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[48777] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 5 October 1984, p. 28: "Little Deer Isle - Lucy B. Haskell, 83, wife of the late Elmer Haskell, died Oct. 3, 1984 at a local hospital. She was born Oct. 19, 1900 at Little Deer Isle, the daughter of Henry and Mary (Weed) Eaton. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Frank (Hazel) Cooper of Boothbay Harbor, Mrs. Randall (Christine) Pert and Miss Winifred Haskell, both of Little Deer Isle, and Mrs. William (lLaurice) Hardle of Stonington; two sons, Raymond Haskell of Andover, Mass. and Roland Haskell of Boothbay Harbor; 12 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; one brother. Ralph Eaton of Little Deer Isle; two sisters, Rena Haskell of Stonington and Jennie Haskell of Deer Isle; several nieces, nephews and cousins."
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[38738] The April, 1930 federal census in West Finley Twp., Washington Co., PA lists Rosella, age 5, in the household of her grandparents, James A. and Ada V., along with her parents, Harry S. and Susanna A. Her obituary in the Washington, PA "Observer-Reporter" 22 July 2014: "Rosella H. Nolin, 89, of East Finley, died peacefully Sunday, July 20, 2014 in her home. She was born October 18, 1924, in American Mission Hospital in Tanta, Egypt, to Dr. Harry S. Hutchison and Susannah McKeown Hutchison, who were there serving under United Presbyterian Church. She attended boarding school in Alexandria, Egypt. Mrs. Nolin returned with her family to the United States in 1939, just before World War II began in Europe. She was a 1942 graduate of Claysville High School and a 1946 graduate of Muskingum College in New Concord, Ohio, with a bachelor's of arts degree in biology. She received her master's degree in nursing from Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Western Reserve University, in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1949. After a year with Visiting Nurses in Pittsburgh, she went back to Egypt for three years, where she worked with her father, recruiting and training nurses in the same hospital where she was born. She returned to the United States in 1954 and married the Rev. Kenneth E. Nolin. Together, the Nolins returned to Egypt in 1955, where they served with the mission of United Presbyterian Church for 15 years and raised their family. In 1970, after leaving Egypt, they settled in the Mon Valley, where she worked at Brownsville Hospital while her husband served at several churches of the Bethlehem Parish. Mrs. Nolin also worked for several years with Albert Gallatin Hospice before retiring. After retiring, Mrs. Nolin and her husband settled on the family farm in East Finley, where she enjoyed surrounding their home with a lovely garden, enjoyed by family and friends, which she referred to as 'heaven on Earth.' She was an active member and elder in United Presbyterian Church of Claysville, teaching Sunday school, playing bells in the bell choir, participating in the prayer chain and serving in the health ministry, until she became ill in 2008. Surviving are her husband Kenneth E. Nolin of East Finley; sister Ada Margaret Hutchison of East Finley; four children, Susan (Mark) Shopland of Indiana, Sharon (Larrabee Strow) of East Finley, Douglas (Marlene) Nolin of East Finley and Rachel Gillespie of Holly Springs, N.C.; eight grandchildren: Bethany (Colin) Hurley, Benjamin Shopland, Daniel Bald, Eric and Kelsey Nolin and Scott, Erin and Ryan Gillespie; and a great-grandchild, Nolin Chase Hurley. Deceased, in addition to her parents, are brother James Hutchison, and son-in-law, Greg Gillespie."
[17397] Mary m. (1) Capt. Joseph Grindle (son of Ichabod Grindle and Sarah Dow). Mary is daughter of Samuel Joy and Nancy Austin. She and Peletiah and his first wife are buried in the Peletiah Leach Cemetery, Penobscot, ME. She and Peletiah r. on part of his father's farm, and his brother George is listed with them in the 1850 census. Ancestry.com offers: "Joy Name Meaning - English: nickname for a person of a cheerful disposition, from Middle English, Old French joie, joye. In some cases it may derive from a personal name (normally borne by women) of this origin, which was in sporadic use during the Middle Ages."
Find A Grave memorial 17816174 offers: "CHRISTIAN MARKEL - S.2748
Received Pension.
Penn. Columbia County, on the 10th. day of December, 1832 - before Leonard Rupert, Esq., Associate Judge, Columbia County, Christian Markel, a resident of Brear Creek Township, Columbia County aged 71 years. That he enlisted in the Army of the United States on the 17th. day of July 1778 together with Frederick Kremer, Peter Sharer and several other persons. He was then an inhabitant of Richmond in Berks County, Pennsylvania. That he was employed during this term of enlistment as a teamster in the Array, John Fasck was my Captain and Henry Holler was General Wagon Master. I served this term until the last of October when I was discharged. I served something longer than three months. I was employed in the State of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, to wit, first from Reading to Philadelphia thence to Trenton, Iviorristown, Elizabeth Town, New Windsor and then returned to Reading where I was discharged. That he again enlisted under Captain John Faseck in the Spring of 1779, The particular date or month he does not recollect, at Reading Pennsylvania, together with George Resler and others and served diiring six months, under General Henry Holler in the Regiment under General Wayne, That he marched from Reading to Easton, thence to Morristovm New Jersey thence to Elizabeth, thence to Topon, New Jersey and from thence to Reading where he was discharged. That he again enlisted under Captain John Faseck at Reading in the spring of 1780, for a term of six months. That he served in the same Regiment and under the same officers as before. That he marched from Reading to Philadelphia, thence to Trenton, New Jersey to Elizabeth Town, to Topon, New Jersey, at which place he arrived the day after Major Andre was hung, to wit, on the 3rd. of October 1780. That he well recollects the situation of the grounds where Andre was executed particularly that near the place was a Spring and a number of white oak trees. That from Topon he returned to Reading and discharged. Enlisted June 26, 1781 - under Captain John Faseck at Reading together with Michael Kriner, Nocholas Madeira, John Bartlet, Jacob Sides and others, served under Colonel Wadsworth and Colonel Carter, that Rochambeau was his General marched from Reading to Easton, thence to the Army near Morristown, New Jersey to Philadelphia. To head of Elk to Baltimore to Fredricktown, to York. That he was present at surrender of Cornwallls and well recollects the great rejoicing of the Americans and humiliation of British, Then marched to Williamsburg where the Regiments went into winter quarters, remained until the Spring. Marched to Fredrlcksburg, to Baltimore, to Philadelphia, Trenton, Stoney Point. Then to a place called Crumptown where he obtained his discharge, served 15 months.
Born in Berks County, lived in Berks County and Brear Creek Township, Columbia County since the War,
Leonard Rupert, Judge Christian (x) Markel
Jeremiah Shindel, Clergyman and B. M, Yantz certify July 21, 1832, Mlfflnvllle , Mifflin Township, Colimbia County.
Christian Markel died April 5, 1846 leaving no widow and children being spread about, Philadelphia, April 29, 1846. Samuel F. Stoiith to Pension Bureau.
[54608] Samuel is said to be son of John Proctor, Jr. (1631-1692) & Elizabeth Bassett (1647-1729; m. 1 April 1674 in Salem, Essex Co., MA).
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[30767] "History of Perry County, Pennsylvania: Including Descriptions of Indians and Pioneer Life from the Time of Earliest Settlement, Sketches of Its Noted Men and Women and Many Professional Men," H. H Hain (Harrisburg, PA: Hain-Moore Co., 1922) , p. 850: "Dr. Josiah Ezra Tressler, a son of Colonel John and Elizabeth (Loy) Tressler, was born at Loysville. He was educated in the local schools, and in 1866 graduated in medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, having previously attended Loysville Academy and Muhlenberg Institute. He practiced his profession for some years in Illinois and then removed to Peabody, Kansas, where he engaged in the banking and brokerage business. He lives retired at 'Luther Lawn,' Peabody, Kansas. He is the only living son of Colonel John Tressler." "The Perry County Democrat [New Bloomfield, PA], 29 July 1931," p. 1: "Burial services were conducted by Rev. G. R. Heim and Rev. J. G. C. Knipple at the grave of Dr. Josiah E. Tressler, late of Peabody, Kansas, in Restland cemetery, Loysville, on Friday afternoon. Rev. Heim's remarks were in part as follows: In connection with recognition and praise of God on such an occasion it is fitting that we recount for further satisfaction and benefit God's work in the life of a noble man. Dr. Josiah Ezra Tressler was the last to survive of an honorable, serviceable and Godly family of thirteen children. The father, Colonel John Tressler, inherited and developed the Tressler farm, stretching from near this spot to the village of Loysville. The mother, Elizabeth Loy Tressler, was of the family which founded Loysville, and was reared on the neighboring farm. These two farms were combined to form the greater Tressler farm. On this farm Josiah Tressler was born ninety years ago. Here his father founded the Loysville Academy for the education of his children and others of the community. When a teacher in the Academy he and others of the school assembled in the square of the village to volunteer their service during the great Civil War. The entire com pany of thirty-three chose his brother, David L. Tressler, then Principal of the Academy, as their captain and proceeded to Harrisburg to enlist. They engaged in the battles of South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. In the last named battle Captain Tressler was twice wounded. A beautiful story is told shedding great credit upon both Josiah Tressler and the warring enemy. Seeing his captain-brother lying wounded, his comrades in retreat and the charge of the enemy cavalry which might crush out the remaining life, this young man quickly fixed his bayonet and stood alone to protect his prostrate brother. The gallant southern warriors seeing that his object was only the protection of the wounded parted in their charge and both were left without further harm. Mr. Tressler continued his education after the war. He was a graduate of Jefferson Medical College. Later the family moved to Carthage, Ill. Dr. Tressler practised medicine for some years, after which he and his brother-in-law, Mr. Henry L. Lark, became partners in banking and insurance in Peabody, Kansas. He was never married. He was active not only in business but also in church and civic life. He was an officer in the church, was devoted to her, and lived a happy, friendly and unselfish life. He loved the old land marks. He held to his childhood religious teachings. Burial service was delayed several days for the reason that when plans were being considered to bury at Peabody it was discovered that he had made the request to have his remains taken back here to the old native farm and laid away. Friends of the later generations of Tresslers, friends of the community, this is the last of a family which rendered a great service in fidelity to God for this community, for their country, for the church. They are gone. The great foundations which they laid remain. We are called to build thereon. May we continue as well as they began. Their greatest asset was the use of the divine. May we do even greater work than these because the Master, and they, have gone to their Father. 'Build thee more stately mansions, O, my soul, While the swift seasons roll. Let each new temple, nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast Till thou at length art free, Leaving life's outworn shell by times unresting sea.' - From the Chambered Nautilus."
[39459] This person is from the unverified Wolfe Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015. Ancestry.com offers: "Wilson Name Meaning - English, Scottish, and northern Irish: patronymic from the personal name Will, a very common medieval short form of William."