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[33824] A Find A Grave memorial includes Otis' obituary: Otis H. Aldrich, a former resident of Duncannon, died at his home at Avalon, N.J., Wednesday at midnight, aged 80 years and 1 month. Mr. Aldrich and wife had been spending the summer at Avalon and had all their goods packed up ready to leave on Thursday to spend the winter in the city. During Wednesday, Mr. Aldrich had been out fishing in the inlet and had remarked upon his unusually good health. During the night his wife was awakened by her husband in distress. He complained of a pain in the region of his heart. Mrs. Aldrich applied remedies and summoned neighbors, but of no avail, as Mr. Aldrich passed away shortly. No physician could have been secured in time, and the nearest one lived miles away. Deceased was a native of Massachusetts. For many years he had charge of the stave mill of the Duncannon Iron Company at Monetbello, and later Duncannon. He resigned the position on account of bad health. Mr. Aldrich was twice married. His first wife was a Miss Black, of Raccoon Valley.--Of this union two children survive; Burt Aldrich, of Taunton, Mass., and Mrs. Jennie Kreamer, of Nebraska. His second wife was Miss Kate Rice, sister of William and Oliver Rice, of this place. His widow and three children survive him; Mrs. Abbie Black, of Washington D.C.; Mrs Sue Sheibley, of Harrisburg, and Jay C. Aldrich, of Easton, Pa. Find A Grave reports his grave is in Duncannon, PA but the PA Dept. of Military Affairs burial record states it is in New Bloomfield, PA.
[58547] Joanna is said to be daughter of John Carter, Jr. (1722-1800) & Joanna Allen (1722-1800; m. 18 October 1747 in Kittery, York Co., ME).
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[52935] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 14 February 2023: "Lubec - Ralph Kinney, 62, passed away peacefully at his home in Lubec on February 11, 2023, after a valiant battle with cancer. Ralph was born in Lubec, Maine on August 31, 1960, to the late Arthur and Barbara (McConnell) Kinney. Ralph was predeceased by his parents; brother, Billy Kinney; and son, Richard Zurick. He is survived by his loving wife, Rose, who came along near the end of his life and won Ralph's heart quickly and completely. Ralph also leaves behind his children, Nicole Dudley and husband, Jon, Brandon Ashby and his partner, Shaina Frasier and Judd Kinney and his partner, Katharine Faye; stepchildren, Joshua Bouchard and Warren II and Jessica Carter; grandchildren, Shawn and Corbin Snyder, Orianna Gillison, Zeke and Declan Dudley, Ash and Leelu Zurick and Bex and Evalina Ashby; step-grandchildren and the partners of his grandchildren. Ralph leaves behind one great-grandson, Elias Snyder. He is survived by his siblings, Joni Rodgers, Obbie Kinney and his partner, Sue Miller; his nephews, Aaron Rodgers and Arthur, Obbie Jr. and Shawn Kinney. Ralph had many good friends, but some were more like family, including Dwayne Rideout, Shawn Tinker and Derick Fitzsimmons. He will be missed by many, including people he supported in recovery, his employees aka 'the guys,' loyal customers, friends, family and his cat Gracie. Ralph lived such a full, exciting life, with enough stories, experiences and interests to fill a book. He was charismatic, outgoing, friendly, quick witted, brutally honest and loyal. Ralph took pride in getting complete strangers to laugh or smile and made a lasting impression on everyone he met. Ralph had numerous jobs in his lifetime. He raked blueberries, painted, dove for urchins and scallops and was a woodsman. After getting clean and sober, and learning the painting trade, Ralph started Kinney and Sons. Lubec residents, business owners and people from away gave the company a chance. Ralph and his crew worked hard for close to 20 years, to earn and maintain a reputation as a dependable, trustworthy company that consistently does excellent, quality work. He was dedicated to the business to the end, even talking to the guys and customers on his way to and from surgeries, treatments and appointments. Ralph put just as much heart into his hobbies as his work. He couldn't wait for snow to start so he could travel hundreds of miles a weekend with Dwayne, Bret and other friends on the fastest sled he could get. Ralph loved bow hunting for deer, bear and turkey. He spent days on hunting trips with Derick and many hours tending bear bait that was definitely always set up legally. He had the opportunity of a lifetime when his name was drawn for a moose license last year and he shot his first moose. Ralph enjoyed fishing on rivers and lakes with his good friend, Shawn, where they usually competed for the biggest fish and told fish stories when they returned. Ralph also regularly took his family on his boat in the ocean, where he taught his kids and grandkids to fish, showed them their first whales, seals and porpoises, helped them drive the boat, watched fireworks and competed in catching the most fish. Those trips usually led to a stop in Eastport for lunch, fries at Rosie's and ice cream for the grandkids, regardless of how much lunch they ate. Ralph loved his family fiercely and was especially proud of his kids, grandkids and great-grandson. He was well known in the recovery community and poured into people who were struggling with addiction, willing to help anyone however he could. He enjoyed providing work to guys from the Arise Addiction Recovery program. Ralph expressed appreciation for the long life he had been given and all he had been able to fit into it. He spoke of his faith and credited God for the peace and strength he experienced through his battle with cancer."
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[22228] Richard had a previous marriage (name not known). He appears on a list of Capt. Winthrop Rowe's Company, 3 June 1775, at age 50 as a ship wright residing in Hampton Falls, Rockingham Co., NH - he entered military service 29 May 1775 for 2 months and 8 days of service. With his first wife he had Betsy (Betty) Mace, b. ca. 1745 in the Isle of Shoals, m. Portsmouth, NH 6 June 1762 Henry Moulton.
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[55521] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 29 November 1937, p. 11: "Ellsworth, Nov. 28 - Percival L. Wescott, 44, son of' Horace and Lillian Wardwell Wescott, died today at his home here after a long illness. Surviving is his father Horace Weseott. He was one of the first to enlist in the World war service and was more than a year overseas in aviation. He was a member of the American Legion and of the Veteran of Foreign Wars. Funeral service will be at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. Paul H. W. Olander with honors by the American Legion and Legion bearers. Interment will be in Woodbine cemetery."
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