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"Pottsville Republican [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 20 February 1982," p. 16: "David J. Dutcavich of Minersville was graduated with high honors from Catonsville Community College, receiving an associate degree in mortuary science. A 1971 graduate of Nativity BVM High School, Pottsville, Dutcavich received an associate degree in biomedical equipment technology from the Pennsylvania State University in 1980. He is now affiliated with Dutcavich Funeral Home, Minersville, as a resident intern funeral director. He and his wife, the former Deborah Watson, recently moved from Baltimore, Md., to Minersville. He is a son of Mr. an Mrs. John Dutcavich, Minersville."
"Pottsville Republican [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 1 August 1977," p. 20: '"Navy Sonar Technician First Class David J. Dutcavich, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dutcavich, Minersville, departed for an extended deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. He is a crew member aboard the frigate USS McCloy, homeported in Norfolk, Va. While deployed, his ship operates as a unit of the Sixth Fleet. Dutcavich joined the Navy in February 1972. " In 1982, after 6 years of U. S. Navy service and 4 years of college, David and his wife, Debbie, returned to Minersville to work in the family's business, the Dutcavich Funeral Home. David is active in local politics and is the county Prothonotary and Mayor of Minersville, PA."
David's obituary: "David J. Dutcavich, 70, of Minersville, died unexpectedly on Sunday. Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of Gloria Montello Dutcavich, Minersville, and the late John J. Dutcavich. He was a graduate of Nativity B.V.M. High School, and enlisted in the U.S. Navy shortly after high school. He spent 6 years on active duty, serving aboard the USS McCloy (FF-1038) and the USS Schofield (FFG-3). Dave was privileged to have visited over two dozen countries during port calls in both ships. After discharge from active duty, he served in the Navy Reserve at Centers in Hazleton, Avoca, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Reading. He served in several ships and Navy facilities, including Bethesda Naval Hospital and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, retiring as a Chief Hospital Corpsman in 1992. He graduated from Penn State where he studied clinical engineering. He worked briefly for Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI), Plymouth Meeting, and later worked in the Clinical Engineering Department at Sinai Hospital, Baltimore. He was also a graduate of Catonsville (MD) Community College where he studied mortuary science. He returned to Minersville in 1982 to join the funeral service business founded by his father; and derived lifelong satisfaction from serving hundreds of families in their time of grief. He was active in funeral service associations, having served as vice-chairman of the legislative committee of the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association and as president of the Lebanon-Schuylkill Funeral Directors Association. In addition to his Naval service, he was involved in public service on numerous levels. A life member of the Minersville Good Will Fire Company, he was a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician for over ten years. Daves principal hobby was politics, as it gave him an outlet to exercise his argumentative side - something rarely revealed to his funeral service clients. He served as a Deputy Coroner for 20 years before being elected Schuylkill County Coroner. During his single term as Coroner, he reduced the budget for that office by 26%. He was also the first Coroner in county history to establish formal training for field investigators and the first to become nationally certified by the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators. While these accomplishments were beneficial to the taxpayer and to the office, they were a source of annoyance to both a local pathologist and a local minister, both of whom worked feverishly - and successfully - to prevent his re-election by lobbying law enforcement and by writing letters. He also served as Mayor of Minersville from 2002-2010; and was instrumental in negotiating two police contracts without resorting to arbitration. His approach to local government was to apply common sense in the decision-making process; and to avoid passing local laws that restricted the freedom of residents. Finally, he served as Schuylkill County Prothonotary from 2012 to 2019, during which he worked with multiple departments to provide greater access to County records. As chairperson of the Records Improvement Committee, he redirected Records Improvement Funds from 'candy jar' funding for various offices toward improvement of public access to archived records. Along with Ken Breiner, an Orwigsburg funeral director, Dave was most proud of his service with the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner after the World Trade Center attacks in 2001, working with OCME staff and family members to assist in identification of victims of the World Trade Center attacks of 9/11. Proud of Minersville, he provided support to numerous organizations. During his second term as Minersville Mayor, he donated his mayoral salary to the Minersville Swimming Pool. He told horrible jokes and enjoyed pranking friends and family. He also gave generously from his Prothonotary salary to various local causes, including the Minersville School District, the Minersville Skatepark Association, the Lehigh Valley Hospital, Schuylkill Auxiliary, Schuylkill Women in Crisis and the United Way. Beyond that, he had a personal passion for coffee drinking and an occasional glass of good Scotch. Daves love of music was instilled during his time at Penn State by one of his life mentors, James W. Beach. His accidental introduction to Broadway during his service in New York City led to an appreciation of theater, which also led to his ardent support of theater productions at Minersville Area High School, which also extended to Pottsville High School. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his first wife, the former Deborah Watson, on Christmas Day, 1995; a brother, Daniel; a nephew, Richard Pizzo; a niece Melissa Watson Bugbee. Surviving in addition to his mother are his second wife, the former Arlene Botek, who tolerated his relentless teasing for 14 years; four children, Vincent Dutcavich and his wife, Lauretta, Fairfax Station, Virginia, Christina Shannon and her husband, Colin, Pennsburg, James Dailey and his wife, Ashley, Clayton, NC, and Erica Dailey, Harrisburg; four grandsons, Brennan and James Dutcavich and twins Caeden and Caleb Shannon; three granddaughters, Anna Grace Dutcavich and Lyla and Ryleigh Dailey. He is also survived by four remaining siblings, Diane Pizzo and her husband, Richard, Barnesville, Denise Crum and her husband, Thomas, Morrisville, Karen Myers, Mechanicsburg, and Gary and his wife, Beth, Lake Wynonah; 26 nieces and nephews - each of whom was also tolerant of incessant teasing as a young child by their Uncle Dave."
Following the funeral his grandson, Jordan, wrote: "The US Navy sent two sailors to Dave's funeral as an honor guard. One was a Commander in rank. They precisely folded the flag, handed it to his widow, and saluted Dave with immense reverence. Three veterans did a gun salute. It was all beautiful. Dave was the embodiment of service, community, and compassion. For 20 years, he honorably served the the most powerful navy the world has ever seen as a Corpsman. Service carried over to community where he was the hometown mayor, county prothonotary, and county coroner. His compassion guided countless families through their time of grief. We are all better for having known him."
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[8974] "News-Journal [Mansfield, Ohio], 28 March 1958," p. 2: "BURR V. "BUD" HOLLENBAUGH, 70, of 85 Shelby Ave.. Shelby, employe of the Ohio Seamless Tube Division of Copperweld Co. 54 years before retiring in May, 1956, last night in Shelby Memorial Hospital of cancer. Survivors: wife, Effie: sons. Henry and Irven of Shelby: daughters, Mrs. Earl Blatter of Shelby and Betty of Columbus; six grandchildren; brother, Norris E. of Shelby. . . . Member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church and vestry of church; Masonic orders, including Shelby Lodge 350, F and AM, Shelby Chapter 178, Mansfield Council 94, Mansfield Commandery 21, Scottish Rite Consistory, Valley of Columbus, Richland County Scottish Rite Assn.; Junior Order of United American Mechanics, Eagles Lodge of Shelby, Modern Woodmen of America and 50-Year Club of Ohio Seamless Tube."
[55012] The unverified file L7G7-GYH in familysearch.com offers: "When Josephine Bonaparte Lindsey was born on 18 November 1866, in Carroll Plantation, Penobscot, Maine, United States, her father, Daniel Webster Lindsey Jr., was 34 and her mother, Abigail Abby Gilpatrick, was 30. She married Granville Randall Foster on 27 June 1896. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 2 daughters. She lived in Maine, United States in 1870. She died on 23 July 1948, in Danforth, Washington, Maine, United States, at the age of 81, and was buried in Hilltop Cemetery, Danforth, Washington, Maine, United States."
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[21449] Known from "New England Annals, Chapter Six," Laird C. Towle, Ed. (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1980), p. 18, as brother to Mary Mitton. He was killed in the massacre which also involved the families of Anthony and Thomas Brackett - see letter from Lt. Thaddeus Clark to his mother, reprinted on pp. 19-20 (Thaddeus m. the second daughter of Michael Mitton and was himself killed by Native Americans in 1690, and perhaps is son of Thomas Clark of Boston).
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Virginia Horler notes:
Thomas was born at the home of Phineas Marston in the Fruitvale District of Oakland, California according to BonnieGaia's WorldConnect Tree v050728 (ancestry.com). Phineas' son Frank was married to Henrietta's sister.
April 3, 1910 Lieutenant Thomas I. Steere was a bachelor, Washington Post.
30 Nov 1915 served as 1st Lieutenant in Coast Artillery Corps. Washington Post, 30 Nov 1915.
1930 Census in Los Angeles, California, ED 19, page 19B He said his mother was born in Maine. He married (1) Lora Mae Woodhead, married 25 Apr 1914 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, b. 13 May 1888 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, d. 17 Jun 1984 in Idyllwild, Riverside, CA. He married (2) Agnes Dorothy Campbell, married 14 Aug 1944, d. JUN 1975.
Children:
i. Florence Virginia Steere, b. 8 Mar 1915 in Ft. Monroe, VA.
ii. Charles Warren Steere, b. 30 Oct 1917 in Ft. Columbia, Washington, d. 23 Jun 1933.
iii. John Averal Steere, b. 24 Apr 1919 in Ft. Rosecrans, California, d. 3 Dec 1957. He married Unknown Hornbeck.
iv. James H. Steere, b. 1924 in California.
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[38866] "The Akron Beacon Journal [Akron, Ohio], 27 January 1998," p. 11: "Richfield - Margaret Lehman (nee Thomson), beloved wife of Robert; dear mother of Pamela Haba, David (Julie), Douglas (Donna), Scott (Georgia), and Susan (Steven) McGuigan; grandmother of 14; sister of Richard and Donald."
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[34650] http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/franklin-ellis/history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204/page-37-history-of-that-part-of-the-susquehanna-and-juniata-valleys-embraced-in-the-cou-ill-204.shtml offers: "Emanuel, the subject of this biographical sketch, was born on the 9th of February, 1822, in Dover, York County, Pa., and remained a resident of that county until 1833, when, with his parents, he removed to Perry County. After such educational opportunities as the common school afforded, he, at the age of nineteen, entered the mill of Edmund Riggins, in Milford, Juniata township, with a view to learning the trade of a miller. At the expiration of the year he removed to Ohio, and for two years worked as a journeyman. Returning to Perry County, he pursued his trade in various portions of the county, and, on the 1st of Februaiy, 1844, was married to Margaret, daughter of Conrad Earnest, of Madison township, in the same county. The children of this marriage are Amanda Jane (Mrs. William H. Clouser); Jerome E., married to Kate Lenig; Milton, married to Kate Ickes; Winfield S., married to Amanda Wilson; John T., married to Annie Kepner; William C, married to Mollie Armstrong; Elizabeth (Mrs. Simon Fleisher); and Emma. Mr. Toomey, after bis marriage, rented a mill in Greenwood township for one year, and then, desiring to change his vocation, for two years engaged in butchering and stock-dealing. He ran the Juniata Furnace Mill for one year, and, in 1849, became for five years the lessee of a mill in Juniata County, subsequently renting the Milford Mills for three years. In 18(J0 he purchased a farm on Little Buffalo Creek, iu Juniata township, which engaged his attention until 1883, when, having sold the property, he removed to Milford, his present residence. Mr. Toomey, as a Whig, and later as a Republican, has been more or less active in politics, but has neither sought nor accepted office. He is a supporter of the Evangelical Church of Milford, which his father was instrumental in establishing, and to which he contributed with much liberality."
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_Alonzo Algernon WILLEY _|
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[48813] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, ME], 14 December 2013": "Cherryfield - Lawrence C. Willey, 83, passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013, at MCMH following long term illnesses and his battle with cancer. He was born on Aug. 27, 1930, to Lawrence C. Willey Sr. and Persis Morrison in Milbridge. In the 1950s he served in the U.S. Army in Germany along side his brother, Alonzo Willey. Lawrence was an avid hunter in his early years. He loved the outdoors and anything to do with nature, especially watching the squirrels play out the window. He was a really big sports fan, especially the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots. He always looked forward to watching a game. He was a loving and caring father, an amazing grandfather, and he adored his great-grandchildren. He was very friendly to everyone. He will be loved and missed by many. He is survived by his son, Eric Willey of Milbridge; daughters, Joan and Karen Willey of Cherryfield and Annette Willey of South Gouldsboro; brothers, Alonzo Willey of Cherryfield and James Willey of Massachusetts; sisters, Joann Tucker and husband, Lionelle, of Ellsworth and Jeannie Willey of Sullivan; grandchildren, Mary, Jeffrey, Nick, Chris, Kevin, Katie, Nena, Cassie, Alicia, Paige, and Courtney Willey, and Amanda Dunbar, and Precious and Logan Townsend; great-grandchildren, Mariah, CJ, Conner, Braydon, Cameron, Mekenna, Kaydence, Tristan, Shaylee, Kylie, Payton, Khloe, Tanner, Niomi, Lillianna, and Maddison. He was predeceased by his parents, Lawrence C Willey Sr. and Persis Morrison; wife, Patricia A. Kilton-Willey; and great-granddaughter, Morgan E. Dunbar."