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| 6201 | Social Security Number: 705-12-7086 Issued: Railroad Retirement (before July 1, 1963) Marriage: 15 May 1948 , Fairmont , Marion Co. , WV , United States | JONES Augustus Rex (I38311)
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| 6202 | Social Security Number: 712-12-6516 Issued: Railroad Retirement (before July 1, 1963) | HODSON Annual Leroy (I37350)
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| 6203 | Social Security Number: 015-26-2118 Census: 9 APR 1930 Dana, Worcester County, MA | HALL Helen F. (I54620)
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| 6204 | Social Security Number: 018-10-2942 Residence: Athol, Massachusetts Census: 1900 Athol, Worcester County, MA Census: 1910 Central St., Athol. MA Census: 1920 Athol, Massachusetts Title: 1900 United States Census, Athol, Worcester County, MA Publication: 1900 Repository: Note: National Archives, East Point, GA Media: Microfilm Page: ED 1580, sheet 11B Text: Line 87, Lyman, Florence R., age 11, Niece, b. Sept. 1888. [Enumerated with Edward E. Gillson.] Title: 1900 United States Census, Athol, Worcester County, MA Publication: 1900 Repository: Note: National Archives, East Point, GA Media: Microfilm Page: ED 1580, sheet 11, line 87 Text: Lyman, Florence R. b. Sept. 1888, age 11, Enumerated with Uncle Edward E. Gillson, 9 Humphrey Place, Athol Title: 1910 United States Census, Athol, Worcester County, MA Publication: 1910, ED 1694, Sheet 3B, Line 85 Repository: Note: National Archives, East Point, GA Media: Microfilm Page: ED 1694 - Sheet 3B Text: Burgess, Florence R. age 31, b. MA, mattied 2 years, 1 child Title: 1920 United States Census, Athol, Worcester County, MA Publication: 10 Jan 1920 Note: Ancestry Image #724 Repository: Note: National Archives, East Point, GA Media: Microfilm Page: ED 3, Sheet 6A Title: Image Expert 2000 Images from Album "July 14, 2000" Author: Orson Rathburn Publication: Email to Leah Smith 7/14/2003 Note: Cites Book 4, Deaths recorded in the town of Athol, Mass., Page 109, Year 1890, Line 5. Book 5 of Marriages in the town of Athol, pg. 116, year 1908, line 19. Sources located at the Town Clerk's office, Athol, MA Repository: Media: Electronic Text: May 10, place of marriage, Athol. Married by Charles O. Eames, Clergyman, Athol. Date recorded, May 12. Title: Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 Publication: Copyright 2001-2005, New England Historic Genealogical Society Note: This source is now located at http://www.americanancestors.org Repository: Note: http://www.newenglandancestors.org Media: Internet Text: Lyman Florence R. Athol 1908 580 246 Marriage | LYMAN Florence Ruth (I54591)
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| 6205 | Solomon Field was born in Durfield, Mass., on the Connecticut river, and came from there to Madison county, N.Y., where he remained a few years. He took up lot three, township seven, range seven, in 1809, and located there in Fall of 1810, where he resided until the time of his death. His children were: Ruth married Royal Twichell, and dies several years ago. Asahel married Fanny Fay, and died in Little Valley. Cattaraugus County. William married Mary E. Briggs, and died in This town in 1870. Huldah married Isbon Treat, and died on Colden. Porter married in this town and removed East. From: History of the original town of Concord: being the present towns of Concord, Collins, N. Collins and Sardina Erie County, New York by Erasmus Briggs on page 361 . | FIELD Solomon (I30617)
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| 6206 | Sometime around the fifth generation, the "e" was dropped from the surname, although other lines, notably this Eleazer, who moved to Chelmsford before 1680, and his descendants have maintained the original spelling to this day. | Browne Eleazer (I51487)
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| 6207 | Somewhere along the line Pierre took the name PERREAULT (All his children are recorded as PERREAULT) DEATH: Name: Peter Perrault Death Date: 7 Jan 1936 Death Location: Parry Sound Age: 79 Gender: Male Estimated birth year: abt 1857 Birth Location: Ontario Father: Henry Perrault Mother: Catherine Hemreau Archives of Ontario Microfilm: MS935_562 #027908 (Research):BAPTISM Ontario French Catholic Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1747-1967 Lafontaine 1856-1915 page 1 (page 6 of 247 ancestry.ca) | BLETTE Pierre (I55665)
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| 6208 | Source James Carten The Jesuit Journal tells us that on the 10-06-1653 the Onieda tribe of the Iroquois attacked Cap Rouge. They took three captives, a young man Hugues le Cousturier, Pierre Gareman and his ten year old son, Charles. Captive children were raised as members of the tribe. This is what they did with Charles Gareman. Charles married an Onieda woman named Marie Gonnentenne and was living in an Onieda village, upstream from Quebec in 1677. That year he took his daughter Louise to Quebec for baptism. He left her with the Ursuline nuns. Louise died there in 1683. Nothing more is known of Charles Gareman. In the Histoire De Notre-Dame de Ste. Foy, the priest H.-A. Scott writes (pp. 295-296): "the 10-06-1653, ... Pierre Gareman, called the Picard, had a consequence even more sad, as he was taken alive with his son Charles, of eight years, ... Charles owes his life to his young age and was later released." Effectively, in the autumn of 1655, the Jesuits bought him from the Onneyouts. In 1676, Charles will wed Marie Gonnentenne, of which the daughter Louise, god-daughter of Frontenac, will die at the Ursulines in 1683. Imprisonment: Jun 10, 1653, par les Iroquois Oneiouts a Cap Rouge | GANNONCHIASE Charles Gareman dit (I39223)
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| 6209 | Source Media Type: Book | Source (S1129)
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| 6210 | Source: Mariage.2, Rivière-Ouelle, 1685-1802, 502 et PRDH | Family: BEAULIEU Augustin Hudon / MARTIN Josephte (F24685)
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| 6211 | Sources: Title: Thomas and Susannah Bull of Hartford, Connecticut, and Some of Their Descendants in the Sixth and Seventh Generations, Volume: Part II, Pages: pp. 59-149 Abbrev: Thomas and Susannah Bull of Hartford, Connecticut, and Some of Their Descendants in the Sixth and Seventh Generations Author: Todd, Mary Louise B. Publication: Heitman Printers, Lake Forest, Illinois, 1983 Page: Page 66; Source references research by Mrs. Elizabeth Mattison of Middle Grove, Saratoga Co., New York; Durkee Cemetery lists in Saratoga Co., New York; census; Burying Grounds of Sharon; Sylvester's "History of Saratoga County, New York"; Dutchess Co., New York, land records; Poughkeepsie "Journal" of November 4, 1812; Gazetteer of Saratoga Co., New York (1871); Julius Gay notes. | Brill Sarah (I52257)
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| 6212 | Sponcered by Olivier Lafreniere; bap. 7 Apr. 1881 | BOUCHER Samuel (I1339)
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| 6213 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1209)
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| 6214 | Sponserd by Henry Boucher and Delia Boucher; bap. at Holy Family, Britt, Ont.; 8 Jul. 1895 | BOUCHER Archie (I1208)
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| 6215 | Sprinkle Cemetery, 2 miles NW of Galveston | DAVISSON Lewis A. (I36389)
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| 6216 | SS# 339-38-1521 Issued in Illinois, 1962. | Raue Leone (I52904)
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| 6217 | SSN 390107061 | MEYER Ruth Janet (I34477)
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| 6218 | SSN 477-03-1069 Del earned $.47/hr in 1942 Del earned $1.21/hr in 1950 Del earned $2.98/hr in 1957 Was a design engineer. Member of North St. Paul Lions. Founder of Piccadilly Chess Club. Member of National Federation Chess Club. August 24, 1954 Udal and Ruth purchased property at "Lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), except the westerly ten (10) feet of said lot fourteen (14), block three (3), third addition to Forest Heights, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of Register of Deeds in and for Washington County, Minnesota," for the cost of $5000.00. Udal was born in St. Paul, MN Oct 2nd 1911 - 72 years ago. He lived in the St. Paul Area until 1945 when he moved to Mahtomedi, MN in 1945. Before his marriage in 1939 he had worked as a free lance Commercial Artist. He and a fellow artist had their own studio but had to give it up during the depression. He then worked at the State Conservation Dept. as a draftsman. After completing a course in Mechanical Engineering he was employed at Northern Ordinance Inc. - later known as FMC. He married Ruth M. Ekstrom in 1939 and had two daughters, Diana Ruth and Karen Udal. Later know as Diana R. Freeman and Karen U. Kotke. He established his own chess club in his home in Mahtomedi. It was known as the Piccadilly Chess Club, as the owner of the Piccadilly Restaurant, Art Cheasick sponsored the club. "Dell" as he was known to his friends was a great lover of books and music. His tastes were many and varied. He had a keen sense of intellect. He played a good game of golf and bowling. But his pursuit of knowledge was his favorite passtime. He belonged to the North St. Paul Lions Club and was an active and enthusiastic participant in Lions projects. He retired from FMC Inc. in 1976 (Compulsary retirement at age 65.) He was not happy being out of the business environment. He then joined the company of Edison Controls where he was accepted not only as a co-worker but as a friend. They gave his life meaning again. He enjoyed people and they in turn enjoyed him. | SMITH Udal Sprague (I9079)
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| 6219 | SSN: 219-325-3387 | CHRISTIANSON Diane (I56232)
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| 6220 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I56236)
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| 6221 | SSN: 472-30-4152 Ruth was born at home. Episcapalien Ruth lived at 167 North McGregor, Mahtomedi, MN for about the last 50 years of her life. Education: Graduated from Towner, ND High School in 1937. She was involved in Band in High School. Ruth had training in Milling machines, Rockwell hardness, Tukon, Band saw. Ruth worked for Federal Catridge in New Brighton, MN from May 1966 through April 1970 where she supervised and assisted lab techs. Her final salery was $3.57/hr. Ruth worked at Merrill Abbot & Donahoaur from 1957 to 1965 as a Practical Nurse. She provided complete home nursing care - including any mediation or treatment necessary for patients. She made $2.50/hr. Ruth worked at Twin Cities Arsenal from 1952 to 1956 as a Lab Tech II. Responsibilities included Titrations, Preparation & reading of grain size and grain configuration of metal. Rockwell Hardness testing Mercurons Nitrate test. Viscosity of mouth Varnish and J. D. Lacquer. Templex test of Annial temperatures. Ruth made $.88/hr in 1952. Hobbies included Womens golf league, mixed doubles bowling, breading Samoyeds. August 24, 1954 Udal and Ruth purchased property at "Lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), except the westerly ten (10) feet of said lot fourteen (14), block three (3), third addition to Forest Heights, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of Register of Deeds in and for Washington County, Minnesota," for the cost of $5000.00. Read at her funeral by her grandson Brian Freeman: To me Grandma was my second mother. She taught me about life, politics, manners, people, writing, golf, society, you name it. She helped me with school projects and personal issues. She kept me company when I was feeling down or lonely. When I was a child she was not only my Grandmother, she was usually me best friend. That friendship continued until last week. Many things that I did in my life, I did to the motivation of hearing her tell me how proud she was of me. We found that the two of us could talk on a level that we often couldn't do with others. Although Grandma had the ability to ruffle the feathers of other on certain issues, we found a way to get beyond that and "solve the world's problems," as she would say. My memories with her goes well beyond holiday visits. I spent uncountable hours at her house just visiting or helping out with projects. Most of my memories lies within her house and yard as we touched on all of the topics of the day. I am happy about every moment I've spent with her even the occasional disagreements which I think we both learned from. My last memory of her today will be remembering all of the other good times we've had. Memories from Ruth Maimie Ekstrom Memories – Karen you asked for these. I warned you there would be times they would be hardly legible but you said go ahead. I remember my grandmother Ekstrom sitting in the “corner” of the kitchen. With the wood stove on one side and a table with many canaryies (sp) birds on a table beside her. She had what I would call a many layered cage and quite a few birds. She would sit and whittle and talk to them and they would respond. I was intrigued. They only responded to her voice. Not mine or any one else. My grandfather was a gentle sort of remote figure. But although he may not have responded to the to her grand children, he did respond to me. My first remembrance of my grand parents home was warmth and Love. Lots of it. They lived next door – one house removed. Their house sm. house our house All on one whole lot In back – behind grandfathers house was the horse barn. Behind our house was the cow barn and chickens. Horses and cows were never kept in the same barn. Horses and chickens were separate but in the same building. The horses were for draying (hauling) your [supplies]. (1) Remember Grandmother Ekstrom Life – Birds – Arvid – Death (2) The days of haying – The houses The sand paint for water The fun of controlling the placing of the hay on the stack by the speed etc of the stacker team. First driving – Model T across hay (practice) land. (3) My father took me everywhere possible with him. His campaigne (sic) for sheriff. His trip to Mr. (Fostor) to look after my mothers parents farm problems. Mr. Weker (Lawyer) and friend traveled with us (by train). I was about four years old. I was left with an older couple called Mr. & Mrs. Hanson while dad & Mr. Weker went out to the farm. This is still embarrassing to tell: Noone told me where the bathroom was and I was too embarrassed to ask these people I had just met and was left with. I suffered as long as I could and then went into some woods near by and relieved myself. What ever happened after that I cannot recall tho (sic) I have really tried. The Hansons spoke very little English and what they said to friends and my father was in Norwegian and I could not understand. Some how I was told where the “out house” was and I was scared to death of it (because all it had was two large holes and is was high). I was sure I would fall in. But I must have been very timid because I never told anyone my feelings about “anything”. My father was my “rock.” He always was kind of gentle and protective. My earliest memory is being picked up by him from a couch at my grandma and grandpa Ekstroms house on a Christmas eve (we always spent Christmas eve at this house, Thanksgiving at Aunt Anna and uncle Ervin Cook’s farm house, Christmas day at ours), but I digress. I had fallen asleep and when it was time to go home my father picked me up. Someone said “look she’s smiling” and daddy said, “She always wakes up smiling.” Funny how children are impressed with praise and I think it was because my father had pride in me that it meant so much. Also, I do not recall my mother “ever” praising me. Maybe she did but somehow she took care of my needs (physical) very well, I am sure. I was kept clean and healthy. As my father once said “she was a good woman.” I was born approx nine mos. After my sister Edna died (at about 1 1/2 or 2) I was the third girl. I somehow (later) sort of got the feeling I was a “gender” disappointment to my mother. This is a sort of (paradox). My father, being the only son of an only son of an only son – etc. of the Ekstrom name and line. My father wanted a son to carry on the family name (a proud name) and so there would be more pregnancies until a son was born. Some how I got the feeling that sex for my mother was for procreation only – not a pleasurable act. ie: That’s why I got the impression from her. But my father never felt that way. He really hurt a great deal when Edna died (he loved children) and I probably helped fill an empty place in his heart. I was what one might say “a daddy’s girl.” I was a blue eyed blonde happy baby and I enjoyed a very happy young life. At pre-school age (maybe 4) I was chosen to be the bride in a presentation at school called “Tom Thumbs Wedding.” My groom was Ormiston Kermott, the dentist son. If you do no know, Tom Thumb was a famous midget in the circus world. (There are pictures of us among my photos). Ormiston (what a name) died while attending the U. He had a blister on his heel. It led to blood poisoning and killed him. (Remember b/4 penicillin and also remember young people feel they are invincible and are careless of their health.) My next years of “Lime-light” are my years of competing in what was called declamation contests. I really did quite well. Memorized and had training from Mrs. on presenting my reading. I won awards including a gold medal. I am enclosing and the prize I gave. I remember the warm, clean smell of the cow barn in the winter time, when the cows were brought in from the pasture and lived near us (in the same block). |-------------------|-------------------------| | House barns | Sow barns | | Chickens | Silo & feed area | |-------------------|-------------------------| Our house | Grandfather’s | sm | our house | Block of space | house | house | milk house | | | our old | indoor | | | one | plumbing | |-------------------|----------|---------------| There were always (barn) cats. They were sort of wild, except for one, and lived warm & snug among the cows, had their litters hidden away in the haymow (but I found them and loved them,) and they kept the mice down and received warm, fresh cows milk morning and night. My father was meticulous (very clean) about the hired hands who helped with the milking, that they washed the cow teats (tits to you) and their hands before milking. My parents were Scandinavian and very clean people. Only now do I realize how natural this was for them. Today it would be controlled or demanded by someone. To them it was simply the way one did things. My father was a self taught vet. He vaccinated, treated many animals beside his own. If I say self-taught, I may be wrong. His family was very intelligent and had formal education beyond the usual (norm.) His father, Grandpa Ekstrom came from a wealthy family in Sweden. He ran away as a young lad (what age is uncertain – at least in his terms) and hid on board a ship was accepted as a cabin boy. His family tried to have him returned to them but was not successful. He stayed at sea and worked his way up to Captain of his own sailing vessell (sp) ship. There is a time lapse I cannot account for. Maybe cousin Roy Cook in Seattle may help you. He has a genealogy of the Ekstrom family. His wife’s name is Sophia. However, my father was very intelligent and adaptable to his enprisonment. Grandfather Ekstrom at one time when he was married and had a family of 3 girls and 1 boy (my father) an other male child Verner, had died in infancy. He was a banker in, I think, Litchfield, MN. At that time banks were personal businesses. He and two other partners owned the bank thru economics, poor loans, extended credit or whatever, the bank failed. The two partners pulled everything they could out of it but my grandfather felt an obligation to his depositors and put everything on the “block” except his furniture and personal possessions. My father, who had homesteaded in North Dakota brought them, his parents and three sisters to Dakota (Towner) and built them a house. His mother grandma Ekstrom and her daughters became seamstresses. They had always done fine “needle work” and they now put it to use. They hand made every fine linen you could imagine. Cloths, wedding gowns, table linens, trousseau (sp) linens, baby Christmas gowns, table linens, napkins. This was not simple embroidering, but “cut” work or “open” work, where a solid satin (I think) stitch was done over & over. I was too young to appreciate what they were doing and what my cousins, particularly, Hattie Cook, was forever doing. They were never without hand-work in their hands. My grandfather became a “dray man”. He with his team of horses and dray wagon on the wheels in summer & sleigh in winter hauled freight from the Depot to the merchants of the town. He accepted what was handed him and gained the love and respect of the town businessmen. He was “Dad” to them and they gave him a gold watch on his retirement with the inscription “To Dad from the Boys”. He was a great wonderful person. My own relationship with him was a warm, safe, place. Because of his loss of hearing and bad eye sight (he had a cataract operation before anesthesia was invented) they gave him whiskey & tied him down, he only had it done once – could not face it again. He loved to read but had to use a large strong magnifying glass. He took & read a daily paper and had in the past accumulated a bit of a library. Special Occasions: (a) Death of Grandma Ekstrom – laid out in parlor of their house. Took Carol (neighbor) Chadderton to see her. First death I had experienced. (b) Presentation of bouquet of roses to Crown Prince & Princess of Sweden – on rear platform of train. Betty Sommerdorf represented the Germans (her father owned the general merchentile store) and I represented the Swedes. We both wore link (satin? rayon? shiny material) like dresses with panties to match. About 4 yrs old I think – or less. The bouquet was as large as I was and my father held me up to present them. The picture that was taken shows me standing on a chair holding dahlias from mothers garden. We each (Betty & I) received a gold bracelet. I am wearing it in the picture. I just recently got I back from Aileen after I pointed out it was mine in the above mentioned picture. The inscription on the inside had been scratched out. (c) Tom Thumbs wedding – Ormiston Kermott (dentists son). (d) Declamation contests Mrs. Kinder, wife of school principal coached me. Still have one gold medal. (e) Played 1st trumpet in band. Was suppose to play solo “Little Town of Bethlehem” at church xmas program. Totally “froze” – couldn’t play a note! Mother was embarrassed & angry. Daddy felt so very sorry for me and comforted me. (f) My first dog. The butchers wife gave me a Pekinese puppy. Her purebred female was unfortunately mated to a undesirable male. I was thrilled and loved her (my puppy) dearly. But one day when I came home from school for lunch I could hear crying in the basement and the door was locked. Mother wouldn’t let me go to her. She said the dog was sick but she was taking care of it. When I came home after school she said it had died and she had buried it. I found out she had cloraphormed (sp) it and her puppies. I didn’t even know she was pregnant. When I told her I knew she had killed them she didn’t deny it and was furious at the neighbor who had told me. I was crushed. These are real names. I am trying to be completely honest with you. I don’t think many parents do. It is different to separate ones feelings. The small form stopped struggling and became still. Like a sigh, Edna ceased her struggle for air and relaxed. It was over. Mrs. Shipman, the nurse, turned to John and shook her head. He buried his head in his hands and sobbed. He cradled the baby and rocked her. Talking to her and soothing her as if she was still with them. She in now in God’s hands. No she is still in mine. The blond, blue eyed baby lay limp but still warm to the touch. He could not put her down. At 2 1/2 she could walk and her dearest treasure was “a new pair of shoes”. She had hugged them to her and repeated over & over “new shoes, my new shoes!” They took her from him gently and his sister (Mamie) put her arm around him and lead [sic] him off. The mother & nurse bathed and dressed the baby and prepared her for burial. In those days there was not a funeral parlor and embalming was not done. The family took care of it’s own. John came in and put the “new shoes” in her arms. She was buried from the home. John was inconsolable. His sisters rallied around him and gave what support they could. A judge, Judge Christianson, a friend of John’s knew of Nettie’s love of flowers particularly dahlias and as a new strain of light pink had just been developed he gave it the name “Edna Karin” in memory of (my sister) the baby. Approx 2 1/2 yrs later another blond, blue eyed baby was born to John & Nettie. Atho [sic] she could not replace Edna, she did fill a loving need. She was a happy cheerful child and her father adored her. He took her everywhere possible with him. However there was an older child. Born 2 yrs before Edna. She was a somber quick baby and when the tragedy of Edna’s illness (pneumonia) and death overwhelmed her parents I’m sure she felt a bit left out. Then the new baby. All smiles and watched over very carefully so nothing happened to her. This new baby seemed to live a charmed life. She was blond, blue eyed, chubby and a totally happy smiling person. John was enchanted by her and his family, who lived next door were thrilled to see him so happy again. And the bond between father & daughter grew every day. John was well liked & respected in the community. He was kind and gentle and giving he also had great manners. He was hansom, and people responded to him. He was without guile and was trustworthy. His ward could always be depended upon. He was brought up a “gentleman” but never let necessary hard labor demean him. His manners were impeccable. It was inate (sp). (totally natural) My father (John) led a very diversified life. He was an only son after his brother Verner died in infancy, and being an only son meant a great deal to the Ekstrom family. There had been only one male to carry the name for several generations. And today there is only one – John Verner (my brothers grand son) to carry it on (and possess the “Loving Cup”) a family heirloom handed down to only sons for at least 6 generations. Vestibule of Train I have a desire to let you all know who I am and have been. I don’t think it is an ego trip. I do feel there isn’t enough time or availability to tell you all I would like you to know and I am overwhelmed with trying to give you an unbiased picture. But I know it is almost impossible to be objective. And I have no way of knowing how you will interpret what I tell you. Boy I wish I could. | EKSTROM Ruth Mamie (I2645)
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| 6222 | SSN: 474-26-5245 Occupation: Forester Church: Episcopal Military: WWI - Army | CHILDS John Keble (I34474)
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| 6223 | SSN: 475-14-3722 Army serial no. 17 0110 023 Rank PFC Discharged March 11, 1946 Military occupation: Airplane and engine mechanic 747 Received: American Theater Service Ribbon | LEEDOM Robert Allison (I5015)
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| 6224 | St. Anne's Church | Family: WACHTER Charles / FARLING Marie (F24719)
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| 6225 | St. Francis Church, Washington County, MN | Family: LAMOTTE Jerome Andre / FREEMAN Patricia Ann (F4833)
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| 6226 | St. Francis Hospital. Burial: Dec. 14, 1982 in St. Vaclav Catholic Cemetery, Carroll Twp., Tama, IA | PODHAJSKY Lucille Mary (I49762)
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| 6227 | St. Helen's Church | Family: SCHAEFER Dr. Vincent / van der HAGEN Jacqueline Marie Wilhelmina (F21343)
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| 6228 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F19685)
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| 6229 | St. Joseph Hospital | COUK Laura Emma (I36476)
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| 6230 | St. Joseph's Church | Family: KLEBAUR Eugene Joseph / HESS Bernice Lois (F25543)
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| 6231 | St. Joseph's Church, Maplewood, NJ | Family: KLEBAUR Edward James / REIMAN Lorraine Flora (F25541)
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| 6232 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F3963)
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| 6233 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F21380)
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| 6234 | St. Mark's Catholic Church, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN | Family: OLSSON Richard Elliot / HART Mary Jane "Snook" (F6092)
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| 6235 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / LAMOTTE Michelle Kathleen (F2771)
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| 6236 | St. Mary's Hospital Interment: Apr 1939 Old Batton (Nutter) Cemetery, near Porto Rico , Doddridge Co., WV | NUTTER W. Henderson (I39062)
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| 6237 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F8082)
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| 6238 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F2916)
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| 6239 | St. Paul City Directory 1914, she lived at 970 Beach St. and worked as a seamstress. | KRAFT Elsie Marie (I12514)
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| 6240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F24998)
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| 6241 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: NEVONEN Shawn Matthew / Living (F25003)
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| 6242 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F24997)
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| 6243 | St. Vaclav Catholic Church | Family: SEBETKA Wesley L. / PODHAJSKY Lucille Mary (F23084)
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| 6244 | St. Vincents Hospital, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Billings, MT. | LEEDOM Miles Raymond (I57566)
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| 6245 | St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church | Family: SEDA Charles John (Karl Jan) / SEBETKA Catherine (Katrina) M. (F23083)
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| 6246 | St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church | Family: SEBETKA Lester John / ROHLENA Lillian (F23086)
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| 6247 | Started the steam engine company in Eaton,NY. along with Capt Allen Wood's brother Enos Wood. | WOOD Allen Nelson (I33495)
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| 6248 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1831)
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| 6249 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1826)
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| 6250 | Stephen Hopkins was born in England about 1580. He died in Plymouth between 6 June and 17 July 1644. His parentage has not been proved, but he may be the son of Stephen Hopkins of Wortley, Parish of Wotten Underedge, County of Gloucester, England and perhaps baptized there on 29 Oct. 1581. The Wortley historian has conjectured, after a thorough study of the family, that Stephen of the Mayflower may well have been the son of Stephen Hopkins, a clothier of Wortley who also had a son, Robert Hopkins of London. He sailed in the Mayflower to New England in 1620, as one of the "Londoners" or "strangers" recruited for the voyage with his wife, Elizabeth and children and two men servants, Edward Doty and Edward Lister. Upon the ship's arrival at Cape Cod 11 November, 1620, Stephen was among the men signing the Mayflower Compact in the ship's cabin. He was one of three men disignated to provide counsel and advice to Captain Myles Standish on the first land expedition of the Pilgrims in the New World. During the third day out, the company chanced upon an Indian deer trap and Stephen was able to explain it's funciton and danger to his fellows. In February of 1620/21, when Indians appeared on a neighboring hilltop, Captain Standish took Stephen Hopkins with him to negotiate with the "savages." Thereafter, Stephen was invariable deputized to meet the Indians and act as envoy to friendly Chief Massasoit, and he made a friend for the colonists of Samoset, another Indian whom Stephen entertained in his home. Despite the mortality caused by tribulations of the first Pilgrim winter in New England, Stephen Hopkins' household of eight persons was one of only four households that escaped loss. Stephen was referred to as a merchant and a planter in Plymouth records and also "Master." Only two others of the 17 free men on the oyage were so styled. He was also called "Gentleman". He received a six-acre lot in the division of land in 1623 and later had other plots by grant or purchase. It is stated that he kept for his home throughout his life at Plymouth the lot on the easterly corner of Main and Leyden Streets that had been assigned to him on arrival. He built and owned the first wharf in Plymouth Colony of which there is record, selling it for sixty pounds in July of 1637. He built a home in Yarmouth on Cape Cod but returned to Plymouth and gave the Yarmouth dwelling to his son Giles, who remained there. Stephen Hopkins was made a freeman by 1633 and served with sons, Giles and Caleb and son-in-law, Jacob Cooke as "Voluntary" in the Pequot War of 1637. He held the position of Assisant in the Colony from at least 1633 to 1636. Probably from his status in the Colony as a "stranger," Setphen found himself on occasion in official difficulty. In June of 1636, while serving as Assistant, he was fined for battery of John Tisdale. In 1637 and 1638 he was charged with various indiscretions involving the sale of intoxicants and other items at his dwelling. In 1638/39 he was found in contempt of court for refusing to deal fairly with Dorothy Temple, an apprentice girl, and in December of 1639, he was charged with selling a looking glass at an excessive price. Stephen was probably the young man of that name who served as minister's clerk on the vessel "Sea Venture" which sailed from London 2 June 1609, bound for Virginia. The ship was severely damaged in a hurricane, and the company was washed ashore on the Mermudan "Ile of Divels" on 28 July. The 150 survivors were marooned on the island for nine months, building two vessels which ultimately took them to Virginia. During the sojourn, Stephen Hopkins encouraged an uprising by his fellows upon grounds that the Governor's authority pertained only to the existence in Bermuda. For his remarks he was placed under guard, brought before the company in manacles and sentenced to death by court martial. "But so penitent hee was and made so much moane, alleadging the ruine of his wife and children in this his trespasse," according to William Strachey's record of the voyage, that friends among his cohorts procured a pardon from the Governor. The two newly buildt vessels, the "Patience" and the "Deliverance," arrived at Jamestown on 24 May 1610, but no evidence has been found of Hopkins' residence there, and it is presumed he soon returned to his family in England. Strachey noted that while Hopkins was very religious, he was contentious and defiant of authority and possessed enough learning to undertake to wrest leadership from others. The home in England of Stephen Hopkins was just outside of London Wall on the high road entering the city at Aldgate in the vicinity of Heneage House. In this neighborhood lived John Carver and William Bradford of the Mayflower company; Robert Cushman, the London agent for the Pilgrims; and Edward Southworth, who later came to New England. Stephen was called a tanner or leathermaker at the time of the Mayflower voyage. His first wife and mother of Constance and Giles and perhaps John is unknown. She died before 1617/18. No authority has been found for the oft published identification of her as Constance Dudley. His second marriage to Elizabeth Fisher was performed at St. Mary Matfellon, Whitechapel, London, England on 19 February 1617/18. (1618) She died in Plymouth after 4 February 1638/39. Their first child, Demaris came on the Mayflower with Constance and Giles and was alive in 1627 but was probably the daughter reported by Bradford the have "dyed here." Their second child, a son, Oeanus, so named because he was born aboard the Mayflower on the Atlantic Ocean between 16 September and 11 November 1620. The will of Stephen Hopkins, dated 6 June 1644, was proved upon testimony of Wlliam Bradford and Myles Standish at a General Court at Plymouth on 20 August 1644. Calling himself of Plymouth in New England and "weake yet in good and prfect memory," he directed that his body be "buryed as neare as convenyently may be to my wyfe, Deceased." He made these bequests; To son Giles Hopkins the great bull now in the hands of Mris. Warren. To Steven Hopkins "my sonn Giles his sonne," 20 shillings in Mris. Warren's hands for the hire of said bull. To Dau. Constanc Snow, wife of Nicholas, "my mare." To Dau. Deborah Hopkins "the brodhorned black cowe and her calf and half the Cowe called Motley. To Dau. Damaris Hopkins "the Cowe called Damaris heiffer and the white faced calf and half the cowe called Motley." Biographical Summary Stephen Hopkins was from Hampshire, England. He married his first wife, Mary, and in the parish of Hursley, Hampshire; he and wife Mary had their children Elizabeth, Constance, and Giles all baptized there. It has long been claimed that the Hopkins family was from Wortley, Gloucester, but this was disproven in 1998. For more information on the true English origins of Stephen Hopkins, see the "Published Research" section at the bottom of this page. Stephen Hopkins went with the ship Sea Venture on a voyage to Jamestown, Virginia in 1609 as a minister's clerk, but the ship wrecked in the "Isle of Devils" in the Bermudas. Stranded on an island for ten months, the passengers and crew survived on turtles, birds, and wild pigs. Six months into the castaway, Stephen Hopkins and several others organized a mutiny against the current governor. The mutiny was discovered and Stephen was sentenced to death. However, he pleaded with sorrow and tears. "So penitent he was, and made so much moan, alleging the ruin of his wife and children in this his trespass, as it wrought in the hearts of all the better sorts of the company". He managed to get his sentence commuted. Eventually the castaways built a small ship and sailed themselves to Jamestown. How long Stephen remained in Jamestown is not known. However, while he was gone, his wife Mary died. She was buried in Hursley on 9 May 1613, and left behind a probate estate which mentions her children Elizabeth, Constance and Giles. Stephen was back in England by 1617, when he married Elizabeth Fisher, but apparently had every intention of bringing his family back to Virginia. Their first child, Damaris, was born about 1618. In 1620, Stephen Hopkins brought his wife, and children Constance, Giles, and Damaris on the Mayflower (child Elizabeth apparently had died). Stephen was a fairly active member of the Pilgrims shortly after arrival, perhaps a result of his being one of the few individuals who had been to Virginia previously. He was a part of all the early exploring missions, and was used almost as an "expert" on Native Americans for the first few contacts. While out exploring, Stephen recognized and identified an Indian deer trap. And when Samoset walked into Plymouth and welcomed the English, he was housed in Stephen Hopkins' house for the night. Stephen was also sent on several of the ambassadorial missions to meet with the various Indian groups in the region. Stephen was an assistant to the governor through 1636, and volunteered for the Pequot War of 1637 but was never called to serve. By the late 1630s, however, Stephen began to occasionally run afoul of the Plymouth authorities, as he apparently opened up a shop and served alcohol. In 1636 he got into a fight with John Tisdale and seriously wounded him. In 1637, he was fined for allowing drinking and shuffleboard playing on Sunday. Early the next year he was fined for allowing people to drink excessively in his house: guest William Reynolds was fined, but the others were acquitted. In 1638 he was twice fined for selling beer at twice the actual value, and in 1639 he was fined for selling a looking glass for twice what it would cost if bought in the Bay Colony. Also in 1638, Stephen Hopkins' maidservant got pregnant from Arthur Peach, who was subsequently executed for murdering an Indian. The Plymouth Court ruled he was financially responsible for her and her child for the next two years (the amount remaining on her term of service). Stephen, in contempt of court, threw Dorothy out of his household and refused to provide for her, so the court committed him to custody. John Holmes stepped in and purchased Dorothy's remaining two years of service from him: agreeing to support her and child. Stephen died in 1644, and made out a will, asking to be buried near his wife, and naming his surviving children. To Dau. Ruth "the Cowe called Red Cole and her calfe and a Bull at yarmouth wch is an yeare and advantage old and half the curld Cowe." To Dau. Elizabeth "the Cowe called Smykins and her calf and thother half of the Curld Cowe wth Ruth and an yearelinge heiffer wthout a tayle in the keepeing of Gyles Hopkins at Yarmouth." To four daus. Deborah, Demaris, Ruth and Elizabeth Hopkins, all the moveable goods that belonged to his house, "and in case any of my said daughters should be taken away by death before they marryed then...their division to be equally devided amongst the Survivors." To son Caleb, "heire apparent," house and lands at Plymouth, one pair of oxen and the hire of them, then in the hands of Richard Church, and "all my debts which are now oweing unto me." The testator reserved to his daus. "free recourse to my house in Plymouth upon any occation there to abide and remayne for such tyme as any of them shall thinke meete and convenyent & they single persons." He named son, Caleb as executor, and Caleb and Captain Standish as joint supervisors of the will. The inventory of his goods, taken by Captain Standish, Thomas Willet and John Doane on 17 July 1644, listed livestock (fifteen neat cattle, a horse and other stock), household goods, clothing, tools and more than seventeen pounds owed to Hopkins by debtors. The estate was given a total value of about 130 pounds. The division of his moveble estate to daughters Deborah, Damaris, Ruth and Elizabeth was made by son Caleb and Captain Standish on 30 november 1644. In his list of the Mayflower passengers, Governor Bradford included: "Mr. Steven Hopkins, and Elizabeth, his wife, and 2 children, caled Giles, and Constanta, a doughter, both by a former wife; and 2 more by his wife caled Damaris and Oceanus; the last was borne at sea; and two servants, called Edward Doty and Edward Litster." Taking note of changes after 30 years, Bradford wrote of the Hopkins family in the spring of 1651: "Mr. Hopkins and his wife are now both dead, but they lived above 20 years in this place, and had one sone and 4 doughters borne here. Ther sone became a seaman, and dyed at Barbadoes; one daughter dyed here, and 2 are maried, one of them hath 2 children; and one is yet to mary. So their increase which still survive are 5. But his sone Giles is maried and hath 4 children. His doughter Constanta is also maried and hath 12 children, all of them living, and one of them maried." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As published in the American Genealogist which corrects some of the above .... Stephen Hopkins was not from Wortley, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, as has been previously published in numerous books and articles, and the claim he married a woman named Constance Dudley is complete fiction. This alleged origin was disproven in my article, "The True English Origins of Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower", published in The American Genealogist 73:161-171. The Wotton-under-Edge claim was never factually sound to begin with, based simply on a few name coincidences and wild speculations. The baptism records of Stephen Hopkins' children Giles and Constance, as well as an additional child Elizabeth, were discovered in the parish registers of Hursley, Hampshire, England. Below is a scan of the Hursley parish register for 1606 showing Constance Hopkins' baptism in the original records. For those of you who can't read the handwriting, it says: "undecimo de May, Constancia filia Steph. Hopkins fuit baptizata", which translates into English as "Eleventh day of May, Constance daughter of Steph. Hopkins was baptized." And there in Hursley, on 9 May 1613, Mary Hopkins the wife of Stephen was buried. Mary's children Giles, Constance, and Elizabeth are all named in her probate estate papers dated 10 May 1613 and on file at the Hampshire Records Office (file: 1613AD/046). The claim Stephen had a son William is based on Wotton-under-Edge records, and is invalid since that Hopkins family had no connection with the Mayflower. The claim that Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower had a son Stephen baptized at St. Stephen Coleman Street, London on 22 December 1609 is also wrong--no such baptism record exists. This baptism is apparently an error for a real baptism which is found on 3 December 1609 at the parish of St. Katherine Coleman, London. This child died on 19 February 1609/10, and the father had another child named John Hopkins, baptized on 14 April 1611. Since Stephen Hopkins the Mayflower passenger was in Virginia at the time this child was conceived and later baptized, he could not have fathered it. The name Stephen Hopkins is quite common--there are at least five of them in London during this time period. This is just another man named Stephen Hopkins, and there is no connection with the Mayflower passenger of the same name | Hopkins Stephen (I53736)
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| 6251 | Stephen lived in Dartmouth (now New Bedford), MA and was a farmer. He was a Friend (Quaker), and his second marriage was in Friend's Meeting Records. Of his children, Elizabeth, Eunice and Richard are mentioned as minors in their father's will, dated March 19, 1757. The estate was divided between James, Stephen and Richard. He died in June, 1764. There are two different dates for his birth; Oct. 23, 1683 and Feb. 23, 1683. The dates for his death also vary; June 1764 and July 3, 1764. | Peckham Stephen (I53850)
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| 6252 | Stephen lived in Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA and was one of the original proprietors of East Greenwich in 1677. Jan., 1679, he had a grant of land in the Narragansett, but probably never went there. December 9, 1679, he bought of Captain Seth Pope a one-quarter share right in Dartmouth, MA. The original proprietors of this territory lived in Plymouth. It comprised New Bedford, Fairhaven, Westport and the present town of Darmout. Previous to the Revolution, the district on the west side of the Accushnet River, between Clarke's Point and the "Head of the River," was occupied by a few substantial farmers, in the following order, from the point north: Benjamin Allen, Joseph Russell, Jr. and Sr., Manesseh Kempton, Samuel Willis and Stephen Peckham. The latter's farm extended from what is now Linden St., northward within the limits of New Bedford. Stephen Peckham's name is amoung the list of proprietors to whom a confirmatory deed was given by Governor William Bradford, November 12, 1694. He married, probably before leaving, Newport, Rhode Island, Mary______. He died on 23 April, 1724. (This was a written by Stephen Farnum Peckham, A. M., from New York City and was printed in the New Enlgand Historic and Genealogical Society, Volume 57, 1903) ABSTRACT OF WILL OF STEPHEN PECKHEM Bristol County, Massachusetts Probate Records Will of Stephen Peckhem of Dart.,Yeoman, dtd. 1 Dec. 1722, prb. 19 May 1724. Wife mentioned but not named. Sons: Stephen, Willaim, John, Joseph and Josiah. 5 daus: Aloner, Mary, Hannah Deborah and Jean. Wtns: Samuel Willis, Phillip Cannon & Increase Allen, Jr. [4:318/19/20]. Order for inv. to Mrs. Mary Peckhem, Exec. of Est. of her husb. STEPHEN PECKHEM of Dart., dtd. 21 Joly 1724 [4:317/8]. Inv. of Est. of STEPHEN PECKHEM, of Dart., who died 23 Apr. 1724, pres. by Mary Peckhem, his widow & Exec. Apprs: Joseph Russsel,Jr., Benjamin Allen & Samuel Willis. [4:320/1/2/3/4]. Acct. of Mary Peckham, Exec. of Est. of her husb. STEPHEN PECKHEM of Dart., dtd. 18 Mar 1728/9 [6:221] Stephen lived in Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA and was one of the original proprietors of East Greenwich in 1677. Jan., 1679, he had a grant of land in the Narragansett, but probably never went there. December 9, 1679, he bought of Captain Seth Pope a one-quarter share right in Dartmouth, MA. The original proprietors of this territory lived in Plymouth. It comprised New Bedford, Fairhaven, Westport and the present town of Darmout. Previous to the Revolution, the district on the west side of the Accushnet River, between Clarke's Point and the "Head of the River," was occupied by a few substantial farmers, in the following order, from the point north: Benjamin Allen, Joseph Russell, Jr. and Sr., Manesseh Kempton, Samuel Willis and Stephen Peckham. The latter's farm extended from what is now Linden St., northward within the limits of New Bedford. Stephen Peckham's name is amoung the list of proprietors to whom a confirmatory deed was given by Governor William Bradford, November 12, 1694. He married, probably before leaving, Newport, Rhode Island, Mary______. He died on 23 April, 1724. (This was a written by Stephen Farnum Peckham, A. M., from New York City and was printed in the New Enlgand Historic and Genealogical Society, Volume 57, 1903) ABSTRACT OF WILL OF STEPHEN PECKHEM Bristol County, Massachusetts Probate Records Will of Stephen Peckhem of Dart.,Yeoman, dtd. 1 Dec. 1722, prb. 19 May 1724. Wife mentioned but not named. Sons: Stephen, Willaim, John, Joseph and Josiah. 5 daus: Aloner, Mary, Hannah Deborah and Jean. Wtns: Samuel Willis, Phillip Cannon & Increase Allen, Jr. [4:318/19/20]. Order for inv. to Mrs. Mary Peckhem, Exec. of Est. of her husb. STEPHEN PECKHEM of Dart., dtd. 21 Joly 1724 [4:317/8]. Inv. of Est. of STEPHEN PECKHEM, of Dart., who died 23 Apr. 1724, pres. by Mary Peckhem, his widow & Exec. Apprs: Joseph Russsel,Jr., Benjamin Allen & Samuel Willis. [4:320/1/2/3/4]. Acct. of Mary Peckham, Exec. of Est. of her husb. STEPHEN PECKHEM of Dart., dtd. 18 Mar 1728/9 [6:221] | Peckham Stephen (I53879)
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| 6253 | Still living 24 Aug. 1730. | Harris Susannah (I52336)
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| 6254 | still living in 1850 | PULSIFER Hannah (I7325)
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| 6255 | Still living in 1853. | FREEMAN Elizabeth (I3074)
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| 6256 | Still living in 1853. | FREEMAN Hannah (I3106)
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| 6257 | Still living in 1871 census Tiny Twp., Simcoe Co. age 90 years. He is listed as Peter Giroux. | GIROUX Pierre (I3411)
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| 6258 | Stillborn | CUSHMAN Child (I47960)
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| 6259 | STILLBORN | Vassall Girl (I50353)
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| 6260 | Stillborn- buried with mother | FATUM Male (I2836)
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| 6261 | Stillwater Vital Records from 1847-1850, District 2, Henry T. Shearman, clerk; Sanford is listed as 21 years of age, single and a farmer, native to Stillwater. | Newland Sandford Billings (I52256)
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| 6262 | Student at Amherst College for 3 and a half years. | TUTTLE Ada May (I9632)
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| 6263 | Suicide | RUSSELL Thomas (I32214)
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| 6264 | Suicide - Gun | HAYES Elliot Kerwin "Billy" (I56245)
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| 6265 | Suicide - Jumped | HAYES Janet Gertrude (I56246)
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| 6266 | Superintendent of logging at Bena, MN Chas. H. Beaulieu was the captain in Co. G. 9th Minnesota Infantry. Clement H. Beaulieu had been associated in business with his son Charles H. Beaulieu but now he bought out his son's interest for two thousand dollars and four days later, he sold it to Theodore Borup of St. Paul for three thousand dollars. He tranferred all of his Crow Wing real estate to Charles H. Beaulieu for fifteen thousand dollars. In 1868, he mortgaged all his household goods to Clement H. Beaulieu, Junior, for five hundred dollars, and his livestock to F. W. Peake, for two hundred dollars. His career as an independent merchant in Crow Wing ended, but after moving to White Earth, he became interested again as a merchant. | BEAULIEU Captain Charles H. Hudon Dit (I692)
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| 6267 | Surnamed TheGreat by King Rufus | De Bohun II Humphrey (I2289)
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| 6268 | Susan Mary (Childs) BRUSTMAN Obituary Passed away at age 79 on May 4, 2019 in her sleep at Gable Pines, Vadnais Heights, Minnesota from Alzheimer's disease. She was the loving wife of Edward who was devoted to her and visited her daily while she resided at Gable Pines. She was preceded in death by her son, Robert (Bob, 51); and sister, Patty (82). Susan is survived by her daughter, Pamela (56); as well as her sisters, Peggy, Nancy and Kathy, of whom she was the middle child, and grandchildren, Eleanor and Zak. The Childs sisters formed a formidable sisterhood that has remained and weathered years and distance. She also leaves behind her adored cat, Ginger. She graduated from the University of Minnesota and was an avid reader, and lifelong scholar. She loved mathematics and excelled at writing and creative pursuits. She was an environmental advocate, and retired from a position as an Information Officer with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency in 1998. Susan's hobbies included gardening, painting, gourmet cooking, reading, playing bridge, singing, sewing and attending cultural events. She had a beautiful voice and sang and harmonized with her sisters since childhood, sang in church choirs, and was known for her singing until the end, at Gable Pines. She contributed as a reporter to the New Brighton Bulletin when residing in New Brighton and was the president of League of Women Voters and advocated women's rights and the passing of the ERA. She shared a winter home in Arizona with husband Ed, until Alzheimer's forced her residence in a memory care center. Donations in Susan's name to Alzheimer's Disease Research, Clarksburg, MD 20871 and Children's Foundation, Edina MN 55436 are welcome and appreciated. Friends and family are invited to the memorial service which will be at a later date. Date and venue to be determined. Published in Pioneer Press from May 10 to May 12, 2019 | CHILDS Susan Mary (I1978)
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| 6269 | Suzanne's godmother was Marie-Suzanne Péré, a fellow fille à marier to Suzanne's mother Anne. | Normand Marie-Suzanne [III] (I39585)
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| 6270 | Tages hobbies as a young boy were fishing in the harbor at Horsens, Denmark and playing cricket. | Mortensen Tage (I53068)
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| 6271 | taken prisoner | DeBohun VI Humphrey (I2320)
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| 6272 | Temperance Williams, after the death of her husband in 1804, left CT., being brought out to the Western country by her son in Sept. of 1817. She made her permanent home with him in Painesville, OH where she died on May 25, 1823. | Williams Temperance (I51518)
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| 6273 | Ten children were born to them; six in Crow Wing and four near White Earth Agency. Two lived only a few years, the others are, with the exception of his daughter Mrs. Julia A. Spears, (the second), who lives at Red Lake, all members of the White Earth Reservation, and possess valuable landed interests there | FAIRBANKS Margaret Elizabeth (I2788)
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| 6274 | The 131st Monarch, who in A.D. 498, with five of his brothers, went into Scotland with a complete army to assist his grandfather Loarn, King of Dalriada in overcoming his enemies, the Picts. Upon the King's death, Fergus was unanimously elected king and became the first absolute king of all Scotland , of the Miesian Race. | EARCA Fergus Mor Mac (I5317)
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| 6275 | The 1900 Census for McHenry County,IL say Martha was divorced. | Family: Osgood Franklin / Brown Martha Eunice (F24138)
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| 6276 | The baptismal record for Agnes' son Edmund or Edward is recorded at Penetanguishene. The original document seems to have been altered, but hard to tell on photocopy without seeing oringinal document. It appears to have been first written as Edward Bergeron, son of Alexander Bergeron and Agnes Boucher. Then, after the name Bergeron and slightly above and to the right is the name Vallee. Also below the line is added Edmund Vallee and where the word Vallee appears this time is just past the fathers name and almost gives the impression that HE is the Bergeron/Vallee; but I am more inclined to think that it is meant to say that Edward is also known as EDMUND VALLEE. It seems awfully coincidental to me that BOTH Edward Bergeron (Vallee) and our Edmund Vallee were born on the same day and both had mother's named Agnes Boucher. Bap. record at Penetang. for Agnes Boucher; bn. 23 Jan. 1873; sponcered by Alesir?/ Alexir? Cadat and Marie Lafreniere bap. 9 Mar. 1873 On the 1910 census for Michigan in Clark Township; Cedarville, Mackinaw Co., Mi.; Agnes appears as wife of Joseph Vallee using the name of Mary B. (perhaps she was Mary Agnes Boucher?) or does the "B" stand for Bergeron? It says Joseph born in Michigan and only child Edward and Mary B. bn. Canada-French and also says that both Mary B. (Agnes) and Edward came to this country in 1898. That's 2 years before Joseph claims to have come with his family in June of 1900. | BOUCHER Agnes (I1203)
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| 6277 | The baptismal records were found in C R 2 (church records of Rochester, Plymouth County, MA. Probably Congregational Church of Rochester. | Annable Elizabeth (I53442)
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| 6278 | The Bent family arrived in MA on the ship, the "Confidence", a 200 ton ship, that departed on April 24, 1638, of London, departed Southampton, England for New England. The ship's list included John Bent, 35, husbandman, of Penton, Hants; his wife, Martha; Ann Bent, daughter, under the age of 12; John Bent, son, under the age of 12; Peter, son, under 12; Robert, under the age of 12; William, under the age of 12. | Bent Robert (I51984)
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| 6279 | The biographical account of the ancestor Pierre Hudon dit Beaulieu, at the same time, gives USA an account of Marie(2) Gobeil, born about 1659, married on 13 July 1676 at Quebec, mother of twelve children at Riviere-Ouelle. After the death of her husband in 1710, she looked after her family for a quarter of a century. Her burial was at Riviere-Ouelle on Monday, 26 November 1736. How to explain that a girl from the island could become the servant of Jacques Leber, a notable merchant and land owner, at Montreal? On 4 July 1690, we find her again, ill for two days at the Hotel-Dieu of Quebec. She then said she was 23 years old. | GOBIEL Marie-Angelique (I3439)
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| 6280 | The Birth date was also listed once as Feb of 1890. | Lynn Maud L (I49940)
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| 6281 | The birthdate and birth order of this child is unknown. This information was taken from "The History of Swanzey, NH" by Reade, p. 301. | Brown Joel (I52684)
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| 6282 | The body of Glenn Moody was cremated. | Moody Glenn Edwin (I52910)
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| 6283 | The book, "Early Life on the Western Reserve" is written by a descendant of Ephraims, giving details of letters that were written to relatives and children of Ephraim over a course of many years after they left Westmoreland, Cheshire County, NY sometime around 1814/1815 when he purchased a large block of land in Bloomfield, Turnbull County, Ohio. It is through this book I have collected all the names and birthdates. The book is rare. Only 150 copies were made. The one I have, I purchased through an Antiquarian book seller. The book discribes Ephraim as a portly man of almost 6 feet tall, ruddy complextion, brown eyes, expression intelligent and composed. It also mentions that a "portrait in well executed ivory miniature, done in 1805. The short waisted, double breasted coat in which he appears, with its high rolling collar and brass buttons, the ruffled front and voluminous neckwear, and his dark locks and youthful countenance recall at once the representations of Commodore Perry, perhaps, or most any other of the more familiar personages of his day and years." When Ephraim was a young man, it is said tha he was on the staff of the governor of New Hampshire, and was addressed as Colonel, as the superscriptions of his earlier letters in the book also show. This title, however, soon gave way, in Ohio, to that of "Squire", which, by the custom of farming countries, was still bestowed on the owner of any extensive acreage, and thereafter, he was always thus addressed and referred to. Ephraim also was a soldier in the war of 1812. Mr. Brown's interest in public concerns is plain from the correspondence; as to these, he had strong convictions, reached always by his own demonstable thought. The evidence at hand mostly relates to national parties and politics. He early committed himself against the tyranny and injustice of secret organizations, and after the Morgan episode, from a Mason himself, he became a pronounced anit-Mason. He was long aligned with the party of Henry Clay, and in sympathy with its country-wide plans. In 1825, he went to the Ohio legislature, and again, in 1832, when, as he writes, Mr. Whittlesey was chosen for Congress by a majority of a thousand, and he himself was elected, as an anti-Jackson, or, as such were soon to be designated, a Whig senator from the district. He was very much against human slavery. "Not even the least plausible excuse can be offered in favor of Slavery. I challenge it from any person whatever. By the peculiarity of their constitution, it seeems as tho' the God of Nature designed that portion of the Globe included in the torrid zone for the people of color. Perhaps, you will laugh at my Yankee principles, but, I who am willing to put up contented with what can be got from honest industry, shall never be laughed out of them. I have been taught from my cradle to dispise Slavery and will never forget to teach my children, if any I should ever have, the same lesson, for 'Tis Heaven's high gift, 'tis Nature's great gift That none be Slave whom God himself made free. Squire Brown's activities in the Underground Railroad were well understood at the time, and long afterwards, incidents about them were published in the local histories and newspapers, and even in metropolitan journals. Ephraim was nearly seventy years old when he died in Bloomfield on April 17, 1845. Brownwood cemetery where he is buried is the land he donated to the township trustees...a total of 4.47 acres to be used for that purpose and is named after his family. Sweet Child Voice in the Wild Mr. Ephraim Brown, of North Bloomfield, one of the early wealthy men, came one season, left men there to build his house, while he went back for the winter. There were no women in that neighborhood. One Sunday morning in June of the following year as his men, with some neighbors, were sitting in the sun in the opening about the house, they heard a sound. They all listened. They recognized a baby's cry. One of the men said afterwards, "That was the sweetest sound I ever heard in my life." Of course, he did not mean that the distressed baby's voice was so pleasant, but he knew that where a baby was, a mother was, and where a mother was a real home would be. Great traveling preparations were made by the emigrants. One woman in Connecticut baked her oven several times full of bread, dried it, rolled it, and packed it in sacks that it might serve for food on the journey. Upon arrival, families sometimes slept in the ox-cart, but more often slept under bark roofs, keeping their clothing and provisions near by in hollow trees. One of the first things these pioneers did, if they came in the early spring, was to clear a little patch and start a garden. Men struggled for a chance to make garden then as boys and men struggle now not to make them. Almost all of them brought seeds, and so carefully did they have to plan not to have heavy baggage, nor to be burdened with small bundles, that apple seeds were sometimes brought in the hollow cane which they used as a staff. The second act was preparing logs for the house. Some of these buildings had no chimney, no doors, no windows. It is surprising to find in how many cases this is true. Women cooked meals at the side of chestnut stumps for weeks and months at times. In many cases men were so occupied in other directions that they gave little attention to domestic conveniences of any kind. Record is had of several women who, in despair, made ovens of clay and mud in which to bake their bread. Before that, they had had to stir their bread on a fresh hewn log and wrap it around a stick or a corncob. Their children were set to holding it and watching it as it baked and browned. Children, in those days, were like children in these, and some of them carefully watched the bread, baked it evenly, while others who dropped it in the ashes or burned it were chastised for their carelessness. The result was the same in those days as now; the careless child did not grow any more careful, and the careful child did most of the bread-baking. One of the study foremothers, a Farmington woman, who had a poor fireplace in her dingy cabin, and who loved to prepare good things to eat for her family, became desperate because her husband procrastinated in building an oven for her. She said she had baked bread and done all her cooking in one big iron kettle and she was tired of it. She, therefore, fashioned some bricks of mud, burned them in some way, and constructed an oven which was such a success that people traveling her way stopped to see it. Men and women, by temperament and environment, were the same in that day as this, and some husbands were thrifty, loving, temperate and just, and some were quite the opposite; some women were clinging, tender and childish, while the majority were not. The forefather was really the monarch of the family, and when the food was low it was he who braved the storms and the cold to bring provisions from Pennsylvania; nevertheless, he was neglectful of the smaller things. On many farms even in late days there were no cisterns. All water had to be caught in tubs as it fell from the roof on a flatboard leading into barrels and tubs. These receptacles naturally must stand near the house, and the mosquitoes hatched therein were conveniently near their feeding grounds. Women carried their clothes to the nearby creeks and washed them, laying them on the grass to dry. The well was often far from the house. If there chanced to be a spring, the stable was invariably put nearer to it than the house. Within the recollection of the writer, a farmer who kept five men and whose wife did the work, either thoughtlessly or purposely neglected to keep her supplied with sufficient wood. Several times the housewife threated to get no dinner unless wood was brought to her. This threat was not effective. She knew and the men knew that there was plenty of cold food in the pantry with which to satisfy themselves. One day when the husband came home to dinner with the hired hands he was obliged to step over two rails of his choice fence which were sticking out of the doorway, the other ends being in the stove furnishing fuel for the dinner. As this rail fence was his pride and as rail splitting was hard work, he always thereafter delegated one of his men to keep the wood box full. | Brown Ephraim (I50615)
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| 6284 | The Briar's lived in Portsmouth, N.H. | BRIAR William (I38071)
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| 6285 | The cemetery St Benedicts is also called Calvary - it is a Catholic cemetery in White Earth. Paul H Beaulieu - son of Bazile and O Gii Maa Gee Zhi Go Ikwe is buried there. There is a black fense are it and nephew and nieces are buried in that fenced area. Maria - Paul's wife is said to be buried in there without a head stone but I haven't spoken to a Sector yet to see what the records state. Julie Beaulieu | BEAULIEU Paul Orde Hudon Dit (I785)
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| 6286 | The coat of arms adopted by L'Association des Familles Pelletier is the coat of arms described for the guild of Pelletiers (fur tradesmen), the fourth largest of the six trade guilds of Paris, established in 1586 | PELLETIER Pierre (I6403)
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| 6287 | The connection of Moses Root 1774-1834 to Moses Root 1742-1817 has not been proven and is likely NOT correct. | ROOT Moses (I31204)
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| 6288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5323)
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| 6289 | The Dimocks were living in Boston at the time Desired met and married Samuel Annable, Jr. They later moved to Ashfield, Hampshire County, MA where he became a farmer. Her sister, Dolly married John Ellis,Jr. and both couples moved to Ashfield. | Dimock Desire (I53600)
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| 6290 | The eldest, Marie-Charlotte, born and baptized on 9 June 1713, on 26 August 1734 became the wife of Pierre L'Enclus dit Lapierre, master shoemaker, son of Martin and of Marie Hovart de Saint-Brice in Flanders. After 16 years of marriage, the faithful wife died at Quebec on 21 March 1750. The property inventory of this marriage was drawn up on the following 13 July. | Chandonne' Marie-Charlotte (I1910)
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| 6291 | The Fairbanks Family Posted by Dick Campbell Jun 1999 Robert Fairbanks was born at Sandy Lake, Minn., on the 21st day of September 1825. When he was quite young he was sent to Fredonia, New York, to be educated, and at the age of twenty he was employed at the headquarters of the American Fur company at La Pointe, Wisconsin, as clerk. In 1846 he married Catherine Beaulieu the youngest sister of C. H. and Paul Beaulieu. He remained at La Pointe until 1851, when he removed to Crow Wing with his family where he remained in trade for a number of years, where he had a comfortable home and family of seven children, four sons and three daughters. In 1868 he removed to White Earth with his family, where he had taken charge of the store belonging to Joseph Wakefield, which he ran for a year, when he opened up a store of his own which he ran until he died. | FAIRBANKS Robert P. (I2790)
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| 6292 | The family lived in Romulas, Seneca County, NY during the 1880 Federal census. In 1910, he was living in Geneva, Ontario county, NY where John A. Staysa and wife, Juliett, Emmett's sister lived. Emmett and his children, Gertrude and Fred, were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ovid, Seneca co., NY in the 1870s. Aslo listed was a Priscilla Brown. Had he remarried to this woman? Emmett, age 67, is listed in the 1910 census for Geneva, Ontario County, NY as a widower and worked as a porter at a sanitarium. In 1920, he is living with his son, Fred H. Brown in Denver, CO. Erasmus moved from NY to Denver, Colorado and was still living there in 1923 as was stated in his brother, Jeff's obituary. | Brown Emmett Erasmus (I52963)
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| 6293 | The family name may have been changed to Hermansson. | Family: PETTERSSON Herman / BEHMER Hilms (F6477)
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| 6294 | The fate of Marie-Angelique, born at Riviere-Ouelle on 17 June 1689, is unknown. | (Dancause) Marie-Angelique Dancosse (I226)
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| 6295 | The First Baptist Church of Stillwater was started in 1762 near the place where Burgoyne was taken in the American War, a church that became unusually large and prosperous and branched out in many directions; but, on account of certain difficulties, it suffered a great calamity and became nearly extinct. Rev. Lemuel Powers was a minister there. In 1779, two years after the Burgoyne battles, this home church had eighty-six members and eight branches. In 1781, Beriah Kelly commenced preaching for this body, and in July he was ordained at a council regularly called. His labors terminated in 1788 or 1789. Meanwhile, in 1785 or 1786, an unfortunate division occurred. One section worshiped in a frame meeting-house about a mile east of the original congregation, with Lemuel Powers as their minister. The others met in a log meeting-house about a mile west , with Beriahl Kelly pastor. In 1790 a reunion took place under the united pastorate of Rev. Lemuel Powers and Rev. David Irish. This continued until 1793, when the latter retired from the work. In 1800, Lemuel Powers was gathered to his fathers. His remains rest in the private burying-ground near Ezra Mungers, marked on by a common stone; but his record is high. The above was taken from the Saratoga County, New York History, by Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester, 1878. History of the Villages and Towns of Saratoga County. Stillwater (Part 2) Vll. Churches. His wife, Abigail became the administrator for his will along with his son, Cyrus Powers, being of age at the time of his father's death. | Powers Lemuel (I52426)
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| 6296 | THE FIRST SANTEES IN AMERICA The story of the Santees who established the family in this country will probably never be accurately told. There is a popular tradition that Elias Santee or Sandy/Sendi was of French Huguenot origin; that Elias came to America from Holland in 1690, whither he fled from France, in 1685, at the time of the Revocation of the Decree of Nantes, and settled on a farm nine miles from Easton, PA. and that he was the son of Robert Sandy who fled England to Barbados and later came to America. THE FIRST SANTEES IN AMERICA The story of the Santees who established the family in this country will probably never be accurately told. There is a popular tradition that they were of French Huguenot orgin; that Elias came to America from Holland in 1690, whither he had fled from France, in 1685, at the time of the Revocation of the Decree of Nantes, and settled on a farm nine miles from Easton, Pa. The latter part of the tradition must be certainly erroneous, for the first white settler anywhere in that section of the country came there not earlier than 1725. No account of the Huguenot emigration contains the name or anything that resembles it in the slightest degree. Neither does the name appear in either Rupp's 30,000 Emigrants or Hutton's Emigrants. Rupp gives the name of Gabriel Santer as having come from England and settled in Germantown in 1683, and Hutton gives the name of Robert Sandy as having been banished from England to the Island of Barbadoes in 1685 for complicity in Monmouth's Rebellion, and says that large numbers of these banished Englishmen later came to America. In the old records the name is spelled (when known to refer to members of the family) Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee, Sendy, Sendee, Sendie, Sendi,Sentie; This variation is probably due to changes in church clerks and possibly to the German blood in the veins of the descendents of John, son of Abraham and grandson of Elias. The first authentic record now obtainable that is known to refer to any member of the family, gives the name Sandy. Possibly the banished Robert was the father of the whole family. The record referred to above is in the church record of the Drylands Church at Hecktown, Pennslyvania, and gives the date of birth of Christopher,son of Christopher Sandy, as May 4, 1765, and that of his christening as Dec. 22,1765. In the same record under date of Sept. 21, 1790, is recorded the date of the birth of John, son of John and Mary Magdalene Sendy. In 1795 John and Ragina, his wife, were sponsors, and in the record it is spelled Santee, which is the first time it appears that way. In 1797 the record of Mary is spelled Sendi; in 1798 it is spelled Sendee; in 1802, Sandy, which is the spelling followed until 1825, when it is again Sendee; again in 1839 it is Sendie. In another church record in 1809 it is Sandi, and the same until 1830, after which it is spelled Sanatee. In the Hecktown cemetery, on the monument of John (551 in the history of the Santee family), it is spelled Sentie. He died in 1840. A careful study of all these records, the county histories of Pennslyvania, reports from correspondents and talks with very old people in various places, leads to the conclusion that the first American Santee located in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, early in the eighteenth century; that his name was Elias and that possibly he was the son of Robert Sandy from Barbadoes. From Pennslyvania, Isaac, son of Valentine and brother of Mary Nancy Santee Loghry went to New York state, settling in Cameron, Steuben County. He may have followed the Loghry boys out since they too were from the Wilkes-Barre, PA area. Valentine, the father of Isaac and Mary Santee Loghry went to Luzerne County, Pennslyvania. The first settlement of Easton, called by the Indians "Forks of the Delaware," was in 1739. Northampton County set off from Bucks County in 1752, and Luzerne County established Sept. 26, 1786. In a list of first settlers of Easton who organized a military company under Jacob Arndt, Oct. 13, 1763, are the names of Valentin Sandy and John Painter, 35 men in all. In court records of Luzerne County, Northampton County Clerk's office, May 7, 1807, Abram Landes and wife conveyed to Val. Santee, of Nazareth Twp.,15 acres 94 perches for 89 pounds, 12 schillings, 6 pence. 1 NOTE Military Records, fifth series,in the Pennslyvania Archives, Vol. VIII # 562 gives name of Lieut. Jona King of Santee's Co. Probably Capt. John Santee. # 297 Capt. John Santee. A list of his, the 6th Co. Northampton Co. Militia. # 540 Capt. John Santee. A list of his, the 8th Co. Northampton Co. Militia. 1 FAMS @F46@ Huguenot Settlers in North America and Europe {(1)} Vide Davis' Hist. of Bucks County. {(2)} See Davis' Hist. of Bucks County. Page 79 Santee--The history of the Santee family is somewhat romantic, as following brief sketch, furniched by Dr. Ellis M. Saneee, of Cortland, NY, shows: The story of our ancestor as handed down to me by my grandfather, is as follows: "In 1685,about the time of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, Elias Santee lived in the Province of Bergundy. He was a French nobleman and a favorite of the King. He had a son named Isaac who was enamored of a German lady named Hahn, who was one of the Queen's maids. Elias was a Huguenot and the King begged him to renounce his religion and conform to the decree. This he refused to do and was impriscned. The Queen informed her maid of what was coming to the family and she and Isaac were quietly married and secretly left the country for Holland, there to await the release of Elias. In 1690 Elias died in prison and Isaac and his young wife came to this country, landing at Philadelphia. Soon afterward he went up the Delaware and settled near where Easton now stands." John Santee, a descendant, was a distinguished officer of the Revolution War. | Santee Elias (I54180)
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| 6297 | The following Ancestors of Abigail ROOT (1680 - 1773) were copied from AbigailRootA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 John ROOT III (1642 - 1687) The following 1 people were included in the copy from AbigailRootA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 John ROOT III (1642 - 1687) | Source (S12)
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| 6298 | The following Ancestors of Abigail ROOT (1697 - 1775) were copied from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Caleb BOOTH (1695 - 1779) Husband of 289566 Wife of 289565 The following 146 people were included in the copy from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aaron BOOTH (1735 - 1800) Aaron BOOTH (1757 - ) Aaron BOOTH (1790 - ) Aaron BOOTH (1797 - ) Aaron COREY (1792 - ) Aaron PARSONS (1732 - 1813) Aaron PARSONS (1758 - 1818) Abigail BOOTH (1731 - 1830) Abigail OSBORN (1745 - 1808) Abigail PARSONS (1772 - 1845) Abigail PARSONS (1796 - 1879) Achsah PASCO (1799 - 1830) Almira PARSONS (1805 - 1886) Amos PASCO (1765 - ) Ann (Nash) SKINNER (1738 - 1803) Anna BOOTH (1775 - 1815) Archibald COREY (1772 - 1809) Archibald Jackson COREY (1796 - 1877) Ashbel BOOTH (1758 - 1762) Ashbel BOOTH (1766 - ) Ashna PASCO (1795 - 1853) Atmos PASCO (1804 - ) Caleb BOOTH (1695 - 1779) Chloe BOOTH (1763 - 1836) Chloe BOOTH (1788 - ) Clarissa Ann MITCHELL (1805 - ) Cleons Cleons PASCO (1790 - ) Cynthia MITCHELL (1799 - ) Daniel ELLSWORTH (1782 - 1832) David BOOTH (1802 - ) David PARSONS (1775 - 1855) David Parsons COREY (1802 - 1869) David Skinner BOOTH (1765 - ) Desire BOOTH (1793 - 1868) Editha BOOTH (1758 - ) Editha SKINNER (1737 - ) Elam BOOTH (1769 - ) Elansing PARSONS (1807 - 1879) Electa PEASE (1772 - 1857) Eliza BOOTH (1817 - 1890) Eliza DANE Elizabeth ALLEN (1763 - 1838) Elizabeth ALLYN Elizabeth BOOTH (1752 - 1772) Elizabeth GAYLORD (1744 - ) Elizabeth PASCO (1787 - 1875) Ephraim BOOTH (1739 - ) Ephraim PARSONS (1764 - 1848) Erastus BOOTH (1761 - ) Erastus BOOTH Jr (1793 - ) Eunice E COREY (1805 - 1806) Eunice ELLSWORTH (1780 - 1865) Fluvia PASCO (1802 - 1890) Hiram COREY (1798 - 1875) Hiram MITCHELL (1806 - ) Husband of 289566 Husband of Achsah PASCO Husband of Almira PARSONS Husband of Cleons PASCO Husband of Desire BOOTH Husband of Eliza BOOTH Husband of Elizabeth PASCO Husband of Eunice ELLSWORTH Husband of Fluvia PASCO Husband of Orpha PASCO Husband of Vena PASCO Husband of Zilphe LORD Irana (Irene) BOOTH (1733 - 1810) Irene PARSONS (1760 - 1787) Jacob MITCHELL (1768 - 1850) James PASCO (1731 - 1800) James PASCO (1767 - 1863) James PASCO (1810 - 1865) Jemima BOOTH (1756 - ) Jonathan PASCO (1760 - 1844) Jonathan PASCO (1785 - ) Joseph LORD (1758 - 1871) Justin COREY (1803 - 1804) Laura MITCHELL (1811 - ) Lester PASCO Levi BOOTH Levi BOOTH (1737 - 1815) Levi PARSONS (1779 - 1849) Levi PARSONS (1798 - 1872) Lyman Lafayette COREY (1808 - 1850) Martha Maryette MITCHELL (1812 - ) Merriam BOOTH (1732 - ) Miriam BOOTH (1772 - 1852) Miriam PASCO (1798 - 1821) Miriam PEASE (1772 - 1850) Molly WELLMAN Moses PARSONS (1766 - 1840) Moses PARSONS (1791 - 1874) Moses PARSONS (1800 - 1873) Nelson PASCO (1800 - ) Noble COREY (1794 - 1795) Norman PARSONS (1803 - 1897) Orpha PASCO (1797 - 1885) Orra MERWIN Otis PASCO (1806 - 1886) Pamela BOOTH (1807 - ) Polly Polly GREEN (1770 - ) Reuben PASCO (1763 - 1853) Rufus BOOTH (1780 - ) Ruth AUSTIN (1766 - 1850) Samuel BOOTH (1761 - ) Samuel ELLSWORTH III (1752 - 1819) Samuel ELLSWORTH IV (1786 - ) Sarah Simeon BOOTH (1730 - ) Simeon BOOTH (1754 - 1762) Simeon BOOTH (1763 - ) Stoddard LORD (1781 - 1850) STRONG Sybil SANDERSON (1765 - ) Truman PARSONS (1795 - 1876) Vena PASCO (1792 - 1826) Wife of 289565 Wife of Aaron COREY Wife of Archibald Jackson COREY Wife of Ashna PASCO Wife of Atmos PASCO Wife of David Parsons COREY Wife of Elansing PARSONS Wife of Erastus BOOTH Jr Wife of Hiram COREY Wife of Hiram COREY Wife of James PASCO Wife of Lester PASCO Wife of Lester PASCO Wife of Lyman Lafayette COREY Wife of Moses PARSONS Wife of Moses PARSONS Wife of Moses PARSONS Wife of Nelson PASCO Wife of Norman PARSONS Wife of Norman PARSONS Wife of Norman PARSONS Wife of Otis PASCO Wife of Truman PARSONS William Loren MITCHELL (1803 - ) Zachariah ALLEN (1771 - 1831) Zilphe LORD (1789 - 1871) | Source (S1009)
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| 6299 | The following Ancestors of Abigail ROOT (1747 - 1822) were copied from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Daniel CLAPP (1743 - 1802) Husband of 263472 Wife of 263471 The following 208 people were included in the copy from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail NASH (1794 - 1798) Abigail NASH (1799 - 1824) Abigail PRATT (1803 - 1876) Abigail Root CLAPP (1804 - 1876) Albert Wells STONE (1842 - ) Alice Carrie LAWTON (1856 - ) Alice Easterly SIBLEY Anna CLAPP (1864 - ) Anna Crane HILLIARD (1807 - 1877) Arvilla Hannah NASH (1862 - ) Avery NASH (1812 - ) Benjamin Winthrop CLAPP (1811 - 1869) Benjamin Winthrop CLAPP (1845 - ) Benjamin Winthrop CLAPP (1845 - 1845) Benjamin Winthrop CLAPP (1848 - ) Benjamin Winthrop RICE (1839 - ) Caroline Matilda CLAPP (1824 - 1846) Caroline Matilda Clapp ALVORD (1846 - ) Caroline Thomson ESTABROOK (1831 - ) Catharine Hamutal CLAPP (1812 - ) Celia Maria NASH (1848 - ) Charles ALLEN (1855 - ) Charles Augustus CLAPP Charles Augustus CLAPP (1847 - 1870) Charles Dwight NASH (1835 - ) Charles Edgar HARRIS (1855 - ) Charles Harris STONE (1840 - ) Charles Henry Wells SIBLEY (1837 - ) Charles Terry NASH (1850 - ) Clarissa NEWTON Clarissa ROWE Cloe S BURR (1813 - 1884) Cornelia Elizabeth BROWN (1857 - 1857) Cornelia RICE (1836 - 1836) Cornelia Tilden ALLEN (1856 - ) Cornelia Wells CLAPP (1825 - ) Cynthia Sophia NASH (1860 - ) Daniel CLAPP (1743 - 1802) Daniel Elmer NASH (1845 - ) Daniel Parsons CLAPP (1802 - ) Daniel Wells ALVORD (1816 - 1871) Daniel Wells ALVORD (1845 - 1845) David Tilden BROWN (1821 - ) Edward Chapin BROWN (1869 - ) Edward Clapp NASH (1838 - ) Edward Howard LEGGETT (1845 - 1927) Edward Wells HAYNES (1846 - ) Edwin Watson LAWTON (1864 - ) Eliza BALDWIN (1802 - 1831) Eliza Baldwin CLAPP (1855 - ) Elizabeth Clapp ALLEN (1867 - ) Elizabeth Johnson CLAPP (1829 - ) Ella A PEIRCE (1838 - ) Emily Adelaide NASH (1845 - ) Emma Antoinette CLAPP (1843 - ) Emmeline CLAPP (1838 - 1849) Ezra RICE (1810 - ) Francis Burg RUSSELL (1838 - 1870) Francis Pennington BROWN (1860 - ) Francis RICE (1847 - 1849) Franklin ALLEN (1859 - ) Franklin Otis HAYNES (1860 - 1876) Franklin Russell NASH (1854 - ) Franklin Winthrop HARRIS (1846 - 1864) Frederick CLAPP (1834 - ) Frederick Tilden BROWN (1853 - ) Frederick Wilbur HARRIS (1848 - ) George Burton NASH (1847 - 1932) George Edward SIBLEY (1835 - 1892) George Lewis STONE (1844 - ) George Wells SIBLEY (1867 - ) Georgiana CLAPP (1850 - 1938) H BAILEY Hannah Grout NASH (1818 - ) Hannah Stout CLAPP (1799 - 1877) Hannah Stout ESTABROOK (1824 - 1824) Harriet Jane ESTABROOK (1855 - ) Harriet Newell ESTABROOK (1820 - ) Helen CANFIELD (1838 - ) Helen Canfield CLAPP Helms Terry NASH (1814 - 1895) Henrietta CLAPP (1836 - 1854) Henry Baldwin CLAPP (1827 - 1861) Henry Clapp BROWN (1858 - ) Henry Elijah ALVORD (1844 - ) Henry ESTABROOK (1793 - 1854) Henry Estabrook HAYNES (1854 - ) Henry Harrison NASH (1840 - ) Henry Milton HARRIS (1844 - ) Henry Sylvester ALLEN (1849 - 1849) Henry Wells CLAPP (1798 - 1869) Henry Wells CLAPP (1856 - ) Henry Wells ESTABROOK (1825 - 1863) Henry Wells RICE (1842 - 1869) Herbert Edward NASH (1867 - ) Hiram NASH (1802 - 1803) Hiram NASH (1804 - ) Hirum NASH (1819 - ) Horace CLAPP Howard Clapp LEGGETT (1876 - 1969) Husband of 263472 Husband of Mary Hills CLAPP Husband of Olive Esther NASH Isabella CLAPP (1840 - ) James D WARD James Phillips BROWN (1851 - 1860) Jane BROWN (1830 - ) John Franklin ESTABROOK (1860 - ) John T CLAPP (1846 - ) John Taylor CLAPP (1821 - ) Josephine CLAPP (1850 - 1941) Judah NASH (1759 - 1848) Judah NASH (1806 - ) Judah NASH (1830 - ) Julia Ann NASH (1833 - ) Julia Frances BOLLES (1827 - ) Julia Frances CLAPP (1853 - ) Julia Louisa NASH (1844 - ) Julius CLAPP (1808 - ) Kate Melissa LAWTON (1858 - 1860) Katharine Dennison RUSSELL (1868 - ) Lee NASH (1825 - ) Lois Elizabeth CLAPP (1816 - ) Loisa ALDRICH Lucian Clapp HARRIS (1863 - ) Lucy Emmeline HARRIS (1863 - ) Luke Kendall NASH (1816 - 1884) Lyman Newton HARRIS (1860 - ) Marcia May NASH (1864 - ) Marcy KENDALL (1789 - 1868) Marian ALLEN (1871 - ) Marietta ESTABROOK (1827 - ) Marietta ESTABROOK (1864 - ) Mark FOSTER Martha Catharine CLAPP (1830 - ) Martha P DANIELS Mary Almira NASH (1787 - 1859) Mary Ann CLAPP (1837 - ) Mary Augusta CASCADEN (1824 - 1853) Mary Ballard HILLS (1815 - 1883) Mary Caroline ALLEN (1853 - 1866) Mary CASCADEN Mary Catharine NASH (1851 - ) Mary E SIBLEY Mary Elizabeth CLAPP (1837 - ) Mary Elizabeth CLAPP (1846 - ) Mary Elizabeth CLAPP (1850 - 1855) Mary Hills CLAPP (1872 - 1929) Mary Hills LEGGETT (1878 - 1901) Mary KELSEY (1820 - ) Mary Newton NASH (1820 - ) Mary SANFORD (1824 - ) Minerva Ann ESTABROOK (1822 - ) Nathan Bolles CLAPP (1859 - 1863) Nelson CLAPP (1806 - ) Olive Esther NASH (1851 - 1891) Oliver Milton HARRIS (1820 - ) Orilla L SPOONER (1827 - 1879) Oscar NASH Otis HAYNES (1817 - ) OWENS Parsons CLAPP (1772 - 1855) Parsons Clapp RICE (1838 - ) Phebe WELLS (1777 - 1853) Phineas JOHNSON (1778 - 1850) Phineas JOHNSON Jr (1806 - 1885) Phoebe Elizabeth HAYNES (1861 - ) Robert Augustus HAYNES (1863 - ) Robert Harris CLAPP (1806 - 1833) Ruth Exoa PHINNEY (1814 - 1865) Salmon STONE Samuel Demilt CLAPP (1840 - 1915) Samuel Demilt CLAPP (1874 - 1936) Samuel S CLAPP (1850 - ) Samuel Watson JOHNSON (1838 - 1903) Sarah Angenetta NASH (1857 - ) Sarah CLAPP (1770 - 1856) Sarah Clapp NASH (1822 - ) Sarah Jane NASH (1831 - ) Sarah NASH (1812 - ) Sarah NASH (1828 - ) Sarah RUMVIL Terry Coon H NASH (1825 - ) Terry NASH (1791 - 1825) Tremaine Palmer CLAPP (1831 - 1832) Watson Freeman LAWTON (1828 - ) Wife of 263471 Wife of George Burton NASH Wife of Samuel Watson JOHNSON Wife of William Riley NASH Wife of Withrop Clapp SIBLEY William Augustus CLAPP (1808 - ) William BRIGHAM William CLAPP William Clapp ESTABROOK (1834 - ) William Daniels CLAPP (1833 - ) William Franklin ALLEN (1851 - 1851) William Henry ALLEN (1820 - ) William Henry ALLEN (1861 - ) William Henry CLAPP (1855 - 1856) William Henry ESTABROOK (1858 - ) William Hills CLAPP (1838 - 1844) William Oscar HARRIS (1851 - 1868) William Riley NASH (1852 - ) Winthrop CLAPP (1781 - ) Withrop Clapp SIBLEY (1872 - 1961) Zenas NASH (1789 - 1865) Zenus NASH (1815 - ) | Source (S890)
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| 6300 | The following Ancestors of Abigail WILLIAMS (1683 - 1748) were copied from AbigailWilliamsD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas DEWEY (1689 - 1742) The following 1 people were included in the copy from AbigailWilliamsD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas DEWEY (1689 - 1742) | Source (S38)
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| 6301 | The following Ancestors of Adalric (Eticho) I Duke of ALSACE (645 - 689) were copied from Adalric (Eticho)A to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Lendisius Duk of ALSACE (620 - ) Erchembaldus Duke de ALSACE (590 - 661) Ega (560 - ) Gerberga of FRANCONIA (590 - ) Leudefindis (594 - 688) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Adalric (Eticho)A to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ega (560 - ) Erchembaldus Duke de ALSACE (590 - 661) Gerberga of FRANCONIA (590 - ) Lendisius Duk of ALSACE (620 - ) Leudefindis (594 - 688) | Source (S569)
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| 6302 | The following Ancestors of Addie Belle WHITING (1871 - 1932) were copied from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alexander James SLATTERY (1866 - ) The following 15 people were included in the copy from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agnes Grace SLATTERY (1902 - 1984) Alexander James SLATTERY (1866 - ) Kenneth Erle SLATTERY (1905 - 1985) Leo Francis DOHERTY (1900 - ) Live DOHERTY Live DOHERTY Live DOHERTY Live DOHERTY Live DUEBLER Live EVANS Live EVANS Live RIERSON Live SLATTERY Living SLATTERY Living SLATTERY | Source (S981)
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| 6303 | The following Ancestors of Addie Belle WHITING (1871 - 1932) were copied from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 George Charles GRINNELL (1861 - ) The following 35 people were included in the copy from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alan Frederick KIRSCHNER (1918 - 1943) Daniel BAYLESS (1940 - 1973) Frances Bonniebell GRINNELL (1889 - 1976) Frederick KIRSCHNER (1888 - 1941) George Charles GRINNELL (1861 - ) Harry Alexander BAYLESS (1910 - 1965) Leo Morley BAYLESS (1912 - 2001) Live ALLEN Living ALLEN Living ALLEN Living ALLEN Living ALLEN Living ANDERSON Living BAYLESS Living BAYLESS Living BAYLESS Living BAYLESS Living BAYLESS Living CASTILLO Living CASTILLO Living HACKER Living HACKER Living HACKER Living Live Living TAKAICHI Living TAKAICHI Living TAKAICHI Living WAGSTROM Living WAGSTROM Living WAGSTROM Margaret STANZ (1908 - 1988) Marjorie Katherine KIRSCHNER (1925 - 1976) Mary Sue BAYLESS (1946 - 1988) Sue Verni Charles BAYLESS (1885 - 1974) | Source (S980)
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| 6304 | The following Ancestors of Addie Belle WHITING (1871 - 1932) were copied from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Richard ROWE (1869 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Addie Belle WHITINGD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Richard ROWE (1869 - ) | Source (S982)
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| 6305 | The following Ancestors of Adelaide De GASTINIOS (854 - ) were copied from Adelaide De GASTINIOSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 De AMBROISE (838 - ) Seigneur de AMBROISE (810 - ) De NANTES (823 - ) The following 3 people were included in the copy from Adelaide De GASTINIOSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 De AMBROISE (838 - ) De NANTES (823 - ) Seigneur de AMBROISE (810 - ) | Source (S529)
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| 6306 | The following Ancestors of Adelaide De GASTINIOS (854 - ) were copied from Adelaide De GASTINIOSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Geoffrey Comte de GASTINIOS (832 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Adelaide De GASTINIOSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Geoffrey Comte de GASTINIOS (832 - ) | Source (S530)
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| 6307 | The following Ancestors of Adelaide de VERMANDOIS (950 - 982) were copied from Robert CAPETD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Lambert D' AUTUN (950 - 978) Husband of 287327 Wife of 287326 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Robert CAPETD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 287327 Lambert D' AUTUN (950 - 978) Wife of 287326 | Source (S673)
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| 6308 | The following Ancestors of Adelais "Were" Countess of VERMANDOIS (928 - 967) were copied from Countess of VERMANDOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Giselbert Count of Chalons & BURGUNDY (890 - 956) Monassas I Count of CHALONS (866 - 920) Thierry II Count of CHAUNOIS (838 - 885) Thierry I "The Treasurer" Count of AUTUN (790 - 880) Countess of BURGUNDY (818 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Countess of VERMANDOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Countess of BURGUNDY (818 - ) Giselbert Count of Chalons & BURGUNDY (890 - 956) Monassas I Count of CHALONS (866 - 920) Thierry I "The Treasurer" Count of AUTUN (790 - 880) Thierry II Count of CHAUNOIS (838 - 885) | Source (S712)
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| 6309 | The following Ancestors of Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIER (1054 - 1129) were copied from Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelaide Adelais CAVANEZ (1030 - ) Guy CAVANEZ (1004 - ) Wife of Guy CAVANEZ The following 3 people were included in the copy from Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelaide Adelais CAVANEZ (1030 - ) Guy CAVANEZ (1004 - ) Wife of Guy CAVANEZ | Source (S839)
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| 6310 | The following Ancestors of Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIER (1054 - 1129) were copied from Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guillaume Bertrand II Count of FORCALQUIER (1029 - 1090) Aldegarde Countess of PROVENCE (1008 - ) The following 2 people were included in the copy from Adelais Countess of FORCALQUIERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aldegarde Countess of PROVENCE (1008 - ) Guillaume Bertrand II Count of FORCALQUIER (1029 - 1090) | Source (S840)
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| 6311 | The following Ancestors of Adele "Alice" Countess of EQUISHEIM (929 - ) were copied from Lambert IIA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugh Count of EQUISHEIM (903 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Lambert IIA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugh Count of EQUISHEIM (903 - ) | Source (S418)
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| 6312 | The following Ancestors of Adeliza "Adaline" MEULENT (1014 - 1081) were copied from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Oda De CONTEVILLE (994 - ) Husband of 287321 Wife of 287320 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 287321 Oda De CONTEVILLE (994 - ) Wife of 287320 | Source (S436)
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| 6313 | The following Ancestors of Adeliza "Adaline" MEULENT (1014 - 1081) were copied from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Waleran BEAUMONT (990 - 1069) Husband of 287313 Wife of 287312 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 287313 Waleran BEAUMONT (990 - 1069) Wife of 287312 | Source (S435)
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| 6314 | The following Ancestors of Adeliza De BEAUMONT (1035 - 1091) were copied from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Judith (1008 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Judith (1008 - ) | Source (S431)
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| 6315 | The following Ancestors of Adeliza De BEAUMONT (1035 - 1091) were copied from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Yves II Beaumount Count of BEAUMONT (1005 - ) Husband of 287315 Wife of 287314 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Margaret De HARCOURTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 287315 Wife of 287314 Yves II Beaumount Count of BEAUMONT (1005 - ) | Source (S430)
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| 6316 | The following Ancestors of Adeliza De CLERMONT (1072 - 1117) were copied from Isabel DE CLAREA_1 to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugh Count of CLERMONT (1030 - 1101) Renaud De CLERMONT (1010 - 1098) Husband of 287335 Wife of 287334 Ermendgardis De CLERMONT (1010 - ) Husband of 287321 Wife of 287320 The following 8 people were included in the copy from Isabel DE CLAREA_1 to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ermendgardis De CLERMONT (1010 - ) Hugh Count of CLERMONT (1030 - 1101) Husband of 287321 Husband of 287335 Renaud De CLERMONT (1010 - 1098) Renaud II Count of CLERMONT-EN-BEAUVAISIS (1108 - 1162) Wife of 287320 Wife of 287334 | Source (S447)
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| 6317 | The following Ancestors of Adelle "Adelaide" VERMANDOIS (1050 - 1120) were copied from Adela De VEXINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adela De VEXIN (1020 - ) Raoul III "The Great" Count of VEXIN (1010 - 1064) Raoul II Count of VEXIN Adele De BRETUIL Adele De BAR-SUR-AUBE ( - 1043) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Adela De VEXINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adela De VEXIN (1020 - ) Adele De BAR-SUR-AUBE ( - 1043) Adele De BRETUIL Raoul II Count of VEXIN Raoul III "The Great" Count of VEXIN (1010 - 1064) | Source (S727)
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| 6318 | The following Ancestors of Agatha Von BRUNSWICK (1018 - 1024) were copied from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Gertrud Countess of NORDGAU (1006 - 1077) Husband of 287285 Wife of 287284 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Gertrud Countess of NORDGAU (1006 - 1077) Husband of 287285 Wife of 287284 | Source (S300)
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| 6319 | The following Ancestors of Agatha Von BRUNSWICK (1018 - 1024) were copied from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Liudolf Count of BRUNSWICK (1016 - 1038) Husband of 287279 Wife of 287278 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 287279 Liudolf Count of BRUNSWICK (1016 - 1038) Wife of 287278 | Source (S299)
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| 6320 | The following Ancestors of Agivald Nobleman of The AGILOFINGES (500 - ) were copied from Agivald NoblemanA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agilulf of The AGILOFINGES (470 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Agivald NoblemanA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agilulf of The AGILOFINGES (470 - ) | Source (S570)
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| 6321 | The following Ancestors of Agivald Nobleman of The AGILOFINGES (500 - ) were copied from Agivald NoblemanA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Princess of BURGUNDY (470 - 500) Theodelinde (450 - ) The following 2 people were included in the copy from Agivald NoblemanA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Princess of BURGUNDY (470 - 500) Theodelinde (450 - ) | Source (S571)
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| 6322 | The following Ancestors of Agnes (1521 - 1574) were copied from Thomas MORSEA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas MORSE (1519 - 1567) Robert MORSE (1500 - 1551) John MORSE (1452 - ) Robert MORSE (1434 - 1455) Wife of Robert MORSE Wife of John MORSE Agnes MOSSE (1499 - 1577) The following 16 people were included in the copy from Thomas MORSEA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agnes MOSSE (1499 - 1577) Alice MORSE Husband of Alice MORSE Joan MORSE John MORSE (1452 - ) John MORSE The Elder (1520 - ) Katherine MORSE Margaret MORSE Richard MORSE (1530 - ) Robert MORSE (1434 - 1455) Robert MORSE (1500 - 1551) Thomas MORSE (1519 - 1567) Wife of John MORSE Wife of John MORSE The Elder Wife of Richard MORSE Wife of Robert MORSE | Source (S960)
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| 6323 | The following Ancestors of Agnes Countess of PONTHIEU (1066 - ) were copied from Agnes Countess of PONTHIEUA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guy I Count of PONTHIEU (1036 - 1100) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Agnes Countess of PONTHIEUA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guy I Count of PONTHIEU (1036 - 1100) | Source (S805)
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| 6324 | The following Ancestors of Aimeri I Viscount of CHATELLERAULT (1075 - ) were copied from Aimeri I ViscountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aleanor "Eleanor" De THOUARS (1054 - ) Aimery IV Viscount of THOUARS (1015 - 1093) Geoffroi Viscount De THOUARS (985 - 1043) Savery III Viscount De THOUARS (955 - 1007) Herbert I Viscount De THOUARS (925 - ) Alderde D' AUNAY (929 - ) Aenor THOUARS (989 - ) Auremgarde MOULCON (1017 - ) The following 10 people were included in the copy from Aimeri I ViscountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aenor THOUARS (989 - ) Aimery IV Viscount of THOUARS (1015 - 1093) Alderde D' AUNAY (929 - ) Aleanor "Eleanor" De THOUARS (1054 - ) Auremgarde MOULCON (1017 - ) Geoffroi Viscount De THOUARS (985 - 1043) Herbert I Viscount De THOUARS (925 - ) Husband of Illdegarde Countess of THOUARS Illdegarde Countess of THOUARS (1041 - ) Savery III Viscount De THOUARS (955 - 1007) | Source (S582)
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| 6325 | The following Ancestors of Aimeri I Viscount of CHATELLERAULT (1075 - ) were copied from Aimeri I ViscountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Boson II Viscount of CHATELLERAULT (1050 - ) Hugues I De La ROCHE FOUCAULD (1020 - ) Foucauld I De La ROCHE (990 - ) Aymar De LUSINGNAN (960 - ) Henri I De LUSINGNAN (930 - ) Gersende (994 - ) Gerberge Viscountess De CHATELLERAULT (1034 - ) The following 7 people were included in the copy from Aimeri I ViscountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aymar De LUSINGNAN (960 - ) Boson II Viscount of CHATELLERAULT (1050 - ) Foucauld I De La ROCHE (990 - ) Gerberge Viscountess De CHATELLERAULT (1034 - ) Gersende (994 - ) Henri I De LUSINGNAN (930 - ) Hugues I De La ROCHE FOUCAULD (1020 - ) | Source (S583)
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| 6326 | The following Ancestors of Alfonso II "The Chaste" King of ARAGON (1157 - 1196) were copied from Raimund Berenger III Marquis of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Petronila I Queen of ARAGON (1136 - 1173) Husband of 250246 Wife of 250245 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Raimund Berenger III Marquis of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 250246 Petronila I Queen of ARAGON (1136 - 1173) Wife of 250245 | Source (S800)
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| 6327 | The following Ancestors of Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEON (1040 - 1109) were copied from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Fernando I "The Great" King of CASTILE & LBEON (1016 - 1065) Sancho III King of NAVARRE (980 - 1035) Garcia III King of NAVARRE (955 - 1000) Chimine Queen of NAVARRE (960 - ) Nunnia Princess of CASTILE (985 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Chimine Queen of NAVARRE (960 - ) Fernando I "The Great" King of CASTILE & LBEON (1016 - 1065) Garcia III King of NAVARRE (955 - 1000) Nunnia Princess of CASTILE (985 - ) Sancho III King of NAVARRE (980 - 1035) | Source (S781)
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| 6328 | The following Ancestors of Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEON (1040 - 1109) were copied from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Sancha Princess of LBEON (1013 - 1067) Alphonso V King of LEON (989 - ) Elvira (991 - ) Melendo GONZALES (965 - ) Wife of Melendo GONZALES The following 5 people were included in the copy from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alphonso V King of LEON (989 - ) Elvira (991 - ) Melendo GONZALES (965 - ) Sancha Princess of LBEON (1013 - 1067) Wife of Melendo GONZALES | Source (S780)
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| 6329 | The following Ancestors of Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEON (1040 - 1109) were copied from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ximena Nunez De GUZMAN (1048 - 1128) Husband of 106845 Wife of 106844 The following 5 people were included in the copy from Alfonso VI "The Valiant" of CASTILE & LBEONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 106845 Husband of Teresa Alfonso De CASTILE Teresa Alfonso De CASTILE (1070 - 1130) Wife of 106844 Ximena Nunez De GUZMAN (1048 - 1128) | Source (S782)
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| 6330 | The following Ancestors of Alice "Adela" De ROUCY (1014 - 1063) were copied from Alice "Adela" De ROUCYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Bbeatrice Countess of HAINAULT (998 - ) The following 4 people were included in the copy from Alice "Adela" De ROUCYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alice "Adela" De ROUCY (1014 - 1063) Bbeatrice Countess of HAINAULT (998 - ) Husband of Margaret "Marguerite" De MONTDIDIER Margaret "Marguerite" De MONTDIDIER (1045 - 1110) | Source (S690)
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| 6331 | The following Ancestors of Alice De BEAUMONT (1196 - ) were copied from Isabell MauduitA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alice DE HARCOURT (1181 - ) Robert DE HARCOURT Sir (1152 - 1202) Ivo DE HARCOURT (1130 - 1180) William DE HARCOURT (1100 - 1141) Husband of 287291 Wife of 287290 Agnes (1105 - ) Isabel de CAMVILLE (1153 - ) Richard de CAMVILLE The following 9 people were included in the copy from Isabell MauduitA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agnes (1105 - ) Alice DE HARCOURT (1181 - ) Husband of 287291 Isabel de CAMVILLE (1153 - ) Ivo DE HARCOURT (1130 - 1180) Richard de CAMVILLE Robert DE HARCOURT Sir (1152 - 1202) Wife of 287290 William DE HARCOURT (1100 - 1141) | Source (S308)
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| 6332 | The following Ancestors of Alice De BEAUMONT (1196 - ) were copied from Isabell MauduitA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Waleran de BEAUMONT (1153 - 1204) Roger de BEAUMONT (1090 - 1153) Henry de BEAUMONT (1045 - 1119) Roger DE BEAUMONT (1022 - 1094) Husband of 287289 Wife of 287288 Adeliza "Adaline" MEULENT (1014 - 1081) Margaret de PERCHE (1067 - ) Geoffrey II Count of PERCHE (1042 - 1100) Husband of 287281 Wife of 287280 Beatrice of MONTDIDIER (1051 - ) Husband of 287295 Wife of 287294 Gundred De WARENNE (1117 - 1166) William De WARENNE II (1085 - 1138) William De WARENNE (1055 - ) Princess of ENGLAND Gundred (1063 - 1085) Isabel "Elizabeth" De VERMANDOIS (1085 - 1130) Hugues "Le Grand" De FRANCE (1053 - 1102) Husband of 287287 Wife of 287286 Adelle "Adelaide" VERMANDOIS ( - 1120) The following 30 people were included in the copy from Isabell MauduitA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adeliza "Adaline" MEULENT (1014 - 1081) Adelle "Adelaide" VERMANDOIS ( - 1120) Beatrice of MONTDIDIER (1051 - ) Geoffrey II Count of PERCHE (1042 - 1100) Gundred De WARENNE (1117 - 1166) Henry de BEAUMONT (1045 - 1119) Henry De LANCASTER Earl of Huntingdon (1114 - 1152) Hugues "Le Grand" De FRANCE (1053 - 1102) Husband of 287281 Husband of 287287 Husband of 287289 Husband of 287295 Isabel "Elizabeth" De BEAUMONT (1086 - 1147) Isabel "Elizabeth" De VERMANDOIS (1085 - 1130) Julienne Du PERCHE (1070 - ) Margaret De HUNTINGDON (1144 - 1213) Margaret de PERCHE (1067 - ) Princess of ENGLAND Gundred (1063 - 1085) Robert "Bossu" De BEAUMONT Earl of LEICESTER (1104 - 1168) Robert De BEAUMONT (1046 - 1118) Roger DE BEAUMONT (1022 - 1094) Roger de BEAUMONT (1090 - 1153) Waleran de BEAUMONT (1153 - 1204) Wife of 287280 Wife of 287286 Wife of 287288 Wife of 287294 William De WARENNE (1055 - ) William De WARENNE II (1085 - 1138) William De WARENNE III (1110 - ) | Source (S307)
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| 6333 | The following Ancestors of Alice De COURTENAY (1160 - 1218) were copied from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aymer De TAILLEFER (1160 - 1218) Husband of 250242 Wife of 250241 The following 5 people were included in the copy from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aymer De TAILLEFER (1160 - 1218) Husband of 250242 Husband of Isabella De TAILLEFER Isabella De TAILLEFER (1180 - 1245) Wife of 250241 | Source (S760)
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| 6334 | The following Ancestors of Alice De DUNSTANVILLE (1118 - ) were copied from Alan BassettA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alan Reginald DEDUNSTANVILLE (1080 - 1153) Reginald Robert DEDUNSTANVILLE (1054 - 1124) Hugo DEDUNSTANVILLE (1028 - ) Adeliza Alicia DEINSULA DELISLE (1058 - ) Humphrey DEINSULA DELISLE (1032 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Alan BassettA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adeliza Alicia DEINSULA DELISLE (1058 - ) Alan Reginald DEDUNSTANVILLE (1080 - 1153) Hugo DEDUNSTANVILLE (1028 - ) Humphrey DEINSULA DELISLE (1032 - ) Reginald Robert DEDUNSTANVILLE (1054 - 1124) | Source (S304)
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| 6335 | The following Ancestors of Alice De TOENI (1254 - 1324) were copied from Alice De Toeni to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alice de BOHUN (1235 - 1255) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Alice De Toeni to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alice de BOHUN (1235 - 1255) | Source (S325)
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| 6336 | The following Ancestors of Alice De TOENI (1254 - 1324) were copied from Alice De Toeni to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Roger VI De TOENI (1235 - ) Ralph VI de TOENI (1189 - 1239) Petronilla De Lacy PERNEL (1196 - 1289) Walter DE LACY (1172 - ) Hugh DE LACY Rohese DE MONMOUTH Margaret DE BRAOSE (1177 - ) Maud De Haye DE ST VALERY (1155 - 1210) Reginald DE ST VALERY (1129 - ) The following 25 people were included in the copy from Alice De Toeni to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Annora DE BRAOSE (1190 - ) Bernard DE BRAOSE Constance De TOENI (1232 - 1265) Egidia DE LACY (1202 - ) Flandrina DE BRAOSE Giles DE BRAOSE Henry DE BRAOSE Hugh DE LACY John DE BRAOSE (1175 - ) Lotetta DE BRAOSE Margaret DE BRAOSE (1177 - ) Maud DE BRAOSE ( - 1210) Maud De Haye DE ST VALERY (1155 - 1210) Petronilla De Lacy PERNEL (1196 - 1289) Phillip DE BRAOSE Ralph VI de TOENI (1189 - 1239) Ralph VII De TOENI (1255 - 1295) Reginald DE BRAOSE (1178 - ) Reginald DE ST VALERY (1129 - ) Roger VI De TOENI (1235 - ) Rohese DE MONMOUTH Thomas DE BRAOSE Walter DE BRAOSE Walter DE LACY (1172 - ) William DE BRAOSE (1175 - ) | Source (S326)
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| 6337 | The following Ancestors of Alice FITZALAN (1378 - 1415) were copied from Elixabeth de BadlesmereD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Henry PLANTAGENET-BEAUFORT (1375 - 1447) Husband of 235623 Wife of 235622 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Elixabeth de BadlesmereD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Henry PLANTAGENET-BEAUFORT (1375 - 1447) Husband of 235623 Wife of 235622 | Source (S330)
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| 6338 | The following Ancestors of Amadeo II Count of SAVOY (1032 - 1080) were copied from Amadeo II Count of SAVOYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelais SUZA (1004 - ) Olderic SUZA (978 - ) The following 2 people were included in the copy from Amadeo II Count of SAVOYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelais SUZA (1004 - ) Olderic SUZA (978 - ) | Source (S746)
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| 6339 | The following Ancestors of Amadeo II Count of SAVOY (1032 - 1080) were copied from Amadeo II Count of SAVOYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Eudes SAVOY (1002 - 1057) Humbert I Count of SAVOY (972 - 1042) Gerald GENEVA (942 - ) Wife of Gerald GENEVA Ancelie Von LENZBURG (974 - ) Arnold Von SCHANNIS (948 - ) Wife of Arnold Von SCHANNIS The following 7 people were included in the copy from Amadeo II Count of SAVOYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ancelie Von LENZBURG (974 - ) Arnold Von SCHANNIS (948 - ) Eudes SAVOY (1002 - 1057) Gerald GENEVA (942 - ) Humbert I Count of SAVOY (972 - 1042) Wife of Arnold Von SCHANNIS Wife of Gerald GENEVA | Source (S745)
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| 6340 | The following Ancestors of Amadeo III Count of SAVOY (1092 - 1148) were copied from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Maud "Mathilde" Countess of ALBON (1116 - 1145) Husband of 250285 Wife of 250284 The following 15 people were included in the copy from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Affonso I "The Conqueror" Henriquez King of PORT (1110 - 1185) Beatrice de SAVOIE (1201 - 1266) Beatrix "Marguerite" De GENEVA & FAUCIGNY (1180 - 1257) Beatrix De VIENNE (1138 - 1184) Fernando II Alfonsez King of LEON (1137 - 1188) Humbert III "Le Saint" Count of SAVOY (1136 - 1188) Husband of 250285 Husband of Sanchia de PROVENCE Matilde "Maud" Countess of SAVOY (1125 - 1157) Maud "Mathilde" Countess of ALBON (1116 - 1145) Ramon BERENGUER IV Count of Provence (1195 - 1245) Sanchia de PROVENCE (1225 - 1261) Thomas I Count of SAVOY (1176 - 1232) Urraca Affonsez Queen of LEON (1151 - 1188) Wife of 250284 | Source (S761)
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| 6341 | The following Ancestors of Amauri "Amaury" Seigneur De MONTFORT (1000 - 1030) were copied from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guillaume Baron De MONTFORT (960 - 1003) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guillaume Baron De MONTFORT (960 - 1003) | Source (S493)
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| 6342 | The following Ancestors of Amfleda of OSTROGOTHS (468 - ) were copied from Amfleda of OSTROGOTHSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Theodoric King of Italy & OSTROGOTHS (454 - 526) Theodermir Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (425 - 471) Wandalar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (395 - 459) Winithar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (365 - ) Valaravaus Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (335 - ) Husband of 224055 Wife of 224054 Wife of Valaravaus Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Wife of Winithar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Wife of Wandalar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Erchiva (430 - ) The following 12 people were included in the copy from Amfleda of OSTROGOTHSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Erchiva (430 - ) Husband of 224055 Theodermir Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (425 - 471) Theodogotho OSTROGOTHS (478 - ) Theodoric King of Italy & OSTROGOTHS (454 - 526) Valaravaus Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (335 - ) Wandalar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (395 - 459) Wife of 224054 Wife of Valaravaus Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Wife of Wandalar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Wife of Winithar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS Winithar Cheiftan of OSTROGOTHS (365 - ) | Source (S628)
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| 6343 | The following Ancestors of Amos SHEPARDSON (1704 - 1795) were copied from Amos SHEPARDSON anc to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Elizabeth FULLER (1678 - ) Jonathan FULLER Elizabeth WILMARTH The following 12 people were included in the copy from Amos SHEPARDSON anc to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Daniel SHEPARDSON (1699 - 1770) Elizabeth FULLER (1678 - ) Elizabeth WILMARTH Husband of Ruth SHEPARDSON John SHEPARDSON (1708 - ) Jonathan FULLER Mehitable SHEPARDSON (1696 - ) Ruth SHEPARDSON (1695 - ) Sarah SHEPARDSON (1698 - 1699) Wife of Daniel SHEPARDSON Wife of Daniel SHEPARDSON Wife of John SHEPARDSON | Source (S1049)
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| 6344 | The following Ancestors of Anastasia DE ATON (1342 - ) were copied from Anastasia DE ATONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 William DE ATON (1301 - 1388) Gilbert DE ATON (1288 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Anastasia DE ATONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Elizabeth DE ATON (1340 - ) Gilbert DE ATON (1288 - ) Katherine DE ATON (1368 - ) William DE ATON (1301 - 1388) William DE ATON (1340 - ) | Source (S499)
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| 6345 | The following Ancestors of Ann Eliza LORD (1829 - 1861) were copied from Ann Eliza LORDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas Durfey LORD (1809 - ) The following 6 people were included in the copy from Ann Eliza LORDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aurelia Bulkeley LORD (1832 - ) George Washington LORD (1837 - ) Josephine Caroline LORD (1835 - ) Robert Augustus LORD (1831 - ) Thomas Durfey LORD (1809 - ) William Lucas LORD (1827 - ) | Source (S496)
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| 6346 | The following Ancestors of Anna Agnesa Grand Duchess of Kiev YAROSLAVIA (1036 - 1076) were copied from YAROSLAVIAA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ingrid "Ingegerda" OLAFSDOTTER (1001 - 1049) Olaf III "Skotkonung" ERIKSSON King of SWEDEN (950 - 1022) Erik VIII "Seiersal" BJORNSSON (930 - 994) Bjorn "The Old" ERIKSSON King of SWEDEN (867 - 950) Erik ENMUNDSSON King of SWEDEN (849 - 900) Husband of 107074 Wife of 107073 ?O Swietoslava "Sydryda" Queen of SWEDEN (970 - 1014) Mieszko I Prince of POLAND (922 - 992) Dubravka Princess of BOHEMIA Astrid "Inegrid" Princess of The OBOTRITES The following 14 people were included in the copy from YAROSLAVIAA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 ?O Astrid "Inegrid" Princess of The OBOTRITES Bjorn "The Old" ERIKSSON King of SWEDEN (867 - 950) Dubravka Princess of BOHEMIA Erik ENMUNDSSON King of SWEDEN (849 - 900) Erik VIII "Seiersal" BJORNSSON (930 - 994) Husband of 107074 Ingrid "Ingegerda" OLAFSDOTTER (1001 - 1049) Mieszko I Prince of POLAND (922 - 992) Olaf III "Skotkonung" ERIKSSON King of SWEDEN (950 - 1022) Olof "Mitkg" BJORNSSON King of SWEDEN (885 - ) Swietoslava "Sydryda" Queen of SWEDEN (970 - 1014) Wife of 107073 Wife of Olof "Mitkg" BJORNSSON King of SWEDEN | Source (S664)
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| 6347 | The following Ancestors of Anna Agnesa Grand Duchess of Kiev YAROSLAVIA (1036 - 1076) were copied from YAROSLAVIAA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Yaroslav I " The Wise" Grand Duke of KIEV (980 - 1053) Vladimir I "The Great" Grand Duke of KIEV (960 - 1015) Svyatoslav I Grand Duke of KIEV (942 - 973) Igor Grand Duke of KIEV (877 - 945) Ryurik Grand Duke of NOVGOROD (830 - 879) Efenda "Edvina" Grand Duchess of NOVGOROD (850 - ) Olga Grand Duchess of KIEV (881 - 969) Malusha of LUBECH (944 - ) Malk of LUBECH Wife of Malk of LUBECH Rogneda Princess of POLOTSK (962 - 1002) Rognwald "Rogvolod" Count of POLOTSK (936 - ) The following 12 people were included in the copy from YAROSLAVIAA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Efenda "Edvina" Grand Duchess of NOVGOROD (850 - ) Igor Grand Duke of KIEV (877 - 945) Malk of LUBECH Malusha of LUBECH (944 - ) Olga Grand Duchess of KIEV (881 - 969) Rogneda Princess of POLOTSK (962 - 1002) Rognwald "Rogvolod" Count of POLOTSK (936 - ) Ryurik Grand Duke of NOVGOROD (830 - 879) Svyatoslav I Grand Duke of KIEV (942 - 973) Vladimir I "The Great" Grand Duke of KIEV (960 - 1015) Wife of Malk of LUBECH Yaroslav I " The Wise" Grand Duke of KIEV (980 - 1053) | Source (S665)
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| 6348 | The following Ancestors of Anna Ruth ROOT (1851 - 1914) were copied from AbigailRootD_1 to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 John Dennis TRELEVEN (1845 - 1916) The following 5 people were included in the copy from AbigailRootD_1 to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Elizabeth E TRELEVEN Eva B TRELEVEN Husband of Elizabeth E TRELEVEN John Dennis TRELEVEN (1845 - 1916) Minnie B TRELEVEN | Source (S850)
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| 6349 | The following Ancestors of Anne De FERRERS (1268 - 1323) were copied from Joan De GreyA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 William De FERRERS (1240 - 1287) William FERRERS (1200 - 1253) William De FERRERS (1174 - 1247) William "Walkelin" De FERRERS (1140 - 1189) Husband of 245038 Wife of 245037 Sybil De BRAOSE (1150 - 1227) Husband of 245050 Wife of 245049 Margaret De QUINCY (1218 - ) Roger De QUINCY (1174 - 1264) Saher IV De QUINCY (1155 - 1219) Margaret De HARCOURT (1156 - 1235) Husband of 245052 Wife of 245051 Helen GALLOWAY (1208 - 1245) The following 27 people were included in the copy from Joan De GreyA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Agnes De FERRERS (1244 - ) Elizabeth De FERRERS (1175 - ) Elizabeth De FERRERS (1246 - ) Elizabeth QUINCY (1226 - 1282) Helen GALLOWAY (1208 - 1245) Husband of 245038 Husband of 245050 Husband of 245052 Joan De FERRERS (1248 - 1309) Margaret De HARCOURT (1156 - 1235) Margaret De QUINCY (1218 - ) Millicent De FERRERS (1178 - ) Robert De FERRERS (1239 - 1279) Robert De FERRERS (1779 - ) Robert De QUINCY (1186 - 1257) Roger De QUINCY (1174 - 1264) Saher IV De QUINCY (1155 - 1219) Sybil De BRAOSE (1150 - 1227) Thomas FERRERS Wife of 245037 Wife of 245049 Wife of 245051 William "Walkelin" De FERRERS (1140 - 1189) William De FERRERS (1174 - 1247) William De FERRERS (1240 - 1287) William De FERRERS (1271 - 1324) William FERRERS (1200 - 1253) | Source (S284)
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| 6350 | The following Ancestors of Anne MAINWARING (1556 - 1633) were copied from Anne MAINWARINGA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Henry MANWARING (1526 - ) Randel MAINWARING (1506 - 1559) Anne CHOLMONDELAY (1506 - 1567) The following 3 people were included in the copy from Anne MAINWARINGA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Anne CHOLMONDELAY (1506 - 1567) Henry MANWARING (1526 - ) Randel MAINWARING (1506 - 1559) | Source (S966)
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| 6351 | The following Ancestors of Anne MAINWARING (1556 - 1633) were copied from Anne MAINWARINGA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Mary Ellen VENERABLES (1532 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Anne MAINWARINGA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Mary Ellen VENERABLES (1532 - ) | Source (S965)
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| 6352 | The following Ancestors of Anne PARKS were copied from ThomasIngersollD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 William CRAIG The following 3 people were included in the copy from ThomasIngersollD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Louise CRAIG Prince Eugene DE RIZO-RANGABE William CRAIG | Source (S395)
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| 6353 | The following Ancestors of Anne [I] Le Laboureur (1630 - 1700) were copied from Marie[III]Normand to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Marguerite [º] Bardin Charadin (1600 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Marie[III]Normand to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Marguerite [º] Bardin Charadin (1600 - ) | Source (S1000)
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| 6354 | The following Ancestors of Anne [I] Le Laboureur (1630 - 1700) were copied from Marie[III]Normand to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas [º] Le Laboureur (1600 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Marie[III]Normand to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Thomas [º] Le Laboureur (1600 - ) | Source (S999)
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| 6355 | The following Ancestors of Arad ROOT (1767 - 1855) were copied from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Lydia SHATTUCK (1773 - 1859) Husband of 262860 Wife of 262859 The following 33 people were included in the copy from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail ROOT (1812 - ) Amelia ATWATER (1815 - 1872) Betsey ROOT (1812 - ) Charles Isaac ROOT (1848 - 1939) Charles Root TALCOTT (1867 - 1886) Chester Ward ROOT ( - 1917) Elisha ROOT Dr (1811 - 1842) Eliza Maria WARD ( - 1930) Frank TALCOTT (1873 - ) George Murray TALCOTT (1862 - 1883) Henry Albert ROOT (1845 - 1928) Henry ROOT (1816 - 1816) Henry ROOT (1835 - 1840) Husband of 262860 Husband of Marjorie King ROOT Husband of Marjorie King ROOT Husband of Marjorie King ROOT Jane E ROOT (1841 - 1867) Jennie E TALCOTT (1870 - 1887) Lewis H TALCOTT (1834 - 1910) Lucinda ROOT (1808 - 1829) Lucy M ROOT (1804 - 1828) Lucy Mattoon ROOT (1836 - 1926) Lydia M ROOT (1841 - 1898) Lydia SHATTUCK (1773 - 1859) Marjorie King ROOT (1884 - 1968) Norman "Nor" ROOT (1888 - 1969) Seth TALCOTT (1860 - 1864) Susan B HILL (1815 - 1882) Wife of 262859 Wife of Norman "Nor" ROOT Wife of Norman "Nor" ROOT Zimri ROOT (1806 - 1872) | Source (S886)
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| 6356 | The following Ancestors of Arad ROOT (1767 - 1855) were copied from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Mary SEVERANCE (1769 - 1800) Husband of 263468 Wife of 263467 The following 4 people were included in the copy from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 263468 Mary SEVERANCE (1769 - 1800) Moses ROOT (1800 - 1870) Wife of 263467 | Source (S884)
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| 6357 | The following Ancestors of Arnoul I Count of FLANDERS (890 - 964) were copied from Baudouin V Count of FLANDERSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Baudouin II "The Bald" Count of FLANDERS (864 - 918) Husband of 287320 Wife of 287319 The following 4 people were included in the copy from Baudouin V Count of FLANDERSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adalulf Comte de BOULOGNE (893 - ) Baudouin II "The Bald" Count of FLANDERS (864 - 918) Husband of 287320 Wife of 287319 | Source (S559)
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| 6358 | The following Ancestors of Arthur Cornellus ROWE (1839 - ) were copied from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Matilda COOPER The following 5 people were included in the copy from Joseph ROOTD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Arthur Elihu ROWE (1865 - ) Kenneth ROWE (1871 - ) Matilda COOPER Rufus Herbert ROWE (1869 - ) Willard Cooper ROWE (1867 - ) | Source (S898)
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| 6359 | The following Ancestors of Arthur INGRAHAM (1574 - 1655) were copied from Arthur INGRAHAM anc to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Arthur INGRAHAM Sir (1550 - 1605) Hugh INGRAHAM (1534 - 1612) Ann GOLDTHORPE (1536 - ) The following 4 people were included in the copy from Arthur INGRAHAM anc to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ann GOLDTHORPE (1536 - ) Arthur INGRAHAM Sir (1550 - 1605) Henry INGRAHAM (1595 - ) Hugh INGRAHAM (1534 - 1612) | Source (S1038)
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| 6360 | The following Ancestors of Ascrida "Aseda" ROGNVALDSDATTER Countess of OPPL (824 - ) were copied from AscridaA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Rognvald OLAFSSON (816 - 850) Olaf GUDRODSSON King of JUTLAND (800 - 840) Gudrod "Jagtkonge" HALFDANSSON King of VESTFOLD (790 - 821) Halfdan "The Meek" EYSTEINSSON (768 - 810) Harold Eysteinsson King of HAITHABU (748 - 841) Husband of 224166 Wife of 224165 Imhild of ENGERN (750 - ) Husband of 224159 Wife of 224158 Hlif DAGSDATTER (772 - ) Alfhild ALFARINSDATTER (794 - ) Alfarin King of ALVHEIM (769 - ) Wife of Alfarin King of ALVHEIM ? The following 17 people were included in the copy from AscridaA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 ? Alfarin King of ALVHEIM (769 - ) Alfhild ALFARINSDATTER (794 - ) Gudrod "Jagtkonge" HALFDANSSON King of VESTFOLD (790 - 821) Halfdan "The Meek" EYSTEINSSON (768 - 810) Harald II Klak Halfdansson King of DENMARK (795 - 844) Harold Eysteinsson King of HAITHABU (748 - 841) Hlif DAGSDATTER (772 - ) Husband of 224159 Husband of 224166 Imhild of ENGERN (750 - ) Olaf GUDRODSSON King of JUTLAND (800 - 840) Rognvald OLAFSSON (816 - 850) Wife of 224158 Wife of 224165 Wife of Alfarin King of ALVHEIM Wife of Harald II Klak Halfdansson King of DENMARK | Source (S566)
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| 6361 | The following Ancestors of Aslaug SIGURDSDATTER (765 - ) were copied from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Gandolf ALFGEIRSSON King of NORWAY (710 - ) Alfgeir King of VINGULMORK (688 - ) Wife of Alfgeir King of VINGULMORK The following 4 people were included in the copy from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alfgeir King of VINGULMORK (688 - ) Alfhild GANDOLFSDATTER (735 - ) Gandolf ALFGEIRSSON King of NORWAY (710 - ) Wife of Alfgeir King of VINGULMORK | Source (S720)
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| 6362 | The following Ancestors of Aslaug SIGURDSDOTTIR (790 - ) were copied from Aslaug SIGURDSDOTTIRD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Helgi "The Keen" FRIDLEIFSSON (770 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Aslaug SIGURDSDOTTIRD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Godefrid King of Haithabu & RUSTRINGEN (830 - ) Helgi "The Keen" FRIDLEIFSSON (770 - ) Ingjald HELGISSON (807 - ) Sigrid HELGISDOTTIR (812 - ) Sigurd Hiort HELGISSON King of RINGERIKE (805 - ) | Source (S738)
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| 6363 | The following Ancestors of Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTIN (1135 - 1200) were copied from Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alberic I Count of DAMMARTIN (1110 - 1183) Aubrey De MELLO (1080 - ) Gilbert Baron of MELLO (1050 - 1084) Aelis De DAMMARTIN (1084 - ) Hugues Count of DAMMARTIN (1042 - 1103) Constance Princess of FRANCE (1014 - ) Roaide Countess of BULLES (1046 - ) The following 7 people were included in the copy from Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aelis De DAMMARTIN (1084 - ) Alberic I Count of DAMMARTIN (1110 - 1183) Aubrey De MELLO (1080 - ) Constance Princess of FRANCE (1014 - ) Gilbert Baron of MELLO (1050 - 1084) Hugues Count of DAMMARTIN (1042 - 1103) Roaide Countess of BULLES (1046 - ) | Source (S734)
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| 6364 | The following Ancestors of Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTIN (1135 - 1200) were copied from Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Joan BASSET (1114 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Aubrey "Alberic" II Count of DAMMARTINA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Joan BASSET (1114 - ) | Source (S733)
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| 6365 | The following Ancestors of Audoin King of LOMBARDS (485 - 561) were copied from Audoin King of LOMBARDSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Menia (463 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Audoin King of LOMBARDSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Menia (463 - ) | Source (S548)
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| 6366 | The following Ancestors of Audoin King of LOMBARDS (485 - 561) were copied from Audoin King of LOMBARDSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Pitzias of LOMBARDS (460 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Audoin King of LOMBARDSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Pitzias of LOMBARDS (460 - ) | Source (S547)
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| 6367 | The following Ancestors of Ava Countess of Upper ALSACE (779 - 860) were copied from Ermengarde ToursA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugues III Count of Upper ALSACE (765 - 839) Luitfrid II Count of Upper ALSACE (740 - 780) Duke of ALSACE Luitfrid (707 - 750) Duke of ALSACE Adalbert (675 - 741) Adalric (Eticho) I Duke of ALSACE (645 - 689) Husband of 224782 Wife of 224781 Berswinde of FRANCE (649 - 744) Husband of 224776 Wife of 224775 Duchess of ALSACE Gerlinde (679 - ) Eudes Duke of AQUITAINE (646 - 736) Husband of 224780 Wife of 224779 Valtrude of ORLEANS (642 - 688) Husband of 224778 Wife of 224777 Duchess of ALSACE Edith (719 - ) Countess of Upper ALSACE Hiltrude (744 - ) The following 23 people were included in the copy from Ermengarde ToursA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adalric (Eticho) I Duke of ALSACE (645 - 689) Aznar of ARAGON (666 - ) Berswinde of FRANCE (649 - 744) Countess of Upper ALSACE Hiltrude (744 - ) Duchess of ALSACE Edith (719 - ) Duchess of ALSACE Gerlinde (679 - ) Duke of ALSACE Adalbert (675 - 741) Duke of ALSACE Luitfrid (707 - 750) Eticho II Count of LOWER-ALSACE (680 - ) Eudes Duke of AQUITAINE (646 - 736) Hatton de AQUITAINE (665 - ) Hugues III Count of Upper ALSACE (765 - 839) Hunuld Duke of AQUITAINE (664 - 774) Husband of 224776 Husband of 224778 Husband of 224780 Husband of 224782 Luitfrid II Count of Upper ALSACE (740 - 780) Valtrude of ORLEANS (642 - 688) Wife of 224775 Wife of 224777 Wife of 224779 Wife of 224781 | Source (S476)
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| 6368 | The following Ancestors of Aymer De TAILLEFER (1160 - 1218) were copied from Aymer De TAILLEFERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Emma De LIMOGES (1138 - ) Ademar III De LIMOGES (1100 - ) The following 2 people were included in the copy from Aymer De TAILLEFERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ademar III De LIMOGES (1100 - ) Emma De LIMOGES (1138 - ) | Source (S787)
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| 6369 | The following Ancestors of Aymer De TAILLEFER (1160 - 1218) were copied from Aymer De TAILLEFERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guillaume IV TAILLEFER (1134 - 1187) Ponce SIRE Hugh VII "Le Brun" De LUSIGNAN (1090 - 1151) Sarazine (1095 - 1144) The following 4 people were included in the copy from Aymer De TAILLEFERA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guillaume IV TAILLEFER (1134 - 1187) Hugh VII "Le Brun" De LUSIGNAN (1090 - 1151) Ponce SIRE Sarazine (1095 - 1144) | Source (S785)
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| 6370 | The following Ancestors of Azariah EASTMAN (1718 - 1777) were copied from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ruth JENKINS (1722 - 1777) The following 317 people were included in the copy from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail BUDLONG (1809 - 1880) Abigail EASTMAN (1779 - 1846) Abijah Stoddard EASTMAN (1778 - 1852) Adolphus Theodore EASTMAN (1832 - 1901) Albert Bates EASTMAN (1843 - 1893) Almira M EASTMAN (1846 - 1936) Alvin B BLANCHARD (1820 - ) Alvin EASTMAN (1767 - 1845) Alvin EASTMAN (1791 - 1806) Alvin EASTMAN (1825 - 1893) Amarilla EASTMAN (1810 - ) Amarilla HURD ( - 1846) Ammon EASTMAN (1834 - ) Amy BLANCHARD (1822 - ) Anna EASTMAN (1790 - 1831) Annis A EASTMAN (1829 - 1911) Ascsah PETERS (1802 - ) Azariah Booth SHIPMAN (1803 - 1868) Azariah EASTMAN (1746 - 1818) Azariah EASTMAN (1795 - 1865) Barnet COOK (1831 - 1836) Benjamin EASTMAN (1740 - ) Benjamin EASTMAN (1784 - 1862) Benjamin EASTMAN (1806 - 1882) Benjamin LINDSLEY (1779 - 1843) Benjamin STANFORD (1827 - 1854) Betsey EASTMAN (1783 - ) Betsey EASTMAN (1789 - ) Betsey EASTMAN (1823 - 1900) Betsey Scott BURTON (1823 - ) Betsey STANFORD (1811 - 1891) Caleb BUDLONG (1819 - 1893) Caroline Eliza EASTMAN (1832 - 1918) Caroline STANFORD (1830 - 1860) Celistine EASTMAN Cereno EASTMAN Charles EASTMAN (1818 - 1882) Charles Grandison EASTMAN (1845 - ) Charles Weller EASTMAN (1841 - 1861) Charles William EASTMAN (1811 - 1879) Chauncy EASTMAN (1822 - 1915) Clarinda EASTMAN (1799 - 1836) Clarissa EASTMAN (1829 - 1852) Clark BUDLONG (1804 - 1844) Cyntha COOK (1820 - ) Daniel EASTMAN (1791 - ) Daniel EASTMAN (1802 - 1892) Daniel Madison SHIPMAN (1810 - ) Daniel P EASTMAN (1838 - ) Daniel Philander EDDY (1822 - 1901) Daniel SHIPMAN (1773 - 1820) Deliverance Bela EASTMAN (1823 - 1865) Deliverance EASTMAN (1759 - 1843) Dennis Deliverance EASTMAN (1827 - 1912) Dwight EASTMAN (1839 - 1900) Eber Cole BUDLONG (1800 - 1882) Eleanore Weller SHIPMAN (1807 - 1876) Eli EASTMAN (1752 - 1821) Eli EASTMAN (1777 - 1844) Eli EASTMAN (1832 - 1892) Eli EASTMAN III (1844 - 1934) Eli EASTMAN Jr (1795 - 1878) Elisha EASTMAN (1784 - ) Eliza Ann BUDLONG (1806 - 1854) Eliza EASTMAN (1829 - ) Eliza LUCAS (1802 - 1874) Elizabeth EASTMAN (1775 - 1872) Elizabeth PITTS (1785 - 1866) Elizabeth Rowe EASTMAN (1821 - ) Elizabeth SHERWOOD (1744 - 1812) Elizabeth WOODWARD Ellen EASTMAN (1834 - ) Elmina EASTMAN (1815 - 1875) Emeline STANFORD (1814 - 1880) Erastus EASTMAN Esther EASTMAN Esther EASTMAN Esther THOMAS (1796 - ) Eunice STODDARD Frederick EASTMAN Freeman EASTMAN George Dunbar SANFORD (1805 - 1870) George Herbert EASTMAN (1834 - 1910) George VAUGHN (1794 - 1854) George Washington BUDLONG (1802 - 1828) George Washington EASTMAN (1837 - 1893) Gideon P EASTMAN (1808 - 1832) Gilbert EASTMAN (1845 - ) Girl EASTMAN (1830 - 1830) Green BUDLONG (1777 - 1844) Green BUDLONG Jr (1804 - 1844) Hannah EASTMAN Hannah EASTMAN (1772 - ) Hannah STANFORD (1788 - ) Harman EASTMAN (1835 - 1916) Harriet EASTMAN (1838 - ) Harvey EASTMAN (1796 - 1799) Helen BUDLONG (1846 - ) Helen M EASTMAN (1839 - 1900) Henry B LINDSLEY Henry COOK (1798 - 1871) Henry COOK (1827 - 1855) Henry EASTMAN (1838 - ) Henry L COOK (1823 - 1827) Herman BLANCHARD (1810 - ) Herman EASTMAN (1798 - 1886) Herman Leffert EASTMAN (1828 - 1910) Hermon B EASTMAN (1807 - ) Hiram Holmes EDDY (1830 - 1910) Husband of Abigail BUDLONG Husband of Almira M EASTMAN Husband of Annis A EASTMAN Husband of Betsey EASTMAN Husband of Betsey STANFORD Husband of Caroline Eliza EASTMAN Husband of Celistine EASTMAN Husband of Eleanore Weller SHIPMAN Husband of Eliza Ann BUDLONG Husband of Elizabeth Rowe EASTMAN Husband of Emeline STANFORD Husband of Harriet EASTMAN Husband of Helen M EASTMAN Husband of Joanna EASTMAN Husband of Julia Chittenden EASTMAN Husband of Laura COOK Husband of Laura Lodorsa EASTMAN Husband of Lucy Ann EASTMAN Husband of Mahala BLANCHARD Husband of Mahala Cecelia SANFORD Husband of Malvina EASTMAN Husband of Margaret EASTMAN Husband of Mary Ann EASTMAN Husband of Mary Ann EASTMAN Husband of Mary Ann EASTMAN Husband of Mary Ann EASTMAN Husband of Mary BUDLONG Husband of Nancy BUDLONG Husband of Polly COOK Husband of Polly EASTMAN Husband of Rebecca STANFORD Husband of Rosetta STANFORD Husband of Ruby EASTMAN Husband of Sally BUDLONG Husband of Sally EASTMAN Husband of Sarah Amarilla SHIPMAN Husband of Sarah Booth SANFORD Husband of Sarah Booth SANFORD Husband of Thalia Henriette SANFORD Husband of Wealthy Ann EASTMAN Ira BLANCHARD Ira BLANCHARD Jr (1812 - ) Ira SANFORD (1774 - ) James Alvin EDDY (1823 - 1906) James MINOR James Minor EASTMAN (1789 - 1858) James P EASTMAN (1828 - 1855) Jerusha EASTMAN (1821 - ) Joanna EASTMAN (1817 - 1867) Joanna STANFORD (1792 - 1867) John EASTMAN (1787 - ) John EASTMAN (1800 - 1864) John NEEDHAM (1764 - ) John Orville SHIPMAN (1805 - 1866) John Randolph EASTMAN (1805 - 1851) John Thomas James SANFORD (1814 - ) Joseph Avery SHIPMAN (1812 - 1885) Josiah R EASTMAN (1771 - 1846) Julia Chittenden EASTMAN (1824 - ) Julia DeWitt BARTHOLEMEW (1812 - 1856) Juliette EASTMAN (1819 - 1892) Laura COOK (1832 - 1900) Laura Lodorsa EASTMAN (1831 - ) Laura PARSONS (1808 - 1895) Levi EASTMAN (1824 - 1864) Levi SHEPHARD Lois EASTMAN (1840 - ) Loretta COOK (1812 - 1871) Louis Parsons EASTMAN (1846 - ) Lucinda BLANCHARD (1813 - ) Lucinda RICHARDSON (1807 - 1872) Lucy Ann BUDLONG (1818 - 1852) Lucy Ann EASTMAN (1813 - ) Lucy CHITTENDEN (1786 - 1865) Lucy EASTMAN (1840 - ) Lydia COOK (1825 - 1839) Mahala BLANCHARD (1823 - 1889) Mahala Cecelia SANFORD (1809 - 1829) Mahala EASTMAN (1784 - 1837) MALOON Malvina EASTMAN (1822 - 1889) Margaret EASTMAN (1816 - 1898) Marie COOK (1821 - ) Mary Ann EASTMAN (1812 - ) Mary Ann EASTMAN (1820 - 1881) Mary Ann EASTMAN (1834 - ) Mary Ann EDDY (1826 - 1912) Mary BLANCHARD ( - 1848) Mary BUDLONG (1798 - 1871) Mary BUDLONG (1848 - ) Mary BURTON (1809 - 1830) Mary EASTMAN Mary WELLER (1758 - 1836) Nancy BUDLONG Nathaniel Ornan EASTMAN (1830 - 1912) Ollimus EASTMAN (1805 - 1863) Parson Genet SHIPMAN (1799 - 1871) Parsons L EASTMAN (1819 - ) Patty COOK (1800 - 1829) Peleg EDDY (1794 - 1861) Percy PARSONS (1796 - 1836) Philander L VAUGHN (1827 - 1905) Philip EASTMAN (1825 - 1899) Phoebe BUDLONG (1814 - 1828) Polly COOK (1828 - 1855) Polly EASTMAN (1796 - 1872) Polly EASTMAN (1812 - ) Prudence EASTMAN (1763 - ) Rebecca EASTMAN (1791 - 1864) Rebecca MINOR (1763 - 1822) Rebecca SEARS Rebecca STANFORD (1829 - 1860) Reuben BLANCHARD (1814 - 1895) Richard E SHIPMAN (1815 - ) Richard Eastman SANFORD (1799 - ) Richard H EASTMAN (1800 - 1831) Riley BLANCHARD (1824 - ) Robert STANFORD (1810 - 1889) Roderick BUDLONG (1830 - 1898) Roderick Stoddard EASTMAN (1832 - 1905) Rosetta STANFORD (1817 - 1899) Roxana EASTMAN Ruby EASTMAN (1828 - ) Ruth EASTMAN Ruth JENKINS (1722 - 1777) Sally BUDLONG Sally EASTMAN (1774 - 1841) Sally EASTMAN (1788 - 1866) Sally EASTMAN (1809 - ) Samuel EASTMAN (1830 - 1912) Sarah Amarilla SHIPMAN (1813 - 1863) Sarah BOOTH (1746 - 1828) Sarah Booth SANFORD (1803 - ) Sarah EASTMAN Sarah Jane COOK (1832 - 1881) Sarah SHIPMAN Sherwood P EASTMAN (1811 - 1886) Staly EASTMAN (1794 - 1860) Stephen EASTMAN Stephen EASTMAN (1819 - 1853) Stephen PRIEST (1792 - ) Thalia Henriette SANFORD (1812 - ) Thomas EASTMAN (1786 - ) Tryphena (1799 - ) Tryphena EASTMAN (1832 - ) Vespasion EASTMAN (1754 - 1828) Wainwright DeWitt EASTMAN (1840 - 1921) Walter J EASTMAN (1830 - ) Wealthy Ann EASTMAN (1830 - ) Wife of Adolphus Theodore EASTMAN Wife of Albert Bates EASTMAN Wife of Azariah Booth SHIPMAN Wife of Charles EASTMAN Wife of Charles William EASTMAN Wife of Charles William EASTMAN Wife of Chauncy EASTMAN Wife of Clark BUDLONG Wife of Daniel Madison SHIPMAN Wife of Daniel P EASTMAN Wife of Daniel Philander EDDY Wife of Deliverance Bela EASTMAN Wife of Eber Cole BUDLONG Wife of Eli EASTMAN Wife of Eli EASTMAN III Wife of George Dunbar SANFORD Wife of George Herbert EASTMAN Wife of George Washington BUDLONG Wife of George Washington EASTMAN Wife of Green BUDLONG Jr Wife of Harman EASTMAN Wife of Herman BLANCHARD Wife of Herman Leffert EASTMAN Wife of Herman Leffert EASTMAN Wife of Hermon B EASTMAN Wife of James Alvin EDDY Wife of James Alvin EDDY Wife of James Alvin EDDY Wife of James Alvin EDDY Wife of John Orville SHIPMAN Wife of John Thomas James SANFORD Wife of Joseph Avery SHIPMAN Wife of Levi EASTMAN Wife of Louis Parsons EASTMAN Wife of Nathaniel Ornan EASTMAN Wife of Parson Genet SHIPMAN Wife of Parson Genet SHIPMAN Wife of Parsons L EASTMAN Wife of Philander L VAUGHN Wife of Philip EASTMAN Wife of Reuben BLANCHARD Wife of Richard Eastman SANFORD Wife of Richard H EASTMAN Wife of Robert STANFORD Wife of Roderick BUDLONG Wife of Roderick Stoddard EASTMAN Wife of Samuel EASTMAN Wife of Sherwood P EASTMAN Wife of Stephen EASTMAN Wife of Wainwright DeWitt EASTMAN Wife of Walter J EASTMAN Wife of William M STANFORD Wife of William Webber EASTMAN Wife of Winslow Salisbury EDDY William BUDLONG (1844 - ) William M STANFORD (1821 - 1899) William STANFORD (1788 - 1843) William Webber EASTMAN (1839 - ) Winslow Salisbury EDDY (1828 - 1908) | Source (S1017)
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| 6371 | The following Ancestors of Bartholomew De LEIGH (1156 - 1217) were copied from Bartholomew De LEIGHA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Beatrice De GLANVILLE (1130 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Bartholomew De LEIGHA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Beatrice De GLANVILLE (1130 - ) | Source (S507)
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| 6372 | The following Ancestors of Bartholomew De LEIGH (1156 - 1217) were copied from Bartholomew De LEIGHA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugh De LEIGH (1126 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Bartholomew De LEIGHA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Hugh De LEIGH (1126 - ) | Source (S506)
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| 6373 | The following Ancestors of Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIRE (190 - ) were copied from Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIREA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Julia DOMNA (167 - 217) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIREA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Julia DOMNA (167 - 217) | Source (S611)
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| 6374 | The following Ancestors of Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIRE (190 - ) were copied from Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIREA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Lucius Septimus "Severus" EMPEROR OF ROME (146 - 210) Publius Septimus GETA Fulvia PIA Fulvius PIUS Laelia MAJOR Q LAELIUS Matidia II Sabina SABINUS Lucius Vibius SABINUS Husband of 223978 Wife of 223977 Salonia Matidia Husband of 223975 Wife of 223974 The following 16 people were included in the copy from Bassina Princess of ROMAN EMPIREA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Fulvia PIA Fulvius PIUS Husband of 223975 Husband of 223978 Husband of Rupilla FAUSTINA Laelia MAJOR Lucius Septimus "Severus" EMPEROR OF ROME (146 - 210) Lucius Vibius SABINUS Matidia II Sabina SABINUS Publius Septimus GETA Q LAELIUS Rupilius Libo Frugi Rupilla FAUSTINA Salonia Matidia Wife of 223974 Wife of 223977 | Source (S612)
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| 6375 | The following Ancestors of Baudouin I Count of FLANDERS (837 - 879) were copied from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Odoscer "Odacre" (810 - ) Engleran (780 - ) Husband of 224873 Wife of 224872 Wife of Engleran The following 5 people were included in the copy from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Engleran (780 - ) Husband of 224873 Odoscer "Odacre" (810 - ) Wife of 224872 Wife of Engleran | Source (S792)
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| 6376 | The following Ancestors of Baudouin II "The Bald" Count of FLANDERS (864 - 918) were copied from Gilbert FITZGODFREYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Baudouin I Count of FLANDERS (837 - 879) Husband of 287312 Wife of 287311 The following 5 people were included in the copy from Gilbert FITZGODFREYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Baudouin I Count of FLANDERS (837 - 879) Husband of 287312 Husband of Widnille Countess of FLANDERS Widnille Countess of FLANDERS (865 - ) Wife of 287311 | Source (S667)
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| 6377 | The following Ancestors of Baudouin V Count of FLANDERS (1012 - 1067) were copied from Baudouin V Count of FLANDERSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Otgive De LUXEMBOURG (986 - 1029) Frederic I Count of LUXEMBOURG (945 - 1019) Siegfried Count of LUXEMBOURG (928 - 998) Hedwig Countess of LUXEMBOURG (923 - ) Irmtrud Countess of GLEIBERG (948 - ) Heribert Count Of KINZIGGAU (914 - 992) Udo Count of The WETTERAU (880 - 949) Count of The WETTERAU Gebhard (866 - 910) Husband of 287322 Wife of 287321 Wife of Count of The WETTERAU Gebhard Miss De VERMANDOIS (882 - 949) Herbert I Count of VERMANDOIS (848 - 902) Husband of 287302 Wife of 287301 Beatrice De MORVOIS (860 - ) Husband of 287317 Wife of 287316 Irmintrud Countess of AVALGAU (918 - ) Megingoz Count of AVALGAU (888 - ) Wife of Megingoz Count of AVALGAU The following 44 people were included in the copy from Baudouin V Count of FLANDERSA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adaele "Alice" De VERMANDOIS (910 - 960) Arnoul I Count of FLANDERS (890 - 964) Baudouin III Count of FLANDERS (933 - 962) Beatrice De MORVOIS (860 - ) Beatrice De VERMANDOIS (880 - 931) Count of The WETTERAU Gebhard (866 - 910) Elisende De FLANDERS (937 - 970) Ermengarde De FLANDERS (1005 - ) Frederic I Count of LUXEMBOURG (945 - 1019) Hedwig Countess of LUXEMBOURG (923 - ) Herbert I Count of VERMANDOIS (848 - 902) Herbert II Count of VERMANDOIS (885 - 942) Herbert III VERMANDOIS Heribert Count Of KINZIGGAU (914 - 992) Husband of 287302 Husband of 287317 Husband of 287322 Husband of Beatrice De VERMANDOIS Husband of Elisende De FLANDERS Husband of Ermengarde De FLANDERS Husband of Judith Countess of The WETTERAU Husband of Ledgarde Duchess of NORMANDY Husband of Luitgard Countess of LUXEMBOURG Irmintrud Countess of AVALGAU (918 - ) Irmtrud Countess of GLEIBERG (948 - ) Judith Countess of The WETTERAU (934 - 973) Konrad Count of The RHEINGAU (910 - 997) Ledgarde Duchess of NORMANDY (920 - 977) Liegarde Princess of FRANCE (890 - 931) Luitgard Countess of LUXEMBOURG (963 - 995) Megingoz Count of AVALGAU (888 - ) Miss De VERMANDOIS (882 - 949) Otgive De LUXEMBOURG (986 - 1029) Robert I Comte de Meaux Chalon & TROYES (918 - 968) Siegfried Count of LUXEMBOURG (928 - 998) Udo Count of The WETTERAU (880 - 949) Wife of 287301 Wife of 287316 Wife of 287321 Wife of Count of The WETTERAU Gebhard Wife of Herbert III VERMANDOIS Wife of Konrad Count of The RHEINGAU Wife of Megingoz Count of AVALGAU Wife of Robert I Comte de Meaux Chalon & TROYES | Source (S558)
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| 6378 | The following Ancestors of Bbeatrice Countess of HAINAULT (998 - ) were copied from Alice "Adela" De ROUCYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ebles I Count of REIMS (994 - 1033) Gilbert De ROUCY (956 - 985) Alberade De LORRAINE (930 - 972) The following 9 people were included in the copy from Alice "Adela" De ROUCYA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alberade De LORRAINE (930 - 972) Alice "Adela" De ROUCY (1014 - 1063) Ebles I Count of REIMS (994 - 1033) Ermentrude Irmgard De ROUCY (953 - 1003) Gilbert De ROUCY (956 - 985) Husband of Ermentrude Irmgard De ROUCY Husband of Ermentrude Irmgard De ROUCY Husband of Ermentrude Irmgard De ROUCY Margaret "Marguerite" De MONTDIDIER (1045 - 1110) | Source (S691)
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| 6379 | The following Ancestors of Beatrice "Beatrix" GAND "GHENT" (1040 - ) were copied from Beatrice "Beatrix" GANDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Henry Castellan De GAND (1000 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Beatrice "Beatrix" GANDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Henry Castellan De GAND (1000 - ) | Source (S639)
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| 6380 | The following Ancestors of Beatrice "Beatrix" GAND "GHENT" (1040 - ) were copied from Beatrice "Beatrix" GANDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Sibilla MANASSES (1005 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Beatrice "Beatrix" GANDA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Sibilla MANASSES (1005 - ) | Source (S640)
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| 6381 | The following Ancestors of Beatrice De MORVOIS (860 - ) were copied from Beatrice De MORVOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Eve De ROUSSILLON (830 - ) Gerard De ROUSSILLON (800 - 877) Bertha de TOURS (800 - ) The following 3 people were included in the copy from Beatrice De MORVOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Bertha de TOURS (800 - ) Eve De ROUSSILLON (830 - ) Gerard De ROUSSILLON (800 - 877) | Source (S798)
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| 6382 | The following Ancestors of Beatrice De MORVOIS (860 - ) were copied from Beatrice De MORVOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guerri I Comte de MORVOIS (820 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Beatrice De MORVOISA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Guerri I Comte de MORVOIS (820 - ) | Source (S797)
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| 6383 | The following Ancestors of Benjamin EASTMAN (1718 - 1814) were copied from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Mary HITCHCOCK (1733 - 1774) Husband of 292536 Wife of 292535 The following 357 people were included in the copy from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abby FAIRCHILD (1836 - ) Abihue EASTMAN (1774 - 1828) Abram Lock ALLEN (1804 - 1868) Adam EASTMAN (1817 - ) Adam JOHNSTONE Allmand EASTMAN (1813 - ) Almena EASTMAN (1812 - ) Alonzo KEELER (1817 - 1877) Alva EASTMAN (1859 - ) Alva Schofield EASTMAN (1825 - 1907) Alzina STRATTON Amanda EASTMAN (1821 - ) Amherst EASTMAN (1768 - ) Amos Judah ALLEN (1846 - ) Andrew J EASTMAN (1850 - 1914) Ann CARDEEN (1806 - 1846) Ann Cynthia BENNETT (1839 - ) Ann MILLROY (1800 - ) Anna Maria EASTMAN (1828 - ) Ardella EASTMAN Arminda F EASTMAN (1834 - 1894) Arthur Robert EASTMAN (1876 - ) Asenath EASTMAN (1872 - ) Ashley M GILBERT (1813 - ) Bathsheba FAIRCHILD (1791 - 1797) Bathsheba GARDNER (1775 - 1850) Benjamin EASTMAN Benjamin EASTMAN (1759 - 1836) Benjamin EASTMAN (1790 - ) Benjamin EASTMAN (1802 - ) Benjamin EASTMAN (1806 - ) Benjamin EASTMAN (1818 - 1879) Benjamin EASTMAN (1836 - ) Benjamin FAIRCHILD (1804 - 1887) Betsey KEELER (1800 - 1864) Caroline CLINE (1827 - ) Caroline EASTMAN (1843 - ) Carrie Estelle EASTMAN (1857 - 1936) Charles Carroll EASTMAN (1841 - ) Charles EASTMAN (1850 - 1917) Charlotte EASTMAN (1855 - ) Christian BURNHART Cordelia Saphronia FAIRCHILD (1822 - 1825) Cornelia M C EASTMAN (1847 - ) Daniel C EASTMAN (1842 - 1867) Daniel Campbell EASTMAN (1829 - ) Daniel EASTMAN (1798 - 1863) Daniel Henry EASTMAN (1865 - 1914) Daniel Hitchcock EASTMAN (1772 - 1851) Daniel Hitchcock EASTMAN (1798 - 1864) Daniel Slawson EASTMAN (1824 - ) David EASTMAN (1770 - 1863) David FAIRCHILD (1800 - 1872) David M EASTMAN (1841 - 1928) David STEVENS Deidam EASTMAN (1765 - ) Diadama E EASTMAN (1804 - ) Diana EASTMAN (1831 - 1909) Diana EASTMAN (1876 - ) Dieco EASTMAN (1832 - ) Diedamia EASTMAN (1798 - ) Donald Scheel EASTMAN (1819 - ) Ebenezer EASTMAN (1848 - ) Edward L EASTMAN (1856 - ) Eleanor MCGLOGLAN (1811 - ) Eli EASTMAN Elisabeth Ann SMITH (1836 - ) Eliza BRAINARD (1808 - 1886) Eliza EASTMAN (1838 - 1886) Eliza RUSSELL (1806 - 1836) Elizabeth EASTMAN (1811 - 1814) Elizabeth EASTMAN (1817 - ) Elizabeth EASTMAN (1820 - 1869) Elizabeth NEELY (1771 - 1831) Elizabeth PHILIPS (1773 - ) Elizabeth Philips EASTMAN (1826 - ) Elizabeth Rachel GLASSFORD (1787 - 1813) Emily Jane EASTMAN (1830 - 1916) Emma Victoria EASTMAN (1861 - ) Esther HOPKINS (1807 - 1873) Euphany BURNHART Evaline EASTMAN (1863 - 1934) Evelina Hester THORPE Everett Clark EASTMAN (1858 - ) Frances Elizabeth BENNETT (1841 - ) George Archibald EASTMAN (1841 - ) George Newton EASTMAN (1851 - ) George Waterbury EASTMAN (1815 - ) Hammond Eastman FAIRCHILD (1815 - 1854) Hannah EASTMAN (1805 - ) Hannah EASTMAN (1811 - ) Hannah EASTMAN (1812 - ) Hannah EASTMAN (1813 - 1813) Hannah EASTMAN (1825 - ) Hannah SHERMAN (1764 - 1804) Harriet FAIRCHILD (1802 - 1881) Harriet Mehitable FAIRCHILD (1818 - 1821) Harvey COLTON Henrietta Cordelia FAIRCHILD (1829 - 1893) Henrietta FAIRCHILD (1802 - 1846) Henry Alfred EASTMAN (1856 - 1934) Henry Clay EASTMAN (1828 - 1909) Henry E EASTMAN (1830 - 1897) Henry H EASTMAN Henry Milton EASTMAN (1819 - 1888) Henry WAGNER (1779 - ) Hiram EASTMAN (1802 - 1863) Hiram FAIRCHILD (1798 - 1821) Hiram Fairchild EASTMAN (1823 - 1894) Hiram Hobart SMITH (1831 - 1908) Hiram Newton EASTMAN (1810 - 1879) Husband of 292536 Husband of Ann Cynthia BENNETT Husband of Ardella EASTMAN Husband of Arminda F EASTMAN Husband of Asenath EASTMAN Husband of Carrie Estelle EASTMAN Husband of Charlotte EASTMAN Husband of Diana EASTMAN Husband of Diana EASTMAN Husband of Elizabeth EASTMAN Husband of Emily Jane EASTMAN Husband of Evaline EASTMAN Husband of Evaline EASTMAN Husband of Hannah EASTMAN Husband of Hannah EASTMAN Husband of Harriet Mehitable FAIRCHILD Husband of Henrietta Cordelia FAIRCHILD Husband of Julia Ann EASTMAN Husband of Laura EASTMAN Husband of Lois Miriam EASTMAN Husband of Lorraine EASTMAN Husband of Luna Briggs EASTMAN Husband of Mahala Ann ALLEN Husband of Marcia Helen EASTMAN Husband of Mary Diedamia EASTMAN Husband of Mary EASTMAN Husband of Mary Elizabeth EASTMAN Husband of Mary Lorraine FAIRCHILD Husband of Melissa EASTMAN Husband of Minerva EASTMAN Husband of Nellie EASTMAN Husband of Phebe Esther ALLEN Husband of Rhoda V EASTMAN Husband of Rhoda Waterbury EASTMAN Husband of Samantha J EASTMAN Husband of Sarah EASTMAN Husband of Sarah EASTMAN Husband of Sarah EASTMAN Husband of Sophronia SMITH Husband of Sylvia EASTMAN Isaac EASTMAN (1807 - ) Jacob EASTMAN (1796 - ) Jacob EASTMAN (1831 - ) James EASTMAN (1815 - ) Jane GALE (1827 - 1883) Jane JOHNSON (1800 - ) Jennette JOHNSON (1795 - ) Joel Clark EASTMAN (1834 - 1910) Joel EASTMAN (1801 - ) Joel EASTMAN (1830 - 1912) Joel FAIRCHILD (1766 - 1841) Joel Fairchild EASTMAN (1825 - 1902) Joel Fairchild EASTMAN (1830 - ) Joel FAIRCHILD Jr (1796 - 1879) John EASTMAN John EASTMAN John EASTMAN (1786 - 1861) John EASTMAN (1815 - ) John FAIRCHILD (1790 - 1798) John JARDINE (1801 - ) John M EASTMAN (1844 - 1849) JOHNSON Jonathan Russell EASTMAN Joseph EASTMAN (1832 - ) Joseph H EASTMAN (1843 - 1845) Joseph SMITH (1803 - 1886) Judah Medkiff ALLEN (1831 - 1832) Julia Ann EASTMAN (1852 - ) Julianne WAGNER (1812 - ) Laura EASTMAN (1845 - ) Leonard EASTMAN (1832 - ) Levi EASTMAN Levi EASTMAN (1817 - 1818) Levi GROVES (1805 - ) Levi S EASTMAN (1800 - 1872) Levi S EASTMAN Jr (1832 - 1912) Lewis Daniel EASTMAN (1851 - 1927) Lois Miriam EASTMAN (1844 - ) Loraine WARING (1823 - 1889) Lorraine EASTMAN (1850 - 1875) Lucy Ann Elizabeth EASTMAN (1847 - ) Lucy FARMER Luna Briggs EASTMAN (1849 - ) Lydia EASTMAN (1806 - ) Magdelena KEELER Mahala Ann ALLEN (1840 - ) Mahala EASTMAN (1804 - 1859) Marcia Helen EASTMAN Margaret Adeline EASTMAN (1820 - ) Margaret Annie ALLEN (1844 - ) Margaret BUCHANAN (1808 - 1857) Margaret EASTMAN (1810 - ) Margaret EASTMAN (1828 - 1914) Margaret EASTMAN (1832 - ) Margaret Gertrude RITCHIE Margaret GRIFFIN (1800 - ) Margaret MCEWAN (1794 - ) Margaret MCLAUGHLIN (1805 - ) Margaret Reskland EASTMAN (1829 - ) Mariah EASTMAN (1838 - ) Martha EASTMAN (1832 - ) Mary (1807 - ) Mary A EASTMAN (1828 - ) Mary Ann EASTMAN (1804 - 1889) Mary Christiana EASTMAN (1851 - ) Mary Diedamia EASTMAN (1848 - 1897) Mary EASTMAN (1783 - ) Mary EASTMAN (1796 - ) Mary EASTMAN (1803 - ) Mary EASTMAN (1849 - 1880) Mary Elizabeth EASTMAN (1843 - 1912) Mary G CURTISS (1814 - 1886) Mary G EASTMAN (1838 - 1842) Mary HITCHCOCK (1733 - 1774) Mary L GROVES (1792 - ) Mary Lorraine FAIRCHILD (1817 - 1876) Mary W PERRY (1798 - 1825) Mary WATERBURY (1786 - 1866) Mehitable EASTMAN (1766 - 1813) Mehitable EASTMAN (1806 - 1809) Melissa EASTMAN (1832 - ) Milton EASTMAN (1800 - ) Minerva EASTMAN (1810 - ) Minerva EASTMAN (1847 - 1891) Morgan Lewis EASTMAN (1814 - 1900) Nadab EASTMAN (1761 - 1839) Nadab EASTMAN (1803 - 1869) Nadab EASTMAN (1808 - 1868) Nadab EASTMAN (1838 - 1922) Nancy Ann WATERBURY (1787 - 1837) Nancy EASTMAN (1799 - ) Nancy EASTMAN (1837 - ) Nathan DAY (1795 - ) Nellie EASTMAN (1862 - 1944) Nelson FAIRCHILD (1806 - 1885) Nicholas MATTISSE (1794 - ) Olive HALL Oliver EASTMAN (1800 - ) Orville D EASTMAN (1840 - 1863) Permalia DAVENPORT (1800 - ) Permelia Alvira EASTMAN (1846 - 1864) Phebe Ella EASTMAN (1856 - ) Phebe Esther ALLEN (1836 - ) Phebe HARTLE (1819 - 1895) Philo FAIRCHILD (1788 - 1862) Rachel EASTMAN (1763 - ) Rachel EASTMAN (1793 - ) Rachel EASTMAN (1812 - ) Rachel FAIRCHILD (1793 - 1875) Rebecca EASTMAN (1824 - ) Rebecca EASTMAN (1829 - 1889) Rhoda V EASTMAN (1866 - 1940) Rhoda Waterbury EASTMAN (1863 - 1939) Robert EASTMAN Robert Johnston EASTMAN (1815 - ) Robert Watts EASTMAN (1853 - 1913) Rush Spencer EASTMAN (1845 - ) Ruth Caroline EASTMAN (1849 - ) Salina Samantha EASTMAN (1806 - ) Samantha J EASTMAN (1852 - 1880) Samuel EASTMAN (1788 - 1861) Samuel EASTMAN (1809 - ) Samuel Elijah EASTMAN (1846 - 1925) Sanford Erastus ALLEN (1838 - 1922) Saphronia EASTMAN (1808 - 1809) Saphronia EASTMAN (1815 - 1898) Sarah A EASTMAN (1844 - 1849) Sarah EASTMAN Sarah EASTMAN (1809 - ) Sarah EASTMAN (1823 - 1909) Sarah EASTMAN (1832 - ) Sarah EASTMAN (1859 - 1859) Sarah GARDEN (1806 - 1862) Sarah JOHNSTON (1791 - 1857) Sarah JOHNSTONE (1825 - 1905) Seth Baker KEELER Simeon EASTMAN (1828 - ) Simeon Sherman EASTMAN (1796 - 1873) Solomon Cartright EASTMAN (1837 - 1916) Solomon EASTMAN (1813 - 1884) Solomon EASTMAN (1837 - 1906) Sophronia SMITH (1839 - 1895) Spencer EASTMAN (1804 - ) Stephen LUNT Susannah EASTMAN (1803 - 1882) Susannah EASTMAN (1819 - ) Sylvester W EASTMAN (1822 - 1892) Sylvia EASTMAN (1832 - 1896) Sylvia Gunn SCOTCH (1773 - 1853) Theresa EASTMAN (1772 - ) Thomas BACON Thomas EASTMAN (1859 - 1895) Tilton Orlando ALLEN (1834 - ) Truman EASTMAN (1808 - 1867) Truman EASTMAN (1850 - 1867) Walker BENNETT (1795 - 1842) Wife of 292535 Wife of Allmand EASTMAN Wife of Alonzo KEELER Wife of Alonzo KEELER Wife of Andrew J EASTMAN Wife of Benjamin EASTMAN Wife of Benjamin EASTMAN Wife of Charles Carroll EASTMAN Wife of Charles EASTMAN Wife of Daniel C EASTMAN Wife of Daniel Campbell EASTMAN Wife of David M EASTMAN Wife of Ebenezer EASTMAN Wife of Everett Clark EASTMAN Wife of George Newton EASTMAN Wife of Henry Alfred EASTMAN Wife of Henry Clay EASTMAN Wife of Henry E EASTMAN Wife of Hiram Hobart SMITH Wife of Hiram Hobart SMITH Wife of Joel Clark EASTMAN Wife of Joel EASTMAN Wife of Joel Fairchild EASTMAN Wife of Levi S EASTMAN Jr Wife of Lewis Daniel EASTMAN Wife of Nadab EASTMAN Wife of Robert EASTMAN Wife of Robert Watts EASTMAN Wife of Rush Spencer EASTMAN Wife of Samuel Elijah EASTMAN Wife of Sanford Erastus ALLEN Wife of Sanford Erastus ALLEN Wife of Sanford Erastus ALLEN Wife of Sanford Erastus ALLEN Wife of Simeon EASTMAN Wife of Solomon Cartright EASTMAN Wife of Solomon EASTMAN Wife of Thomas EASTMAN Wife of Tilton Orlando ALLEN Wife of William Amherst EASTMAN Wife of William Amherst EASTMAN Wife of William EASTMAN Wife of William Gale EASTMAN William Amherst EASTMAN (1827 - 1903) William Benjamin EASTMAN (1854 - 1875) William EASTMAN (1807 - 1856) William Gale EASTMAN (1858 - 1906) Zeba EASTMAN (1801 - ) Ziba P EASTMAN (1833 - ) | Source (S1019)
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| 6384 | The following Ancestors of Benjamin EASTMAN (1718 - 1814) were copied from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ruth The following 4 people were included in the copy from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Almon EASTMAN (1786 - 1813) Annos EASTMAN Arnold WOOD Ruth | Source (S1018)
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| 6385 | The following Ancestors of Benjamin ROOT Jr (1722 - 1760) were copied from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Joanna PEASE (1721 - ) Husband of 290692 Wife of 290691 The following 38 people were included in the copy from ThomasRooteD to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail ROOT (1744 - ) Anna PEASE (1760 - 1837) Anna ROOT (1773 - ) Arletta ROOT (1830 - ) Austin ROOT (1799 - ) Benjamin ROOT (1784 - ) Daniel ROOT (1751 - 1837) Daniel ROOT (1778 - ) Hariett Maria ROOT (1833 - 1920) Husband of 290692 Husband of Arletta ROOT Husband of Hariett Maria ROOT Husband of Maretta ROOT Husband of Marilla ROOT Husband of Sally ROOT Husband of Sally ROOT Husband of Sophia ROOT Joanna PEASE (1721 - ) Joseph MARKHAM (1742 - 1817) Lydia ROOT (1819 - 1870) Maretta ROOT (1826 - 1878) Marilla ROOT (1824 - 1907) Mehitable ROOT (1741 - ) Mehitable ROOT (1774 - 1778) Mehitable ROOT (1786 - ) Sally ROOT (1818 - ) Simeon ROOT (1781 - 1878) Solomon ROOT (1813 - 1897) Sophia ROOT (1811 - 1867) Sophronia WALKER (1791 - 1853) Sylvenus ROOT (1822 - 1859) Sylvester ROOT (1814 - 1877) Wife of 290691 Wife of Austin ROOT Wife of Solomon ROOT Wife of Solomon ROOT Wife of Sylvenus ROOT Wife of Sylvester ROOT | Source (S1015)
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| 6386 | The following Ancestors of Berenguela Raimundo De BARCELONA (1116 - 1148) were copied from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Dulce Aldonza MILHAUD (1095 - 1190) Husband of 250247 Wife of 250246 The following 3 people were included in the copy from Raimund Berenger II Count of BARCELOND to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Dulce Aldonza MILHAUD (1095 - 1190) Husband of 250247 Wife of 250246 | Source (S763)
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| 6387 | The following Ancestors of Berswinde of FRANCE (649 - 744) were copied from Berswinde of FRANCEA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Immachilde (Hymnegilde) of AUSTRASIA (635 - ) The following 2 people were included in the copy from Berswinde of FRANCEA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Dagobert II King of AUSTRASIA (650 - ) Immachilde (Hymnegilde) of AUSTRASIA (635 - ) | Source (S537)
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| 6388 | The following Ancestors of Bertrade de MONTFORT (1059 - 1117) were copied from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Simon I De MONTFORT (1025 - 1087) Amauri "Amaury" Seigneur De MONTFORT (1000 - 1030) Husband of 287299 Wife of 287298 Bertrade De GOMETZ (1001 - ) The following 6 people were included in the copy from Henry II King of EnglandA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Amauri "Amaury" Seigneur De MONTFORT (1000 - 1030) Amaury De MONTFORT (1070 - 1137) Bertrade De GOMETZ (1001 - ) Husband of 287299 Simon I De MONTFORT (1025 - 1087) Wife of 287298 | Source (S294)
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| 6389 | The following Ancestors of Bertrade DE MONTFORT (1155 - 1189) were copied from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Maud Countess of EVREUX (1130 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Maud Countess of EVREUX (1130 - ) | Source (S491)
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| 6390 | The following Ancestors of Bertrade DE MONTFORT (1155 - 1189) were copied from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Simon II Le Chauve De MONTFORT (1117 - 1180) Agnes De GARLENDE (1095 - 1181) Anselm De GARLENDE (1069 - 1118) Guillaume De GARLENDE (1043 - ) De MONTLHERY (1045 - ) Guy De MONTLHERY (1017 - ) Guy Seigneur De MONTLHERY (1009 - ) Husband of 225071 Wife of 225070 Hodierne De GOMETZ (1014 - ) Elise De CORBEIL (1017 - ) Bouchard De CORBEIL (1022 - ) Adelaide De CRECY (1026 - ) The following 13 people were included in the copy from Bertrade DE MONTFORTA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelaide De CRECY (1026 - ) Agnes De GARLENDE (1095 - 1181) Anselm De GARLENDE (1069 - 1118) Bouchard De CORBEIL (1022 - ) De MONTLHERY (1045 - ) Elise De CORBEIL (1017 - ) Guillaume De GARLENDE (1043 - ) Guy De MONTLHERY (1017 - ) Guy Seigneur De MONTLHERY (1009 - ) Hodierne De GOMETZ (1014 - ) Husband of 225071 Simon II Le Chauve De MONTFORT (1117 - 1180) Wife of 225070 | Source (S492)
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| 6391 | The following Ancestors of Bethiah OLNEY (1748 - 1828) were copied from BrianFreeman to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Elizabeth Goodspeed (1731 - ) Stephen Goodspeed (1706 - 1765) Nathaniel Goodspeed (1667 - ) Sarah King (1670 - 1727) Thomas King (1645 - 1711) Sarah Brown (1617 - 1652) Elizabeth Clapp (1648 - ) Thomas Clapp (1597 - 1684) Abigail (1619 - 1684) Bethiah Woodin (1711 - ) Peter Woodin (1673 - 1717) Elizabeth Mallett (1678 - ) The following 13 people were included in the copy from BrianFreeman to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail (1619 - 1684) Abigail Wright (1623 - ) Bethiah Woodin (1711 - ) Elizabeth Clapp (1648 - ) Elizabeth Goodspeed (1731 - ) Elizabeth Mallett (1678 - ) Nathaniel Goodspeed (1667 - ) Peter Woodin (1673 - 1717) Sarah Brown (1617 - 1652) Sarah King (1670 - 1727) Stephen Goodspeed (1706 - 1765) Thomas Clapp (1597 - 1684) Thomas King (1645 - 1711) | Source (S1302)
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| 6392 | The following Ancestors of Bethiah OLNEY (1748 - 1828) were copied from BrianFreeman to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Nathan Olney (1720 - 1788) William Olney (1694 - 1771) William Olney (1663 - 1717) Thomas Olney (1631 - 1722) Thomas Olney (1631 - 1682) Olney Wife of Olney Marie Ashton (1605 - 1679) James Ashton (1588 - 1651) James Ashton (1550 - 1624) James Ashton (1524 - ) Wife of James Ashton Margaret (1553 - ) Alice Honeychurch (1583 - 1643) Elizabeth Marshe (1646 - 1722) John Marshe (1610 - 1672) John Marshe ( - 1627) Grace Susanna Skelton (1625 - 1674) Samuel Skelton (1592 - 1634) Susanna Travis (1597 - 1630) Catharine Sayles (1671 - 1750) Phoebe Angell (1697 - 1793) James Angell (1656 - 1709) Abigail Dexter (1655 - 1711) The following 66 people were included in the copy from BrianFreeman to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Abigail Dexter (1655 - 1711) Abigail Olney (1779 - ) Abraham Fairman Alice Honeychurch (1583 - 1643) Captain Stephen Olney (1758 - 1833) Catharine Sayles (1671 - 1750) Deborah Whitamore (1771 - 1852) Dorcas Olney (1789 - ) Eleanor Irish (1770 - 1852) Elizabeth Marshe (1646 - 1722) Elizabeth Olney (1776 - ) Enos Olney (1766 - 1796) Epenetus Olney (1634 - ) Five children Olney Grace Hannah Olney (1774 - ) Hosea Olney (1778 - ) Hulda Olney (1793 - ) James Angell (1656 - 1709) James Ashton (1524 - ) James Ashton (1550 - 1624) James Ashton (1588 - 1651) James K. P. Olney (1845 - 1847) Jesse Olney (1755 - 1810) John Marshe ( - 1627) John Marshe (1610 - 1672) John Tubbs (1748 - 1834) John Whipple, Keziah Olney (1763 - ) Keziah Olney (1781 - ) Lydia Olney Margaret (1553 - ) Marie Ashton (1605 - 1679) Mary (Polly) Olney (1823 - ) Mary Mills Mary Myers (1761 - 1818) Mary Olney (1635 - 1676) Mary Whipple Nathan Olney (1720 - 1788) Nathan Olney (1773 - ) Nathan Olney (1787 - ) Nathaniel Olney (1765 - 1811) Nathaniel Olney (1815 - 1882) Nehemiah Olney (1786 - ) Olney Peter Olney (1752 - 1834) Phoebe Angell (1697 - 1793) Samuel J. Olney (1791 - ) Samuel Skelton (1592 - 1634) Sarah (Sally) Carpenter (1800 - 1832) Sarah Irish (1760 - 1808) Simon P. Olney (1796 - 1878) Susanna Skelton (1625 - 1674) Susanna Travis (1597 - 1630) Sylvester Olney (1773 - ) Tabitha Clark (1753 - 1845) Thomas Olney (1631 - 1682) Thomas Olney (1631 - 1722) Thomas Rix ( - 1685) Wife of James Ashton Wife of Olney William Olney (1663 - 1717) William Olney (1694 - 1771) William Olney (1756 - 1846) Zilpha Olney (1783 - ) Zilphia Olney (1770 - 1834) | Source (S1300)
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| 6393 | The following Ancestors of Beulah Buly ANDREWS (1784 - 1866) were copied from Moses ANDREWS Jr.D to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 James Harvey HILLS (1782 - 1830) Husband of 148009 Wife of 148008 The following 158 people were included in the copy from Moses ANDREWS Jr.D to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Alice NEWMAN (1860 - 1917) Allene WALLACE (1906 - ) Anna Cecelia QUINN (1859 - ) Anna Chamberlain LITTLE (1864 - ) Annie Mary HILLS (1849 - ) Avery Johnson FRENCH (1888 - ) Betty KINGMAN Beulah Isabella HILLS (1848 - ) Beulah Isabella HILLS (1874 - ) Charles Barrows HILLS (1842 - 1844) Charles Thomas HILLS (1858 - ) Chauncy Elmer HILLS (1840 - ) Chauncy HILLS (1816 - 1901) Clara E CONNARD (1869 - 1891) Clarence Eugene HILLS (1855 - ) Daisy Latta SEEGAR (1873 - ) Daisy Louise HILLS (1877 - ) Darwin Oscar HILLS (1866 - ) Darwin Todd HILLS I (1806 - 1876) Darwin Todd HILLS II (1831 - 1898) David Anderson HILLS (1840 - ) David S ANDERSON Dean D HILLS (1896 - 1972) Donald Charles HILLS (1897 - 1984) Dorothy HILLS (1894 - 1973) Dorthy KINGMAN Edith Sue HILLS (1873 - ) Edward Roland HILLS (1875 - 1953) Edwin Harvey HILLS (1829 - 1907) Edwin Le Master HILLS (1858 - ) Effie HILLS (1857 - 1858) Eleanor Hills NEWMAN (1871 - ) Elizabeth Hannah HILLS (1902 - 1975) Elizabeth HEATON (1836 - 1906) Elizabeth HILLS Elmora Sylvia HILLS (1826 - 1892) Emil A WIENECKE (1884 - ) Emil WIENECKE (1916 - 1990) Emma Laura HILLS (1872 - ) Emma Leonora HILLS (1858 - ) Emma O BRIGHT Ernest Herbert HILLS (1859 - ) Estella AVERY (1854 - ) Estella Dumont HILLS (1866 - ) Esther GRANDON (1900 - ) Ethel HILLS (1926 - 1992) Evelyn WHITNEY (1903 - ) Everett Orth HILLS (1866 - ) Fannie Barbara HILLS (1890 - 1973) Fanny BENNETT (1836 - ) Fielding Beeler HILLS (1906 - 1994) Florence BLOSSEY (1900 - 1974) Florence L HILLS (1898 - ) Florence Seegar AVERY (1900 - ) Francis Eleanor HILLS (1838 - ) Francis Eugene HILLS (1845 - ) Francis Marion HILLS (1862 - 1863) Fred HILLS Fred Palmer HILLS (1851 - ) Frederick Darwin HILLS (1871 - ) Frederick Hills AVERY (1857 - ) Frederick Hills AVERY (1903 - ) Frederick Hills NEWMAN (1873 - ) Frederick Maurice FRENCH (1891 - ) Gaylord HILLS (1876 - ) George Avery WASHBURN George Tracy HILLS (1873 - 1938) Harriet E SCOTT Harry F DIETZ Helen Henry James HILLS (1833 - 1908) Homer Chauncy HILLS (1864 - 1930) Homer McClean HILLS (1871 - ) Howard Elmer HILLS (1868 - ) Husband of 148009 Ida M VANDYKE Ida May FAUST Ida May HILLS (1857 - ) Ina Minerva MARS (1868 - 1950) James Harvey HILLS (1782 - 1830) James Harvey HILLS (1814 - 1835) James Willard AVERY (1859 - ) Jasper Copp AVERY (1827 - 1901) Jessie Gertrude HILLS (1878 - ) Joann HILLS (1805 - 1876) John Little AVERY (1895 - ) John Mars HILLS (1896 - 1939) John Murphy HILLS (1870 - 1871) John Samuel NEWMAN (1868 - ) Joseph HILLS (1868 - 1868) Kathryn HILLS (1904 - 1965) Kenneth Everette HILLS (1902 - 1963) Lawrence HILLS Lawrence Little AVERY (1892 - 1892) Leatha Helen HALLS Lewis KINGMAN (1845 - 1912) Lewis KINGMAN (1898 - 1920) Lois HILLS (1915 - ) Louise Esther FREER (1842 - 1884) Louise Mae WATSON (1900 - 1979) Luella Heaton HILLS (1861 - ) Maria E J CASSERLEIGH (1842 - ) Mary Anderson FISHER (1816 - ) Mary C WILLIAMS Mary Carey NEWMAN (1865 - ) Mary E HILLS (1821 - ) Mary Eliza HILLS (1869 - ) Mary Elizabeth SCOTT (1836 - ) Mary HILLS Mary Jane HILLS (1943 - 2002) Mary Little AVERY (1905 - ) Mary MOORE (1883 - ) Mary PENNOCK Matthew HILLS (1844 - 1844) Mildred Hood TALIAFERRO (1890 - 1950) Miriam HILLS (1872 - ) Miriam WRIGHT Nannie CAMPBELL (1844 - ) Nannie HILLS (1868 - 1868) Nina Marguerite HILLS (1890 - 1979) Norman Leslie HILLS (1928 - 1994) Ormar NEWMAN (1836 - 1901) Oscar Armstrong HILLS (1837 - 1919) Paul Hills FRENCH (1892 - ) Pauline Ardath PARKS (1902 - 1995) Pick MEYERS Rachel A EVERSON (1875 - 1935) Rachel HILLS (1819 - 1851) Ralph HILLS (1802 - 1803) Ralph HILLS (1809 - 1810) Ralph HILLS (1810 - 1879) Ralph Howell HILLS (1844 - ) Ralph Murray AVERY (1871 - ) Reuben Edgar HILLS (1853 - ) Reuben Elmer HILLS (1812 - 1864) Richard Murry HILLS (1835 - 1900) Robert HILLS (1929 - 1990) Robert Hills KINGMAN (1890 - 1985) Ruth Carver KINGMAN (1887 - 1980) Sarah ANDERSON (1801 - 1881) Seth Packard KINGMAN (1900 - 1970) Thomas BLAIR Thomas MADDOCK Jr Velorus Todd HILLS (1836 - ) Virginius Winslow KINGMAN (1914 - 1956) Wada RICHARDS Walter NEWMAN (1862 - ) Whitford Carl HILLS (1871 - 1956) Wife of 148008 Wife of Clarence Eugene HILLS Wife of Howard Elmer HILLS Wife of Virginius Winslow KINGMAN Wilhelmena DUBOIS (1837 - ) William E STANLEY William Henry HILLS (1869 - ) William O' ROURKE Willison Bowers FRENCH (1850 - ) Winslow Ames KINGMAN (1888 - 1973) | Source (S906)
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| 6394 | The following Ancestors of Bishop of TREVES Leutwinus (665 - 713) were copied from Louis I "The Pious"A to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Warinus Count of Franks BURGUNDY (610 - 677) Husband of 224880 Wife of 224879 The following 4 people were included in the copy from Louis I "The Pious"A to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Husband of 224880 Lambert I Count of BURGUNDY (620 - ) Warinus Count of Franks BURGUNDY (610 - 677) Wife of 224879 | Source (S480)
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| 6395 | The following Ancestors of Bjorn "Ironside" RAGNARSSON (777 - ) were copied from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aslaug SIGURDSDATTER (765 - ) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Aslaug SIGURDSDATTER (765 - ) | Source (S718)
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| 6396 | The following Ancestors of Bjorn "Ironside" RAGNARSSON (777 - ) were copied from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSON (760 - 845) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Ragnar "Lodbrok" SIGURDSSON (760 - 845) | Source (S717)
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| 6397 | The following Ancestors of Borrell II Count of BARCELON (946 - 992) were copied from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Richilde De ROUERGUE (882 - 954) Armengol Count De TOULOUSE (854 - ) Adelaide Countess of TOULOUSE (858 - ) Eudes Count of TOULOUSE & ROUERGUE (828 - 919) Gersinde Countess of ALBI (832 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Adelaide Countess of TOULOUSE (858 - ) Armengol Count De TOULOUSE (854 - ) Eudes Count of TOULOUSE & ROUERGUE (828 - 919) Gersinde Countess of ALBI (832 - ) Richilde De ROUERGUE (882 - 954) | Source (S790)
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| 6398 | The following Ancestors of Borrell II Count of BARCELON (946 - 992) were copied from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Sunifred Count of BESALU & URGEL (878 - 948) Wilfred I "El Velloso" Count of URGEL (840 - 897) Sunifred Count of URGEL & BARCELON (810 - ) Bellon Count of CARCASSONNE (780 - ) Ermesende (814 - ) The following 5 people were included in the copy from Borrell II Count of BARCELONA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Bellon Count of CARCASSONNE (780 - ) Ermesende (814 - ) Sunifred Count of BESALU & URGEL (878 - 948) Sunifred Count of URGEL & BARCELON (810 - ) Wilfred I "El Velloso" Count of URGEL (840 - 897) | Source (S791)
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| 6399 | The following Ancestors of Boso II Count of Vienne King of PROVENCE (845 - 886) were copied from Boso II CountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Budwine Count of Italy & METZ (810 - 864) Richard I Count of AMIENS (780 - 825) The following 7 people were included in the copy from Boso II CountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Boso III of East Franks Count of TURIN (798 - 855) Budwine Count of Italy & METZ (810 - 864) Buvinus of METZ (840 - ) Husband of Buvinus of METZ Richard I Count of AMIENS (780 - 825) Richilde D' AMIENS (806 - ) Richildis of TURIN (822 - ) | Source (S605)
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| 6400 | The following Ancestors of Boso III of East Franks Count of TURIN (798 - 855) were copied from Boso II CountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Boso II Count of ITALY (770 - 826) The following 1 people were included in the copy from Boso II CountA to Freeman-Smith Tree all_Backup01 Boso II Count of ITALY (770 - 826) | Source (S606)
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