Since internet ancestry websites can be changed by amateur user input, it is questionable to take any one source as solely accurate. Therefore, Mom’s List of Names is verified from many historical sources. They are consistent, easily accessible, researched, and unchanging because some are centuries old. Anyone can research and verify on their own. See links below to books and archives.
Roger Bigod (1060-1107): In 1100, Bigod (as Roger Bigot) was one of the witnesses recorded on the Charter of Liberties, precursor to the Magna Carta of 1215.
William d'Aubigny, 1st Earl of Arundel (1130-1193): The first proven English supporter of the crusader Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem. WikiTree, Geneanet, PoMS
Caspar Peter (1698-1739): Arrived in Philadelphia on the ship "Louther" on Oct 14, 1731, from Rotterdam via Dover.
James H Mallicoat Sr. (1772-1845): His wife, Rhoda Witcher, was 1/8th Shawnee. Her ancestor, Pekowi Chief Straight Tail Opessa Opethatha, signed a treaty in 1701 with William Penn. Straight Tail was Tecumseh's Great Grandfather.
Calvin Mallicoat (1840-1932): A Civil War Union soldier in Company "E" 25th Illinois Infantry. Fought in the Battle of Chickamauga and the Battle of Missionary Ridge.
General Baker Schofield Mallicoat (1880-1954): His wife, Martha J. Bear-Daniel (Mattie Daniels), was of the Cherokee Bear Clan, and her parents escaped the Trail of Tears.
Col George Reade (1608-1674): Great-great grandparents of George Washington. He voyaged to Virginia in 1637. His father-in-law, Capt. Nicolas Martiau, was a military engineer sent to Virginia in 1620 to build fortifications. WikiTree
Sgt. Samuel Dedman (1722-1800): Served in the Revolutionary War (Rolls, 1775-1783, Page 85).
Cpl. George R. Kinlen (1931-2009): Corporal, United States Marine Corps. Served in the Korean War (1 Jan 1951 - 24 Dec 1953, Dept. of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850 - 2010).