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[37378] Maurice's grave marker states he was a physician and a Lt.. Col. in the U. S. Army - adjacent is the grave marker of his wife, Alethea C. (b. 6 Oct 1907, d. 14 Oct 1998).
[53700] Marry is said to be daughter of Maxime L. Daigle (1874-1938) & Delia _____ (1883-1919; m. 2 March 1908 in Aroostook Co., ME).
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[28385] Find A Grave Memorial 9560358 offers: "David Hoover is credited with being the first white man to come to the Whitewater Valley and was one of the early influential citizens of Wayne County. Born into the Quaker family of Andrew Hoover in Randolph County, North Carolina, he moved with his father's family in 1802 to what is now Montgomery County, Ohio. The family was unhappy with the area, and David was sent to find a better location for settlement. In the winter of 1806, he and his companions followed a section line about thirty miles west and came upon the Whitewater River. He recognized that it was an ideal spot and sent for his father, who agreed. They claimed the land and moved to the area in 1807 at about the same time that Jeremiah Cox and John Smith were building their homes. Smith and Cox hired Hoover to lay out the city of Richmond and to write the deeds for the property. Hoover is also credited with naming the city. It had first been called Smithville, but some years later Hoover and two other men were tasked with choosing another name. Each man suggested a name, and Hoover's suggestion, Richmond, was the most popular among the current residents. In 1810, Hoover was appointed Wayne County Justice of the Peace, and in 1815 associate judge of the Wayne County Circuit Court. Beginning in 1817 he spent fourteen years as clerk of the Wayne Co. Circuit Court, and served as a state senator for six years. In 1854, Hoover wrote his memoir, which Isaac Julian published in 1857."
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_Samuel LITTLEFIELD _|_Eleanor MORRISON _____
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[54153] Find A Grave memorial 255479637 offers Beatrice's obituary: "Beatrice Hackamack McCleary was born in Old Town, Maine in 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Littlefield. Mrs. McCleary has been living at the Villages at Ocotillo in Chandler, Arizona. She graduated from Old Town, Maine High School in 1939, followed by Bangor Beauty School in 1940. After serving in the Army Air Force for three years, she attended the University of Maine, Orono, Maine; Western Illinois College, Macomb, Illinois; Oceanside College, Oceanside, California where she was Valedictorian; and Norther Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois. Beatrice was a consultant and researcher at Northern Illinois University and with Computerized Machine Replacement Service, Inc. in DeKalb, Illinois. She worked with many companies here and abroad. Special research grants from the Naval Sea Systems Command in Washington, DC allowed advanced work on the Productivity Criteria Quotient Index for which she helped develop. In 1946 Beatrice married Dr. Lawrence Hackamack, a professor at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois. Dr. Hackamack died in 1986, after which she married Dr. James McCleary in 1991. He also was a professor at Northern Illinois University and he died in 2007. Beatrice is preceded in death by her twin sister, Bernice Cousins, and her sister Gertrude Kirkpatrick. Beatrice is survived by a daughter, Susan Dugan (George) of Kenosha, Wisconsin and a son, David Hackamack (Julie) of Gilbert, Arizona, plus 4 grandchildren: Michael Dugan of Somers, Wisconsin, Sarah Bauer (Kevin) of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Andrew Clark of California, and Jacob Hackamack of Gilbert, Arizona. She is also survived by a stepdaughter Connie McCleary and a stepson David McCleary (Gretchen) of DeKalb, Illinois, along with a sister, Lois Gile of Eliot, Maine, and three great-grandchildren Annabel and Landen Bauer of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and Mazie Hackamack of Gilbert, Arizona." Her husbands were Lawrence C. Hackamack (1921-1986; m. 1946) and James A. McCleary (1917-2007; m. 1991).
_Edward III, King of ENGLAND __________+
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_Edmund of LANGLEY _____________|_Philippa of HAINAUT __________________
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| (1355 - 1392) m 1372
_Richard Plantagenet, K.G., Duke of YORK _|
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| | _Edmund MORTIMER ______________________+
| | | (1352 - 1381) m 1368
| | _Roger Mortimer, Earl of MARCH _|_Philippa PLANTAGENET _________________
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| |_Alianor HOLLAND _______________|_Alice Fitz ALAN ______________________
| (1370 - 1405) m 1388 (1350 - 1415)
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| | _John DE NEVILLE _______________|_Alice DE AUDLEY ______________________
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[28992] In 2017 an unverified tree in Ancestry.com offers: When Cecily of York (Viscountess Welles) Plantagenet was born on March 20, 1469, in Westminster, Middlesex, England, her father, Edward, was 26, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 32. She married John (1st Viscount) de Welles in December 1487. They had three children in 10 years. She died on August 24, 1507, in Isle of Wight, England, at the age of 38.