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[22146] This family is from the LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File (18LC-SN7).
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[16788] Rebecca m. 25 Feb 1829 William Foote (b. 31 March 1805) and had Lydia (1830; m. 1850 Preston Illsley), Esther (12 Nov 1833; m.24 April 1854 Enoch Arnold), Nancy (31 March 1835; m. 18 April 1854 Jeremiah Foote), Robert H. C. (31 July 1837; m. 28 July 1869 Susan Clarke), Jelina (26 Feb 1841; m. 20 Oct 1858 Guy Lyons), Pope (15 Oct 1843; m. 1 Jan 1867 Margaret Morton), Sylvanus (17 Aug 1845; m. 5 Feb 1872 Sarah A. Clarke), Mary A. (2 Nov 1850) and Augusta (14 April 1852).
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The unverified file LHN4-FC4 in familysearch.org provides Thomas as a child of Thomas and Joanna Silsby and offers descendants as well as this description: "The name Leighton is said to have Scottish & English origins, this family of Leighton's are of the English Origin,with variation of spellings Leston, Lichton, Lichtoun, Also Layton, Laton, Laighton, Laiton (cf. A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton of Dover, NH by Perley M Leighton, Vol 1:10. (Available online at Boston Library)
On Feb 13, 1670 the same day his father deeded him a house and land, his father-in-law Hatevil Nutter deeded him a 40 acre lot between Oyster River and Back River. These deeds were probably marriage gifts. Cf. A Leighton Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Leighton, Sr of Dover, New Hampshire Vol 1: 22.
'In Thomas's Will he bequeathed his property to his four children - a son Thomas, and daughters Mary2, Elizabeth2, and Sarah. Thomas? Leighton, oldest child of Thomas', inherited the homestead on Leighton's Hill, bordering Royall's Cove and Back River, Dover Point. He married Elizabeth Nutter, daughter of one of the first-comers, Elder Hatevil Nutter. He died before 1677. He had three children: Thomasi', ]ohn3, and E1izabeth3. Thomas married Susanna Chesley; John married Sarah; Elizabeth married Richard Pinkham. ' see A genealogical sketch of a Dover, N. H., branch of the Leighton family source." For Elizabeth Kirkland see the unverified file LBMV-3TG in familysearch.org in 2023.
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"Brooksville, ME - A town in the Revolution" by Snow offers: "Eben Perkins Parker, son of Simeon, above, was living on the Parker farm in 1885 then upward of eighty years of age. His memory of early events was clear and he told the following story. '... A party of men, comprising a dozen of more, were on their way to Castine to fight the British at all risks, and stopped at his father's, (some four miles from the Castine ferry), to rest themselves and get some dinner. His mother after preparing some dinner for them, and while they were eating thought she would test their courage, and being possessed of a red camlet cloak, she took it under her arm, slipped out the back door, went into the pasture, caught their old horse, led him down the road some distance toward Castine, put on her red cload streaming in the wind, and making all the clatter she could. Just as she came over the brow of the hill below the house one of the men having finished his dinner came to the door. The first thing he saw was the red cloak coming over the hill. He just stopped long enough to scream through the door, "The red-coats are coming, the red-coats are coming!" and immediately took to his heels; all the rest dropping knives and forks, and following as fast as their legs would carry them, and by the time the lady got to the house, there was not a man to be seen or found in the vicinity..."
"Another episode told by Mr. Parker that he heard from his father concerned '...some four or five deserters from the British at Castine, (who) had managed to get across the river into Brooksville. They got up to the head of the river, and came to his father's just as night was coming on. He kept them all night, and after giving them a hearty breakfast, sent a hired man with them to pilot them to Blue Hill. Before noon a party of half a dozen soldier, with a sergeant in command arrived at the house in pursuit. He detained them until after dinner, and then, by many little artifices still detained them till quite late in the afternoon, and then sent my father, with an older brother, as pilot to show them the was to Naskeag, an entirely different road from that the deserters had taken, thus giving ample time to get beyond danger of being overtaken. Quite a number more of deserters, also came this way, and by the help of a few settlers here, by misleading their pursuers, etc., all made their escapes, and two of them, Joseph Daley and William Nevils, came back after the British had left Castine, settled here and raised families, and their descendants reside in this vicinity at the present day."
[39956] http://www.wikitree.com offers in 2015: "Thomas 'Seaman' Ridley Sr. Born about 1685 in Atlantic Ocean. Son of Mark Ridley and [mother unknown]. Brother of Ann (Ridley) Knowles and Elizabeth (Ridley) Snow. Husband of Mary Strout - married August 3, 1708 in Truro, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Father of Mary (Ridley) Sparks, Ann Ridley, Ann (Ridley) Fish, Thomas Ridley, James Ridley SR, Sarah (Ridley) Dyer, John Ridley, Mark Ridley, Thankful (Ridley) Smalley, Elizabeth (Ridley) Lombard and Deborah (Ridley) Newcomb. Died August 28, 1767 in Truro, Barnstable, Massachusetts. Biography: Thomas was the son of Captain Mark Ridley of Northumberland, England. Captain Ridley, whom some say sailed from Truro, Cornwall, made several trans-Atlantic trips between England and the newly-established Plymouth Colony in the 17th Century. Family tradition says that his son Thomas was born on a voyage to New England with Captain Ridley and his wife. Thomas is said by some to have been their only child while others say he had 2 sisters: Mary (b. 1671) and Elizabeth (b. 1678, who married John Snow, Jr.). They may have been half sisters as no proven reference to Mark Ridley's wife (or wives) has been found. According to other sources Thomas Ridley was born in Truro, Massachusetts (Barnstable), in or about 1685. On August 5, 1706, Thomas Ridley married Martha Strout of Eastham, Massachusetts. Their first daughter, named Mary, was born March 12, 1707, just seven months later. The Ridleys had 10, children including four sons. Thomas Ridley died in August 1767 of smallpox and was buried in an isolated grave near Truro, Massachusetts. The original grave site is lost but a modern commemorative headstone, said to have been copied from the original, states that he died in his 82nd year. Burial site is the Old North Cemetery, Truro, Barnstable County, Massachusetts." Also see See "History of the Ancient Ryedales, and their Descendants in Normandy, Great Britain, Ireland, and America, from 860 to 1884," Gideon Tilbbetts Rildon (Manchester, NH: pub. by the author, 1884), p. 536. Ancestry.com offers: "Ridley Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of various places in England so named, especially the one in Northumberland, which, like that in Cheshire, is derived from Old English geryd 'channel' + leah 'wood', 'clearing'. Those in Essex and Kent appear in Domesday Book as Retleia and Redlege respectively, and get their names from Old English hreod 'reed' + leah. Possibly also an altered spelling of German Riedel or Riedler (see Ridler)."
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[31249] Elizabeth is dau. of the Rev. Henry Speke Snyder, of Gilbertville, MA. Ancestry.com offers: "Snyder Name Meaning - Dutch: occupational name for a tailor, from an agent derivative of Middle Dutch sniden 'to cut'. Americanized form of German Schneider."
[30294] Willa is daughter of Boniface I of Spoleto.
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[16352] David purchased the homestead of his parents at Mexico, PA. He had three children who left descendants, including Mary Matilda Strouse [sic] who m. James North and had Caleb (banker in Washington, DC), Washington (r. Mifflintown, PA), Mrs. Fontaine Crider (r. Bellefonte, PA) and the Hon. Herman H. North (r. Bradford; attorney; member of PA General Assemby; postmaster).
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