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By: Worldwalker

Worldwalker — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:30:17 +0000

P.S. As for census records, unless you believe that Mary, Shirley, Winifred, Carol, Beverly, Bernice, Dorothy, Doris, Pearl, June, Helen, Lois, Ruth, Margaret, Claire, Betty, Ruby, Beryl, Allison, Ivy, Joyce, Elza, and Laurel were among the 1000 most popular names for boys in the 1920′s, as recorded by the Social Security Administration and reported by the name popularity page on the SSA website, I think you’ll have to admit that the government doesn’t always get the records exactly right. Mary came in at #381 for the boys, running somewhat behind John, Robert, and James on the girls’ side. Either there were a lot of boys named Mary and girls named John, or someone checked off the wrong box on the form a non-trivial number of times. If they can give sex changes to John and Mary, and list Junior as a valid name (#134), along with Buddy, Mac, Judge, and General, I think we can accept a certain degree of bureaucratic confusion over a middle initial. For that matter, I knew someone who didn’t actually have a middle name, and no middle initial until WW2. When he joined the Army, there were several other people with the same (fairly unusual) name and no middle initials, so they were assigned some. He got “C”.

By: Worldwalker

Worldwalker — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:55:03 +0000

My Aunt Helen was my great-aunt. As was my Aunt Mary. As was my Aunt Anna. It wasn’t until I was about 10 years old that I figured out the difference in relationship between them and their nephew, Uncle Joe. I never addressed them, during their long lifetimes, as “Great-Aunt” any more than I addressed Aunt Helen’s son as “Second Cousin Once Removed”. To this day, I refer to them, not only to family but to anyone and everyone, as simply my aunts. I don’t say that my Great-Aunt Mary gave me a silver dollar when we visited her, or that my Great-Aunt Helen had a mulberry tree in her back yard that made everything sticky with squished mulberries, or that Second Cousin Once Removed Ernie won a year’s supply of ice cream in a church raffle. Aunt Mary gave me those silver dollars, and Aunt Helen and Uncle Frankie eventually cut down that mulberry tree when it rotted out inside. They were my aunts, and their husbands were my uncles, and their descendants were my cousins. I’ve got a grand-nephew now, and I’ll be pretty ticked if he ever (when he learns to talk) hangs a “great” on my name.

What a bunch of wankers.

If the worst they can come up with about Senator Obama is that he calls his great-uncles the same thing I called my great-uncles, I might just vote for him after all.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 11:10:25 +0000

Comparing individual family units as they move from census to census, there are name misspellings, age errors, and even a case or two where the census taker recorded the gender wrong.

Just a nugget to add, but when we were researching our family tree, my grandmother was surprised to see that her grandfather was listed as a white man, when the man was as black as Richard Roundtree in “Shaft in Africa.”

Relying solely on census records? Not smart.

By: web

web — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 00:04:59 +0000

Good points, but make it more generally

By: Pamela Troy

Pamela Troy — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:59:39 +0000

What’s really interesting is what they left out.

Filmmaker Mark Kitchell’s Oscar nomination.

So much for reliability.

By: Nancy Irving

Nancy Irving — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 09:33:03 +0000

Here’s another howler from that comment thread:
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# SG
May 30th, 2008 at 9:04 pm

For the record, I have been sent the following information purportedly about Mark Kitchell, who started and runs the 89th Infantry Division site:

If you have any doubts about Mark Kitchell and his politics a simple Google search lets you know where he stands…

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0457627/
http://sanfranciscolocations.c…..spsize=640
http://www.firstrunfeatures.com/markkitchell.html
http://oldschoolreviews.com/rev_90/berkeley.htm

A location scout for Hollywood, Mr. Kitchell has served as a production assistant on the softcore porn movie Malibu Beach. The rest of his impressive resume was work on documentaries on Bob Dylan and Berkeley.

Berkely In The Sixties glorifies the socialist, feminist, and Black Panther movements on campus.

He dedicates much time to drug dealer and murderer Huey P. Newton of the Black Panthers — so much so, that he receives special thanks from Spike Lee for a movie on Newton.

The Cindy Sheehan comment more than fits when you glorify a university and town that have deserted America, the military and faith. They replaced it with hate, bigotry, and their own form of rigid ideology.

These are the kind of people who are questioning our patriotism for simply asking whether a site dedicated to the division in question had any record of Mr. Obama’s great uncle.

[Please note: I have been emailed by Mr. Mark Kitchell, who says that he is not this Mark Kitchell.

I apologize for the error.]
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Arghhhhhh!

By: David Lloyd-Jones

David Lloyd-Jones — Sat, 31 May 2008 21:28:08 +0000

Three words for my fellow Jews:

Chaney, Schwerner, Goodman.

By: Southern Beale

Southern Beale — Sat, 31 May 2008 20:29:24 +0000

oh my god. I am amazed.

By: Jean Arf

Jean Arf — Sat, 31 May 2008 14:20:40 +0000

Cut these guys some slack. Until you discover that Mom has forgotten to restock the basement fridge with Mountain Dew, you’ll never know what PTSD is really like.