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[53708] Chase is son of John Elden IV (1783-1843) & Jane Boothby (1791-1866; m. 1 December 1808 in Buxton, York Co., ME).
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[18637] Hannah is daughter of Joseph Lowell, Jr. and Mary Jones. George A. Wheelers "History of Castine, Penobscot and Brooksville, Maine," (privately printed in Cornwall, NY, 1923), pp. 172-3: "Percival Lowell, with his two sons, John and Richard, and one daughter, came from Bristol, England and settled in Newbury in 1739 [sic]. JOHN had eight children. The sixth was Benjamin born September 12, 1642. Benjamin married Ruth Woodman, October 1666, and had eight children. The seventh, Joseph, was born September 12, 1680; he married Mary Hardy, December, 1707, and had six children, of whom the fifth was Joseph, who probably removed to Penobscot in 1762. Joseph married Mary Hones February, 1745. They had eight children born in Newbury and two in Penobscot. There names are as follows: - 1. ANN, born February, 1746, - married Reuben Grindle and had seven children. She was the ancestress of the Doctors Grindle of Bluehill and Mount Desert. 2. ELIPHALET, born August 1747. He married Elizabeth Haney in 1777 and settled at North Penobscot at what is now called Lowells Corner. They had ten children. She was the daughter of Archibald Haney. 3. HANNAH, born February, 1749. Died August 9, 1759. 4. FRANCIS, born November, 1751. Died at Penobscot, March 28, 1763. 5. MARY, born May, 1754 - married Joseph Webber and had seven children. 6. STEPHEN, born July 1756. - Supposed to have been captured at sea by Algerine pirates. 7. HANNAH, born January, 1760, - married Reuben Grindle and had thirteen children. 8. LYDIA, born January, 1762. - - - 9. JOSEPH, born at Penobscot December 13, 1765. Married Judith Freeman in January 22, 1802 and had three children. The youngest one, Hannah, died at North Castine in 1867. 10. NANCY, born April 7, 1769. She married Captain David Jenkins. Eliphalets children were: - 1. Josiah, born June 26, 1775. 2. Mary, born May 10, 1778. 3. Nancy, born in 1780. 4. George, born October 3, 1782. 5. William, born October 23, 1785. 6. Stephen, born September 8, 1787. 7. Lydia, born February 2, 1789. 8. Marcy, born February 15, 1791. 9. Robert, born June 15, 1796. 10. Harry, born September 23, 1798. Harry, the only survivor (in 1875) lives on the old homestead at North Penobscot. He married Sarah Emerton of Bucksport in 1834 and has had seven children. He was at one time a captain in the Penobscot Company of Militia. Josiah was an ensign in the same company, when the English took Castine in 1814. George was the father of William Lowell, of Portland and learned his trade - that of a tailor - off Jimmy Scott of Castine. (Letter of William Lowell, August, 1875.) The LOWELL family is very numerous in Penobscot, - so much so that a settlement in North Penobscot has for many years been called colloquially as Lowelltown." Ancestry.com offers: "Lowell Name Meaning - English: variant of Lovell, derived from Anglo-Norman French lou 'wolf' + the diminutive suffix -el." Cf. "The Historic Genealogy of the Lowells of America from 1639 to 1899". Delmar Rial Lowell (Rutland, VT: pub. by the author, 1899).
[53368] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 August 1975, p. 21: "Castine - John Alden Pratt, 67, died Aug. 24 at a Castine hospital following a long illness. He was born in Woburn, Mass. May 22, 1908, son of Frank and Lena (Harrington) Pratt. He attended Woburn High School, Colby Junior College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was a member, deacon, treasurer and chairman of the standing committee, and member of the choir of the Castine Congregational Church. He was a former master of the Hancock Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons; member of the Masonic bodies including Anah Temple Shrine, former chairman of Hancock County Republican Committee for 11 years; member of the GOP County Committee and chairman of the Castine GOP Committee; member of the board of directors of the Retired Skippers Race and of corporation of the Castine Community Hospital; chairman of the local board of appeals; served with U.S. Navy in the Pacific Theater during World War II. He was district sales manager of the Timkin Oil and Heat Co. until ill health forced him to retire. He is survived by his wife, Doris Wardwell Pratt of Castine; one son, John of Castine; several cousins." John is son of Frank L. Pratt (b. in 1884) & Lena Harrington (b. in 1882; m. 16 July 1907 in Woburn City, Middlesex Co., MA).
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[29138] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maol_%C3%8Dosa_II,_Earl_of_Strathearn offers: "Maol Íosa II, was the first known son of Mormaer Robert. He has been noted as the first Mormaer to encourage the movement of French and English settlers into his Mormaerdom, or at least to allow an influx of French-speaking warriors into his entourage (Neville, 2005, pp.23-4). We might regard it as part of the same phenomenon that following the reign of Maol Íosa II, the Mormaers of Strathearn thereafter remained pivotal and dynamic figures in the larger world of northern British politics, never again confining themselves purely within their mormaerdom. Maol Íosa was an intelligent figure who managed to retain the favor of both the Scottish and English kings, and steer a middle line between the Comyn-Durward rivalry that dominated Scottish court politics in the middle of the 13th century. Maol Íosa married four times. These marriages included a marriage to the daughter of the Earl of Orkney, and one to the daughter of Ewen MacDougall. He had two known sons, Maol Íosa and Robert; and three known daughters, Muriel, Maria and Cecilia."
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[56683] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 19 Octgober 2021: "Northeast Harbor - Joan Y. Tyler, 84, died peacefully at home October 17, 2021. She was born August 1, 1937, in Ellsworth, the daughter of Howard E. and Kathleen (Gray) Young. Joan graduated high school from George Stevens Academy, in Blue Hill. She then went on to receive her teaching degree at Farmington State Teachers College. Her first job out of college was as a home economics teacher at Mount Desert Island High School. It was while teaching, that she met her husband, Gary Tyler. They were married on October 6, 1961. She stopped teaching soon after the birth of her first child to work at home as a seamstress. She sewed for the Lilly Pulitzer Store, the Kimball Shop Boutique, and most notably, for more than 50 years at the Holmes Store. Joan enjoyed the arts. She played the piano, did ceramics, and liked to paint. She also enjoyed the outdoors, often taking her children and grandchildren hiking or to the beach. She is survived by her two children, Sally Hulme and husband, Tony, of West Simsbury, CT, and Jonathan Tyler of Sparks, NV; five grandchildren; and one great-grandson. Joan was predeceased by her husband, Gary, in 2018; and two siblings, Neal Young and Geneva Sylvester."