William J Clinton
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Roger Clinton was born [[Jul 25]], 1909 in Dardenelle, Yell County, Arkansas but had moved with his family in 1919 to Hot Springs County. Around 1946, with his brother's help, Roger had started the "Roger Clinton Buick" Company in Hope, Arkansas. Roger Clinton and Virginia Cassidy, commonly called Ginger, had one child, Roger Cassidy Clinton on [[Jul 25]], 1956. In April 1962, while living in Hot Springs, she filed for a divorce which was granted on [[May 15]]. They reconciled and were remarried in August. Dude Clinton died Nov 1967 in Hot Springs. | Roger Clinton was born [[Jul 25]], 1909 in Dardenelle, Yell County, Arkansas but had moved with his family in 1919 to Hot Springs County. Around 1946, with his brother's help, Roger had started the "Roger Clinton Buick" Company in Hope, Arkansas. Roger Clinton and Virginia Cassidy, commonly called Ginger, had one child, Roger Cassidy Clinton on [[Jul 25]], 1956. In April 1962, while living in Hot Springs, she filed for a divorce which was granted on [[May 15]]. They reconciled and were remarried in August. Dude Clinton died Nov 1967 in Hot Springs. | ||
| − | Ginger next married George Jefferson Dwire on [[Jan 3]], 1968 in Hot Springs. It is unclear at the moment whether he died or they divorced, but she lastly married Richard "Dick" Kelley on [[Jan 17]], 1982. When she died her name was Virginia Kelley. She died [[Jan 6]], 1994 at her home in Hot Springs, Arkansas and is buried beside her first husband at Rose Hill Cemetery in Hope. | + | Ginger next married George Jefferson Dwire on [[Jan 3]], 1968 in Hot Springs. It is unclear at the moment whether he died or they divorced, but she lastly married Richard "Dick" Kelley on [[Jan 17]], 1982. When she died her name was Virginia Kelley. She died [[Jan 6]], 1994 at her home in Hot Springs, Arkansas and is buried beside her first husband at Rose Hill Cemetery in Hope. Her last husband Richard survived her. |
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*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&gsfn=Virginia&gsln=Kelley&sx=&f9=&f8=&f10=1923&f6=&f5=&f7=&f1=&f15=&f14=&f13=&f12=&f20=&f0=&prox=1&db=ssdi&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&fh=3&recid=37164531&recoff=1+2+14 Social Security Death Index, "Virginia D Kelley"] | *[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&gsfn=Virginia&gsln=Kelley&sx=&f9=&f8=&f10=1923&f6=&f5=&f7=&f1=&f15=&f14=&f13=&f12=&f20=&f0=&prox=1&db=ssdi&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&fh=3&recid=37164531&recoff=1+2+14 Social Security Death Index, "Virginia D Kelley"] | ||
| − | *[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=50007&iid=NEWS-PA-NE_RE.1994_01_07_0003&r=an&rc=1260,2450,1400,2487;1417,2450,1539,2487;1005,5162,1143,5199;1160,5162,1281,5199&fn=virginia&ln=kelley&st=d&ssrc=&pid=521182211 "Clinton's Mother kept spirits high throughout"], (obituary), '' | + | *[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=50007&iid=NEWS-PA-NE_RE.1994_01_07_0003&r=an&rc=1260,2450,1400,2487;1417,2450,1539,2487;1005,5162,1143,5199;1160,5162,1281,5199&fn=virginia&ln=kelley&st=d&ssrc=&pid=521182211 "Clinton's Mother kept spirits high throughout"], (obituary), ''News Record'' (North Hills, Pennsylvania), [[Jan 7]], 1994, page A3 stating such bits as: "she died of cancer", "she grew up in Hope, Ark.", she left Billy with her parents while she left to study nursing, "her second husband (Roger Clinton) beat her" |
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| + | *[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=view&dbid=50007&iid=NEWS-PA-NE_RE.1994_01_09_0003&r=an&rc=2666,3925,2828,3958;3214,3925,3336,3958;2866,4863,3002,4901;3020,4863,3139,4901;3396,4971,3540,5009;3558,4971,3666,5009&fn=virginia&ln=kelley&st=d&ssrc=&pid=521184259 "Thousands Mourn President's Mother"], (story about funeral), ''News Record'' (North Hills, Pennsylvania), [[Jan 9]], 1994, pg A3 stating such bits as: Barbara Streisand attended the funeral, Virginia died of breast cancer, funeral was in Hot Springs, Richard Kelley and Roger Clinton were there, eulogy by Rev. John Miles of St. James Methodist Church of Little Rock. | ||
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