[55199] Annieis daughter of Jacob Anderson, Jr. (1823-1893) & Nancy Farnham Richards (1824-1896; m. 10 November 1860 in Rockport, Knox Co., ME).
[54612] The unverified file G6RN-27S in familysearch.org offers: "When John Buck III was born in 1754, in New Gloucester, Cumberland, Maine, United States, his father, John Buck Jr, was 38 and his mother, Sarah Clement, was 33. He had at least 1 son and 7 daughters with Abigail Irish. He died on 4 March 1828, in Woodstock, Oxford, Maine, United States, at the age of 74, and was buried in Whales Back Cemetery, Woodstock, Oxford, Maine, United States."
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[7160] Family Bible gives marriage date as 6 June 1850 but Brooksville VR state 27 June 1850 before the Rev. Manning Ellis. He is buried in lot 166 in the Castine Town Cemetery. Names and dates of children are from the family Bible record. Cf. the unverified file LV8Q-9BC in familysearch.org.
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Marriage Records of Hancock County, Maine (Camden: Picton Press, 1992)
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_John Jacob DAUBENSPECK _|_Anna Dorothea WYLLY ______
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[30698] The federal census in 1860 lists David, age 7, in Mahoning Twp., Armstrong Co., PA. His wife, Mille (b. 23 July 1858, d. 31 Jan 1957), is buried with David.
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_Joshua HASKELL ____________|_Sarah COLE _____________
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| |_Martha Washington HASKELL _|_Lucy Davis HARDY _______
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[61167]
"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 31 December 2025: "Blue Hill, Maine - John Wesley Herrick, 64, died December 29, 2025, at EMMC, Bangor, with his family by his side. His passing left a huge hole in his family and for all that knew him. The world has truly lost a great and wonderful man. John was born on July 5, 1961, at the Bangor Osteopathic Hospital. He grew up mostly in Blue Hill, but Addison was also a big part of his life. After John graduated from George Stevens Academy in 1979, he joined the U.S. Navy where he served for 3 years active and then 3 years in reserves. While on active duty, he served aboard the USS MacDonough. He made lifelong friends while in the Navy. John also spent a lot of time during his younger years with his best friend, David Perry, in Cherryfield and had lots of crazy stories about his time with David, Vernie, Shelly, and Alice Perry during those years. John met Alice Jordan in Cherryfield when she was 19 where she worked summers at the Triple-D restaurant. He ate a lot of burnt pizzas that she cooked for him while getting up the nerve to ask her out. The rest is history - they fell in love, married and had 2 wonderful children and then 4 beloved grandchildren. John was the only man that Alice ever dated and their love is eternal. John was an exceptional carpenter, and he also had a love for lobster fishing. He owned several Jimmy Beal boats during his lobstering career and his last boat was sold to a fisherman in Kennebunkport that regularly sends him videos of his haul. He so enjoyed receiving those videos. John has left a legacy of beautiful homes, both new and remodeled, across the Blue Hill Peninsula. When John worked for customers, they became his friends and John's circle of friends was huge. John's long-time crew were very special to him, Ralph Slaven Jr., Bobby Davis, and Adam Gray, were truly his closest friends and helped him to create construction masterpieces. John built Alice a lovely home in East Blue Hill where he could be close to his mother. After many years of Alice admiring the beautiful kitchens that he built for others, he built her an addition that included a gorgeous kitchen with double ovens, a vaulted ceiling, a large pantry, and old barn boards on the walls. He was so proud of what he built for Alice, and she rewarded him with some great meals and treats. John took great joy in food. He always said that Alice's cooking was the best and she made sure that he always had his favorite treats. He also enjoyed their weekly trips to Sylvia's or to The Milbridge House for breakfast.
All that knew, John know that he had the gift of gab. If you ran into John, you had to allow for time to talk about everything and anything. He also had a big heart - whenever her heard about people that needed help, he was there.
John took the greatest joy in his grandchildren. He never grinned wider than when he was with them. Cooper was his first and this makes him special because he got the first piece of Ba's big heart. Then came Parker, followed by Theo - they both love their Bampa and will often be seen running down across the field to see him and their Meme. John loved to make faces at new baby Viola and see her break out into a smile. He commented just recently that "she was some cute." His heart and his family were complete with his 4 favorite little people.
John and Alice had the fortune of being able to travel. John enjoyed greatly his trip to Montana with his son, Wesley, to fulfill an independent study project when Wesley was in high school. John also enjoyed cruising with Alice and especially a 3-week long trip to Alaska in 2024.
One of John's greatest joys was going to camp on Upper Lead Mountain Pond. John and Alice rode for miles on the ATV trails, played cribbage nightly, and enjoyed a fire in the outside firepit. John took great pride in taking a very rough camp and turning it into a showpiece. He loved going there more than anything on the weekends. It was a quiet and special time for John and Alice.
John truly loved animals. After a series of beloved dogs, he came to Lula who is named after his favorite aunt. Lula is an English Setter and by far more intelligent than most humans. She loves her John. He also allowed Alice to build up a herd of 5 cats - some were inherited from their children - that he enjoyed as much as Alice did. He also enjoyed feeding the birds and the deer and one of his greatest joys was deer hunting in the big field behind the house each fall. John is survived by his beloved wife, Alice (Jordan); his children, Emily C. Davis and husband, Adam, and their children, Cooper John and Viola Alice; Wesley A. Herrick and fiancée, Autumn, and their children, Parker Lewis and Theodore John; his sisters, Mary Hooper, and Marcia Hutchinson and husband, Roger; and his sister-in-law, Linda Herrick. He is also survived by many special nieces, nephews and cousins, including his niece, Kristy Candage who has a heart of gold, and his nephew, Scotty Herrick, who reminded John so much of his dear brother, Frank. There was a special place in John's heart for all the of the Sprague children, but he was especially close to Lori Morse and her husband, Danny. He looked forward every week to having dinner with Lori and Danny to share gossip and stories and they are dear in Alice's heart as well. John is also survived by his sister-in-law Norma Tarbell and husband, Wayne, as well as their wonderful children and grandchildren; sister-in-law Peggy Mitchell and fiancé, Jeff; and sister, Holly Jordan and fiancé, Lawrence. They were all truly family to him and he loved them all. John was predeceased by so many that he loved, including his mother, Edna (Merritt) Atherton and husband (stepfather), Allen; his father, Frank Herrick Sr.; brother, Frank Herrick Jr.; sister, Sara Tracy; and sister, Marjorie Sprague and husband, Richard. John was also predeceased by many uncles and aunts that were dear to him, but his Aunt Lula was by far his favorite and he spoke of so fondly."
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[8730] Ralph m. April 8, 1939 Dora Elva Gohn - they had no children. Ralph was a teller at the Bank of Landisburg.
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| _Joseph LUCE ________|
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The 29 July 1850 census of East Union Twp., Wayne Co., OH lists Andrew (age 28, a farmer, b. in OH), Metilda [sic](24, b. in PA), Maria (30 (b. in OH) and Amanda (1) b. in OH) - the family is listed beside Andrew's parents. [An Andrew Milbourn, b. 16 Feb 1840, d. 7 Oct 1910, and wife Mary (b. 25 Dec 1844, d. 23 Dec 1894) are in the Alexandria Cemetery in Licking Co., OH.] He built his house, still standing in 2009 about 1845 in East Union Twp. at 8799 E. Lincoln Way.
"Commemorative Biographical Record of Wayne County, Ohio . . ." (Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1889), pp. 241-242: "Andre Milbourn is a son of Josiah and Eunice (Pratt) Milbourn, and was born on the homestead he now occupies, in East Union Township, Wayne Co., Ohio, June 26, 1822. Josiah Milbourn, with his mother, Jemima, and two brothers and four sisters, came from Columbiana County, Ohio, in 1816, and located on Section 3, in East Union Township, Wayne County. Andrew, his eldest brother, was in the War of 1812, and died in Michigan; Thomas, the next brother, died in Richland County, Wis.; Keziah died in De Kalb County, Ind.; Jane died in Huron County; Ohio; Sarah died in Iowa; Deborah died in East Union Township, Wayne County. Josiah was born in Loudoun County, Va., in 1799, and died in 1880. He was the youngest of the family, and when first starting out for himself he worked on the farm now owned by our subject, on Section 10, East Union Township. In 1827 he purchased one-half of the present quarter of land occupied by the latter, where he died. He was a prominent Democrat, and held various township offices. His widow died in Wayne Township in 1889. Their family consisted of six children: Maria, wife of Samuel Swinehart, of East Union Township, Wayne County; Andrew, our subject; Sarah, deceased wife of Charles Boydston; Eunice, deceased wife of Peter Mowrer; Sophronia, wife of Israel Grady, of Wooster; Jane, who died in infancy. Andrew, whose name heads this sketch, attended the schools of that period, and has always followed farming. December 7,1845, he married Miss Matilda, daughter of Henry Mowrer, of East Union Township, Wayne County, and by this union were born eleven children, two of whom (sons) died in infancy. Those living are Maria, who is the wife of Thomas Grody, of Illinois, and has two children-Andrew and Samantha; Amanda, wife of Stephen Mowry, of Smithville, Ohio, has one child, Effie; Martha, wife of Joshua S. Bowman, of East Union Township, has three children: Walter, Sloan and Alma; Mary, wife of William S. Fisher, of East Union Township, Wayne County, has one child, Perry; Laura, wife of Jacob Holtser, of Orrville, has one child, Ellis; Eunice, wife of Isaac J. Smith, of Wayne Township, Wayne County, has three children: Harvey, Laura and Glen; Kate, wife of Calvin Culler, of Wooster Township, Wayne County, has one child, June; Alma, wife of J. Edgar Frick, of Wayne Township, Wayne County, has two children, Charles and Gail; Tillie, wife of William Culler, of Wooster Township. Mr. Milbourn is a Democrat in politics. He served as postmaster at East Union for four years under the administration of President Buchanan, and has been supervisor and trustee of the township. He has also been treasurer of the East Union Insurance Company. He and family attend the Lutheran Church. His mother was a daughter of Oliver Pratt, a native of Boston, and his wife, Jedidah Luce, was a native of Martha's Vineyard. They settled in the State of Maine, where the mother of Andrew Milbourn was born, and then moved to Albany, N. Y. Coming to Ohio in 1814, they remained in Trumbull County for one year, and in 1815 they entered the tract of land which was afterward purchased by Josiah Milbourn, and is now owned by our subject. Mr. Pratt engaged in farming and the raising of silk-worms. He was a prominent member of the Baptist Church."
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[6717] Gladyce was Town Clerk of Aurora for 40 years and treasurer of A. R. Mace, Inc. Among her survivors was a sister, Marvel Bradbury of Ellsworth, ME. Her husband's obituary, April, 1999, mentions his sisters-in-law Beverly M. Jones of Hermon, ME, Gloria F. Fields of Augusta, ME and brother-in-law the Rev. Dr. M. Douglass Willey of Long Beach, CA. After her husband's death she operated the Mace Store in Aurora, ME.
[20924] Abigail of daughter of Samuel Waldron of Dighton, MA - for the line see "A Genealogy of Williams Families," J. Oliver Williams (Brookline, MA: 1938) at the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA. Ancestry.com offers: "Waldron Name Meaning - from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements walh 'foreigner' + hrafn 'raven'. habitational name from a place in Sussex named Waldron, from Old English w(e)ald 'forest' + ærn 'house', 'dwelling'. The surname is now also common in Ireland, especially in Connacht."
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[39925] The unverified Laura's Washburn Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 offers: "When James Washburn was born on May 15, 1672, in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, his father was 52, and his mother was 44. He married __________ Bowden on December 20, 1693, in his hometown. They had nine children during their marriage. He died on June 11, 1749, in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, having lived a long life of 77 years."