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[33800] This person is from the unverified Bowlin Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012. See "English Origins of New England Families, Vol. 1," Gary Boyd Roberts (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984), p. 665.
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_Bert H. MAYHEW _____|_Amanda Jane CLARK ___
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[53628] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 17 May 2019: "Glenburn - Frank 'Skip' Mayhew III, 57, departed this life on May 15, 2019. He was born on November 29th, 1961. He was raised in Hermon, Maine, where he attended elementary through high school, graduating from Hermon High School, class of 1980. He grew up working in the woods from the age of 10 until he graduated high school, when he joined the Navy in active duty for four years. Skip was stationed in Kings Bay, GA, Norfolk, VA, and Bayonne, NJ. He once travelled from the North Pole to Bermuda over a 30 day period. He also visited Sweden, England, Norway, Jamaica, Haiti, the Cayman Islands, and Mexico. Most importantly, during his four years of active duty he met Vicki, in 1983. He spent the following 9 years in the reserves. After his time with the Navy he was in the logging industry for 6 years, until he and Vicki started their own firewood business which they owned and operated for over 10 years. Skip also worked for Napa Auto Parts, Maine Tree Service, Katahdin Tree Service, Subway, and Sam's Club. He was a member of the West Glenburn Community Club. He was both an avid hunter and yardsaler. Skip is survived by his wife of 28 years, the love of his life and best friend, Vicki Mayhew. He is also survived by his father-in-law and dear friend, Ronnie Tarr; Cory Ness, who is not only the mother of his two surviving children, but also a dear and devoted friend; and his children, Jennifer Mayhew, Jeffrey and wife, Jenn Mayhew, and Christopher Tarr. Skip and Vicki's youngest child, Frank Mayhew IV, passed away on January 3, 2016, from FFI. Skip also leaves behind his grandchildren: First born and special grandson, Quintin, Landen, Libby, and JJ; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Horace & Kelley Dunton, brother-in-law, Dennis Smith, sister-in-law, Terry Mayhew; several nieces and nephews, including special nephews, Travis Dunton and Jessie Smith, and wife Rebecca; special nieces, Shantelle Edkins and Tasha Robichaud; two special aunts, Ada Boudreau and Charlotte Hanscom and family, Uncle Calvin McKay and his wife Sandy; cousins, Lori and Ralph Treadwell, Dot Tardiff and family, Richard, Cathy, Jeremy, Cleveland and Allison Bemis, and Karen and John Austin. Special friends include, Bruce and Sharon Nason, Robert and Joanne Fontaine, Roger and Tina Johnson, Nicole Plain, Devon Treadwell-Johnson, Matt and Michelle Perkins, Bryan Thurlow, Kelly Wotton, Mike Dennis, Donnie and Roberta Alexander, Dicky Treadwell, Carol Treadwell, Jane Withee, Mark Pomeroy & family, Dennis Frost, Melinda Adams and Tammy Noyes. He was predeceased by his sister, Peggy Smith, brother, Scott Mayhew, mother-in-law, Betty Tarr, and special uncle, Cleveland Bemis. Skip is extremely grateful for the amazing medical professionals who cared for him in Bangor and Boston; Darla Cameron, Sue Leighton, Dawn McKay, Dr. Josanna Rodriguez-Lopez and staff, Nina, Rose, and Avery, Dr. Richard Channick, Veronica and Denise, of SJH Pulmonary Rehab, NL Home Health staff: Kim, Sherryl, Devon, Carrie and Anne, and Hospice staff; Marge, Cindy and Tricia. Skip deeply appreciated the immense love, prayers and support he and Vicki received during his illness. Skip followed in his son Frankie's footsteps by donating his brain to the NPPSC for FFI research. He also participated in the University of San Francisco research program for FFI in hopes of helping the next generations escape the deadly disease. He wanted everyone to know that he wrote this obituary with the help of his son, Chris, and if he forgot anyone, he promises he didn't mean to."
[34410] Richard is said to be son of John Newton and Isabel Cheddar (d. 1498, daughter of Thomas Cheddar who d. 1443). http://www.british-history.ac.uk offers: "British History On line: The History of Alstone Manor in Huntspel Parish:" "By 1400 Richard Cheddar had come into possession of the manor under a reversionary agreement made in 1370. he settled it in that year on his mother Joan and her second husband Sir Thomas Brook )d. 1498), Joan died in 1437 leaving her son Thomas Cheddar a life interest, but on his death in 1443 the manor passed to his daughter Isabel (d. 1498), wife of John Newton. Richard Newton, son of Isabel, died in 1500 and was succeeded by two daughters, Isabel, wife of (Sir) Giles Capel, and Joan, wife of (Sir) Thomas Griffin. Sir Henry Capel had succeeded his mother by 1550 and remained in possession of a moiety until 1556 or later, but by 1567 the whole manor seems to have been acquired by Thomas Markham."
[39709] From OneWorldTree and not verified which states Christina is daughter of Steffan Reusser and Elsbeth Eicher.
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[36577] This person's information is from an unverified family tree in Ancestry.com in
[40290] Sarah's family and ancestry from "A Portrait and Biographical of Portage and Summit Counties., Ohio . . . " (Logansport, IN: A. W. Bowen & Co., 1898), pp. 562-564: "Cornelius E. Traster, justice of the peace of Green township, Summit county, Ohio, was born in Springfield township, in the same county, April 3, 1853, a son of Daniel and Margaret (Krieghbaum) Traster, of whom further mention will be made. He attended the district school until seventeen years old and was reared to that age on his father's farm. For three years afterward he worked out as a farm hand, earning sufficient money to enable him to pay his expenses during the winter months at school and his tuition fees for four terms at the Greensburg seminary, and in the fall of 1873 began his career as a school-teacher, a vocation he followed twenty-two terms in all, at different places, in subsequent years. In 1875 he took a course of study in the Northwestern Ohio Normal school, at Fostoria, to better qualify himself for his profession, the practice of which included one term in District No. 9, one in No. 7, one in No. 10, five in Springfield and Green townships, five in District No. 11, five in No. 2, three in No. 4, and four in No. 3. In politics Mr. Traster is a democrat, and in 1881 was elected township clerk for one year, and then moved to Clinton, engaged in agricultural pursuits for three years, and then removed to Coventry township, where he followed the same calling for five years, then returned to Green township, where he has since followed the same vocation, In 1892 he was elected justice of the peace, and re-elected in 1895, although his township is strongly republican. Fraternally, Mr. Traster is a member of Hadassah lodge, No. 405, I. O. O. F., Greentown, Ohio, of which he is a past grand, and is also a member of encampment No. 18, at Akron. Mr. Traster married, September 13, 1877, iss Lovina A. Raber, daughter of Henry and Sarah E. (Benner) Raber, and this union has been blessed with one son, William Earl, who is now attending school. Mr. Traster and wife are consistent members of the Reformed church, of which he has for some years been a deacon as well as a teacher of the Bible class. Daniel Traster, father of Cornelius E., was a son of Martin and Catharine (Shout) Traster, was born in East Buffalo township, Union county, Pa., January 1, 1820. His father, Martin Traster, was born in Tulpehocken, Berks county, Pa., in 1773; died April 4, 1848. His wife, Catharine, was born near Youngstown, Westmoreland county, Pa., March 5, 1781, and died March 1, 1858. The parentsof Martin Traster came from Germany. Margaret (Krieghbaum) Traster was born in Lenkers township, Dauphin county, Pa., June 22, 1822, and died February 12, 1897. Her father and mother, Peter and Margaret (Trout) Krieghbaum, were also born in the Keystone state. Daniel Traster was about twelve years of age when brought to Ohio by his parents, who settled in Springfield township, Summit county, on a farm, on which he was reared to manhood. February 17, 1840, he was married to Miss Krieghbaum, the result of the union being eight children, viz: Hester Ann, born April 16, 1841; Sarah J., July 27, 1842, the widow of Samuel M. Ritzman; Jacob W. February 15, 1844, married to Maggie Bixler, and a farmer of Whitley county, Ind.; Rebecca M., April 13, 1845, married to James Housel and living on the old homestead in Springfield township; John, November 21, 1846, married Sarah A. Young, and resides in Lake township, Stark county; Hiram, July 20, 1846, married to Savilla Swinehart, and lives in Springfield township; Cornelius E., our subject, and Mary, born April 10, 1855, and now w'ife of Henry Sauseman, also of Springfield township. The father of this family died November 4, 1896, at the age of seventy-six years, ten months and three days, and the mother February 12, 1897, aged seventy-four years, eight months and twenty days-both devoted members of the Lutheran church. Mrs. Lovina A. (Raber) Traster was born April 4, 1859, in Green township. Her father, Henry Raber, was born in the same township June 14, 1831, on the farm he still owns, but from which he retired in 1890, having his present residence in Myersville. He was three times married-first, September 13, 1856, to Sarah E. Benner, who was born May 20, 1S40, a daughter of Henry and Eliza (Kintz) Benner, the union resulting in the birth of six children, of whom five are still living, viz; Lovina A.; William M., married to Ida Shaffer; Anna E., wife of M. G. Buchman; Minnie L., wife of William H. Swinehart, and Norman D.; the deceased child was named Mary Alice. The mother of this family died May 10, 1882, at the age of forty-two years and ten days, a member of the Reformed church, and in May, 1886, Mr. Raber married Miss Catherine Swinehart, who bore him no children and died June 20, 1896, a member of the Lutheran church. The third marriage of Mr. Raber took place April 8, 1897, to Miss Amanda Rhodes, who with her husband is a member of the Reformed church. Cornelius E. Traster and wife are among the most respected residents of Green township, and personally Mr. Traster is one of the most popular. "
[35873] This person is from the unverified Ryerse-Ryerson Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.
[35105] This person is from the unverified Bryner tree in Ancestry.com in 2013.