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He was married to Ann. Children were: Ruth Eileen Roth.

bullet Ruth Eileen Roth (Private). Parents: Jake Roth and Ann.

She was married to Robert Arthur Dallmann on Aug 19 1939 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Children were: Michael Dallmann, Patrick John Dallmann.

bullet Neil Rouda

He was married to Jacqueline Meany. Children were: Terrance Rouda, Rebecca Rouda, Samuel Rouda.

bullet Rebecca Rouda Parents: Neil Rouda and Jacqueline Meany.

bullet Samuel Rouda Parents: Neil Rouda and Jacqueline Meany.

bullet Terrance Rouda Parents: Neil Rouda and Jacqueline Meany.

bullet Dorothy Elizabeth Rouland was born. Parents: J. A. Rouland and Elizabeth Adair Roberts.

bullet J. A. Rouland was born.

He was married to Elizabeth Adair Roberts. Children were: Joseph Dixon Rouland , Katherine Adair Rouland, Dorothy Elizabeth Rouland.

bullet Joseph Dixon Rouland (Private). Parents: J. A. Rouland and Elizabeth Adair Roberts.

bullet Katherine Adair Rouland (Private). Parents: J. A. Rouland and Elizabeth Adair Roberts.

bullet Dorothy Tompkins Rouse

She was married to Alfred Steele Maxwell on Dec 3 1983 in Cape Coral, FL.

bullet J. Paul Rowe

He was married to Mary Kathryn Moreno .

bullet Ellen Russell was born in 1792 in Carrick-on-Suir, County Waterford, Ireland. She died on May 15 1855 in Key West, Florida. She was christened.

She was married to Charles Mallory. Children were: Stephen Russell Mallory.

bullet Vanessa Sagen

She was married to Timothy Frederick Waiken . Children were: Ryan Anthony Waiken, Nicholas Frederick Waiken.

bullet Saltmarsh Twin was born on Aug 22 1804. He died on Aug 22 1804. ! Twin of Nancy Parents: Seth Saltmarsh and Anna Andrews.

bullet Abigail Saltmarsh was born about 1743. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Amy Caroline Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: Dr. Christopher William Saltmarsh M.D. and Jan Carol Richardson .

bullet Ann Elizabeth Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin.

Children were: Loren Noel Jones III, Brent Christopher Jones.

bulletAustin Michael Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: Michael Francis Saltmarsh and Polly Ethel Pilch.

bullet Barbara Marie Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin .

Children were: Amy Louise Maxwell, Laura Ann Maxwell.

bulletBertha E. Saltmarsh was born on Mar 28 1861. Unmarried. Very artistic. Pen and ink etchings/drawings. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford.

bullet Catherine Saltmarsh was born about 1748. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Catherine Mary Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin .

Children were: Caitlin Elizabeth Robinson, Erin Catherine Robinson.

bulletCharles Harry Saltmarsh was born on May 23 1853. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford .

bullet Dr. Christopher William Saltmarsh M.D. (Private). Parents: CDR Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh II, USNR (Ret) and Anne Avery Frankenberg.

Children were: Amy Caroline Saltmarsh, Ellen Avery Saltmarsh.

bulletDeborah Saltmarsh was born on Dec 8 1809. She died on Sep 19 1841. Parents: Seth Saltmarsh and Anna Andrews.

bullet Deborah Saltmarsh was born about 1745. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Edward C. Saltmarsh was born on Oct 15 1840 in Pennsylvania. He died after 1869. Appointed from Massachusetts; commissioned as Second Lieutenant, June 14, 1862; Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Washington D.C. 1862-3; Marine Barracks, Naval Station, Pensacola, Fla., 1863; commissioned as First Lieutenant, June 10th, 1864; frigate Sabine, special service, 1864-5; Marine Barracks, Boston, Massachusetts, 1865-7; Marine Barracks, Gosport, VA., 1868; Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, New York, 1869. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford.

bullet Elizabeth Saltmarsh was born on Jun 5 1733. She was baptized on Jun 10 1733. Married Jedediah Spring 1753 Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Elizabeth Gabrielle Saltmarsh Photo was born on Dec 29 1924 in Pensacola, Escambia, Florida. She died on Oct 11 1959 in Balboa Naval Hospital, San Diego, California. She was buried on Oct 14 1959 in Fort Rosencrans National Cemetery, Point Loma, San Diego, California. Attended Notre Dame College in Baltimore majoring in art. Accomplished artist. Painted in oil, and charcoal. Died from an embolism caused by malignancy of the lymph nodes. Parents: Thomas William Saltmarsh and Susie Scarritt Moreno.

She was married to Elston (n) Wyatt on Dec 17 1949 in California. Elston was a roommate of her brother, Bill, at the USNA Children were: Elston (n) Wyatt Jr. , Dr. Paula (n) Wyatt M.D..

bullet Ellen Avery Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: Dr. Christopher William Saltmarsh M.D. and Jan Carol Richardson .

bullet Emily Helen Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh III and Karen Elizabeth Gloer.

bullet CDR Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh II, USNR (Ret) Photo was born on Jul 3 1920 in Pensacola, Escambia, Florida. He received a degree in Associate of Arts in 1939 in St. Bernard College, Cullman, Alabama. He died on Jul 4 1998 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Parents: Thomas William Saltmarsh and Susie Scarritt Moreno.

He was married to Anne Avery Frankenberg on Aug 11 1954 in NavalAirStation, Jacksonville, Duval, Florida. He was divorced from Anne Avery Frankenberg in 1992 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida. Children were: Dr. Christopher William Saltmarsh M.D., Sara Elizabeth Saltmarsh, Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh III, Mary Evans Saltmarsh , Michael Francis Saltmarsh, Suzanne Marie Saltmarsh, Faith Ana Saltmarsh.

bullet Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh Photo was born on Dec 15 1848 in Windsor, Vermont. He died on Dec 16 1933 in U.S. Marine Base, Quantico, Virginia. He on Dec 19 1933. Obituary

Death Ends Long Career

ERNEST 0. SALTMARSH, assistant to the general man-ager, reached on December l5, the birthday marking his age at 86. The next day he passed away and thus all earthly ac-counts squared.

Mr. Saltmarsh was born in Wind-sor, Vt., where after attending the graded and high schools, he entered the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-nology, graduating in the class of 1869. Three years later he entered the service of the Louisville & Nash-ville Railroad Company. He was successively assistant engineer, chief clerk to Major James Geddes, superintendent at Nashville and Russellville from which latter point he was transferred to Pensacola, Fla., as superintendent. In the latter posi-tion he held the collateral titles of general manager of the Gulf Transit Company, and president of the Yel-low River Railroad.

Throughout the sturdy frame ran a broad heroic stripe. He refused to leave his post in Pensacola during the yellow fever epidemic of 1882, casting his lot with his fellow citi-zens by assisting in relief measures personally. He himself was stricken with the disease and narrowly escaped death. Another humani-tarian trait in his composition was his consideration for the employees in his charge. As early as 1900 he instituted a c a m p a i g n looking towards the safety of the men on his division. That was 12 years be-fore the organization of the National Safety Council and five years before the movement was taken up by the United States Steel Corporation. That places him in the role of pioneer in this work. To reward his efforts his division was the first ever to pass through an entire month without a reportable injury, 24 years after he had initiated the safety movement among the employees under him.

Ill health caused him to relinquish his duties as superintendent on April 16, 1929 and he was appointed as-sistant to the general manager. About two years ago he went to live with his daughter who is the wife of Brigadier General Harry Lee, of the Marine Corps at Quantico, Va., where he died.

The remains were sent to Pensa-cola, where . funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, December 19, with burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one son and one daughter.
He was buried on Dec 21 1933 in St. Michael's, Pensacola, Escambia, Florida. He was a Civil Engineer. He graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He had a lifelong career with The Louisville and Nashville Railroad (L&N). He retired after many years as Division Superintendent in the late 1920's. He was the earliest Saltmarsh to live in Pensacola, Florida.

He lived at 14 West Belmont Street just a stone's throw from downtown Pensacola. The house had a tower on top from which one could view the city and all the way to Pensacola Beach with binoculars. He was only a few blocks from his pride and joy, the Passenger Terminal on Wright Street. He was in charge when it was built and kept it immaculate. His offices were on the second floor. This building was abandoned and later the Hilton Hotel was built next to it on the North side. It became the lobby of the Hilton and the upstairs rooms were restored to be used for meetings. The main floor was restored and became the Lobby, and also had the 1922 Restaurant and the Umbrella room for more casual dining. The rest of the lower area was made into ballrooms, and party rooms for wedding receptions, conventions and so forth. The Hilton sold out and is now the Grand Hotel. Just south of this hotel was built the Civic Arena which could hold about 12,000 spectators. Here the Ice Pilots play ice hockey, and many concerts and other affairs are held in it.

Ernest married Margaret Eveline Brent and they had two children, Thomas William and Henrietta Mercedes. Thomas William (Will) married Susie Roberts Moreno and they had Susie (Susan), Ernest, Bill and Betty. Mercedes married MGEN Harry Lee, USMC and they had Eveline, Little Mercedes, Laura, Harry and Ernest. When Will got married, he and Sue lived with them for about seven years before they bought the property at 422 North Baylen Street and built a smaller home on the adjacent lot. Ernest, Bill and Betty were born in the new house at 416 North Baylen Street. Susan got to know her grandparents since she was born earlier and then Ernest was seven years later, Bill two more years and Betty a little over 2 more years.

All the children called their grandparents Bampaya and Nanny. Their house was spacious and there were two cooks, a butler and a yardman, sometimes more for big parties. Breakfast, Dinner and Supper were always quite formal and the food was plentiful and superb. There was always a variety, almost like a fine restaurant.

Sue and Will lived in the same block and Mercedes and her family only visited on occasion. Each Sunday Will's family was expected to be at dinner at Nanny's. Bampaya always presided over the table. He had a fine liquor cabinet and always had a little toddy before he ate. One habit he had was that each Sunday he would greet all of us and then, ignoring the girls, would let Ernest reach his hand into his side pants pocket and fill his hand with change as much as he could hold. Then Bill was given from a penny to a dime. Ernest came out with several dollars, Bill maybe a dime and the girls were left out. Ernest was his namesake so he was obviously his favorite. Bill wonders what a psychiatrist would have said about that!

Bill later, whenever he travelled on the L&N would always end up with a discussion with conductors, porters and anyone connected to the railroad whenever they heard the name Saltmarsh. They would say to Bill: "Are you Old Man Saltmarsh's grandson?". This would always be followed by a lengthy account of something Bampaya had done. How Bill wishes that tape recorders were available at that time.

When Bampaya retired a hat was passed up and down the line and enough money was collected to present him with a brand new Chrysler Sedan. He apparently was well loved and respected.

Bill is always impressed at the way people always referred to his grandfather and also his father as having Integrity, which Bill feels is the precise trait that makes a man. If one has Integrity, he must have all the other good traits. Bill never heard a bad word spoken for Will or Bampaya.

At one time a shipping company named a new freighter the E.O. Saltmarsh and presented him with an expensive and elaborate model of it encased in a Mahogany trimmed Glass Case, mounted on a mahogany base. It was about three feet long and was precise down to the slightest detail. The fittings were done in German Silver, according to family lore. Ernest II claimed it later and it is in a Maritime Museum in California according to Ernest's daughter, Sara. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford .

He was married to Margaret Eveline Brent about 1886 in Pensacola, Escambia, Florida. Children were: Thomas William Saltmarsh, Henrietta Mercedes Saltmarsh .

bullet Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh III (Private). Parents: CDR Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh II, USNR (Ret) and Anne Avery Frankenberg .

Children were: Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh IV, Emily Helen Saltmarsh, Grace Helen Saltmarsh .

bulletErnest Olmstead Saltmarsh IV (Private). Parents: Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh III and Karen Elizabeth Gloer.

bullet Faith Ana Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: CDR Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh II, USNR (Ret) and Anne Avery Frankenberg .

bulletGrace Helen Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh III and Karen Elizabeth Gloer.

bullet Hammond Saltmarsh was born about 1741. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Henrietta Mercedes Saltmarsh Photo was born on Dec 24 1890 in Pensacola, Escambia, Florida. She died on Apr 15 1981 in Gaithersburg, Maryland. She was buried on Apr 18 1981 in National Cem., Arlington, Virginia. Parents: Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh and Margaret Eveline Brent.

She was married to Major General Harry (n) Lee USMC about 1912. Children were: Eveline Lee, Mercedes Lee, Laura Mary Lee, LTCOL Harry Lee USMC, Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh Lee.

bullet Henry Saltmarsh was born on Apr 18 1837. He died on Apr 21 1837. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford .

bullet Henry Furness Saltmarsh was born on May 19 1838. He died on Jan 13 1841. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford.

bullet Isaac Saltmarsh was born about 1739. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Jean Lorraine Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin.

Children were: Lorraine Saltmarsh Edwards .

Children were: Sarah Catherine Paulick.

bulletJohn Brent Saltmarsh Photo was born on Dec 29 1946 in Ottumwa, Iowa. His father was stationed on Okinawa at the time and was notified of the death of his first son. Marion was taken to the hospital by her brother-in-law, Bob Rogers. She was living with her parents during Bill's stint in a bomber squadron in the Pacific Ocean area. He was stillborn on Dec 29 1946 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Ottumwa, Iowa. Dr. Arthur Blome was attending physician. John had spina bifida and Hydrocephalus, unknown until delivery was in progress. He died in delivery.
He died on Dec 29 1946 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Ottumwa, Iowa. Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin.

bullet Judith Irene Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: LCDR Thomas William Saltmarsh Jr. USN (Ret) and Marion Lorraine Kervin .

Children were: Nicole Carice King, Tyler James King, Hunter Thomas King.

bulletJulia Ann Saltmarsh was born on Jun 14 1816. Parents: Seth Saltmarsh and Anna Andrews.

bullet Mary Saltmarsh was born on Jun 1 1731. She was baptized on Jun 6 1731. Parents: Captain Thomas Saltmarsh and Mary Hazen.

bullet Mary Evans Saltmarsh (Private). Parents: CDR Ernest Olmstead Saltmarsh II, USNR (Ret) and Anne Avery Frankenberg .

bulletMary H. Saltmarsh was born on Dec 5 1842. Parents: Dr. Seth Saltmarsh M.D. and Mary Henrietta Sanford .

She was married to Ernest H. Peabody.

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