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Margaret is daughter of Joseph Gindlesperger (1781-1860) and Margaret Foust (~1783-1866). See "Gindlesperger Family History Association," http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~gfha/database.htm.
[15213] The unverified Derington Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 states Edmund is son of Edmund Hann (b. in 1870) and Elvira Elizabeth Boelke.
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[35486] This person is from the unverified Osborn Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
John was at Ipswich, MA in 1635; resided at Cape Porpus, Maine, where he made his will, and at Wells, Maine. Sanders = Saunders. His children: Thomas, John, Sarah, Elizabeth. He was at Hampton, Mass. before 1643, in Wells by 1645 and at Cape Porpus in 1663. An unlikely ancestry is set forth in "Founders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony," Sarah Saunders Smith (Pittsfield, MA: Sun Printing Co., 1897). There were a number of John Sa(u)nders in New England in the 17th century, and it is difficult to determine which record refers to whom. Albert Broome (abroomn606@rogers.com) sent this query via email in June, 2003: "I am searching for a Lt. John Sanders believed born in England early 1600s' (wife's name Ann); d. June-August 1670, probably in Maine, resided in Ipswich [1635], Hampton NH [1639], Wells, ME [1643], Cape Porpoise, ME [1663]. Son, John Sanders, b.1640-45 in Wells, ME or Hampton, NH; married bf Oct 1673 to Mary_____. Son John died Aug 1703, Wells, ME; resided in Cape Porpoise, ME; Boston, MA; Scitate, MA and Wells, ME." In a further email Albert Broome offers: "I had time for a brief look at Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire and made a few copies of section on Lt John Sanders. Will, 13 June [inv 23 Aug] 1670, gives to w. Ann for life, then entails homestead on s. Thomas and his heirs; to s. John ilmmediadtely 1000 a.8 or 9 miles above Cape Porp. River Falls; remaining prop. to all my ch. neighbors Simon Booth of Winter Harb. and John Barret of Cape P. Supervisors. Daus. appear: Sarah m. 1st Peter Turbet [3] b. 2nd Daniel Goodwin [4] Grace m. 1st John Bush, m. 2nd Richard Palmer. Elizabeth m. 1st John Batson m. 2nd Walden m. 3rd John Gove leaving at least one child unkn. At one point he pet. for relief, having a wife and six small ch. for whom he could hardlly find bread or clothes, and was himself very sick." See also "Genealogies of Families of Braintree, Quincy, Weymouth, Randolph, Holbrook, Mass.," George Walter Chamberlain (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984 - reprint), p. 610, and "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 399.
"The Grantees and Settlement of Hampton, N. H.," Victor Channing Sanborn - Kenelworth, Il [Essex Institute Historical Collections, 53 - (1917)] on the Internet at http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/genealog/grantees.htm reports: "A John Saunders from Ipswich was admitted an inhabitant at Hampton in December, 1639. He was fined in 1643 for 'mutines and offensive speeches' and was enjoined to confess his fault at Hampton. This same year (part of his fine being abated on his petition) he removed to Wells, and died at Cape Porpoise in 1670. Another John Sanders came on the Confidence in 1638 from Landford in Wilts, and settled in Newbury, soon removing to Salisbury He married Hester, daughter of the first John Rolfe, returned to Newbury and sometime after 1654 went back to England. In 1674 his letter of attorney to Richard Dole authorized the later to recover 'lands in Salisbury received from their father Rolfe.' At this time he was living in Weeke [Wick] in the parish of Downton. No record exists to show that this man had any connection with Hampton. Another early Hampton settler of similar name was Robert Saunderson, the goldsmith, whose child was baptized in Hampton by Bachiler in 1639. Coming from Watertown, Saunderson lived in Hampton some years, but returned to Watertown, and thence removed to Boston, where he was a partner of John Hull, the mint-master."
See http://www.wainwrightfamily.org/sandersfhr.htm
[36120] This person is from the unverified Stephen M. Dailey family tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Katharia is daugher of Johann Georg Schweizer (b. ca. 1705).
[27957] http://www.thepeerage.com/p10733.htm states: "She was the daughter of Sir John Stourton and Joan Basset. She married, firstly, John Beauchamp, son of Sir Roger Beauchamp and Mary (?), after 1406. She married, secondly, Sir Robert Shottesbrooke after 1412."
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[14669] The unverified Whitcomb/Wells Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: When Foster Henry Whitcomb was born on May 12, 1826, in Vermont, his father, Cummings, was 26 and his mother, Arubah, was 23. He married Elizabeth Chase Field on June 1, 1854. They had six children in 19 years. He died on June 22, 1891, in Springfield, Vermont, at the age of 65. Elizabeth Chase Field was born on January 10, 1831, in Vermont. . . . She died on March 30, 1910, in Springfield, Vermont, having lived a long life of 79 years. "Springfield Reporter [Springfied, VT], 21 August 1891," p. 8: "FOSTER H. WHITCOMB. He was born in Springfield, May 12, 1826, and died June 22, 1891. The first eighteen years of his life were passed in his native town, gaining knowledge as many others have by a good deal oi experience and an occasional winter's term of school. The next two years were passed in Lexington, Mass., in working on a farm for one who was glad to employ the sturdy Vermont boy. From Lexington he went to Lowell, Mass., and served an apprenticeship of three years in the Lowell Machine shop. At that time, 1849, the gold fever was raging all over the country. He caught It and became a 'Forty-niner,' sailed around the 'Horn' and six months later landed in San Francisco. Here he went to work at his trade but soon, like all the rest, had to try his luck at mining. At the end of four years he returned to Springfield and through his after life he loved to tell and his near friends loved to hear him tell of what he saw and what he did in California, of the rough life in the mines, the excitement when gold was found, the pleasure ot hunting the big game of the Sierras, the panic-stricken days when the Asiatic cholera raged in the mining camps wnen he witn one other worked steadily in their little cabin making rough pine boxes in which many a poor miner found a hasty burial. In 1854 he returned to Lowell, taking with him as his wife Elizabeth Chase Field, a native of Springfield. There he was employed by the Lowell machine shop corporation for the next eleven years, most ol the time as a contractor. Always having a desire for a home of his own he decided In 1865 to [return to] his native town and settle down for the remainder of his days on a farm. He joined the Union Historical Society in 1887, had attended most ot the meetings since, and was much interested in the work. Again the Gate Keeper ot the Celestial Grand Lodge has been called upon to open wide the gate to admit another worthy brother. Foster H. Whitcomb has answered the last summons to appear and he judged according to the works done here below and to take his well earned reward. Among those present are many who knew him well and long. Some of you were his school mates and through a life-long friendship found him ever ready to do a kindness to those in need. Upright and honest in character, kindly, generous and social in nature, he won the love of many friends and the respect of all who were connected with him either socially or in business. He had no desire for political preferment yet performed the duties of the few public offices which he held in a manner creditable to nimselt and acceptable to the people whom he served. He was a loving husband and father, a kind, helpful neighbor and his loss is deeply felt both in his family and in the community."