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[48323] See the unverified file 21BV-FRM in 2021 in familysearch.org for Elizabeth and her children with Benjamin as his second wife.
[37697] The unverified Hutchins Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 provides this person.
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[51968] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 27 April 1961, p. 12: "Guilford - Linwood L. Colson, 42, died suddenly late Tuesday night at a Dover-Foxcroft hospital. He was born at Guilford January 29, 1919, son of Linwood L. and Hattie C. (Pressey) Colson. He was graduated from Guilford High School in 1935 and attended Husson College, Bangor. He was proprietor of the Colson Monumental Works for 13 years. He was a member of the Conner-Trafton Post American Legion of Guilford. He was a veteran of foreign wars, Harmony and a member of Guilford Fire Department. He is survived by his widow, Harriet Pero Colson; a son, Linwood I., a daughter, Pamela Sue; his mother of Guilford; two sisters, Velma I. Colson of New York City, Mrs. W. F. Clark of Portsmouth, N. H.; a nephew."
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He is listed as Henry in the 1860 federal census in Brooklyn, King Co., NY. The 1870 federal census in Brooklyn lists him as Henry in his father's family and states he is a clerk in the sugar refining business. The 1900 federal census lists him as Henry (with his wife, Julia) in the family of his father in Islip, Suffolk Co., NY. 1910 federal census lists him in Ward 19, Manhattan, New York City, parents b. in Germany, wife Julia T., with children William K. (age 21), Doris A. (20), Julia A. (18) and Adolph M. (15), and seven other persons (presumably servants). His father, William Dick, founded the sugar industry in the United States of America - see "Merchants of Williamsburg: Frederick C. Havemeyer, Jr., William Dick, John Mollenhauer, Henry O. Havemeyer," Harry W. Havemeyer (privately printed, c. 1989 - Brooklyn, NY Public Library call # 664.1 H).
"A history of Long Island, from its earliest settlement to the present time," Peter Ross (New York: The Lewis Publishing Co., 1902) offers: "John Henry Dick, actively and prominently connected with the sugar-refining industry and with other large commercial and financial enterprises in New York city and vicinity, was born in the metropolis February 22, 1851, a son of William Dick, whose life and great business achievements are referred to at length elsewhere in this volume. He received his literary education at Stamford. Connecticut, after which he completed a course in Bryant & Stratton's Business College in Brooklyn, New York. He then entered the sugar refinery of Dick & Meyer, and under the direction of bis father fully mastered all the details of the business, through its mechanical operations as well as in the counting-room. He afterward became secretary of the company, and occupied that position until the destruction of the works by fire. September 7, 1889. In the reorganization of the business he became identified with the Mollenhauer Sugar Refining Company, and director of the National Sugar Refilling Company, of New Jersey. His career has been marked by wise judgment, keen discrimination and conservative spirit, and he is regarded by bis associates as in all respects the highest possible authority in all matters affecting the large interests in which he is concerned. He is also actively interested in other business enterprises, including banking and trust companies, manufactures and similar concerns. Making his home in Brooklyn, his interest has been enlisted in various benevolent and social movements of the city. He was among the organizers of the Amphion Academy and the Hanover Club, in which he has served as a director, and he has held a like position in the Brooklyn Throat Hospital, which owes much to his generosity. He is a member of the Deutscher V'erein, New York, the Bushwick Club and the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, and of the Manhattan Club, of New York. He is a Democrat in politics, but has ever been unambitious of personal preferment. With his family his religious associations are with the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. On the 24th of November, 1886, Mr. Dick was united in marriage to Miss Julia T. Mollenhauer, a daughter of John Mollenhauer, the founder of the Mollenhauer Sugar Refinery Company. Of this union were born four children: William K., Adolph M., Doris A. and Julia A II Dick."
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[11998] "Mansfield News-Journal, 30 July 1951," p. 7: "Earl Heichel, 53, of 761 Bowman St., died Sunday morning at the Richland Hospital following an extended illness. Born in Mansfield July 8, 1898, Mr. Heichel had spent his entire in this vicinity. Until his illness, he was an employee of the Empire Steel Corp. Surviving are his wife, Katherine Weingartner Heichel; five sons, James Jr., in the navy, Earl in the Marines and Allen, David and Kenneth of Mansfield; three daughters. Mrs. Wilber Crose, Mrs. John Cline and Mrs. Coy Davis, all of Mansfield; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William Heichel of Mansfield, Harvey of New York and Elmer of Chicago; one sister, Mrs. Clifford Wharton of Mansfield; five half-brothers, Hershel, Jav and Ray Heichel of Mansfield and John of Wyoming; a half-sister, Mrs. Nora Barr of Mifflin."
[28804] Anna Maria was a daughter of Adolf Frederick I (1588-1658), duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, and his wife Anna Maria of Ostfriesland. Her paternal grandmother was Sophia of Holstein-Gottorp, a daughter of Adolf of Holstein-Gottorp and Christine of Hesse-Kassel (or Hesse-Cassel). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Maria_of_Mecklenburg-Schwerin and http://genealogy.euweb.cz/meckl/meckl3.html.
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[41311] An unverified Goodwin Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Nicholas Potter was born on April 1, 1604, the child of Robert and Elizabeth. He had [at least] one son with Emma Knight on May 28, 1639. He died on August 18, 1677, in Salem, Massachusetts, at the age of 73."
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[51153] "The Ellsworth American [ Ellsworth, Maine], 23 April 2014": "Southwest Harbor - Bessie Tapley Gray, 64, died April 23, 2014, in Bar Harbor. She was born Feb. 24, 1950, in Bar Harbor, the daughter of Lewis Merton and LeRita (Tainter) Tapley. She attended Pemetic High School. From a young age, Bessie knew her destiny and that was to take care of the abused and unwanted animals of the world. She did that through her work with the animal shelter in Southwest Harbor, forever finding homes for these little creatures, until she could no longer walk to the kennels. Bessie is survived by her husband, Kenneth L. Gray Sr.; two sons, Robert L. Gray and wife, Lee and Kenneth L. Gray Jr. and wife, Leslie; and grandson, Jay; one brother, Jerry Tapley and wife, Beverly; three sisters, Alice Pettegrow and husband, Mac, Dinah Spurling and husband, Loren and Rowena (Dean) Turner and husband, Raymond; brother-in-law, Michael S. Gray and sister-in-law, Judy Albano; special friends, Brenda Seavey and husband, Keith, Becky Madeira Castle, Cheryl Astle and Jonalee Roths. She was predeceased by one brother, Teddy Tapley."