[NI004] Graduated Cuma Sum Laude from San Jose State University, San Jose, California, 1996, Bachelor of Science in Micro Biology. Started Medical School at University of California Irvine, Irvine, California, Fall 1996.
[NI008]
Original Name was Bobby Edward Shepard, through a clerical mistake his
birth certificate was issued with the name Robert Edward Shepard. ( as
per R. E. Shepard, 7 Nov 1996 via telecom with R. E. Shepard Jr.)
Worked most of life as a Merchant Marine, starting out as a Wiper and
retiring as a Chief Engineer.
[NI012]
Attended Wellington School, Sommerset. Was a Rugby Blue.
Attended Sandhurst Military Academy.
The last time Jamie was seen alive was on the Feb 19, 1969. He was found
dead on Feb 21, 1969 from an apparent suicide.
[NI015] According to Dorothy Viola Shepard, via telecom with Robert E. Shepard Jr. (Dec 1996) she was told that her mother Florence was 29 years old when she was born in 1929.
[NI017] Taken at birth (her mother Florence Viola Inglis died) by Cora Lorene (Florence's sister) and Samuel Ernest Skelton and raised as their own.
[NI022] Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
[NI032] Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Riverside, Walker County, Texas (see photo of grave site). Grave stone incorrectly records his birth as 1860 insted of 1854.
[NI034] Believed to have come from England to Scotland to Canada (as per R.E. Shepard Sr., 7 Nov 1996 via telecom with R. E. Shepard Jr.).
[NI039] William's birthdate has been calculated from a petition, for a land grant, which his father addressed to Peter Hunter, the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Upper Canada in October, 1800. In this petition he declared that he had been accompanied by a son, 20 and a daughter, 17.
[NI043] William and his brother John and sister Sarah were the first Rosbrughs to migrate to America. Records vary, but show that they came to America either in 1735 or 1740.
[NI047] Joined U.S. Air Force in 1996.
[NI048] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI053] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI054] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas. Died at 0940 AM.
[NI055] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI056] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI057] As a baby he almost died of an allergic reaction to milk, before the cause was discovered.
[NI061] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI062] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI063] Buried at Scott's Ridge Cemetery, Montgomery, Texas, Montgomery County.
[NI064] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI067] Buried at Scott's Ridge Cemetery, Montgomery, Texas, Montgomery County.
[NI068]
Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
Stillborn children were born between Udell and Bonnie Faye and no
information available. No one seems to remember and there is no way to
check this out.
[NI071] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI072] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI073] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI087] Benjamin Parker, Jr. and Dempsey (Clark) Parker moved to Ouachita Parish before 1840 and on to Beinville Parish, La. before 1848 because he was named Sheriff of the Parish on April 12, 1848. He purchased three lots in the old town of Sparta which was the Parish seat at the time and is now a ghost town.
[NI095]
Miranda was the name listed in Grandma Dean's Bible as Aunt Jennie's
given name.
Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of
Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI096] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI102] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI103] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI104] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI106] Some question as to whether first name was James or Jasper?
[NI157] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI158]
Born east of Willis near County Line.
Buried at Cude Cemetery, Montgomery County, Texas (West of Willis).
[NI163] Buried at Scott's Ridge Cemetery, Montgomery, Texas, Montgomery County.
[NI169] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas (East of Willis, Texas and NE of Conroe).
[NI354] Buried in New Waverly, Texas, Walker County.
[NI356] Buried at Boswell Cemetery, Walker County, Texas.
[NI403] Buried in Conroe Memorial Cemetery, Conroe, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI415]
Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Huntsville, Walker County, Texas, Jul 3, 1987
( see photo of death notice).
She was a teacher, having taught for 40 years in Houston Public Schools.
She was a member of the Daughters of the Texas Republic, Daughters of the
American Revolution, The Temple Garden Club, the Temple Retired Teachers
Association and the American Association of Retired Persons.
A member of First United Methodist Church of Temple and the
Lovell-Gleaners Sunday School class.
[NI418] Buried at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
[NI430] Was a soldier in Company A of the 18th Alabama Infantry during the Civil War.
[NI523] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI524] Buried at Centerville, Leon County, Texas.
[NI525] Died at age of 5 years. Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI526] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI527] Buried at County Line Cemetery, San Jacinto County, Texas.
[NI598] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI622] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI697] Buried in Willis Cemetery, Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI764] Buried at Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI803] Buried at Pine Valley Cemetery, Cold Springs, Texas.
[NI804] Buried in the Old Cemetery, Conroe, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI806] Born in 1907, 08, or 09, unsure of exact year.
[NI807] Buried in Conroe Memorial Cemetery, Conroe, Montgomery County, Texas.
[NI816]
Birth date believed to be between 1714 and 1721, but at time of his death
Jan 2, 1777, his wife gave his age as 55, which would make his birth date
as 1721.
First married as a young man, but his first wife died in childbirth and
the child no more than a year later.
William and his brother John and sister Sarah were the first Rosbrughs to
migrate to America. Records vary, but show that they came to America
either in 1735 or 1740.
[NI817] William and his brother John and sister Sarah were the first Rosbrughs to migrate to America. Records vary, but show that they came to America either in 1735 or 1740.
[NI819] Her tombstone gives Jane (Ralston) Rosbrugh as 70 years old at her death, this would make her birth date 1739.
[NI829] Sarah's birthdate has been calculated from a petition, for a land grant, which his father addressed to Peter Hunter, the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Upper Canada in October, 1800. In this petition he declared that he had been accompanied by a son, 20 and a daughter, 17.
[NI834] Born between 1775 and 1790 and his wife Nancy born in the same period were living in Hinds County Mississippi in 1830.
[NI841] Not sure if this one was really a brother, but was Bondsman on the marriages of the others so is probably a brother.