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| _Ranulph DE GERNON ______________________+
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[11004] Reported by http://www.infodex.demon.co.uk/1292.html (May 1999): "By 1292, the succession to the Scottish throne had become a showdown between two principal claiments - Robert the Competitor and John Balliol. Edward 1 had ordered during 1291 that all claiments should appear before a special court to petition their claims. So on 3rd August 1291 all the claiments gathered at the court. Edward adjourned the proceedings until 2nd June 1292, and again until 14th October 1292. The two claiments were both descendants of David, Earl of Huntingdon, the brother of King William 1 the Lion whose line came to an end on the death of the Maid of Norway. David, the king's brother, had no male heirs, only daughters of whom Balliol was the grandson of the eldest daughter. Robert the Competitor was the son of the second eldest daughter. The other living descendant was John Hastings, Lord of Abergavenny, grandson of the third daughter. Balliol's claim was based on the fact that he was descended from the senior daughter. Robert the Competitor claimed he was the closest descendant of David and also by virtue of his nomination as heir to the throne by Alexander II when he had been childless. Robert had also gained the ancient right of holding the support of seven earls who had the power to elect a king. It is known that at the beginning of the court case, Edward 1 favoured Robert's claim, but, Anthony Bek, Bishop of Durham, very cunningly pointed out to Edward that the Bruce's possessed vast lands in England, and were he to become King of Scotland it might be possible for the Bruce's to cause Edward a great deal of trouble. Edward changed his mind and it became known that as he had redefined the laws governing succession in Enland to be by seniority of line, the auditors of the court decided that in this instance the Scottish succession should follow suit. Therefore the descendants of the eldest daughter of David, Earl of Huntingdon, should be the rightful judgement. Robert the Competitor was told of this on 6th November. The next day, (7th November), he delegated his claim to the throne of Scotland to his son, the Earl of Carrick and his heirs. This document is preserved in the British Museum. On the 9th November, the Earl resigned his earldom in favour of his eldest son and heir, Robert Bruce the future king now only eighteen years old. On 17th November 1292, at Berwick castle, King Edward's chief justice, Roger le Brabazon, read out the court's judgement - John Balliol was legal heir to the throne of Scotland. Fordun records that at this stage,the Earl of Gloucester, holding Robert the Bruce by the hand, in sight of all, spoke thus to the King: 'Recollect O King what kind of judgement thou hast given today and know that thou must be judged at the last'. At the Earl's bidding, Robert Bruce left and never paid homage to the new King John of Scotland. Three days after the announcement, John swore fealty for his kingdom. On 30th November 1292, he was crowned at Scone as King of Scotland. As King of Scotland, on 26th December 1292, King John once more paid homage to his lord superior King Edward I of England. He was now a totally subservient King, ensnared as a vassal by the documents the English had drawn up. The new king was soon labelled Toom Tabard. He was to all intent and purpose as meek as a new born lamb. King John had very little Scots blood in him. He was from Picardy and had vast lands in France. The only link he had with Scotland was his inheritence of Galloway and that his sister had married John Comyn of Badenoch, head of the 'Red Comyns' family. Edward I treated the new king of Scotland with absolute contempt. King John could not earn the respect of the Scots and his short reign came to an end in 1296." There is a good description of him as a person in "Robert Bruce and the Community of the Realm of Scotland" by G. Barrow (941.02 B278r). Also see http://www.angelfire.com/ego/et_deo/scottishkings.wps.htm and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_of_Scotland.
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[3560] Oberto II m. Railende, dau. of Riprandi di Como.
[32173] The unverified OneWorldTree in 2011 states Elizabeth is daughter of Robert Jeffrey (b. 1605 in England, d. 1646 in RI) and wife Mary _____ (b. 1608 in England, d. 1646 in Newport, RI).
[40359] The unverified Kercher Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Felix Landis was born in 1708 in Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France, his father, Felix, was 36 and his mother, Rosina, was 33. He married Catharine Loban Landis and they had seven children together. He then married Mary Elkin and they had one son together. He died on January 25, 1770, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at the age of 62, and was buried in Union Deposit, Pennsylvania. Catharine Loban Landis was born on May 17, 1708 . . . . She died on January 30, 1749, in Union Deposit, Pennsylvania, at the age of 40, and was buried there." Ancestry.com offers: "Landis Name Meaning -German and Swiss German: nickname for a highwayman or for someone who lays waste to the land, Middle High German landoese."
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Thomas is son of Henry Millett per Robert R. McCausland (see under Mary Greenaway).] Millett and Greenaway information is in "A New England Genealogy: Ancestry of Jeffrey Edwin Martin," Jeffrey Martin (pp. 287-92). Thomas, age 30 was certified by the minister of St. Saviors, Southwark, Surrey as to "conformability" 13 April 1635 at the Port of London for passage on the ship Elizabeth with wife Mary, age 29, and child Thomas, age 2. [- "Planters of the Commonwealth," Charles Edward Banks (Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co., 2006), p. 146.] They arrived at Boston in midsummer and settled at Dorchester, where Mary's father had arrived five years earlier. Thomas and Mary were members of the Dorchester church 26 Aug 1636 (M.L.Holman, "The Scott Genealogy" [1919], p. 201). Philip Howard Gray, "Penobscot Pioneers...Closson..." (Camden: Penobscot Press, 1992), pp. 91-92: "In 1655 he bought all the Gloucester property of teaching elder William Perkins (J.J.Babson, "History of the Town of Gloucester, Cape Ann" (1860), p. 116). Evidently, Thomas Millett, with what ecclesiastical training we know not, was to serve the town of Gloucester in some of its spiritual needs, as indicated by the court meeting held 30 Mar 1658 when Mr. Thomas Millett sued Mr. William Stephens for withholding a subscription list from plaintiff for payment of his labors among them "Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County" [1912], v. 2, pp. 63-64). William Vincent testified that Mr. Stephens had told him that the amount subscribed was about twenty-six pounds for Mr. Millett's maintenance and that Mr. Millett had been called and desired to continue his preaching and no public vote had been taken to replace him (ibid, p. 64). It was probably he and not the son who first served on trial jury 28 June 1659 (ibid, p. 157) inasmuch as when he was first on grand jury 29 Nov 1659 he was designated as senior (ibid, p. 182). At the 24 Nov 1663 court the clerk gave a warrant to the selectment of Gloucester to raise ten pounds for Mr. Millett for his public ministry for one quarter of a year (ibid [1939], v. 3, p. 109). "It was surely the son of the name who was first mentioned as a constable of Gloucester 27 Sept 1664 (ibid, v. 3, p. 185) and first mentioned as sergeant of the foot company of Gloucester (ibid, p. 337) as well as being the one who served as selectman, the latter an error in Weis...p. 142.
"Mr. Thomas Millett was last seen in Gloucester in 1673; and 3 June 1675 he and his wife were of Brookfield when they sold property in Gloucester ("Scott Genealogyh," p. 201). He died in Brookfield in 1676 and she in Gloucester in 1682; the inventory of his estate, taken 23 Sept 1676, was 128 pounds (ibid). The Millett coat of arms is registered as 262 (NEHGR 1953, p. 45)."
Family Tree Maker's CD 504, "Genealogical Records: Early New England Settlers...," offers "The Colonial Churches and Clergy of New England, Surnames M-N," p. 141: "Thomas Millet, b. Chertsey, England, 1605, son of Henry and Joice (Chapman) Myllet; came from Southwark, England to Dorchester in the 'Elizabeth', 1635; 'freeman', 1637; resided at Dorchester; sett. Gloucester (as successor to Rev. William Perkins), 1655-1659; prob. not ordained; slectman at Gloucester, 1668; preacher at Brookfield, 1675/76; d. 1675/76."
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[35340] This person is from the unverified Elliott Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Did Walter really marry at age eleven?
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