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Category: Family
This house complex is no longer. It was torn down for a repair of Whiskey Creek Rd after a major damage to the road due to flooding.
The kids are my sisters and brother, but I have never met them. Nor do I know anything about them. It is a shame I never got to have them as sisters and/or brother.
Donald William Moore is now deceased [2006]. He was a EHS graduate. We married in 1974 and were married 30 years. We were together 34 years.
Deceased: [2006 of Lung Cancer]
Profile: Hunted, White Water Boating, History-Early American, Gangster History, Sports Fan, Water Skyed, Swimming, Socializing, Country Western Music, Museums, Family Gatherings/Interactions, Liked Animals, etc.
Died a Christian at the end of his life.
Graduation Picture 1964
Marilyn {Ameigh} Moore on left, Kay cook on right, and Deborah {Debby} {Ameigh} Carl stand between.
As part of our vacation trip, we dressed in colonial clothes and had our picture taken on the boardwalk in Ocean City in 2006.
Douglas “Doc” Madison died of a heart attack in 1963. I will always consider him my father. George may have contributed
to my DNA, but Douglas Madison WAS my father.
Mary & Glen Wilcox married in the 1970’s divorced and remarried. He died of old age.
Howie and Mom never married, but were very close friends. He was her last man personal-friend. He died of old age. He was a Veteran.
TALL MAN IS ALBERT SMITH
In the late 1800’s, Albert Smith was a territorial guide for Fort Ticonderoga
He later had a farm in the Webb Mills, NY, area. He cleared his own farm and 3 farmlands for his children. He raised pigs. He had a barn with a pig area on the lower level and a drinking establishment above with rooms on the next floor. Ladies were welcome, but had to come accompanied by men. He was a hard working man. He married two women. His first wife died and Elsie Cook went to live for a while with her Aunt Stilson. Albert Smith is buried at Webb Mills Cemetery.
Barbara, George, Donald, and Richard in Arizona 1986. Children of Grandma [Ameigh] Wally when all grown-up.
dyed my hair 5/14/2022 to a light golden brown.
Born Nov 1946 and still alive in 2022. Throughout my life, I have had many health issues. Currently handicapped from a 1986 car accident. I have broken my back in the 1990’s [have cement in my spine disk]. Also, had a liver transplant in 2007 as I inherited from both parents a gene that causes liver failure. Since birth have had thyroid problems. There are other issues, but I won’t go into them hereon. In any case, I am still living.
During my life, I have worked in two universities as a secretary and in a cemetery as a secretary to a Vice President and a coordinator. Other jobs have included over the years, babysitter, factory worker [a week as it did not work out well], store clerk, employment office clerical worker, computer operator in the shipping dept, waitress, and who knows what else. In any case, my life has not been boring and I have had lots of experiences.
I obtained an AAS degree from Corning Community College in Information Technology in 1986. dyed my hair 5/14/2022 to a light golden brown.
During my life, I have moved around a lot. Some locations have been Hawaii, California, Guam, PA, NY, Maryland, Florida, and lots of places between California and NY. I was a Navy brat during my early years until age 8 or 9. My Mother liked to move around a lot too. However, I spent a lot of time here and there with Grandma Cook which was great. I appreciate my Mother letting me have a relationship with my Grandma Cook and Grandma [Ameigh] Walley.
Currently, heavy [obese], but have had many times in my life where I was thin with a good body shape. Guess I ruined it though.
Also, very Christian.
- 85 to 114: Average intelligence.
- 115 to 129: Above average or bright.
- 130 to 144: Moderately gifted.
- 145 to 159: Highly gifted.
Marilyn {Ameigh} Moore’s IQ is 130 with limited effort.
Usually function at B+ or A- level in life if such were given school grades.
It should be noted that I need more focus and discipline in my efforts. Also, my memory could be better, especially with names.
My Grandmother, Elsie Cook, died at 84 many years ago. She had 13 children and worked at the County Farm [as an employee] in Bath for years. She taught young children and teenagers christian training through the Caton Baptist Church. She was a fantastic cook.
DNA test for Ancestry Results 2016 – for Mary E. Wilcox.
