[47672] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 11 June 1975, p. 26: "Camden - Harold Barton, 78, died Monday, June 9. He is survived by his wife, Viva A. Barton, Camden; two sons, Mayland Barton, Fort Pierce, Fla., Ray E. Barton, Stafford Springs, Conn.; three daughters, Erma J. Falland, Manchester, Conn., Patricia E. Barton, Camden, Jessie W. Leonard, Newport; 13 grandchildren, three great grandchildren."
[37047] This person is from the Cherry Hudson's Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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[29492] http://www.griffincunningham.net/benjaminsmith/bakeman.txt offers: "Sometime after 1763 the couple removed to Blake's Point where they built a home cleared the forest and broke new ground in the. . . wilderness on the shores of ever lovely East Penobscot Bay. It is fitting that Blake's Point should still bear his name,as does Camp Hiram Blake."
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[56707] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 6 August 2024: "Francis Thompson Chalmers III of Seawall, Southwest Harbor, Maine passed on July 18, 2024, after a multi-year battle with Alzheimers Disease. He has gone home to be with his LORD and join his wife Sandra (Higgins) Chalmers, who passed less than a year ago after 58 years of marriage. He was born December 17, 1942, the son of Francis Jr. and Mildred (Phillips) Chalmers. Growing up in Seawall, he often remembered spending much of his childhood working with his step-grandfather Oscar Seavey and this is when he first started lobstering. After graduating from Pemetic High School, Frank went on to study forestry at UMaine. During that time, he spent two life-changing summers working for the Forest Service just outside of Jackson Hole, Wyo. After a few years of working for 'The Eastern' (Eastern Corporation) in Lincoln and living in Enfield, Maine, he returned to MDI with his young growing family. He returned to lobstering, first living in Bass Harbor, before settling into an old family home in Seawall. He continued lobstering the rest of his life, mostly in solitude without a helper, quietly working hard and providing for his family. His other passions were the small family farm, repairing and restoring antique tractors, and his hobby of working his own woodlot to always have plenty of firewood for the winter. Mum (Sandra) always called him an old soul, which could have come from the strong influences of his step-grandfather Oscar and his grandfather Frank Sr., or if he truly (as Mum would say) 'should have lived a hundred years ago.' He worked hard his whole life and instilled a strong work ethic in his children. Frank had a heart to serve and did for his family, his church, town and industry. He volunteered on various local boards and committees, and he served on the board of the Maine Lobstermens Assoc. and a marine advisory board."
[53495] Stephen is said to be son of Stephen P. Cheney, Sr. (1792-1864) & Elizabeth A. Burpee (1800-1848; m. in September, 1817 in New Brunswick, Canada)
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"The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 24 October 2013": "Easley, SC - Dwight Allen Collar, 78, of Caradale Way, husband of Elizabeth Arnold Collar, passed away Monday, Oct. 21, 2013, at Greenville Memorial Hospital. Born Nov. 2, 1934, in Hancock County. He was the son of the late Richard Lawrence and Florence Tracy Collar.
Mr. Collar was a graduate of the Maine Maritime Academy and served in the U.S. Navy. He was an engineer with Warren Pumps that later became Ahlstrom Pumps, retiring after 38 years of service. Mr. Collar enjoyed golf, traveling, camping and watching most sports. In addition to his wife of 56 years, he is survived by his children, Matthew Collar (Kelly), Christine Collar, Alane Collar and Margaret Retter (Scott); sisters, Betty Smith and Ruth Freeman; grandchildren, Zackary Retter, Seamus Collar and Shannon Collar."
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[51364] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 24 April 2015": "Ellsworth - Sylvia L. (Haynes) Macy, 94, passed away on April 22, 2015, in Ellsworth. She was born Nov. 1, 1920, the daughter of Harry and Inez (Smith) Haynes. Sylvia graduated from Ellsworth High School in 1938, and lived in Ellsworth her entire life. Until her vision deteriorated, she enjoyed reading, quilting, card games and solving the crossword puzzle in the daily newspaper. She took great pleasure in playing the slot machines, which she was able to do until her 92nd birthday. Sylvia loved being with her family and spent many hours caring for her grandchildren. She is survived by two daughters and their spouses, Brenda L. (Clarke) Pendergist, and her husband, James L. Pendergist, and Marilyn (Macy) Starling, and her husband, Roy Starling, all of Ellsworth. She is also survived by four loving grandchildren, Douglas J. Pendergist and his wife, Elizabeth, of Dillsburg, Pa.; Robert M. Pendergist of Sea Girt, N.J.; Sarah L. (Silsby) Mondragon and her husband, Joshua, of Denver, Colo., and Rebecca E. Silsby of Ellsworth. Great Gram 'GG' will be dearly missed by her eight great-grandchildren, Alexandria, Erin, Matthew and Abigail Pendergist of Dillsburg, Pa., Ryan Pendergist of Bar Harbor, and Bayley, James and Robert Pendergist of Sea Girt, N.J., as well as a nephew and several nieces. Sylvia was predeceased by her first husband, Robert W. Clarke, and her second husband, Harold S. Macy. She was also predeceased by her sister, Rachel (Haynes) Hutchins, and two brothers, Harvard and John Haynes."
[47953] Samuel is son of Samuel Hincks (1680-1753) & Elizabeth Winslow (1674-1725, m. 29 March 1712), according to the unverified file LYKJ-HK6 in 2020 in familysearch.org which provides this line.