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[51688] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 16 January 2017": "Winter Harbor - Robert W. Bragdon Sr. died Jan. 10, 2017, at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth after a brief illness at the age of 75. Robert was born July 28, 1941, in Bar Harbor to Nahum and Elva Bragdon. Robert was the youngest of 18 children. Robert graduated from Bar Harbor High School in 1960. He worked for many years at the Stinson Canning Co. and many years at the Corea Lobster Co-Op. Upon retiring, he opened 'The Other Place' at his home and enjoyed selling lobsters to the tourists and local people. He was a people person and enjoyed telling stories, which they loved to hear. He will be greatly missed by all. He also enjoyed going to Disneyworld, which he would never admit. Robert is survived by his wife and best friend of 38 years, Ruby Bragdon, daughters Robin Wyzokowski and husband, Mike, of Sullivan, Bobbi Ann Harris and partner, Greg Bunker, of Township 9, sons Robert W. Bragdon Jr. 'Slugger' and wife, Barbara Jean, of Winter Harbor, James Bragdon 'Punk' and wife, Pam, of Steuben and David Byers and wife, Shannon, of Lamoine, who he considered his own. He is also survived by his grandchildren Matt and Jacob Feldenzer, Shane and Kasi Harris, Kylie and Cyrus Bragdon, Brett and Wyatt Bragdon; great-grandchildren Cole Faulkingham and Braelynne Wyzokowski; brothers Elmer, Herbert and Merle; sisters Sandra Dunton, Elva Murphy and Agnes Schneider; and two great friends, Danny Backman Jr. and Gail Backman of Winter Harbor. Robert was predeceased by his parents, granddaughter Leslie Bell, brothers Kenneth, Charlie, Elgin, Bo, Richard, Nelson, Hollis, and sisters Isabel, Loretta, Sally, Elizabeth and Margaurite."
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[11938] Sir Thomas served in the wars in France, Spain, Brittany and Scotland, and was M.P. 1381-1415. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_de_Berkeley,_5th_Baron_Berkeley.
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http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "The legendary Varangian (Viking) Rurik ruled Novgorod in 862 and was succeeded by Oleg, who may have been his younger brother. Oleg united many Russian tribes and took over Kiev in 882. He imposed on the Drevlians the tax of a marten's fur from every house, and he obtained a beneficial trade treaty with the Byzantine empire in 911. Oleg was succeeded by his son Igor (r. 913-945). Igor's forces attacked Constantinople in 941, but they were defeated by the Byzantine navy and its Greek fire. The Russians campaigned in Persia in 943, and the treaty with the Byzantine emperor the next year was not as favorable for the Russians as the earlier one. Igor tried to collect tribute in the land of the Drevlians, but they killed him in 945. Since their son Svjatoslav was only a boy, Oleg's widow Olga ruled Russia for the next seventeen years. She was converted to Christianity shortly before her journey to Constantinople in 957; but her son and most of the people remained pagans."
Igor (Ingvar) may be son of Rurik. Igor is Oleg's successor and he concluded a treaty with the Byzantines in 945. He was slain by rebellious tribes at Izkorosten. http://www.umkc.edu/imc/oldrussia.htm offers: "941--- Grand Prince Igor Rurikovich amasses a fleet of several thousand ships and sails against Tsargrad with a large force of lodyas but is defeated in a sea battle off the northeast coast of the Bosphoros when Byzantine galleys, called dromons, decimate the Kievan fleet by catapulting highly combustible Greek Fire at the ships. They turn into a floating forest of flames and Igor retreats back to Kiev. 943--- Igor Rurikovich tries again with an even more powerful force, he launches a successful assault against Constantinople and claims for the Kievan Rus the right to trade with the Byzantine Empire."
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[8528] Maria (AKA Anna Maria and Mariah) is daughter of Conrad Ott (1800-1877), a farmer in Jackson Twp., Richland Co., OH, and Catherine _______ (1800-1872). Find A Grave Memorial 138576406 offers: "Mrs. Maria Briner, of Shelby, died last evening at 11:25 oclock at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. G.A. McGinley, 601 South Diamond street. Infirmities of old age were responsible for her death. Mrs. Briner came to Mansfield a week ago to visit with her granddaughter, but was taken seriously ill last Thursday and never recovered. She is 92 years of age, and had lived practically her entire life in Richland county, for many years her home in Shelby. Two sons: G. W. Briner and Conrad Briner, and a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Sharrock, of Shelby, survive her. [Mansfield News, 24 June 1919].
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[18721] Find A Grave memorial 7038208 offers: "Empress of France, Queen Consort of Italy, May 1804 to May 1814. She is best remembered as being the first wife of Emperor Napoleon I Bonaparte of France. Born Marie Josephe Rose Tascher de La Pagerie in Les Trois-Ilets, Martinique to a wealthy white Creole family, her father owned a sugar plantation. When their estate was destroyed by several hurricanes in 1766, the family struggled financially. In October 1779 she went to France with her father to become the bride of Alexandre, the son of French aristocrat Francois, Vicomte de Beauharnais, whom she married to bring financial stability to her father's family. The marriage was not happy but they had two children; a son, Eugenie and a daughter, Hortense, who would marry Napoleon Bonaparte's brother Louis in 1802. In March 1794, during the French Revolution's Reign of Terror, her husband was arrested and jailed in the Carmes prison in Paris on the charge of having poorly defended French-occupied Mainz (now part of Germany) from Prussian troops in July 1793 and was therefore considered an aristocratic 'suspect' and executed by guillotine in July 1794. She was also arrested in April 1794 for being too close to the counterrevolutionary financial circles and imprisoned at Carmes but was released following her husband's execution. She had affairs with several leading French political figures, including Paul Francois Jean Nicolas Barras, the main executive leader of the Directory regime following the French Revolution. In 1795 she met Napoleon Bonaparte who was six years younger than her and became his mistress. Napoleon proposed marriage to her in January 1796 and they were married on March 9, 1796. Known as 'Rose' before meeting Napoleon, he preferred to call her "Josephine," the name she adopted from then on. Two days after their marriage, Napoleon left to lead the French army in Italy. While he was gone, she began an affair with a Hussar lieutenant and, after hearing about it, Napoleon's love for her changed completely and they were never the same. She had expensive tastes and her debts were a constant source of conflict between them. On Christmas Eve 1800 she was almost killed in an attempt on Napoleon's life when a bomb exploded near her carriage as she was en route to attend the Opera. On December 2, 1804 she and Napoleon were crowned Emperor and Empress of France at the Notre Dame de Paris that was officiated by Pope Pius VII. When after a few years it became evident that she could not conceive a child, coupled with the death of her grandson Napoleon Charles Bonaparte who had been declared Napoleon's heir to the throne, he informed her on November 30, 1809 that he needed to find a wife who could produce an heir and requested a divorce. The following day her servants moved her possessions to the Chateau de Malmaison, an estate that she had purchased when Napoleon was in Egypt, and remained there for the rest of her life. She agreed to the divorce and on January 10, 1810 it was finalized in an official ceremony. She retained the title of empress on Napoleon's insistence and they remained on good terms. She died of pneumonia at Malmaison at the age of 50 after catching a cold. When Napoleon learned of her death while in exile on the island of Elba, he locked himself in his room for two days and refused to see anyone."
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Find A Grave memorial170796675 offers:
Son of Jacob Rupert and Rebecca Oyster. Benjamin was married 4 times and had about 21 children.
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Benj. Rupert, aged about 66 years, died on Sunday morning of pneumonia. The funeral took place on Monday from the Allbright church, a short distance west of this place. (Wed., March 16, 1881; The Indiana Herald; Huntington, IN: under heading: 'Roanoke Department.'
1m: Catherine Wansetler; parents of Jacob, Susannah, Salinda (Fifield), Daniel, Noah and Elizabeth
2m: Lucinda Wansetler/McCurdy?
3m: Ann Maken on Jan. 4, 1862
4m: Nancy A. Shroyer on June 20, 1864, in Huntington Co., IN
1850 Residing Beaver, Mahoning Co., OH: Rupart, Benj, 32; Catherine, 28; Jacob, 10; Samuel, 7; Susannah, 6; Salinda, 5; David, 3; Noah, 2; Elizabeth, 1. Occupation: laborer. 1860 Residing Jackson Twp., Huntington Co., IN: Ruppert, Benjamin, 42; Lucinda, 23; Susanna, 16; David, 14; Isaiah, 12; Catherine, 5; John, 3, and Amanda, 10/12 mos. 1870 Residing Jackson Twp., Huntington Co., IN: Rupert, Benjamine, 52; Nancy, 25; Catherine, 15; John, 13; Amanda, 10; Mary, 7; Benjamin, 5; Louisa, 3; Henry, 1. Occupation: farmer. 1880 Residing Roanoke, Huntington Co., IN. Rupert, B. 63; Nancy, 31; Benj., 14; Henry, 11; Rubin, 6; Charley, 3; Cora, 13; and Dellie, 7. Occupation: farmer.
One family record shows his burial place as an abandoned cemetery north of State Rd 114, Jefferson Twp., Whitley Co., IN.