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[9315] See "Briner Family History," pp. 324-25 for information on his education and career. In 1984 he and Ella r. Tulsa, OK.
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[49605] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 18 June 1983, p. 27: "Bangor and Westbrook - Kenneth W. Carter, 69, of Westbrook, formerly of Bangor, died June 16, 1983 at a Westbrook Hospital. He was a life-long resident of Maine and a native of Montville. He was son of the late George Crosby Carter and Myra (Cates) Carter, formerly of Montvilie and Winterport. Mr. Carter graduated from Crosby High School in Belfast. He had been a salesman for most of his life. In his later years, he devoted is atentions tothe study of history, philosophy and ornithology. He was an active bird watcher, who had an encydopedic knowledge of tha marine bird life of the Casco Bay region. He was an active writer who has had pieces published in Downrast Magazine, Blair and Ketchum's Country Journal, and several college text books. . . . Mr. Carter is survived by his wife Loreta (Beal) Carter; three children, Mrs. Ronald (Jane) Cronin of Cape Elisabeth, Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Arbour of North Vassalboro and Gena Carter of Bangor; five grandchildren, Kenneth E. Cronin, Pamela B. Cronin and Jennifer L. Cronin all of Cape Elizabeth, Matthew G. Carter and Mark G. Carter, both of Bangor. . . . " Kenneth is son of George Crosby Carter (1881-1970) & Myra Cates (1879-1963; m. 8 June 1903 in Montville, Waldo Co., ME).
[48840] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, ME], 20 January 2017": "Herndon - Anna Fisher Perkins, 88, passed away on January 13, 2017 following a brief illness. Born to Lithuanian immigrant parents, Joseph and Lena Fisher, and raised in Sebec, Maine, Anna married Carl E. Perkins in July 1946. In late-1963, Anna, Carl, their four children, and Anna's father moved to Orono, Maine where Carl was employed at the University of Maine as the head of the University's Transportation Department. In 1965, Anna also joined the University of Maine family working as secretary to the Dean of Men and later joining the Chemical Engineering Department for more than 25 years as Administrative Assistant to the Director of the Chemical Engineering Department. Many of the Chemical Engineering and Pulp and Paper students became her 'adopted children,' often spending time at their Orono home. Upon Anna's retirement in August 1991, a scholarship fund was established in her name for her contribution to the Chemical Engineering Department, and for 'giving unselfishly to the faculty, students, staff, and alumni which she served with diligence and care.' Following the death of her husband in 2000, Anna moved to Virginia to live with her daughter, Sue, joining the United Christian Parish, the Newcomers Club of Reston, and making many new, and long-lasting friendships. Many of these friends often spoke of her resilience, humor, and especially her Maine accent that never went away. Anna is survived by her son Glenn, his wife Linda and grandson Brian, granddaughter Charity and great grandsons Brody and Landon, grandson Todd and great grandson Keegyn; daughter Susan, grandson Matthew and wife Shauna, and great grandsons Barrett and August; son Jerry and his wife Marita, grandson Josh and wife Sarah, and great grandchildren Conner, Isaac, and Meredith; granddaughter Meghan and great granddaughter Nora; and granddaughter JoAnna and her husband Matt; and her son Brian and his wife Kristen and granddaughter Abigail. Anna will be buried at a graveside service at the Sebec Cemetery in the summertime.
[31721] John m. Mary _____ (b. 1593 in St Andrew Hoborn, London, d. 7 May 1650 in Hingham, Essex Co., MA).
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| |_Anna Maria SCHMIDT _____|_Margaretha Catharina FISCHER _
| (1755 - 1831) m 1772 (.... - 1759)
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| | _Hans Jacob (Sr) WAGNER _______+
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[46324] "The Call [Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania], 8 February 1918," p. 6: "Charles F. Hepler, the proprietor of the North Ward hotel, died at his home at an early hour Sunday morning, following an illness of the last six months. Deceased was in the 51st year of his age. He located in Cressona a little over three years ago, since which time he conducted the above-named hostelry on Sillyman street. He was the father of Helen Hepler, who, with Clayton Mengle, of Sch. Haven, disappeared mysteriously two years ago and whose bodies were found several months afterwards in the river at Schuylkill Haven. Surviving are his wife, one son and three daughters, namely, Harry, of Spring Glen; Mrs. Harry Dieter, of Lebanon; Mrs. Ralph Buffington, of Elizabethville and Mrs. Roy Gilbert of Cressona. Funeral services were conducted over the remains at the Hepler residence on Tuesday evening by Rev. L. R. Kramer. The original plans were to take the remains to Sacramento for burial on Wednesday morning, but owing to there being no train service out of Cressona until a late hour on that day, because of the severe weather, the funeral had to be postponed until Thursday morning."
[16064] Residences: Andover, MA
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|_Adélaide of POITOU _____________|_Adele ("Gerloc") of NORMANDY __________
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[1714] See Stuart, Roderick W., "Royalty for Commoners, The Complete Known Lineage of John of Gaunt, Son of Edward III, King of England, and Queen Philippa", Fourth Edition. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 2002). http://www.danbyrnes.com.au/lostworlds/features/women.htm offers: "Queen of Aragon, Felicia Montdidier (1069-1086), (married Sancho V Jiminez, King of Aragon), in about 1063 has a brother, Count Ebles of Roucy, who gathers an anti-Arab army from Northern France to fight on the Iberian peninsula. Ebles gathered another military force in 1073; he was the son of Hildouin IV, Count Montidier and Alice/Adela of Roucy. Felicia's great-grandparents included people from families such as Montdidier, Roucy, Milhaud, Hainault, Equisheim, Capet and De Conteville." Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felicie_de_Roucy.