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[7149] Albion m. 21 April 1867 Mercy H. Perkins. An Albion P. Cain appears in family notes as dying 26 Jan 1899 at age 23 yrs 29 days. An Albion P. Cain served in the War Between the States from Penobscot, Hancock Co., ME in the 28th Regiment of Infantrry- see http://www.penobscot-maine.com/civilwar.html and http://www.researchonline.net/mecw.
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"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 22 October 2025: "Arthur E. Dentremont Sr. Obituary:
Topsham, Maine - Arthur's long, eventful life came to a peaceful and loving close on Sunday, October 19, 2025 - a beautiful day in his favorite season. He was born almost a century ago in the living room of his family home in East Millinocket, Maine, the sixth of eleven children born to Medway native Charlotte M. (York) and Alcide Hilaire Dentremont of Nova Scotia. As the world around Arthur changed from the cold-only water taps and largely subsistence lifestyle of his youth to the digital world of his elder days, he engaged in all its variety with curiosity and a positive outlook. His youthful pastimes of sports, puzzles, and making model airplanes morphed in adulthood to fishing, hunting, following the Red Sox, and playing cards before turning back to puzzles, birdwatching, and playing solitaire on his computer well into his 98th year. He believed wholeheartedly that exercising both the body (he ran until age 85) and the mind were the keys to vitality. Upon Arthur's graduation from high school in 1943, he spent a year working in the local mill before enlisting with the U.S. Army Air Corps. Arthur trained to be a P-51 pilot but, by the time his training was done, the war in Europe had ended and the one in the Pacific was waning. Arthur's ability to type was deemed more valuable than his flight training at that point, and he became a clerk at Williams Field in Chandler, Arizona, assisting with the repatriation of some of the thousands of service persons returning from various fronts. He was honorably discharged in November 1945, and returned home to East Millinocket, where he resumed work in the mill while also playing on a regional basketball team. Arthur enrolled at the University of Maine in the fall of 1948, the first year of which was completed at 'The Annex,' demilitarized Brunswick Naval Air Station, before going to Orono for the remaining time. Arthur continued the engineering studies he had started during flight school, majoring in chemical engineering and engaging in many aspects of college life from athletics to student government to serving as treasurer of his fraternity; notably, he was the starting small forward for the UMaine basketball team. Following graduation, Arthur returned to work for Great Northern Paper Company (GNP), which would remain his employer for the next four decades. He started in the chemistry wing of their Bureau of Tests but moved on to roles in pulp research, and as Night Superintendent, Control Lead, Production Superintendent, and ultimately Mill Manager, first in Millinocket and then in East Millinocket, retiring in 1989. On a blind date on his birthday in 1951, Arthur met his future wife, Jeanne F. Cummings, in Houlton, Maine, where Jeanne was in nurses training at the Madigan Hospital. The couple married in August 1954, living first in East Millinocket, where they welcomed their first four children, then moving to Millinocket in 1964, where two more children were added to their family. The couple were very busy throughout Art's years at GNP - raising a family of six, attending work-related events, and socializing with friends and family, frequently over a card game. Arthur always set aside a couple of vacation weeks each year for his outdoor passions: fishing in the spring and hunting in the fall. At age 91, Arthur moved away from the Katahdin region for the first time in his life, living first in Portland while Jeanne was nearby at The Cedars. Following her death, he moved to Elm Street Assisted Living (ESAL) in Topsham. 'The Elms,' as he called it, remained his home until earlier this year, when his diminished condition necessitated a move to Horizons Living and Rehab Center in Brunswick. Having lived 99 years, Arthur was predeceased by many of his family members and friends, but he will be forever loved and celebrated by those who remain. These include his children: Anne Manzo of Brunswick, GA, Marylou and Carl Franck of Levant, ME, Gary and Wendy Dentremont of Melbourne, FL, Thomas Dentremont of Westbrook, ME, Patricia 'Patti' and William 'Bill' Michaud of Brunswick, ME, and Arthur 'Skip' Dentremont Jr. of Portland, ME; ten grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, Sara (Dentremont) Minnich and Mike, Ella, and Haley McKenney of New Cumberland, PA, Adam Manzo and Heather Marden of Raymond, ME, Nathan, Lindsey, Addison and Bodhi Franck of Yarmouth, ME, Ashley (d'Entremont), Alex, Walter, and Bruno Matthaus of Gundelfingen, Germany, Bethany Manzo and Joshua and Nova Tubbs of Windham, ME, Holly Franck and Andrew and Henry Hurd of Stetson, ME, Scott and Megan Dentremont of Philadelphia, PA, Charlotte Michaud of Portland, OR, Laura Michaud of Gorham, ME, and Kristina (Michaud) and Alex Kaufman of Bozeman, MT; his dear sisters, Gloria McElroy of Waterville, ME, and Elizabeth (Betty) Heal of East Millinocket, ME; as well as his faithful sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Christine and Wendall McNally, of Brewer, ME; many wonderful nieces and nephews; his 'youngster' hunting/fishing buddies (esp. Jeff Fayle, Brendon Alterio, and Paul Linehan); and Arthur's 'final families,' the staffs of ESAL and Horizons, whose great care and camaraderie made the final part of his journey so smooth and peaceful. Arthur's family extends heartfelt gratitude to the nurses and staff of both facilities for their compassionate TLC."
[12928] Georgia's obituary from the "Bangor Daily News, 22 Feb 2019": "Georgia Elliott Hutchins died February 19, 2019 after a brief illness. She was born in Bangor November 26,1928 to George and Nellie (Carey) Elliott. She grew up in Bangor and Dover N.H., moving to Penobscot as a teenager and graduated from Bucksport High School in 1947.In her 40's she earned an Associate's Degree from EMVTI and received certification in medical records administration. She served as Administrator at Castine Community Hospital until it's closing and Director of Medical Records at Waldo County and Penbay Hospitals before retiring in 1987. She loved travelling, was the ultimate tourist,and with her husband Charles visited all 50 states, Europe, and Australia. In addition to her parents,she was predeceased by her husband Charles, daughter Cheryl, and brothers Russell and Wayne. She is survived by her daughter Carla, son-in-law Benjamin Long of Virginia ,and many nieces and nephews."
[60357] Betsy is said to be daughter of Daniel Fairfield, Jr. (1725-1797) & Mary Moore (1730-1807; m. 27 November 1746 in Oxford, Worcester Co., MA).
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[24762] The LDS Church's unverified IGI file states that Margaret is daughter of William James Jones (b. ca. 1784 in Metal Twp., Franklin Co., PA, d. 17 Feb 1858 in Tell Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA) and Mary Goshorn (b. 4 May 1795 in Shade Valley, Huntingdon Co., PA, d. 9 May 1841, m. ca. 1819 in Tell Twp.).
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[41858] Ancestry.com offers: "Snyder Name Meaning - Dutch: occupational name for a tailor, from an agent derivative of Middle Dutch sniden 'to cut'. Americanized form of German Schneider."
[37884] The person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Joseph m. Catherine Thompson. This line requires further documentation.