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Sara Kendrick Barteau
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I live in Florida and am researching the following Surnames: Andress, Arkes, Aubuchon, Barteau, Day, East, Janeau or Johno or Jano, Kendrick, Keeven, Lester, Layton, Maddocks, and Martin, Rhame or Remy as the main ones.
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Grave of PVT. Barteau
My Uncle Irving George Barteau was killed on July 30th of 1944 during an invasion at St. Lo, France. He was buried there on August 11, 1944 and the following information came from a report sent to his family from the Army:
PVT. Irving George Barteau, ASN 37 623 855, is buried in Plot H, Row 16, Grave 7
Headstone: Cross
Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial in St. James, France.
His Cross on the Tombstone reads:
Irving G. Barteau
PVT. 115 INF 29 DIVISION
Missouri Aug. 11, 1944
PVT. Irving George Barteau, ASN 37 623 855, is buried in Plot H, Row 16, Grave 7
Headstone: Cross
Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial in St. James, France.
His Cross on the Tombstone reads:
Irving G. Barteau
PVT. 115 INF 29 DIVISION
Missouri Aug. 11, 1944
PVT Irving George Barteau
My Uncle, PVT. Irving George Barteau was in the Army for only a short time and was participating in his second campaign before he lost his life at St. Lo, France on 30 July 1944. He was the youngest of ten children born to Anna Elizabeth Arkes and Edward Francis Barteau. He married Mary Catherine Kistner in 1941 in Florissant, Missouri.
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PFC William Henry Meyer
William Henry Meyer, the maternal grandfather of Phillip Jerome Barteau, was one of the first volunteers when the U.S. entered W W I. He was in the Coast Artillery stationed at Fort Winfield Scott; now called the Presidio.
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Edward Francis Barteau
A photo of Edward Francis Barteau. My husband, Phillip Jerome Barteau's grandfather, Edward Francis Barteau is reputed to be part Blackfoot Indian. He is the son of Mary Louise Janeau and Francois Edward Barteau. He married Anna Elizabeth Arkes in Florissant, Missouri on 4 Aug 1897 and they had ten children, nine living to adulthood. He and Anna celebrated their Golden Anniversary in 1947. He died in Florissant on 25 June 1950.
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Wedding Day of John and Mettie Andress
My grandparents, John Lee Andress and Linnie Elmetta Lester on their wedding day in Butler County, Alabama. Taken on 28 Mar 1895.
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Family of Bernard Henry and Mary Keeven
Family photo of Bernard Henry Arkes and Mary Keeven Arkes' family. It was taken in the mid 1880s in the Ferguson / Florissant area of Missouri. Their daughter, Anna Elizabeth Arkes, is the grandmother of Phllip Jerome Barteau.
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Edward Francis Barteau
A photo of Edward Francis Barteau. My husband, Phillip Jerome Barteau's grandfather, Edward Francis Barteau is reputed to be part Blackfoot Indian. He is the son of Mary Louise Janeau and Francois Edward Barteau. He married Anna Elizabeth Arkes in Florissant, Missouri on 4 Aug 1897 and they had ten children, nine living to adulthood. He and Anna celebrated their Golden Anniversary in 1947. He died in Florissant on 25 June 1950.
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PFC William Henry Meyer
William Henry Meyer, the maternal grandfather of Phillip Jerome Barteau, was one of the first volunteers when the U.S. entered W W I. He was in the Coast Artillery stationed at Fort Winfield Scott; now called the Presidio.
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Stephen Francis Andress
My great grandfather, Stephen Francis Andress. He is the son of William Andress and Nancy Anne Rhame and husband of Sarah Jane East. He was a First Sergeant in Company B of the Sixth Alabama Cavalry Regiment in the Civil War.
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PVT Irving George Barteau
My Uncle, PVT. Irving George Barteau was in the Army for only a short time and was participating in his second campaign before he lost his life at St. Lo, France on 30 July 1944. He was the youngest of ten children born to Anna Elizabeth Arkes and Edward Francis Barteau. He married Mary Catherine Kistner in 1941 in Florissant, Missouri.
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Nell Andress
This was how my beautiful Mother looked at the age of twenty. The picture was taken in Montgomery, Alabama before she was married. She is the daughter of John Lee Andress and Linnie Elmetta Lester and wife of Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Jr.
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Genevieve Elizabeth Martin
Genevieve Elizabeth Martin was born in Garden Grove, Iowa. She worked as a Harvey Girl for a time. She died in Denver, Colorado in 1927 while saving her daughter from a fire. She is the daughter of Joseph Harvey Martin and Catherine Wallace and the wife of William Charles Maddocks.
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Grave of PVT. Barteau
My Uncle Irving George Barteau was killed on July 30th of 1944 during an invasion at St. Lo, France. He was buried there on August 11, 1944 and the following information came from a report sent to his family from the Army:
PVT. Irving George Barteau, ASN 37 623 855, is buried in Plot H, Row 16, Grave 7
Headstone: Cross
Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial in St. James, France.
His Cross on the Tombstone reads:
Irving G. Barteau
PVT. 115 INF 29 DIVISION
Missouri Aug. 11, 1944
PVT. Irving George Barteau, ASN 37 623 855, is buried in Plot H, Row 16, Grave 7
Headstone: Cross
Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial in St. James, France.
His Cross on the Tombstone reads:
Irving G. Barteau
PVT. 115 INF 29 DIVISION
Missouri Aug. 11, 1944
Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Sr.
My grandfather, Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Sr. This might have been taken in Georgia or Florida by the looks of the foliage. He was a Railroad Locomotive Engineer for the L&N Railraod.
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Thomas Layton, Sr.
Thomas Layton, the great grandfather of Phillip Jerome Barteau, was the owner and Pharmacist of T. Layton, and later, T. Layton & Sons Drug Company in Perryville and then at the corner of St. Louis and Grand Avenues in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1880s.
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William Charles Maddocks
Will Maddocks emigrated from Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales in 1892. He was a Chef by trade. He also lived in St. Louis, Missouri and homesteaded in Castle Rock and Denver, Colorado.
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Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Jr.
Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Jr., the father of Sara Kendrick Barteau and the son of Lloyd Benjamin Kendrick, Sr., and Dora Agnes Montford. He is the husband of Nell Andress. This picture was cropped from his ID Card taken while he was at the Charleston Navy Yard, South Carolina.
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Linnie Elmetta Lester
My grandmother, Linnie Elmetta Lester. This picture was taken on her wedding day, 28 March 1895, in Butler County, Alabama. The picture was copied from a Tintype.
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Eli and Callie Lester
Eli Lester and his wife, Caroline (Callie) Jane Day, in front of their store on State Road 62 in Butler County, Alabama.
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Jeremiah Andress
This photo is copied from the original which was covered with convex glass (hence the poor copy) and was hanging in the home of Mrs. Erastus Marion Andress (nee Nannie Elizabeth Kirkpatrick) in Montgomery, Alabama. Currently believed to be in the possession of Martha Ray Harris in Montgomery. Jeremiah Andress is my great grand uncle on my Andress side. He is the only person I know of that fathered twenty-one children!
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Jean Baptiste Xavier Janeau
A photo of Jean Baptiste Xavier Janeau. My husband, Phillip Jerome Barteau's 2nd great grandfather, Jean Baptiste Xavier Janeau. He is full-blooded Blackfoot Indian according to his grandson, Edward Francis Barteau. Johno, as he was called, was born in St. Charles, Missouri to Emilie Sedilot dit Montreuil and Jean Baptiste Janeaux. He died in Florissant, Missouri on 19 Dec 1906 and is buried in St. Ferdinand's Cemetery there. He married Louise Thibault on 25 Aug 1846 in Florissant.
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William Joseph Martin
William Joseph Martin, son of William Marion Martin and Mary May Layton; father of Phillip Martin Barteau. Died of Leukemia at the age of thirty-five.
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John Lee and Stephen Francis
This photo was copied from a Tintype of my grandfather, John Lee Andress and his father, Stephen Francis Andress. It was taken about 1895 in Butler County, Alabama.
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