[49249] Frank is son of Frank Bemis & Minnie W. Miller.
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[42347] William is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com which states he is son of J. Absalom Cary (1828-188) and Araminta Peer (1843- ) and lists his childen with Alta.
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[31369] Adam m. in 1729 Germany Appolonia _____ (b. 1710 in Heidelberg, Germany, d. 15 Oct 1783 in Whitehall Twp., Northampton Co., PA).
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[9227] Hazel m. in Oct., 1914 Guy Hipes. In 1984 she was a widow and r. Fresno, CA. Find A Grave memorial 184333889 lists a husband, Edward L. Farmer (d. 1952), buried with Hazel.
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[13975] "The South Bend Tribune [South Bend, Indiana], 23 December 1978," p. 11: "Mrs. Myrtle Milliken, 83, of 26583 W. Edison, died at 9:10 p.m. Thursday at the Carlyle Nursing Home after a one-week illness. She was retired from the former Childrens Aid Society (now the Family and Children Center). She was born on April 8, 1895, in St. Joseph County, where she lived all her life. On Feb. 14, 1914. in South Bend, she married Clarence G. Milliken, who died in 1963. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Snowden of South Bend; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Chase of South Bend and Mrs. Ruby Mabry of Crystal River, Fla., and a brother, James Arthur Geist of Granger. Services were to be at 2 p.m. today at the Welsheimer Funeral Home, 521 N. William, with D. Hopkins officiating Burial was to be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Mrs. Milliken was a member of the Northern Indiana Center of the Blind and the Gleaners Sewing Circle."
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_Ranulph I de Bayeaux, Vicomte of BESSIN _____+
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| |_Sybil MONTGOMERY ______________________|_Mabel (d'Alençon) DE BELLêME ______________
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[3333] The earldom of Lincoln passed from Ranulf de Blundeville, earl of Chester, at his death in 1232 through his sister, Hawise, to the Lacy family (John de Lacey became Earl of Lincoln that year; he is son-in-law of Hawise). {Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956, 14:137.} "The Paternal Ancestry of Homer Beers James" at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/james/f035.htm reports "Hawise Keveliok, married Robert de Quincy, son of Saier de Quincy, Earl of Winchester. She and her husband had the castle and manor of Bolingbroke, co. Lincoln, and other large estates in that shire. Her brother granted to her, in her lifetime, the Earldom of Lincoln, in order that she might become countess thereof, and that her heirs might also enjoy it. Which grant seems to have been confirmed by the crown so far, that at her ladyship's desire, the king conferred the dignity of Earl of Lincoln upon John Lacy, Constable of Chester, and the heirs of his body, by Margaret de Quincy, daughter of Lady Hawise and her husband, Robert de Quincy. John Lacy was married to Margaret de Quincy." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawise_of_Chester,_1st_Countess_of_Lincoln.
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Jean Mayo-Lakatos (jmayolak@tampabay.rr.com) shared in 2003: "This Joseph Mayo's line of descent was Joseph Mayo (John, Capt. Samuel Mayo, Rev. John Mayo.)Joseph Mayo, who married Abigail Myrick, was the son of John Mayo, who was born in 1656 in Oyster Bay, L.I., N. Y. This John Mayo married Hannah Freeman on April 14,1681. She was the daughter of Major John Freeman(Edmund,Edmund)and Mercy(Prence)Freeman. She was born in 1665 in Eastham, Mass. She died in Harwich on Feb. 15,1743/4. Her husband, John Mayo, father of your Joseph Mayo, died in Harwich on Feb. 1,1726. He was born when his father, Capt. Samuel Mayo, was in Oyster Bay. Then he lived in Boston when his father moved them there to be close to his own father, Rev. John Mayo, while he was a minister there. John Mayo then lived in Hingham and then moved to Harwich in 1705 in the section now called Brewster. He left a part of his homestead farm to his son, "your" Joseph. He left land on Long Island, N. Y. to Joseph's brother, Samuel. This John Mayo was in Hingham in 1681 and in Harwich in 1705. He was representative of the General Court for 6 years, and town treasurer for 3 years. The inscription on his tombstone, which I have seen personally, is: "Son of Capt. Samuel and grandson of Rev. John Mayo." His children with Hannah Freeman were:
1. Hannah: b. Jan. 8,1682 in Hingham, Mass. She married Judah Hopkins.
2. John: b. Jan. 8,1683 or May10,1691 in Hingham, Mass. There is a discrepancy here. I would go with the latter date because it comes from Hingham Town Records. He married Susanna Freeman.
3. Samuel: b. July 16,1684 in Hingham, Mass.
4. Mercy: b. Apr. 23,1688in Hingham, Mass. She married Nathaniel Hopkins.
5. Rebecca: b. 1690/1692. . . discrepancy. . . Hingham, MA town records say she was b. there on Sept. 18,1692. She married Ebenezer Paine.
6. Mary: b. Oct. 26,1694. . . hard to read. . . in Hingham, Mass. She married Joseph Hopkins.
7. Elizabeth: b. July16,1706 in Harwich, Mass. She married Ebenezer Nickerson.
8. Joseph: b. Dec. 22,1696 in Hingham, Mass. His dates of death are varied. He died in Harwich in 1773/74. He married Abigail Myrick in Harwich on Feb. 20,1717/18. Abigail was the daughter of Benjamin Myrick(William, William) and Rebecca Doane(Daniel, John). Benjamin was the son of William and Abigail(Hopkins)Myrick. This William, son of William and Rebecca Merrick, was b. Sept. 15,1643 and died Oct. 30,1732 at Harwich. He was married to Abigail, daughter of Giles and Catherine(Whelden)Hopkins, on May23,1667.
Joseph Mayo and his wife, Abigail Myrick, were admitted to the church in North Harwich on July 15,1722. Joseph was a farmer, selectman, and was chosen Deacon on Mar. 9,1739/40 in Harwich.
The children of Joseph Mayo and Abigail Myrick were:
1. Joseph: b. Nov. 11,1718 in Harwich. He married Sarah Cobb.
2. Lydia: b. Mar. 23,1722 in Harwich. She married a man named Baxter.
3. Thomas: b. Apr. 1,1725 in Harwich. He married Elizabeth Ring.
4. Abigail: b. Dec. 1,1727 in Harwich. She married Elkanah Freeman.
5. Elizabeth: b. Mar. 28,1731 in Harwich and died in infancy.
6. Elizabeth: twin: b. Mar. 28,1733 in Harwich. It does not appear that she ever married.
7. Isaac: twin: b. Mar. 28,1733 in Harwich. He married Margaret Daggett.
8. Nathan: b. Apr. 5,1736 in Harwich. He married Anna Freeman.
9. Eunice: b. Apr. 7,1738 in Harwich. She married Deacon Nathan Winslow.
10. Moses: b. Feb. 1,1721 in Harwich. Baptized Aug. 5,1722 in Harwich. Died 1812. He married Phebe Freeman on Mar. 10,1742 in Harwich. She was the daughter of Watson and Sarah (Gray) Freeman. Watson Freeman (Edmund, Thomas, John, Edmund, Edmund). Phebe Freeman was b. June 1,1725 and died in Harwich on Jan. 6,1791. Moses Mayo and his brother, Thomas, were seamen on the Brigantine "Independence" in 1776. According to Harwich First Parish records,on Oct. 15,1779,Phebe Mayo, wife of Moses Mayo, "had been accused of soliciting a young woman in a clandestine manner to take from the house in which the young woman lived cotton, wool, and other articles and to bring the stolen articles to her. At first Phebe Mayo solemnly denied it, and then made a public confession of her sin and asked forgiveness and was restored to the church's charity." The children of Moses Mayo and Phebe (Freeman) Mayo were:
1. Phebe: bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758 and must have died by 1759.
2. Moses: b. May 24,1746; bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758; and died in Ludlow, Vermont on Nov. 1,1838.
3. Mary: bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758. Married Edward Hopkins.
4. Hannah: b. 1751 and bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758. She died on Dec. 12,1806. She married Scotto Berry
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5. Isaacher: b. 1755; bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758. He died 1819. He married Deborah Gould. He fought in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Capt. Jeremiah Ballard's Company, David Well's Regiment. He enlisted May 10,1777. And was discharged July 20,1777; service 2 months and 10 days with Northern Army.
6. Elkannah: b. 1755; bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758. He died in Harwich on Sept. 30,1834. He married Eunice Snow or Crosby. Elkannah was in the Revolutionary War as a Private in Capt. Abijah Bangs Company; Major Zenas Winslow's Regiment. Second Barnstable Company. His service consisted of 5 days on alarms at Bedford and Falmouth in Sept. 1778. He also guarded prisoners from the British ship, "Somerset" at Harwich and thence to Yarmouth for 2 more days of service.
7. Edmund: b. 1758; bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 3,1758. He married Martha Holbrook.
8. Phebe: b. Dec. 30,1759 in Harwich and died in Mar. of 1816. She married Lemuel Blanchard.
9. Watson: b. 1762 and bapt. in Harwich on Feb. 7,1762. He died in Jamaica on Aug. 20,1790 but is buried in Harwich. He married Lydia Lincoln. Watson was a Private in the Revolutionary War in Capt. Abijah Bangs Company; Major Zenas Winslow's Regiment; 2nd Barnstable Company;service of 5 days on alarms at Bedford and Falmouth in Sept. 1778. Also, Capt. Nathaniel Freeman's Company; Lt. Col. Enoch Hallet's Regiment;enlisted Aug. 16,1780and discharged on Oct. 31, 1780. service 2 months and 20 days including 4 days and 75 miles travel home. The regiment was raised in Barnstable County to reinforce the Continental Army for 3 months.
10. Katherine: b. July 1766 and bapt. in Harwich on Sept. 7,1766.
11. Benjamin: bapt. in Harwich on Aug. 28,1768.
12. Elisha: b. 1772."
[My source for the above info is "The Genealogy of Rev. John Mayo" by E. Jean Mayo.]
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In 2014 http://www.lacolony.org/ss.html offers:
Samuel Smith is a name of some distinction. There is a brewery by that name in England that markets their ale's in America, and they are some of my favorites. Located in Tadcaster, Yorkshire, it's been around since 1758, but as far as I know there is no relation. There is also a Lt Samuel Smith That came to America in 1636. This particular Smith was interesting because he was the third Samuel in a row to bear that name in his family. Ralph's first born son by the same name was suggestive that Ralph may have been naming his son after his father, but DNA analysis has proven other wise. Lt Samuel was from a town called Hadley that was only fifty miles from Hingham, and both towns were known for textile weaving, which was Edmond Hobarts profession.
Samuel Smith was baptized at Hingham, Mass., July 11, 1641, married at Eastham, Mass., January 3, 1665, to Mary Hopkins, born at Yarmouth, Mass., 1640, daughter of Gyles Hopkins and wife Catherine Wheldon. Gyles Hopkins was born in England about 1610 and came to America with his father, Stephen Hoplins, on the Mayflower in 1620. All descendents of Samuel Smith and Mary Hopkins have this "Hopkins Mayflower Line."
Samuel Smith (early in life) engaged in the whale and mackerel fishery business, and was very successful at it. Later he was a trader and inn keeper in Eastham. He owned at one time more than a 1000 acres of land, 400 acres being in the South side of the town of Eastham and was known for many years afterwards as the "Smith Purchase." He also bought two farms in Chatham, Mass, one at Tom's Neck, comprising a considerable part of the present village of Chatham. His estate at his death was valued at more than 1200 pounds. The inventory shows he was in possession of over fifty head of cattle, 60 sheep and a number of horses. He held various local offices in Eastham, was styled "mister" in the records and Judge Samuel Sewell mentions him in his diary. He has been descrided as a "resolute and determined man." Samuel Smith died at Eastham, Mass., March 27, 1696-97. It is said his wife died two days before her husband, but in the Barnstable Probate Records it say's that Mary Smith relict of Samuel Smith, signed papers in 1698, in the final settlement of that estate.
Mostly quoted from Thomas Edison Smith (First Vice-President ADRS 1938)
The Children of Samuel Smith and Mary (Hopkins) Smith were:-
1. Samuel Smith, born at Eastham May 26, 1668; Died September 22, 1692.
2. Mary Smith, born at Eastham January 3, 1669.
3. Joseph Smith, born at Eastham April 10, 1671, died about 1692.
4. John Smith, born at Eastham, May 26, 1673.
5. Grace Smith, born at Eastham, September 5, 1676, died December 1, 1691.
6. Rebecca Smith, born at Eastham, December 8, 1678.
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See "Hopkins-Smith Notes" in "The Mayflower Quarterly" Vol. 12, pp. 112-117.
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[43068] "Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine]," 24 June 1959, p. 19: "Penobscot, June 23 - Mrs. Una Snowman Bridges, 80, widow of Merle Bridges, died in a Castine hospital Tuesday after a long illness. She was born in Penobscot October 1, 1878, the daughter of Leander and Phebe (Bridges) Snowman. She was a member of Penobscot Chapter, OES, and was a trustee and member of the Penobscot Church. She is survived by three nephews, Leonard and Richard Snowman of Meriden, Conn., and Robert Snowman, Alexandria, Va.; one niece, Miss Loena Showman, Cambridge, Mass."
[21450] Ruth is daughter of Kenney Stanley (b. ca. 1740 on Swans Island, ME) and Ruth Briggs (b. ca. 1740 on Swans Island, ME), according to Sylvia Conner Wardwell. Ancesry.com offers: "Stanley Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of the various places, for example in Derbyshire, County Durham, Gloucestershire, Staffordshire, Wiltshire, and West Yorkshire, so named from Old English stan 'stone' + leah 'wood', 'clearing'."