[58513] Find A Grave memorial 25249684 offers: "George L. Brinkerhoff was a civil engineer and enlisted December 13, 1861, as first lieutenant, Company H, 47th Indiana Volunteer and was discharged from the army December 12, 1864 as first lieutenant. He joined the L. L. Mitchell Post, G. A. R. of St. Cloud, March 7th, 1913. George L. Brinkerhoff was born in Wayne county Ohio, April 25, 1835. He fell asleep in Jesus at his home in St. Cloud, Florida, October 4, 1920. He was the oldest son of Hon. John and Rebecca Sommers Brinkerhoff who had moved from Pennsylvania to Ohio and became one of the influential families of Wayne county. His mother passed away when he had reached the age of 16. He was married to Rebecca Briner December 18, 1857, sharing with her his joys and sorrows until her death November 18, 1893. Two daughters came to bless their home, Martha, taken in a tragic manner November 10, 1898 and Laura Rayhill who now lives in Warrensburg, Missouri. Mr. Brinkerhoff came to St. Cloud among the early settlers and has lived in this community and is well known. He was a charter member of the Baptist church and was always in his place on time. He could do no half-way work. His church had his most loyal support. He was a senior deacon in the St. Cloud Baptist church. On Thursday evening before his death Mr. Brinkerhoff attended a business meeting of the church, though suffering from an attack of acute indigestion and his voice was not silent in the councils of the church. He was chosen a delegate to the Association meeting to be held in Orlando and had made plans that the church should be rightly represented there. His sickness had not released its hold on him but there was very little pain and he was hopeful to the end. Mr. Brinkerhoff leaves one daughter Mrs. Laura Rayhill, of Warrensburg, Mo., on grandson in Iowa, three granddaughters, Martha Rayhill, Mrs. Clint Barnhill of Maisball, Mo., and Mrs. Russell Rainey of Walnut Ridge, Ark., and six great grandchildren. During his last days Mr. Brinkerhoff was cared for and comforted by a niece, Mrs. Sally Murry and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Murry who had done all that could have been done by the most devoted children." George is son of the Hon. John B. Brinkerhoff (1813-1900) & Rebecca Sommers (1817-1851; m. 18 November 1833 in Wayne Co., OH).
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[9049] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 12 June 1942," p. 18: "Mrs. Mary L. Earick, 89, former Shelby resident, died yesterday at the home of her grandson, Clarence Stillwagon, 419 Lida street, where she had made her home for the past 10 years. She had been in failing health for the past year. Surviving are two sons, Orvelle of Mansfield and Ernest of Apple Creek, O.; also a number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nephews and nieces. The body was taken to the Barkdull funeral home in Shelby where funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday with Rev. James Wilkison of the Glad Tidings tabernacle in Mansfield, officiating. Burial will be made in Oakland cemetery, Shelby."
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[3154] "Our Father's Family," Alexa Bernheisel Conover, p. 49, states she m. (Johann) Andreas Dressler (Tressler). - however, another source states her sister, Maria Margaretha Loy, was wife of this man.
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[16325] After their first child's birth, they emigrated with their parents to TN.
[2410] {This line is from "Royal Ancestors of Magna Charta Barons," Carr P. Collins, Jr., Dallas, 1959, see pp. 19-20 - there are apparent inconsistencies - compare "Ancestral Roots of Sixty New England Colonists," Frederick L. Weis, Lancaster, Mass., 1950, generally less reliable, which also states (p. 142): "Adalric (or Ethic), obtained the Duchy of Alsace, 662; d. Feb. 20, 690, head of the Alsatian House of the Ethiconides, Duke of Alsace, 662-690; m. Berswinde, aunt to Count Warinus...."}
[46315] "The Philadelphia Inquirer [Philadelphia, Pennsylvania], 28 March 1963," p. 8: "Grant M. Otto, a retired engineer for the Reading Co., died Wednesday. He was 74 and lived at 320 Roslyn ave., Glenside. Mr. Otto worked for the railroad for 50 years before his retirement, Surviving are his wife Lottie, a daughter, Mrs. Verona Knab, a granddaughter and two great-grandchildren." Buried with Grant and Lottie is Verona Otto (1911-1986).
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[49137] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 17 September 2021": "Samuel Schoppee Silsby III of Manchester, Vermont, died on September 8, 2021, at home with his family and dog by his side. The cause was pancreatic cancer. He was 62 years old. Sam was born in Bangor, Maine, on August 23, 1959, the third child of four born to Frances Litchfield Silsby and Samuel Schoppee Silsby Jr. Sam grew up in Augusta, Maine, and graduated from Cony High School. In pursuit of adventure outside of a classroom and creating his own path, Sam enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served four years while stationed in RAF Upper Heyford, England. Sam was honorably discharged June 7, 1982, as sargent and completed the Reserves January 31, 1984. During his time in England, he frequently visited cherished childhood family friends in northern England, and to this day the two families remain as one. Sam returned to Maine after his military service and enrolled in a two-year degree program offered by the University of Maine at Augusta, and the former Maine Photographic Workshop in Rockport, Maine. Following his graduation, he and a friend left to seek love and their fortunes in Vermont. Sam found work as an apprentice to a local plumber and eventually earned his master plumbing license and for many years he operated his own successful business. Sam was known in the community for his generosity, honesty, work ethic, and meticulous attention to detail. To see a boiler installed by Sam is to see true artistry. Sam also found love in Vermont. He met his beloved wife, Victoria, while they were each out walking their dogs on a dirt road in the Mettowee Valley. Sam and Victoria married in Bennington in 1988, and together raised two children, Elizabeth and Samuel IV, cats, and several Brittany Spaniels, Sam's breed of choice. Sam was a self-taught carpenter, who used his considerable skills to renovate the family home and plant an ever-expanding perennial garden. Always thinking outside of the box, Sam was instantly inspired by the possibilities of giving the gift of life. He supported donating blood, platelets and plasma. Sam had a passion for fact finding, continuously educating himself. With Sam being true to his selfless and caring nature, he became a non-directed living organ donor through the National Kidney Registry. On May 13, 2011, Sam donated one of his kidneys. Sam's mindset was, 'Well, I have two and can live with just the one kidney so why not help someone who needs one.' Sam was a devoted, protective husband, father and brother. Always enjoying visits to Maine to see his mother, sisters, nieces, and nephews. It was rare that those visits didn't include a lobster dinner preceded by oysters on the half shell and a couple pounds of clams. Sam was a talented self-taught cook who fondly loved reading recipes and perfecting the art of smoking meats. Sam zealously guarded his secret recipe for his barbecue sauce and carries that with him today. Most often Sam would take over the kitchen and was truly the happiest cooking for his friends and family while having his love for '70s classic rock playing in the background. Like his father, Sam was drawn into history and avidly pursued books and antique carpentry hand tools. Sam also enjoyed annual trips to the Jersey Shore and Connecticut with 'the boys.' Sam is survived by his wife, Victoria (Bucknall) Silsby and their daughter, Elizabeth, of Portland, Maine; their son, Samuel IV; his mother, Frances L. Silsby of Gorham, Maine; his sisters, Carolyn A. Silsby and her partner, Stanley W. Piecuch, of Camden, Maine, Joanna S. Wallingford and her husband, Mark, of Auburn, Maine, and Nancy S. Owens and her husband, Scott, of Gorham, Maine, and their families. Sam was predeceased by his father in 2008. Endearing personal connections blurred the labels of friends and family. Sam always assured the front door was open, a seat was at the table, and food was in the fridge. Sam was the first to volunteer his help to any friend or family member in need. He will be sorely missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him."
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[13883] "Bobby K." (age 5) is listed as a grandson residing with the David Troutman family (his grandfather) in the 1930 federal census.