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Jocelin is presumed to be a (grand)son of Athon or Athos who apparently fortified Courtenay in Gatinois about 1010. {See article in Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956 Ed., 6:605 about this family.} http://www.pillagoda.freewire.co.uk/BOW.htm offers this unverified information; "The Courtenays whose arms were "or, a torteaux gules" (Boulogne) were descendants of Renaud or Reginald de Courtenay who witnessed a charter of Henry of Anjou at Rouen in 1151. In 1160 Reginald received Sutton Courtenay in Berkshire. They were descendants of the lords of Chateau Renard in the Loing valley, south east of Paris. Athon of Chateau Renard fortified the adjacent town of Courtenay in 1010. His grandson Joscelin went on the First Crusade with his cousin Baldwin du Bourq, Bourg or Bruges (their mothers were sisters) and succeeded him as Count of Edessa in 1118. Baldwin of Bourges (alternatively Bruges in Flanders) was a close kinsman of Eustace II, count of Boulogne and Joscelin's English kinsman Renaud bore the Bolougne arms. Pierre, Louis VII and Constance, wife of Eustace, count of Bolougne were the children of Louis VI of France - Pierre married Courtenay's daughter Elizabeth. Pierre of France and Renaud de Courtenay both bore the Boulogne arms as they picked up the count's fallen banner at Toulouse. Joscelin I of Courtenay (1118-1131) was given the castle of Turbessel or Tel Bashir in Edessa by Baldwin du Bourg in 1118 but this was retaken by Baldwin who later gave him Galilee which had been left vacant by Hugh St. Omer (Santomer or Seymour). Joscelin was taken prison by the Turks and died when a tunnel collapsed when he was watching a sapper mining a castle. His left a son Joscelin II (1131-43) who had a son also named Joscelyn III and a daughter Agnes de Courtenay."
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[24890] See "Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Century Colonists," David Faris (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1996), pp. 94-95.
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[12919] Marcia's obituary: "Marcia Joyce Hutchins, born in Castine on May 25, 1944, passed away on November 7, 2018, at the age of 74. She lived her entire life in Penobscot with her parents Hoyt Trafton Hutchins and Pauline Alfreda (Elliott) Hutchins who lovingly nurtured her in a caring community of family and friends. Her pesky brother built a home next door to her to be sure she would have plenty of teasing in her life and she adored being Auntie Marcia to his children and grandchildren. Marcia was predeceased by her father, and her sister, Gertrude Nancy Hutchins. She leaves her mother; brother, Sherman Hoyt Hutchins I and wife, Patricia Lynn (Leach); nephew, Sherman Hoyt Hutchins II and wife, Rebecca Ann (Cunningham); niece, Joyce Nancy (Hutchins) and husband, David Matthew Tarr; nephew, Allison Harland Hutchins and wife, Stacey Lynn (Peasley); and great-nieces and great-nephews, Erika and Julie Hutchins; Ellenore, Grace, Ruth, and Margaret Tarr; and Hoyt, Cora, Trafton, and Harland Hutchins. She also leaves three special aunts, Nancy Atkins, Joyce Caldwell, and Georgia Hutchins; and many cousins. Marcia made friends very easily, she loved company, and enjoyed shopping - especially because it gave her opportunity to "chat." Most of her shopping was for yarn, books, notebooks, and baby clothes for expectant mothers and for her own collection of baby dolls. The product of her busy hands this past year will be seen at Christmas time when each of her ten grand nieces and nephews will receive an afghan made by her."
[32995] Susan is daughter of Christian Cemor Middlekauff (1821-1897) & Amelia Keedy (1832-1913).
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[33304] The federal census shows him and family in Ward 6, Akron, Summit Co., OH.
[52381] Find A Grave memorial 51949301 offers: "Randolph --- John L. Spear, 72, of 36 Fairview Ave., Randolph, died Wednesday night at his home. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts September 8, 1905, the son of Harry L. and Annie (Kerrigan) Spear. He was the widower of Katherine (Mercier) Spear. He was a retired supervisor of engraving and stationary business. He was an Army staff sergeant during World War II and a member of St. Josephs Catholic Church. He is survived by one son, Donald E., of Randolph; two sisters, Mrs. Marion Libby, of Portland and Mrs. Margaret Fairbanks, of Randolph; three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins."