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[14837] living - details excluded
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[9036] Eli m. Iva Harbaugh (1885-1966) and had Harold Cooper (Aug. 17, 1907; d. April 11, 1956 at Toledo, OH, bur. Edon, OH, m. Cora Mae __ _ and had Darlene Cooper [June 24, 1931] and Sonia Cooper [April 22, 1937]) and Mildred Cooper (Nov. 22, 1909; m. 1st Edward Gregor and 2nd Stanley Hall; she r. Margate, FL in 1984).
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[22793] This family is discussed in "The Conqueror and His Companions," by J.R. Planché, Somerset Herald (London: Tinsley Brothers, 1874): Orderic has supplied us with plenty of material for a memoir of the family of St. Valeri, indifferently written Waleri and Galeri, so many of which were benefactors to his beloved Abbey of Ouche, otherwise St. Evroult, and, as the fleet of Duke William sailed from the port of St. Valery-sur-Somme, the bourg from which they took their name, it would be strange indeed if a "Sire de St. Galeri" had not been found in Wace's catalogue of the companions of the Conqueror. They did not, however, hold the fief of St. Valeri in their own right, but as hereditary advocates of the abbey, founded there by Lothaire in 613, in which the lordship was vested. To the devotion of the Duke and his barons to its patron saint, the Merovingian Walleric, and the solemn procession of the abbot and monks bearing the shrine which contained his holy relics, was attributed the favourable change of the wind for which William had so long waited. The Sires of St. Valeri were also connected by marriage with the ducal family, and could claim cousinship by blood with the Conqueror. Gilbert, the Advocate of St. Valeri, married Papia, daughter of Richard II. Duke of Normandy, by his wife, more Danico, of that name. She bore to him two sons, Bernard and Richard. Of Richard I shall speak hereafter. It is with his elder brother that we have first to deal, as he has been unhesitatingly named by M. le Prévost as the "Sire de Galeri" of the Norman poet, though upon what authority I have not been able to discover. Certainly not upon that of Orderic, who, provokingly enough, while most liberal in his information respecting Richard and his descendants, tells us nothing about Bernard except that he was the father of Walter de St.Valery, who was probably the Walter of Domesday, possessing at the time of its compilation, amongst other estates, the extensive manor of Isleworth, in the county of Middlesex, but whether as the heir of his father, on whom they might have been bestowed by the Conqueror, or acquired by himself, either as a reward for service rendered to his sovereign or through some fortunate marriage, we are left to conjecture. If Bernard was really the companion of the Conqueror at Hastings and Senlac, the former solution of the question is most reasonable, and the possession of the domains by his son Walter has probably been the chief ground for Le Prévost's statement, which Mr. Taylor copies without observation, as well as for that of MM. de Magny and Delisle. Still it is rather extraordinary that the historian of the family should record the military services, the marriages and issue of Richard and his sons, and make no mention of so interesting a fact as the presence of the elder brother Bernard in the expedition which sailed from his own port, and the famous victory in which it resulted. We must therefore content ourselves perforce with the assurance of Wace, that the Lord of St. Valeri, and those he rode with, demeaned themselves like brave men, and sorely handled all whom their weapons could reach. We hear nothing of him after the Conquest, and he was probably dead when Walter de St. Valery was found seized of the manor of Isleworth. The latter was living in 1097, when, with his son Bernard, he was in the Holy Land, and fought under the banners of Bohemond in the great battle of Dorylaeum. But Walter de St. Valery was not the only one of the name who held lands in England at the time of the survey. A Ranulf de St. Walerie was Lord of Randely, Stamtone, Refan, Stratone, Burgrede, and Scotome, in Lincolnshire, but how related to Walter does not appear. "What came of him or his posterity," says Dugdale, "if he had any, I know not, for those in the succeeding ages had not any lands in that county." "Those" being the issue of Reginald, son of Guy de St. Valerie, who held Hazeldine, in Gloucestershire, of which he was deprived by King Stephen, being a partizan of Henry Fitz Empress, but recovered it again on the accession of the latter, and who was one of the persons sent by him with letters to the King of France, requesting him not to give any reception or protection to the fugitive Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket. That this Reginald was a lineal descendant of Bernard and Walter is obvious from the fact that, on the death of his grandson Thomas, in 1219 (3 Henry III), all his hereditary estates passed with Annora, sole child of Thomas, to her first husband, Robert Comte do Dreux, to whom at the same time she brought the manor of Isleworth, which Walter held in the reign of the Conqueror, and of which the Comte de Dreux was found seized in right of his wife in 1220. *[Annora married secondly Henry de Sullie, but had no issue by either husband. Orderic makes no mention of Ranulf, Guy, or Reginald in his account of the family.] Let us, however, before leaving this subject, hear what Orderic has to say respecting Richard de St. Valery and his descendants. This second son of Gilbert and Papia was "long employed in the military service of his uncle, Richard Duke of Normandy, from whom he received in marriage Ada, widow of the elder Herleuin de Heugleville, with all her inheritance." Hence it appears he assumed, according to custom, the name of Heugleville, and built a town at a place formerly called Isnelville, on the river Sie, naming it from the hill which rose above it covered with beech trees, Aufay (Alfagium), thus acquiring a third appellation as the Lord of Aufay. He was distinguished for his military abilities and his great liberality -- a formidable foe and a faithful friend. During the minority of Duke William, when William of Arques revolted against him, and he was deserted by nearly all the Lords of Talou, Richard alone held his castle near the Church of St. Aubin against the rebels, and exerted himself to defend the loyal inhabitants of the country from the inroads of the garrison of Arques. Now this Richard de Heugleville, Lord of Aufay, had a son named, as usual after his grandfather, Gilbert, who married Beatrice, daughter of Christian de Valenciennes, "an illustrious captain." This lady, Orderic tells us, was a cousin of Queen Matilda, and bore to her husband two sons and one daughter. Gilbert d'Aufay, as he was called from his patrimonial estates, was also, by his grandmother Papia, a kinsman of Duke William, and the same author affirms that "he fought by the Duke's side at the head of his vassals in all the principal actions during the English War." That he included the most important of all is, I think, evident from the passage which follows: "But when William became King, and peace was established, Gilbert returned to Normandy, notwithstanding William offered him ample domains in England, for with innate honesty of character he refused to participate in the fruits of rapine. Content with his patrimonial estates, he declined those of others, and piously devoted his son Hugh to a monastic life under Abbot Mainer, in the Abbey of St. Evroult." The name of St.Valery is only to be found in Brompton and the modern lists, and that of Aufay nowhere. In deference to M. le Prévost, who may have had grounds for his opinion which he has omitted to cite, I have headed this memoir with the name of Bernard as the "Sire de St. Galeri" mentioned by Wace; but it is quite possible that the Lord of Aufay may have been designated by his original patronymic, and he is the only member of the family of St. Valery who appears indubitably to have been a companion of the Conqueror. {See also http://www.mathematical.com/valerywalter1035.html and "Domesday People," K.S.B. Keats-Rohan, p. 453.}
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_George Jacob HEPLER ____+
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_George Jacob (II) HEPLER _|_Elisabethe YACKEY ______
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_John HEPLER ________|
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_Edward Thorn HEPLER ___|
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| |_Susan THORN ________|
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| |_Elizabeth BYERS __________|_Anna Catharine HARTMAN _
| (1800 - 1854) m 1820 (1774 - 1863)
_Ora Benjamin ("Orrie") HEPLER _|
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[50151] Mrs. Fred (Ruth) Chase of Clintonville, PA is listed as a surviving sister in Alverta's obituary.
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Isaac Paullin(s) served in Capt. Lochry's Company of Rangers in the Westmoreland County Militia during the War for Independence - see record of cancelled certificate for Depreciation Pay in "PA Archives, 5th Series," IV:451; the certificate was for 200 acres of land on the frontier, presumably in Butler County (which was being laid out for such claims in the final years of the 18th century). Isaac served as a Private, thus he was entitled to one certificate. He is buried "down in the woods" in the White Oak Cemetery, Fairview Twp., Butler Co., PA (this was part of Donegal Twp. until 1854). {-per Susan Hepler of Butler, Pa, 21 July 1989} A few feet away are the graves of Georg Jacob Hepler (1744-1808) and wife Elizabethe (1745-1809).
David Eckberg reported 12/96 that Don Bailey had visited Guile and Ruth Paullin of Winterset, IA in 1985 and had transcribed from an old "Polin" family Bible, perhaps that of Isaac (Sr.), these names, perhaps his children: John (b. 3 July 1781), Harry or Nancy (indistinct) (2 March 1782), William (15 June 1785), Mary (3 March 1788), Isaac (?)(1790) and William (15 June 1795).
Isaac Paullin is listed in the Septennial census in Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., PA in 1786 and in 1787 as Isaac Polans is in this town on the Tax and Exoneration roll.
[Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree 3249 shows an Isaac Pollins [sic] as father of Mary Pollins, b. 8 March 1781 in Armstrong Co., PA, d. 8 Aug 1842 in Sugar Creek, Armstrong Co., PA, m. Jacob Hepler, Jr. (b. 1 July 1777 in Armstrong Co., PA, d. 8 June 1864 in Sugar Creek, PA), and lists their descendants. Note: Family Tree Maker CD-ROM files require verification! This line connects with the Hepler Family History referenced under Elizabeth Hepler, wife of Isaac (Jr.) Paullin.]
There is a Paullin family of Anglo Saxon origin before the year 1100 and the surname appears first in the ancient records in Staffordshire. "Surnames of the United Kingdom," Henry Harrison (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1969), II:63 reports the surname is from the French "Paulin" (with a diminuitive suffix), as in Paulin de Basset in the "Hundred Rolls, 1274".
The IGI index (LDS Church) includes the following of this surname prior to 1800:
1. Isaac POULAIN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Christening: 22 Nov 1724 London, Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, England
2. Isaac POULIN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Christening: 22 Jan 1721 London, Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, England
3. Isaac POLLEN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Christening: 2 Apr 1766 Dover, Saint James The Apostle, Kent, England
4. Isaac POULAIN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Christening: 5 Dec 1697 Canterbury, Walloon or Strangers Church, Kent, England
5. Isaac POULAIN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Marriage: 1 Jan 1695 Canterbury, Wallson, Kent, England
6. Isaac PAULIN - International Genealogical Index/British Isles
Christening: 8 Dec 1686 Chelsea, Saint Luke, London, England
There does not seem to be any relationship to the Pawling family in eastern PA in the 18th century, but there was an Isaac in this family, mentioned in this description of a German Lutheran church in Berks Co.: "FOREST, AKA FORREST OR PLOW: formed in late 1760s in Robeson Twp. for Lutherans. Some records are extant from 1767 onward. It appears Rev. William Kurtz was the first pastor, but in 1779 a schoolmaster, George Butler, began preaching and conducting sacraments, and in 1782 Isaac Pawling, an Episcopalian, conducted services. Following that Traugott Illing served as pastor. In 1808 a program to build a new church got underway, and after 1810 it became a union church shared by the Reformed" (now UCC); the union was dissolved in 1956. - Charles H. Glatfelter, "Pastors and People: German Lutheran and Reformed Churches in the Pennsylvania Field, 1717-1793," Vol.I (Breinigsville, PA: PA German Society, 1980).
"Early History of Western Pennsylvania" (Laughlintown, PA: Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, 1989), p. 188 mentions a Captain Paulin among officers engaged in Lord Dunmore's War of 1774 in the upper Ohio River valley west of Pittsburgh, PA.
"Pennsylvania Marriages" on Family Tree Maker's CD 193 lists the marriage of "Whitlock Paullin" and Mary Smith in Dec, 1747. This is the only person of this spelling of the surname in the marriage listings. {Curious is the marriage of Jacob Paullin of Salem, NJ with Rebeccah Ware 22 Sept 1762 - a John Jewell, Jr. of Hunterdon, NJ m. Sarah Warford 7 Nov 1769 - the Jewell and Paullin lines joined in Ohio.}
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| (1821 - 1900) m 1845 |
| | _John Casper (III) HEPLER ____+
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| | _George Jacob HEPLER _______|_Susannah Ephrosina SCHEIBLE _
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| |_Elizabeth ("Ann E.") HEPLER _|
| (1791 - 1861) |
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| (1745 - 1809) m 1767
_Benjamin Franklin PAULLIN _|
| (1847 - 1915) m 1871 |
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[29] Birth date is from "Ohio, Births and Christenings, 1821-1962," index, FamilySearch. He signed his name when registering for the draft during World War I "William Ray Alton Paullin", 311 Cottage Ave, Ashland, and listed wife Chloe May Paullin as nearest relative. William was Ashland County Treasurer, 1915-1917, and a member of the Ashland United Brethren Church (which became a United Metthodist Church). At his death his wife was June _____ with whom he had William, Martha and Ruth. His family are listed in the 1910 federal census in the city of Ashland, Montgomery Twp., Ashland Co., OH which indicates he is employed by a manufacturing company. Note: His grave marker states he was b. 18 July 1876 and d. 2 Jan 1941. His obituary in the Mansfield (OH) News-Journal 2 Jan 1942, p. 9, reports he was a member of the Ashland United Brethren Church and is survived by his widow, June.
[35822] This person is from the unverified Dill Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Ancestry.com offers: "Potter Name Meaning - English, Dutch, and North German (Potter): occupational name for a maker of drinking and storage vessels, from an agent derivative of Middle English, Middle Low German pot. In the Middle Ages the term covered workers in metal as well as earthenware and clay." John is said to be son of Herbert Potter & Susan Bennett, each b. in 1810.
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| | (1797 - 1864) m 1827
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| | (1767 - 1842) m 1806
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| | (1807 - 1892) m 1829 (1788 - 1827)
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(1804 - 1889) m 1829
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