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[47548] "Freeport Journal-Standard [Freeport, Illinois], 17 November 1959," p. 4: "Mrs. Loyal McHoes, 1304 W. Logan St., died in a local hospital Monday evening. The former Vivian Brown was born in Freeport in March, 1899, the daughter of William and Emma Ritzman Brown. Her marriage to Loyal McHoes took place in May, 1914. He died in August, 1948. Survivors include a son, William B. of Freeport; a daughter, Mrs. Frederick Hoelscher of Freeport; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Satterlee, Hawthorne, Calif., and Mrs. Jack (Dorothy) Adleman of Largo, Fla."
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[41213] Elizabeth and husband Jeremiah and their children are from the unverified http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cobb/barnstable.
[57282] "The Bangor Daily News [ Bangor, Maine]," 9 September 2024: "Bangor - Ruth E. Tapley, 95, died peacefully and free of pain on August 29, 2024, at a Bangor hospital. She was born on May 16, 1929, in the borough of Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of Thomas (Tobias) and Bessie (Borghild Jensen) Egland. Ruth graduated from Jamaica High School and worked as a secretary in New York City. She loved her job and often would take her lunch to Penn Station and watch people coming and going. When visiting with her twin sister in Sedgwick, ME, she met Bob Tapley and soon after would be married. Ruth and Bob made their home in Brewer, ME, but moved to Bob's hometown of Brooklin, ME, upon retiring. Ruth loved gardening and trying new recipes, especially when having company. In later years when she could not do some of the things that she loved, she would spend her days reading and doing her crossword puzzles. Ruth was proud of her Norwegian heritage and would often talk about how glad she was to have been able to visit Norway. She attended Calvary Baptist Church in Brewer for many years before becoming a member at Brooklin Baptist Church. Ruth had a strong faith in her heavenly Father and prayed others would know His love and kindness. She prayed daily for her family and those in need. Ruth always wanted to take care of others often sending money to those in need or just giving people a '$20' to treat themselves. Ruth leaves behind her daughter, Lori Edwards and her husband, Danny, of Holden, ME. She is also survived by nieces and nephews, Ruth Benson (Jim), Carol Becker, Joel Becker (Pam), Paul Becker (Mary), Steve Egland (Lanie), Margaret DeCamillas (Larry), and Janet Trovato (John). Ruth also leaves behind numerous great-nieces and nephews; and several special friends. Additionally, she is survived by her beloved granddog, Fenway whom she adored as much as he adored her. Ruth was predeceased by her beloved husband of 52 years, Bob; her parents; sisters, Harriet Becker and Alice Egland; her brother, Stan Egland; sister-in-law, Helen Egland; and brother-in-law, Bob Becker. Special thanks to Beth Spencer, Joel Egland, MaryAnn Lock and Cinda Lacadie who all spent special time with Ruth and took such good care of her. She loved the visits, chats and yummy treats. You all brought a big smile to her face. Also, thanks to St. Joesph's Hospital for the tender care given to her throughout her stay."
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Find A Grave memorial 35470490 offers: "Gov. Thomas Mayhew married (2) Jane (Gallion) Paine, widow of Thomas Paine, London merchant. She died after 1666 but before her husband. They had four children: Hannah Doggett, Bethiah Harlock Way, Mary, & Martha Tupper. (By Linda Mac) Susan's family sheet of Jane Gallion Paine Mayhew: She was married to Thomas Paine, 15 Oct 1620 in Wantane, Bershire, England- they have two children: Jane Paine and Thomas Paine. She was married to Thomas Paine Mayhew, 1634 in Medford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA- they have 5 children: Mary Mayhew, Martha Mayhew, Thomas Payne Mayhew, Hannah Mayhew and Bethiah Mayhew."
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[51873] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine], 18 October 2022": "Winter Harbor - Richard E. Gerrish passed peacefully in his home at Winter Harbor, Maine, October 14, 2022, at the age of seventy-seven. Richard was born at MDI Hospital, Bar Harbor, Maine, August 8, 1945. He was raised in the town of Winter Harbor, where he raised a family of his own. He was a devoted family man to many generations. Some of his fondest recollections are the days of hunting with his boys and attending their ball games - he spoke often that they were his most treasured memories. He shared his time with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, following their many activities. Richard dedicated more than 60 years of his life to the volunteer fire service in addition to his time spent as a federal firefighter and EMT. He was an inspiration to many up-and-coming fire fighters and EMTs. He was very involved in the annual Winter Harbor Lobster Festival and Trade Day throughout his years. Richard was a devoted Mason and treasured that brotherhood. Richard was predeceased by his parents, Earl and Alta Laura (Myrick) Gerrish; and sister, Barbara Lilly. He is survived by his two sons, Brian Gerrish and Wesley Gerrish; daughter-in-law, Victoria Gerrish; brother-in-law, James Lilly; nieces, Cathy Carruthers, Susan Campbell and her husband, Wayne Campbell, Lesli Gerrish and Sarah Bagley; grandchildren, Ryan Gerrish and his partner, Taylor Trombley, Gabe Gerrish and his partner, Lance Days, Dylan Gerrish, Kristen Gerrish, Keira Eschete, and Logan Leighton; great-grandchildren, Jaxon Kidder, Jace Gerrish and Bryson Gerrish; great-niece, Laura Carruthers Mahon and her husband, Bobby Mahon; great-great-nieces, Madison Mahon and Mackenzie Mahon; close friends, Peggy and Dick White, Robert Webber, Barbara Jean Bragdon, Tatum Mclean, Danielle Leighton, and many of his brothers in the masonic lodge, and brothers and sisters in the fire/EMT department."
[37556] Elizabeth m. (2) 7 Oct 1869 in Ashland Co., OH Peter Snyder.
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[53519] "Bangor Daily News [ Bangor, Maine]," 3 September 2020: "Lee - Nancy Louise (Pickering) Lothrop, age 79, passed away quietly on September 3, 2020, in Lee, Maine at the home where she was born and raised, the little one-room schoolhouse that her parents, Vaughn and Arlene (McPike) Pickering, bought and moved from the corner of Route 6 and the North Road during the Great Depression. Nancy was born on September 28, 1940, and attended Lee schools, graduating from Lee Academy in 1958. She married her high school sweetheart, Eaton Lothrop, and raised her family as a Navy wife and mom. Nancy loved to spend time with her family and friends at her camp on Silver Lake. For over 20 years, she was a 'snowbird' in Barr's Park in Zephyrhills, Florida. Nancy will always be remembered for her love and devotion to her family, the funny things she used to say known as 'Grammy Nancyisms,' and her Irish temper. She was a member of the former Northwoods Alliance in Lee. She was the Correspondence Secretary at House in the Woods Military and Family Retreat and was on the Board of Directors for the Sgt. Joel A. House Summer Camp Fund. She loved to eat out at local diners with her friends, especially her neighbor, Geraldine Crocker, who has a special place in the family's heart. Nancy was preceded in death by her parents, her brother and sister-in-law, Alton and Betty (Yeoman) Pickering, and her grandson, Joel A. House. She will never be forgotten by her three daughters, their spouses/significant others, her eight grandchildren, or her nine great-grandchildren: Deanna and Paul House with their children Luke House and son Joel T., Joy and Edward McLaughlin with their children, Eddie and Cora. Elaine Carey and Daryl Marston with children Jeremy and Alicia Carey with their boys, Joseph and Matthew; Stephanie and Justin Gifford with their son, Eliot; Amanda Carey and her fiancé, Eric Day, and children Maddox, Carson, and Roque; Sarah Marston with her daughter, Reese, Samantha and Gary Scott with their children, Andrew, Alyssa, and Aidan. Kathy and Joshua Crise with their children, Amelia Crise and Kevin Crise with his fiancéé, Fae MacKechnie. She was always very fond of her nephew and nieces, Dennis and wife Rachel Pickering, Pamela Madore, and Darlene Flood, and their children."