Notes: My Old Dead Relatives

Notes

Matches 1,001 to 1,100 of 6,350

#	Notes	Linked to
1001	d/o Benjamin Whitney (1660-1736) & Abigail Hogan	WHITNEY, Ruth (I3292)
1002	d/o Bennah DOOR	DORR, Hannah (I41099)
1003	d/o Bethia TABER	MACOMBER, Marcy (I15804)
1004	d/o Bozoan ALLEN & Ann ALBY	ALLEN, Anne (I46971)
1005	d/o Browning of Chelmsford, Essex	BROWNING, Margret (I39898)
1006	d/o Burley Smith & Mary Proctor.	SMITH, Ann Hardy (I489)
1007	d/o Caleb ABEL & Margaret POST of Norwich.	ABEL, Experience (I45749)
1008	d/o Caleb BOWDEN & Hannah	BOWDEN, Elizabeth “Betsey” (I15838)
1009	d/o Capt Charles Dunn.	DUNN, Agnes Rachel (I35537)
1010	d/o Capt Christopher BARTLETT & Mary ORDWAY	BARTLETT, Susanna (I37057)
1011	d/o Capt Christopher BARTLETT & Mary ORDWAY	BOND, Esther (I6789)
1012	d/o Capt Christopher Hussey & Theodate Bachiler m2 Henry Green, 10 Mar 1691 m3 Henry Dow, 10 Nov 1704	HUSSEY, Mary (I44409)
1013	d/o Capt Edward SYLVESTER & Deborah CUSHMAN Salome was a member of the Martha Washington Benevolent Society and was active in the Temperence movement. Joseph died at home during the Civil War, and Salome continued to keep house for her youngest son. Salome often entertained mariners returning from the sea, and she had many visitors throughout her life. It is said that sailors felt it was good luck to visit Salome before going to sea. Salome lived into the 20th century, dying at age 108, the oldest woman in Maine. http://dis-historicalsociety.org/the-sellers-house/	SYLVESTER, Salome (I46051)
1014	d/o Capt Isaac Elwell of Gloucester, MA	ELWELL, Abigail (I39230)
1015	d/o Capt John ALLEN	ALLEN, Elizabeth (I39217)
1016	d/o Capt John CUTTING (shipmaster) & Mary WARD (1592-1663) Children: Mary NOYES FRENCH Hannah CHENY ATKINSON (1643–1705) John (1645—1691) Rev Nicholas NOYES (1647–1717) Cutting (1649—1734) Sarah (died young) Sarah PETTINGILL Timothy (1655—1718) James B. (1657—1725) Abigail FRENCH Rachel JACKMAN (1661—1720) Thomas Rebecca (1665–1683)	CUTTING, Mary (I40705)
1017	d/o Capt John Gott & Ruth Barton	GOTT, Martha (I2674)
1018	d/o Capt Joseph Dingley (1729-1806) & Mary Jackson (1735-1800). Mayflower descendant from William Brewster.	DINGLEY, Sarah (I6166)
1019	d/o Capt Josiah DAVIS & Susanna WEBBER	DAVIS, Abigail (I33402)
1020	d/o Capt Lewis Burwell & Abigail Bacon Smith	BURWELL, Joanna (I43440)
1021	d/o Capt Tobias Langdon & Mary Hubbard.	LANGDON, Martha (I33694)
1022	d/o Carlos Arthur and Cora Estelle Howard.	MILLER, Virginia Estelle (I1058)
1023	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HENRY, Louella (I38341)
1024	d/o Charles I. MOOERS & Margaret Jane MORRISON	MOOERS, Alvira Ann (I44511)
1025	d/o Charles M. WOOD (1832—1908) & Lucy Ann REDMAN (1842—1917)	WOOD, Augusta M. (I45788)
1026	d/o Charles Tilden PERKINS (1831—1905) & Lydia A. BOLTON (1834—1905)	PERKINS, Emma Rosina (I41111)
1027	d/o Chasling WORRICK & Hester BATES	WORRICK, Jael (I47389)
1028	d/o Chester A Heath & Jennie A Combs	HEATH, Edna Augusta (I29)
1029	d/o Chester G. ROYCE & A. GRAHAM of Massachusetts	ROYCE, Candace Pamela (I45044)
1030	d/o Christopher GOODWIN (1648-1711) & Mercy CROUCH (1651-1678) m1 Barnabas COOKE	GOODWIN, Mary (I45169)
1031	d/o Christopher NICHOLSON & Hannah REDNAP.	NICHOLSON, Deliverance (I3845)
1032	d/o Christopher Warde and Margaret Gascoigne	WARD, Anne (I43969)
1033	d/o Col Johnson Harmon & Mary Moulton	HARMON, Miriam (I44858)
1034	d/o Constant COUTHWORTH & EElizabeth COLLIER Childen 1 Benjamin Alden (abt.1673-1741) 2 Ruth (Alden) Sprague (1674-1758) 3 Elizabeth (Alden) Seabury (1675-1771) 4 Priscilla (Alden) Chesebrough (abt.1676-1736) 5 Alice (Alden) Paddock (1685-1774) 6 Samuel Alden (1688-1781)	SOUTHWORTH, Mary (I32742)
1035	d/o Cornelius Clawson & Mary Brees.	CLAWSON, Jane (I5865)
1036	d/o Cornelius Rogers.	ROGERS, Hannah (I38723)
1037	d/o Count Welf of Bavaria and Saxon noblewoman, Hedwig.	OF BAVARIA, Judith (I45299)
1038	d/o Dafydd ap Fychan Llwyd and Nest ferch Ieuan	DAFYDD, Margaret (I10666)
1039	d/o Daniel & Hannah [Norwood] Gott	GOTT, Joanna (I8418)
1040	d/o Daniel Andrews and Mary.	ANDREWS, Eunice (I436)
1041	d/o Daniel Benedict and Sophronia Chamberlain.	BENEDICT, Sarah (I6943)
1042	d/o Daniel Billings & Rebecca Grindle	BILLINGS, Susan E. (I2233)
1043	d/o Daniel Emerton (14 Jun 1828-1 Apr 1905) and Nancy Closson (24 Oct 1830-28 Dec 1919).	EMERTON, Elzada F. (I2338)
1044	d/o Daniel FLANDERS & Sarah Jane COLBY	FLANDERS, Judith (I32827)
1045	d/o Daniel GAINES & Margaret	GAINES, Mary (I16007)
1046	d/o Daniel GRINDELL & Mary	GRINDELL, Mercey (I8079)
1047	d/o Daniel Hansson & Anna Stina Danielsdotter	DANIELSDOTTER, Ida Mathilda “Tilda” (I44768)
1048	d/o Daniel HOVER & Mercy ___ m2 John WAITE on 19 Dec 1749	HOVEY, Mercy (I40812)
1049	d/o Daniel Knight & Martha Patishall	KNIGHT, Martha (I43821)
1050	d/o Daniel STANLEY & Catherine GOULD.	STANLEY, Charlotte (I4818)
1051	d/o David BAILEY & Dorothy	PLANTAGENET, King Edward III (I44665)
1052	d/o David CURTIS (1722–1806) & Sarah STOWELL Children: (b. Petersham) 1. Sarah b. 7 Apr. 1767 2. Deborah b. 29 Nov. 1768 3. Molly b. 31 Jul. 1771 4. Fanny b. 4 Jul. 1773 5. David b. 20 Feb. 1775 & d. 1 Feb. 1776 6. Lucinda b. 2 Nov. 1777 & d. 2 Oct. 1778 7. Lucinda b. 20 May 1779 8. Joseph b. 7 Apr. 1781 9. Betsey b. 1 Mar. 1783 10. Curtis b. 1 Apr. 1788	CURTIS, Sarah (I45718)
1053	d/o David FUNSTEN & Susan MEADE, David was the former colonel of the Eleventh Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army, and member of the Confederate Congress for Virginia.	FUNSTEN, Susan Meade (I1623)
1054	d/o David HIDE (1719-1770) & Althea BRADFORD (1715-?)	HYDE, Eleanor (I45012)
1055	d/o David Kellogg WHEELER (1791–1881) & Louisa BELDING (1807—1863)	WHEELER, Melissa L. (I11441)
1056	d/o David Mathew (b 1458) from Glamorgan, Wales	MATTHEWS, Margaret (I19843)
1057	d/o David MERRITT & Esther WORCESTER	MERRITT, Emeline “Emma” (I12309)
1058	d/o David Morgan HOOPER (1820—?) & Angeline SNOW (1817—1887)	HOOPER, Alice J. (I7548)
1059	d/o David Smith & Betsy gd/o David Smith & Lucy Gross ggd/o David Smith & Eunice Thurston	SMITH, Anna M. (I2402)
1060	d/o David Smith and Lucy Gross.	SMITH, Mary Ann (I2285)
1061	d/o Deacon Christopher HUNTINGTON & Judith (widow of Jonathan BREWSTER)	HUNTINGTON, Elizabeth (I45747)
1062	d/o Deacon Rowland Young & Susanna Matthews Children: Mary Wormwood b: ABT 1683 in probably York, York, ME Thomas Wormwood b: ABT 1684 in York, York, ME Martha Wormwood b: ABT 1688 in York, York, ME ----- m2 John Wells of Wells, ME, 20 May 1725	YOUNG, Mary (I4910)
1063	d/o Degory Priest (c1579-1-jan-1602/1) & Sarah Allerton —— Mary Priest, daughter of Mayflower pilgrim Degory Priest, and a niece of Isaac Allerton (1586-1658). Was married after the Land Division of 1627 and before receiving property from Cuthbert Cuthbertson in 1633. Mary Priest was a stepdaughter to Cuthbert.	PRIEST, Marah “Mary” (I14475)
1064	d/o Dermot MacMurrough (c. 1110 – 1171), King of Leinster, and his wife Mor O'Toole (c. 1114 – 1191). —— She had two sons and a daughter with her husband Richard de Clare, and via their daughter, Isabel de Clare, within a few generations their descendants included much of the nobility of Europe including all the monarchs of Scotland since Robert I (1274–1329) and all those of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom since Henry IV (1367–1413); and, apart from Anne of Cleves, all the queen consorts of Henry VIII.	TRICKEY, Isaac (I26294)
1065	d/o Dermot MacMurrough (c. 1110 – 1171), King of Leinster, and his wife Mor O'Toole (c. 1114 – 1191). —— She had two sons and a daughter with her husband Richard de Clare, and via their daughter, Isabel de Clare, within a few generations their descendants included much of the nobility of Europe including all the monarchs of Scotland since Robert I (1274–1329) and all those of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom since Henry IV (1367–1413); and, apart from Anne of Cleves, all the queen consorts of Henry VIII.	MACMURROUGH, Aoife (I42559)
1066	d/o Dersintone and Felicia de Throckmorton	DE DERSINTON, Matilda (I42867)
1067	d/o Diarmuid (MacMurrough) MacMurchada & Mór Muirchertaig (O'Toole) Ní Tuathail	MAC MURROUGH, Urlachan (I44204)
1068	d/o Dolor DAVIS & Margery WILLARD	DAVIS, Mary (I47097)
1069	d/o Dr James Colby Door of Medford, MA and Malvina Flint.	DORR, Dorothy “Daisey” (I353)
1070	d/o Dr. Farrington Jr.	FARRINGTON, Nellie (I1598)
1071	d/o Dr. J. CALDWELL & Margaret McNABB m2 Max Valentine NORRIS in 1943	CALDWELL, Jean Alice (I398)
1072	d/o DRUMMOND & Mary A. MILLER	DRUMMOND, Adella (I44512)
1073	d/o Dudley Bradstreet and Anne.	BRADSTREET, Margaret (I38722)
1074	d/o Duke Francis II of Brittany and his second wife Margaret of Foix, Infanta of Navarre. —— She is highly regarded in Brittany as a conscientious ruler who defended the Duchy. Anne was a highly intelligent woman who spent much of her time on the administration of Brittany. She was described as shrewd, proud and haughty in manner. She made the safeguarding of Breton autonomy, and the preservation of the Duchy outside the French crown, her life's work, although that goal would fail shortly after her death. Anne was also a patron of the arts and enjoyed music. A prolific collector of tapestries, it is very likely that the unicorn tapestries now on view at The Cloisters museum in New York City were commissioned by her in celebration of her wedding to Louis XII. Of her four surviving illuminated manuscript books of hours the most famous is the Grandes Heures of Anne of Brittany. She also patronized printed books and their authors. She was a devoted mother, spending as much time as possible with her children. She commissioned a book of prayers for her son, Charles-Orland, to use in teaching him how to pray, and as guidance for his role as future King of France. Unfortunately, Charles-Orland died in 1495, and no other son lived more than a few weeks. According to the memoirs of Brantôme, Anne greatly expanded her household and retinue at court, especially in respect to young girls, forming a kind of finishing school, and in having a company of 100 Breton gentlemen at court. These innovations influenced later French courts. At her marriage to Charles VIII at age 14, Anne was described as a young and rosy-cheeked girl. By the time of her marriage to Louis, aged 22, after seven pregnancies with no surviving children, she was described as pale-faced and wan. By the end of her life, at 36, she had been pregnant 14 times, from which only two children survived.	DE BRETAGNE, Anne (I40289)
1075	d/o E Louis “Jones” HUMBERT & Joanna Margaret LOWE	HUMBERT, Annabelle (I45794)
1076	d/o Earl Ælfgār.	VERCH AELFGAR, Queen Ealdgyth (I35242)
1077	d/o Eaton Shaw (1803-1884) & Mary Roberts (1806-1904)	SHAW, Mary Eaton (I44801)
1078	d/o Ebenezer Cotton HAMLIN & Lucy HASTY	HAMLIN, Lydia Owen (I46271)
1079	d/o Ebenezer CRAFT (1679–1722) & Elizabeth WELD (1677–1761)	CRAFTS, Sarah (I34439)
1080	d/o Ebenezer GREENLAW and Mary Margery McCOY	GREENLAW, Roxanna Whitmore “Roxie” (I38506)
1081	d/o Ebenezer R. IDE (1795—1864) & Jemima WHEELOCK (1798—1845)	IDE, Mary Eliza (I15676)
1082	d/o Ebenezer TOOTHAKER (1740-1788) & Margaret THOMPSON (1741-1857)	TOOTHAKER, Margery (I18984)
1083	d/o Ebenezer WHITE of Attleborough	WHITE, Hannah (I5389)
1084	d/o Edmund Ferrers & Elene Roche	FERRERS, Margaret (I43379)
1085	d/o Edmund FREEMAN & Sarah PORTER Had six children in Vermont – Asahel, Porter, Dan Jr., Sally (or Sarah), Elizabeth, and Samuel.	FREEMAN, Sarah (I46316)
1086	d/o Edmund HOBART & Margaret DEWE m1 1626 Robert TURNER m2 1630 John BEALES	HOBART, Nazareth (I47500)
1087	d/o Edmund INGALLS & Ann TELBE? Edmund died from an injury received by falling through a defective bridge while traveling on horseback from Lynn to Boston.	INGALLS, Faith (I47285)
1088	d/o Edmund INGALLS & Ann TRIPP or TELBE	INGALLS, Elizabeth (I45161)
1089	d/o Edmund TAPP & Margaret	TAPP, Agnes (I47463)
1090	d/o Edmund TEDDEMAN & Alice _____ Children: Mary Katharine Teddeman Alice John Hannah Joseph	TEDDEMAN, Alice (I47517)
1091	d/o Edward ALLEN (1648-1678) & Sarah KIMBALL (1635-1690)	ALLEN, Rachel (I4068)
1092	d/o Edward ANDREWS (1697—1731) & Sarah CHURCHWELL (1667—?)	ANDREWS, Abigail (I44494)
1093	d/o Edward BRECK & Isabel When Hannah BRECK was born her father was 27 and her mother was 12.	BRECK, Hannah (I15680)
1094	d/o Edward C. Soucy & Florina Marie Bouchard	SOUCY, Annette Marie (I44456)
1095	d/o Edward Carter m1 Uther Fleming	CARTER, Susanna (I44010)
1096	d/o Edward J. FLYNN of Skowhegan	FLYNN, Veronica “Ronnie” (I8954)
1097	d/o Edward Jackson & Elizabeth Newgate.	JACKSON, Lydia (I3162)
1098	d/o Edward JENKINS & Martha Mary PHILIPS	JENKINS, Martha (I46849)
1099	d/o Edward KENNARD & Elizabeth MARTYN grand-d/o Hon Richard MARTYN, the Chief Justice m1 Joshua FURBER (her step-brother), mariner m2 on 25 May 1715, Francis DITTY, mariner m3 Capt Richard WATERHOUSE (1674—1731) m4 Moses DAM “Elizabeth after having an illegitimate child, Jane, married first Joshua Furber; secondly, 26 May 1715, Francis Ditty; and thirdly, Capt Richard Waterhouse, whose widow she was in 1738. “ Libbey’s Genealogical Dictionary.	KENNARD, Elizabeth (I1702)
1100	d/o Edward le Dispenser & Elizabeth Burghersh	LE DESPENSER, Margaret (I43383)

Notes

Linked to

1001

d/o Benjamin Whitney (1660-1736) & Abigail Hogan

WHITNEY, Ruth (I3292)

1002

d/o Bennah DOOR

DORR, Hannah (I41099)

1003

d/o Bethia TABER

MACOMBER, Marcy (I15804)

1004

d/o Bozoan ALLEN & Ann ALBY

ALLEN, Anne (I46971)

1005

d/o Browning of Chelmsford, Essex

BROWNING, Margret (I39898)

1006

d/o Burley Smith & Mary Proctor.

SMITH, Ann Hardy (I489)

1007

d/o Caleb ABEL & Margaret POST of Norwich.

ABEL, Experience (I45749)

1008

d/o Caleb BOWDEN & Hannah

BOWDEN, Elizabeth “Betsey” (I15838)

1009

d/o Capt Charles Dunn.

DUNN, Agnes Rachel (I35537)

1010

d/o Capt Christopher BARTLETT & Mary ORDWAY

BARTLETT, Susanna (I37057)

1011

d/o Capt Christopher BARTLETT & Mary ORDWAY

BOND, Esther (I6789)

1012

d/o Capt Christopher Hussey & Theodate Bachiler

m2 Henry Green, 10 Mar 1691
m3 Henry Dow, 10 Nov 1704

HUSSEY, Mary (I44409)

1013

d/o Capt Edward SYLVESTER & Deborah CUSHMAN
Salome was a member of the Martha Washington Benevolent Society and was active in the Temperence movement. Joseph died at home during the Civil War, and Salome continued to keep house for her youngest son. Salome often entertained mariners returning from the sea, and she had many visitors throughout her life. It is said that sailors felt it was good luck to visit Salome before going to sea. Salome lived into the 20th century, dying at age 108, the oldest woman in Maine.
http://dis-historicalsociety.org/the-sellers-house/

SYLVESTER, Salome (I46051)

1014

d/o Capt Isaac Elwell of Gloucester, MA

ELWELL, Abigail (I39230)

1015

d/o Capt John ALLEN

ALLEN, Elizabeth (I39217)

1016

d/o Capt John CUTTING (shipmaster) & Mary WARD (1592-1663)
Children:
Mary NOYES FRENCH
Hannah CHENY ATKINSON (1643–1705)
John (1645—1691)
Rev Nicholas NOYES (1647–1717)
Cutting (1649—1734)
Sarah (died young)
Sarah PETTINGILL
Timothy (1655—1718)
James B. (1657—1725)
Abigail FRENCH
Rachel JACKMAN (1661—1720)
Thomas
Rebecca (1665–1683)

CUTTING, Mary (I40705)

1017

d/o Capt John Gott & Ruth Barton

GOTT, Martha (I2674)

1018

d/o Capt Joseph Dingley (1729-1806) & Mary Jackson (1735-1800).

Mayflower descendant from William Brewster.

DINGLEY, Sarah (I6166)

1019

d/o Capt Josiah DAVIS & Susanna WEBBER

DAVIS, Abigail (I33402)

1020

d/o Capt Lewis Burwell & Abigail Bacon Smith

BURWELL, Joanna (I43440)

1021

d/o Capt Tobias Langdon & Mary Hubbard.

LANGDON, Martha (I33694)

1022

d/o Carlos Arthur and Cora Estelle Howard.

MILLER, Virginia Estelle (I1058)

1023

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

HENRY, Louella (I38341)

1024

d/o Charles I. MOOERS & Margaret Jane MORRISON

MOOERS, Alvira Ann (I44511)

1025

d/o Charles M. WOOD (1832—1908) & Lucy Ann REDMAN (1842—1917)

WOOD, Augusta M. (I45788)

1026

d/o Charles Tilden PERKINS (1831—1905) & Lydia A. BOLTON (1834—1905)

PERKINS, Emma Rosina (I41111)

1027

d/o Chasling WORRICK & Hester BATES

WORRICK, Jael (I47389)

1028

d/o Chester A Heath & Jennie A Combs

HEATH, Edna Augusta (I29)

1029

d/o Chester G. ROYCE & A. GRAHAM of Massachusetts

ROYCE, Candace Pamela (I45044)

1030

d/o Christopher GOODWIN (1648-1711) & Mercy CROUCH (1651-1678)
m1 Barnabas COOKE

GOODWIN, Mary (I45169)

1031

d/o Christopher NICHOLSON & Hannah REDNAP.

NICHOLSON, Deliverance (I3845)

1032

d/o Christopher Warde and Margaret Gascoigne

WARD, Anne (I43969)

1033

d/o Col Johnson Harmon & Mary Moulton

HARMON, Miriam (I44858)

1034

d/o Constant COUTHWORTH & EElizabeth COLLIER
Childen
1 Benjamin Alden (abt.1673-1741)
2 Ruth (Alden) Sprague (1674-1758)
3 Elizabeth (Alden) Seabury (1675-1771)
4 Priscilla (Alden) Chesebrough (abt.1676-1736)
5 Alice (Alden) Paddock (1685-1774)
6 Samuel Alden (1688-1781)

SOUTHWORTH, Mary (I32742)

1035

d/o Cornelius Clawson & Mary Brees.

CLAWSON, Jane (I5865)

1036

d/o Cornelius Rogers.

ROGERS, Hannah (I38723)

1037

d/o Count Welf of Bavaria and Saxon noblewoman, Hedwig.

OF BAVARIA, Judith (I45299)

1038

d/o Dafydd ap Fychan Llwyd and Nest ferch Ieuan

DAFYDD, Margaret (I10666)

1039

d/o Daniel & Hannah [Norwood] Gott

GOTT, Joanna (I8418)

1040

d/o Daniel Andrews and Mary.

ANDREWS, Eunice (I436)

1041

d/o Daniel Benedict and Sophronia Chamberlain.

BENEDICT, Sarah (I6943)

1042

d/o Daniel Billings & Rebecca Grindle

BILLINGS, Susan E. (I2233)

1043

d/o Daniel Emerton (14 Jun 1828-1 Apr 1905) and Nancy Closson (24 Oct 1830-28 Dec 1919).

EMERTON, Elzada F. (I2338)

1044

d/o Daniel FLANDERS & Sarah Jane COLBY

FLANDERS, Judith (I32827)

1045

d/o Daniel GAINES & Margaret

GAINES, Mary (I16007)

1046

d/o Daniel GRINDELL & Mary

GRINDELL, Mercey (I8079)

1047

d/o Daniel Hansson & Anna Stina Danielsdotter

DANIELSDOTTER, Ida Mathilda “Tilda” (I44768)

1048

d/o Daniel HOVER & Mercy ___
m2 John WAITE on 19 Dec 1749

HOVEY, Mercy (I40812)

1049

d/o Daniel Knight & Martha Patishall

KNIGHT, Martha (I43821)

1050

d/o Daniel STANLEY & Catherine GOULD.

STANLEY, Charlotte (I4818)

1051

d/o David BAILEY & Dorothy

PLANTAGENET, King Edward III (I44665)

1052

d/o David CURTIS (1722–1806) & Sarah STOWELL
Children: (b. Petersham)
1. Sarah b. 7 Apr. 1767
2. Deborah b. 29 Nov. 1768
3. Molly b. 31 Jul. 1771
4. Fanny b. 4 Jul. 1773
5. David b. 20 Feb. 1775 & d. 1 Feb. 1776
6. Lucinda b. 2 Nov. 1777 & d. 2 Oct. 1778
7. Lucinda b. 20 May 1779
8. Joseph b. 7 Apr. 1781
9. Betsey b. 1 Mar. 1783
10. Curtis b. 1 Apr. 1788

CURTIS, Sarah (I45718)

1053

d/o David FUNSTEN & Susan MEADE, David was the former colonel of the Eleventh Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army, and member of the Confederate Congress for Virginia.

FUNSTEN, Susan Meade (I1623)

1054

d/o David HIDE (1719-1770) & Althea BRADFORD (1715-?)

HYDE, Eleanor (I45012)

1055

d/o David Kellogg WHEELER (1791–1881) & Louisa BELDING (1807—1863)

WHEELER, Melissa L. (I11441)

1056

d/o David Mathew (b 1458) from Glamorgan, Wales

MATTHEWS, Margaret (I19843)

1057

d/o David MERRITT & Esther WORCESTER

MERRITT, Emeline “Emma” (I12309)

1058

d/o David Morgan HOOPER (1820—?) & Angeline SNOW (1817—1887)

HOOPER, Alice J. (I7548)

1059

d/o David Smith & Betsy
gd/o David Smith & Lucy Gross
ggd/o David Smith & Eunice Thurston

SMITH, Anna M. (I2402)

1060

d/o David Smith and Lucy Gross.

SMITH, Mary Ann (I2285)

1061

d/o Deacon Christopher HUNTINGTON & Judith (widow of Jonathan BREWSTER)

HUNTINGTON, Elizabeth (I45747)

1062

d/o Deacon Rowland Young & Susanna Matthews

Children:
Mary Wormwood b: ABT 1683 in probably York, York, ME
Thomas Wormwood b: ABT 1684 in York, York, ME
Martha Wormwood b: ABT 1688 in York, York, ME
-----
m2 John Wells of Wells, ME, 20 May 1725

YOUNG, Mary (I4910)

1063

d/o Degory Priest (c1579-1-jan-1602/1) & Sarah Allerton
——
Mary Priest, daughter of Mayflower pilgrim Degory Priest, and a niece of Isaac Allerton (1586-1658). Was married after the Land Division of 1627 and before receiving property from Cuthbert Cuthbertson in 1633. Mary Priest was a stepdaughter to Cuthbert.

PRIEST, Marah “Mary” (I14475)

1064

d/o Dermot MacMurrough (c. 1110 – 1171), King of Leinster, and his wife Mor O'Toole (c. 1114 – 1191).
——
She had two sons and a daughter with her husband Richard de Clare, and via their daughter, Isabel de Clare, within a few generations their descendants included much of the nobility of Europe including all the monarchs of Scotland since Robert I (1274–1329) and all those of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom since Henry IV (1367–1413); and, apart from Anne of Cleves, all the queen consorts of Henry VIII.

TRICKEY, Isaac (I26294)

1065

MACMURROUGH, Aoife (I42559)

1066

d/o Dersintone and Felicia de Throckmorton

DE DERSINTON, Matilda (I42867)

1067

d/o Diarmuid (MacMurrough) MacMurchada & Mór Muirchertaig (O'Toole) Ní Tuathail

MAC MURROUGH, Urlachan (I44204)

1068

d/o Dolor DAVIS & Margery WILLARD

DAVIS, Mary (I47097)

1069

d/o Dr James Colby Door of Medford, MA and Malvina Flint.

DORR, Dorothy “Daisey” (I353)

1070

d/o Dr. Farrington Jr.

FARRINGTON, Nellie (I1598)

1071

d/o Dr. J. CALDWELL & Margaret McNABB
m2 Max Valentine NORRIS in 1943

CALDWELL, Jean Alice (I398)

1072

d/o DRUMMOND & Mary A. MILLER

DRUMMOND, Adella (I44512)

1073

d/o Dudley Bradstreet and Anne.

BRADSTREET, Margaret (I38722)

1074

d/o Duke Francis II of Brittany and his second wife Margaret of Foix, Infanta of Navarre.
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She is highly regarded in Brittany as a conscientious ruler who defended the Duchy.

Anne was a highly intelligent woman who spent much of her time on the administration of Brittany. She was described as shrewd, proud and haughty in manner. She made the safeguarding of Breton autonomy, and the preservation of the Duchy outside the French crown, her life's work, although that goal would fail shortly after her death.

Anne was also a patron of the arts and enjoyed music. A prolific collector of tapestries, it is very likely that the unicorn tapestries now on view at The Cloisters museum in New York City were commissioned by her in celebration of her wedding to Louis XII. Of her four surviving illuminated manuscript books of hours the most famous is the Grandes Heures of Anne of Brittany. She also patronized printed books and their authors.

She was a devoted mother, spending as much time as possible with her children. She commissioned a book of prayers for her son, Charles-Orland, to use in teaching him how to pray, and as guidance for his role as future King of France. Unfortunately, Charles-Orland died in 1495, and no other son lived more than a few weeks. According to the memoirs of Brantôme, Anne greatly expanded her household and retinue at court, especially in respect to young girls, forming a kind of finishing school, and in having a company of 100 Breton gentlemen at court. These innovations influenced later French courts.

At her marriage to Charles VIII at age 14, Anne was described as a young and rosy-cheeked girl. By the time of her marriage to Louis, aged 22, after seven pregnancies with no surviving children, she was described as pale-faced and wan. By the end of her life, at 36, she had been pregnant 14 times, from which only two children survived.

DE BRETAGNE, Anne (I40289)

1075

d/o E Louis “Jones” HUMBERT & Joanna Margaret LOWE

HUMBERT, Annabelle (I45794)

1076

d/o Earl Ælfgār.

VERCH AELFGAR, Queen Ealdgyth (I35242)

1077

d/o Eaton Shaw (1803-1884) & Mary Roberts (1806-1904)

SHAW, Mary Eaton (I44801)

1078

d/o Ebenezer Cotton HAMLIN & Lucy HASTY

HAMLIN, Lydia Owen (I46271)

1079

d/o Ebenezer CRAFT (1679–1722) & Elizabeth WELD (1677–1761)

CRAFTS, Sarah (I34439)

1080

d/o Ebenezer GREENLAW and Mary Margery McCOY

GREENLAW, Roxanna Whitmore “Roxie” (I38506)

1081

d/o Ebenezer R. IDE (1795—1864) & Jemima WHEELOCK (1798—1845)

IDE, Mary Eliza (I15676)

1082

d/o Ebenezer TOOTHAKER (1740-1788) & Margaret THOMPSON (1741-1857)

TOOTHAKER, Margery (I18984)

1083

d/o Ebenezer WHITE of Attleborough

WHITE, Hannah (I5389)

1084

d/o Edmund Ferrers & Elene Roche

FERRERS, Margaret (I43379)

1085

d/o Edmund FREEMAN & Sarah PORTER
Had six children in Vermont – Asahel, Porter, Dan Jr., Sally (or Sarah), Elizabeth, and Samuel.

FREEMAN, Sarah (I46316)

1086

d/o Edmund HOBART & Margaret DEWE
m1 1626 Robert TURNER
m2 1630 John BEALES

HOBART, Nazareth (I47500)

1087

d/o Edmund INGALLS & Ann TELBE?
Edmund died from an injury received by falling through a defective bridge while traveling on horseback from Lynn to Boston.

INGALLS, Faith (I47285)

1088

d/o Edmund INGALLS & Ann TRIPP or TELBE

INGALLS, Elizabeth (I45161)

1089

d/o Edmund TAPP & Margaret

TAPP, Agnes (I47463)

1090

d/o Edmund TEDDEMAN & Alice _____
Children:
Mary
Katharine
Teddeman
Alice
John
Hannah
Joseph

TEDDEMAN, Alice (I47517)

1091

d/o Edward ALLEN (1648-1678) & Sarah KIMBALL (1635-1690)

ALLEN, Rachel (I4068)

1092

d/o Edward ANDREWS (1697—1731) & Sarah CHURCHWELL (1667—?)

ANDREWS, Abigail (I44494)

1093

d/o Edward BRECK & Isabel
When Hannah BRECK was born her father was 27 and her mother was 12.

BRECK, Hannah (I15680)

1094

d/o Edward C. Soucy & Florina Marie Bouchard

SOUCY, Annette Marie (I44456)

1095

d/o Edward Carter
m1 Uther Fleming

CARTER, Susanna (I44010)

1096

d/o Edward J. FLYNN of Skowhegan

FLYNN, Veronica “Ronnie” (I8954)

1097

d/o Edward Jackson & Elizabeth Newgate.

JACKSON, Lydia (I3162)

1098

d/o Edward JENKINS & Martha Mary PHILIPS

JENKINS, Martha (I46849)

1099

d/o Edward KENNARD & Elizabeth MARTYN
grand-d/o Hon Richard MARTYN, the Chief Justice

m1 Joshua FURBER (her step-brother), mariner
m2 on 25 May 1715, Francis DITTY, mariner
m3 Capt Richard WATERHOUSE (1674—1731)
m4 Moses DAM

“Elizabeth after having an illegitimate child, Jane, married first Joshua Furber; secondly, 26 May 1715, Francis Ditty; and thirdly, Capt Richard Waterhouse, whose widow she was in 1738. “ Libbey’s Genealogical Dictionary.

KENNARD, Elizabeth (I1702)

1100

d/o Edward le Dispenser & Elizabeth Burghersh

LE DESPENSER, Margaret (I43383)

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