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[9621] "The Perry County Times [New Bloomfield, PA], 6 June 1968," p. 8: "Mrs. Eva M. Rice, 85, of Landisburg, died Tuesday at her home. She was the widow of Harry M. Rice. She was a member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Landisburg RD. She is survived by three sons Donald B. of Landisburg RD and H. Dale and G. Kenneth, both of Landisburg; a daughter, Mrs. Mary R. Egolf of Landisburg RD; a sister, Mrs. Grace B. Minick of Carlisle; three grandchildren and five great grandchildren."
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[23398] http://www.theharmons.us/harmon_t/b483.htm (not verified) offers: "Rufus Clark Burleson and Lillie Alice Hillhouse were married on 1 Aug 1893 in , San Saba, Tx. Children were: Phillis Viola Burleson, Fannie P Burleson, Alice C Burleson, Eunice Burleson." Cf. the LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File (1GX5-CL6).
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Alberic I was Count Aubrey, Sheriff of Berkshire and Chamberlain. He held numerous lordships in different shires, of which Cheniston (now Kensington), co. Middlesex, was one, and Hedingham, co. Essex, where his castle was situated, and where he chiefly resided, another. In 2003 the Web site http://www.baronage.co.uk/bphtm-02/moa-11.html offers: "The known origin of the family is quite clearly at Ver in the Cotentin, in Normandy and close to Brittany. (Many Flemish families were settled here, and the early adoption of their quartered coat, gules and or, hints at a de Vere connection with Boulogne.) Aubrey (or Alberic), the first of the family to settle in England, enjoyed high favour at the court of King William and by 1086, when the Domesday Book was completed, he held vast lands in the south. His son, Aubrey II, supported Maud in her war with Stephen and was rewarded by the grant of the Earldom of Cambridge 'provided that that dignity was not vested in the King of Scots' (which it was) and her son, Henry II, confirmed him in the earldom of Oxford in its stead."
G. E. Cokaynes Complete Peerage Volume X, p. 208: OXFORD - II. 2.AUBREY (DE VERE) IV, EARL of OXFORD, hereditary Master Chamberlain of England. 1st s. and h.by 3rd wife, (a) b. 1163 or later. (b) While still a boy he attested his father's charters for Colne Priory (c) and a charter of Ranulf de Mandeville for St. Osyth ; (d) and he witnessed 7 more of his father's charters for Colne (e) and joined him in attesting a number of other charters for that priory (f) and 2 other charters. (g) Early in 1190 he Was with the King in Normandy.(h) He obtained the Bolebec fief with Isabel the heiress, (i) and together they gave a tenement in Wavendon to Woburn Abbey. (j) On 21 Feb. , 1190/I he confirmed his father's foundation of Castle Hedingham Priory, and at the request of his father and rnother gave it his church at Castle Hedingham and the wood at Gosfield; (k) but at Michaelmas in that year he owed 100 marks for what was imposed on his men for burning the nunnery.(l) Within the years I191-9, he witnessed a charter of John, Count of Mortain (afterwards King), for Rouen Cathedral. (m) In Dec. 1194 he suc. his father, and in 1195 as Aubrey de Vere junior, he rendered account for £100 for his relief............
Footnotes: (a) Item in comite Alberico Alberici comitis de Ver filio, simile naturae miraculum vidimus. Cum enim pater ejusdem, matre jam Praegnante, filia scilicet Henrici de Essexia, ob ignominiosum patris eventum jam ad divortium modis omni elaborasset, partu prodeunte; quem pater in oculo casuali laesione sustinuit, eadem parte defectus in filio parentavit (Giraldus Cambrensis, OP. cit, p 132). Albericus Comes Oxeneford. His testibus Alberico filio meo et Herede et Roberto Henrico Filiis meis (Colne Cart., no.42). (b) There is no proof that his parents did not cohabit between 1163 and ii or 1172; for his mother's age cf p.206, note "e." (c) His Testibus Alberico filio meo Radulpho de Ver. Radulpho magistro Alberici (Colne Cart., no.38; cf Idem, no. 45) That Aubrey had a master proves that he was a boy at the time.
http://fam.eastmill.com/f905.html states "His name found on the plaque in the Church at Dives-sur-Mer, Normandie, France, where William the Conqueror and his knights said mass before setting sail to invade England in 1066. This plaque lists all knights that took part in the invasion." Cf. "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 250.
Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Hedingham
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[56410] Emma is daughter of Roswell A. Fitts (1861-1938) & Ellen V. Randall (d. 1952).
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Find A Grave memorial 67892065 offers:
"Capt. John Phinney(4) was the eldest son of Deacon John Phinney of Mass., and Sarah P. (Lombard) PHINNEY, and born at Barnstable, MA.
He was the founder of Gorham, ME and known as "Capt. John". At this time Maine was part of Mass. and the soldiers of the Indian wars felt that they should lay claim to the territory.
In 1727, after many delays, Massachusetts granted to the officers and soldiers, to each of one hundred acres.
His eldest son was later the distinguished COL Edmund PHINNEY, of Revolutionary War fame.
Capt. John married Sept. 25, 1718, Martha, daughter of John and Patience Coleman of Barnstable. About 1732, he removed with his family from Barnstable, MA to Falmouth, ME and settled in Gorham in 1736.
At beginning of French and Indian War, Capt. Phinney's and eight other families moved into the fort. Here those brave settlers, together with a handful of soldiers furnished by Mass. defended the fort for fourteen years against repeated attacks of the Indians.
Capt. Phinney was a brave, energetic, sagacious man, who "looked after the interests of the little colony that grew up around him, with the affection and discretion of a father. He died Dec. 29, 1780, aged 87 yrs. His widow died same age, Dec. 16, 1784, and both were bur. in Old Cem. in Gorham village. They had ten children: Elizabeth, b. 1721, m. Eliphlet Watson; 2) Edward, b. 1723; 3) stephen, b. 1725; 4)Martha, 1727; 5) Patience, 1730, m. Thom. Watson; 6)John, Jr., b. 1732; 7) Sarah, 1734, m. Sam Leavett; 8) Mary Gorham, 13 Aug. 1736, m. Jas. Irish. She was first white child born in Gorham; 9) Coleman, 1738, d. young; and 10) James, b. 1741.
A monument was erected in the middle of Gorham to his honor.
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See "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine," Henry S Burrage, Albert Roscoe Stubbs, George Thomas Little (Lewis Historical Pub. Co, 1909), pp. 234-5. John ws the first settler of Gorham, ME. Cf. http://cowhampshire.blogharbor.com/blog/Genealogy/_archives/2006/7/13/2093787.html for this line.
[53224] Eliza is daughter of Eldridge George Shepard (1860-1928) & Elvira E. Cole (b. in1865; m. 2 July 1882 in Deer Isle, Hancock Co., ME). She and Harry had Carrie Rose Blastow (1910-1998), John William Blastow (1912-1999), Isabel Albin Blastow (1914-2000), _____ Blastow (1916-1916), Arnold Francis Blastow Sr (1917-2005), Edwin Blastow (1918-1997), Rev Elsie W. Blastow (1920-1989), George Eldridge Blastow (1922-1975), Hollis Eaton Blastow (1924-2001), Valmore Greenlaw Blastow (1925-1997) & Cecil Shirley Blastow (1933-1965).
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[9283] "The Perry Review," Vol. 20-23, 1995-1998, published as a single volume by the Perry Historians (Newport, PA), p. 235: "Maria Würmle - [daughter of] Johannes Würmle and wife Maria Cadarina [sic] Breiner; born March 31, 1815, Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., PA; Baptized May 14, 1815 by Rev. Helfenstein [Reformed]; Witness: Fridrich [sic] Breiner & wife Maria Chadarina [sic]."