[37928] This person is from an unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2014. Ancestry.com offers: "Arnold Name Meaning - English and German: from a very widely used personal name of Germanic origin, composed of the elements arn 'eagle' + wald 'rule'. In addition, it has probably absorbed various European cognates and their derivatives (for the forms, see Hanks and Hodges 1988). English: habitational name from either of the two places called Arnold (see Arnall)."
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[45173] "Ironwood Daily Globe [Ironwood, Michigan], 9 November 1961," p. 7: "Flint (AP) -"'Well, I probably won't be seeing you anymore,' Herbert Dean Jr. joked to a friend Wednesday before he took off in his home-made Delta wing airplane. Then trouble developed 200 feet up and the plane plummeted the turf of Bishop Airport, mortally injuring the pilot. Dean died two hours later, leaving a wife and four children. The 33-year-old machinist labored two and a half years to build the experimental craft, named 'Beckoning Angel.' He told friends he had dreams of his plane as a prototype for a commercial venture. He built the craft in the basement of his home for an estimated $6,000. In September he moved wall to get the plane outside to an airport for final pre-flight adjustments. In earlier tests, he lifted 'Beckoning Angel' 10 feet off the ground. A Federal Aviation Agency inspector gave an O.K. to rise 25 feet in the fatal test. He revved up the 180-horsepower piston engine located in the rear and shot the plane down the runway. Spectators said he called 'No soap' over the radio just the craft lifted. They said it shot skyward, dipped toward the runway, then shot up a second time before falling."
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[39135] This person is from the unverified Marston Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
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[38561] Findagrave.com offers: "A son of David & Minnie Geist Doverspike and was married to the former Gladys Lockwood. A retired automobile salesman, Mr. Doverspike was formerly associated with the Lockwood Auto Company in Punxsutawney. He was a member of the Pythian Lodge in DuBois. He passed away in the Maple Avenue Hospital in DuBois. Surviving were his wife; a daughter, Miss Betty J. Doverspike, of DuBois, and two brothers: Jay Doverspike, of Aliquippa, and Ralph Doverspike, of Clarion."
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[24808] Anna Maria's ancestry is from "Kohler Klan and Kissin Kin," posted by Ray Kohler (rkohler3@comcast.net) on Ancestry.com.
[24195] The surname Grubb is probably a form of Grube - Ancestry.com offers: "Grube Name Meaning - topographic name for someone who lived in a depression or hollow, from Middle High German gruobe pit, hollow."
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[16023] Residences: Ipswich, Rowley, Bradford MA. Find A Grave Memorial 26920170 offers: " Born in about 1646, probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, to THOMAS 1 HARDY & wife Lydia {maiden name unknown}, both born in England. JOHN first married MARY JACKMAN, at Rowley, Massachusetts, on 02 April 1667. MARY birthed 11 children between 11 Feb. 1668 and 17 March 1689. Mary died on Dec, 02, 1689. Second, JOHN married a widow, MARTHA BURBANK , {nee SMITH}, at Bradford, MA, 03 July 1695. Martha was the daughter of HUGH SMITH. She died at Bradford in 1716. JOHN 2 HARDY and his wife Mary {JACKMAN} HARDY were original members of the Bradford Church as recorded in 1682. His second wife, Martha {SMITH} BURBANK HARDY was a member of the Bradford Church, 21 Aug. 1698. After 1695 he was known as JOHN, Sr."
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[46039] The unverified file LJR2-S5N in familysearch.org reports Phylia is daughter of Peter Adam Pope (1888-1956) & Bertha Woerpel (1900-1986). "The Salina Journal [Salina, Kansas], 18 May 1998," p. 9: "Phylia Brantley, 72, Selden, died Saturday, May 16, 199?, at Citizens Medical Center, Colby. Mrs. Brantley was born Phylia Pope on May 7, 1926, at Decatur County. She was a homemaker and a member of Selden United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and Selden American Legion Auxiliary. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dale, on Oct. 28, 1997; and an infant son, Dennis Dale. Survivors include two sons, Rodney and David, both of Selden; two daughters, Janice Roth of Dodge City and Judy Hankins of Kechi; two brothers, Robert Pope of Selden and Rollie Pope of Barstow, Calif.; three sisters, Phyllis Hensley of Oakley, Betty Wallace of Ephrata, Wash., and Joyce Weis of Great Bend; and 12 grandchildren."
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[54889] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 9 October 2023: "Swans Island - Dusty Don Staples passed away peacefully Sept. 9, 2023, surrounded by the love of his family. He was 67 years old, born on Aug. 1, 1956, in Bar Harbor. Dusty was raised on Swan's Island. After graduating from MDI High School, he joined the United States Coast Guard and served four years; three of which stationed at Governor's Island, N.Y. and one in Portsmouth, N.H. While in the Coast Guard, he received the Marksman Ribbon for Pistols, Sharpshooter Ribbon for Rifles, the Good Conduct Medal and several other commendations. Upon discharge from the service, he maintained an ocean career. On Swan's Island he was primarily both a lobsterman and arborist - or 'woodcutter' as he preferred. Maintaining successful business ventures by means of integrity and dedicated work ethic his entire life, Dusty was a man of both the land and sea and had a unique intuition for all his work. He was a methodical man and had a distinct, rational way of doing things. He was always recognized for his organized manner; notably, his immaculately clean lobster boats, meticulously built and stacked lobster traps and neatly stacked wood piles - the list goes on. He took pride in caring for and maintaining his assets. A natural 'MacGyver-like' mind where he was able to fix anything, or at least get it working for the needed time. He enjoyed finding old items and restoring them to near new condition. Work was his vacation. Some of the best times shared with him were within his work. He always had projects going; often lending a hand in projects of friends or relatives. He regularly put his own needs aside to help others, aiding vessels in distress or lost in the fog while he was out lobstering or volunteering while his vessel was moored, leaving safe harbor to assist. Dusty was well known for his charismatic ways and dry wit; his one line 'zingers,' as he called them, will remain in his close-knit social circle forever. He didn't need attention and valued his privacy - although never withdrew his listening ear. He showed his love for people rather than telling. He has been described as a truly genuine man and well-respected member of the community where he was admired by many. He made a positive impression on, and made friends with, people wherever he went. He will be missed by many families and many friends.Often his son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren would visit for long weekends, and that was the only time that work didnt come first. He loved spending time with them and his wife, and they were his greatest joys. He got the biggest kick out of the grandkids and loved them each dearly. While recovering from cancer treatments and surgery, and restricted to "light" duty, Dusty constructed wind chimes for his son and family-they will be listening in the wind for his reminders. The family would like to thank the visitors, people who sent cards, phone calls, messages, stories, gifts and thoughts of Dusty while he was home or at Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital; it meant so much to all of us. Also, the nurses, doctors and the hospice caretakers associated with his stay. All gave him excellent care and were considerate, thoughtful and kind throughout his stay. Dusty will be forever loved and remembered by his wife, Tammie; son, Kyle; daughter-in-law, Autumn; grandsons, Tabor and Avery; granddaughter, Tatum; mother, Martha Reed; father Donnie (who predeceased Dusty) and his wife Bonnie; brother, Galen 'Sput' and his wife Janice; brother, Kevin and his wife Debbie; sister Lorrie and her husband Mike; along with many loved nieces, nephews, in-laws, friends and their families."