What About Aunts and Uncles By Marriage/ Birth? Part 12 ~ Irene Blakey Lankford Starky Kemp



This blog is In Memory Of Irene  Kemp

Irene Kemp was born Irene Amanda Blakey
was on born on January 29, 1922 in Yankton, South Dakota.
She was the daughter of Henry  Blakey (1883 - 1967) and
Mary Elizabeth (Fristoe) Blakey (1889 -1957).

Irene married  Robert Lewis LANKFARD (1911 - 2000).
Their children: Patrica and Robert Lewis LANKFARD.

Irene married  William Russell STARKEY (1918 - 1967).
Their children:  William, Russell and Theodore STARKEY.

Irene was the widow of Harvey Daniel KEMP (1912 - 1974).

Irene passed away on September 29, 1996 in St. Paul, MN.
Below is a copy of Irene's obituary.
Irene had a beautiful life.
I'm thankful that I had the honor of meeting her at family reunions.

Find A Grave Memorial: Irene Amanda (Blakey) Kemp Click On

The 100th Anniversary of Olbrey Pierson Blakley's Birth

Rev. Olbrey Pierson Blakley
He was born on Sept 17, 1912 in St. Joseph, Missouri.
He passed away on Jan 3 1943 in St. Joseph, Missouri.
He was the son of John BLAKEY Blakley
and Jennie BARTLETT Blakley LYLE.

 

What About Aunts and Uncles By Marriage? Eugene T. Richardson Part 11

Eugene was born on April 11, 1912.
He  married Mary Jane Blakley on November 28, 1943.

Mary was the daughter of John Blakey Blakley and Jennie (Bartlett) Blakley - Lyle.

They had two adopted daughters.
Bonnie Jean Richardson (1949- 1965)
Mary Kaye Richardson Cunningham (1953- 2003)

What About Aunts and Uncles By Marriage? Comezell Walker Sr: Part 9

Comezell Walker Sr.
1922 - 1964

 Comezell Walker was born on August 30, 1922 in Paraloma, Arkansas.

He was the son of Ezekiel H. "Zeke" WALKER and
Texie (Graves) Lovejoy WALKER - NEAL

Comezell was married Ella BOYKIN
Comezell was married on Josephine LANKFORD
Comezell and Josephine had 3 sons,
Comezell Jr. Clinton and Earl Walker

Comezell Walker Sr passed away on May 19, 1964.

Comezell's siblings from
Ezekiel 1st wife: Mary B. Hans/ Haynes

Ezekiel Walker's children with the Walker surname

Conway, James, Ocie/O.C, Thomas, Rosa, Esper,
Chester, McKinely and Hesakie.

Comezell's mother Texie also married
Mabry Lovejoy
Andrew Johnson NEAL

Texie's children
MacCoy Lovejoy
Maple Lovejoy
Davie Lovejoy
Henry Lovejoy
and
Nellie Mae Neal

Special Years As Ages & Vice Vera

This is a re post from my Xanga site on Sunday, 13 September 2009

I can recall when I started noticing some things in my life. I saw some significant in this. When I turned 33, I though about how old Jesus was when He died. What it felt like to be 33.

But as I look back in my teens, I though when I turned 13 that my father was going to died. I don't recall why I thought that. My father, David coughed a lot.

My father was sick man. He worked in a foundry. But when I turned 13, It was the start of my teenage years. My father was born in 1913.

By the time I was 19 or 20, things had a turn. I was more into Jesus and reading the Bible. When I reach 29 another turn came. I would be in my 30's.

Then as I grew, I started reading the psalms as the age I was at that time. Psalm 33- and so on. By the time I reach 39, I saw some special years coming into my life. Then I went into my 40's where I am at now.

My father's mother, Jennie's life to be only about 41 or 42. My mother gave birth to me when she was almost 43. I began to catch on to things during my 40's.

My father's father, John passed away about 46. My father was about 49 1/2 when I was born. When my sibling turn in their 60's and 70's, I noticed some things. ...63 and 48, 69,70, and so forth.

The years 1988, 1989, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and beyond. I saw some things too. I don't know how I come across this things. But I am so happy when I see the connections.

May the LORD reveal to us things that we can see. May we be aware of the times that we are in. May the joy of the LORD be fill in us on our journey.

On The Journey...
Special Years As Ages & Vice Vera

This was an interesting discovery.
I've another blog that is another discovery.

Have A GREAT Week!
Peace to you,
Susan