[41920] For this line and Jacob's parents and family, see the unverified file in 2017 at http://bergergirls.com. Also see Find A Grave memorial 33587728.
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[54780] "The Bangor Daily News [ Bangor, Maine]," 20 September 2023: "Brewer - Philip Banks, 64, died after a long illness on September 19, 2023, in the home he shared with his fiancé, Peggy Van Puerson. Prior to his illness, Phil was known for his sharp mind and quick wit. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics and computer science from the University of Maine Orono and his Masters in Business Administration from the D'Amore- Mckim school of business at Northeastern University. Phil was always pushing himself academically and despite his illness, pursued a doctorate degree in business administration at Tourou University. In the early days of computers and technology he excelled as the director of technology at Fidelity Investments and later, after getting his MBA, was a Global acquisitions Manager at the Boston Consulting Group. He was predeceased by his parents, Dr. Ronald and Helena Banks. He is survived by his fiancé; his daughter, Renee Banks; his sisters, Kate, Amy and Nancy Banks; his niece, Jayme Banks; and his nephews, Alex Banks, Peter and Max Mezzomo."
[48450] Flora is daughter of Moses Blake (1805-1877) & Martha Bates (1815-1894).
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[2102] 'Lancashire Fines: 11-20 Edward III', Final Concords for Lancashire, Part 2: 1307-77 (1902), pp. 102-23. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk offers in 2007: "Margaret, daughter and heir of Sir John de Longvillers and wife of Geoffrey de Nevill, lord of Hornby, jure uxoris suæ, died in the 12 Edward II., 1319. By inquest taken at Hornby on 4th April, in that year, it was found that she died seised of the Castle and Honour of Hornby with the appurtenances, and that her grandson, John, son of John de Nevill, was her next heir, of the age of 18 years at the Feast of St. Andrew last past (30th November, 1318). John de Nevill died without issue 9 Edward III., 1335, and by inquest taken at Hornby, on Wednesday after the Purification of the B.V.M., 10 Edward III. (7th February, 1336), it was found that Robert de Nevill, his cousin, was his next heir. Returning to Margaret de Nevill, she had issue by Geoffrey de Nevill-(1) John, her eldest son, named above, who died during her lifetime; (2) Geoffrey, who is stated to have held one knight's fee in Hornby in the 4 Edward III., when Henry, Earl of Lancaster, caused a reasonable aid to be levied to make his eldest son a knight (Duchy of Lancaster, Knights' Fees 1-11, mm. 28 and 31); (3) Robert, who probably succeeded to the Castle and Honour of Hornby in 1336, as heir to his nephew, and had issue, Sir Robert de Nevill, chivaler, who was summoned to Parliament as a Baron, 25th February, 1342 [The Complete Peerage, vi, p. 14, says-"Nothing further is known of him."]; and (4) Sir Edmund de Nevill, chivaler, who was knight of the shire for Lancaster, 12 Edward II., received pardon for participation in the death of Peter de Gavaston, and the same year was commissioner of array and leader of the levies for co. Lancaster; was again knight of the shire, 15 Edward II., and was summoned to the Great Council at Westminster, 17 Edward II. and 1 Edward III. He died 11th December, 31 Edward III., 1357. He occurs in the Extent of the county made in 1322, as holding with Richard de Rigmayden the moiety and the 4th part [rectius two-thirds] of the town of Middleton, near Lancaster, by the yearly service of 26s. 8d. He married Isolda, dau. and heir of Robert de Flamborough, of Leversedge, co. York, by whom he had issue- (1) William, his son and heir, named in this Fine, who married Alina, dau. of * * * de Harrington, and was ancestor of a long line of Nevills of Nevill Hall, in Ulverston, and of Leversedge, co. York. (See Foster's Visitation of Yorks., p. 246); (2) John; (3) Isabel, who married Robert de Prestcote, father of Edmund, named in this Fine; and (4) Alice, who married William del Lee, and was the father of Edmund and Henry also mentioned. Touching the tenements in Ulverston, it appears that Lawrence de Cornwall, son of John and Joan, who are parties to a Fine levied 2 Edward II. (page 2), granted the mill of Ulverston and many messuages and tenements there to Edmund de Nevill and Alina his wife. In the 21 Edward III., there was a suit touching this gift, which is fully recorded in the Coucher of Furness (pp. 352-361). The land in Middleton was one carucate which had probably been alienated by Orm de Kellet and Eufemia his wife to Sir Edmund de Nevill, in the time of Edward II. A long pedigree of the families of Longvillers and Nevill of Hornby is given in Harrison's History of the Wap. of Gilling West, p. 444."
[32879] Olene Forcey provides this unverified ancestry in http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com and offers: "It was in the latter part of the 16th century that seven Harris brothers moved from Dublin Ireland to Edinburgh Scotland. In the early part of the 17th century these brothers came to this country and settled near Roanoke, Virginia. Their names were: Thomas, Joseph, William, James Meredith, Coleman, George, Stephen and another son that died at birth. A son, or grandson, of one of these brothers settled in Pennsylvania and it is said the state capitol, Harrisburg, took its name from this family. Other descendents of these men settled in Decatur County Tennessee. The first grist mill in Decatur County was built by James Harris. His son, James Merideth, great grandfather of many of us here today (June 19,1966 at the Harris runion in Jackson, Tennessee) settled near Cub Creek and built his own grist mill. This was his means of making a living for his large family of ten girls (I think the majority of the girls were red haired) and two boys. The grist mill business as a rule went along in a rather quiet way but the story goes that there was some trouble and excitement at one time when a 37 lb catfish rolled in and stopped the big water wheel. This was soon taken care of and the milling went along as usual." Ancestry.com offers: "Harris Name Meaning - English and Welsh (very common in southern England and South Wales): patronymic from the medieval English personal name Harry, pet form of Henry.This name is also well established in Ireland, taken there principally during the Plantation of Ulster. In some cases, particularly in families coming from County Mayo, both Harris and Harrison can be Anglicized forms of Gaelic Ó hEarchadha."
[57804] The unverified file LYR9-4Z8 in familysearch.org offers: "When Jane Leah Lougee was born on 12 June 1927, in Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, United States, her father, Preston Dennett Lougee, was 31 and her mother, Margaret Ann Brawn, was 27. She lived in Exeter Mills, Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1940 and Exeter Corners, Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1950. She died on 9 April 2004, in Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, United States, at the age of 76."
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[6369] John was eldest son. His wife Anna Caldwell, d. 4 Sept 1721 (per tombstone), is daughter of John Caldwell and Sarah Dillingham. They died without issue. John's only surviving sibling, Mary, is mentioned in his will, along with nieces and nephews (omitting his niece Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Perkins, who died in 1692). Anna Caldwell was b. 23 Aug 1661.