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[49525] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 22 June 2015": "Ellsworth - Norma S. Beal, 84, died June 19, 2015, at her home after a brief illness. She was born July 3, 1930, in Ellsworth the daughter of Thomas C. and Esther L. (Woodman) Smith. Norma graduated from Ellsworth High School and Westbrook Junior College. She married Sheldon (Ted) Beal, May 24, 1949, and they owned and operated Beals Jewelry & Gift Shop together for 68 years. Norma in her early years was an active member of the community. She was involved in promoting the downtown businesses throughout her life. Norma was a member and past president of the Rotary-Anns Club, which was part of the Rotary Club of Ellsworth. She was past member and a Sunday school teacher of the Ellsworth Congregational Church. Norma enjoyed playing bridge and was an excellent painter. She had a very special fondness for the Senator Hale Hose Company that all her family members had been involved in. She and her sister Barbara used to make and take sandwiches and coffee to the firefighters during a fire. The community of Ellsworth was where Norma was born, lived and died; it was the central part of her life along with her family. Norma is survived by sons, Gary S. Beal of Surry, Lloyd F. Beal and wife Karen E. of Ellsworth; grandchildren, Ben Beal and wife Jenn, Kate Beal, all of Ellsworth, Gregory Beal of Surry; great-grandchildren, Sophia, Joey and Gracie of Ellsworth; niece, Thelma Beal, of Ellsworth; nephews, Richard Beal of Cranberry Isles, and Richard Smith of St. Petersburg, Fla. She was predeceased by her husband, Sheldon; siblings, Hazel, Bob, Ralph, Thelma and Barbara."
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| | _Christopher BLAISDELL _+
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| (1780 - 1840) m 1795|
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_Everett Dana CHANDLER _|
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[55261] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 April 1987, p. 18: "West Jonesport - 10 April 1978, p. 18: "Orin C. Chandler, 92, died at a Mathias hospital on April 8, 1978 following a long illness. He was born Oct. 12, 1885 at South Addison, son of Everett and Elva Cummings Chandler. He was a retired fisherman and a member of the United Pentecostal Church of West Jonesport. Mr. and Mrs. Charldler had been married 65 years. He is survived by his wife, Phebe Beal Chandler of West Jonesport, a daughter of the late Napoleon and Sarah Beal; five sons, George of West Jonesport, Clifford of West Jonesport and Orono Harold of Jonesport, Leo of West Jonesport and Oscar of Manchester, N.H.; five daughters, Mrs. Leland (Verlene) Davis of Derry, N.H., Mrs. William (Edith) Prescott, Sr. of Machiasport, Mrs. Wesley (Ora) Worcester of Colombia Falls, Mrs. Vernon (Elvo) Robinson of Addison, Mrs. Ambrose (Sarah) Schevenieus of West Jonesport; 49 grandchildren; 73 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; two brothers, Roscoe Chandler of Connecticut, William Chandler of Bangor; three sisters, Mrs. Cordillia Hancock of Independence, Mo., Mrs. Eleanor Cruz of San Francisco, Mrs. Lorena Farren of Worcester, Mass.; several nieces and nephews."
_Joshua CLAPP _______+
| (1677 - 1728) m 1697
_Joshua CLAPP _______|_Mary BOYDEN ________
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| (.... - 1787) m 1758|
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[42259] This person is from the unverified Lawrence Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017.
The LDS Church's unverified IGI file states that Johannes is son of Johann Matthias Hartman and Maria Elizabeth Moses and states that he was baptized 8 April 1725 in "Evangelisch, Ilbesheim Kirchheimbolanden, Pfalz, Bayern." His will in Chester Co., PA [http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/chester/wills/wills1786-7.txt]: "May 25, 1787. June 4, 1787. To son Peter Hartman £100. To daughter Abigail, wife of Zachariah Rice £100. To daughter Elizabeth, wife of Nicholas Carter 8/4. To daughter Catharine, wife of William Fuller 8/4. Provides for wife Margaret. To son Jacob my plantation, etc., paying £250 therefor. Remainder divided. Executors: Sons Peter and Jacob." http://mykauffman.com/genealogy/DAR/113198.html states "John (or Johannes) Hartman served on the Committee of Chester County, 1774, to enforce the acts of the Continental Congress." "Records of Hench & Dromgold Reunion," Lelia Dromgold Emig (1913) reports Johannes was b. in Oct 1716 and d. in May 1787, and arrived 15 Aug 1750 on the "Royal Union" with wife Margaret, sons Peter and Jacob, and daughters Maria Apolonia, Elizabeth and Catharine - and that Johannes is son of Johann Matthias Hartman (b. 12 Dec 1688 in Ibesheim and d. there in 1760) and Maria Elizabeth Moses (b. 1697 in Ibesheim, d. there 23 Dec 1727). Also see "The Flickinger Family History," Robert Elliott Flickinger (Des Moines, IA: Success Composition and Printing Co., 1927), p. 304 which states "The Hartman family, after three years in Philadelphia, in 1753, settled on a tract of land obtained from William Penn in Pikeland township, Chester County, Pa. Here Margaret died at 56, in 1773, and Johannes in 1787. They were devout Lutherans, and were buried in the Pikeland cemetery." Also see "History of Chester County, PA," J. Smith Futhey & Gilbert Cope (Philadelphia: Louis H. Everts, 1881), pp. 294 & 589 and "Johannes Hartman of Chester County and His Descendants", John Markley Hartman (Philadelphia, PA : Lizzie Markley Clapham, 1937 ).
A file in Ancestry.com in 2012 offers: [Maria]Abigail Rice's [Hartman] parents, Johannes and Margaret Hartman, were also German immigrants. Johannes was born in 1725, and Margaret in 1723. They arrived in Philadelphia on the ship Royal Union on August 15, 1750, along with their two sons, Jacob and Peter, and three daughters, Marie (Abigail), Elizabeth, and Catherine. They lived in Philadelphia until 1753, when they acquired a tract of land in Pikeland Township, on which they built a log house, which was later replaced with a stone structure. In 1756, during the French and Indian War, Johannes enrolled in the Vincent and Pikeland Guards, which joined Col. John Armstrong in an expedition to subdue Indian attacks in western Pennsylvania. His son, Peter, also joined the campaign as a drummer. In 1775, Johannes Hartman became a member of the Committee of Safety, a group that advocated independence from Britain. During the Battle of Brandywine, Johannes' son, Jacob, was shot. He used a plug of grass to seal his wound and stop the bleeding, then crawled under a bridge to avoid capture. His other son, Peter, became a Major in the Fourth Battalion, Pennsylvania Continental Line. Johannes Hartman died in 1787 and was buried in the St. Peter's Church Cemetery in Chester County. His eldest son, Jacob, inherited his property. Unfortunately, this land was also purchased from Andrew Allen, and was included in the foreclosure writs of 1789. Jacob, who had married Sarah Sahler, was also forced to migrate west, and settled in Saville Township in Perry County. He lived there until 1800, when he moved to Blain, Pennsylvania, also in Perry County. He died in 1823, and was buried in the Blain Cemetery. There is conflicting information about Margaret (Moss) Hartman. One source states that she died in 1773, and, in 1780, Johannes married another woman named Margaret. The other story is that there was only one "Margaret", who lived from 1723 until 1809. In any case, the surviving children of Johannes and Margaret Hartman were:
Jacob Hartman (1735-1823) - Married Sarah Sahler
Peter Hartman (1740-1810) - Married Catherine Stein
Marie Appolonia "Abigail" Hartman (1742-1789) - Married Zachariah Rice
Elizabeth Hartman (1745-?) - Married Nicholas Carter
Catherine Hartman ( dates unknown) - Married William Fuller
-- added to the Justin & Kelby Tree on 25 Feb 2011
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[21360]
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| (1598 - 1682)
_John MACY __________|
| (1655 - 1691) m 1676|
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_Jabez MACY _________|
| (.... - 1776) m 1712|
| | _Thomas GARDNER _____+
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| | _Richard GARDNER ____|_Margaret FRIER _____
| | | (1621 - 1686) m 1652
| |_Deborah GARDNER ____|
| (1658 - 1712) m 1676|
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| (1632 - 1724) m 1652
_Matthew MACY _______|
| (1732 - 1804) m 1755|
| | _Edward STARBUCK ____
| | | (1604 - 1690)
| | _Nathaniel STARBUCK _|_Katherine REYNOLDS _
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| | _Jethro STARBUCK ____|
| | | (1671 - 1770) m 1694|
| | | | _Tristram COFFIN ____+
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| | | |_Mary COFFIN ________|_Dionis STEVENS _____
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| |_Sarah STARBUCK _____|
| (1697 - 1789) m 1712|
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| |_Dorcas GAYER _______|
| (1675 - 1747) m 1694|
| | _Edward STARBUCK ____
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| |_Dorcas STARBUCK ____|_Katherine REYNOLDS _
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[34703] Cf. "Genealogy of the Macy Family . . .," Sylvanus J. Macy (Albany, NY: Joel Munsell, 1868)[available at books.google.com]. Matthew moved to New Garden, NC in 1773 with his father and step-mother.
_Pippin (or Pepin), King of LOMBARDY _+
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_Bernard of Lombardy, King of ITALY _|_Bertha of TOULOUSE __________________
| (0797 - 0818)
_Pepin of VERMANDOIS _______|
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[1596] Perhaps identical to Robert, Count of Vermandois in this database. http://www.francebalade.com/histo/carolvermand.htm offers: "Robert (+967): Troisième fils de Herbert II et frère des précèdents, il recoit le Comté de Meaux, qui est la dot de sa mère, et l'Abbaye de Lagny. Il épouse vers 950 Adèlaide-Werra, fille de Giselbert de Chalons (sur Saone) et de Ermengarde de Dijon, ce mariage lui apporte le Comté de Troyes. Robert et Adélaide ont deux enfants: Herbert IV qui suit et Adèle épouse de Geoffroi Grisegonelle Comte d'Anjou. En 958 Raoul de Dijon meurt, avec l'assentiment de sa veuve Liégard, Robert parvient à prendre le controle du chateau de Dijon à l'encontre du nouveau Comte Odalric désigné par Louis IV. Robert se heurte à Anségise, Eveque de Troyes et ancien Chancelier du Roi Raoul. Il l'expulse de la ville en 959. Anségise se plaint à Brunon, Archeveque de Cologne et de fait Régent de la Francie Occidentale. A la fin de 959 une armée Saxonne est sous les murs de Troyes, mais Robert les repousse. Il accepte néanmoins qu'Anségise revienne dans son evéché, mais Robert conserve le controle de la ville. Vers 960, Robert, jadis du coté de Hugues le Grand, bascule du coté du Roi Lothaire aux dépens de Hugues Capet." Cf. http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORTHERN FRANCE.htm.
[39364] This person is from the unverified Sharp Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.