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[3706] His ancestry shown here is NOT VERIFIED; it is presented as found on Ray Gurganus' web site, www.gurganus.org, in 2007.
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[31911] William m. Barbara de Seton (daughter of Adam de Seton). His information and ancestry is from http://sites.google.com/site/fivegateways/alphabetical-index-k/keith and is not verified.
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[55887]
John's obituary: "John Linwood Fickett was born on April 4, 1933, the second of five children born to Jeanette Fossett Fickett Robinson and Erven Fickett. He grew up in Richmond, Maine and attended local schools. John forfeited his education and left school early to enter the workforce to support his mother and siblings after their father abandoned the family. John joined the United States Air Force after his mother remarried to Maurice (Robie) Robinson in 1950, and he was no longer needed to support the family. The local girl that captured Johns heart was swept off her feet when John returned to Richmond, proposed to Helen Friend, and spirited her away to Shreveport, Louisiana, where they were married in 1953. They welcomed their first child, Andrew, named for her father, in 1956. Helen stayed at home to raise the family while John received advanced training in electrical and mechanical maintenance, resulting in a transfer to Grenier Field in Manchester, NH in 1957. John and Helen welcomed their second son, Donald, March 11, 1960. John worked as an Instrument Technician at this location until 1960 when the base closed, and he was honorably discharged from the United States Air Force May 18, 1960. Now with two young children in tow, John and Helen moved to North Anson, Maine where John worked with Helens father, Andrew Friend, clearing a large woodlot. He then took a position with the Arthur Redman Lumber Company, which manufactured gun stocks for the US Military, as a Steam Plant Operator. The family enjoyed living back in Maine, and joyfully welcomed their daughter, Carole Anne. Tragedy befell the young family when Carole died in infancy of congenital heart and lung defects. The family left North Anson in 1965 when John took a position in at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard as an Instrument and Power Control Systems Technician. Eager to return to Maine, the family moved to Bucksport in 1969 when John accepted a position with St. Regis Paper Company. John stayed with St. Regis ( later Champion, International Paper, and Verso) for 22 years, retiring as Instrument Superintendent and Mill Energy Coordinator, where among many other accomplishments, he was instrumental in converting systems to computer controlled processes, and reducing mill energy consumption by 25 percent. Johns sons, Andrew and Donald, followed him in a career the papermaking industry at St. Regis, Donald continuing until the mill was permanently closed in 2014. John, Helen, Andy and Donald enjoyed life in Maine. The entire family enjoyed fishing adventures, snowmobiling, camping and motorcycling together. Yes, Helen drove a motorcycle! She and John would take off for places unknown, each with a son riding as passenger. The boys eventually had their own motorcycles and the family of four would take off down the road, a sight to behold! The recreational passion the family enjoyed turned to tragedy when Andrew was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1978. The strength of John and Helens commitment to, and love for each other sustained them after the deaths of their two children. John had more to do. He went to tractor trailer driving school at Coles Training Institute, drove for Coles and Sunbury until he purchased three tractors and became an owner-operator, leasing to Allens Transfer and Storage of Augusta, Maine. Helen accompanied John on a few long haul trips, but the South was not to her liking. Helen was content to prepare all Johns meals for his journey, along with clothing and necessities. John said Helen 'an outstanding wife'. John sold his trucks after six years, bought a motorhome and travelled the country with Helen. Oh, what fun they had! Their travels were planned around winter stops in Zephyrhills, Florida where they would spend the winter close to Johns sister, Cloe. John and Helen spent their remaining years in Bucksport, close to their son, Donald, who checked in on them most every day. John remained very independent, venturing out on his motorcycle with Don until he was 85 years old. Tragically, in January of this year, Helen died unexpectedly of a cerebral hemorrhage. John was lost after 67 years of marriage, Helen had been providing assistance with daily living as Johns health had begun to fail. Donald managed the monumental task of dealing with his mothers unexpected illness and tragic death while simultaneously caring for his father by moving into Johns home and becoming his caregiver. Don is grateful for the last nine months he has spent with his father, sitting on the back porch sharing stories, enjoying meals together, and taking occasional trips in the car with his faithful dog, Susie. John passed peacefully at home, as he wished, on September 5, 2020, with Dons loving care. John will be dearly missed by his son, Donald, his devoted dog Susie, and extended family. John was predeceased by his wife Helen, son Andrew and daughter Carole Anne as well as his parents, his stepfather, Maurice Robinson, Helens parents Andrew and Justina Friend, brother in law Arthur Friend. He was also predeceased by his brothers Albert and Bernard, sister Cloe Curtis, survived by sister Charlene Perkins Carr of Bowdoinham, Maine.
Don would like to express gratitude to the Bucksport Ambulance Crew, the team from Northern Light Hospice who helped him through this difficult time as singular caregiver, and his cousin, Kelly. John had a long and fulfilling life with Helen, a wonderful family, and lived life to the fullest for 87 years."
[26701] One World Tree on Ancestry.com proposes this parent and states that Joan is daughter of Robert Ibbotson of Boxford, but this family is not verified!
[35566] Susanna is from the unverified Minnich Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013. Perhaps see "A genealogy and history of the Kauffman-Coffman families of North America, 1584 to 1937," Charles Fahs Kauffman (York, PA: Kauffman, 1940).
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[50126] "Shamokin News-Dispatch [Shamokin, Pennsylvania], 16 September 1964," p. 8: "A brain hemorrhage has been given as the cause of death of Mrs. Betty J. Springer, 20, Milton R.D. 2, according to results of an autopsy performed yesterday, Montour County officials revealed today. The mother of four died yester day morning in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, eight days after she was found unconscious in her home. The autopsy was performed yesterday in the Danville institution. Authorities said today they do not know what caused the fatal injury to the Limestone Township, Montour County, woman. 'We simply don't know under what circumstances the woman was injured, and probably wont know for a day or two," Sergeant Francis Sobocinski, officer in charge of the Milton State Police sub-station, said today. A report on the autopsy performed yesterday was given by C. Porter Wagner, Montour County coroner, and Dr. Jesse W. Gordner. Jr.. Montour County coroner. . . . Police were unable to question her because of her critical condition. The initial report of the case, issued Labor Day, the day she was found uncons cious, stated that she was believed struck on the head with a bottle and that she was apparently victim of assault. Husband of the woman, Paul Springer, was questioned by state police. . . . Mrs. Springer, the former Betty Paul, was a native of Sunbury. She is a daughter of Leroy Paul, Milton, and Mrs. Kathryn Paul, Sunbury."
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[9726] The Perry County Times, 16 November 1961, p. 12: Funeral services for Omer B. Stuber, 61, Ickesburg R. D., who died Nov. 7 at his home, were held Nov. 11 at the Clemens Funeral Home on W. Main street, New Bloomfield. The Rev. Carey Moore, pastor of Saville Lutheran Church, and the Rev. James Scharf, retired Lutheran minister, officiated. Burial was in Restland Cemetery in Loysville. Mr. Stuber was a farmer all his life, and was a member of Saville Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mae Freeman Stuber; four sons, George O. and Paul E., both of Loysville R. D.; Ronald J. and Wayne E., both of Ickesburg R. D.; two sisters, Mrs. Elliott Towsey, Port Royal, and Mrs. Stanley Hench, Loysville R. D., and one grandchild.