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Tag Archives: Early loss of spouse
William Clayton (1710-1740)
William Clayton (c. 1710-1740) was born about 1710 in Talbot County, Maryland and lived only thirty years but his only child Mary Clayton grew up to marry William Bordley carrying the Clayton Bordley name for generations to come. William Clayton … Continue reading
Posted in -7th Generation, Clayton Ancestry, Eastern Shore of Maryland, Line - CLEMENS
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Oldest child, Owned significant real estate, Planter
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Francis Shepherd
Francis Shepherd (1646-1692) was born about 1646 probably in England and it is not definitely known when he first came to Maryland and to Talbot County. He may have been the son of William Shepherd and Mary who came by … Continue reading
Edward Smith
Edward Smith (-1700) was born probably in Penryn, Cornwall, England and he along with and brothers Robert Smith (1706/7) and Renatus Smith (-1719) probably arrived by sea about 1677. Since it is known that Robert arrived as a free adult … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Eastern Shore of Maryland, Line - CLEMENS, Smith Ancestry
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Owned significant real estate, Parents' loss of adult child, Planter
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Hendrick Mesick
Johann Hendrick Mesick (1714-1809) was born December 29, 1714 in Germantown, Columbia County, New York. A first generation American — before the Revolution — in which he later fought. He was active in his church, raised a family, lived to … Continue reading
Hermann Betzer
Hermann Betzer (Bitzer, Pitzer) was born in 1669 in Hachenburg, Germany. Under horrific ill conditions, he emigrated by sea with other Palatines in search of a new life. Hermann settled in the East Camp, known as Germantown, NY where he … Continue reading
Jacob Best
Jacob Best (c. 1690-) (aka Bast, Beest) was probably born about 1690 in the neighborhood of Schonbach and Herborn about 40 km. north and a little to the west of Frankfurt, Germany. He arrived by sea to America to become … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Best Ancestry, Germantown, NY, Line - ROFF, Palatine Immigrant, Served in War
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Economic political trauma, Owned significant real estate
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James Robert Collins
James Robert Collins (c. 1866-1947) was born on December 28, 1866 in Atlanta, Georgia. His life history remains enigmatic. The most that is known comes from a newspaper clipping and his death certificate. Following an elaborate wedding, the birth of … Continue reading
Posted in -4th Generation, Baltimore, MD, Collins Ancestry, Line - SULLIVAN, San Antonio, TX
Tagged Early loss of spouse
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Carl Neher
Carl Neher (Nehr) (c. 1676-1733) was born about 1676 in Birkenfield, Westerich, Germany. He was the eldest of six children of Hans Jacob Nohr and Gertraud Sohn. The European home of his family was at Birkenfeld, in the commune Trarbach … Continue reading
Joseph Rikert
Joseph Rikert (c. 1670-c. 1742) was born about 1670 in Kirchberg, Wurtemberg, Germany. He was a Palantine immigrant who became a founder of Rhinebeck and active in the establishment of three churches. His father was Hans (John) Reichard of Kirchberg, … Continue reading
William Hammond
William Hammond was born about 1815 in Tipperary County, Ireland. Very little is known about his life as no documented records can be found. What exists are a few online queries by an untraceable great grandson posted in the 1990s. … Continue reading
Posted in -6th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Hammond Ancestry, Line - NORTON, Troy, NY
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Parents' early loss of child
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