| ACRE de CLARE, Joan of [Joan of England](22GGM, 1272-1307) |
In our Plantagenet line as the second Joan of eleven daughters of 23GGF Edward I and his first consort, 24GGF Alianore de Castile. Married Gilbert de Clare in Westminster Abbey in 1290; mother of 22GGM Margaret de Clare.
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| ADAMS, James "Goodman" (9GGF, <1620-1707) |
Early settler
Carlisle ancestor
Carlisle location
Creation of Carlisle
"Brother" to Benjamin Russell
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| ADAMS, Prescilla RAMESDEN (9GGM, ~1646-1717) |
Wife of James Adams
Carlisle ancestor
Early settler
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| ADAMS RUSSELL, Hannah (8GGM, 1670-1727) |
Wife of William Russell
Married to William Russell, in our Lexington Russell line
Mother of James Russell
Carlisle ancestor
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| ADELE de Meaux, Countess of Anjou (32GGM, c.934-982) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Daughter of 33GGF Robert of Vermandois, Count of Meaux and Troyes, and 33GGM Adelaide de Chalon.
Wife of 32GGF Geoffroy I, “Grisegonelle” Count of Anjou
Mother of 31GGF Fulk III “Nerra”
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| Daniel Thomas ALDRIDGE, Jr. |
My beloved First Petit Champignon in Rennes
On inexplicable bicycle
Behind me, on Lambretta, with Nelly yet further behind
à la Fête de la Jeunesse, with Halliday, Peterson, and young Davirons
At district conference in Le Mans
At Mont St-Michel (3 pages)
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| ALIANORE de Castile (23GGM, 1241-1290) |
In our Plantagenet line: First and beloved queen of 23GF Edward I Plantagenet, King of England; Infanta de Castile y Leon; daughter of 24GGF Ferdinand III of Castile y Leon; mother of four sons and eleven daughters, including 22GM Joan of Acre [Joan of England.] Buried at Westminster. Bereaved widower King Edward erected stone memorial crosses at the places where her funeral procession rested on its way back to London, from Lincoln to Charing Cross.
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| ALLEN, Elizabeth SMITH (5GA, b. 1762) |
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Elihu Allen.
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Elihu Allen.
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| ALLEN BENJAMIN, Lydia (9GGM, 1624-1709) |
Wife of John Benjamin of our Cambridge pioneer line
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| ALMSTEAD, Elizabeth BUTLER (6GGM, 1643-1729) |
Wife of Joseph Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| ALMSTEAD, James (8GGF) |
Harvard Square homestead
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| ALMSTEAD, Joseph (6GGF, 1654-1726) |
Son of Nicholas and Sarah Almstead; husband of Sarah Loomis
In our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| ALMSTEAD, Nicholas (7GGF, 1612-1684) |
Harvard Square homestead
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| ALMSTEAD, Sarah LOOMIS (7GGM, 1617-1667) |
Wife of Cambridge pioneer Nicholas Almstead: our descent from
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| ANDERSON, Anna Eloese POULSEN (GM, 1891-1987) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered
links to Grandma’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Bryan Wolz (Grandson, 1994- ) |
I’ve gathered links to Bryan’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
Nowadays, at Bryan’s baptism
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| ANDERSON RALSTON, Cynthia Lee (Daughter, 1972-) |
I’ve gathered links to Cyndi’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, David (Cousin) |
At the Airport
Golden Anniversary for Grandpa and Grandma
Dave and Marta on their wedding day
Brent, Dave and Scott at Disneyland
Wedding in Apex
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| ANDERSON OLSEN, Deborah Ruth (Daughter, 1974-) |
I’ve gathered links to Debbie’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Duane Brent (Brother, 1945-) |
I’ve gathered links to Brent’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Erik Scott (Adopted son) |
I’ve gathered links to Erik’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Florence Norma PARDOE WRIGHT (Stepmother) |
I’ve gathered links to Norma’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Francis Emanuel (Grandfather, 1890-1976) |
As a near ancestor, he fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered links to his images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, H. Duane (Father, 1913-1995) |
As a near ancestor, he fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered links to Pappy’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Jens Peter (GGGF, 1826-1910) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered links to his images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Joseph Emmanuel (GGF, 1859-1941) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
In four-generation fan chart
As son in family portrait, circa 1900
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| ANDERSON, Justin Brent (Son, 1978-) |
I’ve gathered links to Justin’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Laura WOLZ (Daughter-in-law, - ) |
I’ve gathered links to Laura’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Leola SEELY (Mother, 1910-1968) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered links to her images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON MILLAR, Margaret (Granddaughter, 1992- ) |
I’ve gathered links to her images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Marion NEFF (1C1R) |
Daughter of Uncle Seymour Howard Neff and Aunt Vera Knapton
Current owner of the Seely homestead in Brigham City
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| ANDERSON, Milton Clair (Uncle) |
Golden Anniversary for Grandpa and Grandma
At Disneyland
The Anderson family on the porch, circa 1920
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| ANDERSON KRUMHOLZ, Rebecca Leola (Daughter, 1976-) |
I’ve gathered links to Rebecca’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Richard Bryan (Humble self, 1941- ) |
I’ve gathered links to my many images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Richard Bryan, Jr (Son, 1965- ) |
I’ve gathered links to Rick’s many images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON DUNAWAY, Ruth “Oophie” Eloese (Aunt) |
I’ve gathered links to Oophie’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Thomas Christian (Son, 1971-2013) |
I’ve gathered links to Chris’ images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Tucker Gabriel (Grandson 1998- ) |
I’ve gathered links to Tucker’d images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANDERSON, Valerie JORGENSON (Wife, 1941- ) |
I’ve gathered links to his images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| ANGEL SEELY, Mary (25GGM, c.1186-1246) |
Family Group Record
Family Group Record (Long Island)
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| ANGOULÊME Isabel TAILLEFER d’, (25GGM, c.1186-1246) |
In our Plantagenet line
Consort of 25GGF King John Lackland Plantagenet; after his death married Hugues X de Lusignan
Had six children by John, nine by Hugues
Mother of 24GGF Henry III Plantagenet
Surname translates into German as Eisenhauer.
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| ANJOU, Ermengarde d’ (30GGM, c.1018-1076) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Daughter of 31GGF Foulques Nerra
Wife of 30GGF Geoffroy II, Count of Gâtinais
Mother of 29GGF Fulk IV “The Grouchy”
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| ANJOU, Foulques II, Count of (33GGF, c.905-960) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Husband of 33GGM Gerberga, a Carolingian, the daughter of Ratburnus I Viscount of Vienne
Father of 32GGF Geoffrey I “Grisegonelle”
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| ANJOU, Foulques III “Nerra” of (31GGF, 970-1040 ) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Count of Anjou for 53 years
Builder of the Château d'Angers
Son of 32GGF Geoffrey I, Count of Anjou, and 32GGM Adelaide de Vermandois
Husband of 31GGM Hildegarde of Sundgau
Father of 30GGM Ermengarde d’Anjou
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| ANJOU, Foulques IV “The Grouchy” of (29GGF, 1043-1109 ) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Count of Anjou
Son of 30GGF Geoffrey II, Count of Gastinois, and 30GGM Ermengarde d’Anjou
Husband of 29GGM Bertrade de Montfort, reportedly much in love with her
Father of 28GGF Foulques V, King of Jerusalem
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| ANJOU, Foulques V “The Young” Count of (28GGF, 1092-1142 ) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Count of Anjou
King of Jerusalem
Husband of 28GGM Ermengarde du Maine
Father of 27GGF Geoffroy IV, the first Plantagenet
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| ANJOU, Geoffroy I, “Grisegonelle” Count of (32GGF, c.938-987) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Son of 33GGF Foulques II, Count of Anjou and his first wife 33GGM Gerberga
Husband of 32GGM Adèle de Meaux
Father of 31GGF Foulques III “Nerra”
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| ANJOU, Geoffrey IV “The Fair” “Plantagenet”, Count of (27GGF, 1113-1151 ) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets
Count of Anjou, Maine and Touraine
The original “Plantagenet”.
Reluctant consort of 27GGM Matilda Empress
Father of 26GGF Henry II Fitz-Empress, founder of the royal Plantagenet dynasty in England
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| AQUITAINE, Eleanor of (26GGM) |
Consort of 26GGF King Henry II FitzEmpress Plantagenet
With Grandpa Henry, founder of the royal Plantagenet dynasty
Mother of 25GGF King Richard I “Lion-Heart” Plantagenet and King John Lackland
Ruled England in Uncle King Richard’s absence
Beggared the Kingdom to collect his ransom
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| ARLINGTON WARD, Boston Massachusetts and Cambridge Massachusetts (successively) Stakes of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
Links to people, families, and events mentioned in this record
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| ASHBY, George (5GU) |
Brother of Hannah Wheeler
Complicated property transactions
Moved to New Hampshire; died there.
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| ASHBY, Nancy HARTWELL (5GA) |
Wife of George Ashby
Shared house with Wheelers
Moved to New Hampshire; died there.
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| ASHBY WHEELER, Hannah (4GGM, 1782- ) |
Wife of Oliver Wheeler III, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Munroe line
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Russell line
Chart
Hannah’s descendant list
Descendants actually living in 1856
Four homes
4GGM, of Salem, married Oliver III
Daughter inimitable, indomitable, and peripatetic Harriet
Oliver & Hannah
Son Benjamin
In Hillsboro
In Salem
Shared house with Ashbys
Children Charles, Henry, Clarissa
In Farmington
1820 census
In Freedom
Oliver’s sole heir
Probate of husband Oliver’s will
Descendants
Children and grandchildren
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Daughter Harriet’s grave in Salt Lake
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| AUDLEY, Hugh de (21GGF 1291-1347) |
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to 21GGM Margaret de Clare: 1st Earl of Gloucester, 1st Baron Audley (c. 1291 – 10 November 1347) of Stratton Audley in Oxfordshire, and of Gratton in Staffordshire, served as Sheriff of Rutland and was the English Ambassador to France in 1341. He was buried in Tonbridge Priory.
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| AUDLEY, Margaret de CLARE de (21GGM, 1293-1342) |
In our Plantagenet line: second eldest of the three daughters of 22GGF Gilbert de Clare and 22GGM Joan of Acre. Countess of Cornwall, Countess of Gloucester.
Her two husbands were Piers Gaveston and 21 GGF Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester. On 28 April 1317 she wed Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester at Windsor Castle. They had one daughter: 20GGM Margaret de Audley.
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| AUDLEY de STAFFORD, Margaret de (20GGM, 1318-1349) |
In our Plantagenet line as the only daughter of 21GGF Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester, by his wife Lady 21GGM Margaret de Clare. Her mother was the daughter of 22GGM Joan of Acre, Princess of England; thus making Margaret a great-granddaughter of 23GGF King Edward I by his first consort, 23GGM Eleanor of Castile. As the only daughter and heiress of her father, she succeeded to the title of 2nd Baroness Audley.
Margaret was abducted by 20GGF Ralph de Stafford, who had helped Edward III take the throne. At the time, her worth was at least £2314 a year, which was more than ten times Stafford’s own estates. (However, he eventually rose to Earl of Stafford in 1350.) After the abduction, her parents filed a complaint with the king, but Edward supported Stafford. In compensation, the king appeased Hugh and Margaret by creating Hugh the 1st Earl of Gloucester.
Margaret de Audley and Stafford married before 6 July 1336. They subsequently had two sons and four daughters, including 19GGM Beatrice de Stafford, born circa 1341 in Staffordshire, England, died 1415, married firstly, in 1350, Maurice FitzGerald, 2nd Earl of Desmond (d. June 1358); married secondly,19GGF Thomas de Ros, 4th Baron de Ros, of Helmsley; married thirdly Sir Richard Burley, Knt.
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| BACON, Daniel |
Uncle to Michael
Required to pay a “Cuntary Rate”
Plays a couple of offstage bit parts in our present drama
Married to a Reed
Suspected of sheltering jailbreaker Michael
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| BACON, Michael (1640-1707) |
WilliamAndMary: the Short Version
Of prominent Woburn family
Immigrated from England as a child
Third to bear the name in Woburn
Litigious and contentious: involved in many court actions
Master and paramour of teenage Mary Ball
Subject of Hudson’s bill to the Court
Father of “Michael Billerica” Bacon
Letter from Mary Ball
John Ball complained to Court
Arrested, jailed; broke jail, recaptured
Friends go his bail
Bastardy bond
Bound by court to pay costs of raising “Michael Billerica”
Embroiled with Munroes over swine
Summoned in matter of swine
A no-show at hearing
Coerced to next hearing by attachment of a steer
Found liable at next hearing
Countersued
Finding affirmed; appealed to County Court
Appeal lost; court costs added to previous judgment
Sued by Munroe over Mary’s cow, 1676; lost again
Six more children and respectable later life with wife Sarah
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| BACON, Michael “Billerica” (Half-8GU, 1669-1759?) |
Bastard of Michael BACON and Mary BALL
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| BACON, Sarah RICHARDSON (1640-1694) |
Of prominent Woburn family; wife of Michael
Apparently raised “Michael Billerica” Bacon
Six more children and respectable later life with Michael
Gave evasive answers to constable about swine
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| BAGULEY, Jane (8GGM, 10GGM) |
Mother of 9GGF John Bigelow and 7GGM Elizabeth Bigelow Butler
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| BAGULEY, Randall (8GGF, 10GGF) |
Father of 9GGF John Bigelow and 7GGM Elizabeth Bigelow Butler
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| BALL, Abigail (9GGA, 1658-d. soon) |
Fourth and last child of 9GGP John and Elizabeth Ball.
Placed in foster care with the Anthony White family.
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| BALL, Elizabeth (Step-9GGM, d 1675) |
Second wife of 9GGF John, married 1675.
Massacred by Indians in 1675, with 9GGF John Ball and infant.
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| BALL, Elizabeth PIERCE (9GGM, 1624-1665) |
Mother of Mary Ball Munroe
Immigrated from England
First wife of 9GGF John
Settled in Watertown
Mother of Mary Ball Munroe
Insane by 1655
Required to card daily “two Skaines of Cotton or sheeps wooll,” or to be “sent to the howse of correction”
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| BALL, Johanna KING (10GGM, b abt 1598) |
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe
Watertown founder 1630
Immigrated from England
Settled in Concord
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe
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| BALL, John (10GGF, 1580-1655) |
Grandfather of Mary Ball Munroe
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
Immigrated from England, settled in Concord; Grandfather of Mary Ball Munroe
Admitted freeman, 1650
Estate inventoried
Appears to have died a widower
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| BALL, John (9GGF, 1620-1675) |
Father of Mary Ball Munroe
Tailor, immigrated from England
Husband of Elizabeth PIERCE
Settled in Watertown
Father of Mary Ball Munroe
Reproved in church for beating wife
Abandoned family
Collaborated in placing teenage Mary with Bacons
Complained to Cour
Remarried and massacred by Indians in Lancaster
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| BALL, John (8GU, 1644-1722) |
First of four children of 9GGP John and Elizabeth Ball.
Placed, age 12, with 5-year-old sister Mary, in home of Pierce grandparents
Placed by the Selectmen, with his Pierce grandparents
Not with the status of a child at home, but as an apprentice
Sticks up for Mary in suit against Bacon over cow, 1676
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| BALL, Sarah (8GA, 1654- ) |
“Grandma Mary’s little sister
Third of four children of 9GGP John and Elizabeth Ball.
“Provided for” in the breakup of the Ball family
“Set up as a foster child in the Gale household in 1656-7
“Shifted,two years later, to her Uncle Joseph and Aunt Esther Morse
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| BALL, Sarah BULLARD (8GA, 1644-1722) |
Wife of John
Confirms husband’s testimony in suit against Bacon over sister Mary’s cow, 1676
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| BALL MUNROE, Mary (8GGM 1651-1692) |
Second of four children of 9GGP John and Elizabeth Ball.
Chart
My line of descent from
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Lexington pioneer, founder of our Munroe line
Location of grave
Graves of WilliamAndMary Munroe
Buried in New England Munroe headquarters
Grave of Mary Ball Munroe
Heroism, etc., in Pioneer Middlesex
WilliamAndMary: the Short Version
Born in Watertown
Parental family disintegrated
Placed with grandparents, then with Bacons
Placed by the Selectmen, with her Pierce grandparents
Not with the status of a child at home, but as an apprentice
Impregnated by Michael Bacon; sent away to Rhode Island
Warned out of Watertown
letter to Michael Bacon
Father John complained to Court
Gave birth to “Michael Billerica” Bacon
Letter to Court
Rescued by Munroes
Embroiled with Bacon over swine
Bacon found liable at second hearing
Countersued by Bacon
Finding affirmed; Bacon appeals to County Court
Appeal won; court costs added to previous judgment
Sued Bacon over cow, 1676; won again
God rest her all road ever she offended
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| BARKER STEARNS, Mary (11GGM, 1604-1677) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Married to 11GGF Isaac Stearns
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| BARKER SEELY, Pansy Uarda |
I’ve gathered links to Pansy’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| BARR MUSSER BITNER STARR, Anna (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
Portrait
Bio
Bio
Bio
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| BARR NEFF, Mary (GGGM 1801-1875) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
In the four-generation fan chart
Bio by Verna
Neff Family Portrait
Portrait, with John
Portrait
Gravestone
John Neff’s family
Neff History
Life sketch
Nauvoo resident
Nauvoo property
Grave in Salt Lake
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| BARRON, Ellis (11GGF ~1578-1676) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Immigrated from Ireland with 11GGM Grace
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
husband of Grace; father of 10GGM Mary Barron Warren
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Descendants in Harvard Square
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| BARRON, Grace (11GGM. 1608-1650) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Immigrated from Ireland with 11GGF Ellis
wife of 11GGF Ellis Barron; mother of 10GGM Mary Barron Warren
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Descendants in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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| BARRON WARREN, Mary (10GGM. 1632-1715) |
wife of 10GGF Daniel Warren; mother of 9GGM Mary Warren
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Descendants in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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| BARRON, Peter (2C10R 1702-1721) |
Harvard Square Burial Ground
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| BARTLETT, Annie |
Mother of Ashley Bartlett
Relief Society president and ex officio mortician in early Vernal
Collaborated with Riley Green to arrange Uncle Charlie’s funeral and high-speed delivery to the cemetery
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| BARTLETT, Ashley |
Rode in Charlie’s foxy hearse to hold the coffin down
Valerie remembers sitting on his lap in church as a little girl in Fontana, California, more than forty years later.
In the 1950s, he gave patriarchal blessings to both of us.
Pronounced my patriarchal blessing in 1955
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| BEEBE ROCKWELL, Luana Hart (WGGU, 1829-1866) |
First wife of our interesting Uncle Port
Nauvoo resident
Neff History
Divorced Uncle Porter
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| BELCHER RUSSELL, Mary (1641-1691) |
Wife of Joseph Russell
Mother of Abigail and Prudence
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| BELL, Elouise Mildred (1935-2017) |
My last and greatest senior companion in the mission field
Described me as versatile, and as a quick study
Shared great literature in the dining room
Autographed Only When I Laugh
Received Valerie and me in Orem
Taught daughters at BYU
Conspired with daughters: “This Is Your Life, Dad”…
…to which I responded in kind
“Aunt Patty Remembers”and “Only When I Laugh,” audio recordings
“Reviewed, seriously and sweetly, my “Exalting Grace”
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| BENEDICT NEFF, Ann Eliza (WGGU) |
Wife of Uncle John Neff
Married Uncle John Neff in 1863
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| BENJAMIN, Abel (8GGF 1668-1720) |
Son of John Benjamin and Abigail Eddye
Husband of Abigail Stimpson
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| BENJAMIN, Abigail EDDYE (9GGM 1601-1687) |
Wife of John Benjamin
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| BENJAMIN, Abigail STIMPSON (7GGM 1673-) |
Wife of Abel Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line
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| BENJAMIN, John (10GGF 1585-1645) |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
Ancestor of Hepzibah
Harvard Square homestead
First constable in Cambridge
Home burned, 1636
Cambridge pioneer: our descent from
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| BENJAMIN, John (9GGF 1620-1706) |
Ancestor of Hepzibah
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| BENJAMIN, Lydia ALLEN (9GGM, 1624-1709) |
Wife of John Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line
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| BENJAMIN MUNROE, Mercy (6GGM 1714-1785) |
Chart 1
Chart 2
Carlisle ancestor
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
Married to Nathan Munroe, of our Lexington Munroe line
Married Nathan Munroe, 1738
Hepzibah & Oliver
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| BERTRADE de Montfort (29GGM, c.1070-1117 ) |
Daughter of 30GGF Simon de Montfort and 30GGM Agnes d’Évreux
Wife of 29GGF FOULQUES IV “The Grouchy”, who was reportedly much in love with her; ran off, nevertheless, with Philippe I of France and became his Queen Consort
Mother of 28GGF Foulques V, King of Jerusalem
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| BIGELOW BUTLER, Elizabeth (7GGM) |
Married 7GGF Richard Butler
Joined the Hooker exodus to Connecticut
Daughter of 8GGP and 10GGP Randall and Jane Baguley
Wife of 7GGF Richard Butler
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| BIGELOW, Elizabeth CHILD (8GGM 1670-1707) |
Daughter of 9GGP John and Mary Warren CHILD
Wife of 8GGF James Bigelow
Mother of 7GGM Patience Bigelow
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| BIGELOW, James (8GGF 1662-1727) |
Son of 9GGP John and Mary Warren Bigelow
Husband of 8GGM Elizabeth Child
Father of 7GGM Patience Bigelow
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| BIGELOW, John (9GGF 1616-1703) |
Husband of 9GGM Mary Warren Bigelow
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
As selectman of Watertown, her hometown, warned 8GGM Mary Ball out of town
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| BIGELOW, Mary WARREN (9GGM 1624-91) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Daughter of 10GGP John & Margaret Warren
Wife of 9GGF John Bigelow
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| BIGELOW WOODS, Patience (7GGM 1695-1771) |
Daughter of 8GGP James and Elizabeth Child Bigelow
Married 7GGF Samuel Woods III, thus connecting us into our distinguished Woods, Wheeler, and Russell ancestral lines
Daughter of 8GGP James and Elizabeth Child Bigelow
Wife of Samuel
Woods III
Mother of Abigail Woods Wheeler
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| BISSELL SEELY, Alice (abt 1590 -) |
Family Group Record
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| BITNER, Abraham (GGGU) |
Husband of Anna BARR MUSSER BITNER STARR
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| BITNER STARR, Anna BARR MUSSER (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
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| BITNER NEFF, Martha Ann (WGGU) |
Married Uncle Benjamin Barr Neff
Uncle Benjamin Barr Neff’s first cousin; gave him five children
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| BIXBY MUNROE, Aris (1797- ) |
Chart
Ransom
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| BONVILLE TAILBOYS, Elizabeth (16GGM, c 1425-1491) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 17GGF Lord William Bonville and 17GGM Margaret Grey:
Born about 1425 in Shute, Devon, England. Married Sir William Tailboys by November 1446. Mother of Robert Tailboys.
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| BONVILLE, Margaret GREY (17GGM, 1362-1440) |
In our Plantagenet line
… as a daughter of 18GGF Reginald Grey and 18GGM Margaret Ros. Margaret was the first wife of Sir William Bonville, later the 1st Baron Bonville. Margaret was the great-grandmother of Cecily Bonville who succeeded to the estates and baronies of Bonville and Harington, thus becoming the wealthiest heiress in England.
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| BONVILLE, Lord William (17GGF, 1392-1461 ) |
In our Plantagenet line …by his first marriage, to 17GGM Margaret Grey. Decapitated by Queen consort Margaret of Anjou following the Yorkist defeat at the Second Battle of St Albans.
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| BOWRING, Benjamin L. (1903-1985) |
According to family legend, a high-school “item” with our Mammy in Brigham City in the 1920s
Married us in the Los Angeles Temple in 1964
Counseled each of us to make sure the other heard us thank the Lord for the other, every day
Grave
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| BOWTHORPE NEFF, Maria Mary Ann (WGGU) |
Married Uncle Benjamin Barr Neff
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| BRACKBILL GROFF, Barbara, -1705) |
Family Group Record
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| BRACKBILL, Benedict, -1720) |
Family Group Record
Family Story
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| BRACKBILL HERR, Frances, 1687- ) |
Family Group Record
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| BRACKBILL, Uhlrich, 1703-1722) |
Family Group Record
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| BRAYTON, Francis |
Kinsman of Mary Ball
Carried her letter to Bacon
Rhode Islander
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| BRENNEMAN, Christian, 1695-1757) |
Family Group Record
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| BRENNEMAN, Melchior I, 1665-1737) |
Family Group Record
Brenneman history
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| BRENNEMAN, Melchior II, 1726-1809) |
Family Group Record
Brenneman homestead
Brenneman graveyard
Portraits
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| BRIDGE, Abigail RUSSELL (1C10R, 1668-1772) |
Portrait
Married to Lexington founder Matthew Bridge
Mother of Captain William Russell
Context of Matthew and Abigail portraits
Daughter of Joseph
Wife of Matthew; niece to Benjamin
Lineage
Matthew Bridge Esq. and Abigail Russell
Location of grave
Epitaph
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| BRIDGE, Anna HERRICK (1710-1730) |
First wife of John Bridge
Location of grave
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| BRIDGE, John (2C9R, 1700-1776) |
John Bridge, Anna Herrick, Sarah Tidd
Location of grave
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| BRIDGE, Levi (4C7R, 1784-1876) |
Buried in Harvard Square
Location of grave
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Gravestone
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| BRIDGE, Mary PORTER |
Third wife and widow of John Bridge
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| BRIDGE, Matthew (1668-1722) |
Portrait
Context of Matthew and Abigail portraits
Matthew Bridge Esq. and Abigail Russell
Location of grave
Epitaph
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| BRIDGE, Samuel (2C9R, 1705-1791) |
Location of grave
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| BRIDGE, Sarah TIDD (1711-1754) |
Second wife of John Bridge
Location of grave
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| BRIDGE RUSSELL, Mary (2C9R, 1688-1716) |
Daughter of Matthew and Abigail; married Captain William Russell, also our blood kin
Captain William and Mary
Grandmother of Phebe and Mary Russell
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| BRIDGE WATSON, Anna (2C9R, 1691-1718) |
Buried in Harvard Square
Buried in Harvard Square
Location of grave
Gravestone
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| BROOKS RUSSELL, Sarah |
Second wife of Philip
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| BROWN, Captain Benjamin (1694-1762) |
Full second cousin to his wife, Keziah
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| BROWN, Keziah (1704-1755) |
Full second cousin to her husband, Captain Benjamin
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| BROWNE, John (9GGF, 1585-1662) |
Grave
Father to Mary Browne Willett
Gentleman
Assistant to the Governor
Commissioner to United Colonies
Descendants in Little Neck Cemetery
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| BROWNE, Mrs Dorothy (9GGM, 1584-1673) |
Grave
Wife to Worshipful John Browne
Mother to Mary Browne Willett
Gentleman
Descendants in Little Neck Cemetery
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| BROWNE WILLETT, Mary (8GGM, 1604-1669) |
Daughter to Worshipful John Browne
Wife to Captain Thomas Willett
Buried in Rhode Island
Grave
Enclosure
Inscription
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| BULKELEY WELBY, Frances (11GGM, c1568-1610) |
In our Plantagenet line by her marriage to 11GGF Richard Welby (1563-1610) 4 June 1596 in Whaplode, Lincolnshire, England.
Daughter of 12GGF Edward Bulkeley (1540-1620) and 12GGM Olive Irby (c1547-1614). Mother of 10GGM Olive Welby Farwell
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| BULL, Dorcas SMITH (5GA, b. 1746) |
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married John Bull.
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married John Bull.
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| BULLARD BALL, Sarah (8GA, 1644-1722) |
Wife of John
Confirms husband’s testimony in suit against Bacon over sister Mary’s cow, 1676
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| BUTLER ALMSTEAD, Elizabeth (6GGM, 1643-1729) |
Wife of Joseph Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| BUTLER, Richard (7GGF) |
Husband of 7GGM Elizabeth Bigelow
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| BUTLER, Elizabeth BIGELOW (7GGM) |
Married 7GGF Richard Butler
Joined the Hooker exodus to Connecticut
Daughter of 8GGP and 10GGP Randall and Jane Baguley
Wife of 7GGF Richard Butler
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