[52379] Stephen is said to be son of Timothy Billings (1796-1843) & Lois Fisher (d. in 18411).
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[6762] In 1949 she was teaching at Seboeis, ME. Mariellen's obituary in the Bangor Daily News (26 Oct 2008): "Mariellen Mace Siemion died Oct. 24, 2008, in the presence of her children and in the arms of angels on a beautiful fall morning and after a brief stay at a Bangor health care facility. Mary was born July 29, 1928, at home in Aurora, the seventh of nine children to Asa Russell and Gladys Tracey Mace. She lived and loved life on her own terms in the place she loved the most in the world, Aurora. She was a devoted mother, 'Ooma,' grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, and will be missed a great deal. Mary graduated from Higgins Classical Institute, one of eight students, in 1945. Mary attended Washington State Normal School, Machias, and taught school at Pershing School, Amherst, and at a school in Sebois Plantation. In 1953 she married Joseph Siemion of the Bronx, N.Y., and stationed at Dow Airforce Base. They eventually made their home at 'the George Dorr Residence,' Aurora. There she raised five children and had an open door invitation and included in her world many nieces, nephews and friends. Mary worked at Maces store, at home and for many years, at Union River Telephone Co., Aurora. She was a correspondent of town news for the Ellsworth American and a town clerk and selectman of Aurora. After her sister, Dot, died Mary lovingly included into her heart and home, Susanne Dennis Kuehl, Kelly Dennis, Dyan Dennis Kosikowski and Karen Dennis Binswanger. Mary was very, very dear to many people. We will miss her extraordinary sense of humor, the jumble and crossword puzzle expertise, daily advice about manners and life, funny poems and songs, shooting at white tailed deer on Route 9, literary talks, a voracious appetite for reading-especially memoirs, trips to the library, quilts, magazines, good company, politics, popping peas, Chinese food, corn chowder, her telling us to 'Offer it up,' Slingslong Salacity and a strong stubborn spirit. An avid reader she enjoyed her daily newspaper and from her reading chose this poem. 'When tomorrow starts without me, and Im not here to see. If the sun should rise and find your eyes all filled with tears for me. I wish so much you wouldnt cry the way you did that day, while thinking of the many things we didnt get to say. I know how much you love me as much as I love you and each time that you think of me I know youll miss me too. But when tomorrow starts without me please try to understand that an angel came and called my name and took me by the hand, and said my place is ready in heaven far above, and that Ill have to leave behind all those I dearly love. But as I turn to walk away a tear fell from my eye, for all of life Id always thought I didnt want to die. I had too much to live for, so much yet to do, it seems almost impossible that I was leaving you. So when tomorrow starts without me dont think were far apart. For every time you think of me, Im right here in your heart.' -Author unknown Mary will be deeply missed by her daughter, Tracey Siemion OConnell and husband, Steve and their children, Moira and Fiona of Orono; and her sons, Michael A. Siemion of Aurora and Errol, N.H., Joe Siemion Jr. and wife, Arlene and their children, Danielle, Victoria, Austin and Michayla of Germantown, Pa., Brandon Siemion and children, Kristin, Brandon and Nicholas of Furlong, Pa., and Dan Siemion of Aurora and Errol, N.H.; and a stepson, Robert Siemion and wife, Christine and their children of Wilson, N.C. Additional survivors include her sister, Charlotte Whitman and husband, Don, of Seaford, Va.; brother-in-law, Robert Dennis of Massachusetts; and sisters-in-law, Lorraine Mace of Rockland and Betty Makevich of Moose Hill. She leaves behind many dear and loving nieces and nephews, and loving and caring friends especially, Inga Hansen and family of Ivoryton, Conn., Stella Neubauer of Clinton, Conn., Sylvia Jordan Sawyer of Moose Hill and Robert Lawrence of Brewer. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by, her brothers and sisters, Douglass A. Mace, Asa R. Mace, Bertha Mace Roderick, Helen Mace, Frank E. Mace II, Dorothy Mace Dennis and Ansel Jefferson Mace; and by a niece and nephews, Marlene Mace Hodgins, Douglass Mace Jr., Russell Roderick, Trent Gleason and Frank Mace III."
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[13661] LDS Church's unverified IGI file reports that Norman is son of Samuel Stormer and Lena (or Lana) Geist. The 2 April 1930 census of Worthville, PA lists Norman as a clerk in a general store, and immediately above his family lists Samuel J. Stormer (age 67), merchant (general store); Norman is age 46, his wife Nora is age 45, and all were b. in PA.
[41772] Dorothy's information must be verified - why did she not die in Massachusetts where he hurband had died?
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[20781] Find A Grave memorial 14775428 offers: "Penelope was the daughter of the 3rd Earl of Southampton and Elizabeth Vernon. She married William, 2nd Baron Spencer in 1617. The couple had thirteen children. Penelope and William, 2nd Baron Spencer were invited to live in the mansion at Althorp by William's father, Robert 1st Baron Spencer, of Wormleighton, after the death of his wife Margaret. He handed over the day-to-day administration of the housekeeping to Penelope. She introduced and implemented a more comprehensive, precise, and accessible bookkeeping system at Althorp. Other introductions by Penelope were forks, to be used with knives at meal times and an installation of a belly pulley in her bedroom. She also helped William make structural plans to enlarge Althorp. With the help of Penelope, Althorp was running more efficiently and effectively. Penelope became distraught over the death of her husband in 1636. She refused several proposals and remained a widow for thirty-one years. In honor of the her husband, the man she truly loved, she erected a grand monument of black and white marble in Brington church."