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[48623] Byron is son of Walter E. Colby (1872-1960) & Martha "Mina" Ada Gott (1874-1955, m. 27 August 1893 in Bucksport, Hancock Co., ME). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 18 August 1979, p. 33: "Bucksport - Byron Colby, 83, died at his home here Aug. 17 after a long illness. He was born in Bucksport July 24, 1896, son of Walter and Martha 'Mina' Gott Colby. He was a 50-year member of the Bucksport Grange, honorary member of the Orland Rising Sun Lodge of Masons and Order of Eastern Star, a member of Bucksport Golf Club. He was a retired 4-H leader and a member of the Duck Cove Community Club. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Wardwell and Mrs. Elsie Good; and one brotherl Clifford Colbyl all of Bucksport; nine grandchildrenl Joyce Andrewsl Ellen Jonesl James, Dana, Timothy, and Frank Wardwell, Terreance, Keith and Julie Good; six great-grandchildren . . . . Burial will be in the Hillside Cemetery, East Bucksport."
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_Ezra S. CONNER _______|_Emaline SNOWMAN ____________
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[24949] "The Goodwins of Kittery, York County, Maine," John Samuel Goodwin (Chicago, IL: Orrin Sheller Goodwin, Printer and Publisher,1898), p. 9, reports Daniel was a surveyor, innkeeper and proprietor of much land. See "The Pioneers of Maine and New Hamphsire, 1623-1660," Charles Henry Pope (Baltimore, MD: Clearfield Co., reprinted 2002), pp. 82-83. In 2006 the Chadbourne Family Association, at http://develop.nmdg.com/virtualhosts/communities/chadbourne/3rdgen.html, reports that Daniel is "believed to be the Daniel Goodwin born Yoxford, Suffolk, England 1617 (IGI) or 1620 (rickmorgan@mediaone.net; CFAA), died by 16 Mar 1712/3 when his son Thomas took administration of his estate (MPA 2/100, #6985), son of Daniel and Dorothy (Barker) Goodwin. Daniel married second after July 1673 widow Sarah (Sanders) Turbet, daughter of Lt John Saunders of Wells and Cape Porpoise, and widow of Peter Turbet." Also see notes for his wife, Margaret Spencer and http://www.thenegoodwinproject.com.
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[57959] Vera is daughter of Joseph Ellery McEacharn (1866-1954) & Anna Harmon (1870-1916; m. 13 December 1893).
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[2325] Sancho and Sancha also had Berengaria of Navarre. Sancho VI is known as "The Wise." See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sancho_VI_of_Navarre.
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[8695] Richard Hughes offers in 2003: "I have recently transcribed the wills of Jean Sergent and her son Bartholomew who both leave property in their wills to Sarah (Sally) McFann, daughter of Jean Sergent. There has recently been a contention as to whether Sarah is the wife of Aaron McFann or William McFann. I believe it is the later. In 1820 Jean Sergent leaves property in Martic Township to her daughter Sarrah including a house and stable to be completly furnished and to be paid out of her estate. In addition, she wills that her son Bartholomew pay to his sister Sarrah $100, "for the express purpose of raising and schooling her numerous family of young and helpless children". In 1821 Bartholomew also leaves property to his sister Sally and that after her decease the property would go to her son Caleb. He also wills that Sally should "live in the house together with all the land and appurtenances thereto belonging during her natural life." In 1823 we have Caleb McFan inheriting property from his mother and states to the Orphan Court "that he is sorry to state that his father would not be a proper person for his guardian"; and being above the age of 14 years, he requests the Court to appoint one for him. But also in 1823 we have Aaron McFann selling his property at auction to pay for the rent. These documents suggest to me that during these years, Sarah McFann was destitute and had little support from a husband; that both her mother and brother were trying to provide her with the means for raising her family. William McFann, listed in Martic Township in the 1810 census, is absent from the 1820 census. Aaron McFann is listed in Lancaster City PA for both the 1810 and 1820 census as head of household with many family members. Nathan McFann, listed in the will of Jean Sergent as her grandson, is still found in Martic Township in the 1830 census. He is later found in Wayne Co. Ohio in the 1840 and 1850 census. I can only conclude from all of this that William McFann is the disfunctional husband of Sarah McFann and that Nathaniel and Caleb are his sons. I have no axe to grind here, but that is how I see it. I also have to acknowledge that Aaron was losing his personal property in 1823. I hope that further research will clarify this matter. In my own family history with the McFanns, I find many disfunctional people. I have never found any early McFanns owning property; they were always poor and just rented the land that they farmed." [Transcribed wills were attached to his email and are not retained.] In 2000 Hughes wrote to Wallace Nolin: ..."We know that Sally McFann was left a horse, stable and house/tavern in Martic Twp. in 1820 and 1821 which should be taxable. The question to be answered is, does Sally now appear on the tax lists as a resident. If she is the wife of Aaron in Lancaster City, she would have had to leave him since he still appears in the Lancaster City tax records. There is no indication in the Lancaster City tax records that Aaron has lost a wife in 1823. When this happens, they are usually entered as "single". Also, if I find that William reappears in the Martic Twp. tax records in 1823 as "single", then it would be a further indicater that he was the husband of Sally. It will be an interesting search. I have found the tax records to be one of the most useful records available to genealogists. Finally, please note that the 1810 census record for William supports the ages for Caleb and Nathaniel, as does Aaron's. What needs to be sorted out is whether the brothers Jonathan and William, and the brothers Nathaniel and Caleb are the sons of Aaron or William. The fact that Nathaniel and Caleb remain in the Martic Twp area while Jonathan and William have traveled to Greene Co. PA by 1824 is the reason I have paired the later up with Aaron instead of William. It would be great if we could find some primary evidence someplace. We don't even know when William died." Hughes offered via email 30 July 2003: "...if the wills showed them to be in Lancaster City, she would be the wife of Aaron; if Martic twp. she would be the wife of William. I re-read the 1820 and 1821 wills and they are both from Martic twp. and that is where the property is located. Aaron is listed in the 1810 and 1820 census in Lancaster City, Lancaster Co., PA. I think this puts the whole issue to rest."
[33910] Martha's obituary: "Martha Zepp Salzman, a longtime Ridgefielder and a harpsichordist who was one of the early members of the Ridgefield Symphony, died Jan. 9 in Tucson, Ariz. She was 67 and wife of Joseph Salzman. Mrs. Salzman was born in Chicago, Ill., on April 26, 1934, daughter of Louise and Rudolph Zepp. She grew up in the Chicago area and graduated from Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., where she was a George Eastman Honorary Scholar. She received a masters degree in music at the University of Illinois, where she taught oboe for two years. She married Joseph Salzman in 1958 and a year later the couple moved to Ridgefield where she began raising a family. Mrs. Salzman was one of the first members of the Ridgefield Symphonette, now the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra, and was an early board member. When she began her performing career here, she played the oboe with the orchestra and was also an accomplished pianist. In the late 1970s, however, Mrs. Salzman discovered her fondness for the harpsichord. 'I had only tinkered with it a couple of times, when a friend invited me to play his,' she told a reporter in 1979. 'Id never had any forethought about it, but when I started playing it, I just fell tremendously in love with it. After five months, I gave up the piano completely and switched to the harpsichord.' Mrs. Salzman studied under Albert Fuller in New York and with Igor Kipnis, the noted harpsichordist, who lived in Redding and who once commented that Mrs. Salzman played 'extremely musically.' By 1979 she had begun performing throughout the area, both in solo concerts and with orchestras, on a harpsichord that had been custom made for her in Boston. She frequently performed as the harpsichord accompanist for Thomas Stacy, English horn soloist for the New York Philharmonic. One of the high points of her career was performing in 1985 at the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London, a center for early music, where Handel had performed more than 200 years earlier. She herself specialized in music of the Baroque period. 'I get a real joy out of making a piece live,' she once said. 'For me, music is sort of a haven, and its made me so very happy. Music heightens the ordinary existence of everyday living - it takes us away from the turmoil of the world and brings a bit of peace and beauty into our lives.' For many years Mrs. Salzman taught piano here, and had hundreds of students. In 1992, the Salzmans retired to Tucson, where she became active in and president of the Arizona Early Music Society. She performed widely on the harpsichord in Arizona. Besides her husband, Mrs. Salzman is survived by three children, Mark Salzman of Glendale, Calif., Erich Salzman of Tucson; and Rachel Salzman of Bethel, owner of the Ridgefield Tile Shop on Main Street; and by two grandchildren, Ava Salzman of Glendale and Isabela Opera of Bethel."