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[32906] Mary m. Levi Spicher and had children - see the unverified Brillhart Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
[24443] See NEHGR Vol. 44 (Jan 1890), pp. 53-54. He was a founder of the Brattle Street Church in Boston, MA, later served by his son as pastor. He held the title Captain, probably as officer in a Suffolk regiment. He died en route to London, England.
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The unverified file LW1S-L5M in familysearch.org in 2021 offers: Timothy Phelps married Martha Crow 4 Nov 1686; she was the daughter of Christopher Crow and Mary Burr. She was born in May 1670 in Windsor, and died in Hebron, Connecticut. They resided in Windsor up to 1690, when they removed to Hebron, though that town was not incorporated until 1708. (Phelps Family of America) Timothy erected a log house on the farm about one mile south of Hebron Green. (Bio Record of Tolland)
Their children were born Hebron, Connecticut: Martha, born 29 Oct 1690; Timothy, born 29 Jan 1692-3, married Hannah Calkins; Noah, born 23 Jan 1694, married Ann Dyer; Cornelius, born 5 Mar 1698, married Margaret Dewey; Charles, born 26 July, 1702, married Hepsibah Stiles; Ashbel, born 1704, married Ann Pinney; Hannah, born 1706, married Benjamin Smith. (Phelps Family of America) "Here in 1706, so legend has it, the wives of Shipman and Phelps came to find their husbands. One evening the two original settlers heard strange sounds echoing across the valley, and an investigation revealed their families standing on the rock [Prophet's Rock] calling for them. It is conjecture whether they really could be heard. Be that as it may, the men were overjoyed to be reunited with their families. Martha Crow Phelps thought her place was with her husband and on her own initiative had resolved the situation. Bringing with her the goods that would make life in a virgin area more bearable, she camped along the way as the trip apparently took a few days. It is said she did not hurry, but negotiated the rough going stoically, clutching her Bible to herself as she lay down in the shelter of rocks and rested under fallen trees. Born in Windsor 36 years before, it could not have been an easy decision to make the journey, for Martha's mother had 'disappeared' many years before when she had set out on a like journey to seek her husband." (from a NOTE: From John Sibun's book Our Town's Heritage 1708-1958 Hebron, Connecticut, published by Douglas Library, Hebron, CT, 1975: 26 August 2013 by Suzanne Kolts Brown).
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The unverified Hutchins Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 provides this person. Find A Grave memorial 29794761 lists his children and offers: "Son of Joseph Hutchins, Jr. b 1741 and Anna ___ of Kittery. Solomon was a Patriot in Revolutionary War. Solomon m. Hannah Lewis b. 1767. Solomon and Hannah raised their family on a farm located on the east end of Lovell Lake, Sanbornville, NH. They had 15 Children. Solomon Hutchins (Joseph, Samuel) born May 10, 1760, Kittery; died 3 Aug 1846 Wakefield, NH; m.5 Aug 1784, York, Hannah Lewis b. 7 Dec 1767; d 9 Sept 1838. Lived on a farm in Wakefield and buried in farm cemetery across road from their home.
Solomon enlisted Kittery and went to Cambridge while the British were occupying Boston, served two months. Re-enlisted for 12 mo in MA Service at Fort Sullivan. Oct 1777, entered on board (at Portsmouth, NH) the US Sloop of war 'Ranger', Capt. John Paul Jones, commanding, Thomas Simpson 1st Lt., Mr. Hall 2nd Lt., Mr. Sullivan, sailing master. He served as a Marine under Lt. Wallingford, sailed for Brest, France, was in action when the British ship 'Drake' was captured by the 'Ranger'. Lt. Wallngford was shot through the head by a musket all and killed. Solomon returned to Portsmouth NH and was discharged in Oct. On 27 Oct 1779 he again entered on the 'Ranger', Capt Thompson Simpson, commanding. Solomon was appointed Coxswain, took nine 'sail' of the Jamacan fleet, he was put on one prize which was retaken by the British and he was then taken to Halifax as a prisoner until the cartel arrived from Boston and he was redeemed. He returned to Portsmouth where the 'Ranger' was lying, went on board and sailed for Charleston, SC in the 'Ranger' with the 'Providence' and 'Queen of France'. At Charleston the 'Ranger' was blockaded and captured. Subsequently the officers, including Solomon Hutchins, and men of the 'Ranger' somehow escaped from the British and, under their own officers, traveled overland until, after many tribulations, they finally arrived back in Portsmouth. (courtesy: HUGH by Jack Randolph Hutchins)"
[53946] The unverified file L7BR-PSM provides Anna and Solomon and offers: "When Anabella Milroy was born in June 1833, in Nova Scotia, Canada, her father, David Milroy, was 44 and her mother, Jemima Hollis, was 39. She had at least 6 sons with Solomon Perkins Jr.. She lived in Maine, United States in 1870 and Cooper, Washington, Maine, United States for about 30 years."
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[48176] "Globe-Gazette [Mason City, Iowa], 19 September 2000," p . 10: "Hansell - Funeral services for Verla (Ritzman) Penticoff will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Hansell United Methodist Church in Hansell, with the Rev. Julie Poore-Christensen officiating. Burial will be at the Ingham Township Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Sietsema Vogel Funeral Home in Hampton. Memorials may be directed to the family to be divided among North Iowa Hospice, cancer research and the Hansell United Methodist Church. Today we pay tribute to Verla (Ritzman) Penticoff, who was born on July 14, 1926, in Butler County. She was the daughter of Vern Sr. and Flossie (Truax) Ritzman. Verla was baptized on the 4th day of April, 1946. Verla was raised on a farm south of Dumont. She attended Clutterville rural school in Madison Township for eight years and graduated from Dumont High School in 1946. After graduation, during World War II, she worked in the hemp plant at Hampton. She also worked at the Marshall Canning Co. for several years and then at Davies Manufacturing Co. until she was married. On Feb. 21, 1947, she was united in marriage to Ray 'Jack' Penticoff at the United Methodist Church in Troy, Kan. They celebrated their 53rd anniversary this millennium year. To this union a daughter, Rita Mae, was born. Verla joined the Hansell United Methodist Church on the 4th day of March 1953 and attended there until her health prevented her from doing so. Verla and Jack farmed north of Hansell all their married life. Verla loved the outdoors, her flowers, gardening, mowing and helping out where needed. She enjoyed snowmobiling and motorcycling with friends in the area. Verla was a great helpmate to her husband and a wonderful mother. She taught Sunday school for 13 years. She also taught Bible school and enjoyed helping with the Hansell United Methodist Church functions. On Sunday the 17th day of September, 2000, Verla went to her heavenly home at the age of 74 years, two months and three days. Verla is survived by her husband, Jack; their daughter, Rita, and son-in-law, Trent Gerdes; and two granddaughters, Melanie and Morgan, of Waterloo; two brothers, Vern Ritzman, of Hampton and Harold Ritzman, of Nashua; two sisters, Marlis Nielsen, of Hampton and Audrey Stemmerman, of Allison. Her parents preceded her in death."
[6631] Bernardino is son of Leonardo Sarra and Florence Mottola. Bernardino and Kathleen resided in 1977 at Flander Road, Southington, Conn. 06489. They had no children.
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[42001] This line is from the unverified Brown Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017. Find A Grave memorial 175151632 states William was b. in 1510 and d. in 1538.
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[45950] Christopher and Mary are from the unverified "American Ancestors," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:3:MM8T-QJR : accessed 2 January 2020), entry for Christopher Strout Jr, cites sources; "User:ricknesta Tree:Esther Irish Geni.com" file (2:3:2:MMM9-S48), submitted 22 May 2018 by Esther I.