[52422] Ethel is daughter of Henry Dyer Covington (1845-1916) & Emma Frances ( Ella) Symonds (1851-1943; m. 24 OCT 1871 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA).
[3228] She is daughter of the Earl of March. She and Thomas I also had John (dsp 1366-67), Peter III (dsp by 1395), Elizabeth (dsp by 1395) and Joan (dsp by 1395). See NEHGR 150:323.
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[1869] Clothaire I ruled Soissons which consisted of Soissons, Laon, Amiens, Cambrai, Terouanne and Limoges, being largely the original Merovingian kingdom. He conquered Burgundy and Provence, 534-536; from 558 until his death in 561 he was sole king of the Franks. {see Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1959 Edition, 5:845} He was the last of the great Merovingian kings - at his death the kingdom was divided among his surviving sons. At his death Clothaire protested, "Wa! Wa! How great is the king of Heaven, who can kill kings as great as I am." {-"The Age of Arthur," John Morris, 1973, p.258.} Clothaire reigned 511-561. He is buried at Saint Medard at Soissons; he died of a fever after strenuous hunting. Clothaire was married six times and also had several affairs. On the death of his brother, Clodomir, he murdered his children and married his widow. He repeated this on the death of his nephew Theodebald (marrying his widow, Valrada, dau. of the King of the Lombards). Two of his wives were sisters. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlothar_I.
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[41177] http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shopefamily/Tree states Richard's wife was Margaret _____. and reports: "Margaret was a widow when she married Richard. They settled as early as 1672 on what was known as New Damariscove Island, now Haskell Island. They also owned 500 acres at Potts Neck, now Potts Harbor, at the extremity of Harpswell Neck. Richard also owned 200 acres at Maquoit which he sold in Apr 1675. The following year, Margaret was killed by Indians. Due to numerous Indian attacks during August of 1676, a 'number of refugees had sought shelter on the island (Jewel Island) and their leader, Richard Potts of Haskell Island, set a watch upon the shore. The wily Indian warriors hid themselves in the wooded heights of neighboring Cliff Island, and the white men thinking themselves safe went fishing. Thereupon the savages sped across in canoes and attacked the women and children. Their cries and shots alarmed the men who hastened back but Mrs. Potts, who was washing clothes on the beach, and her two children were killed in sight of her husband.' Another version: 'Upon Jewel's Island, others fortified a house and made preparations for defending themselves. But the Indians, flushed with their successes, rushed upon this Island, Sept. 2, when the men were fishing, the women engaged in washing by the water side, and the children scattered about the shore. At first, a brave lad firing from the house, killed two Indians, and thus gave the alarm. Mrs. Potts and several of her children were quickly seized, when one of them seeing his father coming in a boat, ran towards him, crying for help,-till caught by a savage, upon whom the father durst not fire, through fear of killing his child. One of the men rowed off his canoe towards Richmond Island for assistance, and the others with great intrepidity rushed into the midst of the Indians, and with the loss of two killed and five made captive, drove them to their canoes.' Apparently their nine-year old son Thomas was the one whose gunshot alerted the men. Son Thomas sold Robert's land in 1702."
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[29665] AKA Johannes Senseman. He m. Juliana in Bethany Reformed Church. "Senseman's Extended Family Tree" in Ancestry.com in 2011 offers a different ancestry for John, stating he is son of Jacob Senseman (b. ca. 1722, d. 23 Dec 1776 in CocalicoTwp., Lancaster Co., PA) and Margareth Klop (b. 1726 in Lancaster Co., PA, d. 9 March 1795 in Ephrata, PA), and that Jacob is son of Johannes ("Der Alt") Senseman who d. in 1766 in Ephrata and his wife Anges (d. 1776); this Tree states Margareth is daughter of Johannes Peter Klopf (b. 10 Nov 1686 in Bingen, Hesse, Germany, d. 11 Sept 1753 in Ephrata, Lancaster Co., PA) and wife Anna Magdalene Lutz (b. 1690 in Germany, d. 1766 in Ephrata. m. 12 Sept 1711 in Schoharie Valley Encampment, NY) - Johannes being son of Johann Hans Bartholomaus Klopp (b. 1646 in Obergischer Kreis, Nordheim-Westfalen, Germany, d. 10 March 1736 in Lebanon Co., PA).