While RERA or Real Estate (Regulation and Amendment) Act, 2016, will slowly change the way the real estate industry operates in India, the Act has also thrown open a few aspects that need extensive deliberation.
One such issue is the liability of developers to provide for workmanship for structural defects for a period of five years.
RERA lays down that "In case any structural defect or any other defect in workmanship, quality or provision of services or any other obligations of the promoter as per the agreement for sale relating to such development is brought to the notice of the promoter within a period of five years by the allottee from the date of handing over possession, it shall be the duty of the promoter to rectify such defects without further charge, within thirty days, and in the event of promoter's failure to rectify such defects within such time, the aggrieved allottees shall be entitled to receive appropriate compensation in the manner as provided under this Act."
Undoubtedly, this is the first time that such a provision has been introduced and its applicability may become a headache for developers in times to come.
Speaking at an event orgainsed by Magicbricks on 'Real Estate - The RERA and GST Era' in New Delhi on June 29, Madhya Pradesh RERA regulator Antony De Sa said, "Any builder worth his salt would not construct a poor building."
Khaitan and Co Partner Sudip Mullick said the provision of a builder's responsibility towards a structural defect for up to 5 years is not harsh because "builders can appropriately cover themselves through insurance. The concern for builders would be workmanship for 5 years which may pose a considerable challenge".
The question is how should a developer proceed because he sources raw material from other vendors and delegates the construction to contractors and sub-contractors?
Neeraj Bansal, Head (Real estate and Construction), KPMG, said that developers would have to work around this and create a process in a transparent manner. "Unlike in the past, developers will now have to create a back-to-back warranty with suppliers in case a challenge comes up. Starting from the contract to execution and finally handing over, documentation has to be clearly spelled out. Five years is a long period and workmanship is a loose term - is it tiles, paints, electrical wiring or something else, a developer will have to clearly spell out his liabilities in a transparent manner."
Haryana's RERA Executive director Dilbag Singh Sihag said, "Before RERA kicked in across the country, Haryana already had a law wherein at the time of granting license, a developer had to give an undertaking to maintain all amenities for a period of 5 years." He added that structural defect had been defined explicitly in the state Act, thus, ruling out any confusion about what a structural defect is.
The Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017 (draft rules) define structural defects as "actual physical damage/defects to the designated load-bearing elements of the building, apartment or unit like faults, breakage or cracks, appearing over time in elements such as load bearing columns, walls, slabs, beams etc which can affect the strength and stability of the apartment or the building and shall include (i) defects due to design attributes of reinforced cement concrete (RCC) or structural mild steel (MS) elements of an engineered (structurally designed) building structure (ii) defects due to faulty or bad workmanship of RCC or MS work (iii) defects due to materials used in such RCC or MS work (iv) major cracks in masonry work that are induced as a result of failures of RCC or MS work (v) any defect which is established to have occurred on account of negligence, use of inferior materials or non-adherence to the regulatory codes of practice by the promoter."
While the accountability to clear structural defects is up to 5 years in Haryana, as regards workmanship a developer is responsible for only a year under the state laws, added Sihag.
Civil engineer Pragya Srivastva, who works as a freelance consultant, says that structural defect refers to a deficiency in a building where the structure fails to perform in a manner that is reasonably intended by the buyer. "It may arise due to a fault in design, material or construction quality. While material deficiency causes leakages and dampness, construction flaw leads to cracks in foundation, plumbing issues, electrical and mechanical problems etc." She adds that there have been cases where a project is designed for a particular location, keeping in view its soil conditions, but the structure comes up in some other area with different soil conditions which often causes structural faults. "Apart from going by the rulebook on construction engineering, a developer will have to keep a check on contractors who sub-contract the work and also keep an eye on pilfering so that he is not hauled up at a later stage," she sums up.
So, if a developer wants to save himself from the pain of poor construction, he will have to keep tabs on agencies he conducts business with. The end user would, of course, benefit from this improved diligence.


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This is Stag at Sharkeys, painted by George Bellows in the early part of the 1900's. Bellows was part of the Ashcan group of artists who depicted the reality of the time in their paintings, creating gritty scenes of city life and all that this entailed- street scenes, nightclubs, tenements, etc.
I've always been drawn to Bellows' work, particularly his several scenes of club fights. There is such great movement and rawness in these pieces that you get the real sense of the fury of the violence taking place. This is enhanced even more by the high contrast between the brightness of the fighters' skin and the great blackness of the open space above the ring. It all creates a great feeling of drama.
These paintings always bring to mind my grandfather, who was known as Shank. This was his time and this was his world. He had been a club wrestler which was the predecessor to professional wrestling except that it was real wrestling where one competitor might put a painful leg lock on the other and hold it for a long time until his opponent gave in. This ability to clamp on and not let go was how Shank came to his nickname.
The matches could last an several hours. I found an article in the local newspaper from that time, around 1907, documenting a match of his that went for four hours without either wrestler winning a fall. The match was suspended and they came back the next night to wrestle for another two and a half hours. Shank wrestled professionally for several years then later went on to be a stage manager at on of the many vaudeville theaters that once populated our city.
I remember as a kid, going to play bingo at the American Legion and this old city cop, Sailor Devlin, who was at the time the oldest active police officer in the country as recognized by Ripley's Believe It or Not. Serving as security for the event in his late 80's, Sailor would amble over to our table to talk with my dad. He had known Shank, who was at this point dead for several years, and would always comment on him, calling him the toughest guy he ever met. That really resonated with me and I always valued toughness after that, putting high regard for those who could, as they say, take it.
Maybe that's why I'm drawn to these images. The guys in these paintings can take it.
It's interesting to compare your grandfather's wrestling, which was real, and my grandmother's love of pro wrestling, which was pure artifice. Of all the questions I never asked her, why she loved Gorgeous George and that whole world is near the top of the list. In any event, the contrast between the world Bellows portrays and that televised spectacle of the 1950s is stark. Neither really appeals to me, but I certainly would take George Bellows over Gorgeous George.
The idea of your grandmother watching Gorgeous George makes me chuckle. Shank was, understandably, not a fan of the modern pro wrestling. When it was on he would swear and say that a horse, let alone a man, couldn't take that kind of beating.


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package net.sf.mmm.util.pojo.descriptor.impl;

import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Modifier;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Set;

import net.sf.mmm.util.collection.base.AbstractIterator;
import net.sf.mmm.util.pojo.descriptor.base.PojoMethodIntrospector;
import net.sf.mmm.util.reflect.api.VisibilityModifier;

/**
 * This is the implementation of the {@link PojoMethodIntrospector} interface.
 *
 * @author Joerg Hohwiller (hohwille at users.sourceforge.net)
 * @since 1.1.0
 */
public class PojoMethodIntrospectorImpl extends AbstractPojoIntrospector implements PojoMethodIntrospector {

  /**
   * The constructor.
   */
  public PojoMethodIntrospectorImpl() {

    super();
  }

  /**
   * The constructor. Configures and {@link #initialize() initializes} the component.
   *
   * @param visibility is the {@link #getVisibility() visibility}.
   * @param acceptStatic is the {@link #isAcceptStatic() accept-static} flag.
   */
  public PojoMethodIntrospectorImpl(VisibilityModifier visibility, boolean acceptStatic) {

    super(visibility, acceptStatic);
  }

  @Override
  public Iterator<Method> findMethods(Class<?> pojoType) {

    getInitializationState().requireInitilized();
    return new PojoMethodIterator(pojoType);
  }

  /**
   * Recursively collects all {@link Class#getInterfaces() interfaces} starting from the given {@code type}.
   *
   * @param type is the {@link Class} for which all {@link Class#getInterfaces() interfaces} shall be collected.
   * @param interfaceSet is the {@link Set} where the {@link Class#getInterfaces() interfaces} will be
   *        {@link Set#add(Object) added}.
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  private static void collectInterfaces(Class<?> type, Set<Class<?>> interfaceSet, Set<Class<?>> excludeSet) {

    for (Class<?> interfaceClass : type.getInterfaces()) {
      if ((excludeSet == null) || (!excludeSet.contains(interfaceClass))) {
        interfaceSet.add(interfaceClass);
      }
      collectInterfaces(interfaceClass, interfaceSet, excludeSet);
    }
  }

  /**
   * This inner class iterates the methods of a given pojo-type according to the
   * {@link PojoMethodIntrospectorImpl#getVisibility() visibility}.
   */
  public class PojoMethodIterator extends AbstractIterator<Method> {

    /** the current class */
    private Iterator<Class<?>> interfaces;

    /** the methods */
    private Method[] methods;

    /** the current index of {@link #methods} */
    private int index;

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     * @param pojoClass is the class for which the property-accessors should be iterated.
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    protected PojoMethodIterator(Class<?> pojoClass) {

      super();
      this.index = 0;
      this.methods = pojoClass.getDeclaredMethods();
      if (Modifier.isAbstract(pojoClass.getModifiers())) {
        Set<Class<?>> superInterfaceSet = null;
        Class<?> superClass = pojoClass.getSuperclass();
        if (superClass != null) {
          superInterfaceSet = new HashSet<>();
          collectInterfaces(superClass, superInterfaceSet, null);
        }
        Set<Class<?>> interfaceSet = new HashSet<>();
        collectInterfaces(pojoClass, interfaceSet, superInterfaceSet);
        this.interfaces = interfaceSet.iterator();
      } else {
        this.interfaces = null;
      }
      findFirst();
    }

    @Override
    protected Method findNext() {

      Method next = null;
      while (this.index < this.methods.length) {
        Method method = this.methods[this.index++];
        int modifiers = method.getModifiers();
        if (isAcceptStatic() || !Modifier.isStatic(modifiers)) {
          VisibilityModifier methodVisibility = VisibilityModifier.valueOf(modifiers);
          if (getVisibility().getOrder() <= methodVisibility.getOrder()) {
            next = method;
            break;
          }
        }
      }
      if ((next == null) && (this.interfaces != null)) {
        if (this.interfaces.hasNext()) {
          this.methods = this.interfaces.next().getDeclaredMethods();
          this.index = 0;
          next = findNext();
        }
      }
      return next;
    }

  }

}

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Yasutaka is a masculine Japanese given name.

Possible writings
Yasutaka can be written using many different combinations of kanji characters. Here are some examples:

靖隆, "peaceful, noble"
靖孝, "peaceful, filial piety"
靖貴, "peaceful, precious"
靖喬, "peaceful, high"
靖高, "peaceful, tall"
靖昂, "peaceful, rise"
康隆, "healthy, noble"
康孝, "healthy, filial piety"
康貴, "healthy, precious"
康喬, "healthy, high"
康高, "healthy, tall"
康昂, "healthy, rise"
安隆, "tranquil, noble"
安孝, "tranquil, filial piety"
安貴, "tranquil, precious"
安高, "tranquil, tall"
保隆, "preserve, noble"
保孝, "preserve, filial piety"
保貴, "preserve, precious"
泰隆, "peaceful, noble"
泰孝, "peaceful, filial piety"
易昂, "divination, rise"

The name can also be written in hiragana やすたか or katakana ヤスタカ.

Notable people with the name
, Japanese baseball player
, Japanese mathematician
, Japanese footballer
Yasutaka Matsudaira (松平 康荘, 1867–1930), Japanese marquis
, Japanese businessman
, Japanese musician
, Japanese footballer
, Japanese kokugaku scholar
, Japanese basketball player
, Japanese sumo wrestler
, Japanese volleyball player
, Japanese cyclist
, Japanese writer and actor
, Japanese tennis player
, Japanese footballer

Japanese masculine given names

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The element of Fire can't be ignored. Fire gives light and warmth. Without it, there's no chance at life. Fire signs are excitable, vital and enthusiastic. They command attention, whether they realize it or not.
Let's keep it real … Fire signs know exactly the effect they're having on the rest of us. They're lighting up our lives!
Fire signs are known as the ones who bring joy, color and sass to what would be an otherwise dull world. This is energy that can't be contained and rightly so. The Fire element is essential to our basic life force. This is the element that's focused on the creation of self or personal identity.
The idiom "To light a fire under someone" encapsulates the potency of the Fire element. Nothing gets you moving more than fire. Period. The element of Fire is, without a doubt, the most active, self-motivated, high spirited and animated force. If you're a Fire sign, you'll never need anyone else to light that fire under you. You've got it naturally.
The element of Fire is responsible for courage, confidence and initiative. Fire has no fear. Quite the contrary, Fire is to be feared. Interestingly enough, the element of Fire is not out to destroy — although it can. Fire may be bold, direct and occasionally reckless or impatient but it's not vicious. There's an innocent, honest quality in that the Fire element that yearns to freely express itself. Like a child.
When the element of Fire expresses itself in such a way it can either be endearing or downright irritating — especially to those who are more sensitive to the feelings of others. Fire isn't trying to hurt, but it can. It can be the bluntly honest remark, the lack of self-control or its hasty nature, hungry for immediate gratification. Fire gives radiant life but it can, of course, burn.
The three Fire signs of the zodiac are Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. While they all share the essential nature of the Fire element, they each express it in a slightly different way.
Aries is concerned with the development of a strong ego self. This sign is action oriented and a born leader. As a result, this sign will use its Fire nature in a way that promotes new experiences.
Leo will focus on using the Fire element of light and fire to sustain warmth and joy. Leo is fun loving and dramatic, using the flamboyant nature of fire in a way to promote personal theatrics and to gain respect and recognition.
Sagittarius is a Fire sign that's eternally seeking the truth in life. This sign will use its Fire energy to bravely assert opinions and ideals and to feed a never ending supply of optimism and inspiration.


1. Jurassic Park 4 is likely to be in theaters in July, 2004.
2. Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum are probably going to be in the movie.
3. Another name for Jurassic Park 4 is 'Chaos Island'.
4. Jeff Goldblum's interviews have been posted at many sites, and in one of them he plainly states that the plot of JP4 is completely outdoing the previous movie. Unfortunately, he cannot tell us the details.
5. Sam Neill does not approve the idea of the 4th movie at all. He does not wish to play a part in it.
So there you have it. The 5 basic facts about JP4. Of course there's a lot more information out there on the web, but I can't fit it all in this teeny-tiny article. Oh, well! Don't kill me!
dude, i think you mean July, 2005. They haven't even gotten a director yet, and last I heard, it was coming out in 2005.


With Handoff, as long as your iPhone and iPad are logged in with the same iCloud account and you're within range of Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) you can start working on one device, put it down, pick up the other, and keep right on working, right where you left off.
Handoff is available for Mail, Safari, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Maps, Messages, Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, and third-party App Store apps that add the functionality.
Now, with iOS 8, you can reply to a message right from the banner, accept an invitation right on the Lock screen, or favorite a piece of news directly in Notification Center. Whether you're playing a game, watching a movie, or editing a spreadsheet, interruption is minimized and app switching is potentially eliminated altogether.
Now any app can add an action extension that increases the utility and diversity of other apps and of iOS itself.
You're also no longer forced to, for example, leave Safari, go to 1Password, use the in-app browser, or copy the password to the clipboard and find our way back to Safari just to log into a website. With action extensions, everything just works, right where you need it, right when you need it.
iCloud Drive and its associated Document Picker are new features of iOS 8 that replace the old Documents in the Cloud system with a new one that allows the app you're using to open files created in a different app, import them, move them, or export them right back out again, all without creating any unnecessary steps, complicated workflows, or duplicate copies.
Everything is still backed up and synced to all your devices, but now everything is also available to all your apps.
Health is a new, built-in app. It serves as both a repository for all the health-related data accumulated by your iPhone, your apps, and your accessories, and a dashboard to help you make better, more visual sense of it. In other words, Health is a front-end for your quantified life.
In addition to apps that collect and track data, there are apps that let people manually enter data, like what they ate or how they felt at a specific time of day. There are apps that perform statistical analysis and provide graphical reports on data to help you better visualize specific metrics. There are apps from healthcare providers that let you send your information back to them to keep your records up-to-date.
Yet all that data about activity and sleep, diet and nutrition, mood and medication, vital signs and test results, all remains locked into the silos of all those individual apps.
Health and the accompanying HealthKit framework breaks down those silos. It brings together all that data together and puts it all in one, convenient, easy to refer to place.
Siri, Apple's virtual personal assistant, didn't get as many new features as it has in years past, but it did get the ability to identify songs via Shazam. Let Siri listen to what's playing and Siri will tell you the track's title and give you the option to buy it from the iTunes Store.
When your iPhone or iPad is plugged in, you can now choose to activate Siri by voice alone. Just say "Hey Siri". (Sadly, "Hey, seriously" activates it as well, so perhaps a more distinct term will eventually have to be adopted.) It is great, however, for when Siri is charging at your bedside or on your desk, while you're driving and plugged in, or while you're cooking or otherwise have your hands full.
There's a new Battery Usage section that, in theory, is similar to OS X Maverick's battery shaming. However, while things like Phone: Low Signal can show you real sources of battery drain, if you use Tweetbot all day, don't be surprised if that's top of your list — not for drain but simply because you won't stop tweeting.
That said, Battery Usage does show when background activity is the source of power consumption, which can be useful information. As can an app showing up high in the list when you don't use it much.
Triaging mail on the go has also been improved. New gestures let you quickly swipe right to mark a message as read or unread, or swipe left to flag it, trash or archive it, or to get more options. You can also swipe all the way left to trash it immediately.
Given all the new features in iOS 8, I was a bit overwhelmed when I first started using it. Rene Ritchie's review does a fantastic job of detailing what's new. My only complaint is the abundance of spelling mistakes in the article – it would be so much better if someone took the time to give it another edit.


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Ancestral Trails Genealogy ~ Life in the Past Lane
An ongoing family history research project by David A. Walker (davidawalker@bell.net)
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Paul Ernest Mehner
M, #51840, b. 22 June 1872, d. 24 November 1940
Father Karl Ernst Mehner b. 16 Aug 1845, d. 21 Aug 1915
Mother Therisa Amelia Otto b. 1849, d. 14 Jun 1910
Last Edited 24 Nov 2010
Note* Paul E. Mehner was the Mayor of Bremerton, Washington (January 3, 1912 to January 6, 1914). We have a photo provided by his son Paul Ernst Mehner, of the Mayor laying brick for the first paved street in Bremerton. (World War I began in 1914). The photo is in the Mayor's scrapbook. Paul was born June 22, 1872 in Saxony (probably Burkhardtsdorf, just south of Chemnitz), Germany. He came with his parents and his two brothers (Albert and Herman) to Mount Vernon, Ohio. He attended high school from 1883-1887 at the Mount Vernon, Knox Co.,Ohio High School. He graduated in June, 1887. He worked in Mount Vernon, OH from 1887-1889 'I worked for my Father learning the tailoring trade'--from his November, 1935 Application for Presidential Postmaster, Bremerton, WA. In 1890 and 1891, he worked at the Puget Sound Dye Works in Seattle 'pressing and tailoring work one and two supervised. $60.00 per month board and room'--(1935 Application above) From 1891 to 1901 he moved to Tracyton, WA (near Bremerton) 'on account of father's health bought small farm and worked this with brothers' (opcit). This is fascinating to us because it implies that not only his brother Albert, but also his 'long lost' brother Herman was working with him in Tracyton sometime during this time. We still wonder what happened to his brother Herman Mehner! From 1901 until at least 1935, he 'started my present business of Merchant Tailoring Have employed as many as ten people. At the present three and four working in the shop depending on amount of work. In 1934 net from business: $2259.90, Rentals gross: $4486.60' (op cit). He became the Bremerton City Clerk from incorporation 1n 1900 to 1910--salary nothing to $20.00 per month. Paul Ernst Mehner was the Mayor of Bremerton, WA (Jan 3, 1912-Jan 6,1914--no salary). We have a photo provided by his son Paul Ernst Mehnerof the Mayor laying the brick for the first paved street in Bremerton. (World War I began in 1914) (That photo is in his scrapbook) He was appointed Postmaster of Bremerton March 2, 1915 by President Wilson 'there were about eight employees at that time. Salary was in the neighborhood of $300 per month' (op cit). Sometime between 1915 and1918, he was dropped from that position because as stated in his 1935 Application (op cit): 'Navy Department thought it best not to have a German born in office'. He was Chairman of the Board of Directors of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association; he was elected Washington State Senator in 1932.--from a Register Report by Warren Dewar, July 18, 2000 His obituary adds that he was a Bremerton Port Commissioner and a former Director of the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce. In the 1920-21 Bremerton City Directory, Paul and Isabell Mehner is a 'tailor at 409 Washington Ave. His home was at 1224 Highland Ave.' We know that he lived in a 'French Country Farm Home on Highland Ave.' There is the Mehner Building (as of March, 1999) at 253 and 257 4thStreet, Bremerton. (Currently, 257 is the B.A. Gelschmann Co. Insurance since 1930. The Kitsap County Public Credit Union is in 253.) On page 105 Paul is mentioned in the Kitsap County History of 1977.There, it lists the following lodges where he was a member: Rebecca Lodge, Grand Army of the Republic and the Woodcraft Lodge. (appropriate research will give more details of his family and life!--JJR) He was married to Isabelle Agusta Stevenson Hicks and they had fivechildren. He died in Bremerton, WA, 1940.1�
Birth* Paul Ernest Mehner was born on 22 June 1872 in Saxony, Germany .�
He was the son of Karl Ernst Mehner and Therisa Amelia Otto.�
Marriage* Paul Ernest Mehner married Isabella Agusta Stevenson-Hicks, daughter of Joseph Stevenson and Margaret, on 27 November 1901. In Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .�
Death* Paul Ernest Mehner died on 24 November 1940, at age 68, in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. ; cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage.2�
Burial* He was buried in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .�
Children of Paul Ernest Mehner and Isabella Agusta Stevenson-Hicks
Margaret Theresa Mehner+ b. 10 Nov 1902, d. 9 Jan 1942
Gertrude Eva Mehner b. 20 Dec 1904, d. 9 Jan 1960
Pauline Esther Mehner+ b. 14 Jan 1907, d. 17 Nov 1973
Paul Ernest Mehner+ b. 5 Feb 1910, d. 25 Aug 1983
Charlotte Isabell Mehner+ b. 1913, d. 1997
Carol Lucille Mehner+ b. 1920, d. 1970
[S2544] Don Coy, Family Tree Maker file, Seattle, Washington.
[S959] John Jay & Nancy Dorian (Mehner) Ruhlman, "Compiled Records - John Jay & Nancy Dorian (Mehner) Ruhlman" (18314 Beaver Marsh Rd., Mt. Vernon, WA.). . Hereinafter cited as "Compiled Records - John Jay & Nancy Dorian (Mehner) Ruhlman."
Paul Ernest Mehner1
M, #59965, b. 5 February 1910, d. 25 August 1983
Father Paul Ernest Mehner b. 22 Jun 1872, d. 24 Nov 1940
Mother Isabella Agusta Stevenson-Hicks b. 12 Sep 1875, d. 11 Jul 1947
Last Edited 24 Jan 2002
Note* Paul Ernest Mehner was born February 5, 1910 in Bremerton, Kitsap County,Washington. He met his wife in High School in Bremerton; He worked for the HighwayDepartment when he was first married. Then he worked for Colby Crane inSeattle as an engineer designing cranes. He earned a B.M.E from the University of Washington. He was a MechanicalEngineer. He must have been living near Morton, Lewis County, Washington in 1913when his son Paul Owen Mehner was born.�
Birth* Paul Ernest Mehner was born on 5 February 1910 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
He was the son of Paul Ernest Mehner and Isabella Agusta Stevenson-Hicks.�
Marriage* Paul Ernest Mehner married Norma Lydia Jones on 9 November 1935. In Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Death* Paul Ernest Mehner died on 25 August 1983, at age 73, in Seattle, King County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Child of Paul Ernest Mehner and Norma Lydia Jones
John 'Jack' Warren Mehner b. 4 Mar 1950, d. 10 Feb 1990
Pauline Esther Mehner1
F, #58607, b. 14 January 1907, d. 17 November 1973
Note* Pauline 'Esther' Mehner is in the 1923 Union (Bremerton) High SchoolAnnual. Later, Pauline earned her High School Education Life Diploma fromthe University of Washington in 1927. She was a High School Teacherteaching Commercial Subjects. Her religion was Congregational. She was a member of the Fauntleroy Community Church; Zeta Tau AlphaSorority; Maude Sawyer Arboretum Unit (Past President.)�
Birth* Pauline Esther Mehner was born on 14 January 1907 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .2�
She was the daughter of Paul Ernest Mehner and Isabella Agusta Stevenson-Hicks.�
Marriage* Pauline Esther Mehner married Warren Lloyd Dewar Sr., son of Saunders Dewar and Mary Warren, on 15 June 1934. In Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Death* Pauline Esther Mehner died on 17 November 1973, at age 66, in Seattle, King County, Washington, U.S.A. .2�
Family: Pauline Esther Mehner and Warren Lloyd Dewar Sr.
[S1143] Sharon Rose (Mehner) Thompson, "Sharon Rose (Mehner) Thompson, compiled family records", recipient, Donald R. Coy (Sumner, Washington, U.S.A.). . Hereinafter cited as "Sharon Rose (Mehner) Thompson, compiled records."
Robert David Mehner Jr.1
M, #5579, b. 8 May 1942, d. 9 September 2001
Father Robert David Mehner Sr. b. 3 Jun 1918, d. 27 Jul 1991
Mother Jewel Ruth Coy b. 3 Apr 1918, d. 3 Oct 2001
Relationship 4th cousin of David Arthur Walker
Charts Descendants of Edward Cottle
Descendants of Richard Coye & Lucy Ann Lenten
Descendants of Silas Tito
Last Edited 18 Apr 2017
Nickname Robert David Mehner Jr. also is known commonly by the nickname of Bobby Mehner.�
Note* No family, Bud is 2nd born to Bob and Ruth (Coy) Mehner. Bod has been married four times. 'I thank God that He brought me home safe from Vietnam !!' Robert David Mehner Jr. writes: (see his father's details about Bob and Nancy's younger years) 'In the summer of 1945 when I was 3 years old, I was staying with my Grandma (Hazel Coy) who lived across the street from the Queen City Yacht Club in Seattle--Grandpa was the Commodore of the yacht club. From my grandparent's house we could watch the Mountlake Bridge on the Ship Canal open and close. One day, my Aunt Grace walked my sister Nancy and I to the Mountlake playground. From there we could see the University (of Washington) Bridge open and close. I reasoned in my 3-year old mind that I could walk completely around Portage Bay! The next morning I set out with my little red wagon and did just that...past the playground, over Mountlake Bridge, past the U of W and over the University Bridge and back to the house. I wondered what the police were doing at grandma's place (I didn't know they were looking for me! Bob Jr. trusted Christ as his Savior at Camp Gilead near Carnation, WA when he was 9 years old. The Pastor of the old Tabernacle Baptist Church of Seattle, Forrest Johnson led me to the Lord. Childhood friends were the following neighbor kids when we lived at 6912 South 115th, Seattle: Donald Parks, Terry Kennedy, Mickey Musgrove, Carl Hugo and Henry Ellingsen. I attended the Emerson Elementary, Sharples Jr. High and Franklin High School. My high school friend was Fred Singleton--the two of us were always in trouble! I graduated in 1961. I made appointments and gave free samples for a Fuller Brush salesman while in High School. Another sales job was demonstrating fire extinguishers door to door. Can you imagine a teenager carrying a can of kerosene, matches and a cake pan up to someone's porch, making sure the person is home, setting fire to the kerosene in the cake pan and knocking on the door? I sold nearly every resident. After high school I attended Edison Technical school (the old Broadway HS, Seattle) where I took sheet metal layout and fabrication. After getting my certification, I went to work at Renton Boeing on Marginal Way. In April 1964 I enlisted in the US Army-served 6 years in USA, Germany and Vietnam. In 1966 while stationed in Germany I sent a one-way plane ticket to my HS sweetheart to come and marry me. I married Linda Wise on Jan 16, 1967 in Niederwerrn, a small town in Northern Bavaria. We honeymooned in Paris. Linda was in Germany 2 months before we married and I had set up an apartment for her in the town near our base. The landlady was explaining how to light the water heater for the heiss vasser (hot water)--but it sounded like Hice or Ice water...I thought the German ways were not going to be my ways. I drove 60 ton tanks and 155mm self propelled howitzers in Germany. Home on furlough, we set up housekeeping in Alexandria, VA across the Potomac from Washington DC. I was stationed at Ft. Belvoir where I attended US Army's school of engineering for drafting. From there, we moved from Virginia to California in our '63 Chevy II station wagon that we had bought in Washington DC. I was stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco at the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge. We took an apartment about 1/2 block from 'Hippie Central'--the corner of Haight and Ashbury in 1968. Later that year we had a duplex next door to the SF Zoo rent free (government owned) that overlooked the ocean. I was sent to Vietnam in 1969. I enjoyed a week of R and R with my wife in Hawaii in the fall of '69. After the service, we settled in Corona CA where I worked at the Alcoa Aluminum casing plant for 7 years. I took business courses at Riverside City College and also studied Police Science.' More notes below about Bud's later life. 'God is not only listening, but He wants to grant the desires of your heart. For some time now, I had been praying for a riding partner; a female who likes motorcycling and loves God. Wow! What a combination THAT would be!! Other interests of mine include model trains and railroading in general, along with relics of the past, and exploring ghost towns. Well, folks, God answers prayer when we least expect it, and in ways I don't understand. After the March 20th (1999) C.M.A (Christian Motorcyclists Association) breakfast, an attractive woman approached me about riding 2nd seat on my Goldwing. Minimum riding gear required a helmet that she did not have. The ride was starting, so I said 'Maybe next time' and left. A month later, at the April 17th (1999) CMA breakfast, the same woman was there with complete riding gear and was ready to ride. She asked if she could ride with me, so I said 'sure.' The ride was north on Chuckanut Drive and stayed along the water all the way to Blaine. We stopped in Bellingham, and again at the Lummi Texaco. We had talked about a lot of things on the way, and found that we shared many interests. In some ways, my bike is like an altar, as I frequently talk with the Lord and sing praises to Him while riding. Not many miles into the ride, my soul began to sing....the weather was great, the ride even better, plus I had a pretty woman with me. In my joy, I began to sing 'Then sings my soul,,', and I looked in the mirror, only to find her watching me' OOPS! I quickly apologized for bursting into song but she said she liked it vert much, and to do it often. The destination was Blaine for lunch at Contos. We still had four and a half hours before she had to be back, so I asked her if she wanted to go to Silver Lake. She said she was just here for the ride, and I was doing the driving. We rode the twisties of South Pas and on to Silver Lake. We spent some time at the lake just talking and I couldn't believe how much we had in common. We continued the ride into Maple Falls and south on Mosquito Lake road into Acme, then south on Hwy 9 into Sedro Woolley, and finally back to her truck. We talked for another half hour. She told me she also had been praying to meet a Christian man who loved serving the Lord, singing hymns, and motorcycle riding. But then she said she was NOT looking for romance at this time--just a Christian man to ride motorcycles with until she could get her own bike. However, God had other plans for both of us!! On Tuesday, April 20, (1999) MSR (Morning Star Riders) rider nights began. Cary saw her truck at the Alger Texaco when he came for the ride. Cary's immediate reaction was 'BOB'S COMING!!' How did you know that, Cary? He had put one and one together and came up with two, and I had not even figured it out yet. The last thing on my mind was a relationship, yet I felt I was falling in love with her. The time we had spent talking on the weekend (yes, I saw her on Sunday too) had led me to believe that she is the complete answer to ALL my prayers, and more! In addition to that, the lady had a very long list of requirements for a future mate. She was certain no man could meet all of them, so she was not really looking! That hit 18 out of 21!!!?' .... Robert David Mehner, Jr. May 15, 1999.�
Anecdote* Robert David 'Bud' Mehner, Jr., son of Robert David 'Bob' Mehner, Sr. andJewel Ruth 'Ruth' Coy, was born 8 May 1942 in Bremerton, Washington, andmarried 16 Jan 1967 in Niederwerrn, Bavaria, Germany, Lida Marie Wise,who was born 9 Sep 1943 in Seattle, Washington. They were divorced inRiverside, California. No children of this marriage. His SSS# 537 40 3076 He married 27 Aug 1976 in Nuevo, California, Linda Kaye Brewer Bradley,who was born 18 Feb 1943 in Seattle, Washington. Linda Kaye had two children from a previous marriage: Martin Warren Bradley, born 21 Jul 1963 in Butler, Missouri. Michelle Lind Bradley, born 3 Jun 1971 in Hemet, California. This marriage ended in divorce in Riverside, California. He married 8 Sep 1989 in Hope, British Columbia, Canada, Mary AurillaKolacki, daughter of Cashmier John Kolacki and Edna Mae McAllister, whowas born 8 Jun 1928 in Bellingham, Washington. Divorced 1990 Snohomish County, Washington. No children by this marriage. He married 25 Jul 1999 in Joseph Whidbey State Park, Washington, JanetMarie Speers Mills, who was born 10 Jul 1953 in Anacortes, Washington. No children by this marriage. They were divorced 2000 Robert David died 9 Sep 2001 in Mt. Vernon, Washington of a heart attackand was buried September 13, 2001 in Plesant Ridge Cemetery, MountVernon, Washington. Bob had been married four times. Below is an unfinished biography of Robert Davd Mehner, Jr. as sent tohis uncle, Donald Raymond Coy by e-mail or 'Electronic' ' I thank God that He brought me home safe from Vietnam !!' Robert David Mehner Jr. writes: (see his father's details about Bob and Nancy's younger years) 'Inthe summer of 1945 when I was 3 years old, I was staying with my Grandma(Hazel Coy) who lived at 2607 12th Ave. N. Seattle, across the streetfrom the Queen City Yacht Club in Seattle--Grandpa was the Commodore ofthe yacht club. From my grandparent's house we could watch the MountlakeBridge on the Ship Canal open and close. One day, my Aunt Grace walkedmy sister Nancy and I to the Mountlake playground. From there we couldsee the University (of Washington) Bridge open and close. I reasoned inmy 3-year old mind that I could walk completely around Portage Bay! Thenext morning I set out with my little red wagon and did just that...pastthe playground, over Mountlake Bridge, past the U of W and over theUniversity Bridge and back to the house. I wondered what the police weredoing at grandma's place (I didn't know they were looking for me!) Bob Jr. trusted Christ as his Savior at Camp Gilead near Carnation,WA when he was 9 years old. The Pastor of the old Tabernacle BaptistChurch of Seattle, Forrest Johnson led me to the Lord. Childhood friends were the following neighbor kids when we lived at6912 South 115th, Seattle: Donald Parks, Terry Kennedy, Mickey Musgrove,Carl Hugo and Henry Ellingsen. I attended the Emerson Elementary,Sharples Jr. High and Franklin High School. My high school friend wasFred Singleton--the two of us were always in trouble! I graduated in1961. I made appointments and gave free samples for a Fuller Brushsalesman while in High School. Another sales job was demonstrating fireextinguishers door to door. Can you imagine a teenager carrying a can ofkerosene, matches and a cake pan up to someone's porch, making sure theperson is home, setting fire to the kerosene in the cake pan and knockingon the door? I sold nearly every resident. After high school I attended Edison Technical school (the oldBroadway HS, Seattle) where I took sheet metal layout and fabrication.After getting my certification, I went to work at Renton Boeing onMarginal Way. In April 1964 I enlisted in the US Army, served 6 years in USA,Germany and Vietnam. In 1966 while stationed in Germany I sent a one-wayplane ticket to my HS sweetheart to come and marry me. I married LindaWise on Jan 16, 1967 in Niederwerrn, a small town in Northern Bavaria.We honeymooned in Paris. Linda was in Germany 2 months before we marriedand I had set up an apartment for her in the town near our base. Thelandlady was explaining how to light the water heater for the heissvasser (hot water)--but it sounded like Hice or Ice water...I thought theGerman ways were not going to be my ways. I drove 60 ton tanks and 155mm self propelled howitzers in Germany.Home on furlough, we set up housekeeping in Alexandria, VA across thePotomac from Washington DC. I was stationed at Ft. Belvoir where Iattended US Army's school of engineering for drafting. From there, wemoved from Virginia to California in our '63 Chevy II station wagon thatwe had bought in Washington DC. I was stationed at the Presidio of SanFrancisco at the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge. We took anapartment about 1/2 block from 'Hippie Central'--the corner of Haight andAshbury in 1968. Later that year we had a duplex next door to the SF Zoorent free (government owned) that overlooked the ocean. I was sent to Vietnam in 1969. I enjoyed a week of R and R with mywife in Hawaii in the fall of '69. After the service, we settled inCorona CA where I worked at the Alcoa Aluminum casing plant for 7 years. I took business courses at Riverside City College and also studied PoliceScience.' Bob moved to Everson, Wa. in 19.. He married More notes below about Bud's later life. 'God is not only listening, but He wants to grant the desires of yourheart. For some time now, I had been praying for a riding partner; afemale who likes motorcycling and loves God. Wow! What a combinationTHAT would be!! Other interests of mine include model trains andrailroading in general, along with relics of the past, and exploringghost towns. Well, folks, God answers prayer when we least expect it,and in ways I don't understand. After the March 20th (1999) C.M.A(Christian Motorcyclists Association) breakfast, an attractive womanapproached me about riding 2nd seat on my Goldwing. Minimum riding gearrequired a helmet that she did not have. The ride was starting, so Isaid 'Maybe next time' and left. A month later, at the April 17th (1999) CMA breakfast, the same woman wasthere with complete riding gear and was ready to ride. She asked if shecould ride with me, so I said 'sure.' The ride was north on Chuckanut Drive and stayed along the water all theway to Blaine. We stopped in Bellingham, and again at the Lummi Texaco.We had talked about a lot of things on the way, and found that we sharedmany interests. In some ways, my bike is like an altar, as I frequentlytalk with the Lord and sing praises to Him while riding. Not many milesinto the ride, my soul began to sing....the weather was great, the rideeven better, plus I had a pretty woman with me. In my joy, I began tosing 'Then sings my soul,,', and I looked in the mirror, only to findher watching me' OOPS! I quickly apologized for bursting into song butshe said she liked it very much, and to do it often. The destination wasBlaine for lunch at Contos. We still had four and a half hours beforeshe had to be back, so I asked her if she wanted to go to Silver Lake.She said she was just here for the ride, and I was doing the driving. Werode the twisties of South Pas and on to Silver Lake. We spent some timeat the lake just talking and I couldn't believe how much we had in common. We continued the ride into Maple Falls and south on Mosquito Lake roadinto Acme, then south on Hwy 9 into Sedro Woolley, and finally back toher truck. We talked for another half hour. She told me she also hadbeen praying to meet a Christian man who loved serving the Lord, singinghymns, and motorcycle riding. But then she said she was NOT looking forromance at this time--just a Christian man to ride motorcycles with untilshe could get her own bike. However, God had other plans for both of us!! On Tuesday, April 20, (1999) MSR (Morning Star Riders) rider nightsbegan. Cary saw her truck at the Alger Texaco when he came for theride. Cary's immediate reaction was 'BOB'S COMING!!' How did you knowthat, Cary? He had put one and one together and came up with two, and Ihad not even figured it out yet. The last thing on my mind was arelationship, yet I felt I was falling in love with her. The time we hadspent talking on the weekend (yes, I saw her on Sunday too) had led me tobelieve that she is the complete answer to ALL my prayers, and more! Inaddition to that, the lady had a very long list of requirements for afuture mate. She was certain no man could meet all of them, so she wasnot really looking! That hit 18 out of 21!!!?' .... Robert DavidMehner, Jr. May 15, 1999. Bob was discharged from the US Army on 23 Jul 1964 while in Wurzburg,Germany with a Honorable Discharge. His last duty assignment and majorcommand was Battery C 2nd Bn 39th Artillery, 3rd Infantry Division, 7USA, APO, NY, NY 09036. Decorations and metals were; Marksman Badge,National Service Metal. His net service was 2 years 3 months and 18 days. Bob immediately re-enlisted on July 23, 1966 as a Private E-1 inWurzburg, Germany. After serving time in Germany he was transferred toSan Francisco and was stationed at the Presidio. In 1969, he was sent toVietnam. On March 13, 1970 he was Honorably discharged with the rank of SP4 E4 inthe HHC 93rd Engineers BN USAV. Decorations and metals; National DefenseService Medal, Vietnam Campaign Metal, Vietnam Service Metal and GoodConduct Metal. Education and training completed: Construction Draftsman,USA Engineers was 10 weeks in 1967. At the time of his discharge, hisaddress was P.O. Box 714, Corona, California 91720. Obituary of ROBERTDAVID MEHNER, JR> Mr. Robert David Mehner, Jr. 59, of Mount Vernon, Washington diedsuddenly of a heart attack on Sunday September 9, 2001 while enjoying aSunday outing near Darrington, Washington. 'Bob' was born in Bremerton,Washington on May 8, 1942, the son of Robert David Mehner, Sr. and JewellRuth Coy. He graduated from Franklin High School, Seattle, in 1960 andserved in Germany and Vietnam during the Vietnam War with the UnitedStates Army. He lived in Seattle, WA., San Bernardino, Calif., Everson,WA. and Mount Vernon, WA. and was a truck driver (having graduated fromthe Skagit Valley truck driving course.) Bob was an avid andenthusiastic member of the Skagit County Chapter of the ChristianMotorcycle Association. He was care giver for David Wellington, Everson,WA. for many years. Bob was a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ and wasa member of the Nooksack Valley Baptist Church of Everson, WA., twosisters and brother-in-laws, Nancy (Mehner) and John Ruhlman of MountVernon and Susan (Mehner) and Richard Burns of Burien, WA. His fatherpreceded him in death. Grave side funeral services will be held in the Pleasant Valley Cemetery,west of Mount Vernon, WA., on Thursday September 13, 2002 at 2:00 PM withburial to follow the services under the direction of the Fern FuneralHome of Mount Vernon. There will be no viewing of Mr. Mehner. Memorialsmay be made to the Christian Motorcycle Association 211 S. Pine Street,Burlington, Washington 98233. Kern Funeral Home 1122 South 3rd Street Mount Vernon, Washington 98273 (306) 336-2153 Fax (360) 336-2154 E-mail: leroy@@cnw.com.�
Nickname Robert David Mehner Jr. also is known commonly by the nickname of Bud Mehner.�
Birth* He was born on 8 May 1942 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .2�
He was the son of Robert David Mehner Sr. and Jewel Ruth Coy.�
Death* Robert David Mehner Jr. died on 9 September 2001, at age 59, in Mt. Vernon, Skagit County, Washington, U.S.A. ; Unknown GEDCOM info: Heart Attack.3�
Burial* He was buried on 13 September 2001 in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Skagit County, Washington, U.S.A. .�
[S186] Jean Agnes (Ferguson) Smith, Ennis History (Printed & Bound by Friesen Printers, 5720 Macleod Trail So, Calgary, Alberta: privately published, 1979). Hereinafter cited as Ennis History.
[S935] Jean Agnes (Ferguson) Smith, Ennis History (: Privately Published, 1979). Hereinafter cited as Ennis History.
Robert David Mehner Sr.1
M, #47789, b. 3 June 1918, d. 27 July 1991
Father Albert Hugo Mehner b. 3 Oct 1877, d. 2 Apr 1939
Mother Eva Mae Damon b. 20 Apr 1881, d. 3 Sep 1964
Last Edited 6 May 2002
Baptism Robert David Mehner Sr. was baptized in Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1729 Harvard, Seattle, Washington .2�
Note* Robert 'Bob' David Mehner was the fourth son born to Albert Hugo and EveMae (Damon) Mehner, and married Jewel Ruth 'Ruth' Coy, 23 March, 1940 atRuth's parent's, Roy David and Hazel Ruth (Snyder) Coy's home at 260712th Avenue North (now Boyer Avenue N.), Seattle, King County, Washington and had three children, Nancy Dorian, Robert David, Jr., Susan ClaireMehner. Various photos of Ruth and Bob are found in their scrapbooks. The Autobiography below was copied from a hand written letter written byRobert David Mehner, Sr. 'I was born in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, 03 June, 1918.The address was on Pleasant Avenue about one block up from the PortWashington Narrows, on the east side of the street in a small one storystructure. By 1919, we moved to a 24 acre ranch on Phinney Bay four milesnorth of Bremerton. (phone 363-M).' 'This was 'Gladshore' where my parents cultivated gladiolus bulbs and cutflowers to sell at our store in the Dietz Building on Pacific near 4th inBremerton. This was called Gladishore Floral Co. (phone 417)' 'I attended Cascade School in Charleston, grades 1, 2, and 3. MissKalander was Principle and third grade teacher.' 'About 1928, we moved 4 miles south of Bremerton to the old GorstHomestead and lived in the big two story Gorst Residence on Gorst Creek.(phone 1608-W-1) I attended Pleasant Valley School ( 1 room 6 grades, 30students) in the 4th and 5th grades. The twins, Glen and John Jorstad[the TV] sportscaster) were in my class.' ' We attended the Bremerton Baptist Church about 5th and Warren Streets.In 1929, my parents bought the Strand Apartments at 221 Belmont N (now is221 Bemont E) Seattle, (phone Capital 6158). We then moved across thestreet to the corner house, 232 Belmont N. at Thomas St. about 1931. Iattended Cascade Elementary School (Yale, Pontious, Harrison, ThomasStreets) for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Then we moved to 420 18thAve. N. (now E) about 1932. I finished 8th grade and attended BroadwayHigh School from 1932 to 1936 + 1937 Post Graduate.' -signed - Robert David Mehner. A copy of the funeral service program of Robert David Mehner, Sr. isfound in his scrapbook along with photos and snapshots of a small portionof his life. Bob's funeral was at the Carnation Bible Church, 32615 N.E45th Street, Carnation, Washington 98014. The officiant was Pastor SteveFarnworth, Pastor of the Carnation Bible Church. Bob is buried at theCarnation Cemetery, 6400 block, Carnation, Washington on theCarnation-Duval Road N.E. 98014. Bob's father, Albert Hugo Mehner had suffered from heart trouble broughton five years ago when the motor of a boat in which he and a son, Robert,were cruising, failed off Orcas Island. Bob's father rowed through highwaves and darkness for five hours before they reached shelter. His father became an invalid and his mother went into real estate, owningher company on Capital Hill. She (Eva Mae Damon Mehner) was one of thefirst licensed female Realtors in Seattle. Bob was baptized as an infant in the Westminster Presbyterian Church,1729 Harvard street in Seattle, 98122 He graduated from Broadway HighSchool. Bob Mehner and Ruth Coy met while attending a post graduate course atBroadway High School, Seattle, Washington (now Seattle Central CommunityCollege). They were engaged the day before Bob's father, Albert HugoMehner died in 1939. They were married in Ruth's parent's home in a formal ceremony performedby Pastor George L. Lorimer of the Tabernacle Baptist Church (15th Avenueand Harrison Street) in Seattle. Bob enlisted in the U.S. Navy in WWII and worked at the Naval Shipyardsat Bremerton, Washington. Bob and Ruth lived in housing area called WestPark, which was a few miles from the Naval Shipyard. The address was 70Baer Boulevard where Nancy and Robert, Jr. ('Bobby' 'Robin' 'Bud') wereborn. After three years stationed at the Alameda Naval Station, in the Bay areaCalifornia. They lived in an apartment in Berkeley while Bob was atAlameda Naval Station. Bob held the rank of Electronics Technician's Mate First Class. He spentsome time on the USS Buck for the first Naval Reserve Training cruise onthe west coast since the end of the war. When Bob was discharged from the Navy, they moved back to Seattle in theSkyway District, where they lived for 21 years (1947-1968) at 6912 South115th. Bob was employed by the Civil Aviation Authority (later known asthe Federal Aviation Administration or FAA) of the U.S. Government. Hewas a Radar Specialist, often working near Auburn maintaining the AirTraffic Control hardware and also took trips to the Stampede Pass Radarequipment in the Cascade Mountains. Bob and Ruth were members of the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Seattle for10 years and then helped to form the brand new Skyway Baptist Church inSouth Seattle. He was a man of faith and a Deacon of the Church,literally helping to build the church building. (The Skyway BaptistChurch has now merged with the South Center Baptist Church, Tukwila.) He retired in 1968 at age 50, sold their home at 6912 South 115th inSeattle, and purchased the 40 ft. ketch sailboat, the 'Saturna' with thedinghy, 'Saturnina'. Bob was a man with an inquiring mind; he gained hisAmateur Radio Operator's license when he was only 12 years of age, hiscall letters were: W7EVL; he ground and built his own telescope forbackyard observation of the stars; he taught Navigation at HighlineCommunity College, he built his own 24 foot sailboat, the; 'San Sucia',at McChord Air Force Base and surprised his whole family; he builtwonderful wind whirligigs for Camp Gilead, Carnation, Washington, wherehe was in charge of maintenance when he died. Oh yes, and he sailed halfway around the world with Ted Harmon of Bellingham (Ted bought the 65foot teak sailboat in Hong Kong and he and Bob sailed it to Hawaii, thenon to San Diego). Bob and Ruth did a lot of RV-ing in California and Arizona in a verysmall 8' travel trailer. You might say 'They covered the West Coastcamping and relaxing and sight seeing. Then they would moved on and whenthey saw a nice camp ground to say, they stayed for maybe a week beforemoving on, like a couple of vagabonds. After a few years of this, they decided to put some time helping at CampGilead, and ended up volunteering full time at Camp Gilead, a Christiancamp near Carnation, Washington. They lived in a small cottage at theCamp and parked their little trailer for good next to the cottage. At this time (November 17, 2000, Ruth still lives at Camp Gilead in thesame cottage, but has retired from assisting the Camp. Jewel Ruth (Coy) Mehner pass away at 4:05 PM 03 Oct 2001 at the GroupHealth Care Center in Bellevue, WA. and was buried 10 October 2001 at TheCarnation Cemetery, Carnation, Wa.�
Nickname Robert David Mehner Sr. also is known commonly by the nickname of Bob Mehner.�
Birth* He was born on 3 June 1918 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
He was the son of Albert Hugo Mehner and Eva Mae Damon.�
Marriage* Robert David Mehner Sr. married Jewel Ruth Coy, daughter of Roy David Coy Sr. and Hazel Ruth Snyder, on 23 March 1940. In Seattle, King County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Death* Robert David Mehner Sr. died on 27 July 1991, at age 73, in Group Health Hospital, Bellevue, King County, Washington, U.S.A. ; Unknown GEDCOM info: Heart Failure.�
Burial* He was buried on 29 July 1991 in Carnation Cemetery, Carnation, King County, Washington, U.S.A. .�
Child of Robert David Mehner Sr. and Jewel Ruth Coy
Robert David Mehner Jr.+ b. 8 May 1942, d. 9 Sep 2001
[S957] Bob Mehner & Jewel Coy, "Compiled Records - Bob Mehner & Jewel Coy" (30919 NE Farm Rd, Carnation,WA.). . Hereinafter cited as "Compiled Records - Bob Mehner & Jewel Coy."
Second Child Mehner
Father Karl Gottlieb Mehner b. 11 Jan 1778
Mother Christiane Caroline Hahnel
Second Child Mehner was the daughter of Karl Gottlieb Mehner and Christiane Caroline Hahnel.�
Third Child Mehner
Third Child Mehner was the daughter of Karl Gottlieb Mehner and Christiane Caroline Hahnel.�
Warren Paul 'Dimps' Mehner Sr.1
M, #51687, b. 23 July 1906, d. 12 February 1966
Last Edited 18 Mar 2007
Birth* Warren Paul 'Dimps' Mehner Sr. was born on 23 July 1906 in Ellensburg, Kittatas County, Washington, U.S.A. .2�
Marriage* Warren Paul 'Dimps' Mehner Sr. married Mildred Fern Jennings, daughter of Jesse Jennings and Dora Mable Ross, on 27 August 1933. In Plymouth Congregational Church, Colfax, Whitman County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Death* Warren Paul 'Dimps' Mehner Sr. died on 12 February 1966, at age 59, in Sumner, Pierce County, Washington, U.S.A. ; cause of death was Acute Coronary Occlusion.2�
Burial* He was buried in New Sumner Cemetery, Valley Avenue and 23rd North East Street, Sumner, Pierce County, Washington, U.S.A. .1�
Family: Warren Paul 'Dimps' Mehner Sr. and Mildred Fern Jennings
Timothy Meihew1
M, #82118, b. circa 1700, d. circa 1760
Charts Descendants of John Cory & Agnis Wauker
Birth* Timothy Meihew was born circa 1700.1�
Marriage* He married Patience Cory, daughter of Roger Cory, circa 1729.1�
Marriage Bann Marriage banns for Timothy Meihew and Patience Cory were published on 29 November 1729 in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island .1�
Death* Timothy Meihew died circa 1760.1�
Family: Timothy Meihew and Patience Cory
[S2043] Cory Family Society. This site contains genealogies of several early Corey/Cory families., online http://www.coryfamsoc.com. Hereinafter cited as Cory Family Society.
Elizabeth Meill
(Bride) Marriage* Elizabeth Meill married William Underhay, son of William Underhay, on 24 May 1816 in Eggbuckland, Devonshire, England .�
Child of Elizabeth Meill and William Underhay
William Underhay b. 1817, d. 1817
Phoebe Meisner
Child of Phoebe Meisner and James Henry Dickson
James Henry Dickson+ b. 19 Dec 1863, d. 7 Aug 1937
Agnes Meisnor
Child of Agnes Meisnor and Alfred Dean
Hilda Ann Dean+ b. 22 Feb 1911
Winnifred Meister
Family: Winnifred Meister and Emerson E. Redden
Blair Melanson1
M, #105499, b. 14 December 1899, d. 3 July 1964
Father Wilford Melanson1
Mother Philemon Cormier1
Charts Descendants of William Wallace
Last Edited 6 Jun 2015
Occupation* Blair Melanson was an auto mechanic.2�
Birth* He was born on 14 December 1899 in Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada .1,2�
He was the son of Wilford Melanson and Philemon Cormier.1�
Marriage* Blair Melanson married Leona Hendricksen, daughter of Frank Henry Hendricksen and Dinah H. Wallace, on 29 January 1921. In Methodist Parsonage, Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada . They were married by license. Blair was 21 years old, a bachelor, labourer, Roman Catholic, living in Shediac. Leona was 20 years old, a spinster, Anglican, living in Pointe-du-Chêne.1�
Census HeadHousehold* Blair Melanson was head of the household in the census of 1 June 1921 in Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada . Included in the household with Blair (age 21) were his wife Leona Hendricksen (age 20) and their daughter Novina (age 5 months).3�
Death* He died on 3 July 1964, at age 64, in Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada ; the informant for his death certificate was wife Leona Hendricksen.2�
Burial* He was buried on 5 July 1964 in Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada .2�
Family: Blair Melanson and Leona Hendricksen
[S10007] Official Notice of Marriage, Province of New Brunswick, Canada, Blair Melanson & Leona Hendricksen marriage, 29 January 1921, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick, Canada. PANB microfilm 19680, Code B4/1921, Number 6050.
[S10009] Registration of Death, Province of New Brunswick, Canada, digital image of original page PANB microfilm F20892, Volume 264, Registration 3517 (filed 27 July 1964), Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick, Canada. Hereinafter cited as Registration of Death.
[S10008] 1921 Canada Census, Shediac, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, of Blair Melanson & Leona Hendricksen household #75, 1 June 1921, digital image of original page, Reference Number: RG 31; Folder Number: 37; Census Place: Shediac (Parish), Westmorland, New Brunswick; Page Number: 9. Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Wilford Melanson1
Name Variation Wilford Melanson is also known as Wilfred Melanson.2�
Marriage* He married Philemon Cormier.1�
Child of Wilford Melanson and Philemon Cormier
Blair Melanson+1 b. 14 Dec 1899, d. 3 Jul 1964
Antonina Melia
Birth* Antonina Melia was born in Sicily .�
Marriage* She married Vincenzo Milana circa 1770.�
Child of Antonina Melia and Vincenzo Milana
Giacomo Milana+
Abraham Melick
Harland Atkinson Melick1
M, #58538, b. 6 June 1910
Note* In 1991, Dorothy and Hartland Melick lived in Rothesay, Kings County, NewBrunswick, Canada. They had no children by this marriage.�
Birth* Harland Atkinson Melick was born on 6 June 1910 in Saint John, Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada .1�
[S1014] Wayne Gunter, "Gunter Family Heritage File" (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada). . Hereinafter cited as "Gunter Family Heritage File."
Clarence Elof Melin1
M, #50007, b. 2 August 1904, d. 1983
Father Troed Andrew Pearson b. 1871, d. 13 Sep 1953
Mother Emma Melin b. 1875, d. 4 Aug 1956
Note* Clarence Elof Melin was Crook County treasure for two terms, worked foran oil company in Rapid City, South Dakota, for a while then went intobusiness in Hulett, Wyoming. He ran the business until his health failedand he moved to the Long Term Health Care Center in Bell Fourche, SouthDakota, U.S.A.�
Birth* Clarence Elof Melin was born on 2 August 1904 in Lead, Lawrence County, South Dakota, U.S.A. .1�
He was the son of Troed Andrew Pearson and Emma Melin.�
Death* Clarence Elof Melin died in 1983, in Long Term Health Care Center, Belle Fourche, South Dakota, U.S.A. .2�
Burial* He was buried in Hulett Cemetery Block 1, Lot 63, Hulett, Crook County, Wyoming, U.S.A. .2�
[S993] Crook County Historical Society, Pioneers of Crook County 1876-1920 (303 East Sioux, Pierre, South Dakota: State Publishing Company, 1981). Hereinafter cited as Pioneers of Crook County 1876-1920.
[S1034] More Hullett Area Past & Present, Hullet Area Senior Citizens, compiler, (Hullett, Ontario: Hullet Area Senior Citizens). Hereinafter cited as More Hullett Area Past & Present.
Emma Melin1
F, #50006, b. 1875, d. 4 August 1956
Note* Emma Melin was cooking at the Pearson sawmill at Eothen. She had come to Lead, South Dakota, with her husband earlier from Sweden. While working at the mine in Lead, Mr. Merlin became ill and passed away from pneumonia. Troed and Emma were married at Eothen by Justice of the Peace, John Pearson, on 21 March 1906. In 1907 Emma and Troed bought the general store in Hulett from Storm and Youngman, also a new home, both built by 'Cap' Storms. They sold half interest in the store to Roy Bush and change the name to 'Bush and Pearson Store'. In 1908 Sam Sherman had arrived in the Alva area from Langdon, Missouri. On a Sunday shortly after his arrival, in company with another young man, he rode horseback to Hulett. Wishing to treat his friend Sam bought a nickels worth of peanuts at the Pearson store. In Missouri peanuts were ten cents a pound here they were twenty cents. Sam looked at the nickel sack of peanuts and then at Troed and said, 'If I can't eat all of these will you take part of them back?' In 1917 the store was sold to the Rochdale Company, a cooperative. Pearsons moved to a ranch in the area. Later they returned to Hulett when Troed and Roy again became owners of the Bush and Pearson Store. Pearsons continued the business until Troed passed away on 13 September 1953. His wife and daughter continued the business until Emma passed away on 04August 1956. Troed had been a member of the Masonic Order since 1916 and at one time was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge. Masonic services were held at his funeral at the Hulett Cemetery. Troed and Emma's children were; Clarence Elof (Emma's son by her first marriage) born 2 August 1904: Mildred Olivia, born 15 January 1907; Troed Ivar, born 23 March 1908, Oscar Frederick, born 11 September 1909. Oscar never married and passed away 24 October 1958. Mildred married Arthur Greyville Morgan on 27 September 1948 at Gillette. He was born 12 April 1881 and passed away 10 October 1965 in Sheridan, Wyoming. Mildred continues to live in Sheridan (1981). Ivar married Jessie Mae Oudin on 22 April 1935. They live on the Pearson ranch north of Hullet. They have one daughter, Sharon, born 20 September1936. She is married to Arthur Burdick of Newcastle. They live in Kenai, Alaska, with their two sons Randy, born 14 June 1957 and Ronald 'Ronnie', born 7 September 1958. Clarence was Crook County treasurer for two terms, worked for an oil company in Rapid City, South Dakota, for a while then went into business in Hulett, Wyoming. He ran the business until his health failed and he moved to the Long Term Health Care Center in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. This account is listed in the book on page 394 -- Pioneers Of Crook County 1876-1920, by the Crook County Historical Society, Crook County, Wyoming, published by State Publishing Company, 303 East Sioux, Pierre, South Dakota, Copyright 1981.�
Birth* Emma Melin was born in 1875 in Sweden .1�
Marriage* She married Troed Andrew Pearson, son of Ola Pearson and Olivia Trasdon, on 21 March 1906. In Eothen Crook County, Wyoming, U.S.A. .1�
Death* Emma Melin died on 4 August 1956, in Hulett, Crook County, Wyoming, U.S.A. .1�
Burial* She was buried in Hulett Cemetery, Block 1, Lot 62, Hulett, Crook County, Wyoming, U.S.A. .2�
Children of Emma Melin and Troed Andrew Pearson
Clarence Elof Melin b. 2 Aug 1904, d. 1983
Mildred Olivia Pearson b. 15 Jan 1907
Troed 'Ivar' Ivar Pearson+ b. 23 Mar 1908
Oscar Frederick Pearson b. 11 Sep 1909, d. 24 Oct 1958
Jean Esther Melitzer1
F, #6755, b. 24 August 1928, d. 13 September 1952
Father Nelson James Melitzer b. 24 Nov 1887, d. 20 Aug 1956
Mother Annie Lillian Gunter b. 1 Feb 1894, d. 11 Jun 1971
Last Edited 29 May 2001
Birth* Jean Esther Melitzer was born on 24 August 1928.1�
She was the daughter of Nelson James Melitzer and Annie Lillian Gunter.�
Death* Jean Esther Melitzer died on 13 September 1952, at age 24.1�
[S202] Lorna Burke, Lorna Burke (P.O. Box 71, 6642 Rte. 8, Ludlow, New Brunswick, Canada).
Nelson James Melitzer1
M, #56395, b. 24 November 1887, d. 20 August 1956
Birth* Nelson James Melitzer was born on 24 November 1887.1�
Marriage* He married Annie Lillian Gunter, daughter of Charles Rheuben Gunter and Annie Helen Kilburn, on 13 June 1917.1�
Death* Nelson James Melitzer died on 20 August 1956, at age 68.1�
Child of Nelson James Melitzer and Annie Lillian Gunter
Jean Esther Melitzer b. 24 Aug 1928, d. 13 Sep 1952
Catherine Mellish
Child of Catherine Mellish and Lewis Gay Ross
Arthur Lewis Ross+ b. 1 Jun 1888
Henry Mellon1
Last Edited 12 Dec 2002
[S1615] Punta Gorda Joseph W Pehousek, Descendants of Jones Dyer, Sr. and Hannah 'Herrington' (: self published, October 1999). Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jones Dyer, Sr. and Hannah 'Herrington.'
Elizabeth Alice Mells
F, #12363, b. 1885, d. 24 February 1918
Birth* Elizabeth Alice Mells was born in 1885.�
Death* She died on 24 February 1918.�
Children of Elizabeth Alice Mells and Leonard Barraclough
George Leonard Barraclough b. 1 Dec 1906, d. 2 Jun 1980
Stanley Barraclough b. Feb 1917, d. Feb 1917
Abigail S. Meloon
F, #27503, b. 28 May 1872
Father Andrew Jackson Meloon b. c 1843, d. 13 Mar 1900
Mother Elizabeth Ann Olemore b. 7 Dec 1840, d. 5 Jul 1926
Birth* Abigail S. Meloon was born on 28 May 1872 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine, U.S.A. .�
She was the daughter of Andrew Jackson Meloon and Elizabeth Ann Olemore.�
Alfred M. Meloon
M, #16681, b. 9 September 1904, d. 20 September 1981
Father George Bartlett Meloon b. 20 Mar 1880, d. 5 Jan 1922
Mother Julia Healey b. 19 Jun 1879, d. 31 May 1944
Birth* Alfred M. Meloon was born on 9 September 1904 in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
He was the son of George Bartlett Meloon and Julia Healey.�
Marriage* Alfred M. Meloon married Claire Campbell Schurman, daughter of Joseph Leonard Schurman and Annie Badger, on 15 December 1944. In New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Death* Alfred M. Meloon died on 20 September 1981, at age 77, in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Family: Alfred M. Meloon and Claire Campbell Schurman
Alice Ernest Meloon
F, #28391, b. 11 May 1906, d. 26 July 1951
Birth* Alice Ernest Meloon was born on 11 May 1906 in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
She was the daughter of George Bartlett Meloon and Julia Healey.�
Death* Alice Ernest Meloon died on 26 July 1951, at age 45, in Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Andrew Jackson Meloon
M, #17345, b. circa 1843, d. 13 March 1900
Father Samuel Meloon b. c 1815
Mother Susan Ackerly b. c 1822
Birth* Andrew Jackson Meloon was born circa 1843 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine, U.S.A. .�
He was the son of Samuel Meloon and Susan Ackerly.�
Marriage* Andrew Jackson Meloon married Elizabeth Ann Olemore, daughter of Bradford Olemore and Abigail Hopkins, circa 1872.�
Death* Andrew Jackson Meloon died on 13 March 1900, in Cutler, Washington County, Maine, U.S.A. .�
Children of Andrew Jackson Meloon and Elizabeth Ann Olemore
Abigail S. Meloon b. 28 May 1872
Hattie Idella Meloon+ b. Nov 1876, d. Jul 1925
Arthur Edwin Meloon b. 10 Jan 1879
Arthur Edwin Meloon
M, #27504, b. 10 January 1879
Birth* Arthur Edwin Meloon was born on 10 January 1879 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine, U.S.A. .�
He was the son of Andrew Jackson Meloon and Elizabeth Ann Olemore.�
Marriage* Arthur Edwin Meloon married ? Ollimore in 1901.�
Family: Arthur Edwin Meloon and ? Ollimore
Daniel Meloon
M, #28389, b. February 1861, d. 13 September 1910
Birth* Daniel Meloon was born in February 1861 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine .�
Marriage* Daniel Meloon married Etta W. ? in 1886.�
Death* Daniel Meloon died on 13 September 1910, at age 49, in Cutler, Washington County, Maine .�
Family: Daniel Meloon and Etta W. ?
George Bartlett Meloon
M, #27505, b. 20 March 1880, d. 5 January 1922
Birth* George Bartlett Meloon was born on 20 March 1880 in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Death* He died on 5 January 1922, at age 41, in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Children of George Bartlett Meloon and Julia Healey
Alfred M. Meloon b. 9 Sep 1904, d. 20 Sep 1981
Alice Ernest Meloon b. 11 May 1906, d. 26 Jul 1951
William David Meloon b. 21 May 1908, d. 7 Dec 1980
George Everett Meloon+ b. 18 Aug 1910, d. 27 Apr 1990
George Everett Meloon
M, #28396, b. 18 August 1910, d. 27 April 1990
Birth* George Everett Meloon was born on 18 August 1910 in Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Death* George Everett Meloon died on 27 April 1990, at age 79, in Sun City Center, Florida, U.S.A. .�
George Washington Meloon
M, #28386, b. 25 September 1843, d. 30 May 1917
Birth* George Washington Meloon was born on 25 September 1843 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine .�
Marriage* George Washington Meloon married Mary G. Mapes in 1868.�
Death* George Washington Meloon died on 30 May 1917, at age 73, in Cutler, Washington County, Maine, U.S.A. .�
Family: George Washington Meloon and Mary G. Mapes
Hattie Idella Meloon
F, #14351, b. November 1876, d. July 1925
Birth* Hattie Idella Meloon was born in November 1876 in Cutler, Maine, U.S.A. .�
Marriage* Hattie Idella Meloon married Ira Bliss Schurman, son of Oliver Nelson Schurman and Mary Jane Schurman, on 14 December 1901. In Cutler, Maine, U.S.A. .�
Death* Hattie Idella Meloon died in July 1925, at age 48, in Cutler, Maine, U.S.A. .�
Child of Hattie Idella Meloon and Ira Bliss Schurman
Son Schurman b. 16 Mar 1902, d. Mar 1902
Samuel Meloon
M, #27499, b. circa 1815
Birth* Samuel Meloon was born circa 1815 in New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Children of Samuel Meloon and Susan Ackerly
Wallace L. Meloon b. c 1841, d. b 1872
Andrew Jackson Meloon+ b. c 1843, d. 13 Mar 1900
George Washington Meloon b. 25 Sep 1843, d. 30 May 1917
Samuel Meloon b. c 1844, d. b 1860
Daniel Meloon b. Feb 1861, d. 13 Sep 1910
M, #28388, b. circa 1844, d. before 1860
Birth* Samuel Meloon was born circa 1844 in Maine, U.S.A .�
Death* Samuel Meloon died before 1860.�
Wallace L. Meloon
Birth* Wallace L. Meloon was born circa 1841 in Cutler, Washington County, Maine .�
Marriage* Wallace L. Meloon married Elizabeth Ann Olemore, daughter of Bradford Olemore and Abigail Hopkins, on 24 December 1862.�
Death* Wallace L. Meloon died before 1872.�
Family: Wallace L. Meloon and Elizabeth Ann Olemore
William David Meloon
M, #28395, b. 21 May 1908, d. 7 December 1980
Birth* William David Meloon was born on 21 May 1908 in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Death* William David Meloon died on 7 December 1980, at age 72, in New Castle, New Hampshire, U.S.A. .�
Gideon Melot1
M, #98753, b. 1624, d. 1683
Father Josue Marle1 b. c 1598, d. 1655
Mother Jeanne Robb1 b. 1600, d. bt 1660 - 1665
Birth* Gideon Melot was born in 1624 in France .1�
He was the son of Josue Marle and Jeanne Robb.1�
Marriage* Gideon Melot married Marguerette Martijn.1�
Death* Gideon Melot died in 1683, in Mansfield, New Jersey .1�
Child of Gideon Melot and Marguerette Martijn
Jean Pierre Melot1 b. 18 Apr 1658, d. 1702
[S4799] Correspondence with Michael Clark, Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker, (Edwards, Ontario, Canada).
Jean Pierre Melot1
M, #98671, b. 18 April 1658, d. 1702
Father Gideon Melot1 b. 1624, d. 1683
Mother Marguerette Martijn1 b. 1622, d. 25 Aug 1681
Name Variation Jean Pierre Melot is also known as John Melot.2�
Birth* He was born on 18 April 1658 in Mannheim, Germany .1�
He was the son of Gideon Melot and Marguerette Martijn.1�
Marriage* Jean Pierre Melot married Marie Bellemain in 1690. In New York .2,1�
Death* Jean Pierre Melot died in 1702, in New Jersey .1�
Family: Jean Pierre Melot and Marie Bellemain
[S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- ), online http://treena126.webs.com/stephenhooperfamily.htm. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- ).
Anthony Meloy1
Birth* Anthony Meloy was born circa 1977.1�
Caroline Henrietta Melville
F, #101306, b. 29 January 1842, d. 11 May 1853
Father Dr. Henry Reed Melville b. 7 Jul 1816, d. 1866
Mother Eliza Marianne Choppin d. 2 Mar 1905
Last Edited 14 Feb 2012
Birth* Caroline Henrietta Melville was born on 29 January 1842.�
She was the daughter of Dr. Henry Reed Melville and Eliza Marianne Choppin.�
Death* Caroline Henrietta Melville died on 11 May 1853, at age 11.�
Rev. Canon Charles Julian Mashiter Melville
M, #101308, b. 11 June 1845, d. 3 February 1917
Birth* Rev. Canon Charles Julian Mashiter Melville was born on 11 June 1845.�
He was the son of Dr. Henry Reed Melville and Eliza Marianne Choppin.�
Death* Rev. Canon Charles Julian Mashiter Melville died on 3 February 1917, at age 71.�
Edwin Hunter Melville
Birth* Edwin Hunter Melville was born on 30 October 1856.�
Ernest Edwin Melville1
Father Henry Rowland Melville1 b. 16 Mar 1858
Mother Helen Medora Munds1
Descendants of John Drake & Christiana Billet
Descendants of William Dyer & Mary Barrett
Descendants of Hugh Hull & Elinor
Descendants of William White & Susanna Jackson
Birth* Ernest Edwin Melville was born circa 1894 in Barbados, British West Indies .1�
He was the son of Henry Rowland Melville and Helen Medora Munds.1�
Marriage* Ernest Edwin Melville married Helen Cecelia Wiggins, daughter of Rev. Dr. Cecil Frederick Wiggins and Catherine Freeman, on 25 June 1918. In Sackville, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada . They were married by license. Ernest Edwin Melville was 24 years old, living in Sackville, New Brunswick, bachelor, government inspector of munitions, Anglican. Helen Cecelia Wiggins was 26 years old, also living in Sackville, spinster, Anglican. They were married by "His Lordship Bishop Richardson", John H. Richardson, Bishop of Fredericton. He later became Archbishop.1�
Family: Ernest Edwin Melville and Helen Cecelia Wiggins
[S6585] Unknown spouses' names, (25 June 1918), Marriage Registration - Ernest Edwin Melville & Cecilia Wiggins, PANB Microfilm F15977, Ref. B4/1918, #2631 , unknown manuscript info. Hereinafter cited as Marriage Registration - Ernest Edwin Melville & Cecilia Wiggins.
Frederick Welford Melville
Birth* Frederick Welford Melville was born on 15 April 1851.�
George Melville
Last Edited 18 Jun 2004
Birth* George Melville was born in of Groton, Vermont .�
Marriage* He married Mary Elizabeth Ricker after 1880.�
Burial* George Melville was buried in Money Creek Cemetery, Money Creek, Minnesota .�
Family: George Melville and Mary Elizabeth Ricker
Henry Clement Melville
M, #101307, b. 6 August 1843
Birth* Henry Clement Melville was born on 6 August 1843.�
Dr. Henry Reed Melville
M, #101302, b. 7 July 1816, d. 1866
Father Hon. Thomas S. Melville b. 4 Apr 1797, d. 24 Jul 1841
Mother Rebecca Sarah Lyte b. 5 Oct 1789, d. 17 Feb 1841
Christening* Dr. Henry Reed Melville was christened on 7 July 1816 in St. Michael, Barbados .�
He was the son of Hon. Thomas S. Melville and Rebecca Sarah Lyte.�
Marriage* Dr. Henry Reed Melville married Eliza Marianne Choppin on 17 December 1839. In Harmony Hall Estate, St. Vincent.�
Death* Dr. Henry Reed Melville died in 1866.�
Children of Dr. Henry Reed Melville and Eliza Marianne Choppin
Caroline Henrietta Melville b. 29 Jan 1842, d. 11 May 1853
Henry Clement Melville b. 6 Aug 1843
Rev. Canon Charles Julian Mashiter Melville b. 11 Jun 1845, d. 3 Feb 1917
James Grant Wickham Melville b. 11 Dec 1846
Frederick Welford Melville b. 15 Apr 1851
Sydney Dalzell Melville b. 15 Mar 1853
Edwin Hunter Melville b. 30 Oct 1856
Henry Rowland Melville+ b. 16 Mar 1858
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