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[22382] Theere are two Samuel Colsons in this locality at the same time. It is not clear which is which. For the one we believe is ours, see the unverified file LZDY-RG2 in familysearch.org which offers: "When Samuel H. Colson was born on 14 July 1818, in New Brunswick, Canada, his father, Samuel Colson IV, was 21 and his mother, Ann Walton, was 19. He married Susan K. Archer on 9 May 1840, in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 7 daughters. He died on 5 March 1887, in Sherburne, Minnesota, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Vernon Cemetery, Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota, United States." He became proprieter of the Sherbourne House hotel in Elk River. Our Samuel is with wife Susan in Cherryfield at the time of the 1850 federal census. https://accessgenealogy.com/maine/settlers-narraguagus-valley.htm offers: "Steuben was formerly township 'No. 4, East of Union River,' and No. 5 comprised the territory now included in the towns of Milbridge and Harrington. The town of Cherryfield is composed of No. 11, Middle Division, Brigham Purchase, and of the northeastern part of what was formerly Steuben. All that part of Cherryfield lying south of the mills on the first or lower dam was, prior to 1826, a part of Steuben, and was called Narraguagus to distinguish it from the settlement in the southwestern part, which was called 'Head of the Bay,' and the post office at Cherryfield was called 'Narraguagus' until within some twenty-five years past. What is now the flourishing town of Milbridge was a part of Harrington until 1848. Harrington (No. 5) was incorporated as a town in 1791, Steuben (No. 4) in 1795, Cherryfield (No. 11) in 181G, and the northeast part of Steuben was annexed to Cherryfield in 1826."
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Notes... Jacob Henry's daughter, Susanna, married John Drake and is my great-great-great grandmother. I also seriously doubt that Jacob Henry and Susanna Gotshall got married in 1816. The births of their children would better place the marriage around 1810 or 1811. {N.B. There were two separate Jacob Henrys marrying two separate Susannah Gotshalls - AEM]
Written by Anna (Drake) Smith, November 1902:
On July 4th, 1759, somewhere in Pennsylvania a baby was born and received the name of John Henry. He married a woman by the name of Eve Margaret. Your historian cannot learn her maiden name. John Henry served in the Revolutionary War, was often heard to tell how his regiment was once without provision for three days, then having won a victory of the English troops and captured a lot of provision, he stood for hours mixing flour and water in a trough, some eating raw dough while others took it on their ramrods and roasted it in an open fire. Occasionally, one of his comrades would give him a mouthful while he continued mixing bread for the others. John Henry died December 19, 1841 at the home of his son, Jacob Henry, in Jackson Township, Richland County, Ohio. Eve Margaret Henry was born in Pennsylvania on April 22nd, 1759 and died at the home of her son, Jacob Henry, March 8th, 1848.
Jacob Henry, son of John and Eve Margaret Henry, was born in the year 1784 in Pennsylvania. He married Susanna Gotshall, daughter of Michael and Catherine Gotshall, who also served in the Revolutionary War, in the year 1816. Jacob Henry with his wife and four children moved to the far West when he left the mountainous Pennsylvania home. His possessions amounted to five dollars in cash, one horse, a one-horse wagon, a few dishes, bedding, and flour.
Mr. Henry secured 160 acres of land in Harrison County, he and his wife having walked all the way from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania with the children and their few goods in the wagon. They slept in the wagon at night, cooking by a campfire, baking bread in the then-used bake kettles, which was a flat kettle with long legs and a heavy iron lid. The baking was done by heaping live coals around and on top of the kettle.
In 1833, Mr. Henry, having heard glowing reports of Richland County, decided to sell his hilly Harrison County farm and with his wife and twelve children, moved to Jackson Township.
He purchased 320 acres of land partly cleared and with a log cabin on. A couple years later, he build a commodious brick house, the old farm has been divided and is owned by Benjamin Laser, Eve Henry, and George Holtz, who still lives in the old brick house. Later, Mr. Henry bought 640 acres of land in Williams County, Ohio. Their children's names were Catherine, Sarah, Lydia, Susanna, Jonas, Jacob, John, Elizabeth, Eve, Mary, Daniel, and Samuel. Susanna, wife of Jacob Henry, died December 31st, 1861, aged 74 years, 9 months, 24 days. In 1864, Mr. Henry, again desiring to visit a brother and the home of his childhood, resolved to take a trip east and was on the ill-fated train which collided near the village of Thompsontown, Juniata County, Pennsylvania, September 21, 1864. After the collision, the wreck caught fire and he was supposed to have been burned to death. Jacob Henry died September 21, 1864, aged 80 years.
Susanna Henry, daughter of Jacob and Susanna Henry, was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on November 25th, 1814, moved to Harrison County with her parents in the year 1816. In 1833, she moved with her family to Jackson Township, Richland County. On March 29th, 1838, she married John Drake and moved on the farm where she has ever since resided.
On November 25th, 1890, the Drake family held a reunion which was the first in thirty-seven years. Mr. Drake died March 18th, 1887.
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{A HREF="http://www.primenet.com/~srdrake/genealog.html} 1/97:
John Henry, b. 4 July 1759 in PA, m. 9 March 1779 in Montgomery Co., PA Eva Margaret Zangmeister (b. 22 April 1759 in PA, d. 8 March 1848 in Richland Co., OH) - per note by Mary Altmon Sesher.
Henry's Valley in Perry County (the lower end of Sheaffer's Valley) is named for this family.
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Henry's Valley was named for the HENRY family who resided there just over the mountain from Cumberland Co, PA, into Perry Co, PA. It is the western end of Sheaffer's Valley, called "Pandemonium" in 1728 but was settled prior to 1776 as it furnished one Company and Officers for the Revolutionary War. In 1805, it had a school which also served as a church with a cemetery nearby. It is probably the "property in Diehl's Valley" (Toboyne, Jackson, Madison Twps of later Perry Co) listed in the 1814 Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co, PA, Tax List. One source has the HENRYs as coming from Fahan, Northern Ireland, but they are also listed as speaking German and they certainly intermarried with Germans in that area. Residents of that area crossed south over the North Mountain via Three Square Hollow into Mifflin Twp to attend Zeigler's Lutheran Church there. Jerry Clouse has written about this area in the publication of The Perry Historians (P. O. Box 73, Newport, PA 17074-0073).
The 1790 Census of Cumberland Co, PA lists William HENRY and two John HENRYs as Heads of Households and all born before 1774. The 1800 Census and the Tax Lists for 1814-1828 in Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co, and Toboyne Twp, Perry Co, PA, show also Nicholas, William, Peter, Jacob, John, and George HENRY names. There is a Cumberland County
Administration Bond (#133) for the estate of Peter HENRY dec'd of Mifflin Twp, dated 7 Apr 1818, listing Eve HENRY and William HENRY as administrators and with a $400 bail by sureties John HENRY and Christian HENRY (all of Cumberland County). A 10 Apr 1818 Inventory (#179) of Peter HENRY dec'd of Mifflin Twp which included a 10-plate stove, rifle & shot pouch, silver watch, 2 spinning wheels, shoemaker's tools, horses, cows, lambs, hogs. A Deed Poll (Sheriff John CAROTHERS to Samuel UTLEY - #462, p. 133) for the seizure (dated 1 Sep 1801) of 100 acres of Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co, property (with 10-12 acreas of cleared land upon which is erected a square log house) of Nicholas and Peter HENRY at the suit of Samuel Utley (land bounded by lands of Michael DEIL, John HAY, and others).
Wm HENRY m. Sophia -- and is listed in the 1800 Census, Tyrone Twp, Cumb Co (became Perry Co in 1820). They possibly had children: Eva Margaret HENRY b. bef 1755 who m. John LAY (my 4th GGP), and Nicholas HENRY m. -- MITCHELL? and lived in Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co, PA.
Nicholas' son allegedly was John HENRY Sr (1759 Cresam Twp, Philadelphia Co, PA-1841 OH) who was a Revolutionary War soldier (1776-1778) in the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, returned to reside in Rockville, Bucks Co PA after the war, was the first person to build a log house in Henry's Valley in Perry County PA, and then changed his name to McHENRY and moved to Marlborough Twp, Stark Co, OH, sometime after 1828. At the time of his enlishment he was living in Smithfield Twp, Bucks Co, PA (Rev War Pension Claim S.2285).
John HENRY Sr m. Eva Margaret -- and had the following known children:
1. John HENRY, Jr.
2. Christian (Christy) HENRY (1790 Bucks Co, PA-1871) m. Catharine LAY (or ROATH) 1792 Bucks Co, PA-1876). Christian HENRY and Catharine LEA are listed in the Brick Lutheran Church Records, Frankford Twp, Cumberland Co, PA. Both are buried in the Pioneer Cem in Henry's Valley where he was an Elder in the church there.
3. Anna Maria (Mary) HENRY (b. 1798, Perry Co, PA) m. Henry LAY (1801-1866).
4. Eva Margaret HENRY (b. 1803).
Children of Christian (Christy) HENRY (1790-1871) and Catharine LAY:
Susanna HENRY (1817-1893) m. Peter OILER (1820-1842)
Christian HENRY (bap 1821)
Daniel David? HENRY (1825-1902) m. Mary A. CLOUSE (1826-1885)
Mary A. HENRY (b. 1832) m. David HASEL
Rebecca HENRY (b 1835) m. -- McCOY
Jacob HENRY m. Susannah GUTSHALL
Catharine HENRY m. George KUNKLE
Rachael HENRY m. Samuel HACKMAN
Joseph HENRY
Soloma A. HENRY m. David or? Benjamin SALSBURG
Jacob HENRY m. Susannah GUTSHALL:
In 1826-28 Tax List, had 200 Warrantee acres and 118 Patent acres in Toboyne Twp, Perry Co, PA. Allegedly, he left the family and died in the West. They had the following known children: Daniel S. HENRY (b 1836)m. Mary Ann STAMBAUGH, George W. HENRY (1840-1924) m. Melinda Jane BALTOZER, Jacob HENRY (Seattle, WA), Esther HENRY m. -- BOWER, Kate HENRY m. Samuel SHEAFFER.
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[38865] Maggie and Thomas had Henry Inglebert McNamara (1886-1947, Arthur Ray "Artie" McNamara (1890-1972), Mary Leona McNamara (1892-1970) & Clay Floyd McNamara (1894-1970).
[52937] Mary is thought to be daughter of Francis Norwood, Sr. (1636-1709) & Elizabeth Coldham (1648-1711; m. 15 August 1663 in Salem, Essex Co., MA).
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Second wife of Gilbert de Clare - his first wife and mother of his known children is not known. Joan m. (2) in 1297 Ralph de Monthermer, summoned to parliament in right of her Clare earldoms from 1299 to 1306. After her death Earl Gilbert's son and namesake was Earl of Gloucester and Hertford at age 16. Joan and Ralph had Sir Thomas de Monthermer, b. 1301, d. 1340 at the Battle of Sluys - Sir Thomas' dau. Margaret, b. 1329, d. 1395, is paternal grandmother of Sir Thomas de Montagu, K.C., b. ca. 1388, d. 1428, Earl of Salisbury, Lt. Gen. of Normandy, m. (1) Eleanor de Holland (dau. of Thomas, Earl of Kent) and m. (2) by 11-1424 Alice, d. 1475, widow of Sir
John Philip and dau. and heir of Thomas Chaucer, Chief Butler to Richard II and Henry IV, speaker of the House of Commons, prob. son of Geoffrey Chaucer, English poet, brother-in-law of John of Gaunt. See "Ancestral Roots...," Frederick L. Weis (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1992 - 7th Edition) Line 11 (p. 14). http://www.guide2womenleaders.com offers: "Princess Joan of Acre, Lady of Glamorgan and Wales (United Kingdom) - Born in Acre (Akko) in Palestine as daughter of King Edward I of England (d. 1307) and Leonor of Castilla and Leon while her parents were travelling to the Middle East on the Ninth Crusade. At least part of her childhood she spent in France with her maternal grandmother, Jeanne de Dammartin, Countess of Ponthieu. She was betrothed as a child to Hartman, son of King Rudolph I of Germany, but he died in 1282 after drowning in the Rhine. She then married Gilbert de Clare, 7th Earl of Hertford, and was mother of Eleanor de Clare (1292-1337), who became Lady of G. and W. in 1314. After Gilbert's death, she clandestinely married Ralph de Monthermer, 1st Baron Monthermer, a knight in her household, in 1297. Her father was enraged by this lowly second marriage, and her husband was thrown in prison but was released in 1297, and allowed to hold the title of Earl of Gloucester and Hereford during her lifetime. Princess Joan had 8 surviving children with her 2 husbands and died while giving birth to a stillborn child . . . ."
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[55092] Find A Grave memorial 70398452 offers: "Capt. William Pratt, 5th child of Lieut William Pratt, born May 14, 1653, married Hannah Kirtland, supposed to be the sister of the first John Kirtland, who settled at Saybrook February 20, 1678, by whom he had 5 children. He was a man of note in the civil, military and religious affairs of the town, being often appointed selectman, surveyor, captain of the militia, committee of the church, etc. He was a large land holder in Saybrook and Hebron. Capt. William Pratt died March 14, 1718, age 65, as appears upon his monument, which is still standing in the old burial ground at Essex. Children: Benjamin b. June 14, 1681, m. Anna Bate Nov 12, 1702; Hannah b. July 21, 1682 d. Dec 6, 1684; Prudence b. March 11, 1685; Ebenezer b. Aug 17, 1688; Jabez b. May 19, 1691 m. Deborah Pratt Nov 24, 1719. 'The Pratt Family or the Descendants of Lieut. William Pratt of Saybrook' by Frederick William Chapman, 1864 page 169, 170, 171. From Supplement to a history entitled 'The Pratt Family or the Descendants of Lieut. William Pratt,' 1916, pages 1, 2. And the Barbour vital records for Saybrook, vol. 1 page 17, vol. 1 page 120, vol. 2 page 4, vol. 2 page 80." Rerences: Edgerton-Flint Ancestral Lines- E.G.Lister-1985- pp 20,32-3 Savage: First Settlers of N.E.- Vol 3, pp 475-6 Virkus: Immigrant Ancestors- p 55 Jacobus: Hale, House,etc.- pp 654,719-21 Waterman & Jacobus: Granberry Family- pp 295-7 Chapman: Pratt Family- pp 47-51,53-4,339-40 Ferris: Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines- Vol 2, pp 675-81
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OneWorldTree on Ancestry. com in 2006 (not verified) provides his information and ancestry and reports that he m. (1) 6 Oct 1604 in Holt Castle, Worchestershire to Elizabeth Browne (b. 1582 in Hold Castle, d. 28 Aug 1612 in Watertown, MA) - this line apparently needs further research.
The Scribner Family, by Thomas Lee Scribner, posted on http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com in 2007, offers: "Our ancestor John Scriven was the son of Sir Thomas Scriven and Margaret Corbett of Shropshire, England. Though there is strong evidence to support this, researchers admit that it is impossible to provide absolute and conclusive proof of this claim.
"Thomas Scriven was the Lord of Frodesley Manor from 1631 to 1644. Thomas Scriven distinguished himself in the army of King Charles I during the English Civil Wars, and was knighted by the King on September 29, 1642. It has been said that a pair of leather gauntlets presented to him by the King were long treasured by his descendants. In the year of 1643, Sir Thomas Scriven served as a colonel. Sir Thomas Scriven passed away on January 21, 1644. He died as a result of injuries sustained in battle months earlier.Our ancestor John Scriven was the son of Sir Thomas Scriven and Margaret Corbett of Shropshire, England. Though there is strong evidence to support this, researchers admit that it is impossible to provide absolute and conclusive proof of this claim.
"Thomas Scriven was the Lord of Frodesley Manor from 1631 to 1644. Thomas Scriven distinguished himself in the army of King Charles I during the English Civil Wars, and was knighted by the King on September 29, 1642. It has been said that a pair of leather gauntlets presented to him by the King were long treasured by his descendants. In the year of 1643, Sir Thomas Scriven served as a colonel. Sir Thomas Scriven passed away on January 21, 1644. He died as a result of injuries sustained in battle months earlier.
"John Scriven, born on October 27, 1623 in Wem, England, is believed by most researchers to be the progenitor of the Maine and New Hampshire Scribner families of whom we are descendants. We believe that John Scriven arrived in this country on a ship coming from the island of Barbados. At this time there is no known record documenting which ship John traveled upon or the exact date of his arrival.
"We do know that John Scriven is first found mentioned here in America in the town records of Dover, New Hampshire, dated April 5, 1662, when he was accepted as a resident of that settlement. Later town records indicate that John was chosen to act as constable on July 26, 1664. Records also show that John was chosen for jury duty on two different occasions. John's occupation was that of a blacksmith.
"We also know that John was married to a woman by the name of Mary. There is no known record of Mary's maiden name or her actual dates of her birth and death. We know that she lived from about 1635 to 1695. There have been books published that suggested that Mary was the daughter of Edward Hilton of Dover, New Hampshire. Edward Hilton had two daughters, neither of whom was named Mary. One of the daughters, Susannah, married Christopher Palmer. The other daughter, Sobriety, married Henry Moulton. I am sure the debate about Mary's true identity will remain long into the future with a definitive answer remaining unknown. You can find information about Mary in the following source: 'Piscataqua Pioneers 1623-1675: Register of Members and Ancestors,' Dallas Wylie Prugh (1967), pp. 138-139.
"John and Mary had four children. Their names were John, Edward, Elizabeth and Thomas. The eldest son John, was born in Dover about the year 1657 and became a blacksmith. He married Elizabeth Cloyes, and they had nine children. Some of their descendants were among the first settlers in what is known now as Waterboro, Maine. The graves of some of their descendants may be found in the Scribner Cemetery, which is located on the Federal Road in Waterboro, Maine."
[20978] Elizabeth was of Hallowell, ME when she married. She signed her name Elisabeth.
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| _William DIXON ______|
| | (.... - 1660) m 1619|
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| | |_Alice, wife of Jeremiah DIXON _|__
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|_Dorothy DIXON ______|
(.... - 1666) m 1651|
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|_Joane PIERSON ______|
m 1619 |
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_Israel WHITCOMB ____+
| (1661 - 1733) m 1700
_Israel WHITCOMB ____|_Mary STODDER _______
| (1701 - 1787) m 1728 (1672 - 1729)
_Job WHITCOMB _______|
| (1740 - 1813) m 1769|
| | _Ebenezer KENT ______+
| | | (1680 - 1752) m 1703
| |_Hannah KENT ________|_Hannah GANNET ______
| (.... - 1782) m 1728 (1684 - 1767)
_David WHITCOMB _____|
| (1776 - 1852) m 1795|
| | _John WHEELWRIGHT ___+
| | | (1689 - 1760)
| | _John WHEELWRIGHT ___|_____________________
| | | (1719 - 1818) m 1746
| |_Keziah WHEELWRIGHT _|
| (1750 - 1846) m 1769|
| | _Philip WILLCUTT ____
| | | (1690 - 1771) m 1711
| |_Sarah WILCUTT ______|_Deborah GANNETT ____
| (1722 - 1812) m 1746 (1691 - ....)
_David W. WHITCOMB __|
| (1810 - 1878) m 1833|
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| |_Prudence DOROTHY ___|
| (1773 - 1852) m 1795|
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|--George William WHITCOMB
| (1835 - 1893)
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|_Nancy S. STODDARD __|
(1811 - 1887) m 1833|
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[31317] The 8 June 1870 federal census in Scituate, MA lists his family including children Emily C. (age 11), Hannah E. (8), George L. (5) & Sarah (2).