Robin Kabrich

A photo of Rosemary Boatwright's family?

I never met "Grampa Shorty",Robert Lee Kabrich. Due to a drinking problem he was divorced from my Grandmother who later died in childbirth delivering a baby that was conceived with her new man. I hear that Lee sobered up later in life and I like to think he died sober. He was from St. Augustine Florida and fathered my Uncle Harry Lee Kabrich who I also never met. I understand that my uncle Harry died in WI on Sept 11, 2013 and that he left 8 cousins I have also never met. If anyone can put me in touch with this branch of my family tree I would be so grateful.

This is my gg grandfather, Lorenzo Burton Mitchell, while in the Civil War. He married Caroline Anna Tate and was the son of Hedekiah Isaiah and Hannah ? Mitchell.

Graduating class 635 Aug. 1st, 1945. This is a panorama photo so will have to send it in sections. Would like to hear from anyone served or trained at Maxwell or if you recognize anyone in the photo.

Last names include:
McGee, Wood, Kaubinger, McKee, Schultz, Spiedel, Parker, Dain (4th row), Miller, Mitchell, Mohler, Homes, Dorsey, Quigly, Longacre, Tulley (3rd row), Saunders, Buzzelli, Teirson, Gardner, Dorbin, Hurlock, Dommermuth, Tukua, Chuck Driscoll (age 27 2nd row), Copeland, Wallace, Orsborn, Cheffey, Gaunt, Hitishue, Walker, Day, Wright (1st row)

Gravestone of Frances Marion Mitchell

(Picture found in scrapbook in Memphis, Tennessee 2007)

Harrison (Ark.) Daily Times - Thursday, April 12, 1973
Confederate Veterans Reunion

The Confederate Veterans Reunion was held in Harrison in 1914. The files of the Times of September 18, 1914 had this account:

On the morning of the second day of the exConfederate Reunion last Saturday, a parade was made, ending with an automobile ride about the city.

After this a photograph was made of the Camp in a body, standing on and around the north steps of the court house.

In the afternoon addresses were made by Judge E.G. Mitchell, Troy Pace, Mrs. Minnie Helm and others. Mrs. Harvey Lewis read an original poem — a tribute to those who wore the Gray, and the Daughters of the Confederacy, led by Mrs. J. E. Andrews and Misses Nona and lnez Williford, sang “Maryland, My Maryland.”

Most of the people are identified but several are not. If you can identify them, call Dr. Troy Coffman of Harrison, who furnished the photo.
Identified by numbers, the group includes:

1. Morris Vance
2. Abe Brooks
3. M. M. Hathcoat
4. Sid Allen
5. Joseph W. Bryant
6. Thomas J. Creel
7. George J. Crump
8. John H. Coffman
9. Mrs. John H. Coffman
10. Mrs. Ben M. Estes
11. Ben M. Estes
12. John J. Marrs
13. —
14. Joe Jackson
15. —
16. John McDonald (?)
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19. Bud Potts (?)
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21. Will A. Blalock
22. Holsford (Tuck) Ratcliff
23. W. H. Harrell
24. James Wasson
25. —
26. —.
27. Jason F. Whittaker
28. Charlie Burns
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33. J. W.Andrews
34. William (Bill) Clark
35. —
36. —
37. —
38. —
39. —
40. Wilshire Pruitt
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43. Joseph George Williford.

clipping of James Henry "Jim" Mitchell obit.

James Henry Mitchell, Confederate State of America,Private- 41ST Mississippi Infantry Company H, Prisoner of War, paroled at Holly Springs MS during May 1865, Enlisted March 9, 1862 at Rocky Ford Mississippi.

Son of Samuel L. Mitchell and Elizabeth Frances Dobbs.

A photo of Joseph Edward Kabrich, 1866 - 1937.

Mother and Son: Robert H Kabrich visits his mother, Minnie Rose Kabrich, at her home in Christiansburg, VA, around 1944
People in photo include: Minnie Rose Kabrich

My grandmother
People in photo include: Minnie Rose Harris Kabrich

A photo of Anna Belle & Frank Morse circa 1957.
People in photo include: Anna Belle and Anna (Herzing) Morse