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Sarah Ludlow Ancestors of Robert Alexander Beckman Generation No. 1 1. Robert Alexander Beckman, born 15 Apr 2003 in Columbus, Ohio. He was the son of 2. Morgan Lee Beckman and 3. Linda Kay McDowell. Generation No. 2 2. Morgan Lee Beckman, born 1970. He was the son of 4. Robert Charles Beckman and 5. Sandra Kay Sanderson. He married 3. Linda Kay McDowell 19 Oct 2000 in Officer's Club, Dam Neck, Virginia Beach, Virginia. 3. Linda Kay McDowell, born 04 Jun 1971 in Norfolk, Virginia. She was the daughter of 6. Glen David McDowell and 7. Carol Ann Richardson. Child of Morgan Beckman and Linda McDowell is: 1 i. Robert Alexander Beckman, born 15 Apr 2003 in Columbus, Ohio. Generation No. 3 4. Robert Charles Beckman, born 11 Jun 1948 in Bayshore, New York; died 29 Sep 2002 in Circleville, Ohio. He was the son of 8. Charles Frederick Beckman and 9. Helen Marie Colville. He married 5. Sandra Kay Sanderson 14 Jun 1969 in Commercial Point, Ohio. 5. Sandra Kay Sanderson, born 24 Mar 1948 in Octa, Fayette County, Ohio. She was the daughter of 10. Loy Marlon Sanderson and 11. Ruth Marie Bock. Children of Robert Beckman and Sandra Sanderson are: 2 i. Morgan Lee Beckman, born 1970; married Linda Kay McDowell 19 Oct 2000 in Officer's Club, Dam Neck, Virginia Beach, Virginia. ii. Mallory Lynn Beckman, born 09 Dec 1973 in Circleville, Ohio. 6. Glen David McDowell, born 31 May 1948 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was the son of 12. Henry Rahe McDowell and 13. Leona Taylor. He married 7. Carol Ann Richardson 24 May 1968 in Belton, Anderson County, South Carolina. 7. Carol Ann Richardson, born 16 Dec 1948 in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 14. J. Clayton Richardson and 15. Anna Rush. Children of Glen McDowell and Carol Richardson are: 3 i. Linda Kay McDowell, born 04 Jun 1971 in Norfolk, Virginia; married Morgan Lee Beckman 19 Oct 2000 in Officer's Club, Dam Neck, Virginia Beach, Virginia. ii. Jason Glen McDowell, born 10 Feb 1974 in Norfolk, Virginia; married Jenifer Shaperio 01 Sep 2001 in Warren, Ohio; born 25 May 1971 in Warren, Ohio. Generation No. 4 8. Charles Frederick Beckman, born 04 May 1916 in Elmhurst, New York; died 02 May 2002 in Mesa, Arizona. He was the son of 16. Charles George Beckman and 17. Hermine Speyer. He married 9. Helen Marie Colville 31 Aug 1941. 9. Helen Marie Colville, born 13 May 1916 in Circleville, Ohio; died 06 Dec 1986 in Ashville, Ohio. She was the daughter of 18. Robert Gordon Colville and 19. Bertha Louise Granewitsch. Children of Charles Beckman and Helen Colville are: 4 i. Robert Charles Beckman, born 11 Jun 1948 in Bayshore, New York; died 29 Sep 2002 in Circleville, Ohio; married Sandra Kay Sanderson 14 Jun 1969 in Commercial Point, Ohio. 1 ii. Judith Anne Beckman, born 12 Mar 1951; married David Eliot Jamison 03 Jul 1988 in Ashville, Ohio; born 12 Sep 1956. 10. Loy Marlon Sanderson, born 31 Mar 1924 in Clark County, Ohio; died 28 May 2001 in Circleville, Pickaway County, Ohio. He was the son of 20. Loy Bassil Sanderson and 21. Alma Geneva Cornell. He married 11. Ruth Marie Bock 06 Apr 1947 in Milford, Ohio. 11. Ruth Marie Bock, born 19 Jan 1929 in Fayette County, Ohio; died 02 Mar 1979 in Commercial Point, Ohio. She was the daughter of 22. James Hoyt Bock and 23. Anna Louise Anderson. Children of Loy Sanderson and Ruth Bock are: 5 i. Sandra Kay Sanderson, born 24 Mar 1948 in Octa, Fayette County, Ohio; married Robert Charles Beckman 14 Jun 1969 in Commercial Point, Ohio. ii. Linda Ann Sanderson, born 04 Oct 1954; married Darrell Floyd Hodson 20 Mar 1976 in Springfield, Ohio. 12. Henry Rahe McDowell, born 04 Oct 1916 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; died 29 May 1993 in Willow Grove, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of 24. Charles Rufus McDowell and 25. Edna Mary Rahe. He married 13. Leona Taylor 24 Mar 1944 in Morganfield, Kentucky by the Rev Curry. 13. Leona Taylor, born 23 Sep 1921 in Corbin, Kentucky; died 22 Feb 2002 in Lititz, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of 26. Jesse Vale Taylor and 27. Martha Alice Lee. Children of Henry McDowell and Leona Taylor are: i. Donna Rahe McDowell, born 14 Feb 1945 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Stanley Scott Paist III 14 Jul 1973 in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; born 25 Aug 1946. ii. Henry Rahe McDowell, born 1947 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 6 iii. Glen David McDowell, born 31 May 1948 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Carol Ann Richardson 24 May 1968 in Belton, Anderson County, South Carolina. iv. Lawrence Robert McDowell, born 10 Jun 1950 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Sandra Shelton 17 Dec 1994 in Gresham, Oregon; born 06 Oct. v. Diane Elizabeth McDowell, born 28 Oct 1952 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Jack Potter 06 May 1987 in Willow Grove, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; born 26 Mar 1949. vi. James Neil McDowell, born 05 May 1954 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; married Lynda Elwell 04 Nov 1989 in Cape May, New Jersey; born 13 Jul 1960. vii. Gregory Stuart McDowell, born 05 May 1958 in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; married Patty 18 Sep 1982 in Willow Grove, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. viii. Paul Clayton McDowell, born 1960 in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; married Gail Gracey 30 Jun 1990 in Richboro, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; born 27 Nov 1960. ix. Randall Gordon McDowell, born 30 Sep 1961 in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; married Sherry Lynn Quessinberry 17 Apr 1983 in Pittsfield, Maine; born 24 Aug 1961 in Waterville, Maine. 14. J. Clayton Richardson, born 01 Nov 1920 in Fair Play, South Carolina. He was the son of 28. Edgar Newton Richardson and 29. Lula Mae Meredith. He married 15. Anna Rush 30 May 1946 in Fair Play, South Carolina. 15. Anna Rush, born 14 Jan 1923 in Bridgeston, New Jersey. She was the daughter of 30. Louis Rush and 31. Nellie Dzioba. Children of J. Richardson and Anna Rush are: i. Mary Elaine Richardson, born 15 Aug 1947; married (1) William Holiday 1967; married (2) Roy Martin 1990 in Clemson, SC; born 04 Dec 1954 in Clemson, SC. 7 ii. Carol Ann Richardson, born 16 Dec 1948 in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; married Glen David McDowell 24 May 1968 in Belton, Anderson County, South Carolina. iii. Clayton Eric Richardson, born 31 Oct 1951 in Anderson Co. SC; married Debbie Harnesberger in Anderson Co. SC; born 23 Aug 1955. iv. Susan Elizabeth Richardson, born 01 Jan 1954 in Anderson Co. SC; married Stephen P. Hughs III in Clemson, SC; born 12 Oct 1954. v. Victoria Kay Richardson, born 09 Feb 1956 in Anderson County, South Carolina; married Harold Griffith Culbreath 04 Jul 1982 in Fair Play, South Carolina; born 19 Sep 1946. vi. John Edgar Richardson, born 16 Jan 1958 in Anderson County, South Carolina; died 14 Oct 2002 in Oconee County, South Carolina; married Alisia. vii. Janis Lynn Richardson, born 27 May 1962 in Anderson Co. SC; married Samuel Cleveland Hall; born 2 05 Sep 1962. Generation No. 5 16. Charles George Beckman, born 11 Aug 1889 in Brooklyn, New York; died 30 Jan 1980 in Lakewood, New Jersey. He was the son of 32. Charles Beckman and 33. Annie Gass. He married 17. Hermine Speyer 16 Jun 1915 in Long Island, New York. 17. Hermine Speyer, born 07 Apr 1893 in New York, New York; died 04 Mar 1991 in Lakewood, New Jersey. She was the daughter of 34. Frederick Gehrhard Speyer and 35. Hermine Schneider. Children of Charles Beckman and Hermine Speyer are: 8 i. Charles Frederick Beckman, born 04 May 1916 in Elmhurst, New York; died 02 May 2002 in Mesa, Arizona; married (1) Helen Marie Colville 31 Aug 1941; married (2) Day Alva Trainer 07 Jul 1991. ii. Mildred Beckman, born 22 May 1923 in Elmhurst, New York; married Albert Capuro 24 Feb 1946; born 12 Aug 1912 in Easton, Pennsylvania; died 25 Nov 1997. 18. Robert Gordon Colville, born 27 Dec 1884 in Harrisville, Ohio; died 23 Nov 1964 in Pickaway County, Ohio. He was the son of 36. George Henderson Colville and 37. Melissa Garett Southward. He married 19. Bertha Louise Granewitsch 20 Jun 1910. 19. Bertha Louise Granewitsch, born 11 Apr 1885 in Hamburg, Germany; died 19 May 1969 in Phoenix, Arizona. She was the daughter of 38. William Granewitsch and 39. Augusta Sophia Kruger. Children of Robert Colville and Bertha Granewitsch are: i. George William Colville, born 05 Jul 1911. ii. John Frederick Colville, born 19 Mar 1914. 9 iii. Helen Marie Colville, born 13 May 1916 in Circleville, Ohio; died 06 Dec 1986 in Ashville, Ohio; married Charles Frederick Beckman 31 Aug 1941. iv. Elizabeth Ann Colville, born 19 Jun 1920. v. Jane Louise Colville, born 19 Jan 1922. 20. Loy Bassil Sanderson, born 19 May 1899 in Fayette County, Ohio; died 15 Nov 1980 in Springfield, Ohio. He was the son of 40. Loyola Brown Sanderson and 41. Mary Alice Moore. He married 21. Alma Geneva Cornell 23 May 1922 in Fayette County, Ohio. 21. Alma Geneva Cornell, born 22 Apr 1901 in Lawrence County, Ohio; died 01 Feb 1968 in Clark County, Ohio. She was the daughter of 42. Noah Maskel Cornell and 43. Nancy Ellen Cooper. Children of Loy Sanderson and Alma Cornell are: i. Betty Sanderson, born in Fayette County, Ohio; married Roger Baker in Clark County, Ohio. ii. Luree Spence Sanderson, married Fred Allen. iii. Mary Ellen Sanderson iv.
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