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[38110] This person is from the unverified Bensten and Reed Ancestral Lines database on-line in 2014.
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| _Johannas Adam (Hans) MATTER _|_Anna Christina KEISER ___________________
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[21214] Jacob m. 12 July 1871 Elizabeth Baum (b. 9 Feb 1855 in Tuscarora, Schuylkill Co., PA, d. 12 April 1891 in Williamstown, PA, buried with Jacob), daughter of Johann Nicholas Baum and Carolina (Pitz or) Ritz. "The Standard [Lykens, Pennsylvania], 14 February 1919" p. 1: "At the age of 70 years and 4 days, Jacob Hartman died Thursday of last week at the home of his daughter Mrs. E. G. Hoffman, 441 Market St., Harrisburg. He was born in Gratz Feb. 2, 1849, and lived for many years at Williamstown, following the occupation of shoemaker, and was highly respiected by all. Several years ago, when all the children had left Williamstown for Harrisburg, he decided to make his home with his daughter Dora, (Mrs. Hoffman,) who did everything possible to make his declining years pleasant. He is survived by three sons, John H., George and Claude; and two daughters, Dora (Mrs. E. G. Hoffman ) and Emma ( Mrs. Israel Coles.) Also one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, and one brother, Charles of Tower City. There are 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted on Sunday at 4 o'clock at Harrisburg. Monday the remains were brought to Williamstown where services were conducted by Rev. M. E. Smith of the Lutheran church, of which deceased was a member. All the chlidren attended."
[40128] Rachel was born in Cocalico Twp. [became East and West in 1838] to Christian and Magdalena Harding Kegerise. "Reading Times [Reading, PA], 23 May 1906," p. 5: "Mrs. Rachel Keith, widow of Jacob Keith, died after a short illness at the residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Hoppman, one mile south of Wernersville. on Saturday, aged 87 years, 3 months and 28 days. She was a member of Swamp Lutheran congregation. Two sons and seven daughters remain, as follows: Michael K., Lower Heidelberg; Levi, Reinhold's; Angeline, wife of Nathaniel Moyer; Susan, wife of Jonathan Ruth; Rachel, wife of Ambrose Zeller; and Emma, wife of Joseph Hoppman, South Mountain; Catharine, widow of Levi Binkley, Reinhold's; Mary, widow of David Claudy, Franklin county, and Mollie, wife of Henry Gensemer, of Cocalico."
_Miesco II LAMBERT ____________________________+
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_Casimir I (King 1038-58), King of POLAND _|_Rixa of LORRAINE _____________________________
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[24947] http://www.thepeerage.com/p11464.htm states Conrad "married Agatha Rurik, daughter of Svyatoslav Rurik , Prince of Vladimir, in 1207." In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/POLAND.htm offers: "Konrad ([1187/88]-31 Aug 1247). The 'Annales Cracovienses Compilati' name 'Kazimir pater Lestkonis et Conradi'. The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines names 'duces Cracovie Listec et Conradus' as sons of 'Casemiris'. He succeeded in 1202 as Konrad I Prince of Mazovia, Kujavia, Sieradz and ??czyca. In 1205, he and his brother Leszek thwarted the invasion of Roman Mstislavich Prince of Galich and Volynia whom they defeated and killed Zawichost on the Vistula while he was marching towards Krakow. He took part in the unsuccessful crusade against the Prussians in 1222, and subsequently hired the Teutonic Order to defend his territories against incursions by the heathens. This left him free to aggrandise his lands at the expense of the other Polish princes, including the conquest of Krakow in 1229, and eventually enabled the Order to acquire vast territories in the eastern Baltic. The 'Annales Cracovienses Compilati' record the death in 1247 of 'dux Conradus Mazoviensis'. - m (1207) Agafia Sviatoslavna, daughter of Sviatoslav Igorievich Prince of Novgorod-Sieviersk & his wife [Iaroslava Riurikovna of Kiev] (-after 31 Aug 1247). Baumgarten names her, and shows her parentage, citing Polish sources in support."
http://www.wykes.org is a very useful Internet Web site for the Wykes family researcher (1998).
Thomas gained the Dursley Berkeley inheritance via his wife, Jane Cheddar, heiress of the older line of
Berkeleys (probably an Anglo-Saxon family).
It is curious that an earlier Thomas Wykes (1222-1293?) is found in "The Plantagenet
Encylopedia," (Elizabeth Hallam, Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1990): Thomas was an Augustinian
Canon of Osney Abbey, Oxfordshire and was official Abbey chronicler from 1285-93. He was a
man of some substance before he became a Canon. His chronicle covers King Henry III's wars
with his barons, and Edward I's coronation and early reign. He was a Royalist but could be
critical of Henry, especially in his allowing the massacre of Jews in 1263: "It seemed an
inhuman and impious deed to slay them without cause...." This Thomas Wykes of the 13th
century was a chronicler of Norman times in England, during the reign of Edward I. His
chronicle is held in the Public Records Office at Kew in London as part of the Rolls
Series.
David Wicks of Birmingham, England [david@pots.demon.co.uk] 1/99 shared by email:
"I will be very surprised if anyone has any ideas about where Thomas came from . This has been
perplexing me for many years and I haven't found a satisfactory answer yet. ... I think
Thomas's family could have been local to Dursley as there are many brief references to Wykes
names in the Berkeley muniments index I looked at in the Public Records Office. I have also
seen some references recently in the Gloucestershire County Library in something called the
'Hockaday Abstracts' which are short copied extracts of anything which interested a 19C
antiquarian who had access to the County records, court rolls, various muniments rooms, and
deeds and ecclesiastic accounts. An amazing mix running into dozens of big volumes. All in
handwriting or later typed transcripts."
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David Wicks continues:
Al, Some more early records from Gloucestershire for you, Berkeley Muniments room index ,
Public Records Office, Kew, Peter de Wike , witness to deeds (release by Lord Berkeley of a
messuage in Berkeley from Abbot of St. Augustines abbey , Bristol, ) 1248, also mentioned is
Sir Richard de Cromhall , one of Maurice , Lord Berkeley's household Knights.
Taxpayers of Gloucestershire 1327, Lay Subsidy Roll , Gloucester Records Office
p59 Down Ampney with 'The Wick' (near South Cerney and Cerney Wick , Cricklade) Ralph
Wyke 4s. 10¾d.
p62 Rodley (over on the Forest of Dean side of the Severn, across from 'Wick
court'Arlingham. Richard de Wyke 6d.
p127 Tetbury John de Wyke 2s. 0½d Avening (near Tetbury) Robert de Wyke 10d.
Woodmancote (near Dursley) John de Wyke 20¾d. Peter atte Wyke 6d. Brockworth (near
Gloucester) Robert de Wykes 8d. Henbury, Charlton, Lawrence Weston, Stowick Farm.
(North of Bristol) Ellis de Wyke 2s. Didmarton, Budem'ton (near Hawkesbury) Nicholas de
Wyke 12d.
Alkerton (near Banbury Oxfordshire) Henry de Wyke 22¾d.
Documents in Glos .Records Office from Berkeley Muniments Room, Berkeley Castle,
Gloucestershire (sounds like that "tower in England")
William Wyxi of Derscley (Dursley) to order of sub deacon (?) 1339.
Thomas Wyke (Henry VI Court Rolls.) 1431 , aquired a moiety of manor of Button (Bitton)
called Oldelond (Oldland) and a moiety of the Hundred of Button Co. Gloster, held of the
King in chief . Bitton parish was part of the See of Salisbury, although in Gloucester,its
next to Hanham, now in the suberbs of Bristol.
'cal.pat.rolls. Henry VI ' 2 p.269 September 1 1432, Berkeley Muniments room, Liscence
for 5 marks for Richard Chedder to grant the manor of Dursley, held in chief for which he
holds for life by the law of England through the death of Elizabeth his wife, to Thomas
Wyke , his executors or assigns.
From John Smyth's 'Lives Of The Berkeleys' ' It (the manor of Dursley Gloucestershire)
fell by discent from the forsayd Elizabeth wife of Richard Cheddar unto Thomas Wyke als.
Wickes, who died 13 Edward IV , father of John, fether of Edmund, father of Nicholas,
father of John. father of Robert who in the nynth year of Queen Elizabeth alyened this
manor of Dursley to Richard Byrd gent. and that he to Edmund Woolworth als Webbe
And is in this yeare 1624 the inheritance of Sir Thomas Estcourt. And that family of Wike
live in obscure poverty ; and to shew what the hand of heaven worketh amongst the sonnes
of men and princes I i have divers times within 26 years past beheld (the said Robert)
Wike (the heire of this antient line) then not more old than poore, in Chancery Lane,
and in Fleet Street London picking up the shreds of rags ..
Codrington deed (Glos. Records Office) 20 may 21 Queen Eliz. Robert Wickes Esq. and
Thomas Ivye sold to Sir Edward Herbert Knt. all the manor, lordship and farm of Dodington
etc. for £8000. This was afterwards conveyed by Dame Mary Herbert to Richard Codrington
of Pucklechurch, 7 July, 39 Queen Elizabeth.
from Chancery Proceedings 16 Nov. 1590, Poyntz V. Hobbes. 'The said Francis Poyntz son of
Jone (John) Berkeley by Ann the daughter and heire of .. Stawker, had by issue Jone
married to John Wykes of Dodington by whom is much issue dispersed in several counties.'
Thomas Wykes Of Osney or Osleney, Oxford. He became a canon in 1282, praised as 'an
historian as well as chronicler, giving an honest and fair account although a 'Royalist'
the editor of the Annales Prioratus de Wigornia, London, Longmans 1869, H.R. Luard said
"We must always look on Thomas Wykes as one of the most interesting and most trustworthy
historians of his time." There is doubt about where he was born , he may have been local
to Oxford where there was a farm called Wyke and a family named after this place from an
earlytime, William atte Wyke Oxford 1273, Henry de la Wyke, Oxford. He is also called
'Wigornia' a word we have come across before (Latin for Worcester), so whether he was born
there or had lived there before he came to Oxford is open to question. I have seen
references to a book about him in Birmingham library but still haven't found it. Its
called 'Thomas de Wykes and his Chronicle " N. Denholm Young . It is interesting to see
there are several other early Wyke churchmen, Thomas de Wyke,1270 'rector ecclesie de
Castre Sancti Edmundi' (from Matthew Paris), John de Wyke, sub prior of Worcester 'Liber
Albus' 1301 to 1317, Fra. Gilbertus de Wyke 1217, Thomas de Wicke Prior of Great Malvern,
1217. Roger de Wyke Prior of Bruton,1314, John Wyke Parson of St. Stevens Church, Bristol
1397. Randall de Wyke, master of th Hospital of Rye, Sussex 1344, Robery Wykes, 1515, Dean
of College of South Malling, Sussex. I have notebooks full of this kind of stuff, It's
finding time to stitch it all back together again that I have trouble with!
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See http://www.enduser.co.uk/wykes/wickcrt.html and http://www.wykes.org/history.html.