Descendants of Judge HOUSE Massachusetts, New York or Connecticut
Notes
64.
Dora (Sora) Maude HOUSE
1900 US Census of Fairview Township, Grant Co., Oklahoma Territory, Enumeration District 69, Supervisors Dist 219, Enumeration Date 20 June 1900, Sheet Number 9A (179 stamped), Lines 9-13, Dwelling 175, Family 175.
HOUSE, Ernest; Head, White, Male, Born Oct 1863, 36 yrs, Married 15 yrs, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Can read/write & speak English, Own, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule 149: Ida, Wife, White, Female, Born Sept 1866, 33 yrs, Married 15 yrs, 3 children born, 3 children living, Born Missouri, Father Born Kentucky, Mother Born Missouri, can read/write & speak Enlgish: *Dora M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Sept 1885, 14 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 6 mths, can read/write & speak English: Mable C., Daughter, White, Female, Born Mar 1888, 12 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 8 mths, can read/write & speak English: Stella M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Dec 1898, 1 yr., Single, Born Oklahoma, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri.
MY NOTE: *Dora M. is either Dora or Sora - hard to read! vlww
Leslie FREEMAN
Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New England
Author: John Farmer
Call Number: R929.1 F233
This book contains a genealogical register of the first settlers of New England.
Bibliographic Information: Farmer, John. Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New England. No publication information.
"FREEMAN, ??EDMUND, Lynn, 1632; [Winthrop, ii. Hist. N. E. 342; and Lewis] one of the first settlers of Duxbury, [A. Bradford, Notes] and an early settler in Sandwich, was elected an assistant of Plymouth colony seven years from 1640 to 1646. He died about 1668, leaving two sons, John and Edmund, who both m. daughters of Gov. Prince. Among his descendants, are General Nathaniel Freeman, of Sandwich, and his son Nathaniel, who grad. at H. C. 1787, and brother Hon. Jonathan, of Hanover, N. H. a M. C. 4 years from 1797 to 1801: Hon. Solomon, a Senator of Mass.; Edmund, who grad. at H. C. 1733, died 9 March, 1800, '. 89; Edmund, who grad. at H. C. 1767; and Jonathan, who grad. at H. C. 1778, and was lost at sea on his passage from Europe in 1795, '. 34. ??JOHN, Eastham, son of the preceding, was elected an assistant of Plymouth colony in 1666. His wife was Mercy Prince. Mr. Shattuck informs me that there was a John Freeman of Sudbury in 1644, and the Boston, records under 1645, give the birth of his son Joseph Freeman, who was probably the representative of Sudbury in 1691. SAMUEL, admitted freeman 1639, supposed to be brother of Edmund, came from Devonshire, England, 1630, and settled at Watertown, where his house was burnt 11 Feb. 1631. [Winthrop, i. Hist. N. E. 41.] He is said to have returned to England, leaving two sons, Henry, who died in 1672, and Samuel, b. in 1638; from one of whom is descended Rev. James Freeman, D. D. of Boston, who grad. at H. C. 1777. SAMUEL, son of the preceding, was born 11 May, 1638, and lived in Watertown. His son Samuel settled in Eastham, was a deacon of the church, m. a daughter of Constant Southworth, and had 3 sons and 4 daughters. One of the sons was Samuel, who had 9 sons and 3 daughters. Enoch, the 8th son of the last Samuel, was born at Eastham, 17 May, 1706, grad. at H. C. 1729; settled in Falmouth, (now Portland) was judge of the court of common pleas, and of probate, register of deeds, and d. 2 Sept. 1788, '. 82. Hon. Samuel Freeman, the eldest son of Enoch, was born at Falmouth, 15 June, 1743, was judge of probate many years, and is well known for various useful compilations. His sons, Samuel Deane, William, and George, grad. at college, the two former at Harvard in 1800 and 1804; the latter at Bowdoin in 1812, and d. 27 May, 1815, in his 20th year.
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65.
Mabel Clair HOUSE
Sold farm to Joe Rudloff
AFN:18WQ-N3G
Melba Rae Thurston Wickes
134 Lawrence Lane
Kalispell, MT 59901
1900 US Census of Fairview Township, Grant Co., Oklahoma Territory, Enumeration District 69, Supervisors Dist 219, Enumeration Date 20 June 1900, Sheet Number 9A (179 stamped), Lines 9-13, Dwelling 175, Family 175.
HOUSE, Ernest; Head, White, Male, Born Oct 1863, 36 yrs, Married 15 yrs, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Can read/write & speak English, Own, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule 149: Ida, Wife, White, Female, Born Sept 1866, 33 yrs, Married 15 yrs, 3 children born, 3 children living, Born Missouri, Father Born Kentucky, Mother Born Missouri, can read/write & speak Enlgish: *Dora M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Sept 1885, 14 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 6 mths, can read/write & speak English: Mable C., Daughter, White, Female, Born Mar 1888, 12 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 8 mths, can read/write & speak English: Stella M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Dec 1898, 1 yr., Single, Born Oklahoma, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri.
MY NOTE: *Dora M. is either Dora or Sora - hard to read! vlww
The below article was sent to me by Gary Herrington - have no idea where he obtained it? vlww
"BERT F. and MABEL C. KIMBAIL (nee HOUSE)
by Genevieve Ritchie
My parents, Bert and Mabel Kimball, were both born in the Westerville community.
Mabel was the daughter of Ernest and Ida (Sharp) House. Bert was the son of Kendrick and Myra (Bourne) Kimball.
At the age of three, Mabel, with her parents and older sister, Maude, moved to Mayfield, Kansas, then on to Renfrow. Oklahoma. During that time she witnessed the opening of the Cherokee strip; although her father failed to receive a claim, as another man had staked the claim first.
She made two trips by covered wagon to and from Oklahoma, to visit relatives in the Westerville Community.
At the age of sixteen, she came back for another visit and met Bert Kimball at church. He had brought his mother in quite a stylish buggy pulled by a team of beautiful driving horses. "She was impressed." With her relatives, she was invited to the Kimball home for Sunday 1inner. The romance began from that visit. (The petite little red head from Oklahoma and the tall, dark man from Westerville) Two years later they were married at her parents' home in Renfrow, Oklahoma. (February 10,1907)
They spent their entire married life in Custer County, except for two years, which were spend in the Renfrow, Oklahoma community.
My parents lived for thirty-five years on a farm, two miles northeast of Berwyn. We children all attended Spencer Park School and graduated from Berwyn High School, except Dorothy, who attended high school in Ansley.
There are four of us children living. Three little boys died in infancy.
Claude, the eldest, now resides in North Platte, married Helen Turner. They are the parents of seven children. At this time all are living, except one son, Clair, who was killed in a plane crash in 1970.
Delbert, their eldest son, spent most of his young life with his grandparents. He married Donna Datus. Joeleen married James Rodzielski. Betty married Clarence Yancey. Richard marred Yavette Smith. Clair married Rita Stevenson. (Clair died in 1970) Karen married Donald Rogers. Craig married Phyllis Henry.
Arthur, also resides in North Platte, married Ruby Plummer. They have one daughter, Judy.
Genevieve married Forrest Ritchie. They have two daughters. Donna Jo married Merle Strever. Sharon Kay married Robert Foman. Forrest passed away April 30, 1975.
Dorothy married Marius Dobesh. They have three children. Karma Dee married Mark Williamson. James Dennis is not married and Deborah married Richard Dosek.
Bert and Mabel purchased the Kimball farm in 1944 from the rest of the heirs. From the time my grandfather home- steaded it in 1882, until my father sold the farm in 1960, there had never been a mortgage on it. It was always known as the White Clover Farm or the Kimball Farm.
Although we children were all married and had established homes elsewhere, it was always a very special event to visit the folks. There was always so much love and security there for each of us.
My father had a serious accident with some cattle and was in the hospital in Broken Bow for three months. During the blizzards of the winter of 1948-1949, mother, with grandson, Delbert, cared for the farm and livestock.
They celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in the Methodist Church at Westerville, with all children present and over 200 dear friends and relatives, including mother's sister, Stella Lehrling and husband, Elmer, from Renfrow, Oklahoma, and my father's sister, Ruth and husband, U. S. Louden, of Columbus, Nebraska.
In 1960, they sold the farm to Joe Rudloff and moved to Broken Bow, where they continued to enjoy their friends. They celebrated their Sixtieth and Sixty-third Wedding Anniversaries there.
There are thirteen grandchildren and twenty-nine great grandchildren.
I think a granddaughter, Donna Jo Ritchie, at the age of seventeen, best expressed how we all felt about going home, when she wrote about them after returning from a visit there.
A Country Haven
Of all the memories which I cherish, the one that is the most precious to me is of our visits to my grandparents farm. I am remembering our last visit. It was a wonderful happy one, and I am better today for having been there then. If you could come there too, you would know what feel.
After leaving a well-kept gravel highway, our car turns: onto a rough, rutted dirt road which is sometimes impassable able due to heavy rains or melting snow. On one side of the road is a broad, flat field of green corn, on the other a field with waving grain; nature's gold. Farther on, the road makes a abrupt turn. The farm lies before us, protected on the north by ~ long windbreak, on the west by a grove of aged but proud trees, on the south by pastured hills looking like plump pillows, and on the east by a field of clover.
There stands the white, gabled house with gingerbread trim around the porch. A fenced-in lawn of blue grass circle the old farmhouse, and a large bed of brilliant, tender] cared for flowers perfumes the air. As we come to a halt at the gate, Old Brownie runs out to meet us, his liquid brow eyes pleading for attention. My grandmother, a. short lovable, white-haired lady, scurries out the door, wiping her hands on her apron. Kisses are exchanged amid laughter, hugs, and excited chatter. Grandpa, a tall, stately handsome man comes to us from the barn and affectionately greetings are again exchanged. Soon laughter, ringing voices, and cooking odors fill the house with love, warmth and security.
This is home to so many of us, a place where babies we] born and glad hearts praised God for His precious gift Where babies died and sad hearts asked God for a portion his strength and courage. Here children and grandchildren have spent many glorious, joyous, unforgettable hour playing dress-up cowboys and Indians, explorers, animal war and games which were played before and after m Here pets were raised, goats and geese, dogs and cats, pigs and ponies, calves and coyotes, birds and bunnies; each belonged to some loving young master or mistress) each was loved, played with, mourned for, and buried in the Pet Cemetery among the trees. Here children grew to adult hood, married and moved away, but they return, to give their children a rich education in Nature.
Year in and year out, the farm calls us home and we return to rediscover the beauty of life. Here one has no difficulty in reaching God. He needs only to walk alone amid the sighing, whispering trees and presently, he is awed that God is in this place. He needs only to see the creatures which live, reproduce and fulfill their duty to know that God alone can give that spark of life. He needs only to stand up the crest of a grass-carpeted hill; to breathe pure air laded with fragrances from growing fields; to see the sinking sun in its last moments of glory fill the heavens with flaming crimson, then slip behind the purple hills; to see the evening stars twinkle and the graceful moon climb in the heavens bathing the world below in silvery light; and he is no longer alone. God is all about him, in the earth beneath his feet, the sky above his head, and he needs only to open his he: and he, too, will be filled with the beauty of God.
Here lives the greatest happiness for me, to return to I farm, to remember joy and tears; to find dusty, forsaken playthings; to see new life, vigorous and sweet, all about …………" (the rest is missing - vlww)
Page 233
Bertie Frank KIMBALL
AFN:18WQ-N28
Melba Rae Thurston Wickes
134 Lawrence Lane
Kalispell, MT 59901
The below article was sent to me by Gary Herrington - have no idea where he obtained it? vlww
"BERT F. and MABEL C. KIMBAIL (nee HOUSE)
by Genevieve Ritchie
My parents, Bert and Mabel Kimball, were both born in the Westerville community.
Mabel was the daughter of Ernest and Ida (Sharp) House. Bert was the son of Kendrick and Myra (Bourne) Kimball.
At the age of three, Mabel, with her parents and older sister, Maude, moved to Mayfield, Kansas, then on to Renfrow. Oklahoma. During that time she witnessed the opening of the Cherokee strip; although her father failed to receive a claim, as another man had staked the claim first.
She made two trips by covered wagon to and from Oklahoma, to visit relatives in the Westerville Community.
At the age of sixteen, she came back for another visit and met Bert Kimball at church. He had brought his mother in quite a stylish buggy pulled by a team of beautiful driving horses. "She was impressed." With her relatives, she was invited to the Kimball home for Sunday 1inner. The romance began from that visit. (The petite little red head from Oklahoma and the tall, dark man from Westerville) Two years later they were married at her parents' home in Renfrow, Oklahoma. (February 10,1907)
They spent their entire married life in Custer County, except for two years, which were spend in the Renfrow, Oklahoma community.
My parents lived for thirty-five years on a farm, two miles northeast of Berwyn. We children all attended Spencer Park School and graduated from Berwyn High School, except Dorothy, who attended high school in Ansley.
There are four of us children living. Three little boys died in infancy.
Claude, the eldest, now resides in North Platte, married Helen Turner. They are the parents of seven children. At this time all are living, except one son, Clair, who was killed in a plane crash in 1970.
Delbert, their eldest son, spent most of his young life with his grandparents. He married Donna Datus. Joeleen married James Rodzielski. Betty married Clarence Yancey. Richard marred Yavette Smith. Clair married Rita Stevenson. (Clair died in 1970) Karen married Donald Rogers. Craig married Phyllis Henry.
Arthur, also resides in North Platte, married Ruby Plummer. They have one daughter, Judy.
Genevieve married Forrest Ritchie. They have two daughters. Donna Jo married Merle Strever. Sharon Kay married Robert Foman. Forrest passed away April 30, 1975.
Dorothy married Marius Dobesh. They have three children. Karma Dee married Mark Williamson. James Dennis is not married and Deborah married Richard Dosek.
Bert and Mabel purchased the Kimball farm in 1944 from the rest of the heirs. From the time my grandfather home- steaded it in 1882, until my father sold the farm in 1960, there had never been a mortgage on it. It was always known as the White Clover Farm or the Kimball Farm.
Although we children were all married and had established homes elsewhere, it was always a very special event to visit the folks. There was always so much love and security there for each of us.
My father had a serious accident with some cattle and was in the hospital in Broken Bow for three months. During the blizzards of the winter of 1948-1949, mother, with grandson, Delbert, cared for the farm and livestock.
They celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in the Methodist Church at Westerville, with all children present and over 200 dear friends and relatives, including mother's sister, Stella Lehrling and husband, Elmer, from Renfrow, Oklahoma, and my father's sister, Ruth and husband, U. S. Louden, of Columbus, Nebraska.
In 1960, they sold the farm to Joe Rudloff and moved to Broken Bow, where they continued to enjoy their friends. They celebrated their Sixtieth and Sixty-third Wedding Anniversaries there.
There are thirteen grandchildren and twenty-nine great grandchildren.
152.
Ernest Willard KIMBALL
AFN:18WQ-N63
Melba Rae Thurston Wickes
134 Lawrence Lane
Kalispell, MT 59901
153.
Bertie Frank Jr. KIMBALL
AFN:18WQ-N9P
Melba Rae Thurston Wickes
134 Lawrence Lane
Kalispell, MT 59901
66.
Stella M. HOUSE
1900 US Census of Fairview Township, Grant Co., Oklahoma Territory, Enumeration District 69, Supervisors Dist 219, Enumeration Date 20 June 1900, Sheet Number 9A (179 stamped), Lines 9-13, Dwelling 175, Family 175.
HOUSE, Ernest; Head, White, Male, Born Oct 1863, 36 yrs, Married 15 yrs, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Can read/write & speak English, Own, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule 149: Ida, Wife, White, Female, Born Sept 1866, 33 yrs, Married 15 yrs, 3 children born, 3 children living, Born Missouri, Father Born Kentucky, Mother Born Missouri, can read/write & speak Enlgish: *Dora M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Sept 1885, 14 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 6 mths, can read/write & speak English: Mable C., Daughter, White, Female, Born Mar 1888, 12 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, at school 8 mths, can read/write & speak English: Stella M., Daughter, White, Female, Born Dec 1898, 1 yr., Single, Born Oklahoma, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri.
MY NOTE: *Dora M. is either Dora or Sora - hard to read! vlww
1910 US Census of Fairview Township, Grant Co., Oklahoma, Enumeration District 41, Enumeration Date 9 May 1910, Sheet Number 11 B, Lines 76-79, Dwelling 178, Family 179.
HOUSE, Ernest; Head, Male, White, 47 yrs, Married 25 yrs, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Pennsylvania, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farming, Own Account, Can read & write, Own, Mortgaged, Farm, Farm Schedule 120: Ida, Wife, Female, White, 43 yrs, Married 25 yrs, 4 children born, 4 children living, born Missouri, Father Born Kentucky, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, None, Can read & write: Stella M., Daughter, Female, White, 12 yrs, Single, Born Oklahoma, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, none, can read & write, attended school since Sept 1, 1909: Berlhouse, Son, Male, White, 8 yrs, Single, Born Oklahoma, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Missouri, none, attended school since Sept 1, 1909.
68.
Paul Bradford MOODY
AFN:4F7M-X6
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
Edna Ethel PARMENTER
AFN:4F7M-ZC
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
Burial - question - she died 17 May 1961 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho and they managed to bury her 18 May 1961 in Ansley, Custer Co., NE. ----- transportation, etc. --- sounds a bit impossible to me. vlww
161.
Floyd Woodrow MOODY
AFN:7DSQ-5F
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
162.
Myrtle Leona MOODY
AFN:7DSQ-6L
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
John Edward BOTTEICHER
AFN:F12M-K8
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
71.
Cleon Monroe MOODY
AFN:7DSQ-G0
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1920 US Census of Ansley Village, Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 74, Enumerator A.H. Turpun, Sheet # 10 B, 27 Jan 1920, Lines 95-97: ELISHA C. MOODY, hEAD, Own, Free of Mortgage, Male, White, 58 years, Married, Able to read & write, Born North Carolina, Father Born North Carolina, Mother Born North Carolina, Speaks English, Farmer, Owner, Works on Own Account, Farm Schedule 42; DORA R., Wife, Female, White, 55 years, Married, Able to read & write, Born Illinois, Father Born NY, Mother Born Indiana, Speaks English; CLEON M., Son, Male, White, 9 years, Single, Attended School, Able to read & write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English.
1930 Census - NEED
Irma Elizabeth FOSTER
AFN:F12M-SG
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
165.
Dean Royce MOODY
AFN:1S5B-FWD
Barbara M. Papworth
7310 Hamlet Ave.
San Diego, CA 92120
Leonard J. McCown
217 West 14th Street
Irving, TX 75060-5903
73.
Guy MCGOWAN
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... lived on a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley. It was here that their son, [1] Guy, was born. .......... The three children born to Tom and Della McGowan were [1] Guy (1891-1939), who married Nellie Dady at Kellerton, Iowa, who was a former Ansley girl. They were married March 14, 1911. Their only child, [1a] Wynona, was born at their home two blocks east of the Christian Church. Wynona married Wesley Sheffield at Long Beach, California where they have made their home. They had three sons and three grandchildren. Guy was a registered pharmacist and passed away while serving in that capacity in a drug store at Marshalltown, Iowa. Prior to that they had lived a short time at Merna, Nebraska. ................"
1910 US Census of Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 68, Enumerator James W. McCormick; 28-29 April 1910, Sheet #1B, Image 2, Lines 54-58, Household #14, Family #14: JAMES T. McGOWAN, Head, Male, White, 34 years old, Married for 21 years, Born Missouri, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Can read/write English, Owns, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule #13; DELLA C., Wife, Female, White, 40 years old, Married 21 years, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Pennsylvania, Can read/write English; GARVESH G., Son, Male, White, 19 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Home Farm, Can read/write English; ELLA M., Daughter, Female, White, 14 years old, Single, Born Kansas, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English; SARAH F., Daughter, Female, White, 10 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English.
Nellie DADY
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... lived on a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley. It was here that their son, [1] Guy, was born. .......... The three children born to Tom and Della McGowan were [1] Guy (1891-1939), who married Nellie Dady at Kellerton, Iowa, who was a former Ansley girl. They were married March 14, 1911. Their only child, [1a] Wynona, was born at their home two blocks east of the Christian Church. Wynona married Wesley Sheffield at Long Beach, California where they have made their home. They had three sons and three grandchildren. Guy was a registered pharmacist and passed away while serving in that capacity in a drug store at Marshalltown, Iowa. Prior to that they had lived a short time at Merna, Nebraska. ................"
170.
Wynona MCGOWAN
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... lived on a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley. It was here that their son, [1] Guy, was born. .......... The three children born to Tom and Della McGowan were [1] Guy (1891-1939), who married Nellie Dady at Kellerton, Iowa, who was a former Ansley girl. They were married March 14, 1911. Their only child, [1a] Wynona, was born at their home two blocks east of the Christian Church. Wynona married Wesley Sheffield at Long Beach, California where they have made their home. They had three sons and three grandchildren. Guy was a registered pharmacist and passed away while serving in that capacity in a drug store at Marshalltown, Iowa. Prior to that they had lived a short time at Merna, Nebraska. ................"
Wesley SHEFFIELD
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... lived on a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley. It was here that their son, [1] Guy, was born. .......... The three children born to Tom and Della McGowan were [1] Guy (1891-1939), who married Nellie Dady at Kellerton, Iowa, who was a former Ansley girl. They were married March 14, 1911. Their only child, [1a] Wynona, was born at their home two blocks east of the Christian Church. Wynona married Wesley Sheffield at Long Beach, California where they have made their home. They had three sons and three grandchildren. Guy was a registered pharmacist and passed away while serving in that capacity in a drug store at Marshalltown, Iowa. Prior to that they had lived a short time at Merna, Nebraska. ................"
74.
Ella Mae MCGOWAN
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1896
2 PLAC Missouri
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... The drouth of 1893-1894 came and they moved to rural Wellington, Kansas and at this home their daughter, [2] Ella Mae, was born. ............... [2] Mae McGowan married Leland Mattley at her folks home north of Ansley by Bro. Charles A. Shook on April 14, 1917. They were the parents of five children: [2a] Eugene of Hastings, [2b] Dale (deceased), [2c] James of Cleveland, Ohio, [2d] Donald of San Diego, California and [2e] Adell (Mrs. Art Merrill) of Milford, New Hampshire. Leland Mattley died in 1946. Mae resides at Samaritan Village at Hastings and is grandmother to eight children and five great-grandchildren. .........."
1910 US Census of Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 68, Enumerator James W. McCormick; 28-29 April 1910, Sheet #1B, Image 2, Lines 54-58, Household #14, Family #14: JAMES T. McGOWAN, Head, Male, White, 34 years old, Married for 21 years, Born Missouri, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Can read/write English, Owns, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule #13; DELLA C., Wife, Female, White, 40 years old, Married 21 years, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Pennsylvania, Can read/write English; GARVESH G., Son, Male, White, 19 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Home Farm, Can read/write English; ELLA M., Daughter, Female, White, 14 years old, Single, Born Kansas, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English; SARAH F., Daughter, Female, White, 10 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English.
1920 Census - NEED - checked in Nebraska (cannot find them)1920 US Census of Ansley Village, Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 74, 3 January 1920, Sheet #2b, Lines 70-73, Dwelling 50, Family 51: JOHN L. MATTLEY, Head, Male, Whtie, 25 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Garage, Automobile, OA; ELLA M., Wife, Female, White, 24 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Missouri, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English; ERNEST*, Son, White, 1 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri; LELAND, Son, Male, White, 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri.
Email received from David J. Mattley - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 at 11:30 am (davemattley@msn.com) SUBJECT: Relative - 2nd reply - more info
" Vicky ............. The other thing I forgot to ask Aunt Eldora was when Granny Mae (Ella Mae) died. Her last name at her time of death was Sorensen or Sorenson and I know she died in Nebraska. There are 15 records each in the SSDI for Ella Sorensen or Ella Sorenson but none of the names from Nebraska were born in 1896. It's probable that Social Security was never notified of her death or maybe she never had a SS number. ........................ In regards to the Huntington's Disease, if there is no other records of it being prevalent in the Mattley's then it must have come from the Aldrich/Aldridge side of the family. The disease is a specific gene/marker that can now be found in a persons DNA with the proper testing. Contrary to old myths it does not skip generations, however if you have the gene/marker you may not pass it on to all of your children. My grandfather and three of his five children all died from it so he either received the gene/marker from Jonathan Sprague Mattley or Hannah Maria Aldridge.
It would be interesting to find out how Hannah Maria died. However since the disease doesn't usually start showing itself until mid to late forty's and many died young back then, she may have died before it was discovered. ........... "
Jonathan Leland MATTLEY
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1946
1890 Census Substitute: Nebraska State Gazetteer; Business Directory and farmer list for 1890-1891 Omah: J.M. Wolfe & Co., Publishers, 509-510 Paxton Block 1890, Entered according to Act of Congress in the year of 1890, by J.M. Wolfe & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C.
[found at - http://www.rootsweb.com/~negarfie/garfarmers.html#M]
MATTLEY J, BURWELL.
1900 US Census of Rockford Precinct, Garfield County, Nebraska, Enumeration District 100, Enumeration Date 16 & 18 June 1900, Lines 41-46, Dwelling 170, Family 171, MATTLEY, Jonathan; Head, White, Male, Born June 1843, 57 yrs, Married 33 yrs, Born Indiana, Father Born England, Mother Born Rhode Island, Farmer, Can read/write & speak English, Own, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule 56: Maria, Wife, White, Female, Born June 1851, 48 yrs, Married 33 yrs, 8 Children Born, 8 Children Living, Born Iowa, Father Born New York, Mother Born Ohio, Can read/write & speak English: Henry, Son, White, Male, Born March 1876, 24 yrs, Single, Born Missouri, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Iowa, Farm Laborer, Can read/write & speak English: Irena, Daughter, White, Female, Born September 1892, 7 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Iowa, At School 6 mths: Jonathan, Son, White, Male, Born Nov 1894, 5 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Iowa: CARR, Clarence, Boarder, White, Male, Born June 1881, 18 yrs, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Indiana, Farm Laborer, Can read/write & speak English.
1910 Census - NEED
1920 US Census of Ansley Village, Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 74, 3 January 1920, Sheet #2b, Lines 70-73, Dwelling 50, Family 51: JOHN L. MATTLEY, Head, Male, Whtie, 25 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Garage, Automobile, OA; ELLA M., Wife, Female, White, 24 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Missouri, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English; ERNEST*, Son, White, 1 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri; LELAND, Son, Male, White, 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri.
1930 Census - NEED
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... [2] Mae McGowan married Leland Mattley at her folks home north of Ansley by Bro. Charles A. Shook on April 14, 1917. They were the parents of five children: [2a] Eugene of Hastings, [2b] Dale (deceased), [2c] James of Cleveland, Ohio, [2d] Donald of San Diego, California and [2e] Adell (Mrs. Art Merrill) of Milford, New Hampshire. Leland Mattley died in 1946. Mae resides at Samaritan Village at Hastings and is grandmother to eight children and five great-grandchildren. .........."Whose son was Leland Mattley - how does he fit into our MATTLEY family???? The only other Leland Mattley I have was born 27 Oct 1919 and died in May 1966.
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... [2] Mae McGowan married Leland Mattley at her folks home north of Ansley by Bro. Charles A. Shook on April 14, 1917. They were the parents of five children: [2a] Eugene of Hastings, [2b] Dale (deceased), [2c] James of Cleveland, Ohio, [2d] Donald of San Diego, California and [2e] Adell (Mrs. Art Merrill) of Milford, New Hampshire. Leland Mattley died in 1946. Mae resides at Samaritan Village at Hastings and is grandmother to eight children and five great-grandchildren. .........."
Email received from David J. Mattley - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 at 11:30 am (davemattley@msn.com) SUBJECT: Relative - 2nd reply - more info
Vicky ... I finally talked with my aunt Eldora last night. Although she is 80 she stays very busy in Hastings, Nebraska. She was having a hard time remembering some names, but here is what I found out from her. My grandfather's full name was Jonathan Leland Mattley, but we had already figured that out. His second son, know to us as Dale, was really Leland Dale Mattley, born Oct. 27, 1919 and died of Huntington's Disease complications in May 1966. That is the Leland Mattley listed in the SSDI. and the one you were questioning.
Aunt Eldora's maiden name is Campain and she married Earnest Eugene (Gene) Mattley. She lives in xxxxx and so does her oldest son Daniel Eugene Mattley. Danny Gene as we call him has one son, who I believe she said is 25 and single (I don't remember his name and forgot to ask). Their second son, Ricky, was killed as a teenager in the 60's in a hunting accident, so I didn't bring up his name. Uncle Gene and Eldora only had the two boys.
Leland Dale Mattley, second oldest of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae, was married but never had any children. Like my Grandfather, Jonathan L., he was kind of the black sheep of the family and that may explain why this piece of the puzzle doesn't have a lot of documentation.
Third child of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae was my dad, James Thomas Mattley, named after his grandfather on Ella Mae's side of the family. James T. married Clara Marie Anson, daughter of Robert Waldo Anson and Eleanor Mae Steir. James T. and Clara M. Mattley had 4 children (all living). Beverly Mae (Mattley) Dillon born xxxxx; David James born xxxxx; Roger Kelly born xxxxx; and Charlene Ann (Mattley) Guffey born xxxxx. Since neither my brother nor myself had sons the only male child to carry on the Mattley name from the Jonathan L. and Ella Mae branch of the tree is Danny Gene's son.
The forth child of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae was Donald E. Mattley. Uncle Don was a lifer in the Navy and never married. He also died of Huntington's Disease complications.
The fifth and last child of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae was Adell (Mattley) Merrill. Adell married Arthur Merrill from New England and they lived in Milford, NH. Adell also died of Huntington's Disease complications. They have three children and Aunt Eldora says they all live in or around Milford, NH. Timothy L. Merrill is the oldest. Susie Merrill is the second (not sure if she's married but wasn't the last time I heard). Debbie Merrill the youngest is married but Aunt Eldora couldn't remember her last name and I can't either. She said the last letter she received from Debbie was 1995.
Aunt Eldora also told me that a Chellis (Mattley) Hester, Lincoln, Nebraska (not sure of spelling but Aunt Eldora pronounced it like a rose trellis only with a ch) has done an extensive family tree on the Mattley's and had sent a copy to my dad several years ago. After his death Aunt Eldora said she contacted Nancy, his second wife, to see if she could get the book back and Nancy told her she had burned it and not to contact her any more. I don't know if this lady is still alive in Lincoln and I couldn't find her name listed as one of the children of Jonathan Sprague Mattley in the docs you sent.
Aunt Eldora also told me that one of my grandfathers sisters (she didn't give me the name or I didn't write it down) moved to the Ozarks and either wrote the book "Shepherd of the Hills" or is mentioned in it. She said it's a good book about how the Ozarks was settled.
The other thing I forgot to ask Aunt Eldora was when Granny Mae (Ella Mae) died. Her last name at her time of death was Sorensen or Sorenson and I know she died in Nebraska. There are 15 records each in the SSDI for Ella Sorensen or Ella Sorenson but none of the names from Nebraska were born in 1896. It's probable that Social Security was never notified of her death or maybe she never had a SS number.
I believe I now have sent you the birth and death dates from the SSDI on all 5 children from Jonathan L. and Ella Mae. ................................(private information)
I don't know if this means anything to the Mattley Tree but I thought I would give you a couple branches of my mother's side.
Clara Marie (Anson) Mattley born of Robert Waldo Anson and Eleanor Mae (Steir) Anson on November 9, 1917; died April 21, 1977 at age 59 from cancer. Father, Robert W. Anson born of Frank Anson and Sarah Francis (Felt) Anson. Mother, Eleanor Mae (Steir) Anson born of Fred M. Steir and Clara Marie (Valker) Steir. Grandmother, Clara Marie (Valker) Steir born of Lewis Valker.
In regards to the Huntington's Disease, if there is no other records of it being prevalent in the Mattley's then it must have come from the Aldrich/Aldridge side of the family. The disease is a specific gene/marker that can now be found in a persons DNA with the proper testing. Contrary to old myths it does not skip generations, however if you have the gene/marker you may not pass it on to all of your children. My grandfather and three of his five children all died from it so he either received the gene/marker from Jonathan Sprague Mattley or Hannah Maria Aldridge.
It would be interesting to find out how Hannah Maria died. However since the disease doesn't usually start showing itself until mid to late forty's and many died young back then, she may have died before it was discovered.
Finally, are we sure of the spelling of Hannah Maria's last name? You have her listed in your documentation as Aldridge but my mother has her listed in my baby book as Hannah Aldrich.
I will try and find the book "Shepherd of the Hills" and let you know what I find out about Mattley's in the Ozarks and I would like to trace the Anson and Steir branches of my family tree back but don't know how to get access to the census records, etc. that are out there. I think it would be neat to see what European country all my relatives are from and how many generations ago the came over on a boat.
Looking forward to January when you send me more documentation on the Mattley/McGowan/House part of my tree.
172.
Leland Dale MATTLEY
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 OCT 1919
2 PLAC Nebraska
2 SOUR Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: May 28, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.23821.184
1 DEAT
2 DATE MAY 1966
2 PLAC Inavale, Webster County, Nebraska
2 SOUR Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: May 28, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.23821.184
Married but no children
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... [2] Mae McGowan married Leland Mattley at her folks home north of Ansley by Bro. Charles A. Shook on April 14, 1917. They were the parents of five children: [2a] Eugene of Hastings, [2b] Dale (deceased), [2c] James of Cleveland, Ohio, [2d] Donald of San Diego, California and [2e] Adell (Mrs. Art Merrill) of Milford, New Hampshire. Leland Mattley died in 1946. Mae resides at Samaritan Village at Hastings and is grandmother to eight children and five great-grandchildren. .........."
No children according to his nephew Dave Mattley. 20 Nov 2002 email
1920 US Census of Ansley Village, Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 74, 3 January 1920, Sheet #2b, Lines 70-73, Dwelling 50, Family 51: JOHN L. MATTLEY, Head, Male, Whtie, 25 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Garage, Automobile, OA; ELLA M., Wife, Female, White, 24 years, Married, Can read & write, Born Missouri, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English; ERNEST*, Son, White, 1 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri; LELAND, Son, Male, White, 2/12 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Missouri.
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7,
Social Security Death Index: U.S.,
Date of Import: May 28, 2002,
Internal Ref. #1.112.7.23821.184]
Individual: Mattley, Leland
Social Security #: 507-18-2407
Issued in: Nebraska
Birth date: Oct 27, 1919
Death date: May 1966
Residence code: Nebraska
ZIP Code of last known residence: 68953
As of April 1997, this ZIP Code was not in use by the U.S. Postal Service. The
following primary location may have once been associated with this ZIP Code or
may be in the same general geographic region of the U.S. It is also possible that
the Social Security Administration had the wrong ZIP Code listed for this person.
Inavale, Nebraska
http://www.rootsweb.com/~newebste/communty.htm#Inavale
Inavale
This post office was established on April 3, 1873 and was named by a vote of the residents. It was platted by W. J. Vance in 1884.
Email received from David J. Mattley - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 at 11:30 am (davemattley@msn.com) SUBJECT: Relative - 2nd reply - more info
Vicky ............. "His second son, know to us as Dale, was really Leland Dale Mattley, born Oct. 27, 1919 and died of Huntington's Disease complications in May 1966. That is the Leland Mattley listed in the SSDI. and the one you were questioning. ............. Leland Dale Mattley, second oldest of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae, was married but never had any children. Like my Grandfather, Jonathan L., he was kind of the black sheep of the family and that may explain why this piece of the puzzle doesn't have a lot of documentation. ................."
174.
Donald MATTLEY
1 _MILT
2 PLAC Navy
Never Married
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... [2] Mae McGowan married Leland Mattley at her folks home north of Ansley by Bro. Charles A. Shook on April 14, 1917. They were the parents of five children: [2a] Eugene of Hastings, [2b] Dale (deceased), [2c] James of Cleveland, Ohio, [2d] Donald of San Diego, California and [2e] Adell (Mrs. Art Merrill) of Milford, New Hampshire. Leland Mattley died in 1946. Mae resides at Samaritan Village at Hastings and is grandmother to eight children and five great-grandchildren. .........."
No children according to his nephew Dave Mattley. 20 Nov 2002 email
Email received from David J. Mattley - Wednesday, December 11, 2002 at 11:30 am (davemattley@msn.com) SUBJECT: Relative - 2nd reply - more info
"Vicky ............... The forth child of Jonathan L. and Ella Mae was Donald E. Mattley. Uncle Don was a lifer in the Navy and never married. He also died of Huntington's Disease complications. ................
In regards to the Huntington's Disease, if there is no other records of it being prevalent in the Mattley's then it must have come from the Aldrich/Aldridge side of the family. The disease is a specific gene/marker that can now be found in a persons DNA with the proper testing. Contrary to old myths it does not skip generations, however if you have the gene/marker you may not pass it on to all of your children. My grandfather and three of his five children all died from it so he either received the gene/marker from Jonathan Sprague Mattley or Hannah Maria Aldridge.
It would be interesting to find out how Hannah Maria died. However since the disease doesn't usually start showing itself until mid to late forty's and many died young back then, she may have died before it was discovered.
Finally, are we sure of the spelling of Hannah Maria's last name? You have her listed in your documentation as Aldridge but my mother has her listed in my baby book as Hannah Aldrich. ................
Looking forward to January when you send me more documentation on the Mattley/McGowan/House part of my tree. "
75.
Floreine MCGOWAN
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... They returned to a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley and [3] Floreine was born while living here. .......................... [3] Floreine McGowan married Harold T. Jackson of Belgrade, Nebraska at the Ansley Christian Church by Bro. Robert Smith on June 29, 1921. Two sons, [3a] Robert E. and [3b] Richard T. blessed this home. Floreine's husband died April 20, 1967 at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, where they made their home for fifty years. She has four grandchildren. ......................."
1910 US Census of Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 68, Enumerator James W. McCormick; 28-29 April 1910, Sheet #1B, Image 2, Lines 54-58, Household #14, Family #14: JAMES T. McGOWAN, Head, Male, White, 34 years old, Married for 21 years, Born Missouri, Father Born Ireland, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Can read/write English, Owns, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm Schedule #13; DELLA C., Wife, Female, White, 40 years old, Married 21 years, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Pennsylvania, Can read/write English; GARVESH G., Son, Male, White, 19 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Farmer, Home Farm, Can read/write English; ELLA M., Daughter, Female, White, 14 years old, Single, Born Kansas, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English; SARAH F., Daughter, Female, White, 10 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Can read/write English.
1920 US Census of Ansley Village, Ansley Township, Custer County, Nebraska; Enumeration District 74, (Enumerator A.H. Turpen), 5 January 1920, Sheet #3B, Lines 58-60, Household #75, Family #76: JAMES T. McGowan, Head, Own, Free of Mortgage, Male, White, 49 years old, Married, Able to Read/Write, Born Missouri, Father Born Ireland/Irish, Mother Born Missouri, Speaks English, Stock Buyer, Worker; DELLA C., Wife, Female, White, 49 years old, Married, Able to Read/Write, Born Illinois, Father Born New York, Mother Born Pennsylvania, Speaks English; FLORINE, Daughter, Female, White, 20 years old, Single, Attended School, Able to Read/Write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Missouri, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Teacher, School, Worker.
Harold T. JACKSON
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... They returned to a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley and [3] Floreine was born while living here. .......................... [3] Floreine McGowan married Harold T. Jackson of Belgrade, Nebraska at the Ansley Christian Church by Bro. Robert Smith on June 29, 1921. Two sons, [3a] Robert E. and [3b] Richard T. blessed this home. Floreine's husband died April 20, 1967 at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, where they made their home for fifty years. She has four grandchildren. ......................."
176.
Robert E. JACKSON
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... They returned to a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley and [3] Floreine was born while living here. .......................... [3] Floreine McGowan married Harold T. Jackson of Belgrade, Nebraska at the Ansley Christian Church by Bro. Robert Smith on June 29, 1921. Two sons, [3a] Robert E. and [3b] Richard T. blessed this home. Floreine's husband died April 20, 1967 at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, where they made their home for fifty years. She has four grandchildren. ......................."
177.
Richard T. JACKSON
HOUSE FAMILY HISTORY
Article sent to me by Gary Herrington August 2002
No idea where it originated. (vlww)
"............................... CORA ADELL "DELLA" HOUSE (1870-1932) ......................... They returned to a farm 12 miles northeast of Ansley and [3] Floreine was born while living here. .......................... [3] Floreine McGowan married Harold T. Jackson of Belgrade, Nebraska at the Ansley Christian Church by Bro. Robert Smith on June 29, 1921. Two sons, [3a] Robert E. and [3b] Richard T. blessed this home. Floreine's husband died April 20, 1967 at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, where they made their home for fifty years. She has four grandchildren. ......................."
79.
Ransom Blain HERRINGTON
AFN:WM92-ZF
Melvin N. Allen
6411 South 105th Circle
Omaha, NE 68127-4556
1920 US Census of Lone Tree Township, Merrick County, Nebraska; District 157, Enumerator Joe A Hays, 25 March 1920, Sheet 1 B, Lines 66-70: R.B. HERRINGTON, Head, Home Rented, Male, White, 34 years, Married, Can read/write English, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Works for Self, Farm Schedule#17; LULU, Wife, Female, White, *36 years, Married, Can read/write English, Born Kansas, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois; GENE, Son, Male, White, 9 years, Single, Attended School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas; GALE, Son, Male, White, 4 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas; GRACE, Daughter, Female, White, 3 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas. MY NOTE: * age for LULU might be 56???; Ancestry.com has him listed as Herrington, A B rather than R B for Ransom Blain; BUT, when you go to the page and look it is R. B. Herrington. vlww
CORRESPONDENCE FROM GARY HERRINGTON
Gary wrote: June 1, 2002
Hi Vicky, My email address is gaherrington@earthlink.net
Gary A Herrington and Peggy Butler
Parents - Gale V Herrington and Elvira Farago
Grand Parents - Ransom Blain Herrington and Lula Smith
Great Grand parents - Ransom Thomas Herrington and Harriet Fox
(Ransom lived with Bradford House when his parents died)
1st Great Grand Parents - Stephen Herrington and Anna Mariah House
2nd Great Grand Parents - Thomas Herrington and Anna Booth and Ransom House and Laura Williams
Lula Maud SMITH
Melvin N. Allen
6411 South 105th Circle
Omaha, NE 68127-4556
1920 US Census of Lone Tree Township, Merrick County, Nebraska; District 157, Enumerator Joe A Hays, 25 March 1920, Sheet 1 B, Lines 66-70: R.B. HERRINGTON, Head, Home Rented, Male, White, 34 years, Married, Can read/write English, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Works for Self, Farm Schedule#17; LULU, Wife, Female, White, *36 years, Married, Can read/write English, Born Kansas, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois; GENE, Son, Male, White, 9 years, Single, Attended School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas; GALE, Son, Male, White, 4 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas; GRACE, Daughter, Female, White, 3 years, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born Kansas. MY NOTE: * age for LULU might be 56???; Ancestry.com has him listed as Herrington, A B rather than R B for Ransom Blain; BUT, when you go to the page and look it is R. B. Herrington. vlww
CORRESPONDENCE FROM GARY HERRINGTON
Gary wrote: June 1, 2002
Hi Vicky, My email address is gaherrington@earthlink.net
Gary A Herrington and Peggy Butler
Parents - Gale V Herrington and Elvira Farago
Grand Parents - Ransom Blain Herrington and Lula Smith
Great Grand parents - Ransom Thomas Herrington and Harriet Fox
(Ransom lived with Bradford House when his parents died)
1st Great Grand Parents - Stephen Herrington and Anna Mariah House
2nd Great Grand Parents - Thomas Herrington and Anna Booth and Ransom House and Laura Williams
83.
Roy CRACKENBERGER
1920 US Census of Edgerton Township, Hanson County, South Dakota; Enumeration District 88, Enumerator C.W. Martin; 5-8 January, Sheet 1 B, Lines 51-55: ROY CRACKENBERGER, Head, Rent House, Male, White, 29 years, Married, Can read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Works on Own Account, Farm Schedule 9; NETTIE, Wife, Female, White, 23 years, Married, Can read/write, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Speaks English; FRANCIS L., Son, Male, Whtie, 5 years, Single, Born South Dakota, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born New York; HARRY L., Son, 11/12 ths years, Single, Born South Dakota, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born New York; **ALBERT, Brother, Male, White, 26 years, Single, Can read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farm Laborer, General Farm. MY NOTE: ** Albert Crakenberger is living with his brother Roy! vlww
Nettie LEWIS
1920 US Census of Edgerton Township, Hanson County, South Dakota; Enumeration District 88, Enumerator C.W. Martin; 5-8 January, Sheet 1 B, Lines 51-55: ROY CRACKENBERGER, Head, Rent House, Male, White, 29 years, Married, Can read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farmer, General Farm, Works on Own Account, Farm Schedule 9; NETTIE, Wife, Female, White, 23 years, Married, Can read/write, Born New York, Father Born New York, Mother Born New York, Speaks English; FRANCIS L., Son, Male, Whtie, 5 years, Single, Born South Dakota, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born New York; HARRY L., Son, 11/12 ths years, Single, Born South Dakota, Father Born Nebraska, Mother Born New York; **ALBERT, Brother, Male, White, 26 years, Single, Can read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Illinois, Mother Born Illinois, Speaks English, Farm Laborer, General Farm. MY NOTE: ** Albert Crakenberger is living with his brother Roy! vlww
87.
Josephine Olga NAGEL
AFN:WM77-M6
Melvin N. Allen
6411 South 105th Circle
Omaha, NE 68127-4556
2-5 January 1920, Sheet # 1B, Lines 75-80, Farm, Dwelling 16, Family 16: Arthur C. Allen, Head, Rent, Male, White, 27 years old, Married, Able to read/write, Born Indiana, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Indiana, Speaks English, Farm Laborer, Working Out, Worker; JACKLINA, Wife, Female, White, 28 years old, Married, Able to read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Maine, Mother Born Ohio, Speaks English; GORDON, Son, Male, White, 7 years old, Single, Attended School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; GILBERT, Son, Male, White, 5 years old, Single, Did NOT attend School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; ROBERT, Son, Male, White, 3 9/12 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; WALTER, Son, Male, White, 2 3/12 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska.
Arthur Clyde ALLEN
AFN:WM77-L1
Melvin N. Allen
6411 South 105th Circle
Omaha, NE 68127-4556
2-5 January 1920, Sheet # 1B, Lines 75-80, Farm, Dwelling 16, Family 16: Arthur C. Allen, Head, Rent, Male, White, 27 years old, Married, Able to read/write, Born Indiana, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Indiana, Speaks English, Farm Laborer, Working Out, Worker; JACKLINA, Wife, Female, White, 28 years old, Married, Able to read/write, Born Nebraska, Father Born Maine, Mother Born Ohio, Speaks English; GORDON, Son, Male, White, 7 years old, Single, Attended School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; GILBERT, Son, Male, White, 5 years old, Single, Did NOT attend School, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; ROBERT, Son, Male, White, 3 9/12 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska; WALTER, Son, Male, White, 2 3/12 years old, Single, Born Nebraska, Father Born Indiana, Mother Born Nebraska.
