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NEHGR Vol. 7 lists Alice Hilton, 18, on pasenger list 24 April 1635 of "Ann & Elizabeth". She was supposed to be wife of George Walton, q.v.
However, Jim Walton
"First his wife's name was not Alice Hilton. See my article in The New Hampshire Genealogical Record, Vol 27, Nos. 3-4, July/October 2010, 'Who Was Alice, Wife of George Walton?' George was my 9th GGF and I have done some extensive research into his life, including trying to find the connection between Alice and the Hiltons. This article is the fruit of that research and no connection can be found. The Alice Hilton who is generally believed to be his wife was not the daughter of William Hilton (who had no daughter named Alice - TGMB pp. 953-4) and she went to Barbados, not New Hampshire.
"Another thing you might find interesting in my article is the references to Alexander Waldron. I am of the belief that he was the father of Abishag based on his concern for the child, and the statements she made when told she should make a will (NHSP v31, Probate v1, pp 230-1). I also searched the Waldron/Walderne family and could not find any reference that would connect her with that family. There is a lot of evidence that his brothers did not share in his concern, and there seemed to be constant bad blood between George and the Waldrons. This is speculation right now, but I am still researching the possibilities. The editor didn't do as good a job as I would have liked, but I'm working on another article about this possibility.
"In 1638 George was in Boston (fined for swearing), in 1639 he was in Exeter (signed Combination), in 1643 he was in Dover (Scales, History of Dover). He was married prior to 1642 which would lead me to believe he married Alice in Exeter, not Great Island. It is possible she was from Dover, which may have prompted his move there, but finding her history has been a real challenge.
"I'm glad to see you indicated his dead child was a male. Not many people pick up on that fact because it is not real obvious, but a careful reading of the court papers do make the inference pretty plain.
"Also, George did not have any slaves, and no black servants. One English writer spoke of a black servant, but he was unfamiliar with America and it is believed that he was referring to his Indian servant. I have only found this one reference to a black in any of the research I have done on George.
"An excellent book on the Lithobolia is 'The Devil of Great Island' by Emerson W. Baker. (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007). Unfortunately, he didn't do his homework thoroughly enough and perpetuates the Hilton myth, but that was not the thrust of his book, so it is understandable.
"Did you know that his 3rd GGS, Benjamin Lincoln Lear (Mary "Polly" Long, Pierse Long, Pierse Long, Abigail Walton, Shadrach Walton, George) was born in President George Washington's home in Philadelphia in 1792? Just another interesting story. :)"
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[7711] Anderson m. Feb. 22, 1893 Ellen Rebecca Loy (1875-1962) and had Pearl E. Hollenbaug (Aug. 24, 1895, d. Aug. 22, 1970; never married) and Paul Hollenbaugh (b. Nov. 25, 1896, d. Sept. 13, 1970, m. Aug. 23 1921 Mary Lila Wise [1900-1965] and had Donald L. Hollenbaugh [d. Aug. 4, 1984 at Harrisburg, PA at age 61]). "The Perry County Times [New Bloomfield, PA], 31 August 1961," p. 8: "Anderson Hollenbaugh, 92, passed away early Sunday evening after a lengthy illness. A retired farmer, he had lived in this community his entire life. Mr. Hollenbaugh celebrated his birthday on Thursday, the 24th. He is survived by his wife, a son Paul and a daughter, Miss Pearl Hollenbaugh R. N., Philadelphia. Miss Pearl has been home during her father's illness caring for both her parents as her mother, too, is in poor, health. Funeral will be on Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Nickel Funeral Home in Loysville and burial in Evangelical Cemetery, Elliottsburg."
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[13469] Keith died of injuries when struck by a car while riding his bicycle.
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The Rev. Dr. Kenneth E. Nolin, a Presbyterian minister, r. near Claysville, Washington Co., PA in retirement. He graduated from the Schultz American School in Egypt in 1945, Muskingum College in 1949 and in 1952 Magna Cum Laude from the Pittsburgh-Xenia Theological Seminary. He served with the American Presbyterian Mission, Assyut, Egypt (where his parents had served) and then in SW Pennsylvania congregations. He was a member of the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, PA and ws a tenor soloist.
The Schultz American School in Egypt newsletter in August, 2014 offered: "The past few days brought home once again the precious gift we have been given by being a part of those who lived and served in Egypt. Dr. & Mrs. Harry Hutchison served at Tanta Hospital from 1921-1955. Their two daughters, Ada Margaret Hutchison and Rosella Hutchison Nolin played an important role in the life of Schutz School and mission service at various stations in Egypt. Dr. & Mrs. William Nolin and their children lived at Schutz School in Alexandria. Dr. Nolin was part time superintendent and the rest of his time was spent as Treasurer of the American Mission, with an office in downtown Alexandria. Mrs. Nolin taught music and other subjects as needed. The Nolins served in Egypt from 1922 to 1958. Ada Margaret Hutchison began as a boarding student at Schutz in 4th grade and later was a short-term teacher when Schutz was in Assiut from 1946 to 1949. Rosella Hutchison married Ken Nolin and they returned to Egypt in 1955, where they served with the mission of the United Presbyterian Church for 15 years. In 1970, after leaving Egypt, they settled in the Mon Valley, where she worked at Brownsville Hospital and also for several years with Albert Gallatin Hospice. On Friday I attended with others who had served in Egypt the beautiful memorial service held at the Claysville United Presbyterian Church for Rosella Nolin. (Schutz Class of 1942) Rosella planned her service that included solos by grandson Ben Shopland and our singing together 'Ill Fly Away'. This was what her daughters Susan, Sharon, and Rachel sang to their mother as they held her hand as she flew away. On Saturday, along with others we attended the amazing memorial service held at the Presbyterian Church in Washington, PA for Ruth Nolin. (Schutz Class of 1943) Ruth managed the laboratory and later the radiology department at Tanta Hospital in Tanta, Egypt. Her work there lasted 15 years and was cut short by the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, when all U.S. Citizens left Egypt. Her final employment was at Washington Hospital where she worked for 21 years as supervisor of the hematology department. Ruth also planned her service and at her request it was music, music, music highlighted by nephew and baritone soloist Benjamin Shopland. The special Postlude was Toccata from Fifth Organ Symphony played by Paul Jacobs who is head of the organ department at Juilliard. - 7/26/2014, Jean Stultz"
Kenneth's obituary: "Kenneth Edward Nolin, 88, died Tuesday, September 15, 2015, in his home at Strabane Trails Village, Washington. He was born August 26, 1927, in Seattle, Wash., a son of the late William Wallace Nolin and Ruth Hemenway Nolin. Mr. Nolin's parents served as missionaries to Egypt with the Presbyterian Church, and his early years were lived in a boarding school for missionary children from Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. One of his significant memories involved a ship trip with his mother and three siblings by way of Cape Town, South Africa, to New York, traveling in total darkness to avoid German submarines and evacuate from Egypt before Gen. Rommell and his troops invaded during World War II. The Nolin family then lived for a time on Vashon Island near Seattle. He completed three years of high school under the shadow of Mt. Rainier. The family then moved to New Concord, Ohio, where he studied at Muskingum College. After graduating, he pursued theology studies at Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary for an additional three years, and upon graduating, moved to Portland, Ore., where he was ordained and served a church for two years. Moving back to Pennsylvania, he married Rosella Mae Hutchison in 1954. The couple moved to Hartford, Conn., where he pursued Arabic and Islamic studies, earning a masters in arts and later a doctor of philosophy at Hartford Seminary Foundation. Mr. Nolin served for 15 years in Egypt under the United Presbyterian Church. He traveled widely in the Middle East, encouraging dialogue and understanding between Christians and Muslims. Returning to the United States in 1969, he served small churches in Bethlehem Parish, including Clarksville, Millsboro, Vestaburg and Beallsville, until retirement at 1991. After retirement, he and his wife moved to the family farm in East Finley Township, where they lived, worked and enjoyed family visits until his wife passed away in 2014, and he moved to Strabane Trails Village. During retirement, he remained active, serving five years as an interim pastor at Upper Ten Mile Presbyterian Church in Prosperity. He was an amateur beekeeper, master builder of tree houses for children and grandchildren, avid reader and a faithful choir member of Claysville Presbyterian Church until his death. Deceased are his wife, Rosella; a brother, Wallace; and a sister, Ruth. Surviving are a sister, Nancy; three daughters, Susan (Mark Shopland), Sharon Nolin (Larrabee Strow) and Rachel; a son, Douglas (Marlene) Nolin; eight grandchildren, Bethany Shopland Hurley, Benjamin Shopland, Scott, Erin and Ryan Gillespie, Daniel Bald, and Eric and Kelsey Nolin; two great-grandchildren, Nolin and Anna Hurley; and three beloved young people who affectionately called him 'Grandpa,' Hanum Wensel Strow, Anthony Kehathilwe and Felix Noy."
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[33078] Dinah was killed by a falling tree.