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[46461] Donald was Director of Purchases at the Ohio Brass Co., retiring after 33 years there in 1975. He served as an Elder and Trustee of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Akron.
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[9637] Elizabeth m. 22 Sept 1915 Charles Raymond Young (1889-1956) who became a prominent Coatesville, PA attorney, a graduate of Dickinson College and Law School, active in the Coatesville Presbyterian Church. They are busied in Fairview Cemetery, Coatesville, PA. They had Suzanne Young (b. 20 Dec 1918 at Philadelphia, PA; m. 29 Sept 1951 Norwood Wilson Watts who died 15 Sept 1973 - they had Richard Young Watts, b. 5 Feb 1957). Richard Y. Watts (jesus_hewhosaves@juno.com) offered these memories in June, 2003 via email: "Every summer my Grandmother Young and my Mom, those two with whom I spent the first 33 years of my life(as I think of my parents having separated when I was 5,and divorced when I was 9), WENT UP TO DICKINSON COLLEGE,AND THEN ON TO PERRY COUNTY! I am an only child, graduated from Dickinson College. My education also includes 3 semesters at Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary as a matriculant. My Mom died Nov.14,1991. She graduated from Dickinson College ,and received her Masters in Secondary Education from Columbia Univ. My Dad was the son of a Presbyterian minister,graduated cum laude from Princeton,and a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard. My Grandmother Young graaduated from Irving College, of which you may have heard. She died in June of '86. The Dora who married Mr. Buckley was actually 'Dana.' Georgette had 2 daughters with whom I myself would really like to be permanently in contact. One was -oh,their first names will come back to mind!-one married a man of the last name Lord,and the other Schengrund (I think the spelling is right). Re: Geo.Arnold: He lived a notable life, which makees some sense given that he and his sister grew up as the children of a hotelier-The Mansion House being a fine hostelry. And being the son of M.L.Arnold Geo. most notably I would say, other than being married to Nana-who was a genuine beauty-was a big cog in the wheel of the shipment of materiel to Europe during W.W.II; but it was all kept secret - This needs research by someone! MARTIN LUTHER ARNOLD:Went to the Alaska Gold Rush, came home with a large gold nugget; when he returned he bought a ranch in Montana; and finally died in Coatesville in his daughter and son-in-law and granddaughters house. Re: Romayne, Eva's sister, I met her before she moved from Carlisle. The Wisconsin connection somehow rings true,howeveer I thought she died while living at Sun Valley in Arizona. I met Eva, of whom Grandmother Young was very fond, but I'm told she was a character! My last comment would be that one of her two sons, and I thought it was Harry rather than Don, retired at the age of 50, unmarried, apparently well-to-do, as a bank president."
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[8056] Charles' ancestry is from the unverified Corson Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2011. He is in the 1800 federal census in Superior, Williams Co., OH and in Leon Co., FL in the 1900 census, and thereafter in the censuses in St. Joseph Co., IN. "The South Bend Tribune [South Bend, Indiana], 29 January 1935," p. 17: "Charles Bmndydge, aged 64, died at 11:50 o'clock Monday morning in his home, rural route No. 1, Osceola, this county. He had been in failing health for several years. Mr. Brundydge was born Jan. 5, 1871, near Montpelier, O., and came to this vicinity 29 years ago from there. He was married May 3, 1814, in Montpelier to Miss Sarah Monn, who survives. Surviving also are three sons, Ray Brundydge, of Osceola; Harold Brundydge, of Mishawaka, and Charles Brundydge, at home. Three grandchildren also survive and one sister, Mrs. Alice Lane, of New Orleans, La. The body may be viewed in the Fred H. Bubb chapel Tuesday evening until the hour of the service Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. G. W. Little, of the Pleasant Valley church, Montpelier, will conduct the service in the chapel. The body will be taken to Montpelier for burial there Thursday. Mr. Brundydge was a member of Mishawaka tent, No. 12, Knights of the Maccabees."
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[57438] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 25 July 2022: "Eddington - Vaughn Edward Coleman, 84, a loving and devoted husband, father, and grandfather, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, July 19, 2022. He was born December 11, 1937, in Brewer, the son of Edward and Frances (Worster) Coleman. On August 25, 1956, he married his beloved wife, Marlene (Stockwell) Coleman, and together they raised three daughters. He retired from the University of Maine after 25 years. After retirement, he and Marlene spent many happy years residing in both Eddington, ME, and Bradenton, FL. Vaughn was known for his stories, his endearing smile, and his kind and compassionate spirit. He cherished his family and created unforgettable memories for so many. Whether captaining his pontoon boat, embarking on a travel adventure, spending time at the lake, or hitting the slots at the casino, his enthusiasm for life experiences was inevitably contagious. Vaughn was predeceased by his parents; and his sister, Carolyn. He is survived by his loving wife, Marlene; children, Linda Horr (Robert), Pamela Treadwell (Dana), and Sherri Pugh (Anthony); grandchildren, Derek Coleman (Valerie), Melanie Miller (Colin), Michael Blais (Nicole), Stefanie Poole, Kristy Davis (Jonathan), and Nicole Horr; great-grandchildren, Isabella Blais, Alexis Miller, Ellie Davis, Riley Miller, Alexander Davis, Olivia Wethington, Ava Blais, DJ Coleman, Natalie Hansen, and Madilyn Hansen; sister, Marion Porter; brother, Richard Coleman (Sandra Noyes); several nieces and nephews; dear friends James and Adria Hughes, John Gamble and Elaine Scott, Gene and Lorraine Welch, Ervin and Ann Marston; and many more special family and friends."
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[5758] [His mother is Dubhocola, 3rd wife of Tirloch.] He acceeded in 1189 as King. AKA Cathal Crobderg macToirrdelbaig, King of Connacht - see the web site http://www3.dcs.hull.ac.uk/cgi-bin/gedlkup/n=royal?royal08178 in 2003.
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[26207] See http://www.frenchfamilyassoc.com for more information.
[40807] An unverified McMinn Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Richard Hawkins was born on January 13, 1612, in Slapton, Devon. He had [a] son with Hester Richards in 1637. He died in 1666 in Westmoreland, Virginia, at the age of 54. . . .Hester Richards was born in 1613 in Dartmouth, Devon, the child of Edward and Jane . . . . She died on July 23, 1660, in Slapton, Buckinghamshire, at the age of 47." Ancestry.com offers: "Hawkins Name Meaning - English: patronymic from the Middle English personal name Hawkin, a diminutive of Hawk 1 with the Anglo-Norman French hypocoristic suffix -in. English: in the case of one family (see note below), this is a variant of Hawkinge, a habitational name from a place in Kent, so called from Old English Hafocing 'hawk place'. Irish: sometimes used as an English equivalent of Gaelic Ó hEacháin (see Haughn)."
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[20958] His will was probated 7 Aug 1801. He m. by 1764 as on 5 July 1764 he and Anna had a son, John Michael, baptised at Muhlbach. On 9 April 1763 he was warranted 68 acres at Muhlbach and about 1772 he was in Penns Township, Northumberland Co., and was taxed there that year. He took up 100 acres there 29 June 1773 along the Mahantango Creek at Meiserville and Shadle. By 1793 he owned 470 acres. He was a road surveyor in Penns Twp. in 1775 and owned a sawmill.
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[60976] Martha is daughter of Capt. Joseph Tyler (b. in 1752) & Jane March Small (b. in 1765).