Thomas BRIGHAM

• BIRTH: 5 MAR 1550, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, England
• DEATH: 8 NOV 1586, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, England
• OCCUPATION: Webster (Weaver)

• MARRIAGE: ABT. 1572, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, England

1. +Thomas BRIGHAM

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Matthew Ray FULS

Father: Dean FULS
Mother: Rhonda Rae WICKMAN

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Francis INGALLS

• BIRTH: 1601 England
• DEATH: Abt. 1672
• OCCUPATION: Tanner

Came to Salem, Massachusetts from Lincolnshire England with his brother Edmund in 1628 in Gov. Endicott's company.  He and his brother were the first known white settlers at Lynn, Massachusetts in 1629.  At some point, he removed to Swampscott where he built a tannery and was the very likely the first tanner in Massachusetts.  His tannery was located on Humfrey's brook, where it is crossed by a stone bridge in Burrill street.  The vats were still in existence until 1825 when they were removed.  He remained in Swampscott until at least 1640 when he moved to Boston.  His will is dated 1672 and mentions his wife, Mary.  he was overseer or his brother, Edmund's will in 1648.

Sources:

• Burleigh, Charles; Posterity of Edmund Ingalls, of Lynn p. 17 
• Lewis, Alonzo and Newhall, James R. History of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts p. 112
• Ridlon, G. T., Sr.; Saco Valley Settlements and Families p.743-745
  
  
  
  

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Joanne Irene MILLER

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|_Dorothy Mae LAYER _|
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William NUTMAN

• MARRIAGE: 5 JUL 1585, Rattlesden, Suffolk, England

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John Frederick STINE

• BIRTH: 1 MAR 1760
• DEATH: 1828
• BAPTISM: 16 MAR 1760, Christ Church, Near Stouchsburg

Frederick Stine was a farmer in Tulpehocken twp, Berks County, Pennsylvania.  He attended the Christ Church near Stouchsburg where he as well as all of his six children were baptised.  In 1797, he inherited his father's farm in heidelberg twp, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.  In 1807, he purchased a tract of 267 acres known as Bennington in Lower Paxton twp, Dauphin County and lived there until his death.  Both he and his wife were buried in the old Shoop Cemetery, which was taken up to make way for Route 22.  After his death, his son-in-law, Leonard Crum purchased Bennington by buying out the other heirs.  It had a large brick house built abt. 1800, which is still standing.

• MARRIAGE: 7 JUL 1789

1. +Anna Catherine STINE

Sources:

• Ambrose, Mary E.; Ancestors and Descendants of David Crum and Mary Magdalene Crall of Crawford County, Ohio (see her Stine Sources)

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