Terry Coats writes: Brief of words concerning his feelings. Quick to anger and to back off. Was always willing to teach me any skill I wanted to learn and/or to make something in the wood shop I wanted to build. He spent many an hour building special projects for me. in my youth he build me a go cart, a wood road racer, a raft to use on his pond, as well as smaller items such as kites, or other toys
Date: 6/16/02 REQUEST #1213
Name: Brian R. Worthen
Address: P.O. Box 755
City, State, ZIP: Gillette, WY 82717
E-mail: jediboy@vcn.comSubject: Did anyone know Hal R Worthen?
Comments: My grandfather, Hal R. Worthen, served with the 7th Infantry Regiment in the ETO
from 1945 to 1946. I am trying to find out more about him, as he passed away in 1987 from cancer.
Please advise if you knew him, and can relay any information.HAL WORTHEN 28 Nov 1925 Feb 1987 (not specified) (none specified) 528-30-0257 Utah
Sharolyn P. Wood: says Polly Ann Petty daughter of William J. and Jennett Petty married George Crawford, and stayed in Texas. Margaret E. Crowford who married Thomas G.(Green) Petty on 1 Feb 1891 in Atascosta County TS. In familysearch.org, Gabriel is listed a sthe father fo Thomas G. Petty, 1868.