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[1997] Conrad II may have been son of Conrad I by his second wife, Adela of Tours, rather than by his first wife, Adilheid.
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[45522] The 1920 federal census lists him at Sherman, Dickinson Co., KS. "The Kansas City Times, 20 July 1979," p. 21: " Perry M. Brillhart, 82, Branson, Mo., died Wednesday at a nursing home in Forsythe. He was born in Astoria, Mo., and had llived in Holden, Mo., before moving to Theodosia, Mo., in 1970. He had lived in Branson three years. Mr. Brillhart was a carpenter and farmer before he retired. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member of the Branson American Legion Post. He was a member of the Theodosia Methodist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Grace Brillhart, of the home; three sons, Melvin Brillhart, Holden; Dean Brillhart, Ogden, Ill.; and Don Brillhart, Winfield, Kan.; four grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren."
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[38340] Sara is from the unverified "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:S5RH-TYB). Find A Grave memorial 6971685 reports "Sarah was the daughter of Samuel Yount & Barbara Ann Bowman Keeny, & the wife of Jacob L. Myers."
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Find A Grave memorial 149149186 offers: "Herbert Pelham was the son of Anthony Pelham of Bucksteep (Warbleton) in Sussex by his wife Margaret Hall. He was born about 1546 and matriculated at Queens college Cambridge in 1562 aged 20 and lived at Hellingly and Crawley in Sussex. He purchased the Manor at Michelham in 1587 and was sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, Burgess of Winchelsea and Reigate. He married in Wherwell Hampshire to Elizabeth West on 12th Feb 1593/4 and they had 3 sons (Thomas, Anthony (who took holy orders) and Jonathan; as well as 2 daughters Anne who became the wife of the Rev. Edward Clarke; and Elizabeth who was born 27 Apr 1604 at Hellingly who became the wife of . In his later life Herbert Pelham suffered considerable debt and had to sell most of his property and moved to Fordington & Compton Vallence to live. He was a close friend to the Rev Edward Pele who signed this register and died intestate at Fordington in 1620. See Wills index for 27 May 1620.
FAMILY AND EDUCATION:
b. c.1546, o.s. of Anthony Pelham of Hendall manor in Bucksteep, Warbleton, Suss. by Margaret Hall, wid. of Percy de Buckthorpe of Suss. educ. Queens, Camb. 1562. m. (1) Katherine (d. by 1612), da. of John Thatcher, of Priesthawes, Westham, Suss., 3s. 1da.; (2) Elizabeth (d. 15 Jan. 1639), da. of Thomas West, 2nd Baron de la Warr, 1s. 1da. suc. fa. 1566.
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Sheriff, Surr. and Suss. Apr.-Nov. 1576, 1590-1; j.p. Suss. 1582-7; brodhull rep. 1583; bailiff to Yarmouth 1583; freeman, Winchelsea 22 Jan. 1583, jurat 7 Apr. 1583.2
Biography In the sixteenth century Bucksteep was the seat of a cadet branch of the Sussex Pelhams. When Pelham became head of this branch, he inherited lands in Sussex, Dorset, Kent, Lincolnshire, Northumberland, Surrey, Yorkshire and elsewhere within the realm of England. Through a fortunate second marriage, he gained the manor of Compton Valance in Dorset.
An active member of the Winchelsea corporation, Pelham would naturally have found a borough seat there when he was unsuccessful for the county in 1584. He had already served once as sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, and had been imprisoned by the lord treasurer for refusing to do so a second time. When summoned before the Privy Council for this refusal in April 1582, he gave as excuse his residence within the liberty of the Cinque Ports. He was on the commission of the peace for only three years. A 1587 report on Sussex justices explained that he was dropped because his judgment was unreliable.
Pelhams purchase, in October 1587, of the site of Michelham priory, was followed by financial troubles, though these may have derived from the failing business of his brother-in-law Anthony Morley, a Sussex ironmaster. In 1590 he borrowed £400 from John Michell of Cuckfield, Sussex, and in 1599 his entire interest in Michelham was made over to his relative, Thomas Pelham of Laughton and two others, as trustees for sale, to provide an annuity of £400 a year and to discharge the debts. On 6 Apr. 1601 the trustees sold Michelham to Lord Buckhurst for £4,700. Pelham also disposed of estates at Whatlington and Peplesham. He died intestate 12 Apr. 1620.
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[15851] This ancestry is not verified, but is as offered by http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/USPresidents/8066.htm.
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[54753] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 19 September 2023: "Ellsworth - Nancy Jean (Tilden) King, 80, passed away peacefully on Sept. 18, 2023, following an eight-year battle with Alzheimer's disease. Throughout her life, she was a pioneering businesswoman and community leader in Eastern Maine. Her family is deeply saddened by her passing. Nancy was born on Aug. 4, 1943, in Hartford, Conn. She was the daughter of Jasper L. Tilden and Alice G. Tilden (née Jones) of Ellsworth and the younger sister of Elizabeth T. Meeks (née Tilden). A 1961 graduate of Ellsworth High School, Nancy went on to graduate from both Chamberlain College (now Emerson College) in Boston, Mass., and Husson College in Bangor. She majored in women's fashion and business and marketing. In her early years, Nancy was active in dance, theater, fashion, beauty products, pageants, and cheerleading. In 1961, she was voted nationally as 'Miss Clearasil' and appeared in tens of thousands of national magazine advertisements representing the famous skin product. In 1966, Nancy took a job with WLBZ television in Bangor and became a top salesperson in a predominantly male-dominated (and quite new) television advertising industry. She and her boss, Margo Cobb, were well ahead of their time, competing throughout the mid-60s with their male counterparts in an era in which they were not allowed to join men's business organizations, which hindered their networking prospects. When they gave birth to their children, these women were allowed a mere two-week maternity leave and were told that if they did not return in two weeks their jobs would be dissolved without pay. Yet they both persevered as stellar producers. Clearly, there was much less gender equality in the workplace in those days, and Nancy was one of the pioneering women who made it evident that women could and would hold their own in the workplace. It was during this time that Nancy met Raymond G. Hawkins of Lufkin, Texas, who was stationed at the Winter Harbor Navy Base in Winter Harbor. The couple married in 1967 and had a son, Troy Arthur Hawkins. Nancy was married to her second husband, Benjamin D. Adams of Lincoln, Mass., from 1973 to 1993. The couple resided briefly in Lincoln and Burlington, Mass., but settled back in the Downeast area to help Nancy's parents. In the mid-1970s, Nancy took up the entrepreneurial spirit of both of her parents, and became involved in running their businesses, Jasper's Restaurant and Motel, which her father founded in 1957 and which was a local institution for 60 years, and Alice's Fashions, her mother's popular women's clothing store. An excellent marketer, Nancy helped grow and improve these businesses to their peak prominence during her 22-year reign in charge. During the 1980s, in addition to running the two businesses, Nancy was busy lending her leadership skills to a number of activities that benefited the community and brought her joy. She coached the Ellsworth Junior High and Junior Varsity high school cheerleading squads, and she ran and directed multiple beauty pageants in Eastern Maine. Many of her contestants either won Miss Maine titles or placed in the top three. Nancy created special bonds and friendships with many Miss Maine title winners and contestants from all parts of the state. Her cheerleading squads won and placed in multiple competitions over her coaching years. Nancy said that 'coaching was her favorite leadership role ever and that her girls were like the daughters she never had.' Additionally, she also served in the 80s on the Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors where she helped to create and found the Autumn Gold Celebration, which is still celebrated in the Ellsworth area today, and also helped create the Chamber of Commerce "Top Drawer Award," which to this day still honors local business owners for their outstanding contributions to the local economy. She also helped co-found the MDI Yacht Club, which still runs strong today with many happy members. Her close boating friends became some of her very best friends for the rest of her life. In the mid-1990s, Nancy met Lawrence King of Bar Harbor and Ellsworth. The two founded LANA Corporation. Together they developed land and housing projects in the Blue Hill, Ellsworth, and Trenton areas. Their developments created the current location of Darlings RAM auto mall and Jackson Laboratory (originally Lowes) and the current top-of-the-hill Dunkin Donuts in Ellsworth. Nancy and Larry were married from 1995 until his death in 2016. Unfortunately, in 2017, Nancy was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. She was cared for by her son Troy and his son Jackson, along with an amazing team of loving caregivers and friends. Nancy's family thanks each and every one of her caregivers for the love, help, and moral support that they gave to Nancy. Nancy would want a special remembrance to all of her childhood, school, business, cheering, beauty pageant, and boating friends, of which there are just too many to mention by name. In addition to her only child, Troy Arthur Hawkins Adams of Trenton, and her grandson Jackson Ray Hawkins of Ellsworth, Nancy is survived by her sister Elizabeth Tilden Meeks of Homosassa, Fla., and her nephews Michael Meeks and Mark Meeks of Columbus, Ohio, and Minneapolis, Minn."