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[4623] Mark Lozer of the Fulton Co. Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society on the chapter web site lists her as Fidelia Eleanor (Ella) Boyers and reports that she was b. 20 Oct 1863 and m. 22 Jan. 1871 John J. Shaffer (b. 23 March 1849, d. 6 Nov 1921), son of Jacob Shaffer and Hannah Clark.
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_William DYER _______________|________________________________
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_William J. DYER ____|
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| |_Mary TAYLOR ________________|_Lydia HATCH ___________________
| (1660 - 1738) m 1686 (1630 - ....)
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[28507] See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dyer/william_of_ri/D6.htm for Mercy's ancestry.
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Find A Grave memorial 169183676 offers: "Note: there is likely no extant grave marker for Mary, nor has any burial record been found. However, she and her husband lived in West Boxford, and their deaths were recorded in the Second Congregational Church there. This is the cemetery that was associated with that church at that time.
Mary was the daughter of Daniel Eaton and Mary (Ingalls?) of Boxford, Mass. She was married in Reading, Mass. 24 Dec 1691 to John Cole, the son of John Cole and Mary Knight of Salem, Mass. Mary and John had seven known children, born in Reading and Lynn, Mass., and in 1721 moved to Boxford, where they spent the remainder of their lives."
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[36613] This person is from the unverified Farmer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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[20] Thomas m. Elizabeth (or Mary - "Elizabeth" per 1850 census). He settled in 1810 in Mohican Twp., Ashland Co., OH; b. ca. 1770 per 1850 census. Ashland Co. was taken from Wayne Co. and the Canton-Wooster Land Office records indicate that a Thomas Newman received land in Wayne County 17 July 1813 ("Early Ohioans Residences from the Land Grant Records," Mayburt Stevenson Riegel [Mansfield, OH: OH Genealogical Society, 1976], p. 49). Ancestry.comoffers: "Newman Name Meaning - English: nickname for a newcomer to a place, from Middle English newe new + man man. This form has also absorbed several European cognates with the same meaning, for example Neumann."
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_William Yeaton SAWYER _|_Diadama T. COOPER __
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[58933] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 4 March 2025: "Russell Andrews Sawyer, 80, of Newport, passed away peacefully on March 3, 2025. Russ was born on February 2, 1945, to E. Raymond Sawyer and M. Arlene (Smith) Sawyer. A lifelong Newport resident, he loved living on Sebasticook Lake with his beloved wife, Jane. They enjoyed watching all the varieties of wildlife that passed by their home and especially looked forward to seeing the baby ducks and the resident loons every year. Russ was a very proud graduate of the University of Maine. He worked at Hoods in Newport, before apprenticing under his father to become a master electrician. He enjoyed working with his father at Ray's Electric and continued the family business for many years after Ray retired. Russ had an infectious personality, a quick wit, and always a smile for anyone around him. He was known for his sense of humor and his love of music. He and Jane looked forward to attending the American Folk Festival every year. They were so proud of their daughter, Renee, and her work in journalism. Over the years they had several pets that were beloved members of the family. Russ could often be found chuckling at some antics the animals got up to. Russ is survived by his wife, Jane (Boyle); daughter, Renee and her husband, Rick Fournier; son-in-law, Vern Leeman; grandchildren, Trevor Bemis, Jillian Grover, Jayci Fournier, and Nick Fournier; great-grandsons, Christopher Holbrook, Xander Bemis, and Landon Grover; sister, Kathy and her husband, Frank Pray; and a special niece, Shelby and her husband, Scott Emery. He was predeceased by his parents, Raymond and Arlene Sawyer; daughters, Eileen Bemis and Janelle Leeman; granddaughter, Jenny Bemis; and great-grandson, Hayden Grover. A celebration of life will be held in the spring at their home on Sebasticook Lake, the announcement will be at a later date."
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| | _Silas Munn JEWELL _______|_Mary TREMAINS ____________________________
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Sylvester probably came from Framlingham, England, but his name does not appear in parish records there. He was appointed ferryman at Cape Neddick River in 1652; signed the Submission in 1652, the petition to Cromwell in 1656, and the address to Massachusetts in 1662. "New England Miniature - A History of York, Maine," George Ernst (Freeport, ME, 1961, p. 17) reports, "In 1649, Sylvester Stover, progenitor of one of York's oldest families, was granted, with three partners, a tract of land at the mouth of the Cape Neddick River, and they started the second large-sized fishery plant in Gorgeana." [Georgeanna = York, ME] (Cf. "The Stover Family...," Forrest B. Snow - typescript copy at the Ellsworth Public Library, 46 State Street, Ellsworth, ME 04605.) Family historian Mike Stafford (mike-sta4d@prodigy.net) shared in 2002: "Sylvester Stover was born about 1628 in England (Ipswich, Suffolk ?). LDS source has his birth in 1634 and death on 14 Feb 1689 in York, York, ME. He signed a will on 21 JUL 1687. In 1687, having some occasion to visit England, he made his will in advance as a precautionary measure on account of the known perils of that voyage as well as his advancing years: Sylvester Stover named his wife Elizabeth and his sons John, Dependence, Josiah, and George, and mentioned "the rest of my children." He bequeathed to his son Dependence Stover threescore and ten acres of land where his house was, up the river, in "Cape Nedick," to his son Josiah "the new pasture lying upon the right hand of the lane going from my house to York.... after the decease of my wife, and to his son son George the houses and the rest of my land that is not deposed of ... and if my son John Stover please he shall have that Libertie for to change with my son George Stover for what land and house which he have at the cape neck for that which my son George Stover have here after the decease of my wife." The inventory, as presented by Elizabeth Stover, widow, 17 Feb 1689/90, showed that the estate was appraised at L731. 7s (Maine Wills, p. 12). He died before 1689 and it is not in evidence whether he died in England or had returned. The natural inference would be that his death occurred while in England. His will was proved on 14 Feb 1689/90. Sylvester received a grant of land on 13 July 1649 at Cape Neddick, ME. He built a fortified house on this land. From 1688 to 1712, the Indian Wars made life hazardous in this region. He was a fisherman in partnership with John Ball, Thomas Waye, and Michael Powell. He was appointed a ferryman at Cape Neddick River at a town meeting held December 8, 1652. It is likewise ordered that Sylvester Stover shall keep a ferry at Cape Neddick river & shall provide canoos sufficient for that end. In which consideration the sd. Stover is to have two pence a person for every one he carries or fetches over, If he be a stranger; and a penny for every inhabitant of York, that he so carrieth or fetcheth, & four pence for every hors or beast that sd Stover swimmeth or causeth by his help to be sworm over the sd. river." (T.R. i, 17) He apparently continued to act in this capacity until 1687 when he left town for England (never to return?). (History of York, Maine, Vol II, pg 12) In 1660, his mother-in-law, Margret Norton, lived at his house, causing Sylvester such trouble that the Court threatened to imprison her. In 1665, he and his wife were before the Court for "Complaining on one another on the Lord's Day in the morning - He for saying that his wife did abuse him and bid him go to Thomas Crockett's and carry some bread and cheese to his bastard". With the exception of Ferryman, he held no public office. He did sign the following: The Submission in 1652; The petition to Cromwell in 1656; The Address to Massachusetts in 1662. The English origin of Sylvester may trace to the County of Suffolk. In no other County in England is Stover to be found and its ancient spelling is Stopher, Stofer, and while the form now known does not appear until after 1600 in the Suffolk - the names are interchangeable in the English records. Stovers are found in the following parishes from 1524 to 1640: Ipswich, Walton, Felixstowe, Peasenhall, Badingham, Bruisyard, Parham and Framlingham. The last five being a group of adjoining parishes. He was married to Elizabeth Norton on 25 May 1652 in York, York Co. ME. See Mrs. Frank M. Angellotti, "Sylvester Stover of York, Me., and some of his descendants," New Eng. Hist. Gen. Reg., 85 (1931): 300-305. Ancestry.com suggests the origin of the surname: "North German (Stöver): from Middle Low German stover, badstover bather, worker at a public bathhouse."
[40480] Bethana is daughter of Lewis and Amelia (Clark) Studley of Scituate, MA. "Studley Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of various places, in Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and North Yorkshire, so called from Old English stod stud farm + leah wood, clearing, pasture." - Source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press
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_Firney TETTLETON ___|
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[15205] The unverified Lane Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When Sallie Bradley Tettleton was born on August 27, 1899, in Whitesboro, Texas, her father, James, was 32 and her mother, Arminta, was 31. She married William Elikem Wardall on August 10, 1934, in Northwood, Iowa. She died on May 18, 1990, in Edmond, Oklahoma, at the age of 90."