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Notes for Mary Ann Maitland: LDS Church data: B: 22 Oct 1977, Ogden Temple, Ref. #8332603 62 X/N 00179-2 066 04 E: 9 Dec 1977, Ogden Temple Sealing to Parents: 1 Feb 1984, Atlanta Temple, Family File Entry 7710412 60 From Grace Spaeth to Sally DiSabatino & Melba Taylor 9/84 in San Bernardino, CA: Mary's dad, Bill Maitland worked for Hines-Weyerhauser Lumber Co., Park Falls, WI, and they lived in a company house...a beautiful house w/a big, winding staircase and a beautiful dining room. Mary had a beauiful bedroom. The kids attended Park Falls H.S. Mary could play the piano beautifully by ear; she could play any song you mentioned. She had beautiful braids. She was kind of pudgy as she was growing up, and she dressed to minimize that. The Maitlands were well-to-do, and Mary had nice clothes. Nettie's and Bill's divorce bothered her and the other children. At the time of the divorce, Bud, Bill and Mary went with their mother. Pat stayed w/his father. In a letter dated 19 June 1966, Mary Steyer told melba, her daughter, this story: "When I was a little girl in Park Falls, there was an Irish family named Coffey, and they were really dirty. But we kids in the neighborhood loved to go to their house ot play because Mrs. Coffey was easygoing, and we could do as we pleased. There were 10 children in the family. Anyway, they had bed bugs, and whenever I came home from the Coffey's, my mother would check me from head to toe as well as my dolls and doll clothes before I could come in our house. Perhaps there is something now to rid a place of them, at the time, they sprayed everything with gasoline and even tht wasn't foolproof. They get into walls, clothes, and mattresses, and have a very decided and unpleasant odor. 24 Jan 1966 Mary Ann Maitland in a letter to daughter, Melba: "I ws named after the two grandmothers." I never heard a cross word between my parents. Both Mother or Dad would paddle the boys when they did wrong. I was always sent to my room to think it over." 30 May 1981 Letter from Willette Wallace, member of Museum Staff of Greenwood County Historical Society, Eureka, KS; she said she as a senio in high school in Eureka in 1925, and "Iknew your mother. She was a sophomore that year, but her name was not listed in subsequent years of the h.s. yearbooks. I remember they lived just across the street from the high school. I can see her in a white Navy-style middi blouse and navy colored pleated skirt. She had very dark hyair and was a good looking girl. From college records & yearbk: In 1927, Mary attended Southwest Texas State University (then SWTS Teachers College). Lyndon B. Johnson, who later became Pres. of the United States, was a student there at the same time. A list of the courses Mary took are in the Maitland file. I haven't found that LBJ wrote in Mary's annual; they might not have even known one another. Letter from Christ Lutheran Church, May 1981: "Mary Maitland became an adult church member by confirmation on 20 Apr 1924." Mary's oldest daughter, Sally, said on 31 Jan 1988, that she remembers Mary being "intuitive". She knew when a letter was coming or whatever. Ashes moved February 1998. [MelbaGedcom.FTW] Bap. & End. - Ref. 8332603 62 S/N 00179-2 066 04 SP - Family File Entry 7710412 60. !Marriage cert. in the possession of Melba Taylor. Seal wife to husband - Ref. 8305974 10 S/N 00027-6 081 15, clr'd. Apr., 1983. From Grace Spaeth to Sally DiSabatino & Melba Taylor 9-84 in San Bernardino, CA.: Mary's dad, Bill Maitland worked for Hines-Weyerhauser Lumber Co., Park Falls, WI., and they lived in a company house...a beautiful house with a big, winding staircase and a beautiful dining room. Mary had a beautiful bedroom. The kids attended Park Falls H.S. Mary could play the piano beautifully by ear; she could play any song you mentioned. She had beautiful braids. She was kind of pudgy as she was growing up, and she dressed to minimize that. The Maitlands were well-to-do, and Mary had nice clothes. Nettie's and Bills's divorce bothered her and the other children. At the time of the divorce, Bud, Bill and Mary went with their mother. Pat stayed w/his father. In a letter dated 19 Jun 1966, Mary Steyer told Melba, her daughter, this story: "When I was a little girl in Park Falls, there was an Irish family named Coffey, and they were really dirty. But we kids in the neighborhood loved to go to their house to play because Mrs. Coffey was easygoing, and we could do as we pleased. There were 10 children in the family. Anyway, they had bed bugs, and whenever I came home from the Coffey's, my mother would check me from head to toe as well as my dolls and doll clothes before I could come in our house. Perhaps there is something now to rid a place of them, but at that time, they sprayed everything with gasoline and even that wasn't foolproof. They get into walls, clothes, and mattresses, and have a very decided and unpleasant odor." 24 Jan 1966 Mary Ann Maitland in a letter to daughter, Melba: "I was named after the 2 grandmothers." "I never heard a cross word between my parents. Both Mother or Dad would paddle the boys when they did wrong. I was always sent up to my room to think it over." 30 May 1981 Letter from Willnette Wallace, member of Museum Staff of Greenwood County Historical Society, Eureka, KS.: She said that she was a senior in high school in Eureka in 1925, and "I knew your mother. She was a sophomore that year, but her name was not listed in subse- quent years of the h.s. yearbooks. I remember they lived just across the street from the high school. I can see her in a white Navy-style middie blouse and navy colored pleated skirt. She had very dark hair and was a good look- ing girl. !Mary graduated from McAllen High School, McAllen, TX 23 May 1927. Lyndon B. Johnson, who later became Pres. of the United States, was a student there at the same time. A list of the courses she took are in the Maitland file. I don't find that he wrote in her annual; they might not have even known one another. Mary's daughter, Sally, said on 31 Jan 1988, that she remembers Mary being "intuitive". She knew when a letter was coming or whatever. Sally said that our mother said that her father took many pictures. She had a piano and clothes. Was not into alcoholism at that point. [Melbasm.FBK] LDS Church data: B: 22 Oct 1977, Ogden Temple, Ref. #8332603 62 X/N 00179-2 066 04 E: 9 Dec 1977, Ogden Temple Sealing to Parents: 1 Feb 1984, Atlanta Temple, Family File Entry 7710412 60 From Grace Spaeth to Sally DiSabatino & Melba Taylor 9/84 in San Bernardino, CA: Mary's dad, Bill Maitland worked for Hines-Weyerhauser Lumber Co., Park Falls, WI, and they lived in a company house...a beautiful house w/a big, winding staircase and a beautiful dining room. Mary had a beauiful bedroom. The kids attended Park Falls H.S. Mary could play the piano beautifully by ear; she could play any song you mentioned. She had beautiful braids. She was kind of pudgy as she was growing up, and she dressed to minimize that. The Maitlands were well-to-do, and Mary had nice clothes. Nettie's and Bill's divorce bothered her and the other children. At the time of the divorce, Bud, Bill and Mary went with their mother. Pat stayed w/his father. In a letter dated 19 June 1966, Mary Steyer told melba, her daughter, this story: "When I was a little girl in Park Falls, there was an Irish family named Coffey, and they were really dirty. But we kids in the neighborhood loved to go to their house ot play because Mrs. Coffey was easygoing, and we could do as we pleased. There were 10 children in the family. Anyway, they had bed bugs, and whenever I came home from the Coffey's, my mother would check me from head to toe as well as my dolls and doll clothes before I could come in our house. Perhaps there is something now to rid a place of them, at the time, they sprayed everything with gasoline and even tht wasn't foolproof. They get into walls, clothes, and mattresses, and have a very decided and unpleasant odor. 24 Jan 1966 Mary Ann Maitland in a letter to daughter, Melba: "I ws named after the two grandmothers." I never heard a cross word between my parents. Both Mother or Dad would paddle the boys when they did wrong. I was always sent to my room to think it over." 30 May 1981 Letter from Willette Wallace, member of Museum Staff of Greenwood County Historical Society, Eureka, KS; she said she as a senio in high school in Eureka in 1925, and "Iknew your mother. She was a sophomore that year, but her name was not listed in subsequent years of the h.s. yearbooks. I remember they lived just across the street from the high school. I can see her in a white Navy-style middi blouse and navy colored pleated skirt. She had very dark hyair and was a good looking girl. From college records & yearbk: In 1927, Mary attended Southwest Texas State University (then SWTS Teachers College). Lyndon B. Johnson, who later became Pres. of the United States, was a student there at the same time. A list of the courses Mary took are in the Maitland file. I haven't found that LBJ wrote in Mary's annual; they might not have even known one another. Letter from Christ Lutheran Church, May 1981: "Mary Maitland became an adult church member by confirmation on 20 Apr 1924." Mary's oldest daughter, Sally, said on 31 Jan 1988, that she remembers Mary being "intuitive". She knew when a letter was coming or whatever. Ashes moved February 1998. |
| 1 | i. | Polly Ann Steyer, born 27 November 1942 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX; met (1) Delmer Eugene Mayfield 20 May 1961 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX; married (2) Donald Lee Taylor 01 January 1976 in Orlando, Orange, Florida. | ||
| ii. | Sally Ann Steyer50,51, born 26 January 1934 in McAllen, Hidalgo, TX51; married Jr. Dominic Michael DiSabatino 10 October 1952 in Austin, Texas52; born 15 August 1932 in Morton, PA53. |
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Notes for Sally Ann Steyer: Information personal knowledge of Melba Ann Taylor (Polly Ann Steyer).[MelbaGedcom.FTW] !Personal knowledge of Sally Steyer Disabatino. !Divorced from Dominic DiSabatino 1 May 1990. [Melbasm.FBK] Information personal knowledge of Melba Ann Taylor (Polly Ann Steyer). |
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More About Sally Ann Steyer: Residence: 1999, Wilmington, DE53 |
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Notes for Jr. Dominic Michael DiSabatino: [MelbaGedcom.FTW] !Divorced Sally Di Sabatino 1 May 1990; pers. knowledge of Melba Taylor. !Father: Di Sabatino, Domenico Michael, died 1944. !Mother: DeSantis, Giuseppina, born 10 June 1896; died 4 Oct 1967. |
| iii. | Norma Jane Ozment54,55, born 18 April 1937 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX55; married (1) Max Harold Sarver 05 March 1953 in San Antonio, Bexar, TX55; born 23 February 1932 in Meaux, Vermillion Parish, LA55; died 19 January 1972 in San Antonio Bexar, TX55; married (2) Thomas Eugene Hummel 20 July 197455; born 27 October56,57; died 23 December 1998 in Texas57. |
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Notes for Norma Jane Ozment: Natural daughter of Rolland Victor Steyer and Mary Ann Maitland Steyer; adopted at birth by Claud Earl Ozment and Gladys Marguerite Watson. Adoption records are in the possession of Norma Hummel. [MelbaGedcom.FTW] !Natural daughter of Rolland Victor Steyer and Mary Ann Maitland Steyer; adopted at birth by Claud Earl Ozment and Gladys Marguerite Watson. !First husband, Max, died of cancer. !Divorced from 2nd husband, Thomas Hummel, 11 Oct 1990. Personal knowledge of Melba Taylor. [Melbasm.FBK] Natural daughter of Rolland Victor Steyer and Mary Ann Maitland Steyer; adopted at birth by Claud Earl Ozment and Gladys Marguerite Watson. Adoption records are in the possession of Norma Hummel. |
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More About Norma Jane Ozment: Divoced: 11 October 1990, TX57 Medical Information: Diabetic Residence: Boerne (Bergheim), TX57 |
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Notes for Max Harold Sarver: First husand of Norma Jane Ozment. Birth, marriage and death certs. in possession of Melba Taylor. Exact date and Temple where ordinance work performed unknown: Ref. 8220019 43 X/N 00086-2 078 57 Max died of cancer at Lackland AFB Hospital in San Antonio, TX.[MelbaGedcom.FTW] !Exact date & Temple where ordinance work performed unknown: Ref. 8220019 43 S/N 00086-2 078 57 1st husband of Norma Jane Osment. Birth & death certs. in possession of Melba Taylor. Marr. cert. in possession of Melba Taylor. [Melbasm.FBK] First husand of Norma Jane Ozment. Birth, marriage and death certs. in possession of Melba Taylor. Exact date and Temple where ordinance work performed unknown: Ref. 8220019 43 X/N 00086-2 078 57 Max died of cancer at Lackland AFB Hospital in San Antonio, TX. |
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More About Max Harold Sarver: Baptism (LDS): 14 January 1983, SLAKE58 Burial: 21 January 1972, San Antonio Bexar, TX59 Cause of Death: Cancer Endowment (LDS): 26 April 1983, SLAKE60 |
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