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[51825] Ardelle m. (1) 9 October 1937 in Deer Isle, Hancock Co., ME George C. Armstrong (1905-1970). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 21 June 1997, p. 11: "Deer Isle - Ardelle Elizabeth Barbour, 78, died Thursday, June 19, 1997, at a Blue Hill hospital. She was born in Deer Isle, April 13, 1919, the daughter of Sargent W. and Elizabeth (Gross) Bray. Ardelle worked at the Stonington Packing Company for many years. She enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles, and watching her soaps and birds. She. was a wonderful wife and mother. Ardelle is survived by her husband of 46 years, Maurice of Deer Isle; one son, George Armstrong and his wife Yvette of Newport, four daughters, Rose Mann and her husband, Lyman of Surry, Beverly Beal and her husband, Alton of Ellsworth, Arlene Gaudy and her husband, John of Wilmington, N.C., Susan Dunham and her husband, Kevin of Townsend, seven grandchildren, great-grandchildren, one sister, Edna Gray and her husband, Stephen; two brothers, Byron and his wife, Lenora, and Milton and his wife, Marjorie; and several nieces, nephews and cousins."
[58254] The unverified file LV9Q-C17 in familysearch.org offers: "When Ella Elizabeth Cassidy was born on 11 May 1903, in Houlton, Aroostook, Maine, United States, her father, Michael James Cassidy, was 44 and her mother, Maude Laura Scott, was 18. She married Roy A. Bragdon on 11 October 1919, in Merrill, Aroostook, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. She lived in Merrill, Aroostook, Maine, United States in 1940 and Brownville, Piscataquis, Maine, United States in 1950. She died on 8 March 2000, at the age of 96, and was buried in Brownville, Piscataquis, Maine, United States."
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[20468] A Samuel and a Robert Hudson are heads of families in the 1820 federal census of Screven Co., GA. The "Georgia Gazette" 30 December 1767 printed this notice: "Samuel Hudson informs me of a Bay Horse, about 13 hands high, with a star in his forehead, not branded; and a Chestnut Sorel Mare, about 13 hands high, branded on the mounting shoulder I-D. Whoever owns them must prove their property before Barton's Branch in St. Matthew's parish, Dec. 15, 1767 - Richard Scruggs". This Richard Scruggs was Justice of the Peace.
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[41488] Find A Grave Memorial 106212586 offers: "Robert was the son of Captain Eli Hutchins of Arundel, York County, Maine (First Congregational, Arundel, York County, Maine) and Catherine Crediford Hutchins of York County, Maine. Catherine was married twice. Catherine married Eli on 04 December 1828 in Kennebunkport, York County, Maine. Catherine and Eli had four children. They were: Verelence (Virlin) Hutchins was born about 1833; Edward S. Hutchins was born in 1837; Robert C. Hutchins was born on 13 September 1839; and Victoria Hutchins was born about 1841. All the children were born in Kennebunkport, York County, Maine. Note: Eli was one of the owners of a ship registered 10 March 1837 in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Captain Eli Hutchins was washed overboard with three of his crew from the deck of his vessel, the Auronah, in a heavy storm in the summer of 1843, in the Bay of Chaleur, Bay of Fundy region, New Brunswick Providence, Saint John, Restigouche County, the gulf of Saint Lawrence, Canada. Eli's body was never recovered. Catherine married Andrew Burnham about 1843. Catherine and Andrew had one child. Andrew Burnham was born about 1843 in Kennebunkport, York County, Maine. Robert married Eliza A. Phillips. Date and place unknown. Eliza and Robert had two children. They were: Baby Daughter Hutchins was born in January 1873; and Gertrude M. Hutchins was born in May 1878. Both children were born in Maine."
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http://www.san.beck.org/AB17-FeudalEurope.html offers: "Harald Fairhair's successor Erik was called Bloodaxe because he killed several of his brothers. Haakon was brought up by England's king Athelstan as a Christian. Erik Bloodaxe married Gunnhild, the daughter of Denmark's king Gorm the Old. Haakon returned from England with a force and made an alliance with Earl Sigurd, driving Erik out of Norway in the 940s. Haakon restored the udal rights of the bondholders which Harald had taken away, encouraging many to return from exile. By 948 Erik Bloodaxe had become king in York, but the English drove him out for King Eadred. Erik returned in 952 but two years later was forced out again; he was killed with five other Norse kings at Stanmore in Northumbria. Erik Bloodaxe's widow Gunnhild fled to her brother Harald Bluetooth's court in Jutland and got him to attack Norway. In response Norwegians led by Haakon raided the coasts of Jutland, Zealand, and Danish lands in Sweden."
In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORWAY.htm offers: "Snorre names 'Eirik Blood-axe' as the son of King Harald and his wife 'Ragnhild the Mighty'. The 'Historia Norwegie' names 'Ericus . . . Blothex' as oldest son of 'Haraldus Comatus', specifying that he succeeded his father as king. Snorre records that he was fostered by 'the herse Thorer Hroaldson' after his mother's death, in a later passage that this was in the Fjord district. Under his father's division of territories, Halogaland, North More and Raumsdal were granted to Eirik. He succeeded in [930] on the abdication of his father as Erik I 'Blodøks/Blood-axe' Over-King of Norway. He conquered Viken in 934 after defeating his half-brothers Olav King of Viken and Sigröd King of Tröndheim at Tunsberg. His support diminished after the return to Norway of his half-brother Haakon, and he fled in [935/36] to Orkney where he established himself as king and took to piracy because he had little land. The 'Historia Norwegie' records that he was deposed after ruling one year and fled to England where he was baptised and appointed 'toti Northimbrie comes' by King Athelstan. King Athelstan established him as vassal king at York in 939, on condition that he and his family accepted baptism. He was expelled from York in 940 by Athelstan's successor King Edmund I. He returned as King of York after a Danish revolt 947-948, but was driven out in 949 by Olaf Sihtricson. After the latter was deposed, Erik became king of York once more 952-954 until the Northumbrians rose against him and defeated him. He was killed by Maccus son of Harald Sihtricsson King of Limerick. - m ([922]) Gunhild, daughter of --- ([910/20]-after 970). The primary sources are contradictory concerning Gunhild's parentage. According to the 'Historia Norwegie', she was Gunhild, daughter of Gorm 'den Gamle/the Old' King of Denmark & his wife Tyre, this source recording the marriage of 'Ericus . . . Blothex' and 'de Dania . . . Gunnildam . . . Gorms Stultissimi Danorum regis filiam ac Thyri' and specifying that she was 'malificam et iniquissimam'. According to Snorre, she was the daughter of Ozur 'Tote', a Finn who lived in Halogaland, in a later passage stating that she was 'clever with much knowledge and lively but a very false person and very cruel in disposition'. Snorre names 'Eyvind Skreyja and Alf Askman' as brothers of Gunhild, when recording that they joined the army of Harald Eirikson and were killed in battle. Her birth date range is estimated from her allegedly having nine sons by her husband, who were probably born in the range [935/50] if the indications in Snorre's narrative are correct. If this is correct, she was probably older than her brother Harald King of Denmark, assuming that her Danish origin is correct. Gunhild returned to Orkney with her sons after her husband's death, departing in [spring/summer] 955 for Denmark where her sons were granted fiefs by King Harald. The 'Historia Norwegie' records that she returned with her sons to 'fratrem suum Haraldum regem Danorum' after her husband was murdered. After her son succeeded as king of Norway, she was known as the 'King mother' and exercised considerable influence in governing the country. She returned to Orkney with her surviving sons after the defeat of her son King Harald in [965] at Limfiord."
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Bloodaxe.