[55864] Edith is daughter of Herbert Wiley Arey (1879-1949) & Endora Ellen Miles (1882-1938; m. 15 November 1902 in Bucksport, Hancock Co., ME).
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[43146] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 18 December 1922," p. 15: "From the Castine correspondent: All were greatly shocked to learn on Wednesday night of the sudden death of one of its most respected citizens, Capt. Augustus Coombs. Capt. Coombs left his home in the evening as usual to look after the fires at the Wooley cottage which he had in charge, being gone a little longer than usual. His wife went down to the cottage finding him in the cellar in front of the furnace, dead. Capt. Coombs was a most devoted husband and father and a very kind neighbor and friend. His sudden departure seems almost unbearable to the family and we know that words mean very little in this great trouble but we all wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to them all. He leaves besides his wife one daughter, Mrs. Harry Wardwell; one son, William Coombs; one sister, Mrs. Marla Perkins of California; one brother, Edward Coombs of Castine; three grandchlldren and many relatives."
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[26618] In 2007 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/BAR.htm offers: "Edouard de Bar (1296-Famagusta 11 Nov 1336, bur Famagusta). He succeeded his father in 1302 as Edouard I Comte de Bar, minor until 1311. m (contract Bar-sur-Aube, Aube 13 Jun 1306, château de Montbard 11 Feb 1310) Marie de Bourgogne, daughter of Robert II Duke of Burgundy & his wife Agnes de France (1298-before 1336, bur Bar, église Saint-Maxe)." Cf. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Édouard_Ier_de_Bar.
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For Thomas' ancestry, see http://www.angelfire.com/on/myfamilytree1/Drake.html which states he is son of William Drake (b. ca. 1440 in Great Waltham, Co.; d. by 19 Dec 1510) who is son of Edmund Drake (b. ca. 1360 in Great Waltham; d. by 17 Oct 1471) who is son of William Drake was (b. between 1320 and 1330 in Great Waltham; d. by 2 May 1420) who is son of Nicholas Drake Jr. (b. between 1274 and 1290 in Great Waltham; d. by 1331) who is son of Nicholas Drake (b. between 1251 and 1280 in Great Waltham; d. by 14 June 1302; m. Agnes _____). Cf. http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/7379/drake.html.
http://www.ringleib.com/ringleib_info/family_tree/colinr/d895.htm (not verified) offers: "As Thomas Drakes, he was presented for not being in tithing and aged 12 years and more at the Court held on May 29, 1477. He apparently was not living in the manor when his father died in 1510, for two years passed before he claimed his inheritance. It is interesting that he is only the second generation in which the son was not living in his father's manor. Up until this time apparently each generation had been born, raised, worked, and died on the same piece of land at Great Waltham. As the financial and social status of the family improved, their freedom to move about was less restricted and they ventured from the manor--eventually moving out of the area of Great Waltham altogether.
"The record of his admission to the lands and woods lately held by his father are described in detail on the Court Rolls and is of interest in demonstrating this continuity of tenure in the family: "To this Court comes Thomas Drake the son and heir of William Drake late of Lytelhy and is admitted by himself (i.e. in person) to nine acres of land, parcell of a half virgate of land called Eldefeldys, one acre and a half of land, parcell of a half virgate of land called Symon Jeffreys' one grove of woods and pasture containing two acres and a half called Grovecroft; parcell of a half virgate alled Eldefeldes as his (words illegible) and inheritance." "Eldefeldys" is almost certain to be identified with "Eldo land" held by Nicholas Drake who also held "Granger land" and a parcel of "symon Geffray land" ca. 1328.
"Thomas Drake was elected to serve as Constable at the Court held on June 15, 1512, and appears in the Court Rolls as a juror several times between 1512 and 1522. He also acquired a croft containing two acres called Arnelles or Arngelles in the Rectory Manor of Great Waltham for which he paid a yearly rent of 18d. At the court held on February 5, 1515, he did homage for a cotland containing 5 acres with three houses called saches, which he held in the right of his wife, Agnes Butler. Agnes was the widow of a William Butler when she married Thomas Drake.
"At the Court held at Great Waltham on June 1, 1542, the death of Thomas Drake was reported and his will (which has not survived) mentioned. At sometime before his death, Thomas Drake had settled at Slamsey in White Notley, and he was buried there on November 27, 1541. His move may seem insignificant to you and I as White Notley is only 12-15 miles from Great Waltham, but since for at least six generations the Drake's had lived at Great Waltham, Thomas' move to White Notley was quite an accomplishment.
"In the Lay subsidy of 1543-44, Agnes Drake paid 4d. for her lands in White Notley and she was buried there, a widow, on September 30, 1550.
[35532] This person is from the unverified Mason Herrington tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 and requires further documentation.
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[9310] "The News [Newport, PA], 8 January 1976," p. 2: "Loy A. Whitekettle of 107 E. Pine St., Boalsburg, formerly of Newport, died at Centre Crest, Bellefonte, Monday, December 29, 1975. He was born Sept. 26, 1902, in Newport, the son of Charlps S. and Margaret Loy Whitekettle. His wife, the former Elizabeth Myers, survives with one sister, Miss Pauline Whitekettle of Newport. A graduate of Newport High School, he graduated in 1924 from Penn State in the School of Forestry. He was employed with the Federal Government in Civil Service. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church of Boalsburg and Tau Phi Delta fraternity. He was an honorary member of Boalsburg Fire Company and the Boalsburg Lions Club. Funeral services were held at the Koch Funeral Home, State College, with the Rev. Robert L. Rohrbaugh officiating. Burial was in the Boalsburg Cemetery." Loy m. June 6, 1929 Elizabeth C. Myers and had Loy Andrew Whitekettle, Jr. (d. Feb. 5, 1955 at Marietta, PA, aged 24 years; he suffered from a rare blood disease). Loy and Elizabeth r. Marietta, PA.