[2415] Franconia is one of the proto-duchies of medaeval Germany, including the area along the Main river valley from the Rhine to Bohemia between Saxony and Thuringia on the north and Swabia and Bavaria on the south, and included the districts around Mainz, Spires and Worms. It was part of the kingdom of Austrasia, representing the easterly tribal coalition of the Frankish peoples. After the treaty of Verdun (843) it was the center of the eastern Franks and the core of the German kingdom. http://www.aritek.com/hartgen/htm/de-reims.htm offers the unverified information that Richmeres is son of Betton of Orleans and wife Austregilde Aiga.
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[52753] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]." 23 January 2023: "Bucksport - Earl D. Perkins, 90, was reunited with the love of his life on January 18, 2023. He was born on March 20, 1932, in Mapleton, ME and is the son of Alice (Woods) and Vernon Perkins. Earl graduated Bucksport High School in 1950. He served in the 40th Infantry Division in the United States Army and served during the Korean War. Earl was an avid book reader. He also loved working and creating many things with wood. He loved a good glass of Scotch or Whiskey and spending time with family and friends. Earl worked in the paper industry in Bucksport, ME for 39 years and as a consultant for 3 more years. He made many great friends during his time there. Earl is survived by his son, Jay and fiancée, Cheryl Daigle of Surry and Frenchville, and daughter, Patti of Bucksport; grandchildren, Elisha Perkins and partner, Jason Macomber, Kristen and husband, Liam McCormick, Kyle and wife, Stephanie Perkins, Casey and wife, Cyndie Bunker, Matt Perkins and wife, Sheri; along with seven great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by the love of his life, Earlene E. Perkins; son Kevin Perkins and daughter-in-law; Julie Perkins, and two brothers; Carl Perkins and Royce Perkins."
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[22354] He is identified as a child of William and Judith by Stephen Snowman via email (oldgoat@pivot.net) in 2003. He purchased the former store of Obed Leach with his brother, Charles, which they operated for many years - moving from the Wardwell Point vicinity to Northern Bay in Penobscot. The 1850 federal census in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME lists him and his family. Cf. http://timames.net/snowsite/files/ChristianSnowmanDescendants.pdf.
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[35572] Find A Grave Memorial #23411936 offers: "Ignatius Sollars is the son of William Sollars. He was living in Frederick Co VA nefore he moved to Ross Co OH in abt 1800. He was active in the Militia and served in the War of 1812. Moved to Eugene IN abt 1830. He married Elizabeth about 1788 Frederick Co, VA. Children are Susanna, Azariah, Hannah, William, Ignatius, Malinda, Truman."
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Duncan and his brother Alexander arrived in Massachusetts from Scotland in 1654 - they were Highland Scots. http://www.hostmybb.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=175&mforum=stewart contains these postings:
PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2008 5:47 pm Post subject: Duncan Stewart 1623 - 1717 "Kilmadock - Banished MA Col Reply with quote
My family descends from Duncan Stewart who was born in "Kilmadock, Perth" abt 1623. He was transported to Ipswich, Massachusetts by 1649. He was enslaved and worked as a shipwright (?). He married Ann Winchurst (abt 1633 to 1729). They had 12 children including my forebear James Stewart (1664-1750). The Stewart family relocated in the Fox Island area of Maine by the late 18th century. I know little of Duncan Stewart or his family beyond his approximate birth date and birth place. Family tradition holds that he was banished as a prisoner in the Cromwell Wars. I would like to hear from anyone who may be researching this particular family. Sincerely, Inez Reed
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The following section was clipped from another posting by Inez elsewhere on this forum and has been combined here in order to keep all posts for the same topic in the same place. - Ryk
Hi all - I would like to add as an after thought, family oral traditions hold that Duncan Stewart (abt 1623-1717) was the son of Duncan Stewart. The younger Duncan's mother was cited as either Helen Margaret Campbell or simply "Mrs. Stewart". I've seen odd references to a Stiubhart Stewart (Stuart Stewart?) as the father but that's one reference few of my loosely related kinsmen accept. Although archival evidence suggests that he worked as a shipwright during his period of servitude, Duncan was later listed as a planter. I have seen secondary references to a younger brother, Alexander. Alexander was born in Scotland around 1630 and died in Massachussetts around 1730. Best wishes, Inez.
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A posting in http://www.weymouthtech.com/genealogy offers: "Duncan Stewart is first found in Essex Co. records when he married Anne Winchurst in Ipswich in 1654. Both were servants of George Hadley. He later became a proprietor in Newbury, and died in Rowley in 1717 at a greatly advanced age, either ~94 or ~100 years old, depending on which DOB you subscribe to. Duncan married Anne Winchurst, both then of Ipswich, early in 1654. It says they were both in the service of George Hadley. Duncan Stewart was a shipwright. He was captured by Cromwell's men at battle of Dunbar 1650 and shipped to the new world as an indentured servant." Re: Ann - "Have also seen her last name as Winchester. Ann Winchurch was indentured to John Cogswell. She and Duncan Stuart were whipped for fornication by order of the church. This was prior to their marriage."
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Extracts from "Essex Institute Historical Collections" that in Vol. XIV, the records of deaths of First Church, Rowley had John Stewart, aged 90 years and 8 or 9 months, which would give him a birth date of February or March 1666, and make his birth in Newbury, three years earlier than Henry's. This verbatim record is also from the same source: "1717. Dunkin Stewart, about (it's thot) an 100 years old, Aug 30"; and "1729. Old Widow Stewart, relict of Duncan, July 9."
Gage's "History of Rowley" "Shipbuilding was first carried on in Rowley at Rowley landing by Duncan Stewart and sons, who came from Newbury as early as 1680, and perhaps earlier. Previous to his death he sold his shipyard to Edward Saunders."
"Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine" "...this branch of the Stewards, or Stewarts, trace to Duncan Steward, of Ipswich, Massachusetts, who settled there in 1658. He joined the church in Rowley, September 26, 1723; his wife Anne joined September 17, 1721. Both Duncan and Anne Steward lived to be nearly one hundred years old; they made their home in Newbury, Massachusetts, where Duncan was a shipbuilder; in 1680 they were living in Rowley. ... Some of the branches of the family spell their name Stewart, others Stuart, but it is positively known that Duncan spelled his Steward."
Salem Registry of Deeds lists six deeds for Duncan Steward, one deed Dunckin Steward and one deed Duncan Stewart.
"Founders of Early American Families" published by The General Court of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America, Cleveland, Ohio 1985 lists Duncan Stewart as a Scotch prisoner. "The non-English colonists from the British Isles were almost entirely Scots. ... Yet the great majority were prisoners who were taken captive by the armies of Oliver Cromwell and brought to America in 1651 or 1652. Here they were sold as indentured servants for a period of several years or less. Many of the "Scotch prisoners" were deported to Boston where they were acquired by planters from Maine to the Plymouth colony."
[45919] Cornelius (sometimes seen as Naylor Todd) is son of William Todd (1842-1887) and Eliza Jane Williams (1850-1938).