Friday, May 14, 2010
Leon Fay Hammond Obituary
Fay Hammond went home to heaven on March 26, 2010, the day before his 88th birthday. I have provided a link to his obituary.
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This blogsite is a communication tool and contact point for the descendants of William Thrashley White and Eliza Ann Jones White of Chesterfield County, South Carolina.
The Whites - circa 1896 or 1897
Emma, Eliza, and the White Children - courtesty of Sharon Corey
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Visitors to the site may comment by clicking on the comment icon at the bottom of any post. I will warn you that I monitor comments, and if you are someone just "causing trouble" I'll simply delete it.
Authors on the site will see a "new post" tab on the top bar after you have signed in to the site. Just click on that and follow the steps. Pictures that you would like to post should be saved as a jpeg file. You will be prompted to download them to the post. I don't think you will be able to post photos inside comments, but you can add them easily to full posts.
This site has been a lot of fun for me so far, and I hope it stays that way. I just want to share/record as many of our memories as possible from all parts of the family. Our differing perspectives should give us all new insights into our family.
For instance, Frankie's memories of Scotch Rd. are so vivid. I also have fond memories of Scotch Rd. - Uncles John and Thurman living side by side - Frankie's Oliver grandparents across the road - Uncle Boss one road over - and when all the cousins came in to visit for a few days - WOW!!!! What fun we had!!!
Anyway - Post Away!
Authors on the site will see a "new post" tab on the top bar after you have signed in to the site. Just click on that and follow the steps. Pictures that you would like to post should be saved as a jpeg file. You will be prompted to download them to the post. I don't think you will be able to post photos inside comments, but you can add them easily to full posts.
This site has been a lot of fun for me so far, and I hope it stays that way. I just want to share/record as many of our memories as possible from all parts of the family. Our differing perspectives should give us all new insights into our family.
For instance, Frankie's memories of Scotch Rd. are so vivid. I also have fond memories of Scotch Rd. - Uncles John and Thurman living side by side - Frankie's Oliver grandparents across the road - Uncle Boss one road over - and when all the cousins came in to visit for a few days - WOW!!!! What fun we had!!!
Anyway - Post Away!