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[28049] An file in www.trees.ancestry.com offers: Nathaniel Conant, born 28 Jul 1650, in Beverly; married Hannah, dr. of Andrew and Bithiah Mansfield and g. dr. of Robert and Elizabeth Mansfield. By the will of his father he was lef 50 pounds and the shop in which he worked, together with the tools in it. He was a cordwainer or shoemaker. He appears to have moved to Bridgewater, Plymouth county, as early as 1687, for on 18 Apr 1688, Philip White, of Beverly, sold to Sir William Phipps, of boston, 'all his messuage or tenement, yards, orchard, upland and swampy ground thereto belonging, containing six acres, in Beverly, which I lately purchased of Nathaniel Conant, cordwainer, of Benj. Balch, together with shops, houses,' etc. (Essex Deeds, Vol. 8 p. 177.) The first mention of him in Bridgewater records is on the 2nd Monday of May, 1688, when 'Goodman' Conant was to see to the repairs of the road leading from South brook to Comfort Willis', (Mitchell's Hist. of bridgewater, p. 66.) In 1691-1692 (7 Jan.), Nathaniel Conant, of Bridgewater, sells his brother, John Conant, of Beverly, 'ten acres of land in west Beverly lying towards Wenham near the great marsh, bounded west and south on William Dodges lying by Brimble hill, easterly on land of Jo. Woodbury, northerly on land of my two brothers, John and Roger Conant, and two and one half acres near Wenham bounded by the Woodberrys east, Freeborn Balch on the west, north by Samuel Balch and south by John Conant.' Witnessed by Benjamin Balch and Samuel Conant. (Essex Deeds, Vol 21, p. 226.) arch 14, 11698, he was one of the Jury of Trials. Dec. t, 1694, and March 8, 1698, he was one of the Grand Jury. In 1703 a way was laid out beginning at Jonathan Washburn's, running 'by the west end of old Goodman Conant's house.' On March 7, 1708, he wells William Orcuitt 25 acres of land for 14 pounds. (Plymouth Deeds, 2nd series, Vol. 15, p. 56.) In 1711 (26 March) in consideration of his parental affection, etc., he conveys fifty-three acres of land in Bridgewater to his son, Nathaniel. (Plymouth Deeds, Vol. 11, p. 12, 2nd series.) In 1712 (3 July) he conveys 50 acres to his youngest son, Lot; this was the homestead and was situated in what was afterwards the South Parish. In 1715 he was one of the petitioners for a second parish; this was incorporated 1716, and was called the South Parish. On May 20, 1720, he sold Francis Woods 3/4 acre of land for 20 pounds. He died 1732 and left a will." See "A History and Genealogy of the Conant Family in England and America," Frederick Odell Conant (Portland, ME: privately printed: 1887), pp. 143-144.
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Randolph accompanied Prince Richard, brother of King Henry III, to France in 1225 to regain his French possessions. Ref. "Foster Gen." (1899), p. 13. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fosterfamily/foster2.html states "Sir Randolph Forster was a general under Henry III and fought against France in 1225. He also was a surety in the signing of the Magna Carta. He was the Governor of Bamborough and died in 1256." Foster history is available in 2018 at http://www.fosterfamilyhistory.com/history.php
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[51253] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine}, 19 August 2014": "Blue Hill - Janice (Gillis) Cleveland, passed away Aug. 16, 2014, in Blue Hill. She was born Jan. 20, 1926, to Harry Gillis and Nellie (Leach) Gillis in Blue Hill. Janice grew up in Blue Hill and graduated from George Stevens Academy in 1943 as the salutatorian. Janice graduated from Gorham State Teachers College in 1947 and taught in Portland for one year before moving to Beverly, Mass., where she taught for 11 years. While teaching in Beverly, she met her husband, John Cleveland. They married and moved to Ipswich, Mass., in 1959. She was a stay-at-home mother to her four daughters, as well as to several other children in the neighborhood. She enjoyed fishing and sailing with friends and was an enthusiastic sports fan and attended many Red Sox games and her favorite Celtics. Janice and John retired to Blue Hill in 1991, living in Janices family home. She became involved in the Blue Hill Historical Society and the Jonathan Fisher Society. She was a regular volunteer at the Blue Hill Memorial Hospital for many years, working in several departments. She was also active in the George Stevens Academy Alumni and enjoyed many alumni events and basketball games. Janice was well known for her patience and positive attitude. Janice leaves her daughters, Ann Cleveland and husband, Alan Verde, of Orland, Jane Cleveland of Kingston, N.H., Susan Cleveland Driller and her husband, Dusty Driller, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Ellen Cleveland of Blue Hill; her grandsons, Derek and Cameron Driller; stepson, William Cleveland; niece, Belinda Carter of Gray; nephews, David Carter of Sedgwick and Dwayne Carter of Orland, as well as several lifelong friends. She was predeceased by her husband, John; sister, Marilyn; and stepson, Jay."