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[16344] John m. Margaret Shaeffer and they moved to Jonestown, which was then called Stumpstown, in present-day Lebanon Co., Pennsylvania, where he remained until his death. Children: Henry, Michael, John, Catharine, Sarah, Susan, Jacob, George, William, David and Margaret. John's father-in-law founded Shaefferstown, PA. Descendants moved to Indiana and Kentucky.
From an Internet correspondent (12/98) and not verified:
JOHN BRIGHT (MICHAEL4 BRECHT, *JOHANN3, *BALTHASAR2, *CRISTOPH "STOFFEL"1) was b. 1736, and d. 1837. He m. MARGARET SCHAFFER, daughter of ALEXANDER SCHAFFER and ANNA ENGEL.
Children of JOHN BRIGHT and MARGARET SCHAFFER are:
12. i. HENRY6 BRIGHT, b. 1760; d. 1858.
ii. MICHAEL BRIGHT, b. 1762.
iii. JOHN BRIGHT, b. 1764.
iv. CATHERINE BRIGHT, b. 1767.
v. SARA BRIGHT, b. 1770.
vi. SUSAN BRIGHT, b. 1772.
vii. JACOB BRIGHT, b. 1774.
viii. GEORGE BRIGHT, b. 1776.
ix. WILLIAM BRIGHT, b. 1779.
x. DAVID BRIGHT, b. 1782.
xi. MARGARET BRIGHT, b. 1786.
NEXT GENERATION:
12. HENRY6 BRIGHT (JOHN5, MICHAEL4 BRECHT, *JOHANN3, *BALTHASAR2, *CRISTOPH "STOFFEL"1) was b. 1760, and d. 1858. He m. ELIZABETH POPE, daughter of GEORGE POPE and CHRISTINA. Henry was a Solider of the Revolution, resided in Logan's Fort, KY after the Revolutionary war. Children of HENRY BRIGHT and ELIZABETH POPE are:
i. JOHN7 BRIGHT, b. 1786, Lincoln Co., KY; d. 1848; m. ELIZABETH MORRISON.
14. ii. SARA BRIGHT, b. 1788, Lincoln Co., KY; d. 1873, Lawrence Co., IN.
iii. ELIZABETH BRIGHT, b. Lincoln Co., KY; m. JOHN ROBINSON.
iv. DAVID BRIGHT, b. Lincoln Co., KY; m. LYDIA BIXLER.
v. CATHERINE "KITTY" BRIGHT, b. Lincoln Co., KY; m. DAVID LUCK.
vi. GREENBERRY BRIGHT, b. 1806, Lincoln Co., KY; m. ELIZABETH CRISP.
vii. HENRY JR. BRIGHT, b. 1809, Lincoln Co., KY; d. 1884, Lawrence Co., IN; m. LUCRETIA GREENWOOD.
NEXT GENERATION:
14. SARA7 BRIGHT (HENRY6, JOHN5, MICHAEL4 BRECHT, *JOHANN3, *BALTHASAR2, *CRISTOPH "STOFFEL"1) was b. 1788 in Lincoln Co., KY, and d. 1873 in Lawrence Co., IN. She m. DAVID CULBERTSON 1805, son of COL. CULBERTSON and ELIZABETH MCCLAY. DAVID ran away when he was 16 and went to KY; reputed to have been a tall man as a rough and tumble wrestler; he and Sarah had 13 children. Known children are:
i. ELIZABETH8 CULBERTSON, b. 1807.
ii. MARY CULBERTSON, b. 1813.
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[2591] Baldwin II was Duke of Burgundy and a Knight of the Order of St. John. His sister, Maud de Rethel, married Eudes (Chatelain) de Vitry - their son Gauthier (d. 1153) became Count of Rethel. He reigned 1118-1131 according to "Oxford lllustrated History of Medieval Europe" (NY: Oxford Press, 1988), p. 219. AKA Baudouin de Rethel. http://www.pillagoda.freewire.co.uk/BOW.htm states "Baldwin of Bourges (alternatively Bruges in Flanders) was a close kinsman of Eustace II, count of Boulogne." For a concise history and map of the County of Edessa, see http://www.friesian.com/outremer.htm#edessa.
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[9135] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 8 Apr 1933," p. 3: "Albert W. Fensch, 44, of 601 Springmill street, clerk in the Mansfield postoffice for the past 19 years, succumbed Friday night at General hospital after a three weeks illness. He was born in this city May 9, 1889, and has always been a Mansfield resident. He entered the postoffice service in 1914, and has been identified with the Federation of Postal Clerks during his period of service, Mr. Fensch was also a member of St. Mark's Lutheran church, and of Mansfield lodge, 35,. F. & A. M. He was married to Mies Lucy Roth on Oct 8, 1914. She and three children, Helen, William and Richard, survive. His mother, Mrs. Anna Fensch, a brother, Richard Q. Fensch, and two sisters, Miss Ottilie and Nellie Fensch, all of Mansfield, also survive."
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[3240] She is also known as Havlive "Gunnois" of Normandy - see http://www.afn.org/~lawson/d0011/g0000021.html
[30900] John is son of Robert Tower (b. 1582 in Hingham, Co. Norfolk, England, d. 1 May 1634 thereandwife Dorothy Damon (b. 1590 in Hingham, Co. Norfolk, d. 10 Nov 1629 there). Ancestry.com offers: "Tower Name Meaning - topographic name for someone who lived near a tower, usually a defensive fortification or watchtower, from Middle English, Old French tur (Latin turris). occupational name for someone who dressed white leather, cured with alum rather than tanned with bark, from an agent derivative of Middle English taw(en) (Old English tawian to prepare, make ready"
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| |_Nancy Jane ELDER ______________|_Martha ALEXANDER ________________
| (1845 - 1897) m 1871 (1814 - 1881)
_Clay Seager WILLHIDE _______|
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[7585] Find A Grave Memorial 154229867 offers: "Eric Dean Willhide, age 68, of New Cumberland, passed away Saturday, October 24, 2015 at the Hospice Center in the Lebanon VA Hospital with his loving family at his side. He was born in Carlisle, PA on December 31, 1947 to the late Dean D. and Romayne Marie Hollinger Willhide. Eric retired from the New Cumberland Army Depot after 30 years of service. He was a graduate of Carlisle High School, a veteran of the US Army, serving during the Vietnam Conflict from March 1964 to July 1969. He was a former member of the New Cumberland VFW Post 7415. Eric loved to hunt and fish and especially enjoyed the time he spent with his loving companion, his dog 'Buddha'."