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[13408] William L. Gould, "A Light in the Valley..." (York, PA: The Maple Press, 1976), p. 118: "Peter Brillhart's son, John, with his wife and five children, moved to Rockingham County, Virginia. The migration took place in 1797 or 1798."
[46545] Find A Grave memorial 140336960 offers Robert's obituary: "Robert E. Burns Sr, 84, of Fairview, passed away on Friday, Dec. 19, 2014, at the Erie Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He was born in Reynoldsville, Pa. on July 7, 1930, to the late Edward C. Burns Jr. and Ruth G. (Bone) Burns. Robert was raised and educated in Reynoldsville, graduating from Reynoldsville High School. After high school, he began working at Bussards Auto until he was drafted into the U.S. Army, where he served in the Korean Conflict. Robert received a Purple Heart for injuries he received while serving. Following his discharge, he went back to work at a car dealer as a service advisor. Robert worked for many different dealerships until he began working for Erie Insurance. He retired after 17 years with Erie Insurance in 1992 as a senior material damage supervisor. Robert was a member of Fairview American Legion Post 742, the Zem Zem Shriners in Erie, the John M. Read F&AM Masonic Lodge 536 and the Coudersport Consistory-Scottish Rite Freemasonry. He enjoyed fishing, boating and always had a project he was working on. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Norma J. (Yount) Burns, in 2008. Robert will be deeply missed by his family, which includes three daughters, Micheala L. Steele and husband Edward of Fairview, Robin S. Quint and husband Marc of Valparaiso, Indiana and Karen A. Burns of Painesville, Ohio; two sons, Michael L. Burns of Brookville and Robert E. Burns Jr. and wife Emily of Rosemount, Minnesota; five grandchildren, Gregory Steele, Erin Richardson and husband Robert, Melissa Steele, Kristen Burns and Olivia Burns; and a great-grandchild, Delta Richardson."
[42059] Mathias' information is from the Bassett Family Association at http://www.bassettbranches.org in 2017 which states he is son of Mathias Ellis and Mercy Nye and lists his children.
[24994] Find A Grave memorial 49907520 offers: "Maria Elizabethia Gothe, daughter or Velton (Vilton) and Eva (Elizabetha). She married Johann Nicol Bauersachs in Neider Lustadt, Pfalz, Germany in 1727. They had two daughters and two sons together, but both daughters died in childhood. Johann Nicol and Mary Elizabeth came to America with their two sons, George Adam and Johann Valentine, on 15 August 1750 on the ship Royal Union from Rotterdam, last from Portsmouth, commanded by Clement Nicholson. They settled in Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania the same year. Mary Elizabeth died before 1800. She was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Silver Run, Carroll County, Maryland. Bowersox, U.S.G., Bauersachs Family History and Chronology (Longmont, Colorado, Dec. 1941)."
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[39329] Thie person is from the unverified Walker13 tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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The unverified Hepler Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2019 offers: When Catherine Hepler was born on January 13, 1824, in Eldred, Pennsylvania, her father, Heinrich, was 28, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 27. She had four sons and five daughters with Samuel Troutman between 1844 and 1870. She died on June 26, 1888, in Herndon, Pennsylvania, at the age of 64, and was buried in Northumberland, Pennsylvania. In addition to Augustus, they had William Hepler Troutman (18481932), Louisa E Troutman Romberger (18511943, Daniel H Troutman (18531893), Catherine Jane Troutman Derrick (18541938),
Emma Rebecca Troutman Romberger (18561904), Sarah Agnes Troutman Rine (18631953) and Ida A Troutman Raudenbush (18701939).
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[45786] His Find A Grave memorial states Robert "eldest known child of Lawrence 8 Elizabeth Leach, was born about 1615 (deposed aged about 58 years, 1 September 1673: one of the two sons of Lawrence Leach granted land in 1639; evidently he who died Manchester, intestate, leaving a relict [perhaps Alice] and two sons before June, 1674."
Files in Ancestry.com in 2013 offer:
WILLIAM MOODY was born 1611 in Ipswich, Suffolk Co. Eng, and died Oct 25, 1673 in Newbury, MA. He married SARAH. He left Southhampton, Apr 10, 1634, on the ship Mary & John, and landed at Boston at the end of May. With 100 others, he removed to Ipswich, MA and remained there for the winter. He was then induced to settle in the new town of Newbury and was admitted as a Freeman May 6, 1635. A Saddler, Furrier & Smith.
An excerpt from "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire: A Record of ...," by Ezra S. Stearns, William Frederick: William Moody, the American ancestor and principal progenitor of the Moody name in New England, came from Wales, England, in 1633, wintered in Ipswich in 1634, and removed to Newbury with the first settlers of that town in 1635. Here he was admitted free-man and received a grant of ninety-two acres of land. There is a tradition that he was a blacksmith by trade, and was the first person in New England to adopt the practice of shoeing oxen to enable them to walk on ice. Whether he ever acquired the enviable appellation of 'The learned Blacksmith' is a matter of some doubt, but that he was a generous patron of letters seems evident from the fact that such a large number of his immediate descendants entered the learned professions. William Moody's wife was Sarah, by whom according to the best authority, he had three children, Samuel, Josuah , and Caleb. .Caleb Moody married twice and had a large family. He was Representative from Newbury in the General Court of Massachusetts 1677-78, and during the administration of Governor Andros was imprisoned five weeks for having spoken in censure of the course of that tyrannical official.
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See "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 316.
[55404] Bulah is daughter of Lieutenant Henry Vose (1663-1752) & Elizabeth Badcock (1666-1732; 18 May 1686 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA).
[55016] "Providence Journal [Providence, Rhode Island]," 4 January 2000: "Jane A Wardwell, 65, of (Point Judith), Narragansett, executive secretary and assistant to the president of United Technologies in Hartford, Conn., before retiring, died Wednesday at South County Hospital. She was the wife of Douglas O. Wardwell . Born in Portland, Maine, a daughter of the late Leroy and Jenny Wardwell , she had been a resident of Connecticut before moving to Narragansett several years ago. She was a graduate of Boston University's School of Practical Arts and Letters, and received a bachelor's degree from Central Connecticut State University. Mrs. Wardwell had also been a paralegal for Day, Berry & Howard in Hartford, and a secretary to the chief scientist at the United Technologies Research Center of Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks. She was later a human resources supervisor at Otis Elevator Company. As a young woman, she had been a cellist with the Portland Symphony. Mrs. Wardwell was a literacy volunteer with the Washington County Adult Learning Center. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Laurie J. Dragunoff of Hamden, Conn., and Julie A. Saillant of Barkhamstead, Conn.; and a sister, Winnifred Bowen of Georgetown, Texas. A memorial service was held Saturday at the Kingston Congregational Church, Kingstown Road, Kingston."