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| (1533 - 1584) m 1575 |
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[53444] This line of descent is from the unverified file LC36-Z2T in 2023 in familysearch.org. Yes, Edenezer really lived to be 107!
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_Louis II "The Stammerer", King of FRANCE _|_Ermendtrude of ORLéANS __________________
| (0846 - 0879) m 0868 (0830 - 0869)
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| | | (.... - 0903) m 0869 (.... - 0903)
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| (0894 - 0968) m 0906 |
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[23856] See http://www.thepeerage.com/p5163.htm. http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html reports "In 979 Lothair had his son Louis crowned at Compiegne and gave him the kingdom of Aquitane, though three years later Lothair had to help his son withdraw from Auvergne. Louis brought back softer southern customs that were mocked by the hardy northerners. When Lothair was trying Adalbero for treason in 985, Duke Hugh Capet broke up the council at Compiegne. After Lothair died in 986, Louis V so distrusted Adalbero and Gerbert that he marched his army to Rheims; but Adalbero chose a trial rather than a battle that convened at Compiegne in May 987. A few days later Louis V died while hunting, though later chroniclers suspected he and his father might have been poisoned by his wife."
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In 2019 https://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Goldthwaite offers:
Major Joseph Goldthwaite, (fifth generation), the eldest of Joseph's children, was born in Boston, October 5, 1730. He entered the Boston Latin school in 1738, and probably commenced his military career, which he afterwards followed near the commencement of the French and Indian war, when about twenty-five years old. He married October 5, 1730, Hannah Bridgham, said to have been of Barre, Massachusetts.
In 1759 he appears as Major in the regiment from Boston under the command of Col. John Phillips, January 1, 1760 to January 10, 1761, on the roll of field and staff officers in Colonel Baglcy's regiment in service at Louisburg, in which he acted also as paymaster. He served during the campaign of 1762 as Lieut. Colonel of the regiment commanded by Colonel Richard Saltonstall, roll dated Boston, Feb. 19, 1763, in which he is called "of Roxbury." He was addressed at that time as colonel.
October 5, 1768, Joseph Goldthwaite was appointed as Commissary to the British troops who had been quartered in Boston on account of the resistance the inhabitants had shown to the custom officials. In Massachusetts Historical Society's collections, Vol. X, p. 121, is printed a list of the different nations of Indians that met Sir William Johnson at Niagara, July, 1764, to make peace in behalf of their tribes which was "inclosed in a letter from Colonel Joseph Goldthwaite of Boston, to Dr. Stiles, A. D. 1766."
Among the Goldthwaites who remained loyal to the crown, Major Joseph was one of the strongest. He was an Addresser of Hutchinson in 1775, and during the siege he passed the winter in Boston. At the evacuation he accompanied the British army to Halifax, and thence to Quebec. Nine days before his departure from Boston he wrote a letter to his uncle Ezekiel Goldthwaite, Esq., of Boston, acquainting him with his property and the household goods he had left behind. "In short, I leave behind me at least three thousand pounds sterling. You give the enclosed to my wife, if you can meet her. When I shall see her God only knows. Don't let her want for anything."
Some experiences of Major Joseph's wife, Mrs. Hannah, while her husband was shut up in Boston with the British army, appear in the Journal of the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
August 4, 1775, Mrs. Goldthwaite with her sister-in-law and a Mrs. Chamberlain, left Boston with a horse and chaise and crossed the Winnisimmet Ferry. She was arrested and taken under guard to the general court at Watertown. It appeared on her examination that her health was impaired, and an order was passed to allow her to visit Stafford for the benefit of the waters there, but under the care of the Selectmen, and afterwards to retire to the house of her brother Joseph Bridgham at Rehoboth, and to be under the committee of correspondence. It was Colonel Loammi Baldwin who had them arrested and taken to Watertown and . . .
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[51469] Frank r. Sedgwick, Hancock Co, ME in the 1900, 1910 & 1930 federal censuses. See the unverified file L27G-BDC in familysearch.org. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 31 August 1936, p. 21: "Sedgwick, Aug. 30 - The death of Frank W. Gray, 76, life-long resident and good citizen, occurred at his home Saturday, after impaired health for some time. He was a farmer and meat dealer the most of his active life. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Bernice Snow of Brooksvllle; his son, Linwood Gray of Sedgwick; his sister and two brothers, Mrs. Abbie Blake of Blue-hill, Winfield and Rasa Gray of Brockton. Mass. He was a member of Rainbow Grange of North Brooksvllle."
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[951] The 1940 federal census in Coral Gables, Dade Co., FL lists James and his family - see "United States Census, 1940," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VTH8-R49). James registered for the draft 26 May 1917 stating he was a teacher in Rochester, NY and a farmer in the summer (helping his father on the farm). [The unverified "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/39NR-WXK) states James was b. in Mount Morris, Livingston Co., NY.] "The Miami News, 26 October 1946," p. 16: "James S. Kingston 56, of 824 SW 43rd ave., died yesterday. The body will be sent to Rochester, N. Y., for burial by the Gautier funeral home. Mr. Kingston, a retired school teacher, came to Miami 12 years ago. Besides his wife, Mrs. Ellen Greg Kingston, he leaves two sons, James and David; two daughters, Miss Nancy and Cynthia, and a brother, Walter Kingston, all of Miami." William H. Enderlein, 80, of 121 White Pond Dr., died suddenly at home Oct. 30. , Bill had been a life resident of Akron, and was the owner-operator of the Fairlawn Driving Range, which he operated for 42 years prior to its closing nine i years ago. Bill was o member of the I joppa Lodge No. 666 F&AM, and Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Canton. ' He is survived by wife, Ef fie; daughters, Elizabeth Enderlein of Greensboro, N.C., Mrs. Howard W. (Jean) Ryder of Akron; daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Enderlein Jr. of Akron; sister, Mrs. Martha Buffington of Akron; and three grandchildren, Lisa Ryder, Susan Ryder, and Howard Ryder IV."
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A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 offers: "Colonel Alexnder Lowrey 1723-1805
"Alexander Lowrey was six feet in height, raw bones, and possessing great physical prowess. At an early age he joined his father and brothers trading with Indian tribes. He learned to speak several Indian languages fluently, which made him a great favorite among the tribes. He participated in their sports, hunted and trapped with them, and could outrun any man. He started his own trading company in 1748 and ranges as far west as Kaskakaskia and Ft. Chartres on the Mississippi, and as far north as the Great Lakes with posts at Fort Pitt and Carlisle.In the absence of weights for measuring goods, Lowrey would use his hand that weighed two pounds and his foot which weighed four pounds. He was frequently selected by the colonial government to collect the chiefs of Indian tribes at Detroit and other places to make treaties. One winter on his trading travels he was stricken with inflammatory rheumatism on the banks of the Allegheny River. He was carried by Indians to a log cabin and nursed by an old squaw. An Indian doctor then took him to the river, cut a hole in the ice, and plunged Alexander into the icy water. He said the shock was so great to his system he was cured instantly and never afflicted again.
"By 1755, Alexander had accumulated a fortune and began to buy large tracts of land. He purchased most of the land held by his father and other family members. He lost his brother, Daniel, at the massacre of Bloody Run. He escaped capture by hiding in the wooded mountains for several days and was finally discovered on the York County side of the river near Vinegar's Ferry. He swam the river and made good his escape. He said this was the only time he was molested by Indians.
"During the Revolutionary war he served both his government in the assembly and the military as a colonel, serving several tours as commander of the Lancaster County Militia.
"He married three times. Two seemed to be happy relationships with the last one marital misery. (see his other stories). In his old age he was appointed justice of the peace for Donegal, Mt Joy, and Rapho Townships. He settled disputes when fights insued. His manner of dealing with them suited the times and saved Lancaster Co. unnecessary expense. He would place the combatants on the lawn in front of his house and make them fight it out, with him acting as referee. Sometimes he turned in and whipped both of the parties. He was an amazing man and the stuff of legends."
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Mary's ancestry is from the unverified Phillips Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
file in Ancestry.com in 2013 offers: Mary Warde was christened on 22 Sep 1594 in London, Middlesex, England. (St. Botolph, Bishopsgate Parish.) She signed a will on 26 Nov 1663. (Know all men by theiss psents that I Mary Miller widdow of *** body but of perfect memory Do here make my last will and testament disposeing of my worldly goods as followeth. I give and bequeath eleven pounds due to me in Rent from Benjamin Roafe unto my Daughter Sara the wife of James Browne as also foure Cowes that is in the possession of the said Benjamin Roalfe unto my said daughter Sara Browne and the ** that is in Henry Tewksburyes hands I give unto Mary Moody the wife of Samuel Moody, the said Samuel paying to my aforesaid Daughter Sara Browne twenty shillings ** two oxen that is in my son Nicholas Noyes his hands I give to my said son Nicholas, provided that he pay also to my said Daughter Sara Browne eight pounds out of the said oxen as also I give my said Daughter Sara Browne thirty five shillings what Henry Tewksbury oweth unto me, and thirty shillings that Samuell moody oweth unto me, and ten shillings that is behind of rent in the hands of John Davis and fifty shillings in the hands of Nicholas Noyes of my Rent since last year I also give unto my said Daughter Sara Browne and a feather bed I give also unto her my said daughter also a silver spoons and the little ** my daughter Mary the wife of Nicholas Noyes, and the ** Dram cup I give to my Grandchild Mary Moody; and my linnen and cloathes & other goods left I dispose of to be divided equally among them my two daughters ** grandchild aforesaid as also I appoint my son James Browne to be the executor of this my last will and testament ** my debts & funeral being discharged novemb : 26th 1663 In witness wherof I have set my hand. witness Anthony Somerby Mary MA Miller Henry Short her marke) She died on 6 Mar 1664 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.542,3121, 6525 Will (proved) on 29 Mar 1664 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.15930 One American genealogist thinks that Mary was that Mary Cutting named as a sister in the will of Susan Browne of Ipswich, co. Suffolk, made in 1626. Susan also left legacies to her mother Judith Warde, her sister Rebecca Warde and her brother Edward Warde, which makes it obvious that these sisters and brother were children of Edward Warde of Little Wratting, co. Suffolk, yeoman, who named them all and his wife Judith in his will of 1620. This constitutes a valuable clue, but is not proof. See 'Genealogical Gleanings in England', Henry F. Waters, Boston, 1901, p. 584. Torrey says Mary [?Ward]. Parents: Edward WARD and Judith [WARD].
Spouse: Capt. John CUTTING. Capt. John CUTTING and Mary WARDE were married about 1615 in London, Middlesex, England.542,6525 Colonial Families says ca. 1617. Children were: Judith CUTTING, Capt. John CUTTING Jr., Mary CUTTING, Sarah CUTTING.
Spouse: Rev. John MILLER. Rev. John MILLER and Mary WARDE were married before May 1662.