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| |_Hannah BASS ________|
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| |_Abigail ADAMS ______|_Abigail BAXTER _______
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_John (Jr.) ADAMS ___|
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| |_Ann WHITE __________|
| (1685 - 1772) m 1704|
| | _William COGSWELL _____+
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| |_Susanna COGSWELL ___|_Susanna HAWKES _______
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| _Daniel QUINCY ______|_Joanna HOARE _________
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| _John QUINCY ________|
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|_Mary MASON _________|_Joanna PARKER ________
(.... - 1740) m 1678 (1635 - 1705)
[54488] AKA Jane E. Avery, Eliza is daughter of John Atkins Avery (1802-1874) & Elizabeth Stevens (1803-1858; m. 13 April 1822 in Brooksville, Hancock Co., ME).
[12144] Elizabeth is Piers' second wife. Her ancestry (great-greatgranddaughter of Lucy de Brus and Sir Marmaduke de Thwenge) is in "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt.: 1992, 7th ed.),pp. 87-88.
_Geoffrey III, Count of GATINAIS ______________________
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_Fulk IV ("Rechin"), Count of ANJOU ________|
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| |_Ermengarde of ANJOU ____________________________|_Hildegarde of LORRAINE _______________________________
| (.... - 1076) (.... - 1040)
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| (1113 - 1151) m 1128 |
| | _Lancelin I, Sire DE BEAUGENCY ________________________
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| _Richard II "The Good", Duke of NORMANDY ______________+
| | (.... - 1026) m 1000
| _Robert I ("the Magnificent"), Duke of NORMANDY _|_Judith of BRITTANY ___________________________________
| | (1000 - 1035) (0982 - 1017)
| _William I, The Conqueror, King of ENGLAND _|
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| | | _Baldwin V, Count of FLANDERS ___________________|_Ogive of LUXEMBOURG __________________________________
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| | |_Matilda ("Maud") of FLANDERS ______________|
| | (1032 - 1083) m 1053 |
| | | _Robert II ("the Pious"), King of FRANCE ______________+
| | | | (0970 - 1031) m 1002
| | |_Adèle of FRANCE _______________________________|_Constance DE TAILLEFER _______________________________
| | (1009 - 1079) m 1028 (0986 - 1032)
|_Matilda Augusta ("Maud") of ENGLAND ______|
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| _Crinan (Grimus) The THANE ____________________________
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| _Duncan I MacCrinan, King of SCOTS ______________|_Bethóc ingen Maíl Coluim meic Cináeda of SCOTLAND _
| | (1007 - 1040) m 1030
| _Malcolm III Canmore, King of SCOTS ________|
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| | | _Oswulf, Earl of NORTHUMBERLAND _______________________+
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| | |_Sibyl of NORTHUMBERLAND ________________________|_______________________________________________________
| | (.... - 1070) m 1030
|_Matilda (Maud) of SCOTLAND ___________|
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| _Edmund II ("Ironside"), King of ENGLAND ______________+
| | (0980 - 1016)
| _Edward, The ATHELING ___________________________|_______________________________________________________
| | (1016 - 1057)
|_Margaret of WESSEX ________________________|
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| _Yaroslav I, Grand Prince of KIEV _____________________+
| | (0979 - 1054) m 1019
|_Agatha of HUNGARY ______________________________|_Inguigard OLOFSDOTTER ________________________________
(.... - 1050)
[1584] King Stephen was forced to recognize Henry as his heir; when Stephen died the English warmly welcomed the new ruler. Henry enlarged the kingdom - in 1157 he forced the Scottish king to submit to him and to yield his claim to Northumbria - he made allies of the Welsh - in 1175 he invaded Ireland and secured the submission of all the native kings (and made his youngest son, John, lord of Ireland) - in 1160 he took the French Vexin (key piece of land between Normandy and the French royal lands). Henry was one of the most powerful rulers of his era, full of energy and an able military leader. He was tall and had broad shoulders, with strength and endurance. "His dress was usually informal - like that of a huntsman - and his manner courteous and charming, although he was quick to take offence if he felt his authority as king was being threatened. His sense of humour was strong and his wit mordant, but his temper was unpredictable and he could be bitterly vindictive.... Generous to the poor, he gave alms frequently, and often in secret. ...had a serious and scholarly side...[which] emerges in the many legal, administrative and financial developments of his reign, developments for which he had been much praised by posterity."{-"The Plantagenet Chronicles," ed. by Elizabeth Hallam. 1986, pp.94-5.} Henry was crowned at Westminster Abbey on the Sunday before Christmas, 1154. He wore his reddish hair close-cropped. {-see the detailed description of him in "Seven Medieval Kings," Joseph Dahmus (Doubleday, 1967, pp.148ff.).} Also see "Henry Plantagent: A Biography of Henry II of England," by Richard Barber (London, 1964, reprinted 1972), and Barber's "The Devil's Crown: Henry II, Richard I, John" (London, 1978). For a novel featuring his life and times, see "Time and Chance," by Sharon Kay Penman (New York, NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 2002). For Henry's will, see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cwolfram/wills/henry.htm. See also "Richard and John: Kings at War," Frank McLynn (Cambridge, MA: Da Capo Press, 2007).
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| (.... - 1720) m 1699|
| | _Robert PUDDINGTON ___+
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| | _George PUDDINGTON ________|______________________
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| |_Sarah PUDDINGTON _________|
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| | |_Susanna SPENCER __________|_Patience CHADBOURNE _
| | (.... - 1684) m 1657 (.... - 1683)
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[28624] Naomi m. 15 Feb 1808 Levi Doe/Dowe (Dorr?) of Castine. ME.
_William HILTON _____________+
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_William HILTON ________|_Mary STAPYLTON _____________
| (1457 - ....)
_William HILTON _____|
| (1492 - 1537) |
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| | _George LUMLEY ______________+
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| | _Thomas LUMLEY _________|_Elizabeth THORNTON _________
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| |_Sibyl LUMLEY _______|
| (1485 - ....) |
| | _Edward IV, King of ENGLAND _+
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| |_Elizabeth PLANTAGENET _|_Elizabeth WAYTE ____________
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| | _Geoffrey PIGOT _____________+
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| | _Thomas PIGOTT _________|_Margaret SYWARDBY __________
| | | (1454 - 1513) (1432 - ....)
| |_Margaret PIGOTT ____|
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| | _William GASCOIGNE __________+
| | | (1422 - 1476) m 1442
| |_Isabel GASCOIGNE ______|_Jane BECKWITH ______________
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"This pioneer of York [Maine] was one of the early settlers in New England, as he came to Plymouth in 1621 on the Fortune from London, and his letter descriptive of the country, appearing in `New England Trials' in 1622, is the first published letter written by a Plymouth Pilgrim describing this part of the country. One phrase in it is striking: `We are all free-holders, the rent day doth not trouble us.' His wife and two children followed in the Anne and there he lived until some time in 1624 when the inevitable church `row' ensued. ...He is next heard of in Dover [New Hampshire] with his brother Edward, a freeman of the Fishmongers Company of London.... The family from which they descended probably originated in Lancastershire, and about 1550 the representative of this branch moved to Northwich, township of Witton, County Chester, and engaged in the manufacture of salt, for which industry that place was then noted." {-"History of York, Maine," by Charles Edward Banks, Boston, 1935, II:47ff.} William was a taverner, served as Deputy to the General Court and as a Commissioner, had a licensed establishment and operated a ferry both at Dover and later at Stag Neck, York, Maine. He was a correspondent of Governor Winthrop and is styled "Mr.", denoting status and education; while he served in the General Court of Mass. as representative from Dover in 1644, he was on the committee to examine the new code of law before its publication. [We descend from three of the original four selectmen of York, Maine, the others being Alcock and Banks.] See "The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. 2," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995), p. 953. {Also see "The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers," Charles Edward Banks (Baltimore: Gen.Pub.Co., 1971), p. 118; "A Hilton Family," Winifred Lovering Holman (Exeter, NH, 1970); "History of York, Maine," Charles Edward Banks (Baltimore: Regional Publishing Co., 1967); "Genealogy of the Hiltons," Geneva E. A. Hilton (privately printed; based on Belknap's History of NH of 1792); "William Hilton, Pilgrim," Ethel Henry Cook (St. Paul, MN: Ramaley Printing Co., 1944); "Penobscot Pioneers," Philip Howard Gray (Camden: Penobscot Press, 1992), pp.72-77: "Saints and Strangers," George F. Willison (New York: Reynal & Hitchcock), 1945; "The Great Migration Begins," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), 2:951-959; "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691)," Eugene Aubrey Stratton (Ancestry Publishing, Provo, UT, 1986), p. 303-304}
Dr. A. C. Wright remarks that William received the first deed to land in Maine, and that he and his brother Edward and the Rev. Mr. Lyford were the first settlers in New Hampshire (Dover) and soon organized a fishing fleet called the New England Fishing Co. His deed in Maine was given to him by Chief Tahanto and verified legally by the Boston courts in 1656. An article in The Portsmouth (NH) Herald 10 Nov 2002 states: "'Town of Newfields named for its stretches of fields,' By Deanna Dawson: Long before Newfields became a town proper, it was first part of Exeter and referred to later as South Newmarket. Newmarket and Newfields were part of Exeter until 1727 when the area was granted its own parish and 10 years later was given the right to govern itself. The actual area that is now Newfields is said to have first been settled by Edward and William Hilton somewhere around 1623. Even then it was often referred to as Newfields because of the beautiful stretch of lands that bordered the Squamscott River. William Hilton was one of the first people to plant on the newfields." Cf. History of Weymouth, Massachusetts in Four Volumes" (Boston: 1923), Chapter XVII: "...those people who were driven from Plymouth and Weymouth and settled in Maine, New Hampshire and Virginia have left records as to how they were forced to leave these places. For instance, William Hilton, who came with his wife and children in the good ship "Anne" in 1623 to Plymouth, and on account of the baptizing of which by Rev. John Lyford in 1624 had to go to New Hampshire, where he settled at Dover Point, sometimes called Hilton's Point, left a record behind him, and Rev. James Hill Fitts in his history of the town of Newfields, N. H., refers to this baptism, and states that this was the beginning of the trouble at Plymouth with the Rev. John Lyford."
Also see "The First Planters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay...," Alexander Young (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1975), p. 315, which reports that in the spring of 1623 settlement was begun on the Piscataqua River by William Hilton, his brother Edward and David Thompson. "The Hiltons seated themselves eight miles up the river, at Dover. Both parties had been sent out by Gorges and Mason and certain merchants who styled themselves 'The Company of Laconia.' In 1628, Piscataqua was assessed £2 10s. for the campaign against Morton, of Mount Wollaston, a sum equal to that paid by Plymouth; and yet, in 1631, there were but three houses on the river."
"Mayflower," Nathaniel Philbrick (NY: Viking, 2006 - ISBN 0-670-03760-5) provides a fine history of the Plymouth Colony.
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"William Hilton, Pilgrim" - p. 27.
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"William Hilton, Pilgrim," p. 27
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"The Great Migration Begins," Vol. 2, p. 953
[41667] The unverified Laird Family Tree in 2016 in Ancestry.com offers: "When Mary Johnson was born on April 1, 1680, in Guilford, Connecticut, her father, William, was 40 and her mother, Sarah, was 33. She married John Bishop on November 18, 1713, in Connecticut . . . . She died on July 6, 1732, at the age of 52."
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[38557] See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~peistewart/Colin_Murchison.html for this line - not verified.
_Ebenezer PERKINS ___+
| (1740 - 1807) m 1764
_Solomon PERKINS ____|_Lydia VARNEY _______
| (1790 - ....) m 1811 (1745 - ....)
_James Madison PERKINS _|
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_James Madison PERKINS _|
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[54118] The unverified file LY4G-JHR in familysearch.org offers: "When William Whitaker was born on 19 January 1748, in Stowe, Lamoille, Vermont, United States, his father, John Whittaker, was 34 and his mother, Lydia Davis, was 30. He married Susannah "Susee" Gubtail on 9 September 1770, in Gouldsboro, Hancock, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter. He died on 24 September 1835, in Gouldsboro, Hancock, Maine, United States, at the age of 87."