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[9928] Richard m. Oct. 20, 1945 at Cleveland, OH Ruth Buchanan and r. 34700 Sherwood Drive, Solon, OH - he is an attorney - they had no child. "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio]," 1 January 1947, p. 11: "Thirty years ago this morning, a small boy made his indignant, protesting entry into the world at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Glen Armold, who then lived at 154 Sturges avenue. That young son and heir, later named Richard Dean, became the third member of the Armold household just three minutes after midnight while the bells still were ringing out in celebration of the new year. He was the first baby born in Mansfield in 1917. The gay and auspicious atmosphere of that hour has followed young Armold through the intervening years. Today he is an attorney for the Land Title Guaranty Trust company of Cleveland, a more-than-ordinarily responsible job for a man who has just turned 30. YOUNG ARMOLD WAS A healthy, robust baby. 'He even escaped most of the usual childhood diseases,' his mother recalls. There seemed to be always something a little 'special' about things that happened Richard. He was baptized in the First Presbyterian church with water from the River Jordan and is still a good Presbyterian, according to Mrs. Armold. 'He decided when he was 12 that he wanted to be a lawyer,' his mother remembers, 'and he has never changed his mind. I think perhaps it was because we took him to a trial when he was 12. He was so intensely interested and fell so much in love with the judge that he decided right then and thete he was going to study law. And then, too, he was leader of his neighborhood gang and always liked to settle their disputes.' FROM GRADE SCHOOL AT Carpenter, young Armold went with his chums to Mansfield Senior high school. There he continued his avid interest in books and indulged in all the high school sports and social events. 'He liked to dance and he sang in the a cappella choir and even played the saxophone in the high school band,' Mrs. Armold said. 'His interest in sports he carried with him over into Wooster college, where he played football. Although he didn't major in history, he continued his interest in it and because he had read so much when a boy, I suppose, he found himself with a major status in that, although he hadn't really gone after it.' AFTER HE HAD RECEIVED his BA degree at Wooster, he entered the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where for one year he delved into the intricacies of corporation law. He then matriculated at Western Reserve university to receive at the end of three years his LLB degree. He was about to enter service, Mrs. Armold said, when his job with the Republic Steel was frozen and he remained there under government jurisdiction during 1943, 44 and 45. A little more than a year ago he entered the employ of the Cleveland firm with which he is now connected. A year ago he married Miss Ruth Buchanan of Pulaski, Pa. She will come to Mansfield with her husband today to celebrate with Dr. and Mrs. Armold at their home, 755 Andover road, not only New Year's day, but the 30th birthday anniversary of the Armolds' child."
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[53420] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 21 January 1960, p. 20: "Stephen Donald Graves, 60, of 56 Parkway, North Brewer, died in a Bangor hospital Wednesday night after a long illness. Born in Presque Isle August 21, 1899, the son of Stephen A. and Eliza (Petrie) Graves, he resided later in Princeton before coming to Bangor. He resided in Brewer with a daughter. For 40 years he was employed by the R. B. Dunning Company of Bangor, most of the time as Washington county representative. For the past seven years he was manager of the firm's paint department. He was a member of the Princeton Lodge, A. and F.M. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Frances Callahan of Wiscasset; a brotherl Harold Petrie, Worcester, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Corcoran, Brewer; two sons, Thornton A. of Lewiston and Alan D. of Portland; and five grandchildren."
[29202] http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~marshall/esmd284.htm states Robert is son of Robert Hooker, Mayor of Exeter, Devonshire, who is son of John Hooker (also Mayor of Exeter) and Martha Barrow. This line is not verified.
[56623] Amy is daughter of Joseph Warren Kelley (1874-1931) & Pearl Higgins (1883-1966; m. 19 October 1901 in Jonesport, Washington Co., ME).
[23666] The Scalia Family Tree in Ancestry.com (not verified) states that Sabra is daughter of Robert Bruce Polk (b. in 1625 in Donegal, Ireland, d. 1703 in Somerset, MD, son of Robert Bruce Pollock or Polk) and Margalena Tasher.
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[27024] The 1990 census lists his family in Shamokin, PA: William (50), Susan (49) John H. (27), William (1) and Pierce (17). William's ancestry is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2014. Shamokin News-Dispatch, 30 March 1931, pp. 1-2: William Tasker, Sr., former resident and father of Pearce H. Tasker, Pennsylvania railroad clerk, died at his home at Pottsgrove Saturday aftemoon at 3:40. Death was due to complication of diseases, incident to old age. He was 81 years old. The deceased was a lifelong resident of this city up until shortly fol lowing his marriage to Mrs. Emma Rowe in 1915. Three years later he removed with his bride to engage in farming near Pottsgrove. For the past few years Mr. and Mrs. Tasker lived in retirement at Pottsgrove. Mr. Tasker came to Shamokin from his birthplace at Pembrokshire. South Wales, England, in 1880. He was born at the latter place February 5 1850. For many years the deceased followed mining as an occupation. He identified himself in membership with the Primitive Methodist church and was one of that congregation's oldest members. Fraternally he was a member of Mt. Tabor Lodge, No. 125, 1. O. O. F, and Encampment No. 60, I. O. O. F. The first wife of the deceased died twenty-seven years ago. Surviving from that union are three sons, John William, Jr., and Pearce H. Tasker, all of this city. One sister, Mrs. Thomas Parcel, of South Wales, also survives.