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[55248] Theo's obituary: "Swans Island - Theo P. May, age 95, passed away peacefully early on the morning of November 23, 2023, following a very brief illness. She was at Eastern Maine Medical Center with her daughter by her side. Born on April 8, 1928, to Theodore and Alberta (Sprague) Buswell, Theo was the oldest of five siblings. She met her future husband Roy May when he came to the island to work as a woodcutter. She said she fell in love with his beautiful white horse, and then she fell in love with him. The two were married on June 4th,1945 and would go on to have three children together. Theo worked for a while as a waitress at the Morrison restaurant on Swans Island, which was owned by her sister Etta. After that, she worked as a lobster fisherman with Roy, as well as knitting bait pockets and heads to sell to other local fishermen. A talented knitter, Theo made sweaters, mittens, hats, afghans, and baby sets for the people around her. She was a wonderful cook, a social butterfly, and loved flowers, birds, and children. Theo was a very forgiving person. It was her belief that you had to let it go or it would eat you up. She lived by that belief and was known for her cheerful nature. In the 60s, Theo and Roy began fostering teenaged children, including Arnold Nash, Jimmy Ginn, and Richard Leavitt. Later, when those children had moved on, Theo and Roy got a phone call, saying that two children, ages three and four, were in immediate need of a home. Just two days before Christmas, Lori and Jessie (Dewey) Curtis joined their family. Within a few months, the household grew again, as three children, ages four, five, and six arrived. Chris, Donny, and Kevin Turner made them a family of ten. Theo and Roy raised everyone in their full house to adulthood. In later years, Lori left her infant son, Micah, in Theo and Roys care. They gave him their name and he became their son. As the oldest person on Swans Island, Theo was presented with the gold cane. She had the honor of holding it from 2019-2023. She is survived by her daughter-in- law, Gwen May; son, Leonard May and his wife, Jackie; daughter, Lisa Stanley and her husband, Lawrence (Sonny); son, Micah May; brother, Albert Buswell, with whom she had a close bond; sister, Leona Buswell and her wife, Betsy; and canine companion, Lucky all of Swans Island. Theo leaves behind 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, 4 great-great- grandchildren, many nieces and nephews, including an especially-dear-to-her-heart niece, Linda Morrison. She was predeceased by her parents, Ted and Alberta Buswell; her husband, Roy May, who passed in February of 2004; her son, Roger May, who passed in June of 2003; and two sisters, Etta Morrison and Theresa Orcutt."
[30438] See http://www.edward-doty.org and http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Passengers/EdwardDoty.php. See also "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691)," Eugene Aubrey Stratton (Ancestry Publishing, Provo, UT, 1986), pp. 283-285.
[46980] Phyllis is daughter of Leslie Roosevelt Snouffer (b. 15 Dec 1901, Worthington, Franklin Co, OH, d. 27 Dec 1986, Franklin Co, OH) and Bernice Estelle Thomas ( b. 21 Feb 1905, Bellepoint, Delaware Co, OH, d. 24 Sep 2001, Dublin, Franklin Co, OH, m. 14 April 1926). Phyllis and Morris had Todd F. Hollenbaugh, b. 15 Aug 1951and Leslie Hollenbaugh, b. 6 Aug 1954. Her obituary: "Phyllis Ann Snouffer was born on December 21, 1928 in Worthington, Ohio. She died on October 7, 2017 in Oxford, Ohio. She was the daughter of Leslie Roosevelt and Bernice Thomas Snouffer. Phyllis's family settled in Delaware, Ohio where she attended Ohio Wesleyan University and met Morris Eugene Hollenbaugh, whom she married in 1949. They lived in Delaware until Morry attended Bexley Hall seminary in Gambier, Ohio and was ordained an Episcopal priest in 1962. Phyllis and Morry then resided in Dayton, Greenville, Hamilton, and Fairfield, Ohio as Morry fulfilled his service in the Diocese of Southern Ohio. In 1970, Phyllis returned to Ohio Wesleyan and received a bachelor of education degree. She also earned a master of education degree from Miami University. She taught kindergarten and first grade in the Hamilton Public Schools until she retired in 1989. Phyllis and Morry relocated to Snowmass, Colorado. They moved back to Ohio in 2005 and resided in Oxford, Ohio. She was preceded in death by Morry in 2006. She is lovingly remembered by her son, Todd (Jill) Hollenbaugh of Oxford, OH, her daughter, Leslie (Peter) Hollenbaugh Ross of Philadelphia, PA, four grandchildren, Alexandra E. Ross (Evan Guthrie) of Pottstown, PA, Paul C. Ross (Jenny) of Charlotte, NC, Dustin (Kirsten) Kuykendoll of Lantana, TX, James (Jennifer) Kuykendoll of Cincinnati, OH and five great-grandchildren, Adelaide May Ross Guthrie, Harrison Marie Ross, Boyd Christopher Ross, Madeline Ann Kuykendoll and Grant Thomas Kuykendoll."