[51023] Mary is daughter of James Lymburner Douglass (1811-1865) & Exina Jessie Blodgett (b. in 1810; m. 21 November 1833 in Brooksville, Hancock Co., ME).
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[32487] http://www.geni.com/people/Ingelram-of-Flanders-Fictitious offers: Ingelram van Vlaanderen - Also Known As: "Engeurrand", "Ingelramn", "van Vlaanderen", "de Flandres", "of Flanders", "von Flandern", "Ingelram", "Engelram", "Enguerrand", "Engleran", "Ingelramnus", "Enghelram", "Martel", "Harlebec", "Rowland", "Harlebeeke", "Forrester", "/Engleran/", "Engeleram", "Engleram". Birthdate: virca 780. Death: 825. Immediate Family: Son of Lydéric V of Flanders (Fictitious) and Juliana de Chelles (Fictitious); Husband of Ermentrude de Flandres and Rithilde de Harlebecque; Father of Anseline de Steenland, wife of Odoacer; Occupation: Comte, de Harlebeke, forestier, duc de France Maritime.
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[18691] Joseph and his ancestry is from "Gar" via Internet, 9/98, and is NOT verified; he also provided the daughter, Deborah, and her husband. "No. 27, Library of Cape Cod History and Genealogy: Thomas Foster of Weymouth and His Cape Cod Descendants" (Yarmouth, MA: C. W. Swift, 1922), p. 366: "Joseph, born about 1674, resided at Barnstable and Sandwich." - p. 368 lists his wife and 14 children.
[41194] Edward is son of Samuel Givens (1802-1899) and Elizabeth Ray (1804-1884) according to the unverified file 26LH-3LL in familysearch.org which states Edward also m. 21 January 1901 in Lincoln, NE Catherine Grace Smith. His grave marker states "Pvt Co. D, 93rd Illinois Infantry". "The Nebraska State Journal [Lincoln, Nebraska], 20 December 1928," p. 1: "Edward Givens, Lincoln's oldest Civil war veteran and a resident here for nearly fifty years, succumbed after a short illness at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William Lee, 1945 R street at 6 p. m. Wednesday. He celebrated his ninety-ninth birthday Oct. 31. Despite his advanced age, Mr. Givens was in good health and his mind was sharp until Saturday, when he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. His condition steadily weakened until the end. Mr. Givens waa always an active man and on his ninety-ninth birthday, when he received numerous congratulatory messages from friends, he recalled his part in the Civil war as clearly as he had twenty or thirty years before. Born in Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, he married there and moved to Illinois in 1852. He had often recalled for friends his first acquaintance with historic figures of the period - the time he went to Freeport, Ill., and heard Lincoln and Douglas debate. In 1862 he enlisted in company D, Ninety-third Illinois Infantry. His company first went to Chicago to guard prisoners captured by Grant at Fort Donelson. They were then ordered to the front in Tennessee and soon after were dispatched to Vicksburg, reaching there shortly after the confederates had surrendered to Sherman. Mr. Givens saw active fighting at Champion hills, twice in the vicinity of Vicksburg and in several other engagements. Mr. Givens with his family moved to what is now Firth, Neb., in 1869. Altho of meager education himself, was an inveterate reader and always took an active interest in the education of others, as is evidenced by the fact that he was largely instrumental in bringing before the legislature the free text book bill. The first district school in the vicinity was organized by Mr. Givens and a group of neighbors near Firth, and Mrs. Givens became teacher in a single room built especially for the purpose on the Givens house. At Mr. Givens suggestion text books were bought by the group for the children and furnished free. After a number of years at Firth the Givens family moved to Lincoln and Mr. Givens established a blacksmith shop which he maintained until he was seventy years of age, when he retired. Besides Mrs. Lee, he is survived by another daughter Mrs. William Morris of Firth; three sons, Ed of Auburn, Wash.; Douglas and Lilburn of Omaha, thirty-two grand children, eighty great-grandchildren and thirty great-great-grandchildren."
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[1131] Hope and John also had a son, John (b. 2 March 1657, d. 29 May 1657). See "John Howland of the Mayflower, Volume 3," Elizabeth Pearson White (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 2007), for five generations of descendants of John Howland through Hope Howland.
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"The Howlands in America" (1939)
[47806] Dean r. Denmark, Oxford Co., ME. For his family and ancestry, see "A genealogy of the descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood, who came from England and settled in New England early in the seventeenth century", compiled by Ira Osgood (Salem, MA: Salem Press - reissued as a paperback).
[57212] Velma is daughter of James Henry Williamson (1874-1932) & Gertrude E. Brown (1879-1956; m. 18 September 1896 in Jefferson, Coos Co., NH).