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[46082] "Biographical review : containing life sketches of leading citizens of Somerset, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, and Aroostook counties, Maine (1898)", pp. 80-83: "Gideon L. Joy, of Hancock, one of the most extensive landholders in Hancock County, son of Stephen Joy, was born here, December 18, 1830. His great-grandfather, Benjamin Joy, was a pioneer settler of Ellsworth, Me., to which he removed from Saco in Colonial times. Among the children reared by him were: John, the grandfather of Gideon L.; and Ivory H., the father of Calvin P. Joy, of Ellsworth, in whose biography will be found further information regarding the family. John Joy came from Ellsworth, the place of his birth, to Hancock by boat, and settled near the shore at a time when white men were rarely seen in this section of the country. He built a log house in the first clearing he made. Soon afterward he placed beside it a blacksmith's shop, in which he worked at his trade when not employed in lumbering and farming. That he was a good workman at his trade is believed to be proved by an axe, supposed to have been made by him, which was turned up by his grandson, Gideon L., a few years ago, when ploughing over the site of the old smithy. He died in 1845, aged seventy-seven years. His wife, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Clark, bore him six children, of whom Stephen was the second son. Stephen Joy, who was born in Franklin, Me., spent the greater part of his life in Hancock, where he died in 1863, at the age of sixty-three years. From his father he learned the blacksmith's trade, and likewise became proficient in that of carpenter. In the latter capacity he built two vessels, and was for a time engaged in coasting and fishing, com-manding the craft in which he sailed. On two or three of these trips, when accompanied by his son Gideon, he had very narrow escapes from death by drowning. Although often urged to accept public office, he steadily declined, preferring the quietude of his fireside to the turmoil of official life. He married Almira Lee, a daughter of Abner Lee, of Amherst, Mass. They became the parents of the following children: Stephen D., a resident of Hancock, who married Eliza A. McFarland, and has three sons and a daughter; Gideon L., the subject of this biography; Herman D., deceased, who was an extensive farmer, and married Elizabeth Clark; Julia A., deceased; Almira E., who married George P. Clark, resides in Boston in winter and on the old homestead in summer; and Charles B., who is a ranchman in Colorado. After completing his studies in the district schools of Hancock, Gideon L. Joy went to Sullivan, a near-by town, to study navigation. At an early age he began his career as a seaman. Afterward, in the capacity of mate on different vessels, he visited many of the im-portant ports of the world. In 1849, seized with the gold fever, he went to California, and there spent two years engaged in mining and lumbering. Returning then to the East, he remained here pretty contentedly until 1856, when he went to Oshkosh, Wis. Not finding any better opportunities there for im-proving his circumstances, he came home in the following year, and spent the next four years in seafaring. Then, settling down on shore, he began the improvement of a farm. He bought twenty-seven hundred acres of forest land, and, cutting off the timber, re-served two hundred acres of it for a homestead. Here he has built a log house, which he and his family have since occupied. He has about twenty-five acres of the property under cultivation. He is also the owner of nearly ten thousand acres of heavily timbered land, from which he cuts large quantities of lumber each year. Mr. Joy is an earnest Republican in poli-tics, and he has served his town as Selectman, although he has no especial desire for office. In 1864 he was married to Jane, a daughter of Josiah Coolidge, of Lamoine, and'has had five children. The latter were: Mary C, who is now the wife of Henry A. Butler, and has two children - Rebecca and Hazel; Madison B., of Hancock, who married Lydia Nickerson, of Sorrento, and has one child, Lee; Stephen, who died at the early age of five years; Sarah, who is the wife of Wallace R. E. Foss; and Hattie D., who resides at home."
[58161] Mary is said to be daughter of Joseph Mann (1694-747) & Mary Joy (1700-747; m. 24 March 1720 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA).
[48679] Martha is daughter of Anthony Marchant (b. 1739) & Abigail Raynes (1744-1803, m. 30 October 1767 in York, York Co., ME).
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[33642] See notes for son Clarion T. Rice. A Samuel Rice was postmaster at Ickesburg, appointed 23 Dec 192.
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[8529] Thomas is son of the Rev. Samuel Sherick (AKA Sherrich and Sharick)(1799-1849) and Esther Hurst (1803-1861). Thomas moved in 1846 with his parents to Jackson Twp., Richland Co. OH. He enlisted in Co. H of the 64th Ohio Volunteers for three years of military duty during the War Between the States. "History of Richland County, Ohio..." (Mansfield, OH: A. A. Graham & Co., 1880), pp. 796-7: "Sherrich, Thomas, farmer; he was born in Wayne Co., Ohio, Jan. 18, 1842; when he was about 4 years old his parents left Wayne Co. and settled in Jackson Township ; some three years after his father died, and left his mother to take care of the family and pay some debts which was against the farm; and by economy and industry the farm was saved and the debts all paid; the subject of this sketch worked upon the farm until the fall of 1861, when he enlisted in Co. H, 64th O. V. I. for the term of three years ; Capt. Lord commanded the company. They went into camp at Mansfield, and remained about six weeks ; they then went to Louisville, Ky., and joined the army of the Cumberland, and he was in most of the engagements in which his regiment participated; the regiment belonged to the 4th Army Corps, Third Division ; he was discharged at Cincinnati in February, 1864, having served three years and four months. He is an excellent farmer and an honorable and respected citizen. He was married to Miss Catherine A. Briner January, 1867; they had two interesting girls."
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[3806] {Ancestry from W.H.Turton, "The Plantagenet Ancestry"(Balt.:Gen.Pub.Co.,1968), p.27, and perhaps legendary.} See http://www.mathematical.com/eriksonedmund832.html in 2003 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anund_Uppsale.
[50178] https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/K2JP-2MK/mary-wiley-1727-1796 offers: "When Mary Wiley was born on 28 January 1727, in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, her father, Moses Wiley, was 28 and her mother, Thankful Young, was 26. She married Philip Higgins on 5 July 1748, in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 6 daughters. She died on 17 June 1796, in Bath, Lincoln, Maine, United States, at the age of 69, and was buried in Bath, Lincoln, Maine, United States."