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26 JUL 2020:
I corrected 25 birth years that were carelessly entered without a final digit making it look as if the persons were actually identified in the second century. Whew.
Still no favorable report on when we will get cable internet in rural Georgia. An interesting find. A birth date on a find-a-Grave memorial was identified by a data validate report as invalid. While the person's headstone clearly has 31 JUN 1884 engraved on it, there has never been such a date. See personID = I34050.
20 FEB 2020: An individual's "Descendants - Count" tab has been enhanced to reflect counts of "Total" and of "Living" 24 JAN 2020:
I have had no success to date resolving the FTP limitations. The good news is I still have internet access that facilitates research.
20 SEP 2018: I have updated the data tables for the first time since April. I had every intention of performing an update in July when we moved into a temporary residence, but all manner of excuse found its way into my schedule. Included in today's update are a number of census records and death certificates. Invariably, along with new census records are new individuals. Today's update was not with a brief refresher on how to use the update process. The lesson learned there is to update more frequently. I have not been able to implement a new mapping MOD. I will continue to work on that issue.
20 JUN 2018: After the website was shut down by my host server because bots were consuming too much bandwidth (while stealing site data & files), I implemented a sign-in requirement before visitors can see photos and documents. Source references are still available without a sign-in. Viewers can request a user account at this link.
29 May 2018: For about ten years this website has used the Google mapping function to display geographic locations. Regretfully, last month Google began charging $250/month for access to the mapping function. I am investigating alternative mapping options.
08 April 2018: I finally got about to updating the site with information gleaned over the last three months. Sorry for the delay. I am headed out of town tomorrow to see my first grandchild, Caroline Dawn Carr.
28 DEC 2017: The tree was been upgraded with roughly 80 death certificates and 280 census records
08 SEP 2017: I regret that I have had to deny access to users because my website host cannot help stop bots from stealing data. I will attempt to resolve the problem when I return home in mid-October.
23 MAY 2017: While waiting for foot problems to resolve themselves before resuming the Appalachian Trail hike, I added another 500 census records and 100+ death certificates. And countless Find-a-Grave links. Found a relative who first flew for the US, then the RCAF, then the RAF and finally for the US again. His P-51B Mustang was shot down over France in mid-1944 so he spent the rest of the war in at least three separate a POW camps: 1LT Herbert Blanchfield. I plan to resume the hike in a matter of days... Oh yes; I added to the list of IPs that are permanently blocked from vising the site. If you can read this note, you very likely were not on that list of banned IPs.
07 APR 2017: In-between a couple of weeks on the Appalachian Trail I have managed to link just over 500 US Census records. A added a count of "Close relationships" that can be seen on the Relationship tab on any individual's page. There are only 9 such "cousin" marriages in the tree; all of which are found in farm communities. See Cousin Marriages.
19 DEC 2016: The database was refreshed today with two months of research. Roughly 30 new death certificates and scores of census records have been transcribed. A Table of Descendants was added to Descendants tab. It sits on the red option row when Descendants is selected. The count of children, grand-children, great-grand-children, etc. is select-able as is the number of generations.
17 OCT 2016: I have updated the full database. Find-a-Gave memorials (9,200) are now located in the burial events - logically - and not as another event. More Census records, persons, and documents were linked. iPhone performance remains suspect. User/visitor feedback is more than welcome! Administrative orphans - persons with absolutely no known relatives in the tree - were deleted from the site.
19 SEP 2016: I have very belatedly discovered a large number of persons who have become unlinked from a parent, sibling, or spouse. They are for lack of a better term - administrative orphans. I am working diligently to resolve those errors. Some are simply duplicates; regardless they all need to be resolved.
03 SEP 2016:The site has been upgraded to TNG version 11.
I am working to resolve display issues that are apparent on iPad and smart phones.
26 AUG 2016: After taking a long while to resolve some technical issues with the PC version of the tree, the website was updated today. There is good news in that I did not completely forget the new procedures learned in the last update! I have tested a further upgrade on my PC that will be migrated to this site soon. It will offer better performance on handheld devices, e.g., iPhone and iPad.
05 JUN 2016: Well, I have learned a new trick for updating the website. (See the 04 June note below.) The database has been updated. Please advise me if you run into a problem with the presentation of a person's data.
04 JUN 2016:I am having a technical problem with the website - database updates are not working the way I have accomplished them for the last several years. I am working on solutions with help from smarter, more skilled folks…. Thus far, one fix didn’t work and the 2nd is a bit of a challenge.
22 APR 2016: GEDCOM was updated which included several new cemeteries, memorials, and records.
17 MAR 2016: Several Cemeteries were added with known family burials. Numerous Find-a-Grave memorials were linked to individuals.
28 FEB 2016: Added birth reports. Focusing on WWI, WWI draft records and WWII enlistment records. The Census MOD is under repair.
16 FEB 2016: Added an even 540 Find-a-Grave memorials. Improved the Military reports.
03 FEB 2016: Resolved numerous discrepancies in birth dates; added several hundred Find-a-Grave links
26 JAN 2016: GEDCOM update.
22 DEC 2015: Additional census records, photos, and documents added as well as people.
05 NOV 2015: Census count =4629; Death certificate count =1294; Photos added. Regretfully I had to add a restriction to the media files since bots have stolen the work without citation or approval. If you would like access to those files, please Register for a User Account in the left menu and reflect your family relationship.
10 OCT 2015:
Added 'Count' to an individual's Descendants tab; data is displayed by generation as shown below. Louis Drury CARR b. 24 JUN 1899 d. 24 JAN 1986 Relationship / Descendants / Spouses / Total / Birth Year Range 1. Self 1 1 2 1899-1899 2. Children 3 4 7 1926-1934 3. Grandchildren 18 18 36 1950-1968 4. Great grandchildren 27 14 41 1980-2000 5. G-Great grandchildren 17 17 17 2006-2020 Total 66 37 103
02 OCT 2015: Census count = 4427; Death certificate count =1203; Photos added.
28 AUG 2015: Added surname statistics to the Statistics menu. Added a corresponding Surname Cloud to the bottom of the home page.
17 AUG 2015: Census count >= 4000; additional death certificates added.
23 JUL 2015: Additional Census records, documents, and photos added.
11 JUL 2015: Made the long awaited upgrade to enable use on mobile devices: iPad, iPhone, etc. (lost the Research links as a consequence - and, unfortunately, not all mobile features are working properly)
10 JUL 2015: Census count = 3500 and counting...
14 APR 2015: Improved the format of the Help page.
09 APR 2015: Re-linked another 300 census records for 1900 (e.g., William Seward Carr) Added the various media indicated in the sections below
Dec 2013: Photos and documents are once more linked at the bottom of the relevant person's page. A new feature hides all but the first line of Event fields containing multiple lines. Those fields are marked with a white triangle.
Jul 2013: A new feature tabulates content of a displayed, US Census record. An example: William Seward Carr. Photos
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8 APR 2018 |
 | 2nd Infantry Division (2ID) Omaha Beach: 1944 JUN 07
This classic photo of 2ID soldiers climbing up the slope from Omaha Beach was enlarged and hung on a wall in the WWII Museum in New Orleans, LA. Veeta (Scott) Biggers visited the museum in January 2016 and as she glanced up at the photo, the second soldier in the column looking at the photographer drew her attention. While there may be no way to confirm his identification to an absolute certainty, she was convinced that it was her father, SSG John Edgar Scott, who was with the 702 Ordnance Company, 2ID on that very day! |
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21 FEB 2018 |
 | Brannon, Charles Wilson: Darlington Prep School.
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12 FEB 2018 |
 | Carr, John L: 1975
He was allegedly delighted to be placing his daughter aboard a flight en route her honeymoon. |
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12 FEB 2018 |
 | Carr, Gloria Jean: 1945 Yonkers HS senior
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 | Malone, Carson and Mollie: circa 1872
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 | Howard, Beulah Mae: 1936 HS Graduation by Greer Studios, Sherman, TX
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 | Howard, Eldon: 1937-2016
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12 FEB 2018 |
 | USS Minnesota: 1911
Thomas H. Leverett sailed aboard this vessel during WWI. |
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Jerome Barton sailed aboard this vessel during WWII. Photo by Tommy Trammp. |
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2 DEC 2017 |
 | Blanchfield, Herbert: 1944 - P-51B "Uncle Den"
P-47C Thunderbolt QP-L 41-6187 of the 334th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group, 8th AF. Coded QP-L 'Quack!' with pilot Capt Robert L Priser. Passed on to pilot Capt Herbert J Blanchfield, Coded QP-E 'Uncle Den'. Crew Chief Robert J Kellett stayed with A/C throughout.
The photo was kindly shared by the 4th Fighter Group Association.
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 | Blanchfield, Herbert: 1944, P-47C Thunderbolt 41-06187
The P-47 was photographed on an airstrip; presumably at Debden, England. It was the aircraft with "Uncle Den" nose art. It was not the aircraft that 1LT Blanchfield flew on his last mission. The 334th Squadron transitioned from P-47C into the P-51 aircraft in May 1944. |
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 | Blanchfield, Herbert: 1944 P-51B Mustang 42-106767
North American P-51B Mustang QP-E, Serial No. 42-106767, flown by Lt. Herbert J. Blanchfield. The plane was one of the first natural metal finish Mustangs to join the 4th Fighter Group in May 1944.
On 9 May 1944, Lt. Blanchfield was shot down in this aircraft and became a POW. |
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23 MAY 2017 |
 | Blanchfield, Herbert: 1944
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23 MAY 2017 |
 | Leverett, George Reeves (left)
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9 MAY 2017 |
 | Leverett, Columbus A: circa 1918 Fordson tractor
Fordson was a combination of Ford and Son. According to Gas Engine Magazine, "Production of the Fordson tractor started in Dearborn in 1917, but the first 7000 units were made for England and it was not until the spring of 1918 that American farmers were able to buy the model." |
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 | Woodlawn Home of C.A. Leverett in 1983
This was the home of C.A Leverett and his family from about 1911 until 1926 when it was sold and the family moved closer into the town of McKinny, TX. This picture was taken by Barbara Ann Howard in 1983 when she was researching in the area. This house was about 2700 sq feet and had numerous out buildings; smoke house, wash house, root cellar, barns, poultry bldgs, etc. There was a large cistern on the back porch to catch rain water. |
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Unit History: "Established June 19, 1943 at Camp Hood, Texas. On Apr. 15, 1944, while stationed at Fort Ord, California, the unit was re-designated as the 672th Amphibian Tractor Battalion. They sailed from the San Francisco Port of Embarkation on Sep. 23, 1944 and landed at Bougainville Island, on Oct. 9, 1944. The unit was attached to the 37th Infantry Division. It carried troops ashore in the assault landing on Jan 9, 1945, at Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, Philippine Islands. It supported both the 37th Infantry Division and the 1st Cavalry Division in the drive south to Manila. In February, 1945, it was attached to the 11th Airborne Division for the mission to capture the Los Banos prisoner camp and release of its civilian internees on Feb. 23, 1945. Moved to Morotai, in June, 1945, the battalion was attached to the 1st Australian Division and one company from the Battalion carried troops ashore in the assault landing at Balikpapan Borneo, landing on Jul. 1, 1945. They shipped back to the U.S., landing at the San Francisco port on Dec. 24, 1945. The unit was deactivated, at Camp Stoneman, CA on Dec. 24, 1945. Text updated with information from Lt Col. Joseph A. Gibbs (Ret.)."
http://www.tankdestroyer.net/units/battalions600s/308-672nd-tank-destroyer-battalion
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 | Prince, Walie Benton: 1946 and brother Tom
Walie appears to be wearing the tank destroyer sharpshooter patch above his right pocket. He probably earned that patch before his unit was converted from the 672nd Tank Destroyer Battalion to the 672nd Amphibian Tractor Battalion. The picture was taken after he redeployed from the western pacific. The picture was likely taken in January. His bother Tom enlisted in late 1945 and does not appear to have been deployed overseas since there are no accoutrements on his uniform. |
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 | Squires Grandview Home in Frankford, WV in 1881
Noted on the back of the Squire Grandview photograph and somewhat aligned with those in the photo:
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Frankford WVa
Grandview Farm "1891" move to-1890
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Michael Airheart B 8/20/1819
Amie Grant B 8/24/1818
B Roanoke 3/16/49 D 3/27/16 "67" is circled (refers to Sara Emma (Airheart) Squires)
Aunt Sarah and husband
Sara Emma Squires LW Squires (arrow points to Addie N
Preacher B 11/27/83
Luella B Squires
Asa M Squires
Other neighbors -
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Lillie Lee Squires B Roanoke 8/7/82
John W. Smith
Addie N (illegible)
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Leo William Squires
B 2/28/38
D 5/13/16
19th Calvary (WVa) Co B
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The census showed Adam (38), a plumber from Scotland living in the 4th Ward of Paterson, NJ along with his wife Sarah (38), Ada (18), William (15), Ella (7), and Henry L (5). Ada and Ella would never marry. Three children died in 1864: Catherine at age 7, Horace Greeley at age 6 and Frances at age 5. Other documents show that his profession is understated. His company, Adam Carr & Co., manufactured brass cocks and iron & galvanized pipes. Eric and Barbara (nee Stockdale) Mann located four US Patents awarded or assigned to Adam Carr in the late 1800's. They are available elsewhere on this website. The patents are associated with steam propulsion and relate directly to his indicated occupation: plumber. |
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This repeatedly reproduced (to the point that it is nearly illegible) Ramsey hospital roster found in the Thomaston, GA Archives shows that Nicholas was granted a 60-day furlough on 09 August 1864 while assigned to the 22nd Alabama. Most of those listed on the same page were being released on similar 60-day furloughs regardless of wound or illness. This roster corroborates a discharge record that Nicholas' kept and was in the possession of descendant, Linda Belk. Nicholas is listed on the 7th line from the bottom. Although he is reflected being assigned to the 22nd Alabama, no 22nd Alabama muster confirms such an assignment.
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 | Scott, Vivian Lucille (Howard): 1945, October 25 postcard to her mother
Vivian wrote a postcard from Albuquerque, NM to her mother, Minnie Bertha in Arlington TX, saying: "Only a few days left before I have to return to work. How I hate to have had such a nice honeymoon. Coming home Friday. Will probably stop by Friday. Will tell you all about it."
Husband, John Edgar Scott returned from Europe on 27 September 1945 and they finally had their honeymoon. |
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 | Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 ASTC-P6
Louis enlisted in the NYU Army Student Training Corps (ASTC) on 01 October 1918 and was honorably discharged on December 19. Many WWI records were destroyed in the 12 July 1973 fire at the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. In the following years the veteran's records would be reconstituted using auxiliary records - Louis's records were reconstituted using the NYU payroll records. He is one of 16 privates on the linked payroll. He was recorded receiving #42.60 in pay for the period to include $6.40 for a Quartermaster allotment - possibly for the return of unused books, equipment or clothing. The story of the short-lived SATC is worth researching - its duration was not much longer than the period of Louis's enlistment. |
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Terrell Stowe, aged 52 years, died at a private sanitarium Saturday night. His body was removed to Barclay & Brandpn's chapel, and will be taken this morning to Martin, Ga., for the funeral services and interment. |
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77 SOUTHWESTERN CASUALTIES IN LIST THAT_INCLUDES 1772
Scores of Texas Men Named In Army Roll of Honor;
New Mexico and Arizona Also Represented; 387 of All
Casualties Are Killed In Action; 762 Are Severely
Wounded, Including Guadalupe Montoya, El Paso.
Washington, D. C., 0ct 14.
— Army casualties released for publication today total 1772, divided as follows:
Killed in action, 387;
missing in action, 142;
wounded severely, 762;
died of wounds, 166;
died of accident and other causes, 20;
died of disease, 164;
died from airplane accident, 2;
wounded, degree undetermined, 121;
wounded slightly, 8.
Southwestern men on the list include:
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Pvt. Forest B. Mullins, Josserand, Tex., killed in action.
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 | Howard, Elsie Jean: 1947 MO Marriage Application
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 | Foster, Charles Thomas: 2003 Obituary
Nashville, TN
FOSTER, Charles Thomas - Age 60. September 7, 2003. Survived by brothers, Kim Foster, Nashville, John Conatser, Nicholsville, KY; sisters, Jeanne Young, Nashville, Jane Cheatham and Pat Young. Fayetteville, TN. Visitation will be at Woodbine Funeral Home, HICKORY CHAPEL, 5852 Nolensville Road Saturday 3 - 8p.m. and Sunday 12 Noon until time of prayer service at 2 p.m. conducted by Ped Foster. Mr. Foster will be conveyed to Higgins Funeral Home in Fayetteville, TN where visitation will be Sunday 6- 9 p.m. and Monday 11 am. -2 p.m. Funeral services will be at Higgins Funeral Home Monday. September 15 at 2 p.m. Interment Riverview Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Outlook Nashville at 3004 Tuggle Ave., Nashville, TN 37211. Family and friends will serve as Pallbearers.
WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, HICKORY CHAPEL, Directors, (615) 331-1952 Still Family Owned. |
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 | Leverett, Columbus A: 1931 Wedding News
Miss Alleen Gooch of this city, united in marriage to Mr. A.C. (sic) Leverett of Frisco last Sunday. The ceremony was performed at Durant, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Leverett are at home on their farm near Frisco. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Gooch of this city, and is popular among many friends. Mr. Leverett is a highly respected farmer of the Frisco section. |
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 | Carr, Adam: 1866 Fire
Fire on Cortlandt Street. - Shortly before six o'clock this morning a fire was discovered on the fourth floor of premises No. 45 Cortlandt street, occupied by Adam Carr, brass cock manufacturer and dealer in wrought iron and galvanized iron pipe. The flames extended to the third floor, also occupied by Mr. Carr, and damage to the extent of $1,500 was sustained. Supposed to be covered by insurance. The first and second floors were considerably damaged by water. Mr. Bailey, manufacturer of washing and wringing machines, occupies the second floor, and the first floor is occupied by Mr. Carr. |
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 | Carr, Adam: 1878-02-02 Mecantile Disasters
"One Hundred and Twenty-nine Failures Reported During January - Liabilities over Seven Million Dollars.
The mercantile disasters reported in this city during the past month are the largest in number that have occurred in any single month since the memorable panic of 1873....The following is a list of failures reported in the city during the past month, ...
"Carr, Adam, machinist, No. 43 Cortlandt street....Assets = $40,00; Liabilities = $55,000." |
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 | Carr, Adam: 1878 Business Troubles
"At a meeting of the creditors of Adam Carr, manufacturer of plumbers' supplies, at No. 43 Cortland street, and at Passaic, N.J., held yesterday, at the office of Register Dwight, the composition of thirty cents on the dollar was confirmed." |
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 | Carr, Adam: 1893 Obituary
Adam Carr of Paterson, N.J., died yesterday, after an illness of several months. He was a member of the firm of A. & W. S. Carr, boilermakers. |
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 | Heard County, GA - History of Its People (page 241)
TOMPKINS -- Humphrey Tompkins, a sailor boy, came from England and settled in Virginia. In 1677 the names of vestrymen in Albemarle Co., Va. were William. Tompkins and Humphrey Tompkins. Humphrey married Emily Eubanks.
Giles, born 22 Jan. 1766 in Virginia, married 1795 Rhoda Thurman, born 1 Apr. 1844. He moved from Virginia to Oglethorpe Co., Ga. and then to Putnam Co., Ga., being among the first white settlers. He owned three Negroes and built a log cabin in the woods near Rock Eagle, which is still in Tompkins district. Tompkins Inn was built by Giles in 1808. He married Sara Adams second.
Giles Tompkins was a soldier in the patriot army during the revolutionary war, and migrated from Virginia to Georgia, and settled in Oglethorpe Co. the latter part of the 1700’s.
Nicholas, born 17 Jan. 1796 in Oglethorpe Co., Ga., died 12 Aug. 1860 near Franklin, Ga. He had moved to Putnam Co. and then to Troup Co. about 1830, and settled on land now within the bounds of Heard Co. He served during the Seminole. War, holding a commission as major. He also served as a soldier in the war with Mexico. He married first Catherine Griffin Leverett, daughter of Thomas Leverett, a Baptist minister, and Mary Griffin, born 23 July 1794, died 10 May 1836 near Franklin, Ga.; he married second Lucinda Baxter Springer of Rotherwood, Carroll Co., Ga. born 6 Aug. 1825 and died near Franklin, Ga. 16 July 1887.
Children of Nicholas Tompkins and Catherine Griffin Leverett: Giles S., born 12 Aug. 1817, married Amanda West of Troup Co., Ga. and settled in Franklin, Ga., where he died 9 July 1849; Maria Ann, born 3 June 1819, died 17 June 1898 in Newnan, Ga. married 27 Dec. 1836 Lucius Horace Featherston, born 9 June 1816, died 4 Jan, 1866 in Newnan, Ga.; Mary Ellen married Irby H. Scott of Putnam Co., Ga. who served in Co. H, 5th Ga. Inf CSA; Sarah married Beverly D. Thomasson and moved to Arkansas; Catherine Griffin married 8 Jan. 1830 Dr. Joseph Middleton Lane of Franklin, Ga., born 13 May 1823, died 3 Feb. 1882; Emi1y Eubanks, born 5 July 1829, died 3 Mar. 1914 in Newnan, Ga., married 22 Nov. 1846 Benjamin Harvey Wright, born 7 Feb. 1819, died 28 Apr. 1903 in Newnan, Ga.
Nicholas Tompkins and Lucinda Baxter Springer had the following children: William Green Springer married Salley Jackson; John (9 Aug. 1849/30 June 1853); Humphrey A. (9 Mar. 1857/28 Jan. 1936) married first Viola Monk (28 Feb. 1858/l7 Sept. 1905), married second Mary Satterwhite; Nicholas moved to Texas; Elisa Baxter married Judge ___Russell; Ben Hill (12 June 1860/2 Apr. 1911), married Montezuma Holiday (1 Nov. 1660/0ct. 1917). |
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 | Gosse, Samuel: 1929 manifest NYC
Samuel Gosse, a 68 year old shoemaker, was manifested on the SS Newfoundland that sailed from St John's S.N.F on August 11th, 1929. The manifest indicates Samuel can read & write, was born in Torbay, Newfoundland and issued a visa in St John's on 8/8/29. Although a citizen of Nfld., his permanent residence is shown as Dorchester, USA. His estimated birth date of 1860 suggests that he may not be Samuel Gosse, s/o William Gosse. |
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 | Carr, James: 1842 Jul 16, Immigration pg2
James Carr (38) and his wife Agnes (49) are shown arriving from Scotland with two sons: Adam (11) and William (5). James's occupation was listed as barber. James would variously spell his name as Kerr and Carr. (See midway down the passenger list. Note the unrelated child "born on the passage" on the last line. It appears that the child was named for the ship on which they were sailing: Medora Cassilly. The parents were near the top of the same page. |
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 | McCool, Cornelius J: 1918 WWI Draft Card
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 | McCool, Joseph B: 1981 May 11 Obituary
DEATHS
Joseph B. McCool
Joseph B. McCool, 67, of 824 Prospect Ave., Bethlehem, died Sunday in his home. He was the husband of Helen T. (Martin) McCool. The couple observed their 39th wedding anniversary last June. McCool was a self-employed independent insurance adjustor for many years before retiring in 1977. He was a past president of the Pennsylvania Independent Insurance Adjustors and the Lehigh Valley Claims Association. In 1945, he helped reorganize the association and received its Founding Fathers' Award in 1973. Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late Cornelius J. and Mary (Flynn) McCool. He was a member of Ss Simon and Jude Catholic Church. Bethlehem, where he was a past president of the Holy Name Society. Surviving with his widow are five daughters, Elizabeth Ann, wife of Louis Philip Jr., and Marie, both of Bethlehem, Mary, wife of Leonard Herman of Scranton, Kathleen A., wife of Michael Ressler of Highland Park, N.J., and Helen Elizabeth of Lansdowne, Delaware County; a brother Cornelius in Florida and four grandchildren. Services at 10:30a.m. Wednesday in the William J. O'Donnell Funeral Home, 908 Hanover Ave. Allentown, will be followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 in the church. Calling hours will be 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. |
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 | McCool, Cornelius: 2 Feb 1942 Obituary
Neil J. McCool Funeral 9:30 Tuesday Morning
The funeral of Nell J. McCool, 630 3rd Ave., Bethlehem, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday from the late home, with solemn requiem mass at
lo a. m. In SS. Simon and Jude church. Interment In Holy Saviour
cemetery. An employe (sic) of the New Jersey Central railroad for the past 32 years, he died at 12:30 a. m. Saturday while en route to Sacred Heart hospital. Engaged as a conductor at the yards in East Allentown, he was stricken with a heart ailment while at work. A son of John and Mary Jane Cole McCool, he Was born In Mahanoy City. In 1906 he married Mary Flynn
in Philadelphia. A resident of Bethlehem for the past 31 years he was a devout member of the SS. Simon and Jude pariah and was affiliated with the Holy Name society and Brotherhood of Railway trainmen. Survivors are the wife and four children, John, Joseph, Mary and Nell, Bethlehem; three brothers, Robert,Leonard and William, Philadelphia, and one sister, Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Mahanoy City. |
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 | Kennedy, Ray Columbus: 1944 JUL 06 Obituary
Peacock Paratroop Sergeant Killed in Invasion of France
S-Sgt. Ray C. Kennedy, 27, paratrooper son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kennedy of Peacock, was killed June 8 in the invasion of France his parents were informed Sunday. Sergeant Kennedy was the nephew of Mrs. Jo Pearle Adams, 1241 North 3d and had a brother, Joe, and a sister, Merle, students in Hardin-Simmons university. Alter volunteering for the Army May 23, 1938, Sergeant Kennedy went with an infantry unit to the Philippines where he served for three and a hall years. He returned to the United States in December 1941, leaving the islands just before the Japanese attack. He was on coast duty in California for a few months and then transferred to the paratroops. He was trained at Ft. Benning. Ga., and sent to Ireland in December 1943. Sergeant Kennedy’s wife and young daughter live in California. Two brothers are in service. Pfc. Donald Kennedy is overseas and S-Sgt. Bill Kennedy is at Randolph field. His other sister is Mrs. Hamp Cowan of Baird. |
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 | Kennedy, Ray Columbus: 1944 JUL 08 Obituary
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 | Carr, John Louis: 1926-2016 Headstone back
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| Carr, John Louis: 1926-2016 Headstone
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| Cain Family Plot
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| Fadden, Edward J: 1889-1916
and Mary Francis | Saint Patricks Cemetery | |
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| Fadden, Patrick W: 1859-1918
and Catherine 1863-1918
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| Fadden, Edward J: 1889-1916
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| Cox, Sarah (Elliott): 1844-1918
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| Farmer, Mary Lucy (Brown): 1843-1893
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| Terry, Edith: 1909-1990
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| Malone, Warren: 1906-1977
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| Fadden, Michael: 1860-1933
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| Malone, Samuel Carson: 1876-1936
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| Malone, Mollie (Tilton): 1881-1979
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| Malone, Samuel Carson & Mollie
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| Cox, Maggie: 1883-1913.
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| Box, Maggie: 1883-1913
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 | Franks, Henry: 1822-1920
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| Box Metta E: 1870-1899
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| Box, Walter: 1888-1890
| Myrtle Springs Cemetery | Located |
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 | Kail, Margaret E (Quinlan): 1950 tombstone
| Rock Island Memorial Park Cemetery | Located |
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 | Leverett, Columbus Andrew (1875-1954)
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 | Carr Family Plot
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 | Carr, Adam (1831-1893)
Carr, Sarah Elizabeth Tier (1828-1910) | Cedar Lawn Cemetery | Located |
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 | Dozier, James Stapler (1843-1935)
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 | Harris, Earl Wayne (1901-1986)
Not in tree since his relationship is not yet established. He is buried in a plot along with his wife Mary Gibson (Poole) Harris and with James Lemuel Poole (1877-1954) and James wife Ada Catherine (Gibson) Poole (1891-1950). Photos of all may have been taken in the cemetery because of the Poole name - under the assumption that they were related to the nearby Wight and Redding families. | Oak Hill Cemetery | |
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 | Bocquel, Pierre: 1916 Catenoy Cemetery Picardy, France
Not in the tree; noted here since his name is similar to Pierre Boquel who is in this tree. The Boquel family in this tree has yet to linked to relatives in France. | | |
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 | Howell, Evan Sparks: 1823-1863
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 | Carney, Elizabeth (Chapman): 1914 1978
Her husband, James F. Carney (1920-2004), is buried in North Miami Beach, Dade, Florida according to Carney family records. | Fair Lawn Memorial Cemetery | Located |
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 | Burrows, William Adelaide (Box:) (1837-1937)
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Histories
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In 1959 Edgar purchased a 20-acre farm in south Texas thru the Texas Veteran's Land Board. The ensuing 25 years is a marvelous story of success - the American way. The story of his farm in Lytle, TX is captured in this document. |
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 | Leverett, Nicholas T: 2011 Confederate Veteran
When Nicholas Thompkins Leverett was first added to the family tree I knew only that NT was the great-great-grandfather of my bride, Lana (Scott) Carr and that he was a Confederate veteran. Initially, I was satisfied with that limited knowledge and did not pursue more detail. After writing and posting a story to CarrFamilyTree.com about Lana's father, MSG John Edgar Scott, I sought more information about NT. |
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2 NOV 2015 |
 | Stallard, Clara Ashe (Carr): 2011 - A Postmortem
Clara's cremated remains were discovered in 2008 by the occupant of a home in Orem, Utah. That find enabled Clara to be returned to her family - even if the details of how she got lost in the first place remain but a guess. The story at the link is the result of collaboration by two researchers on opposite sides of her marriage. |
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2 NOV 2015 |
 | Howard, Tillmer D: 1942-1944 & the 6th Armored Infantry Regiment
While Tillmer Howard was enduring basic training, his eventual unit, the 6th Armored Infantry Regiment, conducted training maneuvers with British units in Northern Ireland. Then in September 1942, two battalions left Ireland for England and additional training with British units. In October the two battalions again boarded ships as part of Operation Torch - combat operations in North Africa. |
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 | Carr, Louis Drury: 2012 Educator and Grand Knight
Initially this biography, based simply upon memories, was a single page long and thus proved to be a great disappointment to say the least - surely more could be learned with a modicum of effort! After researching his WWI service - which proved to be an education in itself - many other details fell into place. As with the other histories on this website - all veterans - I am indebted to family members for their contributions - the errors are all mine and will be corrected when brought to my attention. |
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 | Pate, James Elvie: 1944 A Tough 'Ombre
In December 1941, James Elvie Pate was a 32-year-old, single ranch hand on the Tommy Brook Ranch in west Texas and a base violin player in a local band. By April 1942 he had joined the U.S. Army and was assigned to the 90th Infantry Division – the Tough ‘Ombres. Two years later he was a married sergeant aboard a ship passing by the Statue of Liberty - bound for England and eventual participation in the landings on Utah Beach. Four days following that landing and within several miles of the beach he was wounded and sent back to England for treatment. Upon return to France he fought in the operation known as the Falaise Pocket. Just days before that battle was won, Sergeant Pate paid the ultimate sacrifice. Years later his only sister fought to have her Tough ‘Ombre returned home to Texas.
The story of Sergeant Pate's service reflects the great care his niece took to collect and retain artifacts of his service and her graciousness in sharing them with the author.
The booklet is available @ www.TheBookPatch.com and searching for "Sergeant James Elvie Pate" |
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| Boquel, Francois: 1895
Francois immigrated from Alsace-Loraine to the United States sometime in the 1850s. His biography was prepared based upon census records, newspaper articles and a few family reminiscences. |
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This video was prepared by a friend of the family (Tom C.) for Regis and Lana Carr to present during Jack & Courtney's rehearsal supper at Churchill's Pub & Restaurant in Savannah, GA.
Although a bit slow to load, it is well worth your time if you have any connection to Jack and his very lovely bride, Courtney. |
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Individuals
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| I32415 |
 DOOLITTLE, William Henry |
b. 23 AUG 1955 | Harris County, Texas, USA  | 26 JUL 2020 |
| I32411 |
DOOLITTLE, Michael Henry |
b. 21 DEC 1950 | Houston, Harris, Texas, USA | 26 JUL 2020 |
| I31495 |
WILSON, Charles H. |
b. 1863 | New York, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31424 |
CARR, Ida |
b. 1879 | Texas, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I24026 |
HERTZ, Louis Oppenheimer |
b. 22 DEC 1931 | Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31588 |
HENRY, Leanette |
b. 22 SEP 1924 | Laurel, Cedar, Nebraska, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31364 |
JORDAHL, Carol |
b. 6 MAR 1926 | Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31119 |
SMALLWOOD, Bennett Riley |
b. 26 DEC 1917 | Walters, Cotton, Oklahoma, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31482 |
LOVELESS, Harold P. |
b. 23 NOV 1915 | Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I10223 |
BLANCHFIELD, Rita |
b. 9 AUG 1914 | Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31097 |
SLAUGHTER, James Warren |
b. 6 AUG 1912 | England, Lonoke, Arkansas, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31115 |
CRAIN, Wilma |
b. 1 JAN 1919 | | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I24478 |
MARTIN, Lucile C. |
b. 29 NOV 1903 | Stephenville, Erath, Texas, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31135 |
WIX, Effie |
b. 17 AUG 1909 | | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I30989 |
SCHEUNEMAN, Minnie B. |
b. 8 AUG 1906 | Scranton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31757 |
SCOTT, Paul V. |
b. 24 MAY 1905 | Franklin County, Georgia, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I20249 |
GIERING, Frances Claire |
b. 14 FEB 1905 | Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I30799 |
COLE, Mary Lucile |
b. Abt 1909 | Pike County, Alabama, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I30920 |
RILEY, Lyda Florence |
b. 30 JUL 1894 | Wright County, Missouri, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I21128 |
STRYPE, Frederick Culver Sr. |
b. 19 SEP 1880 | New York, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I14531 |
BROXTON, Robert B. |
b. 17 FEB 1886 | Grimes County, Texas, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I27984 |
DOBBS, Nathaniel Judson |
b. 25 MAR 1868 | Georgia, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31581 |
HARPHAM, Anna Marie |
b. 2 JAN 1863 | Havana, Mason, Illinois, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31420 |
CARR, Howel Cobb |
b. 28 DEC 1856 | Randolph County, Alabama, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31086 |
GOWIN, James M. |
b. 9 NOV 1856 | Rusk County, Texas, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31088 |
HERNDON, William Francis |
b. 24 AUG 1853 | | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31435 |
CARR, Eli Pickens |
b. 16 NOV 1849 | Randolph County, Alabama, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I26491 |
VICKERS, Wiley Huckleberry |
b. 9 JUL 1849 | Coffee County, Georgia, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I28766 |
TERRY, Samuel Urbana |
b. 19 JUL 1829 | Hamilton County, New York, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
| I31113 |
NEWHALL, Mary |
b. 11 JUN 1798 | New Ipswich, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA | 25 JUL 2020 |
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