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[9787] His grave marker reads Claude A. Briner. He worked at the smelters at Gas City, KS for 12 years.
[35638] The unverified Naylor Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 provides this person. His age at death was 73 yrs., 1 month, 14 days. He is son of Lewis Chesrown and Elizabeth Redd, both b. in PA., according to "Ohio Deaths 1908-1953". "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 28 March 1910," p. 4: "Adam Chesrown, very well known in Ashland and Richland counties, died at his home at Mohican in Ashland county Sunday morning at 12:25. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania and came to Ashland county with his parents when a mere boy. He was 73 years of ago on Jan. 13, last. Mr. Chesrown while working on hia farm had a leg broken some time ago and was laid up for quite awhile, but death was due to an attack of grip combined with the worry incident to the loss of a son at Akron recently by death. Mr. Chesrown was a very successful farmer in his earlier days but through reverses he lost much that he had acquired. Nothing daunted he went to work again harder than ever and had managed to get himself into comfortable circumstances once more when he was overtaken by death. Mr. Chesrown had a large family. He leaves a wife and five sons and two daughters to mourn his departure, while there are also six sons dead. The living children are as follows: H. H. Chesrown of Mansfield; Robert Chesrown of Akron; Adolphus, Lewis, Todd and Alice and Bertha of Mohican. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Reformed church at Mohican, the Rev. Walker officiating and burial at St. John's cemetery three miles south of Mohican."
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[55933] Ralph's obituary: "Bucksport- Now safe in the arms of his Lord and Savior, Ralph E. Clement passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his family after a long illness. Ralph was born in Bucksport, June 10, 1939, to Maynard and Laura Clement and a lifelong resident of Bucksport, class of 1957. He later met and married his devoted wife, Jean Chambers Clement, June 16, 1960, and together they raised their 5 children. Ralph worked many different trades, with the majority of his years 'Moving the Earth' for Wardwell and Lane Construction Company until his retirement. Faithful in everything he did, he loved his family, church family, the Awana youth program, operating heavy machinery, working in the woods, and helping others. Ralph will be missed greatly by his wife Jean of 59 years, and their children Loretta (Bruce)Steele, Elsie (Chris) Goyette, both of Billerica, Massachusetts, Melissa (Robert) Stubbs, Marcus (Suzanne) Clement both of Bucksport, along with his 14 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and siblings Virginia, Bertha, Floyd, Norman, Ramona, and Rozina, and many nieces and nephews, and cousins. He is predeceased by his son Scott Clement, brother Edmund, and sister Winona."
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[50188] https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/2ZYM-3YH/charles-matthews-higgins-1780-1860 offers: "When Charles Matthews Higgins was born on 2 February 1780, in Bath, Lincoln, Maine, United States, his father, Benjamin Higgins, was 31 and his mother, Sarah Matthews, was 24. He married Nancy Bartlett on 4 October 1802, in Orland, Hancock, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 9 daughters. He died on 8 October 1860, in Orland, Hancock, Maine, United States, at the age of 80, and was buried in Ellsworth, Hancock, Maine, United States."
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[26890] In 2010 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/r/Susan-C-Curtiss/GENE10-0003.html offers: "Daniel Poore, at age 14, came to America in 1638, with his sister, Alice, age 20, and his brother, Samuel, age 18. The Poores came from near Salisbury in Wiltshire, England. They embarked from Southampton, England, with Stephen Dummer and his, wife, Alice (who may have been the Poore's aunt) aboard the ship Bevis; Robert Batten, Master, in 1638. The Poores landed in Boston, Suffold, MA, and went immediately to Newbury where brother, John (who came to America in 1635) settled. Daniel remained in Newbury until 1644, when he removed to Cochicawic, now known as Andover. (Since Andover was not founded until 1649, he would not have gone there as a settler until then. I doubt if he went to Andover until after he married in 1650. Source: James Harris Creighton) " A posting in Ancestry.com in 2010 offers: "Note: He probably emigrated in May 1638 from Southampton, England to New England aboard ship 'Bevis of Hampton' as 'Dayell' aged 14 with possibly a sister Alice aged 20 and a brother Samuel aged 18 as servants of Stephen or Richard Dummer of Newbury,MA. NE Families: Poor - Daniel Poore, the immigrant ancestor. came from England in the ship 'Bevis'. Captain Robert Batten, master, sailing from Southampton with sixty other passengers in May, 1638, when he was fourteen years of age. He came in the family of Stephen and Alice Dummer. In the same ship came also Samuel Poore, and Alice Poore, who married George Little, of Newbury, Massachusetts. Daniel doubtless lived in Newbury about ten years, and Samuel and Alice settled for life there. John Poore, probably an elder brother, also settled there and another brother, Thomas Poore, settled and died at Andover, leaving neither wife nor children. Daniel Poore married in Boston, October 20, 1650. Mary Farnum, sister of John Farnum, whoalso settled in Andover, and has many descendants in that section. Daniel Poore died June 8, 1689, aged sixty-five; his wife also died in Andover, February 3, 1714, aged eighty-five years. Their home was on the easterly side of the Shawshineriver, not far from its mouth and near the station on the Boston & Maine railroad in North Andover near the Merrimac river, and the street railway from Lawrence to North Andover passes near the site of the old house. The ancient bridge over the Shawshine river is near by and the homestead included land on both sides of the river below the bridge." Also see "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 367.
[3761] Eystein is son of Thrond and Sigurdsdatter according to the unverified http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/NorthernEurope/f345.htm. Eystein "The Severe" was King of Hedmark and Upland.