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[49452] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 26 October 2021": "June Alice Davis, age 101, died at her home on Oct. 19, 2021. June was born in Bangor, May 22, 1920, the daughter of the late Jasper A. and Gladys (Jordan) Bragdon. June was a graduate of Ellsworth High School, Class of 1937. June married the love her life, Elmer (Spud) Davis Jr., that same year and they shared 63 years together until his death in 2000. June was business manager and co-owner of Associated Builders of Ellsworth. She was instrumental in founding Meadow View Apartments in Ellsworth and served on its board for 40 years. June is survived by her niece Jill (Gary) Murphy, nephew, Merle (Joan) Bragdon, six great-nieces and nephews and 12 great-great nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her brother Jasper A. Bragdon Jr. and nephew Jasper A. Bragdon III."
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Stephen was Chief Justice, Sheriff of Buckingham, Bedford, Worcester, Leicester and Northampton. He m. (1) Rohese Despenser and (2) Ida Hastings. Homer B. James (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/james/f040.htm in 2003) reports: Stephen de Segrav, who in the 5th year of King John, was Constable of the Tower of London, and remained faithful to that monarch in his conflicts with the barons, obtained a grant in the 17th year of John of the lands of Stephen de Gant, lying in the cos. of Lincoln and Leicester, with the manor of Kintone, co. Warwick. In the 4th year of King Henry III., he was made Governor of Saubey Castle, Leicestershire, and the next year constituted Sheriff of the cos. of Essex and Hertford, and afterwards Leicestershire. In the 8th year of the same reign, he was Governor of the Castle of Hertford, and in two years after, one of the Justices Itinerant in the cos. Nottingham and Derby. About this period we find this successful person, whom Matthew Paris says, in his young days "from a clerk was made a knight," acquiring large landed property by purchase. In the 13th year of King Henry III, he bought the manor of Cotes, in the co. Derby, from the daughters and heirs of Stephen de Beauchamp, and he afterwards purchased from Ranulph, Earl of Chester and Lincoln, all the lands which that nobleman possessed at Mount Sorrell, co. Leicester, without the castle; as also two carucates and a half lying at Segrave, which himself and his ancestors had previously held at the rent of 14 shilling per year. In the 16th year of Henry III, he obtained a grant of the custody of the castle and county of Northampton, as also of the cos. Bedford, Buckingham, Warwick, and Leicester, for the term of his life; taking the whole profit of all those shires for his support in that service; expecting the ancient farms, which had usually been paid into the exchequer. And, having been of the king's council for several years, as also Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, he succeeded in the 16th year of Henry III, Hubert de Burgh in the great office of Justiciary of England, being at the same time constituted Governor of Dover, Canterbury, Rochester, etc., and Constable of the Tower of London. After this we find him, however, opposed by the bishops and barons, and his manor house at Segrave burned to the ground by the populace, as well as another mansion in the co. Huntingdon. The king, too, in this perilous crisis, deserted him, and cited him, along with Peter de Rupibu, Bishop of Winchester, and others who had been in power, to appear forthwith at court in order to answer any charge regarding the wasting of the public treasure, which might be preferred against them. Some of those persons, conscious of guilt, fled to sanctuary, and Stephen de Segrave sought asylum in the abbey of Leicester, where he openly declared that he was and had been a priest, and that he resolved to shave his crown again to be a canon of that house. Nevertheless upon second thoughts, he braved the storm, and appeared at court, under the archbishop's protection; where the king called him a wicked traitor, and told him that it was under his advise that he had displaced Hubert de Burgh from the office of Justiciary, and cast that eminent person into prison; nay, that had he gone the length of his council, Hubert would have been hanged, and divers of the nobility banished. In twelve months subsequently, however, Stephen de Segrave made his peace by paying 1000 marks to the king, and he afterwards grew again into such favor, that in the 21st year of Henry III., he was the means of reconciling the king with some of his most hostile barons. Subsequently, he was made Justice of Chester, and the king's Chief Councilor, and "being now," says Dugdale, "advanced in years, deported himself by experience of former times, with much more temper and moderation than heretofore." This eminent person married (1) Rohese Despencer, daughter of Thomas le Despencer, and (2) Ida Hastings, sister of Henry de Hastings, with whom he had in frank-marriage, the manor of Bruneswaver, co. Warwick. Of Stephen de Segrave, so distinguished in the reign of Henry III, Matthew Paris, thus speaks, "This Stephen, though come of no high parentage, was in his youth, of a clerk made a knight; and in his latter days, through his prudence and valor, so exalted, that he had the reputation of one of the chief men of the realm, managing the greatest affairs as he pleased. In doing whereof, he more minded his own profit than the common good; yet for some good deeds, and making a discreet testament, he died with much honor." He died in 1241, and was succeeded by his son, Gilbert.
http://www.geocities.com/hank99uk/segraves.html reports: "After accompanying Randulf De Bluderville the Earl of Chester on a trip to the Holy land, Stephen De Segrave was given Caludon Castle with a rent of one sparrowhawk a year. Permission was given by King Edward I to fortify and add a moat to Caludon in 1305 and again in 1354 permission was granted to crenellate and repair the castle and chapel."
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[57417] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 15 July 2022: "Cutler- John Staples Farris, 96, went to be with his Lord and savior on July 10th 2022. John was born in Cutler on July 15th 1925 to George and Lila (Maker) Farris of Cutler. John was well known for his big hugs, firm handshakes, (the service said a firm handshake and real hug was a sign of respect) so some may have felt like a rib would break or their hand would ache. He was also known for his love of scratch off tickets and was seen frequently at Archibald's store. John went to Washington Academy and enlisted in the Navy in 1943 during World War 2 and received an honorable discharge. Once out he married his wife Ruthie [Ackley] and they were able to celebrate 75 years of wedded bliss before her passing just over a year ago, which was a major turning point for his health after losing the love of his life. John worked in a factory in Amesbury Massachusetts while starting a family, until returning to Cutler Maine in 1971 where he remained. John became a long time carpenter for 32 years in a business with his great friend and partner Verlan (Hunky) Porter (Farris- Porter Construction), where they built an impressive 103 homes with co-workers/friends Ralph Maker and Joel Eldridge, and son Laurence. John was a Mason member for over 71 years and a longtime member of the Methodist church. He is survived by his two children, daughter Deborah VanLieu of Birch Harbor, and son, Laurence Farris and wife Lo-Lene of Cutler. Grandchildren Tammy and husband Gary Wood of Machiasport, Michelle and husband Adam of Swanville, Timothy and wife Jessica of East Machias, Jamie and fiancé Larry Abbott of Hancock, Aaron and wife Gabriella of Lehigh Iowa, and Kerriann Farris and boyfriend Tyrus of Edmunds, Great grandchildren Nick, Kayla, Timothy, Kyle, Kasey, Jayce, Teeya, Ashley, Nikota, Merrick, and Waylynn, Great great grandchildren Aubrey, Brantley, Reagan, Grayson, and Zander, as well as many nephews and nieces. He was also blessed with some amazing neighbors that were more like family. John is predeceased by his wife Ruthie (Ackley) Farris, Son Dennis Farris, granddaughter Ashley Dawn Farris, Sisters, Priscilla (Farris) Look and Isabel (Farris) Cates, Brothers, Gordon and Robert Farris."
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[42180] This person is from an unverified file in 2017 in Ancestry.com.
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[45874] This person is from the unverified file GMMB-W36 in 2020 in familysearch.org which lists his parents and two of his children with Margaret. His death certificate states he was a drayman. "The Kane Republican [Kane, Pennsylvania], 26 June 1940," p. 7: "James Oliver Myers, 80, well known resident of Marienville, died at his home at 10 a. m. Monday following a brief illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Myers, and the following children: Hollister, at home; Roy Myers, of Oil City; Mrs. Bessie McCartney, of Punxsutawney; Mrs. Tessie Brown, of Kane; Mrs. Eva Mangus, Elkland. Seventeen grandchren, 11 great grandchildren and four sisters also survive. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the Marienville Methodist church with Rev. Earl Jennings and Rev. Walter Wilmoth officiating. Burial will be in Marienvllle cemetery."
[39271] See the unverified Zech Family Tree in Ancestry.com which states Anna is daughter of Christian Stauffer (1752-1812) & Susanna Haldeman (1752-1847).