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[30796] Joshua m. 8 Nov 1748 in Bedford, MA Mary Wilson (b. 1725). He survived the Great Fire of 1760 in Boston.
[2597] A "G. Michael Breiner" arrived on the Ship Rowley from Rotterdam at Philadelphia (he is listed then as age 20), and qualified at the Philadelphia Court House 23 Oct 1752 - - see "Pennsylvania German Pioneers...," Ralph Beaver Srassburger (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1992), I:499. There are Briner/Bryner families listed in "Swiss Colonists in 19th Century America," compiled by Dr. Adelrich Steinach (Rockport, ME: Picton Press, 1995 - updated from 1889 edition) - AEM has not consulted this volume. Our George Michael Breiner settled in Albany Twp. - the Albany Twp. Historical Society may be reached (1999) via email at albanyhis@enter.net. He is listed in the Northampton County (from which Lehigh County was taken) tax roll of 1772 as a farmer whose tax was 1.12.0 (PA Archives, Series 3, Vol. 19, p. 57). AEM's supplemental line as a member of the Sons of the American Revolution (NSSAR 73197) proves descent from him and shows his service in the War for Independence; for example, he was at the battle of Stony Point (http://www2.lhric.org/spbattle/walk.htm and "Military History Quarterly: The Quarterly Journal of Military History", Fall 2003). For insight into what service in the War for Independence was like for George Michael Breiner, see "A People's History of the American Revolution," Ray Raphael (New York: The New Press, 2001 - ISBN 0-06-000440-1), Chapters 1 & 2. Ancestry.com suggests the meaning of the surname: "German (also well established in Sweden and Denmark): occupational name for a cereal grower, from a derivative of Middle High German brie porridge, mush." For insight into the Pennsylvania-Germans see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Dutch.
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Find A Grave memorial 52089140 lists her children with Rominor: Martin Smith (1830-1843), Hosea Smith (1833-1895), Portor Smith (1837-1862), Milo Smith (1840-1927),
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[21505] Joe A. Chilton of Ormond Beach, FL (jchilton@cfl.rr.com) gives in GenServ her marriage date as 25 Jan 1695, and provides children Henry and Thomas, shown here (this information is not verified). Patricia Trollinger (ottawahillpt@neok.com) commented via email 18 Nov 2002: "I have been researching not only my Scruggs family but all Scruggs in general for over 40 years. In all of this time, I have never found proof that Henry and Anne Grose Scruggs were the parents of the children accredited to them. My own line goes back to Henry Scruggs who married a lady named Elizabeth. Their youngest son, Julius, is my 4th great grandfather. Naturally, I have made every effort to establish the ancestry of Henry, the supposed son of Henry and Anne Grose. So, we are all up against the same stone wall. At this point, we do not even know who our emigrant ancestor was. We have engaged an English genealogist to solve the problem for us. There are many possibilities due to the different spelling of Scruggs in the early years. (Patricia Piper's) ancestry to Richard and Martha Scruggs is not in question. However, I am not sure that her last name was Drury. I am wondering if Joe A. Chilton is a cousin of mine. Julius Scruggs grandson, James, had a daughter, Elizabeth Keith Scruggs, who married William Chilton and later moved to Tarrant Co., TX." - Patricia Scruggs Trolinger [(Mrs. Donald Cecil), Ottawa Hill, 61300 East 110 Road, Miami, OK 74354-4726 - (918) 542-5772]. Conroy (see notes for Henry's father) reports that Ann's father, Roger Gross, was "Gentleman, Justice and Commissioner of the Peace, etc." and that Henry is mentioned in the Old St. Peter's Vestry Book in 1723.
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[39831] "History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement to 1831," Samuel Deane (Boston, MA: Loring, 1831) offers: "Mr Timothy Hatherly arrived at Plymouth in the ship Ann, 1623. He there erected a house, which was soon destroyed by fire. He went to England 1625, and did not return hither until 1632. Winthrop says in the Charles from Barnstable, Eng., which sailed April 10, and arrived June 5. He came in by way of Boston, proceeded to Plymouth, where he tarried a year or more. We notice in the Colony records, 1633, ordered that the whole tract of land between the brook at Scituate on the north-west side, and Conihassett, (the gulph), be left undisposed of until we know the resolution of Mr James Shirley, Mr John Beauchamp, Mr Richard Andrews and Mr Timothy Hatherly. The grant was made to these gentlemen 1637: bet we find Mr Hatherly her in 1634. This territory ... was purchased of the other three to whom the grant was made, by Mr Hatherly, and sold in shares, he retaining one fourth of the whole: and by agreement that fourth consisted of four hundred acres north and west of the harbour, two hundred acres at Musquashcut harbour, (afterwards Briggss harbor), and 10£ in money. The first land which he cultivated was west of great Musquashcut pone, where he had a herring wear, and where he had a house 1638. In 1651, he sold a farm on Musquashcut harbour to Walter Briggs. He married Lydia, the widow of Elder nathaniel Tilden, 1642, and changed his residence to Kent street. He was ever ready to purchase the lands and houses of those who were desirous to remove, and to accomodate others who came into the settlement. He built several houses, one of which was afterwards the parsonage. He purchased Mr Lothrops house on his retiring to Barnstable, and sold it again to Mr Chauncy. In short, he was the pillar and supporter of the plantation - always ready to advance money for the Town in times of difficulty, or to aid individuals with his wealth. His large tract of land west of Accord pond, he sold but in part, and gave the remainder to the Conihassett partners: it consisted of nine square miles, and was laid out to him by order of gevernment, 1663. The line of this land is called the share line. He gave a share in Conihassett lands to Rhodolphus Ellmes - a house lot to Eglin Hanford, (north of Thomas Ensigns, at the Harbour), his sisters daughter. He gave the parsonage house and land to the Church, 1654, and seven years afterward his Musquashcut farm and buildings to the Church and Society. No man deserved so well of the plantation, and we believe he was generally considered as the guardian and patron of Scituate. We have often regretted that the Town was not called after his name. Morton, in the New Englands Memorial, observes: He was one of the first beginners, and a good instrument to uphold the Church and Town of Scituate. We may add that he was also an important member of the government, having been an assistant thirteen years - treasurer of the Colony - and a commissioner of the United Colonies three years."
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[7857] Larry's obituary: "Larry P. Huston, 69, of Westerville, Ohio died suddenly Monday, July 30th at his home. He was born August 1, 1937 in Adario, Ohio son of G. Leo and Oris Huston. Larry graduated from Savannah High School in 1955 as valedictorian of his class. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy in 1960 and served as Senior Class President. He was a four year starter on the OSU basketball teams and served as team captain in 1959. He tipped off the first game at St. John Arena in 1957, and some of his high school and college basketball records still stand. After his graduation from OSU, he worked several years in retail pharmacy before he returned to school and earned his Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Kansas University in 1974. As a talented musician, Larry often entertained family and friends with his accordion and piano playing. He provided music for his wife's first grade's annual Oktoberfest for 25 years. Larry worshipped at Karl Road Baptist Church where he often served as a greeter. Above all he was a loving husband and father, a caring grandfather and a loyal friend. His laughter and sense of humor will be sorely missed. Larry is survived by his wife, Laurie Meyers Huston, his high school sweetheart, whom he married on August 11, 1957. He is also survived by his mother, Oris Huston; and his sister, Norma (Lorrell) Mast, both of Wadsworth; his daughter, Sharon (Dale) Thompson of Columbus; his son, Jeff (Sally) Huston of Westerville; and six grandchildren, Eric, Christian and Victoria Thompson, Kelly, Jamie and Steven Huston)."
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|_Anna Mary BRINER ___|
(1830 - 1856) m 1853|
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| _Adam SWARNER _____________________|
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|_Maria Philippina SWARNER _______________|
(.... - 1884) |
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|_Marich(a) GARICH _________________|
(1774 - 1866) |
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[42396] This person is from the unverified Budlong Family Tree in 2017 in Ancestry.com. Ancestry.com states Wiggs is a form of Wigg and offers: "Wigg Name Meaning - nickname from Middle English wigge beetle, bug. metonymic occupational name for a maker of fancy breads baked in rounds and then divided up into wedge-shaped slices, Middle English wigge, from Middle Dutch wigge wedge(-shaped cake)."