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[1056] Christopher was a cordwainer. He owned 105 acres on Meeting House Hill in Cape Elizabeth (South Portland), MA. His military service was scouting duty under Capt. David Cargill (29 June - 5 Dec 1748), and service in the Train Band of the Second Parish in 1757 with Capt. Loring Cushing. {Another source gives his date of death as 10 June 1759.}
From Harry C. Hadaway, Jr. (hhadaway@mail.tds.net) 13 June 1998: Descendants of Edmund Honington Freeman -
1 Edmund Honington Freeman; b: 1570 in Pulborough, Sus:, England; d: June 06, 1623 in Pulborough, Sussex
.. +Alice Coles; b: 1576 "Of Pulborough, Sussex,"; d: February 14, 1650/51 in Reigate, Surrey, England (buried); Father: George Coles
.... 2 Edmond Freeman
.... 2 William Freeman; b: 1598 in Pulborough, Sussex; d: September 15, 1666
........ +Christian Hodsoll; b: 1600 "Of, Pullborough, Sussex," m: 1617-1624; d: Bef. May 15, 1638 in Pulborough, Sussex. Father: John Hodsell; Mother: Bacon
.... 2 Alice Freeman; b: 1601 in Pulborough, Sussex; d: February 1651/52 in Reigate, Surrey
........ +John Beauchamp; m: December 27, 1615 in Pulborough, Sussex
.... 2 Eleanor Freeman; b: Bef. August 25, 1603 in Pulborough, Sussex; d: April 07, 1618 in Pulborough, Sussex (buried)
.... 2 John Freeman; b: January 24, 1604/05 in Pulborough, Sussex; d: September 15, 1666 in ?
........ +Mary _____; m: 1626 in Sudbury, MA
.... *2nd Wife of John Freeman:
........ +Elizabeth Noyes; m: 1643 in England
.... 2 Elizabeth Freeman; b: August 27, 1609 in Pulborough, Sussex
........ +John Coddington; m: in Pulborough, Sussex
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_Joshua GRAY ________|_Elizabeth FREETHY __
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[37555] The 21 Oct 1950 federal census lists Noah and his family in Orange Twp., Ashland Co., OH.
[57181] The unverified file L1Y1-BV6 in familysearch.org offers: "When Moses McFarland was born on 20 December 1812, in Trenton, Hancock, Maine, United States, his father, Nathaniel McFarland, was 28 and his mother, Elizabeth Springer, was 23. He married Mary E. Eaton on 3 January 1838, in Trenton, Hancock, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 5 daughters. He lived in Brooklin, Hancock, Maine, United States for about 10 years. He died on 24 June 1884, in Trenton, Hancock, Maine, United States, at the age of 71, and was buried in Brooklin Cemetery, Brooklin, Hancock, Maine, United States."
[41164] http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shopefamily/Tree states Richard's wife was Margaret _____. and reports: "Margaret was a widow when she married Richard. They settled as early as 1672 on what was known as New Damariscove Island, now Haskell Island. They also owned 500 acres at Potts Neck, now Potts Harbor, at the extremity of Harpswell Neck. Richard also owned 200 acres at Maquoit which he sold in Apr 1675. The following year, Margaret was killed by Indians. Due to numerous Indian attacks during August of 1676, a 'number of refugees had sought shelter on the island (Jewel Island) and their leader, Richard Potts of Haskell Island, set a watch upon the shore. The wily Indian warriors hid themselves in the wooded heights of neighboring Cliff Island, and the white men thinking themselves safe went fishing. Thereupon the savages sped across in canoes and attacked the women and children. Their cries and shots alarmed the men who hastened back but Mrs. Potts, who was washing clothes on the beach, and her two children were killed in sight of her husband.' Another version: 'Upon Jewel's Island, others fortified a house and made preparations for defending themselves. But the Indians, flushed with their successes, rushed upon this Island, Sept. 2, when the men were fishing, the women engaged in washing by the water side, and the children scattered about the shore. At first, a brave lad firing from the house, killed two Indians, and thus gave the alarm. Mrs. Potts and several of her children were quickly seized, when one of them seeing his father coming in a boat, ran towards him, crying for help,-till caught by a savage, upon whom the father durst not fire, through fear of killing his child. One of the men rowed off his canoe towards Richmond Island for assistance, and the others with great intrepidity rushed into the midst of the Indians, and with the loss of two killed and five made captive, drove them to their canoes.' Apparently their nine-year old son Thomas was the one whose gunshot alerted the men. Son Thomas sold Robert's land in 1702."
_Johann RITZMAN __________________+
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_John Jacob RITZMAN _____|_Anna Barbara RENTZ ______________
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| | _Albrecht STRAUSS _______|_Maria Barbara LOSCH _____________
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[44671] Aaron is from Find A Grave memorial 191269630 and may be in the wrong family? Aaron and Charles were born the same year? - one of the dates is wrong - they are both from Find A Grave memorial 74240214 for their father in 2020.