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A file in Ancestry.com offers: "Etzold-Francis ancestors traced through William Haden to King James IV of Scotland
"1400's to Present , Scotland
"The lineage of William Peak Etzold, through his great grandfather William B Francis, traces back into the annals of Scottish royalty. Through the Francis line to Elisabeth A Wheeler to Francis Haden Brown, to Caroline A Smith to Elizabeth Brown Haden and then to William D Haden, whose grandparents were Unity Lane (1738-1789) and William Haden (1728-1789), then to the Douglas clan from Scotland, through Margaret Douglas (William Haden's mother) to William Douglas. William Douglas, 1st Duke of Queensberry PC (1637-1695) also 3rd Earl of Queensberry and 1st Marquess of Queensberry was a Scottish politician. He was the son of James Douglas, 2nd Earl of Queensberry and his second wife Margaret Stewart, daughter of John Stewart, 1st Earl of Traquair . He was appointed a Scottish Privy Councillor in 1667, Lord Justice General from 1680 to 1682, Lord High Treasurer of Scotland from 1682 to 1686. He was created Marquess of Queensberry on 11 Feb 1682 and Duke of Queensberry on 3 Nov 1684, with remainder of his heirs male. He refused to support James II' s measures against the established church in 1685. He was Lord President of the Privy Council from 1686 to 1689. In 1687 he was accused of maladministration by the Earl of Perth and was stripped of his appointments. From 1685 he was one of the lords of Privy Council for both Scotland and England.
"Through his mother comes the first royal blood, Margaret Stewart (1629-1672) who was born and died at Drumlanrig Castle, Scotland. Her father was John Stewart (1600-1659), the First Earl of Traquair, who was a Scottish statesman, the son of John Stewart, the younger, of Traquair in Peeblesshire , of a branch, originally illegitimate, of the house of Buchan, and was created Baron Stewart of Traquair in 1628 and earl of Traquair in 1633 which officially legitimatized the connection to the throne of Scotland.
"But, this Traquair line is not the only connections to royalty. Going back to the Douglas line, through Margaret Stewart's husband, James Douglas (1604-1671), we trace through William Douglas (1582-1640) to his parents, James Douglas and Mary Fleming (1563-1635). It is the Fleming family, specifically Mary Fleming's grandmother Janet Stewart (1500-1562), where the Royal Stewart ancestry is anchored, albeit with another illegitimate tryst: Lady Janet Stewart was the daughter of King James IV of Scotland and his mistress Isabel Buchan, daughter of James Stewart the First Laird of Buchan (1442-1499). Some sources say that Lady Janet was the daughter of Agnes, Isabel's half-sister, and King James IV. Either way, the connection to the royal Scottish line is tied to these two women (half-sisters) and their love for King James IV of Scotland."
Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Douglas,_1st_Duke_of_Queensberry
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[21763] Ruth's obituary from Find A Grave memorial 172755253: "Bucksport - Ruth Sherman died November 13, 2016, at a Bangor facility. She was born April 23, 1917, in Blue Hill, the daughter of Jesse and Maggie (Emmerton) Murch. She married Amasa (Stubby) Edwin Sherman Sr. on September 14, 1935. They lived in Bangor until they moved to Orono. A few years after her husband's death, she relocated to Bangor, then moving to Bucksport in the last couple of years of her life. In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by her sisters, Thelma Boothby, Eva Leach and Winnifred Alley; and brothers, David Murch and Clyde Jerome. She has one surviving sister, Patricia Woods. She was predeceased by her children, Frederick Sherman, Stanley Sherman, Charlotte LaPointe,and Amasa (Stubby) Sherman Jr. Two of her grandchildren predeceased her as well. She is survived by her daughters, Sharon Sparks and her husband, Richard, of Bucksport and Dianne O. White and her husband, Gregory, of Bucksport. She is also survived by her daughter-in-law, Joyce Prouty Sherman of Dover-Foxcroft ,who was very dear to her. Ruth had 29 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and 27 great-great-grandchildren. She has numerous nieces and nephews, with whom she was very close, along with greats and great-greats as well. Ruth held a variety of jobs over the years. As a young married woman during the Depression, she was well known for her wedding cakes. She delivered most of them by foot all over Bangor, and purchasers needed to provide the sugar through their rations. After they moved to Orono, she was an amazing homemaker raising five children at the time, and often hosting her nieces and nephews. In the fifties she had another child, and again was a homemaker for a few years. During the fifties and sixties, she worked at Sigma Nu (Orono campus), where she was inducted as an Honorary Member of the fraternity. She also worked at Sigma Chi. By the 1970s, she was working at the Airport Mall as a cook, first at Freeses Department Store, and then at Week's Family Restaurant. Almost everyone in the Mall called her 'Mother.' At 72 she retired for the first time, but went back to work before a year was out. She worked because she loved it, not because she needed the money. She was a gifted, loving, wise, witty and amazing woman. She never lost her recall ability, and told so many stories of her life and the world around her to the delight of us all. She will be sadly missed; we were fortunate to have her in our lives for so long."
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[38975] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 23 June 1939," p. 1: "Richland county's oldest resident and only centenarian, Mrs. Mary Sackman Beasore, died last night at her home near Lucas. She was 100 years old last January. She died in the old Beasore home in which she had spent most of her married ilfe, and her funeral will be held in the Mt. Zion church which she had attended for more than 80 years. Five generations of the family had resided in the Beasore house, four of them at one time. Although suffering from the infirmities of old age, she had been ill only two weeks. Mrs. Beasore was born on Jan. 20, 1839, during the administration of President Martin Van Buren, the daughter of Henry and Susanna Ernsberger Sackman. Her father's family came to Ohio from Pennsylvania by covered wagon shortly after Richland county was laid out, sometime in the 1820's. When she was five months old her father caught the fever to go west, and in a covered wagon she was moved to Missouri where her father cleared land and built a cabin. Here she lived until she was six years old, when the family, disillusionrd from their dream of wealth, came back to Ohio and the old home near Lucas. In the early '60's she married George Beasore, whom she had known from childhood. Three sons were born to them, all now deceased. Mrs. Beasore had a remarkable memory. When she was interviewed last January on her 100th birthday, she recalled that she was still a child in Missouri when news came that Gen. Taylor had defeated Santa Ana at Buena Vista, and that it was shortly after her marriage that the nation was upset by the assassination of President Lincoln. She recalled many incidents of her early childhood and historical events of the past century. To her Johnny Appleseed was not a legend, but a real figure who had made friends with neighbors of her parents, and whose eccentricities were frequently discussed but never laughed at by the settlers whom he had befriended. Mrs. Beasore lived in the old home which had been built by her husband's father, Daniel Beasore, during the early 1840's while she was a child in Missouri. Residing with her was a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cora Beasore, her grand-daughter, Mrs. Gaylord Mowers and husband, and two great grandchildren and their wives. Mrs. Beasore was the last of six children, her sister, Mrs. Margaret France, 92, Cincinnati, dying several months ago. Her husband died in 1894. She is survived by two grandchildren, Mrs. Mowers, and George Beasore; nine gerat grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren."