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[11730] Matilda m. Knut Sweynsson (b. 1040, d. July 10, 1086). Cf. http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/continent/bb/billung1.htm
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[36257] Asher m. 1 Aug 1899 in Indian City, Payne Co., OK Lona Lee Ray (1878-1955). "Fort Worth Star-Telegram [Fort Worth, Texas], November 1948," p. 3: "Paducah, Nov 8 (Spl) - Funeral services were held Sunday in the Dumont Baptist Church for Asher Theodore Flippin, 68, retired King County farmer, who died Friday. Survivors include his wife, six sons, Roy of Las Vegas Nev.; Carl of Wichita, Kan.; Claude of Paducah; Earl of Dumont; and T. O. and Troy Flippin of Throckmorton; three daughters, Mrs Ruth Hext of Throckmorton, Mrs Vera Hollar of Dumont and Mrs Annie Bell Smith of Farmington N. M.; 28 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren."
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[50639] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 8 September 2019": "Ellsworth - Rachel E. (Haynes) Hutchins passed away four days prior to her 91st birthday, Sept. 5, 2009, with her loving family by her side in Ellsworth. She was born Sept. 9, 1918, the daughter of Harry and Inez (Smith) Haynes of Ellsworth. Rachel graduated from Ellsworth High School in 1936. She worked as deputy city clerk to the city manager, at Ellsworth High School, the Maine State Highway Department and Maine Employment Security. From 1961 to her retirement in 1976, she was secretary to the president at Liberty National Bank, now Key Bank. She married Lester E. Bragdon in 1946 and was later married for several years to Milton A. Hutchins. Rachel enjoyed quilting, making teddy bears and other cherished gifts for family before her vision became impaired. Rachel also enjoyed cooking for family, playing cards, caring for her grandchildren and trying her luck at the slot machines, which she was able to play on her 90th birthday. She was a devoted mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Surviving are her four children: son, Wayne Bragdon; daughters, Linda Mason and companion, Neil McKay, Judy Tucker and companion, Michael DiGangi, all of Ellsworth, and Mary Wood and husband, Peter Wood, of Yarmouth. She will be dearly missed by her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, Stephanie Harris and children, Rachel and Spencer; Timothy Mason and companion, Tara Hart, and their daughters, Taylor and Tanner; Julee Gibson and husband, Jeremy, and their sons, Brian and Teddy; Nicholas Wood and wife, Stacey, and their son, Brycen; Jeremy Tucker and wife, Karen, and their daughter, Tessa; Jay Tucker and his daughter, Macie; Jyl Tucker and Jennifer Tucker. Rachel is also survived by her sister, Sylvia Macy; numerous nieces and nephews; and a beloved friend, Rosa West. She was predeceased by her first husband, Lester E. Bragdon; and two brothers, Harvard and John."
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David and Elizabeth also had Enoch Edmond Myers (1826-1897), Amelia Myers Devling (1840-1896), Samuel C. Myers (1841-1918) & Jane Myers Fisher (1843-1914).
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The unverified file K4GV-CD8 in familysearch.org in 2020 offers:
The 1850 Census said his real estate was worth $10,000.
The Rev. David Myers was the (grand)son of Nicholas Myers, and bought the old Mitchell farm west of where his father lived (now John Musser). His children were Samuel, of Lewistown, Dr. Seth F., Mrs. G. W. McAlister and Mrs. Dr. A. J. Fisher.
In 1857 David Myers erected the store building on the corner where Isaac McAlister now has a store. It was the site of the first building in the town of Macalister, Pa.. The firm of D. Myers & Co. was composed of David Myers, Reuben Caveny and James M. Sellers. The firm had several changes, and, in 1862, the store was sold to Isaac McAlister, who now keeps it. [most likely this is son David Myers, not Rev. David Myers, since in the 1860 census, son David's occupation is merchant]
THE SOLDIERS' ORPHAN SCHOOL. -This institution was originated as an academy in 1855, the first trustees of which were H. T. McAlister, Wm. McMeen, Abraham Seiber, Montgomery Jameson, R. W. Jameson, Sam]. Watt and David Myers.
Ancestry.com has a picture of the front page of the family Bible inscribed by David giving it to son Seth. The same site also refers to him as a "Bishop."
from son Enoch's biographical sketch: "David and Elizabeth (Holtzopple) Myers, the parents of our subject, were likewise with their son natives of Juniata County, Pa., where they spent their entire lives, the mother dying in July, 1853, and the father in July, 1865."