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101 | Immaculate Conception Church, Calais, Maine Edward J. Mayers married Mary Gertrude Creamer January 7, 1883 Rev. Owen M. Conlan Witnesses: Michael Warren Mrs. Patrick Mayers "Julia" [Bea Bodvin: Patrick was brother of Edward] [Creamer from Dick Brooks.ged] Immaculate Conception Church, Calais, Maine Edward J. Mayers married Mary Gertrude Creamer January 7, 1883 Rev. Owen M. Conlan Witnesses: Michael Warren Mrs. Patrick Mayers "Julia" [Bea Bodvin: Patrick was brother of Edward] | Family F00124
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102 | Immaculate Conception Church, Calais, Maine Volume I page 100, December 14, 1885: I baptized Julia, born Calais, of Edward Myres and Mary Creamer, his wife. no sponsors listed Owen M. Conlan[Creamer from Dick Brooks.ged] Immaculate Conception Church, Calais, Maine Volume I page 100, December 14, 1885: I baptized Julia, born Calais, of Edward Myres and Mary Creamer, hiswife. no sponsors listed Owen M. Conlan | Myers, Julia Ellen "Nell" (I00375)
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103 | Immigrated to US In 1852, as did her husband, Patrick Myers Marriage Banns from Immaculate Conception Church, Calais, Maine give her name as Mary Linel of Calais. CENSUS: US 1880 Maine Mary MYERS Household Female Other Information: Birth Year <1836> Birthplace IRE Age 44 Occupation Keeping House Marital Status M Race W Head of Household Patrick MYERS Relation Wife Father's Birthplace IRE Mother's Birthplace IRE Source Information: Census Place Calais, Washington, Maine Family History Library Film 1254489 NA Film Number T9-0489 Page Number 98A | Lyons, Mary (I00439)
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104 | Immigration: Declaration of Intent, Dubuque County, Iowa Book 1 1834-1856 #962 Nolan, Michael age 48 Arrived in US ------------ Date of declaration : 18 March, 1852 Therefore: born 1803-4 | Nolan, Michael (I00568)
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105 | In 1915, when Leo was 12, he was at the San Francisco World Fair. His father, Frank L. Smith told him to go to the porch of a nearby building and shake hands with the three men who were standing there. He did. The three were Henry Ford, Luther Burbank, and Thomas Edison. (from Leo many times) | Smith, Francis Leo Victor "Leo" (I00393)
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106 | Individual Record FamilySearch? U.S. Social Security Death Index Select record to download - Maximum: 50 Carmelita MYERS-WAY Birth Date: 15 Dec 1912 Death Date: 5 Mar 2005 Social Security Number: 541-05-0834 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Oregon Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 97281 Localities: Portland, Washington, Oregon Tigard, Washington, Oregon | Smith, Carmelita Florence (I00383)
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107 | Information from Marriage booklet from marriage of Genevive Smith and Patrick McIntyre Difference in spelling of "Ginty" and "Ginerty" is in original. | Ginerty, Henry (I01358)
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108 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kavanaugh, Hoang (I01611)
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109 | John married Ellen Holland in Ireland (Kilmoremoy?) and came to the U.S. immediately thereafter. Recollections of (Julia Ellen Myers McCartney), narrated by Josephine or Frank McCartney(?): Grandfather and Grandmother left Ireland in a sailing ship as soon as they were married. Grandpa's brother came with them. The trip took nine months. They came right to Calais, Maine and made their home. She heard about two years ago the old house was still there. Grandmother's name was Ellen "Nellie" Holland. His father was a blacksmith in Bellenar, County Mayo, Ireland. They had Aunt Bridget first, then Pat, Jen, John, then Edward then Aunt Nell (she forgot Aunt Ann). They all were born in the house on Monroe St., Calais, Maine, but at that time there was no church there, so they were baptized at Milltown, N.B., all but Aunt Nell. She was the only one baptized in Calais. Naturalization Certificate: John Myers, Calais, Maine, Certificate No. 1A-158 Washington County Court, Macias, ME Vol. and page: 1A-358 Supreme Judicial Court, Machias, ME, Washington County County of birth or allegiance: Ireland When born or age: no entry Date and port of arrival in US: 1846, no port Date of Naturalization: October 16, 1867 Name and addresses of witnesses: C.R.Whidden [Calais attorney] Note: Certificate No. 1A-159 is for Patrick Myers, Co. Mayo, Ireland, arrival 1851, Naturalized: Oct 16, 1867, Witness: C.R.Whidden John Myers came to Calais in 1846. Eleven years ago (1894) he and his brother, Patrick, also deceased, visited the old county for a couple of months, and were disappointed at finding no one in their native village who remembered them. Mr. Myers is survived by two sons, both located on the Pacific coast [Patrick and Edward], and two daughters, Miss Annie, a sister in a convent at Dubuque, Iowa, and Miss Mary, who lived at home with her father.(obituary: The Calais Advertiser, Wednesday, July 12, 1905, page 5) Death Certificate of John Myres (July 11, 1905) Father: Owen Myres, born in Ireland, was a blacksmith Mother: Nancy , born in Ireland Died of : Senility, gradual failure, no organic disease. CENSUS: US 1880 Maine John MYERS Household Male Other Information: Birth Year <1820> Birthplace IRE Age 60 Occupation Laborer Marital Status M Race W Head of Household John MYERS Relation Self Father's Birthplace IRE Mother's Birthplace IRE Source Information: Census Place Calais, Washington, Maine Family History Library Film 1254489 NA Film Number T9-0489 Page Number 88A November 15, 2006, Ancestry.com, Family Heritage Center, Mesa, AZ by David Myers 1850 Census United States Census, 3rd Ward, Calais City, Maine, 22 July, 1850 John Mayrs ("Mayes" in index) 30 laborer born Ireland Ellen 28 Ireland Bridget 1 Maine Patrick 3/12 Maine [cite: Year: 1850, Calais, Washington, Maine, Roll M432_273, page 139, Image 268] 1860 Census United States Census, 3rd Ward Calais City, Maine, 1 July, 1860 House # 382 Family # 396 [in order of contact] Mayers John 41 day laborer Ireland Ellen 37 Ireland Bridget 11 Maine Patrick 10 Maine John 8 Maine Mary J. 6 Maine Ann 4 Maine Edward 2 Maine 1870 Census United States Census, 3rd Ward, Calais, Maine, 5 July, 1870 Mayers John 50 laborer Ireland Ellen 50 keeps house Ireland John 18 trucking Maine Annie 13 Maine Ada [Edw] 12 Maine Nellie 9 Maine | Myers, John (I00421)
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110 | John WAY Birth Date: 25 May 1914 Death Date: 9 Aug 1996 Social Security Number: 540-01-5511 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Oregon Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 97224 Localities: Durham, Washington, Oregon King City, Washington, Oregon Portland, Washington, Oregon Tigard, Washington, Oregon | Way, John (I01350)
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111 | Kavanaugh family arrived in Portland, Oregon in 1884 | Kavanaugh, Ellen Hunt "Nellie" (I01238)
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112 | Killed in Kabbul, Afganistan. Was working as aid worker forInternational Rescues comm. From 100 Mile House, British Columbia. Asia Taliban ambush kills 3 more Western aid workers (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool) Afghan paramedical staff carry the body of a foreign aid worker in a hospital in Pul-e-Alam in Logar province, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. Gunmen wielding assault rifles ambushed a U.S. aid organization's vehicle in the province south of Kabul on Wednesday, killing an American-Trinidadian aid worker along with a Canadian and a British-Canadian colleague, officials said. By AMIR SHAH and FISNIK ABRASHI, The Associated Press 2008-08-13 22:20:18.0 Current rank: # 46 of 7,734 PUL-E-ALAM, Afghanistan - Taliban fighters with assault rifles shredded a U.S. aid group's SUV with dozens of bullets Wednesday, killing three Western women and their Afghan driver amid an escalating militant onslaught against humanitarian workers in Afghanistan . The ambush of two clearly marked aid vehicles on the main road south of Kabul was the latest in a record number of attacks on aid groups this year - a surge that has workers questioning if they can safely provide services in remote and dangerous areas where help is most needed. The group whose workers were slain, the New York-based International Rescue Committee, announced it was suspending its Afghan humanitarian programs indefinitely. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killings, saying its fighters attacked two vehicles of "the foreign invader forces." "They were not working for the interests of Afghanistan and they belonged to those countries whose forces ... took Afghanistan's freedom," Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid told The Associated Press in a phone call from an undisclosed location. Mujahid called the women spies, a frequent Taliban accusation against its targets. The aid group identified the women killed in Logar province as Nicole Dial, 30, a dual Trinidadian-American citizen; Jacqueline (Jackie) Kirk, 40, of Outrement, Quebec; and Shirley Case, 30, of Williams Lake, British Columbia. The 25-year-old driver, Mohammad Aimal, was from Kabul and had worked for the aid group since 2002. "These extraordinary individuals were deeply committed to aiding the people of Afghanistan, especially the children who have seen so much strife," said George Rupp, president of the International Rescue Committee. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the attack was a reminder of the Taliban's brutality. "This is obviously an outrage, a terribly brutal act, which I think should remind everybody of the brutality of the Taliban and the danger that everybody there faces," Harper said. The women were driving from the eastern province of Paktia to Kabul in a white SUV marked with IRC stickers, said Abdullah Khan, deputy counterterrorism director in Logar. Five men armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles stepped out of a village area and fired at the two aid vehicles, Khan said, citing a report from an Afghan IRC employee wounded in the second vehicle. The women's white SUV was hit by dozens of bullets, Khan said. At the Pul-e-Alam hospital, IRC driver Abdurrahman Khan wept while helping load two of the victims' bodies onto the back of a truck. "They were here helping Afghan people," he said. "They were not carrying weapons." All four victims suffered multiple bullet wounds, Dr. Mir Mabub Shah said as three female Afghan nurses shrouded the three dead women in white cloth before putting them in wooden coffins. With Wednesday's attack, at least 23 workers have been slain by militants in 2008, compared with 15 in all of 2007, according to a recent report from ANSO, a security group that works for aid organizations in the country. ANSO said 2008 is on track to be the deadliest year for aid workers in Afghanistan since the U.S.-led invasion ended Taliban rule in late 2001. "The car was clearly marked. They were clearly not military personnel and this is a major concern not only to us but to all those who are in humanitarian community in Afghanistan," said Aleem Siddique, a spokesman for the United Nations mission in Afghanistan. The International Rescue Committee has been working in Afghanistan for 20 years. In the 1980s, the group provided medical aid to Afghan refugees fleeing into Pakistan during the Soviet occupation. Since the ouster of the Taliban's hard-line Islamic regime, the group has also been involved with the National Solidarity Program, a community-based development program funded by the World Bank through the Afghan government and implemented by international aid groups. Anna Husarska, a senior policy adviser for IRC, wrote in an opinion piece for Los Angeles Times in May that insurgents are attacking all those seen as helping the government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai. "Since they oppose the current government, they also oppose those who work with it," she wrote. "And unfortunately, they don't differentiate among armed multinational forces, security contractors and humanitarian groups." Kai Eide, the top U.N. official in Kabul, called the assault a "cowardly attack." "The IRC provides lifesaving humanitarian assistance to those most affected by the conflict and it is reprehensible that such selfless individuals working for the most vulnerable communities should be deliberately targeted," Eide said. The International Rescue Committee provides emergency relief and rehabilitation and works for protection of human rights and post-conflict development in countries around the world, according to its Web site. Two Afghan IRC staff members were shot to death in Logar in July 2007 while working on the National Solidarity Program. Despite rising violence in Afghanistan, the group said in July that it was carrying on with its projects but had to reduce the levels of its work. In other violence, NATO issued a statement saying its troops killed an Afghan man who failed to stop his vehicle as he approached their patrol in southern Helmand province Tuesday. A roadside bomb in the same province killed five police officers and wounded four Tuesday, said Dawood Ahmadi, a spokesman for province's governor. More than 3,200 people have died in insurgency-related violence this year, according to an Associated Press count based on Western and Afghan officials. --- Associated Press writers Jason Straziuso in Kabul and Noor Khan in Kandahar contributed to this report. Slain B.C. aid worker remembered for her dedication Jeff Bell, Canwest News Service Published: Thursday, August 14 VICTORIA - Shirley Case, one of three foreign aid workers killed this week in Afghanistan, is being mourned by the people who knew her during her years in Victoria. Case, a 30-year-old woman from Williams Lake, B.C., attended the University of Victoria and Royal Roads University. In 2000, she completed an undergraduate degree in leisure-service administration at UVic, then earned a master's degree in human security and peace-building at Royal Roads in 2005. During her time at UVic, she had two stints in the UVic work co-operative program at Recreation Integration Victoria - an agency that promotes active lifestyles for people with disabilities. Shirley Case with the International Rescue Committee was one of four aid workers killed in Afghanistan. Shirley Case with the International Rescue Committee was one of four aid workers killed in Afghanistan. Facebook photo. Email to a friendEmail to a friendPrinter friendlyPrinter friendly Font: * * * * * * * * AddThis Social Bookmark Button "Shirley came in and out of our lives over the years," said Doug Nutting, executive director at Recreation Integration Victoria. "She did her first co-op with us in '97. Later, she did work in Guyana at one point, and in Chad." She also did post-tsunami work in Indonesia in 2006. Nutting said Case last visited the agency's Saanich, B.C., offices in early June, just before setting out for Afghanistan. News of her death has been hard to take. "It was a real shock to be in the car and hear her name on CBC in relation to such a tragic incident," Nutting said. Case had been in contact with agency staff following her June visit, he said. "She sent us an e-mail after she got there, saying she was going to be working with an inclusive-education program, which focused on children with sensory disabilities and integrating them into community-based schools." Case was in Afghanistan with the International Rescue Committee, and further explained in her e-mail that the IRC and other groups were intent on improving access to education by supplementing the existing network of government schools. "So the idea is to build the capacity of the communities to have local schools, which will eventually, hopefully, become part of the Ministry of Education responsibilities," she wrote. Nutting said Case successfully put Recreation Integration Victoria forward for a UVic Co-op Program award in 2003 with a nomination letter that emphasized how the agency influenced her and her experiences abroad. He pointed to the following passage from Case's letter: "I hope to influence change in the world, looking at community building and how it is impacted by youth, women and people living with disabilities." Nutting added: "She was certainly living that." Doug Nichols, the director of UVic's school of exercise science, physical and health education, also admired Case's social values. "She had them while she was here, as well. That's what she was interested in here and she followed her heart. She was a very nice, enthusiastic, very dedicated person, and she could connect with people. "This is one of those terribly sad things, and something that you don't expect. Here's somebody who's going over for humanitarian service, doing absolutely nothing wrong." Royal Roads spokeswoman Stephanie Slater said the program from which Case graduated was started in 2003. The dedication of those involved in the program can take them to potentially dangerous places, she said, but Case's death is a tragic first. "We have people from that program in hot spots all around the world," Slater said. "When someone is working with educational programs for disabled children, you don't ever expect that it's the type of thing that would lead to this." © Victoria Times-Colonist 2008 | Case, Shirley (I01624)
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113 | Letter from Nuala Travers, January 28, 2008, Carnaross, Kells, Co. Meath, Ireland to David Myers: I did tell you in my Christmas Card to you that Katie McCabe has died. She passed away peacefully in Cavan Nursing Home 1st Dec. She celebrated her 90th birthday 3 weeks previously in the nursing home to which we were invited. She was in good form that day, but didn't recognize any of her family. She has been senile and blind for many years. She had a wonderful big funeral--for someone who has been gone from the Parish of Virginia. I was surprised at how many came to pay their respects at her funeral and spoke so kindly of her. My uncle Tom McCabe and Katie were introduced by a Match-Maker and there was no walking out and holding hands prior to the wedding. The Match-Maker arranged the wedding. Tom was 17 years older than Katie. When they married Paddy Dunne was their Best Man. Sad to see the end of an era and the Smith land sold. Our daughter is hoping to build a house on the farm adjoining Smith's farm. Actually it was all Smith land originally. | Katie (I01237)
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114 | Letter from Nuala Travers, January 28, 2008, Carnaross, Kells, Co. Meath, Ireland to David Myers: I did tell you in my Christmas Card to you that Katie McCabe has died. She passed away peacefully in Cavan Nursing Home 1st Dec. She celebrated her 90th birthday 3 weeks previously in the nursing home to which we were invited. She was in good form that day, but didn't recognize any of her family. She has been senile and blind for many years. She had a wonderful big funeral--for someone who has been gone from the Parish of Virginia. I was surprised at how many came to pay their respects at her funeral and spoke so kindly of her. My uncle Tom McCabe and Katie were introduced by a Match-Maker and there was no walking out and holding hands prior to the wedding. The Match-Maker arranged the wedding. Tom was 17 years older than Katie. When they married Paddy Dunne was their Best Man. Sad to see the end of an era and the Smith land sold. Our daughter is hoping to build a house on the farm adjoining Smith's farm. Actually it was all Smith land originally. | McCabe, Thomas (I00539)
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115 | Letter from Rev. Philip Michael Tracy, Pastor, Immaculate Conception Church, 20 Washington St., Calais, Maine 04619, February 10, 1988: Name is "Mayers" in their books. Edward's parents are John and Ellen Mayers Parish records go back to only 1859, before that, try Milltown, New Brunswick. Edward with brothers and cousins came to Vancouver, B.C (called Gastown) 5 families came from Maine 1891 Canadian Census: Edward, Mary and Ellen, William, John were living in Vancouver, BC, next door to Patrick, Julia and Alice. Patrick was "forman in lumber camp" Edward was "Labourer General" Worked in Vancouver, B.C. as a timber cruiser [cutter] with Pat Myers. Worked in Portland as a hod carrier for plasterers. Note from Carmelita Myers: he was from Bangor, Maine Did masonry work for Hannah and Ernie at their house in Portland, Oregon. Maxine was still living there. Attended daily Mass in his last years. Died at the house at 1535 S.E. 39th Ave., 3 lots south of Hawthorne in Portland. Original house was at 29th and Stark. MYERS -- Feb. 4 [1939], Edward James Myers, aged 81 years, late of 1535 S.E. 39th ave., beloved husband of Mrs. E.J. Myers, father of William, John, Ernest, Edward and Allen Myers, all of Portland and Frank Myers of Astoria; Mrs. A.E. McCartney, Astoria, and Mrs. Beatrice Bodvin of Seattle; brother of Patrick Myers of Vancouver, B.C.; grandfather of Dr. Frank McCartney, Patricia Bodvin and Maxine Myers. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Feb. 7, at St. Stephen's church, S.E. 41st and Salmon. Requiem mass will be offered at 9 A.M. Interment Mount Calvary. Remains at the Zeller Funeral Chapel, Williams ave. at Stanton. Recitation of the rosary at 8 P.M. Monday. Vancouver, B.C., papers please copy. (Obituary from Portland, Oregon newspaper, probably the Oregonian for February 6, 1939) | Myers, Edward James (I00374)
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116 | Listed as "stepson" in 1901 Canadian census. Worked as ship labourer. Irish origin, Roman Catholic Son of William Creamer and Catherine Harold. William died at sea in 1876. William Creamer and Jane Creamer Perry were brother and sister. Thomas was her nephew. | Creamer, Thomas (I00357)
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117 | Lives in the United States (from Frank Furey, 9/2002) | Furey, Michael (I00790)
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118 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Baldwin, Henry William "Harry" (I01531)
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119 | Mabel C. (Creamer) Berger 1911 - 2005 CHELMSFORD ? Mabel C. (Creamer) Berger, a longtime resident of Chelmsford, died Sunday, June 5, 2005 at Fairhaven Nursing Home in Lowell at the age of 93. She was the wife of the late Charles J. Berger. Born in Lowell on November 28, 1911, she was the daughter of the late Timothy and Mary (Handrahan) Creamer. Mrs. Berger was a communicant of St. Mary?s Church in Chelmsford. She is survived by two sons, Charles J. Berger and his wife Claire of Chelmsford, and John P. Berger and his wife Judy of Abington, MA and Florida, and four grandchildren, Kristen Berger of Leominster, Maureen Bates of Abington, Charles Berger III of Chelmsford, and Robert Berger of Pelham, NH, and a great grandson, Collin Bates. Visiting hours at the BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, 24 Worthen St., Chelmsford on Wednesday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. with a funeral Mass to be offered at St. Mary?s Church, Chelmsford at 11:00 a.m. Burial at St. Patrick Cemetery, Lowell. www.blakefuneralhome.com Funeral Directors, RICHARD P. BURKINSHAW AND JOSEPH A. GALLAGHER. | Creamer, Mable (I01149)
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120 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F564
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121 | Married one of her father's tenants, Michael Dunn. He was her father's coachman and very handsome. For this she was disinherited. Her only son, Michael Dunn was reinstated. | Grace, Lady (I00602)
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122 | married twice? 1 boy, 2 girls? SSN: 390-44-9843 | Smith, David (I00083)
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123 | Mary Agnes McAlpine, born May, 1895, lived with her grandfather, John Myers, born 1818, and her aunt, Mary Jane Myers, born January 11, 1855. Mary Jane probably inherited the family home from her father, John, who died July 11, 1905. Mary Agnes McAlpine inherited it from Mary Jane, who died January 21, 1911. Mary Agnes sold the real estate on June 3, 1912 to John C. Gallagher for $400.00 Mary Agnes is the youngest daughter of Brigdet Myers and James McAlpine. She was living with her grandfather a the time of the 1900 census. | McAlpine, Mary Agnes (I00699)
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124 | Mary Ann Creamer married Henry E. Baldwin in 1868 in the Anglican church. In 1871 they abjured the Anglican Faith and married in the Roman Catholic Church. In the 1901 New Brunswick census Henry was the Keeper of Mariner's Hospital in West Bathurst. Relative? Anglican Cemetery Records, Bathurst, NB Henry W. Baldwin aged ___ years was buried in the grave yard of St. George's Church this fourth day of May A.D. 1882. By me W. H. Street, Rector | Baldwin, Henry E. (I00989)
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125 | Mary Ann Creamer married Henry E. Baldwin in 1868 in the Anglican church. In 1871 they abjured the Anglican Faith and married in the Roman Catholic Church. Tracadie RC records (from Patsy Hennessy, Bathurst, NB Aug 3, 2005) Mary Ann CREAMER d/o0 William Creamer and Mary Famlyn Born: age 2 years, 7 mos Bapt: July 17, 1848 Sponsors: Charles Bolges (?could be Bulger) and Cecilia Robichaud F.X. Lafrance, missionary priest | Creamer, Mary Ann (I00358)
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126 | Mother Frances A. Smith, R.S.C.J. "Madams of the Sacred Heart" Later: "Sister" and "Religious of the Sacred Heart." Entered the Society of the Sacred Heart June 18, 1925 Date of Profession: February 8, 1934 Manhattanville College, NY Fordham Univ. NY Ph. D. ca. 1969 Taught in NY, Michigan, 13 years at St. Mary's Univ. Halifax, N.S. and 6 years in India. Published under name F.A. McGowan Mass of the Resurrection celebrated by her nephew, David A. Myers, S.J. | Smith, Frances Antoinette (I01318)
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127 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mears, Philomena (I00767)
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128 | Mt. Scott Funeral Home buried Helen on July 25, 1969 at Lincoln Memorial Park. Family says she was buried with her husband, William A. Myers | McIntyre, Helen (I00430)
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129 | Name: Mary Patricia McGrath Burial Date: 10/11/2000 Cemetery: Holyrood Cemetery, Seattle, WA Section: Q Lot: 620 Site: 13 | Bodvin, Mary Patricia (I00434)
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130 | Naturalization Certificate: John Myers, Calais, Maine, Certificate No. 1A-158 Washington County Court, Macias, ME Vol. and page: 1A-358 Supreme Judicial Court, Machias, ME, Washington County County of birth or allegiance: Ireland When born or age: no entry Date and port of arrival in US: 1846, no port Date of Naturalization: October 16, 1867 Name and addresses of witnesses: C.R.Whidden [Calais attorney] Note: Certificate No. 1A-159 is for Patrick Myers, Co. Mayo, Ireland, arrival 1851, Naturalized: Oct 16, 1867, Witness: C.R.Whidden Washington County Court, Macias, ME Vol. and page: 1A-359 Immigrated to US in 1852, as did his wife, Mary Lyons. Patrick Meers was baptized in Kilmoremoy Roman Catholic Church on the 9th of November 1827, son of Owen and Ann Naughton. Owen Meyers was from the townland of Shanaghy in the Parish of Kilmoremoy (Ballina). There is no marriage record of Owen and Ann. Patrick was the only issue registered to them. Sponsors at Patrick's baptism were Richard Culkin and Mary Neary. [Mayo North Family Heritage Center, from Yvonne Goller Jan 15, 2004] CENSUS US 1880 Maine Patrick MYERS Household Male Other Information: Birth Year <1833> Birthplace IRE Age 47 Occupation Laborer Marital Status M Race W Head of Household Patrick MYERS Relation Self Father's Birthplace IRE Mother's Birthplace IRE Source Information: Census Place Calais, Washington, Maine Family History Library Film 1254489 NA Film Number T9-0489 Page Number 98A November 15, 2006, Ancestry.com, Family Heritage Center, Mesa, AZ by David Myers Spouse: Mary Children: James b. Maine 1861 Michael b. Maine 1863 Anna b. Maine 1866 Kate b. Maine 1869 Ellen b. Maine 1871 1880 Census from Ancestry.Com FHC Mesa, AZ D. Myers March 12, 2007 United Stated Census, 3rd Ward, Calais City, Maine, 6 July, 1860 House #534 Family 557 Mayers Patrick 30 day laborer Ireland Mary 23 Ireland Eugene 4 Maine Sarah 1 Maine Patrick Myers, arrived NY, 12 Nov., 1851, 20 years old, from Liverpool/Ireland, on "Empire State" [Year 1851, Microfilm Serial M237, Microfilm roll M237_107] also at | Myers, Patrick (I00438)
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131 | NB Provincial Archives RS141A2/2, Reference 9-1-17-193, Microfilm F14023 Father: Alexander Perry Mother: Jane Creamer Born: Chatham, Northumberland Not with family as of 1901 Census. Provincial Returns of Deaths Name PERRY, MARY AGNES Sex F Age 25 Date 1913 | 05 | 20 (Y-M-D) County GLOUCESTER Registration 3182 Volume Reference C4/1913 Microfilm F18731 | Perry, Agnes (I01321)
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132 | Nellie K. Smith: They had no children | Farmer, Margaret (I00819)
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133 | Nellie Kavanaugh Smith has: Dennis Farmer (from England) married Mary Mundy (from Scotland in 1785 at Lansbshire, England. They had six children: ... | Farmer, Dennis (I00820)
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134 | Nellie Kavanaugh Smith has: Dennis Farmer (from England) married Mary Mundy (from Scotland in 1785 at Lansbshire, England. They had six children: ... | Mundy, Mary (I00821)
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135 | Nellie Kavanaugh Smith has: Dennis went to California in the gold rush and was never heard from. | Hunt, Dennis (I00814)
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136 | Nellie Kavanaugh Smith: Ann Hunt was Grandma's half-sister; she married her step-mother's brother's son. [Grandma = Elizabeth "Libby" Hunt Kavanaugh] | Hunt, Ann (I00831)
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137 | Not with family in 1880 census. May have died. | McAlpine, Thomas (I00686)
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138 | Note from Carmelita Myers: Grandma Myers had 2 brothers, Charles and Frank, no sisters. [not correct] Individual Record 1881 Canadian Census Mary CREAMER Household Female Other Information: Birth Year <1868> Birthplace New Brunswick Age 13 Occupation School Marital Status Ethnic Origin Irish Head of Household William CREAMER Religion Catholic Source Information: Census Place Bathurst, Gloucester, New Brunswick Family History Library Film 1375822 NA Film Number C-13186 District 36 Sub-district B Division 1 Page Number 62 Household Number 221 Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion William CREAMER W Male Irish 60 Ireland Carpenter Catholic Francis CREAMER Male Irish 19 New Brunswick Carpenter Catholic Hernan CREAMER Male Irish 15 New Brunswick Carpenter Catholic Mary CREAMER Female Irish 13 New Brunswick School Catholic Thomas CREAMER Male Irish 7 New Brunswick School Catholic Source Information: Census Place Bathurst, Gloucester, New Brunswick Family History Library Film 1375822 NA Film Number C-13186 District 36 Sub-district B Division 1 Page Number 62 Household Number 221 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [Thomas Creamer is the oldest child of Jane Creamer and Alex Perre (Perry) Jane Creamer is the oldest child of William and Mary (Tamlin) Creamer. | Creamer, Mary Gertrude "Minnie" (I00373)
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139 | NS16443 | Source (S00006)
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140 | NS16443 | Source (S00008)
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141 | NS16443 | Source (S00009)
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142 | Oregon Historical Records Index Detail Information Case# Name Kavanaugh, Eliz Ann Date 10-09-1914 Age 66y Record Type Portland Deaths County Source Portland Identifier Vol 9 Remarks | Hunt, Elizabeth Ann "Libby" (I00809)
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143 | Our daughter, Chrissy won a contest and trip to a Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey game in Pittsburgh last Saturday and a personal meeting afterwards with the captain Sidney Crosby. Their daughter, Rachel, ran with the Olympic Torch in PEI last fall on its way to Vancouver. They took it to the meeting and Sidney was some impressed they had one and he agreed to sign it for them. Since he scored the winning goal in the Olympic Hockey game that saw Canada win the Gold Medal against the US, his signature will no doubt make this torch even more memorable. from Edna Cudmore 29 Mar, 2010 | Creamer, Rachel (I1641)
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144 | Patrick McIntyre was a sheepherder, married to Genevive Smith. They lived in Heppner, Oregon. Pat would herd sheep from Oregon in the spring to Glacier National Park to graze, and then back in the fall. He died about 20 years after Genevive. She died March 6, 1949. [This is only entry for Patrick McIntyre. It is probably not the husband of Genevive Smith McIntyre. There is no entry for Genevive McIntyre or Genevive Smith. David Myers] Individual Record FamilySearch U.S. Social Security Death Index Select record to download - Maximum: 50 Patrick MCINTYRE Birth Date: 5 Feb 1891 Death Date: Sep 1976 Social Security Number: 532-26-5569 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Washington Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 97223 Localities: Garden Home, Washington, Oregon Greenway, Washington, Oregon Portland, Washington, Oregon Tigard, Washington, Oregon Pat McIntyre A poem depicting a true incident in Montana 1965 In the Bible we read the Good Shepherd's creed, "To lay down one's life for his sheep". Our herder named Pat, nearly did just that, But by faith and courage escaped the "big sleep". By noon Pat could read, when the sheep wouldn't feed, That a bear must be circling around. There was no gun at hand to protect the band, The limb of a tree was all that he found. He stayed on his feet, waiting for a bleat, with his dogs hovering close at his side. There was nary a chance to get word to the ranch. Now was the time, he must "fight or hide". The bear come near, of course there was fear. His heart nearly burst with its thumping. Pat's eyes were bad, but good hearing he had. He listened for bushes crackling and crumpling. The sound of the bear sent his thin white hair Straight upward and heavenly bound. An old grizzly sow wanted to start a row, But Pat stood firm and never gave ground. When he had time to think, he wanted a drink. His mouth was as dry as a bone. He had to know thirst, the sheep came first. He dared not for a minute leave them alone. The bear wouldn't give up, took a swipe at his pup And retreated to watch and to wait. She stayed near the trees that quaked in the breeze And the sun went down and the hour grew late. Darkness came on, Pat had no coat to don, But it was plain what he had to do. The wagon far away, he just had to stay And circle the sheep till the sky showed blue. He prayed to God for the strength to trod Through the hours of black and cold. The night was dreary and his legs grew weary But his spirit remained brave and bold. By dawn's early light, Pat saw all was right, The bear made not a single kill. He had won the fight, his will was his might. Now, his tired body shook from the chill. When his story he told, of protecting the fold, He was humble and spoke of his fear. Said, "I might have run and never won, except for my faith that the Lord was near". When put to the test with all the rest, I pray God will look with pride On an old Irish gent, who one night spent Protecting his sheep and didn't hide. Dorothy Krebs | McIntyre, Patrick (I01320)
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145 | Picture (in possession of Carmelita Smith Myers-Way, May 15, 2004) writing of Nellie Kavanaugh Smith: Brother Abrarian Grandma Kavanaugh's bro. ["Grandma Kavanaugh" probably means Elizabeth Ann "Libby" Hunt Kavanaugh] Photo: Gauvin & Geutzel, Elite Studios, Halifax, N.S. [habit appears to be that of Irish Christian Brothers. David Myers, 5/20/04] Nellie Kavanaugh has Paul Hunt as Brother Ambracian, Christian Brothers. | Hunt, Paul "BrotherAbrarian" (I00406)
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146 | Picture (in possession of Carmelita Smith Myers-Way, May 15, 2004) writing of Nellie Kavanaugh Smith: Brother Hilduand Grandma Kavanaugh's bro. ["Grandma Kavanaugh" probably means Elizabeth Ann "Libby" Hunt Kavanaugh] Photo: Gauvin & Geutzel, Elite Studios, Halifax, N.S. [habit appears to be that of Irish Christian Brothers. David Myers, 5/20/04] Nellie Kavanaugh Smith has Paul Hunt as Brother Hilward, Christian Brother. | Hunt, Michael "BrotherHilduand" (I00810)
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147 | Picture of Michael Hunt (in possession of Carmelita Smith Myers-Way, May 15, 2004) writing by Nellie Kavanaugh Smith: My grandfather Michael Hunt back: My mother's father, Michael Hunt of coburg, Canada He lies with my grandmother, Betsy Farmert Hunt, his second wife, in Arsenal Cemetery, Watertown, New York This is a duplicate picture. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1850 U.S. Federal Census http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com State of New York Brownville, Jefferson County Page 202 page-line-dwelling- family Name Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth 202 40 393 397 Hunt, Michael 35 M Laborer Ireland 203 1 Hunt, Betsey 35 F Ireland 2 Hunt, Ann 15 F New York 3 Hunt, Mary 14 F New York 4 Hunt, Paul 10 M New York* 5 Hunt Dennis 9 M New York* 6 Hunt, Alice 7 F New York 7 Hunt, Elizabeth 4 F New York** 8 Hunt, Michael 1 M New York 1855 New York State Census, Jefferson County, Brownville Page 8 8-44-70 Hunt, Michael 50 head of fam Ireland 6 years resident in Brownville Elizabeth 50 Wife Ireland 6 Ann 21 child Jefferson Co. 6 Mary 17 child Jefferson Co. 6 Paul 15 child Jefferson Co. 6* Dennis 12 child Jefferson Co. 6* Alice ___ child Jefferson Co. 6 Elizabeth 10 child Jefferson Co. 6** Michael 8 child Jefferson Co. 6* Margaret 5 child Jefferson Co. 5 *These are probably Bro. Abrarian and Bro. Hilduand who were Christian Brothers Paul Hunt born about 1840 in New York Dennis Hunt born about 1841 in New York and maybe one is Michael Hunt, born about 1849 in New York I think they were at St. Mary's Halifax in the 1868-76 time frame. They would have been too old when the brothers came back in 1913. **This is Elizabeth "Libby" Hunt Kavanaugh ("Grandma Kavanaugh") Nellie K. Smith on photograph (in possession of Carmelita Smith Myers-Way, 5/15/2004): My grandfather, Michael Hunt reverse: My mother's father, Michael Hunt of Coburg, Canada He lies with my grandmother, Betsy Farmer Hunt, his second wife, in Arsenal Cemetery, Watertown, New York. | Hunt, Michael (I00417)
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148 | Present in 1881 census and 1901 census | Baldwin, Albert Henry (I00398)
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149 | President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts, 3/26/10 WASHINGTON ? Today, President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to key administration posts: * Steve A. Linick, Inspector General, Federal Housing Finance Agency * Thomas Hicks, Commissioner, Election Assistance Commission President Obama said, ?The expertise and commitment to public service these individuals bring to their roles will make them tremendous assets to my administration. I look forward to working with them in the coming months and years.? President Obama announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to key administration posts: Steve A. Linick, Nominee for Inspector General, Federal Housing Finance Agency Steve A. Linick is ....... Thomas Hicks, Nominee for Commissioner, Election Assistance Commission Thomas Hicks has been the Senior Elections Counsel on the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on House Administration since 2003 where he oversees all Committee matters relating to Federal elections and campaign finance. Prior to that, he was a Policy Analyst for Common Cause, a non-profit, public advocacy organization working in support of election and campaign finance reform. He also previously served as a Special Assistant in the Office of Congressional Relations at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. He received his J.D. from the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law and his B.A. in Government from Clark University (Worcester, MA). | Hicks, Thomas (I00680)
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150 | President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts, 3/26/10 WASHINGTON ? Today, President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to key administration posts: * Steve A. Linick, Inspector General, Federal Housing Finance Agency * Thomas Hicks, Commissioner, Election Assistance Commission President Obama said, ?The expertise and commitment to public service these individuals bring to their roles will make them tremendous assets to my administration. I look forward to working with them in the coming months and years.? President Obama announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to key administration posts: Steve A. Linick, Nominee for Inspector General, Federal Housing Finance Agency Steve A. Linick is ....... Thomas Hicks, Nominee for Commissioner, Election Assistance Commission Thomas Hicks has been the Senior Elections Counsel on the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on House Administration since 2003 where he oversees all Committee matters relating to Federal elections and campaign finance. Prior to that, he was a Policy Analyst for Common Cause, a non-profit, public advocacy organization working in support of election and campaign finance reform. He also previously served as a Special Assistant in the Office of Congressional Relations at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. He received his J.D. from the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law and his B.A. in Government from Clark University (Worcester, MA). | Hicks, Thomas (I00680)
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