https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/31434325/margaret-boughter

Wife of Cyrus Boughter


Mrs. Cyrus Boughter, who resided with her daughter at 537 East Weidman street, died on Sunday evening shortly before midnight, a victim of pneumonia, following a brief illness. She was a member of the Avon United Brethren church and besides her husband she leaves four daughters, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Harry Hilton, of this city; Mrs. John Esbenshade, of East Weidman Street, and William Fisher, of Hebron. Two brothers, living in Kansas, are also left. Funeral Director Rohland has charge. [Lebanon Daily News, January 21, 1918, Page 3]

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9611427/mary-ann-boughter

Mary A Simons is the daughter of John Simmons and Rebecca Disyner. Mary married the Rev John W Boughter 6 Aug 1859 Lebanon Co, Pa. Children are William J, Jonas, Catherine S, James O, Elsworth, Margaret, Charles Edward, Martha, Albert, and Mable Ann.

Or Roosa Van Compernolle b. 1730 d. 1773 per WikiTree

Or Guillaume Kindt b. 1720 d. 1773 per WikiTree

Reference to Bardulf in 1086 Domesday Book. Lists Bodin (brother of Bardulf) as Lord in 1086

https://opendomesday.org/name/bodin-brother-of-bardulf/

# ID: I092

# Name: Nathan EVANS

# Sex: M

# Title: III

# Birth: ABT. 1740

# Death: WFT Est. 1789-1832

# Note: MARRIAGE: St James Episcopal Church records, FHL film #0383295

Father: Nathan EVANS b: 8 APR 1711 in PA

Mother: ??? MARY b: ABT. 1701

Marriage 1 Mary THOMAS b: ABT. 1743

* Married: 9 AUG 1763

Children

1. Has No Children Mary EVANS b: WFT Est. 1761-1787

2. Has No Children Evan Or Ivan EVANS b: 22 JUL 1779 in Lancaster co, PA

3. Has No Children Jacob EVANS b: AUG 1783 in Lancaster co, PA

4. Has No Children Susan EVANS b: 15 OCT 1787 in Lancaster co, PA

# ID: I258

# Name: Evan EVANS

# Sex: M

# Title: sr

# Birth: ABT. 1738 in Lancaster Co, PA

# Death: 1825 in Augusta Co, VA

# Fact 1: See Note Page

# Note:

RESIDENCE: (1) appears on personal property tax list of Augusta co, VA, for 1800, THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST, VOL 6 (1962), #2, p 77 (1st dist);

(2) also tax lists for Earl twp, Lancaster co, PA, 1769-1792; list of 1783 gives 11 whites in household, without further detail.

MARRIAGE: (1) St James Episcopal Church records, FHL film #0383295;

(2) traditional information from Hampton Scott Evans, which gives

wife's name as Mary Carson.

DEATH: will dated 14 Sep 1820, proved October term 1825, Augusta co, VA; will also names granddaughter Jane (Evans) Staggs and great-granddaughter Sidney Staggs. Jane m George Staggs at Trinity Episcopal church, Staunton, VA, in 1817 (see FIRST and SECOND MARRIAGE RECORDS OF AUGUSTA CO and AUGUSTA CO MARRIAGES).

Facts about this person:

Probate October 1825

Augusta co, VA

Will September 14, 1820

Augusta co, VA

Father: Nathan EVANS b: 8 APR 1711 in PA

Mother: ??? MARY b: ABT. 1701

Marriage 1 Jane CARSON b: ABT. 1740

* Married: 26 DEC 1761 in Lancaster co, PA

Children

1. Has No Children Nathan EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

2. Has No Children William EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

3. Has No Children Samuel EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

4. Has No Children Joshua EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

5. Has No Children Jacob EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

6. Has No Children Isaac EVANS b: WFT Est. 1758-1785 in Lancaster co, PA

7. Has Children Jesse EVANS b: 1773

8. Has No Children James EVANS b: BET. 1765 - 1775 in Lancaster co, PA

9. Has Children John EVANS b: 10 DEC 1769 in Lancaster co, PA

10. Has Children Evan EVANS b: 16 JUN 1777 in Lancaster co, PA

11. Has Children Mary (Polly) EVANS b: ABT. 1779 in Lancaster co, PA

Index

Descendancy

Register

Pedigree

* LANDIS, JOHN Ancestor #: A068464

* Service: PENNSYLVANIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE

* Birth: 3-1-1752 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA

* Death: 4-19-1838 SOMERSET CO PENNSYLVANIA

* Service Source: PA ARCH, 2ND SER, VOL 13, P 466

View Sources.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Morgan_(merchant)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Morgan_(MP_died_1603)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Morgan_(of_Machen)

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126491139/samuel-halliday

Rev Samuel Halliday 

Birth: 1637

Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

Death: Feb. 18, 1724

Omagh

County Tyrone, Northern Ireland

Samuel Halliday's family came from Dumfrieshire, where he was born about 1637. He was educated at the University of Glasgow, served as minister at Omagh from 1677, returned to Scotland in 1688 to escape persecution, then became the third minister of the non-subscribing foundation church of Ardstraw in 1692, where he served until his death at 87 in 1724. Married to Lettice Crawford. 

Family links: 

 Children:

  William Halliday (1665 - 1741)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:

Unknown

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Created by: David Reese

Record added: Mar 17, 2014 

Find A Grave Memorial# 126491139

Consolidated Lists of Civil War Draft Registrations, 1863-1865. NM-65, entry 172, 620 volumes. NAI: 4213514. Records of the Provost Marshal General’s Bureau (Civil War), Record Group 110. National Archives at Washington D.C.

Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777–2012. Digital Images, 3–5. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Bureau of Archives and History. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Herald of Truth  Feb. 11, 1904

BUCKWALTER.-Catharine, widow of the late Daniel Buckwalter, was born Aug. 30, 1826; died Jan. 15, 1904, aged 77 Y., 4 M., 15 D., of the infirmities of old age. She had in a great measure realized what the Psalmist says in Psa. 90:10. She was a life-long member of the Mennonite church and lived a life consecrated to the Master, and though this life had many dark and dreary days for her, Christ, who was her life, guided her safely through, and when the end drew near she left that blessed consolation that she was going home to rest. Truly can it be said of her , "Asleep in Jesus, peaceful rest, whose waking is supremely blest." She is survived by five sons and four daughters, who deeply mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother. Funeral on the 18th of January by Pre. Menno Zimmerman at the house, and by Bish. Benj. Weaver (English) from Heb. 13:14, and by Bish. Jonas Martin (German) from Rev. 14:12 and 13, at the meeting house.

In 1848 Muhlenberg married Catherine Anne Muhlenberg. She was a granddaughter of Gotthilf Muhlenberg's brother Peter Muhlenberg,^[2] and thus a second-cousin of Frederick. They were the parents of six sons.

Chris dickinson Research:

HUNTERHOW

Hunterhow was in the 'Parish of Lamplugh' and 'Manor of Arlecdon and Kelton'.

Mentioned (as a son) in the will of father Matthew Fearon 9 May 1634.

Had 2 children - mentioned in the will of father Matthew Fearon 9 May 1634.

Mentioned (as a son) in the Administration Bond of father Matthew Fearon 17 Feb 1634.

=== GEDCOM Source === @R1201103880@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=41887140&pid=335 -------------------- References;>

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/6211559/johannes_valentin_ebler_epler/ myheritage;>

Address: 339 Jefferson Rd., Adamstown, Pa 19501

Anthonie Dickinson of the Felldicke, Cumberland, England was born c  

Died January 1597. He was buried in an unknown location on January 14, 1597  according to the Lamplugh Parish Record.

at home of A.A. Landis

Barbara daughter of Sir Thomas White knight Master of the Requests

Birth may be July 8, 1883

Birth: 1720

Lancaster County

Pennsylvania, USA

Death: 1780

Lancaster County

Pennsylvania, USA

Family links:

Parents:

Ludwig Mohler (1696 - 1754)

Anna Mohler (1698 - 1772)

Spouse:

John Landis (1723 - 1801)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:

Kemper-Landis Graveyard

Akron

Lancaster County

Pennsylvania, USA

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Record added: Dec 23, 2011

Burland Acton Parish

Came to America in 1687

Burland Acton Parish

Came to America in 1687

Bio on Thomas Evanson

http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=78f3ab71-7195-41a8-a67d-4 0ff3a229bdd&tid=13980454&pid=32121637

Census, 1880 in household at West Earl, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Jacob B. ZWALLEY Self S Male W 29 PA Farmer PA PA

Henry BROWN GFather M Male W 85 PA Retired Farmer PA PA

Martha BROWN GMother M Female W 83 PA At Home PA PA

Susanna ZWALLEY Mother W Female W 60 PA House Keeper PA PA

Susan M. ZWALLEY Sister S Female W 17 PA At Home PA PA

Chris Dickinson Research:

He died pre-1641 - not in the Protestation at age of 64 years in Fell Dyke, Lamplugh.

Chris Dickinson Research:

ANGLICAN + QUAKER

Elioner's husband was a convinced Quaker, but she remained an Anglican. Clearly she was respected by both communities, and probably attended religious meetings at both. Her burial is noted in both registers.

Chris Dickinson Research:

BAPTISM OF DAVID DICKINSON

There is no definitive baptism for Matthew. Hoever, the bsptismal register has two lines in 1636 that are unreadable.

"
Dec ..... s. of Antho Dickenson
Dec ..... s. of .....
"

It is reasonable to suppose that the brothers David and Matthew should slot in here. This family had a history of twins or, at least, double births/baptisms.

Chris Dickinson Research:

BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN DICKINSON

He was born in Souterbank in Fell Dyke, Lamplugh, and baptised 26-11-1632.

His family had mixed reactions to the Quaker movement. His father was convinced. His elder brother, Richard, married a future travelling minister, and was 'troubled' by her beliefs, but remained Anglican. John was convinced, but his wife remained Anglican. Two of his children married Quakers, one didn't.

At the time of his marriage in 1664, John was living in Dean, presumably at the home of his wife, Elizabeth Sumpton, at Wright Green. After the marriage, they moved to the neighbouring property, Lackerton Wood in Lamplugh (this was the northern moiety). Perhaps it had come under the ownership of Elizabeth's family and this was a dowry or dower; or perhaps simply a tenancy.

When Elizabeth died in 1704, he married again (to an unknown Mary) and moved in retirement to Pardshaw, dying there in 1713.

His Quaker grandson, Jonathan Taylor of Great Choptank in Maryland, bought the Lackerton Wood property twenty years later.

He is identifiable because he could sign his name, and that signature appears on a number of documents.

Chris Dickinson Research:

POSSIBILITIES

There are two people named 'James Dickinson' that were baptised at about the same time in Lamplugh. This one in 1610, the other (from Woodend) in 1613.

At the moment, there is no way in distinguishing between them.

One was buried in 1640. The other may have married in 1647 to Janet Wilson of Low Lees.

Frankly there is nothing to prove anything either way, so the possibilities have not been included here.

Chris Dickinson Research:

SOUTERBANK IN FELL DYKE, LAMPLUGH

Fell Dyke was in the 'Parish of Lamplugh' and the 'Manor of Lamplugh and Arlecdon'. It was in the area (township) called Murton.


OS MAP

https://www.british-history.ac.uk/os-1-t...

AERIAL VIEW (click on 'Satellite')

https://www.google.com/maps/@54.565593,-...!3m1!1e3

STREETMAP

http://streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=308659&...

SHOWMYSTREET

https://showmystreet.com/#whig4_-218ln_9...

Chris Dickinson Research:

WARNING - WHICH DOROTHY?

There are two people named Dorothy in the Dickinson family of Fell Dyke - one marries Thomas Fearon of Beck and the other John Bowman of Scallow. I have matched the latter to this Dorothy because her brother and son were both named Anthony - a name that doesn't otherwise occur in the Bowman family.

In an earlier ebook, I chose the opposite option, based on the marriage alliances of the Wilson family of Low Lees.

Curtis worked with my grandfather John F Dickinson at Carpenter Technology. My grandfather trained Curtis in machinist skills in the die making room. Distantly related to my grandmother Sarah Lamm Dickinson through his mothers side of family.

Daily Local News (West Chester), 8 January 1923:

At the Homeopathic Hospital on Saturday afternoon, Havard S. Loomis died in his 50th year of age......

-----------------------------------

....... funeral service at his late residence No. 233 Dean St. on Tuesday the 9th at 2 o'clock. Interment private.

Edward Woodward per RootsWeb's World Connect http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=619f18cf-3076-4ca0-96eb-5 c9bb6df0dff&tid=13980454&pid=32122188 Alice Scrope per RootsWeb's World Connect http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=bd7bd5a2-b5a6-451e-8a8a-e 8cf8e0a2c93&tid=13980454&pid=32122188

Edward Woodward, Esquire of the Privy Chamber to King James

Garner, Winfield Scott,. Biographical and historical cyclopedia of Delaware County, Pennsylvania : comprising a historical sketch of the county. Richmond, Ind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Tyrwhitt

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Carew_(MP_for_Castle_Rising)

Francis Carew (MP for Castle Rising)

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Francis Carew (1530?–1611), of Beddington, Surrey was an English politician.

Family[edit]

Carew was the son of Nicholas Carew, friend of Henry VIII of England, and his wife, Elizabeth Bryan, who has been suggested as a possible mistress of Henry VIII's.^[1] Through his mother, he was a third cousin of both Edward VI and Elizabeth I, through their mothers.

His father was executed for his supposed part in the Exeter Conspiracy in March 1539 and his lands were forfeited to the Crown. However his mother was a sister of Sir Francis Bryan, an intimate friend of the King, and through his goodwill the family were able to live in reasonable comfort. By 1561 Carew had succeeded in recovering most of his father's forfeited estates, though he was forced to buy back Beddington from Thomas Darcy, 1st Baron Darcy of Chiche.

Little is known of Carew's early life, but he is thought to have been attached to the household of Queen Catherine Parr.

He rebuilt Beddington Hall, where he frequently entertained Elizabeth I and later James I of England. He built an orangery there, and a garden where he cultivated exotic plants.

 

Beddington Hall

He never married and on his death most of his estates passed to his nephew Nicholas Throckmorton, son of his sister Anne, who married the leading diplomat Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, on condition that he take the name Carew. He also left property to another nephew, Sir Francis Darcy, younger son of his sister Mary and Sir Arthur Darcy "for the comfort I have had in his company and conversation".

Career[edit]

In general he took little interest in politics, and avoided taking any public office; he prided himself on not asking for favours from the Crown, either for himself or others.

He was a Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for Castle Rising in 1563. He took no part in the Commons debates, and did not stand for election again.^[2]

References[edit]

1. ^ Hart, Kelly (1 June 2009). The Mistresses of Henry VIII (First ed.). The History Press. p. 7. ISBN 0-7524-4835-8.
2. ^ "CAREW, Francis (?1530-1611), of Beddington, Surr. - History of Parliament Online". Historyofparliamentonline.org. Retrieved 10 March 2019.

 

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