Once again, I read a Lewis Porter piece and realize that if there were no Lewis Porter I would not ever get anywhere near the information he’s giving us.
Looking forward to this. Played Sarah Vaughn’s “If You Could See Me Now” on the air recently (for Dameron’s birthday) and noticed how big his sound was.
According to Wikipedia, in the last two censuses Twinsburg Heights has a majority African-American population, and this website implies it was founded as so: https://twinsburg200.com/history-of-the-heights-2/. Also, it says what was once Richner Road is now named Hadden Road.
Thank you so much for this information. Morris Webster is my husband's uncle, whom he never met. Vivian was my mother-in-law.
Morris' youngest sister, Delores, is not mentioned here.
My husband's family here in California, shared very little information with their children about their deceased uncle Morris . When can we expect to recieve more of your wonderful research?
It's great to hear from you! I have a lot of experience and a little training in genealogy, and still it took something like 10 hours of work over several days to find the info that I shared. I will look again to see if Delores is mentioned, but please understand that it's not my purpose here to construct a complete family tree. As for what's coming up—as my subscribers know, at any given time I am working on about 5 or 6 different research projects, and really it's not possible to know when each one will be ready to post. But as I noted, there will be two more essays on Freddie Webster. I have drafted them but they're not ready yet. THANK YOU FOR WRITING!!
Hello Again, I have added Delores as well as other info, so please re-read starting from "His father, Fred D. Webster" all the way to "Albert Doll." Also please email me directly at Lrpjazz@gmail.com and I'll send you more Webster family genealogy that i found this morning. As for the trumpeter, I'll have a lot more on him in the next two essays! THANK YOU
Hello, I have been putting many hours into researching Freddie Webster. I did send you an email but I never received a response. I have a question for you. If you see this please reply. THANK YOU
Oooh...!
Once again, I read a Lewis Porter piece and realize that if there were no Lewis Porter I would not ever get anywhere near the information he’s giving us.
Thank you Karl! More to come!
I second that statement @
Looking forward to this. Played Sarah Vaughn’s “If You Could See Me Now” on the air recently (for Dameron’s birthday) and noticed how big his sound was.
According to Wikipedia, in the last two censuses Twinsburg Heights has a majority African-American population, and this website implies it was founded as so: https://twinsburg200.com/history-of-the-heights-2/. Also, it says what was once Richner Road is now named Hadden Road.
I'll check that and see if it's worth adding that info to the essay. THANK YOU! I always give credit--shall I say Igor?
Any name is okay!
Ha ha--OK--I added it.
Thank you so much for this information. Morris Webster is my husband's uncle, whom he never met. Vivian was my mother-in-law.
Morris' youngest sister, Delores, is not mentioned here.
My husband's family here in California, shared very little information with their children about their deceased uncle Morris . When can we expect to recieve more of your wonderful research?
It's great to hear from you! I have a lot of experience and a little training in genealogy, and still it took something like 10 hours of work over several days to find the info that I shared. I will look again to see if Delores is mentioned, but please understand that it's not my purpose here to construct a complete family tree. As for what's coming up—as my subscribers know, at any given time I am working on about 5 or 6 different research projects, and really it's not possible to know when each one will be ready to post. But as I noted, there will be two more essays on Freddie Webster. I have drafted them but they're not ready yet. THANK YOU FOR WRITING!!
Hello Again, I have added Delores as well as other info, so please re-read starting from "His father, Fred D. Webster" all the way to "Albert Doll." Also please email me directly at Lrpjazz@gmail.com and I'll send you more Webster family genealogy that i found this morning. As for the trumpeter, I'll have a lot more on him in the next two essays! THANK YOU
Hello, I have been putting many hours into researching Freddie Webster. I did send you an email but I never received a response. I have a question for you. If you see this please reply. THANK YOU
Long overdue. This man has always been a mystery to me. I know Miles talked about him alot.