[32732] Said to be of Fawdon.
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[41286] The 1860 federal census lists him as Elsada F., age 7.
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[51605] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 28 August 1980, p. 26: "Corinna - Marion Hatch Sinclair, 81, widow of Howard F. Sinclair, died unexpectedly Aug. 27, 1980 at her residence in Corinna. She was born March 25, 1899 in Buxton, daughter of the Rev. E. Judson and Nellie (Coffin) Hatch. She was educated in Augusta school and was a graduate of Cony High School, class of 1919. She was a member of Coopers Mills King's Daughters and the Corinna Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. She worked many year at the Baxter freezing plant in Corinna snd attended the Corinna Christian Church. She and her husband were married Nov. 2, 1918 in Augusta. She is survived by four sons, Melvin and Robert, both of Winthrop; Leland of St. Albans' and LaForest of Corinna; four daughters, Mrs. Annie Brann of Windsor, Mrs. Muriel Abbott, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Amelia Wright, West Virginia, and Mrs. Grace Shea of Ellsworth; three sisters, Grace Haglsy of Cornwall Bridge, Conn.; Cates of Kents Hill; and Zelpha Richardson of Boothboy Harbor; 18 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousin.s Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Friday at the Corinna Christian Church with the Rev. Edward Jaworski officiating. Burial will be in the Village Cemetery, Corinna."
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[20195] The Perry County Freeman," 11 April 1888, published an article: "Last Wednesday, April 4, 1888, Mrs. Margaretta Rice, of New Bloomgifled, Pa., saw her 90th birthday, in fair measure of health and strength. ...Grandmother had 11 children, 6 of whom are still living. Her son William was the first male child born in New Bloomfield, after its choice as the county-seat. ...Grandmother's father was Nicholas Ickes. Towards the close of the 17th century, a colony of 3000 persons from Eisleben in the Kingdom of Upper Saxony, under the guidance of William Penn, came to Montgomery county, Pennsylvania. There was one Iskes among the number with 7 children, who located 1000 acres of land north of the Schuylkill river. Michael Ickes, the fourth son, remained on his part of the old homestead until his death by drowning in the river. Michael's eldest son, Nicholas, at the early age of 16, went into the Revolutionary war. In 1795 he removed to Cumberland county, which then included what is now Perry county. Perry ws set off from Cumberland in 1820. Nicholas Ickes came into possession of perhaps 350 acres of land in and around Idkesburg - now owned by the inhabitants of the village, and Nicholas Hench, farm below town, and George B. Sheaffer, farm above town, and the Adams mill property. His tract also extende dup towards the Tuscarora mountain now held by various owners. In 1818 Mr. Ickes laid out some town lots, sold them and gave his name to the new village - Ickesburg. He was twice married, becoming the father of 20 children. He died in 1849." Her genealogy is also provided in the "Records of the Annual Hench and Dromgold Reunion...," Lelia Dromgold Emig (Harrisburg, PA: The United Evangelical Press, 1913).
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[11509] She was a major force in French politics during the 30 years of Roman Catholic-Huguenot wars and an instigator of the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre. She had little power during the reign of her husband and that of her first son, Francis II, but on Francis's death in 1560 the government fell entirely into her hands. She ruled as regent for her second son, Charles IX, until he reached his majority in 1563, and she continued to dominate him for the duration of his reign. In her determination to preserve royal power at any cost, Catherine devoted her energies to maintaining a balance between the Protestant group known as the Huguenots, led by the French military leader Gaspard de Coligny, and the Roman Catholics, led by the powerful house of Guise. During the religious civil wars that began in 1562, Catherine, a Roman Catholic, usually supported the Catholics; sometimes, however, political expediency led her to switch her support to the Huguenots. Her political manipulations also affected the personal affairs of her family. In 1560 she arranged for her daughter, Elizabeth of Valois, to become the third wife of the powerful Roman Catholic king of Spain, Philip II. In 1572 Catherine found it propitious to marry another daughter, Margaret of Valois, to the Protestant king Henry of Navarre, who later became Henry IV, king of France. Later in 1572 she found the growing Huguenot influence over her son Charles, the French king, frightening; accordingly, she instigated the plot to assassinate the Protestant leader Coligny that led to his death and the deaths of an estimated 50,000 other Huguenots in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (1572). After the death of Charles in 1574 and the accession to the throne of her third son as Henry III, Catherine's power declined. Apart from her political role, Catherine was a patron of the arts. Her interest in architecture was demonstrated in the building of a new wing of the Louvre Museum, in initiating construction of the Tuileries gardens, and in building the château of Monceau. Her personal library, containing numerous rare manuscripts, was renowned in Renaissance France. For her ancestry, see http://www.friesian.com/italia.htm.
[5550] See notes for wife, which cite Jirí Louda and Michael MacLagan, "Lines of Succession: Heraldry of the Royal Families of Europe, 2nd edition" (London, U.K.: Little, Brown and Company, 1999), table 38. His ancestry is on the Web at http://genroy.free.fr/lux.html. For Prince Johann Ernst's castle, see http://www.heritagesites.eu.com/german/weilbur.htm.
[12663] Inez is daughter of Edward Steffler and Sue Bumgardener. Inez Steffler - in 1925 census at Charles City, Floyd Co., IA, age 12, daughter of Ed (age 35) and Susie (27). In the 1920 census there she is age 7 and her father Edward's parents are from Germany (father) and Pennsylvania (mother); her mother's parents are from Iowa; Edward works in a tractor factory. In the 1900 census at Charles City Edward is age 11, b. in April 1889, in the family of William (b. March 1856 in Germany) and wife Susan (b. Nov 1855 in IA); William is a day laborer who emigrated to the USA in 1877. Find A Grave Memorial 68925762 includes her photo and offers: "Inez is survived by her daughters, Pat Johnson, Joan Wilson, Jo Haverkamp and Virginia Poulk; and sons, Jim and Robert Heichel. She was preceded in death by her son, D.R. Heichel; and husband, Russell Heichel in 1969 (1971). A service was held in Waterloo, Iowa, where Inez was born."