William P. TONRY Dr., 1840-1905
(Mrs. Anna (SURRATT) TONRY) |
Sarratt/Sarrett/Surratt Families of America (SFA)©
William P. TONRY Dr., 1840-1905;
Chapter 12.c
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(Mrs. Anna (SURRATT) TONRY) |
William P. TONRY Dr. [SFA FG 66]
(Oldest s/o Wm., 1 & Catharine (BRENNAM) TONRY, [FG 2566]
Born: 16-Apr-1840, Sligo, Ireland
Died: 05-Nov-1905, a65y at Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD
Buried: 08-Nov-1905, Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, DC.
Where a Headstone marks his grave. [See: Sec. 12-F, Lot 31)
At the age of 29yrs he married on 17 Jun 1869, at St Patrick's Church, Washington, DC. [See: M.Bk]
26 year old Eugenia Susanna SURRATT; (a.k.a. "Anna" ) [SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3]
Born: 01-Jan-1843, Prince George's Co., MD
Died: 24-Oct-1904, age 61yrs at Baltimore, MD [See 1904 Obit]
Buried: 26-Oct-1904 At: Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Where a Headstone marks her grave. [See: Sec. 12-F, Lot 31)
Chronological Time Line
William P. TONRY, MD., PhD. |
Type |
Date |
Age |
Remarks |
County |
Born |
1840 |
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in the home of his Parents.
County of Sligo |
Ireland |
Married |
1869 |
29yrs |
Miss Annie SURRATT, age 26yrs
St Patrick's Church |
Washington, DC |
Census |
1870 |
30yrs |
in Mrs. McCAULEY's Boarding House, with Wife & 1Ch. in
Baltimore, Ward #7 |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Bio |
1869 |
29yrs |
in "Men of Maryland & Washington, DC."
Baltimore, |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Census |
1880 |
40yrs |
in Rent House, with Wife & 4Ch. in
Baltimore, 4th Precinct |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
NPaper |
1898 |
58yrs |
Newspaper article of 2 TONRY sons fight'g for Union
Baltimore, |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Census |
1900 |
60yrs |
in Rent House, with Wife & 4Ch. in
Baltimore, Ward 12 |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Death |
1904 |
64yrs |
Wife Annie SURRATT, died age 61yrs
Baltimore, |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Death |
1905 |
65yrs |
Dr. TONRY, died age 65yrs
Baltimore, |
Baltimore Co., MD. |
Petersburg Daily Index
Petersburg, Virginia, June 19, 1869
Marriage of Miss Annie Surratt.
(Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.)
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WASHINGTON, JUNE 17,--Miss Annie Surratt
was married to-day, at St. Patrick's Church to Mr. Wm. P. TONRY,
a chemist employed in the Surgeon General's office.
The ceremony, which was very private, was conducted by Rev. Father Walter,
assisted by Rev. J. J. Kane.
The happy couple started immediately on a bridal tour North.
The bride appeared in better health than she has enjoyed for years.
It was the desire of the parties that the marriage should be strictly private,
and the usual publication of the bans was for this reason dispensed by Archbishop Spalding.
There were no bridesmaids or groomsmen. The bride was attended by her brother
Isaac SURRATT,
while John H. SURRATT occupied a seat in a pew in front
of the altar.
These and a few intimate acquaintances of the bridal party were the only
witnesses to the nuptial ceremony.
[Source: Virginia, [email protected]
Date: 15 Jul. 2004 5:23:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time
To: [email protected]
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Martha (Unk) McCAULEY
can be found with Family!
1870 Census, Baltimore Co. , MD
Baltimore, Ward #07 P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# M593-0574E.D.N/A Page, 033 F.Visit: 508
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Pg. |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
Sex |
Race |
Remarks |
Baltimore, Ward #07 - 
(Independent City)
1.3.2.8.1.3+ |
033 |
508 |
Martha |
(Unk) |
McCAULEY |
54 |
IRE |
1816 |
F |
W |
Keeping House! $5,000/$1,000 |
033 |
508 |
Gunna? |
|
LOGUE |
19 |
MD |
1851 |
F |
W |
At Home! |
033 |
508 |
Hirry? |
|
JONES |
9 |
MD |
1861 |
F |
W |
At Home! |
033 |
508 |
Sallie |
|
ROSCO |
24 |
MD |
1846 |
F |
W |
School Teacher! |
033 |
508 |
William |
P., Dr. |
TONRY |
30 |
IRE |
1840 |
M |
W |
H/H Chemist, $200 |
033 |
508 |
Anna E. |
(SURRATT) |
TONRY |
28 |
DC |
1842 |
F |
W |
m. 1yr Wm. P. Dr *1869 DC 5Ch |
033 |
508 |
William |
Surratt |
TONRY |
0.2 |
MD |
1870 |
M |
W |
Son 1st, At home |
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This paper is from the Biographical Cyclopedia of Representative Men of
Maryland and District of Columbia dated (1879) copyrighted ,(1878).
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TONRY, WILLIAM P.,MD, Ph.D.
Born 16 Apr 1840, at Sligo, Ireland
Occupation: *Analytical and Consulting Chemist, and Chemical Expert,
Baltimore, Maryland.
He the eldest son of William and Catharine (Brennan) TONRY. His father, who
is a "last maker"** by trade, removed during his infancey to Saint John,
New Brunswick, Canada, where he continued his business till 1848,
when such a revolution was effected in it by the introduction of machinery,
that he found it to his interest to remove to Boston, Massachusetts, where
he still resides. (1878). Professor TONRY attended the public schools of
Saint John and Boston,and passedthrough the grammer school in the latter city.
At the age of sixteen (a16y, 1856) he was sent by his parents to Maryland,
and commenced his collegiate studies in St.Charles College, in Howard County.
After completing the usual curriculum, he entered the Georgetown College,
District of Columbia, for the purpose of persuing a thorough post-graduate
course with the Jesuit students, in moral philosophy and the natural sciences.
Having been at this celebrated institution four years, he completed his course,
in 1865, and was immediately appointed adjunct Professor of Chemistry in the
same college. This was a position not only in harmony with his tastes, but
with his long-formed purpose of devoting his life to that fascinating science.
In 1866, a26y he accepted the position of assistant chemist in the laboratory
of the Surgeon-General of the United States Army, in Washington, which
position he filled with great ability till he was discharged by a special
order, issued June 21, 1869, four days after his marriage with
Miss Annie E. Suratt ( Elizabeth Susanna Surratt) born 01/01/1843--24/10/1904,
of Prince George's County,Maryland. He embraced that opportunity to travel
through the Unites States, particularly the Western States, with a
possible view of locating in one of their growing cities, But he finally
desided to return to Baltimore, where he established a labortory, as an
analytical and consulting chemist and chemical expert; where he has since
continued with uninterrupted success, winning for himself an enviable
reputation as one of the most eminent scientists in the State.
In 1871, a31y Professor TONRY accepted the chair of Analytical and
applied Chemistry at Maryland Institute, which he filled with conspicuious
ability and advantage to the institution till September, 1878. While in
charge of the chemical department of that school, Professor TONRY received
from his Alma Mater, Georgetown College, the honorary degree of Doctor of
Philosophy. That was the first degree of the kind ever conferred by that
venerable institution since its incorporation in 1790. That degree from
Georgetown College is equal to the same degree from European institutions,
as the faculty require, not only a theoretic, but a practical knowledge
of the natural sciences, also a full course of moral philosophy, pursued
in the Latin tongue.
Dr. TONRY has been engaged as chemical expert in many suits at law,
notably those of Mrs. Wharton, charged with thepoisoning of General
Ketchum, and for the murder of Mr. Van Ness, which obtained a world-
wide notoriety, being engaged by the State. He was also engaged in
the prosecution of Mrs. Llyod, of Leesburg, Va., for the poisoning of
her husband and children; and in others, too numerous to spcify.
Beside his customary duties, he has given numerous public lectures,
at the Maryland Institute, Peabody Institute, and Maryland Academy
of Science, on popular and scientific subjects, which have been
unsurpassed for the interest they have awakened, for the learning
they have exhibited, and for the brilliancy and eloqence of their
delivery.
He has always manifested a deep interest in educational and political
affers. In 1876, a36y He was appointed a member of the school board
from the Eighth Ward 8th, which he held till elected, in 1877, to
the second branchnch of the City Council, for the term of two years.
In that body he has become prominent by his persistent opposition
to extravagant legislation, and his eloquent advocacy of honest local
government. Largely through his efforts the appropriation for 1877 was
reduced half a million dollars.
He holds that city governments should be lifted out of the domain of party
politics, and managed with the intergrity and prudence that a firm would
manage its business; although for national matters he believes in parties,
and is a stanch adherent of the Democratic party, while in religion he is
a Roman Catholic. He is a leading member of the Maryland Academy of Science,
and also of the American Public Health Association.
Dr. TONRY is a gentleman of unblemished character,and among scientific and
learned men holds a deservedly high rank. His knowledge of the natural
sciences, particulary of chemistry, is both extensive and accurate, and
in cases requiring absolute certainty, his tests and decisions are regarded
as final by thoes best able to form a reliable judgment. He is now [1879]
in the prime of manhood, [a39y] and gives promise of a useful and
honorable career beyond the average of human life.
Dr and Mrs. TONRY have four (4) children, viz,
William, Albert, Reginald I. Dr., and Clara.
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Note on above:
* Under today's job titles Dr. TONRY would most likely be a
Forenisic Scientist
** One who made the wooden forms for the shoe-maker to make
the new shoes.
This letter came from Reginald S. (Surratt) Tonry of Oregon, who is the
great great grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Tonry and the Great Great Great
Grandson of Mary Eugenia (Jenkins) Surratt.
I have the history of Mary Anna Surratt and I will pass it on to all.
Best Regards
John James Tonry per [REF:#002.5]
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William P., Dr. TONRY
can be found with Family!
1880 Census, Baltimore Co. , MD
Baltimore, part of 4th precinct P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T009-0500E.D. 81 Page, 094b F.Visit:54
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Pg. |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
Sex |
Race |
Remarks |
Baltimore, part of 4th precinct - 
Dated: 02 Jun 1880, 118 E. Eagan St.
1.3.2.8.1.3 |
094b |
54 |
William |
P., Dr. |
TONRY |
40 |
IRE |
1840 |
M |
W |
H/H Rent, Chemist |
094b |
54 |
Anna E. |
(SURRATT) |
TONRY |
37 |
DC |
1843 |
F |
W |
m.11yrs Wm. P. Dr *1869 DC 5Ch |
094b |
54 |
William |
S. |
TONRY |
10 |
MD |
1870 |
M |
W |
Son 1st, At School |
094b |
54 |
Albert |
S. |
TONRY |
8 |
MD |
1872 |
M |
W |
Son 2nd, At School |
094b |
54 |
Reginald |
I. |
TONRY |
5 |
MD |
1875 |
M |
W |
m. Celcelia B. BOND, c1897 |
094b |
54 |
Clara |
S. |
TONRY |
3 |
MD |
1877 |
F |
W |
Dau 1st, At Home |
Dr. TONRY, listed both Parents born in Ireland.
Wife Annie (Surratt), listed both Parents born in Maryland. |
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT NEWSPAPER, BEDFORD, INDIANA
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1898
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MRS. SURRATT'S GRANDSONS.
Two of Them Now Fighting for Union Sam.
The whirligig of time sets things in strange juxtaposition. In June,
1896, President Grant removed William P. TONRY from office because TONRY
married Anna E. SURRATT, daughter of the famous Mrs. SURRATT, who was
hanged after trial for complicity in the plot against the life of Abraham
Lincoln.
At Chickamauga a few days ago, when the Fifth Maryland Volunteers were
encamped there, they were under command of Gen. Frederick D. GRANT. In
that regiment were two men � one Reginald I. TONRY, age 24yrs Sergeant in Company
C, commanded by Capt. THOMSON, and the other Albert S. TONRY, age 26yrs Corporal in
Company D, commanded by Capt. BOYDEN. They were the sons of the man who
had lost his position, because he had married Mrs. SURRATT's daughter,
and they were grandsons of Mrs. SURRATT.
Mrs. SURRATT's two sons, John and Isaac, are both living and both are in
the service of the Bay Line, Baltimore.
The Baltimore Sun, which makes record of this curious minor fact in
history, also calls attention to the presence of Col. MARSHALL's son,
Markham, on Gen. F. D. GRANT's staff. Markham's father was one of Gen.
LEE's favorite aides, and a gallant and brilliant soldier.
[Spanish-American War 1898-1899]
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William P. TONRY
can be found with Family!
1900 Census Baltimore, Ward #12, Baltimore Co., MD
Dated: 06 Jun 1900, 340 28th St.
Fed. #, Reel# T623-0613 E.D. 158 Page:005a F.Visit:94
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Pg. |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Mt |
b.Yr. |
Remarks |
Baltimore, Ward #12 - 
Dated: 06 Jun 1900, 340 28th St. - 
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3 |
005a |
94 |
William |
P. |
TONRY |
59 |
MA |
Sep |
1841 |
H/H Rent, Chemist |
005a |
94 |
Annie E. |
(SURRATT) |
TONRY |
57 |
MD |
Jan |
1843 |
m.21yrs Wm. P. Dr *1869 DC 5Ch 4Liv |
005a |
94 |
William |
S. |
TONRY |
30 |
MD |
Mar |
1870 |
Son 1st, Chemist |
005a |
94 |
Albert |
S. |
TONRY |
28 |
MD |
Aug |
1872 |
Son 2nd, Clerk |
005a |
94 |
Reginal |
I. |
TONRY |
26 |
MD |
Jul |
1874 |
Son 3rd, Physician |
005a |
94 |
Clara |
|
TONRY |
22 |
MD |
Nov |
1878 |
Dau 1st, At Home |
Dr. TONRY, now list he was born in Massachusetts? & Parents born in MA.
Wife Annie (Surratt), now list Father born MD. Mother born in VA.?
All the Children listed Father born MA. & Mother born in VA.? |
Unknown Times Newspaper, Oct. 25, 1904
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WAS MRS'S SURRATT'S CHILD
THE LINCOLN CONSPIRATOR'S DAUGHTER,
MRS. W.P. TONRY, DEAD
The Marriage in 1869, Lost a
Resposibile Position in the War
Department - Two Sons Served in
the Spanish War.
Baltimore, MD. Oct. 25 -- Mrs. William
P. TONRY, the only daughter of Mrs. Mary E. SURRATT,
who was put to death for being involved in the
Lincoln conspiracy, died here early to-day after
several years' illness, resulting from her efforts to
save her mother. She was 68 years old.
June 21, 1869, William P. TONRY, employed in Washington,
lost his position under peculiar circumstances, and it is
said, with approval of President GRANT.
He had severed in the United States Army during the
Civil War, and he had been detailed as assistant chemist
in the laboratory of the Surgeon General's office,
which position he had filled with entire satisfaction.
The trouble was said to be that he had just married.
He had married, at that a woman any loyal citizen
of the United States ought not to marry, according
to the views of the supposedly loyal citizen of the United States,
at that particular time.
His bride was Anna E. SURRATT. The girl's mother had been
hanged a short time before for complicity in the assassination
of President LINCOLN.
At Chickamauga in 1898 when the Fifth Maryland Volunteers were
encamped there, they were under Command of General Frederick GRANT.
In that regiment were Reginald I. TONRY, Sergeant in Company "C"
Commanded by Captain THOMPSON, and Albert S. TONRY, Corporal in
Company "L", Commanded by Captain BOYDEN.
They were the sons of the man who had lost his position because
he had married Mrs. SURRATT'S Daughter, and they were Grandsons
of Mrs. SURRATT.
Many remember Mrs. SURRATT'S trial and conviction after John Wilkes
BOOTH had killed the President. They remember her hanging, too,
but very few remember that her son-in-law, a loyal Union Soldier,
was discharged because he married her daughter. And very, very few
know that Mrs. SURRATT's two Grandsons were serving under the Stars
and Strips in the Volunteer Army. Mrs. TONRY had just left school
when her mother was hanged. She was (probably about 18 years old
and was an only daughter.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery, 1300 Bladensburg Road, N.E.
Washington, DC. 2002 |
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"Daughter"
Ann (Surratt) TONRY, aged 61yrs
01 Jan 1843 - 24 Oct 1904 |
(Mary E. (Jenkins) SURRATT) |
"Son"
Isaac D. SURRATT, age 66yrs
02 Jun 1841 - 15 Nov 1907 |
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Lincoln's Assassins, A Complete Account of their Capture, Trial & Punishment
by Roy Z. Chamlee, per [REF:#17]
Anna SURRATT, never recovered from the traumatic events.
Unable to bear living in the house on H street,
she stayed for a short time with John BROPHY
and his wife and then lived with the HOLOHANS.
After passing through a period of ostracism,
she married a government clerk, William P. TONRY.
Some believed Federal authorities dismissed him
for marrying Anna. For a while the couple lived
in poverty. But TONRY eventually became a professor
and a highly respected chemist in Baltimore.
Their improving financial and social position relived
some strain in Anna's life, but she continued to suffer
emotionally and physically. Her hair turned white in
her early thirties. She remained subject to fits of
extreme nervousness, boarding on insanity.
Living in
Baltimore, close to the TONRYS, were her brother
John and his family.
Isaac SURRATT returned to the United States from
Monterrey, Mexico, in 1866. He also moved to
Baltimore, where he lived quietly. With the
passage of years, John & Anna gradually let
the conspiracy issue rest.
Roy, does NOT list any "Source" to the above. This must be his "Conjecture" ..prs
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Deed, April 23, 1915
STATE OF MARYLAND }
} SS.
COUNTY of Baltimore }
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Mr. J. C. MATTINGLY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 344 D
Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C.
THIS DEED made this 23rd day of April in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen, by and between:
JOHN W. RIDGELEY, of Washington, D.C. party of the first part, and
BLOSSIE K. MILLER and WILLIAM V. MILLER, as tenant in common, of
Prince George's County, Maryland, parties of the second part,
witnesseth.
WHEREAS Mrs. MARY E. (JENKINS) SURRATT departed this life a widow and intestate,
leaving her only heirs-at-law, one
JOHN H. SURRATT,
ANNA S. TONRY (nec surratt), [dec'd] and
ISAAC SURRATT [dec'd] and
whereas the said ISAAC SURRATT departed this life intestate and unmarried,
leaving as his only heirs-at-law the said
JOHN H. SURRATT and his nephews and niece,
ALBERT S. TONRY,
REGINALD I. TONRY,
WILLIAM S. TONRY, and
CLARA S. TONRY,
only children and heirs-at-law of the said
ANNA S. (Surratt) TONRY, who died intestate, and whereas:
ALBERT S. TONRY, REGINALD I. TONRY, WILLIAM S. TONRY, CLARA S. TONRY, and JOHN H. SARRATT,
have by various deeds conveyed their interest in the hereinafter
described property to JOHN W. RIDGELEY.
NOW, therefore, this DEED witnesseth, that in consideration of
the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars ($1,250) the said
party of the first part does grant and convey unto BLOSSIE K.
MILLER and WILLIAM V. MILLER, parties of the second part, their
heirs and assigns, in simple, all that piece or parcel of ground
situate, lying and being in Prince George's County, State of
Maryland, and being described as follows, to wit:
Being all that piece or parcel of land situated in Surrats
District, known as part of "His Lordship's Kindness", and
lying on the road from Washington, D.C. to T.B., Maryland, and
adjoining the property upon which the Catholic Church, at
Surrattsville, Maryland, is situated, and found by recent survey
to be contained within the following metes and bounds, courses
and distances, to wit:
Beginning for the same at center of the intersection of the roads
from Piscataway to Upper Marlboro and from Brandywine to
Washington, D.C. and running thence with the center of the
Brandywine and Washington Road
(1) North 14 15' West 544.6 feet to the Church Property, with same
(2) North 77 15' East 815 feet, then leaving said Church property
(3) South 15 30' East 519 feet to Piscataway and Upper Marlboro Rd., with the center of same
(4) South 75 15' West 824 feet to beginning, containing ten (10) acres.
TOGETHER with the building and improvements thereupon, erected,
made, or being; and all and every, rights, alleys, ways, waters,
privileges, appurtenances, and advantages to such the same
belongings or in anywise appertaining.
TO HAVE AND HOLD the aforesaid piece or parcel of ground and
premises above described or mentioned, and hereby intended to be
conveyed; altogether with the rights, privilege, appurtenances,
and advantages thereto belonging or appertaining unto the only
proper use, benefit and behoof for ever of the said BLOSSIE K.
MILLER and WILLIAM V. MILLER, their heirs as assigns.
AND the said party of the first part covenants that he will
warrant specially the property hereby conveyed; that he has a
right to convey said land; that the said parties of the second
part shall quietly enjoy said land; that he has done no act to
encumber said land; and that he will execute such further
assurances of said land as may be requisite.
WITNESS his hand and Seal.
L/S John W. Ridgely { Seal }
Test:
(Can not Read)
District of Columbia, SS:
I hereby certify that on this 17 day of April, A.D. 1915, before
the subscriber, a Notary Public, in and for the said District,
personally appeared JOHN W. RIDGELY, and did acknowledge the
foregoing Deed to be his voluntary act. In testimony whereof I
have affixed my official seal this 17 day of April, A.D. 1915.
(Can not Read)
Notary Public, D.C.
Received and Recorded on 23 April 1915, Deed Book 91, No. 584, by
S.D. HALL, Clerk
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1. William Surratt TONRY,
(1st s/o Wm. P. TONRY & Mother: Annie SURRATT)
b. __ Mar 1870, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. 15 Nov 1944, age 74yrs, Manhattan, New York?
Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, DC. [Section 12-F, Lot 31]
At age 35yrs he married 1905, Baltimore Co., MD. to
33 year old Miss Leonia/Leonie H. DeKATOW/DeKATON,
(d/o Mrs. Leontine M.V. (Unk) DeKATOW of France)
b. __ ___ 1872, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. Unknown (to me)
They had at least 2 Children born to this Union:
1.1 Only Dau: Mathilda M. TONRY, *1907-2000 a93yrs MS. Never Married!
1.2 Only Son: Reginald S. TONRY, *1910-1990 a79yrs OR. m. Elizabeth Unk., 4Ch.
Wm. Surratt TONRY, Chronological Time Line |
1870 was age 02mth living with Parents in 1870 Census, Baltimore, Ward 7
1880 was age 10yrs living with Parents in 1880 Census, Baltimore, 4th Precinct; "At School"
1900 was age 30yrs living with Parents in 1900 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Chemist, for Father's Office"
1904 was age 34yrs living with Parents in 1904 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Mother died in Oct."
1905 was age 35yrs when he Married Miss Leonia H. DeKATOW, she age 33yrs.
1905 was age 35yrs 1905 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Father died in Nov."
1910 was age 40yrs when Census was taken, record NOT found?
1915 was age 45yrs living when Sold his Interest in 1915 Deed, "10 acres of "His Lordship's Kindness"
1920 was age 50yrs living with Wife & 2Ch. in 1920 Census, Maywood, Bergen Co., NJ.; Renting, Chemist, Industrial Chemical Eng.
1930 was age 60yrs living with Wife & 2Ch. in 1930 Census, Manhattan, New York, NY.; Renting, $85; Chemist, Ca.?, Factory
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Biographical Database of the
British Chemical Community, 1880-1970
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TONRY, William Surratt
BIRTH: 1870 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
DEATH: 1944
Career
19?? - 19?? Analytical Chemist, Place- Baltimore (in father's practice)
19?? - 19?? Chemical Engineer, Firm- New York City
19?? - 19?? Chemical Engineer, Firm- New Jersey
Society of Chemical Industry - Member 1909 - 19??
REFERENCES: SCI NewM; SCI list 1910, 1913, 1917;
SFA-Source:
http://www.open.ac.uk/ou5/Arts/chemists/person.cfm?SearchID=7798
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William S. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1920 Census, Bergen Co. , NJ.
MaywoodP.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T625-1018 E.D.70 Page,009a F.Visit: 212
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Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Maywood -
Dated: 19 Jan 1920, Liv'g East Passnie? St. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.1 |
009a |
212 |
William |
S. |
TONRY |
49 |
MD |
1871 |
W |
H/H Rent, Chemist, Industrial Chemical Eng. |
009a |
212 |
Leonie H. |
(DeKATOW) |
TONRY |
48 |
MD |
1872 |
W |
m.15yrs Wm. Surratt, 1905, 2Ch |
009a |
212 |
Mathilda |
M. |
TONRY |
12 |
NY |
1908 |
W |
Only Dau, Never Married! |
009a |
212 |
Reginald |
Surratt |
TONRY |
9 |
NJ |
1911 |
W |
m. Elizab. F., Moved to Oregon 4Ch |
009a |
212 |
Leontine M |
(Unk) |
DeKATOW/DeKATON |
83 |
FRA |
1837 |
W |
M-I-L , Wid. |
Wm. S., listed Father born Ireland, Mother born MD. (s/b DC.)
Wife Leonie H. (DeKatow), listed both Parents were born in France |
William S. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1930 Census, New York , NY.
ManhattanP.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T626-1577 E.D.1025 Page,011a F.Visit: 274
|
Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Manhattan -
Dated: 14 Apr 1930, Liv'g West 147th St. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.1 |
011a |
274 |
William |
S. |
TONRY |
60 |
MD |
1870 |
W |
H/H Rent, $85 m.a35y, Ca., Factory |
011a |
274 |
Leonia H. |
(DeKATOW) |
TONRY |
58 |
MD |
1872 |
W |
m.a33y Wm. Surratt, 1905 2Ch |
011a |
274 |
Mathilda |
M. |
TONRY |
22 |
NY |
1908 |
W |
Dau, Single, No Occup. |
011a |
274 |
Reginald |
S. |
TONRY |
19 |
NY |
1911 |
W |
Son, Single, Clerk Railroad |
Wm. S., listed Father born Ireland, Mother born MD. (s/b DC.)
Wife Leonie H. (DeKatow), listed both Parents were born in France
|
1.1 Mathilda M. TONRY,
(od/o William Surratt TONRY & Mother: Leonia H. DeKATOW)
b. 27 Sep 1907, New York, NY. [SSD# 123-10-1763 NY.]
d. 18 Jul 2000, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS. 39205
Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) MS.?
Never Married!
1.2 Reginald Surratt TONRY,
(os/o William Surratt TONRY & Mother: Leonia H. DeKATOW)
b. 11 Jun 1910, Maywood, Bergen Co., NJ. [SSD# 713-09-1567 RR.]
d. 26 Mar 1990, age 79yrs, Eugene, Lane Co., OR.
Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) Eugene, OR.?
Occupation: Clerk, RailRoad 1930 Census
He married Miss Elizabeth F. Unknown,
b. 30 Oct 1910, New York, NY., [SSD# 090-38-0155 NY.]
d. 29 Dec 2001, age 91yrs in Walterville, Lane Co., OR.
Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) Eugene, OR.?
They had 4 Children born to this Union: [REF:#003]
1.1.1 1st Son: Reginald I.S., III TONRY, b. Unk. m. Miss Vera Unknown
Living 2007
Springfield, Lane Co., OR. 974277
541-726-2601
1.1.2 2nd Son: Eugene L. TONRY, b. Unk. Not Traced!
Living 2007
4901 Donald St.
Eugene, Lane Co., OR. 97405
541-484-5287
1.1.3 1st Dau: Elizabeth Jr. TONRY, b. Unk. m. Mr. MANCZAK
1.1.4 2nd Dau: Mary TONRY, b. Unk. m. RYNERSON
2. Albert S. TONRY,
(2nd s/o Wm. P. TONRY & Mother: Annie SURRATT)
b. __ Aug 1872, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. Unknown (to me)
Never Married!
Albert S. TONRY, Chronological Time Line |
1880 was age 08yrs living with Parents in 1880 Census, Baltimore, 4th Precinct; "At School"
1898 was age 26yrs in the Spanish-American War See: 1898-1899 "Corpl. Co. D, 5th Maryland Volunteers"
1900 was age 28yrs living with Parents in 1900 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Clerk, for Father's Office"
1904 was age 32yrs living with Parents in 1904 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Mother died in Oct."
1905 was age 33yrs living with Father in 1905 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Father died in Nov."
1910 was age 37yrs living with Brother & Sister in 1910 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Forman, Eng. Dept. City"
1915 was age 43yrs living when Sold his Interest in 1915 Deed, "10 acres of "His Lordship's Kindness"
1920 was age 47yrs living with Brother & Family in 1920 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12;, Chief of Yard, City"
1930 was age 57yrs Record Not Found!
|
3. Reginald I. TONRY, MD., Dr. [SFA-FG 2016]
(3rd s/o Wm. P. TONRY & Mother: Annie SURRATT)
b. __ Jul 1874, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. 13 Apr 1946, age 72yrs, Baltimore Co., MD.
Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, DC. [Section 12-F, Lot 31]
At age 33yrs he married in 1907 Baltimore Co., MD. to
35 year old Miss Cecelia BOND,
(d/o M/M BOND Parents)
b. __ ___ 1872, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. 10 Jan 1943, age 71yrs, Baltimore Co., MD.
Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, DC. [Section 12-F, Lot 31]
They had 1 Child born to this Union:
3.1 Only Dau: Mary Geraldine TONRY, c1913- m. Joseph A. WALSH, ?Ch.
Reginald Isaac TONRY, Chronological Time Line |
1880 was age 05yrs living with Parents in 1880 Census, Baltimore, 4th Precinct; "At Home"
1898 was age 24yrs in the Spanish-American War See: 1898-1899 "Sargt. Co. C, 5th Maryland Volunteers"
1900 was age 26yrs living with Parents in 1900 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Physician, Gen. Practice"
1904 was age 30yrs living with Parents in 1904 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Mother died in Oct."
1905 was age 31yrs living with Father in 1905 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Father died in Nov."
1910 was age 34yrs living with H/H Wife, Brother & Sister in 1910 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Physician, Gen. Practice"
1915 was age 39yrs living when Sold his Interest in 1915 Deed, "10 acres of "His Lordship's Kindness"
1920 was age 46yrs living with H/H Wife, 1Ch. & Brother in 1920 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12;, Physician/Surgion"
1930 was age 54yrs living with H/H Wife, 1Ch. in 1930 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12;, Own $8,000 Home; Physician, Dr."
|
Reginald I. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1910 Census, Baltimore City , MD.
Baltimore, 12th Ward, Blk 246P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T624-0556 E.D. 177 Page,004b F.Visit:84
|
Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Baltimore, 12th Ward, Blk 246 -
Dated: 20 Apr 1910, 421 North Ave. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.3 |
004b |
84 |
Reginald |
I. |
TONRY |
34 |
MD |
1876 |
W |
H/H Own, Physician/Gen. Practice |
004b |
84 |
Ceilia |
(BOND) |
TONRY |
31 |
MD |
1879 |
W |
m.03yrs Reginald I., 1907, 0Ch |
004b |
84 |
Clara |
|
TONRY |
23 |
MD |
1887 |
W |
Sister, Single, No Occup |
004b |
84 |
Albert |
S. |
TONRY |
37 |
MD |
1873 |
W |
Brother, Single, Forman Eng. Dept City |
Reginald I., listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC.
Wife Cecelia (Bond), listed both Parents born in Germany
Younger sister, Clara TONRY, listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC.
Older brother Albert S. TONRY, listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC. |
Reginald I. MD Dr. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1920 Census, Baltimore City , MD.
Baltimore, 12th Ward P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T625-0657 E.D. 181 Page,003b F.Visit:73
|
Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Baltimore, 12th Ward -
Dated: 03 Jan 1920, Liv'g at 414 E. North Ave. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.3 |
003b |
73 |
Reginald |
I. MD Dr. |
TONRY |
46 |
MD |
1874 |
W |
H/H Own, Physician/Surgion |
003b |
73 |
Cecelia |
(BOND) |
TONRY |
41 |
MD |
1879 |
W |
m.17yrs Reginald I., 1903 2Ch |
003b |
73 |
Mary |
G. |
TONRY |
6 |
MD |
1914 |
W |
m. Joseph A. WALSH, c? 12or13 Ch |
003b |
73 |
Albert |
S. |
TONRY |
47 |
MD |
1873 |
W |
Brother, Single, Chief of Yard, City |
Reginald I., listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC.
Wife Cecelia (Bond), listed both Parents born in Germany
Older brother Albert S. TONRY, listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC. |
Reginald I. MD Dr. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1930 Census, Baltimore City , MD.
Baltimore, 12th Ward, Blk 246P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T626-0855 E.D. 167 Page,020b F.Visit: 247
|
Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Baltimore, 12th Ward, Blk 246 -
Liv'g at 414 E. North Ave. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.3 |
020b |
247 |
Reginald |
I. MD Dr. |
TONRY |
54 |
MD |
1876 |
W |
H/H Own, $8,000 m.a31yrs, Physician Dr. |
020b |
247 |
Cecilia |
(BOND) |
TONRY |
50 |
MD |
1880 |
W |
m.a27yrs Reginald I., 1903 |
020b |
247 |
Mary |
G. |
TONRY |
17 |
MD |
1913 |
W |
m. Joseph A. WALSH, c? 12or13 Ch |
Reginald I., listed Father born in Ireland, Mother born DC.
Wife Cecelia (Bond), listed both Parents born in Germany
|
3.1 Mary Geraldine TONRY,
(Only Child of Reginald I. Tonry & Mother: Cecelia BOND)
b. c1913, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. Unknown (to me)
She married (Date Unknown) to [REF:#004]
Joseph A. WALSH,
(1st s/o Joseph A. Sr. & Adelaid M. (Unk) WALSH)
b. 26 Jun 1912, Baltimore Co., MD. [SSD# 213-07-4848, MD.]
d. 06 Jun 1991, age 79yrs, Baltimore Co., MD.
They had 12 or 13 Children born to this Union:
One Son was: Joseph Tonry WALSH, m. Catherine O'TOOLE
They had 4 or 5 Children:
One Son was: Joseph Tonry WALSH, Jr.
Possible Record Problem! |
In "Pamsplace" on mywebpage.netscape 5 Generation of SURRATT's she states:
"Letter from Mrs. Mary (Tonry) Walsh, daughter of Anna, grandaughter of
John Harrison Surratt to James O. HALL states that about a year
before his death [Aug 1862] a horse had kicked him. This may have been the cause of his death.
There have been other accounts that say he [John H., Sr.] died of apoplexy.
Pamela K. (HARTZOG) PLACE does not state when this "Letter" was dated, but she is in error.!
Mrs. Mary (Tonry) WALSH, was NOT a daughter of Annie (Surratt) TONRY!!!!
She is the daughter of Dr. Reginald I. & Cecelia (Bond) TONRY
A Grandaughter of Mrs. Annie (Surratt) TONRY.
A Gr-Grandaughter of John H. SURRATT, Sr. who died in Aug. 1862.
Where did Mrs. Mary G. (Tonry) WALSH get her infomation? she was not even born until 1913,
some 51 years after her Gr-Grandfather had died. Not from her Grandmother Annie (Surratt) TONRY, who died
when Mary G. (Tonry) WALSH was only 9yrs old?
This is a perfect example of some one stealing sombody else work, not vaerifying the information,
then listing it as "Fact" which contributes to the confusion. This "error" was listed in 1996 work
of [1996 REF:#19 Pg257.24] (See Below)...prs
|
Letter: Mary (Tonry) WALSH to James O. HALL - Date Not Listed! |
According to a letter from Mary (Tonry) WALSH to James O. Hall
(a copy in the surratt society archives)
"just a year beford John Surratt's death, a horse had kicked him. Mrs WALSH continued
by saying that this may have been the cause of her grandfather's
death. In addition Mrs. WALSH
stated that a priest had said that John Surratt was almost a Catholic when he died. There have
been other accounts that say John Surratt died of apoplexy."
per [1996 REF:#19 Pg257.24]
|
Possible Record Problem! |
Mrs. Mary G. (Tonry) WALSH, was a "Great-Grandaughter" of John H. SURRATT, Sr. who died 51 years before
Mary G. Tonry was born!
She is a Granddaughter (Not Daughter) of Mrs. Anna (Surratt) TONRY died 1904,
Mary G. Tonry was only 9 years old.
Her Father Reginald I. TONRY died 1946, Mary G. Tonry was 33yrs old.
She only had "contact" of this info. from her father?
|
Possible Record Problem! |
Joseph Tonry WALSH, Jr. was the contributor to (SHM)
Their is no date listed when Joseph T. WALSH, Jr. supplied his information, but it
is limited in information, no birth, marriage, death dates are given. ..prs
|
4. Clara S. TONRY, (a.k.a. "Waysham")
(1st d/o Wm. P. TONRY & Mother: Annie SURRATT)
b. __ Nov 1878, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
Clara S. TONRY, Chronological Time Line |
1880 was age 03yrs living with Parents in 1880 Census, Baltimore, 4th Precinct; "At Home"
1900 was age 22yrs living with Parents in 1900 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "Physician, Gen. Practice"
1904 was age 26yrs living with Parents in 1904 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Mother died in Oct."
1905 was age 27yrs living with Father in 1905 Death, Baltimore, Ward 12; "When Father died in Nov."
1910 was age 33yrs living with H/H Wife, Both Brothers in 1910 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12; "No Occupation! Practice"
1915 was age 38yrs living when Sold her Interest in 1915 Deed, "10 acres of "His Lordship's Kindness"
1920 was age 42yrs living with H/H Living Alone! in 1920 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12;, Living Alone, Typist, Government"
1930 was age 52yrs living? No Record Found! in 1930 Census, Baltimore, Ward 12;,
|
Clara S. TONRY
can be found with Family.
1920 Census, Baltimore City , MD.
Baltimore, 15th Ward P.O.
Fed. #, Reel# T625-0660 E.D. 251 Page,043b F.Visit: 992
|
Pg |
F.V. |
FName |
MName |
LName |
Age |
Born |
b.Yr. |
R |
Remarks |
Baltimore, 15th Ward -
Liv'g at 1705 Polaski St. -
SFA-ID# 1.3.2.8.1.3.4 |
043b |
992 |
Clara |
S. |
TONRY |
37 |
MD |
1883 |
W |
H/H Single, Liv'a Alone, Typist, Government |
Clara S., listed Father born in Ireland; Mother born DC. |
5. Catherine TONRY,
(2nd d/o Wm. P. TONRY & Mother: Annie SURRATT)
b. 01 Oct 1879, Baltimore, Baltimore Co., MD.
d. 01 Jul 1879, age 3mths, Baltimore Co., MD.
Buried: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, DC. [Section 12-F, Lot 31]
Source and Reference:
|
[REF:#000] |
Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. |
prsjr@ao;.com
Sarratt/Sarrett/Surratt Familie of America (SFA)©
|
[REF:#001] |
[REF:#90] |
pg 12-14]
Anna married a Chemist, and they had 3 sons and one daughter. prs
(missing 5. 2nd Dau: Catherine, *1879-1879 a29d bur. Mt Olivet Cemetery!
|
[REF:#002] |
John James TONRY |
[email protected]
850 Mimosa Dr., Watonga,OK 73772-1408 (580)-623-7582
See 1st E-Mail: Date: 30 Dec 1999
See 2nd E-Mail: Date: 31 Dec 1999
3rd E-Mail: Date: 31 Dec 1999 5:04:41 PM PSTime (TONRY History) File: TONRY.wps (37314 bytes)
4th E-Mail: Date: 31 Dec 1999 5:06:09 PM PSTime (Surratt/Tonry, "copy'd from Surratt House Museum"
6th E-Mail: Date: 31 Dec 1999 5:07:20 PM PSTime (Bio of Wm. P. TONRY,MD, Ph.D., 1879)
See: 7th E-Mail: Date: 14 Feb 2000 2:14:25 PM ESTime (Surratt/Tonry)
See: 8th E-Mail: Date: 20 Apr 2000 5:11:06 PM EDTime (Hanging Court Yard)
See: 9th E-Mail: Date: 28 Apr 2000 9:01:21 AM ESTime (Surratt Hanging!)
See: 10th E-Mail: Date: 04 Nov 2003 9:59:12 AM PSTime (Lee Harvey Oswald)
See: 11th E-Mail: Date: 02 Apr 2004 7:53:24 AM PSTime (Surratt/Oswald)
|
[REF:#003] |
John James TONRY |
[email protected]
5th E-Mail: Date: 31 Dec 1999 5:07:20 PM Pacific Standard Time
850 Mimosa Dr., Watonga,OK 73772-1408 (580)-623-7582
Family of William P. TONRY Chemist
Family of Reginald I (Surratt) TONRY Sr [FG 2016]
Family info from Reginald S. Jr of OR and MD. [FG 2562]
b. 11 Jun 1910
d. 26 Mar 1990, a80y
m. Elizabeth had 4 children 2 sons and 2 daughters
1. Son: Reginald S., Jr m. Miss Vera
2. Dau: Eugene L. Not Traced!
3. Dau: Elizabeth, m. Mr. Manczak
4. Dau: Mary, m. Mr. Rynerson.
|
[REF:#004] |
Surratt House Museum (SHM) |
Surratt Family Genealogy - MARY SURRATT'S DESCENDANTS
Children and Descendants of Anna Surratt
Elizabeth Susanna (Anna) Surratt
(born 1 Jan 1843, died 24 Oct 1904)
married
William P. Tonry,
a chemist (Georgetown 1875) and physician (Baltimore 1886)
4 Children:
1. William S. Tonry married (?)
1.1 Reginald Tonry married (?)
several children
1.2 Matilda Tonry (did not marry)
2. Reginald I. Tonry married Cecilia Bond
2.1 Mary Geraldine Tonry married Joseph Walsh
2.1.1 Joseph Tonry Walsh married Catherine O'Toole
2.1.2 Joseph Tonry Walsh, Jr.
4 other children
2.?? 12 other children
3. Clara Wysham Tonry (did not marry)
4. Albert S. Tonry
Acknowledgement: Information about the grandchildren of
Anna Surratt was provided by Joseph Tonry Walsh, Jr.
per
http://www.surratt.org/genealogy/su_genx.html
|
[REF:#005] |
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|
End of File!
E-Mail:
Paul R. Sarrett, Jr., Auburn CA.
The Conspirators Index
(Click on "Chap." for more info. ..prs
|
Chap. |
F.Name |
L.Name |
b. d. |
Subject |
01. |
Abraham |
Lincoln |
1809-1865 |
Profile |
02. |
John W. |
Booth |
1838-1865 |
Profile |
03. |
John W. |
Booth |
1838-1865 |
Pursuit, Death & Burial |
04. |
The |
Conspirators |
|
Trial of the Assassins |
05. |
Samuel B. |
Arnold |
1834-1906 |
Profile |
06. |
George T. |
Atzerodt |
1832-1865 |
Profile |
07. |
David |
Herold |
1844-1865 |
Profile |
08. |
Samuel A. |
Mudd |
1833-1933 |
Profile |
09. |
Michael |
O'Laughlin |
1840-1867 |
Profile |
10. |
Lewis T. |
Powell |
18??-1865 |
Profile |
11. |
Edward "Ned" |
Spangler |
18??-18?? |
Profile |
12. |
Mary E. (Jenkins) |
SURRATT |
1817-1865 |
Profile |
12.b |
Mary E. (Jenkins) |
SURRATT |
1817-1865 |
Genealogy FGS |
12.c |
E.S. Anna |
SURRATT |
1843-1904 |
Genealogy FGS |
13. |
John H., Jr. |
SURRATT |
1844-1916 |
Profile |
13.1 |
John H., Jr. |
SURRATT |
1844-1916 |
1870 Lecture |
13.2 |
John H., Jr. |
SURRATT |
1844-1916 |
Genealogy FGS |
14. |
The |
Conspirators |
|
End of Nightmare for the Doomed! |
15. |
The |
Conspirators |
|
Notes & Reference |
Text - Copyright © 1996-2007 Paul R. Sarrett, Jr.
Created: Dec. 01, 1996; Jul. 16, 2004;
Jun. 06, 2007;