[47547] Phyllis is daughter of Herbert Raymond Drinkwater (1890-1969) & Mary Estelle Doane (1892-1926).
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[54146] Eugene served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. He served more than 30 years as a deacon in the Sunshine Advent Christian Church on Deer Isle, Hancock Co., ME.
[56582] Roberta is daughter of Charles Winfield Holmes (1905-1985) & Frances Marion Currier (1904-1987; m. 2 May 1926 in Milo, Piscataquis Co., ME).
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[19630] Sarah m. Richard Kimball. Richard came from Essex Co., MA with colonists who settled Maugerville in 1763; they r. on Lot 5 in the township before moving to escape the frequent flooding of this land. They they r. in the Parish of Burton, Sunbury Co., NB on higher ground on the right bank of the river at Oromocto. Bell ("Israel Kenny...," 194, p. 78-81) details this family. "Sutherland-Stephenson Family History" at http://www.pchswi.org/archives/bios/sutherland/sutherland_5.html offers: "The town of Oromocto and its township of Burton, where the Kimballs and Kenneys lived, was near but downstream from Fredericton. Feeling of sympathy for the United States persisted among the settlers who had come from New England almost two decades earlier. During the American Revolution, Asa and Israel as members of the committee had made their feeling of support for the Americans known. Asa backed his opinions by taking the committees petition for union with Massachusetts to their legislature in Boston. But now, with Loyalists in dominant positions, the social and economic conditions in New Brunswick were changing. These two families followed different courses. The Kimballs moved away; the Kenneys stayed. Israel Kenney was able to continue farming. In 1786 the government of newly formed New Brunswick gave him a grant at Oromocto, Lot 1, 170 acres, the farm he was occupying. The deed was made out to 'Israel Kenny'. He was allotted a larger grant of land, 227 acres, further up the Oromocto River in 1790, and his oldest son, Stephen, was granted the adjacent 235 acres. The Kimballs, on the other hand, were unable to obtain the land they needed. In 1783, the time of the Studholm Report, three of their sons were of an age, or nearly so, to want to establish their own farms: Sam, 22; Richard, 20; and Asa, Jr., 15 or 16. As mentioned earlier, Richard and his brother, Samuel, had applied for land and been turned down. Their discomfort in living among Loyalists may have been increasing. In the next few years Asa and the entire Kimball clan with the possible exception of Samuel moved away. In the U.S. Census of 1790 many Kimballs were living in the area of Bethel in western Maine. Sarah Kenney, one of the oldest of 14 children, married Richard Kimball, second oldest of 9 children. Just when they married is not known, but during the year of 1785 two children, apparently not twins, were born to this couple. Sarah of course accompanied her husband and the other Kimballs when they moved to Maine. With the Kenneys, the common interests of families that had sympathized with or even supported the Americans may have influenced the choice of spouses in the next generation. Sarah, as we have seen, married a Kimball. Susan and Abigail Kenney married men by the name of Shaw. (Francis Shaw of Maugerville was another who visited the Massachusetts assembly.) A genealogy notes that about half of the Kenney children found spouses among the Loyalists, as though this were unexpected. . . . "
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[4564] Find A Grave memorial 107359984 offers John's obituary: "In a very middle of the gay festivities of the carnival at this place a shadow of gloom was suddenly cast over one happy home. Yesterday morning at about half past ten oclock with scarcely any warning death claimed as its own John H. Paullin, one of our most highly respected and beloved citizens. The news that Mr. Paullin had died was a sudden shock to his relatives and numerous friends as he had seemed to be in good health until about Thursday when he was taken sick with apparently a slight attack of stomach trouble. His sickness was not considered serious, however, and yesterday morning he arose about six oclock and called for his breakfast, saying he was hungry, adding that he was feeling fine. After eating he lay down on the couch and shortly afterwards commenced having a shaking spell which began to prove more and more serious until medical aid was summoned. But nothing could be done and in less than four hours from the time his friends and relatives began to feel concerned as to his condition the end had come. The direct causes of his death was heart failure. Mr. Pallin was born in Illinois August 29, 1870 and was therefore thirty-six years old at the time of his death. He was married to Miss Ora Spencer at Corning in 1896 and moved to Villisca about four years ago. With his brother he engaged in the blacksmithing business at this place and had earned himself many customers and many friends. His wife was prostrated with grief yesterday because of his sudden death, but is much better today, the shock having been almost unendurable. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church at 10 oclock. Interment was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Besides his wife, Mr. Paullin is survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Paullin of Grant, three brothers, and two sisters. They each and every one have the heartfelt sympathy of every member of this community. - Villisca Review, Thursday, August 2, 1906, page 1."
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[50982] See the unverified file M3JR-XJ8 in familysearch.org for this line.