Cassel JACOBSON [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born on 21 May 1913 in Towner, Colorado. He died on 7 Dec 2001 in Rockville, Maryland. He was buried on 13 Dec 2001 in Maryland. He married Marion Margaret MAHONEY on 21 Jun 1947.
Other marriages:LEE, Theresa
Was a military officer during the Second World War. He was stationed in Iran and on the Island of Bahrain and did not see heavy combat. Later worked for the Food and Drug Administration in Washington, DC.
Marion Margaret MAHONEY was born 1 on 13 Nov 1920. She died on 13 May 1976 in Silver Spring, Maryland. She married Cassel JACOBSON on 21 Jun 1947.
Possibly SSN 579-20-7713 but has a different birth date.
Washington Post
Washington, DCMarch 1, 1907
NEPHEWS TO BE BEARERS
Funeral of "Mother Mahoney" to Take Place at St. Dominic's.
At the funeral to-morrow morning of Mrs. Johanna Mahoney, who was known as
"Mother Mahoney," six of her nephews will act as pallbearers. They are Patrick
and Annis Collins, of Washington; Willis and Dennis H. Barry and Patrick and
Daniel Doody, of Martinsburg, W.Va. Requiem mass will be celebrated at St.
Dominic's Church at 9 o'clock to be followed by burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Mahoney was eighty years old. Her death, which occurred Wednesday
morning at her home, 628 K street southwest, was due to the infirmities of old
age.
She was a native of Abbey Feal, County Limerick, Ireland. The name of
"Mother Mahoney" was given her in 1874, during the smallpox epidemic, when she
went among the destitute sick in her section of the city, supplying them with
necessities of food without price.MAHONEY- On Wednesday, February 27, 1907, at 11 a.m. at her residence, 628 K
street southwest, Mrs. JOHANNA MAHONEY, widow of Patrick Mahoney, a native of
Abbeyfeale, County Limerick, Ireland.
Funeral Saturday morning, March 2, at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St.
Dominic's. Interment at Mount Olivet.
They had the following children:
F i Carol Elizabeth JACOBSON was born on 5 Feb 1951. F ii Karen Jeanette JACOBSON was born on 1 Dec 1954.
Cassel JACOBSON [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born on 21 May 1913 in Towner, Colorado. He died on 7 Dec 2001 in Rockville, Maryland. He was buried on 13 Dec 2001 in Maryland. He married Theresa LEE on 4 Apr 1981.
Other marriages:MAHONEY, Marion Margaret
Was a military officer during the Second World War. He was stationed in Iran and on the Island of Bahrain and did not see heavy combat. Later worked for the Food and Drug Administration in Washington, DC.
Theresa LEE [scrapbook] 1 was born on 14 Oct 1908 in Minnesota. She died on 4 Aug 2001 in Rockville, Maryland. She married Cassel JACOBSON on 4 Apr 1981.
SSN 475-24-3529
Alden Dale "Jake" JACOBSON [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born on 4 Jun 1916 in Afton, Iowa. He died on 16 Nov 2001 in Texas. He was buried in Section 44 Site 38, Arlington National Cemetery. He married Elizabeth BERGER. The marriage ended in divorce.
Other marriages:SUTTLE, Lillian Lorraine
A new National Cemeteries website at http://www.cem.va.gov/ contains burial information about Alden Jacobson:
JACOBSON, ALDEN DALE
LT COL US AIR FORCE
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: 08/16/1941 - 03/31/1964
DATE OF BIRTH: 06/04/1916
DATE OF DEATH: 11/16/2001
DATE OF INTERMENT: 01/18/2002
BURIED AT: SECTION 44 SITE 38
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
C/O DIRECTOR ARLINGTON, VA 22111-0000
(703) 607-8000SSN 561-54-2887 Residence: 32937 Satellite Beach, Brevard, FL
Alden Jacobson flew on the bombing mission which dropped the A-Bomb on Nagasaki. Alden was an Air Force pilot who flew many B-29 "SUPERFORTRESS" bombing missions over Japan, but he was not piloting the aircraft which dropped THE BOMB. Alden was in a support aircraft, flying Super Dumbo. He saw the bomb drop and the mushroom cloud go up.
His purpose for being on the mission was that, in case a plane had to ditch in the ocean, he would direct that plane to a secret location where a submarine would be waiting to pick up the crew and tell the submarine where the crew was.
Alden was flying on this mission essentially as a passenger. Alden had signed up for this mission as a backup pilot to increase his number of missions so that he could get to go home early. Other members of his regular crew objected. They felt that it was bad luck if they did not always fly together.
Alden's plan did not work, because this mission ended the War with Japan. Alden was stationed for the next five years as part of the American Occupation Forces in Japan. One of his sons, William, was born in Japan in 1948.
The B-29 airplane which Alden regularly flew was number 53 with a Circle X on the tail. This is not the airplane that he was on for the Nagasaki mission. On that mission, he was flying essentially as a passenger. The B-29 which he regularly flew, number Circle X 53, is in the video "From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay". It is in the section called "Mining the Inland Sea". Alden Jacobson was involved in dropping mines into harbors.
Alden retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years in the Air Force. He then bought out the Family Farm ten miles north of Creston Iowa from his brothers and sisters, but then farmed the farm only a few years before he sold the farm at a huge profit. The farm had stayed in the family for just 100 years.
Alden was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and other medals by the US Air Force.
He lived near Key Largo, Florida. He never doubted that dropping the A-bomb was the right thing to do.
There were five B-29s on Nagasaki mission.
1. BocksCar - Pilot - Sweeney
2. Aircraft #95 - Pilot - McNight - Weather aircraft to Nagasaki
3. Aircraft #88 - Pilot - Marquart - Weather aircraft to Kokura
4. Great Artiste - Pilot - Bock - Instrument aircraft
5 Big Stink - Pilot - Hopkins - Photo aircraftSource: Gen. Chuck Sweeney's book, "War's End".
Alden Jacobson regularly flew B-29 Circle X 53 . The plane was named JAKE'S JALOPY. The serial number was 44-69985. Bob Mann has supplied the actual dates from the 9BG Mission Log. It shows a total of 17 missions flown over Japan in this aircraft with Alden Jacobson as aircraft commander.
The source of the data is a paper document entitled:
MISSION RECORD (LOG)
Ninth Bomb Group
313th WING(Copied from the 9th Bombardment Group Commanding Officer's Notebook contributed to the 9th Bomb Group Archives by Henry Huglin, Brigadier General, U.S. Air Force, Retired)
Alden attended four years of college and then became an air force cadet and obtained a pilot's rating. He was a basic instructor and flew 31 bombing missions in combat during World War II. He was in the US Army Air Corps for 24 years and retured as a Lt. Col.
My uncle, Alden Jacobson, went by the nickname of "Jake".
The fact that this airplane was named "JAKE'S JALOPY" is certainly very strong evidence if not proof that this was known as my uncle's aircraft.
The format is date - target - aircraft commander. The missions were as follows:
5/16-17, Mining, Jacobson
5/20-21 Mining Jacobson
5/24-25 Mining Jacobson
5/26-27 Mining, Jacobson
6/1 Osaka, Jacobson
6/5 Kone, Jacobson
6/15 Osaka-Amagasaki Urban area, Jacobson
6/17-18 Yokkaichi, Jacobson
6/26 Aichi Aircraft Works, Jacobson
7/9-10 Wakayama UA, Jacobson
7/19-20 Chochi Industrial/Urban area Jacobson
7/24 Tsu UA Jacobson
7/28-29 Ujiyamada UA Jacobson
8/1-2 Nagoya Jacobson
8/7 Toyokawa Naval Arsenal, Jacobson
8/30 Power Display Jacobson
The newspaper route of Alden Jacobson from 1931 is posted: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~judysstuff/carriers/salesmanapr1931.htmRetired as a lieutenant colonel.
Elizabeth BERGER.Elizabeth married Alden Dale "Jake" JACOBSON. The marriage ended in divorce.
Residing in Lakeport, California in 2002.
They had the following children:
M i Robert Dale JACOBSON was born on 23 Apr 1942. M ii Richard Wesley JACOBSON was born on 30 Jul 1944. M iii William Allison JACOBSON [scrapbook] was born on 19 Apr 1948 in Japan, US Military Zone.
Resides in Lakeport, CaliforniaM iv Philip Alden JACOBSON was born on 1 Aug 1950.
Alden Dale "Jake" JACOBSON [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born on 4 Jun 1916 in Afton, Iowa. He died on 16 Nov 2001 in Texas. He was buried in Section 44 Site 38, Arlington National Cemetery. He married Lillian Lorraine SUTTLE on 24 Mar 1968 in Homestead, Florida.
Other marriages:BERGER, Elizabeth
A new National Cemeteries website at http://www.cem.va.gov/ contains burial information about Alden Jacobson:
JACOBSON, ALDEN DALE
LT COL US AIR FORCE
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: 08/16/1941 - 03/31/1964
DATE OF BIRTH: 06/04/1916
DATE OF DEATH: 11/16/2001
DATE OF INTERMENT: 01/18/2002
BURIED AT: SECTION 44 SITE 38
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
C/O DIRECTOR ARLINGTON, VA 22111-0000
(703) 607-8000SSN 561-54-2887 Residence: 32937 Satellite Beach, Brevard, FL
Alden Jacobson flew on the bombing mission which dropped the A-Bomb on Nagasaki. Alden was an Air Force pilot who flew many B-29 "SUPERFORTRESS" bombing missions over Japan, but he was not piloting the aircraft which dropped THE BOMB. Alden was in a support aircraft, flying Super Dumbo. He saw the bomb drop and the mushroom cloud go up.
His purpose for being on the mission was that, in case a plane had to ditch in the ocean, he would direct that plane to a secret location where a submarine would be waiting to pick up the crew and tell the submarine where the crew was.
Alden was flying on this mission essentially as a passenger. Alden had signed up for this mission as a backup pilot to increase his number of missions so that he could get to go home early. Other members of his regular crew objected. They felt that it was bad luck if they did not always fly together.
Alden's plan did not work, because this mission ended the War with Japan. Alden was stationed for the next five years as part of the American Occupation Forces in Japan. One of his sons, William, was born in Japan in 1948.
The B-29 airplane which Alden regularly flew was number 53 with a Circle X on the tail. This is not the airplane that he was on for the Nagasaki mission. On that mission, he was flying essentially as a passenger. The B-29 which he regularly flew, number Circle X 53, is in the video "From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay". It is in the section called "Mining the Inland Sea". Alden Jacobson was involved in dropping mines into harbors.
Alden retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years in the Air Force. He then bought out the Family Farm ten miles north of Creston Iowa from his brothers and sisters, but then farmed the farm only a few years before he sold the farm at a huge profit. The farm had stayed in the family for just 100 years.
Alden was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and other medals by the US Air Force.
He lived near Key Largo, Florida. He never doubted that dropping the A-bomb was the right thing to do.
There were five B-29s on Nagasaki mission.
1. BocksCar - Pilot - Sweeney
2. Aircraft #95 - Pilot - McNight - Weather aircraft to Nagasaki
3. Aircraft #88 - Pilot - Marquart - Weather aircraft to Kokura
4. Great Artiste - Pilot - Bock - Instrument aircraft
5 Big Stink - Pilot - Hopkins - Photo aircraftSource: Gen. Chuck Sweeney's book, "War's End".
Alden Jacobson regularly flew B-29 Circle X 53 . The plane was named JAKE'S JALOPY. The serial number was 44-69985. Bob Mann has supplied the actual dates from the 9BG Mission Log. It shows a total of 17 missions flown over Japan in this aircraft with Alden Jacobson as aircraft commander.
The source of the data is a paper document entitled:
MISSION RECORD (LOG)
Ninth Bomb Group
313th WING(Copied from the 9th Bombardment Group Commanding Officer's Notebook contributed to the 9th Bomb Group Archives by Henry Huglin, Brigadier General, U.S. Air Force, Retired)
Alden attended four years of college and then became an air force cadet and obtained a pilot's rating. He was a basic instructor and flew 31 bombing missions in combat during World War II. He was in the US Army Air Corps for 24 years and retured as a Lt. Col.
My uncle, Alden Jacobson, went by the nickname of "Jake".
The fact that this airplane was named "JAKE'S JALOPY" is certainly very strong evidence if not proof that this was known as my uncle's aircraft.
The format is date - target - aircraft commander. The missions were as follows:
5/16-17, Mining, Jacobson
5/20-21 Mining Jacobson
5/24-25 Mining Jacobson
5/26-27 Mining, Jacobson
6/1 Osaka, Jacobson
6/5 Kone, Jacobson
6/15 Osaka-Amagasaki Urban area, Jacobson
6/17-18 Yokkaichi, Jacobson
6/26 Aichi Aircraft Works, Jacobson
7/9-10 Wakayama UA, Jacobson
7/19-20 Chochi Industrial/Urban area Jacobson
7/24 Tsu UA Jacobson
7/28-29 Ujiyamada UA Jacobson
8/1-2 Nagoya Jacobson
8/7 Toyokawa Naval Arsenal, Jacobson
8/30 Power Display Jacobson
The newspaper route of Alden Jacobson from 1931 is posted: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~judysstuff/carriers/salesmanapr1931.htmRetired as a lieutenant colonel.
Lillian Lorraine SUTTLE was born on 28 May 1921 in Black Mountain, North Carolina. She died on 15 Feb 2001 in Florida. She was buried on 13 Mar 2001 in Section 44 Site 38, Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. She married Alden Dale "Jake" JACOBSON on 24 Mar 1968 in Homestead, Florida.
Other marriages:DULA, Art
A new National Cemeteries website at http://www.cem.va.gov/ contains burial information about Lorraine Suttle Jacobson:
JACOBSON, LORRAINE S
DATE OF BIRTH: 05/28/1921
DATE OF DEATH: 02/15/2001
DATE OF INTERMENT: 04/13/2001
BURIED AT: SECTION 44 SITE 38
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
C/O DIRECTOR ARLINGTON, VA 22111-0000
(703) 607-8000
WIFE OF JACOBSON, ALDEN DALE
LT COL US AIR FORCE
Newell Edward JACOBSON [Parents] 1 was born on 17 Jun 1918 in Grafton, Union County, Iowa. He died on 25 Apr 1989 in Homestead, Florida. He was buried in Trinity, North Carolina. He married Dorothy May MEYERS on 22 Jun 1946.
My uncle Newell Jacobson served as an officer in the Tank Corps under Patton in World War II and Fought in the Battle of the Bulge. At the Battle of the Bulge, between 16 December 1944 and 28 January 1945, there were 81,000 American casualties, including 23,554 captured and 19,000 killed. My uncle got a very minor wound, although not in the battle itself but before the battle in the campaign across France. He got a purple heart for that. However, he did not run for president after he got home. He did not even run for Congress. Instead he served 20 years in the military, serving in the Korean War too but in an office job, rising to Lt. Colonel until retirement and when he came home worked in the post office in Council Bluffs Iowa until age 65.
Newell Jacobson fought in World War II as a member of the Allied Forces which crossed France and entered Germany. Newell was not in the Normandy Invasion but joined with the Allied Forces about one-third way across France. He was a member of the Army Tank Corps under General Patton.
Newell Jacobson fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was a Liaison Officer who carried messages between command posts. Almost all of the other Liaison Officers in his group were killed in the battle.
Newell Jacobson was later credited with capturing 27 German Soldiers. He and his partner took a stroll outside their camp when, to their surprise, a German soldier jumped out behind a rock with his hands up. When Newell, who had studied some German, accepted his offer of surrender, the soldier said that there were other soldiers who wanted to surrender too. When Newell agreed, the German soldier called out and 26 other soldiers jumped out behind rocks and trees with their hands up. Newell and his partner then marched them all back to camp, with his partner leading the way to may sure that their own soldiers did not shoot, and Newell following up the rear.
Thus, Newell and his partner alone were credited with capturing 27 German soldiers. Newell's partner was later killed in the war.
Newell Jacobson received the Purple Heart for what he said was a very minor injury.
Newell Jacobson was later stationed in Germany and also served in the Korean War, where he learned to speak Korean. He retired as a major after 20 years in the Army. He later worked for the post office in Council Bluffs, Iowa and then retired to Homestead, Florida, where he died in 1989.
SSN 478-12-2012
Has a memorial marker but is not buried at Prarie Lawn Cemetery, Spaulding, Iowa.
The following could help explain from where Newell got his first name:
The Fairfield Tribune
Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa
Thursday, January 3, 1884A QUIET Wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Newels, Monday
evening on which occasion Mr. Frank Graham of Birmingham and Miss Jennie A
Newell were made one. It was a very pleasant affair and among those present were
Mr. L.J. Larramer and wife and Miss Anderson of Birmingham.
Dorothy May MEYERS 1 was born 2 on 3 Dec 1919 in Iowa. She died on 22 Jun 1990. She married Newell Edward JACOBSON on 22 Jun 1946.
SSN 483-14-3719
Habib-ur- REHMAN [Parents] was born in Chitral, Pakistan. He died about 1966 in Drosh, Chitral, Pakistan. He married Honzagool Nani.
Honzagool Nani [Parents] [scrapbook] was born about 1932 in Shishi, Chitral. She married Habib-ur- REHMAN.
They had the following children:
M i Nazir AHMED [scrapbook] was born in 1958. M ii Wazir AHMED [scrapbook] was born in 1960 in Shishi, Drosh, Chitral, Pakistan. M iii Nisar AHMED [scrapbook] was born in 1960 in Shishi, Drosh, Chitral, Pakistan. F iv HONZAGOOL was born on 28 Feb 1962.
Brandon J. STONE [scrapbook] was born on 10 Feb 1981. He married Shamema Honzagool SLOAN on 20 Dec 2003 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Shamema Honzagool SLOAN [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 15 Oct 1981 in New York NY. She married Brandon J. STONE on 20 Dec 2003 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Although women are exempt from combat duty, my daughter, Lance Corporal Shamema Honzagool Sloan, does the most dangerous job imaginable. Her job in the Iraq War is to arm the bombs on the airplanes before they fly out to combat missions. Then, when the planes come back, if there are some bombs remaining undropped and still in the airplanes, her job is to disarm them. She arms and disarms bombs on F-16s, F-18s and A-10s.
She stands in the flight lines when the planes come in and after they land is the first person to get in the airplanes to see if there are any undetonated bombs inside.
I assume that the US Marines discovered her high intelligence and extreme steadiness and gave her this job for that reason.
Sam Sloan
Joined the United States Marines in 2000. Works as an Aircraft Armaments Specialist. She is now in Kuwait getting ready for the invasion of Iraq. She left for Kuwait on February 11, 2003.
http://www.shamema.com/shamema.htm
Shamema writes on her personal website:
Take care of yourselves. I'll probably be gone for about 9 months...and I have no idea how much contact we will have with America. So if I don't see you before then... ;)
Oh, and pray for the Iraqi's too.
They probably don't even realize that America has The strongest, smartest, fastest, most violent, lethally top-secret weapon ever known to all of man-kind....SHAMEMA!!!
MWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
mmm......buh-bye!
Current Mood: determined
They had the following children:
M i Cameron Joseph STONE [scrapbook] was born on 19 May 2006 in Auburn, Washington.
He was born on Friday, the 19th at 5:51 and clocked in at 9 lbs 7 ounces and 20 inches.F ii Kaydence Mae STONE [scrapbook] was born on 13 May 2008 in Auburn, Washington.
Abdullah KAMAL was born in Bangladesh. He married Dayawathie Pedigedera RANKOTH.
Dayawathie Pedigedera RANKOTH [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 1 Feb 1969 in Kandy, Sri Lanka. She married Abdullah KAMAL.
Other marriages:SLOAN, Samuel Howard
SUTTON, Kevin "The Creepy-Crawley-Guy"
They had the following children:
F i Geeta Kamal RANKOTH [scrapbook] was born on 9 Jun 1996 in Brooklyn, New York.
Kevin "The Creepy-Crawley-Guy" SUTTON [Parents] was born on 15 Jul 1963 in Tioga, Pennsylvania 16946. He was not married to Dayawathie Pedigedera RANKOTH.
Other marriages:, Living
The Creepy Crawley Guy is a Hillbilly from the Appalachian Mountain of Pennsylvania. He and his brother, James, who is also a Hillbilly, are living with my ex-wife in the Queensbridge North housing project, in Queens, New York. Dayawathie has never seen a hillbilly before and probably does not know what they are. I grew up in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia and therefore I have seen lots of hillbillies. The baby sitter my mother hired, coincidentally named Roxie Sloane (no relation), was a hillbilly.
Dorscher Leidholdt and Theresa Coutney please take note: The result of your evil deeds in making Dayawathie afraid of what you will do if she resumes living with me is to cause her to become pregnant and to give birth to a child by a real hillbilly.
Hillbillies are white people who have lived in the Appalachian Mountains for hundreds of years. They are descendants of some of the early immigrants to America.
If you have seen the movie "Deliverance", one of the all time great movies, you will know what a hillbilly looks like. The two hillbillies living with Dayawathie bear a strong resemblance to the two hillbillies in the movie, except that they are shorter, only about 5 feet 6 inches. The neighbors in the QueensBridge North project do not like them and call them "white trashâ.
According to the report of Forensic Psychologist of Dr. Mark Rand, he states that he graduated from 11th grade and smokes 10 cigarettes a day. He recently moved to Elmira, New York.
Dayawathie Pedigedera RANKOTH [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 1 Feb 1969 in Kandy, Sri Lanka. She was not married to Kevin "The Creepy-Crawley-Guy" SUTTON.
Other marriages:SLOAN, Samuel Howard
KAMAL, Abdullah
They had the following children:
F i Barbara SUTTON was born on 23 Mar 2005 in Elmhurst, Queens, New York.
Suiyat Simon RANKOTH [Parents] was born on 13 Apr 1917. He died on 28 Apr 1987 in Bowalawatta, Kandy, Sri Lanka. He married Ukkuamma PEDIGEDERA.
Ukkuamma PEDIGEDERA [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 12 Dec 1927 in Kandy, Sri Lanka. She married Suiyat Simon RANKOTH.
Ukkuamma has 12 children, including three sets of twins.
Dayawathie is the youngest.
Two of her sons have died in the Civil War in Sri Lanka.
They had the following children:
M i Gunatelaka Pedigedera RANKOTH was born in Bowalawatta, Kandy, Sri Lanka. F ii Dayawathie Pedigedera RANKOTH was born on 1 Feb 1969.