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Hester Pitt

• Birth*: Hester Pitt was born in 1631.
• Marriage*: She married Gen. Joseph Bridger , I, son of Samuel Bridger and Mary ??, circa 1654.
• Death*: Hester Pitt died in 1711.

Samuel Bridger

• Birth*: Samuel Bridger was born.
• Marriage*: He married Mary ??
• Residence*: Samuel Bridger lived at Dursley, County Gloucester, England, Woodmancote Manor.

Mary ??

• Marriage*: Mary ?? married Samuel Bridger.
• Birth*: Mary ?? was born.

Martha Bridger

• Birth*: Martha Bridger was born.

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?? ??

• Birth*: ?? ?? was born.
• Marriage*: She married William King, son of Walter KING and Helen Mac INDOE.

James William King 'Jimmy'

• Birth*: James William King 'Jimmy' was born on 2 Jun 1842 at Reedy Meadow, Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Jane Allen, daughter of Pvt. Hugh Allen and Mary Elizabeth Bryan.
• Death*: James William King 'Jimmy' died on 26 Apr 1907 at Bladen County, NC, at age 64.

Margaret Jane Allen

• Birth*: Margaret Jane Allen was born on 27 Jul 1842 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married James William King 'Jimmy'.
• Death*: Margaret Jane Allen died on 15 Apr 1920 at Bladen County, NC, at age 77.

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Pvt. Hugh Allen

• Birth*: Pvt. Hugh Allen was born on 16 Nov 1815 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Elizabeth Bryan.
• Death*: Pvt. Hugh Allen died on 29 Jul 1884 at Bladen County, NC, at age 68.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Dublin, Bladen County, NC. Allen Cemetery.

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Mary Elizabeth Bryan

• Birth*: Mary Elizabeth Bryan was born on 24 Aug 1817 at Bladen County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Pvt. Hugh Allen, son of Ephraim West Allen and Nancy Ann Scriven 'Ann'.
• Death*: Mary Elizabeth Bryan died on 29 Jun 1896 at age 78.

Captain Pleasant Absalom Hoover

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• Birth*: Captain Pleasant Absalom Hoover was born on 18 Jul 1830 at Davidson County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Jane Holmes.
• Death*: Captain Pleasant Absalom Hoover died on 8 Nov 1907 at Thomasville, Davidson County, NC, at age 77.

Margaret Jane Holmes

• Birth*: Margaret Jane Holmes was born on 26 Nov 1836 at Davidson County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Captain Pleasant Absalom Hoover.
• Death*: Margaret Jane Holmes died on 1 Jan 1921 at Thomasville, Davidson County, NC, at age 84.

?? ??

• Birth*: ?? ?? was born.
• Marriage*: She married Milton L. Collins.

Willis F. Rowland , Jr.

• Birth*: Willis F. Rowland , Jr. was born on 10 May 1867 at NC.
• Marriage*: He married Jane Lewsi 'Janie'.
• Residence*: Willis F. Rowland , Jr. lived in 1900 at Mitchells, Bertie County, NC, 1900 Census.
• Death*: He died on 13 Apr 1954 at age 86.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Burlington, NC. Pine Hill Cemetery.

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Jane Lewsi 'Janie'

• Birth*: Jane Lewsi 'Janie' was born in Apr 1874 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married Willis F. Rowland , Jr., son of Willis F. Rowland , Sr. and Emma J. ??.

Bessie Rowland

• Birth*: Bessie Rowland was born in Dec 1894 at NC.

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Willis F. Rowland , Sr.

• Birth*: Willis F. Rowland , Sr. was born circa 1825 at NC.
• Marriage*: He married Emma J. ??
• Residence*: Willis F. Rowland , Sr. lived in 1880 at Henderson, Granville County, NC, 1880 Census.

Emma J. ??

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• Birth*: Emma J. ?? was born on 16 Jan 1831 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married Willis F. Rowland , Sr.
• Death*: Emma J. ?? died on 24 Jan 2001 at age 170.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Henderson, NC. Elmwood Cemetery.

Martha Ann Bullard

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• Birth*: Martha Ann Bullard was born on 16 Feb 1845.
• Marriage*: She married George Thomas Horn.
• Marriage*: Martha Ann Bullard married Willis Allen, son of Joseph Allen and Anna D. King.
• Death*: Martha Ann Bullard died on 13 May 1933 at age 88.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Vander, Cumberland County, NC. Bullard Family Cemetery.

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Clifford Charles Watterson

Clifford Watterson. Picture Source: amyegriffith

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• Birth*: Clifford Charles Watterson was born on 20 Jul 1903 at NC.
• Residence*: He lived in 1910 at Hollow, Bladen County, NC, 1910 Census..
• Residence: He lived in 1920 at Lake Wales, Polk County, FL, 1920 Census..
• Marriage*: He married Posie Davis, daughter of James Benjamin Davis and Laura Pauline High.
• Death*: Clifford Charles Watterson died on 9 May 1987 at Suwannee County, FL, at age 83.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Live Oak, Suwannee County, FL. Pine Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery.

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Posie Davis

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• Birth*: Posie Davis was born on 17 Sep 1903 at Jefferson County, FL.
• Marriage*: She married Clifford Charles Watterson, son of Charles Henry Watterson and Tullulah Victoria Cain 'Lula'.
• Death*: Posie Davis died on 5 Aug 1989 at Live Oak, Suwannee County, FL, at age 85.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Live Oak, Suwannee County, NC. Pine Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery.

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John Cain

• Birth*: John Cain was born on 24 Feb 1873.
• Death*: He died on 28 Mar 1877 at Tar Heel, Bladen County, NC, at age 4.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Bladen County, NC. James Cain Cemetery.

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James A. Watterson

• Marriage*: James A. Watterson married Ella Annette ??
• Birth*: James A. Watterson was born in 1841.
• Death*: He died in 1913.

Ella Annette ??

• Marriage*: Ella Annette ?? married James A. Watterson.
• Birth*: Ella Annette ?? was born in 1852.
• Death*: She died in 1909.

Leroy Brown

• Birth*: Leroy Brown was born on 10 Oct 1922.
• Marriage*: He married Edith Genevieve Sheeley, daughter of Alford Jacob Sheeley and Lucille Evangeline Cain.
• Death*: Leroy Brown died on 13 Jan 1978 at Cofffee County, GA, at age 55.

William Haywood Brown

• Birth*: William Haywood Brown was born on 6 Jan 1951 at Lake City, FL.
• Death*: He died on 9 Sep 2005 at Lake City, FL, at age 54.

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James Benjamin Davis

• Birth*: James Benjamin Davis was born in 1867.
• Marriage*: He married Laura Pauline High.
• Death*: James Benjamin Davis died in 1912.

Laura Pauline High

• Birth*: Laura Pauline High was born in 1879.
• Marriage*: She married James Benjamin Davis.

Marguerite J. Cain

• Birth*: Marguerite J. Cain was born circa 1903 at NC.

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Roger Wynford Cain

• Birth*: Roger Wynford Cain was born on 23 Jul 1904 at Bladen County, NC.
• Death*: He died on 13 Aug 1948 at CA at age 44.

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Annie Theo Cain

• Birth*: Annie Theo Cain was born on 10 Jun 1906 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married John Douglas Carnes.
• Death*: Annie Theo Cain died on 9 Jan 1973 at Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC, at age 66.

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John Douglas Carnes

• Birth*: John Douglas Carnes was born on 13 Feb 1914 at Whiteville, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Annie Theo Cain, daughter of Eugene Marvin Cain and Annie T. Sykes.
• Death*: John Douglas Carnes died on 13 Mar 1990 at age 76.

Virginia M. Cain

• Birth*: Virginia M. Cain was born circa 1908 at NC.

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Eugenia M. Cain

• Birth*: Eugenia M. Cain was born circa 1908 at NC.

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Lucey E. Cain

• Birth*: Lucey E. Cain was born circa 1911 at NC.

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Isla Victoria Cain

• Birth*: Isla Victoria Cain was born on 14 Sep 1917 at NC.
• Death*: She died on 7 May 2004 at age 86.

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Fred Day Cain

• Birth*: Fred Day Cain was born on 23 Apr 1920 at Buies Creek, Harnett County, NC.
• Death*: He died on 11 Mar 1991 at age 70.

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John Marshall Clement

• Birth*: John Marshall Clement was born at NC.
• Marriage*: He married Mary Jane Haden.

Mary Jane Haden

• Birth*: Mary Jane Haden was born in Feb 1832 at NC.
• Marriage*: She married John Marshall Clement.

Marjorie McCrary Heitman

• Birth*: Marjorie McCrary Heitman was born on 22 Sep 1896 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Death*: She died in Dec 1968 at Spokane, WA, at age 72.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID. Pine Grove Cemetery.

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Dorothy Deane Heitman¹

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• Birth*: Dorothy Deane Heitman was born on 15 Apr 1895 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Marriage*: She married ?? Hiatt.
• Death*: Dorothy Deane Heitman died in 1968.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID. Pine Grove Cemetery.

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Emily Norma Heitman

• Birth*: Emily Norma Heitman was born on 7 Oct 1897 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Marriage*: She married Don R. Sanson.
• Death*: Emily Norma Heitman died on 2 Jun 1983 at San Diego, CA, at age 85.

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Henry Newton Heitman

• Birth*: Henry Newton Heitman was born on 2 Mar 1900 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Death*: He died in 1965.

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Sarah H. Heitman

• Birth*: Sarah H. Heitman was born in 1904 at ID.
• Marriage*: She married ?? Boyer.
• Death*: Sarah H. Heitman died in 1994.

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Charles Lee Heitman , Jr.

Charles Heitman, Jr.

• Biography*: From - http://apps.westpointaog.org/Memorials/Article/8824/
  Chuck was born at Twin Lakes, Idaho—which was the summer home of Judge Charles L. and Stella Smith Heitman—on 30 June 1907, the sixth of an eventual family of twelve children. He grew up in Rathdrum, a neighboring small town in northern Idaho. He was not sure of his destiny until he saw a movie about West Point. That was the place for him! The Judge finally arranged an appointment through an old friend. Chuck attended the University of Idaho for one year while awaiting entrance into the Academy. The entrance examination fortunately consisted only of high school grades, an oral and a physical exam. He was in!
  
  Chuck was not a great athlete, although in high school he won letters in basketball and baseball. At the Academy he became manager of the wrestling squad. His most memorable feat was breaking his hip at the age of 61 while ice skating with a group of college students in the mountains of Colorado.
  
  Chuck and Ray Brisach were roommates all four years at the Academy. The wide difference between their backgrounds strangely attracted them to each other for reasons hard to describe. Chuck the staid, mild-mannered lad from the wide open spaces of the west facing the brash, unpredictable product of the notorious Bronx of New York City nevertheless created an amalgum that was never severed.
  
  This warm friendship was interrupted by the natural process of assignments to various stations worldwide, with only periodic path-crossings, until the year 1938-39 when both attended the Field Artillery School at Fort Sill, where the Heitman and the Brisach families got to know and be endeared to each other from then on. This was followed by two years at Fort Bragg, North Carolina from 1939 to early 1942 during which Chuck was Commanding Officer of Battery C, Ray Commanding Officer of Battery B of the 17th Field Artillery under the care and guidance of the great regimental Commanding Officer, Arch Arnold.
  
  During those wonderful days before graduation—when each was searching for the best branch of service—Chuck had thought the Air Corps would be glamorous, so he started the required physical exam. The very first station was “depth perception.” He was told to take off his glasses and line up the two sticks connected to the strings he had in his hands. His question—“What two sticks?” ended his career in the Air Corps.
  
  He chose Field Artillery, which in 1930 was mostly horse-drawn. He had ridden a horse as a child, learned again to ride at West Point, but had no idea how many times he would have to learn again how to ride during his career. As a second lieutenant with the 10th Field Artillery at Fort Lewis he had riding instruction. As a student at Fort Sill in 1938 he had riding instruction, this time with a classmate as instructor. Mechanization of the Army by that time had relegated horses to mere pleasure vehicles, and riding breeches, alas, faded into eventual oblivion.
  
  Happenstance played a large part of his career. Late in 1931 he entered the Orderly Room of Battery B, 10th Field Artillery to find another officer and the battery clerk working over some papers. The question of what they were doing got the response that they were filling out an application for duty with the Gold Star Mothers in Paris the following summer. Heitman—never one to let an opportunity slip by—said “Corporal, fill one out for me too.” Chuck got the assignment, the other officer did not.
  
  Chuck’s family was then living in Spokane, Washington, also the home of Fort Wright where classmate Paul Weyrauch was stationed. Paul too was headed for Paris and Gold Star escort duty. As long as they were to be in Europe, why not stay there, study French or Spanish and come back the following year as instructors at the Point? But it would be foolish for both to apply for the same language, so they matched. Chuck got French and Paul got Spanish. Each wrote an application to the Professor of Modern Languages before taking off for Europe.
  
  After six delightful months in Europe, Chuck returned to Fort Lewis, but not for long. Soon orders came for duty at West Point with temporary duty in Paris for one year to study the French language. Hard to take for a young bachelor.
  
  Another happenstance. Barbara Spoerry had graduated from the University of Nebraska and had won a scholarship to the University of Lyon, France. The Finance Officer for the military attaches was an old friend of the Spoerrys. He would be busy but could Heitman meet the young lady? No problem. Another coincidence—Barbara was born in Rathdrum where her father was Superintendent of Schools before he became a Regular Army officer. Barbara and Chuck were married in June 1935, and he escorted her to the bachelor building at West Point where he had been living for a year. At that time, due to scarcity of quarters, the bachelors were outnumbered by babies, diapers and dogs.
  
  Delightful years at West Point. Their first-born, Tucker, the one and only daughter, arrived on 6 April 1938, which in those days was Army Day. Then on to Fort Sill for a belated course of instruction. After Sill, to the 17th Field Artillery at Fort Bragg. Then came December 1941 and in quick succession Bragg, Bianding, Selby, Fort Leavenworth, Sherman, Fort Sam Houston. Two boys were added to the family during this period, young Chuck and Bruce. At Fort Sam he joined the Artillery Section Headquarters Third Army and was with it during the European campaign.
  
  After World War II he was ordered back to Sill for duty with the G3 Section and there the third son, Craig, joined the tribe. Then came another glamorous job—Military Intelligence School in Washington and assignment to the Military Attache office in Paris. This lasted for two years. Then somebody decided the fat should be cut from the military establishments. The Attache office was cut but fortunately the Military Assistance Program was being started so personnel were transferred to Military Assistance Advisory Group, France. Thus he was able to complete the normal tour in Paris. With his three tours m Paris he was stationed there longer than at any other station except the eight years at West Point.
  
  After Paris, he spent a year at the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, then two years in the Office of the Under Secretary of the Army during which the final child, Timothy arrived. A change of administration brought a chance to escape the Pentagon, and he was fortunate enough to get command of the Division Artillery at Fort Carson, Colorado. This lasted a year, and he became Chief of Staff of the Division. A year later he transferred to Tokyo for a two-year stint with the United Nations Command, later United States Forces Japan.
  
  Chuck’s final two years of active duty were again at Fort Carson, first with the Artillery and then as Deputy Division Commander. He commanded the post for three months between generals. Chuck never got a star. During his first tour at Fort Carson he received a telegram from a pal in the Pentagon congratulating him on getting his first star. The star never arrived. His name was deleted from the list by someone higher up in the chain of command. He was always grateful to whoever was responsible for the deletion. Without the star Chuck retired in 1960 and stepped into the most attractive job one could hope to have—assistant to the City Manager of Colorado Springs. It was a natural for Chuck and he enjoyed every minute of it.
  
  Upon his retirement Chuck and Barbara became deeply involved in a wide variety of projects rendering support of fund drives and social and recreational facilities at Fort Carson. In one drive the two of them were successful in raising over $26,000, no small sum in those days. Barbara died in 1975. She was mourned by countless friends around the world. Thereafter Chuck became devastatingly consumed by a persistent and virulent emphysema that ended on 27 February when he died in a hospital in Colorado Springs. Both Chuck and Barbara had specified that they be cremated and their ashes strewn at the summit of their beloved Pike’s Peak: Chuck’s own version of a proper epitaph was, “Chuck didn’t set the world on fire but he enjoyed life and made many friends throughout the world.”.
• Birth*: Charles Lee Heitman , Jr. was born on 30 Jun 1907 at Twin Lakes, ID.
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Belle Spoerry in Jun 1935.
• Death*: Charles Lee Heitman , Jr. died on 27 Feb 1982 at Colorado Springs, CO, at age 74.
• Burial*: His body was buried. Cremated.

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Elizabeth Jane Heitman 'Betsey'

• Biography*: Obituary:
  Elizabeth (Betsy) Heitman ANDERSON (93) Passed away August 28, 2002 on Mercer Island, WA., where she lived for the last 62 years. For the last three years, she resided at Covenant Shores Health Center. Elizabeth was born March 18, 1909 in Rathdrum, ID. to Stella Smith and Judge Charles Lee Heitman. She grew up in Rathdrum, Wallace and Sandpoint ID. She moved to Mercer Island in 1940, where she was an active member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. There, she pursued her love for gardening, taught at the Emmanuel preschool for many years and served on the Altar Guild. She was a member of the Seattle Opera Guild, Seattle Repertory Theater, the Seattle Symphony, and the National Audobon Society, and a long time supporter of "Save the Children Foundation." She served as a Red Cross volunteer, sold real estate, helped at Children's Orthopedic Hospital and the Seattle Arboretum. She loved to garden, read and listen to opera. Betsy is preceded in death by her three brothers, Charles, Henry and Herrick Heitman; four sisters, Marjorie Heitman, Dorothy Hiatt, Emily Sanson, and Sally Boyer; her son, Jeremy Anderson, and grandson, Richard Harris. She is survived by her two sons, Richard Anderson and his wife, Susan, Friday Harbor, WA., and David Anderson, Roche Harbor, WA; daughters, Susan Harris of Friday Harbor, WA., and Elizabeth Little and her husband John of Spokane, WA; 13 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, September 19, 2002 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 4400 88th Ave. S.E., Mercer Island, WA. at 1 p.m. The Reverend Carla Pryne will officiate. Remembrances may be made to Evergreen Hospice, Habitat for Humanity or the Emmanuel Church Garden Fund.
  
  Published in The Seattle Times from Sept. 1 to Sept. 6, 2002.
• Birth*: Elizabeth Jane Heitman 'Betsey' was born on 18 Mar 1909 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Residence*: She lived in 1910 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID, 1910 Census.
• Residence: She lived in 1920 at Wallace, Shoshone County, ID, 1920 Census.
• Residence: She lived in 1930 at Sandpoint, Bonner County, ID, 1930 Census.
• Marriage*: She married Richard H. Anderson , Sr., son of Robert Anderson and Clara E. ??, on 27 Aug 1930 at Bonner County, ID.
• Residence: Elizabeth Jane Heitman 'Betsey' lived in 1940 at Seattle, King County, WA, 1940 Census.
• Residence: She lived in Dec 1995 at Mercer Island, WA.
• Death*: She died on 28 Aug 2002 at Mercer Island, WA, at age 93.

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Herrick Smith Heitman 'Swede'

• Biography*: Herrick Heitman (Sandpoint) 14 Dec 1995
  Memorial service for Herrick "Swede" Heitman, 84, will be Saturday at Coffelt's Moon Chapel in Sandpoint. An open house will follow in Glengary, Idaho, from 1-5 p.m. at the home of Tom and Marjorie Trulock. Coffelt Funeral Service is in charge of arrangements.
  Mr. Heitman, who was born in Rathdrum Idaho, died Dec. 7.
  He moved to Sandpoint in 1925 and graduated from high school in 1929. He worked building boats and boathouses in Bayview and Glengary.
  During World War II, he worked as a civilian shipfitter in Honolulu.
  He married Wanda Johnson in 1944 and started Heitman Boat Works in Glengary.
  Mr. Heitman enjoyed power boats and sailboats. He served as chairman of the Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission for serveral years. He was a member of the Sierra Club, Clark Fork Coalition and the Nature Conservancy.
  Survivors include his wife; two duaghters, Marjorie Trulock and Judy Chittick, both of Glengary; one son, Herrick Heitman of Seattle; one sister, Elizabeth Anderson of Mercer Island, Wash., and four grandchildren.
  Memorials may be made to the Nature Conservancy or the Bonner County Food Bank.
• Birth*: Herrick Smith Heitman 'Swede' was born on 12 Sep 1911 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Residence*: He lived in 1925 at Sandpoint, Bonner County, ID.
• Marriage*: He married Wanda L. Johnson in 1944.
• Death*: Herrick Smith Heitman 'Swede' died on 7 Dec 1995 at Sandpoint, Bonner County, ID, at age 84.

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Herbert Clement

• Birth*: Herbert Clement was born circa 1864 at NC.

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Walter R. Clement

• Birth*: Walter R. Clement was born circa 1871 at NC.

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Richard H. Anderson , Sr.

• Birth*: Richard H. Anderson , Sr. was born in 1908 at OH.
• Residence: He lived in 1910 at Cincinnati, OH, 1910 Census.
• Residence: He lived in 1920 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID, 1920 Census.
• Residence: He lived in 1930 at Seattle, King County, WA, 1930 Census.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Jane Heitman 'Betsey', daughter of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith, on 27 Aug 1930 at Bonner County, ID.
• Residence*: Richard H. Anderson , Sr. lived in 1940 at Seattle, King County, WA, 1940 Census.
• Residence: He lived in 1960 at Spokane, WA, 1960 City Directory.

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Don R. Sanson

• Birth*: Don R. Sanson was born in 1900.
• Marriage*: He married Emily Norma Heitman, daughter of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith.
• Death*: Don R. Sanson died in 1988.

?? Boyer

• Birth*: ?? Boyer was born.
• Marriage*: He married Sarah H. Heitman, daughter of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith.

Barbara Belle Spoerry

• Birth*: Barbara Belle Spoerry was born on 14 Sep 1909 at Rathdrum, Kootenai County, ID.
• Marriage*: She married Charles Lee Heitman , Jr., son of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith, in Jun 1935.
• Death*: Barbara Belle Spoerry died in May 1975 at Colorado Springs, CO, at age 65.

Bruce Martin Heitman

• Birth*: Bruce Martin Heitman was born on 29 Jun 1943 at Bexar County, TX.
• Death*: He died on 3 Jun 2004 at age 60.

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Jeremy Herrick Anderson

• Birth*: Jeremy Herrick Anderson was born on 3 Jan 1935 at Seattle, King County, WA.
• Death*: He died on 15 Oct 1987 at age 52.

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Robert Anderson

• Birth*: Robert Anderson was born circa 1875 at OH.
• Marriage*: He married Clara E. ?? circa 1902.
• Residence*: Robert Anderson lived in 1910 at Cincinnati, OH, 1910 Census.

Clara E. ??

• Birth*: Clara E. ?? was born circa 1878 at OH.
• Marriage*: She married Robert Anderson circa 1902.
• Marriage*: Clara E. ?? married Arthur Franklin.

Arthur Franklin

• Birth*: Arthur Franklin was born circa 1871 at England.
• Marriage*: He married Clara E. ??

Robert Anderson

• Birth*: Robert Anderson was born circa 1903 at OH.

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Elizabeth M. Anderson

• Birth*: Elizabeth M. Anderson was born circa 1905 at OH.

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Lanz Larz? Anderson

• Birth*: Lanz Larz? Anderson was born circa 1906 at OH.

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Wanda L. Johnson

• Birth*: Wanda L. Johnson was born on 19 Jul 1920.
• Marriage*: She married Herrick Smith Heitman 'Swede', son of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith, in 1944.
• Death*: Wanda L. Johnson died on 12 Mar 1997 at age 76.

?? Hiatt

• Birth*: ?? Hiatt was born.
• Marriage*: He married Dorothy Deane Heitman, daughter of Judge Charles Lee Heitman , Sr. and Stella Eva Smith.

Richard Harris

• Birth*: Richard Harris was born.

Marion Regan

• Birth*: Marion Regan was born circa 1920 at NC.

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George Raymond Regan

• Birth*: George Raymond Regan was born on 10 May 1922 at Hickory, Alexander County, NC.
• Death*: He died on 1 Oct 2002 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA, at age 80.

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Rev. Dewy Clyde Regan , Sr. 'Clyde'

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WWII Draft Card

• Biography*: Clyde was in WWII, US Army.
• Birth*: Rev. Dewy Clyde Regan , Sr. 'Clyde' was born on 1 Apr 1924 at Statesville, Iredell County, NC.
• Marriage*: He married Myrl Burleson, daughter of Stokes Burleson and Naomi Greene.
• Death*: Rev. Dewy Clyde Regan , Sr. 'Clyde' died on 4 Jan 1980 at Valdese, Burke County, NC, at age 55.
• Burial*: His body was buried at Morganton, Burke County, NC. Burke Memorial Park.

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Myrl Burleson

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• Birth*: Myrl Burleson was born on 18 Oct 1926 at Hawk, Mitchell County, NC.
• Marriage*: She married Rev. Dewy Clyde Regan , Sr. 'Clyde', son of Icham Charme Regan and Pearl Mae Craig.
• Death*: Myrl Burleson died on 6 May 1999 at Morganton, Burke County, NC, at age 72.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Morganton, Burke County, NC. Burke Memorial Park.

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Mae Myrlene Regan 'Myrlene'

• Birth*: Mae Myrlene Regan 'Myrlene' was born on 18 Mar 1953 at Hickory, Catawba County, NC.
• Death*: She died on 2 Mar 1998 at Durham, Durham County, NC, at age 44.
• Burial*: Her body was buried at Morganton, Burke County, NC. Burke Memorial Park.

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Stokes Burleson

• Birth*: Stokes Burleson was born in 1890.
• Marriage*: He married Naomi Greene.
• Death*: Stokes Burleson died in 1958.

Naomi Greene

• Birth*: Naomi Greene was born in 1896.
• Marriage*: She married Stokes Burleson.
• Death*: Naomi Greene died in 1943.