Parents Samuel William Adair 1814 - 1895 Mary Jane Frieze 1824 - 1896 Show siblings Spouse & Children Edna Adair Mun James Adair Molly Adair Pinky Adair 1872 - 1945 b.MADISON, ALA.ĚDARE OR ADAIR ADAIR JOHN LAFAYETTE 12Ē7đ850ēĒ7đ899 LOUGHRIDGE Parents Samuel William Adair 1814 - 1895 Mary Jane Frieze 1824 - 1896 Show siblings Spouse & ChildrenDelia Snowden 1849 - 1906 b.MADISON, ALA.-1889 8 Sep Age: 38 Marriage to Delia Snowden St. 1860 United States Federal Census about Mecuy Ables Name: Mecuy Ables Age in 1860: 37 Birth Year: abt 1823 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: Telico, St Francis, Arkansas Gender: Male Post Office: Taylors Creek Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Mecuy Ables 37 Jane C Ables 35 John J Ables 16 Lucz M Ables 14 Joseph A Ables 12 William D Ables 10 Mary E Ables 8 Margaret B Ables 3 Richard Ables 1/12 Thomas Jackson 20 Jack HamilUnited States Federal Census about Micayah Ables Name: Micayah Ables Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1823 Birth Place: Tennessee Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Mitchell, Poinsett, Arkansas Family Number: 29 Household Members: Name Age Micayah Ables 27 Jane C Ables 24 John J Ables 5 Lucinda Ables 3 Joseph A Ables 1 ADAIR JAMES 1848ēĒ7đ899 ST.FRANCIS CO. Here he bought a farm of 320 acres, on which he lived until the time of his death, with the exception of a year or two during his residence in Wittsburg, and also while in the Mexican War. Ables came to Arkansas in 1828, and settled in this county at a time when there were but few families in the locality. (Moore) Ables, natives of Tennessee and Alabama, respectively. Here he bought a farm of 320 acres, on which he lived until the time of his death, with the exception of a year or two during his residence in Wittsburg, and also while in the Mexican War ABLES MICAJAHĜ.

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(SN: 86090) - 2 AwardsĪnthony, Kenneth G. (SN: 0-1852) - 2 AwardsĪlexander, Raymond E. Lejeune (USMC), and issued Citation Stars under General Orders published by the Second Division, A.E.F.Īkers, Herbert H. Marines cited by Major General Omar Bundy (USA) or Major General John A. It may be given by any one of the individual services to not only their own members, but to members of other branches of service, foreign allies, and even to civilians for 'gallantry in action' in support of combat missions of the United States military. It is the highest award for combat valor that is not unique to any specific branch it has been bestowed by the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines. The Silver Star Medal is the United States' third highest award exclusively for combat valor, and ranks fifth in the precedence of military awards behind the Medal of Honor, the Crosses (Distinguished Service Cross/Navy Cross/Air Force Cross), the Defense Distinguished Service Medal (awarded by DOD), and the Distinguished Service Medals of the various branches of service. Silver Star - World War I - Marine Corps / Second Division

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