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[20954] Her husband's gravestone lists their children: Solomon, Benjamin, Abigail Staples, Samuel, Betsy Grindle, Patience, Abner, Andrew, Stephen, Reuben 3rd and Ezra. Sarah and Reuben are buried in the Gray Cemetery on route 175 across from George Gray's in South Penobscot, ME. Find A Grave Memorial 57494747 offers: "Husband Reuben Jr was a descendant of George Gray of Dunbar, Scotland. They were the parents of Solomon, Benjamin, Abigail, Samuel,Betsy, Patience, Abner, Andres, Stephen, Reuben III and Ezra."
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[34281] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 March 1948, p. 11: "North Castine, March 9 - Mrs. Josie Frances Cotton, 75, died at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Dwight Webster, here this afternoon after an illness of three months. She was born in Ellsworth, daughter of Orlando and Sara Silsby) Ingalls. She is survived by a stepmother, Mrs. Phoebe Brown of Washington state; a son, Roy Cotton of Bucksport; a daughter, Edith Bowden of Bucksport; a sister, Izora Isbister of Bucksport; three brothers, Roy Ingalls of Adelanto, Cal., William Ingalls of Florida, Kenneth Ingalls of Washington state; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; and one nephew." Josie is daughter of Orlando B. Ingalls (b. ca. 1845 in ME) and wife Sarah E. _____ (b. ca. 1847 in ME).
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Find A Grave offers Ziba's obituary: "The deceased was born in New Hampshire, in 1793. When a young man he removed to Ohio, being one of the first settlers in Licking county, that state. In 1848 he removed to this county, and settled on the place where he resided until his death. When Mr. Jones first came to Scott township there was no school house or church in which to hold religious services. With the aid of his neighbors he went to work and built a school house on his own place, where services have been held since that time. For more than seventy years Mr. Jones was a member of the M. E. church, having united with that organization when but fifteen.
The deceased was the father of J. W. Jones, Mrs. Adam Metzgar, Mrs. Alex McClue, Mrs. Nelson Hutchins and Mrs. Matilda Jagger, all of this county. With the last named daughter he was living at the time of his death. Another daughter resides in Battle Creek, Mich. - Steuben Republican, 24 Nov 1880, p. 8, col. 4."
[43435] Daniel m. (2) Hannah Cotton Moulton (1734 - 1814).
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[54996] Jeremiah is said to be son of Jonathan Tracy (1713-1796) & Abigail Riggs (1726-1795; m. in 1743 in ME). Find A Grave memorial 127973868 offers: "He is remembered as the founder of Tracy Village in New Brunswick. He was an American, who moved northward, not as a Loyalist, but as a disillusioned American patriot. Shortly before Jeremiah's birth, parents Jonathan and Abigail Tracy moved their family from Preston, Connecticut to 'Old Falmouth,' now Portland, Maine. By 1762, Jonathans family and three sons moved to Gouldsboro, Maine. In 1771 Jeremiah married Sarah Leighton, who was born in Dover, New Hampshire. Together they had about 10 children, listed in family notes as: Solomon, Mary, Israel, Asa, Samuel, Jeremiah, Jonathan, Lydia, Sarah, and Abigail. Jeremiah served in the military at the outbreak of the American Revolution. It has been suggested that severe loss of life and defeat at sea influenced Jeremiahs decision in 1781 to resettle in Canada. In 1785 he petitioned for land, but remained unsuccessful for 25 years. In 1810, at the age of 66, he obtained property on the North branch of the Oromocto River near Fredericton. To this day the area is known as 'Tracy.' The New Brunswick Tracy family had little contact with their American relatives, with the exception of a visit from Jeremiah's brother, Solomon, in early 1812. Jeremiahs health was already in decline, and he died some weeks later."
[31344] See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henriette_von_Liechtenstein which reports: "Prinzessin Henriette von Liechtenstein war die Tochter von Fürst Alois II. von Liechtenstein und dessen Ehefrau Franziska Kinsky. Prinz Alfred von und zu Liechtenstein (1842-1907). Sie heiratete am 26. April 1865 ihren Cousin Alfred von und zu Liechtenstein, einem Sohn von Prinz Franz von und zu Liechtenstein und Julia Potocki. Henriette starb 1931 mit 88 Jahren. Sie ruht neben ihrem Gemahl in der Neuen Gruft in Wranau."