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http://gilles.maillet.free.fr/histoire/famille_bourgogne/duc_de_bourgogne.htm states: "Eudes I (1060-1102), fils de Henri et de Sibille, Duc de Bourgogne (1079-1102) - ép. Sibille de Bourgogne, fille de Guillaume I, Comte de Bourgogne et Comte de Mâcon."
http://www.francebalade.com/blois/ctblois.htm offers: "Eudes I (+ en 996): fils du precedent et de Luitgarde de Vermandois. Il épouse en premières noces Mahaud la fille du Duc Richard I de Normandie, elle meurt précocement. En deuxièmes noces il épouse Berthe de Bourgogne fille de Conrad III le Pacifique Roi de Bourgogne et petite fille du Roi de France Louis IV d'Outremer. Ce mariage fait entrer Eudes dans les plus grandes familles d'Occident: Carolingiens et Welfs. Eudes et Berthe ont trois enfants: deux fils Thibaud et Eudes qui suivent et une fille Agnès épouse de Geoffroi II Vicomte de Thouars en Poitou.
Comme son père, il fut pendant sa vie il fut habile, dynamique et entreprenant, animé d'une ambition et d'une volonté de conquetes farouches. Il se comporta de manière indépendante par rapport à son seigneur Hugues Capet, Duc de France puis Roi de France mais en évitant tout conflit direct avec lui.
C'est vers 981-3, à la mort d' Herbert III Comte de Vermandois qu'il hérite de Chateau Thierry et l'Omois, du pouvoir Comtal à Reims et de l'Abbaye Saint Médard de Soissons.
Avec Herbert IV de Vermandois, il est l'allié de Lothaire Roi de France et l'assiste dans les querelles entourant la succession de l'Empereur Otton II en 983. L'arrivée de Hugues Capet sur le trone de France en 987 ne lui est guère favorable, il soutient en coulisse le prétendant Carolingien Charles Duc de Basse Lorraine et agit en liaison étroite avec son cousin Herbert IV de Vermandois Comte de Troyes et de Meaux.
Au Sud il a des relations correctes avec Guillaume IV Fier à Bras Duc d'Aquitaine, qui a épousé sa soeur Emma. A l'Ouest, l'influence du Comte de Blois s'étend sur les Comtes de Rennes Béranger puis Conan I qui sont ses fideles. La domination de la Bretagne, objet de conflit récurrent entre les Comtes de Nantes, soutenus par les Angevins, et les Comtes de Rennes a contribué à jeter la discorde entre les Maisons d'Anjou et de Blois qui s'étaient partagées jusque la sans heurt l'essentiel de l'ancienne Neustrie Robertienne. En outre le mélange des possessions Blésoises et Angevines en Touraine conduit inexorablement à un conflit qui rythmera pendant plus de 50 ans la vie du Val de Loire.
Eudes I initialise la stratégie d'encerclement du domaine Royal des Capétiens à partir des positions qu'il occupe sur la Marne et la Loire. En 991 il s'empare de la forteresse de Melun détenue par Bouchard de Vendome, un fidèle du Roi Hugues Capet et beau père de Foulques III Nerra Comte d'Anjou également allié du Roi. Foulques participe à la reprise de Melun. Les Normands de Richard I, inquiet depuis que le Comte de Blois a obtenu la moitié de la place de Dreux, sont là aussi. Deux séries d'opérations militaires sont immédiatement consécutives à l'affaire de Melun. Bouchard de Vendome bat une armée du Comte de Blois pres d'Orsay. Foulques Nerra ouvre un second front pour soulager son beau-père, saccage le Comté de Blois et arrive meme tout près de cette ville. En riposte Eudes ravage l'Anjou, mais en position de faiblesse, il réclame et obtient une treve du Roi Hugues Capet. Cet épisode etait sans doute achevé au début de 992, car à cette date Foulques Nerra est reparti guerroyer et vaincre en Bretagne, renforcant ainsi sa position vis à vis d'Eudes de Blois.
En 993 Eudes I est mélé, en association avec l'Eveque Adalbéron de Laon, à un complot contre les Rois Hugues Capet et Robert II ayant pour objectif de leur substituer Otton III de Germanie. Eudes est apparenté à l'Empereur par sa femme Berthe de Bourgogne et il reve sans doute, avec le soutien de ce dernier d'établir sa préeminence en Francie."
En 995 la guerre reprend entre Eudes et Foulques Nerra qui prend l'initiative en Touraine. Il construit une forteresse à Langeais (peut etre le premier chateau en pierre du Moyen Age) et y installe une garnison. Foulques est soutenu par le Roi de France alors qu'Eudes peut compter sur l'appui des Aquitains, des Flamands et meme des Normands (qui ont changé de camp). Les Aquitains en particulier sont inquiets de la penetration accrue du Comte d'Anjou en Poitou (le Vicomte de Thouars est encore allié aux Angevins). Eudes de Blois met le siège devant le chateau de Langeais, où s'et enfermé Foulques, pendant l'hiver 995-96. L'arrivée de l'armée Royale pend à revers le Comte de Blois qui réclame une treve. Foulques garde Langeais et renforce ses positions à l'approche de Tours, objectif de sa politique.
A l'issue de ce revers Eudes tombe malade et rentre à l' Abbaye de Marmoutier où il meurt le 12 mars 996. Il laisse veuve Berthe de Bourgogne et ses enfants (Thibaud, Eudes qui suivent et Agnès) dans une situation difficile avec sa principauté en péril. Berthe retourne la situation, avec l'aide de Landri Comte de Nevers, en se faisant proteger par Robert II qui l'épouse dès la mort d'Hugues Capet le 20 novembre 996.
Cf. http://www.thepeerage.com/p5713.htm and http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/BURGUNDY.htm and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eudes_I,_Duke_of_Burgundy.
[59209] Find A Grave memorial 59852516 offers: "Helen E. Foss is the daughter of Samuel Otis Foss and Isabella Small McCaleb. Helen married Bernard E. Norton on July 14, 1894 in Addison, Maine. Bernard and Helen had nine children."
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[9293] John and Ann moved to Americus, KS by train in 1871 and he operated a general mercantile store there. He retired in 1909 and moved to Emporia. John is son of Benjamin Lesh and Barbara Bixler.
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[34670] Matthew Macy married Abigail Gardner, daughter of Barnabas Gardner and Mary Wheeler, after 1758.
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Find A Grave Memorial 43584049 offers Helen's obituary: "Helen May Sheibley, 94 years old, passed away Saturday, October 24, 2009 at The Manor at Perry Village in New Bloomfield. Helen was born on September 20, 1915 in Green Park. She was the daughter of Clarence H. and Mabel A. (Lightner) Noll. Helen was retired from the Youth Development Center in Loysville. She also worked at the Pennsylvania State Hospital in Harrisburg as a practical nurse and at the Newport Dress Factory.
She was a member of the former Calvary United Methodist Church in Newport, New Bloomfield VFW Ladies Auxillary, Newport American Legion Ladies Auxillary, a former membr of the Neighbors Club and before entering Perry Village she was a volunteer there. She was preceded in death by her son, Clarence David Sheibley, who was killed in Vietnam in 1967 and was the widow of Charles F. Sheibley. Helen was also preceded in death by her brother, Chester Noll and sisters, Grace Soule and Mary Noll. Helen is survived by three children, Reynold L. Sheibley and wife, Edie, of Blain; Kay E. Succa and husband, John, of Mechanicsburg; and Virginia A. Shriver and husband, Allen, of Mesa, AZ. She is also survived by 9 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. Jo Ann (Sheibley) and Phillip Mentzer, children Julia and husband Dennis Yarlett and Heather; Sue (Sheibley) and husband Ted Adams; Donald and wife Virginia Sheibley; Lori (Sheibley) and Scott Clelan, children Lydia, Ian and Max. Kathleen (Succa) and husband Christopher Kline and son, Jacob; Joe and Heather Succa, and son, John. David Emery, children Richard and Michael. Allen Shriver, children Nick and Danielle; Michelle (Shriver) and husband Eric Ward, children Alyssa, Audrianne, Lindsey and Brittany (husband Robert Rapport and son Daniel). Helen is also survived by many nieces and nephews."
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_Samuel SOPER _______|_Mary ROGERS ________
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| |_Mary LYON __________|_Mary BRIDGE ________
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| |_Bethia WALDO _______|_Susanna ADAMS ______
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[25615] Joseph is son of Samuel Webber (b. 9 July 1708 in York, ME, d. 1782 in York, ME, m. 21 May 1736 in York, ME) and Sarah Bowden (b.1 May 1715 in York, ME).
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[58315] Mildred's obituary: "Houlton - Mildred 'Mim' (Young) Nichols, 82, went to her heavenly home Dec. 9, 2011. She was born July 29, 1929, in Houlton, the daughter of Stanley and Frances (Bates) Young. Mim graduated in 1947 from Houlton High School. She was a member of Military Street Baptist Church, where she was a Sunday school teacher, and also taught at the nursery school until the time of her husband's death. Mim had been den mother and a short order cook for her father, also a volunteer for the pregnancy care center, St. Mary's Food Pantry and Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum. She was the first female moderator of Southern Aroostook Baptist Association. Her greatest joy was visiting senior citizens, cooking and running errands for them, and she was on the advisory board for RSVP program. Mim received a letter and a pin from President Obama for her many hours of volunteering. She also formed a singing group called 'The Golden Belles' with Polly Taylor, Sharon Fitzpatrick and Dottie Alward. They performed weekly at Madigan Nursing Home, also at Ricker Plaza, Military Street Nursery School, Mars Hill Nursing Home and in some private homes. Mim is survived by five children, Julie and Oliver Lockhart of Danforth, Steven and Jackie Nichols of Delaware, John and Lori Nichols of Houlton, Paul and Bobbi Nichols of Dover-Foxcroft and Michelle and Jacques Bedard of Canada; seven grandchildren, Katie and Joel Duff of Hodgdon, Adam and Katie Nichols of Bridgewater, Stephanie Nichols of Delaware, Aaron and Alyse Bedard of Canada, Paul Nichols Jr. of Bangor and Mercedes Nichols of Dover-Foxcroft; four great-grandchildren, Samuel and Abigail Duff of Hodgdon, Gracie Lynn Nichols of Bangor and Lila Nichols of Bridgewater; a sister, Lois Tracy of Houlton; many nieces, nephews and cousins; a close friend, Polly Taylor of Houlton; and many special friends of all ages. She was predeceased by her husband, Robert Nichols Jr.; two brothers, Ray and John; and two sisters, Dorothy Freng and Jean Conolly."