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[44055] Alfred served as a Corporal in the U.S.Army. The unverified Connor Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: "When Alfred Edison Conner was born on September 11, 1911, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his father, Hervey, was 42 and his mother, Cora, was 26. He married Shirley Alice Coombs on June 4, 1933, in Bucksport, Maine. They had one [known] child during their marriage. He died on July 6, 1999, in Topsham, Maine, at the age of 87, and was buried in Brooksville, Maine." "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine] , 8 July 1999," p. 16: "Topsham - Alfred E. Conners, 87, formerly of Bucksport, died Tuesday July 6, 1999 at Topsham after a long illness. Mr. Conners retired from St Regis Paper Co. where he was employee for more than 20 years in the paper testing laboratory. He was a member of Felicity Lodge of Masons and the Royal Arch Chapter of Bucksport. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and he served an 18 month church mission to the Navajo in New Mexico. He was married to Shirley A. Coombs in 1933, and she died in 1962. Surviving are three daughters, Elizabeth and her husband James Gott of Bucksport, Nancy and her husband Rex Neilson of Leeds, Utah and Christine and her husband Rodney Gray of South Portland; a son, James, and his wife, Miriam Conners, of Topsham; sisters Anita Allison and Barbara Wilson of Bucksport; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren."
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[55725] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 6 February 2024: "Bar Harbor - Jane L. Carter, 85, passed away Jan. 28, 2024, at Ross Manor in Bangor. She was born in Lubec in 1938, daughter of the late Salvatore and Louise Flower. Her childhood was mostly spent living in Washington County. Her grandparents owned Flowers Shoe Store in Lubec. We, as her children, would visit her family and get shoes. Simple pleasures. Her childhood home was in Pembroke. Her parents took on boarders who became family. It was a full house, Jane, her two brothers, and parents. Mom (Jane) would talk about life back then and her love for country life. Mom moved to Bar Harbor when she was 17. She stayed with family while she worked during the summer at Dicks Diner. This is where she met her true love, Stanley Harris. They moved to Fort Bragg to live for a few years. The family was growing and as with most families, things didnt always go as planned. They made the decision to move closer to family for support. Raising four children in Bar Harbor. They bought their first house on lower Ledgelawn. They were so excited they bought groceries (canned goods), but no can opener! Life continued to be busy, Mom was an avid reader, knitter and a homemaker. Mom was a very good listener. She would talk at length about anything, and she would give her point of view but respect yours. For 46 years she hand-quilted baby blankets. For her grandchildren, her friends children and the nurses at Seaport. She would trace patterns and carefully embroider them. She loved it and she knew all the babies names. She would talk about each baby and their family. She continued this until one week before her passing. Jane was widowed after 34 years of marriage. She continued to work at the Jackson Laboratory. Where her co-workers regarded her as being kind and caring. For over forty years, she cared for colonies of research mice with precision and careful detail. Jax researchers knew that they could depend on Jane to be certain those colonies were carefully bred and ready for their research. At work she met a new fellow from there, they started talking. Mom made the first move with a simple note. He had the hardest time trying to figure out who mom was and if she was the 'Jane.' Stetson Carter walked up to mom and said, 'its you!' Scared Mom half to death. She was such a great woman with a great laugh. They went for rides then longer trips. Eventually traveling to meet her Vermont family. They married in 1994. The Carters welcomed Mom into their family. Holidays, weddings and stays were enjoyed at 'Janes Cottage.' Moms life was full. She said she was the luckiest women with two great husbands and a beautiful family. Jane was predeceased by her brother, John W. Flower, sons John and James Harris, her first husband Stanley Harris, and second husband Stetson Carter. She is survived by her brother James and Dale Flower of Colorado; children Lee Harris and recently deceased wife Kathy, Brenda and husband Roger Gray, Robert Harris and wife Nadine, Brian Harris and wife Pam, and Eric Carter and wife Annette; grandchildren Tommie, Bobbie, Sonja and Leon Hubbard, Maynard Vance, Zachary and Brook Harris, Nicholas Hayden and fiancé Maryann, Jameson Harris, Katrina Harris, Tiffany Harris, Joseph and Renel Carter, Joshua and Jehan Carter, Shep and Mimi Carter, Lindsey Carter, and Vinnie; great-grandchildren Brody and Cole Hubbard, Andrew and Ayden Harris, and Ario Carter; cousins Christopher Flower, of Colorado, Mathew Flower, of New York, Tim Flower, of Colorado, Vincent, Brawyn, and Zoe."
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[14882] The IGI file reports John m. Patience A. Lord.
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[27036] "Descendants of Ralph Hemenway" by James H. Gibbs in Family Tree Maker Online (Genealogy.com) states that Joshua m. (1) 16 Jan 1668 in MA to Joanna Evans (b. 1647 in Dorchester, MA, d. 27 Jan 1675 in Roxbury, MA, daughter of Richard Evans and Mary _____) and m. (2) in 1668 to Mary _____(d. 5 May 1703 in Roxbury, MA - mother of Ebenezer) and (3) 5 April 1704 in Roxbury to Elizabeth Weeks (d. 20 Sept 1737 in Roxbury, daughter of William Weeks). Cf. "The Massachusetts Hemenway Family . . . ," Rufus Hemenway (Napierville, IL, 1912). http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/h/u/g/Douglas-Clare-Huggett/GENE3-0008.html in 2017 identifies his second wife as Mary Evans. For early history of Roxbury, see https://www.geni.com/projects/Early-Families-of-Roxbury-Massachusetts.
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[3520] Loeben is north of Graz in Austria.
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[236] The 10 April 1930 federal census of Saville Twp., Perry Co., PA lists the family, Her birth certificate is Katherine Elizabeth Stewart but death certificate for infant daughter Betty Jane (b. & d. 10 Nov 1926) lists her as Kathryn Stuart. "The Sentinel [Carlisle, Pennsylvania]," 17 August 1981, p. 6: "Clarence W. Rice, 80, RD1 Ickesburg, died Saturday in Perry Health Center, Loysville. He is survived by seven sons. Elmer C. Rice, Harrisburg, Donald E. Rice, Loysville, John W. Rice, Dauphin. Dean E. Rice, Ickesburg. Steven A. Rice, RD1 Elliottsburg, and Larry and Fred Rice, RD1 Ickesburg; five daughters, Margaret E. Reisinger, Carlisle, Anna R. Peterson and Mary L. Bernheisel, RD2 Mifflintown, Winifred J. Flickinger, Blain, and Bonnie F. Benner, RD1 Duncannon; three brothers. Edward Rice, Newport, Elmer H. and Conrad Rice, Ickesburg; a sister, Sarah McMlllen, Loysville; two half-sisters, Margaret George, Newport and Bertha Comp, New Bloomfield; 26 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren."
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[58772] Malcolm's obituary: "Danny Royal Jr, 66, went home to be with the Lord surrounded by his family October 15th, 2022. He was born March 25th, 1956, in Bangor, the son of Malcolm D. Sr and Lorraine (Trimm) Royal. Danny graduated from Penquis Valley High School, Class of 1974. Following graduation, he went into the Marine Corps, where he served four years as a Jet Engine Mechanic at Cherry Point. Afterwards, he continued his service through the Reserves. Once out of the military, he held multiple jobs over the years, including nearly two decades at Dexter Shoe in Milo. Upon its closure, he obtained his CDL license, finishing his career as a truck driver for Thornton Construction, where he served for nearly 15 years. Other places of service included Pride Manufacturing, Sylvain & Sylvain Lumber Mill, Costigan Stud Mill, River City Trucking, Webber Oil and Pelkey Oil. Danny was an extremely hard worker, working many years for all these companies, giving a 110% to each one until his time there was over. He was known to work overtime and help whenever was needed. Outside of his work, he loved spending time as a woodworker. He also was very active in his faith. He enjoyed reading the Bible and collecting multiple bibles over the years. Danny was also a minister of the gospel and enjoyed sharing the good word of God with everyone, having a home fellowship and childrens ministry at his house for many years, ending with a very active online ministry. He made many close friends throughout the country through serving the Lord and had a huge network online with all of them, which they used to help support each other. Danny was married to his wife, Vicki, for 41 years, and they had two children together; Jeremy Reynolds and Heather Peters. He was a family man, and his grandchildren were a huge part of his life. He loved his family so much, all extensions of them, including those that extended beyond the walls of his home. He was a big jokester, chiming in with his dad jokes and funny expressions. Danny went by many names, little Danny, teacher, brother, son, husband, father, and Grumpy, which is the name his grandchildren gave to him. He was 'a man after Gods own hear', he loved the Lord, he loved his family, and he loved people. From the time he trusted Christ in 1994 until the Lord called him home, he followed the Lord with all his heart. Surviving him is his loving wife, Vicki, and his two children; his son, Jeremy and his wife, Karina Reynolds, their children; Jared and Brandon Reynolds; his daughter, Heather and her husband, Ryan Peters, their children; Jacob and Chloe Peters; his mother and his special step-father; Lorraine and Mike Nutbrown; his siblings; Kendall Royal, Kevan Royal, Donna Estes, and Richard Royal, and his aunts; Louise Larrabee, Cheryl Ford, and Nathalie Lancaster; He is predeceased by his father and his step-mother; 'Danny' Malcolm Sr and Stella Royal; his sister, Tammy Royal, and his other aunts and uncles."
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[47008] "The News-Journal [Wilmington, Delaware], 18 April 1949," pp 1 & 4: "Samuel K. Varnes, chief engineer of the DuPont Company's Ammonia Department, died early today in Delaware Hospital. He had been operated on last week. Mr. Varnes, 64 years old, had been with the DuPont Company since 1917. He lived at 500 Rockwood Road, Brandywine Hills. During World War I, he started with the mechanical experimental division of the Engineering Department and was chiefly concerned with research on the operation of smokeless powder plants. Later, he was put in charge of that work. The war over, Mr. Varnes was placed in charge of mechanical experimental work at several DuPont plants. In 1923, he went to France to study the process of making ammonia by the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen. He returned there the next year as head of an engineering commission to obtain design information on the process. When DuPont installed the process, building its plant at Belle, W. Va., Mr. Varnes was the egineer in charge of the work. He became chief engineer of the Ammonia Department in 1931. Born in East Sales, Pa., Mr. Varnes attended Airy View Academy, Port Royal, Pa., and the Pennsylvania State College, where he was graduated in 1906 with a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering and gained a master's degree in mechanical engineering in 1912. Mr. Varnes was a Methodist, a past master of Union Lodge No. 374, F. & A. M., Mifflintown, Pa., and a Imember of the Delaware Consistory. He also was a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, of the society's boiler code committee, of the test and specification committee of the Compressed Gas Manufacturers Association, and of the American Gas Association. He is survived by his wife and two children, Mrs. Clara V. James, of Front Royal, Va., and Mrs. Barbara V. Lawton, of Wilmington."