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[21602] Pella shot and killed her husband, John Daron, at their farm in Crawford Co., KS, six miles NE of Cherokee. Locals knew he was abusive and no charges were brought against Pella. The June, 1880 federal census in Jackson Twp., Hamilton Co., IN lists Pella as daughter of Perice David (age 53, b. in IN, a farmer, parents b. in OH) and wife Mahala A. _____ age 43, b. in IN, parents b. in NC).
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[2665] Boudicca led the rebellion against Rome in AD 60. Roman historian Cassius Dio (ca.150-235) reports she had a heavy mane of bright red hair, a rough voice and huge frame, and put men to shame as the `Warrior Queen.' "Prasutagus, king of the Iceni, after a life of long and renowned prosperity, had made the emperor [of Rome] co-heir with his own two daughters. Prasutagus hoped by this submissiveness to preserve his kingdom and household from attack. But it turned out otherwise. Kingdom and household were plundered like prizes of war, the one by Roman officers, the other by Roman slaves. As a beginning, his widow Boudicca was flogged and her daughters raped. The Iceni chiefs were deprived of their hereditary estates as if the Romans had been given the whole country. The king's own relatives were treated as slaves." Having led the rebellion, Boudicca poisoned herself. {-Tacitus, "The Annals of Imperial Rome" (ed. by Michael Grant, 1963)} See Boudicca's Revolt," D. R. Dudley and Graham Webster (Cambridge U. Press), "Boudicca's Rebellion," John Pitt (British History Illustrated, Vol. 3, No. 3 [1976], p.46-55).
[39593] Frances is daughter of Franklin Edward Ludeman (1890-1933) & Amelia Walters (1890-1915).
[55201] Malcolm is son of Arthur Lamont Phillips (1889-1927) & Jennie Mae Hall (1897-1937; m. 02 May 1918 in Livermore Falls, Androscoggin Co., ME).
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[10211] Edward m. 20 Oct 1956 at Akron, OH Ethel Hodgson and had at Akron, OH Edward Howe Stansfield, III (4 April 1958), George Hodgson Stansfield (5 March 1960), Timothy Alexander Stansfield (24 Dec 1963 - a twin) and James Cummins Stansfield (24 Dec 1963, d. 3 Jan 1964 - a twin). His obituary in the Wiscasset (ME) Newspaper: "Edward H. Stansfield Jr., 69, of Wiscasset, died Thursday, April 20 at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. A Maine resident since 1977, he was born and raised in Akron, Ohio and was a graduate of Kenyon College. A veteran of the United States Navy, he served aboard the USS Newman K. Perry during the Korean War. Mr. Stansfield was an active volunteer at Walker Point Adult Day Care at Miles Health Care Center as well as the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath. Survivors include his wife, Ethel H. of Wiscasset; and his sons, Edward H. III and wife, Amy of Meriden, New Hampshire; George H. and wife, Elaine, of Paris, France; Timothy A. and wife, Emiko, of New York City; one grandson, Sheldon Edward of Meriden, N.H.; and a sister, Ann S. Reed of Akron, Ohio. An open house for friends and family was held on April 26 at the residence. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the Sheepscot Valley Children's House, P.O. Box 449, Wiscasset, ME 04578, or the Edward Stansfield Book Fund at the Kenyon College Library, Gambler, OH 43022-9623. Arrangements were under the care of Direct Cremation of Maine in Belfast."
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_Eliakim WARDWELL ___+
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| | _Aaron BANKS ______________________|_Mary HAINES ________
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[46393] The 5 January 1920 federal census lists Thomas and his family in Sharon Twp., Richland Co., OH. He appears to be the servant, age 13 (!), in the household of farmer John Boldosser (age 35) in the 10 June 1880 federal census in West Pennsborough Twp., Cumberland Co., PA.