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[55242] The unverified file LHFH-X3L in familysearch.org offers "When Elizabeth Downs was born about 1753, in Lincoln, Penobscot, Maine, United States, her father, Ebenezer Downs Jr., was 27 and her mother, Jane Walton, was 26. She married Nehemiah Small about 1772. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 4 daughters. She died about 1830, in Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, at the age of 79."
[39326] Altoona Times, 27 August 1890, p. 1: Adam J. Greer, a well-known printer and editor, and an old-time resident of this city, and one who enjoyed a large circle of friends and acquaintances throughout Central Pennsylvania, died at his home, No, 1113 Fourteenth avenue, this city, yesterday morning at 9 55 o'clock. His death was the result of general debility and the end only came after a lingering sickness, Although the final result of his illness was to have been anticipated, it nevertheless brings a severe shock to those who knew him, and it is hard for them to realize that this venerable and respected citizen has passed from earthly scenes forever. Adam J. Greer was born on Friday, November 3, 1820, at Mann's ax factory, near Reedsville, Mifflin county, Pa. At this place and Brunn's Mills he enjoyed such meager school facilities as the times then afforded. In 1841 his parents moved to Lewistown, Pa., where he attended the academy in that place. In 1843 his father purchased the Lewistown Gazette, and in March of that year ho entered the office to learn the art of printing. He worked until September 1889, being then employed on the Tribune, owning, publishing, and editing papers at Lock Haven, New Berlin, Union county, Pa., Mifflintown, and this city. He enlisted in Company B, Captain Harry Wayne, Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and served until the expiration of terra of enlistment. In 1803 he enlisted in Company F, Captain John P. Wharton, One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was discharged December 24, 1802, by reason of disability, caused by rheumatism. For over forty years he had boon a continuous member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, having been initiated into Clinton Lodge, No. 98, at Lock Haven, April 23, 1850, and at the time of his death was a member of Lost Creek Lodge, I. O, O. F., Mifflintown, Pa. Ho was also member of the State Grand Lodge, and of Post G3, G. A. It. He was married on Christmas Day, December 25, 1849, to Miss Elizabeth Baird, of Academy, Juniata county, Pa., by the Rev. George Stevenson, of the Methodist Episcopal church. Besides his wife there survive him a son and daughter, Charles A. Greer, of this city, and Mrs. Lewis T. Hamilton, Jamestown, Dakota, one son Winfield S. having preceeded him to the grave, July 10, 1881. He also leaves three brothers and four sisters. Those are, John Greer, of Allensviile, Mifflin county; William, of Syberville, Mifflin county, Pa.; Robert S., of Sumansville, Potter county, Indiana; Mrs. Rachel 15. Carson, of Greenville, Mercer county, Pa; Mrs. Emily 15. Cochrane, of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Nancy N. Robinson, of Iowa Centre, Iowa, and Mrs. Sophia P. Murra, of Mifflintown, Pa. He is dead. To the silent, eternal realm of distance and of death he has passed away. The sole light that flames from the valley of shadows comes from the cross. He was a brilliant writer. Sometimes his earnestness in the vindication of a cause he had endorsed led him to extremes, but was all that was kind, humane, gentle manly and good, Ho was a common fountain of courtesy, and withal strong and earnest in his beliefs. A host of friends wish to his family the benediction of the Dear Master, and on his grave will many a forget-me -not die, the symbol of an affection that never forgets. The funeral will take place to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Services will be held at the late residence of the deceased, and interment will be made in Fairview cemetery.
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[1557] [Kraentzler, op.cit., p.134, states that Yolande's mother is Clementia de Poitou who m. 2nd Gerhard of Guelders and who is dau. of Pierre (named William V) de Poitou, Count, and Ermesinde de Longwy.] http://genealogy.euweb.cz/holland/geldern.html reports that Yolande m. (2) "Gotfried de Bouchain, Vcte de Valenciennes ."
[30559] Thomas m. 30 June 1631 in Shillington, England Mary Monke (b. 1601 in Shillington). Thomas is son of John Hanscom and Agnes Cowche according to the unverified information in Ancestry.com.
[45339] Abram came from Ottawa IL to Avoca, served as Mayor of Avoca and opened a meat market there in March, 1870. He moved to Valley Twp. in July 1869 and farmed there; his obituary states he was a Greenback in politics. He m. Johanna Ferris (1827-1874) & Mary Harder (1861-1923, buried with Abram).
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[46115] "Biographical review : containing life sketches of leading citizens of Somerset, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, and Aroostook counties, Maine (1898)", pp. 537-38: "William H. Sargent, a former business man of Castine, Hancock County, now retired, was born in Sedgwick, Me., February 4, 1818. A son of Captain Benjamin C. and Susannah (Cole) Sargent, he traces his descent to William Sargent, who received a land grant at Gloucester, Mass., in 1649. This ancestor married Abigail Clark, a daughter of Edmund Clark. A grant of land was also given to the family of his son, who lost his life in the public service. Dr.Thomas Sargent, the grandfather of William H., born in Gloucester, October 19, 1739, served as an officer in the Revolutionary War. It is related of him that in 1779 he accompanied an expedition under the command of Captain Saltonstall to Penobscot Bay for the purpose of recovering possession of Castine, which was then occupied by the British, and that the party was partially successful in a daring attempt to land for the purpose of co-operating with the force under Captain Lovell. After the close of the war he returned to Gloucester, and resided there for the rest of his life. The maiden names of his successive wives were Lucy and Jemima Haskell. He was the father of seventeen children, nine by his first union and eight by his second. Captain Benjamin C. Sargent, who was a native of Gloucester, during the War of 1812 commanded the fort in the harbor of Castine. He moved to Sedgwick in 1816, and there followed the trade of shoemaker for a number of years. Afterward he cleared a tract of new land for agricultural purposes, and died in the town of Brooklin, Me., October 26, 1855, at the age of seventy years. Besides serving in various town offices and acting as a Justice of the Peace, he acquired considerable local repu-tation for his skill in extracting teeth. He married Susannah Cole, of Wenham, Mass., a daughter of Thomas and Susan (Cleaves) Cole, who moved from Massachusetts to Sedgwick prior to their daughter's wedding. Benjamin and Susannah Sargent were the parents of eleven children; namely, Benjamin C., Wyer G., John O., Sarah J., William H., Lucius B., Thomas C, A. P. Sargent, Mary M., Jas-per N., and George M. Sargent. Of these, Benjamin C., John O., Sarah J., and Lucius B. are no longer living. The first death among them did not occur until the youngest had reached the age of fifty-three years. Having been educated in the district schools, William H. Sargent learned the shoemaker's trade, and afterward followed it for a time. Later engaging in business as a house and ship-carpenter at Sargentville, he erected many of the buildings in that village. He also kept a store there, which he subsequently sold to W. G. Sargent & Son. Moving to Castine in 1870, he purchased a half-interest in a ship-yard. When Castine began to acquire its popularity as a summer resort, he bought seventy acres of desirable land, and afterward sold it in cottage lots. In 1879 he built a store and engaged in trade under the firm name of Sargent & Son. Although he has retired from active business, he still re-tains a financial interest in that concern. He is also part owner of the steamboat wharf, and is the proprietor of other valuable real estate. By his first marriage, which was contracted with Mary Redman, of Brooksville, Me., Mr. Sargent became the father of four children - Eleanor W., Mary J., William G., and Hattie A. Hattie died young. Eleanor W. married Captain Herbert Sargent, of Portland, and has one daughter, Hattie. Mary J. married Dr. Grindle, of Blue Hill, Me., and died leaving one daughter, Lena S. Grindle. William G. first married Flora Herrick, of Brook!in, Me., by whom he has two children - Guy H. and Florence Sargent. His second marriage was made with Lillian Roberts, of Boston, Mass. Mr. Sargent cast his first Presidential vote for Martin Van Buren in 1840, and has been identified with the Republican party in Hancock County since its formation. He has served with ability as legislative Representative and County Commissioner, was a member of the Executive Council under Governor Morrill, was Collector of Customs at the port of Castine for sixteen years, and has acted as a Justice of the Peace. While affiliated with the Masonic order and the Sons of Temperance, he is a member of the Calvinist Baptist Church of Sedgwick, Me."
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[34672] William is from the unverified Taylor Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.