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"Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 11 September 2020": "Dickey L. Beal passed away September 10, 2020, at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, Maine. The youngest of five children he was born at home in Jonesport on April 29, 1955, to Earlon A. and Marie Faulkingham Beal.
He married his high school sweetheart on June 10, 1977, and all because two people fell in love they were blessed with two sons and five beautiful grandchildren.He graduated from Jonesport-Beals High School in 1975, where he was known for his mischievous ways and pulling a few pranks on occasion. One being the day he rearranged and turned Mrs. Huntley's desk around. It wasn't a good scene when she went to sit down and didn't have an opening for her legs. When he left her room that day he received a big kick in the butt from her black patent leather shoes with the gold buckles while she was trying to hold back her big smile.
He was the only one in his family to love Ford vehicles. He was known to lay a few patches of black rubber marks on the roads in his 1965 Ford Fairlane he had owned since high school as late as last year with one of his good friends, Dan Sawyer, in tow. This was while Wendy was at work and was wondering what young kid was making all the noise with that loud car. His brother, Rickey, will never forget the day he took his 1969 427 Chevrolet Biscayne down to the sand pile stretch and burned a tire off it.
Dickey loved NASCAR racing, and he and Wendy enjoyed and attended many races and could write a book on all the unforgettable memories they made with William and Letitia Look and their family. He loved four-wheeling and snowmobiling, and everyone learned quickly not to attach the food tow sled to Dickey's snowmobile if you wanted any food left by the time you made it to camp. He wasn't noted for a slow steady speed. He has taken Sharon and Roland Fontaine, Michelle and Bion Holbrook, Barry and Debbie Cameron, and many others on unforgettable four-wheeler trails filled with scenery, dust, and a lot of mud puddles. When he was younger he enjoyed deer hunting and spent many hours on Head Harbor Island with Farrell Beal and all the crew, but when recently asked if he liked to hunt he said not anymore, I just love to look at them.
Dickey always loved as he called it 'twisting wrenches' and owned and operated Beal's Auto Repair for 39 years, where he made many friends and was given the nickname Doc by some of his customers. His garage is still filled with many memories, tools, and parts that he collected over the years, including the sign 'Twist and Shout' given to him by Stuart Crosby, who also never forgot to call and wish him a Happy Birthday ever year. For many years friends gathered after work on Friday nights to enjoy stories and laughs at the Twist and Shout.
Dickey's life was full of friends but he most loved his time with the grandchildren who referred to him as Papa. He worked for hours with Keegan building four-wheeler trails behind the house so they could all enjoy rides together. He loved his hugs and kisses whenever they visited and loved having them so close by.
Dickey had a huge heart, infectious smile and was loved by all that knew him. He hated to see any animal hurt or hungry and was sure that he fed his gull Cluck,Cluck two hot dogs every night. He enjoyed watching and feeding all the stray animals that came to the back yard. He was even known to take in some stray humans when they needed a place to go.
He is survived by his wife, Wendy; his son, Oscar and wife, Tricia and children, Reanna and Delani; son, Derrick and wife, Starr and children, Keegan, Kassidy and Hadlee; his sisters, Earlene Kelley and Noreen Smith; and brothers, Dale Beal and wife, Amber, and Rickey Beal and wife, Holly; sister-in-law, Gail Beal and husband, Farrell; mother-in-law, Lorraine Wallace; and many nephews and nieces that he loved dearly including two that were more like sons, Harold Beal and Richard Beal. He was predeceased by his parents; and brothers-in-law, William Smith and Ralph Kelley.
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[30286] A file in Ancestry.com in 2010 offers: "Old Times in North Yarmouth, Maine vol 7 no. 1 - Jan 1, 1883 - page 1110 Amos Clough aged 91 years, says: I was born in Brentwood, NH. Benjamin Welch of this town was my uncle. He came from Kingston, NH. I came to North Yarmouth to see my uncle the next year after the meeting house was enlarged in Aprl (1763), and worked at Col. Powell's until the fall of 1765. I was married to my present wife the spring before (May) 1765, and moved to the farm I now live on the next fall (1766). I bought my land of Powell. They lived in North Yarmouth, ME. They both lived well into their 90's. The War Record of Amos may include service at Crown Point, NY, in Capt. Jeremiah Marston's Company, of Hampton, NH, John Goffe's Regt., in French and Indian War in 1762. He enlisted July 3, 1775 in the Revolution and was in Capt. Parker's Company, a private of North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME."
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Find A Grave Memorial 16886188 offers: "Seaborn Cotton is the son of Rev. John Cotton and Sarah (Hawkredd) Cotton. Seaborn Cotton and Dorothy Bradstreet were married June 14, 1654 in Andover, Mass. Seaborn Cotton was born in transit from, Boston, Old, to Boston, New England. Seaborn graduated from Harvard College in 1651 and preached at Weathersfield or Windsor Conn, 1755 and was ordained as the fourth minister of Hampton, N.H. 1658. He married 2nd Prudence Wade, widow of Dr. Anthony Crosby of Rowley, Mass. Seaborn, Hampton, eldest son of first born August 12 as is said, by me, without proof, by the author. Of diligent Mr. Thornton, in the pedigree, Genealogical Register I. 164, on the passage, but bapt. in Boston, September 8, 1633, H.C. 1651, freeman 1655, married June 14, 1654, Dorothy, eldest daughter of who died February 26, 1672, had Sarah, February 22, 1660, died soon; Ann, August 22, 1661; Sarah, 2 July 1663; August 13, 1665; November 3, 1666; Abiah, 5 Apr. 1669, d. soon; and April 22, 1670. He for second wife married July 9, 1673, Prudence, daughter of Jonathan Wade of Ipswich, and widow of Dr. Anthony Crosby of Rowley, had Rowland, born August 29, 1674, H.C. 1696; and Wade, October 6, 1676, died young. He had prob. preach. at Windsor, and other places, but was ordained at Harvard after long trial, 1660, and he died 19, was buried April 23,1686. Of these ch. Ann married George Carr, and, next, William Johnson, and died December 7, 1702 at Boston; Sarah married August 27, 1680, Richard Pierce of Boston, and died August 2, 1690; of Hatfield; Rev. John,married first Atwater of Salem," and next,Samuel Partridge, Jr. of Hadley;and Rowland,who had=had" entered college in 1692, left for ill health, went to England and Holland to acquire in medicine, had a degree in it and was a physician at the Isle of Wight but in the diary of his nephew the diligent Register of Plymouth he is said to have been a settler in Wiltshire and died in the copious progeny of Cotton. Rev. Seaborn Cotton-4 was born on August 12, 1633 in at sea on ship Griffin. He was christened September 8, 1633 in Boston, British Colonies. He died on April 20, 1686 in Hampton, N.H., British Colonies. He was buried on April 23, 1686 in Hampton, British Colonies. Seaborn married Dorothy Bradstreet on June 14, 1654 in Andover, Mass., British Colonies."
Seaborn had a son: Rev. John Archibald Cotton-35 was born on May 8, 1658 in Wethersfield, Conn., British Colonies. He died on March 27, 1710 in Hampton, British Colonies. He was buried on March 31, 1710 in Hampton, British Colonies. John married Anne Lake-34 on 17 Aug 1686 in Boston, British Colonies.
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[16778] Benjamin m. 5 Nov 1850 Mary A. Burgess (d. 15 Feb 1861, buried with Benjamin) and had Clara Sigourney (27 April 1853), Mary Jane (27 April 1855, d. 1 March 1859), Fred (7 Jan 1857) and Forrester (20 Oct 1858).
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[52704] This family is from the unverified file KHZS-YQK in familysearch.org which states Eugene "lived in Kingman Township, Penobscot, Maine, United States in 1910 and Lincoln, Penobscot, Maine, United States for about 10 years."
[58362] Rodney is son of Kenneth Hooper Palmer (1899-1971) & Pearle Mildred Bryant (1899-1990; m. 4 April 1917).
[25056] This line is from a posting in One World Tree on Ancestry.com, and is not verified. Ancestry.com offers: "Schwab Name Meaning - German . . . regional name for someone from Swabia (German Schwaben), from Middle High German Swap, German Schwabe ‘Swabian’. The region takes its name from a Germanic tribe recorded from the 1st century bc in the Latin form Suebi or Suevi, of uncertain origin; it was an independent duchy from the 10th century until 1313, when the territory was broken up."