Ann MacFarland
ID# 3061, b. 1923, d. 1954
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Ann MacFarland was born in 1923 at Pennsylvania, USA,
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Marriage:
Ann MacFarland married Charles Edwin Dearnley Jr, son of Charles Edwin Dearnley and Margaret Lorena Leithiser, about 1940
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Ann MacFarland appeared in the 1950 US census at
128 Country Club Road, Upper Moreland, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, USA.
On 7 April 1950:-
DEARNLEY, Charles E Jr Head 32 President, Worsted top mfg. b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Ann M Wife 27 - b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Charles E 3rd Son 6 - b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Richard M Son 4 - b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Joan Dau 1 - b.Pennsylvania
SOMBOR, Joseph Butler 58 Butler, private estate b.Hungary
SOMBOR, Mrs Joseph Cook 50 Cook b.Hungary
Address: 128 Country Club Road, Upper Moreland, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania
ED: 46-381 (mis-written 64-381) Sheet: 13.
Death:
Ann MacFarland died in 1954 at age 31 years
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Charles Edwin Dearnley
ID# 3069, b. 1892, d. 19 August 1961
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Charles E Dearnley
(1892-1961)
(1892-1961)
Family appears to be well-travelled.
Birth:
Charles Edwin Dearnley was born in 1892 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Charles Edwin Dearnley was the son of John Henry Dearnley and Elizabeth Schofield.
Marriage:
Charles Edwin Dearnley married Margaret Lorena Leithiser, daughter of James B Leithiser and Lorena Hershey, on 30 August 1915 at Pennsylvania, USA,
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Charles Edwin Dearnley appeared in the 1950 US census at
6601 Wissahickon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
On 22 April 1950:-
DEARNLEY, Charles Head 55 Mar Manufacturer, Worsted Yarns b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Margaret L Wife 54 Mar - b.Pennsylvania
BRITT, George Butler 50 Mar Butler b.Pennsylvania
BRITT, Anne Maid 48 Mar Maid b.Pennsylvania
Address: 6601 Wissahickon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ED: 51-777 Sheet 16 & 17.
Death:
Charles Edwin Dearnley died on 19 August 1961 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia county, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 69 years
The Rotarian Oct 1961
For his countless friends, the news of the death of Charles E. Dearnley, 1960-62 Director of Rotary International, was as saddening as it was unexpected. The Philadelphia, Pa., Rotarian suffered a heart attack August 18 and died the next morning.
"Ed" Dearnley was president of Dearnley Brothers Worsted Spinning Company, Inc., worsted-yarn manufacturers and distributors in Philadelphia. He was born in Philadelphia and attended the University of Pennsylvania.
A member of the Rotary Club of Philadelphia since 1936, a Past President of that Club, he served as District Governer and as a Committee Chairman and member. At the time of his death he was Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Rotary International.
Earlier he had served Rotary International on the Aims and Objects Committee, the Finance Committee, the Magazine Committee, the North American Transportation Committee for the 1957 Convention, and The Rotary Foundation Committee.
In Philadelphia, Rotarian Dearnley was a past president of the board of managers of the Roxborough Memorial Hospital, a director of the Theodore Presser Foundation, and board chairman of the Theodore Presser company, music-publishing firm.
For his countless friends, the news of the death of Charles E. Dearnley, 1960-62 Director of Rotary International, was as saddening as it was unexpected. The Philadelphia, Pa., Rotarian suffered a heart attack August 18 and died the next morning.
"Ed" Dearnley was president of Dearnley Brothers Worsted Spinning Company, Inc., worsted-yarn manufacturers and distributors in Philadelphia. He was born in Philadelphia and attended the University of Pennsylvania.
A member of the Rotary Club of Philadelphia since 1936, a Past President of that Club, he served as District Governer and as a Committee Chairman and member. At the time of his death he was Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Rotary International.
Earlier he had served Rotary International on the Aims and Objects Committee, the Finance Committee, the Magazine Committee, the North American Transportation Committee for the 1957 Convention, and The Rotary Foundation Committee.
In Philadelphia, Rotarian Dearnley was a past president of the board of managers of the Roxborough Memorial Hospital, a director of the Theodore Presser Foundation, and board chairman of the Theodore Presser company, music-publishing firm.
Children of Charles Edwin Dearnley and Margaret Lorena Leithiser
- Charles Edwin Dearnley Jr+ b. 9 Mar 1917, d. Jun 1982
- Marjorie Dearnley+ b. 28 Aug 1919, d. 8 Oct 2019
- James Leithiser Dearnley+ b. 30 May 1922, d. 7 Apr 2018
- Elizabeth Dearnley+ b. 10 Jul 1926, d. 13 Oct 2015
Margaret Lorena Leithiser
ID# 3070, b. 2 June 1893, d. 17 December 1997
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Family appears to be well-travelled.
Birth:
Margaret Lorena Leithiser was born on 2 June 1893 at Reading, Berks county, Pennsylvania, USA,
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Margaret Lorena Leithiser was the daughter of James B Leithiser and Lorena Hershey.
Marriage:
Margaret Lorena Leithiser married Charles Edwin Dearnley, son of John Henry Dearnley and Elizabeth Schofield, on 30 August 1915 at Pennsylvania, USA,
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Margaret Lorena Leithiser appeared in the 1950 US census at
6601 Wissahickon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
On 22 April 1950:-
DEARNLEY, Charles Head 55 Mar Manufacturer, Worsted Yarns b.Pennsylvania
DEARNLEY, Margaret L Wife 54 Mar - b.Pennsylvania
BRITT, George Butler 50 Mar Butler b.Pennsylvania
BRITT, Anne Maid 48 Mar Maid b.Pennsylvania
Address: 6601 Wissahickon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ED: 51-777 Sheet 16 & 17.
Death:
Margaret Lorena Leithiser died on 17 December 1997 at Baederwood, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 104 years, 6 months and 15 days
Source: philly.com
M. Dearnley, 104, Active Volunteer
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Posted: December 23, 1997
Margaret Leithiser Dearnley, 104, a homemaker and volunteer, died Wednesday at the medical center of the Rydal Park retirement community, where she had lived for 22 years.
Mrs. Dearnley was a former volunteer for Roxborough Memorial Hospital, where her late husband, Charles Edwin Dearnley, was president and/or chairman of the board for 33 years. She organized a women's auxiliary, which has continued to help with the hospital's children's department.
She celebrated her 50th year of service in 1978, when a chapel was dedicated in her husband's memory.
Mrs. Dearnley was born in Reading and moved to Philadelphia in 1898. She graduated from Girls' High School, where she was president of her class, and attended what is now Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pa.
She lived primarily in the Germantown and Chestnut Hill areas of Philadelphia, where she was a 67-year member of First Presbyterian Church of Germantown and a former participating member of the Chestnut Hill Stage Crafters. For many years, she was Roxborough representative for the Visiting Nurses Association of Philadelphia.
When her husband died in 1961, they had been married for 46 years.
M. Dearnley, 104, Active Volunteer
By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Posted: December 23, 1997
Margaret Leithiser Dearnley, 104, a homemaker and volunteer, died Wednesday at the medical center of the Rydal Park retirement community, where she had lived for 22 years.
Mrs. Dearnley was a former volunteer for Roxborough Memorial Hospital, where her late husband, Charles Edwin Dearnley, was president and/or chairman of the board for 33 years. She organized a women's auxiliary, which has continued to help with the hospital's children's department.
She celebrated her 50th year of service in 1978, when a chapel was dedicated in her husband's memory.
Mrs. Dearnley was born in Reading and moved to Philadelphia in 1898. She graduated from Girls' High School, where she was president of her class, and attended what is now Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pa.
She lived primarily in the Germantown and Chestnut Hill areas of Philadelphia, where she was a 67-year member of First Presbyterian Church of Germantown and a former participating member of the Chestnut Hill Stage Crafters. For many years, she was Roxborough representative for the Visiting Nurses Association of Philadelphia.
When her husband died in 1961, they had been married for 46 years.
Children of Margaret Lorena Leithiser and Charles Edwin Dearnley
- Charles Edwin Dearnley Jr+ b. 9 Mar 1917, d. Jun 1982
- Marjorie Dearnley+ b. 28 Aug 1919, d. 8 Oct 2019
- James Leithiser Dearnley+ b. 30 May 1922, d. 7 Apr 2018
- Elizabeth Dearnley+ b. 10 Jul 1926, d. 13 Oct 2015