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Our Family History and Ancestry
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1906 - 1981
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Name |
CHARLES BENJAMIN POOR [1] |
Born |
22 Feb 1906 |
Augusta, Kennebec, Maine [1, 2] |
Gender |
Male |
Also Known As |
Queenie |
School |
Coney High School, Augusta, Me. |
Occupation |
Sales Rep for General Foods [1] |
Buried |
May 1981 |
Forest Grove Cemetary, Augusta, Me. [1] |
Died |
12 May 1981 |
Augusta, Kennebec, Maine [1] |
Person ID |
I79 |
Welcomer and Poor Relatives |
Last Modified |
18 Aug 2017 |
Father |
CHARLES WALTER POOR, b. 9 Sep 1877, Searsmont, Me., Waldo County , d. 4 Aug 1956, Augusta, Me. |
Mother |
HARRIET ESTHER WHEELER, b. 1879, Maine , d. 26 May 1932, Augusta, Me. |
Married |
2 Oct 1902 [3] |
Notes |
- found at Maine state archives
Certificate Number:
Bride Name: WHEELER HARRIETT E
Bride Town/State: HALLOWELL, ME
Groom Name: POOR CHARLES W
Groom Town/State: AUGUSTA, ME
Date of Marriage: Wednesday October 2, 1901
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Family ID |
F50 |
Group Sheet |
Family |
WINIFRED ALMA SUTTON, b. 1 Dec 1905, Mt. Vernon, Westchester, N.Y. , d. 6 Jun 1995, Augusta, Kennebec, Maine |
Married |
27 May 1933 |
Augusta, Kennebec, Maine [4, 5] |
Children |
| 1. GARY SUTTON POOR, b. 13 Aug 1936, Augusta General Hospital, Augusta, Kennebec, Maine , d. 26 Mar 1991, Worcester, Mass  |
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Photos
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 | Charles Poor family 1944
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 | PoorCharles&Winifred
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 | PoorGraveside
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Family ID |
F41 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- 013-05-2950 SS# Born in Augusta?
Charles' mother was divorced by his father, and he remarried very shortlyafterwards. Apparently Charles B. sided more with his mother and he andhis father never got on very well after that. His mother died in just afew years and lived within a block or two of the father and the new Mrs.Poor.
Rena seemed to be very well liked by many, despite these hard feelings.
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Sources |
- [S231] Winifred Sutton Poor-reply to Barbara Rehorn.
- [S9] Birth Certificate - Charles Benjamin Poor.
- [S230] Winifred Sutton Poor - hand written note.
- [S104] Marriage Archives - Maine, for dates.
- [S231] Winifred Sutton Poor-reply to Barbara Rehorn, for place.
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