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| 71951 | Moses Livermore and Silence Thompson filed intentions for marriage on 12 Mar 1837. | Livermore, Moses (I2944)
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| 71952 | Moses Livermore and Silence Thompson filed intentions for marriage on 12 Mar 1837. | Livermore, Moses (I2944)
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| 71953 | Moses Simmons he was born in Holland and migrated to England where he sailed on the ship Fortune and arrived in America 1621, He married Sarah Chandler and had 4 children, Moses, Elizabeth, John & Mary. | Simmons, Moses II (I15433)
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| 71954 | Most published genealogies give this date as 8 February 1820, but that date does not fit the other data that seems to be supported by Croydon VRs, such as the date of Ezekiel's marriage to Lois Bardeen. | Lane, Lydia (I1466)
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| 71955 | Most sources give the birth locations for their children as Taunton; however, all of the births are documented as births in Norton. | Family F484
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| 71956 | Mother: Elizabeth Hall ae 3y (sources: "History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, New Hampshire", edited by D. Hamilton Hurd, 1886, p. 58) | Hall, Fanny (I1980)
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| 71957 | Mount Carmel PO, p. 289 Hall, Edwin 55 M W Cong Minister $5500 $2000 Mass citizen ---, Cecil 47 F W Keeping House Switzerland parents foreign born ---, Lucy 19 F W At Home Conn mother " ---, Edwin 12 M W Switzerland " " school | Hall, Rev. Eli Edwin (I102665)
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| 71958 | Mount Carmel PO, p. 289 Hall, Edwin 55 M W Cong Minister $5500 $2000 Mass citizen ---, Cecil 47 F W Keeping House Switzerland parents foreign born ---, Lucy 19 F W At Home Conn mother " ---, Edwin 12 M W Switzerland " " school | Hall, Lucy (I20228)
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| 71959 | Mount Carmel PO, p. 289 Hall, Edwin 55 M W Cong Minister $5500 $2000 Mass citizen ---, Cecil 47 F W Keeping House Switzerland parents foreign born ---, Lucy 19 F W At Home Conn mother " ---, Edwin 12 M W Switzerland " " school | Hall, Dr. Edwin Cesar Malan M.D. (I20217)
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| 71960 | Mount Carmel PO, p. 289 Hall, Edwin 55 M W Cong Minister $5500 $2000 Mass citizen ---, Cecil 47 F W Keeping House Switzerland parents foreign born ---, Lucy 19 F W At Home Conn mother " ---, Edwin 12 M W Switzerland " " school | Malan, Cecile Alexander (I15155)
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| 71961 | moved from Snyders Lake Road Cemetery | Hall, Mary Adeline (I101428)
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| 71962 | Mr W Covington Hardee, 85, bank executive, local hospital official W. Covington Hardee, 85, of Washington died Nov. 1 at The Kent. He was the husband of Diana (Faulkner) Hardee. Mr. Hardee was born March 2, 1919, in Florence, S.C., son of the late Abram and Cornelia (Covington) Hardee. He graduated from Emory College and Harvard Law School and worked in private practice in Boston and New York. During the 1940s and 1950s, he was a professor at Harvard Law School. Mr. Hardee was a former chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of Lincoln Savings Bank of New York, a member and former chairman of the board of directors of New Milford Hospital, and a former chairman of the New Milford Hospital Foundation. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and a Knight of the Order of St. John and had lived in Washington since 1960. Besides his wife, Mr. Hardee is survived by four sons, John Lamont, Brian and Scott Schereschewsky and William; eight daughters, Pam Jackson, Thrae Dulhin, Robin Swensen, Felicity Barry, Nell Nicholas, Meredith Templin, Catherine Charles and Laura Doty; 17 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Nov. 12 at St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington. The Lillis Funeral Home of New Milford is in charge of arrangements. Contributions in his memory may be made to New Milford Hospital Foundation, 28 Elm St., New Milford, CT 06776, or to St. John's Episcopal Church, 78 Green Hill Road, P.O. Box 1278, Washington, CT 06776. | Hardee, William Covington (I21078)
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| 71963 | Mr. Albert E. Gurley was born in Mansfield, CT. He received his education in the common schools in Mansfield and in the Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, MA. His occupation was farming and silk manufacturing. He retired from business in 1890 and resided in Willimantic, CT as of 1907. While living in Willimantic, he wrote the History and Genealology of the Gurley Family, 1668 to 1897. | Gurley, Albert Ebenezer (I3452)
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| 71964 | Mr. and Mrs. William Latta Nassau, Jr., are reciving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, Marie Nassau, ar "Wilson Farm", Paoli. Mrs. Nassau was Miss Emily A. Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coffin Colket Willson. | Nassau, William Latta Jr. (I101055)
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| 71965 | Mr. Elisha Barrows was born in the Town of Mansfield, CT 13 Apr 1730. He was the youngest son of Robert Barrows and Bethia Ford who cam from Plymouth, MA and settled in the Town of Mansfield, CT about the year 1718. | Barrows, Elisha (I3355)
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| 71966 | Mr. Ezekiel Powers Jr. married to Miss Susanna Rice both of the Town of Croydon, Jan. 18, 1790 by the Rev. Jacob Haven of Croydon | Family F740
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| 71967 | Mr. Haines and Anna Matilda (Orr) Hall had another daughter that was given up for adoption and lost to the family. | Orr, Anna Matilda (I7847)
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| 71968 | Mr. Hall came to Croydon, NH, before 1774, with a family of ten children and his niece, Elizabeth Hall, he lived near his father's farm, and it is said kept a tavern; he was a lieutenant in the Colonial Service, commissioned by the crown, and was a royalist from principle, and was highly esteemed; he was a Selectman in 1784, '85, and '86, also constable, collector, and moderator. Children were all born in Uxbridge, MA and four sons served in the Continental Army. LIEUT. EDWARD HALL came to town (Croydon, NH) during the Revolution, bringing with him seven sons-Ezekiel, Abijah, James, Edward, John, Darius and Ezra-and settled on the flat, south of the farm of J. Nutting. From this family and Rev. Samuel Read Hall have descended the Halls. The family were shrewd, and fond of amusements. | Hall, Lt. Edward Jr. (I190)
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| 71969 | Mr. Hall came to Croydon, NH, before 1774, with a family of ten children and his niece, Elizabeth Hall, he lived near his father's farm, and it is said kept a tavern; he was a lieutenant in the Colonial Service, commissioned by the crown, and was a royalist from principle, and was highly esteemed; he was a Selectman in 1784, '85, and '86, also constable, collector, and moderator. Children were all born in Uxbridge, MA and four sons served in the Continental Army. __________________________ From Croydon Centenniel Celebration Book (1866): "Lieut. Edward Hall came to town during the Revolution, bringing with him seven sons -- Ezekiel, Abijah, James, Edward, John, Darius and Ezra -- and settled on the flat, south of the farm of J. Nutting. From this family and Rev. Samuel Read Hall have descended the Halls. The family were shrewd, and fond of amusements." | Hall, Lt. Edward Jr. (I190)
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| 71970 | Mr. Hall was a Merchant of New Haven. | Hall, Daniel (I13445)
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| 71971 | Mr. Hall's father-in-law called him "little Nat." He died at the estimated age of 52. The following was taken directly out of a book entitled "Ancestry of a few of The Descendants of Edward Hall of Rehoboth, Mass., with intermarriages", author unknown: "Authorities for the names, dates of birth, deaths and marriages in the families of Nathaniel Hall and his son Jonathan Chase Hall were verbal information given by Seth Pain Hall; a letter written by Mrs. Marcia Jane Eaton in which she sends extracts from the family record of her father, Jonathan Chase Hall, and a letter from Hon. George W. S. Hall of Baltimore, MD, in which he quoted extracts made by himself from the family record of Nathaniel Hall found in the family Bible of Mr. Harry Hall of Coos County, NH, son of Nathaniel Hall in about the year 1852." | Hall, Nathaniel (I434)
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| 71972 | Mr. Hall's father-in-law called him "little Nat." He died at the estimated age of 52. The following was taken directly out of a book entitled "Ancestry of a few of The Descendants of Edward Hall of Rehoboth, Mass., with intermarriages", author unknown: "Authorities for the names, dates of birth, deaths and marriages in the families of Nathaniel Hall and his son Jonathan Chase Hall were verbal information given by Seth Pain Hall; a letter written by Mrs. Marcia Jane Eaton in which she sends extracts from the family record of her father, Jonathan Chase Hall, and a letter from Hon. George W. S. Hall of Baltimore, MD, in which he quoted extracts made by himself from the family record of Nathaniel Hall found in the family Bible of Mr. Harry Hall of Coos County, NH, son of Nathaniel Hall in about the year 1852." ______________ From FindaGrave: He was a very large man, weighing about 400 lbs. His father-in-law always called him "little Nat." It is not known when he came to Cornish, but it is supposed he came before his marriage. | Hall, Nathaniel (I434)
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| 71973 | MR. JOHN H THOMPSON (Deceased) MIT Information Degrees: 1924, SB - Bachelor Of Science, Course 6A - Elec Eng - Internship 1924, SM - Master Of Science, Course 6A - Elec Eng - Internship Living Groups: ALU - Alumni Houses Preferred Class Year: 1923 Home Information Address: 3208 Coachman Rd Wilmington DE 19803 Last Update: Monday, January 1, 1990 | Thompson, John Howard "Tommie" (I85045)
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| 71974 | Mr. Leonard Barrows was both a farmer and a carpenter. After he was married, his father gave him the souteast one third of his farm situated one mile west of the Spring Hill Baptist Churtch in the town of Mansfield, CT. On this farm of about sixty-five acres he built a good and substantial house and barn, where he lived while he remained in Mansfield. About the year 1866, he sold this farm and with his family, moved to Hickoryport, Grundy County, MO. After purchasing land, he erected a hours and other buildings where he lived the remainder of his life. He died of pneumonia, Oct 20, 1886, aged 65 yeras. He was buried in the Antiock Cemetery in North Missouri. After his death, his widow lived with her daughter, Mrs. Flora (Barrows) Brown in Inman, KS where she died Oct 18, 1904, aged 84 years. She was buried in Inman, KS beside other near relatives. | Barrows, Leonard (I3378)
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| 71975 | Mr. Orville W. Gurley was born in the town of Harrison, Calumet County, Wisonsin July 22, 1862. | Gurley, Orville William (I3447)
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| 71976 | Mrs Edith Chloe Hall Cote, 86 Edith Chloe (Hall) Cote, 86, died in Manor Care of Dunedin, Dunedin, Fla, Wednesday, July 16, 2008, after a brief illness. She was the widow of William E. Cote. A Florida resident for only six months, she was a lifetime resident of Raynham, having lived for the past 25 years in Pine Hill Estates. She was a graduate of Taunton High School. For more than 25 years Mrs. Cote worked as an operator and clerk for the former New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America and the Raynham Council on Aging. Mrs. Cote served in the U. S. Navy from 1943 to 1945 as a communications specialist in the Office of the Vice Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, DC. Her military rank was that of communications specialist, first class. She was a member of the First Congregational Church of Raynham (Stone Church). Mrs. Cote leaves two daughters, Barbara Roy and her husband Roger of New Port Richey, Fla., and Margaret "Peggy" Cote and her husband Gary Arnott of Palm Harbor, Fla.; a brother and his wife, George and June Hall of Naples, Fla.; four grandchildren, Myra Baroni, Aaron Baroni, Michael Roy and Matthew Roy; and two great-grandchildren, Zachary Camara and Juliana Baroni. She was the long-time companion of the late Ralph Isenor of Raynham. Her funeral service was held Wednesday, July 23 in the Crapo-Hathaway Funeral Home, 350 Somerset Ave. in Taunton. Interment followed in Mayflower Hill Cemetery, Taunton. Contributions in Mrs. Cote's memory may be made to the First Congregational Church of Raynham, 785 South Main St., Raynham, MA 02767. | Hall, Edith Chloe (I18899)
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| 71977 | Mrs Ellen Marie Austin Hall, 44 Ellen Marie (Austin) Hall, 44, of Manchester, died Friday, March 19, 2004, at her home after a courageous two-year battle with cancer. Mrs. Hall was born Aug. 4, 1959, in Woonsocket, R.I., daughter of Claudette (Turgeon) Guindon of Florida and the late Myles Alexander. She was raised in Smithfield, R.I. She had lived in Manchester since 1990, previously living in Litchfield. She was married to Kenneth I. Hall of Manchester for almost 23 years. Mrs. Hall worked for several years at Southern New Hampshire Internal Medicine in Derry and at the time of her death, worked as the office manager of Ahern & Nichols Family Dentistry in Derry. She was very supportive of, and inspirational to, her family. A troop committee member of Boy Scout Troop 290 at St. Pius X Church, she was a former director of Manchester East Soccer League and a former treasurer of the Weston School PTA. Mrs. Hall loved skiing and hiking and especially enjoyed attending and supporting her children's sporting events. She graduated from Smithfield High School in 1977. She was also graduated from Bryant College in 1979. Besides her mother and husband, survivors include a son, Alex A. Hall of Manchester; a daughter, Jessica L. Hall of Manchester; her stepfather, Ernie Guindon of Florida; a brother, Kevin Austin, of Providence, R.I.; and several nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. The Goodwin Funeral Home in Manchester is handling the arrangements. | Austin, Ellen M. (I20188)
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| 71978 | Mrs Joseph Mayer Mrs. Joseph Mayer died at her home 1405 East Water street Saturday evening shortly before elven o'clock. Mrs. Mayer was taken ill July 4 with kidney trouble and since then has been constantly failing and very seriously ill. She became ill on her birthday, the day she was seventy seven years of age. Magdalene Effinger was born in Wurtenburg, Germany, in 1934. She was there married to Joseph Mayer in October, 1859, and lived in Germany until 1869 when with their children they came to this county. They located at once in Austin wihich has been their home ever since with the exception of a few years spent in Kansas City, Mo. To Mr. and Mrs. Mayer were born eleven children, six of whom are living; M. J .Mayer, Joseph Mayer Jr., Mrs. Susie Glassel and Miss Theresa Mayer residing in Austin; Joh Mayer of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Mary Bradbury of Oakland, California. She leaves beside her children, her husband, one brother living in Walla Walla, Wash., seventeen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Mrs. Mayer was a member of St. Augustine's church and also a member of the Rosary society of that church. She was a devoted Christian and a willing worker for her church. She will be missed not only by her family but by those for whom she was ever willing to do a kind and friendly act. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the residence on East Water street and at 9:30 from St. Augustine's church. Interment will take place in the Catholic cementery. | Effinger, Mary Magdalena “Leana” (I13979)
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| 71979 | Mrs Leon D Hall Ashfield - Mrs Harriett E Hinckley Hall, 81, died at the home of her daughter Mrs Adolph Handfield of Montague Center; born Canaan, N.Y., had been an Ashfield resident last 55 years; widow of the late Leon D. Hall who died 1951; member of St John's Episcopal church; leaves eight daughters Mrs George Walters of Malden, Mrs Mark Purinton of Buckland, Mrs Bernard Wallace of Brattleboro, Mrs Wesley Hall of Ashfield, Mrs Handfield, Miss Jennie Hall of Turners Falls, Mrs David Kelley of Greenfield, and Mrs Robert Jackson of Deerfield, three sons Clarence S of Ashfield, Harold F of Turners Falls, and Raymond L of Palmer, one brother Lorenzo Hinckley of Pittsfield, 30 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews; burial will be private, funeral from the home of her daughter Mrs Handfield, burial Center Cemetery Ashfield, Smith funeral home in charge | Hinckley, Harriet E. (I97725)
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| 71980 | Mrs Phyllis Louise Hall, 86 Mrs. Phyllis Louise Hall, 86, of 89 Burnt Hickory Rd., Cartersville, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2006, at her residence following an extended illness. She was born Feb. 20, 1920, in Portland, Maine, the daughter of the late Harold Tower and Louise True Tower. Preceding her in death are her parents and her husband, Robert Merrill Hall, who shared her life until his death in 1995. Prior to her marriage, she worked as a county extension service agent in Massachusetts. During WWII she was a milk inspector in Seattle, Wash. She worked for a short time as an undercover investigator for Pinkerton's and as a substitute teacher. Mrs. Hall was a member of Euharlee Presbyterian Church and was a club agent in 4-H in Massachusetts. She had a love for horses and other animals. Surviving Mrs. Hall are two sons and daughter-in-law, Kenneth L. and Lana Hall, Norman L. Hall, three daughters-and sons-in-law, S. Jeanne Hall and Sherwin Kamin, Bettilou Hall Shieh and Wen K. Shieh, Deborah Hall, two brothers, True and W. Oren Tower, grandchildren, Adrian C. Shieh, Ian C. Shieh, Kalynn Hall, Donald P. Thornton III and Katherine M. Thornton. A memorial will be held Friday, Sept. 29, 2006 at 3 p.m. at Waldrop Assisted Living. Memorial gifts may be made to Euharlee Presbyterian Church or the Alzheimer Association. Parnick Jennings Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 430 Cassville Road, Cartersville is in charge of the arrangements for Mrs. Phyllis Louise Hall. | Tower, Phyllis Louise (I12855)
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| 71981 | Mrs Winnie Lane Hall, 101 Mrs Winnie Lane Hall, 101, a homemaker, died unexpectedly Monday at her daughter's home in Mashpee. She was the wife of the late Harold L. Hall. Mrs. Hall was born in Dunstaffnage, Prince Edward Island, Canada. She was educated in Prince Edward Island schools, including Charlottetown Business College. After lived in Raynham for 40 years, she moved with her daughter to Langhorne, Pa., in 1986 and then to Mashpee in 1995. Prior to her marriage, she was a bookkeeper in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She enjoyed traveling and reading. Surviving are a daughter, Marjorie Taylor of Mashpee; a son, John Hall of Raynham; nine grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. She was also the mother of the late Patricia Donahue. | Lane, Winnie Maria (I18878)
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| 71982 | Mrs. Abigail A Hall, widow of the late Dexter W. Hall, died at her home, at Black River about 9 Thursday morning in her 74th year. She had spent most of her life in the town of Pamelia and had resided here about, four years. She is survived by a son and a daughter, Miss Stella May Hall, and Frank D. Hall, both of Black River. The funeral will be held from the late home of the deceased Sunday afternoon at 2, and the interment will be made at Sanfords Corners http://news2.nnyln.net jefferson county watertown-re-union-1904 | Butler, Abigail A. (I9400)
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| 71983 | Mrs. Arnold Hale TYRINGHAM--Mrs. Elizabeth Loring Hale, 79, of Sunset Farm, Main Road, died Saturday at Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. Born Sept. 26, 1899, in Sandisfield, she was the daughter of Benjamin and Georgia White Loring. Folllowing her marriage to Arnold B. Hale, on March 26, 1924, she moved to Tyringham. She was a member of the Union Church, the Eastern Star Lodge of Lee and Pomona, state and national Granges, and a 50-year member of the Lee Grange. She and her husband celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last month. Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Donald B. Hale of Tyringham; two daughters, Miss Alice M. Hale and Mrs. Mary C. Hale, both of Tyringham; five brothers, John Loring of Lee, Fred Loring of Tyringham, Charles Loring of Otis, Albert Loring of East Chatham, N.Y., and Herbert Loring of Hollywood, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Baylis of Huntington, Long Island, N.Y., Mrs. Frederick Miner of Otis and Mrs. Manuel Sousa of North Dartmouth; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 at the Union Church. Burial will be in the Tyringham Cemetery. Calling hours will be at the Kelly Funeral Home in Lee today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. | Loring, Elizabeth Bernice (I23705)
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| 71984 | Mrs. Blanca Noel Taft lost a courageous two year battle against cancer Friday '96 just 29 years and one day after her marriage to U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr. At her bedside when death came at about 1:30 a.m. their Indian Hill home were the congressman, their older daughter, Mrs. Winfield (Sarah) Jones, New York City, and Mrs. Taft's mother, Mrs. John Neegard, New York City. Mrs. Taft, 51, underwent surgery for amputation of her right arm above the elbow, May 21, 1966 at Holmes Hospital. Cancer had been detected a short time earlier in tissue taken from a cyst that developed on her wrist. Friends said at the time that she was cheerful and determined to resume a normal life. In the months that followed Mrs. Taft went back to many of her former pursuits, including golfing, driving and gardening that had been one of her lifelong loves. She insisted on doing much of the cooking and other housewifely chores at their unpretentious home, 4300 Drake Road, Indian Hill. Early this year she suffered a recurrence of the cancer, according to Ron Aaron, press secretary to Mr. Taft. Even though her condition deteriorated steadily, Mrs. Taft insisted that her husband spend as much time as possible at his work in Congress. He had been returning here each weekend, and, finally, came home to Cincinnati at noon Thursday. Their three other children are Robert A. Taft II, 26, who is with the Agency for International Development in Saigon, Deborah Taft, 21, who is attending summer classes at the University of Pennsylvania, and Jonathan D. Taft, 14, away at summer camp. Mrs. Jones is 25. Mrs. Taft had remarked to friends that she and her husband had known each other since they were three years old. Although from different cities, they became acquainted when their families maintained summer residences at Murray Bay. Mr. Taft is the son of the late U.S. Senator and Mrs. Robert Taft of Cincinnati. Mrs. Taft's father, Louis Noel of New York City, died several years ago. Her mother has since remarried. Thursday was the Taft's 29th wedding anniversary. They were married June 27, 1939 in New York. He entered law school the following autumn at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. Mrs. Taft was educated at the Brearley and Ethel Walker Schools and at Bryn Mawr College. Mrs. Taft was a friendly, gracious and charming hostess. "She was strictly a wife and mother," a Taft staff member said Friday. "She appreciated life more than anyone I ever knew," said another staff member. "She never had any complaints. She always was just great." Services were held at 11:a.m. Monday at the Indian Hill Church. | Noel, Blanca (I1927)
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| 71985 | Mrs. Brundage Memorial Held Memorial services for Amittai Ostrander Brundage of Washington, D.C., and Pompano Beach, Fl., were held last Wednesday in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington National Cathedral. She died Monday, Jan. 3, in Washington Hospital Center. Mrs. Brundage, a one-time Montclair resident, was the wife of Percival Flack Brundage, a former director of the United States Bureau of the Budget and a former senior partner of Price, Waterhouse, and Co. Born in New York City, Mrs. Brundage lived there after her marriage in 1920 and in West Newton, Ma., after coming to Montclair. Since 1954, she and Mr. Brundage resided in Washington, D.C., and Pompano Beach, Fl. Mrs. Brundate was chairman of a large hospitality committee which entertained more than 15,000 servicemen from Australia, New Zealand, and other parts of the British empire in their homes in Montclair during World War II. She had also served as a hospitality chairman in the Brooklyn Navy Yar. She was instrumental in placing many refugees from the blitz in England and Europe in Montclair Homes for the duration of the war. Following the war, the British Consulate General of New York presented Mrs. Brundage with the King's Medal for service in the cause of freedom. She was also commended by the prime minister of the Commonwealth of Australia for her service to Australian servicement during the war and her "contribution towards the cause of good will and understanding between the people of Australia and those of the United States of America." Mrs. Brundage was a founder member of Overseas Neighbors of Montclair, a former trustee of the Montclair Art Museaum and a member of the Women's National Republican Club of New York. She was a member of the International Neighbors Club in Washington, D.C., a director of the International Student House, an associate member of the American Newspaper Women's Club, and a member of the Selgrave and Chevy Chase Clubs. She was active in and a former president of the Montclair Cosmopolitan Club, The Unitarian Church, and the Unitarian Service Committee in New York. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Brundage is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Lois B. Baker of Ridgewood; a brother, John Alden Somerville of Long Island, N.Y.; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. | Ostrander, Sara Amittai (I14782)
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| 71986 | MRS. COVINGTON HARDEE WASHINGTON -- Mrs. Joan Chappell Hardee, 47, wife of Covington Hardee of Goose Hill Farm, Mallory Brook Road, died Friday at her summer home in Mijas, Malaga, Spain. Born in Denver, she lived in Brookline, N.Y. before moving to Washington. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church. Besides her husband, she leaves her mother, Mrs. Edna Jance Chappell, of Denver, two sons, John E Lemont and William Hardee, both of Washington; six daughters, Mrs. F. G. Jackson Sr. of Dedham, Mass., Mrs. William L. Harris of Brookline, N. Y.; Robin Lemont of New York City, Felicity Hardee, Meredith Hardee and Nell Hardee, all of Washington; a brother, Pierre Chappell of Denver; and five grandchildren. The funeral: Friday, 11 a.m., St. John's Episcopal Church, with the Rev. Hague J. Nargesian, rector, officiating. Burial: Washington Green Cemetery. Memorial services: Wednesday, 4 p.m., Grace Church, 254 Hicks St., Brookline, N. Y. There are no calling hours. Contributions: U.S. Committee for UNICEF, 331 E. 38th Street, N.Y. City, Lillis Funeral Home, 58 Bridge St., is making arrangements. | Chappell, Joan (I21081)
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| 71987 | MRS. E. D. HALL DEAD Was Former Lewiston Resident-Funeral Here Tuesday Mrs. E.D. Hall, the mother of Foster Hall, died Saturday at the home of her son in Spokane. Mrs. Hall, who was born in 1832, and who was affectionally known to friends as "Grandma" hall resided in Lewiston for a number of years. She left here with her son in 1912 when Foster Hall moved to Spokane. The remains will be brought to Lewiston and the funeral will be held at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday from the Episcopal church. Friends may view the remains at the church from 4 to 4:30 o'clock. | Adams, Eugenia Diademia (I13495)
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| 71988 | Mrs. E. Norrenbeg, Bed Bank Barber, 62 RED BANK -- Mrs. Elfriede Norrenberg, 62, of 46 Washington St., who was a barber here, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital. Mrs. Norrenberg was born in Narva, Estonia, and had lived here nine years. She was a former resident of Buffalo, N. Y. She was a barber with the Sid Kaiman Barber Shop, here. Surviving are her husband, Walfried D. Norrenberg; a son, Raymond Seeder, Norfolk, Tasmania; and a sister, Mrs. Palme Lever, Estonia. The Worden Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | [--?--], Elfriede (I13041)
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| 71989 | Mrs. Edith P. Hopkins Was Concert Pianist ALLENDALE -- A service for Mrs. Edith P. Hopkins, 90, of 82 Elmwood Ave., retired concert pianist, was to be conducted this afternoon at 4 in the funeral home at 109 Darlington Ave. Ramsey, by the Rev. O. C. Nelson. of Waldwick Methodist Church. Burial will be private. Mrs. Hopkins died Tuesday in the Ramapo Nursing Home, Airmont. N. Y., after a long illness. A native of Medford, Mass.. she was the widow of Henry Stephen Hopkins. Surviving are two nephews, B. Perry Hamilton, with whom she had resided here, and R. R. Perry, of New York City. | Perry, Edith Churchill (I21978)
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| 71990 | Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover-Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke Hoover-Hill, 52, of Rocky Ridge, Lil or Lillie as known by her family and friends, passed away quietly at her home, after a long illness, next to her husband, along with their ex son-in-law and friend Steve, on Monday, June 25, 2007. Born June 17, 1955, in Washington, D.C., she was the third child of the late William and Elizabeth Randolph Cooke Hoover. She was a 1973 graduate of Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville. Lil had worked in the newspaper business for more than 25 years, including the Sentinel, Advertiser, Jewish Weekly, and most recently as circulation director of the Journal newspapers. She was an avid photographer and very family oriented, she always ran all of the family functions. Survivors are her husband for more than 30 years, Gregory A. Hill of Rocky Ridge; two stepdaughters, Leslie Ann Hill of Fairfield, Pa., and Stephanie Lea Hyde and husband Rodney of Hampstead; a sister, Anne Bland of Emmitsburg; six grandchildren, Danielle "Dee Dee" Hoover, Katelynn Meyers, Rachel Hoover, Benjamin Meyers, Nicholas Howarth and Dalton Ahman Calimer; three nieces, Jennifer Hoover-Gardner, Nicole Elizabeth DeMambro and Sarah Bland and son Christopher; and ex-son-in- law and close friend Steven N Calimer. She was preceded in death by a brother Conway Hoover. Lil was loved by all who knew her and spent her life helping others. Mrs. Hoover-Hill is at the Robert E. Dailey & Son Funeral Homes, P.A., 615 E. Main St., Thurmont. A memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, at the funeral home. Interment in Blue Ridge Cemetery, Thurmont will be private and at the convenience of the family. | Hoover, Elizabeth Cooke "Lil" "Lillie" (I11571)
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| 71991 | Mrs. Eunice (Mowrey) Barrows was aged 89 years upon her death and is buried in the Atwoodville Cemetery, Mansfield, CT beside her first husband, Charles L. Mowrey. | Mowery, Eunice (I3382)
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| 71992 | Mrs. Grace Hall WESTFIELD - Mrs. Grace (Chilson) Hall, 85, of 25 Beckwith Ave. died Sunday in Noble Hospital. She lived here most of her life. She leaves five daughters, Mrs. Bernice Lyman and Mrs Clarence Weatherwax of Huntington, Mrs. William Demers of Willimansett, Mrs. Edna McLean of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Mrs. Porter Steves of Southwick and five sons, Howard of St. Petersburg, Ralph and Francis of Westfield, Elmer of Russell and Alvin of Schenectady, N.Y. Healy funeral home is in charge. Burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery. | Chilson, Grace Elizabeth (I16247)
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| 71993 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F37811
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| 71994 | Mrs. Hall Dies In Berkeley Word was received here this week of the death of Mrs- Clara Hall (Clara Kammers), 49, October 25 in Berkeley. Mrs. Hall, who resided in National City for several years prior to her marriage, died suddenly last Saturday. She was the wife of Harry Hall, mother of Sidney and Robert Hall, and a sister of Mrs. Halbert Johnson. | Kommers, Clara Petronella (I20206)
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| 71995 | MRS. JESSIE E. HALE TYRINGHAM--Mrs. Jessie E. (Hathaway) Hale, 88, of Sunset Farm died at her home Friday morning. A native of Dalton, she came here as a teacher for South Center School and since her marriage had been active in farm management. She was a member of Union Church and was secretary of the Hop Brook Club and a member of Lee Grange for 60 years. She also was a member of the state and national granges. She leaves two sons, Arnold and Willis of this town; a sister, Miss Jennie T. Hathaway of Pittsfield; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 in Union Church with Rev. Franklyn L. Couch (sic) of Union Church officiating. Visiting hours at her late home are at the convenience of friends. The Kelly funeral home of Lee is in charge of arrangements. | Hathaway, Jessie Elizabeth (I23702)
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| 71996 | Mrs. Joseph Mayer Mrs. Joseph Mayer, aged 77 years died Saturday evening, July 22, 1911, at her home on east Water Street of Kidney trouble after a brief illness. Magdaline Effinger was born in Wurterburg, Germany, and was married there to Joseph Mayer in October 1859. In 1869, they came to this country with their children, locating in Austin and the home has since been here, with the exception of several years spent in Kansas City. Six children survive: M. J. Mayer, Joseph Mayer, Jr., Mrs. Susie Glassel and Miss Theresa Mayer of Austin; John Mayer, of Kansas City and Mrs. Mary Bradbury of Oakland, Cal. The husband, also, survives. Funeral services were held at St. Augustine's church yesterday forenoon. Interment in the Catholic cemetery, Deceased was a devoted member of the Catholic Church and a member of the Rosary society and was highly regarded by all who knew her. | Effinger, Mary Magdalena “Leana” (I13979)
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| 71997 | Mrs. Kittie E. Shipman Native Roman Dies in Boston, Mass '96 Funeral in this city. William C. Perry, 414 W. Dominick Street, received word this morning announcing the death on Wednesday evening in Boston, Mass., of his sister, Mrs. Kittie E. Shipman. She was born in Rome and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Perry. She attended school in this city. Her marriage to F. M. Shipman occurred in Boston about 20 years ago. She had lived in Boston since her marriage. Mrs. Shipman is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. C. M. Hall of Malden, Mass, and two brothers, William C. Perry of Rome and George H. Perry of Galeton, Pa. The remains will be brought to this city Saturday forenoon and taken to the home of William C. Perry, where the funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. | Perry, Kittie E. (I7797)
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| 71998 | Mrs. Mack, at one time a resident of this city, died at the home of her son near Long Lake, with whom she has lived the past few months. Her body was brought here for interment and the funeral services will be held from the Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock this morning. | Davis, Jane Mehitable (I16071)
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| 71999 | Mrs. Mary Cooke Mrs. Mary Wilson Cooke, 65, of Wilson District, widow of Addison B. Cooke, died at the Washington County Hospital Sunday afternoon. Born in Wilson District, she was the daughter of the late Mary Adams Wilson and Clyde H. Wilson. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church, Hagerstown, the daughters of the American Revolution and the Dry Run Homemakers Club. She had made her home with her aunt, Mrs. Edgar T. Hayman, for the past four years. Besides her aunt, she is survived by several cousins. Funeral services will be conducted at the Rouzer Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. J. Russell Butcher officiating. Interment will be at the convenience of the family. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. | Wilson, Mary (I11652)
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| 72000 | Mrs. May Hall Dies at Socorro SOCORRO, Jan. 14 (AP) Mrs. May Exter Hall, wife of the postmaster at Magdalena, died this morning at the New Mexico Institute of Mines Hospital. She was 62. Mrs. Hall suffered a heart attack Thursday and was taken to the hospital. She was born in Kelly, N. M., a mining community four miles from Magdalena, and spent her life there and in Magdalena. She married A. M. Hall, postmaster, in 1914 and was prominent in civic affairs. Survivors include two brothers, Albert Exter, owner of the Exter Mortuary in Albuquerque, and Simeon Exter, Cincinnati, O.; a son, Nathan, of Magdalena; daughter, Mrs. Jake Scott of Reserve; two grandsons and three granddaughters. The Very Rev. L. W. Clark of St. John's Cathedral, Albuquerque, will conduct Episcopal services at the Steadman Funeral Home in Socorro Wednesday, Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park in Albuquerque. | Exter, May (I22548)
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