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[6695] Edward is son of George A. Mathes and Nettie Reynard. Chuck Cobb reports that "the Mathes family tree joins the Cobb family tree with Dorcas Cobb (b. 1783) who was Edward A. Mathes' second great-grandmother." Edward registered for the World War I draft in Augusta, Kennebec Co., ME stating he was employed as an accountant with the Federal Land Bank in Springfield, MA.
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[45370] An unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2019 offers: ""When John W Shepard was born on July 27, 1835, in Butler, Ohio, his father, William, was 32 and his mother, Lucy, was 29. He married Ruth Larisson in 1857 in Ohio. They had [at least] two children during their marriage. He died on January 25, 1903, in Hicksville, Ohio, at the age of 67, and was buried there."
[7408] Joyce is daughter of George Rawn Shunk and Reba Violet Stahl. George Rawn Shunk was b. 28 April 1893 in South Chester, Delaware Co., PA and d. 21 Aug 1957 in Carlisle, PA; Reba Violet Stahl was b. 27 Jan 1905 in Millerstown, PA and m. George 3 Oct 1922 in Bainbridge, PA - their ancestry is in the LDS Church's unverified Pedigree Resource File (IGI CD 82, Pin 672307 ).
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[8973] Known as "Flossie." The 22 June 1900 federal census of Springfield Twp., Richland Co., OH shows her in her widowed mother's household - her mother Alice was b. in Oct. 1857 in OH of parents b. in England; also in the household is Effie's brother, Ervin L. Sipes (b. in June, 1887). Effie's parents are from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2011.
[13201] Deborah graduated from Reading Hospital School of Nursing and practiced nursing at Reading Hospital, Baltimore (MD) and Tremont Nursing Center. She founded the first after-care bereavement program in Schuylkill Co. and was a well-known breast-cancer crusader. She received the Sol Lipton Cancer Courage Award from the Schuylkill Unit of the American Cancer Society. Brothers William and David and sisters Janice (Warishalk) and Karen (Dronick) survived her, as did her parents (William Watson and Anna _____). Her obituary: "December 27, 1995 - The Morning Call: Deborah A. Dutcavich, 41, of 418 W. Coal St., Minersville, died of breast cancer Monday in her home. She was the wife of David A. Dutcavich for 16 years. A registered nurse, she began her career as a medical surgical nurse at Reading Hospital and Medical Center, West Reading, working until 1979. She then was a maternity nurse at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital until 1980 when she went to Baltimore County General Hospital, specializing in oncology until 1982. Dutcavich last worked in nursing at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Pottsville; Tremont Nursing Center, Schuylkill County, and Intermediate Unit 29, Marlin. Since 1990, she was a bereavement coordinator for the Dutcavich Funeral Home, Minersville. She was a 1975 graduate of the Reading Hospital School of Nursing. Born in Pottsville, she was a daughter of William and Anna (Sackalusky) Watson of Minersville. She started an after-care program, which was the first of its kind in Schuylkill County. She was especially committed to helping children understand death. As recently as May, she was a volunteer for Camp Dragonfly, a weekend camping experience in Halifax, Dauphin County, for children who had lost a close family member. Dutcavich was a certified volunteer for Cansurmount, an American Cancer Society program in which cancer survivors assist cancer patients and their families. In October 1993, she received the Sol Lipton Cancer Courage award from the Schuylkill Unit of the American Cancer Society. She actively shared her experience as a cancer survivor with both individual patients and groups, encouraging them to become more actively involved in personal breast cancer care and research funding efforts. She was a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Minersville, and was active in the Holy Redeemer School, Minersville, where she taught sign language and proctored 'Rainbows,' a support group for school children. She also established a preschool Sunday school program at St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church, Minersville, and taught first-grade CCD. Survivors: Husband and parents; son, Vincent, and a daughter, Christina, both at home; sisters, Janice, wife of Michael Warischalk of Laureldale, Berks County, and Karen, wife of Paul Dronick of Minersville, and brothers, William and David, both of Whitehall Township."