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[10774] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Baring.
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[18348] Fidelia m. (1) June 1842 Jeremiah Canfield and (2) 4 Nov 1858 George Tuttle. Her Bible records were published in the Kansas City Genealogist, 11 April 1965, p. 4.
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[28920] See "Magna Carta Ancestry," Douglas Richardson (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2005), p. 247, states Agnes m. (2) Sir John Parr.
[53251] Alma is daughter of George William Garside (1849-1908) & Bessie Dyer Hill (b. in 1871; m. 6 January 1890).
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[56977] Abbie is daughter of Charles R. Johnson (1843-1889) & Mary Maxwell (1842-1920; m. 6 September 1863 in Lee, Penobscot Co., ME).
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Either her birth date or that of her father (and of his marriage) are wrong. Family historian Mike Stafford (mike-sta4d@prodigy.net) shared in 2002: Her will, signed 7 Dec 1714 in Scituate, MA, was proved on 4 Sep 1722 in Plymouth, MA. That Elizabeth Stover, widow, was of high courage and tenacity is shown by the records of the General Court of Massachusetts. Her home at the Neck was in an Indian-haunted region, and from 1688 to 1712 the Indian wars made life hazardous for the families there. Elizabeth Stover, being of stern stuff, did not leave her home fort readily, but finally she was obliged to yield to fate, as the following letter petition shows: "Feb 26 1695/6 - James Convers in behalf of Elizabeth Stover petitioned the General Court saying that said widow in the beginning of the present was lost her husband and she with much difficulty and charge maintained her fort at Cape Nadick about two years. But in the year (1691) she was neglected, her neighbors left her, her sons removed, she was forced to quit the (then) best fort in the Eastern parts which was within one week seized by the Enemy; her houses one of stone and the other of wood within the walls burnt, during the time of her abode there she was very ready and forward to supply soldiers with beef and other provisions upon the march and otherwise as need required. She obtained a ticket from your Petitioner and other commanders for her disbursements and had a debenture signed to the Treasurer for fifteen pounds and seven schillings (according to the best of my remembrance) sent to her son-in-law of Scituate, and her sd. son lost it by the way. The books have been searched and no payment thereof found. She hath made as many journeys up to Boston with a man she hired to come with her (about it) as cost her above three pounds in money, and always met with disappointment, though our late honeored Govr promised she should be paid tet she being weary left the matter to your Petitioner." (The Court voted to pay her 15 pounds 18 schillings.)
Will of Elizabeth Stover, Probate Court, Plymouth, MA: IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. The Seventh day of December in the first year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord, George, by the grace of God of Great Brittan, France, and Ireland, Defender of the faith & c. Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred and fourteen; I ELIZABETH STOVER of SCITTUATE in the County of Plymouth in the Provice of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, Spinster; Being of weak body but of sound memory; calling to mind my mortality, & the uncertainty of my Life, I do make & ordain this my Last Will and Testament In manner & form following, hereby revoking & making null & void all former Will or Wills by me made either by word or writing, ratifying & confirming this & no other to be my Last Will & Testament. First & principally I give & recomment my Soul into the hands of God yet gave it & my body to the earth to be buried after a Decent & Christian manner at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter named. - And as touching such worldly estate as the Lord hath blessed me with, I do give & bequeath & dispense of the same in manner following. Imprimiss: I give & bequeath unto my son JOHN STOVER the Summ of twenty & three pounds in silver money at eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my son DEPENDANCE STOVER the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my son JOSIAH STOVER the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my son GEORGE STOVER the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter ELIZABETH WALFOOT the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter SARAH LANCASTER the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter DEBORAH SAWYER the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce.
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter MARY WANTON the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter HANNAH BRYANT the summ of twenty & three pounds in Silver money at Eight shillings an ounce. Item. I give unto Phebie, my Negro woman slave, her freedom at my death, and ten pounds in silver money at eight shillings an ounce to be paid her by my Executors at the end of one month after my decease. Item. I give unto my said negro woman all her wearing cloths, together with the bed she lyeth on, and the bed stead & clothing which belongs to it. Item, I give unto Jonathan my Negro Lad, the Son of Phebie my negro woman, his freedom at my decease: Item I give unto the lad Jonathan all his wareing cloths, the bed whereon he lyeth and the clothing belonging to it, my Gun, and ten pounds in silver money at eight shillings an ounce to be paid him by my Executor when he shall arrive to the age of twenty and one years. Item. I give unto Jerrusha my Negro Girl the Daughter of Phebie my negro woman her freedom at my decease; Item I give the sd Jerusha her wareing cloths, & ten pounds in silver money at eight shillings an ounce, to be paid unto her by my Executor when she shall arrive at the age of eighteen years.
Cf. http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr03/rr03_336.html
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[43899] Find A Grave memorial 72945516 reports "Margaret Stahlman was baptized Eva Margaretta Reed by her parents Philip Reed & Margaretta Boyer Reed." She m. Samuel Stahlman - Samuel is son of Johannes Jacob Stahlman (1756-1823) & Eleanor McCrorey (1765-1843). They had Elizabeth Stahlman Armagost (1826-1887); John Solomon Stahlman (1831-1895); Margaret Stahlman Brinker Hulmes (1837-1925); Harrison Stahlman (1842-1864); Malinda Stahlman (1846-1851).
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[50424] "The Ellsworth American [Ellsworth, Maine]," 2 October 2023: "Aurora - William S. Silsby Jr., 97, died peacefully in his sleep at Ross Manor in Bangor on Sept. 27, 2023. He was born Aug. 28, 1926, in Brewer, to Myrle Coombs Silsby and William S. Silsby Sr. He grew up in Aurora, but his family moved to Ellsworth where he attended Ellsworth High School. He was a three-sport Letterman, graduating in 1943 at the age of 16. In the fall of 43, he began attending Bowdoin College. But after his freshman year, his education was interrupted by World War II as he joined the Navy and fought in the Pacific Theater. In the Navy, he was part of a Higgins boat crew that would drop marines and supplies directly on the shore for amphibious assaults. He also served on one of the first ships to occupy Nagasaki after the second nuclear bomb, nicknamed Fatman, was dropped on that city. He described the devastation there, 'Like hell, all you could smell was death!' Upon his return from the war, he continued his studies at Bowdoin. Although he played basketball, he really excelled at baseball. As a sharp fielding third baseman with an authoritative bat, he thrived as a Bowdoin ball player, still holding several Polar Bear records. After graduating from Bowdoin in 1950, his baseball prowess was noticed by the MLB. The Red Sox, Yankees and Brooklynn Dodgers all expressed interest in Bill joining their farm systems. Since ball players did not make back then the kind of money they do today, he chose to pursue law in the footsteps of his father William Sr. and his brother Herbert. He attended BU Law School as his brother Herb did a couple years before from 1951 to 1953. He never graduated, though, because he passed the bar exam in 1953 and started practicing at the law firm of Silsby & Silsby that same year. During that same year, he became president of the Union River Telephone Company, holding that position until earlier this year. As president of Union River Telephone, he started Rivah.net, which provides internet services to the same area as the phone company and Ellsworth. In his 53 years of practicing law, his talent in the courtroom shined and he became a highly sought after trial attorney. Also specializing in real estate law, he cofounded and ran the Eastern Maine Title Company in 1985 with his longtime friend Diane Burke. His generosity with family, friends, those less fortunate and especially law enforcement inspired him to do a lot of pro bono legal work for those who needed him. In 1969, he married the woman of his dreams, Norene Roderick of Waterville. They were married for 49 years before her death in 2018. She was always by his side and ran several business ventures along with him including Twin City and Waterville Bowling Lanes. In 1983, he was inducted into the Maine Baseball Hall of Fame. Bangor Daily News sportswriter Owen Osborne dubbed him 'Mr. Baseball' in the 50s but his teammates knew him as 'Mr. Clutch.' When the team needed a big play to win the game, he delivered. His baseball career began in 1936 at the age of 11 playing third base for the Aurora Cubs Town Team and he quickly became a hot baseball property after that. Two years later as he was starting high school, he played for the Ellsworth Red Wings, a team that played in what they called the Maine Semi Pro Leagues back then. Over the years, he played for the Blue Hill Badgers, Pittsfield AC in the old Tri-County League alongside fellow Hall of Famer, pitcher Wilson Francis, a two-year stint with Harry Daltons fast Bangor Club, a second run with the Red Wings sharing player/manager duties alongside his good friend Wilson Francis from 51 to 54 and finally back with the Badgers from 55 to 59 where he led the league in hitting with a .462 batting average in 1956. In 1961, nearly a quarter century after playing baseball at a high level, he switched his sports focus to candlepin bowling. As a participant, he quickly became a well-respected competitor, playing in tournaments all over the state. But, probably more importantly, he became an ambassador for the sport, as he did with baseball, promoting the game throughout the state. On the business side, he built Hillside Lanes in Ellsworth, Bangor-Brewer Lanes in Brewer, Waterville Bowling Lanes and he reopened Twin City Lanes in Bangor. After designing a new bowling pin, he started the Scor-Mor Candlepin Manufacturing company with Frank Coombs. On the administrative side, he was president of the Maine State Candlepin Bowling Association and was a member of the World Candlepin Bowling Counsel in which he wrote the rules of the game that are still used today. And on the promotional side, he produced several successful candlepin bowling TV shows, which showcased top bowlers from New England to the Maritimes. He co-hosted with his good friend Dick Stacey doing the play by play and he as the color-man. He was also an avid golfer and he excelled at playing tournaments and Calcuttas across the state. He was a longtime member of Tide Water in Trenton and Kebo Valley in Bar Harbor. He is survived by his sons Jonathan of Gorham, Richard (Rick) and his wife Corinne of Windham, his sister Beverly McLean of Orono, his sister-in-law Ruth Blaisdell Silsby of Ellsworth, his grandchildren Adam of Lee, Mass., Derek and his wife Nish of Auburn, Mass., Kellie of New York City, Olivia, Nevada and Gage of Monrovia, Ind., his son-in-law David Inman also of Monrovia, Ind., and his great-grandchildren Ian and Caroline of Auburn, Mass. He is predeceased by his loving wife Norene, brother Herbert, son Billy the third, daughter Bonnie, and his nephew Bruce Roderick."