_Arnoud Manzer, Count of ANGOULEME _______+
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_Geofroi Taillefer, Count of ANGOULEME _|
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[2193] [This line is duplicated in this database.] Vulgrim II m. (2) Amable de Châtellerault, daughter of Aimery [I] Vicomte de Châtellerault & his wife Amauberge [Dangeureuse] _____. Cf. "The Family, Vol. 1," p. 523 on-line at http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/minibios/c/FAMILY_BOOK_VolI.pdf.
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"The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633" -
OCCUPATION: Possibly a carpenter, as he was involved twice in assessing work on building the meetinghouse, 10 December 1652, 14 October 1654 [WaTR 1:29, 31, 38], and on 19 January 1662/3 was to determine the repairs necessary to the Mill Bridge [WaTR 1:75]. In his will he gave to son Nathaniel "all my working tools and my furnace kettle"; a furnace kettle could be used to melt metals, especially lead, so William Barsham may also have found work as a glazier, producing leaded windows.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Watertown church prior to 9 March 1636/7 implied by freemanship.
FREEMAN: 9 March 1636/7 [MBCR 1:372].
EDUCATION: Signed his will on 28 August 1683 with a firm and distinctive hand, and signed the codicil on 15 April 1684 with a shaky but still legible hand. Bequeathed his Bible to daughter Hannah Spring. Inventory included "four old small old books" valued at 5s.
OFFICES: Gave evidence in death of Austen Bratcher, 28 September 1630 [MBCR 1:78]; petty jury, 19 September 1637 [BCR 1:203]. Chosen Watertown selectman, 22 December 1652 [WaTR 1:31]; chosen "clerk of the market to seal weights and measures," 26 February 1655/6 [WaTR 1:45]; committee for the proprietors of the farms, 6 October 1662 [WaTR 1:75].
ESTATE: "William Bassum" granted thirty acres in Watertown Great Dividend, 25 July 1636 [WaBOP 4]; granted three acres in Beaverbrook Plowlands, 28 February 1636/7 [WaBOP 5]; granted three acres in the Remote Meadows, 26 June 1637 [WaBOP 10]; granted a farm of eighty-eight acres, 10 May 1642 [WaBOP 12]. In the 1644 Watertown Inventory of Grants, William Barsham held five parcels: homestall of twenty-eight acres, Great Dividend of thirty acres, three acres [Beaverbrook] Plowlands, three acres Remote Meadow, and six acres of upland at the Town Plot [WaBOP 83]; in the Inventory of Possessions he held one parcel: twenty acres of upland [abutting his homestall] [WaBOP 118]. In the Composite Inventory he held five parcels: homestall of forty-eight acres, Great Dividend of thirty acres, three acres Remote Meadow, three acres [Beaverbrook] Plowlands, and a farm of eighty-eight acres [WaBOP 26].
In his will, dated 28 August 1683 (with codicil of 15 April 1684) and proved 29 August 1684, William Barsham bequeathed to son John a two-year old heifer and the "vantage" [increase], four ewe sheep and £5 in silver; to "William Barsham the son of my son John Barsham" twenty shillings in silver; to son "Joshuah Barsham" twenty shillings in silver and "my good musket"; to son "Nathaniall Barsham ... all my working tools and my furnace kettle"; to daughter "Hanna Spring" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and "my bible"; to daughter "Susanna Capen" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in money and "my joined chair"; to daughter "Sarah Browne" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and "my great armed chair"; to daughter "Mara Bright" a pair of oxen, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and a great armed chair; to daughter "Rebecka Winship ... my farm of seventy-two acres"; to daughter Elizabeth Barsham "my farm of sixty-four acres"; to last two daughters, Rebecca Winship and Elizabeth Barsham, four acres in Thatcher's Meadow and all household stuff not previously mentioned to be divided between them; in a codicil of 15 April 1684 he bequeathed to "my daughters Hannah Spring, Susanna Capen, Sarah Browne, Mary Bright and my son John Barsham to each of them twenty shillings apiece" [MPR Case #1329].
The inventory of "the estate of William Barsham who deceased the 3d of July 1684" was taken 5 August 1684; no total of the values was made, but the inventory did include £26 in real estate: "seventy-two acres of land called farm land," £10; "sixty-four acres of land called farm land," £10; and "four acres of meadow in Thatcher's Meadow," £4 [MPR Case #1329].
BIRTH: By about 1610 based on approximated date of marriage.
DEATH: Watertown 3 or 13 July 1684 "widower" [MPR Case #1329; WaVR 55].
MARRIAGE: By 1635 Anabel Smith alias Bland, born say 1615, daughter of John Smith alias Bland [TAG 61:20-21]; d. by 23 August 1683 (not named in husband's will).
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Also see "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 35.
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Find A Grave memorial 243985356 offers Lee's obituary: "Harpswell - Surrounded by loving family and neighbors, Lee E. Chipman, 97, of Allen Point Road, passed away at his home Sept. 18, 2022 -- this being only a few yards distance from the very spot where he was born on Aug. 15, 1925, the son of Ralph L. and Mary (Smith) Chipman. Although born in Harpswell, his earliest years were spent in Poland, Maine, where he attended primary school, then in 1932 the Chipmans moved permanently back to the coast. Lee graduated from Harpswell Grammar School in 1939, then from Brunswick High School in 1943. Soon afterwards he was drafted into the army, and his WWII service included action in Germany. At the conclusion of the war, he was stationed in France. Upon returning home, Lee was hired as a farmhand at Coleman Research Farm in Brunswick, this being a stepping-stone to a lifelong career in poultry management and breeding research. His employment later carried him to Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Maryland, and in his later years, at Arbor Acres in Connecticut. His dream of someday returning to his native Maine was fulfilled, when the company transferred him to their Lewiston office in 1988. Always dedicated to his work, Lee always went the extra mile - literally. Around 1954 a blizzard crippled the region, and in an era before the abundance of snow removal equipment, the highways were impassable for days. Fearing the loss of the flocks of birds at Coleman's farm, he trekked several miles on snowshoes from North Harpswell to Brunswick, where he remained on duty until the roads were cleared.
Lee always had a garden or two and was also a skilled woodworker. In his retirement he happily spent much of his time on his tractors, and with help from other family members, frequently mowed the extensive acreage on the ancestral property. Lee had the knack for storytelling, and recalling facts, figures, and dates - especially when it concerned any automobile he ever owned. He recently compiled his extensive car history that detailed how he wheeled and dealed, and what price he paid for each. In 1947 he took a spin on the newly opened Maine Turnpike, where he reached a speed of 100 mph that terrified his 85 year-old grandmother passenger. He first married Aroostook County native Marilyn Wardwell, who died in 1958, and second, Freida Bunker of New Hampshire, who died in 1997. Lee was predeceased by brother Irving, and sister Edith (Chipman) Marden."
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[13851] "Shamokin News-Dispatch [Shamokin, PA], 20 May 1963," p. 2: "Morris D. Geist, 66, of 244 Line St., Sunbury, a native of Leck Kill, died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 In Shamokin State General Hospitall, where he had been a patjent since May 6. He had been in failing health for a year. Born April 5, 1897, Mr. Geist was a son of the late William and Catherine Geist. He was a former resident of Rebuck. and lived in Sunbury since 1937. Mr, Geist, a carpenter by trade, was a member of Himmel's Lutheran Church, Rebuck. Surviving are the widow, the former Katie Schmidt; two children, Mrs. Dorothy Shipman, and Robert Geist, both of Dornsife R.D.; and four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Haas, Lebanon, Mrs. Jennie Wolfgang, Valley View; Mrs. Stella Reitz, Leck Kill, and Miss Edna Geist, Millersburg, and four grandchildren."
[30276] Johann Philipp m. by 1770 Magdalena _____.
[54881] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 4 May 1959, p. 20: "Alexander, May 3 - Mrs. Maude L. Strout, 82, widow of Walter T. Strout, died in a Calais hospital Sunday following a long illness. Mrs. Strout was born In Alexander, May 21, 1876, the daughter of Levi and Dinah Henderson. She resided here all her life. Surviving are four sons, Roy of Ellsworth, Marshall of Hartford, Conn., and Hazen and Russell of Alexander; three daughters, Mrs. Valma Frost, San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Marcia Clark, Princeton, and Mrs. Arlene Strout, Old Town; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Flood, Alexander; 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren." Maud is daugher of Levi Henderson (1839-1915) & Diantha Eldna Hunnewell (1844-1904; m. 10 October 1866).
[44007] The unverified Whitcomb/Wells Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: Nathaniel Johnson was born on May 1, 1647, in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married Mary Smith on April 29, 1667. They had two children during their marriage. He died on February 14, 1699, in Woodstock, Connecticut, at the age of 51, and was buried there. Mary Smith was born on February 28, 1642, in Dorchester, Massachusetts. . . . She died on March 6, 1732, in Woodstock, Connecticut, at the impressive age of 90, and was buried there.
[42126] Robert Starkweather was born in Wales or Scotland or the Isle of Man, and immigrated during or before 1640 to Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married Jennet Roberts and moved to Ipswich, Massachusetts where he died. They are the parents of four known children. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont and elsewhere. See http://bakerfamilytree.blogspot.com/2014/10/chapter-36-our-starkweather-ancestors.html
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_Elisha (Jr) STROUT _|_Elcy Alice SMITH ___
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[58754] The unverified file L3S8-Y1Q in familysearch.org provides this line of descent and offerws: "When Stephen Smyth Strout was born on 6 November 1870, in Alexander, Washington, Maine, United States, his father, Solomon Obediah Strout Jr, was 43 and his mother, Adelaide Colwell Smyth, was 33. He married Grace Adria McLellan on 31 December 1892, in Alexander, Washington, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 1 daughter. He lived in Cooper, Washington, Maine, United States in 1900 and Baring Plantation, Washington, Maine, United States for about 20 years. He died on 13 April 1931, in Calais, Washington, Maine, United States, at the age of 60, and was buried in Washington, Maine, United States."