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Family History - Robert R. Timmerman

Key:	1.	“+” before a child’s name indicates the child has their own entry in the next generation.
	2.	“born xxxx” indicates the child is under 18 years of age so the birth date is not shown.

This family history features Robert R. Timmerman and five of his descendants down to the third generation.

First Generation

1. Robert R. Timmerman,¹ born ____ (parents not determined). Robert married, 3 July 1969 in Waterford, New London County, Connecticut, Cheryll R. Godwin (born ____, parents not determined).

Children adopted by Robert R. Timmerman and Cheryll R. Godwin:

+	2	i.	Amanda Timmerman (born Nitinthorn), born ca. 1985. Married Rudolph E. ‘Rudy’ Bagos.
+	3	ii.	Barbarajean Timmerman (born Wilhelm), born 9 April 1988. Married Kevin Smith.
+	4	iii.	Alesha Timmerman (born Johnson), born 21 November 1990. Married Nathaniel Moyer.

Second and Third Generations

2. Amanda Timmerman (born Nitinthorn)² (Robert¹), born ca. 1985.¹ Amanda married Rudolph E. ‘Rudy’ Bagos (born 15 May 1970, parents not determined²). Amanda was adopted by Robert R. Timmerman and Cheryll R. Godwin.

Children of Amanda Timmerman (born Nitinthorn) and Rudolph E. ‘Rudy’ Bagos:

	5	i.	(daughter) Bagos, born xxxx.
	6	ii.	(daughter) Bagos, born xxxx.

3. Barbarajean Timmerman (born Wilhelm)² (Robert¹), born 9 April 1988. Barbarajean married Kevin Smith (born ____, parents not determined). Barbarajean was adopted by Robert R. Timmerman and Cheryll R. Godwin.

4. Alesha Timmerman (born Johnson)² (Robert¹), born 21 November 1990. Alesha married Nathaniel Moyer (born ____, parents not determined). Alesha was adopted by Robert R. Timmerman and Cheryll R. Godwin.

The Day, New London, Connecticut, 17 February 1988, page B1, “A lesson well learned saves little sister’s life.” Article regarding nine-year-old Opal Wilhelm who performed the Heimlich maneuver on her three-year-old sister Amanda Nitinthorn to save her from choking on a piece of hard candy, as related by their mother Jolaine Wilhelm.
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