D La Pierre Ballard:
Carol Middleton, who passed away on 20-SEP-2000. She did phenomenal genealogical work on the Bassano and Lanier families. She was also a renowned writer and artist.
Carol Middleton:
When I was a little girl, I knew I was an artist. I drew and drew and drew. Perfectly natural, my mother told me. After all, she herself was a gifted artist as was her Lanier mother. How right Mother was! After reading about the Laniers and also the Bassanos, I am sure where we got our artistic gifts. The Laniers and Bassanos were artists, poets, writers and musicians of long ago ... and of now! Add to my Lanier grandmother, my mother, and me-- all the many gifted others with Lanier and Bassano blood. We have the gift! It is in our genes!
Thus, the LANIER line is where I start. I know also of the artistic and musical gifts of my family. But I want to know about the others, whose lines branch into and out of the Lanier / Bassano lines-- the MALONES, the BIRDS, the WYNNES, the FOWKES, the THOROWGOODS and all the others. And what am of my Scottish ancestors -- the NICOLS, the MacKINNONS, and the DOUGLASSES. Maybe my love of exploring and an abiding love of the land. It seems the more I learn of my ancestors, the more I understand myself. To paraphrase an old friend of the family, "... we are such stuff as genes are made of."
Carol married Norman Dimue Middleton, born 1940) and they had a child Debra before their divorce, Carol's father James Wilson Nicol attended Auburn University engineering school. Spent his career in mine and land management, first working for Galloway Coal Company as had his father and his grandfather. He married Mary Catharine Smith in 1934. He became a mining inspector. During World War II, he attained the
rank of Captain, serving in Germany and France. Their children: Nancy Jane Nicol, Carol Nicol. After the war, James went to work for Republic Steel and was superintendent at several of the company coal mines, including Sayre and Sayreton. After that, he moved his family into Birmingham, AL where he worked for U. S. Pipe (later Jim Walter Resources) where he rose to Vice-President of Mines and Forests. He was instrumental in the growth of surface mining and land reclamation. He was ever concerned for the safety of the men working for him.
Carol N Middleton
in the Washington, Death Index, 1940-2014
Name: Carol N Middleton
Gender: Female
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1942
Residence Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Death Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Carol Nicol Lindsay
in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Carol Nicol Lindsay
[Carol Nic Middleton]
[Carol Middleton]
[Carol Nicol Nicol]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth Date: 25 Dec 1941
Birth Place: Birmingham Junction, Alabama [Birmingham J]
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Father: James W Nicol
Mother: Mary C Smith
SSN: 416582211
Notes: Jul 1960: Name listed as CAROL NICOL LINDSAY; Nov 1963: Name listed as CAROL NIC MIDDLETON; 23 Sep 2000: Name listed as CAROL N MIDDLETON
Carol N. Middleton
in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Carol Ann Nicol rather than Carol Middleton
Added a Maiden Name.
Submitted by: deaconrichard on 7/30/2010
Name: Carol N. Middleton [Carol Ann Nicol]
SSN: 416-58-2211
Last Residence: 98902 Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
BORN: 25 Dec 1941
Died: 20 Sep 2000
State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama (1960)
Carol Middleton, who passed away on 20-SEP-2000. She did phenomenal genealogical work on the Bassano and Lanier families. She was also a renowned writer and artist.
Carol Middleton:
When I was a little girl, I knew I was an artist. I drew and drew and drew. Perfectly natural, my mother told me. After all, she herself was a gifted artist as was her Lanier mother. How right Mother was! After reading about the Laniers and also the Bassanos, I am sure where we got our artistic gifts. The Laniers and Bassanos were artists, poets, writers and musicians of long ago ... and of now! Add to my Lanier grandmother, my mother, and me-- all the many gifted others with Lanier and Bassano blood. We have the gift! It is in our genes!
Thus, the LANIER line is where I start. I know also of the artistic and musical gifts of my family. But I want to know about the others, whose lines branch into and out of the Lanier / Bassano lines-- the MALONES, the BIRDS, the WYNNES, the FOWKES, the THOROWGOODS and all the others. And what am of my Scottish ancestors -- the NICOLS, the MacKINNONS, and the DOUGLASSES. Maybe my love of exploring and an abiding love of the land. It seems the more I learn of my ancestors, the more I understand myself. To paraphrase an old friend of the family, "... we are such stuff as genes are made of."
Carol married Norman Dimue Middleton, born 1940) and they had a child Debra before their divorce, Carol's father James Wilson Nicol attended Auburn University engineering school. Spent his career in mine and land management, first working for Galloway Coal Company as had his father and his grandfather. He married Mary Catharine Smith in 1934. He became a mining inspector. During World War II, he attained the
rank of Captain, serving in Germany and France. Their children: Nancy Jane Nicol, Carol Nicol. After the war, James went to work for Republic Steel and was superintendent at several of the company coal mines, including Sayre and Sayreton. After that, he moved his family into Birmingham, AL where he worked for U. S. Pipe (later Jim Walter Resources) where he rose to Vice-President of Mines and Forests. He was instrumental in the growth of surface mining and land reclamation. He was ever concerned for the safety of the men working for him.
Carol N Middleton
in the Washington, Death Index, 1940-2014
Name: Carol N Middleton
Gender: Female
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1942
Residence Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Death Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Carol Nicol Lindsay
in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Carol Nicol Lindsay
[Carol Nic Middleton]
[Carol Middleton]
[Carol Nicol Nicol]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth Date: 25 Dec 1941
Birth Place: Birmingham Junction, Alabama [Birmingham J]
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Father: James W Nicol
Mother: Mary C Smith
SSN: 416582211
Notes: Jul 1960: Name listed as CAROL NICOL LINDSAY; Nov 1963: Name listed as CAROL NIC MIDDLETON; 23 Sep 2000: Name listed as CAROL N MIDDLETON
Carol N. Middleton
in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Carol Ann Nicol rather than Carol Middleton
Added a Maiden Name.
Submitted by: deaconrichard on 7/30/2010
Name: Carol N. Middleton [Carol Ann Nicol]
SSN: 416-58-2211
Last Residence: 98902 Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
BORN: 25 Dec 1941
Died: 20 Sep 2000
State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama (1960)
D La Pierre Ballard:
Carol Middleton, who passed away on 20-SEP-2000. She did phenomenal genealogical work on the Bassano and Lanier families. She was also a renowned writer and artist.
Carol Middleton:
When I was a little girl, I knew I was an artist. I drew and drew and drew. Perfectly natural, my mother told me. After all, she herself was a gifted artist as was her Lanier mother. How right Mother was! After reading about the Laniers and also the Bassanos, I am sure where we got our artistic gifts. The Laniers and Bassanos were artists, poets, writers and musicians of long ago ... and of now! Add to my Lanier grandmother, my mother, and me-- all the many gifted others with Lanier and Bassano blood. We have the gift! It is in our genes!
Thus, the LANIER line is where I start. I know also of the artistic and musical gifts of my family. But I want to know about the others, whose lines branch into and out of the Lanier / Bassano lines-- the MALONES, the BIRDS, the WYNNES, the FOWKES, the THOROWGOODS and all the others. And what am of my Scottish ancestors -- the NICOLS, the MacKINNONS, and the DOUGLASSES. Maybe my love of exploring and an abiding love of the land. It seems the more I learn of my ancestors, the more I understand myself. To paraphrase an old friend of the family, "... we are such stuff as genes are made of."
Carol married Norman Dimue Middleton, born 1940) and they had a child Debra before their divorce, Carol's father James Wilson Nicol attended Auburn University engineering school. Spent his career in mine and land management, first working for Galloway Coal Company as had his father and his grandfather. He married Mary Catharine Smith in 1934. He became a mining inspector. During World War II, he attained the
rank of Captain, serving in Germany and France. Their children: Nancy Jane Nicol, Carol Nicol. After the war, James went to work for Republic Steel and was superintendent at several of the company coal mines, including Sayre and Sayreton. After that, he moved his family into Birmingham, AL where he worked for U. S. Pipe (later Jim Walter Resources) where he rose to Vice-President of Mines and Forests. He was instrumental in the growth of surface mining and land reclamation. He was ever concerned for the safety of the men working for him.
Carol N Middleton
in the Washington, Death Index, 1940-2014
Name: Carol N Middleton
Gender: Female
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1942
Residence Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Death Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Carol Nicol Lindsay
in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Carol Nicol Lindsay
[Carol Nic Middleton]
[Carol Middleton]
[Carol Nicol Nicol]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth Date: 25 Dec 1941
Birth Place: Birmingham Junction, Alabama [Birmingham J]
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Father: James W Nicol
Mother: Mary C Smith
SSN: 416582211
Notes: Jul 1960: Name listed as CAROL NICOL LINDSAY; Nov 1963: Name listed as CAROL NIC MIDDLETON; 23 Sep 2000: Name listed as CAROL N MIDDLETON
Carol N. Middleton
in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Carol Ann Nicol rather than Carol Middleton
Added a Maiden Name.
Submitted by: deaconrichard on 7/30/2010
Name: Carol N. Middleton [Carol Ann Nicol]
SSN: 416-58-2211
Last Residence: 98902 Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
BORN: 25 Dec 1941
Died: 20 Sep 2000
State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama (1960)
Carol Middleton, who passed away on 20-SEP-2000. She did phenomenal genealogical work on the Bassano and Lanier families. She was also a renowned writer and artist.
Carol Middleton:
When I was a little girl, I knew I was an artist. I drew and drew and drew. Perfectly natural, my mother told me. After all, she herself was a gifted artist as was her Lanier mother. How right Mother was! After reading about the Laniers and also the Bassanos, I am sure where we got our artistic gifts. The Laniers and Bassanos were artists, poets, writers and musicians of long ago ... and of now! Add to my Lanier grandmother, my mother, and me-- all the many gifted others with Lanier and Bassano blood. We have the gift! It is in our genes!
Thus, the LANIER line is where I start. I know also of the artistic and musical gifts of my family. But I want to know about the others, whose lines branch into and out of the Lanier / Bassano lines-- the MALONES, the BIRDS, the WYNNES, the FOWKES, the THOROWGOODS and all the others. And what am of my Scottish ancestors -- the NICOLS, the MacKINNONS, and the DOUGLASSES. Maybe my love of exploring and an abiding love of the land. It seems the more I learn of my ancestors, the more I understand myself. To paraphrase an old friend of the family, "... we are such stuff as genes are made of."
Carol married Norman Dimue Middleton, born 1940) and they had a child Debra before their divorce, Carol's father James Wilson Nicol attended Auburn University engineering school. Spent his career in mine and land management, first working for Galloway Coal Company as had his father and his grandfather. He married Mary Catharine Smith in 1934. He became a mining inspector. During World War II, he attained the
rank of Captain, serving in Germany and France. Their children: Nancy Jane Nicol, Carol Nicol. After the war, James went to work for Republic Steel and was superintendent at several of the company coal mines, including Sayre and Sayreton. After that, he moved his family into Birmingham, AL where he worked for U. S. Pipe (later Jim Walter Resources) where he rose to Vice-President of Mines and Forests. He was instrumental in the growth of surface mining and land reclamation. He was ever concerned for the safety of the men working for him.
Carol N Middleton
in the Washington, Death Index, 1940-2014
Name: Carol N Middleton
Gender: Female
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1942
Residence Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Death Place: Thurston, Washington, USA
Carol Nicol Lindsay
in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Carol Nicol Lindsay
[Carol Nic Middleton]
[Carol Middleton]
[Carol Nicol Nicol]
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth Date: 25 Dec 1941
Birth Place: Birmingham Junction, Alabama [Birmingham J]
Death Date: 20 Sep 2000
Father: James W Nicol
Mother: Mary C Smith
SSN: 416582211
Notes: Jul 1960: Name listed as CAROL NICOL LINDSAY; Nov 1963: Name listed as CAROL NIC MIDDLETON; 23 Sep 2000: Name listed as CAROL N MIDDLETON
Carol N. Middleton
in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Carol Ann Nicol rather than Carol Middleton
Added a Maiden Name.
Submitted by: deaconrichard on 7/30/2010
Name: Carol N. Middleton [Carol Ann Nicol]
SSN: 416-58-2211
Last Residence: 98902 Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
BORN: 25 Dec 1941
Died: 20 Sep 2000
State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama (1960)
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