[49425] 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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[2455] Samuel ruled as Tsar, recapturing Serbia and northern Bulgaria for the new Bulgarian Empire and extending his power south to Thessaly. In 1014 he was defeated at Belasitsa by Emperor Basil II (surnamed Bulgaroktonos) who put out the eyes of 15,000 prisoners taken in the fight. "Samuel died of grief. Four years later his dynasty was extinguished" and the area became subject to the Byzantine emperors. {-Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956, 4:360} For a discussion of Macedonian Bulgaria, see http://www.friesian.com/romania.htm. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p128.htm offers: "Also called Samuil. The name, Cometopuli, means 'Sons of the Count'" for their father, Count Nicholas. Samuil, Tsar of Bulgaria was born circa 938?. He was the son of Nikola Kumet, Count and Rhipsime Bagratuni. He married Agatha Khrysilaina, daughter of John Khrysilios, Lord of Durazzo, circa 970. He rebelled in Western Bulgaria (Macedonia) along with his three brothers in 976. He was not a member of a royal family, but nonetheless proved born to rule. Tsar of Western Bulgaria (Macedonia) between 976 and 1014. He ambushed the imperial army of Emperor Basil II almost destroyed it to a man, and witnessed the flight of Emperor Basil II who fled, leaving behind his treasure hoard and a supply train, on 17 August 986 in Troyanovi Vrata. He became sole ruler of Bulgaria in 987. He proclaimed himself Tsar in 997. Tsar of Bulgaria between 997 and 1014. He conquered Diocleia, Trebinje and Zahumlje, and made Bosnia and Raska (Serbia) vassals of Bulgaria. He died on 6 October 1014 in Prilep, Macedonia. Basil II of Byzanitum had been a long-time rival. At long last, the tides of war had turned in favor of Basil, and he sent a defeated Bulgarian army of 15,000 men back to Samuel, blind. When Samuel saw the long line of mutilated soldiers return home, it is said he died on the spot of shock." Cf. http://macedonia-historical-dictionary.blogspot.com/.
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[24632] 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 ofÂ’ 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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[13933] "Elizabethville Echo [Elizabethville, Pennsylvania], 13 January 1955," p. 1: "Mrs. Laura S. Troutman, age 84 years, died at her home in Selinsgrove on Saturday. She had been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Troutman was the daughter of John and Harriet (Beisel) Geist and was a native of Leck Kill, Northumberland County. She had been a resident of Selinsgrove twenty-five years, and was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survivors are her husband, George S. Troutman, a daughter, Lottie Troutman, of Selinsgrove; and two sons, Dr. Walter A. Troutman of Halifax, and John A. Troutman of Selinsgrove. Other survivors are three grandchildren, Mrs; R. S. Aucker, Elizabethville; Walter A. Troutman Jr., of Little Rock, Arkansas; and Ruth A. Troutman, Halifax; four great-grandchildren and two brothers, Charles and James Geist of Williamstown."
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[34165] See http://www.thepeerage.com which identifies her parents: "Sir William Lamborne married, firstly, Joan Luscote, daughter of Sir William Luscote, after 1376.1 He married, secondly, Joan le Sor, daughter of Ralph le Sor, after 1376."
[48734] Margarette's obituary: "Soutwest Harbor - Margarette Haynes, 89, died May 5, 2015, at MDI Hospital in Bar Harbor. She was born April 15, 1926, at Bar Harbor, to Charles and Clara (Danico) Mitchell. Margarette leaves behind four children, Charles Haynes and his life partner Marilyn (Meader) Link of Seal Cove, Robert Haynes and his wife, Terese (Coombs) Haynes, of Gainesville, Fla., daughter Diana Marie Haynes Lawson and husband, David Lawson, of Bernard, William Haynes and wife, Anne Madeline (Krommenohl) Haynes, of West Tremont, four grandsons, David Lawson, Joshua Lawson, Robert Haynes Jr., William Haynes Jr., three granddaughters, Victoria (Haynes) Hepburn, Valerie Haynes, Jessica Haynes, and nine great-grandchildren as well as her youngest brother, Carlton Mitchell and his wife, Gloria, of Trenton. Margarette was predeceased by her husband, Roger Henry Haynes Jr. of Northeast Harbor. Margarette was a voracious reader and usually had multiple books going at the same time. She loved the family camp on Flanders Pond in Sullivan and spent many happy weekends there with Roger, her children, their spouses, and their children. In her later years, much of her enjoyment was in the company of her daughter Diana who took her on shopping outings and took care of her needs. She was a truly gentle and loving person and will be sorely missed by her family."
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