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ALVIN6 GOEBEL (JACOB NATHANIEL5, SUSANNAH4 CLAY, ELIZABETH3 SULLIVAN, MARY2 COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD1)13 was born June 10, 1892 in Floyd
County, Kentucky, and died April 21, 1970 in Silver Grove, Campbell County, Kentucky14. He married (1) UNKNOWN PHILLIPS. She died
February 10, 1917 in Kentucky. He married (2) MAE JOLLY September 28, 1918 in Dayton, Kentucky, daughter of JAMES JOLLY and SARAH
SELLERS. She was born January 14, 1883, and died April 19, 1977 in Silver Grove, Campbell County, Kentucky15.
Notes for ALVIN GOEBEL:
Alvin Goebel lied about his age and joined the Army when he was 16 years old. He was discharged from the Army at age 22 and returned
home, where he married his first wife and had a son they named Phillip. His son died before the age of three. After the death of his
wife he left for the Cincinnati area and obtained work on the railroad. Mae Jolly was a Nurse at Speers Hospital in Dayton,
Kentucky and she was visiting her parents in Silver Grove on her day off when she met Alvin Goebel. He saw her get off the train and
asked someone who she was. They told him and he said, " Well I intend to marry her". They were married three months later. They bought
a home in Silver Grove and lived there until the early thirties. Then they bought a small farm in Mentor, Kentucky where Mae Jolly
had spent many of her younger years. Alvin Goebel worked as a Switchmen on the C & O Railroad until retirement. They lived on
the farm until their deaths in the nineteen seventies.
More About ALVIN GOEBEL:
Burial: Aft. April 21, 1970, Grandview Cemetery, Mentor,
Campbell County, Kentucky
Last known residence3 Melbourne, Kentucky 41060
Notes for UNKNOWN PHILLIPS:
Phillips died giving birth to
her son.
More About MAE JOLLY:
Burial: Aft. April 19, 1977, Grandview Cemetery, Mentor, Campbell County, Kentucky
Occupation: Nurse
at Speers Hospital in Dayton, Kentucky
Child of ALVIN GOEBEL and UNKNOWN PHILLIPS is:
i. PHILLIP7 GOEBEL, b. February 10, 1917, Kentucky;
d. November 30, 1919, Kentucky.
Notes for PHILLIP GOEBEL:
Died at the age of 2 years, 9 months.
More About PHILLIP GOEBEL:
Burial:
Aft. November 30, 1919, Grandview Cemetery, Mentor, Campbell County, Kentucky
Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever
Children of ALVIN GOEBEL
and MAE JOLLY are:
21. ii. Private7 GOEBEL, b. July 20, 1919, Silver Grove, Campbell County, Kentucky.
iii. Thomas Nathaniel GOEBEL,
b. June 17, 1924, Silver Grove, Campbell County, Kentucky; d. December
28, 1924, Campbell County, Kentucky.
More About THOMAS NATHANIEL
GOEBEL:
Burial: 1924, Grandview Cemetery, Campbell County, Mentor, Kentucky
22. iv. Private GOEBEL, b. April 06, 1928, Silver Grove,
Campbell County, Kentucky.
13. SUDA6 GOEBEL (JACOB NATHANIEL5, SUSANNAH4 CLAY, ELIZABETH3 SULLIVAN,
MARY2 COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD1)16 was born November 14, 1897 in Floyd County, Prestonburg, Kentucky, and died June 17, 1987 in Clermont
County, Milford, Ohio. She married LAWRENCE WILLIAMS November 24, 1915 in Mingo County, Williamson, West Virginia. Receipt #10, Page
268. Married by Reverend H. Hall Minister of Baptist Church., son of ASTHMOND WILLIAMS and IDA SINGLETON. He was born March 01, 1895
in Eubank, Pulaski County, Kentucky, and died June 23, 1966 in Hamilton County, Cincinnati, Ohio at the age of 72 years..
Notes
for SUDA GOEBEL:
Suda Goebel always found space for a garden and room for a few chickens and rabbits. She was a strong woman with
determination to own her own home, have her children clean and well behaved. Waste was not a word in her vocabulary. Soap was made
from lye and left over grease. A hog was butchered in the fall. The head was made into sauce, the feet were pickled and the skin baked
into cracklins in the oven. Squirrels were brought home by Dad and the boys to add to the menu. Mom had to skin and clean them. Fall
meant trips to the woods to pick blackberries to be made into jams and jelly. The boys were busy helping out by delivering papers
before and after school, setting bowling pins in the bowling alley at night and caddying at the golf course. She helped us with our
homework, and cutting cardboard to place in our shoes so we would not have to miss school.
More About SUDA GOEBEL:
Burial: June 20,
1987, Grandview Cemetery, Mentor, Kentucky
Occupation: Housewife. Took odd jobs, washed and ironed clothes, scrubed floors after husband
became permanently disabled due to health problems.
More About LAWRENCE WILLIAMS:
Burial: June 27, 1966, Grandview Cemetery, Campbell
County, Mentor, Kentucky
Occupation: Brakeman on Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Residence: June 1966, 6406 Fairpark, Cincinnati, Ohio
Marriage Notes for SUDA GOEBEL and LAWRENCE WILLIAMS:
Marriage information taken from copy of Certificate of Marriage Dated November
24, 1915.
Children of SUDA GOEBEL and LAWRENCE WILLIAMS are:
23. i. CHARLES MACK7 WILLIAMS, b. October 16, 1916, Waynesburg, Lincoln
County, Kentucky; d. October 12, 1997, Riverside, California.
24. ii. OLIVER LOGAN WILLIAMS, b. January 08, 1919, Waynesburg, Lincoln
County, Kentucky; d. September 15, 2005, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
25. iii.Private WILLIAMS, b. March 04, 1921.
26. iv. Private
WILLIAMS, b. October 20, 1924, Eubank, Pulaski County, Kentucky.
27. v.Prvate WILLIAMS, b. March 12, 1928, Elmwood Place, Hamilton
County, Ohio.
28. vi. Private WILLIAMS, b. January 04, 1931.
29. vii. Private WILLIAMS, b. August 07, 1933.
Generation
No. 7
14. RICHARD DELMON7 MAYNARD (FLORIDA MAE6 GOEBEL, JACOB NATHANIEL5, SUSANNAH4 CLAY, ELIZABETH3 SULLIVAN, MARY2
COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD1)17 was born January 15, 1908 in Lincoln County, Kentucky, and died February 01, 2000 in Pike County, Kentucky.
He married GLADYS HAZEL STEPP September 10, 1927 in First Baptist Church, Williamson, West Virginia, daughter of DAVID STEPP and ALICE
LOWE. She was born February 02, 1911 in Whitepost, Pike County, Kentucky, and died December 08, 2004 in Williamson Appalachian Regional
Hospital, South Williamson, Kentucky.
Notes for RICHARD DELMON MAYNARD:
Richard Delmon Maynard had a strong desire to learn more about
his family history. There were no computers, or online services to use at the time he was doing his genealogy research. He used an
old typewriter to record the 22 pages of precious information he was able to discover at court houses, churches, graveyards, family
bibles, and family members. His love of genealogy paved the way for
others to pick up where he left off. Our sincere thanks to a special
human being.
More About RICHARD DELMON MAYNARD:
Education: Quit school after 5th grade to work full time.
Occupation: Mining Electrician
and Welder
Notes for GLADYS HAZEL STEPP:
Gladys Hazel Stepp was born in Whitepost, Kentucky.,which later became Hatfield, Kentucky.
She was the daughter of the late David Crockett Stepp and Alice Vivian Lowe. Per Gypsy Ruth, "Gladys and Richard slipped off and got
married. Gladys was 16 yrs. and Richard was 19 yrs. and they were married for more than 72 yrs". Gladys Hazel Stepp Maynard was a
homemaker and she also operated Maynard's Grocery from 1943 to 1965. She was a member of the Rogers Park Missionary Baptist Church
for over 50 years. She was the granddaughter of two pioneer families of the Big Creek area. Her paternal grandparents were the late
John stepp and Levica Parsley Stepp and her maternal grandparents were the late Orison Byrd Madison Lowe and Elizabeth Runyon Lowe.
More About GLADYS HAZEL STEPP:
Burial: December 11, 2004, Stepp Family Cemetery at Hatfield, Kentucky
Children of RICHARD MAYNARD
and GLADYS STEPP are:
30. i. Private8 MAYNARD, b. August 30, 1928, Whitepost, Pike County, Kentucky.
31. ii. Private MAYNARD,
b. March 31, 1938, Whitepost, Pike County, Kentucky.
15. THELMON DARVIN7 MAYNARD (FLORIDA MAE6
GOEBEL, JACOB NATHANIEL5, SUSANNAH4 CLAY, ELIZABETH3 SULLIVAN, MARY2 COLQUHOUN, ARCHIBALD1) was born January 19, 1910 in Virginia,
and died August 22, 1997 in Williamson, Mingo County, West Virginia 25661. He married Private MAYNARD, daughter of WILLIAM MAYNARD.
Notes for THELMON DARVIN MAYNARD:
Richard Delmon Maynard indicated that his brother Thelmon married Private, his second cousin who
was the daughter of William Maynard.
Children of THELMON MAYNARD and Private MAYNARD are:
i.Private MAYNARD
ii.Private MAYNARD
iii. Private
MAYNARD.
