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|--Jubel Juhel Berenger
| (.... - 0970)
| _POPPO I Count In Saalgau _
| | (0820 - ....)
| _HEINRICH of Thuringia King Of Austrasia _|___________________________
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| _Berengar,de Senlis, (Pépin III) Marquis of Neustria, de Bayeux _|
| | (0845 - 0931) |
| | | _EBERHARD I Unruochinger __+
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| | |_Jutte (Judith) Ingeltrude Of Friaul _____|_GISELA D'Aquitaine _______
| | (.... - 0902) (.... - 0874)
|_Unknown de Bayeaux ________|
(0880 - ....) |
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|_Unknown de Rennes _______________________________________________|
(0855 - ....) |
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(0825 - ....)
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The following information is contained in a post-em by Curt Hofemann,curt_hofemann@yahoo.com:
What I have in mind is her (Katherine Keats-Rohan) article on Poppa, mother of William Longsword of Normandy, which appeared in The American Genealogist a few years back. Basically, she suggested that Juhel/Judicael Berenger was son of a Count Berenger, named by Dudo and William of Juminges, and that both this Count Berenger and William Longsword were maternal grandchildren of an Earlier Frankish Count Berenger. I have seen it speculated (i.e. by Guillotel) that Judicael Berenger's paternal grandfather might have been a son or grandson of King Erispoe, but there was little evidence with which to place him. [Ref: TAF21 Nov 2000]
Note: I originally had Juhel as brother of Poppa, but the above reference to Katherine Keats-Rohan indicates that Juhel is probably nephew of Poppa, being son of another Berenger Count. The dates would certainly indicate that Juhel and William Longsword were in the same generation.
Count of Rennes, France, died quite young; married a young lady named Gerberge.
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The History of Nantucket Island, Alexander Starbuck 1924
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The History of Nantucket Island, Alexander Starbuck 1924
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The History of Nantucket Island, Alexander Starbuck 1924
_Richard Knowles ____
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_John Knowles _______|_Ruth Bower _________
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_Edward Knowles _____|
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| | _Edward Bangs _______
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| |_Apphia Bangs _______|_Rebecca Unknown ____
| (1651 - 1722) m 1670 (1615 - 1677)
_Thomas Knowles _____|
| (1702 - 1759) |
| | _Albany Ridley ______+
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| | _Mark Ridley ________|_____________________
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| _Nicholas Snow ______
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| _Jabez Snow _________|_Constance Hopkins __
| | (1642 - 1690) m 1670 (1606 - 1677)
| _Jabez Snow _________|
| | (1670 - 1750) m 1695|
| | | _Ralph Smith ________
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| | |_Elizabeth Smith ____|_Grace Unknown ______
| | (1648 - 1733) m 1670 (1612 - 1656)
|_Elizabeth Snow _____|
(1703 - 1769) |
| _Robert Treat _______+
| | (1625 - 1710) m 1647
| _Samuel Treat _______|_Jane Tapp __________
| | (1648 - 1717) m 1674 (1628 - 1703)
|_Elizabeth Treat ____|
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| _Samuel Mayo ________+
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|_Elizabeth Mayo _____|_Thomasine Lumpkin __
(1653 - 1696) m 1674 (1626 - 1709)
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www.wikitree.com
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_Francis Littlefield _|
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|--Francis Littlefield
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| _Edmund Pope _________|
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|_Annis Pope __________|
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| _Thomas Newdigate ___
| | (1442 - 1482) m 1474
| _Walter Newdigate ___|_Alice Paul _________
| | (1474 - ....) m 1499 (1440 - 1489)
|_Elizabeth Newdigate _|
(1500 - ....) m 1521 |
| _Thomas Hampden _____+
| | (1452 - ....) m 1478
|_Isabella Hampden ___|_Mary Popham ________
(1478 - ....) m 1499 (1455 - ....)
[19806]
Occupation: Landowner, Farmer, Miller, Representative (and Deputy) to General Court, Selectman, Grand Juror Religion: Episcopalian
Called "Francis the elder".Baptized in Titchfield 17 June 1619.(Noyes, et al, p. 438)He was a prominent man, respected andsuccesful in severalbusinesses in the community. In politics, however, he aligned himself diametrically opposed to his father Edmund, and to Wheelright. He was a leader in support of the Massachusetts cause to annex Maine to Massachusetts. He was a representative to the Massachusetts General Assembly in 1663 and1676. He served onthe Grand Jury and was county treasurer in the same period.He married (first) Jane Hill, daugher of Ralph Hillof Plymouth, Massachusetts, who died 20 December 1646. In 1648 hemarried(second) Rebecca ________.He was granted 50 acres of landin 1643, was the proprietor (ofa tavern) in Woburn, MA in 1646 and was of Dover, NH in 1648,and then removed to Wells where many of his siblings and closerelatives resided. He bought a house in Charlestown, MA in 1653. He was an inn holder in Ipswich, MA in 1770. He was licensed at Wells from 1700 to 1702. He deeded his homestead to his son Dependence (reserving a life interestfor himself) 29 March 1683, except for those parts that he had already given to his sons James and Daniel
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New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol 67, Oct 1913, pgs 343-344:
The Will of Frances Litlefield
21 October 1618.
To be buried in the parish churchyard of Titchfield.
To my son Edward Litlefield 20s.
To my son Nicholas Litlefield ú30, a table, and five joined stools.
To my son John Litlefield ú30.
If either Nicholas or John die under the age of twenty-one years, reversion to the survivor.
To each godchield 12d.
To my wife's children,Elizabeth Wigg and Robert Wigg, 40s each.
To my servant maid Elizabeth Carter 10s.
To my brother James Litlefield my best doublet and breeches.
To my sister Mary Beane 5s.
To my brother Richard Litlefield 20s.
To the cathedralchurch of Winton (Winchester) 6d.
To the parish church of Titchfield 3s. 4d.
To the poor of Titchfield a noble.
To the poor of Wickham 3s. 4d.
My depts and legacies paid, I make my wife Anne and son James my executors, and if at any time they disagree, then by the consent of my overseers division shallbe made equally of all such goods as do remain betwixt them, and my wife to have the dwelling house next adjoining to my fulling mill with the appurtenances thereto belonging, holden by lease of John Hauksford of Bishop's Waltham,and my con James to have the fulling mill with the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Overseers: Thomas Knight of Sencleres in the parish of Droxford, my brother James Litlefield of the same parish, and Nicholas Waller of Swanwicke in the parish of Titchfield, and for their pains I give to each 5s.
(Signed) Frances Litlefield his marke.
Witnesses: John Wither, Robert Poulett, andFrancis Waller.
Debts owing by me: to Nicklos Waller ú12, Johne Ossment ú8, Robard Wedge ú5, and Elzebethe Wedge ú20.
Proved 21 November 1618 by Anne Littlefeild, widow and relict of the deceased, and James Littlefeild, son of the deceased, the executors named. Bonds: said Anne, James Littlefeild of the same, clothworker, Edward Hartwell of same, yeoman, and John Withers of Wekeham, husbandman. Inventory of the goods of Frances Lettelfeld, taken 29 Oct 1618 by John Hovghton, John Weathers, John Coopper, John Beanne, and Isacke Hoopper, showed property appraised at ú230. 6s. 10d., with debts due him asby his book of accounts, made a total of ú261. 2s. 10d. The inventory included the usual household goods and implements of husbandry, cattle, poultry, and also the following things pertaining to his trade of clothmaker: in the wool loft 38 tod of wool at 28s. per tod, ú53. 4s.; cloth made and in hand, ú28; 3 kerses ready medeled, ú7. 6s.; 4 weight of green wool, ú10; 5 tod of blue wool, ú11. 6s.;
4 tod of black wool, ú4. 4s.; 30 lb. of fine black wool, ú4. 8s.; shears, shear-boards, cutting-boards, etc. (Archdeaconry of Winchester,1618, original will and inventory.)
Genealogical Research in England, 1913, NEHGR Vol. 67 pg 343-345: Francis Littlefield of Titchfield, co. Hants, the testator of 1618, was born probably about 1565, and was buried at Titchfield 22 Oct. 1618. He married first Mary______, who was buried at Titchfield 29 Oct. 1605, and secondly, at Titchfield, 14 July 1606, Annis Wigg, a widow with two children, Elizabeth and Robert Wigg. She was probably the Anne Littlefield who was buried at Titchfield 5 July 1619. Francis Littlefield was a clothier by trade and left a good estate. His parentage has not been learned, but he had brothers, James Littlefield of Droxford and Richard Littlefield, and asister Mary who married, 25 Jan. 1606/7, John Beane.
FOR MORE DESCENDANTS OF FRANCIS SEE MY "EdmLtfd.FTW" file
[19805] 11-21-1618-proved
[19807]
[S221]
John Kahlerl (jbkaherl@aol.com)
[19808]
[S567]
Geneal.Res.(LTFD), NEHGR 67:343-345 (1913)
[19809]
[S561]
LFNL 1-2 by Keyes-Seaman (1991)
[19810]
[S552]
FTM CD523 Maine Wills 1640-1760 (22 Aug 2000)
[19811]
[S558]
LFNL 6-26 by Charles L. Seaman (1996)
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Index to Marriage Records - Washington Co, IN 1850-1920
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[S100]
Index to Marriage Records - Washington Co, IN 1850-1920
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|--Catherine (Pauline)(nancy) Williams
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