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[50247] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 25 March 2020": "Beals - Ordman Charles Alley, Sr., 77, went to be with his Lord and Savior Monday, March 23, 2020, at a Machias hospital. Born May 6, 1942, at Beals, Maine, he was one of five children born to Donald Noel and Lizzie Dean (Peabody) Alley, Sr. Ordie was born and raised on Beals Island, where he attended school, graduating from Beals High School in 1960. He attended what was then Washington State Teachers' College in Machias (UMM), graduating in 1964. While there, he was a member of the KMA Fraternity and played four years of college basketball, where he led all of New England in scoring his senior year. Upon graduation from college, he began his 13-year teaching career in Southwest Harbor at Pemetic Elementary School. After a year, he headed back to the island and taught at Beals High School, then at the Cove School in Jonesport. The second part of Ordie's career was spent lobster fishing close to the shore in the Western Bay off Beals Island aboard his pride and joy, F/V Donna Faye. Ordie's great passion was high school basketball, which he coached for 39 years, at Jonesport-Beals, touting an impressive career of at least 600 victories, 9 State Championships, 13 Eastern Maine Titles and numerous 'Coach of the Year' awards. He was also inducted to the UMM Athletic Hall of Fame! In the basketball community, he had special bonds with many officials and fellow coaches. He loved all of his former players and remained close to them throughout his life, always greeting them with a fist bump. Those who knew him and played ball on his teams will lovingly remember the old Bangor 'Ordietorium.' Ordie had an infectious smile and an incredible sense of humor. He loved all of his family beyond measure and couldn't wait to get his hands on a new grandbaby, each for whom he had a nickname. He was an athlete and played competitive basketball and softball with his sons well into his fifties. Ordie loved taking trips to Crumple Island and deer hunting camp on Head Harbor Island. Lobster boat racing up and down the coast of Maine, buoy hunting with family, bottle and arrowhead hunting, and swapping stories on the wharf were among the many pastimes he enjoyed. He will be sorely missed by all of his family. Ordie was predeceased by both his parents, his brother, Harold, and by a granddaughter, Brooke Elizabeth Alley. Survivors include the love of his life, Donna, to whom he was married fifty-seven years; sons, Ordman Jr. (Skip) and Donna Alley, of Beals, Troy and Bobbie Alley of Jonesport; daughter, Kimberly and Jeff Davis of Carmel; brothers, Wendell and Joyce Alley of Beals, and Donald Alley, Jr. and his partner, Todd Croteau of Beals; sister, Angelina and Leon Smith, Jr. of Jonesport; and sister-in-law, Cedora Alley of Milbridge. Beloved grandchildren include Jessika and Dan Frye, Jeffery and Flori Davis, Brittany and Travis Estes, Matthew, Ryan, Kali, Kaci, and Karli Alley; great-grandchildren, Haylee, Taylor, and Kaleb Frye and Riley, Owen, and Adaline Davis. Special friends include Earle Faulkingham, Sonny Pike, Lew Milam, Richard Parker, Calvin Beal, Jr., Clinton Libby, Daniel Handy, Donald Handy, Dave and Gail Fickett, Calvert Carver (deceased), and Philip Huntley (deceased), just to name a few. Ordie will be missed by his caretakers, Don Alley, Todd Croteau, John Beal, and 'the best friend I ever had.'"
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[44160] Maryetta is daughter of Heinrich B. Foose (1833-1907) & Susannah Shatto (1837-1895). "The Perry County Democrat [Bloomfield, PA], 14 January 1931," p. 3: "Mrs. James Rice died on Wednesday morning, January 7th, after an illness of three weeks' duration. Mrs. Rice had been in poor health for the past year but was not confined to her bed until three weeks before her death, which was due to a complication of diseases. Marietta Rice was the oldest daughter of Henry and Susan (Shatto) Foose, now deceased. She was born on her father's farm in Spring township, Sept. 15, 1861, and died Jan. 7, 1931, aged 69 years, 4 months and 14 days. She was united in marriage fifty years ago to James Rice, of Spring township. Their pastor, Rev. L. H. Aurand, of the Lutheran Church, performed the ceremony at the parsonage in Loysville. Mr. and Mrs. Rice then took up the occupation of farming, living on farms in Centre and Wheatfield townships, and also on their own farm in Spring township, near Alinda. To them were born fourteen children, twelve of whom with the aged and sorrowing husband and father survive. Two daughters, Huldah (Mrs. David Bolze) and Edna (Mrs. Calvin Dunkleberger) are deceased. Those who survive are Roy E. Rice, of Dellville; Elizabeth (Mrs. Luther Bolze, of Oak Grove; Alice (Mrs. Cloyd Dunkleberger), of Salunga; Harvey Rice, of Mt. Joy; Mabel (Mrs. .J. W. Beahn), of Chicago; Margaret (Mrs. David Bower), of Harrisburg; Frances (Mrs. Samuel George), of Dellville; Marietta (Mrs. William Ellerman), of Carlisle R. D.; William Rice, Dellville; Clark Rice, Alinda; Miss Julia Rice and George Rice, of Alinda. Forty grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive, also the following brothers and sisters: Ida (Mrs. Christian Grube), of Oyster Point, Lancaster county; Mrs. Phoebe Wallace, of Millersville; Walter Foose, of Lititz, Pa.; and Theodore Foose, of Freeport, Illinois. In the passing away of this highly esteemed lady the home and community have lost one whose whole life has been a living testimony of womanly graces, and now when her active, energetic, useful life is over it is difficult to pay a fitting tribute to this dear mother and wife, whose greatest joy was to make home a happy place for those so dear to her, and who was also a kind and helpful friend to all in need. As the poet has said: 'The loss of gold is great, The loss of love is more, But the loss of a wife and mother, Is a loss none can restore.' Mrs. Rice was possessed of charming personality and her sweet and pretty face reflected the pure and lovely soul within. . . .Mrs. Rice was a consistent member of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church since her young womanhood and her pastor's selection of his text, 'Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God,' was indeed most ap plicable for her funeral service. It can truly be said of Mrs. James Rice 'Servant of God, well done; Thy glorious warfare past; The battle's fought, the race is won, And thou art crowned at last.' The beautiful flowers which surrounded the casket and the large company of neighbors and friends who gathered to pay their last tribute of respect, attest to the love and esteem for the one who has gone. Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church on Saturday at 1.30 o'clock, conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. G. C. Knipple. Interment was made in the cemetery adjoining the church. The pallbearers were the five sons and one grandson of the deceased, namely, Roy, Harvey, William, Clark, George and Elmer Rice."
[10569] Eben is son of Ebenezer Hodsdon (1792-1838) & Ruth Goodwin Blake (1791-1849). Eben's obituary: "Ebenezer A. Hodsdon who died on his homestead on Lake Amelia Wednesday night was on of the Pioneer residents of Minneapolis. He was born in Castine, ME., in 1820, followed a Sea-faring life from the time he was 14 till he was 26, served in the United States navy for three years and then lived on a farm on Lake street and Bloomington avenue until 1867 when he bought the homestead near Lake Amelia where he died. Mr. Hodsdon was one of the early Free Masons of the state, being one of the charter members of the grand lodge of Minnesota."
[36556] Ancestry.com offers: "Palmer Name Meaning - English: from Middle English, Old French palmer, paumer (from palme, paume 'palm tree', Latin palma), a nickname for someone who had been on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Such pilgrims generally brought back a palm branch as proof that they had actually made the journey, but there was a vigorous trade in false souvenirs, and the term also came to be applied to a cleric who sold indulgences."
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[27025] In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/DENMARK.htm offers: "Ingerid Svendsdatter. Named by Christiansen as the illegitimate daughter of King Svend, without citing the source. Snorre records the marriage of King Olav and 'Ingerid, a daughter of Svein, the Danish king'. m ([1070]) Olav III 'Kyrre/the Gentle' King of Norway, illegitimate son of Harald III 'Hardråde' King of Norway & his wife his mistress Thora Thorbergsdatter (-Håkeby, Sweden 22 Sep 1093, bur Nidaros [Trondheim], Christ's Church). He fought with his father at Stamford Bridge 1066."
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[14611] http://www.memorychest.com/whitcombline/htmg49.htm reports (in 2005) that Oren m. 2 Nov 1820 in Hardwick, MA Elizabeth Sophia Owen (b. 15 March 1799, d. 19 Aug 1849 in Magnolia, IL) and lists their seven children. This Web site states that Oren and Elizabeth died on the same day (?).