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[45087] Rayford is age 19 in the 19 April 1930 federal census in his parents' home in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME. "Bangor Daily News [ Bangor, Maine], 25 Septembr 2008": Cherryfield and Bucksport - Walter Rayford Leach, 96, passed away July 17, 2007, at Narraguagus Bay Health Care Facility, Milbridge, after a brief illness. He was born Jan. 24, 1911, in Penobscot, the son of the late W. Scott Leach and Mercy (Torrey) Leach. Walter grew up on a farm and worked on the farm milking cows, cutting hay, and raking blueberries. He graduated from Clark High School, Penobscot, in 1928. In 1932, he graduated from the University of Maine in Orono and received his masters degree in education in 1959. Walter served as principal and worked as basketball and baseball coach at Clark High School, Penobscot; Milbridge High School; Potter Academy, Sebago; and Corrina Union Academy. He also served as principal at Calais Memorial High School. Walter served as superintendent of schools at Union 40, which included New Sharon. He also served as superintendent in Sullivan. During the summer breaks from teaching and serving as principal, Walter worked for Jasper Wyman and Sons as a tester of products and supervisor of the factory during the summers. After his retirement from education in 1969, he worked at a vegetable and berry farm in Bucksport during the summer and also worked at H&R Block doing taxes from 1970 to 1988. While in education, he belonged to several organizations including the Executive Committee Association, Maine Principals Association, and National Education Association, where he served as a delegate to conventions in Boston, Atlantic City, Chicago, and Seattle. Walter was also a Mason since 1938 and a past member of the Farmington Rotary Club. Walter married his first wife, Madeline Pearl Scott, in 1934. Madeline passed away in 1967. He married Georgie (Gross) Chasse, in 1968. Georgie passed away in 1986. Walter was also predeceased by a son, Arlyn Leach, in 1998; a brother, Arthur Leach; and a sister, Rilla Moore. He is survived by a son, Wayne R. Leach and wife, Pauline, of Winslow; stepsons, Fred and wife, Mickey Chasse, of South Bristol, John Chasse and wife, Marilee, of Virginia, and Robert Chasse and wife, Earline, of Bucksport; longtime companion, Lorena Colbeth of Cherryfield; her son, Fulton Colbeth and wife, Nedra, of Cherryfield; Arlyns wife, Elizabeth Leach, of New Hampshire; grandchildren, Craig Leach, Clark Leach, Christopher Leach, Nathan Leach, Kenneth Leach, David Leach, Kimberly Colbeth, Kathy Colbeth, Thomas Colbeth, Anthony Small, and Timothy Small; many great-grand-children, nieces and nephews.
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[57247] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 27 May 2022: "Old Town - Charlotte L. Fish, 91, died peacefully May 20, 2022, at a local hospital. She was born April 8, 1931, in Caribou, a daughter of George D and Hazel I. (McIntosh) Mason. Charlotte was a talented artist in various forms. As a painter, she used various mediums including oil, charcoal, and pastels to create portrait and landscape pieces. She also liked music and played the piano and guitar. She enjoyed back road traveling, camping, and coastal trips. Charlotte took pleasure working in her garden and ice skating, but most of all she loved spending time with her family and having cookouts. She is survived by five children, Karen Zych and husband, Jim, of FL, Dawna St. Louis and wife, Debbie, of NH, Jenise Soucy and husband, Alain, of Howland, Shannon Fish of Dedham, and Traci McClarie and her husband, Pete, of Winslow; 10 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; sister, Madeline Sargent; brother, George Mason and wife, Joan, of Edinburg. She was predeceased by her husband, Richard Alan Fish in 2007; grandson, Christopher St. Louis; brother, Robert Mason; and sisters, Dorothy Kerr and Marian Miles."
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[48545] Lovina's line is from the unverified Lloyd Family Tree in 2021 in Ancestry.com. "Reading Times [Reading, Pennsylvania]," 29 November 1910, p. 3: "Lovina, widow of Percival Bordner, of Freystown, died at 2 o'clock Monday morning of general debility, aged 78 years. She lived at Myerstown until the death of her husband, about 10 years ago, since which time her home was in Bethel with her son in law, Israel H. Frantz, at Freystown. She is survived by five sons, Percival and Henry of Cincinnati, O.; Daniel, of Newark, N.J.; Charles, of Meyerstown; Jacob, county commissioner of Robesonia; one daughter, Mrs. Israel H. Frantz, of Freytown; two brothers, Daniel Miller, of Freystown; Jacob Miller, of Millersburg; two sisters, Misses Rebecca and Catharine Miller, of Millersburg."
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[1190] This Richard was active in 1536 (suppressing the Pilgrimage of Grace), so could NOT have a daughter who married a man b. in 1360! Greenwood's book gives 5 sons & 4 daughters for Richard.
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[37879] Find A Grave memorial 28075301 offers: "Edmund Scarborough was a lawyer and physician by educational training. He migrated to the English Colony of Virginia in 1631 and soon became the largest landholder on the Eastern Shore, owning over one quarter of the land. He was a shipping leader, owning a large shipping fleet that he kept docked in Boston. He was granted the exclusive rights by the King of England to make salt, from sea water, and owned the first such plant in the United States. He also owned one of the earliest shoe and tanning factories in Virginia; along with a malt plant. He was elected to the House of Burgess from 1642 to 1671; he was speaker of the House in 1645. He was Surveyor General of Virginia from 1655 to 1671. The Calvert-Scarborough Line of 1668 divides Maryland and Virginia, which he laid out. In 1660 he was elected High Sheriff of Accomack County and was a the head of the local militia, elected to rank of Colonel. His brother, Sir Charles Scarborough, was the private physician to King Charles II, King James II, and William and Mary of England."
[51706] Thanksful, a twin, is said to be daugher of Thomas Swift Sr. (1692-1770) & Thankful Morey (1695-1750; m. 23 January 1718 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA).
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