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[11563] Inos de Castro (1320?-55), Spanish noblewoman, descended from the Castilian line, whose unhappy fate has been the subject of tragedies and poems. After 1340, Inés lived with her cousin Constantia (died 1345), who was later the wife of Dom Pedro (1320-67), son of Alfonso IV, king of Portugal. After the death of Constantia, Dom Pedro secretly married Inos. Alfonso feared that this union might affect the claim to the throne of his grandson, Constantia's son, and he therefore had Inés executed. Dom Pedro declared civil war against Alfonso, but they were soon reconciled. According to legend, when Pedro became king (as Pedro I) he established the legality of his marriage with Inos and had her body exhumed and placed on the throne. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inés_de_Castro and http://www.theroyalarticles.com/articles/71/1/Ines-de-Castro-The-Queen-Who-Was-Crowned-After-Death/Page1.html..
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[29649] Samuel and Sarah and ancestry is from an unverified tree on Ancestry.com in 2010. Find A Grave Memorial 36087409 offers: "Samuel Weaver who came to Decatur fifty five years ago with only $.2.50 in his pocket and for years said to be the richest farmer living on his own land in Macon county died at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon at his home in Hickory Point township worth over half a million dollars. His death was caused by heart and kidney trouble and was not unexpected. He had been rapidly declining for several months and during the past few weeks it was known that his life hung by a thread. For a week his death had been expected at any time. Mr.Weaver was the son of Mr. and Mrs.Conrad Weaver and was born in Pa,Oct 1821. He was the fourth in a family of ten children.His father died in 1841. Samuel remained at home till sometime after his fathers death. When he started out to make his own way he came west. He had served two years as a blacksmiths apprentice in Carlisle, Pa for only his board and clothing but he had plenty of pluck and knew he could get along in the west if any one could. He and Miss Sarah Saller were married in Pa. in 18?0 and that same year they started on their westward journey arriving here with one team and a wagon in October. He is survived his children, Alfred,Charles, Mrs.John Kester, Mrs. Mary Lehman and Mrs. Crossman all of Macon county."