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Sir Alfred Forster (c.1244 - c.1285) assisted Prince Edward after his escape from the rebel barons, in raising an army for the purpose of releasing his father, King Henry the III, and Prince Richard from the confinement. He was knighted o... |
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Ann Forster (Langton) (1504 - d.) 2. Thomas Foster of Iden [will dated 1543, proved PCC 1544], "married Ann daughter of ... Langton of Lancashire"; cf wife Joan named in his will. Issue: 3a. Goddard Foster of Iden; executor to hi... |
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Barbara Rodham (Forster) (1569 - 1598) Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jan 24 2017, 22:28:58 UTC |
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Berl (Bernhard) Förster (1885 - 1943) Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Förster, Berl Bernhard geboren am 15. März 1885 in Wieliczka (dt. Groß Salze) / - / Galizien wohnhaft in Berlin (Mitte)Deportation: ab Berlin 28. Juni 1943, Au... |
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Dr. phil. Bernhard Ludwig Förster (1843 - 1889) |
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Catherine Forster (Grey) (c.1582 - 1622) GREY of Chillingham (Sir Knight)2 |
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David Forster (c.1670 - 1754) Died in Pennsylvania It is believed, though not certainly known to be a fact, that David Forster, with some of his family, came from the North of Ireland about the year 1733, with the Scotch-Irish immi... |
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E.M. Forster (1879 - 1970) Edward Morgan Forster OM, CH =From WikipediaJanuary 1879 – 7 June 1970) was an English novelist, short story writer, essayist and librettist. He is known best for his ironic and well-plotted novels exa... |
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Edward Morgan Llewellyn Forster (c.1848 - 1880) |
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Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche (1846 - 1935) |
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Elizabeth "Eliza" (Blaxland) Forster [Free Settler "William Pitt" 1806] (1800 - 1876) Eliza and her husband Dr. Thomas Forster ( Army Surgeon) purchased her fathers property at Brush Farm in 1831. Gregory Blaxland sold it to them for £1,500. Eliza was assigned Frances Johnson as her dai... |
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Elizabeth Margaretha Hahn (Forster) (1715 - 1756) GEDCOM Source ===@R1253810258@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. === GEDCOM Source ===Ancestry Fam... |
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Elizabeth Forster (Brewster) (b. - 1619) |
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Lady Elizabeth Forster (de Orde) (c.1340 - 1435) |
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Elizabeth Devey (Forster) (1512 - 1582) Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees by SmartCopy : Oct 24 2014, 16:15:37 UTC Do not confuse with the Elizabeth Forster who married George Covert - they are NOT the same person. |
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Elizabeth Humphrey Forster (Sandys) (1494 - d.) Elizabeth SANDYS* parents: William SANDYS (1º B. Sandys of the Vine) & Margaret BRAYMarried: # Humphrey FOSTER (b. ABT 1500 - d. 1556) (son of George Forster and Elizabeth De La Mare)Children:# 1. Will... |
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Lady Elizabeth de Forster (Featherstonhaugh), of Stanhope Hall (c.1428 - aft.1512) Descendantsdescendants Familyfamily group sheet DNADNA view SearchFind MatchesElizabeth Forster formerly DeEtherstone Born 1450 in Durham, Englandmap Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [... |
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Elizabeth Forster (Burton), of Bourne (1589 - 1630) |
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Feorena "Florence" Forster (Wharton) (b. - 1557) = Frances Wharton (b abt. 1515 - d abt. 1557) Biography Frances Wharton was still married to her first husband, Sir Thomas Curwen in 1540, and probably had her only son by him around that ti... |
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Ferdinando Forster, MP (1670 - 1701) Family and Education b. 14 Feb. 1670, 3rd s. of Sir William Forster of Bamburgh, and bro. of William*. educ. Durham sch.; G. Inn 1686; St. John’s, Camb. 1686. unm. suc. bro. 1700.1Offices HeldEnsign, H... |
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Sir George Forster of Aldermaston (1469 - 1533) from Aldermaston Court - The Forster Family (1490 - 1752) Elizabeth de la Mare, whose male relatives predeceased her, inherited Aldermaston. Elizabeth's husband, George Forster, was the son of Sir Hump... |
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Gilbert Forester II, de Buckton (c.1290 - 1342) Gilbert Buckton - known as Gilbert de Buckton, Lived in the time of King Edward I (1272-1307 ) Edward II (1307-1327) and was listed in the inquisition . He was succeeded by his son John Forester. Gilbe... |
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Horst Siegmund Förster (1922 - 1943) Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Foerster, Horst Siegmund geboren am 14. Oktober 1922 in Berlin / - / Stadt Berlin wohnhaft in Berlin und BielefeldEmigration: 25. Januar 1939, NiederlandeDepor... |
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Rt. Hon Hugh Oakley Arnold-Forster (Arnold) (1855 - 1909) Wikipedia contributors. " H. O. Arnold-Forster ." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. |
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Sir Humphrey Forster (1476 - 1556) Humphrey Forster, ll (b. ABT 1500 - d. 1556) * parents: son of George Forster and Elizabeth de la Mare Married: # Elizabeth Sandys, daughter of William Sandys (1º B. Sandys of the Vine) & Margaret Bray... |
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Sir Humphrey Forster, of Harpsden (1440 - 1500) The Forster family originally came from Northumberland. The name means 'Forester'. This branch of the family moved south and settled at Harpsden, near Henley-on-Thames, in Oxfordshire.Links * |
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Humphrey Forster, Sheriff (c.1415 - d.) |
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James Forster, Pvt. (1728 - 1800) Ancestor # A041586 Find A Grave Memorial# 19230070James' name is spelled "Foster" in the DAR database however his grave and memorial plaque state Forster.. A search of his descendants also shows their ... |
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Jane Forster (Hungerford) (1532 - 1561) Jane Hungerford was the daughter of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Down Amny [not Sir Walter Hungerford] She married firstly to William Forster. on 7 Feb 1575 in Aldermaston, Berkshire, England Edward Hu... |
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Jane Ogle (Forster) (c.1602 - 1660) BiographyJane Forster is the daughter of Nicholas Forster of the Whitehouse. She married Henry Ogle of Eglingham.children*John Ogle (b. c.1621) m. Eleanor Pringle===Sources*Surtees Society, (1905). "Re... |
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Lady Jane Forster (Hilton) (c.1453 - c.1512) Photo, Hilton Castle, Durham England, Ref. * 'Jane Hilton* 'F, b. circa 1455, d. after 1511*Father Sir William Hilton, 7th Lord Hilton b. b 1418, d. 13 Oct 1457*Mother Mary (Mariot) Stapleton b. b 1417... |
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Janet Greville (Forster) (c.1454 - 1507) |
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Lady Joan Forster (de Elmeden), Heiress of Angus (c.1395 - aft.1465) De Elmedon was the daughter of Elizabeth De Umfreville. Her great great great grandfather, Gilbert De Umfreville married Elizabeth Comyn (chart 506). Her great grandfather, Richard Comyn married Hextil... |
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Joan Hussey Forster (c.1491 - aft.1539) John Hussey, 1st Baron Hussey of Sleaford (sometimes "Huse"; 1465/1466 – 1536/1537) was Chief Butler of England[2] from 1521 until his death.[3] He was a member of the House of Lords, and a Chamberlain... |
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Johann Reinhold Forster (1729 - 1798) Johann Reinhold Forster (1729 - 1798) was originally a clergyman in Danzig, but became a naturalist who accompanied James Cook on his second journey around the world in 1772 - 1773. He discovered five ... |
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Johanna Vera Förster (Stein) (1892 - 1943) Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Förster, Johanna Vera geborene Stein geboren am 19. Mai 1892 in Gescher / Coesfeld / Westfalen wohnhaft in Berlin (Mitte)Deportation: ab Berlin 28. Juni 1943, ... |
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Sir John Forster, Knt., of Bamburgh (1520 - 1602) Sir John Forster (1502?-1602) was an English military commander and Warden of the Middle Marches. Life Born about 1501, he was son of Sir Thomas Forster (d. 1527) of Etherston, Northumberland, mars... |
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Sir John Forster, 1st Governor of Bamborough (c.1176 - 1220) Sir John Forster d 1220 was one of the line of Northumberland Forsters.According to Forster family accounts, in 1191, Sir John Foster accompanied King Richard I "Richard the Lionheart" to Palestine dur... |
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John Forster of Buckton (c.1316 - 1371) Sir John Forster II. B. 1316 in England. D. 1371 in England. He Married Elizabeth, the daughter of Roger de Edrystone (Etherstone) and thus gained the Etherstone (or Adderstone) estate as his own. The ... |
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John Forster of Buckton (c.1347 - 1440) John Forster married Elizabeth De Orde. Soldier with the Black Prince at the battle of Poietirers in 1357. |
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John (Don Juan) Forster (1814 - 1882) John (Don Juan) Forster (1814 – February 20, 1882) was born in England; became a Mexican citizen of early California, and was one of the largest landowners in California.=Early life=In 1830, John Forst... |
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John Forster, I (1715 - 1783) COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHY John Forster: (4 sons only!) Thomas (married Jane Young), John Jr. (died young unmarried), Andrew (Sussanah Gray) , Robert (married Esther Renick) . 4 daughters only, Christena ... |
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John Forster (1626 - 1693) John Forster, author of "England's Happiness promoted by a Plantation of Potatoes" dedicated to King Charles II 1664 Hanslage, Baptized 1626 died 1693 |
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Jonas Forster (1689 - 1715) GEDCOM Source ===@R1253810258@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. === GEDCOM Source ===Ancestry Fam... |
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Josiah P. Forster (1756 - 1836) Josiah and wife are confirmed on his father's pension papers."United States Census, 1810", database with images, FamilySearch ( : accessed 7 June 2016), Josias Forster, 1810.David and John Caldwell are... |
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Juliana Russell (Forster) (c.1555 - bef.1585) Not the mother of Ann Roote Not the daughter of Sir Nicholas Forster Ref: her only known child was Edward Russell, who died s.p. ===Family Juliana Foster was the daughter of Sir John Foster.1 She marri... |
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Katharine "Ka" Arnold-Forster (Laird Cox) (1887 - 1938) Laird ("Ka") Cox (1887–1938), the daughter of a British socialist stockbroker and his wife, was a Fabian and graduate of Cambridge University. There, she met Rupert Brooke, becoming his lover, and was ... |
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Laura Forster (Thornton) (1809 - 1879) |
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Lady Margaret Forster (Browning) (1528 - 1599) concerns== This Margaret is the same as Lady Margaret Forster . Merge must be done by a curator due to this profile's lockdown.==changes to be made by a curator==* Name/Display Name: (blank)==brief bio... |
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Margaret Heron (Forster) (aft.1505 - bef.1588) Margaret Forster aka Foster Born between 1505 / 1517 in Adderstone, Northumberland, England Died after 1596 in Northumberland, England Daughter of Thomas Forster of Adderstone and Dorothy Ogl... |
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Margaret Forster (Whyte) (c.1526 - 1597) Sir Patrick White (c.1480-1561) was an Irish politician and judge, noted for his forty-year tenure on the Irish Bench, much of which was spent as Baron of the Court of Exchequer (Ireland).[1]*He was fr... |
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Margaret Stevens (Forster) (1755 - 1839) Margaret FORSTER * Birth: 19 OCT 1755 in Fredrick Co, Virginia * Death: 08 MAR 1839 in Washington Co, Tennessee* Father: William FORRESTER b: ABT 1725 * Mother: MaryMarried# James BARNES# Henry STEPHEN... |
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Margaret Ridley (Forster) (b. - 1626) |
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Margaret Forster (1938 - 2016) Margaret Forster was an English novelist, biographer, memoirist, historian and literary critic. She is best known for her 1965 novel Georgy Girl, which was made into a successful film and inspired a hi... |
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Margery Forster (Hopkins) (c.1530 - d.) 3e. Thomas Foster, bequeathed lands at Stone, Kent, by his father, 1543; "of St John Street, London"; married Margery Hopkins. (p. ___ Hopkins and ___ Herword). Issue: 4a. Constance Foster, (sic -... |
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Mary Catherine Forster (Hess) (1690 - 1715) GEDCOM Source ===@R1253810258@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. === GEDCOM Source ===Ancestry Fam... |
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Mary Forster (Hussey) (c.1520 - 1573) Mary Hussey was born 1509/1527 in third sister and co-heiress; "aet 30 or more" 1559, and died 4 Mar 1572/1573. She was the daughter of Robert Hussey of Halton Holgate of Linwood in Blankney; Knt and A... |
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Mary (Forster) Underwood [Free Settler "Harriett" 1817] (1746 - 1831) Mary FORSTER was born c1746Mary married Thomas UNDERWOOD c1767 and they had the following children* James 1771* Joseph 1779Mary arrived in Sydney Cove on 11/5/1817 on "Harriet", along with her son Jose... |
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Sir Matthew Forster, Sheriff of Northumberland (c.1592 - c.1631) From "Archaeologia Aeliana, or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity, edited by C.H. Hunter Blair (1917), Pg. 6, Sheriffs of Northumberland: union of the crowns in 1605 brought peace to the Border... |
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Nicolas Forster, of the Whitehouse (1575 - 1659) |
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Olga Bronner (Förster-Prowe) (b. - 1935) source: |
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Sir Randolph Forster, 2nd Governor of Bamborough (1220 - c.1256) accompanied Prince Edward, brother of Henry the III to France. With the rank of General, he accompanied Prince Richard, the brother of King Henry III, to France to recover his possessions. Sir Randolph... |
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Reginald Forster (1254 - 1328) [ ] == claims that 'Sir Reginald Forster's father is "Sir Alfred Forster was called "The Generous." He was knighted on the battlefield of Eversham August 4, 1265 and died in 1284. Some sources add anot... |
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Reginald Forster (Forester) (c.1618 - 1684) |
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Sir Reginald Forster, 4th Governor of Bamborough (1283 - 1328) Sir Reginald FORESTER , (born before 1285 England – 1328) 4th Governor of Bamborough who fought at Bannockburn, 1314, and died in 1328, leaving descendants who were great chieftains and closely allied ... |
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Sir Richard Forster (c.1310 - c.1371) Gen. - Sir Richard FORESTER , (born England - 1371) 5th Governor of Bamborough who fought at Crecy, 1346; Poitiers, 1356; was knighted for valor; died in 1371 ; and was succeeded by his son, The Battle... |
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Sir Robert Forster, Knight "of Shropshire" (c.1559 - 1618) ---------------------------------=From rootsweb:The history of the FORSTER family in England begins with Baldwin I, Count of Flanders. Baldwin I married Princess Judith, daughter of Charles, King of Fr... |
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Robert Forster, of Adderstone (1355 - 1390) |
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Sir Robert Forster (Foster), Esq., Lord Chief Justice (1589 - 1663) From Wikipedia Robert Foster (1589–1663) was an English judge and Chief Justice of the King’s Bench.===Early career===Foster was the youngest son of Sir Thomas Foster, a judge of the common pleas in th... |
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Robert Wallace Forster (Foster), Jr. (1941 - 2019) Wallace Forster Jr. (born Robert Wallace Foster Jr. ) was an American actor, known for his roles as John Cassellis in Haskell Wexler's Medium Cool (1969), Lebanese terrorist Abdul Rafai in The Delta Fo... |
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Sir Roger Forster (1485 - aft.1545) Foster Family of Flanders, England and America, by Dr Billy Glen Foster Now to return to Sir Roger Forster, the second son of Sir Thomas Forster of Etherstone and his wife, the daughter of Featherstone... |
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Sir Roger Forster (c.1458 - d.) |
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Susan Claire Forster (Matson) (1567 - 1612) |
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Susannah "Susan" Foster (Forster), of Iden (1548 - bef.1626) St Dunstan, Hunsdon, Hert, England Parish Church online burial record transcribed 1915page 79 Lady Susan Forster late wife of Sir Thomas Forster 4 March 1626 From page 93 of The Virginia Magazine of Hi... |
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Sir Thomas Forster, III, Knight, 9th Gov., Sheriff of Northum (c.1471 - aft.1526) THE DATES FOR THOMAS ARE VERY CONFUSING, REFERENCES ARE LISTING SEVERAL WHICH DO NOT MATCH UP WITH HIS CHILDREN'S DATES Sir Thomas Forster IV. B.1477 in England. D. March 4, 1526 in England. Born at A... |
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Sir Thomas Forster, Knight (1528 - 1571) According to the Visitations of Hertfordshire , Thomas Forster and Margaret Browning of Hunsdon, Hertfordshire were the parents of * James* Michell* William* Richard* Thomas (II). |
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Sir Thomas Forster, Judge (1548 - 1612) Sir Thomas Foster Find a Grave His Father Thomas Roger Forster (Sr), Sir Knight Find a Grave Thomas changed his last name from Forster to Foster1604 Served as The Chief Justice of Common Pleas Court We... |
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Sir Thomas Forster (Foster), of Etherstone, I (bef.1388 - 1473) Thomas Forster Esq. I. (1397 Buckton, Parish of Holy Island, Durham, England – 1465 in England) 7th Governor of Bamborough, Lord of Etherstone married Joan de Elwerden (c.1405 – 1425), co-heiress to th... |
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Thomas ll Forster of Iden (c.1500 - bef.1544) Visitation of Sussex, 1634: Foster of Burwash: argent, on a bend engrailed sable, three bucks' heads caboshed or. 1. Thomas Foster, buried at Borredg [i.e. Burwash] church. Issue: 2. Thomas Foster... |
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Rev. Thomas Forster, Esq. (c.1555 - 1648) From Forster (5) Esquire was born about 1555 in Gisburne, Yorkshire, England and was christened in Brunton, Northumberland. His parents were Cuthbert FORSTER and Elizabeth BRADFORD. Many sources say... |
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Sir Thomas Forster, IV, Sheriff of Northumberland (1526 - 1589) 'Thomas Forster1*M, #234202*Last Edited=14 Jun 2007* ' Thomas Forster is the son of Sir Thomas Forster and Dorothy Ogle.1 He married Florence Wharton, daughter of Thomas Wharton, 1st Baron Wharton.1* '... |
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Sir Thomas Forster, of Adderstone (c.1549 - 1587) Sir Thomas Forster VI of Adderstone. B.1488. D.1580 in England. This Thomas married Isobel, daughter of John Brewster of Lucker, and they had eight legitimate children. However he also sired several ot... |
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Thomas de Forster, II., Lord Etherstone (c.1425 - aft.1512) (Sir Knight) Thomas Forster (I)He was knighted and married Elizabeth Featherstonebaugh of Stanhope Hall, Durham. This family was of Saxton origin and was seated at Featherstone in Northumberland before... |
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Thomas Foster (Forster), of Hanslope (c.1490 - 1555) |
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Thomas de Forster, III., Lord Etherstone (c.1452 - c.1526) first child, Thomas, married Jane Hilton (chart 146). They had seven children. Their 4th child, Thomas Forster, married Dorothy Ogle. He died after 4 Mar 1526. Their son, Thomas, married Frances Wharto... |
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Maj. Thomas Forster (1746 - 1804) aged 58 yrs Rev. War Veteran. Addtl. References: Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania by J. H. Beers dated 1898 , pages 154-155 for information regarding Thomas Forster and his par... |
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Sir Walter Forster, Kt. (aft.1526 - 1622) Knight, merchant and Alderman of Dublin |
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William Forster, MP (1504 - 1574) FORSTER, William (d.1574), of Aldermaston, Berks.§ s. of Sir Humphrey Forster of Aldermaston by Elizabeth, da. of William, 1st Baron Sandys. educ. Oxf. BA 1540, MA 1543; L. Inn 1542. m. c.1553, Jane, d... |
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Sir William John Forster, Knight, 6th Governor of Bamburgh Castle (c.1358 - c.1422) General in the war against the French under King Henry V of England [1413 - 1422]. He was knighted for valor. |
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Rt. Hon. William Edward Edward Arnold (Forster), Mp Pc Frs Jp Dl (1818 - 1886) Edward Forster, PC, FRS (11 July 1818 – 5 April 1886) was an English industrialist, philanthropist and Liberal Party statesman. His staunch advocacy of lethal force against the Land League earned him t... |
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Sir William Forester (1146 - 1176) Sir William Forster , Governor of Etherstone died 1176,Parents were Sir Reginald Forester (d. 1156) & unknown.Married: UnknownChildren:# Sir John Forester (d. 1220) == [ ] ====Notes==Governor of Ethers... |
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William Forster, MP (1667 - 1700) Family and Education b. 28 July 1667, 1st s. of Sir William Forster of Bamburgh by Dorothy, da. of Sir William Selby of Twizell, Northumb.; bro. of Ferdinando Forster*. educ. Durham sch.; St. John's, C... |
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William J. Forester (1797 - 1874) Wiliam must have moved after 1837 when son RA was born. This was at the time Illinois had just been opened up for settlement and they move to Galva, Henry County, IL. They are still there in 1860 enume... |
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Allenspach (Forster) (c.1495 - d.) |
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Forster (Bachmann) (deceased) |
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Cowley (Forster) (deceased) |
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Timmins (Forster) (deceased) |
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Ridell (Forster) (deceased) |