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June Dorthine Wagner LaBolle (b. June 6, 1912) corr. 1944-1951 @ [[Dothan Meeting Room, AL]] of unknown relation to Ronald, but both sides of the LaBolle ancestors were originally from France.
* Ronald William J. LaBolle '''+1985-2015''' (1937-2015); Raised within the [[Addison Meeting Room, IL|Chicago Meeting Room]]. Son of John Howard LaBolle (1909-1987) & "Sally" Sarah Elizabeth Claywell LaBolle-Harris (1915-2004); Siblings: Patricia Joyce LaBolle Bachman (1931-1999) & Donald H. LaBolle (b. 1937). Ronald was a colonel in the Army during the early days of WWII, stationed in Corregidor, and re-enlisted after the War as a private and finished his term as a captain. At some juncture after the War, the family moved to Riverside, CA where they were part of the [[Los Angeles Meeting Room, CA]], his son Ron moved to Atlanta in 1964. ** Ron LaBolle '''1964-current'''. He retired as an OTR truck driver.
==McAfee family==
* John Hatcher Newton '''+1966''' (1895-1966 Atlanta, GA), son of Henry E. Newton (b. 1848 Carroll Co., GA - d. 1923 Atlanta, GA) & Georgia Penelope Hatcher Newton (b. 1857 Cooks, Atlanta metro, GA). John retired in 1960 from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPG_Industries Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.], where he had worked since 1909. It is the U.S.' first commercially successful producer of plate glass, and the largest paint company in the world. Raymond W. Powell officiated his memorial. Henry Newton moved to Atlanta as a young man, credited in his obit as a "pioneer Atlantan".
* Alice May Howell Newton (m. 1917 Atlanta, GA)
==Odom family==
* Mrs. Odom '''+1982+'''
==Peteet family==
==Reid family==
Dr. Lestock Holland Reid was a practicing surgeon in Bayfield, Portsea Island in 1881, and continued this work in Bowmanville in 1901 where he was in fellowship with the Raven-eb (see [[Ontario]], but by the time he had moved to Peterborough in 1911, he and his wife had converted to Mary Baker Eddy's religion, and their remaining children at home had converted to Anglican/Episcopal before 1901, their son Kenneth (1874-1946) had already left home by that point and remained PB. Kenneth's brother Dr. Arthur Lestock Reid (b. 1871 Southsea, Portsea Island, Eng. - d. 1947 Blandford, Dorset, Eng.) followed in the occupational footsteps of his father, and became a physician and surgeon in Thirlmere, St. Alban's Road, Watford, Hertsfordshire, Eng. by 1899, having graduated with his degrees in 1893 in England. In 1891, he was PB with his family in Bowmanville, unknown if he continued. Lestock's parents were Henry Solomon Reid (b. 1792 Calcutta, West Bengal, [[India]] - d. 1852 Bowmanville/Darlington, ON) & Jane Caroline Blair Reid (b. 1797 London, Eng.; m. 1821 Calcutta, India; d. 1834 Eltham, Kent, Eng.). In 1808, Henry Reid enlisted as a cadet in the infantry for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_India_Company East India Co.] and served until at least 1831, earning the position of lieutenant. There is a sketchbook at the [https://collections.britishart.yale.edu/catalog/orbis:15663219 Yale Center of British Art] created by Jane Reid that contains sketches of figures, cattle and views in Calcutta 1821-1831. According to the [https://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/people/reid_jl.shtml Manitoba Historical Society], Lestock's brother John L. Reid (b. 1841 Bowmanville, ON) was educated McGill University in Montreal, working as a coffee/cotton planter in Australia and the Fiji Islands 1862-1868 before moving to Winnipeg in 1870 where he served the Dominion Gov't as a surveyor for the Indian Dept. at Prince Albert, [[Saskatchewan|SK]] in 1877, and is memorialized in the first volume (1911) of ''Who's Who in Western Canada''. A presumed brother of Henry Solomon Reid was Lestock Robert Reid (1799-1878) who served as the Governor of Bombay 1846-1847 during the rule of the East India Co., according to his [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lestock_Robert_Reid Wikipedia] entry. It also indicates he served in the Bombay Civil Service 1817-1850, and as President of the Bombay branch of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Asiatic_Society The Asiatic Society] 1846-1849. One of L.R.R.'s daughters married Thomas Livingstone Learmonth (b. 1818 Calcutta, India - d. 1903 Edinburgh, [[Scotland]]) who is credited as an early settler of Ballarat, NSW, [[Australia]], an inscription on his gravestone identifies him as "a sinner saved", according to his [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Livingstone_Learmonth Wikipedia]. His uncle [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Learmonth John Learmonth] (1789-1858) was Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1831-1833. * Dr. Kenneth Lowder Reid '''+1898-1946''' (b. 1874-1946) born Southsea, Portsmouth, Portsea Island, Hampshire, EnglandEng.; emig. 1898;d. 1946 Atlanta, GA), son of Dr. Lestock Holland Reid (b. 1844 Bowmanville, ON - d. 1914 Peterborough, ON) & Juliet Margaret Lowder Reid (b. 1844 Bath, Eng. - d. 1923 Peterborough, ON). * Catherine "Cassie" Elizabeth Thompson '''1905-1947''' (1871-b. 1868 Oil Springs, Lambton, ON; m. 1905 Toronto, York, ON; d. 1947Atlanta, GA);, daughter of Samuel Catharine Thompson & Bunes Thompson.** Katherine Mary Kathleen Reid '''1907 ''' (b. June 30, 1907 - d. July 1Aug. 29, 1907)** Kathleen Katherine Reid '''1907''' (b. June 30, 1907 - d. Aug. 29July 1, 1907)** Ethel Margaret Reid '''1906-1998''' (b. 1907?1906-1998 Atlanta, GA)** Ruth M. Margaret Reid '''1910-1996''' (b. 1910-1996 Atlanta, GA)
==Scarbrough family==
* Joseph H. Scarbrough '''+1962+'''
==Seneca family==
* Mrs. Seneca '''+1982+'''
==Steenblik family==