Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

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21801	WV TEC5 Med Dept. 17 ORD CO WWII Richard Combs was a member of the 17th Ordnance Company. He was stationed in the Philippine Islands when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Ten hours later, he lived through the bombing of Clark Airfield. For four months, his unit worked to keep the tanks running of the Provisional Tank Group. For four months they slowed Japans conquest of the Philippines. Without food, without adequate supplies, and no hope of being relieved, he became a Prisoner of War on April 9, 1942, when Bataan was surrendered to the Japanese. He took part in the death march from Mariveles to Capas. There, 100 POWs were packed into small wooden boxcars that could hold 40 men or 8 horses. At San Fernando, the living left the boxcars and those who had died fell to the floor. The POWs walked the final miles to Camp ODonnell. As a POW, he was held at Camp ODonnell. The death rate in the camp was so high that the Japanese opened a new camp at Cabanatuan and transferred the healthier POWs there. He remained at Camp O'Donnell because he was too ill to be moved. He was one of the last POWs to die at the camp and was buried in the camp cemetery. After the war, his remains were identified and his family requested that they be returned to the United States. In October 1955, he was buried at Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery.	Combs, Richard A. (I41127)
21802	WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)
21803	WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)
21804	WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)	Rensch, Philip Harley (I7757)
21805	WWI Draft Card dated June 5, 1917, revealed he was single, of medium hieght, medium build, blue eyes, black hair and that his right hand middle finger was half missing. Service Start Date: Jul 25, 1918 Service End Date: 4 Feb 1919 Pvt in Co A 70 INF 10th Division World War I.
21806	WWI Draft Card dated June 5, 1917, revealed he was single, of medium hieght, medium build, blue eyes, black hair and that his right hand middle finger was half missing. Service Start Date: Jul 25, 1918 Service End Date: 4 Feb 1919 Pvt in Co A 70 INF 10th Division World War I.
21807	WWI Draft Card dated June 5, 1917, revealed he was single, of medium hieght, medium build, blue eyes, black hair and that his right hand middle finger was half missing. Service Start Date: Jul 25, 1918 Service End Date: 4 Feb 1919 Pvt in Co A 70 INF 10th Division World War I.	Suttle, Earl Herbert (I25975)
21808	WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
21809	WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
21810	WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.	House, Benjamin Franklin 'Ben' (I746)
21811	WWII veteran, served in North Africa	Goff, William A. (I46954)
21812	Wynona Royse Alvord, 74, of Olney, went to meet her Lord and Savior on Thursday, October 13, 2022. Wynona was born July 3, 1948, in Olney to Norven J. Weidner and Lucille Jones Weidner. She married Julian Rozell Royse and they welcomed 4 children: LaDana Abernathy (significant other Joe Reid), Debbie Royse, Donald Royse and Duane Royse. Julian preceded her in death on November 15, 1976. Wynona later married Bert E. Alvord, and they added one daughter, Belinda Alvord, to the family. Bert preceded her in death on February 18, 2019. Wynona's joy in life was being a wife, mother, grandmother, and sister. She is survived by her 5 children, one grandson, Caleb, two sisters, one brother, several sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law and their spouses as well as many nieces and nephews. Wynona was a caregiver to many in the community, whether young, or old. She was a "grandma" to 4 special boys Isaiah, Payton, Malachi and Declan, who loved her dearly. Through the years, her favorite activities she enjoyed were baking, gardening, and playing bingo. Visitation will be from 5-7 PM on Wednesday, October 19, 2022 in the chapel of Thrasher Family Funeral Home. Private family services will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent in her memory to Heart to Heart Hospice, 610 East Walnut Street, Evansville, Indiana, 47713	Weidner, Wyona (I53350)
21813	Y Y Age 47 at death.
21814	Y Y Age 47 at death.
21815	Y Y Age 47 at death.	Stenge, Maria (I9792)
21816	Y Y Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.
21817	Y Y Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.
21818	Y Y Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.
21819	Y Y Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.
21820	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Renfrow, A. (I21206)
21821	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McIntire, M.R. (I21207)
21822	Y Y died as an infant
21823	Y Y died as an infant
21824	Y Y died as an infant
21825	Y Y died as an infant
21826	Y Y died as an infant
21827	Y Y died as an infant
21828	Y Y died as an infant	Abegglen, Ulrich (I6420)
21829	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Welch, B. (I5414)
21830	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Graham, B. (I5149)
21831	Y Y Died in Infancy
21832	Y Y Died in infancy
21833	Y Y Died in infancy
21834	Y Y Died in infancy
21835	Y Y Died in infancy
21836	Y Y Died in infancy
21837	Y Y Died in infancy
21838	Y Y Died in infancy
21839	Y Y Died in infancy
21840	Y Y Died in Infancy
21841	Y Y Died in Infancy
21842	Y Y Died in infancy
21843	Y Y Died in infancy
21844	Y Y Died in infancy
21845	Y Y Died in infancy
21846	Y Y Died in infancy
21847	Y Y Died in infancy
21848	Y Y Died in infancy
21849	Y Y Died in infancy
21850	Y Y Died in Infancy

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21801

WV TEC5 Med Dept. 17 ORD CO WWII

Richard Combs was a member of the 17th Ordnance Company. He was stationed in the Philippine Islands when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Ten hours later, he lived through the bombing of Clark Airfield. For four months, his unit worked to keep the tanks running of the Provisional Tank Group.

For four months they slowed Japans conquest of the Philippines. Without food, without adequate supplies, and no hope of being relieved, he became a Prisoner of War on April 9, 1942, when Bataan was surrendered to the Japanese.
He took part in the death march from Mariveles to Capas. There, 100 POWs were packed into small wooden boxcars that could hold 40 men or 8 horses. At San Fernando, the living left the boxcars and those who had died fell to the floor. The POWs walked the final miles to Camp ODonnell.

As a POW, he was held at Camp ODonnell. The death rate in the camp was so high that the Japanese opened a new camp at Cabanatuan and transferred the healthier POWs there. He remained at Camp O'Donnell because he was too ill to be moved. He was one of the last POWs to die at the camp and was buried in the camp cemetery. After the war, his remains were identified and his family requested that they be returned to the United States. In October 1955, he was buried at Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery.

Combs, Richard A. (I41127)

21802

WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)

21803

WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)

21804

WW1 Vet (Tina Hursh notes)

Rensch, Philip Harley (I7757)

21805

WWI Draft Card dated June 5, 1917, revealed he was single, of medium hieght, medium build, blue eyes, black hair and that his right hand middle finger was half missing.

Service Start Date: Jul 25, 1918
Service End Date: 4 Feb 1919
Pvt in Co A 70 INF 10th Division World War I.

21806

21807

Suttle, Earl Herbert (I25975)

21808

WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.

21809

WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.

21810

WWI Draft Registration Card exempts him for appendicitis. He is described a medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.

House, Benjamin Franklin 'Ben' (I746)

21811

WWII veteran, served in North Africa

Goff, William A. (I46954)

21812

Wynona Royse Alvord, 74, of Olney, went to meet her Lord and Savior on Thursday, October 13, 2022.

Wynona was born July 3, 1948, in Olney to Norven J. Weidner and Lucille Jones Weidner. She married Julian Rozell Royse and they welcomed 4 children: LaDana Abernathy (significant other Joe Reid), Debbie Royse, Donald Royse and Duane Royse. Julian preceded her in death on November 15, 1976. Wynona later married Bert E. Alvord, and they added one daughter, Belinda Alvord, to the family. Bert preceded her in death on February 18, 2019.

Wynona's joy in life was being a wife, mother, grandmother, and sister. She is survived by her 5 children, one grandson, Caleb, two sisters, one brother, several sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law and their spouses as well as many nieces and nephews.

Wynona was a caregiver to many in the community, whether young, or old. She was a "grandma" to 4 special boys Isaiah, Payton, Malachi and Declan, who loved her dearly. Through the years, her favorite activities she enjoyed were baking, gardening, and playing bingo.

Visitation will be from 5-7 PM on Wednesday, October 19, 2022 in the chapel of Thrasher Family Funeral Home. Private family services will be held at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent in her memory to Heart to Heart Hospice, 610 East Walnut Street, Evansville, Indiana, 47713

Weidner, Wyona (I53350)

21813

Y

Y

Age 47 at death.

21814

Y

Y

Age 47 at death.

21815

Y

Y

Age 47 at death.

Stenge, Maria (I9792)

21816

Y

Y

Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.

21817

Y

Y

Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.

21818

Y

Y

Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.

21819

Y

Y

Alfred Renfrow and Martha Rosily McIntire, both died within hours of each other leaving 3 small daughters.

21820

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Renfrow, A. (I21206)

21821

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

McIntire, M.R. (I21207)

21822

Y

Y

died as an infant

21823

Y

Y

died as an infant

21824

Y

Y

died as an infant

21825

Y

Y

died as an infant

21826

Y

Y

died as an infant

21827

Y

Y

died as an infant

21828

Y

Y

died as an infant

Abegglen, Ulrich (I6420)

21829

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Welch, B. (I5414)

21830

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Graham, B. (I5149)

21831

Y

Y

Died in Infancy

21832

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21833

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21834

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21835

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21836

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21837

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21838

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21839

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21840

Y

Y

Died in Infancy

21841

Y

Y

Died in Infancy

21842

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21843

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21844

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21845

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21846

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21847

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21848

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21849

Y

Y

Died in infancy

21850

Y

Y

Died in Infancy

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