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==Tredway today==
==Tredway today==
Tredway and his wife, the former Mary Antonnette Canzoneri (1919–1978),<ref name=cemetery/> had a daughter, Sarah Pearl "Pat" Tredway Bault-Stomps, who died in 1999 as a result of an automobile accident<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192599640/sarah-pearl-bault_stomps|title=Sarah Pearl "Pat" Tredway Bault-Stomps|publisher=Findagrave.com|accessdate=February 13, 2020}}</ref>.
Tredway and his wife, the former Mary Antonnette Canzoneri (1919–1978),<ref name=cemetery/> had a daughter, Sarah Pearl "Pat" Tredway Bault-Stomps, who died in 1999 as a result of an automobile accident.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192599640/sarah-pearl-bault_stomps|title=Sarah Pearl "Pat" Tredway Bault-Stomps|publisher=Findagrave.com|accessdate=February 13, 2020}}</ref> Their son is George Rodney Tredway (born ca. 1951) of Lewisport in Hancock County in northwestern Kentucky.<ref name=statement/> who was previously married to the former Janice Marie Slusser. Tredway had two brothers, W. C. Tredway (1911–1942), and Paul W. Tredway, who died in infancy in 1920.<ref name=tredway/>
Their son is George Rodney Tredway (born ca. 1951) of Lewisport in Hancock County in northwestern Kentucky.<ref name=statement/> who was previously married to the former Janice Marie Slusser. Tredway had two brothers, W. C. Tredway (1911–1942), and Paul W. Tredway, who died in infancy in 1920.<ref name=cemetery/>
Tredway resided in Jasper in Dubois County. He was a [[Baptist]].<ref name=statement/> In 1995, Tredway was the subject of an oral interview at the Center for the Study of History and Memory at the Herman B. Wells Library at Indiana University.<ref name=tredway/>
Tredway resided in Jasper and then French Lick in Dubois County. He was a [[Baptist]].<ref name=statement/> In 1995, Tredway was the subject of an oral interview at the Center for the Study of History and Memory at the Herman B. Wells Library at Indiana University.<ref name=tredway/>
==References==
==References==