I27815: CYNFYN ap Gwerystan (ABT 0970

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Cynfyn ap Gwerstan; Cynfyn ap Gwerystan [ByT, pp. 55, 87, 101; MG.3; JC.27]

SPOUSE: "Unknown [Note: ByT, p. 101 explicitly states that Iwerydd ferch Cynfyn (#37) was Cynfyn's daughter by a mother (unnamed) different from Angharad. ABT.2f,7k states that Angharad was Iweydd's mother. Since it is a common mistake to assume that all of a man's children are by his known wife, it is more likely that ByT is correct here. For Angharad and her ancestors,...."

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b. abt 990

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VIII. Philip Barton Key, b. 5th April, 1818; d. 27th February, 1859; m. 18th November, 1845, Ellen SWAN, d. 20th March, 1855; dau. of James SWAN of Baltimore, and left issue.

"In his pre-and post-Civil War careers, as well as during the conflict, Daniel E. Sickles proved to be one of the most controversial of Union corps commanders. Prewar, the New York City native had already become the first man acquitted of a murder charge on the grounds of temporary insanity. Sickles, a congressman, shot down Philip Barton Key-the son of the composer of the "Star Spangled Banner"-in LaFayette Park, across the street from both Sickles' home and the White House. Key had been having an affair with Sickles' wife, whom Sickles had married while serving as secretary of the U.S. legation in London. Defense attorney Edwin M. Stanton gained the innovative verdict. Sickles then publicly forgave his wife, outraging the public, which had applauded his role in the shooting, and apparently ending his political career. just then the Civil War broke out and he saw his chance to get a new start." From: http://www.civilwarhome.com/sicklesbio.htm

See Wade Hampton for Sickles involvement in the 1876 Fraudalent election of Rutherford B. Hayes.

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2 George T. LINCOLN b: 1835 d: UNKNOWN + Mortie LINCOLN b: ABT. 1835 d: UNKNOWN

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"They built a sod house near Comstock. First child b. in Comstock, Custer Co NE.: Dora Alice ROTH 2-28-1880. Next 4: Mary Esther ROTH 5-11-1881, Nellie ROTH b. 6-7-1883, Halycon ROTH b. 7-6-1885 and Frederick ROTH b. 7-21-1889."

They had three older brothers born in Brocton, Edgar Co. IL: Clifford Ivan ROTH b. 10-19-1875, Richard Edgar ROTH b. 2-4-1877 and William Bradley ROTH b. 9-11-1878. All three moved with Jonas & Virginia to Comstock.

"Richard was my grandfather. He married Minerva Ann DURHAM b. 8-22-1877 MO. They lived and died in Comstock. Jonas, Virginia, Richard and Minerva are buried in the Douglas Grove Cemetery in or near Comstock. (RICHARD EDGAR ROTH m. MINERVA ANN DURHAM, ARTHUR MELVIN ROTH m. HELEN BELLE KELLERMAN, son
PAUL ALAN ROTH.

Jonas had 12 siblings. At this time, I dont know if any other sibs moved to NE. also. He had seven brothers, the eldest lived in IA and IL. the next eldest died young. I don't know where the others lived or died.

You can check out my web site for more ROTH data.
Regards,
Paul A. ROTH
Genzen1's Home Page"

COMPENDIUM OF HISTORY, REMINISCENCE AND BIOGRAPHY.
"Jonas S. Roth is a pioneer homesteader of Custer county and one who has been largely successful as a farmer and stockman. He has a fine farm, well equipped for stock and small grain, with a large, comfortable home and good outbuildings, surrounded by a fine grove of trees which he set out himself. He also has a fine growth of natural timber which grew along Dry or Wagner creek.
Mr. Roth was born near Circleville, Pickaway county, Ohio, September 23, 1850, eighth in order of birth of the children of Thomas and Esther (Griest) Roth, who had nine sons and four daughters. He has six brothers and three sisters now surviving, none of whom, however, live in Nebraska. The rather was a farmer and removed with his family to Edgar county, Illinois, in 1857. He first rented a farm there and later purchased land of his own.
Mr. Roth lived on the home farm in Edgar county with his parents until his marriage, being the last son to leave home. On December 1, 1874, he married Virginia Eubank, whose family is described in connection with the sketch of I. D. Eubank, which appears in this work. The young couple located on a farm in Edgar county, where they lived until the fall of 1879. They then left with their three sons for Custer county, making the trip via the prairie schooner route and reaching their destination in November. They moved into the Jim Oxford cedar log house which stood on the West bank of the middle Loup river, near the present Comstock bridge, where they spent the winter. Mrs. Roth's brother, Richard Eubank, came with his wife at the same time, the two families coming with covered wagons. In May of the next year Mr. Roth entered his homestead of one hundred and sixty acres of land on section twelve, township eighteen, range eighteen, erecting his house on the southeast quarter of. the northwest quarter, and also took a tree claim in section twelve of that town. He still owns and occupies the original homestead and tree claim and has three hundred and sixty acres of land in the home place, having acquired forty acres of the section by purchase. He had had continuous residence on the farm except for five years, from 1891 to 1896, which he spent in Saline county, Missouri. He has been connected with the passing events of the neighborhood, and although of a quiet disposition, has always done his part along educational and other progressive lines.
Mr. and Mrs. Roth have eight children: Clifford, married and living in Comstock, has two children; Edgar, married and living on a farm two miles east of the home place, has three children; William, married and living four miles north of Comstock, has two children; Dora, wife of Pearl Walton, of Graham county, Kansas, has two children; Mary, wife of Charles Mattox, lives on a farm adjoining the home place and has two children; Nellie, wife of Earl Anderson, lives on the home farm; Halley, wife of Lloyd Bennett, of Dry Valley, has one child; and Fred, at home."

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Children:
ELIZABETH (Betsy) STANLEY
JANE STANLEY
REBECCA STANLEY
+JOHN H. STANLEY , JR
+JONATHAN STANLEY
+DANIEL STANLEY
ANDREW STANLEY
ISAAC STANLEY
JACOB STANLEY
STRANGEMAN STANLEY
HUTCHINS STANLEY
SOLOMAN STANLEY
GEORGE STANLEY

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My Southern Family

CYNFYN ap Gwerystan

ABT 0970 - ____

ID Number: I27815

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John ALLEN

ABT 1500 - ____

ID Number: I12277

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Elizabeth G. E. CHEATHAM

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I31731

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Robert GRIFFIN

ABT 1620 - ____

ID Number: I102301

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Philip Barton KEY

5 Apr 1818 - 27 Feb 1859

ID Number: I60256

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George T. LINCOLN

1835 - ____

ID Number: I79115

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John James MARSHALL

1792 - 1792

ID Number: I83031

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Jonas Spatch ROTH

23 Sep 1850 - 16 Mar 1932

ID Number: I68881

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John Hutchins STANLEY

19 Sep 1776 - AFT 1827

ID Number: I35052

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Elizabeth WELCH

ABT 1630 - ABT 1700

ID Number: I104671

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Thomas WILSON

ABT 1650 - ABT 1702

ID Number: I1662

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