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[1863] Dagobert I was Merovingian King of Austrasia, 622-628, and sole King of France, 628-639. He published a code of laws and is considered the greatest of the Merovingian House. He was thrice married. He founded the renouned Abbey of Saint Denis. About 630 he married Ragnetrude__________. Fr. Funck-Brentano ("A History of Gaul", p. 274) opines "The reign of Dagobert is the most brilliant period in the monarchy of the fifth and sixth centuries. He may be regarded as the Louis XIV of the Merovingians." http://www.friesian.com/francia.htm#clovis reports that Dagobert I also had Clovis II, King of Neustria and Burgundy (638-657). http://www.aritek.com/hartgen/htm/of-the-west-franks.htm states that he is son of Clothaire's wife Haldetrude de Burgundy (not verified). http://www.art-science.com/Ken/Genealogy/PD/ch47_Girls.html offers: "Dagobert I was the child of Bertrude (590 - 618), daughter of Ricomer de Bourgogne, Clothaires second wife, the first, Altrude or Ragentrude, had died in 600, possibly in childbirth. A much stronger character than his father, he patronised the arts & founded the abbey of Saint Denis, where he died in 639. In 631 he sent an army to help the Visigothic usurper in Spain. The royal line from Dagobert did not at first appear to be Delaforce ancestral but it did impinge on our history, see Eudes in the next chapter. However, his son Clovis II was of the line of Toulouse & so was Dagobert's unnamed daughter's family. Dagobert was a hard man & his equally tough son Clovis II, who inherited Neustria & Burgundy, married Balthilde, an English slave girl but of aristocratic family, bought by Grimoald, the Palace Mayor from pirates for the purpose. Pepin the Short in 751. Dagobert's other son Sigibert, inherited the Kingdom of Austrrasia & is not a Delaforce but his son, Dagobert II, had a legendary life until his murder. His adventures, being carried off to Ireland etc, are well, if not necessarily accurately, documented but the Catholic Church had tried to remove him from the record, as he seems to have been a sort of atheist." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagobert_I.
Brian Hogan (hogan@writeme.com) shared Elizabeth and John as parents of John Burris - via email 6/2001. He also shared many of their descendants. See PA Magazine of History, 31:215-253 which gives the family.
Pat Mason Harris offered via email (PatCLARE@aol.com) 15 Aug 2004: "The only Burroughs mentioned are on page 252, and they are the children of John Burroughs and his wife Ester/Esther. The children have the same dates as a couple posts on Genforum.....so I am sure the dates of birth are correct, but the parents are John Burroughs and wife Ester/Esther Burroughs, at least on this Bible record ...now it is possible from some of the other entries that it might be Esther Bibbe and not Elizabeth....since there is an Esther Bibbe with a birthdate of 16 Nov 1710....and from Rootsweb I find John Burroughs born about 1709. Esther Bibbe would have been most likely the daughter of Mary Bibbe who was the widow of Edmund/Edmond Bibbe....and that Mary Bibbe married William Manlove. There is an entry next to Esther Bibbe for Matthew Bibbe b 19 Jan 1712/13. Mary Bibbe married William Manlove on 6 December 1716. William Burroughs, born in 1738/9 and died in 1797 I am pretty sure is in my family....I think he was married to Mary Mason b 1748 , daughter of Joseph Mason of Isaac , because Sarah Burroughs was married to Jacob Mason, son of Joseph Mason of Isaac. But Sarah Mason Burroughs is proven by the will of her mother Ann widow? Burroughs who marries second George Waller. Sarah Mason Burrough's second husband was Morgan Williams... I had assumed these Burroughs/Mason marriages were brother and sister marrying brother and sister ??? Prim Name: George Waller; Will Made Date: 07 Nov 1785; Heirs Name: wife unnamed; nephew William Waller (son of bro. Charles) Exec/Trus Name: wife [Ann] Wit Name: William Cullen, William Burroughs, Hessey Burrows Will Probate Date: 14 Nov 1785 Will Book: Arch. vol. A104; Reg. of Wills , Liber D Page: 60-61; folio 92 Comment: [Note:--Arch. vol. A104, page 61 shows the estate was settled March 12, 1790 by Ann Waller].
Ann Waller's Will dated 16th Nov 1795: In the name of God Amen 16th Nov. 1795 I Ann Waller of Cedar Creek hundred Sussex County & State of Delaware Widow being sick & weak of body but of perfect mind & disposing memory do make ordain constitute & appoint this my last will & Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me heretofore at any time made. Imprimis I give & commend my soul unto the hands of God who gave it & my body to the dust of the Earth to be buried in a Decent & Christian like manner at the direction of my here in after mentioned & as to such Worldly goods as it has pleased God to Bless me . I give divise & bequeath in manner & form following: Viz First I give & bequeath to my Grand son Boaz Burrows the son of William Burrows the sum of five pounds to be paid to [do you think this should be by his father?] (Pat) his said father in one year after my decease - Also to my grand daughter Elizabeth Burrows the Daughter of Benjamin Burrows the like Sum of Five pounds to be paid to her father in one year after my decease . Also to my Grandson Alexander Manlove son of George Manlove the like sum of Five pounds to be paid to his said father in one year after my decease. Secondly I give & bequeath to my niece Magdaline Manlove my Blue Camlet Gound, & Brown camlet Slip ----------- . Thirdly I give & bequeath the remainder of my wearing apparel to be divided as follows between my Daughter Sarah Williams & Grand Daughter Sarah Burrows viz to my Daug. Sarah I give my Silk Cloak & to my Grand Daughter Sarah, I give my Velvet Cloak & all the remainder of my wearing apparel to be equally divided between them by the wife of William Burrows & Benjamin Burrows so as that my daughter Sarah shall have her first choice - Also I give to my grand daughter Sarah Burrows aforesaid the Trundle Bed whereon she now lies with the covering belonging to it & my riding Saddle. ------------------------- Fourthly my Will & desire is that my Negro Sam shall be hired out until he attains the age of twenty five years & his hire to be applied to the support of my Negro woman called Sarah & if the said Negro Sarah should live longer than till the said Sam should attain the age afsâ™d then & in that case the said Sam shall still be hired out until Sarah âs decease & then be free. Fifthly My Will & desire is that my Negro Boy Tobe shall be hired out until he attains the age of twenty five years & then be free & the first ten pounds of his said hire to be equally divided between Susannah Mason & James Williams the children of my Daughter Sarah to be paid to their guardian or father a soon as it shall be earned the remainder of his hire to go into my Estate not yet deposed of. Sixthly my Will & desire is that my Negro man London shall be free after the payment of Twenty One pounds four Shillings - all my other negros not mentioned shall be free immediately after my decease. Seventhly My Will & desire is that my negro woman Sarah shall be left in the hands of my Executors herein after mentioned to be put to some good home & the hire of Negro Sam to be applied to her support & maintenance. Eighthly I give & bequeath the use [ page is torn here] remainder of my Estate to be equally [page torn] between my Children Viz William Burrows, Benjamin Burrows, Sarah Williams , & the children of George Manlove by my Daughter Mary to have a childs part & the children of Jonathan Burrows to have a childs part also --- Lastly I nominate constitute & appoint my Sons William Burrows & Benjamin Burrows my whole & sole Executors of this my last Will & Testament . Signed Sealed published pronounced & declared in presence of us the day & year above written. Warren Burroughs; Smith Walter [his mark] Ann Waller [her mark]; Wm. Adams. 21 of November 1797 William Adams and Warren Burroughs appeared before the court [Could Smith Walter be Smith Waller? - Pat]
Calendar of Kent County Delaware Probate Records 1680 - 1800, page 378: Mason, Joseph, Sr.Will. Made April 27, 1785. Heirs: sons Jacob, Charles, Elias & Joseph; daus. Sarah Cullin & Mary Burroughs; granddaus. Pearcy & Sarah Cullin, Mary & Sarah Mason. Exec'rs, sons Jacob & Charles. Wits., Thomas Manlove, William Cullen, Caleb Davis. Prob. Jan. 4, 1786. Arch. vol. A34, page 1. Reg. of Wills, Liber M, folios 90-91.
Jacob is married to Sarah Burroughs who next marries Morgan Williams. Mary is married to William Burroughs...Mary must die after 1785, because when William Burroughs dies in 1797, he is married to Rachel; Rachel Burroughs next marries Charles Mason, another son of Joseph Mason b 1722 of Isaac....and brother to Mary Mason of Joseph of Isaac. Burroughs and Masons had a close relationship....Isaac Mason b 1753 of Abraham of Isaac went to Monongalia Co VA by 1781....I know there are Wallers and Burroughs out there, too."
Here are some more things on the Burroughs family...I have seen them spelled Burrows and Burris:
Kent Co., DE Land Records Volume 6 1749 - 1756 by Mary Marshall Brewer, Page 153:
643. 12 Feb 1755. Deed. Joseph Mason and Isaac Mason both of Kent Co yeoman for 30 shillings sold to Henry Renolds and Isaac Hall both of same place yeomen and John Burroughs and William Burroughs both of Suss Co ... pt/o a tr of land in Muspilion Hund s side of Pemberton's Savannah ... 1 a. annex for a building to be carried on uppon the land for a Church of England minister therin to preach the gospell. Wit: David Hall, Samuel Morrise. Ackn 13 Feb 1755. (O:pg 277).
Calendar of Kent County Delaware Probate Records 1680 - 1800, page 201 [p.201] Burrows, John.Yeoman. Admin. of, to William Burrows. June 2, 1762. Arch. vol. A6, page 215. Reg. of Wills, Liber K, folio 285.
Bo 14:207 Deed this indenture made 06 May 1790 between Charles Mason admin of the estate of Jonathan Manlove late of Cedar Creek Hundred Sussex cnty., De. decd of the one part & Wm Burroughs of same of the other part . Jonathan Manlove at the time of his death was sized of a tract of land situated in hund & cty above being part of a larger tract called Morris' folly originally surveyed for Henry Moliston. Henry Moliston sold sd land to John Morris. John Morris sold sd land to Edward Burroughs . Edward Burroughs by deed did 03 Aug 1743 sold part of sd land to his son John Burroughs. John Burroughs sold sd part to Jonathan Manlove. Jonathan Manlove died seized of sd part of sd tract of land beginning near a fork of Mispillion Creek, up to Tanjoft Branch along line of William Burroughs containing 170 acres & 67 perches of land. Jonathan Manlove being so seized d intestate and admin. committed to Charles Mason. charles Mason petitioned Orphans Ct for permission to sell sd land to pay the estate's outstanding debts. Order was so make 08 Mar 1785 . 07 Apr last sd land was sold at Public Vendue to William Burroughs he being the highest bidder , for the sum of 250 pounds Signed Charles Mason Wit George Hazzard , Kendle Batson rec 06 May 1790.
This abstract is from Judith Ardine's new book Land Records of Sussex County 1789-1792
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[9396] Mary is daughter of Lawrence Ebert and Catharine Keck. Mary was married to James Neeper of Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., PA, and by 1840 was married to William Baughman of Saville Twp., Perry Co. She m. (3) Jonathan Silk. She and Henry Briner were not married.
[39802] The unverified Moll-Guziak Family Tree on Ancestry.com in 2015 states "Samuel Filbert was born on January 8, 1710, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. He married Maria Susanna Muench on June 4, 1732, in Weingarten, Bavaria, Germany. They had 19 children during their marriage. He died on September 25, 1786, in Bernville, Pennsylvania, having lived a long life of 76 years, and was buried there." [Did he really die on the same day as his son, exactly two years later?]
[48823] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, ME], 20 January 2017": "Herndon - Anna Fisher Perkins, 88, passed away on January 13, 2017 following a brief illness. Born to Lithuanian immigrant parents, Joseph and Lena Fisher, and raised in Sebec, Maine, Anna married Carl E. Perkins in July 1946. In late-1963, Anna, Carl, their four children, and Anna's father moved to Orono, Maine where Carl was employed at the University of Maine as the head of the University's Transportation Department. In 1965, Anna also joined the University of Maine family working as secretary to the Dean of Men and later joining the Chemical Engineering Department for more than 25 years as Administrative Assistant to the Director of the Chemical Engineering Department. Many of the Chemical Engineering and Pulp and Paper students became her 'adopted children,' often spending time at their Orono home. Upon Anna's retirement in August 1991, a scholarship fund was established in her name for her contribution to the Chemical Engineering Department, and for 'giving unselfishly to the faculty, students, staff, and alumni which she served with diligence and care.' Following the death of her husband in 2000, Anna moved to Virginia to live with her daughter, Sue, joining the United Christian Parish, the Newcomers Club of Reston, and making many new, and long-lasting friendships. Many of these friends often spoke of her resilience, humor, and especially her Maine accent that never went away. Anna is survived by her son Glenn, his wife Linda and grandson Brian, granddaughter Charity and great grandsons Brody and Landon, grandson Todd and great grandson Keegyn; daughter Susan, grandson Matthew and wife Shauna, and great grandsons Barrett and August; son Jerry and his wife Marita, grandson Josh and wife Sarah, and great grandchildren Conner, Isaac, and Meredith; granddaughter Meghan and great granddaughter Nora; and granddaughter JoAnna and her husband Matt; and her son Brian and his wife Kristen and granddaughter Abigail. Anna will be buried at a graveside service at the Sebec Cemetery in the summertime.
[41721] Solomon settled in Monroe Twp., Richland Co., OH in 1816 or 1818. He r. on his farm there until he died. He served in the army under General Harrison in the War of 1812, was a Justice of the Peace for 12 years, served in the state legislature and during the War Between the States entered the Home Guard in Columbus, OH although 73 years old. Find A Grave reports "He first married Mary Freelove Harlan, Apr. 29, 1817 in Richland county, Ohio. She died in childbirth, as did the child in 1818. He second married Rachel Young, June 6, 1820 in Perrsyville, Ohio. They had 10 children."
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Stephen died in St. Andrew's Parish, Undershaft, London. His children are Thomas, Ellen, Grissell and Ann. He was a merchant tailor, master of the Merchant Tailor's Company in London, merchant of the Staple of Calais, etc. See NEHGR, April 2000, 225-226.
From "Cassie's Tree" in Ancestry.com in 2011:
Stephen Kirton (1510-1566) was an Alderman of London and merchant of Staple in Calais.
The Merchants of the Staple, also known as the Merchant Staplers, was an English company which controlled the export of wool to the continent during the late medieval period.
The company of the staple may perhaps trace its ancestry back as far as 1282 or even further, but probably the safest date to accept would be 1359.
From 1314, the Crown required all wool for export to be traded at a designated market, called 'the staple'. This allowed the Crown to monitor the trade and levy tax on exports. After Calais was conquered in 1347 by the English, Calais was the staple from 1363, after that right had been assigned in turns to Bruges and Antwerp in the first half of the 14th century. A group of twenty-six traders was incorporated as the Company of the Staple at Calais. In exchange for its cooperation in the payment of taxes, the company was granted a total monopoly on wool exports from England. The company was important to the English crown, both as a source of revenue, and through its role in the defence of Calais against the French.
As domestic cloth production increased, raw wool exports were less important, diminishing the power of the Merchants. In 1558, with the loss of Calais to the French, the staple was transferred to Bruges where the Merchant Staplers continued to enjoy their monopoly on exports. However, in 1614, export of raw wool was banned entirely during the Cockayne Project of William Cockayne and wool was traded only in domestic staples. The project failed however, because the Estates-General of the Netherlands banned the import of cloth from England. In 1617 the English lifted their ban, but the Dutch ban remained in place. The Merchant Staplers continued to exist, but only in local markets.
[8907] Pauline is daughter of Clarence A. Landel (1895-1955) and Celia Elizabeth Bloom. Her ancestry is noted in "Briner Family History," Myers and Clouse (Harrisburg, PA: 1984), pp. 243-44.
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[54656] For his maritime history see "Maritime History of Brooksville," Capt. LeCain W. Smith (Brooksville Historical Society, 2005), p. 69.
[58419] Caroline is daughter of James Rex Price (1850-1930) & Anna Laura Day (1860-1930; m. 15 August 1878 in Grand Falls, Victoria Co., New Brunswick, Canada).
[13585] The LDS Church's unverified IGI file states Carrie is daughter of William Shaffer and Anna Christina Geist.