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|_Elenor HAYNES _____________|_Martha BARNARD _____
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[43082] "Bangor Daily News Bangor, Maine]," 22 January 1923, p. 3: "Penobscot, Jan. 21 - The town was saddened by the death, Wednesday January 10, of its most prominent citizen and last Civil War soldier, Cyrus K. Bridges. Bridges, a man of keen intelligences, wonderful personality and strong moral powers, was born here March 9, 1834. He spent his early manhood here learning carpenter's trade. He did riot turn a deaf ear his country's call as is shown by his brilliant war record. He enlisted in August 1862, with his brother, and on August 21 he was mustered into the land forces of the North, at Bangor, Captain Bartlett. His sterling worth as a soldier was shown early, for he was made a third sargent before he left Bangor. This was soon followed by a promotion to orderly sargent, thence to second leiutenant. The esteem and respect in which he was held by his company is best shown by their presentation to him of a sash, belt and sword, when, having been commissioned a Frst Lieutenant, he was transferred to his new command. As a leader, he was supreme. He was an officer whose every thought was for the welfare of his men. He was not one who urged his men on from behind the lines, but it was Lieutenant Bridges who set the example for his men to follow. His activities in the war were many. His first engagement was at Spotsylvania, in which battle four hundred men were killed and wounded. From Spotsylvania his forces fought General Lee all the way to Petersburg where Lieutenant Bridges was wounded, July 16, 1864 he was then taken to Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, and then ordered home. Because of his wounds and an aggravated malady he was told to stay home, consequently he resigned his commission September 10, 1864. After a brief stay at home during which he recovered from his wounds, he went to work in the Kittery navy yard. It was while working here that he was taken into the Masonic society, in which he had always been a living example of its principles. He moved to Portland July 8, 1867. his first work was on the custom house and post office. He was foreman there for four years and a month. In the spring of 1873 he was appointed deputy marshal by Mayor George P. Wescott. formerly of Bluehill. He served three years in that cspaclty and was appointed marshal in 1876 by Mayor Moses M. Butler. As marshal he was a marked success, gunmen and thugs alike respecting his prowess. He served seven years as police head, a longer term than any other man up to that ttme. This statement itself speaks volumes for the ability of one who had already made an enviable record. Resigning his position in 1883, he returned to his native town where he built many houses and some churches, in this and the surrounding towns. His townsmen were not content to allow him to remain idle, and elected him to manage their affairs as first selectman. He served seven years and only his refusal to accept office prevented a longer term. As a young man be early expressed his belief in God's will by joining the church. He ever after lived the life he had chosen and had always been an active church worker. He was Penobscot's oldest citizen and holder of the Boston Post Cane. He is survived by his wife, who in his declining years in which his failing health has made him a constant care, has been constantly at his call. His every wish was anticipated by this faithful, loving companion who had spent nearly 66 years as his helpmate. Also a son. M. F. Bridges, who untiringly gave his aid toward his comfort, mourns the loss of a loving father, together with relatives and a host of friends. One of the season's worst storms prevented the flowers and attendance from filling the house. His interment was in the family lot off the old homestead, near his birthplace. Passed on to a far better world has the spirit of this great and good man whose memory will be perpetuated in his deeds of valor, kindliness and whole hearted manhood in the records of Penobscot's history." Cyrus r. Portland, Cumberland Co., ME in 1880 when he was city marshal there. See Find A Grave Memorial 76157379 which includes a photo of Lt. Cyrus K. Bridges.
[46667] Jacob's information is from the unverified file L4Q6-2Y4 in familysearch.org which states he is son of Samuel Cousins (1761-1835) and Pamela Orcutt (1767-1852, m. 18 October 1795 in Sedgwick, Hancock Co., ME). For his maritime history see "Maritime History of Brooksville," Capt. LcCain W. Smith (Brooksville Hisorical Society, 2005), p. 43.
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[24899] http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/HUSSEY.htm offers this unverified ancestry.
[40089] "The Perry County Democrat, 4 December 1912," p. 3: "Elizabeth Kough Warner died of dropsy and old age at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Salsbury, near Bloserville, Cumberland county, November 27, aged within a few days of 82 years. She was the widow of Henry Warner, who preceded her to the spirit world eight years ago. She had been a resident of Perry county until after the death of her husband, since which she made her home with her children, being in Cumberland part of the time. She was the mother of ten children, nine of whom survive. One sister. Mrs. Fannie Kistler, of Blain, is also living. She was a consistent member of the Bethel church which she attended regularly as long as her health permitted. She was a good, kind mother and neighbor. Her remains were buried on Saturday in the cemetery at St. Peter's church, Spring township, this county."
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_Obed LEACH ____________|_Alice FREEMAN ____________________
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| |_Mary BARTLETT _________|___________________________________
| (1783 - 1866) m 1801
_Hiram Freethy (Jr) LEACH _|
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| |_Abigail WARDWELL ______|_Mary HUTCHINS ____________________
| (1789 - 1855) m 1806 (1770 - 1835)
_Ellery Franklin LEACH _|
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| | _William SNOWMAN _______|_Sarah STAPLES ____________________
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| | | |_Judith HUTCHINGS ______|_Mary PERKINS _____________________
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| _James (Sr.) LEACH ________________+
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| _John LEACH ____________|_Alice FREEMAN ____________________
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| _Samuel WARDWELL _______|_Sarah STAPLES ____________________
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| | |_Mary ("Polly") BANKS __|_Mary PERKINS _____________________
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| _George PERKINS ________|_Olive WEBBER _____________________
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|_Eleanor V. PERKINS __|
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| _Daniel (Sr.) WEBSTER _____________
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|_Patience WEBSTER ______|___________________________________
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_Voiry ("Wigeric"), Count D'ARDENNES _+
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_Gozelo, Count of the ARDENNES _|______________________________________
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_Godfrey I "The Prisoner", Count of HAINAULT _|
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_Godfrey II of Verdun, Duke of Lower LORRAINE _|
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[2443] Note: duplicate ancestries are shown for Regilinde.
[55776] The unverified file L7LT-18H in familysearch.org offers: "When David Harlan Reed was born on 6 March 1860, in Little Deer Isle, Lincoln, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, his father, Solomon Eaton Haskell AKA John Reed, was 32 and his mother, Margaret Ann Eaton, was 29. He married Mary Alice Beal in 1887, in Jonesport, Washington, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 6 daughters. He lived in Eastport, Washington, Maine, United States in 1880. He died on 17 April 1955, in Jonesport, Washington, Maine, United States, at the age of 95, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Jonesport, Washington, Maine, United States."
_Rupert III Wittelsbach, King of GERMANY _+
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_Stefan, Count Palatine of SIMMERN-ZWEIBRüCKEN _|_Elisabeth of NUREMBERG __________________
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[30975] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_III,_Elector_Palatine which remarks "He was a devout convert to Calvinism, and made Calvinism the official religion of his domain. Under his supervision the Heidelberg Catechism was constructed. His support of Calvinism gave the religious sect a foothold within the Holy Roman Empire."