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John Saltray
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Born 31 July 1959 New York, New York USA. Son of Robert George Saltray and Mary Teresa Saltray (McInerney). Moved to Denver Colorado in summer of 1964. Graduated from George Washington High School 1977. Moved to Tulsa Oklahoma in 1986 to work for American Airlines. Moved to Lille France in the summer of 1990. Married Valerie-Marie Dave in 1991 in Tulsa, OK. Moved to Luxembourg in 1994 to work for the European Commission. Son Jeremy James Armand Saltray born in Luxembourg 24 July 1995. Moved to a suburb of Amsterdam Netherlands in 1997 to work for IBM Netherlands. Daughter Margaux Mary Michelle Saltray born 26 May 2001. Moved to Montpellier France summer of 2002 to work for IBM France. Then in 2003 was unemployed for the next 2 years and was a stay at home Dad. In July 2005, mainly due to no job prospects, went to work for VISA in Basingstoke, England and commuted back and forth between Greolieres France and Basingstoke, England. At this writing, 19 November 2020, working from home in Greolieres, France still working for VISA.
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Born into slavery in Virginia in 1856, Booker T. Washington rose to prominence as an influential African-American educator, author, and presidential advisor during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, overcoming a difficult childhood characterized by poverty and lack of education to become a leading figure in the fight for civil rights.
Despite facing numerous obstacles, including a lack of funding and racial discrimination, he founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, where he and his students worked tirelessly to build a school that would provide education and training to African-Americans, with the ultimate goal of empowering them to take charge of their own futures and become leaders in their communities.
Through his tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to the cause of equality, Washington became a symbol of hope and inspiration for generations of African-Americans.
To read about his long and illustrious life, see New York Times Obituary - November 15, 1915.
Margaret and Booker Taliaferro Washington
This is a photo of Booker Taliaferro Washington and his 3rd wife, Margaret Murray Washington, added by Ancient Faces on January 9, 2012.
This photo was taken just 5 years after Margaret and Booker had been invited to join Teddy and Edith Roosevelt for dinner at the White House. The move wasn't popular in the South.
Margaret was Booker's 3rd wife. His first 2 wives, died - Fannie (Fanny) Smith Washington (1858–1884) married 1882, and Olivia America Davidson Washington (June 11, 1854 – May 9, 1889) married 1886. He married Margaret in 1893 and she survived him.
This photo was taken just 5 years after Margaret and Booker had been invited to join Teddy and Edith Roosevelt for dinner at the White House. The move wasn't popular in the South.
Margaret was Booker's 3rd wife. His first 2 wives, died - Fannie (Fanny) Smith Washington (1858–1884) married 1882, and Olivia America Davidson Washington (June 11, 1854 – May 9, 1889) married 1886. He married Margaret in 1893 and she survived him.
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John Francis Saltray, son of Robert George Saltray and Mary Teresa Saltray ( maiden name McInerney) Father of Jeremy James Saltray and Margaux Mary Saltray.
Joseph Saltray was born to Joseph Zaletray, and has a brother George Saltray. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Joseph Saltray.
George was born to father Joseph Zaletray of 1220 Fortieth Street, Borough Park, Brooklyn. George married Sarah Bullint also of Hungarian decent. George had three brother, Joseph Jr., Frank and David. George and Sarah had one son, Robert George Saltray (deceased). Robert married Mary Teresa McInerney from County Cavan Ireland and they had had two boys: John Francis Saltray and James Edward Saltray. John married Valerie Marie Dave (deceased) from Lille, France and they have two children: Jeremy James Saltray born 24th of July, 1995 and Margaux Mary Saltray born 26th of May 2001. John is currently living in both France and the UK. Jeremy and Margaux in the south of France however, Margaux is moving to the north of France. James Saltray married Crystal (???) and they have two children, John Patrick Saltray and Caitlin Marie Saltray. James Saltray and his family reside in Colorado, USA.
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