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[5716] Hugh VIII went to the Holy Land in 1164 and was taken prisoner at Harim, east of Antioch, in 1165. His third and fourth sons, Guy and Amalric, founded the overseas house of Lusignan ("kings" of Jerusalem, Cyprus and Armenia - see Encycl. Brit., `56, 14:490). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_VIII_of_Lusignan.
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[20232] Catharine is daughter of Peter Geirich (b. 1748) according to a file in Ancestry.com.
[29525] This line is not verified, but is reported in One World Tree in Ancestry.com which states he m. Janes Powyes (or Powis) (1594-1677) and that Thomas is son of William Holbrook (1568-1625) and Edith Cole (1569-1612). See "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 234. Ancestry.com offers: "Holbrook Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of various places, for example in Derbyshire, Dorset, and Suffolk, so called from Old English hol 'hollow', 'sunken' + broc 'stream'. The name has probably absorbed the Dutch surname van Hoobroek, found in London in the early 17th century, and possibly a similar Low German surname (Holbrock or Halbrock). Several American bearers of the name in the 1880 census give their place of birth as Oldenburg or Hannover, Germany."
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Samuel and Elizabeth and their ancestors are from http://www.one-barton-family.us/genealogy (not verified). Patrick McDonald
Find A Grave memorial 102316480 offers:
Born about 1703. At the age of 7, Samuel was baptized in Wells, York, Maine on 6 Aug 1710. Samuel was married twice.
1. On 1 Mar 1725 when Samuel was 22, he first married Elizabeth GOODALE at Wells, York, Maine. They had the following children: 1. Phoebe, 2. Samuel Jr., 3. Elizabeth, 4. Dependence, 5. Mary, 6. Dorothy, 7. Daniel, 8. Stephen. Samuel's wife Elizabeth died in 1745.
2. On 13 Mar 1745 when Samuel was 42, he married Sarah Wiggins PERKINS. They had the following children: 1. Huldah, 2. Bethular, 3. Naomi, 4. Abigail, 5. Jesse, 6. Rhoda, 7. Lucy Ann.
[53519] Susan is daughter of Charles Lowell (1807-1890) & Susan N. Lewis (1812-1875; m. 6 December 1832 in Lee, Penobscot Co., ME).
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_Charles Henry PERKINS _|_Prudence Atkins BLODGETT __
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[51390] Randall's obituary: "Blue Hill - Randall Frederick Perkins 'Randy' 'Dad' Uncle Randy' 'Stash' 'Grizz' was the eldest son of Fred Varney Perkins and Patricia Curran Perkins. Born August 16, 1953. He departed his beloved Blue Hill Peninsula for bigger fishing grounds on June 24, 2015. In his final 48 hours he was surrounded by his enormous family and devoted friends, with a send off filled with prayers, stories, long strong embraces, laughter and open weeping. As the oldest of twelve hard-working farm kids, a great deal of responsibility fell on his young shoulders. That birth right shaped and formed the core of who he was, 'a hard working man'. In 1970 the family sold Tamworth Farm and moved to a larger farm, (with a bigger home to accommodate the growing numbers) in Belgrade Maine. Randy graduated from Messalonskee High School in Oakland, Maine then joined the U.S.Navy, as his own father had done as a young man, and two younger siblings would also do. After various wild adventures and mis-adventures around the country he returned with incredible JOY and eagerness to Hancock County, in the early 90's. He immediately set to building his lively hood from the water. It was in him from the start to 'go fishin'. Randy was a lobsterman by trade and a lover of people by nature. He would as soon as give you the shirt off his back, the food off his table, or his last dollar in his pocket, than to see you in need. He kept a captive audience regularly and often by regaling them with his stories, and he had stories Mista!!! These stories would have rivaled any 'Bert and I' scenario. He loved to laugh, make people laugh, and in part a life lesson in one full swoop of an anecdote. All that said, Randy had a strict zero tolerance policy for arrogant, dishonest, rude people. His stories of these encounters (especially happening during the August months of tourism) were especially entertaining with his one line witty zingers. The offending party would barely know what hit em. He was fiercely proud of his hard work, his rugged life, his giant family, his devoted tribe. Oh and his tribe covered every social class, every age group, every area of his life. He would meet you exactly where you were, and when you honored him in the same way he would far exceed any expectations you could possibly have imagined about your relationship with him. Randy was a fierce champion for all that he loved. His lifetime of Rottweilers were a constant source of companionship and loyalty. The most recent handsome fellow in that parade is 'Gus'. Who was a most thoughtful surprise gift from siblings seven years ago, within the year that Rex had passed. Gus doesn't know he is an unlikely stern man, or not a lap dog, or a fierce looking creature. All he knows is what Randy knew, work hard every day, be good to people, eat well and often and stay with truck! As a result of Gods remarkable plan for Randy he continues to be 'giving the shirt off his back' to three fortunate people somewhere in New England. There are many factors that must be in place in order to be an organ donor. Randy met those criteria! In these incredible gifts he allowed those three souls 'Half A Chance' at a better life. He will be sorely missed by his canine partner, fellow fisherman, faithful seafood customers, enormous family, and more people than we will ever meet. We all could compile a large volume book with his quotes. Just a few days prior to his sudden departure his nephew Jake quoted him by sharing this one, 'Tell the truth and work from your heart, the rest will fall into place.' -Uncle Randy. Randy loved us all so BIG! Like everything in his life, big dog, big boat, big truck, big long driveway, big lobsters, big meals, big hands, big hugs, big laughter! A true Giant in real life! He is survived by: Gus, parents, siblings and their spouses, son Daniel Frederickson, daughter Tiana Crosby, nieces, nephews, and great nieces nephews, including the most recent boy son of Alexis born on Friday June 26, named Grayson."
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[53754] The 24 April 1940 federal census in Franklin, Hancock Co., MA shows Richard as part-owner and manager of a retail clothing store. He graduated from the University of Maine in 1927 and resided in Ellsworth before moving to Franklin. He served from Ellsworth in both houses of the Maine State Legislature (-Maine Alumnus, Volume 46, Number 6, April-May 1965).