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[34408] William is said to have m. Margaret de Toft (b. ca. 1236).
[55891] Diana is daughter of Arthur F. Gilman (1894-1955) & Della May Beaulieu (b. in 1896; m. 18 July 1914 in Augusta, Kennebec Co., ME).
His descendant, Margaret ("Jill") Goode Bohman published "Genealogy of Peter Mograge (Morgrage) and His Descendants" in 2003. Copies are available from her (P.O.Box 99, Campbellstown, KY 40011 - MJGTAMPA@aol.com) and are in several libraries (including the Witherle Library, Castine, ME). Peter came from York Co., ME to Penobscot, ME. His will was probated in 1832 (Vol. 1, pg. 35, Docket 9229, Castine). His homestead was near the Castine Cottages on Rt. 166.
Notes for Peter Morgrage, Sr. from "Norton and Grimes Genealogy" by Frank Grimes on RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project, 2005: "The earliest ancestor in America was John Moggaridge, who is spoken of in the 'York Deeds,' Book 4 York, Maine; also William and others who lived in the middle and latter part of 1600.
"John Mogaridge and his son Samuel of York, lived in Old Newbury, Mass., prior to 1700. They were ship builders, and among the earliest shipwrights in New England. Their shipyard was called Mogaridge's Point, for many years; (where Jackman's Wharf is or was) A copy of a contract to build a ship for two Englishmen is preserved in the records of Newburyport, Mass.
"In the Massachusetts Archives are to be found the names of several Morgrages and Morgridges who were in the Revolutionary War, from York; Amesbury and Newbury. Samuel Mogridge under Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, and William Morgrage, at Bunker Hill, from York.
"Is listed in 1784 List of Penobscot Settlers."
For a detailed history of the area, see "Penobscot, Maine 1761-2011," Mark E. Honey (Bangor, ME: Snowman Printing, 2011) [distrubted by the Penobscot Historical Society]
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[16980] Lydia is daughter of Jonathan Tinker and Abigail Daws who resided at Seaville (Tinker Island), ME. John Eastman {jew@europa.com} 7/98 reports that their daughter Lydia, b. 28 June 1809, m. Capt. Ruben Freeman Dodge, moved to Sedgwick, ME, and that Capt. Dodge was in CA in 1850. Eastman gives other children of Capt. Jonathan and Abigail: Capt. John F. Tinker, b. 4 July 1806, m. Phebe Marie Milliken; Capt. Hosea Tinker (?), b. 29 April 1808, m. Mary Jane Billings and m. (2) Phebe ____(?), moved to Foxboro, MA; Sallie Tinker, b. 1810/1811, unmarried, r. Sedgwick, ME; Capt. James T. Tinker, b. ca. 1812, m. Hannah D. Milliken, both buried on Tinkers Island; Capt. William L. Tinker, b. 1814, m. Amanda B. Sawyer, moved to Sedgwick, ME; Rachel Tinker, b. 1818, m. Henry Leland, r. Sedgwick and moved to East Boston; Abigail M. Tinker, b. 8 April 1821, m. Joshua Watson, r. Sedgwick.
[3762] Ness was one of the hostages for William in 1174. See "Plantagenet Ancestry," W. H. Turton (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1928), p. 100.