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Aaron & Essie

Recognizing 10 Generations - 229 years!

In loving memory of

Kevin W. Hall

Inez Hall White

Odessa Dempsey Hall

Randolph Hall

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Email — robinmazyck@yahoo.com

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Baby Hall

Harold Reese Hall

Lucille Margaret Hall

Henrietta Hall

Algra (Albert) Hall

Southern Hall

Alstine B. Hall

Frederick Leroy Hall

Aaron Hall Junior

Eugene C. Hall

Doris Evelin Hall

Milton “Pretty Boy” Hall

Inez Julia Hall

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Table of Contents

Ancestors of Aaron Alexander Hall 4

Ancestors of Essie Rose Stewart 5

Aaron & Essie's Story 6

From Elizabeth to Tru: 8

Links to Cousins in D.C. 10

Lucille Hall Biography 12

Algra (Albert) Hall Biography 18

Southern Hall Biography 20

Alstine B. Hall Biography 22

Eugene Hall Biography 23

Frederick Leroy Hall Biography 24

Aaron Hall Junior Biography 26

Doris Hall Mullen Biography 30

Inez J. Hall White biography 36

INDEX—Hall Names On File 41

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Aaron’s

siblings

Aaron’s Uncles &

Aunts on his

Mom’s side

Aaron’s

Mom

Aaron’s Dad

and his Dad’s

siblings

Here’s

Aaron!

Henry married

Cecilia Stewart

(Essie’s sister) &

lived with Aaron in

Baltimore

Grand

parents

Grand

parents

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TWINS!!

Married Aaron’s brother, John Henry. (No

children). They lived with Essie. Her mother

(who lived with Essie later) buried her. Indi-

cating that Henry was already dead by 1937

Here’s

Essie!

Essie’s

siblings

Essie’s Dad

& her Dad’s

siblings

Essie’s Mom &

Essie’s aunts/

uncles on her

mother’s side

Essie’s

siblings

Grand

parents Essie’s Great

Grand

Mother.

Elizabeth was

living in the

house with

her daughter

Mary, when

the census

was taken!

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Essie was born in Somerset County on June 8, 1891. She

attended school through the primary grades. Essie was

a good dancer and won many contests! Essie’s parents

were William and Julia Stewart, from Saint Mary’s Coun-

ty. William was a fisherman. He drowned during one of

his fishing trips.

Essie was part of a large family of 12 children. The Stew-

art family was believed to have Native American ances-

tors. The Stewarts were also connected to a plantation

that they pronounced as “Sothorn or Southern”. Today,

the Sotterley plantation is identified as the same. Essie

named one of her sons after this plantation (Southern)!

Aaron was born in Saint Mary’s County on March 1, 1886.

Some of Aaron’s ancestors were Ivanhoe Indians. As a

youth, Aaron fished and later shucked oysters. His par-

ents, Henrietta Gross and Alexander Hall

raised 10 children. Alexander was also a fish-

erman. Papa (Aaron) went to grade school

before quitting to help his family.

Aaron & Essie met in the early 1900’s. They

were married on November 24, 1908 at the

Ebenezer Church, by Reverend Elias Q. Plum-

mer. On the day of their wedding, Aaron was

22 and Essie was 18.

In the early 1900s, many of the Stewarts and Halls

moved to the cities of Baltimore or Washington DC

to take advantage of better economic conditions.

Surprisingly, many of the Stewarts changed the

spelling of their name to Steward. In 1912, Essie

and Papa boarded a ship and sailed to Baltimore!

With them came Aaron’s father-William . They

moved to a rental house on Whatcoat Street

(William’s wife-Henrietta died of natural causes

around 1910).

Aaron’s brother-Henry also moved in with Aaron’s fami-

ly. Henry married Essie’s older sister, Cecilia! It appears

that Henry died sometime before

1937. Then Cecilia died June 1937.

Cecilia’s death certificate indicates

that her next of kin was her mother

(not Henry).

Aaron’s father, William died in the

1940s. He was struck by a car. This

accident happened on the corner of

Sotterley Plantation 1700-1800

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Laurens and Calhoun Streets. William had just returned from his daugh-

ter’s house (Pearl). Essie’s mother finally re-married after 1937. As Julia

Stewart Hawkins, she lived out her days on Whatcoat Street with her

husband.

Essie and Aaron lived many years at 1330 Stricker Street. It was full of

memories like the woodstoves, oil lamps, the old outdoor toilet, coal

heat, and cobble stone walkways. Sometimes they were hungry.

Even today, many stories are still told about those “Halls”! Papa bought

a car that he never drove because he did not have a driver’s license. Aa-

ron was a very quiet man. He affectionately referred to Inez as he

“baby”. But Papa could swing into action if he needed to discipline an

ADULT son like Southern.

Some of the Hall babies died very

young. Their first child, “Baby” died

in St. Mary’s County even before

coming to Baltimore. The 2nd child

was Harold Reese. Very little is known about Harold’s death. It was

thought Harold was ill. Their 4th child, Henrietta, was lost during an epi-

demic that killed many babies in Baltimore. Henrietta was about 9 years

old when she died.

Milton was Essie’s youngest son. When he was born, she declared what a

“pretty boy” he was and the name stuck. Milton was killed in a car acci-

dent as a single young man (no children) . Lucille’s first child, Harold also

died as an infant.

Papa held quite a few jobs in Baltimore. When he worked at a fertilizer company, he also sold Essie’s home-

made pies to his co-workers. Until his retirement in 1929, Aaron worked with the B&O Railroad Co., Relief De-

partment, in Mount Clare. Essie did get a few jobs to help even though Aaron never wanted his wife to work.

Essie and Aaron joined Payne Memorial Church when it worshipped at Calhoun and Laurens Streets with Rev.

Murray. Aaron served on the usher board while Essie joined the Church’s aid. Essie sewed and enjoyed TRUE

LOVE stories. Papa like gardening and a good game of pool. Aaron played the organ and drew pictures of sail-

boats.

Essie departed this life on Saturday, August 15, 1953 at 3:15 AM at her home on 1330 Stricker Street.

The house was torn down about 1957 to make room for a school play ground. Aaron moved to a housing devel-

opment “the projects” on Saratoga Street with Lucille and her two youngest daughters (Sandra and Beverly).

Aaron departed this life on Friday, May 1, 1959 at the Provident Hospital. Essie and Aaron are both buried in

the Mount Zion Cemetery. To this date, a tombstone has not been placed on their graves.

Goldie (Algra’s wife) & Aaron

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Tru Hall’s roots go back to many places and many diverse cultures. But let’s examine just ONE

ancestor. Her name was Elizabeth Gill. Elizabeth was Tru's ancestor. According to the census,

she lived in southern Maryland with her daughter & son-in-law. She most likely lived or

worked on the Sotterley Plantation.

The background picture you see here, is a picture of that plantation as it existed when Eliza-

beth was growing up!

Today, Sotterley Plantation is the only tidewater plantation in Maryland open to the public. It

is a testament to all who lived, labored, resisted, and died there. Designated a National Histor-

ical Landmark in 2000, Tru can claim this ancestral home as the place where his ROOTS start-

ed! Sotterley plantation is older than Mount Vernon with a history that spans 3 centuries.

The following is Tru's family ties going back 10 generation and more than 200 years.

Way to go, Tru!

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Grand mother

Elizabeth is

10

generations

and 229 years

from Tru!

George helped to draft the first Maryland Constitution and became the sixth governor of the State of Maryland only serving the last three months of his life. At its height, Sotterley grew to almost 7000 acres.

By the 1790’s, Sotterley had an enslaved population of at least 93 persons. Sotterley passed to George Plater IV. With his death in 1802, it fell under the oversight and management of his brother, John Rousby Plater, as guardian to young George Plater V. During the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, Sotterley lost much of its labor force as a result of those who were enslaved running to and fighting alongside the British. 27 year old Elizabeth (and her spouse) might have been among those who escaped slavery to fight in the War of 1812.

With this lost of labor combined with economic depression and generations of accumulated debt, George Plater V sold Sotterley in 1822 to William Clarke Somerville.

If Elizabeth was at the Sotterley Planta-tion, she witnessed a WAR!!! (Loyalist to Patriot—Two wars with the British 1776-1822). She saw George Plater III when he did decide to join the Patriot cause shortly before the Declaration of Independence was signed and was a member of the 2nd Continental Con-gress from 1778-1780.

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DC Cousin Bernice

1st Cousin 1st Cousin

Bernice’s 2nd Cousin

Bernice’s 2nd Cousin

Bernice’s 4th cousin

Aaron Hall (Baltimore) and Sarah Hall Short (DC) were

siblings. They all came up from St. Mary’s County about

the same time.

Over the years, many cousins from Baltimore to DC have

kept “in touch”. Junior (Aaron) was one of their favorite

visitors! Current contact includes Juanita Askew, her

mother-Baby Sis (Bernice) and uncle Paul.

The DC Halls have contributed to the online family tree and

always extend invitations to major celebrations. The

Baltimore Halls are invited to the June family picnic this

year!

Bernice & Paul Short - Bernice’s 85th bday

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Baby-Sis’ Birthday in D.C.

Standing, left to right: (D.C. cousin ) Ba-

by Sis-Bernice Hall Short Askew, Erika

Mazyck Love, George Terry Sr., Sylvia

Hall Terry, Pat Hall, Lee Mazyck, Robin

Terry Mazyck, Louise Hall, Shawn Terry

Young, Steven White.

Seated left to right: Doris Hall Mullen,

Lucille Hall, Sandra Marie Hall Ander-

son, Aaron Alexander Hall Junior, and

Inez Hall White.

A brother moved to Baltimore

A sister

chose DC

1st Cousin 1st Cousin

Bernice’s 2nd Cousin

3rd Cousin 3rd Cousin

2nd Cousins

1st Cousins

Aaron & Sarah were siblings

Juanita Askew (Bernice’s daughter)

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LUCILLE MARGARET HALL was the third child of Aaron Alexander and Essie Rose Hall. She was the first child to live to adulthood, born on January 13, 1911 in Charles Coun-ty, Maryland. Lucille lived longer than any of her siblings.

Lucille stayed with her parents on 1330 Stricker Street until it was torn down by the city to make room for the neighbor-hood school grounds. Growing up as the oldest living child, Lucille developed a love for taking photos, cooking/baking, and growing indoor plants. Lucille liked to socialize. She was a roaring ‘20s FLAPPER!

At an early age, she accepted Jesus Christ as her person-al Savior and was baptized at Payne Me-morial AME Church with the late, Rev. Murray, where she lifted her voice in song to the Lord on the gospel choir. Lucille could not sing!! But no one in the choir would even THINK of not having her there.

Lucille worked as a domestic for several area homes some-time working 6-7 days each week and during all major holidays to support her chil-dren.

During WWII, Lucille was a neighborhood air raid war-den. It was her job to make sure that every home was dark and that all the curtains were drawn in her assigned area.

After the house on Stricker Street was destroyed, the City moved Lucille, with her father-Aaron and daughters San-dra and Bever-ly to the City Housing Pro-jects on Sara-toga Street.

Lucille was a registered REPUBLICAN voter and preferred to be called “COLORED”.

Lucille moved to 633 Aisquith Street (Monument East) building when she was in her 80’s. She was still volunteer-ing EVERYDAY to cook, feed, and provide care to other senior tenants in her building before and after going to her regular job!

Lucille became a faithful member of the nearby Waters AME Church where she served with the Lay Organization, the Minnie Walden Missionary Society, the Merry Makers, the Altar Guild, the Faithful Workers, and the Chancel Choir. She still could not sing even though she faithfully sat with the sopranos (SMILE). She had so many friends at this church. One best friend was Mrs. Skinner. To this day, her church family still reminisce about their times with her.

Lucille was sick several times where the doctor informed the family that she would not live long, but each time, Lucille got better! When she awakened, she would ask, “Why are all of you here?”

Lucille

Lucille with her plant named Oscar!

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Everybody would laugh because no one wanted to say we were waiting for her to die. Lucille was famous for saying, “You better stop listening to those doctors. It ain’t over until God say s it over!”

Lucille often asked God why she lived so long on this earth. She missed her mother and her two daughters very much. On Friday morning, May 2, 2008, God finally called Lucille home. She was with her granddaughter, Sharon when she went to heaven! Lucille was 97 years young.

EVERYBODY loved her Jewish Apple Cake, Hershey Syrup cake, ginger cookies, crab cakes, chicken, and nut cookies.

Lucille had 5 children Harold (died as a child), Sylvia, Stan-ley , Beverly, and Sandra. She also called George (Sylvia’s husband) her son too because of their close relationship. Lu-cille had fifteen grandchildren and even more great grandchildren!

Lucille

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Lucille

Sylvia & George

Sandra & Charles Beverly & Bliss

Stanley & Odessa

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Lucille

Lucille’s Hersey Cake

I know Lucille got the recipe from “somewhere.” So I give the

credit to some magazine or newspaper out there!! Robin

¾ cup Chocolate syrup (recipe below) 3 ¼ cups sifted unbleached all purpose flour 2 1/8 teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 1 cup milk 2 ½ teaspoon pure vanilla 1 cup unsalted butter – room temperature 2 cups sugar 4 jumbo eggs Chocolate glaze (recipe below) OR powdered sugar

Make the chocolate syrup. Heat the oven to 350 degrees. Butter & flour a tube pan or Bundt pan. Sift 3 ¼ cups flour, the baking powder, and salt in a bowl. Set aside. Combine the milk & vanilla in another separate bowl. Beat 1 cup butter in mixer on moderately high speed until the butter is light and fluffy – about 3 minutes. Add sugar in 2 addi-tions. Beat the sugar for about 2 minutes for each addition. Add eggs into the butter/sugar mix, one at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition. After all eggs have been added, beat the mixture on high for about 2 minutes, scraping down the bowl often. On low speed, beat in the flour mixture in 3 additions alter-nating with the milk mixture (in 2 additions). Begin and end with flour mixture. Pour 2/3 of the batter into the prepared pan. Add baking soda into the chocolate syrup mixture, stirring to blend well. Pour the syrup mixture into the remaining 1/3 batter, blend-ing well. Pour this chocolate batter evenly over the top of the vanilla batter. Do not stir the chocolate batter into the vanilla. Bake in the lower third of the oven until tooth pick inserted comes out clean and dry – about 55 minutes. Cool the cake in the pan for about 10 minutes. Turn out of pan onto the wire rack to com-pletely cool. Make the chocolate glaze. 30 minutes before serving, pour the chocolate glaze evenly over the cake. OR sprinkle pow-dered sugar over cake just as you are ready to served it. Chocolate syrup

½ cup sifted unsweetened cocoa powder, dutch process ¼ cup sugar

¼ cup light corn syrup ½ cup water Pinch of salt ½ teaspoon pure vanilla

Combine everything except the vanilla in a heavy sauce pan. Stir over low heat until blended. Still on low heat, heat mixture to boiling. Cook – stirring constantly until mixture is smooth – about 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Add vanilla. Cool to room tem-perature. Chocolate glaze

3 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped 6 tablespoons unsalted butter cut into 6 pieces ½ cup sugar Pinch of salt ¼ cup milk 1 tablespoon cornstarch ¼ cup light or heavy cream. half & half ok too 1 teaspoon vanilla

Heat the chocolate, butter, sugar, and salt in a small heavy sauce pan over low heat. Stir occasionally, until the chocolate and but-ter are melted and sugar is dissolved. Meanwhile, in a cup, stir just the milk into the cornstarch – blend well. Add this milk mixture AND the cream to the chocolate mix-ture in a saucepan. Heat over medium heat to boiling – stirring constantly. Remove from heat and stir in vanilla. Let the glaze cool for about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Transfer it to a measuring cup with a lip on it so you can easily POUR this glaze over the cooled cake.

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Sharon, Kim, Mia, Tara , with Mother Sandra

Makeba with Mother Beverly TOP: Levy, Daddy George, Sylvia, George Jr., ROW2:Robin, Erika, Shawn, Miles, Terraine, Dawn, Winderlyn, and Diletta

Lucille

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Lucille

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ALGRA HALL SR. was the fifth child of Essie and Aaron Hall. He was born May 27, 1914 in Baltimore, Maryland. He departed this life Oct 14, 1973in Baltimore, Maryland.

His wife was EDNA G. HALL (Goldie), the daughter of James and Helen Holt. Goldie was born on June 2, 1915 and depart-ed this life on March 8, 1986 after a long illness.

Algra was educat-ed in the Balti-more City public schools.

Goldie received her education at Sr. Peter Claver.

Algra was self-employed as a handyman . He also worked with electron-ics, plumbing, etc. For 34 years, Goldie was a skilled blue collar worker, employed at Federal Tin, which later became J. L. Clarke. She was a member of St. Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary, No. 165, Knights of St. John and she attended St. Ann’s Church. Goldie had an impressive doll collection. She loved the TOY-DOG BREEDS. Goldie married Albert and out of this union, six children were born: Whereas the boys grew to adulthood, their only daughter died as a teen.

TOP ROW: Elwood, A cousin, Albert, Margaret, Randolph

FRONT ROW: Ernest, Goldie, Algra, and Paul

Ernest and Joy

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Algra

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SOUTHERN HALL SR. was the sixth child of Essie and Aaron Hall. He was born July 7, 1916 in Baltimore, Maryland. He departed this life August 5, 1964 in Baltimore, Maryland.

His wife was ETHEL V. HALL, daughter of the late William McKinley and Daisy Hicks Brown. Ethel was born on Novem-ber 11, 1920 in Calvert County, Maryland. She was educated in the Baltimore City Public Schools and attended Frederick Douglass High School. Ethel departed from this life on March 4, 2010. Ethel was a long-term member of Ames Unit-ed Memorial Church where she faithfully served with the United Methodist Women.

Southern was named after the Sothorn/Sothoron/Southern) Sotterley Plantation located in Calvert County where Essie grew up. Census and military records show that he referred to himself as Stewart instead of Southern.

Southern served in the United States Navy as an enlisted sailor. He was known for being a difficult person, engaging in many fights among close family and neighbors.

In 1940, Census records show that Southern lived with his

mother-in-law Daisy Brown, Ethel and little Stewart on 1523

School Street. His marriage to Ethel ended in divorce. Out

of this union two sons were born, Southern Jr. and Lowell.

Southern Jr.

Southern Senior

Southern Senior

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Southern

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ALSTINE B. HALL was the seventh child of Essie and Aa-ron Hall. He was born August 8, 1918 in Baltimore, Mary land. He departed this life Tuesday, September 7, 1982 at approximately 4:45 p.m. at St. Agnes Hospital.

His wife was Sophia, the daughter of the late George H Smith and Em-ma Tomlin Smith. Sophia was born on September 6, 1920 in Lancaster County, Virginia. Sophia departed this life on Monday, Au-gust 21, 1995.

Alstine was educated in the Baltimore City public schools. Sophia attended public school in Lancaster County, Virginia. At the

early of twelve years old, Sophia gave her life to Christ.

She joined the Willie Chapel Baptist Church in Lancaster Coun-ty, Virginia.

At the age of twenty Sophia moved to Balti-more, Maryland. There she met and married Alstine B. Hall on May 25, 1938. They were blessed with nine chil-dren.

Alstine was employed as a handyman as he also worked with electronics, plumbing, etc. Sophia received her Missionary license and visited many of the local hospitals to minister to patients and offer to pray with them. Sophia was dedicated to her work with God and her children, Shirley Mae, Lawrence, Edward, Geraldine, Thelma, Lewis, Helen, Alstine Jr. and David.

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EUGENE C. HALL was the tenth child born to Essie and Aaron. He

was born May 2, 1926. He died about 1979. His wife, Constance

“Connie” , died about 1981.

They had four children, Raymond, Howard, Mark, and Artisteen.

Over the years, the family members have moved to several states!

Many are beginning to re-establish contact in many ways to include

Facebook! Hope to hear more very soon.

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FREDERICK LEROY HALL was the eighth child of Aa-ron and Essie Hall. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland on December 18, 1920. Freddie departed this life on Friday, (Good Friday), April 17, 1987 at 1111 N Calhoun Street. ‘Freddie”, as he was affectionately called, was educated in the Baltimore Public Schools.

In his younger years he worked for the city and various construction companies. He served in the C. C. Camp. During the Great Depression the Federal program called, Civilian Con-servation Corps (CCC) was started to provide gainful employment for millions of Ameri-cans and a way to in-crease habitat rehabilitation throughout the US.

Nicknamed the "Tree Army," the CCC planted trees to combat soil erosion and to maintain national forests.

His greatest thrill, however, was helping to build the Baltimore Subway. Freddie was one of the many folk employed to see the Baltimore Metro open on Novem-ber 21, 1983.

He loved fishing and football. To the delight of many children, he had the most amazing fish tank in his home!

As a young man, Freddie married Beatrice Flowers. This union was blessed with three sons. After the death of his wife, Freddie met and later married Elizabeth Porter (Dukie) on August 22, 1964.

Freddie was a very friendly and outgoing person as he was known by almost every resident in Sandtown. He was greatly loved and respected by his family and friends.

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Freddie

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AARON HALL JR. was the ninth child of Essie and Aaron Hall. He was born July 8, 1923 in Baltimore, Mary land. He departed this life October 16, 2006 after a lengthy illness.

His wife was LOUISE HALL. Louise was born May 2, 1924 in Baltimore, Maryland. Louise departed this life on August 22, 2007.

Junior and Louise received their education in the Baltimore City School system. Junior served in the U.S. Marine Corps. On April 26, 1941, Junior and Louise were married.

Junior had numerous jobs and retired as a taxi driver. Junior was a true friend to so many. He enjoyed socializing.

Junior was a member of the First Corinthi-ans Baptist Church where he performed multiple tasks.

Louise enjoyed her kids! She was a great cook. Louise’s hobby was bowling.

This photo is of only 14 of the children for Louise and Junior. Ronald, was not able to there when the picture was taken. From left to

right....Sylvia, Cobina, Veronica, Lydia, Brenda, Janie, Natalie, Mom And Dad, Michael, Phillip, Robert, Roy, Anthony, Gilbert, and

Charles.

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Junior

MY MEMORIES OF MY DAD

Are memories of Mom

Not knowing a lot about his

childhood and teenage life

Doing his best to provide for his

family

Being home every day after

work

His apparent “Joy” at Christmas

time…receiving gifts

The large chocolate bunny he

gave Mom most Easters

(I picked on it for days)

Wondering why he bought me

“hard” candy at the hospi-

tal, the day I had my tonsils

removed (I could not eat

them)

Working at most movies along

Pennsylvania Avenue

which allowed us to get in

free

Working at ice cream compa-

nies. This supplied us with

all the ice cream we could

eat

For the weekly allowance he

gave us on Saturday morn-

ings. 5 pennies, 10 pennies,

25 cents, or 50 cents

depending on your age

For doing his best!

From Aaron’s 4th born child,

Charles Marshall Hall

My dad was always there. I liked to listen to the stories he

used to tell us about his life. I remember when I was in high

school, I wanted my high school ring. My Dad borrowed $17 to

buy my ring. I will always love my Dad. He was the only

REAL man I ever knew.

Brenda Tuck

I remember once: I went to my father’s house. It was early morning

and he was coming down the steps. I said, “Hi Daddy, how are you

doing this morning? “ He said, “I am so tired…,” The look on his face

let me know that he really was.

Sylvia Hall Anderson

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Junior

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Louise’s Potato Salad

While working this page, I realized putting Louise’s potato salad recipe down on paper was going to be near impossible. Louise had a big heart & a big family. There really isn’t a recipe for her potato salad, since somehow it changed every time she made it. I guess it depended on how she was feeling and who was demanding her attention! I imagine, she had to hold her love just right to get them ingredients in order. Sometimes it took more or less mayonnaise…or less salt/pepper. What kind of potatoes were available? What about that mayo vs Miracle Whip salad dressing? Not too dry! Not so creamy it might become runny. Can we get just the right tart from the yellow mustard? Louise answered all those questions in a snap!!! So…, I’m giving you the measurements for a small portion as collected from a few folk who might have watched her work that magic in the kitchen!!! You really SHOULD fiddle with it to suit your taste. But just re-member to do it while wearing a “Louise-smile”. Come to think of it, I guess I don’t even need to list the ingredients now that you know her secret - lots of “Hall-Luv”. Cousin Robin

2-3 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cubed, cooked in salted water until just falling apart, drained well in a colander, add back to hot pan to dry out some

OR cook the potatoes whole, skin-on, in salted water, cube later

5 eggs, hard-cooked, peeled and smashed ¾ cup celery, diced ½ cup onion, minced (yellow, red onion, Vidalia all

work nicely) ½ cup dill salad cubes (or dill pickle relish) About 2 tablespoons dill pickle juice 2 - 3 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard Anywhere from 1/2 cup to 1 cup Hellman’s mayon-

naise (more to taste) Sugar to taste Salt and ground black pepper to taste Optional pimentos for appearance Optional ½ teaspoon celery seeds

1. Place the potatoes, eggs, celery, onion and dill salad cubes into a large bowl. 2. Gradually add the mustard and mayonnaise, stirring between additions. 3. You don't want it too creamy, and you don't want it dry. 4. Add salt and pepper, adjusting to taste. Refrigerate until ready to serve. If you want it REALLY good, make it a day ahead...it gets better overnight.

Junior

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Doris Hall is the 11th child of Aaron and Essie Hall.

Doris was born in Baltimore City on May 8, 1927. She

is the last living child of Aaron and Essie Hall.

Doris’ husband, George Robert Mullen (Sammy), was

born May 1, 1921 to Lottie and George Mullen Sr. and

departed this life on September 28, 1980 quietly in his

sleep.

During her years of growing up, Doris loved to dance.

She often went

to the Royal

Theater and

participated in

the talent

shows as a tap

dancer. Her

family would

listen to the

shows on the

radio. On one

occasion she

won second

place. She graduated from Douglass High School in

1945.

Sammy was raised in Calvert County where he attend-

ed Brooks High School. He enlisted in the Army from

1941 to 1945.

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Doris met and

married George

Robert Mullen on

November 26,

1950. They lived

in Cherry Hill on

Round Road for

seven years.

While living in

Cherry Hill, two of

their children

were born.

Jeffrey Lynne

Mullen and Patri-

cia Ann Mullen. They moved to Walbrook Avenue in

1957. A year later Iris Stewart Mullen was born.

Doris was a housekeeper to several prominent fami-

lies in Baltimore County, one of which was Bill

O’Donnell who was the announcer for the Baltimore

Orioles. On several occasions he would give her tick-

ets to the games.

Doris was very

generous with

her home and

often had rela-

tives living at the

house. Her

nephew Gilbert Hall and his then wife Laverne and also her niece Sandra Hall.

Doris loved traveling with her sisters, Lucille and Inez. They went cruising to the

Caribbean and took bus trips to

Canada. She also took day bus

trips with her church members

from St. Luke United Meth-

odist Church. Doris loved visiting her sisters and brothers. Every

Sunday she visited at least one sibling and/or niece or nephew.

During the Christmas holidays Doris baked several kinds of cookies.

She baked sugar cookies and gingerbread cookies, which you had to

roll out the dough and use cookie cutters. For those who remember,

cookies were put in a big Mrs. Irhies potatoes chip cans.

She also made Mexican wedding cookies (butter balls) and the Ice-

box cookies. (Recipe attached). These were the family’s favorites.

On September 28, 1980 Doris lost her husband Sammy after thirty

years of marriage. Sammy is buried in Calvert County, where his

mother is also buried.

In 1997, Doris had a stroke which eventually lead to Dementia. In 2003, she moved to Future Care Sandtown, where she

presently resides. Doris doesn’t talk a lot, and sometimes you can’t understand what she is saying, but she still

loves to dance. Doris and Sammy had three children. Jeffrey, Patricia and Iris. Doris has six grandchildren Jeffrey: Jev-

on, Demia, Aja and Jeffrey Jr. Iris: Nickeya and Glenn. She has eleven great-grandchildren and one great, great

Doris

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Doris

Jeffrey and Wilveria Mullen

Jeffrey’s Children, Grand, Great, and Great, great-grand children

Third Row (left to right): Shatawn, Tyler, Parris, and Tony. (Shatawn, Tyler and Parris are Jeffrey Sr., oldest

son children. Tony is Aja’s husband). Second Row (left to right): Ti’Yon, Demia, Shakinah, Jeffrey, Jr., and Amaya

(Ti’Yon is Demia’s son and Demia is Jeffrey, Sr., oldest daughter. Shakinah is Jevon’s wife. Jeffrey, Jr. is Jeffrey’s

youngest son. Amaya is Aja’s daughter.) First Row (left to right): Tristan, Jevon, Jr., Jevon, Sr., Aja, Aiyanna and

Ashlee. (Tristan is Demia’s son, Jevon, Jr. is Jevon, Sr., son, Jevon is Jeffrey, Sr., oldest son, Aja is Jeffrey, Sr., young-

est daughter and Aiyana and Ashlee are Aja’s daughters).

Great-Grand Child, Noah

(Shatawn’s son)

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Iris and Kevin Williams

Iris’s Children and Grandchildren

TO THE RIGHT, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Glenn Scott Jr. (Iris’ Son); Grand Child

Madisen Scott; and Sharyn Barnett (Madisen’s mother)

BELOW: Nikki (Iris’ daughter) and Geoffrey Cropper. BOTTOM: Grand Child

Keylan Cropper

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Doris

Surprise!

Lucille’s Jewish Apple Cake

Put the following in a large bowl: 3 cups unsifted flour (unbleached) 2 ½ cup sugar 1 cup cooking oil (choose one that has a pleasing taste) 4 unbeaten eggs ½ teaspoon salt 1/3 cup orange juice ( ok to use concentrate – add no more water. ) 2 ½ teaspoon pure vanilla 3 teaspoon baking powder (check to see that it’s not too old)

Beat all until smooth. Mix together in another bowl;

6 peeled and thinly sliced apples (granny smiths are nice) 2 teaspoons cinnamon 3 tablespoon sugar (more to taste)

Grease and flour a tube pan. Alternate layers of batter and apples. Start with batter. End with apples. Pour all juice (from the apples) on top. Put the pan into a COLD oven. Now set oven for 350 degrees. Bake for 1 ½ - 2 hours. Cake is done when inserted toothpick comes out with 1 crumb on it. Cool. Sprinkle with powdered sugar just before serving.

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Inez Julia Hall, was the last child born to Aaron Alexander and Essie Rose Hall. She was born on June 7, 1932 in Baltimore, Maryland. On Thursday afternoon January 30, 2014, God called Inez home.

Inez’s husband was Macio White Sr. He was born on September 28, 1921 in Rowan County, North Carolina to Lucille E. Vans. He died on Jun 1976 in Baltimore, Maryland after a long illness.

While Macio grew up in North Carolina, lnez received her education at the original Douglass High School, successfully completing a Commercial Course.

Inez married Macio White Sr. on June 7, 1956 and out of this union, four boys were born. They purchased a home on Penrose Avenue where lnez resided for over fifty years.

Macio was an employee of the Bethlehem Steel Company. lnez worked for several years at the Naron Candy Com-pany, before accepting a career at GSA where she retired after 25 years of Federal Service. Inez continued to work many years after her retirement. Inez worked for Johns Hopkins University for several years before retiring again. Then she worked as a School Bus Attendant at the Douglass Bus Company. During her many years of employment she embraced many people who came to love her.

At an early age Inez accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior and was baptized. Inez was a member of several Baptist churches before finding her church home at Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church. Inez served on the Steward-ess Board, Missionary Choir, President of the Pastor’s Aide, and volunteered to cook.

TAKEN FROM INEZ’S DIARY SPRING 2013: “We could not go to the movies on Sundays if we didn’t go to church first. It

was Carey Theatre – My friends and I would go to Carey Theatre every Saturday and Sunday. The fare then was 10 cents. It was 10 cents for the movie and the rest went for soda and a hotdog which added up to 25 or 30 cents. I at-tended school #107 at the 1300 block of Stricker Street, All I had to do was go next door I would be in school. I left school #107 and attended senior high school (1301 Druid Hill Ave.) I left there and went to Druid Junior High School. I graduated from there and went to Douglass High School where I graduated. From there, I went to Narron’s candy store to work, Fiske Ice Cream, Mrs. Ihries, and Fort George G. Meade, Department of Defense. Every Sunday morning, my mother would bake biscuits. We had biscuits, sharp cheese, pork chops or chicken, and fish. We had bacon, eggs, and sausage during the week. We didn’t think our dinner was complete if we didn’t have stewed tomatoes. Our house on Stricker Street was 3 stories high. On the third floor, there was 2 bedrooms and a hall big enough for another bedroom. We also had a bookshelf on the third floor over-looking the second floor. On the second floor, there was three bed-rooms, a large hall, a large bathroom, and back stairs leading to the first floor. The first floor had a summer kitchen, a large pantry, living room, hall way and dining room. The basement was large enough for three rooms. We had a front porch, a small side porch, and a very large back yard. That was divided off. Half was the garden, half sitting and hang-ing clothes. We all had a garden in the front of the house too. That’s where we had the pretty flowers, rose bushes, some trees, and of course four o'clocks. On one corner of Stricker Street & Presstman, was Sharon’s Baptist Church. The other was a three-story house. In the middle of Stricker Street was one part of the school. On Laurens and Stricker was a three story house. That’s where my aunt Jean Bell Stewart lived. On the other side was a grocery store. On Lau-rens Street there was Dudes Bar, Jones Bar, Grocery stores, a bakery, Frantherons Joint, and part of the Gilmor home projects. In the back of us was Parris Alley. In the front of us was Whatcoat Street. Parrish Alley had a horse stable and a house where water used to run right down the middle everyday. I lived between Presstman and Laurens Street. In between #107 and my house was a large lot where we played marbles. Of course, we had marble contests. We also played football, baseball, any kind of game you could make-up. That was our play ground. My mother used to have yard parties, in which she sold a variety of food. Our shopping area was Pennsylvania Ave. This is where we did our

shopping because black people was not allowed downtown.”

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Becker, Skylar Becker, Stephen Becker, youngest daughter Benjamin, Aiyanna Benjamin, Amaya Benjamin, Anthony Benjamin, Ashlee Black, Dashaun Black, Dray Jr Black, Dray Sr Blue, Warren Bonaparte, Sylvia Ann Bradley Brandon, Kennith Clifford Brandon, Kennith Garry Briggs, Audrey F. Brown Brown, Antonio Brown, Devin Brown, Ethel Viola Brown, Joyce Brown, Kristian T Brown, Lorna D Brown, Qiana Brown Jr., Randolph. Kevin Brown Sr., Randolph Kevin Burgess, Cyrus Byrd, Lucretia Calloway, Cali Lynn Calloway, Kori Ginger Calloway, Tommy Campbell, Braylon Gregory Campbell, Vincent Gregory Carey, Garnett R Carey, Isis N Carey, Nioka J Chambers, J.R. Chambers, LaShawn Chapman, Rosemaria Chirichella, Laura Cooper, Carolyn Cromwell, Thelma Lastina Tina) Cropper, Geoffrey Jay Cropper, Keylan Storm Daughtry, Nicole E. Nikki Davis, Bee Deminds, Rodney Dempsey, Odessa

DeShields, Gavin C DeShields, George DeShields, Krystia Dickey, Kimberly Evette Dunbar, Dalis Ennis Evans, Gary Evans, Lincoln Evans, Myles Evans, Pamela Denise Flowers, Beatrice Irene (Foulks) Ford, Joesph Ford, Michael Freeman, Samuel Jr. Freeman, Shawn Freeman, Shawntaz Friend, Evelyn Olivia Fuller, Imani I Fuller, Sean K Gee, Deon Gee, Jerena Gee, Nadine Gee, William Goldman, Elaine Good, annette Goods, Leon Jr. Goods, Leon T. Goods, Sadie T Graham Graham, Alicia Graham, Mahlon Gray, Oscar Robert Grice, Andre Lerue Grice, Rosalee Grose, Louis E Gross, Aaron Gross, Aaron F. Gross, Burtie Gross, Burton A Gross, Charles E Gross, Dorothy L Gross, Henrietta Gross, Henry L Gross, Herbert Alonzo Gross, India Gross, James P. Gross, Joseph F. S. Gross, Julia

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Hall, Kylie Hall, Laverne Hall, Lawrence Hall, Lewis Hall, Lionell Stanley Chico Hall, Louise E. Hargrave Hall, Lowell Stanwood Sr. Hall, Lowell Stanwood (Stan) Jr. Hall, Lucille Margaret Hall, Lucille Sylvia Hall, Lydia D. Hall, Margaret Hall, Margaret Louise Hall, Marilyn Hall, Mark Hall, Mark Everrett Hall, Mark Gussie Hall, Martha Hall, Mary Hall, Mary E Hall, Mary P. Hall, Mary W. Hall, May Sirria (May) Hall, Michael Hall, Michael Larry Hall, Micheal Hall, Michelle Shelly Hall, Milton "Pretty Boy" Hall, Mollie Hall, Morgan Jr. Hall, Morgan Gilbert Hall, Natalie Gina Hall, Nichole Rona (C bell) Hall, Paul Hall, Paul L. Hall, Paula M. Hall, Pearly Hall, Phillip E. Hall, Phillip E. Stink Jr. Hall, Rachelle Hall, Randolph C Jr Hall, Randolph Charles Hall, Raven Hall, Raymond Hall, Robert Hall, Ronald Hall, Ronald Jr. Hall, Roslyn A Hall, Roy Hall, Sandra M. Hall, Sarah Rebecca Hall, Sean Hall, Shacorae

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Montgomery, Cory Morgan, Beatrice Mullen, Aja Mullen, Demia Mullen, George Robert Mullen, Iris S Mullen, Jeffery Jr. Mullen, Jeffrey Mullen, Noah Mullen, Patricia Ann Mullen, Ti'Yon Mullen, Tristan Mullen, Wilveria Murray, Louise Nichols Nichols, Christopher Terrod Nimmons, Charles Oliver Oliver, first child Oliver, husband Oliver, second child Oliver, Sierra Olivis, Carey Olivis, Duvall Olivis, Dwayne Olivis, Jackie Olivis, Keith Olivis, Keith II Olivis, Todd Pace, Andrennia Ann Parker, Jhmad Payne, Joseph William Payne, Joseph William Jr. Porter, Elizabeth Dukie Price, Thelma B Punter, Merton Punter, Robin Hall Robertson, Janie Robinson, Daniel Robinson, Landis Rohoblt, Jevon Jeremiah Rohoblt, Jevon Scott Rohoblt, Parris Rohoblt, Shatawn Rohoblt, Tyler Rooths, James Rufus III Rooths, Renee T Rooths, Valarie C. Savoy, Elizabeth A. Scott, Madisen McKenzie Scott, Jr., Glenn Barry Seals, Kyla S

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Shavers, Marcel Shavers, Shawn Dana ( Pepe ) Short, Aaron A. Short, Adriene Short, Antionette Latonya Short, April Short, Benjamin Short, Benjamin Leon Jr. Short, Bernice A. Short, Candace Short, Carolyn Olivia Short, Charles Short, Conishea Short, Daniel Calvin Short, Daniel Calvin Jr. Short, Daniel Calvin III Short, David William Short, David William Jr. Short, David William III Short, Debbie P. Short, Eddie Nathaniel Short, Edelbert (Eddieburg) Short, Florida Short, Frederick Short, George Chester Short, George Frederick Short, Gloria Ann Short, Gross Carrington Short, Hattie Roberta Short, Henry Sr Short, Isabelle Short, James Vincent Short, Janice P. Short, Joseph Short, Joyce Short, Kareen Nicole Short, Karen Short, Kathy Short, Keesha Short, Kimberlin Michelle Short, LaTonya Evette Short, Laytsha Short, Leonard Short, Letitia Short, Lynn Short, Malcolm Short, Marcus Short, Margaret Short, Margaret Short, Mary Short, Melvin Leon Short, Milton

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Stroman, Terrance Stroman, Terrance Daniel Jr Stroman, Towanna Lorrane Stroman, Tyrone David Stroud, Brittinni S Stroud, Shyleia E Taylor, Clarence Terry, Chaya A Terry, Diletta L Terry, George Edward Terry, George Edward Jr. Terry, Miles Earl Terry, Myles Terry, Robin Esther Terry, Shawn Ava Terry, Sophia Terry, Terraine Antonia Terry, Winderlyn L Thomas Thomas, Glen Thomas, Leon Audwin Thomas, Phyllis Hayes Hall Tiger Tuck, Donna Tuck, Harold Turner, Ernest Turner, Ernest Jr Turner, Kelly Turner, Latisha Michelle Turner, LaTosha Turner, Robin Turner, Toni Twyman, Reginald R. Utsey, Jimmey Bernard Jr Utsey, Tyree Jaylen Valentine, dad Valentine, son Vaughn Vaughn, Evette Hall Vaughn, Lee Vaughn, Shawn Venable, Juanita Walker, Valencia Elizabeth Wallace, Glen Watts Watts, Kenny White, Alisha White, Angela White, Asia Nicole White, Cerria White, Christian White, Lamont Jr

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White, Lamont White, Macio III White, Macio White, Macio Jr White, Michael Jr White, Michael White, Stephen Jr White, Stephen White, Stuart Alan White, Stuart Alan Jr Wiliams, Umar Rain Williams, Adams Clay Williams, Adams Clay Jr. Williams, Angela Lynette Williams, Kevin Williams, Maurice Dushawn Wilson, Shawnta Taleirra Young, Courtney Young, Jaylyn Young, Zara

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1-Jan-07 Zara Young (7)

2-Jan-74 Maurice Dushawn Williams (40)

3-Jan-54 Ricardo Otto Short (60)

5-Jan-58 Garnett R Carey (56)

5-Jan-92 Dimitri Hall II (22)

6-Jan-57 Cynthia Rene Hall (57)

6-Jan-64 Lester Franklin Jenkins Jr (50)

7-Jan-70 Oliver Alexander Short (44)

8-Jan-58 Roslyn A Hall (56)

9-Jan-55 Matthew Lewis & Valerie

(Bernice) Short (59)

9-Jan-12 Kylie Hall (2)

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10-Jan-04 Sierra Oliver (10)

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11-Jan-79 Corey T Hall (35)

12-Jan-75 Alvin (39)

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28-Jan-81 Tyron Frankie McCant (33)

30-Jan-22 Loren Peter Gross (92)

30-Jan-73 Joyce Short (41)

2-Feb-67 Antonio Brown (47)

4-Feb-04 Kyla S Seals (10)

5-Feb-75 Christopher Smith (39)

7-Feb-45 Thomas Nathaniel Askew (69)

11-Feb-66 Lenard Jenkins (48)

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8-Mar-04 Ti'Yon Mullen (10)

9-Mar-84 Joy-Ceylon Brandon (30)

10-Mar-25 Edna Bacon (89)

10-Mar-61 Randolph Kevin Brown Sr. (53)

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10-Mar-79 Aja Mullen (35)

11-Mar-10 William Dempsey (104)

12-Mar-68 Anthony Jerome Hawkins (46)

12-Mar-11 Kori Ginger Calloway (3)

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13-Mar-86 Stuart Alan White Jr (28)

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Hall (26)

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(35)

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29-May-44 Hattie Roberta Short (70)

29-May-52 Elaine Hawkins (62)

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18-Sep-75 Shakinah (39)

20-Sep-60 Robin Short (54)

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21-Sep-05 Shacorae Hall (9)

22-Sep-70 Adriene Short (44)

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30-Sep-72 Micheal Hall (42)

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1-Oct-59 Robert Edward Short (55)

1-Oct-69 Eugene Irving Askew (45)

1-Oct-76 Adams Clay Williams Jr. (38)

1-Oct-81 Terry Murrell Hall (33)

1-Oct-83 Glenn Barry Scott, Jr. (31)

2-Oct-82 Tyrice Marie McCant (32)

6-Oct-71 Thomas Xavier Short (43)

6-Oct-76 Qiana Brown (38)

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9-Oct-86 Brittinni S Stroud (28)

10-Oct-70 Tracy (44)

10-Oct-80 Winderlyn L Terry (34)

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12-Oct-66 Courtney Young (48)

14-Oct-85 Cerria White (29)

14-Oct-89 Devin Brown (25)

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16-Oct-56 Marcus Short (58)

16-Oct-68 Chandra Hall (46)

16-Oct-70 Bobby Johnson and Gloria Ann Short (44)

18-Oct-83 Isis N Carey (31)

19-Oct-57 Debbie P. Short (57)

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26-Oct-56 Tanya Short (58)

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29-Oct-69 LaTonya Evette Short (45)

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1-Nov-57 Reginald Twyman &Gilda Marie Hawkins (57)

1-Nov-57 Paula Stokes (57)

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4-Nov-50 Lorna D Brown (64)

4-Nov-52 Robin Esther Terry (62)

5-Nov-48 Benjamin Leon Short Jr. (66)

6-Nov-61 Renee T Rooths (53)

7-Nov-02 Ernest L. Hall and Joyce Elaine Streater

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9-Nov-55 Patricia Ann Mullen (59)

10-Nov-62 Victor Hall (52)

10-Nov-74 Ricardo Otto Short and Barbara (40)

10-Nov-81 Dawn Michelle Mazyck (33)

10-Nov-05 Alex Nicole Miranda (9)

11-Nov-11 Myles Terry (3)

12-Nov-36 Mercedes Mazyck (78)

12-Nov-63 Jerena Gee (51)

13-Nov-00 Kyron Aikens (14)

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17-Nov-08 Umar Rain Wiliams (6)

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23-Nov-35 Amanda Lee Boyce (79)

23-Nov-50 Oscar Robert Gray (64)

24-Nov-39 Clyde Edward Boyce (75)

29-Nov-08 Maurice Dushawn Williams

and Dawn Michelle Mazyck (6)

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30-Nov-10 Dominic Stephens (4)

1-Dec-59 Mark Hall (55)

2-Dec-10 Braylon Gregory Campbell (4)

3-Dec-63 Adams Clay Williams and

Hattie Roberta Short (51)

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5-Dec-00 Blake Ashawd Hall (14)

5-Dec-00 Blair Alana Hall (14)

9-Dec-68 Kenny Watts (46)

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15-Dec-95 Shaz Holsey (19)

22-Dec-46 Gloria Ann Smith (68)

29-Dec-44 Beverly M Hall (70)

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