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[12916] "Polly" was employed most recently by the Wilson Museum in Castine, ME, and retired to care for her husband in his declining years. "The Ellsworth American, 8 October 2020": "Pauline Alfreda Elliott Hutchins died on Sept. 26, 2020, surrounded by her devoted family. She was born June 21, 1923, to Sherman Frank Elliott and Alta Vivian Brewer Elliott and was the center child of 11 children. The family lived in Topsham and Brunswick, Maine, and, while attending Brunswick High School, Polly enjoyed lead parts in many plays and musicals. She graduated in 1942, and within a short time she was working as a shipfitters helper at Bath Iron Works. Becoming a World War II 'Rosie the Riveter,' she was assigned to work with Hoyt Hutchins. The two of them welded on World War II Class Destroyers and the sparks that flew between them, obviously, were not just from the welding torch. They were married in 1943, a union which lasted over 60 years. They had three children: Marcia Joyce, Sherman Hoyt, and Gertrude Nancy. Through Sherman and his wife Patricia (Leach) are three grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren: Sherman II and his wife Rebecca (Cunningham) and their children Erika Lynn and Julie Ann and her husband Collin Ciomei; Joyce Nancy and her husband David Tarr and their children Ellenore Olivia, Grace Pauline; Ruth Miriam Babirye, and Margaret Joy Nakato; and Allison Harland and his wife Stacey (Peasley) and their children Hoyt James, Cora Evangeline, Trafton Lowell, and Harland Elliott. Polly was very fortunate to still have four of her siblings living; two brothers, Sherman and Harold Elliott, and two sisters, Joyce Caldwell and Nancy Atkins, as well as many nieces and nephews. While Hoyt provided nicely for their family, Polly took pride in raising their three children and being involved within the community. She led community talent shows and plays, engaged in cantatas with her church, decorated birthday and wedding cakes, gave lessons in her ceramic shop, knitted, and made quilts. For 25 years she was so very pleased to work at the front desk of the Wilson Museum in Castine, Maine, greeting people from all over the world who enjoyed the museum as well as the John Perkins House, which Hoyt had restored, and the blacksmith shop he had built and where he worked as a smith. Polly was a life member of the Wilson Museum and served on the Board of Trustees, a founding member of the Penobscot Historical Society, and a member of the South Penobscot Baptist Church. As much as Polly enjoyed these activities, she most enjoyed cooking for her family. At the age of 96, Polly could still, on her good days, master the art of baking an amazing apple pie or a pan of yeast rolls. Her most cherished companion was her daughter Marcia, whom she sorely missed during her last two years. The family rests in the comfort that she is now with her daughters and husband. The family is very appreciative of the kindnesses shown to Polly during her last two years. Hospice was amazingly helpful and kind - special appreciation is extended to Julie and Chrissy and her friend Nancy Peers. In lieu of flowers, the family would like you to remember her by giving encouragement to someone in need. One of Pollys favorite songs to sing was 'Amazing Grace.' May we all come to realize how amazing His grace is."
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[48288] Andrew and Lucy also had Andrew Jackson Gray (1828-1898), Vienna Gray (1830-1852), Mary Ann Gray Acker (1832-1868) & Martha M. Gray (1838-1859).
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[31072] Nathaniel m. in Portsmouth, NH 30 Sept 1708 Mary Isselton (1688-1759), daughter of Benajmin Isselton.
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[32983] This couple and parents are from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2012.
[20691] Harry's parents are buried in the same cemetery in Chicago. They are Otto and Louisa; she came from Hannover, Germany, and he from a French family residing in Stockholm, Sweden. "Chicago Tribune [Chicago, Illinois] 16 November 1960," p. 44: "Funeral services for Harry B. Meurlin, 65, former Chicagoan who died Sunday in East Orange, N. J., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mr. Meurlin, a graduate of Northwestern university, was a retired executive of Westinghouse International company. He lived in Chatham, N.J. Surviving are his widow, Alpha, and two daughters, Dr. Carolyn Avella and Mrs. James R. Adams."
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[39091] This person is from the unverified Marston Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 which states John m in 1471 in Sharpenhoe (wife's name unknown). This person is duplicated in this database as John de Norton.
[46556] See https://www.geni.com/people/Deacon-John-Pearson which includes this note: "John1 Pearson (Deacon), came from Essex county, England, in pursuit of religious freedom, and settled in Rowley, Mass., in 1643. He mar. Dorcas ___; and died in Rowley, Dec. 22, 1693. In 1643, he set up the earliest saw-mill in America (the running of which has been continued by some of his descendants ever since). He was made a freeman of Rowley, probably in 1647 ; was representative from 1678, for several years. Was the first deacon of the old Rowley church, and was an earnest advocate of the gospel truths. In the Col. Records his name often appears, and was written Peirson ; but his descendants write it Pearson."
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[52601] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 4 January 2023: "Caribou and Presque Isle - Loomis 'Sonny' Linwood Willey passed away December 30, 2022, peacefully at his Presque Isle residence. Sonny was born in Caribou, April 4, 1931, to Loomis and Doris (Wark) Willey. He graduated from Caribou High School in 1948. Sonny married Mary Murphy on September 15, 1950. At the time, Mary was 17 and Sonny was 19, they had a hundred dollars between them to start their marriage together, which endured more than 70 years through good times and bad. In 1964, Sonny and Mary started Highway Tire, Inc. along with his partner, Harold Hornbrook. They were dedicated to their family, the business and each other. Sonny enjoyed the outdoors and had a lot of great memories hunting and fishing with family and friends. He also enjoyed spending time at his hunting camp in Ashland. He was a man of simple pleasures and was often happiest smoking his pipe, delivering tires and visiting with his friends. Sonny and Mary enjoyed many years traveling and in their retirement years enjoyed their home in Florida. Sonny was a longtime member of Gray Memorial Methodist Church. He was a member of the Caribou Masonic Lodge #170 AF & AM for 62 years. He also was a longtime member of the Caribou Lions Club. Sonny is survived by his three children and spouses, Alan and Charlotte Willey, Tammy and Ken Albert, Scott and Cecile Willey all of Caribou; six grandchildren, Tiffany and Ken Vencile of Nobleboro, Krystal Willey of Durham, Ginny and Ryan Corrigan of Caribou, John and Veronica Albert of San Antonio, TX, Nicholas and Elizabeth Willey of Saco and Tyler Willey of Bloomington, MN; and four great-grandchildren, Autumn Vencile, Owen, Quinn and Lydia Corrigan. Sonny was predeceased by his parents, Loomis and Doris Willey; his wife, Mary; and brother, Philip and his wife, Vivian Willey."