Bath Leaders Mark 1901 Docks And Deaths In Town
Forty years ago in Bath reports include the death of Elizabeth M Bowker at 83 in Phippsburg after illness. three sons and four daughters survive. Also noted are shipyard activities at New England yard with four masted schooners Edith G Folwell and Marguerite in progress, and Kennebec Yacht Club meeting with 94 members. Other items cover Home for Aged Couples officers, Bath Iron Works staff, and local marriages and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Yacht Club
Marguerite
Percy
FE. P. Futchins
Percy W. Roberts
E. R. Wittekindt
H. W. Owen
Woodbury Potter
M. W. Sewall
H. H. McCarty
Small Smelt Catch Buoys Bath Market Prices
Jan 23 1901 smelt fishing in Smeltville grows livelier yet season yield is small versus prior years. Fishermen receive eight cents a pound and Bath market sells at 12. A wedding in Crescent street unites Sanford Lounsbury and Miss Jennie Craven. A schooner George P Davenport is reported total loss after going ashore on Mashawan Island. Death noted for William Mathews of Bath, once with Mathews Brown shoe firm. Fire alarm from Middle street reaches Five Islands area. Cold weather slows wildfowl in Merrymeting Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeltville
Bath
Vineyard Haven
William T. Donnell
George P. Davenport
Mashawana Island
Ice Storm Disrupts Bath Rail Service and Ocean Work
A January 24 1901 report details a sleet storm covering streets in Bath with an inch of ice. Maine Central trains delayed but local lines cleared by double crews. officials report no regular service until late afternoon. Editors note ships and sailings. Valves shipped to Berlin and new vessels launched or planned. Notable events include a schooner ashore at Whaleback, a flagstaff order for South Street Primary, and social gatherings tied to local maritime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Willams
Woolwich considers naming ferry Hockomock in memory
On January 25 1901 prominent Woolwich residents propose the new ferry be named Hockomock to honor a poor Indian who wished for passage. The town notes few familiar landmarks remain as Winter cuts continue with pines along Bull Rock bridge road and its north bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Witch Spring
Bull Rock Bridge
Local notes on roads, ships, and incidents in town
Woodmen haul logs to Shaw and Clark yards while road work improves sledding drag. Langdon Hill injured in coast ing near North Street Primary with no broken bones. Nathaniel Palmer sells four masted Mary E Palmer to Winslow & Co of Portland. ship built 1895, 1526 tons gross. Captain Atkins arrives to command new four masted Malcolm B Seavey, built by G G Deering, launching in about four weeks. Power outage disrupts Local line cars. high tension lines downed near New Meadows river. E L Emmons recovering from grip. A North End householder confronts a stranger. revolver used, intruder flees with no theft. Mrs Starr and son visiting Topsham. Sleighing smooth but snow needed to reduce danger. icy roads cause wheel skids. James O Carter returns to Alaska after visit with Capt C O Carter. Frank Mikelsky to open tailor shop. tug Cuba to launch Feb 1. Morse Bros receive 13 Oregon spars, 80 ft long, 20 in diameter.
Four masted Edith G Folwell to be sea ready soon
The four masted schooner Edith G Folwell at New England Co yard will be sea ready by mid next week though not yet chartered. A rummage sale at City hall run by Winter Street church ladies raised about 100 dollars and aims to clear the rest of stock this afternoon and evening. The People’s Ferry Co named its new ferry Hockomock after the Woolwich bluff and plans launch in two weeks with expected commission at month’s end. Frank M Hyde, formerly of the city and Chicago resident, named manager of Omaha Packing Co sales. Dr J W Knowlton of Boston ends hospital duties and plans to open an office after rest in Bath. Myrtle lodge officers were installed Thursday: Mrs W J Jacobs past lady, Maude A Avery noble lady, Annie E Scott vice lady, Laura Penn chaplain, Lida Clark reporter, Jennie Lermond financial secretary, Emma Lermond senior warden, Nettie Stilphen junior warden, Leona Risteen conductor, Mrs Albee right assistant, Ethel Albee left assistant, Effie Albee junior representative, Hattie Marr senior representative. trustees Luella Chapman, Lizzie French, Mabel Shepard. Oakley C Curtis crew arrived to sail to Norfolk for coal loading for Portland. ice storm left rigging slick, Captain Hodgdon delaying until after gale. Alexander Ferguson to Belfast to supervise repairs on Myra B Weaver at George Gilchrist yard. Frank Holley, formerly Leonard Mitchell’s head clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
W. J. Jacobs
Maude A. Avery
Annie E. Scott
Laura Penn
Lida Clark
Jennie Lermond
Emma Lermond
Nettie Stilphen
Leona Risteen
Mrs. Albee
Ethel Albee
Effie Albee
Hattie Marr
Luella Chapman
Lizzie French
Mabel Shepard
North Anson drug store reports strong early success
The narrative notes a drug store in North Anson enjoying great early success. It also mentions the Beacon Street church ladies hosting the season's largest sociable at Mrs. William Dean’s home on North Street. Bass scarcity is reported along Winneganee Creek with most catches shipped to Boston and a few reaching Bath market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anson
Beacon Street
William Dean
North Street
Winneganee Creek
Boston
Bath
Runaway colt wrecks glass storefront on Water Street
A lively runaway on Water Street this afternoon involved a four year old colt owned by William Plummer. The horse, driven by a young boy, crashed through a large plate glass window at Ledyard Bros. clothing store near Center Street, then fled toward the railroad track before being recaptured near Chase's corner. Owen J. Ledyard was startled at his cashier’s desk nearby as damage spread to a narrow pane and another showcase. The horse was cut by glass. bystanders report the incident disrupted traffic and alarmed onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
William Plummer
Center Street
Ledyard Bros
Chase's Corner
Owen J. Ledyard
Wright, 75, Wollwich farmer dies after long illness
Herbert E. Wright, 75, prominent Woolwich farmer and lifelong Meadow road resident, died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital after months of ill health. He was a son of Dexter Wright and is survived by his brother Irving Wright of Bath, sister Mrs. Witham Stickney of Kittery, and nephew Irving Stickney of Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Wright
Woolwich
Meadow Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dexter Wright
Irving Wright
Bath
Witham Stickney
Kittery
Irving Stickney
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs Coombs Funeral Held at Corliss Street Home
The funeral of Mrs Miriam Augusta Coombs widow of William D Coombs was held Tuesday afternoon at two at her home 51 Corliss street Dr Francis W O'Brien of Portland a former pastor officiated Bearers were William Coombs Sidney Eaton Wilson Moore and Charles Soule Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Augusta Coombs
William D. Coombs
Corliss Street
Francis W. O'Brien
Portland
Mrs Putnam Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Raymond G. Putnam and her infant Carol Sue returned Monday to their Middle street home from Memorial hospital. Her mother Mrs. Charles A. Shields of St. Johnsbury Vermont is visiting the Putnams for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Putnam
Carol Sue
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Putnam
Charles A. Shields
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Mrs. Putnam
Lincoln Monahan Guest of Bath Friends Friday Luncheon
Lincoln Monahan of Braintree Massachusetts was a Friday luncheon guest of Bath friends, sharing refreshments and conversation in a neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Monahan
Braintree, Mass
Bath Friends
Death of Maine Central conductor Frank E Galloupe at 66
Frank E Galloupe 66, retired Maine Central Railroad conductor, died Friday morning at 4 45 at his home 1193 High street after a month long illness following a year of poor health. Born in Appleton, he started on Portland and Rumford Falls, was yardmaster in Lewiston, then with Knox and Lincoln, lived in Woolwich, moved to Bath 18 years ago. Survived by wife Nellie E Galloupe two sons Albert J of Hallowell and Frank E Galloupe Jr of Bath two daughters Mrs Omar Stevens and Mrs Joseph Pennell both of Bath three brothers Julian Mexico Me Edward Hartford Conn Ben Winthrop Mass three sisters Mrs Effie Logan Winterport Mrs Clara Fogg Camden and Maude California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Galloupe
Maine Central Railroad
High Street
Appleton
Edward
Mary Galloupe
Portland
Knox & Lincoln
Woolwich
Bath
Ile
Maine Central System
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Nellie E. Galloupe
Albert J
Hallowell
Omar Stevens
Mrs Annie Anderson Dies at 83 in Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Annie Anderson 83 widow of John O. Anderson of Bath died early Monday at Memorial hospital after a fall and hip fracture. Born in Richmond to Frank P. and Hannah Coffill she lived most of her life in Bath, 86 Floral street for 40 years. Survived by one daughter Bird A. Shellenbarger of Bath, brother John P. Coffill Lewiston, five grandchildren including Walter Upham and Anne Shellenbarger, and one great grandchild Walter Upham Jr., all of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Anderson
John O. Anderson
Bath
Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Richmond
Frank P
Hannah Coffill
Floral Street
St. Mary's Church
Bird
Carl M Day Dies After Brief Illness in Brunswick
Carl M Day, 66, died at home on 6 High street Brunswick Thursday night after influenza complications. He led Brunswick Savings Institution as president the past four years and was active in Masonry and the Topsham Pair Association, serving as vice president. Former postal worker from 1892 to 1917, he was assistant postmaster under four postmasters and served several terms on the Board of Selectmen. His widow Affie Day survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Day
High Street
Brunswick
Day
Brunswick Savings Institution
Topsham Pair Association
Board of Selectmen
Affie Day
Committal Service Held for Mrs Caroline Perry at Oak Grove
A committal service was conducted Sunday at two for Mrs. Caroline L. Perry 81 widow of Rev. Charles A. Perry. She died Thursday night in Watertown Massachusetts and is survived by two daughters Theodora Wolston of Watertown and Catherine C. Perry of Watertown. Mr. Perry died in Bowdoinham and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Caroline L. Perry
Charles A. Perry
Watertown
Mass
Catherine C. Perry
Mr. Perry
Bowdoinhem
Death of Robert Heald Knight at one year old
Robert Heald Knight son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B Knight of Portsmouth New Hampshire died of pneumonia after a week long illness at his grandparents home in Wiscasset. He leaves two aunts uncles and two great grandmothers. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 PM at the Knight home on Pleasant Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heald Knight
Sidney B. Knight
Portsmouth
N. H
Newman Getchell
Wiscasset
James S Knight
Bath
David Heald
Herbert Stevens
Knight
Pleasant Street
Mrs Morse Funeral Held for Emily J Morse at Oak Grove
The funeral of Emily J Morse age 99 widow of Eben S Morse was held Saturday afternoon at 2 at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Rev Chester B Oliver of Wesley church officiated. Bearers were Paul Holbrook Leon Pennell Jr Ernest Stinson and Frank Stinson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily J. Morse
Eben S. Morse
Arthur F. Mayo
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Paul Holbrook
Leon Pennell, Jr
Ernest
Frank Stinson
Oak Grove
Funeral for Frank Galloupe Veteran Maine Central conductor
The funeral of Frank E. Galloupe, veteran retired Maine Central railroad conductor, was Monday at two at the Arthur O. Purdue Memorial Church on Winter Street. The bearers were Elmer Dow, David Henderson, Harvard H. Lord, Roscoe Robinson. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Fermo Bianchi of Framingham, Mass., was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Galloupe
Maine Central Railroad
Arthur O. Purdue
Winter Street
Elmer Dow
David Henderson
Harvard H. Lord
Roscoe Robinson
Oak Grove
Fermo Bianchi
Framingham
Mass
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Miriam A Coombs 79 Widow of William D Coombs
Miriam A Coombs 79 widow of William D Coombs died suddenly Friday after a period of declining health. Born October 16 1861 in West Bowdoin she moved to Bath 50 years ago and was a member of Corliss Street Baptist Church. Survived by son Ferdinand W Coombs Bath two daughters Lavinia Pierce Pedro Miguel Canal Zone and Sarah F E Coombs Bath seven grandchildren Franklin Pierce Pedro Miguel Canal Zone Albert Alley Boston Dorothy William Francis Robert and Richard Coombs Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Augusta Coombs
William D. Coombs
Free Baptist Church
West Bowdoin
Alfred
Sarah Gilpatrick Cox
Bath
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Lavinia Pierce
Pedro Miguel
Canal Zone
Sarah EF. Coombs
Franklin Pierce
Albert Alley
Boston
Dorothy
William
Francis
Robert
Richard Coombs
Isaac H. Rideout Dies of Heart Attack at 78 in Bath
Isaac H. Rideout 78 retired landscape gardener died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday morning at 1:50 in the home of his son Carleton W. Rideout on North Street extension. Born in Westport to Elijah and Amanda Rideout, he moved to Bath in 1889 and served as assistant superintendent of the Cemetery and Park Board before starting his own business until retirement three years ago. Survived by wife Abbie D. Rideout three sons Emery E Carleton W and Erlon I Rideout all of Bath seven grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Emma Woodcock Lisbon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac H. Rideout
Carleton W. Rideout
North Street
Westport
Elijah
Amanda Rideout
Bath
Cemetery and Park Board
Mr. Rideout
Abbie D. Rideout
Emery E
Carleton W
Erlon I. Rideout
Emma Woodcock
Lisbon Falls
Mrs Mary E Marr Dies After Month Long Illness
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Marr 78 widow of John A Marr died Wednesday of last week at her daughter's home 37 Park Street Bath after a month long illness. A native of South Covington Conn she lived in Bath 50 years and attended Winter Street church. She leaves four sons James E and Chester N Marr of Bath Richard K of Portsmouth N H and John H Marr of Wollaston Mass and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M
Timothy B. Bowker
Phippsburg
John Perry
Emma Campbell
Lenora Cutting
Rogers
Chatham
Mass
Freeman C. Bowker
Woburn
George M
Mary Elizabeth Marr
John A. Marr
A. A. Stott
Park Street
South Covington, Conn
Bath
Winter Street
Richard K
Portsmouth
N. H
John H. Marr
Wollaston
Mrs Mary Marr Funeral Held Saturday Afternoon
The funeral of Mrs Mary E Marr widow of John A Marr was held Saturday at three in the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Rev Joseph O Purdue of Winter Street church officiated. Bearers were four sons Richard K Marr Portsmouth NH John H Marr Wollaston MA Chester N Marr Bath and James E Marr Bath. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Marr
John A. Marr
Arthur F. Mayo
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Richard K. Marr
Portsmouth
N. H
John H. Marr
Wollaston
Mass
Chester N
James E. Marr
Bath
Oak Grove
Death Notice for Almond Ripley at Lincolnville
Mrs. Charles A. Bryant of Bedford road and Maurice O. Ripley of 746 High street were called to Lincolnville on Sunday by the death of their father, Almond Ripley. The funeral was held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bryant
Bedford Road
Maurice O. Ripley
High Street
Lincolnville
Almond Ripley
Foreclosure Notice for Maine Property in Sagadahoc County
Edward W. Bridgham as trustee for John G Morse and W Rogers Inc. announces a mortgage foreclosure on land in Phippsburg Bath and surrounding parcels. The 1941 notice cites a June 8 1840 mortgage deed recorded in Sagadahoc County and lists multiple bounds and exceptions including former Berry and Poulson interests. The breach of condition triggers foreclosure action dated January 11 1941 in Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria S Poulson
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Virginia
Denk
Sapadahov
Faward W. Bridgham
Bath
Sagadahoc
John G. Morse
Berry
Brightwater
Simmon
John Berry
Maria & Poulson
Neille C. Poulson
Howard Ross Poulson
Sagadahoe County
Edward W Brideham
John G Morse and
Eddie Gauvin Enlists And Is Transferred To Camp Hulen
Edward Gauvin former Bath boxer and son of Martin Gauvin now in the Army after volunteering as a selectee has been moved from Fort Devens to Camp Hulen Palacios Texas. He serves in the 197th Coast Artillery earning 21 dollars a month, notes about 10 000 men at Camp Hulen and heating by gas tents. He expects transfer to San Francisco in about three months and closes with greetings to friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gauvin
Bath
Martin Gauvin
High Street
Boston
Uncle Sam's Army
Fort Devens
Camp Hulen
Palacios
Texas
Leo J. Gauvin
Boxer
Boston Navy Yard
197Th Coast Artillery
San Francisco
Calladdie
Bet
New Diesel Switcher for Railroad Yard
The Maine Central Rail Road board approved selling about four acres of Bath freight yards to Bath Iron Works Corp. Executive VP Dana C. Douglass also said directors approved purchasing two new diesel switching engines. One is 600 horsepower for Bath, the other 200 horsepower for the Augusta area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
Maine Central Railroad
Dana C. Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Augusta Areca
Death of Harry T. Thornton Former Bath resident
Harry T. Thornton aged 53 died Monday in a Bangor hospital after a long tenure at A. G. Skin Paint Co. He was a member of Queen City grante. Survived by his father Willard Thornton of Bangor his wife Maude of Bangor a brother William B. of Bath a nephew three nieces and several cousins and aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Thornton
Bath
Bangor
Willard
Drusilla Thornton
A. G. Skin Paint Co
Queen City Grante
Maude
William B
Miss S Annette Cutting and party visit Augusta homes
Miss S Annette Cutting Miss Barbara Ross and Mrs Leroy F Colby members of Gov Sewalls secretarial staff at the executive offices in Augusta spent the weekend at their homes in the city within this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Annette Cutting
Barbara Ross
Leroy F. Colby
Gov. Sewall
Augusta
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc January 1941
Court of Probate in Bath orders publication for three weeks in the Bath Independent. Notices list numerous estates including H Marr and Joseph F Hints with various accounts and guardianship actions. Petitions seek administrators, conservators, and verdere probate orders by named executors and guardians.
Probate Notice From Spaveta County Court
The Probatf notices certify the appointment of guardians conservators and administrators for estates including Mary Peree and Bath with bond filed. The court sets January 7, 1910 as hearing date for petitions and directs administrators executors to appear, with names of executors and guardians listed for Bath and other local parties.
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New England
Weston & Co
Jacksonville
F. L. Hodgtkins
Lamoine
Crocker
North Bath
J. B. Reed
Court Street
Edith G. Folwell
Clinton, Conn
New England Co
Kelsey
George L. Kelsey
Home For
R. D. Bibber
H. A. Duncan
F. H. Low
M. R. Foote
W. A. Atchley
O. W. Folsom
A. B. Hervey
E. W. Hyde
E. J. Small
W. W. Pendexter
Davis Hatch
Lucy Wetherbee
W. E. Palmer
George Dean
E. J. Winter
John Scott
H. W. Cutting
Mystic
Conn
Aregan As
Charles Beals
Patecany
William T. Morris, Jr
Middle Street Court
Eastern Steamboat Company
J. B. Drake
J. Edward Drake
Eugene Franks
A. M. Franks
Charles B. Webber
Bath Iron Works
Kathryn C. Cotten Wer
Wesley Parsonage
J T. Crosby
Seguin
Popham
Carlos Barry
New London
Anna Blaisdell
This City
Guy Judkins
Sanford T. Lounsbury
Jennie E. Craven
Clark
Cambridge
William Mathews
Mathews & Brown
Times Block
Old Central House
Five Islands
Merrymeeting Bay
Carol Berry
Joseph Luther
Frye & Shea
Berlin
Burgess Sulphite Co
South Street
James W. Hawley
Capt
Hawley
Irving Nash
Kennebec
Oakley C. Curtis
May W. Neville
Houghton Bros
New Meadows
Charles P. Notman
Charles Burleigh
Terrie
New York
John S. Jackson
Fred D. Hill
Frank Patten
Neville
Charles H. Oliver
Carrie Klippel
T. S. Gibbons
M. K. Neville
Beacon Street Church
Flora Mooers
Leroy M. Shea
Morris
James Southard
W. W. Mason
Percy & Small
Southard
Sewall
Erskine M. Phelps
Java
Frisco
Mildred and
Helen Nichols
Alice Sheffield
Shaw's Mill
Clark’s Wood
Langdon Hill
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Mary E. Palmer
J. S. Winslow & Co
A. D. Atkins
Malcolm B. Seavey
G. G. Deering
Mitchell
New Meadows River
E. L. Emmons
North End
William Starr
Topsham
Piesa
James O. Carter
C. O. Carter
Alaska
Klondike
Frank Mikelsky
Bowdoin College
Cuba
Staples Coal Co
Morse Bros
Oregon
City Hall
Winter Street Church
People’s Ferry Co
Hockomock
Sasanoa River
Frank M. Hyde
Chicago
Omaha Packing Co
J. W. Knowlton
Hodgdon
Alexander Ferguson
Belfast
Myra B. Weaver
George Gilchrist
Frank Holley
Leonard & Mitchell's
Fred Gilmore
Camden
Mrs
A. A. Percy
Salem, Mass
Auburn
Indian Rest Association
J. W. Pratt
Parshley
Freeport
M. J. Frye
Front Street
Idle Park
al Ridley
John E. Ryan
Boothbay
Thomas M. Levingstone
Thomas Ayers
Pembroke
Alice Levingstone
Kelley, Spear Co
Advocate
N. S
Thomas H. Bowser
Kennebec S. F. E. Co
King’s Daughters
E. J. Plantier
Bath Business College
Margaret Conley
Novelty Cloak
Waterville
D. Howard Spear
Springfield
Mrs. Coombs
Maine Central
John Anderson
Brunswick Bank
Mrs. Morse
Frank Galloupe
Miriam A. Coombs
Eddie Gauvin
Bath Yard
Washington, D. C
American Security and Trust Co
Camelia Deerine
Bernice C. Deering Henderson
Katherine Gipnoux
Cape Elizabeth
Natonal Bank of Commerce of
Joseph F Hints
Marie D. Blais
Ecutrix
Mary FE. Conant
John P Carew
Alexander W. Robincon
Rath
Roland B Robinson
Adarintetrotay
Rolland
B. Robinson Fatete
B. Tozer
Goodwit
Barh
Barth
Willen
Arthur T
PTAC
Probatf
Spaveta
Arliiyine
Tere
Phtonshure
Mery N
Melrace
Tryata
Bond Om
Forster Fentt
Monae
Drerica Gieeroin
Indy Pautote
Annie
Hey
Petate
Martha Toregine
Rhetner
Herve Vareewey
Mary MH Bretiele
Hathlen
Harris
Rodieck
Beth
Torytimre
Panton Judea
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