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[24321] Rhiwallon became co-ruler of Gwynedd, 1063. He died in the Battle of Mechain.
Find A Grave Memorial 60177224 offers: "Christian Eby, son of Theodorus Eby, probably arrived in what was then Chester County around 1718. A miller like his father and brothers, Christian moved up the Hammer Creek to a spot several miles northwest of his brother George. A Patent (A-12-451) for these lands, consisting of two tracts totally 233 acres, was obtained on Nov. 12, 1746. He also acquired an additional 150-acre tract in Cocalico Township.
"In 1754 Christian and his wife, Elizabeth Meyer, built the large homestead which still stands. Two years later, Christian died, leaving a widow and ten children. The oldest son, Christian Jr., was 22 at the time and took over the homestead and management of the estate. The youngest of the ten children, Michael, was less than a year old. Less is known about him than the others, it being alleged that he moved to Delaware.
"Of the ten children, the burial places of Michael and the following three others are unknown:
"Barbara Eby, wife of Jacob Hershey, was born Dec, 14, 1740 and died May 27, 1816. She was buried May 29. Her nephew, Hannes Eby described her as the "Old wife on the Chickies," referring to the Chickesalunga Creek, in his death and burial record. Her husband, Jacob Hershey died st the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Solomon and Elizabeth Longenecker, and was buried on May 4, 1821. (Hannes Eby Death and Burial Record: Life and Death in Old Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pa., published by the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.)
"Andreas Eby, born Jan. 11, 1747, migrated to Ohio and died on August 15, 1831. His nephew, Hannes Eby, learned of the death in a letter he received from relatives in Canada. Andreas was 84 years and 7 months old, having been born on Jan. 11, 1747, under the Julian calendar. Andreas inherited the family Bible which eventually was returned to Lancaster County where it is now kept by the Lancaster County Historical Society.
"George Eby, Dec. 11, 1748, to June 10, 1800, married Barbara Sensenig, and moved to Green Township, Franklin County, Pa.
"See also Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 26:1 (January 2003), pp. 9-17."
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[33377] This ancestry is from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
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[51626] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 20 September 2016": "Hancock - Elaine Alice (Grindle) Puckett, born Nov. 11, 1937, on Mount Desert Island, died in Ellsworth on Sept. 14 with family by her side. She was the youngest daughter of Ada Carter and George Grindle. She leaves behind her husband, Vincent, Vincent Jr. and Michelle, Randy, Cindy and Jay Groesbeck, Martin and Kari, and sisters Jeanette, Georgia and Sibbie. She was predeceased by Eleanor and Dot. Having a big heart and warm embrace, she loved being around children and for many years she ran a day care (much to the irritation of her youngest son) out of their home in Hancock. She was known for her homemade treats including whoopie pies, blueberry cake and molasses cookies that will never be replicated (due to one of Vinces overzealous yard sales, where he sold the recipe book; Elaine eventually did forgive him, but it was just as well since she did have diabetes). The family and friends cherish many fond memories (many of which Randy denies ever happened): cucumber sandwiches on the beach in Branford, campfires and illegal fireworks that were not admired by neighbors and police at Webb Pond (Elaine was not a rat fink), delivering lobsters with her husband, RVing in the winter months in the Southwest and many late nights of board games and cards where rules would change multiple times within a game. Elaine was hilariously funny, a jokester, and quite zany (which is why it took a while to realize she had dementia). The antics would quickly escalate when the Grindle sisters would get together which caused the husbands to retreat. She was happiest when surrounded by family, their spouses, and grandchildren: Jason, Jillian, Clarissa, Ryan, Keilani, and Sabine. She looked forward to the holidays, knowing the family would get together. She was active in her community and served as president of the Hancock Womens Club."
[37913] The person is from the unverified Huston Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states James is son of John Huston (d. 11 Nov 1758 in Hillsborough Co., NH) and wife Hannah _____.
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[39120] This person is from the unverified Marston Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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[38547] This person is from the unverified Hack Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015. The unverified Hammon Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Ebenezer Tinkham was born on March 23, 1679, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, his father, Ebenezer, was 27 and his mother, Elizabeth, was 27. He married Patience Pratt and they had six children together. He then married Hannah Hatch on July 9, 1719, in Scituate, Massachusetts. He died on November 7, 1726, in his hometown, at the age of 47, and was buried in Plymouth County, Massachusetts."
[52058] Floretta is daughter of Lyman Moses Wilbur (1808-1891) & Emily Hopkins (1812-1899).