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| 51 | By Vieno Simola Walkama In Brimson during the 1930's depression, times were really tough and a person took any kind of a job to earn a little bit of money. I was going to Duluth Central high school and the summer of 1935 I took a job at a lumber camp north of Seven Beaver Lake. The camp was run by two local men. When school let out and I got home, I went straight to the camp. We took the train from Fairbanks to Skibo, walked to Skibo Mills, then rode a logging truck 13 miles over a rough road. I think I ached in every joint the next day. The camp was about half a mile from Seven Beaver by an old Indian campground. I settled into camp life. I slept on a balsam bough bunk with a straw mattress in the office. One owner, his wife and 10 year old son also slept in there. There were 49 men in camp plus the management-most of them were from the Brimson, Palo and Markham area. The highest paid man cleared $30 a month. I got $25 for wages for two months. I was cook's helper. We got up at 3 o'clock every morning to get breakfast and make lunches for the guys. On one morning, we made pancakes – frying pancakes for three hours every other morning was a chore. The other morning we made oatmeal, boiled eggs and fried bacon. Only canned milk was available, Ginger Snaps for coffee and I haven't eaten a Ginger Snaps or canned milk since. I made 13 loaves of bread every day. Meals were good and tasty consisting of potatoes, beef and pork as well as mixed fruit sauce. In the cook's shack, every day I had to scrub down the tables, benches and floor with lye water. It was quite a chore but they sure stayed clean and white. I washed so many dishes that I still see them in my sleep. There was no time for recreation, but we did take off a few minutes once in a while. I do remember when the bosses son, who had a 22, and I were target practicing on the lumberjacks longjohns hanging on the line in the trees. On one Sunday afternoon, three of us went fishing to Seven Beaver Lake. In those days there were so many fish that we caught about 25 big Northerns in little over half an hour. They were eatin in the camp. We listened to the radio in the evening and sometimes on Sundays. Some of the lumberjacks came in to listen,too. We came back to civilization in July. We crossed Seven Beaver and Round Lake by boat and then walked several miles through swamp to get home. I went to Duluth to spend my big money as I was going back to Duluth for my senior year of high school in the fall. The train fare cost $.98. I bought a winter coat for $5, a pair of shoes for $2 and other clothes that I needed. I also got a hair permanent for $2 and stayed at Eskelies Lodging one night for 50 cents. | SIMOLA, Vieno Matilda (I45)
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| 52 | C. H. Cowden Passes Away At Oden, Ark. Mrs. A. A. Cowden today received word of the death of C. H. Cowden which occurred this morning at Oden Arkansas. The deceased was 96 years of age an a veteran of the Mexican war. He was the father of A. A. and Dick Cowden of this city and Claude Cowden of Okarcae. A. A. Cowden had left for the bedside of his father but did not reach there until after he had passed. | COWDEN, Charles Holiday (I909)
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| 53 | C. R. Acord Funeral services will be conducted in the chapel of the Brusie Funeral Home at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning for Clinton R. Acord, local butcher who died at a Chico hospital on Friday evening. Acord was born in Texas on Feb. 14, 1899, and when he was 12 years old the family moved to Susanville and established their home. Prior to moving to Durham in 1946, he had spent a short time in Oroville. He was a butcher by trade and he'd been employed in many of the local stores. Acord was a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft and the butchers union. His survivors include his widow, Violet Acord, of Durham, two daughters, Mrs. Hal Pepper of Chico and Mrs. Elbert Lineker of Sacramento; two grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a brother, Bill Acord of Nice, Lake County; and a sister, Mrs. Bea Newsome, of Paradise. Interment will take place in the Garden of Peace at the Glen Oaks Memorial Park. | ACORD, Clinton Robert (I13610)
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| 54 | Carl W. Lambrecht LAMAR, Mo. -- Carl William Lambrecht, 84 years old, 1708 Broadway, died at 11:45 o'clock Saturday morning in the Barton County Memorial hospital. He was born March 14, 1883 in Potsdam, Minn., and had lived in Lamar since 1945. Mr. Lambrecht was a member of the Lamar Lutheran church and the Lamar I.O.O.F. lodge. He was a retired grocery clerk. Mr. Lambrecht was married February 3, 1935, to Clara Emma Grassl at Hockem, Wash. Survivors in addition to his widow, include five brothers, August Lambrecht, Milwaukee, Wis., Edward Lambrecht and Henry Lambrecht both of Grey Eagle, Minn., Ferdinand Lambrecht, Long Prairie, Minn., and Adolph Lambrecht, Burtrum, Minn. Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Chiles chapel with the Rev. Duane Ludwig officiating. Graveside services will be at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the St. Joseph cemetery, Andale, Kan. The Rev. M. Thomas Brooks will officiate. | LAMBRECHT, Carl W. (I10776)
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| 55 | Cedar Rapids -- Announcement is being made by the C. Victor Millers, route 1, of the approaching marriage Saturday of their daughter, Darlene, to Ronald Pagles, son of Arthur Pagles, 4322 Mr. Vernon road SE. The bride-elect is employed by Montgomery Ward and Mr. Pagles by Art's Radio Doc and Ronalene Photographers. | Family F1861
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| 56 | Cedar Rapids Gazette June 5, 1962, Divorce Decrees: Clara Drake from Donald E. Drake | Family F74
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| 57 | Charles City, Ia. -- Miss Clara Peters, Charles City, and Donald Drake, Cedar Rapids, were married Saturday in Iowa City. They will make their home in Cedar Rapids. | Family F74
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| 58 | Charles Francis Davis Reedsport -- Private family services for Charles Francis Davis, 69, of Reedsport, will be held in California. Mr. Davis was born Dec. 30, 1928, in Cyril, Okla., to Charles and Sadie Davis. He died March 17, 1998, in Reedsport of natural causes. The family moved to Weed, Calif., where he was raised and educated. On June 30, 1951, he married Thelma May Flock in Yreka, Calif. He worked for International Paper Co. for 32 years in Weed. Mr. Davis is survived by his wife, Thelma Davis of Reedsport; daughters, Debbie Wright of Oregon City and Pam Kruth of Redding, Calif.; son, Gary Davis of Albany; mother, Sadie Gilliam of Willows, Calif.; sisters, Sally Acquistapace of Weed and Jeanne Barnes of Willows; brother, Jim Gilliam of Blairstown, Iowa; six grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his stepfather and two brothers. Arrangements are under the direction of Dunes Memorial Chapel, 271-2822. | DAVIS, Charles Francis (I3944)
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| 59 | Christine Kippley Beach, N.D. -- Christine Kippley moved with her husband to a farm south of Beach in 1917 and into Beach in 1938. She died at age 90 Thursday in Custer County Rest Home, Miles CIty, Mont. Mrs. Kippley enjoyed gardening and crocheting. A daughter of Frank and Rose Otremba, she was born in Pierz, Minn., and married William Kippley there in 1911; he died in 1967. Survivors include five daughters, Olive Lechler, Clara Kippley, Helen Ulfers and Leona Nagel, all of Beach, and Ethel MacDougal of Missoula, Mont.; three sons, Werner and Frank, both of Beach, and Albert of Mott; 21 grandchildren; and 38 great-grandchildren. The rosary will be recited 7:15 p.m. Sunday in Johnson Funeral Chapel. Mass will be celebrated 10:30 a.m. Monday in St. John's Catholic Church with burial in St. John's Cemetery. | OTREMBA, Christina Caroline (I2179)
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| 60 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F1860
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| 61 | City Brief Returns Home -- Mrs. Arthur Pagles, 4322 Mt. Vernon road SE, has returned home from a Rochester, Minn., hospital. No visitors are permitted. | PETERS, Mary Margaret (I413)
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| 62 | City Briefs In Hospital -- Mrs. Art Pagles, 4322 Mt. Vernon road SE, is in Colonial hospital at Rochester, Minn., undergoing observation and treatment. | PETERS, Mary Margaret (I413)
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| 63 | City Briefs Mrs. Arthur Pagles, 4322 Mt. Vernon road SE, is confined to Mercy hospital after undergoing an operation. | PETERS, Mary Margaret (I413)
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| 64 | City Briefs Recovering -- Mrs. Arthur Pagles, 4322 Mt. Vernon road SE, who recently underwent surgery in a Rochester, Minn., hospital is reported recovering in another hospital in that city. | PETERS, Mary Margaret (I413)
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| 65 | Clara Kippley Beach, N.D. -- Clara Kippley began working for J.C. Penney in Beach in 1936 and later owned and operated her own clothing store until retiring in 1985. In 1986, she moved into the swing bed units of the Golden Valley County Hospital. She was active in the American Legion Auxiliary and enjoyed reading. Miss Kippley, 73, died Saturday in Beach of natural causes. She was born in Pierz, Minn., a daughter of WIlliam and Christina Kippley. As a child, she moved with her family to Beach where they homesteaded. She attended rural county school south of Beach, graduated from Beach High School in 1933 and graduated from business college in Bismarck. Survivors include three brothers, Albert of Parshall and Werner and Frank, both of Beach and four sisters, Olive Lechler, Helen Ulfers and Leona Nagel, all of Beach and Ethel MacDougall of Missoula. Rosary was recited Wednesday in the Silvernale-Silha Funeral Home in Beach. Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursdya in St. John's the Baptist Catholic Church in Beach with burial in St. John's Cemetery. | KIPPLEY, Clara Florence (I2394)
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| 66 | Clifford J. O'Dea Clifford Justin O'Dea, 91, passed away peacefully August 21, 2017 at Dougherty Hospice House in Sioux Falls SD. Cliff was born April 13, 1926 to Joseph and Alma (Larson) O'Dea near Montrose SD. He attended County Schools and Washington High School in Sioux Falls before enlisting with the US Marines, serving in WWII. Upon his honorable discharge, he returned to Sioux Falls where he met the love of his life and wife of 62 wonderful years, Theresa Wollschlager. His gift and natural ablility for carpentry turned into a lifelong passion for construction, building many homes and apartment buildings in Sioux Falls, with his beloved wife right by his side. He felt blessed to be able to pass on his passion, know-how, and tools to his children and grandchildren. Cliff was known for his generosity, humble spirit, and complete devotion to God, his wife, and family. He was faith filled, soft spoken, and always had a smile on his face. His enthusiasm for weight lifting, flying his Cessna Skyhawk and Piper Tri-pacer, studying the stock market, and perfecting his golf swing ensured he lived life to the fullest, even in his last days. He will stay in the hearts of many forever. Left to cherish his memory are his son, Steven O'Dea, three daughters, Sheila (Steve) Ludens, Sioux Falls, Suzanne (Bob) Timm, Watertown and Shawn (Jim) Cynkar, Tea, eight grandchildren,13 great grandchildren, 2 sisters, Yvonne Doss and Donna O'Dea, 1 brother, Dennis (Marvia) O'Dea and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Theresa, his grandson, Joseph Cynkar, and brothers, Vernon, Orrin, and Cletus. Funeral Mass will be on Monday, August 28, at 1:30pm at Sacred Heart Chapel at Prince of Peace Retirement Community, with Reverend Edward Anderson as celebrant and Msgr. Richard J. Mahowald as concelebrant. Burial with military graveside honors will follow at St. Michael Cemetery. Visitation with the family present will be on Sunday, August 27 from 2-4pm, with Scripture Service at 4pm by Msgr. Richard J. Mahowald at Miller Funeral Home, 507 S. Main Ave. Sioux Falls, SD www.millerfh.com Published in The Argus Leader on Aug. 25, 2017 | O'DEA, Clifford (I6338)
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| 67 | Crackup Kills Motorcyclist By United Press International Bernard Wollschlager, 24, Minneapolis, died about 1 a.m. today when his motorcycle veered out of control and crashed in the city. Authorities said the accident occurred north of the Crosstown Highway on Cedar Ave. Wollschlager's death raised the 1970 Minnesota traffic death toll to 45, or 56 behind the pace by this date one year ago. | WOLLSCHLAGER, Bernard Paul (I5610)
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| 68 | Cyril Woman Dies In Hospital Here Mrs. Pearl Davis, 3 years old, of Cyril died at 1:20 this morning at the Anadarko hospital. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Cyril Christian church, with Rev. J. C. Earl in charge. Burial will be made in Cement. Surviving the deceased is her husband, Roy Davis; one daughter, Helen, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Smith of Herford, Texas, and sisters and brothers. | SMITH, Pearl (I3939)
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| 69 | Daily Record District Court Betty Garvin Scales asks divorce from W. Kenneth Scales, charging incompatibily and asking custody of child, support money and division of community property. | Family F5597
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| 70 | Darlene Mae Miller Bride of R. L. Pagles Mrs. Ronald Pagles Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday at 6 p.m. in Our Savior's Lutheran church by Miss Darlene Mae Miller, daughter of the C. Victor Millers of route 1, and Ronald Lee Pageles, son of Arthur Pagles, 4322 Mr. Vernon road SE. The Rev. Richard Baur officiated. Karen Pagles, sister of the bridegroom, and Bonnie Rawson were maid of honor and bridesmaid, respectively. Don Bliss of Greene was best man, Jerry Miller, the bride's brother, was groomsman, and Norman Hanson and Carrol Rehder ushered. A reception for 200 guests was given in the church basement. The couple will live at 1444 Second ave. SE. The bride is employed by Montgomery Ward and Co. and the bridegroom by Art's Radio Doc and Ronalene Photographers. | Family F1861
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| 71 | Death Notices Ray Burnett Ray Burnett, 89, of Centerville passed away Monday, Sept. 28, 2009 at his daughter's home in Berwick, Iowa. Services are pending with the Schmidt Family Funeral Home in Centerville. | BURNETT, Archie Raymond (I1348)
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| 72 | Deaths Jerome William Szyszka, 69, of Norway, died Thursday at Mercy Hospital following a long illness. Born Aug. 16, 1912, at Chicago, Ill., he married Florence Schnurrer Oct. 14, 1936, at Pierz, Minn. He was in the locker business in Oelwein for five years before moving to Norway in 1961. He was the first owner of the Norway Locker and a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church, Norway. Surviving in addition to his wife are two sons, Jerome Jr., and Walter, both of Norway; six grandchildren; on brother, Ben of Waseca, Minn.; three sisters, Wanda Maid of New Ulm, Minn., Jenny Mettler of Waseca, Minn., and Helen Oelky of Blue Earth, Minn. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Norway, by the Rev. Robert Saunders. Burial: Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today at the George Brosh home, Norway. Rosaries will be recited at 3 and 8 p.m. today at the Brosh home. | SZYSZKA, Jerome William (I383)
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| 73 | Deaths and Funerals... Clarence Gibbs Alpha -- Word was received here Tuesday of the death of Clarence Gibbs, 62, a former Alpha resident, who passed away Sept. 14, at Portland, Ore., where he had made his home for the past 20 years. He was born Aug. 23, 1892, in Illinois. He is survived by a daughter, two brothers and a sister. He operated a cafe here and later he built the garage building now occupied by Clarence Luallen. He left here about 28 years ago. The funeral was held Sept. 20, and burial was in Portland. | GIBBS, Clarence Gilbert (I13606)
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| 74 | Delta Donald J. Roberts, 64, of Las Vegas, Nev., formerly of Delta, died at his Las Vegas residence Sunday. Surviving are his wife, Marion; two sons, James and Jerry both of Las Angeles; a stepdaughter, Jeanne Cain of Minneapolis; his mother, Ethel Roberts of Delta; two sisters, Edith Wells and Miriam Lawrence, both of Delta; several grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services: 2 p.m. Friday at Reynold's in Sigourney; where friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday. Burial: Garrett Cemetery near Delta. | ROBERTS, Donald Jasper (I16418)
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| 75 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4689
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| 76 | Dennis William Bell was born on December 10th, 1946 to Estelle Kroning Bell and Victor Joseph Bell, Sr. in Chicago, IL. He is survived by his older brother Victor (Buddy), and younger sister Judith (Judy). He was raised with his siblings on the south side of Chicago. He attended Louis Pasteur grade school and Gage Park High School in Chicago. Dennis attended Augustana College at Rock Island, IL where he met Marjorie Elin Malm better known as Marji. Dennis earned a bachelor's degree in geology, but after college he worked in management systems and eventually found himself working as a corporate collector. In the 1990's, he partnered with a friend to run a collection agency, First Central Collection Agency. He finished his career as a collector with Brady Corp in Milwaukee. After retirement, Dennis worked part time as a building supervisor for the Brown Deer Recreation Program until his hospitalization in late October. Dennis and Marji married in 1970 and lived in the Chicago area until they moved to Milwaukee in 1979. They have three children: Rebecca, Jeremiah (JJ), and James. As a family, they enjoyed traveling, camping, playing games, pets, and having fun together. As their children aged, Dennis became a second father to many of his children's friends. They looked to him as a role model. Dennis and Marji opened their home to many of them. Their family grew to include son-in-law Bill Boppre and daughter-in-law Jessica Furlong-Bell. Dennis was a proud grandfather to Harper Bell and Caleb, Abby, and William Boppre. In his free time, Dennis enjoyed various home improvement projects both at his house and at his children's houses. He worked with J.J. as business partner for 10 years owning and operating residential real estate, and for the last year worked on opening a sober house in one of them. Dennis enjoyed singing in the St. John's Church choir, helping with special projects at church, and spending time with his family and grandkids. He was also a beer connoisseur, always enjoying a new brew. Dennis was strong in his faith and his belief in Eternal Life. He was a caring person, often more concerned about those around him than himself and a witness to his faith in his daily life. He also had a great sense of humor, never failing to try to make someone laugh. After a short battle with lung disease, Dennis entered eternal life November 29th, 2014 while at his home in Glendale, with his wife by his side. Dennis was a caring, giving person, a smart man, and taught us the value of faith, service to others, giving our time, and loving all those around us. Visitation will be held at St. John's Lutheran Church, 7877 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale, WI 53217 on Friday, December 5th from 3:30 - 6:45 PM. Funeral service will begin at 7:00 PM. Burial will be at Wisconsin Memorial Park on Saturday, December 6th at 10:00 AM. Instead of a gift flowers that many send with the loss of a loved one, we have chosen to suggest a donation to one of 3 organizations, chosen by his children. Dennis understood the importance of each organization and gave his support. Please consider honoring Dennis in this way. Becca would like to support education. Marji and Dennis felt it was important to raise their children in a Christian environment. They sent them to St. John's Lutheran grade school in Glendale to start their education. Their choice to educate them in this environment, helped them learn about Jesus and how to live their lives, and has helped shape them into the adults they are today. They are a reflection of what was important to Dennis and Marji for their children to learn. Becca and Bill have also sent their three children to St. John's to follow in the footsteps of starting Christian education at an early age. As a private school, St. Johns always benefits from donations to improve the education and opportunities for the children at the school. Becca and Bill's organization of choice is St. John's Lutheran Grade School in Glendale. For more information on the school and church, please visit www.stjohnglendale.com. Donations can only be made via check to "St. John's Lutheran School" with a notation of "Dennis Bell" in the memo line, and can either be mailed to the school itself or to the Bell house. We would ask the school to utilize funds in the way they feel most appropriate. James and his wife, Jessica, have been blessed with a beautiful daughter, Harper Grace through adoption. Dad was able to form a special bond with Harper, as he was one of her caretakers, driving to their house weekly to watch her while her parents worked. Dad was able to enjoy this special time with Harper until this past summer, when he had just generally not started to feel well. Dad cherished this special time with his little gal. The adoption service they used, Bethany Christian, is a non-profit organization, mostly supported with grants. More information on Bethany can be found here on their website www.bethany.org. James and Jessica would like to support Bethany with donations to enable them to continue to help children find their forever families. To donate to Bethany, please visit https://www.bethany.org/main/donate-credit-card. There is an option at the bottom of this page to give in memory/honor of someone. Please indicate "Dennis Bell" here. J.J. and Dad have worked as business partners for the past 10 years owning and operating residential real estate. About 6 years ago, they had discussed the idea of opening a sober house. To learn more about what a "sober house" is you can read about it online at www.soberhouse.net. Last year around this time, the opportunity they were waiting for had presented itself. Over this last year, J.J. and Dad have remodeled one of their properties with the intention of having this dream come to a reality. A few months ago they partnered together to form Second Chances Sober Living, LLC. With the direction of J.J.'s collective life experiences and Social Work background, and Dads' support and encouragement, Second Chances Sober Living, LLC is close to opening its doors. Second Chances Sober Living, LLC will be a drug and alcohol free living environment for men in recovery. This sober house promotes recovery for those transitioning from residential treatment back into society by requiring residents to become an active participant in their recovery from addiction by working a 12-step program, getting a job, and submitting to random drug and alcohol screening amongst other things. Upon graduation from this 6 month program, the goal is to have equipped these men to be acclimated back to becoming productive citizens that are sober, employed, and have learned the skills necessary to maintain an independent addiction free life. Den has put in a lot of time and work on the property with J.J. to get it ready to open. A donation to this organization would be utilized to help with start-up costs of the business itself, printed information, office supplies, website set up and other operational costs that support the 24hr on-site staff. J.J. has chosen to ask for funding to help get him up and running quicker, so that he can be of service to those struggling with and wanting to recover from drug and alcohol addiction. You can donate to Second Chances Sober Living, LLC at www.gofundme.com/i5u3ao. We want to sincerely thank all of our family and friends who have supported us during this very unexpected, difficult time in our lives. We are amazed at the outpouring of prayers, kind words, hugs, and support in many other ways. Thank you all so much from the bottom of our hearts. Marji, Becca, Bill, J.J, James, Jessica, Caleb, Abby, William, and Harper. - See more at: http://www.churchandchapel.com/obituary/Dennis-William-Bell/Milwaukee-WI/1456645#sthash.foOYaIQr.dpuf | BELL, Dennis William (I10683)
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| 77 | Dentist's Wife's Death Ruled Natural North Haven, July 21 -- The wife of a Hamden dentist was found dead in her home early today and at first police said they were "puzzled" by the death. More than 12 hours later, Dr. Sterling Taylor, medical examiner, saidn an autopsy had disclosed that Mrs. John P. Cassity, 40, the mother of two children, had died from a "naturally - caused" brain hemorrhage. Police said that Wednesday night Mrs. Cassity had complained to her husband, who maintains a dental practice in the Spring Glen section of Hamden, that she felt ill and went to an upstairs bedroom to lie down. Police said that when Cassity went to the room at 8:30 p.m. that night, his wife went back downstairs. He awakened at 2 a.m. today and sa that his wife was not in her bed in the master bedroom. Noting a light in a walk-in closet near the bedroom, the dentist went there and found the body lying fully - clothed on the closet floor. A personal friend who was a physician was summoned an he, in turn, called Dr. Taylor, who notified Hamden police. Hamden police started the investigation but turned it over to North Haven police when it was determined that the Mr. Carmel Ave. home of the family actually was in that town and not in Hamden. Noting that "superficial marks" were on the body, Sachs ordered the autopsy and declined any comment pending its outcome. North Haven police took over the questioning of Dr. Cassity, first in the home, a handsomely appointed small estate, and then at North Haven police headquarters. Dr. Taylor said after the autopsy that the superficial marks were caused when Mrs. Cassity fell in the walk-in closet. | SEATON, Marjorie Elizabeth (I15696)
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| 78 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F572
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| 79 | Died at his residence in this village Friday December 30 of rhuematism of the heart, Hon. William Wilson in the 74th year of his age. The above announces the taking from us of one of our oldest residents and most highly esteemed citizen, friend, and neighbor. Mr. Wilson came to Amherst in 1853 and has seen the wilderness of that day develop into the rich and prosperous community of the present. He was a land mark and one that will be greatly missed, probably as much if not more than anyone in our midst. His history is written in the records of the town and county and is a most honorable one. No one can ever say that Mr. Wilson knowingly did him wrong in act or word. He leaves a wife, five sons and two daughters, all married and with homes of their own, except one daughter who lives at home. He was buried on Tuesday, followed to the grave by his mourning friends an drelatives from near and far. "Our businessmen showed their esteem for Mr. Wilson and family by closing their businesses during the funeral." "The funeral of Hon. William Wilson was the largest ever seen in this village." | WILSON, William (I843)
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| 80 | Divorce Decrees. Darlene M. Pagles against Ronald L. Pagles | Family F1861
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| 81 | Divorce Granted Judge T.A. Beardmore in district court Saturday granted a divorce decree to Frederick Marvin Haines from Frances Jean Haines on a cruel and inhuman treatment charge. They were married at Decorah, Nov. 7, 1936, and lived together until July 27, 1941. The defendant may resume her maiden name of Frances Jean Peters if she desires according to the decree. A stipulation allowed her the household furniture, except guns, etc., belonging to the plaintiff. He was allowed his equity in the home property, automobile, etc. The defendant held an auction sale Saturday afternoon and disposed of the furniture, a few hours after the divorce was granted. | Family F3378
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| 82 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4427
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| 83 | DON TRENHOLM OBITUARY Don E. Trenholm, 61, of Makinen died Saturday, Jan. 1, 2000, in University Medical Center-Mesabi, Hibbing. Service: 1 p.m. Friday in Palo Congregational Church with the Rev. Randy Melhus officiating. | TRENHOLM, Don Edward (I314)
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| 84 | Donald Ulfers, 61 Services Scheduled Beach -- Services for Donald L. Ulfers, 61, Beach, who died Wednesday at a Bismarck hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at United Community Church, Beach. He was born March 11, 1918, in Beach, where he grew up and attended schools. He married Helen Kippley on Aug. 13, 1936, in Wibaux, Mont. They farmed and ranched in the Beach area until his death. He was past director of the Montana-Dakota Woolgrowers Association, which this year selected him commercial sheepbreeder of the year for North Dakota. He is survived by his wife; one son, Jim, Beach; three daughters; Mrs. Terry (Judy) Gress, Glendive, Mont., Mrs. JIm (Jeanne) Roth, Napoleon, and Mrs. Rose (Jeanette) Hayden, Fairbanks, Ala.; 11 grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. Lawrence Wilkinson, Inglewood, Calif. (Johnson Funeral Home, Beach) | ULFERS, Donald Leroy (I2684)
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| 85 | Donnie E. Capuano Jan, 16, 2002, Donnie Capuano, 48, of Danvers. Devoted husband of Sandra (Bonanno) Capuano. Loving father of Christina & Ricky Capuano, all of Danvers. He was the son of Margaret (Cooper) Capuano of Buffalo, NY. His Funeral Service will be held on Saturday at 8 AM from the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 20 Church St., PEABODY Facility, (978-531-0472) followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Richard's Church, Danvers at 9 AM to which relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visitation on Friday, 4-8 PM. Burial in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, Peabody. Expressions of sympathy can be sent to the North Shore Cancer Center, 17 Centennial Dr., Peabody, MA 01960 | CAPUANO, Donnie Eugene (I11946)
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| 86 | Doris Radtke And Husband Make Home in Bakersfield Standing before the candlelit altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Doris Radtke and Lewis C. Wallen repeated their nuptial vows at a Sunday afternoon ceremony on December 3. The Rev. W. F. Schlueter performed the double ring rites. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Radtke, was given in marriage by her father. She was gowned in white sating, with a fingertip length veil falling from a crown of orange blossoms. The neckline was edged with seed pearls, and the long sleeves cambe to a point over the hand. She carried a crescent bouquet of stephanotis, centered with an orchid, and wore a single strand of pearls with matching earrings. Mrs. Fred Sperling, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore an aqua gown with matching long gloves, and carried a crescent bouquet of yellow carnations. Donald Story was best man. Ushers were O. E. Radtke and Marvin Switzenberg. Baskets of flowers decorated the church for the ceremony. Alfred Baerwald was vocalist, and E. C. Brommer played the wedding marches and incidental music on the organ. About 50 relatives and friends of the couple were present for the rites. The bride's mother attended in a blue dress with navy accessories, and wore an orchid corsage as did Mrs. Leland Brown, of Salinas, sister of the groom. The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wallen of Joplin, Mo., were unable to be present. Others attending from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Luis Scatini, Mr. and Mrs. Shade Wallen, Mrs. Beulah Bradley and Leland Brown, all of Salinas; and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wallen of San Lorenzo. The reception was held in the V.F.W. hall, decorated for the occasion with white, blue, and yellow streamers and flowers. Yellow and white chrysanthemums encircled the wedding cake, which was flanked by candles. A buffet supper was served to the guests. Serving the bride's table were Mrs. Elaine DeJong and Miss Lorna Radtke, sisters of the bride. Mrs. Otto Miller, another sister, circulated the guest book. The new Mrs. Wallen changed to a light blue knit dress with navy accessories, to which she pinned an orchid corsage. The couple left for a week's honeymoon at and undisclosed destination, after which they will make their home in Bakersfield. The bride attended Lodi schools and was employed before her marriage in the office of the Thornton Canning Company. Her husband attended schools in Joplin and the University of California at Davis. He served three years with the navy, and is now employed by the Kern County department of agriculture. | Family F3600
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| 87 | Dorothy Ruge Peterson Pagles, 81, of Heritage Acres Care Center, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1994, in St. Luke's Hospital of cancer. Memorial services: 1 p.m. Friday, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, by the Rev. Fran Griffeth. Inurnment: Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Cedar Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include a daughter, Karen Rinehart of Cedar Rapids, and a son, Ronald of Long Beach, Calif. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a sister-in-law, Florence Peterson of California. Dorothy was born March 8, 1912, in Cedar Rapids, and married Stanton M. Peterson there on Nov. 14, 1942. He died in 1958. She then married Art Pagles on July 31, 1961, in Chicago. He died in 1980. Dorothy was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Kappa Delta Social Sorority and ABWA Business Women's Association, and was a graduate of the University of Iowa. Memorial donations may be given to Our Savior's Lutheran Church or Lutheran Children's Home in Waverly. Dorothy will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. She will be remembered for her kind heart and generosity to others. | RUGE, Dorothy (I8825)
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| 88 | Dr. John P. Cassity, Dentist, 50, Dies Newtown -- Dr. John P. Cassity, 50, of 59 Washington square, head institutional dentist at Fairfield Hills hospital, died today in his home. Services will take place Friday at 1 p.m. in the Newton Congregational church with the Rev. Alastair Sellars, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in New Haven. A native of Oklahoma, Dr. Cassity was a resident of Newtown eight years. He became head Institutional dentist at Fairfield Hills hospital in 1957 and developed a comprehensive dental service program there which received acreditation this year from the Joint Commision on Accreditation of Hospitals. He was a member of the National and Connecticut Dental associations, the Masonic lodge in Middlebury, past president of the Little League of Newtown, and a member of the Newtown Congregational church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Janet Sommer Cassity; a son, Lawrence and a daughter, Miss Maureen Cassity, both of Newtown; a sister, Mrs. A. J. Carlson of Portland, Ore. | CASSITY, Dr. John Porter "Jack" (I11686)
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| 89 | Driver Killed An Albuquerque man was killed Thursday when the car he was driving struck the right rear of a tractor-trailer rig on I-40 west of Moriarty, police said. Mark J. Greene, 22, of Estancia and Albuquerque, was pronounced death at the scene. Greene graduated from Albuquerque Academy in 1973 where he played on the football team. He attended New Mexico State University. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Burt greene, 903 Loma Linda SE. | EPPS GREENE, Mark Jo (I15720)
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| 90 | E. G. Johnson Dies of Auto Crash Injury Former Kirksville Man Lived at Pennville; Hurt Friday. Ernest Guy Johnson, 37, of Pennville, Sullivan County, died at a hospital here last night about 8 o'clock from internal injuries received last Friday night when lights went out on an automobile he was driving and the machine crashed into a ditch near Milan. He was taken home after the accident but his condition became so serious he was brought to the hospital here Tuesday night. Physicians said death was caused by general peritonitis. Mr. Johnson was born Jan. 3, 1896 at Benton Springs, Ark., a son of James L. and Julia Johnson. He lived for a number of years in California, coming from there to Kirksville about three years ago. He had been living with his mother at Pennville for the past three monts. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Julia Fuson; his wife, who lives at 400 West Hickory Street here; a son, Richard, at Salem, Mass.; two sisters, one in California and one in Michigan, and two brothers, W. F. Johnson, Witchita, and Callie Johnson, of the Jewell vicinity in Adair county. The funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Dee Riley Funeral Home. Burial in Refuge cemetery. | JOHNSON, Ernest Guy (I5347)
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| 91 | Edward Radtke Edward Radtke, 83, of Mt. Lake, died October 24, 2004 at the Good Samaritan Village in Mt. Lake. Visitation will be at Bjerum Funeral Home in Mt. Lake on Thursday, from 4:30--7 p.m. and Friday from 7:30-8 a.m. Visitation will also continue for one hour prior to the service at the church. Services will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, at Lakeview Gospel Church in Mt. Lake with Rev. Richards Korns,, Rev. Robert Radtke and Rev. Merwin Dick officiating. Interment will be at the Delft Cemetery in Delft. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Bjerum Funeral Home in Mt. Lake. E-mail condolences may be sent to the family at www.sturmfh.com Edward Gerhard Radtke, the son of Carl William and Kathryn (Penner) Radtke was born April 15, 1921, in Lodi, Calif. He grew up with his family and received his education in the Mt. Lake and Butterfield areas. Ed served his country in the U.S. Army from June 1942 thru September 1945, including several battles in Africa and Europe. Ed was held as a prisoner of war from November 20, 1944 to September 27, 1945. He earned six battle stars, Good Conduct Medal, Presidential Citation and Infantryman's Combat Badge. On October 18, 1945, Ed married Gertie Lucille Menken at the Christian Reformed Church near Mt. Lake. They farmed in the Butterfield and Delft areas until 1962, when he purchased a welding shop in Mt. lake with George Janzen. Later in his career he became the sole owner of the shop. Ed enjoyed fishing, working with stained glass, traveling, and Christmas lights and displays. He was also an avid bowler in Comfrey, St. James, WIndom and Mt. Lake. He was very patriotic and flew his country's flag with respect. Ed had a very strong faith and was active on many committees at Immanuel Mennonite Church in Delft. He was also a member fo the Mt. Lake American Legion Post. Ed loved children and will be remembered for his quick wit. Survivors include his wife, Gertie Radtke of Mt. Lake; two sons, DeLyle (Pam) Radtke, and LeRoy (Diane) Radtke all of Mt. Lake; two daughters, Linda Coe of Pleasanton, Calif., and Judith (Jerry) Friesen of Omaha, Neb.; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two brothers, Garry (Twyla) Radtke of Bellevue, Texas and Robert (Ione) Radtke of Fresno, Calif.; and two sisters, Lorraine (Abe) Adrian and Esther Redekop, all of Mt. Lake. | RADTKE, Edward Gerhard (I9941)
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| 92 | Estancia Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Green received the sad news Wednesday of the death of their daughter, Mrs. Edna Green Cargo, in Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Green left on the afternoon train to attend the funeral. | GREEN, Edna E. (I10234)
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| 93 | Estancia Mrs. A. J. Green and R. E. Cargo returned from Newkirk, Okla., on Sunday, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Edna Cargo. Mr. Cargo will spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Green before returning to his home. | GREEN, Edna E. (I10234)
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| 94 | Esther M. Noss October 2, 1924 - May 5, 2014 Esther M. Noss, age 89, of Beloit, died peacefully Monday, May 5, 2014, at Premier Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing in Beloit. She was born October 2, 1924 the tenth child of thirteen to Henry and Mary (Templin) Urbanowski in Turtle Township. Esther graduated from Janesville High School, class of 1942. She married Sidney J. Noss on November 12, 1955 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Janesville. Together they farmed the family homestead for nearly 50 years. Esther was a longtime and active member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church. She worked at Parker Pen, but her favorite job was being a homemaker. She loved being a mother and wife and part of a working farm. She enjoyed bowling, cooking and later in life, traveling. Sid and Esther traveled extensively with the Van Galder Tour & Travel, enjoying over 125,000 miles. She is survived by her husband, Sid Noss, of Beloit; her four daughters: Jacqueline (Lou) Pins of Milton, Cynthia (Patrick) Ennis of Janesville, Sonja (Tyrone) Kehoe of South Beloit and Phyllis (John) Doll of Beloit; two grandsons; five step-grandchildren, one step-great-grandchild; two sisters, Margaret Zey & Ruth Beggs and her brother, Raymond (Shirley) Urbanowski. She was preceded in death by her parents, seven sisters and two brothers. Esther's Funeral Service will be 10:00 a.m. on Friday, May 9, 2014, in OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, 749 Bluff Street, Beloit with Rev. Erik Jelinek officiating. Friends may greet the family on Friday at the Church from 8:30 a.m. until time of service. Interment will take place in Baldwin Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be directed to Our Savior's Lutheran Church or the Boy Scouts of America. Please share a memory or a condolence with the Noss family on our website. BRIAN G. MARK Funeral Homes 1000 Inman Parkway, Beloit 362-2000 brianmarkfh.com - See more at: http://www.gazettextra.com/article/20140507/ARTICLES/140509806/1088#sthash.1oERRqV5.dpuf | URBANOWSKI, Esther Mary Noss (I15588)
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| 95 | Ethel A. MacDougall Piltzville -- Ethel A. MacDougall, 69, died Saturday, Nov. 16, at her home in Piltzville following a valiant struggle with cancer. She was born Sept. 29, 1922, in Beach, N.D., to William and Christine Kippley. She graduated valedictorian from Beach High School, and attended business colleges in Billings and Missoula. In 1944 she married J.D. "Dick" MacDougall in Missoula. Fron 1954 to 1962 the couple published the Terry Tribune. Ethyl retired in 1987 from the forestry department of the State Department of Natural Resources. In addition to her family, her church and the Franciscan Order, her interest were in flowers and a lifelong interest in nature's wee creatures, particularly birds. Her radiant smile made life pleasant for all around her. She was preceded in death by a son, Robert Dixon, three brothers and a sister. Survivors include her husband, at the family home; three daughters, Candyce Weber, Bozeman; Sandra O'Rourke, Vancouver, Wash.; and Moira Whalen, Missoula; and 10 grandchildren. Rosary and Christian wake services will be at 7 p.m. Friday at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Bonner. Memorial Mass of the Resurrection will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church. Arrangements are under the direction of Garden City Funeral Home & Chapel. The family suggests memorials to the Poverello Center. | KIPPLEY, Ethel Ann (I2687)
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| 96 | Evelyn McKinney and Robt. Carpenter Engaged Announcement of the engagement of Miss Evelyn McKinney, of Kirksville, to Robert H. Carpenter, of Worth, Ill., was made at a dinner at the Theta Psi fraternity, Sunday. Miss McKinney is the daughter of Mrs. Olive McKinney, and they live in the Miller Apartments. She was graduated from the Kirksville High School last year. Mr. Carpenter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carpenter, of Worth. He is an upper junior at the Kirksville College of Osteopathy & Surgery. He was graduated from the Bucyrus, Ohio, High School in 1932. He is a member of the Theta Psi fraternity. | MCKINNEY, Evelyn Christine Haskell Burg (I5777)
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| 97 | Evonne Ileen (Pruett) McKinney, 91, of Farmington, Iowa, peacefully entered her eternal home at 12:02 a.m. Wednesday, June 6, 2018 at the Keosauqua Health Care Center in Keosauqua, Iowa. Born April 15, 1927 in Chambersburg, Missouri, the daughter of Kester and Vera (Dooley) Pruett. Evonne married the love of her life, Junior McKinney, on September 22, 1942. They enjoyed seventy-five years of marriage before his passing on April 7, 2018. Left behind to honor and cherish her memory are her three sons: Dwight McKinney, Jerry (Teresa) McKinney and David (Martha) McKinney; six daughters: Judy (Bill) Dulin, Barbara (Ed) Howard, Patty Sedlacek, Kathy (Jim) Murphy, Peggy (Mike) Simpkins and Pamela (Chuck) Warner; twenty-one grandchildren; thirty-six great grandchildren; ten great-great grandchildren and two brothers: Jim (Lou Ann) Pruett and Harold "Hal" (Patricia) Pruett. She was met at the Pearly Gates by her husband: Junior; her parents; daughter-in-law: Linda, son-in-law: Mike; precious angel granddaughter: Jessica and two brothers: Bernard and Dick Pruett. Evonne devoted her life to the raising of her nine children, twenty-one grandchildren, thirty-six great grandchildren and ten great-great grandchildren, along with many other children she had babysat for. She was a wonderful cook. She loved to crochet, knit and sew. Evonne made every grandchild a baby quilt and millions of doilies. Friends may call after 12:00 noon Friday, June 8, 2018 at Schmitz Funeral Home in Farmington where the family will receive friends from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, June 9, 2018 at the Farmington United Methodist Church with Rev. Gordan Hawkins HCI Hospice Care Services Chaplain officiating. Burial will be at the Campground Cemetery near Downing, Missouri. Memorials may be made in her memory to the Farmington United Methodist Church or Bonaparte United Church. Online condolences may be made at www.schmitzfuneralhomes.com. Schmitz Funeral Home in Farmington, Iowa is assisting the family with arrangements. | PRUETT, Evonne Ileen (I5405)
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| 98 | Farmer Dies Under Tractor Machine Overturns In Ditch, Pins Man Underneath At Amboy «b» «/b»Amboy, Minn. (AP) -- A rural Amboy farmer was injured fatally Tuesday night when his tractor overturned in a drainage ditch and pinned him beneath the seat. The victim was Alvin Mitzner one of four brothers operating a Pleasant Township farm 25 miles southwest of Mankato. Mitzner was hauling hay bales at a neighbor's farm when the mishap occurred. Another man saw the overturned tractor, but was unable to free Mitzner. He summoned help, but the victim died before reaching a hospital. | MITZNER, Alvin Carl Emil (I9895)
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| 99 | File # 14839 State of Minnesota County of Blue Earth In Probate Court Certificate of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Augusta E. Boelter, Decedent Be It Remembered, That on the day of the date hereof at a General Term of said Probate Court, pursuant to the notice duly given, the last will and testament of Augusta E. Boelter, Decedent, late of the said County of Blue Earth, bearing date the 4th day of June 1943, and being the annexed written instrument, was duly proved before the Probate Court, in and for the County of Blue Earth aforesaid; and was duly allowed and admitted to probate by said Court according to law; as and for the last Will and Testament of said Augusta E. Boelter, deceased, which said last Wll and Testament is recorded and the examination taken thereon filed in this office. Filed this 3rd day of January 1952 and recorded together with the Will attached in Book O of records of Will. page 65 In Testimony Whereof, the Judge of the Probate Courth of said County has hereunto set his hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Mankato, in said County this 3rd day of January 1952. signed J. R. Keasens [sic} Judge of Probate | GRAF, Augustav Enstine (I5164)
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| 100 | Fleming County Clerk's Office, Flemingsburg, KY. Will Book C, pp. 106-7: "In the name of God Amen. I Asa Reeves of Fleming County and State of Kentucky being weak in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory considering the uncertainty of this mortal life do make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner and form following that is to say. First it is my will and desire that all my just debts be speedily and punctually paid. Item I give and bequeath to William Reeves one hundred acres of land lying in Fleming County and State aforesaid being part of the tract of land I now live on it being the land that I gave the said William Reeves the privilege of selling which he has done. Item I give to Elias Reeves one hundred acres of land being part of the tract that I now live on which I gave him the privilege to sell and he has sold it. Item I give and bequeath to Jabez Reeves one hundred acres of land being part of the tract of land I now live on which I have made a deed of gift for which will show the boundaries of said land. Item I give and bequeath to Asa Reeves one hundred acres of land being the place that I purchased of my son Wm. Reeves and is part of that I now live on. Item It is my will and desire that the ballance (sic) of my land be equally divided between George Reeves and Isaac Reeves and that Isaac Reeves' part is to be laid off so as to include the buildings and orchard where I now live. Item All the remainder of my Estate it is my will and desire that it be equally divided amongst my six daughters Ann Dogget Crooke, Susannah Reeves, Sally Collinsworth Mahan, Elizabeth Jones, Margaret Burk, Jane Carter, and my adopted son Benjamin Reeves. I appoint my son George Reeves Executor to this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the seventh day of July one thousand and eight hundred and nineteen.Asa X Reeves sealmarkSigned and sealed published and declared by the above named Asa Reeves to be his will and testament in Presence of usJames Blair, Thomas Summers, William W. Blair | REEVES, Asa (I10245)
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