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In 2014 http://genforum.genealogy.com/edmonston/messages/13.html offers: "Jane Beal , married Archibald Edmonston Sr. (b. 1680, Duntreath, Scotland, d. 1737, Prince George County, Maryland). One of their children was Archibald Edmonston, Jr. (b. 1734 in Prince George County, Maryland , d. 1787 in Calvert County, Maryland.) He married Blanch Hannah Shane (b 1754 --) in Calvert County. One of their children was Reuben Edmonston (b. 1802, Todd County, Kentucky, d. 1892, Weakley County, Tennessee). Reuben Edmonston was one of the first settlers of Weakley Co.
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Archibald Edmonston the son in law of Col. Ninian Beall. Appearing in New Scotland Hundred of Prince Georges County,Md. abt. 1707. He must have come to America with great wealth as he immediatly began acquiring land in that area and just west of there. Does anyone know of his origins in Great Britain. Edmonstons were staunch Presbyterians and had established a church in Ulster as early as 1609. Was he was from Fifeshire, Scotland?
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Ancestral Records and Portraits vol 2 p. 468-9: A settler in Talbot County, Md., 1685, Archibald Edmonston (son of Thomas, son of John), is first mentioned in the land records at Annapolis in a transfer of an assignment of one thousand acres, called "Beall's Camp," by Colonel Ninian Beall's patent, dated 1689. He was known after 1700, as "Colonel," and patented extensive tracts of land in Prince George's County, later divided into Frederick, Montgomery and Washington Counties. He married Jane, the youngest daughter of NINIAN BEALL, and is said to have succeeded his father-in-law as Commander of Prince George's County Militia. He died 1733. Issue:
James, married his cousin Mary Beall; he was Justice of Montgomery County, and Captain of Colonial Militia; Archibald, married Dorothy Brooke; Ruth, married the Rev. John Orme.
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Colonial Families in the U.S.: VI. Jane, m. Col. Archibald EDMONSTON, d. 1733, who emigrated to Maryland circa 1680-83 and settled in Prince George's Co.
1. Captain James EDMONSTON, b. 1669; d. 1753; one of the Judges of Prince George's Co., 1741-51; m. Mary BEALL, dau. of Ninian BEALL, Jr.
2. Mary EDMONSTON, m. James BEALL, Jr., son of James BEALL, Sr.
3. Archibald EDMONSTON, d. 1779; m. Dorothy BROOKE, b. 1709, dau. of Roger and Elizabeth (HUTCHINS) BROOKE. (See BROOKE, Col. Fam. 1907.)
4. Elinor EDMONSTON, m. Edward OFFUTT.
5. Jane EDMONSTON, b. 1693; d. 1750; m. William SMITH, Esq., of Prince George's Co., Md.
6. Ninian EDMONSTON, d. yng.
7. Ruth EDMONSTON, m. 14th Mar. 1720, Rev. John ORME of Prince George's Co., Md. (See ORME.)
8. Martha EDMONSTON, m. Thomas ALLEN.
9. Thomas EDMONSTON, m. Ruth OFFUTT.
[11938] Margaret is daughter of John Beke (d. ca. 1303-4), Lord of Eresby, Lincolnshire (son of Walter Beke, Lord of Eresby and Eve, niece of Walter de Grey, Archbishop of York). For a sparce (proposed) ancestry, see http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw8.htm
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[11559] Inos de Castro (1320?-55), Spanish noblewoman, descended from the Castilian line, whose unhappy fate has been the subject of tragedies and poems. After 1340, Inés lived with her cousin Constantia (died 1345), who was later the wife of Dom Pedro (1320-67), son of Alfonso IV, king of Portugal. After the death of Constantia, Dom Pedro secretly married Inos. Alfonso feared that this union might affect the claim to the throne of his grandson, Constantia's son, and he therefore had Inés executed. Dom Pedro declared civil war against Alfonso, but they were soon reconciled. According to legend, when Pedro became king (as Pedro I) he established the legality of his marriage with Inos and had her body exhumed and placed on the throne. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inés_de_Castro and http://www.theroyalarticles.com/articles/71/1/Ines-de-Castro-The-Queen-Who-Was-Crowned-After-Death/Page1.html..
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[6044] First to take the name "de Harcourt," he married Eva, Lady of Boessey la Chastel; they had seven sons. For a discussion of his identity, see "Falaise Roll" (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994), p. 14. Cf. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anquetil_d'Harcourt.
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[29863] Joan's information and parents are from the unverified Hall Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 and require further research. For her home village see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Dalby which reports "Old Dalby is a village in the English county of Leicestershire. It is located to the north-west of Melton Mowbray. It was originally known as "Wold Dalby" or "Dalby on the Wolds".
[51275] Elizabeth is daughter of Jesse Green (1813-1864) & Eleanor Jones (1817-1897; m. 3 October 1841 in Blue Hill, Hancock Co., ME).
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[44208] William and his wife Juliana favored the Lutheran cause. Their eldest son, William "the Silent" became a Calvinist. The founder of the house of Nassau is probably Drutwin (d.1076) who built a castle on a hill overlooking the Lahn near the present town of Nassau. His descendant Walram (d. 1198) took the title Count of Nassau - Walram's grandsons, Walram and Otto, divided the paternal inheritance, founding two branches of the house. Otto's descendants held The Lowlands and include William, Count of Nassau. http://www.xs4all.nl/~kvenjb/genealogy_nl/nassau/nassau_tekst.htm reports: "William I the Rich (1489-1555), Count of Nassau, Vianden and Dietz, married 1st 1506 Walburgis of Egmond (1489-1529), 2nd 1531 Juliana of Stolberg-Wenigerode (1506-1580), . . . widow of Philip II of Hanau-Münzenberg (1501-1529)."
[48012] Johann is son of Johann Jacob Wagner (1729-1800) & Catharina Magdalena Schock (1738-1820).
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[19024] Frank m. in 1915 Elda M. Shoup (1897 - 1961, buried with Frank) and had Alma Arlene Webb (1916 - 1997) and Byron W Webb (1918 - 1972).
[58901] The unverified file KCHL-RDY in familysearch.org offers: "When Elizabeth W. D. Willard was born on 10 January 1851, in Kennebunk, York, Maine, United States, her father, Evet Willard Jr, was 36 and her mother, Elizabeth Wells Downing, was 31. She married Ivory Chadbourne Paul on 25 December 1870, in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter. She lived in Alfred, York, Maine, United States in 1910 and Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States in 1920."