Land Of The Buckeye - Person Page 5,173

Cleo Mable Miller

F, #155161, b. 20 August 1888, d. 10 May 1979

Family: John Peter Reeves (b. 20 February 1887, d. 23 October 1923)

Daughter

Clara Ball Reeves+ (b. 5 January 1911, d. 25 June 2010)

Biography

Cleo Mable Miller was born on 20 August 1888 in Tennessee; son of Walter Scott and Julia Florence (Young) Miller. She married John Peter Reeves, son of George Alexander "Fred" Reeves and Addie May Boring, on 18 May 1910 in Washington Co., TN. Cleo Mable Miller died on 10 May 1979 in Carter Co., TN.

She was buried in May 1979 in Carr-Reeves Cemetery, Johnson Ciity, Washington Co., TN, Findagrave #248713904.

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Clara Ball Reeves

F, #155162, b. 5 January 1911, d. 25 June 2010

Parents

Father	John Peter Reeves (b. 20 February 1887, d. 23 October 1923)
Mother	Cleo Mable Miller (b. 20 August 1888, d. 10 May 1979)

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Family: George Lewis "Lew" Taylor (b. 12 October 1908, d. 5 November 1969)

Son	George Lewis "Lew" Taylor, II+ (b. 11 June 1939, d. 17 November 2019)
Son	John Frank "Johnny" Taylor+ (b. 14 May 1941, d. 7 February 2000)
Daughter	Clara Elizabeth "Betsy" Taylor+

Biography

Clara Ball Reeves was born on 5 January 1911 in Johnson City, Washington Co., TN. She married George Lewis "Lew" Taylor on 26 June 1935 in Carter Co., TN. She died on 25 June 2010

Obituary – (unknown newspaper):

ELIZABETHTON — Clara Ball Reeves Taylor, age 99, of Elizabethton, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, June 25th, 2010.

Clara was born on January 5, 1911, in Johnson City. She was the daughter of the late John Peter Reeves and Cleo Miller Reeves. She had lived in Elizabethton since 1935.

Clara had been a very active member of the First United Methodist Church for over 65 years serving as treasurer of Sunday School Dept. for many of those years. She was also an active member of the UMW.

She was a graduate of Science Hill High School and East Tennessee State Teachers College and was a retired teacher from the Elizabethton City School System where she taught 3rd grade at Duffield Academy, Harold McCormick Elementary School and East Side Elementary School.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Lew Taylor, Sr., a son, John Frank Taylor, and a granddaughter, Cathy Taylor.

Mrs. Taylor is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Lew Taylor, Jr. and Ruthann Taylor of Bristol, TN., her daughter and son-in-law, Betsy Ely and Tom Ely of Wytheville, VA., seven grandchildren; Debbie DeVault, Becky Taylor, Tripp Taylor, Amy Dietz, Reeves Shulstad, Rachel Losch, and Jennifer Hudgins. Also surviving are twelve great-grandchildren.

The funeral service for Clara Taylor will be held at 3:30 PM Sunday, June 27th in Chapel of Peace of Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton with the Rev. Lauri Jo Cranford and the Rev. Vicki Neese officiating. The family will welcome friends from 2:00 until 3:30 PM Sunday prior to the funeral service. Interment will follow the funeral service at Happy Valley Memorial Park.

Active pallbearers will be her son-in-law, grandson, and grandsons-in-law. Honorary Pallbearers will be Bill Armstrong, Carroll Broome, Dick Grindstaff, and Dr. John Crockett.

The family would like to express their thanks to Amedisys Services, and special friends: Ann Davis, Mildred Morton, Birtha Davis, Mary Anderson and JoAnn Odom.

In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church, 325 East E Street, Elizabethton, TN 37643.

Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guest book or by fax 423 542-9499. Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton is serving the Taylor family. Office 423 542-2232, Obituary line 543-4917.

She was buried in June 2010 in Happy Valley Memorial Park, Elizabethton, Carter Co., TN, Findagrave #174773018.

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Mary Helen Latham

F, #155163, b. 14 May 1896, d. 13 March 1962

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Biography

Mary Helen Latham was born on 14 May 1896 in Robert Lee, Coke Co., TX; daughter of Dr. John Benjamin and Mary Leah (Reed) Latham. She married Fred DeVault Reeves, son of George Alexander "Fred" Reeves and Addie May Boring, on 21 July 1936 in Pecos, Reeves Co., TX. Mary Helen Latham died on 13 March 1962 in Abilene, Taylor Co., TX,

Obituary -- Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Texas; Tuesday, 13 MAR 1962; page 1 column 1; (Ancestry.com):

Mrs. Reeves, Teacher At McM Dies

Mrs. Fred Reeves, 65, of 1318 Ross, for more than 20 years a teacher in the mathematics department at McMurry College died at Henrick Memorial Hospital at 9:40 a.m. Tuesday after a six-day illness. She was the sister of John B. Latham, city tax collector.

She was born May 14, 1896, in Robert Lee and moved to Abilene from Blackwell in 1920. She married Fred Reeves July 21, 1936 in Pecos.

A graduate of Blackwell High School, she attended Stamford College and graduated from Hardin-Simmons University. She did graduate work at Columbia University in New York City.

She was a member of St. Paul Methodist Church and was active in the missionary society. She was one of the organizers of the Locust Youth Center. A member of the Women's Club, she also belonged to the Wednesday Study Club and the Shakespeare Club.

Funeral will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at St. Paul Methodist Church with Dr. John Donaho, pastor officiating, assisted by the Rev. C. A. Long, assistant pastor.

Burial will be in Elmwood Memorial Park under direction of Kiker-Warren Funeral Home.

She is survived by her husband; her brother, John B. Latham of 3110 Sayles Blvd.; two sisters, Mrs. W. B. Freeman of Longview and Mrs. John R. Day of 2004 Edgemont Dr., a niece, two nephews, four great-nieces and two great-nephews.

Pallbearers will be John R. Day Sr., John R. Day Jr., Carol H. Ferrel, John Owen and L. E. Tidwell of Abilene and Larry L. Freeman of Longview.

FUNERAL CORRECTION - Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Texas; Thursday, 15 March 1962; page 17-A column 8; (Ancestry.com):

Funeral Today For Mrs. Reeves

Funeral for Mrs. Fred Reeves, 65, originally scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday was postponed until 2 p.m. Thursday because of the inclement weather, officials at Kiker-Warren Funeral Home announced.

Services were to be held at St. Paul Methodist Church.

She was buried in March 1962 in Elmwood Memorial Park, Abilene, Taylor Co., TX, Findagrave #122691965.

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Reeves

U, #155164, b. after 9 January 1920, d. 28 January 1920

Parents

Father	Fred DeVault Reeves (b. 8 April 1890, d. 25 October 1969)
Mother	Mildred Elizabeth Browder (b. 14 August 1889, d. 18 October 1921)

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Biography

Reeves was born after 9 January 1920 in Mexia, Limestone Co., TX. He/she died on 28 January 1920 in Mexia, Limestone Co., TX.

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Eugene Reeves Graybill

M, #155165, b. 3 September 1916, d. 5 September 1916

Parents

Father	William Vivian Harper "Billie" Graybill (b. 24 May 1884, d. 25 May 1951)
Mother	Addie Elizabeth Reeves (b. 14 March 1892, d. 27 January 1967)

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Biography

Eugene Reeves Graybill was born on 3 September 1916. He died on 5 September 1916.

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Edward Earl Reeves-Graybill

M, #155166, b. 25 September 1921, d. 20 March 1993

Parents

Father	William Vivian Harper "Billie" Graybill (b. 24 May 1884, d. 25 May 1951)
Mother	Addie Elizabeth Reeves (b. 14 March 1892, d. 27 January 1967)

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Biography

Edward Earl Reeves-Graybill was born on 25 September 1921 in Olney, Montgomery Co., MD. He married Ursula Gertrud Margarete Stern on 21 December 1950 in Ft. Myer, Arlington Co., VA; no biological children. Earl and Ursula adopted and raised Monica Marie Reeves-Graybill, b. 2 JUL 1963, Munich, Germany, and Claude Andrew Reeves-Graybill, b. 9 AUG 1961, Munich, Germany. Monica married William Robert Daniel and had children Michael, Stephen, and Christina Daniel. Claude married Toni Marie Bellante in 1992 and may or may not have had children. He died on 20 March 1993 in Alexandria, Fairfax Co., VA,

Willie Reeves Hardin Bivins wrote (via Tracy DeVault):

Reeves had a long downhill road for more than two years -- kidney failure and extremely painful neuropathy. After an especially bad night, he died at home in his bed. The Episcopal Bishop, a good friend, gave him Holy Communion the last time a week before his death.

Reeves had been working with the Mormon group who were microfilming all his genealogical material for their archives. Ursula wrote in Dec 1993 that she would soon be arranging for his collection to be picked up. She felt sad, because it had been part of Reeves for so many years.

TRIBUTE TO EDWARD EARL "REEVES" REEVES-GRAYBILL

(From Tracy DeVault -- "The following was written by his wife at the time of Reeves' death. I found it with his genealogy papers at the LDS library in Salt Lake City, Utah."):

On March 20, 1993, our beloved husband, father and grandfather died at the age of 71 after many years of intense suffering.

He is survived by his wife Ursula S. Reeves-Graybill of 5209 Chippawa Place, Alexandria, VA 22312; son Claude A. Reeves-Graybill of 9026 Backlick Road, Ft. Belvoir, VA 22060; daughter Monika M. Daniel, son-in-law William R. Daniel and three grandchildren Michael, Stephen and Christina of 8729 Lea Lane, Alexandria, VA 22309.

Reeves' downhill road began over two years ago with the failure of his kidneys. Additionally, he suffered the most excruciation pain because of diabetic neuropathy, nerve damage, under the feet, neck hands and stomach. He was bloated by excessive fluid and very uncomfortable. He could hardly walk anymore, shuffled behind me, his wife, leaning heavily on my shoulders. He often got dizzy, sliding right off my back hitting the hard floor. Reeves tolerated his blindness and extreme pain for over twenty years with the support of volunteers, who helped him in his research in genealogy. This research material filled over 158 binders, two to four inches thick, and manuscript boxes, all of which was microfilmed. Ancestral charts were compiled with Reeves and Graybill crests and coat-of-arms mounted. This hobby, with the help of these beautiful people almost daily for two hours, made his life bearable and gave it purpose. He loved his wife, children, grandchildren and home he created.

Lately, he could not even go upstairs without my assistance. I had to pull him up on his pants with every second step during which he moaned "O' Frauchen. O' Frauchen," meaning my little/dear wife. The night from Friday to Saturday began normal with supper consisting of oatmeal, bran, hard wheat and a prune. He no longer ate meat, starches and vegetables. Then I heard calls of distress - he complained of an upset stomach which I treated with Pepto-Bismol and later peppermint water. He had pain in the lift side which he had often for many, many years. He lived off pain killers around the clock. When he broke out in a sweat I took a blood glucose test which was normal. The pain became more intense and he wanted me to call the Doctor. It was 11:00 p.m. when he got back with us suggesting only an ice pack, which Reeves refused, and an extra pain killer. After 1:00 a.m. Reeves again was drenched in perspiration and this time the blood glucose test showed a skyrocketing 446!!! -- 150 is about normal. I gave him an injection of Regular Insulin that acts immediately. His pajama was completely soaked, to change it proved to be extremely difficult, he could neither sit up nor stand up. He had no strength left and prayed to the Father to take him. He moaned louder and louder calling for me. I sat on his bed searching for a passage in the Anglican Missal which I never found. Finally, he quieted down around 2:30 a.m.

Next morning after half an hour of chores I went upstairs to wake him up and get him started, I washed and dressed him for many months because he could no longer stand up, no response ------ he was dead. The rescue league, ambulance and police were here within three minutes of my call and confirmed his death.

My children came soon afterwards and were the most beautiful support for me, particularly my heartbroken daughter Monika, who from then on did not leave me out of her sight and requested I go home with her and spend the night. Being with the lively grandchildren did not give me much chance to think of my grief. The whole family was together including Claude.

A great highlight during Reeves' last year was the periodic visits from the Bishop of the Episcopal Church in our area, a tremendous personality, both men enjoyed each other's company. The Bishop gave Reeves Holy Communion the last time one week before his death.

Reeves has been my joy and happiness for over forty-two years -- I shall grieve over him and miss him forever!

3-26-93 Ursula.

He was buried in March 1993 in Graybill-Linkenhoker-Pifer-Thrasher Cemetery, Fincastle, Botetourt Co., VA, Findagrave #250205394.

Occupation: Librarian, U.S. Library of Congress. Edward Earl Reeves-Graybill was educated on 19 June 1941 in Sherwood High School, Sandy Spring, Montgomery Co., MD.

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Frances E. Staley

F, #155169, b. 4 July 1876, d. 25 March 1960

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Family: Frederick Reeves Jennings (b. 9 June 1884, d. 16 April 1958)

Daughter

Dorothy Mae Jennings+ (b. 9 April 1921, d. 14 September 1986)

Biography

Frances E. Staley was born on 4 July 1876 in Virginia; daughter of Joseph Crockett and Catherine Elizabeth (Collins) Staley. She married Frederick Reeves Jennings, son of Rev. John Henry Jennings and Adelaide Elizabeth "Addie" Reeves, on 19 February 1918 in Washington; Frances was previously married to Robert Cleveland Davis, and had four children with him. One of them, Roy Frank Davis, changed his surname to Jennings. Frances E. Staley died on 25 March 1960 in Los Angeles Co., CA.

She was buried in March 1960 in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Los Angeles Co., CA, Findagrave #117399744.

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Dorothy Mae Jennings

F, #155170, b. 9 April 1921, d. 14 September 1986

Parents

Father	Frederick Reeves Jennings (b. 9 June 1884, d. 16 April 1958)
Mother	Frances E. Staley (b. 4 July 1876, d. 25 March 1960)

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Family: Jack Townsend Blackmur (b. 20 December 1914, d. 13 January 1983)

Son	Jack Townsend Blackmur, Jr. (b. 18 July 1942, d. 10 December 2008)
Son	Adam Lee Blackmur

Biography

Dorothy Mae Jennings was born on 9 April 1921 in Washington. She died on 14 September 1986 in San Diego Co., CA,

LETTER - Dorothy Mae (Jennings) Blackmur to Col. LeRoy Reeves, January 14, 1960 (via Tracy DeVault):

Col. Le Roy Reeves
The Army & Navy Club
Washington 6, D. C.

My Dear Col:

I guess we are a little too old to become "pen pals", but I would like to correspond with you.

My regrets are many concerning my father. He and my mother lived with me from 1955 until his death in April, 1958. My mother is very ill, but still lives with me.

Pop would have enjoyed so much hearing from you. The fact that all the members of Pops' mother's generation are now gone came as quite a shock.

I am his only living child, 38 years old, and have one son (Pop's only grandchild), Jack, 17 years old - a senior at El Monte High School, of whom I'm very proud. As you probably know, my Pop's other daughter died at birth.

Our household consists of my mother, my son and myself. Jack has had several scholarship offers to various colleges, but so far hasn't committed himself. He is very active in sports and I am enclosing his picture taken last year. I'm sorry I can't send one of my own, but I'm not photogenic. My middle name is Mae - perhaps you could have seen a resemblance to Aunt Mae. Pop thought so.

I don't know if you do any traveling, but if you should ever happen to travel as far as El Monte, we would be honored if you could spend a few days with us or even drop in for a short while.

Believe me, it was a great surprise and pleasure to receive your letter. Mom remembered Pop talking about you, but frankly the only ones I remember were his brothers and sisters, Nell Shuler and Alex Patterson.

The best of health and happiness for you in the coming new year. Mom also sends her best regards.

By the way - are we second cousins?

I recently purchased a home, so my address has changed. It is now: 533 California St., El Monte, Calif.

Sincerely,
{signed} Dorothy Mae Blackmur.

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Charles Edwin Campbell

M, #155171, b. 6 October 1910, d. 1 February 1973

Parents

Father	Joseph Beasley Campbell (b. 20 September 1884, d. 19 June 1967)
Mother	Mae Reeder Jennings (b. 3 April 1886, d. 14 February 1971)

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Family 1: Lucille Ruth Parker (b. 13 September 1912, d. 25 September 1993)

Son	Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr.+ (b. 21 February 1930, d. 21 May 1987)
Daughter	Joan Gladys Campbell+ (b. 13 June 1932, d. 29 March 1976)

Family 2: Angie Smith (b. 24 August 1915, d. 29 April 1993)

Son	David Ward Campbell
Son	John Allen Campbell
Son	Steven J. Campbell

Biography

Charles Edwin Campbell was born on 6 October 1910 in Tennessee. He married Lucille Ruth Parker on 9 May 1929; Lucille remarried to Russell C. Mohrmann and had a daughter, Mary Lee Mohrmann (1941-2006). He and Lucille Ruth Parker were divorced before November 1933. He married Angie Smith on 18 May 1935; Charles had previously remarried to Lucille Caroline Jackson at Kirkwood, MO on 10 NOV 1933, under a license dated 2 NOV 1933 at St. Louis Co., MO. This marriage was obviously extremely brief. There seems to be a possibility, based on the 1940 and 1950 residence of his daughter Joan with his parents, that Joan was a product of this very brief marriage and was raised by her grandparents. However, all later documentation (obituaries, etc.) refer to Joan as "daughter, sister", etc. of Lucille Parker and her other children. He and Angie Smith were divorced before January 1948 in St. Louis Co. (probably), MO. He died on 1 February 1973.

He was buried in February 1973 in Bellerive Heritage Gardens, Creve Coeur, St. Lous Co., MO, Findagrave #147503565.

Occupation: Division Manager, tobacco co. (1940.)¹ Charles Edwin Campbell lived on 7 April 1930 in University City, St. Louis, MO. He lived on 30 April 1940 in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN.¹

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Citations

[S4470] Other Places, ED 19-43, sheet 31A, Household 676, 1940 Federal Census, Davidson County, Tennessee. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 3884.

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Lucille Ruth Parker

F, #155172, b. 13 September 1912, d. 25 September 1993

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Family: Charles Edwin Campbell (b. 6 October 1910, d. 1 February 1973)

Son	Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr.+ (b. 21 February 1930, d. 21 May 1987)
Daughter	Joan Gladys Campbell+ (b. 13 June 1932, d. 29 March 1976)

Biography

Lucille Ruth Parker was born on 13 September 1912 in Missouri; daughter of Edward and Ruth (Morrison) Parker. She married Charles Edwin Campbell, son of Joseph Beasley Campbell and Mae Reeder Jennings, on 9 May 1929; Lucille remarried to Russell C. Mohrmann and had a daughter, Mary Lee Mohrmann (1941-2006). Lucille Ruth Parker and Charles Edwin Campbell were divorced before November 1933. She died on 25 September 1993.

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Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr.

M, #155173, b. 21 February 1930, d. 21 May 1987

Parents

Father	Charles Edwin Campbell (b. 6 October 1910, d. 1 February 1973)
Mother	Lucille Ruth Parker (b. 13 September 1912, d. 25 September 1993)

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Family: Elizabeth Anne "Ann" Clay (b. 7 December 1934, d. 17 January 2000)

Daughter	Mary Ellen Campbell+
Daughter	Mina Campbell+

Biography

Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr., was born on 21 February 1930 in Missouri. He married Elizabeth Anne "Ann" Clay on 27 January 1951 in Guardian Angel Church, St. Louis, MO. He died on 21 May 1987.

He was buried in 1987 in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Florissant, St. Louis Co., MO, Findagrave #47788576.

Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr., lived in 1976 in Florissant, St. Louis Co., MO.

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Elizabeth Anne "Ann" Clay

F, #155174, b. 7 December 1934, d. 17 January 2000

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Family: Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr., (b. 21 February 1930, d. 21 May 1987)

Daughter	Mary Ellen Campbell+
Daughter	Mina Campbell+

Biography

Elizabeth Anne "Ann" Clay was born on 7 December 1934 in Caruthersville, Pemiscot Co., MO; daughter of Harold "Dime" and Mary Belle (Hiller) Clay of St. Louis, MO, formerly of Caruthersville, MO. SS Applications & Claims shows 1932, but 1940 census (age 5) and all subsequent evidence is consistent with 1934. She married Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr., son of Charles Edwin Campbell and Lucille Ruth Parker, on 27 January 1951 in Guardian Angel Church, St. Louis, MO. Elizabeth Anne "Ann" Clay died on 17 January 2000.

She was buried in January 2000 in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Florissant, St. Louis Co., MO, Findagrave #47788578.

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Joan Gladys Campbell

F, #155175, b. 13 June 1932, d. 29 March 1976

Parents

Father	Charles Edwin Campbell (b. 6 October 1910, d. 1 February 1973)
Mother	Lucille Ruth Parker (b. 13 September 1912, d. 25 September 1993)

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Family: Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer (b. 3 September 1930, d. 24 March 2022)

Son	Stephen Campbell Stromsdorfer+
Son	Jason Paul Stromsdorfer+
Son	Todd Andrew Stromsdorfer
Son	Boyd Mitchell Stromsdorfer
Daughter	Paula Leigh Stromsdorfer

Biography

Joan Gladys Campbell was born on 13 June 1932 in Missouri; Joan's residence as of the 1940 census was with her paternal grandparents, rather than with her ostensible mother, Lucille Parker. This raises the possiblity that her mother was actually Lucille Caroline Jackson. She married Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer on 13 September 1953 in St. Louis, MO. She died on 29 March 1976 in St. Louis, MO,

Obituary -- Alton Telegraph, Alton Illinois; Tuesday, 30 MAR 1976, page 15:

Stromsdorfer

Mrs. Joan C. Stromsdorfer, of Godfrey died Monday at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis.

Surviving are her husband, Dr. Paul G. Stromsdorfer, whom she married Sept. 13, 1953, in St. Louis; a daughter, Paula, at home; four sons, Stephen, a student at Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., Jason, Todd and Boyd, all at home; and a brother, Charles Campbell of Florissant, Mo.

Friends may. call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Quinn Funeral Home.

Services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Cortley Burroughs officiating.

Graveside services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday at Hiram Memorial Park Cemetery, Mason Road. St. Louis County.

She was buried in April 1976 in Bellerive Heritage Gardens, Creve Coeur, St. Lous Co., MO.

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Angie Smith

F, #155176, b. 24 August 1915, d. 29 April 1993

Pedigree Link

Family: Charles Edwin Campbell (b. 6 October 1910, d. 1 February 1973)

Son	David Ward Campbell
Son	John Allen Campbell
Son	Steven J. Campbell

Biography

Angie Smith was born on 24 August 1915 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., MI; daughter of Russell Jay and Bessie Belle (Wood) Smith. She married Charles Edwin Campbell, son of Joseph Beasley Campbell and Mae Reeder Jennings, on 18 May 1935; Charles had previously remarried to Lucille Caroline Jackson at Kirkwood, MO on 10 NOV 1933, under a license dated 2 NOV 1933 at St. Louis Co., MO. This marriage was obviously extremely brief. There seems to be a possibility, based on the 1940 and 1950 residence of his daughter Joan with his parents, that Joan was a product of this very brief marriage and was raised by her grandparents. However, all later documentation (obituaries, etc.) refer to Joan as "daughter, sister", etc. of Lucille Parker and her other children. Angie Smith and Charles Edwin Campbell were divorced before January 1948 in St. Louis Co. (probably), MO. She died on 29 April 1993 in St. Petersburg General Hospital, St. Petersburg, Pinellas Co., FL,

Obituary -- Tampa Bay Times, Tampa, Florida; Thursday, 6 MAY 1993, page 17 (Newspapers.com):

SHOOK, ANGIE, 77, of Clearwater, died Thursday (April 29, 1993) at St. Petersburg General Hospital. She was born in Ann Arbor, Mich., and came here in 1959 from Kirkwood, Md. (sic) She was a Protestant and a member of Cove Cay Country Club, Clearwater.

Survivors include her husband, Robert E.; five sons, David Campbell, Clearwater, John Campbell, Riverdale, Md., Steve Campbell, Madrid, Frank Sextro III, Brandon, and Mike Sextro, Holiday; 15 grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter.

National Cremation Society, Largo.

NOTE: Kirkwood is in St. Louis Co., MO.

Angie Smith lived on 30 April 1940 in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN.¹ She lived on 3 April 1950 in Kirkwood, St. Louis Co., MO.² She lived in 1959 in Kirkwood, St. Louis Co., MO.

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Citations

[S4470] Other Places, ED 19-43, sheet 31A, Household 676, 1940 Federal Census, Davidson County, Tennessee. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 3884.
[S5603] Kirkwood, ED 95-80, sheet 6, Dwelling 49, 1950 Federal Census, St. Louis County, Missouri. Microfilm Image, NARA NAID #43290879, Roll 125.

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Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer

M, #155181, b. 3 September 1930, d. 24 March 2022

Pedigree Link

Family: Joan Gladys Campbell (b. 13 June 1932, d. 29 March 1976)

Son	Stephen Campbell Stromsdorfer+
Son	Jason Paul Stromsdorfer+
Son	Todd Andrew Stromsdorfer
Son	Boyd Mitchell Stromsdorfer
Daughter	Paula Leigh Stromsdorfer

Biography

Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer was born on 3 September 1930; son of George and Elizabeth (Schuessler) Stromsdorfer. He married Joan Gladys Campbell, daughter of Charles Edwin Campbell and Lucille Ruth Parker, on 13 September 1953 in St. Louis, MO. Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer died on 24 March 2022.

He was buried in March 2022 in Bellerive Heritage Gardens, Creve Coeur, St. Lous Co., MO, Findagrave #250231175.

Dr. Paul George Stromsdorfer lived from 1976 to 1993 in Alton, Madison Co., IL. He lived from 1998 to 2020 in Beech Mountain, NC.

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