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[27576] "Public Opinion [Chambersburg, PA], 25 January 1971," p. 15: "Mrs. Edna Grace Piper, 66, 509 Stouffer Ave., died at 2:15 a.m. today in Chambersburg Hospital after a three weeks' illness. She was the wife of Melvin J. Piper. Mrs. Piper was born Dec. 27, 1904, in St. Thomas Township, daughter of the late Joseph W. and Emma C. Miller Eberly. She was a member of King Street United Brethren Church and the Buds of Promise Sunday School Class. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons and two daughters: Nelson T. Piper, R R. 3; Melvin J. Piper Jr. Fayetteville; Mrs. Elloise Widney, R. R. 3; Mrs. Harry Faubel Jr., 1060 S. Coldbrook Ave.; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; four brothers and two sisters, Harry Eberly, Hagerstown; Arthur Eberly, York; John Eberly, R. R. 1. Mercersburg; Kenneth Eberly, R. R. 5, Mercersburg; Mrs. Martin Cauffman, R. R. 1 and Mrs. Mary Eckenrode, 69 N. Federal St."
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[22627] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_I_of_Gorizia.
[56366] Abigail is said to be daughter of Samuel Gould (1761-1849) & Sally Maddocks (1772-1856; m. 18 September 1790 in Wells, York Co., ME).
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[56038] Richard's obituary: "Tremont - Richard B. 'Dick' Hamblen, 90, died at Mount Desert Island Hospital after a six month decline in his health. He lived at home until two days before his passing on February 22, 2024. He was born at the family home in Tremont, Maine on March 16th, 1933, the ninth child of Evelyn (Pomeroy Rich) and Charles A. Hamblen. Dick graduated from Pemetic High School in 1952, having been part of the drama and baseball clubs. He then went to southern Maine technical college in Portland Maine, until he was drafted. Having come from Maine, he became part of the Cold Weather training Command at Fort Collins, Colorado. Having never been on skis in his life, he learned and then taught others how to ski. In the summer he was part of the mountain climbing and repelling group. He left two years later to go home and marry, Joan Doyle from Bar Harbor, daughter of Edward and Madeline (Silk) Doyle. Four years later, they moved to Pepperell, Mass. He worked as a plumber for several big firms, before starting his own business called Classic Kitchens. During this time, he shared a small plane and would fly home every once in a while, and bring home lobsters to the family as his mother was getting older, he asked her to come live with them and their growing family. Eventually, the family moved back to Tremont. He constructed an apartment on the second floor of his mother's house, which included a kitchen and a bathroom. Working with his brother Everett, they built several houses together. The remaining brother and sister's family would often get together for family times. Joan and Dick were part of a group called the Good Timers who would get together for dancing and good laughs. His daughters all married during this time. His mother continued to live downstairs until her death in 1973. Eventually he worked with his son, Rick doing house construction and plumbing. Joan passed away in1997 and Dick continued to live with his son, Rick. In 2004, Ruth (Carlson) Davis came into his life, having been widowed about two years earlier. They settled in Ruth's home with her teenage sons, Andrew, and Steven. There were many happy cruises with both families and friends. His daughter, Susan, and son-in-law Reggie would take Dick on extended drives during the summers. Three dogs and numerous cats lived with us through the years accompanying him on his trips to Seawall. The Franklin Trading post was a particularly favorite spot for Ricky and Dicky to go for breakfast. When the last dog died, (Mr. Waddles) in 2022, Dick was without a driving companion. Very good friends then asked if we could take care of and then adopt Lulu, a 13-year-old Papillion. She was beside him on the many days when he would drive down to Seawall and eat at Charlotte's. Eventually, Ruth, Lulu and he would take Sunday afternoon drives around different parts of Maine. Family was Dick's anchor. The last evening, with all of us surrounding his bed, he blew us all a kiss and said 'I love you all.' Dick is survived by Ruth Davis and her sons Andrew Davis and Steven Davis and wife Cara; three daughters, Susan Lizzotte and husband Reggie of Bangor, Laurie Anne Bragdon and husband Merle of Prescott, Arizona and Nicole Strout of Tremont ; granddaughter, Katie Hessert and husband Josh of Glenburn and grandson Nathan Lizzotte; six great grandchildren, Samantha, Madeline, Olivia, Jonathan, Abigail and Nicholas. He had many nieces and nephews, but he was the last of this Hamblen generation. He was also predeceased by his son, Rick."
[53107] Clyde's grave marker states CPL CWS World War I. He is son of Edgar Harding (1846-1899) & Eunice Jane Cunningham (1855-1921; m. 7 November 1874 in Troy, Waldo Co., ME). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 30 August 1963, p. 27: "Lincoln - Clyde A Harding 73 died at local hospital Thursday after a short illness. He was born at Unity August 20, 1890, son of Edgar and Eunice (Cunningham) Harding. He was an employe of Eastern Fine Paper and Pulp Division Standard Packaging Corporation for more than 40 years, until his retirement in 1958. He was a past commander and 45-year member of the Carl Burrill Post American Legion Post here, past Penobscot County commander of the American Legion, a member of Voiture 427 of the 40 and 8 Society, and past president of the Lincoln Congregational Men's Club. Surviving are his widow, Mary J. (Beale) Harding of Lincoln; a son, Charles Harold of Lincoln; two daughters, Mrs. Eunice H. Sibley of Lincoln, Mrs. Ann R. Jones of Norwood, Mass.; seven grandchildren and two nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Barton Funeral Home, the Rev. Frederick Robie, pastor of the Lincoln Congregational Church officiating. Committal services will be held by the American Legion Post at the Lincoln Cemetery."
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[43245] Albert is son of Eli Leffler and Mahala Bright. Find A Grave Memorial 181507330 offers: "Mr. Leffler was born near Dayton, Ohio, February 7, 1862. He was reared in the Buckeye state and when about 25 years old he came to Missouri and engaged in the planing mill business with the Davis Brothers at Tina. When the business was moved to Carrollton, he came also and remained a member of the firm until the early nineties, when he sold out. Being a pattern maker by trade he secured a responsible position with the Dain Manufacturing Co., remaining with this firm several months. He then went to St. Louis, and from there to Panama, where he stayed three years. He returned to Carrollton three years ago. March 14, 1894, he was married to Miss Mina Farnham. Of this union one son, John was born. He was drowned in June 1915. While in Panama Mr. Leffler contracted the disease that eventually caused his death. After coming home he gradually showed the ravages of the disease, and a year ago, in an attempt to stay its progress he began living and sleeping in a tent, believing the fresh air would do for him what medical science could not do. But this proved unavailing. Every week showed a steady decline. Two weeks ago he became very low, but, as frequently before, he rallied somewhat, but it proved only temporary, and Monday night at 11:20 o'clock he quietly passed away. Mr. Leffler was baptized into the Lutheran church in child-hood, and held to this church in late years. He suffered long, but was cheerful and patient throughout. He was an honorable citizen, friendly to all and leaves a large circle of friends to mourn his untimely end. - The 'Carrollton Daily Democrat;' Tuesday, October 24, 1916" The Leffler surname is German, an occupational name for a maker or seller of spoons, a variant of Loeffler.
_Jan Willem Friso, Prince of ORANGE ___________________+
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_Willem IV, Prince of ORANGE-NASSAU ______________________|_Marie Louise "Maaike Meu" of HESSE-CASSEL ____________
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[3885] Saluzzo is a city and episcopal see in the Piedmont of Italy.