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Spring 1634, "HERCULES". John Witherley, Master, sailed in the spring of this year, and is probably the "Hercules" `of Dover' mentioned by Winthrop as being here in the summer.' | MITCHELL, Elizabeth (I7993)
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Spring 1634, "HERCULES". John Witherley, Master, sailed in the spring of this year, and is probably the "Hercules" `of Dover' mentioned by Winthrop as being here in the summer.' | STARR, Mary (Axtell) (I8087)
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Spring 1634, "HERCULES". John Witherley, Master, sailed in the spring of this year, and is probably the "Hercules" `of Dover' mentioned by Winthrop as being here in the summer.' | STARR, Comfort M.D. (I8141)
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SS : 1-11-1984 LANGE | Family (F6057)
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SS : 5-1-1984 OAKLA | Family (F6058)
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SS# 120-18-2431
Alt DOB 15 Sep, 1905 | EUER, Beatrice (I812)
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SS# 167-14-5234 | APPEL, Roberts Rengier (I816)
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SS# 188-40-0674
alt bd: 16 Apr 1906 | EDGE, Alice Vernon (I817)
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SS# 380-10-3704
Alton had three sons:
Harold Manuel Grover
Vern Wilson Grover
Leonard Alton Grover | GROVER, Alton Henry (I3033)
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SS# 397-07-0307 | ROTHENBACH, Irving Herman (I1121)
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SS# 483-05-0060 | GRUVER, Henry Dell III (I986)
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SS# 486-24-2400 | VARNER, Otto George (I4790)
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SS# 547-05-1726
Dad loved the mountains, and especially loved to go to his cabin at Grizzly Flats, which is 25 miles east of Placerville, Ca. Dad and his father built the cabin in about 1944. He had bought 15 acres from Elwood Morrey. His father and two sisters and one brother also had cabins up there. Dad liked to write and eat, and also liked his whiskey and beer. He enjoyed people, but also liked times of solitude. We would go up to grandpa Jefferis's cabin in the evenings and play poker. Dad died of a heart attack in 1968.
Dad worked for Hercules Powder Co. in Hercules, Ca, for 25 years. He was a supervisor, first for Black Powder during WWII, that is why he didn't have to go into the Army, because the government needed black powder for the war effort. | JEFFERIS, Allen Hardy (I6742)
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SS# 563-66-2561
Grandpa had two boys and two girls. He worked as Postmaster in Oakland, Ca for many years and retired as such. He was a very quite and dignified man. He would buy a new Buick, sometimes, every year. My dad bought Buicks most the time too. He loved his cabin in Grizzly Flats. He liked to fish. | JEFFERIS, Elmer Brinton (I6754)
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SS# 572-78-3373
Mom liked to do so many things. She made braided wool rugs from old wool coats she bought at Goodwill. She knitted, put up wall paper, layed brick, loved to garden and had a real green thumb, she could grow anything. She was a member of the Loom Society and had a huge loom she made rugs on. She smoked and liked to have a glass of beer. She was always trying to gain weight, but just couldn't. She was about 105 pounds most of her life. She liked maple furniture and loved to decorate her home. She always had to be doing something, she had so much nervous energy. When dad died she felt so alone she had to find someone to marry. She went on a cruise to Hawaii and met a man that told her about New Port Beach. She moved there with my little brother Brint. She met a rich, retired banker whom she married. He knew alot of society people in New Port Beach and Palm Beach and she just loved those couple of years she was married to him. His name was Chester Grant. | KRUGER, Christine Ellen (I6723)
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SS: 1-11-1984 LANGE | Family (F6056)
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SS: 4-27-1984 OAKLA | Family (F6114)
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ssn 412-36-0953
(1) XSH2-59 | SPRAY, Nona Lucille (I4419)
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ssn 412-58-3801
(1) NMS3-L0 | HAWKINS, Charles Johnson (I5725)
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St. Mary's Church. | MARVIN, Marie (Mary) (I3383)
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State of Montana, Montana Death Index, 1868-2015, State of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Office of Vital Statistics, Helena, Montana. | Source (S1156)
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Staten Island, NY | ESTABROOK, William A. (I8505)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CARNEY, Sean Paul (I21350)
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Statutory Agent for: Olympic Carwash Consulting Inc, Peoria, AZ
Agent for: Wiebe Enterprises LLC, Suncity, AZ | WIEBE, William Robert (I5347)
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Stephen Blackman was a Patriot and Soldier in the North Carolina Line who fought in the American Revolution. In the North Carolina Historical Com. are found the original manuscripts Army Accts. lst persons name in whom issued, Principal John Beck, Entry Taker Stephen Blackman, Interest Wayne Co., Report 13-12-6, 2 of the several claims allowed and signed by the board of auditors for the District of Wilmington, North Carolina from 17th August 1781 to 15th July 1783. To whom allowed Continental Militia . . . Stephen Blackman 0-10-4. He resided in Wilmington District, North Carolina during the Revolution.
The King Records provided by George M. Goodwin of Nashville, TN - 1925 and Mrs. Paul Grigg of Murfreesboro, TN - 1953 show Stephen's birth date as December 26, 1724. Also, show his death as March 11, 1776.
Stephen was located in the 1790 Census of Sampson County, North Carolina with 1 Free White Mail 16 and older, 1 Free white male under 16, 3 free white females including heads of families and 2 slaves. | BLACKMAN, Stephen (I84)
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Stephen de Thorpe of Thorpe and Welwyk, b. c 1446; m. (1) 1466-71, Dyonis, dau. of William Eland of Hull, d. test 1503. [Ancestral Roots] | THORPE, Stephen De (I14187)
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Stephen Maynard was a Revolutionary War soldier. | MAYNARD, Stephen Sr. (I6279)
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STEPHEN THORPE was born about 1426 of Goxhill, Hull, East Riding, Yorkshire, England, to Stephen Thorpe (1390-1440) and Izabell de Plumpton (1390-.) He married Joan Eyre about 1443 of Goxhill, Hull, East Riding, Yorkshire, England.
Stephen Thorpe died 24 September 1478, Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, age 52.
Thorpe Village in Yorkshire
?Isabel Constable was a legatee in the 1469 will of her father, who bequeathed her 200 marks for her marriage.
She married about 1482 (as his 2nd wife) Stephen Thorpe, Esp., of Thorpe next Welwick and Shap, Yorkshire, son and heir of Stephen Thorpe, of Danthorpe, Yorkshire, By Joan, daughter of Robert Eyre,Esq.
He was probably born about 1446.
The had six sons, John, William, Lancelot, George, Bartholomew, and Artur, and six daughters, Lora (wife of Peter Frodingham, Gent.), Alice (wife of William Newton), Margaget, Dorothy (wife of William Bawde), Elizabeth (wife of William Hedon) and Isabel (wife of Francis Strangeways).
He married (1st) between 1466an d1471 to Denis Eland, daughter of William Eland of Holand, by whom he had on son, Stephen, and three daughters, Joan (wife of _____Handby), Denise (wife of ____Musgrave), and Elizabeth.
Stephen Thorpe, Esq., left a ill dated 11 Feb. 1502-3 proved 13 June 1603, requesting burial at Welwick, Yorkshire. His widow, Isabel, left a will dated 20 July 1505, proved 12 Dec. 1505.
Stephen de Thorpe and Isabel Constable married after 20 May 1469. He also married Dyonis Eland.
Stephen de Thorpe of Thorpe next Welwyk, was born about 1446-58. He was the son of Stephen de Thorpe (c1425-c1475) and Joan Eyre. He died on 13 June 1503.
Dyonis Eland was the daughter of William Eland.
Isabel Constable was the daughter of Sir John Constable of Halsham and Lora Fitz Hugh. She died in 1505.
Stephen de Thorpe and Isabel Constable had the following children:
1.John Thorpe was born about 1488 in Welwyk, Yorkshire. (He has his own page.)
2.William Thorpe
3.Lancelot Thorpe
4.George Thorpe
5.Bartholomew Thorpe
6.Arthur Thorpe
7.Lora Thorpe married Peter Frodingham, gentleman.
8.Alice Thorpe married William Newton.
9.Margaret Thorpe married John Newton.
10.Dorothy Thorpe married William Bawde.
11.Elizabeth Thorpe married William Hedon.
12.Isabel Thorpe married Francis Stangeways.
[example] JOAN EYRE was born about 1429 of Padley-Hathersedge, Peak, Derbyshire, England, to Robert Eyre (1396-1459) and Joan DePadley (1399-1463.) She married Stephen Thorpe about 1443 of Goxhill, Hull, East Riding, Yorkshire, England.
Joan Eyre passed away about 1451 of Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, age 22.
highlow hall 4
Rotting Ghost - Once the most haunted house in Derbyshire, it has lost that designation because of declining activity over the years. Now a bed and breakfast this 16th century house can be booked for the night so that you can attempt to experience paranormal activity. The amazing thing about Highlow Hall is that a curse was placed on the male members of the family. The story says that Sir Nicholas Eyre courted the two sisters of the last male heir of the house in hopes to gain the entire fortune up on his death. He ended up choosing the eldest sister. The younger sister was so distraught that she fled the home, never to be seen again. One day the ghost of the girl appeared before him. She cursed the male members of the family and said that the wealth would only last 14 generations after which time they would be forced to leave Highlow Hall and lose thier fortunes. Oddly enough, as circumstance would have it, the events said by the ghost did happen. The Eyres became very wealthy lords of over 20 manors but their fortunes declined and by 1842 they were bankrupt and forced to leave highlow.
Derbyshire, England
Children of Stephen Thorpe and Joan Eyre: (Note: this can not be correct as Joan Eyre is shown as deceased for most of the children)
1.*STEPHEN DE THORPE (1446-1503)
2.Isabella Thorpe (1448-)
3.Elizabeth Thorpe (1453-)
4.Anna Thorpe (1455-)
5.Anne DeThorpe (1462-)
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Stephen was an active participant in Phillip's Indian War and contributed to it's cost. Owned much land in Rehoboth, Swanzey, Attleboro, etc. Died a few months before his father. Stephen served in the Narragansett Expedition.
Ref; My Ancestors: In Memory of John Paine and Mary Ann May of East Woodstock, Connecticut: Author: Lyman May Paine , Call Number CS71. P146
Alt. Spelling: Stephen Paine | PAYNE, Stephen Jr. (I3968)
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Stephen was twice representative in Colonial Parliament.
Alt. Birth Information: 23 Nov., 1654, Rehoboth, Bristol Co. Massachusetts. | PAYNE, Stephen III (I4082)
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Still Living. | GOODRICH, William (I3351)
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Stillborn | GROVER, Boy (I2857)
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Stone in Freeman Ridge Cemetery has:
DOLBIER
Susie S. 2-3-1866 - 1-5-1882
dau of Wm. E. & Eunice M. Dolbier
Stone in Sunnyside Cemetery has:
DOLBIER
William E. 1835 - 1915 son of Amos & Clarisa Dolbier
Eunice M., wife 1841 - 1916 dau. of Jesse & Lydia Luce
of Industry
Susie J., their dau. 1867 - 1882 | DOLBIER, Susie J. (I17782)
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Stonemason.
Nashville Union and AMerican Newspaper 21 Jul 1874, Tuesday:
"The Deadly Revolver"
An Unarmed Man Shot Down in the Markethouse.
The Wound Likely to Prove Mortal - Release of the Assailand on Bond.
About 1 o'clock yesterday, August Miller shot John Bunch in the market-house, inflicting a serious wound in the upper portion of the chest, from which the bloof flowed freely. The wounded man ran a few feed, exclaiming "Oh, I'm shot! I'm shot!"
Bunch had accused Miller of being a cow thief, and Miller shot John Bunch. They also had a disagreement about some drift lumber at the time of high water. | BUNCH, John I. (I112681269)
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Stonewall, MS. | Family (F8044)
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STORY AS TOLD BY JEROME SULLIVAN SR.:I SUPPOSE YOU HEARD THE ONE ABOUT THE YANKEE TROOPS COMING BY MAMMY CARNEY'S AND WANTING HER TO COOK THEM A MEAL. SHE SAID "I WON'T COOK FOR NO DAMN YANKEES". AND THEY HUNG HER UP TO SOME OPEN BEAMS AT THE HOME PLACE, BUT THEY LET HER DOWN BEFORE SHE WAS KILLED. SHE WAS, AS IS ALL THE FAMILY, REAL SPUNKY. GRANNY WENT TO A METHODIST CHURCH UP HER ONCE AND THE PASTOR TOLD HER HE DIDN'T LIKE THE SOUTH AND SHE TOLD HIM SHE DIDN'T LIKE THE NORTH AND NONE OF IT'S DAMN PREACHERS. | CARNEY, Martha Rebecca (I28439)
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Stout made his will. An added codicil stated that Sarah was dead in 1768.They were then in Loudon County, VA. Ephraim was listed in the 1782 Tax List of Loudoun County.
Occupation- Wagoneer and gunsmith
Ephraim Oliphant (1717-1794), the son of Duncan Oliphant (1682-1734) of Hunterdon Co., NJ, was the father of nine children, among them John Oliphant (1750-1823), who married Hannah Amos (1756-1814) in Loudoun Co., VA, in 1775. Ephraim was born in Staten Isl., NY, in 1717, and moved with his parents to East Amwell, Hunterdon Co., NJ, around 1721. There, he married Sarah Higgins Stout (1725-1768), of Amwell, in 1743. She was the daughter of Freegift Stout (1693-1769) and Mary Higgins (1698-1773), both of Hunterdon Co. Some time in the 1760s, they moved their family to Loudoun Co., VA, where Ephraim died in 1794.
{Above information taken from Find A Grave biographical information. NOTE: I do not guarantee the accuracy of the above information; it is placed here for information purposes only.}
EPHRAIM12 OLIPHANT (DUNCAN 211, JOHN 110, LAWRENCE 19, WILLIAM 48, JOHN 17, LAWRENCE 36, JOHN 55, WILLIAM 34, JOHN 43, WALTER 12, WALTER 21) was born 1717 in Staten Island, Richmond Co., N.Y., and died Aft. 1785 in Loudoun Co., VA (Source: (1) Notes of Mable Basart, "Loudoun Co., Va. This day came before me, Francis Peyton, one of the _____for the said county, Ephraim Olliphant, father of Benjamin Olliphant, dec'd and made oath that Obadiah Olliphant is the eldest brother and heir at law of the said Benjamin Olliphant. given under my hand this the 15th day of Sept, 1785. Francis Peyton.", (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27, Says Ephrain Oliphant 1717-1794. They resided in Kingwood Twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ.). He married SARAH HIGGINS STOUT (Source: Richard Higgins and His Descendants by Katherine Chapin Higgins, 61.) Abt. 1749 in Hunterdon Co., N.J. (Source: Notes of Karen Alexander, descended through John Hammett.), daughter of FREEGIFT STOUT and MARY HIGGINS. She was born 1725 in Cloverhill N.J. (Source: Notes of Karen Alexander, descended through John Hammett, She says Sarah was born in 1725, Cloverhill, NJ but another source says born in 1718 in Middletown, Monmouth, NJ.), and died July 10, 1768 in Loudoun Co., Va (Source: Notes of Karen Alexander, descended through John Hammett.).
More About EPHRAIM OLIPHANT:
Religion: 1759, Anglican (Source: A History of East Amwell 1700-1800 published by Hunterdon Co., Historical Society, 1976, 199, At the New Jersey Convention (annual meeting of Anglican Clergy) in 1759 a petition was presented by the combined congregations of Amwell, Kingwood and Readington stating that there were at least 100 Anglicans willing to join in the support of a priest...signed by John Garrison, Samuel Kitchen, Richard Rounsavall and Ephraim Oliphant for Amwell.)
Residence 1: 1763, Kingswood Township, New Jersey
Residence 2: 1782, Loudoun Co., VA (Source: 1782 Loudoun Co., VA Tas List, Ephraim Oliphant.)
Children of EPHRAIM OLIPHANT and SARAH STOUT are:
4.i. OBADIAH13 OLIPHANT, b. Bef. 1750, Hunterdon Co., N.J.; d. 1830, Barren Co., KY. ii. JOHN 2 OLIPHANT (Source: Philip Oliphant email.), b. January 02, 1749/50, Hunterdon Co., NJ (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.); d. May 21, 1823, Green Co., TN (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Tom Kiska, des through Samuel Daniel Oliphant., (3) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.); m. (1) HANNAH AMOS (Source: Philip Oliphant email.), Abt. 1775 (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.); b. 1765 (Source: Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.); d. 1814 (Source: Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.); m. (2) SARAH PRUDEN (Source: Philip Oliphant email.), 1775 (Source: Philip Oliphant email.). More About JOHN 2 OLIPHANT:
Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery, Greenville, TN (Source: Philip Oliphant email.)
Military: Revolutionary War (Source: (1) A History of East Amwell 1700-1800 published by Hunterdon Co., Historical Society, 1976, 132, James Agin, Rev. War record, served 10 months under Wagonmaster JOHN OLIPHANT, 1779-1780., (2) A History of East Amwell 1700-1800 published by Hunterdon Co., Historical Society, 1976, Ralph Schenck, Rev. War record, served as Teamaster un Wagonmaster JOHN OLIPHANT, 1779-1780.)
Occupation: Green Co., TN (Source: Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27, he was a wagonmaker and gunsmith.)
Residence: 1787, Green Co., TN (Source: Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27, Got a military land grant, 50 ac on McCartney's Creek.)
iii. SARAH OLIPHANT (Source: Philip Oliphant email.), b. April 06, 1751 (Source: Tom Kiska, des through Samuel Daniel Oliphant, [email protected].); m. (1) JOHN WOOLSEY (Source: Philip Oliphant email.); m. (2) DANIEL WEATHER, 1800. iv. SAMUEL OLIPHANT (Source: Philip Oliphant email.), b. Abt. 1753, Bedford Co., VA (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27, said Samuel was b. 1757 and was in the Rev War. resided in Bedford Co., PA.); d. January 27, 1851, Columbiana Co, OH (Source: Tom Kiska, des through Samuel Daniel Oliphant.); m. ELIZABETH HOLMES HARRIS (Source: Philip Oliphant email.). More About SAMUEL OLIPHANT:
Mi litary service: Revolutionary War (Source: Philip Oliphant email, Served as Ensign from Loudoun Co, VA. Apparently married first and had children. He married 2nd Elizabeth Holmes, widow with children.)
More About ELIZABETH HOLMES HARRIS:
Religion: Quaker (Source: Philip Oliphant email.)
5.v. BENJAMIN OLIPHANT, b. 1755, Hunterdon Co., NJ; d. Rev War. vi. MARY 2 OLIPHANT (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.), b. 1757 (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Tom Kiska, des through Samuel Daniel Oliphant, says she died in 1759.). vii. ANNE OLIPHANT (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.), b. 1759 (Source: Philip Oliphant email.). viii. RACHEL 1 OLIPHANT (Source: (1) Philip Oliphant email., (2) Stout and Allied Families - Vol I, 27.), m. GABRIEL G. MANLEY (Source: Tom Kiska, des through Samuel Daniel Oliphant.).
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Stratford, Connecticut | Family (F1658)
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Strong willed, plotted to overthrow brother with lover Eugenius and AD449 but discovered and he was put to death. Forced to marry after 30years of age to a rich senator Flavius Bassus Herculanus, who's characterassured the Emperor that a dangerous wife would be unable to drag himinto any revolutionary schemes. She sent her ring via her trusted eunuchHyacinthus along with a sum of money to Attila (the Hun) asking him tocome and prevent the marriage. Attila took it as a proposal of marriage,claimed her and demanded from Valentinian half the territory over whichhe ruled as a dowry, while making preparations to invade the westernprovinces.
From Ralph W. Mathisen, University of South Carolina:
Justa Grata Honoria, another strong-willed fifth-century woman, was bornin 416 or 417, the daughter of the future emperor Constantius III (421)and Galla Placidia. She was the elder sister of the emperor ValentinianIII (425-455), and she held the title of Augusta. At the orders of herbrother, she was devoted to virginity, a situation she did not find toher liking. Circa 449 she was apprehended in a love affair with theoverseer of her estates; both supposedly were engaged in a plot to seizepower for Honoria. As a result, her lover was executed and she was exiledto Constantinople. She then appealed for help to Attila the Hun, at whichthe eastern emperor Theodosius II, who already had enough problems withthe Huns, immediately dispatched her back to Italy -- with therecommendation that Valentinian turn her over to Attila. Valentinian,meanwhile, was enraged, and only spared her life because of the earnestentreaties of their mother. She then was compelled to marry a reliablesenator named Flavius Bassus Herculanus and subsequently she was keptunder close guard. Attila, meanwhile, chose to interpret Honoria'smissive as a marriage proposal, and demanded half of the western RomanEmpire as her dowry. Attila's ultimatum was refused, and he responded byinvading the western empire in 451 and 452. Honoria's ultimate fate isunknown; she may have been dead by 455.
Bibliography -
Critical Studies -
Bury, J.B. "Justa Grata Honoria." Journal of Roman Studies 9(1919):pp.1-13.
De Salis, J.F.W. "The Coins of the Two Eudoxias, Eudocia, Placidia, andHonoria, and of Theodosius II, Marcian, and Leo ... Italy." NumismaticChronicle 7(1867) 203-215.
Duckett, Eleanor Shipley. Medieval Portraits from the East and West. AnnArbor, 1972.
Copyright (C) 1996, Ralph W. Mathisen. This file may be copied on thecondition that the entire contents,including the header and thiscopyright notice, remain intact. | Julia Grata Honoria (I8750)
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Subject: Re: Elizabeth of York, et varia: . "Stapleton, though with some hesitation, accepted the marriage [of Judith to Lambert] and this paternity for Judith (Magn. Rot. Scacc. Norm. ii, xxxi, note (i)), although he had earlier (Archaeologia xxvi (1836), pp. 350f.) taken both Adelaide's daughters, Adelaide the younger and Judith, to be the children of Enguerrand II of Ponthieu. We support his earlier view for the following reasons: . (1) Lambert of Lens was killed at the siege of Lille in July-August 1054; yet the endowment published by Stapleton in Archaeologia shows that Adelaide was still residing, at some time after the beginning of 1055, at Aumale, Enguerrand's maternal inheritance, of which Adelaide the younger was the heiress. . (2) Adelaide the elder resided long enough in Aumale to be commonly described in later chronicles as 'comitissa de Albamarla' (despite her marriage at some time before 1070 to Odo of Champagne); she is nowhere called 'comitissa Lensensis'. . (3) While Judith is associated with her mother and sister in the Aumale endowment, there is no mention of Lambert. . (4) Lambert's lands passed to his older brother, Eustace II of Boulogne, and none were assigned to Judith, although an heiress normally inherited at least a portion of her father's property (as Adelaide the younger did), if not the whole (as Agnes/Anna of Ponthieu and Mathilda of Boulogne did)." | Judith (I723)
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Subject: Re: The first Giffards (n part): When Count William of Eu died shortly before 1040, Gilbert did assume the land and title, but he was assassinated in 1040 and his young sons, RICHARD and Baldwin were forced to flee Normandy, finding safety at the court of BALDWIN V, COUNT OF FLANDERS (RIN 2169). When WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR (RIN 798) married COUNT BALDWIN's daughter, he restored Gilbert's sons to Normandy, although he did not invest them with either Brionne or Eu or a comital title. WILLIAM granted the lordships of Bienfaite and Orbec to RICHARD FITZ GILBERT, and Le Sap and Meules to Baldwin. Although Gilbert's descendants later pressed a claim for Brionne, it was never restored. RICHARD and Baldwin ftizGilbert took part in the Norman conquest of England, and both assumed important positions in THE CONQUEROR's reign. --- Michael Altschul *A Baronial Family in Medieval England: The Clares,1217-1314*, Baltimore MD (Johns Hopkins Press) 1965, p 18-19 | Gilbert (I713)
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Submitted by Peggy Bone Colella
Zackius/Zachariah Baker married 24 Oct. 1794 Davidson Co., TN, Elsee Rhodes, marriage book p. 7. Connie Moretti says according to "It Is a Goodly Land, A History of Goodlettsville", p.91-94, Zachariah and Elsee had 4 children. When Zachariah died intestate in 1803, his brother Isaac was appointed guardian of the children.
Children:
Elizabeth Baker
Charity Baker b. 17 Jan. 1804 d. 25 July 1873 Davidson Co., TN (More complete information on Charity and her family can be obtained from Courtney Tompkins of Sierra Vista, AZ - [email protected] Her information is well documented.) m. 5 Feb. 1818 in Sumner Co., TN, Carney Freeman
Children:
Elizabeth Freeman b. Davidson Co., TN
John W. Freeman b. Davidson Co., TN d. Wingo, KY
Martha C. Freeman m. Moses Alexander Fontaine, son of Thomas Ballard Fontaine. They had 7 children.
Mary Jane Freeman b. ? d. 1920 Cheatham Co. TN m. 21 Oct. 1853 Davidson Co., TN George Washington Hunt, son of James Hunt and Elizabeth Williams. They had 4 children; this is Courtney's line.
Zacheriah W. Freeman b. 22 Dec. 1826 Davidson Co., TN - d. 28 Sept. 1868 Wingo, KY m. 3 Feb. 1852 Graves Co., KY, Mary Elizabeth Byrn. They had 7 children:
Josiah Freeman b. 1828 Davidson Co., TN m. 11 Mar. 1857 Harriet A. Dunley. One known child.
Carna Freeman b. 1830 Davidson Co., TN m.1. Calista Candas Carney. One child. m.2. 24 July 1882 Susan M. Waggoner
James Y. Freeman b. 1834 Davidson Co., TN
Isaac Freeman b. 1840 Davidson Co., TN
Moses A. Freeman b. 1842 Davidson Co., TN
Mourning Baker
Wesley Baker | BAKER, Zacharia (Zacheus) (I1496)
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submitter did not list death year - probably still alive? | BURT, Alfred C. (I14639)
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Subscribed the foundation-charter of the Abbey of Fontenay | FALAISE, Gautier (Walter) Chambellan Normandie (I10734)
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Succeeded Gorm "The Old" (900 - 950) | DENMARK, Harald III "Bluetooth" Gormsson King (I9538)
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Succeeded his brother Theodoric II | VISIGOTHS, Euric (Eorik) King Of The (I9772)
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Succeeded his brother Thorismund | VISIGOTHS, Theodoric II "The Brave" King Of The (I9773)
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Succeeded his cousin, Lanfred I | ALEMANNI, Nebi (N?bi) King Of The (I9390)
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Succeeded his father Euric I | VISIGOTHS, Alaric II (Alarico) King Of The (I9764)
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