Person:Martha Riddle (5)

From: Alice Warner [1] Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 1:54 PM To: darrellwarner@@kc.rr.com Subject: Henderson/Warner Genealogy information

Hi Darrell, came across a few things thought you might be interested.

IN your file on your website you have a Martha Riddle that married J E Henderson. This Martha Riddle is the daughter of James Riddle and Georgia/Georgeann Cutwright or Cartwright. Another daughter of this couple is also in your website, Nancy Belle Riddle.

I figured out this connection because I have a picture of "Mrs. J.E. Henderson of Plainsville Farm out in the orchard feeding her flock of white chickens now isn't she a stylish figure ha ha. for mother from Martha."

A note scribbled underneath says "Blanche's 1st cousin's mother-in-law". Blanche being my great-grandmother, Eva Blanche Whaley. I looked into the Whaley family and pretty much decided it wasn't another Whaley cousin that married a Henderson. Then I found Martha Riddle-- I decided that the reason that it says mother-in-law is that she must have given it to her mother in law before it entered Blanche's possession. The onle "Mrs. J E Henderson" that could be connected to Blanche's 1st cousin is actually her first cousin rather than her cousin's mil, I think.

On a completely separate note, I found a postcard with a picture of a Warner looking WWI soldier. It was from a Pvt. Luther H. Warner and addressed to Miss Lella Warner (daughter of Jonas R. Warner) and I decided this must be the Luther listed in your file, who would be a 1st cousin to Aunt Lella.

There are several other Warner and related pictures-- I am scanning them and they will be up on my website sometime this or next week-- if you're interested I'll send you the link when they are up, and you can post them on your website as well if you like, so long as you list me as the owner of the original image.

Also, looking at the close relatives to my family on your site-- additional information for Raymond Paul "Jack" Warner b. 1917. He was in US Army Air Corps before it became the US Air Force. He died in Ohio, 5 Dec 2004 and was interred at Arlington National Cemetery 12 Jan 2004. His grave overlooks the Pentagon-- I went to his burial although I never did actually know him, and I've been back to see his stone several times, and am going back again soon, to photograph it for my records.

Name: Raymond Paul Warner Veteran's Rank: LT COL Branch: US Air Force Last known address: C/O Director Arlington, VA 22111-0000 Birth Date: 19 Sep 1917 Death Date: 5 Dec 2003 Veteran Service Start Date: 29 Nov 1947 Veteran Service End Date: 16 Sep 1965 Interment Date: 12 Jan 2004 Cemetery: Arlington National Cemetery Buried At: Section 68 Site 802 Cemetery URL: http://www.arlingtoncemetery.org/

Alice Warner