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[21572] Jim Briggs (belairbob@yahoo.com) posted 28 June 2004 on rootsweb (web site) the parents (not verified) shown here for Edward Dodge and lists daughter Edith Dodge (b. 17 Apr 1681 in Beverly, MA; d. 3 Nov 1743 in Beverly, MA) who m. 8 March 1708 Israel Wood (b. 1680; Edith and Israel had Joseph Wood [b. 26 Feb 1720 in Beverly, MA, d. 20 Jun 1813 in Blue Hill, ME], a founder of Blue Hill ME). For ancestry see "Dodge Family of Essex County" in NEHGR, Vol. 46.
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"Descendants of William & Mary (Barrett) Dyer of Rhode Island" in RootsWeb in 2015 offers:
His children were listed incorrectly as children of "Anthony Dyer, Jr ." in Truro Baptisms, page 23. Jonathan Dyer went to Falmouth, Maine, with his family; there is nothing that fixes the exact date of his removal. He was there in 1757, as shown by the following from the Massachusetts Archives: "onathan Dyer [appears] in List dated Falmouth, April 12, 1757, of men enlisted under his Excellency John Earl of Loudon out of (Col.) Ezekiel Cushing's regt. and account of bounty advanced by said Cushing. "Said Dyer appears as having furnished Col. Cushing with 66:16s 8d to pay the bounty to the soldiers raised out of said Cushing's regt."Few men of that day in Falmouth would have been able to make a loan of 6 6. Money was scarce; yet Jonathan Dyer, like his father a shoemaker, was able to loan the government what was then a large amount. On Dec. 16, 1772, "Jonathan Dyer of Cape Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland . . . Cordwainer, in consideration of twenty four pounds, thirteen shillings & four pence Lawful money pa id . . . by Nathaniel Dyer of Cape Elizabeth aforesaid, Shipwright," sold to him "Seven Acres & Sixty four Roods of Land (exclusive of the Road which runs thro' said Land) lying in Cape Elizabeth aforesaid, and is the Southwesterly part of a ten Acre lot of Land whereon I now dwe ll . . . adjoining to Joseph Sawyer's land ." This sale of land "free of all incumbrances," witnessed by David Strout and Sarah Strout, was signed: "Jonathan Dyer" [seal]. It was customary for the wife to join in a deed conveying a part or the whole of the homestead. As Keturah Dyer did not sign the above, it is judged that she was not then living. There is no further record of Jonathan Dyer in Falmouth or Cape Elizabeth, though he is supposed to have died there. Not a child of his was recorded; yet, among the number of early Dyers in Cape Elizabeth who cannot be traced, he may have had other children besides the following. (Descendants of Edward Small )
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[2908] Akron Beacon Journal (OH) - 22 February 1995: "Elizabeth M. Briner, 91, born May 29, 1903 in Coshocton, Ohio, died Feb. 20, 1995 at Manor Care of Barberton. Mrs. Briner was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn, and is survived by her son, Kenneth G. Briner of Otto, N.C.; daughter, Judith Drurey of Norton; five grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; brother, Kenneth Fites of Texas; sisters, Beulah Sphuler of Uniontown and Dorothy Shaffer of Apple Creek. Funeral service will be held Thursday, 11 a.m., at Trinity Church of the Nazarene, 2780 Canton Rd., Rev. Harold P. Bradley officiating. Burial at Uniontown Greenlawn Cemetery."
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[46232] "Mount Union Times [Mount Union, Pennsylvania], 13 November 1914," p. 5: "Mrs. Jane Ann Stitt, the widow of Mark Campbell Stitt, was born Nov. 4, 1840; and died last Friday evening, Nov. 6th, 1914, at 7:15 p. m., aged 74 years and 2 days. On going about her evening work, about five o'clock, she suddenly sank into her daughter's arms, surviving the stroke but a couple of hours, not rallying sufficiently to speak. She had just said 'It is time to do the evening work,' one daughter had just left her side, when the other with her noticed her about to fall and caught her. Her husband died March 26th, 1913. He was an elder of the Shade Gap Presbyterian Church. They were very good people who will be greatly missed. Mrs. Stitt spent her entire life on the spot where she was born. Her father was Wm. Campbell Fleming, who with his family resided on this same farm three miles South of Neelytown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Stitt had a long married life and always lived on this old Fleming Homestead farm. Their daughters, Lizzie, Bell and Eva remained with them, devoted to their welfare. Mrs. Stitt is survived by three other children, Blair H. Stitt of near Gettysburg, Mrs. J. Martin Peterson of Honey Grove, Pa., and Wm. F. Stitt, of Altoona. there are a number of grandchildren."
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[55362] Eleanor is daughter of George Eugene Gillette (1854-1928) & Josephine H. Foley (1867-1908; m. 19 February 1887 in Eureka, Humboldt Co., CA).
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[42446] This person is from the unverified Hendricks tree in 2017 in Ancestry.com.
[49651] Myrtle is daughter of Adelbert Perley Kane (1853-1900) & Emma S. Nutter; m. in November, 1870 in Brooklin, Hancock Co., ME).
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[39811] The unverified Jones Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 states "John Dietrich Stiely was born in 1740 in Germany, the child of William and Kunigunda Barbara. He married Anna Maria Hill in 1760 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. They had eight children in 23 years. He died in 1806 in Berks County, Pennsylvania, at the age of 66."
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[1787] Carloman's wife is identified as Litwinde of Carinthia by W.H.Turton, "The Plantagenet Ancestry"(Balt.:Gen.Pub.Co.,1968),p.23.