[54266] Lucy is said to be daughter of Capt. John Alley (1783-1854) & Tryphena Heath (1784-1872; m. 27 Jun 1804). She and Samuel had: Mary Jane Wallace Wallace (1846-1916), Thomas Frank Wallace (1847-1863), Elmira E. Wallace Peabody (1850-1883), Sabrina Adeline Wallace Peabody (1850-1919), Anna May Wallace Norton (1856-1932), Henrietta M. Wallace Gould Alley (1857-1942), Melvin John Wallace (1859-1942), Elizabeth Adeline Wallace Beal (1863-1946) & Thomas Franklin Wallace (1866-1951).
[45054] Solomon is son of John Baptiste Bardell (1832-1900) & Mary Magdalene Kenepp (1832-1892).
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Almon is son of Holland Brown and Sarah Mix. For an article about Almon, see "History of Summit Coounty . . .," William Henry Perrin, ed. (Chicago: Baskin & Batty, 1881), p. 676. FindAGrave offers his obituary: "Almon Brown died at his home, No. 217 South Case Ave. in Akron. He had been in feeble health for some time. The funeral was held on April 3, 1889 at 2:00 P.M. at the family residence. Mr. Brown was born in Tompkins County, N.Y. and in 1816 he along with his parents, Holland Brown & Sarah Mix, and 6 more children came to Ohio, the transportation being by means of a sled drawn by 2 yoke of oxen, the stronger members of the family, which included Almon, walking the entire distance. The trip took 26 days. The cabin in which the family was reared was 20 square feet of round logs and had but one room in it. The cabin had Oiled paper windows, a board door made from from the sled box and a stick chimney. The family subsequently moved to Medina County and Mr. Brown was a residence for a number of years in Norton Township. Mr. Brown was engaged in carpentry for 20 years following his 1st marriage and wood turning in Norton Township. He moved to Middlebury in 1866, was Justice of the Peace in Middlebury, 1885-1888, Ward and Township assessor of 8 or 9 years, mail agent for several years, and Mayor of Middlebury for 2 terms, the last being during the vote to annex to Akron. Mr. Brown was elected Coroner of Summit County in October of 1872 and re-elected for numerous terms serving in that position until 1884. His first wife was Rosalinda Hinman, married Jan. 1, 1828. She died May 13, 1847. They had 5 children.
His second wife was Eva Ann Shively, married Sept. 9, 1847. She died June 17, 1857. They had 2 children. His third wife was Catherine Paulus-Reed, married May 13, 1858."
Ancestry and further information concerning Frederick is posted athttp://www.coleman-family.org/pubs/colpub9.pdf which reports that Frederick m. 2nd Margaret's sister, "Lydia Schade (June 13, 1813-January 21, 1873) who bore him ten children. Their children were: Lewis (ca 1835); Isaac (September 12, 1836-April 27, 1919) married Susannah Umholtz; Isabella (July 5, 1839-February23,1917) married Absalom Gottschall; Harriett (ca 1840);Charles (1841/1842); Solomon (1843); Maria (1845-1915) married Emanuel Schwalm; Savilla (March 18, 1848-November 8, 1882) married John D. Hepler; John Andrew (1849-1919) married Marie Maurer; and Samuel (b. 1855). Savilla Coleman Hepler and her eight year old daughter, Mary Martha Hepler, died tragically in a house fire on November 8, 1882 and are buried at St. Matthew's (Coleman) Church cemetery."
Ancestry.com offers: "Coleman Name Meaning - Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Colmáin 'descendant of Colmán'. This was the name of an Irish missionary to Europe, generally known as St. Columban (c.540-615), who founded the monastery of Bobbio in northern Italy in 614. With his companion St. Gall, he enjoyed a considerable cult throughout central Europe, so that forms of his name were adopted as personal names in Italian (Columbano), French (Colombain), Czech (Kollman), and Hungarian (Kálmán). From all of these surnames are derived. In Irish and English, the name of this saint is identical with diminutives of the name of the 6th-century missionary known in English as St. Columba (521-97), who converted the Picts to Christianity, and who was known in Scandinavian languages as Kalman. Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Clumháin 'descendant of Clumhán', a personal name from the diminutive of clúmh 'down', 'feathers'. English: occupational name for a burner of charcoal or a gatherer of coal, Middle English coleman, from Old English col '(char)coal' + mann 'man'. English: occupational name for the servant of a man named Cole. Jewish (Ashkenazic): Americanized form of Kalman. Americanized form of German Kohlmann or Kuhlmann."
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[30436] "Public Opinion [Chambersburg, PA], 15 February 1988," pp. 13-14: "Think young people are wild today? Picture a guy riding a motorcycle down Main Street standing on the saddle and steering with a rope attached to the handlebars. Ninety-four-year old John Grove chuckled recalling that stunt. 'And I used to put the sidecar in the air, and myself in the air," he said. "We really made the dirt fly when we started out.' The former national motorcycle hill-climbing champion lives a much more tame life on a much slower set of wheels these days, but there's nothing dull about the sparkle in his eyes when he recalls his stunt-riding days. Confined to a wheelchair, the Chambersburg native probably is better known around town as the man who had the bicycle shop on East Washington Street. But he also likes to be remembered as the first Harley-Davidson motorcycle dealer in the borough. How much did he like motorbikes? Consider that two of his children were named after them Thora Isabelle, for the Thor model, and Walter Davidson Grove, a T.B. Wood's Sons Co. retiree. Another son, Raymond, is deceased. Isabelle (as she prefers to be called) Miller and her father recently spread out old photos, newspaper clippings and scrapbooks on a sofa at Franklin County Nursing Home, where he has lived for more than three years. Faded photos showed a nice-looking young man riding a bicycle across a railroad trestle, doing the ultimate motorcycle wheelie up a mountainside, and, if that isn't adventuresome enough, being shackled with chains to be locked in a barrel. Touted as 'Raymond, the Boy Handcuff King and Bridge Jumper,' John Raymond Grove in his pre-teen years starred in his parents' traveling magic and hypnotism shows. The near-centenarian recalled traveling coast-to-coast by train, 'seeing something new in every town,' and attending school between performances. It seems that the son of Charles and Bertha Gilmore Grove was destined to become a daredevil. He could ride a tricycle before he could walk and as a youngster he delighted in riding a bicycle down the stairs. 'I was an only child. They thought I was enough,' he chuckled. Before he got his first motorcycle a Haverford at age 16 he and a friend rode bicycles on dirt roads to and from Baltimore in 24 hours, he said, presenting a few scrapbook pages documenting the tiring trip. Grove started selling motorcycles in 1912 and in 1914 opened the first motorcycle and bicycle shop in Chambersburg on South Main Street. He later moved the business to his Washington Street home. Grove said John Schall, who sold him his first motorcycle and who had the only bike shop in town, talked him into going into the business when Schall took over the former Ford dealership on North Main Street. Grove said he sold two Harley-Davidson cycles with sidecars to Chambersburg Police Department. To Grove, motorcycles provided a living and entertainment. His hill-climbing career started by chance, with a game called Hare and Hounds that he and his friends played on motorcycles. 'The hare started out and a bunch of the others tried to catch him,' Grove explained. The group often played on Sundays near Radio Hill. 'One time when I was the hare, I got the idea of going up a steep hill to get away from the hounds,' he said. 'The next Sunday we forgot about Hare and Hounds. We tried to see who could get up that hill.' Grove soon organized the first official area hill climb, soliciting funds from motorcycle firms to sponsor it. As the sport increased in popularity, Chambersburg area riders competed with riders in nearby towns. Eventually Grove competed in regional and national competitions, usually winning trophies. 'I got busted up pretty bad; I couldn't do it no more,' he said of his hill-climbing adventures that lasted from 1918 to 1931. He earned the national champ title by winning more climbs than anyone else, he said. A feature story about Grove in the April 1931 edition of the magazine The Harley-Davidson Enthusiast refers to him as 'Smiling Johnny Grove, one of the outstanding heroes of the hills.' Grove conceded that although today's cycles go faster however, he once raced 200 mph on the ice on the Susquehanna River they are more safe and comfortable than the crude models he rode. Given his dangerous lifestyle, he admitted being a little surprised at anticipating his 95th birthday in two weeks. 'I never thought I'd live anywhere near this age,' he said. 'I expected to go a long time ago.' Over the years Grove's skull was fractured four times in motorcycle accidents. 'None of them were my fault,' he said, 'but a lot of people wouldn't believe that, I guess.' In the last spill, in the early '30s, Grove was riding on Warm Spring Road to cool off on a hot summer night when a 'cow jumped in front of me,' he said. Fortunately, neither his friend in the sidecar nor Grove were killed, but Grove's head injury put the brakes on his motorcycle career. Reflecting on his former lifestyle, which some folks might consider reckless, Grove pointed out that motorcycle 'gangs' of the early 1900s did not have the rowdy reputation some have today. 'They were like family,' said his daughter. 'They would bring my mother corn, and come in and play the player piano. I grew up around them; that's how I got my husband.' A high school dropout who also worked for Cumberland Valley Railroad as a young man, Grove has enjoyed reading about motorcycles up into his 90s. 'I think I could ride one yet,' Grove said. "But I couldn't do the stunts I did then.'"
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[12936] Cheryl graduated from M.I.T. and earned a Ph.D. in math from the U. of ME. She was ass't to purchasing agent of Great Northern Paper Co. She m. Benjamin Long and r. at Vienna, VA. "Bangor Daily News, 8 August 2009": "Vienna, Va. - Cheryl Ann Hutchins passed away July 30, 2009, at Fairfax (Va.) Hospital after a recent illness. She was born Feb. 12, 1950, the daughter of Charles and Georgia Hutchins of Penobscot. Cheryl was a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Class of 1972 and a longtime employee of LR Wechsler Ltd., Fairfax, Va. She leaves behind her husband, Ben Long; her mother, Georgia Hutchins; her sister, Carla Hutchins; and beloved Maltese, Twinkie."
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[41284] Find A Grave Memorial 149318375 offers: "She married Edward Woodman in October 1707 and had at least three children: John (b.1711), Daniel (b. 1714), and Abigail (b. 1714). She may be buried near her husband and other Woodmans in Coddington Ground Cemetery, Newport, RI."
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[33015] Jeremiah's information and ancestry are from the unverified McCluskey Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.