[24623] The LDS Church's unverified Pedigree Resource File (CD #120 Pin #656056) states Cecily is daughter of Alan de Columbers and Cicely Waleton, and that Alan is son of William de Columbers.
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[20904] The unverified file L8MZ-54K in familysearch.org offers: "When Gladys Blythe Turner was born in January 1868, in Castine, Hancock, Maine, United States, her father, Reuben Mann Turner, was 59 and her mother, Elizabeth B. Douglass, was 47. She married Fred Dunbar on 13 December 1884, in Castine, Hancock, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter. She lived in Hancock, Maine, United States in 1920. She died in 1937, in Brockton, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States, at the age of 69, and was buried in Castine Cemetery, Castine, Hancock, Maine, United States." Fred r. Wardwell Point, Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME. The schooner "Fred Dunbar" of Castine was named for him. He and Gladys had Eugene W. Dunbar who was age 16 in 1920. The 1906 Town Register lists children Goldie E., Frank E., Carl F. and Eugene W.
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[16842] Elizabeth m. 1735 Seth Huddleston, Sr. and had at Dartmouth, MA: Patience (1738), Alice (1741), Sarah (1744) and Seth (Jr.) (12 May 1746; d. 7 Sept 1794 in Guilford County, NC).
[24960] http://develop.nmdg.com/virtualhosts/communities/chadbourne/3rdgen.html reports: "Readers should be careful to distinguish between John Foss of Rye and our John Fost of Dover, as the listing of their families have been confused and mistakenly printed in some sources. John was an English immigrant, a tailor and attorney of Dover. By 1686 he succeeded James Goff in running Quampegan mills. John made his will on 17 Dec 1699 and died the next day." This web site, provided by The Chadbourne Family Association, also reprints John's will.
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_David HAYNES _______|_Elizabeth CLEMENTS ________
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| _John (Jr.) ARCHER __|_Elizabeth TUPPER __________
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|_Lucy Willey COLSON _|_Susan WILLEY ______________
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Jasper succeeded his father as guide, trapper and camp operator near Norcross, ME. Photos of him with L. L. Bean appear in Bean's "Hunting, Fishing and Camping" (Freeport, ME: 1942), pp. 78 & 80. For his camp see "Lewiston [ME] Evening Journal - Oct 19, 1974," p. 6A, and http://www.buckhorncampsmaine.com. Jasper was running his trap line by ski airplane in Aroostook County, ME when his airplane lost power as he took off from a lake surface and crashed - he was airlifted to Boston, MA where he died.
"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 February 1960, p. 1: "BOSTON (AP) -Jasper Haynes, 62, of Millinocket, Maine, a bush pilot who was injured when his plane crashed last Thursday, died last night at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Haynes was flown to Boston Saturday from a Caribou, Maine hospital. He had been in critical condition since the crash with fractures, head injuries and burns. The noted pilot and trapper suffered the injuries when his light plane crashed on the St John River near the Daquam, Que., custom house, A passenger, Don Lambert, 23, of Brewer, Maine, escaped serious injury. Haynes was guide, bush pilot and trapper. He owned and operated a string of sporting camps in and around Jo-Mary Lakes and lived at Buckhorn Camps on Middle Jo-Mary. A native of Great Pond, Hayes had lived in Bangor and moved to Millinocket in 1935. A graduate of Good Will School in Hinckley, he attended Shaw Business College, Bangor and served for a year with the British Army in World War I, and later in the American Army. Haynes learned to fly in 1946 at the age of 49 and had logged about 5,000 hours of air time since. He was a long time booster for Maine trappers. A director of the Maine Trappers Association, he was a member of the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Masons."
An article in the Bangor Daily News by Wayne E. Reilly 17 January 2016: ". . . 'NIGHTMARE HORRORS SEEN BY BANGOR MAN,' a Jan. 1[1916] headline said, informing readers of the Bangor Daily News that Jasper Haynes had been forced to quit the British army after fighting for months on the Western Front. He could tell tales 'that make listeners hair curl,' the reporter noted. Haynes was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Haynes of 66 Charles St. He had left home last June seeking adventure with his parents approval - up to a point. A crack shot and a registered guide, he also had experience as a fire warden. The Haynes family had moved to Bangor from Amherst only a year ago. Haynes served as a cabin boy on a steamship crossing the Atlantic. When he arrived in England, the underaged youth promptly enlisted in the army, telling recruiters that he was a Canadian. His parents didnt know about this, and thats how they were able to secure his release with help by the State Department some months later. Haynes was lucky to be alive by then. He had been sent to the front. He occupied trenches in water up to his knees while bombs and bullets rained down around him. His fellow soldiers were regularly blown to pieces. He stood at the pumps all night trying to drain the trenches. He came to understand that 'there was mighty little glory in being blown up by mines, etc., modern warfare being nothing but plain slaughter,' the newspaper story said. Although he was in the danger zone for weeks, Haynes escaped without a wound or an illness. His father wrote him letters ordering him home, but he refused to leave his comrades. The family contacted the State Department through a Bangor lawyer. After the proceedings were over, Haynes 'was taken out of the trenches without any warning, and was told the United States wanted him.'" [Jasper claimed exemption from the World War I draft due to serving 323 days in the British Army.]
For an excellent account of the life of his family and of his career, see "Within Katahdin's Realm: Log Drives and Sporting Camps - Chapter 11: On Chief Jo-Mary's Lands . . . ," William W. Geller, in Maine History Documents - Special Collections, 1-2018, DigitalCommons@ UMaine. - - access this at https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistory/142.
[34231] This person is from the unverified Kahler Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Susanna is daughter of Leonhard Hessenauer and Maria Magdalena Huebner.
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[42139] Francis served during the War Between the States - Pvt, Co C, 47th Regt, PA Vol, Inf..
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[30187] Mary is said to be daughter of John Rushall (b. 1535 in Badby, d. there in 1598).
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[21222] This family is from Forrest D. Shade of West Covina, CA. Ancestry is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com.
[13973] Bessie also m. Charles DeWalt (b. 1903). Ancestry.com offers: "Snyder Name Meaning - Dutch: occupational name for a tailor, from an agent derivative of Middle Dutch sniden 'to cut'. Americanized form of German Schneider."