
PLEASE READ!!! This
page is a work in progress, an experiment with a new design and format. Because the collection of documents, photos
and research notes is growing, I'm introducing "family" pages to exhibit these items and give more indepth biographies
whenever possible. I do not take credit for artwork here, it is stock graphics I found on-line and will add credits
as soon as I can clarify where I found each piece (sloppy web searches on my part). As always, if you can provide corrections, or additional
information or items, or, if you would like to provide feedback on the new design, please EMAIL
me, Áine (Irene) MacCollar.
I have documents and obituaries for the
Teresa McCollor descendants, most are courtesy of Mark Rabidas (thank you!). I'll be doing more work on this page, hoping
to include a narrative of some sort should family members care to help me out. For now, however, I will use this page
as a space to "park" what I do have until I can better organize the page.
All documents
here are shown in reduced size. Please click on each document to view in larger sizes.
MARRIAGE TO ARTHUR
WILKINS
DeVOLL WILKINS /
ELLIOTT MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
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VIOLET DeVOLL BIRTH CERTIFICATE
VIOLET DeVOLL ORIGINAL
BIRTH RECORD
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Melvin Wilkins (DEVOL)
FARMINGTON - Melvin E. Wilkins, 75, died Sunday, June 8, 1997 at Frisbie Memorial Hospital,
following a long illness. Born Jan. 7, 1922 in Sanbornville, he was the son of Arthur and Violet (DeVoe) Wilkins. During World War II, he served in the United States Army. He was a retired setup man, having first retired from Spaulding
Fibre and in 1985 from Davidson Rubber Company. He was a member of the Springvale, Maine F & AM. Survivors
include his wife of 51 years, Noma L. (Merrill) Wilkins of Farmington; three daughters, Gail N. Trask of Farmington, Dale
W. Plourde of Rochester, and Thail N. Chase of Alton; five sisters, Sylvia Jones of Lebanon, Maine, Theresa Kimball of East
Rochester, Fernand Dyer of Rochester, Dorothea Cushing of Rochester, and Edith Mongeon of Newmarket; two stepbrothers; a stepsister;
five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
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Fernand Dyer (DEVOL)
ROCHESTER — Fernand M. Dyer, 78, of 33 Highland St., East Rochester, died Monday,
Nov. 18, 2002, at her home following a long illness. Born on May 14, 1924, in Acton, Maine, she was the daughter of Arthur
Wilkins and Violet DeVoll. She was a homemaker who found great satisfaction in helping others. Members of her family
include her son, Darrell Dyer of Lebanon, Maine; daughters, Della Anderson of California, Dianna Adams and Donna Dyer, both
of Farmington; grandson, Darian Roberge and his wife, Nicole of Farmington; great-grandson, Douglas Roberge of Farmington;
four sisters, Edie Mongeon of New Market, Sylvia Jones of Lebanon; Dorothia Cushing of Rochester and Sherry Phillips of Dover;
a brother, Sunny Elliott of Rochester; several other grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was
predeceased by her husband, Oneil Dyer; a son, David Dyer; and a sister, Theresa Kimball.
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Teresa Kimball (DEVOL)
ROCHESTER — Teresa M. Kimball,
77, of 33 Highland Ave., Apt. 13, in East Rochester, died Tuesday, April 4, 2000, at her home after a brief illness. She
was born March 19, 1923 in Wakefield, the daughter of the late Arthur and Violet Wilkins. She had resided in this area most
of her life and was a retired shoe shop worker and mill worker. She enjoyed making crafts and sewing. Members of her
family include her husband of 47 years, Kenneth D. Kimball of East Rochester; sons, John K. Kimball and Gerry G. Kimball,
both of Lebanon, Maine, Lawrence Patriquin of Barrington, Arthur Patriquin of Strafford, Richard Patriquin of Farmington,
and Michael Kimball of Dover; daughters, Sandra McCabe of Strafford, Teresa Cressey of Barnstead, Karen Racicot of West Lebanon,
Maine, Honor Kimball of Raymond; many grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; sisters, Sylvia Jones of Lebanon, Maine,
Dorothea Cushing of Rochester, Fernand Dyer of East Rochester, Edith Mongeon of Newmarket, and many nieces and nephews.
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