Wilson Family Photo Taken 1900: (from l to r Standing) Uncle Heber, Aunt Clara, Uncle Evans, Uncle Billy and Aunt Helen. From l. to r. Seated) Great Grandparents William Frederick Wilson and Anna Margaret Dunlap Wilson. Baby on Anna's lap is Grandmother Esther Wilson Brown.

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Showing posts with label Judson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judson. Show all posts

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Eleanor Faulke Meredith

 Eleanor Faulke Meredith (4C2R) was education in Italy and graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, the Curtis Institute of Music and the Fontainebleau school, France. On August 9, 1941, Eleanor Faulke married Lieutenant Colonel Carl Justice Judson Sr., in a Friends' ceremony in the garden of their parent's home. He resided in Ft. Collins, Colorado in 1960 and resided in Casper, Wyoming in 1941. He was a graduate of University of Iowa (1919).

They had one child:

                        Carl Judson Jr.  (5C1R)

Judson - Meredith  Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry Meredith, this city, announce the marriage of their daughter, Eleanor Faulke Meredith to Lieutenant Colonel Carl Justice Judson, of Casper, Wyo., on Saturday, August 9th at 4 o'clock.  They were married by Friends' ceremony in the garden of her parent's home.  The bride wore white net gown with train and vail.  Mrs. Judson attended school in Italy and graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, the Curtis institute of Music and the Fontainebleau school in France.  Colonel Judson served as a captain in the 30th Machine Gun Battalion in the World War, going to France as a member of the Advance School Detachment of the 10th division. Upon his return, he completed his studies at the University of Iowa, graduating in the class of 1919.  He is a member of the Honorary Military Society, Scabbard and Blade.  Colonel Judson recently returned from the Tennessee Maneuvers where he served on the staff of the Army Corps.  He is a descendant of Ethan Allen and Francis Cooke, founder of the Plymouth colony. Coatesville record. 8/11/1941.  

Eleanor Faulke Meredith

 Eleanor Faulke Meredith (4C2R) was education in Italy and graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, the Curtis Institute of Music and the Fontainebleau school, France. On August 9, 1941, Eleanor Faulke married Lieutenant Colonel Carl Justice Judson Sr., in a Friends' ceremony in the garden of their parent's home. He resided in Ft. Collins, Colorado in 1960 and resided in Casper, Wyoming in 1941. He was a graduate of University of Iowa (1919).

They had one child:

                        Carl Judson Jr.  (5C1R)

Judson - Meredith  Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry Meredith, this city, announce the marriage of their daughter, Eleanor Faulke Meredith to Lieutenant Colonel Carl Justice Judson, of Casper, Wyo., on Saturday, August 9th at 4 o'clock.  They were married by Friends' ceremony in the garden of her parent's home.  The bride wore white net gown with train and vail.  Mrs. Judson attended school in Italy and graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, the Curtis institute of Music and the Fontainebleau school in France.  Colonel Judson served as a captain in the 30th Machine Gun Battalion in the World War, going to France as a member of the Advance School Detachment of the 10th division. Upon his return, he completed his studies at the University of Iowa, graduating in the class of 1919.  He is a member of the Honorary Military Society, Scabbard and Blade.  Colonel Judson recently returned from the Tennessee Maneuvers where he served on the staff of the Army Corps.  He is a descendant of Ethan Allen and Francis Cooke, founder of the Plymouth colony. Coatesville record. 8/11/1941.  

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Daniel Henry Meredith 1954

Daniel Henry Meredith (3C3R) resided in North Wales, Pa. in 1954. Alias/AKA: D. Henry.

Daniel Henry married Genevieve Spencer, daughter of George Foulke Spencer and Eleanor Shoemaker. Born in 1876 in Richmond, Indiana, Genevieve died at Friends Boarding House, West Chester, Pa. on August 2, 1968, she was 92. She resided in West Chester, Pa. in 1960, resided in North Wales, Pa. in 1950 and resided in Coatesville, Pa. before 1950. Occupation: Teacher at Philadelphia Musical Academy. Education: Philadelphia Musical Academy (Graduated 1897) and Abington Friends Boarding School. Religion: Member of the Society of Friends.

Meredith. - In West Chester, Pa. on Aug. 4, 1968, Genevieve (nee Spencer), wife of the late D. Henry Meredith. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the Gwynedd Friends Meeting House, Gwynedd, Pa., on Tuesday, Aug., 6, at 3:30 P.M. Interment private. No viewing. Please omit flowers. The family requests donations may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Philadelphia, Pa. Daily Local News. 8/3/1968.

Mrs. Daniel H. Meredith Genevieve Spencer Meredith, widow of Daniel Henry Meredith, a resident of the Friends Boarding Home, West Chester, died last night following a brief illness. She was 92. Born in Richmond, Ind., she was a daughter of George Foulke Spencer and Eleanor Shoemaker Spencer, of Philadelphia and Richmond. Mrs. Meredith was educated at the Abington Friends Boarding School, and in 1897 was graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, where she taught until her marriage. For many year she lived in Coatesville, moving to North Wales in 1950 and then to West Chester in 1960. She was a member of the Society of Friends. Mrs. Meredith is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Carl Justice Judson, Sr., of Fort Collins, Colo.; two grandchildren. Daily Local News. 8/3/1968.

They had one child:
Eleanor Faulke, who married Carl Justice Judson, Sr.

Daniel Henry Meredith 1954

Daniel Henry Meredith (3C3R) resided in North Wales, Pa. in 1954. Alias/AKA: D. Henry.

Daniel Henry married Genevieve Spencer, daughter of George Foulke Spencer and Eleanor Shoemaker. Born in 1876 in Richmond, Indiana, Genevieve died at Friends Boarding House, West Chester, Pa. on August 2, 1968, she was 92. She resided in West Chester, Pa. in 1960, resided in North Wales, Pa. in 1950 and resided in Coatesville, Pa. before 1950. Occupation: Teacher at Philadelphia Musical Academy. Education: Philadelphia Musical Academy (Graduated 1897) and Abington Friends Boarding School. Religion: Member of the Society of Friends.

Meredith. - In West Chester, Pa. on Aug. 4, 1968, Genevieve (nee Spencer), wife of the late D. Henry Meredith. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the Gwynedd Friends Meeting House, Gwynedd, Pa., on Tuesday, Aug., 6, at 3:30 P.M. Interment private. No viewing. Please omit flowers. The family requests donations may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Philadelphia, Pa. Daily Local News. 8/3/1968.

Mrs. Daniel H. Meredith Genevieve Spencer Meredith, widow of Daniel Henry Meredith, a resident of the Friends Boarding Home, West Chester, died last night following a brief illness. She was 92. Born in Richmond, Ind., she was a daughter of George Foulke Spencer and Eleanor Shoemaker Spencer, of Philadelphia and Richmond. Mrs. Meredith was educated at the Abington Friends Boarding School, and in 1897 was graduated from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, where she taught until her marriage. For many year she lived in Coatesville, moving to North Wales in 1950 and then to West Chester in 1960. She was a member of the Society of Friends. Mrs. Meredith is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Carl Justice Judson, Sr., of Fort Collins, Colo.; two grandchildren. Daily Local News. 8/3/1968.

They had one child:
Eleanor Faulke, who married Carl Justice Judson, Sr.