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[13282] Bess m. Fred Teas and r. Fremont, NE.
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Find A Grave memorial 128613982 offers: "The Mayors of Norwich, 1403-1835," by Basil Cozens-Hardy and Ernest Kent
Records the following information about Christopher Baret, page 79: "Christopher Baret was sheriff in 1615 and mayor in 1634, and was chosen deputy mayor in 1647, when John Utting was imprisoned for his Royalist sympathies. He (Christopher) was born in 1562 and was the son of William Baret of Westhall, Suffolk, by his second wife, Margaret Pettishaw. By trade he was a grocer, having been apprenticed by his stepfather in London. He acquired Suckling House from John Suckling in 1595, and he lived there for several years. Norris records that on the porch of this house were initials C B and the date 1634. He married at St Peter Mancroft (Norwich), Elizabeth, daughter of Allen Clark of Hemmingstone, Lincolnshire. He died "very ancient" in 1649 and his wife in 1660-1, and they were both buried in St Andrews (Norwich)". This memorial states Christopher is son of Gent. William Barrett (1513-1565) & Margaret Pettingale (1524-1576).
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[47935] Find A Grave memorial 141364883 offers: "Janet Douglas, known as 'Lady Glamis,' died at the age of 38. Accused of Witchcraft, was burned at the Stake, at Castle Hill in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her 16 yr old son John was forced to watch her execution ordered by James V. Married twice, widowed once. First husband was to John Lyon, 7th Lord Glamis. Second Husband was to Archibald Campbell of Skippinch. Her parents were Elizabeth (Drummond) Douglas and George Douglas, Master of Angus. She had four sons-John Lyon Jr. (7th Lord of Glamis), George Lyon, Walter Campbell, and John Campbell, plus two daughters-Elizabeth Forbes and Margaret Lyon. Also four sisters-Alicia Home, Elizabeth Douglas of Angus, Alison Douglas of Angus, and Margaret Douglas of Angus, and three brothers - Archibald Douglas (6th Earl of Angus), George Douglas of Pittendreich, and William Douglas of Coldingham."
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[20025] "Harry" graduated from the University of Michigan and was in Detroit after World War I working as an architect for the city and a private firm. He enlisted in the war and acquired a reserve commission about 1920. He wangled a leave of absence for a year to command a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in the Michigan woods. In 1941 he was ordered to extended active duty with his own consent in the grade of captain with the Army Air Corps and was stationed at a number of air bases across the United States as a quartermaster or engineer officer (Captain at age 52; Major at age 56). In retirement he built a lakefront home in Acme, Grand Traverse Co., MI. "Traverse City Record-Eagle [Traverse City, Michigan], 10 April 1975," p. 6: "Harrison W. Gardner, 86, of 7425 Deepwater Point, Acme, died Tuesday evening at Munson Medical Center after a prolonged illness. He was born Jan. 1, 1889 in Traverse City to Freeborn and Mary (Turner) Gardner, a pioneer family. He was married to the former Mary Louise Kellogg in 1920 in Traverse City. He was a member the Central United Methodist Church in Traverse City, Palestine Lodge of Masons, Detroit, the High Twelve Club, Traverse City, and Traverse City Lodge 323 BPOE. He graduated from Traverse City High School in 1909 and attended the University School of Engineering and Architecture. He served in World War I and II and retired from the Army the rank of Major. Mr. Gardner was employed by the city of Detroit with the engineering department and city planning commission and by architectural firms in Detroit. He retired from Harley, Ellington and Day in 1953 and moved to Acme. He was an artist as well as an architect and taught drawing and painting classes in his home during his retirement. He was preceded in death by his parents; three sisters, Gertrude Taylor, Myrtle Wood and Cora Piper. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a daughter, Elizabeth Chapman of Detroit; one son, William H. Gardner of Birmingham, Mich.; one niece, Onnalee Wood of Dunedin, Fla.; one nephew, Gardner Piper of Miami, Fla.; six grandchildren and two great-grandsons."
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[29456] Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Vol.6 (Colonial Society of Massachusetts): "John Gooch, was at York as early as 1640, when his wife, Ruth, was summarily dealt with by the Court for her improper relations with the Rev. George Burdett of unsavory memory (1 Maine Historical Society's Collections, edition of 1865, i. 365, 366); was a freeman, 1652; removed to Wells, where he was a Selectman in 1653 (Massachusetts Colony Records, iii. 334); and died early in 1667. Bourne says that he first settled at Newbury (History of Wells and Kennebunk, Maine, p. 78. Cf. Massachusetts Colony Records, i. 266). His will, dated 7 May and proved 12 July, 1667, mentions wife Ruth, sons John and James, and several grandchildren, and bequeaths to his son James a house, garden, and orchard in Slimbridge, in the hundred of Berkeley (the birthplace of Dr. Edward Jenner), Gloucestershire, England, which he had bought of William Hammond (Maine Wills, pp. 32, 33); from which it is inferred that the emigrant came hither from Slimbridge."
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[47650] Shadrach's grave has a G.A.R. marker. He is reputed to also be a veteran of the "Aroostook War".
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George m. March 11, 1896 Nanni J. Saylor of Sandy Hill, Perry Co., PA and had Eleanor Mae Sanderson (d. Nov. 14, 1934; teacher at Wall, PA), Olive Sanderson (m. ____ Peterson and r. in 1934 at McKee's Rocks, PA), Samuel J. Sanderson (r. Pitcairn, PA in 1934) and Earl Sanderson (r. with father in 1934).
The Perry County Times, 26 June 1913, p. 4: G. W. Sanderson, of Wall, and his brother Luther, of Lilly, called on George's mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary Baylor, and his brothers-in-law, E W. Klinepeter, O. C. Rice and F. G. Hench, in this place and Pleasant Valley on Sunday. They came to Bloomfield to attend the funeral of their father, tbe late Samuel Sanderson.
The Perry County Democrat, 1 April 1936, p. 3: George William Sanderson, a former resident of Bloomfield, died at his home in Wall, Pa., Thursday of last week, after an illness of several months. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sanderson, of this place, and was married to Nannie Frances Saylor, of Sandy Hill, who survives with two sons and one daughter. Funeral services were held on Sunday and burial was at McKeesport.
[41414] An unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2016 provides this person