[49521] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 10 March 2014": "Jonesport - On March 4, 2014, Ellouise Beal passed away, quickly and peacefully, at Down East Community Hospital in Machias, departing the love of her earthly family for the place prepared for her in heaven. She was born Aug. 16, 1920, in Addison, to Ralph Lawrence and Althea Barstow (Joy) Brown. Ellouise graduated from Jonesport High School in 1937. She then completed a year of study at Washington State Normal School (now the University of Maine at Machias). In 1939 she married Lyman Odell Beal and began her family. After his untimely death at age 40, she worked at a local sardine factory and then returned to UMM to complete her teaching degree while also teaching. Ellouise taught in South Addison, Jonesboro, and Jonesport with a strong focus on reading. Her retirement at age 72 was brief. She soon returned to Jonesport Elementary for a stint as an Ed. Tech. Her final assignment was as a fourth grade substitute teacher for her ill daughter, Mary Sue. She reluctantly retired at 80 years of age, still wishing she could be in the classroom. Ellouise was very devoted to her family. Over the years to take care of her large family, she also worked summers. She helped cook, clean, and do laundry at the nursing home in Jonesport, worked at the blueberry factory, and even tried raking blueberries on Popple Hill until her shirt got caught in the winnowing machine! After Ellouise had raised her nine children, her focus turned to the care of her aging parents. She was not afraid of work or sacrifice. Ellouise loved having a good time. She loved doing Fourth of July floats and dressing up in crazy outfits. She loved the Beals Historical Society variety shows and local music. She had a special affinity for the Molly B Polka Party on TV and loved dancing at her grandchildren's weddings. Ellouise was a very generous, unselfish person whose home was always open to neighborhood children. She was brave, she was independent, and she was strong. As she often reminded us, she 'could carry a child under each arm and easily climb the rocks at the beach, jumping from one rock to another!' Our mother insisted on being active and worked almost to the end of her life doing her own laundry and cleaning. We thank you, Mama, for giving us each other, for giving us so much love and support, and for bringing us up right. In addition to her parents and her husband, Ellouise was predeceased by her sister, Barbara; her brother, Buster; her daughter, Mary Sue; and great-granddaughters, Elissa and Pala. She is survived by her sister, Betty and her husband, John; her son, Michael and his wife, Jeanne; her daughter, Connie and her husband, Ronald; her son, Lyman Jr. and his wife, Cathy; her son-in-law, Russell; her son, Stephen and his wife, Claire; her daughter, Pam; her daughter, Candy and her husband, Guy; her daughter, Gail and her husband, Zev; and her daughter, Shelly and her husband, Michael. Ellouise is survived by 24 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, and four great-great-grandchildren. Another great-grandchild and great-great-grandchild are on the way. A few days before she passed away, she was working on a list of all her grandchildren. She loved them dearly and looked forward to their visits."
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[18693] "Early Narraguagus River Families of Washington County, Maine," Darryl B. Lamson and Leonard F. Tibbetts (Rockport, ME: Picton Press, 2002), p. 26, states Emily is daughter of Augustus Dean and Marcy Smith of Trenton, ME.
[48144] Anna is daughter of Johann Franz Eitelman (b. 1695) & Elizabeth Horst (b. 1700).
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[20497] William was Tory Governor of NJ. Frances Stephen's MSS states that "William Franklin was an officer on the staff of George Washington when he fought as Braddock's aide. (See Parton's Life of Benjamin Franklin.)" This information is not verified. William's illigitimate but recognized son, Temple, is confirmed and described in Walter Isaacson's well-researched and engaging book, "Benjamin Franklin, An American Life" (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2003).
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[1119] Robert m. Katherine _____; Katherine was widow of Thomas Lees at her marriage to Robert Hinckley. Robert's will is dated 5 April 1605; he was buried 27 March 1606. He is "of Tenterden, co. Kent." According to Hugh A. Johnson's "Hinckley Genealogy, p. 20, Robert m. (1) Elizabeth ______ who died 02-Nov-1574, and they had Thomas (1562), Clement (1570) and Isaac (1571) at Harrietsham, co. Kent; all three sons lived to maturity. With Katherine, Robert had eight known children, listed in "Hinckley Heritage...," E. Charles Hinckley, pp. 7-8. [Note: "Hinckley Heritage..." is not reliable. The Rev'd Fr. R. J. Goode wrote 13 Dec 1996: "Our Hinckleys appear to have come from Lenham where the church is St. Mary's . . . At some point the family moved next door to Harrietsham. That is where Elder Samuel was from as was his father, Robert. Robert was not connected with Tenterden as far as I know. Robert's father was pretty definitely the John whose death is listed in Harrietsham (1577) for he is listed as 'pater familias' in the Harriestsham register."]
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[19121] "Pennsylvania, County Marriages, 1885 - 1950," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VF9N-V6V reports a marriage between Carrie R. Karns and Charles A. Leisher 13 April 1893 in Allegheny Co., PA.
[48639] Stephen m. (2) in 1843 Eliza J. Lunt (1813-1897). The 1850 federal census in Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME lists him with wife Eliza. For family, see "Standing Before the Mast," Mark E. Honey, in the Castine Patriot, 27 Jan 2005, p. 6. Mark E. Honey reports at least seven children with "Dosia" and at least six with Eliza.
[47635] Charles is son of Joseph G. Miller (1832-1893) & Lydia Hanse (18321910). He was a "liveryman". His birth place is from Find A Grave; however his daughter Catherine's marriage license states he was b. in Forksville, Sullivan Co., PA.
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