[41346] Ancestry.com offers: "Ackerman Name Meaning - Dutch: occupational name from akkerman plowman; a frequent name in New Netherland in the 17th century. Later, it probably absorbed some cases of the cognate German and Swedish names, Ackermann and Åkerman respectively. English: from a medieval term denoting feudal status, Middle English akerman (Old English æcerman, from æcer field, acre + man man). Typically, an ackerman was a bond tenant of a manor holding half a virgate of arable land, for which he paid by serving as a plowman. The term was also used generically to denote a plowman or husbandman. Variant of German and Jewish Ackermann."
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Find A Grave memorial 243985356 offers Lee's obituary: "Harpswell - Surrounded by loving family and neighbors, Lee E. Chipman, 97, of Allen Point Road, passed away at his home Sept. 18, 2022 -- this being only a few yards distance from the very spot where he was born on Aug. 15, 1925, the son of Ralph L. and Mary (Smith) Chipman. Although born in Harpswell, his earliest years were spent in Poland, Maine, where he attended primary school, then in 1932 the Chipmans moved permanently back to the coast. Lee graduated from Harpswell Grammar School in 1939, then from Brunswick High School in 1943. Soon afterwards he was drafted into the army, and his WWII service included action in Germany. At the conclusion of the war, he was stationed in France. Upon returning home, Lee was hired as a farmhand at Coleman Research Farm in Brunswick, this being a stepping-stone to a lifelong career in poultry management and breeding research. His employment later carried him to Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Maryland, and in his later years, at Arbor Acres in Connecticut. His dream of someday returning to his native Maine was fulfilled, when the company transferred him to their Lewiston office in 1988. Always dedicated to his work, Lee always went the extra mile - literally. Around 1954 a blizzard crippled the region, and in an era before the abundance of snow removal equipment, the highways were impassable for days. Fearing the loss of the flocks of birds at Coleman's farm, he trekked several miles on snowshoes from North Harpswell to Brunswick, where he remained on duty until the roads were cleared.
Lee always had a garden or two and was also a skilled woodworker. In his retirement he happily spent much of his time on his tractors, and with help from other family members, frequently mowed the extensive acreage on the ancestral property. Lee had the knack for storytelling, and recalling facts, figures, and dates - especially when it concerned any automobile he ever owned. He recently compiled his extensive car history that detailed how he wheeled and dealed, and what price he paid for each. In 1947 he took a spin on the newly opened Maine Turnpike, where he reached a speed of 100 mph that terrified his 85 year-old grandmother passenger. He first married Aroostook County native Marilyn Wardwell, who died in 1958, and second, Freida Bunker of New Hampshire, who died in 1997. Lee was predeceased by brother Irving, and sister Edith (Chipman) Marden."
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Augusta is daughtger of Frederick M. Cushing (1861-1900) & Lorena Margaret Morgan (1871-1948; m. 7 November 1888 in Pembroke, Washington Co., ME),
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[52044] For this line of descent, see the unverified file LB8H-1PX in famailysearch.org.
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[20296] Sarah is daughter of Samuel Pruett, Sr. and Elizabeth Hawker. See notes for David Boydston. The charter petition for the Davis Creek Baptist Church in Powell Valley, TN 1 Oct 1797 has the name Sarah Boydston. For ancestry see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~skidwell3/gtp1860.htm#head0 in 2003 (unverified) - source of the ancestry shown in this database, which also reports husband David Hoydston was b. ca. 1710 in MD and d. about 1779 in Powell Valley, TN. http://home.comcast.net/~mdholland33/forrestho/pafg07.htm states: "Sarah Pruitt was born about 1730 in Blandensburg, Frederick, Va."
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[41879] Catharine m. Peter Keiffer.
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[53831] Isaac is son of Justus Bickford Tracy (1847-1902) & Sarah Ann Bimson (1845-1909; m. 10 November 1866 in Steuben, Hancock Co., ME).
[57640] Stella is daughter of James Henry Tunks (1841-1886) & Ellen S. Grover (1846-1927).
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[1145] http://lythgoes.net/genealogy reports: "was a husbandman (farmer) and lived in Henlow. His will is as follows: 'Will of Willyam Tylle, Archdeaconry of Bedford, 19:86 f.: In the name of god Amen: The firste of January Adm 1578: I Willyam Tylle of Henlow in the countie of Beddforde husbandman, sicke of bodie but whole of minde, thanckes be unto god, doe ordaine and make this my laste will and testament , in manner & fourme followinge: Firste I committ my soule to allmightie god, and my bodie to be buried in the church yearde of Henlowe aforesaide: Imprimis I give to Robert Tille my sonne, twoe bullockes, & to John his sonne, one bullocke: Item I give unto Wilyam Warde, my sonne in lawe, twoe bullockes, one yearelinge, & an other twoe yeares oulde: Item I give unto Willyam Sheffeilde my sonne in lawe, a cowe bullocke & a bullchime. Item I will that Willyam Sheffeilde shall have his bargaine, in my lande from that time he beganne untill three yeares be expired: Item I give unto every one of Robert Tylles children, twoe sheeepe a peese & to him selfe fower sheepe: Item I give unto Agnes Warde two sheepe: Item I give unto Willyam Sheffeildes children, twoe sheepe a peece, that is to saie John Willyam and Agnes: Item I give unto Robert Tille my sonne six quarters of malte, and to his three children a quarter a peece: Item I give unto Agnes Warde a quarter of malte: Itme I give unto Willyam Sheffeilde iii 1 vi s. viii d. of money, that he oweth me if god take me out of this worlde att this present time. Itme I give unto Willyam Sheffeilde, one quarter of malte: I give unto Mary my daughter, one quarter of malte, allsoe Agnes my wife must have of Willyam Sheffeilde, my sonne in lawe every yeare, as long as he houldes my lande, five acres of barley and five acres of pease, every yeare & my wife to finde seede to sowe it with all: Item I give unto Richard Huckle, a quarter of barley, and to every one of his children, a bushel of pease. Item I give unto John Waller & to Margaret Waller twoe bushells of barley a peece. Item I give to agnes my wife all my howseholde: Item I give to the repaire of Collington haven ii d. Item I give to agnes my wife tenn quarters of barley: Item I give to Robert Tille my sonne fower quarters of barley. Item I give unto Willyam Warde a quarter of barley: Item I give unto Willyam Sheffeilde twoe quarters of barley: Item I give unto Robert Tilley my sonne, six bushels of pease, & halfe a quarter of bullymunge. Item I give to Willyam Sheffeilde a quarter of bullimunge: Item I give unto Robert Tille my sonne one hogge: Itme I give unto Willyam Sheffeilde one hogge: Item to Willyam Warde one hogge and Agnes my wife to have twoe hogges and a sowe: Item I give unto Mary Farr one sheepe: Item I give unto Willyam Huckle a sheepe and I will that all theise portions shall be answered ymmediatly after my deathe: Item I give unto Agnes my wife fower quarters of malte: the reste of my goodes moveables & unmoveables unbequethed I give unto Agnes my wife, & Robert my sonne, whome I make my sole executors of this my last will & testamente written in the presence of Thomas Underwood, Willyam Elborne, Thomas Younge, Charles Browne. (Proved 28 Jan 1578)'"
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