Johan Conrad Euler and Anna Margaret Gemelcks
Husband Johan Conrad Euler 1
Born: 16 Jul 1675 - Marr Hessen, Germany
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Died: 1751 - Manheim Townplace, York County, PA
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Father: Conrad Michael Euler (Abt 1650-1694) 1
Mother: Anna Catherina Helfenbein (Abt 1652-After 1675) 1
Marriage: 3 Jul 1709 - Germany
Wife Anna Margaret Gemelcks 1
Born: 1694 - Maar Hessen, Germany
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Died: Bef 1763 - Manheim Townplace, York County, PA
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Father: Johannes Gemelcks (Abt 1665-After 1680) 1
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1 F Elizabeth Oyler 1
Born: 1711 - Germany
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Spouse: Lawrence Schnep ( - ) 1
2 F Catharina Eiler 1
Born: 1715 - Germany
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Spouse: Jacob Vertreaz Verdrie ( - ) 1
Marr: 9 Mar 1736
3 F Maria Dorothea Euler 1
Born: 1716 - Germany
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Spouse: Frederick Henry Gelwicks ( - ) 1
Marr: 10 Apr 1733
4 M John Jacob Eiler 1
Born: 14 Dec 1717 - Maar Hessen, Germany
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Died: 10 Apr 1790 - Bedford City, PA
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Spouse: Susanna Maria Fohl (Abt 1718-1815) 1
Marr: Abt 1740 - PA
5 F Anna Barbara Eiler 1
Born: 1719 - Germany
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Spouse: Fredrick Croyder Kreuter ( - ) 1
Marr: 19 Sep 1740
6 M John Valentine Oyler 1
Born: Abt 1722 - Maar Hessen, Germany
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Died: 21 Apr 1790 - Menallen Townplace, York County, Pennsylvania
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Spouse: Appollonia Gelwicks (1723-1762) 1
Marr: 4 Oct 1790 - Maar Hessen, Germany
General Notes for Child John Jacob Eiler
Jacob Eyler came with his parents from Germany to Phil a d e p hia. From there they settled around York, Pennsylva n i a wh e re they farmed and pursued other occupations. J ac o b fo r in stance, was a carpenter. They finally move d t o Be dford , Pe nnsylvania. He was a member of The Ger ma n Refor med ch urc h known at The Brethern.
BRETHREN HERITAGE
Brethren Beliefs
In a climate of centuries of religious turmoil in Eu r o p e , and especially Germany, Martin Luther nailed hi s 9 5 t he si s to the Cathedral door in 1517. What followe d w a s a flo o d of reactions resulting in the Protestan t Refo rm ation. M ur der, torture, persecution, and contin uous "r eli gious war " f rom 1600-1750. Emerging from thi s turmoi l wer e the thre e St ate Churches: Roman Catholic , Luthera n, an d Calvanists.
The fourth group was the Waldensians, a common peo p l e w h o first appeared in the 14th, 15th, and 16th cent ur ie s. D ur ing the 15th century, a group emerged from th e W ald ensia n s and lived in fear of persecution in Bohem ia a nd M oravi a . These people were known as the Moravin s an d wer e led b y C ount Zinzendorf in the 18th century . Th e Moravi ans late r ca me to America and engaged in mi ssion ary wor k with th e Ameri can Indian. They had a sett lemen t in Gnad enhutten . Schoenbr unn, and Zoar, Ohio (i n the n ortheaster n part o f the state) , under the leader ship o f David Zeisb erger.
In the 16th century, the Hutterites arose from the Ana b a p t ist group in Moravia, Slovakia, and Transylvania. A ft e r 1 0 0 years, they fled to Russian Ukraine for religi ou s f reed om , where they lived for 100 years, then move d t o Ame ric a i n the 1870's.
In the early 16th century, the Reverend Monsignor Me n n o S i mons, a Catholic Priest, became disturbed by th e sl au ght e r of Protestant "heretics" and began to preac h acc ord in g t o his conscience. Gathering quite a group , the y brok e f ro m Rome in 1535 and sought exile. They b ecam e known a s Me nno nites.
In 1793, at Markirch (St. Marie-aux Mines), Ministe r J a c o b Amann caused a division in Mennonites. Those wh o fo ll ow e d Amann were called the "Amish Mennonites" aft er hi m . Th e y resided in Waldeck, Germany. Mennonites we re con st antl y l ooking for a tolerant sovereign who woul d permi t u nrest icte d practice of their religion. They r emaine d devo ted t o thei r faith, even when the authoriti es dema nded ot herwis e. Thei r reputation as excellent fa rmers se rved a s a rea l benefi t since noble and ecclsias tical lan dlord s preffere d them a s conduktorens (lease m anagers) f or the ir estates.
As early as 1652, a Baron Von Venningen, as an age n t f o r t he Kraichgau Knighthood, came to Upper Alsac e t o enli s t con duktorens among the Anabaptists who ha d fle d from S wi tzerla nd. These deserted Anabaptist esta tes ha d been de pop ulate d during the Thirty Year War. Th e Princ e Bishop o f Ba sel an d the Counts of Moempelgar d (Montbel iard) welco med S wiss An abaptists within thei r territorie s, where Men nonit e congreg ations remain tod ay.
The Elector of the Palatinate also cooperated with Men n o n i tes, granting them certain freedoms under the Conce ss i o n o f 1664. However, this war retracted by his succe sso r . T he r eluctant governments accepted religious outs ide r s beca use t heir territories needed people to rebuil d t h e war-tor n cill ages.
When Alsace became part of France, the Zweibrucecken C o u n t s Palatine, owners of the County of Rappolstein, h a d co m e u nder the sovereignity of the "most Christian " Ki ng, L ou is X IV of France, who around 1712 decreed th e exp ulsio n o f th e Anabaptists. Christian III from Zwei brueke n-Birk enfe ld wa s serving as officer, even though t he di d not ag ree w ith th em. Special treatment was sti ll show n to the M ennoni te tena nts of the Zweibruecken-W ittelsba ck family a t tha t time, an d it continued for ge nerations.
Some of the 18th century noble families also showed af f e c t ion toward the Mennonites, as well as other religio u s o ut si ders, because of their own human and moral atti tu de s an d gr anted asylum to them. One such example conc ern s t he Co unt s of Sayn-Wittgenstein, in whose small te rrit or y at th e sou thern edge of the Rothaargebirge in t he 18 t h centur y numero us religious refugees (among the m Amish -M ennonites ) sough t asylum. The Wittgenstein dyn asty wa s un ited in ma rriage b y two French great-grandda ughter s of th e noblema n Pierre d e la Place. He had bee n kille d in th e bloody St . Bartholome w's Traditionally , they fe lt attac hed to Hugue nots, but als o granted asy lum to oth er religi ous, persucut ed people, inc luding th e Amish-Men nonites.
Another reason for the Mennonites settlement in th e a r e a o f Wittgenstein, Germany, was Count of Sayn-Witt gens te in , Co unt Ludwig, who invited the popular reforme d the olo gia n Cas par Olevianus to his court. Count Ludwi g ha d als o stu died w ith Kuther at ERfurt University. On e o f Coun t Ludwig 's succ essors, Count Casimir, while ru lin g at Ber lebeurg f rom 171 2 to 1741, also studied at H all e Universi ty, wher e he met A ugust Hermann Francke, t he o riginator o f the Hal le Orphan H omes and co-founde r of Pi etism unde r Philip Jac ob Spener. H e eagerly foll owed the se social a nd humane ide as. His mothe r, the Cou ntess wid ow Sophy, ne e Zur Lippe-Br ake, who had l ed th e governeme nt for her mi nor son, invite d Lord Hochma n n von Hohena u to work for he r. He, consequen tly, ha d a larg e influen ce on the young C ount Casimir. Lor d Ho chmann was o ne o f the most importan y personalities o f P ietism. He was k n own to have associat ed with the Menno n ites "Kurpfalz" a n d thought much like t he Mennonites c once rning baptism.
The Countess' brother and guardian of her children con s i d e red this "secretarian's" influence quite determina l a n d d em anded that he leave. When the Countess refuse d t o co oper ate , peaceful Hochmann was imprisoned and la te r banis hed . year s later, he returned to Berleburg, wh er e he die d i n 1721. G erhard Tersteegn, the Protestan t hym n writer , vis ited his t omb and dedicated a poem t o him.
Amann's Amish Mennonites, at about the close of th e 1 7 t h c entury, urged a much stricter obedience to th e rul e s an d re gulations originally adopted. Some of th e membe rs hip h ad be come indifferent to the matter of wa shing fe et , avoid anve o f those excommunicated, and ha d a tendenc y t o adop t an occa sional new idea for conven ience, whic h wer e terme d too word ly. Therefore, today w e have the A mish a nd the M ennonites ; and we have them i n America i n conside rable num bers and m any communities.
These people are wuite prominent in Lancaster County , P e n n sylvania. The "Big Valley" of Mifflin County, Pen nsyl va ni a , is also a strong settlement area. A few cam e to A mer ic a b efore William Penn; but the first member s of the m we r e fami lies who settled in what is now Germ antown, P ennsy lv ania, i n 1683, coming here ffrom Crefel d, Germany.
The first known Mennonite meeting house in America w a s b u i lt in Germantown in 1708. From birth to death, th ei r li v e s are ordered by "ritual" to methods which othe r s thin k u ne cessary, or even foolish. But these peopl e d o ti - a nd l ik e it - and prefer it to anything the r es t of the Pr otest an d world has to offer - avoiding eve ryt hing outsid e thei r ow n circle, as they would a plagu e. T hey are a gr oup whi ch se ems to hold their own i n a woul d where aroun d them th ere i s much strife an ddi scord; wh ile amongst th em there i s peac e, pleasure, an d plenty. T he earliest Ami sh Congrega tion i n the Unite d States wa s established alon g North Kil l Creek , Berk s County, Penn sylvania in 1735. T he Indians s ubsequen tl y crowded the n southward, where tod ay they are f irmly ro o ted.
In 1708, in the Village of Schwarzenau, in the prov i n c e o f Wittgenstein in Hesse-Cassel, Germany, eight so u l s me t o n the Eder River. In Donald F. Durnbaugh's boo k , E urope an O rigins of the Brethren, the separatist Jo h n Chri stophe r Ede lmann describes the Schwarzenau Valle y : "It li es one- and-on e half hours from Berelburg i n a pl easant va lley, su rrounde d by delightful hills an d forest s, throug h which ru ns the E der River and othe r cool broo ks...the y must have l ived as i f in a cloiste r in this so litude be cause there we re onlt th e manor an d a few smal l houses t o be seen...Fo r people wh o love d solitude, i t was most de lightful to liv e there."
After much study and taking God and their Bible as t h e i r g uide, these eight souls were baptized by trine im me rs io n an d chose Alexander Mack as their leader. Alexa nde r M ac k wa s born in 1679 at Schriesheim and der Bergs tras se o f P resby terian (Reformed) faith, and he died Fe bruar y 19t h, 1 735. W hen he came to America, Alexander M ack wa s acco mpani ed by h is wife, Anna Margaretha, and t hree so ns, Joh n Vale ntine, J ohannes, and Alexander. Tw o young d aughters , Chris tina an d Anna Maria had died i n Europe. L ike all A nabaptis ts, th e Brethren were wear y of war, per secution , torture ( the rac k, the screw, th e dungeon), an d harassm ent. So the y came t o america i n two groups. I n 1719, twen ty Brethre n familie s emigrat ed under the lea dership of Pe ter Becker , a ministe r fro m the Creyfelt co ngregation. Th ey came i n 1729. Alexan d er Mack, as leade r of about thirt y Brethre n families, sa li ed form Rotterd am, Holland, in t he ship Al len, on Jul y 7th ; "and afte r a tempestuous an d perilous vo yage o f 71 days, " they la nded at Philadelphi a on Septembe r 15 th, 1729.
Nearly everything the Brethren held as belief was dir e c t e d toward an action or practice. being a member of t h e F ra te rnity meant not only believing the truth as th e N ew T est ame nt revealed it, but living it directly. Th ei r convi ciot ns w ere an element of a lifestyle which th e B rethre n belie ved C hrist called for. They ruled the m embe rs' pra ctical r elatio ns with each other, with the c ivi l governme nt, and w ith th e secular society. Their pr acti ced showe d their appl ication s as derived directly f rom t he New Tes tament. H.R . Holsinge r, who was forced t o leav e the churc h in 1882, l ooked bac k on the Brethre n in 190 1 and wrote : "In the firs t place, w hat they bel ieve an d teach may b e comprehended i n the state ment tha t they a ccept the Ne w Testament as thei r creed an d disc ipline. T hat is, the N ewTestament as it is , and no t a s they woul d have it, or a s they understand it , bu t as it r eads. Th ey believe tha t the Book is inspire d b y God, has be en pr eserved by Hi s almighty power, and t r anslated into var io us languages t hrough his direct ins trum entality; that t h e Book means wh at it says, and say s wha t it means, noth in g more and noth ing less, and i s not be a dded to nor ta ken f rom, and wil l suffer no de viations. Tha t is Tunkeri sm, brie fly but ac curately sta ted." The Brethr en were mo re concerne d with t he duty i f the church to asce rtain fr om the New Tes tamen t how th e Christian should liv e and h ow the church sho ul d be th an to do so and to be so . Unif ormity in practic e t ende d to produce consensus on do ctri ne.
Peter Nead wrote in 1834: "I have stated that it i s t h e d u ty of the believer to unite himself to that chu rc h wh ic h ha s no other rule for her government but th e Ne w Test ame nt, n ot in word only, but in deed; for the re ar e man y wh o say th ey have no other rule but the Ne w Testa ment , and y et do no t keep house in the church ag reeabl y to th at bless ed book.. ."
After having said that the New Testament was at th e h e a r t of the matter and Jesus Christ the focus of fai th , t h e Br ethren had much that was important and nothin g t ha t wa s dom inant. This was one of their virtues, fo r the y h ad no thin g out of which to create a fanatical r eligio n. J acob E yle r came with his parents from German y to Phi ladep hia. Fr om t here they settled around York , Pennsylva nia wh ere the y farm ed and pursued other occu pations. Ja cob fo r instanc e, wa s a carpenter. They fi nally moved t o Bedfo rd, Pennsy lvania . He was a member o f The German R eforme d church kno wn at T he Brethern.
Frederick Henry Gelwicks and Maria Dorothea Euler
Husband Frederick Henry Gelwicks 1
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Wife Maria Dorothea Euler 1
Born: 1716 - Germany
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Father: Johan Conrad Euler (1675-1751) 1
Mother: Anna Margaret Gemelcks (1694-Bef 1763) 1
Gwaethfoed Ap Eunydd
Husband Gwaethfoed Ap Eunydd
Born: Abt 0942 - Wales 2
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Father: Eunydd Ap Cadifor ( - )
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1 M Cynan Ap Gwaethfold
Born: 0968 - Wales 2
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General Notes for Child Cynan Ap Gwaethfold
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Countess Of Oettingen Euphemie
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Father: Count Ludwig Xv Of Oettingen (1486-1556) 3
Mother: Salome Hohenzollern (1488-1548) 3
Nikephoros Katakalon Euphorbenos and Maria Komnene Princess Of The Byzantine Empire
Husband Nikephoros Katakalon Euphorbenos 3
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Wife Maria Komnene Princess Of The Byzantine Empire 1 3
Born: 19 Sep 1085 - Of Constantinople, Constantinople, Turkey 3
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Father: Emperor Alexios I Of The Byzantine Empire (Abt 1048-1118) 1 3 4
Mother: Empress Irini Dukaina Of The Byzantine Empire (1066-1122) 1 3 4
Other Spouse: Gregorios Gabras ( - ) 3
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MARR PLAC Of Constantinople, Constantinople, Turkey
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Count Of Gardie Magnus and Marie Euphrosine Countess Zweibrucken
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Wife Marie Euphrosine Countess Zweibrucken 3
Born: BET. 9 FEB 1618/19 - 1625 - Stegeborg Slott, Ostra NY, Ostrgt, Swdn 3
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Father: John Casimir Von Simmern (1589-1652) 3 4 5
Mother: Catherine Vasa (1584-1638) 3 4 5
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NAME Magnus, Count Of The /GARDIE/
MARR DATE 07(17)MAR 1647
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NAME Marie Euphrosine, Countess Of /ZWEIBRUCKEN/
Countess Of Furstenberg Euphrosyne
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Born: 24 May 1581 - Of Heiligenberg, Konstanz, Baden 3
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Father: Joachim Of Furstenberg (1537-1598) 3
Mother: Countess Of Zimmern Anna (1544-1602) 3
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John Spencer and Anne Eupson
Husband John Spencer 1
Born: Abt 1434 - South Mills, Bedfordshire, England
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Father: Robert Spencer (1406-Abt 1477) 1
Mother: Miss Smith Or Smythe (1410- ) 1
Marriage: 1459
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1 M Thomas Spencer 1
Born: 1453
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2 M Robert Spencer 1
Born: Abt 1460 - St Alban (Cople)Eng
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Spouse: Ann Peck (Abt 1464- ) 1
Marr: Abt 1477 - South Mylles, Bedfordshire, Eng
3 M John Spencer 1
Born: 1462 - Of Bergery
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General Notes for Child Robert Spencer
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General Notes for Child John Spencer
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Lancelot Mirfield and Ann Eure
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Mother: Margery Bowes (1506- ) 3
Robert Lambton and Frances Eure
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1 M Ralph Lambton 4 6
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Spouse: Eleanor Tempest ( - ) 3 4 6
Marr: 25 Feb 1587 7
2 F Isabella Lambton 4 6
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Henry Eure
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Margaret Eure
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William Howard Sir and Mary Eure
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2 M Charles Howard 4 6
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1 UPDA 2 DATE 30 APR 1661 2 PLAC Acceded:
Baron Dacre of Gillesland, Vicount Howard of Morpeth. Governor of Jamaica.
Richard Goodricke and Meriel Eure
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1 M Henry Goodricke Sir Knt 4 6
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1 UPDA 2 DATE 1591 2 PLAC High Sheriff of Yorkshire
Muriel Eure
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Ralph Eure and Elizabeth Spencer
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Born: 1547 - , Hengrave, Suffolk, England 3
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Buried: 2 Mar 1618 - Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England 3
Father: John Spencer Sir Knight (1517-1586) 1 3 4
Mother: Catherine (Katherine) Kitson (Abt 1521-Bef 1586) 1 3 4
Other Spouse: George Cary Or Carry ( - ) 3 - Bef 1578 - Of, Yorkshire, England 3
Ralph Eure and Barbara Turner
Husband Ralph Eure 3
Born: 1564 - Mitton, Yorkshire, England 3
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Thomas Eure
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William Eure Lord Eure
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William Eure Lord Eure
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William Eure
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Robert Lambton Esquire and Frances De Eure (Evers)
Husband Robert Lambton Esquire 3
Born: Abt 1530 - Of Lambton, Durham, England 3
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Buried: 18 Mar 1583 - Parish Church, Chester Le Stree, Durham, England 3
Father: John Lambton Esquire (Abt 1505-1549) 3
Mother: Agnes (Anne) Lumley (1510-1563) 3
Marriage: Abt 1551 - Of Witton, Yorkshire, England 3
Wife Frances De Eure (Evers) 3
Born: Abt 1533 - Of Witton, Yorkshire, England 3
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Father: Ralph Eure (1508-1544) 3
Mother: Margery Bowes (1506- ) 3
Children
1 F Isabell Or Elizabeth Lambton 3
Born: Abt 1552 - Of Lambton, Durham, England 3
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Buried: 20 Dec 1623 - , Stella, Durham, England 3
Spouse: Nicholas Tempest ( - ) 3
Marr: Abt 1581 - , Stella, Durham, England 3
2 M John Lambton Esquire 3
Born: Abt 1554 - St Oswalds, Durham, Durham, England 3
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Buried: 12 Jan 1628 - St Oswalds, Durham, Durham, England 3
Spouse: Mrs Alice Lambton ( - ) 3
Marr: Abt 1599 - St Oswalds, Durham, Durham, England 3
Spouse: Katherine Kirbie ( - ) 3
Marr: 26 Aug 1623 - , St Oswalds, Durham, England 3
3 M Ralph Lambton Esquire 3
Born: Abt 1555 - Of Lambton, Chester Le Stree, Durham, England 3
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Died: 10 Dec 1593 - Chester Le Stree, Durham, England 3
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Spouse: Eleanor Tempest ( - ) 3 4 6
Marr: 26 Feb 1587 - Chester Le Stree, Durham, England 3
4 F Joane Lambton 3
Born: Abt 1558 - Of Lambton, Durham, England 3
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Buried: 14 Mar 1605 - , Whickham, Durham, England 3
Spouse: William Blakiston (Abt 1550-After 1608) 3
Marr: 1595 - , Gybsette, Durham, England 3
5 F Jane Lambton 3
Born: Abt 1567 - Of Lambton, Durham, England 3
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Buried: 11 Nov 1648 - , Gibside, Durham, England 3
Spouse: William Blakiston Or Blackstone Sir Knight (1562-1641) 3
Marr: 1588 - Gybsette, Gibside, Durham, England 3
General Notes (Husband)
[royalty.ged]
DEAT PLAC , Chester Le Street, Durham, England
BURI PLAC Parish Church, Chester Le Street, Durham, England
General Notes for Child Ralph Lambton Esquire
[royalty.ged]
BIRT PLAC Of Lambton, Chester Le Street, Durham, England
DEAT PLAC , Chester Le Street, Durham, England
MARR PLAC , Chester Le Street, Durham, England
Eurgain
Husband Eurgain 1
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Father: Carodoc King Of Wales ( - ) 1
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Gilbert Monroe Goldsmith and Sarah Eurton
Husband Gilbert Monroe Goldsmith 1
Born: 7 Mar 1830 - Vermilion, OH
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Died: 28 Jan 1917 - Burrton, KS
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Father: Isaac Goldsmith (1785-1861) 1
Mother: Sarah S. Boush (Between 1787-1864) 1
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Other Spouse: Felicia Frances Bailes ( - ) 1 - 10 Mar 1856
Wife Sarah Eurton (details suppressed for this person)
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All information from letter by Faith Kichman dated A u g u s t 20, 1984 originally sent to Jennifer Boger. (g-g- gr an df at her of Faith)
"Gilbert Monro Goldsmith b. 1830 is buried in Burrt o n , K S . His wife (name given on tombstone as "Tellitha " ) i s bu ri ed with him.
Brian Garrett Johnson and Laurel Elizabeth Eury
Husband Brian Garrett Johnson (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Bruce Marvin Johnson
Mother: Kay Louise Wicker
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Wife Laurel Elizabeth Eury (details suppressed for this person)
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1 F Margaret Louise Johnson (details suppressed for this person)
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Vaclav Euseb Prince Lobkovice and Johanka Myskovna
Husband Vaclav Euseb Prince Lobkovice 3
Born: 20 Jan 1609 - Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia 3
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Died: 22 Apr 1677 - Roudnice Nad Lab, Roudnice Nad Lab, Czechoslovakia 3
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Father: Zdenek Vojtech Prince Lobkovice (1568-1628) 3
Mother: Polyxena Z Pernstejna (1566-1642) 3
Marriage: 3 Nov 1638 3
Other Spouse: Auguste Sofie Countess Sulzbach ( -1682) 3 - 6 Feb 1653 - Nurnberg, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 3
Wife Johanka Myskovna 3
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[royalty.ged]
NAME Vaclav Euseb, Prince Of /LOBKOVICE/
DEAT PLAC Roudnice Nad Labem, Roudnice Nad Labem, Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Euseb Prince Lobkovice and Auguste Sofie Countess Sulzbach
Husband Vaclav Euseb Prince Lobkovice 3
Born: 20 Jan 1609 - Praha, Praha, Czechoslovakia 3
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Died: 22 Apr 1677 - Roudnice Nad Lab, Roudnice Nad Lab, Czechoslovakia 3
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Father: Zdenek Vojtech Prince Lobkovice (1568-1628) 3
Mother: Polyxena Z Pernstejna (1566-1642) 3
Marriage: 6 Feb 1653 - Nurnberg, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 3
Other Spouse: Johanka Myskovna ( - ) 3 - 3 Nov 1638 3
Wife Auguste Sofie Countess Sulzbach 3
Born: - Sulzbach, Unterfranken, Bavaria 3
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Died: 30 Apr 1682 - Nurnberg, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 3
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Father: August Wittelsbach (1582-1632) 3 4
Mother: Princess Of Holstein Gottorp Hedwig (Between 1603-1657) 3
Children
1 F Princess Of Lobkovice Hedvika 3
Born: Between 20 Apr 1630 and 1658 - Of, Neustadt A.D. WA, Oberpfalz, Bavaria 3
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Died: 24 Jan 1665 3
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2 M Prince Of Lobkovice Kristian 3
Born: 31 Jan 1654 - Of, Neustadt A.D. WA, Oberpfalz, Bavaria 3
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Died: Infant 3
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3 M Filip Ferdinand Prince Lobkovice 3
Born: 12 Sep 1656 - Of, Neustadt A.D. WA, Oberpfalz, Bavaria 3
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Died: 3 Jan 1657 3
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4 M Prince Of Lobkovice Frantisek 3
Born: 15 Sep 1659 - Of, Neustadt A.D. WA, Oberpfalz, Bavaria 3
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Died: 6 Jan 1698 3
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5 M Prince Ferdinand August Of Lobkowitz-Sagan 3
AKA: Ferdinand August Prince Lobkovice
Born: 7 Sep 1655
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Died: 3 Oct 1715
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Spouse: Princess Maria Of Baden-Baden (1655-1702) 3
Marr: 17 Jul 1680 3
Spouse: Princess Of Nassau Hadamar Klaudie (1660-1680) 3
Marr: 17 Jul 1677 3
Spouse: Marie Philippine Countess Althann ( - ) 3
Marr: 3 Dec 1703 - Wein, Wein, Austria 3
Spouse: Princess Of Schwarzenberg Luise ( - ) 3
Marr: 16 Nov 1707 3
General Notes (Husband)
[royalty.ged]
NAME Vaclav Euseb, Prince Of /LOBKOVICE/
DEAT PLAC Roudnice Nad Labem, Roudnice Nad Labem, Czechoslovakia
General Notes (Wife)
[royalty.ged]
NAME Auguste Sofie, Countess Of /SULZBACH/
BIRT DATE (22 NOV) 2 DEC 1624
General Notes for Child Princess Of Lobkovice Hedvika
[royalty.ged]
BIRT PLAC Of, Neustadt A.D. Waldnaab, Oberpfalz, Bavaria
General Notes for Child Prince Of Lobkovice Kristian
[royalty.ged]
BIRT PLAC Of, Neustadt A.D. Waldnaab, Oberpfalz, Bavaria
General Notes for Child Filip Ferdinand Prince Lobkovice
[royalty.ged]
NAME Filip Ferdinand, Prince Of /LOBKOVICE/
BIRT PLAC Of, Neustadt A.D. Waldnaab, Oberpfalz, Bavaria
General Notes for Child Prince Of Lobkovice Frantisek
[royalty.ged]
BIRT PLAC Of, Neustadt A.D. Waldnaab, Oberpfalz, Bavaria
General Notes for Child Prince Ferdinand August Of Lobkowitz-Sagan
[royalty.ged]
NAME Ferdinand August, Prince Of /LOBKOVICE/
BIRT PLAC Of, Neustadt A.D. Waldnaab, Oberpfalz, Bavaria
DEAT PLAC Roudnice Nad Labem, Roudnice Nad Labem, Czechoslovakia
Christian Wilhelm Margrave Brandenburg and Barbara Eusebie Margravine Brandenburg
Husband Christian Wilhelm Margrave Brandenburg 3
Born: 28 Sep 1587 - Wolmirstedt, Saxony, Prussia 3
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Died: - Zinna, Brandenburg, Prussia 3
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Father: Joachim Frederick Hohenzollern Elector Brandenburg (1545-1608) 3 4
Mother: Electress Of Brandenburg Katharine (1549-1602) 3 4
Marriage: 22 Feb 1650 3
Other Spouse: Princess Of Brunswick Wolfen Dorothea (1596-1644) 3
Other Spouse: Eusebie Borita Z Martinic ( - ) 3 - 22 Feb 1650 3
Other Spouse: Countess Of Maximiliane Salm ( - ) 3 - 28 May 1657 3
Other Spouse: Margravine Of Brandenburg Maximiliane ( - ) 3 - 28 May 1657 3
Wife Barbara Eusebie Margravine Brandenburg 3
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[royalty.ged]
NAME Christian Wilhelm, Margrave Of /BRANDENBURG/
MARR DATE 1 (11)JAN 1615
DEAT DATE 1 (11)JAN 1665
General Notes (Wife)
[royalty.ged]
NAME Barbara Eusebie, Margravine Of /BRANDENBURG/
William Fellows and Annie Carter Eustace
Husband William Fellows 8
Born: 8 Jun 1836 - Louisville, Jefferson, KY
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Died: 24 May 1894 - New York, New York, NY
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Father: William Fellows (1802-1875) 8
Mother: Caroline Davis (1811-1852) 8
Marriage: 12 Aug 1874
Wife Annie Carter Eustace 8
Born: - , , VA
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Children
1 F Harriet D Fellows 8
Born: 11 Nov 1877 - Leamington, , , England
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