Family: Watson, Marty / Watson, Marlene (F54203)

• Male Watson, Marty

  
  

  Birth			LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death			Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Marriage			Sealed S (LDS)
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Female Watson, Marlene

  
  

  Birth			LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death			Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Female Watson, Cassie

  
  

  Birth			LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death			Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Spouse	Morey, mr | F54206
  Marriage			Sealed S (LDS)

  
  

  Male Watson, Ken

  
  

  Birth			LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death			Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Spouse	Kleppinger, Janice | F54204
  Marriage			Sealed S (LDS)

  
  

• Notes

  residence jt: 20220829GHLn- Stu Estes / Shinglehouse Remember When 29 Aug 2022 · Home and service station of Bob Roberts in Millport. 39 Comments Judy Anderson I love all the photos on this site but having grown up in Millport, Im especially fond of those pictures Reply2d Wanda Lyons Judy Anderson I didn't grow up in Mill port but spent a portion of my life there! Reply2d Lainie Kephart Tom Calhoun Reply2d Jennifer Carlin Is this Walker’s home? Reply2d Tom Calhoun Jennifer Carlin I think it is now. Reply2d Heather Gibble Jennifer Carlin Kathie Walker? Reply2d Jennifer Carlin Heather Gibble yes Reply2d Janice Kleppinger Blewitt Watson Heather Gibble the house next to the garage was and is still the Watsons. Reply2d Londa Wilson Love this!?? Reply2d Londa Wilson That was my Aunt Artie & Uncle Bob Roberts House Reply2d Stu Estes Author Londa Wilson They were also my mother's aunt and uncle. Uncle Bob was my Grandmother Maybelle Roberts Swift's youngest brother. May be an image of 2 people Reply2dEdited Londa Wilson Stu Estes Artie was my grandfather Marvin Calhoun's sister. Reply2dEdited Diane Adams Londa Wilson mine too Reply1d Ed Bickleman Pat Price ran that garage in the 60s and my brother worked there also. Reply2d Virginia Bixby Ed Bickleman It was Pat Prince. Reply2d Carole Lundy Ed Bickleman we moved to oswayo in the 60s and remember it being thereunder pat did run it Reply2d Tom Calhoun I think this is from the thirties. Reply2d Victor Fosmer I have many wonderful memories of Bob and Artie Roberts being in their house and garage. Such nice people. Summers were always fun when their Grandkids the Anderson’s were here! Rafting in the creek behind the house, sleeping out under the stars! Throwing hand made airplanes of “Old Baldy”. I am still friends with their Grandson Karl who lives in Washington state. Reply2d Bonnie Karr Bachand I remember oh so well Bob Roberts was our school bus driver very nice man. Reply2d Victor Fosmer Bob was also owner and bus driver of the bus we kids in Millport rode. I could be wrong but I believe it was a 1953 Chevy (same year as me) and Artie kept it clean and painted inside. I remember Paul Blauvelt was one of the “big boys”! Reply2d Tom Calhoun Victor Fosmer He had two buses, could be the 53 your talking about and a 59. He built two bays on to the garage in the pic and the buses were kept inside nights and weekends. Bob drove the newer one and Leon Drake drove the other, when I started school. Reply2dEdited Stu Estes Author Tom Calhoun Uncle Bob or Pat Prince drove my bus from 11 Mile to Millport School for grades 1-3, then Leon drove us from 11 Mile over Plank Road, Dodge Road and Honeoye to Shinglehouse before we moved into S'house during grade 5. Reply2dEdited Tom Calhoun I can remember riding both the routes, I'd ride to work with my dad and get on the buss right in the garage. That was a perk when my dad worked at my uncles garage. Reply2dEdited Mary McClay That surely is a familiar scene! Reply2d Kathie Walker This is my home know and it has always felt like HOME to me Love this place Reply2d MaryLou Metzger Elwood Bob was a very patient school bus driver. Reply2d Cassie Morey The little house to the left of the garage was where I grew up with my parents Marty and Marlene Watson. My brother Ken Watson and his wife Janice Kleppinger Blewitt Watson live there now. Reply2d Stu Estes Author Cassie Morey You would remember the house directly across from the Roberts' house where my grandmother, Viva Estes, lived. Reply2d Cassie Morey Stu Estes Yes I do! Reply2d Jayne Buchanan Best people ever. Reply2d Robert Ferguson He was a great guy! I remember him giving us candy bars a couple of times a year. He always called me Robert E. Lee. Reply2d Mary Wardlaw Thank you for sharing!!! Reply2d Pamela Learn That's awesome Reply2d Jill Hill He was a great bus driver!! The things he put up with!!!???????? Reply2d Tomi Benjamin Back in the day for us! I sure do remember that cold, cold, snow! Reply2d Jayne Buchanan I still remember watching the Queen of England as a young girl being crowned at her house. We didn’t have TV so she had Jan and I there. Reply1d Michael Estes Lived across the street (rt 44) from Uncle Bob and Aunt Arty Roderts when I started grade school in Millport. Reply7h Brian Bennett Arty Roberts drove my aunt Belle Bennett to the TB sanitarium in South Mountain Pa many many years ago, she helped a lot of folks during the depressio Reply1h Gary Evans All my life I have wanted to visit Shinglehouse. Reply1h