Audrey And Ronald 's Children

Browne realized that her family was one of the most prominent and successful families at that time and realized the hard cold truth about James D’Wolf’s illegal business. She realizes

Katy and William both had relations with African partners and bore children with them. When Katy was sixteen years old, she made a decision to form a relationship with a “negro”, and conceived her first child with him, a boy named John; by doing this she challenged the prevailing sentiment among Creek politicians that Africans should be slaves, not spouses.” (pg. 21) In the year, 1813 Katy made a conscious choice to intermingle with a black man, specifically going against the wishes of her Indian Creek heritage. She had a second child named Annie fathered by a black man. It is unknown if the

About a year later, Robinson’s uncle came to visit. He had served in the first World War. Afterward he had settled in California. When he returned to visit his family in Georgia, they scarcely recognized him, because he was dressed so finely (Mann 57). Once he learned of their troubles, he was immediately convinced that his sister and her children would do better in California. Within a few days, she boarded a train with her five little ones.

As I embarked on this assignment I was unsure how to begin and what stories to tell. I did not know if I should commence with how my family came to America, my family tree, or a fascinating story about how my grandparents met. In order to complete this assignment I convened with my grandfather, Earl W. Stafford Sr., who knows a lot about our family history, to learn as much as I could.

In May of 1967, their second child was born, a healthy baby girl, named Alandra, or “Landy” for short. Tressa had become close friends with Sug’s cousin’s wife, Linda. Linda had a three year old

Helen Hanks, who lives in San Francisco, California, has just been promoted to manager of the divisional office. However, the divisional office is located in Portland, Oregon. Helen’s significant other, Tom Hunt, will be moving with her to Portland. Helen’s children from a previous marriage will also be joining her in Portland. The children have been living with their father in Spain for the past year.

The Blackford family was the first family that I interviewed. The family consists of three members. Brenda Blackford, the mother, is 53 years old and is a pre-school teacher at Methodist Temple Children’s Center of Evansville, Indiana. Brenda dropped out of college to be with her now husband, and the father, Kurt Blackford. Kurt is 56 years old and is a lot manager at the auto dealership of D-Patrick Nissan, also in Evansville, IN. They have an 18 year old daughter, Caitlin Blackford, who attends Indiana University Bloomington as a freshman. Both parents, and daughter, are Caucasian.

immeasurable difficulties and tragedies. One such family was the family of Henry and Rosie Ise. Their

Although both men were affected very traumatically over their wives' passings, they both eventually remarried and found that life's filled with happiness.

Background: David Sheldon Boone was born in 26 August, 1952 in Flint, Michigan. His family moved to Las Cruces. Boone had a very average four years in High School; however, he showed intellect through his partaking in a chess and a history club. Boone graduated High School in Las Cruces in 1970 and soon after, joined the Army in 1971 during Vietnam War Era as a Signals Analyst (Code Breaker). After one year tour in Vietnam, Boone got stationed in Monterey, California to learn Russian. While attending Defense Language Institute (DLI), Boone married Stephanie. The Boones had a good married life, they have two children together: Son Michael and daughter Sarah. Boone served multiple tours in Augsburg, Germany from 1974 to 1985 as a Signals Intelligence Analyst. The Boones' marriage began to fall around 1985 when

Robert Hogue Jr. married Evelyn Venee Elliott on August 21, 1991. They gave birth to three beautiful daughters within five years of marriage. If you were to ask them what wasit like raising three girls? They would say, “The girls personalities couldn't have been more different”. The first thing they would tell you one of their daughters was very athletic. She played softball, football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, ran cross country, track. She had many trophies and medals to show her competitvness. The second thing they would tell you is this same daughter was extremely aggressive in academics. She valued her education. While she was in high school she maintained a 4.0 grade point average. She was an definitely an overachiever. She made

Jim still being a youngster was left in the care of a neighbor. Even though Jim and his mother were separated frequently they still kept close ties with each other.

Audrey (age 10) has lived with her foster mother (Ms. Gomez) and four other non-kin foster children for one year. Due to neglect, she was removed from her mother’s care when she was eight years old. Audrey has weekly contact with her biological mother, but no contact with her biological father or siblings. She says that she feels welcomed and comfortable in Ms. Gomez’ home, but expects to live with her biological mother and siblings in the future. Audrey believes things would be different when she returns to live with her biological mother because her father will not be there to be mean to her and her mother. She also said, “I will never complain again about my daddy or anyone else, and then I won’t have to worry about the social

Finally, after Ellie passed away the nurse who was taking care of her none as Nurse Atkinson was staying around to help out after Ellie's death. However, in the end Nurse Audrey Aktioakn who was there to care for Ellie ended up marrying Robert who was married to Ellie once she passed. This sheds light on what kind of a man this Robert was, which we don't get much information about this mystery man. Nurse Atkinson took the house and flipped it around by adding the modern technology that Flora and her religion did not believe in. Flora then emailed the narrator's mother stating that she had moved out and that Nurse Atkinson was and should be known as Audrey. Audrey and Robert are living happy but in her letter, she gave very little detail about how she is and what happened her moving out and even the question if she is still Cameronian.

First son and World War I veteran, Robert Fredrick or Fred celebrated the silver wedding anniversary with his wife Annie May Cowley on March 27, 1943. They were married at Goldalming Anglican church in England. For the first two years of the war Fred instructed his compatriots in the use of rifle and bayonets in England, finally giving it up for action in France. There he was gassed and severely wounded by a mortar shell, received shrapnel to the side of his head that also blew out an ear drum. He was sent back to England to convalesce. It is during this convalescent period that he met Annie May Cowley of Upton on Severn Worchester and there they had Helen Maud their first child on April 16, 1919. With the $5 Fred earned for his war effort, the family of three headed back towards Crane Lake in August of 1919 where he spent the rest of his life.