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Carl Sylvan Anderson

I attended Federal Douglass Elementary School in Kansas City, Missouri, on the West Side. In 1921 I attended Fredrick Douglas Elementary (Principal Leslie F. Clark) at 27th & Jarboe. 1924, we brought a pretty new house on the East Side, and I went to Chrispus Attucks Elementary School (Principal W. Harrison). Directly across the street from the elementary school was Centennial M.E. Church (Rev. Lee & Rev. Mackey), where my father was a Sunday School teacher and also the Superintendent of the Sunday School. At the time we move to the East Side, I was in the third grade.

Early in the twenties, we marched the house to the musicals marches of John Philip Souza. We all loved music. My dad took us to see the opening of the Liberty Memorial in Penn Valley Park. He also read stories of the Bible to us, and the comic section of the Kansas City Star. At Christmas he would take us to Convention Hall, at 13th and Central, for the Christmas party for children. In 1936 Convention Hall became Municipal Auditorium. My parents would also take us to picnics at Swope Park and to the zoo there. We had everything, toys, candy, silent movies and love for each other.

But my parents had a troubled, stormy marriage and finally separated. My mother moved to Los Angeles and they were divorced.

The Great Depression hit us hard. We lost our pretty little house and had to move back to our not-so-pretty house on the West Side. My dad lost his job at the American Radiator Company where he had worked for over ten years. He was able to work at the Piermont Hotel on Broadway as a bellboy and porter, working form tips only on the night ship. But he took care of us.

In 1937, I married my high school sweetheart, Lorene Harriette Miller. We are still married and have two sons, Ronald Sylvan Anderson, born June 1937 and Marshal Dean Anderson born November 1938.

I was born to Willia Al Hunt Anderson and John David Franklin Anderson. Born July, 1916 in Kansas City Missouri - the first of three children of the union.

I had two sisters, Edonia and Lee Edna. Later, I had two brothers, John C. Hensley, born to my mother and her second husband; and Theadus John Anderson, my father's son. Edmonia, Lee Edna and I grew up together in Kansas City. The others grew up in separate environments from us.

My mother was born in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 1897. My dad was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on June 1893. They were married in 1915 in Memphis, Tennessee.

Lorene Harriette Miller Anderson

I attended Wendell Phillips Elementary School (Principal Cox), 24th and Vine Streets, Kansas City, Missouri and Lincoln High School from which I graduated in June of 1935.

I had two wonderful parents whom I loved very much and received the same love from them. I attended Vine Street Baptist Church in Kansas City, Missouri and later joined Ebenezer A.M.E. Church.

On January 18, 1937, I married Carl Sylvan Anderson - - MY LOVER MAN!

In 1943, we moved to Vancouver, Washington and later to Portland, Oregon. We stayed in Portland until after the War and then went back to Kansas City. We later moved to San Francisco, California where we had lived ever since 1947.

Lorene Born: June 3, 1918
Kansas City, MO

Sister: Marcella VeRose Miller Nelson
Born: December 9, 1921
Kansas City, MO

Sister: Cora Frances Miller Guice
Born: August 13, 1923
Kansas City, MO

Mother: Lulu Frances Wilson Miller

Father: Frank Kenneth Miller

Carl Sylvan Anderson & Lorene Miller Anderson

We are the proud parents of two sons, Ronald Sylvan Anderson and Marshall Dean Anderson. We have three grandchildrens, the offspring of our son Ronald and his wife Geraldine Hudson Anderson.

Our son Ronald graduatefrom Washington High School in San Franciso, where he was a track star.

Our son Marshall, graduated from Galileo High School and then spent a while in the U.S. Armed Services.

Both sons now work for the United States Postal Services. Ronald works in San Francisco, California and Marshall works for the Postal Service in Oakland, California.

Our granddaughter is Sylvia Anderson, and our two grandsons are Craig and Eric Anderson. Craig passed away in Febrauary 1993.

We have two great grand-daughters, Kaya and Jamellia Anderson. They are the children of our grandson Eric and his wife, Kim.

Willia Hensley

Mother of
Sylvan, Edmonia, and Lee Edna Anderson,
and John Hensley.

Willia was a seamstress/tailor and she had her own business for years in Los Angeles and later in San Diego, California. During the World War II Era, she and John moved to Redwood City, California where she went to work at the Veterans Hospital for the U.S. Government in neighboring Menlo Park as a seamstress/tailor. At the end of the War, they moved to San Francisco, California where she went to work at the Presidio. She again opened up her own business, and kept it until she had to retire once again due to failing eyesight. She was a seamstress/tailor for over eighty years. She was affiliated with the Seventh Day Adventist church until ill health prevented her from attending services.

She made most of her children's clothing since she was a tailor - - especially in their younger years. She was a devoted mother and a very loving, caring person, a strong believer in God and in treating everyone as she would like to have been treated, and she taught her children to do likewise. In 1926, before she and John Anderson separated, she brought a player piano for her three children for them to learn to play music. She went to work at Dunlap Laundry in Kansas City in order to accumulate enough money to send for her mother, Sarah Hunt, and her three young children to come to Kansas City from Memphis.

She passed away in June of 1994 at the age of 97, ending a rare phenomenon of a living six-generation family, and carrying with her a lifetime of love and devotion from family and friends. It was hard to let her go, but God's will must be done, and He felt it was time for her to go. She had lived a good, clean, Christian life. He let her live to a ripe old age. Few of us ever match her longevity, but she did it with grace, love and dignity, for which we were all very thankful and also grateful that we had her as our mother for so many years.

Willia Al Hunt Anderson Hensley was born in Memphis, Tennessee on April 10, 1897 to Sara Patterson Hunt and Major Hunt, the fourth of thirteen children. She married Jo9hn David Franklin Anderson in 1915. They moved around quite a bite following his occupation as a cook with various laor camps that were helping to build the railroads. They finally settled in Kansas City, Missouri, where they had three children: Carl Sylvan, Edmonia, and Lee Edna Margaret.

They had a very unhappy, troubled marriaged and years later finally separated. Willia movedto Los Angeles, California, where she eventually remarried. Her husband John Bernad Hensley. They had a son, John Clarence Hensley, born in 1936.

(Mrs. Sarah Hunt)
#2 Mother since 1930

Married Emory Staniett

Willia Hensley
April 1897 - June 1994

(Mother of Carl Sylvan, Edmonia, Lee Edna Anderson & John Hensley)

Harrett Hunt Logan

(Aunt of Carl Anderson)

Lula Mae Bryant, Brother & Mother

Lula Mae Bryant, Almeda Logan
& Dawn

Almeda Logan & Family

Lula Mae Bryant & Family

Fleming, Major & Marshall Hunt

Eddy, Johnny, Lee & Carl

Virginia, Fleming & Marshall

Geraldine & Robert Summer

John Clarence Hensley, was born on April 27, 1936 to Willia Hunt Hensley and John Bernard Hensley in Los Angeles, California. He graduated from Galileo High School in San Francisco. As a child, his interests were music, movies and baseball. He played baseball from childhood until 27 years of age.

He enlisted in the U.S. Air Force shortly after graduation from high school. He stayed in for nine years and was honorably discharged on October 7, 1963. He pursued music as a hobby while in the Air Force. He married Josephine Orton in Leiscester, England in 1965 and divorced her in San Francisco in 1967. The couple had no children.

John pursued his education after leaving the Air Force in San Francisco and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from San Francisco State University in 1971 after attending San Francisco City College for two years. During this time he was employed full-time at United Air Lines. He also took courses in radio and television production and speech.

John Clarence Hensley - Film Actor

John was member of the Film Actor's Academy, San Francisco Branch, and had roles in several major productions including "All the President's Men", "Six Million Dollar Man," and a documentary, "Social Advocates for Youth." He also also made several other films before deciding to focus on Human Services rather than continuing in films and entertainment.

John worked in Human Services from 1972 to the present time. His work consist of helping and counseling veterans, County Jail prisoners, mental patients, among other endeavors. While serving the economically disadvantages with the Bay Area Urban League, he received the "Employee of the Year" award in April of 1984 for work accomplished in San Francisco. He is presently employed by the County of Alameda, Oakland Office, as a social worker in "In-Home Supportive Services" unit for seniors and disabled adults.

Sarah Patterson Hunt

Sarah Patterson married Major Hunt, whose father was Lenzie Hunt of Memphis. They had a good life and had 13 children. Two were still born.

One day Major went fishing, as he very often did, in a creek near their home. Somehow the fishing boat capsized and he was thrown into the water. He swallowed a lot of polluted water, from which he never recovered, leaving Sarah with 11 children to raise alone.

It was very difficult for her, but she was a good hardworking industrious woman and a seamstress. These assets helped her make a living for her family. She was strong, with a steadfast belief in God, to help her make it through.

In later years, she came to Kansas City, Missouri and with the help of my mother, brought her three youngest children to join her. The older ones were either grown or dead by that time. She still had to work very hard to support her young children.

Later, two her older daughters, who were grown joined her in Kansas City. They were Sarah Hunt Stinnett and Hattie Hunt Dawkins. One son, Major stayed in Memphis and the oldest son, Lenzie, moved to St. Louis. Mary, Josephine and Clarence all died as young adults in Memphis.

Sarah Hunts Son, George Hunt, Musician was a Trombone Player. He played in Kansas City with Count Basie and Earl Hines. He was shot and killed in Chicago in 1944.

Sarah Patterson Hunt led a good Christian life and was well respected and loved by all who know her. Her death on March 15, 1951, was a blow to us all, but we took solace in the fact that she had lived a full, productive life, and we were thankful that we had her for our grandmother.

Sarah Patterson Hunt, our maternal grandmother, was born circa 1870, in Memphis Tennessee. Her mother was Frances Colicur Patterson, a Sioux Indian, who married a Black Man, Will Patterson. They had two children, Will and Sarah. Frances spend a lot of time on the Indian Reservation after her children were grown and her husband had died. One of my mother's (Willia Hunt) most vivid memories was waving good-bye to her grandmother Frances as she returned to the reservation after spending time with her children and grandchildren from time to time.

Theadus John Anderson

Theadus John Anderson was born to Mosselover Brown and John David Franklin Anderson on August 9, 1938, in Kansas City, Missouri, the fourth child of Mosselover and also the fourth child of John. Theadus was raised by his grandmother, Kathie Brown, a Creek Indian, who also raised his older brother, Dennis Huggins, and a younger brother, Stewart A. Minor. He had a younger sister, Mosselover Givon, who is deceased. He also has a sister, Ida Stickland, and a younger brother, Kenneth Reed. These are Mosselover's other children. On his father's side, he has one brother, Carl Sylvan Anderson, and two sisters, Edmonia Anderson Brooks and Lee Edna Anderson Rollins.

Theadus married Ruby Lee Thomas of Monroe, Louisiana in June 1957, after finishing Charles Sumner High School in Kansas City, Kansas where he has spent most of his life. Before marriage, he was employed by the U.S. Post Office for three years. They lived for awhile in Chicago, Illinois, where Theadus worked as a machine operator, an injection molder, and a machinist.

They moved back to Kansas City, Kansas in 1969 after living in Chicago for nine years. After returning to Kansas City, Kanss, he went to work for Fairbanks and Morse Pump Company as a machinist. He left Fairbanks in 1988 to work as a mechanic for Trans World Airlines wehre he is presently employed.

Theadus and Ruby have three sons; Anthony, Alan, and Dwaine.

1930
Lorene, Marcella, Lula, Cora
(Miller Family)

Edna Wilson
Uncle Edward Wilson's Daughter

Edna Wilson
Uncle Edward Wilson's Daughter

Theodore Wilson Brooks

Theodore Wilson Brooks, was born to Leona Wilson Brooks and James Brooks on August 3, 1920, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was the seventh of eight children.

He attended Central High School in Philadelphia. He worked at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor in December, 1941, after which he immediately volunteered to serve in the U.S. Army.

He served in the European Theater, mostly in Germany, where among other war activities, he participated in the liberation of some of the prisoner's in Hitler's death camps. He saw first-hand some of the heinous atrocities that had been perpetrated on human being in the death camps. Theodore received numerous medals and awards for his service during World War II.

After the War, he was honorably discharge and returned home to Philadelphia. For a while he attended Temple University under the GI Education Bill. He later came to San Francisco, California, where he worked for a time in the post office. He, then drove the Muni buses for a few years. He reentered the Army in 1955 and because a microwave and satellite technician. He saw duty in Vietnam and Korea and the Panama Canal zone, among other places.

He retired from the Army in 1974 and return to San Francisco, California with his wife, Edmonia Anderson Brooks, whom he had married in 1954 and had taken with him on many of his travels in the Army.

On returning to San Francisco, he went to work for the Naval Supply Center in Oakland as an electrician until he again retired in 1983. He and Edmonia made their homes in San Francisco, California until their deaths.

Edmonia Anderson Brooks

Edmonia Anderson Brooks was born, December 28, 1918 in Kansas to John David Franklin Anderson and Willia Al Hunt. The second of three children, Carl Sylvan and Lee Edna, respectively. Edmonia attended Frederick Douglass and Chrispus Attucks Elementary Schools, graduating from Douglass in 1931. In 1935, she graduated from Lincoln High School. Later Edmonia attended Haley's School of Beauty Culture, and received a state license to practice cosmetology in 1939. Years later, in California, at age 55, received an AA degree from City College in San Francisco, having attended various schools at night during the year. She also attended Centennial M.E. Church in Kansas City as a child.

Edmonia moved to Los Angeles, California in 1940 where mother Willia had moved several years before after having separated from John Anderson. She had remarried. Her husband was John Hensley and they had a son, John C. Hensley.

John Anderson also had a son in later life, Theadus John Anderson. Edmonia married Steven R. Jones shortly after moving to Los Angeles, a marriage which ended five years later, in 1945 when he died of tuberculosis, and with her being confined to a sanitarium for four yers in Canyon Sanitarium in Redwood City, California with the same disease. However, during the War years, 1942 to 1945, she worked at North American Aviation in Ingleside, California, helping build B-25 Bombers and P-38 Mustang Fighter planes.

After recuperating and leaving the sanitarium in 1949, Edmonia moved to San Francisco where mother Willia and her husband and son were living. She went to school and became a legal secretary. Her first job was with Raymond J. Reynolds, who was an attorney at that time, and who later became a Muicipal Court Judge. She later studied cuourt reporting. In 1954 she married Theodore W. Brooks, a military man. The following year she left San Francisco to become an Army wife and to travel with her husband. When Theodoreretiredfrom the Army in 1974, they returned to San Francisco. She returned to school to pursue court reporting, but found that after twenty years, the work was much too arduous. She dediced to become a transcriber for other court reporters, which she continued to do out of her home until 1994.

Due to her feroucious battle with tuberculosis, the doctors had advised her not to have children, so she did not have any. However, Edmonia loved animals and there were always a couple of dogs around the house. For many years there were also parakeets and canaries. While they were not children, they did bring a great deal of love and happiness to her home.

Edmonia passed away December 20, 1995 in San Francisco, California.

Willia & Edmonia
"Mother & Daughter"

Edmonia Anderson Brooks

John Hensley

Edmonia Anderson Brooks

Edmonia & Lee Edna Anderson

Edmonia Anderson Brooks
"Carl's Sister"

Edmonia Brooks
"Carl's Sister"

Myldred Jackson

Floyd, Myldred Jackson, Norman Williams

R. L. Jackson

Myldred Jackson

R. L. Jackson
Chief U.S.S. Navy
"U.S.S. Carl Vinson"

Arianna & Sia Cruz

Arianna Cruz

Arianna & Sia Cruz

John, Elizabeth & Grandson

Chris, Lorene & Charles

Charles Bell

The Bell Brothers; Allen, John & Charles.
John W. Bell, Interior & Exterior Painter and Decorator Contractor

Ruby and Rex Mills & Carl Anderson

Rex , Ruby & Alexander Thomas

Louise, Jack & Chris

Lee Frierson & Carl

1952 New Year's Day
Father of
Lorene Miller Anderson, Marcella Miller Nelson & Cora Frances Miller Guice

Frank K. Miller
Born: September 1, 1877
Died: 1954

He had 3 girls (Lorene, Marcella & Cora). Worked as a Bell Hop and at a Suitcase Factory. He was a wonderful husband and father. He died in 1954. He was a member of Free Will Baptist Church.

Lula F. Wilson Miller
1952 New Year's Day
Mother of
Lorene Miller Anderson, Marcella Miller Nelson & Cora Frances Miller Guice

Lula F. Wilson Miller
Born: August 21, 1880
Died: 1964

Lula taught girls all her cooking skills. She was the Manager Agent of the Eldridge Apartment Complex at 26th & Euclide Avenue in Kansas City, MO. Lula was a member of Ebenezer Methodist Church. She died in 1964 at age 84.

Cora Frances Miller Guice
1952 New Year's Day
Sister of
Lorene Miller Anderson, Marcella Miller Nelson

Born in August 1923 in Kansas City, MO and worked for T.M. James Crystal Company and Hallmark Cards. Cora Frances Miller had one daughter, Dophine. Married Spurgeon Guice in 1955 and had one son Herbert Guice.

The Miller Family
1952 New Year's Day
Carl, Lorene, Ronald, Marshall,
Quincy Nelson, Lula Frank, Albertha, Cora, Marcella Miller, Lawrence, & Dophine

Quincy & Marcella Miller had 4 children (Alertha, Lawerence, Quincy Jr. & Olivia)

Lula & Frank Miller had 3 girls (Lorene, Marcella & Cora).

Lula Wilson Miller

Lorene - 1943

Marcella Miller

Cora Miller

Cora Miller & Lorene Anderson
(The Miller Sisters)

Geraldine & Maxine Hudson
(The Hudson Sisters)

Dophne Rich

(Dophne had one daughter Cherrita)

Cora Frances Miller Guice

(August 18, 1923 - February 24, 2004)

Cousin Clifford, Cousin Della, Lula (Mother) Uncle Russel, Cousin Josephine, Frank (Dad)

Quincy, Marcella & Lawrence Nelson

Alertha Nelson & Dophne Rich

Alertha married Mose Wright and had 2 daughters; Arethea & Alicia Wright

Dophne Rich had four children.
Cherita Rich had four children, 2 girls and 2 boys.
LaTonya Rich had two boys; Christopher Rich and Timothy Rich

Lee Edna Margaret Anderson Rollins

Lee Edna Margaret Anderson Rollins was born October 31, 1921 to Willia Al Hunt Anderson and John David Franklin Anderson in Kansas City, Missouri - the last of three children of that union. She attended Douglass, and Attucks elementary schools and Lincoln High School in Kansas City. John Anderson later had another son, Theadus, and Willia had another son, John Clarence Hensley, giving her two other brothers. She attended Centennial M.E. Church.

She married and had eight wonderful children, 19 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. Her children are: Norman "Bishop" Williams, a very talented popular musician and composer who lives in San Francisco, California.

Floyd William, was the second son. He is also a mathematics Professor at Amherst University in Massachusetts. Dr. Williams travels all over the world giving lectures in mathematics. He is also an ordained Baptist minister and has had numerous accomplishments and achievements in his life. He was the first place Professor of Mathematics at the prestigious Massachusetts of Technology (MIT).

He is also an accomplished musician-composer and specializes in the piano. Karen Woods is a supervisor at Lipton Tea Company in Kansas City, Missouri and has been form many, many years. John Woods lives in Santa Ana, California and is a supervisorial employee at University of California at Irvine and has been employed there since 1973. Omar Hazin is a Muslim minister and owns a construction company. He is also an insurance agent in Topeka, Kansas. Diane Hawkins was a Lipton Tea Company employee for 14 years, but due to ill health was forced to retire, and is now a homemaker. Sharon Brewer is an administrative secretary and has been secretary for 21 years. Craig Rollins is a house painter and laborer.

Lee Edna is a real estate broker in Kansas City and has been since 1970. She is greatly loved by all who knew her and by all of her many children and grandchildren. Helping others is her goal and she does it very successfully. Her reputation in Kansas City is excellent as a real estate broker and a loving, caring person as a whole.

Lee Edna's eight beautiful children.

William Billy Franklin
"Aliya Omar Hazims"
& his five sons

Omar's Hazims Children

Larry Rollins, Jeffrey Woods & Harold Jones

Lee Edna's grandchildren.

Craig & Lee Edna

Painter & Decorator

Marcella & Lawerence

Married to Quincy Nelson in 1944 and had 4 children.

Thomas Wilson McKay
"World War II Pearl Harbor Hero"

Thomas volunteered on his 21st birthday, May 19, 1942 for duty in Pearl Harbor. He contracted Tuberculosis and was sent back to Kansas City wherfe he died December 28, 1943. God bless him he was "Our Hero".

Nephew of the Miller Family
Born: May 19, 1921, Kansas City, MO
Died: December 28, 1943
Mother: Cora Frances Wilson McKay
Father: John McKay

Edmonia Anderson Brooks
(Sister)

Charles Forter
1965 High School Pal
30 year Class Reunion

Lorene & Carl
(Portland, Oregon)
1946

Carl

Marshall & Ronald Anderson
in Kansas City, Missouri

Marshall, Carl & Ronald Anderson

Ronald & Gloria Anderson
(2nd Wife)

Ronald Anderson
(Oldest Son of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Marsall Anderson
November 3, 1938 - June 5, 1999
(Son of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Craig Anderson

Craig Anderson
May 15, 1959

Craig Anderson
(1st Grandson of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Craig Anderson

Craig Anderson
(May 15, 1958 - February 25, 1993)

Kaya & Jamilla Anderson
(Great-Granddaughters of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Kaya & Jamilla Anderson

Kaya & Jamilla Anderson
(Great-Granddaughters of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Sylvia Anderson
(Granddaughter of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Jamilla Anderson
(Great-Granddaughter of
Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Kaya Anderson
(Great-Granddaughter of
Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Jamilla, Kim, Kaya Anderson
(Great-Granddaughters & their Mother)

John Hensley, Dane, Edmonia, Ronald, Willa Hensley (Carl's Mother) &
Carl Anderson

Willa Hensley, Edmonia, John Hensley and John's Girlfriend

Eric Anderson
(2nd Grandson of Carl & Lorene Anderson)

Sylvia Anderson

Sylvia Anderson

Sylvia Anderson

Eric Anderson, Kaya Anderson &
Kim Beneto

Kim Beneto
Mother of Great Grandchildren
Kaya & Jamilla Anderson

Eric Anderson
2nd Grandson
with Kaya (1 year old)

Lorene Anderson
with Kaya

Carl Anderson
with Kaya

Santa Claus
"Christmas Party at Freedom West Homes"

Carl (Santa) Lorene
1977

Santa Claus
"Christmas Party at Freedom West Homes"

Freedom West
"Neighbors celebrating our 25th Anniversary"

(Club Moderneer's)

Dave Hunt, Willa Hunt
& Carl Anderson
(Uncle, Mother & Son)

Earl Berch - 1910
(Mentor & Family Friend)

Marcella's youngest child Olivia
Olivia's Family
Raytown, Missouri
(Jessica & Cynnamon)

Class of 1935
"1988 Class Reunion"

1988 Class Reunion
Los Angeles Hilton

Alertha & Mose Wright
They had two beautiful daughters

Lawrence, Alertha, Olivia & Quincy Jr.
Marcella & Quincy Sr's Children

Ronald Sylvan
1957

Father of Craig, Sylvia & Eric

Geraldine Hudson
1957

Married to Ronlad Sylvan Anderson
Had 2 sons and one daughter
Later married Robert Summer

Roxie & Martin Henderson
(Dude Ranch - Portland, Oregon)

Octavia, Marcia, Lorene, Oliva, Rosetta, Novella
(Club Moderneer's)
1940

Theadus John Anderson
Wife Ruby Lee Thomas

Spurgen & Cora Guice

Willia Anderson Hensley & John B. Hensley

John B. Hensley

(Married to Willia Hensley in 1935
Father of John Hensley)
Expert Percission Carpenter, passed away on his birthday, December 27, 1959

Willia Hensley

(Wife John B. Hensley)

Marcella & Quincy Nelson

January 24, 1976

Nita & Quincy Nelson Jr.

Rhain

Lawerence Nelson & Son

Seia & Kaya

Lorene & Kaya

Sylvan & Kaya

Norman
"Lee Edna's Oldest Son"

Musician - Protege of Charles Parker
Still plays here in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Norman
"Little Bird"

Norman Bishop Williams
"Saxophonist"

Floyd Williams

Floyd Williams

Floyd is a professional musician, piano player
and professor of Mathematics at Amherst University in Massachusetts.
Dr. Williams travels all over the world teaching mathematics
and is also an ordained Baptist Minister.

Lawrence Rollins

Lee Enda Anderson Rollins

Lee Edna Anderson Rollins

Lee & Eddie

Geraldine's 60th Birthday
Robert's 70th Birthday

Fleming Hunt
13 Child of Sarah Patterson

Marshall, Willia, Carl
Kansas, MO

Fleming, Mom & Carl
Kansas, MO

Fleming Hunt, Mom & Marshall Hunt
Kansas City, MO

Marshall Hunt

Marshall played with Ray Charles Band in 1960 - 70. Later he retired and went into business with his brother Marlin Hunt. His business was with Radio Shack in Los Angeles, CA.

In 1984 he was shot and killed in his store.
George Hunt and Marshalll Hunts murders were never solved.

Edmonia Brooks, Fleming & Virginia Hunt