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[8135] "Battle Creek Enquirer, 18 September 1973," p. 16: "ATHENS - Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Spencer Funeral Home for Homer A. Green. 78. of 223 N. Ave. A who died Monday in Maple Lawn Hospital, Coldwater, where he had been a patient three months. He was born in Steuben County, Ind. He retired in 1963 from the Calhoun County Road Commission where he had worked 11 years. He was a former lumber and log dealer. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary Jane Callaway; a daughter, Mrs. Arden (Elsie) Mahoney of Mendon ; sons. Carl Green of Mendon. James of Bristol. Ind., Jerry of Battle Creek and Daryl of Leonidas; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."
[9704] Ruth Marie is daughter of John Charles Hench and Ada Sarah Bender. See "The Johannes Hench Family in America," edited by Lee Owen Hench and Bernard Lyle Hench (Oceanside, CA: The C. B. Hench Family Publishers, 1981). "The News-Sun [Newport, PA], 6 February 1975," p. 2: "Mrs. Ruth M. Shumaker, 57, of 29 Kenwood Ave., Carlisle, died Sunday at Carlisle Hospital. A 1936 graduate of Ickesburg High School, she was a former employe of the Green Park Union School District, Elliottsburg RD1, and J. C. Wentzel & Sons., Inc., Carlisle. She was a member of Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid, Loysville, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Moose, Carlisle. She was a charter member and past Noble Grand and District Deputy of the Lady-Landis Rebecca Lodge, Landisburg. Surviving are her husband, Lester W. Shumaker; three sons, J. Richard, of Carlisle RD2, Kenneth W., of Camp Hill, and Larry W., of New Bloomfield RD1 ; two brothers, Stanley G. Hench, of Loysville RD1, and Ralph J. Hench, of Enola; a sister, Mrs. Reed McMillan, of New Bloomfield RD1; and eight grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday at Tressler Memorial Lutheran Church, Loysville, with her pastor, the Rev. Russell R. Kerns, officiating. Burial was in Restland Cemetery, Perry County."
[22317] Matilda is the daughter of Ralph Fitzherlewin Hunstanton Brun and Helewisa de Plaiz. See http://www.aritek.com/hartgen/htm/le-strange.htm#name2256 for more about her ancestry (not verified, 2003).
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[25738] The LDS Church's unverified Ancestral File reports that Adaring (b. 1277, of Wernddu, Monmouthshire).
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_John SNOW ___________________|_Mary ("Polly") STOVER _____
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| |_Elizabeth ("Betsey") RIDLEY _|_Mary ("Molly") HOPKINS ____
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[49772] Find A Grave memorial 56774069 offers: "Francis served as a Fireman First Class, USS Belknap (DD-251), U.S. Navy during World War II. He resided in South Portland, Cumberland County, Maine prior to the war. Francis 'Died Of Wounds' two days after the Belknap was hit by a Japanese kamikaze off Luzon during the war. He was awarded the Purple Heart. Francis was buried at sea. Service # 2091912"
[23210] Maude is daugher of Guillaume de St. Omer (-1148) and Melisinde de Picquigny. Maude and Arnoul II also had Baldwin II de Guines, Count de Guines (d. 1205).
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[13747] William m. Doris J. (1907-1980, buried with William), William's obituary: "Son of a Favorite Resident Dies - William Wayne Stinson, 34, son of Mrs. Sadie Stinson, of Philadelphia, the former Sadie Haas, of Shamokin, died at his home in Bangor following an illness of several weeks. Mr. Stinson, whose grandfather, John K. Haas, was a pioneer Shamokin wholesaler, was well known to many Shamokin residents. The Haas homestead was at Church and Marshall Streets, the present home of Joseph Howerth, retired Superintendent of the schools. The death of Stinson, who owned several drug stores in Philadelphia and Bangor, followed that of his father, William Stinson Sr., in less than a year. He is survived by his widow, mother and two sisters. Burial was in Philadelphia this afternoon. - Shamokin News Dispatch (Pa), Feb. 8, 1941"
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[9237] Pearl m. 4 Oct 1904 Guy Hockaway and they farmed near Decatur, IL. They had Helen Hockaway (27 Aug 1905), Lawrence Hockaway (17 Apr 1907) and Winona Hockaway (29 Nov 1911).
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_Israel WHITCOMB _________|_Mary Elizabeth CUDWORTH _
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[52988] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 May 1921, p. 2: "Columbia Falls - Announcement of the death of Mr. Nathaniel White a former long-time resident of Columbia Falls, recently at the age of 88 years, at his home in Haverhill, Mass., was received with sorrow by his relative and friends in Columbia Falla and vicinity. He leaves one son, Milton White of Haverhill, Hannah Tibbets White, his wife, died aome years ago, and a little daughter died during the first years of their married life. The late Augustus White of Columbia Falls, whose widow resides with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian White in Portland was his brother and Dr. E. A. White of this town is a nephew. He was a member of the large pioneer White family of Columbia. Mr. White wae well known as an honest business man and kind and thoughtful friend and neighbor. He was an earnest Christian worker in the Methodist church and elsewhere. He greatly enjoyed attending the camp meetings and with his fine span of horaes and three-seated carriage many others were privileged to attend. He was not a timid Christian but let his light shine and his influence remains and will extend to future generations. One of his brothers, the late Rev. Theodore F. White, a distinguished Baptist minister, was pastor of many Maine churches. Among the number were Addison, Bath, Bar Harbor and Ellsworth."