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"The Bangor Daily Nws [Bangor, Maine]," 22 September 2023: "Bucksport - Pauline Eldridge Bayer-Lally, 97, of Bucksport, Maine, passed peacefully from the loving arms of her family into the open arms of God on Thursday, September 21, 2023. The daughter of Millard A. Eldridge and Hazel (Saunders) Eldridge was born on August 3, 1926, in Bangor. She attended Bucksport schools from kindergarten through her high school graduation in 1944. She graduated from Westbrook Junior College in Westbrook, Maine, in 1946. She became the secretary to the personnel manager at the St. Regis paper mill in Bucksport. It was there that Polly met her future husband, Herman Bayer, also known as Tuck. They were married in February 1950. They welcomed their two sons, Mark and Jeff, while residing in Bucksport. Tuck's career in the paper industry then led to moves to Wisconsin, New York State, and then back and forth moves to and from New York, and Maine. While in Wisconsin, Polly took up the sport of ice curling. Starting as a novice, her quick learning took her to the position of skip (team captain) in only 3 years, while taking the team to the state finals for the first time. While living in New York and Maine she retained her love of downhill skiing and golf. Her zeal for both, on occasion led the family to having Tv dinners for supper. She never missed a sporting event or school activity for her sons, often serving up her chocolate brownies. No matter where she lived, Polly always returned to her beloved family camp on Toddy Pond every summer; even when it meant her driving 1500 miles in 3 days with the 2 boys and a collie. She was truly the best boat driver for water skiing. Then in 1977, Tuck and Polly moved back to Bucksport, with Tuck becoming mill manger at the mill he started at, and Polly's hometown. Tuck tragically passed away in 1981 at the age of 57. At this point, Polly became fully devoted to her hometown, serving on the town council, and as trustee positions at her beloved Elm Street Congregational church, and the Riverview Cemetery. While on the town council, she became one of the driving forces for the development of the now acclaimed Bucksport Waterfront Walkway. Her participation on the project even included many hours of manual labor with many of her friends and town crews. It was during this time that she reacquainted with an old friend, Gene Lally, eventually they married. Again, tragically Gene died in 1990 after just a few years of marriage. In 1993, Max Goode moved to Bucksport, to work at the Bucksport Health Center. Max wanted to rent a room in the area, and Polly welcomed the security of having him in the house. That move of mutual need/help led to a loving relationship of 30 years. During their time together, they made several road trips to Florida, and Myrtle Beach, and one very long 6-week cross country road trip to California, along the southern route and the return along the northern route.
Polly absolutely loved being a grandmother to Jason and Rebecca, and great-grandmother to Summer and Violet. She would travel to see their sporting events and dance recitals, whether in Jay, Maine, or Vermont. Her love of family knew no bounds. She was the recipient of the prestigious Hans Honders award for community service in 2014. She lived by the motto of love, peace, and happiness. She loved her God, and He loved her. Polly was predeceased by her parents, Millard and Hazel Eldridge; her husband, Herman J. Bayer; her husband, Gene Lally; and her daughter-in-law, Jaqueline Bayer. She is survived by her partner, Russell Max Goode; sons, Mark and his wife, Mary Beth, and Jeffrey and his wife, Rita; grandson, Jason Bayer and his wife, Dr. Tamara Sewell; granddaughter, Rebecca Clough and her husband, Tobin; and great-granddaughters Summer and Violet Clough."
[2359] The region of the old principality of Hohenlohe lies just northeast of Stuttgart, Germany.
HISTORY OF THE LAU FAMILY, 1732 TO 1799, AS READ AT WOLFE'S CHURCH JULY 24TH, 1932 [from the Web in 2009]:
In the tide of immigration that came to the shores of the New Land in the early part of the Eighteenth Century were many thousands of Palatines from the Valley of the Rhine, who came seeking freedom from civil and religious oppression. These services today are being held in memory of this large multitude who sought to establish a home in the New Land.
Christian Lau came over in the ship "Pink, John and William" of Sunderland, Constable Tymperton, master from Rotterdam, last from Dover, and landed at Philadelphia, on October 17, 1732. There were 61 men above 16 years and , 109 women and children, all classed as "Palatines" on the same ship. Among the names of the men may be found that of "Christian Lau" and Conrad Low, and among the names of the women and children may be found the following: Anna Gluf Lowan, Christian Lowan, Margaret Lowan, Philip Lowan, and Barbara Lowan. There is no doubt but what Christian Lau's wife and that of several of his children are in the last group mentioned.
Christian Lau and Conrad Lau are shown as members of Christ Lutheran Church in York during the pastorate of Rev. John Casper Stover, who was pastor of this church from 1733 to 1743. Re. Stover baptized four of the children of Christian Lau, the first of these four being baptized on February 23, 1735. This is evidence that Christian Lau was living in York County then part of Lancaster County at least as early as the beginning of the year 1735.
Christian Lowe was appointed Constable of Manchester Township in 1749 at the first session of Court to be held in York County.
On April 10, 1750, Christian Lau secured a WARRANT from the Proprietaries of the Province of Pennsylvania for 150 Acres of land in Manchester Township. The greater part of this Tract was located in what was then known as "SPRINGETSBURY MANOR." It is quite evident, however, that Christian Lau was residing along "Codorus" creek near Bairs Station as early as 1745, since reference is made to him in a warrant dated July 26, 1745, granted to his son Philip Lau. This tract known as the "MILL PLACE" was sold to his son-in-law, Casper Kerver, by the heirs of Christian Lau.
On November 3, 1763, Christian Lau bought a tract of land in Codorus Township, granted to Felix Miller in pursuance of a warrant for 100 acres, dated October 28, 1746. This tract when surveyed in later years was found to contain about 220 acres and was divided into five parts and apportioned to his five surviving children.
On the same date that Christian Lau bought the Felix Miller tract, he also bought a tract of land in the Manchester Township from Mark Hains for 15 pounds. This tract containing 287 ½ acres adjoined his other land. He sold the same to his son Michael Lau on January 11, 1770, and he in turn devised it to his son Michael 2nd. This tract was patented by three sons of Michael Lau, 2nd; namely: George Lau; Michael Lau, 3rd, and Jonas Lau. This tract was in the Lau name for more that 100 years.
Christian Lau had also acquired a tract of about 148 acres in what is now Jackson Township, from Nicholas Shuster. On August 23, 1769, he sold this tract to his son-in-law, Casper Kerber. Mr. Lau at one time owner about 750 acres of land in what is now West Manchester Township, Jackson Township, and North Codorus Township.
Christian Lau's will was dated January 11, 1770, and probated on May 13, 1772. The first clause of his will reads as follows: "In the name of God, amen. I, Christian Lau, of Manchester Township, in the County of York, in the Province of Pennsylvania, miller, being far advanced in years and very infirm; but yet of perfect mind and memory (thanks be to God for the same) and also calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory life and that all flesh must die, do make, ordain, publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner following (that is to say) first and principally being penitent and heartily sorry for my sins, I commit my soul in the hands of Almighty God, in whom and by whose mercy I trust and assuredly believe to be saved, and my body I commit to the earth to be decently buried. And for the disposing of such temporal estate which it hath pleased God to bless me with, I do give, devise and dispose of the same manner following."
The inscription of Christian Lau's Tombstone in the Cemetery adjoining this Church edifice shows that he was born on August 21, 1696, and died April 21, 1772, at the age of 75 years and 8 months. He left to survive him, his widow, Anna Cleva; and three sons and two daughters; namely, Philip, Peter, Michael, Anna Mariam wife of Elias Eister, and Maria Magdalena, wife of Casper Kerber. His widow Anna Cleva died soon after his decease.
Philip Lau, oldest son of Christian Lau, was also a holder of large tracts of land. He had secured seven warrants from the proprietaries of the Province of Pennsylvania for tracts located in Manchester, Codorus and Shrewsbury Townships. The total acreage of these tracts amounted to more than 500 acres, and after his death these tracts were divided among his three sons: Henry and Andrew being awarded the tracts in Manchester and Codorus Townships, and Michael Lau the tract in Shrewsbury Township.
Philip Lau and his wife Magdalena Genzler, were the parents of the following children: Gertrude, wife of Frederick Miller, Henry, Elizabeth, wife of Philip Rudisill; Andrew, Michael and Magdalena, wife of John Menges. Philip Lau's will was probated on August 30, 1781.
Andrew Lau and Michael Lau, sons of Philip Lau, were tanners by trade, and in later years resided in Berwick Township, now a part of Adams County. John Menges, and his wife Magdalena Lau Menges, were the grandparents of Rev. Peter Livingston and great grandparents of former Congressman Franklin Menges, of York.
Peter Lau, second son of Christian Lau, was born in 1728, and died in 1806, at the age of 78 years. There was surveyed for him a tract of 281 acres in Codorus Township on account of a warrant dated May 11, 1752, for 150 acres, secured from the proprietaries of Pennsylvania. This tract adjoined his father, Christian Lau's, land and parts of this tract have been held by Laus and their descendants since 1752.
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Peter Lau devised this tract of 281 acres to his two sons, Andrew Lau and George Lau, and a tract of 44 ¼ acres in the same township to his son-in-law, Valentine Bergheimer. Peter Lau and his wife, Susanna Lau, left to survive them, two sons, namely, Andrew and George; and five daughters, namely, Magdalena, wife of George Philip Gentzler; Anna Maria, wife of Daniel Rynold,; Catharina, wife of Valentine Alt; Eve, wife of Rynold, and Susanna, wife of Valentine Bergheimer. The remains of Peter Lau and his wife Susanna Lau are buried in the graveyard at this place.
Michael Lau, youngest son of Christian Lau, was born May 2nd, 1736, and died June 2nd, 1795. Michael Lau, elder, and his wife Anna Mary Lau, residents of Manchester Township, were the parents of the following children: Peter, Catherine, wife of Christian Null; Magdalen, wife if Henry Wehler; Elizabeth, wife of Henry Winder; Michael, Anna Mary, wife of Philip Gentzler; Margaret, Christian and Susanna. After the decease of Michael Lau, elder, his two surviving sons acquired his real estate; Michael, 2nd, being awarded his father's dwelling plantation of 287 ½ acres in Manchester Township, and Peter, the eldest son, being awarded a tract of about 300 acres in Codorus Township.
Michael Lau, the second, born February 23, 1771, died July 16, 1839; was a resident of West Manchester Township. He and his wife, Margaret Eyster, were the parents of the following children: John, Rebecca, wife of Samuel Bowman; Michael, 3rd; George, Jonas, Jacob, Susanna, wife of Solomon Weigel; Elizabeth, wife of John Sleder; Joshua and Anna Maria, wife of William Lau.
Peter Lau, son of Michael Lau, elder, was a resident of Codorus Township. His wife's name was Barbara nee Renoll Lau. They were parents of the following children: Michael, Samuel, Daniel, David, Peter, Anna Mary, wife of Jacob Kerchner; Susanna, wife of Christian Rohrbach; Elizabeth, wife of Michael Emig, and Polly Lau.
Andrew, son of Peter and Susan Lau, was born October 7, 1751, and died 1822. He was a resident of Codorus Township. In his will dated March 21, 1816, and probated February 22, 1822, he names his ten children from his first wife (Elizabeth) as follows: Michael, George (deceased); Susanna, wife of Velta Ald; Elizabeth, wife of Philip Ald; Frederick, Joseph, Christian, Perie, wife of Jacob Raver; Bolly, wife of John Helsel, and Catharina, wife of David Brillhart. His second wife's name was Magdalena, and their children were: William Lau; Eliza, wife of Daniel Klinedinst; George Lau and Juliana, wife of Abraham Hossler.
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[42308] This person is from the unverified Roberts Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2017.
[41825] Ancestry.com offers: "Parker Name Meaning - English: occupational name for a gamekeeper employed in a medieval park, from an agent derivative of Middle English parc 'park' (see Park 1). This surname is also found in Ireland."
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[31151] Find A Grave Memorial # 22898201states (without documentation): "Anne (Whitmore) Allen was the daughter of John Whitmore and Joanna Jessup. She married Samuel Allen in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts in 1630." HOWEVER - http://capecodgenes.com/web_cards/ps01/ps01_204.html in 2015 disputes that Anne Whitmore was wife of Samuel Allen.