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[5769] AKA Urchad mac Murchada, King of West Connaught. See "Time Travelers, Quest for the Ancient Light," Beth Ellen Patterson, online at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/1034/gedcom/surnames.html.
[37498] This person is from the unverified Meckel Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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John r. Plymouth, MA, Marshfield (1646) and Yarmouth (1652). He and Desire had five sons and six daughters. His parents and descendants are from "Loyalist Gorhams of the St. John River Valley, 1783-1994," by Dorie Gorham (Peninsula Heritage, Inc., New Brunswick, 1995). His genealogy is given in "Captain John Gorham of Massachusetts: A Genealogy," Alfred Averill Knapp, editor (1961).
In 2002 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/3024/JGRR01_004.htm reports: "John came to New England with his parents around 1635 on the 'Philip.' They moved to Marshfield in 1646, & John became a Freeman on June 4, 1650; in 1652 they moved to Yardmouth were he owned a grist mill. In 1673 & 74 he served as a Selectmen for Barnstable. John was a Captain in King Philip's War were he was exposed to the cold in battle & died in Dec. of 1675 or 76. In 1777 John & his heirs were granted 100 acers of land at Papequash Neck in Swansea forever." For documentation of his service as Captain of the second company of the Plymouth Regiment, see "Soldiers of the King Phillips War," George M. Bodge (Boston: 1906). Web site http://www.lauricellas.com/clint/johng2nt.htm reports in 2002: "The Northamptonshire branch of the Gorhams are supposed to have descended from Sir Hugh de Gorham and his wife, Margaret, daughter of Sir William l'Angevin. Sir Hugh de Gorham, in 1281, possessed the manor of Churchfield in the parish of Oundle, and land in Benefield which had belonged to his wife's father. More than three hundred years later, the baptism of "John Gorram, son of Ralph Gorram" was entered in the Benefield register. A John Gorham, perhaps this man, was a passenger on board the Philip, bound for North America, 20 June 1635, with Richard Morgan, master. A Ralph Gorham was greanted land in Plymouth 2 October 1637 for a house and garden. On 5 March 1637/8, he complained against Frances Sprague. A year later, 'Ralph Gorham the older' was presented for breaking the peace. On 1 September 1640 he complained against Ralph Smith and on 2 March 1640/1 Smith complained against Ralph Gorham. On 5 April 1640 he sued Tristram Clark and John Crab for debt. he then disappeared from Plymouth records. On 8 March 1648 Desire's father, John Howland, sold to his 'son-in-law, John Gorum,' half of the lands in Marshfield that he had bought from Governor William Bradford. In 1672, Desire's mother, Elizabeth Howland, 'wife of Mr. John Howland, deceased, came into court at Plymouth and acknowledged that she freely gave and surrendered rights in the lands of her late husband lying in Namasket in the township of Middleboro to Mr. John Gorum of Barnstable.' The exact date of their marriage is not known but Desire was called 'Desire Gorum' in her father's will dated 29 May 1672. Additional proof that Desire Howland married John Gorham was found in a land transaction dated 16 February 1673, in which 'John Gorum Senr of Barnstable' sold to George Dawson, 'now resident at Barnstable,' land in Middleboro formerly belonging to John Howland and Elizabeth, his wife, and given to the said John Gorum before John Howland's death. the transaction was witnessed by Joseph Laythorpe and John Thompson, and acknowledged 24 February 1673 before Thomas Hinckley, Assistant. Desire, wife of John Gorum, gave her consent 30 April 1674. John and Desire Gorham lived in Plymouth after the birth of their first child, Desire, 2 April 1644, and then moved to marshfield. Their great-grandson, Col. John Gorham, in his 'Wast Book,' recorded that 'John Gorum, alias Gorham - which Son after Having Marryed With and Howland and Had Sevrall Children Went home to England and Returned Soone again to his family... Moved from Marshall to Barnstable and Settled there in ordr to begin to township Called Barnstable. Built Mills - tan fatts Etc.' John Gorham's name was on a list of men able to bear arms in Plymouth in 1643. He was chosen constable in Marshfield in 1648. He was made a freeman 4 June 1650 and in 1651 he became a member of the Grand Inquest of Plymouth Colony. He and his family moved to Yearmouth, Massachusetts, in 1652, and then went on to Barnstable where he owned a grist mill and a tannery. He was a surveyor of highways in 1654. As a captain in the militia in King Philip's War, he took part in the Narragansett fight in December 1675, where he was wounded 'by having his powder horn Shot and Split against his side,' He died of the resulting fever and was burned in Swansea 5 February 1676/7. His widow, Desire, survived him for more than five years, dying after her father, John Howland, but before her mother, Elizabeth Tilley. Desire was mentioned in her father's will in 1672, but not by her mother in 1686. Desire's husband, Capt. John Gorham died intestate. On 7 March 1675, Mistress Desire Gorum (sic) and her sons, James Gorum and John Gorum, were named as administrators of the estate. The court appointed "Mr. Hinckley, Mr. Chipman and Mr. Huckins" to take care of the estate of the youngest children until they came of age. The inventory, amounting to L710-4-3, was taken 29 February 1675 and sworn to 7 March 1675. It included the dwelling house, barn, upland, meadow, tan vats, a baark mill, and two houses and tools 'belonging to the taning.' In the division of Capt. John Gorham's estate, dated Plymouth 7 March 1676/7, widow Desire Gorham received her dower thirds. Son Jomes received "the dwelling house he now lives in," with the barn and half of the upland. Son John Gorham received the tan vats, bark mill, tools, stock and the other half of the upland. Son Joseph was given forty acres of land next to Joseph Hallet's land, and some meadow. The rest of the estate was divided into five equal parts among the rest of children, who were named as Jabez, Mercy, Lydia, Hannah and Shubael Gorum. Shubael was allotted L50 for the costs of his education, in addition to receiving his share of the estate. Three married daughters, Desire, Temperance and Elizabeth, had already received L40 each. If there should be an overplus, the married daughters were to share equally with the other children, except that James, the eldest son, was to have a double share. The inventory of Desire's estate was dated 3 August 1683, more than two months before her death, 13 October 1683. On 5 March 1683/4, the Assistants of Plymouth Colony, Gov. Hinckley, Major Bradford, Deputy Gov. Mr. Freeman, Mr. Lothrop and Mr. Thacher, 'with the mutual consent of the children then appearing', named as James, John and Joseph Gorham, and with the consent of the sons-in-law, agreed that the eldest son James would receive a double share, according to custom, and the rest of the children, namely John, Joseph, Jabez, Shubael, Desire, Temperance, Elizabeth, deceased, mercy, Lydia and Hannah, should have an equal portion. As Elizabeth had died, they agreed that her children, not named, 'should have an equal part that did belong to their mother.'"
In the book of the Society of the Colonial Wars, John is listed. On 13 July 1677 in consideration of his good services, his heirs were awarded the 100 acres of land at Papasquash Neck that he had applied for. "Ancestral Heads of New England Families," Frank R. Holmes (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1999), p. xcvii: "Gorham. The family traced to the De Gorrams of La Tanniere on the borders of Brittany, France." Also see http://www.billputman.com/Gorham.pdf and http://www.historyofredding.com/HRgorham.htm. and "Genealogies of Mayflower Families...," Gary Boyd Roberts (Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co.), pp. 120-124. For further genealogy of this family, see NEHGR Vol. LIX (1905), pp. 91ff.
For the culture of New England during his lifetime and beyond, see "Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America," David Hackett Fischer (NY: Oxford University Press, 1989), pp. 13-205.
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[59530] Boyd served as a Corporal in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 Aprill 2005: "Bucksport - Boyd J. Hopkins, 73, died April 23, 2005, at his home, after a long and valiant fight with cancer. He was born Feb. 14, 1932, the oldest son of Marion (Ingalls) and Herbert Hopkins. He attended Bucksport schools until his senior year when he attended and graduated from Higgins Classical Institute in 1950. Boyd was a charter member of DeMolay Ellsworth Order. He then was in Felicity Lodge No. 19, where he went through all chairs in Blue Lodge and was a past master of Blue Lodge. He was also in Bucksport Commandry. Boyd was an active member of grange. He was master of Verona and Narramisic Grange and also a member of Hancock Pemona and State grange. Boyd was a charter member of the 4-H Clover Club, and a past leader of the Millvale Helping Hands. A member and past president of the Hancock County Leaders Assoc. As well as a past member of the Hancock County Executive Committee. He was in charge of 4-H Government Day and also built the 4-H Food Booth with others at Blue Hill Fair. Boyd had been a member of the Hancock County Agricultural Society for more than 30 years. Boyd was also a member of the East Bucksport Methodist Church, where he served a time as Sunday school superintendent. He also served as president of the Bucksport PTA and had been a notary public in the community for many years. Boyd served in the Korean War from 1953 to 1955, where he was in the 65th Army MP Corp. stationed in Austria. He also had the distinction of being a sharp shooter. Boyd was employed by Seaboard, St. Regis and Champion Paper Companies for 43 years. He was a member of Labor Union 1188 where he served as secretary/ treasurer for about 16 years. For the past five years, he worked for Sheehan's Florist after his retirement from Champion. Boyd leaves behind a loving wife of 52 years, Barbara (Strout) Hopkins; two daughters, Methel Wilbur and her husband, Joey, of Eastbrook and Sandra Nason of Bucksport; two grandsons, Justin and his wife, Brandi, and Zach; and one granddaughter, Jennifer; one brother, Ronald and wife, Joyce, of Searsport; one half brother, Harold; one half sister, Kathy George and husband, Alfred; and one stepbrother, Vinal Dewitt. He also leaves many brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; many nieces and nephews; great-nieces and great-nephews. He is also survived by very special friends, Maddy Cole, Brenda Pelletier, Margaret and Dave Chavaree, Herb and Irene Atwood and Jesse Rollins. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a nephew, Paul Hopkins."
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[47504] "Harrisburg Telegraph, 16 January 1923," p. 18: "Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon for John F. Moyer, aged 73, watchman at the Black garage who was found dead while at work. Burial was made in the Union Deposit Cemetery. For years he resided with his daughter, Mrs. E. K. Rudy, 1912 North Sixth street. He Is also survived by two sisters Miss Elizabeth Moyer of this city and Mrs. David S. Kauffman, New Cumberland and one brother George V. Moyer, 205 South Front street."
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[40815] The unverified Rogers Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Ezekiel Osgood was born on January 12, 1712, in Andover, Massachusetts, the child of Ezekiel and Rebecca. He was married on May 15, 1746, in his hometown. He died on January 25, 1798, in Blue Hill, Maine, having lived a long life of 86 years."