Notes: My Old Dead Relatives

Notes

Matches 1,201 to 1,300 of 6,350

#	Notes	Linked to
1201	d/o Henry Palmer & Elizabeth of Angmering, Sussex, England.	PALMER, Elizabeth (I31803)
1202	d/o Henry Robey.	ROBIE, Mary (I6754)
1203	d/o Henry Sayward & Ruth Philpot.	SAYWARD, Lucinda (I311)
1204	d/o Henry SCOTT (b abt 1560 in Bradsfield, St. George, Suffolk, England) & Martha WHATLOCK Children: Henry Kemball Abigail Kimball b: BEF 1616 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Elizabeth Kimball b: 1621 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Richard Kimball b: ABT 1623 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Mary Kimball b: 1625 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Martha Kimball b: 1629 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England John Kimball b: 1631 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Thomas Kimball b: 1633 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England Sarah Kimball b: 1635 in Watertown, Middlesex, MA Benjamin Kimball b: 1636/37 in Ipswich, Essex, MA Caleb Kimball b: 1639 in Ipswich, Essex, MA —— Extract from Henry Scott's will: "To Abigale Kemball my grandchild twentie shillings to be paid at 21 to Henrie Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21 to Elizabeth Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21 to Richard Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21." He also mentions his wife Martha, and sons Roger and Thomas Scott. Thomas Scott came with his wife and children to this country in the same vessel as Richard and his family, and they brought Martha Scott with them. This will was made 24 Sept. 1625 In the 21st year of James of England by Henry Scott of Rattlesden in the Co. of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. It was proved in the court of the Archdeacon of Sudbury 10 January 1624-5. As Thomas Scott settled in Ipswich this may have had some influence in causing Richard's removal from Watertown. Henry Scott was buried at Rattlesden, 24 Dec. 1624. (Parish Register.) Ursula may have been married to Giles Cowes and had two daughters. Evidence for this is from a will by Richard Kimball, Sr. of Ipswich, dated 5 March 1674, probated 28 September 1675. In it he statres: "I give alsoe Eight pound to the Two Eldest Daughters of Gilles Senrs (Gyles Cowes: copy: that hee had by his first wife,) to be paid and Equaly devided to them at the age of sixteene, if Either of them die before, Then the whole, to be given to that Remaines"	SCOTT, Ursula (I4894)
1205	d/o Henry Smith and Hannah.	SMITH, Sarah Ellen (I816)
1206	d/o Henry SMYTH & Brydgett Children, b Ormesby & Scratby: Samuel (~1595) John (~1599) Bridget (~1601—bef 1633) James (~1603 Henry (~1604—24 Sep 1652) Mary (twin) (1608) m. NUDD Thomas (twin) (1608–bef 1703, York, ME) m. Martha ___ Elizabeth (1610–bef 1633) Miriam (~1614) Ruth (~1617)	SMYTH, Mary (I42947)
1207	d/o Henry Somerset, 2nd Earl of Worcester	SOMERSET, Lady Lucy (I10092)
1208	d/o Henry TUTHILL & Phebe HORTON	TUTHILL, Anna (I36509)
1209	d/o Henry WARREN & Elizabeth EUSTACE	WARREN, Anne (I46937)
1210	d/o Henry WASLEY & Ann TOOLE	WASLEY, Mary (I38178)
1211	d/o Henry Williamson & Jane Angering	WILLIAMSON, Catherine (I44037)
1212	d/o Hiram Dunlap MOOR & Abigail FRANKLIN	MOOR, Victoria Josephine (I15935)
1213	d/o Hiram Freethy LEACH (1804—1891) & Abigail LEACH (1807—1832)	LEACH, Julia (I41625)
1214	d/o Horace Murr and Cora Brandon.	MURR, Bernice Ruth (I29890)
1215	d/o Horatio PHINNEY & Emily	PHINNEY, Judith (I21043)
1216	d/o Howard F. BROWN (1876—?) & Florence CATERER (1898—?)	BROWN, Melva Ellen (I2627)
1217	d/o Hugh Atkins/o Kendall, Westmoreland, England —— In the early days of the Colony all marriages were solemnized by magistrates, the clergy having no part in the ceremony. In 1641 Governor Bellingham, as magistrate, married himself to Penelope Pelham, and when called on to come down from the bench and plead to a complaint against him for the act, refused to do so. Joseph Hills was a magistrate “for the trial of small causes,” and followed the Governor’s example in his marriage of January 1656, but, unlike the Governor, did not escape public censure…. He was admonished by the Court. Genealogical Data Relating to the and Descendants of William Hills, the English Emigrant; pp71-71	ATKINSON, Helen (I40749)
1218	d/o Hugh CHURCHMAN & Ambrose	CHURCHMAN, Anna (I36611)
1219	d/o Hugh de BOLEBEC m1 Henry de NONANT (?—1206)	BOLEBEC, Isabel (I45480)
1220	d/o Hugh Gernon of Cyfeiliog & Bertrade de Montfort	KEVELIOC, Hawise (I43399)
1221	d/o Hugh LASKIN & Alice Children: Thomas, Zachariah, Ephrima, Henry, Joseph, Elizabeth Fowler, John, & Benjamin.	LASKIN, Editha (I45241)
1222	d/o Hugh Magnus and Adelaide of Vermandois —— Reputed to have had an affair and left her husband when he was near death.	DE VERMANDOIS, Elizabeth (I43709)
1223	d/o Hugh THORNE (1568—?) m1 Richard BOND Children: twins John and Annie William Grace James Edward	THORNE, Agnes (I15682)
1224	d/o Humbert II of Savoy & Gisela of Burgundy, and niece of Pope Callixtus II, who once visited her court in France. She was buried in the cemetery of the Church of St. Pierre at Montmartre, but her tomb was destroyed during the Revolution.	DE MAURIENNE, Queen Adelaide (I40313)
1225	d/o Humphrey Stafford & Margarita Archer	STAFFORD, Anne (I44223)
1226	d/o Humphrey WOOD	WOOD, Mary Charity (I43540)
1227	d/o Humphrey WYTHE See Anderson vol. 7 p. 552-555 Comments for an explanation of how he proved Mary’s parentage.	WYETH, Mary (I11015)
1228	d/o Ichabod ROGERS (1719—1800) & Priscilla HOLT (1725—?)	ROGERS, Jerusha (I45534)
1229	d/o Increase BILLINGS & Hannah	BILLINGS, Abigail (I21907)
1230	d/o Increase SIKES & Abigail FOWLER Had eight children – James, Lydia, Samuel, Preserved, Nathaniel, Ebenezer, Esther, and Benoni.	SYKES, Rebecca (I46312)
1231	d/o Ira SASSERATH & Edna THEOBALD —— m2 John T. Anderson on 4 Oct, 1946 In New York, New York	SASSERATH, Janet C. (I10337)
1232	d/o Isaac BROWN (1770–1835) & Mary C. ULMER (1768–1854)	BROWN, Susan W. (I32728)
1233	d/o Isaac G. BUSWELL & Margaret	BUSWELL, Phebe (I42864)
1234	d/o Isaac Lazell (1660-1690) & Abigail Leavitt Johnson (1667-1748)	LAZELL, Abial (I44790)
1235	d/o Isaac PARKER & Abigail M POWERS	PARKER, Fanny Coburn (I44479)
1236	d/o Isaac Pearl BILLINGS (1838—1915) & Rosanna J. FRIEND (1847—1913)	BILLINGS, Elva Gertrude (I4618)
1237	d/o Israel Hodgsdon & Margaret Clark of Wakefield, NH.	HODGSDON, Elizabeth (I401)
1238	d/o Israel Straw & Ruth Smith	STRAW, Ruth (I407)
1239	d/o J. Marchant Hayman and Mabel Greene.	HAYMAN, Cornelia (I356)
1240	d/o J. McLean m 1st TURK	MCLEAN, Margaret (I36628)
1241	d/o James Ball (1670-1729) & Elizabeth Fiske (1670-1740)	BALL, Elizabeth (I3284)
1242	d/o James BALLOU & Mehitable INGALLS	BALLOU, Elizabeth (I32685)
1243	d/o James BRIDGMAN (?—1676) & Sarah LYMAN (1621—1688)	BRIDGMAN, Martha (I15812)
1244	d/o James Buck —— Birth: 1622, England Death: Mar. 18, 1659 Reading Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Susanna was the daughter of James Buck from Kent England. Susannah came in the Hercules 1657 in the family of Henry of Ipswich, Massachusetts. She was with that family until her time was out when, at which time she got married to Thomas Hartshorn in 1640 in Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. To this union, 7 children were born.	BUCK, Susanna (I35052)
1245	d/o James CHASE A warrant was issued 26 Aug 1715 against her for a child reputedly s/o Henry Green, who carried through his life the name Daniel Chase alias Green.	CHASE, Abigail (I34505)
1246	d/o James COLE & Sarah LINDSAY —— Lost her arm in 1875 when the Pinkerton agents threw a bomb into her home (attempting to kill the James brothers) and killed her 11 yr old retarded son, Archie Samuel. She had a life-pass on the rail road and was on her way to see her son Frank when she died of a heart condition, on the train. She attended St. Catherine's Academy (girl's school) in Lexington, KY. —— Born as Zerelda Elizabeth Cole in Woodford County, Kentucky her parents were James and Sarah Lindsay Cole; she had one younger brother, Jesse Richard Cole. One year younger than she, her brother committed suicide in 1895 for undisclosed reasons. When Zerelda was a small child, her father broke his neck in a riding accident leaving her mother with two small children. They were taken in by her paternal grandfather who owned a saloon. Later her mother remarried to Robert Thomason, a farmer. Zerelda, by all accounts, did not get along with her new stepfather, Robert, so she went to live with some of her mother's relatives in Kentucky where she attended a Catholic girls school.	COLE, Zerelda Elizabeth (I44990)
1247	d/o James DAVIS (1760-1836) & Sarah NASON (1762- ?)	DAVIS, Mary Crocker (I44598)
1248	d/o James Doty & Phoebe Slater. Mary Doty (James, Samuel, Edward) [Mayflower Index] b 23 May 1713 in Piscataway, NJ [Ethan Allen Doty #3296]. "She married Zebulon Sutton. Evidence of this marriage is lacking." (The Pilgrim Edward Doty Society compiled and published in October 1993 Descendants of Edward Doty, Mayflower Passenger, Vol. 4: Samuel Doty Descendants, p. 23)	DOTY, Mary Slater (I5785)
1249	d/o James EGGLESTON & Hester KELSEY	EGGLESTON, Hester (I36543)
1250	d/o James Finch WOODWARD (1808—1880) & Elizabeth JOHNSON (1807—1880)	WOODWARD, Amanda J. (I46053)
1251	d/o James Gorham (1650-1707) & Hannah Huckings (1653-1727)	GORHAM, Experience (I44810)
1252	d/o James Hurst & Catherine Gurteno	HURST, Hannah (I12320)
1253	d/o James KINGSBURY (1648-?) & Sarah BUTTON (1652-?)	KINGSBURY, Mary (I45021)
1254	d/o James McCARTER	MCCARTER, Elizabeth (I29558)
1255	d/o James MERRYMAN & Hannah BLAKE d. at birth of 2nd child	MERRYMAN, Lydia (I46769)
1256	d/o James Metcalfe & Jane Pigot.	METCALF, Margaret (I38781)
1257	d/o James Mosher (1735-1834) & Abigail Frost (1741-1815)	MOSHER, Elizabeth (I44804)
1258	d/o James MYCALL & Mary FARR	MYCALL, Rebecca (I47399)
1259	d/o James NEWTE (sent by Mason to Dover 1631 d. 1671. Selectman.) —— In the little Nute burying ground on the old Nute farm (next to John Damme's 20 acre lot on Back River) on the west side of the river, there are only three headstones with inscriptions. These are the graves of James Nute, founder of the Nute family in this country, and of Martha Damme and her husband, the upper part of the stone bearing his Christian name having been broken off and apparently lost. There are other graves but none marked to indicate to whom they belong. The mere fact that Martha Dam was buried by the side of James Nute is pretty good evidence that she was a pretty close relative. She was born in 1653, and it is quite evident that she must have been a daughter, and was was born apparently in 1620 or 1621. p267.	NUTE, Martha (I32)
1260	d/o James Pett & Anna	PETT, Louise Frances (I44436)
1261	d/o James PRIEST & Hannah LAWRENCE	PRIEST, Hannah (I15909)
1262	d/o James PRINCE & Katherine FRANKLIN	PRINCE, Rebecca (I47253)
1263	d/o James Ray & Elizabeth Foster.	RAY, Margaret Mary (I5725)
1264	d/o James Reed & Sarah Rowell (Feb 22, 1778 Salem, MA - Aug 24, 1872 Peabody, MA), married Sep 23, 1804 Salem, MA.	REED, Sarah E. (I36060)
1265	d/o James ROSS & Mary GOODNOW	ROSS, Mary (I36542)
1266	d/o James Smith & Elizabeth.	SMITH, Eunice B. (I402)
1267	d/o James STOKES & Elizabeth	STOKES, Margaret Ann (I45644)
1268	d/o James Thomas & Martha Goddard	THOMAS, Anne (I4009)
1269	d/o James WEBB & Maria COOK	WEBB, Lucy Ware (I31634)
1270	d/o Jansen SCHEMOES & Sara Pieterse van NAERDEN 9 children	SCHEPMOES, Sara (I40790)
1271	d/o Jarvis Nickerson & Delilah Ellis.	NICKERSON, Isabelle (I550)
1272	d/o Jasper HUNTLEY (1749—1816) & Azubah MACK (1748—1812)	HUNTLEY, Sarah (I46284)
1273	d/o Jean Luillier, Lord of Boullencourt and Presles	LUILLIER, Magdalene (I40291)
1274	d/o Jeremiah Paine & Lois Cobb of Truro Mass	PAINE, Lois Cobb (I44918)
1275	d/o Jeremiah S. Cold (1849-1920) and Lizzie Louise Johnston (1866-1938)	COLE, Marie Coulter (I38200)
1276	d/o Jesse APPLETON & Elizabeth MEANS	APPLETON, Jane Means (I16026)
1277	d/o Joanna, Duchess of Brittany & Charles, Duke of Brittany.	DE BLOIS, Duchess Marie (I2615)
1278	d/o Job Almy (1640-1684) and Mary. gd/o William Almy who immigrated in 1635 on the “Abigail.”	ALMY, Mary (I21647)
1279	d/o Joe BAIER (Germany) & Mayarch NEWMAN (Germany)	BAIER, Agnes Newman (I44776)
1280	d/o Johann Peter Fuchs & Anna Margaret	FUCHS, Magdalena (I38181)
1281	d/o Johann Philipp Peter WAGNER (1687—1750) & Maria Margaret LAUCK (1686—1766) m1 Heinrich m2 Johann	WAGNER, Anna Margaretha (I39882)
1282	d/o Johannes SCHMIDT (1735—1798) & Margaret BASINGER (1745—1804)	SMITH, Catarina (I32751)
1283	d/o Johannes WERD and Dorethea EEMAN. Sponsors: Nicolas Werd and Anna Ellkesand.	WERT, Hannah (I38613)
1284	d/o John & Joan Harley	HARLEY, Joan (I19845)
1285	d/o John ADAMS (1555-1604) & Agnes Katherine STONE (1556—1615)	ADAMS, Margaret (I45765)
1286	d/o John ALCOTT, planter	ALCOTT, Abigail (I44706)
1287	d/o John ALLEN (abt 1535—1600)	ALLEN, Jane (I38745)
1288	d/o John Amos Comenius, who was the s/o Philip Comenius of Savoy. They had 8 children.	COMMENUS, Maria (I40311)
1289	d/o John and Elizabeth (Polley) Brown (1657-?) at least 4 children: Daniel (1721-1810), Jacob (1723-1762), James (1725-1816) and Amos (1727-1804). m2 Thomas Baker, 6 Mar 1735	BROWN, Hannah (I45052)
1290	d/o John Andrew COUNTRYMAN (1847—1927) & Catherine Ann BROWN (1849—1893) BUMANN – Oct. 6, Mrs. Jennie Bumann; wife of William Bumann and late of 1608 SE 85th ave. Mother of Mrs. Lawrence Horsman, Mrs. A. J. Unruh, Homer D. Bates, Sister of Mrs. B. F. Countryman, Mrs. Lew Fancher, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, John, George, Lewis and Arch Countryman, 9 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the Pearson Funeral Church, N.E. Knott st. at Union ave. Friends invited. Vault interment Riverview cemetery. The Oregonian, 7 Oct 1949, p35	COUNTRYMAN, Philandra Jane “Jennie” (I45696)
1291	d/o John ARTOUR of London	ARTHUR, Olive (I9723)
1292	d/o John ATWOOD and Sarah MASTERSON The Wood family changed their name to At Wood coming from Wood-End in England, which converted to Atwood over time.	ATWOOD, Mary (I40557)
1293	d/o John Bachelder (abt 1604) & Elizabeth Mary Dickenson (abt 1615) of Canterbury, Kent, England	BACHELDER, Mary (I42725)
1294	d/o John BAKER & Sarah	BAKER, Sarah (I4843)
1295	d/o John Barton & Mary Wiley. Widow of James E. Tracy. Survived by children: Helen M. Sax, Davis Co, IA; John W. Tracy, Logan, Oklahoma; James W. Tracy, Lucas Co, Iowa; Ann R. Pim, Logan, Oklahoma; Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, Omaha, Nebr.; Charles F Tracy, Omaha, Nebr.; & Carl W. Tracy, White Breast, Iowa.	BARTON, Margaret Dunn (I6527)
1296	d/o John Bean (MacBean) by his second wife, Margaret Dowife.	BEAN, Catherine (I33208)
1297	d/o John BECKER and Catharina LUKETELLI	BECKER, Sophia (I39712)
1298	d/o John Beckett & Ann Aldwyne —— Children: Zachariah, John, Nathaniel, George, Susanna, Mary, Elizabeth, Patience, and Benjamin	BECKETT, Mary (I36405)
1299	d/o John BERKELEY (21 Jan 1351—1428) & Elizabeth BETTESHORNE (1353—?)	BERKELEY, Elizabeth (I45446)
1300	d/o John BERRY and Dorothy WHITMAN of Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, and the descendant of British loyalists that fled to Nova Scotia from Virginia and Massachusetts during the American Revolution. Second wife of William Bennett Long, with whom she had 14 children.	BERRY, Rebecca Elizabeth (I16108)

Notes

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1201

d/o Henry Palmer & Elizabeth of Angmering, Sussex, England.

PALMER, Elizabeth (I31803)

1202

d/o Henry Robey.

ROBIE, Mary (I6754)

1203

d/o Henry Sayward & Ruth Philpot.

SAYWARD, Lucinda (I311)

1204

d/o Henry SCOTT (b abt 1560 in Bradsfield, St. George, Suffolk, England) & Martha WHATLOCK
Children:
Henry Kemball
Abigail Kimball b: BEF 1616 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Elizabeth Kimball b: 1621 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Richard Kimball b: ABT 1623 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Mary Kimball b: 1625 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Martha Kimball b: 1629 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
John Kimball b: 1631 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Thomas Kimball b: 1633 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England
Sarah Kimball b: 1635 in Watertown, Middlesex, MA
Benjamin Kimball b: 1636/37 in Ipswich, Essex, MA
Caleb Kimball b: 1639 in Ipswich, Essex, MA
——
Extract from Henry Scott's will: "To Abigale Kemball my grandchild twentie shillings to be paid at 21 to Henrie Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21 to Elizabeth Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21 to Richard Kemball my grandchild twenty shillings to be paid at 21." He also mentions his wife Martha, and sons Roger and Thomas Scott. Thomas Scott came with his wife and children to this country in the same vessel as Richard and his family, and they brought Martha Scott with them. This will was made 24 Sept. 1625 In the 21st year of James of England by Henry Scott of Rattlesden in the Co. of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. It was proved in the court of the Archdeacon of Sudbury 10 January 1624-5. As Thomas Scott settled in Ipswich this may have had some influence in causing Richard's removal from Watertown. Henry Scott was buried at Rattlesden, 24 Dec. 1624. (Parish Register.)

Ursula may have been married to Giles Cowes and had two daughters. Evidence for this is from a will by Richard Kimball, Sr. of Ipswich, dated 5 March 1674, probated 28 September 1675. In it he statres: "I give alsoe Eight pound to the Two Eldest Daughters of Gilles Senrs (Gyles Cowes: copy: that hee had by his first wife,) to be paid and Equaly devided to them at the age of sixteene, if Either of them die before, Then the whole, to be given to that Remaines"

SCOTT, Ursula (I4894)

1205

d/o Henry Smith and Hannah.

SMITH, Sarah Ellen (I816)

1206

d/o Henry SMYTH & Brydgett

Children, b Ormesby & Scratby:
Samuel (~1595)
John (~1599)
Bridget (~1601—bef 1633)
James (~1603
Henry (~1604—24 Sep 1652)
Mary (twin) (1608) m. NUDD
Thomas (twin) (1608–bef 1703, York, ME) m. Martha ___
Elizabeth (1610–bef 1633)
Miriam (~1614)
Ruth (~1617)

SMYTH, Mary (I42947)

1207

d/o Henry Somerset, 2nd Earl of Worcester

SOMERSET, Lady Lucy (I10092)

1208

d/o Henry TUTHILL & Phebe HORTON

TUTHILL, Anna (I36509)

1209

d/o Henry WARREN & Elizabeth EUSTACE

WARREN, Anne (I46937)

1210

d/o Henry WASLEY & Ann TOOLE

WASLEY, Mary (I38178)

1211

d/o Henry Williamson & Jane Angering

WILLIAMSON, Catherine (I44037)

1212

d/o Hiram Dunlap MOOR & Abigail FRANKLIN

MOOR, Victoria Josephine (I15935)

1213

d/o Hiram Freethy LEACH (1804—1891) & Abigail LEACH (1807—1832)

LEACH, Julia (I41625)

1214

d/o Horace Murr and Cora Brandon.

MURR, Bernice Ruth (I29890)

1215

d/o Horatio PHINNEY & Emily

PHINNEY, Judith (I21043)

1216

d/o Howard F. BROWN (1876—?) & Florence CATERER (1898—?)

BROWN, Melva Ellen (I2627)

1217

d/o Hugh Atkins/o Kendall, Westmoreland, England
——
In the early days of the Colony all marriages were solemnized by magistrates, the clergy having no part in the ceremony. In 1641 Governor Bellingham, as magistrate, married himself to Penelope Pelham, and when called on to come down from the bench and plead to a complaint against him for the act, refused to do so. Joseph Hills was a magistrate “for the trial of small causes,” and followed the Governor’s example in his marriage of January 1656, but, unlike the Governor, did not escape public censure…. He was admonished by the Court.
Genealogical Data Relating to the and Descendants of William Hills, the English Emigrant; pp71-71

ATKINSON, Helen (I40749)

1218

d/o Hugh CHURCHMAN & Ambrose

CHURCHMAN, Anna (I36611)

1219

d/o Hugh de BOLEBEC
m1 Henry de NONANT (?—1206)

BOLEBEC, Isabel (I45480)

1220

d/o Hugh Gernon of Cyfeiliog & Bertrade de Montfort

KEVELIOC, Hawise (I43399)

1221

d/o Hugh LASKIN & Alice
Children: Thomas, Zachariah, Ephrima, Henry, Joseph, Elizabeth Fowler, John, & Benjamin.

LASKIN, Editha (I45241)

1222

d/o Hugh Magnus and Adelaide of Vermandois
——
Reputed to have had an affair and left her husband when he was near death.

DE VERMANDOIS, Elizabeth (I43709)

1223

d/o Hugh THORNE (1568—?)
m1 Richard BOND
Children:
twins John and Annie
William
Grace
James
Edward

THORNE, Agnes (I15682)

1224

d/o Humbert II of Savoy & Gisela of Burgundy, and niece of Pope Callixtus II, who once visited her court in France.

She was buried in the cemetery of the Church of St. Pierre at Montmartre, but her tomb was destroyed during the Revolution.

DE MAURIENNE, Queen Adelaide (I40313)

1225

d/o Humphrey Stafford & Margarita Archer

STAFFORD, Anne (I44223)

1226

d/o Humphrey WOOD

WOOD, Mary Charity (I43540)

1227

d/o Humphrey WYTHE
See Anderson vol. 7 p. 552-555 Comments for an explanation of how he proved Mary’s parentage.

WYETH, Mary (I11015)

1228

d/o Ichabod ROGERS (1719—1800) & Priscilla HOLT (1725—?)

ROGERS, Jerusha (I45534)

1229

d/o Increase BILLINGS & Hannah

BILLINGS, Abigail (I21907)

1230

d/o Increase SIKES & Abigail FOWLER
Had eight children – James, Lydia, Samuel, Preserved, Nathaniel, Ebenezer, Esther, and Benoni.

SYKES, Rebecca (I46312)

1231

d/o Ira SASSERATH & Edna THEOBALD
——
m2 John T. Anderson on 4 Oct, 1946 In New York, New York

SASSERATH, Janet C. (I10337)

1232

d/o Isaac BROWN (1770–1835) & Mary C. ULMER (1768–1854)

BROWN, Susan W. (I32728)

1233

d/o Isaac G. BUSWELL & Margaret

BUSWELL, Phebe (I42864)

1234

d/o Isaac Lazell (1660-1690) & Abigail Leavitt Johnson (1667-1748)

LAZELL, Abial (I44790)

1235

d/o Isaac PARKER & Abigail M POWERS

PARKER, Fanny Coburn (I44479)

1236

d/o Isaac Pearl BILLINGS (1838—1915) & Rosanna J. FRIEND (1847—1913)

BILLINGS, Elva Gertrude (I4618)

1237

d/o Israel Hodgsdon & Margaret Clark of Wakefield, NH.

HODGSDON, Elizabeth (I401)

1238

d/o Israel Straw & Ruth Smith

STRAW, Ruth (I407)

1239

d/o J. Marchant Hayman and Mabel Greene.

HAYMAN, Cornelia (I356)

1240

d/o J. McLean
m 1st TURK

MCLEAN, Margaret (I36628)

1241

d/o James Ball (1670-1729) & Elizabeth Fiske (1670-1740)

BALL, Elizabeth (I3284)

1242

d/o James BALLOU & Mehitable INGALLS

BALLOU, Elizabeth (I32685)

1243

d/o James BRIDGMAN (?—1676) & Sarah LYMAN (1621—1688)

BRIDGMAN, Martha (I15812)

1244

d/o James Buck
——
Birth: 1622, England Death: Mar. 18, 1659 Reading Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Susanna was the daughter of James Buck from Kent England. Susannah came in the Hercules 1657 in the family of Henry of Ipswich, Massachusetts. She was with that family until her time was out when, at which time she got married to Thomas Hartshorn in 1640 in Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. To this union, 7 children were born.

BUCK, Susanna (I35052)

1245

d/o James CHASE
A warrant was issued 26 Aug 1715 against her for a child reputedly s/o Henry Green, who carried through his life the name Daniel Chase alias Green.

CHASE, Abigail (I34505)

1246

d/o James COLE & Sarah LINDSAY
——
Lost her arm in 1875 when the Pinkerton agents threw a bomb into her home (attempting to kill the James brothers) and killed her 11 yr old retarded son, Archie Samuel. She had a life-pass on the rail road and was on her way to see her son Frank when she died of a heart condition, on the train. She attended St. Catherine's Academy (girl's school) in Lexington, KY.
——
Born as Zerelda Elizabeth Cole in Woodford County, Kentucky her parents were James and Sarah Lindsay Cole; she had one younger brother, Jesse Richard Cole. One year younger than she, her brother committed suicide in 1895 for undisclosed reasons.
When Zerelda was a small child, her father broke his neck in a riding accident leaving her mother with two small children. They were taken in by her paternal grandfather who owned a saloon. Later her mother remarried to Robert Thomason, a farmer. Zerelda, by all accounts, did not get along with her new stepfather, Robert, so she went to live with some of her mother's relatives in Kentucky where she attended a Catholic girls school.

COLE, Zerelda Elizabeth (I44990)

1247

d/o James DAVIS (1760-1836) & Sarah NASON (1762- ?)

DAVIS, Mary Crocker (I44598)

1248

d/o James Doty & Phoebe Slater.

Mary Doty (James, Samuel, Edward) [Mayflower Index] b 23 May 1713 in Piscataway, NJ [Ethan Allen Doty #3296]. "She married Zebulon Sutton. Evidence of this marriage is lacking." (The Pilgrim Edward Doty Society compiled and published in October 1993 Descendants of Edward Doty, Mayflower Passenger, Vol. 4: Samuel Doty Descendants, p. 23)

DOTY, Mary Slater (I5785)

1249

d/o James EGGLESTON & Hester KELSEY

EGGLESTON, Hester (I36543)

1250

d/o James Finch WOODWARD (1808—1880) & Elizabeth JOHNSON (1807—1880)

WOODWARD, Amanda J. (I46053)

1251

d/o James Gorham (1650-1707) & Hannah Huckings (1653-1727)

GORHAM, Experience (I44810)

1252

d/o James Hurst & Catherine Gurteno

HURST, Hannah (I12320)

1253

d/o James KINGSBURY (1648-?) & Sarah BUTTON (1652-?)

KINGSBURY, Mary (I45021)

1254

d/o James McCARTER

MCCARTER, Elizabeth (I29558)

1255

d/o James MERRYMAN & Hannah BLAKE

d. at birth of 2nd child

MERRYMAN, Lydia (I46769)

1256

d/o James Metcalfe & Jane Pigot.

METCALF, Margaret (I38781)

1257

d/o James Mosher (1735-1834) & Abigail Frost (1741-1815)

MOSHER, Elizabeth (I44804)

1258

d/o James MYCALL & Mary FARR

MYCALL, Rebecca (I47399)

1259

d/o James NEWTE (sent by Mason to Dover 1631 d. 1671. Selectman.)
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In the little Nute burying ground on the old Nute farm (next to John Damme's 20 acre lot on Back River) on the west side of the river, there are only three headstones with inscriptions. These are the graves of James Nute, founder of the Nute family in this country, and of Martha Damme and her husband, the upper part of the stone bearing his Christian name having been broken off and apparently lost. There are other graves but none marked to indicate to whom they belong. The mere fact that Martha Dam was buried by the side of James Nute is pretty good evidence that she was a pretty close relative. She was born in 1653, and it is quite evident that she must have been a daughter, and was was born apparently in 1620 or 1621. p267.

NUTE, Martha (I32)

1260

d/o James Pett & Anna

PETT, Louise Frances (I44436)

1261

d/o James PRIEST & Hannah LAWRENCE

PRIEST, Hannah (I15909)

1262

d/o James PRINCE & Katherine FRANKLIN

PRINCE, Rebecca (I47253)

1263

d/o James Ray & Elizabeth Foster.

RAY, Margaret Mary (I5725)

1264

d/o James Reed & Sarah Rowell (Feb 22, 1778 Salem, MA - Aug 24, 1872 Peabody, MA), married Sep 23, 1804 Salem, MA.

REED, Sarah E. (I36060)

1265

d/o James ROSS & Mary GOODNOW

ROSS, Mary (I36542)

1266

d/o James Smith & Elizabeth.

SMITH, Eunice B. (I402)

1267

d/o James STOKES & Elizabeth

STOKES, Margaret Ann (I45644)

1268

d/o James Thomas & Martha Goddard

THOMAS, Anne (I4009)

1269

d/o James WEBB & Maria COOK

WEBB, Lucy Ware (I31634)

1270

d/o Jansen SCHEMOES & Sara Pieterse van NAERDEN
9 children

SCHEPMOES, Sara (I40790)

1271

d/o Jarvis Nickerson & Delilah Ellis.

NICKERSON, Isabelle (I550)

1272

d/o Jasper HUNTLEY (1749—1816) & Azubah MACK (1748—1812)

HUNTLEY, Sarah (I46284)

1273

d/o Jean Luillier, Lord of Boullencourt and Presles

LUILLIER, Magdalene (I40291)

1274

d/o Jeremiah Paine & Lois Cobb of Truro Mass

PAINE, Lois Cobb (I44918)

1275

d/o Jeremiah S. Cold (1849-1920) and Lizzie Louise Johnston (1866-1938)

COLE, Marie Coulter (I38200)

1276

d/o Jesse APPLETON & Elizabeth MEANS

APPLETON, Jane Means (I16026)

1277

d/o Joanna, Duchess of Brittany & Charles, Duke of Brittany.

DE BLOIS, Duchess Marie (I2615)

1278

d/o Job Almy (1640-1684) and Mary.
gd/o William Almy who immigrated in 1635 on the “Abigail.”

ALMY, Mary (I21647)

1279

d/o Joe BAIER (Germany) & Mayarch NEWMAN (Germany)

BAIER, Agnes Newman (I44776)

1280

d/o Johann Peter Fuchs & Anna Margaret

FUCHS, Magdalena (I38181)

1281

d/o Johann Philipp Peter WAGNER (1687—1750) & Maria Margaret LAUCK (1686—1766)
m1 Heinrich
m2 Johann

WAGNER, Anna Margaretha (I39882)

1282

d/o Johannes SCHMIDT (1735—1798) & Margaret BASINGER (1745—1804)

SMITH, Catarina (I32751)

1283

d/o Johannes WERD and Dorethea EEMAN.
Sponsors: Nicolas Werd and Anna Ellkesand.

WERT, Hannah (I38613)

1284

d/o John & Joan Harley

HARLEY, Joan (I19845)

1285

d/o John ADAMS (1555-1604) & Agnes Katherine STONE (1556—1615)

ADAMS, Margaret (I45765)

1286

d/o John ALCOTT, planter

ALCOTT, Abigail (I44706)

1287

d/o John ALLEN (abt 1535—1600)

ALLEN, Jane (I38745)

1288

d/o John Amos Comenius, who was the s/o Philip Comenius of Savoy.

They had 8 children.

COMMENUS, Maria (I40311)

1289

d/o John and Elizabeth (Polley) Brown (1657-?)
at least 4 children:
Daniel (1721-1810), Jacob (1723-1762), James (1725-1816) and Amos (1727-1804).
m2 Thomas Baker, 6 Mar 1735

BROWN, Hannah (I45052)

1290

d/o John Andrew COUNTRYMAN (1847—1927) & Catherine Ann BROWN (1849—1893)

BUMANN – Oct. 6, Mrs. Jennie Bumann; wife of William Bumann and late of 1608 SE 85th ave. Mother of Mrs. Lawrence Horsman, Mrs. A. J. Unruh, Homer D. Bates, Sister of Mrs. B. F. Countryman, Mrs. Lew Fancher, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, John, George, Lewis and Arch Countryman, 9 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the Pearson Funeral Church, N.E. Knott st. at Union ave. Friends invited. Vault interment Riverview cemetery.
The Oregonian, 7 Oct 1949, p35

COUNTRYMAN, Philandra Jane “Jennie” (I45696)

1291

d/o John ARTOUR of London

ARTHUR, Olive (I9723)

1292

d/o John ATWOOD and Sarah MASTERSON
The Wood family changed their name to At Wood coming from Wood-End in England, which converted to Atwood over time.

ATWOOD, Mary (I40557)

1293

d/o John Bachelder (abt 1604) & Elizabeth Mary Dickenson (abt 1615) of Canterbury, Kent, England

BACHELDER, Mary (I42725)

1294

d/o John BAKER & Sarah

BAKER, Sarah (I4843)

1295

d/o John Barton & Mary Wiley.
Widow of James E. Tracy.
Survived by children: Helen M. Sax, Davis Co, IA; John W. Tracy, Logan, Oklahoma; James W. Tracy, Lucas Co, Iowa; Ann R. Pim, Logan, Oklahoma; Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, Omaha, Nebr.; Charles F Tracy, Omaha, Nebr.; & Carl W. Tracy, White Breast, Iowa.

BARTON, Margaret Dunn (I6527)

1296

d/o John Bean (MacBean) by his second wife, Margaret Dowife.

BEAN, Catherine (I33208)

1297

d/o John BECKER and Catharina LUKETELLI

BECKER, Sophia (I39712)

1298

d/o John Beckett & Ann Aldwyne
——
Children:
Zachariah, John, Nathaniel, George, Susanna, Mary, Elizabeth, Patience, and Benjamin

BECKETT, Mary (I36405)

1299

d/o John BERKELEY (21 Jan 1351—1428) & Elizabeth BETTESHORNE (1353—?)

BERKELEY, Elizabeth (I45446)

1300

d/o John BERRY and Dorothy WHITMAN of Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, and the descendant of British loyalists that fled to Nova Scotia from Virginia and Massachusetts during the American Revolution. Second wife of William Bennett Long, with whom she had 14 children.

BERRY, Rebecca Elizabeth (I16108)

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