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Samuel is on militia list in 1779 & 1782. He m. Magdalena Danner (b. 11 July 1759, d. 24 Feb 1815). NOTE: William L. Gould, "A Light in the Valley..." (York, PA: The Maple Press, 1976), p. 118, gives Samuel as son of Peter, the immigrant Brillhart! - and reports Samuel r. at Porter's Siding and with wife belongs to Little Conewago congregation although his will leaves funds to his family congregation, Codorus. York County Deed Book 3-B, p. 90: "1 Nov 1815. Quit Claim. Jacob Kraft and Juliana (x) his wife of Codorus Twp. to George Petry and Abraham Brillhart, executors of Samuel Brillhart. Whereas Samuel Brillhart, late of Manheim Twp. dec'd, on 6 March last past made his Last Will and Testament, whereby he did devise the following: To Juliana Kraft, whom I raised, wife of Jacob, all that part of my lands which are on the other side of Codorus Creek (it is a small tract), bounded by said creek . . . and Jacob and Juliana have agreed to take a sum of money it lieu of said land . . . for $375 in U. S. currency Jacob and Juliana quit their claim to this land."
Julia Ann Stuart, 3124 Greenbriar Drive, Dallas, TX 75225-4602 supplied the following family information in August, 1999:
HUSBAND: Samuel Brillhart
bir: 22 Dec 1757
dea: 8 Mar 1815
bur: 1815 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Samuel Brillhart
Mother: Esther Smidt
WIFE: Magdalena Danner
bir: 11 Jul 1759
dea: 24 Feb 1815
bur: 1815 Hanover, York Co., Pa
Father: Michael Danner
Mother: Susanna Unknown
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M | bir: 1790
X | mar: 1 Feb 1810 N Codorus Twp, York Co., Pa
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| mar: Jan 1837 Manchester, Carroll Co., Md
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Samuel's will in Book M-page 479 at the York Co. Archives, reportedly states that he has no direct hiers so he leaves everything to his mother-in-law, Mrs. Danner.
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Find A Grave memorial 132769117 offers:
Isreal was born on Thursday June 28, 1685. It was on a Saturday Isreal had died. He was 62 years, 2 months, 12 days old. Nauset on Cape Cod, A history of Eastham Mass, By Alice Lowe. She tells about the will of Isreal Cole Jr. whose will was dated July 23, 1746 gave to his wife, his Negro man name Bacary and to his three daughters, Ebenezer, Emery and Hannah his Indian servant name Tom Trip.
Death: Well dated 23 July 1746, proved 9 Sept. 1747. Names "my beloved wife Emary Cole", Benjamin and Rufus "my sons" and my natural children " Ebenezer, Hannan Snow, Silvanus, Dorcas Burgis na Emery Cole. Daughter Hannah Snow received land purchased from Israel Higgins at Great Neck.
Burial: Israel is supposed to be buried in the Old Cove Cemetery at Eastham. In the 1940s, Louise Palen was there, and Alice Lowe the then town historian pointed out his approximate grave site. The stone is gone , or was recently as the 1900s. [ Info. from Mrgaret Sharp ]
Austin's MFTFG did not correctly print the abstract of his Will, missing this distinction between 'natural children' and " my sons."
One theory is that Israel had two wives, Emary being the second, and his "natural children" being from his first wife. One other variant of this theory is that Benjamin and Rufus were sons of Emary by her first marriage and adopted by Israel Cole. The naming of one natural daughter "Emery" may ndite a possible family connection between the two wives, perhaps they were sisters.
In support of these theories, Margaret Sharp reports to me that a late cousin, Louise Palen ( desc. of Nathaniel Cole Jr. though son James Henry Cole) wrote that she visited Eastham in the late 1940s and spoke with the then Eastham Town Historian about the children of Israel Cole II. Louise was told that Israel had two wives and that two of the sons went by the name Cole but that they were children of the second wife and adopted by Israel.
The other theory is that Emary was Israel's only wife and the mother of all his children, and that the usage of "natural" has some other connotation at the time that we are misinterpreting.
Margaret Sharp has pointed out that there is a good probability Israel may have had two wives. She said that Austin's Mayflower Families thru five generations, Vol. 6, edition 1 & 2, omits the detail about Israel Cole's Will, namely that he calls Benjamin and Rufus "my sons" and calls Ebenezer, Hannah, srael, Silvanus, Dorcas and Emery his " natural children ". It may be that the natural children were from a first wife and that Benjamin and Rufus were children of Emery and the rest were of his first wife. The naming of one of the " natural " children Emery could indicate that Emery might be a sister of Israel's first wife.
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[25184] "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 62.
[2486] Otto I is successor to and presumed son of Conrad I, q.v. {-per Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1950 Edition, 10:91}. Gelders, or Gelderland, was a duchy which became part of the province of Holland. http://home.planet.nl/~voort359/home3gelre.html offers in 2009: "The border area between present-day Germany and The Netherlands was a chaotic brew of larger and smaller domains ruled by different warlords who were in constant competition with one another. Around 1000, the infamous Count Balderik, supported by his evil wife Adela wanted to become praefectus, the job of military commander-in-chief which was created to coordinate the defence against the marauding Vikings. The couple were considered exceptionally ruthless even for those days. Adela is said to have murdered her own sister, the abbess of Elten, and even her own son. Balderik was indeed appointed praefectus, but later he and his wife were banished. Their lands were confiscated and were passed on to other families who could lay claims. D'Antoing's descendants became Counts of some 'gouwen' between the Meuse and the Niers rivers: Teisterbant, Wassenberg, the Hamalant-gau and the Hattuaria-gau. The old name Gelre eventually became the name for the whole area. Otto I was the first to be called Count of Gelre and Zutphen, marking the beginning of what later became a political entity."
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[33520] An unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 states Sir George is son of Sir Richard by Margaret Cradock and states Sir Richard's parents were not married.
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[13171] William and his ancestry and his relationship to Leonard his sibling are not proven - see note under Leonard!