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[49069] Harry's World War II draft card indicates he is a self-employed truck driver and resides a R.D. 1, Willow Street, Lancaster Co., PA. The 2 April 1940 federal census in Pequea Twp., Lancaster Co., PA lists him and his household and states he is a laborer in tobacco. "Intelligencer Journal [Lancaster, Pennsylvania], 24 December 1974," p. 4: "Harry E. D. Bleecher, 66, of Strasburg R1, died Monday at 3 a.m. at Lancaster General Hospital following an illness of five years. He was the husband of Elizabeth G. Longer Bleecher. A retired truck driver, he had last driven for William C. Getz Trucking Co., Lancaster. Bleecher was a member of New Providence Church of God. Born in Lancaster County, he was a son of the late Franklin and Hettie Dunlap Bleecher. In addition to his widow, at home, he is survived by four sons and three daughters, Edward, Apopka, Fla.; Glenn, and Dale, both of Lancaster; Barry, at home; Frances, wife of Lewis Stively, Willow Street R1; Joyce, wife of Domonic Maisano, Lancaster; Lorna, wife of Malcolm Rash, Salisbury, N.C., and 11 grandchildren. He also is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Huber, Lancaster, and Mrs. Laura Mowery, Willow Street R1, and one brother, James Bleecher, West Willow."
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[2277] http://www.guide2womenleaders.com offers: "The daughter of Simon de Dammartin, Count of Ponthieu and Marie, Comtesse de Ponthieu (1199-1250). and reigned jointly with husband, King Fernando III of Castilla, who was co-regent until his death in 1252. She then married Jean II de Nesle-Falvi. She was succeeded by their daughter, Leonor de Castilla (1241-90), who was Infanta of Castilla and Countess of Montreuil and Ponthieu and also known as Éleonore de Castille. In Ponthieu she succeeded her mother, Marie."
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[54947] Find A Grave memorial 107937042 offers Arlene's obituary: "Arlene Estelle Harriman Wescott, 91, peacefully passed away Jan. 12, 2004, at Penobscot Valley Hospital in Lincoln. She was born April 1, 1912, in North Penobscot, the daughter of Henry Isaac and Mary Elizabeth (Sphere) Harriman. Arlene was predeceased April 13, 1991 by her husband, Philip Howard Wescott, after 55 years of marriage. She is survived by two children, Mary E. Seavey and her husband, Forrest of Winn, and Wade C. Wescott and his wife, Maryann of Penobscot; grandchildren, Maili E. Payne and her husband, Charles of Brunswick, Mark I. Seavey and his wife Angel of Westbrook, Sean P. Wescott and his wife Sean of Mariaville, Joanne Marino and her husband Joseph of Mashpee, Mass., Robin Wescott of Kentucky; great-grandchildren, Susan and Sarah Payne of Brunswick, Shane and Brayeden Wescott of Mariaville, Steven, Christopher, Isabella, Dorothy and Angelina Marino of Mashpee, Mass.; nephews and niece, James Harriman and his wife Paulette of Whitman, Mass, Peter Harriman and his wife, Joyce of Brockton, Mass, Gail Harriman of Virginia; great nephews and nieces, Jeff and Matthew Chamberlain, James and Bonnie Harriman, and Daniel Harriman. Arlene was blessed with one last, great hoorah of her 91 years in N. Fort Myers, FL for the Christmas holidays with her loving daughter and her family."
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[8536] Donald's obituary: "Keck, Donald Sherick, Oakland Cemetery, Shelby, OH, WWII, Berlin Crisis, TS/OB: b. 23 Jun 1922 in Shelby, OH, living here his entire life, d. 06 Jan 1986 in Shelby, OH, bu. 09 Jan 1986, Lt. Colonel, he served with the US Army Air Corps during WWII, as a commissioned officer in both England and France. Following the war, he served with the reserve forces in Mansfield and Columbus and was recalled into active duty with the US Air Force in 1961 and assigned to Etain Air Force Base in France. Upon his return, he served with the Ohio Air National Guard, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1964."
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"The Bushnell Family Genealogy" offers:
"The eldest son of Sir John Seymour was Edward, who became the most powerful noble of the realm, the Lord Protector of England. He was knighted in 1523, became an Esquire of the King's household the following year, and Gentleman of the Privy Chamber in 1536. This year was prolific in honors for Edward Seymour. He was created the Viscount Beauchamp of Hache, Somersetshire, became Governor and Captain of the Isle of Jersey, and Chancellor and Chamberlain of North Wales. In 1537 he was created Earl of Hartford, and in 1541 was elected Knight of the Garter.
In December 1542 he became Lord High Admiral of England for life. Honors crowded upon honors. He became Lieutenant of the North, Lieutenant of the Kingdom under the Queen Regent, and Lieutenant and Captain-General of Boulonge. At last, early in 1547, the most powerful office of the State came to him. He was Protector of all the realms and domains of the Kings Majesty, and Governor of the Royal Person. He was High Steward of England at the coronation of Edward VI, became Lord Treasurer of England, Earl Marshal of England for Life, was created Baron Seymour of Hache, and in the same year, Duke of Somerset.
The Earldom of Somerset had been held by the great House of Beaufort since 1397, when Richard II granted it to John Beaufort, son of John Gaunt (son of Edward III). A son of John Beaufort was created Duke of Somerset. The family became extinct in 1471. The title of Duke of Somerset was borne by Henry Fitsroy, illegitimate son Henry VIII, until his death in 1536.
The Lord Protector married Catherine, daughter and heiress of Sir William Filliol of Langton Washe, Essex, and Woodlands, Dorsettshire. She brought to the Seymours the right to quarter with their coat of arms her own, which was: Vair, a canton, gules.
He repudiated her and married Anne, daughter and heiress of Sir Edward Stanhope. Hayward says of this second wife of the Protector, in his Life of Edward VI Anne Stanhope, Duchess of Somerset, was for pride monstrous, a woman of many imperfections intolerable, she was exceeding violent, and subtle in accomplishing her ends, for which she spurned all respect of conscience and shame. This women did bear such invincible hate to the Queen Dowager, first for slight causes and woman's quarrels, and especially because Queen Catherine had precedence over her, the wife of the greatest peer in the land. The Duke of Somerset entailed his titles and estates to his children by Anne Stanhope, passing over his two sons by his first wife. However, in the line of male descendents from Anne Stanhope became extinct in 1750, and Sir Edward Seymour, who descended from the Protector and his wife, Catherine Filliol, came into the rank and possessions which should, in justice, have been the inheritance of his ancestors.
Despite the high rank of the Protector and the honors and titles which had been heaped upon him - perhaps because of them- he had many enemies and there was much friction between him and the council. Furthermore, the feeling against him was intensified by the conviction of his brother, Sir Thomas Seymour, for treason. France now declared war against England, and the Scots won victories against the English - all of which increased his difficulties and his disfavor with the people in general. He was finally sent to the tower and the Protectorship taken from him. He was released early in 1550, but was again imprisoned a few months later, accused of treason. His judges failed to prove the charges as originally brought against him, but he was condemned on a charge of felony. He was executed (by beheading) on January 22, 1552.
In consequence of his condemnation he underwent attainder, and the title of Duke of Somerset passed from the Seymours. It came to them again, however just after the restoration of Charles II. William Seymour, great-grandson of the Protector, who had become in 1621, Earl of Hertfort and Baron Beauchamp and had been created Marquis of Hertford in 1640, and received from the King the restored Dukedom of Somerset in 1660. This William Seymour had married Lady Arabella Stewert, cousin of James I, and the latter, being greatly displeased thereat, imprisoned Seymour in the Tower of London. He later released, and in the Civil War fought gallantly on the King's side. He was one of the four nobles - the others being the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Lindsey, and the Earl of Southampton - who offered to die in the place of Charles I, when the House of Commons had condemned the King to death.
The sixth Duke of Somerset in the line beginning with the Protector, was Charles Seymour. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Joseline Percy, Earl of Northumberland. On the death without issue of his son Algernon, the Dukedom passed, as noted above, to a distant cousin, Sir Edward Seymour of Berry Pomeroy, a descendant of the elder branch of the Seymours through the Protector's first wife, Catherine Filliol, in 1759."
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