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"Humphrey Chadbourne, baptized Tamworth, Warwickshire, England 23 Apr 1615; died Kittery, York Co, ME 1667 (will dated 25 May 1667, recorded 15 Oct 1667, inventory returned 12 Sep 1667 (MW, 45-53; YD 2:27-31); married about 1652 Lucy Treworgye, born circa 1632, came to this country circa 1646 (LND), died Newcastle NH between 1704 and Apr 13 1708 (LND, 133-134), daughter of James and Catherine (Shapleigh) Treworgye and niece of Humphrey's good friend, Major Nicholas Shapleigh. Lucy married second after 1 Apr 1669 (YD 4:fol 51) and probably by 13 Apr 1671, when Wills received land "for the use of Thomas Chick's family" (Berwick TR, 74) Thomas Wills. They were surely married by 12 May 1674 when Lucy's niece Elizabeth (Spencer) Chick was in court for abusing her "Aunt Wells" (vide post). Lucy married third after 14 Mar 1687/8 (date of Thomas Wills' inventory attested to by widow Lucy, LND, 134) Elias Stileman of the Isle of Shoals (LND, 661-2). The will of Elias Stileman, written 18 Dec 1695, named Lucy and her children (LND, 662). Elias died 19 Dec 1695 (Journal of Reverend John Pike, NHHS Coll III: 47). Lucy was listed on the Great Island (Newcastle) tax lists of 1699. She left an extensive will probated in NH as Lucy Stileman.
"Humphrey may have arrived in New England with his father in 1634, although some reports credit his arrival earlier. Several books and articles have called Humphrey the builder, 'chiefest of the artificers,' of the Great House at Strawbery Banke in 1631. If this were so, he would have had to have come with his brother-in-law Thomas Spencer in 1630 or have been the 'factor' who came on the Warwick in 1631. If he was baptized in the year of his birth, he would have been only 16 in 1631. In 1989 George Sanborn, as The CFA Reunion main speaker, stated that we have no documentation as to when Humphrey arrived. The first record we have found indicating his presence in America is the 1640 list of Residents of NH (NHPP, Vol 1), and in the same year he was named among the Kittery men who did not attend the court held at Saco (LND, 32), apparently required of all settlers in the region each year.
"In 1643, Humphrey received a deed from the Indian Sagamore Roles of half a mile of ground between the Little River and the Great River in Newichawannock (S Berwick), except Quamphegan (YD I:6). Three years later, Humphrey got a release from the same Sagamore of the rights to the fishing weir at Little John's Falls in Newichawannock (ibid). On 18 May 1645 Humphrey and Robert Nanney purchased a dwelling house in Dover from Christopher Lawson of Boston, that had been in the possession of William Belew. The land included an acre around the house and twenty acres of upland formerly granted by the town of Dover to Belew (Suffolk Deed I:68). No evidence has been found that Humphrey lived there. In 1650 he was elected town clerk in Kittery and served in this capacity many times thereafter. In 1651/2 he built his house near Great Works and that year served as a selectman. In 1663, Humphrey bought 150 acres of land at Sturgeon Creek from Nicholas Shapleigh, Lucy's uncle (Humphrey's will). The Sturgeon Creek property is shown on the 1701 'Plott of Mr Humphrey Chadburns Farm at Sturgeon Creek,' surveyed for the town of Kittery for tax purposes, available through The CFA.
"Notations by Charles Thornton Libby in his personal copy of Stackpole's Old Kittery and Her Families, held at MHS, show testimony (from MA Supreme Judicial Court Docket #138094, between 1780-1798) by Elder Humphrey stating references by William and Humphrey regarding a log house of Humphrey:
"'I Humphry Chadbourn of Francisborough in the County of York Esqr testify & say that about sixty years agone that I have heard my Father & Uncle Humphry Chadbourn often speaking of their Grand father's Logg house or Loging house & that said house stood about half a mile Southerly of Quampeging Landing in Berwick near Little River now called great works river and further saith not.' George Dod discharged Humphrey Chadbourne of his share of 'The third part' of victualling and wages of Dod's man in the French voyage, apparently a shipping/trading venture in which Dod, Chadbourne and Henry Parkes were partners together until Dod bought out Chadbourne (YD I:24 30 Apr 1651).
"In Nov 1652 Humphrey was fourth among the men signing the Kittery Act of Submission, by which Kittery agreed to be governed by the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The signers may have thought this would strengthen their land claims in the face of claims by heirs of Capt John Mason. Capt Mason and Fernando Gorges had been granted by King James I 10 Aug 1622 all the land between the Merrimac and Kennebec Rivers. This was further divided in 1629, with Mason receiving all the land between the Merrimac and the Piscataqua. On 3 Nov 1631 Mason and Gorges made a grant to the Council of Plymouth, encompassing both sides of Piscataqua harbor and river. After his death in 1635, his heirs or agents apparently did not continue to fulfill Mason's part of the contract with the colonists; so by 1643 Humphrey 2 Chadbourne initiated the secure title to S Berwick land with his deed from Mr Rowles, the Indian. In Nov 1652 this was further strengthened by the Kittery Act of Submission. Richard Leader was noticeably absent from the signers of this document. Humphrey Chadbourne was among the signers of a petition against Richard Leader in Dec 1652, accusing him of the desire of purpose to get the upper hand in government over them (LND, 32/233, 421; Stackpole, 11-5).
"By occupation, Humphrey was a miller, but he held several significant public offices as well, including serving as town clerk in 1650 and 'often thereafter' (LND, 133). He was appointed a deputy to the General Court in 1657 and acted as commissioner to end small causes for several years. He was returned as deputy in 1659-60. He signed the petition against the claims of the Gorges heirs in 1662 and was an associate judge in 1662-3. In 'The Tory Lover', Sarah Orne Jewett called him 'the law-giver of Kittery.'"
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[10241] "The Akron Beacon Journal [Akron, Ohio], 30 March 1995," p. 14: "Martha M. Buffington, 92, died March 28, 1995, A life resident of the Fairlawn area, she was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, where she was on the Altar Guild. Preceded in death by husband, John H. Sr., and daughter-in-law, Ruth, Mrs. Buffington is survived by son, John Hobert Buffington of Barberton; granddaughters, Linda Rumbaugh of Akron, Nancy Clegg of Barberton, Barbara Buffington of Wadsworth; grandson, John Buffington of Norton; and two great-grandchildren. Service will be held at 11 a.m, Friday at Grace Lutheran Church, Rev. Kevin W. Martin officiating. Interment at Copley Cemetery."
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Find A Grace memorial 82188383 offers: "politicalgraveyard.com: Samuel Mortier Hench (1846-1932) - of Indiana. Born near Port Royal, Juniata County, Pa., June 22, 1846. Served in the Union Army during the Civil War; superior court judge in Indiana, 1884-86; member of Indiana state house of representatives, 1891-93. Presbyterian. Member, Odd Fellows; Grand Army of the Republic; Elks. Died in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Ind., March 17, 1932 (age 85 years, 269 days). Burial location unknown.
Three Civil War Enlistments: Third enlistment: Residence Fort Wayne IN. Enlisted on 12/12/1864 as a Private.On 12/12/1864 he mustered into Unassigned IN 87th Infantry.(date and method of discharge not given)."
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"Courts and Lawyers of Indiana, Vol. 3," Leander J., Monks (Indianapolis: Federal Pub. Co., 1916), provides this biography:
Samuel M. Hench, of Fort Wayne, was born near Port Royal, Juniata county, Pennsylvania, June 22, 1846, the eldest of the eight children of William and Jane McLaughlin) Hench. His father was extensively known in that region as an architect and contractor. Samuel M. Hench received his preparatory education in the public schools and then attended Airy View Academy near his home. The Civil War interrupted the young man's pursuit of learning, for at the age of sixteen years he enlisted in Company F, One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was badly wounded in the sanguinary battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13, 1862. With his regiment he was discharged from the service in June, 1863, and on the 7th of August following came to Fort Wayne, Indiana, to reside. During the remainder of that year he was at such employment as his battle injuries permitted him to undertake, working for a short time in the shops of the Pennsj-lvania railroad. He attempted repeatedly during the winter of 1863-4 to re-enlist, but was each time rejected because of the wounds he had sustained. While on a visit to Peoria. Illinois, in May, 1864, he sought to enlist and on the last day of that month he accomplished an enlistment in Company K,
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry, for one hundred-days' service, passed the medical examination and was mustered in. This regiment almost immediately was ordered to the front in Kentucky and Missouri, and took part in the operations that resulted in expelling Gen. Sterling Price and his army from the state of Missouri, Discharged with his regiment, October 31, 1864, Mr. Hench returned to Fort Wayne, purposing to enter college there, but the stresses of the Union cause challenged his patriotism anew and once more he sought to enlist. On December 12, 1864, he again enlisted and was mustered in as a member of Company P, Eighty-third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He soon joined his regiment, which was a part of the Fifteenth Army Corps, near Savannah, Georgia, and remained with the regiment, participating in the celebrated march through the Carolinas to Washington. Mr. Hench was mustered out of service with the regiment at Louisville, Kentucky, in the latter part of July, 1865, a nineteen-year-old veteran of three enlistments. He returned to Fort Wayne, and during the winters of 1865-66, attended school in that city and later he taught school in the country. He went to Council Bluffs, Iowa, in May, 1867, and in the following December entered the law offce of Clinton Sapp. He was admitted to the bar in Council Bluffs, December 15, 1869, and practiced law in that city until December, 1871, when he returned to Fort Wayne, where he has continuously resided ever since. He was appointed by Governor Hendricks, in 1874, to be prosecuting attorney of the Criminal court of Allen county, an office he held for almost seven, years, covering a period marked by salutary rigor against law-breaking and signalized by the successful prosecution of many cases of more than local celebrity. He was elected in 1882 to the bench of the Criminal court of Allen county, serving one term, and then was elected judge of the Allen Superior court, serving one term. During the first Cleveland administration he was apjwinted, in August, 1888, to be chief of the law division of the second comptroller's
office in the national treasury department, served one year and returned to Fort Wayne, where he resumed his law practice. Judge Hench was twice elected to the Indiana Legislature, serving in the house as a representative from Allen county in the sessions of 1891 and 1893. It was through legislation for which Judge Hench was sponsor in 1891 that the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors monument at Indianapolis was completed. A peculiar fitness of things was recognized in May, 1910, by Governor Marshall, who appointed Judge Hench to membership on the board of control of the Soldiers and Sailors monument to succeed Gen. George McGinnis, whose death had caused the vacancy, and that place is held by Judge Hench at this time. Judge Hench is a distinguished member of the Allen county bar, is a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and the Grand Army of the Republic, is a Democrat and a bachelor.
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