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| 1251 | Arborn. Den 5., den 12. und 19. December des Jahres 1784 wurdenproclamiret: Johannes, Henrich Deusters des älteren ehlicher Sohn und Anna Magdalena, des Kirchenältesten Adam Konrads ehliche Tochter. Copulirt den 13. Jänner. | Familie: DEUSTER, Johannes / CONRAD, Anna Magdalena (F630)
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| 1252 | Arborn. Den 23. July ist Anna Eva, Johannes Peter LeonhardsTöchterleingestorben und den 25. ejusdem begraben worden. War alt 12 Wochen. | LEONHARDT, Anna Eva (I5758)
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| 1253 | Arborn. Den 26. Februar ist Johann Jost Pfaff zu Arborn gestorben undden 28. ejusdem begraben worden. War 47 Jahr alt. | PFAFF, Johann Jost (I7277)
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| 1254 | Arborn. Den 6. Februar des nachts um 11 Uhr ist Anna Catharina,Philipp Pfeiffers Wittib zu Arborn gestorben und den 9. ejusdem begraben worden. War 74 Jahr alt. | KLEIN, Anna Catharina (I4410)
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| 1255 | Arborn. Den 9. nachmittags 4-5 Uhr starb an einer auszehrendenKrankheit Johannes Boltz, alt 67 Jahr, begraben den 11. | BOLZ, Johannes (I978)
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| 1256 | Archiv des Landkreises Barnim. Personenstandsregister Sterberegister. Eberswalde, Deutschland. | Quelle (S11953)
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| 1257 | Archives départementales de la Moselle; Saint-Julien-lès-Metz, France; Tables décennales, 1793-1952. | Quelle (S12285)
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| 1258 | Arizona Department of Health Services. Arizona Birth Records. | Quelle (S12215)
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| 1259 | Arkansas Department of Vital Records. Divorces. Little Rock, AR, USA. | Quelle (S12235)
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| 1260 | Army Serial Nr 30109705 Source: http://files.usgwarchives.net/hi/statewide/military/ww2/enlistment/armyenli19gmt.txt | LANDGRAF, Theodore Clarence (I5437)
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| 1261 | Arolsen Archives. Incarceration Documents. Bad Arolsen, Germany. 1.1 Camps and Ghettos; 1.2 Miscellaneous. | Quelle (S12557)
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| 1262 | Arolsen Archives. Registration of Foreigners and German Persecutees by Public Institutions, Social Securities and Companies (1939-1947). Bad Arolsen, Germany. 2.1.1.1 American Zone; Bavaria Hesse; 2.1.1.2 American Zone: Bavaria, Wurttemberg-Baden, Bremen; 2.1.1.3 American Zone; Bavaria, Hesse (Children); 2.1.2.1 British Zone; 2.1.3.1 French Zone; 2.1.3.2 French Zone: Hospital Files; 2.1.4.1 Soviet Zone; 2.1.4.2 Soviet Zone: Part 2; 2.1.4.3 Soviet Zone: Inpatients in Hospitals; 2.1.4.4 Soviet Zone: Hospital Files; 2.1.5.1 Other Zones: Berlin; 2.1.5.2 Other Zones: Inpatients in Hospitals, Berlin; 2.1.5.3 Other Zones: Hospital Files, Berlin; 2.1.6.1 Other Zones: Austria; 2.1.7.1 Other Zones: Poland; 2.1.7.2 Other Zones: Russia; 2.1.7.3 Other Zones, Czechoslovakia; 2.1.7.4 Other Zones: Yugoslavia; 2.1.7.5 Other Zones: Other Countries; 2.1.8.1 Other Zones, Various Zones; 2.1.8.2 Other Zones, Unknown Zones;. | Quelle (S10167)
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| 1263 | Arthur Becker ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Rovaniemi-Norvajaervi. Endgrablage: Gruft 2 Tafel 2 | BECKER, Arthur (I20134)
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| 1264 | Arthur J. Hilton, 62, Waldoboro, died Monday in a Portland hospital after a long illness. He was born in Waldoboro the son of Clyde and Ethel Wincapaw Hilton. He had resided there most of his life. Mr. Hilton was employed by the Gamage Shipyard in South Bristol and the Patrician Plasties Co. in Waldoboro. He was a member of the Damariscotta Masonic Lodge and teh Order of teh Eastern Star. Mr. Hilton was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. Charles Sue Ellen Carter of Jefferson two brothers Wilbur K. and Russell D. both of Waldoboro two sisters Mrs. Marjorie Day and Mrs. Lois Ponsant both of Waldoboro and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Hall Funeral Home Waldoboro. The Rev. Judson Stone officiated. Interment will be in the Hillside Cemetery Damariscotta. Lincoln County News: February 24th, 1983 | HILTON, Arthur J (I53451)
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| 1265 | Arthur Jameson Henry Lucas, Sr., beloved husband of Barbara (Paul) Lucas, son of Henry Bowman Melbourne Lucas and Fannie Ella (Thacher) Lucas was born in Somerville, MA on February 9, 1922 and passed away on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 after a long and happy life, of 92 years. He and his wife, Barbara Ann (Paul) Lucas, met during their high school days and it was instantly "love at first sight" and has continued for 73 plus years. They both graduated from Winthrop MA High School, Arthur in 1941 and Barbara in 1942. Barbara served in the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps at Somerville Hospital School of Nursing for 3 years while Arthur was serving in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during WWII as a cryptographer in the War Dept. Code Center in the Pentagon Building in Washington D.C., and on detachment to the U.S. Navy on board the U.S. Mt. McKinley (AGC-7) in the Southwest Pacific Theater for 18 months, earning four Battle Stars, ending up at Okinawa and being Honorably Discharged on November 11, 1945, with a full three-year "hitch" during the war. Arthur and his wife were married on May 28th, 1946 and were gifted with four sons, Paul Wayne Lucas, Arthur J.H. Lucas, Jr., Ronald Thacher Lucas and Bruce Thomas Lucas, and is also survived by a brother Fred K. Lucas of Henderson, NV and six grandchildren, Arthur J.H. Lucas, III, Geoffrey Carleton Lucas, Nicole Marie Lucas, Zachary Brad Lucas, Sarah Victoria Lucas and Abigail Thacher Lucas, along with 7 Great- grandchildren, John Ryan Lucas, Tyler Christopher Almeida, Robert Salvatore Lucas, Rocco Paul Lucas and Camden Ahearn, Mason Almeida and Harlou Jude Luca. He was the brother of the late Melbourne Thacher Lucas, Henry Lucas, Hebert Lucas, Florence Smith, Lutie Murphy, Rita Sarland, Ann Melton and Helen Lucas. A former Essex County Adjutant of the American Legion of MA. Arthur, Sr. also served as Corporate President and Chairman of the Board of Union Towers, and 11 story, 199 Apartment Senior Housing complex in Weymouth, MA. He won the Cities Service Oil Co. "World-wide Employee of the Year Award" for his work with Union Congregational Church of Weymouth and Braintree on the seven-years project. He was a very active Freemason, serving as Worshipful Master of Gate of the Temple Lodge A.F. & A.M. in 1975 thru 1976, and travelled throughout Mass as a member of the Grand Lodge Speakers Bureau. He was a long-time member of and Head of the Activities Unit in the Aleppo Temple served as State President of the Mass. Society of the Sons of the American Revolution as well as President of the Cape Cod Chapter of that organization. He is a member of the Mayflower Society and Mass Society of the Founders and Patroits of America. He also served as an officer and President of the Senior Citizens Club of Sandwich, MA for numerous years. Early, during his retirement from the Cities Service Oil Co., after 34 years of service, Arthur was employed in Sandwich at Heritage Plantation as a Security Guard. He served the Union Congregational Church as Institutional Rep. to the Boy Scouts of America, member of the Board of Trustees, Chairman of the Finance Comm., Chairman of the South Shore Council of Churches Annual Men's Prayer Breakfast Committee, (in addition to the Union Towers Project). Mr. Lucas was for ten years an active Labor Union Official. He served as President of Local 8-355, Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers' Int'l Union, AFL-CIO; having 13 Bargaining Units located in Conn, Mass, RI, Maine and NY., He was fond of saying that his "work as Local President was the most spiritually rewarding and least thankful position I ever held" and was very proud of his efforts on behalf of his members. He considered his life accomplishments in order of importance as follows: Sharing his life with his wonderful and loving wife and striving to make her happy. Working for his family and giving his sons a proper perspective and attitude for good development and decent, productive lives. Serving his Church and Almighty God. Serving as a principal officer in the creation of Union Towers and the improvement in the lives of countless seniors, past, present and future, through the improved housing provided by the project. Helping his fellow workers through his union activities, Serving his country with a three -year "hitch" in the army during WWII. Promoting patriotism through his work in the American Legion and Sons of the American Revolution activities. Service as an Officer and lecturing and teaching the Tenets and moral and spiritual lessons of Freemasonary. Working gainfully and continually for over fifty years and earning his own way, with the help of his parents, his wife and Almightly God. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Funeral Service on Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Nickerson Bourne Funeral Home 154 6A Sandwich, MA. Visitation Friday 4 - 8 p.m. Interment in Sandwich Town Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations in her memory can be made to Shriners Hospital Boston Transportation Dept. 51 Blossom St. Boston, MA 02114 Arthur Jameson Henry Lucas, Sr., beloved husband of Barbara (Paul) Lucas, son of Henry Bowman Melbourne Lucas and Fannie Ella (Thacher) Lucas was born in Somerville, MA on February 9, 1922 and passed away on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 after a lon g and happy life, of 92 years. He and his wife, Barbara Ann (Paul) Lucas, met during their high school days and it was instantly "love at first sight" and has continued for 73 plus years. They both graduated from Winthrop MA High School, Arthur in 1941 and Barbara in 1942. Barb ara served in the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps at Somerville Hospital School of Nursing for 3 years while Arthur was serving in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during WWII as a cryptographer in the War Dept. Code Center in the Pentagon Building in Washingto n D.C., and on detachment to the U.S. Navy on board the U.S. Mt. McKinley (AGC-7) in the Southwest Pacific Theater for 18 months, earning four Battle Stars, ending up at Okinawa and being Honorably Discharged on November 11, 1945, with a full thre e-year "hitch" during the war. Arthur and his wife were married on May 28th, 1946 and were gifted with four sons, Paul Wayne Lucas, Arthur J.H. Lucas, Jr., Ronald Thacher Lucas and Bruce Thomas Lucas, and is also survived by a brother Fred K. Lucas of Henderson, NV and six gran dchildren, Arthur J.H. Lucas, III, Geoffrey Carleton Lucas, Nicole Marie Lucas, Zachary Brad Lucas, Sarah Victoria Lucas and Abigail Thacher Lucas, along with 7 Great- grandchildren, John Ryan Lucas, Tyler Christopher Almeida, Robert Salvatore Luc as, Rocco Paul Lucas and Camden Ahearn, Mason Almeida and Harlou Jude Luca. He was the brother of the late Melbourne Thacher Lucas, Henry Lucas, Hebert Lucas, Florence Smith, Lutie Murphy, Rita Sarland, Ann Melton and Helen Lucas. A former Essex County Adjutant of the American Legion of MA. Arthur, Sr. also served as Corporate President and Chairman of the Board of Union Towers, and 11 story, 199 Apartment Senior Housing complex in Weymouth, MA. He won the Cities Service Oi l Co. "World-wide Employee of the Year Award" for his work with Union Congregational Church of Weymouth and Braintree on the seven-years project. He was a very active Freemason, serving as Worshipful Master of Gate of the Temple Lodge A.F. & A.M . in 1975 thru 1976, and travelled throughout Mass as a member of the Grand Lodge Speakers Bureau. He was a long-time member of and Head of the Activities Unit in the Aleppo Temple served as State President of the Mass. Society of the Sons of th e American Revolution as well as President of the Cape Cod Chapter of that organization. He is a member of the Mayflower Society and Mass Society of the Founders and Patroits of America. He also served as an officer and President of the Senior Cit izens Club of Sandwich, MA for numerous years. Early, during his retirement from the Cities Service Oil Co., after 34 years of service, Arthur was employed in Sandwich at Heritage Plantation as a Security Guard. He served the Union Congregationa l Church as Institutional Rep. to the Boy Scouts of America, member of the Board of Trustees, Chairman of the Finance Comm., Chairman of the South Shore Council of Churches Annual Men's Prayer Breakfast Committee, (in addition to the Union Tower s Project). Mr. Lucas was for ten years an active Labor Union Official. He served as President of Local 8-355, Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers' Int'l Union, AFL-CIO; having 13 Bargaining Units located in Conn, Mass, RI, Maine and NY., He was fon d of saying that his "work as Local President was the most spiritually rewarding and least thankful position I ever held" and was very proud of his efforts on behalf of his members. He considered his life accomplishments in order of importance a s follows: Sharing his life with his wonderful and loving wife and striving to make her happy. Working for his family and giving his sons a proper perspective and attitude for good development and decent, productive lives. Serving his Church and A lmighty God. Serving as a principal officer in the creation of Union Towers and the improvement in the lives of countless seniors, past, present and future, through the improved housing provided by the project. Helping his fellow workers through h is union activities, Serving his country with a three -year "hitch" in the army during WWII. Promoting patriotism through his work in the American Legion and Sons of the American Revolution activities. Service as an Officer and lecturing and teach ing the Tenets and moral and spiritual lessons of Freemasonary. Working gainfully and continually for over fifty years and earning his own way, with the help of his parents, his wife and Almightly God. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Funeral Service on Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Nickerson Bourne Funeral Home 154 6A Sandwich, MA. Visitation Friday 4 - 8 p.m. Interment in Sandwich Town Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations in he r memory can be made to Shriners Hospital Boston Transportation Dept. 51 Blossom St. Boston, MA 02114 | LUCAS, Arthur Jameson Henry Sr (I37109)
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| 1266 | Ashes are scattered in the Velda Rose Garden | ZUMBRUNNEN, Edward Ransom (I11179)
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| 1267 | Ashes given to family or friend | HYSOM, Olin Spear (I50718)
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| 1268 | Ashes scattered. Specifically: Location of cemetery unknown | CREAMER, Angie A (I47081)
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| 1269 | Ashes to be scattered on Oahu | MERCK, Clyde Pauahi (I25199)
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| 1270 | Aßlar, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Hessen, Germany | LOTZ VERW. WILL, Maria Catharina (I5917)
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| 1271 | AT DAMARISCOTTA - Philip W. Genthner, 84, of Bremen, Friday. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro. The Bangor Daily News: 19 Aug 1961 Funeral services were held Sunday for Philip W. Genthner, 84, of Bremen, who died Friday Aug. 18, at Damariscotta. He was born in Bremen, Aug 6., 1877, a son of William and Eliza Little Genthner. he had been a lifelong resident of Bremen. Survivors include one son, Roy Genthner of Friendship; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Johnston, Bremen; one nephew, Ernest Poole, Farmingdale, eight grandchildren and 12 Arrangements were under the direction of Waltz Funeral Home, Waldoboro. great-grandchildren. Interment was in Hillside Cemetery, Bremen. Waldoboro Press: August 24th, 1961. Philip W. Genthner, 84, died at Miles Memorial Hospital early Friday morning after an illness of six months. He had been a lifelong resident of Bremen. He was born in Bremen Aug. 6, 1877, the son of William and Eliza Little Genthner. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Jennie Johnston, Bremen, and one nephew, Ernest Poole, Farmingdale. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Sunday from 1 Church St., Waldoboro, with the Rev. Barbara Teele officiating. Interment was in Hillside cemetery, Bremen. Lincoln County News: August 24th, 1961. | GENTHNER, Philip William (I44842)
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| 1272 | At his residence, St. Stephen, NB, October 28, 2010, Garnett Gordon MacDougall. Husband of Michelle D.(Bartlett) MacDougall. Survived by his wife, one son, Joshua MacDougall of St. Stephen, NB, his mother, Nancy Dewar (Albert) of St. Stephen, NB, sisters and brothers; Sally Dougherty (Raymond) of St. Stephen, NB, Jeff MacDougall (Cheryl) of Nova Scotia, Lisa MacDougall (Larry) of St. Stephen, NB, Corey Dewar (Cindy) of St. Stephen, NB, Brook Dewar of St. Stephen, NB, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews ,cousins and friends. Predeceased by his father, Gordon MacDougall. Resting at The S. O. Mehan & Son Funeral Home Ltd., 23 Main Street, St. Stephen, NB from where the funeral service will be held on Tuesday, November 2, 2010 at 2 PM. Visiting hours will be at the funeral home on Monday, November 1, 2010 from 7 to 9 PM. For those who wish, remembrances to the Charlotte County Cancer Society or Extra Mural would be appreciated by family. Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.mehanfuneralhome.ca | MACDOUGALL, Garnett Gordon (I18367)
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| 1273 | at Home | Familie: DEUSTER, Jakob / BOLZ, Elisabethe (F612)
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| 1274 | at Home | ENGELHARD, Friedrich Karl (I2271)
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| 1275 | At Home | FRENCH, Minnie Asenith (I2426)
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| 1276 | at LHSC Victoria Hospital | BIEBER, Gordon William Jr (I35950)
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| 1277 | at parents home. | Familie: BENNETT, John Milton / NICHOLSON, Susan Jane (F165)
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| 1278 | at Sea | MILLER, Simon (I55080)
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| 1279 | at sea | HILT, Peter (I15034)
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| 1280 | At sea (on the Ship "Elizabeth" | LUDWIG, Johann Jost I (I13371)
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| 1281 | At sea (on the Ship "Elizabeth") | HERMANNI, Maria Margretha (I52129)
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| 1282 | At sea (on the Ship "Elizabeth") | KLEIN, Elisabetha Margaretha (I4437)
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| 1283 | At sea (on the Ship "Elizabeth") | KLEIN, Johann Philipps (I4535)
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| 1284 | At sea (on the Ship "Elizabeth") | LORENTZ, Loysa Catharina (Anna) (I5857)
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| 1285 | At sea en route to Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA | GROTON, William Henderson (I35607)
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| 1286 | At sea jumped from passenger ship running from Boston to Maine. | LUDWIG, Harlan P. (I36825)
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| 1287 | Athelene P. Hilt, 86, starb am Mittwoch, den 23. Januar 2008 im Pflegeheim Windward Gardens, nur zwei Wochen nach ihrem Mann, nach einer Phase der Verschlechterung ihrer Gesundheit. Sie wurde am 16. November 1921 in Rockland geboren und war die Tochter von Pearl und Freeda Price Tibbetts. Athelene besuchte Schulen in Rockland. Am 23. September 1939 heiratete sie Donald W. Hilt, Sr. Das Paar ließ sich in Union nieder, wo sie bis zum Umzug nach Windward Gardens im vergangenen Jahr zusammen lebten. Mrs. Hilt verbrachte die meiste Zeit als Hausfrau. Sie war auch sehr aktiv in mehreren Organisationen, darunter der Mid-Coast Ladies Shrine, die Union Historical Society, die Union Senior Citizens, die Storer-Collins Post American Legion Auxiliary, die Knox County Fish and Game Beaverettes, Pioneer Grange, Hope Extension und der Hatchet Mountain Snowmobile Club. Als versierte Künstlerin hatte sie große Freude an ihrer Zusammenarbeit mit den "Appleton Artiques". Zusammen mit einer Gruppe von Damen, bei denen sie Kunstunterricht nahm, reiste Frau Hilt an viele verschiedene Orte und malte wunderschöne Bilder mit Öl. Mrs. Hilt genoss auch die Zeit, die sie mit ihrer Familie auf Reisen und campen verbrachte, sowie die Zeit, die sie in ihrem Familienhaus am Alford Lake verbrachte. Vorverstorben von ihrem Ehemann Donald W. Hilt, Sr. am 9. Januar 2008; ein Sohn, Philip Hilt im Jahr 2006; und eine Schwester, Marguerite Harriman; Frau Hilt hinterlässt ihre Tochter Diane Poland und ihren Ehemann Richard aus Bristol; ihre fünf Söhne, Donald, Jr. und seine Frau Margaret aus Rockland, Sherwood Hilt und seine Frau Barbara, Keith Hilt und seine Frau Debra, David Hilt und seine Lebensgefährtin Michelle Upton, alle aus Union, Benjamin Hilt und seine Frau Krissy aus Hope; 17 Enkelkinder; 29 Urenkel; 3 Ururenkel; eine Schwiegertochter Ruth Hilt aus Union; ein Schwager Neil Hilt und seine Frau Gail aus South Carolina sowie viele Nichten und Neffen. | TIBBETTS, Athelene P. (I51284)
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| 1288 | ATHOL – Harriet L. (Achorn) Glenzel-Garrison, 81, wohnhaft in 739 Daniel Shays Highway, verstarb friedlich am Freitagmorgen, dem 29. Januar 2021, im Heywood Hospital in Gardner. Sie hinterlässt ihren Ehemann Alfred J. Garrison; zwei Töchter, Suzanne Carpenter und ihren Ehemann Rick aus Winchendon, und Kathy Tourigny und ihren Ehemann Ross aus Rindge, New Hampshire; drei Söhne, Eric Glenzel aus Kenai, Alaska, Michael Glenzel und seine Ehefrau Tricia aus Westfield, Massachusetts, und Matthew Glenzel und seine Ehefrau Danielle aus Eugene, Oregon. Außerdem hinterlässt sie ihre Enkelkinder Seth, Levi und Sage Tourigny, Christine, Ryan und Denali Glenzel, Evan, Thea und Drew Glenzel, Emily (Glenzel) Isaac, Eli und Jenna Glenzel, Gabriella Parker und James DeGrange. Sie hinterlässt außerdem ihre Stiefkinder Alan Garrison und seine Frau Cheryl aus Clovis, Kalifornien, Hugh Garrison und seine Frau Sally aus Auberry, Kalifornien, und Jeffrey Garrison und seine Frau Nikki aus Clovis, Kalifornien, sechs Stiefenkel und sechs Stiefurenkel. Ihr erster Ehemann, Edward „Jim“ Glenzel, mit dem sie 51 Jahre verheiratet war, starb 2012. Ihre Brüder Bill McDougall und Larry Achorn sowie ihre Schwestern Gwynne Lawrence und Jacki Kizer sind bereits verstorben. Sie wurde am 13. Juli 1939 in Fort Fairfield, Maine, als Tochter von Lawrence und Blanche (geb. Sands) Achorn geboren und lebte den Großteil ihres Lebens in Winchendon. Sie absolvierte die Murdock High School und die Krankenpflegeschule des Leominster Hospital. Sie war als zertifizierte Aktivitätsleiterin im Gesundheitswesen tätig und ging beim Birchwood Care Center in Fitchburg in den Ruhestand. Harriet war früher Mitglied der Cornerstone Assembly of God Church in Winchendon und engagierte sich dort viele Jahre ehrenamtlich. Außerdem war sie in der ehemaligen Teen Challenge Girls Academy in Fitchburg und im Gardner VNA Hospizprogramm aktiv. Ihre größte Freude war ihre Familie. Sie liebte das Meer, insbesondere Ocean Park in Maine und Cape Cod, und verbrachte mehrere Winter in Florida und Clovis, Kalifornien. Die Trauerfeier findet am Sonntag, dem 7. Februar 2021, von 13:00 bis 15:00 Uhr im Bestattungsinstitut Stone-Ladeau, Central Street 343, Winchendon, statt. Das Tragen einer Maske und die Einhaltung der Abstandsregeln sind erforderlich. Die Beisetzung findet im engsten Familienkreis statt, wird aber live übertragen und kann am Montag, dem 8. Februar 2021, auf der Website des Bestattungsinstituts angesehen werden. Die Beisetzung findet auf dem Massachusetts Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Winchendon statt. www.stone-ladeau.com Beisetzung: 8. Februar 2021 | ACHORN, Harriet L (I56057)
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| 1289 | Atzbach, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Hessen, Germany | LOTZ, Wilhelm Anton Hermann (I17828)
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| 1290 | Atzbach, Lahn-Dill-Kreis, Hessen, Germany | OSTREICH, Marie (I17835)
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| 1291 | auch Evangelische Kirche Cönnern (Saalkreis) | Familie: MÜLLER, August Gottfried / SIEBECKE, Maria Henriette (F5064)
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| 1292 | Auch Heinrich Adolf, das dritte Kind unseres Johann Jakob W. (1837) und seiner Henriette Jakobine, wurde ein Stammvater in Siegen und zwar des 4. Welstfälischen Zweiges unserer Sippe. Am 11. August des Jahres 1869 war er in Nenderoth zur Welt gekommen und dort getauft worden. Nach seiner schulischen Ausbildung übte er den Beruf eines Fuhrunternehmers aus. Er verheiratete sich am 4. August 1899 in Siegen mit Maria Katharina Holzklau, die am 10. Dezember 1872 in Siegen das Licht der Welt erblickt hatte. Sie war eine Tochter des Bürgers Heinrich Holzklau und seiner Ehefrau Ernestine geb. Simon. In Siegen schließt sich auch in diesem Fall der Kreis wieder, der anno 1554 mit Franz Woestenhoven aus Ferndorf als Hofwundarzt und Scherer in Beilstein am Hofe des Grafen Georg zu Nassau-Katzenellenbogen begonnen hatte, nach über 300 Jahren. Also Heinrich Adolf, the third child of our Johann Jakob W. (1837) and his Henriette Jakobine, became an ancestor in Siegen and that 4th Welstfälischen branch of our clan. On August 11, 1869, he was born and baptized in Nenderoth. After his schooling, he practiced the profession of a haulage contractor. He married on 4 August 1899 in Siegen with Maria Katharina Holzklau, who had seen on 10 December 1872 in Siegen the light of day. She was a daughter of the citizen Heinrich Holzklau and his wife Ernestine nee. Simon. In Siegen closes in this case, the circle again, which had begun in 1554 with Franz Woestenhoven from Ferndorf as a court surgeon and Scherer in Beilstein at the court of Count George Nassau-Katzenellenbogen, after more than 300 years. | WÜSTENHÖFER, Heinrich Adolph (I12731)
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| 1293 | Auen | KOEPPEN, Edmund Ernst Werner (I4983)
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| 1294 | Auen | KOEPPEN, Erna Luise Emilia (I4991)
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| 1295 | Auf Ansuchen der neben beezeichneten Verlobten hatte derunterzeichnete Standesbeamten sich in die Wohnung der Verlobten zu Arborn begeben und fand dort anwesend zum Zweck der Eheschließung | Familie: THEIS, Johann Georg Philipp / WINGENBACH, Maria (Annemarie) (F3288)
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| 1296 | Auf Ansuchen des nebenbezeichneten Verlobten zu 1, welcher sich laut amtlicher Bescheinigung wegen eines Bruches der Wirbelsäule in der Königlichen chirurgischen Universitätsklinik in Halle, Saale, befindet und deshalb auf dem Standesamte nicht erscheinen kann, begab sich der unterzeichnete Standesbeamte in die vorbezeichnete Klinik und fand dort anwesend.... ( ... zum Zwecke der Eheschließung....) | Familie: TORNAUER, Robert Karl Ludwig Adolf / LACHMUND, Christiane Therese (F6837)
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| 1297 | auf dem Heimtransport aus russ. Kriegsgefangenschaft gestorben | SCHWARZ, Paul Gerhard (I12769)
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| 1298 | auf dem Hof Meienberg gestorben | DIEHL, Johann Carl (I1925)
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| 1299 | auf dem Schiff SS Anversville auf seiner Rückreise aus dem Kongo | VUERHARD, Henri Alexander (I33145)
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| 1300 | auf der Autobahn Hannover - Hamburg | VON BORRIES, Hans-Wilkin (I39536)
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