Sothoron & Related Families - 73 (Notes Pages)
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Thomas Mary Smith [Female] b. 19 SEP 1872 Maryland - d. 27 DEC 1931 All Faith Episcopal, Huntersville, St. Mary's Co., MD
See father's biography in his Notes.
See father's Notes for 1880 Federal Census entry, brother William's Notes for 1900 entry, mother's Notes for 1910 & 1920 entries.
Mary Smith Thomas Segars, 19 Sep 1871 - 27 Dec 1931, Wie of Charles M. Segars; daughter of Dr. James Thomas. Buried at All Faith Episcopal. (Tice* :492)
MARY SMITH THOMAS
Wife of Charles M. Segars
and Daughter of
Dr. James Thomas
and
Nannie Nelson Thomas
of De La Brooke
Sept 19, 1872 - Dec 27, 1931
(Grave Marker*, All Faith Episcopal Church, Huntersville, St. Mary's Co., MD - between Grave Markers of mother & of sister Anita.)
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Marsha [Female]
Richard Gough, son of William Henry Gough & Marjorie Rugge, b. 1946, m. Marsha. (Gough*)
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Gough Richard [Male] b. 1946
Richard Gough, son of William Henry Gough & Marjorie Rugge, b. 1946, m. Marsha. (Gough*)
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Gough William Henry [Male] b. 1943
William Henry Gough, son of William Henry Gough & Marjorie Rugge, b. 1943. (Gough*)
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Hesselvik Elisabeth Inga Kapin [Female] b. 1954
August Von Born Millard, Jr. son of August Bruner Millard & Ann Dent Gough, b. 1941, m. Elisabeth Inga Kapin Hesselvik, b. 1954. (Gough*)
Named in husband's obituary (see his Notes).
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Millard Sarah Ann [Female] b. 1946
Sarah Ann Millard, dau of August Bruner Millard & Ann Dent Gough, b. 1946, m. Richard Richards Coulter, Jr., b. 1946. (Gough*)
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Millard August Von Born [Male] b. 1941 - d. 24 SEP 2014
August Von Born Millard, Jr. son of August Bruner Millard & Ann Dent Gough, b. 1941, m. Elisabeth Inga Kapin Hesselvik, b. 1954. (Gough*)
August Von Millard died 7 Sept 2014 in Virginia. (Gough
- 27 September 2014. Captain August von Born Millard, USN-Ret., of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, after about a month's illness.
- As long-time NIP/NiF stalwart Sid Wood recalls, "Von was a 1630 officer who served under Capt Dean Cullison and with me on the NAVEUR staff in London in the late 70s. He was also Naval Attache in both Helsinki and New Delhi.”
- Von had a remarkable career, which will be remembered across our Community. He spent more time living outside the U.S. than inside since graduating from his beloved Saint Paul's prep school in Maryland. "Von” spent his first 30 professional years in Naval Intelligence.
- After active duty, he worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development in both India and Nepal; directed emergency management programs in Northern and Central Europe; and taught English to disadvantaged kids in Casablanca- where he also introduced them to lacrosse, which he described as "wildly popular” there). Von was peripatetic, and volunteered with the Public Diplomacy Section at the U.S. Embassy in Kazakhstan, a former republic of the Soviet Union.
- Von's prior assignments in uniform included stints as Senior or Deputy Intelligence Officer at various commands, including an Operational Special Warfare Team and on the staff of the Director of Naval Intelligence. He served as Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence of U.S. Naval Forces in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean, now known as the U.S. Fifth Fleet. He managed a Task Force of roughly 350 Navy and civilian men and women who provided specialized intelligence support to naval fleet operations.
* Von also helped coordinate and manage overseas Presidential visits (Bush One in Finland, Clinton in Prague) and in 2008 landed a senior-staff position on the McCain presidential campaign. He helped brief various Secretaries of Defense, Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chiefs of Naval Operations and the National Security Council Staff and their principal deputies, as well as numerous General and Flag Officers.
* Early in his career Von was an intelligence analyst for operations covering the Dominican Republic, the intelligence analyst for Special Operations teams in Vietnam and the Aviation Recon Officer for naval operations at the end of the Vietnam War. During that war, Von and a colleague created and initiated operations that identified the North Vietnamese supply system and attacked it.
- This led to a spectacular series of air strikes on North Vietnamese convoys in late 1972, further pressuring North Vietnamese leaders to begin serious negotiations with the U.S. that in turn led to the cease fire and the release of the U.S. prisoners of war.
* These duties have over the years garnered Von some impressive accolades: a Legion of Merit (awarded by the Secretary of the Navy), a Bronze Star (for his work in Vietnam noted above), two Defense Meritorious Service Medals, the Joint Services Commendation Medal, two Naval Commendation Medals, five Unit Commendations and the Combat Action Ribbon (also for Vietnam). He's received recognition from two foreign governments, winning a Republic of Vietnam Medal of Honor First Class and the Commander of the White Rose, from Finland, of which he's especially proud.
- Von and his wife, Elisabeth, a political officer in the U.S. Senior Foreign Service, have five children and four grandchildren.
- His energy and commitment will be greatly missed. There will be a memorial service at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (228 South Pitt Street - Alexandria, VA 22314) at 1100 on Saturday 4 October. ("Naval Intelligence Professionals" web site)
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Burke Thomas Truman Somervell [Male] b. 29 APR 1835 Grand Gulf, Claiborne Co., MS - d. BET 1880 AND 1900 Old Bayview Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Kleberg Co., TX
Thomas Truman Somervell Burke, son of John B. and Eliza Burke, born in Grand Gulf, Mississippi on 29 April 1835. (Burke-Gardiner Bible*)
Thomas Truman Somervell Burke and Louisa Booker Holloway married in New Orleans on 10 May 1852. (Burke-Gardiner Bible*)
See father's Notes for 1850 Federal Census entry.
1870 Federal Census (1870.06.01, Recorded 1860.06.14) Lavaca, Calhoun Co., TX - Pg 17 (375), Ln 32, 135/141
- Burke, T.S., 34 year old white male Physician, born in Miss. Real property valued at $2,000, personal property at $1,000.
-----, L.B., 30 year old white female, Keeps House, born in Ky.
-----, Holiway, 4 year old white male, born in Tex.
-----, Henry S., 2 year old white male, born in Tex.
- Holiway, Blanche, 19 year old white female, occupation None, born in Miss.
-----, Mary, 17 year old white female, occupation None, born in Miss.
-----, Greenwood, 13 year old white male, At Home, born in Miss.
1880 Federal Census (1880.06.01, Recorded 1880.06.07) Mesquite Street (Not Numbered), Corpus Christi, Nueces Co., TX - ED 116, Pg 18, Ln 40, 171/171.
- Burke, Thomas S. 44 year old married white male Physician. Born in Miss., father in Va. & mother in Md.
-----, Louise D. Wife, 41 year old married white female, keepg. house. She & parents born in Kentucky.
-----, Holloway. Son, 14 year old single white male, At school, attended school within the last year. Born in Texas, father in Va. & mother in Ky.
-----, Sothoron. Son, 12 year old single white male, at school, attended school within the last year. Born in Texas, father in Va. & mother in Ky.
-----, Lulu. Daughter, 9 year old single white female, at school, attended school within the last year. Born in Texas, father in Va. & mother in Ky.
-----, Blanche E. Daughter, 7 year old single white female, at school, attended school within the last year. Born in Texas, father in Va. & mother in Ky.
-----, Edrie(?). Servt., 20 year old Black female Dom Servt. Can neither read nor write. Born in La., parents unknown.
** "Old Bayview Cemetery," found on web page of Corpus Christi, TX Library (www.library.ci.corpus-christi.tx.us/oldbayview/burkeinnews.htm)
Raymond Edmond Burke and Unknown Burke Baby
These two infants are the children of Dr. Thomas Somervell Burke and his wife Louise B. Burke. Doctor Burke was a native of Mississippi who for many years had charge of the quarantine station at Aransas Pass where he would share duty with doctors like Alexander Hamilton (also buried in Old Bayview Cemetery along with T. S. Burke). Hamilton was in partnership with Dr. Spohn whose sister was the wife of Dr. Hamilton. Dr. Burke was active in the Episcopal church and the Knights of Honor. His wife Louise B. reports in census records that she is a native of Kentucky as well as her parents. In the 1870 census (Calhoun County, p. 375A/sheet 17) the doctor and his family reside in Lavaca near Indianola-another port that was subject to quarantines because of yellow fever. However, it may have been the 1875 hurricane that encouraged the doctor to move his family south to Corpus Christi where they are found in the 1880 census (Nueces County, ED 116, sheet 9B) since little Raymond Edmond died in 1877 when the family was already in Corpus Christi. Little Raymond died when about one and a half years old, while the other unknown infant probably was unnamed because the little child is listed as dying the same day he or she was born, possibly indicating the infant was stillborn. Another son of Dr. and Mrs. Burke--Holloway Burke--also may be buried in Old Bayview Cemetery with the other family members since Holloway died in a drowning accident in the ship channel in July of 1883 at the age of 17 years old. Mrs. Lou B. Burke continued to reside in Corpus Christi into the 1900s and is found in early city directories living with another son, Dr. Henry S. Burke (he is listed as "Henry” in the 1870 census and "Sothoron” in the 1880 census). In the 1907-8 and 1913-14 city directories they reside on Mesquite Street, and in 1915-16 they are on Leopard Street. While Dr. H. S. Burke appears again in the 1919 city directory, his mother is not listed so she probably died between 1916 and 1919. The fact that the oldest son is named "Holloway” and that Tito Rivera (also in Old Bayview Cemetery) is called his "uncle” seems to indicate that Mrs. Louise Burke's maiden name is "Holloway”. Tito Rivera was married to Mollie Holloway at Port Lavaca on October 12, 1870 so it appears that Mollie and Louise were sisters.
Research and transcription: Michael A. Howell
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Gough Annie Lee [Female] b. 18 MAR 1887 - d. 21 JUL 1887 Trinity Episcopal, Newport, Charles Co., MD
Annie Lee Gough, dau. of Richard Gough & Ann Lee Sothoron, b. 18 Mar 1887, d. 29 July 1887. (Gough*)
Annie Lee Gough is buried at Trinity Episcopal Church, Newport, Charles Co., MD. (www.findagrave.com)
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Winchester John C. [Male] b. MAY 1858 Ohio - d. 1947 Kirkwood Cemetery, London, Madison Co., OH
See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries.
1900 Federal Census (1900.06.01, Recorded 1900.06.06) Ward 1, London, Union Twp., Madison Co., OH - ED 69, Sh 6B, Ln 98, 138/149
- Winchester, John C. Head, 42 year old white male, born May 1858, married 11 years. He & parents born in Ohio. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation merchant clothing.
-----, Lelia. Wife, 41 year old white female, born Mar 1859, married 11 years. Had 2 children, both living. She & mother born in Ohio, father in Connecticut. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Fred. Son, 9 year old white male, born Nov 1890. He & parents born in Ohio. At school 9 months.
-----, James. Son, 7 year old white male, born Jan 1893. He & parents born in Ohio.
- (1 Servant)
1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1910.04.18) North Main St., Ward 1, London, Union Twp., Madison Co., OH - ED 94, Sh 1B, Ln 59, 14/14
- Winchester, John. Head, 51 year old white male, in this his first marriage. Born in Ohio. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Retail Merchant in Clothing (Emp). Has a mortgage on his non-farm home.
-----, Lela. Wife, 51 year old white female, in this her first marriage. Had 2 children, both living. She & mother born in Ohio, father in Conn. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation None.
-----, Fred. Son, 19 year old single white male. He & parents born in Ohio. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. Occupation Student.
-----, James. Son, 17 year old single white male. He & parents born in Ohio. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept. Occupation Student.
1920 Federal Census (1920.01.01) 122 Main St., London, Madison Co., OH - ED 227, Sh 12(185)A, Ln 47, 327/343
- Winchester, John C. Head, 61 year old married white male, owns his home free of mortgage. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in Ohio. Occupation Clothing Merchant.
-----, Leila H. Wife, 60 year old married white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & mother born in Ohio, father in Connecticut.
-----, James M. Son, 27 year old single white male. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in Ohio. Occupation Salesman.
1930 Federal Census (1930.04.01, Recorded 1930.04.14) 122 North Main St., Ward 1, London, Union Twp., Madison Co., OH - ED 19, Sh 2(156)A, Ln 23, 38/46
- Winchester, John C. Head, 71 year old widowed white male, first married at 41. Owns his non-farm home valued at $7,000, has a radio. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in Ohio. Occupation Proprietor of Clothing Store (E). Not a veteran.
-----, Fred H. Son, 39 year old married white male, first married at 28. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in Ohio. Occupation Salesman at Clothing Store, drawing wages. Veteran of WW.
-----, Grace T. Daughter-in-law, 41 year old married white female, first married at 30. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in Ohio. Occupation None.
-----, John T. Grandson, 9 year old white male, attended school since Sept. He & parents born in Ohio.
JOHN C. WINCHESTER
1858 - 1947
Grave Marker at Kirkwood Cemetery, London, Madison Co., OH. (Photo from www.findagrave.com)
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Winchester Denny [Male] b. ABT 1865 Ohio - d. AFT JUN 1880
See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries.
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Winchester Nettie [Female] b. ABT 1866 Ohio - d. AFT APR 1910
See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries.
1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1910.04.22) West High St., Ward 3, London, Madison Co., OH - ED 95, Sh 12(306)A, Ln 16, 235/260
- Winchester, Nettie. Head, 50 year old single white female. She & father born in Ohio, mother in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English. Renting her non-farm home. No occupation listed.
- (1 Boarder, a 38 year old single white female).
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Clark Myrtle [Female] b. JUL 1875 Ohio - d. AFT APR 1930
See father's Notes for 1880 through 1910 Federal Census entries, Notes of maternal uncle Bernard Wildman for 1930 entry.
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Clark Franklin W. [Male] b. ABT 1877 Ohio - d. BET 1880 AND 1900
See father's Notes for 1880 Federal Census entry. Mother had lost one child by 1900 Census (see father's Notes)
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Clark William Burt [Male] b. JAN 1879 Ohio - d. AFT APR 1910
See father's Notes for 1880 through 1910 Federal Census entries.
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McClean Herman Wade [Female] b. 8 JAN 1888 Columbus, Franklin Co., OH - d. 21 AUG 1952 Oak Hill Cemetery, London, Madison Co., OH
See maternal grandmother's Notes for 1900 & 1910 Federal Census entries, mother's Notes for 1920 entry, uncle Bernard Wildman's Notes for 1930 entry.
Herman Wade McClean of 66 Union, London, O. registered for the draft at 1st Ward, London, Ohio on 5 June 1917. He was 29, born 8 Jan 1888 in Columbus, Ohio, single, Caucasian. Occupation Traveling salesman for National Refining Co.; works "on the road." Claimed his mother to be dependent on him for support. Described as tall, stout, blue eyes, black hair, not bald, no impairments. Card No. 34. (Ancestry.com* - image of World War I Draft Registration Card) Signature on card:
Herman W. McClean, Ser. No. 1955808, White, of 66 S. Union St., London, O., enlisted in the National Army at London, O. on 5 Oct 1917. He was born at Columbus, O. & was 29 9/12 years old. Assignments: Battery E of 324 Field Artillery to 17 Mar 1918; Headquarters Co., 324 Field Artillery to Honorable Discharge on 4 June 1919. Musician, third class, 17 Mar 1918; Private 15 Mar 1918; Musician, third class 1 Nov 1918. Meuse-Argonne. American Expeditionary Forces 12 Jun 1918 to 22 May 1919. (Ancestry.com* - Ohio Military Men, 1917-18)
Herman McClean, 64 years of age, was buried on 24 August 1852 in Section 2, Lot 51 of Oak Hill Cemetery, London, Madison Co., OH. (Cemetery File Cards, at London Library)
HERMAN McCLEAN
JANUARY 8, 1888
AUGUST 21, 1952
(Grave Marker*, Section 2, Lot 51, Oak Hill Cemetery, London, Madison Co., OH)
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Sidner Margaret Arena [Female] b. 20 APR 1862 Madison Co., OH - d. 1941
Margaret Arena Sidner, dau. of Philip Sidner & Minerva Sothoron, b. 20 Apr 1862, d. abt 1941, m. Hiram R. Wilson who was partner in Wilson & Sidner blacksmiths & wagon makers (other partner was Samuel Arthur Sidner). (Sidener* 2:209)
See father's Notes for 1870 (as Arena) & 1880 Federal Census entries, husband's Notes for 1900 through 1920 entries.
Mentioned by married name (Mrs. Hiram Wilson) in mother's obituary (see her Notes).
Margaret Arena Sidner, b. 20 Apr 1862, Madison Co., OH to Philip Sidner & Minerva Sothoron, d. 1941; m. Hiram R. Wilson, 6 Nov 1881, Madison Co., OH. (Sidner Family Genealogy, Ancestry.com*, by Jeannine Garrett)
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Wilson Lorena Ercel [Female] b. FEB 1888 Ohio - d. AFT JAN 1920
Urcel (sic) Wilson, child of Margaret Arena Sidner & Hiram R. Wilson, died at about the age of 25. (Sidener* 2:209)
See father's Notes for 1900 through 1920 Federal Census entries.
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Wilson Guy Sidner [Male] b. 9 MAY 1890 Galoway, Franklin Co., OH - d. 6 NOV 1979 Pike Co. Hospital Medical Center, Pike Co., OH
Guy Wilson, youngest child of Margaret Arena Sidner & Hiram R. Wilson, m. Jessie Hanley, by 1961 had no children & lived in Beattytown, Ohio. (Sidener* 2:209)
See father's Notes for 1900 & 1910 Federal Census entry.
Guy Sidner Wilson of London RFD, Ohio registered for the draft at Sommerford TP, Madison Co., Ohio on 5 June 1917. He was 27 years old, born 9 May 1890 in Galoway, OH, single, White, with no dependants. Self-employed Farmer at Sommerfor TP. Described as medium height & build, light brown hair & eyes, not bald, no impairments. Card No. 34. (Ancestry.com* - image of World War I Draft Registration Card) Signature on card:
1920 Federal Census (1920.01.01, Recorded 1920.01.02) Somerford Twp., Madison Co., OH - ED 225, Sh 1(149)A, Ln 35, 7/7 (immediately precedes father's entry)
- Wilson, Guy. Head, 29 year old single white male. Can read & write, speaks English. He & mother born in Ohio, father in W Virginia. No occupation entered, but has Farm Schedule #7.
- Gibson, Foster S. Son. (NOTE: a Gibson family is spread over the entire page, with a single member attached to each of several other families)
1930 Federal Census (1930.04.01, Recorded 1920.04.17) 124 Race St., Mechanicsburg, Goshen Twp., Champaign Co., OH - ED 3, Sh 4(24)A, Ln 37, 98/98
- Wilson, Guy S. Head, 40 year old married white male, first married at 31. Owns his non-farm home valued at $1,500. Can read & write, speaks English. He & mother born in Ohio, father in West Virginia. Occupation Auditor with Motor Truck Co., drawing wages. Not a veteran.
-----, Jessie M. Wife, 39 year old marrid white female, first married at 30. Can read & write, speaks English. She & mother born in Ohio, father in New York. Occupation Public School Teacher, drawing wages.
- Hanly, Eva J. Mother-in-law, 74 year old widowed white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & mother born in Ohio, father in New York. Occupation None.
Guy Wilson, SSN 277-03-7118
Born 9 May 1891
Issued OH (before 1951)
Last Residence 45506 Springfield, Clark Co., OH
Last Benefit (same address)
Died Nov 1979
(SSDI*)
Guy S. Wilson, 88 year old widowed white male, died at Pike County Hosp. Med. Center, Pike Co., OH on 6 Nov 1979 (vol. 239856, Cert. No. 082622). Born about 1891 in Ohio, lived in Clark Co., OH. Autopsy performed. (Ancestry.com* - Ohio Deaths, 1958-2002)
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Recob Lydia R. [Female] b. 28 MAR 1864 Ohio - d. 8 SEP 1947 Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY
See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries, and for excerpt from History of Madison Co. OH.
Lydia R. Recob & Harrison Wood French were married 1 Jan 1896 in Pleasant Twp., Madison Co., OH. (Ancestry.com* - MWalsh8457, citing Probate Court Marriage Records, 1810-1900 4:251, Madison Co., OH)
Named in mother's 1920 obituary (see her Notes).
See husband's Notes for 1900 through 1930 Federal Census entries.
Source: Ancestry.com* - MWalsh8457, citing The Tri-Weekly Madison County [OH] Democrat, published 21 June 1920.
Farm was sold to brother Stephen (see his Notes).
Lydia R. Recob, wife of Harrison Wood French, died 8 Sept 1947 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. (Ancestry.com* - MWalsh8457)
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