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Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Wat(t)ers
Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:28:32 -0500


Glenda do you have the birth and death dates for Allan A. Thompson?
My great grandmother was Mary Jane Thompson Hall, daughter of Rodney
and Sarah Stehpens Thompson. She had a brother named Allan, named for
Sarah's father Allan Stephens.
Thanks, Margaret

Quoting Glenda Ramsey <>:
> Unknown Watters married Sarah C. Hare she is buried at Old Philadelphia.
> After his death in World War 2 she married Allan A. Thompson, (in
> Izard County).
> They had 3 children, unknown first name and twins, Alma and Elmer
> born April 1889
> Glenda
>
> On Nov 25, 2011, at 3:33 PM, Marsha Boles wrote:
>
> > Waters/Watters - sorry, don't have website but got a story.
> > Familiar naming customs run the gamut. Always been curious who,
> > what, where folks came up with middle names. My great uncle was
> > Cleveland Greenberry Boles.- the Green- Berry part always
> > fascinated me. There were Greens and Berrys but no Greenberrys.
> > Always wanted to know if it was one or two people that inspired his
> > given name. Waters/Watters always perked my ears up too. No others
> > kinfolks known to have that name on lengthy reports. Some years ago
> > found possible answer - seems there was a local doctor by the name
> > and held in such high esteem that namesakes appeared far and near.
> > So when you are out looking, might help to use "Dr." or "MD" in the
> > search.
> > Talking out loud - Marsha
> >
> > --- On Wed, 11/23/11, Betty McCollum <> wrote
> > Is anyone on this website researching the Wat(t)ers family in Izard?
> > Betty Mc
> >
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