[1976] A merchant in Wooster, Ohio per 1860 census (which lists children Ellsworth, 11, and Gilbert, 6).
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[34638] Miles is from the unverified Arbogast Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Miles m. 3 March 1849 Margaret J. Rogers (b. 1828). The 1880 federal census lists him in Union Twp., Mifflin Co., PA.
_Richard TALBOT ___________________+
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_John TALBOT ___________________________|_Ankarat LE STRANGE _______________
| (1384 - 1453) (1361 - 1413)
_John TALBOT ________|
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| | _Thomas NEVILL(E) _________________+
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| |_Maude DE NEVILLE ______________________|_Joan DE FURNIVAL _________________
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_John TALBOT ________|
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| | _James BUTLER _____________________+
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| | _James BUTLER __________________________|_Anne WELLS _______________________
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| |_Elizabeth BUTLER ___|
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| | _William BEAUCHAMP ________________+
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| |_Joan BEAUCHAMP ________________________|_Joan Fitz ALAN ___________________
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_George TALBOT ______|
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| | _Edmund STAFFORD __________________+
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| | _Humphrey Stafford, Duke of BUCKINGHAM _|_Anne (Plantagenet) of GLOUCESTER _
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| | _Humphrey STAFFORD __|
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| | | | _Ralph NEVILLE ____________________+
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| | | |_Anne NEVILLE __________________________|_Joan BEAUFORT ____________________
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| |_Catherine STAFFORD _|
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| | _John BEAUFORT ____________________+
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| | _Edmund BEAUFORT _______________________|_Margaret HOLLAND _________________
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| |_Margaret BEAUFORT __|
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| | _Richard DE BEAUCHAMP _____________+
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| |_Eleanor BEAUCHAMP _____________________|_Elizabeth DE BERKELEY ____________
| (1407 - 1467) (1386 - 1422)
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|--Francis TALBOT
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| | |_Alice CAMOYS _______|
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| | | _Edmund MORTIMER __________________+
| | | | (1352 - 1381) m 1368
| | |_Elizabeth MORTIMER ____________________|_Philippa PLANTAGENET _____________
| | (1371 - 1417) m 1403 (1355 - 1382)
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http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/FrancisTalbot(5EShrewsbury).htm offers:
"A shrewd man, was able to accommodate himself to all the changes that took place over the difficult years between 1538 and 1560, the period of his lordship. Though a Catholic, the fifth Earl made himself agreeable to all and his religion did not prevent him from receiving certain of the Beauchief Abbey lands when they were broken up and distributed during the latter years of King Henry VIII. Steering a careful line between the Protestantism of Edward VI, the Catholic Queen Mary and the Protestant Elizabeth I, Francis was able to prevent trouble between the North and South of England.
"The involvement of Francis Talbot, fifth Earl of Shrewsbury, in national political life in the reign of Henry VIII was limited. After his father´s death in 1538, he was an infrequent attender at Court. This should not be surprising. It was unnecessary for noblemen of ancient standing and possessed of large landed estates to serve the King constantly at court. Although, during the years of the Protector Somerset rule of England, he took part in the Scottish invasion.
"The Imperial Ambassador described him as 'one of the most powerful men in the kingdom'. The Duke of Somerset attempted to recruit Shrewsbury when the Earls of Warwick, Arundel and Southampton, with Sir Richard Southwell and Thomas Arundell, began to plot against him. But Shrewsbury joined the large majority of Counsellors that was opposed to Somerset. In 1549 he replaced Robert Holgate, Bishop of Llandaff as Lord President of the Council of the North, a post in which he proved to be an excellent administrator.
"At the death of Edward VI, both Shrewsbury and his son signed the device for the succession to the crown.
"Shrewsbury both advocated and prepared for the Parliament of Mar 1553, and his involvement in the succession conspiracy was reluctant enough for him to make his peace with Mary and continue to wield his patronage during her reign.
"Shrewsbury did not agree with with the religious settlement of 1559, on Elizabeth's accesion, but again his loyalty to the crown was overcoming any religious scruples. He play little part in government, and died 25 Sep 1560."
[Francis m. 2nd Grace Shakerley (d. 1560), daughter of Robert Shakerley.]