[12145] Helisant is "kinswoman of King Hnry III, by whom besides Thomas, his h., he had a dau. Eleanor, m. Sir William de Ferrers of Groby." - "Ancestral Roots.." (Balt., 1992 - 7th edition), p. 136.
[38565] Findagrave.com offers: "Sarah Jane Bise was born at Nashville, Tennessee January 13th, 1838, and died at her home in Ozawkie, Kansas December 23rd, 1924 at the advanced age of 86 years 11 months 10 days. When she was three years old her parents came west settling in Missouri and after a short stay in Missouri, removed to the State of Iowa, where she grew to womanhood, and on June the eighth, 1856, united in marriage with William C. Brunton. They came to Kansas as pioneers in the year 1860 when there were many trials and hardships to endure, but through courage industry and economy they won the esteem and friendship of those about them, and soon earned and established a splendid home, which was blessed with seven sons and five daughters beside these Mae Bise a niece who was left motherless at the age of 18 months was taken into the home as an own child, sharing its blessings and comforts. Together this little group journeyed until all had grown to manhood and womanhood, the circle being broken now, through the going out of father, mother, two brothers. Of the children there yet remain Edna Casebier of Oskaloosa, Kans.; Rose Brinkerhoff, Fullerton, Calif.; Walter Brunton, Wenatchee, Wash.; Mattie Wellman, Compton, Calif.; Edward Brunton, Ozawkie, Kans.; Delbert Brunton, Fresno, Calif.; Nellie Harden, Ozawkie, Kans.; Mae Wells, Gaylord, Kan. From these came the splendid heritage of 66 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren, besides these, friends who think it an honor to be there are many other relatives and the lineage of the one whom we loved to greet as mother and grandmother. Mother Brunton united with the Church of the Brethren forty years ago and from the very start in the new life became an extensive Bible student acquiring a wonderful knowledge of its doctrines and teachings and was constantly and fearlessly telling those who were unsaved the way of life and salvation. Aside from her untiring church activities, volumes could be written telling of her administering help in time of sickness, distress, poverty or sorrow. Suffice it to say there was no night too dark, too stormy or cold, but that she would answered a call from any home in need or distress, giving of her time and means unstintingly. Finally at the close of a long and eventful life she herself became an invalid and was very tenderly and patiently cared for by her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Alva Harden who administered to her every need and comfort until the lamp of life went peacefully out.."
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[33388] This ancestry is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
[37933] This person is from an unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
[41371] Georhe is son of John McClintock Knox and Eunice Ripley.
[51200] Gertrude is daughter of Horace E. Maddocks (1859-1926) & Jeannette Rolf (1858-1896). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 2 August 1927, p. 12: "Gertrude, wife of Wesley Herrick, passed away July 28, at the Hagan hospital, Lamoine. She was born in North Ellsworth, 35 years ago, daughter of the late Horace and Jeanette Maddox. Sixteen years ago she was married and since then had lived in Brewer until two months ago, when they mored to North Lamoine. Seven children survive her, youngester only a few days old. Besides these, a husband, and aunt, who has been a loving mother to her since the death of her own mother when she was but three years of age. Two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Clifford Patten of Ellsworth, Mrs. William Gillis, Roscoe and Leon Maddox, all of Danforth, remain to mourn her loss. Mrs. Herrick wa a woman of worthy character, a faithful snd loving wife, a kind mother and a gracious friend and neighbor. She had a large circle of friends, who feel genuine sorrow at her passing out. Funeral services, which were attended by large number of friends, were held at the home on Saturday afternoon, July 30. Rev. Henry Conley officiating. Burial at North Ellsworth cemetery."
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[32854] George is from the unverified Frolio Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 and requires documentation.
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Captain Manwarren Beal was born 12 August 1736 at York, ME. He moved eastward along the ME coast to Cape Elizabeth for about 10 years, then to Mt. Desert Island about 1768, to Bucks Harbour (now part of Machiasport, ME) in 1770 when he bought the property of John Manchester, and in 1774 to Beals Island, where he settled and remained for the rest of his life. He brought a considerable quantity of possessions and goods with him, and established a store on the island. He supplied the settlers of the region with goods which he and his sons brought in coastal vessels from Falmouth and Boston. He had a good relationship with the local Indians. His intelligence, education, personality, and commanding size all tended to make him a leader among the local settlers. In 1775, he engaged in correspondence with the patriots Committee of Safety, which entitles him to be considered a Revolutionary War Patriot.
Late in 1776, a British ship stopped at Beals Island and seized the family's winter food supply and other goods, but did not harm anyone (Manwarren was not home at the time), and the family managed to survive the winter.
Tales of his large size and great strength are often told interchangeably about him and his great-grandson, "Tall Barney" Beal (1836-1899). Manwarren was about 6'-7' tall, and weighed over 300 pounds in 1800. He had a wooden chair especially made to hold him. He also wrote some poetry. There is a considerable amount of other details accumulated concerning his personality and activities. He died suddenly on Beal's Island August 23, 1800, aged 64 years. On November 15, 1758 at Cape Elizabeth he had married Lydia Welch, who was born June 17, 1739 at Cape Elizabeth. She died about 1800 (soon after her husband), aged 61 or 62 years.
On March 3, 1801 an inventory was made of Manwarren's property. Total Real Estate consisted of his homestead which consisted of 75 acres with buildings valued at $1,056.00. The total estate including person items totaled $3,300.29.
(Source: Leonard Tibbets Correspondence.)
Children of Manwarren BEAL and Lydia WELCH are:
i. _______ BEAL, b. Abt 1759, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1760-1765.
6. ii. SARAH BEAL, b. May 06, 1761, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1820-1830, Jonesport, ME
7. iii. LYDIA BEAL, b. July 25, 1763, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. 1800-1830.
8. iv. JEREMIAH BEAL, b. June 12, 1765, Cape Elizabeth, ME; d. July 04, 1831, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
v. LUCY BEAL, b. September 10, 1767; d. 1853, Beal's Island, (Jonesport)
vi. MANWARREN BEAL, b. November 01, 1769, Mt. Desert (?), ME; d.1847-1849, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
9. vii. ASA BEAL, b. November 01, 1771, Bucks Harbor, ME; d. 1847-1849, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME
viii. AMMI BEAL, b. April 20, 1774, Bucks Harbor, ME; d. Abt March 1804; m. (1800) MARGARET N. SAWYER
10. ix. OLIVE BEAL, b. April 24, 1776, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME; d. December 25, 1851, Kelley's Point, (Jonesport), ME
x. FRANCES BEAL, b. November 04, 1778, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME,
11. xi. BARNABAS COFFIN BEAL, b. July 09, 1781, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME; d. April 04, 1835, Beal's Island, (Jonesport) ME