Penelope Melissa Welshons

Kenneth married Deborah Anne MacKenzie in Private. Deborah (daughter of Louis Lee (Mac) MacKenzie and Jewel Lenore Link) was born in Private. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Burial in Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Cemetery, Acadia Parish, LA.

Louis married Jewel Lenore Link on 24 Oct 1945 in Rayne, Louisiana. Jewel was born on 18 Nov 1926 in Ebenezer, Louisiana; died on 15 Oct 2003 in Destrehan, Saint Charles Parish, Louisiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1910 Census: Enoch L. Age 10, living in Brunswick Town, Frederick Cty., MD

Frederick Post 14 Feb 1911: Roy MacKenzie read " A Hero Story" during The Helping Hand Mission Band Meeting.

Evening Post 27 Mar 1911: Roy MacKenzie won a Red Letter Testament prize, for bringing in 43 new boy members to the meeting of The Student and Employed Boys Club.

Evening Post 7 Oct 1911: Roy MacKenzie participated in a debate in the Junior Belles Literary Society.

Evening Post 24 May 1912: LeRoy MacKenzie recited "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" during the Key Literary Society.

Frederick Post 27 Sep 1912: LeRoy MacKenzie recited "Ships Coming Home" at the Key Literary Society Meeting.

Frederick Post 5 Feb 1914: LeRoy MacKenzie of West Fourth St rolled a 172 at Duckpins at the Pythian Castle bowling alley, three pins shy of a Baltimore record.

Frederick Post 19 Feb 1914: LeRoy MacKenzie is in third place in the high score contest at the Pythian Bowling Alley.

1920 Census Lee Roy E. Age 20, living in Baltimore City, MD, working as a Machinist for B&O RR.

Enoch married Anne Elizabeth Mulcahy in 1922 in Baltimore City, Maryland. Anne (daughter of John Thomas Mulcahy and Catherine Murphy) was born on 14 Apr 1899 in Baltimore, Maryland; died on 23 Jun 1946 in Baltimore, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Burial in New Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore, MD.