Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
BurialGreen Hill Cemetery, 901 Wharton Street, Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina [10956]
FatherRev. Alfred Alphonso ISELEY (1813-1876)
MotherMartha Ann HUGHES (1824-1891)
Spouses
BurialGreen Hill Cemetery, 901 Wharton Street, Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina [10952]
FatherSamuel Maroney CLIMER (1820-1871)
MotherPhilena SUMMERS (1823-1909)
MarriageApr 20, 1887, Alamance County, North Carolina [10953]
ChildrenHugh Holt (1888-1952)
Bronna May (1890-1977)
Thelma (1894-1969)
Annie Leigh (1896-1978)
Rena Maud (Died as Child) (1898-1914)
Obituary Online notes for “Annie” Annabelle ISELEY
86yrs 3mos 19days. Daughter of Rev. Alfred and Martha Hughes Iseley. Widow of Ludwick M. Clymer. She had lived at 303 Aberdeen Terrace in Greensboro at the time of her death. [10956]
Obituary Online notes for Ludwick Mosyne (Spouse 1)
81 years of age at time of death. Son of Samuel Mosyne and Phillippena Summers Clymer. Husband of Annie Isley Clymer. Father of daughters Bronna May C. Ellis, Thelma I.C. Pye, Annie Lee C. Harden, Rena Maud Clymer, and son Hugh H. Clymer. Shown as the proprietor of a machine shop in the 1910 census. The family lived at 400 Blandwood Ave. at that time. By 1930, he and Annie had moved to 421 McGee St., and Ludwick was shown as the superintendant of a business.
Note he was the sole proprietor of Acme Mill Works, which executed general mill and machinery repairs, specializing in tools for bobbin factories, skewers, emery stands, saw mandrels, grinding and corrugating mill rolls. He employed only the best of very skilled laborers.) [10952]
Note he was the sole proprietor of Acme Mill Works, which executed general mill and machinery repairs, specializing in tools for bobbin factories, skewers, emery stands, saw mandrels, grinding and corrugating mill rolls. He employed only the best of very skilled laborers.) [10952]