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William Poole, triplet
(1593 - 1674)
Sir William Pole and his wife Mary Periam had triplets as children #4, 5 and 6. William, Arthur and Francis, triplets, bp. Dec. 4, 1593.
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Dame Mathilde de Condé-sur-Noireau
(c.970 - 1024)
of ---. The primary source which confirms her marriage has not yet been identified. La Chronique Manuscrite de Normandie states that the mother of the sons of "à Belesme ung seigneur nommé Guillaume" w...
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Philip S. Hatch
(1616 - 1674)
Philip Hatch was born 1615 , England. D. 6/19/1673, Maine,U.S.A.. he was married to parience Edge.
Biography Philip married Patience Edge - their children were John, Francis, Philip II, Patience, B...
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Sune Sverkersson Sik
(1132 - c.1220)
Sune Sverkersson Sik=* Son of King of Sweden Sverker the Elder av Sverige and Queen Ulfhild of Aalborg * Allegedly a son Sune,[25] thought to have been born about 1154.* Sune Sverkersson Sik Family Gen...
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Mary Page
(1657 - 1690)
Mary Digges Page BIRTH 1658 Charles City County, Virginia, USA DEATH 18 Mar 1690 (aged 31–32) Williamsburg City, Virginia, USA BURIAL Bruton Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery Williamsburg, Williamsburg...
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Dr. William Snelling
(c.1598 - 1674)
From page 171 of The Magazine of History, with Notes and Queries, Volumes 7-8 "The Armorial Families of New England."William Snelling came from Chaddlewood, in Devonshire, to Boston, Mass., as early as...
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John Sherburne
(1615 - 1694)
Per the U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, John Sherburne arrived at Portsmouth, NH in 1632.
Per the U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, John Sherbu...
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John Aubrey
(1623 - 1692)
Born about 1623 in Tredomen, Brecknockshire, Wales
Son of William Awbrey and Elizabeth (Johnes) Awbrey
Brother of Edward Awbrey, Reginald Awbrey, Henry Awbrey, Thomas Awbrey, Catherine Awbrey,...
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Oliver Manwaring
(1634 - 1723)
Oliver Manwaring
AKA Mainwaring
Birth: BEF 16 MAR 1633/34 in Dawlish, Devon, ENGLAND
Death: 3 NOV 1723 in New London, New London, CT
Note: Younger son, mariner, resided Salem, MA and New London...
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John Talley, of Jamestown
(c.1600 - 1697)
Arrived in Jamestown 1630 John Tally came from England with his wife and 3 sons to Jamestown, VA in 1630. Of the three sons, one son stayed in VA, one moved to GA and another to TN
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Reginald I of Ivrea, count palatine of Burgundy
(986 - 1057)
He is a Direct Descendant of Charlemagne.
This is his lineage:
Charlemagne
Louis I, The Pious
Giséle of Cysoing
Berengar I, emperor of the Romans
Gisela of Friuli
Berengar II of Ivrea, k...
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Sarah Taliaferro
(c.1665 - 1718)
Biography
Richard Taliaferro was a ship captain and was in London at the time Cadwallader Jones was there angling for a position in the Barbados (read Bahamas since Nassau was involved) where be beca...
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Anne Stratton
(1586 - 1642)
Father: William Dearhaugh1,2,3,4 b. c 10 Feb 1559Mother: Mary Wright1,2,3,4 b. b 15 Apr 1564Anne Derehaugh was born circa 1585 at of Badingham, Suffolk, England.1 She married John Stratton, Gent., son ...
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Elizabeth Parramore
(c.1623 - c.1658)
Adventurers of Purse and Person, Virginia, 1607-1624/5: Volume 2 edited by John Frederick Dorman
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John Winchester, of Hingham
(1611 - 1694)
He was a surveyor, constable and tithingman.[Note: Anderson in GMVII indicates John came on the Planter, citing Hotten, however Hotten p. 48, lists Jo. Wynchester, aged 19, servant on the list of April...
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Jane Pew
(c.1635 - bef.1709)
The maternal line goes straight down to known Tuscororans 2 generations down, on record: Pugh's Fighting Tuscororans.
Jane is seen as the daughter of Abraham Womack, Sr. and Sarah Womack but that Jan...
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Frances Wells
(c.1620 - bef.1667)
Not the daughter of Catherine Weston, Lady Whyte & Richard Whyte, IV . Their daughter was Frances Petre
All things considered, it seems possible that Frances White Wells was the daughter of Sir Rich...
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Nicholas Preston, 6th Viscount Gormanston
(c.1608 - 1643)
Burke, Bernard, Sir. A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire . London : Harrison 1869. page 500
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Alfonso X el Sabio, rey de Castilla y León
(1221 - 1284)
A María en el mes de mayo Bienvenido Mayo, y con alegría; por eso roguemos a Santa María que pida a su Hijo aún todavía que de pecado y locura nos guarde. Bienvenido Mayo. Bienvenido seas, y con alegrí...
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John Nuthall, of Cross Manor
(1618 - 1667)
The attached Photo is of Manor and it's 2000 acres that John Nuthall IV left to his son in his will. Cross Manor is a historic home located at St. Inigoes, St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States. I...
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Sarah Ann Osgood
(1598 - 1667)
BOOTH was born about 1606.Spouse: John OSGOOD. John OSGOOD and Sarah BOOTH were married on 1 JUN 1626 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. Sarah Booth Found 10 Records, 10 Photos and 2,195,875 Family Trees...
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Ermentrudis Billung Im Padergau
(c.902 - 948)
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Welthian Alley
(1588 - 1645)
Welthian Snelling was born 1590 in Plympton St. Marys, Devon, England, and died in VA. She was the daughter of Thomas Snelling and Johann Elford. Welthian wrote a will in 1639 describing her husband as...
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Hugh Kinsey
(bef.1592 - aft.1667)
brief biography and family
Baptism: 16 Feb 1592, St. Leonard, Warmingham, CHS
Will signed: 6 May 1667, Anne Arundel Co., MD
Father: Hugh KINSEY
Mother: Margaret SMITH (Given the age difference ...
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Elizabeth Whale
(bef.1588 - 1647)
Elizabeth (Frost) Whale migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1621-1640).
2. Elizabeth (bp. 24 Mar 1587/8 Glemstead) m. Henry Rice, Stanstead, in Nov 1605; apparently m. (2) St....
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William Crosse
(bef.1579 - 1679)
William Crosse* Birth: 1579 - London, England* Death: Dec 10 1679 - Talbot County, Maryland* Parents: Sir Robert Crosse, Olyve Turner* Wife: Alice SimpsonChildren: # William Crosse# Nathaniel Crosse# J...
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James Hamilton, 1st Lord Hamilton
(1423 - 1479)
James 1st Lord of Hamilton , 6th Lord of Cadzow, son of Sir James Hamilton, 5th of Cadzow Y-DNA Y-DNA of James Hamilton R1b1a1a2. Not Haplogroup I1a2a1a1 (I-L338) and not Haplogroups I1a3a, I1a4a (I-L1...
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Amy Barker
(c.1620 - 1664)
Born Ms Amy Graves 1620 Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts Died February 20, 1664 (aged 43–44) Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts Spouse Mark Graves (b 1622) m. 1646 (aged 25–26) Andover, Essex, Ma...
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Lt. John Bradford
(c.1618 - bef.1676)
Left behind while parents left on the Mayflower (3-4years of age) to be sent for later when it was safe and settled for a child to join the parents. Mother died/drowned while in route to America and Jo...
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Michael Bacon, Jr., of Dedham
(1579 - 1648)
Michael Bacon emigrated to this country about 1630; his name appears as one of the signers of the Dedham Agreement in 1633 (apparently a reference to the Dedham Covenant first signed on August 15, 1636...
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Rebecca Churchill
(c.1657 - 1709)
Birth: 1651 Duxbury Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Death: Apr. 7, 1709 Plymouth Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA OF FRENCH AND POSSIBLY ENGLISH ANCESTRYDISTANT COUSIN OF PRESIDENTS FRANKLIN DELAN...
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Willa of Tuscany
(912 - c.963)
- var i tysk fangenskap, og ble nonne etter Berengars død. 1)1). Erich Brandenburg: Die Nachkommen Karls des Grossen, Leipzig 1935. Mogens Bugge: Våre forfedre, nr. 304. Bent og Vidar Billing Hansen: R...
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David Phippen
(c.1585 - 1650)
from Find A Grave Memorial# 36577611 Born by about 1590 (based on estimated date of marriage), son of Robert Phippen of Weymouth, Dorset (in his will of 20 July 1650, "George Fitzpen alias Phippen" inc...
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Tostig Godwinson, Earl of Northumbria
(c.1025 - 1066)
Tostiq Godwinson= From WIkipedia: Tostig Godwinson (1026? – September 25, 1066) was an Anglo-Saxon earl of Northumbria and brother of King Harold II of England, the last crowned Anglo-Saxon King of Eng...
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Elizabeth Brown
(1605 - 1674)
Family
Nicholas Brown married Elizabeth. Elizabeth died in Reading, MA aft 17 Jun 1673.249
Many other children have been attributed to Nicholas and Elizabeth, but without justification.
Their child...
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Alice Purrier
(c.1598 - 1671)
Did not have a daughter Sarah Hannah Purrer MIGRATION: 1635 on the Hopewell (On 1 April 1635, "W[illia]m Parryer, 36, of Oney in Buckinghamshire," "Alyce, 37 years, wife of W[illia]m Purryer," and "chi...
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Samuel Delano
(c.1659 - 1728)
References* The Great Migration Begins Project - Philip Delano sketch Samuel Delano was the son of Philip (De Lannoy) Delano and Mary (Pontus) Delano was born in 19 May 1666 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachu...
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Daniel Kellogg
(1630 - 1688)
brief biography and family From her Find A Grave memorial (link below):
The son of Martin & Prudence (Bird) Kellogg, he was baptized in Great Leighs, Co. Essex, England on February 6, 1630. He was ...
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Essex E. Beville, I
(1639 - aft.1682)
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Hannah Billington
(1651 - bef.1709)
Not the wife of Abraham Pierce, Jr.
James Glass and Mary Pontus had four daughters: 3. Hannah born 24 Dec 1651, Plymouth.
Family She married Isaac Billington before 1675 and died between 1704-09. ...
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Dinis I o Justo, rei de Portugal
(1261 - 1325)
Denis I - 'the Fair' ~ 'the Farmer' , 6th King of Portugal
"D Dinis is also called the Farmer King (Rei Lavrador) or Poet King (Rei Poeta). The sixth king of Portugal, he was the elder son of D Afo...
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Joséfa de Zamora
(c.1626 - 1675)
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Sir John Thome Fisher, Jr.
(1601 - 1640)
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Miriam Bat RASHI
(aft.1058 - aft.1090)
Miriam married Judah ben Nathan and had a daughter, Alvina, a learned woman whose customs served as an example for other Jewish women. Miriam’s son, Yom Tov, later moved to Paris and headed a yeshiva t...
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John Potter, III
(1579 - 1659)
Original New Haven resident (1)Source # The Names Of The Proprietors Of New Haven, CT,. In The Year 1685; Charles William Bradley, Esq..;New England Historical & Genealogical RegisterVolume 1, April 18...
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Amy Pynchon
(1624 - 1699)
John Pynchon, son of William, married Amy Willys, daughter of Geo. Willys at Hartford, October 30, 1645. They had 5 children.
Amy Willis (Amy Wyllys)
Born in 1625 - Warwickshire, England
Decease...
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Christopher Cook, II
(1603 - 1676)
Compact Disc #22 Pin #279363 (AFN: QVLD-5W)--------------------There is no proof that Christopher Cook is the father of Joan (unknown) Slocum. Also there is no proof that he died in Rhode Island.------...
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Beatrice of Savoy, Marchioness of Saluzzo
(bef.1223 - bef.1258)
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a) BEATRIX de Savoie (before 4 Mar 1223-10 May before 1259). The marriage contract between "Alaxiam comitissam Saluciarum et Manfredum marchionem Saluciarum eius nepotem" and "Thomam comitem M...
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William Warren, of Yorktown
(1586 - 1644)
William Warren
Born: 1586, Poynton , Cheshire, England
Died: 1644, Charles Parish, York County, VA at age 58
ALT death: 19 Apr 1661 Charles County, Maryland - admin
Parents: Edward Warren Knig...
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Teague Quillen, I
(1615 - 1644)
He came to America on 21 August 1635 at the age of 20 after failing in his attempt to secure land in Ireland. He was transported from Ye port of London to Virginia on the Thomas . He was examined by th...
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Hon. Henry Sherburne
(bef.1611 - 1681)
The descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from old to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, with numerous biographical notes and sketches : also, some account of the de...
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James Grant "the Drummer"
(c.1605 - 1683)
He was not the same person as James Grant of Auchterblair . James Grant was captured at the Battle of Worcester in 1651 and deported to New England. He came to York, Maine as early as 1662. He was call...
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Agnes Grant of Lurg
(c.1611 - 1637)
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Col. William Digges, Dep. Gov. of the Province of Maryland
(1651 - 1697)
William Digges began his career in Virginia, where he was appointed to a number of colonial offices. He became Justice of the Peace in 1671. He was captain of horse in 1674 and was appointed Sheriff of...
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Grace Bulkeley
(1602 - 1669)
Peter Bulkley, son English clergyman Rev. Edward Bulkley, was a dissident preacher who sought religious freedom and helped found Concord, Massachusetts. Peter was born 31 January 1582 at Odell, Bedford...
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Norton Claypoole
(1640 - 1688)
Norton Claypole (1640-1688) emigrated to North America in 1678 and died there in Sussex County, Delaware.
Biography Flag of England
Norton Claypoole migrated from England to Colonial America.
Flag of...
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Anna Valentine
(1593 - 1675)
Links * -
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Cristóbal de Naharriondo Pérez Oñate y Cortés Moctezuma
(1589 - 1612)
Portraitsof Basques in the New World , edited by Richard W. Etulain and Heronima Echeverria. A History of New Mexico by Gaspar Perez de Villagra, Alcala - 1610, translated by Gilberto Espinosa. The Las...
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Joseph Weekes, Jr.
(c.1606 - 1635)
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John Burton
(1608 - 1684)
Born: 1608 [Torrey]. 1608 - died 1684, aged 76 [Perley]. 1618 - He was called aged forty-eight years in 1666. [Austin, John Osborne. One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families, Privately Printed. Massachuse...
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James Claypoole, Sr.
(1634 - 1687)
James Claypoole, 1634-1687, an admired friend of William Penn, the Quaker.
Immigrated to America (Philadelphia, PA) in 1683; Member of Colonial Assembly
James and Helena attended William Penn's we...
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Mary Perriman
(1594 - 1627)
*The visitation of the county of Devon in the year 1620 by Colby, Frederic Thomas, 1827-1899 page 266
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Stephen Doane
(b. - c.1634)
From the "Doane" book vol. II:"John Doane's wife in 1648 was Ann, who signed a deed with him in that year; she d. before 1659 when he and his wife Lydia signed another deed. Ann was probably the mother...
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Robert Rand, II
(1590 - 1640)
Robert Rand
BIRTH 1590 Ipswich, Ipswich Borough, Suffolk, England
DEATH 1640 (aged 49–50) Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
BURIAL Phipps Street Burying Ground, Charlestown, Suffolk...
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Margaret Millicent Collins / Goodlowe
(1590 - 1686)
John married Margaret Weeks (when he was 93-years old) in April 1684.They were married at the home of her father, Abraham Weeks. After John died (two years later in July 1686) , Abraham Weeks signed Jo...
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Thomas Exum
(1609 - 1674)
There are many different conflicting My Heritage trees with different birth dates and locations for Thomas Exum, but almost all have the year and place of death as 1674 in Isle of Wight, VA.
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Sir Rice Joins/Jones, II
(aft.1600 - c.1658)
Name Rice Jones
Birth Bef 1620
Gender Male
Death Bef 10 Jul 1658 Lancaster County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location
Person ID I82076 Tree1
Last Modified 26 Dec 2024
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Martha /Jane Marshall
(c.1596 - 1680)
Married # abt 1623 "of" Ireland to Capt John Marshall, born 1596 in Ireland; died in Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Va. He was the son of Thomas Marshall and Mary Fitzgerald.Children # Thomas,...
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John Robert Sutherland
(1600 - 1696)
Page 13 No. 76(75) James Sutherland, third son of Alexander (No. 49 above), born 1561. He owned Kinstearie, in Morayshire. In 1593 he married Violet, daughter of Thomas Fraser of Strichen, and had a so...
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Henry Josselyn, 3rd Governor of the Lower Plantations of New Hampshire
(c.1606 - 1682)
Henry Josselyn (also spelled Jocelyn ; died ca. 1683) was an early settler of northern New England. He was first retained by John Mason, the proprietor of the territory that later became New Hampshire,...
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Rita Hayworth
(1918 - 1987)
Margarita Carmen Cansino was born in Brooklyn on October 17, 1918. The world would come to worship her as the sex symbol Rita Hayworth, star of movies like Gilda, You Were Never Lovelier, and Separate ...
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Elizabeth Beebe
(1696 - 1750)
Not the same as Elizabeth Beebe who married Jonathan Beebe, Sr.
Not the same as Elizabeth Beebe
Biography
Name: Elizabeth Camp (also seen in records as Fargo)
Birth: About 1696 in New London ...
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Edward Littleton
(c.1640 - bef.1663)
Edward Littleton ( b. circa 1640, d. before 25 June 1663) was the son of Col. Nathaniel Littleton and Ann Southey. Married 1) Sarah Douglas 2) Frances Robins, their daughter Grace. She survived him & m...
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Robert V de Beauchamp Lord of Hatch
(c.1217 - 1263)
Robert [IV] de Beauchamp of Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset 3 4 5
Marriage (1): Alice de Mohun about 1245 1 2 3
Died: 1251 1 2 4
Robert married Alice de Mohun, daughter of Sir Reynold de Mohun Knight ...
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Sancho Nuñes de Celanova
(1079 - 1130)
D. Sancho Nunes de Celanova
conde de Celanova (Sancho Nunes de Celanova) (Sancho Nunes de Barbosa) imagem Conde, rico-homem, governador de Lafões (1158), etc.
Nascido cerca 1080
Falecido em 116...
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Megingoz, Graf im Avalgau
(c.920 - aft.989)
See also Megingoz IV van Avalgau
MEGINGOZ (-after 29 Sep 989). "Otto…rex" granted property "predium quale Lantberto atque Megingozzo per Emichonem comitem" to the church of Mainz by charter dated 29...
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Captain John Chilton, III
(c.1640 - 1708)
Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Jun 20 2021, 1:23:12 UTC
Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Jun 20 2021, 1:28:22 UTC
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John Carman, of Hempstead
(1606 - bef.1653)
John Carman died before 15 October 1653 in Hempstead, Long Island a respected and influential man of means.
Children of John and Florence Carman:
John Carman
Abigail Carman
Caleb Carman
Benj...
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Reinold Marvin, Sr.
(bef.1594 - 1662)
comments Given name also has been reported to be Reinhold .
sources
George Franklin Marvin, William Theophilus Rogers Marvin. (1904). Descendants of Reinhold and Matthew Marvin . Page 35 .
link...
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Susanna White
(1616 - 1652)
Not a known wife of John Scarborough, of Roxbury
Children
Elizabeth , F (1643-)
Joseph , M (1645-1724)
Nicholas , M (-1727)
John , M (1649-1726)
Retrieved from 8/5/2008
The following ...
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Elizabeth Tate
(1644 - 1690)
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Katherine Burton
(1580 - 1646)
Notes Burton arrived in the Virginia Colony at the age of 28 in 1624 aboard the “Swan.” Born in New Castle, England, he married Katherine Christian at St. Savior’s Church in Southwalk, England. He came...
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Hannah Moyce
(1601 - 1655)
Hannah Folcord was born in 1601 in Dennington, Suffolk, England. She may be related to Nicholas Stanton of Ipswich, Suffolk, England because Joseph and Hannah Moyse, living in New England were mentione...
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Henry ‘Harry’ Awbrey
(c.1625 - aft.1694)
Not the son of Richard Awbrey & Anne Awbrey
An excellent summary of the evidence that Henry Awbrey and brothers John and Thomas of Virginia were sons of William ("the Extravagant") Awbrey of Wales i...
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Thomasine Rice
(bef.1600 - 1654)
Biography Thomasine Frost was baptized on 11 August 1600 at Saint James Church, Stanstead, co Suffolk, England. [1,2,3,4] and died on 13 June 1654 at Sudbury, MA. She is buried with Edmund Rice in the ...
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Lieut. Edward Morris, Sr.
(1630 - 1689)
Lieut. Edward Morris
BIRTH 22 Jan 1632 Great Amwell, East Hertfordshire District, Hertfordshire, England
DEATH 14 Sep 1690 (aged 58) Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, USA
BURIAL Woodstock H...
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Joanna Bowen
(1702 - 1775)
b. 2/17/1699 or 2/17/1700
Jabez Bowen MD 1696–1770 L4N2-VLV
Marriage: 27 December 1727, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
Joanna Salisbury 1702–1775 LTXZ-YV4
Parents
S...
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Elizabeth Tyng
(1617 - c.1649)
Captain William Tyng, a merchant of distinction in Boston, came to America in the "Nicholas," chartered by himself at London. He arrived in Boston, July 3, 1638. He was representative, 1639-44, and 164...
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Mary Hunt
(1651 - bef.1712)
GlassBorn 1652 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MassachusettsDaughter of James Glass and Mary (Pontus) DelanoSister of Wybra Glass, Hannah (Glass) Billington [half], Jane Delano [half], Samuel Delano [half] and ...
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Wybra Bump
(1649 - 1711)
Family“Representative Men and Old Families of Southeastern Massachusetts: Containing Historical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens and Genealogical Records of Many of the Old Families .....
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Maj. Henry Filmer, Gent.
(1607 - aft.1671)
Biography last updated 25 March 2025
Henry Filmer , 8th son of Sir Edward Filmer and Elizabeth (Argall) Filmer, was born about 1600 in East Sutton, Kent, England. He left a will dated 21 February 16...
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Roger I of Hauteville, the great count of Sicily
(c.1031 - 1101)
Roger I "Bosso" of Hauteville, the great count of Sicily
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16. ROGER de Hauteville ([1031]-Mileto 22 Jun 1101, bur Mileto, Abbey of the Holy Trinity). Malater...
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John Foster, Sr., of Salem
(c.1618 - 1687)
John Foster, son of Richard Foster and Ann Juson, came to America in 1635. In mid September, the ship the Hopewell left England and arrived by late November.
Origins
From
John, son of Richard...
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Henry Fowler
(c.1590 - 1661)
Henry Fowler IIM, b. before 1560Henry was born before 1560 at Hambleton, County Rutland, England. He was the son of Thomas Fowler I and Sarah Kevington. Henry married Annis Knight on 4 November 1580 at...
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Edward Geoffrey Norris
(1639 - 1695)
"Pennsylvania descendants of Thomas Norris of Maryland, 1630-1959 and allied families"
Son of Thomas and Ann (Hynson) Norris
Born 1639
Married
1) Mary Freeman
2) Sarah (Winchell) Kemp. Married in Bal...
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Roger Johns, Jr.
(c.1619 - 1649)
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Mary Ruth Philips
(1607 - 1691)
John Phillips of Dedham married Mary Street, daughter of Thomas Street and Mercy Freebody, on 24-Aug-1620 at Shermanbury, Sussex, England. John married Mary Ruth Gerrard, daughter of Richard Gerrard an...
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Temperance Alsop
(1597 - 1648)
Temperance Gilbert [Parents] was born 1594 in Mickleover, Derbyshire, England. She died Nov 1648 in Overseas. [1],[2],[3],[4]
Parents: William Gilbert (1555-1608) and Anne Clere (1558-1616)
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Thomas Andrews II
(c.1607 - 1688)
Thomas Andrews, from a textile family in St. Martins on Ludgate, England, came to James City via payment by George McMinifie. McMinifie's land patent for the transport of 24 weavers/textile workers is ...
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Mary Collins
(1575 - 1670)
New Windsor, the home of the Tinker family, is best known as the site of Windsor Castle, which occupies 12 acres of land and has served as the residence of a long succession of English Monarchs, includ...
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