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[803] "Chief of the Fetherston Clan" - he resided at Stanhope Hall, Durham. The suffix "haugh" means the alluvial plain of a river valley, i.e. the location of Featherstone Castle on the Tyne River about 3-1/2 miles SW of the village of Haltwhistle in Northumberland. The village name is a combination of the French "haut" and the Scandinavian "wiscle" meaning a high crest of water, perhaps referring to the sharp bend in the river about this town. The town church dates to the 13th century. Burke's "The General Armory," p. 348 gives the family as Fetherstone, alias Perkinson, and states that all branches show descent from the ancient family of Fetherstonehaugh of Northumberland, which derives in direct male line from a chief of those Saxons who landed in England early in the 8th century and settled on the Tyne River. Helias de Fetherstonehaugh granted land at Fetherstonehaugh to the prior and convent of Hexham in 1215 (- "Good Morning, Mr. Fetherstone?", by Eula Thomas Perkinson, Lark Song Lane, Rt. 1, Riceville, TN 37370, p. 183). In 2004 Jim Weber's web site at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jweber&id=I29973 states he is "Thomas Featherstone , of Stanhope, b: ABT 1410 in Stanhope, Weardale, Durham, England" who m. "Alison Whitfield, b: ABT 1413 in Whitfield, Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England." Jim Weber also provides ancestry of Thomas.
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Charles held several town offices in Penobscot, ME and was county sheriff. He was the last to represent the town in the General Court of Massachusetts and the first to do so in the General Court of Maine (1826). He was a school teacher and town clerk. His 16 children are listed in "Hugh Hutchins of Old England" (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984),pp. 722-3. He and wife Sarah are buried in the Hutchins-Snowman Cemetery off routes 175 and 199 up from Hoyt Hutcins' house. An extensive article about Charles by Mark E. Honey is in "Castine Patriot" (Castine, ME), 8 July 2010, p. 5:
"Charles Hutchins of Penobscot was taken ill very suddenly while sitting at court, in the old County Courthouse, on Bridge Hill, Ellsworth (the building closest to the Surry Road), on August 27, 1845. He complained of feeling very badly, and was taken to the 'Public House in the Village,' where he called for something to take, tasted it, handed it back, and died instantly. He was just 58 years, 10 months, and 24 days old.
"Hutchins was born in Penobscot on October 3, 1786, in the second generation of Hutchins to be born in the Bagaduce River valley. He shared in the hardships and privations endured by the first generation that settled there. He attended school from four to six weeks a year, and with a quick and powerful natural intellect, and a very studious mind, qualified and took charge of a primary school at 19. He would pursue teaching for much of the remainder of his life.
"Quoting from Scripture, a friend called Charles 'one of the sweet singers of Israel.' He took a supreme delight in his responsibilities, and a very few could equal him in arithmetic. He advanced into the higher branches of mathematics, especially algebra, which he excelled in, despite no formal training. With his description reaching towards the sky, his friend stated that 'he was a self-made man, and could have had the faculties which our youth now generally have; could he had had some fostering hand to encourage, and lead him along the pathway of science, he would have shown among the brightest constellations that ever illuminated the Western Hemisphere.'
"Charles was elected a representative to the General Court, in Boston, in 1819, and after Maine achieved statehood in 1820, represented Penobscot, and surrounding towns before the Maine State Legislature. He was elected in 1820, 1821, 1823, 1825, 1826, 1828 and 1844. In 1829, we was placed on the Governor's Council, and in 1830 and 1831, served in the Maine Senate. He was high sheriff of Hancock County from 1831 to 1835 and in 1839. In all of these offices, 'he filled with ability and almost universal satisfaction to his consituents.' 'And there has been scarcely a year since he was eligible to any public office, that he has not filled some office in town, and often those of greatest importance and generally with satisfaction to his townsmen.'
"He was a Democrat in his political principles, a follower of Andrew Jackson, and he was ready to talk, or act these principles out, as he understood them, respectfully, and regardless of the hear or favor of men. In private life, he was cheerful and 'interesting in colloquial conversation, and none could be melancholy or low-spirited in his presence. He was firm and fervent in his attachment to his intimate friends, and generous to his enemies.'
"'Strictly a conscientious man, neither fear nor favor, frowns nor flateries, nor the threats of his opposers, when he knew it was in their power to injure him in pecuniary interests, could ever make him swerve on the path his judgment and conscience marked out for him to pursue. He was ever ready, according to his ability, to help the distressed, and to support the benevolent institutions and enterprises of philanthropy and religiou. He was a tenderly affectionate husband; the provident and indulgent father; the dutiful and respectful son; and loving and well-loved brother.'
"The body of Charles Hutchins was carried home from Ellsworth, and after being laid out in his home, was buried with very appropriate funeral services, while the flag of his country was raised half-mast by a sympathizing public. The friend closes with these words: '...he was a praying man; and we hope rests in peace.'
"Hutchins was perhaps serving as sheriff of Hancock County when he died. He was also town clerk of Penobscot for many years, and the last to represent the town before the General Court at Boston.
",,,he was the son of Captain William Hutchins. He married Sally Wardwell on October 20, 1806, the daughter of Josiah Wardwell and Hannah Wescott. They had at least 16 children. ..."
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Benjamin, Jr., m. 12 May 1970 Jean Sidney Treleaver. "Beatrice Daily Sun [Beatrice, Nebraska], 22 April 2014": "Benjamin 'Sam' Oliver Kilroy, 81, of Beatrice, passed away at home Saturday, April 19, 2014. He was born in Portsmouth, Va., on Oct. 12, 1932. He moved to Barneston from San Diego, Calif. in 1972 and lived in Independence, Mo. for 16 years. He has resided in Beatrice since returning to Nebraska 13 years ago. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Jeanne Treleaven Kilroy; children, Robert Zito (Karla), of Lincoln, Russell Zito (Josi), of Wymore, Jennifer Zito, of Portland, Ore., and Spencer Kilroy, of Kansas City, Mo; brother, Patrick Kilroy, of Borrego Springs, Calif; sister, Ruth Elizebeth Brown, of El Cajon, Calif; grandchildren, Shannon, Sarah, Elizabeth, Weston, Isabelle, Nicholas and Abigale; great-grandchildren, Sammie, Emma, and Randy. He was preceded in death by his father, Benjamin Oliver Kilroy, Sr; mother, Ruth Hutchison Perkins; and brother, Theodore.
Sam was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy after serving from 1951 to 1955 in Japan and Korea. He was an avid tool collector, trader and antique dealer. Golfing, fishing, and hunting were his passions. He worked diligently on his treadmill and lifted weights until recently."
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[57031] Find A Grave memorial 64282613 offers: "Howard C. Pervear, 84, died May 4, 2008 at Stillwater Health Care in Bangor. He was born in North Brooklin, August 5, 1923 the son of Howard C. and Edna (Allen) Pervear, Sr. Howard, Sr. worked as caretaker at E. B. White's nearby farm. Howard, Jr. graduated from Brooklin High School in 1941. He enlisted in the US Navy in 1942 serving on the aircraft carrier 'WASP' in the Pacific Theatre of operations. He met Virginia Clark of RI on a blind date and they married in 1946 after his discharge. He worked as a pipe fitter in Bridgeport, CT where they lived in nearby Fairfield for 57 years and raised three children. He is survived by his son, Richard C. Pervear of No. Brooklin; daughters, Corinne L. Ness and husband Peter of Levant, Denise P. Lord of Ellington, CT; grandchildren, Jennifer Mayhew of Levant, Jeffrey Mayhew of Glenburn, and Colin Lord of Ellington, CT.; great-grandson, Quintin Mayhew of Glenburn; brother, George G. Pervear and wife Helen of Stonington; sister, Betty Ann Williams and husband Burton of Frankfort. He was predeceased by his wife, Virginia in 2003 and brother, John A. Pervear. Interment will be Mt. Ephraim Cemetery, North Brooklin."
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[4108] "News-Journal [Mansfield, OH], 12 June 1998, p. 7: Walter S. Roach, 91, of Mission, Texas, formerly of Loudonville, died Thursday morning, June 11, 1998, in Mission, Texas, after an extended illness. Mr. Roach was born March 2, 1907 in Nashville, Ohio, the son of Corliss and Pearl (Gauchat) Roach. Mr. Roach was the Administrative Vice-President of the Flxible Co., Loudonville with 48 years of service, retiring in 1973 with the second most seniority at the time with the company. For over 25 years he served as the company representative in labor negotiations. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Loudonville, was President of church council, chairman of the Building Committee, a Sunday School teacher, and the Sunday School Band, while in Ohio. In Texas, he was a member of First Christian Church of Mc Allen. He was a member and past Master of Hanover Lodge 115 F&AM, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Columbus, past President of Ashland County Scottish Rite Association, past President of the Loudonville Lions Club, past President of Loudonville-Perrysville Boosters Club, member of Gideons International, the Loudonville Camera Club and was a dance band leader. His professional memberships include: past President of National Metal Trades Assn., Cleveland branch; Chairman of National Committee on Employer-Employee Communications; the Society for Advancement of Management, Cleveland Chapter; National Assn. of Motor Bus Owners (NAMBO) Safety Committee; and American Transit Assn. He is survived by his wife, Frances A. (Powney) Roach, his son, Roger P. Roach of Grove City, PA, daughters and sons-in-law, Carolyn Fr.; and Edward Roller of Alliance, Ohio, and Miriam K. and Roy Cheek of Thomaston, Connecticut, 11 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-greatgrandchild. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen E (Paullin) Roach on Dec. 29, 1982, his second wife, Erline (Bright) Roach in 1986, a son Kenneth Lorain Roach in 1934, and 4 brothers and 3 sisters.
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[18437] Charles m. 7 April 1876 in Bangor, ME Mary Kerr.