[58249] The unverified file LVYG-LTV in familysearch.org offers: "When Eva Yvonne Bishop was born on 27 July 1908, in Caribou, Washington, Maine, United States, her father, Maxime Bishop, was 23 and her mother, Mathilda Emma Theriault, was 18. She married Dickey Joseph Lavasseur on 26 October 1925, in Aroostook, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons. She lived in Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States for about 20 years and Perham, Aroostook, Maine, United States in 1940. She died on 28 September 1999, in Caribou, Washington, Maine, United States, at the age of 91, and was buried in Holy Rosary Cemetery New, Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States."
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[51822] See the unverified file KLPK-L37 in familysearch.org.
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Samuel and Zoe had Don Owen Brillhart, an educator - b. 6 July 1879 in Kendallville, IN, d. 24 Jan 1961 in Berkeley CA, who m. in 1897 Jennie Anthea McKeever (b. 2 Dec 1880 in Geen Center, IN, d. 21 March 1961 in Berkeley, CA).
Tad Brillhart
"I put together the descendants of my great, great grandfather, Christian Brillhart (1805-1885) through the children of his children, including my great grandfather Samuel B. Brillhart (1842-1926), and grandfather Don Owen Brillhart (1879-1961). The dates of Christian's children I obtained from a ledger that Sam kept, that was used as a business ledger for the grain mill that he ran in Kendallville, Indiana from 1872 to 1890. He ran the mill, called Grove Mills, from the 1860's (don't know the exact dates) with two of his brothers - Jacob and Andrew. In 1872 he bought out his brothers and ran the mill as sole owner until 1890 when it burned down. I have an old lithograph of the mill done at some point when he was the owner. On the roof of the mill in large letters it says - S. B. BRILLHART.
"In regard to a couple of the children of Christian - the boy 'San', I am not sure if this was a name, or possibly the word 'son',
since he died the day he was born, and may not have been given a name, just the designation "son". And, the girl Sarah Ellen, had her death date on the wrong line in the list of names and dates Sam wrote in the ledger, of his parents and siblings. I'm pretty sure the date is correct though, but I put a question mark just in case more information shows up on her. She was also called 'Elly'.
"On my grandfather, Don O. Brillhart, I found out some more information on him just a couple of weeks ago. He moved that family from Danville, Illinois, to Visalia, California in 1906, according to my cousin, Bruce, who was the only child of Don's daughter, Grace - my father's sister, who died the day after Bruce was born here in Berkeley in 1926. Don and his wife had just the two [adopted] children. My cousin said he had had a law practice in Danville, but it wasn't doing well, which prompted the move. They lived in Visalia until the Fall of 1911, when they moved to Martinez, California, where Don became the second principal of Alhambra High School there - the school was founded in 1903. What I learned recently was the Don also taught school, probably high school, in Visalia, and became the principal of Visalia High School from 1909 to 1911. This I learned from a friend who moved to Visalia a couple of years ago, and looked up that information for me earlier this month. Previously, I hadn't know what my grandfather did there in the 5 years they lived in Visalia. I had assumed he probably was a teacher, but this is the first confirmation of that fact.
"Sam and his wife lived in Kendallville until sometime in the 1908 era, and then moved to Riverside, Illinois, where his wife was
brought up, although she is listed as being born in Canton, Ohio, the same as most of the Brillharts of that generation in my family. I don't know when her family moved to Riverside, but they seemed to be doing well there. They were in the grocery business as far as I can tell, and have some letters on Owens stationary, that indicates they owned something called the Owens Block, which may have been a large store, or a business block in Riverside. Sam and his wife lived in Riverside until 1922 when the moved to Berkeley, Calif., where his son Don and family had been living since they moved to Berkeley from Martinez in the latter part of 1918, or early 1919, when their son, my father, started in at the Univ. of California in Berkeley in the Fall of 1918. My grandfather had been principal of Alhambra High School from the Fall of 1911, until the finish of the Spring Term in 1918. After that, he had been recruited by the YMCA, along with other prominent men in Martinez, and, I'm sure, from around the country, to go over to Paris, to set up 'wholesome' activities for the soldiers who were coming back to Paris from the front lines. I have a picture of my grandfather in his YMCA uniform, and the identification certificate that he was issued for
his time overseas. The certificate is dated in late October, 1918, just a few weeks before the Armistice in November. So, he wasn't 'Over There' very long before the war ended, but I guess he had a little time to see Paris. Perhaps he discovered why you couldn't keep them down on the farm after they saw Paree!! Anyway, they soon moved from Martinez after he came back. My dad and his sister were students at Alhambra when their dad was principal there. Sam and his wife bought a house at 1026 Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley in 1922. Sam passed away in 1926, and wife Zoe in 1931, after which time, son Don moved his family into that house, and lived there until his and his wife's death in 1961. After their daughter Grace died in 1926, Don and his wife raised their grandson Bruce until he went into the service in 1944. Bruce's father lived in Oakland, Calif. - just next door to Berkeley, and didn't really seem to have a lot to do with Bruce's upbringing, although they were on good terms as far as I ever saw over the years. My father had moved out in 1925, when he was married to my mother. My father graduated from U.C. Berkeley in 1923, and started his teaching career in the Fall of 1923 over at Commerce High School in San Francisco, and was there until the school was closed in 1952, and made into the school district headquarters. After that he taught at Mission High School until he retired in 1964. He was a coach of several athletic teams at Commerce, and later taught math classes at Mission High.
"After grandfather Don Brillhart and family moved to Berkeley, he started teaching at McClymonds High School in Oakland, Calif. and was there into the mid-1940's. He also had a law office in the American Trust Company building in downtown Berkeley for many years, doing a general law practice. The building is now the Wells Fargo Building at Center and Shattuck Aves. He was also listed as teaching at a high school in Oakand in 1927 called Part Time High School - just for that one year. I recently discovered a little history of that school. In the latter part of the 'teens' in California, the legislature passed what was called the 'Part Time Law', which said that all children of high school age had to go to school at least 4 hours a day. Apparently, there were many children who had either dead parents, or ones that were disabled, and the children often went
to work full time to help the family. The legislature mandated that they must go to school too - part time. So, this was the reason for the building of Part Time High School in Oct. 1920. I don't know how my grandfather happened to teach there for that one year, and I suppose I never will. It's possible he had something to do with the music at the school. It was discovered early on at the school that there were a number of musically talented kids at Part Time, so they started to form an orchestra there in the first few years. My grandfather played the violin, and had performed on it when he was principal at Alhambra High School - something I found out when I went through the yearbooks from Alhambra at the historical society for Martinez some years ago."
See also http://www.kpcnews.net/mainstreet/bio.htm
[45856] Did she and Phillip really die on the same day?
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[33437] This line is from the unverified Dinger Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
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[6713] "Bill" had no issue. He m. 11 Sept 1922 at Philadelphia or Troy to Amy G. Lape who d. in June, 1959; they r. Troy, NY. Her son by a previous marriage is Edward Morton Lape, b. 02 April 1919 at Troy, m. 30 Aug 1941 at Waterford, NY to Doris Veronica Moss (b. 23 July 1917 at Cohoes, NY) - they had Edward George Lape (b. 12 May 1943 at Waterford, m. 12 Feb 1965 at Newport, RI to Kathleen Riley [b. 31 March 1945 at Qunicy, MA] - they had Ottile Elizabeth Lape, b. 19 Aug 1966 at Newport, RI, Aaron Thomas Lape, b. 06 Feb 1970 at Pensacola, FL, and Tara Lynn Lape, also b. 06 Feb 1970 at Pensacola) - the E. M. Lapes r. Waterford, NY.
[55235] The unverified file LLSG-3YK in familysearch.org offers: "Phoebe Ring Mathews was born in 1811, in Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine, United States. She married Solomon Lewis Hutchins on 12 December 1841, in Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 2 daughters. She lived in Camden, Knox, Maine, United States in 1860. She died in 1868, at the age of 57."
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[52620] "Bangor Daily News [ Bangor, Maine]," 4 January 2023: "Bucksport - Darrell D. Rollerson Jr., 75, passed peacefully December 28, 2022, with his loving family by his side. He was born in Castine, Maine, son of Darrell Rollerson Sr. and Ruth (Wardwell) Rollerson on January 16, 1947. Darrell graduated in 1965 from Bucksport High School. Upon graduation he continued his education at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, earning a degree in Machine Processing Technology. He later earned a bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology and Management from the University of Southern Maine. Darrell began his professional career at Maremont Corporation (Saco Defense) in 1974 as an engineer and general foreman. 10 years later his career path took him to a Unitrode Corporation, a company that manufactured semiconductors as a facilities manager. A mere shell of a structure with a dirt 'floor,' Darrell was charged with building this new plant from the ground up. He was ultimately promoted to Operations Manager of Unitrode. This experience launched what would become a significant aspect of the duration of his career where he successfully oversaw the construction and startup of several manufacturing facilities in Maine, Iowa and California. Darrell concluded his career at UFP Technologies as General Manager, retiring in 2012. Upon graduating high school, Darrell married the love of his life, Carol Davis. Their loving relationship began much earlier with a first dance at their 5th grade social at Jewett School. Darrell used to love to say that when he first saw Carol in kindergarten on the playground that he knew she was special. Together for more than 56 years, they grew up together, married, raised two daughters, had a successful career and traveled extensively. Over time, their relationship grew and strengthened, their love deepening, as two became one and will last through eternity. An athletic and active man, Darrell played football, basketball and baseball throughout high school. He continued with the same competitive spirit by playing competitive racquetball for years while living in Saco. Additionally, boating, skiing, golfing, scuba diving and bike riding, were some of his other active pursuits. One of his favorite memories was boating out to Ram Island in Castine, for the annual 4th of July large family gathering that happened rain or shine! In later years, his greatest enjoyment was bike riding hundreds of miles with Carol on trails in Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Proud of his career and even more proud of his family, Darrell loved spending time with his daughters and grandchildren. An incredibly warm and loving father and grandfather, he approached family time with a heart full of playfulness, adventure and storytelling. He would do anything for anyone and offer endless encouragement and advice if needed. With his incredible sense of humor, meticulous gardening expertise, and ''epic' hot, spicy, garlic pickles, Darrell will leave a legacy of love and laughter for all to remember. Darrell is predeceased by his parents, Darrell Sr. and Ruth Rollerson; sister, Diane Spencer; and brother, Rick Rollerson. He is survived by his devoted wife, Carol; daughters, Denise (Jeffrey) Schaper and Marnie (Thomas) Searway; four grandchildren, Heath Schaper and partner, Jessee Meek, Molly (Patrick) Haggerty, Hazen (Arianna) Searway, Molly Searway; two great-grandchildren, Maverick Searway and Isabel Haggerty; and two sisters, Judy White and Marnie Lord. There will be no service at this time. Darrell had a special wish to be interred together with Carol in a graveside service; their ashes combined as a testament to their enduring love."
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