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[30390] Adaline's information and parents are from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2013. Was she really married on her parents' wedding anniversary?
[2145] William joined the great revolt of 1173 and in defeat saw his castles razed. They were rebuilt when the earldom was restored, and Tutbury Castle remained in the family until 1266. Cf. the Earls of Derby line in "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 83-85.
[51688] Oseth is said to be daughter of Edward A. Dillingham (1595-1667) & Ursula Carter (1590-1656; m. 14 February 1614 in Cotesbach, Leicestershire, England).
[48473] This family is from the unverified file KHSZ-D6F in 2021 in familysearch.org which states Katie is daughter of Joel Herring (1853-1907) & Lucetta Snyder (1854-1935).
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[41947] Find A Grave Memorial 55562120 reports "Margaret was born in Ingweiller, France. She married Daniel Coble in McZena, Ohio and they had 9 children: John,Thomas,Mary Helen, Sophia,Sarah,George,Margaret, Martha and Daniel Lewis."
[33276] Savilla is said to be daughter of Jacob Steele and Mary Long. Ancestry.com offers: "Steele Name Meaning - English and Scottish: from Middle English stele 'steel', hence a nickname for someone considered as hard and durable as steel, or metonymic occupational name for a foundry worker."
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[57834] Fred served in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War.
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[1346] Ichabod was a millwright; built 1st mill on Narraguagas River; in Gouldsborough and then Cherryfield; served in War for Independence from Narraguagas 17 Dec 1778 to 19 Dec 1778. 1850 census reports that dau. Susannah was born in "Portsmouth, N.H." Ichabod's other children are given in "Maine Families in 1790," edited by Ruth Gray (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1988, p. 289; Maine Genealogical Society Special Publication No. 2), where his wife's surname is reported as Bumford. "Soldiers, Sailors & Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Maine" states that he was a Sgt. during his military service and at that time resided at Machias - this is also reported in "Mass. Soldiers and Sailors...", p. 410. He and Elizabeth were the first settlers of Cherryfield in 1773. "Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine", Tibbetts & Lamson (Camden: Picton Press, 1997): "Thomas Willey (c1617-1681) came probably from Lancashire, England to Oyster River {Dover, New Hampshire} by 1645. Two of his great-grandchildren moved 'downeast' and were among the early settlers at Addison: Ichabod and Tamson: 1. ICHABOD WILLEY, b probably at Dover, NH say 1738; d at Cherryfield 20 March 1828, ae. 90 [g.s.]; son of John 3rd (John, Thomas) and Abigail (Denbo) Willey, wheelwright and millwright at Gouldsboro by c1762, at Addison by 1771, then at Gouldsboro again, and at Addison again {1791}, before finally settling at Cherryfield [1800-1810], where most of his children remained; m c1760 ELIZABETH BUMFORD, bapt at Barrington NH 16 Jan 1744 [records of St. Johns Church, Queens Chapel, Portsmouth, NH]; d at Cherryfield 19 Feb 1834; dau of Charles and Elizabeth (--) Bumford, Scotch-Irish immigrants to Durham NH; 11 children: SUSANNA, b at Portsmouth NH 1761; d at Cherryfield 1850s [CFD 1850]; m SAMUEL COLSON 3rd, b in NH 1762, d 1810+, lived at Cherryfield [1800-10]. ELIZABETH F., b 13 March 1765; d 5 Dec 1846; m (1st) 1770s JOHN JORDAN, b say 1756, d 1830+, son of Ebenezer and Rebecca (Brown) Jordan of Harrington and Milbridge, loved at Harrington [1810-30] and Milbridge; m (2nd) ROBERT TUCKER, b 1760, d 1843, son of Josiah and Susanna (Leighton) Tucker. MARY "Molly", b 14 July 1767; d 11 March 1846, ae. "77" [g.s. Col]; m 1785 EBENEZER DOWNS 3rd, b c1766, d 14 April 1846, ae. "77" [g.s. Col]. ICHABOD Jr., b at Gouldsboro 10 Jan 1773; d 1820+; lived at Cherryfield [1800-20]; m at Gouldsboro 10 Jan 1793 SARAH "Sally" FERNALD, b at Gouldsboro 23 Aug 1773, d 1820+, dau of Clement and Dorcas (Tucker) Fernald; 9 children: Abraham, Sarah, Lydia, Dorcas Fernald, Ichabod 3rd, Andrew, John Jordan, Abigail F., another Abigail F., and Sabine P. WILLIAM, b at Cherryfield 23 May 1771; d there 25 April 1852; lived at Cherryfield [1800-50]; m at Gouldsboro 11 June 1795 ELIZABETH DAVIS, b there 25 May 1773, d 3 May 1865, ae. 91, dau of Eleazer Reuel and Elizabeth (Leighton) Davis; 11 children: James, Samuel Davis, Betsy, Anna, Mary Elizabeth, William Jr., Robert Pinkham, Asenath, Richard P., Serena, and another Richard P. ANNIE, be 18 Feb 1776; d 29 Fewb 1844, ae. 68 [g.s.]; m 1790s ALLEN DOWNS, b 1770, d 1810+, son of Ebenezer Downs of Cherryfield [1810]. JOHN JORDAN, b 28 Nov 1778; d 1840+; lived at Cherryfield [1810-40]; m 26 March FANNY S. GUPTILL, b at Gouldsboro 23 March 1782, d 1840+, dau of William and Jane (Downs) Guptill; 12 children: Susan, William Guptill, Fanny, Mariah B., Jane Guptill, Guy, John Jordan Jr., Joseph Adams, Calvin C., Amasa P., Lavina F., and Olive Conley. JAMES, b 1779, d 1780. CHARLES, b at Gouldsboro 18 July 1781; d 20 Aug 1845, ae. 64[g.s.]; lived at Cherryfield [1810-40]; m at Cherryfield 27 Nov {int at Steuben 26 Oct} 1803 HANNAH GUPTILL, b 10 May 1784, d 7 Dec 1849, ae. 65, dau of William and Jane (Downs) Guptill of Gouldsboro and Grand Manan NB; about 12 children: Ichabod, Oliver and Orrin Turu (twins), Eliza, Charles B., Daniel, Andrew, Frances Guptill, Nancy Ann, Delia A., Alvin Bridgham, and poss. Susan B. JANE, b c1786; d c1882, ae. 96; m c1800 SAMUEL DAVIS, b 1780, d 1830+, son of Eleazer Reuel and Elizabeth (Leighton) Davis [brother to William Willey's wife]. ABIGAIL, b at Addison 1 March 1789; d 1860+; m 1806 her cousin WILLIAM WHITE as his 2nd wife. 2. TAMSON WILLEY, b probably near Dover NH c 1749; d 1825; dau of John and Abigail (Denbo) Willey; m TILLEY WHITE as his 2nd wife." Also see "Early Families of Gouldsboro, Maine" (Picton Press). http://dmaine.com/cherryfield states "Cherryfield was first settled in 1757 by Ichabod Willey and Samuel Colson." The Cherryfield-Narraguagus Historical Society has a blanket chest which once belonged to Ichabod Willey. Cf. "Early Narraguagus River Families of Washington County, Maine," Darryl B. Lamson and Leonard F. Tibbetts (Rockport, ME: Picton Press, 2002), pp. 1090-91, and "Bangor Historical Magazine," VII:181.