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[1862] Siegbert III was banished to an Irish monastery by Pepin of Landen. He ends the French Merovingian House; reigned 639-54 (or per "The Lives of the Kings and Queens of France" by Duc de Castries, 638-56). His wife was Immachilde. His brother Clovis was King of Neustria and Burgundy. At this point the era of administration of the Mayors of the Palace begins. See account in 2003 at http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06238a.htm on the Internet. Cf. http://mapage.noos.fr/anosteo/Merovingiens01.html. http://www.robertsewell.ca/merovech.html states "St. Sigebert adopted the following child: Childebert, King of Austrasia who was a son of Grimoald and a grandson of Pépin the Old of Landen who was Mayor of the Palace of Austrasia in 623 and a counsellor of Dagobert (I), King of Austrasia."
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[9395] "The Perry County Times, 30 June 1955," p. 6: "Samuel J. Briner, 82, of East McClure street, New Bloomfield, passed away Wednesday morning, June 29, at his home. The deceased is survived by five daughters: Mrs. Margaret Doyle, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Edna Cloud, of Stanford, Conn.; Mrs. Claire Harter, of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Mary Reisinger, of Blain; four sons, William S., Paul E., and Frank A., all of New Bloomfield, and Leon B., of Harrisburg; also fourteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren ; one sister, Mrs. Lizzie Noye, of Duncannon."
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See notes for his wife, Elizabeth Bibbe. The surname is also found "Burroughs." John and Elizabeth are said to be among the first settlers on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. John r. Dorchester, MD per the 1790 federal census.
http://www.popenoe.com/Settlers.htm offers in 2010: "The names Burris, Burrows, and Burroughs are all interchangeable for this family. The original immigrant seems to have been John Burrows who arrived as an indentured servant and lived in James City, Virginia, in 1623. Some Burris family researchers believe that the 'main line' of the family settled in New Jersey and Delaware from about 1680 to 1740, with a few families coming into Maryland and western Virginia later.
"The first Burris in our area was William Burris, son of William and Mary Morgan Burris, who was as early as the 1730s, and in 1747 had a farm on the Tygart River that joins the Monongahela upstream. He was born in Delaware in 1670 and died in 1759. He was a trader with various camps along the Monongahela near Morgantown. One old-timer said: 'Jacob Prickett was among the first white men who ever saw the Monongahela country, having been up the Monongahela River in 1745 or 1747 with David Morgan and others, to visit old Billy Burris on the Buckhannon River.' William Burris had two sons, Enoch and Elijah, but it appears that the Burris family with whom we are concerned came from a different line.
"John and Alexander Burris, said to have been sons of Elijah Burris of Sussex County, Delaware, lived in Dorchester and Montgomery Counties, Maryland for a few years and then, in 1766, crossed the mountains and settled in the area near present-day Morgantown. They may also have stopped in Hampshire County for some time on their way. John Burris, with his relatives, 'old Evan' Morgan, Nathaniel Springer, and others, built Fort Burris in 1766, the same year for which John Burris claimed the land on which it stood. This was the first fort built in the area. It was looted and burned by Indians in 1778, after it had been evacuated, with the settlers taking refuge at nearby Fort Martin and Fort Kerns. John Burris was a lieutenant in a company commanded by Zackquill Morgan.
"The land, called Burris Camp Hollow, was surveyed in December 1766 by David Morgan. Camp Hollow is where John Burris and others camped while Burris Fort was being built. It was often told by Burris descendants that many newcomers to the valley camped there while looking out for lands on which to settle, and building cabins in which to live. The adjoining landowners were listed as Thomas John, Thomas Evans, and James Hoard. John Burris' land was on the upriver side at the mouth of West Run; Edmund West who also settled in 1766, had 400 acres on the downriver side of West Run which were later sold to David Scott. John Burris sold off 388 acres of his tract, keeping the fort and about ten acres around it. His son, Elijah, had land between John's and John Evans'.
"John Burris, b 1730, d between 1793/6, m. 1750 Elizabeth Boaz, b ca 1734."
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[39801] The unverified Moll-Guziak Family Tree on Ancestry.com in 2015 states "When John Thomas Filbert and his twin brother John Thomas were born on February 1, 1737, in Berks County, Pennsylvania, their father, Samuel, was 27 and their mother, Maria, was 32. He married Maria Catharina Pfatteicher Batteiger Potteiger on May 16, 1763, in Bern, Pennsylvania. They had nine children in 19 years. He died on September 25, 1784, in Bernville, Pennsylvania, at the age of 47, and was buried in Pennsylvania."
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[42783] 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."
[2981] Reference: "Plantagenet Ancestry of Edward Rainsford," Douglas Richardson [NEHGR, Vol. 154, pp. 219-226]. The "Aldermen of the City of London, vol. II," the Rev. Alfred B. Beaven (London: Eden Fisher & Co., Ltd., 1913 offers in a list of the Aldermen: "[date elected: 1538 Feb 7] [vice: Mundy] John Sadler, Draper [wards: Farringdon Within 1538-42. Coleman St 1542-6]. Master Drapers 1538-9, 1542-3, 1544-5, 1546-7, 1549-50, 1551-2, 1554-5. Died ca 1560; Will (PCC 49 Mellershe) 28 Jun 1559; proved 21 Oct 1560."
[54655] Susan is said to be daughter of Richard Hawes, Jr. (1794-1837) & Nancy Chase (b. in 1798; m. 12 May 1818 in Newbury, Essex Co., MA).
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