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[3978] See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 80. Drogo was Count of Vexin, Nantes, Pontoise, Chaumont, etc. His wife is Godfrica d'Angel and Amiens. He is the same Drogo, Count of the Vexin, d. 1057, given as m. Godgifu (d. 1055, dau. of King Aethelred II of England and wife Emma, dau. of Duke Richard I of Normandy) per "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 250-21. Amiens is capital of the department of Somme, on the left bank of the river Somme, 81 miles north of Paris. The site was "Samarobriva," capital of the Ambiani, and place where St. Firmin (its first bishop) preached in the 4th century. https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/20553497 offers: "A pre-Conquest Earldom of Hereford has been assigned to Ralph, son of Dreux, Count of the Vexin, by Goda, sister of Edward the Confessor, but he is first credited with an Earldom of Worcester prior to 1049. On the landing of Eustace, Count of Boulogne, "Earl Ralph" is stated to have been one of those who brought assistance 'de suo comitatu', but it is not by any means clear what is intended by 'comitatu'. When the great earldom of Swein was confiscated and broken up, Ralph is presumed to have received Herefordshire, and to have been Earl of Hereford when he opposed Aelfgar's forces in 1055. According to Hoveden, he met the enemy 2 miles from Hereford and shortly after the battle fled from the field with his French and Norman followers, leaving Hereford to be sacked and burnt. He d. 21 Dec 1057, and was buried in Peterborough Abbey. [Complete Peerage VI:446-7] ------ RALPH, 2nd son of Dreux and Godgifu. He held Sudeley and Toddington, co. Gloucester, and Chilvers Coton, co. Warwick, T.R.E. In 1051, when Godwine, Earl of Kent, rebelled and collected an army at Tetbury, Leofric, Earl of Mercia, and Siward, Earl of Northumbria, went to the aid of the King at Gloucester, and Radulfus comes . . . de juo comitatu quot potuit congregavit. In the same year, he and Odda, Earl of Devon and Somerset, were appointed by the King to command the fleet. In 1055 he was sent with a numerous army to protect Hereford against Alfgar, the rebel Earl of Chester, and Griffin, his Welsh ally; but he and his horsemen fled before the battle was effectively joined, and Hereford was burnt by the Welsh. He married Getha. He died 21 December 1057 and was buried at Peterborough. [Complete Peerage XII/1:411-2, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)] Ralph de Sudeley , Earl of Hereford Name: Ralf de Mantes , Earl of Hereford Caveat emptor: Dugdale below calls his father "Walter de Maunt". I don't think Walter (in French, Gautier/Gauthier} & Dreux are interchangeable. Of this County [Hereford], Raphe, Son to Walter de Maunt, by Goda, Sister to King Edward the Confessor, was Earl in the same King Edwards time; of whom, I find only these particulars memorable, viz. That in the year 1051. he raised what Forces he could in this his County, and joyned with Leofric, Earl of Mercia, and Siward Earl of Northumberland, against Godwyne, Earl of Kent, then Rebelliously in Arms against King Edward the Confessor. After this, he, together with Earl Odo (both Kinsmen to that King) was made Admiral of above Fifty Ships, which were sent against Harold, and those other his Complices, that then infested the Coast with Piracies. But in the year 1055. when Algar, Earl of Mercia, who was banished, and joyning with Griffin, Prince of Wales, entered Herefordshire with an Army. This Earl Raphe, having raised what power he could to oppose them; and commanding the English to fight on Horsback, contrary to their usual course, when he should have made the onset; he was the first, who with the French and Normans, ran away, which caused the total loss of that Battle. By means whereof, the city of Herford, and the whole Countrey thereabouts were exposed to the mercy of those Rebels. This was on the Nineth Calends of November, the same year. [Ref: Dugdale, Baronage of England, 1675, reprinted by Georg Olms Verlag, Hildesheim & New York, 1977; Earls of Hereford, p. 21]"
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"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 October 1946, p. 19: "South Blue Hill, Feb. 23 - Mrs. Emma Sylvester, 84, widow of Fred Sylvester, died at her home here this morning. Mrs. Sylvester was born April 19, 1863 at Etna, daughter of Lois (Varney) and Andrew J. Friend. She was a past noble grand of Lakeside Rebekah lodge at Etna. Surviving are two sons, Leon of South Blue Hill, and Frank of Brooklin; two grandsons, Paul and Stephen Sylvester, both of Blue Hill; a step-grandson; and two great-grandchildren." Emma is daughter of Andrew Jackson Friend (1837-1919) & Lois A. Varney (1842-1867; m. 3 December 1860 in Etna, Penobscot Co., ME).
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[57051] The unverified file LRYP-T52 in familysearch.org offers: "When Delman Leon Morgan was born on 4 June 1931, in Ellsworth, Hancock, Maine, United States, his father, Thomas W Morgan, was 21 and his mother, Margaret Ellen Garland, was 22. He lived in Pembroke, Washington, Maine, United States for about 19 years. He died on 20 February 2007, in Washington, Maine, United States, at the age of 75, and was buried in Pembroke, Washington, Maine, United States."
[37023] This person is from the Ritter Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Caspar m. in 1711 in Zweibrueken, Rhineland, Germany Anna Barbara _____ (1690-1752). Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press offers: "Ritter Name Meaning - German: from Middle High German rit(t)er 'knight', 'mounted warrior', Middle Low German ridder, applied as a status name, occupational name, or nickname. Compare Knight."
[44587] Charlotte is daughter of Isaac Smith and wife Abigail.
[53719] Sylvia is said to be daughter of Jesse Sweet (1775-1836) & Deborah Boney (1770-1855; m. 20 June 1799 in Winthrop, Kennebec Co., ME).