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PHOTOS.. Family History...
LATER I'm going to be having the grand-kids help me craft a Family Tree Poster with them. These are a few of the pictures projected to be used on the poster. I'll also post here the step by step progress of its making.
Ana Maria Longoria
Bobbie Lee Snow
Alice Irene Snow
Benjamin Garza
Elizabeth "Betty" Sue Scott
DeLane Townsend
Alma Tracy Lundquist & John David Snow
Guadalupe Longoria
Rosailo Longoria
Reynalda Trevino
Rosa Rosales
Drucila Frances Snow
Elizabeth Rebecca [SNOW] GarzaJames G. Garza
Jesse Loyd
Linda Townsend
Mamie Townsend
Jesse Moran Snow
Elmo Lee Snow
Wilma Cleo Padgett
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The Kids
Savannah Aise, (10) Jamison DeLane, (9) Ember Marie Garza, (1).
Love my GRANDkids. Wow are they growing up fast. I walked Vannah through in the making of this Photoshopped cover picture for my Facebook account. They spent the weekend with us, kinda a lazy TV watching one. Later on we've planned on making a FAMILY TREE large poster. The poster will take a while to craft and hopefully a lot of fun learning along the way as well. MORE on that later.
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Cope & Snow
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Kids Visiting...
FAMILY HISTORY: Townsend
I. Repentance
Townsend
II. Samuel Jackson Townsend
III. Jesse L. Townsend
IV. Andrew Jackson Townsend
V. Allen Gilbert Townsend
VI. DeLaine D. Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
I. Repentance Townsend Md: 1743 Mary Taylor
B: 1712
Md: B: 1716
PL: Augusta, Virgina
PL: Augusta, Virgina
F:
F:
M:
M:
D:
1794 (age: 82)
D:
1765 (age: 49)
PL: Abbeville, South Carolina PL:
Camden, Kershaw, S.C.
Repentance
and Mary Townsend were the parents of one known son:
Samuel
Jackson Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
II. Samuel Jackson
Townsend , I Md: Mary Haggerty
B:
9 Apr 1751 Md: Camden, Kershaw, S.C. B: 1758
PL: PL: Anderson, Snderson Co., S.C.
F: Repentance Townsend F:
M: Mary Taylor
M:
Md: Age:20
Md: Age: 20
D: 14 May 1849 (age: 98) D: 1840 (age: )
PL: Elmore, Coosa, Alabama PL: Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Al.
Bu: Pine Grove Cemetery Bu:
Sgt. Samuel Townsend was a Revolutionary War
Veteran. Mary was his third wife. Samuel[1]
and Mary Townsend were the parents of one known son:
Jesse L.
Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
III. Jesse
L. Townsend Md: 10 Jan
1816 Martha Jolly
B:
9 Jul 1991
PL: Jasper Georgia B:
1795
PL: Greene, Georgia
PL: Jasper, Georgia
F: Samuel Jackson Townsend F:
M: Mary Haggerty
M:
Md: Age: 24
Md: Age: 21
D: 19 Jul 1886 (age: 95) D: 1855 (age 60)
PL: Attala, Mississippi
PL: Neshoba, Miss.
Jesse and
Martha Townsend were the parents of:
Andrew
Jackson “Jack” Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
IV. Andrew
Jackson “Jack” Townsend Md:13 Aug 1850 Elizabeth Moore
B: 29 Dec 1829 PL:Carthage, Leeke
Co. B: 1856
PL: China Grove, Pike, Alabama Mississippi PL: Autauge Co. Alabama
F: Jesse L. Townsend F:
M: Martha Jolly
M:
Md: Age 20
Md:
Age: 14
D: 16 Feb 1906 (age: 76) D:
11 Jan 1905 (age: 69)
PL: Neshoba Co., Miss. PL: Little Rock Community,
Newton Co., Miss.
Bu: Duffee, Newton Co., Miss. Bu: Duffee,
Newton Co., Miss.
Friendship Cemetery
Friendship Cemetery
“Jack” and
Elizabeth Townsend were the parents of:
Allen
Gilbert Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
V. Allen
Gilbert Townsend Md: Sarah Elizabeth Talbert
B: 28 Nov 1872 B: 28 Sep 1875
PL: Newton, Mississippi
PL: Mississippi
F: Andrew Jackson “Jack” Townsend F:
M: Elizabeth Moore M:
Md: Age: 22 Md: Age: 19
D: 3
Jan 1944 (age:71)
D: 20 Nov 1951 (age: 76)
PL:
Miss.
PL: Kemper, Miss.
Bu: Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Bu: Zion Baptist
Church Cem.
Kemper, Kemper Co., Miss. Kemper,
Kemper Co., Miss.
They lived
in various places: Beat 3, Lauderdale, Miss (1910); Daleville (1920), Beat 3
(1920); they both lived in Lauderdale all their married lives. Allen and Sarah Townsend were the parents of:
DeLaine D.
Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
VI. DeLaine
D. Townsend Md:
B: 13 Sep
1909 B:
PL: Mississippi
PL:
Md:Age: Md: Age:
F: Allen
Townsend F:
M: Sarah
Talbert M:
D: 11 Jan
1964 (age: 54) D:
Bu: Dallas,
Dallas Co., Texas Bu:
Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas
Restland
Cemetery Restland
Cemetery
They lived
in various places: Beat 3, Lauderdale, Miss (1910); Daleville (1920), Beat 3
(1920); At age 26 DeLaine moved to Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi in 1935. By 1st
of April 1940 he was recorded as the Head of house living in Texarkana, Miller
Co., Arkansas. He later moved to 624 North Rogers, Irving, Dallas County in
Texas. DeLaine and Mamie Townsend were the parents of three children:
Kutcher
DeLaine Townsend
Sandra
Townsend
………………………………………………………………………………………..
[1] Notable
Men of Alabama, about Samuel Jackson Townsend and other family names. On page 289
& 290.
THE TEXAS SNOWS
THE TEXAS SNOWS Family history book.
Bobblie Lee Snow
(My Dad)
//
David DeLane Snow.......Alice Irene Snow
[ME] (my wife)
..
The Lay of Fayendar Om Ra`More
From the city of Mithar he came
a priest of the Fourth House
Fayendar ‘Beloved Brother’ by
name
in appearance of elven descent.
The younger of two brothers
Calan the eldest his father’s choice
highly favored none should be
over the other yet it was so.
Their strife was as brothers
as any would be it seems
yet Fayendar and Calan were
always at odds and deep contention.
Calan favored the Wall and its
honor
as a Captain of the Guards distinction
Fayendar a priest-scholar of
Even in the midst of that decisive
war
the one that fell heavy against
Lindol and Mithar while
battling
the Tusa terrorist from the desert Sinjar.
Fayendar served as tutor and
priest
in the Fourth House of the Scribes
he taught commentary and
transcription;
of the Tower faith and Hall.
Calan delegated the watches of
the guards
upon the northern inner wall of Lindol
commanding his men to stand
against fiery
blows that sundry came against the two cities.
Seldom did those brothers meet
but
only in their father’s home to break bread
and in one meal contention
broke their bonds;
the younger stove against the
elder.
After the strong outter wall
fell
and both
Lindol and Mithar burned
came the ravaging waves of the
enemy hordes;
and the dwarven aid defenders came.
In that onslaught of war the
very hour of need came help
with hammers, axes and shields
the dwarves
beat the Tusa down with all they had.
They felled both Lindol and
Mithar
and soon even the dwarven host
pondered their defeat as the
tied turned
upon the Tusa who slew themselves as victory.
Jumping from tower heights of
slaying with one another’s blade;
some even set themselves a
flame
rather than win they sought death instead.
Seven thousand eight hundred
Tusa
fell that final hour at the fear
discovered and revealed by
Valenfay
captain of the southern wall’s defense.
For it was he who found the
trove
of the Great Hall’s treasure of
elven arms as mass as though
newly forged:
swords, shields, bows and helms.
With the fear of Valenfay’s
arms
and the crushing dwarven blows
the Tusa fighters had no chance
of hope so they took their own lives.
The ruined waste of Lindol and
Mithar
was great indeed as many a stone upturned
lay on those whose bodies
littered the streets
unburied with weeping wives and daughters.
Nine thousand, seven hundred
eighty three
and their final king as well did fall;
as the warrior Nasilian Judge
stood
firm armed for rebuilding did arise forth.
In that aftermath of war the
Judge
declared their rightful turn to rule
over a unified city renamed
Mithvalon
and disavowed decent to their contrary.
Yet Valenfay who won the day
declared himself as a Watcher’s son
if any should so be named king
he alone
instead sought east for elven realms again.
In those turn of sad events did
Fayendar side with the new king
to sojourn for Orid first and
thereafter
beyond to Great River to parts unknown.
Calan however felt the more
betrayed
defeated upon his watch a disgrace
he sought to devise its cause
his brother’s
king’s fault for shaming their city leaders.
Their father backed the
Nasilian Judge
and Calan’s brother the opposition instead
for this cause he thought
maddening
rather than staying behind to rebuild.
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