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[52558] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 29 April 1942, p. 10: "Thorndike, April 28 - Funeral services were held at the Congregational church Saturday at 10 a.m. for Walter Gordon, a World War veteran who died of pneumonia at the Togus hospital. Mr. Gordon was a native of Thorndike and lived here many years. He married Miss Bernice Merry of this town and is survived by three daughters, Marie, Carleen and Norma; two sons, Alton and Walter, Jr.; and two brothers, Charles Gordon and George Gordon of Thorndike. His age was about 48 years." Walter is son of Eslie Gordon (1858-1911) & Mary Ellen Gordon (1858-1920; m. in June, 1880 in Thorndike, Waldo Co., ME).
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[54345] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 25 July 2023: "Tremont and Bar Harbor - Frank W. Gray Sr. was called Home on July 17, 2023. Frank was born on Nov. 5, 1929, in Bar Harbor, the son of Irving Gray and Bertha Mae (Connors) Gray. After graduating from Bar Harbor High School, he married Evelyn (Kelley). They had two sons, Frank Jr. and Alden. Shortly after marrying Evelyn, Frank was drafted into the U.S. Army, serving his country in Korea. Upon his return home, Frank worked for Webber Construction as a mason then John Goodwin Sr., traveling throughout Maine and New England building foundations, walls and stone ovens, with many still standing. He served the Town of Tremont for many years in many roles including the Town Moderator. He was an active member of the American Legion Post 69 in Southwest Harbor. Frank attended college later in life, and became a minister, his first calling, and was a member of the St. Thomas Anglican Church in Ellsworth. Frank was a devoted father to both his family and his church. He loved to share stories of his pets and gardens his family shared in Tremont. Frank married his surviving wife, Ada Hatch, in 2015. They spent eight years together supporting each other - what one couldn't do, the other could. He is also survived by his son Frank, daughter-in-law Margaret Gray (Alden), grandchildren Amber Gray, Hillary Gray and Keagan Gray (Lee), great-grandchildren Aurora, Sebastian, Trevor, Cooper, Keiyara, Stone, and William. He was predeceased by his parents and siblings, first wife Evelyn and son Alden."
[21042] This line is documented in the notes for his grandson, Alexander. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9210/MCLND.htm offers: "In the autumn of 1717 a vessel arrived in the harbor at Falmouth in Casco Bay with 20 families of emigrants from Ireland. They were descendents of a colony which went from Argleshire in Scotland and settled in the north of Ireland about the middle of the 17th century. They were rigid Presbyterians and fled from Scotland to avoid the persecution of King Charles I. They suffered severely during the winter their own provisions failed and the inhabitants of Falmouth had neither shelter nor food sufficient for so large an addition to the population. They were however given 100 bushels of Indian meal by the general court to help them through the winter. These people took their vessel up the river and secured it almost opposite Clark's Point where they remained on Purpooduck Shore during the winter. In the spring most of them sailed for Newburyport and reached Haverhill April 2nd. They soon established themselves at the place to which they gave the name of Londonderry. James McCaslin and several other families, however, remained in Falmouth. James MacCaslen was one of 150 persons taken in upon the act of the town to pay £10 each 18 June 1718. James was then granted a three acre lot on the west side of the neck in Falmouth 8 May 1720." "Blue Hill, Maine Founding Families" by Jim Briggs on http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com states James was b. in "Fruit Hill, Derry Co., Ireland." http://www.turtlebunbury.com/family/bunburyfamily_mcclintocks/bunbury_family_mcclintocks_dunmore.html remarks "The McCausland family had come to Ireland from Scotland at the end of James I's reign; they must have been well connected for Colonel McCausland was a personal beneficiary in the will of Speaker William Connolly." Also see http://www.kelcran.com/Genealogy/sources/mccausland/sourmcc1.pdf. Ancestry.com suggests the meaning of the surname: "Scottish and northern Irish: probably a variant of MacAuslan, which according to Black is an Anglicization of Mac Ausaláin son of Absolom, from the name of an early 13th-century cleric. However, there may rather be an underlying Gaelic personal name, possibly Caisealán, meaning little one of the castle."
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Find A Grave memorial 19003431 offers:
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This community was greatly shocked on Sunday afternoon to learn of the sudden death of Captain Francis Marion McKeehan, of Centre Township. Before starting for Bloomfield to attend Sabbath school services in the Reformed church, he complained of a headache, but he thought it might wear off. He was unable to teach his class saying to the member he could not think. With two sons he started for home; when they had driven about a mile his son, William, noticed his head falling back. He sprang to his assistance, and with his brother, lifted him out of the carriage and carried him into the house of William Garlin. Dr. A.R. Johnson, of Bloomfield, was immediatly summoned, but the spark of life had fled before medical aid could reach him. His death was caused by apoplexy.
In early manhood Mr. McKeenan joined the Bloomfield Reformed church. He has ever been a consistant member, foremost in every good work. For many years he has been an elder, and was constantly kept in office-none performing the duties conscientiously and well. By his death Trinity Reformed Church has met an irreparable loss - in truth a pillar has fallen.
Of broad learning and wide reading, Capt. McKeehan was often sent to represent the Bloomfield charge in the ecclesiastical bodies of the church and frequently called upon to represent his fellow citizens in various capacities. In matters of agriculture he was a recognized authority, and at the time of his death was a member of the State Board of Agriculture and had frequently been appointed by Gov. Pattison to representive positions upon committees dealing with agricultural matters.
In politics Capt. McKeehan was a staunch Republican, firmly believing in and strongly upholding the doctrines of his party. Other than district offices he never held political position, but in late years his name had been frequently mentioned in connection with important civic honors.
Capt. McKeehan entered the service in defense of the Union on September 2, 1864, as Captain of Company E, 208th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. He led his company through the Rebel hail of shot and shell to retake Fort Stedman. It tried the nerves of the stoutest heart, but the men of the 208th followed their fearless Captain and a glorious victory was achieved. Again in the battles in front of Petersburg, Virginia, Captain McKeehan led his men into the thickest of the fray. In this last engagement his company lost twelve men in killed and wounded. He was greatly respected by his company and his fellow officers.
As a soldier, as a citizen - in all the walks of life -Captain McKeehan did his duty fearlessly and conscientiously. His name was a synonym for honesty and integrity. By his death this community and country at large - even the state - has lost one of the best citizens. The writer has in him a life-long friend, and his death is felt as a personal loss.
He leaves a wife, seven sons, five daughters, seven sisters, and two brothers to mourn his sudden demise. The deceased was born in the month of October,1833,and was in his 61st year.
Funeral services were held at the late residence of the deceased, in Centre Township. Interment in the old graveyard in Bloomfield.
From "The People's Advocate & Press", March 28, 1894
Additional information courtesy of Denis Brandt:
The son of John & Margaret Ann (Lupfer) McKeehan, he married Margaret Ann Bealor and fathered Harry Hayes (b. 06/18/56), Samuel Kuhn (b. 04/14/58), Mary Bella (b. 12/09/59 - married Edward B. Whitcomb and Edwin Forrest Greenleaf-Hudson), Lincoln Scott (b. 07/17/61), Alilia Cora (b. 04/23/63 - married Francis Minich), Curtin Grant (b. @1865), Kathy Florence (b. 10/31/66 - married Emory Young), William Colliflower (b. 03/02/69), Anna Lucretia (b. 03/25/71 - married Samuel Clay), Addie Corinne (b. 03/25/73 - married William H. Horting), John Arthur (b. 08/15/76), and Don Oscar (b. 03/31/80). In 1860, he was a farmer living in Centre Township, Perry County, Pennsylvania, and stood 5' 6" tall with black hair and blue eyes.
A Civil War veteran, he enlisted in August 1864, mustered into federal service at Harrisburg September 2 as a private with the 208th Pennsylvania Infantry, and the following day promoted to 2nd lieutenant and assigned duty as mustering officer for the regiment. He was promoted to captain of Co. E to date September 9, 1864, and honorably discharged with his company June 1, 1865.
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[38331] Jonathan is from the unverified Hoctor Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015.
[30367] Mary is age 35 in the 1850 federal census in Jefferson Co., FL.