Edward Kent CARVER

                   Cyrus W. Carver 67, died Thursday at his home in Glenburn, where he had lived nearly all his life, although born in Lagrange, and was highly regarded by all who knew him.  He leaves his wife, Mrs. Martha J. Carver, and son, William F. Carver, of Glenburn; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Morrison of Los Angeles and Mrs. Maud Henderson of Glenburn, nieces and nephews.  He was a member of Queen City Grange.  Funeral services will be at the family residence.  Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and interment in the family lot in Pleasant view cemetery Glenburn  Mar 23 1939
In Hazel Morrison's book Daily Hevenly Mana birth date listed
                  

                   Name Bertrude comes from town records in Glenburn, Maine.  Relative Hazel
Morrison Moor says middle name is Bryer.  Monument in Pleasant View Cemetery,
Glenburn, Maine, says he died 17 July 1873 at age of 5 months.   Separate note
from Hazel Morrison Moor gives birth date as 17 Feb 1873.   Smaller headstone
shows he was called Bertie by family members.

Vital Records of Bangor, Maine, Volume 1: Birth Records; Compiled by Michelle E. Thomas, Publisher: Picton Press,Rockport, Maine.
Page 49- Birth Records of Bangor MaineRecords , there is an entry:

"Carver, [no name]; child of Edward K. and Eunice N. Carver; born Feb 17,1873. "

The person who copied this record from the original misread Eunice's middle initial.
                  

                   Memorial services for Mrs. Mary A. C. Morrison 74 of 5735 York Blvd, who passed away Thursday Oct 28 were held at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forrest Lawn, on Monday Nov. 1  Service were conducted by Rev. Randall Scott, of the Highland Park Methodist church, assisted by Rev. E. Dow Hoffman of the Covina Methodist church.  Mrs. Morrison was born in Glenburna, Maine, Aug 28, 1874, and married Frank Morrison Oct 25, 1896. Prior to coming to Los Angeles in 1925 she her home in Orono and Genbur, Maine.  She celebrated her Golden Wedding anniversary two years ago and passed away three days after observing her 52nd wedding anniversary.  Mrs. Morrison leaves her husband Frank; daughters, Mrs. Margaret Walker, of Highland Park, and Mrs. Hazel Moor of Highland Park; sons, Woodrow Morrison U.S. N., and Edward Morrison, of Beech Hurst, New York; nine grandchildren; and six great grandchildren


1900 census Orono, Penobscot, Maine 2 children 2 living
                  

                   Town of Glenburn, Maine, Clerk's Records, Births, Marriages and Deaths, Vol. I,
Page 52, says middle initial R.  Note from Hazel Morrison Moor, granddaughter
of Edward K. Carver, says middle name is Merrill.  Monument at Pleasant View
Cemetery in Glenburn, Maine, also says middle initial is M.  Smaller headstone
shows he was called Josie by the family.
                  

                   note from Hazel Morrison Moor says name of spouse Murdock Campbell Haley, 3 girls and 1 boy
birth and death date year is listed as 1920 listed in Hazel M. Morrisons Daily heavenly Manna
                  

                   Town of Glenburn, Maine.  Clerk's Records.  Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Vol.
I, Page 55.

Middle name Maud obtained in note from Hazel Morrison Moor. Says there were
either (can't read writing) 7 girls and 4 boys or 4 girls and 4 boys.

In 1992 visit with daughters Pauline Henderson Crisp and Olga Henderson Smith
both said their mother's name, town records notwithstanding, was Maude Mahala
Carver, not Mahala Maud Carver.  They never knew it to be, or heard it, any
other way.  A second note from Hazel puts the e in Maude.

Pauline also provides an interesting account of how she and her husband had to
transport her mother's body in the family car in an all night drive from New
Jersey to Maine.

Obituary
Had one child and it died 1910 census Bangor, Penobscot, ME