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Hugh was count of Tours and Sens during the reigns of Charlemagne and his son Louis the Pious. But, in 827 he was told to recruit an army to fight a Moslem invasion on the boarder of the kingdom and Moslem controlled Spain. He waited until the threat passed which earned him the nickname "Timidus" or "the Timid". The next year Louis deposed Hugh. Hugh maintained some prominence though since he had arranged for his daughter to marry Louis' son Lothair.

-, Hugh Count of Tours and Sens (I3132)

852

Hugh was King of the Franks from 987 until his death in 996. Even though he is descended from Charlemagne from both parents, he is not part of the Carlingian Dynasty because both lines are through women. So, Hugh is the first French king of the Capetian Dynasty.
He had allied himself with German kings but when Lothar's son Louis died with no hair to the throne, Hugh was elected by an assembly of nobles. One of the nobles said:
Crown the Duke. He is most illustrious by his exploits, his nobility, his forces. The throne is not acquired by hereditary right; no one should be raised to it unless distinguished not only for nobility of birth, but for the goodness of his soul.
The idea the birthright should not be the only cirteria was a little unusual.

-, Hugh Capet King of the Franks (I3118)

853

Illegitimate child with Theodelinde of Sens.

-, Arnulf of Sens (I3149)

854

Illegitimate child with Theodelinde of Sens.

-, Alpais (I3150)

855

In 1667 Mary was the widow of Cutler.

Family F754

856

In 1675 he served in Captain Moseley's company in King Philip's war.

Flagg, Bartholomew (I2233)

857

In 1690 he was Ensign of Dragoons raised in New Haven for in King William's War. In 1698 he served was Captain of the Trainband also in New Haven.

Broadley, Capt. Steuen (I1952)

858

In 1730 she was Joseph's widow living in Ipswich.

Ayer, Mary (I394)

859

In 1730 she was living with her husband in Salem.

Ayer, Martha (I395)

860

In 1733 he was listed as a former sheriff and secretary of the town of Monnikendam.

Bruijn, Jan (I1614)

861

In 1733 he was listed as a member of the town council.

Roos, Cornelis (I1600)

862

In 1733 he was listed as a member of the town council.

Bruijn, Gerrit (I1613)

863

In 1850 and 1860 he was living in Chestnuthill Township in Monroe Co., PA. In 1860 his farm was valued at $3000 and his personal property at $500.

Everitt, William (I155)

864

In 1850 he was living in Hamilton Township, Monroe Co., PA. In 1860 he was living in Chestnuthill and his farm was valued at $2000 and his property at $400.

Kresge, Joseph (I149)

865

In 1860 she was listed in the Buffalo census as a house keeper living in the house of a butcher named Henry Lamn and his wife Sarah. Sarah was probably the daughter of Nancy because Sarah was the same age as Nancy's daughter Sarah.

Davenport, Nancy (I511)

866

In 1871, Lena wrote a letter to an Aunt Nettie and one to an Aunt Amanda. They were probably from her father's side. In 1872, Lena wrote a letter in Spanish to an Aunt Lucia. This is probably her mother's sister. In 1872, she wrote a letter to an Uncle Henry. He was probably from her father's side.
She had no children.

Williams, Angelina 'Lena' (I361)

867

In 1880 he was listed as Attorney General. From 1889 until 1891 he was the Administrator of St Martaan (sometimes referred to as Governor and Old Families of Curaçao list him as advocate general, governor of St. Martaan). At that time the island was very poor so he and his family lived on Curaçao.

van Daalen, Jan Hero Adriaan (I332)

868

In 1899 he was the Adminstrator of the Department of Finance in Curaçao.

Statius Muller, Casper Helenus (I742)

869

In 1910 his future wife, Mollie Silver lived almost next door on E 106th Street.
In 1920 he and his family were living at 2992 E 31st Street in Brooklyn and in 1930 the family was back in Manhattan at 79 Second Ave. IN 1942 the family was at 682 Academy Street.

Rosch, Meyer (I3322)

870

in a private tomb

van Daalen, Frans (I1590)

871

in a private tomb

Roos, Margrietje (I1591)

872

in a private tomb

van Daalen, Adriaan (I1597)

873

in a private tomb

van Daalen, Frans Adriaansz. (I1616)

874

in a private tomb

Claas, Guurtje (I1627)

875

in a private tomb.

Bruijn, Lobberigje (I1599)

876

In and upon the sixteenth of July in the yeare of our Lord 1649 I John Paybody of Duxbrook in the Collonie of New Plymouth planter being in p'fect health and sound in memory God be blessed for it doe ordaine and make this my last Will and Testament In maner and forme as followeth:
Imprimis I bequeath my soule to God that gave it hopeing to be saved by the Meritt of Christ my blessed Saviour and Redeemer; as for my worldly goods as followeth
Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas my eldest sonne one shilling
Item I give and bequeath unto flfrancis Paybody my second son one shilling
Item I give and bequeath unto William Paybody my youngest son one shilling
Item I give and bequeath unto Annis Rouse my daughter one shilling
Item I give and bequeath unto John Rouse the son of John Rouse my lands att Carswell in Marshfield after my wifes decease;
Item I give unto John Paybody the son of William my lott of Land att the new plantation;
Item I give and bequeath all the Rest of my goods that are mine liveing and dead unto my wife Isabell Paybody whome I make my sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament; memorandum all these legasyes before sett downe are to payed by William Paybody my youngest son when they shalbe demanded
John Paybody
John ffernesyde

Boston in New England
the 27th of Aprill 1667
Mr John flfernesyde came before mee under written and deposed that by order of John Paybody above written and mentioned: hee wrote what is above written and Read it to the said John Paybody on the day of the date thereof and declared the same to be his Last Will and that when hee soe did hee was of a sound disposing mind to his best knowlidg and alsoe subscribed his name thereunto John ffernesyde as a witness:
As Attesteth Edward
Rawson Recorder

Paybody, John (I2709)

877

In Dutch records her name was listed as Gozewina.

Scholtz, Josefina Alida (I302)

878

In Memory of
James Ayer
formerly of Haverhill
Massachusetts who died
March 13, AD 1839
aged 73 years 1 month
& 13 days

Ayer, James (I426)

879

In the 1910 census her name was listed as Alma(r?) V. Miller.

Miller, Alma (I613)

880

In the 1910 census his name was spelled Ramen E. Miller.

Miller, Raymond (I82)

881

In the Baptism records of her children as recorded by the Family History Library were several spellings of her last name, Heiermann (3), Heyermann (2), Hegermann (1) and Hegemann (1).

Heiermann, Maria Catharina (I4318)

882

In the name of God, Amen, the 19 January, 1699, in the 11th year of William III. I, CORNELIA DE PEYSTER, of New York, widow of Johanes De Peyster, merchant, being in health of body. I leave to my eldest son, Abraham De Peyster, £10, before any division is made in preference of his being first born. All the rest of my estate is to be divided into five parts, and four of the parts are to go to my four sons, Abraham, Isaac, Johanes, and Cornelius. The other part to the children of my only daughter Maria, which she had by her former husband, John Spratt, deceased, and to such children as she may have by her now husband, Captain David Provoost, merchant. I make my four sons, executors. If John Spratt, son of said John Spratt deceased, shall not be contented with the agreement made by Captain David Provoost, January 27, 1698, relating to the marriage with my daughter Maria, he shall forfeit his part.
Witnesses, Suart Olpherts, Samuel Phillips, Claass Egbertson Bogard.
Attached to the above is a certificate signed by all her children, expressing their satisfaction with the will.
Codicil, December 2, 1711. Whereas my sons were appointed tutors of the children of my daughter Maria, wife of John Spratt, they are to be allowed for any charges or expenditures.
Witnesses, James Reynier, Bernardus Smith, Anthony Byvanck.
Codicil, (____) 17, 1704. Directs that certain sums now in the hands of David Provoost, be paid to the children of her daughter Maria.
Witnesses, John Beekman, Daniel Bontecou, John Rosevelt. Proved, September 25, 1725.

van der Elburch, Cornelia Lubberts (I3701)

883

In Vol 1 of "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury" Hoyt says that there is no proof that she is the daughter of Joseph. The relation is assumed by name. But in Vol 2 Hoyt says that Joseph was mentioned in the will of a Nicholas Stanton of Ipswich, Suffolk Co, England in 1648 and in Vol 3 he says that there was a Joseph Moyce who married Anna Folcard on Nov 22, 1609 and had a daughter named Anna born Sept 16, 1618. The reference is from Dennington Parish, Suffolk Co., England. The name of Anna for the mother and daughter is very close to Hannah (the spelling of Hannah was much more common then) and the birth date of 1618 is within three years of her husband Bartholomew Heath (about 1615).

Moyce, Hannah (I751)

884

Informant: First Hand Knoledge

Source (S378)

885

Informant: Scholtz, Angela Williams
Informant_1: Scholtz, Angela Williams
Interviewer: Scholtz, William H

Source (S182)

886

Informant_1: Firsthand knowledge Collected by William H. Scholtz

Source (S8)

887

Informant_1: Genealogical Data from Barbara Rentenbach
Date Of Intrvw: Starting January, 1996
Inf's Address: 5010 Lyons View Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919

Source (S133)

888

Informant_1: Tradition

Source (S59)

889

Inscription:
Gone in fatal moment hence . Mrs. Mary wife of Enoch Bradley, Esq died Aug 23, 1822 AET 75 - The pain she long endured are now no more. Her body moulders in the silent tomb, But gone we trust to some more blisfull shore, Her spirit reigns where joys unfading bloom.

Low, Mary (I471)

890

Inscription:
Here lyes Buried
ye Body of Capt.
ABRAHAM BROWN
Who Departed this
Life Novembr ye 27
Anno Domni 1729 in ye
59th Year of His Age

Browne, Capt. Abraham (I2000)

891

Inscription:
In memory of Enoch Bradley, Esq. Who died May 29, 1834 ET 85 Although God long suffers and forbid with sinful man, and seems to delay his call that he may be prepared for mansions in the skies yet my surviving friends, delay no time in securing your peace with God, for youth nor all this world can give, will avail death's arrows, when God directs.

Bradley, Enoch (I470)

892

Inscription:
Nancy Davenport
Wfie of
John Wadsworth
Died
Apr. 8, 1863

Davenport, Nancy (I511)

893

Inscription:
Peter Ayres
of Hauerhill
Aged About 66 Yeares
Dyed January Y3 1698/9

Ayer, Peter (I385)

894

Inscriptoin:
o perpetuate the memory of
WILLIAM SHATTUCK
who died in Watertown
Aug. 14, 1672, aged 50.
The progenitor of thr race
that have borne his name
in America,

And his son
JOHN SHATTUCK
who was drowned
in Charlestown Ferry
Sept. 14, 1675, aged 28.

This simple memorial
was erected in 1853 by
LEMEUL SHATTUCK
who holds in grateful veneration
the character of
the puritan fathers of
New England.

Shattuck, William (I2209)

895

Interview Date: 26 Mar 2006

Source (S361)

896

It is not clear if Charlemagne was married to her on not, but he put her aside when he married Desiderata.

-, Himiltrude (I3155)

897

It is not exactly clear who he was of if he was King.

-, Eochaid mac Áeda Find "the Poisonous" King of Dál Riata (I3013)

898

It is not know if she was the wife of all Robert's children but according to Peabody she was the mother of Hannah.

Grace (I1152)

899

It is not known if Lee was married or had any children.

Littlefield, Lee Freeland (I4055)

900

It is possible that she is the Esther Fisher who married Timothy Dwight in Dedham on 31 July 1690 and died on 30 January 1690/1. If so, the marriage would have been 14 years after the death of her first husband.

Hunting, Esther (I2274)