[52492] Hoace is said to be son of Moses P. Allen & Emma H. _____ (1840-1901).
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| _Elliot GRAY ________|_Anna GRINDLE ________
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| _Leonard I. GRAY ____|_Betsy Black FREETHY _
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[34077] The unverified http://myfamilytreebecameaforest.blogspot.com/2015/01/52-ancestors-week-4-eunice-foss-johnson_31.html offers: "Eunice Foss was the daughter of John and Susannah (Milliken) Foss. Her parents moved from Saco, ME, to an area that is now part of the town of Limington. The area was originally called Little Ossipee Plantation, and the first settler arrived in 1773. The Foss's moved there about seven years later in 1780 when the area was still a wilderness, and John Foss cleared some land and built a cabin. They had few neighbors scattered over many miles. Saco was about twenty miles away, and there were no roads. When Eunice's father needed to go to Saco for provisions, he walked following marked trees on Indian trails. Eunice was born about 4 years after the move on 10 July 1784. In 1804 at the age of twenty, Eunice Foss married Daniel Johnson, the son of William and Martha (Cater) Johnson. The Johnson family had also arrived in Limington about 1780. At some point, Daniel and Eunice lived in a house built and deeded to Daniel by his father, William. The house is still standing on Boothby Road in Limington, and the Johnson Cemetery is nearby. Daniel and Eunice had 13 children over the next 23 years. All but one lived to adulthood although at least two others died before Eunice. The second son, Isaiah, died at 6 days. The youngest son, Nathaniel, died at age 22 of typhus fever. Daniel and Eunice were members of the Free Will Baptist Church in Limington. Eunice's obituary says she 'obtained a hope in Christ about 1812'. In 1838 Daniel died of smallpox which he contracted while visiting family for the funeral of a relative who died of that disease. His obituary states that he died at 8 PM on June 16, and because of the contagious nature of the disease, he was buried that same evening at midnight by his family. Daniel and Eunice had been married 34 years, Eunice was about 54 years old, and there were still four children under the age of 18 at home. Sixteen years later on 3 Nov 1854, Eunice died. Here is part of her obituary. I believe it is from the Morning Star, a Free Will Baptist publication. However, I found a photocopy of it among the papers from Robert Taylor's research at the Limington Historical Society, and unfortunately I discovered that the photocopy is not the complete obituary, but stops mid-sentence. Here is what I have: In Limington, ME, Nov. 3, widow Eunice Johnson, aged 70 years and 4 months. Sister J sought and obtained a hope in Christ about 1812, was baptized by Elder Jeremiah Bullock, and joined the 1st F. W. B. church founded in Limington, with which Elder B then preached. Sister Johnson maintained her profession and church relations with consistency and fidelity, so far as we can learn up to the time the church declared its independence and withdrew from the denomination. Wishing to remain with the people of her choice, she subsequently withdrew from said church, and joined with others in constituting another and the only remaining F.W.B church in Limington. Some sixteen years since her husband, Bro. Daniel Johnson, was very suddenly snatched from her side by smallpox, when she with her large family were left nearly alone to wrap him in the habiliments of the grave, and bury him with their own hands. This was a great loss and a deep affliction, yet grace sustained her, and she was enabled to trust in him who had thus smitten her. When at home she was very constant to the prayer and conference meetings, often bearing testimony to the reality of religion and the strength. . . "
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| _John Conrad REBUCK _______|_Anna Maria HAUPT __________
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| | |_Lulu Juliana REITZ _______|_Maria Margaretha BROSIUS __
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[58792] Also seen as Jeanette. The unverified file M6WN-BBC in familysearch.org offers: "When Jenetta L Littlejohn was born on 4 February 1862, in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, United States, her father, Richard B. Littlejohn, was 46 and her mother, Margaret Stewart, was 37. She married Joseph William Weymouth on 4 September 1888, in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 3 daughters. She lived in South Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United States in 1900 and Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine, United States for about 20 years."
[16819] Robert Nelson (rk-nelson@worldnet.att.net) listed 1/98 without proof these children of Isaac and Adaline: Edward B. (d. 1880), Lucy (m. _____ Spangler), Elmina (d. 1892, m. _____ Spangler), Conrad M., John W., Maggie ( m. _____ Raisner) and Charles. See Nelson's online database (10/98) at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/n/e/l/Robert-K-Nelson/ODT2-0037.html
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_Samuel SOPER ______________|_Esther LITTLEFIELD ____
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[31052] The unverified Holzhauser Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012states she is wife of Adam Goodwin, son of William, and that William's wife was Deliverance Taylor (1673-1714).
[54911] Kathleen is daughter of Warren C. Wasgatt (1861-1927) & Cora Amanda Walls (1867-1953; m. 21 Oct 1888 in Eden (now Bar Harbor), Hancock Co., ME).
[2762] Henry and his wife and her father (Sir Thomas Musgrave of Harcla Castle) are given by "The Extinct and Dormant Peerages of the Northern Counties of England" [by John William Clay, London, 1913, p. 245, which lists a second son for Henry and Elizabeth: Gilbert (of Kirkby Thorpe, Gilling, etc.]}. Henry resided at Wharton on the banks of the Eden, Westmoreland during the time of King Henry V. He was Lord of the Manors of Wharton and Nateby in Kirkby Stephen in the southeast corner of Westmoreland County {-see Burke's Peerage, 1970 edition, p. 2805}. http://rankinfamily.org which offers: "The Whartons are English. They are descendants of a member of that band of Norseman that made conquest of a province of France, later called Normandy, in 900. The first Wharton in England came over from Normandy with William the Conqueror as an officer in his army in 1066, and after the conquest of England, settled in what was later called Westmorland County. The original Wharton manor is located in the southeast corner of the county, less than a mile east of Kirkby Stephen. The river Eden runs through the estate, and on three sides there are high mountains. The manor is in a large deer park, surrounded by a wall nine feet high. The gate to the entrance has on the Wharton Arms and is dated 1559. The oldest part of the building may date back more than a century before the date on the gate. The first date we have is 1292. In that year Gilbert De Querton proved before the Justices at Appleby, the county seat, his right as legal heir to the Manor at Querton. This estate remained in the Wharton family more than four hundred years. In 1735, it was sold, and later the manor was used as a farm house devoted to cheese making. There was another ancestral Wharton home, located five miles northwest of Appleby, the county seat of Westmorland, called Kirkby Thore. This came into the family by marriage. Another Gilbert Wharton, seventh in descendt from the first Gilbert, married Joan, the heiress of Kirkby Thore. This was about the year 1410. This is referred to as a very fine estate, located in the fertile valley of the river Eden. It remained in the Wharton family many generations. There is another old Wharton home in Durham County called Old Park. located near the city of Durham. This was purchased by John Wharton, sixth in descent from Gilbert of Kirkby Thore, about the year 1600. The estate of Old Park remained in the Wharton family for at least eight generations, and it may still belong to a branch of the family. There were many other large estates belonging to the Whartons. Some of these were purchased and others brought into the family by marriage. From 1292 the Whartons multiplied and scattered all over England and to many foreign countries, but they were most numerous in the counties of Northern England. The first spelling of the name was Querton in 1292. A few years later it was changed to Wherton, and a little later to Wharton. ...Gilbert de Querton married Emma Hastings, about 1280, co-heiress of the Manor of Croglin in Cumberland County. By this marriage he greatly enhanced his fortunes, and since that time the Wharton Arms have borne the maunch, the ensign of the great family of Hastings. In 1304, Gilbert and Emma Wharton settled their son Henry in the Manor of Croglin. This Wharton line descends from Gilbert, through Henry, the first by that name, Hugh, William and John to the second Henry. Henry Wharton, the second Henry, of Wharton Manor, married Elizabeth , daughter of Sir Thomas Musgrave, Knight of Harcla Castle, and had two sons, Sir Thomas, the first by that name, his successor, and later Sir Gilbert. We shall speak more of Sir Gilbert Wharton later. Sir Thomas, the first Thomas Wharton of Wharton Manor, attended the Duke of Bedford when that prince was regent in France from 1422 to 1435. He married a daughter of Lowther. his eldest son and successor was named Henry, the third Henry. Sir Henry Wharton, the third Henry of Wharton Manor, married Alice , daughter of Sir John Conyers, of Hamby, Yorkshire. His eldest son and successor was named Thomas, the second Thomas Wharton of Wharton Manor. This second Sir Thomas Wharton was a member of Parliament and held other offices of trust. He married Agnes , daughter of Reginald Warcop. His eldest son and successor was also named Thomas (14951568). This Thomas became the first Baron Wharton of Wharton Hall. There were nine generations from Gilbert of 1292 to Sir Thomas the first baron. We know but little of the families of these men." See also http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/WHARTON.htm and http://gmb.orpheusweb.co.uk/lowrow/Wharton.pdf