| SALTONSTALL, Sir Richard |
Founder of Watertown, 1630
Life-size statue atop Founders’ Monument
Urged preachers not to micromanage
Returned, alas, to England in 1631
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| SAMOSET |
Indian chieftain, friend of Stephen Hopkins
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| SANDERSON, Mary MUNROE (H2C7R, 1748-1852) |
Lived to 104, reported that great-grandfather William Munroe’s house looked like a rope-walk
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| SAWYER, Andrew F (1C4, 1835-1913) |
Son of Caleb and Clarissa Wheeler Sawyer
Son of Caleb and Caroline
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER JOHNSON, Arvilla (2C3, 1874-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
Wife of Edmond Johnson
Daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Florilla S Coe
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| SAWYER FOUST, Blanch (2C3, 1890-1917) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SAWYER, Blanch MALTBY (~1879-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: wife of 2C3 Walter J Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Caleb (4GU, 1808-1882) |
Married Clarissa Caroline Wheeler
Gravestone in Hamburg
Children and grandchildren
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Clarissa Caroline WHEELER (4GA, 1810-1841) |
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
Probate of father Oliver’s will
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Possible 1820 census entry
Daughter of Oliver III and Hannah
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| SAWYER, Culver (~1882-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SAWYER GREEN, Drusia M (2C3, 1868-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Florilla S Coe
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| SAWYER, Drusilla E COE (1843-1916) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 Andrew F Sawyer
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Ella LOPER (1848-1908) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 John Sawyer
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Emma Amanda PETERSON (1861-1904) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: wife of 2C3 Henry Hannibal Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Emma J L YOUNG (1876-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: wife of 2C3 Fred A Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Florilla S COE (~1839-1875) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 John Sawyer
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Floyd (1880-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SAWYER, Fred A (2C3, 1876-1939) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 Andrew F Sawyer and Drusilla E Coe
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| SAWYER, George (1840-) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline Sawyer, as reported by her mother, Hannah Ashby Wheeler
Born in the year of his mother’s death
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER CHAPMAN, Grace (~1878-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SAWYER, Henry Hannibal (2C3, 1860-1933) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 Henry Oliver Sawyer and Mrs Henry Oliver Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Henry O (2C3, 1865-1871) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 John Sawyer and Florilla S Coe
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| SAWYER, Henry Oliver (~1832-) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline
Daughter of Oliver III and Hannah
Among descendants listed by Hannah at probate
Son of Clarissa Wheeler Sawyer, called “Oliver” in Hannah’s affidavit
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, John (1C4, 1837-1918) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER WALLS, Mable (~1888-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SAWYER JAQUISH, Malvina (1C4, 1830-1916) |
Among descendants listed by Hannah at probate
Married Azro Jaquish
Newlywed in Freedom census for 1830
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1860
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1870
In Essex, Clinton, Michigan in 1910
Daughter of Caleb and Caroline
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| SAWYER, Mrs Henry Oliver (~1836) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 Henry Oliver Sawyer
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer
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| SAWYER, Paul (~1872-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 John Sawyer and Florilla S Coe
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| SAWYER, Walter (~1878-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: son of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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| SEELY, Adele (1st cousin, 1934-) |
Daughter of Elwyn & Pansy
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Alfaretta NEFF (GM, 1873-1943) |
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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| SEELY ELSASSER, Alfa Mae |
Daughter of Great-Uncle Don Ralph Seely
Mother of Fran Elsasser Stewart
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| SEELY, Alice BISSELL (abt 1590- ) |
Family Group Record
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| SEELY, Ardus Eyvonne (1st cousin, 1923-) |
Daughter of Elwyn & Pansy
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Arta Elwyn (Uncle, 1900-1966) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Arta McLean (Grandfather, 1874-1945) |
I’ve gathered links to Grandpa’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Don Ralph (GU) |
Son of Isaac Joseph; brother of Grandpa Arta McLain
Head of another extensive Seely family branch
Don Ralph Seely’s Family: The Seely and Fisher Ancestry, compiled by Ruth Weenig Burton
Don Ralph Seely’s Family: Photo-memoir of Frank Henry Elsasser
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| SEELY, Doyle Grant (Cousin) |
Son of
Grant and Margo
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Grant’s and Margo’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Dwayne Elwyn (Bud)(1st cousin, 1924-) |
Son of Elwyn & Pansy
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Elizabeth Jane FISHER (GGM 1839-1885) |
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Portrait
Grave
Married GGF Isaac Seely
Nauvoo resident
Wife of Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers
Married to Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Lexington Munroe line
Married to Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Lexington Russell line
Parents’ graves in Salt Lake
Grave in Salt Lake
In four-generation fan chart
Daughter of Joseph and Evaline McLean Fisher; wife of Isaac Joseph Seely
Key ancestor in my sequence of descendancy researches
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| SEELY, Eugene (GUncle) |
Son of Isaac Joseph; brother of Grandpa Arta McLain
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| SEELY, Francis Leland (Uncle, 1903-1981) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Glen (Cousin) |
Son of Francis Leland and Grace
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Grace THOMPSON (Aunt, 1902-1980) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Grant McLain (Uncle, 1914-1982) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Grant’s and Margo’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY GOATES, Gwendolyn(1C) |
Daughter of Francis Leland and Grace
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim and Grace and their family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY TAYLOR, Harriet C |
Daughter of Lucy Ann Decker and William Seely
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah
Married to Stephen Wells Taylor
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| SEELY, Isaac Joseph (GGF, 1837-1902) |
Husband of Elizabeth Jane Fisher Seely; father of Arta McLain Seely
In the four-generation fan chart
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line
In our Lexington Russell line
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Nauvoo resident
Married Elizabeth Fisher
Biography
In our Plantagenet line
Made an attractive match
Grave
Grave in Salt Lake
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| SEELY, J Rodman (1st cousin, 1927-) |
Son of Elwyn & Pansy
I ’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Jacki LaDea (1st cousin, 1937-) |
Daughter of Elwyn & Pansy
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, John Leland (Cousin) |
Son of Francis Leland and Grace
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, John McLain (Cousin) |
Son of Grant and Margo
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Grant’s and Margo’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Joyce (Cousin) |
Daughter of Francis Leland and Grace
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Karen (Cousin) |
Daughter of Francis Leland and Grace
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY ANDERSON, Leola (Mother, 1910-1968) |
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
I’ve gathered links to my Mammy’s many, many images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”.
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| SEELY YOUNG, Lucy Ann DECKER (GGGM 1822-1890) |
In our Plantagenet line
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Born in Phelps, New York
Decker family
Isaac’s and Harriet’s firstborn daughter
Wife of Brigham Young
Decker Family history
Six children of Isaac and Harriet
Nauvoo property
Owned Lot 3 with Brigham
Among our 36 Nauvoo residents we knew about in 2001
Nauvoo resident
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line
In our Lexington Russell line
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
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| SEELY, Margaret PACK (Aunt, 1917-1997) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Grant’s and Margo’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Mary ANGEL (25GGM, c.1186-1246) |
Family Group Record
Family Group Record (Long Island)
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| SEELY, Michael Shann (1st cousin, 1942-) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
Son of Elwyn & Pansy
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| SEELY, Obadiah (8GGF, 1619-1657) |
In Robert Seely’s household
Family Group Record
Family Group Record (Long Island)
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| SEELY, Obadiah (1645-1679) |
Family Group Record (Long Island)
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| SEELY, Pansy Uarda BARKER (Aunt) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, Robert the Pioneer (1601?-1668) |
We used to claim him as a ninth great-grandfather
Watertown founder, 1830
Mammy sent me forth to research him
Memoir: Seeking his marriage record in London
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| SEELY, Sharyn (1st cousin, 1935-) |
Daughter of Elwyn & Pansy
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Elwyn’s and Pansy’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY SHEFFIELD, Vera KNAPTON WILSON NEFF (GA) |
Widow of Grandma Seely’s nephew Franklin McGregor Wilson
Widow of Uncle Seymour Howard Neff
Grandpa Seely’s widow and Grandma Seely’s sister-in-law
Cared for at least three husbands in their last days
Wife of Charles Nephi Sheffield
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| SEELY CARTER, Verna May (Aunt, 1906-1999) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Ken’s and Verna’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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| SEELY, William of Birmingham, abt 1580- ) |
Family Group Record
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| SEELY, William (GGF, 1816-1851) |
First husband of Lucy Ann Decker
Among my near ancestors
Husband of Lucy Ann Decker, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers
Married to Lucy Ann Decker, of our Lexington Munroe line
Married to Lucy Ann Decker, of our Lexington Russell line
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Decker family
Battle of Crooked River
Nauvoo resident
Separated from Lucy
Not mentioned in the Land Office records
Pedigree
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| SEYMOUR, Abigail HOWARD (4GGF, 1728-) |
Daughter of Samuel and Alice Howard; wife of Joseph Seymour
In our Hooker line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| SEYMOUR, Hannah OLMSTEAD (5GGm, 1690-1780) |
Daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
Wife of Zachariah Seymour
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| SEYMOUR, Hannah ROCKWELL (3GGM, 1772-1860) |
Mother of GGGM Harriet
Wife of Samuel Seymour, of our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Born in Colebrook in 1872
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| SEYMOUR, Joseph (4GGF, 1728-) |
Son of Zachariah and Hannah Seymour
In our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers
Husband of Abigail Howard
Grandfather of GGGM Harriet
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| SEYMOUR, Samuel (3GGF, 1770-1851) |
Son of Joseph and Abigail Seymour
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Husband of Hannah Rockwell
Father of GGGM Harriet
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| SEYMOUR, Zachariah (5GGF, 1684-1712) |
Husband of Hannah Olmstead, of our Cambridge pioneer line
Great-grandfather of GGGM Harriet
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| SEYMOUR STILLMAN RUSSELL, Harriet Elizabeth (GGGM, 1804-1866) |
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour; wife of Jason Stillman
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Portrait
Biography
Mayflower descendant
Nauvoo resident
Grave in Salt Lake
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour; wife of Jason Stillmon
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Portrait
Biography
Mayflower descendant
Grave in Salt
Lake
Nauvoo resident
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| SEYMOUR STILLMAN, Susanna (4GA, 1751- ) |
Wife of 4GU John Stillman
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| SHAKESPEARE, William |
Based Tempest partly on Sea Venture story; included minor character based on Stephen Hopkins.
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| SHEFFIELD, Vera KNAPTON WILSON NEFF SEELY(GA) |
Widow of Grandma Seely’s nephew Franklin McGregor Wilson
Widow of Uncle Seymour Howard Neff
Grandpa Seely’s widow and Grandma Seely’s sister-in-law
Cared for at least three husbands in their last days
Wife of Charles Nephi Sheffield
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| SHEPARD, Joanna HOOKER (8GA, 1677-1753) |
Daughter of Reverend Thomas Hooker and Susan Harkes Garbrand; wife of Reverend Thomas Shepard of the Cambridge pioneers
The second of Uncle the Reverend Thomas Shepard’s three wives
The mother of three of the five children of Uncle the Reverend Thomas Shepard.
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| SHEPARD, Donald |
Co-author, with his brother Landes, of Uncle Charlie Decker’s definitive biography
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| SHEPARD, Landes |
Co-author, with his brother Donald, of Uncle Charlie Decker’s definitive biography
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| SHEPARD, Reverend Thomas (8GU) |
Son-in-law to Grandpa Thomas Hooker
Main gate into Harvard Yard named after him
First settled minister of the church in the New Towne, 1636
Presumably buried in the Old Burial Ground at Harvard Square
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| SMITH, Amasa (5GU, b. 1754) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith.
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith.
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| SMITH, Benjamin (5GGF, 1724-96) |
Great-grandson of Joseph and Hannah Rogers; moved family from Eastham to Sandisfield.
Induced by 40-shilling-per-head bounty
Unlike Stillmans, came to these parts with the support of existing extended family
Soldier of American Revolution; buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery.
Descended from Pilgrim Thomas Rogers
Buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery.
Headstones and footstones.
Served in American Revolution.
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| SMITH, David Hyrum |
Last child of Joseph and Emma Smith, born after his father’s death
Talented painter, composer, speaker
Painting of David and Emma with the Nauvoo House in the background
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| SMITH, Benjamin (5GU, b. 1752-1826)
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Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith; executor of his father’s estate in 1796.
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith; executor of his father’s estate in 1796.
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| SMITH BULL, Dorcas (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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| SMITH PIERCE, Elizabeth (10GGM, 1585-1667) |
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe
Immigrated from England, wife of John, settled in Watertown, grandmother & guardian of Mary Ball Munroe
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| SMITH ALLEN, Elizabeth (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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| SMITH, Elkins (5GU, 1767-68) |
Infant son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, commemorated by exquisite stone near his father’s.
Infant son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, commemorated by exquisite stone near his father’s.
Son and last child of Benjamin and Ruth Smith
Son and last child of Benjamin and Ruth Smith
Grave marker
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| SMITH, Emma HALE |
Portrait
Elect lady, so designated by revelation.
Mansion House
Emma Smith Bidamon died in 187 in the Nauvoo House
Smith Homestead
Unwilling that Porter earn his living as the Mansion House bartender
Sent Porter to entreat the Prophet to return
Hosted fifty couples in Mansion House Christmas party
Spring House
Grave
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| SMITH HURD, Freelove KIBBE (1749-1840) |
Not mentioned in Grandpa Daniel’s will.
Buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery.
Married Daniel HURD about 1807, after Rebecca died.
Widow of Grandpa Benjamin Smith’s son Joshua
Not mentioned in Grandpa Daniel’s will.
Not mentioned in Grandpa Daniel’s will.
Gravestone
Married Daniel HURD about 1807, after Rebecca died.
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| SMITH, Hannah ROGERS (6GGM, 1689-1754) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SMITH, Hyrum |
“Just as sure as we fall into their hands we are dead men”
Joseph: “I want Hyrum to live to avenge my blood but he is determined not to leave me.”
Murdered, with his faithful brother, upstairs in the jail house
Hosted fifty couples in Mansion House Christmas party
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| SMITH, James (6GGF, 1695-1754) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SMITH, Joseph Jr. |
Portrait
Prophet of the Restoration. Builder and Dreamer of Nauvoo
Founder of Nauvoo
Mansion House
Nauvoo House
Smith Homestead
Spring House
Grave
Red Brick Store
Turning to Rockwell he said: “What shall I do? ” Rockwell answered, “You are the oldest and ought to know best; and as you make your bed, I will lie with you.”
Murdered, with his faithful brother, upstairs in the jail house
Hosted fifty couples in Mansion House Christmas party
Neffs stayed in the Mansion House as guests of the Smiths
Friend of Deckers
Befriended and defended by Uncle Ephraim Hanks
Neff History
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| SMITH, (Lt. Col.) Leslie |
In Concord burying ground
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| SMITH, Lot (5GU, b. 1756) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith;
counted as first white male child born in Sandisfield.
The “lot story,” again.
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith;
counted as first white male child born in Sandisfield.
The “lot story,” again.
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| SMITH MUNROE, Martha (3C6R, 1745-1834) |
Wife of Ebenezer
Location of grave
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| SMITH, Phineas (6GU, b. 1728-1786) |
Brother of Benjamin Smith;
came from Eastham.
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| SMITH HURD, Rebecca (4GGM, 1750-1806) |
Buried in Beech Plain Cemetery, Sandisfield.
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Daniel Hurd.
Our earliest ancestor to carry our entire Mayflower heritage
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| SMITH, Reubin (5GU, b. 1765) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth
Smith.
Son of Benjamin and Ruth
Smith.
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| SMITH, Richard (5GU, b. 1748) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith.
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith.
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| SMITH, Ruth (5GA, 1748- ) |
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth, born presumably in Eastham
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth, born presumably in Eastham
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| SMITH, Ruth SNOW (5GGM, 1725-96) |
Great-granddaughter of Nicholas and Constance Hopkins Snow
Noved family from Eastham to Sandisfield.
Wife of Benjamin Smith.
Unlike Stillmans, came to these parts with the support of existing extended family
Induced by 40-shilling-per-head bounty
Descended from Pilgrim Stephen Hopkins
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| SMITH CHAPEL, Sarah (5GA, b. 1758) |
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Richard Chapel.
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| SMITH, Solomon (6GGU, 1715-90) | Brother of Benjamin; also moved family from Eastham to Sandisfield.
Induced by 40-shilling-per-head bounty
Brother of Benjamin Smith;
came from Eastham.
Descended from Pilgrim Stephen Hopkins
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| SNAVELY, Veronica HESS (b 1702) |
Family Group Record
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| SNAVELY, Jacob, 1704-1781) |
Family Group Record
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| SNOW, Pilgrim Constance HOPKINS (8GGM, 1607-1677) |
In our Mayflower line
Mayflower passenger
Married; settled in Eastham; buried there.
Second member of one of our two Mayflower lines
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| SNOW, Margaret ELKINS (6GGM, 1683-1722) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SNOW, Mary (7GGM, 1638-1722) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SNOW, Nicholas (8GGF, 1599-1676) |
In our Mayflower line
Married Constance Hopkins; settled in Eastham; buried there.
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| SNOW SMITH, Ruth (5GGM, 1725-96) |
Great-granddaughter of Nicholas and Constance Hopkins Snow
Noved family from Eastham to Sandisfield.
Wife of Benjamin Smith.
Unlike Stillmans, came to these parts with the support of existing extended family
Induced by 40-shilling-per-head bounty
Descended from Pilgrim Stephen Hopkins
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| SNOW, Stephen (6GGF, 1681-1769) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SOBIESKI, Jan III (1629-96) |
Monarch of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1694-96.
Turned back the Ottoman Turks at the gates of Vienna, 11 September 1683
The Turks called him the “Lion of Lechistan”
Thanks to him (and to others), we descendants of Europeans speak a variety of German today, rather than a variety of Turkish
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| SPORRI GRAF, Anna (1616-) |
Family Group Record
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| STAFFORD de ROOS, Beatrice (19GGM, 1341-1415) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 20GGF Ralph de Stafford and 20GGM Margaret de Audley.
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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STAFFORD, Margaret de AUDLEY 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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STAFFORD, Ralph de (20GGF, 1301-1372)
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In our Plantagenet line by his second marriage to 20GGM Margaret de Audley: Ralph de Stafford, 1st Earl of Stafford, 2nd Baron Stafford, (24 September 1301 – 31 August 1372), KG, of Stafford Castle and Madeley Castle[3] in Staffordshire, was an English nobleman and notable soldier during the Hundred Years War against France.
Born on 24 September 1301, the son of Edmund de Stafford, 1st Baron Stafford and Margaret Basset. Having lost his father at the age of seven, Ralph grew up in the midlands with his mother's relatives, including her second husband Thomas Pipe. He had his first experience of royal service, along with his brothers and stepfather, when he joined the retinue of Ralph, 2nd Lord Basset.
Stafford was made a Knight banneret in 1327 and was fighting the Scots shortly afterwards. He supported the plot to free Edward III of England from the control of Roger Mortimer, which earned the king's gratitude. By the summer of 1332, he was a commissioner of the peace in Staffordshire and had served abroad on royal business, accompanying 21GGF Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester. He was also still fighting the Scots, commanding archers at the Battle of Dupplin Moor on 11 Aug 1332 and on three further Scottish campaigns.[5]
He was first summoned to Parliament by writ as Lord Stafford on 29 November 1336 and continued to attend until 1350.
His military career continued, accompanying King Edward to France in 1338 as an advisor and being present at the naval battle of Sluys on 24 June 1340. He also fought at the relief of Brest and the siege of Morlaix. He was captured at Vannes but was exchanged in time to negotiate a truce at Malestroit.
On 6 January 1341, he was made Steward of the Royal Household but resigned that post on 29 March 1345 having assumed the office of Seneschal of Aquitaine, an English possession in France, where he stayed for about a year. He took part in the Gascon campaign of 1345 including the battles of Bergerac and Auberoche, the siege of Aiguillon, from where he escaped prior to its lifting, a raid on Barfleur and the English victory at the Battle of Crecy, on 26 August 1346. He became one of the twenty-six founding members and the fifth knight of the Order of the Garter in 1348.[5][6]
In November 1347, his wife's father died; they were able to take possession of his estates without paying the king's homage, an indication of the relationship between them. Ralph was now a very wealthy man, from his estates and from the many prizes from the French war.[5]
Edward III created a number of new peerage titles to honour his war captains and to mark his jubilee year. Ralph was created the 1st Earl of Stafford on 5 March 1350, with an annuity of 1000 marks. He now replaced Henry of Grosmont, 1st Duke of Lancaster as the king's lieutenant in Gascony. He committed to serve with 200 men at his own expense with the expectation of this being doubled in March 1353 at the king's expense. The campaigns provided several captives that were ransomed, but were ultimately unsuccessful, leading to the appointment of Edward, Prince of Wales to command.[5]
Even at the age of sixty, Stafford continued to command troops and act as a royal envoy, both in France and in Ireland in 1361, accompanying Lionel of Antwerp to try and restore English control.
Marriages and children[edit]
Around 1326, Stafford married his first wife, Katherine de Hastang.[4][7] Katherine was the daughter of Sir John de Hastang, Knight, of Chebsey, Staffordshire.[8] Ralph and Katherine had two daughters:
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He later sensationally abducted 20GGM Margaret de Audley, 2nd Baroness Audley, daughter of 21GGF Hugh de Audley, 1st Earl of Gloucester and 21GGM Margaret de Clare, who was worth at least £2,314 a year, more than ten times his own estates. Her parents filed a complaint with King Edward III of England, but the King supported Stafford's actions. 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 and they subsequently had two sons and four daughters, including 19GGM Beatrice de Stafford.[14]
He died on 31 August 1372 at Tonbridge Castle, Kent, England.[5] He was buried at Tonbridge Priory,[20] next to his second wife and her parents.[5]
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| STAMM, Mara |
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| STAMM, Merielle |
In a gathering, at Timbaloo, on Rebecca’s lap
Fascinated by The Frog, at the annual Arlington Ward Campout at the Joseph Smith Birthplace
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| STANDISH, Myles |
Mayflower passenger; led first Pilgrim expedition with Stephen Hopkins
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| STANLEY HOOKER, Mary (6GGM, 1677-1753) |
Wife of Nathaniel Hooker of our Hooker line from the Cambridge pioneers
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| STAPLES WHEELER, Amanda (W1C4R, 1833-) |
Wife of Eli Wheeler, Jr.; niece of Oliver Wheeler III; first cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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| STARR, Anna BARR MUSSER BITNER (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
Portrait
Bio
Bio
Bio
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| STARR, Jonathan, Jr (1831-) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne; husband of Sarah Helen Elizabeth WHEELER (1C4, 1831-)
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| STARR, Sarah Helen Elizabeth WHEELER (1C4, 1831-) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
Wife of Jonathan Starr, Jr. (1831-)
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| STEARNS, Isaac (11GGF, 1623-1677) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
Married to 11GGM Mary Barker
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| STEARNS, Mary BARKER (11GGM, 1604-1677) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Married to 11GGF Isaac Stearns
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| STEARNS LEARNED, Mary (10GGM, 1626-1663) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
A Watertown pioneer ancestor
Daughter of 11GGP Isaac and Mary Barker Stearns
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| STEELE McLEAN Mary (4GM 1747-1823) |
Wife of John McLean; mother of 3GF John Steele McLean
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| STEHMANN, Joseph ( -1756) |
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| STEVENS SEELY, Esther (1648-1712) |
Family Group Record (Long Island)
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| STEWART, Frances Luella ELSASSER |
Granddaughter of Great-Uncle Don Ralph Seely
Daughter of Frank Henry and Alfa Mae Seely Elsasser
Sister of Mary Janet Elsasser
Source of Photo-memoir of Frank Henry Elsasser
Excellent collaborator in Family History
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| STILLMAN, Amanda HURD (3GGM 1779-1834) |
22 years Appleton’s junior; bore him seven children in 14 years
Still haven’t found her grave.
Pregnant with Lucius, Appleton’s twelfth child, when he wrote his will.
Received Colebrook homestead in Appleton’s will; also inducements (softened in a codicil next day) not to remarry.
Fourth of six daughters of Daniel and Rebecca
Second wife and widow of Appleton STILLMAN
Their marriage brought the Stillmans into our Mayflower line
Mother to Jason
Married Appleton 1788; they had five children
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| STILLMAN, Appleton (3GF, 1757-1815) |
Son of John and Rachel; served in Revolution
Gravestone and inscription
Family of John and Rachel
Family event timeline
Flocked to the new settlement in Colebrook
Father to Jason
Colebrook homesite and rock-work
Son of John and Rachel STILLMAN; Marriage to Amanda HURD brought the Stillmans into our Mayflower line
Served in the Continental Army as a Massachusetts man
Married Sarah 1788; they had five children
Married Amanda 1801; they had seven children
Family event timeline
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery, next to first wife Sarah CHAPPELL
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery
Poignant will
Family Group Record
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| STILLMAN, Betsey MOORE (W1C4R, 1794-1842) |
Married Jonathan Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Charles Truman (GGU, 1834-1905) |
Only son of Jason and Harriet Stillman, husband of Elizabeth Neff
Interesting Uncle
Double uncle
Pony Express rider
Scout in Utah War
Thrice baptized
Ordained a Seventy by Uncle Julian Moses
Portrait
Married to Aunt Elizabeth Neff by Uncle Julian Moses
Fourteen children
Two fine portraits
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| STILLMAN, Charlotte (2C3R, ~1826-1834) |
Daughter of Edmund and Polly Moore Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Charlotte S (2C3R, 1833-1836) |
Daughter to Robbins and Sylvia Case Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, (Deacon) Chester (1C4R, 1797-1864) |
Son of Roger and Mehitable Hurd Stillman; married Clarissa Esther DeWolf
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Clarissa Esther DeWOLF (W1C4R, 1797-1864) |
Married Chester Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Collins Lester (2C3R, ~1838-1840) |
Son of Deacon Chester “Chester-who-married-Esther” and Clarissa Esther DeWolf Stillman: Lester, son of Chester and Esther
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Comfort ROBBINS (4GA, 1738-1804) |
Wife of Captain Josiah Stillman
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| STILLMAN, (Deacon) Daniel (1C4R, 1782-1857) |
Son of Roger and Mehitable Hurd Stillman; married Rebecca Gillett
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Dexter (GGGU, 1804-1852) |
Second of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN, Dwight Arthur (3C2R, ~1857-1863) |
Son of Newton and Harriet W Case Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Edmund (1C4R, 1790-1872) |
Son of Roger and Mehitable Hurd Stillman; married Polly Moore
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Eliza (1C4R, 1804-) |
Daughter to Robert and Zipporah Chappell Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Elizabeth (4GA, ~1746-1824) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman; wife of Caleb Wright, Jr.
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| STILLMAN, Elizabeth NEFF (double GGA, 1840-1914) |
John Neff’s family
Neff History
Nauvoo resident
Daughter of John and Mary Barr Neff, wife of Charles Truman Stillman, thus twice our aunt
Obituary
Neff Family Portrait
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| STILLMAN, Eunice Fanny (2C3R, ~1836-1840) |
Daughter of Deacon Chester “Chester-who-married-Esther” and Clarissa Esther DeWolf Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Fanny Clarissa (2C3R, ~1831-1835) |
Daughter of Deacon Chester “Chester-who-married-Esther” and Clarissa Esther DeWolf Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN NEFF, Frances Mariah (GGM, 1830-1903) |
Grandma Seely’s mother
Portrait
Married Daniel Russell, then Samuel Russell, then Isaac Russell, then Franklin Neff
Harriet Seymour’s daughter
Mayflower descendant
Nauvoo resident
With Franklin
Franklin and Frances Neff Family Group Record
Frances bio
Gravestone
By the house, with Seymour and Irene
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Mother Harriet’s grave in Salt Lake
Grave, with Franklin, in Salt Lake
As a near ancestor, she fits among my forebears.
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| STILLMAN, Hannah (4GA, 1741-~1774) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
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| STILLMAN RUSSELL, Harriet Elizabeth SEYMOUR (GGGM, 1804-1866) |
Mother of Frances Maria Stillman
Portrait
Biography
Mayflower descendant
Nauvoo resident
Harriet Seymour story
Portrait
Blessing
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour
Wife of Jason Stillman
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Grave in Salt Lake
Daughter of Hannah Rockwell Seymour
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| STILLMAN, Jason (GGGF, 1802-1838) |
Husband to Harriet SEYMOUR
Father of Frances Maria
First of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
Wife Harriet’s grave in Salt Lake
Competing stories of his departure and death
First of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
Family Group Record
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| STILLMAN, John (4GGF, 1716-1789) |
Husband to Rachel ROBBINS STILLMAN
Early settler in Sandisfield
Family of John and Rachel
Appears in Proprietors’ Book
A member of just about every committee; appointed Clerk
Sworn in as Clerk
In John’s handwriting, beginning at page 75
Gravestone
Served in the Continental Army as a Massachusetts man
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery
Major landowner in Sandisfield
Proprietors’ Clerk
Family Group Record
Instrumental in inducing our Mayflower-line ancestors to remove to the Berkshires
On the strength of his participation in the Continental Army I hold membership in the Sons of the American Revolution.
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| STILLMAN, John (4GU, ~1743- ) |
Son of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman; husband of Susanna Seymour
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| STILLMAN, Jonathan (1C4R, 1787-1856) |
Son to Robert and Zipporah Chappell Stillman
Married Betsey Moore
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
Lived to marry
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| STILLMAN, (Captain) Josiah (4GU, 1739-1809) |
Firstborn of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman; husband of Comfort Robbins
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| STILLMAN, Lester Roger (2C3R) |
Son of Deacon Chester “Chester-who-married-Esther” and Clarissa Esther DeWolf Stillman
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Lucia (GGGA, died young) |
Sixth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN, Lucius (GGGU, 1817-) |
Last (posthumous) of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN REED, Lydia (4GA, 1752-1780) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
Wife of Abner Reed
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| STILLMAN TILDEN KNOWLES, Martha (4GA, ~1750-1816) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
Wife of Thomas Turner Tilden and Captain James Knowles
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| STILLMAN, Newton (2C3R, 1821-1872) |
Son of Edmund and Polly Moore Stillman; married Harriet W Case
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Polly (1C4R, 1785-1871) |
Daughter to Robert and Zipporah Chappell Stillman
Married Isaac Bushnell
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
Lived to marry
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| STILLMAN, Rachel ROBBINS (4GGM, 1718-1807) |
Wife to John STILLMAN
Family of John and Rachel
Early settler in Sandisfield
Gravestone
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Rebecca GILLETTE (W1C4R, 1784-1855) |
Son of Roger and Mehitable Hurd Stillman; married Rebecca Gillett
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Robert (4GGU, 1761-1836) |
Son to John and Rachel ROBBINS STILLMAN
Major landowner in Sandisfield
Married Zipporah Chappell
Harbored insane
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery
Seven little Stillmans
Ghost story
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| STILLMAN, Robbins (1C4R, 1804-1841) |
Son to Robert and Zipporah Chappell Stillman; married Sylvia Case
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
Lived to marry
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| STILLMAN, Roger (4GGU, 1754-1832) |
Son to John and Rachel Robbins Stillman; married Mehitable Hurd
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery
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| STILLMAN, Sally (1C4R, 1808-1858) |
Daughter to Robert and Zipporah Chappell Stillman
Lived to marry
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| STILLMAN, Sally Fidelia (GGGA, 1808-1858) |
Fourth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN, Sarah CHAPPELL (4GGA, 1760-1800) |
First wife to Appleton STILLMAN
First wife to Appleton STILLMAN; they had five children
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery, next to Appleton
Family of John and Rachel
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| STILLMAN, Susanna SEYMOUR (4GA, 1751- ) |
Wife of 4GU John Stillman
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| STILLMAN, Sylvester (GGGU, 1806-1807) |
Third of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN, Sylvester (GGGU) |
Fifth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda
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| STILLMAN, Zipporah CHAPPELL (4GGA, 1760-1833) |
Wife to Robert STILLMAN
Family of John and Rachel
Seven little Stillmans
Ghost story
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| STIMPSON BENJAMIN, Abigail (7GGM 1673-) |
Wife of John Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line
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| STONE MUNROE, Anne (1718-1775) |
Wife of H1C8R Ensign Robert
Location of grave
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| STRACHEY, William |
Chronicled shipwreck of Sea Venture
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| SUNDGAU, Hildegarde of (31GGM) |
Ancestor of our Plantagenets. Second consort of 31GGF Foulques III Nerra. Mother of 30GGM Ermengarde d’Anjou.
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| TAILBOYS, Elizabeth BONVILLE (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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| TAILBOYS, Elizabeth HERON (15GGM, c.1436 – 1495) | In our Plantagenet line by her marriage to 15GGF Robert Tailboys, son of 16GGF Sir William Tailboys. Born 1422 in Ford, Kent, England, to 16GGF Sir John Heron and 16GGM Elizabeth “of Symondbourne Castle and Cornhall” Heron. Mother of 14GGM Maud Tailboys Tyrwhitt.
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| TAILBOYS TYRWHITT, Maud (14GGM, 1477-1511) | In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 15GGF Sir Robert Tailboys and 15GGM Elizabeth Heron: Born c.1477 in Goulton, Kyme, Lincolnshire, England to Sir Robert Tailboys, Lord Kyme, Sheriff of Lincolnshire and Elizabeth Heron (c.1436 – 1495). Married 14GGF Robert Tyrwhitt, son of 15GGF William Tyrwhitt and 15GGM Anne Constable. They had 3 sons (Sir William; Sir Robert; & Philip, Esq.) and 6 daughters (Anne, wife of (Mr.) Bolle; Elizabeth, wife of William Munson, Esq; Eleanor; 13GGM Katherine, wife of 13GGMF Sir Richard Thimbleby; Margaret, wife of Matthew St. Paul; & Maud, wife of Henry Portington. Died 1511 in , Lincolnshire, England.
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| TAILBOYS, Sir Robert (15GGF, c 1451-1495) | In our Plantagenet line as a son of 16GGF Elizabeth Bonville Tailboys : Born about 1451 in Kyme, Lincolnshire, England. Lord Kyme, Sheriff of Lincolnshire. Married 15GGM Elizabeth Heron, daughter of Sir John Heron and Elizabeth “of Symondbourne Castle and Cornhall” Heron. Father of 14GGM Maud Tailboys Tyrwhitt. Robert, 8th Lord Kyme, was the son of Sir William Tailboys, 7th Lord Kyme, (d.26 May 1464) and Elizabeth Bonville (d. 14 Feb 1491), the daughter of William, 1st Lord Bonville and Margaret de Grey. Married 15GGM Elizabeth Heron.
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| TAILBOYS, Sir William (16GGF, c.1416 – 26 May 1464) | In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to 16GGM Elizabeth Bonville: William Tailboys, de jure 7th Baron Kyme (c.1416 – 26 May 1464) was a wealthy Lincolnshire squire and adherent of the Lancastrian cause during the Wars of the Roses. In 1464 he fought at the Battle of Hexham, where the Lancastrian forces were totally routed, but managed to escape the field. He was later discovered hiding in a coal pit near Newcastle with some 3000 marks (2000 pounds) of Lancastrian funds which had been intended as pay for the army. He was taken to the Sandhills in Newcastle and there beheaded.
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| TAILLEFER d’ANGOULÊME, Isabel (25GGM, c.1186-1246) | In our Plantagenet line by her marriage to 25GGF King John.
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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| TAYLOR, Harriet C SEELY |
Daughter of Lucy Ann Decker and William Seely
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Married to Stephen Wells Taylor
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| TAYLOR, Stephen Wells |
Married Harriet C Seely
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
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THIMBLEBY WELBY, Elizabeth (12GGM, 1535–aft.1590) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 13GGF Sir Richard Thimbleby and 13GGM Katherine Tyrwhitt Thimbleby: Married 12GGF Thomas Welby “of Moulton”. Mother of 11GGF Richard Welby.
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THIMBLEBY, Katherine TYRWHITT (13GGM, b 1511)
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In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 14GGF Robert Tyrwhitt and 14GGM Maud Tailboys: Born 1511 in Kettleby, Lincolnshire. Married to 13GGF Richard Thimbleby. Mother of 12GGM Elizabeth Thimbleby.
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THIMBLEBY, Sir Richard (13GGF, c.1507– 1590) |
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to 13GGM Katherine Tyrwhitt Thimbleby, daughter of 14GGF Robert Tyrwhitt and 14GGM Maud Tailboys. Son of John Thimbleby and Margaret Boys. Father of 12GGM Elizabeth Thimbleby.
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| THOMAS NEFF, Catherine Elizabeth (WGGU) |
Married Uncle Amos Herr Neff
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| THOMPSON ANDERSON, Diantha Christiana (GGM, 1860-1923) |
Among my near ancestors
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| THOMPSON SEELY, Grace (Aunt, 1902-1980) |
I’ve gathered links to images, quotations, and mentions of Jim’s and Grace’s family in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
Grave
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| TIDD CHANDLER, Ruth (3C6R, 1767-1846) |
Daughter of Lieutenant William and Ruth Munroe Tidd
Wife of Nathan Chandler
Location of grave
Photo of grave
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| TIDD, Ruth MUNROE (H2C7R, 1742-1839) |
Daughter of Ensign Robert and Anne
Wife of Lieutenant William Tidd
Buried just behind William the Immigrant
Photo of grave
Location of grave
Mother of Ruth Tidd Chandler
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| TIDD, William (1736-1826) |
Captain Parker’s Lieutenant; second in command on the Green
Husband of H2C7R Ruth MUNROE,
Wounded on the Green
Buried just behind William the Immigrant
Photo of grave
Location of grave
Assessor, selectman in Lexington
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| TIDD BRIDGE, Sarah (1711-1754) |
Second wife of John Bridge
Location of grave
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| TILDEN KNOWLES, Martha STILLMAN (4GA, ~1750-1816) |
Daughter of Lieutenant John and Rachel Robbins Stillman
Wife of Thomas Turner Tilden and Captain James Knowles
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| TILLEY HOWLAND, Pilgrim Elizabeth (died 1687) |
Mayflower passenger, 1620
Mother-in-law to Mary Willett’s brother
Buried in Rhode Island, among Brownes and Willetts
Inscription
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| TWINING ROGERS, Elizabeth (7GGM, 1649-1725) |
In our Mayflower line
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| TYRWHITT THIMBLEBY, Katherine (13GGM, b 1511) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 14GGF Robert Tyrwhitt and 14GGM Maud Tailboys: Born 1511 in Kettleby, Lincolnshire. Married to 13GGF Richard Thimbleby. Mother of Elizabeth Thimbleby and John Thimbleby; date and location of death unknown.
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| TYRWHITT, Maud TAILBOYS (14GGM, 1477-1511) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 15GGF Sir Robert Tailboys and 15GGM Elizabeth Heron (c.1436 – 1495): Born c.1477 in Goulton, Kyme, Lincolnshire, England. Married 14GGF Robert Tyrwhitt, son of 15GGF William Tyrwhitt and 15GGM Anne Constable. They had 3 sons (Sir William; Sir Robert; & Philip, Esq.) and 6 daughters (Anne, wife of (Mr.) Bolle; Elizabeth, wife of William Munson, Esq; Eleanor; 13GGM Katherine, wife of 13GGMF Sir Richard Thimbleby; Margaret, wife of Matthew St. Paul; & Maud, wife of Henry Portington. Died 1511 in Kettleby, Lincolnshire, England.
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| TYRWHITT, Sir Robert (14GGF, 1482 – 1548) |
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to 14GGM Maud Tailboys, daughter of 15GGF Robert Tailboys and 15GGM Elizabeth Heron (c.1436 – 1495). Born 1482 in Kettleby, West Lindsey District, Lincolnshire, England; son of William Tyrwhitt (1456-1522) and Anne (Constable) Tyrwhitt;
Husband of ; Father of 13GGM Katherine (Tyrwhitt) Thimbleby; died 4 Jul 1548 (aged 65–66), Wrawby, North Lincolnshire Unitary Authority, Lincolnshire, England; Buried in Saint Mary’s altar tomb of the Tyrwhitt family, who were Lords of the Manor (property owners) of Brigg from 1305-1674. Six generations lived at Kettleby; Sir Robert built Kettleby Manor house, which was demolished in 1697. The foundation is covered by a modern farm house and surrounded by a moat and fish ponds. (located off Kettleby Lane, south of Wrawby); High Sheriff of Lincolnshire; Vice Admiral of England; Knighted at Touraine in 1513
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