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     Ephriam Lewis was born on 17 June 1852 at Parowan, Iron Co., Utah, USA.
Ephriam Lewis died on 20 April 1868 at Minersville, Beaver Co., Utah, USA, at age 15.
     His Ancestral File Number is 1DRF-4P.

     Jean Gordon married Colin Campbell 3rd Earl of Argyll, son of Archibald Campbell 2nd Earl of Argyll and Elizabeth Stewart, circa 28 February 1507.¹

     Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll married Katherine Maclean, daughter of Lachlan Maclean.²
Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll married Lady Helen Hamilton, daughter of James Hamilton PC, 2nd Lord Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran, before 26 March 1529.¹
Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll married Lady Margaret Graham, daughter of William Graham 3rd Earl of Menteith and Margaret Mowbray, on 21 April 1541.¹

Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll died on 2 December 1558.¹
     He was 4th Earl of Argyll.¹

; ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, 4th Earl of Argyll; Justiciary of Scotland and Master of the Household 1529, one of the first Scots nobles to turn Protestant, accordingly becoming a Ld of Congregation; m 1st by 26 March 1529 Lady Helen Hamilton, dau of 1st Earl of Arran (see ARRAN, E, preliminary remarks), and d 1558.¹

     Lady Helen Hamilton married Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll, son of Colin Campbell 3rd Earl of Argyll and Jean Gordon, before 26 March 1529.¹

     Lady Janet Cuninghame married Archibald Campbell PC, 5th Earl of Argyll, son of Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll and Lady Helen Hamilton, circa 5 August 1573.¹
Lady Janet Cuninghame married Humphrey Colquhoun of Luss in 1583.¹

Lady Janet Cuninghame died in 1584; dsp.¹

     Humphrey Colquhoun of Luss married Lady Janet Cuninghame, daughter of William Cuninghame 6th Earl of Glencairn and Janet Gordon of Lochinvar, in 1583.¹

     William Cuninghame 6th Earl of Glencairn married Janet Gordon of Lochinvar, daughter of Sir James Gordon of Lochinvar and Margaret Crichton, on 24 August 1549.^2,3

William Cuninghame 6th Earl of Glencairn died between 1 January 1576 and 24 February 1580.²
      ; WILLIAM CUNINGHAME, 6th EARL OF GLENCAIRN; m by 24 Aug 1549 Janet, dau of Sir John Gordon of Lochinvar, and d after 1576 but before 24 Feb 1579/80, leaving, with another s and two daus.² He was 6th Earl of Glencairn.²

     Lady Margaret Graham married Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll, son of Colin Campbell 3rd Earl of Argyll and Jean Gordon, on 21 April 1541.¹

     William Graham 3rd Earl of Menteith married Margaret Mowbray before 16 June 1521
; her 2nd husband.^5,2
      ; van de Pas cites: 1. The Complete Peerage, 1936, Doubleday, H. A. & Lord Howard de Walden, Reference: vol VIII 670
3. Burke's Colonial Gentry, London, 1891, 1895, Burke, Sir Bernard, Reference: 410.²

     Margaret Campbell married James Stuart PC, 1st Lord Doune between 11 January 1563 and 1564.²

Margaret Campbell died between February 1571 and 1572; who d Feb 1571-72, of injuries from the fire that destroyed Donibristle when her s was murdered by Huntly.^1,2

     James Stuart PC, 1st Lord Doune was born circa 1529.¹ He married Margaret Campbell, daughter of Archibald Campbell 4th Earl of Argyll and Lady Margaret Graham, between 11 January 1563 and 1564.¹

James Stuart PC, 1st Lord Doune died on 20 July 1590.¹
      ; JAMES, 1st Ld Doune, PC, Commendator of St Colme and Constable of Doune Castle; b c 1529, joined the Protestant Lords of the Congregation at the Reformation 1560, joint Ambassador to France 1560, knighted, 1565; was cr. a peer as LORD DOUNE by KING JAMES VI as being "descended of his own Blood'', 24 Nov 1581, was an Extraordinary Ld of Session, 1584-86; and d 20 July 1590. He m 11 Jan 1563-64, Margaret Campbell (who d Feb 1571-72, of injuries from the fire that destroyed Donibristle when her s was murdered by Huntly), dau of Archibald, 4th Earl of Argyll (see ARGYLL, D), Justiciar of Scotland and Master of the Household, one of the Lords of the Congregation, and by her had issue.¹ He was 1st Lord Doune on 24 November 1581.¹

     Janet Campbell married Hector Maclean of Dowart
; had issue.²

     John Henry Grubb was born on 18 February 1581 at Bedford, Bedfordshire, Climsland, co. Cornwall, England.^1,2 He married Johan H? on 1 August 1615 at co. Cornwall, England.^2,3
John Henry Grubb married Margaret Facie on 3 February 1640/41.¹

John Henry Grubb died on 19 June 1645 at Stoke Climsland, co. Cornwall, England, at age 64.²
      ; [MargrafJM.FTW] Source: A Genealogy of the Beeson-Beason Family by Henry Hart Beeson,1968, p.7. 'John Grubb was a royalist and adherant of the Church of England duringthe time of Cromwell.' GKJ-9.

; "*HENRY GRUBB the younger~9) - John Grubb's grandfather: (February 18, 1581 - June 19, 1645) was the son of Thomas by his unknown second wife . Because of the confusion over the fact that Thomas named two sons Henry, it is often incorrectly reported that Henry the younger first married sometime before 1611 when he had a daughter named Denise. Actually, Denise was the daughter of Henry Grubb the elder. Henry Grubb the younger first married on August 1, 1615 to Johan H of Kellybray, Stoke Climsland . There is some reason to believe that her maiden name may have been Hawkins because the Grubb family was very close to this early Quaker family . The surviving parish register lists no children from this marriage but in his 1688 notes Alex
Grubb indicates that Henry's son, Henry Grubb Jr was baptized in 1617. Cyril Grubb and James MacLamroc also speculated that the John Grubb who died in Stoke Climsland in 1670 was another son of Henry . However, there is no evidence to establish this. Henry's first wife, Johan was buried March 31, 1635 and Henry married Jane (or Joan) Bidgood two years later on April 29, 1637 . Henry signed the Protestation against Popery in 1641 and was buried in Stoke Climsland during the civil wars . His will has not survived ."1
McKinney cites:
1. [S102] Author, ANCESTORS OF JOHN GRUBB (1652 - 1708) by The Grubb Family Association. Edited by David N. Grubb of Ridgewood, New Jersey. October, 2001. (n.p.: n.pub., publish date).²

     Johan H? was born in 1614 at Stoke Climsland, co. Cornwall, England.² She married John Henry Grubb, son of Thomas Grubbe and Susan Hart, on 1 August 1615 at co. Cornwall, England.^3,1

Johan H? died before 31 March 1635 at co. Cornwall, England.¹
Johan H? was buried on 31 March 1635 at co. Cornwall, England.¹
     GKJ-9.

; "*HENRY GRUBB the younger~9) - John Grubb's grandfather: (February 18, 1581 - June 19, 1645) was the son of Thomas by his unknown second wife . Because of the confusion over the fact that Thomas named two sons Henry, it is often incorrectly reported that Henry the younger first married sometime before 1611 when he had a daughter named Denise. Actually, Denise was the daughter of Henry Grubb the elder. Henry Grubb the younger first married on August 1, 1615 to Johan H of Kellybray, Stoke Climsland . There is some reason to believe that her maiden name may have been Hawkins because the Grubb family was very close to this early Quaker family . The surviving parish register lists no children from this marriage but in his 1688 notes Alex
Grubb indicates that Henry's son, Henry Grubb Jr was baptized in 1617. Cyril Grubb and James MacLamroc also speculated that the John Grubb who died in Stoke Climsland in 1670 was another son of Henry . However, there is no evidence to establish this. Henry's first wife, Johan was buried March 31, 1635 and Henry married Jane (or Joan) Bidgood two years later on April 29, 1637 . Henry signed the Protestation against Popery in 1641 and was buried in Stoke Climsland during the civil wars . His will has not survived ."1
McKinney cites:
1. [S102] Author, ANCESTORS OF JOHN GRUBB (1652 - 1708) by The Grubb Family Association. Edited by David N. Grubb of Ridgewood, New Jersey. October, 2001. (n.p.: n.pub., publish date).³

     Thomas Grubbe was born in 1581 at Potterne, Devizes, Wiltshire, England.¹ He married Susan Hart between 1597 and 1629.¹

Thomas Grubbe died on 2 February 1615/16 at Potterne, Devizes, Wiltshire, England.¹
      ; [MargrafJM.FTW] Thomas graduated at Oxford University and became a Rector at Cranfield,Bedfordshire. One source says that Tomas Grubbe's father is Thomas Grubbe, born between1530-1559 in Potterne, Devizes Co., Wiltshire, England; married between1554-1599 and died on February 2, 1616/17 in England. Another source says his father was Henry Grube, Esq. born in 1555 inEngland; member of Parliament; and died in England. The source says thatAgnes Jefferey born in 1562 in England, is his wife and Thomas' mother. It may be possible that Henry Grube, Esq. is Thomas' grandfather andThomas Grube is his father. GKJ-10.

     Susan Hart was born circa 1581.¹ She married Thomas Grubbe, son of Henry Grubbe and Agnes Jeffrey, between 1597 and 1629.¹

Susan Hart died between 1613 and 1675.¹
     GKJ-10.

     Henry Grubbe married Agnes Jeffrey.
Henry Grubbe was born in 1533 at Potterne, Devizes, Wiltshire, England.¹
     GKJ-11.

     Henry Grubbe Esq. married Lady Joan Parr Radcliffe.
Henry Grubbe Esq. was born circa 1476.¹
Henry Grubbe Esq. died in 1556.¹
      ; [MargrafJM.FTW] Henry Grube (Esq.) and Agnes Jefferey (born 1559) may be the parents ofThomas Grubbe, born 1581. One source says they are his parents and theirmarriage date was 1562 in England. The source also says he was a memberof Parliament for Devizes Co., England and that he was born in England in1555 and died in England. Another source does not mention that Henry Grube has a wife, but doesmention him as the father of the Thomas Grubbe born between 1530 and1559. This same source had the following information from 'AGenealology of the Beeson -Beason Family' by Henry Hart Beeson, 1968, p.7. 'The Grubb family, or Grubbe as it was originally spelled, is of Danishorigin, where the Grubbes were very closely connected with the royalfamily and were very influential during the reigns of Christian IV andFrederick III of Denmark. A Henry Grubbe lived in Hertfordshire,England, where in 1506 he married Joan, daugher of Sir Richard Radcliffewho died in 1485 on Bosworth Field in support of King Richard III.' It is possible that this Henry Grubbe was the son of the Henry Grubbementioned above. GKJ-12.

     Margaret Facie was born between 1606 and 1629.¹ She married John Henry Grubb, son of Thomas Grubbe and Susan Hart, on 3 February 1640/41.¹

Margaret Facie died on 24 December 1642.¹

     Agnes Jeffrey married Henry Grubbe, son of Henry Grubbe Esq. and Lady Joan Parr Radcliffe.

     GKJ-11.

     Lady Joan Parr Radcliffe married Henry Grubbe Esq., son of John Grubbe and Agnes Nicole.

     GKJ-12.

     John Grubbe married Agnes Nicole, daughter of George Nicole.

     GKJ-13.

     Agnes Nicole married John Grubbe.

     GKJ-13.

     Mary Ann Higginbotham married Benjamin Arnold.²

Mary Ann Higginbotham died after 1785; per History of the Higginbotham Name: named in her father's 1785 will.¹
     In Aaron Higginbotham Sr.'s will dated 1785 at Amherst Co., Virginia, USA, Mary Ann Higginbotham was named as an heir; From History of the Higginbotham Name:
     "His will, of [1785], mentions his sons, Samuel and Aaron, and four daughters, Frances, Mary Ann, Tamasin, and Margaret."¹

     Edward Kewkewich was born in 1636.¹ He married Frances Vane, daughter of France Vane of Fairland, co. Kent, on 6 October 1664 at St. Savious, St. Olave or St. George, Southwark, co. Surrey, England.²

Edward Kewkewich died in 1674 at Minhincot, co. Cornwall, England.¹
      ; [MargrafJM.FTW] Edward Kewkewich of Minhincot, Cornwall, England. Source: BroderbundWFT Vol 2, Ed. 1, Tree #0093.

     Sir Colin Campbell 6th Earl of Argyll married Joan Stuart, daughter of Henry Stewart 1st Baron Methven and Lady Janet Stewart, circa 14 October 1551.¹
Sir Colin Campbell 6th Earl of Argyll married Lady Anne/Agnes Keith, daughter of William Keith 3rd Earl Marischal of Scotland, between 26 February 1571 and 1572.¹

Sir Colin Campbell 6th Earl of Argyll died on 10 September 1584.¹
      ; Sir COLIN CAMPBELL of Boquhan, 6th Earl of Argyll; Ld Chllr Scotland 1579; m 1st c 14 Oct 1551 Joan Stewart (dsp), dau of 1st Lord Methven (see MORAY, E); m 2nd between May 1571 and 26 Feb 1571/12 Lady Agnes/Annabel (d 16 July 1588), dau of 4th Earl Marischal (see KINTORE, E) and widow of 1st Earl of Moray (the Regent), and d 10 Sept 1584.¹ He was 6th Earl of Argyll.¹