[2918] "The Akron Beacon Journal, 16 October 1956," p. 3: "John Neven Aitken, 62, a former manager of dry cleaning for the City Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co., died Monday in St. Thomas Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Glasgow, Scotland, he had lived in Akron since 1914. He was associated with the City Laundry 40 years, retiring a year ago. He lived at 1024 Whittier av. Mr. Aitken was a 32nd degree Mason in Lake Erie Consistory of the Valley of Cleveland. He was a member of Akron Lodge 83; Bethany Commandery 25, Knights Templar; Akron Council 80. Royal and Select Masters, and Washington Chapter 25, Royal Arch Masons He was a charter member of Yusef-Khan Grotto, and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. For two years Mr. Aitken was president of the Ohio State Dyers and Cleaners Association. He leaves his wife, Grace E.; a daughter, Mrs. Richard Neidert, the former Iain Aitken; three grandchildren; two brothers, Donald in Scotland and Alexander of Akron, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Cochrane , and Mrs. Chrissie Knowles of Akron. . . . . Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park."
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[7280] "The Perry County Democrat [Bloomfield, Pennsylvania], 1 May 1901," p. 3: "Jacob Briner, a highly respected farmer, residing about a mile east of New Germantown, met death in a peculiar manner on Friday morning. He had hitched up his two horse team to go to mill and the team was standing in the road near the house when Mr. Briner went to knot up the tails of the horses. He had accomplished this with the lead horse and reached over to knot the tail of the offside horse, when something happened, just what nobody seems to know, although a number of men were standing near. The horses ran off and Mr. Briner was seen to fall on his hands and knees. It was at first thought he had been kicked by one of the horses. He was taken into the house, where be died in a few minutes. There was not a bruise or a cut upon his body and what caused his death is a mystery. For years the deceased had been badly ruptured and after his death the rupture was found to be down. By some it is thought that when be reached over to tie up the horse's tail he strained himself or was struck in the abdomen by the singletree, which brought down the rupture and caused his death. He was aged 66 years, 7 months and 6 days and was unmarried, his sisters, Mrs. Sallie A. Miller and Mrs. Magdalene Eby, keeping house for him. Mr. Briner was the eldest son of the late George Briner, Sr., who died the last day of December, 1892. He was a brother of Ex-Register and Recorder George S. Briner, of Carlisle; John H. Briner, of New Germantown, and Daniel Briner, of this place. His sudden death was a great shock to the community, where he was held in high esteem." Jacob served in the PA Volunteers for 9 months, enlisting 16 Oct 1862. His discharge papers describe him as 24 years old, 6' tall, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair and a farmer. In 1890 he received an invalid's pension for piles and a hernia.
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[39307] This person is from Linda Millerick's web site and is not verified.
[33613] Johannes is from the unverified Stire Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 which states he m. Elsa Maria Zehrung.
[46660] Ralph served as a Staff Sgt. in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. He is son of Ralph H. Esancy, Sr. (1908-1974) & Emeline M. Merrill (1913-1980).
Archibald is listed in the 1800 federal census at Penobscot, ME.
A file in Ancestry.com offers: "Head of household in Penobscot during 1790 census. However, in the copy printed by MGS, he is listed as Archibald Henry.
Head of household in the Penobscot 1800 census.
"Archibald Hainey a Loyalist, was born in Belfast, Ireland, March 3, 1732, and died in Penobscot, Me., in 1821. He was a mariner and yeoman. On Dec. 4, 1754, he married Margaret (Howard) from New Meadows, now Bath, Me., probably daughter of Edward Howard and Susanna (Mitchell). Mrs. Hainey d. in 1819 about 84 years of age. They had the following children:
1. Josiah b. 1754-5, probably New Meadows, Maine, d. 1836, Deer Island, New Brunswick. He was a Loyalist.
2. Elizabeth (also called Betsy and Eliza) b. 1758, d. July 28, 1833, age 75 years. She married Eliphalet Lowell, b. Aug. 1747, d. Oct. 1836, age 88 yrs., son of Joseph Lowell, Jr. and Mary (Jones). They resided at Penobscot.
3. Susan b. Dec. 28, 1759, d. about 1868, age 109 years township of Durham, Canada. She married Donald MacClean, a British soldier., lieutenant in the 74th regiment of foot. They were married near the close of the Revolution, pronably at Fort George where her husband was stationed. After the war they removed to St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada as a grantee in 1784, residing there a few years and then returned to the United States and resided in Milton and Danville, Vermont. In 1813 they resided in the the township of Durham, Lower Canada, where they remained the rest of their lives. They had nine children.
4. Esther, married Mr. McClavers, a British soldier.
5. Nancy, burned to death when their home was burned.
6. Daughter who burned to death when their home was burned.
7. William, a seaman in the British service and pensioned by the British Government.
8. Margaret b. Dec. 29, 1772, Penobscot, d. Sept. 22, 1833. She married William Wescott of Penobscot April 7, 1785, b. Oct. 24, 1764, d. before Mar. 8, 1792, son of William Wescott, Jr. and Elizabeth (Perkins), pioneer settlers of Castine.
9. Archibald, b. Aug. 14, 1775, Penobscot, d. after 1850. Resided Brooksville, m. Sarah (Gray), b. Oct. 18, 1782, d. after 1850, daughter of Reuben Gray and Abigail (Black).
10. Edward b. Aug. 14, 1775, Penobscot, d. June 7, 1853, age 77 yrs. Resided Penobscot, m. Martha b. about 1776, d. Jan. 19, 1869, age 93 years.
11. Sally m. John Odum"
[mlivingston77 added this on 20 Jan 2009]
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[8856] Find A Grave Memorial 31363043 offers: "Dale Reppert was the third child of Guy W. Reppert, Sr. and Ethel Irene Huss. Dale graduated from Reading High School in 1932. He became an electrician in 1936 and a farmer in 1939. On February 16, 1938 in Jonesville, Michigan, Dale married Anna Elizabeth Buell. Dale became a school bus driver for the Reading Community School in 1952. He took a short course at Michigan State University and became a technician for Michigan Animal Breeders' Cooperative in East Lansing. Dale and Anna had children: Charles Dean, Thomas Keith, twins Dale and Dallas, Elizabeth Anna, and Susan Jane." He r. Reading, Hillsdale Co., MI.
[58377] The unverified file LYK5-L11 in familysearch.org offers: "When Emma Louise Smallidge was born in 1884, in Maine, United States, her father, Nathan Carlton Smallidge, was 38 and her mother, Mary Elizabeth Lawler, was 32. She had at least 1 son and 2 daughters with John Howard Haynes. She lived in Bar Harbor, Hancock, Maine, United States in 1910 and Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine, United States for about 10 years. She died in 1965, in Maine, United States, at the age of 81, and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery Northeast harbor, Northeast Harbor, Mount Desert, Hancock, Maine, United States."
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_William Davidson TAPLEY _|_Elizabeth PRIDE ____
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