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Descendants and Ancestors of Charlemagne (in 4th generation)

398. Wilton Henry⁴² Terstegge (Florence Elizabeth⁴¹ Gates, John McPherson⁴⁰, Jerusha Russell³⁹ Clark, Eunice³⁸ Pomeroy, Mindwell³⁷ Lyman, Abigail³⁶ Moseley, Joseph³⁵, Mary³⁴ Newberry, Benjamin³³, Thomas³², Richard³¹, Richard³⁰ Newborough, Walter²⁹ Newburgh, Thomas²⁸, John²⁷, John²⁶, Margaret²⁵ Poyntz, Nicolas²⁴, Hugh²³ Pontz, Elizabeth la Zouche²², Millicent de Cantilupe²¹, Eve de Braose²⁰, Eve¹⁹ Marshall, Isabel de Clare¹⁸, Richard de Clare¹⁷, Isabel de Beaumont¹⁶, Isabel of Vermandois¹⁵, Hugh Magnus¹⁴, Henry I¹³, Robert II the Pious¹², Hugh Capet¹¹, Hugh Magnus¹⁰, Beatrix de Vermandois⁹, Herbert I de Vermandois⁸, Pepin⁷, Bernard⁶, Pepin⁵, Charlemagne⁴, Pepin The Short³, Charles Martel, The Hammerer², Pepin d'Heristal¹)^1466,¹⁴⁶⁷ was born August 22, 1892 in New Albany, IN ^1468,¹⁴⁶⁹, and died March 11, 1966 ^1470,^1471,¹⁴⁷². He married (1) Anne Frances Murnane^1473,¹⁴⁷⁴ November 20, 1919 ¹⁴⁷⁵, daughter of John Murnane and Emma Hammond. She was born January 02, 1898 in Louisville, KY^1475,¹⁴⁷⁶, and died September 23, 1956 ^1477,¹⁴⁷⁸. He married (2) Dorothy Besten April 15, 1961. She was born July 07, 1898, and died Aft. 1972.

More About Wilton Henry Terstegge:
Charlemagne: Descendant
Social Security Number: 400-03-0690 ¹⁴⁷⁹

Notes for Anne Frances Murnane:
Birth year also reported as 1898 by Paul Terstegge research In a letter from Floy Gates Terstegge Meagher to Mary Glen Meagher Bradbury and Charles Bradbury dated 7 Feb, 1982 she stated her mother (Anne Murnan) "my mother always spelled her name MURNANE, and birthdate 1/2/1898. After her death, her birth certificate showed her name MURNAN and 1/2/1896 her birthdate."

More About Wilton Terstegge and Anne Murnane:
Marriage: November 20, 1919 ¹⁴⁸⁰

More About Wilton Terstegge and Dorothy Besten:
Marriage: April 15, 1961

Children of Wilton Terstegge and Anne Murnane are:

+	448	i.	Martha Anne⁴³ Terstegge, born September 13, 1920.
+	449	ii.	Floy Gates Terstegge, born September 07, 1922 in Louisville, Jefferson, KY.
+	450	iii.	Mary Bernard Terstegge, born July 10, 1926.

399. Harry Joseph⁴² Terstegge (Florence Elizabeth⁴¹ Gates, John McPherson⁴⁰, Jerusha Russell³⁹ Clark, Eunice³⁸ Pomeroy, Mindwell³⁷ Lyman, Abigail³⁶ Moseley, Joseph³⁵, Mary³⁴ Newberry, Benjamin³³, Thomas³², Richard³¹, Richard³⁰ Newborough, Walter²⁹ Newburgh, Thomas²⁸, John²⁷, John²⁶, Margaret²⁵ Poyntz, Nicolas²⁴, Hugh²³ Pontz, Elizabeth la Zouche²², Millicent de Cantilupe²¹, Eve de Braose²⁰, Eve¹⁹ Marshall, Isabel de Clare¹⁸, Richard de Clare¹⁷, Isabel de Beaumont¹⁶, Isabel of Vermandois¹⁵, Hugh Magnus¹⁴, Henry I¹³, Robert II the Pious¹², Hugh Capet¹¹, Hugh Magnus¹⁰, Beatrix de Vermandois⁹, Herbert I de Vermandois⁸, Pepin⁷, Bernard⁶, Pepin⁵, Charlemagne⁴, Pepin The Short³, Charles Martel, The Hammerer², Pepin d'Heristal¹)^1480,^1481,¹⁴⁸² was born September 22, 1893 in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana ^1483,¹⁴⁸⁴, and died November 30, 1950 ^1485,¹⁴⁸⁶. He married Katherine Harriet Muno^1487,^1488,^1489,¹⁴⁹⁰ June 12, 1928, daughter of Muno and Julia. She was born March 17, 1908 ^1491,¹⁴⁹², and died October 21, 1996 in Invanhoe, CA ¹⁴⁹³.

Notes for Katherine Harriet Muno:
"Rena Catherine Muno" was the name listed in the WFT Genealogy but in a letter from her daughter Mary Anne Terstegge on Nov 16, 1998 she said "... She was named Katherine Harriet Muno. But her family called her Rena so she thought that was her name. When she graduated from High School she asked her parents her middle name and they said Harriett (Her mother Juli's closest-in-age sister, our Aunt Hattie, was Harriet Barbara). So Mother's High School Dipolma and her year book senior picture say Rena Harriet Muno. But when she married Harry J Terstegge, she had to get her Baptism certificate and it said Katherine Harriet Muno! (Her father's mother was named Katherine Brit (?) Muno and called Katie). Thereafter all legal documents concerning mother in her married life have her as Katherine Harriet or Katherine Muno Terstegge. So did the marriage license which I have."

More About Katherine Harriet Muno:
Social Security Number: 558-52-5997¹⁴⁹³

More About Harry Terstegge and Katherine Muno:
Marriage: June 12, 1928

Children of Harry Terstegge and Katherine Muno are:

451

Mary Anne⁴³ Terstegge ¹⁴⁹⁴, born November 07, 1932 in Ivanhoe, CA¹⁴⁹⁴; died September 30, 1999 in Invanhoe, CA¹⁴⁹⁴.

More About Mary Anne Terstegge:
Burial: October 05, 1999, Woodlake Cemetery¹⁴⁹⁴
Medical Information: Died following complictations from open-heart surgery in July 1999
Occupation: Librarian¹⁴⁹⁴

452

ii.

Harriet Louise Terstegge¹⁴⁹⁴, born 1934. She married William J. Barton 1953; born 1933.

Notes for Harriet Louise Terstegge:
Source: Letter from Harriett Terstegge barton announced Mary Anne Terstegge's death.
hbarton@gateway.net

More About William Barton and Harriet Terstegge:
Marriage: 1953

453

iii.

Robert Henry Terstegge¹⁴⁹⁴, born 1938; died March 06, 1963. He married Beverly L. Rhodes-Small 1961.

More About Robert Terstegge and Beverly Rhodes-Small:
Marriage: 1961

454

iv.

David Raymond Terstegge, born January 04, 1941.

402. Joseph Cushman⁴² Breitling (Katharine Elizabeth⁴¹ Cushman, Lucretia Williams⁴⁰ Gates, Jerusha Russell³⁹ Clark, Eunice³⁸ Pomeroy, Mindwell³⁷ Lyman, Abigail³⁶ Moseley, Joseph³⁵, Mary³⁴ Newberry, Benjamin³³, Thomas³², Richard³¹, Richard³⁰ Newborough, Walter²⁹ Newburgh, Thomas²⁸, John²⁷, John²⁶, Margaret²⁵ Poyntz, Nicolas²⁴, Hugh²³ Pontz, Elizabeth la Zouche²², Millicent de Cantilupe²¹, Eve de Braose²⁰, Eve¹⁹ Marshall, Isabel de Clare¹⁸, Richard de Clare¹⁷, Isabel de Beaumont¹⁶, Isabel of Vermandois¹⁵, Hugh Magnus¹⁴, Henry I¹³, Robert II the Pious¹², Hugh Capet¹¹, Hugh Magnus¹⁰, Beatrix de Vermandois⁹, Herbert I de Vermandois⁸, Pepin⁷, Bernard⁶, Pepin⁵, Charlemagne⁴, Pepin The Short³, Charles Martel, The Hammerer², Pepin d'Heristal¹)¹⁴⁹⁵ was born December 09, 1874¹⁴⁹⁵. He married Leone Abernathy¹⁴⁹⁵ June 23, 1915¹⁴⁹⁵.

More About Joseph Breitling and Leone Abernathy:
Marriage: June 23, 1915¹⁴⁹⁵

Child of Joseph Breitling and Leone Abernathy is:

455

George Thaddeus⁴³ Breitling¹⁴⁹⁵, born June 10, 1916¹⁴⁹⁵.

      404. Fredrick Clayton⁴² Bradbury (Charles Edward⁴¹, John Thomas⁴⁰, Edwin³⁹, Thomas³⁸, Jacob³⁷, Thomas³⁶, Jacob³⁵, William³⁴, Thomas³³, Wymond³², Anne³¹ Edon, Elizabeth³⁰ Heigham, Clement²⁹, Clement²⁸, Catherine²⁷ Cotton, William²⁶, Joan²⁵ Rede, Cecily²⁴ Harlyngrugge, Alice²³ Marmion, Thomas²², John²¹, William²⁰, Geoffrey¹⁹, William¹⁸, Robert¹⁷, Milicent de Rethal¹⁶, Elizabeth de Namur¹⁵, Godfrey de Namur¹⁴, Albert III de Namur¹³, Albert II de Namur¹², Ermengarde de Lorraine¹¹, Charles Duke of Lower Lorraine¹⁰, Louis IV, d'Outremer⁹, Charles III, The Simple⁸, Louis II, the Stammerer⁷, Charles II, the Bald⁶, Louis I, the Fair/Pious⁵, Charlemagne⁴, Pepin The Short³, Charles Martel, The Hammerer², Pepin d'Heristal¹)^1496,^1497,^1498,¹⁴⁹⁹ was born May 25, 1890 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME^1499,¹⁵⁰⁰, and died August 13, 1959 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME ¹⁵⁰¹. He married Viola Maud Hammond^1502,^1503,^1504,¹⁵⁰⁵ December 12, 1910 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME^1505,^1506,¹⁵⁰⁷, daughter of John Hammond and Maud Lacy. She was born April 29, 1893 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME ¹⁵⁰⁸.

Notes for Fredrick Clayton Bradbury:
Former Bangor City Councilman.

News of Fred Bradbury's non-fatal accident. It left him with the inability to speak and periodic seizures.

Bangor Daily News Wednesday January 31, 1951

"Bangor man On EMGH Danger List With Head Injuries

Fred C Bradbury, 60, of 3 Allen Street, Bangor mover, is on the danger list at the Eastern Maine General Hospital with head injuries sustained while at work installing machinery in the new NEWS mechanical building at Main and Buck Streets. According to witnesses a hoist attached to a heavy piece of machinery slipped causing a plank to flip up and strike Bradbury on the side of the head. He was taken to the hospital in the fire department ambulance and later in the day attaches said his name was on the danger list."

Fred C Bradbury's Obituary in Bangor Daily News August 14, 1959

" F C Bradbury, Former Bangor Councilman, Dies

The death of Frederick C Bradbury, 69, a former Bangor City Councilman, and for many years a well known Maine Trucker, occurred Thursday in a local hospital. He was born in Bangor, the son of Charles E and Georigie Perkins Bradbury. He is survived by his wife, Viola Bradbury; one niece Mrs. Thelma Luosey, Bangor; and three grandchildren.

He was a member of the Rising Virtue Lodge, F, and A.M.; a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Anah Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine, and during World War I was a member of the Third Maine Infantry. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence, 424 Hammond Street. Friends may call this afternoon and evening."

More About Fredrick Clayton Bradbury:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lot 782, Grave 6 N ¹⁵⁰⁹
Cause of Death: Diabetes Mellitus
Charlemagne: Descendant
Occupation: Truckman ¹⁵¹⁰
Religion: Universalist

Notes for Viola Maud Hammond:
Her mother died shortly after Viola's birth. She was brought up in Maternal Grandparent's Lacey home.

1893      0      Viola Maud Hammond born April 29th. Parents Maud Lacy and John E. Hammond.
Maud Lacy Hammond (Mother) dies Oct 25th. Viola is brought up by her grandparents William L. Lacy and Lavinia A Nason Lacey with several of her aunts and uncles becoming defacto sisters and brothers. The population of the United States was only about 70 million - 60% of which lived in rural areas. There were only 44 States in the Union. Grover Cleveland, Democrat, became President. The telephone had only been invented 17 years ago, the phonograph 16 years ago, and the electric light 14 years ago. Charles E. and J. Frank Duryea built the first successful American gasoline-powered automobile. During the 1890's, automobiles were so new and so strange that they were shown in circuses.

Year Age Event
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1894      1      First dog license law
1895      2      First round-the-world bike ride by a woman
1896      3      First of the Ford gasoline cars First dial telephones go into use Utah becomes the 45th State The Addressograph is awarded patent #558936 (April 28th Viola's 3rd birthday) Chop Suey introduced (in New York City)
1897      4      William McKinley, Republican, becomes President First horse to break 2-minute mile
1898      5      Battleship Maine sunk in Havana Harbor and United States enters Spanish-American War. First solo sail around the world
1899      6      Vacuum cleaner awarded patent #634,042 Golf Tee awarded patent #638,920
1900      7      Spanish-American War ends 20th Century begins U.S. Navy's first submarine
1901      8      Teddy Roosevelt, Republican, becomes President Woman rides barrel over Niagara falls (Oct 24)
1902      9      Annie Gertrude Lacy (Aunt with whom Viola was raised) married Horace S. McKenney.
1903      10      The Wright Brothers made the first successful airplane flight at Kitty Hawk, N.C. (Dec 17)
1904      11      Ice Cream cone invented Subway opens in New York City
1905      12
1906      13      Corn flakes go on sale nationwide
1907      14      Oklahoma becomes the 46th State First dental gold inlay
1908      15      Ford introduced the Model T. and William C. Durant organized the General Motors Company. First tunnel connecting New York and New Jersey opens First cross-country family car trip taking one month
1909      16      William H. Taft, Republican, becomes President Louis Bleriot of France became the first person to fly across the English Channel.
1910      17      Viola Maud Hammond marries Frederick Clayton Bradbury December 12th L.A.P.D appoints world's first woman policewoman First film shot in Hollywood
1911      18      Bangor Fire Charles Edward Bradbury II born to Viola and Fred during the Bangor Fire. First neon sign First man to reach South Pole First fingerprint conviction
1912      19      The Titanic sinks after hitting an iceberg. New Mexico becomes the 47th State. Arizona becomes the 48th State.
1913      20      Woodrow Wilson, Democrat, becomes President. The 16th Amendment gave the Federal Government the power to levy an income tax. First coast-to-coast paved road (Lincoln Highway)
1914      21      World War I begins Frederick Clayton Bradbury Jr. (Clayton) born to Viola and Fred, March 8th
1915      22      Transcontinental telephone service began between New York and San Francisco.
1916      23
1917      24      The Bolsheviks (Communists) seized power in Russia. First Jazz record marks new direction in American music
1918      25      William Lorton Lacy (Grandfather who raised Viola) died February 24th. End of World War I
1919      26
1920      27      The U.S. Census showed that, for the first time, the majority of Americans lived in urban areas. Ice was the only form of home refrigeration until mechanical refrigerators became widespread during the 1920's. Blocks of ice were delivered to home iceboxes several times a week. The 18th Amendment, prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages nationwide, became effective.
The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote.
1921      28      Warren G. Harding, Republican becomes President
1922      29      Balloon tires for automobiles were introduced.
1923      30      Calvin Coolidge, Republican becomes President
1924      31
1925      32      First all-woman state supreme court The Scopes (Monkey) Trial in Dayton, Tennessee upheld the right of a State to ban the teaching of evolution in public schools. (This trial was made into a play "Inherit the Wind") The Golden Age of radio broadcasting began.
1926      33      Lavinia (Vinny) A. Nason Lacy (Grandmother who raised Viola) died June 8th First U.S. woman to swim English Channel
1927      34      Charles A. Lindbergh made the first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. (May 21) The first successful motion-picture "talkie" appeared (The Jazz Singer - Oct 6) The 15,007,003rd (and last) Model T made
1928      35      Christopher W. Lacey (Uncle with whom Viola was raised) died. First electric light bulb frosted on the inside
1929      36      Herbert C. Hoover, Republican, becomes President First movie shown on an airplane The Stock Market crash brings financial ruin to thousands of investors.
1930's      37-47      Planet Pluto discovered The United States suffers through the Great Depression Air Conditioning first used in homes and apartments
1931      38      Georgianna M. Perkins (mother-in-law) dies November 1st Thomas Edison awarded 1,093rd patent
1932      39      Amelia Earhart of the United States was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone.
1933      40      Hitler becomes dictator in Germany Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democrat becomes President President Franklin D. Roosevelt began the New Deal program to try to end the depression. (See President Clinton's "Raw Deal" - 1993) The 21st Amendment to the Constitution repealed the 18th Amendment and ended national prohibition. (party Time during the depression!) First drive-in theater opens
1934      41
1935      42      Charles E. Bradbury ("Pappy", father-in-law) dies November 10th Social Security is established in the United States Elvis Presley born First woman flies solo across Pacific
1936      43      Charles Edward Bradbury II weds Verna Frances Gallant
1937      44      The Hindenburg, one of the largest airships ever built, crashed and burned in Lakehurst, N.J. killing 35 people. This marked the end of use of airships for regular passenger service.
1938      45      Charles Edward Bradbury II (son) dies in accident at work, August
1939      46      First air-conditioned car First successful flight of a jet-engine airplane took place in Germany.
1940      47      John E. Hammond (father) dies Frederick Clayton Bradbury Jr. (son) weds Margaret Alice Sperry, Dec 28th Nylon stockings go on sale throughout the U.S.
1941      48      Carol Ann Bradbury, (granddaughter) born to Clayton and Margaret, Sep 24th Japanese attack Pearl Harbor The United States enters World War II
1942      49
1943      50
1944      51      Charles Edward Bradbury III, (grandson) born to Clayton and Margaret November 2nd
1945      52      Harry S. Truman, Democrat, becomes President. Viola's future great-grandchildren (Charles, Anne, Jimmy, Mary, and Bobby) are 3rd cousins twice removed of Harry S. Truman's wife Elizabeth (Bess) Wallace Truman. An American airplane dropped the first atomic bomb used in warfare on Hiroshima, Japan World War II ends The Untied States becomes a Charter member of the United Nations (UN).
1946      53      Mary Glen Meagher (granddaughter-in-law) born Dec 16th
1947      54      President Truman announced the Truman Doctrine, which pledged American aid to nations threatened by Communism First report of Flying Saucers
1948      55
1949      56      First Postcard Chinese Communists conquered China
1950      57      Horace S. McKenney (husband of "Gertrude" Lacy McKenney) died. Husband Fred suffered a head injury in a work accident disabling his ability to speak clearly for the rest of his life. Television became part of most American homes Senator Joseph R. McCarthy gained national fame by charging that Communists had infiltrated the federal government The Untied States enters the Korean War
1951      58      Jane Bradbury (granddaughter) born to Clayton and Margaret, November 18th
1952      59
1953      60      Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republican, becomes President The Korean War ends Color Television broadcasting begins.
1954      61      The Supreme Court rules compulsory segregation in public schools unconstitutional First human to break 4-minut mile May 6th
1955      62      Polio (Salk) Vaccine introduced Martin Luther King Jr., began organizing a movement to protest discrimination against blacks
1956      63      Annie Bradbury Silk (sister-in-law) dies Underseas telephone cables between the United States and Europe began operating. Prior to this, communication to Europe was a combination of cable and radio. Elvis becomes instant national celebrity after appearing on Ed Sullivan show.
1957      64      The Soviet Union launched Sputnik I - the first space satellite-causing the Untied States to place more emphasis on space research.
1958      65
1959      66      Frederick Clayton Bradbury (husband), former Bangor City Councilman, dies August 13th Alaska becomes 49th state Hawaii becomes 50th state
1960      67      First Televised Presidential debate
1961      68      John F. Kennedy, Democrat, becomes President Addie Lacy (Aunt with whom Viola was raised) died. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard, Jr., becomes the first American in space.
1962      69      The Soviet Union removed missiles from Cuba, ending a threat of war with the Unites States. Carol (granddaughter) graduates from St. Joseph's College in Nursing Carol marries Edwin Zografos, May 20th
1963      70      First woman launched into orbit around Earth John F. Kennedy assassinated Lyndon B. Johnson, Democrat, becomes President
1964      71      Congress passed a flood of important Civil Rights Laws
1965      72      Annie Gertrude Lacy McKenney (Aunt with whom Viola was raised) died Sep 12 th American Combat Troops entered Vietnam War. MEDICARE law passed establishing government backed health insurance for people 65 and older. 100th anniversary of the end of the Civil War (which was only 28years before Viola's birth) 100th anniversary of 13th amendment ending slavery in the United States.
1966      73
1967      74      Charles III (grandson) graduates from University of Maine
1968      75      First TV broadcast from a spaceship Most overdue book in U.S. is returned 135 years late
1969      76      Richard M. Nixon, Republican becomes President Ann Zografos (great granddaughter) born, February 28th Grandson Charles III sent to Vietnam for 1 year. State of Maine adopts personal and corporate Income taxes. Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon. Woodstock
1970      77      Boeing 747, the first jumbo jet, began airline service. David Zografos (great grandson) born, Jan. 15th
1971      78      First man-made object to enter Martian orbit
1972      79      Verna F. Gallant Bradbury (daughter-in-law) dies Charles III (grandson) marries Mary Glen Meagher
1973      80      The United States removed the last ground troops from Vietnam. The war ended in 1975. Jane (granddaughter) marries John Alley
1974      81      Richard M. Nixon becomes the first President to resign from office. Gerald R. Ford, Republican, becomes President
1975      82      Charles Edward Bradbury IV (great grandson) born May 6th to Charles III and Mary Glen
1976      83      The United States Celebrated its 200th Birthday Anne Elliott Bradbury (great granddaughter) born December 9th to Charles III and Mary Glen
1977      84      James E. Carter Jr., Democrat, becomes President Elvis dies
1978      85      World's first test tube baby is born Instant replay first used by football referees
1979      86      James Clayton Bradbury (great grandson) born April 22nd to Charles III and Mary Glen
1980      87      Viola, with son Clayton, daughter-in-law Margaret, and Margaret's mother - Helen S. Sperry travel on airplane for first time to visit grandson Charles III family in Sacramento , California over Thanksgiving.
1981      88      Ronald W. Reagan, Republican, becomes President
1982      89      Mary Margaret Bradbury (great granddaughter) born March 1st to Charles III and Mary Glen
1983      90      Marianne Alley (great granddaughter) born, August 1st
1984      91
1985      92      Frederick Clayton Bradbury Jr. (son) dies April 1
1986      93      Robert Wilton Bradbury (great grandson) born August 27th to Charles III and Mary Glen Viny Lacy (cousin with whom Viloa grew up) dies at age 101
1987      94      Carol Ann Bradbury Zografos (granddaughter) obtains divorce from Edwin Zografos
1988      95
1989      96      George Bush, Republican, becomes President
1990      97      Berlin Wall falls and many countries denounce communism. Leaning too far, Tower of Pisa closes to public
1991      98      David Zografos (Grandson) graduates from So. Maine Technical College Gulf War with Iraq over Kuwait
1992      99      Margaret Alice Sperry Bradbury (daughter-in-law) dies May 2nd Ann Zografos (Great Granddaughter) graduates from Towsan State University Ann Zografos weds Eric Russ Oct 24th
1993      100      Bill Clinton, Democrat, becomes President President Bill Clinton began the "Raw Deal" to try to end an economic slump that had already turned itself around in a previous Republican Administration

She has seen 19 Presidents, 6 new States, 1 new Planet, and the population of the United States grow from 70 million to about 256 million (266%)

In her lifetime she has seen the introduction of: the dial telephone, answering machines, cellular phones, the automobile, airplanes, men landing on the moon, talking movies, dishwashers, Ovens, Refrigerators, Television, washers and dryers, VCRs, Polaroid cameras, microwaves, Nintendos, copying machines, faxes, and home computers.

Notes and Further Research:
Tourist Home in Stuben? (around 1952)
Trip to Florida for the winter (reported 1969 - must be 59)
Auto accident with Grammy and Nana (~1963)

More About Viola Maud Hammond:
Burial: Mt Hope Cemetery, Lot 782, Grave 5 N
Occupation: Tourist Home Operator

More About Fredrick Bradbury and Viola Hammond:
Marriage: December 12, 1910, Bangor, Penobscot, ME ^1511,^1512,¹⁵¹³

Children of Fredrick Bradbury and Viola Hammond are:

456

Charles Edward⁴³ Bradbury II¹⁵¹³, born April 26, 1911 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME; died August 23, 1938 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME ¹⁵¹⁴. He married Verna Frances Gallant ^1515,¹⁵¹⁶ June 05, 1933 in South Brewer, Hancock, ME ¹⁵¹⁷; born August 08, 1912 in Brewer, Maine ¹⁵¹⁸; died July 24, 1972 in Brewer, Maine¹⁵¹⁸.

Notes for Charles Edward Bradbury II:
Obituary from Bangor Daily Commercial Aug 23, 1938
"Local Man In Tragic Death
Charles Bradbury, 27, Fatally Injured By Fall of Heavy Newsprint Roll Today

Charles Edward Bradbury, 27, was crushed to death this morning at about 7 o'clock at North Bangor railroad station while engaged in transferring heavy rolls of newsprint to a truck for conveyance into town.

A roll slipped as it was being moved and struck Bradbury down, crushing his chest.

He was rushed to Eastern Maine General Hospital in this city but passed away soon after arrival.

Official Investigation: Dr. H C Schribner a county medical examiner was called to the hospital for an official investigation. He pronounced death due to the crushing of the chest. James Silke and Roy Pinkham of this city employees of the Bradbury concern of trucking were working with Bradbury. At police headquarters James Silke told a sad story of the tragic accident to safety inspector McClay for the record.

He stated that they were moving a three-quarter roll of paper weighing 933 pounds from the railroad car to the freight shed when the bridge of planks between the car and shed slipped. Silk was pushing the roll and when the iron end of the bridge slipped Bradbury and LeRoy Pinkham were precipitated to the ground, the roll pinning Bradbury down and holding Pinkham so he could not move. Pinkham was able to roll the paper away, however, to secure his release and that of Bradbury. Strange to relate, Bradbury attempted to get up but collapsed and was caught by Pinkham. Silk and Pinkham placed the injured man in the truck and drove with all haste to the hospital in Bangor. Bradbury was unconscious, but was breathing heavily. He died soon after being taken into the hospital.

Pinkham was somewhat injured. It was be lived that both Pinkham and Bradbury would have been killed if they had been handling a full size roll weighing 1400 pounds. The plank bridge used for a roll way between the shed and car has iron plates at each end and at the end placed in the freight car the iron slid on the iron plate in the car.

The deceased resided at 60 Curve street. He is survived by his wife, Verna F; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C Bradbury; a brother, F. Clayton Bradbury, Jr.; four aunts, Mrs James Silke, Mrs Alma Brown, Mrs John Campbell and Mrs Annie McKinney, the latter residing in Auburn, and a cousin Miss Thelma Silk, as well as more distant relatives.

Mr Bradbury was a member of the Universalist Church and he was held in very high regard among his associates and a large number of friends. He was noted as an athlete years ago, having been an outstanding basketball player when in Bangor High School, also in Baseball. He played softball with the Merrill Trust Co team this summer.

The shocking tragedy cast a feeling of sorrow over a large circle of friends and acquaintances. The time of the funeral services will be announced."

More About Charles Edward Bradbury II:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lot 782, Grave 3 N ¹⁵¹⁹
Charlemagne: Descendant
Religion: Universalist ¹⁵²⁰

Notes for Verna Frances Gallant:
Obituary from Bangor Daily News

"Mrs Calvin T, Robertson
Verna F. Robertson, 59, of 644 North Main Street, Brewer, died July 24 at her home following a long illness.
She was born in Brewer Aug 8, 1912, the daughter of Andrew and Carrie (Cole) Gallant. A resident of the Bangor area all her life, she was employed for many years at the Eastern Corporation in Brewer and more recently by Viner Brothers Show company,

Surviving are her husband Calvin T. Robertson,Brewer; her Foster Parents, Mr & Mrs Frank J Gallant, Brewer; and sister Mrs Frances Dawne of Hialeah, Fla.

A Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated Thursday at 10:00 am in St Joseph's Catholic Church, Brewer. Friends may call at the Lawrence V Kiley Funeral home, 69 State Street, Brewer, Tuesday and Wednesday between 2 and 2, and 7 and 9 pm Internment will be in Mt Hope Cemetery Bangor."

More About Verna Frances Gallant:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lot 782, Grave 4 N ¹⁵²¹

More About Charles Bradbury and Verna Gallant:
Marriage: June 05, 1933, South Brewer, Hancock, ME ¹⁵²²

457

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Fredrick Clayton Bradbury, Jr, born March 08, 1914 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME; died April 01, 1985 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME.

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