[35881] "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle [Brooklyn, New York], 6 Apr 1912," p. 4: "A sturdy old-fashioned veteran in the business and civic life of the Eastern District of Brooklyn was William Dick. He never learned to 'say the thing that is not' for his own good or for the good of others. His mind dealt with facts, not with phrases. It was not easily or often misled by the phrases of others. He owed his fortune, of course, to commercial imagination which pictures to one man a future to which another man is mole-blind, but that commercial imagination was itself cool, sane and well poised. Tyler was still President and the war with Mexico had not begun when, at the age of twenty-two, with no capital save his hands and brain, William Dick came over from Hanover. He neither saw nor sought an easy road to wealth and influence. He saved money. He became a small grocer, he interested himself in the flour and feed wholesale trade, and was one of the first men in the United States to realize the possibilities of sugar refining in this country. And though his first little plant was on the East Side of Manhattan, he always looked upon the Williamsburg waterfront as the ideal location for a refinery; and first at the foot of Division avenue and later at the foot of North Seventh street he tested his idea successfully. When the business of Dick & Meyer was absorbed by the American Sugar Refining Company Mr. Dick turned his attention to his church, to his favorite charities, to realty, to wise and conservative banking. He was 80 years old when he became President of the Manufacturers National Bank, a place he relinquished in 1907. Treasurer of the German Lutheran Hospital, life member of the Brooklyn. Institute, a man of manifold generosities, long chairmau of the Executive Committee of the Nassau Trust Company, he always preferred for himself simple living, and was to the end as democratic in spirit as when he began working in a grocery store in 1845. His death in his ninetieth year will sadden many hearts outside of his personal circle of acquaintanceship. The career of such a man is to be commended to the consideration of every boy in our public and private schools. Such careers do much to counteract the ideal of making an easy living, which is too common among the youngsters in America. Frugality and simplicity have a poetry of their own perhaps too little considered in the schools. The commercial imagination which made the greatness of Mr. Dick is not the endowment of every boy, not the endowment of many boys. But the young man ought to know that if he has it not, his best chance is in economy; and that if he has it it will be useless to him without the lever-fulcrum of patient thrift's accumulation. It is this lesson that Mr. Dick's life teaches, and no lesson is better worth learning."
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[27034] "Descendants of Ralph Hemenway" by James H. Gibbs in Family Tree Maker Online (Genealogy.com) states Ebenezer m. (2) 23 Feb 1738 in Framingham, MA to Tamesin Nurse (b. ca. 1700 in Framingham, d. 1766/67 there, daughter of Benjamin Nurse and Tamesin Smith). "The Massachusetts Hemenway Family . . . ," Rufus Hemenway (Napierville, IL, 1912), p. 26 states Ebenezer and his wife were admitted to the church 19 Feb 1721 and lists their childen.
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[232] The unverified Edwards Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 states Mary Ann is daughter of Daniel Paulus and Hannah Miller. Her son, Levi's, death record names his mother Mary Paulson.
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[3518] Lavanthal (Lavanttal) is in Carinthia (present-day Austria). Sponheim is a municipality in the district of Bad Kreuznach in Rhineland-Palatinate, in western Germany.
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