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[52843] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]." 24 October 2021: "Lincoln and Bangor - Karen Edgecomb Hurd passed away on October 22, 2021. She was born May 5, 1950, in Lincoln, ME, to Donald and Argie (Graves) Edgecomb. Karen was both doted on and lovingly tortured by her two older brothers, Robert Michael and David Peter Edgecomb. She graduated from Mattanawcook Academy in 1968, and from the University of Maine at Orono with a B.S. in biochemistry in 1972. Karen married her high school sweetheart, Carroll Ray Hurd, on July 1, 1972. He has always been the love of her life. She worked for more than 30 years in the Lincoln office of Dr. Emilio Ocana, whom she considered to be family. She loved being able to help people, especially at times when they most needed support. When Emilio retired, she worked for Boreas Family Medicine in Lincoln and then Downeast Orthopedics in Bangor. Her true life's work was her family. Together Karen and Carroll have two children, Carrie Donne (Hurd) Enos and her husband, Michael Clay Enos, of Bangor and Christopher Michael and his wife, Kristin (Villard) Hurd, of Hermon. She is survived by them and by her grandchildren, Elodie and Emmeline (Emme) Enos and Kylie Hurd; as well as her extended family. She was predeceased by both of her brothers; and her parents when they were far too young, and she became all that much closer to her extended family as a result. She enjoyed her role of carrying a whistle and clipboard to family reunions at Sleepytown in Wells, ME, and loved hearing stories retold year after year by her aunts and uncle. Those gatherings created a sense of belonging and certainly helped to fill a void left by losing all her immediate family in such a short period of time. Her inner strength, capacity for love, and emphasis on the importance of family will not be forgotten. Karen took pleasure in the very simplest things in life. Her grandchildren were her treasures. She enjoyed summers at camp, the beauty of nature, and the joys of the holiday season. We will miss receiving her texts to 'Look out the window - quick!' at the most beautiful sunsets, so we will remember her in those moments instead. We will think of her when the girls make up a silly song the way that she used to, when we read the many notes of encouragement she left us over the years, when we hang our Christmas stockings and remember the way her beautiful brown eyes would shine in anticipation of the season, and when we take our first boat ride next summer and feel the wind in our hair. She will live on when we see the bright, twinkling stars and hear the familiar cries of the loons over the Big Narrows. Karen, Mom and Grammy: We know that you are up there dancing the Cold Stream Hop with the Aunties and Eileen Back. Mammy, Bampy, Bob-o and Dave will finally be able to wrap their arms around their sweet Karen again, and boy are we jealous. We will bake your quiche on Christmas and your chocolate trifle just for fun. We will save front row seats for you at our daughters' graduations and weddings, because we know you wouldn't want to miss those most of all, and we will never, ever forget the love you showed us every day. With much love forever, Us."
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[34266] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 10 March 1948, p. 11: "North Castine, March 9 - Mrs. Josie Frances Cotton, 75, died at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Dwight Webster, here this afternoon after an illness of three months. She was born in Ellsworth, daughter of Orlando and Sara Silsby) Ingalls. She is survived by a stepmother, Mrs. Phoebe Brown of Washington state; a son, Roy Cotton of Bucksport; a daughter, Edith Bowden of Bucksport; a sister, Izora Isbister of Bucksport; three brothers, Roy Ingalls of Adelanto, Cal., William Ingalls of Florida, Kenneth Ingalls of Washington state; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; and one nephew." Josie is daughter of Orlando B. Ingalls (b. ca. 1845 in ME) and wife Sarah E. _____ (b. ca. 1847 in ME).
[42863] Shown as Jonathan's wife in "Americana - American Historical Magazine, Vol.14," (New York, NY: The American Historical Society, 1920), p. 402.
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[21488] Proposed as a son of Neem and Eliza by Oscar Nye (nyegrouch@cableone.net) in 2002.
[42387] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2017 which eports Earl and Blanche were in Lake Twp., Stark Co., OH at the 1920, 1930 and 1940 federal census. Earl owned Schoner Chevrolet, Inc. in Hartville, Stark Co., OH for more than 40 years. "The Akron Beacon Journal, 29 January 1983," p. 23: "Services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Uniontown for auto dealer Earl H. Schoner. Mr. Schoner, 87, died Thursday at Canton Aultman Hospital. Mr. Schoner opened his Chevrolet dealership in Uniontown in 1925. The agency moved to Hartville in 1936. Mr. Schoner later turned the management over to his family, but he never gave any thought to actually quitting the business. In fact, Mr. Schoner remained on the job until last Saturday, when he became ill and was taken to the hospital. 'Father was our official greeter and he was on the job several hours every morning and afternoon,' said his daughter, Dorothy Hanlon. Mrs. Hanlon's husband, Frank, bought Schoner Chevrolet-Olds-mobile Hartville five years ago. Mr. Schoner also became involved in the community and was a long-time member and president of the Uniontown Public School Board before it merged with Hartville to become the Lake school district. A life resident of Uniontown, he was a graduate of Uniontown High School, life member and treasurer of St. John's Lutheran Church and former president of the church council. He was a 60-year-member of Hadassah Lodge 450 International Order of Oddfellows of Greentown, member of Congress Lake Club, past president of the Uniontown Lions Club and a former member of the Stark County and National Auto Dealers associations. Mr. Schoner also leaves two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and two half-sisters, Florence Snyder of Canton and Leora Finley of Uniontown."