Paul Family History & Genealogy

My Grandmother, Marie Katharine Paul Kaelin.
Photo was taken outside of her home on Germantown Ave. in Philadelphia, PA.

This is a photo of Emily Knowlton's gravestone at the Geelong Eastern Cemetery.
Emily is buried with her second husband James Knowlton.
Emily's first husband George Denithorne is buried in a grave nearby with his & Emily's children.
Also commemorated in this grave is James Knowlton's first wife Janet (top) and Emily's sister Mary Hannah Paul (bottom) who never married and died in the Geelong infirmary.

My Father!

Memorial Photo

Jeane and Eva Royale with Children at daughter's wedding

Jack Paul circa 1950s in the Army

Thanksgiving

Ann J Paul

A photo of the grave of Leslie Louis Paul and Genevieve E. Paul

A photo of Kenneth Allan Paul

A photo of Kenneth Allan Paul

A photo of Richard Earl Paul

A photo of Rebecca Sue Paul

A photo of Rebecca Paul Brawley - this was mom's last birthday

A photo of Rebecca Paul and me, her daughter Trina Middleton. Was just a few weeks before mom passed.
People in photo include: Trina Middleton

A photo of Ronald James Paul

Handley Page Halifax ll
Serial HR692
Call code ZA-Rhttps://www.ancientfaces.com/admin/photo/1318200
Left from: Melbourne – Yorkshire UK
Date: March 12th 1943
Time of departure 19.21h
Destination: Essen
Cause of crash: Shot down by: Oberleutnant Manfred Meurer 6NJG1
Time of the crash: 21.40h.
Place of the crash: Horst (L) The Netherlands.

The city of Essen and especially the factory complexes of steel company Krupp, one of the centers of the German war industry, was the target of a bomb attack that was to be carried out by 457 British bombers on the night of Friday 12 on Saturday 13 March 1943, of which 12 Halifax aircraft from the 10th Squadron that was stationed at RAF Melbourne. Shortly after 8.30 pm the forefront of this attack wave flew over Holland and from that moment on the crews had to deal with the German night fighters. On the outward and return route between the Dutch coast and the Ruhr area no less than 23 bombers would be lost this time. The Halifax II HR692 ZA-R with a seven-men crew was intercepted above Horst by Oberleutnant Meurer of 6 NJG1 at 21.12 hours. The aircraft caught fire, exploded in the air and ended up about 100 meters west of the provincial road Horst-Venray, near café "De Oude Lind". The entire crew died, including navigator R.J. Paul, a gifted pianist and composer. The seven were buried on 23 March 1943 in Venlo. In 1947, their remains were transferred to Jonkerbos War Cemetery in Nijmegen.
During his fall, the bomber lost part of his load. One of the bombs fell down on a farm on the Gastendonkstraat in Horst and exploded there. Two children of the family, who were outside the house at the time of the explosion, were initially missed, but after the fire brigade and “Luchtbeschermingsdienst” arrived and had started an investigation on the terrain of the explosion, their remains were excavated and transferred to the morgue of the local hospital. The mother of both victims, was taken into in the sick ward of thehospital with wounds on her head.
In the wider area of the crashed plane, so many unexploded explosives were found the next day that all roads in the area were closed by order of the Feldgendarmerie. Also seven houses were evacuated. All bombs were detonated on Saturday 20 March at 3 pm by a military expert from Fliegerhorst Venlo, after which the local residents could return to their homes

Source: Book Vliegveld Venlo Part 2 by Jan Derix

Crew:

Flight Sergeant Leslie Barker
Service nr. 968735, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age:26

Sergeant Air Gunner James Freel
Service nr. 1126762, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age: 21

Sergeant Air Gunner George Albert Hyatt
Service nr. 1318574, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age: Unknown

Sergeant Navigator Kenneth Alfred Mills
Service nr. 1440297, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age: 22

Flying Officer*Navigator Ronald James Paul
Service nr. 125563, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age:21

Sergeant Wireless Operator/Air Gunner Leonard Evan Thomas
Service nr. 1291773, RAF Volunteer Reserve
Age: Unknown

Sergeant Flight Engineer William Lloyd “George” Thompson
Servicenr. R89257, Royal Canadian Air Force.
Age: 21

LEST WE FORGET
REST IN PEACE YOU BRAVE MEN.
YOU GAVE YOUR LIVES FOR OUR FREEDOM

A photo of Katica M. (Isaac) Paul

Paul Father & Son
People in photo include: Gary Paul

A photo of Gary & Kelly Paul. Not Ancient yet but good to put some family photos up.
People in photo include: Kelly Paul

A photo of Gary Paul

Barrineau Family Thanksgiving, Pennsylvania 1955 or 1956:

Far back of the table: Herbert Benjamin Barrineau. On his left (your right) : Robert Charles Barrineau (1934-2008), Frank Paul Sr. (deceased), Deloris Loraine Barrineau, Paul Vandergift Faust, Gertrude Barrineau Kornegay Jones, Irene Barrineau Riess, Rose Marie Fujie Barrineau Immerfall, Mary Agnes Martin (Marcinic) Barrineau, on her lap Linda Lee Paul.

On his right: Aunt Helen from Czechoslovakia (Her husband is taking the pics), Richard Eugene Barrineau, Millard Fillmore (Mickey) Barrineau, Gerald Thomas (Jerry) Barrineau, Mary Annebella (Me) Barrineau Lynch, Frank (Lil Franky) Paul.
There are two(2) family members missing and they are: Herbert Benjamin Barrineau Jr. (1932-1974) and James Barrineau (was in the Korean War at that time)
People in photo include: Frank Paul Sr., Deloris Loraine Barrineau, Gertrude (Barrineau) Kornegay Jones, Irene (Barrineau) Riess, Rose Marie (Fujie) Barrineau Immerfall, Mary Agnes Martin (Marcinic) Barrineau, Linda Lee Paul, Richard Eugene Barrineau, Millard Fillmore "Mickey" Barrineau, and Gerald Thomas "Jerry" Barrineau

Alice Paul, leader of the National Woman’s Party, unfurled the completed Ratification Flag in Washington D.C. in August 1920 to celebrate passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing women nationally the right to vote.