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[36937] This person is from the unverified family tree posted by John Ames in Ancestry.com which reports Benjamin m. Mary _____(b. ca. 1637). "The Descendants of Richard Hutchinson of Arnold, Nottinghamshire, England" at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rhutch/fam04385.htm in 2014 states he is Thomas Kimball who m. Mary Smith. For early Kimball generations see "New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial, Vol. 4", William Richard Cutter (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1913), pp. 1799ff. Cf. "Jonathan H. Hale descendants" at http://halefam.org in 2014. Ancestry.com offers: "Kimball Name Meaning - English: from the Middle English personal name Kimbel, Old English Cynebeal(d), composed of the elements cyne- 'royal' + beald 'bold', 'brave'. English: variant spelling of Kimble."
[47549] 5 June 1917 Leo registered for the draft stating he is a chauffer for Miller Brothers, Freeport, IL. When he registered for the World War II draft he was employed by the Illinois Central Railroad at Freeport. In the 1923 city director of Freeport he is listed as a fireman. "Freeport Journal-Standard [Freeport, Illinois], 26 August 1947," p. 12: "L. L. McHoes, 58, of 531 East Iroquols street, died suddenly early this morning, apparently from heart disease, at LaSalle, Ill., in the cab of an Illinois Central locomotive which he was firing. The train was going south, bound for Clinton, Ill. An inquest will be held at LaSalle. He was born June 7, 1891, at Davis, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George McHoes, both of whom died previously. Mr. McHoes is survived by a son, William, and a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Hoelscher, both of Freeport, and three grandchildren."
[36283] This person is from the unverified family tree by Carolyn Bonnot in Ancestry.com in 2014.
[28759] "Shamokin News-Dispatch, 8 June 1925," p. 5: "Peter G. Starr, one of the most widely known and respected residents of Mahantonga Valley, Schuylkill county, succumbed to a protracted illness yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home in Rough and Ready, in his 82nd year. The venerable patient, who had enjoyed three score and twenty years of good health, was attacked with illness 13 weeks ago. After attending the Geisinger hospital a month ago for observation and treatment, operation was deemed inadvisable, and he was brought to his home where he passed away yesterday with members of the family surrounding his bedside. Peter G. Starr was born in the Mahantonga Valley 82 years ago and eventually became its most prominent resident. Too young to serve in the federal army at the first call of Abraham Lincoln for six months enlistments, Peter Starr made his way to the front as a substitute and after the six months had elapsed, enlisted for the duration of the war. The deceased was also prominent in church and fraternal work. A devout member of the Reformed church at Rough and Ready, he has held every position of trust and honor that the church had to bestow. The deceased always esteemed his privilege of membership in the Grand Army of the Republic but he was particularly attentive to the fraternal interests of Odd Fellowship. At 80 years of age, he journeyed alone to the state convention of Odd Fellows held at Pittsburg, being the only delegate from his district. A man greatly beloved by his friends and associates of many years, the passing of Peter G. Starr has caused the shadow of grief to fall over the entire countryside where he resided for more than three quarters of a century. His beloved wife preceeded him in death a year and one-half ago. The following sons and daughters survive: Oscar A., at home, Samuel W., Valley View; Gabriel E., of Newton, Kansas; Irvin K., and John A., Shamokin; Mrs. VV. E. Hepler of Hepler; Mrs. L. E. Bair, wife of the former pastor of the Salem Reformed church, now of Greensburg; and Mrs. Mazie Steely, at home." [http://www.wolfgangs.org states Peter is son of Peter Starr and Marie Geist (not verified).]
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_Jeremiah STROUT ______|_Priscilla THOMAS ___
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