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[17010] Christian is posited by Philip Howard Gray, "Penobscot Pioneers...Closson...." (Camden: Penobscot Press, 1992), pp. 54-55, and is not proven to have existed.
[46978] Jemima is daughter of Joseph Snyder Elliott (1798-1875) & Jane Jemima Horton (1802-1896). "Marshall County News [Marysville, Kansas], 12 July 1907," p. 1"Mrs. Jemima McMahon died at the home of her son, Thomas, in this city Wednesday, July 10th, at 4:00 o'clock a. m. Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock by the members of the First Church of Christ Scientists. The deceased was 70 years, 3 months and 4 days old. She was born in Bradford county Pennsylvania, April 6, 1837, and was married in that county December 23, 1856 to Thomas McMahon. They came to Marshall county in 1871 and settled on a farm in Franklin township where they continued ta live until Mr. McMahon's death ten years ago. After her husband's death she continued to conduct the farm for three years, then gave up its management to her sons and she has lived most of the time since with her daughter, Maude Hoffman, at Jefferson, Oklahoma. Two months ago she came from Oklahoma to Marysville to make her home with her son, Thomas, thinking the change of climate would prove beneficial, as she had been suffering for sometime with rheumatism and kidney trouble. For a time it looked as though the change would help her but a week ago she had a relapse, which, owing to her age and weakened physical condition she was unable to overcome, and death resulted. She leaves three sons, J. E and Thomas of Marysville and John of Arkansas City, and one daughter, Maude, (Mrs. Geo. Hoffman) of Jefferson, Oklahoma. Three children have died, Mattie and George and an infant daughter."
[32251] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godfrey_Gamage. Godfrey's ancestor came from a place called "Gamaches", Vexin, Rouen, France and Godfrey assisted the Clares in the conquest of Gwent.
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_Arthur HATCH _______|_Cecilia CHICHESTER _
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| |_Margaret MALLET ____|_____________________
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| |_Grace LEWIS ________|
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| |_Agnes ATKINS _______|_Christian CHASE ____
| m 1605 (1555 - 1599)
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[44309] Wisehaupt Farm Burial Grounds, Spruce Hill Twp., Juniata Co., PA offers Elizabeth's obituary: "Mrs. Eliza Jane Wisehaupt, wife of Mr. William Lepley Wisehaupt was born Dec. 9, 1829, and departed this life Feb. 24, 1893, at her home in Turbett Township, at the age of 63 years, 2 months and 15 days.She was united in marriage with Wm. Lepley Wisehaupt, on the 3rd day of Nov. 1868, Rev. Cambridge Graham, of Port Royal Methodist Episcopal church was the officiating minister. She was the mother of six children, viz. Lewis Maffet, of Turbett township, married to Saddie Donahey; Wm. L. Wisehaupt, married to Mary B. Leahy; Sarah E., Mary Juniata, Charles Iyer, who preceded her to the heavenly world, and Edgar Brady. The remainder ones are still living at home. She was buried in the private family burying ground on their farm, on Monday the 27th of March, her pastor, Rev. A. H. Spangler, conducting the service. He based his remarks on the scriptures found in St. John's gospel, 14th chapter and 3rd verse. The following pallbearers bore her body tenderly to the grave, namely, D. H. Bousum, Jas. P. Johnson, Wm. Haines, Samuel Guss, G. Frank Goodman and L. O. Boyer, were they laid it to await the call of hr God at the dawn of the resurrection meeting. Mrs. Wisehaupt will be missed in the home, church and community. She was devoted to the interests and welfare of her home. The husband and children ever found in her an affectionate wife and loving mother. She was loyal to the church of her choice, from none did the pastor receive more sympathy and aid than from her. She was ever punctual in her attendance upon the service of God's house. Her social qualities were of a high order. Her great sympathetic heart and beneficent nature made all who came in contact wit her feel that they were in the presence of one who loved her fellow men." - and states her parents are James M. Maffett (b. 1805) & Margaret Kokil.
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Alexander served in the War of 1812 (per "Penobscot Bicentennial, 1787-1987," by Frederick Mitchell, 1987, p. 50) {- also: George A. Wheeler, "History of Castine...," Bangor, 1875, p.362.} He served as a Private in the Continental Army for three years, enlisting 04 April 1778 at Pittston and mustered in Cambridge in Captain William Burton's Company and Col. Sherburn's Regiment - the regiment was comprised of three companies from Conn., two from Mass. and one from Rhode Island; during Alexander's final year of service he was transferred to Captain William Turner's Company in the 9th Regiment of the Mass. line, commanded by Col. Henry Jackson (D.A.R. # 549608; S.A.R. # 73197). (For insight into what service in the War for Independence was like for Alexander, 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.) He is at Sedgwick at the 1790 census; the 1800 census states he moved from Kennebec County (where there is a large family of McCauslands); Alexander is at Penobscot at the 1810 and 1820 censuses, but not in Hancock Co. in the 1830 census - though there is an Alexander McCausland in Kennebec Co.; he shows again in 1840 in Penobscot as age 77 and a military pensioner included in the household of Alexander McCaslin; in 1850 Alexander and his wife are in the household of their son Job (Joab), a farmer. - "Genealogy of McCasland...," Thesta Kennedy Scogland (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984), pp. 423-4. Mark Honey states (Castine Patriot, 19 Aug 2000, p. 8): At the time of the 1800 census, "Alexander McCaslin was probably living on the old County Rd. north of Wight's Pond. This road is no longer traveled and should not be confused with the Groves Leach Rd. which the town of Penobscot has labeled the McCaslin Rd." "Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Maine," Carleton E. and Sue G. Fisher (Louisville, KY: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution", p. 514, lists "Alexander McCaslin, Mus, Cont, MA, r. Gardinerstown, b. Ireland 1759, d. Penobscot 1854, m. Abigail - 1(W6801); 1S; 3S; 12S; C-2, p. 309; MOCA".
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The LDS Church's Ancestral File contains this information (not verified!) re: Alexander submitted by Barbara McCaslin [Microfilm Submission AF91100869], 3810 S. Persico Road, Casa Grande, AZ 85222: Father's Name: James MC CASLIN (AFN:X574-P6), b. in 1707 in Ireland, d. 1776 in Gardner, Lincoln Co., ME; married 3 Jul 1746 in Falmouth, Cumberland Co., ME. Mother's Name: Mary Jane POOR (AFN:X574-QC), b. in 1850 [sic!], presumably in Falmouth, ME.
Children of James and Mary Jane:
1. John MC CASLIN (AFN:J59D-J7), b. 2 Apr 1757 in Columbia, Washington Co., ME.
2. James MC CASLIN (AFN:X584-36), b. 1750, presumably in Falmouth, ME, d. 11 Mar 1826 in Gardner, Kennebec Co., ME.
3. William MC CASLIN (AFN:X574-SP), b. 1752/1759, presumably in Columbia, ME, d. in 1777.
4. Jonathan MC CASLIN (AFN:X574-TV), b. before 1754, presumably in Columbia, ME.
5. Samuel MC CASLIN (AFN:X574-V2), b. before 1759, presumably in Columbia, ME.
6. Alexander MC CASLIN (AFN:X584-BD), b. in 1763, presumably in Columbia, ME, d. 20 Sep1853 in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME.
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"Early Pleasant River Families of Washington County, Maine," Leonard F. Tibbetts and Darryl B. Lamson (Camden, ME: Picton Press), p. 348: "James McCausland came from northern Ireland to Falmouth, Maine, with a group of Scotch-Irish protestants in 1718; one of his grandsons was an early settler at Columbia Falls." [The next paragraph is:] "1. JOHN McCASLIN, b. 3 April 1757; d. winter of 1827-28, son of James (James) and Mary (Poor) McCaslin of Gardiner; Revolutionary War soldier at Pleasant River, serving 4 times between 24 June 1777 and 3 Sept 1779 as pvt in Capt John Hall's detachment; came bef 1778 to Columbia Falls . . . m. at Columbia 17 Nov 1779 SARAH KNOWLES, b. at Cape Elizabeth 22 June 1762; d. 1820+...." The list of children includes Alexander McCaslin, b. 2 Nov 1784, d. 1863. Apparently Alexander (b. 1763) is brother of John (b. 1757) rather than his son.
Mark Honey's "McCaslin Stream" in The Ellsworth American, 22 June 2006, I:4: "McCaslin Stream flows into Wight's Pond. It was named after Alexander McCaslin (1763-1853), a veteran of the American Revolution and the War of 1812. McCaslin married Abigail Gray, who was born circa 1769, the daughter of Reuben Gray and Abigail Black, who were pioneers of Penobscot and Brooksville. McCaslin served as a private during the Revolution, ending his service in the regiment commanded by Col. Henry Jackson. He was honorably discharged at West Point after three years of service. McCaslin moved with his family from Sedgwick to North Penobscot, on the old road to Blue Hill, circa 1799. The family, at that time, consisted of six children, with another five being born in the old homestead near the stream that bears his name. McCaslin ran a sawmill at this place, and operated a small farm. McCaslin enlisted again on June 17, 1814, served as a Private in the 34th Regiment of U. S. Infantry (Capt. Peter Chadwick's Company) and was discharged at Plattsburg, N.Y., on July 24, 1815. Alexander stood 5 feet 7 inches high, had blue eyes, and listed is occupation as a farmer. He took with him four of his sons, Adam, Andrew, James and Reuben, all of whom returned home after hostilities ceased. Alexander and Abigail McCaslin are buried in a small cemetery near the remains of the old homestead. The precise location of the cemetery is now lost."
"The Bangor Historical Magazine, Vol VII," Joseph W. Porter, Ed. (Bangor: Charles H. Glass & Co., 1892), p. 100 lists Alexander McCaslin of the Mass. Line as a Revolutionary Pensioner in Hancock Co., ME. "A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary War Services...," (Washington: Blair and Rives, 1841 - published by Act of Congress), p. 13 lists Alexander, age 77, r. in Penobscot, ME.
Perhaps worth checking: "McCaslins of Maine," Leola McCaslin Roberts (Maine State Library 929.2.M1228 1978). For a detailed history of the area, see "Penobscot,Maine 1761-2011," Mark E. Honey (Bangor, ME: Snowman Printing, 2011) [distrubted by the Penobscot Historical Society].
http://www.geocities.com/penobscot_military offers: "It is interesting to note that not only did Alexander McCaslin serve in both the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, but also produced four sons who fought in the latter war with him."
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| | (1755 - 1831) m 1780|
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| _Johannes Wendel ROENNIGER _|_Anna Christina SCHOLL _
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[9889] Barbara and Samuel also had Sarah B. Kepner (1853-1885).
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Barbara Buffington in 30 July 1996 letter also gives death date.