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[51885] "The Ellsworrth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 17 September 2017": "Verona Island - On Sept. 22, 2017, Marilyn Ruth Carter, surrounded by her loving family, passed away peacefully at her home on Verona Island. She was born on Jan. 27, 1940, to Ross and Anita (Connors) Allison of Bucksport. After graduating from Bucksport High School, Marilyn married her husband of 58 years, R. Paul Carter of Surry, on June 20, 1959. Marilyn and Paul always felt that their greatest accomplishment was raising their four wonderful children and sharing the duties of running their two businesses, Carters Garage of Millvale and Fort View Variety of Verona Island. Marilyn was a very strong, loving person, who was always concerned with the well-being of both her family and friends: this loving spirit was evident during the many years she helped with the care of her sister, Carole Warren. Her strength and impeccable character impressively pulled her through a battle against pancreatic cancer in 2005, a battle which, against frightening odds, she valiantly won. Throughout this entire ordeal, she remained positive, often during the low points acting as a support to those who loved her. Marilyns interests were plentiful, and she was seldom idle, always thinking of the next project she might undertake. A chance to spend time with family always came first, but she also enjoyed gardening, flowers, cooking, eating out with family or 'The Girls,' visiting Disney, winters in Florida and the many friends she and Paul made there, knitting, sewing, painting and artfully decorating cakes. Children always held a special place in her heart, which was evident whenever a grandchild or great-grandchild would pay her a visit. Marilyn was predeceased by her parents, Ross and Anita Allison, her sister, Carole (Allison) Warren; and her brother Gilbert Allison. She is survived by her husband Paul; two sons, Reggie and his wife, Nancy, and Larry and his girlfriend, Kateryna Clark; and two daughters, Allyson Sucy and her husband, Larry, and Lori Carter. She also leaves behind a brother, Steven Allison, and his wife, Kathy; a sister, Sharon Gaff, and her husband, Burnie, eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and many special nieces and nephews."
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The ancestry shown here is NOT VERIFIED and probably NOT valid. William is possibly the immigrant ancestor of the family. He is buried, as is Mary his widow, in Old North Cemetery, Truro, MA. [A Jo. Dyer, age 28, is on a list of those to be transported to New England on the "Christian" 16 March 1634 - "Result of Some Researches Among the British Archives for Information Relative to the Founders of New England," Samuel G. Drake.]
{Many have claimed WITHOUT PROOF that William is a son of William the immigrant who was born in England and came to Sheepscott, ME (then in MA). [as in "Dyer Family History from England to America, 1600's to 1980," compiled and printed by Watson B. Dyar, 607 N. College St., Cedartown, GA 30125.] "Ames Ancestry - Europe to Maine," Agnes H. Ames (Brewer, ME, 1979), states "The Dyer family is an ancient one in Somerset County, England. Some of them were titled. The Dyer family was severely persecuted by King James and was especially condemned for loyalty to Charles I. William Dyer was apparently the immigrant ancestor. In 1662 he was living on 600 A. on Dyer's Neck, Sheepscot, now Newcastle and Wiscasset, on land sold him by the Indians on Feb. 11, 1662 and March 20, 1664. He was associate on the court of General Sessions, wealthy and prominent until the Indian attacks of 1676 drove him away. That year he was in Scituate, having left behind 56 head of cattle and 30 swine. A deposition by his sons states that he returned to Sheepscot and was killed by the Indians in August 1689." - she gives this William as the FATHER of "Dr. William Dyer" who "when Truro was incorporated on July 16, 1709...was a proprietor. In 1710 he was one of the 20 owners of cattle of a large Danish breed, yellow in color, which were brought over by Francis Small." (p. 34). - but there is NO proof and this link is very doubtful.}
"The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island," John Osborne Austin (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1969), p. 291 attributes a William (b. 1705) to Samuel Dyer, son of William. http://www.plumdigital.com/2_webcards/wc46/wc46_430.html. For another Dyer line, also see "Mary Dyer, Biography of a Rebel Quaker," by Ruth Plimpton in 1994 (Boston: Branden Publishing Company, 17 Station Street, Box 843 Brookline Village, Boston, MA 02147); http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dyer/argument.htm, http://longislandgenealogy.com/haven/gp5027.htm and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dyer/william_of_ri/D3.htm. Cf. "Genealogical and Personal Memoirs : Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts", William Richard Cutler (New York; Lewis Historical Pub. Co, 1908), pp. 460-461, and For Henry's biography, see "Descendants of Edward Small of New England, and the allied families, with tracings of English ancestry," Lora Altine Woodbury Underhill (Cambridge, MA: Riverside Press, 1910), p. 1197 ff.
_William Bruce (Sr.) GRINDLE _+
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_William Bruce (Jr.) GRINDLE _|_Eunice HOWARD _______________
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| | _Thomas PERKINS ______________|_Abigail PENNY _______________
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[51639] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 22 August 1972, p. 37: "Hulls Cove - George E. Grindle, 73, died Aug. 20 at his home in Hulls Cove. He was born in Brookline, Mar. 27, 1899, the son of William and Anna (Hauck) Grindle. A member of the Jehovah Witnesses, he worked as a missionary for the church for 28 years. Surviving, besides his wife, Mrs. Eva (Abel) Grindle of Hulls Cove, are six daughters, Mrs. Reginald (Dorothea) Dyer of Sanford, Mrs. Robert (Sylvia) Gillon of Rome, N.Y., Mrs. Robert (Jeanette) Hanscom of Hulls Cove, Mrs. Benjamin (Elinor) Colli of Charlotte, N.C., Mrs. William (Georgia) Haller of Ventura, Calif, and Mrs. Vincent (Elaine) Puckett of Branford, one son, Peter of Temple; one step-daughter, Mrs. William (Allison) Fletcher Bar Harbor; one stepson, David Beal of Mt. Desert; one brother, Porter Grindle of Mt. Desert; five sisters, Mrs. Clara (Banfordan) of Aurora,Miss Ellen McKay and Miss Mary Grindle, both of Northeast Harbor; Mrs. Annie Jordan of Seal Harbor, Mrs. Louise Peters of Montville; and 35 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Kingdom Hall, Bar Harbor. Burial will be Somes Sound Cemetery, Mt. Desert."
_Hezekiah OBER _______+
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_Samuel (Sr) OBER ___|_Anna MORGAN _________
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[37792] Ref. "Maine, Births and Christenings, 1739-1900," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F44S-WWG).
[48478] "The Colonial Churches and Clergy of New England, Surnames A-B," p. 36 reports the Hon. Ezra Bourne was a missionary among the Native Americans at Mashpee, although perhaps not ordained, and that he served as Judge and Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas of Banstable Co., MA, and that his son, Joseph Bourne (b. 10 May 1701 in Sandwich, MA, d. 1767), was ordained in the Native American church at Mashpee and served there 1729-1762.
[53998] Gerald & Maxine had Louis Ira Robbins (1922-2014), Gerald Laroy Robbins (1925-2013) & Wallace Clifton Robbins (1927-2016).
[32974] Ancestry is from the unverified Christy's Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 which states Thomas is son of Arthur Shields (b. ca. 1715).
[45998] "Bellows Falls Times [Bellows Falls, VT], 19 March 1891," p. 4: "Tuesday, March 10, a happy event took place at the residence of John P. Stevens, it being the marriage of his daughter, Lizzie, to Squire L. Whitcomb of Boston. Rev. H. B. Tilden performed the ceremony. The newly wedded pair will make Boston their future home. Miss Lizzie will be missed very much among her many young friends in this community."
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[45006] Wallace is from Tim Ames website and is not verified which states he m. Madge E. Coffin and had Wallace Edmund Wardwell, Jr. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 September 1992, p. 10: "Castine - Wallace Wardwell, Sr., 70, died unexpectedly Sept. 8, 1992 at Blue Hill. He was born July 22, 1922 at Castine, the son of Charles and Arieanna (Hutchings) Wardwell. Mr. Wardwell was a graduate of Castine High School and had been employed at St. Regis Paper Co. for over 30 years, retiring in 1978. During his retirement he enjoyed lobster fishing, gardening and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He was a member of the Trinitarian Parish Church of Castine, Hancock Lodge No. 4, AF & AM, Castine, and the Castine Grange No. 250. Survivors include his wife, Madge of Castine; two sons, Richard of New Baltimore, Mich., and Wallace, Jr of Penobscot; three daughters, Kathleen of Dorchester, N.H., Judith Ann of Brighton, Mich. and Patricia Mary of West Roxbury, Mass.; one grandson, Thomas Barkovic IV; four granddaughters, Stephanie and Terissa Wardwell and Ariana and Heather Wardwell; several nieces and nephews. Graveside funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Friday Sept. 11, 1992 at the Castine Cemetery."