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Irish Central


https://www.pinterest.com/irishcentral/

A site about the Irish that came to New York to start.  Many sites with in this pin site.

Enjoy.

Du Vall Duvall Data for your Pleasure.

Crest compliments of Eddy Duvall, who's links appear below. Thank you, Eddy!

http://www.ourfamilyhistories.com/hsdurbin/
Taken from above family page.   contact SusiCP@cox.net

New Duvall Research gathered Tuesday, May 19, 1998 from Citizen's Library, Washington County, Pa.Harrison Duvall History from Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Fayette County, Pa.

Duvall Histories from Beer's History of Washington County, Pa. Part 1. 
Duvall Histories from Beer's History of Washington County, Pa. Part 2.

Duvall History Of Fayette County, Pa. Caleb B. Duvall

Susi's Jones-Duvall History & Will

For Duvall Land Documents for the Immediate Family

For Duvall Wills of the Immediate Family

Duvall Abstracts of Belmont County, Ohio Head of Household Census Index

Susi's Wish List

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 1

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 2

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 3

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 4

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 5

Duvall Dar Records of Washington, and Fayette Counties in Pa. and elswhere. Part 6



For other DuVall Family pages: Du Val Family Genealogy,the list of passengers aboard the ship Nassau which arrived in Virginia March 5, 1701 carrying the Huguenot Daniel DuVal is now available at: List

For Charles Duvall, another possible descendant, of Mareen, and mentioned in the Mareen Duvall book on pages 552, and 553.
Eddy Duvall RIP   From our web  page. 

Route 40 --- OLD NATIONAL PIKE

NATIONAL PIKE  -  ROAD OF HISTORY, ROMANCE  by The Washington Observer by Earle R. Forrest Monday March 28?19??



Links to the articles written by Forrest that go with these pictures listed below!

Pictures Along Route 40

Formerly the National Pike

http://www.ourfamilyhistories.com/hsdurbin/washcopicts.html


PICTURES ALONG ROUTE 40 OR THE OLD NATIONAL PIKE in Washington Co. Pa





With links to The National Pike, Road of History and Romance, by Earle R. Forrest
compliments of Charles T. DeFrance, Thanks, Charles!


Enjoy the article and pictures.  From our alternate site.

IN MEMORY of OUR COUSIN SILVIA FOULK PETERSON AND HUSBAND ALLEN

      GOD'S OBVIOUSLY LONELY.

     Our  world came crashing down Monday evening when my cousin Shasta Foulk called with
more family news.  Being worried about his Mom our Great Aunt, asked, IS your Mom okay"?
He said yes she is fine. But he had bad, bad news.

    Silvia and Allen were returning from Stuart's funeral in Berryville, ARK.  they did not make it home.  She called me from Cheyenne, Wyo. about 7:30 probably a little later, Sunday evening,we talked for more than an hour, Allen, Silvia and I.   They were headed on home and it had started to snow.

Allen told me it was a light dry snow drifting around and not bad at all. I worried about 1-80 because of the wind and ice it gets in bad weather.  We talked about weather, and family event they had just left and their wants when they got home.

Silvia and I generally talked at least twice a week since her parents passed last summer in 2016.

She was going to send me an article when she got home.

A busy day Monday and I kept waiting for the phone to ring. Alas, it was cousin with the news in early evening.

http://magicvalley.com/news/local/eden-couple-killed-in-wyoming-crash/article_abb269dd-2a66-5800-84e0-dee5f39b0b27.html

LYMAN, Wyo. — Two Magic Valley residents died in a Monday morning crash in Wyoming.

Alan Peterson, 54, of Eden was driving west in a 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup on Interstate 80 when his vehicle slid on an icy bridge deck of an overpass at the Lyman interchange, said Trooper Mike Adams of the Wyoming Highway Patrol. The pickup spun to the right and slid off the north side of the roadway and down an embankment, rolling several times. The pickup landed on its roof, between the interstate and the westbound on-ramp.

 You can look up the rest if you want it.  This had to have happened around 5 am or so. Since they were pulling out of rest area in Cheyenne around 10 pm maybe a little before 10.

My brother, his wife and other cousins went to the services in Hazelton, ID yesterday. 

17 October 2017 

Understanding it was a very nice event, with much family there.  

Wanting to visit remaining sibling soon. It is a day trip up the coast to the old homestead area before the family moving back to Wyoming to care for Dolly's  Mom. So long ago. We miss them all this family does. 

Our children socialized and shared with these deceased family members.

Rest In Peace, Stuart Foulk, Silvia Foulk Peterson and Allen Peterson

In Memory of my Cousin Stuart Jay Foulk

I could not make the trip to Arkansas to say Goodbye.  My heart was so heavy, I cried.

While at Mass today I remembered this cousin and wished him and his family a non heavy heart for he would not want us so sad.

 Stuart was born in 1956.  I was starting my Junior year of High School. He had an older brother which we had already shared time with. I baby sat him many days as he grew to a young man.

 His sister was born on our Dad's birthday the year of my marriage to my husband.

 I moved to Santa Clara to live with Aunt and Uncle and our cousins Ken and Dolly lived across town from them. I stayed with them when Ken was on the road driving bus. Having gotten to know them very well.  Lots of fun.

His sister was born and  I then married.   His sister was the first baby hubby ever held.  Dolly took a picture of the baby Silvia and Fred grinning and smiling at the wee one.

Our families were very close, his father was my Dad's cousin.  Grandma's nephew. Over the years we developed a closer relationship.

We always loved to stop at their home when migrating between San Diego and Santa Rosa area.
 It was either breakfast or supper and over night.

We lost him the other day.  Our children all remembered him well. One son talked about driving up and sharing time with him.  Another remembered him as so much fun.  

For a while we lost track of the children but not the parents. Having refound the children this was a terrific loss to us. O we did not loose them everyone was building families and exchanging Xmas cards and always chatting with his parents.

God please  take good care of his family and his friends. I am sure they are reeling from the sudden loss of such a terrific human.

To his wife and children may GOD give you Strength and remember you are not forgotten.

Our doors always open.

Today I also said  good bye to another cousin that was near here. Both very dear people in my heart. And our children's hearts.  Tomorrow I will write about him.

Yes I snagged this off his page to share it here. The picture says it all. Thanks Stuart for your friendship and  your love and giving us such great family to share with us.

Senior Year in High School, Record it.

Tell us about your SENIOR year of high school, the longer ago it was the more fun the answers will be.

Tomales High School, Tomales, CA.  Marin County.

1958,

32 in class 28 graduated.

1. Did you know your current spouse/gf/bf?
   No met him Feb of 59.

2. What kind of car did you have?

    Used our yellow Studebaker, which was family car. Dad had a 56 Ford Pickup.

3. What kind of job did you have? 

   Worked on Ranch and babysat when available.

School

4. Were you a party animal?
    No,  I was in School play, in Band, took College classes, played basketball competitively, traveled.

5. Were you a jock or Nerd?
     Neither, just always busy

6. Were you in choir/Band or orchestra? 

     Yes, was in all, Chorus, Band I played Trumpet, Coronet, French Horn and  Bells.

7. Did you ever get suspended ? 

     No, Didn't do Senior skip day either. 

8. If you could go back would you? 

    I have been back to Reunions, oldest son graduated there 1978. 

9. Do you still talk to the person you went to prom with? 

    I went single with two other girls and did refreshments and enjoyed the music. Yes one dcd and the other still in Petaluma, CA.

10. Did you skip school?

     Only medically after major concussion playing Competitve Volley Bowl. Was in hospital several weeks and lost my eye sight for almost 7 weeks. Senior Year and was hoping for Scholarship. That ended that idea. WAS cleared by District. 

11. Do you know where your high school sweetheart lives? 

     He joined military and we lost touch. USAF before high school ended.

12. Favorite subject? 

     English, Drama, Public Speaking, Band. 

     Learned the most in Mr. Sullivan's History Class and Mr. Richards? English Class both  were outstanding teachers. Ms Gibson was my Pe and Band Instructor.  Recently learning she may have been distant kin. Mr. McDowell was fun for Bookkeeping, loved his attitude.  

On that note learned a class mate was a distant cousin 3 years ago.

13. Do you have any of your year books?

     Yes from St. Vincent's in Petaluma and Tomales where I graduated. 2 years each school, 

     Freshman, Sophomore in Petaluma and Junior & Senior at Tomales with my girlfriend as parents promised.

.....tell us your story!

This Is How Complications Begin. Governor Winslow to self.

Josiah's relation to you: Grandmother's 1st cousin 8 times removed

You

Dorothy Inez JONES (born HOFFMAN)
your mother

Inez Mae HOFFMAN (born SCOTT)
her mother

Cornelius Franklin SCOTT
her father

Rebecca SCOTT (born MORROW)
his mother

Patience MORROW (born TUTTLE)
her mother

James TUTTLE
her father

Rebecca TUTTLE (born WASHBURN)
his mother

Ebenezer Washburn, Sr.
her father

Hannah(m59) Washburn (born Latham)
his mother

Susanna Latham (born Winslow)
her mother

John Winslow, Sr.
her father

Edward Winslow, [GOVERNOR]
his brother

Josiah Winslow
his son

I had the line back to Ebenezer Washburn Sr.  I had not worked it farther back.

I grew up where my 2nd and third cousins were as close as many peoples first cousins were or are.

They all lived in the same community and all shared all events together.

We used to do my Aunt Ruth Hoffman Feil, Uncle Comillo Morelli and my Dad's birthday all together.

Why Aunt's birthday, Dad's birthday the next day and Uncles was the next day.

We were all one family.