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| (1737 - 1776) m 1767
_Thomas LYON-BOWES _______________|
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| (1749 - 1800) m 1767
_Thomas George LYON-BOWES __|
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|_Frances Dora SMITH _|
(1832 - 1922) m 1853|
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[5614] Claude is 14th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne.
_Alexander DUNBAR ___+
| (1429 - 1498)
_David Dunbar, Baronet of DURRIS _|_____________________
| (.... - 1522)
_Alexander DUNBAR _______|
| (.... - 1526) |
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| |_Christian LEARMOUTH ____|
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[4994] Mark Dunbar, Baronet of Durris and Grangehill, sold lands in 1603 with the consent of his heir, Ninian. See http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/dd/dunbar03.htm. http://www.venitap.com/Genealogy/WebCards/ps32/ps32_292.htm offers: "The whole of this parish, formerly called Durris, was included in the grant of the Earldom of Moray to Sir Thomas Randolph and, probably forming a Barony, continued in great part with the family until the forfeiture and death of Archibald Douglas, who had married the heiress of the Dunbars. Prior to this period, 1454, no subsidiary grant, except that to Lovat of the barony of Stratherrick, which lay partly in Dores and partly in Boleskine, has been noted. The widowed Countess of Moray lived to a great age, and her brother, Sir Alexander Dunbar of Westfield, hereditary Sheriff of Moray, whom some consider to have been properly heir, received in 1468, inter alia, a large part of the parish thereafter styled the barony of Durris. Sir Alexander Dunbar gave Durris to his fifth son David, who was succeeded by Alexander, and he in turn by Robert, father of David Dunbar, who was proprietor of Durris in 1569. David was succeeded by Mark Dunbar, who in 1608, with consent of Ninian Dunbar his son, sold parts of the barony of Durris, and specially Lopan, Balblair, Drummond, Little Ballichernoch, and Tirchurachan to Sir John Campbell of Calder. Source: Electric Scotland: http://www.electricscotland.com/history/inverness/chapter5.htm"
_Robert DE HOO ______+
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_Thomas HOO _________|_Hawise FITZWARIN ___
| (.... - 1345)
_William HOO ________|
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| |_Isabel ST. LEGER ___|_____________________
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| |_Alice de ST. OMER __|
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| |_Elizabeth DE ECHINGHAM _|
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[11579] Anne is daughter of Thomas, first Baron Hoo & Hastings, and Elizabeth Wychingham.
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_Emanuel WILLIAMS ___|
| (.... - 1718) m 1703|
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_John WILLIAMS ______|
| (1704 - 1780) |
| | _William MAKEPEACE ______+
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| | _William MAKEPEACE __|_Ann JOHNSON ____________
| | | (.... - 1736) m 1685
| |_Abigail MAKEPEACE __|
| (1686 - 1724) m 1703|
| | _John (Jr.) TISDALE _____+
| | | m 1664
| |_Abigail TISDALE ____|_(H)anna ROGERS _________
| (1667 - ....) m 1685
_Joshua WILLIAMS ____|
| (1747 - 1833) m 1771|
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| (1705 - ....) |
| | _Thomas LINCOLN _________+
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| | _Thomas LINCOLN _____|_________________________
| | | (1628 - ....) m 1651
| |_Mercy LINCOLN ______|
| (1670 - ....) |
| | _Jonah (or John) AUSTIN _
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| |_Mary AUSTIN ________|_________________________
| (1632 - 1694) m 1651
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|--Simeon WILLIAMS
| (.... - 1858)
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(1751 - ....) m 1771|
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[957] Simeon was probably born in Taunton, MA. He and his brother Clark were granted land 30 October 1813 by King George III about six miles from Fredericton, New Brunswick; the brothers conveyed away their interests in this parcel in 1821. While living in New Brunswick Simeon met and married Harriet Kenney (she was only 14 and he was 30 when they married; she afterward described him as "her blue eyed Yankee lover"). They moved to Great Pond, ME (when she was pregnant) to care for Simeon's aged father about 1821 and remained there. Three of their sons were born in New Brunswick before their move. Constance Hanscom Jellison reports ("Amherst, Maine" [Bar Harbor Times Pub. Co., 1975], p. 19): "The first people, after the Indians, who came to Amherst were probably Simeon and Clark Williams who ran a survey line from Bangor to Great Pond preparatory for their father Joshua and family founding the town of Great Pond. The Williams family was located at Jones Plantation, now China, Maine, by 1790. The boys ran the spotted survey line between 1798 and 1800." Baker, George W. and Marjorie L., "Munsungun to the Sea" (N.Y.: Vantage Press), pp. 19ff., tell of Simeon and his family and their life at Great Pond, reporting in part (p. 19): "Simeon...was called back from his lumbering enterprise in the St. John River valley of New Brunswick - where he had migrated with a brother in 1810 because of the severe financial difficulties in the new settlement - to care for his father. He immediately set off by ox team with his wife Harriet and four small children for Union River. He arrived in mid-winter, and directly took over responsibilities as head of his father's household. Until his death in 1833, Joshua lived in the home that Simeon provided for twelve years. During that time six more children were born to Simeon and Harriet." In addition to the children listed here, Simeon and Harriet had Eliza Jane (b. 27 Aug 1835 at Great Pond, d. in infancy). Cf. "Ancestors and Descendants of Joshua Williams and John Collar," Christine R. Brown (Knoxville, TN: Campbell, 1984).