1. Books By Robert S. Rudder Author Robert S. Rudder Entry 437C Lazarillo of Tormes, Translated http://www.gutenberg.org/index/by-author/ru0.html

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3. Robert And Catherine Rudder Family Branch Robert and Catherine Rudder Family Branch Son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder She married STERLING SMITH. Robert Rudder was born in 1791 in Lunenburg CO. Va. http://www.expage.com/page/rudderfamilyrobertcatherine

Robert and Catherine Rudder Family Branch Son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder Robert (son of Alexander and Sarah Brooks Rudder) was born in Lunenburg Co. Virginia in 1764. ~~ He married Catherine Ferguson (daughter of Joel and Catherine Ferguson) in_?_. ~~~Robert died on 18 November 1843 in Knox Co. Tenn. ~~~Catherine died on 21 October 1853 in Knox Co. Tenn. Their Children MARTHA RUDDER was born ? She married STERLING SMITH ROBERT RUDDER was born in 1791 in Lunenburg CO. Va. He married EUNICE BLAIR on 11 November 1814 in Jefferson Co. Tenn. Robert's Children SARAH RUDDER was born 1825 in Knox Co. Tenn. She married JOHN W. LEA on 30 June 1850 in Knox Co. Tn. Sarah is listed as Sarah Lea age 23 in the Campbell County Census of 1850 with John M Lea, age 25, a house carpenter and Robert Rudder, age 59,farmer and Elizabeth age 57. Robert died 24 October 1865 in Randolph Co. Ill. ALEXANDER RUDDER was born 1794 in Lunenburg Co. Va. He married JINNY (JENNY) FRAZIER on 23 July 1818 in Greene Co. Tenn. See his family here Alexander died before 1860 in Greene Co. Tenn.

4. Robert S. Johnson Johnson kicked his Rudder left and right, slowing his plane to a crawl, and Not longbefore he passed away in December, 1998, Robert S. Johnson was interviewed http://www.acepilots.com/usaaf_rsj.html

Major Robert S. Johnson 56th Fighter Group AcePilots Main Page USAAF ETO Aces Clark Gallery photos of 56FG pilots Robert S. Johnson survived an awful beating one day in June, 1943, when a Luftwaffe pilot shot up his helpless (but very rugged) P-47 Thunderbolt. If that German pilot ever knew whom he hadn't killed, he surely lived to regrett it. Bob Johnson would go on to score 27 aerial victories in his time with the 56th Ftr. Grp. , one of the top scoring groups in the ETO, under its great leader, Col. Hub Zemke. The top two aces of the 8th AF, Johnson and Gabby Gabreski, both flew P-47s with "Zemke's Wolfpack." Growing Up in Oklahoma Robert S. Johnson first saw airplanes in the summer of 1928, 3 pursuit bi-planes flown by the Army Air Corps "Three Musketeers" (the barn-storming era equivalent of the Navy's Blue Angels), performing impressively wild aerobatics over Lawton, Oklahoma. His Dad had taken eight-year Bob Johnson to an air show, a big event at Post Field, attended by hundreds of people. Young Bob sat on his Dad's shoulders, watching the bi-planes cavort in sky and staring at the huge bombers with their gigantic wooden propellers. Post Field was part of Fort Sill, an historic Army outpost; here Geronimo himself had been imprisoned and ultimately perished. In the Indian Wars of the 1840's young officers like Robert E. Lee, U.S. Grant, and W.T. Sherman had passed through Fort Sill. After the air show, Bob Johnson fell in love with flying and spent all the time he could at Post Field, learning to identify Boeing P-12 bi-planes and the low-winged P-26s, and aching for a chance to fly. But there were many other things in life for an active youngster in Lawton in those years: trying to catch the free-running Cavalry mounts, fishing for crayfish and catfish, cooking the fish over open fires on camp-outs, and hunting rabbits and squirrels with a .22. He was a Boy Scout, a member of Troop 39, a competitive boxer, and a football player.

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6. Robert Rudder Genealogy Vice President of Business Development Robert Rudder has extensive international marketing and business development experience. http://www.users.cts.com/sd/h/hindskw/KennethHinds/4101.html

Robert Rudder Genealogy Record modified: 2002-09-23 Robert Pascal Rudder Born: 1829-11-04 Tennessee USA Died: (unknown) Marriages: Mary A L Duncan Children of Robert Rudder and Mary Duncan: George Rufus Duncan Rudder b. 1852-03-00 Levin C Rudder b. 1855-00-00 d. 1936-00-00 Matilda Blanche Rudder b. 1857-12-16 Lola M Rudder b. 1861-11-01 d. 1940-07-01 Annette Rudder b. 1863-00-00 d. 1953-00-00 Ada M Rudder b. 1866-02-15 d. 1930-04-15 Robert A Rudder b. 1869-02-27 d. 1947-06-27 Joseph William Rudder b. 1873-04-11 Notes: see this RootsWeb entry for ancestors Hinds Site: Genealogy of Ken Hinds page 4101 Name Index Surname Index Home Page Please email me if you have any corrections, comments, or questions

7. Republic P-47 Thunderbolt You read about this famous story in the Robert S. Johnson article on thissite. Two cannnon shells blasted away the lower half of my Rudder. http://www.acepilots.com/planes/p47_thunderbolt.html

Republic P-47 Thunderbolt The Seven Ton Milk Jug "It better dive, because it sure as Hell can't climb." Don Blakeslee AcePilots Main Page The Planes The Forum 15,700 planes produced, starting in March, 1942. P-47D specs: 430 MPH, eight 50 caliber machine guns Robert S. Johnson and the P-47 When Robert S. Johnson first saw a Thunderbolt, it was love at first sight. The P-47B was a giant with a 2,000 horsepower engine; not very pretty on the ground, but every inch a powerful machine, rugged and sturdy with all the mass of a tank. He scrutinized the tremendous four-bladed propeller. In each wing rested four 50 caliber machine guns, giving the Thunderbolt the ability to throw 7,200 rounds of lead per minute! He had a chance to check out the P-47 at Bradley Field: He took the plane up, nearly killing himself when the heavy canopy bar slid back and smashed his head. But he got the ship in the air and it howled its way up into the sky. He soon learned that "unless we plunged nose first into the ground, we couldn't hurt the Thunderbolt" . It could take the stress of any aerobatic maneuver. The pilots of the 56th Fighter Group grew to trust the fighter, knowing they could subject it to any demands of aerial combat.

8. Descendants Of Rudder Eighth Generation (Continued) Family of Robert Windell Rudder (446) Helen Opal HAYES 590. Helen Virginia Rudder, 5G Granddaughter. Born on 1 Aug 1933 in Toxey, AL. http://www.krittersnkids.com/Gen/Rudder/RR01/RR01_136.htm

9. Descendants Of Rudder 2 brothers, his heirsat-law, namely Samuel Alexander Rudder (Robert's father). Robert died before his claim was http://www.krittersnkids.com/gen/Rudder/RR01/RR01_003.htm

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11. Robert Earl "Butch" LOWERY/Ann RUDDER GEORGIA LOWREY FAMILIES Click here for a list of contributors to this site Husband Robert Earl "Butch" LOWERY (L600) Wife Ann Rudder (R360) Born Private at Died at Father Mother Other Spouses http://www.lowreys.net/georgialowreys/familyfiles/fam01925.htm

GEORGIA LOWREY FAMILIES Click here for a list of contributors to this site Husband: Robert Earl "Butch" LOWERY Born: 24 DEC 1939 at: Walters OK Married: Private at: Died: 15 NOV 1997 at: Marshall TX Father: Delmer C "Blackie" LOWERY Mother: Ethel Charline "Toots" JONES Other Spouses: Ann BISON Wife: Ann RUDDER Born: Private at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Ronald DeWayne LOWERY Born: Private at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: SOURCES 1) Letter/Oral Communications 2) peggyheard120599.FTW HOME EMAIL SURNAMES If you can contribute to this line, please contact me. Return to SEARCH Page Surnames Georgia Records Message Board Home ... Brick Walls Page built by Gedpage Version 2.16

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13. THE FAMILY OF ALEXANDER RUDDER 1730-1798 Sarah Rudder born about 1762, married James Booker. Robert Rudder, Sr. born about 1764 in Lunenburg County, VA. http://expage.com/alex1766

THE FAMILY OF ALEXANDER RUDDER 1730-1798 "Circuit court records of Lunenburg County, Virginia, states that Alexander Rudder came to America with General Brooks and worked seven years for his footage. Alexander married General Brook's daughter whose name was Elizabeth. According to these early documents, Alexander and Elizabeth had nine children whose names were Samuel, Edward, John, Alexander Jr., Robert, Benjamin, Sarah, Patsy, and Amy".(The Rudder Family by Allen Luckey Knox, Jr). Alexander was born about 1730, presumably in England and died in 1798 in Lunenburg County, VA. He first married Sarah Brooks around 1761 and then Elizabeth Stone McLaughlin on December 22, 1791 in Mecklenburg County, VA. The Children of Alexander Rudder and Sarah Elizabeth Brooks. John Rudder Edward Rudder born about 1761. Alexander Rudder Jr. born about 1762. Sarah Rudder born about 1762, married James Booker. Robert Rudder, Sr. born about 1764 in Lunenburg County, VA. He married Catherine Ferguson who was born in 1771 and died October 21, 1853. Robert died November 18, 1843. Samuel Rudder born about 1765 and died about 1820.

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17. The Rudder MacGregor, CG, 8', Sabot, Apr 3962. Rudder Magazine, 8', no name, Mar 4244. Hill,RB, 51', Ceres, Hill, RB, Mar 9478. Hubbard, Robert S. 51'6 , no name, Jun 05379. http://www.mysticseaport.org/research/ru_rudder_types.cfm?mlet=s

18. Tribute To Robert S. Johnson The lower half of the Rudder is shot away. Verdict junk it; will never fly again.Born in 1920, Robert S. Johnson grew up in Lawton, Oklahoma, near the Army http://home.att.net/~C.C.Jordan/Johnson.html

A fitting tribute to an American hero By Fred Alexander "He just took his last flight," a nurse told Sue Roth about her Uncle Bob. "All I could think was how beautiful that was," said Roth in a Charlotte Observer (NC) story. Uncle Bob, 78, died in Tulsa, Oklahoma on December 27, 1998 where he had been visiting his nieces and nephews. He was buried in the cemetery of River Hills Community Church in Lake Wylie, S.C. In an era of severe military budget cuts, the Air Force did the right thing. Three F-16 Fighting Falcons streaked across the cloudy sky in the missing man formation. The honor guard from Shaw AFB fired a 21-gun salute and played taps. While the mourners paid homage on that cold, icy day, one of America's greatest fighter pilots had doubtless finished that last flight. Here is the story of Col. Robert S. Johnson: There are many reasons why some flowers live and others do not. Animals grazing, a lover's plucking, or drought, just to name a few. Some B-17 and B-24 bomber crews are alive today because some flowers died in the mid-1930s, when young Bob Johnson lay in fields with his .22 rifle. He honed his marksmanship skills by shooting off daisy tops as they blew in the wind. In his 23rd and 24th years, 28 German fighters were downed in aerial combat because of Johnson's extraordinary eyesight, marksmanship, and flying abilities. He was the first 8th Air Force pilot to pass Eddie Rickenbacker's World War I score of 26. When he returned to America in May 1944, he was our top ace. At war's end his squadron commander, Francis Gabreski, and he were tied for fourth place among all American aces. Only pilots who flew in the Pacific had higher scores.

19. City Of Kings -- Rosario Castellanos Yvette E. Miller Robert S. Rudder by Rosario Castellanos,. Edited by Yvette E. Miller,. Translated by RobertS. Rudder. Consortium Book Sales. Due/Published March 1994, 143 pages, paper. http://www.semcoop.com/detail/0935480633

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