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| |_Marianne GRAY ______|
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| | |_Nancy J. STAPLES ___|
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|_Mazie Fay GRAY _______|
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| _Josiah CLOSSON __________________+
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| _Nathan CLOSSON ______|_Sarah ("Sally") TOBIN ___________
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[51760] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 August 1972, p. 16: "Winterport - Basil M. Closson, 55, died Aug. 15 at a Bangor hospital. He was born in Sedgwick, July 12, 1917, the son of Melvin and Mazie (Gray) Closson. He was retired from the Maine Inland Fish and Game Department where he served for 25 years as a warden in Jackman and Winterport. He was a member of Howard Lodge AF and AM of Winterport. He is survived by his wife, Nellie Gray Closson of Winterport; one son, Basil M. II of Winterport; one brother, Lawrence of Blue Hill; one sister, Mrs. Barbara Sherwood of Manchester, Conn."
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[16540] Elizabeth m. George F. Gillespie (d. 1 Aug 1863) and had Carrie Etta who m. James Wareham (b. 6 Jan 1847, d. 17 May 1927, had Anna May, Sarah Ruberta, William Drake and Lena Esther).
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_Obed LEACH ________________|_Alice FREEMAN _______
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| (1783 - 1866) m 1801
_Albion K. P. LEACH ____|
| (1826 - 1894) m 1853 |
| | _James (Sr.) LEACH ___+
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| | _John LEACH ________________|_Alice FREEMAN _______
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| | _Joseph Taylor LITTLEFIELD _|_Deborah PERKINS _____
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| | _Joseph LITTLEFIELD ________|
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| | _Matthew FARNHAM _____+
| | | (1719 - 1757) m 1739
| | _Gershom VARNUM ____________|_Dorothy WEBBER ______
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| |_Jane VARNUM _______________|
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[38648] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 13 October 1952, p. 22: "Castine, Oct. 12 - Chester W. Leach, 70, died suddenly at his home Friday evening. He was born in North Penobscot June 13, 1882, son of the late Melville and Carrie Leach. He was a member of Castine grange. Mr Leach is survived by his wife, Flora B. Leach; one son, Roland M. of Rumford Center; five brothers, Neal D. of Penobscot, Marion P. of Somerville, Mass., Byron M. of Brewer, Ray of Belfast and Jay Leach of Penobscot; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Geaghan of Bangor, Miss Mary C. Leach of New York City and Mrs Dorothy P. Clements of Belfast; and three grandchildren."
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| _Reynold DE MOHUN __________+
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| _John DE MOHUN ________|_Hawise Fitz PIERS _________
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| _John DE MOHUN ______|
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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~celticlady/luttrell/geoffery_de_luterel.htm quotes Lyte, Sir Henry Churchill Maxwell, A History of Dunster, and of the families of Mohun & Luttrell, (London : St. Catherine Press, Ltd., 1909), Pages 76-77: "ANDREW LUTTRELL, son of Sir John and Joan, established the fortunes of his family by his marriage with Elizabeth, relict of Sir John de Vere, son of the Earl of Oxford, a lady of the most illustrious lineage. Her father, Hugh, Earl of Devon, one of the companions in arms of Edward the Third, and one of the original Knights of the Garter, was head of the noble house of Courtenay. Her mother, Margaret, was daughter of Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford and Essex, Constable of England, "the flower of knighthood and the most Christian knight of the knights of the world," by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of King Edward the First. Her eldest brother was, like her father, an original Knight of the Garter; a second brother became Archbishop of Canterbury; a third Lieutenant of Ireland, and a fourth Governor of Calais. Through her sisters, she was closely connected with the Lords Cobham and Harington.
"Lady Elizabeth Vere was a widow in 1350. On the occasion of her marriage to Andrew Luttrell, in the summer of 1359, Edward the Third gave them an annuity of 200£ for their lives, in aid of the maintenance of their social position. In 1361, Sir Andrew Luttrell and his wife went on pilgrimage to the famous shrine of Santiago de Compostella, with a retinue. of twenty-four men and women and as many horses. The lady was for some time in the service of her cousins, Edward 'the Black Prince' and the 'Fair Maid of Kent,' his wife. The annuity of 200£ was confirmed by Richard the Second in 1378, and renewed in favour of Lady Luttrell in 1381, her husband having died in the interval. In the meanwhile, Lady Luttrell had, with part of her savings bought the reversion of the manors of Feltwell in Norfolk, and Moulton, Debenham and Waldingfield in Suffolk. A charter of free warren therein was issued in her favour 1373. She also acquired the right of appointing two of the canons of the priory of Flitcham.
"The most important pecuniary transaction of this Lady Luttrell was, however, her purchase of the reversion of the castle of Dunster, the manors of Kilton, Minehead and Carhampton and the hundred of Carhampton, of five thousand marks. As she predeceased the vendor, she never obtained actual possession of this valuable property. Dying at Bermondsey on the 7th of August 1395, she was buried; by her own desire, in the Benedictine Church of St. Nicholas at Exeter. Edmund Stafford, Bishop of Exeter, in August of that year, ordered public prayers to be offered throughout his diocese for the souls of Margaret Cobham and Elizabeth Luttrell, sisters of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and, by way of encouragement, promised an indulgence of forty days to the faithful who should pray for them."
Note: He has been confused with the contemporary Andrew Luttrell who m. Hawise Despencer, both in this database.
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| | _Bartholomew CUSHMAN _|_Ann CHIPMAN _________
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| _Samuel LEIGHTON _____|_Martha Patty DENBOW _
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[52512] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 November 1953, p. 17: "Lewis H. McGlauflin, 68, died Saturday night at the home of his, son, George L., on outer Essex Street, after a long illness. He was born in Presque Isle, the son of Percy and Sadie (Leighton) McGlauflin. He was a member of Corinna Lodge, IOOF. Surviving, in addition to his son, George, are three daughters, Mrs. Carl Crawford of Dexter, Mrs. Warren Hunter and Mrs. Edwin Hall, both of South Lee, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Harold Turner of Bangor; four brothers, Isaac of Presque Isle, Wallace of Bangor, Arthur of Sellisville, Pa. and Clair of Newport; 14 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews."
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[30074] In 2010 "Descendants of Daniel Poore" at http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/r/Susan-C-Curtiss/GENE10-0001.html offers: "Although we have no factual data to confirm it, Daniel Poore may have been the father of John, Nicholas, Alice, Samuel, Daniel and Thomas Poore. Nicholas is often found as Nickolas in various accounts. There is a lack of birth, marriage and death records for Daniel Poore. Family tradition states that he was born at (or near) Salisbury, Wiltshire in 1590. The Poore estates at Amesbury and Durrington represented the center of operations for this large family. By 1590, the Poores had land holdings all along the River Avon and east into the Andover and Wallops area of Hampshire. Within the city of Salisbury, the Poores occupied properties at St. Martins Parish and Edmunds Church district. These parishes were also the urban locations for many of the related Hampshire families, including Gore, Reade, Singer, Noyes and Parker. Two couples have been isolated who were married in the right time frame and in the right geographical area to have been Daniel's parents. Both married in Salisbury were: Thomas Poore and Alice Yearp, married at Edmunds Church on May 2, 1581. John Poore and Dorothy Reade, married at St. Martins Parish on October 19, 1584. All of Daniel's children were reported born at Trowbridge, Wiltshire, but it is probable that he maintained close family ties with the Salisbury, Amesbury and Hampshire Poores. It appears that Daniel's family was located back within the Poore localities of eastern Wiltshire or western Hampshire when the migrations to Massachusetts began in the 1630's."
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| | _Hercules FERNALD ___|_Susanna PAUL ____________
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| |_Mary TUCKER ________|_Anna ALLEN ______________
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| | _Joseph STOVER ______|_Abigail ELWELL __________
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[48200] For his maritime history see "Maritime History of Brooksville," Capt. LeCain W. Smith (Brooksville Historical Society, 2005), p. 82.