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[37682] This peson is from the unverified http://babsonhistorical.org in 2014 which offers: He as granted "six acres of upland ground at the cape and it fell out to by Lott to be the Twenty first Lott in number" on 27 Feb 1687/88 at Gloucester. He was granted "one acre between the high hill and the highway that leads to Norman's Oh, not to prejudice the way that comes out of the wood" at Gloucester. He was granted "4 acres of swampy ground above the Long Bridge" at Gloucester after 1688. He received a grant of land from his mother, Elinor Hill, in exchange for her maintenance on 13 Aug 1695. On 11 May 1696 at Gloucester Richard sold about a quarter acre of land to his brother-in-law, Thomas Witham, located adjacent to land Thomas had already received from his Mother-in-Law, Eleanor Babson. He sold John Smith, Senr, a common right in Gloucester at Gloucester on 24 May 1697. Richard Babson (7) sold lot #60 to John Smith, Senr on 9 Mar 1709 at Gloucester. On 26 Aug 1712 Richard Babson (7) sold land at Ipswich to Jacob Davis on the south side of the road lading to Chebacco in Ipswich. He also sold him 12 acres on Chebacco side on the line between Gloucester and Manchester on 26 Aug 1712. He sold land at Gloucester on 20 Jun 1715 "boatman, alias fisherman," mortgaged to Col. Samuel Brown, Esq. of Salem, on 20 June 1715, the homestead where he dwelled, consisting of a dwelling house and about 5 acres of land, bounded easterly by Fresh Water Cove, northeasterly by a Mill Brook, westerly by ye highway and easterly by Richard Dolliver's land, along with all the "fruit trees timber wood underwood rocks stones mines mineralls & all the privileges & appurtenances there unto belonging..." Richard was to pay Samuel Brown "£32 current money ... at or before the fifteenth day of November next." There were clearly some extensions granted as the mortgage was not fully discharged until 16 April 1719. Richard Babson (7) discharged a mortgage on 16 Apr 1719. He was granted in Feb 1720 at Falmouth, ME. He sold to his son John on 5 Oct 1720 "all my houseing & Land Lying in Gloucester being Scituate in or near fresh water Cove in glocester ... Containing about one acre & halfe..." Richard and his wife Jane acknowledged this deed at Falmouth, York County the following day. Richard Babson (7) was granted additional land at at Falmouth, ME, on 13 Mar 1721. Richard Babson (7) appears on the muster roll as a "Centenll" between 1 Jun 1725 and 30 Jun 1725 at Capt. John Gray's company. He ended military service on 30 Nov 1725. He sold land at Falmouth, ME, on 29 Sep 1729 Richard sold to Moses Pearson, Joyner, for £28 all his right and interest in the Township of Falmouth, which is "equal to any one of the present Comoners or Inhabitants of sd Township" which he held by "Vertue of my being a Commoner of sd according to the Scheme for the Settling sd Town (Except my thirty Acre Lot which I have already disposed of...)." On 11 May 1730 is the last date his name appears in the town meeting records at Falmouth, ME.
[53918] Catherine is said to be daughter of William Banks (1724-1826) & Elizabeth "Betsey" Crockett.
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Find A Grave memorial 110351673 offers:
Rebecca Galloway was born October 7, 1791, near Lexington, Kentucky. She was the daughter of James Galloway, who had been born in Pennsylvania in 1750. He served in the Revolution for nearly two years as a soldier and hunter, providing meat for his regiment. In 1798, the Galloway family came as some of the earliest settlers to the northern area of Greene County, Ohio. The family built a two-story log cabin about a mile from the large Indian village of Old Chillicothe, which is now called Old Town. It is located between Fairborn and Xenia.
A frequent visitor was the great Shawnee chief, Tecumseh, who lived near Old Town. As Rebecca was growing up, she would entertain Tecumseh by the hour, helping to improve his English and reading to him from the Bible and her family's large library of books. Their friendship eventually blossomed into love. Tecumseh asked Rebecca's father for her hand in marriage. In 1808, marriage at age sixteen was not unusual for a young woman, nor was it unusual for a widower to seek the hand of such a woman, but this courtship was different. After long consideration on both sides, it was decided that such a match could not possibly work.
Before he kissed her a sad farewell, Tecumseh promised that his warriors would give humane treatment to those captured by the Indians in battle. This promise was kept as long as he lived. Tecumseh, Chief of the Shawnees, became one of the most remarkable men of his race. He fell in battle on October 5, 1813, at the age of 45. That same year, Rebecca married her cousin George, bore six children, and lived out her life in a home five miles east of Xenia. She died in 1876 and is buried in Woodland Cemetery in Xenia. The original Galloway cabin is now part of the Greene County Historical Society's complex of buildings in Xenia.
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[32879] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorges_family offers: "Edward, son of the above-mentioned Thomas Gorges of Langford, was granted the Barony of Dundalk in Ireland. Both he and his son Richard (d.1712) sat in the Irish Parliament for the constituency of Ratoath. The Barony became extinct on the death of the 2nd Baron in 1712, even though the latter seems to have had a son. The tomb of the 2nd Baron of Dundalk can be seen at Stetchworth, St Peter in East Cambridgeshire."
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[30022] Shown as illigitimate child of William and his mistress _____de Hythus by http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands.
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[48410] William's obituary is in the "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 11 December 1926, p. 23.
He is probably not the Anselm Tupper about whom http://www.newenglandancestors.org offers:
"He was born at Easton, Massachusetts 11 October 1763 [i] ; died at Marietta, Ohio, 25 December 1808, unmarried. Anselm was the eldest son of Colonel Benjamin, an Original Member of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati, and Huldah (White)Tupper. The following sketch for his service in the Revolutionary War appears in Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War (16:143-144) Ansel Tupper (also given as Anselm), Chesterfield. Ensign, Col. Tuppers (11th) Regt.; list of officers promoted in the Continental Army and for whom warrants were made out; warrant issued Sept. 16, 1780; also, list of commissioned officers of 11th Mass. Regt., dated Sept. 15, 1780, as returned by Col. Benjamin Tupper, together with a list of officers recommended to fill vacancies in his regiment by said Col. Tupper and Gen. Washington; said Ansel Tupper reported as an Ensign who had served as a volunteer from March 15, 1780; ordered in Council Sept. 26, 1780, that said officers be commissioned; also, Lieutenant, Col. Tuppers Regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from Sept. 26, 1780, to Dec. 31, 1780; residence, Chesterfield; also, Ensign, 11th Mass. Regt.; return of officers for clothing, dated Boston, Dec. 15, 1780; also, communication addressed to His Excellency Gov. Hancock, dated Boston, Dec. 11, 1780, signed by Col. Benjamin Tupper, stating that His Excellency Gen. Washington had expressed his opinion that all vacancies which existed before Nov. 1, 1780, ought to be filled in order to bring about a settlement of ranks as authorized under the new arrangement for the army, and recommending that certain officers be promoted to fill vacancies in the 11th Mass. Regt.; said Tupper, Ensign, to be promoted to Lieutenant, his appointment to date from Sept. 1, 1780; ordered in Council Dec. 15, 1780, that warrants be issued to said officers; also, Ensign, Capt. Stephen Abbots (Light Infantry) co., Col. Tuppers Regt.; muster roll of filed, staff, and commissioned officers for Oct., Nov., and Dec., 1780, dated Hutts near West Point; appointed Sept. 26, 1780; also, Lieutenant and Adjutant, Col. Benjamin Tuppers (10th) Regt., commanded by Col. Thomas Marshall prior to Jan. 1, 1781; service from Jan. 1, 1781, 24 mos.; also, Lieutenant, 6th Mass. Regt. commanded by Col. Tupper; return of officers entitled to the commutation of five years full pay in lieu of half pay, agreeable to act of Congress of March 22, 1783; also, Adjutant, 2d Mass. Regt.; muster roll of filed and staff officers for May and June, 1783, with such non-commissioned officers as were not attached to any company; also, Lieutenant and Adjutant, Lieut. Col. E. Sprouts (2nd) Regt.; returns of effectives between July 11, 1783, and Aug. 15, 1783, dated Philadelphia, signed by said Tupper; also, order on Capt. Heywood, Agent, 6th Mass. Regt., payable to Lieut. Joshua Danforth, dated Chesterfield, March 12, 1784, signed by said Tupper, for wages, etc., due for service as Lieutenant and Adjutant in 6th Mass. Regt.
After the war he was engaged as a surveyor of the Northwest Territory (Ohio) with his father; removed in the first group of settlers to Marietta, Ohio, 7 April 1788, with his parents. He was the first school teacher in Marietta; was said to have been proficient in the classical languages and in mathematics, and to have possessed a polished demeanor. Tiring of frontier life, he went on a long voyage: down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers; across the Atlantic; through the Mediterranean to Trieste, Austria-Hungary; returned home several years later.
Anselm was an Original Member of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati from 1783 until 1808. He was granted a Bounty Land Warran 1 April 1790. [ii] A portrait of Anselm was reproduced in Chafflins History of Easton, Mass. (1886) on p. 256.
[i] William L. Chafflin, History of Easton, Mass. (Cambridge, MA: John Wilson & Son, 1886), p. 17
[ii] Virgil D. White, Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, (Waynesboro, TN., National Historical Publishing Co., 1992) 3:3554 (BLW # 2156-200)"