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|_Lucretia S. CROWLEY _____|_Abigail COFFIN ___________
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[56692] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 15 October 2021: "Jonesport - Forrest Franklin Bubar Jr. passed away surrounded by his family October 13, 2021. He was born in Jonesport, on May 18, 1938, to Gertrude Rose (Norton) and Forrest Franklin Bubar, Sr. He graduated from Jonesport High School in 1957. After graduation, he joined the U.S. Coast Guard and proudly served his country for 21 years. During his career in the Coast Guard, he served in many locations in the northeast, as well as, the Philippines and Alaska. His was last based on the Point Hannon, Station Jonesport from which he retired in 1978. After his retirement, he worked as a merchant mariner. In his spare time, he enjoyed fishing, hunting, and camping. He was Past Master of Jonesport Lodge #188, a member of the Anah Temple Shrine, and American Legion Post#0008 of Cherryfield. He is survived by his wife, Linda (Look) Bubar of Addison; his four children, James 'PeeWee' Bubar and fiancee, Betty Eaton, of Franklin, Barbie (Bubar) Cirone and husband, Stephen, of Jonesport, Lynette Bubar-Smith and husband, Shannon, of East Machias, Clark Bubar and wife, Kristal, of Sullivan; stepdaughters, Kimberly Polley of Virginia, and Kelly (Polley) Alley and husband, Scott of Hermon; grandchildren, Brianna Cirone Lucena, Stephen Cirone, Kaylyn Smith, Baylee Smith, Reagan Smith, Brookelyn Bubar, and Peyton Bubar; stepgrandchildren, Darius Bickham, Adrienne Alley, and Lucas Alley; great-grandchildren, Brayden Bubar and Bryce Bubar; five sisters, Beverly Bagley, Judith Farnsworth, Shelia Williams, Leta Hayward, and Darlene Bubar; as well as several nieces, nephews, and cousins. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by grandsons, Tyler Bubar and Brendon Bubar; brothers-in-law, Howard Bagley, Richard Farnsworth, Sr., Capt. John Williams, and Richard Hayward; and a special cousin, William Bubar."
[23762] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p460.htm identifies her and her parents, Sir John de Lovaine and Margaret Weston (not verified).
[37024] This person is from the Ritter Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014. A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 offers: "David Dutt is almost certainly the same David Dutt who came to America in 1751 on the ship Duke of Wirtenberg with his brother George. Don Yoder, in Pennsylvania German Immigrants, documents the family from the Weissach Church Records and in Ludwigsburg Protocol, 4-30-1751[ a government record of emigrants] which he quotes: "Hans Jerg Dutt, with two brothers, to Pennsylvania." Hans Jerg Dutt or George Dutt settled in Northampton County, and a third brother, Johannes arrived in 1753 and settled in Lancaster County.David Dutt appears to have resided in York County during the years his children were born; he appears on a 1762 tax list for Paradise Township, York County and 6 children including the two youngest were baptized at Christ Lutheran Church, York.. He does not appear on the Dauphin County tax list of 1770, but does appear on the list in 1778/9 along with his two oldest sons. The name change from Dutt to Toot seems to have occured when the family moved to Dauphin County no doubt to more closely match the pronunciation; however, the name continued to be spelled Dutt in original St. Peter's and Hummelstown church records indicating that the German speaking pastors recognized the name as Dutt, and the English speaking officials spelled it Toot."
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[38217] Find A Grave.com states Charles m. Catherine M. O'Neill in Wauseon, Fulton Co., OH 20 May 1905 and that he served in the United States Army field artillery during World War I.
[47655]
Sarah and Justus had Alfred H Gray (1865-1942), Georgia Ann Gray (twin to George) (1868-1869), George Andrew Gray (twin to Georgia) )1868-1963) & Mary Jane Gray
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[53479] The unverified file KJZS-YZV in familysearch.org offers: "When Emma Lucalla Saunders was born about 1869, in Nova Scotia, Canada, her father, Henry Sanders, was 47 and her mother, Margery Hurlburt, was 46. She married Reuben Sullivan Kenney in 1888, in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 3 daughters. She lived in Carleton, Yarmouth, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1871 and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1901."
_Joshua STAPLES _________+
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_Johnson STAPLES ____|_Mary ("Polly") CLOSSON _
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"The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 1 October 2013":
Bar Harbor - The Honorable Bernard C. Staples of Bar Harbor entered the house of his Father on Sept. 26, 2013, after a long illness that resulted in a blessedly short decline. Bernard was affectionately known to all of his friends as 'Bernie.' He was born Nov. 4, 1932, to Clark R. Staples and Olive Parks Staples.
Bernie graduated from Rockland High School, then received his Bachelor of Arts in Classics, studying Latin and Greek, from Bates College in 1955. He spent two years in the United States Army, and taught high school for a year. He then went to Boston University Law School and graduated with honors in 1961, earning a spot as a senior editor of the Law Review.
Bernie then worked as an attorney for the United States Army Corps of Engineers in West Virginia, returned to Maine, and entered into practice with Ralph Masterman in Bar Harbor. Bernie married Jeanette Staples in 1964, and the couple had a daughter, Heather, in 1967. Jeanette retired from her employ as librarian at the Jesup Memorial Library, and Bernie continued in his practice, notably as county attorney for Hancock County for a term.
Bernie worked long hours as an attorney, focusing his practice on transactional law. He also did public defense work, and included among his cases a homicide matter. Bernie also practiced municipal law, and was town and city attorney to many of the municipalities in the area. He was appointed to the District Court bench in February 1989, serving in Belfast for a time. He also served the court in Bar Harbor until that court was closed in 2005. Notably, Bernie was the District Court judge in Ellsworth for over 21 years. During his time on the bench, he oversaw thousands of cases, primarily involving family law, child protective and criminal law matters. Bernie took his responsibility as the judge in Hancock County very seriously, spending most weekends in his office writing decisions. Above all, he believed that serving the citizens of Hancock County meant serving not only the adults, but most importantly the children in the family law and child protective matters he dealt with most days.
Bernie retired in 2010, and enrolled in Grace Evangelical Seminary in Bangor. A deeply religious man, he enjoyed the education he received, keeping himself fully engaged studying Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic. He welcomed all of his church family entirely into his life as close members of his community, and continued to be involved with them until his passing. Bernie was a member of the Church of Our Father in Hulls Cove for decades, but also enjoyed being a part of the church communities at the Southwest Harbor Congregational Church and the Tremont Congregational Church. Bernie also was very involved in his community in roles other than as a judge and devout Christian; he was part of the SAFE Family Exchange in Hancock County, which provides a safe and peaceful setting for high conflict families to exchange their children for visitation, and in the past he was one of the founding members of the MDI Alcohol and Drug Abuse Group. He was a member of the Bar Harbor Rotary, as well as a past member of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Bernie enjoyed many recreational activities. Never content to sit and let life pass him by, in the past he would take yearly sailing trips with his friends for a week exploring many locations together. He was a lifelong reader, belonging to a very vibrant book club made up of close friends. Bernie loved music and theater, enjoying thoroughly the Met shows at The Grand. While in college he even once performed in 'Brigadoon.' He did not have a singing role, however. More recently, Bernie found a passion for kayaking, finding great pleasure and a closer relationship with his Father while paddling beautiful locations with a very close kayaking 'buddy,' who was much like a son to him.
He is survived by his daughter, Heather Staples of Bar Harbor, who also is an attorney and engaged him nightly in legal argument; Bernie usually won. He also is survived by his daughter-in-law, Michelle Staples of Bar Harbor, who brought great joy to his life along with a certain peacefulness that words cannot express. He is further survived by his much loved cousins, James and Harriet ONeil of Thomaston. Bernie will be greatly missed by his two cats, Stella and Spats; and a beagle named Hank. Bernie was predeceased by his wife, Jeanette, who passed in 2006.
Bernie, as a lawyer and a judge, may be remembered by many things, but perhaps one concept would be of primary importance:'De minimis non curat lex.' Or, 'the law does not bother itself with little things.' Bernie always focused on the key issues of every case and controversy brought before him, giving great heed to the evidence and arguments made about law by his peers, but did not fail to see the big picture and he gave justice fairly and honestly.
[29288] This line is from the "Family Hart" database, posted in 2009 at http://midatlantic.rootsweb.ancestry.com/database/d0054/g0000097.htm - this database provides further ancestry.
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|_Susan THORN _____________|_Elizabeth BYERS __________
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[19799] Find A Grave Memorial # 26855847 offers: "Mrs. Stanley was born in Craig, Colo. She lived in Borger for 50 years before moving to Tulsa, Okla., about five years ago. She retired as an executive secretary for an oil and gas company. She was a former member of Faith Covenant Church. . . . Note - after Ernest died Alma remarried to a Harold Leon Stanley."