[53000] James served as a Staff Sgt. in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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[18045] John was heir at age 30+ in 1327. He m. very young Isabel Bigot, who d.s.p. at age 13 in 1311 (buried at Messing, Essex). Sir John m. (2) Alice and (3) by 1331/2 Margaret, dau. and heir of Sir John de Wygeton, Knight of Wigton, co. Cumberland, who d. 1315, and widow of John de Crokedayk, d.s.p. 1323. Sir John Gernon d. between April 1332 and 28 March 1334.
[53115] Wolcott is son of James Hardy (1884-1954) & Alice M. Shepard (b. in 1891).
As shared by Christ Kalbach via email 1/7/2000:
I was reaching to close my browser and your web page when I saw the
Isaac Kalbach in your K surname list. I had found the John Adam Kalbach
and Sarah Wenrich union by searching for variations on the Kalbach
spellings. I just stumbled across your Isaac Kalbach, who is more
closely related to me.
The Isaac Kalbach who married Elizabeth Bright/Brecht was a cousin of
the John Adam Kahlbach who married Sarah Wenrich. Their respective
fathers were brothers, and their Grandparents were Adam Kalbach and
Maria Eva Spang.
You have Isaac Kalbach married to Elizabeth Bright/Brecht. That
Particular Isaac is a brother of my 4Xgreat grandfather, Joseph Kalbach,
b.1813 - d.1899.
Untill I started this project late last year I only had my direct
lineage going up to Adam Kalbach and Maria Spang. I've collected and
been able to connect two other branches, as well as find the names of
and the spouses for many other of those first three generations.
ADAM KALBACH b.1740 - d.1801,
+ Maria Eva Spang, b.1745 - d.1818
9 (or 11, depending on source) childrern, including both:
MICHAEL KALBACH
+ Magdelena ?????
3 children, including:
JOHN ADAM KALBACH, b.1788 - d. 1865 (?)
+ Sarah Wenrich
9 children, including:
ISAAC KALBACH
+Christina Koch
ADAM KALBACH (2)
+ Catherina Ruth
10 children, including:
ISAAC KALBACH
+1 Elizabeth Bright/Brecht
+2 Louisa Haas
JOSEPH KALBACH
+ Elizabeth Stump
3 children, including:
ADAM FRANKLIN KALBACH
+1 Laura Marian Cremer
+2 Grace Rochtassel
1 child by Laura Cremer
EDWARD HERBERT CREMER KALBACH
(My greatGrandfather)
Regards, Chris Kalbach (kal@alaska.net)
[40380] Friedrich is son of Heinrich Kehler and Elisabeth Fischer.
[28387] Eve is daughter of Jacob Reichart.
[36402] This person is from the unverified "John's Family Tree" in Ancestry.com in 2014 which provides further ancestry and must be documented.
[59430] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 7 June 2016: "Orono - Edmund M. Sheppard, 82, died June 5, 2016, after a short illness. He was born December 21, 1933 in New Rochelle, New York, the son of Harry Stevenson and Katherine (Loveland) Sheppard. Ned graduated from University of Miami in 1956 with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, and a Master's degree from MIT in 1958. While at MIT he married Martha Elizabeth Wight, with whom he celebrated 58 years of marriage last October. Following their time in Boston, they moved to West Lafayette, Indiana where Ned received a PhD from Purdue University in 1962. Ned moved his young family to Orono in the summer of 1962 when he joined the Electrical Engineering faculty at the University of Maine. His career included a sabbatical in 1967 to RCA in Princeton, New Jersey to work on satellite communication systems. In 1973 he was the moving force behind a Kellogg Foundation grant used to establish a clinical engineering laboratory, a precursor to biomedical engineering, to work with Maine hospitals in the purchase, maintenance and training with the high-tech equipment introduced in that era. Ned also spent a year working for the Mitre Corporation in Bedford, Massachusetts with communication systems, extending that sabbatical effort by working part-time for Mitre to oversee the implementation of the Back-Scatter Radar system in Moscow, Deblois, and Bangor Maine. A devoted teacher, he was most proud of his students and deeply committed to them. He established an internship program for students with Mitre and created a scholarship for them. Toward the end of his career, he served as the faculty representative to the University of Maine Board of Trustees for several years, a position he found both frustrating and rewarding. Ned was a skilled woodworker and spent many happy hours in his workshop building furniture, tools and cabinets, as well as toys for his grandchildren. Favorite projects included building the family camp, guest cabin and storage building on Pleasant River Lake - projects that involved the whole family. Little gave him more satisfaction than watching his family work there together. He loved to camp and fish and took the family on many camping trips in the northeast and Canada. Later trips included fly-in fishing and wilderness canoe trips. Exploring family genealogy gave him great joy. He loved to travel and following his retirement in 1997, he and Martha traveled all over the world. Moving into Dirigo Pines in 2003, he enjoyed making new friends there, learning about their lives and sharing his. He cared deeply both about the service he gave and the people in his life. He was always there for his colleagues, friends and family, to listen or lend a hand. He was a well read and a deeply thoughtful man, a reliable friend and had great personal bravery and endurance. Ned was predeceased by his daughter, Elizabeth Katherine Sheppard in 2013. He is survived by his wife, Martha Wight; his son Stevenson Wight Sheppard; son-in-law Richard Bevins; grandchildren Stevenson Martin Whitaker, Katherine MacMillan Whitaker, Samuel Lello Sheppard, Joseph Edmund Sheppard; and step-granddaughter Sydney Bevins. A memorial service will be held 11 am Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at St. John's Episcopal Church, 225 French Street, Bangor with the Rev. Canon Marguerite A.H. Steadman, rector, officiating. A reception will immediately follow the service in the church vestry Tuesday. Private family interment will be at Riverside Cemetery, Orono following the reception."
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[10516] Her husband, William, is subject of an article in "Maine Historical Society Collections," 1st Series, Vol. 9, pp. 159-165; also see Wheeler, George A., "History of Castine, Brooksville and Penobscot" (Bangor, ME: 1875), pp. 203, 322-328. They are buried in the William Hutchins Cemetery on route 199. For her date of baptism, see "Maine Families in 1790, Vol. 4," Joseph Crook Anderson II and Louis Ware Thurston, editors (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1994), p. 314.
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"Hugh Hutchins of Old England," Jack Hutchings