[49524] Alonzo is son of Nathaniel Sawyer Alley (1842-1931) & Sarah Catherine Faulkingham (1848-1929; m. in 1863 in Jonesport, Washington Co., ME).
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|_Jedidah CLAGHORN ___|_Experience HAWES ___
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[20708] The 1850 federal census lists her in her father's household, age 18, a teacher). Sophronia m. (1) James Orr (killed in the War Between the States) and had Charles Boydston Orr (father of two sons, Lester and Carl). She m. (2) Henry Schreiber, postmaster of Orrville, OH (no issue). The 18 June 1870 federal census lists her (age 29) in her father's household with son Charles B. Orr (age 6).
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[9379] Elizabethtown Chronicle, 23 May 1957, p. 6: Harry M. Martin, 77, of 309 South Market street, this borough, died at the home of his brother, George Martin, Union street, Columbia, at 12:30 p.m. last Thursday. Dr. I. L. Moyer, Columbia deputy coroner, said death was caused by a heart condition. It was learned Martin went to visit his brother Thursday morning and was stricken shortly after noon. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and a member of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church, this borough, and Lodge 596, Loyal Order of Moose, this borough. Surviving are a son, Coyle Martin, Elizabethtown R. D. 1; two daughters, Catherine, wife of John Epler, Middletown R. D. 1; Mrs. Mary Brandt, this borough; ten grandchildren, five great- grandchildren and nine brothers and sisters: James Martin, Tennessee; Robert and Arthur Martin, Iowa; George Martin, Columbia; Edward Martin, Loysville; Mrs. Harry Hench, California; Mrs. Olive Johnson, Minnesota; Mrs. Wohletz Wallace, New Bloomfield; Mrs. Dale Seitz, Carlisle. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Miller funeral home, with interment in the Mount Tunnel Cemetery.
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_Geoffrey V ("Plantagenet"), Ct. of ANJOU _|
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| | _Malcolm III Canmore, King of SCOTS ________|_Sibyl of NORTHUMBERLAND ________________________
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[54641] Ralph's obituary: "Ralph H. Tapley, Sr., 90, went home to be with our Lord on Saturday, June 30, 2018. He was born in Millinocket on April 27, 1928 to the late Ceceil Mason and Edward Tapley, Sr. Ralph enlisted in the US Army, is a WWII Veteran and was given an Honorable Discharge due to medical and health reasons. With Ralph's vision, hard work, and dedication, the World War II Veteran's Memorial Park in East Millinocket became a reality. He worked for many years at the Millinocket GNP and was a volunteer fire fighter for the town of Medway for 17 years, where he was deemed a hero and instrumental in the task of rescuing a youth from a local tar pit. He considered spending time with family and friends as his most precious job of all. Ralph was an active member of the East Millinocket First Baptist Church where he was involved with Choir, Bible Study and Sunday School, as well as being a Deacon, Treasurer, President and Lay Preacher. He was active in the Medway Chapter of the DAV, holding office for Commander, Vice commander and Chaplan. He was also active in the East Millinocket Chapter of the American Legion where he held office as Vice Commander and Commander. Ralph, in his spare time, also enjoyed fishing, hunting, camping, filming wildlife, community service, RMHC and collecting old coins. Ralph is survived by four sons, Larry Tapley and wife, Jeri of FL, Edward Tapley of NC, Michael Tapley and wife, Janice of RI and Ralph Tapley, Jr. and wife, Beverly of Lincoln; three daughters, Cathy and husband, Jim Boynton of Old Town, Diane Richard of Old Town and Helen LaPlante and Rick Hafford of Oakland; he leaves behind several grandchildren and great grandchildren who he loved so very much; three brothers, James Mason and wife, Betty of Millinocket, Paul Mason and wife, Pat of NC and Edward Tapley, Jr and wife, Sharon of Millinocket; three sisters, Shirley Lyle of NC, Carolee Brackett and Dolly Richards both of Mattawamkeag; his very special friend, Theo Jipson. Ralph was predeceased by his loving wife of 58 years, Izeldia 'Ike' Tapley; his son, Robert Clark and two infant sons; his parents; four brothers, Stanley Mason, Wallace Tapley, Sr., Lester Tapley and Richard Tapley; one sister, Olivine Malone."
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_Seward Worcester WILLEY _|
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[48809] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 24 March 1952, p. 22: "Cherryfield, March 23 - Lawrence C. Willey, 46, died suddenly here today. He was the son of Mrs. Blanche Willey and the late Alonzo C. Willey of Cherryfleld and had resided here all his life. Surviving are his mother, wife, Mrs. Minnie Willey; two daughters, Jeanne Willey and Mrs Lionel Tucker; three sons, James, Cherryfleld; and twin sons, Corporal Alonzo and Pvt. Lawrence, Jr., both in the U.S. Army in Germany; one brother, Roger of Cherryfleld."