_William DE BEAUCHAMP _________________+
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_William DE BEAUCHAMP __________________|_Isabella MORTIMER ____________________
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| |_Isabel BIGOD __________________________|_Maud (aka Matilda) MARSHALL __________
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| | | |_Alice DE BOHUN ________________________|_Maud d'Eu DE LUSIGNAN ________________
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| _Roger DE MORTIMER _____________________|_Gladys DHU ___________________________
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| _Sir Edmund DE MORTIMER ________________|
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| | | _William DE BRAOSE ____________________+
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| | |_Maud DE BRAOSE ________________________|_Eva MARSHALL _________________________
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| _Roger DE MORTIMER ___________________|
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| | | _Ingelram DE FIENES ___________________+
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| | | _William DE FIENES _____________________|_Isabel CONDE _________________________
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| | |_Margaret DE FIENES ____________________|
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| | | _Jean DE BRIENNE ______________________+
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| | |_Blanche DE BRIENNE ____________________|_Jeanne DE CHATEAUDUN _________________
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|_Katherine MORTIMER __|
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| _Simon DE JOINVILLE ___________________+
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| _Sir Geoffrey DE GENEVILLE _____________|_Beatrix of BURGUNDY __________________
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| _Piers DE GENEVILLE ____________________|
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| | | _Gilbert DE LACY ______________________+
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| | |_Maud LACY _____________________________|_Isabel BIGOD _________________________
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|_Joan ("Jeanne Joinville") GENEVILLE _|
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| _Hugh XI DE LUSIGNAN __________________+
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| _Hugh XII DE LUSIGNAN __________________|_Yolande DE DREUX _____________________
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|_Jeanne DE LUSIGNAN ____________________|
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| _Raoul III DE FOUGèRES _______________+
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[5710] Thomas, 12th Earl, succeeded his father at about age 24. "He served on the lords' committee of reform in the Good Parlaiment in 1376, and again in 1377, and was a member of the commission of inquiry in 1379. Appointed governor to Richard II in Feb. 1381, he joined the nobles who sought to impose their authority on the king and was one of the lords appelant in 1388. After the overthrow of his party in 1389 Warwick lived in retirement, but although he had for the moment escaped Richard's vengeance he was not forgiven. Being invited with Gloucester and Arundel to a banquet at court on July 10, 1397, he alone of the three was imprudent enough to obey the summons. He was immediately arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London, in that part of the fortress since known as the Beauchamp tower. Warwick made a full confession in parliament; his honours were forfeited and he himself banished. He was again in the Tower in 1398, but was liberated and restored to his honours on the accession of Henry IV." - Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1956 edition, 23:375. Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_de_Beauchamp,_12th_Earl_of_Warwick and Find A Grave Memorial 11747479.
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"Snyder County Tribune [Middleburg, Pennsylvania], 6 August 1891," p. 3:
"By the death of our old friend, Mr. Frederick Moyer of Frecburg. which occurred at his late residence, the 'College House,' on last Thursday, surrounded by his family and friends, another of the old landmarks, which connected the present with the past, has been called from the stage of action, where for many years he has played so important a part in life's great drama. He was a lover of home, and yet he enjoyed a large circle of acquaintance. He was of a social and lively disposition and had a large fund of stories and anecdotes of former generations with which to entertain and interest his hearers. He always reminded us of a type of a former generation of Americans now well-nigh extinct. Polite and polished in manner, he made all with whom he came in contact with, feel at ease. Mr. Moyer always had a pleasant smile and kind word for all his friends. The funeral took place on Sunday morning at 9:30, and was very largely attended, many of our prominent citizens from Snyder and adjoining counties were in attendance to pay their last token of respect to the memory of their departed friend. The deceased was aged 81 years, 5 months and 21 days. His pastor, Rev. Wm. A. Haas preached a solemn and impressive funeral sermon. The remains were laid to rest in Fair View Cemetery, which the deceased laid out about six months ago. The following interesting Biographical sketch of the deceased, written by Prof. D. S. Boyer, we publish from the history of the Juniata and Susquehanna Valleys:
"Frederick C. Moyer was born near Freeburg in 1810. He was a son of Christopher Moyer, who was born at Campbellstown, Lebanon couuty. He commenced the the mecantile business in 1832, at Freeburg, and continued nine years, when his youngest brother, Geo. C. Moyer, became his partner, and the firm was styled G. & F. C. Moyer, and continued as such to this time. He was in the mercantile business fifty-three years. In the year 1838 he moved into the house he now occupies and commenced a hotel on the north-west corner of South and Market sts. He continued thirty-eight years. In 1876 he remodeled his house, raising it to three stories - the upper story used as a musical college and the second story for sleeping apartments for the students of the college. He has also been extensively engaged in agriculture, introduced ditching low lands, straightening creeks and used lime extensively. In this he was afterwards imitated by many of his neighbors. He was a trustee of the Mifflinburg Academy, a State institution during the years 1844, '45 and '46; he was President of the Board of Trustees of the Freeburg Academy for many years; au auditor of Union County from 1847 to 1850; a director of the tirst bank established at Lewisburg; postmaster for twelve years under the administrations of Harrison, Taylor and Lincoln; he also served three years as one of the auditors of Snyder County. He is a member of the Reformed Church and served as trustee for the congregation for thirty-four years, and conducted congregational singing many years. He was married to the oldest sister of Prof. D. S. Boyer with whom he had nine children, seven of whom with the widow survive him.'"
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[33128] This line is from the unverified Taubenheim Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.