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[3429] Jacques was lord of Avesnes, Leuze, Condé, Landrecies and Guise 1171, counsillor of the count of Flanders 1185, participated in the Third Crusade. See http://www.mythopedia.info/ancestry-avesnes.htm, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_of_Avesnes and http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/HAINAUT.htm for information.
[49504] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 20 May 1933, p. 2: "Jonesport - Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the home for Mrs. Charlotte Beal aged 73, wife of Capt Beal. Mrs Beal was a native of Columbia, but has lived in Jonesport for many years leaving a large circle of friends and relatives by whom she will be greatly missed. She was a member of Rumery Chapter No. 46, O.E.S. Mrs Beal had been in failing health for a number of months. Besides her husband, she leaves three daughters, Mrs. Edna Martin of Groton, Mass., Mrs. Gertrude Calor and Mrs. Viola Leighton, both of Jonesport, and four sons, Capt. Arthur Beal of White Head, James Beal of Darien, Conn., George and Milton Beal both of Jonesport." Charlotte is daughter of David Gould (b. in 1821) & Elizabeth "Betsey" Kelley (1831-1880; m. 31 January 1853 in Harrington, Washington Co., ME).
[14036] Ancestry.com offers: "Harris Name Meaning - English and Welsh (very common in southern England and South Wales): patronymic from the medieval English personal name Harry, pet form of Henry.This name is also well established in Ireland, taken there principally during the Plantation of Ulster. In some cases, particularly in families coming from County Mayo, both Harris and Harrison can be Anglicized forms of Gaelic Ó hEarchadha."
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[39333] Find A Grave memorial 26333742 offers Orin's obituary: " Orin Linn Hench the subject of the memoir, was the youngest son of the late Zechariah Hench, of Turbett township, and brother of William and John Hench. He was born in Turbett township, April 12, 1845 where he resided all his lifetime. At an early age in his history be commenced to learn the carpenter trade under the instruction of his father, who enjoyed the reputation of being one of the best as well as the most experienced bridge builders in the central part of the State, which occupation the son followed very successfully, having become a skillful mechanic, and teaching public school during the winter months, until about a year previous to his demise, when he turned his attention to the study of medicine and surgery, and attended a course of lectures last winter at the Medical and Surgical Institute in the city of Baltimore, and was making fine progress in his professional studies, looking forward with bright anticipations to the future which was so full of promise to him. Mr. Hench's first wife was Miss Caroline Hench, daughter of the late John Hench, who died of that dread disease consumption, a short time after her marriage. His second wife was Miss Carrie Turbett, daughter of the late Mason Stewart Turbett, and this union was blessed with two dear children, but she fell a victim to pneumonia and died after a brief illness. A few days before his sudden and unexpected death, Mr. Hench led to the altar Miss Ida C. Boyer, daughter of Mr. Geo. Boyer, and having plighted their faith they vowed to live together after God's ordinance in the holy state of matrimony, but alas for human hopes, a day or two thereafter he was stricken down with bilious remittent fever, being called upon to endure intense suffering, and only eleven days elapsed when that happy union was dissolved by the ruthless hand of death, and the bright hopes of the future blasted, a striking and vivid exemplification of the words of the Psalmist, 'In the midst of life we are in death.' Just when he was about ready to enter upon the duties of the profession which had been the great aim and object of his life, for he would have graduated at the college of Physician and Surgeons next spring, he has been removed from this sphere of action in the Providence of God, whose ways are mysterious, and yet, 'He doeth all things well.' Mr Hench was census enumerator for Turbett Township at the taking of the last census. In all the relations of life he was faithful and true. Several years ago he made a profession of faith in Christ and joined the Lutheran Church of Port Royal, and was a consistent member, endeavoring by an upright walk and chaste conversation to adorn the doctrine of Christ."
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/schuylkill/history/family/neif001.txt offers: "During the latter part of March, 1800, Thomas Lindner came with his family from Rockland, Berks County and settled in the valley, near what is now known as the 'Stone Tavern' on the road from Panther Creek Valley to the upper Lehigh or Wyoming Valleys and which road later became the first state highway in the township. Thomas Lindner was born in Montgomery County, September 27, 1763 and died at his homestead on March 18, 1812. He was the son of Benjamin Bindner an Englishman. His mother was a German but her name is unknown. He married Mary Magdalona Sensenderfer of whose parentage nothing has yet been learned. She was born August 30, 1765 and died September 5, 1831. They lie buried side by side in the cemetery at the White Church. They had 9 children, viz:-
Catherine, ( 1835), married (1) Jacob Smith (?????) (2) John Hoffert (???)
Jacob (1780-1853) married Catherine Muller (1807-1885)
Samuel (1790-1854) married Catherine De Frehn (1793-1850)
Anna (1792-1872) married John Neifert, (1790-1859)
Anthony (1795-1847) married Barbara Neifert (1796-1842)
Solomon (1800-1845) married (1) Anna Herbster (???) (2) Eva Hurst (1813-1892)
Daniel (1804-1863) marrried Rebecca Neifert (1815-1860)
David (1807-1885) married Mary Klingaman (1807-1895)
Lydia Ann (1811-1888) married William Kaup (1811-1887)."
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[30267] NEHGR Vol 14 (1860), p. 168 reports John's will, dated 15 Dec 1732, mentions wife Ann, eldest son John, second son Daniel, sons William and Joseph, and daughters Rachel (who. m. James Hall, 17 April 1721), Mary (m. _____ Larkin), Abigail (m. _____ Brown).
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[21326] Samuel Getchell and Elizabeth are named as parents of Jane by T. Getchell (getshellslegend@aol.com) on the Internet 12/30/01 who also states that "the Getchells came from Scotland, then to England, and the two brothers John and Samuel were in MA and NH, etc." and that Jane Getchell was an unrecorded child of Samuel and Elizabeth Nason, who were m. in Berwick 9 Nov 1714 per George W. Lord's "Marriages and Deaths of Berwick and Other Towns."
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[42241] John and Mary had (in Blair Co., PA): Hattie A. Rice, Aug 1881; Rhoda M. Rice, April 1883; Florence Edith Rice, 1 July 1885; Nellie M. Rice, July 1887; Daniel Martin Rice, 17 Jan 1890; William John Rice, 4 Nov 1894.