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[30596] "History of Alabama and dictionary of Alabama biography," Volume 3, p. 254: "...son of Thomas Henry and Therese (Monte) Bullen of Louisville, Ky., grandson of William and Eliza Ann (Meares) Bullen, of eastern Maryland. Mr Bullen received his early education in the public schools of Louisville, Ky., and Montgomery, and was graduated from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1892, C.E. 1900. He served as a clerk of the L & N railroad at Montgomery from 1892 until 1900; was assistant highway engineer for Jackson County three years, and chief engineer, two years; assistant engineer in the extension of the cityu water works at Montgomery; private engineer, 1905-1906; county engineer for Montgomery and Morgan Counties, 1906-1911; parish engineer of the Caddo Parish, La., October, 1911 - August 1916; county engineer of Raleigh County, Va., August, 1916-November 1916; U.S. district engineer for the bureau of roads, in charge of Federal aid roadwork of six southeastern states, 1916-1919. He enlisted in the Montgomery Greys during the Spanish-American War, and was promoted from private to second lieutenant, and after the was, became captain. He is a Democrat, and Episcopalian; and a member of the Phi Delta Theta College fraternity."
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[38143] Frank's obituary in the "Denver Post," 20 August 1945, p. 8 states he was a pastor in Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) congregations in Orwell and Oak Harbor in Ohio and Big Run and Indiana in Pennsylvania, and shortly after his marriage took up newspaper publishing (and records where his career took him). He moved to Denver, CO in 1924 and became politically active, being nominated for Governor twice by third parties He was survived by daughter Helen Coss (single, r. Denver area) and two sons who reside in Los Angeles, CA - Paul who is editor of the "Los Angeles Citizen" and his brother William.
[16018] "Eden Family Genealogy" on the web in 2010 states "Alianora's father was Elias and her mother was Joan De Guernsey. Her paternal grandparents were Ralph De Albini and Isabel De Mawley. She was an only child."
[33942] This person is from the unverified John Davys Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012.
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[20017] "Bill" was an architect and r. Ann Arbor, MI. He and wife "Jo" _____ has at least two known children, Lane (female, a junior at the University of MI in 1970) and Jill (age 16 in 1970). He served as a Tec 3 in the U.S. Army during World War II. "Detroit Free Press [Detroit, Michigan], 17 May 1997," p. 10: "William H. Gardner, 72, was an architect who left his mark across America by helping to design attractions such as Sea World's Shamu Stadium in Orlando, Fla., and buildings such as the TWA terminal at Kennedy International Airport in New York. Two months ago, in late March, Mr. Gardner died from complications of scleroderma. 'He was a very capable architect' said his son, John. Mr. Gardner worked with Eero Sarrinen & Associates Architects in Bloomfield Hills in the 1950s and 1960s. While there, he worked as project architect for Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C. In the 1970s and '80s he taught architecture at the University of Michigan as an adjunct professor. He established a firm in Detroit and was the principal architect for the Burroughs World Headquarters building in Detroit and Wayne State University's Shapero Hall. When he was with Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo, he worked on the Morgan Bank World Headquarters building in New York City and Corning Glass Corporate Headquarters in Corning, New York. Mr. Gardner, a former Pleasant Ridge and Birmingham resident, retired nine years ago. Before his death he was living in the Grand Traverse Bay area, just north of Traverse City. Besides his son, Mr. Gardner is survived by his wife of nearly 51 years, Jo Ann; his daughters, Lane Gardner Milligan of Mexico City and Jill Gardner Bakewell of Adrian; six grandchildren, and a sister. A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. today at Oakwood Cemetery in Traverse City."
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[58292] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 3 August 2023: "Machias - June E. (Hanscom) Ashmore, 76, passed on July 28, 2023, with her sister and brother by her side after a courageous battle with cancer. June was born on August 15, 1946, in Machias, ME to Herbert A. Hanscom Jr. and Flora (Purington) Hanscom. She dedicated her life to educating the youth of Downeast. Her greatest achievement was the revival and leadership of the Machias Valley Christian School. She was an active member of her community as a businesswoman, a volunteer for the Chamber of Commerce, and life-long member of the Machias Valley Baptist Church. She leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered for generations to come. She loved to laugh and enjoy moments with her family. June was always up for a good game or crazy challenge from her sister during family gatherings. She always had time to listen and offer advice to anyone in need. She was kindhearted and special in ways beyond words and will hold a place in many hearts forever. The world has lost a wonderful person, but heaven will receive a good and faithful servant. Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all. - Proverbs 31:29. She was predeceased by her husband, Michael Ashmore; her parents; nephew, Josh Hanscom; and niece, Jessika Guptill. June will forever be in the hearts of her loved ones left behind; son, Mark Roy; brother, Donald Hanscom and wife, Debra; sister Debbie Guptill and husband, Lyle; nephew, Joe Hanscom and wife, Amanada; niece, Erika Netzorg and husband, Ken; niece, Monika Guptill; nephew Erik Guptill and wife, Erin; nephew, Dante Zanoni; niece Cynthia and husband, Andy; nephew Albert and partner, Debbie; nephew, Eugene and wife, Julie; and several great nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind her babies, Sally and Patches; and many more family and friends near and far."
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[24323] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muirecán_mac_Diarmata
[8723] Jacob is son of John Myers and Catharine Hostetter. He and Ella were members of Trinity Reformed (now UCC) Church, New Bloomfield. Jacob owned a large tract of timber land, farmed and owned the famed Springdale Park dancing pavillion in the Bloomfield Narrows (opened about 1919). "The Perry County Democrat, 23 March 1932," p. 3: "Jacob H. Myers, who resided in the Newport-Bloomfield Narrows, died in the Harrisburg Hospital Thursday of last week, death being due supposedly to blood poisoning, although the hospital physicians were not certain of that diagnosis. He had been ill one week. He was aged 63 years, 3 months and 17 days. The deceased was a son of John and Catharine (Hostetter) Myers and was born and reared near the home where he died. He married Miss Ellen Hollenbaugh, who survives with the following named sons and daughters: Horace Myers, Harrisburg; Maud, Camden, N. J.; Vernon, Centre township, and Clarence, Helen and Marion at home. One child is dead. Two brothers and one sister are living George Myers, of Newport; John F., Centre township, and Mrs. Cora Frownfelter, of New Bloomfield. Mr. Myers was a farmer by occupation and owned a great deal of timber land. He was widely known, being proprietor of the dancing pavilion at Springdale Park, in the Narrows. He was a member of the Bloomfield Reformed Church and was a good-natured, kind-hearted man and had many friends, who learned of his death with sincere regret. Funeral services were held at his late home on Sunday, conducted by the Rev. T. V. Miller, of Newport, and burial was in Newport cemetery."
[6633] Bernardino is son of Leonardo Sarra and Florence Mottola. Bernardino and Kathleen resided in 1977 at Flander Road, Southington, Conn. 06489. They had no children.