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[49456] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 8 September 2010", p. 12: "Beals and Milbridge - Arlene Aseliah Moore, 88, wife of the late Clarence Moore, Jr., died Friday, Sept. 3, 2010 at Narraguagua Bay Health Care Facility, Milbridge, after aeveral months of lllness. She was born June It 1922 in Beals, daughter of the late Kenneth and Ina (Alley) Beal. Arlene attended Beals schools and was employed as a sardine packer at several canneries including William Underwood and R.B. & C.G. Stevens, Jonesport, and L. Ray Packing Co., Milbridge. She and her first husband Clyde Peabody were employed in ship construction at Bath Iron Works during the early part of World War II. After the war they owned and operated a grocery store in the Alleys Bay district of Beals and for several years Arlene worked as a waitress in Rockport, Mass. She was a member of Beals Community of Christ and Beals Historical Society. Arlene is survived by three sons, Velton Peabody of Independence, Mo., Vernon Peabody and his wife Lillian of Feeding Hills, Mass. and Clyde Peabody, Jr. of Beals, two daughters, Regina Beal and husband Merle Beal of Beals and Gwen Smith of Lees Summit, Mo.; 18 grandchildren, Wayne and Travis Beal, Norita Gale, Glen Seefeldt, Kenneth Peabody, Lorena Leach, Kevin Zheng, Vernon Peabody, Jr., Dana Peabody, Amy Anderson, Jason Blackmore, Virginia King, Stephen Blackmore, Aaron, Charles, Brian, Dixon and Sue Smith; 38 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Olive and her husband Alvin Leon Beal of Beals; a special friend, Harry Walden of Milbridge; numerous other relatives and friends. She was predeceased by her parents and two husbands."
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[49160] The unverified file KC6Z-P4J in familysearch.org provides Samuel and offers: "Samuel Pearl (Pearl, Pearly or Perley) Kane was the oldest son (first of nine children) born to Deacon John Kane and Deborah Shackford Friend, and grew up in the Blue Hill & Surry Maine area. In the 'Biographical Review, Volume XXIX containing Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Somerset, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, and Aroostook Counties, Maine' by Biographical Review Publishing Company dated 1898, the life of Samuel is basically summed up with the note that Samuel and Emma lived in Kansas and had seven children. Further research of Samuel's military record indicates that he was 18 when he enlisted in the Navy in Portland Maine on 29 August 1864 as a substitute for Charles Allen of Surry. He is described as 5-7 1/2 inches tall, light complexion, dark blue eyes and light brown hair. Samuel served as a landsman during the Civil War on the USS SABINE, USS OHIO & USS RHODE ISLAND. In 1880, Samuel and Emma lived in Bucksport with Emma's father, John W. Stover. Samuel is listed as being a sea captain, and both Samuel and Emma, and their two daughters, Lizza and Carrie, are listed as being "at sea". From the G.W.Blunt White Library, Samuel was listed as the Master of the schooner FLORENCE E. McDONALD from 1878-1883. In 1885, Samuel (age 40) and Emma (age 31) are living in Blair, Washington, Nebraska with four children: Lizzie (age 12), Carrie (age 10), Howard (age 4) and Alton B (age 1), along with Emma's brother, Newell S. Stover (age 25, farmer) and an Irish servant, Mary Reolph (age 20). Samuel is listed as being a retail grocer. By 1910, Emma is no longer listed as being Samuel's wife, and he is living in Valley Township, Scott County, Kansas working as a farmer. His new wife's name is Edna J., and a number of children and grandchildren with the last names of Ruth and Corcoran are listed as living with Samuel. In 1920, Samuel and Edna (now listed as Jennie E.) are living in Orange, Orange County, California, and Samuel is listed as being an orange and chicken farmer. One grandson, Clarence Corcoran (age 10), is living with them at the time. In 1930, Samuel and Edna are living alone in Orange, and Samuel at age 83 is still working as an orange and chicken rancher. Additional research by Linda Julien in East Layton, Utah lists Samuel's death in 1935."
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[16772] Joseph m. Sarah Martin and had Maria Content (30 Jan 1834; m. 12 Dec 1860 Stanley Masters); Elizabeth Caroline (31 Jan 1836; m. 27 July 1857 William Rockwell), William martin (2 April 1838; m. Augusta Burgess), Amos Henry (2 Sept 1841), Annie Alina (26 Sept 1846; m. 5 Nov 1867 Watson Porter), Robert Whitfield (28 Feb 1848) and John Caldwell (18 Aug 1850).
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[31241] The unverified file in OneWorldTree states John m. Elizabeth Deavitt and provides a list of their children.
[46283] Augustus' line is from the 2020 unverified Steward Family Tree in Ancestry.com which states he is son of Frederick Schmerfeld (1848-1920) and Anna Elizabeth Brandaur (1849-1928). "Standard-Speaker [Hazleton, PA], 14 July 1958," p. 8: "August Paul Schmerfeld, 74, 536 East Chestnut street, died at 6:58 p. m. yesterday at the Hazleton State Hospital. He was ill four weeks. A retired carpenter for the Haddock Mining Co., he was the son of the late Frederick and Anna Brandier Schmerfeld. He lived in McAdoo and Mahanoy City before coming to this city 17 years ago. He was a member of the United Church of Christ, McAdoo; the Haddock Local 2168, U.M.W., and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers 854, Delano. His wife, Catherine, nee Neifert, died December 28, 1946. Surviving are the following children: Paul, Stockdale, Ariz.; Miss Ruth Schmerfeld, at home; Howard, McAdoo Heights, and Mrs. Alverda Kuhen, Free Bridges, N.J. Six grandchildren, a brother, John, Grier City; and a sister, Mrs. Catherine Heckman, Quakake, also survive."
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[25881] Rhonda Scoullar, his greatgranddaughter, reports that he emigrated to Australia in the mid-19th century and "married Mary Ann McDaniel (Irish Descent)(1841-1920) - children were: (1)Clara (1863-1913). (2)Thomas William (1869-1938). (3)Mary (May) (1867-1905). (4)George Augustus (1869-1944). (5)Alice Maud (1872-1879). (6)Marion (Minnie) (1874-1900). (7)Hiram Bruce (1879-1947) my Grandfather, known as Bruce. (8)Gertrude (1878-1945). (9)Alice (Tot/Totsie) Maud (1881-1925). (10)Ada Elizabeth (1883-1904). Hiram Bruce married Daisy Ann Smith (1883-1981) - children: (1)Daisy Lorna (known as Lorna) (1905-2007). (2)Allan Bruce (my father) 1907-1993). (3)Wallace Frank 1909-1995). (4)Lindsay (1916-2006). (5)Geofrey (1920-1992). (6)Kenneth Arthur (1925- 2004). Allan Bruce married Eileen Mary Chisholm (1909-2005) on 13 April 1946."
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[39768] "The Tribune [Coshocton, Ohio], 17 December 1960," p. 5: "Charles Workman Watts, 65, Killbuck Route 1, farmer, died Friday night at University hospital, Columbus, where he had been a patient for four weeks. He was born June 8, 1895, in Knox township, Holmes county, a son of L. H. Watts, Killbuck Route 1, and the late Mary Ellen Workman Watts, and was married Jan 12, 1918 to Bessie Church, who survives. Mr. Watts was a charter member of the Holmes County Farm Bureau. Surviving in addition to his wife and father are one son, Robert Watts, Killbuck Rt. 1; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Dunn, Dayton, and Mrs. Helen Garvin, Shelby; one brother, Ralph Watts, Rittman; five grandchildren. One sister and one brother are deceased." Charles and Bessie had Robert Lewis Watts (1919 - 1996), Albert P Watts (1920 - 1950) and Mary A Watts Dunn (1922 - 2011).
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[2428] NOTE: These persons are NOT VERIFIED, but are as shared in One World Tree on Ancestry.com in 2007 which proposes as Andreas' father Hans Georg Zimmernan (b. ca. 1666 in Meckesheim, Germany, d. 1689 in Meckesheim).