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Genealogy
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We can trace our genealogy back to 1660! Can you?
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Information updated as of April 13, 2007.
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David Camilla Huxford, Sr. "Dave"
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Born: March 20, 1940
Died: September 8, 1994
Father: Walter Hendon Huxford "Snooks"
b. 08/15/1915 - d. 11/19/1973
Mother: Mable Virginia Young "Bunny"
b. 04/20/1919 - d. 06/13/1959
Birth Place: Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama
Died: On US Air Flight 427 in Pennsylvania
Services were held at the Faith Evangelical Free Church on September 12, 1994.
Rev. Robert Bonser officated.
His ashes were spread at Deep Creek Lake, Oakland, Garrett Co., Maryland
First Wife: Linda Loise (Teague) Huxford
b. Jan 04, 1941 - d. May 05, 1987
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Married December 28, 1961 at the Memorial Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, AL. Pastor Dr. Arch L. McNair officiated. After their honeymoon, they returned to reside at 1206 Opelika Road, Auburn, AL. (They were both students at Auburn University.) |
Divorced:
Second Wife: Terry Louise Toler Milligan
b. Yes! - d. Not yet! (Thankfully!)
Married April 12, 1980 in Falls Church, Va.
He had three children with Linda:
(m) David Camilla Huxford, Jr
(f) Holly Loise Huxford
(m) Dane Edward Huxford
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David Camilla Huxford Sr
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Linda Teague Huxford; Dave's first wife; my mother.
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Emily Huxford, Terry Toler Huxford, Rachael Huxford in 2003 |
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Taken at the Potomac River, Virginia.
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David Camilla Huxford and Linda Teague Huxford leaving for their Honeymoon! A ball and chain was attached to Dad's leg!
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David Camilla Huxford Sr and David Camilla Huxford Jr
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He served our country in the Army.
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He obtained the rank of Captain.
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David C Huxford and Walter Hendon Huxford Jr
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Taken Jan 1945
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| L-R: Carmon Edward Teague & Mildred Satterfield Teague, Linda Teague Huxford & David Camilla Huxford, Walter Hendon Huxford. | ||
| A Poem by his daughter
Holly about his death:
I wish I had said everything I wanted to say, I wish I had hugged you longer that day; I hope you knew all the things I meant, I hope you knew all the love I never sent; I always believed you would be there, I always thought time I had plenty to spare; All I can do is say three things: I miss you, I love you, I wish you were here... September 9, 1994
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| Sources:
1) David C Huxford, Sr - personal information given to family when he was living. 2) David C Huxford, Jr - personal knowledge 3) Holly L Huxford - personal knowledge and family photographs |
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