James Thomas Damron,
son of John Henry Damron of Brown Co., Texas
John Dameron,
Captain of the ship, "Deuty"
Capt. John
Damron of Virginia, Tennessee & Illinois.
Son of
Moses Damron
John Henry Damron of
Brown Co., Texas
J. Smith Damron of
the Chautauqua Circuit
John Jones Dameron of
Randolph Co., Missouri
Green Berry
Damron of Lincoln Co., TN, & Jackson Co., AL
Finding the
grave of Rev. Joshua Damron
of Boyd Co., Kentucky
Lawrence Dameron of
Northumberland Co. Virginia. 1652
Will of Lawrence
Dameron
The area where Lawrence
Dameron lived in Northumberland Co., Virginia
Civil
War Letter of 2nd Lieut. John. D. Damron (Dameron)
(off site)
Lazarus Damron,
scout & early settler of Kentucky and Cabell Co., Virginia.
Son of
Moses Damron
Moses Damron, ancestor of most Damron's in
western West Virginia &
eastern Kentucky.
Husband of Aggy Owl.
Milton Wesley Damron of Bell
Co., Texas
Oney
S. Dameron of Norfolk Co., Virginia
Tadd Dameron (Tadley Ewing Peake), jazz musician, of Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel Damron, Sr.
of Wayne Co., West Virginia
Uriah Dameron
of Jackson Co., Georgia
Will and inventory of estate of
Tigner Dameron
of Rutherford County, Tennessee
John King Fisher,
Texas gunslinger
Bethenia
Owens-Adair, pioneer woman doctor of the
Northwest
Aggy Owl,
wife of
Moses Damron
of Russell Co., Virginia
William
Ryan, Sr., known as William R. Damron in
military service
during War of 1812
Helen Foster Snow, 89, a Founder Of Industrial Co-ops in China
By Wolfgang Saxon.
New York Times, 1997
(off site)
Celebrating Helen Foster Snow
[pdf]
By Israel EpsteinL EPSTEIN
(off site)
Helen
Foster Snow: Witness to Revolution
(CF&R/KBYU)
A film (on VHS) produced by
Combat Films and
Research. (off site. Scroll down the
page.)
"For China, the 1930's were a decade marked by profound
uncertainty and sweeping change. It was in this unstable and
dangerous environment that aspiring American author Helen Foster
found herself when she arrived in China in 1931. She spent the
next decade working as a writer, an activist, and humanitarian.
She is one of the few Western eyewitnesses to the gathering
Chinese Communist revolution."
The
Helen Foster Snow Collection part of the 20th-21st Western
and Mormon Americana Collection at
Brigham Young University (off site)
Helen Foster Snow
burial site on FIND A GRAVE website.
Minutes
of the Old Zion Association of United Baptists, of Eastern Kentucky and
Western West Virginia. 1848-1880 (off
site) Moses Damron and Lazarus Damron of Wayne County,
West Virginia, are among those listed. Some names related to the
Damron's are Marcum, Napier, Kirk, and Maynard also appear.