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[1996] Conrad is called "a Count in Swabia" and Count of Paris and Auxerre. http://genealogy.euweb.cz/welf/welf1.html observes "the editors of Europaeische Stammtafeln now hold the position that Welf's parentage cannot be proved, but that it is extremely likely that he was son of Conrad (or, if not, of Conrad's brother Rudolf)." Cf. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p77.htm.
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[51503] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 March 1953, p. 11: "Ellsworth, March 9 - Arthur G. Hill, 51, died Sunday morning at his home after returning from the Marine hospital in Brighton, Mass. He was born in Cherryfield January 26, 1902, the son of the late Gilbert and Annie Hill. After retiring in August, 1942, from the government employ, Mr. Hill made his home in Ellsworth. He was formerly a contractor and builder. later taking up mill work. He is survived by his widow, Helen; one daughter, Leona Hill of Ellsworth; two sisters, Mrs. James Hughs of Long Island, Mrs. Jay Wallace of Milbridge; one aunt, several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the Jordan funeral home with the Rev. Stuart Quinn officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery, Jonesport."
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Nicholas' ancestry is from an unverified file by Holly Childs on http://childsfamily.com. http://noyesgenealogy.com offers:
"Nicholas and Mary (Cutting) Noyes, b. Oct. 30, 1643. Nicholas was a brother of Rev. James Noyes of Newbury, and was a son of Rev. William and Anne (Parker) Noyes, of Cholderton, Eng. Rev. William Noyes, the father, was a clergyman of excellent repute; their mother, Anne, was a daughter of Rev. Robert Parker, a very celebrated preacher and author. Her will, probated April 20, 1658, bequeathed something to her sons James and Nicholas in New England.
"Nicholas Noyes is said to have been the first man to step ashore at Parker river, Newbury, in 1635.
"NICHOLAS NOYES
As a young man, Nicholas Noyes (b. 1615-16) is recorded as the first of the new settlers to leap ashore at the landing site in Newbury, MA in 1635. There is an historical marker at the location, which is on the left bank of the Parker River as you look toward the Atlantic Ocean from the bridge on Route 1A that crosses the river. The site, near the spot where River bends to the right, may be reached by turning right from Route 1A onto Cottage Rd., just past the Lower Green, and following Cottage Rd. until it ends at a parking area and boat landing; the marker is a boulder on the left. Nicholas was chosen Deacon of the First Parish Church of Newbury when it was gathered. In 1637 he walked the forty miles from Newbury to Cambridge to qualify as a freeman and voter. About 1640 he married Mary Cutting, daughter of a shipmaster, Capt. John Cutting and his wife Mary.
"Nicholas and Mary Noyes had ten children born in Newbury: Mary (1641), Hannah (1643), John (1645), (Reverand) Nicholas (1647), Cutting (1649), Sarah (1653), Timothy (1655), James (1657), Abigail (1659), Rachel (1661) and Thomas (1663). He died in Newbury on 23 Nov., 1701.
"Of early historical interest is the role that Rev. Nicholas (Harvard A.B., 1647), the second son of Nicholas and Mary, played in the Salem witch trials, where he officiated at the hanging of alleged witches in 1692; he later repented of his part in the persecutions and helped to provide assistance to the dependent families.
"Early Noyes descendants often were ministers and teachers, and sometimes distinguished by their rectitude - for example, the Salem trials and the founding of Yale, partly motivated by the belief that Harvard College was becoming too liberal. However, descendants of the line also may be interested to know of another of their ancestors via Nicholas Noyes (Noyes Geneology (1904), cited below, vol. 1, p. 402), perhaps equally devout and committed to bringing God's Kingdom, but at the opposite end politically - Rev. John Humphrey Noyes (1811 - 1886). He was a leader of the Perfectionist movement and founded the Oneida Community, one of the great utopian socialist experiments in American history. He was an early proponent of the equality of women and of a different approach to sexuality and marriage than his Puritan ancestors (or teachers at Yale Divinity School).(For example, Alfred Kazin wrote on the book jacket of Spencer Klaw's Without Sin: The Life and Death of the Oneida Community (NY: Penguin Press, 1993): 'The Oneida Community was the most practical and, because of its sexual code, the merriest of our nineteenth-century Utopias. Its founder and dictator, John Humphrey Noyes, would have fascinated Dostoyevsky.')
"REFERENCES:
"The basic reference for the Noyes family genealogy is the remarkable work by Col. Henry E. Noyes and Miss Harriette E. Noyes in two volumes, 'Geneological Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, and Peter Noyes,' published in Boston, MA in 1904. [Volume 1 covers descendants of Nicholas Noyes; vol. 2 the descendants of Rev. James Noyes and of Peter Noyes, who arrived later.] A copy is available in the second floor geneological library of the Historical Society of Old Newbury, located on 98 High St. (Route 1A) in Newburyport."
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See "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 333.
[45666] Thomas was a Tec 5 in the U. S. Army during World War II. He retired from the Chrysler Co. where he was a carpenter.
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"The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 8 February 2017:
"Ellsworth - When a business has been around for six decades, it becomes part of the identity of the community.
Such is the case with Jaspers Restaurant, which served its last meal this past Saturday after 60 years in business.
Jaspers has now been sold to Xinsheng, LLC, which is owned by Bi Jiao Chen. Chen is also the owner of Shinbashi Restaurant at the corner of Washington and High streets in Ellsworth.
'Its part of the town', said owner Troy Adams, grandson of the restaurant's namesake and founder, Jasper Tilden.
Born in 1915, Tilden went to Ellsworth High School and later drove his own laundry truck and also worked in the shellfish business. During World War II, he worked for Pratt & Whitney in Hartford, Conn., making bomb sights for planes.
Adams said family lore holds that Tilden was picked to work on a top-secret project near the end of the war. It later turned out he had helped build the bomb sight for the Enola Gay, the B-29 that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945.
After the war, Tilden returned to Ellsworth and got involved in the food business. He opened The Clam Shack and Brookside, both on High Street. He opened Jaspers in January of 1957.
Adams said the restaurant boomed during the 1950s and into the early 1960s, hosting the citys champion basketball teams for meals and famous visitors to the area.
Although President John F. Kennedy did not stay at Jaspers when he spoke at the University of Maine a month before his assassination in Dallas, Adams said some of his Secret Service detail did. He said some of the rooms in the motel next to the restaurant still have special phone outlets installed by agents during their stay.
Jaspers was a family-run business for its entire run. When Tilden had a massive stroke in 1978, his wife, Alice, took over for a time before daughter Nancy came home from Massachusetts and took over operations in 1980. Adams said the restaurant enjoyed a second heyday under his mothers leadership, and said the restaurant had its highest revenue year in 1998.
Adams took over in 2000, and for awhile split his time between running the restaurant and motel and working for Merrill Lynch as a stockbroker in Washington, D.C. He commuted, often on the same flight with then-Sen. Olympia Snowe and her husband, former Maine Governor John 'Jock' McKernan. He left his job in D.C. on Sept. 7, 2001.
Throughout his familys time running the restaurant, Adams said there have been other constants as well, notably regular customers and longtime employees. Topping the chart in the latter category were Freddy Graham, who started at Jaspers the day it opened and worked there for 42 years, and George Henry, who Adams said worked there for more than 40 years and for all three generations of owners.
'Jaspers would never have made it without George Henry,' Adams said. He said the restaurant named a club sandwich after him, a lighthearted nod to the fact Henry 'hated clubs.'
Other employees who worked at Jaspers for more than 20 years include Polly Young, Laura Lymeburner, Callie Antone Griffin and Virginia Moscato.
There were also relationships that bloomed because of Jaspers. A 40th anniversary section that ran in The American in 1997 highlighted the marriage of longtime waitress Nicole Nichols and cook Gerry Grindle. Adams said 30 to 40 couples can trace their relationship roots to Jaspers.
'Its been quite a little matchmaker,' he said.
Regular customers are almost too numerous to name, but one of them - former American editor and publisher James Russell Wiggins - likely spoke for many when he wrote the following of Jaspers in 1997:
'You may not know what you wish to eat, but the waitress is pretty likely to tell you, since she knows what you have had to eat every time you have been there for a long time back. Or if she doesnt happen to be one who remembers, the folks at the next table can tell you.'
Walt and Marion McFarland of Lamoine have been customers, Adams said, 'since the day I was born.' He said they often came in to eat there twice a day, and called them the 'customers of a lifetime.'
The restaurant business has seen a lot of changes since Jaspers opened its doors in 1957. Adams said people have more and different choices today, and he noted bigger restaurants like Jaspers are less common than they once were.
Adams said he believes the only restaurant running in Hancock County today that has been open longer than Jaspers was is Testas, which is open in Bar Harbor in the summer and has been in business there since 1934.
While acknowledging closing Jaspers was not an easy decision, Adams said he believes it was the correct one.
'Its sad, but I almost feel like its time,' he said. 'Sixty years is a good run.'"
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[5413] Frederick was Elector Palatinate of the Rhine and a Calvinist. The Bohemian Diet invited him to become king in August, 1619, the month Ferdinand was elected Emperor. The Roman Catholic Ferdinand drove him out of Prague 8 November 1620.
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