[43427] https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bulmer-22 (not verified) reports: "John held of Peter de Maulay a knight's fee in Bulmer and Welburn. In 1253 he had a grant of free warren of the same lands. The last record of him seems to be in 1255 when "John le Veyl de Bulemere" had exemption for life from serving on juries. (Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. 2, page 130)."
[38943] Barbara's marriage record states she is daughter of Lyle L. Craig and Maude Daniels. "The News-Messenger [Fremont, Ohio], 11 April 2000," p. 2: "Barbara J. 'Bobby Joe' Heichel, 66, of Green Springs, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital. She was born in Fremont to Lyle Lamar and Maude (Daniels) Craig. She graduated from Green Springs High School in 1951 and served as the senior class secretary. She married Richard E. Heichel on Sept. 22, 1951, and he survives. Mrs. Heichel was a homemaker. She was a member of the VFW Auxiliary, Golden Threads and Keen Age Club at Old Fort Bank. She was a Sunday school teacher, Green Springs town band member, 4-H adviser and Camp Fire leader. She was the former president of the Clyde-Green Springs Music Boosters and a member of the OCCL and Tops. Mrs. Heichel owned the Snack Basket and was potluck chair of Haines City Trailer Park, Florida. Also surviving are daughters Johanna Marie Staples of Lambertville, Mich., Cynthia Lynn Home and Penny Sue DuBois of Green Springs, Virginia Lee Heichel of Montpelier and Teresa Kay Cruz of Yakima, Wash.; nine grandchildren; and sister Elthea Buskirk of Tiffin. Her parents, brothers Karl and Roy Craig and sisters Rebecca Boudrie and Ellen Mae Behrendsen are deceased." Ancestry.com offers: "Craig Name Meaning - Scottish: topographic name for someone who lived near a steep or precipitous rock, from Gaelic creag, a word that has been borrowed in Middle English as crag(g)."
[31336] George is son of William Everard (b.1535, d. 25 Feb 1613 in Holbrook, Co. Suffolk) and Elizabeth Squier (b. 1539, d. 30 Sept 1615 in Holbrook).
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[26823] One World Tree on Ancestry.com gives this unverified line.
[34271] Hannah's information is from the unverified Snediker Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
[13791] The LDS Church's unverified Ancestral file (6QTL-6S) reports he is "George Allen Zeiders", b. 17 Sept 1899 in the vicinity of Dalmatia, Northumberland Co., PA to John Wilson Zeiders and Alice Delila Schroll.
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[20942] "The News [Newport, PA], 5 July 1889," p. 3: "Hon. George Stroup died of pneumonia on Sunday morning, at the residence of his son, George Stroup, in Jackson township, in the 81st year of his age. During his lifetime he was successively a justice of the peace by state executive appointment, a county commissioner and an associate judge. He discharged all his public duties faithfully and in private life was respected for his many noble traits of character. His body was buried in Blain on Sunday afternoon."