Morgan Michael Thomas Alsbury
born 1996
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James Lloyd McGaughy
1919 - 1972
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Delmer Harold Battrick
1899 - 1973
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Delmer Harold Battrick 1899 - photo
Jane McLean:
Delmar has signed his photo.
tagged Delmer Harold Battrick in this photo.
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Jean Spence Adam
1899 - 1985
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Emma Marie Jungton
1914 - 1996
Marion Lundy: Emma was a neighbor in the 1950s - Emma and I believe her younger sister, Jeanie, and and maybe their mother lived 3 or 4 houses from us across the street. We children sometimes played with Jeanie. We were told that the family came from Germany and not to ask or talk about it. My adult thoughts are that they were refugees, but not Jewish. At any rate, they seemed strange to us as children and they seemed to find us uncomfortable too. Occasionally they sent us pastries that were very different than those of or German heritage Grandmas, and very, very good. I have always wondered about them. I was very naive about people of different backgrounds from us. Our parents taught us to always be polite and nice, which we tried to be. I thought then we were. Hopefully true -
William M Rhoat
1953 - 1995
Kati Rhoat: Father dad - This is my father my brothers & I know no one or nothing about my dads side we want to connect to anyone who could be family to him that might be alive & know anything we don’t know half of ourselves & we are looking trying to find something anything more then what we already know my name is Kati my 2 brothers are Micheal & Matthew Rhoat as far as we know we are his only kids but we don’t know anything else about any family on his side or any history other then what I have found -
Steven L Koenig
1959 - 1993
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Garnet D. Bunch
1932 - 2002
Sheila Bunch-Wilson: My Dad - My dad was a fun loving dad. If he liked you-you knew it. If he didn’t like you-you also knew it. He was a jokester. In his own way he lived my brother, sister and I very much. He wanted the best for us. He would tell us stories of when he was young. I heard them probably a million times, but would live to hear them a million more. -
Myrtle Rawlinson
1879 - 1976
MARSHA PERKINS: Myrtle Rawlinson - Myrtle Sophie Overall Rawlinson was my paternal grandmother. She was born in Douglass, Texas, and died in Cushing, Texas, in a nursing home. To my knowledge, Memama, as we called her, never left Nacogdoches County in her life. She was a housewife, raising 6 children, 3 boys and 3 girls. She also lost a baby boy and a baby girl. Memama enjoyed her life. As a farmwife, she canned the garden vegetables, creating wonderful and nutritious meals for her family. She sewed their clothes on an old treadle Singer sewing machine, which I still have. Her household was always in order and her family was close and happy. My father, L.H. Rawlinson, was the youngest child, and we lived on the 88 acre house place just across the road from her house. Due to old age and failing health, she was admitted to the nursing home in Cushing in the late 1960s and lived there for the remainder of her life. I will try to post a picture of her here at a later time. -
James P Lathrop
1916 - 1985
Dana Lathrop: World War II Veteran - He served in First Armored Division during WWII. He was in the Africa Campaign in North Africa, when the Americans and British did battle with Field Marshall Erwin Rommel. He once said they were in full retreat, when they topped a hill and saw the British had stopped mid-flight to take tea. Many of his stories were not humorous. Those he kept to himself always. He was wounded at Anzio in Sicily. He took shrapnel in the hip and leg, while attempting to put out a fire on his tank. He held two purple hearts and had a pin in his hip from that time onward. His friend Branson Hall saved his life by leaving his cover to pull him to safety. Because of Branson Hall, I came into being. He saved my father's life, so he could go home and have a life and a family later. James Paul Lathrop is my father. -
Mary Ann Hopkins
1857 - 1948
Shay Lace: undefinedShay Lace: "If you are a descendant of Mary or have a photo of her please leave a comment!" -
Oscar K Borders
Allen Bowers: WWll 1945Allen Bowers:tagged Oscar K Borders in this photo.
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David Mccoy Richardson
1915 - 1966
Dottie Barrett: "David" actually went by "McCoy" or "Mac" - David McCoy Richardson was my father. Almost everyone called him "Mac", a shortened version of his middle name McCoy. I loved him very much. He was strict, but kind at the same time. When I was a young teenager, he had me deliver "The Air Force Times" on my bicycle so I wouldn't become lazy. At first I hated it, but later came to appreciate it and him more because of it. His death was one of the hardest things that has ever happened to me. The day of his death was my 17th birthday. I didn't celebrate my birthday for many years afterwards. I love you Daddy and I still miss you... -
Alma Thelma Ives
1921 - 2010
Laura Craft: She was the most beautiful woman I ever saw - When I was as a child, I would look up at my mother, at her lush, black hair, her perfect teeth, her flawless complexion, and hope that someday I would be as beautiful as she because I thought she was the most beautiful woman in the world. On the day that she died, just a few days short of age 89, I looked down at her with her lush snow white hair, her perfect teeth, her flawless complexion with no wrinkles And I knew that I have been right. She was the most beautiful woman in the world. -
L V Crandall and B B Burgett
Shanda Payne:
husband and wife
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Helen L. Manies
1952 - 2020
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Hal Linden | WHAT I DID FOR LOVE
Kathy Pinna:
From THE PETER MARSHALL VARIETY SHOW, here's Hal Linden singing Marvin Hamlisch and Edward Kleban's WHAT I DID FOR LOVE from A CHORUS LINE.
