MY

IN THE 15TH CENTURY

• Lord Edward Windsor of England (a Roman Catholic)
• Was beheaded for reasons unknown

MARTIN LUTHER

Martin Luther facts

• Wrote 95 theses
• Protestant reformation

ROBERT WINDSOR

• He was a Roman Catholic knight who fought against the Protestants
• In the time of King Henry VIII there was a relative of Edward's named Robert Windsor

MY ANCESTORS ARE THE FRUITFUL PEOPLE

• Fruitful people who immigrated to America in 1638
• Robert became what is now Providence, Rhode Island

ROGER WILLIAMS

ROGER WILLIAMS

• Born in England
• Believed in freedom of religion
• Fled to America to find freedom of belief -
• Unpopular because of that in England

WINDSOR/WINSOR

• Joshua arrives in Providence
• The name was changed from Windsor to Winsor
• They had many children then founded a church in 1639

JOSHUA AND MARY'S CHILDREN

• Joshua had 2 sons: Joshua II and Samuel
• They also had 3 daughters Sarah, Susannah, and Mary
• By the way Joshua married Mary Barker who was from Newport

MARRIAGES

• After Joshua's first wife died he married Deborah who was the sister of his brother's wife
• They had 2 sons together Abraham and John

CHURCH

• Joshua co-pastored the Baptist Church
• UNTIL.....

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• HIS DEATH AT 71 years

MARRIAGES CONTINUED

• Abraham married Sarah Smith and they had 3 sons
• Abraham, Augustus and Daniel along with three daughters, Mary Sarah and Lucina

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• Augustus married Nancy Waterman and they had two sons and six daughters
• Their second daughter named Mary married Joseph Brown. They had 11 children, 5 girls and 6 boys

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• Up until this time they stayed in Rhode Island
• Then Joseph and Lucy his wife moved to Ohio

THE HOMESTEAD ACT OF 1862

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• Roger Lind married Pearl Fladeboe in 1933
• They had 2 girls and 1 boy Named Karen, Cheryl and David

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• A family member drove Roger's wife and children to California. They lived in government housing till they could buy a home

WORLD WAR 2

WORLD WAR II

• People supported and volunteered through World War II
• This had a very positive effect on the nation

ROGER AND PEARL

• Roger and Pearl unfortunately divorced in 1943

PEARL SOLD CIGARETTES AND CORSAGES

• At night clubs she saved 35,000 dollars as a down payment on the house.
• In 1946 they moved into 1259 Beryl St

ST PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH

• This was the church they attended after they lived in the house
• Reverend Boomer was the pastor

MY FAMILY HISTORY