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Subject: Descendants of Claude E. Dean
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 23:57:44 EST

Trying to find anyone connected to this family.


Descendants of Claude E. Dean


Generation No. 1

1. CLAUDE E.5 DEAN (SAMUEL (MACK) MACDONALD4, CHARLES SUMPTER (SUMP)3,
JAMES MINTON2, JOHN1) was born December 1886 in Blackrock Community, Crenshaw
County, Alabama, and died December 1933 in Dozier, Crenshaw County, Alabama.
He married ANNIE LOU DUNCAN Abt. 1912 in Crenshaw County, Alabama, daughter
of JULIUS DUNCAN and ELLEN UNKNOWN. She was born 1892 in Crenshaw County,
Alabama, and died 1946 in Dozier, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Notes for CLAUDE E. DEAN:
Claude Dean and Annie Lou Duncan are buried at the Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery
in Covington County, Alabama east of Dozier just past the Creshaw County
line.
Though there has been no confirmation as of this time, it is my belief
that Annie's Father, Julius Duncan, is the son of Julius Bennett Duncan who
married Sarah Dean. Sarah was the sister of Charles Sumpter Dean from the
Blackrock Community in Crenshaw County, Alabama and Aunt of Samuel Dean,
Charle's son, who married Anna Barrington. They were the parents of Claude
Dean.

More About CLAUDE DEAN and ANNIE DUNCAN:
Marriage: Abt. 1912, Crenshaw County, Alabama

Children of CLAUDE DEAN and ANNIE DUNCAN are:
i. MACIL6 DEAN, b. November 02, 1913, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. July
16, 1996, Dozier, Crenshaw County, Alabama; m. LETTIE M. UNKNOWN, Unknown,
Crenshaw County, Alabama; b. December 19, 1912, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d.
Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Notes for MACIL DEAN:
Macil is buried at the Pilgrims Rest Cemetery in Covington County,
Alabama.



More About MACIL DEAN and LETTIE UNKNOWN:
Marriage: Unknown, Crenshaw County, Alabama

ii. CECIL DEAN, b. Abt. 1917, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d. Unknown,
Unknown.
iii. CATHERINE DEAN, b. Abt. 1919, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d.
Unknown, Unknown.
iv. JULIUS S. DEAN, b. April 12, 1920, Crenshaw County, Alabama; d.
October 27, 1944, Leyete, Philippine Islands.

Notes for JULIUS S. DEAN:
From family it has been said that Julius Dean was killed in action, shot
in the heart by a Japanese sniper, in the Philippines during World War II.
This has not been confirmed but he did die on October 27, 1944 in the
Philippines. It is unknown if his body was returned but there is a grave
marker for him where he is said to be buried. He served with the United
States Army and was at the rank of Tech 5. He is buried at the Pilgrims Rest
Cemetery in Covington County, Alabama. Julius never married.



v. KENNETH ELONZA DEAN, b. February 21, 1925, Crenshaw County, Alabama;
d. February 09, 1951, Crenshaw County, Alabama.

Notes for KENNETH ELONZA DEAN:
Kenneth served with the United States Naval Reserve during World War II.
He was at the rank of AD3 and saw action in the Pacific Theater of
Operations. He is buried at the Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery in Covington
County, Alabama.

More About KENNETH ELONZA DEAN:
Burial: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery, Covington County, Alabama

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