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[406] Matilda was living ca 1453/4. For children, see Web site (in 2003): http://www.oghgul.org/Ahnentafel/Chart-uk/geneuk.htm. See also "The Visitation of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564," William Flower, Charles Best Norcliffe, College of Arms (Great Britain), Harleian Society, p. 233, and See "Genealogy of the Descendants of the Pritchards, Formerly Lords of Lanover, Monmouthshire," The Rev. Thomas Gregory Smart (Enfield: J. H. Myers, 1868), p. 104.
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[47602] "Bangor Daily News, 2 March 2015": "Nancy Helen Leach, 88, of Penobscot, died Friday Feb. 27, 2015 at the Northern Bay Residential Living Center in Penobscot. Born Jan. 9, 1927 in Penobscot, she was the daughter of Earl and Nina (Grindle) Leach, Sr. Nancy is remembered as a woman who appreciated the earth and its bounties. She enjoyed tending her flower gardens and picking and preserving strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries. From her vegetable garden she canned and pickled what was reaped. During winter months she made beautiful balsam wreaths and worked in the woods with her husband on the weekends. Nancy was well read, often joining book groups to talk about popular novels, biographies, and the messages of the Bible. Nancy was an avid Red Sox and New England Patriots fan and faithfully watched all the games on TV from beginning to end. Nancy was a devoted grandmother who enjoyed every minute with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She lived in a way that showed them what was important in life. Nancy was a member of the Penobscot Methodist Church. She enjoyed her friends at the church and she loved to sing the old hymns with them. She was appreciated for the dozens and dozens of yeast rolls she made for the church suppers. Nancy is survived by her daughters; Della Annette (Leach) Martin of Blue Hill and Judith Ann (Leach) Pendleton and her husband Kenneth of Penobscot, 6 grandchildren; Wendy Ellen (Leach) Dow and her husband C.J., Mathieu Lewis Leach, Emily Erin (Martin) Jones and her husband Eric, John 'Mac' McDermott Martin and his wife Nancy, Mary Elizabeth (Pendleton) Watkins and her husband George, Daniel Lee Pendleton and his girlfriend Laura Walters, 9 great-grandchildren; Zackary Taylor Dow, Bode Lewis Leach, Evan Lewis Leach, Victoria Ann Watkins, Abigail Marie Watkins, Keller Henry Jones, Isla McDermott Jones, Colin Gregory Martin and Clara Frances Martin, and one brother; James Leach and his wife Linda of Bangor. She was predeceased by her husband Robert Lewis Leach in 1998, a son, Kerry Lewis Leach in 1996, her parents, 5 brothers; Linwood Leach, Pearl Leach, Edward "Ted" Leach, George Leach, and Earl 'Junior' Leach."
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[29411] AKA Calvin Everett Motz. NSDAR application for member 634462 (1996) - Everett m. (1) 13 June 1868 Elmira Elizabeth Shieves (b. 20 May 1845 in IN, d. 20 March 1925 in Selden, KS) and had Charles Washington Motz (b. 19 Feb 1871 at Akron, OH, d. 23 Nov 1938 at Hays, KS, m. 1 Feb 1898 Martha Bain [b. 18 Nov 1875 in Knox Co., KY, d. 12 April 1964 in Levant, KS]). His grave marker has "Calvin E. Motz". "The Seldon Observer [Seldon, Kansas],20 October 1921," pp. 1 & 3: "A cloud of sandness passed over this community the first of the week when the news of tne death of E. C. Motz was received here. Mr. Motz was one this countrys early settlers, coming to Old Sheridan during the summer '79. He had seen the counry grow from a few settlers with their simple 'sodie' homes to a rich and prosperous eoramun ity. He saw and went thru the grasshopper scourge, when the 'hoppers came on and on in a great dense cloud., so dense it darkened the noonday sun, and when they had passed not a sign of plant life was visible, where the day before had stood glorious fe!ds of wheat and corn; he stayed on thru the following months that tried the patience and endurance of the strongest hearted pioneer men and women. During the early davs he kept store at Old Sheridan and ran stage lines to Grainfield and Lucerne, to Kenneth (now Hoxie) up to Achilies and Stile about two miles west of Harry Roberts place on the Sarpa. When the old Central Branch railroad, (now the Missouri Pacific) failed to come on up the Solomon valley from Lenora on westward to Denver and then when the Rock Island didn't run thru the town, Mr. Motz joined the many who moved up to Selden in '80s. E. C. Motz was born June 12, 1845 in Union county, Penn., passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. R, Lookhart, at Syracuse, Kansas, October 14, 1921. Aged 76 years, 4 months, and 2 days. He moved to Akron, Ohio, in 1860, where he was married on June 13, 1868, to Mis Elizabeth Shives. They both united with the Lutheran church at Uniontown, Ohio. In 1876 they moved to Ottumwa, Iowa, where they made their home for two years. In 1878 they located at Beloit and came soon after to Sheridan county, settling at Old Sheridan in the summer of 1879, where as pioneers they struggled to put this county on the map. Into this home came seven children, Georgre C. Motz, Berthoud, Colorado, Charles W. and Sam of Selden, Mrs. Cora Diert, El Paso, Texas, Maggie who died at the age of ten, Mrs. Lydia Warner, of Brewster, Kansas and Mrs. Pearl E. Lookhart of Syracuse, Kansas. Besides a wife and six child ren he leaves 18 grandchildren and 8 great-grand children and friends by the score who will miss this old time friend and comrade. In 1888 Mr. Motz came to Selden from Old Sheridan and conducted a hotel and livery barn. Later he sold out and went to Dresden, but eventually returned to Selden where he made his home until a year when he and his wife went to Syracuse to make ther home with their daughter, Mrs. Lookhart. Some time ago he suffered a bad fall which together with an attack of asthma caused hia death last Friday. He could do a full days work in the harvest fields right up to this year and thoroly enjoyed it - he has often outworked some of the young men and greatly enjoyed their discomforture. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge. The funeral services were conduoted Wednesday at the Methodist church by Rev. WeIIs. Interment was made in the Selden cemetery. The I. O. O. F. had charge of the services at the grave."
[28775] "Shamokin News-Dispatch, 8 June 1925," p. 5: "Peter G. Starr, one of the most widely known and respected residents of Mahantonga Valley, Schuylkill county, succumbed to a protracted illness yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home in Rough and Ready, in his 82nd year. The venerable patient, who had enjoyed three score and twenty years of good health, was attacked with illness 13 weeks ago. After attending the Geisinger hospital a month ago for observation and treatment, operation was deemed inadvisable, and he was brought to his home where he passed away yesterday with members of the family surrounding his bedside. Peter G. Starr was born in the Mahantonga Valley 82 years ago and eventually became its most prominent resident. Too young to serve in the federal army at the first call of Abraham Lincoln for six months enlistments, Peter Starr made his way to the front as a substitute and after the six months had elapsed, enlisted for the duration of the war. The deceased was also prominent in church and fraternal work. A devout member of the Reformed church at Rough and Ready, he has held every position of trust and honor that the church had to bestow. The deceased always esteemed his privilege of membership in the Grand Army of the Republic but he was particularly attentive to the fraternal interests of Odd Fellowship. At 80 years of age, he journeyed alone to the state convention of Odd Fellows held at Pittsburg, being the only delegate from his district. A man greatly beloved by his friends and associates of many years, the passing of Peter G. Starr has caused the shadow of grief to fall over the entire countryside where he resided for more than three quarters of a century. His beloved wife preceeded him in death a year and one-half ago. The following sons and daughters survive: Oscar A., at home, Samuel W., Valley View; Gabriel E., of Newton, Kansas; Irvin K., and John A., Shamokin; Mrs. VV. E. Hepler of Hepler; Mrs. L. E. Bair, wife of the former pastor of the Salem Reformed church, now of Greensburg; and Mrs. Mazie Steely, at home." [http://www.wolfgangs.org states Peter is son of Peter Starr and Marie Geist (not verified).]
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