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Stacey Underwood
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I am a disabled veteran residing in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I served in the US Naval Submarine Force for about 8-years all tolled. I have been researching our family's history for going on some 15+ years or so.
About my family:
The family branch, to which [I] belong, came to this hemisphere from the British Isles in the early 1600s looking for a better life. Principally, my paternal ancestors settled in the region of New England, eventually, settling in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and even in the wildernesses of New Brunswick, Canada. My maternal ancestry gradually immigrated from Canada to the United States—more specifically, from the “shores” of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island (PEI). These “hearty and stout” (i.e., stout both in heart and stature) peoples would eventually take-up residence in the New England states of Maine and Massachusetts. As time has marched-on, much like [t]hat with America, immigrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, have found “a place to call home” within the arms of our family. For [we] all came from different lands with divergent backgrounds, cultures, and creeds to “call ourselves with one voice—‘American’ ”.
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CPL Lodwick Daniel Underwood
Corporal Lodwick Underwood enlisted in the 4th Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company I, c. August 2, 1862 at the Recruiting Station in Jamaica, Vermont. After running away 5-times to join-up, his father finally relented and consigned him into the custody of the army. His unit was "Mustered-In", and entered into Federal Service on September 18 through 21, 1862 and boarded the train at Brattleboro Station, on September 22, 1862 bound for the "Seat of War" in Virginia that very same day. About October 20, 1862, his regiment incorporated into the 1st Vermont Brigade (aka, the "Vermont Brigade" or the "Old Brigade") soon after the arrival of the 6th Vermont Infantry Regiment at Camp Advance near the Chain Bridge in Virginia.
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Sylvinia Clark (Crowell)
My mother, Sylvinia Clark (Crowell) Underwood, at our home on Wa'ah Pu'u (pronounced: Wah-ah Poo-Oo) Place in the town of Wahiawa near the US Army Post of Schoffield Barracks on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, in 1963.
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USS George Bancroft, South Carolina 1989
My (MS2(SS) Stacey Underwood's) boat, USS George Bancroft SSBN 643 heads out to sea, from Charleston Harbor, SC, in 1989. Heading Out On Patrol Again.
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Raymond Sylvester Emmett Underwood Jr., NCO Academy, Fort Knox, Kentucky
NCO Academy at Fort Knox, Kentucky: My father, SSGT. Raymond Sylvester Emmett Underwood, Jr, is haloed next to the M4 Sherman Tank, on the right side of the photo. He would become a Drill Instructor and promoted to Seargent First Class (SFC) in 1967, just before his 3rd Tour-of-Duty in Vietnam (1968).
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Stacey Underwood
I am a disabled veteran residing in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I served in the US Naval Submarine Force for about 8-years all tolled. I have been researching our family's history for going on some 15+ years or so.
The family branch, to which [I] belong, came to this hemisphere from the British Isles in the early 1600s looking for a better life. Principally, my paternal ancestors settled in the region of New England, eventually, settling in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and even in the wildernesses of New Brunswick, Canada. My maternal ancestry gradually immigrated from Canada to the United States—more specifically, from the “shores” of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island (PEI). These “hearty and stout” (i.e., stout both in heart and stature) peoples would eventually take-up residence in the New England states of Maine and Massachusetts. As time has marched-on, much like [t]hat with America, immigrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, have found “a place to call home” within the arms of our family. For [we] all came from different lands with divergent backgrounds, cultures, and creeds to “call ourselves with one voice—‘American’ ”.
The family branch, to which [I] belong, came to this hemisphere from the British Isles in the early 1600s looking for a better life. Principally, my paternal ancestors settled in the region of New England, eventually, settling in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and even in the wildernesses of New Brunswick, Canada. My maternal ancestry gradually immigrated from Canada to the United States—more specifically, from the “shores” of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island (PEI). These “hearty and stout” (i.e., stout both in heart and stature) peoples would eventually take-up residence in the New England states of Maine and Massachusetts. As time has marched-on, much like [t]hat with America, immigrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, have found “a place to call home” within the arms of our family. For [we] all came from different lands with divergent backgrounds, cultures, and creeds to “call ourselves with one voice—‘American’ ”.
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CPL Lodwick Daniel Underwood
Corporal Lodwick Underwood enlisted in the 4th Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company I, c. August 2, 1862 at the Recruiting Station in Jamaica, Vermont. After running away 5-times to join-up, his father finally relented and consigned him into the custody of the army. His unit was "Mustered-In", and entered into Federal Service on September 18 through 21, 1862 and boarded the train at Brattleboro Station, on September 22, 1862 bound for the "Seat of War" in Virginia that very same day. About October 20, 1862, his regiment incorporated into the 1st Vermont Brigade (aka, the "Vermont Brigade" or the "Old Brigade") soon after the arrival of the 6th Vermont Infantry Regiment at Camp Advance near the Chain Bridge in Virginia.
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Stacey Underwood
I am a disabled veteran residing in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I served in the US Naval Submarine Force for about 8-years all tolled. I have been researching our family's history for going on some 15+ years or so.
The family branch, to which [I] belong, came to this hemisphere from the British Isles in the early 1600s looking for a better life. Principally, my paternal ancestors settled in the region of New England, eventually, settling in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and even in the wildernesses of New Brunswick, Canada. My maternal ancestry gradually immigrated from Canada to the United States—more specifically, from the “shores” of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island (PEI). These “hearty and stout” (i.e., stout both in heart and stature) peoples would eventually take-up residence in the New England states of Maine and Massachusetts. As time has marched-on, much like [t]hat with America, immigrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, have found “a place to call home” within the arms of our family. For [we] all came from different lands with divergent backgrounds, cultures, and creeds to “call ourselves with one voice—‘American’ ”.
The family branch, to which [I] belong, came to this hemisphere from the British Isles in the early 1600s looking for a better life. Principally, my paternal ancestors settled in the region of New England, eventually, settling in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and even in the wildernesses of New Brunswick, Canada. My maternal ancestry gradually immigrated from Canada to the United States—more specifically, from the “shores” of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island (PEI). These “hearty and stout” (i.e., stout both in heart and stature) peoples would eventually take-up residence in the New England states of Maine and Massachusetts. As time has marched-on, much like [t]hat with America, immigrants seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families, have found “a place to call home” within the arms of our family. For [we] all came from different lands with divergent backgrounds, cultures, and creeds to “call ourselves with one voice—‘American’ ”.
Sylvinia Clark (Crowell)
My mother, Sylvinia Clark (Crowell) Underwood, at our home on Wa'ah Pu'u (pronounced: Wah-ah Poo-Oo) Place in the town of Wahiawa near the US Army Post of Schoffield Barracks on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, in 1963.
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Sylvinia Clark (Crowell) Underwood of 4602 4602 4602 Cod Dr Cod Dr Cod Dr, in Louisville, Kentucky United States was born in August 1926 in Framingham, MA. Sylvinia Underwood was in a relationship with Raymond Sylvester Emmett Underwood, Jr, and has a child Stacey Underwood. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Sylvinia Clark (Crowell).
Persis (Wheeler) Underwood was married to John Underwood, and they were together until John's death. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Persis (Wheeler) Underwood.
Paul E Rompel was born on January 18, 1946. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Paul E Rompel.
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