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[45027] Evelyn and Harry had Edith A. Acker Smith (1889-1964) & Kathryn A. Acker Berry (1898-1974). "Reading Times [Reading, Pennsylvania], 5 May 1917," p. 1: "Mrs. Evelyn B Acker, wife of Harry A. Acker, of 713 North Fifth street, died suddenly last night in the Reading Hospital, after a brief illness. Mrs. Acker was admitted to the institution last Monday. After a consultation of physicians an operation was decided upon and Dr. Nassau, of Philadelphia, performed it on Tuesday. Her condition apparently improved. Shortly after 8, last evening she was visited by her husband and daughters, when she was in good spirits. At 9:15, after the family had returned home, they were notified of the sudden; change for the worse. They had scarcely reached her side when the end came. Mrs. Acker was a consistent member of the First Presbyterian Church and was affiliated with a number of civic organizations. She was always ready in well doing and was highly esteemed by many friends, to whom her death will be a sad loss. She was 51 years old, and a daughter of the late William H. and Anna V. Bright, of Ashland, Pa. Besides her husband, Harry A. Acker, who is general manager of the Grand Union Tea Company, 406 Penrt street; she is survived by two daughters, Edith B., and Kathryn, at home. Four brothers, Hunter F. of Ashland; Morton D., Wilmington, N. C.; John M., Mt. Carmel; David J., Shamokin, and a sister, Mrs. A. P. Stewart, of Christiana, Pa, also remain."
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[40980] The unverified Heulitt Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2106 offers: "When William Clarke was born in 1718 in Cranston, Rhode Island, his father, Jacob, was 50 and his mother, Ethalanah, was 46. He married Mary Medbury on July 2, 1738, in Providence, Rhode Island. They had eight children in 27 years. He had three brothers and one sister."
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[6914] Doug Thompson states: "William did not accompany King Richard on Crusade but fought with King John against Philip of France in Normandy (1203/4). John demanded William as a hostage for his father's loyalty in 1208. His mother Maud refused and they fled to the family estates in Ireland. In 1210 John prepared an expedition to Ireland. Maud and William escaped Ireland but were apprehended in Scotland. (William the father was in Wales at this time.) It is believed that Maud and William were starved to death at Windsor Castle. (Some say Corfe.)" He was heir apparent of his father. See "Ancestral Roots..." (Baltimore, 1992), 63A-28. Cf. "Medieval Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 40. For one of his castles, see (on the Web): http://www.castlewales.com/kington.html.
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[12725]
Gladys' obituary: "Gladys Eileen Snow of Wooster passed away at age 95 on Feb. 21, 2013. Known by her middle name, Eileen was born on Feb. 4, 1918, in Waterloo, Iowa. She was the first of five daughters born to Percy and Gladys Jones. She was raised on Guernsey cattle farms that were managed by her father in Waterloo, Fond du lac, Wis., and in Richland, Mich., where she met her future husband, Robert L. Snow. Her family moved to Saginaw, Mich., in 1935, where she graduated from Arthur Hill High School and St. Mary's School of Nursing, from which she received her education as an RN in 1939. She married Robert in 1940, and had her first two children (1941 and 1943) before moving to Circleville, Ohio, in 1943, where Robert was hired to manage a Guernsey farm. Less than two years later the Snows moved to Bucyrus, where their third child was born in 1946, and then moved again in 1947 to Celina, where Robert managed a larger farm and where their fourth child was born in 1948. Slightly more than a year later, Robert accepted a position in farm management in Chesterland, where their fifth child was born in 1950. Upon the sale of the farm in 1952, the Snows moved to Wooster where they raised their family and lived the remainder of their lives except for periods of their retirement in Winterhaven, Fla. Although Eileen worked as an obstetrics nurse after receiving her RN in 1939, her time was then consumed by birthing and mothering her five children until the family's move to Wooster in 1952. For the next 10 years she was employed by the Wayne County Health Department as a city health nurse. For most of the next 23 years she worked as the director of nursing at various local nursing homes -- the Gruter Nursing Home from 1962 to 1965, West View Manor from 1965 to 1971 and the Horn Nursing Homes, including Smithville-Western, from 1973 to June 30, 1983, when she retired. Between her stints as the director of nursing at Westview Manor and Horn's, Eileen worked briefly as a staff nurse for the Wooster Community Hospital. During her 31 years of nursing in the broader Wooster community, Eileen was involved in an array of health-related initiatives and programs. Some of the most noteworthy included coordinating an improved nutrition program in Wooster City Schools; guiding, with others, Wooster to becoming one of the Ohio cities with the highest percent of immunizations and pre-school physicals; served as adviser for Future Nurses Club at Wooster High; helping coordinate the first candy stripers program at Wooster Community Hospital; served on the boards of the Stark-Wayne TBC Society, the Wayne County Crippled Children's Society, and the Wayne Country Cancer Society; chairing the local Cancer Loan Cupboard and the Committee for Health Booths at the Wayne County Fair; being selected as one of three RNs to coordinate the Northeastern Ohio Nursing Home Nurses, of which she was president for two years; being selected as one of five nursing home directors by the Ohio Nurses Association for its first gerontology committee; initiating and helping coordinate the Home Health Agency for Wayne county; and serving as a peer reviewer of other nursing homes for the Ohio Health Care Association. In addition to her commitment and service to community public health and geriatrics, Eileen was an engaged community citizen, as well as an avid golfer. She was a longtime member of the Wooster Methodist Church, including a choir member for 10 years; the chairperson for the first Wayne County Friendly Town program; a charter member of the Quota Club; officer in the Wooster High School Booster Club and Hot Stove League; president of the Otelia Club and Wooster Women's Club; a member of Easter Star and the Emblem Club; and a charter member of the first Wooster Women's Golf Association at Hillcrest. There were few things Eileen enjoyed more than playing golf, which she last did at age 93, playing nine holes with one of her sons. A close second was following sports, particularly the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers and Indians. She also collected figurines of clowns, which she passed on to her grandchildren and great grandchildren, and earned from them the endearing nickname of 'Grandma Clown.'"
Eileen was preceded in death by a sister Bobbie, her parents Percy and Gladys Jones, her loving husband of 59 years, Robert L. Snow, and daughters-in-law Judith Gamble Snow and Linda Chapman Snow.
She is survived by her five children (Roberta Kinder of Wooster, David of Newport Beach, Calif., Randy of Canton, Daniel of Springfield and Deborah of Montague, Mass.), their spouses and partners (Richard Kinder, Roberta Lessor, Leslie Snow, Ruth Snow and Barbara White); three sisters (Mary Lou Richardson, Kay Sojka and Georgia Brock); 18 grandchildren (Laura Eggers of Beaufort, S.C., Andrew Kinder of Akron, Jennifer Kelly of Chicago, Heather Snow of Los Angeles, Margaret Snow of Portland, Ore., Peter Snow of Portland, Ore., Stephanie Werren of North Canton, Robert Snow of Medina, Matthew Snow of Richmond, Va., Chrissy Rice of North Canton, Kelly Preston of Newnan, Ga., Ryan Snow of Toledo, Lindsay Cates of Dublin, Ohio, Brandon Snow of Columbus, Molly McColgan of Austin, Texas, Carrie McColgan-Branson of Windham, Maine, Vana Beekman of Fulton, Ill., and Paul Shafer of Sandusky); and 33 great grandchildren.
Eileen's life can be defined by the intersection of family, nursing, community, golfing and her faith, but none was or is more important than her family and family members, all of whom will miss her dearly but find comfort in knowing that she will always be in their hearts and ever "sitting on their shoulders" as a continuous source of guidance and inspiration.
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[29270] "Colonial Families of the Southern States of America ...," Stella Pickett Hardy (New York: Tobias A. Wright, 1911), p. 400, reports James appeared in Maryland about 1650; on 30 Nov 1665 James was granted a patent for 190 acres beside a bay named Orrick, and in 1683 he received a patent for 150 acres of land called Orwick's on the north side of the Severn River. James' widowed mother Elizabeth m. (2) Richard Moose. James' will was probated 11 Nov 1690 by his wife, Mary, and named sons William, John and James. http://www.pcahs.org/pcaolr/fr-00003.htm offers: "From: Colonial Families of the Southern States of America, p. 400: The Orricks (or Oric, Orrok, Orrouck, Ourrouck, etc. as the name is variously spelled) are of an ancient family of Scottish origin. According to the authority of "Nesbet's Heraldy", Vol. II, "Simon de Orrock is without question the ancestor of the House of Orrock (of that ilk) in the County of Fife reputed an ancient family" and an honorable one. Sir Simon de Orrock's name is inscribed upon the Ragman's Roll which for antiquity is the rival of the British Doom's Day Book. The name Orrick or Orrock is said to have originated from the rock upon that part of the Fife coast where lay the great landed estate of Orrok, belonging to the family of the same name. A history of the Orrock or Orrick family of Scotland, whose arms continue to be borne by the Orricks of America, takes us back to the 13th century. James Orrick or Ourrouch, as his name is quaintly spelled by the scrivener who wrote his will, appears in the Colony of Maryland, about the year of 1650; on Nov. 30, 1665, he was granted a patent for 190 acres of land on the bayside called Orwick; on May 1, 1683, he was granted a patent for 150 acres of land called Orwick's (Ferry or Fancy), located on the north side of the Severn River. In 1675, a will was filed in Annapolis, MD where this James (his son) is called James Ourrouck, son of Elizabeth Moose, his father having died and his mother having married as her second husband, Richard Moose. In September, 1681, James Orrick (the son) was paid 500 pounds of tobacco by the Province of Maryland for services he had rendered. His will was probated November 11, 1690 in which he names his wife, Mary as executrix and his sons William, John and James."
[47492] Barbara is daughter of Peter Reist (1757-1804) & Katharina Stauffer Hostetter (1767-1827).
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[38195] This person from the unverified Shires Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Thomas arrived in MA in 1637.
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Mary is daughter of John Gordon Snow (1864-1958) & Elsie Adeline Munn (1880-1949; m. 26 June 1900 i Boiestown, Ludlow, Northumberland Co., New Brunswick, Canada).