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[57021] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 27 August 2024: "Ellsworth -Thelma Jane Astbury passed away on August 23, 2024, at Northern Light Ellsworth Hospital with her family by her side. She was born in Blue Hill, April 27, 1941, the daughter of Robert and Kathleen (Condon) Astbury. She attended George Stevens Academy where she met her husband, Wayne. They graduated in 1959. Thelma and Wayne were married in 1965. They lived in various towns in Maine and settled in South Blue Hill. They had a son Lance and daughter Heather. Before starting their family, Thelma worked as a medical secretary/assistant for various doctors at Blue Hill Memorial Hospital, in the span of 1959-1965. She enjoyed her time teaching nursery school and working in two local day care centers. She owned/operated a second-hand clothing shop and an antique shop. Along with her various jobs she was a gifted seamstress. She was a costumer for local theater groups such as the Grand in Ellsworth, Bangor Community Theater, and the Full Moon Players."
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| _Stephen CULBERTSON ______|_Elizabeth (Hannah) TROUSDALE _
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[44561] Irving is son of John Dennison & Addie Ricker.
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[14233] William was a captain of the militia and had a mill on the Lamprey River. He was granted 60 acres in 1657 (Dover, NH). His sons Richard and Jonathan each married a daughter of their uncle Edward (Ann and Sobriety respectively). He also had sons John and William. His m. ca. 1662 Rebecca Symmes (or Symonds) - had Richard Hilton (whose daughter Martha m. Benning Wentworth, Governor of NH).
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"The Great Migration Begins," p. 949
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[4090] Alonzo was a carriage trimmer at Loudonville, OH according to the 1880 census. A.. J. Baughman's 1909 "History of Ashland Co., Ohio" (p. 605): "...when thirty years of age, was accidentally shot while hunting."
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Kenney attended Weirsdale elem. school and LWHS (class of 1967), then Florida State Univ. class of 1971; LA (CA) Law School class of 1981. She practiced in law offices in Independence & Bishop, CA .
"Eastern Sierra News" posted on the Sierra Wave Media web site 4 June 2012: "Kenney Scruggs, the Bishop attorney and civic activist who became a voice in court for children trapped in their parents custody battles, has died after a struggle with cancer. She was 62.
"Scruggs worked tirelessly on criminal and domestic cases, and often took on unpopular clients and cases without concern for the personal consequences. Her friends and relatives will remember her best for her personal devotion to loved ones who needed her.
'The Eastern Sierra has lost a beautiful soul who gave a bright energy to her friends, family, community and clients,' said Benett Kessler, owner of Sierra Wave Media, who had been a close friend of Scruggs for 37 years. 'Her strength and goodness are irreplaceable.'
"Known for her even-tempered, no nonsense style, Scruggs was part of Inyo County history and her passing is the end of an era because she was an influential figure who, often behind the scenes, tackled controversial issues such as the Los Angeles Department of Water and Powers control over Owens Valleys resources.
"During one particularly contentious public meeting dealing with the LADWP, Kenney confronted a group of cattle ranchers who had sided with the agency. 'I am disappointed,' Scruggs said, looking them straight in the eyes. 'I thought cowboys were the heroes of the West.'
"Inyo County Superior Court Judge Dean Stout recalled Scruggs as a woman 'who was true to her conviction and stood firmly committed to the protection of everyones constitutional rights.'
"'To Kenney, the practice of law was a profession - not a business,' Stout said. 'With keen analytical skills, she was a zealous advocate for her clients, but still treated everyone with dignity and respect.'
"Colleague Attorney Doug Buchanan said, 'I worked with Kenney from the start to the end of her legal career, from law student to one of the mostly highly regarded attorneys in Inyo and Mono counties. Kenney combined finely-honed competence with a pure and untarnished adherence to the rules and tradition of the legal profession and she, moreover, treated it as a profession. She maintained unswerving loyalty to her clients, devotion to the truth, and never gave less than the best she could give. It is never enough to say "we will miss her" because lawyers like Kenney are not replaced.'
"Scruggs was born in Gainesville, Florida, the daughter of a father who worked as a teacher and university administrator. Her mother, as an administrative secretary and a founder of the Florida Trails Association.
"Scruggs spent her childhood in Florida. Her sister said Kenney was an avid reader starting at a very young age. Sister Cynthy added, 'The words that come to my mind about Kenney are independent, indefatigable, curious, deeply affectionate and honest.'
"Scruggs graduated from Lake Weir High School in Florida in 1967. She then graduated from Florida State University in 1971. She went on to get her law degree from Southwestern University of Law in Los Angeles in 1980.
"Scruggs was a scrappy idealist in tie-dye blouses and blue jeans when she met her beloved partner, Owens Valley journalist John Robb Heston. In 1972, the couple lived in Independence, where she completed law studies by commuting 200 miles five days a week to Southwestern University Law School in Los Angeles.
Scruggs started her law practice in Bishop in 1980. She handled criminal and family law cases and went on to specialize in protecting the rights of children caught in high-conflict custody cases.
"Mono County Superior Court Judge Mark Magit said, 'Kenney was a passionate and very effective advocate for her clients. Her tenacity and indomitable spirit were balanced by her ability to maintain perspective, sense of humor and her bright and engaging smile.'
Kenney and attorney Rick Wood squared off on hundreds of cases. Wood said, 'Kenney believed that she could make a difference in other peoples lives. Her professional life exemplified that belief. We will miss her terribly and remember her well.'
"Attorney Tom Hardy also remembered Kenney. He said, 'When I was first starting to practice law, Kenney Scruggs probably taught me as much about the courtroom as anyone - by being my opponent in many cases and my ally in others. More importantly, though, she was of the breed of lawyer who could argue like hell with you when court was in session and then have an amiable lunch where you could talk about anything, share ideas and even poke fun at the arguments that we were making just minutes before.'
"Throughout her legal career, Scruggs made time to pursue philosophical and religious studies and to tend to the gardens, fruit orchards and reflecting pools at her home on the northern edge of Independence. She was also an artist who decorated the shady retreat with hand-painted tile art.
"In the past few months, Scruggs, who died at her home on Wednesday, had been in failing health. 'She died as gracefully and as bravely as she lived,' Kessler said.
"Scruggs is survived by her father, William Scruggs Jr.; her mother, Margaret Scruggs; two sisters, Ann Scruggs and Cynthy Scruggs; devoted friend Benett Kessler, children of John Heston - Ellie Heston, John Heston and family, and fiance Robert Miller."
[5147] In addition to son John, John and Mary had Dionis, baptised 16 Sept 1565; a John Symondes married 10 Dec 1565 at Worstead (adjoins N. Walsham where he resided) to Margaret Cattlyn - did wife Mary ______ die after the birth of Dionis?