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[3366] Edmund was Chief Justiciar of Wales. He fiercely opposed Piers Gaveston, confidant of Edward II, and was one of the ordainers appointed in 1310. He would not march with Edward II to Bannockburn; however, he sided with Edward II from 1321 and was executed at Hereford by partisans of Queen Isabella. Cf. http://www.thepeerage.com. http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/cp/arundel.shtml#p244b offers: "His body was initially buried in the Franciscan church at Hereford, but later reburied at Haughmond Abbey, Shropshire, at the request of the abbot and convent ['Victoria County History, Shropshire,' vol.2, p.64, quoting the text of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, MS 339, f.46 (continuation of the chronicle of Peter of Ickham)]. Provision was also made for 6 candles to burn around his tomb at Haughmond [Una Rees, ed., 'The Cartulary of Haughmond Abbey,' p.227 (1985); this entry is dated 1 March 1325/6, before Edmund's execution]." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_FitzAlan,_9th_Earl_of_Arundel.
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[17437] Frank m. (1) 26 Aug 1860 Addie Littlefield (d. 7 May 1875, dau. of Capt. Elias Littlefield) and (2) 1 Nov 1860 Inez C. Varnum (d. Aug. 1927). Frank and Addie had two boys who died young; Frank and Inez had Flossie (1879). In their household in 1900 was Rose Clement, prob. their dau., b. June 1887, who m. _____ Snowman and d. 16 June 1905. Also in the household in 1900 was Jay Clement, b. Nov. 1897, probably a son of Frank and Inez.
[40141] An unverified Cooper file in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "Henry Cooper Cowper Couper Coupare Coper was born about 1573, in Adel, Yorkshire . . . . He died about 1633, in Adel, Yorkshire, at the age of 60." Adel is a suburb of North Leeds in West Yorkshire, England.
The unverified Bird-Richardson Genealogy Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: John Gee was born in 1617 in London, London, England. He married Hazelelponi Willix in 1660 in Boston, Massachusetts. They had one [known] child during their marriage. He died on December 27, 1669, at the age of 52. Hazelelponi GEE Willix was born in 1636 in Exeter, New Hampshire. . . . . She died on November 27, 1714, in her hometown, having lived a long life of 78 years.
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http://wolves.dsc.k12.ar.us/cyberace/sbgone/gen/fam1/gee/john.htm offers: "John Gee / Hezelelponi Willix abt 1635 - Dec. 27, 1669 / 1636 - Nov. 27, 1714; m. abt 1640, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA - John Gee, Immigrant Born in London, Of Boston, Suffolk County, MA and Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County, MA. A John Gee came in the Transport of London in 1635 at the age of 18 but it cannot be stated this is the same John Gee. His first appearance at Great Harbor, as far as the records show, was on Dec. 23, 1661, when he submitted to the Patentee's government, but it is probable that he had been there some time before. The Boston records contain the birth of a son to him and his wife in May, 1662, so that we may conlude his residence here had lately begun and that the family remained at the former residence. Two years later he was granted land on Aug. 20, 1663: "Voted by this town (Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, MA) that John Gee shall have that lot and commonage which was given to Thomas Trapp: itt forfeited: which lot is ten acres upon the line and half a commonage and he to build and inhabit according to the order in fifty two. (Edgartown Records, I, 140). He participated in the divisions of Felix Neck and Machemys Field the next year, and on March 12, 1665 was chosen 'to divide the fish' caught at the town weir. (Edgartown Records, I, 113) This seemed to be his occupation for some time as on May 11, 1667, the town voted that 'John Gee is to have three thousand of fish for orderly dividing of the towns fish every morning.' (Edgartown Records I, 140) He was one of five men chosed by Chief Magistrate Thomas Mayhew in 1667 to dispossess Francis Usselton from Homes Hole Neck, and received as compensation one-sixth part of the land there which remained a part of his estate, undivided, for sixty years. None of the six shareholders remained for settlement at Homes Hole. John Gee's share became a source of subsequent litigation because of his death in 1669 and the removal of his heirs to the mainland. In 1730 Mary Pickering made deposition showing her parentage and sold her rights to her kinsman, Amos Merrell of Boston, who in turn disposed of the share to Joseph Callender of Boston. This land was joined to the town of Tisbury in 1673 (later West Tisbury). He was lost at sea, and is marked as deceased in the town records, Dec. 27, 1669 (Edgartown Records, I, 41) Supposedly drowned off the coast of Martha's Vineyard.
"Hazelelponi Willix - Born in Exeter, Essex County, MA. Daughter of Balthasar Willix and Anna. Servant of Henry Walthan of Weymouth. She was living at the Vineyard in June, 1670, but had removed to Boston the next year, when she was received for baptism at the First Church in that town (Sup. Jud. Court Files, No 971; comp., Records 1st Church, Boston) She remained in Boston for a number of years, until Obadiah Woods, a widower and a baker of Ipswich, met her, proposed, and they were married after 19 Nov. 1671, William Harris of Ipswich testified that he 'well remembers Obadiah Woods intermarrage with the widdow Hazelelepony Gee...that sd Wood brought her from Boston, that it was the Talk of the Times when she came to Dwell at Ipswich.' (Dukes Deeds, VI, 238). It does not appear what caused this 'Taulk of the Times,' but it may be surmised that her name was enought to excite village gossip. No known descendants on the island of Martha's Vineyard. Have seen her name as Hazel el poneh, Hazelelponah, Hazelelponi, Hazelelpony. She survived her second husband, and died at Ipswich. Her stone reads 'Haselelpony Wood widdow of Obadiah Wood, died Novem'r ye 27, 1714. Aged 78 years. Wright Blessed are ye Dead who Die in ye Lord' - Buried at the Old Burying Ground, Ipswich, MA. Children: Mary, Annah, Martha, John."
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_le_Scrope offers: "Sir Henry le Scrope (b. in or before 1268 7 September 1336) was an English lawyer, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench for two periods between 1317 and 1330. He was the eldest son of Sir William le Scrope (c. 1259 c. 1312), who was bailiff to the earl of Richmond in Richmondshire. Henrys younger brother Geoffrey was also a lawyer who probably advanced through the influence of his older brother. Geoffrey served as Chief Justice four times between 1324 and 1338.
"Henry was an advocate at the King's Bench by 1292, and had various judicial commissions in the years from 1306 to 1308. On 27 November 1308 he was appointed justice of the common pleas. His friendship with, and the work he did for Henry Lacy, earl of Lincoln, helped his advancement at court, where he became a strong supporter of King Edward II. In 1311, after the barons had forced the king to accept the restrictions of the so-called Ordinances, Scrope withdrew from Parliament in protest, but was promptly ordered by the king to return. On 15 June 1317, when the king was once more restored to full power, Scrope was promoted to Chief Justice of the King's Bench. It was during this period (specifically from Hilary term 1319) that he instituted the practice of enrolling cases especially pertaining to the king on separate membranes, what became known as the Rex section.
"In 1322 he received a share of the estates forfeited by the adherents of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, after the earl's failed rebellion at Boroughbridge. The next year, however, Scrope was replaced as Chief Justice for reasons that are not quite clear. Still, he did not entirely fall out of favour at court, and on 10 September was appointed justice of the forests north of Trent. He also had the good will of the new regime under Edward III, and on 5 February 1327 was named 'second justice' of the common pleas. From 28 October 1329 to 19 December 1330, while his brother Geoffrey was abroad, he once more took on the post of Chief Justice of the King's Bench. After this he was made chief baron of the exchequer, a post he held until his death.
"Henry le Scrope was knighted at some point before February 1311. He held extensive possessions all over England, amounting to twenty-one manors all in all, most of them in Yorkshire. He was married to a Margaret, perhaps the daughter of either Lord Ros or Lord Fitzwalter. Together they had three sons. Margaret outlived him until 1357, and after his death married married Sir Hugh Mortimer of Chelmarsh, Shropshire. When Sir Henry died on 7 September 1336, he was buried in the Premonstratensian abbey of St Agatha at Easby, close to Richmond. Of his three sons, the eldest, William, was a soldier who distinguished himself in the French and Scottish wars, and died in 1344. The next brother, Stephen, had predeceased William, so the estates passed to Richard Scrope, who subsequently became the first Lord Scrope of Bolton, and chancellor of England."
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[42765] Find A Grave Memorial 46644180 reports "Civil War Veteran. Fought in battles of Kinston, Whitehall & Goldsboro, North Carolina. Town of Stoughton Selectman." "The Boston Globe, 12 April 1922," p. 17: "Stoughton, April 12 - George W. Pratt yesterday unanimously elected department senior vice commander of the Massachusetts G. A. R., today was busy receiving the congratulations of his fellow townsmen. George W. Pratt was born in Chelsea. July 10, 1843, a descendant of Phinehas Pratt, who came to Plymouth, Mass. from England in 1622. He was educated in the public schools of Chelsea and later attended the Commercial Academy of New York. On May 26, 1868, he was married to Miss Clara Isabel Pierce of Boston, who died about a month ago. Mr Pratt is the father of 13 children, 12 of whom are living. They are Miss Ida Belle Pratt, Eugene Forest Pratt, Walter George Pratt, Albert William Pratt, Mrs. Frederick Oxton of Chelsea, Oscar Everett Pratt, Mrs. Fred C. Phillips, Mrs Maurice L. Burtt, Mrs. Cora Lillian Pratt, Mrs Henry Lauthold of Milton, Harold Lester Pratt, and Miss Grace Marion Pratt. He also has 12 grandchildren. Mr Pratt enlisted in the Civil War on Sept 1, 1S62, when 19 years of age, in Co H. Bd Massachusetts Infantry. He fought in many battles, including Kingston, Whitehall and Goldsboro, N C. After his enlistment expired and his regiment was on its way home through Maryland, he with 27 others of his company, volunteered to join the troops to intercept Gen. Lee on his retreat from Pennsylvania after the battle of Gettysburg, and was at Sandy Hook and Harper's Ferry until Lee returned to Virginia. He was mustered out July 30, 1863. He later served in the Massachusetts State Militia. He lived in Chelsea after the war until 1878, where he was engaged in building and in the care of his father's property and business until the later's death in 1900. He came to this town from Chelsea In 1878 and joined A. St John Chambre Post 72, G. A. R., May I, 1883, being transferred from Post 35 of Chelsea. Since that time he has served the post as commander in 1885 and 1889 and five years as adjutant, which position he now holds. He was elected Selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor in March, 1903, which position he held continuously until this year, when the town manager form of government came into being, and was appointed to the office of assessor for the ensuing year by the present Selectmen. He has been a member of the Fire Engineers for the past seven years. During the World War he was a leader in looking after the interest of the Stoughton boys. He has been a lifelong Republican and has been secretary of the Republican Town Committee since January, 1903. He is colonel of Gen Nelson A. Miles Command 25, U. V. U.. of Brockton and this town. He is commander of the Department of Massachusetts U. V. U. Mr Pratt is a member of Rising Star Dodge. A. F. & A. M.; the Stoughton Historical Society, a director of the Stoughton Visiting Nurse Association and the Congregational Church and Men's Club."
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[55610] Kate is said to be daughter of William Willard and Marie L. Chick.