[40466] "The Star Press, 6 Dec 1903," p. 9: "Alexandria, Ind., Dec. 5. James D. Breese, aged 63, died at his home, 30 South West street, at 6 o'clock this morning after a two weeks' sickness with pneumonia. He leaves a widow and three children. . . . Mr. Breese came to this city from Muncle about three years ago and engaged in the real estate business. For the past eight months he had been engaged as a salesman."
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[53231] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 18 October 2020: "Whitefield - Kenneth 'Ken' Shirley Chapman passed away peacefully at his home in Whitefield, Maine on Monday, August 24, 2020. He was 92 years old. He was born on January 14, 1928, in East Corinth, Maine, to Sara Lavinia Mayo and Harold Elden Chapman, the youngest of four children. As a youngster, Ken helped his father on the farm and enjoyed fishing, hunting, and the outdoors. He graduated from East Corinth Academy in June 1946. In September 1946, during World War II, he enlisted in the 351st 88th Division U.S. Army and was stationed in Pisa, Italy. While serving in Italy, he was sent to NCO school in Venice and was stationed in Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. Ken came home in 1947 and went to the University of Maine in Orono. He met Patricia 'Pat' Mae Karlsson of Bangor, Maine, and were married May 20, 1949. Between Ken's freshman and sophomore years, he was called up for the Korean War. In September 1950, he was shipped to Schweinfurt Air Base in Germany with the 14th Armored Calvary. He was assigned for patrol between East and West Germany and not far from the East German line. He was discharged in September of 1951 with the rank of Corporal. He had worked as a tank mechanic and was also schooled in radio repair. Ken went back to his education at the University of Maine where he graduated in 1954. He went on to receive his Master's Degree at the University of Vermont. Ken spent his career as a USDA Extension Service Agent in Houlton, Maine before retiring in 1985. Ken and Pat enjoyed traveling and spent many winters in Texas in their RV, but Maine is where they called home. Ken and Pat designed and built several homes in Maine. Ken enjoyed his annual fishing and hunt camp trips into the wilderness of Maine with his friends and family. He loved to share stories of his adventures and his life experiences. Ken was a lifelong member of the Maine Freemasons and Shriners, a contributing member of the Corinth Historical Society, and a member of the Whitefield Senior Men's Group. His interests included extensive research and organization of the genealogy of the Chapman family. Ken was preceded in death by his beloved wife Patricia, July 9, 2013; his brothers, Walter Chapman and Eugene Chapman; and sister, Kathryn Gammons. Ken is survived by his children, Shirley Taylor (John) of Skippers, Virginia, Sheila Foster of Connecticut and Sandra Koury (Philip) of Zuni, Virginia; eight grandchildren, Stacey Taylor Fossey (Stuart), Justin Taylor (Kira), Jason Taylor (Jamie), Ian Foster (Jessica), Heather Foster, Jessica Koury, Philip Koury III and Bryan Koury (Francisca Cantu); six great-grandchildren; cousin, Gay Soule Bogard (Ray) of Hope, Maine; numerous nieces and nephews."
[50876] Find A Grave memorial 79246164 reports: "Mary Eliza Drisko Leighton, died of Yellow Fever while at Sea, on board the sailing barque 'Raven', sailing between Cienfuego, Cuba and New York City." She is daughter of Edmund Curtis Drisko (1815-1893) & Hannah W. Allen (1815-1902).
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David and Sarah had Elverda M. Rice Chubb (1875-1910), Emma Bertha Rice Bard (1877-1953), Daisy E Rice (1878-1954). Annie J Straw (1883-1956), Melissa Ellen Rice Moe (1886-1957), Melissa Ellen Rice Moe (1886-1957). David L Rice (1887-1893). William J. Rice (1892-1963) & Harriet Esther Rice Armstrong (1895-1943). ''The Perry County Democrat, 17 May 1939,'' p. 3: ''David Michael Rice, aged 87 years, 5 months and 23 days, a retired farmer and carpenter, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. H Bard, Ickesburg R. D., Wednesday afternoon of last week, following a brief illness. He was a son of William and Elizabeth Loy Rice and was born near Greenpark and until a few years ago resided near his ancestral home, since which time he had his home with his daughter. He was married to Miss Sarah Dum, of Elliottsburg, who died a number of years ago. Surviving him are the following daughters and son: Emma, Mrs. M. H. Bard, Ickesburg; Mrs. Mary Frye, Alinda; Daisy, Mrs. Charles Jamison; Anna, Mrs. W. H. Straw; Edith, Mrs. George Liebtreu; Esther, Mrs. Willard Armstrong, of Harrisburg; Melissa, Mrs. Martin Moe, Florence, Mich., and William J. Rice, Sioux City, Iowa; twenty-two grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He was a member of the Elliottsburg Lutheran church.'
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[520] "Staples is an Irish surname and the families bearing it in that country are wealthy and distinguished. ...Peter Staples, Jr., of Kittery, made his will June 6, 1718, `being aged', mentioned wife, Elizabeth, and sons Peter, John, and James." - "Saco Valley Settlements and Families...," G.T.Ridlon, Sr., published privately at Portland, ME, 1895, p. 1159. Peter, Thomas and another brother (Christian?) arrived at Kittery in 1671. Stearns' "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" (2:600) reports that Peter purchased land on Long Reach from Thomas Turner 4 July 1674. This land was deeded by Peter and Elizabeth to their son, Peter, 1694. Peter's will was probated 7 April 1719 (Maine Wills, p. 215-6, York Probate 3,14 Docket No. 17865 - see http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/me/york/wills/staples1.txt). See "Old Kittery and Her Families," Everett S. Stackpole (Lewiston, ME: 1903), p. 95 and 752ff. An account of the name derives it from the village of Estaples in France, and claims that the ancestor of the British family perhaps came with William the Conqueror. Another account traces the name to the inventor of the iron staple or to the obsolete term for a market or market town. Also see See "Old Eliot: A Monthly Magazine of the History and Biography of the Upper Parish of Kittery, Now Eliot", Vol. 6, p. 29.
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[56934] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 17 December 1956, p. 18: "Milbridge, Dec. 16 - Mrs. Alberta F. Strout, 44, died Saturday at the home of her mother after long illness. She was born in Milbridge August 27, 1912, the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Strout and the late Albion Strout. She was educated in the Milbridge schools. Mrs. Strout is survived by her mother: three daughters, Anita, Lois and Elaine; five sons, Alton, Bruce, Richard, Ronald, and Wayne, all of Milbridge; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson of Cherryfield and Mrs. Julia Smith of Harrington; five brothers, Adrian, Clyde, Gordon, Edward, all of Milbridge, and Hollis of Cherryfield. Funeral services will be held at Warren's Funeral Home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Charles Haufam officiating. Interment will be in the family lot in North Milbridge."
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This person is from the unverified Chester/Chesler tree in Ancestry.com in 2014 which states Peter m. in 1809 Mary ("Polly") Koehler (1783-1876).
From http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/northumberland/bios2/f320345.txt in 2015: "The Federal census report of 1790 records Dillman, Andrew and Jacob Ziegler as residents and heads of families in upper Montgomery county, Pa., Dillman with one son above sixteen years of age, one son under sixteen, and two daughters; Andrew with two sons above sixteen, two sons under sixteen, and one daughter; Jacob with two sons above sixteen, one son under sixteen, and three daughters. A number of Montgomery county families came in a sort of colony into Northumberland county, among them the Zieglers, Walts and Weisses; later came the Hallmans, who were from Skippackville, and the Fabingers also came from that county, but after the others named. Eli Neiman moved thence in 1896. There are a number of Zieglers now living in Herndon and the surrounding territory, Jackson township, people of high respectability and substantial worth, who are counted among the best citizens of their communities and do honor to a name long respected in this locality.
"Peter Ziegler, the common ancestor of the Zieglers referred to in this article, was a native of Frederick township, Montgomery county, born Dec. 2, 1778. He was a stonemason, and owned a tract of land, living near Ziegler's church. He died June 2, 1856, three miles from Liverpool, in Wildcat Valley, Perry county, and is buried in that county, at St James' church. His wife, Polly (Kehler), a member of an old Montgomery county family, died Nov. 10, 1876, aged ninety-two years, eleven months, six days. They had children as follows: Andraes or Andrew, Abraham, Alfred, Nancy (married George Neiman), Eliza (married Isaac Heffelfinger) and Magdalene (married Willoughby Walt)."