[38284] "The Boston Globe [Boston, Massachusetts], 21 July 1924, p. 16: "Word was received hero that George G. Hackett, father of Fred H. Hackett, postmaster of Wakefield, died at Sunapee, N. H. today, after a long Illness. The senior Mr. Hackett was born In Newport, Vt. and when about 12 years of age moved with his parents to Boston. In his early years he received a training In the wholesale fruit and produce business and later entered this line in Boston and New York. In 1885 he settled in Wakefield and was well known throughout the vicinity. Mr Hackett had a hobby on refrigeraton and some time ago went to the State of Washington, where he put his ideas into effect. He was the first man to have a shipment of salmon sent to the East without having the cargo repacked and reiced. Until 12 years ago he took an active part in business affairs, but then resigned to give all his attention to his little farm which overlooked Lake Sunapee. While a resident of Wakefield he gained considerable publicity by supplying light and heat for his home by the means of a home-made water gas equipment. Besides his son, the local postmaster, and his widow, Mr. Hackett leaves three daughters, Mrs. Charles Jordan of East Braintree, Mrs. Maude S. White, wife of Dr. White, well-known ear, throat and nose specialist of Brookline, and Mrs. George K. Way of Lincoln, Me. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed, but burial will be in the local cemetery. "
[41428] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2016.
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Natalie is daughter of Virgil Chester Rice (1910-1987) & Mary Gertrude Nevells (1913-1987; m. 27 June 1929 in ME). "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine], 17 December 2017": "Deer Isle - Its with deep sadness that the family of Natalie Eaton announces her passing on Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017. She was surrounded by several of us. She became very alert to give us all strength to let her go. She laughed out loud, she ate lots of ice cream and sang with us! So strong. One more time for us. She began attending the Stonington Elementary school at 4 years old! She graduated at 16 with many awards and achievements. She worked very hard to help maintain her cute little place on Tea Hill that she still fondly called home and to help Daddy with the caring of the big family they created! They didnt take in too many stray animals, there wouldnt have been room; our family took all the room. They did, however, take in people! If someone needed a soft spot to lay their head, a warm meal or a shoulder, they only needed to knock on the door. Mama never won any major prizes or became rich in money BUT she became rich in love, admiration and honor and family. She was fortunate enough to be married to the love of her life until he passed in 1994. She went to see the big family that left her behind - her mom, dad and four sisters, one brother and several other family members and friends. But, the greatest reunion of all, were sure was with her dear husband, Virgel Eaton.
Natalie is survived by her five children: Regina McHenan and her husband, Donny McHenan; Colleen Reid-Dow and husband, Forrest. Gary Eaton and wife, Paula, Randall and wife, Billie and Wendy Faulkingham and husband, Eddie Faulkingham and all of our wonderful children and their spouses and children. There are 14 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren! Most of them were fortunate enough to have a great relationship with her. She also is survived by one special niece whom she and daddy raised as their own for many years, Shirley Lash Trundy and one special half-sister, Denice Wilbur, and her husband, Dale, and children. It would take a lifetime to share all of our memories of our dear, wonderful mama. She worked from daylight to midnight, till her fingers bled. She baked everything homemade - bread, cakes, cookies; she could take mush and make a gourmet meal, seven days a week. Sunday evenings, she didnt cook, but daddy did! She suffered illnesses, heartaches and sometimes loneliness. She always managed to pull herself up, we know, she did it all for us. Natalie had a great love for life, country music and Hallmark movies! She loved all of us beyond measure. She left us peacefully and has celebrated Christmas in Heaven this year. Shell be greatly missed and never forgotten. A memorial service in her honor will be held on Friday, Dec. 29, at 1 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ Restoration Branch, the little one with the cute little steeple, in Sunset. It is being officiated by two of her grandsons-in-law, Elder Dwight Staples and Priest Jon Martin."
[61448] "Morning Call," 13 April 2011: "Anna Watson, age 79, of Minersville, Pennsylvania passed away peacefully on Tuesday morning at Seton Manor after a lengthy illness. Born in Minersville, Pennsylvania she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Anna Sakalusky. A 1949 graduate of Minersville High School, she later graduated from the Licensed Practical Nurse program at Southern Schuylkill Vo-Tech. She worked as a private duty geriatric nurse. She was a current member of St. Matthew the Evangelist R.C. Church, Minersville, Pennsylvania and a member of the former St. Francis of Assisi R.C. Church, Minersville, where she was active in the St. Francis School Guild. She was active in scouting, having served both as a Cub Scout Den Mother and as a Girl Scout leader. Preceding her in death were two of her five children, Deborah Dutcavich in 1995, Karen Dronick in 1998 and a granddaughter, Melissa Anne (nee Watson) Bugbee on Feb. 1 2011. [Memorial #69534187] Survivors: She is survived by her husband, William F. Watson, to whom she was married for 60 years; a sister, Theresa Harville, Asheville, North Carolina; a daughter, Janice Warischalk and her husband, Michael, Oley; two sons, William J. Watson and his wife, Barbara and David M. Watson and his wife, Ellen, all of Whitehall; 12 grandchildren, Nicholas, Edward and Joseph Warischalk, Vincent Dutcavich and Christina Shannon, Joanna, Colleen and William Watson, William Dronick, Michael, Andrew and Jessica Watson; twin great-grandsons, Caeden and Caleb Shannon; niece, nephew."
[24287] http://www.thepeerage.com reports that Margaret is daughter or sister of Sir William St. Clair who lived at Roslin, "slain with the Douglas carrying Bruce's heart on Crusade against the Saracens in Spain."
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[5995] See "Old Kittery and Her Families," Everett S. Stackpole (Lewiston, ME: 1903), p. 752.
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[20405] "Manie" was appointed to complete her husband's term as Jefferson County tax collector upon his death. The 1940 federal census in Aucilla, FL lists "Mani" as a school teacher - in her household were George Scruggs (salesman, retail feed mill) and Gardner Piper (son-in-law; Camp Commander, CCC).