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| 6351 | Cortland NY Republican 1815-1821 - 0104.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspapers%2021/Cortland%20NY%20Republican/Cortland%20NY%20Republican%201815-1821/Cortland%20NY%20Republican%201815-1821%20-%200104.pdf Obituary: Newspaper published date: June 28, 1816 Died--In this town, on the 21st inst. Mrs. ? Hoar, wife of Deacon Jacob Hoar? aged 38 years. | Munn, Cyrene (I831)
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| 6352 | Cortland NY Republican Eagle 1837-1840 - 0208.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspapers%2021/Cortland%20NY%20Republican%20Eagle/Cortland%20NY%20Republican%20Eagle%201837-1840/Cortland%20NY%20Republican%20Eagle%201837-1840%20-%200208.pdf Obituary Died, at Genoa Hollow, on the 3d inst., Widow Lois Hoar, formerly of Homer, aged 87 years. | Hoar, Mrs. Lois (I71479)
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| 6353 | Could not find in 1880 census. | Hanson, William Proctor (I17919)
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| 6354 | Could not find in 1880 census. | Wilder, Harvey (I17669)
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| 6355 | Courtesy of the Fort Frances Museum Obituary: Edward Wellington Backus Born 1861 Married Elizabeth Horr Backus Died October 29th, 1934 Mr. Edward Wellington Backus, of Minneapolis was noted as a modern Napolean of finance, diplomacy and astuteness. Backus was among the leaders in the newsprint and timber industry. An empire builder he envisioned the possibilities of power, timber and natural resources. He was the first capitalist to show his faith in the industrial future of Fort Frances by putting up his money and every dollar he could get from outside resources to develop water power. In 1882 Backus began his lumbering career at the age of 21 with the Lee and McCullock company, buying out the interest of the junior partner the following year. The firm of Lee and Backus was succeeded in 1885 and in 1899 changed to the Backus-Brooks Company. In 1892, with a timber cruiser, Backus walked 200 miles through deep snow to arrive shortly after midnight at a Huddon's Bay company Post, now Fort Frances. In the crisp clear moonlight he viewed the majestic Falls and envisioned the future of power developments, paper mills and sawmills, staff support in the existence of two large towns, with footpaths being supplanted with railroads. Mr. Backus was noted as "a man of splendid physique... he had the head of statesman and shoulders of a gladiator. His beaming eyes denoted his keen intellect and his retentitive memory... Or commanding appearance, he was a man of note whether in village circles or in the financial centers of the east... He devoted his time and energies to the development of his industrial enterprise." Mr. Backus, like many other financiers over-extended his activities during the prosperous period following World War I. Suffering severe losses, his endeavors to recoup his losses and advanced aged were factors in his death in 1934 when he succumbed to a heart attack in New York. See also: http://www.angelfire.com/mn/thursdaynighthikes/lakeisles_arch1.html | Backus, Edward Wellington (I12527)
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| 6356 | Cousin Albert Thorpe, born Mar 1890/Mar 22, 1889 Nova Scotia, was living in the household in the 1911 census. Son of Storey Thorpe. Groom's Name: Walter C. Hoar Groom's Birth Date: 1873 Groom's Birthplace: East Mountain Groom's Age: 34 Bride's Name: Maud R. Nelson Bride's Birth Date: 1884 Bride's Birthplace: East Mountain Bride's Age: 23 Marriage Date: 20 Nov 1907 Marriage Place: Onslow, Nova Scotia Groom's Father's Name: Robert Groom's Mother's Name: Bride's Father's Name: Robert Bride's Mother's Name: Groom's Race: Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M53454-3 System Origin: Canada-EASy Source Film Number: 1298866 Reference Number: P252 CN171 Collection: Canada Marriages, 1661-1949 | Hoar, Crosby (I13737)
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| 6357 | Cousin of William Paris Hoard. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/north00p3.htm 14214-00 George Washington HOARD, 30, farmer, Seymour twp., Emo, s/o David NICHOLSON & Melinda HOARD, married Grace MASON, 22, widow, Bruce Co, Emo, d/o John McDIARMID & Anise Seymour NIXON, witn: Walter HOARD & Helen McDIARMID, both of Emo, 10 Oct 190 at Emo (Did they mean to say: s/o David Hoard & Melinda Nicholson?) Mentioned in this book: http://www.ourroots.ca/page.aspx?id=1022132&qryID=2eac214e-9d36-4ec2-b433-4353a0368dc4 Cemetery: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onrainyr/20RuralCemeteries.pdf | Hoard, George (I42715)
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| 6358 | Coxswain in the Navy Reserves - Apr 17, 1917 to Apr 16, 1921 United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=https://api.familysearch.org/records/pal:/MM9.1.r/YLXD-92M/p1 Name : John M. Hoar Titles : Death date : 19 Jul 1952 Death place : Akron, Summit, Ohio, United States Birth date : 12 Nov 1891 Estimated birth year : Birth place : Newport, Rhode Island Age at death : 60 years Gender : Male Marital status : Race or color : Caucasian Street address : Occupation : Residence : Burial date : Burial place : Cemetery name : Spouse name : Father name : Joseph A. Hoar Father titles : Father birth place : Mother name : Frances Barker Mother titles : Mother birth place : GSU film number : 2246302 Digital GS number : 4109430 Image number : 02461 Certificate number : 48574 Collection : Ohio Deaths 1908-1953 | Hoar, John (I2192)
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| 6359 | CPL, 181 ABN 35 ARTILLERY, KOREA Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=hoar&GSby=1931&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=39396377&df=all& | Hoar, Donald (I1790)
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| 6360 | Cpl. US Army, WW2 Died in airplane crash. Death Certificate: http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1943/00032246.TIF&Fln=1354188.pdf | Hoar, Ralph (I18926)
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| 6361 | Cranston, Providence Co, Rhode Island, USA (Oakland Cemetery) | Horr, Gifford (I15766)
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| 6362 | Cushing Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=68179579 and... Taftsville Cemetery (Taftsville Burying Grounds): http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=fuller&GSfn=elisha&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=49&GScnty=2952&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=53380350&df=all& | Fuller, Elisha (I990)
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| 6363 | Cushman's buried in Riverside Cemetery, Gouverneur, St. Lawrence Co, New York http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiversideC.htm Cushman (See also: Barnes, Whitney) Myron Cushman, 1st Lieut, Co I, 92 Reg NY Inf, 1812-1880, Marker (Section D) Susan Waid, his wife, 1818-1897 (Section D) Christialana Estelle, their dau, 1842-1922 (Section D) Chester W., son of Myron & Susan Cushman, d. May 15, 1868, AE 9 yrs (Section D) Webster H., son of Myron & Susan Cushman, d. May 23, 1856, AE 6 mos (Section D) Unreadable, son of Myron & Susan Cushman, d. Feb 25, 1841 (Section D) Talcutt R. Cushman, died Aug 5, 1872, AE 35 yrs (Section D) Ann, his wife, d. Feby 1, 1872, AE 33 yrs, 1 mo, 7 dys (Section D) Frank M., their infant son, Aged 16 mos (Section D) Carlyle L. Cushman, Mar 7, 1852 - Sept 26, 1894, Marker (Section I) Carola Lambie, his wife, July 24, 1852 - Aug 27, 1929 (Section I) Marion Genevieve Cushman, dau of CL & SC Cushman, d. Apr 9, 1882; AE 1 yr, 1 mo, 23 dys, Back of stone (Section I) Arthur E., June 21, 1863-Mar 7, 1939 (Section I) Frances B., July 8, 1882 - Jan 19, 1952 (Section I) Nora S., dau of TH & AC Cushman, died Dec 5, 1926, Aged 21 yrs (Section I) | Cushman, Myron (I28638)
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| 6364 | Daniel F Johnson : Volume 89 Number 2553 Date : March 27, 1893 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : The Daily Sun The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. Hopewell (Albert Co.) Sketch of Old Shepody - William DANIELS, whose grant adjoined the Dickson grant, came from New London, Conn. in the year 1770. He and his wife were members of a Methodist society and for some years were the only persons in Shepody who sustained that character. A 'zealous society' was formed in 1782 and from that time Mr. Daniels continued to take an active part in prayer meetings and called people together on the Sabbath. He died in 1811 and was buried in the old Daniel burying ground. His family were William DANIELS, Joseph DANIELS, John DANIELS, Asa DANIELS, Demas DANIELS, Sara Elizabeth DANIELS, Olive DANIELS, Eunice DANIELS and Ann DANIELS. There are now no residents of the Daniels' name in Shepody, the family having moved to the eastern States many years ago, though many of that connection still remain. (Sarah Elizabeth might be Sara Daniels, Elizabeth Daniels) http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:2HdUvDw-hcMJ:www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies/FAMILY-D-2006.pdf+%22william+daniels%22+shepody&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=7&gl=us DANIELS: William Daniels b. in New London, CT, died before 24 Jun 1810, m. Martha - : they came to NB in 1770 and settled in Shepody, Hopewell Parish, Albert County: Children: 1) Eunice Daniels married 6 Sep 1784 George Boss: 2) WilliamDaniels b. - , d. before 24 Jun 1816, m. Rhoda Rogers? b. c1775, died after 1851: 3) Joseph Daniels b. c1774, d. 6 Dec 1841, m. 6 Dec 1841 Esther Lordborn c1788, d. 9 May 1863, d/o Marvin and Ruby Lord from Cornwallis, NS: had seven children: 4) John Daniels b. - , d. before 22 Apr 1833, m. 26 Jul 1815 Elizabeth Lord: 5) Asa Daniels m. Miriam Hoar: 6) Dennis Daniels: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NewBrunswick/2005-10/1130425898 | Daniels, William (I28017)
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| 6365 | Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 61 Number 500 Rank 58 Date March 15, 1884 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper The Daily Telegraph The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. m. Chester, 6th inst., by Rev. L.S. Johnson, Edward STEVENS, Hopewell (Albert Co.) / Lucy HOAR, Harvey. | Hoar, Lucy (I3165)
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| 6366 | Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 87 Number 1908 Rank 117 Date March 9, 1893 County Albert Place Albert Newspaper The Maple Leaf The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate. Freeman HOAR of Moncton passed down while Mr. Steeve's funeral service was in progress and the Rev. J.C. Berrie had to hasten onward to conduct the service at the grave on Gray's Island where Mr. Hoar has buried four of his children besides the one interred on Tuesday Feb. 28 [Arthur]. | Hoar, William (I8138)
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| 6367 | DAR says died 2-26-1807. Died at "age 74" http://books.google.com/books?id=rHmAAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA632&lpg=PA632&dq=%22daniel+woods%22++Medway&source=bl&ots=V_w-qRKD9Z&sig=GXhZw1iRLoeXlaVXpfaJRxy8VUk&hl=en&ei=-y7US_7OK4ba8QTk1q2rDw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CA4Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=hoar&f=false | Hoar, Lt. Samuel Sr. (I5784)
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| 6368 | Date of Death or Burial: Jul 16, 1972. Resthaven Cemetery, Section 21, Lot 55. | Hoar, Arthur (I10976)
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| 6369 | Date of either death or divorce of former husband (Mr. Hoar): Sep 4, 1911 Marriage Intention Aug 6, 1914 to Samuel Foster: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VF3Y-PP9 | Friend, Marie (I59845)
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| 6370 | Date of either death or divorce of former wife: Jun 2, 1913 Marriage Intention Aug 6, 1914 to Marie: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VF3Y-PP9 | Foster, Samuel J. (I59844)
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| 6371 | Date of either death or divorce: Sep 4, 1911 | Hoar, C. J. (I59846)
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| 6372 | Date: Thu May 3, 2007 To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: WorldConnect: Revised Post-em posted Database: hoar_and_horr Individual: I33476 Name: Researcher Email: cswkresearcher(at)hotmail.com Note: This history of Taylor Township, Harrison Co., IA, includes a report of a Michael Kirlin's arrival in Iowa in 1866 http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaharris/twp/twptaylo.htm According to this 1922 directory, a Michael and Mary Kirlin of Taylor Township had a total of 10 children: Susie, Katie, Phillip, Jim, Mamie, Anna, Mae, Margaret, Agnes & Willie http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaharris/1922/taylor.htm I don't think those are minor children living at home in 1922, because according to the 1905 directory Maggie, Agnes and William (the last three on the 1922 list) were the only ones who were still minors in 1905. http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaharris/directories/1905_Residents_Taylor.htm Note this may be the same Michael and Mary reported here (with daughter Kathryn) http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2770618&id=I556076079 Source: 1925 Iowa State Census - Taylor, Harrison Co, Iowa Postem: Sep 22, 2008 From: cswkresearcher(at)hotmail.com We have a great-great-great grandfather Philip Kirlin born 1794 in Ireland and died 1883 in County Derry Ireland. He was married in 1827 in County Derry Ireland to Catherine or Mary Gormley. She was born 1806 in County Derry Ireland. Their children include: (1) Patrick or Paddy born 1826 County Derry Ireland; died 1890 Missouri Valley Harrison Co IA (2) MICHAEL born 1837; died 1923 -- married 9/1875 in Pennsylvania (?) to MARY DONAHUE (possibly born 1853) (3) John born 2/26/1843; died 4/26 or 4/27/1926 Harlan Shelby IA -- married Helen or Ellen Bridget Gormley (4) Philip born 1841 Claudy Co Derry Ireland; died 7/1891 Missouri Valley Harrison Co IA -- married 1875 in Claudy County Derry Ireland to Ann Kirlin (different Kirlin family) born 1838 Claudy Co. Derry Ireland; died 3/1932 IA (5) Hannah born 1845 Claudy Co Derry Ireland -- married Francis McDevitt Other possible children include (6) Dennis (?) born 1847 in Claudy Co Derry Ireland (7) Mike (?) born 1849 in Claudy Co Derry Ireland (8) William (?) born 1851 Claudy Co Derry Ireland | Kirlin, Michael (I25764)
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| 6373 | Date: Tue Jan 15, 2008 From: Jim & Karen DATA ON MERRITT WHITE: Sources: Lynn Hiti White Family Bible in possession of Harry white in 1981, Marquette, Michigan Carlton County Minnesota Vital Records, Death 1950, 144 Worked as a teamster and logger. His wife's obit stated they moved to the range in 1903. He had been in charge of logging operations for the late George Harvey and in 1906 lived in Ely MN where he worked for the Shattuck Mining Co. as a teamster. The White family lived in Chisholm MN in 1908 at the time of the fire (on September 5, 1908, a fast-moving forest fire obliterated the town due to the dry conditions during the late summer and wood construction of nearly all the buildings in town. Many people sought escape by going into the lake. No one died in the fire.). They were evacuated by train with Pearl having one twin and Carrie the other. They were separated, not knowing if the other survived. They lost all possessions. Obit stated he arrived in Virginia MN in 1908. Had been employed by the early Grande Company and as a superintendent of roads in St. Louis County. He worked at the tourist cabins in 1945 in Virginia before he retired. In 1930 he was a grader man for the county Also: http://www.gencircles.com/users/lmleach/1/data/29473 Groom name: Marritt White Groom race (on document): Groom age: 27 years Groom birth year: 1868 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Carrie Hoar Bride race (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1877 Bride birth place: England Marriage type: Marriage date: 23 May 1895 Marriage place: Palmer, Marquette, Michigan Father of groom name: Mother of groom name: Father of bride name: Mother of bride name: Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342502 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207882 Image number: 496 Reference number: v 3 p 206 rn 100 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | White, Merritt Cyrus (I18160)
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| 6374 | Date: Tue Jan 15, 2008 From: kim S Hello, I had just stumbled across your rootsweb, and there is a Missouri Death Certificate that states, your Sarah Ann Cambell maybe the mistaken name for Sarah Ann Merrick, I am a Merrick decendent. I do not know if she married a Cambell before she married Abiel Terry Hafford. If you have more information or if I can send you her Merrick geneology, just let me know. I am really searching for Merrick decendent pictures. Thanks Kim Sales | Merrick, Sarah Ann (I3964)
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| 6375 | Date: Wed Oct 24, 2007 From: John - ScanlanJps(at)cs.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Re: Hoar Genealogy The Descendants of Maurice Shea Listing 364 descendants for 8 generations. Prepared by: John P. Scanlan 16 Gunpowder Road, Glen Arm, Maryland 21057 October 28, 2007 Email address: ScanlanJps(at)cs.com _____________________________________________ GENERATION NO. 1 Maurice1 SHEA was born 1792/1800 in Kerry County, Ireland. He was the son of John SHEA and Johanna ___________. He married Ellen MORIARTY 8 October 1825 in Ireland. She was born in Kerry County, Ireland. They had 6 children: 2.i.Johanna SHEA b. September 1826 d. 29 June 1905 3.ii.Mary SHEA b. 1829 d. after June 1900 4.iii.Ellen SHEA b. 1832 d. 12 July 1901 5.iv.Catherine SHEA b. February 1837 d. 16 April 1907 6.v.Patrick Maurice SHEA b. 15 March 1839 d. 25 April 1910 7.vi.John Christopher SHEAb. 1842 d. 8 June 1915 The 1860 Federal census for Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts, Post Office: Holyoke, Page No. 169, listed the following family, on June 29, 1860: NameAgeSexOccupationValue of EstateBirthplace Maurice Shay60MLaborer 100Ireland Ellen "60F " John Faley26MCotton Mill " Ellen "20F " Patrick "3MMass. Mary J. "1F " Catherine Shay23FWeaverIreland Patrick "19MLaborer " John "15M " " Eliza Dinbary17FWeaver " Ellen died about 1862. Maurice died 14 May 1880 in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. __________________________________________ GENERATION NO. 2 6. Patrick Maurice2 SHEA (1.Maurice1) was born 15 March 1839 in Ballylusky, Kerry County, Ireland, and was christened 19 March 1839 in Kerry County, Ireland. He was the son of Maurice SHEA and Ellen MORIARTY. He married Bridget A. HOAR 12 June 1861 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts. She was born August 1838/1841 in Kerry County, Ireland, the daughter of John HOAR and Elizabeth SHEA. They had 13 children: 37.i.Elizabeth C. "Lizzie" SHEAb. 3 June 1862d. 23 May 1924 38.ii.Maurice SHEA b. 1863 d. about 1863 39.iii.Allen SHEA b. 1865 d. about 1865 40.iv.John SHEA b. 1 November 1866d. 15 May 1868 41.v.John Francis "Frank" SHEAb. 23 June 1869d. about 1926 42.vi.Joseph F. SHEA b. 23 April 1871d. 1934 43.vii.Patrick "Paddy" L. SHEAb. 9 July 1873d. 14 July 1943 44.viii.Dr. Michael Ignatius SHEAb. 20 October 1875d. 11 February 1940 45.ix.Mary "May" Rosie SHEAb. 20 July 1878d. April 1952 46.x.Dorothy "Dora" F. SHEAb. November 1880d. September 1966 47.xi.Cecilia "Cile" E. SHEAb. 29 March 1882d. September 1947 48.xii.Katherine Theresa "Tess" SHEAb. 20 July 1883d. 1961 49.xiii.Ambrose SHEA b. 20 April 1885d. 31 March 1887 The following was published in Biographical Review -- The Leading Citizens of Hampden County, Massachusetts, published in 1895, pages 1109 - 1110: PATRICK M. SHEA, of Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Mass., ex-Postmaster and well-known undertaker, was born in County Kerry, Ireland, March 15, 1840. His parents, Maurice and Ellen (Moriarty) Shea, were natives of the same place, where the father followed for a number of years the trade of blacksmith; but in 1849 he came to America, and located in Holyoke, Mass., being there employed for many years by Captain Mack, working, however, at different places as opportunity offered. Maurice Shea lived to be eighty-eight years old and his wife to be sixty-two years of age. They were the parents of six children, named as follows: Johanna, Mary, Ellen, Catherine, Patrick M., and John, all of whom are now living. Patrick M. was educated in the schools of Holyoke, and worked for a while with his father at the trade of blacksmith. During the early part of the war he was in the employ of the Massachusetts Arms Company, and later at Whitneyville he worked for the Whitneyville Arms Company on guns and at tool forging. After the war he came to Chicopee Falls, and worked in the shops of Belcher & Taylor, and also was in the employ of the Lamb Manufacturing Company and of the J. Stevens Company on fine work. In 1866 Mr. Shea opened a dry-goods store in the village on Bridge Street, which was in successful operation till 1873. He then moved to Main Street, and opened the undertaker's establishment, which he has since conducted, likewise having charge of the Catholic cemetery, selling the lots as required. He has also established a livery, which is the largest in the village. He has erected new stables with office in connection, also boarding stables, and keeps a supply of from fourteen to twenty horses for public use. In 1861 Mr. Shea was married to Miss Bridget A. Hoar, who was born in County Kerry, Ireland, in August 1840, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Shea) Hoar, of that locality, who became farmers of Chicopee Falls after coming to America. They both lived to advanced age, the father being eighty-six years old at the time of his death, and his wife eighty-eight years. Their family consisted of eleven children, as follows: Johanna, Patrick, Mary, Ellen, Catherine, Elizabeth, Maurice, Thomas, John, Bridget, and Michael, five only of whom are now living. Mr. and Mrs. Shea are the parents of thirteen children, namely: Elizabeth, born in 1862, now wife of William M. Scanlan, civil engineer, living in New York City; Maurice, born 1863; Allen, born 1865; John, born 1867 (these three deceased); Frank J., born 1869; Joseph T., born 1871; Patrick L., born 1873; Michael I., born 1875; Mary R., born 1878; Dorothy, born 1880; Cecelia, born 1883; Theresa C., born 1884; and Ambrose, born 1886 (deceased). Mrs. Shea found time, in addition to the management of her large family, to establish quite a business in dressmaking and millinery, which indicates well the energy of her character and her habits of ceaseless industry. Mr. Shea is a Democrat in his politics, and takes an active interest in all matters which concern the good government of the village. He is one of the Trustees of the Chicopee Falls Savings Bank, and has served as Postmaster under President Cleveland's first administration. As an enterprising business man and a loyal citizen, he receives the confidence and respect of his neighbors and fellow-townsmen. Patrick's obituary was published in an unknown newspaper as follows: DEATH OF PATRICK M. SHEA Veteran Undertaker Passes Away From Pneumonia Patrick M. Shea, 71, a former postmaster of Chicopee Falls, and for 40 years engaged in the undertaking business there, died at his home at 112 Belcher street yesterday morning of pneumonia. He had been critically ill for over a week, but on Saturday and Sunday his condition showed improvement, which, with the fact that he had twice before recovered from very serious attacks of pneumonia, gave his family and friends grounds for hope that he might recover. Mr Shea was born in Gingle, County Kerry, Ireland, March 15, 1839. When he was five years old his parents came to the United States and settled in South Hadley Falls, where his father, Maurice Shea, was employed as a blacksmith. He went to school in that town, and came to Chicopee with his family in 1859. He lived in Chicopee all the rest of his life, with the exception of some months during the civil war, when he worked at making rifles for the government at the Whitneyville armory in New Haven, Ct. Mr Shea's first work in Chicopee was for the Ames manufacturing company and the Belcher & Taylor company, after which he went into a drygoods store. He opened his undertaking business about 40 years ago, and later added to it a livery stable business, both of which he ran up to the time of his death. Mr Shea was appointed postmaster of Chicopee Falls by President Cleveland in the second year of his first term, and held this office for about five years, when the republican president appointed his successor. Mr Shea was well known by everybody in the Falls, and was esteemed for his substantial character and likable personality. He was an organizer of the Father Mathew temperance society, but of late years had not been a member. He was an early member of the Hibernians, and a member of Elder council, Knights of Columbus. For a number of years he was a trustee of the Chicopee savings bank. Mr Shea was married June 12, 1861, in Chicopee, to Bridget A. Hoar of Chicopee. He is survived by his widow, four sons, Frank J. Shea, Joseph F. Shea, Patrick Shea and Dr Michael I. Shea; five daughters, Mrs W. M. Scanlon of Newark, N. J., Mrs T. J. Riley of New York city, and Miss Mary R. Shea, Miss Cecilia E. Shea and Miss Katherine T. Shea of Chicopee Falls; and a brother, John C. Shea of New Haven, Ct. The funeral will be from Mr Shea's home at 8.45 o'clock Thursday morning. There will be a requiem high mass at St Patrick's church at 9.30 o'clock. The burial will be in St Patrick's cemetery. Patrick died 25 April 1910 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, and was buried in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Bridget died 21 November 1919 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, and was buried in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Massachusetts. They both died at 112 Belcher Street and were buried in the Patrick M. Shea family plot, St. Mark Section, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Chicopee, Masachusetts. INDEX OF NAMES (NO SURNAME) Johanna'1 HOAR Bridget A. [1838/1841-1919]'2 Elizabeth (Shea) [abt 1790/1800-abt 1888]'2 John [abt 1775/1779-abt 1861]'2 MORIARTY Ellen [ -abt 1862]'1, 2 SHEA Allen [1865-abt 1865]'2 Ambrose [1885-1887]'2 Bridget A. (Hoar) [1838/1841-1919]'2 Catherine [1837-1907]'1 Cecilia "Cile" E. [1882-1947]'2 Dorothy "Dora" F. [1880-1966]'2 Elizabeth [abt 1790/1800-abt 1888]'2 Elizabeth C. "Lizzie" [1862-1924]'2 Ellen [1832-1901]'1 Ellen (Moriarty) [ -abt 1862]'1, 2 Johanna [1826-1905]'1 Johanna ( -- )'1 John'1 John [1866-1868]'2 John Christopher [1842-1915]'1 John Francis "Frank" [1869-abt 1926]'2 Joseph F. [1871-1934]'2 Katherine Theresa "Tess" [1883-1961]'2 Mary [1829-aft 1900]'1 Mary "May" Rosie [1878-1952]'2 Maurice [1792/1800-1880]'1, 2 Maurice [1863-abt 1863]'2 Michael Ignatius, Dr. [1875-1940]'2 Patrick "Paddy" L. [1873-1943]'2 Patrick Maurice [1839-1910]'1, 2 Marriage: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NWRF-1XT | Shea, Patrick Maurice (I7445)
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| 6376 | Date: Wed Oct 24, 2007 From: John - ScanlanJps(at)cs.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Re: Hoar Genealogy The Descendants of Maurice Shea Listing 364 descendants for 8 generations. Prepared by: John P. Scanlan 16 Gunpowder Road, Glen Arm, Maryland 21057 October 28, 2007 ______________________________________________ GENERATION NO. 1 Maurice SHEA was born 1792/1800 in Kerry County, Ireland. He was the son of John SHEA and Johanna ___________. He married Ellen MORIARTY 8 October 1825 in Ireland. She was born in Kerry County, Ireland. They had 6 children: Johanna SHEA b. September 1826 d. 29 June 1905 Mary SHEA b. 1829 d. after June 1900 Ellen SHEA b. 1832 d. 12 July 1901 Catherine SHEA b. February 1837 d. 16 April 1907 Patrick Maurice SHEA b. 15 March 1839 d. 25 April 1910 John Christopher SHEA b. 1842 d. 8 June 1915 The 1860 Federal census for Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts, Post Office: Holyoke, Page No. 169, listed the following family, on June 29, 1860: Name-Age-Sex-Occupation-Value of Estate-Birthplace Maurice Shay-60-Laborer-100-Ireland Ellen "-60- " John Faley-26-Cotton Mill- " Ellen "-20- " Patrick "-3-M-Mass. Mary J. "-1-F- " Catherine Shay-23-F-Weaver-Ireland Patrick "-19-Laborer " John "-M- " Eliza Dinbary-17-F-Weaver " Ellen died about 1862. Maurice died 14 May 1880 in Chicopee Falls, Ma. ______________________________________________ GENERATION NO. 2 6. Patrick Maurice2 SHEA (1.Maurice1) was born 15 March 1839 in Ballylusky, Kerry County, Ireland, and was christened 19 March 1839 in Kerry County, Ireland. He was the son of Maurice SHEA and Ellen MORIARTY. He married Bridget A. HOAR 12 June 1861 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts. She was born August 1838/1841 in Kerry County, Ireland, the daughter of John HOAR and Elizabeth SHEA. They had 13 children: 37.i.Elizabeth C. "Lizzie" SHEAb. 3 June 1862d. 23 May 1924 38.ii.Maurice SHEA b. 1863 d. about 1863 39.iii.Allen SHEA b. 1865 d. about 1865 40.iv.John SHEA b. 1 November 1866d. 15 May 1868 41.v.John Francis "Frank" SHEAb. 23 June 1869d. about 1926 42.vi.Joseph F. SHEA b. 23 April 1871d. 1934 43.vii.Patrick "Paddy" L. SHEAb. 9 July 1873d. 14 July 1943 44.viii.Dr. Michael Ignatius SHEAb. 20 October 1875d. 11 February 1940 45.ix.Mary "May" Rosie SHEAb. 20 July 1878d. April 1952 46.x.Dorothy "Dora" F. SHEAb. November 1880d. September 1966 47.xi.Cecilia "Cile" E. SHEAb. 29 March 1882d. September 1947 48.xii.Katherine Theresa "Tess" SHEAb. 20 July 1883d. 1961 49.xiii.Ambrose SHEA b. 20 April 1885d. 31 March 1887 The following was published in Biographical Review -- The Leading Citizens of Hampden County, Massachusetts, published in 1895, pages 1109 - 1110: PATRICK M. SHEA, of Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Mass., ex-Postmaster and well-known undertaker, was born in County Kerry, Ireland, March 15, 1840. His parents, Maurice and Ellen (Moriarty) Shea, were natives of the same place, where the father followed for a number of years the trade of blacksmith; but in 1849 he came to America, and located in Holyoke, Mass., being there employed for many years by Captain Mack, working, however, at different places as opportunity offered. Maurice Shea lived to be eighty-eight years old and his wife to be sixty-two years of age. They were the parents of six children, named as follows: Johanna, Mary, Ellen, Catherine, Patrick M., and John, all of whom are now living. Patrick M. was educated in the schools of Holyoke, and worked for a while with his father at the trade of blacksmith. During the early part of the war he was in the employ of the Massachusetts Arms Company, and later at Whitneyville he worked for the Whitneyville Arms Company on guns and at tool forging. After the war he came to Chicopee Falls, and worked in the shops of Belcher & Taylor, and also was in the employ of the Lamb Manufacturing Company and of the J. Stevens Company on fine work. In 1866 Mr. Shea opened a dry-goods store in the village on Bridge Street, which was in successful operation till 1873. He then moved to Main Street, and opened the undertaker's establishment, which he has since conducted, likewise having charge of the Catholic cemetery, selling the lots as required. He has also established a livery, which is the largest in the village. He has erected new stables with office in connection, also boarding stables, and keeps a supply of from fourteen to twenty horses for public use. In 1861 Mr. Shea was married to Miss Bridget A. Hoar, who was born in County Kerry, Ireland, in August 1840, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Shea) Hoar, of that locality, who became farmers of Chicopee Falls after coming to America. They both lived to advanced age, the father being eighty-six years old at the time of his death, and his wife eighty-eight years. Their family consisted of eleven children, as follows: Johanna, Patrick, Mary, Ellen, Catherine, Elizabeth, Maurice, Thomas, John, Bridget, and Michael, five only of whom are now living. Mr. and Mrs. Shea are the parents of thirteen children, namely: Elizabeth, born in 1862, now wife of William M. Scanlan, civil engineer, living in New York City; Maurice, born 1863; Allen, born 1865; John, born 1867 (these three deceased); Frank J., born 1869; Joseph T., born 1871; Patrick L., born 1873; Michael I., born 1875; Mary R., born 1878; Dorothy, born 1880; Cecelia, born 1883; Theresa C., born 1884; and Ambrose, born 1886 (deceased). Mrs. Shea found time, in addition to the management of her large family, to establish quite a business in dressmaking and millinery, which indicates well the energy of her character and her habits of ceaseless industry. Mr. Shea is a Democrat in his politics, and takes an active interest in all matters which concern the good government of the village. He is one of the Trustees of the Chicopee Falls Savings Bank, and has served as Postmaster under President Cleveland's first administration. As an enterprising business man and a loyal citizen, he receives the confidence and respect of his neighbors and fellow-townsmen. Patrick's obituary was published in an unknown newspaper as follows: DEATH OF PATRICK M. SHEA Veteran Undertaker Passes Away From Pneumonia Patrick M. Shea, 71, a former postmaster of Chicopee Falls, and for 40 years engaged in the undertaking business there, died at his home at 112 Belcher street yesterday morning of pneumonia. He had been critically ill for over a week, but on Saturday and Sunday his condition showed improvement, which, with the fact that he had twice before recovered from very serious attacks of pneumonia, gave his family and friends grounds for hope that he might recover. Mr Shea was born in Gingle, County Kerry, Ireland, March 15, 1839. When he was five years old his parents came to the United States and settled in South Hadley Falls, where his father, Maurice Shea, was employed as a blacksmith. He went to school in that town, and came to Chicopee with his family in 1859. He lived in Chicopee all the rest of his life, with the exception of some months during the civil war, when he worked at making rifles for the government at the Whitneyville armory in New Haven, Ct. Mr Shea's first work in Chicopee was for the Ames manufacturing company and the Belcher & Taylor company, after which he went into a drygoods store. He opened his undertaking business about 40 years ago, and later added to it a livery stable business, both of which he ran up to the time of his death. Mr Shea was appointed postmaster of Chicopee Falls by President Cleveland in the second year of his first term, and held this office for about five years, when the republican president appointed his successor. Mr Shea was well known by everybody in the Falls, and was esteemed for his substantial character and likable personality. He was an organizer of the Father Mathew temperance society, but of late years had not been a member. He was an early member of the Hibernians, and a member of Elder council, Knights of Columbus. For a number of years he was a trustee of the Chicopee savings bank. Mr Shea was married June 12, 1861, in Chicopee, to Bridget A. Hoar of Chicopee. He is survived by his widow, four sons, Frank J. Shea, Joseph F. Shea, Patrick Shea and Dr Michael I. Shea; five daughters, Mrs W. M. Scanlon of Newark, N. J., Mrs T. J. Riley of New York city, and Miss Mary R. Shea, Miss Cecilia E. Shea and Miss Katherine T. Shea of Chicopee Falls; and a brother, John C. Shea of New Haven, Ct. The funeral will be from Mr Shea's home at 8.45 o'clock Thursday morning. There will be a requiem high mass at St Patrick's church at 9.30 o'clock. The burial will be in St Patrick's cemetery. Patrick died 25 April 1910 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, and was buried in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Bridget died 21 November 1919 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, and was buried in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County, Massachusetts. They both died at 112 Belcher Street and were buried in the Patrick M. Shea family plot, St. Mark Section, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Chicopee, Masachusetts. INDEX OF NAMES (NO SURNAME) Johanna'1 HOAR Bridget A. [1838/1841-1919]'2 Elizabeth (Shea) [abt 1790/1800-abt 1888]'2 John [abt 1775/1779-abt 1861]'2 MORIARTY Ellen [ -abt 1862]'1, 2 SHEA Allen [1865-abt 1865]'2 Ambrose [1885-1887]'2 Bridget A. (Hoar) [1838/1841-1919]'2 Catherine [1837-1907]'1 Cecilia "Cile" E. [1882-1947]'2 Dorothy "Dora" F. [1880-1966]'2 Elizabeth [abt 1790/1800-abt 1888]'2 Elizabeth C. "Lizzie" [1862-1924]'2 Ellen [1832-1901]'1 Ellen (Moriarty) [ -abt 1862]'1, 2 Johanna [1826-1905]'1 Johanna ( -- )'1 John'1 John [1866-1868]'2 John Christopher [1842-1915]'1 John Francis "Frank" [1869-abt 1926]'2 Joseph F. [1871-1934]'2 Katherine Theresa "Tess" [1883-1961]'2 Mary [1829-aft 1900]'1 Mary "May" Rosie [1878-1952]'2 Maurice [1792/1800-1880]'1, 2 Maurice [1863-abt 1863]'2 Michael Ignatius, Dr. [1875-1940]'2 Patrick "Paddy" L. [1873-1943]'2 Patrick Maurice [1839-1910]'1, 2 | Shea, Maurice (I26942)
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| 6377 | Date: 1905-04-05 Paper: Argus and Patriot Sub-Title: Post Mill Pickings "Mrs. William Hoar is very ill. Harry Bacheldor, her father, is with her for a few days." | Bacheldor, (Female) (I62291)
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| 6378 | Date: Fri Mar 16, 2007 From: Dave Pettee: Dapettee(at)aol.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Priscilla, wife of Benjamin Hoar I've had a major breakthrough re: "Mrs. Priscilla Gladding who m. Benjamin Hoar in 1785" Bristol Town Council and Probate Court, Book #2, Part 1, 1760-1792, page 361. On 5 December 1791, "Benjamin Hoar and Priscilla his wife appeared in council and prayed that administration might be granted to them on ther personal estates of her first husband, Joseph Pool, late of Bristol, mariner, deceased and also of her second late husband Ebenezer Gladding, late of said Bristol, mariner, deceased which was granted, they giving bond and performing other things as the law directs, Shearz. Bourn, Esq., and Nathaniel Pearse, Jr. yeoman are to give bond with said adminstrators." Date: Sat Mar 17, 2007 From: Dave Pettee: Dapettee(at)aol.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Re: Priscilla, wife of Benjamin Hoar Roz- Yep, some progress was made. However, this Joseph Pool guy is proving elusive, too, although there is a Joseph Pool who was living in Providence in 1777 and is recorded in the Military Census. This will take a day at the RI Archives to try to hunt him down. So, having spent a day in Bristol chasing Priscilla, at the moment, here's where I am leaning. I don't have any idea if she was a Waldron. There are two things that suggest she could be; the naming of her son John Waldron Hoar(d) and if you back up 77 from 1835, the year of her death, it comes to 1758, which was the year she would have been born, if she was the dtr of John and Elizabeth (?) Waldron. There were two John and Elizabeth Waldrons in Bristol. There was John Waldron, Esq. b. in 1727, son of Joseph and Martha (Newton) Waldron. John married before 1751 Elizabeth (Allin), dtr of Mathew and Ruth (Stockbridge) Allin of Barrington. There was John Waldron, Blacksmith, b. 1738, son of Cornelius and Ann (Throop) Waldron of Bristol. This John likely married Eliza (Martin) on 22 February 1757. Here's the major problem, notwithstanding that I haven't found a marriage record for Priscilla (?) to Joseph Pool. The wills of John and Elizabeth (Allin) Waldron don't name her. She survived her parents by some 35 years, and was 15 years into her marriage with Benjamin Hoar with 6 kids, before her father died. John Waldron, blacksmith died intestate, as did his wife Eliza. Matthew Allin survived long enough to leave a will, and Priscilla isn't referenced. Could she have been a black sheep? Three marriages to mariners, but the first two died. Or, is it a concidence that Shearjashub Bourne was one of the yeoman who gave bond to Benjamin and Priscilla Hoar in 1791? Mr. Bourne was the husband of Ruth Waldron, dtr of John and Elizabeth (Allin) Waldron, so this Bourne would have been her brother-in-law. I don't she is from this family. So, if she is a Waldron, then is she the dtr of the other John and Eliza (Martin) Waldron? They don't seem to have had any children according to Bristol records, except maybe Priscilla, 11 months after they were married? One researcher in 1966 claimed the birth records that seem to place her in the family of John and Elizabeth (Allin) Waldron were recorded wrong because the transcriber forgot to add a 2nd after John Waldron, blacksmith's name. I have seem the handwritten draft that was copied by the LDS folks in 1980, not the orginal record, and there is no obvious 2nd recorded. If we look at naming pattern of the children of Benjamin and Priscilla (?) Hoar, Elizabeth- after her mother? Hannah- paternal ggreat-mother? John Waldron- father? Mary? William- Benjamin's father? Abner-? John Waldron, blacksmith, also had an older sister named Priscilla who died in 1741. Could he have named a dtr after? He was only 3 when his sister died. So, as I tie this up, as a measuring stick, I would not feel ready to submit this to the Mayflower folks as Elizabeth Allin is a Richard Warren descendant. It doesn't stand on its own. Not yet. I am treating her as someone with an unknown surname for the time being. Dave | Waldron, Priscilla (I34196)
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| 6379 | Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 Subject: WorldConnect: Post-em posted Name: Debra Cranick Email: dcranick(at)talongroup.biz Note: I am the great grandaughter of Marvin Cadwell and Gertrude Hoar. I would be happy to exchange any informatin on family. Source: Email from Phillip Bedient, pbedient(at)berkshire.rr.com Phillip E. Bedient 65 Beverly St. Dalton, MA 01226 Undated clipping from the scrapbook of Georgia Pangborn: Gertrude J. Cadwell, 87. Gertrude J. Cadwell, 87, former Levering resident, died Aug. 11, 1986, at the East Pasco Medical Center in Zephyrhills, Fla. Graveside service will be 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug 16, at the Bliss Township Cemetery. The Rev. Jerry Jaquish will officiate. The former Gertrude J. Hoar was born Mar. 20, 1899, in Bliss Township, the daughter of Samuel and Lucy (Crandall) Hoar. She attended Levering public schools and graduated from Pellston High School. She then attended Cleary College in Ypsilanti where she met Marvin Cadwell. On June 9, 1919, the couple were married at Central Lake. They made their home in Levering and in 1964 moved to Zephyrhills, Fla. Mr. Cadwell preceded her in death in 1978 and Mrs. Cadwell continued to make her home in Zephyrhills. For the past seven years she had been a resident of a nursing home in Zephyrhills. She is a member of the United Methodist Church in Levering and Zephyrhills; a former member of Pellston Chapter No. 423, Order of Eastern Star. She was also a former treasurer of McKinley No. 2 school district. Survivors include: four sons, Edward of Munising, Lee of Zephyrhills, Albert of Grand Ledge and Jerry of Lansing; 15 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. The family suggests memorials to the Levering United Methodist Church. Envelopes for that purpose will be available prior to the graveyard service. Arrangements are being handled by the Stone Funeral Home, Petoskey. There will be no visitation at the funeral home. Groom name: Marvin Cadwell Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Indiana Bride name: Gertrude Hoar Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1899 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 09 Jun 1919 Marriage place: Central Lake, Wayne, Michigan Father of groom name: Edward Mother of groom name: Maude Baker Father of bride name: Samuel Mother of bride name: Lucy Crandall Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342734 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210041 Image number: 198 Reference number: v 8 p 377 rn 175469 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Hoar, Gertrude (I812)
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| 6380 | Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 Subject: WorldConnect: Post-em posted Name: Debra Cranick Email: dcranick(at)talongroup.biz Note: I am the great grandaughter of Marvin Cadwell and Gertrude Hoar. I would be happy to exchange any informatin on family. Source: Email from Phillip Bedient, pbedient(at)berkshire.rr.com Phillip E. Bedient 65 Beverly St. Dalton, MA 01226 Undated clipping from the scrapbook of Georgia Pangborn: Marvin S. Cadwell, 81. Word has been received of the death of Marvin S. Cadwell, 81, formerly of the Levering area, at the South Florida Baptist Hospital in Plant City, Fla., on Jan. 25. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Lair Kelly Funeral Home in Zephyrhills, Fla. Graveside services will be in the Bliss Township Cemetery in the spring. Mr. Cadwell was born Aug. 4, 1896 in Evansville, Ind. He was married to the former Gertrude Hoar and the couple made their home in Levering for many years. Following retirement, the couple moved to Zephyrhills, Fla. Mr. Cadwell was a former member of the First United Methodist Church of Zephyrhills; a member of the Petoskey Carl O. Weaver Post 194 American Legion; a member of the VFW Post in Petoskey and the I.O.O.F. in Levering. Survivivors include his wife; four sons, Edward L. of Munising, Lee of Mackinaw City, Albert M. of Grand Ledge, and Jerry M. of Leslie; 14 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; one brother, Albert of Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Marian Phillips of Lansing and Mrs. Dorothy Mericle of Grand Rapids. Groom name: Marvin Cadwell Groom race (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Ind Bride name: Gertrude Hoar Bride race (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1899 Bride birth place: Mich Marriage type: Marriage date: 09 Jun 1919 Marriage place: Antrim, Michigan Father of groom name: Edward Cadwell Mother of groom name: Maude Rader Father of bride name: Sanil Hoar Mother of bride name: Lucy Crandall Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342729 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209974 Image number: 520 Reference number: v 1 p 63 rn 175469 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 Groom name: Marvin Cadwell Groom race (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Indiana Bride name: Gertrude Hoar Bride race (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1899 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 09 Jun 1919 Marriage place: Central Lake, Wayne, Michigan Father of groom name: Edward Mother of groom name: Maude Baker Father of bride name: Samuel Mother of bride name: Lucy Crandall Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342734 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210041 Image number: 198 Reference number: v 8 p 377 rn 175469 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Cadwell, Marvin Stewart (I5150)
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| 6381 | Date: Mon Jan 10, 2005 Subject: WorldConnect: Post-em posted Name: Sandra Klinger Email: jklinger19(at)comcast.net Note: John Hoar's wife was Sarah Trythall, daughter of John and Grace (Thomas) Trythall. All were born in Cornwall, England. Also, Sarah and John went by the surname of Orrs after 1870. Please see Sandra's website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=jklinger&surname=%28Hoar%29%2C+John+Orrs Most of the information on this family is from her. Thank you Sandy. Also, information on this family was kindly contributed by Joyce: ladyj1948(at)yahoo.com Information is from the Orrs Family Bible. 1880 United States Federal Census Name: John Hoar Home in 1880: Warwick, Chester, Pennsylvania Age: 37 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Birthplace: England Relation to head-of-household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Sarah Father's birthplace: England Mother's birthplace: England Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Iron Miner Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age John Hoar 37 (Head) Sarah Hoar 36 (Wife, born England, both parents born England) Wm Hoar 15 (Son) Samuel Hoar 13 (Son) Mary Ann Hoar 12 (Daughter) Charles Hoar 10 (Son) Grant Hoar 6 (Son) Christopher Hoar 5 (Son) Jonathan Hoar 1 (Son) [[ Orr Family Bible Page 1 Left Side John Hoare was born April 20th 1842 Sarah Hoare was born July 21st 1843 William John the son of John & Sarah Hoare was born October 30th 1864 Samuel James the son of John & Sarah Hoare was born Febuary 11th 1866 Mary Ann the daughter John & Sarah Hoare was born April 9th 1868 Charls [Charles] Washington the son John & Sarah Hoar was born Aprial the 1st 1870 Florra the daughter John & Sarah Hoar was born Febuary 8th 1873 Right Side Grant Hoar was born Febuary 22nd, 1874 Christfor [Christopher] Hoar was born April 6 1876 Jonithan [Jonathan] Hoar was born June 8 1878 Garfield Hoar was born December 23 1880 Page 2 Left Side Top of page: Mr. Samuel James Orr, children John & Sarah Hoare Marriage January 14th 1864 Elva Margaret Orr Daughter of Sam'l & Ida Orr was born June 15th, 1916 Winfield Grant Orr son of Sam'l & Ida Orr was born Oct 4, 1919 Died Oct 9, 1919 William Taylor Orr son of S. J. & Ida Orr was born Oct 4, 1919 Died Oct 7, 1919 Right Side Top of page: Wm A, Sallie Orrs children Wm J., Sallie Orrs Children Flora M. Orrs was born Oct 24 [1884] Oscar Orrs was born Mar. 4, 1889 George W. Orrs was born Feb. 22 [1891] John W. Orrs was born Nov 18 James W. Orrs was born Mar. 27 Hunter S. Orrs was born Feb 27 - 1898 Elva Margaret Orr daughter of Samuel and Ida Orr was born June 15, 1916 Grace Emma the daughter of Sam'l & Ida Orr was born Sept. 29 - 1912 Vernon Everett the son of Sam'l & Ida Orr was born May 16 1914 Page 3 Left Side Flora Hoar Died March 4, 1873 Sarah Orrs died March 24, 1901, Aged 57 years, 8 months, and 3 days. Edith May daughter of Samuel & Ida Orrs died January 25, 1903 age 4 yrs (?) mo 10 days Jonathan Mauger Orrs Died June 6, 1917 age 38 yrs, 9 mo, 26 days John Orrs Died Jan 2, 1912, age 69 yrs, 8 mo, 12 days (Next section scratched out) Winfield Grant Orr Died Oct 9, 1919 The twin sons of Sam'l & Ida Orr Right Side John Orrs died Jan 2, 1912 - age (unreadable) Jonathan Mauger Orrs died June 6 1917 age 38 yrs 9 mo 26 days Page 4 Left Side Sam'l J. Orr, children Edith May daughter of Samuel & Ida Orrs was born April 15, 1898 James Henry son of Samuel & Ida Orrs was born Feb 10, 1901 Jennie Amanda daughter of Samuel x Ida Orrs was born Sept 14, 1902 Samuel Freeman the son of Samuel and Ida Orrs was born May 23, 1905 Mabel Pearl the daughter of Samuel and Ida Orrs was born Oct 19, 1906 Right Side Benj. Ralph the son of Samuel & Grace Orrs was born Jan. 16th, 1889 Sam'l Ralph Orrs son of Benj & Bessie Orrs born Aug 28 1907 Mary Ella the daughter of Sam'l & Ida Orrs born April 3 1908 Ollie Ida daughter of Samuel and Ida Orr was born August 6, 1910 Grace Emma daughter of Samuel and Ida Or.. was born Sept 29, 1912 Vernon Everett son Samuel & Ida Orrs was born May 16, 1914 Page 5 Top of page: Samuel James Orr married Ida Olive Ray on June 10, 1897 married by Rev. Hears? Of Berks Co. Marriages James Henry Orr was married to Sadie May Gehart on Dec 5 1923 Jennie Amanda Orr was married to William Walter March on July 19, 1924 (Next two lines scratched out) Mabel Pearl Orr was married to Samuel Nelson Geisinger on May 25, 1928 Grace Emma Orr was married to Franklin L (Lelnan or Lebnan) Wilson on June 2, 1929 Samuel Freeman Orr married to Margaret Jablonski On April 2 1927 Elva Margaret Orr married to Jacob Henry Geisinger March 20 1937 In Parsanage by Rev. Ralph Jones 8:00 morning Vernon E. Orr was married to Sue Ella McQueen on Jan 20, 1940 Falls Church, Va Ruth Ida Orr was married to Raymond Lewis Green on May 15, 1943 (Next line scratched out) Patricia Ann Green Dau of Ruth Orr & Raymond Green was born Oct 26 1946 Page 6 Judy Ann Dau of Elva Orr & Jacob Geisinger Born March 23, 1947 Page 7 Family Record Parents Samuel James Orr Son of John & Sarah Orr was born Feb 11, 1866 In Chester Conn. Ida Olive (Ray) Orr Daughter of John & Margaret Ray was born March 5, 1876 In Chester co. Warwick Twp Children Edith May Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born April 15, 1898 In Warwick Twp, Chester Co James Henry Orr Son of Samuel & Ida Orr was born Feb 10, 1901 In Warwick Twp Chester Jennie Amanda Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born Sept. 14 1902 In Warwick Twp. Chester C Samuel Freeman Orr Jr. Son of Samuel & Ida Or.. was born May 23, 1905 In Warwick Twp Chester Co Mabel Pearl Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born October 19, 1906 In Warwick Twp Chester Co Mary Ella Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born April 3, 1908 In Warwick Twp Chester Co. Olive Ida Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born Aug 6 1910 In Warwick Twp Chester Grace Emma Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida [Orr] was born Sept 29 1912 In Warwick Twp Chester Co. Vernon Everett Orr Son of Samuel & Ida Orr was born May 16 1914 In Warwick Twp Chester Co. Page 8 Elva Margaret Orr Daughter of Samuel & Ida Orr was born June 15, 1916 In Chester Co Warwick Twp Infant Twins Sons of Samuel & Ida Orr were born Oct 4, 1919 In Robinson Twp Berks Co Ruth Ida Orr Daughter of Mabel P. Orr & John B Lammey was born Feb 8 1927 In Chester Co. Deaths Edith May Orr died Jan. 25, 1903 age 4 yrs. 9ms. 10 Days Warwick Cemetery Infant Twins died (one) Oct 7, 1919 age 3 days (other one) died Oct 9, 1919 age 5 days. At Warwick cemetery (Next line empty) Mary E Orr the daughter of Samuel and Ida Ray Orr died Feb. 19, 1938 age 29 yrs, 10 ms. 16 days Mary Ella Orr Daughter of Samuel and Ida Ray Orr died Feb. 19/1938 Aged 29 yrs. 10mo. 16 Days at Mt Carmel cemetery Father Samuel J. Orr, Died Oct 2 - 1947 age 81 yrs 9 mo and some days Ida Olive Ray Died Feb 25, 1959 Tel Hai rest home | Hoar, John (I37945)
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| 6382 | Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 Subject: WorldConnect: Post-em posted Name: Deanne Fagan Email: fagand(at)netscout.com Note: More info on the Hoar family is that there was also a Daughter Lillian abt 1904). Delia was a Ford as well. The name of Loretta's husband was Ernest Tibert 6 Aug 1914 (Dorchester MA) Died (1 Apr 1979 Florida) They had 4 children - Carolyn, John, Ernest and Diane. Ernest born 26-Oct-1934 Died 10-Oct-2000. Let me know if you want more information (Loretta was my Grandmother) - Deanne Groom's Name: John F. Hoar Groom's Birth Date: 1871 Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: 26 Bride's Name: Bridget F. Ford Bride's Birth Date: 1873 Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: 24 Marriage Date: 29 Sep 1897 Marriage Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Groom's Father's Name: Patrick Hoar Groom's Mother's Name: Catherine Hoar Bride's Father's Name: Martin Ford Bride's Mother's Name: Mary Ford Groom's Race: Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I00930-8 System Origin: Massachusetts-EASy Source Film Number: 819800 Reference Number: 4214 Collection: Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910 | Hoar, John (I36647)
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| 6383 | Date: Tue Jan 25, 2005 Subject: WorldConnect: Revised Post-em posted Name: Michelle Deguire Email: sea2478(at)hotmail.com URL: http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/7802/genealogy.htm (See: http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/7802/julianfamily.htm ) URL title: seashelli's home page Note: Morris/Maurice b. abt 1823 is the date in the 1860 census for Swanton VT. He is dwelling 101 and his grandfather [Father?] John Horr/Hoar (1850 sp. Horr) is dwelling #99. The children all list with Mary. They are my 3rd Great Grandparents. Mary Hoar b. abt 1851/3 is my GGgrandmother. Last known living in Sherborn Middlesex MA. She died before 1900. Michelle Death: https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=https://api.familysearch.org/records/pal:/MM9.1.r/9F81-DMY/p1 He had a sister named Mary. St. Albans Scintillations (News Article) Date: 1888-08-08 Paper: Argus and Patriot Death Notice: Date: 1888-08-02 Paper: St. Albans Messenger | Hoar, Morris (I2937)
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| 6384 | Date: Wed Dec 27 08:14:52 2006 From: Cathie Matice: wmatice(at)Twcny.rr.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Philo Root Hi Roz, Saw your post on Rootsweb. If you go to www.darcisplace.com/darci/root-philo.htm There is a clipping on Philo Root who married Julia Horr. It looks like they were most likely married in Jefferson County, NY. There is obviously some mistakes in this. It says John Root was called from earth in 1858, but he is living with his son Stephen in 1860 in Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin. He was age 84 and born in England. Mary Luff, born ca 1780-1784, was the daughter of (Samuel Luff, born 1753 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. Died August 22, 1822 in Sackets Harbor, Jefferson County, NY and Sarah Parker, They were married November 14, 1774 in Biddenden, Kent, England.) Mary Luff married Charles Mitchell January 8, 1798 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Charles died January 1, 1800 in Staplehurst. There is a Mary Root, wife of John, buried in the Stone Cemetery on Pillar Point. She died 22 January 1852, age 77. Cathie | Luff, Mary (I25006)
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| 6385 | Date: Wed Dec 27, 2006 From: Cathie Matice wmatice(at)twcny.rr.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Rootes Roz, I just checked the Sussex Marriage index. John Rootes and Mary Mitchell were married February 3, 1803 in Northiam, East Sussex, England. Northiam is also were Mary's father lived before he came to the USA in 1805. Now if you go to: www.familysearch.org, John Rootes, christened 15 March 1777 Northiam, Sussex was the son of Sivyer Rootes and Anne and this goes back with the Rootes family to about 1600. Happy Hunting! Cathie Note from Roz. Thank you Cathie. And here is the information found at FamilySearch.org records (www.familysearch.org) His parents and siblings: Husband's Name (John's father) Sivyer ROOTES (ROOTS) Born: 1746 Place: , Northiam, , Eng Christened: 3 Aug 1746 Place: , Northiam, , Eng Died: 30 Dec 1806 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng Married: 8 Feb 1769 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng Father: Dedycourt Or Dedicott ROOTES Mother: Elizabeth NOOKS Wife's Name (John's mother) Ann AVERY Born: Abt. 1748 Place: <, Newenden, Kent, Eng Married: 8 Feb 1769 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng Children (John's siblings) 1. Sex Name M Thomas ROOTES Born: 11 Feb 1770 Place: , Northian, Kent, Eng Christened: 11 Feb 1770 Place: , Northian, Kent, Eng 2. Sex Name M Sivyer ROOTES Born: 1772 Place: Christened: 12 Apr 1772 Place: , Northian, Sussex, Eng Died: 30 Jan 1847 Place: , Northian, Sussex, Eng Buried: 1847 Place: 3. Sex Name F Mary ROOTES Born: 1774 Place: , , , Eng Christened: 18 Dec 1774 Place: , Northian, , Eng 47. Sex Name (Himself) M * John ROOTES Born: 15 Mar 1777 Place: , , , Eng Christened: 15 Mar 1777 Place: , Northian, Kent, Eng 5. Sex Name M William ROOTES Born: 1779 Place: , , , Eng Christened: 30 Jan 1780 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng 6. Sex Name F Elizabeth ROOTES Born: 1783 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng Christened: 27 Apr 1783 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng 7. Sex Name F Ann ROOTES Born: 1787 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng Christened: 23 Dec 1787 Place: , Newenden, Kent, Eng | Root, John (I25005)
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| 6386 | Date: Wed Jan 11 00:02:49 2006 From: Jeffyleighton(at)aol.com (Jeffrey L. Wilds) To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com (Roz Edson) Subject: Horr-Wilds Family Info Here is what I know of the Horr/Harr family from McKeesport, PA. This family first appears on the 1900 US Federal Census residing in McKeesport, PA. Subsequent Federal Census reports from 1910, 1920, and 1930 give us Balthasar's and Elizabeth's children's families. Married names for the girls were found in an obituary. Some dates were learned from the Social Security Death Index. Generation 1: **Balthasar (Paul) Horr born July 1862 in Germany immigrated around 1881 and died October 4, 1939, married Elizabeth unknown, born April 1867 in Germany immigrated here around 1883 and died August 6, 1955, and had children: Anna born January 1882 (child of Elizabeth from Germany) George L. born January 26, 1890, died March 1986 Margaret born January 1893 Fred born December 1895 Dena born September 1898 Generation 2: **Anna Horr married unknown Keller and lived in Canonsburg. **George L. Harr married Olive Wilds, born November 23, 1892 daughter of George and Esther Lewis Wilds, died February 21, 1977 in McKeesport and had children: George D. born March 28, 1913, died September 22, 2001 Esther A. born 1914 Margaret E. born 1915 Fred W. born 1918 Bertha G. born 1919 Jean born 1921 Jack born January 21, 1922, died September 1998 **Margaret Horr married Charles Hazelhoff born 1882 and lived in McKeesport and had children: William born 1918 Elizabeth born 1921 Carl born 1925 **Fred Horr married Ruth unknown born 1895 and had children: Donald born 1927 **Dena Horr married William H. Loveall born 1898, they lived in McKeesport and Versailles, and had children: Leona born 1925 Hazel born 1929 Note: For some unknown reason, George Horr somewhere along the line became George Harr and this is the name he is buried with, however, the other children of Balthasar maintained the original spelling Horr. Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Horr&GSiman=1&GScid=2240007&GRid=34742287& | Horr, Balthasar (I8793)
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| 6387 | Daughter of Peleg and Mercy D. (Randall) Chandler. | Chandler, Polly S. (I61310)
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| 6388 | Daughter or Daughter-in law. | Hoar, Miss Or Mrs.? Bridget (I445)
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| 6389 | Daughter: Ginsburg, Rebecca F. Annie 05/19/1898 11/05/1904 | Horr, Sadie (I20720)
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| 6390 | David Porter Peary (also spelled Peavey) was the son of War of 1812 veteran Moses Peary, and was born in 1822 in Denmark, Oxford County. In September, 1850, he was a Sandy River farmer who owned $50 in real estate and lived with the family of David and Betsy Hoar. He married their daughter Deborah later that year and in 1860 was a farm laborer in Rangeley with two daughters. Peary enlisted from Rangeley in Company E, 13th Maine Infantry, on December 10, 1861. He re-enlisted on February 29, 1864, and was transferred to Company B, 30th Maine Infantry, on January 5, 1865, when the 13th was mustered out. He was mustered out with the 30th Maine on August 20, 1865, at Savannah, Georgia.. In 1870, Peary was a farmer in Rangeley with three children, real estate worth $600, and other assets valued at $160. He and his wife lived in Rangeley in 1880 with their four daughters and an infant grandson, David. Peary applied for a pension in 1883. In 1900, he and his wife, who had been married for 50 years, were living in Greenvale Plantation, which soon became part of Sandy River. He died on September 19, 1901. His widow applied for a pension that year and died in 1916. They are buried in Evergreen Cemetery; stones for them and their daughter Florence are at the Schoolhouse Cemetery. | Peary, David Porter (I8705)
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| 6391 | Death http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/SearchResultsStep3.aspx Box: 16 Reference Number: easpodret7805 Last Name: Horr First Name: Infant [Daughter of F. E. and Lilli (Roheda) Horr] Middle Name: Age: 2m Death Date: 8 Sep 1904 Cause of Death: Pneumonia Place of Death: Spokane Place of Burial: Fairmount Funeral Home: Smith & Co. County: Spokane Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=140873083 | Horr, Helen (I73544)
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| 6392 | Death and Cemetery records say she was born in 1883. (Her sister Alma was born in 1883) The 1880 and 1900 census records indicate she was born 1876/1877. Which is correct? Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=manuel&GSfn=fleta&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=84503074&df=all& | Briggs, Fleta Arvella (I24527)
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| 6393 | Death Announcement: http://books.google.com/books?id=pAIPAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA74&dq=%22Jacob+Hoar%22+Homer&lr=&ei=JS-cSP70B4ziiwHckc37BA#PPA74,M1 | Hoar, Deacon Jacob (I819)
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| 6394 | Death Announcement: http://static.record-eagle.com/2000/nov/22obits.htm Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=butler&GSfn=kyle&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=73664567&df=all& | Butler, Kyle Justin (I68774)
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| 6395 | Death certificate says died Oct 22, 1921. Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=horr&GSfn=william&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=145860391&df=all& and... http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=horr&GSfn=william&GSbyrel=all&GSdy=1921&GSdyrel=in&GSst=40&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=145860391&df=all& | Horr, William (I3973)
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| 6396 | Death Certificate: http://archives.gnb.ca/APPS/GovRecs/VISSE/141C5.aspx?culture=en-CA&guid=088DC900-EABA-4456-AE5A-1F1B0CFB343D | Hoar, Norman (I13717)
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| 6397 | Death Certificate: http://files.usgwarchives.net/il/vermilion/vitals/deaths/jlbuck.txt Death Cert: 5225 Registered No. 338 Registration Dist. No. 1010 Place of death Vermilion County Illinois. Danville Primary Dist. # 3676 John L. Buck 710 E. Johnson; length of residence 50 years; Male, White, widowed; wife, Laura Bunch Buck; date of birth, Sept. 29, 1840 ; age 89 years, 8 months , 25 days ; occupation of deceased, Civil War Veteran; birth place, Indiana; Father, Peter Buck; Mother Liza Wheeler; Date of death, June 24, 1930; was attended by Dr. from 1920 to June 24, 1930. last saw him June 22, 1930. time of death 7 P.M.; cause of death, Enteritis, Chronic , for 10 days, ; contributory , Senility; F. A. Baumgart M. D. Danville Illinois signed June 25, 1930 telephone 922 ; place of burial, Green wood , Danville, Illinois ; date of burial, June 27, 1930 Vermilion County Illinois; Undertaker, Wm. E. Berthold , Albert Berhalter, Danville; informant, John F. Buck, 710 E. Johnson; filed June 26, 1930; Registrar, W. C. Dixon, Danville, Illinois. | Buck, John L. (I55723)
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| 6398 | Death Certificate: http://seekingmichigan.org/u?/p129401coll7,103872 | Horr, Rhoda (I10264)
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| 6399 | Death certificate: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/Results.asp?type=advance&tLName=clapper&tFName=john&sCounty=Monroe&tYear=1938&radSearch=Exact&radFNSearch=Exact&sMonth=10 | Clapper, John Henry (I9554)
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| 6400 | Death certificate: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/Results.asp?type=basic&tLName=dooley&tFName=james&sCounty=all&tYear=1932 Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=33219839 | Dooley, James Henry (I9513)
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