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[3539] http://web.genealogie.free.fr/Les_dynasties/Les_dynasties_celebres/France/Dynastie_de_Lorraine.htm (not verified) places "Albéric II comte de Nordgau, mort en 816" between Eberhard I and Eberhard II. Wife of Eberhard I = Elisabeth de Luneville (d.777).
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[274] Elizabeth is one of 11 children, 3 of whom died in infancy. At her baptism her parents are listed as Stephen Brecht and wife Veronica. http://jliptrap.us/gen/brecht.htm states she m. John Jacob Strauss 28 May 1758.
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[39685] Find A Grave Memorial 40440368 offers: "John Howard, with his brother, came from England, and settled in Duxbury. He was among those who were able to bear arms there in 1643. He was about fifteen years old when he came to Duxbury. He lived in the family of Capt. Miles Standish.. He soon removed to Bridgewater, and was one of the original settlers and proprietors of that town. Judge Mitchell, in his history of Bridgewater, say that John Howard, the first Howard to settle in Bridgewater, was a man of much influence in the new plantation. In 1645 his name appears as one of the fifty-four proprietors of the grant of land afterward known as Bridgewater. In 1656 he was one of the two surveyors of highways for his town. In 1657 he had taken the Freeman's oath. He was one of the fourteen men whose allotment of land was in the easterly part of the grant. He was one of the first military officiers, and was appointed Ensign, Sept. 27, 1664. In May, 1676, during King Philip's War, Ensign John Howard, with twenty others, fought with some Indians and took seventeen of them alive with much plunder, and all returned without serious injury. June 5, 1678, he was a deputy to the General Court of Massachusetts; also on the same date was appointed a selectman of his town. In 1683 he, with Thomas Hayward, was a representative to the General Court. Oct. 2, 1689, he was promoted, and received his commission as a lieutenant. Mr. Howard was a carpenter by trade. He spelled his name Haward, and so did his descendants until after 1700. He married Martha, a daughter of Thomas Hayward, one of the original proprietors of Bridgewater, who came on the ship Hercules, in 1635, from Sandwich, County of Kent, England, with five children and three brothers. He lived in a house which he built near the first meeting house...This was the first public house in Bridgewater, as Mr. Howard was licensed to keep an ordinary or tavern, in 1670, at this place. This house was owned and managed by John Howard and his direct descendants for a period of 151 years. John Howard opened the tavern in 1670, and kept it 30 years, until his death in 1700. His oldest son, John, then became proprietor, conducting it 26 years, until 1726. John Howard married Martha Howard. They were the parents of seven children, all born in Bridgewater: 1. John, who married Sarah Latham; 2. Sarah, who married Zaccheus Packard; 3. Jonathan, who married Sarah Dean & Susanna Keith; 4. James, who married Elizabeth Washburn; 5. Ephraim, who married Mary Edson Keith; 6. Bethiah, who married Henry Kingman; 7. Elizabeth, who married Edward Fobes "
For Richard and his descendants, see "Knowles Progenitor Biographies" by Robert B. Noles at http://www.kknfa.org/Knowles_Richard_1614.htm which offers:
"Richard Knowles, mariner, of Eastham, Barnstable Co., (Cape Cod) Massachusetts is the ancestor for a very large Knowles family in the U.S. The genealogy for the descendants of this Richard Knowles was well documented in 1973 by Virginia (Knowles) Hufbauer in the 'Descendants of Richard Knowles, 1673-1973' and previously by Charles Thornton Libby, Esq. in the NEHGS Register, Vols. 79 & 80 in 1925 and 1926 as 'The Knowles Family of Eastham, Massachusetts.' . . . Richard Knowles of Plymouth and later of Eastham in the Plymouth Colony, shipmaster, first appears in the New England records at Plymouth, 2 January 1637/8, and he apparently died between 1670 and 1675. Richard was one of the surveyors of highways at Eastham in 1670, but probably did not outlive either his son John, who was slain by Indians near Taunton 3 June 1675, or his son James, the inventory of whose estate was dated 10 October 1678 (Richard's name does not appear in connection with the estates of these two sons).
"Richard was married 16 August 1639 to Ruth Bower (b c 1620, in England), daughter of George and Barbara Bower of Plymouth and sister of Rev. John Bower ("Bowers" in the Harvard Quinquennial Catalogue), who died in 1687.
"The first appearance of Richard Knowles in the Plymouth records, in January 1637/8, was when he was haled into court at Plymouth 'for bringing a barke from Greenes Harbor (as the Winslow settlement in Marshfield was then called) on the Lord's day.' The record of the judgment is brief: 'Discharged.' There is nothing to prove that Richard considered Plymouth his home at that time. As a single man and a shipmaster it is likely that he considered his home to be under his hat, aboard his ship. However, nineteen months later he married a Plymouth girl, a recently come thither from Scituate; and before his marriage he had been granted, 'a garden place next to John Barnes.' This was on the 'Eele River side' of Plymouth, next to Duxbury.
"On the removal of the Bower family to Cambridge, about 1643, Richard Knowles and family apparently went there also. In the Cambridge records, under date of 4 November 1646, is the entry: 'Goodman Knowles for his swine divers times going without keeper is fined 1s.6d.' Richard's son James was born 17 November 1648 at Cambridge, while the family was living in Cambridge. Richard was back in Plymouth by 1649 for according to the Plymouth records of 1 December 1649 he was prosecuted 'for denying passage of cattell in the hiehway.'
"While a navigator by occupation, Richard, evidently carried on business on land also. His wife was prosecuted 7 October 1641 'for retailing of strong waters contrary to order' and 'for selling strong waters for five or six shillings a bottle that cost but 35s., the case' and she was fined10s., to be bestowed on the town's poor.
"Whether Richard Knowles made trans-Atlantic voyages or traded with the West Indies is not known, but it is more likely that his occupation was that of so many others, and that he went on trading voyages up and down the coast. The probate papers of the Boston merchant - Joshua Foote, in 1655, show Richard Knowles as one of his customers for goods. His election to minor town offices at Eastham prove his retirement from the sea in later life. In 1667 he twice served on coroner's juries. In 1669 Richard Knowles and William Walker were elected surveyors of highways, and in the next year Richard Knowles and Samuel Freeman were elected to the same office.
"The records of the Eastham town meetings in 1657 contain several references to the land of Richard Knowles and his sons John and Samuel.
"The children of Richard Knowles and Ruth Bower were: 1. John, born at Plymouth, 1641 m Apphia Bangs. 2. Mary (Mercye), born at Plymouth, c 1642 m Ephraim Doane. 3. James, born in Cambridge, 17 November 1648. 4. Samuel, born at Plymouth 17 September 1651 m Mercy Freeman. 5. Mehitable, b at Eastham, 20 May 1653 m George Brown. 6. Barbara, born at Eastham, 28 September 1656 m Thomas Mayo. 7. Ruth, born at Eastham, 3 November 1657 m Joseph Collins."
[31631] Jacob is son of Joseph Lemon (b. in 1718, d. in 1792 in Oxford, Sussex Co., NJ) and Prudence _____ (b. 1730). Jacob m. in 1769 in Mount Bethel, Northampton Co., PA Mary Marr (b. in 1747 in Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton Co., PA, d. 19 March 1823 in Woodhouse, ON, buried with Jacob). Ancestry.com offers:"Lemon Name Meaning - English: from the Middle English personal name Lefman, Old English Leofman, composed of the elements leof dear, beloved + mann man, person. This came to be used as a nickname for a lover or sweetheart, from Middle English lem(m)an. There is no connection with the word denoting the citrus fruit (which is of Persian origin).Scottish and northern Irish: variant of Lamont."
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[13752] "The News-Item [Shamokin, PA], 31 December 1969," p. 2: "Elizabethtown -Victor A. Seiler, 91, a guest in the Masonic Home, Elizabethtown, and a former resident of Shamokin died yesterday morning at 10:35 in the Masonic Home Hospital. He had been hospitalized five weeks. Born in Brier Creek, October 12. 1878. Mr. Seller was a son of the late Daniel G. and Jemima (Weiksel) Seiler. Mr. Seiler came to Shamokin in 1885 and first worked for his father. Later he became a partner with his brothers and finally owner of D. G. Seiler Sons, wholesale fruit and produce firm. He was last employed as a custodian at Market Street National Bank and retired in 1967. He entered the Masonic Home, May 31, 1968. The late Shamokin man was married in September, 1902, in Lancaster, to the former Sarah F. Dorwart who died August 1 1968. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Shamokin Lodge of Masons, the Commandery, Rajah Temple Mystic Shrine, Reading, and Williamsport Consistory. Survivors include a son, Richard, Shamokin, two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren."