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[40835] The unverified Klein Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "William Cleaves was born in 1634 in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married Sarah Chandler on November 4, 1659, in his hometown. They had one child during their marriage. He died on April 21, 1676, in Roxbury, Massachusetts, at the age of 42. . . . Sarah Chandler was born in 1637 in Roxbury, Massachusetts . . . . She died on December 29, 1713, in Sandwich, Massachusetts, having lived a long life of 76 years." An unverified file at https://www.geni.com/people/William-Cleaves-of-Roxbury in 2019 states William was of Bruton, Co. Somerset, England.
[8086] Ancestry.com offers: "Cole Name Meaning - English: from a Middle English pet form of Nicholas. English: from a Middle English personal name derived from the Old English byname Cola (from col '(char)coal', presumably denoting someone of swarthy appearance), or the Old Norse cognate Koli. Scottish and Irish: when not of English origin, this is a reduced and altered form of McCool. In some cases, particularly in New England, Cole is a translation of the French surname Charbonneau. Probably an Americanized spelling of German Kohl."
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[3703] The Forester of Argues. {For line see "Interpolation of Jumieges," Robert de Torigny, and "The Genealogist," New Series, 37:57.} Crépon (France) is located to the east of Bayeux about half way between the town of Creully and Arromanches on the coast. Cf. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famille_de_Crépon.
[60501] Willis is said to be son of Samuel S. Dow (1788-1861) & Mary ("Polly") Stewart (1794-1855; m. 30 August 1810 in Vinalhaven, Knox Co., ME).
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[46011] "The Perry County Democrat [Bloomfield, Pennsylvania], 10 March 1926," p. 3: "Mrs. Leah Drexler Keck, widow of the late Ellas Keck, of Kennedy's Valley, died at the home of her at the home or her niece, Mrs. Harry Corman, in Kennedy's Valley, on Thursday, March 4th, after a lingering illness from a complication of diseases. Mrs. Keck was a daughter of the late Daniel and Susan Drexler, of Tyrone township, and was of a family of eight, all of whom have passed to the spirit world. Mrs. Keck was a kind mother, friend and neighbor and will be missed by all who knew her. She came to the home of her niece early last fall and was tenderly cared for by Mrs. Corman during her last illness. Mrs. Keck was the mother of the following children: Jesse Keck, of Cumberland county; Daniel, deceased; Luther; Minnie, (Mrs. John Dunkleberger) deceased; Rosa, widow of the late D. W. Dunkleberger, of Churchtown, Cumberland county; Annie, (Mrs. George Morrison) of Carlisle; Florence, (Mrs. Robert Foster) and Alice, (Mrs. William Foster) of Duncannon. The funeral was held from the home of Charles Kell on Saturday at 1 o'clock, with services in Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, and burial was made in churchyard adjoining." Leah's parents are from the unverified Keck Family Tree in 2020 in Ancestry.com.
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[48590] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 5 April 2021: "Richard Frederic Gross, 89, died Monday March 29, 2021, at Maine Veterans Home, Bangor. He was born July 29, 1931, in Bangor the only child of Frederic and Lowena (Leach) Gross. While in grade school, the family moved to Riverside, N.J. They later relocated back to Bucksport and Richard graduated from Bucksport High School, Class of 1949. He attended the University of Maine at Orono for two years and then entered the military, serving in the Army in Germany. Upon returning home, he married the love of his life, Judith (Hutchins) Gross. They were married for 62 years. Richard worked for and retired from the Bucksport paper mill. He loved all sports, especially baseball and the Boston Red Sox. He loved music, especially jazz, and had a great love for all animals. Richard had a witty and funny sense of humor. He is survived by and will be greatly missed by his three daughters, Beth Cunningham and husband, Jack, of Bar Harbor, Karen Rackliff and husband, TJ, of Berlin, N.H., and Leslie Gifford and significant other Larry Wahl of Bucksport; grandchildren James and Jessica Cunningham, Jared Cunningham, Samuel Cunningham, Jacob Leach, Jonathan Leach, Lindsey and David Caron, Dustin and Katrina Leach, David and Molly Rackliff, Kenneth and Brandy Rackliff, Whitney Gifford and Jacob Wolk, Nye Gifford and fiancée Kelly Taylor and many great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his beloved cats, Theodore and Lillian. Richard was predeceased by his parents and his beloved wife."
[38119] The "Chicago Tribune," 8 Jan 1907, p. 4: "O. W. Herrick, for Forty-six Years a Resident of Chicago, Succumbs to Rheumatism of the Heart. O. W. Herrick, president of the Avenue State bank of Oak Park, died of rheumatism of the heart last night in his home in the suburb, after an illness of three weeks. Mr. Herrick came to Chicago in 1860 and was for a time a member of the general assembly of the state. Besides a widow, he is survived by three sons, Dr. James B. Herrick, Willis D. Herrick, who is in the insurance business, and Walter D. Herrick, an attorney. He leaves also two daughters, Mrs. B. L. Goodwillie of Oak Park and Miss Julia Herrick." FindAGrave.com offers: "Mr. Herrick also seems to have a grave marker at Riverview Cemetery in New York near his parents. Parents: Orrigan Brigham Herrick & Anna S. Scoville."
[26285] One World Tree claims she is daughter of Ambrose Honor (b. ca. 1585 in East Stafford, Berkshire).
[34181] This person is from the unverified Phillips Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Sir Thomas m. in Oct 1491 at Muddlescombe, Kedwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales Jane Dwinn and that Sir Thomas is son of Sir Phillip Phillips, Lord of Cilsant (b. ca. 1415) and Jenet Lloyd. He may have been born in Picton Castle - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picton_Castle. See www.phillipsdnaproject.com and "Annals & Antiquities of the Counties & County Families of Wales, Volume 2," Thomas Nicholas, p. 298 - available on-line via Google Books.
[22020] Thomas is son of John Prewitt (b. 16 Jan 1588, m. 1616 Margaret Pinernel). In 2003 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~skidwell3/npr21.htm#rnn753 states: "Thomas Prewitt, taken from the Family Tree Maker internet site. Early Virginia Immigrants, by G.C. Greer, Clerk of the VA State Land Office, contains a list of some 25,000 persons who came to Virginia from 1623 to 1666, together with the patenteeor person who brought them over. In this list is : Thomas Prewitt, 1636, by Joane Bennet, to Charles River County. On May 6, 1636, Joane Bennett, widow, received 450 acres in Charles River Co., VA. upon the new Poqueson River, east towards the bays, west into the woods, north upon the Pinye Swamp (River) and south upon Robert Thrasher. 50 acres due for transfer of 8 persons: Ann Winter, John Roote, Jon Marshall, Thomas Prewitt, Andrew Chant, Jon Morris, and Pole Carplights. At first,land could only be had by paying the passage of settlers too poor to pay their own; the man who paid the transportation cost got 50 acres of land for each person brought to Virginia. The transported person usually had to spend 5 years in working out the costs of his passage, but at the end of that time, he or she also received 50 acres of land. On June 2, 1636, Thomas Privett was granted 50 acres of land in Charles River Co., VA, being a neck of ground at the New Poqueson, west upon William Clarke a creek, then east upon Thomas Harwood a creek, The said 50 acres of land being due unto him the said Thomas Privett for the transportation of one servant into this colony. It seems strange that an indentured servant would be transporting an indentured servant to do his work for him. Much has been written about the indentured servants that came to the colonies. Like most immigrants, they were of all classes, but they were mostly young men with little or no material goods, believing that they could make a killing quickly in the new world and return home. There were some who, for political or religious beliefs, chose to come as indentured servants because, in doing so, they would not have to take an oath to support Church or King . No doubt many Quakers were among these, for this sect was a problem for Gov. Berkley. It appears that Thomas Prewitt and wife were Quakers and not married by the rules of the established church. Charles River County, Va was changed to York County. In 1646, Thomas Privet confessed he borrowed a canoe from John Wilson and lost it. Ordered that he pay Wilson 2 bushels of ____ for the canoe next Nov. 1. In 1647, John Thomas had an attachment against Thomas Privett to secure debt of 600 lbs. tobacco. On May 24, 1648, Thomas Pruitt confesses judgement to Robert Abrall for 1202 lbs of tobacco to be paid the next Oct. 10 at the house of Pruitt. Three cows bound in security. Court for the County of Youk. Cattle were very valuable to the early settlers. They were expensive to bring over by ship and scarce. In 1648, Thomas Privett confessed judgement to Mr. William Hockaday, 1 1/2 bushel of corn and 56 lbs. tobacco. On July 25, 1648, Whereas Thomas Privett and his wife were presented to his court for committing fornication and thereof found guilty. Court ordered that they shall do a pennance in the Parish Church on the New Pawqueson and during the time of divine servis the next Sabbath Day. The church wardens ordered to see this done. Pruitt and his wife to appear at the next Court to abien further censure. This was undoubtedly persecution of the Quakers. On Dec. 6, 1648, Thomas Privett bind himself to pay John Madison 600 lbs of tobacco before next Oct. 1, a steer and heifer as security. He was called 'The Immigrant.' He immigrated to Charles River County, Virginia on May 6, 1636. His religion was Quaker."
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[9659] Vera m. (1) 28 July 1937 Ivan Woltmann (1916-1950) and (2) 4 Aug 1962 Alvin Holtz.
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[19617] William emigrated in 1633, one year before his brother, Thomas. As one of Edmund Quensey's servants, William was admitted to the First Church of Boston 9 Feb 1634. With Thomas, he was a firm supporter of the Rev. John Sheelwright, and elected to follow the banished pastor to New Hampshire where they founded Exeter ("the Falls of the Paschataqua"). The brothers signed the Exeter Combination there 4 Dec 1639, an agreement for self-government. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hwbradley/aqwg1149.htm#24432 and See "The Great Migration Begins," R. C. Anderson (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995), Vol. 3, pp. 1922-1924, with reports: As a Wheelwright supporter he was disarmed in 1637. He went to Exeter in 1639, but apparently did not stay long. On 18 Oct 1649 William witnessed the mark on Thomas Chabinock, the sagamore of Wells. In 1653, when the Bay took control of the lands now Maine, William did not gracefully submit, and was reported to the court for endangering the welfare of his neighbors and the peace of the community. On 25 Oct 1653 he was presented at York Court for 'casting an aspersion upon the magistrates of the Bay'; he was admonished and paid a fine of 2s. 6d. On 29 Jun 1654 he was presented for 'denying the College to be any ordinance of God and therefore it was not his judgement to give anything to it, when there was something demanded of him for it'. At Wells [now in ME] he was drawing wine in 1649. On 29 Apr 1661 he was allowed to draw beer at Boston for the year ensuing. The license was renewed 1662-1669. For 1668-69 he was also licensed to keep a house of public entertainment. In his will, dated 18 Apr 1670 and probated 4 Jun 1670, [additions from "Abstracts of Early Suffolk Wills", New England Historic Genealogical Register (NER) Vol. 48 p.458] "William Wardell of Boston" bequeathed to "my dear wife Elizabeth Wardell the one-half of my now dwelling house in Boston" during her natural life and also all moveables in the house, "out of which she shall pay unto my daughter Rachel Wardell" £25 [paid in furniture]; to "my wife's daughter Hannah Gillet" £21 [paid in household stuff on day of marriage or at eighteen years]; to my wife's daughter Deborah" £20; to "my eldest son Uzall Wardwell the other half of my now dwelling house," and the whole house to be his at the decease of William's wife, Uzall to pay to "my son Elihu Wardell" £40; to "my daughter Leah, wife to Will[iam] Tower," 10s.; to "my daughter Meribah, wife to Francis Pitfield [sic] [Littlefield] of Wells," 10s., to "my daughter Mary, wife to Nathaniel Rust," 10s., residue to son Uzall Wardwell, he to be sole executor; "my loving friends James Everill & Will[iam] Bartholomew" to be overseers. [Witnesses, Ambrose Dawes, Joseph Wheeler, Wm. Bartholmew, James Everell. Inventory, 30 April, 1670, appraised by Isaack Walker, Richard Woodde, William Parson]". See "The Pioneers of Maine and New Hamphsire, 1623-1660," Charles Henry Pope (Baltimore, MD: Clearfield Co., reprinted 2002), pp. 222-23. See also Family Tree Maker's CD 194, "Massachusetts and Maine Families," III:548ff.