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[48426] Documentation is needed to place him in this family. See the unverified file M68H-1CY in familysearch.org which states James m. 17 November 1950 in ME Lucinda _____ (1828-1906) and r. Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME in the 1870 & 1880 censuses.
_Nehemiah CLOSSON ___+
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_Nathan CLOSSON _____|_Elizabeth BANKS ____
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| |_Anna RIDGELY _____________________|_(Anna) Mary HYMES _____
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[12638] Emma's obituary was published in the "Seattle Times" 2 Aug 2009: "Emma Maurine Reed, beloved wife, loving mother, doting grandmother and great grandmother, and committed friend, went to meet her Lord on July 24, 2009. E. Maurine Heichel was born, one of seven children, in Stuart, NE on February 19, 1918. She graduated from Loudonville High School in Loudonville, Ohio. She moved to Mount Vernon, WA and graduated from Mount Vernon Junior College in 1941, the first woman aviatrix to graduate from their aviation program. During WW II, she worked for Boeing while logging flying hours hoping to join WASPs. After WW II, she attended the University of Washington business school. While at the UW, she met Wilbur Lowell Reed. They were married September 14, 1947. Maurine was a very gifted woman and very hospitable. She loved gardening, floral arranging, and music, joining the UW Arboretum Society and Kirkland Garden Club and becoming a certified landscape judge. Active in church and community, caring for those in need, she instilled the same values in her children. Having played the violin in high school, she encouraged her children to excel with a musical instrument. Most importantly, Maurine loved the Lord Jesus, and wished for all to have the same saving relationship she had. Maurine was preceded in death by her parents and her husband of 60 years, W. Lowell Reed, and five brothers and sisters. She is survived by her brother, Byron Heichel, and she and Lowell's six children, Jessica Camp (Dick), Nelson Reed (Linda), Susan Eskelin (Phil), John Reed (Georgie), Ben Reed (Debbie), and Winifred Unterschute (Keith), 16 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren. A brief service will be held at the burial site at the Arlington Municipal Cemetery in Arlington, WA on August 8, 2009 at noon, followed by a celebration of Maurine's life at an Arlington restaurant."
[45613] John was a tobacco farmer in Poland and a miner in Pennsylvania. His children with Johanna are from an unverified file in 2019 in Ancestry.com; they also had Eve and Adam, who died in infancy.
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"Bill" served as a Captain in the Army Air Corp during World War II and was awarded the Purple Heart because he was wounded in action 13 July 1944. He enlisted and became a B-17 bomber pilot in the 8th Air CorpI. His air base was near Ridgefield, England. He was in the air over the English Channel on D-Day on a mission. On his 21st mission to Germany they lost two engines soon after taking off and were forced to crash land in a wheat field near their Air Base. He spent two years in and out of hospitals. He became a teacher and among other schools taught at the Lake Weir High School, South Marion Co. FL in the early 1960s. He served as Executive Secretary of the Florida Consortium of Colleges and Universities for Real Estate Education and was a family historian.
Bill joined the Army Air Corps in 1943, flying to England as an 8th Air Force B-17 pilot. Completing 21 missions between 5/5/1944 and 7/13/1944, he spoke with wonder of the D-Day mission over Normandy, and the thousands of transport ships filling the Channel. His final mission ended with a wheels-up crash landing in an English wheat field, killing 7 of 9 crew, as all bombs exploded and burned. Bill spent three years in hospitals and medically retired as a Captain. Honors: The Purple Heart, Air Medal, European Campaign, WWII Victory Medal, Voie de La Liberte, French Legion of Honor, and others.
Married in 1944, Bill and Margaret Kenney Scruggs raised three daughters, Ann, Kenney, and Cynthy. After the war, Bill attended UF, earning a BA in Industrial Arts Ed., a BS in Ag. Engineering, and an M.Ed.Amin.
Bill lived and worked in the communities of Monticello, Starke, Marianna, East Lake Weir, Titusville, and Gainesville, Fl. Always active in the community, he joined and served in leadership roles in Florida Blue Key; Kiwanis Club; Elks; Moose; Exchange; Retired Officers; American Legion; Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity; community theatre; Girl Scouts; Girl Scout camp development; briefly a pilot with the Civil Air Patrol; Red Cross; Lake Weir Chamber of Commerce; Marion County Democratic Committee; active life long Democrat; FFA mentor and advisor; Swing & Sway Dance Club; and served the USO to secure funds in Lake and Marion Counties. He took FFA students to two national conventions. Bill started a company providing central Florida dairies with artificial insemination services and also managed beehives, harvesting honey for many years. He received many awards, including the Governor's State Conservation Award, Valley Forge Freedom Teacher's Award, Freedom Foundation Citizens Award, and three National Science Awards. He took great pride in his work with the FFA, especially the years teaching at Lake Weir High School, and developing innovative classes for young women in Bradford County schools, teaching them basic plumbing, house, and car repair in the early 1950s.
In 1968, Bill shifted from direct instruction to administration of Continuing Education Programming at the University or Florida. After 30 years in teaching and administration, Bill retired from the State of Florida in 1977. He ran his own consulting company until 1981, when he sold the business, retired, and maintained his company in name only - no more work! Some of you have been blessed with items from his WeeWillie Enterprises product line.....alligator milk, dehydrated water, and his special exercise block. He continued to garden, stayed active at church and with fellow veterans, and enjoyed traveling. He was curious and passionate about learning, especially American History. Bill liked to work with his hands, to build things, to travel, to talk to people, to laugh, and to tell stories. He will be missed.
Bill attended Trinity United Methodist Church & was a life member of: The American Legion, VFW, DAV, Order of the Purple Heart, 8th Air Force Society, and D-Day Veterans Club. He visited over 25 countries in Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, and the Americas, including all 50 states, 38 state capitols, and 18 National Parks, traveling mostly via military aircraft.
In the two evenings before his death, he planned his memorial service and gave direction on how to finish and distribute his latest project...traffic signal birdhouses.
Bill is survived by two daughters Ann Scruggs, Gainesville, and Cynthy Scruggs, Lafayette, IN; two grandsons, Alexander Smith, Chicago, Il. and Adam Smith, Evansville, In.; his former wife, nieces, nephews, and numerous cousins.
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[37128] Emeline and her ancestors and her children are from the unverified Champion-Shell Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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[51249] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 26 September 1969, p. 11: "Mrs.. Edward (Joyce Venghaus) Hutchinson, 47, died Wednesday in Kingston, N.Y. following a short illness. She was born Nov. 28, 1922, at Cambridge, Mass., the daughter of Ernest and Ethel (Haskell) Venghaus. Mrs. Hutchinson was a member of the OES at Deer Isle. Surviving are husband, Edward H. of Kingston, N.Y.; two sons, Edward J. of the U.S. Navy and David L. of the U.S. Army; two daughters, Emily Jean and Catherine Ellen, both of Kingston; her father and stepmother, Ernest and Emily Venghaus of Deer Isle; a sister, Mrs. Virginia Eaton of Deer Isle."
[40876] Ancestry.com offers: "Warren Name Meaning - English and Irish (of Norman origin): habitational name from La Varrenne in Seine-Maritime, France, named with a Gaulish element probably descriptive of alluvial land or sandy soil. English: topographic name for someone who lived by a game park, or an occupational name for someone employed in one, from Anglo-Norman French warrene or Middle English wareine warren, piece of land for breeding game. Irish: adopted as an Englsih form of Gaelic Ó Murnáin (see Murnane, Warner)."
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[51916] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 13 April 1988, p. 4: "Winter Harbor - Florence (Willey) Chase, 79, wife of the late Edward Francis Chase, died April 13, 1988 at her home. She was born in Winter Harbor May 23, 1908, the daughter of Irving and Cecil (Tracy) Willey. She graduated from the University of Maine and the Eastern State Normal School in Castine. She was principal for several years of the Winter Harbor High School. She was a member of Ruby Chapter OES of Winter Harbor and the Retired Teachers Association, She is survived by three daughters, Diane Guthrie of Ellsworth, Shirley Chase of San Fransicom Calif., Janet Fickett of Winter Harbor; one son, Edward Francis Chase, Jr. of San Diego, Calif.; one sister, Margaret Crowley of Lamoine; 11 grandchildren and I5 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews."