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| 3551 | 1898 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: James L Fields born Oct 1898, re 1900 census 1900 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co MO-Browning, Duncan Twp 1 Jun, Dw 170/172: James L Fields age 1 bn MO Oct 1898, son of John and Sonoma E Fields 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sull Co-Duncan Twp, 16 Apr, pg 8824, Dw 102/104: James L Fields age 11 bn MO, son of John and Snome M Fields 1920 CENSUS:MO, Sull Co-Duncan Twp, 3 Jan, pg 3410, Dw 67/68: James L Fields age 21 bn MO, son of S L and Sanoma E Fields 1937 HISTORY: Obit of father 1937: "...Seven children, 2 died as infants: Eunice Irene died age 9; Sarah Emeline Brinkley of Linneus; George Perry; William C; Sylvia Marie; Lora Lee Weter all of near Cora. Also left brothers Jeff and Jake near Reger; sisters Alice Taylor and Julia Knifong of near Reger; Emily Sayers and Comora Shepherd of Milan. | Fields, James L (I10382)
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| 3552 | 1898 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Lillie Opal Smith born August 1898 1900 CENSUS: Sullivan Co, MO, Duncan Twp Jun 1 Dw #318/321: Lillie O Smith 1/MO, born August 1898, daughter of James M and Ida F Smith 1930 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Enterprise Twp: Anc.com pg 2A/136, 3 April, Dw 39/39: Lillie O Skeen 31 bn in Missouri, md at 21 1st time, wife of Clarence Skeen 1943 HIST/MARRIAGE: Obit of father: "...Children bn: Opal Skeen-Purden,..." 1964 HIST: Obit of brother, Wm Arthur: "...Mrs Clarence (Opal) Skeen,Purdin... 1969 HIST: Obit of sister, Vacel Smith McQuown, June 1969: "...Mrs Clarence (Opal) Skeen, Little Rock AR..." | Smith, Lillie Opal (I5347)
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| 3553 | 1898 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan-Browning: Eula Vea Thurlo was born 24 April 1898 HIST: Browning MO Centennial Celebration 1872-1972 pg 145: "Eula, only child of Henry N and Clara Thurlo ws born in the Browning community, April 21, 1897. Eula attended Smith School, Browning High School, Hardin College, Mexico, Mo. and Kirksville Normal College. She was married to Roy Crowdis, a farmer. They made their home south of Reger until retirement, now living in Browning. Eula has always been interested in community activities." 1910 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO, Duncan Twp, Browning: Line Street Dw 95/95: Eula Thurlo 12/MO, daughter of Henry N and Clara Thurlo 1916 MARRIAGE: Eula Vea Thurlo md Roy Edmond Crowdis March 1916 [no place shown] 1960 HISTORY: Obit for mother, Clara, Dec 1960:"...Left daughter Eula, Mrs Roy Crowdis,Chillicothe... | Thurlo, Eula Vea (I4956)
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| 3554 | 1898 BIRTH: OR,Morrow Co-Hardman: Frankie Delilah Eads born July 18, 1898 1920 MARRIAGE: OR,Malheur Co-Vale: Frankie md Allen W Curtis February 12, 1920; children: Mildred, Willard, and Ada Curtis 1930 CENSUS: OR,Crook Co-Powell Butte:9 April, Dw 47/47: Frankie D Curtis 31/OR (OR,OR) md at 21 1st time, no occupation, wife of Allen Curtis 1969 DEATH: Frankie Delilah Eads died August 31, 1969 [no place shown] | Eads, Frankie Delilah (I2209)
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| 3555 | 1898 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill: Jesse Clifford Eads born October 1898 1920 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Buell:14 Jan, Dw 63/63: Clifford J Eads 21/OR (OR,OR) single laborer, working out, son of William and Tavia Eads c1922 MARRIAGE: Jesse Clifford Eads md Mabel A. __________, estimated year 1922 based on 1930 census, she md at 17 [1922], first child shown is 6 1930 CENSUS: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan:Anc.com Img 4-pg..ED 45,Apr 10,Lincoln & Yamhill,Dw 44,46: EADS, Jesse C-head 31/OR (OR,OR) md at 23 1st time, laborer at odd jobs, renting, not a veteran; Mabel A-wife 25/Wisc (Wisc,Wisc) md at 17, no occ; William C-son 6/OR (OR,Wisc); Mary O-day 5/OR; Evelyn M-day 4/OR; Edward E-son 3/OR; Betty L-dau 1/OR 1965 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Polk Co-Douglas Twp: Jesse Clifford Eads died August 16, 1965; buried Harmony Cemetery in Polk Co | Eads, Jesse Clifford (I8829)
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| 3556 | 1898 BIRTH: PA: Leon Oscar Stone born 13 Oct 1898, re One World Tree - to check out | Stone, Leon Oscar (I9440)
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| 3557 | 1898 BIRTH: TX,Llano co: Oscar M Hallmark born April 1898 re 1900 Llano Co census, Izora McGinty-first cousin. Known as "Boots", son of Linzy Dee and Hettie Jane Collins Hallmark. 1900 CENSUS: Llano Co, Texas #1241655, July 10, 1900: Oscar M Hallmark age 2 born Texas April 1898, reads, writes, sp English, son of Linsey and Hettie J Hallmark 1910 CENSUS: Burnet Co, Texas: Oscar M Hallmark age 12 born Texas, son of Dee L and Hettie Hallmark !1930 CENSUS: TX,Burnet Co-Prec 1: Anc Img 4 pg 2B,4-16,Dw45,147: HALLMARK, Oscar M-head 31/TX (TX,TX)md at 30, renting, gen farmer; Cleo-wife 19/TX (TX,TX)md at 17, no occ; Dane H WALTERS- father in law 51/TX (TX,TX)wid no occ; Malcom-bro in law 18/TX single laborer-gen farm !1940 CENSUS: TX,Llano Co-Prec #2: Anc Img 16 pg 8B,4-29,Dw 161-Tow Hwy #29 Lone Grove: HALLMARK, Oscar M-head 42/TX, own ($600)md HS 2yrs,stock farmer; Cleo L-wife 30/TX md 6th grade; Lavenna-dau 10/TX 4th grade; Hettie I V-dau 7/TX 1st grade; Winona-dau 7/TX. 1973 DEATH,BURIAL: TX,Llano Co: Oscar M Hallmark died 10 February 1973; buried Bluffton Cemetery, Llano Co TX. | Hallmark, Oscar M (I2548)
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| 3558 | 1898 BIRTH: UT,Cache-Paradise: Louise Thomas was born 1 Apr 1898; blessing 5 June 1898 by J. P. James [from Pat Holling] 1900 CENSUS: UT,Cache Co-Paradise Prec: Anc.com Img 3, pg 2A, 2 June, Dw 25/25: Louisa Thomas age 2 born Utah April 1898, daughter of William and Rosara Thomas 1910 CENSUS: OR,Clackamas Co-Bullrun Prec: Anc.com Img 6, pg 313, 24 April, Dw 62/64: Louise Thomas age 12 born Utah, daughter of William H and Rosarah Thomas 1920 CENSUS: OR,Multnomah Co-Portland,Prec 167: Anc.com Img 10, pg 5B, 8 Jan, Dw 96/129-595 E Oak St: Louise Thomas age 21 born Utah, steno at book store, daughter of Rose Thomas, widow 1928 MARRIAGE: OR,Multnomah-Portland: Louise Thomas md Ralph Erwin Ranck 6 June 1928 1930 CENSUS: to get Christmas card - no year shown, from Uncle Ralph: "Louise has Alzheimers." 1946 HISTORY: CA,Los Angeles Co-Los Angeles: Obit of mother Dec 1946: "...Survivors include...Mrs Louise Ranck, and Mrs Evelyn Billingsley, both of Los Angeles..." 1950 HISTORY: OR,Multnomah Co-Portland: Obit of brother, Harold, Nov 1950: "Survivors are... seven sisters... Mrs. Louise Ranck... of Los Angeles..." 1986 DEATH,BURIAL: CA,Los Angeles-Glendale: Louise Thomas Ranck died 14 April 1986 in Glendale,Los Angeles,California; buried Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale CA LOUISE (THOMAS) RANCK [1898 - 1986] Written by : Ray Ranck Louise Thomas was born on April 1, 1898, in the northern part of Utah inthe small town of Paradise in Cache county. Her father was William HenryThomas who was from Pembroke in the southwestern part of Wales. Louise'smother's name was Rosara Obray. Although Rosara was born in Paradise,Utah, her father was also from Pembroke, Wales and her mother fromManchester, England. Louise was the eighth child in a family of ten children, which includedseven girls and three boys. The sisters remained very close to oneanother through out their lives and were continuously writing, talking onthe telephone and visiting each other through the years. Louise's father, William , owned and operated a lumber mill thatmanufactured wood shingles and was very successful in his business untilthe mill caught fire and burned to the ground. In those days in thatarea there was no such thing as insurance, so this was a major crisis forthe young family. William tried other work including delivering the mail. His route wasin the rural countryside which included some very rough and remote areas.One morning in the late fall, he left to make his deliveries in one ofthe more remote areas and by mid afternoon a blizzard descended. Bynightfall he had not returned by his family was not worried because onother similar occasions they knew that he had spent the night with thefamilies to which he was delivering the mail and then would return homewhen conditions would permit. However, William had already made hisdeliveries and was on his way home when the blizzard started. It hit soquickly and was so severe that it produced a complete "white out" wherehe could see nothing and soon he was lost and finally collapsed in thesnow. Meanwhile at home, one of his sons awoke from a sound sleep with astrong foreboding that his father was in grave danger and in need ofhelp. He woke the family and convinced them that immediate action wasneeded. A search party was formed of family members and friends and theyset out to find the missing man. At first light of day they found him.With him was his faithful dog which had laid on him throughout the nightand provided the warmth which allowed him to survive. However, due tosevere frost-bite, several toes had to be amputated and from that timeforward he always walked with a slight limp. Due to the injury to his feet, Louise's father William was no longerable to walk long distances and so he gave up his mail delivery job andcontemplated what other work he could do to support his family. Hedecided to return to the work he knew best - lumber milling. However, todo this he needed to move to where there were mills and thus he moved hisfamily to Oregon. Louise would tell the story of when she was young, about the littlelambs which the family would have each springtime and that she and hersisters would love so much. They were so cute and playful the girlswould make pets of them. However they always wondered where the lambswould disappear to later in the year. A few years later she found outthat that's what they were eating for dinner. After that she never feltthe same about lamb chops. Louise wrote the following about her early years: "We lived in Paradise, Utah until I was about nine years old. I startedto school there. We moved to Oregon. My father was a lumberman and wewent to a saw-mill town by the name of Dee. The school there was not avery good one and I got a very bad start in school. One teacher for alleight grades. There were about forty children and the teacher could notdo justice to us all, although she tried. The start I got there made itvery hard for me all through school. From Dee we moved to another little saw-mill town by the name of BullRun, Oregon. I remember when my Grandmother Obray came to see us shesaid, "It's too bad the Bull didn't run a little farther and run rightoff the face of the earth!" We all laughed and thought she was veryright. Here in Bull Run the school was worse. My father and brothersworked in the mill while mother and we girls ran the "Cook-House". Weall worked very hard. From there we moved to a little town by the name of Troutdale, Oregon.Still another small school with only one teacher for about sixtychildren. From there we moved to Portland, Oregon and my first goodschool. I had a very hard time but managed to graduate from the ninthgrade. I then went to Lincoln High School. I went there two years. Ithen went to Business College. When I finished the business course I gota good job at the J.K. Gill Co. working for the grandest boss, Mr. EdwardDrake. He was like a father to us all. This is where I worked untilafter I was married. It was grand to live in a big city. I enjoyed the church (Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; also known as Mormon) activities somuch. We hadn't had the opportunity to go to a big Church since we leftUtah. Although there were a few Latter-Day Saints in the lumber townsthere was not an L.D. S. Sunday School there when we moved there. Mymother and some of the good L.D.S. mothers got together and had theMissionaries come to Dee and organize our first Sunday School. We did agood missionary work there. Then at Bull Run she did the same thing. Mymother was a very spiritual woman; the most courageous , faithful, lovingmother one could ever have. She wanted her children to be raised in theChurch and when there was no Church she saw to it that there was oneorganized. She did a wonderful missionary work and lived very close toGod. She made a home for many people and fed the poor and helpedeveryone. She was so good to the Missionaries. She fed them and gavethem a word of encouragement when they needed it. I have met many whohad been Missionaries in the Northwest who remember her and all praiseher name. God bless her memory. She died on her birthday Dec. 6th, 1946at the age of eighty-one. While we lived in Bull Run my dear brother Harold went on a ChurchMission to the Northern States. He was a good man and we all loved himvery much. Mother and all of us worked very hard to keep him on hismission. While we lived in Troutdale we ran a café. When Harold camehome he helped Mother with us all. We were all very close to each other.One would go to business college and when that one was out he or shewould get a job and help the next one through. My father died January 25th, 1915 in Paradise, Utah. He had been verysick for a long time and Mother thought if he could get home to some ofthe good doctors who knew him they could help him. So he went back toParadise, but he died there. He was a good man and I loved him. He wasgood to the poor and good and kind to us all. He wasn't as spiritual asmy mother, but he always went to Church with us. I know he is preachingthe Gospel in the Spirit World. He came to my mother and told her not toworry about him as he was sanctified and glorified and was preaching theGospel to the spirits in the Spirit World. This makes me so happy. I amso thankful to my Father in Heaven that my parents were married for timeand all eternity, so we will all be together for always. When we first went to Portland, Melvon J. Ballard was the MissionPresident and how we all loved him. He was always my inspiration. Heloved my mother and helped her with her large family in giving her adviceand spiritual aid. We had a big home and when the Mission Home was fullof Missionaries and running over, the Missionaries were sent to our hometo stay for a few days. We surely had good times. They called our housetheir second home." Throughout her life Louise not only remained active in the Church butalso served in many different Church jobs including teaching the childrenin Sunday School, working in Mutual (organization for teenagers), being aStake Missionary (Elysian Park Ward, Glendale Stake, California) andGenealogical secretary for the Hollywood Ward in California. Louise had a very strong belief in her Religion, which she stated asfollows: "I love the gospel and know it is the true gospel of JesusChrist and is the same as he taught while he was here on earth. I knowthat he is the son of the Living God, that he came to this earth and wascrucified for our sins. I know that Joseph Smith Jr. was and is aprophet of God sent to this earth in the fullness of time to restore thetrue Church of Jesus Christ. For this testimony I am so thankful to myHeavenly Father. It means more than anything else in my life. I amthankful for my good husband and my good children and my grandchildren.I love them with all my life. In fact my life is my Church, my familyand my home." "I had lots of nice boy friends when I was a girl. Boys in the Churchand out. I thought I was in love many times but when I met my dear RalphErwin Ranck I knew I had never been in love before. I had always beenvery prayerful and I had prayed to my Heavenly Father to send me a goodMormon boy with whom I could go into the Temple and be married for timeand all eternity. When I met him I knew he was the one for me." As mentioned above, Louise's sister Evelyn met Erwin at Church one dayand brought him home for dinner where he met Louise. They wereimmediately attracted to one another and over the next few weeks becamequite close. Louise would often tell the story of how she first gotErwin to kiss her. She felt sure that he loved her but also knew that hewas very shy, so the first move would be up to her. One day after dinnershe asked Erwin to help with washing the dishes. She told him that shewould tie an apron around him so he would not get wet. But instead oftying it from the back she stood in front and with her arms around himtied it from the front. While doing so she looked straight up into hisface and that is the story of how the first kiss came about. Erwin and Louise were married in Portland, Oregon on June 6, 1928. | Thomas, Louise (I44)
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| 3559 | 1898 BIRTH: UT: Eugene White born July 1898 1900 CENSUS: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: pg 24, Dw# ...: Eugene White 1/UT-bn Jul 1898, son of David H and Hattie M White | White, Eugene (I1578)
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| 3560 | 1898 BIRTH: UT: Leslie White born July 1898 1900 CENSUS: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: pg 63, dw#...: Leslie White 1/UT-bn July 1898, dau of Joseph P and Isabel White | White, Leslie (I1527)
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| 3561 | 1898 BIRTH: WA,Yakima Co-Cowiche: Ethel Elliott was born 10 Apr 1898 MARRIAGE: Ethel Elliott married Philip J Reilly [WA Pioneers pg 81] | Elliott, Ethel (I5491)
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| 3562 | 1898 BIRTH: Warner Correll born 3 August 1898 [no place shown] 1934 HISTORY: MO,Linn-Brookfield: Obit of greatgrandmother, Rebecca Prather 16 Aug 1934: "...Pallbearers were grandsons... Warner and John Correll, Brookfield..." 1938 MARRIAGE: Warner,... married December 25, 1938 Aletha Brown... [no place shown] 1958 HISTORY: The Warrens & You pg 83: "(a) Warner,...They reside on a farm, west of Marceline, Mo." | Correll, Warner (I5033)
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| 3563 | 1899 BIR, 1900 DTH,ORD: Rawson-Coffin Family book, cc poss of Pam Hallmark Wagner, pg 154. | Rawson, Nancy Pearl (I8337)
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| 3564 | 1899 BIR,1900 DTH : Columbia & Montour Co Hist & Biog Annals,FHL flm #1597741/5 pg 512: Sarah bn 9 Jul 1899 dd 20 Mar 1900 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 59: Sara Angelina bn 1900 1899 BIR,1899 BAPT,1900 DTH: St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Parish Reg/Catawissa 1874-1926, FHL bk #974.838/C1 K2ws pg 108: Sarah Angeline Shuman bn 9 Jul 1899, bapt 3 Sep 1899, dd 20 Mar 1900, parents: Paris H Columbia Co Deaths FHL flm #955622, pg 54, 286: female 8 mos bn Catawissa, dd 20 Mar 1900 Catawissa Borough of Grip, 1day. Bur Shuman Cem, dau of P & A Shuman | Shuman, Sarah Angeline (I7645)
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| 3565 | 1899 BIR,1921 MG: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 84: Erdie Almeta bn 1899 md Ellis Davis 1921-4 children Oct 1999 email, L Croll pg 12: Erdie Almeta bn 1899 Nuremberg, md 25 Dec 1920 to Ellis Hanford Davis by Rev MW Krause (13 oct 1898 Beaver Twp, bapt 22 Jan 1989 by Rev AP Pflueger, son of Lloyd and Hettie Mensinger Davis, died Aug 1979, bur Davis' Chapel Cem) 1989 DTH,BUR: Erdie dd 23 Dec 1989, bur Davis' Chapel Cem (FIND OUT WHERE) | Michael, Erdie Almeta (I7697)
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| 3566 | 1899 BIR,1968 DTH: 200 Yrs Michael Hist & Gen pg 58: Russell md Falla Linville (1899-1968, age 69) | Linville, Falla (I7965)
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| 3567 | 1899 BIR,MG, 1945 DTH,BUR: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 47: Helen Beatrice bn 1899, md Evan Phillips (1899-1968,69yrs) 5 children: Darlene Margaret 1920-1965, 45yrs md John Riegel, #2 Wm Evan; Effie Sophia 1922-dd infant; Helen Beatrice bn 1925 md George Earl Cunningham; Evan Harry bn 1928 md Grace Marjorie Buxengard; Michael Wendell bn 1940 md Darlene Edna Zieger 1959. Helen dd 1945, 46yrs Oct 1999 email from Larry Croll: Helen Beatrice Michael bn 23 Dec 1899, Quakake PA, bapt 28 Jan 1900 | Michael, Helen Beatrice (I7593)
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| 3568 | 1899 BIR,MG: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 51: Florence Mildred Hauch md Robert Francis Michael-3 children 1991 DTH: Oct 1999 email Larry Croll pg 8: Florence Mildred dd 23 Oct 1991 | Hauck, Florence Mildred (I7616)
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| 3569 | 1899 BIRTH: ID,Franklin Co-Dayton: Venus Amelia Thomas bn 4 Aug 1899 ,ORD: Ancestral File 71LZ-7C 1920 CENSUS: OR,Baker Co-Baker City: pg2A. 2-3 Jan,1029 Orchard: Venus A-day 20/ID single saleslady, dau of Joseph P & Sarah Thomas | Thomas, Venus Amelia (I1386)
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| 3570 | 1899 BIRTH: IND: Lovey J Arthurs born August 1899, re 1900 census 1900 CENSUS: MO,Vernon Co-Moundville: Anc.com Img 125,pg 279;12 June,Dw 149,149: Lovey S or J Arthurs age 1 born Indiana August 1899, dau of Andrew and Amanda M Arthurs 1910 CENSUS: OK,Mayes Co-Adair: Anc.com Img 9,pg 87,27 Apr, Dw 84,87: Lovey J Arthurs age 11 born Oklahoma [ck further] (MO,IA), dau of Andrew and Amanda Arthurs | Arthurs, Lovey J (I10668)
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| 3571 | 1899 BIRTH: Lawrence Stuver born 5 April 1899, son of Myron Stuver [no place shown] 1918 MARRIAGE #1: Lawrence Stuver md Viva E Correll in 1918 [no place shown] 1956 DEATH of wife: Viva E Correll Stuver died in 1956 [no place shown] 1957 MARRIAGE #2: Lawrence Stuver remarried in 1957 and resides east of Brookfield, Mo. [no name of wife or place shown] | Stuver, Lawrence (I9536)
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| 3572 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Roy C Schneider born January 1899, re 1900 census 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 36,pg 83,6-13,Dw 346/384-322 Clarke Ave: Roy Schneider age 1 born Missouri, January 1899, son of Emil and Pauline 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 21,pg 4B,9 _____, Dw 86/94-522......: Roy C Schneider age 11 born Missouri, son of Emil and Pauline Schneider 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 14,pg 7,1-6,Dw 152,174, 522....: Roy C Schneider age 20, born Missouri-single polisher at factory, son of Emil and Pauline Schneider 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 5,pg 227,4-3,Dw 53/57-522 Clark Ave: Roy Schneider age 31, born Missouri-single librator at St Capital | Schneider, Roy C (I1608)
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| 3573 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Linn Co-Linneus: George Dewey Miller was born 16 October 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Locust Creek Twp, exclusive of Linneus City: A/C Img 4, pg 2, 5th June, Dw 35/38: Dewey G Miller age 7 months born Missouri Sep 1899, son of D L and Clara A Miller 1908 HIST: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Moved here from Laclede 1910 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Benton Twp-Browning City: A/C Img 10, pg 5B, 21 April, Dw 15/15, E on Mill St: George D Miller age 10 born Missouri (MO,MO), son of Daniel D and Clara A Miller 1920 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Benton Twp-Browning Town: A/C Img 6, pg 3B, no date, Dw 77: Dewey Miller age 20 born Missouri, single farmer son of Dan D and Clara Miller 1931 HIST: Obit of mother Clara Alice Miller, Dec 1931: "...son Dewey of the home..." 1943 HIST: Obit of father, Jul 1943: "8 children...Dewey-Browning..." 1956 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co-Browning: George Dewey Miller died 13 January 1956 Browning home; buried Hoover Cemetery 1956 HIST: Obit of bro George Dewey Jan 1956: "...Left sisters: Mrs Noble Head Macon; Mrs A F Eastman Milan; Mrs Leo Brinkley Galt; Mrs Lessie McClelland Browning; brothers John Herman Brookfield; Roy of home; niece raised in home Mrs Earl Cassity, who cared for him..." | Miller, George Dewey (I5376)
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| 3574 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Linn Co-west of Browning: Loyd M Neely born 17 August 1899, son of Elartus and Dora Hooker Neely 1920 MARRIAGE,DIV: MO,Linn Co: Loyd M Neely md Opal Bailey 19 February 1920, divorced. 1950: CA,Los Angeles Co-Los Angeles: Obit of Leonard Lavon Neely Oct 1950: "...Survived by father of LA..." 1954 HISTORY: MO,Linn Co-Purdin: Death Certificate: He was a common laborer in construction. 1954 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Clay Co-Excelsior Springs: Loyd M Neely died 27 July 1954 in the VA Hospital; buried Hoover Cemetery. | Neely, Loyd M (I5525)
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| 3575 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Linn Co: Ellis Marvin Murrell born 18 January 1899, son of Booker and Elizabeth Phillips Murrell 1918 MARRIAGE: Ellis Marvin Murrell md Blanche Elizabeth Belcher 12 December 1918 [no place shown] 1930 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Jackson Twp ED 15: Anc.com Img 7, pg 14 (4A), 15 April, Dw 72/72: MURRELL, Marvin E-head 30/MO (KY,MO) md... general farmer; Blanche E-wife 30/MO (MO,MO); Kenneth R-son 9/MO (MO,MO); Lorene M-dau 8/MO; Victor P-son 6/MO; Raymond E-son 2 6/12-MO; Burke or Kirke J-father 77/KY (KY,KY) wid [could not read well-ck again] 1962 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co: Ellis Marvin Murrell died 3 September 1962; buried Morris Chapel Cemetery, Purdin, Linn Co MO | Murrell, Ellis Marvin (I5439)
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| 3576 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Linn-near Browning; George Walter Prather was born November 3, 1899... in the same room where his father and grandfather had been born 1922 MARRIAGE: George Walter Prather md Ellen Genevieve Logan at the home of her mother Mrs James Bundridge and Mr. Bundridge 1934 HISTORY: Mo-Browning: Obit of greatgrandmother, Rebecca Prather 16 Aug 1934: "...Pallbearers were grandsons, ...George Prather, Browning..." 1958 HISTORY: MO,Linn-near Browning: The Warren and You, pg 82: "The Prathers reside at the origingal Prather home, two miles west of Browning... Mr Prather is the Assessor of Benton Township." | Prather, George Walter (I5040)
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| 3577 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: Neva Pauline Nickell born 19 Jan 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Browning City: Dw #109: Neva P Nickell 1/MO, born January 1899, daughter of Joseph and Rosa G Nickell 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Browning: 39 North Street, pg 94: Neva P Nickell age 11 bn Missouri, daughter of Joseph Nickell 1936 HIST: NE,Jefferson Co-Fairbury: Obit of father, 3 Dec 1936: "Neva Bales of Fairbury NE" HIST: Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo: "Neva was a hard worker, sewed, baked, washed and ironed, and did whatever she could to help make ends meet during the hard times. She was in much demand as a "midwife" and helped deliver 40-50 babies, including some of her own grandchildren. In later years, after the family was raised, she would go with Earnest when his work took him out of town" 1962 HISTORY: NE,Jefferson Co-Fairbury: Letter from Mrs Neva Bales to June Smith Hallmark 21 Feb 1962: I am Neva Nickell Bales was 63 yrs old Jan 19. I had 7 children one died at age of 20 months. Son lives in Bermerton WA. Daughter lives in Tacoma WA. The others live here in Nebr. I have 18 grandchildren, 2 grandaughters married, no great grand ones.. 323 W 11th St, Fairbury Nebr. 1966 DEATH,BURIAL: NE,Jefferson Co-Fairbury: Neva Pauline Nickell Bales died 22 Dec 1966; buried Fairbury NE NOTES: From 1963 letter: Neva Nickell Bails from Fairbury, Neb, wrote June Said: Lennie Brumbaugh's sister was Neva's husband's mother. Marcus was Nevas mother's brother. Neva's father, Joe Nickell, died 1961, mother, Gertrude Smith, died 1930. "Always kept in touch with Uncle Marc and Aunt Lin. Neva's sister Fern Woodward, in Browning was publisher of the Browning Leader-Record. Neva's brother Roy died in 1960 (63). Aunt Lou in Missouri alive when letter written (84). (1878) Aunt Ora a sister to Olive Pearson. John Michael was single and went to Portland with Ted, had bad accident and about died. Neva born 19 jan 1899 (63), had 7 children: 1 died at 20 months, son in Bremerton, daughter in Tacoma, others in Nebraska. 18 Grandchildren, 2 md. No Great Grandchildren yet. Address 1963: Mrs. Neva Bales, 323 W 11th St, Fairbury, Neb. | Nickell, Neva Pauline (I2058)
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| 3578 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill Twp: Alva L Sayers born February 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill Twp: A/C Img 9, pg 151, 12 June, Dw 90/90: Alva L Sayers age 1 bn MO, Feb 1899 (VA,MO), son of Wm L and Emily F Sayers 1933 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill: 1933 obit of father: "Leaves wife, sons Charley & Ralph-Milan; Alva of home..." 1965 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Obit of brother Charles P: "left with sister Mrs Hynda Reger, Milan; brother Alva of Milan... | Sayers, Alva L (I6199)
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| 3579 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill twp: Orbra B Knifong born October 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill Twp: A/C img 21, 25 June pg 160, Dw 200,200: Baby boy age 9 months, born MO Oct 1899, son of Caleb B and Julia Knifong 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill Twp: Anc.com Img 20, pg 10B, 4 May, Dw 192/196: Arbray Knifong age 9 born Missouri, son of C B and Julia Knifong 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Pleasant Hill Twp: Anc.com Img 12, pg 6B, 13 January, Dw 130/134: KNIFONG, Orba B-head 20/MO (MO,MO) md general farmer, renting; Beulah N-wife 17/MO (MO,MO) md, no occupation 1938 HISTORY: MO,Linn Co-Linneus: Obit of mother Aug 11 1938: "...5 sons: Roy C, Ola F-near Cora; Easter F-Milan; Wm Bryan-near Browning; Orbra B-Linneus..." 1953 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: Obit of father 23 April 1953: "...5 sons: Roy C-Cora; Ester P-Bridgeport NE; Ola F-Cora; Bryan-Linneus & Orbra B-Browning...." | Knifong, Orbra Bradford (I6223)
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| 3580 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: C G Wendell Smith born January 1899, re 1900 Sullivan Co Census: "Wendell Smith born Jan 1899 in Missouri-1 year old" 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: June 1 Dw#311/314: Wendell Smith 1/MO (TN,MO) bn January 1899, son of Ulyssus and Alta Smith 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 19 April, Dw 2/161: Wendell 11/MO, son of Ulysis and Alta Smith 1947 HIST: IN-South Bend: Obit of father, February 13, 1947, pg 93: "C G Wendell of South Bend IN [Indiana] | Smith, C G Wendell (I6037)
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| 3581 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Effie Belcher born June 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: Jun 1 Dw#295/296: Effie Belcher 11/12-MO bn June 1899, daughter of John and Dora B Belcher | Belcher, Effie (I6123)
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| 3582 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Nellie A Hatcher born March 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp,Humphries: 1 June, Dw 2/2: Nellie A Hatcher 1/MO born March 1899, dau of Hiram and Nanie M Hatcher 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp: April 26,Dw 118/121: Nellie Hatcher 11/MO, daughter of Hiram and Nannie Hatcher | Hatcher, Nellie Agnes (I6119)
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| 3583 | 1899 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Richard Alson Thurlo was born 23 March 1899, known as "Dick" or "RA" 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: Seattle Arch film #T623,905, Dw 333/336: Richard A Thurlo age 1 bn Missouri March 1899 (MO,MO), son of Henry A and Pecurfia Thurlo, living with grandfather Allison Thurlo 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 15 April, Dw...: Richard A Thurlo age 11 bn Missouri, son of Henry A and Permelia Thurlo 1920 CENSUS:MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED 164:Anc.com Img 13-pg 4B,14 Jan,farm 99 fam 100: Richard A Thurlo age 10 bn Missouri (MO,MO) single general farmer, son of Henry A and Permelia Thurlo 1920 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Richard Alson Thurlo md Genevieve Bundridge 5 August 1920 HIST: 1872-1972 Browning MO Centennial Celebration pg 143: "...R. A. attending Browning school, a graduate from an agricultural short course at Missouri University. He was married to Genevieve Bunbridge. They continue to live on the same farm his life time..." Descendants... pg 3-2: "Dick graduated from Browning High School, served in the US Army during WWI and later attended the U of Missouri, College of Agriculture. After schooling, he returned home to the farm and Hank, who was in ill health, turned management over to him for 42 years. His wife lives in Browning and enjoys Senior Citizens group..." 1921 HIST: Obit of father,Henry A Thurlo Aug 1921: "... Leaves... son..." 1930 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan-Duncan Twp ED 10: Anc.com Img 14, pg 50 (7b), 18 April, Dw 158/161: THURLO, Richard A-head 31/MO () md at 21 1st time; Genevieve-wife 31/MO; Eugene A-son 7/MO (MO,MO) 1940 HIST: Obit of mother, Permelia Thurlo Jun 1940: "...Leaves son..." 1962 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Richard Alson Thurlo died 20 November 1962; buried Hoover Cemetery | Thurlo, Richard Alson (I3290)
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| 3584 | 1899 BIRTH: MO: Edna M Raithel born about 1899, re 1910 census 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 14, 15 Apr, pg 6178,Dw 1/1,500 [E McCarty?]: Edna M Raithel age 11, born Missouri, daughter of Edward A and Maggie Raithel 1920 CENSUS - not on, md, moved away or died? | Raithel, Edna M (I1624)
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| 3585 | 1899 BIRTH: MO: Meda Defiance Alspach was born 22 September 1899 1952 HISTORY: Obit of father July 1952: "8 children, Mark O, Meda Freedland and Helen Carter of ... 1954 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning:Obit of mother, 23 Sep 1954: dau Meda Freeland of Browning, Sullivan Co, MO. BIR,MG: Brumbaugh papers Browning MO Oct 1992. | Alspach, Meda Defiance (I4963)
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| 3586 | 1899 BIRTH: MO: Robert Urban bn Aug 1899 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Robert Urban 9/12-MO bn Aug 1899, son of Charles & Liska Urban, living with grandfather, Charles Urban | Urban, Robert (I1168)
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| 3587 | 1899 BIRTH: OR: Florence J Eads born May 1899 [shown Florissa] 1900 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-LeGrande City, B St,12-13 Jun, Dw 174: Florence J Eads, May 1899-1/OR, daughter of Solomon C & Mary S Eads MG: AFN:5RVS-PC, Oscar Strother Ison AF83-007714:"living" | Eads, Florissa J (I2141)
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| 3588 | 1899 BIRTH: PA: Sarah J Reynolds born May 1899, re 1900 census 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp ED 76: Heritage Quest pg 33, 3 June, Dwelling & family 21: Sarah I Reynolds 1/PA born May 1899 (PA,PA) daughter of Richard and Mary E Reynolds 1910 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp ED 60: Anc.com Img..-pg 5B [44B,901],6 May,Dw123/126-Brooklyn Rd: Sarah J Reynolds 10/PA (PA,PA) daughter of Richmond G and Mary E Reynolds | Reynolds, Sarah J (I9350)
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| 3589 | 1899 BIRTH: Ray Courtney Cox born 18 Dec 1899, no place shown. 1946 MARRIAGE: Ray Courtney Cox md to Maria Di Marchi July 14, 1946, no place shown. No children 1949-1955 HIST: June 1954 letter from Elsie Johnson Hosmer to Mary Marks, Eads doc #58: "Ray Cox lives 2913 Soda Canyon Rd, Napa CA, has no children." Records of Elsie Johnson, dau of Alice Pearson Johnson: "No children (of Napa, California-1954). Retired Air Force Lt. Colonel 1949, several trips to Europe, built house in months 1955." Feb 1955 letter from Ray C Cox to Mary Marks, Eads doc#55: "I retired from the US Air Force as a Lt. Col. the 30th of Sept 1949. My wife (Maria) and I made several trips to Europe after I retired and finally gave it up in April 1952 to buy this place in the mountains on the East rim of Napa Valley. We like it up here very much which is one of the reasons I'm doing all this house repairing. Someday I hope to have it all finished so that we can get around a little more often. Right now, we are tied down pretty much of the time." Tiiny slip paper, Eads doc#52a: "Ray Cox, 2915 Soda Canyon Rd, Napa Calif." Also his 1955 letter shows this address. March 1955 letter from Mary Marks to Chester Asbury Eads in Boise, ID: "Ray is building a home on the rum of Napa Valley and says the deer come into their yard." | Cox, Ray Courtney (I2391)
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| 3590 | 1899 BIRTH: TX,Llano-Llano: William Jeremiah Hallmark born 19 Oct 1899, son of James Isaac Hallmark and Carrie Garner BIR,MG,DTH: (06895) Personal know/rcds-David Hallmark given by father & bro of William Jeremiah. Paul W Henderson shows 3 Nov as mg date. Above shows bn Suddith, Burnet, TX. Dau, Dottie Jean says he was bn in Llano,Llano,TX 1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-Cove: FHL film#1375303,A.cm 15,p15B,2 May,Dw273,276-Co Rd: Wm J Hallmark age 10 bn TX, son of James I and Carrie Hallmark 1920 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove City: Anc Img 12,pg7B,17 Jan,Farm 112,112-Jasper St: HALLMARK, William J-head 20/TX (TX,TX) md general farmer, renting; Dorothy M-wife 21/OR (OR,WA); William L-son 5/12-OR (TX,TX) 1930 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove Town:Anc.com Img 2,p1B,April 4,Dw 14,14-Prince Street: HALLMARK, William J-head 29/TX (TX,TX) md at 19, merchant in grocery, own home value $1500; Dorothy M-wife 30/OR (OR,WA) md at 20; William S-son 10/OR (TX,OR); James A-son 8/OR ' (TX,OR); Keith S-son 11/12-OR (TX,OR) 1940 CENSUS: OR,Columbia Co-St Helens: And Img 6 pg 3B,April, Dw-295 S 4th: SLAUSON, Raymond-head 50/IA md High school 3yrs, motion picture operator at Columbia Theatre; Mary-wife 49/IA md no occ, 2nd grade; William HALLMARK-son-in-law 20/OR, Union OR 1935, laborer, md, college 1 yr; Winifred-dau 22/IA no occ, college 2yrs; Wm J- gson 11/12-OR 1939-1941 HISTORY: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: US city Directories 1821-1989: Anc Img 69 pg 130: Hallmark Wm J (Dorothy M) slsman PM Co (LaGrande) 1948 HISTORY: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: US City Directories 1821-1989: Anc Img 39 pg 75: Hallmark Wm J slsmn PMCo h 504 Adams av. 1955 HISTORY: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: US City Directories 1821-1989: Anc Img ... pg 73: Hallmark Wm J. sls mgr Perkins Motor Co h 1912 Oak. | Hallmark, William Jeremiah (I1833)
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| 3591 | 1899 BIRTH: TX: Emmitt Hallmark born December 1899 re 1900 census Paul W Henderson 1900 CENSUS: TX,Llano Co, Prec#4,19 June,Dw#109/110: Emmit Hallmark age 5 months, born December 1899 in Texas (Tx,Tx), son of Jasper E and Kate Hallmark, grandson of Jasper N and Amanda A Hallmark 1910 CENSUS: TX,Taylor Co, Prec 2: Anc.com Img 69,pg 173, 11 June, Dw 787/795: Emory G Hallmark age 10 years born Texas, son of Jasper E and Kate I Hallmark NOTES: Name Emory Hallmark, call from Mary Hallmark Rogers, PO Bx 174, Mon Belvieu, TX 77580, father Bob Grant Hallmark ph 254-442-2127 - to send info on her line. Gave her Paul's add,ph# for book. | Hallmark, Emmitt (I3081)
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| 3592 | 1899 BIRTH: UT,Cache Co-Paradise: Boston Obray THOMAS bn19 Jul 1899 1919 MARRIAGE: Boston Obray Thomas md Leon S RICHMAN 15 Oct 1919, endowed same day, no placfe shown. 1978 DEATH: Boston Obray Thomas died 26 Feb 1978, no place shown | Thomas, Boston Obray (I1375)
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| 3593 | 1899 BIRTH: WA,Yakima Co: Echo B Erickson born March 1899 1900 CENSUS: WA,Yakima,N Yakima City Prec: 7th St DW174/204: Echo B Errickson 1/WA bn Mar 1899, son of A E and Lettitia Errickson, living with grandfather, James B McAllister | Erickson, Echo B (I6729)
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| 3594 | 1899 BIRTH: WA,Yakima Co: Harvey McAllister was born January 1899 1900 CENSUS: WA,Yakima CO: Harvey son of James W McAllister Jan 1899-1/WA | McAllister, Harvey (I6732)
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| 3595 | 1899 BIRTH: William Cassie Bales born December 1899 1900 CENSUS: Sullivan Co, MO, Duncan Twp, Dwell #108-110: Wm C Bales 5/12-MO born Dec 1899, son of Clay and Annie E Bales c1904 DEATH: MO,Sullivan-Duncan Twp: William Cassie Bales died about 1904, re MO Bible Rcds MO Bible Rcds FHL Fiche 6051119 vol 3 pg 52 shows Cassie age 5 dd | Bails, William Cassie (I3343)
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| 3596 | 1900 BIR, 1924 MG, ORD: Rawson-Coffin Family book, cc poss of Pam Hallmark Wagner, pg 154. Md Virginia Holt 12 Feb 1924 | Rawson, James Arthur (I8338)
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| 3597 | 1900 BIR,1920 MG,1960 DTH,BUR: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg79: Jennie 1884-1936, 52yrs md George Croll in 1900 (he dd 1950)-1 child: Harold Croll 1900-1960, 60yrs md Mabel Botticher 1920-dd 1972-1 child: George bn 1921; #2 Mildred 1944,div; #3 Gertrude 1949 dd 1971 1901 BIR, etc: Oct 99 email, Larry Croll pg 15-16: Harold Millard bn 24 Nov 1901, Nuremberg PA, md #1 Mabel Barbara Botticher (3 Jun 1903 Hazleton PA-6 Dec 1972) 22 Jun 1920, Rochester NY (Judge Willis Gill)-div 1942; md #2 Mildred ______ (bn Hazleton PA? no date)1944-annulled; and md #3 Gertrude Norris (8 Oct 1899-Oct 1971, bur Rochester NY) Harold dd 24 Jul 1960 (from SS rcds) | Croll, Harold Millard (I7720)
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| 3598 | 1900 BIR: Hist of Schuylkill Co PA FHL bk 974.817 D3 pg 1159: Leah Catherine bn 29 Jun 1900, #2 of 7 children 200 Yrs Michael Hist & Gen pg 66: Leah Rumbel bn 1900, unmarried 1900 BIR,1900 BAPT, 1942 DTH,BUR: Oct 1999 email Larry Croll pg 9: Leah Catherine Rumbel bn 29 Jun 1900, bapt 23 Sep 1900, dd 1942, bur St John's Lutheran Church Cem, Ringtown PA | Rumbel, Leah Catherine (I7881)
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| 3599 | 1900 BIRTH,MARRIAGE,DEATH: Izora McGinty and Mollie Long, Raymond's mother. Paul W Henderson. 1910 CENSUS: TX,Llano Co-Prec 16,Long Mtn: A/c Img 1 pg 16A,dwelling 90,94: Raymon Hallmark age 9 bn Texas (TX,TX) farm laborer, home farm, son of William J and Mollie Hallmark. 1925 DEATH: CA: William Raymond Hallmark died 28 January 1925 of a tragic train accident NOTES: Pam & Bob - Conversation with Molly Hallmark, wife of Wm Jackson, April 1963: William Raymond, son of William Jackson and Molly, was killed by a train in California. 3 killed & 1 crippled, just died recently. At a big fishing dock in California, there were so many cars, had to park back of railroad track... there was no room to turn around, so they backed over tracks. That particular train didn't stop at this station & didn't even blow his whistle. Something hid the train from their view... when they glanced back & saw it, yelled for them to jump & cripple did. Didn't even have door open - hit the ground & train was over them. The one boy, Roy Parks, was only one to be saved... his leg was broken. Raymond's son, Raymond Herston, lived in San Antonio 1963 - Pam called & talked to him. He was called Herston after his father was killed. Mollie could not bear to call him Raymond any longer. William Raymond's wife [Zula] lives in Cherokee, Texas. Herston lives in Llano. | Hallmark, William Raymond (I2536)
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| 3600 | 1900 BIRTH: Evangelical Church records, Jefferson City MO 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 14, 15 Apr, pg 6178,Dw 1/1,500 [E McCarty?]: Harry C Raithel age 9, born Missouri, son of Edward A and Maggie Raithel 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 4, 3 January, Dwelling 42/45, 502 E McCarty St: Harry Raithel age 19, born Missouri-single student in school, son of Ed and Margaret Raithel 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 12, pg 6B, 7 April, Dwelling 101/122, 327 Ash: Harry Raithel age 29, born Missouri-single assistant clerk at city office, son of Edwin E and Margaret Raithel | Raithel, Harry Carl (I145)
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