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[50065] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 5 May 1952, p. 15: "Great Cranberry Island, May 4 - A double funeral service for a son who died last October in Korea and his father who died suddenly Saturday night here will be held on Great Cranberry Island Tuesday afternoon. The father is Elisha Bunker, 81. The son is Cpl. Edgar A. Bunker, 26. Corporal Bunker was serving with the Fifth Cavalry Division on the eastern front at Youchon, Korea when he was wounded in action on Oct. 7, 1951. He died the following day. Born on Great Cranberry Island March 26, 1925, the son of the late Elisha and Annie Spurling Bunker, Bunker attended the Cranberry Island school and Pemetic High school of Southwest Harbor. He was a member of the Rockbound Grange of Cranberry Island. He was drafted into the U.S. Army on Sept. 16, 1950 was graduated from the Chemical Warfare school in Japan in August, 1951. After his graduation he was sent to active duty in Korea. He is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Ada W. Rice, Mrs. Leona A. MacAllister, Miss Pauline L. Bunker and Miss Charlene Bunke; two aunts, and two nieces, all of Great Cranberry Island. Elisha G. Bunker died suddenly athis home here Saturday evening. He was born here on Nov. 26, 1870, the son of William P. and Hannah Gilley Bunker. He had always made his home here, where he was captain of pleasure yachts, and had conducted a general store for 20 years. Mr. Bunker is survived by four daughters, two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Spurling and Miss Clara Bunker and two nieces, all of Cranberry Island. . . . Interment for both will be in the Bunker cemetery on Great Cranberry Island, with military services for Corporal Bunker . . ."
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[55832] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 21 February 2024: "Delbert 'Del' D. Davis, 84, of Venice, Florida, passed away peacefully on Thursday, February 8, 2024. Born on March 30, 1939 in a schoolhouse in Etna, Maine to Lilly (Hudson) Davis and Daniel Denman Davis. He was fostered from young age by Millard and Audrey Smith of Newburgh, Maine. When Del was 17 years old, he joined the Army and served his country in the Korean War. After he was honorably discharged, he moved to Connecticut where he met his beautiful wife of 56 years, Anita (Galipeau), while roller skating. Del was a loving and devoted father to his and Anita's children, to many foster children, and to his grandchildren. Del was a self-described 'ol farm boy, and those roots were evident in Connecticut when he hand-dug a pond for his pet Canadian Geese, Honkie & Peeper, and also raised rabbits. Anita and him moved back up to Maine in 1986 and he happily had small farm with horses, goats, ducks, chickens, and fish in the pond. He would talk about that time in Maine being the best time of his life; a time when he 'had everything.' Del was always very industrious and owned his own side business working on small engines while he was a supervisor and mechanic at Currier Trucking. He continued to work until he was over 80 years old tending others lawns. Del leaves behind his three children, Jim Davis and his wife Denise of Bucksport, Maine, Wayne Davis of Beverly Hills, California, and adopted daughter Nancy Hamm and husband Michael of Venice, Florida, as well as his sister Effie, nine grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and many special nieces, nephews, and friends. Del was a father figure to many, and will be remembered for his wit and his willingness to help anywhere he could. He will be deeply missed by anyone who was fortunate enough to have him in their life."
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[43426] See "Ancestors of a 21st century British family" at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com in 2017 which states: "The family of Hamon were early converts to Protestantism. They came from the Loire region and several parts of Normandy and were also found prior to the Revocation in the Channel Islands. When the persecution of the Huguenots began, Queen Elizabeth sent help to the Islands, partly because they were considered to be Crown property, and their defences were inadequate. In 1563 the Island of Sark was uninhabited, so in order to defend the other islands it was colonised, and several Hamons went there, including Thomas Hamon about 1567 where the name is still to be found. In due course Hamons went to Ireland, where they are found in Dublin and Portarlington [where Isaac died.], some went to America and some in 1855 to Australia.
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[9651] Find A Grave Memorial 57271319 offers: "Alma Voss was born to Heinrich (Henry) and Antoinette Walters Voss on December 6, 1884 in Avoca, Iowa. She married James A. Loy, Sr. in Avoca, Iowa on March 6, 1904. Two sons were born in Iowa, Henry William on September 29, 1906 and John James, March 9, 1908. Tired of plowing corn in the Iowa heat they migrated to and homesteaded in Canada near what is now Marsden, Saskatchewan. In 1910 a third son, Elmer Orville, was born on August 18th. A fourth son, Clarence Lewis, was born on February 19, 1917 and later passed away at the age of six weeks from pneumonia. On March 12, 1918 a daughter, Alma, was born. In 1928, Mr. Loy sold the land along the beautiful ravine for the townsite of Marsden. The family was very active in community projects and the building of Marsden. They moved into Marsden in 1945. Following surgery in Rochester, Minnesota, Mr. Loy passed away September 7, 1948. Mrs. Loy passed away January 2, 1972, a resident of the Marsden area for sixty-three years. They are both buried in the Brady Cemetery, near the old town of Marsden, Saskatchewan. This information was obtained from a biography of James A. Loy, Sr., and cemetery records."