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Alternate spelling of Elem is Elam. | Carter, William Elem (I45)
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Couple reported to have 8 children.
Thomas Allen was on muster roll of a Militia Company under Capt. John Wookhouse 1758, Tyrrell Co., North Carolina. He served in the revolutionary war under General Washington, and had personal experience with the general. Public Claims vouchers (State of North Carolina) list the following payments for his Militia service during the war:14 shillings, 6 pence, June 1782; 15 pounds, 10 shillings 6 pence, August 31, 1782; and 37 pounds, 14 shillings, September 15 1783. From Some Descendants of Thomas Allen of Surry Co. N.C. whose son Richard Allen brought his family to Wayne Co. Ind. in 1828, later migrating to Fayette and Madison Co?s. Ind. Including some Crouse and Johnson Families affiliations, also some early Snodgrass connections. Collected and Inscribed by Edgar B. Allen 1945-1970. Indianapolis. Pages 5 -7, including a photo copy of the 1783 payment. The volume also has very specific information about Thomas Allen?s land purchases in Surry Co. Shorthand Notation for this source volume is: E.B. Allen?s, Some Descendants of Thomas Allen. | Allen, Thomas (I195)
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Hameron Walter "Mike" Lass, also known as Herman Lass lived in Stratton Park, Larimer, Colorado in 1910. This is to the west of Fort Collins, in the mountains. He and his family moved to Bellevue, Larimer, Colorado not far away by 1920. After his divorce from Martha Allen in 1937, he moved to New Mexico and then to California, living in Compton City in the early 1950s (1952-54). He died in Paramount, Los Angeles May 1982. | Lass, Mike (I1791)
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Lived at N. Road 700 E. Greenfield, Indiana, 46117, 317 936-5931. Had a hog farm featured in the 1976 Prairie Farmer Farm Progress Show. It had over 1000 hogs and was to increase to over 2000. | Shelby, Caryl W. (I1762)
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Ralph Greene was at Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941! He was working as a draftsman/engineer for Contractors, Pacific Naval Air Bases (Hawaiian Dredging Company, LTD; Raymond Concrete Pile Company; Turner Construction Company; Morrison Knudsen Company, INC; J.H. Pomeroy and Co., INC) in his office that morning, having arrived early to finish up a late report. The office was in the Navy Yard, Kuahua Island, Pearl Harbor, T.H.. He went through the attack, and according to him helped a Marine man a 50 caliber machine gun and shoot down a Zero, which crashed on ?Magazine Island?, next to his office. [Until 1934, Kuahua Island was used for ammunition storage. So Magazine Island was probably local vernacular for Kuahua.] He claimed that the Zero pilot was carrying a student ID from the University of Hawaii. Ralph?s story was verified, including the University of Hawaii ID, in the 1980?s when his son David asked Ralph?s brother-in-law George Allen about it. George and his wife at the time Muriel, were working out of the Honolulu FBI office when the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred. He was a field agent and she was a secretary/office worker. They both were in close contact with Ralph before and just after the attack. Go to the Multimedia Link to Letters and Memorabilia, Ralph Francis Greene, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, July 15 - December 26, 1941. Assembled December 7, 1991 by David L. Greene, for a series of letters, notes and an artifact that provide more detail of this attack and its effect upon him. Contractors, Pacific Naval Air Bases was building airfields throughout the Pacific - Hawaii, Midway, Wake Island and beyond. Ralph was scheduled to move to one of these locations, perhaps Wake early in 1942. Of course, Wake was attacked soon after Pearl Harbor with the Marines, sailors, and civilians on the Island holding out for some days against the Japanese invasion. Many of the civilians were his associates from Contractors. Very soon after this attack, the civilian naval contractor group was replaced by the Sea Bees of WII fame. In fact, it seems, that the Sea Bees grew out of Contractors, Pacific Naval Air Bases. | Greene, Ralph Francis (I20)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ojeda, Raymond Joseph (I1219)
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U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca 1775-2006 reveals Elijah served as Sgt in U.S. Army Revolutionary War and is buried in Presbyterian Church Cemetery at 23 North Union St., Lambertville, NJ 08530. | Holcombe, Elijah (I43)
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Unsure as to who children are and how many? | Family: Joseph Carter / Catherine Ammon (F32)
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Was cremated. Ashes were spread somewhere near Ouray, Colorado. | Kerger, Kathleen Ann (I22)
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Was cremated. Part of her ashes were spread in Moon Gulch, Rollinsville, Colorado, the other part of her ashes were buried in Driftwood, Texas. | Conn, Rhonda Sharee (I6)
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