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[45520] Edith's information is from the unverified Pedigree Resource File L78K-X1D which provides her parents, husband and child Erma Lillian Picking (1914-1998). "The Chapman Advertiser [Chapman, Kansas], 19 September 1918," p. 1: "Edith Marie Brillhart was born near Astoria, Ill., Sept. 2, 1891 and died at the home of her brother in law, Fred Poor in Chapman, Kansas Sept. 9, 1918 aged 24 years and 7 days. Her death was due to cancer. Her mother died when she was 12 years old leaving her with the care of the home of her father. In the year of 1910 she came to Kansas with her father and remained with "him until her marriage on Dec, 6, 1913 to Charley W. Picking. There was born to them Sept. 25, 1914, a daughter Erma Lillian, who will miss her mother's loving care. She united with the Dunkard Brethren Church. Sept. 7, 1918 she became very ill aud was bedfast until her death Sept, 9 1918. On Aug. 24, she was taken to Christs Hospital in Topeka, but as there was no improvement and it was her wish to be at home, she was brought back to Chapman Sept. 5. She was a patient sufferer telling her father a few days before her departure how kind and lovingly she had been waited on, She leaves to mourn her departure her husband, daughter, father, four brothers and two sisters who with other relatives express their hearty thanks to their friends and neighbors for their kindness and help. Interment was made in the Dunkard cemetery at Buckeye, Kansas Sept. 12, 1918."
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[15850] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2014.
[23981] http://www.britannia.com/bios/ebk/riothdo.html states: "Riothamus or Riatham, as he was apparently known in Brittany, is remembered as one of the greatest of Breton leaders. Riomathus means Greatest-King. Some historian's, notably Geoffrey Ashe, believe he was the original King Arthur. However, he appears quite clearly in the Breton pedigrees of the Princes of Domnonée recorded in the lives of several saints. He is there recorded as a son Prince Deroch II, though external evidence would suggest he was a son of Prince Deroch I and grandson of Guitol. Like so many Breton princes, Riothamus appears to have been exiled to Britain after his father's death, presumably in the midst of a Civil War. He eventually returned though and killed the usurping general named Marchell. Thus the true Royal Domnonian line was restored. Riothamus may even have been recognised as King of all Brittany. Riothamus is an historical character well attested in surviving records. A letter from Sidonius Apollinaris, a Roman Prefect and Bishop of Clermont, written around AD 470, asks Riothamus for justice for "an obscure and humble person," who has had his slaves enticed away, by a group of armed Bretons, for whom the slave-owner was little match. He had appealed to the Bishop who, obviously thought Riothamus a fair-minded enough judge to reprimand his own people. He is also mentioned in Jordane's 6th century Gothic History. This records how the Roman Emperor Anthemius requested help from the Bretons in fighting the invading Visigoths. Riothamus responded with 12,000 armed men to the aid Roman cause. However, the Roman forces let him down completely and arrived at the ensuing battle too late to prevent the total annihilation of the Breton army at the hands King Euric of the Visigoths." Cf. possible ancestry at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jamesdow/s094/f754001.htm.
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[54751] Alice's obituary: "Alice G. Jones Tilden died Oct. 22, 2007 after living a full and active life for 92 years. She was born July 7, 1915 in Ellsworth the daughter of Arthur Murch and Hattie Lucy (Dolloff) Jones. Alice was graduated from Ellsworth High School, class of 1932 and Farmington Normal School in 1935. After graduating from college, she taught school at Thorndike, Canaan and Ellsworth. She fell in love with her future husband, Jasper L. Tilden in high school and they were married for 64 years. In 1946, Alice and Jasper started and co-owned the original Brookside Restaurant in Ellsworth. In 1955, they sold out their half ownership to their partner Frank Abram, and they purchased an existing ladies clothing store, The Hat Shoppe on Main Street. Alice eventually owned and ran the store alone when Jasper started Jaspers Restaurant & Motel on 200 High Street in 1957. In 1963, Alice moved her store to the then new Ellsworth Shopping Center across from the motel on High Street, and changed the name to Alices Fashions, Inc. In the early 70s, her daughter Nancy became a partner and they sold the business which was then located on the motel site to an employee in 2000. Alice was 84 when she retired. After Jasper had suffered a massive stroke in 1978, they sold the restaurant and motel in 1980 to their daughter Nancy and their son-in-law Benjamin D. Adams. Nancy bought out Bens shares in 1992, and continued ownership alone until she sold Jaspers Restaurant & Motel in 2001 to her son and the Tildens grandson, Troy A. Hawkins Adams. Alice, Nancy and Troy celebrated Jaspers Restaurants 50th anniversary this past June with a party at the Grand Theatre. Alice and they were awarded 'The Top Drawer' award by the Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce in 2006. Alice was always active in the Ellsworth community. She was a charter member of the Ellsworth Lioness Club, a member of the Hancock County Republican Womens Club, the first woman to serve on the Chamber of Commerce board of directors. She was a Jr. Chamber of Commerce member, Vice President of the Womens Club, Ellsworth Historical Society and Woodlawn Museum member, (former Black House trustee). Alice served on the Ellsworth Bi-centennial Committee and when she was young, she joined the Rebekahs and the Bayside Grange. She was a member of the First Congregational Church in Ellsworth and active still this year singing in the choir and in the churchs 'Busy Bodies' Club. She was a volunteer at the Maine Coast Memorial Hospital, an auxiliary club member and member of 'Red Hats' until her passing. Alice received several other awards including Business 'Woman of the Year' given by the Ellsworth Business and Professional Womens Club. In 1983, the Bangor Daily News honored her as one of ten outstanding women in Maine. Alice home cared for her husband for 24 years after his stroke in 1978. She loved to dance and did often until she became too ill this summer. She enjoyed traveling and especially cruises. She traveled often in the past ten years with her family and a friend, Julia Stubbins to many foreign lands and throughout the U.S. and in earlier years with her husband of 64 years. She loved attending symphony concerts, theatre and shows in New York, London and Las Vegas. Last year she and her daughter, Nancy stayed on Hillsboro Mile, Hillsboro Beach, FL for four months which was a long term goal for both of them. Alice is survived by two daughters, Elizabeth L. (Tilden) Meeks and her husband H. Benjamin of Homosassa, FL, and Nancy J. (Tilden) King and husband, Lawrence F. of Ellsworth; three grandsons, Michael V. Meeks and his wife Kim of Blacklick, OH, Mark Tilden Meeks and his wife Nicolettia of St. Paul, MN and Troy A. Hawkins Adams of Ellsworth; two great-grandsons, Jackson Ray Hawkins of Kensington, MD and Joseph Bryan Meeks of St. Paul, MN; three nieces, two nephews; several grandnieces, nephews plus many dear friends. In addition to her parents and husband in 2001, Alice was predeceased by sisters, Beatrice E. Jones, Melissa H. Jones, Lt. Col. H. Louise Van Duyne, Christina J. Sommers; brother, Chester A. Jones."
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[30375] Samuel m. 1662 in Dorchester, MA Esther Houchin (Hutchins?)(b. 1636 in Dorchester, MA). He held several public offices, including selectman, town clerk, JP and Common Please Judge.