BROUGHTON / MALOTT


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PLANTAGENET  /  C L A R K 

  Count Geoffrey of Gatiniar
  Ermengard (Hermengarde) d'Anjou b 1018 d. Mar 18, 1076
 
  Count Fulk IV "the Surly" of Anjou b. 1066
  Hildegarde
 
  King Fulk V "The Young" of Jerusalem  b. 1092, France d. Nov 10, 1143, Jerusalem
  Aremburga (Erembourg) of Maine   b France d. 1126, France
 
  Earl Geoffrey V "the Fair" PLANTAGENET of Anjou b. Aug 24, 1113, Angouleme. France d. Sep 7, 1150, England, Age: 37
  Queen Matilda (Maude) BEAUCLERC of England  b 1102, London, Middlesex, England d. Sep 10, 1166, Notre Dame, Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France  Dau of Henry I and early Kings and Queens of England. The proud and haughty Matilda was ordered reluctantly into a marriage with the fifteen year old Geoffrey Plantagenet, son of the Count of Anjou, whom she personally loathed, a dislike which was reciprocated in full measure by her intended spouse. The marriage made an ally of Henry's erstwhile enemy, Fulk of Anjou. When the reluctant and quarrelsome pair were finally ordered by Henry I to do their duty and produce an heir to his throne, a son, the future Henry II, was born. Henry rejoiced that his dynasty was now secure and crossed to Normandy to see his new grandson, namesake and heir. The old king was said to have doted on the child.
 
  King Henry II "Curtmantle" PLANTAGENET  b.Mar 5, 1133, La Mans d. Jul 6, 1189, Chinon, Age: 56 br. Jul 10, 1189, Fontevrault. King Henry II ruled England well and made many laws. One was that, if a priest or monk was thought to have committed any crime, he should be tried by a king's judge, instead of a bishop. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas a Becket, refused to consent to this law. Thomas a Becket and King Henry II had once been great friends but this refusal led to their argument. King Henry was so angry with him that Thomas a Becket was forced to leave England, and take shelter with the King of France. Six years passed by before a temporary reconciliation was made. The archbishop realised that the king still hated him. Just after his return, Thomas a Becket laid under censure some persons who had given offence. They went and complained to the king, and Henry exclaimed in passion, "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?" Four of his knights who heard these words set forth to Canterbury. The archbishop guessed why they were come; but he would not flee again, and waited for them by the altar in the cathedral, not even letting the doors be shut. There they slew him. King Henry was devastated by this act which had been prompted by his own words. After three years King Henry showed his penitence by entering Canterbury Cathedral barefoot and knelt before the tomb of Thomas a Becket. The penitence continued with every priest or monk in turn to strike him with a rod.
  Duchesse Eleanore* (Alienore) of Poitou d'Auitanie  b.1122, Poitiers or Bordeaux d. 1202 One of the wealthiest and most powerful women in Europe during the High Middle Ages. She was Queen consort of both France and England in turn and the mother of both King Richard I and King John. She is well known for her involvement in the Second Crusade. She was raised in one of Europe's most cultured courts, the birthplace of courtly love. By all accounts, Eleanor's father ensured she had the best education possible: she could read, speak Latin, and was well-versed in music and literature. She also enjoyed riding, hawking, and hunting. Eleanor was very outgoing and stubborn. She was regarded as very beautiful during her time; most likely she was red-haired and brown-eyed as her father and grandfather were. She became heiress to Aquitaine (the largest and richest of the provinces in what would become modern France) and 7 other countries.
 
  King John I "Lackland" PLANTAGENET b. Dec 24, 1166, Oxfordshire, England
d. Oct 19, 1216, Newark, Nottinghamshire Co., England, Character of King John: Unscrupulous, cruel, disloyal. A notorious womaniser. Treacherous behaviour to his brother King Richard the Lionheart. The Barons rebellion. The Legend of Robin Hood. The murder of his nephew Arthur. Losing Normandy and signing of the Magna Carta.
  Queen Isabella of Angouléme b.b. 1188, Angouleme, Charente, France d. May 31, 1246, Fontervault, L 'aB, Maine-et-Loire, France.   As John fails in his efforts to regain territories claimed by King Philip of France, his English subjects accuse Isabella of being a Jezebel and a sorceress. After John's death she is banished to her native France and forced to leave her children behind.
 
  King Henry III PLANTAGENET b. Oct 1, 1207, Winchester d. Nov 16, 1272, Westminster, Age: 65 bu Westminster Abby.When everything was peaceful at home, he set out upon a Crusade with the King of France. Constantly breaking his word to the barons and the Magna Carta- Parliament arose out of dispute.
  Queen Eleanor BERENGER (BERENGAR) of Provence b.1217, Aix-en-Provence d. Jan 24, 1291, Amesbury, Wiltshire br. Convent Church
 
  King Edward I "Longshanks" PLANTAGENET b Jun 17, 1239, Westminster d. Jul 7, 1307, "within sight of the Scotish border", Age: 68, Edward I was a tall man of six feet two inches, with long arms and legs from which his nick-name, Longshanks, was derived. His hair was black like his Provencal mother's, his complexion swarthy and his eyes fiery in anger. Edward spoke with a pronounced lisp, but possessed the Plantagenet temper in full measure.William Wallace was defeated by Edward I at the Battle of Falkirk in 1298.
  Queen Eleanor of Castile   b 1244, Castile, Spain d. Nov 24, 1290, Grantham, Nottinghamshire br. Nov 28, 1290, Westminster Abby. When Eleanor died at Harby, near Lincoln, in November 1290, a griefstricken Edward ordered her to be embalmed, and her entrails were buried at Lincoln Cathedral.
  Princess Joan PLANTANGENET of ACRE, Countess of Gloucester and Hertford   B 1272 in Acre, Palestine, born while parents traveling to Middle East on the Ninth Crusade.  d  23 Apr 1307 in Clare, Suffolk, England in childbirth in 1307, buried at the Augustinian priory there. Her child was stillborn.   M 30 Apr 1290 in Westminster Abbey, London, England,  Daughter of EDWARD I PLANTAGENET, KING OF  ENGLAND and Eleanor Of Castile, QUEEN OF ENGLAND. Grandaughter of Henry Plantagenet, henry III, King of england and Eleanor Berenger,Countess of Provence, later Queen  / KING Ferdinand Castile and Jeanne of Dammartin, Countess of Ponthieu, after Queen  "At least part of her childhood she spent in France with her maternal grandmother, Jeanne de Dammartin, Countess of Ponthieu. She was betrothed as a child to Hartman, son of King Rudolph I of Germany, but he died in 1282 after drowning in the Rhine"-WIKIPEDIA.
  Sir Gilbert DE CLARE, Earl of Clare, after, Earl of Gloucester ("Gilbert the Red") b 2 Sep 1243 Christchurch, Hampshire, England d  7 Dec 1295 Monmouth Castle, Monmouthshire, England   Had a first marriage to Princess Alice LUSIGNAN, b. Abt 1224/1231, of, Lusignan, Vienne, France, dau of the Queen of France. -divorced. no apparent children. In April 1264 he led the massacre of the Jews at Canterbury, as Simon de Montfort had done in London. His castles of Kingston and Tonbridge were taken by the King, who, however, allowed his Countess, who was in the latter, to go free because she was his niece; and on 12 May he and Montfort were denounced as traitors. Two days later, just before the battle of Lewes, on 14 May, Montfort knighted the Earl and his brother Thomas. The Earl commanded the second line of the battle and took the King prisoner, having hamstrung his horse. As Prince Edward had also been captured, Montfort and the Earl were now supreme. secured the acknowledgment of the right of the King's eldest son to succeed to the throne immediately. Thereafter he was joint Guardian of England, during the King's absence, and on his arrival in England, in August 1274, entertained him at Tonbridge Castle. On 3 July. 1290 the Earl gave a great banquet at Clerkenwell to celebrate his marriage with the Princess Joan in the previous May. Thereafter he and she are said to have taken the Cross and set out for the Holy Land, but in September he signed the Barons letter to the Pope, and on 2 November surrendered to the King his claim to the advowson of the bishopric of Llandaff. In the next year, 1291, his quarrels with the Earl of Hereford about Brecknock culminated in a private war between them. Both were imprisoned by the King, and the Earl of Gloucester, as the aggressor, was fined 10,000 marks, and the Earl of Hereford 1,000 marks. He died at Monmouth Castle on 7 December, 1295, and was buried at Tewkesbury, on the left side of his grandfather Gilbert.
 
  Sir Gilbert DE CLARE, 4th Earl of Gloucester, 8th Earl of Hertford  b 10 May 1291 Winchcombe, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England D 24 Jun 1314 Bannockburn, Stirlingshire, Scotland In 1308 he was made chief captain of the expedition into Scotland to relieve Rutherglen. He was forbidden to journey in June 1309 and again in Jan. 1313. In August 1310 he accompanied the King to Berwick. In 1311 he was appointed Keeper of the Realm during the King's absence in Scotland. He was with the King in Scotland in April 1311, and in June was with him at Berwick. In 1312, after the murder of Gavaston, he and the Earl of Richmond tried to make peace between the King and Thomas, Earl of Lancaster. In 1314 he was going overseas on the King's service in the train of Queen Isabel on an embassy concerning Gascony. SIR GILBERT DE CLARE fought at the Battle of Bannockburn 24 June 1314, where he was slain while leading a fierce attack on the Scots. His body was buried at Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire at his father's right hand. His widow, Maud, died in 1320, and was buried at Tewkesbury Abbey  
  Maud - - - -  
 
  Thomas DE CLERKE  b abt 1350 Kent, England  
  Eleanor ROWLINGE  B abt 1352 Dau of Peter Rowlinge  
 
  Thomas CLERKE  b abt 1375 Wrotham, Kent, England d 1446 Kent, England  
  Sarah  - - - -  
 
  John CLERKE  b abt 1394 Forde Hall, Wrotham, Kent, England  d  abt 1482 Wrotham, Kent, England  
  Unknown   
 
  John CLERKE b abt 1420 Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England  D: 1480 Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England  
  Alice TATESHAM  B abt 1425 in Tatesham, Kent, England d abt 1480 in Wrotham, Kent, England m 1445 in Forde, Wortham, Suffolk, England Dau of Talran Tatesham.  
 
  John CLERKE b abt 1448 Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England d 6 Jul 1497 Wrotham, Kent, England
  Lucia MOYLE B abt 1450 in Canterbury, London,  England. d abt 1494 in Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England  m abt 1470 in Forde, Wortham, Suffolk, England  Dau of Walter Moyle and Margaret Lucombe / John Lucombe and Margaret Kayle
 
  James CLERKE b abt 1485 Wrotham, Kent, England d 20 Sep 1554 Wrotham, Kent, England Gentleman of Forde Hall
  Elizabeth FERRERS B 1486 in Peckham, Kent, England D 1558 Warwickshire, England M abt 1508 in Wrotham, Kent, England  Dau of Henry Ferrers and Margarett Heckstall, Grandaughter of Thomas Ferrers and Elizabeth Freville / William Heckstall. (Royal Links)
 
  George CLERKE b 1510 Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England d 8 Mar 1558 East Farleigh, Kent, England
  Elizabeth WILSFORDE b 1517 in Hartridge, Cranbrook, Kent, England D 1540 in Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England M 1553 in Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England Dau of Thomas Wilsford and Elizabeth Culpepper, grandaughter of James Wilsford and Elizabeth Betenham / Walter Colepeper and Anne Aucher (Royal Links)
 
  James CLERKE b 1540 East Farleigh, Kent, England d 13 Jul 1614 East Farleigh, Kent, England
  Mary SAXBY b Born: 1546 in Roxwell,  Essex, England d 1614 in East Farleigh, Kent, England m 1566 Forde, Wrotham, Kent, England dau of Edward Saxby and Elizabeth Fisher
 
  William CLERKE b 1561 East Farleigh, Kent, England d 12 Jun 1610 St Andrew, London, Middlesex, England
  Mary WESTON b  26 Apr 1579 in Roxwell, Essex, England, d 13 Jul 1614 in East Farleigh, Kent, England m 10 Feb 1599 in St Andrew Holborn, London, Middlesex, England  dau of Jerome Weston and Mary Cave, grandaughter of Richard Weston and Wilburga Catesby / Anthony Cave and Elizabeth Lovet  (Royal Links)
 
  James CLARK b 1608 London, Middlesex, England d 19 Dec 1674 Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut,
  Sarah HARVEY B 1622 New Haven, Connecticut, D 17 Oct 1661New Haven, Connecticut, M 11 Apr 1652 New Haven, Connecticut, dau of Richard Harvie and Ellen Elliott, grandaugter  of Vincent Harvie/ Hugh Elliott and Katherine Sare (Royal Links)
 
  Samuel CLARK b 9 Feb 1654 New Haven, Connecticut, d  22 Feb 1730 New Haven, Connecticut,
  Hannah TUTTLE b 2 Nov 1655 New Haven, Connecticut, d 21 Dec 1708 New Haven, Connecticut, m 7 Nov 1672 New Haven, Connecticut  dau of John Tuttle and Katherine Lane, and grandchild of William Tuttle and Elizabeth Matthews / John Lane and Sarah J. Lane
 
  Phinehas CLARK b 27 Jun 1687 New Haven, Connecticut, d 6 Apr 1772 North Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
  Abigail BASSETT b 15 Mar 1688 New Haven, Connecticut, d 4 Jul 1743 New Haven, Connecticut, m 9 May 1715 New Haven, Connecticut Dau of John Bassett and Mercy Todd, and grandaughter of  William Bassett and Hannah Dickerman / Christopher Todd and Grace Middlebrook
 
  Phinehas CLARK b 11 Apr 1716 New Haven, Connecticut, D 2 Feb 1777 New Haven, Connecticut,
  Sarah ROBERTS b abt 1725 in Durham, Middlesex, Connecticut, d 19 Aug 1813 in North Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, m 19 Jun 1744 New Haven, Connecticut  dau of uk
 
  Elizabeth CLARK b 24 Jun 1760 in New Haven, New Haven, CT d 15 Oct 1842 in Kingsville, Ashtabula, Ohio; Phineas Clark's parents: Phineas Clark and Abigail Bassett, last male mentioned parents: Samuel Clark & Hannah Tuttle, Abigails' are John Bassett and Mercy Todd,  Royal Connection -Plantagenets -Early Kings
  Nathan BROUGHTON b Jun 1755 Woodstock, Windham, CT   d 1820,   Revolutionary War
 
  Nathan BROUGHTON b 31 Jul 1788, Winchester, Litchfield, CT; D 8 May 1872 Delmar, Tioga PA; in 1860 Census   Delmar, Tioga   A Margaret Broughton living with them- poss grandaughter
  Sarah Jane WALKER b 1791 New York, d 26 Oct 1886 in Delmar, Tioga, PA: 1860 Census   Delmar, Tioga. Parents unknown.
 
  William BROUGHTON b 1818 PA, Both parents b in PA,  In 1860 res Delmar, Tioga; In 1880 Census res: Morris, Tioga, PA living with Nelson and his family.
  Marilla  - - - - -     b 1833 NY/or MA  m 1849 in Delmar, Tioga,  In 1860 res Delmar, Tioga; 17 years ago in 1850  Parents unknown.
 
  Nelson Hiram BROUGHTON b 1853 PA,   d    In 1860 res Delmar, Tioga; In 1870 Census 17 years old with 11 year old sister, Alice at  Delmar, Tioga, PA;on Nelson farm.  In 1880 Census res: Morris, Tioga, PA as farmer, In 1900 Census res: Saint Charles, Saginaw, as farmer; In 1910 Census: Farmer, Swan Creek, Saginaw; In 1920 Census as "H. Nelson Broughton" res Saint Charles, Saginaw- but wife named "Sophie." Occ: Miner at age 66; 1930 Census- retired- with Claude- Franks and Mrs Rosemcrans lived next door.
  Sylvia GUILFORD  b Freemont, MI 1860; In 1880 Census; In 1900 Census; In 1910 Census: In 1920 Census Listed as "Sophie Broughton" widow. Both parents b in NY;  m 21 JAN 1878 , Saginaw Royal Connection -Plantagenets  Var links- one path= Guilford/Miller/Phelphs/Warner/Montague/Malthouse/Bullock/Kingsmill/Gifford = R also Kingsmill/Pauler/Pawlet/ Welles/De Clair=R or Welles/DeSeagrave=R
 
  Hazel Laura BROUGHTON b 21 Jan 1898, d Nov 1978 Davison, MI;  m 24 Apr 1922 St. Michael's; In 1900 Census, 1910 Census:
  Charles Patrick Malott  b 6 Jun 1895 Syracuse, NY, d  Feb 1976 Davison, MI; Census 1900,1920 Occupation: Tinsmith
 
  Charles Patrick Malott JR  b 16 Sep 1924, d 28 Mar 1988 Davison, MI
  Arleen PHELPS  b 13 Jul 1928, M 2 Nov 1951
 
  Jeannette Aileen MALOTT b 21 Aug 1952
  Michael Patrick MALOTT b 1955
  Mary Leone Malott  b 19 Mar 1928 
  Donald Gene BROCKWAY  m 9 Jun 1951
 
  David Harper BROCKWAY b 8 Apr 1952
  Nancy Lynn BROCKWAY  b 6 Nov 1953
  Stephen Paul BROCKWAY  b 13 Oct 1954
  Mary Francis BROCKWAY  b 18 Dec 1956
  Catherine Ann BROCKWAY  b 11 Nov 1962
  Robert James Malott  b 18 Jul 1935
  Barbara Jean (Faye) MASSEY b 15 Jun 1934,  m Sept 1954
 
  Daniel James MALOTT  b 17 sEP 1955
  Diane Jean MALOTT  b 28 Sept 1957
  Matthew Charles MALOTT b 26 Feb 1959
  Ronald Patrick MALOTT  b 17 Mar 1962
  Catherine Sylvia Malott  b 21 Jan 1923
  Norman Jerome BROWN m May 1951
 
  Judith Colleen BROWN b 7 Mar 1952
  Susan Marie BROWN b 10 Aug 1953
 

 

 

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Teach college USA.  BA  Philosophy, MA English Drama and Literature EMU.  Born 1950, before Al Gore invented Internet. Peddling ny completed book to publishers, Who Murdered Nurse Florence Nightingale Shore?, an investigation into the unsolved murder of English army nurse, Miss Florence Nightingale Shore, goddaughter and relative of Miss Florence Nightingale.  
Battled some renal cell carcinoma , but have good prognosis. Next project may look at another person on my tree, early feminist/ adventurer/explorer/writer Patricia Elizabeth Ramsay Laye. 

 

 

OTHER PAGES OF THIS SITE:  

LAYE FAMILY UK  Connected by Marriages or Reference

EMILY LAYE   Dau of Major Francis Fenwick Laye, grand daughter of Lt. General Francis Laye

DIXON BROWN   Northumberland UK ,  Margaret Brown married Lt. General Francis Laye 1803.

AIREY of Northumberland  Lt. General Francis Laye married Mary Airey 1803    Also GILPIN, GOODEN, MULCASTER, BEDFORD (BEDFORDE), BARKUS, LAYE         

 GILLMAN of  Portsmouth  LT COL BERTIE CUNYNGHAME DWYER married Beryl Maud Gillman c 1907.
BARNES, BUTLER, CHAPMAN 
ANDERSON  NICHOLSON  Northumberland  From Laye/Airey/Barnes Line
  GUY BURGESS    Spy for KGB  LT COL BERTIE CUNYNGHAME's sister-in-law, -Evelyn Gillman.,was the mother of this double agent.

  CLAVERINGS and FENWICKS   Northumberland,  From Laye/Airey/Barnes Line

Who Muurdered Nurse Florence Nightingale Shore   My book project

GREY Northumberland  Laye/Airey/Barnes/Clavering/

CASHER      Family of Beryl Maud Gillman - A Casher did the research, and I am merely posting it for him.

GILPIN Northumberland  Northumberland,  From Laye/Airey/Barnes Line 

FLORENCE  NIGHTINGALE:  SMITHS Her maternal side: For studying the Shores or Nightingale Studies  
BEDFORDE  BEDFORD   Durham, UK From Laye/Airey Line

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE: THE SHORE FAMILY  Norton Hall, Sheffield of Norton Hall. 
General Thomas Peard Dwyer  Detailed Career

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE LINKS  For Nightingale Studies
 Lt. General Francis Laye     Major General Joseph Henry Laye I    Major General Joseph Henry Laye II    Detailed Careers

PRINCE Essex, Ontario   Tied to ways: GG Grandmother Emily Laye married John Prince, grandson of Col John Prince, and her dau, Mary Anne Dwyer married the Hon. Albert Prince, M.P- the son of Col. Prince. (Yes, that's right).
 DWYER

HON COLONEL JOHN PRINCE, M.P.  A character. Reputed to be illegitimate son of an actress and William IV, notorious for killing American prisoner's of war in the Battle of Windsor. Detroiters put a price on his head. Popular in Windsor.

LT COL BERTIE CUNYNGHAME DWYER   Bertie won Grand National in 1887. "Bertie Dwyer, an English boy of 14  . . . did the fastest time of the race, the only rider to break the two minute barrier with 1 minute 58.6 seconds . . . [A] truly remarkable effort for any rider let alone a 14 year old" (23 The Cresta Run 1885-1985).

LINKS GENEALOGICAL / MILITARY  Reference Only.
INSPECTOR WM BLENNERHASSETT DWYER   Detroit Police Inspector  Very incomplete  
KENNY  County Kerry, Ireland  Also, DWYER, TENT (BROWNE), COURTHROPE, HOARE DEAN PITT  Connected in two way. General J.H. Laye senior married Emelia Dean-Pitt, and Ensign George Sinclair Laye married Amy Selina Nugent, dau of Charlotte Marcia Dean-Pitt.
BUTTERFIELD / SIMPSON AND DUCKETT    LANCASHIRE and BOND E. P. Ramsay-Laye author/feminist pen name: Isobel Massary  4 books, articles, such as "Women and Careers" in Englishwoman Review, 9, (Apr 1878) p 96  -Arguing desirability of married women having careers.

Blennerhassett Kerry   From Dwyer/Hoare  Also  CONWAY, LYNNE, CRUMPE, O'CONNOR, HOARE, DWYER

LAYE Surname Study UK    For Genealogical Reference for all Layes

O'CONNOR Tralee Ireland  From Dwyer/Hoare  Also DWYER, BLENNERHASSETT, HOARE, DENNY, MAYNARD, BARRY, ROPER, FORREST, EDGECRUMBE, ETC 

 

KEENAN Detroit/ Ontario  Sarah Keenan married my gg grandfather, St. Hugh Simpson Gerald Toulmin Dwyer in Detroit in 1895.

 LETTERS OF MARY AIREY LAYE  Letters written by Lt. General Francis Laye's widow, pestering Lord Somerset, later Ragland, for an Ensignacy for her son. Letters to others, like Lord Hill and the Marchioness Winchester.
TOULMIN   London and LANCASHIRE, Mary Anne Toulmin Married to General Thomas Peard Dwyer 11 Apr 1839, Old Church, Saint Pancras, London    Includes: BECKETT, SIMPSON, DWYER, HARRISON, TALBOTT, DWYER CUNYNGHAME Photo Album
WALSH -Meath Ireland    Married to Laye Family Anne Maria Teresa WALSH married Emily Laye's father, Major Francis Fenwick Laye 28 Oct 1835 in Newbridge, Colpe Church County Meath, Ireland CUNYNGHAME Connection is on English branch of family. Captain Robert Hoare Dwyer married  Caroline Georgina Thurlow CUNYNGHAME
HOARE   Kerry  Cork   Connected by Robert Dwyer, father of General Thomas Peard Dwyer marrying Mary Hoare, 1744 Tralee, Kerry.   Also KENNY, DWYER, BLENNERHASSETT, BURNELL, GILPIN, NOTT, WOODCOCK, KELLEY RAMSAY Scot. Eng India   Connection is Major Francis Fenwick Laye married Elizabeth P Ramsay
OGLE Northumberland    Laye/Airey/Barnes/Clavering/Grey ASCENSION ISLAND Mini & partial hist of the RM commandants by Comm (General) T.P. Dwyer
PATERNAL ----  PASKIEWICZ   Plymouth PA/Vilna and Starynki, Russia (Старынкі ). DWYER Surname Study Detroit For Genealogical Reference for all Dwyers
PATERNAL ----  GRIZDIS   and many other spelling  Plymouth PA/Vilna  
PATERNAL---   MIKOLAYESKI  Plymouth PA/Russia/Poland PATERNAL ----  ZENKO   Plymouth PA/Vilna, Olita 
PATERNAL--   SINKIEWICZ or SINKCAVAGE Plymouth PA/Lithuania PATERNAL ---  RUZANTIS   Plymouth PA/Suwalki