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[11936] See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 110.
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[6042] A commander of genius, Caesar had great personal charm and charisma. He was a consumate dictator. {Compare ID 7182!}
[53372] Elizabeth is said to be daughter of John Thurston (1759-1847) & Mary Shimmons (b. in 1759).
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[29129] AKA Georg der Bärtige. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki offers: "Georg war ein entschiedener Gegner der Lehren von Jan Hus und Martin Luther. 1523 ließ er in seinem Land sämtliche Lutherbibeln konfiszieren. Im Juli 1525 schloss Georg sich mit verschiedenen norddeutschen, katholischen Fürsten im Dessauer Bund zusammen, um die Weiterverbreitung der lutherischen Lehren zu verhindern. Trotz alle dieser Bemühungen konnte er nicht verhindern, dass die Reformation auch in sein Land eindrang. Vereint mit Landgraf Philipp von Hessen und Herzog Heinrich von Braunschweig vernichtete Georg im Bauernkrieg im Mai 1525 das Heer der aufständischen Bauern bei Frankenhausen. Er war 38 Jahre mit Barbara (1478-1534), der Tochter des Königs Kasimir IV. von Polen verheiratet. Nach ihrem Tode ließ er sich als Zeichen seiner Trauer den Bart wachsen, was ihm den Beinamen der Bärtige einbrachte. Sein Sohn Johann war kränklich und starb kinderlos am 11. Januar 1537. Sein zweiter Sohn Friedrich war geistig behindert und starb noch vor dem Vater am 26. Februar 1539. Das albertinische Herzogtum Sachsen fiel an seinen lutherisch gesinnten Bruder Heinrich, was Georg zu Lebzeiten vergeblich zu vereiteln versuchte. Seine Tochter Christine heiratete 1523 Landgraf Philipp von Hessen, der 1526 in Hessen die Reformation einführte. Georgs Schwiegertochter Elisabeth von Rochlitz, als geborene Landgräfin von Hessen die Schwester Philipps des Großmütigen, führte in ihrem Wittumssitz die Reformation ein. Georg war Träger der Ordenskette vom Goldenen Vlies."
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[489] In 2003 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1094/whitcomb.htm offers: "This particular branch of Whitcomb's goes back to Thomas Whitcomb who was born in the year 1444 in England. William Whitcomb, who was born in 1528, was given a "share in Virginia" by his father-in-law, John Harper. William in turn gave this share to his second son, John. This gift was made due to the fact that as a younger brother John would not have inherited his fathers land due to the law of primogeniture in effect in England. John Whitcomb was born about 1588. He married Frances Coggin or Cogan on November 26, 1623 at Saint Mary Magdalene Church in Tauton, Somerset, England. She was the daughter of Henry Coggin, who was a weaver. He and his wife, Joan Borridge, had 8 daughters, all of whom were christened and married at St. Mary Magdaline Church. Henry himself was buried there on December 1, 1612. The above information is not accepted by all concerned, the book 'Search for the Passengers of the Mary and John' acknowledges the possibility of this line back to Thomas but does not believe there is proof of it. They claim that John Whitcomb may be related to two brothers; Robert and Symon Whitcombe, who were among the financial supporters of Rev. John White of Dorchester who recruited many settlers from Dorset and Somerset families to settle in New England. Both were merchants who also had dealings with Sir Walter Raleigh. Their father was John Whitcombe of Sherborne who died in 1598. John and his wife Frances and six children sailed to New England on the "Hopewell" in 1635. They first settled in Dorchester, MA, and later moved to Scituate, MA in 1640 and were among the first settlers in lancaster in 1654. they had ten children; Catherine Ellms (1624-1688), John (1626-1683, Jonathan (1628-1690), Robert (1628/9-1696), James (1631-1686, Joanne (1632-), Job (1636-1683), Josiah (1636-1683), Abigail (1642-) and Mary Moore (1647-1695). John died a rich man on September 24, 1662. His wife, Frances, died on May 17, 1671. Both died in Lancaster, MA." For further information on this family, see "History of Scituate, Massachusetts," Samuel Deane (Boston: James Loring, 1831), pp. 380-382.
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