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_Roger FITCH ________|_Agnes ALGER ________
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[40174] See "Massachusetts Bay Connections . . .," Judy Jacobson (Baltimore: Clearfield Co., 1992), pp. 145-146 for Mary's ancestry. "The Mayflower Quarterly Magazine, Winter 2025 (Vol. 91, No. 4), p. 35, reports: "She was born about 1580 in Prowse, Devon , England, and died after 9 October 1666 in Rhode Island. She is descended from seven Magna Carta sureties and as royal ines to Henry I and Henry II. She also has several lines to Charlemagne."
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[55632] Find A Grave memorial 166234372 offers: "Maine Vital Records, Record of Death: Moses Hodgkins, death date and place of death as given above. Died age 83 years, 6 months, 19 days. Born in Hancock, Maine, the son of Moses and Mary (Moon) Hodgkins, both born in Hancock, Maine. His occupation was 'calker.' Cause of death was heart failure. Buried at Remmick Cemetery. ***** Birth date calculated using age at death and death date.***** Moses Hodgkins in the 1850 United States Federal Census: Moses, age 32, and Emily I., age 28, and son Wm W., age 8, all living in Ellsworth, ME. Moses Hodgkins in the 1860 United States Federal Census : Moses and Emily J. Hodgkins, ages 44 and 37, living in Ellsworth, ME. Children in the home included William W, Laura M, Roxana, Orin, Susan A, Charles H, George G and Augusta L. Moses Hodgkins in the 1870 United States Federal Census: Moses and Emely J, Owen, Susan A, charles H and George G, living in Ellsworth. Moses Hodgkins in the 1880 United States Federal Census: Moses and Mary Hodgkins living in Ellsworth. Mary Hodgkins in the Maine, Death Records: Died age 83 on 4 Jan 1911 at Ellsworth, widow of Moses Hodgkins, daughter of Eleazer and Sarah (Strout) Leighton. Buried in Hancock."
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[8304] Robert and Bernette had Bobbie Lou Sharp (b. April 13, 1956, m. Oct. 23, 1976 William Frederick Lemon and had Oct. 8, 1979 Tabitha Jo Lemon), Robert Johnathan Sharp (May 24, 1958) and Franklin Wilmer Sharp (March 6, 1964).
[59261] Leo's obituary: "'Together Again' - Leo L Simmons, 85, passed away peacefully, on August 3, 2017, at home with his daughter Norma and her husband Allen by his side. Born in Portland, ME to the late Newell and Edith Simmons, he resided in Addison. He was pre-deceased by his loving wife, partner and friend of 39 years, Mary Simmons, in February, 2017. Leo spent his early adult life in Freeport, working at Taylor Shoes for many years. He was skilled at hand stitching the shoes made there, and loved to show friends and family samples of his handiwork. Later, he became a State of Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Warden, but had to retire very early due to health issues. He and Mary always enjoyed being together. Where there was one, you would find the other. They enjoyed the great outdoors, and had many fishing and hunting experiences with friends and family members. Camping was a favorite pastime with Normas family, as well as boating get-together 'camp outs' on Casco Bay, with his brother Leslie and sister-in-law Jackie and several friends. He was honored with a lifetime membership to the 'Rod and Gun Club' now known as Pleasant River Fish and Game Conservation Association in Columbia where he and Mary volunteered many hours, first to help restore the clubhouse and encourage membership, and later to clean, cook, serve and decorate for Christmas parties and barbecues. After his retirement as a warden, he worked for several years as a clerk at Amos Noyes market in Cherryfield. On moving to the Washington County area in the late 1960s, he lived in Harrington before making Addison his permanent home. He and Mary married in 1977, and he became Dad to her daughters Nancy, Noreen and Norma. Leo and Mary loved to travel, making many, many trips to Freeport and Durham to visit with Leos brothers and their wives, Leslie and Jackie Simmons, and Clyde and Vivian Simmons. There were frequent trips to Boothbay to visit, yard sale and eat out with their special friends Dana and Marge Davis. They often traveled to Massachusetts to visit friends, and even made a trip to Tokyo to visit Noreens family in the 80s. There were many trips to Chicagoland to visit after Noreens family moved there in 1989. The most memorable trip was probably the first one at Christmas that year. All of Nancy and Normas family boarded a rented van with them to make that 1350 mile trip! It was the first of many road trips for Leo and Mary, and they were often accompanied by Normas children. On one trip they drove to Disneyland with Normas children and Noreens family. There were also trips to Minnesota, Kentucky and Florida to support their grandchildren as they played in volleyball and water-polo. A favorite trip was to Chicagoland, and then on to Hawaii with Jackie and Leslie and Noreens family. On each return to their home in Addison, they were surrounded by Norma and Nancys families, enjoying family get-togethers, barbecues, holiday dinners and much more. Leo, or 'Pap', 'Pop' or 'Pappy', as the grandchildren and great-grandchildren called him, was a kind, gentle man. He loved working outside in his gardens, keeping the lawns mowed, making small home improvements, etc. Everyone can agree that one of the special memories of him will be of watching him enjoy desserts of any kind. We miss him tremendously."