Friday, April 27, 2018

Sophie, Spunky & Little Kitty These are my babies. I love them. I cannot image my life without a cat. Multi Colored Kitties

Sophie, Spunky & Little Kitty These are my babies. I love them. I cannot image my life without a cat. Multi Colored Kitties

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Thursday, April 26, 2018

Flapper Fanny By Sylvia July 28, 1937 "He was nice to us, but they say he's an awful grouch at home." " Yeah, the sort of man who never shows his better self to his better half."



"He was nice to us, but they say he's an awful grouch at home." " Yeah, the sort of man who never shows his better self to his better half."



Eau Claire Leader Eau Claire Wisconsin Jul 28 1937 Wed Page 2
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The 16th President ABE'S SISTER DIED YOUNG SARAH LINCONLN GRISBY 1807-1828

Sarah Lincoln Grisby



Name: Sarah Lincoln
Born: February 10, 1807 Elizabethtown, Hardin, Kentucky, USA
Died:  January 28, 1828 Dale, Spencer, Indiana, USA
Spouse: Aaron Grisby
Parents: Thomas Lincoln
                Nancy Hanks
Occupation: Housewife
Cause of Death: Child Birth
Date of Burial: January 29, 1807
Age at Death: YRS: 20 MOS: 11 DYS: 13
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Interment: Little Pigeon Baptist Church, Cemetery; Dale, Spencer, Indiana, USA

Married:   August 2, 1826 Indiana
Issue:  George Grisby

Eighteen months later, on January 28, 1828, Sarah Lincoln Grigsby died in childbirth. Sarah Lincoln Grigsby, sister of the 16th President, was buried with her infant in her arms. Interviews with southern Indiana neighbors after the president's death indicated that Lincoln may have blamed his sister's death on her husband's neglect.

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Winona Daily News Page 5  Friday  May 11, 1962  Sarah Grigsby



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Friday, April 20, 2018

1st Lady Barbara Pierce Bush 1925-2018 Age 92


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April 20, 2018 A Ginger Kitty Named Spunky


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Thursday, April 19, 2018

Lobbying For National Dog Month September 18, 2007


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Garfield September 18, 2007


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Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Spunky Taking a Bath


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TWISTED FLAVORS FRENCH TOAST HAM & CHEESE

TWISTED FLAVORS



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Monday, April 16, 2018

SOPHIE APRIL 16, 2018


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Saturday, April 14, 2018

A KITTY NAMED SPUNKY HE HAS THE GINGER ATTITUDE.




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Wednesday, April 11, 2018

GINGER KITTY


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Tuesday, April 10, 2018

YOUR WASTING IT. MOMMY WENT OUTSIDE 9-15-1986 FAMILY CIRCUS


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A WRINKLE IN TIME REJECTION SLIP BY LEONARD MARCUS




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Monday, April 9, 2018

The Family Genealogy of Madeleine L ‘Engle Camp A Wrinkle In Time Author With Her Father Charles Wadsworth Author and Pianist Socialite Mother Madeline Hall Barnette


The Family Genealogy of Madeleine L ‘Engle Camp
Author With Her Father Charles Wadsworth Author and Pianist Socialite Mother Madeline Hall Barnette

CHARLES WADSWORTH CAMP
AUTHOR OF THE GRAY MASK

 

Name:  Charles Wadsworth Camp

Born: October 18, 1879 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Died: October 31, 1936 Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA
Residence:  Red Gables, Jax's Beach, Duval, Florida, USA

Spouse: Madeline Hall Barnette
Parents: Charles Henry Camp, Emma Martin
Residence: Red Gable, Jax Beach, Duval, Florida, USA
Occupation: Author
Military:  United States Army
                 WWI 2nd Lieutenant
Cause of Death: Late Stages of Alcoholism ; Labor Pneumonia
Date of Burial: November 1, 1936
Age at Death: YRS: 57 MOS: 0 DYS: 13
Funeral:  Cathedral Saint John’s Episcopal Church
                256 E Church St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
                 Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA
Mortuary: Kyle & Swanson
                   Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA
Informant: D.M. Barnett  Donald Murray Barnett Deceased Brother in law
Death Certificate #:  Florida cn 17071
Findagrave.com 76765148
Interment: Evergreen Cemetery, Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA

Charles Wadsworth Camp in the Florida Death Index, 1877-1998
Name: Charles Wadsworth Camp Gender: Male Race: White Death Date: 1936 Death Place: Duval, Florida, United States Other Death Place Information: Jax

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 Charles Wadsworth Camp Florida Deaths
 Name     Charles Wadsworth Camp      Event Date     31 Oct 1936       Event Place     Jacksonville, Duval, Florida       Gender     Male       Race (Original) White     Race     White   Age (Original) 57y 13d Birth Date     18 Oct 1879      Birthplace     Philadelphia, Pa.     Marital Status     Married      Father's Name    Charles Henry Camp       Father's Birthplace     South Fork, Conn.      Mother's Name    Emma Martin       Mother's Birthplace     New York City, N. Y.      Occupation     Author      Address     Red Gables Residence Place     Jax Beach, Fla     Cemetery     Evergreen Cem.      Burial Date     01 Nov 1936    
 Additional Relatives     X    
   
 Florida Deaths, 1877-1939  
 GS Film number 2135884    
 Reference ID   it 5, cn 17071 

Citing this Record
"Florida Deaths, 1877-1939," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FPS6-NP8 : accessed 15 March 2016), Charles Wadsworth Camp, 31 Oct 1936; citing Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, reference it 5, cn 17071; FHL microfilm 2,135,884.

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Charles Wadsworth Camp Florida Deaths, 1877-1939
Name: Charles Wadsworth Camp Event Date: 31 Oct 1936 Event Place: Jacksonville, Duval, Florida Gender: Male Race (Original): White Race:  White Age (Original): 57y 13d Birth Date: 18 Oct 1879 Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa. Marital Status: Married Father's Name: Charles Henry Camp Father's Birthplace: South Fork, Conn.  Mother's Name: Emma Martin Mother's Birthplace: New York City, N. Y. Occupation: Author Address: Red Gables Residence Place: Jax Beach, Fla Cemetery: Evergreen Cem. Burial Date: 01 Nov 1936 Additional Relatives: X


Florida Deaths, 1877-1939
Document Information:
GS Film number
2135884
Reference ID it 5, cn 17071

Citing this Record
"Florida Deaths, 1877-1939," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FPS6-NP8 : 9 March 2018), Charles Wadsworth Camp, 31 Oct 1936; citing Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, reference it 5, cn 17071; FHL microfilm 2,135,884.

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The Morning Call November 1, 1936 Sunday Page 1 Charles Wadsworth Camp
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Charles Wadsworth Camp, Author Playwright Dies.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.,--Oct. 31, [AP]—Charles Wadsworth Camp, 57, author and playwright, died here today.

A native of Philadelphia, Camp was successively newspaper man, magazine editor and writer of novels and plays.  He started his career on the New York Evening News, then joined the editorial staff of McClure’s magazine.

In 1906 he become managing editor of Metropolitan magazine and after three years went to Europe to represent Colliers.

Among the novels Camp wrote were:  “Sinister Island,” “The House of Fear,” “The Hidden Road,” “The Barbarian” and “The Forbidden Years.”

W.A. Brady produced his play “Evil Tongues” in New York in 1915 and another play, dramatization of the “House of Fear” Was produced in New York and London in 1922-24.

Besides novels and Plays, Camp wrote many Short stories.
 He was graduated from Princeton in 1902.  He married Miss Madeline Barnett of Jacksonville in 1906.  Mrs. Camp and a daughter Miss Madeleine Camp Survive.

Funeral Services Will be conducted here tomorrow.




New York Times November 1, 1936 CWC Camp Author Dies In Florida
Journalist and War Veteran Succumbs Suddenly at 57 at Jacksonville Beach.
Wrote Novels and Plays
Member of The Players 31 years, was on Staff of Old Evening Sun.
Special to the New York Times

JACKSONVILLE, FLA., OCT 31—Charles Wadsworth Camp author, journalist and playwright, die today in a local hospital of pneumonia at the age of 57.  He had returned from Princeton on Wednesday to his home at Jacksonville Beach, where he had been living for the last three years.

Surviving are his widow, the former Madeline Barrett of Jacksonville; his daughter Madeleine, and four sisters. Mrs. John W. Braishir of New York, Mrs. H. W. Pendleton of Brooklyn and Mrs. W.A. Baker and Mrs. Maton D. Martin of Rahway, N.J.

Funeral Services Will be here at 3:30 P.M. tomorrow.  The Rev.  Newton Middleton, rector of Saint John’s Episcopal Church, and the Rev. A.M. Rich, Episcopal Minister of the Atlantic Beach, will be I Evergreen Cemetery.

Mr. Camp’s death came as shock to his friends here who saw him in good health on Tuesday at The Players, where he been a member for thirty-one years.

A Native of Philadelphia, a son of Charles Henry. and Emma [nee’ Martin] Camp, he received his A.B. from Princeton in 1902.  For the next three years he was reporter and correspondent on The New York Evening Sun, then came a year with McClure’s Magazine.  Except for some months in Europe in 1916 as a Correspondent for Collier’s weekly, confined his writing thereafter to novels, plays and short stories.

Have gained pre-war military training in Company H. of the seventh regiment, N.Y.N.G., Mr. Camp attended the first Plattsburg officers camp and went overseas as a second lieutenant of the 305th Field Artillery, taking part in the Vosges and Oise-Aisne Campaigns and later writing the history of the regiment.

Among Mr. Camp’s books are “Sinster Island,” “The House o Fear,” dramatize by him and produced in New York and London; “The Gray Mask,”  “The Communicating Door,” and “The Forbidden Years.”  A play, “Evil Tongues” was produced here by W.A. Brady in 1915, and his dramatization of “The M.K. Curse” was presented at the Grand Guignol, Paris, in 1923.

Mr. Camp belonged to the Century and Princeton Clubs of this City, and the Nassau Club of Princeton, N.J.



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Madeline Hall Barnette


Name: Madeline Hall Barnette
Born:  April 30, 1881 Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA
Died:  July 28, 1971  West Street, Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut USA 
Spouse: Charles Wadsworth Camp
Parents: Bion Hall Barnette, Carolina Hallowes 
Occupation: Pianist &  Socialite
Cause of Death:  
Date of Burial: August 2, 1971 
Age at Death: YRS: 90 MOS: 3 DYS 28
Social Security #: 263-76-7566; Issue State: Florida; Issue Date: 1962
Funeral:  Cathedral of St. John’s Episcopal Church
                 256 E Church St, Jacksonville, FL 32202
                 Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, USA
Mortuary: Faford Nuttin Funeral Home
                   285 Migeon Ave
                   Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Findagrave.com 76765150
Connecticut Death Certificate #: 15662
Interment: Evergreen Cemetery, Jackson, Duval, Florida, USA


Hartford Courant July 30, 1971 Friday Page 20 Madeline Camp
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Madeline Camp 
TORRINGTON—Mrs. Madeline Barnett Camp, 90 of West Street, Goshen Died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Hugh H. Franklin of Goshen.
 Born in Jacksonville, Fla., she lived in Goshen for many years.
Besides her daughter, she leaves a grandson; two great-great granddaughters.

The Funeral will be Monday at the Cathedral of St. John in Jacksonville with the REV.  Allen Jones officiating.  There are no calling hours. The Faford Nutting Funeral Home, 285; Migeon Ave, is in charge of local arrangements.



Madeleine Camp  in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Madeleine Camp SSN:  263-76-7566Last Residence: 32204 Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, USA  BORN: 30 Apr 1881 Died: Aug 1971 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1962) Source Citation: Number: 263-76-7566; Issue State: Florida; Issue Date: 1962

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Madel B Camp Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001
Name:     Madel B Camp Event Type:  Death Event Date: 28 Jul 1971 Event Place:      Goshen, , Connecticut Residence Place:  Goshen, , Connecticut Age:  90 Marital Status:   Widowed Race:     White Birth Year (Estimated): 1881 Spouse's Name:     CHAR Certificate Number:   15662

Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001
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Citing this Record
"Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VZ54-5PZ : 9 December 2014), Madel B Camp, 28 Jul 1971; from "Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001," database, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com : 2003); citing Goshen, , Connecticut, Connecticut Department of Health, Hartfort.

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Married:  27 Dec 1906 Duval, Florida, USA
Location: The Church of the Good Shepard

Madeline H. Barnett Florida, County Marriages, 1830-1957
Name: Charles W. Camp Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 27 Dec 1906 Event Place: , Duval, Florida, United States Gender: Male Age: 27 Marital Status: Married Birth Year (Estimated): 1879 Spouse's Name: Madeline H. Barnett Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 25 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1881

Florida, County Marriages, 1830-1957
Document Information:
Reference ID 468
GS Film Number 000963540
Digital Folder Number 004269103
Image Number 00364

Citing this Record
Florida, County Marriages, 1830-1957, database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FW99-Y4K : accessed 27 January 2018), Charles W. Camp and Madeline H. Barnett, 27 Dec 1906; citing , Duval, Florida, United States, State Archive, Tallahassee and clerk of courts, various counties; FHL microfilm 963,540.

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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FW99-Y4K
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A WRINKLE IN TIME
AUTHOR
Madeleine L'Engle Camp





1. Madeleine L'Engle Camp
         Born:  29 Nov 1918 Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Died:  06 Sep 2007 Rose Haven nursing facility Litchfield, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Spouse: Hugh Hale Franklin
Parents: Charles Wadsworth Camp, Madeline Hall Barnett
Occupation: Actress & Author
                        Winner of the Newberry Award: Wrinkle In Time
                           1963
Cause of Death:  Cerebral Hemorrhage
Date of Burial: September 15, 2007
Age at Death: YRS: 88 MOS: 9 DYS 23
Social Security #: Issue State: number 010-20-9772 Massachusetts; Issue Date: Before
                               1951
Religion: Episcopal
              Funeral: Church of Christ Congregation
                 Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA
Birth Certificate#: NYC
Findagrave.com 21415720
Interment: Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine New York, New York, New York, USA
                        110th Street and 113th Street in Manhattan's Morningside Heights


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 Baby Camp  in the New York, New York, Birth Index, 1910-1965
Name: Baby Camp Birth Date: 29 Nov 1918 Birth Place: Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA Certificate Number: ??435

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Madeleine Lengle Camp  in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
Name: Madeleine Lengle Camp [Madeline L Engle]  [Madeleine Franklin]   Gender: Female  Race: White  Birth Date: 29 Nov 1918  Birth Place: New York, New York  Death Date: 6 Sep 2007  Father:  Charles W Camp    Mother:  Madeleine H Barnett    SSN: 010209772  Notes: Jul 1942: Name listed as MADELEINE LENGLE CAMP; Aug 1944: Name listed as MADELINE L ENGLE; Apr 1957: Name listed as MADELEINE FRANKLIN; Jul 1964: Name listed as MADELEINE LENGLE FRANKLIN

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Madeleine Franklin  in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
Name: Madeleine Franklin  Last Residence:  10025 New York, New York, New York    BORN: 29 Nov 1918  Died: 6 Sep 2007  State (Year) SSN issued: Massachusetts (Before 1951)  Source Citation SSN: 010209772 Issue State: Massachusetts; Issue Date: Before 1951

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OBITUARIES

The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania September 9, 2007 Sun Page B9
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Madeleine L’Engle
Award-Winning Writer

AUTHOR, 88 WAS BEST KNOWN FOR 1962 CLASSIC ‘A WRINKLE IN TIME.’

By Adam Bernstein
Of The Washington Post


Madeleine L’ Engle, a prolific author whose best-known novel, “A Wrinkle in Time,” won the top prize for children ‘literature and was considered among the most enigmatic works of fiction ever created, died Thursday at Rose Haven nursing home in Litchfield, Conn. She was 88.

The Cause Death was no disclosed by the family, but she reportedly had a Cerebral Hemorrhage in recent years.

“A Wrinkle in Time,” published in 1962, won the American Library Association’s Newbery Medal for best children ‘book.  It went through more than 60 printings, was adapted for television and other media, and helped establish L ’Engle among the best-selling Children’s authors of her generation.

Yet “Children’s author” did not begin to describe the breadth of her output, which included more than 50 books of adult fiction and nonfiction, poetry, plays and many volumes of Memoirs.  Reviewers noted a timeless quality to her best fiction, which blended themes of adolescent pain, spiritual and emotional insight, ethical decision-Making and, above all, adventure and entertainment.

L ‘Engle was a veteran author by the time “A Wrinkle in Time” was published, and the Time “A Wrinkle in Time” was published, and the book cemented her reputation as a major literary figure. The novel weaved together aspects of theology and quantum physics and featured a female protagonist, which, was unusual at the time.

The plot concerned three New England youngsters:  the socially awkward Meg Murry; and her younger brother, Charles Wallace Murry; and her older, more popular friend, Calvin O’Keefe.  They use time travel and extrasensory perception to free the siblings’ scientist father, who had vanished from the family after discovering a mysterious source of evil.  They find him on a planet where absolute conformity rules.

The book introduced many readers to a “tesseract,” a principle, according to the narrative, that allows the youths to “Travel through space without having to go the long way around.”


The Novel consistently encouraged debate, with some literary observers speculating that L ’Engle’s strong Anglican faith was a major influence.

Writing in the New Yorker in 2004, poet Cynthia Zarin and said the book can be read as “Science fiction, a warm tale of family life a response to the Cold War, a book about a search for a father, a feminist tract, a religious fable, a coming-of-age novel, a work of Satanism”—L ‘Engle made the claim that Christian Fundamentalist continually have tried to ban it—“or a prescient meditation on the future of the United States after the Kennedy assassination.”

L ‘Engle demurred from analyzing the book too much, once add, “It was only after it was written that I realized what some of it meant.”

Madeleine L ‘Engle Camp was born November.29, 1918, in New York.  Her father.  Her father, Charles Wadsworth Camp, was a foreign Correspondent and author of thrillers, some of which [“Backstage Phantom.”  “House of Fear”] were turned into film.  Her mother, also named Madeleine was a Pianist.

L ‘Engle, a demure child, said she was abandoned by her parents at Swiss boarding school. “I shook hands with the matron, and they vanished,” She told the New Yorker.

They later enrolled her in schools in Jacksonville, where she was once being horrified to see an alligator crawl up a porch front, and a girl’s prep school in Charleston, S.C., where she bloomed socially and was named class president.

Her father died about this time, and some critics noted that it is likely not coincidental that many of her books include searches for lost fathers.

L ‘Engle was involved in theater and playwriting a Smith College, where she graduated in 1941, and afterward spent two years as assistant stage manager for a production of Anton Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard.”

She married one of the show’s actors, Hugh Franklin, who had a recurring role on the TV soap opera “All My Children” before his death in 1986.  A son, Bion Franklin died in 1999.


Survivors include two daughters, Josephine Jones of Goshen, Conn., and Maria Rooney of Mystic, Conn.; five grandchildren; and five greatgrandchildren.

In the early 1950s., L ‘Engle and her husband settled in Goshen, where they owned and operated a general store.

In later years, she taught at an Episcopal day school and was a librarian at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, both in Manhattan.


Although she had written and published novels since 1945—her debut book, “The Small Rain,” was about a young pianist’s struggle between art and love—it was not until 1960 that she wrote her firs widely recognized Work.

The book, “Meet the Austin’s,” was the first novel in a series about a Connecticut family and its struggles with jealousy, love and death.  A later book in the series, “A Ring of Endless Light” [1980], was a Newbery Finalist.






 2ND Obituary

Hartford Courant Hartford Connecticut September 9, 2007 Page B5 Madeleine L ‘Engle Camp Franklin
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Franklin, Madeleine L ‘Engle [Camp]

Madeleine L’ Engle [nee’ Camp] Franklin, 88 of Goshen, and New York City, NY died Thursday, [September 6, 2007].  Born November 29, 1918 in New York City, daughter of the late Charles and Madeleine [Barnett] Camp, she was educating in Switzerland and South Carolina before graduating from Smith College.  Madeleine authored of 60 books, including the award winning “A Wrinkle in Time”.  She is survived by her two daughters, Josephine Jones of Goshen and Maria Rooney and Her husband, John of Mystic; her five grandchildren, Madeleine Jones Roy, Charlotte Jones Voiklis and her husband John Edward Jones and Bryson Rooney all of New York City and Alexander Rooney of Mystic and five great grandchildren, Kosta and Magda Voiklis and Cooper, Finn and Scarlett Roy.  She preceded by her husband, Actor Hugh Franklin [AMC Dr. Charles Tyler], and her Son Bion Barnett Franklin.  She was a warm, loving and fun mother, grandmother and friend who will be missed by many.  Her influence will live on in her family and many friends and in her book, which have brought endless delight to all who have read them.

The Family wishes to thank the Staff at Rose Haven in Litchfield for extraordinary Kind and loving care of their mother during her long illness.  There will be a memorial service September 15, 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ Congregation in Goshen. A Memorial Service in New York at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine will be held at future date.  In Lieu of Flowers, memorial gifts may be made the Crosswicks Foundation, 924 West End Ave., Apt. 95, New York 10025







HUGH HALE FRANKLIN
ACTOR
BEST KNOWN DR. CHARLES TYLER
AMC




Married:  January 26, 1946 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
                  St. Chrysostom's Church St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church
                 1424 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60610
Issues: Josephine, Maria, & Bion Franklin

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The Jacksonville Journal
"Marriage of Interest Announced," January 26, 1946, p. 5
St. Chrysostom's Church Cook County Marriage Certificate 1885970

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