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Helen W. Worthington was born on 15 October 1896 in Michigan.^1,2 She and Frederick (Fred) Willoughby Kinney were married on 11 April 1917. She died on 24 May 1985, at age 88, in Albion Township, Calhoun, Michigan.² She was buried in Riverside Cemetery (Block 45, Lot 2, Grave 5), Albion, Calhoun, Michigan.³

Frederick (Fred) W. Kinney, Jr., was born on 17 April 1918 in Albion Township, Calhoun, Michigan.¹ He and Marguerite G. Weers were married on 27 March 1948. He died on 19 September 2007, at age 89, in Concord, Jackson, Michigan.¹ He was buried in Riverside Cemetery (Block 45, Lot 4-B, Grave 3), Albion, Calhoun, Michigan.

Marguerite G. Weers was born on 3 November 1921 in Albion Township, Calhoun, Michigan.¹ She and Frederick (Fred) W. Kinney, Jr., were married on 27 March 1948. She died on 18 December 2009, at age 88, in Concord, Jackson, Michigan.¹ She was buried in Riverside Cemetery (Block 45, Lot 4-B), Albion, Calhoun, Michigan.²

Marguerite G. Weers was a Marshall Furnace Company- Purchasing Agent.² She was educated Argubright Business College-Battle Creek, Michigan.² Marguerite Kinney

Marguerite Kinney Albion Marguerite Kinney, age 88 of South Albion passed away Friday, December 18, 2009 at her home. She was born November 3, 1921 on a farm east of Marshall to John and Hazel (Whitehead) Weers. Marguerite's mother and a number of her mother's friends started her school career by creating the first kindergarten program in the Marshall Schools. Time passed with education and growth and she graduated from Marshall High School in 1939. She then attended Argubright Business College in Battle Creek. After graduation she was employed by the Marshall Furnace Company as a purchasing agent. She worked there seven years during World War II and several years after. While she was employed she met a young farmer and was swept off her feet and married Fred Kinney in March 1948. With Fred's love of the land and Marguerite's skill with business, the farm operation was to be admired. Their farm enlarged and their son John and daughter Mary joined them, followed by Mary's husband David in their endeavor. Marguerite enjoyed her new life on the farm and found that so much was wonderful. She joined the South Albion Women's Club, D.A.R., Modern Home Economic Club, the Howell School and all the enthusiasm that went with the school, including the Howell School Community Club which was very important to her. After her children were old enough to belong to the South Albion 4-H Club it became a life long interest for Marguerite and Fred. The Cooperative Extension Organization also filled their lives. Another event that was very important for them was the great fun they had with neighbors and friends playing Pedro at the monthly meetings for over 60 years. After Fred and Marguerite married they pursued the love of the outdoor and enjoyed hunting and fishing trips to Northern Michigan, Canada and Wyoming. The years to "The Cabin" in Grayling were relaxing and inspirational. They loved to travel and made many excursions visiting dear friends while admiring the history and beauty along the way. A favorite place always drew them home. A haven created to share with family and friends "The Pond" on the Eckford farm was always ready. Marguerite was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Albion, serving as a ruling Elder and as a Deaconess. She was on the Pastor Nominating Committee and was always concerned for the life of the church and its members. Celebrating special times at church, the Paddock Hubbard House and the Blair Farm were very important to the nearly inseparable couple. Anniversaries and Birthdays always remained something to be honored and remembered. Marguerite continued on after Fred's passing to recognize these special events and enjoy everyone else's. Above all things she loved her family and is survived by her son, John Kinney; daughter, Mary Kinney Habicht; son-in-law, David Habicht; and granddaughter, Helen Habicht. She is survived by nieces and nephew, Shirley (Phil) Paskett, Barbara Rausch (Sid) Middleton, James (Jeri) Rausch; and great-nephews, Matt and Jamie Paskett, Michael and Stephen Bialkowski; great-niece, Lindsay Middleton; and great-great-nephew, Anthony Paskett. She is also survived by special cousins, Robert (Barbara) Glinstra and Charles (Carla) Whitehead, as well as cousins in Indiana and Illinois. Funeral Service will be 11:00 a.m., Monday, December 21, 2009, at the First Presbyterian Church, 305 E. Porter St., Albion with Pastor John Sterner officiating. Interment will follow in the family plot at Riverside Cemetery. Visitation will be Sunday, December 20, 2009 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at J. Kevin Tidd Funeral Home, 811 Finley Drive, Albion, MI. Memorials may be made to the First Presbyterian Church, Hubbard Memorial Museum Foundation in Concord, Homer Historical Society, B.E. Henry Memorial Scholarship Fund or the organization of your choice. www.kevintiddfuneralhome.com

Published in Battle Creek Enquirer on December 20, 2009 Print print.

Elizabeth "Betsey" Ann Kinney was born on 3 May 1796 in Sussex County, New Jersey. She and William H. Loder were married in 1819 in Montrose, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. She died in 1848, at age ~52, in Montrose, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.

Margaret Waldorf Kinney was born on 10 December 1797 in Sussex County, New Jersey.¹ She died on 19 September 1800, at age 2, in Sussex County, New Jersey.^1,2

Sandee Scott Fritzen lists death date as 19 Sep 1801.

Maria Kinney was born on 4 October 1799 in Franklin, Sussex, New Jersey.¹ She and William Morgan were married about 1819 in Washington, Macomb, Michigan.² She died after 19 July 1870 in Michigan.

Frederick Snover Kinney was born on 23 July 1803 in Sussex County, New Jersey.¹ He died on 31 July 1803, at age 0, in Sussex County, New Jersey.¹

Charles Frederick Kinney was born on 20 August 1804 in Walnut Valley, Warren, New Jersey.¹ He and Salome Kirkoff were married on 30 November 1823 in Monroe, Pennsylvania.² He and Emeline Stanaback were married before 1879 in Wantage, Sussex, New Jersey.³ He died on 3 June 1894, at age 89, in Deckertown, Sussex, New Jersey.² He was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Sussex, Sussex, New Jersey.⁴

Charles Frederick Kinney was a Farmer.³ !900 New Jersey Census shows Charles and Emeline Stanaback Kinney had 5 children, 3 living.

Abel Johnson Kinney was born on 24 April 1808 in Stillwater, Sussex, New Jersey. He died on 28 August 1886, at age 78.^1,2

Rachel Kinney was born on 23 March 1810 in Sussex County, New Jersey.^2,3,1 She died on 1 March 1872, at age 61.

Information from Robert Moore, Canada (see Snover file on disk): birthdate, death, m. Bartley Larue.

Isaac Snover Kinney was born on 19 November 1811 in Blairstown, Warren, New Jersey.^1,2 He and Catherine C. Reed were married about 1831 in Franklin, Sussex, New Jersey.³ He died on 25 October 1895, at age 83, in Blairstown, Warren, Pennsylvania, Died while visiting his boyhood home.^1,2 He was buried in Union Cemetery, Springville, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.²

Info on Isaac Kinney's family is from the Kinney website via LouiseSP. Isaac S. Kinney b. 12 Nov 1811, d. 10 Oct 1895 in Warren Co, NJ while visiting childhood home, bur. Broslstine (sp?) Cemetery, Susquehanna Co, PA In 1867, Isaac Kinney moved to Susquehanna County, PA and located in the Township of Dimock in 1878. Isaac Snover Kinney resided in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, in 1867 Moved to Susquehanna County in this year; in 1878 moved to Dimock Township.

Gideon Leeds Kinney was born on 4 July 1813 in Blairstown, Warren, New Jersey. He and Elizabeth Karen Hazen Harkinson were married on 9 March 1837 in Sussex, New Jersey.¹ He and Sarah M. Bush were married in 1849.² He died on 26 February 1894, at age 80, in Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania.¹ He was buried in Stroudsburg Cemetery, Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania.

Gideon Leeds Kinney was a Farmer.³
Info from Kinney web site. Gideon moved to Smithfield, Monroe Co., PA in 1853 settling in Shawnee, PA, operated a sawmill and later purchased a farm on Milford Rd, 2 miles east of Stroudsburg.

William Morgan was born about 1802 in Pennsylvania.¹ He and Maria Kinney were married about 1819 in Washington, Macomb, Michigan.² He died before 19 July 1870.

William Morgan was a Farmer.¹

Clara Louise Kinney was born on 7 April 1921.¹ She and Gilbert L. Rausch were married on 25 April 1942.² She died on 9 December 2005, at age 84, in Marshall, Calhoun, Michigan.¹ She was buried in Riverside Cemetery, Albion, Calhoun, Michigan.³

Herbert M. Kinney was born on 12 November 1862 in Albion, Calhoun, Michigan.¹ He died after 1930.

Herbert M. Kinney was a Carpenter.²

Charles E. Grover was born on 24 January 1862 in Stillwater, Sussex, New Jersey.¹ He died in Stillwater, Sussex, New Jersey.²

Casper Grover was born on 11 July 1853 in Stillwater, Sussex, New Jersey.^1,2,3 He and Margaret A. Campbell were married on 21 February 1879 in Newton, Sussex, New Jersey.^4,5 He died on 3 October 1916, at age 63, in Newton, Sussex, New Jersey.^2,3 He was buried in Newton Cemetery, Newton, Sussex, New Jersey.³

Casper Grover was a Butcher.⁶

Joseph McCullen Grover was born on 13 April 1874 in Franklin, Sussex, New Jersey.^2,3,1 He and Edith Johnson were married about 1898.³ He died after 3 January 1920.⁴