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[20746] In 2003 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/9164/d179.htm#P465 Brian P. Hogan reports: "George N. Boydston was born about 1776. He emigrated about 1811 from Green Co., PA. He immigrated about 1811 to Wayne Co., Ohio. He served in the military in 1812 in War of 1812. He owned NW 1/4; Sec.7;Twp 20; range 14; Wooster District, Ohio on 20 Sep 1824 in Wayne Co., Ohio. 87 acres on 14 May 1836 in Wayne Co., Ohio. He immigrated in 1842 to Wayne Twp, Kosciusko, IN. He resided Wayne Twnsp, Kosciusko, IN in 1842 and owned 160 acres in Indiana in Wayne Twp, Kosciusko, IN. He signed a will on 6 Oct 1845 in Kosciusko Co., IN. He died on 20 Nov 1845. He was buried in Warsaw, Wayne, Kosciusko, IN - Oakwood Cemetery. He was a miller and owner of county's 1st mill in Boydston Mills (No.Webster), Kosciusko, IN. He was also known as Boylston. He was married to Barbary Smith in 1801. Barbary Smith was born on 15 Nov 1781 in Pennsylvania. She resided Nutt home in 1850 in Kosciusko Co., IN. She was living in 1850 in Wayne Twp, Kosciusko, IN. She died on 14 Apr 1855. She was buried in Warsaw, Wayne, Kosciusko, IN - Oakwood Cemetery. She was also known as Barbara. GenServ Report Output: vitals 23 Oct 1997. Nelson Nutt (2698). Married 1838, Hester Ann Boylston (2693), born 1812, daughter of George Boylston (2657) and Barbara Smith (2667). Nelson Nutt and Hester Ann Boylston had no children listed in the database. This information is from Al Cole (condorc@aol.com)." George is listed in the 1814 tax list with his property described in Wayne Co., OH - "Early Ohio Tax Records," Esther Weygandt Powell (OH Gen. Soc.: 1971), p. 418. The Canton-Wooster Land Office records indicate that a George Boydstone received land in Wayne County 15 Dec 1808 ("Early Ohioans Residences from the Land Grant Records," Mayburt Stevenson Riegel [Mansfield, OH: OH Genealogical Society, 1976], p. 45). The West Virginia University Libraries (West Virginia and Regional History Collection) holds "History of the Boydston Families of Greene County, PA and Marion and Monongalia Cos., WV," David C. Curry (13 pages).
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"The Bangor Daily Nws [Bangor, Maine]," 22 September 2023: "Bucksport - Pauline Eldridge Bayer-Lally, 97, of Bucksport, Maine, passed peacefully from the loving arms of her family into the open arms of God on Thursday, September 21, 2023. The daughter of Millard A. Eldridge and Hazel (Saunders) Eldridge was born on August 3, 1926, in Bangor. She attended Bucksport schools from kindergarten through her high school graduation in 1944. She graduated from Westbrook Junior College in Westbrook, Maine, in 1946. She became the secretary to the personnel manager at the St. Regis paper mill in Bucksport. It was there that Polly met her future husband, Herman Bayer, also known as Tuck. They were married in February 1950. They welcomed their two sons, Mark and Jeff, while residing in Bucksport. Tuck's career in the paper industry then led to moves to Wisconsin, New York State, and then back and forth moves to and from New York, and Maine. While in Wisconsin, Polly took up the sport of ice curling. Starting as a novice, her quick learning took her to the position of skip (team captain) in only 3 years, while taking the team to the state finals for the first time. While living in New York and Maine she retained her love of downhill skiing and golf. Her zeal for both, on occasion led the family to having Tv dinners for supper. She never missed a sporting event or school activity for her sons, often serving up her chocolate brownies. No matter where she lived, Polly always returned to her beloved family camp on Toddy Pond every summer; even when it meant her driving 1500 miles in 3 days with the 2 boys and a collie. She was truly the best boat driver for water skiing. Then in 1977, Tuck and Polly moved back to Bucksport, with Tuck becoming mill manger at the mill he started at, and Polly's hometown. Tuck tragically passed away in 1981 at the age of 57. At this point, Polly became fully devoted to her hometown, serving on the town council, and as trustee positions at her beloved Elm Street Congregational church, and the Riverview Cemetery. While on the town council, she became one of the driving forces for the development of the now acclaimed Bucksport Waterfront Walkway. Her participation on the project even included many hours of manual labor with many of her friends and town crews. It was during this time that she reacquainted with an old friend, Gene Lally, eventually they married. Again, tragically Gene died in 1990 after just a few years of marriage. In 1993, Max Goode moved to Bucksport, to work at the Bucksport Health Center. Max wanted to rent a room in the area, and Polly welcomed the security of having him in the house. That move of mutual need/help led to a loving relationship of 30 years. During their time together, they made several road trips to Florida, and Myrtle Beach, and one very long 6-week cross country road trip to California, along the southern route and the return along the northern route.
Polly absolutely loved being a grandmother to Jason and Rebecca, and great-grandmother to Summer and Violet. She would travel to see their sporting events and dance recitals, whether in Jay, Maine, or Vermont. Her love of family knew no bounds. She was the recipient of the prestigious Hans Honders award for community service in 2014. She lived by the motto of love, peace, and happiness. She loved her God, and He loved her. Polly was predeceased by her parents, Millard and Hazel Eldridge; her husband, Herman J. Bayer; her husband, Gene Lally; and her daughter-in-law, Jaqueline Bayer. She is survived by her partner, Russell Max Goode; sons, Mark and his wife, Mary Beth, and Jeffrey and his wife, Rita; grandson, Jason Bayer and his wife, Dr. Tamara Sewell; granddaughter, Rebecca Clough and her husband, Tobin; and great-granddaughters Summer and Violet Clough."
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[25791] "Descendants of Ralph Hemenway" by James H. Gibbs in Family Tree Maker Online (Genealogy.com) provides his ancestry. Asa and family are listed in the 30 September 1850 federal census in Granville, Washington Co., NY.
[2358] The region of the old principality of Hohenlohe lies just northeast of Stuttgart, Germany.
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[52319] Find A Grave memorial 89081481 offers Verlan's obituary: "Verlan Ray Lenfestey Sr passed away peacefully on January 21, 2017 at Marshall Healthcare Facility in Machias, Maine, where he resided for several years. Verlan affectionately known as Verlie was born son of Ewart and Mineola B. Lenfestey on August 12, 1927 on Beals Island. He attended Beals Elementary School and later received his honorary high school diploma from the Beals High School Alumni. Verlan was a Jack of all trades and enjoyed working as much as an occasional summer boat ride or midnight drives in blustering snow. He dug clams, worms, fished, farmed, milked cows, cut wood and hay, worked teams of horses, worked construction and more. While still in grade school, he started his career on the family farm, once cutting his toes off while splitting wood for the winters heat. After having them reattached by Dr. Young of Jonesport, and many prayers, his foot and toes survived. He worked with his brother Chester, seining and transporting herring in the Downeast area. He once survived an explosion and fire aboard a sardine carrier, which burned him beyond recognition with 3rd degree burns and causing him to spend six months in the Ellsworth Hospital. Again, prayers were answered and he survived. For several years he operated the town car ferry between Jonesport and Beals claiming that he once, under the pressure of a salesman, made the crossing in a ninety mile per hour gale. Verlan also worked on the Jonesport Beals Bridge even at one point operating the pile driving barge, driving I Beams into the ocean floor for the underpinnings of the Bridge. He was good at navigating the Moosabec Reach tide, up and over the pile sites and he was offered a job driving piles in the Gulf of Mexico on the first oil platforms to be built there. In typical Down East fashion, he refused the job, not wanting to be away from friends and family. He and a friend Earnest Cirone Sr of South Addison were the first two civilians to cross the bridge by walking the steel I beams before the surface deck was in place. He also worked as a toll collector on the new bridge. Verlan worked in construction on a Bar Harbor School under Omer Norton Sr. He was also a boat builder, learning the trade from and working with his former father-in-law, Elihu Beal, who he loved and respected very much. Verlan was a very strong man, refusing a jack and lifting the oak slabs while Elihu placed the saw horses under the soon to be keels of the lobster boats. He also learned basic wiring from his second Father in Law, Archie Hayward, who he loved and respected as well. Later he bought lobsters for Bert Look of Jonesport and after gaining the trust and confidence of Bert, was asked to manage the Jonesport Supermarket. In 1969, he and Bert opened the Supermarket, where he operated the store as half owner and manager and later learning and serving as a meat cutter, a trade he later taught three of his four sons. In 1978 he and wife Annie Lou purchased controlling interest in the Business where he served the public with a smile and a conversation until he retired about 1990. At this time he passed the reins of the store to his sister Almena and his good friends Millard Alley and wife Marlene and his Son Vj. Thereafter he worked part time as Meat Cutter and went part time lobster fishing with his brother Chester until Chet could no longer fish, then going alone oftentimes taking his granddaughter April or other friend or family member. Verlan belonged and attended the Church of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God and was never afraid to profess his love for the Scriptures and his Creator to anyone that would listen. He was a Mason and Shriner, a member of Jonesport Lodge #188, A.F. & A.M, and the Anah Shrine. He belonged at times to the Mini Car Unit, Anah Wheelers and more. He will always be remembered best for his honesty, generosity, good sense of humor, and his love of guitar music often playing guitar and singing country songs with family and friends for hours on end. He is survived by children of his former wife, Alverna Williams; son Barry Williams and wife Judy of Maryland; son John Williams and wife Ruby of Deer Isle; his former wife Annie Lou Risley; son James Lenfestey and wife Teresa; daughter Luann Alley of Addison and husband Janssen of Georgia; son Verlan Jr and wife Amy of Addison; Grandsons; Sasha Williams, Ross Chipman and wife Jessica, Darren Williams and girlfriend Krista; James Aaron Lenfestey and girlfriend Caroline; Mathew Alley and girlfriend Michelle; Mitchell Alley. Granddaughters; Anna Williams; Lisa Crowley and husband Dana; April Williams who assisted greatly with the in home care of her 'Grampy' and her fiancé Mathew Eaton; Tamra Lenfestey; Kylie Lenfestey. Great- grandsons: Allen Crowley and wife Amanda; Kenneth Crowley and girlfriend Brooke; Brandon Dube. Great-granddaughter Hailey Scott and husband Michael; great-great grandson Preston Scott. Sisters Adele Alley; Joyce Alley and husband Ralph; brother Wilfred Lenfestey and wife Olive; sister in law Margaret Lenfestey; many cousins, nieces and nephews. Also many friends and community members, with special mention of Millard and Marlene Alley, Russell and Roma Batson, Jason Lord, Michael Dewitt, Roy Lenfestey and Verlans fellow Masons and Shriners. Verlan was predeceased by his parents Ewart and Mineola Lenfestey; his wife Caroline; daughter Jan Marie Doray; Grandson-in-Law Raymond Crowley; great-grandson Wayne Douglas Dube; sister Lillian Huntley and her husband Jimmy; sister Lavonne Smith and her husband Halburton (Bertie); brother Chester Lenfestey; sister Almena Alley and her husband Lester Faulkingham; and brother- in- law Joseph Alley."
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[39278] See Find A Grave Memorial 100625862.
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| _William Henry (Jr.) CONNER _|_Elizabeth ("Betsy") DUNBAR _
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| | |_Emaline SNOWMAN ____________|_Hannah MCCASLIN ____________
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| _Arthur Brooks CONNER __|
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| | | _James S. ORDWAY ____________|_Mary ("Polly") HORNE _______
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| | |_Eliza J. STOVER ____________|_Elizabeth REIDHEAD _________
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| | (1841 - 1912) m 1867
| _Robert Arno CONNER _|_Ada ORDWAY ___________
| | (1878 - 1942) (1853 - 1935)
| _Robert Kenneth CONNOR _|
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| | |_Nora E. COLSON _____|_Lucinda P. HOWARD ____
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[31174] Find A Grave Memorial # 22898201states (without documentation): "Anne (Whitmore) Allen was the daughter of John Whitmore and Joanna Jessup. She married Samuel Allen in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts in 1630." HOWEVER - http://capecodgenes.com/web_cards/ps01/ps01_204.html in 2015 disputes that Anne Whitmore was wife of Samuel Allen.