[3792] {Name from W.H.Turton, "The Plantagenet Ancestry" (Balt.: Gen. Pub. Co.,1968), p. 23.}
A file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers: "Robert Bodfish, by the Rev. James Bradbury Mitchell, Jr. sourced by genealogist Amos Otis, "Genealogical Notes on Barnstable Families" published 1888 by the Patriot Press.
Robert Bodfish emigrated from Bromfield, Essex, England and settled for a time in Lynn, Massachusetts. He came to Sandwich in 1637, one of the original proprietors of the town. In the division of meadow lands in 1640, which gave to each proprietor lands according to his "quality and condition," Bodfish was assigned five acres, a little less than an average size lot. In 1641 he was selected as a surveyor of highways. In 1644 he served on the grand jury, and in the same year he was licensed to operate a tavern in the town of Sandwich.
The Bodfish family moved to Barnstable in 1657. Robert Bodfish died that year leaving his wife, Bridget.
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[17077] "The Folk of Majorbigwaduce," Limeburner, Grace (N. Brooksville, ME - typescript, at Bangor Public Library), p. 89, states that Eliza m. 2 Nov 1820 Ichabod Doble.
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[17500] Lewis is son of Andrew Spurling and Nancy M. Leach Grindle (Nancy is dau. of Samuel T. Leach and Harriet Staples). Lewis and Florence are buried in Seaside Cemetery.
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[59185] Find A Grave memorial 232135982 offers Betty's obituary: "Betty M. Pottle , 67, of Hadley, New York, went to be with her Lord and loving Savior on September 15, 2021. Born on February 16, 1954, in Waite, Maine, she was the daughter of the late Marshall and Alice (Renaud) Kinney. Betty lived in Maine most of her life and was the first daughter born to a family of 15 children. She graduated from Shead High School in Eastport, Maine in 1973. After she graduated, she went on to work in the sardine factory in Eastport, Maine and worked in different retail stores throughout her life; one being The Strawberry Patch in Perry, Maine and another being Walmart, in Wilton, New York. Survived by the love of her life and husband of 30 years, Louis Pottle. Her two children and their spouses, Charity (Edward) Clement of Stony Creek, NY and Joel (Trista) Trott of Oxford, NC. Along with her husband, son and daughter, Betty is survived by her grandchildren Delbert, Danielle and Parker, whom she loved more than anything in this world. They were her pride and joy. She loved to brag about them to anyone she knew. Her grandchildren were the reason she and her husband moved to New York in 2001. Betty is also survived by several of her brothers and sisters; Gene (Marilyn) Kinney, Gary (Iva) Kinney, Dana (Jenny) Kinney, Dennis (Lorraine) Kinney, Marion (Brian) Kinney, Timothy (Lavada) Kinney, Nancy (Skip) Johnson, Debbie Kinney, Terry (Dawn) Kinney, Linda (Donald) Niles, Roy (Karen) Kinney, Gerry (Tina) Kinney, and Peter (Trenda) Kinney. In addition, several nieces and nephews survive her. Her brother James Kinney preceded Betty in death. In her free time, Betty loved to cook, do her daily devotions with her husband, catch up with her friends and family on Facebook and above all, she loved spending time with her family and friends. Betty was a lifelong believer in her blessed Savior Jesus Christ and a follower of the Baptist denomination. She had been faithfully attending Victory Bible Baptist Church for the past 10 years where she enjoyed worshiping her Lord and spending time with her church family. Betty was a friend to all who knew her. Her tender heart and spirit resonated through everyone who had the pleasure of being in her company."
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[2979] Thomas is "of Thorpe Mandeville," etc. and was a merchant tailor, common sergeant of London, merchant of the Staple of wool. See NEHGR, April 2000.
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Coachmaker in 1870 census. Had an aunt named Mary Gilbert, born about 1811, who lived with his family at time of 1880 census. Moved to Dry Run on Aug. 6, 1849, to learn the coach-making trade from his uncle Simon Mower. Opened a coach-making shop in Dry Run in April, 1858. Member of Spring Run United Brethen Church and a Republican.
Samuel P. Bates and J. Fraise Richard, "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania" (Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1887): DANIEL R. PIPER, coach maker, Dry Run, was born in Amberson's Valley, August 16, 1832. His father, John A., also born in Amberson's Valley, January 20, 1803, and was a son of Daniel and Mary (Witter) Piper; the latter a daughter of John Witter, of German descent. John A. Piper married Margaret Struble, who was born in this county November 26, 1808, a daughter of Daniel and Mary (Rook) Struble, the latter a daughter of George Rook. . . . . John A. Piper, who was a farmer, died May 7, 1880, in Illinois; his wife died in Amberson's Valley, August 21, 1862. . . . [pp. 751-752]
From Bates and Richard, "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania" (1887): 751-752, under Fannet Twp.
DANIEL R. PIPER, coach-maker, Dry Run, was born in Amberson's Valley, August 16, 1832. His father, John A., also born in Amberson's Valley, January 20, 1803, and was a son of Daniel and Mary (Witter) Piper; the latter a daughter of John Witter, of German descent. John A. Piper married Margaret Struble, who was born in this county November 26, 1808, a daughter of Daniel and Mary (Rook) Struble, the latter a daughter of George Rook. To Mr. And Mrs. John A. Piper were born in the following named children: Louis S., Wilson, Daniel R., Rebecca J., Jonathan, Martin, David H., Maria, Ezra, Mary A., William S., all of whom lived to be grown except William S., and served in the civil war, save Daniel R., who was physically disqualfied, but who would have gladly gone into the service. All returned home but David H., who died in the hospital at Gallatin, Tenn.; Louis S. and Jonathan reside in Nebraska; Rebecca J. is the wife of Franklin Cramer, and resides near Pleasant Hill, this country; Maria and Mary A. reside in Lawrence County, Ill., Mary A. being the wife of William Newman; Ezra resides in the same place; Wilson lives in Amberson's Valley. John A. Piper who was a farmer, died May 7, 1880, in Illinois; his wife died in Amberson's Valley, August 21, 1862. Daniel R. remained at home until the age of seventeen when he settled near Dry Run, August 6, 1849, and spent three years in learning his trade with Simon Mouer; then worked at journey work for over two years. His health failing he worked at the carpenter's trade three years. In April 1858, he rented the shop for two years and later brought the property, and has since carried on the business. January 31, 1855, he married Mary I. Harmon, who was born near Spring Run, a daughter of James and Nancy (Neal) Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Piper have seven children: William S., John H. F., James A.L., Henry R., Martha B., Zepheniah A.C., and Mary C. Mr. Piper is a member of the United Brethren Church; politically he is a Republican.