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From the East Maine Methodist Conference Journal of 1890 (p. 49) is the following obituary:
Rev. Charles B. Dunn, was born in Alexandria, Maine, Dec. 10, 1815, and died in Hampton, Maine, May 25, 1889; of paralysis of the heart.
He entered the ministry in 1842. In 1847 the East Maine Conference was organized by the division of the old Maine Conference, and the membership of Bro. Dunn was assigned to the East Maine, of which body he continued a beloved and honored member until his death.
He served his conference thirty-six years as pastor and seven years in the office of Presiding Elder; then advancing age and failing health compelled him to retire to the honored list of superannuates.
He turned aside from the active work to his chosen home with a people he had served two full terms in the pastorate.
He leaves to deplore his absence, but to find comfort in his victory, the wife of his early manhood and three daughters, and a large host of friends gathered in the communities where he served as pastor and Presiding Elder.
Yet they "sorrow not, even as others which have no hope."
He was a thorough student of books, a careful observer of men, a critical reader of the events of the age, an original thinker, a profound disciple of the Bible and a devoted adherent of the Lord Jesus.
His analysis of all subjects that engaged his thoughts was penetrating, while his presentation of them was logical, clear and flashed with the sparkling brilliancy of his keen wit.
His pastoral visits were choice moments of intellectual and religious instruction, and his sermons and addresses were mines of gold ore.
Error retired abashed from the sharp blade of his sarcasm and the telling blows of his logic.
Truth borrowed new beauty and strength from his terse sentences and his purity of character which was born of the truth and had abundance fruitage in his life.
None who have heard him will ever forget the glow of his countenance nor the thrill of religious joy, when he would rise in the prayer meeting to say "I have seen the Maytime of life, I am now in life's December, but I can sing 'December is as pleasant as May.'"
A sweet, pure, strong, noble life and ministry has gone before us to the rest beyond.
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The journal of the Maine Conference list the following:
1842 -- admitted on trial -- Houlton
1843 -- remain on trial -- Howland
1844 -- admitted into full connection, ordained deacon -- Howland
1845 -- Oldtown
1846 -- ordained elder -- Oldtown
1847 -- not listed(?)
The history of the East Maine Conference lists the following appointments:
1848-49 -- Orrington Center
1850-51 -- N. Bucksport
1852 -- Orland
1853 -- Castine
1854-55 -- E. Corinth
1856-57 -- Exeter
1858-59 -- Sebec
1860 -- Rockland
1861-62 -- Hampden
1863-64 -- Orrington
1865-66 -- Rockport
1867 -- Damariscotta
1868-70 -- Rockland District
1871-74 -- Bucksport District
1875-77 -- Hampden
1878-80 -- E. Corinth
1881-82 -- Damariscotta
1883-84 -- Searsmont
1885 -- Superannuated (retired)
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[27126] He m. Elizabeth Bates (b. ca. 1602) and had seven children. "The Weekly Genealogist, Vol. 15, No. 4 - Whole #567" (Boston: NEHGS, 25 Jan 2012) offers: "Name Origins, by Julie Helen Otto, Staff Genealogist: MACUTH (m): In 1993 Mary Ann Long Skinner demonstrated (The American Genealogist [TAG] 68 [1993]: 31-32) that the immigrant Macuth Pratt (ca. 1595-1672) of Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, and Weymouth, Mass., was NOT named Matthew, but instead bore the name of an obscure medieval saint venerated in Englands West Country and elsewhere. The name is cognate with that of St. Machute or St. Malo, the 'Apostle of Brittany,' seen in an early Latin form Maclovius (Notes and Queries, 6th ser., V [24 June 1882]: 493). See also Frederick J. Nicholson, 'The English Origin of Macuth (or Matthew) Pratt of Weymouth, Massachusetts,' TAG 65 (1990): 33-43, 89-96."
[3494] http://www.genealogie33.org/pduc/dat70.htm (not verified) states that Frédéric is son of Abalbert de Walbeck and Oda de Goseck, and offers further ancestry.
[31210] Thomas m. Elizabeth Bernard (b. 1663, d. 1710, both in Gloucester, Gloucester Co., VA).
_George V, King of Great BRITAIN __________________________________+
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_George Edward Alexander WINDSOR _|_Victoria Mary Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes of TECK _
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| |_Marina of GREECE ________________|_Helen Vladimirovna ROMANOV _______________________________________
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[13689] living - details excluded