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[21482] John was about 23 in 1718. After escape from jail, he was recaptured by James Jordan and William Green, tried and acquitted on the charge of murdering Hawnwick, a Penobscot Indian, near Furber's Point, 1716-1717 - see under brother William. http://www.weekslibrary.org/history.html offers: "In 1677, John Keniston's house on Packer Brook was burned by Maine Indians incited by the French and he was killed. On June 26, 1696, another band of raiding Indians killed 14 people at Portsmouth Plains, near the present National Little League field, and carried off several prisoners. The Portsmouth militia found them having breakfast the next day and rescued the captives. The site of the rescue soon came to be called "Breakfast Hill", on the Greenland-Rye line. In 1717, John Keniston, grandson to the John Keniston who was killed by Indians in 1677, killed a Maine Indian on Little Bay. The following year, a jury refused to convict him." NEHGR 4:249 lists a John Kiniston at Cochechae [Dover] on the tax list of 1662; 8:234 lists a John Keniston as a signer of a petition in New Hampshire in 1689; 22:452 lists a John Kenestone in Greenland, NH in 1711-12.
_Nehemiah LEACH _____+
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[17481] Irving m. Lizza Welch of Hazleton, PA - their child is Mary (b. 1906, r. Sedgwick, ME when she m. 13 July 1933 Henry B. Webb). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 9 December 1953, p. 8: "Sedgwick, Dec. 8 - Irving A. Leach, 76, died at his home Monday. He was born in Penobscot, December 20, 1876, son of the late Richard and Levina (LIttlefield) Leach. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lissie Leach; one daughter, Mrs. Mary Webb; and a sister, Mrs. Eva Grindal, all of Sedgwick; two brothers, Almond Leach of West Baldwin and Ernest Leach of Madison; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews."
[2599] See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cousin/html/p240.htm
[55461] Hannah is said to be daughter of Paul Sears (1710-1790) & Anna Atkins (1713-1783; m. 31 January 1730 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA).
[3099] Bert was a prominent Akron, Ohio businessman. He is son of George Washington Shriber (b. 23 Nov 1855, d. 27 Nov 1928, came to Loyal Oak near Akron in 1902) and wife Clara Estella Frase (b. 20 July 1859 to Samuel Frase and wife Eleanor Simeran). "The Akron Beacon Journal, 4 August 1969," p. 27: "Services for Bert A. Shriber, 87, who switched from teaching and dentistry to business and accumulated millions, will be at 1 p. m. Tuesday in Billow Fairlawn chapel. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Mr. Shriber died Saturday night in Barberton Citizens Hospital. He lived at 718 Robinson av., Barberton. He leaves his wife, Lillie; two sons, Kenneth, Deer-field Beach, Fla., and George, Akron; a daughter, Mrs. John A. Harig, Barberton; two brothers, Dr. Howard, Akron, and Glenn, Uniontown; six grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. . . . Mr. Shriber shunned the limelight, refusing in the 1930s to be the Republican candidate for mayor of Akron. Anticipating a bitter campaign, he explained: I can't expose my family to that kind of treatment. He headed Shriber Enterprises, the family complex, as chairman until his health failed. He was born on his grandfather's farm in Wayne County, and after attending schools in Orrville and Wooster taught in Loyal Oak. But teaching offered few opportunities then, and he enrolled in the dental school at Western Reserve University, Cleveland. After practicing a short time in Akron, Mr. Shriber became interested in business. He closed his dentist's office at Main and Market sts. and organized the State Bank in 1914. He was president of the bank and also the Realty Benefit Co. In 1921, Mr. Shriber's bank and two others merged into the Ohio State Bank & Trust Co., which was then the banking arm of Goodyear. Through a series of mergers during the depression years, Ohio State Bank became a part of First National Bank. After selling his bank, Mr. Shriber headed an auto finance firm, auto parts company, an industrial mortgage concern and had extensive real estate interests. Mr. Shriber organized the Automobile Dealers Mortgage Service, and the company prospered as auto sales soared in the 1920s. Sensing the coming 'auto age,' he founded a company to deal in auto parts, the Shriber-Schroth Co., which became known as the Shriber-Slates Co. in the 1940s. He continued financing auto purchases with the firm, Akron Auto Finance Co., until he was bought out by auto makers who wanted to do their own financing. The auto parts business was continued under various firm names by his son, George A., and late grandson, Kenneth Skip Shriber, who died Wednesday after a long illness. In 1938, Mr. Shriber bought the 11-acre Andrew H. Noah residence and estate at N. Portage Path and Tallmadge pkwy. for $35,000. On the site in recent years were built the Carlton House and Blair House apartments. In 1960, the Shriber family bought the Midway Plaza shopping center at Brittain rd. and W. Tallmadge av. for $1.5 million. He was a member of Akron City Club, Fairlawn Country Club, the University Club and several Masonic orders, including Akron Lodge 83; Washington chapter 25, Akron Council 80; Akron Commandry 25 and Tadmor Shrine. He was a member of Grace United Church of Christ in Norton Village." Vivian (ne Myers) Harig wrote: "The Shriber family came from Germany to somewhere near Harrisburg and on to Wayne County in Ohio. They are buried on Coal Bank Road just south of Doylestown across from the Lutheran Church."
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