Notes
Matches 1,101 to 1,111 of 1,111
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| 1101 | William was a son and heir to Eaton Water, Wiltshire in a line of succession from the Prater family. William was also holding manors in Linclonshire in 1159 and was a Reeve of Linclonshire at that time, his seat being Eaton Water, Wiltshire, En gland. Also note that Reinbald de Presbyter (Prater) was the first Chancellor of England under King William in 1066. This Reinbald held the manor of Latton, Wiltshire, near Eaton Water, and many others across England, including Frome, Somerset , which was located next to the Manor of Nunney. Nunney was later the site that Sir John Delamere, where he built his castle (Nunney Castle). His lands descended to the first born son - William | Prater, Reeve Williamus (I737)
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| 1102 | William was the first born son in his family, making him the heir. The estates descended to him, stating that his Manorial Estate was Eaton Water in north Wiltshire (now Eaton Hastings). This man is descended from Guilliumus Williamus Johonnie Prater. We do know that his grandfather married Yscithoer, "The Pr ince of Powys" for which the 3 silver wolf heads in the Coat-of-Arms indicate. Another female descendant married a Delamare, from which he received "Nunney Castle". | Prater, Esquire William (I218)
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| 1103 | Williamus was a Reeve in Lincolnshire. A Reeve is an official or "One who governs" for the establiished "Title Holder". The Title Holder is one who holds an area by the grace of the King. The Title Holder can be a Prince, Earl, Duke, Count, Visc ount Baron, etc. A Reeve didn't have to live in the county he serves. He could serve several counties and/or Manors. | Prater, Reeve Williamus (I737)
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| 1104 | Wisconsin to Bakersfield, California | Augustine, Emanuel B. (I8527)
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| 1105 | With his follower he wandered the sea and came to Caspian Sean Where he died. | Agnon of Scythia (I16103)
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| 1106 | with his next older brother, Lafayette, hoofed it to the Pike's Peak mining district of Colorado and for a short time engaged in teaming' They were recalled to Iowa by the draft, but as the ranks were filled up by volunteers, they did not have t o serve in the Federal army, and, said he, so we struck out for the Pacific Coast with a lot of other Southern sympathizers | Veatch, Robert McCleary (I6097)
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| 1107 | With Philip Mosher, he operated the first Saw Mill in Chester. He moved to Newport, New Brunswick where he and his sons became well knownship builders. William, the Vails and the Vaughans were apparently all involved in the ship building business at St. Martins. | Vaughan, Daniel (I235)
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| 1108 | With what aid his grandfather the king of Alba gave him, came into Ireland and fought and overcame his enemies in twenty-five battles in Ulster, twenty-five in Leinster, as many in Connaught, and thirty-five in Munster. | King of Ireland Tuathal Teachtmar (I4343)
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| 1109 | World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Clayton Leroy Jones Name: Clayton Leroy Jones City: Utica County: Oneida State: New York Birth Date: 7 Jun 1880 Race: White FHL Roll Number: 1819118 DraftBoard: 2 | Jones, Clayton Leroy (I8695)
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| 1110 | World War II | Russell-Cooke, Simon (I137)
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| 1111 | Yscitheor, an old Welch/Gaylic name from which the Lords of Powys used in early history 800/1100's later became De La Pole ("of the Poole"). They lived at a Castle in the Kingdom of Powys. Powys was located in central Wales and extended into severial counties in Southwestern England. Today the Castle in Montgomersyshire, Wales is called Powis. When it was first built in the 800's it was called Welchpoole because it was located at the edge of a lake, thus the name "poole" (the Welch Castle by the poole) The Yscitheor family that lived there later became known as de la Poole (of the Poole) and still later this name was shortened to De La Pole. This was a very powerful family that held many titles in the English Kingdom. The King of Powys surrendered his kingdom to the Normans and the Norman King gave him the Lordship of there former kingdom to rule as a Princeapality, thus the Kings of Powys became the Princes of Powys and "held" it in Lordship for the King of England. Brockwell Yacitheor was one such "Prince of Powys". His Coat-of-Arms is 3 Silver Wolf Heads on a Black Shield. This Coat-of-Arms was made part of the Prater Coat-of-Arms which indicates that Brockwell's descendant was married to our grandfather. We do not know the name of his descendant, but we know that by the laws of Heraldry in England that there is NO doubt that she was our grandmother and lived in the early 10 or 1100's. Her sister was married to a De La mere , who was a baron and powerful Lord, from which Sir John De La Mere descended. Sir John De La Mere built Nunney Castle in 1373. Our Grandfather, George Prater of Latton Manor died there in 1564. His son Richard Prater owned and lived in Nunney Castle, Nunney, Somerset. Richard Prater's tomb and statue effegy is in the church there. | Yscitheor Princess of Powys (I7414)
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