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_Charles Martel, King of FRANKS ____|_Alpaide (or Aupais) of FRANCE _____
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_Charles The Great (Charlemagne), EMPEROR _|
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[1499] Charles II, Roman Emperor and King of the West Franks (present-day France), died while crossing the pass at Mont Cenis 5 or 6 October 877 and was succeeded by his son, Louis the Stammerer. A man of culture, he was forced to spend his reign at war - against the Bretons, the people of Aquitaine, and the Norman (Viking) raiders. Charles II reigned 840-877. "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992) 49-16 gives his birth year as 828 and his second wife as Richaut, dau. of Budwine, Count of Metz. See http://genealogy.euweb.cz/carolin/carolin1.html for genealogy and ancestry (not verified). http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "Charles the Bald assembled a council at Quierzy and assured the nobles in his famous capitulary that their offices were not only permanent but hereditary as well so that now the titles of dukes, counts, and marquises meant not only honors, dignity, and privileges but sovereign rights too. Eventually the king had little money and land to give away, and the church would not give up what it had." Also see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_II_de_France.
_Arthur BEALE ________________+
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_Arthur BEALE ___________|_Elizabeth WATTS _____________
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| |_Anne (or Agnes) HILTON _|_Frances (Howard or) HAYWARD _
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_Mainwaring BEALE ___|
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| | _Edmund LITTLEFIELD __________+
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| | _John LITTLEFIELD _______|_Annis AUSTIN ________________
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[49455] Find A Grave memorial 37795729 offers: "Jeremiah Beal, born to Manwarren & Lydia Welch Beal, he was their 4th child, eldest son, he married Miriam Coffin, 1790 in Addison, Washington, Maine. Jeremiah and Miriam had 7 children, Freeman Eleazer, Thomas R W, twins-Frances Ella and Miriam Coffin, and Ammi Barnabas Beal, all who lived to adulthood, and twin boy and girl who died before reaching 10 years of age."
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| |_Sarah STOWERS ______|
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|--Henry Sewell BLACK
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|_Rebecca BROWN ______|
(1768 - 1858) m 1793|
| _Robert GILMORE _____
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| _Captain James GILMORE _|_____________________
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[21257] Ref. "Maine, Births and Christenings, 1739-1900," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F4QD-45J).
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| _Mainwaring BEALE ___+
| | (1698 - 1781) m 1721
| _Manwarren BEAL _____|_Sarah MITCHELL _____
| | (1736 - 1800) m 1758
| _Asa BEAL ____________________|
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| | | _George WELCH _______
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| | |_Lydia WELCH ________|_Lydia KELLY ________
| | (1739 - 1819) m 1758 (1704 - 1792)
| _Edward ("Ned") BEAL _|
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| | _John BRILLHARD _____+
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| | _Peter BRILLHART ____|_Marie RARIEGH ______
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| | _Christian B. BRILLHART _|
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| |_Barbara BRILLHART ___|
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[39275] Find A Grave Memorial 82407167 provides her children.
[52141] John is son of Horatio Mason (1776-1858) & Nancy Prescott (1785-1843; m. 31 October 1808 in Templeton,Worcester Co., MA).
Richard is from the unverified Harris Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
FindAGrave.com offers: "Richard Mynatt was born 1728 in England and died 1824 in Grainger County, TN. It is believed that his parents were Richard and Ann Tell Mynatt.
"In 1749,he voluntarily indentured himself in order to pay for his passage to America. He was 20 years old and his indenture was to last four years. He worked as a pastry cook for the Honorable Thomas Lee,Esquire of Virginia, earning 8 pounds sterling per year.
"Richard was evidently such a great cook, that when his indenture was completed, the Lee family refused to release him. Richard Mynatt's place in history is secured by being the first indentured servant to sue successfully for release from his master, Philip Ludwell Lee, heir of Thomas Lee, on July 31, 1754.
"He married Sarah Cummings/Cummins on March 31, 1755 in Prince William Co., Virginia. Richard and Sarah lived in Virginia until 1787. They had 10 children, Leannah, William, Margaret, Elizabeth, Sarah, George, Hannah, Nancy, John and Susanna.
"During the Revolutionary War, Richard and his oldest son William both served under George Washington. Richard served as an express rider because of his age. (DRAPER MANUSCRIPTS, PRESTON & VIRGINIA PAPERS, CALENDAR SERIES, VOL 1, P 173)
"In 1787, he and Sarah sold their land in Virginia and moved to Tennessee.
"Richard served two terms as door keeper in the 1795 session of the House of Representatives of the Territory of the U.S.A. south of the Ohio river for which he was paid $1.75 per day.
"Richard bought 450 acres on 15 Jun 1796 in Grainger County, Tennessee. He lived there with his family until his death.
"He signed his will in 1805, but it was not probated until 1824 in Knox Co., TN (Vol 4, p. 1, Estate Bk. #279563 1824-30).
"It is not logical that his family waited almost 20 years before probating his will so I have estimated his death year closer to the probate date. When I have definite proof of his death, I will add it to his memorial. - Sharron Carroll"
[42185] Tim graduated from MCI High School and entered the Air Force, and served in the Air National Guard. Later he worked in construction, specializing in running heavy equipment. In 1964 he became a Maine Game Warden and later as a pilot for the Maine Warden Service in northern Maine, retiring in 1984. He had a passion for flying and with a friend built two airplanes. He fished and caught lobsters for many years, hauling traps until 2014. "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 24 January 2017": "Blue Hill - Roland (Tim) Adrian Tarr, 80, of Blue Hill, died peacefully surrounded by his wife and children at his home on Jan. 17, 2017. Tim was born Sept. 7, 1936, in Glenburn and spent his youth in central Maine, where he played fullback for MCI High School. Upon graduation, he entered the Air Force and served in the Air National Guard, thus fueling his love of flying. After his service, he worked in construction, specializing in running heavy equipment. In 1959, he married his sweetheart Gloria Edith (Glavine). They were married for 57 years and had six children. In 1964, Tim began his career as a Maine game warden, working on the Blue Hill Peninsula and later as a pilot for the Maine Warden Service in northern Maine. He thoroughly enjoyed serving as a game warden and accumulated and retold countless stories with a twinkle in his eyes, of the 'ones that got away,' poachers, and rescues of people and animals in danger. He was known for being fair, respectful, and persistent, being a good marksman, and was most proud that he never pulled or used his service revolver during altercations or arrests. He retired in 1984. Tim and a friend built two airplanes for personal use, which flew him all over Maine. His flight stories included dropping food bundles at a Boy Scout campsite, finding remote fishing holes, visiting family and simply enjoying the beauty of Maine. This passion for flying and fishing along with his love of animals was shared with his children and grandchildren. He bought his first commercial fishing boat in 1979 and later built another boat aptly named the Gloria E. Over the years he fished according to the season: scalloping, shrimping, tuna fishing and lobstering; he continued hauling traps until 2014. He is survived by his devoted wife, Gloria, and their six children: Tracey Tarr with Jay Witcher; Michelle Lamprell with Jeff Karcher; Michael Tarr and wife, Beth-Ellen Tarr-Edwards; David and wife, Joyce Tarr; Heidi Tarr and husband, Tim Hagelin; Holli Tarr and husband, Matt Hinderliter. He was 'Poppy' to his 12 grandchildren: Simon (and wife, Mouna), Timmy, and Samantha Lamprell; Stephen and Tyler Tarr; Ellenore, Grace, Ruth, and Margaret Tarr; Elsa Molarsky; Katherine and Margaret Hinderliter; and one great-grandson, Adam Lamprell."