bradford, December 1 8, 1758, aged seventy-three years. (Gravestone). He married Elizabeth, who died, his widow, February 11, 1774, aged eighty-five years. (Gravestone beside her husband's at Bradford). Children, born at Bradford: 1. Abigail, born about 1710, baptized September 7, 1712. 2. Elizabeth, baptized September 7, 1712. 3. Mary, born May 9, 1714. 4. Susannah, born November 28, 1716. 5. Betty. 6. Joanna, died September 17, 1732. 7. Samuel, born December 27, 1719, died June 27, 1721. 8. Sarah, born July 5, 1722. 9. Samuel, born March 23, 1727, died September 3, 1800, aged seventy-three years; married, January 24, 1749. 10. Ebenezer, born September 3, 1729, mentioned below.
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[13141] Hannah m. William Blyth.
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[52294] "Bangor Daily News []Bangor, Maine], 22 November 2022": "Milo and Brownville - Larry A. Strout, 77, died peacefully November 18, 2022, in Lewiston. He was born September 11, 1945, the son of Arthur Strout and Bertha (Hatton) Strout. A graduate of Brownville Junction High School in 1965, Larry worked for the B&A Railroad in Derby, then onto Great Northern Paper Co. where he worked for several years and retired from. Larry was known as a "Cracker Jack'' machinist. On September 28, 1968, Larry married the love of his life, Juanita (Doucet) Strout. Larry devoted his life to her and always made sure she was well taken care of, while dealing with M.S. most of her life. He is now resting in peace with his beloved wife. Larry will be missed by many. Larry enjoyed hunting, snowmobiling, painting and racing fast cars. Larry also had a passion for playing the drums with different bands and at local jamborees. Larry was predeceased by his sister, Gladys (Strout) Lundin; brother-in-law, Bryan Stubbs; niece, Deborah Stubbs; nephews, Willie Stubbs, Jason Lundin, and Andy Libby. He is survived by a sister-in-law, Viola (Doucet) Stubbs, of Derby; nieces, Sue Strout and husband, Barney, of Milo; Jamie Cail of Milo, his children, Kenny and Jada Sue Cail of Tennessee; Jodi Libby of Charleston and her children, Yolanda, Henry and boys from Garland; Renee Swimm, husband Marc, their children, Kaidy and Kooper, from Exeter; Lori Lundin and children, Collin and Ida-Grace, all of Brownville; Sherie Bolstridge and husband, Alton, of Brownville and their children, Bryan of Bradford, and Evan and Brooke of Brownville. He leaves special friends, June and Lionel Guay of Lewiston."