[818] http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/Ford.htm offers: "Ford is a small village in north Northumberland. It lies approximately 10.5 kilometres (6.5 miles) north west of Wooler, which in turn lies approximately 32 kilometres (20 miles) south of Berwick upon Tweed. A family named Ford owned the Ford estate in the medieval period. It then passed to the Carr family who held the estate until 1536 when it passed to Elizabeth Heron, granddaughter of William Heron. Elizabeth went on to marry Thomas Carr of Etal and the estate passed to the Carr family. In 1660 Thomas Carr was murdered by his stepfather, John Ratcliffe of Alnwick, and the estate passed to Thomas' three sisters. In 1662 one of the sisters, Elizabeth, married Sir Francis Blake. Sir Francis went on to buy up the shares of the two remaining sisters and by 1685 he owned all of the estate. Sir Francis died in 1717 and the estate then passed to his grandson, Francis Delaval of Seaton Delaval. The estate remained with the Delaval family until the death of John, Lord Delaval in 1808. Following the death of John's widow, Susanna, in 1822, the estate passed to her granddaughter Susannah, Marchioness of Waterford. In 1832 the estate comprised 7145 acres and was valued at £9579 12s 7d. The estate remained with the Waterford family until 1907 when it was sold to the Joicey family who own the estate today. The centrepiece of the estate is Ford Castle. It is believed to have been built or rebuilt by Sir William Heron in 1287. Because of its close proximity to Scotland the Castle suffered frequent attacks by the Scots."
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| |_Catherine PEVERELL ________________|_Margaret COURTENAY ___
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| | _William DE BOTREAUX __+
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| | _William BOTREAUX __________________|_Elizabeth ST. LO _____
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| |_Margaret BOTREAUX __|
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| | _John BEAUMONT ________+
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| |_Elizabeth BEAUMONT ________________|_Catherine EVERINGHAM _
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_Thomas HUNGERFORD __|
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| _Henry PERCY __________+
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| _Sir Henry ("Hotspur") PERCY _______|_Margaret NEVILLE _____
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| _Sir Henry PERCY ____|
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| | | _Edmund MORTIMER ______+
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| | |_Elizabeth MORTIMER ________________|_Philippa PLANTAGENET _
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| | | _John DE NEVILLE ______+
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| | | _Ralph NEVILLE _____________________|_Maud PERCY ___________
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| | |_Eleanor NEVILLE ____|
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| | | _John of GAUNT ________+
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| | |_Joan BEAUFORT _____________________|_Katherine DE ROET ____
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|_Anne PERCY _________|
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| _Richard DE POYNINGS __+
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| _Robert POYNINGS ___________________|_Isabel FITZPAYNE _____
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| _Richard POYNINGS ___|
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| | | _Reynold GREY _________+
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| | |_Elizabeth (Eleanor? Isabel?) GREY _|_Margaret DE ROS ______
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|_Eleanor POYNINGS ___|
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| _Thomas BERKELEY ______+
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| _Sir John BERKELEY _________________|_Catherine CLIVEDON ___
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|_Alainore BERKELEY __|
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[11666] See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Hungerford
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[41] Date of death and age at death are from tombstone.
[1039] Anthony rec'd 30 acres at Lynn, Mass.,1638(?) - he came to Lynn in 1630. See "Newhall Family of Lynn, Mass.," Henry F. Waters (Salem, MA, Essex Institute, 1882, Part I); Essex Co. Quarterly Court Records, II:32-34. Anthony is thought to descend from Thomas Newhall whose will is dated in 1498, proved 22 Jan 1499. "The American Genealogist," Vol. 65, No. 2 (April, 1990), p. 66 under Olney Bishop's Transcripts: "Anthony Newall & Mary White [married] November 6, 1632"; and under Bucks Diocesan Visitations - Sherington: "Anthonius Newell...for absenting himself from his own parish service and going to Olney or Newport [Pagnell] many Sundaies in the afternoons many times both forenoons and afternoons when wee have had 2 sermons at home 20 July 1633". Does the above give a second marriage for Anthony? - under Sherington this source says "Anne Newall the daughter of Anthony Newall baptized the 8th of Januarye 1620[/1]." There is also a reference under Olney to a Francis Newell, dau. of Wydow Newell, buried in 1604. There is no reference to Anthony's parents. His brother, Thomas (b. 1600, d. 25 May 1674, m. Mary Woodward and 2nd Mary Jane Penleton), came with Anthony and settled at Lynn where he died. He apparently came with his brother Thomas in the Winthrop Fleet to Salem, MA; both settled at Lynn. Thomas died 25 May 1674 and his will names Thomas' living children as Susanna, Thomas, John and Mary (b. ca. 1637, m. ca. 1653 Thomas Brown of Lynn), MA. For the culture of New England during his lifetime and beyond, see "Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America," David Hackett Fischer (NY: Oxford University Press, 1989), pp. 13-205.
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LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
[50663] Amber is daughter of James Oliver Seavey (1875-1959) & Charlotte Washburn Lottie Howard (1878-1962; m. 24 September 1899 in Exeter, Penobscot Co., ME). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 19 February 1999, p. 14: "Dexter - Amber M. Hutchins, 97, died Feb. 18, 1999 at a Dexter nursing home. Sha was born Dec. 21, 1901, in Exeter, the daughter of James and Charlotte (Howard) Seavay, the second child in a family of 10. She was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and friend She was always ready to lend a helping hand in a time of need. Amber had worked in local mills, St, Domonic's Nursing Home and the last 12 years of her working life she worked as a pastry cook in Mim and Herbie's 45th Parallel Restaurant. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, Wassookeag Chapter No. 44 OES, the grange, a life member of the Star Club, a member of the Extension Group and an RSVP volunteer, She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Herbert Brooks of Dexter, a daughter-in-law, Dorothy Hutchins of Ripley; two sisters, Myrtle Knowles of Dexter and Barbara Sanders of Canaan; a brother, Calvin Seavey of Corinna; eight grandchildren, 18 greatgrandchildren, nine great-greatgrandchildren, many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Hugh, in 1979 her son, Rodney; three sisters, Olive, Thelma, and Leona; four brothers, Howard, Leon, Myron and William,"