[49441] Thomas was wounded at Lexington and met his sons as he was returning from battle, refusing their aid and sending them on to fight - he later died from his wound.
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[34253] The unverified Nolan Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Mary Boone was born on October 4, 1699, in Devon, the child of George and Mary Milton. She married John Webb on September 13, 1720, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. . . . . She died on January 16, 1774, at the age of 74."
[21238] Nettie is daughter of Otis M. Churchill (1824-1900) & Eliza Jane Phillips (1830-1890).
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[16863] John m. Deborah Parke or Parks (per Don Barber), b. at Preston, CT in Dec. 1680 to Thomas Parke and wife Mary Allyn. John and Deborah had John (ca. 1704; m. Hannah Billings), Deborah (ca. 1708; m. Joseph Benjamin), Dorothy (ca. 1710; m. Willet Larrabee), Joseph (6 May 1712; m. Elizabeth Wheeler), Jerusha (bapt. 1714, probably died young) and Mary (apparently not married).
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[39256] Find A Grave Memorial 40178348 offers: "Mary Ann's father George Elrick served in the American Army during the Revolutionary War. Descendants have been accepted into the Daughters of the American Revolution Society based on his service (DAR Ancestor# A038052)."
[38143] This line is from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dantrogers in 2014 and is not verified.
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[24645] http://home.swbell.net/tjgriffi/moore_rankin.html follows his descendants and states of Adam: "Adam Fitz Hugh, Bailie of Westerker or Eskdale proper, with jurisdiction over all the lands of the lordship of Eskdale, for Sir John d.e Graham of Abercorn & Westterker, was the true founder of the 'House of Glendonwyn', hereditary Bailies of Eskdale. Adam first appeared on record in 1307. He arrived in Scotland at a time when the fortunes of her king were steadily ascending. Adam was a good friend of Sir John de Graham & King Robert Bruce of Scotland. The king, April 1320, bestowed upon him now styled of Glendonwyn, a grant of 20 shillings sterling from the ward duties of Roxburgh Castle. In 1363 Adam owned 13,000 acres, of which 4,160 acres was arable land. The tower or castle of Glendonwin at the confluence of Upper Meggot Water & Glendening Burn was built before 1391, remains seen in 1841, now gone. When the King of Scots died Adam & Douglas set forth on a mission to place the kings heart in the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. On the way they engaged in the Holy War then being waged by Alfonso, King of Castile against the Moorish prince, Osinyn of Granada. Douglas was killed, Adam escaped & returned with the heart to Scotland. Adam died July 20, 1363, probable at his residence inRoxburgh. His wife was Agnes & she died Feb 3, 1326-27. Her father was Sir John de Towers of Adwick-le-Street in Yorkshire."
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[27221] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p206.htm provides further ancestry and reports: "He was the son of Kuno, Graf von Rheinfelden. He was created Duke of Swabia by the dowager empress Agnes of Poitou, regent for her infant son Henry IV, and appointed as administrator of the kingdom of Burgundy, in 1057. Duke of Swabia in Kingdom of Germany, German Empire, between 1057 and 1080. He married Mathilde von Franken, Herzogin von Schwaben, daughter of Heinrich III 'der Schwarze', Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Agnès, Kaiserin der Römisches Reich, in 1059; His 1st. He married Adelaide de Savoie, daughter of Odo, comte de Savoie and Markgräfin von Turin, Herzogin von Schwaben Adelheid von Turin, in 1066; His 2nd. Annales Mellicensis 1073: 'Roudolfus dux Alamanniae et Wulfo dux Baioariae, nec non Perhtolfus dux Carinthiorum in unum coniurant adversus regem Heinricum.' He was turned against the king, Henry IV, promising to respect the elective character of the monarchy and to renounce any royal right to the investiture of prelates, he was selected king by an assembly of dissident princes in March 1077. Anti-King of Germany in German Empire in March 1077. He was deprived of his duchy in Swabia by King Henry IV, on which his power was confined to Saxony, in May 1077.5 He was crowned as King of Germany, in opposition of Henry IV, in May 1077 in Mainz. He fought King Henry IV at the indecisive battle at Mellrichstadt in 1078. He again fought King Henry, more successfully this time, at Flarchheim in 1080. He was at last recognized as king by Pope Gregory in 1080 in early. He died on 15 October 1080 in Merseburg, Germany. Winning a victory over King Henry IV at the Elster River but, in the process, receiving a mortal wound in the battle." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_von_Rheinfeld.
[42158] Find A Grave Memorial 39874525 offers: "Johannes was born before 1756 and was a native of Montgomery County, Pa. His first wife was Maria Betz (b. 1755), whom he married on March 17, 1772. He married his second wife Bernhardina Pieters in 1775. Berhardina [or Bandina] was the child of Warner Pieters (Peterson) and Catharina van der Sleys who had married on Feb 13,1752. During the Revolutionary War, Johannes served from 1778 to 1783 as a private in Captain Philip Gibb's Company, Daniel Heister's regiment of the Philadelphia County militia. Johannes and Bernhardina came to Perry County from Falckner Swamp Reformed congregation near Gilbertsville and New Hanover, Pa. They migrated from Montgomery County to Donally Mills and later to [the vicinity of] Loysville in Perry County where they engaged in farming. Bernhardina died December 28, 1813 and Johannes died April 29, 1825; both were buried at the Old Town Cemetery in Loysville, PA. All of the six sons and seven daughters of John and Bandena married and raised families."