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[8690] "The Perry County Democrat [New Bloomfield, PA], 21 January 1925," p. 3: "Elliottsburg, Jan. 19. Elmer Ellsworth Briner, one of our most prosperous and highly respected citizens, died at his home, one-half mile north of town, on last Wednesday afternoon at 12.15 o'clock. He was ill for about five weeks, his death being caused by intercostial neuralgia of the heart and jaundice. He was a consistent member of the Reformed Church, a charter member of W. C. No. 487, P. O. S. of A., of this place, a member of the I. O.O. F., No. 172, of Landishurg, and director in the First National Bank of New Bloomfield, having been re-elected a few days before his death. He was the oldest son of Solomon and Mary Anna (Kiner) Briner and is survived by his wife and two children, Florence Ebert Briner and G. Edward Briner; also two grandchildren, Sara and Ralph Briner; also one sister, Miss Margaret Briner, of Loysville, and two brothers, Newton J., of Greenpark, and Edward G., of Loysville. On June 2nd, 1887, he was united in marriage to Annie Catherine Bitter. He was born October 22nd, 1861, therefore being aged 63 years, 2 months and 22 days. He was a hard-working man up until his sickness, when he suffered intense pain at the heart, which he bore without a murmur. He had lived on his farm for 30 years. He had a kind and gentle disposition, which won him many friends who will sadly miss him."
[48287] Lulu is daughter of Jehu B. Carr (1851-1892) & Mary Elizabeth Prouty (1859-1926).
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[2318] See http://www.mathematical.com/foljambegodfrey1335.htm. http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/families/foljambe/foljambe.shtml offers: "Sir Godfrey Foljambe, Knt., knight of the shire for co. Derby 12/14 Ed. 3, and again 38/43/45 Ed. 3, mentioned in the entail of the Tideswell, Wormhill, Elton, Litton, Hucklow, &c., estates, after the issue male of his 3 elder half-brothers. He was Seneschal to John, Duke of Lancaster, and Baro Scaccarii 18 Ed. 3; of Darley, in co. Derby, 33 Ed. 3, 44 Ed. 3, ob 50 Ed. 3, aged 60, and was buried at Bakewell, where he had founded a chantry dedicated to the Holy Cross. = Anne, 1st wife. = Avena (2nd wife), daughter and heiress of Sir Thomas Ireland, of Hartshorne, Knt., by ....., daughter of Vilers."
[55253] Leonice is daughter of Lothrop Libby (1804-1882) & Frances Knight (1810-1882; m. 27 August 1837 in Westbrook, Cumberland Co., ME).
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[30171] A pdf file in jorandby.net/genealog presents much information on Gustav and his descendants, and offers: "The surname Slora comes from the Slora Mill (Slora Mølle) in the Blaker local parish in the Sørum commune of the Norwegian county Akershus. . . . Gustav's wife Anna and their children -- who all emigrated in 1882 and 1886 -- appear in the 1865 Norwegian census when they were living on the Slora Gard (farm). Note the word "Kværn" in the census table below. (Our English word "quern" is cognate; it denotes a primitive hand-driven stone mill. Strictly speaking, the bottom stationary stone is the quern while the mobile stone is the handstone. In Adams County, Wisconsin, Olea Jorandby, Rosanna (Jorandby) Slorahn's aunt, married Gunnerius Embretsen Bjørnebyqvern, which means that the farm his family came from in Solør in Norway had a mill on it, and they were the millers. In America they dropped the "qvern" and used the name Bjorneby.)" See http://www.sorum.kommune.no and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akershus.
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[52587] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 4 March 1966, p. 18: "Bradford - F. Leigh Strout, 70, died Thursday in a Milo hospital after a long illness. He was born at Bradford April 8, 1895, son of Freeman G. and Jennie (Mitchell) Strout, He was a farmer and also operated an area school bus system until his retirement. He was a member of the Bradford Baptist Church, Independent Grange of Bradford, an honorary member of Olive Branch Lodge of Masons and Silverleaf Chapter O.E.S of Charleston. He was a member of Chaisson Post and Penquis Barracks of Milo. He was an army veteran of World War I. Surviving are his widow Stella (Williams) Strout; four daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Miles of Hudson, Mrs. Geneva Allen, Mrs. Roberta Bean, Mrs. Joyce Mailman and two sons, Warren and Robert, all of Bradford; 37 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; one niece and two nephews; several cousins."
[21136] George is son of John Uhler and Kate Adams according to the LDS Church's Ancestral File (1500-LGC).
[6596] Elizabeth is daughter of Clifton Ward (1906-1977, of Searsport, son of Raymond Ward and wife Estelle Warman) and Sadie Bailey (m. 15 Jul 1950, Winterport, ME, b. 4 Sept 1915 at Knox, dau. of Fred Bailey and Estella Young). Granddaughter Jessica wrote in March, 2006: "'Gram spent most of life being a stay at home mother taking care of her four children. She did work for a short time at a local farm once the children were in school. She has always been involved with her children and their families. 'Grampa' always called her the 'mother to all children.'" Her obituary in the Bangor Daily News 10 Aug 2012: "SEARSPORT - Elizabeth E. Connor, "A mother to all children," 78, passed on Aug. 8, 2012, in Searsport, with her loving family by her side. Elizabeth was born Dec. 2, 1933, in Searsport, daughter of Clifton and Sadie (Bailey)Ward. Elizabeth was a loving and unselfish woman who always gave to others. She was an avid collector of many things and loved going to the flea markets to see her "family." She enjoyed spending time at the horse races and will always be remembered for her great love of the color pink. Elizabeth is survived by four children, Arnold Connor and wife, Dot, of Stockton Springs, Robert Connor and wife, Laura, of Searsport, Dottie Wellman and husband, Joe, of Frankfort and Marguerite Steeves and husband, Darol, of Searsport. She was a wonderful grandmother to nine grandchildren, Jessica and husband, Bobby, Joe Jr. and wife, Andrea, Missy and husband, Doug, Jason, Amanda and companion, Jeremy, Justin and wife, Jess, Tim Jr. and fiancee, Kasey, Casey and fiance, Shawn, and Chris and wife, Alisha; and 23 great-grandchildren. Elizabeth is also survived by six sisters, Marie Curtis, Phyllis Greenleaf, Theresa Connor, Marilyn Littlefield, Ethel Greenleaf and Hazel Harvey; two brothers, Kenneth and Douglas Ward; two sisters-in-law, Caroline and Winnie Ward; many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, Elizabeth follows home her loving husband, Kenneth A. Connor; two brothers, George and Clifton Ward; grandson, Jason Connor; and son-in-law, Tim Daley Sr. A special thank you to Brandy and others from Waldo County Hospice for all the help you have provided to Elizabeth and the family during the past few months." Ancestry.com offers: "Ward Name Meaning - English: occupational name for a watchman or guard, from Old English weard guard (used as both an agent noun and an abstract noun). Irish: reduced form of McWard, an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac an Bhaird son of the poet. The surname occurs throughout Ireland, where three different branches of the family are known as professional poets."