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[47032] The 21 April 1930 federal census in Letts, IA shows George as a railroad section foreman - in his household are seven Mexican-born section hands, one with a wife and four children. - this census indicates George is of Irish parentage. "Quad-City Times [Davenport, Iowa], 8 May 1923," p. 9: "Letts. Ia., May 8 - George Bailey, well known citizen of the community, died at his home here Saturday night, at the age of 67 years. He was born in Jones county, August 8, 1855. Very early in life he moved with his parents to Muscatine where his, father was employed in the building of the Rock Island R. R. West. At the age of 15 years he entered the employ of this same company, of which he has been in continuous service as section foreman, and vice chairman of the Maintenance of Way System ever since. On March I5, 1879 he was united in marriage to Mary E. Roberts, who preceded him in death Dec. 28, 1912. To this union eight children were born, five of whom are living. They are. Lulu Gideon of Ottumwa, W. G. Bailey of Mt. Vernon; Bertha Stump, Ethel Stump and George Bailey of Letts. He was a member of the M, E. church, of the Modern Woodmen of America, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. On June 30, 1915, he was united in marriage to Mrs. Mamie Roberts, who with two brothers, John J., of Washington, Iowa, and T. A. Bailey, of Temple, Ariz.; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Cotter of Fort Cobb of Oklahoma, Mary A. Cotter of Letts, four step children and 25 grandchildren survive him. The funeral service was held at the M. E. church Monday at 2:30 p. m., Rev. LeMott officiating. Interment was made in the Letts cemetery with the lodge members conducting the burial service."
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[10930] Guelph m. 23 May 1969 Wilbeke von Gunsteren (b. 1948) and had Tania Saskia von Hanover (b. 24 July 1970).
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Charles held several town offices in Penobscot, ME and was county sheriff. He was the last to represent the town in the General Court of Massachusetts and the first to do so in the General Court of Maine (1826). He was a school teacher and town clerk. His 16 children are listed in "Hugh Hutchins of Old England" (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984),pp. 722-3. He and wife Sarah are buried in the Hutchins-Snowman Cemetery off routes 175 and 199 up from Hoyt Hutcins' house. An extensive article about Charles by Mark E. Honey is in "Castine Patriot" (Castine, ME), 8 July 2010, p. 5:
"Charles Hutchins of Penobscot was taken ill very suddenly while sitting at court, in the old County Courthouse, on Bridge Hill, Ellsworth (the building closest to the Surry Road), on August 27, 1845. He complained of feeling very badly, and was taken to the 'Public House in the Village,' where he called for something to take, tasted it, handed it back, and died instantly. He was just 58 years, 10 months, and 24 days old.
"Hutchins was born in Penobscot on October 3, 1786, in the second generation of Hutchins to be born in the Bagaduce River valley. He shared in the hardships and privations endured by the first generation that settled there. He attended school from four to six weeks a year, and with a quick and powerful natural intellect, and a very studious mind, qualified and took charge of a primary school at 19. He would pursue teaching for much of the remainder of his life.
"Quoting from Scripture, a friend called Charles 'one of the sweet singers of Israel.' He took a supreme delight in his responsibilities, and a very few could equal him in arithmetic. He advanced into the higher branches of mathematics, especially algebra, which he excelled in, despite no formal training. With his description reaching towards the sky, his friend stated that 'he was a self-made man, and could have had the faculties which our youth now generally have; could he had had some fostering hand to encourage, and lead him along the pathway of science, he would have shown among the brightest constellations that ever illuminated the Western Hemisphere.'
"Charles was elected a representative to the General Court, in Boston, in 1819, and after Maine achieved statehood in 1820, represented Penobscot, and surrounding towns before the Maine State Legislature. He was elected in 1820, 1821, 1823, 1825, 1826, 1828 and 1844. In 1829, we was placed on the Governor's Council, and in 1830 and 1831, served in the Maine Senate. He was high sheriff of Hancock County from 1831 to 1835 and in 1839. In all of these offices, 'he filled with ability and almost universal satisfaction to his consituents.' 'And there has been scarcely a year since he was eligible to any public office, that he has not filled some office in town, and often those of greatest importance and generally with satisfaction to his townsmen.'
"He was a Democrat in his political principles, a follower of Andrew Jackson, and he was ready to talk, or act these principles out, as he understood them, respectfully, and regardless of the hear or favor of men. In private life, he was cheerful and 'interesting in colloquial conversation, and none could be melancholy or low-spirited in his presence. He was firm and fervent in his attachment to his intimate friends, and generous to his enemies.'
"'Strictly a conscientious man, neither fear nor favor, frowns nor flateries, nor the threats of his opposers, when he knew it was in their power to injure him in pecuniary interests, could ever make him swerve on the path his judgment and conscience marked out for him to pursue. He was ever ready, according to his ability, to help the distressed, and to support the benevolent institutions and enterprises of philanthropy and religiou. He was a tenderly affectionate husband; the provident and indulgent father; the dutiful and respectful son; and loving and well-loved brother.'
"The body of Charles Hutchins was carried home from Ellsworth, and after being laid out in his home, was buried with very appropriate funeral services, while the flag of his country was raised half-mast by a sympathizing public. The friend closes with these words: '...he was a praying man; and we hope rests in peace.'
"Hutchins was perhaps serving as sheriff of Hancock County when he died. He was also town clerk of Penobscot for many years, and the last to represent the town before the General Court at Boston.
",,,he was the son of Captain William Hutchins. He married Sally Wardwell on October 20, 1806, the daughter of Josiah Wardwell and Hannah Wescott. They had at least 16 children. ..."
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[56009] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 1 January 2014: "Brewer - Jack T. Kenney, 83, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Monday December 30, 2013, while at his residence. He was born July 22, 1930 in Brewer, the son of William G. and Audrey H. (Cohoon) Kenney. Jack grew up in Brewer and was a graduate of Brewer High School class of 1949. He then graduated from Williams College of Banking. On March 10, 1951 he married Marilyn 'Polly' Tucker and they would raise four children together. He was employed in the banking business for many years, retiring from Bank of America in 1990 as vice president of the consumer loan department. Jack was well known in the community for his fairness and integrity by which he conducted his life and business. Even though he was busy at the bank, Jack's first love was his family and spending time with them. He was a very supportive father and grandfather, always going to their athletic events. He loved to garden and every spring was found planting a new tree in the yard. He enjoyed Sunday afternoon football, especially the Patriots. He is survived by his loving wife of 62 years, Marilyn Kenney of Brewer, to whom he was totally devoted; a son Jack T. Kenney and his wife Cathy of Orrington; and three daughters, Kathie G. Towle and her husband Scott of Brewer, Marilynn R. Becknell and her husband Branan of Rockland, and Janet M. Capuano of Cranston, RI; five special grandchildren, Christopher Towle, Merritt and Jack Becknell, Nikole and Kaitlin Capuano; and many beloved nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents he was predeceased by a brother William G. Kenney Jr., sister Charlotte M. Kenney, and a grandson he missed very much, Michael Towle."
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[55750] Florence is daughter of George Frederick MacLearn (1855-1937) &* Mary Colbourne (1864-1944; m. 23 March 1881 in Wild Bight, Northern Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada).
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[44094] Martin A. Whartons unverified tree in Ancestry.com in 2018 offers: When Johannes Mueller was born in 1709 in Berks, Pennsylvania, his father, George, was 29 and his mother, Anna, was 25. He had three sons and four daughters with Barbara Martha Miller. He then married Elizabeth Catherine Frey and they had three [known] children together. He died on September 16, 1755, in Montgomery, Pennsylvania, at the age of 46.
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[40323] Frank served in the military during World War II. He Owned Coastal Improvement Co.
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