[41806] See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_of_Brunswick-Lüneburg
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[1954] Henry was second son by Emma. See the unverified description of him at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/james/f020.htm#T62. http://www.thepeerage.com/p2360.htm states "In 1214 he bought large estates from Eleanor Malbank. He held the office of Under Sheriff of Shropshire between 1217 and 1220. In 1223 he founded Hulton Abbey. He was commander of the Welsh Marches between 1223 and 1246. In 1227 he acquired the manors of Edgmund and Newport, Shropshire. He held the office of Sheriff of Shropshire between 1227 and 1232. In 1230 he acquired the manor of Ford, Shropshire. He held the office of Custodian of Chester and Beeston Castle on 22 June 1237. He built the castle of Heleigh, Staffordshire, and the Red Castle, Shropshire."
[30231] Cecile is daughter of Bernard [VII] de Comminges, son of Bernard [VI] Comte de Comminges & his wife Thérèse. For Comminges see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comminges.
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[39883] The unverified Gilmore Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "John Fleming was born on August 27, 1633, in Lanarkshire, the child of Alexander and Elizabeth. He married Marcy Mary Randolph and they had 10 children together. He then had seven sons and eight daughters with Mercy Fleming. He died on April 27, 1686, in New Kent [Co.], Virginia, at the age of 52."
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Albert ("Bert") was a Maine Guide, trapper and sportcamp operator. He drowned on Little Jo-Mary Lake while crossing it with a client. He operated his camp, Buckhorn Camp, built in 1895 with his brother, Guy, at the outlet of Middle Jo-Mary Lake - see http://www.buckhorncampsmaine.com.. Bert and Guy had prevously resided in Hancock Co., ME at Eagle Lake and Nicatou Lake where they operated a sporting camp and logged, and they came to the Middle Jo-Mary Lake via Norcross. Guy left their partnership in 1901 to establish his own sporting camp. Bert and Nellie spent their honeymoon by train to Norcross and then paddled by canoe around the lakes to select the best location for the camp. Bert and Guy built branch camps on other lakes.
For a description of the camps and their life there, see "Within Katahdin's Realm: Log Drives and Sporting Camps - Chapter 11: On Chief Jo-Mary's Lands . . . ," William W. Geller, in Maine History Documents - Special Collections, 1-2018, DigitalCommons@ UMaine - access this at https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistory/142. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo-Mary_Lakes, https://www.anyplaceamerica.com/directory/me/penobscot-county-23019/locales/buckhorn-camps-563114 and http://www.buckhorncampsmaine.com/index2.html.
"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 2 June 1927, p. 6: "On Saturday morning, May 28, Dr. James P. Russell of Brewer and Bert Haynes of Bangor, a famous guide, started on a fishing trip from Buck Horn Camps at Middle Jo Mary lake, of which Haynes is owner. At night they had not returned, and as late as Wednesday evening they still were missing. Searching parties have been out since Saturday night, and on Wednesday morning the canoe in which the missing men had started was found overturned on the shore of Lower Joe Mary lake, and in it were Dr. Russell's fishing tackle and lunch kit. Search for the missing men is yet In progress, but faint hope is held out for their safety, it being generally believed that both were drowned. Albert B. Haynes, the missing guide, resides at 73 Cottage street, Bangor. He has been at his camps at Middle Jo Mary since May 1. While expert at fishing and woodcraft, he was unable to swim, and his wife, while still hopeful of his safety, said last night that she feared he had been drowned. They have two married daughters and a son, Jasper. Dr. James P. Russell is one of Brewer's best known practicing physicians and has always been interested and familiar with fishing conditions on lakes and ponds in the state. He has a wife and two sons, one in the high school, and the other younger. He has lived in Brewer for about 10 years and has built up a large practice by faithful attention to business and his sympathetic understanding of conditions. The community was saddened by the report of the mishap which was current Wednesday, and further particulars are being anxiously awaited by all who knew him."
[25048] This line is from a posting in One World Tree on Ancestry.com, and is not verified.
[52700] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 19 January 2023: " Bucksport - Jean (Jeannie) M. Grindle died on Jan. 16, 2023, at the age of 96 after a long struggle with dementia. At the time of her death, she was a resident of the Maine Veterans Home in Bangor. She was the daughter of Mildred and Edward Parsons, born in Smith Falls, Ontario. She became a proud U.S. citizen on Dec. 16, 1953. She spent her childhood in Tacoma, Wash., and later moved to Los Angeles and San Bernardino, Calif. Her artistic talent led to her acceptance into art school in Los Angeles. When her mother became ill, she had to leave that school, but she could often be found sketching and doodling some incredible pictures. She met her husband, Roland Grindle, on a blind date. Apparently, that date went well for they were married for 57 years! They first made their home in San Bernardino, but later moved to Rolands native home in Bucksport. She told Roland that she and her mom were a 'package deal,' so Mildred made the move to Maine with them. Once in Bucksport, they built their own log home with the help of many close friends and neighbors, using logs that they had cut and hauled with a team of horses. They spent most of their lives together in that log home. Jeannie was a longtime member of the East Bucksport United Methodist Church, teaching Sunday school and helping to organize and cook for many church suppers. She could be counted on to sing the alto part in the hymns. Jeannie was always a 'short but feisty' redhead. She worked alongside Roland for many years in the family insurance agency where she always advocated for and enjoyed the company of 'the girls' at the office! They werent employees, they were 'family'! When she found something that needed doing, she would find a way. She was very active in the community. As her children grew, she took on the role of Girl Scout leader and 4-H leader. She was a founding member of the Bucksport Regional Health Center and helped to start Bucksport Community Concerns, which includes a local food pantry and thrift shop. She volunteered as a 'senior companion' and worked with the Cooperative Extension Program. She also served on the board of WHCA. Jeannie was recognized for her service when she was named the winner of the 1990 WLBZ 'For Those Who Care' Jefferson Award, and also was named the Bucksport Chamber of Commerce 'Citizen of the Year.' In her spare time Jeannie enjoyed gardening and preserving the bountiful crops she grew in her garden. She and Roland also tried their hand at collecting sap and making maple syrup. She quickly learned (when wallpaper began to peel of the wall) that boiling down sap was best done outside! Fishing was a great love of Rolands, so Jeannie gamely went along on many fishing and camping trips. In the winter months they enjoyed snowmobiling. She also loved to watch and feed the birds. Always softhearted, if a bird mistakenly crashed into her picture window she would go out and try to revive it. Her other interests included sewing and knitting. She was predeceased by her husband, Roland, infant son, Paul, her parents and her granddaughter, Brienne Grindle. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Robin and Bruce Augustadt, son and daughter-in-law, Terry and Cindy Grindle, grandchildren: Gayle Lyons (children Ben and Emma Lyons), Ramsey and Janelle Augustadt (children Pierson, Camille and Audrey), Abe Grindle and Arani Kajenthira, Luke and Michelle Grindle (child Bradley), Caleb and Kate Grindle (children Brooks and Henry), several cousins and many dear friends."
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[45915] Daniel m. Sarah Hoffman (1811-1843) and Elizabeth S. Stein (1824-1904). Daniel was farming at the time of the 1860 & 1870 federal censuses in Gratz, Dauphin Co., PA
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[38896] This person is from the unverified file in http://www.branches-n-twigs.com/genealogy in 2015.