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William Digby
William DIGBY (1495 – 1558) was Alex’s 14th Great Grandfather; in the Miner line. William DIGBY was born in 1495 in Ketteby Luffenham, Rutland, England [Ab Ketterby is about 25 miles NW of Luffenham, I’m not sure which is meant by the … Continue reading
Simeon Digby
Simeon DIGBY (1520- 1570) was Alex’s 13th Great Grandfather; in the Miner line. Simeon DIGBY was born 1520 Bedale, North Yorkshire, England. His parents were William DIGBY and Rose PRESTWICH. He married Anne GREY on 3 Jun 1539 in St. Pancras Soper Lane, Middlesex, England. In … Continue reading
Henry I of France
I started this post thinking we descended from William the Conqueror, but that lineage turns out to be 19th Century myth. Instead, our ancestors include his uncle Henry and his loyal companion William de Warenne. This one was especially fun … Continue reading
Enoch Lynde
Enoch LYNDE (1590 – 1636) was Alex’s 11th Great Grandfather; one of 4,096 in this generation of the Miner line. Enoch Lynde was born 1590 in England or Holland. His parents names are not known. His grandparents given in the … Continue reading
Posted in 13th Generation, Immigrant Coat of Arms, Line - Miner, Storied
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College Graduates
I put this together during the NFC Championship game. Here’s what I learned. – Ted Ginn’s injury during the Saint’s game was more disastrous than anyone could have imagined. – Kyle Williams has joined the 49er pantheon, but not in a … Continue reading
Posted in College Graduate, Dissenter, Fun Stuff, Storied
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17th Century Premarital Sex
While some like to think that sex was invented in the 1960’s, these stories prove otherwise. Stephen BACHILER (c.1561 – 1656) (Wikipedia) As an epilogue to his life story, when he was 90 , his last wife had an affair with another … Continue reading
Second Esopus War
Many of our Dutch ancestors lived in Ulster County, New York in and around what is now Kingston. In 1659 and 1663 they engaged in two conflicts with the local Esopus Indians. The first Esopus War was caused by an … Continue reading
First Esopus War
Many of our Dutch ancestors lived in Ulster County, New York in and around what is now Kingston. In 1659 and 1663 they engaged in two conflicts with the local Esopus Indians. The first Esopus War was caused by an … Continue reading
Esopus Wars
Many of our Dutch ancestors lived in Ulster County, New York in and around what is now Kingston. In 1659 and 1663 they engaged in two conflicts with the local Esopus Indians. The first Esopus War was caused by an … Continue reading
Johann Conrad Weiser
Johann Conrad WEISER Sr. (1662 – 1746) (Wikipedia) was a German soldier, baker, and farmer who fled his homeland with thousands of other German Palatines and settled in New York. Weiser became a leader in the Palatine community and was founder of their … Continue reading
Posted in 11th Generation, Artistic Representation, Historical Church, Historical Monument, Historical Site, Immigrant - Continent, Place Names, Storied, Veteran, Wikipedia Famous
Tagged Fight with Gov. Robert Hunter, German Appeal to the Board of Trade, Palantine Refugee, Schoharie Founder, The Lyon 1709
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