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[34742] He is from the unverified Johnson Family tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states John was High Sherrif in Gloucestershire in 1628 (when he was only age 28?).
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[7718] Laura m. 21 Nov 1908 William H. Snyder (born in Saville Twp., Perry Co., PA to John W. Snyder and wife Catherine).
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[42744] "The Indianapolis Star [Indianapolis, Indiana], 25 May 1934," p. 1: "Appealing to the unwritten law, a father and his two sons administered an old-fashioned horsewhipping with a leather lash to the alleged invader of their home yesterday afternoon. The victim, Clarence Earl Naftzger, 50, years old, 2905 North Capitol avenue, was taken to a lonely spot, bound to a tree, gagged and beaten with a 'cat-o'-nine-tails,' he reported to police. He was treated at the City Hospital for numerous lacerations of the head and face and for bruises and contusions of the body. Then he was arrested on a charge of vagrancy and, in default of $3,000 bond, is held in the city prison. Above him in another tier of cells are the father, Loren McCleary, 55 years old, 2105 Ashland avenue, and his two sons, Loren McCleary Jr., 18, and James McCleary, 21, who also are held on vagrancy charges with bond set at $3,000 each. Naftzger, a cosmetics salesman, was in his automobile near Clifton avenue and Twenty-sixth street, he told police, when the McClearys came up to his car and demanded that he enter theirs 'to have a talk.' Naftzger agreed, he said in the city prison last night, and entered the car. He was told, he said, that he was to be taken to the McCleary home to confess that he had been friendly with a young woman. He became frightened, he declared, when he saw a whip made from a bundle of leathern thongs, and sprang from the car. He said that McCleary and the two sons caught him, beat him with their fists and forced him to re-enter the car. They drove with him on the Cold Springs road to a point north of the Riverside fish hatchery. He said that his assailants marched him through a thicket of evergreens, down an embankment to a secluded spot, where they bound him hand and foot to a tree, thrust his cap into his mouth to smother outcries and thrashed him. They were returning him in their car and were at Thirtieth street and the bridge over White river when a police car brought them to a stop. Police had been told of the alleged assault by witnesses of the Clifton street encounter. Police confiscated the whip. The elder McCleary last night frankly admitted that he and his sons had administered a sound thrashing to Naftzger, insisting, however, that the victim 'got no more than he deserved.' 'Beyond the thrashing,' he said, 'there is no use going into details. It is entirely a personal, private family affair of honor.'"
[34141] The unverified Kansas Fisher tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 states Johann is son of Hans Adam Ruth (b. ca. 1629) and Catharina Enders, and m. Maria Catherine Trein (1657-1735) in 1688 in Steinberg, Germany.
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[52685] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 17 January 2023: "Robert Joseph Tapley, 94, of Penobscot, peacefully passed away on Jan. 6, 2023, on Pension Hill at his home of 72 years surrounded by his loving family. Born to William Ross Tapley and Velma F. Hawes on April 11, 1928, in North Brooksville, Robert spent his childhood years in Brooksville and was a graduate of the Brooksville High School Class of 1945. In 1950, he married the love of his life, Marilyn Wardwell, and moved to Penobscot. Robert worked from an early age on his familys farms during the 1930s and '40s, while learning how to load and drive his own pulpwood truck. Various other jobs included driving for the canning factory and working at a garage in Bucksport. For 22 years, he was the body shop foreman at Sullivan Ford in Bangor. His last occupation was on the road crew for the Maine Department of Transportation, where he worked for 10 years until he retired. Known for his amazing sense of humor and legendary skills as a storyteller, people would always ask him for a joke. He rarely disappointed, especially at the Brooksville Meals for ME. We are certain he had a joke to tell God when he arrived. He loved the home that he and Marilyn built together on Pension Hill. He was proud of his land and the property they owned. His heart was happiest at home with Marilyn, their three children and their wonderful neighbors. During the middle years, Robert and Marilyn enjoyed their annual August camping trips to Matagamon on the East Branch of the Penobscot River. For more than a decade, he enjoyed fishing excursions, walks and escapades throughout 'Percys Pasture.' Winters included memorable snowmobile trips to Rangeley with Toar and Alice Gross, Millard and Margie Wardwell and Phil and Phyllis Gross. Post-retirement they enjoyed numerous bus trips across the country including Nashville, Branson and Dollywood. Retirement also meant he could focus on his hobby as a craftsman in his workshop. He developed a passion for woodworking, and he shared his treasured gifts with many over the years. Robert also enjoyed feeding his birds, watching the Red Sox and cherishing every moment with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He loved country and western music, his Bangor Daily News and Marilyns amazing cooking. His woodpile was second to none. It was cut, split, wheeled and neatly stacked every year like clockwork. He was always cutting his own firewood on his nearby woodlot. Robert was also an active member of the Penobscot Historical Society, dedicating his time and energy into numerous building projects, fundraisers and meetings. He was a 60-year member of the Rising Star Masonic Lodge No. 4 in Penobscot. Robert is survived by his daughter, Sylvia (wife, Becky Tapley), of Penobscot, son Robert (and former wife Kate Tapley) of Blue Hill and son Joseph (wife, Kristen Greer) of Brooksville; grandchildren Anna (Mo), Noah (Sarah), Nolan (Alyson), Mitchell, Olivia, and Josephs stepsons, Jake and Dex; great-grandchildren Finley, Weston, Riley, and many nieces and nephews. Robert was predeceased in death by his parents, siblings (William, Ethel, Paul, and John) and his beloved wife, Marilyn."
[46686] James family is from the unverified file LC5X-H7Y in familysearch.org in 2020 which reports "Both he and his father worked in the Motion Picture Business. James worked in the Prop Department and Erwin was an Assistant Director." James m. (1) 3 November 1892 in Fulton Co., OH Nellie Sophronia Alwood (1873-1897) and had Carl O. Verity (1894-1911).