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[41074] http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/resources/OLLibrary/Platte/pages/bios offers: "Doctor Everett Guy Brillhart, son of Guy L. and Sara Eaton Brillhart, was born October 19, 1905, at Schuyler, Nebraska. His father was born at Kendallville, Indiana, and his mother was born in Scotland. He has one sister, Irma, who is the wife of Marian H. Walters, of Columbus, Ohio. Everett Brillhart was graduated from the Hastings High School and studied for six years at the University of Nebraska, where he received the degrees of Bachelor of Science in 1929, and Doctor of Medicine in 1931. Following this, he served an internship at Tulsa, Oklahoma. On September 4, 1931, at Tulsa, he was married to Bernice Fugate, the daughter of C. B. and Maude Wright Fugate, of Tulsa. Mrs. Brillhart has three sisters and one brother. Doctor Everett G. and Bernice Fugate Brillhart have one daughter, Sue, born January 1, 1934. She attends Kramer High School. The Brillharts made their home in Shelby, Nebraska, for fourteen years, 1932-1946, and Doctor Brillhart practiced there for nine years before World War II. During the war, Doctor Brillhart was a Medical Reserve Officer, and saw service from 1941-1946. He served with the 35th Infantry and was stationed at Little Rock, Arkansas, and Los Angeles, California, in the United States. His overseas assignments included England, France and Germany. He received his discharge in December, 1945: Following a short time spent in work at the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minnesota, the Brillharts moved to Columbus, in January; 1946, where Doctor Brillhart was associated with Doctors Maurice C. James and Julian E. Meyer, in the medical offices of James, Meyer, and Brillhart, in the Weaver Building, at Fourteenth Street and Twenty-fourth Avenue. He is on the staffs of St. Mary's Hospital and the Lutheran Hospital. His professional affiliations are: the American Medical Association, the Nebraska State Medical Association, the District and Platte County Medical Associations and he is a member of the Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. Doctor E. G. Brillhart is also a member of the Izaak Walton League, the B.P.O.E. (Elks), the Lions Club and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Politically, he is affiliated with the Republican Party. Doctor and Mrs. Brillhart attend the Methodist Church."
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[39911] The unverified Lane Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015 reports Iseriah I. Denney was b. in Ireland and d. in Hanover Co., VA., son of Edward Denney (b. 1720 in Dublin, Ireland, d. 1804 in Hanover, VA) and Mary Maynard. More research is needed on this line.
[58246] Gloria is daughter of Edwin Farley (1895-1984) & Thelma V. Thurlow (1908-1999). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 15 May 2008: "Seal Cove - Gloria Hodgdon, 79, passed away May 5, 2008, at her residence. She was born Jan. 24, 1929, in Tremont, daughter of Edwin and Thelma (Thurlow) Farley. In her younger years, Gloria loved to walk and swim in the ocean. She enjoyed dancing, picking wild berries and baking. She and her late husband, Elwin, were known all over for their beautiful flower, vegetable and pond gardens. Gloria also enjoyed doing crafts with her friends and special cousins, Margaret Patton and her husband, Pat. She worked for many years in both of the sardine packing plants in Bass Harbor and later cleaned cottages for several summer people and raising her large family. She will be missed by many good friends and caregivers. She was predeceased by her parents; her husband, Elwin Hodgdon; daughter, Linda Mace; and brother, James Farley. Gloria is survived by daughters, Janice Janes of Ellsworth, Noreen Wass and husband, Stanley, of Southwest Harbor and Evelyn 'Lynn' Wehrfritz and husband, Carl, of Seal Cove; grandchildren, Jennifer Janes, Mathew and wife, Kiara Janes, Eric Wass, Shannon Wass, Rochelle Wehrfritz, Lorelei Wehrfritz and Kristian Wehrfritz; great-grandchildren, India and Drake Janes; and son-in-law, Robert Mace and fiancee, Nancy Parsons."
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[22310] A. J. Baughman's 1909 "History of Ashland Co., Ohio" (p. 548-550) offers a biography of George and his family. George m. in 1880 Catherine ("Katie") Butler (b. 13 Sept 1858 in Homes Co., OH to James Butler and Margaret Ullerich) and had seven children who survived infancy. In 1909 George farmed on section 21 of Mohican Twp. three miles SE of Jeromesville. Find A Grave Memorial 7744013 offers: ""GEORGE W. GARST - second son of John & Rebecca Garst born in Mohicanville the 13 day May 1850. Died May 1, 1932. 81 yr. 11 m. 18 da. March 5, 1880 married to Kate Butler of Holmes Co., Ohio. Eight children. Charley - Mansfield, Walter - near Jeromesville, Paul of Little Washington, Fern of near Wooster, Flossie - Ashland, Essie of near Jeromesville, Robert who preceded him 22 yrs. ago & one son who died in infancy. Those remaining is wife, 6 children, 11 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild. 4 sisters are Mrs. Rebecca Odgen - Hayesville, Mrs. Belle Maurer - Friona, Texas, Mrs. Dora Helbert - Mohican and Mrs Della Welsh - Loudonville. Member of Methodist Church of Funk, O. Transferred to M.E. Church of this place. Member of Board of Directors - Ashland Bank & Savings Co. Service on Wed. Short service @ home 1:30 and then service Died at his home on Plum Street Buried in Mausoleum at Loudonville (Later transferred to Fairview Cemetery.)"
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[8658] "The Perry County Democrat [Bloomfield, PA], 12 January 1944," p. 3: "Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hombach, Newport, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Violet I. Hombach, to Lt. Charles C. Nickel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper C. Nickel, Duncannon. Miss Hombach is a graduate of Newport High School, attended Susquehanna University and Central Pennsylvania Business College, and is employed by the Forged Steel Products Company. Lieut. Nickel is a graduate of Duncannon High School and of the Ithaca School of Printing. Before induction he was owner and editor of the People's Advocate, Bloomfield. He is with an anti-aircraft unit, stationed somewhere in Hawaii."
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[61157] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 11 March 2022: "Presque Isle, Maine - Esther Loreen Allen, 98, passed away peacefully, Friday, March 4, 2022, at a Presque Isle hospital, after a brief illness. She was born June 7, 1923, in Easton, Maine, the daughter of Earl and Elizabeth Osgood. Esther lived all her life in Presque Isle, graduating from Presque Isle High School and from beautician school in Bangor, later styling hair in Fort Fairfield and Presque Isle. She loved her Grant Memorial Methodist Church dearly, where she taught Third Grade Sunday School. She was a leader in the Akeley Society. Esther enjoyed the outdoors and gardening with multiple flower gardens around her home of seventy-two years. Esther and William entertained friends with good home cooked meals and playing bridge together. Esther enjoyed camping at Portage Lake, coastal Maine, and especially the 'Little Camp' in the woods near Squa Pan. Esther will be remembered as a kind, loving, and generous woman who helped family and friends, and a wonderful wife and mother to her son Steve and daughter Marilyn. She is survived by her son, Stephen Earl Allen; grandson, James Robert Lowe; great-grandson, Cameron Lowe; sister, Barbara Farrington; and two nieces, Victoria Rector in Florida and Sandra Green in Texas. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband of seventy-eight years, William H. Allen; her daughter, Marilyn Lavway; a brother, Richard Osgood; and sisters, Margery McCrea and Marilyn 'Mary' Lamoreau. A graveside service may be held in the spring at Fairmount Cemetery, in Presque Isle."
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[3912] Cardiganshire is a county of South Wales. Encyclop. Britannica: "In the post-Roman days the whole basin of the Teifi is said to have fallen to the power of Ceredig, son of Cunedda Wledig of north Wales, and from Ceredig's name has been derived that of the present county." ('56 Ed., 4:853)