Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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George THOMPSON

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OCCU Blacksmith

At one time George was a sergrent in the Lincolnshire Constabulary.

In May of 1871 George and Dianh, with their three children sailed from Liverpool on the Cunard Line" Calabria" They landed at Castle Gardens later called the Battery in Manhatten Island. They went from there to Delaware, Ohio where George was a Blacksmith. From here they went to Denver and to Watrous, New Mexico, for a few years and then to Chadbourn, North Carolina in the 1890's.

Richard Powell OVENSHINE

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EVEN World War I & II Veteran

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EVEN

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RETI

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Richard was awarded the Silver Star, two Legions of Merit, Victory Medal in World War I, Two Bronze Stars  World War II, a Silver Star For United Nations Service and the United Nation Service Medal. He was a Brigadier General when he retired

Emma Gertrude TIPTON

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RELI Protestant Episcopal

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EVEN University of Minnesota, Columbia University

Enoch Edward TIPTON

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OCCU Automobile Repair Shop

Sarah Elizabeth MCKINZIE

Sarah was death and dumb. But she was very bright and an accomplished seamstress. As a young lady, she had a suitor who was also deaf but Henry said no the risk was too great, he felt, for their children to be also born deaf and also the hardship of raising children and not being able to hear.

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