[29274] This line is from the "Family Hart" database, posted in 2009 at http://midatlantic.rootsweb.ancestry.com/database/d0054/g0000097.htm - this database provides further ancestry.
[47545] "Freeport Journal-Standard, 27October 1925", p. 3: "Injuries sustained when he fell a distance of forty feet from the top of the H. A. Hillmer Company grain elevator at Ridott last Thursday, caused the death this morning of William Y. Brown, local manager for the Hillmer Company at that place. Mr. Brown passed away at St. Francis Hospital where he was taken immediately following the accident. The injuries sustained at the time included a broken pelvic bone, a broken left leg between the hip and knee, broken left ankle broken right wrist and internal injuries. Although everything possible was done to combat the injuries sustained and although Mr, Brown made a brave struggle to survive, Mr. Brown was forced to succumb about 8 o'clock this morning. He was surrounded by members of his family when he passed on. Coroner E. A. Diestenieier impaneled a coroner's jury to inquire into the death this afternoon. The accident took place while Mr. Brown and Wilbur Carey were in the act of placing some wire screens on the cupola of the building at Ridott. Mr. Brown had taken the precaution of placing a guard wire around the cupola, but was outside of the wire when he accidentally slipped and fell to the ground, a distance of about forty feet. He struck on the railroad tracks below, sustaining the fatal injuries. One of the wire screens became caught on a nail and when pulled by Mr. Brown it loosened with a jerk, throwing him backward, causing him to lose his balance and fall to the tracks below. Mr. Brown was well and favorably known throughout Stephenson County and the news of his passing came as a distinct shock to his many friends, who had entertained hopes to the very last for his recovery. Following his injuries, pneumonia developed and it became apparent late yesterday that he could not survive although he continued the struggle for life until the very last. The stricken family has the sympathy of a wide circle of friends, Mr. Brown having had the happy faculty of making friends wherever he went. William Y. Brown was born in Rock Run Township on September 16,1871, having been a son of John H. and Sarah C. Brown. He was reared in that community, the family later moving to the Township of Dakota where he resided for several years. He was united in marriage on December 12, 1894, to Miss Emma Ritzman, the ceremony having taken place at the old Clifton Hotel, Mrs. Brown's father having been proprietor of that hostelry at that time. He was employed by the late Casper Nelrus, when the latter was engaged in the ice business in Freeport for several years and about twenty years ago entered the employ of the Hillmer Company at Ridott, having continued with that concern ever since and having been manager of the Hillmer elevator at Ridott at the time of his untimely accident. Practically all of his life was spent in Stephenson County. Mr. Brown is survived by his widow and the following children: Catherine, at home; Roscoe Brown, Lorraine, Ohio; Mrs. Kenneth Haller, Glendale, California; Mrs. Loyal McHoes, Freeport. His mother, Mrs. Sarah C. Brown, resides at 213 West Elk Street, while the following brothers and sisters also survive: Clark J. Browne, Freeport; Mrs. Nellie Wolf, Freeport; Mrs. Richard Dryden, Keithsburg, Ill.; Mrs, D. C. Rinker, Freeport; Mrs. Martha Sampson, Waynesville, Ill.; John H. Brown, Houston, Texas. He was a member of the Winneshiek Lodge of Odd Fellows of Freeport. For many years Mr. Brown had served as village clerk of the Village of Ridott, having been chosen to that office on the Republican ticket. He took an active interest in politics and all civic affairs and was one of the Republican leaders of that community for many years. The remains will lie in state at the Kuehner Funeral Chapel until Thursday afternoon when funeral services will be conducted from that place. Burial will be made at Oakland Cemetery; more definite arrangements to be announced later. The following tribute to Mr. Brown is offered by H. A. Hillmer of the Hillmer Company: 'We never knew a man who was more uniformly kind in his attitude towards his fellow men than Will Brown. He was absolutely honest and knew no fear. He had courage without any bragging and would go any length or to any trouble to be of service to his community. His loss will be great not only to his family but to the town of Ridott. We are sincere in our conviction when we say that no man filled as large a place in his community. He was unpretentious but very efficient and in every way a most valuable man. We lack words to express our loss.'"
[11929] Elizabeth is daughter of Sir John Burdet, Knight of Huncote and Leire, Co. Leicester, 1397-1400, per "Ancestral Roots..." (7th Ed., p. 60).
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[4860] She is the Sibyl de Ewyas, d. 1236, m. possibly in 1198 Robert I de Tregoz (d. 1213-14); this Sibyl is dau. of Robert II de Ewyas, d. 1198, Lord of Ewyas Harold - he m. Pernel or Petronilla (living in 1204). Robert II is son of Robert I, d. after 1147, Lord of Ewyas Harold, son of Harold de Ewyas (Lord of Sudeley and Ewyas Harold, living in 1115). - Weis' "Ancestral Roots..." (1988 Edition). See "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 81.
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[5957] Robert arrived on the "Fortune" in 1621, and his wife Margaret Windsor and children came on the "Ann" in 1623. A daughter Phebe m. George Watson in 1635 at Plymouth. The Hicks family appears to have settled at Plymouth. Robert's first wife was Elizabeth Morgan. See "Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families," William Davis (1899); "The Mayflower," Kate Caffrey (1974; see pp. 154, 356. 358 and appendix). "Banks called him a fellmonger of Bermondsey and Southwark, County Surrey. Robert S. Wakefield, `The Children of Robert Hicks,' TAG 51:57, shows that Hicks had at least nine children. See also R. G. Rider, `More on the Robert Hicks Ancestry: Clues to the Identity of his Spouse,' TAG 54:31, which should be read with a bit of caution." - "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691)," Eugene Aubrey Stratton (Ancestry Publishing, Provo, UT, 1986), p. 302. His ancestry is from Dorothea Griebel, 1/92 on Prodigy, and must be verified; his siblings are from Bonnie Kroll (126 Oldfield Ave., Amityville, NY 11701) 12/95 and also must be verified - she gives as children with first wife: Elizabeth (b. 1600), Thomas (b. Feb. 19, 1602), John (b. Oct. 25, 1607 in London; d. in June, 1672 at Hempstead, NY - m. Rachel Starr & had 3 children) and Stephen (b. 1609, d. 1688); she gives Samuel's siblings by second wife as I show (unverified). See references under son, Samuel, and "Hicks-Thurber Family History," Helen Hicks Kilfoy (Chicago, 1982). Betsy Foster (BetFoster1@aol.com) shared in 2003: "From 'Plymouth Colony Its History & People', by Eugene Aubrey Stratton, FASG, former Historian General of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants (Ancestry Publishing, P.O. Box 476, Salt Lake City, UT 84110): 'Hicks, Robert - He arrived in 1621 on the Fortune. Banks called him a fellmonger of Bermondsey and Southwark, County Surrey. Robert S. Wakefield in The Children of Robert Hicks [TAG 51:57] shows that Hicks had at least nine children. Some interesting backgrounds given on Hicks in the deposition of Clement Briggs of Weymouth, fellmonger, taken at New Plymouth 29 Aug 1638. Briggs said that about twenty-two years earlier he was dwelling and working for Mr. Lemuel Latham in Bermondsey Street, Southwark, London, and a Thomas Harlow was dwelling with and working for Mr. Robert Hicks. Harlow and Briggs often discussed how many pelts their masters pulled a week. Hicks pulled 300 a week and sometimes 600 or 700, and he sold his sheep's pelts for forty shillings a hundred to Mr. Arnold Allaard; whereas Mr. Samuel Latham sold his to the same man for fifty shillings a hundred, even though Mr. Hicks' pelts were better ware (PCR 12:35). In Plymouth, Hicks recorded with the court on 13 Jul 1639 a release whereby Thomas Heath of London, cooper, on 13 Jul 1639 had acquitted Robert Hicks, formerly a citizen and leatherseller of London of all debts, including 180 pounds which Hicks had owed Heath (PCR 12:43). Hicks died at Plymouth 24 May 1647 and in his will dated 28 May 1645, inventory 5 Jul 1647, he named his wife Margaret, oldest son Samuel, son Ephraim, grandson John Bangs, John Watson, and a number of nonrelative Plymouth residents.' Another source reports: 'Hicks, James2 (Baptist1), born England 1575-83, died Plymouth, Mar 24, 1647; married first Elizabeth Morgan 1596, in England; she died 1607; married 2nd in London in 1610, Margaret Winslow, who became the first woman teacher in America. She was a sister of the Winslow brothers of the "Mayflower." Robert Hicks resided in the Plymouth colony twenty-six years, sharing in the division of cattle in 1627. He had come to Plymouth in the "Fortune," in 1621. His wife and daughter followed him in the ship "Ann," arriving in June, 1622. Children by his 1st wife: Elizabeth, who married John Dickinson; Thomas; (no dates); John b. :(1607 (?); died Long Island, NY May 1672; married Herodia Long; and Stephen, b.? d. ?. Children by 2nd wife: Samuel (no dates); Ephraim, (no dates, but married Elizabeth Howland; Lydia (no dates), and she married Edward Bangs; Phebe, (no dates).' That is the end of that source; however, I know Lydia married Edward Bangs and their daughter married Jonathan Sparrow on October 28, 1654 in Eastham, MA." [Also see the notes for Robert's wife, Margaret Winslow.] "The Great Migration Begins" (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), Vol. 2, pp. 924-928 provides additional information. For further discussion of his unproven ancestry and marriages, see the Web site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Harrison/d0084/g0000005.html#I23752
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[57558] The unverified file LTMQ-Y4X in 2024 in familysearch.org offers: "When Harold Jos Hogan was born in 1919, in Maine, United States, his father, John W Hogan, was 31 and his mother, Mary I Hogan, was 26. He had at least 1 son with Joyce Evelyn Moore. He lived in Brownville, Piscataquis, Maine, United States in 1930 and Brownville Junction, Brownville, Piscataquis, Maine, United States in 1940. He registered for military service in 1942. He died on 16 April 1980, at the age of 61."
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[53465] The unverified file KJZS-YZC in familysearch.org offers: "When Reuben Sullivan Kenney was born on 15 September 1864, in Glenwood, Argyle, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, his father, Israel Doane Kenney, was 47 and his mother, Hannah Whitehouse, was 43. He married Emma Lucalla Saunders in 1888, in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 3 daughters. He lived in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1901 and Nova Scotia, Canada in 1911."
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[45379] An unverified file in 2019 in Ancestry.com reports "When Solomon Tarbox was born on May 30, 1733, in Lynn, Massachusetts, his father, Godfrey, was 37 and his mother, Hanah, was 38. He married Asenath Phelps on September 4, 1755, in Hebron, Connecticut. They had 11 children in 21 years. He died on December 20, 1777, in Hebron, Connecticut, at the age of 44."