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[5779] William was a Magna Charta Surety and Governor of Colchester Castle, and of Great Bromley, Essex. "Essay on the Magna Charta of King John . . . ," Richard Thomson (London: 1829) offers: "William De Lanvallei is supposed to have heen the son of a Baron of those names whom he succeeded ahout 1210-11, the 12th year of King John; though his estates do not appear to have been of any very considerable extent, since his widow paid only 200 marks, £133 6s. 8d. for their delivery. In 1212-13, the 14th year of the same Sovereign, Alan Basset of Wycomhe gave the King a similar sum and an excellent palfrey, that his daughter might marry William de Lanvallei, who also was to be discharged of his relief upon doing his homage. In 1215-16, the 17th of John, this Baron was Governor of Colchester Castle, but ahout the same time he appears to have joined the insurgent Nobles, who constituted him one of the 25 elected to govern the kingdom, and he was likewise a party to that Covenant which yielded to them the City and Tower of London. He appears to have been reconciled to Henry III. at the great Treaty in 1217; but there are no farther particulars extant concerning him, excepting that his daughter and heiress, Hawise, was married to John de Burgh, son of Hubert, Earl of Kent, and Justiciary of England. The issue of this marriage was John de Burgh, from whom descended two daughters, who were co-heiresses to their father; one of whom, Hawisa, married Robert de Greslei in 1279-80, the 8th of Edward I., the ancestor of the present Sir Roger Gresley, of Drakelow, in the County of Derby, Baronet."
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[24096] See "The Family, Vol. 1," p. 524 on-line at http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/minibios/c/FAMILY_BOOK_VolI.pdf.
[52042] The 29 April1940 federal census in Sorrento, Hancock Co., ME lists Lola (age 26) and Wellington (age 25) in the household of his parents. Lola's grave marker lists her birth year as 1919.
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[8576] Leola is daughter of Russell Bernard Maxwell (1907-1974) and Mary Louise Stevens. Find A Grave memorial 126794180 offers her obitary: "Leola J. Lee Briner, age 74, of 3070 Miller Road, Shelby, died Sunday, September 19, 2004 at Med Central Mansfield Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on St. Rt. 96 and Ganges Five Points Road. She was born on November 1, 1929 in Mansfield, OH the daughter of the late Russell and Mary (Stevens) Maxwell. She was a 1947 graduate of Union High School. Lee was a former employee of Tappan Stove Co. in Mansfield and retired from Autocall in Shelby. After her retirement, she was instrumental in organizing the annual Autocall reunion. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church and was a former member of Hazel Grove Grange and Ladies Aid, was a 4-H advisor and volunteered with the FISH program for many years. Lee was a homemaker and enjoyed sewing and cooking. She lovingly made many quilts for Harmony House and for the Ministerial Association. Her quilts were chosen as the quilts for the silent auction at the Ashland County Fair that benefited Hospice of North Central Ohio. She and her husband, Bill, hosted many picnics at their farm for their family and many friends and neighbors over the years. Lee and Bill enjoyed RV traveling and traveled extensivly throughout the United States and Canada. She especially loved Alaska. For 50 wonderful years, Lee was a devoted and loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She is survived by her husband, William C. Briner, whom she wed on May 23, 1954; son, Charlie (Jennifer) Briner of Shelby; daughters, Pamela (Tony) Hugel of North Ridgeville, OH, Mary Lou Briner and special friend and adopted daughter, Karin Zuckerman, both of Columbus; 4 grandchildren, Heather Cunningham, Stephanie Cunningham (fiancé, Tom Lewis), Aubrie Carney, and Christopher Chris Briner; a great grandson, Brandon Cunningham; brothers, David (Donna) Maxwell of Mansfield, Dean (Marie) Maxwell of Kenton, OH, and Duane Maxwell of Lexington; brothers-in-law, Earl Davis of Wayne, OH and Tom (Kay) Kaylor of Cedar Grove, NJ; many nieces and nephews."
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[29432] The 1880 federal census of Monroe, Bedford Co., PA lists Elizabeth Rice, age 74, a widow, residing in the household of Solomon Rice (age 48) - Solomon is her son.
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Catherine is daughter of James C. Rideout (1814-1900) & Mary D. Harmon (1820-1845; m. 21 September 1836 in Carleton, Kent Co., New Brunswick, Canada).
[41019] The unverified Chapaprieta Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Johann Jacob Schwenk was born in December 1637 in Laichingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the child of Conrad and Magdalena. . . . . He died on August 15, 1694, in his hometown, at the age of 56. . . . Anna Schlenk was born in April 1639. . . . . She died on October 6, 1712, in Laichingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, at the age of 73."
[57687] Mary is said to be daughter of William Seavey (b. in 1789) & Lydia Libby (1794-1865; m. 23 October 1812 in Machias, Washington Co., ME).