_John URAN __________+
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_John Millens URAN __|
| (1805 - 1871) m 1828|
| |_Hannah MILLENS _____
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_Marcus Morton URANN __________|
| (1843 - ....) m 1865 |
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|_Chestina Elizabeth BLAISDELL _|
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_John URAN __________+
| (.... - 1833)
_John Millens URAN __|
| (1805 - 1871) m 1828|
| |_Hannah MILLENS _____
| (1772 - 1848)
_Marcus Morton URANN __________|
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From a biographical sketch found on the internet: Lawyer and cranberry farmer Marcus L. Urann developed a recipe for a cranberry sauce that could be prepared in very large batches and canned, and organized the Ocean Spray Preserving Company to sell it beginning in 1912. Sales of the cranberry sauce greatly increased the market for the fruit, and in 1930 he engineered a merger with his two main competitors to form Cranberry Canners Inc., a cooperative that soon came to include cranberry growers in Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin. The co-op was renamed National Cranberry Association in 1946, and after Urann's retirement in 1955 it was renamed again to reflect its best-selling product, becoming Ocean Spray Cranberries. Urann, who died in 1963, also founded the honor society Phi Kappa Phi while he was an undergraduate at the University of Maine in 1897.
_John URAN __________+
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_John Millens URAN __|
| (1805 - 1871) m 1828|
| |_Hannah MILLENS _____
| (1772 - 1848)
_Marcus Morton URANN __________|
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_John URAN __________+
| (.... - 1798) m 1752
_John URAN __________|
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| |_Phebe DAVIS ________
| m 1752
_John Millens URAN __|
| (1805 - 1871) m 1828|
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(1801 - 1871) m 1828|
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_John URAN __________+
| (.... - 1833)
_John Millens URAN __|
| (1805 - 1871) m 1828|
| |_Hannah MILLENS _____
| (1772 - 1848)
_Marcus Morton URANN __________|
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At Isles of Shoals, NH (then under jurisdiction of Massachusetts) as early as 18 may 1653, when he signed the petition to the court at Boston requesting establishment of Isles of Shoals as a township. The request was granted, and the Isles became Appledore Township, though they were rarely known under this name. There is also later reference to a transaction dating from 12 sep 1653 when he was granted land on Star Island "between goodman Jacksone and William Cotton with convenient landing". He appears in various land and civil records until his death in 1664 as a resident of Star Island. Administration of his estate was granted to Jonathan Wade, Capt. Brian Pendleton, Richard Cutt, and Nathaniel Fryer 13 may 1664. On 11 jul 1664 Pendleton presented "A trew Invice of the goods of Williem Uren deceased the last of Apperill 1664", thus establishing the approximate date of his death. The inventory totaled L 433.12.8 and was signed by Jonathan Hunking, John Fabes, and Christopher Joce. In 1685, Nathaniel ffryer made affidavit that the widow of William Urin had married Richard Woolcomb before 1672, and that the Urin's administrators had granted her, with the approval of Richard Woolcomb, the house (presumably the one on Star Island) together with land owned by her late husband on Great Island at Pascataqua as her third of the estate. Many of the names appearing in these documents are connected through wills and other transactions. However, confusion may arise due to the presence of families with similar names (for example, Joce and Goss) that may or may not refer to the same persons.
The earliest Portsmouth land grant for William Urin recorded by the Genealogical Encyclopedia of Maine and New Hampshire, 1939, concerns a 40 ft. square on Great Island where he was to erect a frame, 07 sep 1657.
The name Uren is found in England mainly in Cornwall. Other residents of Star Island are thought to have come from Wales, Devonshire, and Dorsetshire, most likely from fishing towns.
The ages of most members of this family can be estimated closely, assuming that the relationships are correctly inferred from the historical records. So far, the dates can be made to fit, although Richard Woolcombe, second husband of Eleanor, works out to be at least 13 years her junior (he was about 26, she perhaps 39).
[1] First known on Isles of Shoals, MA, in 1653. Birthdate estimated from that of his oldest known son Edward, who was already married by 1667.
[2] Estate inventory dated 11 jul 1664, 'a trew Invice of the goods of William William Uren deceased the last of Apperill 1664", signed by John Hunking, John Fabes, and Christopher Joce.
This is the William Vrin who entered into a contract with other fishermen of Isles of Shoals to sell their fish caught between 12 nov 1674 and 01 may 1675 to Francis Wainwright of Ipswich. He is too old to be the son of Edward Uran, and Francis and John Uran each have a different son named William. The most likely conclusion is that this William was a son of William and Eleanor who died before 1699 leaving no descendants.
[10] Birthdate is estimated assuming that the William Vrin noted in records of Quarterly Court of Salem, MA in 1675 was of legal age to enter into a contract in 1674.
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[14521] IGI has 2 marriage dates: 13 dec 1827 and 15 jun 1827. Date given is taken from published marriage records from Kentucky Vital Records series.
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| _Oscar William DAVIS _____+
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| _Cletis Albert DAVIS _______|
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Given name appears in many variations, some attempts at Isabeau, others attempts at Sibille. The only other Sibille in the early records at Annonay, and with the same uncertain spellings, is Sibille Floreton, wife of Pierre Johannot, thus inferred to be the daughter of Zacharie Floreton and Sibille Valenson. The surname Valenson is also spelled in many different ways. A François Valanson was the Secrétaire of the reformed church of Annonay in 1639, and either maintained or copied a Registre Mortuaire and a register of marriages, with entries from 1639-1667 (BSHPF, MS 937, some later entries in a different hand), during the course of which he identifies a number of his relatives.
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Appears at baptism in St. Livres, 1668.
_Jean VALIER ________+
| (1538 - 1588)
_Benjamin VALIER ________|
| (.... - 1622) m 1621 |
| |_Pernette COLLAT ____+
| (.... - 1583)
_Imbert VALIER _______________|
| (1608 - 1683) m 1646 |
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