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a. Note:   I am Harry Baldwin Harter, son of Benjamin Clifton Harter and Frances Pauline
 Baldwin-Harter. I reside at 1038 Wagoner Drive, Wilmington, DE 19805. I was
 their only child. I was born September 29, 1926 in Newport, Delaware.
  Knew Lelah Porter as Lucille Harter. Children besides those names were Jane
 Lucille Hater, Nanie Harter (may have been named also as Martha Harter) nick
 named Nonie. There was also a J.C. Harter is dead. He may have been a Porter,
 son of Aunt Lyda Porter, who was a sister of Lucille Porter-Harter (not sure
 of their relationship). He was the only one who I know went to college and
 worked as an engineer for state highway department. Fletcher was astore
 keeper in North Augusta, South Carolina. Hugh Harter and Mary Harter finished
 their education in Newport and Wilmington, Delaware. Hugh did not finish high
 school. Mary did. Believe it was Wilmington High School.
  Hugh held various jobs but learned his trade as a machinist at DuPont Machine
 Shops. Hugh was also a marble shooting champion in Newport Publish school
 around 1927-27 and went to Atlantic City for regional championship. Did not
 win though. In the late 1950s he married Vera Denver. During the 30s was
 amember of the Delaware National Guard Battery H of New Castle, Delaware.
 Hugh Harter died in the 1970s I believe at the Memorial Hospital in
 Wilmington, Delaware. Vera Denver-Harter died several years after her
 husband. They lived at 308 W.38th Street in Wilmington, Delaware
  Mary finished high school and was employed by Hearn's Grocery store on
 Washington and Conrad Streets, where she met Joe Hall. Joe got employment at
 DuPont Experimental Station in the late 30s operating prototype Nylon plant
 and was transferred to the original nylon major plant in Seaford, Delaware.
 He retired from DuPont's for physical reasons fora bad heart and later
 expired in 70s. They had one child, Jay Hall. Mary Harter-Hall died in 1990
 in Laurel, Delaware. Jay Hall is still alive and resides in Laurel, Delaware
 and works for Delaware State Department of Transportation.
  Jane Lucille Harter was married once but divorced a man named Sam in
 Wilmington, Delaware. She owned a restaurant named, Lucille's at 30th and
 Market Streets in Wilmington, Delaware in the 40s until 1970s.
  Marth Harter-King died age 88-89 in the late 1990s. She was survived by her
 husband, Calvin King (who later died in the very late 1990s at age 94), and
 one son, Thomas King, who lives over in New Jersey.
  Louise Harter-Winkler died in 2001 at the age of 94 in Hickory, North
 Carolina, and is survived by her daughter, Frances and son Harold. Walter
 Winkler, her husband, had died many years before.
  My mother was Frances Pauline Baldwin-Harter, who married Benjamin Clifton
 Harter in 1923 in Newport, Delaware. B.C. Harter, known as Clif, was born to
 Lucille Harter in Greenwood, South Carolina in 1899. He also had an older
 brother named Clyde Harter also born in Greenwood. Greenwood is near "96"
 South Carolina and also the village of Plum Branch.
  There is also a Buddy Harter who currently resides in Ninety-Six, South
 Carolina, with a brother. He manages the Harter Family Reunion. They work in
 the local cotton mill and for years ran a butcher store in their spare time.
 Buddy is well known sportsman, hunting dog owner, and has a small farm where
 he raises a few beef cattle.
  There was an Aunt Ef (for Effie or Effreda). I think she was a sister of Aunt
 Lyda. There is a cousin near Greenwood, South Carolina called Pearl. Not sure
 of familial relationship.


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