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     Mary E. Delafield was the daughter of Maturin Livingston Delafield and Mary Coleman Livingston.¹

     Maturin Livingston Delafield was born in 1836.² He was the son of Major Joseph Delafield and Julia Livingston.¹ Maturin Livingston Delafield married Mary Coleman Livingston, daughter of Eugene Augustus Livingston and Harriet Coleman, on 1 December 1868.¹

     Maturin Livingston Delafield Jr. was born on 29 September 1869.² He was the son of Maturin Livingston Delafield and Mary Coleman Livingston.¹

     John P. Delano. Mariner.² He was born circa 1830 in Maine.² He married Adelaide Lydia Crooker, daughter of Charles Crooker and Rachel Sewall.¹

     Salome Delano was born on 17 March 1850.¹ She married William Titcomb, son of Rev. Benjamin Titcomb.¹

     Sara Delano married James Roosevelt, son of Isaac Roosevelt and Mary Rebecca Aspinwall.¹

     Alex Delgado married Ann Howard Bridges, daughter of Dr. William Henry Bridges and Harriet Marie English, in 1872.¹

     Angele Delord was born on 12 June 1900. She married Pierre Santax, son of Pierre Santax and Marie Debat, on 9 April 1923.¹

     George Frederick Demmons was born on 27 August 1900.² In September 1918 he was a sailor on the ship Dora of New York.² He married Mabel Sewall, daughter of Ammi S. Sewall and Eugenia R. Weed, on 23 April 1923.¹ George Frederick Demmons and Mabel Sewall appear on the census of 1930 at South Portland, Maine, with their two daughters. He was a mechanic.³

     Ralph de Dene, was the son of Robert de Dene.¹ Ralph de Dene, married (unknown) de Gatton,, daughter of (unknown) de Gatton,.¹ Ralph de Dene, was living circa 1070 he was lord of Buckhurst in Sussex. He possessed large estates in that county and in Kent. He founded Otteham Abbey for monks of the Premonstratensian order.¹

     Robert de Dene, was the son of Ralph de Dene, and (unknown) de Gatton.¹ Robert de Dene, married Sybylla (Unknown).²

     Robert de Dene, was the son of Robert de Dene.¹

      Pincerna or butler to Edward the Confessor. He held large estates in Sussex, Kent and Normandy.^1,2

     Mary Denike married Joseph Mead.¹

     (?) Denison was the son of John Denison and Mary Leverett.¹

     (?) Denison was the daughter of John Denison and Mary Leverett.¹

     Maj-Gen. Daniel Denison was born in 1612.¹ He died in 1682.¹

     Major-General Daniel Denison married Patience Dudley, daughter of Govenor Thomas Dudley and Dorothy Yorke, on 18 October 1632.¹

     Elizabeth Denison was born in 1641.³ She was the daughter of Maj-Gen. Daniel Denison.² Elizabeth Denison married Rev. Dr. John Rogers, son of Rev. Nathaniel Rogers and Margaret Crane, on 14 November 1660 in Ipswich.³ Elizabeth Denison died in 1723.³

     John Denison was born circa 1690








(n.b. he died 25 November 1724 in the 34th year of his age; his father died 1689; his mother remarried 1690).² He was the son of Rev. John Denison and Elizabeth Saltonstall.¹ John Denison graduated in 1710 from Harvard.³ In 1713/14 was librarian of Harvard College; studied divinity and preached one year but was never ordained; afterwards settled in Ipswich as a lawyer and attained the rank of Colonel.³ He married Mary Leverett, daughter of Hon. John Leverett and Margaret Rogers, on 9 April 1719.³ John Denison died on 25 November 1724 in Ipswich.^3,4

     Rev. John Denison was born in 1665.³ He was the son of Major-General Daniel Denison.² Rev. John Denison graduated in 1684 from Harvard.¹ He married Elizabeth Saltonstall, daughter of Colonel Nathaniel Saltonstall and Elizabeth Ward, before 1684 in Cambridge.^1,3 Rev. John Denison died in 1689.¹

     Anne of Denmark was born on 14 October 1574 in Skanderborg Castle, Jutland, Denmark.¹ She was the daughter of Frederick II King of Denmark and Norway and Sophia of Mecklenburg-Güstrow.¹ Anne of Denmark married Charles James Stewart, James VI King of Scots. James I King of England, son of Henry Stewart, Lord Darnley, King Consort of Scotland and Mary Stuart Queen of Scots, on 20 August 1589 or 24 August 1589 in Kronborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark, by proxy and in person on 23 November, 1589, at Oslo, Norway, and again in person on 21 January, 1590, at Kronborg Castle.

She was crowned Queen Consort of Scotland on 17 May, 1590 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh and Queen Consort of England on 25 July, 1603 in Westminster Abbey.¹ Anne of Denmark died on 4 March 1619 in Hampton Court Palace at the age of 44 and was buried in Westminster Abbey.¹

     Christian I of Denmark, King of Denmark and Norway was born in February 1426 in Oldenburg.² He was the son of Count Dietrich Oldenburg and Hedwig Schleswig and Holstein.² Christian I of Denmark, King of Denmark and Norway married Dorothea Brandenburg on 28 October 1449 in Copenhagen. Christian I of Denmark, King of Denmark and Norway died on 21 May 1481 in Copenhagen at the age of 55.²

     Margarete Denmark was born in 1456. She was the daughter of Christian I of Denmark, King of Denmark and Norway and Dorothea Brandenburg.^1,2 Margarete Denmark married James Stewart, King James III of Scotland, son of James Stewart, King James II of Scotland and Mary of Gueldres, on 13 July 1469. Margarete Denmark died in 1486.¹

     (fl. 1234).² Sir Alured Denn of Denn Hill was the son of William Denn of Denn Hill.¹ Seneschal of the priory of Christ Church, Canterbury and Escheator of the County of Kent. Appointed by Henry III to form, in conjunction with Sir Henry de Bath, the laws of Romney Marsh.³

     William Denn of Denn Hill was the son of Robert de Dene, and Sybylla (Unknown).^1,2 Note: Denn(e) Hill is to be found in the parish of Kingston on Barham Downs, Kent.¹

     Avis Denne was the daughter of Thomas Denne of Kingston.¹

     Catherine Denne was the daughter of William Denne of Kingston and Agnes Tufton.² Catherine Denne married John Gookin of Ripple Court, son of Thomas Gookin of Bekesbourne and Amy Durant, on 28 October 1566 in Bekesbourne.³ Catherine Denne died in October 1612.³ She was buried in Canterbury.³

     George Denne was the son of Sir Alured Denn of Denn Hill.¹