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James George was born in 1940 in Texarkana, Arkansas and moved with his family to Los Angeles in 1942 and then to Monterey County, California in 1946. Mattie Parham was born in 1944 in Eutaw, Alabama and moved to Birmingham at age 7 and then to San Francisco in 1965. James and Mattie met in San Francisco and married, later moving with their family to Los Angeles so James could attend UCLA, and finally settling in Ontario, California in 1990.
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Doris Bryan was born in 1919 in Pennsylvania and moved with her family to Los Angeles in 1926. She had a varied childhood and teenage years in Hollywood. In 1944, she married Stan Bryan and they had three children together. The family lived in several states as Stan pursued his career. Doris was devoted to her family and community. She had an adventurous spirit but also faced difficulties as one daughter developed schizophrenia. Doris remained optimistic and active into her later years until her death in 2000.
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Barack Obama has a diverse family tree, including distant relatives who were politicians and slave owners in the early 1800s. His maternal grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham, raised Obama in Hawaii after his parents divorced when he was young. His father, Barack Obama Sr., was from Kenya and met his mother, Ann Dunham, while they were both students at the University of Hawaii. Obama has stayed connected with his extended family members in Kenya.
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Andrew Gonzales interviewed his grandmother about his family history. His great-great grandparents Miguel A. Campos and Maria Venegas Padilla were born in Cuquio, Jalisco, Mexico and had 11 children together before immigrating to the United States. Their son Salvador Campos, Andrew's great grandfather, was born in Cuquio, Jalisco, Mexico and married Esperanza Mayoral Sanchez in 1958 in Jalisco, Mexico. Andrew's grandparents Sonia Campos and Eduardo Carlos Gonzales married in 1993 in Los Angeles, California and had three children, including Andrew's father. In 2005, they moved to Upland, California for a bigger house, and in 2010 Andrew's grandfather's job moved
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This document summarizes the life of Dean Mansdorfer through a series of photos and captions. It notes that Dean was born in 1934 in Indiana and grew up on a farm. He married Nyla Jean Mayers in 1955 and they had four children together. The document highlights Dean's close relationship with his family through photos of him spending time with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchild at various family events and milestones over the years. It concludes by mentioning that Dean and Nyla retired to Arizona.
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- 3. My grandfather, James George was on January 8, 1940 in Texaskana, Arkansas.
- 4. My grandmother, Mattie Parham was born on May 21, 1944 in Eutaw, Alabama. At age seven, her father moved the family to Birmingham, Alabama.
- 5. My grandfather, James moved from Texaskana, Arkansas with his family first to Los Angeles in 1942 and then to Monterey County, California in 1946.
- 6. Mattie moved from Alabama to San Francisco, California in 1965
- 7. In 1965, James moved to San Francisco to work for the telephone company and to later go to San Francisco State University.
- 8. In 1971, the family moved to Los Angeles so that James could attend UCLA.
- 9. He graduated with a Master in Engineering and got a job with Southern California Edison. With that job the family then moved to La Puente, California. They later moved Covina so they could buy a house in 1973. Finally they moved to Ontario, California in 1990 so that they could own a bigger. Our family has lived in this house ever since.