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[5015] Ostrida is daughter of Regenwald, Earl of Gothland and Vigon - "The Bruce Journal," 1:4, p. 47.
[46412] "The Oklahoma News [Oklahoma City, Oklahoma], 24 Nov 1936," p. 18: "Funeral services were conducted today at the Britton Funeal Home for Mrs. Sophia Hepler, '89er. Burial was in the Spencer Cemetery. Mrs. Hepler, 81 years old, died of a paralytic stroke yesterday in a city hospital. She had been ill for several months. Born in Indiana, Mrs. Hepler moved to Kansas after her marriage in 1883. The couple made the run in the 1889 Oklahoma Territory opening and homesteaded a farm near Spencer. In 1894 ill health forced Mr. Hepler to retire and move to the city. He died in 1909. Mrs. Hepler continued to live here until about 15 years ago when she moved to Britton to make her home with a daughter, Mrs. May Faughn. Surviving is another daughter, Mrs. Cora Pearl Bryant of Norman and five sons C. H., Mc and W. F., all of the city, G. R. of Britton and Ed Hepler of Long Beach Cal."
[46877] Laura Edna Minich is the daughter of Edward Austin Minnich and Ardella Catherine Wittmer.
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| | (1789 - 1860) m 1810
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[54717] Elaine's obituary: "Milbridge - Mrs. Elaine R. Leighton, 74, wife of the late Donald H. Leighton, died Wednesday, May 14, 2003, with her son and daughter in law at her side following a long illness at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth, Maine. She was born September 15, 1928, in Milbridge, Maine, the daughter of Almena and Milford Ray Sr. Elaine was raised in Milbridge and spent her life living and working in the community. She worked packing sardines for 47 years. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother who gave her endless love and energy to her family. She will be missed deeply by those close to her. Elaine created and will always be loved and adored for the deep and rock solid family core she nourished from the day she began her own family. Her Sunday dinners drew her family together every single week of her life. She believed completely in family and home, was an avid vegetable gardener and a master of jigsaw and crossword puzzles. She loved to cook for her family and her recipes are treasures to many. Many will remember her as she, with a small hoe and roller, would venture off near her home to dig clams for her fritters, or when she could be seen in her fields picking blueberries and cranberries by hand. Elaine is survived by her only child, Barry A. Leighton, a devoted and loving son, and his wife, Jacquie; her granddaughter, Nadine M. Leighton; her grandson, Joshua A. Leighton, and his wife, Holly; her sister and dearest friend, Helen Strout, and her husband, Frank; her brother, Milford (Roonie) Ray Jr., and his wife Helen; she was predeceased by her brother, Moses Ray. She will be missed by a dear family friend, Betty Mohs of Steuben."