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[46439] Did Abraham really die on this birthday? He was a Sgt. in the militia.
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[3142] Robert was co-founder of Saint-Martin of Seez in 1060. His three sons all came to England at the Conquest (Picot de Say, Robert FitzPicot and William de Say). {-"Falaise Roll," (1938), p. 52} In 2003 see these web sites: http://www.clun.org.uk/castlechronol.htm and http://www.patpnyc.com/conq/picotsay.shtml
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[35825] See https://www.geni.com/people/Samuel-Donnell - not verified.
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Benen Foster was born at Scarboro, Maine, Nov. 14, 1760, son of Isaiah and Lydia (Fogg) Foster. Edwin Wallace Bell, "Israel Kenny..." (1944), p. 65, states Benen is "sixth in line of descent from Reginald Foster who came to Massachusetts from England in 1638."
While living at Machias, Maine., in 1775, he volunteered and assisted in the capture of the British schooner, Margaretta, which was commanded by Capt. Moore. Afterward, he enlisted and served nine months as a private in Capt. Jabez West's Massachusetts Company, during which time he went on an expedition to the St. John River. He then enlisted and served two years or more as a private in Capt. Stephen Smith's Company, which was part of Col. John Allen's Mass. Regiment, and was in another engagement at Machias. (see the second in this series where Col. John Allen is also mentioned).
After the war, Benen came to the St. John River, where he married, May 20, 1782, Deborah, eldest daughter of Israel and Susannah (Hood) Kinney of Oromocto. (see the fifth in this series). Their first grant was one-third each of Lots 6 and 7 at Oromocto. After living there for more than 20 years, they removed to the Parish of Wakefield, Carleton Co., where they made their home on Lot 31 fronting on the west bank of the St. John River at Somerville, about three-quarters of a mile south of the covered bridge at Hartland.
Benen probably was wounded while serving with the American forces during the Revolutionary War. The Veterans Administration, Bureau of Pension Records, Washington, D.C., shows that he applied, Dec. 4, 1832, while living in Wakefield, for a pension, and that a pension was paid from Mar. 4, 1831 until his death Oct. 24, 1843. Deborah then applied, May 21, 1844, while a resident of Houlton, Maine, for a pension, which was paid from Oct. 24, 1843, until her death Apr. 13, 1852.
Benen and Deborah (Kinney) Foster had 12 children. They were:
1. Lois Foster, b. Apr. 21, 1783 at Oromocto, d. in 1811, aged 28 years. She married Lemuel Churchill, b. Feb. 20, 1777 at Yarmouth, N.S., d. in Ontario, Dec. 14, 1859. Lois left four children in Wakefield when she died, a daughter and three sons. Lemuel later married Mary Brown, and they moved to Ontario about 1831.
2. Lydia Foster, b. Jul. 15, 1785, at Oromocto, d. in 1880, aged 95; m. Oct. 19, 1802, Advardus, son of John & Mary (Burrell) Shaw. (see the third in this series). They had three known children.
3. Mary Foster, b. Oct. 17, 1787 at Oromocto, d. in 1868, at Millstream, Kings Co., N.B.; m. Ulas Heine, of Pennsylvania Dutch descent. They made their home at Millstream, and their 12 children were born there.
4. James Foster, b. Nov. 3, 1789, at Oromocto, d. in 1859. He married Mary Burtt. They lived for a number of years in Wakefield before removing with their family to Newburg, Maine.
5. Benen Foster, b. Sep. 30, 1792, at Oromocto, d. in 1880; m. at Oromocto, Aug. 17, 1815, Isabella Bliss.
6. Susannah Foster, b. Sep, 24, 1794, at Oromocto, d. in 1882; m. Enoch Gallop.
7. Israel Foster, b. Aug. 14, 1796, at Oromocto, d. in 1840.
8. Gideon Foster, b. Aug. 20, 1798, at Oromocto, d. in 1845.
9. Elizabeth Foster, b. Sep, 19, 1800 at Oromocto, d. Nov. 12, 1885 at Houlton, Maine; m. Israel, son of Stephen & Merab (Ives) Kinney (see the fifth in this series). He was born in May 1794, at Oromocto, and died Jul. 6, 1884 at Houlton. They lived at Wakefield for a number of years, and later made their home in Houlton. Like his grandfather, Israel Kinney was a blacksmith and for several years after his marriage worked at his trade at Upper Woodstock.
10. Japhthah Foster, b. Jan. 22, 1803, at Wakefield, d. Dec. 15, 1874, at Sacramento, California; m. Aseneth Ann (Annie) Hovey. She was a daughter of Aaron & Dorothy (Price) Hovey, of Ludlow, Northumberland Co. Theirs was No. 5 in the second tier of lot's at Wakefield, where they lived for a time. He went to California during the gold rush, and she joined him there later.
11. Moses Foster, b. May 7, 1805, at Wakefield; m. Sarah Wheeler.
12. Aaron Foster, b. Dec, 15, 1909, at Wakefield, d. same year.
- Compiled by George H. Hayward, C.G., on Aug. 6, 1974 - "Carleton County Pioneers" file on-line via University of New Brunswick.
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A. J. Baughman's "History of Ashland Co., Ohio" (Chicago: 1909), p. 605 states Zedekiah was two years old when his family moved to Ohio and reports, "Here he was reared and under the direction of his father learned the shoemaker's trade, which line of activity he continued to make his life work. In 1854 he removed to Mohicanville, where he established a shoe shop and grocery store, and there his remaining days were spent." The June, 1860 census of Mohicanville, Ashland Co., OH shows next to his parents listing, Zedekiah T. Paullin, age 38, a shoemaker, with wife Hannah and their five children.
"History of Ashland County, Ohio with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches," George William Hill, M.D. (Williams Bros. 1880) offers: "Z. T. Paullin was born in Greensburgh, Pennsylvania, August 24, 1822, and emigrated with his father's family, in 1823, to Wayne county, and in 1824 to Vermillion township, now Ashland county. They located near Daniel Porter on Beall's trail. Mr. Isaac Paullin, sr. had a description of the country from Mr. Porter, who passed up the trail in 1812. Isaac Paullin was a shoemaker, and the first practical workman in that part of the township. He was also the first gunsmith. His sons Z. T. and Daniel learned the shoemaking business of their father, and continued to manufacture shoes. In 1835 Isaac Paullin and family settled on the present site of the village of Mohicanville. Here he deceased. Z. T. Paullin is the only son remaining in Mohican township. He has accumulated a comfortable property, and has a pleasant family. We obtained many valuable reminiscences from him concerning the early settlement of Vermillion and Mohican townships."
"History of Ashland County, Ohio", p. 405, lists Z. T. Paullins as a deacon in the German Reformed Church in Mohicanville.
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[16359] Enoch m. Anne Hill (b. 31 July 1711, Kittery, d. 23 April 1742, Kittery). They had Sarah who m. Joseph Libby and settled at Saco, ME ("Old Kittery," p. 752). Anne is dau. of David Hill and Anne Adams. See "Old Eliot: A Monthly Magazine of the History and Biography of the Upper Parish of Kittery, Now Eliot", Vol. 6, p. 30.