38372. George Washington Holden
George Washington Holden was a fisherman according to the 1860 Deer Isle census. In the 1870 census he is listed as a "book agent" and the Deer Isle town records lists him as a teacher in November 1900 at age 70.
Bangor Daily News
May 10, 1962John Franklin Holden, 89, of 222 Elm Street, Bangor, died Wednesday evening at a local hospital.
Born in Bangor February 16, 1973, he was the son of Franklin M., and Abbie (Trecarten) Holden.
Mr, Holden worked for the Railway Express for 42 years, retiring 20 years ago. He was a member of Rising Virtue Lodge, A. and F.M., a former member of the Bangor Masonic Club and attended the First Methodist Church.
Surving are two daughters, Mrs. Carlton Smart of Maxfield, and Mrs. Cecil Godfrey of Old Town; eight grandchildren, and 26 great grandchildren.
Toledo Blade
Febriary 6, 1963Holden - Mary Minnie, agr 78 years, of 2719 Arletta Ave.
Widow of the late Ralph W.; loving mother of Fred, John, Clarence of Toledo; Henry, Indianna; Mrs. Eleanor Stahl, Mrs. Florence Yeager, Mrs. Eva Kuhn, Mrs. Mary Badman, Toledo; Mrs. Grace Grill, Arizona; dear sister of Henry Runge, Toledo; Mrs. Emma Birch, Mrs. Elizabeth St. Marie, Chicago; 29 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren.
The Boston Globe
January 5, 1989Bedingfield - Of Bellerica, January 4, 1989, Phyllos (Holden) wife of the late Everett Bedingfield.
Mother of Robert Bedingfield of Bellerica, Everett Dedingfield of Gloucester and sister of Virginia Baker of Brockton.