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[53715] Jeanette is daughter of Albion A. Bryant (1839-1893) & Lois Ann Stubbs (1841-1909; m. ca. 1862 in Sherman, Aroostook Co., ME).
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[45398] See Pedigree Resorce File LZ8R-58F for this line (not verified) which states George moved about 1770 from Beverly, MA to Sedgwick, Hancock Co., ME. He served during the War for Independence as a Private in Capt. Nathaniel Fale's Company.
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[5977] Daniel m. Elizabeth Millward. He appears to be the Daniel Pierce who in the 1660s assisted in the settlement of the Raritan Valley of New Jersey - see "History of Middlesex County, New Jersey, 1664-1920," edited by John P. Wall and Harold E. Pickersgill (NY: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., Inc., 1921), Vol. 1, pp. 19-20 - on the web at http://www2.umdnj.edu/chinjweb/middlesexmed.htm.
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A notice in the Republican Advocate (newspaper) at Frederick, Maryland 28 Nov 1806: "Westhall Ridgely cautions that his wife Sarah, has left his bed and board." He m. Sarah Templin at Frederick 1 July 1791 ( - Family Tree Maker's CD 195, "Maryland Marriages, 1778-1800," p. 189, and in "Maryland Marriage Licenses, 1778-1800," Robert Barnes, Compiler (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979), p. 189 lists Ridgleys (list from DAR Magazine, Vol. 85). As son and heir he filed a bill of complaint ("Chancery Court of MD, Liber 63, Folio 672") 15 May 1802 against his uncle, Jacob Ridgely, alleging that through false pretext Jacob took advantage of him when he was aged 20 and secured the sale of "Ridely's Rest" of 922 acres which his grandfather patented 6 April 1768. The land accordingly descended to his father as the eldest son and as the eldest of his father he fell heir to the estate. Westall (III) lost this suit, since Jacob answered that Westhall was nearly 21 and knew what he was doing. Westhall disappears from Frederick County records after 1806; a Wesley Ridgley [sic] appears in 1820 in St. Clair Twp. Bedford Co., PA, in Hopewell Twp. (same co.) in 1830, and in Union Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA in 1830.
A "Westel Ridgely" was among settlers along the Blackfork near Jeromesville, OH early in the 19th century. He is in the 1810 census in Wayne Co. [Note: part of Wayne Co., OH became part of Ashland Co., OH when the latter was formed -- births of children in Wayne Co. therefore could actually be in what is today Ashland Co., i.e. the Jeromesville area.]
From Joyce Rarick of Bucyrus, OH [JARarick@aol.com], 3 Jul 1998:
"Westall Ridgely, a whiskey distiller, came to Crawford County, Ohio, in 1816, 1818, or 1819 from Wayne County, Ohio, and settled in Section 14 of Sandusky Township (now Jefferson Township). In 1844 he moved to Cass Co., Michigan, where he died in 1845. He and his wife were the parents of four sons and four daughters. He was commisssioned a justice of the peace for Sandusky Township on April 15, 1821, and served in that office until May 15, 1824, when he lost the election.
"I have the names of his children; my husband is a descendant of Westall's son, Andrew Ridgely and his wife, Rebecca Heaton. According to the Holmes Township, Crawford County, Ohio, Census in 1850, Andrew was born in Pennsylvania, and Rebecca was born in Maryland. They married in Marion County, Ohio.
"Westall's daughter, Isabella, was born in Wayne County, Ohio, in 1818; Westall's brother Richard Ridgely's daughter, Anna, was born August 26, 1803, in Frederick County, Maryland. She married George W. Basford there on July 16, 1822; she died in Jeromesville, Ohio, on May 9, 1837. It is entirely plausible, then, that Westall Ridgely was also in Jeromesville, Ohio, before going on to Crawford County, Ohio, and then on to Cass County, Michigan.
"Westall's granddaughter, Hannah Ridgely, married Simon Flint Sawyer in Crawford County, Ohio. My husband's grandmother, Cora Edna Sawyer Rarick, was descended from Simon and Hannah Ridgely Sawyer."
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A Martha Ridgely (b. 15 April 1792) was baptised 10 June 1792 in the Lutheran Church at Middletown, Frederick Co., MD - parents are "Westalley Ridgely" and Sarah. Could this be a child of this Westall?
Note probable confusion of this Westhall Ridgely with the one of the same name, b. 18 June 1778, d. in the autumn of 1845 in Cass Co., MI, included in this database.
[28614] http://www.weymouthtech.com/genealogy/ps01/ps01_266.htm states Moses was a member of the church in Leyden, Holland and at Plymouth, MA, and m. in 1632 in Plymouth to Sarah _____ . This web site further offers: "From Carolyn Simmons Tschudi: The father of our Simmons Family in America was Moyses Symonson. He came to America on the Ship Fortune, arriving at Plymouth Rock on November 9, 1621. There were 35 passengers on board, he being the 27th. His father, Willem Simmonszoon, born about 1575, and mother Ann, born about 1580, stayed in Leyden, Holland. He was a member of the Dutch Reform Church. Moses was born in 1602, and was nineteen when he arrived here in Plymouth Colony. He was called a French Wallon in the book, 'Saints and Strangers'. His friend who he came with on the Fortune was Philip de la Noye. According to the reference from 'Pilgrim Fathers', by E. Arber, pages 155, 156 and 159, Willem Simmonszoon lived near the church in Leyden. He purchased on the east side, a certain small room from John de Lalaing in Bell Alley, Leyden, on 26 May 1611. This being near Pieters Kerch (St. Peter's Church). The other owners of said house are Jan Robinson, William Jepson, Henry Wood, and Ravnulp (Ralph) Tickens, is known as Groene Port (Green Gate). The pilgrims of Plymouth had a very difficult winter in 1620, many of them died that first year. Of the 104 who came to Plymouth, only 51 were survivors when the Fortune came the following year. Moses was given 40 acres as a single person in 1627 at Plymouth. He married Sarah in 1632. They lived in Plymouth, Bridgewater and Duxbury, MA. He died in Duxbury in September 1691." Also see "History of the Simmons Family...," Lorenzo Albert Simmons (Lincoln, NE: 1930). Ancestry.com offers: "Simmons Name Meaning - English (southern): patronymic either from the personal name Simon (see Simon) or, as Reaney and Wilson suggest, from the medieval personal name Simund (composed of Old Norse sig victory + mundr protection), which after the Norman Conquest was taken as an equivalent Simon, with the result that the two names became confused."
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