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Vivian I. (nee Kenniston) Conner believed that he is the John who recruited a company of Militia at Falmouth 21 April 1775 and marched them to regimental headquarters where they enrolled 24 April 1775 - they then marched to the local army headquarters. This John died following military service at Ipswich, Mass. He purchased a tract at Saccarappa in 1762 which he then farmed. [See "Early settlers of Harrison, Maine : with an historical sketch of the settlement, progress and present condition of the town," G. T. Ridlon (Skowhegan, ME: Kilby & Woodbury, 1877), p. 34, states "Capt. John Brackett was a man of learning and position; he was a land surveyor by profession, and laid out a great part of the city of Portland" - and states he is father of Lucy who m. Asael Foster. This incorrect link has been disproven.] See "Revolutionary War Graves Register," Clovis H. Brakebill, compiler (SAR, 1993), also "SAR Revolutionary War Graves Register CD," (Buffalo, NY: Progeny Publishing Co., 1998). "Genealogical History of the Quinby (Quimby) Family...," Henry Cole Quinby (New York: 1915), p. 228, states that John was a land surveyor who r. at Saccarappa (now Westbrook). John's company of 61 men is referenced by "History of Colonel Edmund Phinney's 31st Regiment of Foot," Nathan Goold (Portland, ME: Thurston, 1896), p. 19 - and John is identified as son of Anthony Bracket and wife Sarah Knight on p. 37. "Massachusetts Militia Companies and Officers in the Lexington Alarm," call number REF E241/L6/H35 in the NEHGS Library lists in No. XI, Vol. 218, Capt. John Brackett of Falmouth. See "Early settlers of Harrison, Maine: with an historical sketch of the settlement, progress and present condition of the town," G T Ridlon (Skowhegan [Me.] : Kilby & Woodbury,1877), pp. 34ff. Also see " Brackett Genealogy...," Herbert Ireson Brackett (Washington, D.C.: self published, 1907), pp. 415ff.
NOTE: "The Narragensett Sun", 14 Nov 1895 (Portland, ME), published "The History of Westbrook, Chapter XIV" in which our John Brackett, son of Anthony and Mary, is shown NOT to be the John who served in the War for Independence and died in MA - of our John Brackett the article states "John, who married Mary Fabyan of Scarborough. He lived in Saccarappa in the same land now owned by Mrs. Conant on the old Gorham road. His son John, Jr., married Jane Warren, daughter of John and Jane (Johnson) Warren, and sister of the well-known lumber merchants John and Nathaniel Warren. He lived at one time on the farm in Gorham, now owned by Samuel Fenderson, but subsequently removed with his family to Parsonfield. John Brackett, Sr., had other children as follows. Mary married Eleazer Burbank, Lucy married Asahel Foster of Harrison, and Sally who married 1st Simeon Quinby and 2nd Thomas Mayberry. She was the mother of the late Charles Quinby, who lived on Main street, where B.F. Roberts now lives, and of Simeon Mayberry, who lived on the Windham road in the house now owned by Abner L. Hawkes."
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He was the founder of the Church of England. He profoundly influenced the character of the English monarchy. On the death of his father in 1509,
succeeded to the throne. At the beginning of his reign, Henry's good looks and hearty personality, his fondness for sport and the hunt, and his military prowess endeared him to his subjects. A monarch of the period known as the Renaissance, he entertained numerous scholars and artists, including the German painter Hans Holbein the Younger, who painted several famous portraits of the king and members of his court. In 1511 Henry joined in the Holy League against France, and in 1513 he led the English forces through a victorious campaign in northern France. Deserted by his allies, Henry arranged a marriage in 1514 between his sister Mary (1496-1533) and Louis XII of France, with whom he formed an alliance. Louis's successor, Francis I, met Henry at a magnificently
staged meeting on the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520, but no significant political decisions resulted from this meeting.
In 1525 riots broke out in England in protest against an attempt by Henry to levy taxes for military purposes, and he withdrew from major military activity in Europe. In 1527 Henry announced his desire to divorce his wife, on the grounds that the papal dispensation making the marriage possible was invalid. The chief reason for the divorce was that Catherine had failed to produce a male heir. Her only surviving child was Mary, later Mary I of England. In addition, Henry was in love with Anne Boleyn, a young and beautiful lady-in-waiting of the queen. Several obstacles, however, stood in the way of the divorce. Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, Catherine's nephew, strongly opposed the divorce, and Pope Clement VII, whom Charles had made a prisoner, could not invalidate the marriage without displeasing his captor. In 1528 the pope was persuaded to appoint the English cardinal and statesman Thomas Wolsey and Lorenzo Campeggio (1474-1539), a papal legate, to try the case in an English legatine court. In 1529, the pope summoned the case to Rome. When the prospect of securing a papal annulment seemed hopeless, Henry dismissed Wolsey and appointed Sir Thomas More. The latter, however, was reluctant to support the divorce.
Henry now proceeded to dissolve one by one the ties to the papacy. With the aid of parliamentary legislation, he first secured control of the clergy, compelling that group in 1532 to acknowledge him as head of the English church. In the following year Henry secretly married Anne Boleyn, who was crowned queen after Henry's obedient archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer, declared the marriage with Catherine void and that with Anne valid. An act of succession affirmed the declaration of the archbishop and established Anne's progeny as heirs to the throne. Although Henry was immediately excommunicated, he repudiated papal jurisdiction in 1534 and made himself the supreme ecclesiastical authority in England. The English people were required to affirm under oath Henry's supremacy and the act of succession. Sir Thomas More and the English cardinal John Fisher were executed for refusing to accept the religious
supremacy of the English monarch. Henry dissolved the monastic communities and gave much of their property to the nobles in exchange for their support.
In 1536, after charging Anne Boleyn with incest and adultery, Henry had her executed. A few days after Anne's death, Henry married Jane Seymour, who died in 1537 after bearing Henry's only legitimate son, Edward, later Edward VI. A marriage was arranged in 1540 with Anne of Cleves (1515-57) in order to form a tie between England and the Protestant princes of Germany. Because Anne was unattractive and because Henry found the political alliance no longer to his advantage, he divorced her after several months and married Catherine Howard in the same year. She was executed summarily in 1542 for having been unchaste prior to marriage and having committed adultery. In the following year Henry married his sixth wife, Catherine Parr, who survived him.
Between 1542 and 1546 Henry was involved in war with Scotland and France. His troops defeated the Scots at Solway Moss in 1542. They captured
Boulogne-sur-Mer from the French in 1544, and when peace was made in 1546 Henry received an indemnity from France. He died in London on January 28,
1547.
Although he altered the church, Henry did not wish to introduce Protestant doctrine. Those who refused to accept Church of England teachings as well as those who rejected Henry's authority over the church were executed. The licensing of an English translation of the Bible, the issuance of the liturgy of Thomas Cranmer (q.v.), and the translation into English of certain parts of the traditional service were the only important religious changes made during Henry's reign. One act was of great importance, however; he ordered the English translation of the Bible placed in every church in 1541, and ordered that it be publicly read. As monarch, he intensified the authoritarian elements characteristic of the Tudor dynasty to which he belonged. The great strength of government developed by Henry was used powerfully in the reign of Elizabeth I, his daughter by Anne Boleyn.
An interesting chart showing Henry VIII's relationships with the monarchs of France and Spain is available on the World Wide Web (1999) at http://www4.mids.org/chart/henryviii/big/henryviii5.html
[44897] Samuel moved from Felicity, Clermont Co., OH to Iowa.
Barbara Fleming's Genealogy at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barbpretz/ps04/ps04_082.html offers: "He was said to be "of Hyde in Loders; esq. He was granted a coat-of-arms 22 Dec 1525".
Coat of arms "(granted 22 Dec 1525 to John Hyde of Hyde) Or, a chevron Azure between 3 lozenges of the second; on a chief Gules, a saltire engrailed between 2 eagles of the field: Crest, a pheasant's head erased Azure, crested & jelloped Purpure, on his neck a lozenge Or between 4 bezants, holding in his beak a pansy flower proper with leaves & stalk vert. (This fussy design is rather different from the arms actually born by the head of the family a century later)."
"The established genealogy of the Hyde family, to which Margaret Hyde, wife of Robert Mohun alias Moone, belonged, begins with her grandfather, John Hyde, and the chief facts that are known about the early generations of this family are assembled in the following pedigree. According to Hutchins (History of Dorset, vol. 1, p. 359) the family takes its name from Hyde, a hamlet in the parish of Bothenhampton, co. Dorset; but from the grant of arms described below, under No. 1, it appears that there was an estate or locality called Hyde in the parish of Lodres (Loders), co. Dorset."
"John Hyde, of Hyde in the parish of Lodres, co. Dorset, 'gengilhome,' the name of whose wife is unknown, received from Sir Thomas Wryothesley, Garter King of Arms, and from Thomas Benolte, Clarencieux King of Arms, the following grant of arms, dated 22 Dec. 1525." Description in French to be entered.
[40656] John served as a Patriot in the War for Independence. He is son of John Keller (1733 - 1792) and Maria Margaret Drach (1736 - 1797) Ancestry.com offers: "Keller Name Meaning - German: from Middle High German kellaere 'cellarman', 'cellar master' (Latin cellarius, denoting the keeper of the cella 'store chamber', 'pantry'). Hence an occupational name for the overseer of the stores, accounts, or household in general in, for example, a monastery or castle. Kellers were important as trusted stewards in a great household, and in some cases were promoted to ministerial rank. The surname is widespread throughout central Europe. English: either an occupational name for a maker of caps or cauls, from Middle English kellere, or an occupational name for an executioner, from Old English cwellere."
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[11334] http://www.thepeerage.com/p10834.htm states she is also known as Jean Kennedy.
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[18549] Peletiah m. 1 July 1708 at Boston, MA Sarah Curnbey.
[29045] The Orsette Family Tree in Ancestry.com states that Johan is son of John George Spohn (1721-1836) and Margaretha Schulter (1725-1800).