+James Melvin THOMAS
+Juliette THOMAS
[15151] [S207] Personal notes of Ginger Kruse
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| _Paul E MOORE ________|
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|_Betty Louise MOORE _|
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| _George Howard STONESIFER tailor business with bro Wm in Steelton_+
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|_Marian E STONESIFER _|
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|_Addie Belle GAFFNEY _____________________________________________
(1871 - 1954)
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The Pioneers of Massachusetts A Descriptive List drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns and Churches and other Contemporaneous Documents by Charles Henry Pope, Boston Mass 1900.
P196
Joseph Grafton, mariner, Salem, 1636. Master of the bark Endeavor in 1641. Made a successful voyage to Pemaquid and Boston in 1639. Goodwife Grafton desired of the town a lot for her mother at the end of her husband's lot in 1637 Ch. Joseph Bapt 24 (11) 1636, John Bapt 28 (2) 1639, and Nathaniel Bapt 24 (2) 1642.
Two imperfect wills were set aside, and distribution made by consent of heirs as follows: to Bethia Goodhue, John Grafton, John Gardner (for his ch. by wife Priscilla, ) the two sons of Joseph Jr., dec.; the three daus. of Nathaniel; to Mary Meade, William and Edmund Herfield, Robert Kitchin and his three sisters, Mary Fox, Elizabeth Colyer and Samuel Gardner, Jr.
Joshua Salem 1649.
[his wife's name was Priscilla, need to find the correct information on conflict with the Mary Moore information]
http://www.pacwest.net/bigshoe/Stub/coffin.html#4823
Joseph Grafton b. 1596 of Southwold, Suffolk, England d. 24 June 1682 Salem, Essex, MA
m. (4823) Mary Moore 1622 England
Mary Moore b. 1600 Southwold, Suffolk, England d. Nov. 1674 Salem, Essex, MA
Family: (4822) Joseph Grafton
i. Elizabeth Grafton
b. 1622 Salem, Essex, MA
d. 1678 Salem, Essex, MA
Family (1): John Saunders (1613-1643) 1636 Salem, MA
Family (2): John Kitchen (1619-1675/76) 1643 Salem, MA
ii. (2411) Priscilla Grafton
iii. Joseph Grafton
b. 24 Jan. 1637 Salem, Essex, MA
d. Feb. 1670 Charlestown, MA
m(1): Hannah (/Hasina) Hubbard (/Hobart) (1639-1660) 29/30 Oct. 1657 Hingham,
Plymouth, MA
m(2): Elizabeth Browne (1644-) 30 June 1664 Salem, Essex, MA
iv. John Grafton
b. 28 Feb. 1639 Salem, Essex, MA
d. 24 Nov. 1715 Salem, i. Charter St. Cem., Essex, MA
m. Seeth Gardner 1 Oct. 1659 Salem, Essex, MA
v. Nathaniel Grafton
b. 24 Apr. 1642 Salem, Essex, MA
d. 11 Feb. 1670 Salem, Essex, MA
m. Elizabeth Maverick (1649-1685/98) 6 Apr. 1665 Salem, Essex, MA
REF: http://data.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=gedfam&ti=0&f0=15614&f1=2166
Joseph Grafton: was a Salem sea captain and merchant who had a ketch of forty tons which on May 17, 1640 made a voyage to Pemaquid and brought back some twenty cows, oxen with hay and water for them to the bay. Later, Grafton got mixed up in the LaTour - D'Aulnay controvery, losing his ship. He settled in Salem by 1636. He left a considerable estate and shares in several vessels at his death.
-- http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/h/l/Kevin-Ahl/GENE6-0002.html
Joseph GRAFTON 1 was born 1596 in Of Southwold, Suffolk, England. He died 24 Jun 1682 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts and was buried 1681/1683 in Gardner, ?, Salem, MA. Joseph was baptized 16 Jun 1941. He was endowed 10 Sep 1941. Joseph married Mary MOORE on 1622 in England. They were sealed 25 Jun 1943. [Parents]
Mary MOORE was born 1600 in ., Southwold, Suffolk, England. She died Nov 1674 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts and was buried in Gardner, ?, Salem, MA. She was sealed to her parents on 15 Feb 1956 in the Idaho Falls temple. Mary was baptized 29 Sep 1942. She was endowed 16 Dec 1942.
Family genealogy of Krouse-Crouse as researched by Bud Krouse
Family 1 : JOSEPH GRAFTON MARRIAGE: 1622, England
1. Nathaniel GRAFTON 2. John GRAFTON 3. Joseph GRAFTON 4.+ELIZABETH GRAFTON 5. Priscilla GRAFTON
Date: Thu, 09 Dec 1999 22:49:06 -0500 From: Kay Lamb -- kaylamb@usit.net HINDS -
SCARLETT
Ann Scarlett died in Salem, 1639 naming brothers James Hinds; Joseph Grafton; Browning.
Looking for any information about them. James Hinds was a member of the church in 1637
Site ' ' Rivard ' '
1632 -1654: Starts again of Acadie
1632: Return of Acadie to France
March 29, 1632, by the treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, England gives Acadie to France.
The Cardinal of Richelieu, under the King Louis XIII, organizes two companies: for Quebec and the other for Acadie.
Louis XIII names Charles of the Tower governor of Acadie. Richelieu decides to establish a solid colony. It names
Lieutenant-General in all the country of News-France says Canada and Gouverneur of Acadie.
Isaac de Razilly, cousin of Richelieu, originating in Tourraine, a knight about Malta, come to start again the acadian
colony with three hundred " men of elites "
September 8, 1632, they were established in Hève (Cuts It) and not with Port-Royal, the place known under the
name of Pointe Of the Fort has.
It goes then has Royal Port and seizes by the force Pentagoet (Penobscot, Maine, the USA)
Razilly grants has Latour Seigneury de Jemseg, located on the Midsummer's Day River. Latour built there Strong
Jemseg.
With Isaac Razilly had come with Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay and Nicolas Denys, wire and
grandson of Officers of Turns, informed businessman and incomparable trader.
Nicolas Denys, First Lord of the stronghold, energy of the Strait of Canso to Cape of the Rose tree in Gaspésie. It
will establish stations in the island of Cape-Breton, Miscou and Nipisiguit (Bathurst) and Fathers Capuchins who will
establish the first seminar (school) in Canada.
It establishes its center of trade has Chédabouctou (Guysborough) and opens a station of fishing has Port
Nightingale (Liverpool) and Management gives some has his/her brother Simon Denys of the Trinity.
Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay devotes himself has the establishment of the colonists
1633: English in Maine
Commercant English establishes a station of Draft has Machais (Maine)
Charles de Latour makes attack this station of draft.
1634: Conflicts with the English
Allerton, a merchant of Boston, goes to claim the prisoners and the goods confiscated by Latour which answers
that the station is in French Territory.
Isaac de Razilly means with the English not to exceed the mouth of the Kennebec River more, located not far from
Portland cement ( Maine)
1635 to 1654: A Fratricidal Fight between Latour and D' Aulnay
Died of Razilly. Charles d' Aulnay succeeds to him as a governor and transports the acadian colony to Port-Royal.
He brings other colonists of France and their families. Internal fights between Aulnay and Latour. Death of Aulnay in
1650. Latour appointed governor, marries the widow of Aulnay.
Saint-Jehan (boat) brings the first families, having on his board 12 women and 12 children. In the wake of Martin,
Trahan, Middle-class men, Blanchard, Pear tree and Landry will arrive Belliveau, Cormier, LeBlanc, Boudrot,
Arsenault, Richard, for a total of 60 families approximately which constitute the initial core of the acadian people.
Récollets of Port-Royal establish a mission has Isle de Miscou, has the input of Bay of Heats, and 23 frncais are
established there.
1636 Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay marries Jeanne Motin
1638 Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay and Charles of the Tower are jointly named
Lieutenant-Governor of Acadie
1639 LaTour attacks the ships of Aulnay
1640 Charles of the Tower try to seize Port-Royal with two men-of-war
1640: The Brothers Capuchins have four missions: Royal port, Hève, Pentagoet and Canso.
1641 The Court of France, by its Royal Council revokes the granted commisiion has Charles of the Tower and is
summoned of compararaitre has the Court of France, which it will not make jamais.La Cour of France, by its Royal
Council names Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay, Gouverneur and Lieutenent - General of Acadie
1642 February 21, 1642, France orders, by its Royal Council, has Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay
to seize themselves of Charles of the Tower and to lead it in France.
1643 Charles of the Tower associated has of English of Massachussetts, leaves Plymouth with four ships and two
frigates and attacks Port-Royal. Of the 18,000 Pounds coming from the furs flights, Bostonnais had two-third and
Latour, a third.
1645 Nicolas Denys establishes a station of trade has the island Miscou, has the input of Bay of Chaleurs.Son
trades extends in Bay from Heats, the Gulf the St. Lawrence and on the Dimensions Is of Acadie. During the
absence of LaTour, Aulnay seizes strong sound with Saint-Jean.Madame of Latour (Marie Jacquelin) defends the
fort but on April 17, 1645, the fort is pris.Échappant in the masacre, Latour is made corsair in the Golf of the St.
Lawrence, then takes refuge has Quebec, near the Montmagny Governor, by delivering a ship of small tonnage
which the Governor of Massassuchetts had entrusted to him, Mr Winthrop.
1647 By Royal Proclamation, Charles de Menou de Charnisay, Sieur D' Aulnay Governor-General and Seigneur of
Acadie, under reserves of the conceded rights has Nicolas Denys
1650: Charles d' Aulnay is embedded in an accident of boat.
1651: Charles of the Tower marries the widow of Aulnay
1651: In February 1651, Charles of the Tower goes to France and, exonerates of any crime of rebellion, it is named
Gouverneur of Acadie by Letters patent of Louis XIV.Pressé to turn over in Acadie, it chooses a lieutenant, Mr
Philippe Mius d' Entremont, gentleman of the area of Cherbourg
1652 **time-out** Simon Denys of Glaze, the brother of Nicolas Denys himself take refuge have Quebec and recoit
the station of Receiver General of Company of News-France.Au spring of 1652, Emmanuel The One-eyed, with
another merchant of Small rock, Mr Guilbault, obtain a judgement like creditor against the succession of some
Aulnay, they take possession of Port-Royal A titrate of Seigneurs.De more they himself seize by the force and
without right aucuns, of establishment of Nicolas Denys and it make captive and it bring have Port Royal.Nicolas
Denys be release have the automnne and leave himself establish have Nipisiquit (Bathurst), have the Bay of
Chaleurs.Ils set fire to The Hève, himself return make captive Nicolas Denys.
1653 Charles of the Tower marries the widow of Aulnay and rule thus all his different and becomes only the maitre
of Acadie, has the exception of the stronghold of Nicolas Denys.
1654 Emmanuel the One-eyed one, seizes by the force and without right aucuns, the establishments of Nicolas
Denys and the captive fact for one second time.
[14782] [S223] Massey collection
[14783] [S225] Misc Genealogy Sm Manuscripts
[14780] [S227] www.thewheelers.com/
[16037] [S227] www.thewheelers.com/
[16038] [S226] Krouse-Crouse as researched by Bud Krouse
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_Jacob STONESIFER _________________+
| (1766 - 1844)
_Solomon STONESIFER _|
| (1794 - 1823) |
| |_Anna Margaret HOBI (LATER HOPPE) _
| (1762 - 1843)
_Alfred G STONESIFER _|
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| |_Susan SWOPE ________|
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[9075] was a lawyer in CA who later entered the Geological Survey Bureau in Sacramento
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