[42437] This person is from Drew Schmidt's unverified file in 2017 in Ancestry.com
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_Elias CHAMBERS _____|
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| | _Johannes BARRICK ___|_Anna Catharina SCHMIDT _
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_Daniel CHAMBERS ____|
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|_Rosannah BRILLHART _|
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[27295] The unverified file in One World Tree states she m. James Ray and provides her information. An unverified Thayer family tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: "When Elizabeth Foster was born in 1644 in Scituate, Massachusetts, her father, Edward, was 54, and her mother, Lettice, was 27. She married Ephraim Hewitt and they had five children together. She then married James Ray and they had one daughter together. She died in Hull, Massachusetts" NOTE: this tree proposes that Elizabeth is sister rather than daughter of Timothy!
[21561] Hugh's dates and his family are discussed in an article posted on the Web at http://members.aol.com/RYouCuz/jackson.htm which also reports: "The Muster Roll of Captain Joseph Chapline of Sharpsburg in the French and Indian War 1757-58 shows that Hugh Jackson received 6 shillings for 6 days. Others, including Robert Jackson, Adam Henthorn and James Henthorn, received the same rate. See Maryland Historical Magazine, 1914, #9, p. 274-279 incl. In 1760 Hugh Jackson Sr. and his son, Robert Jackson Sr., resided in Frederick County, Maryland. This is based on the fact that their signatures appear on a petition shown in the Calender of Maryland State Papers, also known as 'The Black Book #1,' on page 141. This petition is also found in the Archives of Maryland, Volume LVI, pages 502-4. The petition states, "Sundry inhabitants of the Parish of All Saints (Frederick County) to Governor Horatio Sharp and the Upper and Lower Assemblies *** Petition for 3 new levies to build 2 chapels, one below Monocacy ---- 3 previous levies raised enough to repair the church at Frederick Town -- since the two chapels cannot be repaired they will need 120,000 pounds of tobacco in 3 payments 1761, 1762 and 1763 for rebuilding." The signatures included those of Hugh Jackson (Sr.), Robert Jackson (Sr.), James Henthorn, John Henthorn, James Henthorn, yr of John, and others. (A current map shows a town of Monocacy south east of Frederick and a Monocacy River which flows southward to the Potomac River. agm) The above petitioners would have been Hugh Jackson Sr. and his son, Robert Jackson Sr. The other son, Hugh Jr., was only 16 and would not have been a signer in 1760, and David was even younger. The Hugh Jackson Sr. family continued to live in Frederick County as in 1766 Hugh Jackson Sr. and Jr. were among 450 petitioners to Governor Sharpe to call the assembly together for the purpose of issuing bills of credit to pay public creditors. This petition is recorded on page 194 of 'The Black Book #1.' In 1773 Hugh Jackson Sr. apparently lived in the Sharpsburg and Lower Antietam area. This is where he purchased a farm according to his will dated in 1773. The farm was part of a land grant originally made to Joseph Chapline, founder of Sharpsburg. Hugh Jackson's Sr. Will, which I located at the Hall of Records, Annapolis Maryland, was in Washington County Will Book T.S. 1, page 130. The will is dated Sept. 1, 1773. It states that he is a resident of Frederick County, Maryland. (In June 1776 Washington County was erected from Frederick County, hence, when Will was filled on November 7, 1782, he was a resident of Washington County and therefore it is filed under Washington County records. agm) The Will provides that his plantation (farm) was to go to his youngest son, David."
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Nancy and William had a child named Mary who died as an infant. http://www.yourothercousin.com/2010/12/john-jones-e-7.html offers:
"My mother's name was Nancy Jones before she married and her mother's name was Lydia Whitton and her father's name was John Jones. he was a Quaker from Wales but settled in New Jersey at an early day. After his family grew up he moved to Pennsylvania where his daughter Nancy was married to William Jewell, My grandfather Jewell's name was John. He died in New Jersey and was a member of the Church of England. He was a farmer but a shoemaker and carpenter for himself. His wife was from Holland. Her first name was Catherine and her last name was Bennett before she married. John Jewell (my grandfather) had a brother Hopewell and his wife's name was Patience. Hopewell and Patience Jewell and family moved to some place on Lake Ontario called Cussawanger. They took with them also a niece named Anna Jewell who afterward married Nathaniel Howard.this moving took place before the War of 1812. Anne Howard died when her girls were young. Katie was about thirteen or fourteen years old when she was brought to New Lisbon where Uncle Isaac Jewell lived. They kept Annie, the younger sister until she was a young woman when her father came and took her away. Katie earned her own lving by her labor, and while very young married Mr Fishbourne. She died in Wayne Co OH. She was reported exceedingly beautiful as was also her mother Anne Jewell Howard.
"Grandmother Lydia Jones had two sisters: Huldah and Polly Davenport.
"My father William Jewell was born in Sussex Co NJ, My mother Nancy Jones Jewell was born in NJ. They married in Fayette Co PA in Washington Bottom. they lived there until Nov 1814, when we moved to Wayne Co OH in a Pennsylvania Wagon. We llived there until my sister Hannah was one day old when fatehr died. Mother remained a widow."
Written by Harriet Fluhart from her mother's (Nancy Jewell Fluhart) notes, transcibed by Ida Terrell Bowell 1962
[39523] This person is from the unverified McDill - Bowers family tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 which states Johannes is son of Hans Muhl (1615-1671) and Elisabetha _____ (1619-1693).
[34498] Johannes and wife are from the unverified Barrand2012 tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
_Agnerald, Count of CHAUMONTOIS ___________+
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[31524] See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adalbero_von_Reims.
[49643] Delilah is daughter of Jotham Sargent (1795-1888)) & Abigail Joy (1811-1875; m. 10 November 1834 in Gouldsboro, Hancock Co., ME).
[49393] Friedrich ("Frederick") is son of Friederich Schwalm (1796-1872) & Catherina Stein (1801-1850).