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[55926] The unverified file KFBM-C41 in familysearch.org offers: "When Ruth Althea Bradley was born on 8 March 1931, in Searsport, Waldo, Maine, United States, her father, Alphonzo Ralph Bradley, was 37 and her mother, Fannie Ethel Nickerson, was 33. She had at least 1 daughter with Emery Taylor. She died on 3 February 2010, in Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United States, at the age of 78, and was buried in Searsport, Waldo, Maine, United States." "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 23 February 2010: "GRAY - Ruth Taylor, 79, formerly of Searsport, passed away Feb. 3, 2010, at the Barron Center, Portland, as result of having Alzheimer's for many years. Ruth attended beauty school in Bangor and had worked as a hairdresser for several years. Ruth also worked as a real estate agent in Washington state and North Carolina. She was an accomplished watercolorist and sold her artwork at summer art shows in Maine and North Dakota, and taught watercolor lessons. Some of her watercolors appeared on the Web page of a major corporation for several months. Ruth and her husband traveled extensively throughout the U.S., where her husband's work took them. They returned to Maine about 20 years ago and lived in Windham and Pittsfield prior to moving to Gray. Ruth will be remembered for many years for her smile and her beautiful watercolors that exist in many areas of this country. Ruth was the daughter of Ralph and Fannie Bradley of Searsport. She is survived by her husband of 58 years, Emery; daughter, Lynn of Florida; and her sisters, Ethel Moody of Searsport, Lucille Paul of Belfast and Marge and Roy Moody of Searsport. She was predeceased by her daughter, Laurie of Windham; and a sister, Pat Knox of Searsport."
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[31504] A 1997 posting in http://www.ncgenweb.us/newhanover/query/exportm.htm under New Hanover Co., NC offers: "John Louis Demilly was born in Wilmington in about 1813. His father John Louis was in the French Army stationed in Haiti when their 1793 rebellion broke out. At some point after that he moved to Wilmington and lived there with his wife (name not known) until after two boys had been born. Then the family returned to France for several years before returning to the US. They arrived in Tallahassee in 1828, and the family remained there. I still have DeMilly relations living in and arround Tallahassee. John Louis DeMilly married Marie-Louise Morris-Devere in 1834 in Tallahassee. President Tyler appointed him Treasurer of Leon County, FL and he remained in that position for more than 50 years."
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[23003] "The Boston Globe, 30 October 1926," p. 3: "Mansfield, Oct 30 - Mrs Ella Frances Eaton, wife of Leonard Eaton of 10 Dean st, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home after a sickness of six years. She had lived in this town 46 years, coming here shortly after being married. She was born Derry, NH, daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy G. Peavy. Mrs Eaton was married in Derry, to Leonard Eaton 48 years ago. She was a member of the Congregational Church of Mansfield. She is survived by her husband, six daughters, Mrs Daniel Callahan of Provldence, Mrs John McNeil of Boston, Mrs George Simmons of Mansfield, Mrs Oscar Alquet of Pawtucket, Mrs Chester Jones of North Dighton and Mrs John Bryant of Mansfield, and two sons, Samuel I. Eaton and Leonard Eaton Jr, both of this town. She also leaves a brother, Edward Peavy of Lawrence."
[43476] Gail is son of William M. Ewalt (1843-1918) & Catherine Amanda Chestnut(1844-1925).
[35626] This person is from the unverified Syer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states she is daughter of Martin Haeniger (1611-1670) and Anna Annalt _____ (b. 1614).
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[14105] The 1910 federal census at Eldred in Schuylkill Co., PA listsed John D. Hepler, widowed, in the household of Emanuel C. Hepler (age 53, shown in census with wife Emma, age 51, and Vertie, age 30, and Charles, age 25. His grave is marked with a GAR badge, indicating a veteran of the War Between the States.There is a Hepler research and sharing site on the Internet at http://members.tripod.com/~HEPLER_SRC. Find A Grave Memorial 35142123 offers: "Biography, Adolf W. Schalck & Hon. David C. Henning, State Historical Association, 1907, "History of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania", pp. 208-209 - Hepler, John D., of Pitman, stands as a representative of one of the honored pioneer families of Schuylkill county and is a citizen to whom is accorded the utmost confidence and esteem. He was born in Eldred township, June 27, 1828, a son of John M. and Elizabeth (Deriger) Hepler, the former of whom was born in Eldred township and the latter in Hegins township. The paternal grandfather of the subject of this sketch was John Hepler, born in Berks county, Pa., a son of Casper Hepler, who came from Germany and numbered himself among the pioneers of Berks county. John M. Hepler was reared, educated and passed his entire life in Eldred township. He was a successful farmer, an honored and influential citizen, a man of deep religious convictions and a clergyman of the Church of God. He was originally a Democrat but later affiliated with the Republican party and wielded much influence in local affairs. He was one of the first school directors elected in his native township, where both he and his wife were held in high regard and where both died. Their children are here mentioned: Kate, Emanuel, and Elizabeth are deceased; the subject of this sketch was the next in order of birth; Magdalene is the wife of Levi Schrope; Susan, Rebecca, and Richard are deceased. John D. Hepler received the advantages of the somewhat primitive subscription school maintained in the vicinity of his birthplace, in which he was instructed in both German and English. He was reared to maturity on the old home farm, which was heavily timbered at the time when his father located on the place, having only a small clearing and log buildings of the pioneer type as the only improvements. John D. assisted his father in reclaiming the land to cultivation and has ever continued to make his home in Eldred township, where he owns a finely improved farm and is recognized as one of the leading agriculturists of this section of his native county. He has long been prominent in local affairs; is a stanch Republican in his political proclivities; has held various offices of public trust; has served on the jury for thirty-one times; was tax collector for twenty-eight years; assessor nineteen years; school trustee twenty-five years; school director twenty-four years, and township clerk two years. He is one of the pillars of the Church of God in Eldred township and has been an elder in the same for twenty-two years. He has also rendered long service as trustee of the church and was its treasurer for a number of years, being active in all departments of the church work. For several years past he has lived essentially retired, enjoying the rewards of former years of earnest toil and endeavor. He is well preserved in both physical and mental faculties, is a man of broad information, and takes a lively interest in the questions and issues of the day. Mr. Hepler's first marriage was solemnized in 1848, when he wedded Miss Rebecca Cartman, of Eldred township. She died in 1862. Concerning the eight children of this union the following data are given: Rachel, now residing with her father, is the widow of Jeremiah Bishop and has one daughter; Henry and Daniel are twins, the former a prominent farmer of Eldred township and the latter a resident of South Bend, Ind.: Henry has seven children and Daniel three; John, an employee of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company, resides at Shamokin, Pa., and has five children; Emanuel, in charge of his father's homestead farm, married Emma Lucas and they have four children; Lydia is the wife of Samuel Hornburg and they have six children; William, a resident of Shamokin, is likewise an employe of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company, and his children are five in number; Rebecca, residing at Pennington, N. J., is the widow of Jacob Hunt and has two sons. For his second wife Mr. Hepler married Miss Lydia Snyder, of Northumberland county, and her death occurred in March, 1900. Four children were born of this marriage: Priscilla is the wife of Richard Hubler, of Ashland, Pa., and they have eight children; George is a bachelor and remains at the paternal home; and Laura and Josiah are deceased.
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[49373] James and his wife are from the Morgrage tree in Ancestry.com.
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[2738] {Carr P. Collins, "Royal Ancestors...," p. 19, gives William's wife as Maud St. Lis (or Senlis).} She is perhaps Maud, daughter of Robert Fitz Richard and Maud de St. Liz - see http://members.aol.com/dwidad/fzwalter.html (not verified) in 2003. Also see http://www.hypertree.com/sthilary/maud.html in 2003. Maud is the mother of three earls - Richard de Clare 4th Earl of Hertford, William Aubigny (c1175-1221) 4th Earl of Arundel who died s.p., and Hugh Aubigny 5th Earl of Arundel also d s.p. according to http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GEN-MEDIEVAL/2000-05/0959211396 - cf. CP 1:235-6; CP V:124-125,736; CP VI:499-501; CP IV:650; Sanders, p.44; Weis p.67, 131, 213. Cf. http://www.thepeerage.com/p10673.htm.