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[2508] See http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_II_de_Bar.
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[49205] The unverified family tree in Ancesry.com states John m. Isabel F. _____ (b. 1 July 1643 in Cabrach, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, d. in 1703).
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Is he the "Baptist Hicks [who] created the titles Viscount Campden and Lord Hicks of Ilmington" and d. 18 Oct 1629 at St. Lawrence, Old Jewry, London with no sons, his titles then passing through his daughter Julian? This Sir Baptist Hicks was a member of the Company which sponsored the settlement of Jamestown, VA.
BetFoster1@Aol.com sent via email in June, 2003: "Baptist Hicks of Chipping Campden, born 1551, died 1629; his father was another Robert Hicks, born 1518 and mother was Julia Arthur, born 1520. Baptist had 5 brothers and only 1 lived until 1612. Baptist's grandfather was John Hicks, born 1477 and his grandmother was Joan Darnley. His great grandfather was John Hicks, born 1455 and his great grandmother was Joan Damer born 1459. Baptist Hicks bought the Chipping Campden property in 1624 from Sir Thomas Smythe (who was also listed as a Treasurer at Jamestown) but he was not born or brought up in that town. He died in 1629 and left his property to daughter Julian. However, we are descended from both and I shall let you figure it all out. We certainly must at least be descended to John Hicks and Joan Damer." 23 Sept 2003 she offered via email: "last week I read the following in 'Virtual Jamestowne' on the computer. At the end of a very long article, it ended with this: "The Virginia Co. was dissolved by the Crown, and in 1624 James I issued a new commission to the "Merchant Party" and the "Rich faction", of which 41 members, including Sir Baptist Hicks, Sir James Campbell, and Sir Ralph Freeman, plus ten Commissioners who were the leading officers in the Government of James I. But James I soon died and the commission was abrogated and Charles I never reestablished it". Also, I have found out that John Hicks (b. 1455) and wife Joan Damer (b. 1459), had three children: John Hicks (b. 1477); Richard Hicks (b. 1480); and Thomas Hicks (b. 1487). So, John Hicks was the grandfather of Baptist Hicks who was in Jamestown; and Thomas Hicks was the grandfather of my Robert Hicks." [AEM: I have included Baptist Hicks twice in this database pending sorting out of the ancestry.]
[42262] This person is from the unverified Lawrence Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017.
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For this family, see Charles Edward Banks, "Colonial Families of Martha's Vineyard" (Baltimore: reprint 1999).
http://www.spicerweb.org/legacyfiles/3371.htm offers: "Hannah was evidently quite a woman. When she turned 18 in 1653 she was the only woman on the list of lots of Martha's Vineyard divided up by the proprietors. As Dr. Charles Banks observed: "About four years later she surrendered her name to Thomas Daggett, but from subsequent views which we can obtain of her it was about the only thing she surrendered. It could be fairly stated that Thomas Daggett was merely the husband of Hannah Mayhew. She was the Governor's favorite daughter and she knew it."
She may have been a very early feminist. Over succeeding years 10 little Daggetts came along, but Hannah wasn't rocking the cradle all the time. Twenty real estate transactions are of record under her name and she did the business herself. This was unusual at the time and it appears to have caused some strain in a marriage where the woman refused to be known merely as the 'wife of Thomas Daggett.' Towards the end of the old Governor's life the son-in-law evidently attempted to exercise some control over his wife's business, forcing the Governor in 1679 to extract a "promise" from Thomas not to do so, referring to that promise in his will: "My son Daggett hath given a note under his hand not to meddle with aught (of Hannah's property)"
That she was the 'Deputy Governor" of Martha's Vineyard it seems that she was bound and determined to maintain the control that her father had placed and maintained on the little island. Following about 1660 the Governor had increased resistance to his little autocracy, and his daughter. She evidently carried on the good fight for him, for in 1675, in a letter to the Governor of New York explaining some of the problems the people were having with Governor Mayhew Simon Athearn wrote "Thomas Dagget's wife, Mr. Mayhew's daughter (which woman the people of Martins Vineyard very generally call the deputy governor...". This was towards the end of the governor's life, he was still well in hand of the government of the island, but as Banks writes, "All this while Thomas Daggett had been holding the office of assistant to the Governor, and theoretically 'rulling the land' but no one can have any illusions as to the real 'power behind the throne'".
When the governor finally died and his grandson Matthew took over the duties of governor, Hannah's contributions to the life of Martha's Vineyard drop out of the record books. It's possible that she prudently stepped aside for a nephew who didn't want her meddling, or she continued to 'rule' behind the scenes. We'll never know. She remained a widow for 10 years after her husband's death in 1691 whereupon, at the age of 70, she remarried to Samuel Smith of Edgertown and lived another 10 years.
Hannah married Thomas DOGGETT, son of John DOGGETT and Alice BROTHERTON, on 23 Sep 1657 in Edgarton, Dukes Co., MA. (Thomas DOGGETT was born about 1630 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., MA, died on 18 Aug 1692 in Edgarton, Dukes Co., MA and was buried in Firstburial Grnd, Marshfield.) Hannah next married Samuel SMITH after 1691.
[48725] Clara is daughter of John M. McKenney (1851-1935) & Clara Jane Greene (1843-1913, m. 31 October 1872 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA).
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[39369] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rostislav_Mikhailovich.
[31305] This line is from the unverified OneWorld Tree in Ancestry.com in 2011. Did he really live to be 99 years old? See "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 377. Further research is needed on this line. Ancestry.com offers: "Price Name Meaning - Welsh: Anglicized form of Welsh ap Rhys 'son of Rhys' (see Reece). This is one of the commonest of Welsh surnames. It has also been established in Ireland since the 14th century, where it is sometimes a variant of Bryson. English: the name is also found very early in parts of England far removed from Welsh influence (e.g. Richard Prys, Essex 1320), and in such cases presumably derives from Middle English, Old French pris 'price', 'prize', perhaps as a metonymic occupational name for a fixer of prices."