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[27360] "Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans," Carl Boyer III (Santa Clarita, CA, 2001), p. 14, states Matilda is "daughter of John de Biden by Alice Maudit and sister of Sarah and Annabel, both of whom married sons of Hugh de Beauchamp)."
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[25129] Rebecca's ancestry is from an article, "Genealogical Research in England," in NEHGR for July 1917, pp. 236ff. See the "Early New England Studies Project, Vo.l. 2.0 (2017)" (Boston: NEHGS, 2017).
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[55567] Find A Grave memorial 174324077 offers Iva's obituary: "Iva Elizabeth (Littlefield) Kinney, 81 of Searsport, went to be with her Lord on December 21, 2016. She was born on Cape Jellison, Stockton Springs, the 10th of 11 children born to John Jason and Georgia 'Nellie' Emeral Littlefield. Iva grew up there until they moved to Searsport where she attended Searsport schools. Her husband and children built and maintained Kinneys Estate and Kinneys Construction in Searsport. Iva was famous for her home-made doughnuts, especially the glazed ones, which will be missed by the many people she shared them with. She even passed them out for treats at Halloween for years. She and Max married in 1951 and had six children. She is survived by five of them, Deloris I. Merithew and husband Anthony of Searsport, Kathreen Ward and husband Douglas of Searsport, Barbara White and husband Timothy, Allen 'Brent' Kinney and wife Theresa, Max R. Kinney and wife Linda; her brother Herman Littlefield; 20 grandchildren, many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren as well as many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by both parents; her husband Max G. Kinney; a son Kenneth Kinney in 2015, five brothers, Harry, Delbert, Washington, Stellman and Luther; four sisters, Helen Dickey and husband Elmer, Margaret and husband Don Engburg, Josephine and husband Henry Clements, Jennie and husband Forest Sanborn."
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[53065] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]." 25 February 2023: "Winterport - William C. Ryerson, 71, passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, on February 7, 2023, at a Bangor hospital. He was born April 17, 1951, in Lewiston, the son of Carlton and Frances (Dyer) Ryerson. Bill attended Oxford Hills HS and then served in the U.S. Army from March 1969 - January 1972. Civilian life provided Bill the opportunity to experience many forms of employment in the construction and trade industries, where he met and formed many friendships along the way. Also at this time, he married Gail Bordner and together their family grew with the arrival of daughters, Kimberly and Kerry. Bill is survived by daughters, Kimberly Ryerson and grandson, Javon, Kerry (Erik) Mildon and grandchildren, Joshua and Kayla; brothers, Robert (Karla) Ryerson, David (Willa) Ryerson; sisters Sheila Ryerson, and Linda (Roy) Pelletier; and many nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Bill was predeceased by a sister, Wanda. Bill enjoyed the second half of his life with his loving partner of 30 years, Karen Coffman; and her three children, who wholeheartedly considered him their stepdad, Amy (Coffman) Bowden, Steven and Jason Coffman. He enjoyed all the fun and chaos, continuing as grandchildren, Hunter and Jackson Bowden, arrived. He only wished that his health had enabled him to share the moments of watching the newest member of our family grow up, Hunter's (Lilak) daughter, Nova. We will miss your unique humor, laughter and fun, but cherish forever the memories you brought to our family. Earlier years found Bill fishing, golfing, and following all his favorite sports teams, but family time remained the most important throughout."