[5829] Daughter and co-heir of Gilbert Adeston; married (2) John Mules - per Pedigree.
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[51805] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 11 April 2017": "Blue Hill - Lloyd Edward Astbury, 85, of Blue Hill died peacefully at the Deer Isle Nursing Home on Wednesday, April 5. Lloyd was born in Blue Hill on Nov. 25, 1931, to John and Hazel (Wescott) Astbury. He was married to his beloved wife, Colene, for 65 years. Lloyd was predeceased by his parents, John and Hazel Astbury, and two granddaughters, Amy Jo McNeal and Tara Lou Astbury. He is survived by his wife, Colene, sister Jeanette Eastman and husband, Clarence, brother Clyde Astbury and wife, Gloria, son Perry Astbury and wife, Sylvia, daughter Diane McNeal, daughter Crystal Norris and husband Wayne, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Also his dear friend since childhood, Gordon Howard, with whom he spent over 60 years hunting and fishing. Lloyd had a long and successful career as an equipment operator. He began working for the state as a teenager operating a hand shovel and moved up through several construction companies until he retired from Cianbro Corp. in 1994, having worked on several mills and bridges in the state while operating one of Cianbros largest cranes. Bored with retirement, he worked for E.L. Shea for a few years, had a brief spell of caretaking and finished up with Mike Astbury Construction until his body said, 'Thats enough!'. Lloyd loved hunting and fishing almost as much as breathing. Colene was often with him on fishing trips to East Grand with Uncle Merle and Aunt Co, on the Alagash camping with Gordon and Pat, or on one of the many family weekend camping and fishing times at Tunk Lake. He also loved moose hunting trips with the old gang and deer hunting the Bowden Place with Gordon and Perry. Lloyd enjoyed going to snowmobile races with Clyde, David and Henry that always led to discussions about whose snowmobile was the fastest. Sunday morning breakfast at his mothers was something he looked forward to. They always involved a debate between Lloyd, his father, Henry, and Clyde over whose truck was the strongest and whose rifle could shoot the straightest! Lloyd played hard but worked harder his whole life. He always told Perry, 'Dont smoke, work hard and always pay your bills and everything else just fills in.'."
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[13252] The Gazette and Daily [York, PA}, 11 December 1956, p. 42: David H. Brillhart, a Loganville native who was chairman of the board of the Bethlehems Globe Publishing company, died yesterday after a long illness. He was a leader in Bethlehem business and civic affairs. Brillhart, 71, was a son of the late David Y. and Mary Alice Herbst Brillhart. He started his business career with Pennsylvania Steel company in 1907. He was chairman of the board of Union Bank and Trust company in Bethlehem; a director of the Lehigh Valley and the Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England railroads and of the Pennsylvania Power and Light company; vice president and a director of the Press Publishing corporation in Atlantic City and a former president of the Bethlehem Hotel corporation. He was a former adviser to the Philadelphia office of the Reconstruction Finance corporation. He was treasurer, a trustee and past president of St. Luke's hospital board of trustees in Bethlehem, a former trustee of Moravian College and Seminary for Women, and a former president of the Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce, the Associated Press reported. Brillhart attended Juniata college and was graduated from Lehigh university in 1906 with a degree in civil engineering. He was a recipient of a Lehigh alumni honor award. His wife, the former Elizabeth Lehr, two sons, two daughters and six grandchildren are among survivors. A sister, Mrs. Jacob Myers, lives in Hanover, and there is a brother, Charles Brillhart, of Fort Worth, Tex.
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[8690] Richard Hughes (rhugh@adelphia.net) posted on GenForum 30 July 2003: "I believe the father of Nathaniel McFann (b. ca. 1803 in Martic twp, Lancaster Co., PA) was William McFann, not Aaron McFann as some others have stated. Aaron McFann Jr. would be son of Aaron McFann Sr., William's brother. Aaron, David, William and Robert (found in the 1801-09 Martic tax lists) are believed to be sons of Nathaniel McFann. Nathaniel is believed to be a brother of John, Daniel and an unknown McFann (probably David) and are the first immigrants of the McFann clan to America in the late 1700's. They most likely came from Londonderry Co. in Northern Ireland." See notes for Sarah, Aaron's wife. Ancestry.com offers: "Mcfann Name Meaning - Variant of Irish McVann, itself a variant of McBean."
[47908] Sophia is daughter of Christian Walter (1776-1834) & Christina Swartz (1784-1872).