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Irene wrote in 1986: "I grew up in Detroit, Michigan. I worked for several years as a secretary and office manager, then married in 1945 to a man from Kansas whom I met at the USO! When World War II ended we were in Newfoundland where our oldest daughter had been born, then returned to Kansas to re-enter civilian life. My husband found work with the Federal gov't connected with the helium extraction industry. We moved to the Navajo Indian Reservation at Shiprock, New Mexico. Our daughter attended public school there, a minority among Indian students. I went to work at the local Indian Hospital, beginning a 23 year federal career with the Public Health Service and later with the the Enviornmental Protection Agency. When my husband retired on disability in 1958, we moved to Farmington, New Mexico. I became the administrative head of a small public service research project. By 1964 we were in Rockville, Maryland. I retired early in 1974 in order to accept a job with the local Presbytery. For the next 8 years I promoted equality for women in the church and also was responsible for starting 12 new churches. Several of the new congregations are Korean. The chance to work closely with many fine Korean people is a gift I will always treasure. I am an elder in the Presbyterian church, active now in women's groups at the local church. In 1982 I retired from my professional relationship with the church. My education includes a bachelors degree from the University of Maryland in behavioral science and I am presently engaged in a masters program in General Administration." Irene was survived by her three children, Margaret Louise (Hardman-MUYE), Anne Elizabeth Hardman, and Thomas James Hardman (Jr), from her marriage to Thomas J. Hardman.
Thomas and Irene's son, Thomas, wrote: "Mom's health was really quite good in most ways throughout her long life. However, in her mid-80s she began to increasingly suffer from congestive heart failure, and eventually had to go to hospital and then to residential care in the summer of 2011. She passed from this world September 15, 2011. Her memorial services were held in St Matthew's Presbyterian Church in Aspen Hill, Maryland, and these services were very well attended from both within and without the community of this church where she had long been an Elder. In particular, it was very good to see so many of her co-workers from her Federal career come to pay their respects. One gentleman said "she made the place run. I don't know how we could have done it without her". Her eulogy from her pastor dwelt long on Mom's contribution to Women in Presbytery, noting that women clergy were almost non-existent when Mom began her work and that by the time of Mom's passing, about half of Presbyterian clergy were women.
"Mom was absolutely devoted to her yard, as much so as with anything else she claimed as her own. When we moved into our home in Aspen Hill in 1963, the house was nearly new and almost without landscaping or ornament. By the time she passed, our azaleas were the subject of much admiration and envy, the lawn was immaculate, the trees have restored a natural-seeming canopy and in all green seasons the flowers are everywhere. After spending almost all of her spare time in the gardens during her life in Aspen Hill, her remains will in part spend the rest of eternity there as this is where I scattered her ashes to rejoin the earth on which she lavished such care."
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[58259] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 16 December 2024: "Belfast - Lucy (Herrick) Mailloux Ledien, 99, of Belfast and formerly of Blue Hill, passed away peacefully with her two sons by her side on Dec. 12, 2024. She was born on Halloween 1925 to Sadie (Billings) Herrick and A. B. Herrick of Blue Hill, as a special treat, the second of twin girls. With only one girl's name chosen, the couple named her Lucy Abbie, for their mothers. Growing up in Blue Hill, Lucy graduated from George Stevens Academy, where years later she served as a trustee. She went on to college at Gotham Teachers' College, now known as the University of Southern Maine. There, she met Don Mailloux, who she married and together they had four sons. The couple taught and coached at several Maine schools, including Andover, Strong, Penobscot, Guilford and ended at Belfast Area High School where Lucy taught biology and Don, who was blind, chemistry. In 1971, they moved back to Lucy's homestead and went to work for the Maine Teachers' Association. Following Don's death in 1975, Lucy was called to Brooklin, where she controlled and taught an unruly class that had already driven out a couple of teachers, ending up as the principal there. She married Harold Leiden in 1980. Lucy loved knitting, quilting, cooking and preserving vegetables from her garden, winning many ribbons at the Blue Hill Fair. She also enjoyed swimming at the Waldo County YMCA swimming pool with a group of friends and traveling in both the U.S. and abroad was also a favorite of Lucy's. She also enjoyed being part of a group, from Baptist women's fellowships to retired teachers' associations, the VFW auxiliary and grange. She served as officers in many of those groups and volunteered providing rides to medical patients who needed them and as a hospital aid at the Blue Hill Hospital and Waldo County General Hospital after she moved to Belfast to be closer to family. She also held offices at the Blue Hill Baptist Church and First Baptist Church of Belfast, where she was a member at the time of her death, and on the board of American Baptist Churches of Maine. Lucy is survived by two sons, Bruce (Becky) Mailloux and Randolph (Toni) Mailloux; four grandchildren, Dr. Benjamin (Robyn), Daniel Mailloux, Jana (Nate) Howard, and Traci (Paul Meola) Mailloux; 10 great-grandchildren; stepson, Ben (Debbie) Leiden and their children and grandchildren; nieces and nephews; and many friends. She was predeceased by both her husbands; two sons, Michael and Malcolm; twin sister, Catherine Moody; brother, Malcom Herrick; and classmates and friends."
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[32680] See "The Baronetage of England: Or The History of the English Baronets ..., Vol. 2," William Betham (1802), p. 158 - available at https://books.google.com.
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[49067] Jennie is daughter of David W. Van Horn (1847-1924) & Ella Permelia Maker (1864-1940; m. 6 December 1886).