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[2804] "Akron Beacon Journal, 10 March 2010": "Gloria D. Horning, 79, of Kent, died Sunday, at Woodlands at Robinson Ravenna. As the Cleveland Indians embark on a new season, we too enter a different season without our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Surrounded by her family, we lovingly said goodbye on March 7, 2010. Gloria devoted her life to her family. After raising her children, she delighted in welcoming each grandchild that helped grow her family. She and Jim enjoyed 57 years of marriage. Summers spent camping were a favorite pastime as were winters in Florida anxiously awaiting spring training. Gloria was devoted to the Eastern Star Olive Chapter #53 for over 60 years. She is survived by husband, Jim; children, Brian (Sharon), Greg (Melanie), Kim (Dave) Yost, Melanie (Jeff) Adams and Matthew (Mary Lou); grandchildren, Kate, Annie, Andrew, Marissa, Nick, Stephanie (Shaun), Amanda (Steven), Alex, Renee, Jaret, Derek and Brandon; precious great-grandchildren, Matthew, Mia and Johnny; sister, Marilyn Barnett of Key West, Fla. Gloria is also survived by many dear brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law as well as loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Hazel (Souers) Briner; and son, Jeffrey."
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[12163] Emma is daughter of Sir John de Grey of Shirland, Derbyshire, and Emma, dau. of Geoffrey de Glanville. She is William's first wife.
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[52103] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 26 June 2019": "Stratton - Sharon Marie (Hanscom) Farnsworth, 63, passed on June 19, 2019, at Maine Medical Center in Portland, with her husband of 44 years holding her hand. Sharon was a beautiful and wonderful wife, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt and friend. So humble and kind. With open heart and hands, she provided care and attention to so many others. Sharon was born on Feb. 24, 1956, at Mount Desert Island Hospital to Albert Raymond Hanscom III and Alice Lilian Fox and attended elementary schools in Ellsworth and then Trenton on the mainland but did graduate from Mount Desert Island High School in 1974, where her favorite subject was home economics. After graduating, she began work at MDI Hospital in food services. On April 12, 1975, she married Peter Bion Farnsworth of Bar Harbor. They married at the little white country church in Trenton that Sharon loved to attend while growing up in Trenton. She then went with Peter up to Clayton Lake-T11 R14, in the North Maine Woods between the Allagash and St. John Rivers, where Peter was employed as a forest technician for International Paper Co. They set up home in a tiny 8-foot-by-38-foot mobile home. Sharon loved living at Clayton Lake, where there were only seven other permanent residents. She loved going out to Quebec, Canada, to eat at the small French-Canadian restaurant in St. Justine. Margo Holden had been living at Clayton Lake for many years and had raised her children there and now took Sharon under her wing and taught her to be a Maine North Woods woman. It was here that Sharon assisted Margo at the post office, registered deer and bear, went fishing and rambling the woods roads with her friend Paule, collected bugs for the Maine Forest Service entomology department, learned to fire a shotgun at a partridge, met her first bear and moose, picked fiddleheads, worked on all her sewing and needlepoint and embroidery crafts and canoed and camped on the Allagash and St. John rivers. It was here at Clayton Lake that Sharon earned her CB radio handle of 'Colgate Lady' for her dazzling 'Colgate smile.' Sharon took part in establishing the library at Clayton Lake. Sharon and Peters first of three children, Sarah, was born in Presque Isle in 1978 and is their 'Clayton Lake/Allagash' baby. In 1980, Sharon supported Peter when he left Clayton Lake to go to Maine Bible Institute and see where life and Gods direction might lead them. It led them to the Hartland-St. Albans area, where Joshua was born at Waterville in 1981. In the last year of Bible school, they moved to Greenfield, where Peter was a student pastor of a small country church and Katherine was born in 1983 in Bangor. In August of 1983, after Bible school, they moved to Stratton, Maine. It was here that for the next 36 years Sharon continued her work of caring and supporting her community. She worked tirelessly behind the scenes as a young pastors wife, raised her children and cared for a host of other children. Her door as well as her hands and heart were always open to anyone in need of care. She was a safe haven for many. She got involved in the local school, assisted in the library, worked as a cued speech assistant and helped with dispatch and support of the fire department. She absolutely loved to travel with Vernon Bean and Scotty Spatcher to help set up fireworks shows. She helped with elder care, literacy volunteers and cooked many a meal for a lot of folks. She became famous for her potato casserole recipe she obtained from her Kansas son-in-law Clinton. While living at Coburn Gore, Maine, when Peter was working for the Immigration Service and Customs Service, she became the 'Den Mother' to many of the officers stationed at the Port of Entry. Sharon loved to knit and sew and do craft projects. She loved to read and enjoyed being the assistant for her dear friend Wendy, who is the librarian of the Stratton Public Library. Sharon also loved her annual quilt shop hop trips around the state with Peter and her friends Liz and Sandi, and Tony and Frida. She loved going to camp at Donnell Pond, Franklin, Maine. She loved being a grandmother and a favorite aunt to her four grandchildren and many nieces and nephews and grandnieces and nephews. She loved friends and family; picnics and dances; country music, not classic; birds and animals, especially horses; wind towers and peace and quiet. In 2001, Sharon underwent her first heart procedure to correct a misfiring electrical heart impulse. In 2014, she had to undergo major heart surgery to perform a bypass and get a new aortic valve. It was during this operation that the surgeon discovered the aortic artery aneurysm and repaired it, undoubtedly saving her life. But it led to a difficult and dark 11 days in intensive care at Maine Medical Center in Portland and then rehabilitation in Sandy River rehab in Farmington. But she did return to us in Stratton and picked up her work of care and support of her friends and family. She continued to give her heart unselfishly to others. And then her heart was too weak to fully support her other organs. She was admitted to Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington and received excellent care in attempts to control an onset of atrial fibrillation. But a major ventricular tachycardia episode resulted in transport to Maine Medical Center in Portland, where the resulting degradation of vital organs could not be reversed to any meaningful quality of life and she now had the difficult courage to give her last bit of heart to her husband and children by sparing them from both hers and their further pain and struggle and quietly holding her husbands hand allowed her creator God to take her hand from his and usher her into her heavenly home. Sharon is loved and remembered by her husband, Peter; her daughter Sarah and husband, Robert Sillanpaa, and grandsons Wiekko and Bion of New Vineyard; son Joshua and wife, Brandi, and granddaughters Emma and Brenna of Stratton; daughter Katherine and husband, Clinton Phillips, of Wichita, Kan.; sister Trisha and husband, Bill Howard, of Trenton; sister Mary and husband, Brian Gordius, of Bass Harbor; and all their children, her great-nieces and nephews, remaining aunts, uncles, cousins and all their families as well as all of her husbands family. She loves you all, each and every one. She was predeceased by her father, Albert Raymond Hanscom III, and her mother, Alice Lilian (Fox) Hanscom."
[24164] Thomas is son of James Metcalfe (b. ca. 1393) and _____ Gilson (b. ca. 1395 in Ireby Hall, England). The unverified LDS Church's Ancestral File (15C1-7MR) states James is son of John Metcalfe (b. ca. 1358, of St Oswald, Askrigg, Yorkshire) and wife Alice.
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Robert m. Mary Esther Bailey and had Jody Noll (Sept. 4, 1949), Susan Noll (Aug. 30, 1952) and Douglas Noll (March 19, 1959, d. in May, 1980).
Robert's obituary:
Robert L. Noll, 85, of Carlisle, passed away on Wednesday, December 12, 2012, at home with family by his side. He was born on Thursday, December 16, 1926, in Green Park, Perry County, a son of the late Chester and Rachel (Peck) Noll. He was a veteran of the US Air Force and served during the Korean War. Bob was a longtime building contractor and land developer in the Carlisle area. He was in charge of developing Noll Acres in Hampton Twp., Noll Manor in North Middleton Twp. and was a partner with Noll Associates. Bob served on the boards of directors with many organizations in the area including; Carlisle Area Crime Stoppers, Carlisle Home Builders Assoc., Harrisburg Home Builders Assoc., PA Home Builders Assoc., National Home Builders Assoc. and the PA Motor Truck Association, where he was a past President and the first person elected to the President's Club in 1977. Bob was also a member of many area organizations including; Carlisle Eagles Aerie 1299, Carlisle White Circle Club, Carlisle American Legion Post 101 and the Family Motor Coach Association. He was a member of Waggoners United Methodist Church, Carlisle. He is survived by his loving and devoted wife of nearly 61 years, Mary Esther (Bailey) Noll, two daughters; Susan Sherman of Lemoyne and Jody Gilbert and husband, Jerry of Newville, two sisters; Dorothy Stambaugh of Loysville and Pauline Wise of Carlisle, two grandchildren; Tricia Frampton of Carlisle and Nicholas Gilbert of Newville, four great-grandchildren; Rheanna, Morganne and Erinne Frampton and Jordan Gilbert and several nieces and nephews. Bob was preceded in death by one son, Douglas Noll, who died in 1980.