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9501

This is a probable date.

Æthelwulf Ealdoman of Mercia (I9131)

9502

This is the year given on his headstone.

Gilbert, Joseph (I2539)

9503

This marriage is questionable.

Woodward, John (I16122)

9504

This marriage too was for diplomatic reasons and lasted less than a year.

Family: Æthelbald, King of England / Judith of France, Princess of France (F2305)

9505

This may be the date of the inventory of his estate.

Hatch, Benjamin (I14192)

9506

This was a polygamous marriage.

Family: Dagobert I, King of the Neustrian Franks / Wulfegunde (F3722)

9507

This was a polygamous marriage.

Family: Dagobert I, King of the Neustrian Franks / Berthilde (F3723)

9508

This was a second marriage for both Henry and Margery

Family: Henry Bruges, Esq. / Margery (F2163)

9509

This was a second marriage for both John and Philippa.

Family: John Webb / Philippa (F1677)

9510

This was a second marriage for both Richard and Johan.

Family: Richard Scott / Johan (F1676)

9511

This was a second marriage for both William and Johan.

Family: William Thornhull / Johan Brydges (F2161)

9512

This was a second marriage for both.

Family: Gui de Thouars, Duke of Brittany / Eustache de Mauléon (F2881)

9513

This was an arranged marriage.

Family: Sir Lionel of Antwerp, KG, Duke of Clarence / Elizabeth de Burgh (F7877)

9514

This was both John and Hannah's second marriage.

Family: John Niles / Hannah (F59)

9515

This was both Nicholas and Jane's first marriage.

Family: Nicholas Rockwood / Jane Adams (F515)

9516

This was both of their second marriages.

Family: Deacon Thomas Bass / Susannah Bates (F83)

9517

this was both Thomas and Sarah's second marriage.

Family: Thomas Faxon / Sarah Gamitt (F1265)

9518

This was John's second marriage, and Elizabeth's third marriage.

Family: John Dwight / Elizabeth (F1185)

9519

This was John's second marriage, and Julian's first.

Family: John Strutt / Julian Scott (F1670)

9520

This was John's second marriage, Anne's first.

Family: John Harding / (F362)

9521

This was recorded in 1668 in the town records: According to our commission from the town, March 8^th 1665, we
have laid out a country way unto Salisbury New towne of four Rod broad, begining at Merrimack River Side, running through Christopher Bartlett's land sixty rods and likewise through Archelaus Woodman's land, Sixteen Rod at the North end of Caleb Moody's land and through Robert Coker's land about 17 or 18 Rods.
Richard Kxight
John Knight
Richard Dole
being selectmen did give order to have this recorded.

Knight, John (I4591)

9522

This was Roger's fourth marriage and Anne's second or third.

Family: Roger Harlakenden / Anne Dewhurst (F1451)

9523

This was Roger's second marriage.

Family: Roger Harlakenden / Elizabeth Blathenden (F1449)

9524

This was Roger's third marriage, and Jane's second.

Family: Roger Harlakenden / Jane Josceline (F1450)

9525

This was the date of his father's will.

Town, James (I15424)

9526

This was the first marriage for both

Family: Roger Harlakenden / Elizabeth Hardres (F1447)

9527

This was the first marriage for both of them

Family: Thomas Wells / Helen Pilgrim (F1505)

9528

This was the second marriage for both Joseph and Mary.

Family: Deacon Joseph Noyes / Mary Dunster (F242)

9529

This was the second marriage for Thomas and the first for Katherine.

Family: Thomas Wells / Katherine (F1506)

9530

This was Thomas and Dorothy's first marriage.

Family: Thomas Harlakenden / Dorothy Cheney (F1308)

9531

This was Thomas' second marriage, and probably Jane's first.

Family: Thomas Harlakenden / Jane Hobart (F1446)

9532

This was William's first marriage, and Elizabeth's second marriage.

Family: William Ripley / Elizabeth (F743)

9533

Thomas and Mary were married by Mr. R. Bellingham.

Family: Thomas Nichols / Mary Moulton (F846)

9534

Thomas and Rebecca conveyed lands to the Rev. N. Hobart.

Prentice, Thomas (I23818)

9535

Thomas commanded a contingent of royal forces in the Scottish campaign culminating in the battle of Halidon Hill on 19 July 1333.

Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)

9536

Thomas of Brotherton and Edmund of Woodstock led Edward III's young wife Queen Philippa to her coronation dressed as simple grooms.

Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)

9537

Thomas received a summons for military service in Scotland, but it was shortly afterwards remitted by the king (Waugh, 2004) and the young earl of Norfolk appears to have missed completely the disastrous battle of Bannockburn in June 1314.

Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)

9538

Thomas remained strongly supportive of Edward II during the baronial rebellion of 1321-1322, but failed in the one task he assumed on his own, an attempt to arrange negotiations with the earl of Hereford in March 1321. His other roles during that time were ceremonial and undertaken with fellow peers.

Thomas of Brotherton Earl of Norfolk, Marshall of England (I2805)

9539

Thomas was said to be the first English child born in Lynn.

Newhall, Thomas (I16196)

9540

Thomas Wells madet a will on 15 Jun 1605 in Malden, Essex, England. It was proved on 11 July 1605.

Wells, Thomas (I1806)

9541

Thomas Wells served between 1600 and 1602 in Malden as the Coroner.

Wells, Thomas (I1806)

9542

Though unproven, it is often been believed that John was the sixth son of Henry Adams of Braintree. He may came over with his father, Henry, then returned to England with his mother, only to return later with his wife.

Adams, John (I29)

9543

Threlfall (1989) believes her death should have been recorded as 1705.

Riddlesdale, Sarah (I18702)

9544

Through conquest, he added territory in northern Mesopotamia, Syria, and Cappadocia. This brought him into conflict with Rome, which attacked. He was defeated and surrendered to Pompy in 66 BCE. Thereafter Armenia was a vassal state of the Rome.

Tigranus II "the Great" King of Armenia (I9412)

9545

Thüringbert 's name was also spelt Turincbertus in Latin.

Thüringbert (I3010)

9546

Thutmose I was a warrior, and undertook extensive campaigns in Nubia and Syria, reaching at least as far as Amosis had done. He also built extensively, adding two pylons and a pair of obelisks to the temple of Karnak, not to mention constructions elsewhere

Pharaoh Thutmose I (I9906)

9547

Tilden (1887) gives her birth year as 1703.

Adams, Bethia (I19933)

9548

Tilden (1887) gives her death as in 1718.

Adams, Elizabeth (I471)

9549

Tilden (1887) says that Lydia and James had no children.

Daniels, Joseph (I19565)

9550

Tilden (1887) states he died in 1757.

Mason, Ebenezer (I19825)

9551

Tilden (1887), Jameson (1886), and Mores (1855) give only the year. and list it as 1709.

Family: Benoni Partridge / Mehetabel Wheelock (F861)

9552

Titcomb (1882) and Fuller (1919) give their marriage date as 13 June 1643, an obvious error.

Tidd, Elizabeth (I20411)

9553

To prevent further hostilities during his invasion of England, William I married his daughter Constance to the new duke Alan.

Family: Alan IV "Fergant", Duke of Brittany / Constance (F2489)

9554

Tonantius Ferreolus I served as Prefect of Gaul.

Tonantius Ferreolus I Prefect of Gaul (I3394)

9555

Took up the cross in 1218 and was at the siege of Damietta.

de Albini, William Earl of Arundel (I2913)

9556

Torrey (1966) gives their marriage place as Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Gates, Abigail (I15346)

9557

Torrey (1966) states the marriage was in Brookline.

Gates, Hannah (I15344)

9558

Torrey (1967) gives her birth date as 18 July 1726.

Blodgett, Abigail (I87)

9559

Torrey (1985) gives their marriage date as 9 July 1668.

Swett, Hesther (I16071)

9560

Torrey (1985) states that they were married in Charlestown, Cambridge, or Lexington.

Family: Israel Mead / Mary Hall (F7791)

9561

Torry (1985) states that Benjamin married Deborah Jorden, 8 September 1663, and that the name "Mary" is in error.

Goodridge, Benjamin (I18131)

9562

Traditionally, her burial place has been ascribed to the monastery of Le Wast. Her remains were moved in 1669 to Paris and again in 1808 to Bayeux.

Ida of Boulogne (I24625)

9563

Trask and Jameson give his death date as 8 October 1646, probably mistaking his burial for death date.

Adams, Henry (I16)

9564

Tuathail can also be rendered O'Tool.

Muirchertach Ua Tuathail (I24164)

9565

Tzautzes was living about 813.

Tzautzes Strategos of Macedonia (I5423)

9566

Udo was living between 821 and 824.

Udo Count in the Nieder-Lahngau (I6382)

9567

Ugbaru was living beteen 600 and 539 BCE.

Ugbaru Governor of Gutiom (I9558)

9568

Ulf is said by some chroniclers to have drowned at sea before 1070, but he is recorded as being alive in 1087 in Normandy, after which he disappears from the records.

Ulf (I23458)

9569

Ulrich I was living in 808.

Ulrich I Count in the Argengau and in the Vinzgau (I6152)

9570

Ulrich II was living between 815 and 818.

Ulrich II Count in the Argengau and in the Vinzgau (I9103)

9571

Ulrich III was living between 860 and 885.

Ulrich III Count in the Argengau and in the Vinzgau (I9104)

9572

Ulrich IV was living in 893.

Ulrich IV Count in the Argengau and in the Vinzgau (I9106)

9573

Unknown of Agde was living in 897.

unknown of Agde (I5467)

9574

Unless there were several children who died in infancy, the long interval between the birth of John Lawrence’s son John and those of his other children is best explained by supposing the preacher had two wives. The postulated birth dates for the children are deduced from their marriages and/or the spans of their children’s baptisms.

Family: Rev. John Lawrence / (F7647)

9575

Unmarried

Pinet, Joseph (I11583)

9576

Unmarried

Pinet, Olive (I11584)

9577

Unmarried

Thibadau, Gérard (I12343)

9578

unmarried

Geiger, William F. (I11995)

9579

unmarried

Cormier, Marguerite (I12014)

9580

Upon the death of his first wife, Ermengarde of Maine, he handed over the Countship of Anjou to Geoffrey, his son, and left France in 1128. He settled in the Kingdom of Outremer.

Fulk V "le Jeune" King of Jerusalem, Count of Anjou (I2469)

9581

Vahan I was living circa 700.

Vahan I Prince of the Ardzrunik (I10061)

9582

Vahan II was living between 593 and 606.

Vahan II "the Wolf" Prince of Taraun (I6095)

9583

Vard served between 505 and 509 as the Viceroy of Armenia.

Vard (I6098)

9584

Various sources give 21 and 25 for her birth day.