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[45511] Mary's ancestry is from the unverified Noblitt Family Tree in 2023 in Ancestry.com.
[29395] Christopher is son of John Clouse (b. 1729) and wife Margary (b. 1733). Christopher and his brother William were in Washington Co., PA by the 1790 census, and Christopher bought 75 acres of land on the waters of Pigeon Creek in Washington Co. for 200 pounds on 25 Mar 1795. http://homepage.mac.com/feja66/tree/ps02/ps02_376.html adds, quoting Dale S. Landon: "In land record book 2G page 82 dated 9 Nov 1821 15 acres of Christopher Clouse Sr.'s land was sold for 300 dollars by his heirs: John Clouse & Christina his wife of Wayne County, Ohio; Christopher Clouse & Mary his wife; William Clouse & Lydia his wife; Mathias Myers & Catharine his wife; John Newkirk & Christiana his wife; John Wilson attorney for Jacob Clouse & Mary his wife and James Craven all of Washington County, Pennsylvania. John Clouse and Christiana his wife of Wayne County in the State of Ohio came 26 May 1823 to sign for their share. By 1814 John Newkirk and his wife, Christiana also went to Wayne County, Ohio. So John and Christiana Clouse of Wayne County, Ohio had a son Jacob who was in Coshocton County, Ohio and later went to around Marshall, Illinois. Jacob Jr. (Jake) was born there and then went to Fredericktown, Missouri where he died."
[37078] Find A Grave Memorial 17009201 offers: "Jessie Belle's parentage is not conclusive, with sources being the 1880 census and her multiple marriage applications. Jessie was born in Jackson County, Indiana. Jessie and descendants usually stated her maiden name with variations of Cohorn. She stated her mother died while she was very young and so was raised by another family. Jessie married Charles Edward Lacy 25 January 1896. The family moved from Jackson County to Jasonville in Greene County where Charles worked for the railroad. They lived in Jasonville during the 1914 fire - the kids were scared and hid under the bed, but the fire did not affect their lodging. On 6 December 1915 she married Elmer Roscoe Booker, a widower with five kids of his own. Oddly they married again in Monroe County in 1933. Since this time she was always known to her grandkids as Grandma Booker. They divorced again and she married Andrew Harvey 5 Dec 1945. They lived in the city of Linton where she lived the rest of her days, dying 14 January 1960 of a cerebral hemorrhage. [by Steven W Good, June 2013]"
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_Ichabod Downs COLSON _|_Elizabeth DOWNS ____
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[51961] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 30 June 1952, p. 16: "Guilford, June 29 - " Linwood L. Colson, 64, prominent Piscataquis businessman, died Friday morning at the Eastern Maine General hospital, Bangor. He was born in Guilford July 17, 1887 son of Lewis and Dora (Hammond) Colson, a lifelong resident of Guilford, he was educated in Guilford schools and at an early age learned the stonecutters trade from his father and continued in that work for 50 years. He established the L. L. Colson Monumental Works in Guilford 35 years ago, a business which has grown and expanded until presently its products are sold throughout New England. He was a member of Mt. Kineo lodge A. F. and A. M., Almeda chapter O.E.S., Guilford Chamber of Commerce; past president of the Lawn Cemetery Association, Guilford for a number of years and he had served on the board of Selectmen for several terms. Since his retirement three years ago Mr. and Mrs. Colson have spent their winters in Florida. Mr Colson is survived by his wife, Hattie (Cressy) Colson; two daughters, Miss Velma Colson of New York City and Mrs. W. Frank Clark of Portsmouth, N. H.; one son, Linwood Colson, Jr. of Guilford; two brothers, Edwin B. and Ormon of Guilford and two grandchildren."
[56866] Mary is daughter of George Samuel Harris (1879-1956) & Delia Medura Austin (1882-1961; m. in 1900 in Perham, Aroostook Co., ME).
_Nehemiah LEACH _______+
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[47598] Documentation of his parents is needed. In 1920, Dwight was living as an "adopted son" with Lewis A. and Edith C. Snowman of Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 November 1962, p. 22: "Penobscot - Dwight Wilford Leach, 53, died suddenly at his home here Friday. A medical examiner ruled that death was caused by a self-inflicted gunshot wound, He was born at Penobscot, November 8, 1909, son of Harris and Evelyn (Wardwell) Leach. He was a member of the Rising Star Lodge of Masons Penobscot and the Penobscot Chapter 0. E. S. He is survived by his widow, Erma;: one son, Robert Leach; five daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Orcutt, Mrs. Rose Grindell, Mrs. Esther Austin, Mrs. Margaret Austin and Miss Roberta Leach, all of Penobscot; 10 grandchildren, three cousins and one niece."
[4923] He probably is not father of the daughter shown here! This line requires more research. He is not in the list of rulers of Neuchâtel (Neuenburg) at http://ellone-loire.net/obsidian/centeuro.html#Neuchatel. See "The Monthly Review; or Literary Journal," (London, England: 1788) Vol. 78, p. 287, which reports that the first Count of Neuchatel was "Ulric, who lived towards the end of the twelfth century. He had a son named Bertold, who, in 1214, made a convention with the inhabitants, concerning the rights, liberties, and franchises of the citizens and people of the country." Cf. http://genealogy.euweb.cz/french/neuenbg.html. Berthold of Neuchâtel was Bishop of Basel in 1130.
[51437] Etheal is said to be son of Etheal Smith (1795-1849) & Eunice Morse (1799-1842; m. 5 July 1814 in New Brunswick, Canada).