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[35004] This person is from the unverified Wood Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Ancestry.com notes: "Birdsall Name Meaning - English (Yorkshire): habitational name from Birdsall, near Malton, in North Yorkshire, so named with the genitive case of the Old English byname Bridd meaning bird + Old English halh nook, recess."
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[4084] Margaret is from the unverified file 99D8-ZZ7 in 2021 in familysearch.org.
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[21734] Arthur's parents are from the unverified OneWorldTree in 2011. "The Record-Argus [Greenville, Pennsylvania], 17 October 1972," p. 2: "Rev. Arthur C. Harris, formerly of 318 Clinton St., died on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1972, at St. John's Lutheran Home, Mars. Death was due to natural causes. Pastor Harris lived with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mowry, former Greenville residents. During this period he served briefly as supply pastor to the Lutheran church at Springboro. In addition to Mrs. Mowry, of Naperville, 111., he is survived by two sons, Arthur Harris Jr. of Fredericksburg, Va. and Ralph Harris of Burgettstown; 10 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Burial was Oct. 12 at Selinsgrove." Pastor Harris served for 30 years at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Gordon, Schuylkill Co., PA. He was a 1st Lt. Chaplain during World War I, enlisting 2 March 1918 and discharged 24 May 1920.
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[14219] Charles E. Banks ("The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers") states that Mary came on the ship Ann with her mother in 1623, but this is now questioned by some. Mary m. James Higgins and/or [per Philip Howard Gray (who lacks proof - see his "Penobscot Pioneers" {Camden: Penobscot Press, 1992}, p. 77)] Robert Smart (son of John, whose lot adjoined that of William Hilton).
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Anna is daughter of John Hurley and Johanna _____, pioneer residents of Shenandoah, PA. Her sister is Deborah Hurley, who married Timothy O'Mahoney - they had Ellen, Mary (m. ____ Driscoll), Ted (m. Annie Burns) and Elizabeth (m. Michael Whalen).
Erin Gierke (egierke@yahoo.com) shared via email 23 March 1999: Deborah Hurley was born in 1854 - I think in Ireland, but that's not for certain. She married Tim O'Mahoney 25 April 1872 at the Annunciation Church, Shenandoah, PA. I have all their children's names & dates of birth. Irene married Charles Harris Moore, known as Harris to the family. They had one child, Charles Harris, Jr., born 1910 in Philadelphia, PA, and baptized at Our Mother of Sorrows RCC in West PhilPhiladelphia. I located another 4th cousin, the decendant of one of these children. Charles and his son were butchers.
Ancestry.com offers: "Hurley Name Meaning - Irish: variant of Herlihy. Irish (Munster): Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó hUrthuile descendant of Urthuile. Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Murthuile, descendant of Murthuile (see Murley). English: habitational name from places in Berkshire and Warwickshire so named from Old English hyrne corner, bend + leah wood, clearing."
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"Republican and Herald [Pottsville, PA]," p. 1: "Mrs. Anna Cantlin, widow of Thomas Cantlin and one of Shenandoah's pioneer residents, passed away at her home, 11 South Jardin street, early yesterday morning. Death was the result of a general debility. Widely known in this vicinity, Mrs. Cantlin had scores of friends who held her in the highest of esteem. Her death, while not entirely unexpected, nevertheless, was a sad blow not only to members of the family but to friends as well. A woman of fine character, Mrs. Cantlin was virtually a life-long member of the Annunciation Churcn. She was known as 'Mother Cantlin' to persons in all walks of life and possessed a warm, kindly personality. Born in St Clair, Mrs. Cantlin was a daughter of the late John and Johanna Hurley. She is survived by two sons, John J. Cantlin and Dr. Frank H. Cantlin' at home; two daughters, Mrs. Albm Meluskey of town, and Miss Agnes Cantlin at home, and a sister, Mrs. Ellen McCue of Philadelphia. - Funeral services will be held. Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Annunciation Church. A solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated with burial in the Annunciation Cemetery."
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[17314] Wyer is son of Benjamin C. Sargent and Susanna _____ according to the LDS Church's unverified IGI file. The 1850 census of Sedgwick, ME lists Benjamin C. Sargent, age 65, and wife Susannah, age 62. His ancestry is from the OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2011 and requires verification - this file states Wyer was b. 4 June 1810 and d. in 1900 in Sargentville, Hancock Co, ME. "Biographical review : containing life sketches of leading citizens of Somerset, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, and Aroostook counties, Maine (1898)", pp. 214-217: "Wyer G. Sargent, a leading man of Sedgwick, Hancock County, residing at Sargentville, was born June 24, 1810, at Gloucester, Mass., his parents being Benjamin and Susan (Cole) Sargent. The Sargent family, which is one of the oldest in the annals of New England, traces back its ancestry to William Sargent, who was a landholder in Gloucester as early as 1649, and who married Abagail, daughter of Edmund Clark. William Sargent had a son, to whom was assigned a tract of land situated in Gloucester, near the Squam River. This son lost his life in the public service, and in recognition thereof a grant of land was made to his descendants. Dr. Thomas Sargent, the grandfather of Wyer G., born on October 19, 1739, was the eldest son of his parents. During the Revolutionary War he was an officer in Captain Saltonstall's command when the American forces came to this neighborhood to attack the British troops, which were still in possession of parts of the surrounding country. An effort was made in 1779 to effect a landing at Castine and combine with the land troops under command of Captain Lowell. The expedition, which was a very daring one, was only partially successful. After the war Dr. Sargent returned to Gloucester, and in that town spent the last years of his life. He was twice married, successively to Lucy and Jemima Haskell, who respectively bore him nine and eight children. Benjamin Sargent, a son of Dr. Sargent by the second wife, born in Gloucester, was aways known as Captain Benjamin Sargent. During the War of 1812 he commanded the troops at the fort in the harbor of Gloucester. Subsequently, in 1816, he came to the town of Sedgwick, and settled in the village, bringing his wife and four children with him, her parents having come here some years before. Here, besides carrying on farming, he worked at the shoemaker's trade. Later he sold out his property in Sedgwick village, and settled at Birchland, taking up uncultivated land. He died in the part of Birchland now called North Brooklin at the age of seventy-two, after a useful and active life devoted to his family and friends and to the interests of the community in which he lived. He was chairman of the Board of Selectmen for some years. His wife, Susan, who was a daugh-ter of Thomas and Susan (Cleaves) Cole, originally of Wenham, Mass., bore him eleven children, all of whom grew up. When the first death occurred in this family the young-est child was fifty-three years of age. Those now deceased are: John O., Sarah J., Benjamin C, and Lucius B. The living are: Wyer G., William H., Thomas C, Albion P., Mary M., Jasper N., and George M. Wyer G. Sargent attended the common schools until about thirteen years of age. Then he began going to sea, and at the age of twenty-one he was mate of a vessel. Now, in order to gratify a desire to visit foreign coun-tries, he left his ship in Boston, and secured a place on a foreign-bound vessel. Before reaching home again, he had made several voyages to distant lands. Early in life, at the age of twenty-two years, he became a mas-ter. He followed the sea, in all, for about twenty-four years, visiting many of the Euro-pean ports. After retiring from this occupation he opened a store in the section of Sedgwick known since as Sargentville, so called on account of the large number of Sargents residing there, of whom he was the first to settle. lie also became interested in pickling fish, and engaged one Sargent, who was a cooper by trade, to come to his place and make the barrels in which the fish were to be packed. Later he bought a grist mill and also began shipbuilding, this being about the time that through Senator Hamlin's efforts a post-office was located here, and the village became officially known as Sargentville. Mr. Sargent has been in trade here since 1845. His first wife, Martha E. Eaton Sargent, was the mother of seven children - Rodney G., Martha E., Henry W., Susan C, Imogene, Angienett, and Welland F. By the second marriage, which was made with Mrs. Betsy Dodge, a sister of the first wife, and who died in 1867, there were no children. Mr. Sargent's third marriage was contracted with Mrs. Maria D. Gower, widow of Rev. H. B. Gower, of Providence, R.I. She died in 1892, having given birth to one child, Addison G. Martha is the widow of Captain Horatio Spooner, who commanded Company L of the First Maine Heavy Artillery, which has the distinction of having lost a greater proportion of men in killed and wounded than any other company in the Civil War. Cap-tain Spooner himself was fatally injured at the battle of Petersburg. He left one daughter, Angie E. Henry Sargent married Dora Philbrook, a daughter of Luther G. and a sister of Judge Philbrook, of Waterville, Me., and has three children - Arthur H., Mattie L., and Percy G. Imogene died in 1850. Welland Sargent, who resides in Springfield, Mass., married Fanny Baker, who has borne him one daughter, Marjory. Addison Sa-gent, who resides at Newton, Mass., is unmarried. Mr. Sargent has been the chairman of the Board of Selectmen in this town for some years. He has also been the Town Clerk. In 1857 he was a member of the legislature and in the following year of the Senate, being elected by the Republican party. He is a member of the Masonic order, and also of the Sons of Temperance. In religious belief he is a Baptist and a leading member of the Baptist society in this place."
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