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1 | * Mentioned on Wikipedia.com * Mary Alice Lasaine was born to be an educator. At a very young age she saw the value in educating others. The 1900 census reports that she was teaching at the young age of 17. Her first professional teaching position was at Penn School on St. Helena Island in Beaufort, South Carolina. St. Helena is the center of African-American Gullah culture and language. After a few years at Penn she was offered the position of supervisor of Gloucester County Schools in Virginia. It is believed that she meet Thomas LaSaine Sr during this period. They married and she moved back to Weldon, NC were she began teaching at Roanoke Rapids which neighbors her hometown. Soon after, Thomas Jr and Herman were born and the LaSaines moved to Charleston, South Carolina were Mary took on a teaching position at Shaw School. A law was soon passed that married couples couldn't teach so Mary Alice relinquished her work at Shaw and shortly after was aointed the First Superintendent of South Carolina Negro Schools. Murray-LaSaine Elementary School was named after herself and her neighbor and friend Albertha Johnston Murray who was an educator in Charleston at the time. http://murraylasaine.ccsdschools.com/home.aspx Under her leadership, great improvements occurred within South Carolina's black schools. The county district was reorganized, schools were consolidated and transportation facilities were created to transport children to and from school. Dr. Mary Alice LaSaine later received an honorary Doctorate of Humanities degree from Allen University. Dr. Mary Alice Lasaine died in 1957 and was buried in Morris Brown Cemetery on the corner of Huguenin Ave & Algonquin Rd in Myers, South Carolina, north of Charleston. Her headstone reads, "THE END AND THE REWARD OF TOIL IS REST". - Reginald Vaughn Finley Sr - 09-23-2007 | Person, PDr. Mary Alice (I43)
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2 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Horton, Howard R. (I200)
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3 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Finley, Algernon Carlton Jr. (I6)
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4 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Day Mallory Finley, Cynthia Audrey (I65)
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5 | 1880 census shows Green and Lucy together. Green was 23 and Lucy 19. Census: Beat 5, Noxubee, Mississii | Dismukes, Green (I164)
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6 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Finley, Ali Meisha Jr. (I114)
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7 | 1900 Census. RVF,SR - 09-01-2007 | Family F305
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8 | 1900 Census. RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F306
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9 | 1900 Census. - RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F346
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10 | 1900 Census | Family F281
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11 | 1900 Census | Family F315
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12 | 1910 Census. - R. Finley Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F339
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13 | 1910 Census. - RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F348
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14 | 1910 Census. RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F363
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15 | 1920 Census | Family F347
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16 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F375
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17 | 1920 census. | Family F376
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18 | 1920 Census, Maggie is over Mom and Dad's house. - R. Finley Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F343
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19 | 1920 census. - R. Finley Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F342
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20 | 1920 Census. - RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F346
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21 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F361
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22 | 1920 Census. | Family F367
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23 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F364
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24 | 1930 census | Family F315
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25 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F372
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26 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F371
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27 | 1920 Census. - rvf,sr 09-01-2007 | Family F312
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28 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F341
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29 | 1910 Census. There are 3 Queen Randles on the census. Two of which have birthyears, 1888, 1887. One has wonder if Eddie here married his cousin. :) - R. Finley Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F356
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30 | A 1919 Death Certificate states that Gertrude Ford was born to George Collins and "Sweetie" Collins out of Union Springs, Alabama. Gertrude died in Jefferson County from complications with Tuberculosis. She was buried in Montgomery. This revelation has conjured new mysteries that I am trying to resolve. | Ford, Gertrude (I63)
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31 | A contact that has some information about Crosby's descendants is Carolyn Harris. Her mother is Mary Ford. Number: (301)972-5134. Email: froglegg2c@netscape.net Address: 12107 Panthers Ridge Dr Germantown, Maryland 20876 USA | Ford, Crosby (I1320782)
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32 | A contact that has some information and other contacts about this family is Thomas Loveless. His number is: (513)470-9161. Email is: tloveles13@juno.com | Ford, Tucker Lucas (I1320761)
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33 | A widowed Lucy and Margaret aear on the 1930 Census. - RVF,Sr - 09-01-2007 | Family F275
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34 | According to a pension filed by his wife Nora Billings. Hezekiah Sr died from complications with Pneumonia for which the Dept of The Interior Rejected in 1912 claiming that her claim has no connection the Civil War. | Billings, Hezekiah B. Sr. (I81)
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35 | According to Hazel Stewart Murray, she has fond memories of Thomas coming over to Fisk University to play bridge. He was an exceptional player and even competed in tournaments. | LaSaine, PDr. Thomas Alonzo Jr. (I102)
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36 | According to living folks that still live in the Krackie Street neighborhood. Mary Alice had 2 best friends: Emilie Albertha and Mildred Brown. | Person, PDr. Mary Alice (I43)
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37 | According to my mother, her mother, Willie Anna said she moved from Crowley, LA to live with various relatives for about 15 or so years. She believed she was the black sheep of the family and wasn't treated very well by Josephine. Rumor has it that she may have gotten pregnant but lost the baby. She primarily did cleaning for private families and families she lived with most of her life. Tired of feeling that her life was going no where, she decided it was time for a change. She wanted to prove to herself and family that she could be a wonderful, productive person. Willie Anna moved to Kansas City, Missouri to attend Medical School in 1930... she later left and went to Nashville to go to Medical school there. She later met Professor Thomas A. LaSaine Jr while she was attending MeHarry Medical as a student. They married and produced Mary F. LaSaine. She later became Head Nurse at Meharry Medical, proving that she could be someone special and important. - R. Finley Sr. 08-12-2007 | Chatman, Willie Anna (I103)
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38 | According to the 1900 census data. Lucy Ann and Augustus had different mothers, but the same father. We don't currently know who Lucy Ann's mother was. | Smith, Lucy Ann (I165)
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39 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Billings, Katherine (I123)
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40 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Billings, Katherine (I123)
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41 | Algie's Brother, LTC. Daniel Day, managed to have him placed in a military hospital, The Great Lakes Hospital in his later moments. During his final days, Odelia C. Billings, aunt of his first wife, Rosa, brought Algie Day to her house where he died. He left us after a long hard fight with Tuberculosis. | Day, Algernon Carlton (I58)
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42 | As found on 1920 Census. They spelled Caesar as Salsar. - R. Finley Sr - 08-24-2007 | Family F305
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43 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McLemore, Jason II (I183)
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44 | Birth: Charles' and Rosa's birth dates fluctuate on each census. According to the 1880 Census, Rosa was probably born in 1873. Interestingly, Rosa and Charles aear to be between 4 and 5 years apart on each census even though the actual birth years keep changing. | Gaylor, Rosena Dorothy (I68)
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45 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walker, Gail Janet (I39)
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46 | Birthdate was already known via the family however: the 1920 census data of Crowley Louisian confirms it. Census Data for 1920 in Crowley City, Acadia County, Louisiana states that Willie Anna was 9 when census was taken. Which matches her known D.O.B. perfectly. This census also confirms that there were other missing family members from the Obituary for Willie Anna. They are now all added to the tree. http://www.familyoriginstree.com/custom_images/census_page2.jpg | Chatman, Willie Anna (I103)
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47 | Born in the British Guyanas (Guianas). | Leiboubey, Ali Meisha Sr. (I109)
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48 | Brother of Charles Franklin Billings and Robert Billings | Billings, Levi (I72)
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49 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Estelle, Anthony Michael (I365)
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50 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Finley, Reginald Vaughn Sr. (I11)
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