[3793] {Name from W.H.Turton, "The Plantagenet Ancestry" (Balt.: Gen. Pub. Co.,1968), p. 23.}
[27239] This person is not verified, but is offered in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007. Recent research is offered in "The NEHG Register: The Journal of American Genealogy, Vol. 171" (Boston, MA: NEGHS, 2017), pp. 129-132. See "Some Descendants of Roger Billings of Dorchester, Massachusetts," Helen Schatvet Ullmann (Boston: Newbury Street Press [NEHGS], 2012), "Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Vol. 4," William Richard Cutter (New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1908), p. 1942 and "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 40.
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http://patp.us/genealogy/bio/buller.aspx reports:
"Richard was the eldest son of Francis Buller, who served as sheriff of Cornwall, and Thomasine Williams, daughter of Thomas Williams, a speaker of the House of Commons early in Elizabeth's reign. Richard married Alice Hayward in 1601, probably in London; she was the daughter of Rowland Hayward, an alderman who twice served as Lord Mayor of London, and Katherine Smythe, daughter of London 'Customer' Thomas Smythe. Richard was 'aged 37 and more at his father's death.' He 'was seated at Shillingham near Saltash, and represented Cornwall in the House of Commons. In the early part of the civil war, he actively espoused the cause of the parliament. His eldest son Francis was a royalist, and was one of those designed to be specially honoured by Charles II, his estates being valued at £3000/yr, which was more than those of his contemporaries.' (A History of Liskeard). Richard's will was dated 30 Mar 1640; he died in Feb 1646/47 at Plymouth, Devonshire.
"The sources I've found tell of the opening battles in Cornwall and the rout of the parliamentarians by the royal forces -- and after that, no more mention of Richard. I am trying to find more on his career and family. I need access to parliamentary histories that aren't available to me.
"I have found some information on his property holdings in the Parliamentary Survey of the Duchy of Cornwall 1650, compiled by Norman for the Devon & Cornwall Record Society, Torquay:
"He held the manor of Helstone in Trigg. 'This manor lay mainly in the parish of Michaelstow, but extended into St. Tudy, Lanteglos by Camelford, Tintagel, Davidstow and Advent. It was one of the ancient manors of the Duchy, and included the important Park of Helsbury.' 'There is not any mannor or mansion house within the said mannor but the demeasnes land belonginge to the foresaid mannor and lett in lease are as followeth: 'All that parcel called and knowen by the name of the Deere Parke of Lanteglosse, lately disparked and devided into severall inclosures of meadow, pasture and arrable ground conteyning one hundred twentie six acres. 'All that other parcell of land knowen and called by the name of Helsbury Parke alsoe lately disparked and devided into severall enclosures ... conteyning by mensuracon [306 ac.].' 'Sir Richard Buller kt, by Letters Patent of 5 May 1627, the disparked parks of Lanteglosse [Lanteglos by Camelford] and Hellesbury [Helsbury in Michaelstow]. Term 99 years on the lives of John Buller (dec.), Anthony (25), and William (24), sons of Richard Buller. Rent £10 13s 4d . Imp. val. £126 8s 8d. Exceptions, etc.; to keep premises in good order and to plant 12 trees yearly. 'The timber trees, pollards and sapplins in Lanteglosse Parke are valued to be worth ... £13 2s.
"He also held the manor of Trematon. 'Leaseholders had some assignments 1633-1634 6d. Md. that there hath beene cutt out of Lanteglosse Parke by Mr Buller or his assignes 6 acres of coppice wood which he sould for 5 poundes the acre which amounteth to in the whole L30. 'The timber trees, sapplins and pollards groweing in the hedge rowes and other partes of the Parke of Helsebury are valued to be worth . .. £82 10s. The under woodes groweing in the said parke being 18 acres amongest which are valued divers sapplins and timber trees is valued to be worth ... £180.' next mention: 'Borough of Essa alias Saltash. The borough of Saltash was created within the manor of Trematon. Both were ancient manors of the Duchy. 'High rents or rents of assize. 'Sir Richard Buller 3 burgages, 3 half burgages, rent 2s 3d.'
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[17107] "The Folk of Majorbigwaduce," Limeburner, Grace (N. Brooksville, ME - typescript, at Bangor Public Library), p. 89, states that Eliza m. 2 Nov 1820 Ichabod Doble.
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[40336] Emily is daughter of Israel Ely and Anna Ingalls.
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[34808] Elizabeth's information is from the unverified Baker Family file in Ancestry.com in 2013.
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[42381] This person is from the unverified Seitz tree in Ancestry.com in 2017 which states Christian arrived in Lancaster Co., PA in 1717.
Shared by email 1/7/2000:
I found your genealogy page during a web search for KALBACH names. Your Adam KAHLBACH seems to be my very distant cousin, I am in contact with his direct descendants and will forward your page to them. I have some family relationship info on him, his ancestors, and his descendants. I'm still organizing and searching at a slow pace so do not have it in GEDCOM format yet (I'm still scribbling on paper). Much of this line is from the family history of this branch, and I don't have the paper to back it up yet. I do have complete confidence in it, and as soon as I have most of the relationships straight I'll start searching for documents.
ADAM KALBACH b.1740 - d.1801,
+ Maria Eva Spang, b.1745 - d.1818
9 (or 11, depending on source) childrern, including:
MICHAEL KALBACH
+ Magdelena ?????
3 children, including:
JOHN ADAM KALBACH, b.1788 - d. 1865 (?)
+ Sarah Wenrich
9 children, including:
ISAAC KALBACH
+Christina Koch
I do have the names of all the above children plus those of Isaac and Christina's descendants, which continue to those generations still living. My research goal is to show as completelly as possible the descendency of my ancestors, so far I have three distinctly separate branches, including mine, from that Adam (b.1740) Kalbach of Berks Co. Pa. I'll pass your website along to two branches of those descendants who I presume will be very interested to contact you. I'll gather up
all the stuff I have (I've been promising myself to do it each weekend) and send it to you as soon as I'm able.
Would you mind if I included parts of your research and information in my finished project?? I'll give appropriate credit to you of course, and do not plan to earn profit from my completed Kalbach project. I look forward to corresponding with you, and expect that my distant cousins may e-mail you as well.
Regards, Chris Kalbach (kal@alaska.net)
- original data input from: Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4418, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997
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Mrs. Byrd Miles (p. 3), referenced under Humphrey Kynaston, gives his name as Sir Roger Kynaston and reports he is "the fourth son of Griffin Kynaston of Stokes. He was the founder of the Hardley Branch of the Kynaston family. 'He lived in a busy period, fitted to exotte [sic] the energies of his natures; all his attachments to the cause - - of the legitimate monarchy.' He married first Elizabeth, daughter of Lord Cobham of Sterbough, by whom he had his eldest son. He married second Elizabeth, sister of Richard Gray, Lord Powis, by whom his other children were born. His wives were both of high rank, and 'in consequence of these connections, joined to his personal valour, he afforded powerful aid to the house of York (in the War of the Roses) and also to the victory of Blore Heath on Sept. 23, 1459, which enabled the Earl of Salisbury to join the Duke of York near Ludlow.' At this Battle he personally vanquished and slew Lord Audley, the Lancastrian General, and took his arms, ermine, a chevon gules. 'At the subsequent Field of Ludlow where the Duke had gathered a puisuant armie, Roger Kynaston, Esquire appeared in arms against the King, and though he was of course included in the subsequent attainer of King Henry's Parliament, yet so great was his popularity with the House of Commons, that he with Walter Hopton of Hopton Castle, and three others, was at especial prayer of the House, dismissed upon payment of a fine.' He was appointed Sheriff of Shropshire in 1462 and again in 1470 in which year he was knighted by King Henry VI. Later he was commissioned Constable of Middle Knockin Castles. In 1488 he received a grant of the office of Constable of Harleck and soon afterwards was appointed Sheriff and Escheator of Merioneth County in Wales for life. He died 1495/96."
https://www.houseofnames.com/kenniston-family-crest offers: "The forbears of the name Kenniston once lived in or near some now-lost place called Kynaston, which experts agree was probably in the English border county of Shropshire. The surname Kenniston belongs to the category of habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
Early Origins of the Kenniston family
The surname Kenniston was first found in Shropshire, where they held a family seat as Lords of the Manor of Kinnerly, some say before the Norman Conquest of England by Duke William of Normandy in 1066. Conjecturally they are descended from the Princes of Powys in Wales, through Griffith, son of Joerweth Goch, Lord of Mochnan, younger son of Meredith, Prince of Powis who took refuge in Shropshire. King Henry III of England gave him lands in that county. He married Matilda, the heiress of Ralph le Strange by whom he acquired the Manor of Kinnerly. Griffith' son, Griffith Vychan settled at Tre-gynvarth, which, when anglicized, is Kynvarth's Town, which, when spoken, became slurred into Kynastown, or Kynaston.
[278] Athelbert is son of Wichmann, Count in Sachsen, and his wife Imminhild_____.