Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 15

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!SOURCE: Hord Genealogy, Rev. A.H.Hord, 1898, pg. 81.
!SOURCE: Slaughter's "History of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper", pg. 50 !SOURCE: William and Mary Quarterly, Series 1, Vol.21, pg. 36-37.

!Will 4 May 1724, Richmond Co., Virginia. (Although WM(1)21:37 says it was proved 4 May 1720. Will mentions his son Simon, Eleanor Miller wife of Mr. Elliston, and Jane Miller wife of "Thomas Hord, Gentleman."

On 14 Jan 1692, he was a resident of Essex Co., Virginia (gift to Thomas Parker, School Master, in Records of Richmond County). He was later a resident of Richmond County where his father left him an estate.

Simon Miller

m: Margaret Gaines (ABT 1657-)

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!SOURCE: Hord Genealogy by Rev. A.H.Hord, 1898, pg. 81.
!SOURCE: Slaughter's "History of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper", revised and enlarged edition by Green, part II, pg. 50.
!SOURCE: "Simon Miller, Captain in Bacon's Rebellion", in "Genealogies of Virginia Families: From Tyler's Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine" Vol. II. Indexed by Robert and Catherine Barnes. Balt: Gen.Pub.Co. 1981.

!Will, dated 16 Feb 1679, proved 2 May 1684 in Old Rappahannock Co., Va. In it he directs that his son Simon be sent home in the next year to England. He mentions his wife Margaret Miller and makes bequests to the "Sons of Mr. Prosser" and his own children Simon, William, John, Isabella, Margaret, and Susannah. He probably came to Virginia about 1673, since on 5 Nov 1673 he patenteed 817 acres of land in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia for the transportation of 16 persons into the country.

Margaret Gaines

m: John Prosser (-BEF 30 JUN 1677)

m: Simon Miller (1642-BEF 2 MAY 1684)

Children:

Edmund Hord

Children:

Edward Hord

Children:

Edmund Hord

Children:

Alan Hord

m: Dorothy Roberts (ABT 1485-)

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!Will: Proved 23 Jan 1553.

Dorothy Roberts

m: Alan Hord (ABT 1483-BEF 23 JAN 1553)

Children:

m: Lawrence Tayler

John Hord

m: Alice Bulkeley

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Thomas Hord

m: Joyce Stapleton

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The Attorney General of under King Henry VII.

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Richard Hord

m: Agnes Perell

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Thomas Hord

m: Alice Palmer

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Richard Hord

m: Margaret Francis

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Henry Clay Reed

m: Edna M. York (24 MAR 1874-31 JUL 1921)

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The following is a copy of an article possessed by Nina H. Reed. A date is not given on th e article, but Harold L. Mortensen told Nona Reed (c. Mar 1993) that "he has seen at one time a poster of H.C. Reed running for Sheriff."

H. C. Reed
"The Old Settler"
Candidate for Sheriff
Roseau County

Ex-county commissioner, Henry C. Reed, of Badger is out as a candidate for Sheriff.
Mr. Reed has been identified with boosting and aiding in the development of his home town and county for over 20 years. The times takes pleasure in recommending him to the voters of the county for two reasons, one because he deserves it, and the other because he has always been a friend of the writer, true and faithful. Mr. Reed made a good commissioner. [Recommendation by paper's owner and editor]

!Birth: Reed family bible.
!Death: Reed family bible.
!Tombstone: In Hubbard Cemetery, viewed by Lydell and Nona Reed, Jan 1994, reads: "Edna M. Reed 1874-1921, Henry C. 1864-1934" It stands about 3 ft or 40 inches tall, and has an Oval Medallin at the top with delicate flowering branches within.

Sept 16, 1896: Land Grant, Roseau Co., Minnesota, 160 acres, 5th principal meridian, Range 42-W, Twp 161-N, Sec 12, aliquot parts W(1/2)SE,E(1/2)SW, filed in land office at Crookston. Doc #5966 (MN0390__.030) Obtained from Bureau of Land Management -- Eastern States, General Land Office, www.glorecords.blm.gov.

!Census (1900): Roll 788, Supv. Dist.No.7, Enum.Dist No.338, Sheet 9, Page 71A, in Skagen Twp, Badger Village, Roseau Co., Minnesota, taken June 1, 1900. Dwelling No. 172, Family No.172:
Reed, H.C. Head White Male b. Sep 1864, age 34, Married 9 years, b. Maine,
Father born Maine, Mother born Maine, Occupation Hotel Keeper, employed,
Owns Home (a house) free of mortgage.
----, Edna, Wife White Female b. Mar 1874 age 25, Married 9 years, b. South
Dakota, Father b. Maine, Mother b. Vermont, Can read, write & speak Eng. ----, Nettie, Dau White Female, b. Aug 1892 age 7, Single, b. Minn, Father b.
Maine, Mother b. S.Dak.
----, Willie son White Male, b. Feb 1894, age 6, single, b. Minn, Father b.
Maine, Mother b. S.Dak.
----, Walter, son white male, b. July 1896 age 3, single, b. Minn, Father b.
Maine, Mother b. S.Dak.
----, Myron, son white male, b. Nov 1897 age 2 single, b. Minn, Father b.
Maine, Mother b. S.Dak.
----, Grace, dau white Female, b. Aug 1899, age 10 months, single, b. Minn,
Father b. Maine, Mother b. S.Dak.
Sidnate, Inga, Servant White Female, b. Dec 1883 age 16, single, b. Norway,
Father b. Norway, Mother b. Norway, Can read, write speak English.

!Census (1910): Main St., Skagen Twp., Badger village, Roseau Co., Minnesota, enum 29 Apr 1910, hh 23/25:
Reed, Henry C., head, 45 marr(1) for 19y, Maine/Maine/Maine, farmer on Gen Farm.
--, Edna M., wife, 36 m(1) for 19y, 5 children/5 living, b. SD/ME/Vermont
--, Antonette B., dau., 17, MN/ME/SD, teacher at public school
--, Willard J., son, 16, MN/ME/SD, farm laborer at working out
--, Walter H., son, 14, MN/ME/SD
--, Marion F., son, 12, MN/ME/SD
--, E. Grace, dau., 10, MN/ME/SD
Mitchel, Walter F., border, 18 single, NY/WI/WI, laborer at home farm
Levy, Charly, border, 30 single, b. Russ Ruthanen/RR/RR, first language Ruthensian, pedler of dry goods


!Soundex (1920): 53-338-9-34. Skagen Twp., Roseau Co., Minn. "Reed, H.C.", w. Sep 1864 age 34 b. Maine. Family: Edna (wife) b. Mar 1874 S. Dakota age 25; Nettie (dau) b. Aug 1892 Minnesota age 7; Willie (son) b. Feb 1894 Minn age 6; Walter (son) b. July 1896 Minn age 3; Myron (son) b. Nov 1897 Minn age 2; Grace (dau) b. Aug 1899 Minn age 10 months; and Sodnak, Inga (Servant) b. Dec 1883 Norway age 16 citizenship Norway"

A note at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ormarion/hubbard1.rtf says "Lot B-090 deeded to H. C. Reed, 09/17/1921, $15. " (presumably a reference to land deed books in Hubbard, Oregon)

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David Barnum Williams

m: Grace Lavinia Weller (ABT 18 NOV 1882-1 AUG 1962)

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!Census 1910: New Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Conn., enum 13 May 1910, household 143/143:
Williams, David B., head, age 28 m1 for 6y, Conn/Conn/Conn, merchange at retail grocery
--, Grace L., wife, 25 m1 for 6y, 2 ch/1 living, Conn/Conn/Conn
--, Doris M., dau., 5, Conn/Conn/Conn
Jennings, Edward, wife's father [sic -- really grandfather], age 74 widowed, Conn/Conn/Conn, own income.

!WWI Draft Registration: David Barnum Williams, residing at 111 Deer Hill, Danbury, Fairfield Co., Conn., age 38, b. Aug 10, 1880, White, native born, occupation: Chauffer for John H. Fanton of 109 Deer Hill, Danbury, Fairfield Conn., nearest relative: Mrs. Grace L. Williams of 111 Deer Hill, Danbury, description: Medium height, medium build, Grey eyes, black hair, one glass eye (right), filed 12 Sep 1918.

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Jan Lipæs

m: Marie Kromanovâa

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In March 2005, Aunt Vera forwarded me a family tree she had received from Jana Knecktova of C halupicha 689, Praha 4-14200, Czech Republic, who is a great great granddaughter of Jan Lipæs and Marie Gromann. Jana's tree identified Marie Gromann and John Lipæs, as well as Marie's parents. With Jan Jipæs, her tree lists locations Krejcâi, Ctinovec, and Roudnice. For Marie, it identifies her birthplace as Radeæsâin.

Teri K. Thorpe visited the archives in Prague, and looked up land records for Ctineves. She found a Seznam (list) for Ctineves in 1857 and shared the list with me in Sep 2002. On this list appear:

#32: Jan Libsch, house number 17
#33: Antonin Lipa, house number 1.

It appears that #32 is Jan Lipæs (note that the pronunciation of Lipæs and Libsch is virtually identical). Perhaps (this is just a conjecture), Antonin Lipa is Jan's father (?).

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Josef Cutych

m: Marie Raichl

Children:

Marie Raichl

m: Josef Cutych

Children:

Marie Kromanovâa

m: Unknown [---]

Children:

m: Jan Lipæs

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Rumor has it that she worked at a Catholic Convenant and was impregnated by a Cardinal. Th e son of this affair was ? Kroman (ova added to the end of a Czech name means female).

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Matthew Keene

m: Bridget [---] (ABT 1658-ABT 1752)

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The following is from ["Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie an d Sudie Rucker Wood", 1952, pg. 210-2]:

"Matthew Keene was perhaps the youngest child of Thomas and Mary Keene and was probably born after their arrival in Virginia about 1650 since no record has been found of a claim of headright for him. He moved to Stafford County.
His mother left him in her will one-half of 870 acres of land at Yeocomico in Westmoreland County. The other half was to go to her friend, Thomas Daniell. All this land apparently went to Matthew eventually as it seems to be the land which he deeded to his nephews, John and Henry Garner. (West D. & W. B. 3 p. 397). In 1705 George Eskridge of Westmoreland County was given power of attorney by Matthew Keene of Stafford County (West D. & W. B. 3, p. 398). Matthew Keene died in 1731. His will (Staff W. B. 1729-48, p. 26) dated July 21, 1723 and probated 14 Apr 1731, reads as follows:"

[Entire text is printed. Abstracted here:]
!Will: Dated 21 July 1723, probated 14 Apr 1731: Matthew Keene of Stafford County. Named: Wife Bridgett (gets land and "negro boy" Matt), daughter Elizabeth Withers and her husband James Withers (land where she lives, plus everything after the death of wife Bridgett), granddaughter Elizabeth Field, grandson John Withers, Elizabeth Emett (relationship not given). Executrix: wife Bridgett. Wit: James Severs, John Edge. Co-dicil: 25 Feb 1730, Bridgett's estate to go to Elizabeth Wither's eldest son Jno Withers after Bridgett's death.

Unsolved question: Who was the grandson John Withers?

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21 Dec 1705: "Mathew Keene of Stafford County made a deed of gift which read in part as follows: 'For natural affection and kind love that I bear my well beloved sister Susan Garner of Westmoreland County .. unto John and Henry Garner of the said county one tract of land in Westmoreland containing 875 acres bounding upon the back line of John Shepherd which was patented in 1661. That is to say, 475 acres of the above to the said John Garner and 400 acres to Henry Garner my kinsmen.' Witnesses were James Withers and Thomas Garner. This deed was executed March 27, 1706" [Ritchie & Wood p. 8; West D. & W. B. 3 p. 397]

Bridget

m: Matthew Keene (ABT 1650-1731)

Children:

Joseph Baldwin Reed

m: Maria Antoinette (Hannah) Bartlett (22 JAN 1837-7 NOV 1905)

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!Died: Lost at sea, South East of Cape Hatteras, while Captain of wrecked brig A.G. Jewett . From Reed family bible. Also imprinted upon his tombstone monument in Orrington (viewed by Lonnie Chrisman on Aug 9, 1993).

!Marriage: Listed in family bible owned by Clyde and Virginia Reed.

!Marriage(Intention): In Orrington Town Records Marriage Intention Book B, p.76, entry #116, reads: "Orrington June 14th 1855. This day Mr. Joseph B. Read of Bucksport and Miss Hannah A. Bartlett of Orrington entered their Intention of Marriage in the Records of the town of Orrington. Attest Simeon Fowler, Town Clerk."

!Birth place: In family bible, listed as Bucksport, Maine. However, on the birth certificate of Grace B. Reed, found in the Orrington Town Records, he reports his birthplace as Orrington. His birth record was not found in the Orrington town records. (The same holds for Maria A. Bartlett).

!Tombstone: A large ten foot tall marble monument is shared by several members of his wife's family. One side reads: "Capt. Joseph B. Reed, Born March 11, 1831. Lost at Sea, Feb 24, 1884." On another side the monument reads: "Capt. Joseph B. Reed 1831-1884, Maria A. Bartlett, his wife, 1837-1905, Grace Reed Goss, 1869-1950".

!Family: Listing of Children on pg. 404 of Orrington Town Records.

!Census (1860): Bucksport, Hancock Co., Maine, p. 56, enum 12 Jun 1860, household 557, fam 471:
Littleton Reed, 67, $1750/$1658, Mass.
Cynthia, 61, Mass.
Charles D., 23, Farmer, --/$400, Maine
Henry, 21, Farmer, Maine
Mary N., 19, Maine
George W. Reed, 26, Sea Capt., $500/$1700, Miane
Sarah, 19, Maine
Joseph B. Reed, 28, Sea capt., Maine
Annett, 23, Maine
Joseph, 2, Maine

!Census (1870): Brewer, Penosbcot Co., Maine, enum 6 June 1870, house 68, fam 78:
Reed, Joseph, 39, master mariner, $2300, ME
--, Maria, 32, keep house, ME
--, Jospeh, 12, ME
--, Harry [sic], 6, ME { Note: It clearly says Harry, not Henry }
--, Walter, 3, NY
--, Eva, 9/12, ME, born in March.


!Census (1880): Brewer, Penobscot Co., Maine, T9-0486 p.566A
Reed, Joseph B., age 49 b. ME, sea captain, married, white, par b. ME/ME
--, Maries A., wife, 42 ME, keeping house, par ME/ME
--, Henry C., son, 16 ME, occ=at sea, single, ME/ME
--, Walter B., son, 13 NY, single, ME/ME
--, Grace E., dau., 10 ME, at home, single, ME/ME

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Maria Antoinette (Hannah) Bartlett

m: Joseph Baldwin Reed (11 MAR 1831-24 FEB 1884)

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!Birthdate: In Reed family bible, her birthdate appears as 22 Jan 1838. In the Orrington to wn records, under the family listing for Joseph B. Reed's family, her birthdate appears as July 22, 1838. In the Orrington town records, her birth certificate appears as "Hannah A. Bartlett, b. 22 Jan. 1837". A letter by Mrs. Irvin Noyes Gould (her granddaughter) to a Miss Baker was also found in the Orrington town records, and also identifies her birth record to be the one of "Hannah A", but that in all later records she went by "Maria A.". That record identifies her middle name as "Antoinette". Her sister Joanna E. appears to have gone by "Hannah E." in later records.

!Death: Reed family bible.
!Burial: Tombstone Monument in Orrington, viewed by Lonnie Chrisman on Aug 9, 1993.

!Census 1850: Age 13, Living in the household of John B. Pollard along with her brothers Charles A., Judah F., and sister Hannah E. John B. Pollard's wife was at that time Hannah L. Pollard, and they had children Mary Pollard (8), Harriet Pollard (7), Joseph B. Pollard (1). This data was taken on 22 Jul 1850. John B. Pollard was a Physician.

!Census 1900: Orrington town, Penobscot Co., Maine, S.D. 110, E.D. 122, sheet 10A, enum 14 June 1900, household 241, family 245:
Reed, Maria A., head, b. Jane 1837 age 63, widow, 4 children 4 living, b. ME/ME/ME, occ: house keeper
---, Gracie B., dau., sep 1869 age 30 single, ME/ME/ME, occ: piano teacher

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