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July 10, 2020

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Rea I. Hagenbuch

Rea Isaiah Hagenbuch Birth 9 Aug 1886 Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania, United States Death 16 Dec 1964 Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States Buried Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States Parents Isaiah Bomboy Hagenbuch, 1836–1912 [B] Sarah "Hettie" Harriet (Ketcham) Hagenbuch, 1846–1924 [B] Gender Male Spouses Laura A. (Barton) Hagenbuch, 1895–1976 [m. 1914] Annie "Winnie" Winifred (Jones) Hagenbuch, 1897–1982 [m. 1919] Children Nancy Rita Maxwell (Hagenbuch) Harwood, 1927–2011 Jean Rae (Hagenbuch) Ellis, 1930–2013 Information First marriage information found in marriage record index.1 First marriage record of Rea I. Hagenbuch to Laura A. Barton ↩︎ Life Events 9 Aug 1886 – born in Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania, United States 25 Sep 1914 – Married Laura A. (Barton) Hagenbuch 31 Mar 1919 – Married Annie "Winnie" W. (Jones) Hagenbuch 6 Aug 1927 – Da...

RAY HARWOOD, ERRETT CALLAHANS SCHOOL

Obituary of Errett Hargrove Callahan Jr. Errett Hargrove Callahan, Jr., born December 17, 1937 and died May 29, 2019 in Lynchburg, VA. He attended Christ Church School, Hampden-Sydney College, Virginia Commonwealth University and Catholic University (where he earned a master’s and PhD in anthropology). He enjoyed being a teacher, Boy Scout and Boy Scout leader and artist. He started the Mountain Man Program at Camp Monacan Scout Camp in the 1960’s. He was also founder of the Society of Primitive Technology. As an experimental archeologist (reconstructing stone knives, ceramics, bows and arrows, and primitive houses of ancient people ) he was recognized as one of the international leaders in the field. He authored several books about his projects, most recently about Danish Daggers. He was preceded by his father, Errett Callahan, Sr. and Mary Ingraham Callahan, of Lynchburg, VA. He leaves behind his daughter, Melody Callahan, Lynchburg, VA and his son, Tim Callahan of Portland, OR...

GUITAR SLINGERS' HALL OF FAME

Hall of Fame /ˌhôl əv ˈfām/ Learn to pronounce nounNorth American singular proper noun: Hall of Fame an institution honoring the achievements of individuals in a particular activity or field. "the BASEBALL Hall of Fame" the class or category of those who have excelled in a particular activity or field. noun: hall of fame; plural noun: halls of fame. Not in order of talent or popularity, but they all made a sugnifcant contribution to electric Bblues guitar slinging and were hense inducted. There are many more and there will be 25 new inductees each year. Guitar Slinger: An electric blues guitar player that merciously shredds, usually performs, or has performed with a "power trio" Base, Drums and shredding ELECTRIC blues guitar. The first on the scene in England would be Eric Clapton and his power trio "Cream" the also starting in England, The Jimi Hendrix Experience and the in Texas with Johnny w...

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