Iva Willard
ID# 6617, b. 9 October 1920, d. 16 October 2012
Ivy Willard Dearnley
(1920 - 2012)
(1920 - 2012)
Birth:
Iva Willard was born on 9 October 1920 at East Monmouth, Kennebec county, Maine, USA,
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Iva Willard was the daughter of Max Willard and Leah Crosby.
in 1943 Iva Willard lived at Monmouth, Kennebec county, Maine, USA,
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Marriage:
Iva Willard married Haskell Calder Dearnley, son of Fred Haskell Dearnley and Mabel Eva Calder, on 27 May 1943 at Maine, USA,
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Iva Willard appeared in the 1950 US census at
Monmouth town, Kennebec county, Maine, USA.
In April 1950:-
DEARNLEY, Haskell C Head 31 ???, Public Utilities b.Maine
DEARNLEY, Iva W Wife 29 - b.Maine
DEARNLEY, Heidi A Dau 4 - b.Maine
DEARNLEY, Merton W Son 2 - b.Maine
Address: R-135, 11 mi on right, Monmouth town, Kennebec county, Maine
ED: 6-57 Sheet: 37.
Death:
Iva Willard died on 16 October 2012 at East Monmouth, Kennebec county, Maine, USA, at age 92 years and 7 days
EAST MONMOUTH — Iva Willard Dearnley, 92, passed away peacefully, Oct. 16, at her home, surrounded by her family.
Iva W. Dearnley
She was born on the family farm in East Monmouth on Oct. 9, 1920, to her parents, Leah (Crosby) and Max Willard. She was an East Monmouth resident her entire life, as she and her husband purchased a home there in 1950.
Iva attended Monmouth schools and graduated from Monmouth Academy at the age of 16. Following graduation, she attended Bliss Business School in Lewiston, where she met her future husband, Haskell “Hack” Dearnley.
Iva was employed in Augusta by the state of Maine Department of Education for 25 years. Upon retirement in 1976, she blossomed in a life that included the pursuit of new interests. These included tennis, which she enjoyed all year, playing and taking lessons in the winter at the Augusta Tennis Club, and cross-country skiing with her friend, Alice Fairchild, who was also a tennis partner. She developed a fine hand-quilting stitch and made many charming quilts for her family.
Iva was a lifelong reader, gardener and cook. She developed and maintained numerous flower gardens, often incorporating vegetables, flowers and herbs in a single bed long before it became popular. Her cooking was a pleasure to eat, and her family and friends were always happy to be at her table.
She and Hack had an active, happy and productive life together for 69 years, raising three children, enjoying five grandchildren, family ski trips, swimming, and traveling with friends in the U.S., Canada and British Isles.
Iva was a member of the East Monmouth Methodist Church and the Ladies Auxiliary. She spent many years in service to the church and community, including delivering Meals on Wheels, and as an active member of Friends of Custom Public Library.
She was a woman of intelligence, warmth, humor and, above all, always young at heart. She was an extraordinary, ordinary person and her family was richly blessed by her presence in their lives.
www.sunjournal.com/news/obituaries/2012/10/20/iva-w-dearnley/1268131.
Iva W. Dearnley
She was born on the family farm in East Monmouth on Oct. 9, 1920, to her parents, Leah (Crosby) and Max Willard. She was an East Monmouth resident her entire life, as she and her husband purchased a home there in 1950.
Iva attended Monmouth schools and graduated from Monmouth Academy at the age of 16. Following graduation, she attended Bliss Business School in Lewiston, where she met her future husband, Haskell “Hack” Dearnley.
Iva was employed in Augusta by the state of Maine Department of Education for 25 years. Upon retirement in 1976, she blossomed in a life that included the pursuit of new interests. These included tennis, which she enjoyed all year, playing and taking lessons in the winter at the Augusta Tennis Club, and cross-country skiing with her friend, Alice Fairchild, who was also a tennis partner. She developed a fine hand-quilting stitch and made many charming quilts for her family.
Iva was a lifelong reader, gardener and cook. She developed and maintained numerous flower gardens, often incorporating vegetables, flowers and herbs in a single bed long before it became popular. Her cooking was a pleasure to eat, and her family and friends were always happy to be at her table.
She and Hack had an active, happy and productive life together for 69 years, raising three children, enjoying five grandchildren, family ski trips, swimming, and traveling with friends in the U.S., Canada and British Isles.
Iva was a member of the East Monmouth Methodist Church and the Ladies Auxiliary. She spent many years in service to the church and community, including delivering Meals on Wheels, and as an active member of Friends of Custom Public Library.
She was a woman of intelligence, warmth, humor and, above all, always young at heart. She was an extraordinary, ordinary person and her family was richly blessed by her presence in their lives.
www.sunjournal.com/news/obituaries/2012/10/20/iva-w-dearnley/1268131.
Emma Jane Dearnley
ID# 6618, b. 27 December 1920, d. 23 April 2004
Birth:
Emma Jane Dearnley was born on 27 December 1920 at Lisbon Falls, Androscoggin county, Maine, USA,
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Emma Jane Dearnley was the daughter of Fred Haskell Dearnley and Mabel Eva Calder.
in 1939 Emma Jane Dearnley lived at Lisbon Falls, Androscoggin county, Maine, USA,
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Marriage:
Emma Jane Dearnley married John W Beganny on 22 July 1939
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Death:
Emma Jane Dearnley died on 23 April 2004 at Lisbon Falls, Androscoggin county, Maine, USA, at age 83 years, 3 months and 27 days
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Jane Dearnley Beganny
(excerpts from obituary)
LISBON FALLS - Jane Dearnley Beganny passed away from this life on Friday, April 23, after struggling for many confusing years afflicted with Alzheimer's Disease. Jane would want to thank the caring personnel at the Lamp Alzheimer's Care Unit and also at Marshwood Nursing Home who helped to make her long waiting period less stressful than it might have been.
Born in Lisbon Falls Dec. 27, 1920, to Mabel and Fred Dearnley, Emma Jane was one of five children. Inspired by her mother who taught kindergarten in Lisbon Falls for 45 years, she followed in the same capacity for another 30 years after her mothers retirement. That 75 years of a mother-daughter team will be fondly remembered by countless students who experienced the best years of their educational lives. Their heartfelt dedication to their students was very special to them.
She married John W. Beganny July 22, 1939. They made their home in Lisbon Falls and had three children. She loved baking, ice skating. swimming, being with the whole Dearnley family, and especially spending time with her sister Glenys at the ocean.
Jane will be remembered as a person who always did for everyone else. She was a nurturer of students, friends and family. As a member of the Daughters of Isabella, she was active with the Holy Family Church in Lisbon Falls. After her retirement she participated in the Maine Retired Teachers Association.
Sun Journal
Apr 24, 2004 12:00 am
http://www.sunjournal.com/node/330680?quicktabs_2=0.
(excerpts from obituary)
LISBON FALLS - Jane Dearnley Beganny passed away from this life on Friday, April 23, after struggling for many confusing years afflicted with Alzheimer's Disease. Jane would want to thank the caring personnel at the Lamp Alzheimer's Care Unit and also at Marshwood Nursing Home who helped to make her long waiting period less stressful than it might have been.
Born in Lisbon Falls Dec. 27, 1920, to Mabel and Fred Dearnley, Emma Jane was one of five children. Inspired by her mother who taught kindergarten in Lisbon Falls for 45 years, she followed in the same capacity for another 30 years after her mothers retirement. That 75 years of a mother-daughter team will be fondly remembered by countless students who experienced the best years of their educational lives. Their heartfelt dedication to their students was very special to them.
She married John W. Beganny July 22, 1939. They made their home in Lisbon Falls and had three children. She loved baking, ice skating. swimming, being with the whole Dearnley family, and especially spending time with her sister Glenys at the ocean.
Jane will be remembered as a person who always did for everyone else. She was a nurturer of students, friends and family. As a member of the Daughters of Isabella, she was active with the Holy Family Church in Lisbon Falls. After her retirement she participated in the Maine Retired Teachers Association.
Sun Journal
Apr 24, 2004 12:00 am
http://www.sunjournal.com/node/330680?quicktabs_2=0.
Marie L Lurvey
ID# 6619, b. 1890
Birth:
Marie L Lurvey was born in 1890 at East Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts, USA,
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Marie L Lurvey was the daughter of Arthur C Lurvey and Agnes Houghton.
Marriage:
Marie L Lurvey married William Clayton Dearnley, son of David Dearneley and Ella A Gore, on 11 December 1912 at Everett, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, USA,
William C Dearnley 29 1st mar. res: Everett Printer p.o.b.: Lisbon Falls, Me fa: David Dearnley mo: Ella A Gore
Marie L Lurvey 22 1st mar. res: Everett Saleslady p.o.b.: E. Boston, Mass fa: Arthur C Lurvey mo: Agnes Houghton.
Marie L Lurvey appeared in the 1950 US census at
36 Norwood Street, Everett, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, USA.
On 17 April 1950:-
DEARNLEE, William C Head 67 Mar. Linotype operator, Publishing co. b.Maine
DEARNLEE, Maria L Wife 58 Mar. - b.Massachusetts
SEFTON, Perry O Lodger 79 Nev. - b.Rhode Island
DEAN, George A Lodger 79 Nev. - b.Vermont
ELLINGOOD, Charles Lodger 79 Nev. - b.Canada
BERNSTEEN, Louis Lodger 53 Nev. Laborer, City Park Dept. b.Massachusetts
Address: 36 Norwood Street, Everett, Middlesex county, Massachusetts
ED: 9-247 Sheet: 1.
Children of Marie L Lurvey and William Clayton Dearnley
- Evelyn Alice Dearnley b. 17 Nov 1914
- Arthur David Dearnley+ b. 15 Dec 1927, d. 22 Sep 2012
Arthur C Lurvey
ID# 6620, b. about 1862
Birth:
Arthur C Lurvey was born about 1862
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Marriage:
Arthur C Lurvey married Agnes Houghton about 1883
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Child of Arthur C Lurvey and Agnes Houghton
- Marie L Lurvey+ b. 1890