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From			Obtained in 1974	[This is an approximation]
Evelyn Farris

	Information on Grover Vincent (son of Aaron)
can be obtained from sis. Ruby's daughter
Billie King (Husband - John King)
Amour Av. S.E.
Atlanta, Ga
His name was Grover Clarence Vincent		[Wrong!]
Died of T.B. in Veteran's Hosp. Oteen, N.C.
[see note 1.  His discharge from WWI dated 1919 shows his name was Grover "Cleveland".]

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Ida Vincent (dau. of Aaron Vincent)
buried at Brice's Hospital, Tuscaloosa
[see note 2]
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Oakley Vincent (son of Aaron) told dau.
Evelyn Vincent Farris that he didn't like
the fact that he only had one name so
he added an initial ("D") before his		[Wrong!]
real and only initial "O" (for Oakley).
[see note 3]
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Ida Vincent (dau. of Aaron) never married
says Evelyn Vincent Farris (attest Mrs
Oakley Vincent declared administrator of
Miss Ida Vincent's will: summons in Equity No 2739
Talladega County  13th June 1938
[see note 2]

[NOTES:
[1. I received a letter dated 8 June 1978 from Billie Wiebens King (Mrs. John S. King)]
[   of 889 Ormewood Ave., S.E., Atlanta, GA  30316.  She gave info on her family.  In ]
[   this letter she said, "About Grover, I am going to have to get his history from   ]
[   his sister-in-law in Wilmington, N.C. but, in the meantime, I will send you what I]
[   know."  I never received any other correspondence from her about Grover.  I wrote ]
[   the VA Hospital in Asheville, N.C. and received the address of Grover's bro-in-law]
[   "Frederick J. Robinson, 611 Kenwood Ave., Wilmington, N.C.  I wrote Mr. Robinson. ]
[   He replied and in a letter dated 24 Jan. 1978, he included Uncle Grover's Army    ]
[   record, his photo in uniform, and a brief history.  Grover was hospitalized with  ]
[   Tuberculosis in the spring of 1929 and died in the VA hospital 5 May, 1968.       ]
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[2. This is correct.  I received a letter from Brice Hospital about where Ida was bur-]
[   ied and when she died.  I sent off to Alabama Vital Statistics and obtained a copy]
[   of her death certificate which shows place of death as "Bryce Hospital", a mental ]
[   hospital in Tuscaloosa.  Also, by her own admission in a 1905 letter to her cousin]
[   Marion, Ida discusses the fact that she never married.                            ]
[        See: http://vincentfamily.org/Ancestors/Ida_Vincent/index.htm                ]
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[3. The 1870 U.S. Census shows the "D" initial when he was just 3 months old. He could]
[   not have added the "D" later.  See Vincent - Aaron 1870 Talladega AL edited.jpg in]
[   the Supporting Files folder.                                                      ]