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[33834] Find A Grave offers: "Robert Crocier [Crozier] was a native of Chester County. He was a miller and also farmed. He was justice of the peace for many years. Robert Crocier was married to Mary Ann Rice. Their children are: Arabella (Mrs. Alfred Brennaman); Robert; Elizabeth (Mrs. Andrew Haymaker); Armstrong, deceased; William, deceased; Mary Ann, deceased; Nancy (Mrs. William Koons), deceased. Robert Crocier and wife are members of the Lutheran church. They were both of German ancestry. He died in October 1856. His wife died March 7, 1873, aged seventy-two years."
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Guy the Red, the second son, was count of Rochefort, also known as Castellan of Rochfort-en-Yvelines. Cf. http://www.renderplus.com/hartgen/htm/de-montlhery.htm and http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p138.htm in 2007.
http://olijuseb.free.fr/ascendant/pafg57.htm -"Ancêtres de Olivier, Sébastien et Julie LEFEBVRE":
"Guy de MONTLHÉRY, surnommé le Rouge, comte de Rochefort en Yveline, seigneur de Gournay-sur-Marne & de Crécy-en-Brie, élevé à la dignité de sénéchal de France par le roy Philippes I. vers l'an 1093. Il se démit de cette charge pour suivre la croisade en 1097. & fut rétabli au retour de cette expédition au commencement de l'an 1100. Le roy l'envoya en 1107. à la Charité sur Loire pour recevoir le pape Paschal II. qui étoit entré en France, ce voyage fut suivi de la dissolution du mariage contracté par sa fille avec le roy Louis le Gros, il en fut si touché qu'il se retira de la cour après avoir donné la démission de sa charge, laquelle fut donnée à son fils. Il mourut avant le mois d'août 1108. & fut enterré au prieuré de Gournay qu'il avoit fondé. - m . Élizabeth de CRÉCY, veuve [widow] de Bouchard II. comte de Corbeil."
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[13708] "The Arizona Republic, 13 March 2016": "Tulumello, Nina Helen, 91, died peacefully March 9, 2016 at her Tempe, AZ home. She was born February 3, 1925, in Brookville, PA. As a teenager, she moved to Buffalo, N.Y, where she later met her husband Joseph, a World War II Marine veteran. They were married in 1947. They moved to Arizona in 1961, and she worked at Motorola facilities in Phoenix and the East Valley, retiring as an executive secretary. She was a person of faith and a longtime member of the choir at the Church of the Resurrection in Tempe, where she made lifelong friends. She was part of the choir's performance at the Mass for Pope John Paul II at Sun Devil Stadium in 1987 and traveled with the choir to Europe to perform. She was active at the Tempe Senior Center and in other church activities, enjoying bingo and bridge. She also was a master solver of crossword puzzles. She loved sports. She attended the first Phoenix Suns game in October 1968 and became a lifelong fan, while also backing the Arizona State Sun Devils and other local teams. She loved and supported each member of her family, especially her grandchildren, going to their sports events and concerts. Her husband Joseph preceded her in death. She is survived by her husband, Ray Davidson; sister, Lena Siar; sons Michael (Kathy) and Angelo (Rauna); daughter, Lisa Collinsworth; grandchildren Andrew, Matthew, Jason, David, Hannah, Daniel, Joey, Steven, Shaun and Justin; great-grandchildren Jason Jr., Joseph, Lily, Ava, Clara, Caleb, Henry, Elijah and Hazel; niece Susan Collinsworth and numerous relatives in Arizona, New York, Pennsylvania and California."
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[25759] William and his wife Catharine (b. 1814) and children are listed in the 1860 federal census of Spring Twp., Perry Co., PA.
[55747] Betty is daughter of Svend Aage Emmanuel Mortensen (1896-1979) & Maybell E. Chapman (1903-1967; m. 19 June 1924 in Maine).