[60279] Richard is son of Alston A. Bartlett & Maria L. Mendives.
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[52722] Hilda's obituary: "Bangor - Hilda McCollum, 83, passed away on Friday, July 10, at her home in Bangor. Born January 7, 1937, the first of three children of Curtis M. and Ruth R. Hutchins of Bangor, Hilda had battled health issues for many years. She was a 1955 graduate of the Madeira School in McLean, Virginia, although she often attended the Bangor High School class reunions with her friends, and a 1958 graduate of Colby-Sawyer College in New London, New Hampshire. Hilda married Otis McCollum in 1960 and they lived and raised their family in Washington, DC until 1995, when she moved back to the family homestead overlooking the Kenduskeag Stream in Bangor and wintered in Placida, Florida. Hildas highest honor were her two children, Courtney McCollum and her husband Jim Woodman of Sarasota, Florida, and Bradley McCollum and his wife Rana of Boulder, Colorado, and her grandchildren Grace and Marshall McCollum of Sarasota, Florida. She was a behind-the-scenes leader of one of Maines most respected and successful family businesses, Dead River Company. She exemplified what neighboring, friendship and community are all about by being involved in subtle but significant ways. Hilda was one of those people who loved to share, be it a book, a good job, a wonderful conversation over a meal, her beautiful home for a good cause. Hilda lived her life with resolve to give back to the community and helped make the world a better place through her active involvement with charities, colleges, churches, and the fine arts. She served as a Trustee of her alma mater Colby-Sawyer College as Vice Chair of the Board of the Bangor Theological Seminary, and as Trustee and member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of Husson University. While living and raising a family in Washington, D.C., Hilda began as a volunteer with Goodwill Industries of America. While in our nations capital, she chaired the Board of Governance for the Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind, became treasurer of Washingtons 'The Lighthouse' charity, and chaired the National Cathedrals largest annual charity event, 'All Hallows Guild Flower Mart.' In recognition of her outstanding service, President Reagan appointed her to his National Commission on the Disabled. Upon her return to Bangor, Hilda became active on the Boards of Good Samaritan Agency, the Bangor Symphony, and the Maine Tree Foundation, and chaired the Endowment campaign of the Advisory Board to the Maine Center for the Arts. In 2008 Hilda received the University of Maine Stillwater Award for her familys contribution and interest in the University, and she accepted the Collins Center for the Arts Willie Legacy Award in 2009 on behalf on her family. She was awarded the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Public Service from Husson University in 2008 in recognition of her life of service to others and her philanthropic leadership for Hussons Kenduskeag Research Institute in its athletic complex, its Meeting House complex, and its 'Gracie Theatre' named for her granddaughter Grace McCollum. In 2010 the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce named Hilda the recipient of its Community Service Award, and in 2011 Hilda was awarded the Distinguished Alumni Award by Colby-Sawyer College. Hilda was predeceased by her parents, her brother Christopher Hutchins and his wife Sandra Hutchins. Surviving her are her two children and two grandchildren; her sister Hope Hutchins Benton; her nephews Charles Hutchins and wife Kelli; Brit Hutchins, his wife Cara and their children Remi and Lilia; Alec DiNapoli and wife Andrea and their children Claire and Charlie; and her niece Julia DiNapoli and her children Noah Bracken, wife Maya and son Thomas, and Hadley Bracken."
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Dorothy is daughter of Merton Nathaniel Johnson (1879-1917) & Helen Elizabeth Richardson (1889-1971; m. 30 April 1909 in Bangor, Penobscot Co., ME).
Mabel Rapp's "The Kenison Story" states John was born in 1615 - the date I show here - not 1607 as given elsewhere. Mrs. Byrd Miles (see under Humphrey Kynaston) states "There was [sic] four John Kinastons [sic] who were recorded in English Pedigree of this family living in Shropshire in 1623. They were unmarried at this time and the records do not indicate what became of them. It is possible one of them came to America, but not so recorded."
The WFT file gives son Robert Keniston who m. Elizabeth Grey and had Henry Keniston (b. 22 Jan 1575 in Manchester, England, d. in New Hampshire) who m. Elizabeth Leese (dau. of Thomas and Hannah). Robert is supposed to have been High Sheriff of Manchester. Henry and Elizabeth had John Keniston (b. 1 Jan 1614 in Manchester, England, d. 16 Apr 1677 in Greenland, NH) who m. Agnes Magoun Moody (dau. of John Moody) and had William Story Kenniston (b. 1646 in Portsmouth, NH, d. 1671, m. Nellie Vandt and had Job Smith Keniston [b. ca. 1710, d. 1802 - father of David Keniston, b. 7 Nov 1736 in Boothbay, ME, d. 24 Feb 1853 at age 117 in Chicago, IL, of Boston Tea Party fame]) and Christopher Kenniston (1655-1739; m. Mary Muchmore and had Alexander, George, William John, Sarah and James per unconfirmed Broderbund Family Archives). While there is no indication that the John Kenniston below is this son, I add Mrs. Miles information here to assist researchers. Note that the parents of the John, below, must be proved! John Kenniston first settled by 1645 in Portsmouth, was of Dover, NH in 1663 and was marked "gone" in the 1664 tax list. He settled in Greenland, NH by 1665, was sued by Capt Champernowne in 1666, served on the Grand Jury in 1667 and 1668, subscribed to support a Portsmouth clergyman in 1671, and on 16 April 1677 his house was burned and he was killed by Native Americans. His widow, who had sat in the stocks in 1676 for "railing" and was granted administration of his estate 1 August 1677, was known as Agnes Magoon in 1681 when she and her son Christopher conveyed land in Greenland to George Huntress. (See Genealogical Dictionary of ME & NH by Noyes, Libby and Davis {Portland, ME: 1936], Part III, p. 398; Court Records of NH, deeds, V:242.) Agnes m. between 1 August 1677 and 19 November 1681 Henry Magoon (a Scot, he d. after 25 August 1684 and before 1701). The children of John Kenniston and wife Agnes are given in this database.
http://www.weekslibrary.org/history.html offers: "In 1677, John Keniston's house on Packer Brook was burned by Maine Indians incited by the French and he was killed. On June 26, 1696, another band of raiding Indians killed 14 people at Portsmouth Plains, near the present National Little League field, and carried off several prisoners. The Portsmouth militia found them having breakfast the next day and rescued the captives. The site of the rescue soon came to be called 'Breakfast Hill', on the Greenland-Rye line. In 1717, John Keniston, grandson to the John Keniston who was killed by Indians in 1677, killed a Maine Indian on Little Bay. The following year, a jury refused to convict him."
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See http://kinnisonfamily.tripod.com/id1.html.
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Mabel Rapp's "The Kenison Story", p. 10.
[45801] Clara m. (2) in 1903 Truman Wyman (1848-1921).
[46044] Maria is daughter of Joseph Sauter (1647-1689) & Magdalena Ummenhoffer (1648-1705).
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Naomi's data are from "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by Torrey, "Compendium of American Genealogy", "First Families of America, Vol. 1" - per Pamela Sapp Craft, 2000 Holbrook Pl, Manteca, CA 95336, 11/95. Also see "Pioneers of MA" and "Ancestry and Descendants of Samuel Bartlett and Lucy Jenkins," compiled by Edith Bartlett Sumner [at Stockton, CA Public Library]. She may be sister of Capt. William Torrey, and may have married Richard in England and followed him to America on a later ship. Jim Weber posted an ancestry at http://awt.ancestry.com which states that Naomi was b. 10 March 1613/14 in Combe, St Nicholas, Somersetshire to Philip Torrey (b.1580 in Combe, St Nicholas, d. 27 June1621 in Combe, St Nicholas) and Alice Richards (b. 1584 in Pitminster, Somersetshire, m. there 27 Nov 1604), and that Philip is son of William Torrey (b. 1555 in Combe, St Nicholas, d. ca. 1639 in Combe, St Nicholas) and wife Alice.
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LDS Church's Ancestral File - not verified.
_Samuel WARDWELL __________+
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_Eliakim WARDWELL _______|_Mary ("Polly") BANKS _____
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[38644] "Bangor Daily News, 25 September 2008": "Dale Edmund Wardwell, 67, died Oct. 26, 2007, at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital, after a long battle with cancer. He was born July 22, 1940, in Castine, the son of Paul W. and Marvis (Howard) Wardwell. Dale served in the U.S. Navy for 12 years during the Vietnam War and Korean War. He was a member of the Rising Sun Lodge, Orland and Anah Shrine. He is survived by a son, Bryan Wardwell of Sedgwick; stepson, Richard Combs of Alton; sister, Thelma Farnham of Vinalhaven; two grandchildren, several cousins, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents; sister, Rebecca McLain; and two infant brothers. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, at Jordan-Fernald, 113 Franklin St., Ellsworth, with a Masonic service after. Interment will be at Rural Cemetery, Sedgwick."