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General Notes: The Lammon Tree b-1900 Alabama Soundex. B&D-Social Security Index.
The following is an excerpt from a taped interview with Otis's sister, Avis:
AVIS: ... I got to tell how -- I told Edward the other day -- how he (Otis) got married.
NANCY: About how you found out? That's cute.
AVIS: Irene came to spend Christmas with us in Hartford, and Bill (Hardwick) went to his mother's above Ozark. So, Otis was going to take Irene to Barnes Crossroads above Ozark to meet Bill. Bill was at his mother's, which was out from there. And Otis said me and Mama could go with him, but he wanted to take his new girlfriend, and that was Laura Bell Dooling. So, when we went, it was the 5th of January in (19)18. And when we came back, then, Otis went on to take Laura Bell home. And as I was starting to school the next morning, well, Brian Howell, who was a block above us toward the schoolhouse, said, "Avis, how you like your new sister-in-law?" I said, "I don't have a sister-in-law." He said, "Oh, yes, you do; you may not know it, but Otis got married last night." So I turned around and went home -- I guess I was late to school -- to tell Mama that Otis was married. And sure enough, he was.

Otis married Laura Bell Dooling on 5 Jan 1919 in Esto, Holmes County, Florida, US. Laura was born on 17 Aug 1900; died on 18 Oct 1992. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Obituary

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HAPONSKI, Catherine Lammon, a lifetime resident of Montgomery, AL, died Saturday, November 15, 2014, two days before her 86th birthday. Preceded in death by her husband of 43 years, James A. Haponski; her parents, Otis and Laura Belle Lammon; her two siblings, Doyle and Bertram Lammon; and her sister-in-law, Doris Lammon; she is survived by her son Mike Haponski; her sisters-in-law, Margaret Lammon and Alice Cawley; her brothers-in-law, William Haponski (Sandra) and Donald Haponski (Marcelle). Her Visitation will be held on Thursday, November 20, 2014, at 1 PM at Leak Memory Chapel, followed by her Graveside Service at 2 PM in Greenwood Cemetery, with Minister Paul Lammon officiating. Having worked for many years in Montgomery, Mrs. Haponski was most proud of her years working with Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers. After retiring, she cherished her time with friends and family, and enjoyed needlepoint, ceramics, and art.
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