Cathryn (Hallett) Hondros
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Presentation WikiTree Day 2022 - 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Project: Origins
Finalist and later Bronze Medalist, Michigan Mathematics High School Prize Competition.
Valedictorian, Holly High School, Holly, Oakland Co., Michigan.
B.A., Mathematics and Linguistics, summa cum laude, Oakland University, Rochester, Oakland Co., Michigan.
Married to and madly in love with Spencer Hondros. Aunt to Sarah Cathryn, Rachel Aime, Clairessa Anna, Jack Thomas, George Andrew and Nicole Erica. Always willing lend a helping hand to family and neighbors.
Career has been Computer Programmer, Analyst, Project Manager at various vendors serving General Motors Corp. in Warren, Macomb Co., Michigan for eighteen years. Manager, Director and later VP Information Systems, Wacoal America, Inc., Lyndhurst, Bergen Co., New Jersey for twenty-six years and counting.
Volunteer math tutor, Methodist Church member, Daughter of the American Revolution, weekend bookkeeper at Spencer's Bayside Marina in Waretown, Ocean, New Jersey.
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Here is the link to the March/April Vicksburg National Cemetery Challenge, in case your interested: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1710470/civil-war-2024-march-april-vicksburg-natl-cemetery-challenge
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We couldn't do it without you. We have awesome team members! - Can't wait to do it again at the next Thon in April 2024!
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Join us for our online Appalachia Project Party on Saturday, December 9th, 2023 at 2pm (EST)/7pm (UTC).
If you are signed up for our Project's Google Group, look for an email with the easy instructions on how to join. If you are on our Project's Discord Chat Channel, all details were posted under Announcements. (Please make sure to check your Spam folder as many have mentioned the Monthly Newsletter and other communication is landing in their spam.)
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By the way, we are 10th cousins, both descending from a Doolittle great grandmother, New Haven CT. All good wishes, Lula Tuttle Sinnott WT#Tuttle2196. Treehugger
edited by Lula (Tuttle) Sinnott
In case you’d like to continue creating profiles for these soldiers we have a new space page https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:POW%27s_Who_Died_in_Andersonville_Prison whose purpose is to steadily create profiles for the 12,681 soldiers buried in Andersonville National Cemetery.
Thank you again for joining the Challenge.
Thank you for your participation on Team Virginia in the April 2023 Connect-A-Thon. You helped bring Team Virginia to the First Place finish with over 7500 profiles added. We could not have done it without you! This year's Thon members added over 76,000k new Profiles to the Global Shared Tree!! Here is The Wrap Up information
Mindy and & Sandy ~ Team Virginia
Join us for our online Appalachia Project Meetup on Tuesday, April 18th, 2023 at 7pm (EST). If you are signed up for our Project's Google Group, an email was sent this morning with all the details. If you are on our Project's Discord Chat Channel, all details were posted under Announcements.
Please make sure to check your Spam folder as many have mentioned the Monthly Newsletter and other communication is landing in their spam.
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Credit: Kevin Frye Andersonville Historian has given permission for us to use the images on Find-a-Grave
You are now badged for the War between the States (Civil War) Project. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:US_Civil_War:_War_Between_the_States Pam Kreutzer is your leader. Be sure to add your space page to the list of WikiTree Space pages on the project page and save.. The Ciivil War jas a goggle group for discussion- https://groups.google.com/g/wikitree-us-civil-war-war-between-the-states It helps there to submit your full name as well as your WikiTree number.
There is a lot to read on the project page including stickers for yourself, and stickers for your profiles.
Mary Richardson, Project Coordinator
I have just been running back through old messages and came across your mention of a Hannah Leadley in the U.S.A.. I only have knowledge of my great great Grandmother Hannah and she was born in Lincolnshire, England and she died in 1866 in Yorkshire, England. Sorry I am unable to assist you with your quest. I apologise for taking so long to reply to your question. Rae Wilson (nee Leadley)
Sorry I wasn't there to support you real time, but I had a look at your presentation afterward, and it was very interesting! Thanks for the shout-out for HHC, even though, as I complained, I don't appear to have gotten any DNA from him, just his wife. Not sure I told you this, but in planning my French Canadian mother's funeral, I decided to embrace the fact that all of my 8% of Scottish blood came from her, and had a graveside bagpiper dirge out Scotland the Brave as he marched off and up the hill out of the cemetery, the music fading into the distance. The fifty people gathered stayed reverently silent as the music faded off into the distance, until I broke the silence and declared "The Queen should have no better than my mommy!" People seemed to welcome the moment of levity. As an accomplished businesswoman, you might find her unusual path interesting to read about > Jolicoeur-62 . Best Regards, Bernard
I Love you,,,,,
You have done just what I have done only you are in Ohio...I am in Colorado.... and I have talked a friend into helping with the Colorado 3rd 1164 total and I have a SPACE
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:3rd_Regiment%2C_Colorado_Cavalry%2C_United_States_Civil_War
we don't call it "stubbed" she started calling it "SQUIRREL" SAME thing.........
Anyway if I didn't have so many projects going and my ADD gets me off and running onto another... My maternal grandparents were Ohioans for generations. the Puntenney Family Cemetery in Rome and our name is still on a road Puntenney Run road
I visited Ohio for a week genealogy trip in 2003.
If it is ok? I will do the Osborn profile research and add all I can find. In response to this 8 Sep 2022 comment by Carole Taylor:
It would help to know where he was born, OHIO? who are his parents? thank you
Cathryn replied: Thanks for the observation, Carole! I am slowly but surely working my way thru the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and trying to research families for all the men who served. 1099 men served in total. Profiles are completed as best I can for 584 soldiers. 133 are what I call stubbed up and 382 have not been started at all.
Lieut. William H. Osborn is currently in the “stubbed up” status category. Unfortunately his profile is lacking a great deal of information that a completed profile might have. Here’s how it happens — When I’m working on soldier A, but come across great information for soldier B. I don’t want to lose that information but I don’t want to abandon soldier A, so I quickly create a very simple profile for soldier B and store the information. Then I keep soldier B on the “to do” list and get back to working on soldier A.
I expect to be back to William in early December. For more information about the 105th OVI project, please see: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:105th_Ohio_Volunteer_Infantry_Project If you’re seeking a project to be part of, I would ❤️ the help!
edited by Carole Taylor
Could you change the last name at birth for Jeanette Eliza (Unknown) Tolles (abt.1834-1913) from unknown to Fisk.
thanks Mickey Bazley
One of your profiles - https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Meharg-108 has a strange Prefix, which I cannot work out, it causes an error report to be made. I have tried searching for the prefix as it stands and cannot find a match. Could I impose on you to have a look, if it is as it should be then let me know and I will mark it up as such. it is the punctuation which causes the report to be made.
Thanks for your attention Jules Harris Data Doctors
You are a star for responding so quickly
Regards
Jules
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The Appreciation Team thanks you for all for your hard work for reaching 1000+ (actually, over 2900!) contributions for the month July 2019. Onward and upward!
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At the moment I only have bad pictures of it that I took and need to actually scan it to read it better. I'll have to check the names you've given but if they are from East Cleveland and possibly New Jersey, or BalleyClose Ireland, I'm sure we're related
Thank you so much for the link to the death certificate. I do believe that Martha Alice Clark is the daughter of William and Delila CiterlyClark. I have a photo of Julia and a sister and I believe her name was Martha.
Thanks again Julia Hogston
Very well done on your making 1,000 or more contributions to WikiTree in June 2019! We commend and appreciate all of your time and effort in helping to grow and perfect our Shared Tree. Keep up the great work!
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Congratulations on making more than 1,000 contributions to WikiTree for the Month of May. We all appreciate your efforts to make our Shared Tree the best it can be. Keep up the great work and THANK YOU!
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