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| Lynda Elliott Dixon (#47254123)
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Ron Stephens
 | RE: Clarence Bellamy
Hi Lynda,
I left you a message in Ancestry. Clarence's brother's wife [MARIAN] was born 12 Mar 1893 in IL and died on 23 Aug 1966 in San Bernardino County, CA [probably in the County hospital]. I can't fin d her maiden name. | | | Ron Stephens
| RE: Clarence Bellamy
Thanks for your reply Lynda. Yes, please use the photo as you wish. I have other photos of him when he was older and married to my grandmother, but they are small in size and not very good quality. I never knew him as he died 3 years before I was born. As a young boy, when visiting the Silver Bell Mine which Clarence and my grandmother founded in the Rodman Mountains east of Newberry Springs, I did meet his brother and sister - in - law [William and Marian] who lived in Daggett. Daggett during the 1940's and 1950's was considered to be a ghost town. It's not much bigger today even though its close to the Marine Corps Depot and Barstow since it's hard to get to from the Interstate. I doubt that there are any grave markers in that cemetery. | | | Barnard/Hinderlider
| RE: John Miller Hinderlider
I appologize for the lengthy time to reply. It's been a crazy year.
Warm regards,
Pam | | | Barnard/Hinderlider
| RE: John Miller Hinderlider
Of course you can use the photo!!! :) Hope it helps
Pam | | | Barnard/Hinderlider
| Hinderlider Photo
Yes of course!!! :) | | | LKat
 | Beezley photos
Yes, you have my permission to use the Beezley photos at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Please use this line:
© 2013 by LKat on Find A Grave. Used with permission.
Thank you very much for being considerate in asking if you could use the photo.
Added by LKat on Feb 16, 2013 5:28 PM | | | Lynn Marie Vint
 | Charles Plummer
Lynda,
Is Charles H. Plummer (#29771863) at Hardin Cemetery the Charles Howard Plummer who was the father of Nellie Watson's daughter in 1938?
It hit me this morning that I forgot to change that daughter's maiden surname from Mottaz to Plummer in her mother's bio, so I took care of that, too.
Thanks,
Lynn | | | Lynn Marie Vint
| Nellie Watson
Lynda,
Thank you for the information you sent today. You did some good detective work on this one!
Eris Diehl died on 25 Dec 2010. I found an obituary for her that listed her sister as Charlotte Ann Doughty. She was a Kinder in 1988, so Doughty must be her name from a second marriage. I'm a direct Kinder descendant, but I don't have her in my records.
I had no trouble following what you were talking about with the complicated Plummer family. I work on a lot of genealogy research with a cousin who came up with a great description of our Calhoun roots. We have so many double relatives and complicated relationships/marriages in our family tree that she refers to it as our family tumbleweed!
Thanks for your help. I think I have things up-dated and corrected as discreetly as possible.
Lynn | | | Gail Peterson
 | RE: Dixon Graves
I have relations by the name of Dixon. They are from Melvin, Ill. | | | Lynn Marie Vint
| Carl Augustus Squier, Sr.
Lynda,
Thanks for pointing out the problem with the children I had listed for Carl, Sr. His obituary made a reference to small children, as the paper put it, in his list of survivors. Unfortunately, the article did not give the names of the children.
Freda's obituary listed Nona, Cheryl, Peggy and Walter Alvin as her surviving children. I incorrectly concluded that all four were the children of Freda and Carl.
My conclusion seemed to be confirmed by the obituaries of some of the other children. For example, Walter Alvin's obituary listed 3 sisters--Nona, Cheryl and Peggy. There was no mention that two of them were half-sisters. Laverne Blackwell's obituary made a similar reference.
I have searched every source I can think of, but have been unable to determine who the father of Peggy and Cheryl was. I know that Freda was their mother, but could find no other marriage for her after Carl's death. She was apparently using the surname Squier at the time of her death. (Another fact that helped lead me to my incorrect conclusion!)
I'm sorry for the mistake. I have up-dated the Squier memorials to reflect the aforementioned correction and have added some new information that I came up with while searching for clarification.
Again, thanks for your help. Happy Thanksgiving!
Lynn | | | | [View all messages...] |
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