Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 12

Grace

Notes:

All that is known for certain is that her name was Grace. However, the following Social security death records exist for Grace Williams in Connecticut:
1. SS# 041-10-2010. B. 18 Nov 1882, D. Apr 1971 in zip code 06903 (Stamford, Fairfield Co., Conn.) 2. SS# 042-36-5400. B. 23 Jul 1914, D. Jun 1983 in zip code 06610 (Bridgeport, Fairfield Co., Conn.) 3. SS# 049-05-1308. B. 10 May 1921, D. Aug 1981 in zip code 06111 (Hartford, Hartford Co., Conn.)
Of these, the first looks plausible.
Ralph looked at these, and said the first looked plausible, but 2&3 are definately not right. He said she was definately born before 1900, and that he thinks she died in Danbury, Fairfield Co., CT. He never knew his grandfather on this side, and never even heard him spoken of. Grace, his grandmother, lived with another man - Ralph didn't know if that was a boyfriend or just housemate. He even wondered if she was ever married. Apr 1971 is a plausible death date for her.
I searched the Danbury CT vital records, LDS films 1435525 & 1435526. There was no Grace born in that town on 18 Nov 1882. So, if that is indeed her birthdate, it is highly likely that she was born somewhere other than Danbury.

m: Williams (-BEF 1941)

Children:

Rosalia Marcioch

Notes:

From the Social Security Death Indexes: Rosalia Rice, SS#577-30-0875, born 9 Mar 1887, social security issued in District of Columbia, died Jan 1975 in zip code 20853.
Called "Rosely" on the 1900 census.
!Birth: Danbury Town Hall VRs, births, LDS film 1435525 p.115: "Rosa A. Marcioch, female, b. 9 Mar 1887; Father: Charles Marcioch, res. Danbury, 32, white, b. New York, Hatter; Mother: Elizabeth Zang, 29, white b. New York. Number of children of mother: 4; Physician: Mrs. Sasse.

m: Ralph Isaac Rice (18 MAR 1888-BEF 1941)

Children:

Henry I

Notes:

Henry I, King of France (1031-60)
His reign was characterized by struggles with rebellious vassals. Although Henry was crowned by his father, Robert II, his younger brother Robert claimed the throne and was supported by their mother, Constance of Provence. In the ensuing civil war, Henry was forced to cede Burgundy to Robert. Henry at first supported (1035-47) and then fought unsuccessfully against (1054, 1058) William, duke of Normandy. He was succeeded by his son Philip I.
King of France

m: Anne of Russia

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m: Matilda [---]

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Pepin "The_Short"

Notes:

Ruler of Neustria and King of the Franks, 751-768.
The first Carolingian King. He deposed Childeric III (751), the last Merovingian king. He supported the extension of papal control and was anointed by St. Boniface in a ceremony of symbolic importance. Again anointed by Pope Stephen II (754), he defeated the Lombards on the pope's behalf. The new papal lands thus acquired were known as the Donation of Pepin. The close relationship between the pope and the Carolingian kings tied papal development to the West rather than to Italy and the East.

Children:

Hugh Capet

Notes:

King Hugh of France from 987 to 996. Succeeding his father as Count of Paris in 956, Hugh Capet thereby became the real ruler of the country, though the title of king still belonged to the Carolingians. When Louis V, last of the Carolingian kings of France, died without heirs in 987, Chalres, Duke of Lorraine, claimed the throne by descent. At a meeting of the nobles and prelates of the realm, however, the crown was declared to be elective, and Hugh Capet was chosen king. He became at once the first French king of France and the founder of the famous Capetian dynasty, which gave to Europe 118 sovereigns.

m: Adelaide of Poitou [---]

Children:

Esther Potts

Notes:

Virkus VI:648 says she stayed in Mason County with her son Jacob when her husband moved back to Culpeper County, Va. late in life.
Parentage unsolved. Possible fathers: Acquilla Potts [RIN 19721] of 1787 Fauquier Co., Va and 1800 Culpeper Co., Va., tax lists; John Potts of 1787 Fauquier Co., Va., tax list; Isaiah Potts of Culpeper Co., Va., tax list.

m: Spencer Withers ( 1765-24 APR 1843)

Children:

Elizabeth Hord

Notes:

Birth date and her family information comes from the Hord geneology in the Colonial Families of the US, Vol. 1.
George Erwin Howell's records had that she was born in Essex Co., Va. with the same source cited.
Marriage comes from "Withers -- America or a collection of Genealogical Data concerning the History of the Descendants of the Male line of James Withers (1680/1-1746) of Stafford Co., Va, by Franz V. Recum, 1949, pg. 6.
Note: Virkus VI:648 gives a death year of 1805.

m: William Withers (16 APR 1726- 6 JAN 1804)

Children:

Hugh "The_Great" Capet

Notes:

Hugh the Great, Count of Paris.

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