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[23766] See http://www3.dcs.hull.ac.uk/cgi-bin/gedlkup/n=royal?royal10448. As "Henry the Navigator" he was the first of the modern sea explorers, and founded a school for navigators, Portugal (1419), sent ships to explore down African coast, reached Gambia River in 1455 and let Portugal to become a world power.
[37605] "California, County Marriages, 1850-1952," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K8VS-FXD) states Mary is daughter of Emile Gipp and Netah W. Smith.
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[28726] Identified as Phineas Pratt's father by "New England Families," William Richard Cutter (Clearfield Co.), Vol. 4, pp. 2021-2023, which reports: "Tradition relates that the progenitor of this family was John Pratt or Platt, who fled from France from some political persecutions, and became an armor-bearer to the King of England, and his name was subsequently spelled Pratt. Both names have the same significance, derived from the Latin root word pratum, a meadow. Henry Pratt, the progenitor, was a nonconformist minister, and for teaching the gospel contrary to the rules of the Established Church was imprisoned at the same time that over four hunred religious teachers were confined in the damp and floomy jails in England for the same offence. While thus incarcerated he managed to communicate with his distressed family by writing to them with blood drawn from his arm for the purpose. Whether he died in jail, as many of these devout and wretched prisoners did, or was released, is unknown. Among his children were 1. Joshua, came to Plymouth in the ship 'Anne,' 1623; was admitted a freeman in 1633; constable and messenger, January 1, 1633-34; juror and commissioner; administration granted to widow Bathsheba, October 5, 1633-34; widow married August 29, 1667, John Daggett. 2. Phinehas . . . one of a company of about sixty sent to Massachusetts to found a colony by Thoms Weston, a London Merchant who was first a friend and chief promoter of the Plymouth colony and then a rival. Pratt with nine others sailed from England in the ship 'Sparrow,' arriving at Damariscove Island in May 1622. He with others left the vessel in a shallop, and after touching at several places on the coast landed in the latter part of May at Plymouth. About July 1 the ships 'Charity' and 'Swan,' two other vessels sent out by Weston, also arrived, and subsequently a party left Plymouth in the 'Swan' and commenced the settlement at Wessaguscus, in the present town of Weymouth. Pratt was one of this company. [Here follows an extended description of happenings at Wessaguscus including heroic actions by Phinehas Pratt.] . . . Pratt settled at Plymouth when the Wessaguscus colony broke up. . . . He was a joiner by trade. In 1648 Pratt purchased the place in Charlestown, Massachusetts, on which he lived the rest of his life. [Here follows an extended discussion of his authoring a history, etc.] . . . ." See also "Phinehas Pratt and Some of His Descendants," Eleazer Franklin Pratt (Boston, 1897 - typescript in the Library of Congress). "Phinehas Pratt's Descendants, with Narratives and Biographies - 1622-1980," Priscilla Lorena Pratt Briggs (Rutland, MA, printed by The Heffernan Press, Inc., Worcester, MA, 1980, pp. 1-2 offers: "Henry Pratt, the father of Phinehas, was a nonconformist minister who preached the gospel contrary to the rules of the Established Church of England, and was imprisoned along with over 400 other religious teachers in gloomy, damp jails in England. While there, Henry managed to communicate with his grief stricken family by writing to them with the blood which he drew from his arm. Abigail Pratt, granddaughter of Phinehas, used to relate this story to her grandchildren. She was very intelligent and had a correct and retentive memory. It is not known whether or not Henry died in prison or was released as an incurable invalid due to the cruel treatment he received in prison." "Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700", Frank R. Holmes, compiler (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2008), p. 193 offers: "Pratt. From the Latin Pratum, a meadow. Prat in the Dutch signifies proud, arrogant, cunning. John Pratt, or de Pratellis or de Prates, held the manor of Parrickbourne (Merlin Bridge and Pelham Hundred 1200."
[45022] Jeremiah is son of Amos Smith and Laura Platt (both b. in CT).