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[41840] "The Newark Advocate [Newark, Ohio], 8 May 1939," p. 3: "Stewart Thomas Barber, 66, retired carpenter, died in the home of his son Raymond on Granger street Saturday night after a month's illness. He was born on the Columbus road near Granville, the son of George and Ella Barber. His entire lifetime had been spent here. Surviving are three sons, James, Raymond and Bernard, all of Granville; three grandchildren; two sister,s Mrs Harley Shirk of Granville and Mrs C. P. McFadden of Canton, and two brothers, Frank of Mt. Vernon and Gilbert of Springfield. The deceased was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the officers of the lodge will hold services at the James K. Morrow funeral home tonight at 7:30. Funeral services will be held there Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Rev. Donald Doss will officiate and burial will be made in the Fredonia cemetery."
[52593] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 29 September 2010, p. 12: "Caribou - Vivian Eva Willey, 77, a great and special lady, has left Sept. 26, 2010 at a Bangor hospital after a two-year struggle with several health challenges. She was born April 26, 1933 in Frenchville, the oldest child of the late Ledo and Eva (Albert) Chasse. Alter the early death of her father, her mother married Bernard Dumond, who became her 'dad.' She was raised and attended school in Frenchville and St. Agatha. She came to live in Sinclair, where she met her husband of 59 years, Philip Willey. They wed July 28, 1951. Together they built a remarkable life. She had many loves in her life. Her first love was always her husband and family. She relished the opportunity of bringing family together for food and fun. Her next love would be her many close friends, especially Josephine St. Peter and Doreen Webb. She loved her work as a homemaker and the owner and operator of her own property management business, VEW Management. She loved her church and nurtured a profound faith. A devout Catholic, she served as a model to many with an unshakeable belief in the goodness of God and comfort of faith. Her four children and their spouses carry on her memory, Ron and Lou Willey, Barrett Willey and Bonnie Whitmore, Rick and Lisa Willey, and Vicky Willey and Paul Kemberling. Twelve grandchildren, Jared, Rebekkah, Sarah, Amy, Rachael, Benjamin, Ethan, Philip, Eli, Elisha, Jeremiah and Grace; and four great-grandchildren, Malachai, Samantha, Ephraim and Hannah, join together in cherishing their grandmother and great-grandmother. She was especially close to her two brothers and their families, Phillip and Tina Chasse, and Edmund and Carmen Dumond; as well as her sister, Maxine and Armand Guerrette; and her brother-in-law and his family, Loomis and Mary Willey."
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[29988] This Agnes, daughter of William and his first wife, Sibyl, is identified by http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands.
[32962] For Hermer's location in France, see http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire.
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[2372] Friuli is in the northeastern corner of Italy. For its web site, in 2003 see http://www.initaly.com/regions/friuli/friuli.htm Also see in 2003 http://www.bartold.com/genealogy/origins.html and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unruochings.
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Find A Grave memorial 13964295 offers:
Served in the American Revolutionary War.
James Galloway Sr. who was one of the very first pioneers of Greene County, arriving there in 1797. This is published about James Galloway Sr. on pages 228 and 229 of the "Greene County Ohio History:...the Galloways having been prominently represented here since the days of the very beginning of the Xenia settlement, or from the time that James Galloway, Sr., a soldier of the Revolution and an Indian fighter, companion of Daniel Boone, came into the valley of the Little Miami with his family from Kentucky in 1797 and settled in the vicinity of the Indian Village, or Chillicothe, now and for many years known as Oldtown, just north of the city of Xenia." About 1776, after his service in the revolution, James Galloway removed from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, to Lexington Kentucky, remaining a citizen of that territory till 1797. It was during this period that he took part in the expeditions of Kentucky troops against the Shawnee Indians at Old Chillicothe, in 1782 and 1784, and determined, whenever peace was declared with them, to found his family home near Old Chillicothe.In 1797, the frontiersman and revolutionary war soldier, James Galloway moved his family just south - at the site of present day Xenia. Twenty nine 29-year-old Tecumseh was taught to read and write by a James Galloway daughter named Rebecca and the two reportedly fell in love. (Some say the "love affair" part may or may not be actually true, but the fact that she taught him to read and write the English language was true) .When Greene County was organized in 1803 he was elected treasurer of the county, an office he filled for more than fifteen years. To him is the psalm-signing portion of the community under obligation for his untiring efforts in bringing first to the county the Rev. Robert Armstrong, and other preachers of the Presbyterian Church, and making his home theirs.During his long and useful life he was ever ready to help those deserving of help. James Galloway Sr. died on August 6, 1838, at the ripe old age of 88 years, and was buried in the Massies Creek burying ground.
Children
1. George Galloway b: 17 Dec 1779 in of Fayette, Kentucky
2. James Jr. Galloway b: 25 Oct 1782 in of Fayette, Kentucky
3. William Galloway b: 25 Jan 1785 in of Fayette, Kentucky
4. Samuel Galloway b: 8 Apr 1787 in of Fayette, Kentucky
5. Joseph Galloway b: 12 Sep 1789 in of Fayette, Kentucky
6. Rebekah Galloway b: 7 Oct 1791 in of Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky
7. John Galloway b: 1 Apr 1794 in of Fayette, Kentucky
8. Andrew Galloway b: 7 Nov 1796 in of Fayette, Kentucky
9. Ann Galloway b: 9 Apr 1799 in of Xenia, Greene, Ohio
10. Anthony Galloway b: 23 Jul 1804 in of Green,Kentucky
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[12910] Charles and Georgia r. on his father's farm in Penobscot, ME. He was a paper maker at the mill in Bucksport, retiring in 1987. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 20 April 2003," p. 30: "Penobscot - Charles Austin Hutchins, 73, died April 17, 2003, at Blue Hill Memorial Hospital, following a long illness. He was born Sept. 23, 1929, in Penobscot, the son of Lloyd and Marguerite (Perkins) Hutchins. He graduated in 1947 from Clark High School in Penobscot. He served in the U.S. Navy as an engine man. Immediately following his discharge he returned to Penobscot and lived on the farm where he was born until his death. He was employed for 36 years by St. Regis Champion Paper Co. in Bucksport, retiring in 1987. Charles was a self-taught craftsman and prior to his retirement, while still working at the mill, built virtually single-handedly, his own home on the site of the original family homestead. He loved spending his summers gardening and haying and his winters cutting pulpwood, firewood, and logs which he had milled to provide most of the lumber he used to build his home. He will be dearly missed by his wife of nearly 55 years, Georgia of Penobscot; his daughters, Cheryl Hutchins and her husband, Benjamin Long, of Vienna, Va., and Carla Hutchins of Carmel; his brother, Hoyt Hutchins and his wife, Pauline, of Penobscot; several nieces, nephews, cousins, and innumerable friends. He was predeceased by his parents; and two brothers, Lloyd Hutchins Jr. and Berwyn Hutchins, both of whom also lived in Penobscot."