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1 DATE 12 May 2012
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1 NAME Blaine A. Brady
1 ADDR 366 N 1170 W
2 CONT Provo, UT 84601
2 CTRY U.S.A.
1 PHON 801-400-4532
1 EMAIL bradyhome@comcast.net
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1 NAME Terence /Brady/ Sr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Terence
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1809
2 PLAC Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Sep 1854
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 NOTE      Terence Brady is found living in Lavey Townland, Upper Loughtee Barony, Cavan County, Ir
2 CONC eland in the Irish 1821 census.  It appears that he is the oldest son and is twelve years old
2 CONC .  At some point Terence goes to sea and as a sailor rises to the rank of Advanced Master.  O
2 CONC n June 21, 1849 Terence swears to be legally naturalized and a resident of the United State
2 CONC s of America for about seventeen years.  He does this while applying for a Carpenters Certifi
2 CONC cate to build the Schooner George Washington.  This  indicates that Terence had been living i
2 CONC n the United States of America since 1832.  This information agrees with the Irish 1834 Tith
2 CONC e record which no longer shows the Brady family living in Lavey.  From Ireland, it appears th
2 CONC at Terence ends up living in or at least spending quite a bit of time in New York City, New Y
2 CONC ork.  On a will dated April 13, 1844, Terence's father in law, James Brady refers to Terenc
2 CONC e Brady of New York City.  According to the obituary of Terence's wife Bridget, the couple ma
2 CONC rried in 1839 in New York City and then moved to Bristol, Bucks county, Pennsylvannia.  Howev
2 CONC er, by August 17, 1837, Terence is living in Bristol, Pennsylvania as evidenced by an open le
2 CONC tter he has published in Philadelphia.  The letter was in regards to a transaction where some
2 CONC one tried to steal a horse he had purchased.  Before his marriage to Bridget, in 1838 propert
2 CONC y on Cedar Street, in Bristol Township was purchased, probably in the expectation that he wou
2 CONC ld be moving there with his new bride.  The young couple's first home is built on this proper
2 CONC ty.
2 CONT      While in Bristol, Terence and Bridget's home is the location of some of the first Cathol
2 CONC ic Church services.  The family appears to have been instrumental in the building of Saint Ma
2 CONC rk's Catholic Church in Bristol.  According to  J. H. Battle's "History of Bucks County, Penn
2 CONC sylvania, 1887," in the 1840's Terence Brady's home was one of five homes where mass was hel
2 CONC d by the Catholic Priests.  A number of Brady family members are buried at St. Mark's Catholi
2 CONC c cemetery.
2 CONT      In 1845, Terence Brady and Walker Laing owner of the Bristol Coal Company, file for a ca
2 CONC rpenters certificate to have the Schooner Enterprise of Bristol built. It appears that Terenc
2 CONC e is fifty percent owner of the ship with  Chester Sturdevant.   At the completion of the Ent
2 CONC erprise on August 20, 1845, Terence becomes Master of the the Enterprise.  According to the c
2 CONC arpenters certificate the Enterprise was eighty five feet in length, eighteen feet wide wit
2 CONC h a hull depth of seven feet two tenths.  The Enterprise is estimated to be 101 21/95 tons i
2 CONC n weight.
2 CONT      In 1847, Terence and Bridget buy a home located at 1200 Radcliffe Street and the adjacen
2 CONC t lot.  Both lots are 16 feet wide by 180 feet in length and includes a two story home that i
2 CONC s 16 feet wide by 75 feet long. Even today this is the only double lot in this part of Bristo
2 CONC l.  Terence and Bridget at this time have five children and had no doubt out grown the home o
2 CONC n Cedar Street.  The larger home was most welcome and is located a block or so away from th
2 CONC e ship yard and docks.
2 CONT       With the completion of the Schooner Enterprise of Bristol, a second schooner is starte
2 CONC d at Jone's Ship Yard.  The ship yard is located on a bend in the Deleware River where Adam
2 CONC s Hallow Creek flows into the river.  The Schooner George Washington of Bristol had two masts
2 CONC , one deck, is 92 6/10 feet long, 18 feet wide has a hull depth of 7 6/10 feet and is rated a
2 CONC t 116 9/95 tons.  The enrollment papers are signed by Terence Brady on the 21st of June 1849
2 CONC . Terence is the Master and owner of the Schooner George Washington.  At the completion of th
2 CONC e Schooner George Washington of Bristol, Terence sells his interest in the Schooner Enterpris
2 CONC e of Bristol to Chester Sturdevant.  This is probably done to help pay for the George Washing
2 CONC ton which he appears to own outright.  With the sale of the Enterprise, James McLean become
2 CONC s Master of the  Enterprise.  Before the construction of the Enterprise and George Washington
2 CONC , Terence appears to have been sailing other ships.  
2 CONT      Bristol was an important port in regards to the transportation of coal.  Coal was shippe
2 CONC d from Easton to Bristol via the Delaware canal.   In 1832, a sixty mile canal that was fort
2 CONC y feet wide had been built from Easton to Bristol, Bucks county, Pennsylvannia.  This canal t
2 CONC ransported coal by barge from the mines to Bristol where it could be loaded on ships and tran
2 CONC sported to market.  Ships then loaded the coal and transported it up and down the east coas
2 CONC t of the United States of America.  According to family legend a Bill of Lading for a deliver
2 CONC y to Mount Vernon, the home of George Washighton had hung in the family barn in Sonora townsh
2 CONC ip, Hancock county, Illinois.  Terence's last voyage on the Schooner George Washington from A
2 CONC lexandria, Virginia sailed by the Mount Vernon Estate.  No doubt there are other times that h
2 CONC e made this same voyage.
2 CONT       Terence  made a good living as a ship's Master.  The 1850 census lists the value of hi
2 CONC s personal property at $2000.  With the building of the Reading Railroad into Philadelphia ab
2 CONC out 1852 or earlier, and new canal outlet being built closer to the cape, Bristol's prosperit
2 CONC y declines.  While these events were devistating to Bristol, Terence by this time was sailin
2 CONC g and based out of Philadelphia.  During this time period  financially he appears to be secur
2 CONC e.
2 CONT      On March 11, 1852 an event occurs which will have a lasting effect on Terence Brady an
2 CONC d the future of the Brady family.  At 1 o'clock A. M. while sailing to New York City from Ale
2 CONC xandria, Virginia with a load of wheat and corn, the Schooner George Washington runs agroun
2 CONC d on Cold Springs Inlet Bar near Cape Island, New Jersey.  At daylight Captain Brady and hi
2 CONC s crew are safely evacuated from the Schooner George Washington with little hope that the shi
2 CONC p or its cargo can be saved.  Fortunately both the ship and cargo appear to have been insured
2 CONC .
2 CONT      With the loss of the Schooner George Washington of Bristol, Terence decides to end his s
2 CONC ailing career.  At 43 years old he had likely been at sea close to thirty years.  With seve
2 CONC n children Terence and Bridget decide to leave Bristol and move to Nauvoo, Hancock county, Il
2 CONC linois leaving behind their property which likely could not be sold.  There are other famil
2 CONC y members still living in Bristol so it appears they did not worry about leaving their proper
2 CONC ty.  According to Bridget's obituary the family moved in 1852 to Nauvoo.  This would have bee
2 CONC n after the loss of the Schooner George Washington in March of 1852.  In 1891 Bridget visit
2 CONC s the family of John W. Bray who was then deceased.  The newspaper mentions that The Brady'
2 CONC s had moved west with the family of John W. Brady.  In "The History of Hancock County by T. H
2 CONC . Gregg," published in 1880, it confirms that John W. Brady had moved to Carthage in 1852.  N
2 CONC o doubt Terence chose Nauvoo because of its location on the Mississippi River.
2 CONT      Nauvoo, Illinois was uniquely situated on the Mississippi River.  It's location was impo
2 CONC rtant as Des Moine Rapids were located there which made Nauvoo an important port on the Missi
2 CONC ssippi River.  In 1846 the Mormons (members of The Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter Day Saint
2 CONC s) had been forced to leave Nauvoo, a town which at that time was larger than Chicago, Illino
2 CONC is.  The Church of Jusus Christ of Latter Day Saints had left behind agents to dispose of the
2 CONC ir property. Some property however was lost as a result of the property taxes not being pai
2 CONC d by those who had left Nauvoo with the Latter Day Saints. The Brady's probably benefitted fr
2 CONC om the depressed property values.  After moving to Nauvoo in 1852 Terence purchases an 83.7
2 CONC 2 acre farm and an additional 20 acre parcel in Sonora township just a few miles outside of N
2 CONC auvoo on March 11, 1854.  Terence who had grown up a farmers son in Ireland where the famil
2 CONC y had not owned land now owned his own farm.  Terence would also be able to be close to shipp
2 CONC ing on the Mississippi River which probably made Nauvoo that much more appealling.  The 83.7
2 CONC 2 acre farm was located at the south half of the north west quarter of section 16 in Sonora T
2 CONC ownship with the 20 acre parcel being located in the south west quarter of section 8.  This t
2 CONC wenty acre parcel had been part of the martyred Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr.'s farm which had be
2 CONC en subdevided by his son's Joseph Smith, III and William Frederick Granger Smith.  Terence im
2 CONC mediately outfitted the farm in a first class manner.  Just before buying the farm on Februar
2 CONC y 15, 1854 his youngest son Terence Brady, Jr. was born in Nauvoo, Illinois.  
2 CONT       In September of 1854, six months after purchasing the farm and seven months after his y
2 CONC oungest son is born, Terence goes back to Bristol, Pennsylvania.  The purpose of the trip wa
2 CONC s to dispose of his property there as well as visiting members of his family.  While in Brist
2 CONC ol Terence contracted Typoid Fever and died leaving Bridget a widow at age 32, with eight chi
2 CONC ldren.  Terence's oldest child is Mary Elizabeth age fouteen and his oldest son Michael is on
2 CONC ly eleven years old.  Bridget is appointed the executrix her husband's estate.  To protect th
2 CONC e so called interests of Terence's children Hancock county requires the sale of farm equipmen
2 CONC t and livestock.  The home is auctioned off at the door step by Hancock county.  Bridget the
2 CONC n buys it back with the help of neighbors.
2 CONT      Terence is likely buried  at the closest Catholic cemetery to Bristol, which may be Tren
2 CONC ton, New Jersey or perhaps in Philadlphia.  The Catholic cemetery in Bristol did not get star
2 CONC ted until 1855.  A grave marker at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery in Nauvoo lists Te
2 CONC rence with his name spelled incorrectly as well as having the wrong birth date.  This maker w
2 CONC as put up in 1894 forty years after Terence's death and paid for out of Bridgets estate.  I
2 CONC t is unlikely that a Typhus body would have been brought back to Nauvoo or that they would ha
2 CONC ve waited forty years to put up a marker it Terence was buried in Nauvoo.   Bridget Brady nev
2 CONC er remarried and remains living on the farm until March of 1891 when she sells the 83.72 far
2 CONC m to Emile Eid and auctions the farm equipment and household furniture at a public auction
2 CONC .  The 20 acre parcel was sold to neighbor Amos Pilkington.  Bridget then moves to Nauvoo whe
2 CONC re she lives with Nancy Moffitt Burt, the sister of her son-in-law, Thomas Nicholas Moffitt
2 CONC , who had recently been widowed.  It is at Nancy Burt's home that Bridget dies September 15
2 CONC , 1892 after a lingering illness.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A SCANDALOUS TRANSACTION.---The subscriber came into the city, from Bristol, on Tuesday, an
2 CONC d purchased a Horse, which he left at the Black Bear Tavern, in Front street, about noon, o
2 CONC n the same day, for safe keeping, while attending to other business in the city.  About 4 o'c
2 CONC lock, I returned and called for the horse, but to my surprise was told that some person had t
2 CONC aken the horse away, and as they suppossed by some of my conections, to which I made answer t
2 CONC hat I should hold the Landlord responsible for the Horse or his value.  For this I was abuse
2 CONC d by the person in attendance who considered that I was a countryman, and that in cosequenc
2 CONC e an imposition or fraud could be practiced upon me with impunity   I immediately took lega
2 CONC l measures for restoration of my property   The case was to have been examined before Mr. Sha
2 CONC w, on Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock, but was by the defendant adjourned for next Monday; af
2 CONC ter the a journment however, word was sent me that the horse could be obtained.  In the cours
2 CONC e of the day, the horse was given up to me, and ten dollars was put into the hands of my lawy
2 CONC er, to satisfy me for the trouble and inconvenience I was put to in consequence of the carele
2 CONC ssness, if nothing worse, of those who took the horse away.
2 CONT       The above is published for the benefit of these persons from the country who may lose t
2 CONC heir horses in a like way   Landlords in whose charge a horse is left are responsible for the
2 CONC m    Persons would do well to be particular and give their horses in charge of the Landlord
2 CONC , personally, as the neglect to do this was one of the verbal pleas against me.
2 CONT au17 Iw*                             TERENCE BRADY, Bristol"                    Public Ledger
2 CONC , August 22, 1837.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Deed # 97  "This indenture made the ninth day February in the year one thousand eight hundre
2 CONC d an thirty Between Joseph M. Downing and Mary Ann his wife of the township of Brstol in th
2 CONC e county of Bucks and the State of Pennsylvania and Thomas Wood and Mary F. his wife of the b
2 CONC orough of Bristol County and state aforesaid of the one part and Terence Brady of the boroug
2 CONC h county and state aforesaid of the other part _______ that the said Joseph M. Downing and Ma
2 CONC ry Ann his wife an Thomas Wood and Mary F.  his wife for and in consideration of the sum of o
2 CONC ne hundred and thirty two dollars lawful money of the United States of America unto them wel
2 CONC l and truly paid by the said Terence Brady at or before the sealing and delivery of these pre
2 CONC sents the receipt share of  is hereby acknowledged have granted bargined sold aliened _____
2 CONC _ released conveyed and ______ and by these presents do grant bargin sell alien ______ releas
2 CONC e convey and ______ ______ confirm with said Terence Brady by his heirs and assigns all tha
2 CONC t certain lot if land situated in Pine Grove Bristol Township County and state aforesaid Boun
2 CONC ded and described as follows.  Beginning in the line of the Turnpike road at the corner of th
2 CONC e said Joseph M Downing and Thomas Wood lot thence along said road north forty degrees east f
2 CONC orty four feet to a corner thence South fifty degrees east on hundred and eighty feet to th
2 CONC e line of Cedar Street thence south forty degrees west along said street forty four feet t
2 CONC o a corner of the line of said Downing and Wood lot thence along the line of said lot north f
2 CONC ifty degrees west one hundred and eighty feet to the beginning be the content of the same ___
2 CONC _ __ ___  It being a part of the same premises which Jasmes Burk and Elizabeth his wife by in
2 CONC denture bearing date the fifth day of August in the year AD 1831 for the consideration therei
2 CONC n mentioned did grant and do conere unto said Joseph M. Downing and to his heirs and assign
2 CONC s forever the said indenture being recorded in the recorders office at Doylestown in and fo
2 CONC r said county of Bucks in Deed Book no rr page 575 and it being also a part of the same premi
2 CONC ses which Joseph M Downing and Mary Ann his wife by indenture __ bearing date the eighteent
2 CONC h day of November in the year 1836 for the consideration therein mentioned did grant and conf
2 CONC irm the one individual half part thereof to Thomas Wood and his heirs assigns forever which l
2 CONC ast mentioned indenture is also recorded in the above mentioned office in Deed Book No __  Pa
2 CONC ge   reforance being therinto had fully and at large appears and it is further agreed by th
2 CONC e aforesaid parties that for the mutual accomodation of the said lots an ally four feet wid
2 CONC e shall  be laid out and kept open in the line of the above described lot and the continuou
2 CONC s lot beginning to Downing and Wood the said alley to extend from the line of the turnpike fi
2 CONC fty feet back toward Cedar Street each party to give two feet off of their said lots for tha
2 CONC t purpose together with all ____ Singular the ways waters water courses right liberties privi
2 CONC lges here ______ and appertenances whatsoever thereunto belonging or in any wise apertainin
2 CONC g and the reversions and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and all the estate righ
2 CONC t title interest property claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Joseph M Downing and M
2 CONC ary Ann his wife and Thomas Wood and Mary F his wife in law equity or otherwise howsoever o
2 CONC f in and to the same and every part thereof to have and to hold the said lot of land ________
2 CONC ___ and premises hereby granted or mentioned or intended so to be with the appertenances to t
2 CONC he said Terence Brady and to his heirs and assigns to and for the only ______ ___ ___ of th
2 CONC e said Terence Brady his heirs and assigns forever and the said Joseph M Downing and Mary An
2 CONC n his wife for themselves their heirs executors ___ administrators _____ by there..."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jones' Ship Yard.--"Between 1840 and 1850, two schooners were built for Terrence Brady, Sr.
2 CONC , a resident of Bristol Township.  One was named George Washington, in honor of the "father o
2 CONC f our country," and the other the Enterprise, the latter one being in charge of Captain Jame
2 CONC s McClain.  Both schooners were of 150 tons each."  A History of Bristol Borough, Doran Green
2 CONC , 1912.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Throughout the first half of the nineteenth century, the ship-building industry at Bristol c
2 CONC ontinued its successful pace.  Kirk and Lamb founded a shipyard at Adams Hollow Creek.  The b
2 CONC usiness was sold finally to Captain William Jones, the location becoming known as Jones' Shi
2 CONC p Yard.  For many years, some of the largest and most expensive schooners were built there.
2 CONT The merchants of Bristol invested heavily in shipbuilding and many of the schooners bore thei
2 CONC r names.     Twenty-one schonners were built at Jones' Ship Yard between 1844 and 1864, wit
2 CONC h displacements ranging fron 200 to 600 tons, at a cost of over $300,000.  Six of the twenty-
2 CONC one schooners built at Bristol were lost at sea, constituting a loss of many thousands of dol
2 CONC lars to their owners.
2 CONT Between 1840 and 1850, two 150 ton schooners were built for Terrence Brady, Sr., a resident o
2 CONC f Bristol Township.  One was named the "George Washington" and the other the "Enterprise," th
2 CONC e latter one was captained by James McClain of Bristol.  In 1852, a 250 ton schooner named th
2 CONC e "Adele Felicia" for a daughter of James Johnson, and old resident of Bristol and a stockhol
2 CONC der in the vessel, was launched and commanded by Captain Rackett, a prominent resident of Ne
2 CONC w Jersey."
2 CONT Episodes in Bucks County History, Bucks County Historical Tourist Commision, copyright 1975
2 CONC , Library of Congress Cat. # 75-3502.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "St. Mark's Roman Catholic parish origniated in the efforts of Reverand McGordon more than fi
2 CONC fty years ago.  He was then pastor at Trenton, but came to Bristol at stated periods and cele
2 CONC brated mass at private houses, amoung others those of James Ryan, Matthew McAdams, James John
2 CONC son, Terence Brady, and William Donald.  Funeral services were always held at Trenton, then t
2 CONC he only place of interment within the bounds of that extensive parish.  Father McGordon was a
2 CONC n old man of venerable appearance.  Father Gilligan suceeded him, and continued to visit Bris
2 CONC tol.  Reverend John Mackin was next in order, and through his efforts a church was built.  Th
2 CONC is was a one story building, with six windows on each side, the vestibule in front, flat roof
2 CONC , surmounted by a cross at the apex above the door.  It was dedicated in 1845 by Bishop Neuma
2 CONC n, of the diocese of Philadelphia."  History of Bucks County Pennsylvania, 1887, Edited by J.
2 CONC H. Battle.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "St. Mark's Catholic Church.  In the early Forties, the Catholic population of Bristol was s
2 CONC o small that its spiritual wants were attended to by clergymen from Philadelphia and Trenton
2 CONC , one of whom was Rev. Father Mackin, pastor of St. John's Church, now the Sacred Heart of Tr
2 CONC enton, N.J., who came to Bristol twice a month for that purpose, services being held in priva
2 CONC te houses, amoung them the house of Mr. Brady in Adam's Hollow, just beyond the creek boundin
2 CONC g the borough on the northeast."  Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Bucks County
2 CONC , Penna., Biographical Publishing Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      "Cape Island, March 12.---The schr. George Washington, bound from Virginia to New York
2 CONC , with a cargo of grain, went ashore last night at Cold Springs Inlet Bar.  The vessel and ca
2 CONC rgo will probably be a total loss.
2 CONT      A letter to Walter R. Jones, Esq., President of the Atlantic Insurance, states that th
2 CONC e George Washington was from Alexandria, Virginia, bound to New York, with a cargo of corn an
2 CONC d wheat, consigned to Wm. H. Newman & Co.  The vessel went ashore at 1 o'clock, A. M. on Thur
2 CONC sday, and Capt. Brady and crew were taken off at day light.----The vessel had then made no wa
2 CONC ter, but it was expected she would bilge at high water, as the sea was making a constant brea
2 CONC ch over her, and from the precarious situation in which she laid, it was probable that both v
2 CONC essel and cargo would be a total loss.  The vessel is insured in the Pacific and Mutual Insur
2 CONC ance Company of New Jersey."  Alexandria Gazette, March 16, 1852.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Book 6, page 82  Hancock County Court Records
2 CONT This Indenture made this 11th day of March AD 1854  Between Terrance Brady and Bridget Brad
2 CONC y his wife of the town of Sonora in the County of Hancock and state of Illinois of the firs
2 CONC t part and William H. Fulton, Henry Benzer and James D. Mcgregor Trustees of Town number Si
2 CONC x (6) North of Range Eight (8) West in town, county and state afore said of the second part W
2 CONC itnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of thre
2 CONC e hundred and three 60/100 Dollars to them in hand paid  the receipt where of is hereby ackno
2 CONC wledged do grant sell and convey unto the said party of the second part  all of the followin
2 CONC g tracts of land situated in Hancock County State of Illinois and known and described as Foll
2 CONC ows to Wit being lots number Five (5) and Six (6) in Section Sixteen (16) Township Six (6) No
2 CONC rth range eight (8) Wit also Twenty (20) acres being the South half of the South West quarte
2 CONC r  of the South East quarter of Section Eight (8) in Town Six (6) north range eight (8) Wes
2 CONC t all in the County and State afore Said with all the appurtenances there to belonging or i
2 CONC n any wise appertaining unto the party of the Second part and their assigns forever Provide
2 CONC d always that these presents are upon this Express condition that if the said party of the fi
2 CONC rst part shall pay or cause to be paid unto the Said party of the second part or their assign
2 CONC s the sum of Three hundred and three 60/100 Dollars payable Five years from the date hereof W
2 CONC ith interest there on payable Semi annually at the rate of ten per cent per annum as specifie
2 CONC d in a certain or obligation bearing even date here with Executed by the Said Terrance Brad
2 CONC y to the Said trustees then and thence forth these presents and every thing here in containe
2 CONC d shall cease and be void every thing here in contained to the contrary not with standing Wit
2 CONC ness where of the Said party of the first part have here unto set their hand and seals the da
2 CONC y and year first above Written
2 CONT signed Sealed and Delivered                                                            Terran
2 CONC ce Brady    seal
2 CONT in Presence o
2 CONC f                                                                                        Brid
2 CONC get Brady      seal
2 CONT W M Cosgrove
2 CONT State of Illinois   Before the undersigned a Justice of the peace in and for said Hancock Cou
2 CONC nty this day came Terrance and Bridget Brady his wife Both of Whom are personally known to m
2 CONC e to be the real persons described
2 CONT 
2 CONT A gravemarker is located  at Saints Peter and Paul cemetery in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois.  I
2 CONC t is unlikely he is buried here. Terence was a sea capitain.  The 1821 census of County Cavan
2 CONC , Ireland lists Terence as 12 years old.  The 1850 census of Bristol, Pennsylvania give the a
2 CONC ge of 40.  It is likely that Terence was born in 1809 and had not yet turned 41 in the 1850 c
2 CONC ensus.  In the 1821 census he had probably already turned 12.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 15 Jun 2011
3 TIME 14:54:08
0 @I4@ INDI
1 NAME Bridget /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Bridget
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1822
2 PLAC Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Sep 1892
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Sep 1892
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID B5E9B3807BD68041B2C2A1D58978804A9823
1 FAMS @F4@
1 NOTE Bridget Brady was born 1 January 1822 in Ireland and immigrated to the United States of Ameri
2 CONC ca  when she was 18 months old according to her obituary.  Bridget's father was James Brady w
2 CONC ho moved the family to New York City where he worked as a Cartman.  James had two more daught
2 CONC ers Mary and Ann Brady before becoming a widower.   James then married his second wife Ann wi
2 CONC th whom he had not had any children at the time of his will being made on April 15, 1844.  A
2 CONC n immigration record for the quaarter ending December 31, 1823 show a John Brady, age 25, Cat
2 CONC herine Brady, age 24, James Brady, age 26, and Susan Brady, age 23 arriving in Portland, Main
2 CONC e.  It is likely that Bridget is not listed as she was a baby and not a paying passenger.  I
2 CONC n 1839, Bridget Brady marries Terence Brady a sea captain in New York City, New York.  The co
2 CONC uple then moves to a home on Cedar Street on Bristol Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania i
2 CONC n 1839.  Terence had  purchased a house the previous year probably in anticipation of his u
2 CONC p coming marriage to Bridget.  At the house on Cedar Street the first four of Bridget's child
2 CONC ren are born.  In 1847 with Bridget expecting her fifth child Elizabeth the family purchas
2 CONC e a larger home at 1200 Radcliffe Street in Bristol Township.  The new house was built on a d
2 CONC ouble lot which even today is one of the only double lots in the neighborhood.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Book 48, pages 114-117 Hancock County Court Records
2 CONT Page 114
2 CONT 1349
2 CONT J Faulkner To B. Brady
2 CONT Recorded
2 CONT April 24, 1857
2 CONT S/NW 16. 6,8
2 CONT S1/2SW SE 8
2 CONT I do hereby certify
2 CONT that the name of
2 CONT James Faulkner was
2 CONT done _____ before
2 CONT _________
2 CONT           WM Cosgrove JP
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note the name of
2 CONT Bridget Brady was written
2 CONT & erased by lines ____the
2 CONT name & over it the name
2 CONT of James Faulkner underlined
2 CONT            Recorded
2 CONT 
2 CONT Know all men by these presents that I James Faulkner of the county of Hancock and sate of Ill
2 CONC inois, for and in consideration of the sum of Twelvehundred Dollars paid by Bridget Brady o
2 CONC f said county and state the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, hare remised, released a
2 CONC nd quit claimed and these presents do fully forever remise release and quit claim unto the sa
2 CONC id Bridget Brady her heirs and assigns the following described tracts and parcels of land t
2 CONC o wit: The south half of the the North west quarter of section sixteen (16) also the South ha
2 CONC lf of the South West Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section number Eight (8) Township N
2 CONC umber Six (6) North of Range Eight (8) West of the fourth principal meridian situate  and bei
2 CONC ng in the County if Hancock and State of Illinois- To have and To hold the said premises wit
2 CONC h all the privileges and appurtenances hereunto belonging to the said Bridget Brady her heir
2 CONC s and afsigns to her and and their use and behalf  forever So that niether I the said James F
2 CONC aulkner X any heirs or afsigns or any other person claiming through or sending them or me ca
2 CONC n have any claim  or demand any sight title or interest in or tosaid premises or any part the
2 CONC reof-  And I  Catherine Faulkner wife of the said James Faulkner for the consideration herei
2 CONC n before- Exprefsed do hereby relinquish all my right claim or pofsibility of Dowery in or to
2 CONC said premises  In Testimony Whereof in the said James Faulkner and Catherine Faulkner his wif
2 CONC e have hereunto set our hands and Seals this 13th day of January AD 1857.
2 CONT Signed Sealed & delivered in                                               James Faulkne
2 CONC r     Seal
2 CONT presence of W. M. Cosgrove.                                                Cahern Faulkne
2 CONC r    Seal
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sate of Illinois                                             Be it remember that this       d
2 CONC ay of
2 CONT Hancock County                                          January AD 1857.  Before Warrick M. C
2 CONC osgrove and acting Justice of the Peace within and for said county personally appeared jame
2 CONC s Faulkner and Catherine Faulkner his wife to me known to be the real persons whose names ar
2 CONC e subscribed to the forgoing conveyance and Personally acknowledged that they excepted the sa
2 CONC me-  And the said Catherine Faulkner on an Examintaion Separate and apart from her husband ha
2 CONC ving had the contents thereof fully made known her by me acknowledged that She excepted the s
2 CONC ame and relinquished her dowery to the lands and tenancies therein the same herein mentione
2 CONC d voluntarily fully and without anny compulsion from her said husband          In Witnefs Whe
2 CONC reof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the day and year first above writte
2 CONC n                                            Warrick M. Cosgrove J.P.  Seal
2 CONT 
2 CONT Page 115
2 CONT 1350
2 CONT Bridget Brady
2 CONT To
2 CONT Jas Faulkner
2 CONT Recored April 24th
2 CONT 1857
2 CONT S1/2NW16
2 CONT S1/2SWSE8.
2 CONT 6North 8West
2 CONT 
2 CONT To all persons To whom these preesents may come.  I Bridget Brady of the County of Hancock an
2 CONC d state of Illinois Guardian of Mary Brady  Ann Brady, Michael Brady  Cathearine Brady  Eliza
2 CONC beth Brady  James Brady and Lawrence Brady, children and heirs at law of Terrance Brady decea
2 CONC sed, send Greeting, whereas heretofore wit at the October term of the Circuit court of the co
2 CONC unty of Hancock and state of Illinois in the year AD 1855, in the Matter of the petition of t
2 CONC he said Bridget Brady Guardian as aforesaid for lease to sell certain real estate ofher sai
2 CONC d minor wards the said circuit court then and their in chancery sitting upon the hearing of s
2 CONC aid petiton made and entered their order and and decree therein in the words and figures foll
2 CONC owing to wit.
2 CONT State of Illinois                 In the Hancock Circuit Court
2 CONT County of Hancock          To the October term thereof AD 1856
2 CONT Bridget Brady
2 CONT     vs                     Petition to sell real Estate
2 CONT Mary Brady         Et. Al heirs at law, of Terrance Brady Dcd
2 CONT                              Comes, David Mack a Master in chancery to whom was refered compe
2 CONC a herein, which repert after having being duly inspected by the court and the court being suf
2 CONC ficiently advised as to the same it is ordered that the same be approved. whereupon this caus
2 CONC e coming on to be heard on the original Bell herein amended Bill.  answer of Guardian ad Site
2 CONC rn andthe said Masters report and it appearing therefrom that said Terrance Brady deceased de
2 CONC parted this life on or about the twelfth day of September A.D. 1854 being seized and possesse
2 CONC d of an Estate of inheritance in fee simple to the following described tracts and parcels ofl
2 CONC ands to wit the south half  of the North west quarter of section sixteen (16) also the sout
2 CONC h half of the south west quarter of the South east  quarter of section Eight (8) Township No
2 CONC . six. (6) North af Range Eight (8) West of the fourth principal Meridian Situated in the  an
2 CONC d being in the county of Hancock and State of Illinois, and it further appearing that the sai
2 CONC d Infant Defendants to wit the said Mary Brady  Ann Brady  Michael Brady, Catharine Brady  El
2 CONC izabeth Brady  James Brady  John Brady & Terrance Brady are the children and only heir at la
2 CONC w of said Decedent, to whom the said tracts and parcels of land described and that the incom
2 CONC e derived therefrom is wholly insufficient to support and Educate said infant defendants an
2 CONC d that said Infant defendants have no personal estate which can be applied to their support a
2 CONC nd Education and it further appearing that said Infants have inherited from their said deceas
2 CONC ed ancestor, certain Lands and and Town Lots in the state of Pennsylvania of the value of Twe
2 CONC nty Nine hundred Dollars. that the same is incumbered with a Mortgage executed by the said De
2 CONC cedent, during his life time in the sum of eight Hundred and fifty dollars Exclusive of inter
2 CONC enst tht the same remains wholly unpaid that there is no personal estate which can be applie
2 CONC d to the satisfaction of the same and that the same has not been provided a claim against sai
2 CONC d estate in the county of Hancock and state of Illinois where administration has been had an
2 CONC d it further appearing that said infant defendants are incapable on account of their tender y
2 CONC ears of procurring and support for them selves and that it is necessary to sell the said trac
2 CONC ts and parcels of Land for the support and Education of said infant Defendants and that the s
2 CONC aid Bridget Brady complaintant herein is andwas at the time of the commencement ofthis said t
2 CONC he guardian ofsaid infant defendants duly appointed by order ofthe Hancock county court and t
2 CONC he court having fully inspected the proceedings herein and all things touching the same and h
2 CONC aving sufficiently advised in the premises and having satisfied that all the Material alligat
2 CONC ions in complainants Bill contained Stated
2 CONT page 116
2 CONT or charged are true and that it is necessarry to sell the said premises for the purposes name
2 CONC d in complainants Bill doth find the equity of said case to be with complaintant.  It is ther
2 CONC efore ordered adjudged and decreed by the Court that the said Guardian shall proceed To see
2 CONC l the said premised to wit the south half of the Northwest quarter of section sixteen (16)  a
2 CONC lso the south half of the South west quarter of the south East quarter of of section (8) in T
2 CONC ownship No Six (6) North of Range Eight 8 west of the fourth principal Meridian situate and b
2 CONC eing in the county of Hancock and state of Illinois for the purposes prayed for in said Compl
2 CONC ainants Bill that the said sale shall beholden  by the said Guardian on the Twenty Seventh da
2 CONC y of December A.D. 1855 between the hours of ten o'clock AM. and five O clock P.M. ofsaid da
2 CONC y that said sale shall be at Public vendue for cash in Hand and to the highest andbestbidde
2 CONC r therefor, that said Guardian shall give public Notice of the time and place of holding sai
2 CONC d Sale by posting up written Notices in at leashform of the most public places in the count
2 CONC y at least twenty days beforethe said day of the sale  And it is further ordered that the sai
2 CONC d Sale shall beonthe premises to wit at the residence ofthe said Bidget Brady on the tract o
2 CONC f Land herein before first described  And the said Bridget Brady Guardian as afore said is he
2 CONC reeby authorized and directed to make execute and deliver to purchaer  under this order goo
2 CONC d and sufficent deeds in fee simple for said premised that part thereof which they may purcha
2 CONC se under this order. And the said Guardian shall out of the proceeds ofsale first pay the cos
2 CONC ts of this proceedings and make out a just and line account of all the residue monies by he
2 CONC r received under and by virtue ofsaid order, and shall return the same underoath to the Count
2 CONC y Court of the county of Hancock  and state of Illinois and the said Guardian shall report he
2 CONC r proceedings herein at the next term of this court to which time this cause stands continued
2 CONC .  And the said Guardian before proceeding to sell Said premises do Execute bond in the pena
2 CONC l sum of two thousand dollars with Security to be approved by the clerk of said circuit bon
2 CONC d payable to the people of the State of Illinois for the use of said Defendants and condition
2 CONC ed for the faithful performance of this decree and the payment of all the proceeds of said sa
2 CONC le according to the order of this court
2 CONC .                                                                 J Sibley
2 CONT And whereas I the said Bridget Brady having wholly failed to  make sale of said Inventory an
2 CONC d whereas the said Curcuit Court at the october term there of in the year AD 1856 and made an
2 CONC d entered a furthur order and decree in the words and figures follow in to wit.
2 CONT State of Illinois                In the Hancock Circuit Court
2 CONT County of Hancock         To the Oct term thereof AD 1856
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bridget Brady Guardian
2 CONT               vs.                                  Petition to sell Real Estate
2 CONT Mary Brady et all
2 CONT                Comes the said complainant by her solicitor and files her report herein and i
2 CONC t appearing form said report herein and it appearing from said report that the premises descr
2 CONC ibed in the decree herein have not been sold by the said Guardian as therein directed  It i
2 CONC s ordered by the Court that the said complainant shall sell the said premises on the 23d, da
2 CONC y of December AD 1856 before the door of the dwelling home.  said complainant shall sell on s
2 CONC aid premises on the same terms and up giving the same notice as provided for by said order an
2 CONC d decree
2 CONT J Sibley
2 CONT Therefore know ye that Bridget Brady Guardian as aforesaid by virtue ofthe
2 CONT page 117
2 CONT authority in me vested by the foregoing order and decrees ofsaid circuit court on the Twent
2 CONC y third day of December in the year ofour Lord One thousand Eight hundred and fifty six Betwe
2 CONC en the hours of ten Oclock AM. and five Oclock P.M ofsaid day after having given due and publ
2 CONC ic notice of the time and place of holding said sale did before the dwelling home in said pre
2 CONC mises offer the said premises for sale at public vendue and for cash in hand and the same bei
2 CONC ng Expored to sale in manner aforesaid Therefore know ye that I Bridget Brady Guardian as afo
2 CONC resaid in consideration of the premises hereinbefore recited and for and in consideration o
2 CONC f the sum of twelve hundred dollars to her in handpaid the recipt whereof I do hereby acknowl
2 CONC edge have granted bargained and sold andby these presents do grant Bargain sell, convey and c
2 CONC onfirm unto the said James Faulkner his heirs and assigns forever all of the following descri
2 CONC bed tracts and parcels of Land to wit the south half of the North west quater of section Sixt
2 CONC een (16) also the south half of the south west quarter of the south East quarter of section E
2 CONC ight (8) in Township Numbered six (6) North of Range Eight (8) West of the fourth principal m
2 CONC eridian situate and being in the county of Hancock and state of Illinois.  To have and to hol
2 CONC d the aforegranted premises with all the privleges and appurtinances thereunto  belonging  un
2 CONC to said James Faulkner his heirs and assigns to  his and their use and behalf forever, an
2 CONC d I the said Bridget Brady Guardian as aforesaid do hereby covenant with the said James Faulk
2 CONC ner his heirs and assigns that I have in all things complied with the requirements of the for
2 CONC egoing orders and decrees ofsaid circuit court and the directions ofthe law generally in suc
2 CONC h cases made and provided.  In testimony whereof I the said Bridget Brady Guardian as aforesa
2 CONC id havehereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of Januarry AD 1857
2 CONT signed sealed and delivered in presance of                               Mrs. Bridget Brad
2 CONC y         Seal
2 CONT RW McKinney
2 CONT Sate of Illinois                   Be it remembered that on this third (third crossed out) __
2 CONC _____________
2 CONT County of Hancock           before one Warrick M Cosgrove a Justice of the Peace within andfo
2 CONC r said county came personally Bridget Brady Guardian of Mary Brady  Ann Brady  Michael Brad
2 CONC y  Catharine Brady  Elizabeth Brady  James Brady  John Brady and Terrance Brady children an
2 CONC d Minor heirs at Law of Terrance Brady deceased who is personally known to me to be the inden
2 CONC tical person named in and who suscribed and executed the foregoing deed of conveyance to behe
2 CONC r free and voluntary act and deed and that she executed the same in her said capacity of Guar
2 CONC dian for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and expressed.  Given under my hand and sea
2 CONC l this 12th, day of January AD 1857
2 CONT Warrick M Cosgrove JP    Seal
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mrs. Brady, living several miles south-east of the city, lost a pocket book containing mo
2 CONC ney and valuable papers, while in town one day recently."  Nauvoo Independent, December 13, 1
2 CONC 889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Married.
2 CONT Mr. Emile Eid, formerly of this vicinity, but now of Missouri, was married to Miss Emma M. Or
2 CONC t, by Father Reimbold, Wednesday.  the groom is a deserving young farmer, and the bride, wh
2 CONC o is the daughter of Mr. Peter Ort, of Sonora township, is endowed with many splendid traits
2 CONC .  We understand the happy couple intend making Sonora their home, and will occupy the Brad
2 CONC y farm, which Mr. Eid and brother recently purchased.  Success to them!"  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , October 17, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Emile Eid, of Missouri, formerly of this city, was united in marriage to Miss Emma Ortt, las
2 CONC t Wednesday, Rev. Father Reimbold officiating.  Mr. Eid is an enterprising young farmer.  Th
2 CONC e bride is the popular daughter of Peter Ortt, of Sonora .  They will occupy the Brady farm i
2 CONC n Sonora township, which was purchased by Mr. Eid some time ago.  We extend our best wishes.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Rustler, October 21, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mrs. B. Brady will have a public sale next Friday at her residence five miles southeast o
2 CONC f Nauvoo."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 17, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Brady, of Sonora, has moved to the city and will make her home in the future with Mrs
2 CONC . A. W. Burt."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 17, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mrs. B. Brady will move to the city about the first of next month.  We understand she ha
2 CONC s rented a room with Mrs. A. W. Burt where she reside."  Nauvoo Independent, February 20, 189
2 CONC 1.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Brady, of Nauvoo, an aged lady, who came to the west with the family of John W. Bray i
2 CONC n the long ago, visited with T. S. Bray and Mrs. W. J. Smith this week.---La Harper"  Nauvo
2 CONC o Rustler, June 2, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Brady spent last week with old acquaintances at La Harpe."  Nauvoo Independent, June 5
2 CONC , 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Grandma Brady has been quite sick the past week, but is now able to be about."  Nauvoo Rustl
2 CONC er, September 22, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT New York Aug 23d 1892
2 CONT My Dear Cousin
2 CONT I received your note informing me of your dear mothers sickness.  I am heart sorry for her ma
2 CONC y God in his mercy restore her to you all.  And if it should be his wish to take her to Heave
2 CONC n not our will but his will be done   I am sure she will die happy surrounded by her children
2 CONC .  I have known her all her life and she was an industrious hard working creature.  May she h
2 CONC ave her reward in a better world than this.  God always rewards those that are worthy and I k
2 CONC now she is.  have many Masses said for her while she is sick and God will reward you for so d
2 CONC oing see that all her little grandchildren pray for her.  God will hear the prayers of thos
2 CONC e little ones sooner than grown people because they are without sin.  Has he not said suffe
2 CONC r little children to come unto me and hinder them not.  Tell your ever to be respected mothe
2 CONC r that Mrs Galligan only got ten minutes notice of her death she called her daughter and die
2 CONC d of heart trouble.  How thankful people should be to God for giving them time to prepare fo
2 CONC r death.  In conclusion if it be the will of God to take your good mother give her to him wit
2 CONC h resignation and gratitude.  And may God in his mercy have mercy on her soul is the best wis
2 CONC h of your cousin
2 CONT Thomas Brady
2 CONT # 302 East Broadway
2 CONT New York City
2 CONT P. S.
2 CONT If your mother should die please write to me and I will have Masses said here for the repos
2 CONC e of her soul.  I hope all her children will bring their children up as Catholics I know th
2 CONC e female portion ot them will if they are even married to Protestants they will have their ch
2 CONC ildren baptised as Catholics and may God bless you all for so doing our girls here who marr
2 CONC y Protestants always bring their children up Catholics the husbands does not interfere with t
2 CONC heir wives very few of them have any Religion at all.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. B. Brady; who is making her home with Mrs. A.W. Burt in this city, lies very low and th
2 CONC ere are very slight hopes for her recovery."  The Nauvoo Indepedent, Friday, September 16, 18
2 CONC 92.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady, of Groton, and Terry, of Langsford, South Dakota were called to the city last Th
2 CONC ursday, on account of the serious illness of their mother."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20, 18
2 CONC 92.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Personals Paragraph - Terry and James Brady of South Dakota, Mrs. Thos. Stafford of Fort Mad
2 CONC ison, and John Brady of Brownsville, Minn., were called to the city the latter part of last w
2 CONC eek by the death of their mother.  The latter has been absent from the city nearly twenty yea
2 CONC rs."  The Nauvoo Independent, Friday, September 23, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT :Obituary - "Mrs. Bridget Brady died at the home of Mrs. A.W. Burt, in this city, last Thursd
2 CONC ay evening at 7:30 o'clock, aged 70 years, 8 months and 15 days.  Mrs. Brady was born in Irel
2 CONC and, January 1, 1822.  She came to New York City when 18 months old,with her parents.  She wa
2 CONC s married in 1839, in that city to Terrence Brady, a sea captain.  They removed to Bristol, P
2 CONC enn., where they resided about twelve years.  They came to Nauvoo in 1852.  Mr. Brady reside
2 CONC d here about two years, when he returned to Bristol, Penn. to dispose of his property there
2 CONC , when he was taken sick with typhoid fever and died.  Mrs. Brady's illness was of several mo
2 CONC nths' duration.  She was the mother of eight children, seven of whom are living:--M. F. and J
2 CONC ames, of Sonora township; Terrence, of Langford, South Dakota; John of Brownsdale, Minn; Mar
2 CONC y Ogden, of Pleasanton, Ia., and Lizzie Moffitt, of Sonora township.  Where they have locate
2 CONC d they have desevedly won a large circle of friends.  In early life Mrs. Brady gave her hear
2 CONC t to God, and united with the Catholic church, of which she lived an exemplary member until c
2 CONC alled to her eternal home.  She was a good woman.  Life was to her a sucess in that it brough
2 CONC t to her a readiness to meet death with full preparation for it.  The funeral services were h
2 CONC eld at the Catholic church Saturday morning  at 9 o'clock, Rev. H. J. Reimbold officiating
2 CONC .  The remains were followed to their resting place by a large concourse of Sympathizing frie
2 CONC nds.  To her bereaved family we tender sincerest sympathies."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20
2 CONC , 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Death of Mrs. Brady - Mrs. Bridget Brady departed this life at the home of Mrs. A. W. Burt
2 CONC , in this city, Thursday evening, September 16, at 7:30 o'clock, aged 70 years, 8 months an
2 CONC d 15 days.  Deceased was born in Ireland on the 1st of January, 1822, and was brought to Amer
2 CONC ica by her parents when but 18 months of age.  In the year 1839 she was married to Terrence B
2 CONC rady, a sea captain, and they removed to Bristol, Pa., where they resided some years.  In 185
2 CONC 2 they came to this vicinity and after a residence here of two years Mr. Brady returned to Br
2 CONC istol to look after some property he had there when he took sick and died.  Mrs. Brady live
2 CONC d on a farm several miles east of this city for many years and raised a large family of child
2 CONC ren who are left.  They are M. F. and James, of Sonora; Terry of Langford, S.D.; Mrs. Willia
2 CONC m Ogden, of Pleasanton, Ia; Mrs. T. N. Moffitt, of Sonora township.  Her life has been a hom
2 CONC e life, which can be fully appreciated only by those who have felt the peaceful influence o
2 CONC f her surroundings.  Yet, she was known far beyond the home circle and was known only as a wo
2 CONC man of a tender heart and noble mind.  The funeral took place from SS. Peter and Paul's churc
2 CONC h, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Father Reimbold, and the remains were int
2 CONC erred in the Catholic burying grounds, followed there by a large number of sympathizing frien
2 CONC ds.  The community extend their sympathy to the stricken family and relatives."  The Nauvoo I
2 CONC ndependent, Friday, September 23, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Inscription on the tombstone of Bridget Brady at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nau
2 CONC voo, Illinois.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                                                                          Bridget
2 CONT                                                                           wife of
2 CONT                                                                   Terrance Brady
2 CONT                                                                            Born
2 CONT                                                                      Jan. 1, 1822
2 CONT                                                                            Died
2 CONT                                                                    Sept. 15, 1892
2 CONT                                                        GOD GAVE - HE TOOK HER
2 CONT                                                                   WILL RESTORE,
2 CONT                                                           HE DOETH ALL THINGS
2 CONT                                                                            WELL.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                                                          MAY HER SOUL REST IN
2 CONT                                                                           PEACE
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 00:28:23
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2 FILE Pictures\moffit family bible 2.jpg
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2 NOTE Picture found in Moffitt family Bible of Elizabeth Brady Moffitt.
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2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
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2 FILE Pictures\moffit family bible 3.jpg
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2 NOTE Photo found in the Moffitt family Bible that belonged to Elizabeth Brady Moffitt.
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2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\moffit family bible 6.jpg
2 TITL Unidentified
2 NOTE Photo found in the Moffitt family Bible belonging to Elzabeth Brady Moffitt.  Probably her brother, John Brady.
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE C:\WINDOWS\twain_32\ScanWiz5\My Images\Sonora Township.jpg
2 TITL 1859 Map of Sonora Township
2 NOTE Bridget's property is located at the south half of the northwest quarter of section 16.
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I5@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Elizabeth /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Jul 1840
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Aug 1840
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1925
2 PLAC Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 28 Jan 1925
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 2B8C160022D3F141ABD6FF77E3928AA28CEB
1 FAMS @F7@
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE Mary's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Since Bristol did not have a Catholic ch
2 CONC urch, clergy came from Trenton, New Jersey.  Original records are located at the Church of th
2 CONC e Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  Her sponsors were William Brady and Ann Gormdly.  Fro
2 CONC m the witnesses at the christening both Terence and Bridget's familes are represented.  Willi
2 CONC am is Terence's brother and Ann Gormley Brady is Bridget's father James second wife.  From th
2 CONC is it can be assumed that grandfather, James Brady was also present for his first grandchild'
2 CONC s christening.  Mary's middle name is listed on this record as Elizabeth.  The middle initia
2 CONC l "E" is found on her gravestone in Nauvoo. The birth and death date are also listed on the g
2 CONC ravestone.  According to Kathleen Reimbold, grand aunt Mary was her Godmother and had a pictu
2 CONC re of the two of them together when she was a little girl.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Wm. Ogden, who formerly resided in the vicinity, but now living in Decatur county, Iow
2 CONC a is here visiting her mother and other relatives."  Nauvoo Independent, October 24, 1879.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Mary Ogden, of Pleasanton, Iowa is a guest of the family of James Ogden."  Nauvoo Rustl
2 CONC er, July 26, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT " John Brady departed today for his home at Brownsdale, Minn.  Mrs. Wm. Ogden also left for h
2 CONC er home at Pleasanton, Iowa."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 27, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. William Ogden departed for her home at Pleasanton, Ia., Wednesday."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , September 30, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Copy of Obituary of Mary E. Ogden, "Word was received here several days ago of the death of M
2 CONC ary E. Ogden which occurred at Des Moines, Iowa.  Deceased was the oldest child of Mrs. Bridg
2 CONC et Brady who lived in Sonora (twp.) for many years, and a sister of the late Michael Brady an
2 CONC d the late Mrs. Thomas N. Moffitt.  Herself and husband, Wm. Ogden, left here many years ag
2 CONC o settling at or near Des Moines, Iowa.  Both were former residents of Sonora and highly resp
2 CONC ected.  Mr. Ogden, the Husband of deceased, died some 10 years ago and was buried here wher
2 CONC e the body of Mrs. Ogden will be buried next Wednesday, the funeral occurring from the Cathol
2 CONC ic church here.  There were eight children born to the marriage union of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden
2 CONC , three sons and five daughters."
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Jun 2011
3 TIME 20:41:29
0 @I6@ INDI
1 NAME Anna /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna
2 NICK Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Nov 1841
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 14 Nov 1841
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Aug 1859
2 PLAC , Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 7 Aug 1859
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID EEA0313761647B41924B34979CA4A0B2B1BE
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE Anna's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania with clergy coming from Trenton, New Jerse
2 CONC y in as much as that was where the closest Catholic church was located.  Her sponsor was Mar
2 CONC y Brady.  According to the 1860 census mortality schedule Ann died of Typhoid Fever after bei
2 CONC ng sick for 30 days.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Dec 2008
3 TIME 01:13:32
0 @I7@ INDI
1 NAME Michael Francis /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Michael Francis
2 NICK Mike
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Oct 1843
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 8 Oct 1843
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Mar 1917
2 PLAC Cartage, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 13 Mar 1917
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 6B897BF851A6DD43B6B737CD3230B7676F1D
1 FAMS @F8@
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE Michael Francis baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Since Bristol did not have a Ca
2 CONC tholic church, clergy came from Trenton, New Jersey.  Original records are located at the Chu
2 CONC rch of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  Michael's sponsors were Michael Brady and Mar
2 CONC y Kelly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "GRAND AND SELECT BALL.
2 CONT THE Select BALL given at Mrs. Sleight's, Friday evening the 6th, was a pleasant affair, indee
2 CONC d.  From 9 o'colock, until the fourth or fifth hour of the following morning, some one an
2 CONC d a half were of merry and joyous dancers, "whiled the hours away" in "tripping the light fan
2 CONC tastic toe," keeping time the while to Music--Sweet--delicious--soul inspiring if indeed suc
2 CONC h exisits.  Ah!  Where's the wrong?  We know of no more pleasant place to have a social "Hop
2 CONC " than Mrs. Sleight's.  A fine supper served at the usual hour was by all appreciated.  Musi
2 CONC c by the Nauvoo String Band, led by Prof. J. C. Wright--good, better best.  Amongst the man
2 CONC y guests we noted W. Fulton, Esqr.  G. W. Black, M. Brady, L. Roler, and M. Ohler, of Sonora
2 CONC ; G. W. Johnson of Sac., Cal; Dr. hancock of Pontanoose, and J. B. Icking of this city."  Nau
2 CONC voo Independent, November 20, 1874.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "     KANSAS SUFFERER'S BALL---A Ball for the benefit of the destitute and needy in Sedgewic
2 CONC k Co., Kansas, will be given at the City hall, on Monday evening, Feb. 15th 1875.  Tickets $1
2 CONC .00.  It is hoped that all who love to "trip the light fantastic too" will come to the Ball
2 CONC .  By so doing, they can have an evening of pleasant enjoyment, and at the same time give a l
2 CONC ittle aid to the detitute.  Tos drops make the Ocean, and seconds make the day, so a great ma
2 CONC ny little helps oftenamount to a powerful one.  Buy a ticket.
2 CONT      COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
2 CONT John Jackson, and Wm. Schaefer, Apponoose; T. Ellison, Rock Creek; M. Brady, and J.L.D. Horto
2 CONC n, Sonora; D.E. Hanson, and David Baxter, Montibello; M.M. Morrill, and L.A. Hudson, Nauvoo.
2 CONT      COMMITTEE OF INVITATION
2 CONT Wm. Hague, Apponoose; John Davidson, Rock Creek; John Pitt, and Wm. Fulton, Sonora; P. Kimbal
2 CONC l, and A.W. Burt, Nauvoo.
2 CONT      James Ogden and John Boyles Floor Managers"  Nauvoo Independent, February 5, 1875.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "TAKEN UP---By the undersigned, a bay mare, 4 years old, which the owner may have by provin
2 CONC g property and paying charges.  F. M. BRADY, Sonora, Ill."  Nauvoo Independent, January 12 an
2 CONC d 19th, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In April of 1879, Michael ran for Commissioner of Highways for Sonora Township.  Michael Brad
2 CONC y, a Democrat won the election with 74 votes.  F.H. Bennett, the Republican had 64 votes an
2 CONC d Charles Stevens the Greenback candidate had 27 votes.  Nauvoo Independent, April 4, 1879.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "F. M. Brady of Sonora is entitled to and a credit of $4 on subscription."  Nauvoo Independen
2 CONC t, 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT M. F. Brady won a glass lamp at a drawing at the fair to benefit St. Mary's Academy.  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, January 21, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady of Sonora gave us a call last Saturday to learn how he stood on the books.  On l
2 CONC ooking them over we found that he has been reading the Independentever since it started, an
2 CONC d that he has kept it paid up, too.  For the dollar he gave us, we of course said "Thank'e
2 CONC "  We always say that."    Nauvoo Independent, May 27, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Brady of Sonora, on Thursday of last week."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, September 30, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady of Sonora called on us a few days ago and contributed $2 to help keep the INDEPE
2 CONC NDENT "above board.""  Nauvoo Independent, December 30, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady of Sonora paid us $1.85 the other day for the privilege of reading the INDEPENDE
2 CONC NT."  Nauvoo Independent, October 20, 1882.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---I am authorized to offer a reward of $10 for a clue that will lead to the detection of th
2 CONC e person who cut the harness on M. F. Brady's team while in this city last Tuesday night.  Jn
2 CONC o. Withelmy, marshal."  Nauvoo Independent, October 27, 1882.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady bought a new "Osborne" harvester and self-binder last Saturday."  Nauvoo Inde
2 CONC pendent, July 3, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady of Sonora started for St. Louis last monday evening to attend the fair and witne
2 CONC ss the procession of the "Veiled Phophets.""  Nauvoo Independent, October 5, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady gave us $2 the other day for INDEPENDENTS."  Nauvoo Independent, December 28, 18
2 CONC 83.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady of Sonora, while in the city last Monday made it an object to call and give us $
2 CONC 2 to pay for a year for the paper sent to him."  Nauvoo Independent, October 17, 1884.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady of Sonora presented us with some apples last week, for which our thanks are d
2 CONC ue."  Nauvoo Independent, October 24, 1884.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mike Brady, one of our noble and staunch farmers, receives credit for another year's subscri
2 CONC ption to the INDEPENDENT this week."  Nauvoo Independent, December 11, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A large butcher knife was lost last Thursday, between Mr. Mike Brady's and the postoffice
2 CONC .  Finder please leave at Mr. Geo. Herbert's."  Nauvoo Independent, October 15, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mike Brady of Sonora, a subscriber to the INDEPENDENT ever since established in Nauvoo, me
2 CONC t us on the street Saturday last and gave us a dollar to apply on subscription."  Nauvoo Inde
2 CONC pendent, November 5, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. T. Brady of Sonora, met us a few days since and gave us two dollars on subscription, whic
2 CONC h pays him consiberable in advance."  Nauvoo Independent, November 18, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady lost a valuable cow one day last week, and several more of his herd are repor
2 CONC ted sick.  It is thought the trouble was caused by them eating buckeye sprouts and leaves.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, May 11, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...Mrs. Louis Valet of Nauvoo, visited the family of M. T. Brady last week...Sonora, May 29
2 CONC , '88.  GERTIE."  Nauvoo Independent, June 1, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Mike Brady of Sonora township, handed us a dollar last Saturday, for which credit was gi
2 CONC ven him on our subscription books."  Nauvoo Independent, November 23, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Among the numerous other new subscribers placed on our list during the past week are M. F. B
2 CONC rady, H. Augustine, A. C. Mills, Joe Ochsner, Chas. Singer, Peter McGary and Theo. Ochsner
2 CONC .  All of whom will please accept our thanks."  Nauvoo Independent, October 18, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and Chas. Stelzer, each receive credit for a half year ahead on their subscripti
2 CONC ons, each of these gentlemen handed us a silver dollar Tuesday."  Nauvoo Independent, Octobe
2 CONC r 25, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT              Sonora Siftings.
2 CONT "...George Scannell cut his left foot with an ax while cutting wood for M. F. Brady...Novembe
2 CONC r 26, 1889...Jim Jackson and Jno, Hall dehorned 40 head of cattle for patterson Bros. Monday
2 CONC .  Also asveral head for M. F. Brady and Harry Lawson...received too late for last week."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, November 29, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...A party at M. F. Brady's and one at Mr. Ort's last Friday night.  Both places report a ni
2 CONC ce time."  Nauvoo Independent, February 21, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Everybody Danced.
2 CONT The air was full of music last Thursday evening and the woods were full of dancers.  At Haas
2 CONC ' hall there assmebled a large company of youthful old people, the occation being the first b
2 CONC all of the old settlers of Nauvoo and vicinity.  Brant's orchestra, assisted by Prof. Wright
2 CONC , furnished excellent music, while oysters, in any style, were served in the basement.  ove
2 CONC r on hundred couples were in attendance.  Jas. Ogden, sr., and Mike Brady acted as prompter
2 CONC s and called the changes of ye olden times.  The ladies in attendance were elegantly attire
2 CONC d and gladdened the hearts of the gentlemen present by their artistic dancing and cheerful an
2 CONC d happy demeanor.  It was a pleasure to watch the old folks dance, and on several occaions th
2 CONC ey gave the young people a "pointer" in regard to graceful dancing.  This was their first dan
2 CONC ce and it proved successful beyond the most sanguine expectations.  Everybody danced and ever
2 CONC ybody was happy.  The committee of arrangements, Jas. Moffitt, Jule Wright, Jas. Ogden and Mi
2 CONC ke Brady, deserve praise on the splendid management.  We hope to see a repetion."  Nauvoo Rus
2 CONC tler, January 13, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A number of relatives from Ft. Madison, visited at M. F. Brady's recently."  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , June 24, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady, one of Sonora's enterprising farmers, called in to see us Thursday afternoon
2 CONC .  We are always glad to have our farmer friends call and see us."  Nauvoo Rustler, June, 24
2 CONC , 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady andJ. F. Bennett began harvsting last Thursday."  Nauvoo Rustler, July 1, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. and Mrs. Lou Grieger, of Keokuk, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Brady the past week."  Nauvoo R
2 CONC ustler, August 18, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. M. F. Brady lost several hogs the past week;  J. F. Bennett one."  Nauvoo Rustler, Septe
2 CONC mber 22, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Relatives and friends gathered at M. F. Brady's last Wednesday evening and a nice little par
2 CONC ty.  About fifteen couples were present; dancing was the chief amusement.  Mrs. Brady serve
2 CONC d a nice lap supper."  Nauvoo Rustler, November 10, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Last Tuesday afternoon the democrats held a caucus and nominated the following:  Supervisor
2 CONC , Milo Fulton; town clerk, John Brown; assesor, John Datin; collector, H. Ortt:  commissioner
2 CONC , L. Brown:  school trustee, M. R. Brady."  Nauvoo Rustler, March 22, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "AT SONORA.
2 CONT There were two tickets in the field in Sonora township.  The democrats carrying the electio
2 CONC n over the independents by a large majority.  There were 14 votes polled by ladies for schoo
2 CONC l trustee.  The following is the result:
2 CONT For Supervisor, M. P. Fulton,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,122---44
2 CONT   "              "          Wm. Bolton................................................78
2 CONT For Town Clerk, J. C. Brown..............................................122---43
2 CONT   "        "          "     J. B. Wolfenberger....................................79
2 CONT For Assessor, John Datin...................................................122---43
2 CONT   "              "       C. M. McCollom............................................79
2 CONT For Collector, Henry Ort......................................................109---18
2 CONT   "             "        J. B. Monroe..................................................91
2 CONT For Commissioner, L. A.  Brown........................................115---33
2 CONT   "                "                S. Wyles................................................8
2 CONC 2
2 CONT For School Trustee, M. F. Brady........................................113---15
2 CONT   "         "           "           A. Youngmeyer...................................98"
2 CONT Nauvoo Independent, April 8, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mike Brady, of Sonora township, comes to the front with the largest yield of wheat in thi
2 CONC s section.  It averaged twenty-seven bushels to the acre."  Nuavoo Rustler, August 30, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt will start tomorrow for Brownsdale, Minn., where they will sta
2 CONC y a few days, from thence to Canton where the latter gentleman will receive treatment for hi
2 CONC s deafness."   Nauvoo Independent, December 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt departed Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Dakota."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, December 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mike Brady and Jas. Moffitt departed last Tuesday for Minnesota to spend a week.  Before ret
2 CONC urning home they will visit Canton, Minn., and view the apparition."  Nauvoo Rustler, Decembe
2 CONC r 6, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. M. F. Brady has returned home from the north."  Nauvoo Rustler, December 13, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and Jas. Moffitt returned last Saturday morning from their Canton, Minn., visit
2 CONC .  Mr. Brady informs us that they viewed the appariton in that city, and that it was somethin
2 CONC g wonderful.  He says that the little town of Canton is crowded with people who were there t
2 CONC o be cured."  Nauvoo Rustler, December 13, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Undertook to Walk It.
2 CONT Rev. Rather Ortt, of Keokuk, made an attempt to walk from the above city to Nauvoo, last Satu
2 CONC rday.  He had promised Rev. Rather Reimbold to be here Sunday morning, to occupy his place, b
2 CONC ut missed the train Saturday, and then undertook to walk the distance.  He got as far as M. F
2 CONC . Brady's residence, in Sonora, when he was unable to proceed farther.  Mr. Brady conveyed hi
2 CONC m here.  When we take into consideration that Rev Ortt is 70 years old, and it is a wonder th
2 CONC at he scceeded in getting as far as he did."  Nauvoo Rustler, December 13, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt returned from their Dakota trip, Saturday.  They also visite
2 CONC d Canton, Minn., where there is said to be a church in one of the windows of which a distinc
2 CONC t and vivid picture of the virgin with the infant Jesus in her arms appears, and where peopl
2 CONC e who are suffering from incurable diseases go to pray and are cured.  Mr. Moffitt who is aff
2 CONC licted with deafness, we understand, was not benefited much by his experience.  Geo. A. Ritte
2 CONC r has received a letter from parties who claim to know, and they seem to place little confide
2 CONC nce in the affair."  Nauvoo Independent, December 16, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mike Brady had a number of turkeys stolen from his premises last week."  December 30, 189
2 CONC 2.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Thos. N. Moffitt and Mike and Jas. Brady attended Matt. Staffords funeral at Ft. Madiso
2 CONC n last Friday.:  Nauvoo Rustler, January 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady accompanied his neice, Miss Dolly Ogden to her home in Pleasanton, Iowa."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Rustler, January 31, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thos. Moffitt and M. F. Brady returned last tuesday from a visit with Decatur county, Iowa f
2 CONC riends.  Quite a number of old Nauvoo citizens are now residents of the above county, and th
2 CONC e gentleman report their doing well."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 31, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady is expected back home today from Iowa where he has been visiting his sister, Mrs
2 CONC . Wm. Ogden...Feb. 7.  GERTIE"  Nauvoo Independent, February 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and Jas. Moffitt, Jr., returned home Tuesday evening, from a ten days' visit wit
2 CONC h relatives in Decatur county, Iowa."  Nauvoo Independent, February 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thos. Moffitt and M. F. Brady returned last Tuesday from a visit with Decatur couty, Iowa, f
2 CONC riends.  Quite a number of old Nauvoo citizens are now residents of the above county, and th
2 CONC e gentlemen report them as doing well."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 14, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Old Settlers Day.
2 CONT Did your get a badge?  Now is the time for the live merchant to place his sign in the column
2 CONC s of the live newspaper.  Hon. W. D. Hibbard will serve as assistant chairman to President Wm
2 CONC . R. Hamilton today. Fort Madison Continental guards, a company of thirty-six boys, uniforme
2 CONC d and well-drilled, will be with us today.  
2 CONT     Hon. Wm. R.Hamilton, of Carthage, is president of the meeting today, and James Ogden, o
2 CONC f Sonora township, marshall of the day.  
2 CONT      The celebration today will elipse all former events of a similiar nature and establis
2 CONC h a memorable precedent for all time to come.  
2 CONT      What constitutes an old settler?  Anyone living in the couty since 1862 is an old settle
2 CONC r, according to the old settlers' executive board.       The following is the appointed comm
2 CONC ittee to distribute badges to old settlers today:  J. J. Moffitt, John Faulkner, L. A. Hobbs
2 CONC , M. F. Brady, Herman Berger.
2 CONT      J. K. Cooney, of Montrose, of Montrose, will be with us to day.  He is an old-timer fro
2 CONC m wayback and will represent an old backwoods hunter in the parade.
2 CONT      The committee of the old Settlers' celebration will meet on next Monday evening, and wil
2 CONC l---settle up the business of the reunion.  All citizens interested should not fail to attend
2 CONC .
2 CONT      L. L. Hudosn, of Nauvoo, came up on the excursion and done some good work here advertisi
2 CONC ng Nauvoo's Old Settler celebration, Thursday, August 24th.---Gem City.
2 CONT      No doubt many of our vistors would like to visit some of our wine cellars and vineyards
2 CONC .  We would like to show them around, but they must come some other time---when we are not bu
2 CONC sy.
2 CONT      Joel Sands was a resident of Nauvoo during the Mormon era.  He sold his mill, left for C
2 CONC alifornia, but has not been heard from since."  Nauvoo Independent, August 24, 1893
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. M. Brady brought us a fine load of wood the other day, for which he was given due credi
2 CONC t on his subscription."  Nauvoo Independent, December 29, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady, of Sonora, had his team hitched at the city park while the fireworks were go
2 CONC ing on in the evening of the Fourth, and upon returning to the vehicle he found that some sne
2 CONC ak had stolen a basket containing dishes, etc., which had been used in the grove during the d
2 CONC ay.  Mike thinks $15.00 would cover the loss.  No clue."  Nauvoo Independent, July 13, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---ESTRAYED---A yearling mare colt, black, English draft stock.  A liberal reward will be pa
2 CONC id for information leading to her recovery.  M. F. BRADY."  Nauvoo Independent, September 21
2 CONC , 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mike Brady while trying to separate some pigs in his barnyard one day last week hit one o
2 CONC f the little fellows on the snout and its yells brought to its assistance two old sows whic
2 CONC h made a vicious attack upon Mike.  They got him down and ripped his clothing and bruised hi
2 CONC m considerable, and had it not been for a fence near by over which he fell with a mighty effo
2 CONC rt and perfectly exhausted, the beasts would undoubtedly have done Mike up."  Nauvoo Independ
2 CONC ent,  November 16, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. M. F. Brady, one of the INDEPENDENT'S old time friends, is with us yet.  He receives cre
2 CONC dit for a full year on his subscription, paid several days ago."  Nauvoo Independent, Januar
2 CONC y 15, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Some 60 young people surprised the family of M. F. Brady and wife last Thursday night, and s
2 CONC pent the evening quite pleasantly."  Nauvoo Independent, February 22, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Michael Brady circulated a subscription paper one day last week and raised something ove
2 CONC r twenty-six dollars in a short time which he presented to his neighbor, John Scheu, who rece
2 CONC ntly lost his household goods by the house in which he resided burning to the ground.  This i
2 CONC s not the first time that Mike has done a noble deed of the kind, and when he starts out to a
2 CONC ssist a worthy cause he generally makes a pretty fair success of it."  Nauvoo Independent, Ma
2 CONC rch 29, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Mabel Sherwood and Minnie Linders of St. Mary's Academy, visited at M. F. Brady's las
2 CONC t week."  Nauvoo Independent, June 14, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady, Thos. Sheridan and Ed. Herbert went to St. Louis, Thursday, with hogs."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, April 24, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Pasturing for eight of ten head of stock.  Enquire of M. F. Brady."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , May 1, 8, 15, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Pasturing for eight or ten head of stock.  Enquire of M. F. Brady."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , April 30, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady, James Moffitt, Jr., and Edw. W. Reimbold, departed on Thursday last on the stea
2 CONC mer Pittsburg for St. Louis.  They went to see that the five carloads of hogs shipped on th
2 CONC e boat received proper attention."  Nauvoo Independent, April 24, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. John M. Kendall.
2 CONT The reaper death silently but reientlessly gathers in his daily harvest of immortal souls.  M
2 CONC any are the ripened sheaves of bright golden grain that are garnered into the vast granery be
2 CONC yond.  Death loves a shining mark, and the sable angel won a decided victory in this respec
2 CONC t in the sad but not unexpected death of Mrs. kate kendall, wife of John M. Kendall of this c
2 CONC ity, at the age of 60 years, 5 months and 10 days.  Mrs. Kendall had been ill for about two y
2 CONC ears with jaundice.  At times she seemed to greatly improve, and her friends and family looke
2 CONC d for a complete recovery at no distant day.  A week ago last Sunday she again became suddenl
2 CONC y worse, and gradually sank , until Monday afternoon at 3:10 o'clock, when she was called fro
2 CONC m her earthly home to that lord wherer some  pain and sickness are unknown.  For some time pr
2 CONC ior to her death she had been a great sufferer, yet she bore her suffering with fortitude an
2 CONC d patience, looking forward to the time when her spirit would spring from its prison of clay
2 CONC .  The deceased was born in Green county, Ohio, December 8th, 1835.  her maiden name was Kat
2 CONC e Smith, but she was better known as Kate Nimrick.  She removed with her parents from Centerv
2 CONC ille, Ill., to Nauvoo, in 1848, and has resided in Nauvoo and immediate vicinity ever since
2 CONC .  On December 9th, 1868, she was united in marriage to Mr. John M. Kendall in this city.  Th
2 CONC ree children were born to this union, Lulu, Maud and Atha, who, with the husband, one sister
2 CONC , Mrs. R. D. Cogswell of Rogers, Ark., and one brother, S. H. Nimrick, of Dubuque, Ia., survi
2 CONC ves her.  Mrs, Cogswell was present at the bedside of her sister during her last moments.  I
2 CONC n all her relations of life she has left comforting and precious memories to those who love
2 CONC d her and a bright example of christian patience, cheerfulness and resignation to the will o
2 CONC f heaven.  She was a true wife and mother, and while she has been called away to a better wor
2 CONC ld, yet she is deeply mourned in the home she made so bright.  The sympathy of many friends i
2 CONC s extended to the bereaed relatives.  The funeral took place from the residence Wednesday aft
2 CONC ernoon at 2 o'clock, and the remains were followed to their last resting place by a large num
2 CONC ber of sympathizing friends, but the prevailing rain during the afternoon prevented a great m
2 CONC any others from attending the funeral.  Rev. G. A. Pflug conducted the services.  The flora
2 CONC l offerings were most beautiful, and touching tribute of the esteem in which she was held.  M
2 CONC isses Mary Valet and Cora Pitt acted as flower girls.  The pall-bearers were:  Messrs. L. A
2 CONC . Brown, M. F. Brady, J. J. Moffitt, Jos. Oshsner, Thos. Sheridan, and Louis Wolf.  Six ladie
2 CONC s, intimate friends of deceased, served as honorary pall-bearers.  They were:  Mrs. W. D. Hib
2 CONC bard, Mrs. M. F. Brady, Mrs. A. C. Mills, Mrs. John Datin, Mrs. W. Ww. Hamilton and Mrs. C. M
2 CONC ulch."  Nauvoo Independent, May 22, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Arranging for Old Settlers Day.
2 CONT Two meetings have been held since our last issue by those having arrangements for the Old Set
2 CONC tlers' reunion in charge.  At these meetings the following business was transacted:
2 CONT      To the reception committee previously appointed the following named gentlemen were added
2 CONC :  Prof. Weiner, J. B. Icking, John C. Brown, John Pitt, Jno. Horton, M. F. Brady, Dr. B. R
2 CONC . Hamilton, John Jackson, Wm. Traverse, J. J. Hoffleman, Jas. Gifford, John Haas.
2 CONT       There were three propositions from balloonists presented and on motion it  was dicide
2 CONC d to engage Thos. Baldwin of Quincy, to furnish that part of the amusement.  The ascention wi
2 CONC ll take place at 6 o'clock in the evening.
2 CONT      A motion was made and carried that all pioneers who have resided continuously in the cou
2 CONC nty since 1845 and present on the grounds be given a free dinner.
2 CONT      The committee on music reported three propositions for furnishing music for day and even
2 CONC ing.  The Union band's bid was $58; Nauvoo band $70; Fort Madison band $75.  On motion the co
2 CONC mmittee was instructed to close contract with Union band.  There is some talk that two band
2 CONC s will be necessary to play for the occasion and if satisfactory arrangements can be made th
2 CONC e Nauvoo band will likely be employed in addition to the Union band.
2 CONT      The committee on trade's parade reported slow progress.  However they had secured some e
2 CONC ncouragement from a number of business men who were willing to come out with displays.  The
2 CONC y desired some assistance and the following names were added to the committee: Herman Berger
2 CONC , Jr., L. C. Schaefer, Prof, Weiser.
2 CONT      The meeting adjourned until this Friday evening, when all arrangements will be complete
2 CONC d and everything will likely be reported in working order for the occation."  Nauvoo Independ
2 CONC ent, July 9, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Honce of Montebello township, was baptized in the Catholi
2 CONC c church Sunday of last week and will be known by the name of Buelah may.  Mr. and Mrs. M. Br
2 CONC ady, grandparents of the little one, were sponsors."  Nauvoo Independent, May 15, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "RESIDENCE BURNED.
2 CONT Last Saturday afternoon the home of M. F. Brady was destroyed by fire.  An effort to subdue t
2 CONC he flames was unavailing as they gained headway so rapidly that they gave it up and tried t
2 CONC o save all that was possible but only succeeded in saving goods on the first floor.  The upst
2 CONC airs' carpets, beds, bedding, clothing, etc., were all consumed in a short time, and sparks a
2 CONC nd cinders rendered all help vain.  The whole building was soon burned to the ground.  It i
2 CONC s not known how the fire started, as there was very little fire started, as there was very li
2 CONC ttle fire in the stoves that day, but it was enough to render them homelss and houseless i
2 CONC n a short time.  The house was quite an old one and was owned by Mrs. A. W. Burt, of Nauvoo
2 CONC .  JUNE."  Nauvoo Independent, November 10, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---It is reported that M. F. Brady and family of Sonora will shortly move to Carthage.  Mr
2 CONC . Brady intends to quit farming.  Nauvoo Independent, November 24, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady says he does not expect to move to Carthage as was reported.  This will be go
2 CONC od news to his friends.  Nauvoo Independent, December 1, 1899. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Public Sale.
2 CONT M. F. Brady will sell at pubic sale on Friday, Feb. 23, at his former residence, one mile sou
2 CONC th of the Sonora postoffice, the following described property: 6 head of work horses, 6 colts
2 CONC , 3 cows and 6 yearlings,16 head of stock hogs, sulky plow, 3 breaking plows, 2 cultivators
2 CONC , hay ropes and pulleys, two sets of harness, bob-sled, drill, corn planter and other article
2 CONC s.  Cash, under $5; over that amount 12 months time, or 6 per cent. off cash.  Col. N. M. Wet
2 CONC zel will be the auctioneer."  Nauvoo Independent, February 16, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady's public sale takes place today---Friday."  Nauvoo Independent, February 23
2 CONC , 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady's public sale in Sonora township last Friday was well attended and everythin
2 CONC g was disposed of at good prices.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady's public sale Friday was largely attended.  Nearly everything sold well."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, March 2, 1900
2 CONT 
2 CONT "--M. F. Brady and Wm. Ellison are employed by J. F. Ochsner.  They are camvassing among th
2 CONC e farmers, hustling up trade."  Nauvoo Independent, May 11, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady and family of Sonora will remove to the city and will occupy the Emil Gross r
2 CONC esidence on Young street.  Mr. Brady is in the employ of J. F. Oshsner."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , May 18, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "--M. F. Brady and family of Sonora moved into the Emil Gross residence on young street las
2 CONC t Thursday."  Nauvoo Independent, May 25, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The 1900 assessment of personal property tax from Sonora township for M. F. Brady was $30.  N
2 CONC auvoo Independent, July 7, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---M. F. Brady, of this city, has recieved a newspaper clipping from an acquaintance in Dubu
2 CONC que, Ia., which states that Michael Brady who died there left an estate valued at $126,000 an
2 CONC d no heirs.  Mr. Brady informs us that his father had a brother, Michael, who came to this co
2 CONC untry at an early day.  The brothers lost track of each other.  Mr. Brady has a well-founde
2 CONC d idea that the deceased was his uncle.  He will investigate and perhaps take a trip to Dubuq
2 CONC ue.  We hope he will succeed in establishing his relationship and with the other heirs come i
2 CONC nto possession of the fortune."  Nauvoo Independent, July 13, 1900.
1 CHAN
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3 TIME 16:43:48
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2 NOTE Photo from Moffitt family Bible owned by Elizabeth Brady Moffitt.
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0 @I8@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine S. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Catherine S.
2 NICK Kate
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Sep 1845
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 21 Sep 1845
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Nov 1911
2 PLAC St. Louis,St. Louis,Missouri,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1 Dec 1911
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 73BCFD5FDB104F43BB2B7583BC7421BDF4DF
1 FAMS @F9@
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE Catherine's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Clergy came from Trenton, New Jerse
2 CONC y since Bristol did not have a Catholic church.  Original records are located at the Church o
2 CONC f the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  Catherine's sponsors were Michael and Anna Brady
2 CONC .  Catherine's marriage records are at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois. At t
2 CONC he time of her death Catherine is living at 2712 Allen Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri,  Middl
2 CONC e initial S. is on Marriage record for Hancock County, Illinois, volume 4 page 20, license 19
2 CONC 62.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. and Mrs. Stafford were thrown from a buggy one day last week, but fortunately only recei
2 CONC ved slight bruises."  Nauvoo Independent, November 1, 1878.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Thos. Stafford, of Ft. Madison, was called to this city last week on account of the sick
2 CONC ness of her mother, Mrs. Brady."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Thos. Stafford and daughter, of Ft. Madison, visited relatives in this vicinity on las
2 CONC t Saturday."  Nauvoo Independent, September 14, 1894.
1 CHAN
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3 TIME 00:33:35
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2 TITL Thomas and Caterine Brady Stafford
2 NOTE 
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0 @I9@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Oct 1847
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1912
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID E8C613211499D54597B11FC4911ADFCF2D4F
1 FAMS @F10@
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE "Mary, Anna, Lucy, Bernadette, Otillia, Bessie and Julia Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT The clear, bright blue sky of Nauvoo,
2 CONT      Reflects the light of your soulful eyes,
2 CONT And Virtue's beauty, like stars in the skies,
2 CONT       Shines forth from hearts that are faithful and
2 CONT           true.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The beautiful vales, and river and dells,
2 CONT      Where your girlhood days have ever been
2 CONT           spent:
2 CONT Rich harvest, rare fruits and flowers have lent
2 CONT      Fair charms 'round a home where peace e'er
2 CONT           dwells.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The seven strong links in a mother's fair chain
2 CONT      The seven fine pearls from God's own land,
2 CONT Are bound together with spiritual band:
2 CONT      Fine pearls, of which mother may well be vain.
2 CONT 
2 CONT And Julia, the fairest, the cherished dove,
2 CONT      Long since took flight with angels on high:
2 CONT To realms of bliss, beyond the blue sky,
2 CONT      To the Heart of Jesus, the home of pure love."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Mary's, by Mother Ottilia Hoeveller O.S.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Thos. N. Moffitt and Mike and Jas. Brady attended Matt. Stafford's funeral at Ft. Madis
2 CONC on last Friday."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 10, 1893.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Aug 2010
3 TIME 00:53:10
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2 TITL Elizabeth Brady Moffitt family home.
2 NOTE From left Elizabeth, William, Bernadine or Otilla, Thomas, Elizabeth and Thomas Terence Moffitt.
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
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0 @I10@ INDI
1 NAME James V. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN James V.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Sep 1849
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Quincy, Adams, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 8 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID C9BB30284D9F7147BDC6308C23D602F0AAB7
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE "James Brady started, last Tuesday morning, on a trip out west."  Nauvoo Independent, May 14
2 CONC , 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                        The Fair
2 CONT      At the time of our going to press last week, the fair for the benefit of St. mary's Acad
2 CONC emy was in progress.  The intention was that it should end on Thursday, but on account of th
2 CONC e storm that day it was decided to hold out until Friday evening.  The drawings took place o
2 CONC n Thursday and following we give the names of the lucky ones and mention of their prizes:
2 CONT                                                            No.
2 CONT Mrs. Dr. Hamilton, Silver watch,   68 
2 CONT Mary Weber, photograph album, 37
2 CONT J. B. Reimbold, prayer book,        19
2 CONT Dr. Hamilton, cloth dog,                 22
2 CONT C. Hoereler, Cleopatra's barge;   30
2 CONT Mrs. Tilla Reimbold, butter dish,     7
2 CONT Rev. H. J. Reimbold, neckless,       1
2 CONT Miss M. Pahlmann, gold pen,       51
2 CONT Wm. H. Schaefer, buggy,               43
2 CONT Jos. Weber, alarm clock,                30
2 CONT Fred Peters, sewing machine,      62
2 CONT Wm. H. Schaefer, jewelry box,      64
2 CONT M. F. Brady, glass lamp,                 14
2 CONT E. H. Reimbold, glass vase,             9
2 CONT Frank Weber, buggy robe,             24
2 CONT Mrs. H. D. Burt, prayer book          13
2 CONT Rev. H. J. Reimbold, violin,           10
2 CONT Frank Weber, fire set,                      36
2 CONT Mrs. J. Hobbs, bride doll,                  8
2 CONT T. V. Moffitt, toy bed room set,       49
2 CONT Jas. Brady, pickle caster,                57
2 CONT E. H. Reimbold, what net,               10
2 CONT Jas Moffitt, set of jewelry,                31
2 CONT Mary Wilkins, silver cake basket,   26
2 CONT C. Hoeveler, picture--Assumption   4
2 CONT Anna Yaeger, ring cake,                  77
2 CONT W. Hamilton, embroidered skirt,    38
2 CONT Flora Moffitt, child's lace dress,        3
2 CONT Emelia Beecher, fruit cake,             89
2 CONT Bernard Schaefer, bronze lamp,      5
2 CONT Wm. Reimbold, breakfast caster    18
2 CONT Emma Hamilton, chamber set,      45
2 CONT J. P. Rogers, plow,                            48
2 CONT      The exercise of the elective franchise was indulged in to some extent.
2 CONT      Four young ladies  Emma Hamilton, Nora Kulthan, R. Blake and T. Rheimberger--were nomina
2 CONC ted as candidates for some fancy wax work as a first, and a pair if slippers as a second priz
2 CONC e, Miss Blake being the successful one for the first and Miss Rheimberger for the second.
2 CONT      Next was a pickle caster, the candidates being Mrs. R. Hobbs and Mrs. P. Kimball.  The f
2 CONC ormer received the majority of the votes and of course the pcikle caster.
2 CONT      An ivory toilet set was put in rivalry between John Rheimberger and Wm. H. Schaefer, an
2 CONC d on a count of the popular vote John was declared the successful cadidate.
2 CONT      The "Graduate" doll was put between Wm. Hamilton and Jas. Brady, and the returning boar
2 CONC d decided in favor of Brady.
2 CONT      A fine oil painting was then put up and Rev. F. Kempker of Ft. Madison and Rev. Reimbol
2 CONC d of this city placed in the field as competing cadidates.  Rev. Kempker on a count of the vo
2 CONC tes, was declared the victor."  Nauvoo Independent, January 21, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady of Sonora township, who has been in Minnesota for several months, returned home l
2 CONC ast week, intending to remain till spring, when he will return to Minn."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , December 30, 1881.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady and Henry Heberer, who have been in Dakota for some time, returned last Wednesday
2 CONC ."  Nauvoo Independent, January 12, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady called last Monday before starting for Dak., and giving us a dollar ordered his n
2 CONC ame placed on our list, with the design of keeping posted on the happenings about his old hom
2 CONC e."  Nauvoo Independent, March 30, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady, who has been in Dakota for some time returned Thursday morning, intending to rem
2 CONC ain in this locality a couple of months."  Nauvoo Independent, November 30, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Bob. Datin started for Dakota last Monday, and Jas. Brady, Elmer Hall and Henry Heberer lef
2 CONC t yesterday morning, to remain there indefinitely."  Nauvoo Independent, April 18, 1884.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady returned from Dakota, last week, and will remain in this locality until spring.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, December 5, 1884.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Elmer Hall, Jas. Brady and Henry Heberer left for Groton, Dakota, last Monday.  The boys wil
2 CONC l probably be gone several months."  Nauvoo Independent, July 30, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "--Jim Brady and Frank Datin have returned from the blizzard state."  Nauvoo Independent, Dec
2 CONC ember 3, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT United States Patent Office
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES BRADY, OF SONORA, ILLINOIS.
2 CONT HAY-CAP.
2 CONT 
2 CONT SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 384,957, dated June 26, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Application filed March 29, 1887. Serial Xo. 232,P57. (No model.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT To all whom it may concern:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Be it known that I, James Beady, a citizen of the United States, residing at Sonora, in the c
2 CONC ounty of Hancock and State of Illinois, have invented certain new and useful Improvements i
2 CONC n Hoofing for Hay, Grain, &c.; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, an
2 CONC d exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to whic
2 CONC h it appertains to make and use the same.  
2 CONT      This invention relates to roofing.
2 CONT      The object is to provide portable covering or hay, grain, or the like while in the stack
2 CONC , or for any material which may be subject to exposure in the field, which covering is design
2 CONC ed to be easily and quickly put together, and at the same time to be simpleand economical i
2 CONC n construction.
2 CONT      The invention consists in a section of roofing to be fastened to an upper or overlappin
2 CONC g section similarly constructed.
2 CONT      Furthermore, the invention consist in sections of roofing each provided near the upper e
2 CONC dge with hooks, spikes, bolts, projections, or the like, whereby one section is secured t
2 CONC o a similar upper overlapping section.
2 CONT      Furthermore, the invention consists in sections of roofing each provided near the uppe
2 CONC r edge with hooks, spikes, bolts, projections, or the like and near the lower edge with slot
2 CONC s or perforations, whereby the hooks, bolts, or projections of one section are caused to enga
2 CONC ge with the slots or perforations of an overlapping section next above.
2 CONT      Furthermore, the invention consists in sections of roofing each having hooks, bolts, o
2 CONC r projections near its upper edge and slots or perforations near its lower edge for the purpo
2 CONC se of engaging the bolts, spikes, or projections at the section next below, the sides of th
2 CONC e sections being flanged for the purpose of attachment to similar sections at either side.
2 CONT      Furthermore, the invention consists in a section of roofing bent at its center, its side
2 CONC s flanged for lateral connection to similar sections, the lower edges of the said bent sectio
2 CONC n containing perforations or slots for attachment of lower depending sections; and, finally
2 CONC , the invention consists in various novel details of construction whereby the objects are att
2 CONC ained. Intheaccompanying drawings,in which like letters of reference indicate corresponding p
2 CONC arts, I have illustrated a series of sections of portable roofing constructed and joined in a
2 CONC ccordance with my invention. 
2 CONT      In the drawings, Figure 1 is a perspective view of two divisions of roofing, showing th
2 CONC e section connected byretaining-hooks. Fig. 2 is a detail sectional view of the fastening emp
2 CONC loyed in Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is an additional sec-* 60 tional view of two sections joined by a sta
2 CONC ple and pin, and Fig. 4 is a detail sectional view of two sections joined by means of retaini
2 CONC ng bolt and nnt. Fig. 5 is a sectional view illustrating how the sections are secured togethe
2 CONC r. 
2 CONT      A represents the covering or roofing,which consists of the divisions a a', each of whic
2 CONC h is composed of a series of inclined plates or sections joined at their upper and lower ends
2 CONC , the lower end of an upper section overlapping the 70 upper end of the section below it, i
2 CONC n .order more efficiently to enable the roofing to shed water. The sections a' are rectangula
2 CONC r in form, and may be constructed of any suitable material, bub preferably of tin, each secti
2 CONC on 75. being provided near its upper edge with two or more hooks, bolts, or projections, a2
2 CONC , secured in it in any preferred manner. Near its lower edge each section is provided with sl
2 CONC ots or perforations a3, which, when the sections are 80 placed in position for attachment, re
2 CONC gister with the hooks or projections in the upper edge of the section imrnediatelybelow it, t
2 CONC hus forming readyandsimplemeansof connection. The outer edges of each section are turned up
2 CONC - 85 ward, forming a flange, by means of which several series of sections or divisions can b
2 CONC e laterally attached toeach other, thereby enabling the formation of a covering of any desire
2 CONC d breadth. The flanges are here shown connected by an 90 inclosing-cap held thereon by wire
2 CONC s and pins passing through perforations in the sides of both the cap and the flanges, the end
2 CONC s of the wires being twisted to prevent accidental displacement; butitisobviousthat various m
2 CONC eans 95 of attachment of these flanges maybe employed.
2 CONT      In order to make a close juncture of the tops of the two sides of the roofing, an angula
2 CONC r top or cap piece, a*, is employed, which cap-piece ibo is bent downward, forming inclined s
2 CONC ides and having plates or perforations near the lower end of each of these sides for the appl
2 CONC ication of the hooks in the next lower sections. This angular cap-piece has also side flange
2 CONC s for lateral attachment to similar cap-pieces of adjoining division?.
2 CONT      In the modification shown in Fig. 3 of the drawings I employ a staple to secure the leav
2 CONC es or sections together, the said staple having its ends passed through the overlapping edge
2 CONC s of ro the sections and also through a plate on the inside, with its ends beaten down on th
2 CONC e plate, and a pin being passed through the opening provided by the staple on the outside, wh
2 CONC ich secures the overlapping edges of the sections or leaves firmly together. In the modificat
2 CONC ion shown in Fig. 4 I employ a nut and bolt for the purpose of securing the sections together
2 CONC , the bolt passing through the overlapping edges of said sections with its threaded end on th
2 CONC e outside of the sections to receive a nut.
2 CONT      I do not wish to limit myself to the forms of attachment here shown between the upper an
2 CONC d lower sections, as any device may be employed for that purpose.
2 CONT      The device is especially adapted for covering stacks of hay or grain left in the field a
2 CONC nd preventing injury thereto by wind or rain, although its utility as housing for various pur
2 CONC poses is obvious.
2 CONT      Having thus fully described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by L
2 CONC etters Patent, is—
2 CONT      1. A hay-cap comprising a section or sections of roofing bent to form inclined sides, sa
2 CONC id section constituting the apex of the cap and having the side edges provided with vertica
2 CONC l flanges to allow lateral attachment of other similar sections thereto, substantially as des
2 CONC cribed.
2 CONT      2. A. hay-cap comprising a section of roofing bent to form inclined sides, said sectio
2 CONC n constituting the apex of the cap and having tlie side edges vertically flanged to permit la
2 CONC teral attachment thereto of other like sections, and the lower edges overlapping other plai
2 CONC n flat sections attached to the lower edge of the first section, the side edge of said plai
2 CONC n flat sections being also provided with vertical flanges to permit the lateral attachment o
2 CONC f like sections, substantially as described.
2 CONT      3. A hay-cap comprising a section of roofing bent to form inclined sides, said section c
2 CONC onstituting the apex of the cap and having side edges vertically flanged to permit lateral at
2 CONC tachment of other like sections, and lower edges overlapping other plain flat sections attach
2 CONC ed to the lower-edge of the first section, the side edges also being provided with vertical f
2 CONC langes to permit the lateral attachment of like sections, and an inclosing-cap to fit over 6
2 CONC 0 the lateral flanges of the sections, substantially as described.
2 CONT      4. A hay-cap comprising a section of roofing bent to form inclined sides, said section c
2 CONC onstituting the apex of the cap and having side edges vertically flanged to permit lateral at
2 CONC tachment of other like sections, and lower edges overlapping other plain flat sections attach
2 CONC ed to the lower edge of the first section, the cap and the said flat sections being secured t
2 CONC ogether by means of hooks, nuts, and bolts, staples, or the like passed through the overlappi
2 CONC ng portions of the cap and flat sections, and an inclosing cap to fit over the lateral flange
2 CONC s of the sections, substantially as. described.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In testimony whereof I affix my signature in presence of two witnesses.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES BRADY.
2 CONT Witnesses:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Augustus Brownlee,
2 CONT Charles F. Hehern. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady, Elmer Hall, Henry Ort, Erastus McGregor, Joe and Frank Datin, John Rahn and Hen
2 CONC ry Heber, all of this vicinity, recently left for Dakota."  Nauvoo Independent, August 12, 18
2 CONC 87.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                                          Why Not Here.
2 CONT Jas. Brady will undoubtedly make a fine fortune out of his patented corn planter and will pro
2 CONC ve the best in the market---the boss.  Mr. Brady seems to have made an undoubted hit with th
2 CONC e new ingenious principle of his machine, and we will hope that he will make arrangements t
2 CONC o manufacture them in this city."  Nauvoo Independent, May 4, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (No Model.)
2 CONT No. 397,690.
2 CONT J. BRADY.
2 CONT CORN PLANTER.
2 CONT Patented Feb. 12, 1889.
2 CONT H. PETERS. Photo-Uthographer, Washington, D. C.
2 CONT United States Patent Office.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES BRADY, OF NAUVOO, ILLINOIS*.
2 CONT 
2 CONT CORN-PLANTER.
2 CONT 
2 CONT SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 397,690, dated February 12, 1889. Applicatio
2 CONC n filed June 18,1888, Serial Ho, 277,423, CSo model,)
2 CONT 
2 CONT To all whom it may concern:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Be it known that I, James Brady, a-citizen of the United States, residing at Nauvoo, in j th
2 CONC e county of Hancock and State of Illinois, 5 have invented certain new and useful Improvement
2 CONC s in Corn-Planters; and I do hereby declare the following1 to lie a full, clear, and exact de
2 CONC scription of Hie invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which
2 CONT 
2 CONT To it appertains to make and use the same.
2 CONT 
2 CONT This invention relates to agricultural implements.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The object is to plant com or seed at predetermined intervals by means of a planter set on wh
2 CONC eels to be drawn by horses or other animals. . ,
2 CONT 
2 CONT To this end my invention consists of a frame, a main axle carrying a mutilated cogwheel, an
2 CONC d two driving-wheels, a cog-wheel and a cam-grooved pulley on a counter-shaft, and two seed-h
2 CONC oppers, an oscillating valve- | rod actuated by a lever provided with a pin and friction-roll
2 CONC er engaging the cam-groove in the ptdley; also of a frame formed in two parts for thepurpos
2 CONC e of adjustment of runners, a mutilated cog-wheel, a cog-wheel, and a camgrooved pulley, tw
2 CONC o seed-hoppers placed over j perforated posts, a sliding valve-rod actuated ! by a lever prov
2 CONC ided with a pin and friction- j roller engaging the cam-groove in the pulley, and a pawl-and-
2 CONC ratchet movement to cause the turning of the shaft affecting the mechanism for dropping the s
2 CONC eed, a clutch for throwing out of engagement, the mutilated cog-wheel, with the main axle, an
2 CONC d sundry details of construction, to be hereinafter described.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the accompanying drawings, forming | part of this specification, and in which like 'letter
2 CONC s of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the figures, Figure 1 is a plan view of m
2 CONC y corn-planter. Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing one of the driving-wheels, the mutilated c
2 CONC og-wheel on the main axle, the second cog-wheel on the counter-shaft carrying the cam-groove
2 CONC d pulley, the lever provided with the pin and friction-roller engaging in the cam-groove an
2 CONC d one of the seed-hoppers with part of the oscillating valve-rod connected to the lever. Fig
2 CONC . 3 shows the construction of the clutch for throwing the mutilated cog wheel out of engageme
2 CONC nt with the main axle. Fig. 4 shows the pawl-and-ratchet device to prevent the backward rotat
2 CONC ion of the drivingwheels affecting the mechanism for dropping the seed.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the drawings, A represents the frame, which is formed in two parts, one carrying the mai
2 CONC n axle B and provided with the crossrails a' a'-, and the oilier carrying the runners, • an
2 CONC d having the two cross-rails «' ri-s and the braces o° a: to receive the tongue.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On the main axle B, outside of the frame, is the drum b, having the ratchet-teeth 7/ formed o
2 CONC n its inside surface. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT C designates the driving-wheels, the hubs of which arc provided with ratchets and springs ada
2 CONC pted to engage the ratchet-teeth, in the inner surface of the drums /;. On the axle B, insid
2 CONC e the frame, is loosely mounted the mutilated cog-wheel I), having the clutchteeth d in its s
2 CONC ide and the diametrically-opposite gear-teeth. (/-' d". I have shown in the drawings three ge
2 CONC ar-teeth on one side and three on. the other; but a larger number may be used, when it is des
2 CONC ired to increase the quantify of seed sown. This cog-wheel has a depression, <P, in its hub
2 CONC , near the axle, within, the clutch-teeth, and the axle carries a pin, d4, moving in the depr
2 CONC ession. The axle has also So a collar, cZ5, on the other side of the cog-wheel, which, with t
2 CONC he pin d4, prevents the cog-wheel from having any lateral motion on the axle.
2 CONT 
2 CONT E designates the movable portion of the clutch mounted on the axle, and which, by means of th
2 CONC e spline -e and feather e', receives the movement of the axle and transfers the said movemen
2 CONC t to the mutilated cog when thrown into engagement by means of the bifurcated lever c2, pivot
2 CONC ed at e° in the arm or bracket e1, attached to the frame.
2 CONT 
2 CONT F designates .the cog-wheel on the countershaft /, which is jonrnaled in bearings f on the fr
2 CONC ame. The shaft is preferably square, with round journals; but a round shaft may be used and t
2 CONC he cog-wheel keyed to it. The cog-wheel F engages the gear-teeth of the mutilated cog-wheel
2 CONC , and has four of its teeth filled, as shown in the drawings. This construction gives greate
2 CONC r strength to the wheel, and is permissible because of the other cogwheel being mutilated. O
2 CONC n the same shaft, is a pulley having on its periphery a camgroove made of such a shape as t
2 CONC o give two vibrations to the end of the lever operating the valve-rod at each revolution
2 CONC .  G designates a lever, fulcrumed at g on the under side of the cross-rail a*. On one end o
2 CONC f the lever is a pin, g', and at the other end a friction-roller, y~, which engages with th
2 CONC e cam-groove f*.
2 CONT  II designates the valve-rod, having a projection, h, provided with a slot, /;/, in which mov
2 CONC es the pin g' of the lever G. At each end of the rod are flat pieces, made either of metal o
2 CONC r wood, which act as slide-valves in the hoppers.
2 CONT 
2 CONT K designates the hoppers, of which there are two, carried on a cross-beam, A;', and provide
2 CONC d with apertures communicating with vertical passages in the posts 7c3.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  L designates the forward portion of the frame, connected with the other part bymeaus of th
2 CONC e curved pieces I, through which pass the screws fc1, which hold the cross-beam It' in positi
2 CONC on. On the forward part of the frame are struts I', to which are adjustably secured the end
2 CONC s of the runners M by means of the screws m and nuts in' and the holes ma. The runners M ar
2 CONC e secured to the ends of the posts P in such a manner that the lower edge of the bottom of th
2 CONC e runners will be on a line with the end of the post.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The operation of the planter is as follows: The mutilated cog-wheel having been thrown into o
2 CONC peration by the clutch, at every half revolution of the cog its teeth will engage the secon
2 CONC d cog-wheel, and thereby turn the camgrooved pulley as long as the teeth engage the teeth o
2 CONC f the second cog-wheel, the lever will be vibrated by its pin and friction-roller moving in t
2 CONC he cam-groove, and the valve-rod will receive an oscillating movement from side to side, thu
2 CONC s causing the valves and their apertures to cross the apertures in the base of the seed-hoppe
2 CONC rs and allowing the seed to drop down through the perforated posts. The distance between th
2 CONC e seeds will naturally depend upon the iramber of teeth on the mutilated cog-wheel, for it i
2 CONC s evident that the second cog-wheel will not be rotated, and there fore not actuate the valve
2 CONC s, except when meshing the teeth in the other cog-wheel. When it is desired to turn round o
2 CONC r to back, the pawls on the hubs of the driving-wheels will not engage the ratchets on the dr
2 CONC ums attached to the main axle, and therefore will not rotate- the axle.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Having thus fully described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letter
2 CONC s Patent, is—
2 CONT 
2 CONT 1. In a seed-planter, the combination, with the axle, of the mutilated gear-wheel mounted loo
2 CONC sely on the axle, the clutch adapted to connect the axle and mutilated gear, the second gear-
2 CONC wheel mounted contiguous to the first and rigidly connected to the wheel having the cam-groov
2 CONC e, and the valve-rod connected to and receiving motion from the second gearwheel, substantial
2 CONC ly as described.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2. In a seed-planter, the combination, with the axle, of the mutilated gear mounted loosely o
2 CONC n the axle, the supporting-wheels, the pawls • and ratchets connecting the wheels and the axl
2 CONC e, the clutch connecting the axle and the gear, the second gear arranged contiguous to the fi
2 CONC rst, the wheel having the cam-groove rigidly connected to the second gear-wheel, the slidin
2 CONC g valve-rod, and the lever connected at one end to the valve-rod and having its other end pro
2 CONC jecting into the cam-groove, substantially as described. So
2 CONT 
2 CONT 3. In a seed-planter, the combination of a frame constructed in two parts, one supported by t
2 CONC he axle having the mutilated gear-wheel and carrying the second gear having the cain.groove
2 CONC d wheel connected thereto, and the le- 85 ver communicating motion from the camgrooved whee
2 CONC l to the valve-rod, and another part carrying the hoppers and valve-rods, the two portions be
2 CONC ing connected by the angular joining-pieces, and the runners connected, substantially as desc
2 CONC ribed.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In testimony whereof I affix my signature in presence of two witnesses.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES BRADY.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Witnesses:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lou Argost,
2 CONT Egbert Bell. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                                           Will Take the Lead
2 CONT Jas. Brady of Sonora, was exhibiting a model of his newly invented patent dropper to a corn p
2 CONC lanter in the city last Saturday and it is indeed a wonderful invention, and will, no daoubt
2 CONC , take the lead over all others.  The farmers are well pleased with it and should it do the w
2 CONC ork claimed for it, Jas., will make a fortune out of the invention.  We hope that he will b
2 CONC e successful with his new enterprise."  Nauvoo Independent, July 7, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Jas. Brady received a letter recently offering him $10,000 for one of his wonderful paten
2 CONC ts.  This is a good round sum and we are glad to know that our friend James is meeting with s
2 CONC uccess."  Nauvoo Independent, July 27, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---James Brady received another letter from an eastern firm offering him $5,000 for his pate
2 CONC nt.  Jas. has his fortune made."  Nauvoo Independent, August 10, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                      Jim's Invention
2 CONT Jas. Brady of Sonora, has been granted a patent on his improvement on the corn planter.  He r
2 CONC eceived his papers last Saturday.  He has been very successful in several improvements that h
2 CONC e has made, but his latest venture, one of those simple useful things that makes us wonder wh
2 CONC y sone one didn't think of it before, promises to prove a fortune for James."  Nauvoo Indepen
2 CONC dent, October 12, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady of Sonora, met us on the street Tuesday and thrust a silver dollar in our hand w
2 CONC ith the request to give him credit for that amount on subscription."  Nauvoo Independent, Aug
2 CONC ust 30, 1889. flock to the hall and by the time the curtain rose the hall was well filled.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "ESMERALDA."
2 CONT "A Large Crowd Attend this Beautiful Play Rendered by the Young Men's and Young Ladies' Sodal
2 CONC ities.
2 CONT The Yound Ladies' and Young Men's sodalities highly gratified our city hall last Thursday eve
2 CONC ning by their good representation of the very interesting and deeply affecting melo-drama, "E
2 CONC smeralda."  Early in the evening people began to flock to the hall and by the time the curtai
2 CONC n rose the hall was well filled.  All the parts were well taken, especially the leading ones
2 CONC , rendered by Miss Anna Rheinberger, Miss Clara Hoeveler, Fred Mayer, James Brady and Ethan K
2 CONC imball.  This play is exceedingly instructive, showing a variety of good points, which were b
2 CONC rought out well.  Those in attendance say the young people did exceedingly well, their actin
2 CONC g and representation being very striking and satisfactory.  We think they did admirably wel
2 CONC l under the circumstances as it was their first attempt at anything of this kind.  
2 CONT      James Brady, as old man Rogers, was simply grand.  He played his part with such perfecti
2 CONC on that the audience gave frequent applause.  His make up was good, being arrayed in the clot
2 CONC hes his "grandfather wore."
2 CONT       Ethan Kimball, as Estabrook, smiled sweetly beneath a moustache, which made him look ha
2 CONC ndsome.  He played his part well and kept the audience in a good humor.
2 CONT      Fred Mayer, as Dave Hardy, done exceedingly well.  He gave his part much care and study
2 CONC , and succeened in conveying to the people just the kind of a chap the author intended.  
2 CONT      Frank Datin was rich as Jack Desmond, and became a favorite with the sudience before th
2 CONC e play was through.  Several in the audience were heard to remark:  "Why, I didn't think Fran
2 CONC k could do so well."
2 CONT      Arnold Masberg, as Marquis do Montessin, carried his part well, and many words of prais
2 CONC e were bestowed upon him.
2 CONT       Ye editor, as George Drew, well, ---it wouldn't do to say anything about ourself.  suff
2 CONC ice to say that we are still alive, and the RUSTLER appears once more.
2 CONT      Miss Clara Hoeveler, as Lydia Ann Rogers, displayed considerable dramatic talent and kep
2 CONC t the house in a continuous roar.  She was good.
2 CONT      Miss Anna Rheinberger, was a charming little Esmeralda, with a pretty face, nice voice a
2 CONC nd a taking manner.  Her acting was true to life and simply grand.
2 CONT      The Misses Minnie Mayer and Josephine Reimbold, as nora and Kate Desmond, carried thei
2 CONC r parts well, and their acting was more than accepatble.
2 CONT      The costumes worn were pretty, and the performance was worthy of the sccess it won.
2 CONT      The sond, "little Annie Rooney," sung by Frank Datin and Miss Anna Rheinberger, was a gr
2 CONC eat feature of the evening's program.  The audience showed their appreciation by an encore
2 CONC .  Miss Rheinberger returned and sang, "For goodness sake don't say I told you," and the audi
2 CONC ence was more than pleased.
2 CONT      Little Callie Tenk also sang a song.  Callie is the daughter of J. H. Tenk, one of Quinc
2 CONC y's promient hardware men, and is attending St. Mary's academy.  Little Callie received man
2 CONC y compliments.
2 CONT      Miss Anna Heintz, one of Quincy's handsome young ladies, assisted the singers with an oc
2 CONC companiment on the piano.  All pronouced her a fine player.
2 CONT      Miss Rose Beecher delivered several declamations, and was applauded frequently.
2 CONT      James Moffitt and son entertained the audience on violin and piano.  The music was good
2 CONC .  The singing and music aided much in making the entertainment a success and the particpants
2 CONC , one and all, may well feel proud of the honors achieved.
2 CONT       The young people were ably assisted by the Sisters of St. Mary's academy, and well di
2 CONC d these noble sisters performed their duties.  God bless the sisters of this institution.  Th
2 CONC e young people return thanks to them for their kind assistance.
2 CONT       The sum of $63 was realized, and after expenses have been deducted, a nice sum will b
2 CONC e left for the treasury.  They can well feel proud of their first entertainment."  Nauvoo Rus
2 CONC tler, June 3, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady, one of our enterprising young farmers, leaves tomorrow for Dakota, where he wil
2 CONC l visit a few month's with his brothers."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 5, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady returned home from Groton, S. D., Monday.  He has been absent several months.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, November 28, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The members of the Young Men's Sodality, of the Catholic church, met at their hall Sunday mo
2 CONC rning.  A large attendance is reported, and a good deal of interest was taken in the electio
2 CONC n of officers for the ensuing year.  The following were elected:  James Brady, prefex; W. M
2 CONC . Argast, first prefex; Jas. Ogden, second prefex; Phin. Kimball, secretary and Frank Datin
2 CONC , treasurer."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 27, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Grand Entertainment.
2 CONT Next Friday evening the comic drama, "The Last loaf," in three acts, will be presented by th
2 CONC e Sodalities of the Catholic church, at the city hall.  Those taking part are the Misses Id
2 CONC a Kimball, Florence Yeager, Anna Rheinberger, and Messrs. Frank Datin, Thos. Blake, Phin. an
2 CONC d Ethan Kimball and Jas. Brady.  All are particularly well adapted to their parts.  The perfo
2 CONC rmance promises to be entertaining, and it is for a good cause.  The singing well be particul
2 CONC arly very fine."  Nauvoo Rustler, June 9, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The Last Loaf."
2 CONT "Presented Admirably by the Solaities of the Catholic Church.
2 CONT Last friday evening a large good-natured audience filled city hall to encourage with their pr
2 CONC esence the gifted participants who entertained them successfully with the comic drama, "The l
2 CONC ast Loaf."  The vocal music in connection proved that Nauvoo possesses some sweet, clear-voic
2 CONC ed singers.  The evening's entertainment.  The young people of the Catholic church have a goo
2 CONC d theatrical organization, composed of splendid talent and furnishes our citizens with some s
2 CONC plended entertainments.  Every character in the "Last Loaf" was played to perfection.  A Hand
2 CONC some sum was realized to be used in repairing their already large and neat church.
2 CONT      Frank Datin, as Mark Ashton, handled his part well.  His was a difficult part to represe
2 CONC nt, but he mastered it to perfection.
2 CONT      Thos. Blake, as Caleb Hanson, was a splendid villian.
2 CONT      Phin. Kimball was rich as Harry hanson, the lover, and became a great favorite with th
2 CONC e audience before the play was through.
2 CONT      Ethan Kimball, as Dick Bustle, played his part like a professional.  Every time he appea
2 CONC red on the stage the audience applauded.  His acting showed that he has given his character m
2 CONC uch care and study, and endeavored to convey to the people just the kind of a "Dick Bustle" t
2 CONC he author intended.
2 CONT      James Brady, as Tom Chubs, the stuttering butcher, made the audience roar with laughter
2 CONC .  James is quite at home on stage and handles his parts well.
2 CONT      Miss  ida kimball's true to life renditon of kate Ashton, was simply grand.  She playe
2 CONC d it with such perfection that the audience forgot the surroundings and felt that the event
2 CONC s were before them in all their reality.
2 CONT      Miss Ceclia Yeager displayed considerable dramatic talent, and made a handsome Lilly Ash
2 CONC ton.  She did extremely well and received many compliments.
2 CONT      Miss Anna Rheinbergr made a charming little Patty jones.  She has a nice voice and a tak
2 CONC ing manner and her acting was good.
2 CONT      Miss Daisy Masberg delivered a declamatin in a masterly manner and won applause.  Miss D
2 CONC aisy is one of Nauvoo's cute little ladies.
2 CONT      Miss Rheinberger is a singer  of remarable purity and sweetness.  Her songs were appreci
2 CONC ated.  She is one St. Mary's excellent teachers.
2 CONT      The Misses Colette and Callie Tenk sang solos in a way that must have been satisfactor
2 CONC y to the most exacting of the auditors.  They sang well and with fine expression. 
2 CONT      Miss Tena Kirshbaum's singingwas one of the features of the evening.  Our citizens may w
2 CONC ell speak with pride of Miss Kirshbaum as a resident of Nauvoo.
2 CONT      The entertainment may be pronounced a decided success from all points of view, and abou
2 CONC t $40 was realized.  They will give another play in August."  Nauvoo Rustler, June 16, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---The Sonora correspondent to the Hamilton Press says:  "Contractor James Brady has a forc
2 CONC e of men at work erecting a suspension bridge across on branceh of the Allan creek, east of S
2 CONC onora two and a half miles.  He will suspend it from two abutments."" Nauvoo Rustler, June 16
2 CONC , 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady, one of our enterprising young men, left for Dakota last Friday evening to remai
2 CONC n for some time.  The Rustler follows him."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 11, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---James Brady writes us from Chedi, South Dakota.  He says they are having lovely weather u
2 CONC p there, and that it is pretty hot.  On Aug. 22d they had a frost which killed all vegitation
2 CONC .  He says South Dakota will have a fair crop this year."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 22, 1891
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT On April 8, 1892 the Treasurer of Commisiners of Highways of the town of Sonora subscribed be
2 CONC fore the Police Magistrate, Rudolph Summerhalder that for the fiscal year ending the 29th da
2 CONC y of March, 1892 the following had been spent and to whom the money had been paid.  James Bra
2 CONC dy was paid $59.00 for building a bridge and an additional $7.25 for stone and painting bridg
2 CONC e.  Nauvoo Independent, April 15, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady departed for Dakota today, where he will remain several months."  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , July 26, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady left for Groton, Dakota, Monday.  James takes these trips annually."  Nauvoo Ind
2 CONC ependent, July 29, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady, one of our enterprising young farmers, leaves tomorrow for Dakota, where he wil
2 CONC l visit a few months with his brothers."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 5, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady writes us from Groton, South Dakota, ordering the Rustler sent to him at that pl
2 CONC ace."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 9, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady, of Groton, and Terry, of Langsford, South Dakota were called to the city last Th
2 CONC ursday, on account of the serious illness of their mother."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20, 18
2 CONC 92.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Thos. N. Moffitt and Mike and Jas. Brady attended Matt. Staffords funeral at Ft. Madiso
2 CONC n last Friday."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady has gone to Dakota."  Nauvoo Independent, August 11, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Brady is home from Dakota."  Nauvoo Independent, November 3, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Jas. Brady of Sonora has struck another invention.  He has been inventing for twenty year
2 CONC s but has not cut any "great shakes" yet."  Nauvoo Independent, July 27, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT (No Model.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT No. 530,879.
2 CONT 
2 CONT J. V. BRADY.
2 CONT 
2 CONT CULTIVATOR.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Patented Dec. 11, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT United States Patent Office.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES V. BRADY, OF SONORA, ILLINOIS.
2 CONT CULTIVATOR.
2 CONT 
2 CONT SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 530,879, dated December 11,1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Application filed April 13,1894, Serial Ho, 507,422, (ITo model.) •-, .. ;
2 CONT 
2 CONT To all whom it may concern:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Be it known that I, James V. Brady, a citizen of the United States, residing at Sonora
2 CONC , in the county of Hancock and State of Illinois, have invented certain new and useful Improv
2 CONC ements in Cultivators; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear,' and exac
2 CONC t description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it app
2 CONC ertains to make and use the same. 
2 CONT      This invention relates to cultivators. 
2 CONT      The object is to produce a cultivator, in which the teeth or shovels may be adjusted ind
2 CONC ependently of the drag-bars, in groups or pairs, to regulate the depth to which the teeth ent
2 CONC er the ground; and further, in which each tooth may be separately adjusted to adapt the culti
2 CONC vator to the width of the rows of the crop.
2 CONT      With this and other objects in view, the invention consists in the combination of part
2 CONC s hereinafter described and claimed.
2 CONT      The invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which—
2 CONT      Figure 1— is a view in perspective, showing the drag-bars of a cultivator, the cross-bea
2 CONC ms adjustable thereon and provided with stirrupclamps, and the toothed shanks separately an
2 CONC d adjustably held by the clamps. Fig. 2— is a view in side elevation, showing a crossbeam adj
2 CONC ustably held on the drag-bar and the toothed shanks clamped to the beam, also, the relative l
2 CONC engths and arrangement of the shanks. Fig. 3— is a view in front elevation of one of the slot
2 CONC ted cross-beams, showing the stirrup-clamps adjustably seated in the slots, and a set-screw o
2 CONC r bolt passing through an enlargement of the beam to a vertical, central opening and bindin
2 CONC g against the drag-bar therein. Fig. 4— is a top plan view of the same, showing the slots i
2 CONC n the beams and the threaded extremities of the U-shaped clamps projecting through the slot
2 CONC s and provided with lock-nuts. Fig. 5—is a fragmentary view showing a modified form, ia whic
2 CONC h the central enlargement of the beam is chambered to receive the curved end of the drag-ba
2 CONC r which is slotted laterally and held by binding screws or bolts passing laterally through th
2 CONC e enlargement and the slots, above and below the other part of the beam, the construction an
2 CONC d arrangement permitting slight play of the beam.
2 CONT      In the drawings, A, represents the dragbars of a cultivator, the rear ends, a, a, of 5
2 CONC 5 which are flattened and curved downward.
2 CONT      B, represents slotted cross-beams which are respectively provided about midway of thei
2 CONC r length with an enlargement, &, projecting vertically from opposite sides of the beam, a
2 CONC t a 60 right angle thereto. This enlargement is vertically and centrally bored at 63, to rece
2 CONC ive the curved extremity of the drag-bar to which the beam is adjustably connected by a bindi
2 CONC ng screw, bolt, or other device, 6s. 65
2 CONT      C represents stirrups, yokes, or U -shaped " clamps, which are adjustably seated in perf
2 CONC orations or the slots, fr*, toward the outer ends of the beams, with their curved portion pro
2 CONC jecting through the slots and below the 70 lower face of the beams, and their extremities thr
2 CONC eaded to receive lock-nuts, c, c.
2 CONT      D, represents curved toothed shanks, here shown arranged in pairs or two on each beam. T
2 CONC hese shanks are separately secured to the 75 under side of the beam, by being passed. throug
2 CONC h the depending stirrups, and-are adjustably held by the lock-nuts, c, c, either rigidly or y
2 CONC ieldingly, as desired. One shank of a pair is given an increased length by which 80 the shank
2 CONC s may be relatively adjusted to work in a follow-up series, as shown in Fig. 1 of the drawing
2 CONC s, or parallel, in pairs, or fours, according to the number employed.
2 CONT      Where the soil is hard or stony, it may be 85 found necessary to give the cross-beams sl
2 CONC ight play, and avoid shocks or strains on the teeth. To effect this, the construction illustr
2 CONC ated in Fig. 5 is employed, and consists in chambering the central enlargement of the beams o
2 CONC r 90 making it U-shaped, to receive the flattened extremities of the drag-bars, which are o
2 CONC f a width sufficient readily to admit of slots being formed^therein, without materially weake
2 CONC ning them, and through these slots, screws, 95 bolts, or pins from the enlargement are passe
2 CONC d and work loosely therein.
2 CONT      Among the numerous and important advantages of this invention may be mentioned, the eas
2 CONC e and convenience with which an en- 100 tire re-arrangement of the teeth, shovels, or points
2 CONC , may be effected, to adapt the cultivator to perform work of various kinds efficiently; als
2 CONC o the connection between the cross-beams and the shanks, by which the latter may be separatel
2 CONC y and accurately adjusted and rig5 idly or yieldingly secured.
2 CONT      Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letter
2 CONC s Patent, is—
2 CONT      1. The combination with a drag-bar, having 10 its rear end curved downward, of a cross-b
2 CONC eam provided about midway of its length with an enlargement having a central vertical perfora
2 CONC tion or chamber and binding screws or bolts to retain the drag-bar in desired position, and p
2 CONC rovided, further, with slots to ward its ends, and of stirrups or yokes set in the slots wit
2 CONC h their curved portion downward and having their extremities threaded and provided with nuts
2 CONC , all substantially as and for the purpose described.
2 CONT      2. The combination with drag-bars, having their rear ends curved downward, of crossbeam
2 CONC s provided about midway of their length with enlargements having central vertical perforation
2 CONC s or chambers and binding screws 25 or bolts to retain the drag-bars in desired position, an
2 CONC d provided, further, with slots toward its ends, of stirrups or yokes set in the slots with t
2 CONC heir curved portion downward and having their extremities threaded and pro- 30 vided with nut
2 CONC s, and teeth having shanks adjustably held by the yokes, one shank of a pair being of greate
2 CONC r length than the other, all substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
2 CONT      In testimony whereof I affix my signature in presence of two witnesses.
2 CONT 
2 CONT JAMES V. BRADY.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Witnesses:
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mckenzie Hewton,
2 CONT Bernard Ogden. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "AID FOR THE KANSAS FARMERS
2 CONT Our Catholic Friends Have Gone to Work Soliciting Contributions--Everybody Should Help.
2 CONT The movement to solict assistance for the Kansas sufferers has assumed systematic form and i
2 CONC t will now be but a short time until the good work is accomplished.  It is presumed that th
2 CONC e railroad company will transport the contributions free of charge, but a car has not yet bee
2 CONC n arranged for.  The committee has been directed by Howard Elliott, passenger agent of the K
2 CONC . line, to correspond with L. P. Ludden, chairman Relief Committee Nebraska Sufferers, of Lin
2 CONC coln, Neb, about the matter, and they will likely secure a car in a few days.  The Catholic
2 CONC s have appointed the following committees:  Transportation---Max Reimbold and Jos F Oshsurer
2 CONC .  Soliciting in country--John Berg, Jas. Brady, Chas. Wilkens, John Kelley, B. F. Schaefer
2 CONC , James Kelley.  While the Catholics have taken the lead in this matter, the contributing o
2 CONC f relief will not be limited to them alone.  Contributions from anybody and everybody will b
2 CONC e accepted.  Inasmuch as the relief will be distributed among all the needy, irrespective o
2 CONC f creed, it will be well for all inclined to contribute liberally, and send at least one bi
2 CONC g carload.  It is gratifying to know that Nauvoo and vicinity is going to do their share fo
2 CONC r their suffering fellow beings in the west.  Truly, there is no more beautiful wxample of Ch
2 CONC ristianity than to extend charity in time of need.  We presume that not only grain, flour, me
2 CONC al, fuel, clothing, provisions, etc., will be acceptable, but money also Money can be turne
2 CONC d into clothing..."  Nauvoo Independent, February 15, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Lawsuit.
2 CONT George Deeg, the blacksmith, sued James Brady, for $10.10 alleged balance due on a debt.  Th
2 CONC e case was tried in 'Squire Datin's court before a jury Monday afternoon.  Lawyers Hibbard an
2 CONC d Hemmy represented the plaintiff and G. A. Ritter the defendant.  The trial was in progres
2 CONC s all afternoon and the courtroom was crowded with people anxious to hear the trial.  The mis
2 CONC understanding between the parties was:  Deeg claimed he had sharpened 1016 shovels for Mr. Br
2 CONC ady's patent cultivators, while the latter claimed there were only 595 shovels, which is al
2 CONC l he had manufactured.  Both parties had witnesses to corroborate ther claims.  The jury, aft
2 CONC er being out three hours, returned a verdict giving Deeg judgment for the full amount.  The c
2 CONC osts in the case amounts to $20.25, which includes $5 for attorney fees for the plaintiff.  W
2 CONC e understand defendant will take an appeal."  Nauvoo Independent, January 3, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady is home from Dakota."  Nauvoo Independent, November 5, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady intends to leave this week for North Dakota.  Frank McGregor, Ed. Datin, Fred an
2 CONC d Will. Schoenlaber left for the north last Thursday."  Nauvoo Independent, July 29, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady returned from the north, where he has been for some time, last Friday."  Nauvoo I
2 CONC ndependent, December 9, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady has returned from Dakota."  Nauvoo Independent, December 8, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The 1900 assessment of personal property tax from Sonora township for Jas. Brady was $10.  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, July 7, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Death of James Brady.  James Brady, well-known to the people of this community, died at St
2 CONC . Vincent's Home and Infirmary, Quincy, last Monday night at 10:30 o'clock.  He had been ther
2 CONC e about three and one-half years.  Since last December he was confined to his bed, and deat
2 CONC h finnally resulted in his gradual decline.  The body will arrive here this afternoon abou
2 CONC t 4 o'clock when the funeral will take place.  He is survived by his sister, Mrs. M.E. Ogde
2 CONC n of Des Moines, two brothers, Terrence Brady of Lindsay, California, and John Brady of Minot
2 CONC , North Dakota, He also leaves a number of nephews and nieces here and in the vicinity mour
2 CONC n his loss.  Mrs. M.F. Brady and T.N. Moffitt of this city are sister and brother-in-law of d
2 CONC eceased.  Mr. Brady was along in the seventy years.  He farmed for a number of years, and aft
2 CONC erwards turned his mind to inventions.  He invented an improvement on corn cultivators whic
2 CONC h was put in general use.  He made other inventions which were never tried out.  Of late year
2 CONC s he was also employed as carpenter.  Mr. Brady was a genial man and well liked.  He was hone
2 CONC st and true to his friends.  He was always a devout Catholic and of religious turn of mind.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Newspaper, June 8, 1921.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Nov 2011
3 TIME 00:24:38
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0 @I11@ INDI
1 NAME John /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Nov 1850
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Jul 1922
2 PLAC St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, USA
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1 NOTE In 1900 John and family are in Austin, Mower County, Minnesota.  In 1885 John is living at Ly
2 CONC le, Mower Coutny, Minnesota with wife Mary, children Julia, Mary, Kate, Joseph and William
2 CONC .  Living in Murray County Minnesota in 1895.  In 1900 is living in Sprindale, Redwood County
2 CONC , Minnesota with his wife and family.  In 1905 is living in Brislet, Polk County, Minnesota w
2 CONC ith Katie, Joe T. and Stella with his occupation listed as farmer..
2 CONT 
2 CONT "BRADY---RIGGS--October 23, in Minnesota, Mr. J. Brady to Miss M. A. Riggs, both formerly o
2 CONC f Sonora Township."  Nauvoo Independent, November 20, 1874,
2 CONT 
2 CONT "John Brady, of Brownsdale, Minn., was called to the city by the serious sickness of his age
2 CONC d mother.  This was his first visit to nauvoo since 1873, nineteen years ago, and he found ma
2 CONC ny changes in and about his native city."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "John Brady departed today for his home at Brownsdale, Minn.  Mrs. Wm Ogden also lwft for he
2 CONC r home at Pleasanton, Iowa."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 27, 1892.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Feb 2012
3 TIME 00:41:16
0 @I12@ INDI
1 NAME Terence /Brady/ Jr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Terence
2 NSFX Jr.
2 NICK Terry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Feb 1854
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Apr 1854
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Jul 1933
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Lindsay Cemetery,Tulare,California,USA
1 _UID 5764FE4034C6E0458CA461D61A2D64E20C78
1 FAMS @F12@
1 FAMC @F4@
1 NOTE Terence Brady, Jr. or Terry as he was called by his family and friends was born in Nauvoo, Ha
2 CONC ncock county, Illinois on February 14, 1854.  A month later his family purchased the farm i
2 CONC n Sonora township on which he grew up.  At seven months old his father Terence Brady, Sr. whi
2 CONC le in Bristol, Pennsylvania contracted Typhoid fever and died.  Terry grew up never having kn
2 CONC own his father although he did carry his name.  As a boy Terry would fish for Sun fish in th
2 CONC e Mississippi River.  During the Civil War, Terry was asked to memorize and recite a politica
2 CONC l position that would have gotten a grown man shot.  Terry was likely no older than nine or t
2 CONC en when this occurred.  As a boy he was also a choir boy at the Catholic church in Nauvoo.  T
2 CONC erry also learned to play the violin and was an extremely good square dancer.  He probably le
2 CONC arn to play from his brother Michael who also played the fiddle.
2 CONT      As a young man Terry had a romance with a protestant girl that lived on the Iowa side o
2 CONC f the Mississippi River.  Terry would swim across the Mississippi River to visit her.  Eviden
2 CONC tly his mother objected to Terry marrying a protestant and made him promise not to marry th
2 CONC e girl.  Years later Terry, his wife Jennie and son Arden visited the woman and her husband
2 CONC .  As it turned out she had married a Catholic and Terry had married a protestant.  A strok
2 CONC e of irony to be sure.  According to Terry's son Arden it was very evident they the two wer
2 CONC e very fond of each other.  
2 CONT      At the age fifteen Terry began working on boats on the Mississippi River.  Terry worke
2 CONC d down river as far as New Orlean and up rivier to Minnesota.  The work on the Mississippi Ri
2 CONC ver evidently ended in April of 1878 at age twenty four when he returned to Nauvoo from havin
2 CONC g spent five months in the State of Mississippi.  Terry's comment to his friends at the Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, was that "it was too hot for him down there."
2 CONT      Terry was a good fighter which served him well as he also loved to argue.  It really did
2 CONC n't matter which side of the issue he would be on.  Terry enjoyed the intellectual challege o
2 CONC f the debate.  On one occation at his brother Michael's house after an arguement, Terry was t
2 CONC aking his coat off when an older, bigger man took a swing at him.  Terry was so insensed tha
2 CONC t the man would fight unfair that he "beat the hell out of him" to quote his son Arden.
2 CONT      After a visit to Nauvoo in 1878, Terry joined his brother John, in Austin, Minnesota whe
2 CONC re he farmed for the next two plus years.  In December of 1880, Terry returned to Nauvoo inte
2 CONC nding to return to Minnesota in the spring.  After visiting his family in Nauvoo instead of g
2 CONC oing back to Minnesota he decided to try his luck in Marshall county, Dakota territory wher
2 CONC e he established a homestead near the town of Langford.  The state of South Dakota was forme
2 CONC d November 2, 1889 at which time Terry became a citizen of that state.  It appears that abou
2 CONC t this same time his older brother James also went to the Dakota territory.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terence's baptismal record is located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.  T
2 CONC he Latin name of Terentium was used for the baptism.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. T. Brady , of Sonora, who has been in Mississippi for about five months, returned home l
2 CONC ast week.  He said it was too hot for him down there."  Nauvoo Independent, April 12, 1878.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. T. Brady of Sonora, called on us last Wednesday.  He has been in Minnesota for the las
2 CONC t two or three years and had returned from there but a few days before.  He will return in th
2 CONC e spring."  Nauvoo Independent, December 10, 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terry Brady, who has been in Dakota during the past eight years, arrived in the city Saturda
2 CONC y last, and will remain several months with relatives in this vicinity."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , January 11, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...James Ogden returned to his home at Pleasanton, Iowa, last Monday a week.  His uncle, Ter
2 CONC ry Brady, accompanying him.  Will visit relatives there, and then return to his home in Langf
2 CONC ord, Dakota...Sonora, Ill. Mar. 12 '89.    GERTIE"  Nauvoo Independent, March 15, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terry Brady, who has been visiting in this vicinity during the past two months, departed fo
2 CONC r his Dakota home several days ago."  March 15, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Brady, of Groton, and Terry, of Langsford, South Dakota were called to the city last Th
2 CONC ursday, on account of the serious illness of their mother."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 20, 18
2 CONC 92.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terry Brady departed for his home at Langford, S. Dak., Tuesday.  Miss Anna Brady accompanie
2 CONC d him for a two months' visit."  Nauvoo Independent, September 30, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terrence Brady departed for his home at Langford, South Dakota, last Tuesday evening.  His n
2 CONC eice, Miss Annie, of Sonora, accompanied him.  She will remain about two months.  The RUSTLER
2 CONC will keep them posted on Nauvoo affairs."  Nauvoo Rustler, October 4, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some sayings of Terence Brady during his last days on earth  - recorded by Jennie Whitfield B
2 CONC rady
2 CONT 
2 CONT "If you want to ascend, you must be a good climber."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Do & dare, if you think your right, work it out.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Quite a joke if I should happen to know something that younger men think they have learned i
2 CONC n college.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hold on to what you have, get what you can is bigger saying than it might look to be
2 CONT 
2 CONT The monkey may not be very far behind man.  A man is only advanced as far as his brain is dev
2 CONC eloped, not much we have to admit.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The physiccal is not so important any way
2 CONT 
2 CONT The hardest things for the human mind to do is let go
2 CONT 
2 CONT What did you ask?  do I know the phophets why yes, I know some of the boys, you see they ar
2 CONC e no greater than I am.  When I think right; nor than any others but then, these are big ques
2 CONC tions.  I may not be right.  I am on a big lecture tour, but not very well versed in book lor
2 CONC e, but I may know something after all.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Keep right on to the end of the road
2 CONT Keep right on to the end.
2 CONT If the way be rough let your heart be strong
2 CONT Keep right on around the bend.
2 CONT Though your tired and weary still journey on
2 CONT Till you come to that happy abode
2 CONT Where all you've loved and been longing for
2 CONT Will be there, at the End of the Road!"
2 CONT 
2 CONT The only God there is in your own Soul  You can not lose him, it is only fear.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Of course you can kill me, there are plenty enuf of you, but I'll be dammed if you can get th
2 CONC e best of me. or own me.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Stay in a condition as long as you are satisfied even if it is 10,000 years, you have plent
2 CONC y of time in your travels you may come to a church or a school house in the meadow, stay in e
2 CONC m as long as you have to learn your lessons, over and over again, but some day you will leav
2 CONC e them, that is the way men are made takes several hundred years to make intelligence seen o
2 CONC n the human face, but it sure does give a fellow a boost when he knows he has got there.
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2 DATE 19 Jan 2012
3 TIME 23:46:31
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2 NOTE 
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0 @I13@ INDI
1 NAME Jennie Belle /Whitfield/
2 SURN Whitfield
2 GIVN Jennie Belle
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1873
2 PLAC Green, Mecosta, Michigan, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Aug 1948
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Lindsay Cemetery,Tulare,California,USA
1 _UID 76BE38A7E4F2904D92DCB2F0AEF234DF89BD
1 FAMS @F12@
1 NOTE New Years Eve
2 CONT 1936-
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terry Darling
2 CONT Tonight I am thinking of you, am wondering if you sometimes think of me.  I recall the many N
2 CONC ew Years Eves we have spent together - with your dear arms around me and I felt so safe and s
2 CONC ecure. and the memories of such times sustain me in my lonely hours -  I am not wishing you b
2 CONC ack for you deserve something better and I can not be so selfish, but Dear Heart I miss you a
2 CONC nd will rejoice when I can join you wherever you may be.  I know you are working for and wit
2 CONC h the "Masters" and learning many valuable lessons.  I am asking your forgiveness for the man
2 CONC y times wherein I failed you but I want you to know that I have always loved you and always w
2 CONC ill. and look forward to the time I can tell you so face to face.  May the rest of my life b
2 CONC e one of patience and forbearance and love to all that I may be able to come to you with a cl
2 CONC ear conscience and with peace  So to-night may this New Year bring us closer together in Devi
2 CONC ne Love and under standing.
2 CONT Ever and Always my Love to You
1 SOUR @S2@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Oct 2009
3 TIME 21:29:57
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0 @I14@ INDI
1 NAME Clare Whitfield /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Clare Whitfield
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1895
2 PLAC Bismark, Custer, South Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Apr 1974
2 PLAC Newport Beach, Orange, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Apr 1974
2 PLAC Pacific View Cemetery, Corona Del Mar, Orange, California,USA
1 AFN 2142-HZD
1 _UID 8D8B27F82C93924A8C61A798C8A14A02B3E0
1 FAMS @F14@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 NOTE C. W. BRADY
2 CONT 972 East Colorado Street
2 CONT Pasadena, Calif.
2 CONT Long Beach
2 CONT 4/14/32
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks-
2 CONT      One thing about a serious sickness is the fact that it encourages a certain amount of le
2 CONC tter writing.  This phenomina would never be in evidence in normal times
2 CONT      I have enjoyed the experience of taking a look at the other side  if only momentarily an
2 CONC d it was not so bad in fact if it hadn' of been for responsibilities which I felt I had to b
2 CONC e taken care of I would rather have enjoyed continuing with the experience.  Am sitting up fo
2 CONC r the first time today & it sure feels funny - but due to a well planned diet & lots pf car
2 CONC e & rest I am going to be stronger then ever before.  I have made up my mind that I will kee
2 CONC p the old engine in perfect shape in order to do some of the things that are cut out for me i
2 CONC n the next 20 or 30 yrs.
2 CONT      It takes a rather severe bump to become cognizant of what is actually of the greatest im
2 CONC portance.  Without health it is hard to have other things so I am going to work on this ide
2 CONC a from now on-.
2 CONT      Every one was very gracious to me during the time of illness as was evidenced by the pro
2 CONC fession of flowers sent to me by every one.  The bif chief sent me a big bunch of cut roses w
2 CONC ith the wnstruction to take as much time as was neccessary to get well & then take another w
2 CONC k after that.  I didn't know I had made as many friends while in L. B.  My office seem to b
2 CONC e able to go ahead without me in fine shape which is good thing and a small compliment to m
2 CONC y management.
2 CONT      Am going to catch up on a lot of things that we wanted to do in the next week or so befo
2 CONC re going back to the job.  Well Mom enjoy the days as best you can because they are sliding b
2 CONC ackrad awfully fast.  And tell Pop to keep in mind that the first hundred years are the harde
2 CONC st.  As I am kind of tired now will close realizing that it takes a special occation t make m
2 CONC e write and that I don't want to overdue it now.
2 CONT Love  Clare
2 CONT 
2 CONT C. W. BRADY
2 CONT 972 East Colorado Street
2 CONT Pasadena, Calif.
2 CONT Long Beach
2 CONT 4/14/32
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Carol-
2 CONT      Just rec'd the big box of flowers and can't imagine you going to all this trouble bu
2 CONC t I sure appreciate it and the flowers are scattered all over the front room.  There are 3 va
2 CONC ses full, they are beautiful too-
2 CONT      I firmly believe that the depression with its attending physical ills has served to brin
2 CONC g people closer together in a realization that material things are not of prime importance an
2 CONC d that we should domething for somebody else accumulating  money only, as nessecary as that s
2 CONC eems to be.
2 CONT      Hope you & Laurence are not having to struggle as hard as you did alltho I don't see an
2 CONC y great change in business as yet.  However we are entitled to those things that are neceessa
2 CONC y to supply any need and should expect them absolutely.  Well try & see you soon.  Love to ev
2 CONC eryone---- Clare ----
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hotel Muehlebach
2 CONT BALTIMORE AVENUE
2 CONT AND TWELFTH STREET
2 CONT TRIANON HOTEL CO.
2 CONT Kansas City, Mo.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Tues, 6-
2 CONT Dear Mom,
2 CONT Guess what happened, I ran into a whole flock of cousins, on Pops side.  All by accident too
2 CONC .  The 1st one in James Terry Brady 3223 Washigton st. Kansas City Mo. he is a son ot Mike Br
2 CONC ady, Dads brother.  The next is Terry Thomas Moffitt 1502 E- 35th st K.C. son of Pops siste
2 CONC r Elizabeth.  The next on is Mrs. Harry Barquist of Des Moines Iowa & her mother was Mary Bra
2 CONC dy - Pops sis.  next one is Grace Sheppard 1617 Francis St. Joseph Mo. daughter of Mike Brady
2 CONC .  Next one is Adele Brady daugher of Mike Brady,  lives in Nauvoo Ill.  Next is Mrs. Wm H. H
2 CONC ontz Hamilton Ill.  1st cousin of mine, and the last is Wm Moffett of St. Louis Mo.  Hows tha
2 CONC t for uncovering a flock of relatives at one shot.
2 CONT I am going to write to all of them & visit as many as I can as soon as possible.  I have jus
2 CONC t spent the last hour with my cousin Jim Terry Brady & we got well acquainted.  He sure has t
2 CONC he Brady appearance ok.
2 CONT This really is an experience and so far they are all swell people.
2 CONT When Verle & Bill come out this summer I will take her around to visit them, it should be a k
2 CONC ick don't you think?  Well Mom many happy returns on Mothers day & I will write you again o
2 CONC n the above subject.
2 CONT Clare
2 CONT Mom
2 CONT Call Verle for more dope as I am sending her all the data.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clares remains were creamated.  When Clare was a boy in North Dakota he was supposed to hav
2 CONC e burned down his fathers barn.  Evidently Terence had a hard time recovering from this finan
2 CONC cially.
2 CONT 
2 CONT CLARE W. BRADY MEMORIAL TROPHY
2 CONT BE IT KNOW THAT
2 CONT The San Diego Power Squadron
2 CONT does hereby give to District 28
2 CONT A PERPETUAL TROPHY
2 CONT Known as the
2 CONT "CLARE W. BRADY MEMORIAL TROPHY"
2 CONT This trophy is intended to Promote Navigational Skills among district members competing in th
2 CONC e annual Founders Day Stag Cruise predicted Log Race.
2 CONT The District 28 member having the lowest percentage of error in the Founders Day Predicted Lo
2 CONC g Race will be awarded this trophy at the Spring Conference following this event.
2 CONT (Date Unknown)
1 SOUR @S3@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Nov 2009
3 TIME 18:21:40
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1 NAME Carol Altura /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Carol Altura
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Sep 1900
2 PLAC nr. Perth, Towner, North Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Oct 2001
2 PLAC Lindsay,Tulare,California,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 5 Oct 2001
2 PLAC Lindsay Cemetery,Tulare,California,USA
1 _UID 533DE7F6CDEBB24C968AD36F63F3F802D522
1 FAMS @F15@
1 FAMC @F12@
1 NOTE Feb. 1968
2 CONT "Shortly after midnight during  a thunderstorm and early hours of Sept. 3, 1900 I was born
2 CONC .  My folks lived on a farm in northeastern Towner Co. of North Dakota, 20 miles from the Can
2 CONC adian border & the nearest twon - Perth was 17 miles away.  They had recently moved from Sout
2 CONC h Dakota to this area.  My grandparents & my father had homesteaded in South Dakota when it w
2 CONC as still Dakota Territory.  My grandparents coming from Michigan first to Cartage Mo. where t
2 CONC heir two youngest children were born, and then to Dakotas when a Cavalry unit he belonged t
2 CONC o was sent out to quell the Sioux uprising.  They arrived with their family of six children
2 CONC , took up homestead land, built a sod house and barns for the stock.  My mother told about th
2 CONC e children picking up buffalo chips to use for firewood.  She told us many stories of life o
2 CONC n the prairies, the winter blizzards and summer droughts that often destroyed their wheat cro
2 CONC ps just before harvest time.  About harvest time when the thrashers moved in to thrash the wh
2 CONC eat, of big meals cooked for these men and of the relief to have the grain in & seed enough l
2 CONC eft for another year.  Grandfather started the first Sunday School in their area and was fo
2 CONC r many years the superintendent.  Grandmother was the one called on to help neighbors when si
2 CONC ck & acted as midwife at many births.  Grandfathers brothers like himself had been in the Civ
2 CONC il War except his brother Henry.  He was a doctor in Rochester, N. Y.  His brother Nathanie
2 CONC l also a doctor & lived many years in L.A.  Another brother was a preacher and one had poor h
2 CONC ealth as a result of being war prisoner in one of the famous southern (Libby Prison) prisons
2 CONC .  His family ran to preachers, teachers, doctors and professional type men.  His borther Hen
2 CONC ry twice a year sent medical supplies to his family with instructions how to care for his fam
2 CONC ily and neighbors from all around came to him for help, medications, even to having teeth pul
2 CONC led.  There were many Norwegian, German & some French settlers, many with old superstitions
2 CONC .  My grandmother had been a schoold teacher & the families greatest delight was in the book
2 CONC s the received to read.  They were all truly scholars of the better things even tho living i
2 CONC n a wild frontier.
2 CONT  My own father Terence Brady came as a young man & took up adjoining homestead.  He had lef
2 CONC t Nauvoo, Ill. home to strike out on his own.  He was 19 yrs older than my mother who was jus
2 CONC t a young girl when he came to Dakota.  So he watched her grow up so to speak.  She was a del
2 CONC icate child & the climate was hard on her.  She taught school, but was married on Oct 9 1893
2 CONC .  Clare their first son was born Feb 28, 1895.  Another son was stillborn and my Mother's he
2 CONC alth was not good.  Her people had moved west to Tacoma, Wash. where their older daughter ha
2 CONC d moved.  My father traded his place for one in North Dakota, where I was born Sept. 3 1900
2 CONC .  Her health still not good and I was a year old, they sold and Joined my grandparents in Wa
2 CONC shington.
2 CONT It was in Washington that my earliest memories go back to.  We were living on Whidbey Islan
2 CONC d & I can remember a big packing Box I played house in.  I undoubtedly tagged after my big br
2 CONC other as I thought he was special.  He was playing going fishing or maybe be was going fishin
2 CONC g.  Anyway I came along just as he cast his line & the fishhook caught in the corner of my ey
2 CONC e luckily missing the eyeball.  I remember the commotion and the excitement and how carefull
2 CONC y my father worked it out.  He had gently healing hands & whenever anything seemed wrong Clar
2 CONC e & I both would go to him, we would lie down & with one hand on our forehead & holding a han
2 CONC d in his, we would relax all would be right with us.  My folks had deep spiritual insight & g
2 CONC uided us thru God's Love and not fear.
2 CONT There were many adjustments for my father to make, from being a wheat farmer to coming West w
2 CONC here lumbering was the big industry.  Depression was hitting the country and I'm sure made i
2 CONC t harder to find oneself in industry wise.
2 CONT I remember living on a farm in suburban Tacoma.  A little settlement called Midland.  Here m
2 CONC y grandparents lived and my Uncle Will ran a store with a partner named Bixby.  He married Ma
2 CONC e Bixby, & used to say he married her because of the good pies she fed him, & didn't know he
2 CONC r Mother made them until after he was married.  He was a great joker but I believed for a lon
2 CONC g toime that story about the pie.  I dearly loved my Aunt Mae & was glad he was fooled.  The
2 CONC y lived next door to my grandparents.  My grandfather was bald & wore a beard & one day he sh
2 CONC aved off the beard and I thought my grandfather had moved away.  I called him the man that li
2 CONC ved at Grandpa's house and I could not be persuaded otherwise.  Grandmother always had crock
2 CONC s of cookies in her pantry & she'd skim the cream from pans of milk & how good the milk & coo
2 CONC kies were.  I remember their garden and especially the kitchen.  The pump was inside to pum
2 CONC p the water.  The bright shiny reflective lightsfor the lamp, the cozy stove and the big tabl
2 CONC e where all gathered to eat.  She always had foxgloves growing & I think of her to this day w
2 CONC hen I see foxgloves.
2 CONT On our farm I can remember following after my father behind the plow and once when I got stun
2 CONC g by a bee he quickly had me put my foot in a fresh cow dung to draw out the sting.  I recal
2 CONC l my reluctance but I wouldn't think of questioning my father.
2 CONT It was on this farm that I had my first big fright.  Clare & some neighbor boys were going hu
2 CONC nting and I was probably tagging along.  I was 5 years younger than Clare & I can imagine no
2 CONC w was a nuisance to the other boys.  One of them said for me to run home and when I didn't h
2 CONC e raised his gun & said he'd shoot me if I didn't.  Fun to scare a little girl.  I was no dou
2 CONC bt a nervous, sensitive child & became terrified as I started to run.  I literally felt lik
2 CONC e in a dream when you try to run and can't.  How far it was to the house and I could feel th
2 CONC e gun at my back.  I was hysterical when I got home.  I heard the boys laugh when I started t
2 CONC o run but I was completely terrified and it took me a long time to calm down.  In fact it lef
2 CONC t a long time fear of guns in my conciousness.  I developed a decided stutter & I feel now th
2 CONC at that fright to a nervous child greatly contributed to my speek difficulties.
2 CONT We used to take the street car into Tacoma & visit my cousins, the Sutherlands.  That was gre
2 CONC at fun.  Family picnics were held at Point Defiance Park and we children would run & play unt
2 CONC il worn out.
2 CONT I next remember living in a two story rooming house in Tacoma where the folks rented rooms ou
2 CONC t.  I can remeber going to the theater with my folks & making life miserable because I consta
2 CONC ntly wanted a drink or go to the rest room.  Really I was fearful as the first show evidentl
2 CONC y had a gun in it & when it went off I was frightened, so I espected every show to have a gun
2 CONC .  Hense the drink bit, I was trying to avoid a gun bang.  I also contracted whooping coug
2 CONC h ( how well I remember the terrific coughing & throwing up, and asking my mother each time i
2 CONC f I was going to die.  What fears children develop and not telling ones parents about them, t
2 CONC hey often multiply.
2 CONT It was there I also learned to skate and oh the skinned knees I suffered thru, but I was dete
2 CONC rmined to skate & spent many happy hours on them.  I liked the out doors and active play.
2 CONT I remeber being on a row boat on the Sound & being rocked by the wake of a big boat & an olde
2 CONC r boy cousin cried, so I was "brave" and didn't because the grown ups didn't seem to be afrai
2 CONC d.  I also remember my first automobile ride in a big red Rio.  My Aunt's gentleman friend dr
2 CONC ove us out to American Lake, where I heard some guns shooting & was fearful of being shot.
2 CONT The climate with so much rain was not so good for my Mother and times were hard for employmen
2 CONC t, so my father decided to leave for California to see if he could better himself & find a mo
2 CONC re suitable climate for my Mother.  He worked around some of the gold mines and was in northe
2 CONC rn California when then 1906 earthquake hit S. F.  Like many curious people he visited S. F
2 CONC . afterwards to see the ruins etc.
2 CONT I'm not sure how long my mother ran her roooming house, but we did move in with my grandparen
2 CONC ts in Midland because I started school in the Midland School.  When a boy I knew laughed whe
2 CONC n I had trouble saying words that began with L. I became quite concious of the fact I had spe
2 CONC ech trouble.  The school yard had lots of young fir trees around it.  In fact all the countr
2 CONC y had fir trees & it was quite a task to clear the land of trees, ferns & underbrush in orde
2 CONC r to have tillable land.  I remember a play house at school made with fir trees, and how th
2 CONC e ground and woods smelled after a rain.
2 CONT My father sent for us in November and we were to meet him in Klamath Falls, Ore.  He had bee
2 CONC n working at power plant on Yuba River when he first sent for us, so Mother made arrangement
2 CONC s to leave.   She was leaving her parents brothers and sisters for a new country.  In the mea
2 CONC time men were laid off at power plant and he had gone to Klamath Falls.  The train in those d
2 CONC ays went to Grants Pass and from there we took a stage coach to Klamath Falls.  It was dark w
2 CONC hen we started & the road was rough and it was stormy besides.  What a relief when we arrive
2 CONC d in Klamath Falls after midnight and there was our father waiting for us.  He was wearin
2 CONC g a duly hat I remember.  He was 6' tall, wore a mustashe & I thought him a handsome man.  H
2 CONC e took my mother by the arm and she lifted her shirts so they wouldn't drag, so I carefully l
2 CONC ifted mine and took my brothers arm, very important!  We stayed a month there.  Spent Christm
2 CONC as there & I remember visiting some Hot Springs near by and seeing some Indian.  I recalled v
2 CONC isiting the Worlds Fair in Seattle in 1906 and visiting an Indians Village where the Siwash I
2 CONC ndians lived.  My Uncle had taken us over.  I was impressed seeing Indian Squaws kneading bre
2 CONC ad in a big pan while she squatted on the ground.  Little Indian children playing around woul
2 CONC d dip their dirty hands in the dough and the mother didn't object.  Some white men nearby wer
2 CONC e saying something to Indian Man (apparently teasing) & the Indian picked up a pail of wate
2 CONC r and throwing in on the Man.  My Mother thought it served him right.  I was impressed by who
2 CONC le thing.
2 CONT My father decided to take us to French Corrall, Nev. Co. where he had made friends & worked i
2 CONC n mines.  When we left Klamath Falls, snow had fallen so the stage coach was changed for a sl
2 CONC eigh, and the trip to Grants Pass was made over snow, the horses prancing and the scenery bea
2 CONC utiful.  I can remember how beautiful the trees were with their many shapes.  We took the tra
2 CONC in at Grants Pass for Marysville, Calif.  Here we stayed all night at a hotel near where th
2 CONC e stages left for the Gold Country.
2 CONT We took off for French Corral, Nev. Co. by stagecoach going thru Smartsville & then north t
2 CONC o F. C. which was between Smartsville & North San Juan, and west of Grass Valley & Nevada Cit
2 CONC y.  This was a dusty, rocky road and we seemed to careen from side to side, but it probably s
2 CONC eemed that way to me.
2 CONT We arrived in French Corral and stopped at Culver House, a large 2 story house that served a
2 CONC s hotel.  French Corral is a sort of Basin ringed around by foothills.  I thought they were m
2 CONC ountains at the time.  Two active gold mines were operating at the time, and they were usin
2 CONC g Hydraulic mining at the time, drawing water from the Yuba River.  Whole hillsides were bein
2 CONC g washed down & the dirt being sluiced thru miles of sluice boxes stretching accross the "Dig
2 CONC gins".  An area that had been washed down  & worked for gold.  It was an impressive sight, ev
2 CONC en for a 6 yr. old to see this big stream of water coming thru a gigantic nozzle to wash & ea
2 CONC t away the hillsides.  This was stopped by Law the next year and that brought almost an end t
2 CONC o the big mining operations in this small town.  We were told it had a population of near 10,
2 CONC 000 in the gold hey day.  When we were there it had dwindled to about 300.
2 CONT My father introduced us to his friends.  The Culvers, The French's and others I can't recall
2 CONC .  At first we had rooms with the French's, a miner & his wife.  She had a piano & I was faci
2 CONC nated by that.  From then on I dreamed of owning one, but it wasn't until I began working tha
2 CONC t I had one.
2 CONT We soon found a house to rent higher on the ridge on road to N. San Juan.  Here we had a co
2 CONC w & chickens, fruit trees and grapevines on the slope back of us.  We had a big oak tree nea
2 CONC r the house on which was a big swing that I delighted in.  Also a big pine tree across the ro
2 CONC ad under which I would sit & crack pine nuts from ones that fell.  I can remember the rock un
2 CONC der the pine & how I loved those nuts.
2 CONT When school started Clare & I enrolled.  The school was in the town settlement, which also ha
2 CONC d a general store & post office and a saloon.  Wells Fargo had a large brick vault there, whe
2 CONC re gold was kept ready for shipment.  The School had one large room, with an ante room to on
2 CONC e side, a porch went across the front and down one side.  It had a woodshed in the back an
2 CONC d a girls & boys rest room, one on each side.  A well in front where hung a dipper.  Everyon
2 CONC e drank out of this dipper.  The teacher Marie Allen taught all 9 grades.  The room had a lar
2 CONC ge stove in the center.  The school was used for meetings, social affairs, and sunday school
2 CONC .  My father was a natural violinist and played all the old time tunes & the square dance cal
2 CONC ls.  He taught me to dance there.  He was a good dancer with natural rythm & I was always hap
2 CONC py when he would dance me around the floor.  I can recall social affairs where families cam
2 CONC e & the small children would be bedded down in the ante room.  A big midnight supper was hel
2 CONC d and it seemed very exciting.  Our house was qutie a ways from the school & it seemed lik
2 CONC e a long walk.  When weather was good one could take a short cut.  Down hill going to school
2 CONC , but a good climb home.  The road & trails were rocky.
2 CONT There were a number of boys Clare's age & he had to fight every one of them before he was acc
2 CONC epted.  A boy form the city had to prove himself.  He watched after me pretty close and would
2 CONC n't even let any boy tease me without a fight on.  I soon learned to run to him quickly i
2 CONC f I thought I was put upon.  He teased me a great deal himself, but no one else could.
2 CONT I was fascinated by all the pretty rocks & made collections of them.  Making believe they wer
2 CONC e people.  This way I had families of rocks & they seemed more fun than regular dolls.  I wa
2 CONC s always outlining play houses & making believe.
2 CONT On Feb. 28, 1908 my brother Arden was born.  That was a big event in the family.  My Mother'
2 CONC s sister Lucy Whitfield came to take care of her.  That was a big event also for us.  By th
2 CONC e time he was a year old we moved to a house not far from the school house.  We had a big bar
2 CONC n and pasture with fruit trees.  There were quite a few close neighbors as there were house
2 CONC s on each side of the lane and our house was below the lane.  This house had a big willow tre
2 CONC e down in the pasture and I loved to swing on the low hanging limbs.  When the hay was cut an
2 CONC d stacked, we'd play hide and go seek amoung the stacks.  I loved to run & climb trees.  Onc
2 CONC e in awhile I'd go with my father & brother on a gold mining or panning trip.  They had a roc
2 CONC ker & gold pans and I remember how exciting it was when a nugget or some gold would appear
2 CONC .  I was learning many lessons in human behavior.  I recall my mother teaching me, we were al
2 CONC l children of God and all mankind were brothers.  This was quite an equation to make.  I fina
2 CONC lly decided it was alright, except for the driver of the big freight wagons he drove.  Whenev
2 CONC er the freight came in, he apparently talked to his horses in a violent language which alway
2 CONC s scared me, if I happened to be in the store.  So I decided I could be brother to everyone e
2 CONC xcept the freight driver.  That was too much.  I was absorbing my folks philosophy of life a
2 CONC s a child of God, it was my responsibility to live as one.  So lessons in honesty, clean thou
2 CONC ghts & tolerance of others were basic.  Unpleasant things, "hard luck" were only experience
2 CONC s to help us toward higher goals.  God doesn't punish us, only ourselves & wrong ways punis
2 CONC h us. We reap what we sow.  My mother expected us to be obedient & when we weren't, her look
2 CONC s & words soon put us right.  I used to think it would be easier if she spanked me.  I though
2 CONC t she was a very brave woman.  Once when we were in a horse & buggy coming home, an automobil
2 CONC e came chugging along.  I was sure the horse would run away & I wanted to get out.  But she h
2 CONC eld the lines form & pulled off to the side of the road while the auto went by.  The horse wa
2 CONC s a little skittish but soon calmed down.  It was probably as important to let the horse kno
2 CONC w she wasn't afraid as it was the children.  I was impressed at any rate.
2 CONT At school one played many running games, Dare Bone, Run sheep run, Kick the can & Tag.  On ra
2 CONC iny days we played on the wide porch, mumbledepeg, hop scotch etc.  We roamed the hills in th
2 CONC e spring.  My father was cutting wood and it was a lonely lazy spring day, myriads of butterc
2 CONC ups, shooting stars & Baby Blue eyes were out.  The manzanita bushes were in bloom & how deli
2 CONC ghtful it all was.
2 CONT Christmas we went out and cut our own tree.  Strung popcorn & red toyon berries, made paper c
2 CONC hains Etc.  Had real candles for the tree & how pretty it was.
2 CONT Valentines Day was a favorite as we worked hard to make real pretty ones with real lace on th
2 CONC em & pretty pictures.  It was surely a do it yourself age and we never once thought we were u
2 CONC nder privileged.
2 CONT As my grandfather had fought in the Civil War, we were all brought up with patriotism & lov
2 CONC e of country.  The flag always had an honored place.
2 CONT The village had a general store and Post Office and a sa loon.  The Wells Fargo had a large b
2 CONC rick vault, which was used to store gold during the big mining days.  The first telephone i
2 CONC n the West was established there.
2 CONT Clare had a job delivering groceries for the store.  They had a fine teacher at the schoo
2 CONC l & Clare graduated form the 9th grade there in 1910.
2 CONT My father decided to go to Tulare that Spring as times were not good & work was scarce.  Whe
2 CONC n Clare graduated he knew there was nothing there for him.  He had earned the money for a bic
2 CONC ycle & he planned to join our father in Tulare when school was out & he left on his bicycle
2 CONC , riding all the way to Tulare from Nev. Co.  Mother & I & Arden left by stage to Marysvill
2 CONC e & then by train.  We shipped our belongoings & selling cows etc.
2 CONT The summer before tho a fire broke out & swept all around the hills.  The men & boys were ou
2 CONC t for days it seemed, fighting it.  The women prepared food & drink & taking it up to the men
2 CONC .  At night the fire seemed most menacing burning the trees as it swept up the hills.  By bac
2 CONC k firing they eventually got it stopped before it came down into the village.
2 CONT That  year also appeared Haley's Comet & that was a sight for everyone.  Many expecting dir
2 CONC e things, like sticking the earth & big castastrophes.  Always every age brings prophecies o
2 CONC f world's end, & dire things.  I recall the excited talk of neighbors, but the folks didn't s
2 CONC eem scared, so I wasn't.
2 CONT We lived there four years and I have many early memories of the Gold Contry.
2 CONT We arrived in Tulare & my father & Clare met us at the train.  He had rented a Tent House whe
2 CONC re he lived.  A platform floor & wood sides with a tenet over the frame.  It was summer tim
2 CONC e and hot.  The nightswere cool tho.  I'm not sure how long we stayed in the tent house, bu
2 CONC t had moved into a house before school started.  Clare should have entered high school, but n
2 CONC o extra money for that, as H. S. s were not as free as they are now.  Took money for book
2 CONC s & proper clothes and we were not in circumstances to afford extras.  I'm sure it was a disa
2 CONC ppointment to Clare as he had a good keen mind.  He found work where he could & soon got int
2 CONC o the mechanical world.
2 CONT Arden was years old and loved to run away.  Had a real yen to explore.  My Mother could span
2 CONC k & scold & often tied him to her sewing machine to keep him home where she could watch him.
2 CONT Livery stables with fine horses were quite the thing.  A neighbor who kept a horse and bugg
2 CONC y would take me & her girl for a buggy ride occationally and I thought that the greatest.  M
2 CONC y grandparents became ill & in Dec. Mother & I & Arden took the train to Tacoma and to Midlan
2 CONC d where they lived.  We had Christmas there and on New Years morning, the house caught on fir
2 CONC e and quickly burned.  All our clothes & Xmas presents, family heirlooms etc went up in smoke
2 CONC .  What a tragedy.  We had to get our invalid grandmother & grandfather out.  My uncle was i
2 CONC n his store & they sent me on the run to tell him.  Very little was saved.  Clothes came in f
2 CONC orm friends & relatives and nothing really fitted.  The family rented a house in South Tacom
2 CONC a & while there I went to the Horace Mann School.  I remember not seeing right & I was take
2 CONC n to a Dr. Slaydon an osteopath and corrections on my neck, corrected my eyes & headaches.  W
2 CONC as always sold on osteopathe when I needed something done.
2 CONT My grandmother died in the Spring and we stayed until after the funeral.  My grandfather ha
2 CONC d had a stroke that affected his speech, & he would be most frustrated because he couldn't ex
2 CONC press himself.  He would spend as much time outside in his chair as he could when the weathe
2 CONC r was nice.  I believe we stayed about six months and my mother felt she had to return to Tul
2 CONC are.  My Father had rented a house on O St. and we went back to a different place, then we le
2 CONC ft.  At the first home, I remember my father had fallen from a scaffolding & was hurt.  No wo
2 CONC rkmans Compensation then and it made it very hard on the folks.
2 CONT The little house on O St. had a big yard with cottonwood trees.  I used to climb them and wha
2 CONC t fun to make believe in my tree house.  An irrigation ditch ran south of the house and in op
2 CONC en fields, we'd play Cowboys & Indians, but the tree was my sanctuary.  My Mother used to res
2 CONC t every afternoon as she was not real robust.  One afternoon we received word that my grandfa
2 CONC ther had died.  I remember my Mother's sadness.  She probably felt she should have stayed lon
2 CONC ger in Tacoma.
2 CONT I had a good imagination and was always making believe & acting out stories with my friends
2 CONC .  Alos loved to skate.  There was a big pavilion on the main st E & W where a park is now
2 CONC , & I used to skate there for hours.  Also a friend & I would play on the portico of the H. S
2 CONC . imaging the columns & wide portico was her home.  We didn't need things we had our make bel
2 CONC ieve world.  The movies were new then & we would reenact every one we got to see.
2 CONT I went to the Christian Science Sunday School as that seemed to better express my folks philo
2 CONC sophy.  They were greatly inteested in what then was called "New Thought", and their Spiritua
2 CONC l Awakening was always along the newer philosophy rather than the orthodox.  My Mother had be
2 CONC en steeped in Methodism, but felt no real response or truth she could be inspired by.  My fat
2 CONC her was raised a Catholic & it too was automatic.  They both became interested in "New Though
2 CONC t" & sought to enrich their lives & thoughts as children of God and live the truths that th
2 CONC e Master Jesus taught.  "What I am, ye also can be".  It is not I, but the Father within tha
2 CONC t doeth the works "I and the Father are One".  When one starts on that conscious upward Spiri
2 CONC tual Climb to find oneself and his relation with & to God and to mankind, his awareness and v
2 CONC alues become clearer.  Enlightment occurs.  It is not an easy road, as many lessons have to b
2 CONC e learned and so we grow.
2 CONT Jan 31 1971 - Resuming story after 3 yrs.
2 CONT I attended the old Washington School in Tulare.  From O St. we moved to a house on N. H St
2 CONC .  Had a vacant lot next door & I spent many hours batting a tennis ball in the air & runnin
2 CONC g under with raquet to bat it up again.  Played marbles and investigated a eucalyptus grove n
2 CONC orth of us, which was fun to run thru the trees.  I was extremely thin and nervous, affectin
2 CONC g my speech in School.  While in the 5th grade my teacher was Miss Pyle & I thought her topps
2 CONC .  The school started a deportment system going to different rooms and teachers for special c
2 CONC lasses.  My math teacher, a Mr. Washburn who took an interest in me.  Having me come in for s
2 CONC pecial speech therapy.  He had me start taking early morning walks to increase my appetite s
2 CONC o I would eat breakfast, gain weight & hopefully put on some pounds.  He started me coming in
2 CONC to his room in the morning & read to his class.  Because he helped me, I relaxed and got s
2 CONC o I could read aloud with no trouble.  In other classes, tho I became self conscious and woul
2 CONC d start the old stutter syndrome.  Mr. Washburn also interested in astronomy & had his classe
2 CONC s come to his house on few evenings and he would paine out the heavens & constellations.  I
2 CONC n the 6th grade they decided to put me up a half grade.  I was capable in all phases except m
2 CONC ath, & the time I missed in grade I left & grade I went into had its effect on my later math
2 CONC .  It was too hard to pick up the missing parts & now realize I didn't have proper help in br
2 CONC idging the gap.  Miss Woods was my new teacher.  I recall I felt lost & alone in class with n
2 CONC ew classmates.  Had several good friends and we enjoyed our make believes & games at school
2 CONC .  In start of 7th grade we had a homemaking class which was given in the high school.  Learn
2 CONC ed all basic stitches in sewing, also became interested in H. S. football games & yelling mys
2 CONC elf hoarse.  I was gaining self confidence & enjoying my school days.  Clare had been livin
2 CONC g in Lindsay for sometime, and began to urge us to move there so he could live at home.  He w
2 CONC orked in garages & also as chauffeur for a well to do man.  Worked for Morley in old Ford  Ga
2 CONC rage.  In Spring then of 1914 the folks decided to move to Lindsay.  I was really sad and cou
2 CONC ldn't bear to leave my friends, school, & my real help in my speech.  The folks moved and tw
2 CONC o friends Mildred Stiff & Adilen Thomas who had a horse & buggy drove me over on a week end
2 CONC .  March 10, 1914.  A beautiful day with wild flowers blooming in profession.  How strang
2 CONC e I thought Lindsay.  Dirt streets & some curving, not like Tulare with paved main sts, etc
2 CONC .  We even rode int on Tulare Rd past the Ingoldsby place which as pasture, & just covered wi
2 CONC th poppies lupine paint brushes & all the wild flowers.  A really beautiful sight.
2 CONT I entered school & was a shy scared girl, so self concious I reverted back to stuttering whic
2 CONC h only made it much worse.  After a few days of school became sick, fever nausea etc.  Two we
2 CONC eks before I could go back again.  The half grade I was put up into in Tulare, placed me in a
2 CONC n irregular place here.  Was in low 7th in Spring, so would enter high 7th in fall.  Makin
2 CONC g a split year during 8th when graduation would take place.  So in 8th year, as high school w
2 CONC as in same building, the school divided the 8th grade for me & a few others, 1st half of th
2 CONC e year had Math & English and 2 High School subjects & last half taking history & geograph
2 CONC y & 2 High School subjects.  This also interfered with my Math, as by time we had 8th grade f
2 CONC inals, it had been 4 months since having math.  Even at that had over 9230 average in my coun
2 CONC ty exams.
2 CONT To go back to early Lindsay life.  We lived on Bellah Ave.  Clare and friend Claude Blotchle
2 CONC y roomed with us.  They were really eligible young men about town.  Clare was studying violi
2 CONC n & had group developing for dance orchestra.  They were good dances. Would pick up new danc
2 CONC e steps in S. F. & bring them to Lindsay.  They practiced on me, so as a result I became a go
2 CONC od dancer, knowing the latest steps.
2 CONT The family getting aquainted on Bellah, with the neighbors & had several social gatherings w
2 CONC e attended as families, Redstones, Hoppings, McNeills, Andersens, Burgeles, Whites, McKnight
2 CONC s to name a few.  That fall Anne Hill came from Illinois to live with her sister Florence McN
2 CONC eill.  I met her at the train & we have been friends ever since.  Later her parents & other b
2 CONC rothers & sisters moved out and lived on Bellah.
2 CONT Back to school, when I graduated from Grammar School I had 2 units of high school.  In 1st ye
2 CONC ar of H.S.  took enough extra subjects so at end of my freshman year, had enough credits to g
2 CONC o into Junior year.  Since  have regretted that, as I missed a year I should have had to enjo
2 CONC y.  I did have a good time in high school going to many dances.  Clare having an orchestra
2 CONC .  He married Verle Parker Oct 9, 1916.  That made another change in our life.  They were mar
2 CONC ried a Parker Ranch home.  I was bridesmaid and Verles brother Clifford was best man.  My dre
2 CONC ss was white organdy with many ruffles in the shirt.  I thought it preety special, but rememb
2 CONC er my Mother thought it a dilly to iron.  That Halloween our house caught fire from a box pun
2 CONC pkin in the window & ran up the curtains.  Anne H was there as we were going to a dance.  I r
2 CONC an out the house clutching my organdy dress & a bottle of milk on the doorstep.  The fire chi
2 CONC ef was Mr. Buszele who lived across the street & when he got the alarm, he went to Clare's a
2 CONC t Fairlawn instead of Brady's on Bellah.  My father got the fire out, he had just coume out o
2 CONC f bathroom & was dressed in his long underwear.  He climbed up in attic to be sure no fire th
2 CONC ere.  Anne & I were 2 giggly girls & to see his long legs hanging out of the attic hole sen
2 CONC t us into hysterical laughter.  But I did save my dress.  The summer (1916) before I staye
2 CONC d a month with Anne at the Gillette Ranch.  She was working for them & they took a trip to Ha
2 CONC waii & had me come out and stay with Anne for company.  We had this big house to ourselves, p
2 CONC lenty to eat and records to play.  A gardener would bring us flowers every morning & whateve
2 CONC r food we needed.  Occationally we would ride in the horse and buggy.  We had a great tim
2 CONC e & lived like the rich.
2 CONT 
2 CONT We dearly loved to dance and didn't miss many of them.  They were well supervised & anyone ap
2 CONC pearing with liquor on his breath, was out of it.  My brother saw to it.  I didn't have to da
2 CONC nce with anyone who drank or who had a "reputation".
2 CONT I enjoyed "Chorus" at school and was in several operettas.  Had several boy friends going t
2 CONC o dances & school activites.  Did have one special Oscar McDowell.  He played the drums.  Liv
2 CONC ed in Prairie Center.  Boys from that area went to Lindsay High School, also Strathmore Boys
2 CONC .  It was those country boys that gave us a Champion Football team.
2 CONT All during high school years a favorite pastime was hiking.  A party of us would hike all ove
2 CONC r the hills, during winter and spring.  Lindsay peak, Lindsay Rocky and up over little elepha
2 CONC nt back & into Round Valley.  We would take our lunch & be gone all day.  We would be tired b
2 CONC ut have good exercise & fresh air & good companionship.  One Halloween on a moonlight nigh
2 CONC t a bunch of us hiked to Lindsay Peak & back, & one Sunday Anne & Celia (sp?) Braton & I hike
2 CONC d to Strathmore on old, old highway that was just being built as piles of sand were along th
2 CONC e road.  We were pretty tired on that trip & stopped at Butze ranch on way home.  They gave u
2 CONC s a drink & drove us back to town.  We were glad of that.  Not many cars in those days.
2 CONT World War I was on and the country in throes of patriotism & war fever.  Girls & women knitte
2 CONC d sox & sweaters & rolled bandages.  Many assemblies at school were patriotic & even tearfu
2 CONC l from singing songs of the time.  "My Buddy", "Just a prayer at twilight", "Hello central i
2 CONC s my Daddy there" etc.  The war atrocities were played up big, until we couldn't believe ther
2 CONC e was a good German.  People of German blood really had a bad time.  So went my Junior and Se
2 CONC nior years.  By the time I was a senior, we were rationed on food.  Bread hard to get.  My Mo
2 CONC ther made cornbread every day it seemed, even in summer & baked in Hot Stove.  No coolers o
2 CONC r conveniences we know now.
2 CONT My first introduction to the mts. came in those high school years.  Carl Kroells & Mr. Babcoc
2 CONC k were going to Gen. Grant for a month.  Helen Babcock invited me to go along.  Carl Kroell
2 CONC s Ford car was really packed as we had to take enough food for the whole time.  We made a nic
2 CONC e camp & the mt. air soon had its good effect.  I was always a thin nervous girl & the summe
2 CONC r heat was hard on me.  This was a good health boon for me to be able to go to the mts.  Expe
2 CONC ct my friends thought I needed the change.  McKeills had a camp up there too, and we enjoye
2 CONC d hiking, singing & fun of the campfire.  All went well, until one day we hiked to Sequoia La
2 CONC ke, where I cut my foot on some broken glass.  Some other Lindsay people were ther & Bob Witm
2 CONC er in a Ford offered to drive us back to the park.  On a steep hill the car just couldn't mak
2 CONC e it with all of us in it, so we all got out to help push.  Anyway I got dirt in the cut & i
2 CONC t became pretty sore.  I got so I couldn't walk on it & was pretty miserable.  A young Dr. i
2 CONC n another camp looked at it & advised me to get home & have it taken care of.  I'm sure it sh
2 CONC owed signs of Blood poison.  They had me a kind of crutch to hobble on and some campers tha
2 CONC t lived in Dinuba were going home, so they took me to Dinuba where I could catch the train t
2 CONC o Lindsay.  I must have been a sorry sight, dressed in mt. clothes & hobbling on a makeshif
2 CONC t crutch.  My foot pained me a great deal and I was really homesick besides.  Imagine my surp
2 CONC rise when the train pulled into Lindsay & I met Clare coming out of the next car.  He had bee
2 CONC n in S. F. when I saw him all reserve melted away & I disolved in tears.  Bob Witmer happene
2 CONC d to be at depot so Clare had him drive us home.  The folks got Dr. Locke & one look at my fo
2 CONC ot & he had it in hot epsom salts water & the Lysol.  The red streaks had started up my leg
2 CONC , but the treatment got it in time.  Believe that was 1915.  My love for the mts. wasn't hur
2 CONC t any & I had many more camping trips.  Another enjoyable mt. vacation was spent at Oriole Lo
2 CONC dge with my friend Evalyn Childs & her sister & brother Ada & Otto Soper & daughter Carol.  A
2 CONC lso another sister Ruth Hess & the Dr. Bruce family.  There was a cabin we lived in, but th
2 CONC e Dr. Bruce family camped.  Dr. Bruce had advised me to get boots as protection against snake
2 CONC s.  Never did see any, but wore boots until they wore out.  On way to Oriole, stopped at Nort
2 CONC hmore Ranch.  They grew apples, garden & had a cow & chickens.  How good the food tasted.  Or
2 CONC iole was about a two mile hike from there I think as we walked it several times.  Once in a t
2 CONC hunderstorm.  The pines were really swaying & the lighting made our hair stand on end.  Gav
2 CONC e me an exhilarated feeling to run with the wind.  We were glad to be back in camp.
2 CONT April 22, 1976
2 CONT I graduated from L.H.S. June 1918.  Graduation week I was coming down with measles and didn'
2 CONC t realize it.  Had missed it all my growing years.  A bunch of us went to the "Dam" at Spring
2 CONC ville near Soda Springs, where we all went swimming.  The wather was hot & the water felt s
2 CONC o good.
2 CONT I had a chance to go to work for  Mr. Hersey, who had an office back of Lienhen Drug Store, w
2 CONC here the  cosmetics Dept. of Drugs Store now is.  Mckee  MAoon (sp?) also had an office ther
2 CONC e & Laurence Ingoldsby worked part time for Mr. MAoon & Mr Hersey.  Mr. Hersy was agent for T
2 CONC he Fancher Creek Nurseries in Fresno and L.E. was doing most of the work for Mr. Hersey regar
2 CONC ding the nursery.  Laurence had quit H.S. his senior year to do this work and sometime durin
2 CONC g this time 1917, Mr. Hersey turned the nursery agency over to L.E.  However when I went to w
2 CONC ork for Mr. Hersey I didn't see L.E. as I only lasted a week.  It was hot & I sat under a fa
2 CONC n trying to follow directions, but my throat got sorer all the time & was running a tempature
2 CONC , which finally caused me to stay home I became really sick & when Dr. Bond was called, she s
2 CONC aid the measles had been driven inside & was having a struggle to break out.  Expect my throa
2 CONC t showed that.  Finally did break out with them, but I was a very sick girl.  Became so thi
2 CONC n it hurt even to sit in a chair.  The folks had moved to Hermosa St. in house just west of p
2 CONC resent Benneyans Office.  The war was still on & so many foods rationed.  Flour for one thing
2 CONC .  Every day my mother made cornbread.  We had an oil stove & it was hot weather & it seeme
2 CONC d I ran temperature for ever so long.  Finally thought I was better & took a ride with some f
2 CONC irends & could feel myself getting sick again.  Took a back set & was as sick the 2nd time a
2 CONC s the first.  A real hard summer.  In August Clare & Verle who lived in Visalia then took m
2 CONC e over there & Verle set about to put some fat on my bones.   They lived next door to a chiro
2 CONC practor (Dr. Hofedity) & when he saw me & insisted I come over to his place for treatments
2 CONC .  I was so thin & had creased my monthly periods & could have been headed for something real
2 CONC ly serious.  Dr. Hofedity took me under his wing & with Verles good cooking I begin to pick u
2 CONC p.  Clare was in partnership with Mr. Bahler in an auto ignition repair shop.  I went to wor
2 CONC k in their office & while there Clare taught me to drive.  I was thrilled over that & to ge
2 CONC t a driving license all one had to do was to apply to Vehicle Motor Dept. & one was sent to y
2 CONC ou.  It was quite a few years before you really had to take a test.  I stayed in Visalia unti
2 CONC l late Fall when the 1918 Flu epedemic broke out.  Verle was pregnant with Bob.  People wer
2 CONC e required to where masks & people were really dying all over from the Flu.  I believe it wa
2 CONC s November when I came back to Lindsay.
2 CONT Less Flu casualties here.  By the time I came back the folks had moved from Hermosa St. to th
2 CONC eir own place on 525 Homassel.  My father had been able to buy that lot.  Bought a bldg. know
2 CONC n as Socialist Hall which was located North of old Baptist Church on Elmwood.  He moved it o
2 CONC n lot, turned the bldg lengthwise, crosswise of lot, added an ell & a back Porch, divided th
2 CONC e floor space into rooms and we had our own home.  That was a big deal for the Brady family
2 CONC .  I remember starting a cold and I thought of the Flu, so I sat down & kept reading the 91s
2 CONC t psalm & miraculously the cold dried up & the Flu escaped our family.  I was offered a job a
2 CONC t the Calif. Olive Growers Bldg at south end of Sineet Briar.  I worked until summer.  Had co
2 CONC lumns of olive tonnage to add & no adding machine.  Really had to learn how to add.  That sum
2 CONC mer 1919, the folks decided to go to San Jose & find work in the peach canneries.  Anne Hil
2 CONC l went with us.  My father hired a neighbor Mr. White to drive us there.  On the way the ca
2 CONC r ran off the road & almost turned over, but we got back on road & altho shook up continued
2 CONC .  Got jobs at Calif. Packing Co. & moved into one of the Co. Cabins.  Anne & I had a great s
2 CONC ummer.  Met several boys who took us around & showed us the sights & it was great for 2 count
2 CONC ry gals.  Didn't make our fortunes but able to buy some new clothes & enough to come home b
2 CONC y train.  The folks came back in time to get Arden in school.  We stayed until tomatoes began
2 CONC .  One of the boys had a car & we had a trip to Santa Cruz & S. F.  We appreciated the boys a
2 CONC ttentions but were glad to get home and free from them, as they were getting serious.  I wen
2 CONC t back to work at Olive House & along in November 4 of the S.J. boys came down to look for wo
2 CONC rk here.  They stayed at McNeills.  Anne & I were on a spot, we had to be nice to them but no
2 CONC t really interested on as good friends.  They eventually went back to S. J.  Believe that yea
2 CONC r spring of 1920, Aunt Lucy, Mariel & cousin Ethie Marsh visited us form N. W.  Ethie was no
2 CONC t well.  In early ummer my mother went to Wash with Ethie & visited her family.  Aunt Luc
2 CONC y & Mariel stayed with us until mother returned & she went back to Portland.  We spent some t
2 CONC ime in General Grant Park.
2 CONT In the fall I office work work made me nervous & I didn't work steady.  Olive Co had new mana
2 CONC gers.  In Dec. early I walked up Mirage & saw a new little bldg. going up & plants sitting ou
2 CONC tside.  Out of curiosity I walked by & Harold Ingoldsby came out & asked if I was Miss Brady
2 CONC .  He had heard I wasn't working & he asked if I would like to work tempararily.  L.E. was ha
2 CONC ving bldg made & was going to open flower shop, along with nursery.  Nursery was at Ingoldsb
2 CONC y home place on Tulare Rd.  I was interested & went to work as sales lady.  Had to learn abou
2 CONC t flowers anyway I could.  Harold was my boss as I seldom saw Laurence.  He was busy sellin
2 CONC g nursery stock & was traveling a lot to S.F. & around the State.  He was doing really well a
2 CONC nd Bank loanig him money to buy new nursery stock.  He even bought 10 acres on old strathmor
2 CONC e hiway & setting out to orange trees.  Then a depression hit & he was left with a lot of fru
2 CONC it trees on hand & private loans due & no money to pay.  They had been willing to loan withou
2 CONC t security as he had been a successful young man & willing to loan him the money.  I worked a
2 CONC t "Canary Cottage" as he named it until Spring, when nursery season was over & he having fina
2 CONC ncial problems.  Harold went to work elsewhere & I did see Laurence occationally.  A new rea
2 CONC l estate office opened by G.T. Rider & I got a job there as Stenographer.  I did well takin
2 CONC g dictation, but had trouble talking on the phone as my nervousness made me stutter.  Howeve
2 CONC r he was satisfied with my work & wanted me to continue, but I had planned on visiting relati
2 CONC ves in northwest and in July went to Portland to visit Aunt Lucy & family.  Had an enjoyabl
2 CONC e time there going on many weekend picnics in surrounding countryside.  In August we went t
2 CONC o Vashon  Island to visit relatives there, The Marshes & the Will Whitfields.  While there be
2 CONC gan to have a recurring ear absese.  Went to ear specialist in Tacoma & said infected tonsil
2 CONC s were the cause & they had to come out.  Had local anesthetic & I remember it was an ordea
2 CONC l & took quite a while to recuperate.  In September went back to Portland with the Catton's
2 CONC .  While visiting the Sutherland cousins in Seattle got exposed to the scabies which were ram
2 CONC pant in the NW.  It didn't really break out until back in Portland.  My uncle had recommende
2 CONC d me to office mgr of Big Dept. Store Alds, Wortman & King & I went to work in office.  Had u
2 CONC sed up all my money with tonsil operation & visiting & needed money to get home again.  Whil
2 CONC e in the office met a girl who was acquainted with Florist Nilslas & Son.  I was interested i
2 CONC n learnig florist trade.  Also filled in as on of bosses private secretary and was offered th
2 CONC e full time job.  But I was planning on coming home to Calif. & turned it down.  About that t
2 CONC ime the scabies got real bad & I was miserable with itch.  Used everything I heard what to do
2 CONC .  Finally Germicidal Soap #2 on top of everything else, died it up.  One of girls in offic
2 CONC e found I had it altho it was on wane she complained to mgr.  He said as long as I was planni
2 CONC ng on going home, perhaps I should quit then.  My friend introduced me to Hans Nilslas & he a
2 CONC greed to let me come in his shop & watch what they were doing & learn all I could that way ab
2 CONC out the floral business.  I did this for a week, & in the meantime I wrote L.E. I would lear
2 CONC n all I could & could even so some of his office work if he was reopening his floral Shop.  H
2 CONC e wrote that I had a job waiting, so I came home in time for Thanksgiving & ready to work b
2 CONC y Dec. 1921.
2 CONT I helped with the bookeeping and was learning all I could about the flower business and the F
2 CONC ruit tree & grapevines L.E. was wholesaling.  While the market had dropped in the nursery bus
2 CONC iness somewhat leaving him with a lot of unsold nursery stock to pay for, he still had some r
2 CONC egular custumers.  He kept the fruit trees out to his folks place 1078 Tulare Rd.  All grapev
2 CONC ines had to be dipped in hot water at cetain temperature for a certain length of time.  He ha
2 CONC d a tank built with a large basket that could be lowered into the tank.  Water was heated b
2 CONC y oil I believe.  Harold in lighting it one morning, was severely burned. Ted Braswell worke
2 CONC d fo L E then also Fred Stewart, Frank Wammack.  Ted worked for us a good many years, livin
2 CONC g in a cabin on the homeplace.  He was killed driving aou truck around Niles, turned it ove
2 CONC r in 1945.  Jack Fredrick usually drove the truck, but this time Ted wanted to take it out
2 CONC .  Ted was a good faithful nursery worker.  To get back to earlier days, Ihad started going t
2 CONC o dances held at arboretum & had met several dancing partners.  My friend Anne Hill had marri
2 CONC ed Ralph Keeley in Nov. 1921.  I told L.E. about the dances.  Harold would tell me about hi
2 CONC s girl in Brooklyn he met during the War.  Bea Stafford.  I believe it was about March that L
2 CONC . E. invited me to go to the dance.  He had to make a trip north first & of course was late g
2 CONC etting back & Harold kept his date, with L. E. arriving later.  He was a good dancer & I wa
2 CONC s also, so we hit it off very well.  So that started the courtship.  His nursery friend Mr. C
2 CONC hambers of Madera came down a time or two & helped us making sprays & teaching us & I picke
2 CONC d up all I could from Magazine Florist Review.  Our floral business wasn't too big so we gre
2 CONC w with the town flowerwise.  That summer 1922 I visited my brother & wife Clare & Verle in Pa
2 CONC sadena.  Believe I had my hair cut while down there.  A big step, short hair just getting pop
2 CONC ular.
2 CONT In the meantime L. E. had sold Canary Cottage to raise some money.  He rented space in old Al
2 CONC elano Bldg.  Now where Virginias Fasluons is next to Cent. Valley Electric.  Rent was $65.0
2 CONC 0 a month and that was big.  We tried selling cards, pottery as well as flowers, not too man
2 CONC y plants as they were very seasonable.  He had his nursery office there & I kept books, got o
2 CONC ut bills & took dictaion & wrote letters, learning more about flower arranging, which I reall
2 CONC y enjoyed.  Our interest in each other grew & we planned to get married.  I really had a har
2 CONC d time making up my mind.  I knew it was a lifetime decision & I wanted to be sure,  We wer
2 CONC e married July 8th 1923.   We planned to close the shop for the summer, but at the last minut
2 CONC e, someone wanted to use the office for the summer.  An orange man.  We had made plans to ge
2 CONC t married in Delano at the  Parish house & go on down south for the summer.  The priest tha
2 CONC t served Lindsay at the time lived in Delano, so we had a Kern Co. license.  We were marrie
2 CONC d 9 a.m. by Father Stuhlman.  Howard & Bea had been married two weeks before in L.A. she comi
2 CONC ng out from Brooklyn.  We were werved a nice breakfast, just family was there.  We had to com
2 CONC e back to Lindsay to get shop ready for the summer tenants.  It was a hot hot day coming bac
2 CONC k we had a flat tire in the Ford on seater so pulled into Portersville garage, so while there
2 CONC , Harold & Ray really decorated the car.  My folks had gone on south as they had planned
2 CONC .  I really developed a sick headache form nerves & heat.  We went back to Ingoldsby's & I ha
2 CONC d to lie down until mu headache subsided.  We went over to our place & spent the first coupl
2 CONC e days there & working.  Finally got away to Pasadena and stayed in Hotel Green.  We also wen
2 CONC t to San Diego & also stayed at old Mission Hotel in Riverside.  We got a small apt. in L.A
2 CONC . Sb. & L. E. looked for work.  Our money was rather limited.  He collected a few bills tha
2 CONC t was owed him.  He started selling "Ferilore" a plant food in Beverly Hills & Hollywood area
2 CONC .  He called on many nice homes & sold enough to keep going.  Our apt. had no laundry & I di
2 CONC d all washing by hand.  Real Hard.  But we were young & happy.  We stayed there until Sept
2 CONC . & then we started up the coast to S. F.  Stopped in Lodi where he had an account that was d
2 CONC ue.  Arrived there in time to hearr about the big earth quake in Japan.  Our custumer was Jap
2 CONC anese & he was really upset & so back to Lindsay, where we rented our first house on Denver C
2 CONC t, on corner of Tulare Rd.  We had a bedroom & dining room set & an inexpensive 4 burner ga
2 CONC s stove, & a small ice box.  I had bought myself a set of dishes and a set of silverware.  I
2 CONC n those day us "common people" didn't have showers so outside of a few wedding presents, we b
2 CONC ought all our own supplies.  I had been buying for my "Hope Chest", so had linens & enough be
2 CONC dding for the bed.
2 CONT In October found I was pregnant.  We had moved our shop as rent too much for us (times weren'
2 CONC t affluent) to the west side of Alanielsons Plg. Co.  The P.O. wasn't there then.  They ha
2 CONC d a mezzanine where we had our office, & a back room to do floral work & a section of the fro
2 CONC nt for display.  Not too fancy but the rent was not too bad.  I owrked when we had floral wor
2 CONC k.  Bea worked in office part time, also Evelyn Barry.  Then Mrs. Danielson answered phone a
2 CONC s she was in Plg Shop.  We got thru the winter and Carol Jeanwas born 6 a.m. May 30th, 1924
2 CONC .  Laurence had left shortly to pick some flowers for Memorial orders.  At that time all ou
2 CONC r flowers came form S. F. by Railway Express.  Had two trains a day form the north.  When h
2 CONC e returned we had a lovely baby daughter.  I had a fairly hard time as no benefit of drugs
2 CONC .  My Mother was there to take care of me & Dr. Bond was the Dr. She worked with me from 12 o
2 CONC 'clock on.  She was born at home as were all the children, with Dr. Annie Bond officiating.
2 CONT By Jan. 1925 I was beginning to feel good again & enjoying our growing daughter.  After we go
2 CONC t her food regulated she was a good baby. full of smiles.  I became pregnant again.  Times we
2 CONC ren't too good and we really struggled for every dollar.  We had moved to a house back of 52
2 CONC 0 Elmwood.  Laurence was raising vegetables on some land he rented & had some grape cutting
2 CONC s in.  He also worked half day for Mr. MAoon for 75.00 per month & that was our main income
2 CONC .  Not much flower business & what we did we made on our back screen porch.  It was a hot sum
2 CONC mer & Norman was born Oct 9th 1925.  Aunt Lucy & Mariel came from Washington & helped take ca
2 CONC re of me.  L.E. had his wholesale nursery business & with that & what we did in flowers we ma
2 CONC naged.  Tho we had some big debts over us.  That next summer my folks went wouth & we moved i
2 CONC nto their hould 525 Homassell & Lurence started gleaning oranges & selling them around the Va
2 CONC lley.  He leased the corner Lot at Elmwood & Hermosa from McLeas & he made enough on his oran
2 CONC ges to put up another Bldg. 20 x 30 a lath House.  We were there from 1926 to 1936.  We had t
2 CONC o get off the corner lot as it had been sold.  After a lot of looking & persuading we were ab
2 CONC le to buy the acre where we are now.  Mr. Sorenson form Bakersfield a good nursery friend hel
2 CONC ped us finance it.  With Mr. Sorenson we sold lots of grapevines all  over the State.  Denepu
2 CONC h of Delano & Mr. Mergoian of Visalia were 2 real good custumers.  Sold a great many in Coach
2 CONC ella Valley.  Wholesale business with fruit trees & grapevines was good.  Made contract wit
2 CONC h orange growers in Coachella Valley for citrus.  Mr. Fowler of Newcastle raised fruit tree
2 CONC s for us.  A combination of long standing.  My father built a small house in rear of 525 H fo
2 CONC r he and Mother & lived in front until 1952, when we built on Hamblin Way.  Ann was born Fe
2 CONC b 13, 1934, Larry on June 6, 1937 both on Homassel.  Dr. Bond attended all four.  My father d
2 CONC ied Aug of 1933, also Laurence's Father within 3 days of each other.  They were the first peo
2 CONC ple buried in that section of Olive cemetery in front of present office.
2 CONT Aunt Lucy who had lived with us off & on all those years.  She passed away Fall of 1942.  W
2 CONC e were at war.  C. J was going to San Jose State.  Norman had entered U. C. at Berkeley.  H
2 CONC e entered the Army that Dec.
2 CONT I have passed over quite a few years.  After Norman was born I was in poor health for severa
2 CONC l years.  Took a lot of treatments & health care to make me feel normal again.  I did feel go
2 CONC od again so Ann was born.  we enjoyed her babyhood.  Had 2 built in baby sitters & we were mo
2 CONC re relaxed about raising children.  We were doing better in business & slowly getting out o
2 CONC f debt.  By the time Larry was born we were having it much easier which relieved a lot of str
2 CONC ain & tension wewere on.  The big depression years were hard, but we ahd always been in a fin
2 CONC ancial depression so we weren't as downed by it as those that lost what they had.  The War ye
2 CONC ars were busy ones and financially we were able to pay off old debts & look forward to someth
2 CONC ing for ourselves.
2 CONT We took the acre in on a baddebt, where I now live, but it was several years before we buil
2 CONC t our home in 1952 & moved from 525 Homassel.  My Mother passed away Aug. 23, 1948 on L. E.'
2 CONC s birthday.
2 CONT May 28, 1978.
2 CONT It has been sometime since I last wrote & I did pass over a lot of years.  They were busy one
2 CONC s trying to get out of debt, raise our family & build a solid business.  All too soon Carol J
2 CONC ean was out of H.S. ready for college.  We managed to send her to then San Jose State.  The w
2 CONC ar was on.  She was the first to leave home and that really left a vacancy.  The next year No
2 CONC rman graduated from H.S. & Larry entered first grade.  We wondered if we would make it thru a
2 CONC nother 12 years before he was ready for college.  Ann entered COS in 1952 & then transferre
2 CONC d to Fresno State where she graduated.  In 1945 Carol Jean married her war time boyfriend wh
2 CONC o she met in S. J.
2 CONT Joe Kirby.  He was a P38 Pilot & home was in St. Louis Mo.  She had one more year to finish c
2 CONC ollege, but determined to be married.  War romances were the thing & when he came back from I
2 CONC taly, he came west & they were married July 28, 1945.  He was released from Army in Oct. & th
2 CONC ey moved to St. Louis.
2 CONT Norman entered Berkeley U.C. but the Army picked him up in Dec. 1943.  Think my dates are rig
2 CONC ht.  He took training in Texas, also Fort Lewis in Wash. & sent to Hawaii where he was statio
2 CONC ned until discharge when war was over.  They CJ & Joe returned to Lindsay Fall of 1949.  Sh
2 CONC e was pregnant with Roseanne.  Their marriage not a happy one.  His war years gave him a liqu
2 CONC or problem.  They moved south after Roseanne was born but their life didn't improve and the
2 CONC y got a divorce when Roseanne was 4 yrs old & Carol Jean came home.  We had insisted she fini
2 CONC sh college and she graduated from Washington University in St. Louis.  She went to COS summe
2 CONC r school to obtain her California credentials.  Taught one year at Doyle in Portersville.
2 CONT That summer Ann & her roomate Janice graduated from Fresno State.  C.J. went back to S.J. t
2 CONC o visit some of her old college friends & one of them worked in Cambrian School district.  Sh
2 CONC e had Carol Jean, Ann & Janice all applied for teaching there & were accepted.  They moved th
2 CONC ere & all kept house together.  Consequently she met John Carroll & Ann met Jerry Jarvis wh
2 CONC o they married.
2 CONT Larry was longer going to college.  We Lost L. E. Oct 14 1958.  Larrys second year.  He staye
2 CONC d home with me the rest of semister.  The year before he took off work trying to find his goa
2 CONC l.  Also joined the National Guard to get in his army duty.  He was 5 years getting his crede
2 CONC ntial & found teaching was his forte.
2 CONT When Norman came home from service he entered Davis as he had working in Nursery in mind.  We
2 CONC nt one year & anxious to go to work as 2 years in army, 4 years of school seemed too long.  H
2 CONC e's father needed him as we were real busy, we didn't object too much.  He met Daphine Owe
2 CONC n & has been happily married.
2 CONT May 12, 1986.
2 CONT Looking this over find I need to fill in a lot.  Dec 11, 1949 Our first grandchild was born C
2 CONC arol Rsoeanne Kirby, 30 days later twins Kirk & Bron born to  Norman & Daphine.  An excitin
2 CONC g time for us.  N & D lived nest door & both grandmothers helped in those early months.  Bus
2 CONC y happy years.  Children all married & 13 great grandchildren.  L. E. left us in 1958.  Poo
2 CONC r health, worries, Depression a sad time.
2 CONT My later years had some nice trips Bea & I to Northwest.  Bea, Mary B, Bernue W O 2 to N.W
2 CONC . & Canada.  Bea & I to Mexico where Larry going to University one summer.  We joined he & Ju
2 CONC dy.  Another trip to Mexico with Arden & Helen toured the whole country.  A trip East one Fal
2 CONC l with Arden & Helen.  A trip to Hawaii with Arden & Helen.  A trip to Tetons, Yellowstone, D
2 CONC akotas, Montana etc with Larry Judy Erin & tracy.  A trip up to Canada & N.W. with Arden & He
2 CONC len.  A trip to new Lake Powell with Hazel Giefer, Bea, Bernice & myself.  Morro Bay, Cayceca
2 CONC c, Yosemite.  The good times, also the sad times.  Lost my brother Clare.  Then Bill & Bo
2 CONC b & Verle & Sept 1985 my younger brother Arden.  A real loss I still miss greatly.  I'm the l
2 CONC ast of my Brady family.
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2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Arden Whitfield
2 NICK Steve
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2 DATE 28 Feb 1908
2 PLAC French Corral, Nevada, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Sep 1985
2 PLAC Vista, San Deigo, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Sep 1985
2 PLAC Oak Hill Cemetery, Escondido, San Deigo, California, USA
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2 CONT                                    April 22, 1981
2 CONT Dear Blaine :-
2 CONT 	About two years after you urged me to write about my life, I have begun an account which ma
2 CONC y turn out to be as much fiction as fact.  What life isn't when viewed in retrospect by the w
2 CONC riter about himself.
2 CONT 	I was born on my older brother Clare's thirteenth birthday about 5 a.m. on a chilly Februar
2 CONC y 28, 1908 in the gold mining town of French Corral, California.  I have no recollection of t
2 CONC his event so this is heresay, altho I would resent, even now, if someone spanked my bare bott
2 CONC om just to make me cry.  In subsequent years I received many spanking and recall enjoying non
2 CONC e.  My mother, Jennie Bell Whitfield Brady, was thirty four and I gave her a difficult time
2 CONC .  My father Terence Brady at fifty four years was probably appalled and then totally delight
2 CONC ed as he had quite a few reverses in the immediate preceding years.  My sister, Carol Altura
2 CONC , at 8 years probably thought another boy, ugh, but as a baby better than a teasing older bro
2 CONC ther.
2 CONT 	Nothing in the next year and a half was of importance except I fell off a foot bridge on m
2 CONC y head - this accounts for many things.
2 CONT 	My first memory was being very mad because my sister wouldn't let me slide down a hill cover
2 CONC ed with snow.  The scene is vivid, and I'm told, was probably in Tacoma where my Grandparent
2 CONC s lived.
2 CONT 	My next memory was at 2 years riding in a hot train all day and arriving in Tulare just as t
2 CONC he summer sun set in fiery ball.  We were met by my Father and Clare and we set off for hom
2 CONC e in streets which were deep in fine dust.  Tulare 1910 had been the repair yards for the Sou
2 CONC thern Pacific Railway, but was now a forlorn and unprosperous country town.  We lived there f
2 CONC our years.  I fought the Civil War on the vacant lots between the house and S.P. tracks.  I
2 CONC t was there that I declared that I was going to "preach and read".  I still read.
2 CONT 	While digging a well turning a windless his partner let loose and caught my Dad's shoulder
2 CONC , breaking it.  Never prosperous this was an especially difficult time while his shoulder men
2 CONC ded.  A carnival came to town and mom scraped up a dime for my ride on a Merry Go Round she p
2 CONC ut me on as it was moving and somehow got hit breaking her ribs.  Tulare was not the familie
2 CONC s best experience.
2 CONT 	Clare had learned how to drive a car and at 17? was the personal chauffeur of the head engin
2 CONC eer for the Electric Co.  He had been to Lindsay and persuaded the family to move to this ne
2 CONC w and bustling town where they were planting orange orchards.  We arrived in Lindsay, first o
2 CONC f March 1914.  Clare had borrowed a truck to move us from Tulare.  I promptly ran away to th
2 CONC e nearest hill which was green and covered with flowers.  Clare found me too tired to walk an
2 CONC d expecting a severe spanking.  Everyone was too tired so I didn't get one.  I have always lo
2 CONC ved California's hills especially in the Spring.
2 CONT 	The summer of 1914 I first heard about what turned out to be the start of World War I.  Th
2 CONC e neighborhood kids were talking about it and how the Germans were really conquering all befo
2 CONC re them.  I began to learn about war at age 6 and though I had re-fought the Civil War in m
2 CONC y imagination, the real thing was exciting, but depressing.  In the second grade, Wilson beca
2 CONC me President on the promise of a peace program.  April 1917 we were in the war to save the wo
2 CONC rld for democracy.  All young and able bodied men enlisted so as to be part of the great crus
2 CONC ade.  Those who did not enlist were openly called "slackers" and made to feel very uncomforta
2 CONC ble.  Clare had married Verle Parker in October 1916 and after a short time moved to Visali
2 CONC a where he had an interest in an auto electric business.  At twenty-one to twenty-two he wa
2 CONC s openly called a slacker, but was really turned down because of a deafness in one ear.  Th
2 CONC e war soon turned to casualty lists which were printed in the Fresno Republican each day.  Th
2 CONC ere were many in Lindsay who were on the lists.  I knew most of them or their families.  Th
2 CONC e casualty lists each day became an increasingly depressing factor in my life.  I have neve
2 CONC r viewed war as other than man's ultimate stupidity from that day.  I was 10 years old by th
2 CONC e time the war was over.  Armistice Day was one of great jubilation in the town.  The whole t
2 CONC own closed down and an impromptu parade accompanied by every conceivable noise maker was cele
2 CONC brating.
2 CONT 	The Volstead Act had been passed and there was little liquor to be had -esp.- not in Lindsay
2 CONC , but what there was flowed freely.  I remember seeing my first drunk who was having more fu
2 CONC n than anybody while everyone laughed at him and continually pulled him out of the way of exc
2 CONC itedly driven cars in the parade.  He kept repeating "Hey, John - you tickle me"?  I still sa
2 CONC y it on appropriate occasions.
2 CONT 	In 1915, I think, Clare lived at home and shared a room with a young man who also worked i
2 CONC n the same garage.  My Mother who had been a teacher was not impressed by "Claude" who bragge
2 CONC d to her about how he "fooled the teacher".  Claude was practically illiterate, but he had "f
2 CONC ooled the teacher".  Another favorite expression was born.
2 CONT 	Sometime before Clare was married in 1916 he gave me his bike and in that same period of tim
2 CONC e I acquired what turned out to be the nickname "Steve".  It derived from a comic strip calle
2 CONC d "Steve de Bunk and Steve de Boody".  We called each other by Steve de Bunk ragged one anoth
2 CONC er.
2 CONT 	During War I there was no building materials available.  "Pop" bought the Maxwell Socialis
2 CONC t Hall and moved it onto a lot where a previous house had burned down.  He scrounged material
2 CONC s and added on and did most of the work himself.  This was 1918-1919.  The plumbing was crook
2 CONC ed and backward but worked.  The bathtub had a cracked enamel down the back.  It probably i
2 CONC s still in use.  This was 525 Homassil Avenue which is still in Carol's possession today in 1
2 CONC 980.
2 CONT 	My oldest friends in Lindsay was the Anderson brothers.  Berger, Arthur and Eustece who wa
2 CONC s nearest my age.  He had his fiftieth marriage year in 1980 - same as we.
2 CONT 	I ran all over Lindsay pushing my vehicle - a stick with segment of barrel hoop pushing a ba
2 CONC by buggy wheel.  Played marbles, spun tops, and in the summer played kick the can, run sheep
2 CONC y run, and baseball.  Spring time I hiked the hills.  I carved wooden race cars that resemble
2 CONC d Indianapolis race cars, made airplanes using cigar top box material for wings (now its Bals
2 CONC a wood).  The planes had a propeller and when slung around and around attached to a string ma
2 CONC de a satisfactory noise.  I fought the World War I battles in the air thus.  I also made (?
2 CONC ) racing cars using wagon or baby buggy wheels, steering gear was a spiral rope wrapped aroun
2 CONC d a broom stick - worked good.  In spring I made my own kites.  I favored the Bulldog as agai
2 CONC nst the triangle.  It flew as high as there was string.  Card board messages were sent up t
2 CONC o the kite.  In the summer I made a tractor or tank (as you fancy) from a notched spool, matc
2 CONC h and rubber bands.  Summers I made sling a shots using bands  out from car inner tubes, tong
2 CONC ue of a shoe, and prongs carefully selected from any available tree.  I became a dead shot wh
2 CONC en I had good rock ammo - no steelies were ever used as that would have been a waste and the
2 CONC y were dangerous.  I got my marbles, "immies" for imitation agates, glades and dobies.  Rea
2 CONC l aggies cost as much as $1.25 which I never had.  I played mostly purgatory - 4 - holes spac
2 CONC ed appropriately.  I didn't play keeps as "keeps" was strictly a no, no as a form of gamblin
2 CONC g in my family.
2 CONT 	I explored the hills around Lindsay and was fortunate to see the hieroglyphics in their orig
2 CONC inal condition.  The ones at Lindsay Rocky and others were close at hand at Towts hill.  Th
2 CONC e grinding holes the Indians used were especially good at top of Towts hill.  The hill is no
2 CONC w covered with houses and probably no one in Lindsay appreciates the total value and archaeol
2 CONC ogical interest which has been covered or defaced.
2 CONT 	In the Spring the hills and fields were solid masses of flowers - fuzzy britches and "gras
2 CONC s mutts" first, lupine, poppies and owls clover and myriad others.  They were so thick and lu
2 CONC xurious it was not possible to walk through them without trampling many.  Golden shooting sta
2 CONC rs took over in May when the hills became brown again.  I hiked over Elephants back to El Mir
2 CONC ador, to Lindsay Peak and over to Yokal, and Lindsay Rock, and countless times to Towts and W
2 CONC ards hill.  On Towts there was an abandoned magnetite mine, on Wards there was abandoned copp
2 CONC er cut.  Talc was mined and for two to three years was milled in Lindsay.  We carved and wrot
2 CONC e with talc rock - a good chalk on sidewalks.
2 CONT 	The main railway was and is Southern Pacific but I was there when the Santa Fe put in a lin
2 CONC e and concurrently the Hillside Packing house was built.  One summer we had a great time roll
2 CONC ing in boxes down the conveyor rolls sitting in an orange box.  We turned it over and did w
2 CONC e run.  I probably was nine to ten years, but the best thing was the unlimited amount of juic
2 CONC e oranges we could have - they were simply dumped then.  Along one side of tracks was a row o
2 CONC f pomegranates trees.  The beautiful flowers in the spring and the almost unbearable wait unt
2 CONC il fall for ripe fruit.  We reached over the fence and swiped all available.  Pipes were mad
2 CONC e from bamboo and Eucalyptus leaves because they were good for you was the favored smokes.  C
2 CONC offee grounds if available, and grape leaves - cigarettes were rolled mainly from corn silk.
2 CONT 	About 1920 I joined the Boy Scouts, but I never acquired a uniform.  I quit when I couldn'
2 CONC t march in the Fresno Raisin Day festival the last of May each year - no uniform.
2 CONT 	Clare played the violin and organized an orchestra.  My first job was distributing hand bill
2 CONC s door to door advertising the dance.  Dances in the summer were held in the street just newl
2 CONC y paved and in the winter in the arboretum hall - the only community diversion at that time
2 CONC .  The movies came to town and were first shown in an old metal building about 25 by 50 fee
2 CONC t and were shown only once a week.  I usually could get a dime to go see "Fatty" Arbuckle an
2 CONC d Mack Sennett comedies.  The Lindsay Theater was built in the early 20's, but an outdoor scr
2 CONC een next door was the summer theater.  There were revival meetings every day of every year pl
2 CONC us 21 Churches that all were active.  There were also 20 packing houses.  Harvest time was al
2 CONC ways an exciting time.  There was always work for everyone and the old fashioned medicine sho
2 CONC ws held forth every year with magic medicines for $1 that cured everything by an old Indian r
2 CONC emedy - in grown toe nails and constipation or ?
2 CONT 	Summer when I was 10 I went to the library - one book for two weeks.  I exhausted Zane Gre
2 CONC y and Wrights western romances and Motor Boys Overland and many adult books which were over m
2 CONC y head, but read I did.  There was no one to play with and no place to go.  Maybe once a summ
2 CONC er someone with a car would take us to the "Dam" on the Kaweah for a swim an almost unbearabl
2 CONC e pleasure as I loved the water - still do.
2 CONT 	Later - probably twelve years - I hiked four miles to a big dirt reservoir with some water
2 CONC , algae, cat tails and too shallow to swim - a mess.  A concrete reservoir was opened near th
2 CONC ere about 1920+ and I hiked the 4 miles barefoot in 100+ weather to swim - it later was mad
2 CONC e into a regular public swimming pool.  Sometime in these years  I discovered there was a swi
2 CONC mming hole 7 miles west on Tulare Road.  I bicycled out and back.  There was always someone s
2 CONC wimming there.  It was a deep mud hole in St. Johns River ending at the Sunset Ranch - a divi
2 CONC ng board too.
2 CONT 	Lindsay was booming in the 20's, three department stores and new schools were being built
2 CONC .  I was promoted from sixth grade to seventh because one of the first "intelligence" tests s
2 CONC howed I was smart.  I wasn't because my seventh and eighth grades were pure misery.  The mat
2 CONC h problems asked stupid questions which stopped my mental processes trying to figure out wh
2 CONC y any one would want to know the answer to such a stupid question.  View it as a mental exerc
2 CONC ise - I couldn't - and still can't.  In the eighth grade I was the original "Ichabod Crane" a
2 CONC ll disjointed legs, elbows which never quite knew which way to go.
2 CONT 	I did enjoy recess when we played what was so called soccer, one ball for the entire school
2 CONC .  The object was to kick the ball - no matter where - and any number could play.  I have rid
2 CONC ges on my shin bones where someone "missed" the ball.  I was the hand ball champ and discover
2 CONC ed the intensity of your play determined who won.
2 CONT 	I played basketball on a dirt court more or less to rules.  The rules were much rougher the
2 CONC n - lots of body contact.  The same intensity of desire gave me the ball about two thirds o
2 CONC f the time.  I liked to run so summer nights the neighborhood played "run sheepy run", "priso
2 CONC ners base" and other games.  I learned a valuable lesson in a version of "hide and seek".  Yo
2 CONC u could peak from your hiding place without being seen providing  you could look without an
2 CONC y mental intensity, but if you were in any way mentally tense who ever was "it" would find yo
2 CONC u out.
2 CONT 	Finally to High School where my frosh year was a continuation of eighth grade confusion
2 CONC .  I was a mid term class because of my earlier promotion.  I pitched some baseball and coul
2 CONC d throw a good curve, out curve drop and once in a while a good "in curve".  My arm wasn't go
2 CONC od enuf to be good and my strength was in my legs.
2 CONT 	In the summer of 1923, I was fifteen, and my mother was asked to come and care for Verle an
2 CONC d their new baby boy, Bill.  They were both not doing well and Bill was a delicate and ofte
2 CONC n sickly child.  Verle was bitchy with Mom and treated her like dirt - Clare was no better
2 CONC .  Pop and I were on our own and we drove to Ventura and camped in a Park near the beach.  W
2 CONC e both worked in an apricot orchard where the crop was mainly being dried.  When that job end
2 CONC ed we moved back to Pasadena and pitched our tent in Clare's back yard.  Back of us they wer
2 CONC e opening up a new road and all the road equipment was pulled by horses.  Teamsters were in s
2 CONC hort supply and we were hired immediately.  I drove a dump wagon - others loaded the trucks b
2 CONC y hand with a shovel.  I had a pair of the biggest, strongest mule team I have ever seen the
2 CONC n or since.  Hauling a loaded dump truck up hill was child play and going down hill was mor
2 CONC e than they could resist.  One day they decided to run.  My seat was an iron one common on fa
2 CONC rm and road equipment at that time.  I had nothing to hang on to and only when we got to th
2 CONC e bottom did the men turn the team into a lemon grove and	thereby got them stopped.  I was gi
2 CONC ven a regular team to teamster the next day.  Each teamster was responsible for his team an
2 CONC d while someone fed them in the morning, we had to harness them and hitch to the wagons, wate
2 CONC ring them first and feeding at noon and evening.  It was my first job which I did a man's wor
2 CONC k (almost) and I learned from one of the Mexicans loading the dump wagon how to use a shovel
2 CONC .  I have never been contemptuous of any skill since.  I bought a suit ($25) with my earning
2 CONC s - I had - taken the first step as a man.
2 CONT 	When I was sixteen Pa had the care of an orange orchard.  I tended the irrigation waters tha
2 CONC t summer and when we picked the crop I drove the orchard wagon picking up the picked boxes an
2 CONC d watching to see that the pickers properly clipped the orange - stem not too long and absolu
2 CONC tely none to be pulled.
2 CONT 	At age seventeen I helped Pa on the spraying rig - he had become a commercial sprayer.  Th
2 CONC e nozzles had 300 # pressure and we sprayed the entire tree - inside and out - walking as fas
2 CONC t as we could move.  The horses pulled the rig forward by voice command over rough plowed lan
2 CONC d.  In November I bossed the picking crew, picked up the filled boxes, piling them as much a
2 CONC s four high taking them out to the road and unloading on the larger wagon which hauled them t
2 CONC o the Packing Houses.
2 CONT 	From the time I was fifteen I bought most of my own clothes and whatever spending money I ha
2 CONC d I earned.  I always wanted to work, but in Lindsay there weren't many jobs especially in th
2 CONC e summer.  Spring vacations and thanksgiving vacation there were usually jobs connected wit
2 CONC h harvesting or pruning or spraying orange trees.  Pa always had a team of horses, but come A
2 CONC ugust
2 CONT and September there was no work and the horses had to be put out to pasture.  In the dry year
2 CONC s pasture was hard to come by.
2 CONT 	Lawrence Ingoldsby - a nursery man from age seventeen married Carol who had gone to work fo
2 CONC r him in Lindsay's first flower shop and other things at the "Canary Cottage".  Lindsay home
2 CONC s had bare yards for the most part.  Trees were planted sparsely and ornamentals were few s
2 CONC o the "Canary Cottage" lasted long enuf for Carol to marry the boss and the "Canary Cottage
2 CONC " subsequently became what it is now as the Ingoldsby Nursery.  During the summer "L.E." pick
2 CONC ed or bought oranges and lemons gleanings and sold them to restaurants in Visalia and Tulare
2 CONC .  I helped pick grade and clean and sell them driving an old model T Ford truck.  The pay wa
2 CONC s not so much but I had a good time and learned a lot.  "L.E." as he was called by most was a
2 CONC n energetic and imaginative entrepreneur eternally optimistic and willing to gamble on his fu
2 CONC ture - bare root stock was ordered two years in advance as he then grown to his order.  He ra
2 CONC nged the state selling wholesale.  One year he bought land, planted melons and sweet peas
2 CONC .  I was in school and only did odd jobs in the summer or picked sweet peas for the floral sh
2 CONC op.  One year at Christmas time I took a load of Christmas trees, poinsettias and cyclamen an
2 CONC d set up shop at the main intersection of Exeter.  I almost sold out as there was no other so
2 CONC urce in Exeter for the Christmas items.  It was cold and drizzly weather that year and my fee
2 CONC t froze and my teeth chattered, but the excitement more than made up the difference.  The cab
2 CONC s of trucks and most cars were open and very cold or very hot depending on the season.  L.E
2 CONC . loved music and always had a collection of jazz records.  He was one of my very favorite pe
2 CONC ople.  I still miss him.
2 CONT 	At the end of my "frosh" year I noticed that I had most of the "ideas" in any class activity
2 CONC , but someone else took my ideas and benefited from the attention as a leader.  I resolved t
2 CONC o correct this situation at the start of my "Soph" year and became vocal with my ideas.  I re
2 CONC solved that I would henceforth proclaim my ability to do almost anything.  I had voluntaril
2 CONC y dropped back to my regular class room rating thus nullifying the mistake of being promote
2 CONC d ahead in the seventh grade.  I immediately felt comfortable with myself and fellow class ma
2 CONC tes.  That year, age fifteen, I went out for football and was placed on the "lightweights" pl
2 CONC aying tackle.  I was a head taller than most and weighed 140 pounds.  We won our league champ
2 CONC ionship, but lost the county to Visalia.  My legs and arms and body began to go in the same d
2 CONC irection at the same time and I became self confident.
2 CONT 	My Junior year was one of personal triumph.  I made the California Scholarship, played end o
2 CONC n the Heavyweight football squad and was Captain at center of the basketball team and came i
2 CONC n second in the cross country track meet in the mile - wrong race for me.
2 CONT 	I couldn't break 5 minutes in the mile, but could run any two quarters in 60 and 63 seconds
2 CONC .  College meets were won then 2 minutes 2 seconds and the mile in 4:50.  The pole vault whic
2 CONC h I tried in grammar school was 10'6" for me and world record was 13'6" - (USC) - but I shoul
2 CONC d have been in the 880.  It had no coach and the track was hard rutted adobe - very tough o
2 CONC n the legs - and developed shin splints that were too painful to ignore.  Football was playe
2 CONC d on a dirt field and the action was often obscured by the dust.  My throat and nose became b
2 CONC adly inflamed and have not been able to tolerate dust since that time.  My Junior year I wa
2 CONC s boys sports editor for the Echoing L and also Circulation Manager.  I ran on delivery all o
2 CONC ver downtown.  No question I was very important in school affairs - you could have found tha
2 CONC t out by asking me.
2 CONT 	At the annual football reception held last of May I was elected Captain of the football tea
2 CONC m for the 1925 season, my senior year.
2 CONT 	I was elected or appointed to be Editor of the Echoing L and immediately set about making th
2 CONC e best paper ever.  My girlfriend was editor of the "Comet" - yearbook and I was sports edito
2 CONC r, and of course, as editor I was a member of the school cabinet, the schools governing bod
2 CONC y for the senior year.
2 CONT 	We had excellent teachers and one organized a writers society called the "Dab of Ink".  I wa
2 CONC s the chief editor and the one who decided which authors - who wrote under pseudonym - woul
2 CONC d be eligible to join the talented "Dabbers".  Our teacher, Miss Benson, had a hard cover boo
2 CONC k made of our efforts.  I believe - Carol - has this effort.  My Mother was really my adviso
2 CONC r on things literary, especially poetry.  My nom-de-plume was Gar M. Gurk.  I called a spad
2 CONC e a spade and ruled arbitrarily as I printed the results of success or failure in Echoing L
2 CONC .  One cannot be universally loved in such a position as some were accused - probably unjustl
2 CONC y - of copying known authors.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	Senior year I was selected by Miss Benson to become lead in Senior annual school play whic
2 CONC h was the "Three Live Ghosts".  I was not the best in this affair and that's my opinion.  Th
2 CONC e school decided also to have a school carnival and a chorus follies of boys dressed as girl
2 CONC s (flappers) and I was old lover boy himself.  Oh Boy!  There was another public affair in wh
2 CONC ich I had to recite a long poetic narrative in Italian accent, "The Spring she came to tal
2 CONC e - my leetla boy, he no could wait".  It was a two person affair and my partner was a heavy
2 CONC , red haired Irishman who couldn't remember his own name too well, and I was one of the talle
2 CONC st at six foot in the entire school.  It was very serious, but why this incongruous pair were
2 CONC n't laughed off the stage I'll never know.  I had to prompt my partner through most of his li
2 CONC nes (out loud) and we didn't look like a couple of wops.
2 CONT 	In the last semester as a senior I was ineligible to compete in sports - which was a good th
2 CONC ing.  I was tired from all extraneous activities and unknown to me I had four abscessed teeth
2 CONC .  I was dating "steady" with Glenna Walters who was also valedictorian that year.  I only ne
2 CONC ed two units to graduate and I could pass those without effort.  Every time I opened my mout
2 CONC h I seemed to get appointed to some new activities, customs etc. which still are included i
2 CONC n the set activities of all classes from that time.  School dances were not allowed for our c
2 CONC lass, but was for all subsequent classes.  As editor of the Echoing L I decided to call Linds
2 CONC ay ? athletes "the Cardinal".  They still are.  One of the school yells is still being use
2 CONC d - but I was very tired - and vowed never to volunteer in any other organization as I woul
2 CONC d immediately get the job of trying to get volunteers to do their appointed job.  I always wo
2 CONC und up working harder than any others.  I didn't mind furnishing ideas, but some others shoul
2 CONC d at least, help implement them.  I have never joined ANY organization with serious talent si
2 CONC nce.  Oh yes - the 20-30 service club and the San Fernando Sheet Metal Association.  I have h
2 CONC ad many invitations - Masons, Rotary, Kiwanis, Church - But no thanks.  I get tired just thin
2 CONC king of what would be my lot.
2 CONT 	On graduation day night I was placed in one of the four front seats.  I tried for the back r
2 CONC ow as I was terribly tired and wanted to sleep.  No soap - I was to be presented with a medal
2 CONC .  It was given to me by the Supt. of Schools John Bradley, for all around activity - scholas
2 CONC tic, athletic, drama, editor of school paper, annual editorial contributions, school governin
2 CONC g cabinet.  It was also given to my girl friend at the time who among other accomplishments w
2 CONC as valedictorian.  It was a simple copper medal, but I valued it above my gold plated footbal
2 CONC l and other forms of recognition.
2 CONT 	Most all of my class mates went on to college and while I had the grades didn't have the fun
2 CONC ds to do so - Scholarships were almost unknown then and altho approached were not sufficien
2 CONC t for me to make it.  The economic pressures at home were too great altho my Mother would hav
2 CONC e given much to see me go on to college.  	Pa wanted me to go into commercial spraying with h
2 CONC im, but it was not for me.  I had places to go, things to do, mountains to climb and there wa
2 CONC s nothing in Lindsay for me.
2 CONT 	Graduation was Friday night and Sunday a.m. I left for Pasadena to a job in my brothers Aut
2 CONC o Electric business in Pasadena and a totally new era of confusion.
2 CONT 	The first three months I lived with Clare, Verle and sons Bob and Bill.  I went to work on t
2 CONC he bus and returned each day eat a good meal and fall asleep.
2 CONT 	I was the battery delivery service man taking batteries to all the Pasadena car dealers as w
2 CONC ell as individuals at home or stalled cars.  Radio was the new sensation in the world and Cla
2 CONC re had obtained the Shoater Kent agency.  They were battery operated and so a battery and ign
2 CONC ition place was a logical dealer.  Although a service department was established, I had no in
2 CONC terest in the technicalities altho I posed as a service man - but mainly just checked the bat
2 CONC teries and helped erect elaborate radio aerials.  I became a fair salesman for the used radio
2 CONC s which were mainly washboards with tubes and coils exposed.
2 CONT 	My first summer out of school (1926) working for Clare, I bought my first car, a 1920 for
2 CONC d T Roadster for $80.
2 CONT 	During that first summer I started going to a dentist.  My four front teeth were abscessed a
2 CONC nd were pulled.  My health immediately improved, I began to feel stronger and I was no longe
2 CONC r tired.  I gradually regained my health altho, at the time never thought I was anything bu
2 CONC t healthy.
2 CONT 	My regular girl friends (in those days one went steady) father had a storage garage in Lon
2 CONC g Beach.  She came down and when I could borrow Clare's car took her to the Long Beach "Pike
2 CONC " a famous entertainment spot in southern California.  My dental bills took most of my spar
2 CONC e money the first year and while I lived with Clare and Verle and later with my folks, ther
2 CONC e was not much money for dates.
2 CONT 	The Christmas of 1926 I worked until 6 P.M. (regular hours for everyone was 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
2 CONC ) on Christmas Eve and I left as soon as I could clean up and eat for Lindsay.  The route wa
2 CONC s over the Ridge (now known as the old Ridge via (Sanboins sp?)) and at Saugus I filled up wi
2 CONC th gas and took off, but made a mistake and next I knew I was in Mohave late at nite.  I stop
2 CONC ped for gas and picked up a merchant sailor who was broke and trying to get to Bakersfield
2 CONC .  We started over the mountains to Bakersfield via Tehachapi.  In the mountains I became ter
2 CONC ribly tired, but wouldn't stop.  My rider woke me several times as I was trying to drive a cr
2 CONC ooked mountain road dead asleep.  Had it not been for my rider I probably would have been dea
2 CONC d.
2 CONT 	Christmas in Lindsay was a failure.  I called on my girlfriend and the next thing I knew I w
2 CONC as eating Christmas dinner with her family - not my own.  I was sick with fatigue and had t
2 CONC o go home almost immediately after dinner - it was a courting disaster.
2 CONT 	My Mother and Dad moved to Pasadena and we rented a small home quite a ways out of town an
2 CONC d then, I got the mumps that february and stayed home a few days to get over them and make su
2 CONC re that future generations might not be endangered.
2 CONT 	In 1927 I quit Clare's business in June just one week short of a year after starting, and on
2 CONC e week short of being eligible for a one week vacation with pay - a not too common amenity i
2 CONC n that time.  I was doing lousy work and could hardly stand the job.
2 CONT 	I went home to Lindsay doing odd jobs for the summer for L.E. before going to Fresno State w
2 CONC ith Bert Ware as a room partner.  My dental bills took all my savings and I had to go to wor
2 CONC k immediately and my first job was waiting tables for a girl's sorority.  It was beneath me a
2 CONC ccording to my self estimation, so gave the girls short shrixt and promptly quit or was fire
2 CONC d I remember not.  Next job was as bus boy for downtown cafeteria - same problem - same resul
2 CONC t.  I was not a school boy any more and I had been on my own in an adult world for a year.  M
2 CONC y school mates were still children doing what ever the professor assigned.  I was not and fel
2 CONC t out of place with my contemporaries in class.
2 CONT 	I was obviously quite egotistic about my abilities.  That year (1927) the colleges gave ever
2 CONC yone an English entrance test.  One passed or had to take "bonehead" English.  In the allotte
2 CONC d time I wrote two stories, the first was too wordy.  The second short concise and no mistake
2 CONC s.  Intelligence tests were also given, my rate was 137, my roommate was 112 which was abou
2 CONC t average.  This made me feel better than I was and served no good purpose.
2 CONT 	I went out for Frosh basketball, but could gain no enthusiasm for sports where once it absor
2 CONC bed my total being.  One game I cut entirely, because Will C. Durant was lecturing.  He was a
2 CONC t the beginning of his great career.  The coach was not at all happy.  In another game I star
2 CONC ted to play as I knew how to play - picked up the team and carried it as once I did in High S
2 CONC chool.  This time I only tired and felt how utterly silly it was to run up and down a basketb
2 CONC all court chasing a ball as if it was important.  I quit and by the time the second semeste
2 CONC r was ready to start I had to borrow money for books and other expenses and no one in the fam
2 CONC ily had any.  L.E. advanced me some, but it came out of "bread and rent" which he was barel
2 CONC y able to provide.  I informed my professors of my decision to drop out giving no reason
2 CONC .  I had a "B" average and my English Professor tried to dissuade me, but I was unhappy wit
2 CONC h my life and felt that I should get on with earning my way.  School seemed to be a waste o
2 CONC f time - so many courses led no where and I couldn't afford to sit for four years.
2 CONT 	I went back to Pasadena and started working for Clare selling radios on commission.  It wa
2 CONC s then 1928 and my parents moved to Pasadena and made a home for me.  I sold enuf to pay expe
2 CONC nses and in early 1929 I bought my second car a 1927 Model T coupe for $350.  It was a dand
2 CONC y and the last of Ford T models made.
2 CONT 	I was disillusioned with the business world which in the 1920's was a frantic cut throat wor
2 CONC ld where men with good business neglected same to play the Stock Market.
2 CONT 	My Mother recognized my great dissatisfaction with my life and contacted her Brother, Ray, i
2 CONC n the Philippines unbeknownst to me and from him I received an offer of a job in the Lumber M
2 CONC ill "IF" I could get over there.  He, Ray, was Superintendent of three lumber mills and a "Bi
2 CONC g" man in that part of the world.  I was delighted with the opportunity to change direction
2 CONC s and immediately went about getting $500 fare to make the trip.  I borrowed $300 from a reti
2 CONC red couple that I had become acquainted with in Pasadena, obtained passage to Hong Kong o
2 CONC n a Japanese ship "Siberia Maru" sold my car and because I had no birth certificate had to ha
2 CONC ve my mother swear that I was born a citizen.  I sold my car and that was enuf  along with th
2 CONC e loan to pay the passage.  I was twenty-one, unhappy and ready to go almost anywhere.  I wa
2 CONC s disillusioned with the business world and alone or so it seemed.  My self esteem was high e
2 CONC nuf but I began to wonder why and for what reason I was here.
2 CONT 	We sailed out of San Pedro, June 14 1929.  It was a momentous day and I knew not whether o
2 CONC r if I would ever come back, and didn't much care.  On the deck were a whole crowd of colleg
2 CONC e kids, my age, waving someone off.  The someones turned out to be two college girls, one blu
2 CONC e eyed a blonde, tall and slender with a windblown haircut and her companion was a pretty bru
2 CONC nette with warm, inviting eyes.  As the ship left the harbor I was touring the decks and righ
2 CONC t by a bunch of loaded garbage cans I met the girls.  Flying fish were darting about, I had n
2 CONC ever seen them, and I was so enthused so my first question to the girls was "Had they seen th
2 CONC e flying fish".  Under the circumstances who cared about garbage cans.  We quickly found tha
2 CONC t we were both traveling second class and would share the same table at dinner along with th
2 CONC e ship's purser, the next morning we docked in San Francisco.  I contacted a school friend i
2 CONC n Berkeley, John Alexander and one of the days in San Francisco (we sailed on June 19) we wen
2 CONC t over to Oakland on the ferry and met John with his roadster and toured the Berkeley Campus
2 CONC .  The blonde had just graduated from U.S.C. and this was a graduation trip to Japan.  The br
2 CONC unette had been a teacher in Calexico and was with a group of "Christian" Japanese returnin
2 CONC g to Japan to see their families.
2 CONT 	John and I told a few lies which I later had to eat, but it was a glorious day and the blond
2 CONC e wasn't too heavy on my lap.  I gained a cabin mate in San Francisco, a pimply faced boy jus
2 CONC t out of high school.  Our cabin had two bunks one lower and one upper.  Ray, my cabin mate
2 CONC , promptly found himself assigned to the upper bunk, after all his mother had asked me to kee
2 CONC p a watch on him.  Ray also had a guitar.  With a beautiful blonde and pretty brunette to cho
2 CONC ose from and NO competition except Japanese men the voyage seemed to have a wonderful start
2 CONC .  Oh yes the Golden Gate was also there, little noted and soon forgotten.
2 CONT 	It took five days to reach Honolulu where Helen, the brunette, had a boy friend who had a ca
2 CONC r which he loaned us for sight seeing.  Helen, the blonde and Helen the brunette, and I promp
2 CONC tly toured as much as we could in one day and as the time went on I felt that Helen, the blon
2 CONC de, was about the best person I'd ever knew.  As the ship sailed out of Honolulu at sunset ti
2 CONC me I was standing alone with my thoughts a feeling of peace and wholeness that I never experi
2 CONC enced before and a voice as clear as any said "This is the girl for you" meaning Helen Campbe
2 CONC ll.  It was a mystic experience and from that moment she has been the girl for me.  Without h
2 CONC er I feel incomplete even to this day.  I have never doubted from that time that we would liv
2 CONC e our life together even though she was going to Japan on a trip to return to her friends i
2 CONC n L.A. and I destined to the Philippines at least until I could save enuf for passage home
2 CONC .  The next year was a maturing and in retrospect a very interesting one for me.
2 CONT 	First we, Helen and I, had a few days in Tokyo and then parted.  I to go on to Shanghai, Hon
2 CONC gkong where I stayed two nights at the Y.M.C.A. until I embarked again on a President Line sh
2 CONC ip to Manila.  In Manila two or three days before boarding the Negro-Phil Lumber's own ship t
2 CONC o Iloilo.  From Iloilo aboard a launch to Bacolod on Occidental Negro, my destination.  Ther
2 CONC e was no pier in Bacolod and even the launch could not take us to shore and it was necessar
2 CONC y for a row boat to bring us ashore.
2 CONT 	Uncle Ray's chauffeur was waiting with shiny Buick Sedan to take me on to Cadiz, my home fo
2 CONC r most of the next year.  Aunt Polly met me and made me welcome.  Uncle Ray was Supt. in char
2 CONC ge of three lumber mills through out the Philippines the largest of which was Cadiz.  Uncle R
2 CONC ay was rarely home during my stay there.  My first few weeks Aunt Polly and I were guests a
2 CONC t several dinner parties which were given to introduce me to their circle of friends and th
2 CONC e white community, a very small and select group mostly Americans brought over from the State
2 CONC s to operate the mills.  In the space of one month I had been transported from the frantic ja
2 CONC zz age of the 20's to a mid-Victorian society with formal manners, formal dinners, and a muc
2 CONC h more affluent society.  To say I understood that I was the guest of honor at the parties wo
2 CONC uld be a great exaggeration.  I thought I'd just been invited to accompany Aunt Polly becaus
2 CONC e Uncle Ray was not there.  We'd never entertained at home or had Clare and Verle so I wa
2 CONC s a know nothing twenty-one year old youth.
2 CONT 	I was anxious to get to work and get ahead in the world.  Soon after I arrived Uncle Ray too
2 CONC k me out to the Country Club created solely for the American employees of the two largest lum
2 CONC ber mills, Negros Phil Lumber and the Insular Lumber Company.  My first round of golf was wit
2 CONC h Uncle Ray and in a pouring rain, we were alone on the course.  Uncle Ray paid no attentio
2 CONC n to the rain so neither did I.  At that time I was still a very confident and competitive at
2 CONC hlete so I certainly was not going to give.  Uncle Ray used the golf course to make an estima
2 CONC te of a mans character.  The following week I was invited to play in an inter-club tournament
2 CONC .  It was held in a tropical downpour with the golf course under as much as two inches of wat
2 CONC er on the fairways.  My opponent was a young American teacher who finally forfeited the matc
2 CONC h about half way thru the course.  I was the only one from our club to win his match, so muc
2 CONC h for my second game of golf and borrowed mis-matched clubs.  Most every weekend for the res
2 CONC t of my time was given to golf, caddie and all.  After all I was making $80 per month and liv
2 CONC ed most of the time in the "Bosses" home with five servants to care for my needs.
2 CONT 	After three weeks, Uncle Ray finally found a job inventorying the "bodega" which had everyth
2 CONC ing from screws and nails to locomotive parts.  In this way I became acquainted with the res
2 CONC t of the American help who held all the skilled jobs such as a complete  machine shop -  Warr
2 CONC en, the Mill Wright. Sawyer, Filer.  After about a month I was put in charge of the yard wit
2 CONC h a crew of 150 men.  The Yard Master took the lumber as it came from the mill, piled it, shi
2 CONC pped it.  I understood that it was only temporary until the regular yard master finished a sa
2 CONC les assignment.  My ignorance was the greatest, but my self confidence in being the boss wa
2 CONC s undaunted - the men and crews knew what to do which was a very good thing.
2 CONT 	That year 1929 the great depression started without my knowledge, it was a far away world, b
2 CONC ut it was soon reflected in lumber sales and the management in Manila giving the word, econom
2 CONC ics and cut costs.  It nearly cost me my life as they would not authorize steel rope to mak
2 CONC e slings for lifting and loading lumber aboard the boats and barges at the wharf.  A rope sli
2 CONC ng was not equal to the task and a sling of lumber about 3500 pounds dropped four feet from w
2 CONC here from where I was standing.  For no reason I had just moved from the exact spot where i
2 CONC t fell.  This brings me to another aspect of my life.  I have always felt as if I was protect
2 CONC ed by another force and so it has always been, except for one brief experience while living i
2 CONC n Pasadena.  One morning when I got up I all of the sudden felt real terror and it was al
2 CONC l I could do to force myself to drive to work.  This vulnerable feeling lasted until the sam
2 CONC e afternoon.  I have never forgotten the feeling and many incidents during the rest of my lif
2 CONC e has reinforced my belief in being under the protection and guidance of a very loving and be
2 CONC nevolent force.  Much of my life with much violence near, but of which I had no real danger o
2 CONC r fear.
2 CONT 	One incident in my year, I had discharged a foreman for what I thought was poor performanc
2 CONC e and which I have regretted since, but at the time, one of his relatives (I think) dreamed u
2 CONC p an imaginary grievance.  One noon my right hand man came to me and escorted me out throug
2 CONC h a little known gate to avoid a machete bearing and vengeance bound man out the my usual pat
2 CONC h home.  The man was drunk on Tuba Coconut Palm wine, very potent.  I have always felt indebt
2 CONC ed to my right hand man, Igralaga, but never had the way to let him know.
2 CONT     I learned about "face" while in the Orient and still is of primary importance especiall
2 CONC y in the Orient.  A local Chinese Trader had somehow managed to get an entire shipment of lum
2 CONC ber aboard an inter-island vessel without the tally being taken.  I was informed of such an
2 CONC d immediately dispatched my best tallyman to the Island where the lumber was destined.  He to
2 CONC ok the tally and the trader was duly billed.  Everyone knew of the attempt to steal, but no o
2 CONC pen accusations were made.  The trader then ordered a gigantic party in which everyone concer
2 CONC ned was invited except me.  I was too dumb to know until told the following Monday of the gre
2 CONC at snub.  I laughed, the man chose the wrong man I didn't really care.  I'm sure he heard I j
2 CONC ust laughed.
2 CONT 	After a year in the Philippines in which I matured a great deal (I had a long way to go), th
2 CONC e Great Depression started, a nearby lumber mill burned releasing a lot of very skilled and e
2 CONC xperienced men.  Uncle Ray was able to obtain a spot with the crew on a U.S. freighter whic
2 CONC h we had just loaded lumber for U.S.
2 CONT I took the job and within 48 hours was on the way to Manila where I boarded S.S. Aunawili a
2 CONC s an "Ordinary Seaman" and so registered with the U. S. State Department.  We sailed out of t
2 CONC he harbor in a Typhoon and I had the first watch standing out on the flybridge in open with i
2 CONC nstructions to watch for any other ships.  The wind driven rain was so strong that I placed m
2 CONC y hand over my eyes and looked through the crack between my fingers.  My eyes were still bloo
2 CONC d shot from the rain.
2 CONT 	Arriving in San Francisco with about $80 in my pocket the 1st mate offered me a job sailin
2 CONC g to Australia.  I told him I was a prune picker and there ended my nautical career.  There w
2 CONC as a girl about 500 miles away that I wanted to see.  I bought a new blue siege suit for $1
2 CONC 5 in San Francisco and discovered how deep the Depression really was in 1930.  It had largel
2 CONC y escaped my attention in the Philippines.  A few days in Lindsay and I was on my way to L.A.
2 CONC , the train was very slow or so in seemed.
2 CONT 	There was an excellent transportation system in Southern California - from Pasadena to L.A
2 CONC . (about 15 cents) and phoned (5 cents) to Campbell residence on Victoria Street and found m
2 CONC y girl at work in her office at Santa Monica.  I boarded a street car to Santa Monica and sh
2 CONC e really was surprised and a little flustered.  She had a Red Cross life saving class that ni
2 CONC ght so I stayed and was persuaded to be the "victim" those big, good looking lifeguards dam
2 CONC n near drowned me - and so was my welcome home.  That was August 1930.  I worked on commissio
2 CONC n selling household refrigerators which were "BRAND NEW" - most people used ice - Clare provi
2 CONC ded the job and a place to sleep.  I also caught the last street car to Pasadena.
2 CONT 	Helen's father, Scott Campbell offered me a job selling sheet metal.  He thought anyone wh
2 CONC o could sell those new fangled things like refrigerators and radios would find it a cinch t
2 CONC o sell sheet metal - also he could try and see what his favorite daughter saw in me.  I don'
2 CONC t think he ever really did find out.  The only gutters I had ever heard about were those on t
2 CONC he edge of a street.  If Ignorance was bliss I must have been in a blissful state.
2 CONT 	Business conditions got steadily worse and even the good salesmen couldn't sell jobs that we
2 CONC re non-existent.  Then things got bad.  Even so the next February (1931) we decided to get ma
2 CONC rried.  Business got a little better and then England went off the gold standard and busines
2 CONC s all over the world took a nose dive from zero to less than.  The pound Sterling was the bus
2 CONC iness standard of the world, not the U.S. dollar.  I was paid $25 per week and Helen was pai
2 CONC d $80 per month as executive secretary of the Red Cross in Santa Monica.  We were married o
2 CONC n April 18, 1931 same month and day but not same year as her folks.  It was a beautiful, war
2 CONC m day, Helen was beautiful, I was numb.  The services were in the Westwood Methodist Church o
2 CONC n Wiltshire.  I paid the Minister $5 and with that they built the grand, big church that stan
2 CONC ds there now.  We honeymooned in Laguna Beach at the (Red Rooster?) hotel.  It was a nice hot
2 CONC el, but they charged $5.  We ate breakfast and I ordered french toast which was the cheapes
2 CONC t thing on the menu.  I haven't liked french toast since.  We finally got back to Sunset Beac
2 CONC h and there has been a special place in my heart for that place.
2 CONT 	Business got worse and finally by next January 1932 I couldn't take not paying my way at th
2 CONC e shop and took a part time job at the Perfection Bakery at 39 cents per hour and all the bre
2 CONC ad and pastry we could eat.  We moved to a cheaper, over the garage, apartment (2120 S Palm G
2 CONC rove Avenue) and our first child, Richard Campbell Brady, a beautiful, healthy baby which tri
2 CONC lled me unaccountably.  Things got worse and we moved to a cheaper apartment I was still work
2 CONC ing part time about $15 a week - six days.  Our apartment was robbed and all of Helen's fin
2 CONC e wedding clothes were stolen as well was my gold plated football and other goodies.  They le
2 CONC ft the medal which says just Echoing L 1926 and name, but the verbal presentation at graduati
2 CONC on was for the whole range of activities.
2 CONT 	In March 1933 Roosevelt elected and immediately closed all banks.  I had my pay which was pa
2 CONC id in coin and we drove to Lindsay where they had no cash at all.  I cashed a check for Lawre
2 CONC nce which got them thru until the banks re-opened.
2 CONT 	March 10, 1933, Long Beach earthquake.  I was working at the bakery and heard metal bins ban
2 CONC ging and looked up to see the asphalt floor moving in waves as in the ocean.  I got out of th
2 CONC e building as there were big gas ovens in back of me and a garage full of trucks and gas pump
2 CONC s between me and the street.  I drove home to see if all my family were safe - they were, bu
2 CONC t brick chimneys and brick walls were tumbling down on the route home.  Our world changed an
2 CONC d reconstruction started in Long Beach.  I borrowed tools and took my desperation, hope and i
2 CONC gnorance and opened up our first shop in Long Beach.  Long Beach was a devastated affair, an
2 CONC d there were about twenty sheet metal shops moved in to help re-build.  My first shop was 20
2 CONC ' by 40' and rented for $25 per month.  Scott Campbell helped me get started.  I paid $10 fo
2 CONC r my first Contractors license.  One didn't need to know anything about sheet metal, just ha
2 CONC d to pay $10 and ask for the license.  During my first year the California Sales Use Tax wa
2 CONC s imposed to give relief from property taxes.  People were losing homes by the thousands beca
2 CONC use of defaulted mortgages - Frank and Irma Veazy lost theirs at that time.  The Sales tax wa
2 CONC s supposed to be a temporary measure, as you are well aware how temporary.  It was 2 percent.
2 CONT 	We did all right living at Sunset Beach - no rent- and trying to run a shop - until 1934 - w
2 CONC hen again there was no building and twenty-one shops to do it.  Most quit as did we.
2 CONT      The summer of 1933 my father died at 79.  He was blind and had cancer.  Cancer was not s
2 CONC poken out loud in those days either by Doctors or anyone else.  The blindness was because o
2 CONC f cataracts which are little more that office call today.  My Mother came down to live with u
2 CONC s and helped by keeping the shop open and answering the phone while I was out installing or s
2 CONC elling.
2 CONT      The only coat Helen had was an elegant fur coat, everything else had been stolen, and ab
2 CONC out $10 for groceries for the four of us.  She got a lot of dirty looks because she looked li
2 CONC ke Mrs. Ritch Bitch.  We also were able to get a washing machine.  Prior to that she washed t
2 CONC he dirty diapers by hand.  She weighed between 90 to 100 pounds.  It was a tough go for a gir
2 CONC l who had been raised with servants to do all the work.  The first year learning to cook th
2 CONC e green beans were invariably burned.  I thought that was the way they were supposed to be co
2 CONC oked.  Most young couples were in the same boat.  If you earned $35 a week you could affor
2 CONC d a housekeeper.
2 CONT 	In July of 1934 we closed the shop owing nothing and having nothing.  Earlier that year I ha
2 CONC d made a toy for Richard on which he fell and cut deeply across the bridge of his nose.  Thi
2 CONC s cut deviated the septum and has had chronic Catarrh ever since.  Richard was a strong healt
2 CONC hy child and I played rather rough games with him which delighted him no end.  We moved to Na
2 CONC ples from the Beach house in December 1933 - five rooms - $20 a month.  Business was grea
2 CONC t - when there was any.  If we had enuf money to go to the show (25 cents) we couldn't affor
2 CONC d a baby sitter - also 25 cents for the evening.
2 CONT 	The Catalina Company was offering script for money - we paid $17 for $25 worth of script wit
2 CONC h which we bought round trip on S.S. Avolon and two nights in the St. Catherine Hotel and oth
2 CONC er goodies.  It was 4 P.M. the day before the ship sailed that I finally made a collection fo
2 CONC r $17.  It was our first vacation without a baby.  Grandma Campbell took came of him.
2 CONT 	The so called "Great Depression" was not a myth.  Our so called recessions today would hav
2 CONC e been boon times then.
2 CONT 	After closing our sheet metal business in Long Beach in 1934, we moved to Glendale (1509 E H
2 CONC oward Street) where I worked for Clare selling Frigidaires, ranges and washers on a commissio
2 CONC n basis.  The store prospered and we had more spending money than for a long time.  Helen wa
2 CONC s a trained social worker with a degree from U.S.C. - one of the very few at that time - an
2 CONC d went to work as a supervisor for the State Relief at $35 per week.  We hired a girl to bab
2 CONC y sit Richard and between the two of us were able to buy our first car - a two door Chevy Sed
2 CONC an for $625.  In 1935 Clare opened a Burbank Branch and made me manager.  Your Grandmother wa
2 CONC s carrying Jim so when we moved to Burbank (335 S Lindon Avenue), she quit her job.  Our hom
2 CONC e was a new, Spanish stucco with cedar lined closets, hard wood floors and a dual fireplace i
2 CONC nto a den and living room - $35 monthly rental.
2 CONT 	July 1935 tragedy struck when Richard who was playing with a can opener and card board box
2 CONC .  Using the can opener as a pry the card box gave way suddenly and into Richard's eye.  As J
2 CONC im was born about a month later.  The doctor bills - eye and birth wiped us out financially
2 CONC .  We wouldn't borrow so I did a little fancy financial juggling by renting an electric rang
2 CONC e from the Power Company - and financing a sale.  The payments were very low and we made it O
2 CONC K.  From that time on I have been a little less critical of others who do what may indeed b
2 CONC e a desperation action.
2 CONT 	1936 was a better year financially, but in 1937 Fridgidaire upped their prices and lowered t
2 CONC he quality and dealer and their salespeople were left hanging by their financial necks.  I le
2 CONC arned - never again to trust a large Corporation that controlled both the product and price.
2 CONT 	Clare had to economize so I lost my salaried job and was again on commission.  We decided t
2 CONC o open an electric range agency in Santa Monica and rented space from a washer dealer on Sant
2 CONC a Monica Blvd. near the business center.  We moved to Venice and started from scratch agai
2 CONC n - on $800 credit guaranteed by my father-in-law, no cash loan.  With that credit and a on
2 CONC e month rental paid we ordered a stock of electric ranges (Woolevine).  We made it just - fo
2 CONC r a while then simultaneously the factory closed down and I lost a sizable sale to poor credi
2 CONC t.  I learned then that lawyers were not to be trusted as the credit people already knew
2 CONC .  I am sure there are exceptions, but not very many.  The washer dealer had a sheriff instal
2 CONC led because of his financial problems and while he had nothing to say about my affairs, my bu
2 CONC siness what little there was shut off like a faucet.  We closed up again - the problem was fo
2 CONC od and shelter.  We moved back to Burbank (814 N Brighton Street) where again I was on commis
2 CONC sion - business generally was sliding back to 1933 levels.  We were flat.  Helen and I someho
2 CONC w managed to slug out our problems together.  In 1938 events conspired to put me looking fo
2 CONC r a job where there seemed to be none.  Helen was the bread winner working again for the Stat
2 CONC e Relief as a supervisor - her pay went for all expenses plus a housekeeper for both Richar
2 CONC d and Jim.
2 CONT 	I had written considerable advertising copy and related promotions so when a radio time sale
2 CONC s job appeared, I grabbed it - still on commission.  It was my greatest failure.  I was dow
2 CONC n about as far as I could go.  I finally was forced out and by good fortune got a commissio
2 CONC n job selling  newspaper advertising.
2 CONT 	My territory was the scraggle end areas the regular salesmen didn't want.  I sold and at on
2 CONC e time had over fifty accounts.  I learned a great deal about business from the many and vari
2 CONC ed accounts.  I use that knowledge to this day.  All experience is valuable if you learn.  W
2 CONC e prospered and were able to buy a lot and contract for our first home (1118 N Niagara Street
2 CONC , Burbank) - five room house for $4100 - lot $525, balance the building contract - interest 4
2 CONC .5 percent and monthly payments including reserves against taxes came to $35 per month.
2 CONT 	December 1941 we were visiting Lindsay and we heard from a Japanese-American's radio about P
2 CONC earl Harbor.  I knew that our lives were changed forever.  My newspaper days were over so w
2 CONC e rented our home and moved to Sunset Beach again and I went to work as a sheet metal worke
2 CONC r at L.A. Shipyards.  It was an educational and definitely undesirable experience.  The greed
2 CONC , waste and downright venality offended every fibre of my being.
2 CONT 	I was of draft age and old enuf to have no part of wars destruction.  I could remember 191
2 CONC 4 and the killing.  After fifteen months I was able to obtain my release without prejudice an
2 CONC d got a job with my old newspaper.  This time I became circulation manager and at one time ha
2 CONC d 250 carriers and an organization of several district managers.  At least I felt I was contr
2 CONC ibuting to society - which I certainly didn't feel to be the case with the shipyards and als
2 CONC o a short time at Lockheed on the swing shift.  I got our home back and brought my family bac
2 CONC k to Burbank at our Niagara Street home.  It was a great feeling.
2 CONT 	In the newspaper circulation job (1944-1945) I was able to use both Richard and Jim as carri
2 CONC ers for their spending money.  Helen became a supervisor of carrier boys.  She always backe
2 CONC d me.  We were a team.  The newspaper business went down the drain and internal politics an
2 CONC d the attempt to start a new paper went down the tubes.  The war was over but paper mills an
2 CONC d all other commodities were still rationed.
2 CONT 	By 1946 the newspaper became defunct or nearly so and I had to sue for wages.  I had some st
2 CONC ock in the enterprise and learned I had no claim "as part owner I could not sue myself" so sa
2 CONC id the Judge.
2 CONT 	In March of 1946 I decided to go into the sheet metal business again in our backyard.  Ther
2 CONC e were no vacancies that I could have rented even if I could have afforded the rent.  By th
2 CONC e next two years in 1948 I persuaded (Grandpa Campbell offered) to loan me enuf to buy a comm
2 CONC ercial lot and build our first shop.  Uncle Donald's arm was twisted by his father and he pu
2 CONC t up half the amount.  Banks were paying 3 percent interest on savings and I paid 6 percent o
2 CONC n this loan.  We built a 2000 square foot building on Alameda Street with no other financin
2 CONC g and I was finally in a good building and good location for business at a cost I could affor
2 CONC d.  The Building finished June 1948 and in August my mother died.  She never saw the new buil
2 CONC ding.  Business was not all that good.  There were two other shops on the same street.  Ther
2 CONC e were seven or more other shops all in competition for the new work.  We decided to take a f
2 CONC amily trip, vacation to Oregon.
2 CONT 	In 1949, Richard was sixteen and Jim was to be thirteen the next August.  Helen took a jo
2 CONC b  as executive secretary of the American Red Cross in Burbank.  There was literally NO new b
2 CONC uilding in 1949 and it looked like the 1930's all over again.  We bought with almost our las
2 CONC t spare dollar a very good tent.  With that we took off for Oregon in our 1941 Ford sedan.
2 CONT 	While in Oregon we learned of the start of the Korean War.  I wrote to my foreman to buy al
2 CONC l the flat steel he could - was still rationed - and we proceeded to criss cross Oregon befor
2 CONC e going home.  Helen's salary helped keep the home going while I put everything into the busi
2 CONC ness.  Again it was a real team effort.  I was not very enthused about her going back to wor
2 CONC k as it seemed to accent my own inabilities.  In the meantime Richard and Jim worked at the s
2 CONC hop and learned how to work.  Not many know how to really work - then and now.  It is valuabl
2 CONC e knowledge contributing to ones self confidence to get along in this world.
2 CONT 	I have skipped a lot, but from here your father can pick up the story as he lived it.  You
2 CONC r father and mother's marriage and then you came along in 1955.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                              Our very best to you
2 CONT 
2 CONT                                  Grandpa B
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Note:  This history was created from a combination of two histories written.  The first was d
2 CONC ated April 22, 1981 when he started it.  The second started November 20, 1984 and completed D
2 CONC ecember 16, 1984.  The second history was changed some to keep names of people consistent wit
2 CONC h the first history; ie Clare/Uncle Clare, Richard/your father, Helen/your grandmother, etc
2 CONC .  There was some overlap in the history which may account for some redundancy.  The two hist
2 CONC ories merge in the period where he is finishing High School and working for Clare afterwards
2 CONC .  Some on the names may be incorrect as I couldn't always read the writing.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 					    Blaine A. Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT                                                         Letters of Arden W. Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT Fresno State College
2 CONT October, 23, 1927
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Here we are again for our usual Saturday account.  Yesterday we had the big Soph--Fros
2 CONC h brawl and today I'm sore and stiff and bruised.
2 CONT      First came the sack rush.  Five 75 lb. sacks of sand were placed on a central line and b
2 CONC oth teams lined up about twenty yards from this line.  The signal was given and both classe
2 CONC s made a wild scramble.  The Frosh trying to get the sacks back of their line and the Sophs t
2 CONC rying to keep them from it.  The wildest scramble you ever saw - legs and hands in every dire
2 CONC ction, after five of the allotted eigt minutes had passed I was so all in I could hardly se
2 CONC e straight.  I was so weak that I'd just get up in time to fall over again.  Altho we got th
2 CONC e sack down within a few feet of the goal, we couldn't quite make the grade.  the Sophs won t
2 CONC hat event.
2 CONT      Next, after a three minute rest period, we prepared  for the tie - up.  We 3 lined up a
2 CONC s in the sack race and a whole bunch of ropes were thrown on the center line.  Again there wa
2 CONC s a mad rush and scramble for the ropes.  The object was to tie as many Sophs by one hand an
2 CONC d foot and drag him behind the line and vice versa to tie the Frsoh.  Being a big gad, hold b
2 CONC oy I had to run away ahead of the rest of the frosh and into the arms of about four Sophs.  T
2 CONC hey gave a war whoop and went after me.  I was holding my own and just a little more when thr
2 CONC ee other Sophs joined the melee. After a few minutes struggle, they finally harnessed me an
2 CONC d drag me back of there line.  The Frosh won by a big majority in this mix-up.
2 CONT      Last came the less violent relay race and this was to decide the victor of the brawl a
2 CONC s both sides claimed a victory a piece in the two other events.  The relay was a walk-away fo
2 CONC r the Frosh.  our man finished a good 50 yards ahead of the Soph man and we had won the brawl
2 CONC .
2 CONT      Before the brawl all the Frosh were plastered with green paint .   I had an old acid eat
2 CONC en shirt and I had one green hand print in front and one in back.  The Sophs came on the fiel
2 CONC dstripped to the waist and covered with grease.  To offset this advantage the Frosh sanded th
2 CONC eir hands and rubbed it into the old boys backs.  I'll bet there is more than one tender bac
2 CONC k aong the Sophs today.  One Frosh was stripped to the waist and painted green from his bel
2 CONC t to his neck.  Another with pretty ice cream pants was smeared with green paint.  The footba
2 CONC ll boys were not allowed to contend.  They stayed on the side lines and with the galaxy of co
2 CONC eds cheered the combatants.  The fight was in the stadium on the fooball field and we certain
2 CONC ly tore up the turf.
2 CONT      How do you like our stationary?  Some class, huh?  Bert bought some and the lady managin
2 CONC g the school store gave us a whole lot.  We have some gray and white both, besides some of kr
2 CONC eases special with a silver edge.  We can write three times with out using the same kind of p
2 CONC aper.
2 CONT      I believe I'm getting along OK in my school work, except geography.  Everyone, excep
2 CONC t a very few, are flunking the tests cold and I'm no exception.  I don't know just how I'm co
2 CONC ming out in that.  It doesn't worry me too much, however.
2 CONT      I've got a job for Sunday so we're staying over this week.  Bert has a date with a dizz
2 CONC y blonde tonite, too.  I'm still off the women and I don't mean if.
2 CONT      I didn't have much time to talk with Papa and I'm hoping he'll take a trip up this way a
2 CONC nd see me.
2 CONT      I still think of going to the Philippinies, but will not go before next June or July any
2 CONC way.  I rather expect to stay out the second semester and work enuf to pay all my debts and g
2 CONC et a little money ahead for expenses.  I think it will be worth more than my college educatio
2 CONC n to make the trip and if necessary I can still go when I get back.
2 CONT      I'm reading from one to three stories and articles every day and increasing my vocabular
2 CONC y as fast as possible.  Style and type and a good vocabulary is quite essential to good writi
2 CONC ng.
2 CONT      Write soon and tell me all you think and know.
2 CONT                                                              Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Post Marked Oakland, California, June 19, 1929
2 CONT Note on second class dinner menu
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT Certainly do like this boat travel so far.  Met a couple of good looking college girls goin
2 CONC g to Yokahama and have spent most of my time with them.  Believe I shall have no trouble usin
2 CONC g the 1st class decks and lounge. Have had none so far.  Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT S.S.  Maru
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT Here we are on board ship sailing along seas that are as smoothe as glass and as blue as th
2 CONC e ocean could be.  The weather is perfect and we are living a life of the utmost ease.  It i
2 CONC s so easy to laugh and be relaxed ---and romantic and all that rot.  We are enjoying every pr
2 CONC ivlege the ship offers except eating at the first class table.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Suppose you would like to hear of my adventures and all that tale since I left south.  T
2 CONC he trip has been absolutely uneventful so far as weather goes altho we did run into rain on o
2 CONC ur way up to Frisco.  There was plenty  of rought water for most of the passengers aboard o
2 CONC n our way thru Santa Barbara Straights, but I felt perfectly well myself.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I got off the boat at Frisco and had dinner and then went to see the "Show Boat" and the
2 CONC nce to the YMCA hotel for the nite.  I phoned the Alexander's Sunday and they invited me to s
2 CONC tay with them at their home in Oakland while I was in that region.  We stayed.  Sunday aftern
2 CONC oon we went for a ride up to Stanford and looked the college over.  Monday we played tennis a
2 CONC nd fooled around doing the town and playing ping pong.  Tuesday we went all over the U.C. cam
2 CONC pus and then took some girls for a ride in the hills that afternoon.  The girls were a coupl
2 CONC e of college girls taking a trip to the Orient---a blonde and a brunettee and both plenty eas
2 CONC y to look at.  Use your imagination----and I have no competion aboard ship either.  Tuesday n
2 CONC ite we played cards until late.  Wednesday we went aboard ship and sailed promptly at noon.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The water was quite rough the first day out of Frisco and the dining rooms were noticeab
2 CONC ly vacant at meal times.  Felt fine myself, however.  Thursday we started making rounds and g
2 CONC etting acquainted with everyone and we met some very nice people.  Amoung my best aquaintance
2 CONC s on board is one Japanese gentleman from Tokio.  Most all the Japs and Chinese speake Englis
2 CONC h fairly well.  Since then or since I got board boat my time has been taken up with deck game
2 CONC s, getting aquaineted and eating and sleeping.  The two girls names both are Helen.  I call '
2 CONC em my harem and we more or less represent the younger set on board boat.  They call me thei
2 CONC r "Man".  Lots of fun dodging one or two soft old saps on board.  One old German just simple
2 CONC y will not take no for an answer and doesn't even get insulted at things any man ought to.  W
2 CONC ants to hold the girls' hands all the time.  We get a great kick out of dodging him however
2 CONC .  We had movies one nite.  Two rotten slap stick comedies.  Didn't even see them thru.  We d
2 CONC ance every other nite and my harem and Our Man rate very high then.  We certainly take the op
2 CONC position down the row in most of the deck games, too.  Tonite we have another movie, but my h
2 CONC arem and I are going to sit on deck and enjoy the moonlight on the water.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      You have heard and read of the beautiful nites on the ocean and especially on the Pacifi
2 CONC c.  I'm telling you that I have never seen any sight so beautiful in all my life.  The wate
2 CONC r is there so smoothe and restful and the wash of waves as the ship plows along and then th
2 CONC e streaming down of that gorgeous full moon in a warm silvery path across the ocean broken b
2 CONC y an occasional drifting cloud.  Beautiful beyond a painter's or a writer's brush or pen.  M
2 CONC y harem stayed up until very late just drinking in the beauty of the scene.  It was too beaut
2 CONC iful a nite to waste in sleeping.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The weather is getting warmer as we get farther southward and the easiest thing I do i
2 CONC s sweat at the slightest exertion.  We will reach Honolulu next Tuesday morning and spend th
2 CONC e day there.  I'm sorry that they do not stay longer there.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The crew or rather my cabin boy, bath boy, table boy, and head steward all give us goo
2 CONC d courteous service.  Polish your shoes and call you every morning for your bath.  We bathe e
2 CONC very morning at 7:15 in a tub of hot salt water and then rinse off in fresh water.  At abou
2 CONC t 11 A.M. tiffin is served.  A little bowl of beef tea.  We eat at the first table and I si
2 CONC t at the officers right three places away.  The meals are all fine and there is always a wid
2 CONC e range of foods to choose from.  Tea is served at 3 P.M. every day and I take that on too
2 CONC .  Quite the old tooper, you know.  The bar is in full swing, but can't say that it is doin
2 CONC g a rushing business.  If they depend on my trade they could close up for 24 hrs. every day
2 CONC .  I have never enjoyed such perfect weather.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      My cabin mate is pimply faced, gangly young kid just graduated from high school in Birmi
2 CONC ngham, Alabama.  plays guitar and entertains royally with his southern accent.  He is going a
2 CONC ll the way to Manila with me.  Very nice young fella that obliges me by following every sugge
2 CONC stion I make.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I rather plan to stay a day or two in Tokio where my Japanese friend lives and my hare
2 CONC m is getting off.  The ship stayes there several days (two days).  Yokahama is the port for T
2 CONC okio.  My Jap friend has been around the world and has been studying sound pictures in the U.
2 CONC S.  One of my harem has just been proposed to by a little Frenchman from Manila.  Pretty hot
2 CONC , No?
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The swimming pool, a big cnvass tub, has just been opened and I guess I'll have to go an
2 CONC d see how every thing is getting along and protect my harem.  I shall drop you another card f
2 CONC rom Honolulu.
2 CONT 
2 CONT           We are near Hawiian waters so I shall say aloha
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      We have just done Yokahama and are now about to sail into Kobe for another day.  Have be
2 CONC en having a most wonderful trip the whole way over and have plenty to write you about.  I bel
2 CONC ieve that my stop in Honolulu was not chronicled to you at all.  I shall begin there.  Ther
2 CONC e was four of us in a party together from S. F. on.  My harem and my cabin mate, Ray.  They a
2 CONC nd I are we in this story because we were always together.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      We sailed into Honolulu docked and got ashore by about 9 a.m.  In the meantime one of th
2 CONC e girls had a boy friend that lived in Honolulu so she phoned him and he came down to get us
2 CONC .  He had to work, however, and so he gave us the use of his car to drive around Honolulu an
2 CONC d the surrounding territory.  We drove all over the city and then took a trip out to one of t
2 CONC he beaches and on our way saw sugar plantations, banana trees, mangoes, paipaiya trees, and c
2 CONC ocoanut trees.  The foliage all over the island was a beautiful green such as you see aroun
2 CONC d Washington -- so I've heard say -- The beach was an obscure one, but it was most beautiful
2 CONC .  There were at least a dozen different soft shades of green and blue in the water.  All ove
2 CONC r the island the trees are in full bloom and there are trees just simply loaded with large re
2 CONC d blossoms, yellow blossoms, salmon, blue, purple, and various shades and inter-mixtures of a
2 CONC ll of shades.  It is like one large and beautiful flower garden.  The climate is especially c
2 CONC onducive to  and easy life with much music and romance.  There is an unhurried spell about th
2 CONC e place that you feel when you first arrive there.  Rushing around as we did, the slow, easy
2 CONC , slumberous or rather langorous spirit was not appreciated nor wanted.  We did a little shop
2 CONC ping had a lovely salad lunch of Hawaiian fruits and then back to the ship to the ship our ne
2 CONC rves all shot to a frazzle.  There is something about leaving Honolulu that is different fro
2 CONC m all other ports.  It is the spirit and the spirit is one of sadness and farewell.  You fee
2 CONC l it in your bones.  A sad sweetness with a certain heart wrench about going away that you d
2 CONC o not feel at any other port.  Yes, there is a charm about the islands that is hard to defin
2 CONC e and it rather stifled me some way.  I don't believe I shall ever want to live there.
2 CONT      Then started the ten day trip to Japan.  the days floated by like dreams.  It is a funn
2 CONC y sensation.  There was a sense of pleasant unrealty about the whole thing.  Today I cannot t
2 CONC ell you without some mental effort what the hour and the day and how long we have been on th
2 CONC e way.  We have been blessed with perfect weather all the way across and I haven't had even t
2 CONC he slightest towuch of sickness of any kind.  Every other nite we have movies on board, but t
2 CONC hey are terrible two reel things that disgust me so that I have yet to see a complete show
2 CONC .  The crew gave a very fine entertainment one nite in the way of some Japanese plays.  I di
2 CONC d not stay to see them, because I felt nervous and restless and wanted to be by myself and wa
2 CONC lk and think.  They had dances once of twice a week too.  I and my harem certainly did show a
2 CONC dvantage there alright.  They had a fancy dress ball and my harem had two mantillas so they d
2 CONC ressed as dizzy Spanish senoritas and I as a gay dashing caballero.  They tell me that I mad
2 CONC e a most dashing young Spanish blood.  Then every nite my harem and I would be entertained b
2 CONC y young Japanese men and Chinese telling us about the customs of their countries and their ge
2 CONC stures and descriptions were certainly fun to see and listen to.  Then there were long, beaut
2 CONC iful nites alone with the girls that were like majic hours of romance.  One of the girls I se
2 CONC emed to have known for years.  It was a queer sensation.  I seemed to be able to tell absolut
2 CONC ely what she was thinking and how she was feeling, especially how she felt.  When she felt ra
2 CONC ther low, blue of high-tentioned I could feel it.  She used to lay down with her head in my a
2 CONC rms or in my lap and I would rub her head and neck mustles.  I could feel her begin to rela
2 CONC x and feel better right away.  Funny thing, I would feel all shot to pieces of high tensione
2 CONC d and when I got thru with her there would be that same peaceful feeling of content and happi
2 CONC ness in me that she would feel.  I have never felt so wonderful  around anyone in my life.  S
2 CONC he seemed to give me confidence and optimsim about the future that I have always lacked.  Sh
2 CONC e expressed our sentiments absolutely one night after a particularly hectic day when she sai
2 CONC d she felt "Just as if there wasn't any more in the world to want".  A peculiar sence of happ
2 CONC iness and contentment that I have never felt before.  She's engaged to a fellow and she live
2 CONC s in Los Angeles so I guess I'm safe from any rash act. (that we might decide to do.(this par
2 CONC t was lined out))      The girls, and in fact most all of the passengers, got off in Yokahama
2 CONC .  That is another chapter brought to a close.  The ship is populated most entirely with Jap
2 CONC s now.  I shall tell you about our time in Yokahama and Tokyo.
2 CONT      We dock in Yokahama and the passengers getting off there had to have their baggage inspe
2 CONC cted for customs tax and what not.  We landed there and then got in ginrickshas and were take
2 CONC n to the street car station going to Tokyo.  We from now will be Ray and I.  Then our fun beg
2 CONC an trying to make the Japs understand what it was all about.  We bought tickets to Tokyo an
2 CONC d then rushed around and got on a train and sat there and rode until we finally saw an Englis
2 CONC h sign saying Tokyo.  We got off and there we were without knowing why nor anything about it
2 CONC .  All this time we were more or less the center of attraction, because we towered over every
2 CONC one around there.  We started out walking and walked around the Imperial grounds and then int
2 CONC o a bunch of little shops and into the regular part of town.  We had a lot of fun just foolin
2 CONC g around in the shops and trying to get used to the traffic.  They drive on the left hand sid
2 CONC e and turn around any place they take a notion.  This is certainly a country of curious conta
2 CONC dictions.  You see the ginrickshas and the modern automobile, the trucks and the ox carts an
2 CONC d hand carts too.  European and Chinese dress.  Bobbed haired flappers in kimonas and littl
2 CONC e stilt like shoes shuffling along; Big elaborate coiffures of old Japan.  Tens of dozens o
2 CONC f different kinds of foot wear and lots of people dressed half Oriental and half European  Pr
2 CONC actically all the cars here are American make and the Chevs, Durants, and Fords abund in quan
2 CONC ity.  There are just thousands of bicycles and, of course, that seems rather funny to us too.
2 CONC .  Gasoline is very high here.  Costing about 50 cents American.  We are dealing in yen now
2 CONC .  A yen is about 45 cents and they have coins that equal 1/2 yen, 10 sen-- sen is 1/2 cent -
2 CONC - , 5 sen, and 1 sen.  Altho cars are high here and gasoline expensive taxis are very cheap
2 CONC .  I picked up my harem for the evening and we rode around for an hour for 2 yen.-- or rathe
2 CONC r 4 yen.  In Pasadena that would have cost about $5 or more.  Ray and I had a lovely 7 cours
2 CONC e European dinner for 2 yen a piece.  About half what it would cost in the U.S.  We got bac
2 CONC k to the ship late that nite.  The next morning we hired ginrickshas and drove all around yok
2 CONC ahama and visited a Buddhist temple, Shinto temple & then went into see the earthquake museum
2 CONC .  Certainly was a terrific catastrophe altho the cities with large reinforced steel building
2 CONC s that are supposed to be as near earthquake proof as possible..
2 CONT      That afternoon we left for Tokyo and then called at the office of one our ship friends
2 CONC .  He took an hour from his work and showed us more of Tokyo.  All three of us then went to t
2 CONC he YMCA and picked up my harem and another girl and went to dinner in a roof garden sort of p
2 CONC lace that overlooked the whole city.  It was beautiful to see the city at nite.  We had abou
2 CONC t a nine course dinner there with about 6 forks, and 4 knives --- no exaggeration at all --
2 CONC - and what is more I knew what to do with the tools too.  We got excellent European food an
2 CONC d fine service and only cost us 2 yen again.  Our Jap friend then took us to a dance hall whe
2 CONC re they had a good Philippine orchestra and we danced there for a couple of hours.  We got ou
2 CONC t and walked around among the shops awhile and then back to the YMCA where I had to say goodb
2 CONC ye absolutely to my harem and my Jap friend.  Ray and I finally got back to Yokahama and on s
2 CONC hip around 12:30.  The ship sailed at 10 a.m. Sunday for Kobe.  I was rather blue all that da
2 CONC y because we had lost absolutely all our friends that we had really made an acquaintance wit
2 CONC h at Yokahama.  Yes, I did hate to say good bye to my girlfriend, believe it or not.  The shi
2 CONC p sailed into Kobe since I started this letter and has enterted quarantine and now is steamin
2 CONC g for the docks.  Thus you have a very or fairly close account of my journey thus far.  I a
2 CONC m now anxious to get to Manila and Cadiz to start work.  The next two weeks I'm afraid will d
2 CONC rag slightly heavy on my hands.  Let us hope not.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Believe it or not, but my hair is just as curly as can be.  Not wavy, but littly curls a
2 CONC nd makes me look absolutely handsome.  I have not gained a pound and no one else seems to gai
2 CONC n either.  We eat like horses tho.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I shall probably do Kobe with a little sight seeing excursion today.  Tomorrow we sail t
2 CONC hru the famous inland sea of Japan which they say is very beautiful.  Then to Shanghai.
2 CONT      One thing else and that is the toilets of Japan.  They have no sewage system and each li
2 CONC ttle deposit is carefully carted away to raise vegetables on.  The sweet scented orient is th
2 CONC us made up of benjou smells which you catch as you walk along in even the best places.  The t
2 CONC oilets are little porcelain affairs that are even with the floor.  Thus far I have not foun
2 CONC d it necessary to use one.  Seeing Japan makes me realize how really wonderful the U.S. is
2 CONC .  The little huts the Japs live in at Lindsay and in California are fine homes compared to h
2 CONC ere.  ADIOS
2 CONT                                                                               Love
2 CONT                                                                                       Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT America-Euopean
2 CONT Young Men's Christian Association
2 CONT Manila, P.I.
2 CONT Corresondence Room
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT      Finally we have arrivied at Manila and tho' I still have a two day steamer trip ahead o
2 CONC f me I feel as if I were somewhere close to someone again.  Since leaving Yokahama, Japan, th
2 CONC e trip has been very dull.  Talk about getting tired of doing nothing, I certainly did.  No w
2 CONC onder people with no work except to keep themselves entertained grow old quick & deteriate me
2 CONC ntally.  I'll have to tell you about seeing China at Shanghai & Hong Kong.
2 CONT      First we left the China Sea and sailed into the Yellow Sea-- and yellow is certainly rig
2 CONC ht.  At one point the ocean is green and then just as if some one had put a wall to separat
2 CONC e the waters the sea is absolutely a deep brownish yellow.  This is caused by sediment from t
2 CONC he Whang Poo River on which Shanghai is situated.
2 CONT      We got off the boat & started to see China or Shanghai and we did - And how!  I've neve
2 CONC r seen so many people Swarming around in my life.  Just like ants and they don't look half a
2 CONC s clean.  Disease is absolutely rampant & we saw hundreds of men women & children with nast
2 CONC y skin eruptions all over their heads & often their whole bodies.  Some heads were masses o
2 CONC f boils; many had eyes out or nearly so from disease.  I have never seen so rotten a collecti
2 CONC on of humanity in my life.  Makes my stomach turn to think of it.  But the worst was the foo
2 CONC d market.
2 CONT      One whole street - size of a filthy alley in Los Angeles - was literally packed with lit
2 CONC tle carts and humanity.  You had to twist  your thru in order to get around.  There were thes
2 CONC e diseased dirty, filthy people sticking hands in and waving the food in the air and yellin
2 CONC g and jabbering like a flock of monkeys.  The smell of the food amounted to a stench worse th
2 CONC an anything you can imagine.  Rubbish of all kinds was arot out and dumped within a few fee
2 CONC t of the food carts.  Filthy beggars and women, men, children sleeping on the narrow walks an
2 CONC d in stairways.  I would rather eat the garbage tho out of our kitchen than touch that food
2 CONC .  We finally got to the YMCA and there bot some ice cream which was all we had until dinne
2 CONC r aboard the boat.  The weather was suffocating, too.  On the way to Hong Kong the next day m
2 CONC y stomach became upset - Shanghai & the weather _ and I missed several meals.  I was gettin
2 CONC g terribly sick of the food, anyway.  It was good, but nothing like the diet I have always be
2 CONC en used to.
2 CONT      After a sweltering trip thru the China Sea, we reached Hongkong.  You can say all you wa
2 CONC nt about British rule in Hongkong, but the place is clean and safe quite like a modern city
2 CONC .  (Shanghai is not safe for anyone).  We stayed one night in Hogkong & rode around the cit
2 CONC y and saw as much as we could of the place.  After Shanghai it was wonderful.  We had to chan
2 CONC ge boats, too.
2 CONT      We had to pay $12/50 more for passage 1st class on the Pres. McKinley - American Mail Li
2 CONC ne-.  We sailed 6 p.m. July 16, 1929 from Hongkong & arrived in Manila at 9 a.m. 7-18-29.  Th
2 CONC e $ line may cost lots more, but I've never had such wonderful food & American style in my li
2 CONC fe.  You have no idea how my whole system responed to the American food.  Not only good old U
2 CONC .S. style, but of the very best quality.  I had a tenderlion steak over an inch thick and jui
2 CONC cy as could be.  The last dinner aboard was some affair.  Never saw so many good things to ea
2 CONC t in all my days & you could order all nite if cared to.  It took two menus to print the asso
2 CONC rtment of foods.  If I go back 1st class it will be aboard a $ liner.  Otherwise an N.Y.K. bo
2 CONC at!
2 CONT      Manila is a very beautiful city as reckoned in the world at large.  I'll always think th
2 CONC e clean, orderliness of the U.S. towns preferable to what might otherwise be termed "pictures
2 CONC que" & "color".  However, we have no complaint against Manila.  I believe I shall like the pr
2 CONC ovincial town of Cadiz even better.  This is the rainy season here and I saw more rain toda
2 CONC y than in a whole year in the States.  It is comfortable enuf, however.  Received letters fro
2 CONC m Ray & Polly & a letter of introduction to Gen. Mgr. of the Company, Mr. Harris.  I like hi
2 CONC m very much.  The company is growing rapidly and I believe I can work into something quite go
2 CONC od with the possibility of opening offices in the States within the next year or two.  We sha
2 CONC ll see what is what, however.
2 CONT      Already I am wondering how long before I can save enuf to go back on.  No, I'm not homes
2 CONC ick, but I do certainly appreciate the U.S. now and will be glad to come back when the time c
2 CONC omes.  No doubt a year will see me sith you again.  I am anxious to be to work and believe th
2 CONC at I shall be happy in it.  My money has changed to Pesos which are worth $.50.  All Jap, Chi
2 CONC nese, and Philippine money is figured about 1/2 the U.S. standard.  China is a glorious mix u
2 CONC p so far as money goes.      Love,
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT July 24, 1929
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT       We have finally arrived in our new home and are promptly taken up with the Islands a
2 CONC s a whole.  The climate is wonderful and the people tell us that this is as near the perfec
2 CONC t climate as can be found.  It is cool now, but of course there will days that are plenty hot
2 CONC .  It is very beautiful here and I have seen some of the most wonderful scenery already aroun
2 CONC d here.  The life is different.  It is much easier, of course.  It is much more conducive t
2 CONC o what I would call reall living.  More time to think, more time to read and study, more tim
2 CONC e to play.  You would love the tranquillity of the place.  I am not marrooned from civilizati
2 CONC on.  I find more real civilization here than in the States.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I have yet to find anyone that has lived in the Islands for several years that does no
2 CONC t love the Islands.  I have found few that ever thot they would care to go back to the strif
2 CONC e and strain and the competition of America.  I don't know as I blame them.  I, at least, ca
2 CONC n understand and appreciate their view point.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I was met at the end of my boat trip by Ray and Polly.  It is some 15 miles from where t
2 CONC he boat finally lands to Cadiz.  We had a very beautiful trip to Cadiz thru the sugar plantat
2 CONC ions and the occational cocoanut groves.  Altho it rains plenty here and rains easily, the co
2 CONC untry is not soogy nor does it have the appearance or feel of a dank climate.  It rains one m
2 CONC inute and the next minute the sun shines.  Rain is an incidental to life here.  Ray and Poll
2 CONC y certainly do have a beautiful place here in Cadiz.  It is on the beach amidst a cocoanut gr
2 CONC ove,  The bay is one singular tranquillity and beauty.  At high tide the water comes to withi
2 CONC n 35 feet of the front steps.  There are no breakers on this beach.  The swimming is quite id
2 CONC eal.  They have a beautiful home and it is furnished very nicely.  My room is very nice.  I h
2 CONC ave a very good bed and my room adjoins the bathroom -- more or less a private one, too.  I a
2 CONC m living in some style and have been since leaving the States.  I even know what most all o
2 CONC f different kinds of silverware stand for -- and I have run on to different combinations ever
2 CONC y oplace I have eaten.  I am beginning to feel at ease in going into a good hotel and orderin
2 CONC g my meals and am getting so I know what to expect and all that rot, you know.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Since my arrival here, I have been going to one continual round of dinners and parties
2 CONC .  Every one is very hospitable here on the Islands and make you feel very much at home.  Th
2 CONC e parties were not given especially in my honor, but I happen to run in on an busy week wit
2 CONC h more than the usual number of dinner invitations for Ray and Polly.  One night I went t
2 CONC o a big party given at a sugar central or refinery some hundred miles or more away.  Anothe
2 CONC r young fellow and I with the belles of the Island did the party in the style parties shoul
2 CONC d be done.  Evidently there are only two eligible white girls of the better class and in goo
2 CONC d taste on the Island.  Their father is the head of one of the large sugar refineries here
2 CONC .          He profferred the use of his new Cadillac limousine and chauffeur to us.  The firs
2 CONC t time such a thing has happened, I am told and asked to appreciate.  But who cares about tha
2 CONC t.  The girls have never been in the States and have been brought up in an atmosphere of cult
2 CONC ure and what not.  I must tell you about the party for that was the unusual thing of the trip
2 CONC .  It was another introduction to provincial life.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The occation for the party was a Spanish holiday known or didicated to Santiago, the pat
2 CONC ron saint of Spain.  The party was given by a wealthy Englishman, manager of the sugar mill
2 CONC .  They are admirable hosts.  There were over 100 people from all over the Island there.  Th
2 CONC e crowd was a mixed one including Spanish, Filipino, and Whites.  They have a large hacienda
2 CONC , home in the country, and there was much room for dancing and having a downright good time
2 CONC .  Music furished by an expensive Victor Electrola.  A large number of the pieces played wer
2 CONC e Spanish.  The Spanish idea of music here on the Islands does not have the life and color o
2 CONC f the music that we attribute to Spanish in the States.  There was every conceivable kind o
2 CONC f drink, hard or soft, and all of the very best obtainable.  There is a large and spacious ve
2 CONC randa around the whole house and there were big long tables all set for the gorge.  Dinner o
2 CONC r supper if you will was served between 10 and 11 p.m.  We all grabbed a plate and helped our
2 CONC selves to the choisce of several different kinds of meat, salad, vegitables, relishes, and wh
2 CONC at not.  There was enuf food for almost twice the number of people there.  We found our way t
2 CONC o the tables and there we found red and white wine in bottles awaiting our desires.  It wa
2 CONC s a sumptuous banquet.  We danced and ated and drank -- cool drinks -- until one bell and the
2 CONC n decided to go home.  I stayed at Steve's, boy friend, from 5 am. until 7 a.m. -- total numb
2 CONC er hours of sleep that day.  But such is life.  We had a good time.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Ray and Polly are very well liked here on the Island and very much respected -- as the
2 CONC y should be.  They are extremely gracious and charming without that falseness found in so man
2 CONC y of our charmin' people.  You know 'the forced smile type'.  You would love both of them i
2 CONC f you only had more time to get aquainted with them.  Very genuine and sincere and understand
2 CONC ing, the both of them.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Uncle Ray has taken me thru the mill and the woods and I certainly saw an immense organi
2 CONC zation.  Altho the company is not the largest here on the Island, it is by far the most profi
2 CONC table.  They have declared a 20% dividend since the first year.  That is phenomenal.  The who
2 CONC le organization from woods to the mill is absolutely coordinated.  Uncle Ray deserves the cre
2 CONC dit of putting the plant from a losing proposition to where it is now.  He is accredited wit
2 CONC h being the smartest saw mill man on the Islands.  They are starting a new mill in the northe
2 CONC rn part of the Island group on Luzon, the principal island of the Philippines.  Ray and Poll
2 CONC y are leaving for Manila and the new saw mill in the next few days.  They are to be gone fo
2 CONC r a week or rather a month.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      There is a great opportunity for any white man in the lumber industry.  The trouble righ
2 CONC t now is in getting executives to take charge of mills and etc.  Ray tells me that right no
2 CONC w they could place two mill managers.  They cannot find them.  He has offered to take me in a
2 CONC s and apprentice and promises promotion just so fast as I learn the details.  I see a big opp
2 CONC ortunity here.  The market for Philippine woods almost exceeds the supply and yet there i
2 CONC s a large supply at hand and under the government control here in the islands.  The trouble i
2 CONC s in getting white man with executive capacity.  In the whole organization here at Cadiz ther
2 CONC e isn't one man with executive ability.  The one quality I believe I have is executive abilit
2 CONC y and if I learn the business I shall have the chance at a very good postion.  Of course, I s
2 CONC hall have to devote several years to learning the business knowledge of so large and varie
2 CONC d a business does not come over night.  Ray does not want me to start unless I am seriously g
2 CONC oing to stick with it.  I have decided to start in and stick it out.  The organization is lar
2 CONC ge enuf for real advancement and I think I would be foolish to pass up such an opportunity.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I do not know when I shall start in to work, but people do not hurry over here and Ray i
2 CONC s letting me become accousomed to the country and its ways and conditions before putting me t
2 CONC o work.  I have no idea what I shall be started to doing.  I expect most anything.  No doub
2 CONC t I shall have the opportunity of working in both mills and the woods before the year goes by
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Imagine, all the homes are built of mahogany.  In fact almost everything here is made o
2 CONC f mahogany.  They even burn it for fuel.  The brown mahogany of the States is not the natura
2 CONC l color of the wood at all.  There are several different kinds of wood here that come under t
2 CONC he classification of Philippine mahogany.  Some is as clear and actually resembles golden oak
2 CONC .  Other is dark like walnut and some has red hue.  Some is quite white.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The hills are very beautiful with their tall trees, palms, banana trees, countless ferns
2 CONC , and many different kinds of growth.  As a whole I believe  this is one of the most beautifu
2 CONC l spots I have ever seen.  You would love it here, I believe.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I have played two rounds of golf since arriving and from the looks of things I shall hav
2 CONC e the opportunity to play a great deal before I find my way back home.  Ray and Polly are qui
2 CONC te the golfers and everyone is doing it.  The cost is very nominal.  Clubs are cheaper, due
2 CONC s are very cheap, and there is every inducement to play.  They do not let work interfere wit
2 CONC h their pleasure here on the Island.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I had 4 pair of pants made and the damn tailor made them all too small around the waist
2 CONC .  I got them back last night and I'm boiling mad this morning.  Soon as I have finished thi
2 CONC s letter, I'm going to go out and eat the ears off of one very healthy, now, tailor.  The pan
2 CONC ts all together would have cost me $7.50 dollars counting the tailoring.  The tailor does no
2 CONC t get his pay unless the pants fit.  I guess I shall have to bear the loss of the goods.  Abo
2 CONC ut $4.50, I should say.  I guess I shall have my pants tailored in Manila.  Send up a pair o
2 CONC f my States pants for a pattern.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I believe you would like the life here.  It is easy, Genuine, tolerant, and there isn'
2 CONC t a rush as in the States.  People have time for one another here.  Every one reads a great d
2 CONC eal here.  Both men and women.  The amount men read gere is one of the big surprises of the p
2 CONC lace.  There is much here that you don't get here that you get in the States.  It is almost e
2 CONC ven up between here and there with the personality of the individual the deciding factor in t
2 CONC he equation 'which is best'.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I am waiting for my States mail.  I have written a great deal and have received nothing
2 CONC .  Of course, I have to expect that at first.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Radios will hardly work here because of the Static.
2 CONT           Tell everyone hello and tell 'em I'm in a perfectly lovely & civilized place.  Arde
2 CONC n
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Father:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Now for one month I shall be alone in a great house to come and go as I may after workin
2 CONC g hours.  I am at last working and I can say that I am more than gratified for the fortune th
2 CONC at has been mine these last or all my years, for that matter.  Here there is time to think an
2 CONC d read and wonder and I can say that I am enjoying the experience thoroly.  I believe both o
2 CONC f you would like the life here.  It is unhurried, tranquil, and entirely wholesome if you ord
2 CONC er it that way.  It is an existence that would be hard to strike in the States.  This is th
2 CONC e land of manana -- tomorrow.   Everything is done manana.  It is dangerous and easy for th
2 CONC e mind to forget the States life.  To fall under the spell of the tropical life.  Here your w
2 CONC hite man is master or craven.  Here in the Orient there is a different psychology.  It is rom
2 CONC antic, deadly, with a charm that cannot be thrown off by the white who has been here too lon
2 CONC g -- missed too many ships.  The hurry and bustle, strife and competition is not so keen.  I
2 CONC t is a land for philosophers of the oriental philosophy.  There isn't the hard, strengthenin
2 CONC g philosophy of the west.  You understand the mystic thot of the East more easily.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Uncle Ray and Aunt Polly have left for Manila and other ports for a month or more and co
2 CONC nsequently I have the whole run of the house to myself.  It is a large hacienda with a very l
2 CONC arge hall which is both living and dining room thru the center.  The library is the one plac
2 CONC e of retreat here and it is well-stocked with all kinds of books of the better type.  I hav
2 CONC e at least 50 good books that I particularly wish to read before too many moons pass away an
2 CONC d ther is an abundance of good current magazines around, too.  Really we live here much bette
2 CONC r than I have ever lived in the States.  We have servants to do all the work, altho it is n
2 CONC o mean job to get this childish people to understand and so what you wish to have done.  Th
2 CONC e people are quite a happy carefree people entirely without responisbility or moral values
2 CONC .  It is almost necessary to stand over and direct every move of their bodies in order to ge
2 CONC t anything done right  -- unless you have them trained as you would in time with any animal
2 CONC .  If I had ment of Bobbies mental --present development -- equipment to work for me I woul
2 CONC d feel more than gratified.  Bobby or any American boy for that matter is three years brighte
2 CONC r and more grasping mentally than these people.  You couldn't call them a tribe of morons bec
2 CONC ause they don't  have that much brains.  Of course, there are a good many exceptions to tha
2 CONC t rule, but the large majority of the people do not come under the rule of exceptions.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      You will remember that someone suggested that I would be greatly changed when I get bac
2 CONC k home.  Don't worry that was a safe one.  Already I have changed.  I have for the first tim
2 CONC e a chance to develop my own personality.  My experience gained with and from Clare certainl
2 CONC y is coming in handy now.  The valuable business experience I got thru Clare was better tha
2 CONC n a  couple of years in college.  I feel that I was especially fontunated in being with him a
2 CONC fter getting out of high school.  I believe I shall get a great deal from Uncle Ray, too.  So
2 CONC meone of these years I ought to be a valuable man to someone.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I only have had or have about $80 left from my original amount to send back to McAlliste
2 CONC rs.  However, that makes about two hundred that I will still owed them as I had some $20 fro
2 CONC m the radio credited against my account.  Oh, well I think I can that little debt off rathe
2 CONC r soon and be square with the world again.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I have put in my application to join the golf club here and as that is the only social a
2 CONC nd recreation enjoyed in this part of the world I expect I shall put out the 50 or $25 and be
2 CONC come a golf fan.  Not having a car to keep up and no shows or entertainments to spend money o
2 CONC n I think I would be foolish not not join and get the benefit of the social and golf life.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Well, Mother, you have passed another milestone on your carreer and I hope that it is o
2 CONC r was a happy one.  Mail was supposed to be in tonite, but I'll bet those dammed (crossed out
2 CONC ) Filipino post men sent my mail to Manila along with Uncle Rays.  I rather expect a letter f
2 CONC orm home today as it has been about long enuf to expect one.  Letters are among the events o
2 CONC f this place.  Say, Mom, I wanted to send you some little rememberance for your birthday, bu
2 CONC t honestly I haven't seen anything that I wanted to send you.  I have been so darn busy getti
2 CONC ng settled and oriented that I haven't had time to really look around.  Now don't think I for
2 CONC got you for one minute, because I didn't.  I haven't the slightest idea how old you are, bu
2 CONC t who cares about that.  Somehow time has lost a good deal of its meaning since I left the St
2 CONC ates.  Days seem to flow along smoothly and swiftly and the minutes and days are full, but no
2 CONC t with rushing to gain time.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Both Uncle Ray and Aunt polly have made it very pleasant for me here and I cannot than
2 CONC k them too much.  They are both fine people with a broad perspective on life.  It is a pleasu
2 CONC re and an education to be with them.  One thing you can see the Whitfield in both of you plen
2 CONC ty strong.  You both have many characteristics alike and they are good ones too.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I believe I have, at last, struck my opportunity so far as work for bread and butter goe
2 CONC s.  Uncle Ray and Aunt Polly both assure me that if I apply myself and grasp every job that i
2 CONC s set out for me I shall be promoted rapidly.  Due to dearth of executive material among th
2 CONC e whites here and the great expenses of importing capable men from the States they are starti
2 CONC ng in a young fellow with executive possibilities and work him thru the business and make an
2 CONC d executive out of him.  That is the position I occupy at the present time.  I am officiall
2 CONC y an apprentice.  My first job is to take inventory of the entire warehouse stock of the mil
2 CONC l here.  They have four bodegas, warehouses, full of different materials.  There hasn't bee
2 CONC n a real inventory taken for some time and I have found things piled around in pretty much o
2 CONC f a mess.  I have straightened out the bodegas, put them in order, and at last am getting a r
2 CONC eal inventory of the company's stock.  The job will no doubt take me into September to finis
2 CONC h as the thousands of stock cards are in pretty much of a mixup and it will take a long tim
2 CONC e to straigten them out.  When they are finally fixed up, I can assure the world they will b
2 CONC e right to the last bolt as nearly as I can possibily make them. I get up about 5:30 a.m. an
2 CONC d have a cup or tow of coffee from a thermos bottle left in my room and then proceed to wor
2 CONC k at 6 bells.  I work for an hour getting my crew organized and started on the way and then h
2 CONC ave breakfast at home around 7:30 and then proceed until noon again.  We have an hour and hal
2 CONC f for noon and siesta and then to work again until 5:30.  Home for a bath and dinner abou
2 CONC t 7 of after.  We retire around 9 of shortly after.  Quite different from my life in the Stat
2 CONC es, eh wot?
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Aunt Polly mentioned that I could get the job of purchasing agent in Manila if I mastere
2 CONC d the details of what this company needs to keep it going along.  A purchasing agent is the o
2 CONC ne thing they need and don't have at the present time. A p.a. does all the buying for the thr
2 CONC ee mills and that is no small job.  The idea is that one man devoting his entire time to buyi
2 CONC ng will more than save his salary by making sucessful and more economical purchases and by ke
2 CONC eping the machinery of the company operating smoothly and without hitch because of adequate a
2 CONC nd timely shipment of supplies.  The job pays well, too.  I do not know how much of a salar
2 CONC y I'll be getting at first, but it won't make me rich, I can assure you.  I have been assure
2 CONC d that it won't, in fact.  However, I am living exceedingly well and gaining much valuable ex
2 CONC perience.  There is no doubt that in my mind that this was the move to make for me.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      How is Pop getting along these days?  By golly, I sure miss having him around and woul
2 CONC d like to see and talk and argue a round with him right now.  I hope the eye is making famou
2 CONC s headway and I believe that it will, too.  Regardless of how the eye comes out, I shall alwa
2 CONC ys know that the perception of mind has increased many fold and that success has crowned life
2 CONC .  I can readily appreciate now the splendid training in many traits of character that I hav
2 CONC e unconsciouly picked up from his training.  I am, indeed, thankful to my parents for what th
2 CONC ey have done for me.  My inheritance is worth more that all the gold in the world -- and no g
2 CONC old could buy such an inheritance from me if it were there to sell.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I hope you folks have found something to break into in the way of a business of some kin
2 CONC d.  I am anxious to hear from you and know all the dope about what has transpired since I lef
2 CONC t your horizon.  I believe the tide has turned for all of us and we will all manifest prosper
2 CONC ity from now on.  I am sure we all have i in our power to draw the things we most desire to u
2 CONC s.  We shall have a sufficiency of all things.  That is assured us.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I have recieved several quite wonderful letters from my girl friend on the boat, Helen C
2 CONC ampbell of Los Angeles, I believe I mentioned her to you in one of my previosu letters.  Sh
2 CONC e seems to think I am just about the last word, if you get my slant on the idea.  I don't thi
2 CONC nk she's so bad, myself.  I write pretty good letters to her, too.  These women will fall fo
2 CONC r me no matter where I am or what I do.  She ought to fall for me, tho, because I always mad
2 CONC e her feel so darned good when she was with me.  Funny thing about her, I could sense just ho
2 CONC w she felt and more than once I sort of made her feel relaxed and in a happy frame of mind
2 CONC .  I always felt good around her myself -- sort of happy and conteneted, not hot and bothere
2 CONC d about anything at all.  Aw well, such is life!  Live within 15 miles of a girl for three ye
2 CONC ars and never meet her until you sail half way around the world and then leave her.  Aw well
2 CONC , hell, what of it!
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I've stayed an hour over my bed time just to write you folks a letter, but here goes.  I
2 CONC 'm off for my mosquito netting bed -- and profound slumber until sunrise tomorrow morning.  A
2 CONC nd the sun rising over the bay is beautiful and the fishing boats land with their day's catc
2 CONC h and half the population pick up half the day's meal then.  The other half of the meal is ri
2 CONC ce.  It is a beautiful and picturesque life, with happy children for people, and a romantic s
2 CONC etting with the graceful coconuts ever gracing the background, and a placid bay always befor
2 CONC e you.  It is one different life.
2 CONT                                                                      Love
2 CONT                                                                           Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT August 20, 1929
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Monther & Dad:
2 CONT      Sorry, I didn't get this order off with the last mail, but some few difficulties in so d
2 CONC oing.  Am having a great time here and everything is going as per the way it should.  Enjoy m
2 CONC y work immensely and see a good future in it as purchasing agent for the company.
2 CONT      Do not get the shorts or the tie as my work here and habits, i have since found, do no
2 CONC t demand either articles.  What I have will more than suffice for my needs.
2 CONT      Played a few games of golf the other day and went to a boxing contest last Saturday nite
2 CONC .  Had a great time watching the fights and the crowds gathered in the pavillion (big barn)
2 CONC .  Mr. Cameron, plant engineer, invited me for a ride to San Carlos on Sunday and we were gon
2 CONC e all day.  I saw a great many beautiful "South Sea Island" spots that were very picturesque
2 CONC .  Little villages tucked away back amoung the cocoanut trees and bamboo clumps.
2 CONT      The natives all gather around on Sunday at the way side barrios (stores) and gamble & tr
2 CONC ade.  The women & children and men are all great gamblers here.  The sugar plantations here a
2 CONC re certainly healthy looking.  Big, tall, heavy canes that give a good yield of sugar per ton
2 CONC .  Almost anything will grow here if you but stick it in the ground.  The natives are exceedi
2 CONC ngly cozy and do not plant any vegetables to sell.  They do plant quite a bit of corn which i
2 CONC n some parts of the Philippines is the standard food instead of rice.
2 CONT      We stopped in San Carlos, a big sugar refinery, and had dinner with a big ruddy old Dane
2 CONC .  He was quite a character and had been all over the world and had finally settled here to l
2 CONC ive & leave his bones.
2 CONT      We passed over the Dinao river (Dinow) which has a good many alligators in it.  Alligato
2 CONC rs are not hunted to any extent at all and it is dangerous to fool around them.
2 CONT      Aunt Polly & Uncle Ray will probably be back this week altho we haven't heard from the
2 CONC m yet.  I don't look for Uncle Ray to stay here in Cadiz much longer as he is getting too bi
2 CONC g for the place.  Rather expect to see him become Gen. Mgr. of all three of the mills.  If h
2 CONC e does he will live in Manila.  Uncle Ray is recognized as the best lumber man in the Philipp
2 CONC ines----- and there are plenty of them, too.  Many men come here to see how he runs his mil
2 CONC l and try to get some pointers themselves  Aunt Polly & Uncle Ray are both well-liked & highl
2 CONC y respected all over the Island.
2 CONT      This is a very beautiful place and living here is reputed to be the best in the Philippi
2 CONC nes.  the place is quite provincial, but we have all the comforts of civilization here.  I li
2 CONC ke it very much.
2 CONT      I'm studying hard in order to rise rapidly as possible in position and salary.  I won'
2 CONC t know until U. Ray gets back just how much my pay will be.  It won't be high, I am assured o
2 CONC f that.  At least, not a first.  I am always invited out once or twice a week to dine and ton
2 CONC ite I eat with the chief accountant and his Filipino wife.  Nice people even tho they are no
2 CONC t strictly Am.
2 CONT      Must be getting back to my work as I have plenty to do.
2 CONT      Remember no shorts or ties unless you have already gotten them for no good reason at all
2 CONC .  Tell everyone hello for me and be sure and write often about how you are making along wit
2 CONC h the world.  Give Pop a big kick in the pants and tell him to keep his nose clean and not fl
2 CONC irt around with the neighbors too much.
2 CONT        Adios
2 CONT                           Arden
2 CONT Will send you some photos one of these days of this place so you'll get an idea of the plac
2 CONC e your vagrant son is living in.  Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Aug. 30-31, 1929
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT       Between spells and nothing to do but write.  Have been having a great time here and fee
2 CONC ling fine as could be.
2 CONT      Last Saturday afternoon I went out & plyed a round or two of golf and then rushed back t
2 CONC o the house, cleaned up, ate dinner and went to the big charity carnival here.  I saw severa
2 CONC l good boxing matches and walked around the grounds a little bit, but it was raining most o
2 CONC f the time so didn't see very much.  There wasn't much to see --- and they had no dances ther
2 CONC e either that nite.  It is quite a kick to watch the native crowds and their big, hi-powere
2 CONC d entertainments.  Last nite I mosiyd down town and all of a sudden heard a big noise of shou
2 CONC ting and music playing at a high pitch so decided to go down to the seene of the disturbance
2 CONC .  I figured they must at least, have killed someone or were tearing down a couple of buildin
2 CONC gs, but it was only the local movie playing a hot western thriller and the hero had just kill
2 CONC ed the other 50 villains in the nickel of time to save the beautiful peroxide blonde from bei
2 CONC ng done wrong by.  They get all het up over their movies here and take 'em to heart with th
2 CONC e proper actions to suit each mood.  I'd be scared to go to a war picture, because your neigh
2 CONC bor might take a notion to turn on you with a bolo and play at bayonet practice on your ribs.
2 CONT      I quit work the other morning and went out & had a game of golf.  You see I'd been doin
2 CONC g some hi- powered concentating on the inventory and my head was wobbly and my neck and shoul
2 CONC ders ached so I ups and has a game of golf to relieve myself a bit.  I felt fine when I cam
2 CONC e back.
2 CONT      The old inventory is getting inself wound up toward the end of the string and I ain't so
2 CONC rry a bit either.  I believe that I've done a darned good job of it and what I don't know abo
2 CONC ut saw mill and logging supplied ain't worth knowing.  I can see a lot a things that could b
2 CONC e better here and one of them is the purchasing of supplies.  It is only Uncle Ray's rare exp
2 CONC erience and goo judgment that makes this mill the paying concern that it is.  If he went awa
2 CONC y and left the mill now, I wouldn't want to answer for shape it would be in within a year's t
2 CONC ime.  The labor isn't to be trusted here as they'll steal the shirt off your back if they ca
2 CONC n get away with it.
2 CONT      Personally I'm working darned hard to get into the purchasing agent's job.  There ain'
2 CONC t no such animal now, but I aim to be it when they create the office.  No doubt in the worl
2 CONC d in my mind, but what I could handle the job after a few more months of education.  That i
2 CONC s one job I always that I like, but never could see anyway into it.  How I've got darned goo
2 CONC d chance to be it.  I ain't aomon at anything else either, because that is one job I like an
2 CONC d it pays very well, too.  I'd like to get the job of buying for all three mills and that wou
2 CONC ld be a darned sweet job, too.  I always get what is best and I aim to get that job if workin
2 CONC g and studying will do the trick.  I rather expect my present salary will be P150 or $75 whic
2 CONC h isn't very dam much, but good enuf for a start.
2 CONT      I sent back $80 to McAllisters on my note so I only owe about $200 all told now.  The so
2 CONC oner that can pay it the better.
2 CONT      The way things look now I'll be over here for at least three years altho I'm going to tr
2 CONC y and get back next year for awhile for certain reasons which I would not disclose at this ti
2 CONC me.  If I go I figure the company will pay my expenses.  Figure that out if you can and the
2 CONC n watch for me about next June.  I always make a change about that time a year and I'm planni
2 CONC ng ahead already just what that change is going to be.
2 CONT      My darned beard grows like grass over here and I have to shave every day to keep clean
2 CONC . ------------
2 CONT      Friday I went out in the afternoon and played a round of golf.  I didn't have anything t
2 CONC o do here at the office so took the opportunity to play a little golf.  That nite I went wit
2 CONC h Cameron, chief engineer, down to the carnival again and watched them pick the Queen and the
2 CONC n dance.  They are very formal and dignified in their dancing.  None of the carefree abando
2 CONC n of the American Youth here.  The native women's fancy dresses are very pretty and quite pic
2 CONC turesque.  Some of the more fancy and formal gowns had trailing trains which the belles carr
2 CONC y in their hand, as they dance.  I call them ladies from a page in the past'.  You can be saf
2 CONC e in saying that the beauty of women here blossoms, blooms and then bears fruit and dies in t
2 CONC he short space of five years of their whole life.  After child birth, they become regular squ
2 CONC aws.  There are quite a few people that we call mestisas here.  Mestisas are half native & ha
2 CONC lf something else.  Tonite we shall witness the coronation of the Queen and the big day of ca
2 CONC rnival week.  I might also take in a boxing match.  One thing sure I'm going to have a game o
2 CONC f golf this afternoon.
2 CONT      I have an application in to Join the golf club here.  The cost of initiation is P50 or $
2 CONC 25.00 and P5 per month.  As it is the only recreation to be enjoyed hereabouts, I guess I sha
2 CONC ll go in.  I am waiting for Uncle Ray to get back from Manila with a report on my salary an
2 CONC d the cost of room & board before I make any cash statements.
2 CONT      I don't know whether I even told you my daily routine or not, but here it is.  Rise 5:3
2 CONC 0 A.M. and get to work by 6A.M.; work until 7 or 7:30 and go home for breakfast; then work un
2 CONC til 12; lunch and siesta until 1:30 P.M., work until 5:30 P.M. and then bath; dinner around 7
2 CONC :00 to 7:30; and then the evening for what have you.  My meal service is quite unique.  The b
2 CONC oys set the table and get everything all ready and then ring the meal gong; I sit down & sou
2 CONC p is served.  I finish soup and ring the table bell; the soup dish is cleared away and a dinn
2 CONC er plate left for me; a try of several dishes are brought in and I help myself;  I eat that a
2 CONC nd ring the bell for a 2nd helping; eat that and ring again; the dishes are all cleared off a
2 CONC nd dessert served; coffee is brot on immediately afterward and then to finnish up the meal
2 CONC .  My water glass is refilled several times during the meal if nesessary.  My laundry is take
2 CONC n out two or three times every week and brot back two days later.  All this besides my room b
2 CONC eing cleaned & straightened everyday.  A thermos bottle of hot coffee is left every nite so t
2 CONC hat I can have hot coffee the minute I get out of bed in the morning.  Some life, eh wot?
2 CONT      This is a very beautiful place and Uncle Ray's home is one of the most beautiful place
2 CONC s imaginable.  Set in a grove of tall cocoanut palms and right on the beach of a beautiful ba
2 CONC y.  The native outrigger baneas or sail boats make a beautiful sight as they pass amoung th
2 CONC e bamboo fish traps in front of our home.  This is one of those romantic settings that you re
2 CONC ad about, but never expect to see ---  except that I am living here now.
2 CONT      I am, indeed, a favored son of destiny for every thing that best seems to come my way
2 CONC .  I am humble with recognition to the Source from which all things flow.
2 CONT      Somehow I feel as if I had hit my stride at last and know that there is no limit to th
2 CONC e success that I can and expect to attain in life.  I feel now as always that there is someth
2 CONC ing that protects me, most jealously and that no matter where I am or what I do no harm can b
2 CONC efall me.  I have gained a great deal in experience and many kinds of experience since leavin
2 CONC g home and know that I have benefited richly from all of them.
2 CONT      You know I can never quite repay Clare for the marvelous business training that he has g
2 CONC iven me.  I feel that I have grasp of certain business principles that many men never gain an
2 CONC d here, where there are not so many highly trained business men, I do not feel inferior at al
2 CONC l.  My youthful appearance is apt to be more against me here than anything else.  I think tha
2 CONC t obstacle wouldn't be safe here for him, because there a lot of good looking women running a
2 CONC round loose that might take advantage of his innocence.
2 CONT      Wherever you are living now, I hope you are getting along fine and happy.  Love to every
2 CONC one and a hello for everyone, too.
2 CONT                                        Arden
2 CONT P.S.  Give my regards to Clare & tell him I'm sorry to hear that he got a hold of some poiso
2 CONC n meat as poison meat certainly is mean stuff.  AWB.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sept 21, 1929
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Dad:
2 CONT      Saturday morning and my work is pretty well done for the week so that I would write yo
2 CONC u a note.  I have finished my first assigned job of taking the inventory and according to eve
2 CONC ry one's report the job was well - done.  Even the natives under my supervision claimed tha
2 CONC t it was the best inventory ever taken.  Uncle Ray seemed justly pleased with my work.  Natur
2 CONC ally I feel rather proud of myself for turning out a good job on the start.  My job right no
2 CONC w consists of checking time on the men working in the yard and mill.  I have started in on th
2 CONC e yard men and there are about 150 men to check besides checking up on the regular timekeeper
2 CONC s.  It is some job, too, as there are men working under contractors mixed in with our men.  T
2 CONC hese natives have such a negative personality that it makes it harder to remember each man
2 CONC .  A good job to improve the memory.
2 CONT      Thanks to Uncle Ray and Aunt Polly I have quickly adapted myself to the country and fee
2 CONC l entirely at home.  Somehow I hardly feel further away than when you were in Lindsay and I i
2 CONC n Pasadena.  After all time and distance are not all together what they appear to be.  I ofte
2 CONC n think of you and miss having a good argument now and then.  Seems to me that I miss the fir
2 CONC e works of our arguments in which neither of us ever won a point over the other in our own es
2 CONC timation.  Uncle Ray tells me I'm a good deal like you.  I can see that, alright.
2 CONT      I believe that you would enjoy the life here more than in the States.  Everyone is not i
2 CONC n such a mad rush to get nowhere and there is time to go visiting and enjoy your neighbor's h
2 CONC ospitality.  A broader and more liberal life here!
2 CONT      It is a beautiful country and I am in love with its simple beauty.  There are untold opp
2 CONC eortunities for a man here if he is of a mind to take advantage of them.  It is essentially a
2 CONC n undeveloped land and the prospects for profitable and future development is great.  I was n
2 CONC ot wrong in the least in my belief in the future of this country.  Of course, hard work and h
2 CONC ead, work is as essential to success here as any place.  I often pinch myself to see whethe
2 CONC r I'm really here or in a dream.  Everything is better than I had expected.
2 CONT      I have also accomplished a great deal in myself.  Here I am an individual and am able t
2 CONC o express myself as one.  You have no idea how great a feeling that is for me.  I have come t
2 CONC o believe more firmly in myself and in my powers.  This belief instead of making me conceite
2 CONC d has rather made me more humble and appreciative of everyone and every instance that has hel
2 CONC ped me to shape my life.  I can for the first time appreciate the valuable training you hav
2 CONC e given me and which has thus molded my character.  I can appreciate the hardness and the tou
2 CONC ghness of the fiber that you have built in me.  Your unconsicous actions and attitude have in
2 CONC fluenced my character more than you can possibly ralize.  Coming here has made me appreciat
2 CONC e all that you are.  Made me see what a success you have made of your individual life.  Do no
2 CONC t for the second feel that because you have not piled up money that we don't think you have b
2 CONC een a supreme success.  A man who has stuck to his ideals no matter the result and who has co
2 CONC ntinually tried to improve his spiritual understanding is so much greater a man than those wh
2 CONC o have achieved riches and a hollow fame that dies with them.
2 CONT      I have come to believe that our rather mutual antagonism was due to our own like nature
2 CONC s and the direct positive action of both of us.  Yet I do not believe that ever a father an
2 CONC d a son loved each other more than we have.  If I could pick parents, conditions, life all ov
2 CONC er again, I would not change an instance.  My fortune has been rich beyoond all expectaion n
2 CONC o matter what move I have made.  I believe that life will always be full and complete for m
2 CONC e and for all that I shall ever have I shall always be grateful to your heritage.  No greate
2 CONC r gift has any man ever had than that from you to me.
2 CONT      I have found the girl, too, that I intend to marry.  I met her on the boat coming out
2 CONC .  I know that the short time we were together should ordinarily not be enuf for either Hele
2 CONC n or I to make any decision.  Realize all too well what everyone has a perfect right to concl
2 CONC ude - that ours was a sudden infatuation such as often springs up on summer trips.  Altho I r
2 CONC ealize all the criticism and the silent misgivings of my friends, I would not give up an iot
2 CONC a of belief in the fact that Helen is to be my wife.  Life has always been dealt clean hand
2 CONC s to me and all the circumstances surrounding our romance only serve to make me more sure o
2 CONC f our decision.  Somehow a voice more insistent than any I have ever felt seemed to say tha
2 CONC t ' Here is the girl for you and go ahead for she is to be your wife'.  The memory of that st
2 CONC rong voice coming to me at a time when my mind was cool and relaxed and we were thinking an
2 CONC d talking of some outside subject still bewilders me when I recall it.  I can hear that inne
2 CONC r command yet.  i did not even ask her to marry me.  We just started making plans and tryin
2 CONC g to remove one anothers doubts for everything seemed to be in a maze, a dream too sudden t
2 CONC o be real.  You can believe that the doubts which both had concerning our sanity were torturi
2 CONC ng our minds.  We wanted to believe, but couldn't.  Our last few days together drove every do
2 CONC ubt from our minds.  We parted one night in Tokyo, Japan.  I have never experienced such a lo
2 CONC ss, such a numbness of body and mind as our leaving caused me.  Helen wrote me that she, too
2 CONC , felt as if everything had gone with me.
2 CONT      We both realized, however that we had to part and that I had to come here and become est
2 CONC ablished and that she would have to go home and prepare things there.  She had just graduate
2 CONC d from U.S.C. this spring and the last minute had decided to take this trip to Japan as a gra
2 CONC duation present.  In four days she had decided and rushed around to get everything arranged f
2 CONC or this trip.  There were so many things that happened to both of us that I believe everythin
2 CONC g was ordered ---- as my life has always been.
2 CONT      Greatest of all revelations, for such they were to me, was the fact that somehow I alway
2 CONC s felt complete when she was around.  I have felt a lack which I could not guess for a long t
2 CONC ime, but when we were together I had that feeling of complete happiness, content and a greate
2 CONC r faith in my future.  She would come to me feeling 'shot to pieces' and 'blue' and very muc
2 CONC h out of sorts and before long she was happy, contented and feeling fine.  I could feel her f
2 CONC eelings running thru me and understand every mood she had.  The same was true of her in regar
2 CONC ds to my own feelings.  Helen described my feelings perfectly when she said that "it seems a
2 CONC s if there is nothing else in all the world to want when you are around".  I can truly say th
2 CONC at I have never loved anyone as devoutly and without passion in my life.
2 CONT      I confess this to you because you have always been able to understand and appreciate the
2 CONC se dear things to which I am sensitive.
2 CONT      She lives in Los Angeles and is a cocial worker among the dependents, diseased and the w
2 CONC orld's unfortunates,  She will either work in L.A. or in San Diego.  Her folks are well-to-d
2 CONC o and have more than the average in worldly goods.  Helen knows just how much I have and wha
2 CONC t she will have to put up with if she marries me.  There is no misunderstanding on that point
2 CONC .  She is working this year instead of going back to coolege at my suggestion that she lear
2 CONC n a little more of the value of money by earning some.  She is attractive and rather quiet
2 CONC .  You would like her.
2 CONT      I have written a great deal that I did not plan when I started this letter, but I am hap
2 CONC pier for writing it.  I hope that you will be happier for having heard me out.  Three month
2 CONC s ago I could not have written as I now do.
2 CONT      I have consumed most of the morning and now I shall have to turn again to business dutie
2 CONC s and so off to the work which I enjoy.
2 CONT                                      Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT October 5, 1929
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Was rather disapointed in not receiving a letter from you last nite in the State's mail
2 CONC .  Fact is I haven't received a letter from you since the first of September.  Mails must hav
2 CONC e been sidetracked somehow or other.  That is easily done here in this part of the world.  Th
2 CONC ere is no tradition of mails here as there is in the U.S.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Have managed to fill in the week with to many parties of bridge.  Last Thursday Aunt Pol
2 CONC ly and I went to a big dinner and bridge party and it was 2:30 a.m. before we got home.  A
2 CONC s I had to get up at 5:30, yau can imagine how peppy I felt the next day.  The following Satu
2 CONC rday I was hooked nto an other party and after the first table I was asleep and managed to tr
2 CONC ump my own trick several times.  Even forgot what the trumps were and I was playing the hand
2 CONC .  I slept all day Sunday and made up for some lost sleep.  You don't recuperate nearly so fa
2 CONC st here as you do in the States from a little disspation.  The climate tends to enervate rath
2 CONC er than invigorate.  I miss a few hours sleep and I'm no good the next day.
2 CONT      I received a letter from Helen last nite and she said it reached 115 deg. in Pasadena o
2 CONC n Sep. 3.  I'm certainly glad that I do not live in such a hot country.  I don't see how yo
2 CONC u folks get along in such heat.  It is warm here, but it never gets like that.  It's funny wh
2 CONC at people can stand.  Yes, and Helen said it was hotter than hades from Fresno to Bakersfiel
2 CONC d on her trip from Yosemite.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Last Monday she sent me her picture all fixed up in a blue leather folder.  Do I rate an
2 CONC d how.  You can see that I have become a gentleman at last.  Helen is a distinct blonde.  Lig
2 CONC ht hair and blue eyes and all that rot which blondes have.  As predicted, I've fallen and how
2 CONC .  The fall is mutual, however.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Uncle Ray is still away in China and we do not know when he will get back.  Aunt Polly s
2 CONC ays no matter how soon he gets back it will be too long for her.  They are both extremely dev
2 CONC oted to one another.  It makes me happy to see them so happy with one another.  Both have no
2 CONC t had the easiest nor the most fortunate experience in their first loves.  Uncle Ray will no
2 CONC t be here in Cadiz much longer.  They are due to live in Manila soon as the right man can b
2 CONC e found to manage affairs here.  When that time comes, I shall probably find things slightl
2 CONC y different for my self.  We shall see what manna brings us.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Am progressing right along with my work of checking the payroll and learning the differe
2 CONC nt departments.  Lumbering covers such a wide scope of activities that one needs must hav
2 CONC e a large perspective to grasp the organization as a whole.  I feel that I shall be capable o
2 CONC f it however.  I am enthusiastic over my chances here and really expect to get into somethin
2 CONC g good.  As usual my age is a handicap.  Damn it why must my age always work so hard agains
2 CONC t me.  I know my ability or rather have confidence that I can do the work.  Just a kid, but s
2 CONC ome kids are not so slow as some of these old farts are.
2 CONT      We'll just have to do our work the best way we know and then let the good providence o
2 CONC f my destiny take its way.  Every day I feel that I am destined to play more than an averag
2 CONC e part in the world's affairs.  There is a need in this world of ours for people who can orga
2 CONC nise and inspire others to a greater universality of tolerance.  Some day I'm going to writ
2 CONC e something and I have faith that it will be recognised.  Since coming here I have found it e
2 CONC asier to express my self more and have written in the simplest and most straight forward mann
2 CONC er that I am able to command.  Ideas simply expressed form all of the really great reading o
2 CONC f the world's history.  Then why make a show of a vocabulary which anyone can acquire, yet fe
2 CONC w do and can understand lots of the unusual words used.  Simplicity in all things I have com
2 CONC e to believe is the richest and most powerful way.  Simple food, conservative clothes, healt
2 CONC y habits are all condusive to a straightforward and fruitful life.  Straight honesty in all t
2 CONC hings, a profound appreciation of all situations all give us an understanding and judgment wh
2 CONC ich if mstaken will be an honest mistake.
2 CONT      I find the work of influencing men and more or less handling the personnel of the firm h
2 CONC ere is very much to my liking.  The psychology of handling these simple folks (or any for tha
2 CONC t matter) interests me and I believe that I understand how to get the most out of them withou
2 CONC t driving them.  The one thing these people cannot do is to organise their activities.  Sinc
2 CONC e I have been checking the yard crew of 150 men, I have and others also have noticed a bette
2 CONC r moral and more work with less men.  My influence has been purely psychological as I have n
2 CONC o authority to issue commands or to fire anyone.  I have also made suggestions to different h
2 CONC eads for the improvement of the personnell and have seen them carried out with success.  Yo
2 CONC u can imagine that I feel confident of my abilitiy even more with each successful move.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I trust that you are all well and that you have worked out events a little more to you
2 CONC r happiness.  I regret that I cannot in some way fashion life for you after my own desires fo
2 CONC r you, but am wise enuf to realise that right now it is not to be.  You can be sure that I un
2 CONC derstand and appreciate all that you have and are going thru in this life.  That I consider t
2 CONC hat both of you have made supreme successes of your lives in that you have held to your ideal
2 CONC s and have climbed far upward in evolution.  Mu only hope is that I shall be worthy of you an
2 CONC d vindicate your faith in me.
2 CONT                                                           Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Regular weekly letter home.  Boy and how these weeks do fly.  Never dreamed that time co
2 CONC uld pass so quickly.  Here it is going on Thanksgiving and we have to send our Xmas parcels o
2 CONC n their way now or they won't get home in time.  Before we know it the year will be startin
2 CONC g anew again.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      I had Aunt Polly pick up some little present for you, Mother, in Hongkong and I'll be d-
2 CONC -- if she didn't pick out a luncheon set.  I couldn't very well say anything and as she offer
2 CONC ed to wrap it and send it home with her things I couldn't transfer the present to anyone else
2 CONC .  Now if you wish you can give it to someone else for an Xmas present.  As I remember you ha
2 CONC ve a whole flock of those luncheon sets and never use them too much either.  I may not rememb
2 CONC er just exactly right; but don't hestiate if you want to give some one that set for a presen
2 CONC t from you not from me.  Loerdy, but I haven't a cent to spend as usual this year.  However
2 CONC , I'm going to try and pick up a few little nicknacks that will be peculiar to the Orient an
2 CONC d don't cost too much either.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Now for the big news.  Uncle Ray put me in charge of the yard crew as ass't Yard Master
2 CONC .  After I get on to the details I'll have complete charge of the yard.  My duties consist i
2 CONC n handling about 200 men who are piling, loading, cleaning, trimming lumber, getting up order
2 CONC s and what not.  We handle wver 2,000,000 bd. ft. a month from the mill and ship out almost a
2 CONC s much.  We handle altogether between 3 & 4 million feet of lumber every month.  It is quit
2 CONC e a job to oversee and keeps me going pretty strong.  Some responsibility but that is what I'
2 CONC ve been wanting.  I want to show some of these xxxxxxx xxxx of men over here that while I'm s
2 CONC till young I'm not so dam slow as they are or think I am.  Some of these guys or bozos like t
2 CONC o treat me as if I were ten year old that din't know enuf to keep his ears clean.  I know m
2 CONC y limitations a dam sight better than they do and don't try to kid myself or anyone else abou
2 CONC t what I can do.  When I get thru we're going to have a real yard crew and a darned nicely or
2 CONC ganized yard unless I'm all wet.  There is plenty of room for improvement and I feel darned c
2 CONC onfident that I can improve it.  Time will tell that.  It's a funny thing.  Iought to feel el
2 CONC ated over the promotion; but it seems as if it's just another job to be analysed and worked o
2 CONC ut in better shape.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Because of the Jap hard times and the Chinese revolution and local suspense over the ind
2 CONC ependence issue, business is not as bright as it might be.  For a small concern it would be t
2 CONC ough times, but for a large one like this it is just quiet.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Three letters from Helen and two from Bert in the last mail.  Helen just had two impacte
2 CONC d wisdom teeth jerked out.  Felt pretty rotten for a while.  i don't believe that dammed dent
2 CONC ist pulled out my impaction.  If he didn't he's going to have the privilege of pulling out th
2 CONC e tooth when I get back.  Helen still thinks I'm the Cat's whiskers for her.  I feel the sam
2 CONC e about her and gosh what a long time it's going to be to keep feeling that way about one ano
2 CONC ther with out being together.  Must be a pretty strong attraction if three weeks together an
2 CONC d less make me still feel 'nuts' over anyone girl.  Me who loved 'em and left 'em.  It's hard
2 CONC er for her than for me, however.  She had two or three steady b.f.s and they still call aroun
2 CONC d and take her out and all that rot.  She writes each occasion and interesting comments etc.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Life is being extraordinarily good to me.  I have my ups and downs, but the main strea
2 CONC m flows good and strong.  These gray hairs of mine which are quite noticeable now are sort o
2 CONC f a paradox.  Funny how things work out for me now.  For over a month I have wanted a job wit
2 CONC h some responsibility.  Without mentioning the fact I got that job and It is some responsibil
2 CONC ity.  I have wanted to appear older so that my youthful appearance wouldn't be such an obstac
2 CONC le to getting on.  We get a few gray hairs & I don't feel so enthusiastic about them either
2 CONC .  I am being tried and tested in more ways than one.  I have the best of living conditions a
2 CONC bout me and yet that doesn't effect the size of my head.  Live in the same house with the Bos
2 CONC s and stil keep my relations with him as they should be.  Get homesick, down in the mouth, no
2 CONC thing to do for a month or more and still the main desire is to stick and fight it out and cl
2 CONC imb to a higher job.  helen writes that she wishes I would come home almost regardless of opp
2 CONC ortunity or none.  Fact that I could help you folks more if I were there and olts of reason
2 CONC s I could think of to climb the next boat home.  Lots of temptations.  Licquor and people dri
2 CONC nking yet I take a drink have enuf and leave it alone as I will.  Never in all my life hav
2 CONC e I felt such a level-headed confidence in my own self.  I can depend on myself to meet any s
2 CONC ituation as it should be met.  A million dollar asset to me.  I have come to feel that so lon
2 CONC g as I give thanks to the proper source and realize from whence all things flow that my lif
2 CONC e shall be one of utmost happiness & success.  I hope my life will bear out the trust of you
2 CONC r beliefs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Trust that you are all well and happy.  Sorry to hear that certain of you have to ailin
2 CONC g all or part of the time.  Wrote a letter to Clare.  Hope to devil that he writes back.  N
2 CONC o use of anyone being too busy and yet I know how it is with him.  Love to everyone and lot
2 CONC s of all good things to you
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Carol,
2 CONT      By this time, no doubt, you have heard that I was the Sultan of Siam but even so I'm sti
2 CONC ll my old big-hearted self.  Just goin' along spreading kindness & cheer wherever I may & doi
2 CONC ng things in a big way.  A great big lumber man from the Orient tryin' to get along and not b
2 CONC other anyone.  That's me!  I'm like a big spatter, but nobody saw me.
2 CONT      Well sir, you know I took the other $50,000 and bought red flannels for all these nake
2 CONC d native babies here.  There was some tall scratchin' done when those were distributed.
2 CONT      No doubt, you have received my Xmas presents by this time.  Lucky girl!  I haven't sen
2 CONC t any.  Reason for that was that there just wasn't anything good enuf for you and if I couldn
2 CONC 't get the best  why I wouldn't get anything.  You know how us workin' boys are.  We got ou
2 CONC r pride.
2 CONT      We received the seed and over half of them are paid for.  That's what I call a real reco
2 CONC rd.  The part not paid for is owed by a guy what is tight anyway.  Only I didn't know it whe
2 CONC n I was big-hearted & ordered the seeds.  This guy is so tight that here in a country where w
2 CONC hiskey is no sin and rubbing alcohol is not poisoned he spoiled grape juice by putting a kic
2 CONC k in it with alcohol right straight from the good old medicine chest.---------- Then I went h
2 CONC ome and had nightmares instead of a plain, old nightmare.  I figured I ought to be polite eve
2 CONC n if it killed me.  I'm that tenderhearted.
2 CONT      Talk about a society gink.  Well, I am.  The last two weeks we've had about 40 people o
2 CONC r so in to dinner and when people weren't in we were out.  Company don't bother my appetit
2 CONC e - not even much.  I invariably grab the wrong fork, but I don't feel bad about that becaus
2 CONC e most everyone else thinks they grabbed the wrong one instead of me.  And bridge 1.  I can s
2 CONC tay awake  three tables; but really a fella can't stand punishment too long in one shot.  I'
2 CONC d hate to be married because I'd get my shins cracked  for going to sleep or looking horribl
2 CONC y bored.  Of course, I never really get bored.  I just get knocked out on my feet.  This Frid
2 CONC ay We are going to dinner - dance party for about 40 people.  thoings are gonna be done i
2 CONC n a big way.  All kinds of grub & drinks & games & dancing & all that rot.  We're gonna mak
2 CONC e merry with our gorgozzola.  My job is to run the phonograph & keep my food down.  We're goi
2 CONC ng to make whoopee, as it were.  Piles & piles of people are gonna come & be glad of it.  M
2 CONC y room is going to be the depository for infants as they arrive.  We ain't got no much to ea
2 CONC t outside of food so we're going to have a H2O drinking contest before eating.  The one who d
2 CONC rinks the most H2O gets a pound of dried apples for dinner.  Everyone else can take another d
2 CONC rink when they get hungry.  No olives will be served, because we're afraid people will hear t
2 CONC hem splash.  Imagine my embarrassment.  One old dowager with a tandem & gall stones is slte
2 CONC d to take a roll on roller skates.  She thinks she has touble with her stones now,   but wait
2 CONC 'll she tries to skate on her tandem.
2 CONT      Hope everyone is feeling OK now; but don't believe it would be quite the thing in your f
2 CONC amily & those connected closely thereabouts.  It isn't that you couldn't all feel well at on
2 CONC e time; but more that you just haven't gotten around to it yet.  I'll bet Carol Jean is som
2 CONC e miss at school.  I can see her showing 'em how and doing a good job of it.  And Norman if h
2 CONC e like I was when I was real young, say before I was born, must be a whiz.  I got to admit th
2 CONC at he must be good, though.  And you say he's stretching upwards a little, too.  Well, we won
2 CONC 't kick at that; altho the way a fellow is built don't make a particle of difference with th
2 CONC e kind of a man he is.  And tall or short, wide or lean just so he's a olt like me you got t
2 CONC o admit he's all right.  And so's your old man.
2 CONT      I wake up around 5 a.m. every morning and that's over an hour before sunnrise, too.  Th
2 CONC e sun sets, too, before we quit work.  I take a cold shower every morning when I get up an
2 CONC d I got to admit it makes me feel better.
2 CONT      My new job a foreman of the yard certainly keeps be busy.  Actually interferes with my g
2 CONC olf.  Uncle Ray gave me a raise of $25 and, boy, I felt like old man Gottrocks, as Helen woul
2 CONC d say. --- Yes, I've even fallen so far as to quote her.  She still thinks I'm the cat's whis
2 CONC kers & I admet it to her.  She ain't so bad.  She's taking bumb bell exercises; but it's to b
2 CONC uild up her health & not for my benefit.
2 CONT      I shall be alone Xmas as Uncle Ray & Aunt Polly will be in Manila for a month or more
2 CONC .  I can't realize that Xmas is almost here What I can remember is how mentally miserable & u
2 CONC nhappy I was this time last year.  And this year I am settled in my aims & future & happy, to
2 CONC o, as anyone can be & still want something.  Have sent $20 today to the folks to be used to b
2 CONC uy them presents from me.  There is absolutely nothing that you can get here suitable for pre
2 CONC sents.  Entiende Ud?  Ex I looked around to every story in town for a pocket knife; but could
2 CONC n't get anything but cheap tin ones.
2 CONT      Play golf regularly & don't get much better fast.  Wish Laurence could take on golf i
2 CONC n a place like his.  The cost is absolutely the lowest in the world, I believe, and a good co
2 CONC urse, club house, & caddies for 10 cents a round.
2 CONT      The New Year will be with you when you receive this letter.  Best Wishes & all that a Ne
2 CONC w Year should bring which is good to you.  Wish everyone around a Happy New Year for me.
2 CONT                                                                       As foolish as ever
2 CONT                                                                                Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dec. 18, 1929
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks
2 CONT       We're busy as the devil now, but I can always find time to write the best Mother & Da
2 CONC d in the world.  Another week and Christmas will be here again.  Me an' three dogs in a big h
2 CONC ouse will do the honors.  However, I'm just as happy to be alone as I have not been able to g
2 CONC et people very much for Xmas this year.  You know what you got and all the rest combined go
2 CONC t twice as less.  Even Helen got a good go-bye.  However, I trust that she has level enuf hea
2 CONC d to understand plain facts.  I don't make any boners about how much I haven't got to her.  N
2 CONC o use trying to explain away false Ideas later on.  It's too hard work & I'm lazy that way.
2 CONT      Glad to hear Lindsay had a champ football team this year.  They need one.  That shows wh
2 CONC at having on coach for severalyears will do for a team.  Glad to hear Coyne still grabbing lo
2 CONC cal honors on the mound.  There's a thrill in that sort of thing; but it is nothing compare
2 CONC d to the thrill of loading on board an ocean freighter a million feet of lumber and do it i
2 CONC n record time.  Not half the thrill of planning and managing 175 men and getting the work don
2 CONC e.  Not half the thrill of waking before dawn and get the crews at work in the gray dark of d
2 CONC awn.  Building, constucting, managing, creating ------------ what else could a live man ask?
2 CONT      I am in my element.  I am creating and working plans out.  It is the great thrill to fee
2 CONC l Devine Power flow thru your system and manifest in clear, organised work.  Never a day pass
2 CONC es, but what at least once and often more times I give thanks and am humble to the Devine Pro
2 CONC vidence that guides me each day and manifests through me.  With every new responsibility I fe
2 CONC el more humble and grateful.  True humility and recognition of the Devine Power is the root o
2 CONC f all Real Success.  Thank God for the wonderful heritage you have given me that enables me t
2 CONC o appreciate the true Being.  That heritage is priceless.  I can never repay you fo that.
2 CONT      Uncle Ray & Aunt Polly have left for Manila again.  And a happy couple they are.  They g
2 CONC ave me a Chinese pipe all of brass & pretty design.  It is a rare ogject.  I am tickled pin
2 CONC k with it and it will always be amoung those things to show people.  I have to be Santa Claw
2 CONC s & give out the Xmas presents to the emplyees- Big hearted- that's me.  They are all gettin
2 CONC g presents picked up in China.
2 CONT      We certainly are having some parties this week.  Monday two married couples invited me o
2 CONC ut to the Club House for dinner and then we all came in here and had a glorious swim under th
2 CONC e rays of the great, old Moon.  What beautiful nights we have here when the moon is out in gl
2 CONC ory.  The soft, silver path across the rippling bay; the cocanut trees silhouetted against th
2 CONC e shy; a fleeting cloud plying hide & seek across the moon; soft rustle of the breeze in th
2 CONC e cocanut palms; and the low roar of the ocean.  It is black moon magic.  The spell is cast a
2 CONC nd my heart goes out across the ocean.  The beauty; serenity; the longing that comes to me o
2 CONC n these magic nights can never be described on paper.  I want to sit down and write; but am t
2 CONC oo full of longing and beauty to do it.  I think of- well, if only Helen were here with me no
2 CONC w.  you know and understand.  I can't help feeing rather incomplete.  "The other half" I neve
2 CONC r realized what and how much that meant before.  And ever so often the natural sounds of th
2 CONC e night are broken by strumming of some string instrument and heart full of the magic of th
2 CONC e moon sings a curiously plaintive song that comes from the heart free of all affection.  Wha
2 CONC t beauty---- and I am all alone.
2 CONT      During the last typhoon on of our coconut trees was blown down.  In the top and heart o
2 CONC f the tree is a delicious meat which is highly prized as a food.  It is a rare treat for in o
2 CONC rder to get it out ordinarily you would have to kill the tree.  Coconut salad and it is ver
2 CONC y rich & delicious.  The natives prize it highly.
2 CONT      I am getting along famously in my work and Uncle Ray has commended me thus far for the i
2 CONC mproved condition of the yard department.  Incidentally I have lowered the cost per day in la
2 CONC bor considerably and yet get more work actually done.  However, they haven't seen anything Ye
2 CONC t for I'm going to have the best yard department in the Philippines before I'm through with t
2 CONC he job.  No foolin', I am.
2 CONT      Glad to hear that Bert called on you and I'm telling that there is a real prince of a fe
2 CONC llow.  His own folks keep him down and his heart is too darned good to hurt them.  Anytime yo
2 CONC u see him why give him a real glad hand and make him believe that he's the man he really is
2 CONC .  He can help you in many little ways if you'll do that for him.
2 CONT      Heard from Art Reisner.  he's getting along OK.  Says that his interest in athletics lik
2 CONC e mine is rather passive.  Helping fellows who need help physically & mentally os his big ai
2 CONC m now.  He is an instructor in Cin - Ohio now.  Helping boys become real men and not making c
2 CONC hampion teams he has come to believe is the real thing.  He had to go thru hell to get a tru
2 CONC e perspective.  Now he has it and more power to him.
2 CONT       Must be at work again.
2 CONT                           Love to all
2 CONT                                      Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jan. 27, 1930
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT      Received your letter written shortly before Xmas yesterday.  Was glad to hear that Pop w
2 CONC as feeling more chipper than usual.  Sorry to hear that Clare's folks were down again in bed
2 CONC .  It seems that they are always sick of something amiss.  I hope you enjoyed Xmas in good sp
2 CONC irit, altho I know you didn't have much of substance to give.  But the spirit is more fine th
2 CONC an substance.  Personally I had little to give, but was thankfull for that which I had.
2 CONT      This has been a very busy month for me and, no doubt, I have not written so much as usua
2 CONC l.  I cannot remember when I wrote last.  For Xmas I received your gift of socks and hank
2 CONC s & boy how I needed 'em.  Those socks cetainly take the prize.  Most welcome were books fro
2 CONC m Carol & Aunt Lucy.  I'm sorry that my exchecquer was too low to get them something worthwhi
2 CONC le.  Aunt Mae sent a pair of socks-- off-breed & too small- and two candy bars & 2 packs of g
2 CONC um.  Aunt Lillie sent 2 hanks.  Uncle Ray & Aunt Polly gave me a Chinese pipe, 2 native pipes
2 CONC , a hand-woven, native laundry bag & 6 golf balls,  the Company gave a box of 25 cent cigars
2 CONC , 3 golf balls from a friend; from Bert a cigarette (leather) holder, from Helen a leather wa
2 CONC llet & key holder with my name engraved and which was of the kind of stuff that was better th
2 CONC an good.  Santa, you see, was exceedingly good to me.  To most everyone aforementioned I gav
2 CONC e good wishes.  From Clare's folks good wishes, but they were not expressed by card or lette
2 CONC r or visible means.
2 CONT      In most of my letters from the States I am told about the breathless rush for time in wh
2 CONC ich everyone is rushed along in a swirl fast getting no place.  You write, Mother, of just no
2 CONC t having time to write a longer letter.  I know that you do not write letters from a sense o
2 CONC f duty and yet you are too rushed to write more.  I would think you were crazy did I not kno
2 CONC w that you all are being pushed along at a mad pace which you cannot escape.  And yet when yo
2 CONC u stop a moment to figure what has been done you can realise nothing.  Helen writes of bein
2 CONC g so busy and " I am writing this at 10:30 p.m. and still have a Red Cross report to make.  Y
2 CONC ou know how we all rush here and yet when I look back I can see little accomplished".  Yes
2 CONC , I know the rush in which nothing is done and in which there is no time to do it in.  Hele
2 CONC n writes that she is a little fed up on the idea of rushing.  And I wish that you folks coul
2 CONC d live bere in this place of beauty and serenity where there is time to eat, sleep, read, an
2 CONC d think.
2 CONT      Helen writes that she is now the Executive Sec. of Santa Monica Red Cross.  She starte
2 CONC d the 1st of the year by getting a trip to S. F. with expenses paid in order to study the org
2 CONC anization and forms.  I believe she will like her work.  She is a capable young lady.  And w
2 CONC e are closer together today than those first few months of uncertainty as to our own reaction
2 CONC s and each others.  We were not just certain that we were not day dreaming.  Too many thing
2 CONC s have since happened to convince me that we were meant for one another.  Our thoughts cros
2 CONC s in the mails.  And we reason and think the same.  Sometimes I rebel against the forces tha
2 CONC t are for making such a high economic barrier between us and our love for one another.  And t
2 CONC he barrier is high and strongly built as convention can build.  However, I know that all is a
2 CONC s it should be and that when the right time comes everything shall work out to a refection fa
2 CONC r beyond what our reason can forsee.
2 CONT      More and more do I become convinced that we need but let that for which we are best fitt
2 CONC ed manifest thru us in order to live harmonious life.  My experiences this year convince me t
2 CONC hat Reason and Consistency are bugaboos peculiar to the Genus of Average and that genius is m
2 CONC anifesed where the medium is best in harmony with events.
2 CONT      Here in far-off island I have found myself.  Here I have come to believe that somehow m
2 CONC y life will be more than average.  That great things shall be manifested thru me.  I have com
2 CONC e to believe that someday I shall be a leader among men for never have I been able to follo
2 CONC w as a sheep.  This belief is with me in the darkest hours of self-condemnation & melancholy
2 CONC .  I believe that people limit themselves as much or more than events.
2 CONT      Another note of confidence from the Co.  Starting February 1st we get another raise.  Ho
2 CONC w much I do not know.  We are thankful.
2 CONT      Uncle Ray will probably be on his way to Manila and to other mills soon.  We started u
2 CONC p another mill this month and he is more than busy.  Uncle Ray is one of the Big Men here i
2 CONC n Philippine lumber and make no mistake about that.  Aunt Polly is fine & chipper.
2 CONT      My own dep't has been exceedingly busy & for that we are thankful.  I believe we have co
2 CONC ut operating costs with an increase in general efficiency.  As we agin experience we shall b
2 CONC e more useful to the Co. & society at large.
2 CONT                                                             As ever
2 CONT                                                                          Arden
2 CONT And so Phil Coyne & Thelma S. are married.  So many of my old friends are getting foolish ide
2 CONC as that way.
2 CONT      AWB
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Feb. 6, 1930
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother and Dad:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Your Wonderful and devine letter I received last Monday  bringing new of better health
2 CONC .  I rejoice that you both are feeling physically and mentally wel..  Your letters are beauti
2 CONC ful and they always inspire me tremendously.  I sometimes need that inspiration for I fall in
2 CONC to the welter of smaller things and am lost for a while.  I believe you are expressing yourse
2 CONC lf more than you have ever done in your life.  You are at last, coming into your own for your
2 CONC s is the expression of the eternal beauty and justice of life.  Never were you either so grea
2 CONC t nor beautiful as you are now for I know that you are fast nearing the goal of expressing th
2 CONC ru yourselves the Devine Law of Being.
2 CONT      I realise of course, fully just what you have going thru in the way of finances.  No dou
2 CONC bt, but what the thing you feared mostly that of being dependent on your Children has come ab
2 CONC out.  As surely as we live each day, that which we fear to have we have thrust at us.  We ar
2 CONC e all natural cowards and try to evade what our pride does not admit is ours.  We have to g
2 CONC o thru these ehings before we know their shallowness and the superficiality of this we call p
2 CONC ride and success.
2 CONT      I would like to help you both more than the little that I do help and often lose my ow
2 CONC n balance in pounding my head against the force which is the wheel of compensation and evolut
2 CONC ion.  I know that I can not help or hinder you or anyone else one iota in working out your li
2 CONC ves.  Neither can you help or hinder me.  Our desires and our rantings are idle in the face o
2 CONC f the Devine Power of our lives.  The lack in the one direction that has characterized your w
2 CONC hole life has been the great fear in your life previous to the time I left you.
2 CONT      From now on I know that you do not fear poverty, dependence on your children nor blindne
2 CONC ss and ill - health.  You know that such conditions do not belong to you and so you no longe
2 CONC r will try to keep them.  If there seems to be no alternative, but to give or sell your las
2 CONC t possessions!  Then sell them to the first buyer and be glad for you are done with them an
2 CONC d have need of other things.  Give to everyone the benefit of your beautiful character.  A si
2 CONC ngle word is often the turning point in someone's life.  Who knows but what the one to whom y
2 CONC ou are talking needs your expression of the beauty and divinity of life to start them on a ne
2 CONC wer and upward road.  Give of your real self and withhold form no one the knowledge that lif
2 CONC e has given you of the real life.
2 CONT       I is not physical help; it is not money that people need.  It is the expression of th
2 CONC e Divinity that is manifest thru you that this hungry world needs.  Yours is the high knowled
2 CONC ge and now has come the time to quit school and manifest this knowledge.  Do not try hold i
2 CONC n to yourself: give.  Give of yourself and of everything material that you have.  If they wer
2 CONC e of higher value than the Power then you would want to keep them.  What use can we have of t
2 CONC hings which irk and worry us to keep?  Free yourselves from dependability or material possess
2 CONC ions for they are not the highest treasure.  If you will be a slave and tie your Being to a m
2 CONC aterial possession, you shall be bound for life.  If we tie ourselves to convention and consi
2 CONC stency we then become one of a mob.  We are that we are to manifest the Devine Law through us
2 CONC .
2 CONT      Give your most treasured articles to whomever will have them and free yourself of the fe
2 CONC ar of losing them.  This is an ever upward life and at no age can we stop and live in the pas
2 CONC t of days that were and some that might have been.  Yours is the glory and the life and God'
2 CONC s in his heaven and all's right with the world.
2 CONT      Free yourselves and express the beauty and divinity of life.  Yours is the great knowled
2 CONC ge and now you must manifest that which you are.
2 CONT      Beautiful is the world and beautiful is life and I know for I have just come up form ou
2 CONC t of a deep, deep well that shut out the daylight so far was it into the ground.  Here about
2 CONC s we call that well "Despond" after an evil genie that once afflicted the lives of men.
2 CONT Love
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mar. 4, 1930
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Folks:
2 CONT      Have delayed writing for each mail I expected to get that book you mentioned reading i
2 CONC n your last letter, but as it has not arrived will write a line anyway.  Received letter fro
2 CONC m Clare last night that was started in November & finished in January.  Business has been goo
2 CONC d for him wntil the usual January slump came along.  Times at home, it seem, are not so goo
2 CONC d as what they were when I left and they were rotten then.  Clare tells me I was lucky to ge
2 CONC t out at the time I did.  I know I am very lucky.  This is the 3rd letter in all that I've re
2 CONC ceived from Clare's folks.
2 CONT      I received two more wonderful letters from Helen.----  her letters improve each mail s
2 CONC o it seems to me.  She is doing well with many disabled veterans from the World War.  War i
2 CONC s not glorious she can easily see.
2 CONT      This economic barrier which keeps us spart gives me some few dark thoughts these days
2 CONC .  Makes me rage at the forces that are, but to no avail.  Today there are thousands of youn
2 CONC g men & women in our own poistion.  Unable to keep up to the general standard of living deman
2 CONC ded by custom until they have had too long to think the idea of marriage over and have natura
2 CONC lly drifted apart.  This is the answer to the growing moral laxness of today.  Matural desire
2 CONC s have been released illegitimately and homelife or rather companionship has been gained by m
2 CONC en living with their mistress.  This economic problem which confronts all of us is not so muc
2 CONC h of a joke as it might be.  Naturally I want my wife as well as myself to have an ordinary a
2 CONC mount of good things, and be able to live up to reasonable standards, and to appear well to t
2 CONC he average of our friends.  If we both work we can make enuf between us to get along.  If sh
2 CONC e works then what of family life.  Should a women be expected to work and then come home an
2 CONC d get the meals and do the housekeeping as well?  Yet I do not want my marriage to be merel
2 CONC y another and slightly more highly regarded liason than "so-called" companionate marriage
2 CONC .  I want a home and my name is legion amoung those of my age.  Yet I don't know when I shal
2 CONC l be able to afford one!  Work like H--- and college education or no it takes several years t
2 CONC o work up to a salary for two to live on and start a home.  In my own case I can work here an
2 CONC d get along faster than the average fellow does and yet I figure it will be two years, at lea
2 CONC st, from last August to now before I can afford marriage.  And while that is not an age of to
2 CONC me yet it is two years in a short life to me.  To others it would be 5 or 6 years at my age a
2 CONC nd an average chance before they were able to marry:  I know that at the period of life whic
2 CONC h I have just entered there is a certain happiness in a congenial marriage that it is impossi
2 CONC ble to gain later.  Altho later I know there is a happiness that comes which cannot be experi
2 CONC enced in early life and is no doubt the greater.  However, I don't want to miss enjoying firs
2 CONC t happiness of youth as well as the more matured happiness of companionship.  So far I thin
2 CONC k youth has passed me by in a good many ways, anyway.
2 CONT      You can see that I have given a slight amount of thought to this problem of marriage an
2 CONC d it has given me some cause for thought also.  At the present time I work and hope for a sol
2 CONC ution to my problem.
2 CONT      There is one thing on which you can bet and that is this.  I am not going to stay over h
2 CONC ere and away from Helen too long and lose her or miss her for if she is to be mine and the on
2 CONC e whom I shall be happiest with no odds are to great to keep me from her.  This job may be m
2 CONC y future, but there are other jobs and other opportunities, but no other Helen.  Do you see m
2 CONC y point in all this talk?  If Helen is not to be for me then I shall be satisfied to find out
2 CONC .  But I must be satisfied one way or another.
2 CONT      It is beautiful here and my work goes along smoothly and, I believe, well.  I am older a
2 CONC nd more matured now and have my own standard of judgments more firmly established.  A liitl
2 CONC e better conception of life and not quite so intolerant;  altho I cannot be social easily bec
2 CONC ause I detest "face" so much.  And so many people live on "face" and their characters are no
2 CONC t much deeper.  While I'm away from people and can analyse and write about them, I can be dec
2 CONC ent to them.  But to their face and around them their superficialities exhaust and irritate m
2 CONC e.
2 CONT      I know that you are both well and happy and grow more full of the beauty of devine lif
2 CONC e each day and I am glad.  I hear that you gave Mrs. Clearman some of my letters from which t
2 CONC o write an article.  Tell her that I shall be glad to write straight articles for her if sh
2 CONC e wishes.  I wouldn't charge over $1.00 a word either.  There is much of life and problems th
2 CONC ereto here in the Orient & esp. Philippines which should be of pertinent value to all America
2 CONC ns at this time.
2 CONT                                                                                  As ever
2 CONT                                                                                             A
2 CONC rden
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mar. 22, 1930
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT      Again I find myself changing more.  Is life such a vague inceasing unrest to everone
2 CONC ?  I am getting along famously with my work and I like it, too.  But again the old doubt!  No
2 CONC w I find that I must need go on to college and take up certain studies in order to f__  me fo
2 CONC r the work here.  I have come to the strong conclusion that I must train my mind further in o
2 CONC rder to achieve first rank success.  I am coming back probably within the next six months t
2 CONC o resume my college education.
2 CONT      This time I am going to take up a "special students" course part time.  Am going to tak
2 CONC e a course in civil engineering, one in economics and, if possible, one in psychology.  Bot
2 CONC h economics & psychology require but three days a week and one hour lecture on each of the tr
2 CONC ee days.  Civil-engineering is a 5 hour course requiring attendance every day.  I can take th
2 CONC ese courses and still get in, at least, a half day of work to make my expenses.  I am quite c
2 CONC onfident that this is the best for me to do.  I know that with my present practical experienc
2 CONC e I can go far providing I have the proper training now.  I don't intend going more than on
2 CONC e year.  Then I shall come back here and start in where I leave off now.  My advance will b
2 CONC e faster in the long run and the sooner will I become more valuable to the Company.
2 CONT      This solution seems to me the best now.  Such is the conviction that has come out of a c
2 CONC lear sky after a month of troublesome thought.  This is the answer.  Always do the solution
2 CONC s  to my problems work out thus.  I am indeed, a child of fortune.  I ask to be guided and t
2 CONC o have that for which I am here manifested thru me in the greatest of harmony.  That great Po
2 CONC wer never fails me.  I am humble and grateful.  This means for this, I know, shall come about
2 CONC .  soon I shall have the debt to McAllisters paid.  And i am grateful to them for thier help.
2 CONT      So far as getting back, I think that shall be easy.  I'm quite certain that I can eithe
2 CONC r get a job back or go as a "workaway".  The details, as you know, always work out for me whe
2 CONC n the time is ripe.
2 CONT      You know it seems gueer to me that I am changed about ever so often and each time afte
2 CONC r the change has been made I am able to see why the change.
2 CONT      Living over here has broadened the horizon for me.  I have struck my judgment of values
2 CONC .  Values!  I know not what was what before I came here.  My individuality has become a mor
2 CONC e distinct personality.  I am that I am and the work for which I am here has not yet been ful
2 CONC ly revealed to me.  This tonite I know.  My perspective has grown immeasurably.  I have grow
2 CONC n and changed inside -- more of a man, I guess.
2 CONT      I want to see Helen and be near her for a year or more so that we can know each other pe
2 CONC rfectly as possible.  I think that we know each other better in our letters than otherwise w
2 CONC e could have known.  I can express myself very much better and explain my views in writing
2 CONC .  It has been marvelous to see the growth of her love for me in her letters.  While we bot
2 CONC h wrote a great deal during the first six months still there was that restraint and doubt o
2 CONC f one another.  Now the love that comes in her thrice more often letters is like a warm floo
2 CONC d that chokes me.  She is truly the "differnet" girl.  i love her more than I can express.
2 CONT      One reason for my going back to college is that I think I can go further and make more o
2 CONC f our life by doing so.  Helen has not said she wanted me other than I am and I don't know wh
2 CONC ether she will approve of my going back to school or not.  She will have to have confidence t
2 CONC hat my decision is the best for us both in the long run.  I have also written that we are bot
2 CONC h young and a year or more will go quickly if we are somewhere near to one another.  It is be
2 CONC st, I believe, for both of us to wait until the stage is set.  I have written that the Provid
2 CONC ence that brought us together at first would bring us together again at the right time.  We h
2 CONC ave complete understanding of one another.  Our thoughts so often cross in the mails and the
2 CONC y are not previously suggested thoughts either.
2 CONT      Regardless of all other considerations, the fact that it has come to me that here is th
2 CONC e solution to my next step in life will see me follow the suggestion.  I am as free as the wi
2 CONC nd for the wind goes by natural laws.  I feel sometimes that i am being prepared for somethin
2 CONC g, but I know not what it is.  My way seems ever to be protected and guarded.  I wonder ofte
2 CONC n what is it that I am here for.  I shall soon be going again.  June sees me coming and the i
2 CONC tch is in my blood-- And I would not be a stayin if I could.  Have been a good boy now for mo
2 CONC st a year -- But must be a goin' as it is not my fate to stay.  We shall see what the full po
2 CONC ssibilities of the next year will bring.
2 CONT      I know that you both are well and happier each day.  And that the Devine Power manifest
2 CONC s in all ways thru you.  The Devine Love in you as I know you are manifesting it must make yo
2 CONC u beautiful ofr all to see.  There is no light which hines quite so strongly nor so beautiful
2 CONC ly as the Inner Light.
2 CONT                                                                                             A
2 CONC s ever your son
2 CONT Arden.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT NEGROS PHILIPPINE LUMBER CORPORATION
2 CONT (Incorporated Under the Laws of the Philippine Islands)
2 CONT Manufacturers of Exporters of
2 CONT Philippine Mahogany
2 CONT Sawmills at Cadiz, Oc., Negros, P.I.
2 CONT 
2 CONT March 31, 1930
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT      Another letter from you today mailed on Mar. 3rd.  You said that you have not heard fro
2 CONC m me for a long tome.  A letter must have miscarried somewhere along the line for I am sure t
2 CONC hat three weeks did not go by without my writing you.  However, at that time and all during F
2 CONC ebruary my annual depression form which some conclusion and change had to spring from my bein
2 CONC g was on me.  Being depressed I could not express.  Helen writes the same thing about not get
2 CONC ting letters.  You were not the only ones.  I could hardly talk to anyone.  Not even Uncle Ra
2 CONC y & Aunt Polly!  So far as writing went I wrote madly to myself and everyone, but could not s
2 CONC end such irrational letters home.  My gold game showed the mental state very much.  I couldn'
2 CONC t hit the ball straight once in a dozen times and then I'd get sore at myself and sear neve
2 CONC r to pick up a club again.  However, that is golf, anyway.  I am sorry if I have caaused yo
2 CONC u some worry.  There is nothing ever to worry for about me.  There is nothing in the whole wo
2 CONC rld to harm me for that is not the way which I have to travel.  These mental depressions giv
2 CONC e me punishment for all my sins and the punishment certainly seems to be intense at times.  H
2 CONC owever, out of these periods of groping and mental darkness always emerges some idea that ope
2 CONC ns a new world of thought for me and makes the future prospect cleared.
2 CONT      Even now I am mentally insettled, but my work goes on well here and the unsettled stat
2 CONC e is expressive & not repressive.  I often wonder at the difference in my life and experienc
2 CONC e compared to others.  Somehow my way seems very sheltered and idealistic are my standards
2 CONC .  I feel the urge to write very strongly at all times; but lack confidence in my ability t
2 CONC o get to the public.  I feel all too unfit and yet the desire is very strong in me.  I wonde
2 CONC r if the ten thousands that do write and struggle to write are all afflicted the same way.
2 CONT      The eternal mental unrest, what is it that causes it?  There is a hunger a feeling of wa
2 CONC nting something that seems to drive me from place to placee.  Am I, I wonder often, one of th
2 CONC ose fellows who are a flash in the pan and who cannot stay put in anyone place and stick fo
2 CONC r more than a year.
2 CONT      Is it that I lack the "guts" to stick and am a confirmed "drifter"? or I can stay satisf
2 CONC ied only just so long it seems and then the wheels within seemed to upset the mental balanc
2 CONC e so that I cannot stay longer.  I know in my own heart that a change which I do not forsee i
2 CONC s coming and my work here will soon be over.  I like the work here and I can see the opportun
2 CONC ity bright with half shut eyes; but the wheels turn round inside me and I find it harder an
2 CONC d harder to stay complacent with my mind full concentrated on my work.  The idea of college i
2 CONC s good to me, but tho ever present bogey of finances get my goat.  I can borrow money and I s
2 CONC hall, but I do so need to earn more money to satisfy all my present needs.
2 CONT      This change that I feel in my bones does not assure me that the change will take me bac
2 CONC k to the States; but my reason says that it must.  You can expect to see me, no doubt, by nex
2 CONC t September.
2 CONT      I shall be glad to see you all again; but one week in Lindsay is a little more than I th
2 CONC ink I can stay.  I can't seem to reconsile myself to that place.
2 CONT      I am sorry to hear that again you ae the mainstay of a sick family.  Carol, A. Lucy, mum
2 CONC ps & all!  I always feel rotten when I go into the old home.  If you could sell and make a ch
2 CONC ange to another place and Carol would move into a different home in another part of town, I f
2 CONC eel certain that your mental and physical health would be greatly rejuvenated.  I always ge
2 CONC t such a cramped mental feeling and restless physical feeling when I go there.  I think it ef
2 CONC fects you all.  You are like Clare in his business.  He couldn't get next to any good busines
2 CONC s until he moved.  He admits that Dad was right there.  You may have the same condition.  I f
2 CONC elt the same way in his old shop as I do in the old home.
2 CONT      I wouldn't worry about "nest eggs" and "something to fall back on" if I were you.  Mothe
2 CONC r why don't you try getting in as a Unity Center attendant or Christian Science Center like t
2 CONC hey have in Pasadena.  Your work would be perfect for you both and the library work is easy
2 CONC .  Write to the Unity in Kansas City and one or tow of the Christian Science Centers.  Stat
2 CONC e your case in your own simple, beautiful thaoughts and I am sure you could get in.  There i
2 CONC s no use of your trying hard work and physical work for it does not belong to you.  You are m
2 CONC ore valuable in other work.  Write your problem to them and confidently expect the problem t
2 CONC o be worked out for you.
2 CONT      Ican see no reason, except the bogus one of "common convetion" to keep you tied to you
2 CONC r present conditions.  They do not belong to you any more than they belong to me.  I would ha
2 CONC ve nothing to do with them.  Let them go and keep them no longer.  Keep nothing that you hav
2 CONC e which is related to your present condition.  Hold not the slightest obligation with anythin
2 CONC g or anyone that holds you to inharmonious conditions.
2 CONT       This is a busy morning for me, but not too busy to write to you.
2 CONT Your Son
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT April 7th (1930)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT      In order to give you fair warning so that you will not think something is wrong.  I'll t
2 CONC ell you now that shipping for the next three weeks  looks as if it would keep me busy night a
2 CONC nd day.  You may not hear from me as regularly as otherwise for that reason  There certainl
2 CONC y is a formidable amount of shipping stacked up for this month and right in the middle of i
2 CONC t comes Holy week in which three regular work days are turned over to holidays.  I know by th
2 CONC e way loading instructions read that I shall be on high nervous strain most of the time and w
2 CONC orking a great deal overtime.
2 CONT      Helen wrote that she had not received a letter of three weeks, too, so you see I just wa
2 CONC s not writing is all.  Helen writes many other hings, too, and you can use your imagination a
2 CONC s to some of the contents.  We have been perfectly honest with each other and have written al
2 CONC l of the conditions which surround us, our beliefs, and ambitions.  It seems to me that I hav
2 CONC e known her always.  We seem to think identically along the same lines on everything.  I beli
2 CONC eve we have become acquainted by our letters better than the average couple do together.  I k
2 CONC now that I have expressed myself much better than my blundering tongue could do.
2 CONT      I shall be glad to get back home for many reasons; but I shall be glad to come back her
2 CONC e again in another year or two.  Many living conditions make this the more desirable home s
2 CONC o far as I am concerned.  However, have come to realize how much the world demands trained br
2 CONC ains in this age and brains that are specialised on some particular phase of business.  I a
2 CONC n going back and really study marketing and if possible to take a course in civil-engineering
2 CONC .  Marketing is the one study I like as it concerns itself with economics, psychology, custum
2 CONC s & habits, and all the sociological problems of society.  I have come to realise, also tha
2 CONC t I would be foolish at my age to stay over here very long as the conditions which govern bus
2 CONC iness in the States do not affect business so much here.  The change at home is so rapid tha
2 CONC t I'm afraid to stay away longer for fear of finding myself too far behind to catch up.  By g
2 CONC oing to cllege now and studying definite subjects on the work I like will be an invaluable in
2 CONC vestment.  Only the man who knows his stuff gets along in this day and age.  My rich practica
2 CONC l training these past four years will make my studies now of vital and real value.  The way m
2 CONC y life has been organised so far is an absolute accord with what the leading business men tod
2 CONC ay want if I go to college now to get the additional training there.  I feel certain that I s
2 CONC hall have no difficulty in landing a job which will pay me well for my part-time work.  Big o
2 CONC rganisations are looking for young men who have both practical & theoretical training.
2 CONT      I am lonely here for want of people of my own age and interests.  This country is not s
2 CONC o hot for a young single man, because there is no out to go around with either male or female
2 CONC .  The first few months when everything was new didn't bother me, but now I feel the lack dec
2 CONC idedly.  It is a kind of hunger that doesn't make you feel so hot.  "Hunger not of the bell
2 CONC y kind".  If I was not so confoundedly busy this place would be pretty hard to stand.  Work c
2 CONC ures many ills.
2 CONT      Later:
2 CONT      Have received a letter from McAllisters and he has just had a stroke of paralysis.  Sh
2 CONC e is worried, I believe, and quite depressed.
2 CONT      Uncle Ray & A. Polly are still on the go and busy as usual.  They are at the northern mi
2 CONC lls or in Manila most of the time.  Uncle Ray has too much work to do.  Such is his life.
2 CONT      Clare wrote twice in side of a month & I nearly fell over.  He's really down to where h
2 CONC e can make money now, I guess.
2 CONT      I'm glad to hear that you are both well.  Iwould bery much like to see you get into a Un
2 CONC ity Center of New Thought work as I believe you would both like the work and be very successf
2 CONC ul in it.  I still hold to selling out at the best price offered and getting out and into ano
2 CONC ther atmoshpere.  i would like to see you settle in the South where you could have worked i
2 CONC n one of the Centers.
2 CONT      I know that you will both get along beautifully well for your life has not soured but en
2 CONC lightened and made beautiful you and your horizon.  I wonder if I can ever be worhty of you a
2 CONC nd advance so far as I know you have along the eternal path.  I know tht I am because of yo
2 CONC u and I shall strive to be worthy of your ideals and expectations.
2 CONT                                                                     As ever your son
2 CONT                                                                                            Ar
2 CONC den
2 CONT 
2 CONT April 18th (1930)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT      Last Tuesday night fire broke out in the Fabrica Mill some ten miles from here and compl
2 CONC etely gutted the entire millworks and the surrounding homes of the natives & some of the Amer
2 CONC icans.  Fabrica is the mill where Uncle Ray first worked here in the Islands.  It was repute
2 CONC d to be the largest single hardwood mill in the world.  At least 15,000 people were burnt ou
2 CONC t of homes.  Ten bodied brom the mill have been recovered so far, but more are expected to b
2 CONC e found when the ruins cool down.  Around 3000 men will be thrown out of work as a result o
2 CONC f the fire.  The fire started under the mill at 11 p.m. and within 15 minutes the entire mil
2 CONC l had burnt up and was down.  Thereafter the plainer sheds, supply rooms, dry-kilns, foundry
2 CONC , hospital and homes burned.
2 CONT      I got over there by 8 a.m. the next morning and never have I seen so impressive a sight
2 CONC .  Never such a fire.  The whole mill operations was in hollow at river side with hills risin
2 CONC g immediately around covered with laborers homes.  The fire was still raging when I got ther
2 CONC e and stock piled in the yard was creating a pretty fire.  I walked up through the barrios (N
2 CONC ative homes) and over and down to the dock.  The flames had just started on the barrios whe
2 CONC n I started over.  One half hour later it was necessary to climb to an adjacent cane field i
2 CONC n order to escape the fire.  Everything was bone dry and the nipa palm roofs of the natives w
2 CONC ent like tender.  A gale like wind that twisted this way and that carried the fire everywher
2 CONC e until every house was razed to the gound.  Furniture was strewed in every vacant protecte
2 CONC d place and boats at the dock were loaded with refugees and their goods.  today the fire stil
2 CONC l smolders and in all the fire three privies right in the center of the fire remain intact.
2 CONT      This fire is  the culmination of many years of mis-management, hates and antagonisms.  T
2 CONC he mill was sstarted on a swindle that resulted in a suicide.  Our very good state senator Bu
2 CONC rlingame Johnson was the swindler.  He it was who stole a mans life earnings and caused him t
2 CONC o lose everything so that the man killed himself and left a family of three penniless.  Our S
2 CONC enator's record is a series of swindles & crooked deals here in the Orient.  He left China, b
2 CONC ecause he had to.  The same was true of the Philippine.  The mill has carried a curse on it a
2 CONC nd thsi is the final act of a long play.  Uncle Ray was framed on the job and thrown out.  Th
2 CONC e same is true of every management so far.  They were going to "bust" the local lumber marke
2 CONC t wide open, but this fire saves the situation.  It will mean land-slide business for us.  W
2 CONC e shall probably have to run night and day in order to satisfy the demand for lumber.
2 CONT      The burning of this mill effects everyone here in some degree.  As for me, it is too ear
2 CONC ly to fortell how it will effect.  I know if I stay I shall have much more work to do in vie
2 CONC w of the greatly increased shipping.  However, the forner yord foreman who has been out on th
2 CONC e road selling will probably not find it necessary to go on the road any more.  No doubt ever
2 CONC ything will work out according to plan.
2 CONT      We are having 4 days of holidays now from Good Thursday to Easter.  During the holy Day
2 CONC s there is just no work doing.  The men will not work.  We have an extremely heavy amount o
2 CONC f shipping to do during the next week and ten days.  I have worked every Sunday and Sat. p.m
2 CONC . this month, except one Sunday.  The rest of the month looks like Sunday work, too.  March a
2 CONC nd thus far in April have gone I know not where nor how to account for the days.  Time goes i
2 CONC ncredilbly swift here.  the first thing I know I shall be rushing around in order to get my g
2 CONC rips together and jump aboard a ship home.
2 CONT      There are many inducements to stay here as I know that within another year I shall be ma
2 CONC king a fairly decent salary.  I have just now really broken in to the game.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Exactly 24 hours later   April 19th
2 CONT 
2 CONT      The fortunes of war change quickly.  Three hours after I had stopped writing last nigh
2 CONC t a terrific gale blew up.  We had six loaded barges of lumber out in the bay awaiting the ar
2 CONC rival of two freighters.  When the gales stopped blowing this morning, three of our largest b
2 CONC arges were total wrecks and over 400,000 Bdft. of lumber was strewn from one island to anothe
2 CONC r and in the water and on the beach.  The actual cost of the lumber to this Company is $27.5
2 CONC 0 per thousand Bdft. or $110,000.00 plus three barges worth at least $5000.oo each and damag
2 CONC e to three others amounting to $2000.00 for repairs plus labor of recovering the lumber avail
2 CONC able.  In other words we lost a few dollars last night.
2 CONT      It means that four boats will be delayed unreasonably long and my crew will have to wor
2 CONC k day and night.  Two weeks work will have to be accomplished in one week.  At best then th
2 CONC e work will be quasi- satisfactory.  If the weather which is still unsettled turns rough agai
2 CONC n, we are due for some more hard luck.
2 CONT      For several hours today I rode from barge to barge with the transportation master tryin
2 CONC g to save as much as possible.  The sea was quiet, but the rain poured incessantly.  I had lu
2 CONC nch at 4p.m. and then got my foreman and figured how to proceed from here.  These next two we
2 CONC eks are going to be mad days for us.  I write tonite, and if I write again this month it wil
2 CONC l be because I have relieve myself of the nervous strain.  My department will have to bear th
2 CONC e brunt of this small disaster.  Fortunately no blame can be attached to my part of the work
2 CONC . ----  Dinner gong sounds - I have ordered tea & crackers - soup & jam and then I shall fini
2 CONC sh this letter to start one to Helen----
2 CONT      The whole loss would have been avoided "if" judgment in putting out the barges had bee
2 CONC n used.  I feel certain that this would never have occurred had U. Ray been here.  You see w
2 CONC e have to depend on the tides to tow our barges out in the bay.  Weather is always an uncerta
2 CONC in factor here.  Clear one minute & a typhoon the next -- almost that quick.  The man in char
2 CONC ge while U. Ray is away ordered all barges out in order to meet boats that were supposed to a
2 CONC rrive either Fri. or Sat.  U. Ray never takes a chance on the arrival of boats.  They are to
2 CONC o uncertain.  In other words all the stakes were put up for one throw of fortune's dice.  Th
2 CONC e weather turned bad & practically all our barges and much of the lumber are lost.  The yar
2 CONC d dep't has been working to capacity plus and now the whole additional load plus extra new wo
2 CONC rk plus a shortage of lumber will throw work on the yard which will be more than can be well-
2 CONC handled.  But damm their eyes.  I'm going to organise the work and see that the Company recov
2 CONC ers as much lumber and lost time as pooible.  This Easter Sunday there will be no church or g
2 CONC olf.  Sweating men and creaking derrick will be the order of the day and for many days this m
2 CONC onth.  We'll see what is our capacity in times like this.
2 CONT                                             As ever
2 CONT                                                             Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Atlas Cornice Works
2 CONT 1688 W. Washington Street
2 CONT Los Angeles, Calif.
2 CONT 10-26-32
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad
2 CONT      Well, well and so you got yourself a fall and a broken wrist.  Tp say the least I  was v
2 CONC ery much surprised and grieved.  I know how you feel about it, but for gosh sakes don't let i
2 CONC t get you down too much.  Brave words, eh Mom?  It was tough especially after you got the jo
2 CONC b of taking care of the kid and the election job, however , we'll see everything is taken car
2 CONC e of including the Doctors bills.
2 CONT      We realize that things have been plenty tough for you both and that bare necessities hav
2 CONC e come like luxuries, but I can assure you that the worst point has been reached in our finan
2 CONC cial affairs.  From now on we shall all do a little better as work has picked up considerabl
2 CONC y and I'm looking for it to get much better and soon.
2 CONT      No doubt you feel and are greatly handicapped by your wrist and I hope it mends fast.  H
2 CONC owever, I am firmly convinced that your fall was due entirely to the fact that you had been s
2 CONC upporting Roosevelt for President and Shuler for Senate.  Of all the dammed foolishness I thi
2 CONC nk your choice of candiates is the greatest.  If I weren't so sure you were my mother I'd sur
2 CONC ely disown you.  Just think of having old "hell-raising Shuler" in the Senate.  The whole Sen
2 CONC ate would adjourn every time he got up to speak.  As for Roosevelt, the very fact you fell do
2 CONC wn and broke your wrist is hardly compensation for even thinking of it.  Why, Roosevelt is th
2 CONC e biggest nincompoop since Bryan(This sentence is underlined).  (Say Mom read this last sente
2 CONC nce very pointedly to Pop and just see what he says.  If he doesn't splutter I'll quit trying
2 CONC ))
2 CONT      Lawrence says he is voting for Roosevelt.  What a shame he has to vote wrong so many tim
2 CONC es.  It's the only weakness in judgement, I've noticed in him.  If Carol doesn't vote Hoove
2 CONC r to gain one I'll be deeply aggrieved at you utter lack of understanding of conditions & iss
2 CONC ues.  Since Roosevelt was in town here there are thousands changing back to Hoover.  He was p
2 CONC articularly unimpressing with his total disregard of issues and his commonplace banalities ab
2 CONC out the weather and the women.
2 CONT                                                                       Love  Arden
2 CONT      We are ready any minute to go a running to the hospital.  Things look mighty imminent
2 CONC .  The prodigy will arrive soon.  The world is about to be blessed by another genius.  Our on
2 CONC ly prayer is that he won't want to be president right away.  Without question our addition t
2 CONC o the Bradys of the world will be noteworthy and hosannas will be sung by the multitudes. ---
2 CONC -(The Dr. & the hospital will be the multitudes.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
2 CONT Fountain Ave.
2 CONT Los Angeles
2 CONT 10-31-32
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      What a Boy!  I'm telling you he's the longest & best looking boy I ever saw.  He weighe
2 CONC d exactly 7lb. 13 1/2 ounces and is 22 1/2 " long.  The Dr. said he was the longest baby he'
2 CONC d ever delivered and no wonder - look at his papa & mama.
2 CONT      Saturday about 3 a.m. Helen woke up with pains, but not very hard ones.  We called the D
2 CONC r. & he said they probably were not labor pains.  As Helen seemed to have gas on her stomach
2 CONC , we thought that might be it.  However, the pains kept up with increasing in intensity ver
2 CONC y much until 11 p.m. Saturday and by that time Helen was so worn out that we called the Dr. t
2 CONC o come & see her & give her some relief.  We gave her an enema before the Dr. arrived & tha
2 CONC t didn't relieve anything.  The Dr. gave her an examination & said I'll meet you in the hospi
2 CONC tal at once and beat it & so did we.
2 CONT      Helen was taken to the preparation room where the Dr. gave her twighlight sleep and a pi
2 CONC ll to make her labor harder.  At five a.m. the baby arrived and 45 minutes later they had i
2 CONC t cleaned & brought him out to show Mrs. Campbell & I.  no question but what he was a Brady w
2 CONC ith a big snub nose.  We heard him yell to beat the band when he first arrived.  Helen & I we
2 CONC re both a little surprised it was a boy, because we had so easy a time to pick out Richard Ca
2 CONC mpbell for a name that the last two months we had been trying to decide upon a girls name.  T
2 CONC he Dr. told us to come back at 10 a.m. so we went home & slept a little & went back.
2 CONT      Helen had just awakened and looked as fresh and happy as I've ever seen her.  When she w
2 CONC oke up she didn't know the baby had been born until she put her hands on her stomach and foun
2 CONC d it flat.  She says she just had three hard pains and then she droused off.  The Dr. was a D
2 CONC r. Reynolds from Lyle McNeile's office and McNeile is supposed to be the best authority on ba
2 CONC bies in the west.  His opinion is law to all other Doctors as well as in law court where he i
2 CONC s called to determine abortion cases.  I'm telling you that I'm more than tickled and please
2 CONC d that we pursuaded ourselves to make the sacrifice and have the best.  The Cedars of Lebano
2 CONC n Hospital is the newest & most modern one on the Pacific Coast.  It is keen.  They give Hele
2 CONC n all kinds of service even though she is in a 4 bed room --(which is the nearest they have t
2 CONC o a ward.  The walls are tinted cream & the curtains are in colors and the bedsteads are gree
2 CONC n.  There is spotless cleanliness, but no smell of ether & antiseptics.  Its a pleasure almos
2 CONC t to be sick.  And the best part is that Helen is feeling like amillion.  She says she's asha
2 CONC med of herself almost, because all the other women in the ward had lotsharder time and had t
2 CONC o endure much pain.
2 CONT      Richards head is well shaped as are his ears (not flat at all) and he has small wrists
2 CONC , big hands and long feet and a big snub nose.  Helen says He looks like his Grandpa Brady s
2 CONC o Grandpa Campbell said that was a break for the kid to look like Grandpa Brady instead of me
2 CONC .
2 CONT      They keep the babies in a glassed in room and no one is allowed to handle them except th
2 CONC e nurses.  He is taken in at regular intervals to pull for 3 minutes on a dry well.  Tonite h
2 CONC e was hollering his head off and I declare he was just hungry.  He is so long we'll probabl
2 CONC y have to have a full sized bed for him in a month of two.
2 CONT      This Dr. gives the mothers exercise to strengthen the muscles after the first few days s
2 CONC o that they are stronger than usual when they leave the hospital.  Helen has the best bed i
2 CONC n the ward right near a window on the 6th floor.  She was in a 2 bed room yesterday, but the
2 CONC y moved her today and she likes it much better as the time passes more quickly & she can visi
2 CONC t more.
2 CONT      I am extremely grateful that Helen has been feeling well all 9 months and that the birt
2 CONC h was made so easy for her.  Everything came on time, altho the Dr. could have let her suffe
2 CONC r another day if he had wanted to.
2 CONT      Boy, it's a grand and glorious feeling to be the Papa of such a boy and the husband of s
2 CONC uch a swell wife.  Things certainly are looking up for this part of the Brady family.  prospe
2 CONC cts for jobs are a little better too.
2 CONT      Minerva had one of her pups taken away yesterday and she is heartbroken.  She stays ver
2 CONC y close to her remaining child.  That one will go to Clare next Sunday.  I rather dread the d
2 CONC ay as she is so human in her emothins and she looked at me in askance when she discovered he
2 CONC r baby gone.
2 CONT      I'm sorry I didn't write sooner when I heard about your wrist, but things happened too f
2 CONC ast for me.  I did write the letter but never mailed it.  I'm sure sorry taht you had such to
2 CONC ugh luck and I hoped it mends very fast.  Don't worry about the Dr. bill as it will be take
2 CONC n care of.  Work is looking up for me so soon will all forget about this depression.  Busines
2 CONC s men down here are almost unanimous for Hoover, but the unemployed & lots of the employed ar
2 CONC e for Roosevelt.  Frankly many manufacturers are delaying operation until they see the outcom
2 CONC e of the election as they feel that it would upset conditions for at least another year (if c
2 CONC rossed out) before the Democrats got in and got their machinery going.  I have an advertisin
2 CONC g campaign which I'm waiting until after Nov. 8th to send.  I want to see the reaction to th
2 CONC e peoples choice.  Hoover is gaining plenty down here this last month.
2 CONT As ever
2 CONT Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT May 29, 1933
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother & Dad:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      You will, as usual, have to forgive me for not writing sooner as I have been working str
2 CONC enuously and too tired to do anything else.  However, I've been thinking of you every day shi
2 CONC ch is something.  The shop has been pretty busy and it keeps me busy.  This week I had two me
2 CONC n working most of the time and putting in overtime at that.  I have at least two or three mor
2 CONC e busy days and then I'll be caught up again wnless new jobs come in.  My custumers so far se
2 CONC em to be pretty well pleased with my work which is most encouraging.
2 CONT      Yesterday Helen & I took the Reo truck in to Los Angeles and the eon-rod brake loose an
2 CONC d busted the engine block.  That means a new engine or a second hand one, at least.  This com
2 CONC ing week I'm going to really open up the shop.  So far I haven't kept it open relying entirel
2 CONC y on contract work solicited outside.  The shop has paid well from the start and collection
2 CONC s thus far have been fast.  However, I keep getting in more jobs and the increase in materia
2 CONC l & payrool take up about all the spare (crossed out) money I can collect.  I had to go to Lo
2 CONC s Angeles twice this last week to get materials.  The Buick is showing signs of faltering a
2 CONC s well it might for it has been going about 1500 miles every two weeks for the last two month
2 CONC s.  And for city driving that is a lot of miles!
2 CONT      Richard is growing so big and is strong as a young bull.  He shows no inclination to cra
2 CONC wl, but is all set to walk.  He pulls himself up everytime he gets a chance.  He is fast as l
2 CONC ighting with his left hand.  Eats and reaches entirely left handed.  We're not going to try a
2 CONC nd break him of it.  In fact when he gets old enuf.  I'm going to use his right arm instead
2 CONC .  May this be a warning to all innocent bystaners.  He requires very little sleep a total o
2 CONC f 2 hours during the day of 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.  A cat nap for 1/2 hr. and he's already to star
2 CONC t all over again at anything with anyone.  When we came back after being gone a whole day, h
2 CONC e had the swellest grin for us and was all excited.
2 CONT      Helen has a lot of trouble keeping up with him and is all in each night.  As he gets old
2 CONC er, we hope to get away now and then & get a good rest.  Last night I slept 12 hours soundl
2 CONC y and I could repeat again tonight with at least the hours.
2 CONT      Say hello to everyone and trust all is OK with you.  Ask Dad if anyone found his straigh
2 CONC t razor yet.  I asked him if I could try it as safety razors seem to pull my face too much
2 CONC .  Is Dad feeling a little more chipper after getting rid of so much poison?
2 CONT      It remains quite cool down here & not at all like summer.  We certainly do enjoy livin
2 CONC g here and feel the best ever.  I am learning to fish and when you come down I'll see you ge
2 CONC t a fish dinner with fish that are plenty fresh.  Tell Norman I'll be seein him down here t
2 CONC o help fish and Carol Jean can cook them.
2 CONT                                                          Love to you both as always
2 CONT                                                                                        Arden
2 CONT 
2 CONT A. W. BRADY SHEET METAL WORKS
2 CONT 4427 E. Anaheim Blvd.
2 CONT Long Beach, Calif.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Feb. 27th (1937)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Mother:
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Perhaps you have recalled that some 29 years ago your "baby" was almost ready to brave t
2 CONC he world with what help, aid and the providence would give him.  No doubt your hopes were mix
2 CONC ed with joy and anguish somehow mingled into one.  I know that in the intervening years you
2 CONC r dreams have been built up by your desires and hopes that your "baby" would amount to more t
2 CONC han just another clod in a large, plowed field.  I know that none of your dreams in this resp
2 CONC ect have been fulfilled, that your "baby" was after all just another mortal without that spar
2 CONC k known as genius.  I'm sorry that my inheritance of intelligence inddeed has only muddled t
2 CONC o an average existence for I should like to make you more than just proud of your "baby".
2 CONT      Sometimes, I, too, have felt the swift touch of genius, but so fleeting so obstructed ha
2 CONC s my wall of self around me hid that view that I'm not sure that the touch was only a mirag
2 CONC e of desire.  The medium to express myself seems so "left-handed" that I rather scorn the opp
2 CONC ortunities I might have even now to live to my fullest possibilities of service.  Of late wit
2 CONC h my family responsibilities the financial struggle i a never ending day to day, month to mon
2 CONC th consideration that I welcome, but taxes my abilities to keep up.
2 CONT      I am again about to try my hand at a business of my own.  It is an excellent opportunit
2 CONC y which my reputation in the appliance business has made possible.  I find I have many friend
2 CONC s who welcome the opportunity to aid me when my austere self-sufficiency breaks down and allo
2 CONC ws them to do so.  I also find my self and family in a rather peculiar position with practica
2 CONC lly all of our friends & relitives, that of being the poor relative & "haven't we had it so h
2 CONC ard & trying".  Yet the peculiar part is that we have paid off nearly $900.00 in debts, Dr. B
2 CONC ills etc in space of one year and have average $50-$75 per month more than my pitying audienc
2 CONC e.  Perhaps our cry of wolf has been too loud & convincing.  Helen and I have resolved  to st
2 CONC art making a front for our friends.  If it's an act that's needed I feel certain we can act t
2 CONC hat well to put it over.  The asses  that pity my family for the most part are paid clerks wi
2 CONC th a very average income, no future, no reputation in their respective fields.  Helen & I s
2 CONC o lack in personal "front" or rather the desire to even live up to any possibility we might b
2 CONC e capable  of that our friends mistake their own petty judgement of the world of appearance
2 CONC s as being a universal thought.
2 CONT      I have made you my confessor tonite, but then mothers have a way of understanding and fo
2 CONC rgiving to foibles of their sons.  I find it a help to write you when my petty world of value
2 CONC s becomes shaken.  I still believe in the destiny of your "baby" and become anxious for my st
2 CONC ar to rise faster, but I find that I can do nothing, make no progress until the time is righ
2 CONC t --- and then I cannot help myself --- cannot stay the course even when I might.  I only hop
2 CONC e that I may sometime bear out that hope I know you must have had that your "baby" had more t
2 CONC han just another passage on earth to make.  I believe my star will flash brilliantly across t
2 CONC he horizon of (ordianary lives crossed out) our times.  I cannot know as yet what form my sta
2 CONC r shall take.  Perhaps, mine is just another life to live for those near and dear to me.
2 CONT      My family are all well, happy, healthy and full of love for one another and for you --
2 CONT Your son
2 CONT Arden
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1 NAME Helen M. /Campbell/
2 SURN Campbell
2 GIVN Helen M.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Aug 1907
2 PLAC Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Feb 2000
2 PLAC Pala, San Diego, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 14 Feb 2000
2 PLAC Oak Hill Cemetery, Escondido, San Deigo, California, USA
1 _UID DC8F4536F6E38F4194C939641C2DFFCE9FF9
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1 NOTE August 27, 1978
2 CONT Dear Blaine -
2 CONT 	Such as it is, I had better get on it before my seventy first birthday.
2 CONT 	I was born August 28, 1907 in Los Angeles at the house of my maternal grandmother Viola Nevi
2 CONC ns Poole.  It was late afternoon, I'm told, and there was a madd scramble to locate my father
2 CONC , Scott John Campbell, who was a sheet metal worker and out on a job.  My mother Edna Poole C
2 CONC ampbell named me Thelma.  My Dad could not remember that so it was changed to Helen before th
2 CONC e birth certificate was registered.  My paternal grandmother, Addie Scott Campbell wanted m
2 CONC e named for a cousin who had just died.  My mother hated the name Minnie, so I have no middl
2 CONC e name.  Some years later when I was 20 and applied for a passport the initial "M" was adde
2 CONC d to the records.  I was the first grandchild on either side and had a young unmarried aunt o
2 CONC n both sides, Agnes Campbell and Irma Poole.  Just before my brother Don was born in 1910, m
2 CONC y father and mother moved into a new house one block out of the city limits.  It wasn't lon
2 CONC g before the City grew out here and I attended kindergarten and first grade in the neighborho
2 CONC od public school.  I was a tall, blonde, thin first grader.  When I was six years old my Da
2 CONC d had a nervous breakdown and we moved to 160 acres of desert land fourteen miles from Victor
2 CONC ville.  At the end of 18 months his homestead was complete and with the beginning of World Wa
2 CONC r I in Europe we returned to Los Angeles, and my Dad again became a sheet metal contractor wi
2 CONC th my mother doing the office work.  We lived in the same neighborhood so I returned to Wes
2 CONC t Vernon School until graduation from 8th grade.  I did 7th and 8th grade in one year which w
2 CONC as the very beginning of the group system.  In our small class we had half doing advance wor
2 CONC k and half the students were grouped as slow learners.
2 CONT 	My third grade teacher was one my Dad had when he was in the third grade.
2 CONT 	From high school on to U.S.C. were average years.  The big thrill was being given a car fo
2 CONC r my 16th birthday.  I was shy and had few friends in Los Angeles High.  We had moved to a tw
2 CONC o story house in my 10th grade.  Most of my friends were from grammer school days and lived i
2 CONC n the old neighborhood.
2 CONT 	Four years in U.S.C. with a generous allowance, a sorority memebership and class work not to
2 CONC o hard, went by fast.  I majored in sociology and minored in psychology, with a certificate o
2 CONC f Social Work.  For graduation from my parents I went to Japan with a College friend also nam
2 CONC ed Helen.  She taught in Calexeco and became friend with a Japanese lady who acted as our gui
2 CONC de for a month.  On ship board we met a young man going to the Phillipine Islands to work fo
2 CONC r his uncle in a lumber mill.  This was in June 1929 and in April 1931 we were married.  Man
2 CONC y letters came by slow ship until July of 1930 when Arden Whitfield returned to Los Angeles.
2 CONT 	When we were married I had a part time job with the American Red Cross in Santa Monica, an
2 CONC d your grandfather began to learn about sheet metal work working for my father.  In 1932 cam
2 CONC e our first son Richard, also the Great Depression in California.  Work was so slow Arden wen
2 CONC t to work for the Perfection Bakery and we were glad for the job earning 40 cents per hour o
2 CONC n a split day.  We were able to have lots of bread and cake.  On March 10th the banks close
2 CONC d and that same month 1933 came the Long Beach earthquake, and we went into the sheet metal b
2 CONC usiness and lived in a beach house belonging to my parents.  In July 1933, my father-in-law T
2 CONC erence Brady died of cancer and Arden's mother Jennie Belle Brady came to live with us.  Sh
2 CONC e helped out by answering the phone and staying in the shop.  By July 1934 work was finishe
2 CONC d in Long Beach and we moved to Glendale to work selling appliances for Arden's brother Clare
2 CONC .  It was strictly a commission job.  Jennie Belle Brady had returned to Lindsay, her home
2 CONC .  Our son Dick had a bad cut across his nose and we were pretty poor.  About this time the S
2 CONC tate of California established a welefare program so I went back to work doing social work, u
2 CONC ntil 1935 when our second son Jim was born.  We were now in Burbank, still in the appliance s
2 CONC elling.  Just before Jim was born in August, Dick injured his eye, and my father was in a ser
2 CONC ious accident, and his business was at low ebb.  Thru various loans established by the U.S. G
2 CONC overnment we both managed to survive.  Some loans were not quite legal but Jennie Belle Brad
2 CONC y came back to help us by caring for baby Jim and I went back to work for the Welefare Depart
2 CONC ment of the State of California and Arden had various selling jobs.  By March of 1941 we wer
2 CONC e able to buy our first home, in Burbank.  Back to sheet metal work after the World War II an
2 CONC d the establishment of Brady Shett Metal in Burbank 1946.  After 5 years of hard work we mana
2 CONC ged to begin to have a decent living and by the time Dick was ready for college we were finan
2 CONC cially able to send him.
2 CONT 	In August 1953 we moved to Studio City to be near my father and mother.  From 1953 to 1971 a
2 CONC nd retirement we lived in Studio City.  Since then in Pala on our six acres in Indian Reserva
2 CONC tion.  I have now high lighted up to your time.  It is for you to write the finish.
2 CONT                            Love and Happy Birthday
2 CONT                            Grandma Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT S.S. Siberia Maru
2 CONT June 22, 1929
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dearest Family:
2 CONT Have spent three days on the water and haven't been sick yet.  Leaving San Farncisco was awfu
2 CONC lly rough and Helen got sick and lost her lunch but managed by walking around to keep her din
2 CONC ner in the right place  I bet I walked five miles that day.  I lost track after I had been ar
2 CONC ound 18 times which is two miles.
2 CONT We didn't get our cabin changed nor the 2nd class dining room but have all first class deck p
2 CONC rivleges which is the main thing for we can come up and play deck games and to the movies an
2 CONC d the dances.  We are the most popular people around for we are the only 2 young Americans o
2 CONC n board.  The only other  young one is the boy I told you about and his roomate some pimple f
2 CONC aced kid just out of high school but we let him hang around because he plays guitar which sou
2 CONC nds keen when we are sitting in the moon light with our one man between us.
2 CONT There are lots of Japs returning home from college who have more degrees than I knew existed
2 CONC .  Not a one hasn't a masters degree and they all speak English so we sort of have to tear cl
2 CONC ear of them for fear they will talk above our heads.
2 CONT Yesterday was the first day of teaching and it wasn't bad because it isn't real school but ju
2 CONC st like my club work with the Mexicans.  We sure are living an easy life.  Every morning at s
2 CONC even forty five we are called by the bath stewart who has water drawn and at eight we have br
2 CONC eakfast and play games all morning long.  At ten a little cup of soup is served and at 12 lun
2 CONC ch  After lunch we play games again untill tea which is at three and then we read, sleep or w
2 CONC rite until dinner time.  After dinner we go to the movies or dances which ever is happening a
2 CONC nd then we sit and talk in the moonlight until about eleven when we go to bed.  Today we ar
2 CONC e so stiff and sore from playing deck tennis, golf, shuffle board etc that we can hardly move
2 CONC .
2 CONT Every night at midnight we have to retard our watches a different amount.  At dinner they pos
2 CONC t a notice how much time to retard and we skip June 29 all  together.  I have it all marked d
2 CONC own in my little book so that when I get home I can tell you exactly about the time.
2 CONT We are still having good meals and Helen & I have the place of honor at the table for we si
2 CONC t next to the officer at the head of the table  We saved our money and didn't get deck chair
2 CONC s because we never have time to use them and at night when we do want them, all the duffers w
2 CONC ho do have them go to bed and so we use theirs to keep the night air off of them.
2 CONT The days are so warm the we don't need coats and each day it gets warmer.  We get into Honolu
2 CONC lu at 8 in the morning and don't leave until four in the afternoon so that we will have quit
2 CONC e a bit of time there.
2 CONT There is so much to do during the day that I don't have time to get home sick but I sure do a
2 CONC fter dinner and when I get ready for bed, but I am having a lot of fun besides meeting a lo
2 CONC t of interesting people
2 CONT When we got on board at San Francisco a man from the Steamship Co. took our pictures for a ma
2 CONC gazine called Japan that they put out.  We were flattered until we got a look at the rest o
2 CONC f the passengers.
2 CONT Today we took some pictures of the different people on board playing games.  I'm beginning t
2 CONC o feel like a movie queen because so many people have asked us to pose for them
2 CONT June 24 -
2 CONT Will finish this letter and mail it tomorrow.
2 CONT Sunday we went to church and the minister gave an awfully dumb talk.  We all, Helen, Arden
2 CONC , 2 Japs and I got the giggles and disgraced ourselves but I guess it is alright for the mini
2 CONC ster still speaks to us.  The cause of all the giggles was that our lunch gong rang and he ke
2 CONC pt right on talking for fifteen minutes and then finished up the meeting by singing a hymn ab
2 CONC out fasting and fasting
2 CONT Last night the scouts had a pyjama parade, the three loudest pairs getting prizes and Hele
2 CONC n & I were the judges.  Tonite is ladies night but Helen & I say our pyjamas are dirty so w
2 CONC e can't enter, anyways we are going to the dance.  After we leave Honolulu they are going t
2 CONC o have a fancy dress party so Helen & I are going to wear our Spanish shawls.  They have a la
2 CONC undry on board ship which is cheap as dirt so we are going to have clean clothes after all wi
2 CONC thout hanging'em out the port holes to dry.  They have rigged up a canvus swimming pool so w
2 CONC e go in every night just before dinner.  It is sultry heat that makes you feel pepless unti
2 CONC l evening when it cools down.  The 2nd class eat 1/2 hr. before 1st class so we dash up to th
2 CONC e writing room just above  the dining room and write to soft music.  Everyone tell us that Ja
2 CONC pan is full of Y.W.C.A.'s which have rooms & Am food for a dollar a day so are no longer worr
2 CONC ying about hotel bills.  One Jap who got his M.A. at Columbia U. in Comparative psychology an
2 CONC d is now getting his Phd. at Hartford said that his sister is meeting the boat at Yokahama an
2 CONC d he would like us to meet her and then come to tea at his home in Tokio.  He apparently is q
2 CONC uite wealthy for he does not plan to work but to carry on psychological research work in emot
2 CONC ion.  He is smart as a whip and I get a kick out of talking to him about psychology.  When I'
2 CONC m too dumb to understand him I pretend it is his English which is really good.
2 CONT Yesterday we had a fire drill and everyone had to dash up and wear life belts and go to thei
2 CONC r boat.  My life belt was so heavy and it was so hot I nearly died so I took it off before ti
2 CONC me and one officer said that I was so thin I should have a baloon instead of a belt.
2 CONT There is a darling Chinese couple and baby on board who are just like Americans and they dres
2 CONC s the baby fit to kill.  There is also a 19 yr. old Chinese colleged at 14, and was sent ove
2 CONC r to San Diego by the Southern Gov't of China to learn to fly and now he is returning with se
2 CONC veral ships.  He is the hit of the boat with the girls because he struts around in uniform s
2 CONC o much.
2 CONT The boy scouts are all Japanese and surely can drill.  They blew the bugle at every move so h
2 CONC alf the time I think I'm home listening to our neighbor
2 CONT I guess I had better close or I'll have to use all my stamps to get this to you.  It surely s
2 CONC eems more than a few weeks since I left home.  I guess it is because so much has happened
2 CONC .  I hope you are having a good time on your trip and that you all feel as good, well, as I d
2 CONC o.
2 CONT Lots of love
2 CONT Helen
2 CONT 
2 CONT North County Times, February 12, 2000
2 CONT Helen Brady, 92
2 CONT PALA ---- Helen M. Brady, 92, died Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2000, in Pala.
2 CONT Born Aug. 28, 1907, in Los Angeles, she lived in Pala for 30 years. She was an executive secr
2 CONC etary for the American Red Cross and a 1928 graduate of the University of Southern California
2 CONC .
2 CONT Mrs. Brady was preceded in death by her husband, Arden "Steve" Brady, in 1985. She is survive
2 CONC d by her sons, James A. Brady of Temecula and Richard Brady of Escondido; eight grandchildren
2 CONC ; and 20 great-grandchildren.
2 CONT A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 14, at Oak Hill Memorial Park. Buria
2 CONC l will follow at 1:30 p.m.
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1 NAME William M. /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN William M.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Jul 1837
2 PLAC Pilkington, Lancashire, England
1 CHR
2 DATE 23 Mar 1876
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Jan 1912
2 PLAC Leon, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1912
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
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2 DATE 1842
2 SOUR @S4@
1 NOTE      William Ogden emigrated to the United States of America from Lincolnshire, England in 18
2 CONC 42.  William age 5, accompanied his widowed mother Elizabeth Madder Ogden, brothers James L
2 CONC , Samuel and sisters Sarah and Ann.  The family had joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latt
2 CONC er Day Saints or "Mormons" and moved to Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois to be with other mem
2 CONC bers of their new church.  After arriving at Nauvoo, mother Elizabeth Ogden married a Georg
2 CONC e Nelson who was also a Mormon at that time.  Elizabeth had two additional sons John and Jose
2 CONC ph which are listed in the 1850 census in Nauvoo.  Whether it was because Elizabeth was expec
2 CONC ting a child or another reason, George and Elizabeth Ogden Nelson did not evacuate Nauvoo wit
2 CONC h the rest of the Latter Day Saints that went to Utah but rather chose to stay behind.  In 18
2 CONC 50 the excitement of California's gold rush prompted brother James to leave Nauvoo for the go
2 CONC ld fields.  William at age thirteen chose to accompany his brother James to California.  Whet
2 CONC her William made any money is not known.  According to Brady descendant Rev. William Joseph O
2 CONC gden also a grandson of James L. Ogden; "In California he got enough gold to buy three 160 ac
2 CONC re farms, but gambled one away, drank up a second, but still got back with enough to buy wha
2 CONC t became the Ogden homestead east of Nauvoo".
2 CONT      On May 8, 1865 William married Mary Elizabeth Brady, oldest daughter of Terence and Brid
2 CONC get Brady whose homestead was a little less than two miles south east of the James L. Ogden f
2 CONC amily where William was living.  William is listed as a farm hand on his brother James farm i
2 CONC n Sonora Township in the 1860 census.
2 CONT      William and Mary's first four children were born in Nauvoo Mary Ann being born July 28
2 CONC , 1872.  On March 23, 1873 William converted to Catholism and was christened at Saints Pete
2 CONC r and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.  By March of 1875 the family had moved acros
2 CONC s the Mississippi River to Decatur County, Iowa just outside of the town of Leon where son Jo
2 CONC hn F. Ogden is born.  The area was called Ireland due the number of people whose families ha
2 CONC d come from Ireland.  William and Mary lived on this farm until the time of William's death i
2 CONC n 1912.  By 1920 Mary had moved to Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa where she lived until her de
2 CONC ath in 1922 with daughter Josephine A. and her husband Harry Lewis Barquist.  Both William an
2 CONC d Mary were buried at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery in Sonora Township, Hancock Cou
2 CONC nty, Illinois.  The middle initial M. is listed in son William T.,daughters Grace, Josephin
2 CONC e marriage record.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The next land entries and purchases were in Woodland Township, ten miles southeast of Leon
2 CONC , which became a rural farming community know as Ireland.  There was never a town at Ireland
2 CONC , only a church and cemetery.  The town of Woodland was three and one-half miles northeast wh
2 CONC ile Bracewell was a store, a mill and a couple of houses about three and one-half miles south
2 CONC east of Ireland...
2 CONT Including John W. Wallace, twelve Catholic Irish immigrants entered or purchased land in Wood
2 CONC land Township during the 1850's.  Thomas Owens, who came to Decatur County with the Barrett'
2 CONC s in 1856 or 1857, purchased land in Woodland Township in the 60's.  Following the Civil Wa
2 CONC r more came such as Thomas Dillon, James Dillon, Francis McGovern, Patrick Flynn, Joseph Pete
2 CONC rs, Dennis Mahoney, Cornilius Hannon, Patrick Mahoney, Thomas Grogan, and others such as Sylv
2 CONC ester Kritz, Daniel Sullivan and William Ogden who purchased land in or near Woodland Townshi
2 CONC p to cause that part of Decatur County to be called "Ireland" ten miles southeast of Leon.
2 CONC "  A Histroy of the Catholic Church Decatur County, Iowa.  By Rev. Edward J. Harkin, Pastor
2 CONC , 1956.
2 CONT 
2 CONT " Ogden - William Ogden and Mary Brady came from Nauvoo, Illinois, about 1875 and lived nort
2 CONC h east of Pleasanton, Iowa.  They are buried in Illinois.  Children all married and moved t
2 CONC o Canada, Des Moines and California."  A History of the Catholic Church Decatur County, Iowa
2 CONC .  By Rev. Edward J. Harkin, Pastor, 1956.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Wm. Ogden, formerly a resident of Sonora, but now of Decatur county, Iowa, Is here visit
2 CONC ing relatives and friends."  Nauvoo Independent, January 2, 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "We acknowledge the receipt of a letter from Wm. Ogden of Little River, Iowa, including $2 t
2 CONC o pay his subscription.  He says the INDEPENDENT is a welcome visitor."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , January 27, 1882.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden of Little River, Iowa' sends us $2 to pay for a year."  Nauvoo Independent, Decemb
2 CONC er 28, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden, of Pleasanton, Ia. recently sent us two dollars to apply on his subscription to t
2 CONC he INDEPENDENT.  Mr. Ogden left this vicinity many years ago, and during this time has bee
2 CONC n a constant reader of his home paper.  Thanks."  Nauvoo Independent, January 14, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Wm. Ogden of Pleasanton, Ia., sent us a check to the amount of seven dollars, last week
2 CONC , for which credit was given him on subscription."  Nauvoo Independent, March 8, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden of Pleasanton, Ia., is visiting relative and old friends in this vicinity.  He wil
2 CONC l return home next week, accompanied by his wife and daughter, who have been visiting here du
2 CONC ring the past several weeks."  Nauvoo Independent, February 7, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ogden and daughter Grace, departed for their home in Iowa, Monday..."  Nauv
2 CONC oo Independent, February 21, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Odgen, Jr., is visiting his uncle at Pleasanton, Ia."  Nauvoo Independent, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden of Pleasanton, Ia., spent the past week with relatives in the vicinity."  Nauvoo I
2 CONC ndependent, August 19, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden of Pleasanton, Ia., spent the past week with relatives in the vicinity."  Nauvoo I
2 CONC ndependent, December 16, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Leon Reporter, Leon, IowaThursday, June l3, l900
2 CONT "We learn from Mr. Ogden, the agent of the Western Stage Co. that a daily line of four hors
2 CONC e stages is to be shortly put on the route from Chariton to Leon, passing through Garden Grov
2 CONC e and Franklin. The principal part of the mail passing through the southern part of the Stat
2 CONC e from the east to the west will take this route. The mail route from Leon directly east wil
2 CONC l not be discontinued, but the mail is to be carried in two horse coaches as heretofore."
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Death and birth dates are listed on gravestone in Nauvoo.  Copied by Bertha Moffitt Bush.  De
2 CONC ath is also recorded in the James Ogden family Bible. Check the 1850 census for Nauvoo, Illin
2 CONC ois.  He may not have left for California yet.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady, of Sonora, is visiting Wm. Ogden's family, in Decatur county, Iowa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Wm. Ogden, of Iowa, who has been visiting relatives in the vicinity, returned home last week.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Rustler, April 5, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wim. Ogden, of Pleasanton, Iowa, who has been spending the past week with his brother Jame
2 CONC s returned home yesturday."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 16, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will Ogden, of Pleasanton, Iowa, is visiting relatives in the vicinity."  Nauvoo Rustler, De
2 CONC cember 13, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden has returned home to Leon, Ia., after a visit with relatives in this vicinity."  N
2 CONC auvoo Independent, August 17, 1900.
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1 NAME James Dennis /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN James Dennis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Jul 1867
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 14 Jul 1867
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 May 1942
2 PLAC Monroe, Snohomish, Washington, USA
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1 FAMS @F27@
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1 NOTE Birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois.  The Latin name was Jacobum Dennrin Ogden.  Family photograph lists the middle na
2 CONC me as Dennis.  The 1900 census lists Jas Ogden as a boarder in the home of Eugine Corson.  Ja
2 CONC mes is living in Silver Creek Township, Merrick, Nebraska and is working as a hired hand.  I
2 CONC n 1920 James is listed as married living in School District No. 1, Dawson County, Montana.  I
2 CONC n Montana, James owns his own farm free of mortgage.
2 CONT By 1930 James and Minnie have moved to Port Susan, Snohomish, Washington where he is farming.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jul 2010
3 TIME 01:05:57
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1 NAME Elizabeth /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Elizabeth
2 NICK Lizzie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Jan 1869
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 27 Feb 1869
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Apr 1952
2 PLAC , Los Angeles, California, USA
1 _UID 80A646CB18DA3E4982C713836F37B22108C0
1 FAMS @F28@
1 FAMC @F7@
1 NOTE Birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Lizzie Ogden of Pleasanton, Ia., is visiting relatives in this vicinity."  Nauvoo Indep
2 CONC endent, October 28, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...Miss Lizzie Ogden spent last week with her uncle, M. F. Brady and family-..."  Nauvoo Ind
2 CONC ependent, July 20, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady came over from Pleasanton, in company with Mrs. Dale, to vist the Bradley b
2 CONC oys and families last week.  Mrs. Dale is a cousin of the Bradleys, and lives northeast of Le
2 CONC on, Miss Brady is from Nauvoo, Illinois, and is establishing book agents.---Lamoni Patriot.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, July 12, 1895.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 23:35:33
0 @I33@ INDI
1 NAME William T. /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN William T.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Nov 1870
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Jun 1944
2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
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1 NOTE "Wm. Ogden, Jr. of Pleasanton, Ia., arrived in the city yesterday for a visit of a few days w
2 CONC ith relatives."  Nauvoo Independent, November 19, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the 1900 census William is living in Kinshaw township, Butte county California.  He is sin
2 CONC gle and working as a farm laborer and is renting lodgings.  Not far away in the same townshi
2 CONC p is his Uncle Samuel Ogden who is a farmer owning his own land and is still single at age 6
2 CONC 9 years old.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On August 1, 1906 William and his wife Agnes are listed as living in Qu' Appelle, Saskatchewa
2 CONC n, Canada.  They are listed as having come to Canada in 1903.
2 CONT In 1910 William is living in Kemshew Township, Butte, California.  William has been married f
2 CONC ive years and has two daughters.  The oldest is listed Catherine M. age 3 was born in Canad
2 CONC a and the second daughter Willah M. is less than a year old and was born in California.  Will
2 CONC iam is living with his Uncle Samuel Ogden, who is listed as age 80 and single.    William i
2 CONC s listed as head of the household although his Uncle Samuel is listed as living there ten yea
2 CONC rs before in 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT OBITUARY - THE CHICO ENTERPRISE, Chico, CA, Monday Evening, June 5, 1944: "William Ogden Die
2 CONC s After Fall. William T. Ogden, a long time resident of Chico, died early this morning at th
2 CONC e Enloe hospital, the result of a fall down the stairs of his residence about a year ago.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "He was born in Nauvee [sic], IL, November 25, 1870, and came to California about 38 years ag
2 CONC o. At that time he drove stage coach between Chico and Magalia, which was a large mining town
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT "For 13 years the family lived in Paradise and Ogden planted the first apple orchard there. T
2 CONC wenty five years ago Ogden moved to Chico and during that time he had been a call fireman fo
2 CONC r the Chico fire department. He was a rancher and carpenter all his life and helped build man
2 CONC y of the early residences of Chico.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "He is survived by his wife, Agnes Ogden of Chico, four daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Hovey of Oak
2 CONC land; Mrs. William M. Owen of Alameda, Mrs. Rose Lucas of Chico and Mrs. Inac Aufranc of Sacr
2 CONC amento; also five sisters, Mrs. Kathleen Rochelle of Casper, Wyoming; Mrs. Grace West of Chic
2 CONC ago, Illinois; Mrs. Josephine Barquist of Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. Elizabeth Dale of South Gate
2 CONC , California; and Mrs. Mary Toovey of Long Beach, California.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Friends are invited to attend the Rosary, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Black, Johnso
2 CONC n & Brusie Funeral Home. Requiem Mass will be said for the repose of his soul Wednesday morni
2 CONC ng at 10 o'clock, the cortege leaving the Black, Johnson & Brusie Funeral Home at 9:45 a.m. a
2 CONC nd proceeding to St. John The Baptist Catholic church."
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Oct 2009
3 TIME 21:28:27
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1 NAME Mary Ann /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Mary Ann
2 NICK Dollie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Jul 1872
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Sep 1877
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 May 1955
2 PLAC Long Beach, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1955
2 PLAC All Souls Cem., Long Beach, Los Angeles, USA
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1 FAMS @F30@
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1 NOTE Birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois.  Family photograph lists middle name as Ann.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Dollie Ogden, of Pleasanton, Ia., is visiting relatives in the city and vicinity."  Nau
2 CONC voo Independent, December 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Dollie Ogden spent a short time with relatives here the past week...Sonora. Dec. 6.  GU
2 CONC SSIE"  Nauvoo Independent, December 9, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Dollie Ogden has returned home to Pleasanton, Iowa, after a visit here with relatives..
2 CONC .Jan. 30.  JUNE."  Nauvoo Independent, February 3, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Pleasanton News:On January 1st, at 7:30 o'clock occurred the marriage of Mr. Ben F. Toove
2 CONC y and Miss. Dollie Ogden at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden
2 CONC , in the presence of about fifty guests. The bride was attired in a cream colored gown, the g
2 CONC room in the usual Prince Albert. Miss. Mary and Mr. Ed Griffin acted as bridesmaid and best m
2 CONC an. A Catholic Priest whose name we did not learn, performed the ceremony which was short an
2 CONC d impressive. After this, supper was announced and after all had partaken, dancing began an
2 CONC d was continued till the "wee small hours". Mr. and Mrs. Toovey have the best wishes of a hos
2 CONC t of friends, and may their lives be as bright as the day of their union.Leon Reporter-Iowa
2 CONC January 4, 1894(In another column):About fifty guests were in attendance at the home o
2 CONC f Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden of Pleasanton, on New Year's evening about 7:30 o'clock, to witn
2 CONC ess the marriage of their daughter, Mary A. to Mr. Benjamin F. Toovey.The house was tastefu
2 CONC lly arrayed and decorated with evergreens and roses for the important event. While the weddin
2 CONC g march was played by Miss. Kate Ogden, accompanied by her brother, John, sister and brothe
2 CONC r of the bride, the bridal party entered and took their places under a festoon of roses and d
2 CONC ecorations prepared for them. Reverend Malone, of Maloy, Iowa, came forward and performed th
2 CONC e short and impressive ceremony that united them for life.Mr. Ed Griffin was best man and M
2 CONC iss. Mary Griffin bridesmaid. The bride was elegantly dressed in a cream wool trimmed in lac
2 CONC e and ribbon. The groom wore the conventional black and looked worthy of his fair bride.Aft
2 CONC er the ceremony, the guests partook of an excellent feast prepared for the occasion. They wer
2 CONC e the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents.Miss. Mary A. Ogden is well known, h
2 CONC aving been reared here. She is an accomplished young lady, and a general favorite in society
2 CONC . Mr. Toovey is a promising young business man of Pleasanton, where he has lived with his par
2 CONC ents. The young couple will occupy the new residence he has finished in Pleasanton. The write
2 CONC r joins with a host of friends in extending best wishes for a long and prosperous life.- A GU
2 CONC ESTLeon Reporter-IowaJanuary 4, 1894
2 CONT 
2 CONT The folowing marriage licences were isuued the past week.
2 CONT John L. Bobbins, 27 to Anna Battels, 22.
2 CONT Joseph B. VanMeter, 59 to Ella Roberts, 38.
2 CONT Frank A. Niday, 26 to Susie Warrick, 21.
2 CONT Benj. F. Toovey, 24 to Mary A. Ogden, 21.
2 CONT Abram Goodman, 27 to Lemma Luse, 21.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Leon Reporter-Iowa
2 CONT January 4, 1894
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Sep 2010
3 TIME 11:38:39
0 @I35@ INDI
1 NAME John Francis /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN John Francis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Mar 1875
2 PLAC Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1930
2 PLAC , , Canada
1 _UID 8A03BC12D9F55040BFD089B820A652D77875
1 FAMS @F30975@
1 FAMC @F7@
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE Military Service 
2 DATE Iowa National Guard
2 PLAC Spanish American War State Milita
1 NOTE Was hit by a car while walking by the side of a road in Canada.  This infomation is from Curt
2 CONC is Rochelle.     "On Thursday and Friday evenings, May 23 and 24, 1895, the Eighteenth Annu
2 CONC al Commencement of the Leon High School took place in Jordan's Opera Hall.     The class o
2 CONC f 1895 consisted of nine boys and twelve girls, by far the largest class graduated from the s
2 CONC chool since its establishment in 1877.     The program consisted of orations by each membe
2 CONC r of the class, interspersed with music under the management of the musical director, Prof. M
2 CONC . Schoenert.     The exercises were opened by invocation by Reverend Hughes of the M.E. Chur
2 CONC ch, followed by an instrumental duet by Miss. Maude Schenck and Mr. Allie Schoenert.  After w
2 CONC hich:William J. Springer, stepped before the audience and in a clear voice told us of the "Gr
2 CONC owth of Americanism" from the time the Pilgrim Fathers landed at Plymouth, finding a wilderne
2 CONC ss inhabited only by savages, down to the present day. Showing how tyranny and despotism, whe
2 CONC n arrayed against a people whose very existence is a monument to personal liberty, were overt
2 CONC hrown by earnest effort born of principle, and that a government of the people, by the people
2 CONC , for the people, fosters those things which, rightly applied, are a blessing to humanity.
2 CONC      The next on the program was:  Miss. Hallie Moore, who was tastefully attired in a gow
2 CONC n of cream Swansdown, decorated with ribbons. Miss. Moore presented her subject "Stepping Sto
2 CONC nes", in a very pleasing manner, teaching us that we cannot hope to reach the summit of the m
2 CONC ountain of success except by earnest and persistent effort. We are to remember that every fai
2 CONC lure and discouragement we meet and overcome is another step on the upward road, and that w
2 CONC e can attain no lasting greatness or power without the harmonious development of both our men
2 CONC tal and our physical natures.     Miss. Hattie Haskett, wore a dress of cream colored silk a
2 CONC nd carried a bouquet of lovely rose buds. Her costume accorded well with her subject, "Adorne
2 CONC ments". In speaking of the different costumes provided us for different occasions, Miss. Hask
2 CONC ett reminded us that we must not judge a man by the clothes he wears as some of our greates
2 CONC t men, both in heart and mind, were those whose ideas of dress were quite primitive. We are n
2 CONC ot however to neglect the study of nature and art, as all that is beautiful is elevating an
2 CONC d ennobling. Many of the rarest gems require patient and careful burnishing to produce the br
2 CONC illancy that will gladden the eye and the heart. So in our lives: "When souls are being trie
2 CONC d and ripened. God is hewing out the pillars of his temple."     The next oration was entitl
2 CONC ed "Clouds Lingering Yet", the speaker was:  Miss. Grace Albaugh, who was becomingly dresse
2 CONC d in pure white mull, so appropriate for the occasion. She interestingly portrayed to us a th
2 CONC under-storm and the clearing, noticing the clouds lingering near the horizon; then comparin
2 CONC g the scene with the human life in which storms of trouble and disappointment break over us a
2 CONC nd for a season we are hidden by the bitter clouds of darkness and despair, but if faithful a
2 CONC nd true to our better self we may see the clouds disperse and the sunlight of hope burst thro
2 CONC ugh to gladden and cheer us, yet there will be some lingering clouds-trials awaiting us in th
2 CONC e future to remind us "that there is only one perfect place where clouds do not linger."
2 CONC      Henry S. Arnold, spoke to us concerning "The Mission of the Middle Class", which we ca
2 CONC n best review by quoting: "The absence of a great middle class is the evidence of national im
2 CONC perfection. Behold the giant form of the Russian Empire! What an example of national decay! H
2 CONC ow degraded are her masses! Ruled by a despot, inhabited by the uneducated, there she stand
2 CONC s locked in the prison cells of degredation. Turn from this scene of turmoil and view the pro
2 CONC sperous Republic of America, the United States, with her refined and intelligent masses and h
2 CONC er departments of government in harmony with each other." Since early all great reforms sprin
2 CONC g from the middle class it is our duty as a nation to "look well to the middle class", thus d
2 CONC eveloping intelligent and loyal citizens whose love of country shall be her safeguard to futu
2 CONC re prosperity.     Miss. Stella Allen, wore pale blue silk, trimmed with ribbons and lace. H
2 CONC er subject was well presented. She pictured for us some of "Life's Lessons", charging us to b
2 CONC e warned and profited by the experience of others, remembering that our lines have a direct i
2 CONC nfluence upon those with whom we are associated, though we may not realize to what extent; th
2 CONC erefore let us strive to do all the good we can knowing that our reward is sure. It may be th
2 CONC at we will meet with reverses, for "success brings with it a penalty, undeserved, but certain
2 CONC , and a penalty that is oft times cruel in its operations", yet "we shall reap if we faint no
2 CONC t."     The next oration was delivered by:  Miss. Mary Springer, who was looking her best i
2 CONC n a handsome toilet of cream silk and tulle. She told us of some of the great achievements o
2 CONC f the past which when proposed were pronounced follies by the world, but by the persistent ef
2 CONC fort of their advocates were proven to be a benefaction to all those who come under their inf
2 CONC luence. Not only to man are the grand "possibilties" of life open, for woman, since the found
2 CONC ing of our great republic has made rapid strides, now being permitted to fill many position
2 CONC s of honor and trust. We have only to reach out into the world and demand recognition, for th
2 CONC e world respects those who help themselves.     Edward Thompson, had chosen for his subjec
2 CONC t "The Value of Emotion", describing some of the uses of man's emotional nature. First, as on
2 CONC e of the distinctive elements which separate man from the brute creation. A man is what his e
2 CONC motion makes him, either high and noble or low and groveling. For it is "Emotion that nerve
2 CONC s that hand, steadies the eye, stimulates the brain and fills the soul with an enthusiasm tha
2 CONC t sweeps everything before it", without which we would be unable to appreciate the grandeur o
2 CONC f nature or art-The greater the more magnanimous the soul of man, the deeper his emotions and
2 CONC ; "He who smothers his emotions smothers his chances for greatness."     Miss. Claudie Clapp
2 CONC , was very becomingly dressed in cream albatross, decorated with ribbons and eloquently decla
2 CONC red "The Kingdom of Women" to be not only the home, though this is recognized to be her grand
2 CONC est domain where by refining and softening influence she may instill into those around her th
2 CONC e love for that which is noble and elevating, but every position in life when nobility of tho
2 CONC ught, mind and purpose are desired. Ever recognized as man's superior in virtue and moralit
2 CONC y and by many of our greatest men said to be his intellectual equal, surely she is fitted t
2 CONC o become the queen of any station in life, either social, domestic or political.     John Og
2 CONC den, was the last speaker on Thursday evening, and the opinions he advanced in regard to "Th
2 CONC e Teacher" were certainly endorsed by all those who heard him. In speaking of our great gover
2 CONC nment and the many nationalities here represented he proved to us that it must be the duty o
2 CONC f every teacher, aside from the usual curriculum, to instill into the heart and mind of the c
2 CONC hildren the love of country and loyalty to her flag, thus ennabling them to become fitted fo
2 CONC r the honorable position every American may hold, that of an intelligent citizen of the Unite
2 CONC d States. In a large measure this education must come from the teacher as so many parents, am
2 CONC ong the working class at least, are of foreign birth and unable to speak our language, thei
2 CONC r sympathies largely with their mother country. "The whole future condition of the rising gen
2 CONC eration, their mental, social and moral interests are involved in the character and work of t
2 CONC he teacher." But "left alone to work by himself, cheered by no word of approval, encouraged b
2 CONC y no friend, the best teacher finds his energies weaken and his spirits grow dull." Then hel
2 CONC p your children's teachers, encourage them; kind words are an inspiration to us all and no on
2 CONC e feels their need more than the weary teacher.     Miss. Minnie Smith, was first on progra
2 CONC m Friday evening. She wore cream albatross decorated with ribbon and roses, and interested u
2 CONC s for a short time by speaking of "The Girls of America", noticing the distinguishing feature
2 CONC s of the girls of the north and the south, also the advancement of female education from th
2 CONC e time girls were grudgingly admitted to the higher institutions of learning open to them bu
2 CONC t a large majority of the teachers in the public schools are women.     James Conwell, spok
2 CONC e to us of "Patriotism" as the key to national wealth and prosperity, the noblest impulse o
2 CONC f man's nature, while false patriotism is the most dangerous calamity that can befall any cou
2 CONC ntry. "The patriot, God's greatest gift to a nation is indeed one of nature's noblemen." The
2 CONC n let patriotism be instilled into the hearts and minds of every child both in the home and a
2 CONC t school, teaching them to so love their country and honor its starry emblem that no sacrific
2 CONC e will seem too great when the welfare of the nation is at stake.      Miss. Edith Johnson
2 CONC , wore a dress of pink silk on this occasion. Her oration was entitled "Character". In her di
2 CONC scourse she remarked the influence which men of good character have upon the world, showing t
2 CONC hat all lasting good must eminate from those who, not only pretend to have, but really posses
2 CONC s a true and noble character, and that the value of a good character cannot be estimated, nei
2 CONC ther can it be bought except by the payment of a life devoted to that which will elevate an
2 CONC d ennoble.   The next on the program was:  Miss. Maud Schenck, who was dressed in pea gree
2 CONC n albatross and chiffon and carried a bouquet of lovely roses. Her subject "What is a Man?" w
2 CONC as looked at from several standpoints and answered in as many ways. Some declaring man to b
2 CONC e "a gardener", others assuring us that he is "a good-for-nothing-gambler", "an actor" or "
2 CONC a student", while Miss. Schenck asserts that man is a pilgrim, a sojourner and the earth th
2 CONC e inn where he reposes for a season before resuming his way.     Orville Hamilton, has chose
2 CONC n the character of "John Brown". The subject was unique but well discussed, showing that he u
2 CONC nderstood the elements of true courage. Mr. Hamilton admitting that John Brown committed th
2 CONC e high crime of treason against his country; showed that it was, in a great measure, condone
2 CONC d for by the holy purpose actuating him-of benefiting humanity and liberating four millon peo
2 CONC ple from the bonds of slavery.     Miss. Pearl Osborn, was next on the program. She wore a v
2 CONC ery becoming dress of corn colored Swansdown and presented her subject "The Power of Thought
2 CONC " in a commendable manner. Every person has thoughts, plans, and purposes, and as a "man thin
2 CONC keth so is he", therefore it is necessary for us, if we wish our lives to be in harmony wit
2 CONC h the Divine will, to guard well our thoughts and acts. The way in which this production wa
2 CONC s worded showed that the author was well acquainted with the subject under discussion.
2 CONT      Miss. Nannie Paris, in her discourse, entitled "Cast Down but not Destroyed" showed us h
2 CONC ow all great reforms and inventions, when first proposed, meet with the scoffs and jeers of t
2 CONC he people and only by indomitable will and courage where the leaders enabled to withstand th
2 CONC e discouragements and persecutions, which surely follow. "And if it be necessary for us in th
2 CONC is generation to lay down our lives to advance or enlighten the world in any way may we regar
2 CONC dless of the frowns and discouragements step upward and onward, and although our ideas may b
2 CONC e disbelieved and cast down they will not be destroyed." Miss. Paris wore a very becoming cos
2 CONC tume of cream Lansdown decorated with ribbons and lace.     Edward O. Moore, in his discussi
2 CONC ons of "Ambition" spoke of its being the power by which men rise to eminence and distinction
2 CONC . Ambition, it is that which stimulates within us the desires for something better and noble
2 CONC r than that already achieved, and by constant and earnest effort-"each individual may accompl
2 CONC ish at last some worthy purpose" Beware, however, of vain ambition as it is a means of decei
2 CONC t and leads sooner or later to ignomy and dishonor. "Nothing is pure but Heaven; let that b
2 CONC e the ideal of our aspirations.     Miss. Ethel Bowman, was daintily attired in a pure whit
2 CONC e gown and brought to our minds some "Voices of the Past" showing us that a little work carel
2 CONC essly spoken or an unconscious act may have an influence for good or evil, to what extent non
2 CONC e of us can determine. Our lives influence those around us and this influence will live afte
2 CONC r us. "Dignity, rank and wealthy are worthless, but moral character has an immortality that n
2 CONC othing can destroy; that traverses the universe and leaves an influence."     The last orati
2 CONC on, "Brutus" was very well delivered by:  Earnest Horner, in which he gave an interesting ske
2 CONC tch of the public life of Brutus. In a peculiar style he acquits him of the crime of assassin
2 CONC ating Caesar because of his desire to benefit the Roman people, by preventing Caesar from bec
2 CONC oming king. Although his act hastened the danger he hoped to avert, "even the very enemies o
2 CONC f Brutus would say he had no end or aim from first to last but to restore to the Roman peopl
2 CONC e their ancient government." No greater tribute was ever paid to man than that which his arc
2 CONC h enemy, Mark Antony, bestwoed on Brutus when he said:
2 CONT "This was the noblest Roman of them all;All the conspirators, save only he,Did that they d
2 CONC id in envy of great Caesar;He, only, in a generous, honest thoughtOf commons good to all, m
2 CONC ade one of them.His life was gentle; and the elementsSo mix'd in him, that nature might sta
2 CONC nd up,And say to all the world, "This was a man."      Frank Jackson, was a member of th
2 CONC e class of '95 but on account of sickness was unable to prepare an oration. He was however, p
2 CONC ermitted to graduate with the class.     After a ladies' quartet composed of Misses Avery, C
2 CONC armean, Parrish, and Schenck, Prof. Sam L. Darrah thanked the audience for their courtesy i
2 CONC n preserving order during the necessarily lengthy exercises, then made a short but appropriat
2 CONC e address to the class urging them to do the best that within them lies and become noble youn
2 CONC g men and noble young women, thereby receiving the "commendation of men and the reward of Hea
2 CONC ven."     Mr. S.C. Penniwell, President of the School Board in a few words presented to th
2 CONC e class their diplomas thus severing their connection with the Leon High School, except as me
2 CONC mber of the Alumni."  Leon Reporter, May 30, 1895.
2 CONT "Our friend John Ogden, who graduated from Leon High School this year, went to Iowa City Mond
2 CONC ay to enter the State University."  Leon Reporter, September 19, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---John F. Ogden, son of Wm. Ogden of Pleasanton, Iowa, a former resident of this vicinity
2 CONC , was one of the three debaters representing the University of Iowa in the iowa-Minnesota col
2 CONC legiate debatine contest on the expansion question which took place May 5.  The Iowa boys car
2 CONC ried off the honors."  Nauvoo Independent, May 12, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT OGDEN, JOHN, 95, real estate, Sasktoon, Canada.  1913 Alumni Rosster for Leon High School.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A jolly crowd of people were pleasantly entertained at the home of W. R. Honce and wife, Mon
2 CONC day evening, in honor of John Ogden of Pleasanton, Iowa, who has been visiting here."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, January 3, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ALUMNI NOTES. John F. Ogden, L. A. '99, of Drinkwater, Canada, was in Iowa City and attende
2 CONC d the Greater University dinner.  The Iowa alumnus, Volume 5. By State University of Iowa, 19
2 CONC 07.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 15 Sep 2010
3 TIME 20:59:27
0 @I36@ INDI
1 NAME Kathleen Mae /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Kathleen Mae
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Nov 1877
2 PLAC Leon, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 PLAC Casper,Natrona,Wyoming,USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Highland Cemetery,Casper,Wyoming,USA
1 _UID F04F84922DB53C40B63BA491E38DECE217A5
1 FAMS @F31@
1 FAMC @F7@
1 NOTE In 1880 census a Catharine age 2 is listed.  This is probably Kathleen M. listed in the 190
2 CONC 0 census living with her parents in Leon, Decatur, Iowa.  Kathleen is working as a teacher an
2 CONC d is still single,
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady returned home last week, accompanied by her cousin, Kate Ogden, of Pleasanto
2 CONC n, Iowa,  Nauvoo Independent, October 4, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Kate Ogden, who has been visiting her uncle, James Ogden and family, for several months
2 CONC , departed for her home near Lamonia, Ia., Thursday."  Nauvoo Independent, February 7, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kathleen was elected  to the Wyoming State Legislature as a democrat  in 1926 and 1932 repres
2 CONC enting the City of Lusk, Niobrara County.  As a member of the legislature she introduced a bi
2 CONC ll creating Wyoming Day as December 10th.
2 CONT 
2 CONT There's an Equality State called Wyoming, away out in the West
2 CONT The state of my adoption, the one that I love best
2 CONT Where there is a kindred spirit that permeates the air
2 CONT Like an aura sublime, you feel it everywhere
2 CONT In these wide open spaces, there's room to think and do
2 CONT Where men bold Nature faces, will develop the best in you
2 CONT Thus in our territorial Constitution a new idea gave
2 CONT Equal suffage to the Women of Wyoming
2 CONT Which swept like an advancing wave.
2 CONT All the states of this great country soon fell in line
2 CONT With the Wyoming idea.... and embraced it's example fine
2 CONT All honor to these pioneers, who saw fit to give
2 CONT Women the privilege to develop courage, faith and initiative
2 CONT Many worthy personalities present themselves in review
2 CONT But I prefer to eulogize, the women the public never knew
2 CONT The women on the homesteads, the women on the plains
2 CONT The Women  on the ranches, who bore the brunt and pains
2 CONT Of pioneering life on Wyoming's frontier
2 CONT Who lacked the opportunity to do
2 CONT Today's heralded accomplishments, which they prepared for you
2 CONT Those true and patient women, who spent many lonesome day
2 CONT Out on the wind swept prairies, and had the will to stand and stay
2 CONT They helped build a home in the wilderness
2 CONT To carve a state upon a crest
2 CONT We call it Wonderful Wyoming, the one we love the best
2 CONT So December 10th is set aside, that we may pause and meditate
2 CONT On the heritage left by our pioneers, a splendid guide to our estate
2 CONT Their work lives on, it cannot die, it shall not pass away
2 CONT Let us keep faith and carry on, the brave won spirit of yesterday!
2 CONT Kathleen M. Ogden Rochelle
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kathleen (Ogden) Rochelle 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kathleen Rochelle
2 CONT (November 20, 1877 - May 2, 1958)
2 CONT The Lusk Herald 
2 CONT May 1958
2 CONT Mrs. Albert Rochelle, Niobrara Pioneer and Legislator, Dies in Casper Friday
2 CONT Mrs. Albert Rochelle, 80, Niobrara and Wyoming pioneer and former member of the State Legisla
2 CONC ture, died in the Natrona County Memorial Hospital at Casper Friday evening after a short ill
2 CONC ness.The community of Rochelle in northwestern Niobrara County is named after Mr. Rochelle
2 CONC . He died February 15, 1957. Rochelles lived in Lusk for many years. The C. W. Spacht home o
2 CONC n south Main was originally built by Rochelles for their home.Mrs. Rochelle was a woman o
2 CONC f many “firsts” and most of them directly concerned the welfare and development of Niobrara
2 CONC . She was the first primary teacher in Lusk, the first woman on the board of education in Lus
2 CONC k, first president of the original Parent-Teacher Association in Lusk, and the first woman me
2 CONC mber of the Legislature to come from Niobrara County.Mrs. Rochelle was born Kathleen Ogde
2 CONC n in Leon, Iowa, November 20, 1877. She was reared there and attended normal schools in Iowa.
2 CONC She taught in primary schools in Leon for eight years before deciding to come west. She cho
2 CONC se Wyoming because that state granted women the right to vote, and Mrs. Rochelle was a stron
2 CONC g advocate of woman suffrage.Married In 1907She was Lusk’s first primary teacher, from 19
2 CONC 06 to 1907. On June 7, 1907, she was married to Albert Rochelle who died February 15, 1957, o
2 CONC nly a few months before their 50th wedding anniversary.She was President of the Lusk Readin
2 CONC g Club, and first president of the Lusk Civic Improvement Club. During her term of office th
2 CONC e Carnegie Library was established in Lusk. During the First World War she was a member o
2 CONC f the Niobrara Council of National Defense, a member of the Food Administration Committee, an
2 CONC d vice county chairman of the American Red Cross.In 1918 she was the first woman elected t
2 CONC o the school board of Lusk. The following year she became president of the first local Paren
2 CONC t Teacher Association in that area. Four years later, she served as state president of the Wy
2 CONC oming PTA for three years. From 1919 to 1923 she was also recording secretary of the State Fe
2 CONC deration of Women’s Clubs.Elected To LegislatureIn 1926 she ran and was elected to the St
2 CONC ate Legislature from Niobrara County, the fifth woman in Wyoming to be thus honored. A fello
2 CONC w legislator said of her, “Mrs. Rochelle had quite a fine influence in many ways. We are prou
2 CONC d of her.” And February 12 of that year she addressed the assembly on “Lincoln in the Home.”
2 CONC The Rochelles moved to Natrona County in 1927 and lived on a ranch near Arminto. In 1932 sh
2 CONC e was again elected to the Legislature on the Democratic ticket and re-elected two years late
2 CONC r.She was the first president of the Natrona County Wool Growers Auxiliary. She was als
2 CONC o a charter member of Chapter I of PEO at Lusk serving as president in 1927. She later belong
2 CONC ed to the Casper chapter.She had served as president of the Casper Women’s Club.A membe
2 CONC r of St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church, she belonged to the Altar and Rosary Society of tha
2 CONC t church.Surviving are six children, Ogden J. of Pacific Palisades, Calif., Marion F. and R
2 CONC odney James both of Casper; Curtis William, Rawlins; Mrs. George Angelovic of Green River, an
2 CONC d Mrs. Emmett Osborne of Riverton. There are also 15 grandchildren.Recitation of the Rosar
2 CONC y took place at the Bustard Funeral Home Monday at 8 p.m. High Requiem Mass was performed Tue
2 CONC sday at 9:30 at St. Anthony’s Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. O’Reily officiating. Buria
2 CONC l was in Highland Cemetery.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I37@ INDI
1 NAME Josephine Amilda /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Josephine Amilda
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1880
2 PLAC Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1947
2 PLAC Des Moines,Polk,Iowa,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1947
2 PLAC Woodland Cemetery,DesMoines,Polk,Iowa,USA
1 _UID 670725AD29D1D9428587A72FF48A56FE0921
1 FAMS @F32@
1 FAMC @F7@
1 NOTE "Miss Josie Ogden, of Decatur county, Ia., is visiting her uncle, James Ogden and family.  Mr
2 CONC . Ogden went to Keokuk to meet her Wednesday."  Nauvoo Independent, August 6, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Josie Ogden attended a millinery opening in Keokuk last week."  Nauvoo Independent, Mar
2 CONC ch 18, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---The Harris-Emery department store at Des moines, Ia., was destroyed by fire Tuesday, caus
2 CONC ing a loss of $350,000.  Miss Josie Ogden, formerly of this city, was employed in the store.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, October 6, 1899.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I38@ INDI
1 NAME Grace /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Grace
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Nov 1881
2 PLAC Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jan 1974
2 PLAC Chicago,Cook,Illinois,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Jan 1974
2 PLAC All Saints Cemetery,Des Plaines,Cook.Illinois,USA
1 _UID 48371E115FE3A549AFD6206621350B1963D4
1 FAMS @F33@
1 FAMC @F7@
1 NOTE OGDEN, MRS. GRACE WEST, 02, housewife, 4l4l Perry St., Chicago,Illinois.  1913 Roster of Alum
2 CONC ni for Leon High School.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I39@ INDI
1 NAME Mary M. /Smith/
2 SURN Smith
2 GIVN Mary M.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Jan 1847
2 PLAC , , Louisiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Feb 1937
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 20 Feb 1937
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 08C95F0BB253D440B9AE8F964DF6254A92F5
1 FAMS @F8@
1 NOTE According to Buelah Gotshall, family legend has it that Mary was kidnapped and brought to Nau
2 CONC voo by a family from the south.  Another account says that she was found on the side of the M
2 CONC ississippi River after possibly a flood  boat accident.  It is interesting that census record
2 CONC s indicate that she was born in Louisiana.  Helen Brady tells that according to Jennie Brady
2 CONC , Mary was found and raised by one of the Smith families of Nauvoo.  In 1880 census it says h
2 CONC er parents both came from Ireland. She is buried at Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery in Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois.  The 1920 census gives her middle initial as M.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Michael Brady, of Sonora, while coming to the city on last Friday (December 10th, 1875)
2 CONC , by some mishap, fell from the wagon and broke her arm just above the wrist.  She was holdin
2 CONC g a small child in her arms at the time of the accident, which fortunately escaped injury.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, December 17, 1875.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. M. Brady has recovered from her sickness."  Nauvoo Independent, November 4, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. M. F. Brady accidently ran a neddle into the palm of her hand, the point of which penet
2 CONC rated the bone.  Finding it impossible to remove it, the doctor was called on to cut it out
2 CONC . JUNE."  Nauvoo independent, September 29, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. M. F. Brady, while reaching up to put something upon the wall, fell in such a manner a
2 CONC s to bruise her side quite severely."  Nauvoo Independent, March 23, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mrs. M. F. Brady, while standing on a stool last Friday, fell in such a manner as to inju
2 CONC re herself .  She has been confined to her bed since but showed some signs of improvement yes
2 CONC terday.  The accident was most unfortunate coming at a time when the children were all down w
2 CONC ith the measles."  Nauvoo Independent, March 23, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. M. F. Brady is reported ill with pneumonia. She has been visiting at the home of her da
2 CONC ughter, Mrs. William Honce of Hamilton."  The Burlington Hawk-Eye, Burlington, IA, Fri, 2 Ma
2 CONC r 1928, p. 12.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the 1930 census Mary is listed as living Nauvoo with her daughter Adelle and is living nex
2 CONC t door to her brother-in-law Thomas Moffitt.  Mary is also listed living with her daugher Mar
2 CONC y Honce in Montebello township, Hancock county, Illinois.  The Montebello census lists her bi
2 CONC rth place as Louisiana and states mother-in-law but infers the last name Honce instead of Bra
2 CONC dy.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:58:00
0 @I40@ INDI
1 NAME Anna T. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna T.
2 NICK Annie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Sep 1866
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 7 Oct 1866
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Aug 1924
2 PLAC Hamilton, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 REFN djferg
1 _UID 9AEA7A1A13CDD14DABCE0F8FD5380532713D
1 FAMS @F34@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE "Anna Brady Jackson
2 CONT 
2 CONT My heart has ever esteemed the, my dear,
2 CONT      For thy deep sense of justice and right;
2 CONT For the spirit that ne'er brooked deceit,
2 CONT      But e'er battled 'gainst wrong and its blight,
2 CONT I know thy friendship is strong as 'tis true,
2 CONT      And is warm as the sunbeams are bright.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When Angelus' bell rings out at high noon,
2 CONT       And silhouettes dance no more on the lea;
2 CONT When flowers dispense their sweetest perfume,
2 CONT      And the porpoise disorts on the sea---
2 CONT When come the warm winds from the southland,
2 CONT      Dear Anna, thine image I see."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Mary's, by Mother Ottilia Hoeveller O.S.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT In the 1880 census she is listed as Anne.  In her fathers obituary she is listed as Mrs. Ann
2 CONC a Jackson.  The 1886 Hancock County directory lists Miss _____ Brady, school teacher in Sonor
2 CONC a Township.  In 1891 "The Rustler" newspaper indicates that Anna is a school teacher.  In 191
2 CONC 0 Anna Brady Jackson is listed a widow and works as a bookeeper for a bank in Nauvoo.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Annie Brady is teaching the fall term of school at the "Christy'" and Miss Annie Web
2 CONC ber has begun her school at the Douglass, in Rock Creek township."  Nauvoo Independent, Octob
2 CONC er 1, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "            Sonora Locals
2 CONT Miss Anna Brady closed her school last Friday eveing with an exihibition.  The house was crow
2 CONC ed.   The scholars recited their parts well.  Miss Anna deserves credit for the manner in whi
2 CONC ch it was conducted"  Nauvoo Independent, March 11, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady of Sonora, purchased a fine organ from Mrs. Rothlander last week."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, September 9, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                       Sonora
2 CONT ...Miss Anna Brady begins her spring term of School at No. 9 next Monday..."  Nauvoo Independ
2 CONC ent, March 23, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady purchased a fine new road cart from Mr. Anderson of Hamilton.  Sonora Apr
2 CONC . 30th, 1889.  GERTIE."  Nauvoo Independent, May 3, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady will teach at the "Ogden" during the winter, instead of C. J. Baxter as rec
2 CONC ently stated."  Nauvoo Independent, October 11, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady spent Saturday and Sunday in your city with her friend, Miss Zone Wilson
2 CONC .  September 23, 1889.  GERTIE."  Nauvoo Independent, November 22, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady began her spring term of school yesterday at Gilbraltar, and Miss Julia Dati
2 CONC n at Pleasant Hill...Mildred.  Sonora, April1st., 1890."  Nauvoo Independent, April 4, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Cora Monfort, teacher at the Christy, cloased her school Thursday evening for a few day
2 CONC 's vacation, which she is spending with home folks, also Miss Annie Brady, our little teache
2 CONC r at Gilbralter.  Both young ladies are graduates from Gibralter "college" and are excellen
2 CONC t teachers."  Nauvoo Rustler, June 3, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady's school closes today at No. 9."  Nauvoo Rustler, July 1, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady closed her school at No. 9 last Saturday.  Two prizes were given:  John Ben
2 CONC nett received a book entitled "Swiss Family" Robinson, for regular attendance, also little Ha
2 CONC rry Lawson a story book."  Nauvoo Independent, July 4, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Misses Anna Brady and Pheobe Powers attended the exibition at No. 6 last night."  Nauvoo Rus
2 CONC tler, March 3, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "We had the pleasure of attending a very pleasant picnic given by Misses Powers, Brady and Lo
2 CONC ring to their School last Saturday.  The schools met at No. 6 in Montebello and from there we
2 CONC nt in procession to River Side; having found a suitable place the procession stopped, dismoun
2 CONC ted and proceeded to enjoy themselves on the banks of the Father of Waters.  Best of all wa
2 CONC s the dinner hour, and such a dinner it was.  Well, the spread was made on a good foundation
2 CONC , the ground, as a table could not have sustained the weight of goodies.  I tell you we did a
2 CONC mple justice as far as our capacity would allow us.  An excellent program was rendered by th
2 CONC e pupils.  After enjoying themselves for several hours, all returned home, wishing many retur
2 CONC ns for such a day.  Well, Mr. Editor, I expect you will be using hard words before you get th
2 CONC rough with this scribbling, as I am not used to writing for editors to read, but we do this f
2 CONC or the sake of the school marms, be so patient.  May 24, 1891'  XXX"  Nauvoo Rustler, May 26
2 CONC , 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The Misses Anna Brady and Pheobe Powers of Sonora made us a call Saturday."  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , June 16, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Social Circles.
2 CONT Miss Anna Brady entertained a large number of friends at her parents home, in Sonora township
2 CONC , last Wednesday evening.  Dancing was the chief pastime, and the youg people had a most plea
2 CONC sant time."  Nauvoo Rustler, November 10, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady, of Sonora, is visiting Wm. Ogden's family, in Decatur county, Iowa."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Rustler, April 5, 1892
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady returned home a week ago last Sunday from a visit in Iowa with relatives.  S
2 CONC he commenced her spring term of school at the following day."  Nauvoo Rustler, April 19, 1892
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT " Miss Anna Brady visited with her sister Mrs. W. R. Honce last week."  July 15, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Misses Lulu Kendall and Anna Brady spent a few days with Mrs. W. R. Honce the past week."  N
2 CONC auvoo Rustler, September 22, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady was quite sick the latter part of last week."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 9, 1
2 CONC 892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terry Brady departed for his home at Langford, S. Dak., Tuesday.  Miss Anna Brady accompanie
2 CONC d him for a two months' visit."  Nauvoo Independent, September 30, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terrence Brady departed for his home at Langford, South Dakota, last Tuesday evening.  His n
2 CONC eice, Miss Annie, of Sonora, accompanied him.  She will remain about two months.  The RUSTLER
2 CONC will keep them posted on Nauvoo affairs."  Nauvoo Rustler, October 4, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady, of Sonora, who has been visiting in Minnesota, sends us an interesting l
2 CONC etter about the Canton apparition, which we publish in this issue.  Miss Anna will return hom
2 CONC e today."  Nauvoo Rustler, November 22, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Anna Brady is home from Langdon, S. Dak., where she has been for some time.  She also stoppe
2 CONC d at John Sheridan's at Columbia, and at Brownsdale and Minneapolis while absent."  Nauvoo In
2 CONC dependent, November 25, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "AT THE FULTON
2 CONT School house, in Sonora township, on Christmas night, there was a lovely tree, and an enjoyab
2 CONC le programme rendered by the pupil.  Miss Anna Brady, the teacher, was tthe recipient of seve
2 CONC ral very handsome and acceptable presents.  Thiws is pleasing evidence that her pupils apprec
2 CONC iate her interest in their behalf."  Nauvoo Rustler, December 29, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady is in your city, taking crayon lessons at the Kendall Hosue."  Nauvoo Rustle
2 CONC r, January 24, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Maude Kendall spent the latter part of last week with Miss Anna Brady...Feb. 7.  GERTIE
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, February 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady spent Friday in Carthage."  Nauvoo Rustler, March 7, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady began school at the Gilbraltar, Olive Loring at the Fulton, last week."  Nau
2 CONC voo Independent, April 21, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Olive Loring closed a two month term of school at the Fulton Saturday and Miss Anna Bra
2 CONC dy closed her school at " Gilbraltar" with a picnic the same day."  Nauvoo Independent, Jun
2 CONC e 9, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady has been secured to teach the winter term at the Ogden school in Sonora tow
2 CONC nship."  Nauvoo Independent, August 4, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Anna Brady and Maggie Bolton leave this week for the "Fair".  Nauvoo Independent, August 11
2 CONC , 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Misses Annie Yeager, Annie Brady Miss Bolton, and S. Wyles and several others returned fro
2 CONC m the World's fair on Tuesday."  Nauvoo Independent, August 24, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady began a six months' term of school at the Ogden on last Monday."  Nauvoo In
2 CONC dependent, September 22 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady closed school at the Gilbralter, Wednesday."  June 8, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Misses Anna Brady, Julia Datin, Jattie and Belle Bolton attended institute at Carthage las
2 CONC t week."  Nauvoo Independent, August 31, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady began school at the "Larry" Monday."  Nauvoo Independent, September 14, 1894
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady of Sonora township was the victim of a birthday surprise party on last Thur
2 CONC sday evening.  Quite a number of young people of the city were in attendance and report a roy
2 CONC al good time."  Nauvoo Independent, October 5, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Miss Anna Brady, Who is teaching at the Larry, No. 7., was obliged to take a rest from schoo
2 CONC l duties on account of sore throat among the children.  Nauvoo Independent, December 14, 1894
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Míss Brady closed school at the Larry last week."  Nauvoo Independent, April 26, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Annie Brady came over from Pleasanton, in company with Mrs. Dale, to vist the Bradley b
2 CONC oys and families last week.  Mrs. Dale is a cousin of the Bradleys, and lives northeast of Le
2 CONC on, Miss Brady is from Nauvoo, Illinois, and is establishing book agents.---Lamoni Patriot.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, July 12, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady returned home last week, accompanied by her cousin, Kate Ogden, of Pleasanto
2 CONC n, Iowa,  Nauvoo Independent, October 4, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady attended the St. Louis fair last week."  Nauvoo Independent, October 18, 189
2 CONC 5.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Rose Beecher who is teaching the Larry school spent the latter part of last week with A
2 CONC nna Brady"  Nauvoo Independent, October 25, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady will teach near Disco this summer."  Nauvoo Independent, April 3, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Misses Bertha Yeager and Anna Brady, of Disco, spent Saturday and Sunday with M. F. Brady's.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, May 15, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Teachers' Institute.
2 CONT The teachers from this vicinity who attended the institute at Carthage last week are all lou
2 CONC d in praise of the success of the institute, both in point of attendance and interest, and Su
2 CONC pt. Califf is given credit for its management and entertainment of those in attendance.  Ther
2 CONC e were over 250 teachers in attendance.  Better work was done this year than ever.  The insti
2 CONC tutes are more popular each year, and the teachers are realizing that much good is derived fr
2 CONC om them.  The teachers, before the adjournment of the insitute, passed the following resoluti
2 CONC ons:
2 CONT    We, the teachers of Hancock county desire to express our appreciation of the efforts of Su
2 CONC perintendent Califf which ahve resulted in bringing out the greatest number ever assembled i
2 CONC n institute in Hancock county, and in creating the highest degree of interest manisfested b
2 CONC y the teachers of this county, and to espress to the instructors for the able manner in whic
2 CONC h their work has been done.  And further, we hereby acknowledge the kindness of the trustee
2 CONC s of Carthage college in granting the use of the college building for institute purposes.  Al
2 CONC so of Miss Laura Manier and those who assisted her in providing a musical treat for the teach
2 CONC ers.
2 CONT      Among those from this city and vicinity attending the teachers' institute at Carthage la
2 CONC st week were:  Misses Chloe LaCroix, Gertrude Datin, Reby Blake, Chloe Schneider, Carrie Gree
2 CONC n, Ida Jackson, Anna Brady, Mary Lionherd, Ella Faulner, Lucy Moffitt, Minnie Loescher, Mrs
2 CONC . Emelia Britner, Mrs. Celia Hobbs, Prof. S. D. Welmer, B. F. Carey, Dan and John Wilcox."  N
2 CONC auvoo Independent, September 3, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady closed her winter term of school at the Sindey District school in Prairi
2 CONC e township last week, without any vacation."  Nauvoo Independent, March 12, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Anna Brady is teaching the "Eagle" in Prairie township"  Nauvoo Independent, September 17, 1
2 CONC 897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady has a new bicycle."  Nauvoo Independent, October 22, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Misses Anna Brady and Mamie Moffitt spent last week in Keokuk."  Nauvoo Independent, Januar
2 CONC y 5, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "School report.
2 CONT Following is a report of the Crescent school, District No. 2, Appanoose:  Thise who made a ge
2 CONC neral average of 90 per cent, and over in 8th year's work were Misses Emma Truethart, Katy Ea
2 CONC sterday, Laura Wilson, Lulu Ferguson.  Enrollment 25; general average for the month of Decemb
2 CONC er 20.  Number having a grade of 90 and over in deportment:  Emma Treuthart, Elmer Haigh, Fre
2 CONC d. Siegrist, Sarah and Grace Haigh, Mamie Wilson, Eddie Easterday, Lloyd Truethart.  Annie Br
2 CONC ady, Teacher."  Nauvoo Independent, January 12, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Anna Brady has been engaged to teach the coming eight months' term of school at th
2 CONC e "Columbia" northeast of the city."  July 20, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The middle initial T. appears on the Hancock County death record.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 17 Sep 2010
3 TIME 09:45:17
0 @I41@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Elizabeth /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary Elizabeth
2 NICK Minnie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Feb 1868
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Jun 1966
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Oakwood Cemetary, Hamilton, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 522666324796A74BB8EEEEFDFAB25D7AF360
1 FAMS @F35@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE "Minnie Brady Honce
2 CONT 
2 CONT Down where the great wild rapids flow,
2 CONT       All 'round the banks where trumpet vines
2 CONT            blow.
2 CONT In a garden, fair to view,
2 CONT      Bloomed Minnie, a lovely flower.
2 CONT 
2 CONT But now in a garden, fair to view,
2 CONT      Where opened one bud, now bloon two;
2 CONT Minnie and Beulah, no sweeter flowers,
2 CONT      E'er grew together in earthly bowers.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Retired, far from the great world's noise,
2 CONT      Minnie and Beulah hold equable poise;
2 CONT Praying the Lord to unite them in soul,
2 CONT      With a Father in Heaven, to reach the great
2 CONT           goal."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Mary's, by Mother Ottilia Hoeveller O.S.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Nannie Walther of your City visited Misses Anna and Minnie Brady."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , December 10, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...Miss Julia Moffitt was the guest of Misses Anna and Minnie Brady the latter part of las
2 CONC t week, returning to Keokuk Sunday...June 7th, 1887.  GERTIE."  Nauvoo Independent, June 10
2 CONC , 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT              Sonora Siftings
2 CONT "Miss Minnie E. Brady and Wm. R. Honce were married last Wednesday afternoon at your city b
2 CONC y Rev. Father Reimbold.  Both young folks are well known around here and have many friends wh
2 CONC o wich them success through life.  On returning to the bride's home a delicious supper was se
2 CONC rved to about seventy guests, prepared by the bride's mother.  The received many handsome pre
2 CONC sents.  We will give a list of those we remember:  Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas, napkins; Mr. and M
2 CONC rs. Joohn Marshall, silver cake basket; Mr. and Mrs. Thad. Thomas, silver teaspoons; Mr. an
2 CONC d Mrs. Geo. Loring, silver fruit knives; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brant, silver cake basket; tom Sc
2 CONC annell, silver pickle caster; Miss Gussie Severs, silver teaspoons; Scannell Bros., silver fr
2 CONC uit basket; Mr. and Mrs. L. Geiger, lamp; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett, table linnen; Geo. Scannel
2 CONC l, plush box, writing paper; Jim Ogden, toilet case; Mamie Faulkner, glass set; Josie and Art
2 CONC hur Bolton, lamp; Mr. and Mrs. McCandless, table linnen and towels; Ollie Loring, plush box
2 CONC ; Mr. and Mrs. T. V.(N.) Moffitt, g;lass fruit dish; Wm. Ogden, plush album; Stella McCandles
2 CONC s, silver onyx celery holder; Tom McCrory and sisters, lamp; Grandma Brady, glass fruit dis
2 CONC h and bedspread; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Durant, lamp; Zone Wilson, sugar spoon; Mary Moffitt napkin
2 CONC s, Lulu Kendall, pair vases; Frank Datin and sisters, smoking set; Little Della Brady, lamp
2 CONC ; Mary and Cora Bennett, wine glasses and server..."  Nauvoo Independent, December 6, 1889.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Mrs. Wm. Honce of Montebello township, is reported to be ill, being afflicted with the me
2 CONC asles."  Nauvoo Independent, March 17, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Obituary - "Mrs. Honce, 98, dies Tuesday in Chicago  Hamilton, Ill. - Mrs. Mary E. Honce, for
2 CONC mer resident of Hamilton, died at 3:20 a.m. Tuesday in Chicago, at the age of 98.  Mrs. Honc
2 CONC e died in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Gotschall, where she has made her home the las
2 CONC t 15 years.  She was born in Sonora township, Hancock county, on Feb. 29 1868, the daughter o
2 CONC f Michael and Mary Smith Brady.  On November 27, 1889 at Nauvoo, she married to William R. Ho
2 CONC nce who preceded her in death in 1940.  She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Harry (Beulah
2 CONC ) Gotschall of Chicago, a brother, James T. Brady of Kansas City, two sisters, Miss Clara Bra
2 CONC dy and Mrs. Grace Shepherd both of Kansas City, three grandchildren and four great grandchild
2 CONC ren.  Mrs. Honce was a member of the Royal Neighbors.  Funeral services will be held Friday a
2 CONC t 9 a.m. in St. Mary's church with the Rev. Edward E. Kusch officiating.  Burial in Oakwood c
2 CONC emetery.  The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Lamporte Funeral Home."
2 CONT Was called Minnie.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Ogden's wagon of old relics was a very creditable affair and was a very interesting a
2 CONC s well as appropriate feature of the parade.  It  took considerrable time to gater the relic
2 CONC s and James was just the man to do it.  Mr. Ogden wishes through the INDEPENDENT to thank al
2 CONC l those who loaned the use of relics.  Following is a list of relics and the owners:  Willia
2 CONC m Jackson, hand irons; Philip Horton, sickle; Amos Pilkington, shake knife; Thomas N. Moffitt
2 CONC , broad ax; Lewis Bush, cradle; Mrs. J. J. Moffitt, sheep shears and frow; George Lane, crain
2 CONC ; Mack Newton, bames, powder horn and saddle bags; Joseph Ochsner, rifle; Mrs. Ogden, smoothi
2 CONC ng iron, candle sticks, and snuffers; James Ogden, chair, Dutch oven and hooks, and sythe, ha
2 CONC ckles, gourds, old pot, cow bell, corn, Johnny cake and canteen; Mrs. Mary Bruegger, small sp
2 CONC inning wheel and wool; Lewis Brueger, ox yokes; Mrs. Wm. Honce, big spinning wheel and reel
2 CONC ; James Lindsey, ox horns; Mrs. Geo. LaCroix, wool; Mrs. L. A. Hobbs, pumpkin."  Nauvoo Indep
2 CONC endent, September 1, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A jolly crowd of people were pleasantly entertained at the home of W. R. Honce and wife, Mon
2 CONC day evening, in honor of John Ogden of Pleasanton, Iowa, who has been visiting here."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, January 3, 1896.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Sep 2010
3 TIME 00:30:15
0 @I42@ INDI
1 NAME James Terrence /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN James Terrence
2 NICK Ted
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jan 1877
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 18 Mar 1877
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Oct 1967
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 2689EB1F9FFE344ABFD9671B8B6F7E6ED48F
1 FAMS @F36@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE Ted's birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Il
2 CONC linois.  In the 1900 census Terence 23, is listed as a farm laboror working for his brother-i
2 CONC n law William R. Honce. Worked for years as the house detective for the Mulebach Hotel in Kan
2 CONC sas City, Missouri.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...Terry Brady, Nelly Hamma and many more of the school children have had a sick spell, bu
2 CONC t are getting better..."  Nauvoo Independent, January 24, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On June 11th and 12th of 1900 Terrence is listed as working on the farm of his brother-in-la
2 CONC w William R. Honce when the census was taken.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Terry Brady was in Davenport last week and has secured work in Rock Island, Ill."  Nauvoo In
2 CONC dependent, September 7, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Sep 2010
3 TIME 09:27:49
0 @I43@ INDI
1 NAME Julia /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Julia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Sep 1869
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 5 Dec 1869
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Oct 1878
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 27 Oct 1878
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 1E5838153DD35F4CA02EB3FD50781C462603
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE Birth, christening, death and burial records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in N
2 CONC auvoo, Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 14:24:46
0 @I44@ INDI
1 NAME Josephine Adele /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Josephine Adele
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Mar 1880
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 16 May 1880
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Aug 1958
2 PLAC St. Mary's Hospital, Kansas City, Jackson,Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 13 Aug 1958
2 PLAC Memorial Park, St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 061EDA5FF707604284EF25475B694B968191
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE "Adelle Brady
2 CONT Hast thou ever dreamed sweet fancies
2 CONT      From thy childhood's earliest hours?
2 CONT Have they wrapped thy gentile spirt
2 CONT      In leaves of fragrant flowers?
2 CONT Have these girlhood-loving fancies
2 CONT      Come on silver wings of thought,
2 CONT Have they whispered to thee gently
2 CONT      Of Mysteries Angels wrought?
2 CONT 
2 CONT This would be a dreary desert,
2 CONT      If it always seemed to thee,
2 CONT To be a dull and dismal planet
2 CONT      That pessimists always see.
2 CONT Let thy fancy catch the tear drops,
2 CONT      And clothe them with love-light,
2 CONT Till Heaven smiles upon thee,
2 CONT      Like angels fair and bright."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Mary's, by Mother Ottilia Hoeveller O.S.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "First Communion.
2 CONT Next Sunday will be a grand day in the Catholic church of this city.  On that day Rev. H. J
2 CONC . Reimbold will administer holy communion to a class of twenty-three boys and girls.  Service
2 CONC s will be held at the usual hours in the morning; in the evening at 7:30 o'clock there will b
2 CONC e services and the benediction of the blessed sacrament.  The following young people will mak
2 CONC e their first communion: Edward Datin, Ferdinand Food, Willie Haas, Aloysious Moffitt, Willi
2 CONC e Miller, Frank Metternich, Frank Pilkington, Frank Reimbold and August Seller; Mary Burt, Jo
2 CONC sephine Burmeister, Della Brady, Catherine Denkenmeyer, Annie Daily, Mary Genevia Fulton, Emm
2 CONC a Haas, Minnie Kunz, Dina Laubesheimer, Mary Moran, Ida Morril, Emma Schell, Clara Schaefer a
2 CONC nd Maggie Shenk."  Nauvoo Rustler, April 26, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thier First Communion.
2 CONT At SS. Peter and Paul's church on next Sunday a large class will receive their first holy com
2 CONC munion.  There will be mass at 8 o'clock and high mass at 10:30 a. m.  Vespers, solemn renewa
2 CONC l of their baptismal vows by first communicants.  Sermon and benediction at 7:30 p. m.  All a
2 CONC re invited.  The first communicants are:  Edward Beecher, Ferdinard Good, Eddie Datin, Willia
2 CONC m Henry, William Miller, Aloysius Moffitt, Frank Metternich, Frank Pilkington, Frank Reimbold
2 CONC , August Sellar, Mary Burt, Della Brady, Josephine Burmeister, Catherine Denkemeyer, Annie Da
2 CONC ily, Geneviva Fulton, Minnie Kunz, Emma Haas, Dena Lanbersheimer, mary Moran, Ida Morrill, Em
2 CONC ma Schell, Maggie Schenk and Clara Schaefer."  Nauvoo Independent, April 29, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Della Brady is on the sick list...GUSSIE."  Nauvoo Independent, November 18, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Adele stayed with her sister Mary for a time after Marys husband, William Honce died.  Accord
2 CONC ing to Marilyn Gotshall Shedko, Adele decided to get rid of some of Marys things with out rea
2 CONC lly checking with her.  She saw some of them in a trift shop.  Adele never married.  Birth an
2 CONC d christening records are located in Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.  Accor
2 CONC ding to Connie Faulkner Reimbold, Adele had a long time boyfriend in Nauvoo.  They never marr
2 CONC ied but could be seen on a sunday going for rides together.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Adele Brady Dies At Kansas City, Mo.
2 CONT Miss Adele Brady, native of Sonora township and former resident of Nauvoo, passed away Monday
2 CONC , August 11, 1958, in St. Mary's hospital, Kansas City, Mo.  Miss Brady was born in Sonora to
2 CONC wnship, a daughter of Michael and Mary Smith Brady.  She was employed for many years by the d
2 CONC ry goods firm of Datin & Leppert, and later by their successor, Geo C. Harsch.  About 15 year
2 CONC s ago she moved to Kansas City, Mo. where she resided at 3335 Flora Ave.  She was preceded i
2 CONC n death by her parents; and brothers and sisters who died in infancy during a diphtheria epid
2 CONC emic; also a sister, Mrs. Anna Jackson.  Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Grace Sheppherd o
2 CONC f St. Joseph, Mo., Mrs. Minnie Honce of Chicago, and Miss Clara Brady of Kansas City, and a b
2 CONC rother, James T. (Ted) Brady of Kansas City.
2 CONT Services were held Wednesday in Kansas City, and burial was at St. Joseph, Mo."
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 14:32:59
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\ed and lucy moffit reimbold.jpg
2 TITL Adel Brady pictured upper right.
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I45@ INDI
1 NAME Clara E. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Clara E.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1884
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 21 Sep 1884
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Sep 1971
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 1D733AE697B9164D8A1F26C52CEF131C41A4
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE "Clara Brady
2 CONT In a home where the Stork had its nest,
2 CONT      Came a sweet babe near Mother to rest:
2 CONT They name her Clara for clearness and light,
2 CONT       That Angels preserve her from sin's dark
2 CONT            blight.
2 CONT 
2 CONT To this home where nest of the stork was built,
2 CONT      The Columbine never was known to wilt;
2 CONT Came the babe Clara all hearts to cheer,
2 CONT       Each hour and day of that happy year!
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now Clara has bloomed into fair womanhood,
2 CONT      Gay and sweet as bird in wildwood,
2 CONT She has cheerfully lent all willing aid,
2 CONT      To parents filial devotion has paid."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Marry's, by Mother Otillia Hoeveller, O.M.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauv
2 CONC oo, Illinois, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT According to her sister Marys obituary,she was living in 1966 at the time of the death.  Th
2 CONC e birth and christening are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.  Th
2 CONC e Priest records the name in Latin as Claram Avelinam Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Last Friday was the tenth birthday of Miss Clara Brady, and a number of her playmates surpri
2 CONC sed her in honor of the event, and spent a pleasant afternoon with her."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , August 3, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Sunday Services at the Catholic Church.
2 CONT The following named young people will receive first holy communion at SS. Peter and Paul's Ca
2 CONC tholic church next Sunday:  Clara Brady, Anna Baumgarten, Theresa Burk, Theresa Lagomarcino
2 CONC , Sarah Campbell, Helen Fulton, Ida Beecher, Maria Masberg, Mary Wilhelmy, Susie McCallion, E
2 CONC lizabeth Boyle; Roy Radel, Geo. Pilkington, Theo. Rose, Emile Newton, Wm. Moffitt, Wm. Lange
2 CONC , Ernst Shilson, Wallace Childres, Cleve E. Hotz and Henry Herstein.  Early mass will be sai
2 CONC d at 8 o'clock; high mass at 10:30; evening services at 7.  The sodalities and the congregati
2 CONC on will also receive communion and Rev. Father Reimbold will preach an English sermon appropr
2 CONC iate to the occasion."  Nauvoo Independent, April 29, 1898.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Sep 2010
3 TIME 14:40:33
0 @I46@ INDI
1 NAME Grace Gertrude /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Grace Gertrude
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Sep 1881
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 21 Feb 1882
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Aug 1971
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 _UID E171A57F14F1574CB5A3EF60F7872AA10E82
1 FAMS @F37@
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE Married name was Grace Shephard, died after 1966.  Lived in Kansa City with her brother Teren
2 CONC ce.  Birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Ill
2 CONC inois.  The Priest records the name in Latin as Gertrudem Brady.  The 1920 census lists her n
2 CONC ame as Grace G. Shepherd.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "...Little Grace Brady met with an accident last Saturday afternoon while fishing at the rive
2 CONC r with her brother Terry.  He was in the act of throwing his line when the hook caught her i
2 CONC n the left side of the face.  She was taken to Nauvoo to Dr. Hamilton, who removed it..."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, July 20, 1888.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Grace Brady is attending St. Mary's Academy."  Nauvoo Independent, February 2, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "At SS. Peter and Paul's Church.
2 CONT Next Sunday a large class children will receive first holy communion at the Catholic church
2 CONC .  There will be Low mass at 8 and High mass at 10:30 a. m.  Evening service at 7:30, bespers
2 CONC , renewal of baptismal vows, sermon and benediction.  All are cordially invited.  Following a
2 CONC re the names of the first communicants:  John Baumgarten, John Burke, Edward Dusenbury, Edwar
2 CONC d Gehle, Theodore Kirschbaum, John Kelley, Terrence Moffitt, Henry Schmidt, Herman Schenk, Co
2 CONC rnelius Veith, George Wilkens, Grace Brady, Annie Kelley, Minnie Lenders, Flora Moffitt, Hann
2 CONC ah Malone, Addie Pilkington."  Nauvoo Independent, May 5, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Grace and Terry Brady have been quite ill the past week."  Nauvoo Independent, November 30
2 CONC , 1894.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 14:32:42
0 @I47@ INDI
1 NAME William R. /Honce/
2 SURN Honce
2 GIVN William R.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jun 1866
2 PLAC Hamilton, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Jan 1940
2 PLAC Hamilton, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 4CF1A051D7D2BC4B8CC2254228CCEDF96D7E
1 FAMS @F35@
1 NOTE "The party given at the residence of Will Honce a week ago Thursday night was well attended
2 CONC .  All present seemed to enjoy themselves.  At about twelve o'clock the music and dancing cea
2 CONC sed for a short time, and the guests were invited to the dining room, where jis excellent wif
2 CONC e had prepared a nice supper of which all done justice."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 27, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William is listed as a farmer in the 1900 census.  By 1910 William is listed as a merchant ow
2 CONC ning a feed store and in 1920 he is listed as a plumber owning a shop.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Died.
2 CONT Tuesday, at 8 a. m., at his home in Montebello township, W. H. Honce, aged 79 years and two w
2 CONC eeks.  The deceased was a native of new Jersey and moved to this county when quite young.  H
2 CONC e is survived by his wife and following children:  Mrs. John Marshall, of Monmouth, Ill.; Mrs
2 CONC . Henry Thomas, Mrs. Thad Thomas, Mrs. George Phillipps, of Elvaston, and one son William.  T
2 CONC he deceased was a gentleman of honest and upright character, well known and highly respecte
2 CONC d by all who knew him.  The funeral occurred from his residence, Wednesday at 2 p. m., conduc
2 CONC ted by the Presbyterian minister of Elvaston.  The interment, which was witnessed by a larg
2 CONC e gathering of friends, was at the curry graveyard."  Nauvoo Independent, August 4, 1899.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
3 TIME 00:25:15
0 @I48@ INDI
1 NAME Beulah Mary /Honce/
2 SURN Honce
2 GIVN Beulah Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Feb 1898
2 PLAC Montebello Twp, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Apr 1898
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Feb 1983
2 PLAC Hoffman Estates, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1983
2 PLAC Marion, Grant, Indiana, USA
1 _UID D76156178158BE41B2AE603DD10B69B67537
1 FAMS @F38@
1 FAMC @F35@
1 NOTE "---A fine baby girl came to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Honce, of Montebello townshi
2 CONC p, Wednesday evening of last week."  Nauvoo Independent, February 18, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Honce of Montebello township, was baptized in the Catholi
2 CONC c church Sunday of last week and will be known by the name of Buelah may.  Mr. and Mrs. M. Br
2 CONC ady, grandparents of the little one, were sponsors."  Nauvoo Independent, May 15, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Buelah died in a nursing home just outside of Chicago.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Feb 2012
3 TIME 23:48:00
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\ed and lucy moffit reimbold.jpg
2 TITL Buelah Gotshall pictured at right.
2 NOTE Ed and Lucy Moffitt Reimbold wedding.
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I49@ INDI
1 NAME Harry Christopher /Gotschall/
2 SURN Gotschall
2 GIVN Harry Christopher
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Oct 1891
2 PLAC Marion, Grant, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Apr 1976
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Marion, Grant, Indiana, USA
1 _UID 102F207769F7954397C965B4E4A1EB1007B4
1 FAMS @F38@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Sep 2010
3 TIME 15:39:00
0 @I50@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 18879CDFA0072243AC0A1FDA3014A98E503E
1 FAMS @F40@
1 FAMS @F41@
1 FAMS @F42@
1 FAMC @F38@
0 @I51@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID B010258A0EBD9743B91037A2CB4054DAEF1A
1 FAMS @F43@
1 FAMC @F38@
0 @I52@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 89354CBA52F6C640A06F64AA1AE192A46031
1 FAMS @F44@
1 FAMC @F38@
0 @I53@ INDI
1 NAME Anna Maria /Gotschall/
2 SURN Gotschall
2 GIVN Anna Maria
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Sep 1933
2 PLAC , , Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1933
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 4E724196E748F943AB93ED5BC691D4883B68
1 FAMC @F38@
1 NOTE Born 15 or 16 September 1933.  Died as infant, was about two months old.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Apr 2012
3 TIME 10:00:37
0 @I54@ INDI
1 NAME Alice Anne /Clifton/
2 SURN Clifton
2 GIVN Alice Anne
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 May 1931
2 PLAC New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Dec 1984
2 PLAC Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 8 Dec 1984
2 PLAC Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, USA
1 _UID 914D70D124847B41A8E8B5495B32433E1FCC
1 FAMS @F40@
1 NOTE Anne died at 2 A.M., Thursday, December 6, 1984.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Mar 2007
3 TIME 13:39:24
0 @I55@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 18ACA069B0ED6A40B51EF8F5AE95EA0304DD
1 FAMC @F40@
0 @I56@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 354934CB786AEC409ACE5554A296A564DD70
1 FAMS @F46@
1 FAMC @F40@
0 @I57@ INDI
1 NAME Raymond John /Shedko/
2 SURN Shedko
2 GIVN Raymond John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Mar 1935
2 PLAC Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Oct 2006
2 PLAC Littleton, Jefferson, Colorado, USA
1 _UID 1102B1782F91674C9F3D15C9810312403F94
1 FAMS @F43@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Jul 2010
3 TIME 18:07:01
0 @I58@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5F9E83279E4EC5469AAE61B193F521AB4CA6
1 FAMC @F43@
0 @I59@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 364D16F42609BB419A811A62D44261410733
1 FAMS @F13456@
1 FAMC @F43@
0 @I60@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID FDF4CA88A07CD24A8D54332DAE5B6F9CD0BC
1 FAMS @F48@
1 FAMC @F43@
0 @I61@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 3F2122BB4600AA4A9CAA274B231F1C30BDF8
1 FAMS @F44@
0 @I62@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5B0CD1D4655AC643AABAE25FACE8F9FD032B
1 FAMC @F44@
0 @I63@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C8003EDD18034247B0E70558076C55307352
1 FAMS @F36309@
1 FAMC @F44@
0 @I64@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID AA7C5B0975F49849955C1683619DEB0F564B
1 FAMC @F44@
0 @I65@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas John /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Thomas John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Mar 1839
2 PLAC Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Oct 1912
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 11 Oct 1912
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID FBBBA3EE3F1E3C458FC680E7381ACC2A29FD
1 FAMS @F9@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Stonecutter
1 NOTE Thomas was a marbler worker.  Immigrated to the United States in 1856 at the age of eleven ac
2 CONC cording to the 1900 census.  The 1910 census says he immigrated in 1847 at age seven.  In th
2 CONC e 1870 census Thomas is listed as a marble worker and is living in Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
2 CONC ,  At the time of the 1880 census the family is living in Nauvoo, Illinois.  The Nauvoo Indep
2 CONC endent newspaper has Thomas living in Nauvoo by March 31, 1876.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "We call the attention of the public to the advertisement of Mr. Thomas Stafford, which may b
2 CONC e seen in another column.  Mr. Stafford has just opened a new and select stock of dry goods
2 CONC , groceries &o, at Argast store-house on the corner of 16th and Mulholland streets, where h
2 CONC e is now ready to accommodate those wishing articles in his line.  Give him a call and examin
2 CONC e his goods."  Nauvoo Independent, March 31, 1876.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The fair and festival given by the ladies of SS. Peter and Paul's church was a grand success
2 CONC .  It closed on Thursday evening of last week, the house being jammed full of people.  A numb
2 CONC er of valuable article were disposed of.  Fred Bechtel being so fortunate as to get the fine
2 CONC , lady's gold watch, and Henry Schmitz won the side saddle, and Casper J. Reimbold the elegan
2 CONC t washstand.  A beautiful, marble lamb, made by Mr. Thos. Stafford, was won by Mrs. John Hobb
2 CONC s.  Numerous other things were disposed of.  At the close of the fair and on the following mo
2 CONC rning quite a lot of provision were sold at auction.  The net proceeds were $527.88, which sh
2 CONC ows it certainly was a sucess, and the ladies have have reasons to feel thankful for the libe
2 CONC ral patronage they received."  Nauvoo Independent, November 14, 1879.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. C. Klein has sold the Hasse property to Mr. Thos. Stafford."  Nauvoo Independent, May 21
2 CONC , 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Geo. Strom and Thos. Stafford took a flying trip to Ft. madison, Wednesday."  Nauvoo Indepen
2 CONC dent, April 3, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Thos. Stafford, of this city, has recently finished and placed in the new cemetery a mag
2 CONC nificent family monument for Mrs. A. Burtin.  The monument is eleven feet high, all marble, c
2 CONC ottage design and cost in the neighborhood of $360.  It was originally designed by Mr. Staffo
2 CONC rd, and the structure is the finest and most elaborate which adorns the cemetery, and, no dou
2 CONC bt, it is as fine a piece of work as can be turned out anywhere.  Mr. Stafford deserves grea
2 CONC t credit for the splendid and tastful workmanship displayed upon this ornament for the dead
2 CONC , which is convincing that he is a thorough
2 CONT workman, and well deserves the patronage in this line, by the people of this community.  Mr
2 CONC . Stafford is always ready to furnish estimates and designs, to those contemplating erectin
2 CONC g momentos for their departed friends; and if you are thinking of having any work done in thi
2 CONC s line, it would not be amiss to consult the gentleman in this regard."  Nauvoo Independent
2 CONC , April 17, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Thos. Stafford and family left town several weeks ago, a fact that we were cogizant of bu
2 CONC t forgot to mention.  They have taken up their abode in Ft. Madison."  Nauvoo Independent, Au
2 CONC gust 7, 1885. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thos. Stafford of Ft. Madison, was in town Wednesday."  Nauvoo Independent, April 10, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Thos. Stafford, while in the city Wednesday of last week, called and had his name entere
2 CONC d on our list, paying three months ahead."  Nauvoo Independent, July 24, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT STAFFORD---Entered into rest on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1912, at 6 a.m., Thomas John Stafford. relic
2 CONC t of Catherine Stafford (nee Brady), and dear father of Mrs. Margaret M. Kleeman, Mrs. Mabe
2 CONC l B. Moulton, Mrs. Anna Osborne, Mrs. Julia Blundell, Mrs. Loretta Grant.  Mrs. Adelaide Meie
2 CONC r, Mrs. Rose Byrne, John T. and Elizabeth Stafford and the late Mrs. Catherine Knehans, Alic
2 CONC e and Matthew Stafford, after a lingering illness.  Funeral on Friday, Oct. 11, at 8:30 a.m.
2 CONC , from residence of his son-in-law, H. G. Osborne.  3880 Humphrey street, to St. Plus' Church
2 CONC , thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.  Friends are respectfully invited.  Nauvoo (Ill.
2 CONC ) papers please copy.  (c4)  St. Louis Post Dispatch, Tuesday, October 8, 1912, page 18.
2 CONT 
2 CONT BURIAL PERMITS.
2 CONT T. J. Stafford, 76, 3880 Humphreys:  heart disease.  St. Louis Post Dispatch, Thursday, Octob
2 CONC er 10, 1912, page 23.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At the time of Thomas Stafford's death he was living at 3880 Humphrey Street in St. Louis, Mi
2 CONC ssouri with daughter Anna Oaborne.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Sep 2010
3 TIME 14:15:07
0 @I66@ INDI
1 NAME Margaret M. /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Margaret M.
2 NICK Maggie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Aug 1866
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 1930
1 _UID 4A71B630512F14419EA59065CFBCFD3369EE
1 FAMS @F51@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE "Miss Maggie Stafford of Ft. Madison, is the guest of the Misses Brady the present week."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, December 4, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "                                                      The Fair
2 CONT      The fair give by the Benedictine Sisters last week and the "wind up," which occurred las
2 CONC t Tuesday, was not as successful as was expected.  The farmers being very busy gathering cor
2 CONC n and money scarce seem to be the cause.  It was however, very well patronized by our citizen
2 CONC s and a fair sum netted.
2 CONT      List of articles raffled at the Fair Nov. 21 and 24.  Messrs. W. J. Fisher, L. W. Parker
2 CONC , Wm. Hemmy and William Dundy conducted the distribution:
2 CONT      Clock in plaque, No. 57 won by Ida Reimbold; plush plaque, No. 6, Miss E. Hillesheim; Mu
2 CONC sic box No 86, Frankie Reimbold; toilet set, No. 83, Mrs. W. J. Fisner; silver caster No. 58
2 CONC , Miss E. Welch; prayer book, English, No 37, Mrs. U Kelley;  prayer book, German, No. 87, Mr
2 CONC s. Wittich; writing desk No. 22, Miss M. Stafford; log cabin set No. 9, Rev. H. J. Reimbold
2 CONC ; silk banner No. 33, William Martin; cylinder churn No. 3, Mrs. M. Reimbold; doll No. 35, Mr
2 CONC s. E. Ebinger; gold pen No. 18, Mrs. R. Aitchison, Kensingto sofa cushion No. 16, C. J. Reimb
2 CONC old; barrel of flour No. 6,  Miss C. Davis; rattan rocker No. 59, Mrs. M. Schaefer; kitchen c
2 CONC upboard No. 66, Miss J. Reimbold; steel beam plow No. 55, Miss Clara Hoeveler; buggy harnes
2 CONC s No. 91, William Worthington.
2 CONT      The Benedictine Sisters return thanks to all who participated in the Fair."  Nauvoo Inde
2 CONC pendent, November 27, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Maggie Stafford, one of the INDEPENDENT'S _______ only subscribers, called several day
2 CONC s ago and renewed for another six months."  Nauvoo Independent, October 8, 1886.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Maggie Stafford visited relatives and friends in Ft. Madison the fore part of the week
2 CONC .  Nauvoo Independent, January 21, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Maggie Stafford leaves this week for Dakota, where she intends to remain for some time.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, March 4, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Maggie Stafford leaves for Dakota tomorrow."  Nauvoo Independent, March 11, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Maggie E. Stafford, sends us a dollar and requests us to forward her the INDEPENDENT for tha
2 CONC t amount to Laramie City, Wyoming Territory."  Nauvoo Independent, July 29, 1887.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Al Kleeman and Miss May Stafford received a telegram last night announcing the death o
2 CONC f their brother Matthew Stafford, at Sylvia, Kan.  They left this  morning for Sylvia to atte
2 CONC nd the funeral.  Miss Stafford will probably remain in the east."  Idaho Statesman, January 6
2 CONC , 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Maggie Clemens, nee Stafford, of Idaho, is visiting old friends and relatives in the ci
2 CONC ty and vicinity."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 17, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Kleeman and sister Miss Stafford, of Pocatello, Idaho, and Miss Burt, of Nauvoo, visite
2 CONC d at M. F. Brady's last week."  Nauvoo Independent, January 20, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Maggie Clemens, of Idaho, who was called to Fort Madison by the death of her brother Ma
2 CONC t, is visiting relatives and friends in the city and vicinity.  Mrs. Clemens was formerly Mis
2 CONC s Maggie Stafford, of this city."  Nauvoo Independent, January 20, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Kleeman, of Pocatello, Idaho, nee Maggie Stafford of this city visited relatives and ol
2 CONC d friends in this city and Sonora during the past week."  Nauvoo Independent, October 26, 189
2 CONC 4.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Al Kleemanof Pocatello is visiting in the city.  Her husband is one of the merchants o
2 CONC f the Gate City."  Idaho Statesman, March 11, 1903.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maggie and her husband Albert are living in Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho in 1910 census.  Mary a
2 CONC nd Frances Kleeman are buried at the Mountain View Cemetery in Bannock county, Idaho.  In th
2 CONC e 1930 census they are listed as Albert and Margarette E. Kleenman living in Casper, Natrona
2 CONC , Wyoming.  Albert appears to be retired, owns his own home and has an estimated wealth of $2
2 CONC 0,000.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 12 Sep 2010
3 TIME 23:46:44
0 @I67@ INDI
1 NAME John T. /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN John T.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1870
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1936
1 _UID 55A67075E97A3344AF47393AF82AA308F034
1 FAMS @F52@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE "John Stafford left for Chicago Monday to seek employment at his trade, stonecutting.  --Ft
2 CONC . Madison Plaindealer."  Nauvoo Independent, May 13, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A marriage license had been taken out earlier in Knox county, Illinois.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Settled Amlcably
2 CONT Mr. John Stafford and Miss Cora Hughes were married this afternoon by Rev. Father DeCailley
2 CONC .  The marriage was voluntary on the part of both.  It settles all legal proceedings and Mr
2 CONC . Stafford is again at liberty.---Tuesday's Fort Madison Democrat."  Nauvoo Independent, Janu
2 CONC ary 13, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "John Stafford and wife went to St. Louis last night.  Mr. Stafford has secured his old posit
2 CONC ion there.  They will make that city their home hereafter.---Ft. Madison Cem City."  Nauvoo R
2 CONC ustler, January 17, 1893.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Sep 2010
3 TIME 01:19:52
0 @I68@ INDI
1 NAME Mabel Beatrice /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Mabel Beatrice
2 NICK May
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Oct 1872
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1944
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 3563DFB982F06146835C29342AB2CCDD0A25
1 FAMS @F53@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE "Mrs. Al Kleeman and Miss May Stafford received a telegram last night announcing the death o
2 CONC f their brother Matthew Stafford, at Sylvia, Kan.  They left this  morning for Sylvia to atte
2 CONC nd the funeral.  Miss Stafford will probably remain in the east."  Idaho Statesman, January 6
2 CONC , 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Maymie Stafford, of Ft. Madison, is a guest of friends and relatives this week."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Rustler, January 17, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Kleeman and sister Miss (May) Stafford, of Pocatello, Idaho, and Miss Burt, of Nauvoo
2 CONC , visited at M. F. Brady's last week."  Nauvoo Independent, January 20, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Is living in Denver, Colorado in 1920.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Jun 2011
3 TIME 21:30:15
0 @I69@ INDI
1 NAME Matthew /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Matthew
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1873
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 5 Jan 1893
2 PLAC Lea, , Kansas, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 Jan 1893
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 _UID 230BBEBB3543C149AE6924F81F3F33A49172
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE "Matt Stafford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stafford, of Ft. Madison, died at Lea, Kan., of ty
2 CONC phoid fever, aged about 20 years.  Matt. has been in Kansas about five months.  He was born i
2 CONC n this city and removed to Fort Madison with his parents about nine years ago.  His many youn
2 CONC g friends and acquaintances in this city and vicinity will regret to hear of his untimely dea
2 CONC th.  His remains were interred at Fort Madison today."  Nauvoo Independent, January 6, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "MATT. STAFFORD.
2 CONT Last Tuesday's Ft. madison Gem City contained the following sad new:  "A dispatch was receive
2 CONC d in this city today conveying the sad news of Matt. Stafford in Lea, Kas.  Typhoid fever wa
2 CONC s the immediate cause of death.  Matt Stafford, who was aged about twenty years, left his hom
2 CONC e in this city only about five months ago."  Matt's old friends in Nauvoo, with whom he spen
2 CONC t his school days, will be pained to hear of his death.  He was an excellent young man, wit
2 CONC h good habits, and counted his friends by the score.  The bereaved relatives have the sympath
2 CONC y of all."  Nauvoo Rustler, January 10, 1893.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Sep 2010
3 TIME 13:51:54
0 @I70@ INDI
1 NAME Katherine /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Katherine
2 NICK Kate
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Jun 1875
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 19 Jul 1901
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 7404A1719ADCEF478B4DB5091AAD319155C8
1 FAMS @F54@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE "               The Third Ward School
2 CONT "Last Friday quite a number of the parents and friends of the pupils assembled at the third w
2 CONC ard school house to witness the closing exercises, which consisted of declamations, dialogue
2 CONC s and readings, interspersed with vocal and instrumental music, assisted by Mrs. Max Wasserzi
2 CONC eher, with guitar; and, with but few exceptions the pieces were all well rendered.    Those d
2 CONC eserving particular mention are Dollie, Ottie, and Birdie Wasserzieher; Stella and Willie Cal
2 CONC rk and Katie Stafford.  After the close of exercises the teacher, Mr. L. J. Little distribute
2 CONC d cards according to grade of pupils, and all decamped seemingly well pleased with the exerci
2 CONC ses and also with the efforts of their teacher during the term.  Mr. Little has been engage
2 CONC d as principal and Miss Louisa Eberdt, assistant, to teach the next winter term."  Nauvoo Ind
2 CONC ependent, June 19, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Is called Kate in 1900 census.  The St. Louis Post Dispatch lists an obituary for Kate on Jul
2 CONC y 19, 1901.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jun 2011
3 TIME 00:46:49
0 @I71@ INDI
1 NAME Anna /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Anna
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Nov 1876
2 PLAC Keokuk, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Feb 1951
2 PLAC Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 _UID AB74D3AA5854EE45AAFB728C1F4F48C3976E
1 FAMS @F55@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Feb 2007
3 TIME 01:22:23
0 @I72@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Elizabeth
2 NICK Lizzie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Mar 1877
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 18 Mar 1877
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Jul 1942
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 28 Jul 1942
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 6C13965E64543B4496019B6086C4C53F8A3B
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE The Christening and birth  record is located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illin
2 CONC ois.  The 1880 and 1900 census do not agree on birth date.  Elizabeth is not living with th
2 CONC e family in the 1910 census, there is an Elizabeth living in the St. Louis Insane Asylum ag
2 CONC e 31.  According to Lizzie's death certificate she lived at the city sanitarium for over 32 y
2 CONC ears.  The cause of her deat was a diabetic coma.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2011
3 TIME 00:34:05
0 @I73@ INDI
1 NAME Julia Mary /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Julia Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Dec 1878
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 12 Jan 1879
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Prob. 11 Oct 1950
2 PLAC , Cook, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 04F90B10B6526D4C9C3A5258DEFE489815F1
1 FAMS @F56@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE The birth and christening records are at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 21:14:06
0 @I74@ INDI
1 NAME Alice /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Alice
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 15 Feb 1880
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 28 Mar 1880
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Dec 1881
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1 Jan 1882
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 44869447FC93EB49BE5F736455D59785A262
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE The birth, christening, death and burial records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Churc
2 CONC h in Nauvoo, Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 12 Jun 2011
3 TIME 01:38:49
0 @I75@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas Nicholas /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Thomas Nicholas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Jul 1845
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 May 1935
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 May 1935
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID FF580A852B64194088484DB7CEE249EC87E4
1 FAMS @F10@
1 NOTE When he died he was 89 years, 9 months, 27 days.  Was married at Saint Patrick's Church by Fa
2 CONC ther H. J. Reimbold.  Witnesses were John Faulkner and Nancy J. Moffitt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "T. N. Moffitt of Sonora township, while engaged in doing some work on the roads with his tea
2 CONC m and scraper in that locality last Tuesday, the team became frightened and ran away.  A valu
2 CONC able gray horse had one of its legs cut off and Mr. Moffitt had it killed.  Nauvoo Independen
2 CONC t, June 19, 1885.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. V.(N.) Moffitt were at Quincy, Tuesday.  Mr. Moffitt who is alsmost dea
2 CONC f went there to consult an aurist."  Nauvoo Independent, July 31, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will Then be Happy.
2 CONT Thos. N. Moffitt, of Sonora township, made us a friendly call last Saturday morning.  Mr. Mof
2 CONC fitt has had the misfortune during the past few years to almost entirely lose his sense of he
2 CONC aring.  He has consulted noted doctors, but they have informed him they could do no good.  H
2 CONC e intends to consult Dr. Ball, of Keokuk, and if anyone can do him any good, Dr. Ball can.  W
2 CONC e hope Mr. Moffitt's sense of hearing will be restored, and then with the bright and newsy RU
2 CONC STLER to cheer him up each week, he will be happy."  Nauvoo Rustler, October 27, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Serious Illness of a Pioneer
2 CONT The legions of friends of our highly respected and venerable citizen, Mr. James Moffitt, wil
2 CONC l be sorry to hear that he recived a stroke of paralysis, last Monday, and that he now lies i
2 CONC n a precarious condition at the home of his son (Thomas N.Moffitt) in Sonora township.  Mr. M
2 CONC offitt became a victim of the grip during the epedemic of the fall of 1890, and at the time w
2 CONC as very low.  He had never fully recovered, and has been in delicate health ever since.  Prev
2 CONC ious to having the grip he had a rugged constitution and was a well-preserved man.  Owing t
2 CONC o his advanced age his present distress is a very serious matter.  Mr. Moffitt is one of th
2 CONC e pioneers of Hancock county, and knows as much if not more of the history of the Mormon reig
2 CONC n in this city than any living man."  Nauvoo Independent, December 18, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cultures in conflict: a documentary history of the Mormon War in ...
2 CONT John E. Hallwas, Roger D. Launius - 1995 - 369 pages - Snippet view
2 CONT Report of C. Keegan of Nauvoo Precinct To the Central Committee: — Being requested to give so
2 CONC me statements of the amount of articles ... James Moffitt in Nauvoo, had stolen, 50 cords cho
2 CONC pped wood, one steer, one cow, one 2 year old hog, ...
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Passed Away.
2 CONT On last Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Mr. James Moffitt, after a useful life of 73 year
2 CONC s 9 months, departed from this earth to a higher tribunal and a land of peace and happiness
2 CONC , where there is no weeping and sorrow for those who have passed a christian life on this ear
2 CONC th of trials and sorrow.  Mr. Moffitt was born in Sligo county, Ireland, and came to this loc
2 CONC ality in 1830, where he has resided ever since.  He was one of the first settlers in Sonora t
2 CONC ownship, was one of our beloved citizens and was honored and respected by all who knew him
2 CONC .  He leaves to mourn his departure a spn and daughter.  Mr. T. N. Moffitt and Mrs. A. W. Bur
2 CONC t, and several grandchildren.  Deceased was an upright and honorable man, and his demise caus
2 CONC ed a dark shadow to cross the hearts of the entire community.  Identified possibly with the e
2 CONC arly history of Nauvoo more than any other one man, he has left an enviable record for his fi
2 CONC ne judgement and good sense.  The love which the people of this vicinity bore him is perhap
2 CONC s the best test of his worth. In the breaking of that bond between father and children, we sa
2 CONC y may there come peace from the rememberance of those virtues which made hischaracter "pure a
2 CONC s a snow flake, perfect as a crystal clear star."  Mr. Moffitt was a devoted member of the Ca
2 CONC tholic church, and a ture christian, from which palce the funeral took place last Thursday mo
2 CONC rning at 10 o'clock.  The relatives of the deceased have the sympathy of the entire community
2 CONC ."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 9, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt departed Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Dakota."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, December 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt will start tomorrow for Brownsdale, Minn., where they will sta
2 CONC y a few days, from thence to Canton where the latter gentleman will receive treatment for hi
2 CONC s deafness. Nauvoo Independent, December 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and T. N. Moffitt returned from their Dakota trip, Saturday.  They also visite
2 CONC d Canton, Minn., where there is said to be a church in one of the windows of which a distinc
2 CONC t and vivid picture of the virgin with the infant Jesus in her arms appears, and where peopl
2 CONC e who are suffering from incurable diseases go to pray and are cured.  Mr. Moffitt who is aff
2 CONC licted with deafness, we understand, was not benefited much by his experience.  Geo. A. Ritte
2 CONC r has received a letter from parties who claim to know, and they seem to place little confide
2 CONC nce in the affair."  Nauvoo Independent, December 16, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thos. Moffitt and M. F. Brady returned last Tuesday from a visit with Decatur county, Iowa f
2 CONC riends.  Quite a number of old Nauvoo citizens are now residents of the above county, and th
2 CONC e gentleman report their doing well."  Nauvoo Rustler, February 14, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Ogden's wagon of old relics was a very creditable affair and was a very interesting a
2 CONC s well as appropriate feature of the parade.  It  took considerrable time to gater the relic
2 CONC s and James was just the man to do it.  Mr. Ogden wishes through the INDEPENDENT to thank al
2 CONC l those who loaned the use of relics.  Following is a list of relics and the owners:  Willia
2 CONC m Jackson, hand irons; Philip Horton, sickle; Amos Pilkington, shake knife; Thomas N. Moffitt
2 CONC , broad ax; Lewis Bush, cradle; Mrs. J. J. Moffitt, sheep shears and frow; George Lane, crain
2 CONC ; Mack Newton, bames, powder horn and saddle bags; Joseph Ochsner, rifle; Mrs. Ogden, smoothi
2 CONC ng iron, candle sticks, and snuffers; James Ogden, chair, Dutch oven and hooks, and sythe, ha
2 CONC ckles, gourds, old pot, cow bell, corn, Johnny cake and canteen; Mrs. Mary Bruegger, small sp
2 CONC inning wheel and wool; Lewis Brueger, ox yokes; Mrs. Wm. Honce, big spinning wheel and reel
2 CONC ; James Lindsey, ox horns; Mrs. Geo. LaCroix, wool; Mrs. L. A. Hobbs, pumpkin."  Nauvoo Indep
2 CONC endent, September 1, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---T. N. Moffitt is building an addition to the house on his farm in the northeastern suburb
2 CONC s of the city."  Nauvoo Independent, September 15, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A company of invited friends and neighbors gathered at the home of T. N. Moffitt on Thurs
2 CONC day evening last in honor of Mrs. Jennie Givens, of Kansas, who has been visiting in this vic
2 CONC inity for some time.   The guests brought well filled baskets and at the proper time a sumptu
2 CONC ous repast was partaken of.  Judson Newton handled the "fiddle and bow" and dancing was indul
2 CONC ged in until a late hour."  Nauvoo Independent, November 3, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A delegation of young people from this city attended a social dancing party at the home o
2 CONC f T. N. Moffitt, in Sonora township, last Friday evening."  Nauvoo Independent, January 3, 18
2 CONC 96.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Wm. H. Pilkington purchased 22 acres of land near his farm in Sonora township from T. N
2 CONC . Moffitt last Tuesday.  The amount paid for the same nine hundred and ninty dollars."  Nauvo
2 CONC o Independent, March 27, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Good Deed.
2 CONT The following gentlemen showed their good will Wednesday, by courteously hauling lumber grati
2 CONC s for the St. Mary's Academy building:  messrs. Schenk Bros., Thomas V. Moffitt, Gotlieb Boll
2 CONC in, Jos. Schilson, Henry Schmitz, Thos. L. Kelley, L. M. Schaefer, Thos. N. Moffitt, Chas. Wi
2 CONC lkens, J. W. Ford, Jas. Monroe, Lawrence Kelley, Al. Ford and Chas. Blake.  The Sisters appre
2 CONC ciate this dispaly of courtesy very much."  Nauvoo Independent, October 1, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The 1900 assessment of personal property tax from Sonora township forT. N. Moffitt was $113
2 CONC .  Nauvoo Independent, July 7, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 21:39:20
0 @I76@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Eliizabeth /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Mary Eliizabeth
2 NICK Mayme
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Aug 1870
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 8 Sep 1870
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Jan 1923
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illiois, USA
1 _UID B7E1999D60FFEF4EAECF4F8AE8360B866F02
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "---At the last meeting of the Young ladies' Sodilaity the following consultors were appointe
2 CONC d:  Misses Katie Balfe, Clare Hoeveler, Nellie Icking, mamie McCallion, Clara Kramer, Ida Mof
2 CONC fitt, Julia Beecher, Josephine Reimbold, Mary moffitt, Lena Welner, Amelia Bossler and Ella W
2 CONC elch."  Nauvoo Rustler, August 12, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Mary Moffitt has been engaged to teach the spring term of school at the No. 7, in Ap
2 CONC panoose township."  Nauvoo Rustler, March 22, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---The young ladies' society of SS. Peter and paul's church at a recent meeting elected th
2 CONC e following officers:  Katie Balfe, perfect; Nellie Ickling, first and Maymie Moffitt secon
2 CONC d assistant; Annie Rheinberger secretary and Annie Weber teasurer."  Nauvoo Independent, Ma
2 CONC y 20, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Misses Anna Brady and Mamie Moffitt spent last week in Keokuk."  Nauvoo Independent, Januar
2 CONC y 5, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 May 2011
3 TIME 01:07:16
0 @I77@ INDI
1 NAME Julia Bridget /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Julia Bridget
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Dec 1871
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 3 Jan 1872
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Nov 1876
2 PLAC , Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 Nov 1876
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID F1E5F20CF0C9FF4DA58899FF964D89D1DB74
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE                                                             DIED.
2 CONT "On Friday the 24th ult., aged 4 years and 11 months, of diphtheria; Julia, daughter of Eliza
2 CONC beth and T. Moffitt, of Sonora township."  Nauvoo Independent, December, 1876.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 May 2011
3 TIME 12:29:17
0 @I78@ INDI
1 NAME James Aloishus /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN James Aloishus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Feb 1873
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 23 Mar 1873
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Sep 1947
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 20 Sep 1947
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID DD81873324300446B200B5EB030A7F6E02B1
1 FAMS @F58@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE Is buried at Nauvoo Catholic Cemetary.  Birth, christening, death and burial records are loca
2 CONC ted at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.  The Priest used the Latin name Jaco
2 CONC bum.  His mothers family Bible says James A. Moffitt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jas Moffitt was paid $4.25 for labor for the township of Sonora for the year ending March 31s
2 CONC t, A. D. 1891.  Nauvoo Rustler, April 7, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "M. F. Brady and Jas. Moffitt, Jr., returned home Tuesday evening, from a ten days' visit wit
2 CONC h relatives in Decatur county, Iowa."  Nauvoo Independent, February 10, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Jas. Moffitt, Jr., left Tuesday for Quincy to attend the Gem City college."  Nauvoo Independ
2 CONC ent, November 9, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---James Moffitt, who returned home from Quincy two weeks ago, is now ill with typhoid fever
2 CONC ."  Nauvoo Independent, February 22, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "James Moffitt has recovered from a serious attack of typhoid fever."  Nauvoo Independent, Ap
2 CONC ril 19, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---While descending Chaney creek hill on the Nauvoo road yesterday with their new treshing o
2 CONC utfit, Ogden & Moffitt had a narrow escape from a bad accident by steering the machine into t
2 CONC he west bank on the side of the cut.  The neck yoke had broken which rendered the machine alm
2 CONC ost uncontrolable.--Hamilton Press."  Nauvoo Independent, July 5, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Married.
2 CONT At the Catholic church this---Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, James A. Moffitt, of Sonora town
2 CONC ship, and Miss Clara A. Reimbold, of this city, were united in holy bonds of matrimony, Rev
2 CONC . Father Reimbold officiating.  Miss Annie Moffitt and Edw. Reimbold acted as bridesmaid an
2 CONC d groomsman respectively.  The couple will remain at the home of the bride's father until spr
2 CONC ing when they will remove on a farm northeast of the city now occupied by Frank Herbert."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, February 12, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The Moffitt-Reimbold Nuptials.
2 CONT There was quite a large turnout to the wedding of Jas. A. Moffitt and Miss Clara Reimbold a
2 CONC t the Catholic church last Thursday morning.  As the bridal party entered the church Mendelss
2 CONC ohm's wedding march was played by the orchestra composed of the young ladies of St. mary's Ac
2 CONC ademy, and during mass "Ave Maria" was rendered by Madam Valeria, also of the Academy.  Afte
2 CONC r the ceremony at the church the wedding party repaired to the home of the bride's sister, Mr
2 CONC s. A. E. Schaefer, where a bountiful repast was partaken of.  The happy couple were the recip
2 CONC ients of many valuable and substantial presents.  The INDEPENDENT force is under obligation
2 CONC s to them for a nice supply of fine cake and a bottle of sparkling wine.  May they live lon
2 CONC g and prosper."  Nauvoo Independent, February 19, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "JAMES A. MOFFITT
2 CONT      Nauvoo---Services for James A. Moffitt, 74, were held Saturday morning at SS. Peter an
2 CONC d Paul Catholic church.  Rev. Christian Labonte officiated.  Burial was in the Catholic cemet
2 CONC ery.  Moffitt died Sep. 18 in Sacred Heart hospital, soon after his arrival there.  He had be
2 CONC en ill for many months.
2 CONT       James was born in Sonora township, March 19, 1873, the son of Thomas N. and Elizabeth B
2 CONC rady Moffitt.  He was married to Clara Reimbold, of Nauvoo, February 11, 1897, and they quiet
2 CONC ly observed their golden wedding anniversary last February.  He was a retired farmer.
2 CONT      Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Eldred Bush, Nauvoo; one son, Bernard Moffitt
2 CONC , Niota; 4 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Ogden, Seattle Wash., Otilla Moffitt, Peor
2 CONC ia, Ill., and Bessie Moffitt, Kansas City, Mo.; and tow brothers, T.T. Moffitt, Kansas City
2 CONC , Mo., and William A. Moffitt, St. Louis, Mo.  One son, Cyril Moffitt, died in 1934.  Three s
2 CONC isters, Mrs. Lucy Reimbold, Mrs. Bernadine Spexarth, and Mayme Moffitt, also died previously.
2 CONC "  Burlington, Ia., Hawk-Eye Gazette..Tues., Sept. 23, 1947.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Jul 2010
3 TIME 21:25:20
0 @I79@ INDI
1 NAME Anna Theresa /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Anna Theresa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Aug 1874
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 20 Sep 1874
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1961
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 5 Sep 1961
2 PLAC Nauvoo Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID FCE3F892C1539A4DA15DC9EEEE737ACBBF1C
1 FAMS @F59@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "At the City Hall.
2 CONT A fair crowd gathered at the city hall last Thursday night to see the production of "Hick'r
2 CONC y Farm," and thhe "Perseccuted Dutchman," by the Peek-a-Boo Comedy Company.  The company wa
2 CONC s composed of Sonora young men and ladies, and they entertained the audience well.  Mr. Chas
2 CONC , Rahn, as Lawrence McKeegan, won much applause for his clever acting.  He also carried his p
2 CONC art well as John Smith, the Dutchman.  Ed. Moffitt's acting, as the New England farmer, was a
2 CONC s even and as unassumed as that of many more experienced than he.  Lewis Bush, as Gilbert Dar
2 CONC kwood, made an excellent villian and palyed his part to perfection.  Miss Julia Bedier, as Mr
2 CONC s. Priscilla Dodge, carried off the honors.  She has unusual talent, and on this occation dis
2 CONC plyed it.  Miss Anna Moffitt, Will and Bernard Ogden and Chas. Bush, played their parts credi
2 CONC tably.  The evening's entertainment, we believe satisfied and pleased those in attendance, an
2 CONC d the young ladies and gentlemen of the company deserve praise for their work.  Jake Walter a
2 CONC nd Wm. Yeager entertained the audience with selections on the guitar and violin."  Nauvoo Rus
2 CONC tler, February 2, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Ed Moffitt, Harry LaCroix, William Ogden, Frank Herbert, John Rahn, and Misses Stella Clark
2 CONC , Maggie Dachroth, Anna Moffitt, Ida Morrill, Libbie McGregor, and Henry Ort and wife, were a
2 CONC moung those who went to Fort Madison to see "Ali Baba" Sunday night."  Nauvoo Independent, Se
2 CONC ptember 13, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "IN HYMEN'S BONDS.
2 CONT Marraige of Willam Ogden and Miss Annie Moffitt.
2 CONT The marriage of William Ogden and Miss Annie Moffitt was solemnized at SS. Paul and Peter's C
2 CONC atholic church in this city at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, Rev. H. J. Reimbold officiating
2 CONC .  Miss Lucy Moffitt, sister of the bride, and Sam. Ogden, brother of the groom, were the att
2 CONC endants.  The church was filled with friends and acquaintances who came to witness the beauti
2 CONC ful ceremony performed.  After the ceremony the bridal party and a large number of invited re
2 CONC latives and friends repaired to the home of the bride's parents where at noon they partook o
2 CONC f an elegant dinner.  The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Moffitt of Sonora tow
2 CONC nship, and is an estimable young lady.  The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. james Ogden, and i
2 CONC s an upright, energetic and popular young man.  The happy couple have legions of friends wh
2 CONC o will join us in wishing them long life and happiness."  Nauvoo Independent, November 5, 189
2 CONC 7.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Wm. Ogden of Sonora township, has been quite ill for several months, and during the pas
2 CONC t week her condition has been reported serious."  Nauvoo Independent, April 1, 1898.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 12 Aug 2008
3 TIME 01:10:41
0 @I80@ INDI
1 NAME Lucy Fedelia /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Lucy Fedelia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Aug 1877
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 26 May 1877
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Oct 1943
2 PLAC Wenona, Marshall, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 5 Oct 1943
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 70D13908B7D1C847A96A3CD8F538C23C6BAD
1 FAMS @F60@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "Sam. Ogden, who has been in Kansas and Iowa the past few months, returned home last Sunday
2 CONC .  Miss Lucy Moffitt, who has been visiting Lamoni, Ia., returned home with him."  Nauvoo Ind
2 CONC ependent, August 2, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Lucia Moffitt has been engaged to teach the winter term of school in district No. 7
2 CONC , Sonora township."  Nauvoo Independent, August 20, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Teachers' Institute.
2 CONT The teachers from this vicinity who attended the institute at Carthage last week are all lou
2 CONC d in praise of the success of the institute, both in point of attendance and interest, and Su
2 CONC pt. Califf is given credit for its management and entertainment of those in attendance.  Ther
2 CONC e were over 250 teachers in attendance.  Better work was done this year than ever.  The insti
2 CONC tutes are more popular each year, and the teachers are realizing that much good is derived fr
2 CONC om them.  The teachers, before the adjournment of the insitute, passed the following resoluti
2 CONC ons:
2 CONT    We, the teachers of Hancock county desire to express our appreciation of the efforts of Su
2 CONC perintendent Califf which ahve resulted in bringing out the greatest number ever assembled i
2 CONC n institute in Hancock county, and in creating the highest degree of interest manisfested b
2 CONC y the teachers of this county, and to espress to the instructors for the able manner in whic
2 CONC h their work has been done.  And further, we hereby acknowledge the kindness of the trustee
2 CONC s of Carthage college in granting the use of the college building for institute purposes.  Al
2 CONC so of Miss Laura Manier and those who assisted her in providing a musical treat for the teach
2 CONC ers.
2 CONT      Among those from this city and vicinity attending the teachers' institute at Carthage la
2 CONC st week were:  Misses Chloe LaCroix, Gertrude Datin, Reby Blake, Chloe Schneider, Carrie Gree
2 CONC n, Ida Jackson, Anna Brady, Mary Lionherd, Ella Faulner, Lucy Moffitt, Minnie Loescher, Mrs
2 CONC . Emelia Britner, Mrs. Celia Hobbs, Prof. S. D. Welmer, B. F. Carey, Dan and John Wilcox."  N
2 CONC auvoo Independent, September 3, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Teachers and Their Schools.
2 CONT The First and Second district schools in this city opened with a good attendance Monday morni
2 CONC ng.  The Thrid district school will probably open on the 27th inst.  Most of the country scho
2 CONC ols commenced their fall term last Monday.  Teachers in Appanoose and their schools are:  Id
2 CONC a Jackson, the Appanoose; O. E. Avey, Ollis; V. F. Kelly, Mound; Carrie Green, Maple Grove; M
2 CONC ary Horton, Center; Reby Blake, Columbia; Chloe LaCroix, Fenchtown; J. T. Jackson and Arvill
2 CONC a Golden, Niota; In Sonora township--Amy Bullock, Powellton; George E. Layton, Elliott; Hele
2 CONC n Faulkner, Ogden; Gertie Datin, Pleasant Hill; Chloe Schneider, Center; Beulah M. Ross, Chri
2 CONC sty; Lelah West, Larry; Tina B. Powers, Golden's Point; Edith McCrory, Gibralter, Lucy Moffit
2 CONC t, at the Layman in Montebello, and in Pontoosue Celia Hobbs at the Tull, Noble Little at th
2 CONC e Victory and D. W. Davis at the Froggy."  Nauvoo Independent, September 17, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Lucy Moffitt departed Tuesday for Keokuk, where she will remain during the winter."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, November 18, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Miss Lucy Moffitt is teaching the Frenchtown school in Appanoose."  Nauvoo Independent, O
2 CONC ctober 13, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Married.
2 CONT Edward V. Reimbold of this city and Miss Lucy Moffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. N, Moffitt
2 CONC , of Sonora township, were united in marriage at the Catholic church in this city last Tuesda
2 CONC y morning at 8 o'oclock.  Ted Moffitt, brother of the bride, acted as best man, and Miss Del
2 CONC l Brady as bridesmaid.  Rev. H. J. Reimbold officiated in the presence of a large number of r
2 CONC elatives and friends.  At five o'clock in the afternoon a reception was tendered the couple a
2 CONC t the home of the bride's parents.  The contracting parties are well and favorably known youn
2 CONC g people and have the best wishes of many friends.  They will go housekeeping in rooms on th
2 CONC e second floor of the Knaust building, on corner of 11th and Mulholland streets."  Nauvoo Ind
2 CONC ependent, July 6, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 21:01:21
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0 @I81@ INDI
1 NAME Richard /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Richard
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1879
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 50732EBF6916D8449C0445D6E2D1A83E9FF7
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE Died as infant.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Aug 2010
3 TIME 17:39:12
0 @I82@ INDI
1 NAME Julia Rosanne /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Julia Rosanne
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Mar 1880
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 11 Apr 1880
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Jan 1894
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 11 Jan 1894
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID F8E5ADE224A1EC4EA735CC12BB907AA28C6B
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "Their First Communion.
2 CONT      Last Sunday the children of the Catholic church in this city made their first holy commu
2 CONC nion.  Impressive services were held during the day.  In the morning Rev. Reimbold preached i
2 CONC n German to a large congregation.  In the evening he preached in English and the church wa cr
2 CONC owded.  His sermon was of rare excellence, and especially instructive to the children.
2 CONT      Following are the anmes of the communion class:  Agnes Boyles, Mary Conn, Catherine Boed
2 CONC ecker, Mary Fulton, Catherine Kelley, Nellie Lee, Catherine Loesch, Julia Moffitt, Mary Malon
2 CONC e, Margaret McCallion, Lee and Nellie Nelson, Clara Radel, Catherine and Clara Spring, Mary W
2 CONC alzem, Catherine Welch: Charles Blake, Charles Hager, Wm. Faulkner, Orlando and Wm. Radel.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, May 12, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Death's Heavy Hand.
2 CONT Julia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Moffitt, died at the home of her parents in Sonor
2 CONC a township on Tuesday morning at 11 p'clock, of diphtheria, aged 13 years, 9 months and 22 da
2 CONC ys.  Julia took sick with the dread disease on Tuesday of last week, and, though loving hand
2 CONC s and hearts did all they could do to alleviate her suffering, the young light went out to me
2 CONC et its Maker.  The death of the young child, just blooming out in youth's sweet realm, come
2 CONC s as a distressing blow to the relatives and friends, for Julia was a bright and lovable chil
2 CONC d, the pet of a household and a favorite among her circle of little friends.  But God knows b
2 CONC est, and in knowing best he is all merciful.  May she sleep in sweet peace.  The funeral too
2 CONC k place from the residence on Wednesday forenoon at 11 o'clock, Rev. Father Reimbold officiat
2 CONC ing."  Nauvoo Independent, January 12, 1894.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 11 Sep 2010
3 TIME 11:57:18
0 @I83@ INDI
1 NAME Thomas Terrance /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Thomas Terrance
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Dec 1882
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 5 Feb 1883
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Oct 1949
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 21 Oct 1949
2 PLAC St. Mary's Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 9C479A85C0C1454482D3A59396D516EF09FB
1 FAMS @F61@
1 FAMS @F62@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "At SS. Peter and Paul's Church.
2 CONT Next Sunday a large class children will receive first holy communion at the Catholic church
2 CONC .  There will be Low mass at 8 and High mass at 10:30 a. m.  Evening service at 7:30, bespers
2 CONC , renewal of baptismal vows, sermon and benediction.  All are cordially invited.  Following a
2 CONC re the names of the first communicants:  John Baumgarten, John Burke, Edward Dusenbury, Edwar
2 CONC d Gehle, Theodore Kirschbaum, John Kelley, Terrence Moffitt, Henry Schmidt, Herman Schenk, Co
2 CONC rnelius Veith, George Wilkens, Grace Brady, Annie Kelley, Minnie Lenders, Flora Moffitt, Hann
2 CONC ah Malone, Addie Pilkington."  Nauvoo Independent, May 5, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Couple Accidents
2 CONT While Ogden & Moffitt were threshing at Jas. Mackie's one day last week, Wes. Youngmeyer, i
2 CONC n stepping over the band cutter slipped and fell in such manner as to strike his leg agains
2 CONC t one of the knives of the section, cutting a gash about three inches long and one and one-ha
2 CONC lf inch deep in the fleshy part of leg below the knee.  Luckily, the cut was perpendicular, o
2 CONC therwise his leg might have been sevred.  While the injury is bad enough, Wes. is very thankf
2 CONC ul it was not worse.  The next day, Terry Moffitt of the same threshing crew, while assistin
2 CONC g to thresh at Fred. Salm's, had his finger caught in a cog, the front portion being so badl
2 CONC y mashed that it required the attention of a surgeon."  Nauvoo Independent, July 19, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He lived and worked in Kansas City, Missouri.  He was called Ted.  At the time of his death h
2 CONC e was living at 1502 East 35th Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
3 TIME 02:34:56
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2 NOTE 
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2 NOTE 
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0 @I84@ INDI
1 NAME Josephine Ida /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Josephine Ida
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Dec 1883
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 11 May 1884
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Dec 1887
2 PLAC , Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Dec 1887
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 _UID A43BAC4FBDF884449B4F81698BAA987A7218
1 FAMC @F10@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 9 Aug 2010
3 TIME 00:09:58
0 @I85@ INDI
1 NAME William Albert /Moffitt/ Sr.
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN William Albert
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Dec 1885
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 19 Apr 1886
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Nov 1964
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 19 Nov 1964
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetary, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
1 _UID A7BBC72E3AD21847B8022EE4AC2A8413FB69
1 FAMS @F63@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE "Sunday Services at the Catholic Church.
2 CONT The following named young people will receive first holy communion at SS. Peter and Paul's Ca
2 CONC tholic church next Sunday:  Clara Brady, Anna Baumgarten, Theresa Burk, Theresa Lagomarcino
2 CONC , Sarah Campbell, Helen Fulton, Ida Beecher, Maria Masberg, Mary Wilhelmy, Susie McCallion, E
2 CONC lizabeth Boyle; Roy Radel, Geo. Pilkington, Theo. Rose, Emile Newton, Wm. Moffitt, Wm. Lange
2 CONC , Ernst Shilson, Wallace Childres, Cleve E. Hotz and Henry Herstein.  Early mass will be sai
2 CONC d at 8 o'clock; high mass at 10:30; evening services at 7.  The sodalities and the congregati
2 CONC on will also receive communion and Rev. Father Reimbold will preach an English sermon appropr
2 CONC iate to the occasion."  Nauvoo Independent, April 29, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William A. Moffitt, Sr. was born in Nauvoo, Illinois on December 23, 1885.  He attended the o
2 CONC ne room schoolhouse in Nauvoo.  His brother-in-law, William Ogden, a master carpenter, was i
2 CONC n Minot, North Dakota working on a construction job.  William Moffitt, Sr. went to Minot.  On
2 CONC e day he was skating and saw Marie Solien who was also skating.  He must have liked what he s
2 CONC aw because he asked her brother, Noel Solien, to introduce him to her.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marie Solien was born on June 4, 1886 in Stoughton, Wisconsin.  She attended the state teache
2 CONC rs college in Madison, Wisconsin and taught primary grades in Stoughton and later in Minot, N
2 CONC orth Dakota, when she moved there with her family.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Their courtship, which lasted for several years, was not an easy one.  The construction job e
2 CONC nded, but of greater importance was the fact that Marie's parents were opposed to any plans f
2 CONC or marriage.  He was not a Norrwegian and he practiced the wrong religion.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Despite the parental opposition, Marie Solien came to St. Louis and the couple were married o
2 CONC n June 19, 1918.  A son, William A. Moffitt, Jr. was born June 19, 1919.
2 CONT 
2 CONT To support his family, William A. Moffitt, Sr. had a small business which he called the Shav
2 CONC e Easy Company.  He sold straight razors, barber supplies and leather goods.  He develope
2 CONC d a product for treating strops used to sharped straight razors.  To demonstate the sharpnes
2 CONC s of a razor he would stand in the window of his store, pull a hair from his head, and then p
2 CONC roceed to shave that hair with a straight razor repeatedly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Unfortunately Gillette and other companies manufactured safety razors.  The use of straight r
2 CONC azors diminished the market for the Shave Easy Company altough it continued to have a loyal f
2 CONC ollowing until William A. Moffitt, Sr. closed his shop.
2 CONT 
2 CONT To meet the changing market William Moffitt, Sr. became a self-taught locksmith and the One M
2 CONC inute Key Company was born.  Both businesses continued to be operated out of the small shop o
2 CONC n Pine Street in downtown St. Louis.  William A. Moffitt, Sr. was active seeing that key shop
2 CONC s were unionized, and he became a member of the Machinists Union.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When World War II resulted in an increasing shortage of metal for key blanks, William A. Moff
2 CONC itt, Sr., because he was a member of the machinists union, was able to find work as a machini
2 CONC st  in the bottling plant of Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis, where he was when he was sevety tw
2 CONC o and one half years old.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Both William A. Moffitt, Sr. and Marie Solien Moffitt were devoted and loving parents and gra
2 CONC ndparents.  On the day his daughter-in-law delivered twin boys, William A. Moffitt, Sr. start
2 CONC ed up the steps to their apartment.  His wife called down to him:  "Delores had two boys."  H
2 CONC e at once turned around and started for the door.  "Where are you going?"  "I have to get cig
2 CONC ars to take to work tomorrow."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Marie Solien Moffitt dropped dead on the street in downtown St. Louis while Christmas shoppin
2 CONC g on December 16, 1963. William A. Moffitt, Sr. died November 16, 1964 after a series of smal
2 CONC l strokes.  He loved to sing and dance.  He was in the finest sense of the word a gentle man.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Written by William A. Moffitt, Jr., March 6, 2002.
2 CONT 
2 CONT St. Louis, Missouri                                            September 6, 1962
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Noel and Evva:
2 CONT 
2 CONT I hope this will not be too much of a shock to both of you, but I hope you will recover.  I d
2 CONC on't know when I have written a letter but as you were going to hang your key on the wall an
2 CONC d just talk I thought perhaps you should have just a few facts about the little old inland to
2 CONC wn of Nauvoo on the banks of the Old Mississippi where I and my older brother Ted went fishin
2 CONC g to supply some 15 people of the Thomas N. Moffitt family with food during the summer months
2 CONC .  When we were not fishing we were hunting squirrels with our old dog Rover, a wonderful squ
2 CONC irrel dog, which we thought was the best in the country; but he was out in the field with u
2 CONC s one day where we were putting up hay and he strayed down in a weed patch, but he was a terr
2 CONC or on snakes, but this happened to be the wrong day for him.  We heard him bark once and kne
2 CONC w he had a snake, but the snake to my sorrow got him.  For when we got to the house that even
2 CONC ing his head was almost twice its original size.  We poured whiskey down him and did whateve
2 CONC r we knew what to do but the next morning I got up real early hoping to find him O.K., but th
2 CONC ere he was with his head stuck in the straw stack.  That was all for poor Old Rover, and I cr
2 CONC ied I guess for a week, but we never had another Rover, and it wasn't any fun to hunt squirre
2 CONC ls any more.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I think Marie sent you a letter trying to explain about the Mormons, but I don't believe sh
2 CONC e knows too much about them so I thought I would tell a few facts about those days around 182
2 CONC 0.
2 CONT 
2 CONT About the key I sent you I have always been awfully sorry that I haven't any papers on this a
2 CONC ll I have is what I remember father told me.  My father was deaf from the time he was about 1
2 CONC 8, so it made it awfully hard to talk to him, but I have a land grant issued on sheep skin si
2 CONC gned by Martin Van Buren then President of the U.S. in 1840.  Now my grandfather came to thi
2 CONC s Country from Ireland and settled on this land because of the wonderful timber on it as ther
2 CONC e was no building material to be had.  So they went into the timber and cut down tree after t
2 CONC ree and started to builda a house, and I am awfully sorry that this house was not preserved a
2 CONC s a land mark for I think this house was the oldest house in that part of the country.  The l
2 CONC ogs in it were all hand hewn by a distant cousin of my grandfather by the name of Lyman Beech
2 CONC er.  Of course, there was no cement so I think they used red clay to plaster up the crackes b
2 CONC etween the logs.  And that is where I was born and raised and my father and mother and the th
2 CONC irteen children were raised along with my grandfather, for he had bad luck.  He and his wif
2 CONC e had my father and a girl, but his wife died in childbirth when the girl was born.  So tha
2 CONC t left him with two small children.  But he never married again and when my dad married, the
2 CONC n in later years he came to live with us.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I started this September 6, 62 and now it is October 2, 62.  It has taken me quite a spell t
2 CONC o finish it.  Continued from page three.  So you see we had quite a family in the Log House
2 CONC , 13 children my father and my mother and my grandfather.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now getting back to a few facts about the Mormons.  My grandfather had .6 acres of Apple Orch
2 CONC ard on the farm and they would pack the apples in barrels and haul them into the Mississipp
2 CONC i landing in Nauvoo where they would be loaded on boats and shipped to New Orleans, for rive
2 CONC r transportation was the only way to get in and out of Nauvoo unless you wanted to go somewhe
2 CONC re in a lumber wagon, which I did many times.
2 CONT 
2 CONT At that time the population of Nauvoo was much greater than Chicago.  I do not know what th
2 CONC e exact population was but it was quite large, and a lot of them were Mormons, some of who
2 CONC m I have been told were big husky fellows who were not too fond of work.  They seemed to thin
2 CONC k that everybody owed them a living, and thats one reason the people in Nauvoo got together a
2 CONC nd drove  them out of the city.  They crossed the river in boats and landed in Iowa, but I th
2 CONC ink it was on the third night after they left that they came back across the river and burne
2 CONC d down the temple.  In the meantime, I haven't any dates, but during this uprising the crow
2 CONC d captured Hiram and Joseph Smith and put them in jail at Carthage, the county seat of Hancoc
2 CONC k County.  And a few days later a crowd went to county jail after the Smith boys and Joseph S
2 CONC mith was standing in one of the windows ready to jump when one of the mem shot him while stan
2 CONC ding in the window.  For years they never knew what they had done with his body, but years af
2 CONC ter they located what they believe was his grave down close to the river front in Nauvoo.
2 CONT 
2 CONT My dad told me a number of times that during apple harvest time there would be 10 or 12 big h
2 CONC usky fellows drive out in a wagon and go right into the orchard and help themselves to all th
2 CONC e apples they could haul away for my father and grandfather were helpless to do anything abou
2 CONC t it.  So you see there were lots of reasons for the uprising against them.
2 CONT 
2 CONT And for the key the only information I have is what my father told us, that there were thre
2 CONC e elders to the temple and each one was supposed  to have a key supposedly so that no one cou
2 CONC ld lock the other out.  The key that I have is supposed to be the smallest of the three keys.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The latter Day Saints, as they call themselves, now are buying up all the property they can b
2 CONC uy and at the present time are working trying to find the old foundation of the temple that w
2 CONC as destroyed.  I think I have a couple of issues of a weekly newspaper published in Nauvoo wh
2 CONC ich had some pictures of them digging trying to locate the original foundation.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Well, Noel, this is a terrible letter with one mistake after another, but I hope you get a li
2 CONC ttle kick out of it.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Lots of love to both of you and Evva and her mother.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Just Moff
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
3 TIME 02:39:01
0 @I86@ INDI
1 NAME Bernadine Loretta /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Bernadine Loretta
2 NICK Bernie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Apr 1888
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 3 Jun 1888
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Mar 1940
1 _UID 2F0FB61B0ED18F43A1D23CD80051C266C0FB
1 FAMS @F64@
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE First name maybe spelled Bernadien.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 9 Aug 2010
3 TIME 00:10:05
0 @I87@ INDI
1 NAME Otillia M. /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Otillia M.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Apr 1888
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 3 Jun 1888
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Mar 1960
2 PLAC Bartonville, Peoria, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 2 Apr 1960
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID B3A814467C5D194499FDFD5CE023B5E3757E
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE Birth, christening and death records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church i
2 CONC n Nauvoo, Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2011
3 TIME 15:48:58
0 @I88@ INDI
1 NAME Samantha Elizabeth /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Samantha Elizabeth
2 NICK Bess
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Nov 1889
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 22 Dec 1889
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Nov 1976
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 18 Nov 1976
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 50C68EA7A81DD24793894238FCFBBA5ACA55
1 FAMC @F10@
1 NOTE During the 1920 census, Elizabeth Moffitt is living in Kansas City, Missouri with her widowe
2 CONC d brother Thomas T. Moffitt and cousin, James T. Brady and his wife Enda Mary.  Elizabeth i
2 CONC s buried at Nauvoo Catholic Cemetary.  The birth and christening record located at Saints Pet
2 CONC er and Paul Catholic Church lists her name in Latin as Samantham Elizabetham.  Her mother rec
2 CONC ords in the family Bible, Lizzie S.
2 CONT Moffitt.  She was called Bess by the family.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Moffitt, one day last week."  Nauvoo Independen
2 CONC t, November 22, 1889.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Aug 2010
3 TIME 23:07:11
0 @I89@ INDI
1 NAME Clara Amelia /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Clara Amelia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Feb 1872
2 PLAC , Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 26 Feb 1872
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1955
2 PLAC Quincy, Adams, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Jan 1955
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID D9A9D510F04EC842A52123F0FE5E586AA666
1 FAMS @F58@
1 NOTE "Clara Reimbold Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clara so silent, yet clever,
2 CONT      Was diligent while at school;
2 CONT With a mind on her work and ever
2 CONT      Intent to observe each rule.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Father claimed her his one great comfort,
2 CONT      His dearest and last lft treasure;
2 CONT Companion was she, to a brother:
2 CONT      For both a support, and a pleasure.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Clara has now a home all her own,  
2 CONT      She would not change for Castles in Tyne;
2 CONT Her home to her is a palace grand,
2 CONT      Her children's holiest, happiest shrine."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Happy Girls of St. Mary's, by Mother Ottilia Hoeveller O.S.B., St. Mary's Convent, Nauvoo
2 CONC , Illinois, 1913.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 16:26:53
0 @I90@ INDI
1 NAME Cyril James /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Cyril James
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Feb 1899
2 PLAC Appanoose, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Dec 1934
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Dec 1934
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID CED289D872652C4582D7D2E400B68834CA2F
1 FAMC @F58@
1 NOTE Never married.  Is buried in Nauvoo Catholic Cemetary. The death and burial records are locat
2 CONC ed at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo, Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 21:38:49
0 @I91@ INDI
1 NAME Bertha Amelia /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Bertha Amelia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Sep 1901
2 PLAC Appanoose, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Nov 1994
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 9D1D485F0C989B40BEB0125F85DC5F44C35D
1 FAMS @F66@
1 FAMS @F67@
1 FAMC @F58@
1 NOTE Bertha Moffitt Bush Kerr was a very large part of keeping our family history alive.  Bertha h
2 CONC aving stayed in the Nauvoo area had kept track of the various branches of the family and wa
2 CONC s able to share that information with me.  I have since been able to locate many branches o
2 CONC f the family which I never could have done without her help.  I am including the letters I ha
2 CONC ve from her because I feel it shows how important she felt family was.  Blaine A. Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT Nauvoo Ill.
2 CONT Nov. 4, 1977
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Blaine,
2 CONT      I hope you won't mind if I'm not formal, but thought since we are relatives we may as we
2 CONC ll act like it.  I'm not sure you will be able to read this as I don't do quite as well a
2 CONC s I did years ago.
2 CONT      I'm sorry I am so slow getting this information for you, but decided to paint the wall
2 CONC s & woodwork in my dining room and it took longer than I expected.  My daughter Elaine Foehri
2 CONC ng offered to help me get some dates from the Cemetery, but just as we were leaving an old fr
2 CONC iend stopped by to visit so didn't get there.  Today I went alone and came up with some date
2 CONC s you may want.  First the stone you saw with the name Terrance Brady is undoubtly My great g
2 CONC randparents and your great, great, great grandparents I think.  The stone was probably put th
2 CONC ere after Mike Brady's wife died in 1937.  The dates I copied are as follows Terrance Brady d
2 CONC ied Sept. 13, 1854 age 40 years.  No birth date given.  His wife Bridget Brady Jan. 1-1822 di
2 CONC ed Sept. 15-1892.  Michael Brady Oct. 8-1843 - Mar. 11-1917  His wife Mary Brady Jan. 1-184
2 CONC 7 - Feb. 18-1937.
2 CONT      I remember her well, but just barely remember Uncle Mike.  I could not find a stone fo
2 CONC r Uncle Jim Brady, but since he was not married there probably isn't one.
2 CONT      My grandparents were Thomas N. Moffitt July 15, 1845 - May 13, 1935.  Elizabeth Oct. 22-
2 CONC 1847 - Nov. 17-1912.  Also found Mary E. (Brady) Ogden July 9-1840 - Jan 24-1927.  Her husban
2 CONC d Wm July 10-1837 - Jan 27-1912.  I never knew them as they lived in Des Moines Iowa.  Rememb
2 CONC er meeting one or two daughters.
2 CONT      Thanks so much for the picture and tell your grandfather if he ever visits Nauvoo whil
2 CONC e I'm still here I would be very glad to meet him.  Am sending a clipping from a death notic
2 CONC e of one of Mike Brady's darghters.  By the way I'm sure you meant your grandfather would b
2 CONC e a cousin to my DAd not my Mother.
2 CONT     If I come up with more information will be glad to pass it along to you.
2 CONT                As ever
2 CONT                           Bertha (Moffitt) Bush
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT (The dates I sent first were on the Stones at the cemetery so should be correct)
2 CONT Nauvoo Ill.
2 CONT Jan. 22, 1978
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dear Blaine,
2 CONT      Am sorry I have been so slow in answering but have spent most of the last two weeks in b
2 CONC ed with the flu.  Sure had it hard but was lucky to have a grandaughter a student at Iowa Cit
2 CONC y who was home for Christmas break.  She offered to stay with me until she had to go back t
2 CONC o school.  Then my neighbor offered to give me penisillum shots.  She came every day for 10 d
2 CONC ays.  If I had to go out in the cold to the Dr's office I'm afraid I wouldn't have made it.
2 CONT      Am sending what information I have here.
2 CONT      Buelah Gotschall is the only decendant of Michael & Mary Brady now living.  I wrote to m
2 CONC y cousin in Chicago to get it.
2 CONT      As for the ones from the Rectory, I'll have my daughter-in-law check if she can find Fat
2 CONC her Wissing there, but he spends so much time over at the school, he is hard to find.  I don'
2 CONC t know when I'll be able to go to town.
2 CONT      Michael & Jim Brady were of course my great Uncles and while I remember Uncle Mike & Aun
2 CONC t Mary I think Uncle Jim died when I was quite small.  I remember my Dad saying he lived wit
2 CONC h them as he was not married.
2 CONT Best Wishes     Bertha Bush
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 13:27:23
0 @I92@ INDI
1 NAME Bernard Henry /Moffitt/
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN Bernard Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Aug 1905
2 PLAC Appanoose, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 May 1954
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 12 May 1954
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID D70DEC4CA723EA48893B4C29D0F8DEC9C01F
1 FAMC @F58@
1 NOTE Never married.  Is buried in Nauvoo Catholic Cemetary.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I93@ INDI
1 NAME Eldred George /Bush/
2 SURN Bush
2 GIVN Eldred George
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Jun 1905
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Dec 1976
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 21 Dec 1976
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetary, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 156DB1730969D74EB4BFD6B810017DAC78A9
1 FAMS @F66@
1 NOTE Obituaries
2 CONT Elred Bush
2 CONT 
2 CONT Eldred George Bush, 71 of Nauvoo died at 7:50 p.m. Saturday in Nauvoo.  He was born June 12
2 CONC , 1905 in Nauvoo, the son of the late George H. and Lulu Schneider Bush.  He married Bertha M
2 CONC offitt Feb. 8, 1932, in Greenfield, Iowa.  She survives.  Mr. Bush was a retired farmer.  H
2 CONC e is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Francis (Elaine) Foehring of Fort Madison, Mrs. Doroth
2 CONC y Millmeyer and Mrs. Howard (Mary Lou) Freesmeier, both of West Point; one son, Donald J. o
2 CONC f Nauvoo; one brother, Harold of Nauvoo; 14 grandchildren and four step-grandchildren.  Mr. B
2 CONC ush was preceded in death by one sister and one grandson.  A funeral service was held at 10 a
2 CONC .m. Tuesday at Fiedler Funeral home.  The Rev. John Wissing officiated.  Internment was in S
2 CONC S Peter and Paul Cemetery.  Nauvoo Grapevine, December 23, 1976.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 13:27:07
0 @I94@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID B2E44D81D4D03E44917DAAB0D2697C15BEDE
1 FAMS @F69@
1 FAMC @F66@
0 @I95@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 93350DF6C3837A4282B0666F0405F72E0204
1 FAMS @F70@
1 FAMC @F66@
0 @I96@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Louise /Bush/
2 SURN Bush
2 GIVN Mary Louise
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Oct 1938
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Nov 1938
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1997
2 PLAC Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA
2 SOUR @S5@
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Sep 1997
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, West Point, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 _UID 027E9467D46D3C438E7E0D3D8CCFE300CFEB
1 FAMS @F71@
1 FAMS @F72@
1 FAMC @F66@
1 NOTE "Mary Lou Freesmeier, 58, of Fort Collins, Colorado, formerly of West Point, died at 7:58 a.m
2 CONC . Friday, September 19, 1997, at her home.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born October 12, 1938, in Nauvoo, Illinois, she was the daughter of Eldred and Bertha Moffit
2 CONC t Bush. On June 3, 1961, she married Richard J. Blindt. He died November 12, 1966. She then m
2 CONC arried Howard G. Freesmeier on July 20, 1968, in West Point.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Freesmeier had been a resident of West Point since 1967. She moved to Fort Collins in 19
2 CONC 82.
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Fort Collins. She was active in the Moos
2 CONC e and Veterans of Foreign Wars in Fort Collins.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Survivors include her husband; one son, Steve Blindt of Gales Ferry, Connecticut; one daughte
2 CONC r, Lisa Blindt of Loveland, Colorado; three stepsons, Kurt Freesmeier of Donnellson, Mark Fre
2 CONC esmeier of West Point and Michael Freesmeier of Montpelier; one stepdaughter, Chris Robinso
2 CONC n of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin; 10 grandchildren; one brother, Don Bush of Nauvoo; and tw
2 CONC o sisters, Elaine Foehring and Dorothy Millmeyer, both of Fort Madison.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Besides her first husband, she was preceded in death by her parents.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Visitation will begin after noon Monday at Link Funeral Home in West Point. A rosary will b
2 CONC e recited at 3 p.m. and there will be a Christian vigil service at 7:30 p.m.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The funeral for Mrs. Freesmeier will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in W
2 CONC est Point, with the Reverend David Wilkening officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemeter
2 CONC y in West Point.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A memorial has been established for St. Mary's Catholic Church or the donor's choice."  The I
2 CONC owa Haweye, page 10B, September 21, 1997; Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jan 2011
3 TIME 11:36:56
0 @I97@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 3FCBFDC81DFD8C459E52B0C68EE9B72371A3
1 FAMS @F73@
1 FAMC @F66@
0 @I98@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 0243C6CAA763C34C9EB2058F44989777BCB6
1 FAMS @F69@
0 @I99@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 509666F12ABB204CB8327723BCFAC4E6726B
1 FAMS @F75@
1 FAMC @F69@
0 @I100@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 44FFD6D14AF9214FB0510C4866DADED7E7DE
1 FAMS @F76@
1 FAMC @F69@
0 @I101@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A7144BDE9A70984C8356446EE8E1C81705BA
1 FAMS @F77@
1 FAMC @F69@
0 @I102@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 04DD58B2C843954382534D6E72AF2238D915
1 FAMS @F78@
1 FAMS @F30778@
1 FAMC @F69@
0 @I103@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID B49953F47D42B7419E29678A777C4AA5E5FA
1 FAMS @F75@
0 @I104@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID B7AC57AC46C91149AC3844338F2BC2A84E90
1 FAMS @F31581@
1 FAMC @F75@
0 @I105@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph Henry /Millmeyer/
2 SURN Millmeyer
2 GIVN Joseph Henry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Dec 1931
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 1 Jan 1933
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 May 2006
2 PLAC Quincy, Adams, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 2D10CC4608ACDA46BB99CABC981DABBE1B6E
1 FAMS @F70@
1 NOTE Joseph Henry Millmeyer, 74, of 2805 Ave. C, Fort Madison, died at 6 p.m. Friday, May 26, 200
2 CONC 6 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Ill.He was born on Dec. 28, 1931 in Montrose, the son o
2 CONC f George and Louise Hoenig Millmeyer. He worked at Chevron Chemical and also at Gleasons. H
2 CONC e married Dorothy Bush on April 21, 1956. He then married Janet Cagle on May 5, 1984. He serv
2 CONC ed in the Navy during the Korean War.Survivors include his wife Janet of Fort Madison; fou
2 CONC r daughters, Debbie (husband Zahed) Sheikholeslami of Westborough, Mass., Linda (husband Dust
2 CONC y) Cole of Ramstein, Germany, Marcia (husband John) McKinley of Williamsburg, and Janis (husb
2 CONC and Danny) Vittetoe of Washington; a son, Dan (wife Becky) Millmeyer of Coralville; two step-
2 CONC daughters, Renee (husband John) Davlin of Ankeny and Terri Cagle-Nelson of Fort Madison; 13 g
2 CONC randchildren, and a brother, Louis Millmeyer of Texas.He was preceded in death by his paren
2 CONC ts, a brother, and an infant son.Friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday, and the family wil
2 CONC l meet with friends from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday evening at King-Lynk Funeral Home. His body ha
2 CONC s been cremated. A Celebration of Life will be at 6 p.m. Thursday at King-Lynk, with Pastor L
2 CONC arry Wagner officiating. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
2 CONT 	
2 CONT Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Holy Trinity Catholic Schools. Contri
2 CONC butions can be left at King-Lynk. Online condolences may be left at King-Lynk Funeral Home'
2 CONC s website at www.kinglynk.com.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Jul 2010
3 TIME 20:35:35
0 @I106@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID F2C2FA43613F41418998CA4C94B34B6945B5
1 FAMS @F81@
1 FAMC @F70@
0 @I107@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID FB4F5A371B50C144B59FF3A1EC6E0D51EBE7
1 FAMS @F82@
1 FAMC @F70@
0 @I108@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 15ECB9826C44F846A13D9BE2E9B3FA3B56A9
1 FAMS @F83@
1 FAMC @F70@
0 @I109@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 9E080ADF6BEE464D9D1376A3AE6D0E69D6CA
1 FAMS @F84@
1 FAMC @F70@
0 @I110@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 499338723D273F4CB4D4D5EF9559AFBF1D43
1 FAMS @F85@
1 FAMC @F70@
0 @I111@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 66A6F01936F5374D9DC35B1A1856D027FE73
1 FAMS @F82@
0 @I112@ INDI
1 NAME Richard J. /Blindt/
2 SURN Blindt
2 GIVN Richard J.
1 SEX M
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Nov 1966
1 _UID 311F40C2CA3CD346BFC015CDE17BBD8C77AD
1 FAMS @F71@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Feb 2012
3 TIME 00:04:17
0 @I113@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 69934C7F3359C04F819A2E876AE6BC064413
1 FAMC @F71@
0 @I114@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 5F05DD95BC28EF4ABFA8496E7CAE029CD960
1 FAMS @F87@
1 FAMC @F71@
0 @I115@ INDI
1 NAME Howard G. /Freesmeier/
2 SURN Freesmeier
2 GIVN Howard G.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Apr 1930
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Aug 2009
2 PLAC West Point, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Aug 2009
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, West Point, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 _UID 69F3CA4E5791AE45936634EAEC9436708CCB
1 FAMS @F72@
1 NOTE "Howard Freesmeier
2 CONT Howard G. Freesmeier, 79, of West Point, formerly of Fort Collins, Colo., died at 1:40 a.m. W
2 CONC ednesday, Aug. 26, 2009, at Donnellson Health Center.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Born April 17, 1930, in Fort Madison, he was the son of Louis and Della Moeller Freesmeier.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In February 1956, he married Cena Louise Boltz. She died in November 1967. In July 1969, he m
2 CONC arried Mary Louise Bush Blindt. She died in 1997.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Freesmeier was an electrician at First Miss before it closed, and he moved to Fort Collin
2 CONC s, where he worked for the Raw Hide Power Plant.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in West Point, Holtz-Geers American Legion Pos
2 CONC t 668 in West Point, West Point Knights of Columbus and Fort Collins Moose Club. He was a Kor
2 CONC ean War veteran.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He enjoyed farming, socializing, NASCAR racing and tinkering in his garage.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Survivors include two daughters, Cena Christine Konieczny of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., and Lis
2 CONC a Hawk of Fort Madison; four sons, Michael Freesmeier of Davenport, Mark Freesmeier of West P
2 CONC oint, Kurt Freesmeier of Donnellson and Steve Blindt of Johnstown, Colo.; 10 grandchildren; s
2 CONC even great-grandchildren; three sisters, Betty Becker of West Point, Darlene Putnam of West B
2 CONC urlington and Janice Judy of Franklin; one brother, Delmar Freesmeier of West Point; nieces a
2 CONC nd nephews.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Besides his wives, he was preceded in death by his parents and one brother.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Visitation will be from noon to 8 p.m. Friday at Schmitz-Lynk Funeral Home & Crematory in Wes
2 CONC t Point, where the family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. A Knights of Columbus rosar
2 CONC y will be prayed at 3 p.m. and a wake service will be at 7 p.m.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Mass of Christian Burial for Mr. Freesmeier will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Cat
2 CONC holic Church in West Point. Burial with full military rites by Holtz-Geers American Legion Po
2 CONC st 668 will be in Calvary Cemetery, West Point.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A memorial has been established for the West Point American Legion."  thehawkeye.com, Augus
2 CONC t 27, 2009.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jan 2011
3 TIME 11:37:32
0 @I116@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 98CA86D16B4F5D4B915700332A8705EAD60E
1 FAMS @F73@
0 @I117@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 20C3F28DDC4F5844BADEFDC70A5A06E3D233
1 FAMS @F89@
1 FAMC @F73@
0 @I118@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5080563B2B5BDB4BA62765496014E9F5DAE0
1 FAMS @F90@
1 FAMS @F91@
1 FAMC @F73@
0 @I119@ INDI
1 NAME John Patrick /Bush/
2 SURN Bush
2 GIVN John Patrick
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 May 1969
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 8 Jun 1969
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Aug 2010
2 PLAC Niota, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 31 Aug 2010
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 06E025A13ABF4A49BB12C7FEF96813E01E2D
1 FAMS @F92@
1 FAMC @F73@
1 NOTE "John Patrick Bush
2 CONT May 16, 1969 –– Aug. 27, 2010
2 CONT NIOTA, Ill. –– John Patrick Bush, 41, of Niota, Ill., died Friday, Aug. 27, 2010, as the resu
2 CONC lt of an automobile accident near Niota.  He was born on May 16, 1969, in Fort Madison, the s
2 CONC on of Donald James and Sonja Jean Jolley Bush. They survive in Nauvoo, Ill..  In addition t
2 CONC o his parents, he is survived by his grandmother, Erma Gilbert of Petersburg, Ill.; two daugh
2 CONC ters, Jordan and Katie Bush, and their mother, Kacey Bush, all of Hamilton, Ill.; a sister, M
2 CONC itzi (Greg) Walker of Tampa Bay, Fla.; a brother, Jamie (Shelley) Bush of Nauvoo; five nephew
2 CONC s, Jared, Andrew, Jeremy, Ian and Corby; two nieces, Jaley and Sydney; and a great-niece, Ale
2 CONC xa.  He was preceded in death by his grandparents.  He graduated from Nauvoo-Colusa High Scho
2 CONC ol in 1987.  He was employed as a union iron worker (Local 577) and was working for Ames Cont
2 CONC racting in Keokuk.  He was a member of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nauvoo.  John e
2 CONC njoyed woodworking, gardening and four-wheeling. He also enjoyed cooking and loved animals
2 CONC .  He especially loved the time he spent with his daughters and his family.  A mass of Christ
2 CONC ian burial service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church with th
2 CONC e Rev. Tom Szydlik as celebrant.  Burial will be in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Nauvoo.  Vi
2 CONC sitation is after 3 p.m. today at Lamporte - St.Clair Funeral Home, Nauvoo, with family meeti
2 CONC ng friends from 5 to 7 p.m. A Rosary will be prayed at 7:30 p.m.  A memorial has been establi
2 CONC shed for his children’s education fund."  Daily Gate City, Monday, August 30, 2010.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Sep 2010
3 TIME 19:42:57
0 @I120@ INDI
1 NAME Marie /Solien/
2 SURN Solien
2 GIVN Marie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Jun 1885
2 PLAC Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Dec 1963
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 19 Dec 1963
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
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1 NAME William Albert /Moffitt/ Jr.
2 SURN Moffitt
2 GIVN William Albert
2 NSFX Jr.
2 NICK Bill
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jun 1919
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 1919
2 PLAC St. Louis Cathedral, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 May 2010
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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1 NOTE William A. Moffitt, Jr. was born June 19, 1919, a year to the day of the wedding of his paren
2 CONC ts, William A. Moffitt, Sr. and Marie Solien Moffitt, in 1918.  He attended Cathedral Grade S
2 CONC chool and St. Louis University High School and was graduated with a classical AB degree fro
2 CONC m the College of Arts ans Sciences of St. Louis University in June 1941.  He was selected t
2 CONC o edit the Alumni News of St. Louis University.  The Alumni News was published through the Al
2 CONC umni Office of the University.  Father Willian (Bill) Ryan, S.J. was in Charge of Alumni Affa
2 CONC irs.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Delores Mary Finan was the secretary to Father Ryan.  The first date of William A. Moffitt, J
2 CONC r and Dolores Mary Finan was on July 14, 1941.  They attended an outdoors dance at Norwood Hi
2 CONC lls Country Club.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dolores Mary Finan was the daughter of Thomas J. Finan, Sr. and Amanda Johanna (Mae) Finnan
2 CONC .  Her brother, Thomas J. Finan, Jr., died in 1976.  Her sister Mary Margaret (Bunny) Finan H
2 CONC ermann lives in St. Louis, Missouri.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dolores Mary Finan attended St. Engelbert's Grade School and was graduated from Xavier High S
2 CONC chool and attended classes at St. Louis University.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William A. Moffitt, Jr. enrolled in the summer session of the Law School at St. Louis Univers
2 CONC ity and continued his law studies until July 1942, when he entered the Army.  He served for
2 CONC m July 1943 to February 1946, most of such service being with the Judge Advocate Section of I
2 CONC X Corps Headquarters in the United States, Hawaii, the Philippines and Japan.  He was dischar
2 CONC ged with the rank of technical sergeant in February, 1946.
2 CONT 
2 CONT During the war years Dolores Mary Finan held several secretarial positions.  She was secretar
2 CONC y to the manager of Combustion Engineering when William A. Moffitt, Jr. and Dolores Mary Fina
2 CONC n were married on April 26, 1946 in St. Engelbert's parish in St. Louis.  Their wedding break
2 CONC fast was held at the place they had their first date, Norwood Hills Country Club.
2 CONT 
2 CONT he School of Law at St. Louis University was closed during the war years.  While waiting fo
2 CONC r classes to become available to him, William A. Moffitt, Jr. worked part time as an Assistan
2 CONC t to the Director of Public Relations at the University.  When classes became available he re
2 CONC turned to the Law School.  He finished law school in January 1948 and after passing the bar e
2 CONC xam was admitted to practice in April 1948.  Graduation from Law School was held jointly wit
2 CONC h the June 1948 class in June 1948.  His daughter and her mother attended graduation.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Four children were born of the marriage between William A. Moffitt, Jr. and Dolores Finan Mof
2 CONC fitt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Patricia Anne (Pam) Moffitt Bell was a special education teacher before her marriage to Mar
2 CONC k R. Bell, an accountant.  They are the parents of two sons:  Mark Robert Bell, and Brendan M
2 CONC offitt Bell.  The Bells make their home in Atlanta, Georgia.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maureen Moffitt Wilt is an Assistant Professor of Social Work in the Department of Sociolog
2 CONC y and Social Work at Cenral Missouri State University in Warrensburg, Missouri.  She has tw
2 CONC o sons:  Christopher Wilt and Robert Westley (Wes) Wilt.  She lives in the Kansas City, Misso
2 CONC uri area.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dr. William A. (Mike) Moffitt III and Dr. Jacqueline Pfeifer are both psychologists with thei
2 CONC r offices in Olathe and Leavenworth, Kansas.  They have two girls:  Kelsey Moffitt and Annali
2 CONC se Moffitt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terrence Finan Moffitt, a twin is an attorney practicing in the St. Louis area.  His wife, Di
2 CONC ane Mueller Moffitt, is a school teacher.  They have two children:  Megan Emily Moffitt and M
2 CONC ichael Moffitt.  Their home is in Glendale, Missouri.
2 CONT 
2 CONT While Dolres Moffitt was providing the daily care for the family, William A. Moffitt, Jr. wa
2 CONC s engaged in the private practice of law in the St. Louis area.  He specialized in appellat
2 CONC e practice, wills, probate, will contests and trust litigation.  For a number of years unti
2 CONC l he retired he represented Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children in their will contest an
2 CONC d trust litigation in the City of St. Louis, County of St. Louis and in neighboring counties
2 CONC .  He was a member of the Missouri Bar, The Bar Association of Metroplitan St. Louis, and Th
2 CONC e American Bar Association.  He was active in committee work of local and state bar associati
2 CONC ons.  William A. Moffitt, Jr. was a member of a number of partnerships including on with hi
2 CONC s son, Terrence Finan Moffitt.
2 CONT 
2 CONT When her twin sons were in high school, Dolores Finan Moffitt returned to the business world
2 CONC .  Her first position was as bookeeper at Rosary High School from 1970 to 1980.  In 1980 sh
2 CONC e took a position in the Board Office of the Board of Education of the City of Ladue.  Her jo
2 CONC b description gave no clue as to what her duties actually were.  She was hired to be the Secr
2 CONC etary to the Business Manager.  In addition to performing the designated duties, Dolores Fina
2 CONC n Moffitt prepared the payroll for the entire district, balanced all bank account statements
2 CONC , except the pay roll account, which she could not balance because she was the one who had pr
2 CONC epared the pay roll account.  When she retired in 1991 it was necessary for the Ladue Schoo
2 CONC l District to hire four workers so that her former duties could be accomplished.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William A. Moffitt, Jr. retired in 2000.  They live in St. Louis County, Missouri.
2 CONT 
2 CONT This history was prepared by William A. Moffitt, Jr.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Written by Bill Moffitt 1975
2 CONT 
2 CONT     If I had been born a girl, many things would have been different. First of all, I would h
2 CONC ave been named Helga Elizabeth Moffitt after my maternal and paternal grandmothers. Of much g
2 CONC reater importance to me, and to those of you for whom these words are intended, I would neve
2 CONC r have been able to marry Dolores Finan and have four fine children.
2 CONT 	It may seem presumptuous to write about our and your past. These words are not, however, int
2 CONC ended primarily for our children. They have heard most of what will be stated here over the y
2 CONC ears. Now Pam and Mark have moved to California and the first grandchild of ours is about t
2 CONC o be born as I begin to write. How many grandchildren will there be and where in the country
2 CONC , the world or the universe they will live are presently unknown to us. It is for them and th
2 CONC eir descendants who may not have know us that these remembrances of things past are intended
2 CONC . It is said a young man dreams, a mature man achieves and an old man remembers. At this time
2 CONC , I am not young, but I  am not yet old, but there are things I do remember. I urge each pare
2 CONC nt for his or her own group to continue what has been began here for each family unit. In tha
2 CONC t way each family will preserve for itself some knowledge of what factors, genetic, social an
2 CONC d familial, have made each individual, at least in part what he or she is and will become.
2 CONT 	I was born June 19, 1919 in St. Louis, Missouri. Naturally, I had to have parents. They wer
2 CONC e William A Moffitt, Jr. and Marie Solien Moffitt. They met in Minot, North Dakota, where m
2 CONC y mother was teaching school and where my father had come to work with his brother-in-law, Wi
2 CONC lliam Ogden in what was called the Normal School. They met on ice, so in one sense you coul
2 CONC d say they had a cool beginning. I think that Mark Bell may enjoy that feeble attempt at humo
2 CONC r. At any rate, family history has it that my father saw my mother skating and asked her brot
2 CONC her, Noël Solien, to introduce them. Of such beginnings is our family history started. But, o
2 CONC f course, in each case, Marie Solien and 
2 CONT Bill Moffitt had to come from somewhere and some parents. The places they came from originall
2 CONC y where Stoughtan, Wisconsin and Nauvoo, Illinois, and their parents were Oleus J. Solien an
2 CONC d Helga Fauchald and Thomas Moffitt and Elizabeth Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT THE NORWEGIAN SIDE
2 CONT 
2 CONT 	As my children have heard their mother say, all their bad traits come from the Norwegian anc
2 CONC estry, so it is only fitting that we begin with that part of the family history. Olaus Solie
2 CONC n and Helga Fauchald were both born in Norway. Grandpa Solien, who always signed the letter
2 CONC s I saw with his initials O.J. Solien only, was the son of a schoolteacher in Norway. When h
2 CONC e came to this country, he did not want to adapt the ordinary Scandinavian custom of becomin
2 CONC g Olausson or Olafson, but took instead the name Solien, sunny land or sunny valley. Noel Sol
2 CONC ien in Jamestown has a stove from the Solien farm in Norway, which has been made into a displ
2 CONC ay piece with an appropriate inscription. Dolores and I saw it this summer when we visited Ja
2 CONC mestown.
2 CONT 	O. J Solien and Helga Fauchald Solien settled in Stoughton, Wisconsin where O. J Solien foun
2 CONC d work in a match factory. In those day, matches were wooden and sulphur tipped. It was neces
2 CONC sary that the factory workers wear tight fitting hats to cut down the chances of being burne
2 CONC d about the head and face. O.J. Solien always claimed tight fitting caps were the cause of hi
2 CONC s baldness. At any rate, I can never remember a time when my grandfather was not bald, an
2 CONC d I visited in my mother’s parent’s home every other summer until I was fourteen years of age
2 CONC .  My grandfather, who was a quiet man, but who always had a twinkle in his eye, always tol
2 CONC d me the reason he was bald was because he wanted to part his hair with a towel. Of interes
2 CONC t to Mike and Terry is that my mother’s oldest brother, Marvin Solien, was also bald for man
2 CONC y years. Perhaps, working in a match factory had nothing to do with Grandpa Solien’s baldness
2 CONC . Mike and Terry can take comfort in the fact that Noel Solien at eighty years of age still h
2 CONC as a full head of hair, but they should also remember that their maternal grandfather, Thoma
2 CONC s J. Finan, had a certain sparseness of covering for the top of his head.
2 CONT 	O.J. Solien and Helga Fauchald Solien had five children: Marvin Solien, Oscar Solien, Mari
2 CONC e Solien, Noel Solien and Esther Solien. All the children were born in Stoughton, Wisconsin
2 CONC . Helga Fauchald Solien had a brother, Julius Fauchald, a Norwegian immigrant, also who cam
2 CONC e to this country, and became only authentic millionaire in any of the direct family lines
2 CONC . I do not know if Fred Hebeler could qualify, as such, and he was in the family only by marr
2 CONC iage to Grandma Finan’s sister.
2 CONT 	At one time, Julius Fauchald became ill and was hospitalized. Family history has it he was n
2 CONC ursed to health by another Norwegian immigrant, Aunt Ingrid, whom he subsequently married, an
2 CONC d that their first pieces of furniture were packing crates.
2 CONT 	Uncle Julius went into the mercantile business. He would go to small  towns in the areas pop
2 CONC ulated by Norwegians and other Scandinavian immigrants, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakota
2 CONC s and open 5and 10 cent stores and that when the chain store, Kresge and Woolworth, for examp
2 CONC le came in, he would sell out to one of the chains and move on, repeating the process, openin
2 CONC g and selling such stores and building up capital.
2 CONT 	In time, he opened The New York Department Store in Minot, North Dakota. My Uncle Marvin an
2 CONC d my Uncle Noel, and I believe, my Uncle Oscar all moved to Minot and worked for Uncle Juliu
2 CONC s in The New York Department Sore. Uncle Noel claims that it was Uncle Marvin who made his Un
2 CONC cle Julius a rich man.
2 CONT 	Marie Solien, born in Stoughton, Wisconsin, grew up there and eventually went to teacher’s c
2 CONC ollege in Madison Wisconsin with her great and good friend, Eleanor Micekelson. Subsequentl
2 CONC y she obtained a position teaching in Minot, North Dakota, joining her brothers who were alre
2 CONC ady living there. Grandpa and Grandma Solien and your youngest child, Esther, moved finally a
2 CONC lso to Minot and thus all my visits to my grandparents home were to North Dakota.
2 CONT 	Julius Fauchald while accumulating wealth was also producing a family of his own. Their name
2 CONC s have Norwegian flavor: Melvin, Marie, Nora, Nils, Jalmar, Brigid. Nora Fauchald was a famou
2 CONC s singer in her day, and at one time was a soloist with the famous bandleader, Philip Sousa
2 CONC . Whenever the Sousa band performed in the St. Louis area, the Moffitt trio had to go to se
2 CONC e her perform. I remember going to one performance at a fair in Illinois, and I remember on
2 CONC e other time going backstage to visit Nora in her dressing room. Marie Fauchald Franks wa
2 CONC s a particular favorite of my mothers, and she was and is a great favorite of Dolores and o
2 CONC f me. As I write, her husband Joe Franks is not well. When we were in North Dakota this summe
2 CONC r, Aunt Esther Solien Falconer,
2 CONT Dolores and I visited in the home of Marie and Joe Franks and had a thoroughly  delightful af
2 CONC ternoon. Marie’s sister, Brigid, was staying with Marie. Dolores and I found her to be a comp
2 CONC etently charming person.
2 CONT 	With such a large family for Uncle Julius to find places for, Marvin Solien realized that h
2 CONC e should strike out on his own. He and Noel Solien borrowed money from Julius Fauchald and op
2 CONC ened Solien Brothers Store in Jamestown, North Dakota.
2 CONT 	Marvin Solien married Olga Wardswain. They had five children: Kay Solien, Elizabeth (Libby
2 CONC ) Solien, Marvin Solien, Jr. Robert Solien, Mary Lou Solien. Kay is married to--------. The
2 CONC y have adopted----------.
2 CONT Elizabeth Solien is  married to
2 CONT They have a daughter that is a physician. Marvin Solien married late in life. His wife had ch
2 CONC ildren by her first marriage.  They also have----
2 CONT Robert Solien is vice president of a bank in Jamestown and Mary Lou Solien is married to a de
2 CONC ntist. Robert Solien and Mary Lou Solien were born after the years that I visited North Dakot
2 CONC a and I have had very little contact with them over the years. We saw Robert Solien in the ba
2 CONC nk this summer, but Mary Lou was at the Lake and with Noel’s heart attacks and hospital confi
2 CONC nement, we did not stop at the Lake as Noel had planned for us to do.
2 CONT 	Noel Solien married Evva Cunningham. They have no children, but both of them are very clos
2 CONC e to Dolores and me. Oscar Solien died in an influenza epidemic of World War I. Esther Solien
2 CONC , the youngest of the family married Kenneth Falconer, who worked for the Great Northern Rail
2 CONC road until his retirement. After his retirement, he was Public Administrator in Minot until h
2 CONC e died of a heart attack the day we were taking Dolores to St. Mary’s Hospital for her last i
2 CONC n the series of back operations.
2 CONT 
2 CONT THE MOFFITTS AND THE BRADYS
2 CONT 
2 CONT So that you can have a perspective of what the backgrounds were when Marie Solien was introdu
2 CONC ced to Bill Moffitt on ice in Minot, North Dakota, those long years ago, we switch now to Nau
2 CONC voo, Illinois. Somewhere in our house there is or should be the original land grant deed sign
2 CONC ed by President Martin Van Burn for the Moffitt Farm outside Nauvoo, Illinois. In its time, t
2 CONC his farm saw the birth of thirteen children to Thomas Moffitt and Elizabeth Brady. I know th
2 CONC e names of the following children, James Moffitt, Mayme Moffit, Lucy Moffitt Reimbold, Anna M
2 CONC offitt Ogden, Theodore (Ted) Moffitt, William A Moffitt Sr., Bernie (  Bernadette or Bernadin
2 CONC e) Moffitt, Otelia (Tilly) Moffitt and Bess Moffitt. At times, I spell phonetically from memo
2 CONC ries of childhood. Neither my mother nor my father is here to ask what the names actually wer
2 CONC e or how they were spelled. I knew them all once, but now some are gone. It is for such a rea
2 CONC son that I urge each parent to write down similar background material while it is available s
2 CONC o that future generations can at least have the correct spelling of some of the collaterals o
2 CONC n the family tree.
2 CONT 	I never knew my father’s mother, Elizabeth Brady. She was died before I was born. I never kn
2 CONC ew or do not remember Mayme Moffitt, my father’s sister, who stayed and took care of her fath
2 CONC er until her death. I remember my father’s father, Thomas Moffitt, living with Aunt Bess Moff
2 CONC itt in a house in town at Nauvoo, Illinois. I doubt that he ever really knew me. I remember h
2 CONC im as a quiet very gentle, soft-spoken man with white hair and a white beard. He lived to b
2 CONC e eighty-nine years old. He never, according to my father, weighed more than one hundred thir
2 CONC ty five pounds in his life, but my dad said his father could outwork men weighing twice as mu
2 CONC ch as he did.  Grandpa Moffitt was stone deaf from the time he was thirty-five years old an
2 CONC d blind for the last ten years of his life, but his mind supposedly was alert until very clos
2 CONC e to his death. We visited in Nauvoo on a number of occasions, usually for weddings or time
2 CONC s like my cousin William’s first Mass, when I wore knickers and check and double check socks.
2 CONC , because the United States was when in the Amos and Andy Radio Craze, but I can never rememb
2 CONC er engaging in a direct conversation with my grandfather who was deaf all the time I knew him
2 CONC . 
2 CONT 	They tell the story that in the earlier days of his deafness, before his eyesight began to f
2 CONC ail that Thomas Moffitt could read lips, at least a little. One day he had walked into Nauvo
2 CONC o from the family farm and was watching a group play cards in the local tavern. One man, to m
2 CONC ake conversation, looked up, saw my grandfather and asked, “How are crops, Tom?” Without a se
2 CONC cond’s hesitation, my grandfather responded, “Oh, thanks, I’ll have a beer.”  Legend has it t
2 CONC hat the trapped card player muttered,” That’s the last time I’ll ask Tom Moffitt how his crop
2 CONC s are” as he ordered and paid for the unoffered beer.
2 CONT 	James Moffitt was the oldest son. Following the Irish custom of primogeniture, the family fa
2 CONC rm went to him and Grandpa Moffitt moved into town with Aunt Bess. The family farm had been p
2 CONC roductive enough to support the entire Moffitt family while they were growing up, but when Ja
2 CONC mes Moffitt took over, there was nothing for my Uncle Ted Moffitt or my father in the small f
2 CONC arming community of Nauvoo, Illinois, now famous for being the starting point of the westwar
2 CONC d trek of the Mormons, but then more renowned for being the site of many concord grape vineya
2 CONC rds. Prohibition and the depression had dual effectiveness on Nauvoo, which did not begin it
2 CONC s rebirth until the Mormons came back later and started to rebuild parts of the city as a sho
2 CONC wplace of Mormon history. All that was in the future when I visited Nauvoo in the 1920s and 1
2 CONC 930s.
2 CONT James Moffitt had three children, all extremely tall for those days, Bernard and Cyril, two b
2 CONC oys who never married although both lived to adulthood, and my cousin Bertha Moffitt, who mar
2 CONC ried Eldred Bush, and is still living in Nauvoo as a writer. She was always kind to my parent
2 CONC s and was extremely thoughtful after my mother died when my father was going through the ba
2 CONC d period of eleven months that he lived after my mother’s death.
2 CONT In time, James Moffitt lost the Moffitt farm. I do not know the particulars, but the farm i
2 CONC s no longer in the hands of any Moffitt or descendant of any Moffitt.
2 CONT Mayme Moffitt, who took the typical Irish role of staying home and looking after a widowed fa
2 CONC ther, never married. As I said, she died before I can remember her.
2 CONT Lucy Moffitt married Ed Reimbold. They also lived in the town of Nauvoo proper. I remember th
2 CONC eir home well. It was a two story white frame building with electricity in the later years, b
2 CONC ut no inside plumbing at any time.  There was a two seater privy in the back with the appropr
2 CONC iate Montgomery Ward or Sears Roebuck catalog and the inevitable flies in the heat of the sum
2 CONC mer. In winter, there was a chamber pot in every room. There was no central heating and the r
2 CONC ooms were cold. The beds were big and the mattresses soft and the covers many and warm. Whe
2 CONC n you got in bed, you sank way down and the mattress and covers enveloped you in a feeling o
2 CONC f continued warmth and well being that you had first experienced as soon as Aunt Lucy greete
2 CONC d you at the door. The shock came when nature required you in the middle of the night to ge
2 CONC t out from all that warmth and place your nice warm bottom on the ice cold china rim of the c
2 CONC hamber pot.  The first contact sent a chill through your entire body from which you never rec
2 CONC overed really for some time after you were back in the warmth of the bed.
2 CONT I preferred to stay at Aunt Lucy’s when we went to Nauvoo. There were children there or there
2 CONC abouts and most important of all a big tree swing hung from the big tree in the front yard. E
2 CONC ven if there were no children at home a young boy could use the swing by the hour and preten
2 CONC d that he was way up in the air piloting the plane that were beginning to be seen occasionall
2 CONC y in the sky.
2 CONT Lucy and Ed Reimbold had four children whose names I now recall. The first three were conside
2 CONC rably older than I was. The youngest child, a daughter, was about a year older than I. Josep
2 CONC h Reimbold was married and living away from home from the time of my first recollections of N
2 CONC auvoo. If I saw him at all, it was at the time of my cousin William Ogden’s first Mass. I hav
2 CONC e no memory of ever seeing or talking to him. Gertrude Reimbold was in religious life as lon
2 CONC g as I can remember her. She was called Sister Fabian. I saw her several times in Nauvoo an
2 CONC d she visited in St. Louis on behalf of her religious order on many occasions. Sister Fabia
2 CONC n died a year or so ago in Nauvoo. I did not know of her death until my cousin Bertha Bush wr
2 CONC ote and told me long after the event. Henry Reimbord, Lucy’s other boy, worked originally fo
2 CONC r the railroad in Chicago. During the depression, he was laid off by the railroad and came t
2 CONC o St. Louis and worked for my father who then had the AAA One Minute Key Company. It was Henr
2 CONC y who first got me interested in basketball. For the time he spent in St. Louis, Henry Reimbo
2 CONC ld was an early idol of mine. He left my father’s employ and returned to Chicago, where he an
2 CONC d his wife Connie still live. The last I heard he was still employed by one of the railroads
2 CONC . Since he is older than I am, he may be retired by now. His sister, Kathleen, who was abou
2 CONC t one year older than I, visited us in St. Louis one time when Henry was still working for m
2 CONC y father. I was, I think, a freshman in high school at the time; I have a vague memory that s
2 CONC he married some one from the Nauvoo area. I do not know where she is at this time.
2 CONT 	Anna Moffitt, another of my father’s older sisters married William Ogden. They had two sons
2 CONC , William and Merrill. As long as I can remember, William Ogden, my cousin, has been in relig
2 CONC ious life. I remember the whole Moffitt Ogden clan gathered in Nauvoo for his first high Mass
2 CONC . He is now stationed in Seattle Washington. He shows up on his vacations every so often, una
2 CONC nnounced and unexpected. There has never been much in common between Father William and me.
2 CONT 	His younger brother’s name was Merrill, who was a gregarious, outgoing person. His father, w
2 CONC ho was at least in part responsible for my father going to Minot, North Dakota and meeting m
2 CONC y mother, was killed in an automobile accident before I can remember. I have recollections o
2 CONC f my cousin, William, his brother, Merrill and Aunt Anna visiting us at 4306 Maryland and Mer
2 CONC rill playing and singing “It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More” while accompanying himself on a ukulel
2 CONC e. I place this visit at a time before I was in grade school.
2 CONT 	At a subsequent time, Merrill and his mother moving to St. Louis to live. 
2 CONT Aunt Anna sewed for the Colonial Laundry on Olive Street and at one time lived with us at th
2 CONC e 4306 Maryland Avenue apartment. She also had a room of her own in several places near us a
2 CONC s I now recall. 
2 CONT 	She eventually left  the St. Louis area to become a housekeeper for her son, Father Willia
2 CONC m in several places and assignments. 	Merrill originally worked as an automobile mechanic fo
2 CONC r Sunset Ford when it was located on Lindell Boulevard. Then he and a partner, Elmer, who ha
2 CONC d been service manger for Sunset Ford, opened their own garage at Sarah and McPherson Avenue
2 CONC s in St. Louis. I believe they did very well in the garage venture. At last, Merrill Ogden go
2 CONC t the opportunity to go on the road selling piston rings. He eventually settled in Seattle, W
2 CONC ashington, where he also built and sold several houses.	
2 CONT While in St. Louis, Merrill Ogden married Liz Berry. I remember going to the wedding. I wa
2 CONC s a very young boy in short pants. I thought the bride looked just beautiful in her white wed
2 CONC ding dress, but what I remember most about the wedding was that the Berry’s had a litter of k
2 CONC ittens. I got to take one home, and I called the kitten Patrick, but it turned later when sh
2 CONC e had a litter of kittens of her own that I should have called her Patricia. Lis Ogden had si
2 CONC sters named Hannah Marie and Elizabeth and a brother named Jackie in the St. Louis area. Afte
2 CONC r they were gone, Merrill wound return periodically and we saw him over the years. He is no
2 CONC w dead. His wife called me recently and talked to Dolores on the telephone but we did not se
2 CONC e her on the trip.
2 CONT 	My Uncle Ted also was older than my father. I think he first went to St. Joseph, Missouri wh
2 CONC en it came time for him to work a way for himself. My father indicated that at one time Ted w
2 CONC as a motorman for the streetcar company. Whether that was in St. Joseph or in Kansas City, Mi
2 CONC ssouri, I cannot now say. Uncle Ted was also married at a time before I knew him. How that ma
2 CONC rriage terminated I do not know, but when I can first recall my Uncle Ted he was a floorwalke
2 CONC r of the Emery-Bird-Thayer Department Store in Kansas City, Missouri and he was married to Au
2 CONC nt Mayme. They had no children. Uncle Ted is now dead, but Aunt Mayme is still in Kansas City
2 CONC , Missouri. We usually hear from her at Christmas time.
2 CONT 	Bernadette or Bernadine, Bernie, Moffitt and Otelia, Tilly, Moffitt were twin sisters of m
2 CONC y father, who both lived to adulthood. I do not know if they are both alive or both dead. S
2 CONC o far as I know neither of them married. One of them was institutionalized for a number of ye
2 CONC ars. What her problem, if any, was not something that parents in my day discussed before chil
2 CONC dren.
2 CONT Bess Moffitt, as far as I can determine, returned from Kansas City to Nauvoo, when my Aunt Ma
2 CONC yme Moffitt, my father’s sister, died to take care of her father, my grandfather, Thomas Moff
2 CONC itt. My first memory of Aunt Bess is that she worked at the Bank in Nauvoo and took care of m
2 CONC y grandfather. For years my Aunt Bess kept company with a man I called Uncle Johnny. Years la
2 CONC ter I learned that the reason they could not get married was that Uncle Johnny had a wife i
2 CONC n an institution. After Grandpa Moffitt died and after Johnny’s wife died, Bess and Johnny di
2 CONC d not get married. Then Aunt Bess moved to Kansas City where she worked for a number of year
2 CONC s for an insurance company. She is in a nursing home in Kansas City at the present time.
2 CONT 
2 CONT THE MOFFITT-SOLIEN MARRIAGE
2 CONT The Moffitt children, as they were growing, up lived on the farm. They went to a one-room sch
2 CONC oolhouse until it was time to go out on their own. Uncle Jim had the farm. Ted went first. Th
2 CONC en my father, who was the other boy to grow to maturity, followed in leaving home. My father
2 CONC , I believe, finished six grades in school. He claimed to have only read one book in his life
2 CONC , Black Beauty. The home he came from was Irish and Catholic. When it came time to make his o
2 CONC wn way, he went on the road. He was self-trained in many fields. He was also quiet and gentl
2 CONC e most of the times until aroused, then he had quite a temper.
2 CONT I am not certain just what he did from the time Dad first left the farm until he got to Mino
2 CONC t and met my mother. His brother-in-law was a master carpenter and was building The Normal Sc
2 CONC hool in Minot. Dad was his helper. When the job was finished, they went to other places inclu
2 CONC ding Cheyenne, Wyoming, which my Dad said he dearly loved.
2 CONT 	My mother and father corresponded after he was gone. I can imagine the consternation in th
2 CONC e Solien household. As I said, my father came from a home that was Irish, Catholic, and drink
2 CONC ing and card playing came naturally there in the area where everyone grew concord grapes an
2 CONC d made their own wine. The Solien household, on the other hand, was Methodist, Norwegian an
2 CONC d card playing and drinking were not permitted. I remember my grandfather telling me why he d
2 CONC id not want cards played in his home. He said that when he was a “newcomer”, the term for imm
2 CONC igrant then in vogue, in Stoughton, one pay day he got in a card game and won the entire pa
2 CONC y of the fellow worker. Grandpa Solien said, “I got to thinking what would happen if I had be
2 CONC en the one to lose, and I took the money I had just won and gave it back to the man. I told h
2 CONC im I could not afford to lose such a sum and neither could he and that I was giving him the m
2 CONC oney back and that I was never going to gamble or play cards again”, and he always added “An
2 CONC d I never did.”
2 CONT 	My maternal grandparents were people of strong principles and strong actions. 
2 CONT My grandfather, I have said, wrote to my mother in English. Grandmother Solien always wrote t
2 CONC o my mother in Norwegian. My Grandma Solien was one of the first persons I know to own an ele
2 CONC ctric stove, but she kept a word-burning stove in the enclosed porch of their home in Minot f
2 CONC or baking bread. She said you could not bake bread as well in an electric oven as you could w
2 CONC ith a wood burning stove.
2 CONT 	Also on that enclosed back porch, Grandma Solien kept a wooden icebox. There she made Grandp
2 CONC a keep his Gummelhurst cheese, and would not let him keep his cheese in her electric refriger
2 CONC ator. When Grandpa Solien wanted to eat his Gummelhurst cheese, which is just a bit stinkie
2 CONC r than Limburger cheese, he had to eat it on the back porch which also was separated from th
2 CONC e kitchen by a solid door, almost airtight to guard against the rigors of North Dakota winter
2 CONC s. Considering the odor of his favorite cheese, Grandma Solien’s actions may speak more to he
2 CONC r nose and prudence than to strong principles.
2 CONT 	Nevertheless, there had to be a growing uneasiness as the correspondence and visits to Nort
2 CONC h Dakota continued. Neither my mother nor my father was young by this time. My mother had a s
2 CONC teady job, she was teaching primary grades, but my father did not have a steady job. He had b
2 CONC ecome a pitch man. Perhaps I should explain what a pitch man was or is. My father and his par
2 CONC tner of the time would buy merchandise and go from town to town working their “pitch” to sel
2 CONC l their merchandise at each stop, at a country fair or from a display case. Their merchandis
2 CONC e might be hams, sausage or a product like “Never Leak Sodder”, spot remover or tie cleaner
2 CONC . Speaking  to his son, Dad always claimed that their products were legitimate, but he and mo
2 CONC ther both told tales of what other “pitch men “ did, and they never did make it clear whethe
2 CONC r they ever returned to the same place  with the memory span of the inhabitants.
2 CONT 	On vacation, my dad and his partner, who was married, bought a houseboat and a small boat wi
2 CONC th an outboard motor for towing the houseboat, and began to work the Mississippi river town
2 CONC s in Minnesota heading south. Mother joined them when summer vacation came at her school. Sh
2 CONC e operated as a “shill” at times for them. Again perhaps I should say what a “shill” does. Le
2 CONC t us say Dad and his partner were demonstrating the potato peeler they were selling. When a c
2 CONC rowd gathered, Dad or his partner would make his “pitch” demonstrating the facility with witc
2 CONC h their “magic” potato peeler performed innumerable functions. When the pitch was over, Mothe
2 CONC r would step forth from the crowd and say” I’ll take one”  or two, whatever the line was an
2 CONC d attempt to get the assembled crowd started on  a buying binge.
2 CONT 	With what grief Grandpa and Grandma let mother go on that trip can be imagined.
2 CONT I am certain their disapproval, at least from Grandma Solien, was vocal. At any rate Mother a
2 CONC nd Dad always remembered that summer as being one of the great periods of their lives.
2 CONT 	When the summer ended, mother returned to fulfill her contract to teach for the year. She an
2 CONC d Dad had an understanding; they would be married when school was out in the spring. Dad woul
2 CONC d find something to do in one place and every other summer Mother would return to North Dakot
2 CONC a.
2 CONT 	Reading between the lines of subsequent developments, my mother found little understanding w
2 CONC hen she returned to Minot. She was not married in her home town. No one from her family atten
2 CONC ded the wedding which took place on June 19, 1918 in a priest parlor in Kansas City, Missour
2 CONC i with my Uncle Ted and his first wife as the only attendants. Since my mother was not Cathol
2 CONC ic under existing regulations they could not be married at Mass in a church, and my Mother ha
2 CONC d to agree to raise me Catholic, something which she did with great zealousness and something
2 CONC , which I am certain, disturbed her parents. I will say this, however, that during all the su
2 CONC mmers I spent in North Dakota, Mother took me to Mass each Sunday and no comment was ever mad
2 CONC e in my presence about any inconvenience and no derogatory remark was ever made about my bein
2 CONC g a Catholic or that my father was one.
2 CONT 	Mother, however, in an unguarded moment once said that her wedding day was one of the saddes
2 CONC t days of her life.
2 CONT 	Dad had opened a shop in what is now Boyd’s Downtown store. He sold leather goods and barbe
2 CONC r supplies and eventually called his business The Shave Easy Company after a “dressing” he ma
2 CONC de for preserving the leather straps. Straps were big items in those days; most men used stra
2 CONC ight razors to shave with. Many men had a razor for each day in the week. Some men had thei
2 CONC r own cups with bar soap and their own razors which they kept at the barber shop so that th
2 CONC e barber could shave them each day. The straps were used to get and keep an “edge” on the str
2 CONC aight razors. My dad also put an edge on razors with a hone. He used to “demonstrate” the edg
2 CONC e he had put on a razor by pulling a hair from his head and shaving several layers from the s
2 CONC ame single hair. He would make such “demonstrations” in the window of the store he opened a
2 CONC t 510 Pine Street in the Marion Roe Hotel Building. Such demonstrations plus walking across t
2 CONC he store windows on his knees, with his feet criss -crossed behind him were designed to attra
2 CONC ct the passerby on Pine Street and hope to interest prospective purchasers to come into the s
2 CONC tore.
2 CONT 	My Father always had to scramble for a living. He was one of the first people I know to bu
2 CONC y a gold stamping machine. With it, if you bought a wallet or purse from Dad, he would stam
2 CONC p your name in gold on the purchase. If you already had a wallet or a purse, you could have y
2 CONC our name stamped in gold thereon for a stated price per line.
2 CONT 	The store hours were eight o’clock in the morning until six o’clock at night and my Dad ha
2 CONC d to take a streetcar or bus to and from home, because Dad never did learn to drive a car. H
2 CONC e did own a series of disasters known as automobiles, when my cousin Henry Reimbold lived nex
2 CONC t door to us on McPherson Avenue and worked for my father, because Henry could drive a car
2 CONC . I remember one particular car we nicknamed “The Evening Star” because it never started in t
2 CONC he morning and only performed even possibly well at night. Again, I remember one trip to Nauv
2 CONC oo when we spent most of one day and one night in a garage in a small town in Illinois whil
2 CONC e an armature was being rewound.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Patricia (Pam) Moffitt Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT William A. Moffitt Jr., Bill, was the only son of an Irish father and a Norwegian mother. Bil
2 CONC l married Dolores Finan. They were married sixty one years. In sickness, in health, in good t
2 CONC imes and in bad, Dad and Mom supported, helped and cared for each other. Now they are togethe
2 CONC r again.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad, an only child, fathered four children. Our life and home on Harden Drive had to be ver
2 CONC y different from his childhood on Maryland Avenue. On Harden Drive, Dad helped me with my hom
2 CONC ework, Latin, English, Good Counsel newspaper editorials, etc. He taught me by example to say
2 CONC , “I am sorry. I didn’t mean to lose my temper. I love you,” when I struggled with a foreig
2 CONC n language like-MATH. He gave me the courage to say “I am sorry” to my own children, giving t
2 CONC hem the opportunity to see their mother as imperfect and human. Dad helped me by encouragin
2 CONC g me, but never expecting me to be perfect. He believed in me when I did not believe in mysel
2 CONC f. I can still hear him say: “I’ve got all the confidence in the world in you. You‘ll do fine
2 CONC ”
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad loved to dance. He loved to dance with Dolores. When he and Mother were able, they dance
2 CONC d the night away. But Dad also loved to sing. He did not have the voice of Bing Crosby or Fra
2 CONC nk Sinatra, but he loved good lyrics and melodies. He loved the music of Irving Berlin, Col
2 CONC e Porter, and Gershwin. Sarah Vaughn, Ray Conniff and The Sy Rady Singers played continuousl
2 CONC y on our HiFi. Dad would sing as he dried the dishes with us at night or during our Sunday br
2 CONC eakfast cleanup. He taught me all the intros to these songs. He sang “I’ve Got a Crush on You
2 CONC , Sweetie Pie” as he walked, hugged and tried to comfort or quiet his crying children and gra
2 CONC ndchildren, only he would replace the child’s name for sweetie pie. I sang, likewise, to my i
2 CONC nfant sons when I wanted a special moment with them. Now I sing “I‘ve Got a Crush on You” t
2 CONC o my twin grandsons and new granddaughter and think of Dad knowing that I now have “Someone t
2 CONC o Watch Over Me”.
2 CONT 	 
2 CONT I loved going to the Muny Opera with him and humming the show tunes all the way home. Dad car
2 CONC oled with us as we walked door to door in the Our Lady of Good Counsel neighborhood singing C
2 CONC hristmas carols.  He cracked us up with Tom Lehrer’s, “I Hold Your Hand in Mine” at our annua
2 CONC l Moffitt Christmas Program. It will remain the most memorable performance ever.
2 CONT 	
2 CONT Dad’s music and singing filled our happy home on Harden Drive. He gave us a happy childhood i
2 CONC n Good Counsel Parish, two warm homes and the gift of gathering.  We gathered on Chamblee Lan
2 CONC e all seventeen of us. We were always welcomed and loved in Bill and Dolores’ homes.
2 CONT 	
2 CONT I know that Dad is now in that great celestial chorus singing with a new strong voice and unt
2 CONC il we all meet again, I know we will remember and cherish these happy memories of Dad singin
2 CONC g to and with us.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad, you are the music in my heart
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mark Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT I have known Bill Moffitt since 1965 when I started dating Pam, thus I have known Bill for 4
2 CONC 5 years, nearly a lifetime.  I will always remember and cherish the advice he had given me o
2 CONC n a number of important life matters, adapting to unique aspects of army life, the importanc
2 CONC e of getting a CPA certificate, direction regarding a professional career and most importantl
2 CONC y taking good care of Pam.  Bill was always tolerant and reserved on some of the decisions Pa
2 CONC m and I made even if he thought we were nuts!  Bill was a loyal and true husband, father, in-
2 CONC law, grandfather and great grandfather and was a source of inspiration to Mark II and Brendan
2 CONC .   He will be missed but his memory and impact on all our lives will have an everlasting eff
2 CONC ect.  He will always be in our thoughts and prayers.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mark Robert Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT When I was ten days old, my grandfather flew out to San Marino, CA to meet me for the first t
2 CONC ime. He carried me wrapped in a blue blanket through the dust and crowds of the rose Bowl Par
2 CONC ade grounds. He strolled me through the LA Zoo and through the Huntington Museum. I cannot, o
2 CONC f course, remember this but in pictures I have seen his smiling face as he cared for his firs
2 CONC t grandchild. When I was three Bopa came to Atlanta and built my first sandbox. It is still t
2 CONC here and in good shape. My sons, Max and Anselm, now play in it under the same tree. Afte
2 CONC r a day in the sandbox, Bopa and I would play “Sleepy Bear” following dinner.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I always loved going to St. Louis and staying at my grandparents’ home. It was a special deli
2 CONC ght. Bopa would push me around in the wheelbarrow in summer. I would go sledding in his bac
2 CONC k yard at Christmas. But most of all I loved getting up really early when the rest of the fam
2 CONC ily slept to spend time with Bopa as he drank his coffee and read the newspaper. We would tal
2 CONC k-just me and my Bopa. We talked about birds, school, crossword puzzles, bridge, and books. W
2 CONC e both loved books. I would go into his library upstairs, which had a fold out couch, where o
2 CONC ccasionally I was lucky enough to get to sleep. It was on one of those sleep overs in that li
2 CONC brary that I found a small red leather bound book on Hinduism. This book awakened my interes
2 CONC t in other religions and culminated in my completion of a doctorate in religion at Oxford an
2 CONC d the publishing of my own red book which subsequently sat in Bopa’s library in a fitting pie
2 CONC ce of literary symmetry.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Twenty two years later Bopa returned to California with the rest of the family for my Stanfor
2 CONC d graduation. Education was always so important to my grandfather. While I was studying in En
2 CONC gland he wrote me many lovely emails and letters. He encouraged me to stay in school as lon
2 CONC g as I could, and I did, completing an undergraduate, masters and doctorate before entering t
2 CONC he less-pleasant real world. At that time my life became busier and less contemplative, bu
2 CONC t I was able to see Bopa occasionally on business trips that brought me through St. Louis. Th
2 CONC ings became far busier still with the arrival of the twins. I remember when we took my twin s
2 CONC ons to see Bopa, who was pained by how much his wife, my grandmother, would have relished th
2 CONC e symmetry of life-- that I too had twins as she and my grandfather had. Now that those twin
2 CONC s are talking and obsessed with Winnie The Pooh, I think of Bopa almost daily, since in man
2 CONC y ways his gentleness and proclivity for taking afternoon naps made him something of the poo
2 CONC h bear of the Moffitt family.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Since leaving graduate school and having children I have myself been through many revolutions
2 CONC , all of which my grandfather supported. I now find myself teaching in a professional schoo
2 CONC l late on weeknights, standing in front of a classroom of eager students, gesturing wildly t
2 CONC o keep their attention. As Bopa looks down on me in that classroom, or when I am pushing my p
2 CONC ooh-clutching twins in a wheelbarrow, I think he knows that he is always with me, and that I
2 CONC , and the world around me are better for it. He will be missed always and forgotten never.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bianca Camac Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT I first met Bill on a visit to St Louis when Mark Robert and I were still courting.  My firs
2 CONC t thought on meeting him was that I recognized the kind eyes that seemed to be a reflection o
2 CONC utward of the kind soul within; the same eyes and quality that had so struck me about Mark Ro
2 CONC bert when we were teenagers.  In the few visits we shared with Bill, both in St Louis and i
2 CONC n Atlanta for our wedding, I was reminded each time that the warm eyes reflected what was tru
2 CONC e, that Bill was a kind, quiet soul who loved his family dearly.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After the twins were born, Mark Robert and I felt an even more special connection to Bill an
2 CONC d Dolores, that of being the parents of twins.  When we took Max and Anselm to visit their Gr
2 CONC eat-Bopa, we were still in the throes of the sleep deprivation that only parenting twin infan
2 CONC ts can bring.  Bopa's eyes shone and he clearly understood and smiled when he recalled the di
2 CONC fficulties of teething.  On that visit, I loved observing four generations of family enjoyin
2 CONC g a moment together as their lives overlapped.  When the boys grow older, I look forward to s
2 CONC howing them pictures of meeting their kind great-grandfather, a man who knew a thing or two a
2 CONC bout raising twin boys.  I also hope to see those warm, kind eyes shining from their faces to
2 CONC o.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brendan Moffitt Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT Becoming a first time father recently, I looked for role models and people I wanted to emulat
2 CONC e. As I looked for lessons and actions that I wanted to pass down to Emily, my thoughts kep
2 CONC t coming back to my Bopa. I remember with a warm heart the songs that he sang. Although, I ra
2 CONC rely knew the songs, I was at home with each rendition. The only interruption to his song wou
2 CONC ld come from the crack of a bat on Cardinals radio or the approach of his finches to the wind
2 CONC ow feeder. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT He would inevitably comment on the finches' beauty, grace, their eating habits and about th
2 CONC e kindness of the birds taking turns. He seemed connected with each of the golden and purpl
2 CONC e finches and they seemed connected with him. Maybe it was the omnipresent food, or the chanc
2 CONC e to hear “I Hold Your Hand in Mine” coming through the window that brought them back each da
2 CONC y. I personally think that it was his company and songs that brought them and his family arou
2 CONC nd the kitchen table. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maybe it’s because of these fond memories of my Bopa that often I find myself on the porch, w
2 CONC atching my well-mannered golden finches feed, that I start singing Tom Lehar to Emily’s, an
2 CONC d perhaps the birds', delight. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Candace Logan Bell
2 CONT When I moved to Missouri to attend Saint Louis University, I found myself hundreds of mile
2 CONC s away from my family. However, after getting to know Brendan and being introduced to his gra
2 CONC ndparents, I found the feeling of family even so far from home. I always enjoyed going to Mom
2 CONC a and Bopa's home for a visit or to enjoy a delicious meal because they made me feel so welco
2 CONC me and were always open to sharing stories about their loving family. Now that Brendan an
2 CONC d I have started a family of our own, memories of Bopa fill our home through the songs that B
2 CONC rendan sings to our daughter Emily each night, the time we spend listening to the birds on ou
2 CONC r front porch, and through our own evolving definition of a family that has been so wonderful
2 CONC ly influenced by my St. Louis family away from home. I will always be grateful to Bopa and Mo
2 CONC ma for opening their home and their hearts to me and for the important role they played in ma
2 CONC king Brendan the loving husband and father that he is.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maureen Moffitt Wilt
2 CONT I have so many fond memories of my Pop. I think of how he didn’t get mad when I painted the b
2 CONC asement floor, insisted on holding my own hand, ran away from home, drove over the picket fen
2 CONC ce and almost hit a building the first time he let me drive, or played “Jimmy Mack” and Barba
2 CONC ra Streisand tunes again and again. And I think of his patience setting up the movie camera w
2 CONC ith the huge lights for every special occasion knowing the resistance he’d meet in trying t
2 CONC o get some decent footage. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT I think of Pop coaching my softball and basketball teams and not getting upset when we lost i
2 CONC n basketball 44-2 and being proud when we won 2-0, and modeling how important a sense of humo
2 CONC r is so when the radio announcer made fun of our 2-0 basketball victory it was easy to laug
2 CONC h at ourselves. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT I think of Pop taking out a loan for our family vacation in Kentucky and I think of the fun w
2 CONC e had, the memories, and the sacrifices he made to take us on all the other family vacation
2 CONC s and care for his family of six, with cancelled car insurance and more than a few car accide
2 CONC nts. I think of how he never wanted to trouble anyone to the point that he and my Mom took th
2 CONC eir trash and mine from Kansas City to St. Louis.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I think of Pop taking me bowling every year before his league started up and going to the Mun
2 CONC y and out for club sandwiches afterwards. I remember him driving me down to Cape with all m
2 CONC y belongings and surprising me on my birthday when he took me out to the New Orleans and we b
2 CONC oth got sick as can be afterwards. I think of us eating chocolate ice cream soup together an
2 CONC d Pop’s baseball player sandwiches which I love to this day.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I think of his love for my sons and how proud he was of them and how much he loved the wome
2 CONC n they chose to marry, how much he loved all his children, disciples, grandchildren, and grea
2 CONC t grandchildren, how much he loved and was devoted to Mom, and how the most important thing i
2 CONC n the world to him was that we all love one another.
2 CONT 
2 CONT I miss my gentle, giving, unassuming, humble, intelligent, wise, funny, loving Pop, but he wi
2 CONC ll always be with me and I will always feel enormous gratitude that he was my dad and my sons
2 CONC ’ Bopa.
2 CONT Christopher Wilt
2 CONT When I think of Bopa…
2 CONT  I think of traveling past a long white fence, navigating a roundabout, and walking along a s
2 CONC mall brick walkway with the knowledge that each step brought me closer to my grandparents. 
2 CONT  I think of mornings in his kitchen and how I would drink milk poured from a glass jar (lik
2 CONC e him), eat a slice of coffee cake (just like him), and read the St. Louis Dispatch comics (a
2 CONC s he read the sports page). 
2 CONT I think of him stealthily holding onto his bridge hand, manically holding onto Moma’s severe
2 CONC d hand during family Christmas skits, and lovingly holding onto Moma’s perfectly attached han
2 CONC d as she sat in bed. 
2 CONT I think of watching Cardinal baseball games, tragic tales of baseball card collections pitche
2 CONC d by great-grandmothers, and the joy I had when he gifted me his childhood baseball scrapbook
2 CONC .
2 CONT I think of sitting in his chair to watch cartoons, sitting in his lap at his office, and sitt
2 CONC ing in his wheelbarrow as he pushed me down the driveway.
2 CONT I think of how his stories brought laughter, how his companionship brought comfort, and how h
2 CONC is love created a family.
2 CONT But more than anything-I think of how lucky I am to have grown up with Bopa as my grandfathe
2 CONC r and how much I miss kissing the top of his wispy-haired head goodnight.
2 CONT Courtney Harris
2 CONT I think of how special it was to go visit Bopa, even if only for a few minutes, how he looke
2 CONC d after his beloved wife when his own health was declining, and how deeply grateful I am fo
2 CONC r the family he raised with so much love.  As I prepare to marry Christopher this summer, I r
2 CONC ealize the impact Bopa has made in his life and the many cherished memories he carries with h
2 CONC im of Bopa.  I know his legacy of love will live on in our new family.   
2 CONT Wes Wilt
2 CONT 
2 CONT I am so blessed to be able to call William Moffitt my Grandfather.  He has taught me how to l
2 CONC ove, and laugh and I have nothing but great memories of him that I will take with me forever
2 CONC .  He was the first person to take me to a St. Louis Cardinals game, to push me in a wheel ba
2 CONC rrow, and the first person I can remember ever playing cards with.  I will always remember ho
2 CONC w patient he was with me while I attempted to read to him as a young child and eating coffe
2 CONC e cake with him in the mornings.  I look forward to continuing to love as he did and to carr
2 CONC y on these traits with my own family in the future.  Thank you Grandfather for helping me bec
2 CONC ome the person I am today, I love you and always will.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jennifer Kramer Wilt
2 CONT 
2 CONT One of my favorite memories of Bopa is when he shared the story of how he met Moma and fell i
2 CONC n love. He smiled so big and remembered every detail like it was yesterday.  In the short tim
2 CONC e that I have known Bopa it is very apparent that he loved big, I look forward to carrying th
2 CONC at through Wes and my family. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William (Mike) A.  Moffitt, III
2 CONT 
2 CONT William A. Moffitt, Junior, my father, was an extremely intelligent man, who loved to read
2 CONC .  I remember going into the kitchen early in the morning and seeing him at the table workin
2 CONC g his crossword puzzles or finishing the Jumbos.   On Saturday afternoons he would return hom
2 CONC e from the Public Library with five or six new books that he would read throughout the upcomi
2 CONC ng week.  These books were in addition to the ones that arrived every month by mail from th
2 CONC e Book Club he belonged to.
2 CONT 
2 CONT My father also valued formal education and his Catholic faith.  Because of my parents’ willin
2 CONC gness to sacrifice, each child was able to attend a Private Parochial Grade School, Private C
2 CONC atholic High School, and go to College (for a total of 72 years of formal education that the
2 CONC y paid for).
2 CONT 
2 CONT My father was also a very patient man who was very slow to anger.  There were many occasion
2 CONC s when a typical father would have been furious with some of my minor mishaps (i.e., like th
2 CONC e time I lit a Fourth of July fountain in my bedroom simply because my much younger, but wise
2 CONC r twin brother dared me to do so; or the time when I wrapped the Galaxy 500 (a car on loan t
2 CONC o my father from one of his clients) around a concrete light pole on the highway when my pare
2 CONC nts were out of town).   Although I know my father did not approve of my actions, he never ye
2 CONC lled at me, got angry or lost his composure.  He was more concerned about my physical well be
2 CONC ing instead of the damage to the bedroom or the car.  Material things can be replaced.  Love
2 CONC d ones can not. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Although my father was an only child, he truly loved being with his wife and children.  I rem
2 CONC ember the time he took out a substantial loan in order that we could go out west on a two-wee
2 CONC k summer vacation.  He bought special tires for the station wagon so that we would be safe o
2 CONC n that trip.  Needless to say, we ended up having at least two or three flat tires on that jo
2 CONC urney, but that trip with my family was so wonderful and I still have great memories of it ev
2 CONC en today.
2 CONT Finally, it was always important for my father to tell us that he loved us.  The last time Ja
2 CONC cque and I traveled into St. Louis, my dad was essentially nonverbal.  As we were saying good
2 CONC bye to him, however, Jacque heard him say to us in a soft voice, “I love you very much.”  Alt
2 CONC hough we didn’t know it at that time, those would be the final words we would ever hear him s
2 CONC ay.  I thank you dad for that lovely memory and that final gift.    I love you too.  Your son
2 CONC , WAM, III
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jacque Pfeifer Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT I anxiously anticipated my first meeting with Bill and Dolores.  I remember telling Mike tha
2 CONC t I wanted to impress them by bringing his father’s favorite candy.  Mike clearly told me “ch
2 CONC ocolate covered cherries.”  I religiously bought my father-in-law a box of chocolate covere
2 CONC d cherries and presented them to him with love and pride.  After 15 years of graciously recei
2 CONC ving my so called gift, Bill accidentally slipped and told me that he didn’t particularly lik
2 CONC e chocolate covered cherries.  I laughed and felt embarrassed at the same time.  I realized t
2 CONC hen that Bill was the type of person who did not complain or force his will on others.  I rem
2 CONC ember the staff in the nursing home saying, “Mr. Moffitt never complains.”  Bill was an intel
2 CONC lect and definitely knew what he preferred and what he needed.  It just wasn’t his style to f
2 CONC orce that will on others.  Bill was an accepting person and a great father-in-law.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Annalise Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT My Bopa and I shared birthdays together.  I remember that he let me blow out the candles, alw
2 CONC ays letting me take the lead and enjoy the excitement of blowing out the candles for both o
2 CONC f us. He also let me open my presents first.  He did not rush me or wait with anticipation fo
2 CONC r his turn. No matter what silly thing I got him for his birthday or Christmas, he always sai
2 CONC d he liked the coffee mug, the painted ornament or endless decks of cards I got him.  Bopa al
2 CONC ways made me feel special. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kelsey Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT My Bopa was made for comfort.  I remember him always relaxed and without stress.  Whether i
2 CONC t was nights in front of the TV on his comfy blue chair or early breakfast meals before we he
2 CONC aded back home to Kansas. I always vividly remember the way he looked at his kids and family
2 CONC .  His eyes lighted up and his mouth curved into a huge grin.  You could easily find the admi
2 CONC ration, joy and love he felt towards his loved ones.  People in the world like Bopa, remind u
2 CONC s that love and family are two very precious gifts and we must learn to appreciate them whil
2 CONC e we are alive.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terry Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bill Moffitt meant so many things to many different people.  To Dolores Finan, he was the lov
2 CONC e of her life, the devoted husband of almost 62 years.  To his four children he was the har
2 CONC d working father, who, along with Dolores, put them through private grade school, private hig
2 CONC h school and college.  He even put one through law school.  To his eight grandchildren, he wa
2 CONC s the doting grandfather who utterly adored each and every one of them.  To many, he was a fr
2 CONC iend, which friendship stemmed from the playground on the New Cathedral parking lot, the hall
2 CONC owed halls of Backer Memorial, the College of Arts and Science and the Law School of St. Loui
2 CONC s University.  His friends included the bridge and poker groups of both Our Lady of Good Coun
2 CONC sel and St. Anselm Parishes, and many members of the legal profession.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad meant so many different things to me.  He was my personal chauffeur the summer of my soph
2 CONC omore year of high school, driving me to and from work at the MSD treatment plant on East Gra
2 CONC nd.  He was again my chauffeur the summer I graduated from college, driving me Downtown s
2 CONC o I could work at the Mansion House.  Dad was my biggest sports fan-he attended every one o
2 CONC f my C-Team and B-Team high school football games.  I can think of only a few of my B-Team an
2 CONC d varsity soccer games that he missed, which was no mean feat.  You have to remember that, ba
2 CONC ck in those days, high school soccer was played in the dead of winter and many a time, the on
2 CONC ly fans at my games were Dad, Mr. Zgraggen and Mr. Milford.  I remember Dad wearing his fur C
2 CONC ossack hat with the flaps pulled down to keep his ears warm.  Dad was frequently my bridge pa
2 CONC rtner and I remember playing bridge with Dad, Mom, and either Ginnie Fowler or Jack Swansto
2 CONC n in our tiny kitchen on Harden.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad was the inventor of baseball player sandwiches (buttered toast and spiced luncheon meat)
2 CONC .  He called them that because it was the only way he could get his four children to eat them
2 CONC .  He was an avid sports fan-he loved the Billikens, the Jr. Bills, the Mizzou Tigers, and th
2 CONC e baseball Cardinals.  He especially enjoyed being a Big Red season ticket holder with his Go
2 CONC od Counsel friends even though the football Cardinals almost always (except for the Cardiac C
2 CONC ards) toiled in mediocrity.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad was my boss, my law partner, and my mentor.  Immediately after law school, I went to wor
2 CONC k for Dad at Cox, Moffitt and Cox.  When Dallas Cox Sr. (the brother my father never had) die
2 CONC d, Dad graciously asked me to become his partner.  Over the next seven years, I never knew ho
2 CONC w much Dad sacrificed to keep that partnership afloat.  During that time, Dad helped me acqui
2 CONC re the experience I would later need for my current law practice.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad was a brilliant appellate attorney but very modest about his successes. When I was firs
2 CONC t out of law school, the office won the first three appellate cases I briefed for Dallas Cox
2 CONC , Jr. and I was pretty full of myself.  Dallas Sr. put me in my place when he told me I shoul
2 CONC d consider myself great if I could beat Bill Moffitt’s streak of fifteen appellate wins i
2 CONC n a row. (I lost my very next appeal.)  Dad was known as the consummate lawyer’s lawyer, an a
2 CONC ppellation I have tried to emulate.
2 CONT 
2 CONT It is a sad fate that Dad’s three great-grandchildren will never get to know him personally
2 CONC .  The twins, Anselm and Max, Bill only saw once in person.  He only saw Emily Grace in pictu
2 CONC res.  These three (and future great-grandchildren), will never experience the joy of being pu
2 CONC shed around by Bill in his wheelbarrow or have their pictures taken with him at his office
2 CONC .  They will be dependent upon the memories of their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncle
2 CONC s in order to know of the gentleness, the sweetness and the kindness of the man their parent
2 CONC s all called Bopa.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dad-I am most proud to call you friend. You brought special meaning to all of our lives. We w
2 CONC ill miss you but we will never forget you.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Diane Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bill’s love and support of his family was constant and unwavering.   He loved us with a graci
2 CONC ous warmth and unreserved sentimentality. I will never forget the day that his first born (Pa
2 CONC m) left for California. Bill tried valiantly to hold in his emotions, but eventually and unas
2 CONC hamedly he dissolved into tears when the last goodbye and hug were finally given.
2 CONT Bill was indeed a man of his time and upbringing.  It makes me laugh to this day how ill-equi
2 CONC pped he was to master the most elementary of household duties. My favorite story was when Dol
2 CONC ores went to stay with Maureen after surgery.  Bill found he was running out of underwear. Hi
2 CONC s solution, go out and buy enough to last until Dolores got home! If you ran out of food, the
2 CONC re was always cereal.
2 CONT 
2 CONT How lucky Bill was to have married and lived with the love of his life for so many years.  Do
2 CONC lores and Bill were a truly devoted couple who weathered the challenges of life with determin
2 CONC ation and a sense of humor. Tradition at Christmas with all of our families was the most spec
2 CONC ial time of all. Bounded by love and surrounded by family, our cherished memories of these ye
2 CONC ars will glow in our hearts for a lifetime.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bill, even though I am an outlaw, I will always love and miss you!
2 CONT 
2 CONT Megan Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ever since I was a little girl, I knew I had the best Grandparents: Grandparents who supporte
2 CONC d me by attending my recitals, concerts, sports games, and ceremonies; Grandparents who dedic
2 CONC ated time to teaching me various life lessons; Grandparents who loved to spoil me rotten.  Bo
2 CONC pa and Moma were the best Grandparents a kid could ask for. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Some of my best childhood memories are from the times I spent at their house. During our visi
2 CONC ts, Moma would teach me how to garden and sew, while Bopa would play board games with me an
2 CONC d teach me about collecting coins. He was always patient and kind.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Over the holidays, our family would gather at Moma and Bopa’s house for the annual Moffitt fa
2 CONC mily Christmas extravaganza, a gathering in which we would all spend time together catching u
2 CONC p and sharing laughs over family skits, cards, and wonderful meals.  It was during those time
2 CONC s when I really got to know my grandfather.  I could get a glimpse of his humorous side whe
2 CONC n he would reprise his role each year in the “I hold-your-hand-in-mine” skit.  I learned of h
2 CONC is brilliant mind and tactical skills during the card game of bridge. I also learned I wasn’
2 CONC t the only one who favored Moma’s famous mashed potatoes over the rest of the meal.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT In his later years, I enjoyed our visits at Mari de Villa.  We would talk about work, life, f
2 CONC amily, and friends while enjoying our favorite shakes from Steak ‘n Shake and watching the Ca
2 CONC rdinals play. Bopa was truly a wonderful grandfather and friend, and I will miss his compan
2 CONC y dearly. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bopa-you taught us how to love and care for each other and everyone around us.  Thank you fo
2 CONC r that lesson, and all the other great things you taught me.  I love you!
2 CONT 
2 CONT Michael Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT I am blessed as a grandson to be the last in line left to carry on the Moffitt name.  Bopa al
2 CONC ways made me proud of my roots, and was the reason I got into two of my biggest hobbies, coll
2 CONC ecting coins and tracing our family’s history. I also have a distinct mental note to purchas
2 CONC e a wheelbarrow when I eventually get married...some years down the line of course. That wa
2 CONC y I can push my own children, and hopefully theirs around in it just like my Bopa did with me
2 CONC .  Family meant everything to Moma and Bopa.  Just thinking about it floods my thoughts wit
2 CONC h emotions and memories of the times that I got to spend with them.  Their location close t
2 CONC o my home made it convenient for me to visit them, even after they moved out of their house
2 CONC , and allowed me the opportunity to regularly share stories with them about what was going o
2 CONC n in my life. My education was very important to Bopa.  He frequently asked what classes I to
2 CONC ok and how I performed in them.   Such constant inquiries reminded me to push myself harder t
2 CONC o succeed, so I would not be embarrassed when I provided answers to his questions.   Addition
2 CONC ally, we Moffitts have a great SLUH tradition that I hope, if destiny permits, to carry on.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT A specific event shared with the world’s best grandfather remains as one of the most profoun
2 CONC d days of my life--being passed on the Mormon Temple key from Bopa.  During that moment, Bop
2 CONC a was choked up and I did not know how to react to such strong sentiments.  Until that day
2 CONC , I had never experienced Bopa on that level.  I now realize how important it was to him an
2 CONC d how the key truly represents the Moffitt family.  Bopa opened gateways for his children, so
2 CONC n-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, even if they don’t know i
2 CONC t yet.  The luck of the Irish will always be with us, in unison with love. I am lucky to hav
2 CONC e been given so much love by two wonderful grandparents.  Bopa is the reason I am a proud Mof
2 CONC fitt.  I love and miss him dearly.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Jul 2010
3 TIME 22:42:48
0 @I122@ INDI
1 NAME Dolores /Finan/
2 SURN Finan
2 GIVN Dolores
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1922
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 1922
2 PLAC St. Matthew's, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Mar 2008
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID D1DAB20C2BCE72409EA93D8379EC9561767F
1 FAMS @F94@
1 NOTE Dolores Finan Moffitt  	 	
2 CONT Moffitt, Dolores Finan Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Tuesday, Marc
2 CONC h 4, 2008. Beloved wife of William A. Moffitt, Jr.; loving mother of Patricia 'Pam' Bell (Mar
2 CONC k), Maureen Wilt, William 'Mike' Moffitt (Jacque Pfeifer), Terry Moffitt (Diane Mueller); pro
2 CONC ud grandmother of Mark Robert Bell (Bianca), Brendan Moffitt Bell (Candace), John Christophe
2 CONC r Wilt, II, Robert Westley Finan Wilt, Megan Moffitt, Michael Moffitt, Kelsey Moffitt, Annali
2 CONC se Moffitt. Dolores was preceded in death by her parents Thomas J. Finan Sr. and Mae Finan (n
2 CONC ee Berkley) and her beloved brother, Thomas J. Finan, Jr. Dear sister of Bunny (Tom) Herrmann
2 CONC , sister-in-law of Mary Ellen (Tom) Finan, aunt, cousin, friend and godmother. She was devote
2 CONC d to her husband and family. When her children were older, Dolores returned to work in financ
2 CONC e at Rosary High School and the Ladue School District. She was a wonderful wife, mother, gran
2 CONC dmother, mother-in-law, and friend. She loved to play cards, particularly bridge, and she lov
2 CONC ed to garden. Dolores was a nurturer in the truest sense. Dolores donated her body to St. Lou
2 CONC is University Medical School. Services: A Memorial Mass to celebrate her life will be held o
2 CONC n Monday, March 24, 2008, 10:00 a.m., at St. Anslem Catholic Church (Priory), 530 South Maso
2 CONC n Road. The Family will receive friends following the service at St. Anslem's Parish House. I
2 CONC n lieu of flowers, contributions to the charity of your choice appreciated.
2 CONT Published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from 3/12/2008 - 3/20/2008.
2 CONT 
2 CONT  Pam Moffitt Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dolores Finan Moffitt, my mother, was always a nurturer.
2 CONT I cannot remember a time when there wasn't some kind of a plant in the house. From the earl
2 CONC y childhood peach trees that grew from tiny peach stones sprouted by my Grandfather Finan’s t
2 CONC rash bin, grown and canned by Mom, Aunt Bib and Ginny every year on Harden Drive, to her beau
2 CONC tiful garden on Chamblee Lane, Mom loved to grow and care for living things.
2 CONT 	She passed her love and fascination of growing plants on to her children, but especially o
2 CONC n to her grandchildren. Going through Moma’s garden with her-- oohing and talking over each n
2 CONC ew bud was a special delight and a cherished adventure. There was always time to look for fou
2 CONC r leaf clovers in the lawn and amazingly, most of the time they found them-Irish Luck. Ther
2 CONC e was always an interesting insect, a new bird or a weed to pull and take to the creek. The o
2 CONC ld white glider was a special garden observation point where she encouraged her young grandch
2 CONC ildren to be aware of wonder.
2 CONT 	Dolores was an optimistic.
2 CONT My father was never going to World War II (He served 44 months.)
2 CONT Her back and leg were always getting better.
2 CONT Things would always be better in the morning.
2 CONT 	Dolores was a trooper
2 CONT She continued on is spite of chronic pain and continued setbacks. She suffered for years with
2 CONC out complaint.
2 CONT 	Dolores was a character, a card and a real card player. 
2 CONT She loved to play cards: solitaire, poker, hearts, war and Uno with the grandchildren. She lo
2 CONC ved to play bridge with her friends. She loved to make a good bridge hand. She loved to win a
2 CONC nd usually did. She and Dad taught their grandchildren to play bridge. She had a competitiv
2 CONC e spirit and taught her grandchildren to take risk-but use their heads. During Christmas an
2 CONC d summer family gatherings, two tables of bridge were the norm in the family room with thre
2 CONC e generations playing together.
2 CONT 	She was a seamstress
2 CONT She spent hours sewing for us when she probably would have liked to be doing anything else.
2 CONT She felt pressure to get four Easter outfits made for her four children, the bridesmaids dres
2 CONC ses, the prom gowns, the Christmas dresses, the Halloween costumes. She whipped these up an
2 CONC d more on her sewing machine. She made doll clothes, beanie baby sleeping bags, Christmas tre
2 CONC e skirts and our most prized family heirloom Christmas quilts. She has knitted everyone an af
2 CONC ghan; naps wouldn't be the same without those comfy afghans	
2 CONT 	Mom/Moma was a cookie baker.
2 CONT My favorite was pink Christmas cookie cutter wreaths. Others would choose “Nighty Nites,” bu
2 CONC t probably the all around favorite was her chocolate chip cookies-and her secret ingredient t
2 CONC hat Brendan always recognized-LOVE.
2 CONT 	“Love One Another” was her wish for her family. There was a plaque up in our home with tha
2 CONC t statement and reminder of her wish for us all.
2 CONT 	Dolores was a dancer.
2 CONT She loved to dance, from early vaudeville childhood plays that her mother, Mae Finan, produce
2 CONC d and directed, to dancing with my father. Her eyes would sparkle and her feet would tap. I w
2 CONC as always envious because I inherited two left feet, but when I saw the joy she and my Dad di
2 CONC splayed when dancing, I was filled with delight.
2 CONT 	She was my best friend, example, mentor, model, strength and confident. 
2 CONT Mother’s suffering and chronic pain are now over. She is at rest and peace. To go without he
2 CONC r support seems most challenging, but  we celebrate her life and her spirit, for we know tha
2 CONC t she is up there with those bright shining Irish eyes, looking down on us, supporting us wit
2 CONC h her positive thoughts and saying the two things both  our parents tried to instill in us-
2 CONT “Always stay close and love one another."
2 CONT 	This we shall try to do and we thank you, Mother, for giving us life and the nurturing lov
2 CONC e and concern to live that life. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mark Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT I have known Dolores for 43 years, longer than I have known my own mother.  She was an extrao
2 CONC rdinary woman, with a competitive spirit, who accomplished with excellence whatever she under
2 CONC took.
2 CONT In another time she could have been our first woman president.
2 CONT  
2 CONT Mark Robert Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT Grandparents are in a very interesting position. They have a uniqueangle on educating youth
2 CONC .  My Grandmother taught me to be practical andtrue to myself and the importance of bein
2 CONC g a gentleman. She taught mehow to recognize a good joke and when not to point out a bad one
2 CONC .
2 CONT Moma was unconditional in her love and encouragement. As a toddler,despite my fears, she enc
2 CONC ouraged me to learn to swim in our big pool.She encouraged me to jump off the diving board w
2 CONC hen 10 feet down lookedlike the end of the earth. She encouraged me to play soccer when Alex
2 CONC and I were 3 and I was nervous. When I went off to Stanford and Oxford,England to study, sh
2 CONC e encouraged me to work hard but to live a balancedlife.  She taught me who I was literally
2 CONC . In fact, she not onlyencouraged me but arranged for me to meet and stay with our long-lost
2 CONC Finan cousins in Sligo Ireland. I stood in front of my great, great,great grandfather Finan
2 CONC 's birth home and shoot skeet with my Irishcousins--all due to my grandmother.
2 CONT I am her 1st grandson and we are alike in many ways. Now likeDolores and Bill/ Moma and Bopa
2 CONC , Bianca and I are expecting twins, too!
2 CONT I will try always to follow the advice she gave when she learned of the twins, 
2 CONT namely that, "All they need is lots of love." I am sure in the next few months --
2 CONT and years to come I will remember her educating and encouraging me. 
2 CONT Most of all I will remember her love.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brendan Bell
2 CONT 
2 CONT  My Moma was always a sage, who provided practical old school, time tested advice.
2 CONT I remember some key moments when I was young including: the secret to making her famous choco
2 CONC late cookies, it takes patience and a keen eye to find four leaf clovers, the importance of b
2 CONC eing Irish and through dedication and hard work all these and much more were possible. 
2 CONT     When I was older and going through a difficult time, Moma's  looked at me and said all th
2 CONC at was needed, " Brendan, life is for the living." These simple words have had a profound imp
2 CONC act on my life and have been a mantra ever since. She understood the importance of using th
2 CONC e memory of a lost loved one in a positive and active way, to honor their memory by living an
2 CONC d loving life. 
2 CONT I leave you with words often spoken by my beloved Moma when I left her: "I pray for your heal
2 CONC th and that you hold good cards." 
2 CONT     
2 CONT 
2 CONT Maureen Wilt
2 CONT 
2 CONT I don't know of any other Mom who was able to give her daughter the twin brothers she request
2 CONC ed, even when the doctors didn't know she was carrying twins until five hours before their bi
2 CONC rth. I remember getting on my knees at night beside the bed with Mom where I frequently praye
2 CONC d that my twin brothers not grow up to be bank robbers. And I remember seeing Mom praying o
2 CONC n her knees at night when she came up to stay with me after my surgery (though she was very i
2 CONC ll herself) when I had two boys of my own.
2 CONT I remember Mom getting such a kick out of my sons and Wes's prayer, "And, God, with the mosqu
2 CONC itoes I think you made a mistake" and getting a kick out of Christopher's nice/mean guy imagi
2 CONC nary friend. I remember her staining the rocking chair for Chris and Wes, giving Christophe
2 CONC r his "Teddy" that still adorns his desk at school, the boys’ haircuts, our quilts, cookies
2 CONC , and looking for four leaf clovers together.
2 CONT I don't know of many mothers who would allow a neighborhood wedding at their house and give p
2 CONC ermission for a 5-year-old daughter to be married by a 7-year-old sister/priest, or a Mom wh
2 CONC o would provide all the refreshments for the wedding reception, including the Cheez-its. An
2 CONC d I know that my Mom was the best cook and nobody could top her chicken noodle soup or peanu
2 CONC t butter sandwiches I bragged about (or her almond Christmas cookies, banana cream pie, grand
2 CONC ma's rolls, fudge pie or ham and olive baked sandwiches, to name a few). 
2 CONT I appreciate all the sacrifices Mom made for us when she went without so we could have more
2 CONC . All the (almost perpetual) times she gave up candy so that her prayers would be answered fo
2 CONC r some family member. I remember with fondness the gorgeous prom dresses, dresses and coats s
2 CONC he made for me. There was never any doubt that we were most important in her lives. I remembe
2 CONC r some years back when we interviewed Mom and Pop in different rooms for the grandparent book
2 CONC s. The last question we asked was "What would you want your progeny to remember most of all?
2 CONC "  Mom and Pop both answered "Love One Another." Mom lived her life teaching us that messag
2 CONC e and I know without a doubt that love is the most powerful force in the world and lasts fore
2 CONC ver. Mom's love will be with us forever and ever (and then some) and has made all the differe
2 CONC nce.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Christopher Wilt
2 CONT 
2 CONT When I think of Moma, I think of how much she gave:
2 CONT She gave me chocolate-chip cookies, hash browns, and eggs from her oven.
2 CONT She gave me blankets, quilts, and stockings created from her own hand.
2 CONT She gave me Cheez-its, coffee cake, and pumpkin pie (some slices were better than others) fro
2 CONC m her kitchen.
2 CONT She gave me basil, strawberries, and mint from her garden.
2 CONT She gave me four-leaf clovers, pads of paper, and tic-tacs from whatever magical place Moma k
2 CONC ept such amazing treasures.
2 CONT She gave me knowledge about shuffling, counting, and bidding from her card-player brain.
2 CONT She gave me deep wisdom, stern lectures, and loving advice from her heart. 
2 CONT But most of all--Moma gave me my family- one that she created, mended, and molded from love.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Wes Wilt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Rudy Giuliani said it best when asked about grandparents “What children need most are the ess
2 CONC entials that grandparents provide in abundance.  They give unconditional love, kindness, pati
2 CONC ence, humor, comfort, lessons in life.  And, most importantly, cookies.” 
2 CONT My Moma always knew how to make me feel loved.  Her love was displayed in many ways, whethe
2 CONC r it was a wink from across the room or her support for her grandchildren as they starred i
2 CONC n the beloved Christmas play every year.  Her love was genuine and unconditional and will liv
2 CONC e with me forever.  I am so blessed to have inherited these traits that make me who I am toda
2 CONC y.  Thank you for leading by example and showing me what family is all about.  I love you Mom
2 CONC a and thank you for the chocolate chip cookies.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mike Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT My memories of my mom span over half a century.  With her passing, simple memories now take o
2 CONC n a new and special meaning.  I remember when I was 10 or 11 years old, picking peppermint fr
2 CONC om our backyard garden and drinking ice tea with my Mom. During family vacations we would wal
2 CONC k the beaches and collect rocks that she would later use to decorate her flower and rose gard
2 CONC ens.  
2 CONT My mom was my greatest advocate and biggest supporter. When I became frustrated and wanted t
2 CONC o give up, my Mom would simply smile and reassure me that I could accomplish the task at hand
2 CONC .  She was right.  I did learn to tie my shoes.  I did grow tall enough to touch the top of t
2 CONC he refrigerator.  In elementary school, I struggled with learning.   My mom spoke with the sc
2 CONC hool officials and helped me get the resources I needed to be successful. She was my first Tu
2 CONC tor.  With her help, I was able to eventually graduate and even go on to earn a doctorate deg
2 CONC ree.  My Mom always believed in me, and helped me to believe in myself. 
2 CONT My mother’s faith was very important to her.  When we went on vacations, my parents made sur
2 CONC e we went to mass on Sunday.  My parents sacrificed in order for all four of their children t
2 CONC o receive private Catholic Education.  Every time I see a rosary, I will think of my mother
2 CONC .  I remember on many occasions coming in to visit and finding my mother lying on the livin
2 CONC g room couch.  She frequently would “stretch out” on the couch in order to deal with her chro
2 CONC nic pain.  Even though she might be asleep, she would be holding a Rosary in her hands.  In f
2 CONC act, you could find Rosaries throughout our home, either by the night stand by her bed, the c
2 CONC offee table near the couch or in the kitchen.
2 CONT When I visited my mother for the last time, she was basically uncommunicative.  I decided t
2 CONC o say a Rosary with her.  Although she seemed unresponsive earlier in the day, she repeated “
2 CONC The Hail Mary” each time it was prayed.  I believe it was her faith that helped her through t
2 CONC he last trying years, never complaining or feeling sorry for herself, but offering up her suf
2 CONC fering for others that she loved.  
2 CONT I will truly miss my mother but I know she is now happy in Heaven with her parents, brother
2 CONC , sister and friends.  I hope that in the years to come, I can live a life that she would b
2 CONC e proud of, not only as a son and a brother, but as a husband, a father and friend as well. M
2 CONC om, thank you for all the important life lessons you modeled for me over the years.  Love, Mi
2 CONC ke 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jacque Pfeifer Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dolores was my mother-in-law.  She was a lot of fun to talk to and listen to.  She used to sm
2 CONC oke cigarettes at the kitchen table and tell me stories of her life--the memories of her fami
2 CONC ly of origin and how she wished that I could have known her brother.  She told me about Mik
2 CONC e and his siblings growing up and about their family vacations.  She talked about her job an
2 CONC d her special friends at work. I felt like I intimately knew all the players in Dolores’s lif
2 CONC e even if I had never met them.
2 CONT Dolores was a woman that I would have chosen as a friend.  She was a woman who wore shorts in
2 CONC to her 60's.   She drove cars fast and wild.  She looked up facts in the encyclopedia or dict
2 CONC ionary in order to settle an argument.   She could recount each play of the cards laid down b
2 CONC y all four hands.  Dolores always wore her hair short and it was always dark and her nails an
2 CONC d lips were always bright.  She liked fashion and always dressed well.  She taught me beaut
2 CONC y secrets like keeping lipstick and nail polish in the refrigerator.
2 CONT Dolores was a role model as a wife.  I admired her dedication to the vocation of marriage.  D
2 CONC olores literally anticipated Bill’s needs, gladly answered them and always encouraged and res
2 CONC pected him.   Dolores always thanked Bill for making coffee.  She asked him how he liked hi
2 CONC s food and if he slept well.  Bill always praised Dolores for her cooking and entertaining sk
2 CONC ills.   Mike told me that his parents never had a fight, not one!   One time we played Pictio
2 CONC nary and Dolores and Bill were on the same team. The category was animals.  Bill drew one str
2 CONC aight line and Dolores immediately answered with the correct animal.   They had telepathy. Th
2 CONC eir marriage was unbeatable.
2 CONT Dolores was a faith filled and accepting person.  She had abundant energy even though her chr
2 CONC onic pain was a heavy cross to bear.  She coped in ways that have been researched by health p
2 CONC rofessionals and theologians for centuries.  She distracted her mind with the joys of simpl
2 CONC e things like birds and the colors and smells of flowers.  She did what she could like sit an
2 CONC d play cards, sew for awhile, read and lose herself in a plot, she took frequent breaks to “s
2 CONC tretch out” and she used her higher power to comfort her when she could not bear the pain alo
2 CONC ne.
2 CONT The strength of her determination, the sophistication of her daily living, and the inheritanc
2 CONC e of her faith has been left for all her family to remember.  There is no greater gift tha
2 CONC t a wife, mother, and grandmother could ever give.  Thank you Dolores for having such great p
2 CONC urpose.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Kelsey Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Moma and I had a lot of “first” experiences.  I was the first daughter of her first son.  Sh
2 CONC e gave me my first baby blanket.  I carried that until I was 10 and she promised to make it i
2 CONC nto a handkerchief for my wedding.  She gave me my first best-friend, “Baby-doll,” who is sti
2 CONC ll with me today.  She threw me my first birthday party at her house.
2 CONT Moma liked that I had an Irish name.  She always thought my hair had a red-tint to it.  We ha
2 CONC d matching Irish Girl shirts and the same thin dancer legs.  She measured our heights at ever
2 CONC y visit.  I eventually grew taller than her but I never out-grew my Moma and all her specia
2 CONC l ways.  Moma is the first person I have loved that is now passed away.  I hope she will be t
2 CONC he first angel to watch over me until we meet in Heaven.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Annalise Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Moma made me feel like a Princess.  She sewed me a pink and white Princess dress when I was l
2 CONC ittle.  I wore that dress everyday during our visit and on the way home.  I felt like a Princ
2 CONC ess with her.  She gave me crackers in a special bowl and poured me milk from a glass jar whi
2 CONC ch I ate on a little black stool.  She let me have my own room when I visited.  Moma displaye
2 CONC d my art work and my pictures.  She held my face with two hands when she kissed me.  Wheneve
2 CONC r we left their house she gave me “gas money” for the ride home.   Moma called me “Pumpkin.
2 CONC ”  Even when I saw her for the last time, when she wasn’t feeling well at all, she said, “Hi
2 CONC , Pumpkin.”   I love you Moma and I miss you very much.     
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terry Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT My Mom and Dad put four children through college and none of them grew up to be bank robbers-
2 CONC -yet!  Mom shared in the joy of eight grandchildren who loved their Moma in a way that word
2 CONC s will never adequately convey.  Mother/Dolores/Moma was there for us in the best of times an
2 CONC d the worst of time.  Throughout it all Mom always maintained her sense of humor.  Her gift o
2 CONC f laughter is the legacy that will live on from one generation to next.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Diane Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dolores was the best mother-in-law a person could hope for. Whenever my friends would talk ab
2 CONC out family issues with in-laws, I would proudly tell them about my mother-in-law and friend
2 CONC . Dolores was always there for me, and I learned so much from her, including how to entertai
2 CONC n and play the intricate game of bridge with card players extraordinaire Dolores, Bill. and T
2 CONC erry. Even after playing thirty years with the lucky but bridge challenged, their patience wi
2 CONC th me and encouragement never wavered, despite my never ending question--”What are you askin
2 CONC g me?”
2 CONT The years of laughter, love, and wonderful memories shared with Dolores, will always be a viv
2 CONC id reminder of a life well lived and well loved.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Megan Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT I am truly blessed to have had such a wonderful grandmother.  In reflecting on the times I ha
2 CONC ve spent with her, I remember all the little things that made our relationship so special
2 CONC . I will always remember going to her house as a little girl.  She always had something to te
2 CONC ach me.  Whether it was how to sew, play cards, or how to garden, she always made the visit f
2 CONC un and interesting.
2 CONT I will always remember family dinners at her house.  No matter the occasion, she always mad
2 CONC e potatoes especially for me because they were my favorite. I will never forget how much sh
2 CONC e loved and supported me.  She always attended my recitals, concerts, sports, and ceremonies
2 CONC .  Just knowing how much she cared about me has always motivated me to want to achieve more i
2 CONC n life. I will never forget our conversations over Cheez-its and lettuce with peanut butter
2 CONC . It did not matter what the conversation was about, she was always interested in what I ha
2 CONC d to say. I will never forget all that I have learned from her.  She taught me so much abou
2 CONC t life, love, and friendships. I could never imagine what life would have been like without h
2 CONC er, and I will always cherish the time we spent together.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Michael Moffitt
2 CONT 
2 CONT Moma taught me the saying “It must be the luck of the Irish”.  When I used to visit during m
2 CONC y years as a bleached blond, impressionable, curious boy, Moma would take me out into the fro
2 CONC nt yard to go hunting for the illusive four leaf clover.  At first, I did not believe they tr
2 CONC uly existed except in Lucky Charms cereal, but Moma proved me wrong.  After countless hours s
2 CONC earching, I eventually found one.  Moma then carefully wrapped the clover in wax paper, stuc
2 CONC k it in between the pages of a book to press it, and told me to find a safe place to keep it
2 CONC .   Years later, while cleaning out my old bedroom, I came across the four leaf clover, its g
2 CONC reen color remaining intact.
2 CONT   I like to think that this clover has truly brought the “Luck of the Irish” into my life.  N
2 CONC ot only have I found a one carat diamond ring next to a trash can, won BigMac Land tickets fr
2 CONC om the radio, a Game Cube from school, and Erin the prized Irish themed Beanie Baby, but I ha
2 CONC ve been blessed with a great family that has given me a lifetime of cherished memories.  I mi
2 CONC ss you Moma, and the great influence you had on me.  To me, not even a four leaf clover was a
2 CONC s lucky as having you as my grandmother.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ******************************
2 CONT 
2 CONT When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 
2 CONT When Irish eyes are smilingSure 'tis like a morn in spring.In the lilt of Irish laughterYo
2 CONC u can hear the angels sing.When Irish hearts are happyAll the world seems bright and gay.
2 CONC And when Irish eyes are smilingSure they steal your heart away.When Irish hearts are happy
2 CONC All the world seems bright and gay.And when Irish eyes are smiling Sure they steal your he
2 CONC art away.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Jul 2010
3 TIME 22:42:56
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1 NAME William Albert /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN William Albert
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Apr 1871
2 PLAC Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jun 1922
2 PLAC Everett, Snohomish, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 22 Jun 1922
2 PLAC Nauvoo Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 28411E4D8075AB43BE6BF5104860ABEA2257
1 FAMS @F59@
1 NOTE W. Ogden was paid $2.50 for labor for the year ending March 31st, A. D. 1891.  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , April 7, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will Ogden left for Dakota last week, where he will remain for some time."  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , April 5, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will Ogden, James, Thomas and Geo. Scannell, Frank Kelly and Will Hamma accompanied John Bra
2 CONC nt's threshing machine to Melville, S. D., the fore part of last week."  Nauvoo Rustler, 1893
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT " James Ogden received a letter from his son Wm., last Saturday, informing him that he had th
2 CONC e misfortune to break his leg.  Wm is at Groton, South Dakota.  He did not state in his lette
2 CONC r how the accident occurred.  He is expected to arrive home in a few days."  Nauvoo Rustler
2 CONC , September 20, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will Ogden, whom we made mention of, last week, as having the misfortune to fall and brea
2 CONC k a leg at Groton, South Dakota, arrived at home Tuesday noon.  The accident ocurred while Wi
2 CONC ll was engaged in a granery.  While stepping from a small box his leg was broken by a simpl
2 CONC e misstep.  He will be laid up feor several weeks."  Nauvoo Rustler, September 27, 1892.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Will. and Bernard Ogden and Arthur Datin returned home from Groton, S. D., Thursday last.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, September 22, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---The Ogden literary Society held an interesting meeting Friday evening.  The subject, "Res
2 CONC olved that the World's Fair was a Financial Benefit to this Country," was debated.  A. Ling
2 CONC e and Will. Ogden were champions of the affirmative side and James Ogden and Ed. Hummel of th
2 CONC e negative.  The former won.  Besides interesting debate, there was some fine music by the El
2 CONC m Tree string band.  The meetings always attract large audiences."  Nauvoo Independent, Decem
2 CONC ber 29, 1893.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Ogden Bros. had a number of cards printed at this office last week advertising their cele
2 CONC brated horse "Hart of Oak, Jr."  Nauvoo Independent, April 12, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Lightning struck an old stump on the farm of James Ogden Wednesday afternoon, stunning Wm
2 CONC . and Levi Ogden who were under a shed near by.  A horse was also knocked down."  Nauvoo Inde
2 CONC pendent, May 3, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---While descending Chaney creek hill on the Nauvoo road yesterday with their new treshing o
2 CONC utfit, Ogden & Moffitt had a narrow escape from a bad accident by steering the machine into t
2 CONC he west bank on the side of the cut.  The neck yoke had broken which rendered the machine alm
2 CONC ost uncontrolable.--Hamilton Press."  Nauvoo Independent, July 5, 1895.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ogden, of Wyaconda, Mo., were visitors here the fore part of the week."  Na
2 CONC uvoo Independent, May 5, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden and wife returned from Wyaconda, Mo., several days ago.  Ogden Bros. disposed of t
2 CONC heir meat market in that city last week."  Nauvoo Independent, May 19, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A Lawsuit.
2 CONT A case entitled J. J. Rheinberger vs. Wm. and Bernard Ogden will be tried in Justice Berger'
2 CONC s court today.  It is an action brought by Mr. Rheinberger against defendants for payment fo
2 CONC r an icebox made by him for defendants.  Defendants claim the icebox did not prove satisfacto
2 CONC ry after giving it a fair trial, and therefore refuse to pay for it, asking the plaintiff t
2 CONC o take it back.  Plaintiff claims the box is all right and believe their refusal to accept th
2 CONC e same is for altogether other reasons.  The trial promises to be interesting."  May 26, 1899
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---The case of J. J. Rheinberger vs. Wm. and Bernard Ogden, an action for payment for an ice
2 CONC box, mention of which was made in our last issue, was tried before a jury in Justice Berger'
2 CONC s court last Thursday.  The case consumed most of the day and was rather interesting, drawin
2 CONC g a large crowd of spectators.  Attorney W. D. Hibbard represented the plaintiff and Peter F
2 CONC . Wahl the defendants.  The jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for the amoun
2 CONC t sued for, $66 58, and costs of the case."  Nauvoo Independent, June 2, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden departed Monday for New Ulm, Minn., where he will remain indefinitely, having secu
2 CONC red employment there."  Nauvoo Independent, September 29, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Wm. Ogden returned Friday evening from his sojourn in Minnesota."  Nauvoo Independent, Decem
2 CONC ber 1, 1899.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2011
3 TIME 15:11:29
0 @I138@ INDI
1 NAME Merrill Francis /Ogden/ Sr.
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Merrill Francis
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Aug 1905
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 17 Sep 1905
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1967
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1967
2 PLAC Holy Rood Cemetery, Seattle, King, Washington
1 _UID 4A0DBE6C364F504884455E1B3B13799E454B
1 FAMS @F104@
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1 NOTE "merrill Francis Ogden, Sr. was born August 22, 1905 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois.  I
2 CONC n 1908 the family moved to Seattle, where he attended St. Benedicts School and Seattle Prepar
2 CONC atory School.  On June 22, 1927 he married Julia Fances (Sis) Barry in St. Louis, Missouri
2 CONC .  (1927 was also the year Charles Lidburgh flew solo over the Atlantic Ocean; the frist tran
2 CONC s-Atlantic telephone call was made between New York and London; the Yankees, led by Babe Rut
2 CONC h and Lou Gehrig, swept the Pittsburg Pirates in the World Series; and Henry Ford unveiled th
2 CONC e sleek, new Model A!)  Sis was born April 18, 1907 in St. louis.  They began their life toge
2 CONC ther in St. Louis, where Merrill was half owner in a Lincoln Chrysler garage named "Sarah McP
2 CONC herson Garage".  This was during prohibition, and we heard stories how gangsters would come i
2 CONC n from East St. Louis to have their cars armor plated and the engines "modified"!  Sis ha
2 CONC d a stillborn baby born, a boy, in 1928.  A tornado hit St. Louis in 1929 and destroyed the g
2 CONC arage, after which, they moved to Seattle.  While visiting in St. Louis, Merrill, Jr. was bor
2 CONC n.  In 1935 they lived on Queen Anne Hill before they moved to Buffalo, New York where Merril
2 CONC l Sr. worked for "Romco Piston Rings Corp." as a factory representative.  The company transfe
2 CONC rred him to Seattle in 1936, where they rented a home at 2219 North 54th Street in the Laton
2 CONC a district.  In 1937 they bought their first home at 11554 N E 117th for $2200.  The home wa
2 CONC s on an acre of land, had 3 bedrooms, and a garage in the basement.  The garage had a four fo
2 CONC ot grease pit he could use to lube and change the oil without using a jack.  In the kitchen a
2 CONC rea he built a kitchen nook, adding also a double garage with deck above.  They had 50 chicke
2 CONC ns and one milk cow!  In 1944 they moved to 211 N W 143rd, in Broadview area in Seattle.  I
2 CONC n 1946 he started building their new home at 12240 6th Ave N W, also in Broadview.  The hom
2 CONC e was on a double lot with a beautiful view of Puget Sound and the Olymic Mountains.  They mo
2 CONC ved into their new (but unfinished) home in 1946.  Merrill remembers his dad and some of hi
2 CONC s friends, Kenny Love, Cuz (Ernie Swartz), Dick Morrison and Dan Lynch, in the kitchen singin
2 CONC g.  The Sunnybrook Bourbon bottle came with a songbook and they would harmonize all the old s
2 CONC ongs:  My Darling Clementine, Sweet Adeline, Little Brown Jug, My Wild Irish Rose, Old Folk
2 CONC s at Home, Oh Susanna, Let Me Call You Sweetheart and many more.  Merrill died September 29
2 CONC , 1967 and Sis died September 19, 1992 and both are buried in Holyrood Cemetery in Shoreline
2 CONC , WA."   by Doris Larsen Ogden.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Oct 2010
3 TIME 15:42:01
0 @I139@ INDI
1 NAME William Joseph /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN William Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Jan 1904
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 20 Mar 1904
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Aug 1984
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Aug 1984
2 PLAC Nauvoo Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
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1 NOTE       "William Joseph Ogden was born January 8, 1904 in Nauvoo, Illinois.  He attended day sc
2 CONC hool at Spalding before the family moved to Seattle.  He was an honor student at Seattle Coll
2 CONC ege (later Seattle University), earning the gold medal as first honor pupil of his class fo
2 CONC r four straight years, but did not take part in his graduating exercises because his father w
2 CONC as killed the day before.  He later studied for the priesthood in Washington, D.C. and was or
2 CONC dained there June 10, 1930 at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.  He said his first mas
2 CONC s in Nauvoo at the Saints Peter and Paul's Church in Nauvoo.  It was printed in the paper, "T
2 CONC here was special singing by the choir and Merrill Ogden, brother of the newly ordained priest
2 CONC , sang several solos."  Fr. Bill taught there in the Seminary of the Oblates of Mary Immacula
2 CONC te.  Moving back to Seattle, he served as associate pastor at St. Benedict parish in Seattl
2 CONC e from 1930-1933, before being transferred to Holy Angels Juniorate in Buffalo, N.Y. and at t
2 CONC he Minor Seminary for five years in the Scholasticate, was the director and taught English, M
2 CONC oral Theology and Canon Law from 1933-1936.  Other assignments includedd pastor of St. John t
2 CONC he Baptist parish in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and chaplain at Niery Hospital in Davenport, Iowa
2 CONC .  Fr. Bill served as an associate at St. Patrick parish in Tacoma; St. Benedict's, Seatttle
2 CONC ; St. Anthony, Wenatchee; and Holy Rosary, Seattle.  From November 1948 until January 1952, h
2 CONC e was administrator of Immaculate Conception parish, Arlington, WA.  His first pastorate wa
2 CONC s at St. Cecila parish (from June 1955- November 1961).  Susequent pastorates were at Our Lad
2 CONC y of Good Help, Hoquiam (November 1961-April 1970), and St. Joseph, Elma (April 1970-March 19
2 CONC 72).  He was chplain at the former Dominican House, Issaquah, WA before moving to Josephinum
2 CONC .  Father Bill was a Faithful Friar, Forth Degree Knights of Columbus, Aberdeen; and chplai
2 CONC n to KC Council 1974 of Hoquiam.
2 CONT      Fr. Bill celebrated his Golden Jubilee as a priest on June 8, 1980 with an 11:00 a.m. ma
2 CONC ss at St. Benedict's church in Seattle.  Merrill and Bill (his nephews) gave the readings dur
2 CONC ing mass.  It was followed by a reception in the school auditorium.  Sis (Julia Barry Ogden
2 CONC ) pored coffee, Mary Leik, a family friend from early St. Benedict days, poured tea, Barbar
2 CONC a (grand neice, Ogden) and Julie (grand neice, Pavlicek) poured punch, and Pat (neice, Ogde
2 CONC n Pavlicek Moore) cut the cake.  Of great help was Abigail Leik Pillsbury, also from the earl
2 CONC y St. Benedict days.  Later, at 4:30 p.m., we served a buffet at our house (Merrill, Jr. an
2 CONC d Doris Larsen Ogden) at our hor for several of his close friends from around the state and p
2 CONC arishioners from St. Ceclia's and of course family.
2 CONT      Fr. Bill loved to play golf and played every chance he got.  He played violin at Seattl
2 CONC e College, and with a popular dance band, which I can't remember the name of!  On Wednesday'
2 CONC s for several years, he was at our home for dinner.  We had many interesting conversations r
2 CONC e religion, as I was raised in the Lutheran Church.  He was a priest from the very old school
2 CONC , and a very strict conservative....he didn't like the switch from Latin to English mass.  A
2 CONC s he thought much of what was being taught at the time was heresy, he started a catechism cla
2 CONC ss for Barbara (Ogden), Steve (Ogden), Erin (Kinsella), Marty (Kinsella), Barry (Kinsella), a
2 CONC nd two other children, one week at our home (Merrill, Jr. and Doris Larsen Ogden) and the nex
2 CONC t at Mary Ann's (Ogden Kinsella).  At about the age of 65 he was diagnosed with emphysema.  S
2 CONC ometime in the early 1980's he moved to St. Vincent DePaul Nursing Home in West Seattle.  W
2 CONC e visited him there several times, sometimes taking him out for luch or dinner.  He died Augu
2 CONC st 10, 1984 and had a funeral mass sug at St. Benedicts and also in Nauvoo, where he is burie
2 CONC d in the St.'s Peter and Paul Cemetery."  By Doris Larsen Ogden
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Honor Student's Chair Vacant --- Father, Hope Realized, Killed --- William Ogden, 18 years o
2 CONC ld, 1227 N. 48th St., who for four years straight won the gold medal as first honor pupil o
2 CONC f his class at The Seattle College and his fouf medals, with fifth, the grand prize given b
2 CONC y Bishop Edward J. O'Dea.  Young Ogden's medals were pinned on a vacant chair because his fat
2 CONC her was killed the day before commencement. --- William Ogden Unable to Attend Graduating Exe
2 CONC rcises at Seattle College Because of Bereavement. --- First honors at the graduating exercise
2 CONC s when twenty graduates of the Seattle College received their diplomas last week, were pinne
2 CONC d on a vacant chair -- that of William Ogden, 18 years old, 1227 N. 48th St.  His father wa
2 CONC s killed the day before he was to have received the honors.  Throughout his four years in th
2 CONC e college, William has studied chiefly because his pal--for that was what his dad meant to hi
2 CONC m--wanted him to be "first in his class."  For three years straight, William Ogden Sr., as th
2 CONC e proudest man in Seattle, watched his son win the gold medals offered each class each year f
2 CONC or first honors.  Together father and son talked about and worked together for the final hono
2 CONC rs, the Bishop Edward J. O'Dea medal.  Pitcher for his team, young Ogden played last week an
2 CONC d his father went along to witness the game.  The Seattle College twirler won his game and th
2 CONC e happy father was en route home, when five miles this side of Everett, he sptopped his car t
2 CONC o inquire about other members of the party who were slow in coming.  He was run down by anoth
2 CONC er automobile and died within minutes.  Young Ogden could not attend the graduating exercises
2 CONC .  He knew his father could not attend and for him the prizes meant but little.  So his chai
2 CONC r was left vacant.  Four years of college with no mark less than "excellent"!  It's a recor
2 CONC d for the Seattle College that has never been equaled.  Today the prize winner is en route t
2 CONC o Nauvoo, Ill., where his father will be buried.  Upon his return to Seattle he will ente
2 CONC r a special class at the Seattle College and will receive his first year's training for the p
2 CONC riesthood, carrying out the wishes of his pal and father."
2 CONT 
2 CONT "FATHER OGDEN SINGS HIS FIRST MASS HERE --- Former Nauvoo Boy In Solemn  Service Here---Larg
2 CONC e Attendance at Ceremonies. --- Solemn and impressive services were held at SS. Peter and Pau
2 CONC l's Catholic church in this city Sunday morning at 10 o'clock when first solemn high mass wa
2 CONC s sung by Rev. Father William J. Ogden, who was ordained an oblate priest in Washington, D. C
2 CONC ., last week.  The church was filled with relatives and friends who came to witness one of th
2 CONC e most brilliant and solemn ceremonies of the Roman Catholic church.  The church wass decorat
2 CONC ed with St. Joseph lilies and never presented a more beautiful appearance.  The ceremonies st
2 CONC arted with a procession from the rectory to the church, the order of which was:  Father Willi
2 CONC am Ogden, Father Tholen, two visiting priests, three acolytes; and twelve altar boys.  Arrivi
2 CONC ng in the church Father Ogden celebrated his first mass.  Father L. C. Tholen, local pastor
2 CONC , acted as master of ceremonies, while Father Lawrence and Father Lucien, two Franciscan prie
2 CONC sts of Quincy, Ill., acted at deacon and sub-deacon respectively.  Ralph Seidler was cross-be
2 CONC arer and Henry Reimbold and Nile Ogden were acolytes.  The three are cousins of Father Ogden
2 CONC .  Father Tholen preached an eloquent and appropriate sermon for the occation.  There was spe
2 CONC cial singing by the choir and Merrill Ogden, brother of the newly ordained priest, sang sever
2 CONC al solos.  Following the mass the young celebrant gave a special benediction to the congregat
2 CONC ion.  Soon after the mass a dinner was given by immediate relatives at St. Edmund's Hall in h
2 CONC onor of Father Ogden.  Fifty-five persons were present and enjoyed a most delicious meal.  Af
2 CONC ter dinner Father Tholen and Father Ogden both gave short talks.  In the evening a public rec
2 CONC eption was given at the Parish hall for Father Ogden, which was well attended.  He received t
2 CONC he felicitations of numerous relatives, friends and aquaintances.  Father Ogden gave a shor
2 CONC t talk and solos were sung by Mrs. H. Rissi and Emil Rissi of Collinsville; Mrs. John Dusenbe
2 CONC rry of Nauvoo, and Merrill Ogden of St. Louis.  Rev Wm. J. Ogden, O. M. I., gave a violin sel
2 CONC ection.  All these numbers were accompanied on the piano by Marie Rissi.  Punch and wafers we
2 CONC re served.  Among the out of town relatives and friends who came to attend the mass were Mrs
2 CONC . Anna Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moffittt and son Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ogden and son Me
2 CONC rrill Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schacht, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Wm. Honce, Hamilton; Mrs
2 CONC . Clara Parker, St. Joseph, Mo.; Miss Bernadine Moffitt, Fort Madison; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hie
2 CONC rstein  and Wm. Spexarth, Fort Madison; Henry Reimbold and Nile Ogden, Chicago; Ralph Seidler
2 CONC , Cleveland, Ohio; R. and Mrs. H. Rissi, daughter Marie and son Emil, Collinsville, Ill.; Te
2 CONC d Rissi, Detroit; Mrs. J. H. Boeddeker, Fort Madison.  Sister Mary Fabian, of Peoria also att
2 CONC ended and was a guest at dinner.  Father Ogden comes from a well--known family of this vicini
2 CONC ty.  On his mother's side he comes from pioneer stock of Moffitts who were among the very ear
2 CONC ly settlers.  T. N. Moffitt is his grandfather.  From the father's side he is a descendant o
2 CONC f James Ogden, also a prominent pioneer.  His grandmother on his father's side was the siste
2 CONC r of the late Judge J. B. Risse of Hancock county.  His father was William Ogden, a carpenter
2 CONC , who met his death in Seattle some years ago.  Father Ogden will be stationed at Seattle Was
2 CONC h., for the present, the home of the family for a number of years.  He will leave Monday fo
2 CONC r St. Louis, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Anna Ogden, where they will visit at her home fo
2 CONC r a short time and then will motor to Seattle.  The mother will accompany the son and be wit
2 CONC h him in Seattle."  Nauvoo, Illinois, June 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "YOUNG PRIEST READS MASS IN NAUVOO --- Nauvoo, Ill., June 16.--Rev William Ogden read his fir
2 CONC st mass at the Catholic church sunday morning.  The young priest with Father Tholen, two Fran
2 CONC ciscaon priests of Quincy, three acolytes, cousins of the young priest, and twelve altar boy
2 CONC s marched from the rectory to the church at 10 o'clock where his first mass was celebrated b
2 CONC y the lately ordained priest.  Father Tholen acted as master of ceremonies, while the two Qui
2 CONC ncy priests acted as deacon and subdeacon respectively.  Father Tholen preached as excellen
2 CONC t and appropriate sermon for the occation.  The choir sang Leonard's mass in B flat.  The chu
2 CONC rch was filled, many being required to stand.  Father Ogden comes from a well known family o
2 CONC f this vicinity.  On his mother's side he comes from the pioneer stock of Moffitts, who wer
2 CONC e among the first settlers of Hancock county.  From the father's side he is a descendant of J
2 CONC ames Ogden also a pioneer of this county and a prominent citizen.  His grandmother on his fat
2 CONC her's side was a sister to the late Judge John B. Risse.  He is ordained as an oblate priest
2 CONC , and will probably be stationed in Seatttle, Washington, where the Ogden family formerly liv
2 CONC ed.  The father was a carpenter and met his death in an accident in Seattle some years ago
2 CONC .  A big reception was given the young priest at the parish hall on Sunday evening.  He was g
2 CONC reeted by many of his former acquaintances, who were school mates with him when he attended t
2 CONC he Catholic schools here.  Many of his relatives from aboard were here to attend the celebrat
2 CONC ion of his first mass by Father Ogden.  The Moffitt and Ogden families are very large and the
2 CONC y by themselves made a large audience.  All wished the young priest success in his station i
2 CONC n the sacred priesthood."  Nauvoo, Illinois, June 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Golden jubilarians are Fathers Jeremiah F. Milner, Daniel McAllister, and William J. Ogde; B
2 CONC enedictine Abbot Gerald Desmond; and Jesuit Fathers James B. McGoldrick...
2 CONT A native of Illinois, Father William J. Ogden was associate pastor at St. Benedict parish, Se
2 CONC attle from 1930 until 1933.  From Seattle he was transferred to Holy Angels Juniorate in Buff
2 CONC alo, NY, where he was superior and teacher from 1933 to 1936.  Subsequent assignmnets include
2 CONC d teacher at the Oblate Scholasticate in Washington DC; pastor os St. John the Baptist parish
2 CONC , Green Bay, Wis., and chaplain at Niery Hospital in Davenport, Iowa.  Father Ogden's first a
2 CONC ssignment in the Seattle Archdiocese was associate at St. Patrick parish, Tacoma.  He was als
2 CONC o as associate at St. Benedict, Seattle; St. Anthony, Wenatchee; and Holy Rosary, Seattle.  F
2 CONC ather Ogden was a student at Seattle University during 1946 and 1947.  From November, 1948, u
2 CONC ntil January, 1952, he was administrator of Immaculate Conception parish, Arlington.  His fir
2 CONC st pastorate was at St. Cecilia parish, Banbridge (June 1955-November 1961).  Subsequent past
2 CONC orates were at Our Lady of Good Help, Hoquiam (November, 1961-April, 1970); and St. Joseph, E
2 CONC lma (April, 1970-March, 1972).  Father also was chaplain at the former Dominican House, Issaq
2 CONC uah.  He now resides at the Josephinum.  Father was Faithful Friar, Fourth Degree Knights o
2 CONC f Columbus, Aberdeen; and chaplain to KC Council 1674 of Hoquiam."  Seattle, Washigton, Jun
2 CONC e 1980.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Oct 2010
3 TIME 15:42:07
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\william joseph ogden first mass.jpg
2 TITL Willaim Joseph Ogden's first Mass in Nauvoo, Illinois.
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I140@ INDI
1 NAME Julia Frances /Barry/
2 SURN Barry
2 GIVN Julia Frances
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Apr 1907
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 CHR
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1992
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Sep 1992
2 PLAC Holyrood Cemetery, Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 8EC4EF89E20673489E693C0AC2DBDA8BBC84
1 FAMS @F104@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Oct 2010
3 TIME 15:42:14
0 @I141@ INDI
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1 SEX M
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1 FAMC @F104@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 FAMS @F107@
1 FAMS @F108@
1 FAMC @F104@
0 @I143@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 FAMS @F109@
1 FAMC @F104@
0 @I144@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 FAMC @F104@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 NAME LIVING
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1 FAMC @F106@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 FAMS @F107@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 FAMC @F107@
0 @I150@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 FAMC @F109@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 FAMS @F117@
1 FAMC @F109@
0 @I153@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C8BD61C47C5503439AA5B155CF751F7EE73E
1 FAMS @F118@
1 FAMC @F109@
0 @I154@ INDI
1 NAME Kathleen Willa Helen /Swanson/
2 SURN Swanson
2 GIVN Kathleen Willa Helen
2 NICK Kay
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Jul 1941
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1990
1 _UID 99C37D4D6131C2448DE93E7528705521F59A
1 FAMS @F110@
1 NOTE He was married three times. I'm not sure which is the mather of his son.  He
2 CONT married 1) Kay, 2) ?, 3) Rose.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Oct 2010
3 TIME 16:23:36
0 @I155@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID E0CA9E2C95C5CF4B9F9D1F1DBDCA12EEE7D4
1 FAMS @F119@
1 FAMS @F18849@
1 FAMC @F110@
0 @I156@ INDI
1 NAME Henry Edward Vincent /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Henry Edward Vincent
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Dec 1874
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 25 Dec 1874
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Nov 1942
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Nov 1942
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID AF8C9D1E1A64464C9FD0B013067728724F92
1 FAMS @F60@
1 NOTE "Our Bicyclists.
2 CONT Quite a number of our citizens have recived bicycles during the past week.  There is some tal
2 CONC k of organizing a bicycle club.  The following received machines since our last issue:  Mis
2 CONC s Tille Bewerdorf, Max Reimbold, Ernest Heck, jr., Ed. Reimbold, Aitchison & Berger, Frank Re
2 CONC imbold, Milt Walther and Clyde Datin.  They are all doing nicely, and in a few days will be a
2 CONC ble to ride their machines well.  Several more will order bicycles in a few days."  Nauvoo Ru
2 CONC stler, July 26, 1890.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Ed. V. Reimbold, while returning from Keokuk with his transfer wagon, lat Thursday, upse
2 CONC t in Cheney creek on the river road.  He had a large load of merchandise and some of the goo
2 CONC d were soiled by water.  Nauvoo Independent, March 2, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Sep 2010
3 TIME 21:52:22
0 @I157@ INDI
1 NAME Henry Aloishus /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Henry Aloishus
2 NICK Henry Edward Reimbold
2 _AKA Henry Edward Reimbold
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jan 1909
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 4 Jul 1909
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Dec 1992
2 PLAC Carbondale, Jackson, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 12 Dec 1992
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Carbondale, Jackson, Illinois
1 _UID 5BE25D7DB7A73544A914034357A508BCB1E0
1 FAMS @F120@
1 FAMC @F60@
1 NOTE Obituary - "Henry E. Reimbold, June 20, 1909 - December 7, 1992.   Henry E. Reimbold, 83, o
2 CONC f Carbondale, Ill., died at 2:55 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale
2 CONC .  A son of Edward and Lucy Moffitt Reimbold, he was born June 20, 1909, in Nauvoo.  He marri
2 CONC ed Constance Faulkner at Nauvoo, on June 17, 1936, and she survives.  In 1974, after 40 year
2 CONC s of service, he retired from the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad.  He was a member of th
2 CONC e St. Francis of Xavier Catholic Churc in Carbondale.  Surviving besides his wife are six son
2 CONC s:  Robert and Betty of Brookfield, Richard and Irene of Mt. Clemens, MI., Edward and Lorell
2 CONC e of Cobden, Patrick and Maria of Tulsa, Okla., and John and Shirley of Carbondale; two daugh
2 CONC ters, Mary Anne and Gus Casey of St. Charles, and Kathryn and Jack Clemens of San Diego, Cali
2 CONC f.; 28 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Kathleen Veith of Midlotian, Il
2 CONC l.  He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, and one sister.  Funeral srevices w
2 CONC ere held Saturday, Dec. 12, at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Carbondale, with Father Ca
2 CONC rl Scherer officiating, and burial in Oakland Cemetery, Carbondale on Dec. 11.  Memorials ma
2 CONC y be made to St. Franics Xavier Catholic Church, Carbondale; or St. Andrews Catholic School
2 CONC , Murphysboro."
2 CONT Henry's death information was obtained from his obituary.  His birth was recorded in the Moff
2 CONC itt Family Bible.  The birth record appears to list the middle initial as "A." which is diffe
2 CONC rent from what Henry gave me.
2 CONT Henry's christening record lists his name as Henry Aloishus Reimbold.  Henry did not like th
2 CONC e middle name Aloishus so had it legally changed to Edward after his father.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "I remember a lot about Henry A. Reimbold. He was my maternal grandfather. We used to visit w
2 CONC ith him and Constance, my grandmother at the farm of Aloysius Faulkner, my maternal great gra
2 CONC ndfather in Nauvoo, Illinois when I was very young. They owned a house at 61st and Lawndale i
2 CONC n Chicago and I remember fondly visiting my 6 uncles there. My mother's youngest brother Joh
2 CONC n Reimbold was like an older brother to me as I had no older siblings. He was the youngest o
2 CONC f 8 and I was the the eldest of 8. He was two years my senior and we were best of friends thr
2 CONC oughout high school and college as well. Henry was an avid baseball fan and particularly fon
2 CONC d of the Chicago White Sox. His favorite read was the Sporting News and he smoked Dutch Maste
2 CONC rs cigars. He worked nights for the railroad. First at Dearborn Street Station and then late
2 CONC r at Union Station. He was a ticket seller at the station. Mary Anne, my mother, was the elde
2 CONC st daughter of Connie and Henry. She married my father, Augustine W. Casey at St. Nicholas Ch
2 CONC urch on Lawndale Avenue in Chicago. They grew up about one block from each other. Augustine w
2 CONC as the the second eldest of five children born to Peter Casey and Nora Casey nee Galvin. Pete
2 CONC r Casey was from Templemore, Ireland and Nora Galvin from Galway, Ireland.
2 CONC "                                      Michael J. Casey, Aurura, Illinois, 7/17/2007
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Jul 2010
3 TIME 22:19:47
0 @I158@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Elizabeth Catherine /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Mary Elizabeth Catherine
2 NICK Kathleen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1916
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 12 Nov 1916
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Dec 2002
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 55019171B432AE43BB2261716FEE0DB0F858
1 FAMS @F121@
1 FAMC @F60@
1 NOTE The Christening records at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church have the name Mary Elizabeth Cat
2 CONC herine Reimbold.  The name Mary Elizabeth Kathleen Reimbold was given to by Kathleen as her n
2 CONC ame.  At the time of her birth the names were probably for her mother's Aunt Mary Brady Ogden
2 CONC , her Grandmother Elizabeth Brady Ogden and her mothers Aunt Catherine Brady Stafford.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I159@ INDI
1 NAME Maria Bernard Gertrude /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Maria Bernard Gertrude
2 _AKA Sister Mary Fabian
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Oct 1904
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1974
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 28 Jan 1974
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID B8C672FFBE2B884C97F74BEF0EB95B801685
1 FAMC @F60@
1 NOTE "Sister Fabian Dies
2 CONT 
2 CONT       Nauvoo---A third victim has died as a result of a two-car accident near hear on Jan. 2
2 CONC 0 which claimed the lives of the drivers, Sister Mary Jo Donovan, O.S.B., and Clinton R. Newb
2 CONC erry.
2 CONT       Sister Fabian Reimbold, O.S.B., died Saturday evening, Jan. 26, at Sacred Heart Hospita
2 CONC l in Fort Madison, Ia., where she had been in serious condition since the accident.  She wa
2 CONC s 69.
2 CONT      Other passengers in the Sisters' carwho were not seriously injured were Sisters Ruth Kys
2 CONC cki and Marlene Miller,  The Sisterswere returning to St. Mary's Priory in Nauvoo on Jan. 20f
2 CONC rom a Sisters meeting in Peoria when Newberry's car crossed the center line on highway 96 str
2 CONC iking the Sisters' carhead on.  Sister Mary Jo (see Jan. 27 issue of the Catholic Post for ob
2 CONC ituray) and Newberry were killed instantly.
2 CONT      Sister Fabian was born in Nauvoo on Oct. 22, 1904, the daughter of Edward and Lucy Moffi
2 CONC tt Reimbold.  She was educated at St. Mary's Academyin Nauvoo, Loyola University and DePaul U
2 CONC niversity in Chicago.  She entered the Benedictine Community at St. Mary's Priory in Nauvoo o
2 CONC n Dec. 8 1922, and taught at St. Joseph's School in Ivesdale, St. Mary's School in Moline, St
2 CONC . Boniface's School in Peoria, St. Anthony's in Atkinson ans St. Mary's School Wenona.  Fro
2 CONC m 1949 until 1972 served astreasurer fo the community.
2 CONT      Surviving are a sister Mrs. Kathleen Veith, and one brother, Henry, both of Chicago, an
2 CONC d a number of nieces and nephews.
2 CONT      Sister Fabian was in her 50th year of service as a Benedictine and would have celebrate
2 CONC d her golden jubilee of religious life this summer.  Funeral services were conducted on Jan
2 CONC . 28, by Father John Wissing, and burial was in Nauvoo."  1974.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Jan 2011
3 TIME 00:21:27
0 @I160@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /Riggs/
2 SURN Riggs
2 GIVN Mary Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1853
2 PLAC , Monroe, Missouri, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 3 Jun 1855
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Apr 1934
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 1C54E1B6FD109B429172EF65AA7AB47E9E59
1 FAMS @F11@
1 NOTE The 1900 census lists Mary as having a total of eight children.  As of 1900 when the census i
2 CONC s taken only seven are living.  In 1910 Mary is living with daughters Julia and Anna in Gran
2 CONC d Forks, Grand Forks, North Dakota.  In 1920 Mary is living with daughter Julia in Niagara, G
2 CONC rand Forks, North Dakota.  In 1930 Mary is living with daughter Mary and her husband Willia
2 CONC m Keary in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mrs. Mary Brady who has spent the winter with her daughter Miss Julia Brady, has gone to Min
2 CONC neapolis to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs. Kate Armstrong.  Grand Forks Herald, Jun
2 CONC e 6, 1920.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 23:52:14
0 @I161@ INDI
1 NAME Julia Ellen /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Julia Ellen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Sep 1875
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Sep 1956
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 1DF2AA0133505E4388CB7499AFA145E4B7C1
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE "Miss Julia Brady of Tracy, Minn., is visiting at the home of H. C. Waldecker."  Austin Dail
2 CONC y Herald, February 7, 1901.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Entertained at Dinner.
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. James Driscoll entertained Sunday at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ryan, Lizzie Rya
2 CONC n and Miss Julia Brady."  Grand Forks Herald, March 11, 1907.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Successful in Exams---The following Grand Forks young ladies were successful in obtaining se
2 CONC cond grade certificates as a result of the teachers' examinations taken in Crookston on Marc
2 CONC h 3, 4 and 5:  Julia E. Brady and Alice B. Williams."  Grand Forks Herald, March 6, 1910.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Miss Lizzie Ryan and Mis Julia E. Brady left yesterday for Glenburn, N. D., where they will v
2 CONC isit at the Brady home for a couple of weeks."  Grand Forks Herald, August 9, 1911.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Several Teachers From the Country Come in to Spend Sunday.
2 CONT Several teachers from the outlying country districts came to Grand Forks yesterday to spend t
2 CONC oday with relatives and friends.  They are:  J. D. Hunt of Mekinock, Miss Olive Hagen of Meki
2 CONC nock, Miss Mabel Kamplin of Honeyford, Miss Olive Forsythe of Emeraldo, Miss Julia Brady of R
2 CONC ye township."  Grand Forks Herald, March 2, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "AT SULLIVAN FARM.
2 CONT Miss Julia Brady, who has been teaching a school in Rye Township, Grand Forks county, arrive
2 CONC d in the city yesterday and will visit for the holidays at the Sullivan farm, southeast of th
2 CONC e city."  Grand Forks Herald, December 25, 1913.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia Brady, of Rye township, this county, was a visitor in the city yesterday.  Miss E
2 CONC nga Iverson of the same place, was also here."  Grand Forks Herald, April 26, 1914.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia E. Brady write to friends in this city that she is at Long Beach, Cal., and is ha
2 CONC ving an enjoyable trip.  She visited both fairs and will return in about two weeks to the cit
2 CONC y."  Grand Forks Herald, September 1, 1915.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia E. Brady left yesterday for Arvilla, after spending the Christmas holidays as th
2 CONC e guest of Mrs. J. P. Sullivan of this city, where she is an instructorin the public schools
2 CONC .  Grand Forks Herald, January 5, 1917.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia E. Brady has returned from her western trip, which included a visit to all the la
2 CONC rge western cities and fairs at San Francisco and San Diego.  Miss Brady spent several days a
2 CONC t Long Beach, California, with friends.  En route home she visited with her mother, Mrs. J. B
2 CONC rady, and other relatives in Great Falls.  Miss Brady has resume her teaching duties at Manve
2 CONC l."  Grand Forks Herald, September 16, 1919.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia Brady and her mother, Mrs. Mary Brady,  1108 Budge avenue, have gone to Niagara
2 CONC , where they will make their home for the coming year.  Miss Brady has accepted a position i
2 CONC n the schools of that city and Mrs. Brady will make her home with her daughter."  Grand Fork
2 CONC s Herald, September 7, 1919.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Visited the Terence Brady family in Lindsay, California about 1919.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Julia Brady has gone to Devil's Lake for a brief outing at Chautauqua with friends."  G
2 CONC rand Forks Herald, July 3, 1921.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss M. Beatrice Johnstone went to McCanna, N. D., last evening to be present at a program a
2 CONC nd bazaar which was staged by school district 61, under the direction of Miss Nellie Kello
2 CONC .  Miss Johnstone was accompanied by Miss Julia Brady of Grand Forks and Miss Clara Struble o
2 CONC f the local high school faculty.  Miss Struble appeared on the program, giving a discourse o
2 CONC n her European trip of the past summer."  Grand Forks Herald, November 18, 1922.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "JULIA E. BRADY
2 CONT Parish Rosary for Julia Ellen Brady, 81, of 908 Jefferson St., a retired school teacher, wil
2 CONC l be said at 8 o'clock tonight, followed by Third Order of St. Dominic Rosary, in John Kali
2 CONC n chapel.  Requiem Mass will be said at 9 o'clock tomorrow in St. James' Cathedral.  Burial w
2 CONC ill be in Calvary.  Miss Brady died in a hospital Saturday.  A native of Austin, Minn., she a
2 CONC ttended an academy in Fairbault, Minn.  She taught schools in East Grand Forks, Minn., and No
2 CONC rth Dakota about 35 years.  She retired and came to Seattle in 1931.  Survivors are three sis
2 CONC ters, Mrs. Mary Keary , San Francisco; Mrs. Kate Armstrong, Chicago, and Mrs. Isaac Nicholson
2 CONC , Newberry, Ind., and a brother, Joseph Brady, Havre, Mont."  Seattle Daily Times, October 1
2 CONC , 1956. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Brady--Julia.  Beloved sister of Mrs. Mary Keary, Mrs. Kate Armstong, Mrs. Isac Nicholson an
2 CONC d Joseph Brady.  Member 3rd order of St. Dominic Rosary and office of the dead.  Both at Chap
2 CONC el of John Kalin Funeral Home.  Requiem Mass Tuesday morning. 9 o'clock Our Lady's Chapel St
2 CONC . James Cathedral."  Seattle Daily Times, October 1, 1956.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Feb 2012
3 TIME 22:41:14
0 @I162@ INDI
1 NAME Mary E. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary E.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Jul 1878
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 May 1965
2 PLAC San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 19 May 1965
2 PLAC Holy Cross Cemetery, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
1 _UID 21D1956A7A0C424489F1E71B3ED3F6F17129
1 FAMS @F123@
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE KEARY--MAY 16, 1965, Mary Keary, loving mother of Katherine and John Keary.  A native of Bost
2 CONC on, Minnesota.
2 CONT Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, May 19, at 8:30 a.m. fromDUGGAN'S, 343
2 CONC 4 17th St. near Valencia, thence to Mission Dolores Basilica, where a Requiem Mass will be of
2 CONC fered at 9 a.m.  Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.  Rosary.  Tuesday evening 8 p.m.  San Franci
2 CONC sco Examiner, Mon., May 17, 1967.  The same notice also ran on May 18, 1967 in the San Franci
2 CONC sco Examiner.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Oct 2010
3 TIME 02:05:05
0 @I163@ INDI
1 NAME Rachel Catherine /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Rachel Catherine
2 NICK Katie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Oct 1880
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Sep 1971
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 _UID F2AA371E0EBFC144BE4AA8E743F333AF72CC
1 FAMS @F30367@
1 FAMS @F30410@
1 FAMC @F11@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2012
3 TIME 01:00:38
0 @I164@ INDI
1 NAME John William /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN John William
2 NICK Willie
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Apr 1884
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 1900
1 _UID 9E272E8520F2EB48BC2419570A1088BA6951
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE According to nephew William John Brady, John's middle name was William.  John was killed whe
2 CONC n a gun he was carrying dropped and shot him in the chest.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Feb 2012
3 TIME 00:54:37
0 @I165@ INDI
1 NAME /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
1 SEX U
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1876/1877
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 1880
1 _UID 2DCC5712949EED42908B3A03B567954814F1
1 FAMC @F11@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2008
3 TIME 22:19:01
0 @I166@ INDI
1 NAME Anna T. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna T.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Jul 1890
2 PLAC , , Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1959
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 91DB14680168414AA1AB7814B0071EFC85E3
1 FAMS @F30392@
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE "Taking Vacations.
2 CONT Misses Anna Brady and Katherine Haugland, salesladies at Ontario department store, are takin
2 CONC g their annual vacations and Wednesday morning they will leave for Maple Lake where they wil
2 CONC l spend a week.  Grand Forks Herald, August 15, 1910.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady of the Ontario store leaves Wednesday morning of this week for Lake Bemidji
2 CONC , where she looks forward to a very pleasant vacation."  Grand Forks Herald, August 16, 1910.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Left for Minot---Miss Anna Brady, who for several years past has been one of the popular cle
2 CONC rks at the Ontario store, has resigned her position.  Miss Brady left yesterday morning for M
2 CONC inot, where she will make her home with her parents in the future."  Grand Forks Herald, Janu
2 CONC ary 30, 1912.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Miss Anna Brady left Monday for Minot to make her home with her parents."  Grand Forks Heral
2 CONC d, January 30, 1912.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On August 23, 1913 Anna was married to William P. Haggarty of Great Falls, Montana by Rev. Fr
2 CONC anics P. Sansone a Roman Catholic Priest in Havre, Montana.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Sep 2010
3 TIME 00:50:17
0 @I167@ INDI
1 NAME Bridget Estelle /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Bridget Estelle
2 NICK Stella
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1886
2 PLAC , , Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1978
2 PLAC Bloomfield, Greene, Indiana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Scotland Cemetery, Scotland, Greene,Indiana,USA
1 _UID A06E4D04CB8565458F09BB2C8359A098EC5A
1 FAMS @F124@
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE The information concerning John Brady's age in the 1920 census listed with her family is of
2 CONC f by five years.  She is listed as being 31 in 1920.  Stella married I. Nicholson 19 Decembe
2 CONC r 1911 in Minot,Ward, North Dakota.  Information obtained over phone from Ward county licenc
2 CONC e office.  On April 11, 1930 the family is living in Sherman Township, Johnson County, Arkans
2 CONC as.  The family owns its own farm which is valued at $1000.00.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2008
3 TIME 22:03:41
0 @I168@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph Terence /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Joseph Terence
2 NICK Joe
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Nov 1882
2 PLAC Austin, Mower, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 May 1969
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 3 May 1969
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 _UID 3507E643049909449ACC1986D522D5DFFF10
1 FAMS @F20695@
1 FAMC @F11@
1 NOTE The June 8 1895 Minnesota census has Joseph still living at home.  By the 1900 census josep
2 CONC h has left home.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr and Mrs. Joe Brady were Cottonwood callers Friday evening.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Ma
2 CONC y 12, 1925.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Havre callers Saturday from south Cottonwood vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilkins, and fa
2 CONC mily, Mrs. Fred Horton, Joe Brady, M.E. Larson.  Alfred Sather, Ernie McDonald and William Jo
2 CONC hnson.  Those from the Cottonwood vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. John Keller, Herbert Warp, Pau
2 CONC l Jacoby.  Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Malsam and family, Miss Caroline Keller and Violet Alford.  H
2 CONC avre Daily News Promoter, May 17, 1925.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among the ones that were in Havre on business Saturday from Cottonwood were:  Mr. and Mrs. W
2 CONC . D. Springer, A. A. Johnson, Chas. Vaughn, Alva Allen.  George Hogue, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Melan
2 CONC d and children, Mr. and Mrs. Seb. Malsam, M. E. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allen and Josep
2 CONC h Brady.  Havre Daily News Promoter, July 4, 1925.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and family and some neighbors motored out to the mountains last Sunda
2 CONC y to spend the day and fish.  Havre Daily News Promoter, July 24, 1925.
2 CONT 
2 CONT NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
2 CONT Department of the Interior
2 CONT U.S. Land Office at Havre, Montana, Sept. 17, 1925
2 CONT Notice is hereby given that Robert J. Donnelly, of Havre, Montana, who on Oct. 25, 1920 mad
2 CONC e Homestead Entry G. F. 059828.  Havre, No. 045292 for South-half (S1/2) Section 30, Townshi
2 CONC p 34 North, Range 14 East, Montana Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final Thre
2 CONC e Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before M. C. MacKenzie, Clerk o
2 CONC f the District Court at Havre, Montana on the 7th day of Nov., 1925, by tow of the followin
2 CONC g witnesses:
2 CONT Gustav Krienke, of Havre, Montana
2 CONT Werner Mangnell of Havre, Montana.
2 CONT Joseph T. Brady, of Havre Montana
2 CONT William M. Colton, of Havre, Montana.
2 CONT                          W. E. Bennett, 
2 CONT                                   Register.
2 CONT Havre Daily News Promoter, Seeptember 30, October 1,4,6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 1925
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a caller in Cottonwood  last Monday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, October 11, 19
2 CONC 26.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Fred Hyderdahl and Joe Brady were business callers in Cottonwood Monday evening.  Havre Dail
2 CONC y News Promoter, October 25, 1925. 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among those in Havre from Cottonwood Saturday on business were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
2 CONC , Mr. and Mrs. Emil Draeger and son, Mrs. Emil Gerky, Mrs. Donaldson and son, Arthur Johnson
2 CONC , Paul Jacoby, Ruth Peterson.  Bill Keller, J. C. Dunnington, John Keller, Mrs. Henry Verploe
2 CONC gen, Fred Heyerdahl.  Joe Brady  Herbet Warp, James Alford, Violet and Hazel Alford.  John Ve
2 CONC rploegen.  Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Springer, Martha Staples, Claude Springer, Tony Malsam  Alice B
2 CONC renden.  B. Velk,   A A Brenden. Hath Garding, Carl Smith, and Chas. Vaughn.  Havre Daily New
2 CONC s Promoter, December 1, 1925.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady has purchased a new Ford this winter.  Havre Daily News Promoter, January 20, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and Fred Heyderdahl were callers at Cottonwood Friday for their mail.  Havre Dail
2 CONC y News Promoter, January 26, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Those in Havre on business from Cottonwood Monday were Mr. and Mrs. James Alford and daughter
2 CONC , Violet, Herbert Warp, Ben Agle, Lum Parsons, Joe Brady and Anton Umhoefer.  Havre Daily New
2 CONC s Promoter, February 3, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a Cottonwood caller Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, February 9, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Those numbered in Havre from Cottonwood Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. John Keller, Art Johnson
2 CONC , Ruth Peterson, Emil and Ethel McDonald, Paul Jacoby ( Mrs. Joe Brady, Herbert Warp, Mr. an
2 CONC d Mrs. Amund ) Brendea and Violet Alford.  Havre Daily News Promoter, March 10, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cottonwood News
2 CONT ...Joe Brady was a caller at Ole Metlands' last Saturday...Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady were in Hav
2 CONC re on business last Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 25, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was in Havre on business one day last week.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 16, 192
2 CONC 6.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady were callers Wednesday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 30, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Claude Springer and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady, Sunday
2 CONC .  Havre Daily News Promoter, July 18, 1926.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady spent Saturday in Havre from his ranch in Cottonwood.  Havre Daily News Promoter, M
2 CONC arch 14, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a business caller at Heber Warp's Tuesday evening and called at Herman Pruy's o
2 CONC n his return home.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 18, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and M Getsenberger were caller at James Alford's home last Wednesday evening on bus
2 CONC iness.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 27, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Robert Thompson and Joe Brady of Cottonwood were in Havre Wednesday.  Havre Daily News Promot
2 CONC er, June 2, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Robert Thompson, Joe Brady, Henry Horton and Oscar Sedhal all of Cottonwood spent Tuesday i
2 CONC n Havre on business.  Havre Daily News Promoter, June 8, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was in Havre Saturday from Cottonwood.  Havre Daily News Promoter, June 26, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and son were Cottonwood business callers one evenin last week.  Havre Daily News Pr
2 CONC omoter, June 27, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady spent Friday in Havre from Cottonwood.  Havre Daily News Promoter, July 24, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Conditional Sales Contract
2 CONT Joe Brady to Havre Comm. Co. Overland touring.  Havre Daily News Promoter, October 24, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Herman Price, Dewey Johnson, John Keller, Joe Brady and E. C. Draeger all of Cottonwood wer
2 CONC e in Havre Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, November 27, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Oscar Seedahl and Joe Brady from north of Havre were in the city this forenoon and last night
2 CONC .  Havre Daily News Promoter, December 6, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Charles Wilkins, Wesley Buck and Joe Brady of Cottonwood were in Havre Saturday.  Havre Dail
2 CONC y News Promoter, December 11, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and Robert Thompson were in Havre from Cottonwood Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promo
2 CONC ter, December 25, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Roy Horton and Joe Brady of Cottonwood were in the city Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter
2 CONC , January 22, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr and Mrs. Joe Brady of Cottonwood spent Saturday in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Janu
2 CONC ary 29, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and Fred Horton of Cottonwood were in the city Sunday on business.  Havre Daily New
2 CONC s Promoter, February 27, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and Fered Horton spent Sunday in Havre from Cottonwood.  Havre Daily News Promoter
2 CONC , February 28, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Claude Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and Mrs. John Staples all of Cottonwood were in Havr
2 CONC e on Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, March 11, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cottonwood Ladies Meet This Afternoon
2 CONT The Cottonwood Ladies Aid society meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Brady five mile
2 CONC s south of Cottonwood. General business of the will be discussed.  Havre Daily News Promoter
2 CONC , December 6, 1928.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady of Cottonwood was a Havre caller here Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Januar
2 CONC y 15, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Sale--1 good Hereford bull five years old.  Five miles south of Cottonwood, Joe Brady.
2 CONT 14-5tp   Havre Daily News Promoter, February 14, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Sale--1 good Hereford bull five years old.  Five miles south of Cottonwood, Joe Brady.
2 CONT 14-5tp   Havre Daily News Promoter, February 15, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Sale--1 good Hereford bull five years old.  Five miles south of Cottonwood, Joe Brady.
2 CONT 14-5tp   Havre Daily News Promoter, February 16, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Sale--1 good Hereford bull five years old.  Five miles south of Cottonwood, Joe Brady.
2 CONT 14-5tp   Havre Daily News Promoter, February 18, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT For Sale--1 good Hereford bull five years old.  Five miles south of Cottonwood, Joe Brady.
2 CONT 14-5tp   Havre Daily News Promoter, February 19, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady of Cottonwood was a caller in the city yesterday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Marc
2 CONC h 7, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a Havre caller one day last week.  Havre Daily News Promoter, March 9, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT H. J. Brady of Cottonwood was a business caller in the city on Thursday.  Havre Daily News Pr
2 CONC omoter, March 29, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT oJe Brady and Fred Horton were business caller in Havre last Thursday.  Havre Daily News Prom
2 CONC oter, April 4, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Joe Brady and Miss Anna Shockermeyer entertained at the home of Mrs. Brady Saturday even
2 CONC ing.  Visiting, dancing and cards were the main features of the evening.  A delicous lunch wa
2 CONC s served at midnight.  Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tho
2 CONC mpson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gettinberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilkins and Family. Mr
2 CONC . and Mrs. Dewey Johnson and family, Mrs. Henry Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merkline an
2 CONC d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Buzzell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Staples and family, Mr
2 CONC . and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss Eleanor and Elizabeth Brubaker, Dorothy Johnson, Martin Stap
2 CONC les.  Oscar Sendahl, Martin Larsen, Curtis Buzzell, James Brubaker, Melvin Thompson, Mr. an
2 CONC d Mrs. Joe Brady and family, and Miss Anna Shockermeyer.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 9
2 CONC , 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Little Iris Brady of Havre, who is a patient at Sacred Heart hospital with pneumonia is repor
2 CONC ted better today.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 16, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady accompanied by Miss Schackermeyer were in Havre Saturday afternoon.  H
2 CONC avre Daily News Promoter, April 22, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady Child Dies of Meningitis Monday
2 CONT Iris Mary Brady, age two years and five months, died of meningitis Monday here.  Burial was h
2 CONC eld Monday afternoon at Calvary cemetery.  A prayer was given at the grave by Father Sansone
2 CONC .  Little Iris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady, whoe reside on a farm north of H
2 CONC avre.   Havre Daily News Promoter, April 23, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT CARDS OF THANKS
2 CONT We wish to thank our many friendsfor their flowers and kindness while our darling daughter wa
2 CONC s sick.  
2 CONT           Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady          Havre Daily News Promoter, April 24, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady were grieved to hear of the death of their baby, I
2 CONC ris Mary.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 3, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and his sons Earl, Ted and James were visitors in Havre last Sunday.  Havre Daily N
2 CONC ews Promoter, May 10, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a caller at Wm. Staples Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, June 20, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a business caller in Havre Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, July 14, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady were callers at John Staples Tuesday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Jul
2 CONC y 21, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. J. T. Brady is a patient at the hospital.  Havre Daily News Promoter, August 31, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Jow Brady of cottonwood was seen on the Havre streets Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, S
2 CONC eptember 1, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and son Jimmy spent Saturady in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, November 15, 192
2 CONC 9.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a business caller in Havre Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, January 14, 19
2 CONC 30.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Those who were in Havre from Cottonwood Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Price, John Keller
2 CONC , William Keller, Frank Keller, Barbara Keller Mrs. Paul Jacoby, Josephine and Martin Rasmuss
2 CONC on, Gus Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Copeland, F
2 CONC ern Copeland, Kenneth Copeland, Joe Brady, Earl Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr. and Mr
2 CONC s. Martin Larson, Charlie Wilkins, Henry Verploegen, Mr. and Mrs. John Verploegen, William Co
2 CONC peland, Mr. and Mrs. William Staples, Viola Staples, Clarence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Melan
2 CONC d and family,  Mr. and Mrs. H. Peterson, Edythe Peterson and Arnold Peterson.  Havre Daily Ne
2 CONC ws Promoter, February 22, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady spent Saturday in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, March 15, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady spent Saturday in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 2, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady were business caller in Havre Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, Ap
2 CONC ril 25, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a caller in Havre Saturday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 26, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady spent Saturday in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 2, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a caller in Havre Saturday night.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 9, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. John Staples, daughters Esther and Ethel and sons Jack and Jimmy were visitors w
2 CONC ith Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and family Sunday.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 30, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT LARGE CLASS CONFIRMED AT ST. JUDE'S CHURCH SUNDAY
2 CONT St. Jude Thaddeus church on Thursday was the scene of the largest confirmation class in the h
2 CONC istory of the parish.  One hundred sixty three candidates received from the hands of Archbish
2 CONC op Lenihan, the Sacrament of Confirmation.  The ceremony was preceded by an examination of th
2 CONC e candidates by the Archbishop.  Questions were asked from the Catechism of Christian Doctrin
2 CONC e.  The little book is the summary of the Distrine of the Catholic church.  It contains princ
2 CONC ipally what is taught in the Bible.  It is the Bible simplified and classified, so as to be m
2 CONC ade clear and easy, even to the youngest children.
2 CONT After the examination the Archbishop gave a talkt o the congregation on the nature and effect
2 CONC s of this Sacrament and the importance of its reception.  Following the talk the Sacrament wa
2 CONC s conferred.
2 CONT This Sacrament is a very ancient rite in the Catholic church.  I has been conferred from th
2 CONC e earliest ages on the members of the church.  It has always been conferred by a Bishop, excl
2 CONC usively, except in remote regions where a Bishop was not stationed.  In these places a Pries
2 CONC t is sometimes empowered by the Pope to confer the Sacrament.  It consists of a prayer invoki
2 CONC ng the aid of the Holy Spirit as the Bishop extends his hands over those who are to be confir
2 CONC med.  The the forehead of each candidate is anointed by the Bishop in the form of a cross wit
2 CONC h a mixture of holy oil and balm, which is previously consecrated on Holy Thursday by the Bis
2 CONC hop.
2 CONT The following is a list of those who were confirmed:
2 CONT ...Earl Brady, Louise Pruys, Tarnce Brady...Havre Daily News Promoter, June 7, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and family motored to Havre last Thursday to visit and attend to busin
2 CONC ess matters.  Havre Daily News Promoter, June 10, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Grytness, Mrs. John Rusu and daughter, Elizabeth accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
2 CONC . William Staples and family, Mr. and Mrs. oJhn Staples and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brad
2 CONC y and family from Cottonwood spent Sunday in the Bear Paw mountains. The Havre Daily News, Au
2 CONC gust 1, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady and family were visitors at John Staples Sunday.  The Havre Daily N
2 CONC ews, August 2, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Oscar Sedahl and Joe Brady motored to Havre where transacted business Tuesday.  The Havre Dai
2 CONC ly News, August 7, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and daughter,called on Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lewis and family Sunday.  T
2 CONC he Havre Daily News, August 13, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Those seen among Havre shoppers and business callers Saturday afternoon from this locality we
2 CONC re Mr. and Mrs. Emil Draeger and son Alfred, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Charl
2 CONC es Vaughn and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warp and sons, M
2 CONC r. and Mrs. Ole Meland and family, Mr. and Mrs. A A. Brenden....The Havre Daily News, Septemb
2 CONC er 4, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady was a Havre business shopper Tuesday.  The Havre Daily News, September 9, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady and family were Sunday dinner guests at the paul Jacobi home.  The Hav
2 CONC re Daily News, October 18, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Cottonwood
2 CONT Special to the Daily News
2 CONT Mrs. Joe Brady gave a party at her homeMonday evening, Nov. 3rd, the occation being Mr. Brady
2 CONC 's birthday.  Cards and dancing were the features of the evening.  A deliciuos lunch was serv
2 CONC ed at midnight.  The Havre Daily News, November 12, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Oscar Sedahl called at Joe Brady's Sunday afternoon.  The Havre Daily News, November 18, 1930
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brady shopped in Havre Saturday.  The Havre Daily News, December 26, 1930.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 13:37:27
0 @I169@ INDI
1 NAME Viola Verle /Parker/
2 SURN Parker
2 GIVN Viola Verle
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Oct 1894
2 PLAC Calarinda, Page, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Nov 1984
2 PLAC Mission Viejo, Orange, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Nov 1984
2 PLAC Pacific View Cemetery, Corona Del Mar, Orange, California,USA
1 AFN 2142-HW0
1 _UID 8F5BA18496B19A48946701D6661EB9317830
1 FAMS @F14@
1 SOUR @S3@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 11 Mar 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I170@ INDI
1 NAME Robert Clare /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Robert Clare
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Apr 1919
2 PLAC Fresno, Fresno, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Oct 1984
2 PLAC Miami, Dade, Florida, USA
1 AFN 2142-J0K
1 _UID 1A9B66FD05234A4498883563B413ECA9E256
1 FAMS @F126@
1 FAMC @F14@
1 NOTE Bob Brady
2 CONT InWorld War II Bob was Commandernof a Coast Guard Boat, stationed in and around Curacaos, Tri
2 CONC nidad, and Barbados.  After the War, Bob and his Dad, Clare started a garden sprayer busines
2 CONC s "Bradson Company".  The sprayer was invented by my Dad, Gilbert Budwig.  At the time they s
2 CONC tarted their business my Dad was in charge of maintence department at National Airlines in Mi
2 CONC ami.  I was in the advertising art business at the time 1946-1947-1/2 of 48.  I took a vacati
2 CONC on to California in 48'.   My grandmother Aunts, Uncles, & friends were living there (L.A. ar
2 CONC ea).  My Dad told me to be sure to call Bob Brady.  (Bob had come to Miami twice while I live
2 CONC d there on a sales trip.)  Well I almost forgot - but just before I was to go back- I remembe
2 CONC red & called.  he invited me to dinner with his folks that night- and the next day we decide
2 CONC d to get married.  I never went back to Miami..... Well until much, much later.  This has som
2 CONC e gaps... let me know if you need more.  Dot Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Hello -
2 CONT      I'm writing this letter for my Daddy- Bob Brady- I'm sure he would want you to know.  Da
2 CONC ddy passed away this Friday, October 26, while on a return flight from visiting his Mother i
2 CONC n California.  His Death was a terrible shock and we are all very sad.  Daddy died of arteria
2 CONC l sclerosia of the main arteries leading to the heart.  Supposedly he fell asleep on the plan
2 CONC e and just never woke up... I'm glad he died in such a peaceful way.  And I guess it was hi
2 CONC s time to go,,,  
2 CONT      Daddy and Mom recently bought a nice house.  He was happy puttering about, fixing thing
2 CONC s and tending the garden.  Well, the plumbing is on the "blink" and there are a lot of weed
2 CONC s to be pulled.  Our live-in handyman is no longer here.  How we are going to miss all the li
2 CONC ttle, and big, things Daddy did for us!
2 CONT      So now it is time to pull from other resources.  And it is comforting to knowwe have fri
2 CONC ends who will help and support us until we get back on our feet.
2 CONT      Daddy was a wonderful, loving, kind man; a good father and husband; and we are sorry w
2 CONC e couldn't spend a few more years with him.  But we are sorry we couldn't spend a few more ye
2 CONC ars with him.  But we are so glad for the years we shared together and that will remain in ou
2 CONC r thoughts and hearts forever...  Jeanne Brady
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bob died on an airplane coming back from visiting his mother in California.  His death was di
2 CONC scovered when the plane landed in Miami, Florida.  His remains were creamated.
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3 TIME 11:49:42
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1 NAME William Whitfield /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Whitfield
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jun 1923
2 PLAC Pasadena, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 15 Jun 1924
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Dec 1977
2 PLAC Newport Beach, Orange, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Dec 1977
2 PLAC Pacific View Cemetery, Corona Del Mar, Orange, California,USA
1 AFN 2142-J1R
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1 NAME Patrica Rhea /Roe/
2 SURN Roe
2 GIVN Patrica Rhea
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1924
2 PLAC Altoona, Wilson, Kansas, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1993
2 PLAC Scottsdale, Maricopa, Arizona, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Aug 1993
2 PLAC Pacific View Cemetery, Corona Del Mar, Orange, USA
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1 NAME Bonnie Rhea /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Bonnie Rhea
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Aug 1943
2 PLAC Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Jul 2000
2 PLAC Scottsdale, Maricopa, Arizona, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 13 Jul 2000
2 PLAC Pacific View Cemetery, Corona Del Mar, Orange, California,USA
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1 NAME Laurence Eugene /Ingoldsby/
2 SURN Ingoldsby
2 GIVN Laurence Eugene
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Aug 1900
2 PLAC Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Oct 1958
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 _UID 91527D390C996D4CBBFED6CF67A75D91515F
1 FAMS @F15@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME Norman Judge /Ingoldsby/
2 SURN Ingoldsby
2 GIVN Norman Judge
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Oct 1925
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Nov 2009
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
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1 NOTE INGOLDSBY -- Norman Ingoldsby, 84, of Lindsay died Friday. He was a florist and nursery owner
2 CONC . Church services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1400 E
2 CONC . Hermosa St. Arrangements: Webb-Sanders Funeral Home.  Fresno Bee, Published online on Frida
2 CONC y, Nov. 13, 2009.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Norman Ingoldsby, age 84, of Lindsay, passed away on Nov. 13, 2009. He was a florist & nurser
2 CONC y owner. Services will be held Nov. 17, 2009 at 10:00 AM at The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
2 CONC ter day Saints, 1400 E. Hermosa, Lindsay, CA Arrangements under the direction of Webb-Sander
2 CONC s Funeral Home, Lindsay.  Visalia Times-Delta, Published on November 14, 2009.
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3 TIME 18:30:03
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1 NAME Joseph Dominic /Kirby/ Jr.
2 SURN Kirby
2 GIVN Joseph Dominic
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Mar 1922
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Feb 1969
2 PLAC , Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC St. Louis, , Missouri, USA
1 _UID F63B8FF94B6C7241BE84586CC8C59F2277B8
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1 NOTE Is buried at the National Cemetary in St. Louis.
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1 NAME John Arnold /Carroll/ V
2 SURN Carroll
2 GIVN John Arnold
2 NSFX V
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Dec 1917
2 PLAC Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Dec 2002
2 PLAC ,Los Angeles, California, USA
1 _UID 0A14302054E858419109D2B471AB0EB8457D
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1 NOTE Information given by Jack Carroll, 10 April 1993.
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1 NAME Daphine /Owen/
2 SURN Owen
2 GIVN Daphine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Aug 1924
2 PLAC Wills Point, Van Zandt, Texas, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Oct 2001
2 PLAC Lindsay,Tulare,California,USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Lindsay Cemetery,Tulare,California,USA
1 _UID 8ACE3B001C5405458AE437C12B3464AB21CD
1 FAMS @F143@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME Bron Barnett /Ingoldsby/
2 SURN Ingoldsby
2 GIVN Bron Barnett
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Jan 1950
2 PLAC Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Oct 2005
2 PLAC Orem, Utah, Utah, USA
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1 NOTE Bron Barnett Ingoldsby
2 CONT Bron Barnett Ingoldsby passed away October 18 2005 in his home surrounded by his family wh
2 CONC o loved him most. He remains our hero as he never gave up hope and loved those around him ful
2 CONC ly every day of his life. He will be deeply missed.Born on January 11, 1950 to Norman and Da
2 CONC phine Ingoldsby he enjoyed growing up in Lindsay California with his twin brother Kirk, and s
2 CONC iblings Pamela and Todd. He graduated from Lindsay High School and later attended Brigham You
2 CONC ng University where he received his Bachelors degree, Utah State University for a Masters deg
2 CONC ree, and received a PhD at the University of Georgia. He served a mission for The Church of J
2 CONC esus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Colombia Venezuela mission and developed a great lov
2 CONC e for the people there. Bron married the love of his life Valerie Percevault in 1974 in th
2 CONC e Provo LDS temple and welcomed twin daughters to their family in 1980. The family enjoyed ye
2 CONC ars in Rootstown, Ohio, Rexburg and Sugar City, Idaho and Orem, Utah. A leader in his fiel
2 CONC d Bron traveled extensively studying different cultures and helping to bring understanding an
2 CONC d tolerance to those around him. He loved teaching in the Family Science departments at Ken
2 CONC t State University, Ricks College, and BYU. His research and text books are well known but h
2 CONC e is most remembered by his students for his humor and love.He gave of his time to the LDS c
2 CONC hurch in many service positions and was a volunteer in the America's Junior Miss program. H
2 CONC e showed his love for others heading up the Partners of the America foundation in Idaho estab
2 CONC lishing better orphanages in Ecuador. He loved to travel, read, learn and talk to others. Man
2 CONC y were touched by his listening ear and good advice.Known for his love and care Bron was alw
2 CONC ays a "happy husband" and loving father and grandfather. His greatest joy was his family to w
2 CONC hom he devoted his life and energy. He was always proud of his family and showed his love fo
2 CONC r them. Bron's first priority was always the people he loved and he taught all those around h
2 CONC im about love.He is survived by his wife Valerie, daughters Marie Bigelow (Todd) and Hilar
2 CONC y Ingoldsby, granddaughter Bronwyn-Rose Bigelow, father Norman Ingoldsby and siblings Kirk In
2 CONC goldsby, Pamela Kimball, and Todd Ingoldsby. He is preceded in death by his mother Daphine In
2 CONC goldsby, father in-law John Percevault, and grandparents.Funeral services will be held in th
2 CONC e Park 10th LDS Chapel located at 50 South 750 West, Orem, at 10 am Saturday Oct. 22. The fam
2 CONC ily will greet friends from 9:00- 9:45 at the church. Friends and family may send flowers o
2 CONC r make a donation to the American Cancer Society. Funeral Services provided by SereniCare Fun
2 CONC eral Home. Published in the Daily Herald on 10/20/2005.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Dr. Bron Ingoldsby 
2 CONT 	Bron Ingoldsby Associate Professor 2086D JFSB 422-6871 Email: bron_ingoldsby@byu.edu <mailto
2 CONC :bron_ingoldsby@byu.edu> 	
2 CONT Bio
2 CONT Dr. Bron Ingoldsby received his Ph.D. in Child and Family Development from the University o
2 CONC f Georgia in 1979. He and his wife Valerie are the parents of twin daughters- Marie and Hilar
2 CONC y. Dr. Ingoldsby has been a Certified Family Life Educator since 1989 and is also a member o
2 CONC f the Curriculum and Graduate committees. He received the Jan Trost Award for Outstanding Con
2 CONC tribution to Comparative Family Studies in 2002. 
2 CONT Research
2 CONT Dr. Ingoldsby's scholarship focuses on cross-cultural mate selection and family relationships
2 CONC , particularly in Latin America and with the Hutterites.
2 CONT Representative Publications
2 CONT Ingoldsby, B. & Smith, R. (2005) Public school teachers perspectives on the contemporary Hutt
2 CONC erite family. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 36, (2).Ingoldsby, B., Smith, S.R. & Mil
2 CONC ler, E. (2004). Exploring Family Theories. Los Angeles: Roxbury Press.
2 CONT Hamon, R. & Ingoldsby, B. (2003). Mate Selection Across Cultures. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Pub
2 CONC lications. 
2 CONT Ingoldsby, B., Schvaneveldt, P., Supple, A. & Bush, K. (2003). The relationship between paren
2 CONC ting behaviors and adolescent achievement and self-efficacy in Chile and Ecuador. Marriage an
2 CONC d Family Review, 35, (3-4), 139-159.
2 CONT Schvaneveldt, P. & Ingoldsby, B. (2003). An exchange theory perspective on couple formation p
2 CONC references and practices in Ecuador. Marriage & Family Review, 35 (1-2) 219-238.
2 CONT Current Classes
2 CONT MFHD 354		
2 CONT MFHD 451		
2 CONT MFHD 662
2 CONT 
2 CONT MY DAD
2 CONT 
2 CONT My Dad you walked with strong legs
2 CONT that took you to many lands
2 CONT Where you shared of your love freely
2 CONT opening hearts and hands
2 CONT 
2 CONT Your blue eyes saw so truly
2 CONT all the good deep down inside
2 CONT Your compassion and acceptance
2 CONT a heart to never hide
2 CONT 
2 CONT You taught us what it means to smile
2 CONT and cry with those in pain
2 CONT You held our hands through good and bad
2 CONT and we did the same
2 CONT 
2 CONT You gave us all the best you had
2 CONT and we are forever changed
2 CONT Enough love to last a lifetime
2 CONT remains your fame
2 CONT 
2 CONT My dad you are my hero though we miss you here today
2 CONT You live on in each of us
2 CONT and we will reunite someday
2 CONT 
2 CONT I love you dad.
2 CONT I am forever your daughter, Hilary
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1 NAME Donald Laurence /Jarvis/
2 SURN Jarvis
2 GIVN Donald Laurence
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 May 1963
2 PLAC San Jose, Santa Clara, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Mar 1989
2 PLAC Fillmore, Ventura, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Mar 1989
2 PLAC Canejo Mtn. Prk., Camarillo, Ventura, California
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2 SURN Olpin
2 GIVN Kevin Todd
2 NICK Todd
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
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1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Aug 1994
2 PLAC West Jordan, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
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1 SEX M
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1 SEX F
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1 SEX M
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1 FAMC @F18@
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1 NAME Edna Mary /Van Pelt/
2 SURN Van Pelt
2 GIVN Edna Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Dec 1888
2 PLAC Tarkio,, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Mar 1948
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 15 Mar 1948
2 PLAC Memorial Park, St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, USA
1 _UID FA485F7A19BA5E4D88E42468A477FA83298F
1 FAMS @F36@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
3 TIME 02:24:21
0 @I283@ INDI
1 NAME Jesse Elmer /Shepherd/
2 SURN Shepherd
2 GIVN Jesse Elmer
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Jan 1879
2 PLAC Maysville,, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1951
2 PLAC St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 11 Aug 1951
2 PLAC Memorial Park, St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 2B9528FF46F674429FC3BADE3896BA126D69
1 FAMS @F37@
1 NOTE In 1920 Jesse is working as a druggist in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Sep 2010
3 TIME 02:08:59
0 @I284@ INDI
1 NAME Judith May /Richards/
2 SURN Richards
2 GIVN Judith May
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Oct 1939
2 PLAC Wanona, Montgomery, Mississippi, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Apr 1993
2 PLAC Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Tiffin, Seneca, Ohio, USA
1 _UID 7C79EF7FD4E2FA4A9D5C7DF57836BC3466B1
1 FAMS @F41@
1 NOTE "Judith M. Schock Gotschall
2 CONT 
2 CONT      Mrs. Judith M. "Judy" Schock Gotschall, age 53, resident of Warren, Indiana died Thursda
2 CONC y, April 1, 1993 at the Luthern Hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She was the wife of Frank Go
2 CONC tschall.
2 CONT      Born October 20, 1939, in Winona (MS), Mrs. Gotchall was a bookkeeper by profession havi
2 CONC ng worked for the P.W.C. Credit Union in Marion, Indiana where she lived from 1972-1983. Sh
2 CONC e was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Padukah, Kentucky Chapter; and the Holy Fami
2 CONC ly Catholic Church in Gas City, Indiana.
2 CONT       She is survived by her husband Frank Gotschall of Sikeston, Missouri; her parents, Thom
2 CONC as Richards of Ocean Springs, Mississippi and Susie Richards of Warren; ten sons, Jerry Schoc
2 CONC k and Tom Schock both of Fairbanks, Alaska, Danny Schock of Anchorage, Alaska, Tim Schock o
2 CONC f Washington State, Mike Schock of California, Jose Schock, Richard Schock and John all of Wa
2 CONC rren, Keith Gotschal of Boulder, Colorado and Kenny Gotschall of Indianapolis, Indiana; two d
2 CONC aughters, Miss Patricia Ann Schock of Michigan and Mrs. Ben (Nancy) Delarosa of Sweeney, Texa
2 CONC s; and her stepbrother, Walter Mullins of Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
2 CONT       Funeral services were conducted at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gas City, Indian
2 CONC a Monday, April 5 at 11:30 a.m. with the Rev. A. L. Reemmer officiating. Burial was Tuesday
2 CONC , April 6 in St. Joseph Cemetery in Tiffin, Ohio.
2 CONT      Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society in Marion, Indiana."  The Winona Ti
2 CONC mes, Winona, Mississippi, April 8, 1993.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jan 2011
3 TIME 12:45:06
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1 SEX M
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0 @I410@ INDI
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1 SEX F
1 _UID 5E1EAF59A633FF45AAF3743A0B1789770EDE
1 FAMS @F342@
1 FAMC @F343@
0 @I415@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID F0B7DF33CA8D154E893851E046311D453ED9
1 FAMS @F150@
0 @I556@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 33D26A94F237504FB686340793B7CEDB3507
1 FAMS @F454@
0 @I559@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID EFE3824593A9894C8F1365E01418524E5D4C
1 FAMS @F460@
1 FAMC @F461@
0 @I560@ INDI
1 NAME Agnes /Murphy/
2 SURN Murphy
2 GIVN Agnes
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1914
2 PLAC Bradley Beach, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Jan 1998
2 PLAC Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID B5693F497BAE1B43AED69FE1D50A0794ABC2
1 FAMS @F30606@
1 FAMS @F31645@
1 FAMC @F462@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2007
3 TIME 15:06:16
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1 SEX F
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1 FAMC @F454@
0 @I564@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID E83455CEFC896C4CA0458B0BF74BF4C6F306
1 FAMS @F461@
0 @I565@ INDI
1 NAME Leo Steven /Murphy/
2 SURN Murphy
2 GIVN Leo Steven
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Dec 1910
2 PLAC Bradley Beach, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Jun 1993
2 PLAC Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC St. Catherine's Cemetery, Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID E04B16D84D0EE64E88C61685E00F68E2CAA7
1 FAMS @F31075@
1 FAMC @F462@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2007
3 TIME 17:35:39
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1 NAME Thomas Joseph /Murphy/
2 SURN Murphy
2 GIVN Thomas Joseph
2 NICK Stop
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Jun 1879
2 PLAC ,, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1946
2 PLAC Belmar, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 8F7E06C3DE0C7644BF7D167EE08D11CF97EE
1 FAMS @F462@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2007
3 TIME 16:52:12
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1 NAME Mary E. /Flood/
2 SURN Flood
2 GIVN Mary E.
2 NICK Mamie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Jan 1884
2 PLAC ,, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1956
2 PLAC Belmar, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 76295E8E13A89745A8A861B0E03C0DCC7838
1 FAMS @F462@
1 FAMC @F465@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 12 Aug 2007
3 TIME 17:29:42
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1 NAME William Davis /Flood/
2 SURN Flood
2 GIVN William Davis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Nov 1856
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Mar 1929
2 PLAC Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Bearmore Cemetery, Wall Township, Monmouth, New jersey, USA
1 _UID CF893546400A66429B50B3ECDE2B8B0AED16
1 FAMS @F465@
1 NOTE Was the second Marshall of Bradley Beach, New Jersey.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jun 2007
3 TIME 18:28:30
0 @I571@ INDI
1 NAME Peter /Lloyd/
2 SURN Lloyd
2 GIVN Peter
1 SEX M
1 _UID 6F485B4DCCAB034FBE7267FDB2AA12487274
1 FAMS @F468@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 May 2007
3 TIME 15:25:53
0 @I612@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 636E7B91CD70E145A974A214DFC7F2D37E88
1 FAMC @F24@
0 @I641@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7C5EB2C2914CD44788E251C9AF23698C9173
1 FAMS @F159@
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1 NAME Cornell /Womack/
2 SURN Womack
2 GIVN Cornell
1 SEX M
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1983
1 _UID 6F3F01E4ADB3EF4D936C2FA2C5F6FA47FB1C
1 FAMS @F899@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Jan 2004
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 02EC5E99F7BE5E439B7B9A0CA24C9D7F01D4
1 FAMC @F899@
0 @I1263@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 870E5D2427340148AF486A5AC970767FA35B
1 FAMC @F931@
0 @I1264@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 37FB147DD617A64691C02DE4B5825BF787DE
1 FAMS @F932@
1 FAMC @F933@
0 @I1270@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 45366AA973913347B02316327B9D984B2228
1 FAMC @F931@
0 @I1271@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 321557669B10E04398FCA9DE5DCC275794C7
1 FAMS @F931@
0 @I1277@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 42E18565BAE51B4B84D7CDDC4B027F8B6DCC
1 FAMS @F931@
1 FAMC @F933@
0 @I1278@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
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1 FAMC @F933@
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1 SEX F
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 33C003C442D1534491AE16295F417FA6A7C1
1 FAMS @F947@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 9D91999B7AAD9B4CB26782230CBAAB03A240
1 FAMS @F933@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 93A1B142A00D5B42899AC23A5A9431B564FD
1 FAMS @F949@
0 @I1293@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A5CE63A25578944F84813D19892A1DC417EB
1 FAMC @F947@
0 @I1390@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 53EAD5018C492F49A5A6EE35638839716309
1 FAMS @F949@
1 FAMC @F461@
0 @I1391@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 9F04F4583D6DAC43910F8F661E2BD9B5F443
1 FAMC @F460@
0 @I1399@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 01186FAA069C874AAD14ACB1555E88EFEDE6
1 FAMC @F460@
0 @I1400@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 49F12BEACAAE8E45B125A203E6B16372811F
1 FAMS @F460@
0 @I1411@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID FEF93C4ED5123540BB5EE5E9F9154AFD19D2
1 FAMC @F138@
0 @I1427@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph Anthony /Capece/
2 SURN Capece
2 GIVN Joseph Anthony
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Apr 1912
2 PLAC Astoria, New York, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Jan 1975
2 PLAC New York City, New York, New York, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE St. Mary's Cemetery,Flushing,NY,NY
1 _UID 5A7AB7F9F08DD84C9BD6DA3A41C191B6F3E7
1 FAMS @F1088@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I1428@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 718DEC55B46ABF40B44E58ED5147DC748BF8
1 FAMS @F1090@
1 FAMC @F1091@
0 @I1430@ INDI
1 NAME Lillian Grace /Kelly/
2 SURN Kelly
2 GIVN Lillian Grace
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Jan 1915
2 PLAC New York City, New York, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Jan 1995
2 PLAC Del Rey Beach, Palm Beach, Florida, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Feb 1995
2 PLAC Flushing, New York, New York, USA
1 _UID 5CB616B88A905144AB3E8BB575432B6A055E
1 FAMS @F1088@
1 FAMC @F1091@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Nov 2007
3 TIME 02:33:09
0 @I1431@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID FC1F773C7407E0408810A1281F57FEAFED46
1 FAMS @F183@
0 @I1432@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 807AD3B1DA9ECA49BB6538611B925314D6D0
1 FAMC @F183@
0 @I1433@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 867023E1CF93C44D8665E83B471412C5AD74
1 FAMS @F182@
0 @I1479@ INDI
1 NAME Robert John /Jackson/
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN Robert John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Apr 1956
2 PLAC East Meadow, Nausau, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Mar 2002
2 PLAC Inverness, Citrus, Florida, USA
1 _UID 8247BA46070DB141BD782A136B6617E20B92
1 FAMC @F1105@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 16:39:42
0 @I1576@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A41E1B01A182734F8D93E0E12B2CC35C1A14
1 FAMS @F1161@
1 FAMC @F1162@
0 @I1695@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 52AB6D150C70CA4D91DF33978431FDA9A731
1 FAMS @F1235@
0 @I1696@ INDI
1 NAME William Donald /Jackson/ Sr.
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN William Donald
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1921
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Aug 1998
2 PLAC Center Moriches, Sulfork, New York, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Aug 1998
2 PLAC Verterans Cemetery
1 _UID DA3474BA9E8711419348B231F24C8BC600D7
1 FAMS @F1237@
1 FAMC @F1238@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Apr 2007
3 TIME 22:44:18
0 @I1697@ INDI
1 NAME Harry Joseph /Jackson/
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN Harry Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 May 1920
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Oct 2009
2 PLAC  Daytona Beach, Volusia, Florida, USA
1 _UID DB3DBA538E4ADD4F82393699C67A2EE4058B
1 FAMS @F1235@
1 FAMS @F1239@
1 FAMS @F1240@
1 FAMC @F1238@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 20:07:44
0 @I1698@ INDI
1 NAME Raymond Francis /Jackson/
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN Raymond Francis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Feb 1919
2 PLAC Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Aug 2009
2 PLAC Inverness, Citrus, Florida, USA
1 _UID 1894AEB353F3DD4289EA40341054D50FA137
1 FAMS @F1105@
1 FAMC @F1238@
1 NOTE Raymond F. Jackson, Sr.
2 CONT February 27, 1919 - August 30, 2009
2 CONT Inverness, Florida
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Service of Remembrance for Mr. Raymond F. Jackson, Sr., age 90, of Inverness, Florida, wi
2 CONC ll be held 10:00 AM, Wednesday, September 2, 2009 at the Inverness Chapel of Hooper Funeral H
2 CONC omes. Interment will follow at Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, Florida. The family wil
2 CONC l receive friends from 4:00 - 7:00 PM, Tuesday at the Inverness Chapel. Online condolences ma
2 CONC y be sent to the family at www.HooperFuneralHome.com.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Jackson was born February 27, 1919 in Stratford, CT, son of the late John and Anna (Brady
2 CONC ) Jackson. He died August 30, 2009 in Inverness, FL.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Jackson was an Army veteran serving during World War II.
2 CONT 
2 CONT He worked as a Administrative Assistant for State University of New York. He moved to Inverne
2 CONC ss, Florida from Pinellas Park in 1978.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Jackson was preceded in death by son, Robert J. Jackson, and brother, William Jackson. Su
2 CONC rvivors include his wife of 56 years, Eva Jackson of Inverness, FL; son, Raymond F. Jackson J
2 CONC r. of Hernando, FL; and brother, Harry Jackson of Daytona, FL.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 20:09:49
0 @I1712@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 798AD0DFD49F434B9B804F334F330BB79432
1 FAMS @F461@
1 FAMC @F1235@
0 @I1735@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID AE7130A140EFB441A4FC0A30AAF39C0D34D8
1 FAMS @F1265@
1 FAMC @F1088@
0 @I1736@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 6B1AA41CA587A948919991CE8B1E5A8B792D
1 FAMS @F1266@
1 FAMC @F1088@
0 @I1737@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A95A6A8B241BF34BAF3586C05BF0753796D7
1 FAMC @F1267@
0 @I1738@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 42C881A0E78FAF4C97BF3208BD2CAF37FBD3
1 FAMS @F1268@
1 FAMC @F1269@
0 @I1739@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 1C7202FA42E94D48938E6E1F0E88ADCA057E
1 FAMS @F1267@
0 @I1740@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 4BCD0852AEA11E4F912EC14BF0621BD83E0E
1 FAMC @F1269@
0 @I1761@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5449B66FD1ADBD49A57B4CB81258425E7463
1 FAMC @F1293@
0 @I1768@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 11D9B919F3B799499F757E6C21F9C9A9D2DB
1 FAMS @F757@
1 FAMC @F1293@
0 @I1781@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C36D94D82E14CD49B93820D24C3712A61203
1 FAMC @F1105@
0 @I1786@ INDI
1 NAME Vernon Charles /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Vernon Charles
2 NICK Brud
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Nov 1915
2 PLAC ,, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Apr 1984
2 PLAC Vallejo, Solano, California, USA
1 _UID 949E50087C1A1640A5A1AFA86EBFC1F4F5B0
1 FAMS @F34885@
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1 NOTE Vernon was called Brud, a name he picked up from his brother George.  George could not pronou
2 CONC nce the word brother as child and called him Brud instead.  On 31 January 1941 Brud joined th
2 CONC e army in Alameda, California.  In the 1951 city directory Vernon is living at 1803 Lincoln A
2 CONC venue in Oakland, California.  According to SSDI probably born 27 Nov 1915 and died 11 Apr 19
2 CONC 84.  Died in Vallejo, Solano, California.  Information collected from the  California Death I
2 CONC ndex.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Nov 2007
3 TIME 10:44:54
0 @I1794@ INDI
1 NAME Harry Essen /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Harry Essen
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Mar 1921
2 PLAC Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Aug 1990
2 PLAC Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID 044ECF4A579ADC4E85D14E058074AD7646E6
1 FAMS @F34887@
1 FAMC @F34891@
1 NOTE A Harry E. Brady born 14 Mar 1921 died 20 Aug 1990.  SSN issued in Connecticut.  The E. in th
2 CONC e middle name may stand for Elbert.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 16:55:06
0 @I1803@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 6C46CD4CBEFE314981718A8959C995FCB926
1 FAMS @F1335@
1 FAMC @F1235@
0 @I1805@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 9EF9E6D3130C1C4A83E05157AAA39B06CE7A
1 FAMS @F899@
1 FAMS @F1338@
1 FAMC @F1235@
0 @I1845@ INDI
1 NAME Eileen /McGuire/
2 SURN McGuire
2 GIVN Eileen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Apr 1924
2 PLAC ,, New Jersey, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Jul 1986
2 PLAC Manasquan, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 03582E1A93C1F44DB4797088FE81000EEA5A
1 FAMS @F1381@
1 FAMC @F1382@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Dec 2007
3 TIME 12:58:22
0 @I1846@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 3AD356083026A143BD8BBA539B9E5F7507C9
1 FAMC @F1161@
0 @I1847@ INDI
1 NAME Walter /Robinson/
2 SURN Robinson
2 GIVN Walter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Sep 1914
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Jan 2006
2 PLAC Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Virginia, USA
1 _UID 6CFFBD9AE5FA0A4B8BDD4FA9180F62CEAD03
1 FAMS @F1381@
1 NOTE Graduated from Rutgers University.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Mar 2007
3 TIME 20:50:04
0 @I1848@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 78B359C23C402641BF183DD6FC5882917AD3
1 FAMC @F1381@
0 @I1906@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 69B2BA2466029F4CA74DF883DC6503E8E7FD
1 FAMC @F182@
0 @I1990@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 45125FBFF53E854EBF32441B38EEF35A3EB8
1 FAMS @F120@
0 @I1991@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Anne /Reimbold/
2 SURN Reimbold
2 GIVN Mary Anne
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Mar 1937
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Sep 2010
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 7F2B9709F326E2428254566569CC115CBA37
1 FAMS @F1480@
1 FAMC @F120@
1 NOTE "MARY ANNE CASEY
2 CONT  
2 CONT Mary Anne Casey, nee Reimbold. Loving wife of Augustine for 53 years; beloved mother of Micha
2 CONC el, Kevin (Carol), Terry (Lu), Sharon (Jeff) Eichensehr, Tim (Linda), Kathy Casey Molina, Jil
2 CONC l (Mike) McGrath, and Tricia (Brad) Curry; proud grandmother of 30; dear daughter of Constanc
2 CONC e (the late Henry) Reimbold. Fond sister of Robert, Richard, Edward, Donald, Kathryn, Patrick
2 CONC , and John. Visitation Thursday, 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral Friday, 8:30 a.m. from Zarzycki Manor Ch
2 CONC apel, Ltd., 8999 S. Archer Ave. Willow Springs, IL. to St. Cletus Church, 600 W. 55th St. LaG
2 CONC range, IL. Mass 9:30am. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery."  Published in Chicago Tribune o
2 CONC n September 15, 2010.
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2 CONC ewspaper.
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3 TIME 01:16:30
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1 NAME John /Jackson/
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN John
2 NICK Jack
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jun 1889
2 PLAC Harlem, New York, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Aug 1975
2 PLAC Lake Charles Hospital, Fort Jefferson, Long Island, New York,USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Veterans Cemetery
1 _UID 22F811BF9DE0754688F34FC14419E2BFABAF
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1 NOTE Served in the 8th Cavalry at Fort Riley, Kansas.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Mar 2007
3 TIME 17:45:08
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1 NAME Peter /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Peter
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1816
2 PLAC Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 3 Jun 1845
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 46310B2FD56FE845BBB2ACDB16759CF12E5F
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1 NOTE Inventory Estate of 
2 CONT Peter Brady
2 CONT late of Bristol  Lt. Decd.
2 CONT Filed June 6th 1845
2 CONT 
2 CONT A True and perfec Invetory and just appraisement of all and singular the good and chattels ri
2 CONC ghts and credits which were of Peter Brady late of the Township of Bristol deceased at the ti
2 CONC me of his death, to wit:
2 CONT _________________________________________________________________________________
2 CONT                                                                     D   C                    
2 CONC                                                             D   C 
2 CONT Best Bed Bolster & Pillows                     7.25                       Amount brought u
2 CONC p                    32 .25
2 CONT 
2 CONT Under Bed                                                 1.00                       Lookin
2 CONC g glass & 5 pictures          2.00
2 CONT Bedding                                                      1.50                      Lookin
2 CONC g glass                                 1.00
2 CONT Bedsteads & Sacking                               3.50                      Waite
2 CONC r                                              1.25
2 CONT Bed, Beadsteads & Bedding                   4.00                      1 cherry tabl
2 CONC e                                 2.50
2 CONT 4 Straw Beds & Bedding                          4.00                      1 walnet   d
2 CONC o                                   1.25
2 CONT 1 Rag Carpet                                              1.00                      1 smal
2 CONC l     do                                     .25
2 CONT 1    do      do                                                   .75                      Qu
2 CONC eens wau in closet & coffe Mill
2 CONT 4 chairs (Windsor)                                      1.50                      Cooking Sto
2 CONC ve & apparatus &     1.00
2 CONT 4     do      do                                                1.0
2 CONC 0                              all other things in Kitchen  10.00
2 CONT 6     do      Old                                                 .75                      Me
2 CONC at Tub                                        1.25
2 CONT 1 Bureaun (Mahogany)                            6.00                      Molasses Barre
2 CONC l                              .75
2 CONT                                                                     -------
2 CONC -                                                                               _____
2 CONT Amount caried up                                     32.25                     Whole Amoun
2 CONC t                              53.5
2 CONC 0                                                                                            
2 CONC                      
2 CONT                                                                      ------
2 CONC -                                                                               ---------
2 CONT 
2 CONT Taken and appraised June 3 1845 by us
2 CONT                                                                         Robert Cabeen
2 CONT                                                                         James Johnson   
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bucks County
2 CONT                        Personally appeared before the subscriber one of the Justices of the P
2 CONC eace in and for the said  County the aforesaid.  Robert Cabeen and James Johnson appraisers w
2 CONC ho beingseverally sworn & affirmed according to Law declare and say that the foregoing is a j
2 CONC ust appraisement of all and singular the good and chattels rights and credits of Peter Brad
2 CONC y late of the Township of Bristol deceased so far as they have come to their knowledge.  Swor
2 CONC n affirmed, and subscribe this fifth day of June 1845
2 CONT     before m
2 CONC e                                                                                   Robert Ca
2 CONC been
2 CONT                 Saml Alle
2 CONC n J P                                                               James Johnson
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Sep 2008
3 TIME 15:06:24
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\peter brady home.jpg
2 TITL 
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
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1 NAME Arthur M. /Jackson/
2 SURN Jackson
2 GIVN Arthur M.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1868
2 PLAC Appanoose, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Jun 1905
2 PLAC Appanoose, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Sonora, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 5DEAE4429D3A234E9BB6D16DEBAA5B275BAE
1 FAMS @F34@
1 NOTE "---Arthur Jackson and Lester Traverse, of Appanoose, who had their threshing machine wrecke
2 CONC d in a railroad accident last fall, have been furnished with a new separator and have had the
2 CONC ir engine repaired at the expense of the railroad company."  Nauvoo Independent, April, 3, 18
2 CONC 96.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "JACKSON-DYE NUPTIALS.
2 CONT The Marriage of Two Excellent Appanoose Young People.
2 CONT Tuesday evening, June 23, Miss Libbie Dye and Mr. J. T. Jackson, of Niota, Ill., were unite
2 CONC d in marriage, Rev. L. B. Dye, father of the bride, officiating.  Promptly at 7:30 o'clock th
2 CONC e wedding march began, the bridal party taking their stand front of the large double window
2 CONC s which were beautifully decorated with ferns and sweet peas.  The bride was robed in perisia
2 CONC n swiss lavishly trimmed with lace and ribbon and carried in her hand a beautiful boquet of c
2 CONC ream tea roses.  Miss Addie Wickler, of Minook, who was maid of honor, was dressed in white w
2 CONC ith a bouquet of petunias.  The groom was attired in conventional black.  Mr. Arthur Jackson
2 CONC , brother of the groom, was best man.  None but the relatives and a few intimate friends witn
2 CONC essed the ceremony.  After congratulations, the guests assembled on the beautiiful lawn wher
2 CONC e shortly were served bountiful refreshments.  The evening was pleasantly spent in conversati
2 CONC on and music and in looking over the many handsome and useful presents received by the brid
2 CONC e and groom.  Mr. and Mrs. Jackson are having a pretty cottage built in Niota where they wil
2 CONC l make their future home."  Nauvoo Independent, Jul 3, 1896.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Arthur Jackson, of Appanoose, one of the best young men in the state, called while in to
2 CONC wn Saturday and left a dollar for more INDEPENDENTS.  Nauvoo Independent.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Thresher and Bridge Go Down.
2 CONT Tuesday afternoon while Jackson & Traverse were taking their steam thresher across a bridge a
2 CONC t the corner of the Zingre farm above Niota, the bridge broke down, precipitating the treshe
2 CONC r and tank into the creek fifteen feet below.  Art. Jackson, who was at the trottle, went dow
2 CONC n with the crash, but miraculously escaped injury.  He succeeded in turning off the steam a
2 CONC s the engine went down, which was the last he remembered until he got on the bank, when he fi
2 CONC rst realized what a narrow escape he had.  The tank had passed over his head.  The bridge i
2 CONC s about a fifty foot span.  Two planks had been placed on the bridge for the engine to pass o
2 CONC ver, but these also broke.  The engine is badly damaged and may have to be sent to the factor
2 CONC y for repairs.  This is the same threshing  outfit which was badly damaged in a railroad wrec
2 CONC k while en route from Dakota two years ago."  Nauvoo Independent, July 23, 1897.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Mr. Jackson left $5 for INDEPENDENTS, which advances his subscription to Sept. '99.  This ad
2 CONC vances Art. the furthest of any on our list.  It is indeed a good example, and ought to be fo
2 CONC llowed by certain subscribers who perhaps have commenced to think the are on the "free list.
2 CONC " "  Nauvoo Independent, Frebruary 4, 1898.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "A. M. Jackson, of Appanoose, was in Chicago last week."  Nauvoo Independent, November 3, 189
2 CONC 9.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "F. C. Ferguson and Art Jackson, of Niota, were in the city last Thursday.  While here Mr. Ja
2 CONC ckson had a fatty tumor removed from his left hand by Dr. Fegers."  Nauvoo Independent, May 4
2 CONC , 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "---Wm. Bertechi and Art Jackson have purchased a new separator for their threshing outfit.
2 CONC "  Nauvoo Independent, July 6, 1900.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 8143256AE80B8345B16D0B6509FC58989167
1 FAMS @F2324@
1 FAMC @F1162@
0 @I11279@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7B09B68824A9AB49BE0EBBBB777394E528E2
1 FAMS @F4143@
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C51D9F11E6ACAA4D966BF5D07E19395E0F95
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 8CFB26985A581B4ABEA2633AF1AA26698332
1 FAMC @F6338@
0 @I11288@ INDI
1 NAME /Parrott/
2 SURN Parrott
1 SEX F
1 DEAT
2 DATE Bet 5 Jun 1917/1920
2 PLAC ,, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID F642169C9DCBF14C827D2388194F523B2EAE
1 FAMS @F1319@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Nov 2007
3 TIME 00:04:40
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1 SEX F
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID D0E7F312B7EC2F429D1BAA24E03268996971
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1 SEX M
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1 SEX F
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1 SEX M
1 _UID 57347B9E686C0046B980A42068346B9D5FA5
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1 FAMC @F1162@
0 @I13023@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 045CB4F290A1764BBF546EE6D5F5E5C7D5CA
1 FAMS @F7119@
1 FAMC @F1088@
0 @I13438@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 81633ECBAEF9E4458A3DDA117E5815B30D09
1 FAMC @F89@
0 @I13439@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8A58D232BC2E014685DD28E466A2926382B4
1 FAMS @F89@
0 @I13701@ INDI
1 NAME Barbara Ann /Mulqueen/
2 SURN Mulqueen
2 GIVN Barbara Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Jul 1936
2 PLAC Maybrook, Orange, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Mar 2008
2 PLAC Tonawanda, Erie, New York, USA
1 _UID C6ED34608F8C994AAC7790B1E885A61EDA56
1 FAMS @F1162@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 31 Jan 2011
3 TIME 11:07:20
0 @I13757@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 71E21702D2C24E448CC09F09ED8B05C1C4EF
1 FAMS @F1293@
0 @I13773@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 19F4AF2A7CC391488845F8169644D4E16801
1 FAMS @F1269@
1 FAMC @F7464@
0 @I13823@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID E43A49264E0F26418ECD76079E8827EF65E3
1 FAMS @F7464@
0 @I13833@ INDI
1 NAME Caroline /Grindrod/
2 SURN Grindrod
2 GIVN Caroline
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1876
2 PLAC ,, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1927
2 PLAC Prob. Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID A0E369C1EF15DE4C92525F3CAAF374E34ECB
1 FAMS @F7519@
1 NOTE According to the 1910 census Caroline was the mother of nine children with five living.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 17:13:05
0 @I13837@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 15537BEAEA8F824FA76B9EDD52F7B811B699
1 FAMS @F1293@
1 FAMC @F7464@
0 @I13876@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 48C64A525FBEAD4C8C98D40CF8319CDC659F
1 FAMS @F1267@
1 FAMC @F7464@
0 @I13877@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 578145C43075A94BA1A21016B875DBDAC550
1 FAMC @F7464@
0 @I13914@ INDI
1 NAME Terence /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Terence
2 NICK Terry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Nov 1838
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Dec 1838
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Feb 1907
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 10 Feb 1907
2 PLAC St. Mark's Cemetery, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 _UID 67EAEF0DC69B7D4A8365359EF8BED88A48D1
1 FAMS @F7582@
1 FAMC @F5220@
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE Occupation 
2 DATE Baker
1 NOTE Terence's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania. As no Catholic church existed in Brist
2 CONC ol at the time, clergy came from Trenton, New Jersey.  The original records are located at th
2 CONC e Church of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  Sponsors of his baptism are Terence Brad
2 CONC y and Catherine Cunningham.  His birth month and year are also listed in the 1900 census.  Te
2 CONC rence is listed in the 1850 census with his mother Mary Malone and Step Father John Malone. T
2 CONC he home was the next house listed after that of Terence and Bridget Brady. From land record
2 CONC s this home was probably was owned by Terence and Bridget.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On September 23, 1861 Terence enlists in New York for three years in the United States Navy d
2 CONC uring the Civil War having had no previous experience at sea.  Terence's rating is lands an
2 CONC d enlistment is for general service with his birth place being listed as Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  Terence is described as being 23 years old wtih grey eyes and dark hair being 5'7'' tall
2 CONC .  On February 10, 1865 Terence re-enlists in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for two years addito
2 CONC nal service in the USN and is paid a $66 bounty by the government for doing so.  At this tim
2 CONC e his residence is listed as Salem, New Jersey being 26 years old with hazel eyes, brown hai
2 CONC r and being 5"6" tall.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On November 11, 1863 Terence marries Jane Flanigan the daughter of John Flanigan at Trenton
2 CONC , New Jersey.  He is  listed with his wife Jane and their children in the 1880 Bristol, Penns
2 CONC ylvania census.  In the Bristol Directory for 1891 the family is listed as living on Lafayett
2 CONC e Street near Wood Street.  By 1900 he has moved to Philadelphia and lives at 2536 Mascher St
2 CONC reet.  His burial date is listed in funeral record's of John Black.  It notes that he died i
2 CONC n Philadelphia and was brought back to Bristol for burial. The spelling of his name is spelle
2 CONC d Terence in the 1900 census as well as on the baptismal records of his children.  This als
2 CONC o corresponds to the spelling of his Uncle's name for which a signature is listed on the enro
2 CONC llment papers for the Schnooner George Washington.  The 1900 census indicates that he had bee
2 CONC n married 38 years.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terence enlisted as an Ordinary Seaman, September 23, 1861 and served aboard the _________ un
2 CONC til July 12, 1865 when he was discharged from the United States Navy.  On the 1890 United Sta
2 CONC tes Census Veterans Schedule, Terrance is listed as living in Bristol, Bucks Co., Pennsylvani
2 CONC a and suffering from Lung Disease.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A letter is waiting to be claimed by Terry Brady at the Post Office.  The Bucks Couty Gazette
2 CONC , June 7, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT TRAMPS ON THE RAMPAGE
2 CONT                           ----- 
2 CONT A Drunken Riot -- One Man Nearly
2 CONT                       Killed.
2 CONT                         -----
2 CONT The Town House a Prison and an
2 CONT                         Hospital.
2 CONT                          -----
2 CONT A Gaurd Placed Over the Prisoners to
2 CONT              Prevent Their Escape
2 CONT                           -----
2 CONT The large tree in the meadow near the Beaver Dam road is known as the "tramp's resort."  At m
2 CONC ost any time a dozen, or more, tramps may be found congegated there.  Last night as constabl
2 CONC e Saxton was lighting the lamps on Pond street he noticed a commotion under the big tree in t
2 CONC he meadow.  Thinking  it was only a scuffle among the tramps, he paid no particular attentio
2 CONC n to the matter until someone called to him that one of the tramps had been killed.  He immed
2 CONC iately went over to the gang and entered the crowd alone.  In a few minutes, however, a numbe
2 CONC r of citizens, attracted by the noise, came up.  The constable saw that one of the tramps wa
2 CONC s badly wounded from a cut in the arm and was bleeding profusely.  The man who did the cuttin
2 CONC g was pointed out to him and Saxton arrested him, and called upon the citizens around to capu
2 CONC ture the remainder of the rioters.  They were immediately siezed, and of the whole gang it i
2 CONC s believed that only one man and two boys escaped.  The man was secured later near the Hollo
2 CONC w Bridge.  As the constable and his posse were bringing their prisoners down to the Town Hous
2 CONC e, two of them got loose and started to run.  Capt. Levi Johnson and others captured one of t
2 CONC hem near the engine house, and the other was recovered on Wood street near the Methodist chur
2 CONC ch.  The wounded man was taken to the upper room in the Town House, where his injuries were a
2 CONC ttended by Dr. Groom, who found that the artery of the man's arm was severed.  The artery wa
2 CONC s taken up , the wound sewed together and bandages applied.  The other tramps were placed i
2 CONC n the lock-up, two of them were placed in each of the two dugeons, and two remained in the co
2 CONC rridor, if it may so be termed.  The man captured later in the evening was placed with thes
2 CONC e two.  Including the wounded man, eight men were arrested.  Fearing an attempt would be mad
2 CONC e to recue the prisoners, a watch was kept around the Town House all night by constables Loud
2 CONC erbough and Saxton, assisted by others.  The Burgess and 'Squire Bailey were near at hand t
2 CONC o be ready with advice or assistance.
2 CONT During the night the tow boys referred to above were found sleeping on a porch on Bath stree
2 CONC t and were taken to join their companions.  This morning the prisoners were given a hearing b
2 CONC efore 'Squire Bailey.  They gave their names as follows:  Alfred Jones, Joseph Andrews, Joh
2 CONC n Kline, Thomas Wallace, John Kelley, Alfred Montgomery, John Ryan and Thomas Murray, (the wo
2 CONC unded man.)
2 CONT Charles Saxton, Terrence Brady, Pearson Wright and Thomas DeWitt testified to seeing the pris
2 CONC oners, with the exception of Alfred Jones, either fighting or with the party when the fight o
2 CONC ccured, and stated, in substance, the story of the affair as above described.  Jones was call
2 CONC ed up to testify as to his participation in the affray , and denied having seen or taken par
2 CONC t in it, although he addmitted having been with the party during the day.  All the accused, e
2 CONC xcept Jones, were then, in default of bail, committed to Doylestown to await trial at the Sep
2 CONC tember Court.  They were then placed in a large double-team wagon and given a free ride ove
2 CONC r the road they have been accustomed to tramping, constables Louderbough and Saxton and other
2 CONC s going along as escorts.
2 CONT Jones, after receiving a pointed lecture from the Justice, which did not seem to be well appr
2 CONC eciated, was discharged, as there was no evidence against him, and was warned to leave town i
2 CONC mmediately.  He said, while going out the door, that if he had wings he would fly out.  The t
2 CONC wo boys were also discharged and ordered to leave town, if they would escape being locked up
2 CONC . 
2 CONT Two of these tramps were working yesterday, unloading boats at the Rolling Mill.  One of the
2 CONC m is the man who was wounded.  The disturbance was, without doubt, caused by liquor.  It is s
2 CONC aid that the money earned by the two tramps at the rolling mill was invested in alcohol, whic
2 CONC h was indulged in by the whole party, who had a bucket of waterwhich they diluted the alcoho
2 CONC l with.
2 CONT A more villainouslooking set were never sent out of Bristol than these men.  It was a study t
2 CONC o watch their countenances as they sat before the Juctice during their hearing.  Their very p
2 CONC hysiognomy showed what they are.  Low foreheads, brutal looking mouths, eyes either expressio
2 CONC nless or exprssing low cunning, indicative of familiarity with crime, and face marked by no l
2 CONC ight of intelligence except beastly intelligence, describes them all.  What can be expected
2 CONC , except brutality and crime, from men of this discription?  The prompt action of constable S
2 CONC axton, and those who assisted him, and the efficient manner in which they did their duty, des
2 CONC erves the utmost commendation.  The Bucks County Gazette, July 24, 1879.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Nominees.
2 CONT The Democratic Ward Convetions were held on Tuesday evening, and after many trials in gettin
2 CONC g men nominated who would allow their names to be used, the following nominations were made:
2 CONT Second Ward.
2 CONT Constable, Terrance Brady 
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, February 12, 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terrence Brady loses the second ward election for Constable to Hugh Mackay 166 votes to 45
2 CONC .  The Bucks County Gazette, February 19, 1880.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terrence Brady, employed in Charles Spering's store, Eleventh and Chestnut Sts., has been arr
2 CONC ested and charged with robbing his employer of money and goods.  His stealings have been goin
2 CONC g on for years, and will amount to between two and three thousand dollars.  The Bucks Count
2 CONC y Gazette, April 5, 1883.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The site of the large British flag in front of Kidd's saloon , on Decoration Day, angered Ter
2 CONC ence Brady, who gave vent to his indignation in forcible tones, while standing with a group o
2 CONC f friends at the corner of Mill and Radcliffe streets,shortly after six o'clock in the evenin
2 CONC g.  Officer Tice heard the strident tones of the speaker and at once hastened to the spot an
2 CONC d ordered him to keep quiet.  Brady retorted, at which the officer took him into custody.  Th
2 CONC e prisoner grappled with Tice, who was compelled to use his club to overcome him.  Not wishin
2 CONC g to incarcerate Brady, the officer released him on condition that he would go home.  In a sh
2 CONC ort time he returned and began to upbraid Tice who, with the assitance of Officer Hines, lodg
2 CONC ed him in the town house.  A hearing was held before 'Squire Louderbough, who fined Brady $3.
2 CONC 75, on payment of which he was released.  The Bucks County Gazette, June 4, 1891.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "BRISTOL MEN SENTENCED.
2 CONT The Result of Trouble Growing Out of the Recent Strike.
2 CONT Special to The Inquirer
2 CONT Doylestown, Nov. 16.---The case of Terrence Brady, of Bristol, charged with riot and unlawfu
2 CONC l assembly, resulted in his conviction here to-day.  The affair was the outcome of a disturba
2 CONC nce during the late strike in the steel mills at that place, and Brady was charged with bein
2 CONC g a leader in the riot.  In passing sentence Judge Yerkes said that for good of Bristol an ex
2 CONC ample would be made and he imposed a sentence of $100 fine and nine months in Bucks county'
2 CONC s prison.  Arthur Gamble, Frederick Smith and William Tyrol, convicted of conspiracy and assa
2 CONC ult and battery upon Marcus A. Duffy, were sentenced to thirty days in county jail, a fine o
2 CONC f $1 and cost to prosecution, and William Bobb to fifteen days in prison."  Philadelphia Inqu
2 CONC irer, November 17, 1894.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sent to Jail
2 CONT Two cases in Court in which Bristol is especially interested in were satisfactorily dispose
2 CONC d of last Friday.  They were the cases of the Commonwealth against Arthur Gamble, Frederick S
2 CONC mith, William Bobb and William Tyrol, charged with conspiracy and assault and battery, and th
2 CONC e case of the Commonwealth against Terrence Brady, charged with riot, all of whom were convic
2 CONC tedand sentenced.
2 CONT Both cases grew out of a strike at Steel's milland involved the great principle whether a ma
2 CONC n willing to work could be deprived of that privledgeby another set of men, who would not wor
2 CONC k themselves nor permit any one else to do so.
2 CONT There were some developments at the trial that are not particularlypleasant to dwell upon.  E
2 CONC specially is this true as regards the action of the police department.  For a period extendin
2 CONC g thruogh two weeks a riotous and unlawful gathering had assembled every evening in the neigh
2 CONC borhood of Steel's mills, and, while committing no act of violence, had insulted , by applyin
2 CONC g vile ephitets, and intimidated, by threats, Mr. Steel and the weavers whom he employed.  Mr
2 CONC . Steel asked repeatedly for police protection.  It was very tardy in coming.  The authoritie
2 CONC sacted as though there was nothing unusual going on in the upper end of town, and Chief of Po
2 CONC lice Saxton testified in Court that the police were instructed by the Police Committee not t
2 CONC o make any arrests unless they had warrants and were compelled to for fear that the arrests w
2 CONC ould lead to violence and bloodshed.  The responsibility of the continuation of the disturban
2 CONC cesfor so long a time therefore seems to be with the police department of the borough.  Judg
2 CONC e Yerkes, in commenting upon this feature, in his charge to the jury in the Brady case, said
2 CONC :  "It appears from the evidence that the disgraceful and cowardly confession has been made b
2 CONC y the authorities of the Borough of Bristol, that they were unable to maintain law and order
2 CONC .  When the abject confession is made by the Chief of Police that he had orders not to make a
2 CONC ny arrests unless it was absolutely impossible to avoid doing so, it seems impossible to beli
2 CONC eve that such evidence can be true.
2 CONT In the case against Arthur Gamble, Frederick Smith, William Tyrol and William Bobb, the firs
2 CONC t three were sentencedto 30 days each in the county prison and William Bobb to 15 days.  Terr
2 CONC ence Brady received a sentence of $100 fine and nine months in prison.
2 CONT                                          ------------------------
2 CONT In sentencing the young men who assaulted Marcus A. Duffy, Judge Yerkes said:  "This offenc
2 CONC e is serious in its tendencies and its consequences.  It is the first occurrence of the kin
2 CONC d that has grown out of similar circumstances in this county for 60 years.  Taht many years a
2 CONC go a workingman was assaulted in much the same way.  Let it be said to the credit of the coun
2 CONC ty and its officersthat from that time until the present there has never been a repetition o
2 CONC f the offense.
2 CONT "The Court is inclined to regard the present case in the most favorable light.  It belives th
2 CONC is conviction will have the most salutary effect upom other menwho assume to take the law int
2 CONC o there own handsto redress wrongs, even though they may have suffered from impositions.  W
2 CONC e do not think it wise in this instance to inflict the most severe punishment.  The very fac
2 CONC t that so long a period has intervened between the commission of this act and that of forme
2 CONC r years, inclines us to be lenient.  But notice is given now that this is the last time thi
2 CONC s Court will depend on a mild sentence to perserve the public peace, where it is disturbed i
2 CONC n this manner.
2 CONT "It is necessary that you should undergo some punishment.  Public nessecity, and the welfar
2 CONC e and peace of the community demand it, in order that all men, whether suffering under imagin
2 CONC ery or real wrongs, shall distinctly understand that no individualor body of men can, with im
2 CONC munity, take the law into their own hands, as has been done in this instance."
2 CONT                                             -----------------------------
2 CONT A. Weir Gilkeson, Esq., fully merits all the commendation he has received from the Bench, th
2 CONC e members of the Bar and the Doylestown newspapers for his able, fearless and successful cond
2 CONC uct of the trials growing out of the strike at Steel's mills.
2 CONT                                              ------------------------------
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, November 22, 1894
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terrence Brady who has served a nine months' sentence in the county jail, was released Frida
2 CONC y morning, his term of imprisonment having expired.  Brady was convicted of inciting to rio
2 CONC t during the recent labor troubles here.  The Bucks County Gazette, August 29, 1895
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terence Brady died February 7, 1907 of pneumonia in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  He had bee
2 CONC n sick for five days and died at 2538 N 3 street.  At the time of Terence's death his wife wa
2 CONC s still living and his occupation is listed as retired baker.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 11 Mar 2012
3 TIME 01:15:32
0 @I14039@ INDI
1 NAME Carole Theresa /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Carole Theresa
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Aug 1931
2 PLAC , New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1987
1 _UID 22B4E98774BA8B45B839E290696BEC7BE231
1 FAMS @F7464@
1 FAMC @F7621@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 31 Jan 2011
3 TIME 11:23:25
0 @I14094@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A1F4C98E4DEAAB468E1A41EB42F25C8A02C1
1 FAMS @F947@
1 FAMC @F461@
0 @I14261@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 266E052662FB32469C498D283CF824BA40A0
1 FAMC @F139@
0 @I14277@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CE353121FF58AF4AA8547956393391D34004
1 FAMC @F130@
0 @I14278@ INDI
1 NAME William /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Nov 1849
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 1860
1 _UID 4D5C9E972584914282883C658FACADAD9A57
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE William does not appear in the 1860 census and the name is used again in the 1870 census
2 CONC .  I assume that he has died before 1860.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Oct 2010
3 TIME 00:43:36
0 @I14330@ INDI
1 NAME George Lewis /Barquist/
2 SURN Barquist
2 GIVN George Lewis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Jan 1913
2 PLAC Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Sep 2008
1 _UID 514D7FDE85F17348BDA40BAD668B90CA9092
1 FAMS @F7784@
1 FAMC @F32@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 17 Sep 2010
3 TIME 11:27:01
0 @I14449@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 35F25CCE8C835441AC535B2E4339CF773F37
1 FAMS @F36576@
1 FAMC @F139@
0 @I14465@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 8AF5C672A28DC74380C78CDBCBF4692CF267
1 FAMC @F130@
0 @I14520@ INDI
1 NAME Harry Lawrence /Barquist/
2 SURN Barquist
2 GIVN Harry Lawrence
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Oct 1879
2 PLAC , , Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1948
2 PLAC Des Moines,Polk,Iowa,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1948
2 PLAC Woodland Cemetery,DesMoines,Polk,Iowa,USA
1 _UID A17C932B640C884C8300EF40E4465AF247B7
1 FAMS @F32@
1 NOTE According to the 1920 census his father was from Sweden and his mother from Illinois.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Jun 2011
3 TIME 12:07:44
0 @I14677@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 759AFDA5D0C9264A92851D35967DB900EF31
1 FAMS @F7977@
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14681@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 24E3287BE121EF4FB60E64AFD0DC1DC44EB7
1 FAMS @F7979@
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14682@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID B3B6ACA5F15BAC418B50F8EDCE3504DA948B
1 FAMS @F7980@
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14684@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CF1C880B62C7BF42B7069C952FAAF7E3497E
1 FAMS @F130@
0 @I14685@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8325DC985FB7F64996DA9ADFEBF9DFA2BF2D
1 FAMS @F139@
0 @I14686@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 1A2E5699B7A9C4408FDA6AFBF0956AA6FE54
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14687@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CC1C9D7F81BEDC45B8BF17BDC989BBA763B8
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14755@ INDI
1 NAME Michael /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Michael
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1861
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 2 Aug 1887
2 PLAC Deleware River, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 02F27082CDE2A44BA8C883DBB7DA035A4040
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE "ACCIDENT.---Yesterday a boy named Michael Brady, a workman in the factory of C.W. and J. Pie
2 CONC rce, got his hand fast in the buning machine, and had the flesh torn from his wrist to the bo
2 CONC ne.  His arm was fortunately in a position to throw of the belt and disconnect the machinery
2 CONC , otherwise he would have had his arm torn off.  Last week the same boy narowly escaped a sim
2 CONC ilar accident."  The Bucks County Gazette, August 28, 1873.
2 CONT 
2 CONT BACK YONDER TALES.
2 CONT             ------------
2 CONT THE OLD SONGS
2 CONT The young folks had a party the other evening.....
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Among the love songs of that period, "My Scotch Lassie Jane," was accorded first place.  Nev
2 CONC er shall the writer forget the first time he heard that fine old ballad.  It was in Barclay C
2 CONC roughan's home on Penn street one Sunday morning, Michael Brady---God be good to him---bein
2 CONC g the singer.  Poor Mike was a noble hearted fellow but came to an untimely death.  He was dr
2 CONC owned in the river some twenty years ago, the cruel waters of the Deleware hushing forever th
2 CONC e voice which sang so beautifully:
2 CONT Jane, my bonnie Jane, come to your laddie once again!
2 CONT They say you are false, but still I believe you true.
2 CONT You are my bony blue-eyed Scotch lassie Jane."
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, July 12, 1907.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Feb 2012
3 TIME 10:27:50
0 @I14757@ INDI
1 NAME William Joseph /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1867
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1911
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 48FBD3CB22A01044AF7AC5A171219130D994
1 FAMS @F8008@
1 FAMS @F7519@
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE William's middle name is listed at the birth of his son George Henry Brady.  A middle initia
2 CONC l of J. is used when he was a witness at the marriages of John J. Brady and Peter E. Brady
2 CONC .  William is listed in the 1870 census with his parents in Bristol.  On the way home from wo
2 CONC rk he stopped off at a bar for a drink.  Someone had a gun and William was shot trying to dis
2 CONC arm him.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Jul 2007
3 TIME 02:54:31
0 @I14787@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 765BAC53362B3F4FA8771C390F8C09A37ACD
1 FAMS @F8022@
1 FAMC @F129@
0 @I14789@ INDI
1 NAME Rose Mary /Kelly/
2 SURN Kelly
2 GIVN Rose Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1790
2 PLAC of Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 17 Sep 1850
2 PLAC Prob. Bristol. Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 5B2F5857C0D56C4E9C3E966E99E29F40C08D
1 FAMS @F5@
1 NOTE The 1821 County Cavan, Ireland census gives the first name of Rose.  The 1843 immigration rec
2 CONC ord, grandson Michael Francis Brady's October 8, 1843 christening record and the 1850 censu
2 CONC s in Bristol, Pennsylvania gives the name Mary.  As both the 1821 and 1850 censuses have th
2 CONC e same birth year it is likely that Rose is an abreviation for Rosemary.  In this case both n
2 CONC ames are right.  Supporting this is her husband Michael's name was abreviated Mich on the lin
2 CONC e before her name in the 1821 Irish census.  In 1850 she and Michael are living with son Patr
2 CONC ick Brady who has named his first two children Mary Ann and Michael Brady.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Sep 2010
3 TIME 14:35:29
0 @I14792@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Catherine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Nov 1843
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 12 Nov 1843
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 1860
1 _UID 56EB3AA3B2517C4ABBA15CC80CEC98A69DF6
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE Catherine's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  As there was no Catholic church i
2 CONC n Bristol at the time, clergy came from Trenton.  Original records are located at the Churc
2 CONC h of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.
2 CONT Sponsors for the baptism were Peter Flanagan and Mary Brady.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jul 2010
3 TIME 16:39:08
0 @I14793@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Flanagan/
2 SURN Flanagan
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1824
2 PLAC , , Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 6 Jun 1887
2 PLAC Prob. Bristol. Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 0D370BEBE22E1C4CA36FFD9E429F4BB5403D
1 FAMS @F7746@
1 NOTE Mary's surname was obtained from the baptism records of her children Elanora, and Margaret
2 CONC .  She is listed in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses.  Each census has a different age for he
2 CONC r.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jul 2010
3 TIME 16:36:18
0 @I14794@ INDI
1 NAME William Thomas /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Nov 1874
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 22 Nov 1874
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 May 1937
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE May 1937
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 _UID 30C98D3D320B1941AE6D21BE275F39CFE28B
1 FAMC @F8024@
1 NOTE Was ordained a Catholic Priest on 1 June 1901.  Birth record and christening record obtaine
2 CONC d from Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Death date copied from Tombstone at St
2 CONC . Mark's; Catholic Record of Priests, Archdiocese of Philadelphia.  Sponsors of Baptism wer
2 CONC e Thomas Strong and Mary Morris.  (Possibly his grandfather Peter's married sister.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT List of letters remaining in the Bristol Post office on Thursday, 2d, 1899:....William Thoma
2 CONC s Brady....The Bucks County Gazette, February 2, 1899.
2 CONT 
2 CONT DEATH OF FATHER GARVEY
2 CONT Rev. Hugh Garvey, rector of St. Mark'sRoman Catholic Church, at Bristol died at his home on R
2 CONC adcliffe street at an early hour Saturady morning.  Father Garvey was sixty years of age, wa
2 CONC s a native of Ireland, and the rectorof St. Mark's for five years....Internment was made in O
2 CONC ld Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia.  The honorary pallbearers were....William T. Brady, Lanc
2 CONC aster....The Bucks County Gazette, September 12, 1901.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Obituary - "REV. WILLIAM BRADY, RECTOR IN MT. AIRY, DIES ON WEDNESDAY --- Pastor of Church o
2 CONC f the Holy Cross for Last 13 Years Succombs at Age 62 After 35 Years in Priesthood --- Firs
2 CONC t Labors Were in Diocese of Harrisburg - Stationed in Conshohocken and This City.  Funeral Wi
2 CONC ll Be Monday --- The Rev. William T. Brady, rector of the Holy Cross, Mt. Airy, for the pas
2 CONC t 13 years, died early Wednesday evening in St. Joseph's Hospital whre he had been a patien
2 CONC t several weeks, at the age of 62.  He had been a priest 35 years.  Father Brady was born i
2 CONC n Bristol on November 12, 1874.  His studies were made at St. Mark's Parochial School, Bristo
2 CONC l; Roman Catholic High School, this city, and at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook.  He was ord
2 CONC ained to the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary by the late Archbishop Ryan on June 1, 1901
2 CONC .  His first labors were in Harrisburg Diocese where he served as assistant rector of St. Mar
2 CONC y's Church, Lancaster, from June, 1901 until March, 1902 when he was named assistant rector o
2 CONC f St. Patrick's Church, York. - Labored in Conshohoken - On October 17, 1902, he became assis
2 CONC tant rector of St. Matthew's Church, Conshohoken, in this diocese, and a year later, on Octob
2 CONC er 13, assistant rector of the Church of the Nativity B. V. M., Philadelphia.  He was named r
2 CONC ector of the Church of the Holy Cross, Mt. Airy, on November 26, 1923.  The funeral will be h
2 CONC eld on Monday.  The Devine Office will be chanted in the church on which he was rector at 9:3
2 CONC 0 o'clock (d.s.t.).  The Solemn Requiem Mass will follow at 10 o'clock (d.s.t.).
2 CONT Father Brady is survived by a sister, Mrs. Crowley, and by a niece and nephew."  The Catholi
2 CONC c Standard and Times, Philadelphia, Friday, May 14, 1937.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Sep 2008
3 TIME 23:09:02
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\william thomas brady.jpg
2 TITL William Thomas Brady.
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\holy cross catholic church, philadelphia, pa.jpg
2 TITL Holy Cross Catholic Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\holy cross catholic church - interior.jpg
2 TITL Holy Cross Catholic Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM N
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I14795@ INDI
1 NAME Michael /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Michael
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1790
2 PLAC of Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE AFT 17 Sep 1850
2 PLAC  Prob. Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID C9C3B8FF04124F4884FA26CC108159BA0499
1 FAMS @F5@
1 NOTE In 1821 Michael Brady is found living in Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland with his famil
2 CONC y.  The family owns no property and he is employed as a farmer with his wife being employed a
2 CONC s a flax spinner which was used for making linin.  By 1834 the family has left Lavey and ar
2 CONC e not listed in the 1834 tithe record for Lavey although many of their neighbors are still li
2 CONC ving there. Michael and Mary Brady arrived in the United States of America at New York City o
2 CONC n May 3, 1843.  They sailed aboard the Rochester which had departed from Liverpool, England f
2 CONC or New York City.  Michael and Mary's  stated destination was Pennsylvania on the Rochester p
2 CONC assenger manifest.  After arriving at Bristol, Pennsylvania, Michael and Mary are able be i
2 CONC n Bristol for grandson Michael Francis Brady's birth and christening October 8, 1843. It is f
2 CONC rom this christening record that we learn Mary's maiden name is Kelly.   Michael and his wif
2 CONC e are listed in the 1850 census living with son, Patrick in Bristol Township, Bucks, Pennsylv
2 CONC ania.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Apr 2011
3 TIME 17:39:58
0 @I14796@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine Mary /Crowley/
2 SURN Crowley
2 GIVN Catherine Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Jan 1917
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Aug 2000
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID F9239156C28A8841BB9FCC4C16C47BCBAA62
1 FAMS @F35560@
1 FAMC @F8025@
1 NOTE At the time of their marriage Catherine was living 2273 E. Clearfield Street in Philadelphi
2 CONC a with her parents and brother William.  William had purchased and operated a grocery store a
2 CONC t this location and the family lived above the store.  Alfred Tomaselli resided with his fath
2 CONC er Alfred Sr., his four brothers and one sister around the corner at 2324 E. Allegheny Avenue
2 CONC , where Alfred Sr. operated a barber shop.  World War II prompted four of Alfred Sr.’s five s
2 CONC ons to enter military service.  Catherine Crowley traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina, wher
2 CONC e Alfred Jr. was stationed with the Army Air Corp. and it was there that they married.  Contr
2 CONC ibuted by Frank G. Tomaselli.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Apr 2009
3 TIME 22:27:02
0 @I14798@ INDI
1 NAME William J. /Crowley/
2 SURN Crowley
2 GIVN William J.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1907
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1958
2 PLAC , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 1A411A0D07D88C4B8E7D5A1DFE10A74DBC86
1 FAMS @F35559@
1 FAMC @F8025@
1 NOTE William is living at 3649 N. 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  This address is liste
2 CONC d on his father's World War II draft registration card.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 19 Apr 2009
3 TIME 20:03:13
0 @I14799@ INDI
1 NAME Peter /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Peter
2 NICK Pete
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Sep 1857
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 4 Oct 1857
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Church, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID E23736A0801C004582636C49A9255C9B2F2E
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE Peter lived at 323 Washington Street, Bristol, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Feb 2012
3 TIME 01:28:19
0 @I14800@ INDI
1 NAME Catharine E. /Strong/
2 SURN Strong
2 GIVN Catharine E.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1849
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Sep 1884
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Sep 1884
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 _UID 2C5AF9ED1F32894596D81932F565A3E72866
1 FAMS @F8024@
1 NOTE Catherine's birth is listed in the 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses.  Her death date is rec
2 CONC orded on her tombstone at St. Mark's Cemetery behind the church.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I14801@ INDI
1 NAME Elanora M. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Elanora M.
2 NICK Ellen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Mar 1855
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 25 Mar 1855
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Church, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Nov 1933
2 PLAC Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 13 Nov 1933
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Church, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID A5BA850D0DA1CC4B8D20536C38198145390F
1 FAMS @F468@
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE Ellen's birth information was obtained fron the baptismal record of the Church of St. Mark's
2 CONC , Bristol, Pennsylvania. Her sponsor was John Norris.  In the baptismal record her name is El
2 CONC anora.  In the 1860 and 1870 censuses she is called Ellen.  She worked until age 79 in a clot
2 CONC hing factory.  She never had any children.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Among other Bristol people at Ocean City, are Mrs. William R. Bailey and Miss Nora Brady.  Th
2 CONC e Bucks County Gazette, July 7, 1881.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Feb 2012
3 TIME 23:32:53
0 @I14898@ INDI
1 NAME Joanna (Jane) /Flanigan/
2 SURN Flanigan
2 GIVN Joanna (Jane)
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE May 1845
2 PLAC Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Aug 1905
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 7 Aug 1907
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 92E246DFAE015B49B92B32ED122358E35FDD
1 FAMS @F7582@
1 NOTE Jane's name is listed Joanna at the baptisms of most of her children.  Her surname is liste
2 CONC d as Flanigan at the baptisms of five of her children and Flanagan for one.  Her name is list
2 CONC ed as Mary at son Francis birth.  The 1880 and 1900 censuses list Francis as the son of Jane
2 CONC .  The 1900 census lists 8 children born with only 7 living.  This conflicts with the churc
2 CONC h records and census listings which indicate 10 children having been born.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 11 Mar 2012
3 TIME 01:18:46
0 @I14899@ INDI
1 NAME Catherine (Kate) /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Catherine (Kate)
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Sep 1871
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 24 Sep 1871
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1887/1893
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 9705137E882E444DB1B6AA056891743B32EF
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  Her sponsors were William Brady and Joanna Horton. Kate is listed with the family in th
2 CONC e 1 June 1880 census age 11.  The census in 1900 does not list her with her family.  Since si
2 CONC x of her brathers and sisters are still at home with her parents in the 1900 census and it ap
2 CONC pears that brother John is alive and living in Bristol in 1910, I assume that this is the chi
2 CONC ld referred to as having died of her mother's in the 1900 census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:56:24
0 @I14900@ INDI
1 NAME Anna Elizabeth /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna Elizabeth
2 NICK Annie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Jan 1853
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Dec 1931
2 PLAC Neptune, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Mount Calvary Cemetery, Neptune, Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID FCA17D1272FC8047B39D9CE8CB141D00314F
1 FAMS @F465@
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE She lived Bradley Beach, Monmouth, New Jersey.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jul 2011
3 TIME 01:13:24
0 @I14901@ INDI
1 NAME Daniel Joseph /Crowley/ Jr.
2 SURN Crowley
2 GIVN Daniel Joseph
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Feb 1879
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Jun 1951
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 6FAC1939F0BF264EADEF6DBE5B48B0E48EB3
1 FAMS @F8025@
1 NOTE World War II draft registration card lists his birth date as 24 February1879.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Oct 2009
3 TIME 11:35:32
0 @I14902@ INDI
1 NAME Michael /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Michael
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Aug 1850
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 1860
1 _UID 01E16A2197CAF245B8B9A06D07C1043887AA
1 FAMC @F8103@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Aug 2007
3 TIME 18:48:39
0 @I14905@ INDI
1 NAME William /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1821
2 PLAC Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Apr 1887
2 PLAC Bristol Borough, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID E9242376B61B16499B730AB3C3A2DB5E3F70
1 FAMS @F7746@
1 FAMC @F5@
1 NOTE The 1850 census lists his birth year as 1810; the 1860 census lists it as 1821.  The 1860 cen
2 CONC sus appears to be correct in as much as William is not listed in the 1821  census of County C
2 CONC avan, Ireland with the rest of the family.  His mother was probably pregnant with him at th
2 CONC e time was taken.
2 CONT 
2 CONT A letter is waiting to be claimed by William Brady at the Post Office.  The Bucks County Gaze
2 CONC tte, August 17, 1876.
2 CONT 
2 CONT ---At a meeting of the Directors of the Fidelity Building Association, last Thursday evening
2 CONC , nine loans were sold at a premium of 11 cents per month per loan.  William Brady bought tw
2 CONC o shares and Robert Gilkeson seven.  The Bucks County Gazette, July 16, 1885.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:25:50
0 @I14906@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth /Clooney/
2 SURN Clooney
2 GIVN Elizabeth
2 NICK Eliza
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1824
2 PLAC , , Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Nov 1888
2 PLAC Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
1 BURI
2 PLAC St. Mary's Cemetery, Brandon, Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
1 _UID 173157B8CFD4754B94F9CC84EA14149D46E2
1 FAMS @F8103@
1 NOTE Name Elzabeth Clooney is listed on daughter Ellen's death certificate.  Eliza's death certifi
2 CONC cate says she was buried at Brandon, Wisconsin.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2010
3 TIME 23:19:40
0 @I14978@ INDI
1 NAME Grace /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Grace
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Oct 1898
1 DEAT
2 DATE Nov 1975
2 PLAC Manasquan, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 36C677A806A12247990EB44447105CD9569D
1 FAMS @F1382@
1 FAMS @F8131@
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE SSN 
2 DATE 139-54-0484
1 CHAN
2 DATE 24 Feb 2007
3 TIME 03:39:08
0 @I14979@ INDI
1 NAME Katheryne /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Katheryne
2 NICK Kitty
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1897
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Jan 1964
2 PLAC , , New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 2CBB9E77F6722348BC4D2B0BC7D36EC0D61D
1 FAMS @F32293@
1 FAMS @F31988@
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 NOTE Kitty maarried but did not have any children.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Jun 2007
3 TIME 01:49:21
0 @I14985@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Jul 1845
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 29 Jul 1845
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 _UID 54B216540A12F74587A84C34F1DFD1314947
1 FAMC @F5220@
1 NOTE Mary's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  As Bristol had no Catholic church, clerg
2 CONC y came from Trenton, New Jersey.  Original records are located at the Church of the Sacred He
2 CONC art, Trenton, New Jersey.  Her sponsors were Peter Finnigan and Catherine Gile.  She is liste
2 CONC d in the 1850 Census with her Step Father John Malone and mother Mary.  Her father Peter die
2 CONC d before June 3, 1845. She was born after her father's death.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Oct 2011
3 TIME 10:16:47
0 @I14986@ INDI
1 NAME Theresa Susan /Cobis/
2 SURN Cobis
2 GIVN Theresa Susan
2 NICK Tessie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 PLAC Corona, Long Island, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Sep 1959
2 PLAC Sharon,, Connecticut, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ellenville, Ulster, New York, USA
1 _UID 9860AFFB0F303947852B8F79AD2C51A0E374
1 FAMS @F7621@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Nov 2007
3 TIME 23:02:58
0 @I14988@ INDI
1 NAME Caroline "Carrie" /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Caroline "Carrie"
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Aug 1895
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1948
2 PLAC St. John's Hospital, Long Island, New York
1 _UID 1D88E4352618B64184DD8142AF378DBF49DB
1 FAMS @F1091@
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 24 Feb 2007
3 TIME 03:43:04
0 @I14991@ INDI
1 NAME Anna Marie /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna Marie
2 NICK Annie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Feb 1900
2 PLAC New Haven, , Connecticut
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Oct 1963
2 PLAC Freeport, Nausau, New York, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE ABT 10 Oct 1963
2 PLAC Veterans Cemetery,Freeport, New York, USA
1 _UID DD95C75B24A0B94E83DB9952F27638F8406B
1 FAMS @F1238@
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 20:27:36
0 @I15119@ INDI
1 NAME Adeline /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Adeline
2 NICK Addie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 16 Aug 1894
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 May 1982
2 PLAC Moline, Rock Island, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Riverside Cemetery, Moline, Rosck Island, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 9B4BB0B16118AD46BD34122AF316D55D1B25
1 FAMS @F31111@
1 FAMC @F52@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jun 2011
3 TIME 00:56:12
0 @I15120@ INDI
1 NAME Mary //
2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1807
2 PLAC , , Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 2 Jan 1892
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 241477C96B72A74288AA219921C0BE5F282D
1 FAMS @F5220@
1 NOTE The 1850 census indicates birth in 1810.  The 1870 census indicates birth in 1807.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Feb 2012
3 TIME 08:46:28
0 @I15134@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 0DAD8E3438B07645AC6496A8AB56DD044FE8
1 FAMC @F77@
0 @I15135@ INDI
1 NAME Cora Esteline /Hughes/
2 SURN Hughes
2 GIVN Cora Esteline
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Nov 1871
2 PLAC , , Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 May 1941
2 PLAC Moline, Rock Island, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Riverside Cemetery, Moline, Rosck Island, Illinois, USA
1 _UID A6761DA9FD4D3A45944D70D79BD17829E0D7
1 FAMS @F52@
1 NOTE The 1900 census indicates that four children had been born but only three are still living
2 CONC .  Obituary says she was 71 years of age at the time of her death.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Mar 2007
3 TIME 16:23:58
0 @I15137@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 20F4F40510FFF840A5A5D724577397C3BD99
1 FAMC @F78@
0 @I15139@ INDI
1 NAME Michael /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Michael
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1837
2 PLAC , , Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 4703A538A7AB8E41B1E9C70E89057CD29351
1 FAMC @F5220@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Oct 2011
3 TIME 10:16:25
0 @I15191@ INDI
1 NAME Kathleen Naomi /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Kathleen Naomi
2 NICK Naomi
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Sep 1897
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Dec 1987
2 PLAC Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
1 _UID E85B7DA9BD290940983CBDC967B6D100E098
1 FAMS @F31294@
1 FAMC @F52@
1 NOTE Appears to be a twin according to the 1900 census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Oct 2010
3 TIME 22:18:10
0 @I15194@ INDI
1 NAME John M. /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN John M.
2 NICK Johnny
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Sep 1897
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1908
1 _UID 43ECB665BCD1904DA4D82654182AE5D2A343
1 FAMC @F52@
1 NOTE John drowned while trying to save another person in the Mississippi River when he was about t
2 CONC wenty one years of age.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Sep 2010
3 TIME 01:19:47
0 @I15195@ INDI
1 NAME /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 361857B13FC3EF418E9694B54DE5E5C0CC73
1 FAMC @F52@
1 NOTE According to 1900 census there is a child who has died.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Mar 2007
3 TIME 20:11:00
0 @I15196@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID EB02011A84A5C44EB66B4BA24A204B6B71ED
1 FAMS @F87@
0 @I15349@ INDI
1 NAME William H. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William H.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 21 Oct 1840
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 25 Oct 1840
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jun 1877
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1877
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 _UID 4A9E21E7739B5D4A8FE9897F156C05D07BAE
1 FAMS @F8024@
1 FAMC @F5220@
1 NOTE William married Catharine Strong at Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Witnesses w
2 CONC ere John Joseph and Alice Geegan.  It appears that William's uncle William Brady lived next d
2 CONC oor to Catherine's family.  The 1850, 1860 and 1870 census have both families living next doo
2 CONC r.  William's tombstone gives his death date.  His middle initial is listed on his tombston
2 CONC e located at St. Mark's cemetery and his will. William's baptism took place in Bristol.  As B
2 CONC ristol had no Catholic church, clergy came from Trenton, New Jersey.  Original records are lo
2 CONC cated at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  William's sponsors were Feli
2 CONC x Brady and Bridget Brady. His middle initial is not listed on this record.   The birth yea
2 CONC r was obtained from the 1870 census which lists him living with his mother, Mary Malone.  Wil
2 CONC liam's estate was settled by his wife Catherine, on 22 November 1879.  The Will was filed Dec
2 CONC ember 1, 1879.
2 CONT There is a stained glass window to his and wife Catherine's memory in St. Mark's Catholic Chu
2 CONC rch in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Was probably donated by his son William T. Brady, a Catholic P
2 CONC riest and daughter Agnes Brady Crowley.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Enlisted as a Private B Company, Regiment 2, Pennsylvania Cavalry on 31 August 1861.  Entere
2 CONC d a Private ended a Sergeant.
2 CONT 	
2 CONT UNION PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
2 CONT 
2 CONT 2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (59th Volunteers)
2 CONT 
2 CONT Organized at Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Pa., September, 1861, to April, 1862. Seven Compani
2 CONC es dismounted, left State for Baltimore, Md., April 1, 1862. Five Companies joined at Baltimo
2 CONC re April 14, 1862. Moved to Washington, D. C., April 25, and camp on Capital Hill till June 2
2 CONC 7. Attached to Sturgis' Command, Military District of Washington, to August, 1862. Buford's C
2 CONC avalry Brigade, 2nd Army Corps, Army of Virginia, to September, 1862. Price's Cavalry Brigade
2 CONC , Defences of Washington, to March, 1863. 2nd Brigade, Stahel's Cavalry Division, 22nd Army C
2 CONC orps, to June, 1863. Provost Guard, Army of the Potomac, to December, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 2n
2 CONC d Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of the Potomac, to February, 1865. Provost Guard, Army of th
2 CONC e Potomac, to June, 1865.
2 CONT 
2 CONT SERVICE.-Duty in Defences of Washington, D. C., till July 27, 1862. Moved to Warrenton, thenc
2 CONC e to Madison Court House, Va., July 27-August 5. Action at Wolftown August 7. Battle of Ceda
2 CONC r Mountain August 9. Pope's Campaign in Northern Virginia August 16-September 2. Chantilly Se
2 CONC ptember 1. Reconnoissance to Thoroughfare Gap and Aldie September 16. Antietam September 16-1
2 CONC 7. Ashby's Gap September 22. Duty in the Defences of Washington, D. C., till June, 1863. Reco
2 CONC nnoissance to Snicker's Ferry and Berryville November 28-30. Berryville November 30. Frying P
2 CONC an, 
2 CONT near Chantilly, December 27-28. Occoquan December 29. Mrs. Violet's and Seleman's Ford, nea
2 CONC r Occoquan, March 22, 1863 (Detachment). Expedition from Gainesville June 7-8 (Detachment). H
2 CONC eadquarter Guard for General Meade June 29. Battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 1-3. Provost dut
2 CONC y at Gettysburg July 5-7. Old Antietam Forge, South Mountain, Md., July 10. Provost Guard dut
2 CONC y with Army of the Potomac till December. Bristoe Campaign October 9-22. Near Bealeton Octobe
2 CONC r 22. Fayatteville October 23. Advance to line of the Rappahannock November 7-8. Mine Run Cam
2 CONC paign November 26-December 2. New Hope Church November 27. Parker's Store November 29. Expedi
2 CONC tion to Luray December 21-23. Luray December 23. Campaign from the Rapidan to the James May-J
2 CONC une, 1864. Todd's Tavern May 5, 6, 7 and 8. Sheridan's Raid to James River May 9-24. North An
2 CONC na River May 9-10. Ground Squirrel Church and Yellow Tavern May 11. Brook's Church, Fortifica
2 CONC tions of Richmond, May 12. Line of the Pamunkey May 26-28. Totopotomoy May 28-31. Haw's Churc
2 CONC h May 28. Cold Harbor May 31-June 1. Sheridan's Trevillian Raid June 7-24. Louisa Court Hous
2 CONC e June 10. Trevillian Station June 11-12. White House or St. Peter's Church June 21. Black Cr
2 CONC eek or Tunstall's Station June 21. Germantown June 22. St. Mary's Church June 24. Charles Cit
2 CONC y Cross Roads June 29. Warwick Swamp and Jerusalem Plank Road July 12. Demonstration on nort
2 CONC h side of the James at Deep Bottom July 27-29. Malvern Hill July 28. Warwick Swamp July 30. D
2 CONC emonstration north of James River at Deep Bottom August 13-20. Gravel Hill August 14. Strawbe
2 CONC rry Plains August 16-18. Deep Bottom and Malvern Hill August 18. Dinwiddie Road, near Ream'
2 CONC s Station, August 23. Ream's Station August 25. Belcher's Mills September 17. Poplar Spring
2 CONC s Church September 29-October 2. Arthur's Swamp September 30-October 1. Boydton Plank Road, H
2 CONC atcher's Run, October 27-28. Reconnolssance toward Stony Creek November 7. Stony Creek Statio
2 CONC n December 1. Expedition to Hicksford December 7-11. Bellefield December 8. Dabney's Mills, H
2 CONC atcher's Run, February 5-7, 1865. On provost duty, Army of the Potomac, till June, 1865. Fal
2 CONC l of Petersburg April 2. Pursuit of Lee April 3-9. Appomattox Court House April 9. Surrende
2 CONC r of Lee and his army. March to Washington, D. C., May. Grand Review May 23. Consolidated wit
2 CONC h 20th Pennsylvania Cavalry June 17, 1865, to form 1st Provisional Cavalry.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Regiment lost during service 6 Officers and 52 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded an
2 CONC d 2 Officers and 193 Enlisted men by disease. Total 253.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Ther is a letter waiting to be claimed at the Post Office for William H. Brady.  The Bucks Co
2 CONC unty Gazette, May 13, 1875.
2 CONT 
2 CONT --William H. Brady, lately residing above the Hollow bridge, met with a singular accident las
2 CONC t Thursday evening, which has since proven fatal.  The night was dark, and he was walking rap
2 CONC idly along with a clay pipe in his mouth, when he suddenly ran up against a tree, driving th
2 CONC e pipe stem through the back part of his throat, breaking the stem short off.  A physician ex
2 CONC tracted it, and Brady was thought to be in a fair way to recover, but his throat became infla
2 CONC med and very much swollen and on Tuesday morning he died.  The Bucks County Gazette, June 28
2 CONC , 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                  Estate Notice.
2 CONT Estate of the late WILLIAM H. BRADY, late of 
2 CONT Bristol township, Bucks county, deceased.  
2 CONT All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to 
2 CONT make immediate payment, and those having legal 
2 CONT claims against the same are desired to present them 
2 CONT in proper order for settlement, without delay to
2 CONT       CATHERINE E. BRADY, Administratrix,
2 CONT                                   Bristol, Bucks county, Pa.
2 CONT   Or B F. Gilkeson, her Attorney                    883         
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, August 16, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT                    Estate Notice.
2 CONT Estate of the late WILLIAM H. BRADY, late of 
2 CONT Bristol township, Bucks county, deceased.  
2 CONT All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to 
2 CONT make immediate payment, and those having legal 
2 CONT claims against the same are desired to present them 
2 CONT in proper order for settlement, without delay to
2 CONT       CATHERINE E. BRADY, Administratrix,
2 CONT                                   Bristol, Bucks county, Pa.
2 CONT   Or B F. Gilkeson, her Attorney                    883      
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, August 30, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                     Estate Notice.
2 CONT Estate of the late WILLIAM H. BRADY, late of 
2 CONT Bristol township, Bucks county, deceased.  
2 CONT All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to 
2 CONT make immediate payment, and those having legal 
2 CONT claims against the same are desired to present them 
2 CONT in proper order for settlement, without delay to
2 CONT       CATHERINE E. BRADY, Administratrix,
2 CONT                                   Bristol, Bucks county, Pa.
2 CONT   Or B F. Gilkeson, her Attorney                    883      
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, September 6, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                      Estate Notice.
2 CONT Estate of the late WILLIAM H. BRADY, late of 
2 CONT Bristol township, Bucks county, deceased.  
2 CONT All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to 
2 CONT make immediate payment, and those having legal 
2 CONT claims against the same are desired to present them 
2 CONT in proper order for settlement, without delay to
2 CONT       CATHERINE E. BRADY, Administratrix,
2 CONT                                   Bristol, Bucks county, Pa.
2 CONT   Or B F. Gilkeson, her Attorney                    883      
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, September 13, 1877.
2 CONT 
2 CONT                No 5. February Term 1880
2 CONT 
2 CONT                Settlement of the accounts of
2 CONT                Catherine E. Brady
2 CONT                Administratrix of the estate of
2 CONT                William H. Brady late
2 CONT                of the Township of Bristol
2 CONT                deceased-
2 CONT 
2 CONT                Filed December 1 _ 1879
2 CONT 
2 CONT                Bond Book No 15
2 CONT                page 17
2 CONT 
2 CONT                Settlement of the accounts of Catherine E. Brady Administratrix
2 CONT                of William H. Brady late of the Township of Bristolin the County of
2 CONT                Bucks deceased.
2 CONT                                                            Do
2 CONT                The said accountant charges herself as follows to wit
2 CONT                To cash received from Jesse W. Knight purchaser of Lots No1 and
2 CONT                " 2 bring all the real estate of the said decedent sold under
2 CONT                " an order of the Orphans Court of Bucks County for the payment
2 CONT                  of debts_ Lot No 1 proceeds of sale                                     $400
2 CONC .00
2 CONT                                   Lot N
2 CONC o 2        "                  "                                          150.00
2 CONT                                                                                              
2 CONC                          ________
2 CONT                                                                                              
2 CONC                          $550.00
2 CONT                                                         Cr
2 CONT                 The said accountant claims credit for the following sums
2 CONT   1877     paid of said estate
2 CONT July 30   By cash paid Register of Wills for Letters + expenses           $7.00
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Thomas C.Van Horn bil
2 CONC l                                     30.00
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Emil Ster
2 CONC n                      "                                    114.25
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Cole & Taylo
2 CONC r                 "                                      51.46
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Elwood Dora
2 CONC n                "                                      11.43
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Moore & Lerric
2 CONC k             "                                        8.80
2 CONT                  "        "        "    H B. Van Hor
2 CONC n                "                                        1.50
2 CONT                  "        "        "    John War
2 CONC d M D              "                                      24.00
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Rogers Brother
2 CONC s            "                                      59.00
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Joseph S. Pierc
2 CONC e           "                                      15.45
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Wuey & Chris
2 CONC t                "                                   137.40
2 CONT                  "        "        "    Jesse W.Knight Note & Interes
2 CONC t                       115.50
2 CONT                  "        "        "    MaryStrong money loaned & int                     117
2 CONC .00
2 CONT                  "        "        "    William Kinsey Auctionee
2 CONC r                                   5.00
2 CONT                  "        "        "   James Drury Advertising sal
2 CONC e                              6.55
2 CONT                  "        "        "   John Roberts Clerks fees on sal
2 CONC e &                    7.45
2 CONT                  "        "        "                Do                    on settlemen
2 CONC t                     2.00
2 CONT                                                                                              
2 CONC                          _______
2 CONT Amount carried forwar
2 CONC d                                                                         $ 713.79
2 CONT 
2 CONT page2
2 CONT Amount carried forwar
2 CONC d                                                                          $713.79
2 CONT By cash paid B.F. Gilkesin Cousel fee                                                      40
2 CONC .00
2 CONT  "       "        "    H. B. Campbell Register on Settlemanet                           6.00
2 CONT 
2 CONT Total amount of assets                              $550=
2 CONT      "             "     "  Debts & paid                     759=
2 CONT                                                                       ________
2 CONT Balance due Catherine E. Brady Administratrix $209.00
2 CONT                                 Catherine E. Brady (signature)
2 CONT Setlement rendered this 22d day of November AD 1879
2 CONT by                                       Catherine E. Brady (signature)
2 CONT                          Administratrix of William H. Brady deceased
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Bucks County
2 CONT                             Catherine E. Brady being duly affirmed
2 CONT according to law says the above and within settlement of
2 CONT her accounts as administratrix of William H. Brady deceased
2 CONT is correct to the best of her knowledge & belief.
2 CONT Affirmed subscribed before me       Catherine E. Brady  (signature)
2 CONT the 22nd day of November
2 CONT AD 1879
2 CONT         Jamesn Lyndall  (signature)
2 CONT                                  J P
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT ---Post 73 of Bristol, has received from the government headstones to mark the gravesof the f
2 CONC ollowing soldiers---
2 CONT St, Mark's Catholic Cemetery.---William Brady, Thomas Downs, James Matthews, Cornelius Doughe
2 CONC rty, Henry Dugan, Edward Kelly.
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, May 25, 1882.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Feb 2011
3 TIME 15:56:19
1 OBJE
2 FORM jpg
2 FILE Pictures\william and catherine brady family grave.jpg
2 TITL Wiliam and Catherine Brady family Grave.
2 NOTE 
2 _SCBK Y
2 _PRIM Y
2 _TYPE PHOTO
2 _SSHOW Y
0 @I15423@ INDI
1 NAME Mabel Harriet /McDonald/
2 SURN McDonald
2 GIVN Mabel Harriet
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Jul 1885
2 PLAC ,, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Mar 1967
2 PLAC Winter Park, Orange, Florida, USA
1 _UID 2A27946455B6C646BBF8C8EC5A86637A843B
1 FAMS @F19657@
1 FAMC @F8295@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 12:43:21
0 @I15447@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 4F136D9C0E51B9419A0D5CA32CBE67AF6A7E
1 FAMC @F97@
0 @I15511@ INDI
1 NAME Mary A. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary A.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Mar 1848
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 26 Mar 1848
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 _UID 8C41408149A39E4791C39C8A2A52D182A8AD
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 NOTE Mary's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  As no Catholic church existed in Bristo
2 CONC l at the time, clergy came from Trenton, New Jersey.  Original records are located at the Chu
2 CONC rch of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey.  Mary's baptism sponsors were Patrick Coogan an
2 CONC d Catherine Muldoon.  The middle initial A. is not on the Baptism record but is listed on he
2 CONC r will in 1936.  In the 1880 census Mary is married to Nicholas Mooney with a son William ag
2 CONC e three and her brother John living with them.  In 1890 she is listed as the widow of Nichola
2 CONC s living at 1613 Thompson Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania according to the 1890 city dir
2 CONC ectory.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:41:40
0 @I15561@ INDI
1 NAME Loretta /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Loretta
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Dec 1881
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 2 Feb 1882
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Dec 1971
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 20 Dec 1971
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 04D73C18A4169C42AD7F9417D5824EF13498
1 FAMS @F8358@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE The birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illi
2 CONC nois.  The Priest used the Latin name Caeciliam for the christening.
2 CONT There is a Loretta Grant living in a sanitarium in St. Louis durint the 1920 census.  Socia
2 CONC l Security Death Index has that Loretta received her Social Security Card in Washington State
2 CONC .
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2011
3 TIME 00:33:43
0 @I15574@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7264B69015B6744DB42C1A812DCCCABFA5AB
1 FAMS @F8364@
1 FAMC @F7464@
0 @I15707@ INDI
1 NAME Francis Joseph /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Francis Joseph
2 NICK Frank
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Mar 1876
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 9 Apr 1876
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 May 1938
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 1 Jun 1938
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 4A6F49964A9C5A46B822A5B55FF33DA98A70
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  His Sponsors were Michael Martin and Mary Dunn. Francis is still living with parents an
2 CONC d is single in the 1900 census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Feb 2012
3 TIME 00:44:17
0 @I15719@ INDI
1 NAME Rose /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Rose
2 NICK Rose
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Sep 1892
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Nov 1962
2 PLAC Berea, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
1 _UID 225315C7A534C24985EC8B5D028AA2A05C94
1 FAMS @F8453@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Jun 2011
3 TIME 12:24:57
0 @I15756@ INDI
1 NAME John J. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN John J.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Oct 1873
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 9 Nov 1873
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Church, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 27 Aug 1911
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID F139560379856F4FBA73F62B857AA531624F
1 FAMS @F8462@
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Weaver - Cloth Mill
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Weaver at Cloth Mill
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  John's sponsors were John Brady and Anna Brady.  The 1910 census taken on 16 April 1910 l
2 CONC ists John J. Brady age 36 married 10 years, wife Katherine age 34, son William age 6, three c
2 CONC hildren born with only one living.  John's age matches in both the birth record and this cens
2 CONC us.  John's address is 415 Buckley Street, Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania in the 1910 census
2 CONC .  By profession he worked at a cloth mill.
2 CONT 
2 CONT John J. Brady is listed on the ballot as a Presidential elector for Barker and Donnelly of th
2 CONC e Peoples party.  The Bucks County Gazette, November 1, 1900.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "BALL PLAYER DIES
2 CONT BRISTOL, PA., Aug.29.--John Brady, 36 years old, a former baseball player, died of tuberculos
2 CONC is just as the train that was bearing him back from the state sanitorium at Mont Alto reache
2 CONC d the station here.  He was accompanied by his wife."  Trenton Evening News, August 29, 1911.
2 CONT 
2 CONT DIED AS TRAIN REACHES BRISTOL
2 CONT                          -----------------
2 CONT A somewhat tragic death occurred in Bristol on Sunday evening, when John Brady, son of the la
2 CONC te Terrance Brady, of Bristol, died as the train reached the local station when he was bein
2 CONC g brought home from the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Mount Alto.
2 CONT About a month ago the young man, who was 36 years old, was taken to Mount Alto in the hopes o
2 CONC f arresting the ravages of consuption.  He failed to improve and his family was telegraphed f
2 CONC or.  On Saturday his wife and his brother, Peter Brady, went to Mount Alto and started home w
2 CONC ith the sick man on Sunday.  He stood the trip fairly well, but as the train approached Brist
2 CONC ol he seemed to sink suddenly and as the conductor called out "Bristol," he threw up his hand
2 CONC s and said to his wife who was sitting beside him, "it is all off," and then he became unconc
2 CONC ious.  He died as he was being carried from the car, at 5.30 p.m.
2 CONT Deputy Coronor Rue was summonedand viewed the body which was taken to the deceased's home o
2 CONC n Buckley street,
2 CONT The deceased besides the widow leaves a son. He was employed for many years as a weaver in th
2 CONC e carpet mill.  The Bucks County Gazette, September 1, 1911.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 24 Feb 2012
3 TIME 01:50:23
0 @I15765@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ellen /McNulty/
2 SURN McNulty
2 GIVN Mary Ellen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Nov 1873
2 PLAC Prob. Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Mar 1965
2 PLAC Bristol Borough, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID EC6B175E7BEC8E469C77C2A0A8943CF4E88C
1 FAMS @F8027@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I15768@ INDI
1 NAME Adelaide Harriet /Stafford/
2 SURN Stafford
2 GIVN Adelaide Harriet
2 NICK Addie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Apr 1885/1890
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 15 Jun 1885/1890
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Jun 1978
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 _UID 1AF9409FA6B96D4A81AF32CE2C02D71D5AE5
1 FAMS @F8466@
1 FAMC @F9@
1 NOTE The birth and christening records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in Nauvoo, Illi
2 CONC nois.  The Preist used the Latin name Adalinam Henriettam for the christening.  The census re
2 CONC cord calls her Addie.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jun 2011
3 TIME 00:10:40
0 @I15795@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Oct 1864
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Aug 1936
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Aug 1936
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 5F771D9EFCAECE48A091BEDF6DCBD0739A51
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE In the 1870 census the middle name Ann is used.  Living at home with parents in the 1880 an
2 CONC d 1900 censuses.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:41:01
0 @I15798@ INDI
1 NAME Peter Edward /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Peter Edward
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Aug 1869
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 5 Sep 1869
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Church, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 15 Jul 1957
2 PLAC Prob. Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 71BEA9B377FED04BAA9B4465277EA33D8E7F
1 FAMS @F8027@
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Peter's birth record was obtained from the baptismal record of the Church of St. Mark's, Bris
2 CONC tol, Pennsylvania.  The Bristol Directory for 1891 lists the middle initial J. The Bucks coun
2 CONC ty directory for 1894 lists the middle initial as A.  Peter is licing at 354 Lafayette Stree
2 CONC t in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Also living at this address is his father Terrence and brother W
2 CONC illiam H.  Brady.  Peter's occutaion is listed as carpet weaver.  He is listed in the 1880 ce
2 CONC nsus in Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania and the 1900 census in Philadelphia.  He appears to be s
2 CONC till unmarried in 1900 as he is living with his parents.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Feb 2012
3 TIME 01:25:37
0 @I15799@ INDI
1 NAME John /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN John
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 May 1845
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 27 May 1845
2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1895
1 BURI
2 DATE 1895
2 PLAC St. Mark's Cemetery, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania,USA
1 _UID E9BC67D73A352741A73023D347F89249A1D9
1 FAMC @F7746@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Gate Keeper at Prison
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 NOTE John's baptism took place in Bristol, Pennsylvania.  As no Catholic church existed at the tim
2 CONC e, clergy came from Trenton.  Original records are located at the Church of the Sacred Heart
2 CONC , Trenton, New Jersey.  John's sponsors were Terence Bradey and Mary Brady.  A gravestone a
2 CONC t St. Mark's Cemetery lists John Brady, U.S.Navy 1845 to 1895.  In the 1880 census John is li
2 CONC ving with his sister Mary Mooney, her husband Nicholas and son William in Philadelphia, Penns
2 CONC ylvania.  In 1890 John is living at 2412 Master St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania according t
2 CONC o an 1890 city directory.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Feb 2011
3 TIME 16:39:37
0 @I15800@ INDI
1 NAME Agnes C. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Agnes C.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Sep 1877
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 8 Sep 1877
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 May 1937
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE May 1937
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 _UID BC67A70C1954D0418763D1874A26EA4838E4
1 FAMS @F8025@
1 FAMC @F8024@
1 NOTE The 1880 census lists her name as Agness S. Brady.  The 1910 abd 1920 censuses have the nam
2 CONC e Agnes C. Crowley.  Her tombstone says Agnes.  She was orphaned at age 7.  Her brother Willi
2 CONC ams obituary says she has  two children a boy and girl.  Both the obituary and her tombston
2 CONC e have her married name as Crowley.  Baptismal record lists her name as Agnes as well as list
2 CONC s birth and Christening dates at Church of St. Marks's, Bristol, Pennsylvania.  Baptism spons
2 CONC ors were John Strong and Catherine Gallagher.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 9 May 2009
3 TIME 10:39:24
0 @I15801@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary Ann
2 NICK Marie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1849
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Dec 1888
2 PLAC Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
1 _UID ADC872C7814A9247B0C8AC9FF815B0F7C9DD
1 FAMS @F8476@
1 FAMC @F8103@
1 NOTE In the 1860 census Mary Ann's future husband Jacob Yorty's family is also living in Brandon
2 CONC , Fon du Lac county, Wisconsin.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Jul 2010
3 TIME 03:26:04
0 @I15804@ INDI
1 NAME Anna M. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Anna M.
2 NICK Annie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1878
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 20 Oct 1878
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jun 1941
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cheltenham, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 92A6CB4F39621647A5FA6E82D9D1982C4783
1 FAMS @F30492@
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Chruch of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  Anna's sponsors were Thomas Doyle and Anna Kane. In the 1880 census she is referred to a
2 CONC s Fannie.  In the 1900 census she is referred to as Annie.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Aug 2011
3 TIME 17:23:45
0 @I15805@ INDI
1 NAME Patrick /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Patrick
2 NICK Pat
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1824
2 PLAC Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 Mar 1869
2 PLAC Metomen, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC St. Mary's Cemetery, Brandon, Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
1 _UID D218019F95696E4D9AA20995462A0C861FBA
1 FAMS @F8103@
1 FAMC @F5@
1 NOTE In the 1850 census Patrick is living is Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania. By the 1860 census th
2 CONC e family has moved to Metomen, Fon du Lac, Wisconsin where he is working as a laborer.  On da
2 CONC ughter Mary's marriage license Patrick is referred to as Pat Brady.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 12:53:09
0 @I16001@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C19589BDBE65274FAFB6ED8C04498116F72D
1 FAMS @F1162@
1 FAMC @F7621@
0 @I16068@ INDI
1 NAME John Francis /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN John Francis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 May 1908
2 PLAC Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Mar 1980
2 PLAC , Ulster, New York, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ellenville, Ulster, New York, USA
1 _UID 8824897CD260C644B476D7406E2359F8106D
1 FAMS @F7621@
1 FAMS @F31022@
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 10 Nov 2007
3 TIME 22:50:20
0 @I16117@ INDI
1 NAME Henry Lawrence /George/
2 SURN George
2 GIVN Henry Lawrence
2 NICK Larry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Apr 1948
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jul 1994
2 PLAC Ellenville,, New York, USA
1 _UID F7EF731DB5134344A5FE1FA1DE7CA395BA43
1 FAMS @F1269@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I16515@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 14171A5B4FE2244AB756EE15E086C5B42E6F
1 FAMC @F21@
0 @I16751@ INDI
1 NAME William H. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William H.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE May 1868
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jan 1931
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 12 Jan 1931
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID B1379D1EDB24CE409E289BD57A738950ACF7
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE The Bristol Directory for 1891 lists the middle initial P.  The 1894 Bucks county directory h
2 CONC as William middle initail as H.  Since Terence's brother is William H. Brady it is likely th
2 CONC e the middle initial is "H".  In 1894 he living at 354 Lafayette Street with his father Terre
2 CONC nce and brother Peter A. Brady.  Peter's occupation is listed as Carpet weaver.  William is l
2 CONC iving with his parents in Philadelphia in the 1900 census and is listed single.  In the 191
2 CONC 0 census William is again living in the Borough of Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania is 42 and lis
2 CONC ted as a boarder in the home of John W. Booz.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Feb 2012
3 TIME 23:26:21
0 @I16788@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C8074BBEECC740489460E09BB53CDB93E1A6
1 FAMC @F947@
0 @I16791@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 8B34150939863949AD0C4052F7F75DFFB3E0
1 FAMC @F949@
0 @I17514@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CC1017BAFBE6504D92B132D6B6380CA616DE
1 FAMS @F1382@
0 @I17515@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 2A83A79FF4DF904AA32BC762F1BF9B2002F1
1 FAMC @F1161@
0 @I17818@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 20B4E1B99DA17D45BBD59C2A59E3BAF5AF70
1 FAMS @F946@
0 @I17869@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID DB0DA2385B76C44F82AFBA1560F6B2B96709
1 FAMS @F932@
0 @I17937@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 902CD4F08F48794B87D6297B26EBFCF51E3A
1 FAMS @F9459@
1 FAMC @F336@
0 @I18123@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C98E6983AB40494E88DDDAC0F753E76A5FD7
1 FAMC @F4362@
0 @I18526@ INDI
1 NAME Jean Ellen /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Jean Ellen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Sep 1923
2 PLAC ,, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Aug 1995
2 PLAC New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID F352DEC7498D0045B9EB6F1BC3AA6BB9C414
1 FAMS @F34886@
1 FAMC @F34891@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Nov 2007
3 TIME 17:49:53
0 @I18791@ INDI
1 NAME Carol Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Carol Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Sep 1958
2 PLAC Allenville, Ulster, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Aug 1959
2 PLAC Sharon, , Connecticut, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 20 Aug 1959
2 PLAC St.Charles Cemetery, Gardner, Ulster, NewYork,USA
1 _UID F1A4320551F63344B065723DB000FED4D019
1 FAMC @F1162@
1 NOTE Died in an auto accident.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Dec 2010
3 TIME 14:55:06
0 @I18803@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 598BB37EBBF3154CA9EDDD101A7E98946B7F
1 FAMS @F6596@
1 FAMC @F1162@
0 @I19034@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 4738DF023720DC4F982C8CF64464F437FBBC
1 FAMS @F9759@
1 FAMC @F9760@
0 @I19682@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 72CBCBE4E1E1B040B39025EE211BCA524CD1
1 FAMS @F1161@
0 @I19683@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 5032AC5E2AC22048B22B3A8A070C33CF9672
1 FAMS @F36680@
1 FAMC @F2324@
0 @I19709@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID EE9F935F96B48644BC014F7E2B95D9651B2B
1 FAMC @F6596@
0 @I19712@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID DDD2F917186FE84598CE156D5C0376DA0A89
1 FAMC @F2324@
0 @I19726@ INDI
1 NAME Edward /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Edward
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1812
2 PLAC Lavey, Upper Loughtee, Cavan, Ireland
1 _UID F021F379A87816459ABEEFF07911CEE76E95
1 FAMC @F5@
1 NOTE Edward is listed in 1821 census of County Cavan, Barony of Loughtee, Parish of Lavey and Town
2 CONC land of Lavey.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 Mar 2003
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19730@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID F153D6DF6BA5C84A8BCE69D654278DA8639E
1 FAMC @F21@
0 @I19736@ INDI
1 NAME Melva /Melton/
2 SURN Melton
2 GIVN Melva
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Aug 1908
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Feb 2007
2 PLAC Tehachapi, Kern, California, Isa
1 _UID A0792699B30C804987CBF1BD2644D911B4AC
1 FAMS @F10107@
1 NOTE Phone # 1-818-343-9733.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Sep 2007
3 TIME 01:29:44
0 @I19737@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 10D340BABD56CE409363367B6EAE6C022FBD
1 FAMS @F10108@
0 @I19739@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 664F4281499A12448FDC0248EB733EE0E29D
1 FAMS @F10111@
1 FAMC @F10108@
0 @I19772@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 1D70DD6CD572A0479533292E077625B176F5
1 FAMC @F10127@
0 @I19774@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID B0EC1992AC7E0948BDBDA8099DD2BF3C57CC
1 FAMC @F10127@
0 @I19775@ INDI
1 NAME Doris Ann /Wynn/
2 SURN Wynn
2 GIVN Doris Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1924
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1961
2 PLAC Franklin Square, Nausau, New York, USA
1 _UID CDC3883AB6BE444089BE3520FB5CDE8BA6D8
1 FAMS @F1237@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19781@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID D423EF7F09A73C4CA1B6956B2B6F54B7995E
1 FAMC @F10129@
0 @I19787@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 612C1A339EFBFD4080912C817E465964EF5E
1 FAMS @F10131@
1 FAMC @F10108@
0 @I19791@ INDI
1 NAME Ivan Cyrus /West/
2 SURN West
2 GIVN Ivan Cyrus
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Apr 1883
2 PLAC ,, Iowa, USA
1 _UID 0675676DFF01B64BAE152E7168FB74A52E8E
1 FAMS @F33@
1 NOTE Ivan owned a collection agency.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Mar 2007
3 TIME 03:34:17
0 @I19793@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7B59E39CCA79F442BE780373FE6EAB79085C
1 FAMS @F7784@
0 @I19795@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 339317F5CC326B4594A8DF80A8340E393E54
1 FAMS @F10134@
0 @I19796@ INDI
1 NAME Ogden Joseph /Rochelle/
2 SURN Rochelle
2 GIVN Ogden Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jun 1908
2 PLAC Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Feb 1971
2 PLAC Los Angeles, Los Angeles,California,USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Willimette National Cemetery, Portland,, Oregon, USA
1 _UID F2B205616ED0D147BFA0BDCFA3D400AC6E07
1 FAMS @F10135@
1 FAMS @F10136@
1 FAMC @F31@
1 NOTE Moved to Bakersfield, California and was in the newspaper business.  According to the Socia
2 CONC l Security Death Index, Ogden died in February 1971 with Los Angeles ,California  90025, bein
2 CONC g his last residence.
2 CONT MSGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Sep 2007
3 TIME 02:28:42
0 @I19799@ INDI
1 NAME John W. /Nicholson/
2 SURN Nicholson
2 GIVN John W.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT Sep 1919
2 PLAC , Cascade, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 10 Apr 1930
1 _UID 5318DAFC2CBB334FA37A23598A4A81FE9631
1 FAMC @F124@
1 NOTE Probably born in Swift School District 24, Cascade County, Montana.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Aug 2007
3 TIME 00:30:26
0 @I19803@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7A3B50FA9814B64DA01934B38DFAEBC48416
1 FAMS @F10129@
1 FAMC @F10140@
0 @I19809@ INDI
1 NAME Marion Mabel /Gleason/
2 SURN Gleason
2 GIVN Marion Mabel
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Feb 1903
2 PLAC , , Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Jan 1981
2 PLAC Arcadia, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Rose Hill Cem., Whittier, Los Angeles, California
1 _UID A07209D075DE74489F5DF248AECF576F73AB
1 FAMS @F10143@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Jul 2007
3 TIME 01:21:50
0 @I19810@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 2B365CDA1A7046458AF385713E4E9D1E66A7
1 FAMC @F10144@
0 @I19811@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 98D518E2CD75124A83749175F36BD4B2E610
1 FAMC @F168@
0 @I19812@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 907D8414E7E40542BAF96E0868EC2198ED4C
1 FAMS @F10131@
0 @I19813@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID BAAB6399E9BCFA488A4A0C853161453CC004
1 FAMS @F10145@
0 @I19814@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID E5B71D7C51A54C4799834FE4019151B7A700
1 FAMC @F10131@
0 @I19817@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A67E31171883704D81A09BDB77B62BF0A306
1 FAMC @F10148@
0 @I19828@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID DC2B6EBDC273F84FB6A77107182D7FA8EFF9
1 FAMS @F10149@
0 @I19830@ INDI
1 NAME Emmett Vernon /Osborne/
2 SURN Osborne
2 GIVN Emmett Vernon
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Jul 1911
2 PLAC Longmont,Boulder,Colorado,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Apr 1978
2 PLAC Riverton,Fremont,Wyoming,USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Mountain View Cemetery, Riverton,Fremont,Wyoming,USA
1 _UID AB1A7E5B9EFEE74D9B756C3DF5E5A626CD7F
1 FAMS @F10152@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19831@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 271122AE03697645BBEA130228D5EAD7A755
1 FAMS @F10154@
1 FAMC @F10152@
0 @I19832@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 4F3D58AB425EB74E83CD1ACC80B7FAB24D1E
1 FAMC @F10155@
0 @I19835@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID EF5A629422756648A0A5B55D8B585F567313
1 FAMS @F10157@
1 FAMC @F10158@
0 @I19836@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 1B94EB4E76F9F747A944511822156A9E2A47
1 FAMC @F10159@
0 @I19837@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID AE391B9ABFCEE34A8E4F91719278E9B4DC33
1 FAMS @F10160@
1 FAMC @F10161@
0 @I19838@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID EFED807B060EE2419D5E32F64CA8CDB3A5FA
1 FAMS @F10161@
0 @I19841@ INDI
1 NAME William Francis /Brady/ Sr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Francis
2 NSFX Sr.
2 NICK Bill
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Jun 1903
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
2 SOUR @S128@
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Oct 1971
2 PLAC Bristol,Bucks,Pennsylvania,USA
2 SOUR @S128@
1 BURI
2 DATE 27 Oct 1971
2 PLAC Sunset Memorial Park, Somerton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 7EC128A80711BF4B8AF6FD2DBA668EFD861B
1 FAMS @F10163@
1 FAMC @F8462@
1 NOTE Is listed in the 1910 Bristol Borough census with his parents age 6.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT Obituary
2 CONT Ex-gas station owner dies at 68
2 CONT 
2 CONT William F. Brady Sr., 68 died at home yesterday after a lengthy illness.  A life long residen
2 CONC t of Bristol Borough, he was a retired owner-operator of a service station in Bristol Boroug
2 CONC h and a member of Bristol Moose Lodge No. 1169.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mildred Phi
2 CONC pps Brady; a son, William F. Jr., of Levittown, and three grandchildren.
2 CONT Relitives and friends are requested to arrive at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Murphy Funeral Home
2 CONC , 1002 Radcliffe St., Bristol.  The funeral service will start at 2 p.m. with Rev. Stanley P
2 CONC . Gladfelter, pastor of St. James Episcopal Church, Bristol, officiating.  Intombment will b
2 CONC e at Sunset Memorial Park, Somerton.  Friends may call from 7 to 9 tomorrow night.  Bucks Cou
2 CONC nty Courier Times, Monday, October 25, 1971.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 11:45:32
0 @I19842@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 83355AF3E68AE54584B466686DAEE281231E
1 FAMC @F8462@
0 @I19856@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID E88E42354C30EA42BE21609431D033811D4B
1 FAMS @F30495@
1 FAMC @F10168@
0 @I19867@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 072896F04AEFA145BDE069553B17376E26D4
1 FAMS @F10173@
1 FAMC @F10174@
0 @I19871@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 7443529A4F10924EA1BD70F5B70B48873601
1 FAMS @F10149@
1 FAMC @F10168@
0 @I19875@ INDI
1 NAME Adele Frances /Juhnke/
2 SURN Juhnke
2 GIVN Adele Frances
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Dec 1912
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Nov 1963
2 PLAC Summit, , New Jersey, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE Nov 1963
2 PLAC St. Boniface Cem, Chicago, Cook, Illinois
1 _UID 8C66AF6068BC3F4F9A1E130C4FFCB165EBA4
1 FAMS @F10178@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19877@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 1D8EEF4F2E444D4983BB085219A5A6DECB5A
1 FAMC @F10178@
0 @I19878@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 0A348E1A10ED714EB60E563F5C80BEE77C7D
1 FAMS @F10140@
0 @I19879@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5C39CD2B5EEC5748A90EB765D2BB202319BF
1 FAMC @F10181@
0 @I19880@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 07DC2B5FE170D542B81DCCF833992B97FC30
1 FAMC @F10182@
0 @I19881@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID F77098CCF29FAD4D983D8DDD314F6CB7389A
1 FAMC @F10181@
0 @I19882@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 54D39F5F22863346952CE4AF4BB02A8C4BAB
1 FAMS @F10144@
0 @I19884@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 4D8B6A9C56780A4E869F4B7D84352612E2C8
1 FAMS @F31841@
1 FAMC @F10111@
0 @I19885@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID B3840F9CA27EF742BF73151084EE21A0C54B
1 FAMC @F10184@
0 @I19887@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 07DF1A03C36D654B9CCACE7E104709E3D836
1 FAMS @F10185@
0 @I19889@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Apr 1886
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 19 Jun 1886
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1887/1893
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 32CC15B2BC4C81439E97D0A44990789A2540
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  Joseph's sponsor was Catherine Tyrol.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:56:02
0 @I19891@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 86689AA10D325D469302D31A0AFCD95FCB32
1 FAMC @F10187@
0 @I19893@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID CD78D035E10CDE45B0C240A565F5F4E8E7DC
1 FAMS @F10188@
1 FAMC @F10189@
0 @I19901@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 25CE3FA7CC8D8C41A9A3399614744A12FE02
1 FAMS @F10194@
0 @I19907@ INDI
1 NAME Garnot /Gideon/
2 SURN Gideon
2 GIVN Garnot
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jul 1895
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Jul 1948
1 _UID 688FF8F226E98A49B67436501862C30DBD44
1 FAMS @F10199@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Feb 2001
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19908@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID EC94EE77A2CFA04BAD5B7CFE350DC7C08CE7
1 FAMC @F10145@
0 @I19931@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A38F9A412D4CD04FA4007A61B3BD8D759604
1 FAMC @F10127@
0 @I19933@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 8DB6B4CB5E878C41B045694DBA723645C6E0
1 FAMC @F10127@
0 @I19943@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 97B79DF7C4610844AA49BB179A59C5C89842
1 FAMC @F10129@
0 @I19947@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 137F74A4F1DB7544A0337156FA2DB5C2674C
1 FAMS @F10184@
1 FAMC @F10108@
0 @I19951@ INDI
1 NAME Virjean Alberta /Rochelle/
2 SURN Rochelle
2 GIVN Virjean Alberta
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Jan 1918
2 PLAC Lusk, Natroma, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 Jul 1998
2 PLAC Casper, Natrona,Wyoming,USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Jul 1998
2 PLAC Mountain View Cemetery, Riverton,Fremont,Wyoming,USA
1 _UID 7E74F89A92956F41A4694320ECA2804E2701
1 FAMS @F10152@
1 FAMC @F31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19955@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID E16C26A1B25A3947AC9830BE171EB442FD52
1 FAMC @F10173@
0 @I19956@ INDI
1 NAME Marion Francis /Rochelle/
2 SURN Rochelle
2 GIVN Marion Francis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Dec 1910
2 PLAC Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 May 1998
2 PLAC Omaha,Douglas,Nebraska,USA
1 _UID 6BBBC77500DA8443AB2606AD520B00D8BC81
1 FAMS @F10207@
1 FAMC @F31@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I19959@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 3E744FB2A97AC147AA12FC12B360717CA895
1 FAMS @F10208@
1 FAMC @F124@
0 @I19963@ INDI
1 NAME Bernard Leo /Dale/
2 SURN Dale
2 GIVN Bernard Leo
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Feb 1893
2 PLAC , Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1967
2 PLAC ,Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID 867D2ECFCFD6B340A6A14F740E63D0D8BB6C
1 FAMC @F28@
1 NOTE Never married, lived in Canada.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Oct 2010
3 TIME 18:06:26
0 @I19969@ INDI
1 NAME Paul Derlin /Dale/
2 SURN Dale
2 GIVN Paul Derlin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Jun 1902
2 PLAC Chariton, Lucas, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 May 1986
2 PLAC Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 18 May 1986
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetary, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa
1 _UID 6F13915B2380CE4B990464E0A1DABEFD4194
1 FAMS @F10214@
1 FAMC @F28@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2007
3 TIME 14:59:55
0 @I19977@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 183F26D6B5C60043A438EB227E471E2E0B87
1 FAMC @F10127@
0 @I19978@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 51BFD5BB697E344382BD5926F18B9802D2C5
1 FAMS @F10188@
0 @I19987@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C021E1859C6447449AD26E811241F44DC1AB
1 FAMS @F10217@
1 FAMC @F10140@
0 @I19998@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 5867243C447EE54796BE81DCA484FE04E8E8
1 FAMC @F10221@
0 @I19999@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 2D63499EB83C134887A466B9CD1B0A6062C9
1 FAMC @F10154@
0 @I20000@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A72B70BD9B5CB744A559EAAB0A193EF4D9BD
1 FAMC @F10222@
0 @I20001@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A8E50F7CC695A0498645025E81FC338EC56A
1 FAMC @F10149@
0 @I20002@ INDI
1 NAME Brandon Reese /Osborne/
2 SURN Osborne
2 GIVN Brandon Reese
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Sep 1981
2 PLAC Riverton, Fremont, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Nov 1999
2 PLAC Riverton, Fremont, Wyoming, USA
1 _UID 3E408C3A9B6F6B45BB0ABACCB22723397E10
1 FAMC @F10154@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I20004@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C714FA4AA17D454EB188B0D59D6BA70A47FB
1 FAMC @F10154@
0 @I20005@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 3D4A67315D85A44780B0087E5B7C539460CF
1 FAMS @F10223@
1 FAMC @F10154@
0 @I20007@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 9DA57655F730E84A88D8DA2395D7DC465158
1 FAMS @F10222@
0 @I20026@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID C29A38D805C8374CB37064B139C39B2CB7D8
1 FAMS @F10155@
1 FAMC @F10226@
0 @I20034@ INDI
1 NAME Virginia Elizabeth /Morton/
2 SURN Morton
2 GIVN Virginia Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1909
2 PLAC Rawlins,Fremont,Wyoming,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Feb 1991
2 PLAC Paradise Valley, Maricopa, Arizona
1 _UID B8141D8269AA984889003E0F7F90ED6B9B86
1 FAMS @F10229@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Mar 2007
3 TIME 04:02:32
0 @I20035@ INDI
1 NAME Beulah Jean Kathleen /Toovey/
2 SURN Toovey
2 GIVN Beulah Jean Kathleen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Feb 1902
2 PLAC Leon, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Oct 1984
2 PLAC San Jacinto, Riverside, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 Oct 1984
2 PLAC SanJacintoVlyCm., San Jacinto, Riverside, California
1 _UID D03C7C4F4615154CB16C51DA2A1B64CE522F
1 FAMS @F10199@
1 FAMS @F10230@
1 FAMC @F30@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I20056@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 3434522673F3CF48A14106456C37DD5D67E1
1 FAMC @F168@
0 @I20057@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID F905CF3AB786304E8966E71F6EC8F32E0E4E
1 FAMS @F10173@
0 @I20061@ INDI
1 NAME Helen Agnes /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Helen Agnes
2 NICK Ella
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Feb 1892
2 PLAC Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 22 Feb 1892
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Jun 1892
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 2 Jul 1892
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID F3A54F16FEBB254AB9B6A3505908B7E07F36
1 FAMC @F8008@
1 NOTE Helen's birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Marks, Bristol, Penn
2 CONC sylvania. Her sponsors were Hugh McGee and Francesca McGee.  At the of Ella's death the famil
2 CONC y was living at 2915 Almond Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  The cause of death was cho
2 CONC lera inflamation.  According to the death certificate her mother had already passed away.  El
2 CONC la's birth place islisted as Jersey City.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Dec 2010
3 TIME 14:39:16
0 @I20073@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID F43C1E60AC18D64589C4051288C62D067217
1 FAMC @F171@
0 @I20085@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID E49B915CD7FB5444ABF860A11555E0ECB0FC
1 FAMS @F172@
0 @I20108@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Kathleen /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Mary Kathleen
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Oct 1907
2 PLAC , Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Nov 1977
2 PLAC , Alameda, California, USA
1 _UID EB649F9CC3B1C349AB0B75ACDDA4ABF30080
1 FAMS @F32214@
1 FAMS @F35538@
1 FAMC @F29@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 25 Apr 2011
3 TIME 01:28:43
0 @I20109@ INDI
1 NAME Alice /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Alice
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Oct 1878
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 20 Oct 1878
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Jul 1879
2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 17 Jul 1879
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
1 _UID 575C90AEE78AF347B0C8BE7098AFD1D32DC7
1 FAMC @F8@
1 NOTE Birth, christening, death and burial records are located at Saints Peter and Paul Church in N
2 CONC auvoo, Illinois.  Alice was christened four days before she died and six days before Julia di
2 CONC ed.  According to the 1880 census mortality schedule Alice died of Cholera.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 14:24:58
0 @I20123@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 0709898AD0FCEF4C9DE3F961F10777A51851
1 FAMS @F10189@
0 @I20124@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID A21B29D014018342864C5884153968B8AC5D
1 FAMS @F10127@
1 FAMC @F10266@
0 @I20128@ INDI
1 NAME Henry /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Henry
2 NICK Harry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Dec 1880
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 23 Jan 1881
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Feb 1958
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 26 Feb 1958
2 PLAC Oakland Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID B818680946127D4C897D8AD52FAB3DD9B7D1
1 FAMC @F7582@
1 NOTE Birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvani
2 CONC a.  Henry's sponsors were Michael Brady and Agnes Eagan. He is referred to as Harry in the 19
2 CONC 00 census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Feb 2012
3 TIME 02:56:14
0 @I20130@ INDI
1 NAME Willah Mae /Ogden/
2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Willah Mae
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Nov 1909
2 PLAC Kimshew, Butte, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Sep 1976
2 PLAC Oakland, Alameda, California, USA
1 _UID EC70AD17DDE7984193417254E25412A2416C
1 FAMS @F35536@
1 FAMC @F29@
1 NOTE This may be the same person as Willah Owens b. 27 November 1909 and died 28 September 1976 i
2 CONC n Alameda county, California.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Jun 2011
3 TIME 16:27:29
0 @I20131@ INDI
1 NAME Helen (Ella) A. /McGinley/
2 SURN McGinley
2 GIVN Helen (Ella) A.
2 NICK Ellis
1 SEX F
1 DEAT
2 DATE BEF 30 Jun 1892
1 _UID D8B958546BC7554DA9055C7138CD13F89C30
1 FAMS @F8008@
1 NOTE At the birth of her son George Henry Brady her name was listed as Ella.  At the birth of he
2 CONC r daughter Helen Agnes Brady her name is listed as Helen.  Since her daughter and she are bot
2 CONC h listed together as Helen, that is probably her real name.  Ella is probably a nickname.  O
2 CONC n daughter's death certificate is listed as late Ellis A. Brady.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 24 Jul 2010
3 TIME 00:38:39
0 @I20147@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 4FC89EFCE55EA44F9B371DC910CE76706307
1 FAMC @F10129@
0 @I20179@ INDI
1 NAME Mary Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary Ann
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Mar 1876
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 26 Mar 1876
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 May 1878
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Cemetery, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 9F69607BC9953D4D80A1A027EED1AEFC1CED
1 FAMC @F8024@
1 NOTE Birth record obtained from baptismal records of Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pennsylvania
2 CONC .  Sponsors of baptism were John Strong and Catherine Gallagher.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 May 2009
3 TIME 23:08:27
0 @I20182@ INDI
1 NAME George Henry /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN George Henry
2 NICK King
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Aug 1889
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 11 Aug 1889
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE ABT 1939
2 PLAC New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID 532FB0E66718FB4AA9B5652EB55CA97900B5
1 FAMS @F1319@
1 FAMS @F34891@
1 FAMC @F8008@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Railroad Engineer
1 NOTE George's birth and baptismal records were obtained from the Church of St. Mark's, Bristol, Pe
2 CONC nnsylvania.  His sponsors were Thomas Biglan and Mary McGinley.  The 1910 census has a Georg
2 CONC e H. Brady station at Fort D.A. Russell, Larimie, Albany County Wyoming as a member of the 11
2 CONC th Infantry Company L.  George's WWI draft registration, confirms that he had already serve
2 CONC d 3 years as a Private in the U.S. Army Infantry.  At George's 1917 WWI draft registration, h
2 CONC e was currently working as a locamotive engineer for the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railr
2 CONC oad and was married with two children.  George was rated as medium height, blue eyes and brow
2 CONC n hair.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Upon affidavit of Joseph R. Grundy, of the Bristol Worsted Mills, Emanuel Dunk, Vincenzo Geno
2 CONC va, George Brady and Thomas Fascendwere arrested upon a warrant and given a hearing before 'S
2 CONC quire Kraft on Wednesday morning, The defendants are young men and were charged with conspira
2 CONC cy, breach of peace and disorderly conduct.  Genova was also charged with assault and battery
2 CONC .  Conclusive evidence was produced showing that the young men arrested had endeavered by thr
2 CONC eats and intimidation to prevent some of the night workers going to their employment.  Each w
2 CONC ere held in the sum of $800 bail to appear at court.  Genova was held in the additonal sum o
2 CONC f $200.  The Bucks County Gazette, May 31, 1907.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Three young men, Lemuel Dunk, George Brady and Vencenzio Genero, charged with conspiracy, wer
2 CONC e brought to the county jail Thursday morning, Chief Saxton, of Bristol.  The Bucks County Ga
2 CONC zette, June 7, 1907.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Apr 2009
3 TIME 22:50:35
0 @I20183@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 88707C98A6A39D40AB45C85A026525D7A7C0
1 FAMC @F10189@
0 @I20186@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID EA3BC1ACF5DE1A4FB3720D4A0D715C5D8142
1 FAMS @F10214@
0 @I20189@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID B9DBA4FB4ABBEB488986607D3885555BC46A
1 FAMC @F7784@
0 @I20197@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID A2B3F59C22EB02408BF3E5FA775496C0B3F5
1 FAMS @F10217@
0 @I20206@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID BBDBD39FBA7DD444A17594313A2DA9B0F2FE
1 FAMS @F10222@
1 FAMC @F10266@
0 @I20216@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 0FB3F8E6E8C27547B1A0D9DCCC5C78AD591D
1 FAMC @F10297@
0 @I20218@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 2BE90DA58928DC47A38028CB8D7D979BEC9C
1 FAMS @F10297@
0 @I20219@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 363CFA445A3E7A4DB2716BB95BBAFEFF68BA
1 FAMC @F10298@
0 @I20221@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 9E7BF9451B8B5341B7BEA19AD17EACC70387
1 FAMS @F10298@
0 @I20229@ INDI
1 NAME Sherman Nathaniel /Dale/
2 SURN Dale
2 GIVN Sherman Nathaniel
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1865
2 PLAC Hamilton, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1921
2 PLAC Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID 43F5E70085FA004D9C9076B1E0254254D9AC
1 FAMS @F28@
1 NOTE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
2 CONT 
2 CONT April Session 1891
2 CONT 
2 CONT Wednesday, April 8, 1891
2 CONT Board met pursuant to adjournment.
2 CONT Members all present--J.R. SMITH, Chairman, JOHN ALBAUGH and JACOB LENTZ. Minutes read and app
2 CONC roved.
2 CONT Road petition of SHERMAN DALE and others asking for a public highway, 40 feet wide, commencin
2 CONC g at the northwest corner of NE 1/4 on NE 1/4 of section 11, township 26, range 25, running w
2 CONC est one mile as near the section line as practicable and terminating at northwest corner of N
2 CONC E 1/4 of NE 1/4 of section 10, all in township 26, range 25, granted, provided petitioners pa
2 CONC y all costs and damages allowed by commissioner to WM. OGDEN
2 CONT 
2 CONT In 1900 Sherman and his family are living in Eden Township, Decatur, Iowa.  Sherman is farmin
2 CONC g on rented property.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The family moved to Canada in 1904 where they located at Moosejaw, Saskatchewan.  The famil
2 CONC y is there  during the 1911 Canadian Census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2007
3 TIME 14:59:48
0 @I20238@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID D44CFEEAE96CC84CA935244C8357EFAB332F
1 FAMS @F10297@
1 FAMC @F10140@
0 @I20282@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 3F34AE627B7B074B8CE532926DF6DE4182AC
1 FAMC @F10157@
0 @I20284@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 07D953867CC6EC40A29CF9D5EEFC70C350EB
1 FAMC @F10157@
0 @I20285@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID ED25F234A3B8DE4E89292A0BC477D682390E
1 FAMC @F10157@
0 @I20303@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID FF8D6FA1880187438E35CFE78A39694DE1B0
1 FAMS @F10221@
1 FAMC @F10161@
0 @I20305@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID AC65819E8C9BA24D956D7AD83D40BCB88B9C
1 FAMS @F10327@
1 FAMC @F10161@
0 @I20306@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 82D6D324CA3CB64A9AE3F5D9407CB8CDE17B
1 FAMS @F10328@
1 FAMC @F10161@
0 @I20308@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7A07C6AA88B10A4C8052AB17042303B0EE6C
1 FAMS @F10159@
0 @I20310@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C7D180F3F4166F4BABF2E792ED9278B38FA8
1 FAMS @F10207@
0 @I20312@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7E3DF187EC5AEC4CBCDA43C635F1ECF25405
1 FAMS @F10332@
1 FAMC @F10226@
0 @I20313@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 0671810438A13E4590ABFA2706C951461ACC
1 FAMS @F10226@
1 FAMC @F10207@
0 @I20340@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 94DD1932A032604684C44565AF40AAD695B0
1 FAMS @F10129@
0 @I20346@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 968E570B5305684A97313039E52F953CA69B
1 FAMS @F10352@
0 @I20348@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 8F8AE6906284854CB7472BDC81F09C247C33
1 FAMC @F10352@
0 @I20349@ INDI
1 NAME Edna Grace Cecilia /Toovey/
2 SURN Toovey
2 GIVN Edna Grace Cecilia
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jul 1895
2 PLAC Mercer, Mercer, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Aug 1980
2 PLAC San Jacinto, Riverside, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 23 Aug 1980
2 PLAC All Souls Cem., Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
1 _UID 748818793E825C4497B53E8A16543440DFF4
1 FAMS @F10354@
1 FAMC @F30@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I20351@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 7046F51078A34D44880BC74D6B70AD8E24F3
1 FAMC @F10352@
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1 NAME Benjamin F. /Toovey/
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2 PLAC , , Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Nov 1954
2 PLAC Garden Grove, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Westminster, Los Angeles, California, USA
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2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
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1 NAME George John /Angelovic/
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2 DATE 24 Mar 1910
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1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Sep 1980
2 PLAC Salida, Chaffee, Colorado, USA
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2 PLAC Salida, Chaffee, Colorado, USA
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1 NAME Alice Murle /Mettz/
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2 PLAC Fort Collins,Larimer,Colorado,USA
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1 NAME William Carl /Toovey/
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2 DATE 20 Jul 1989
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2 DATE 18 Jun 2011
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2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
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2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
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2 PLAC Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, USA
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1 NAME Rose /McMasters Powers/
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2 PLAC Buffalo,Eire,New York,USA
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2 PLAC , Los Anegeles, California, USA
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2 PLAC Willimette National Cemetery, Portland,, Oregon, USA
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1 NAME Catherine E. /Mulligan/
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2 PLAC , , Pennsylvania, USA
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2 PLAC St. Mark's Cemetery, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 15 Apr 2006
3 TIME 22:58:04
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1 NAME Mary /Brady/
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2 GIVN Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Jun 1905
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
2 DATE 25 Jun 1905
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 May 1908
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 6 May 1908
2 PLAC St. Mark's Catholic Cemetery, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 NAME Mary /Avila/
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2 PLAC Lemoore, King, California, USA
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2 PLAC Lemoore Cem.
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1 NAME Terence /Brady/
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2 DATE 27 Oct 1883
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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2 DATE 9 Dec 1883
2 PLAC St. Mark's, Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania
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2 DATE 1887/1893
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 NAME Lester William /Dale/
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2 DATE 9 Apr 1897
2 PLAC Chariton, Lucas, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 May 1973
2 PLAC Arcadia, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE May 1973
2 PLAC Rose Hill Cem., Whittier, Los Angeles, California
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Sep 1916
2 PLAC Lusk, Niobrara, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Nov 2007
2 PLAC 	Loveland, Larimer, Colorado, USA
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2 DATE 3 Sep 2009
3 TIME 21:58:17
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1 NAME Jamie Margaret /Dixon/
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1916
2 PLAC Berkeley,Alameda,California,USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Jul 1965
2 PLAC Rawlins, Carbon, Wyoming, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC , Rawlins, Carbon, Wyoming
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2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
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1 NAME Edward Nathaniel /Miller/
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2 GIVN Edward Nathaniel
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 May 1895
2 PLAC Lusk, Niobrara, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jan 1928
2 PLAC Amarillo, Potter, Texas, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Potter, Texas
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2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
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1 NAME Rodney James /Rochelle/
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2 GIVN Rodney James
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jan 1914
2 PLAC Douglas, Converse, Wyoming, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Mar 1993
2 PLAC Casper, Natroma, Wyoming, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 4 Mar 1993
2 PLAC Highland Cem., Casper, Natroma, Wyoming
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
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1 NOTE Mary may have married a Thomas Morris b. 1815 in Ireland.  The name Mary Morris is listed a
2 CONC s the sponsor at the christening of William Thomas Brady on the 12 November 1874.  This woul
2 CONC d have been her grand nephew.  Her children are listed as Patrick b. 1849 in New Jersey, Elle
2 CONC n b. 1854 in Pennsylvania, died about 26 March 1893; Annie b. 1860 in Pennsylvania, and Mar
2 CONC y J. b. 1862 in Pennsylvania.  In the 1850 census Mary is listed five houses away from Willia
2 CONC m Brady.  Thomas, died July 3, 1901.  Emmigrated to the USA in 1848.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Daughter M. J. Morris writes: 
2 CONT " CARD OF THANKS
2 CONT I herebytender my thanks to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for the prompt settlement i
2 CONC n the payment of claim upon my mother, Mary Morris.  Alfred Beckley, Assistant Superintendant
2 CONC , paid me the amount, one hundred two dollars.  Signed,
2 CONT M. J. MORRIS"
2 CONT The Bucks County Gazette, January 21, 1892.
1 CHAN
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2 CONC ady and his daughter Bridget A. Brady whom Ike would later marry.  Ike and Stella are marrie
2 CONC d on December 19th, 1911.  The family then moves to Chouteau County, Montana where Ike homest
2 CONC eads 320 acres on June 4th, 1915.  On November 20th, 1916, Ike homestead an adjacent 40 acr
2 CONC e parcel.  According to grandson Albert Roessler his grandfather packed up and left the far
2 CONC m after their crops had failed.  By 1920 the family has moved to the Swift School District ou
2 CONC tside of Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana where Ike is renting a farm.  The family at thi
2 CONC s point has three children and Stella's father John living with them.  According to grandso
2 CONC n Albert the family later moved to Arkansas where Ike's father found them living in poverty
2 CONC .  Grandfather Timothy Nicholson then brought the family back to Greene County, Indiana and p
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1 NOTE 
2 CONT Curtis and Marian Rochelle Athletics Center Gifts Announced
2 CONT Close to $7 million in gifts and pledges already raised.
2 CONT 
2 CONT May 5, 1999
2 CONT LARAMIE, Wyo. -
2 CONT University of Wyoming Athletics Director Lee Moon announced on Wednesday, May 5 that the Curt
2 CONC is and Marian Rochelle Athletics Center campaign has raised close to $7 million in gifts an
2 CONC d pledges.
2 CONT Recent pledges and donations have been made by: Russell Allbaugh of Laramie; John and Esthe
2 CONC r Clay of Cheyenne; Jack and Pat Guthrie of Laramie; Kim and Laural Krueger of Green Valley
2 CONC , Ariz.; Brooks and Vickie Mitchell of Laramie; Carrol Orrison of Casper; Dr. Terry and Bever
2 CONC ly Roark of Laramie; Dick and Maggie Scarlett of Jackson; the Union Pacific Railroad; and Ji
2 CONC m and Marian Woodson of Cheyenne.
2 CONT The University is on schedule to complete the fund-raising phase of the project by the 1999 f
2 CONC ootball season.
2 CONT "The enthusiasm of Wyoming people is infectious," said Moon. "We've had so many great fans st
2 CONC ep forward to support this very important project. We want to thank them for their generosit
2 CONC y and involvement."
2 CONT Curt and Marian Rochelle made a historic $4.2 million gift to the University of Wyoming on Fe
2 CONC b. 20, 1999. That gift was the largest single gift in UW history, and served as the catalys
2 CONC t to bring the much-needed student-athlete center closer to reality. Curt Rochelle was born i
2 CONC n Lusk, Wyo., and is a former UW graduate and University Trustee. Marian Rochelle is a nativ
2 CONC e of Denver. The Rochelles divide their time between their homes in Wyoming and Arizona.
2 CONT The projected cost to build, furnish and maintain the new facility is $9.5 million.
2 CONT The University of Wyoming Foundation, the UW Athletics Department and the Cowboy Joe Club ar
2 CONC e all working diligently to complete the fund-raising and begin the building process.
2 CONT If you are interested in making a donation to the Rochelle Athletics Center, please contact o
2 CONC ne of the following: Tom Burman, Associate Athletics Director, 766-2444; Randy Welniak, Assoc
2 CONC iate Athletics Director for Development, 766-6161; Ben Blalock, UW Foundation, 766-6300; or L
2 CONC ee Moon, Athletics Director, 766-2292.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Building Wyoming's Athletic Legacy into the 21st Century
2 CONT The Rochelle Athletics Center.
2 CONT May 23, 2000
2 CONT LARAMIE, Wyo. -
2 CONT The Rochelle Athletic Center (RAC) Capital Campaign has accomplished it's goal of raising $9.
2 CONC 4 million and construction has begun!! Spiegelburg Lumber and Construction of Laramie was awa
2 CONC rded the bid and began moving dirt at the site on May 2, 2000. Construction is scheduled to b
2 CONC e completed by the summer of 2001.
2 CONT There are still naming opportunities available for UW fans to leave their legacy for generati
2 CONC ons to come. If you have an interest in Rochelle Athletic Center naming opportunities, pleas
2 CONC e contact Tom Burman, Steve Gosar, or Randy Welniak at (307) 766-6242.
2 CONT Updated RAC Donor List
2 CONT The campaign has been a huge success thanks to all the generous donors listed below. Thank yo
2 CONC u from the entire Athletic Department and it's student-athletes!
2 CONT 
2 CONT Contact: Robert Waggener, EditorPhone: (307) 766-3571E-mail: robertw@uwyo.edu <mailto:rober
2 CONC tw@uwyo.edu> 
2 CONT Date: Sept. 14, 2004
2 CONT CURTIS ROCHELLE HONORED FOR PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS
2 CONT For his philanthropic efforts on behalf of the University of Wyoming and the College of Agric
2 CONC ulture, Curtis Rochelle, a former Rawlins area rancher who now lives in Cheyenne, has been na
2 CONC med a 2004 Outstanding Alumnus for the college.
2 CONT Rochelle and the college’s other outstanding alumnus for 2004, Robert Sackett, now of Tucson
2 CONC , Ariz., will be honored Oct. 1 and 2 as part of Ag Appreciation Weekend on the UW campus.
2 CONT Rochelle and his family have donated a record $5.5 million to UW. Their contributions funde
2 CONC d the Curtis and Marian Rochelle Athletic Center and established the Curtis and Marian Rochel
2 CONC le Professorship in the College of Agriculture. The professorship is in memory of John Hill
2 CONC , dean of the college from 1923 to 1950.
2 CONT Rochelle earned a bachelor’s degree in animal science from UW in 1941, served as the UW Alumn
2 CONC i Association president in 1946, and was a member of the university’s board of trustees fro
2 CONC m 1983 to 1989, earning a trustee award of merit.
2 CONT “Curt stands as a symbol of what a devoted, gracious graduate of UW best exemplifies, and h
2 CONC e has been most generous in his support of his alma mater,” says retired U.S. Senator Cliffor
2 CONC d Hansen of Jackson. “He makes friends easily and listens to other people, which are real att
2 CONC ributes in my opinion.”
2 CONT Rochelle was born in Lusk and graduated from Natrona County High School in Casper in 1933. H
2 CONC e founded Rochelle Livestock Company, a sheep ranch located near Rawlins, in 1942 and is a fo
2 CONC rmer president of the Carbon County Wool Growers Association.
2 CONT Rochelle backed research in the agricultural industry including the development of the Warhil
2 CONC l breed of sheep by the Warren Livestock Company and John Hill. The white-faced composite bre
2 CONC ed was founded in the 1950s for its outstanding wool and ability to “take advantage” of Wyomi
2 CONC ng’s harsh range conditions, says Hansen, and “that’s a pretty big order. Curt was keenly awa
2 CONC re of what the producers were shooting for, particularly with wool, and he closely followed t
2 CONC he success of Warren Livestock and Dean Hill,” Hansen says.
2 CONT “His inquiring mind and his ability to listen resulted in the development of programs and pol
2 CONC icies that led to sustained progress in agriculture, managing land, and grazing as well as th
2 CONC e development of the Warhill,” he adds.
2 CONT Such attributes spilled over to other ventures for Rochelle.
2 CONT He is a director and principal of United International Holding, Inc., a cable television fir
2 CONC m which serves 33 companies around the world, and he is a director of the Rawlins National Ba
2 CONC nk.
2 CONT Previously, Rochelle was a director and principal of United Artists Entertainment and a forme
2 CONC r director of United Cable Television. 
2 CONT “He is a very, very good inquirer, and he knows what questions to ask,” Hansen says. “He is c
2 CONC ertainly a born leader.”
2 CONT Rochelle’s contributions to UW started when he was a student. He served as president of his s
2 CONC enior class and was an active member of the College of Agriculture’s honor society.
2 CONT The Rochelle family contributed to the college’s “Excellence in Agriculture” fund in 1980, an
2 CONC d he has been an annual supporter of the Cowboy Joe Club since 1981.
2 CONT The college named Rochelle and his wife Marian as “outstanding donors” in 1990, and he was ho
2 CONC nored with the 20th UW Medallion Service Award four years later. The award recognizes outstan
2 CONC ding service and dedication to the university.
2 CONT Rochelle was also presented with the UW Cornerstone Award.
2 CONT “The award is to recognize individuals who have strengthened the very foundation of this inst
2 CONC itution,” says UW President Philip Dubois.
2 CONT 
2 CONT April 11, 2005
2 CONT Last modified April 11, 2005 - 3:23 pm
2 CONT 
2 CONT Rancher, philanthropist Curtis Rochelle dies at 89 
2 CONT Associated Press 
2 CONT CHEYENNE -- Curtis Rochelle, a rancher, businessman and philanthropist who, with his wife Mar
2 CONC ian, was perhaps the biggest individual donor to the University of Wyoming died Saturday in P
2 CONC hoenix. He was 89. 
2 CONT Funeral arrangements were pending. 
2 CONT "Curt was a proud alumnus of UW and served as a member of the UW Board of Trustees between 19
2 CONC 83 and 1989. He was also someone to whom I could always turn for sage advice," University o
2 CONC f Wyoming president Philip L. Dubois said Sunday. "I am glad to have known him, and wish tha
2 CONC t every president of the University of Wyoming who comes after me could have as well." 
2 CONT Rochelle was born in Lusk, and grew up on a ranch in central Wyoming. He herded sheep to ear
2 CONC n money for college, graduating from the University of Wyoming with a degree in agriculture i
2 CONC n 1941. 
2 CONT In 1968, Rochelle was easily elected to a term in the state House of Representatives, but h
2 CONC e did not run for re-election. 
2 CONT "He liked thinks that moved faster," said Clarence Brimmer, a longtime friend and business as
2 CONC sociate of Rochelle, now serving as a U.S. District Judge in Cheyenne. 
2 CONT Dubois called Rochelle and his wife "the most generous donors to the university in its 119 ye
2 CONC ar history," citing more than $6.6 million in gifts, including an endowed chair in animal sci
2 CONC ence and a landscape endowment. The Rochelle Athletics Center bears their name. 
2 CONT Rochelle also was a university trustee from 1983-89. 
2 CONT The family's philanthropy extended beyond the university. The Rochelles and Marian's daughter
2 CONC , April Brimmer Kunz, gave $300,000 to the city of Cheyenne to build an amphitheater and skat
2 CONC e park at Lions Gate Park and helped pay for the construction of the new Cheyenne Animal Shel
2 CONC ter. The family also donated money for the construction of the Rochelle Ranch Golf Course i
2 CONC n Rawlins. 
2 CONT "They are generous people," Sue Castaneda, executive director of the Cheyenne Animal Shelte
2 CONC r said Sunday. "When they see a need, they step up and help." 
2 CONT Rochelle is survived by his wife Marian; a daughter, Kathleen Jaure, of Rawlins; a son, Jim R
2 CONC ochelle, of Gillette; a stepdaughter, April Brimmer Kunz, of Cheyenne; and six grandchildren.
2 CONT Copyright © 2005 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, b
2 CONC roadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.Copyright © The Billings Gazette, a division of Lee En
2 CONC terprises <http://www.leeenterprises.com>.
2 CONT 
2 CONT William Rochelle - Wyoming Tribune-Eagle - (Apr/18/2005)
2 CONT Curtis W. Rochelle 
2 CONT 1915-2005
2 CONT Curtis William Rochelle, who worked his way from a hard-scrabble ranch north of Douglas t
2 CONC o a prominent place in Wyoming's heart, died at his winter home in Phoenix, Ariz., on April 9
2 CONC , He was 89. Born to Albert and Kathleen (Ogden) Rochelle on June 12, 1915, he rose from humb
2 CONC le beginnings to become a rancher, livestock broker, businessman, member of the board of dire
2 CONC ctors of a global communications company, Wyoming legislator, University of Wyoming trustee a
2 CONC nd philanthropist. 
2 CONT In addition to business and civic achievements, most remember Curt for a quick, wry wit. He l
2 CONC oved a story and always wanted to tell a good joke rather than deliver a pompous speech. Tha
2 CONC t quality hints at a core humility strikingly at odds with the commanding presence of his six
2 CONC -foot, five-inch frame and indomitable spirit. His lust for life was made manifest in a perip
2 CONC atetic nature; he traveled around the world at least twice, learning and teaching. He enjoye
2 CONC d reminiscing about his travels and displayed a remarkable memory for the places he had visit
2 CONC ed and events he had witnessed. 
2 CONT A lasting commitment to the University of Wyoming was Curt's legacy. It was cemented early. H
2 CONC e graduated in 1941 with a degree in agriculture. He was the senior class president and a mem
2 CONC ber of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. A nascent business acumen blossomed in those college years
2 CONC . While pursuing undergraduate studies he had a successful flower business, furnishing corsag
2 CONC es for campus social events. He sold the business upon graduation. Curtis served on the Boar
2 CONC d of Trustees and later in life broke through the ceiling for charitable contributions to th
2 CONC e university with a generosity as unpretentious as it was unprecedented. His example inspire
2 CONC d others. A lifetime of dedication was recognized with the University's Medallion Award, Th
2 CONC e President's Cornerstone Award, and introduction into the UW Athletic Hall of Fame. 
2 CONT When asked about his service in the Wyoming legislature, Curtis would inevitably divert atten
2 CONC tion to his mother, who was one of our first women legislators. She was elected to the Hous
2 CONC e of Representatives from Natrona County. 
2 CONT The Rochelles winter in Arizona, but Curt's heart was always in Wyoming, and in particular hi
2 CONC s beloved Carbon County. That source of affection was recently another object of his largess
2 CONC . A substantial donation enabled Rawlins to build a municipal golf course. 
2 CONT Curt always looked forward to the annual spring trip north to his lifelong Wyoming friends an
2 CONC d a summer home in Saratoga. He insisted on going home by the first of May and refused to ret
2 CONC urn to Arizona until the Wyoming Cowboys had played their final home football game. 
2 CONT He was a member of the Cowboy Joe club, a Mason of the Blue Lodge, pa resident of Wyoming Woo
2 CONC lgrowers, Rotarian, and president of the Rawlins Elks Club. 
2 CONT Curtis is survived by his wife, Marian; his children, Kathleen Jaure of Rawlins, Jim Rochell
2 CONC e of Gillette and April Brimmer Kunz of Cheyenne; his sister, Margaret; his grandchildren; gr
2 CONC eat-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. 
2 CONT He was preceded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, Ogden, Marion and Rodney; and a sister
2 CONC , Jean. 
2 CONT Memorial services will be 2:30 p.m.May 15 at St. Matthews Episcopal Cathedral in Laramie, fol
2 CONC lowed by a reception at the Rochelle Athletic Center on the University of Wyoming Campus. Eve
2 CONC ryone is invited to come, remember and celebrate the life and times of Curtis William Rochell
2 CONC e. The price of admission is one good joke. 
2 CONT In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to a favorite charity. 
2 CONT This is a paid obituary.
1 CHAN
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3 TIME 02:39:35
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2 SURN Rochelle
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Mar 1869
2 PLAC Dallas Center, Decatur, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Feb 1957
2 PLAC Casper, Natrona, Wyoming, USA
1 BURI
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2 PLAC Highland Cemetery,Casper,Wyoming,USA
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2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Francis
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 May 1843
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 CHR
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2 PLAC St. John's, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
1 DEAT
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2 CONC urch of the Sacred Heart, Trenton, New Jersey. Baptism sponsors were Mary McGrams and Patric
2 CONC k Brady.
1 CHAN
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1 SEX F
1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Denver, Adams, Colorado, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Denver, Adams, Colorado, USA
1 BURI
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1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Nov 1956
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Nov 1956
2 PLAC Fort Madison, Lee, Iowa, USA
1 BURI
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3 TIME 20:25:32
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2 SURN Ogden
2 GIVN Rose Lusk
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Aug 1968
2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
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3 TIME 21:21:13
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2 SURN Dale
2 GIVN Earl Sherman
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Sep 1923
2 PLAC Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Nov 1988
2 PLAC Arcadia, Los Angeles, California, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 3 Dec 1988
2 PLAC Cremated
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1 CHAN
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3 TIME 23:15:49
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2 SURN Nicholson
2 GIVN Daniel Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Jun 1915
2 PLAC , Cascade, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Mar 1982
2 PLAC Broderick, Yolo, California, USA
1 BURI
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2 PLAC Monument Hill Memorial Park, Woodland, Yolo, California, USA
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2 CONT Montana.
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2 DATE 12 Aug 2007
3 TIME 23:48:44
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1 NAME John George /Angelovic/
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 2 Apr 1941
2 PLAC Antioch, Contra Costa, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Jun 2002
2 PLAC Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
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2 CONT Birth:		1941, USA	
2 CONT Death:		Jun. 25, 2002 Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA	
2 CONT  John George Angelovic was born in 1941, and died of Lung Cancer on Tuesday, June 25th, 2002
2 CONC . His family was with him as he made his transition to eternity. John married DeEtte Greenhal
2 CONC gh on January 11th, 1962. In 1966 he was drafted, and spent his full tour of duty in Stuttgar
2 CONC t, Germany. DeEtte ( De ) and John had two sons, Kurtis, and Aaron, who survive him. His thre
2 CONC e grandchildren, Hunter, Drew, and Duncan also survive him. John was a licensed architect an
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2 CONC k Springs, the setting for many happy and memorable vacations, is the spot he chose for his f
2 CONC inal resting place. John was a great person, devoted to his wife, family, and many friends. H
2 CONC e will be always remembered with love by all.			
2 CONT 			
2 CONT Burial: Dog Tank Springs, Juab County Utah, USA Plot: Ashes scattered
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1 NAME Victor /Brady/
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1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 May 1956
2 PLAC ,, New Jersey, USA
1 _UID 92A363DF87B6DE47ABE44F78B8F93FCDEC97
1 FAMS @F17399@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Apr 2006
3 TIME 23:31:39
0 @I44722@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID FA6453EA42837A45892D343E89764AF181CE
1 FAMS @F17395@
1 FAMC @F18800@
0 @I44723@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID E97A7599F9571D498126BDD2112C03F8955D
1 FAMS @F36994@
1 FAMC @F18800@
0 @I45254@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 0173F011C1C75D47BE759DBD10E7FC446537
1 FAMC @F32639@
0 @I45558@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth M. /Lammert/
2 SURN Lammert
2 GIVN Elizabeth M.
2 NICK Betty
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Oct 1907
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Jul 2000
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 21EF2E8F6494F9468EE3302FE8B5292FC904
1 FAMS @F17400@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 May 2006
3 TIME 02:49:13
0 @I45602@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 18025FCBDB4FF94EB05DBDB996A6362AD436
1 FAMC @F31049@
0 @I45604@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 91F37F58446B7D469D847D64F7CC14802626
1 FAMS @F17423@
0 @I45605@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 44B13ACE32D57444B634D97A3A42DEBE1168
1 FAMS @F17393@
1 FAMC @F18800@
0 @I45692@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 5A1621B1736DD842B8787FBF115CFE364BD1
1 FAMS @F17415@
0 @I45693@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID 47CB42C64EF8B14CAD03BB8810DA6F782190
1 FAMC @F17415@
0 @I48442@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID C3BEEE73D659CC41A5AD98D60D59DD5A7B3D
1 FAMC @F1526@
0 @I48819@ INDI
1 NAME Frank G. /Eldridge/
2 SURN Eldridge
2 GIVN Frank G.
2 NICK Jenkson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1864
2 PLAC Auburn, DeKalb, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 May 1911
2 PLAC Auburn, DeKalb, Indiana, USA
1 _UID 9A47285FB53BE44BA20455C1871115453509
1 FAMS @F19618@
1 NOTE The Indiana death index list the date of 25 May 1911 and place of death as Auburn, Indiana.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:42:36
0 @I48835@ INDI
1 NAME Frank R. McDonald //
2 GIVN Frank R. McDonald
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Jan 1857
2 PLAC ,, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1919
2 PLAC Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
1 _UID F081527C8DAB834A8178B9B46F7B3EBA8C91
1 FAMS @F8295@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Aug 2007
3 TIME 02:34:12
0 @I48960@ INDI
1 NAME William Elliot /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN William Elliot
2 NICK Will
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Oct 1875
2 PLAC Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Apr 1944
2 PLAC Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Bayview Cemetery, Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington, USA
1 _UID 373A3CE0F032634591BBBE506D3CE376B37C
1 FAMS @F19647@
1 FAMC @F8476@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE House Carpenter
1 NOTE In the 1920 census the family has moved to Mud Lake Jefferson County, Idaho.  As of the 193
2 CONC 0 census the family is living in Bellingham. Whatcom County, Washington.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 12:55:43
0 @I48996@ INDI
1 NAME Jennie Frances /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Jennie Frances
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Jul 1880
2 PLAC Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Dec 1961
2 PLAC ,, Nebraska, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Prairie Home Cemetery, Phelps County, Nebraska, USA 
1 REFN 4201
1 _UID 72CFFCCF3B89CF4F9328F43D87963D073B08
1 FAMS @F19656@
1 FAMC @F8476@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Jun 2011
3 TIME 13:01:08
0 @I48999@ INDI
1 NAME Mabel Cecelia /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Mabel Cecelia
2 NICK May
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 17 Nov 1884
2 PLAC Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wi, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Feb 1974
2 PLAC Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
1 _UID EF86FCF2F612A74E8463226A11D85BF9109C
1 FAMC @F8476@
1 NOTE Mabel went to live with her Aunt Ellen H. Brady McDonald who also had a daughter Mabel at th
2 CONC e death of her mother at age 4.  In the 1900 census Mabel is listed as Mabel Yorty the neic
2 CONC e of Frank R. and Ellen McDonald in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  In the 1905 Minnesota census Mab
2 CONC el is listed as May Cecila McDonald.  In the 1910 census as May C. McDonald the daughter of F
2 CONC rank and Hellen.  May is a teacher at  a university at this time.  In 1920 as May C. McDonald
2 CONC , sister in law to John E. Oren living in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  At this time May is a Hom
2 CONC e Economy Specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.  The Minnesota Death Index lis
2 CONC t May Ceclia McDonald as having died in Hennepin County on 9 Feb 1974.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Aug 2007
3 TIME 13:34:13
0 @I49007@ INDI
1 NAME David B. /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN David B.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Mar 1873
2 PLAC Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wi, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1930's
1 _UID AEB6F6498842C245BA72A710C1C75889C0A4
1 FAMC @F8476@
1 NOTE One record has his middle name as Lavant.  1880 census uses B. for the middle initial.  In th
2 CONC e 1900 census, David L. Yorty is living in Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska, is 27 years o
2 CONC ld, single rooming with James Pickrel.  David's occupation is working for the railroad.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Jun 2011
3 TIME 14:11:38
0 @I49008@ INDI
1 NAME Elizabeth Emmeline /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Elizabeth Emmeline
2 NICK Lizzie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Sep 1871
2 PLAC Brandon, Metomen, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1958
2 PLAC Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Auburn, DeKalb, Indiana, USA
1 _UID A8D2EA38D54E664294231192E9A3B9D6DCC0
1 FAMS @F19618@
1 FAMC @F8476@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 12:51:45
0 @I49009@ INDI
1 NAME Jacob Cole /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Jacob Cole
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 25 Apr 1843
2 PLAC Hayfield, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Oct 1915
2 PLAC Atlanta, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Round Prairie Cemetery, Holdrege, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 _UID 1D9448527090F34EB16D6061F587A329B3C2
1 FAMS @F8476@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Millwright
1 NOTE Jacob a veteran of the Civil War, served as a Private in Companies K and E of the 3rd Regimen
2 CONC t of the Wisconsin Cavalry.  He was wounded in Arkansas during his service.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Jul 2010
3 TIME 03:26:00
0 @I49011@ INDI
1 NAME William /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1865
2 PLAC Metomen, Fon Du Lac, Wi, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1933
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID 776C166B56FBDC4BA2CACE477D7106B7084A
1 FAMC @F8103@
1 NOTE William went to Saskatchewan, Canada with his brother, Joseph Patrick Brady where he was murd
2 CONC ered.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The following information was found by Dale and Lynn Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Murder and Suicide Verdicts Given in Tragedy of Foothills
2 CONT The adjourned inquest touching upon the deaths of William Henry Brady, his hired man, Ernes
2 CONC t Bradley, and Gilbert Oakes, which occurred on Tuesday Morning, February 28th took place i
2 CONC n the rink waiting room on Tuesday afternoon.  Coroner Stapleford presided, and Mr. S. M. Bay
2 CONC les appeared for the Crown.  A large number from all parts of the district attended the heari
2 CONC ng.
2 CONT A verdict of intentional double murder and suicide was returned by the jury which was compose
2 CONC d as follows:  Messrs A. J. Reece (foreman), M. Long, W. Cory, E. Graham,. D. Poole and C. Ru
2 CONC thven.
2 CONT No riders were added and no comment offered.  The verdict upon Bradley’s death was as follow:
2 CONT “We, the jury, find that Ernest Bradley, hired man on the farm of William Brady, did, on Febr
2 CONC uary 28th, committed suicide by shooting himself through the head after having killed Willia
2 CONC m Brady and Gilbert Oakes.”
2 CONT 
2 CONT The Evidence
2 CONT Mrs. Violet Bradley, sworn, said she was the wife of Ernest Bradley, one of the deceased men
2 CONC , and that she had been married three months.  She had worked for the late William Brady nin
2 CONC e years and seven months.  The relationship between herself and her employer had always bee
2 CONC n pleas……………………………………ever quarreled and Brady showed no enmity toward Bradley.  She had troub
2 CONC le with her husband when he had cross spells.  He objected to her speaking to Brady or Brad
2 CONC y to her but she couldn’t say why.  Bradley threatened her one Sunday morning in January by t
2 CONC elling her to “eat a good breakfast, as it would be the last she would get.”  A week ago las
2 CONC t Friday Bradley accused her of talking to Brady behind his back which she denied.  He replie
2 CONC d that she couldn’t go much further the way she was going.”  As far as she knew all decease
2 CONC d men were regarded well in the district and she had never heard of her brother or Mr. Brad
2 CONC y being threatened.  She came to Carlyle with her brother, Bert Oakes, on Monday.  Her husban
2 CONC d came out to the cutter and asked where she was going.  She replied, “To the doctor.”  Mrs
2 CONC . Bradley admitted she was afraid of her husband.  Brady did not go to town with her.  She re
2 CONC mained in town and her brother returned that evening to the farm alone.  He said he was goin
2 CONC g to do his chores and then go over to Brady’s in case Bradley was cross.  Her visit to Carly
2 CONC le was to see if she could get separation papers.  She had questioned her brother to see if h
2 CONC e thought there would be any trouble between her husband and Brady and he had replied, “No.
2 CONC ”  She knew that her husband was likely to learn that his services were no longer wanted.
2 CONT 	In reply to a Juryman:  Her husband was curious to know why she went to Carlyle but did no
2 CONC t know she was trying to get a separation.  He had no knowledge that she was not going back t
2 CONC hat evening.
2 CONT 	Henry Brady, a farmer, said that he was at the bush on February 27th with W. Mowatt.  On the
2 CONC ir return journey home they called at the W. Brady home and stopped about half or three-quart
2 CONC ers of an hour, leaving around 7;30 p.m.  Wm. Brady and Ernest Bradley were there when they a
2 CONC rrived and Oakes came whilst they were there.  They were all in the house together and all ap
2 CONC peared to be friendly, there was no anger apparent.  Conversation was about everyday affairs
2 CONC .  When Oakes came witnesses did not hear all that was said outside between Bradley and him b
2 CONC ut he did hear “she stayed in town, it was too stormy.”  There was no trouble whilst witnes
2 CONC s was there and the three men appeared to be in good spirits.  Both W. Brady and Bradley invi
2 CONC ted them to stay all night as it was stormy.
2 CONT Wm Mowatt, farmer, corroborated.  Norman Valentine, farmer, living on the n.w. 18-9-4 w.2, sa
2 CONC id his farm was about 70 or 80 rods from the W. Brady home, a little to the southwest.  Afte
2 CONC r breakfast on the morning of February 28th he went to the barn and later to the W. Brady hom
2 CONC e.  That would be around 11 o’clock.  He went for some engine repairs that Mr. Brady was to h
2 CONC ave brought from Carlyle for him.  He noticed a little fire about 30 feet from the house.  Th
2 CONC ere was quite a pile in the centre not consumed.  It looked like an old box.  He went up to t
2 CONC he house and knocked but received no response.  There was nothing around unusual but marks o
2 CONC r where the burning box had been dragged out were seen on the steps.  He went over to the sta
2 CONC ble where the top half of the door was open.  Oakes’ team was in there and an old black hors
2 CONC e was in the yard.  All the rigs were in the yard.  He went to the west stable and saw a ma
2 CONC n whom he recognized as Ernest Bradley.  The body was lying in the first stall on the left
2 CONC .  There was a rifle lying just in front and also a stick.  He called “Ernest,” but there wa
2 CONC s no response.  He did not touch anything and did not see anyone else but went home and tol
2 CONC d his father and others what he thought had happened.  Putting on some more clothes he got hi
2 CONC s horse and went back.  On the way to the stable where Bradley was lying he came upon Gilber
2 CONC t Oakes’ body northwest of the house and south of the barn.  His father, brother and Clarenc
2 CONC e King came up and they went to see Bradley and then back to Oakes who was lying face down wi
2 CONC th his head to the northwest……..They went to the house where the fire outside was still burni
2 CONC ng.  Witness opened the door and right inside found the body of Wm. Brady between the stove a
2 CONC nd the wall next to the washstand.  A dish pan was on the table with some water but no dishes
2 CONC .  He went to the sitting-room and from there to the two bedrooms but there was nobody there.
2 CONT 	In answer to the Coroner:  The reason he went over that morning was to get the engine repair
2 CONC s.  It was not in consequence of anything he had heard or seen.
2 CONT 	Thomas Valentine, father of the last witness, corroborated.  He further stated that he hear
2 CONC d two shots from the direction of the Brady farm about 9:30 a.m. whilst he was doing his chor
2 CONC es.  The first shot was not very distinct but the second was.  Two dogs in the yard cocked u
2 CONC p their ears and started off in the direction of the Brady farm.  The shots sounded like rifl
2 CONC e cracks.  He didn’t think anything about it at the time.
2 CONT 	Clarence King corroborated the evidence of the witness Norman Valentine.
2 CONT 	Const. Peyton, R.C.M.P. of Carlyle, stated that at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 28th he received a tel
2 CONC ephone call from Norman Valentine and as a result, proceeded to the farm of Wm. Brady, 14 mil
2 CONC es north west of Carlyle, together with the Coroner and jury now empanelled.  On arrival he f
2 CONC ound the body of a man identified as Gilbert Oakes, lying 26 yards north of the s.e. corner o
2 CONC f the barn, face down in the snow.  The head was resting due west and feet east.  A few bloo
2 CONC d stains were noticed toward the barn but these were lost track of at the n.e. corner of th
2 CONC e barn.  A few yards east of the s.e. corner of the barn a larger stain could be seen.  Fro
2 CONC m the barn the witness went toward the dwelling-house.  On the two steps leading from the bac
2 CONC k door he found two blood stains.  He opened the back door and just inside, on the left, he f
2 CONC ound the body of William Brady in a crumpled up position with the face toward the north.  The
2 CONC re was a considerable amount of blood around.  He found a bullet-hole 24 inches from the bott
2 CONC om of the window on its west side.  The bullet had entered from the west at a 45 degree angl
2 CONC e to the house in a slightly upward direction.  It had penetrated the mouth of Wm. Brady an
2 CONC d had come out on the right of base of the scull.  In a small shaving kit part of a steel-jac
2 CONC keted bullet was found (produced).  There were no further trace of bullets.  From the angle h
2 CONC e believed the bullet was fired from a rifle about 12 ft. n.w. of the window in question.  Th
2 CONC is would be a little west of the back-door.  About 12 yards north of the s.e. corner of th
2 CONC e  (this is where our copy of this article ends.  We have since found out it was 1933.)
2 CONT 
2 CONT ERNEST BRADLEY2
2 CONT This is an account of the life and death of Ernest Bradley written by Elsie Moore, age 85, i
2 CONC n 1996 from memories of what her husband Wes (Ernie’s nephew).
2 CONT Ernest Bradley was born September 9, 1890.  He was a very good marksman with a rifle and taug
2 CONC ht his nephew, Wesley James Moore (son of John Wesley and Jessie Bradley Moore), to shoot an
2 CONC d hunt and trap muskrats, also how to skin them and stretch the pelts to dry so he could sel
2 CONC l them.  Ernie stayed with Wes on the farm and they did the chores when John and Jessie Moor
2 CONC e went to Vancouver to attend the funeral of Ernie and Jessie’s father, Jim Bradley, in 192
2 CONC 7 or early 1928.  They took Edward Lorne, who was a baby, with them.  Cecil, their second son
2 CONC , stayed with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William James Moore.  Wes was 12 at the time, qu
2 CONC ite able to help with milking and chores.
2 CONT Ernie Bradley married Violet Oakes in 1929 (I think).  She was a “girl from the hills” nort
2 CONC h of Arcola which was a very tough and rowdy area with lots of unlawful people.  They made th
2 CONC eir own home brew whiskey which was very potent stuff and fights among them were a common occ
2 CONC urrence.  Ernie and Violet had one daughter, Mildred, born in July of 1930.  Ernie’s sister
2 CONC s and parents were not too happy about Ernie’s marriage to a girl from the hills and would ne
2 CONC ver talk about them.  They were adamant that baby Mildred wasn’t Ernie’s child.  However year
2 CONC s later Mildred, who married Omer Sylvestre of Redvers, nursed in Redvers Hospital.  When I (
2 CONC Elsie) was admitted to that hospital as a patient, as soon as Mildred walked into my room, wi
2 CONC thout ever having seen her before or knowing ahead of time who she was, I recognized her imme
2 CONC diately as being a part of the Bradley family.  She was so like Aunt Maggie Turton (a siste
2 CONC r of Ernie and Jessie’s).  Her voice and the way she held herself and her expressions were tr
2 CONC ue Bradley.  It was almost as if I was looking at Maggie.  I found out later who she was an
2 CONC d that her maiden name was Bradley.  There is no doubt in my mind that Ernie was her father.
2 CONT Mildred went to school at Salem, southeast of Manor, in the years that her mother, Violet Bra
2 CONC dley, kept house on the farm later owned by Clifford Bergman.  She went to High School in Man
2 CONC or.  While at Salem, her cousins Margery and Mildred Bryant, daughters of Ernie’s sister Rose
2 CONC ann and Bill Bryant, were also attending Salem.  School chums remember how mean Margery and M
2 CONC ildred Bryant were to Mildred Bradley.
2 CONT Ernie and Violet lived up in the hills and trouble was brewing.  Violet’s brother, an (Bert
2 CONC ) Oakes (I forget his first name) and another fellow whose last name was Scarrow (William Bra
2 CONC dy) were mixed up in this trouble.  One day “all hell broke loose” and when it was over, Erni
2 CONC e, Oakes and Scarrow (Brady) were all dead.  As to who shot who first, the answer was never r
2 CONC eally clear.  Wes, who was 17 or 18 at the time, attended the inquest in Carlyle and did no
2 CONC t agree with the verdict, particularly regarding which shots had been fired by Ernie.  Wes sa
2 CONC id it wasn’t Uncle Ernie’s shooting, that he was a much better shot than that.  The verdict a
2 CONC t the inquest was that Ernie had shot the other two men in a quarrel over his wife, Violet, t
2 CONC hen shot himself.
2 CONT The night this occurred, Wes’s mother, Jessie, was awoken by the sound of voices shouting an
2 CONC d horses running through the yard.  She heard Ernie’s name being called.  She woke up her hus
2 CONC band, John.  By the time they got up and went out to see what had happened, there was no on
2 CONC e around and no sound of voices or horses.  The next morning they found no fresh tracks to sh
2 CONC ow that a team of horses had even gone through the yard.  Later they were informed that Erni
2 CONC e had shot and killed two men, then himself.  Did Jessie dream that she heard it?  Was it jus
2 CONC t coincidence or some sort of ESP?  Whatever it was happened near the time the killings wer
2 CONC e reported to have taken place.
2 CONT It is many years since this story was told to me and I’m not sure that I have the details rig
2 CONC ht but this is the way I remember it at age 85.  I could never get any of Ernie’s family to t
2 CONC alk about it to me.  In those days people were ashamed of such things, far more so than in to
2 CONC day’s society.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 May 2011
3 TIME 01:55:17
0 @I49012@ INDI
1 NAME Joseph Patrick /Brady/ Sr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Joseph Patrick
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1863
2 PLAC Metomen, Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 24 Jul 1942
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID 128AFCDFAA130C4DB947737F536E0F1F6E00
1 FAMS @F19659@
1 FAMC @F8103@
1 NOTE In the 1870 census, Joseph is seven years old living in Metomwn, Wisconsin with his widowed m
2 CONC other.  In 1880 Joseph is 17 years old still living in Metomen, Wisconsin with the family o
2 CONC f William Ash, a farmer.  Joseph is listed as a laborer.
2 CONT Joseph Patrick Brady applied for a Homestead in the Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada area in Nov
2 CONC ember 1901.  On his homestead apllication he said there were eight members of his family an
2 CONC d that  he came to Saskatchewan from Wisconsin in the United States of America.  On the homes
2 CONC tead application it stated that there was a log frame house (16x24 &14x18), a log stable (28x
2 CONC 75) , a frame granary (16x32), that he has 60 head of cattle and 17 horses.  Information supp
2 CONC lied by Dale and Lynn Brady.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Mar 2011
3 TIME 14:32:13
0 @I49016@ INDI
1 NAME Earnestina R. /Loerch/
2 SURN Loerch
2 GIVN Earnestina R.
2 NICK Tina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Oct 1866
2 PLAC Wilson, Winona, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Aug 1962
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID FF8538BE015AC54FA56B44F4EFD7FCFFF27D
1 FAMS @F19659@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Mar 2011
3 TIME 14:32:19
0 @I49020@ INDI
1 NAME Ellen H. /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Ellen H.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE May 1857
2 PLAC Metomen, Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Jul 1918
2 PLAC Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
1 BURI
2 DATE 24 Jul 1918
1 _UID 309DF88CEC5F6E449CE9B76C75DCFECB1088
1 FAMS @F8295@
1 FAMC @F8103@
1 OCCU 
2 DATE Operator Shoe Factory
1 NOTE The 1880 census has Ellen living with her sister Mary Yorty in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  Ellen i
2 CONC s listed as a operator at a shoe factory.  Her birth place is listed as Springv(d)ale, Wiscon
2 CONC sin.  In the 1900 census Ellen is caring for her sister Mary's daugher Mabel.  In the Minneso
2 CONC ta 1905 census the middle initial H. is listed for bothe Ellen and her daughter Mabel.  Her n
2 CONC eice Mabel is listed as May Ceclia in this census.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 May 2011
3 TIME 02:13:43
0 @I49022@ INDI
1 NAME Henry Orris /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Henry Orris
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Sep 1894
2 PLAC Clear Lake, Deuel, South Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Feb 1987
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 DATE sat
2 PLAC Carlyle Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID 2477B18103C2F94CB6BE238AF052B9FDF0DF
1 FAMS @F19670@
1 FAMC @F19659@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
0 @I49025@ INDI
1 NAME Hester Levant /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Hester Levant
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Oct 1896
2 PLAC Clear Lake, Deuel, South Dakota, USA
1 _UID CFD6DD573D021747A8298A8A956C83A382E0
1 FAMS @F19674@
1 FAMC @F19659@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Sep 2006
3 TIME 17:18:35
0 @I49026@ INDI
1 NAME Ruby Jessie Winnifred /Morrison/
2 SURN Morrison
2 GIVN Ruby Jessie Winnifred
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Nov 1896
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Oct 1967
2 PLAC Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 DATE 20 Oct 1967
2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 _UID F33F5A098946204D925CA5D329D1F38BAF3E
1 FAMS @F19670@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Apr 2009
3 TIME 01:45:21
0 @I49027@ INDI
1 NAME Olive Henrietta /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Olive Henrietta
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 May 1924
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Mar 2000
2 PLAC Winipeg, Manitoba, Canada
1 BURI
2 PLAC Chapel Lawn Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
1 _UID 2C1A819D643FB14F82A41D3357769F2D16C5
1 FAMS @F9760@
1 FAMC @F19670@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Apr 2009
3 TIME 02:27:25
0 @I49028@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID D6C37108B4B16F41841BED90C2F7228BA904
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2 PLAC Arocla, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Mar 1988
2 PLAC Winepeg, Manitoba, Canada
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1 NAME Sarah Ann /Morrison/
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2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2 DATE 1 Jan 2011
2 PLAC Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NOTE January 14, 2011
2 CONT Carlyle remembers a legacy – E.J. "Ted" Brady
2 CONT By Todd Gervais The Observer
2 CONT 
2 CONT The town of Carlyle lost a vibrant and engaging member of the community recently with the pas
2 CONC sing of former mayor Edward J. 'Ted' Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady, who was first elected to council in 1968, and ascended to the mayoral seat in 1974, se
2 CONC rved the community in that capacity until 1990, making him the longest serving mayor in the t
2 CONC own's history.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady was a man who left big footprints behind him, expanding his reach into both the provinc
2 CONC ial and federal spheres.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Elected as the president of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) in 1977
2 CONC , Brady brought the concerns of his community, as well as all other urban municipalities in t
2 CONC he province to the provincial government.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Acclaimed to the presidency of SUMA again in 1981, Brady was known for his push for the provi
2 CONC ncial government to increase monetary support of the municipalities, as well as pushing for t
2 CONC he province to take sole financial responsibility for education.
2 CONT 
2 CONT The move away from property tax funding for schools has been a feature of Saskatchewan Part
2 CONC y policy, and steps have already been instituted to increase the provincial government's perc
2 CONC entage of payment on education costs, proving in many ways the lasting impact that Brady ha
2 CONC d on the province.
2 CONT 
2 CONT While this may have been enough for most small-town mayors, Brady took his messages further
2 CONC , seeking and winning the presidency of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).
2 CONT 
2 CONT Taking the position in 1983, Brady proved to be ahead of his time, raising the alarm about de
2 CONC teriorating municipal infrastructures.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Now, almost 30 years after raising his concerns on the national stage, municipal infrastructu
2 CONC re is a top-ranked issue.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Spoken well of by fellow mayors from larger national municipalities Brady's term in office wa
2 CONC s stated to be a turning point for the FCM as a whole.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "People from the larger communities, like Montreal and Vancouver and Toronto, they looked u
2 CONC p to Ted as a president of the organization," said Brady's long-time friend George Bristow t
2 CONC o a reporter from the Regina Leader-Post. ". . . he turned the FCM around for the better."
2 CONT 
2 CONT During his time of office with both SUMA and FCM, Brady was able to ensure that the needs an
2 CONC d concerns of small communities continued to be heard, and not lost or overwhelmed by the voi
2 CONC ce of large urban centres like Regina, Saskatoon, and Toronto.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady was born in the community of Carlyle in 1926, moving to Regina to take courses in busin
2 CONC ess before returning back to his home town.
2 CONT 
2 CONT First elected into a public office as councillor for the town of Carlyle in 1968, Brady ran u
2 CONC nopposed for the mayoral seat in 1974.
2 CONT 
2 CONT On the front page of the Oct. 24, 1974, issue of The Observer, the newly acclaimed Mayor Te
2 CONC d Brady addressed a letter to his constituents.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "I will be accepting the position as Mayor certainly not for what I can get out of it," Brad
2 CONC y wrote. "but for what I hope I may in some small way contribute."
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady then went on to highlight seven programs he promised to champion.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "1. The Senior Citizens Complex," reads the letter.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Work on what was to become the Moose Mountain Lodge was started by the end of 1974, with th
2 CONC e Nov. 14, 1974, issue of The Observer detailing the floor-plans and blueprints of the centre
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT "2. Additional low rental housing units," the list continues.
2 CONT 
2 CONT By the end of Brady's time in office, numerous multi-unit and single family residences were a
2 CONC vailable on a fixed-to-income basis.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "3. Some means of local transportation for our senior citizens."
2 CONT 
2 CONT This promise led to the town transit-van that can be seen whisking elderly residents around t
2 CONC he town to this very day.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Further promises regarding road-paving, solid-waste disposal and so forth, all reached fruiti
2 CONC on under the guidance of Mayor Ted Brady, who finished his letter with the somehow still rele
2 CONC vant words;
2 CONT 
2 CONT "In conclusion, I thank you for your confidence, and may I suggest that if we all strive toge
2 CONC ther, Carlyle will continue to progress. E.J. (Ted) Brady."
2 CONT 
2 CONT The current town council has issued the following statement in memorial of Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT "The current members of Council honour and appreciate Ted's contributions to our community,
2 CONC " the message reads, "and to the provincial and federal municipal scene."
2 CONT 
2 CONT "His work and his legacy will live on."
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT "BRADY, EDWARD JOSEPH (TED) August 7, 1926 January 1, 2011 ANGELS WALK AMONG US Today we sa
2 CONC y good-bye to a very special person in our lives as Ted joined the realm of angels. Ted passe
2 CONC d away peacefully at the Regina Pasqua Hospital with Dorothy, Sherry, Bob and Stephanie by hi
2 CONC s side. He is survived by his devoted wife of 60 yrs, Dorothy; daughter, Sherry (Murray) Klat
2 CONC t; sons, Bob (Anna), and Randy (Lynn); eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; sister
2 CONC , Helen Phenix; brother-in-law, Ron Marriott; and special nieces and nephews. His extended Br
2 CONC ady/Morrison family was extremely important to him. Home is where the heart is...and Carlyle
2 CONC , Sk, was home for 84 yrs. Ted dedicated his life to farming, business, numerous community or
2 CONC ganizations, and family. He had a passion for red vehicles the cleaner and brighter the bette
2 CONC r! He was a respected, committed Mayor of Carlyle for 22 yrs, President of S.U.M.A. for 2 ter
2 CONC ms and the first small-town Mayor of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. His busines
2 CONC s interests over the years included Carlyle Transport, the McLeod's Store (Capital Hardware)
2 CONC , Carlyle Motors, Skyline Motor Inn, Carlyle Feeders, and Brady Farms. He was s true cattlema
2 CONC n but also with a genuine love for horses, dogs and cats. He took time to listen, to share a
2 CONC n opinion and offer endless support to individuals from all walks of life. He cared! His invo
2 CONC lvements in business and community service allowed the opportunity to travel across Canada an
2 CONC d Internationally. The greatest love was spending time at their condo in Hawaii. Florida, Ari
2 CONC zona, Portugal, Germany, and a Caribbean Cruise were highlights. Many happy times were spen
2 CONC t close to home and involved their cabins at Carlyle Lake and Kenosee Lake. With the onset o
2 CONC f dementia his life challenges became much different. His family and KITTY were of utmost imp
2 CONC ortance. In August, Ted and Dorothy relocated to Regina. Now, Ted returns to where his spiri
2 CONC t always has been, Carlyle. His life's been full, he savored much. Good friends, good times
2 CONC , a loved one's touch. Rest in Peace! Thank you to Jerry Bell, Dr. Juggernath, Dr. J. Alport
2 CONC , Dr. F. Williams, Dr. Johnson, Dr. R. Hughes, Sean Armstrong, the wonderful nurses on 4A, an
2 CONC d Carolyn Moe. You will always hold a special place in our hearts. Service of Remembrance: Sa
2 CONC turday, January 8, 2011 at 1:00 pm in the Carlyle United Church, Carlyle, SK with Rev. John B
2 CONC ullas officiating. Donations may be made to Ted's memory to the Alzheimer's Society of Saskat
2 CONC chewan or the Carlyle United Church. Funeral arrangements in care of Orsted-Carlyle Funeral H
2 CONC ome, Carlyle, SK. When a loved one becomes a memory That memory becomes a treasure."  Publish
2 CONC ed in the Regina Leader-Post from January 4 to January 5, 2011
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Jan 2011
3 TIME 01:43:26
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2 DATE 30 Apr 1930
2 PLAC Arcola, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Apr 1930
2 PLAC Arcola, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NAME Charles /Brady/
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2 NICK Charlie
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1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Clear Lake, Deuel, South Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Jul 1987
1 BURI
2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NAME Frank D. /Brady/
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2 DATE 3 May 2006
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1 NAME Joseph Patrick /Brady/ Jr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Joseph Patrick
2 NSFX Jr.
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 27 Feb 1891
2 PLAC Clear Lake, Deuel, South Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1986
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 3 May 2006
3 TIME 02:01:08
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1 NAME Lois /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Lois
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1 BIRT
2 DATE Jul 1901
2 PLAC Clear Lake, Deuel, South Dakota, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Feb 2007
3 TIME 20:43:25
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1 NAME Ernestina Clara /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Ernestina Clara
2 NICK Tina
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 Aug 1906
2 PLAC Swift Creek District, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 May 2005
2 PLAC Taber, Alberta, Canada
1 BURI
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1 NOTE Dyer, Ernestina Published: 05/24/2005Taber, ABDYER _ Mrs. Ernestina "Tina" Clara Dyer (ne
2 CONC e Brady) of Taber, Alberta (formerly of Carlyle, Saskatchewan), passed away at the Taber Hosp
2 CONC ital on Sunday, May 22, 2005 at the age of 98 years. Tina was the youngest child of Josep
2 CONC h & Tina Brady. She was born at home on the farm near Carlyle, Saskatchewan on August 8, 1906
2 CONC . She was married to Aylmer Dyer on December 14, 1927. In 1975 she moved to Alameda and late
2 CONC r retired to Estevan in 1986 at the age of 80 years. In February 2003, Tina moved to Taber wh
2 CONC ere she has resided until the time of her passing. She was considered "Nana" by all and wil
2 CONC l be dearly missed and fondly remembered by all who knew her. Tina is survived by her son Dal
2 CONC ton Dyer of Estevan, Saskatchewan, her daughters Fae (John) Young of Taber, Alberta and Jud
2 CONC y (Lowell) Sheppard of Medicine Hat, Alberta; her grandchildren Janice (Gary Brown) Dyer, Ken
2 CONC t (Susan Robertson) Dyer, Bill (Tina) Dyer, Terrie (Dennis) Moffatt, Jody Dyer, Jackie Joyal
2 CONC , Stacey (Cindy) Young, Clayton (Tracey) Young, Bob (Shirley) Young, Cindy Sheppard and Dann
2 CONC y Sheppard; her great grandchildren Christine (Randy) Strilaeff and her great great granddaug
2 CONC hter Lyssa Strilaeff, Katie Brown, Holly Moffatt, Mark & Brandon Dyer, Jay Joyal, Will, Brady
2 CONC , Georde & Abby Young, Johnny & Jamie Young and Mitchell & Jessina Young. Tina is also surviv
2 CONC ed by her sisters-in-law Loretta Brady and Mabel Brady, her granddaughter-in-law Irene Dyer a
2 CONC s well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Aylmer Dyer, her so
2 CONC n Clint Dyer, grandson Craig Dyer, great grandson Clinton Moffatt, daughtersin-law Donelda Dy
2 CONC er and Ella Dyer, her parents Joseph & Tina Brady and by seven brothers and one sister. A pri
2 CONC vate family interment service will be held at the Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle where she wil
2 CONC l be laid to rest with her late husband Aylmer prior to the funeral service. The Funeral Serv
2 CONC ice will be held at the Carlyle United Church, 202 2 Street West, Carlyle, Saskatchewan on Th
2 CONC ursday, May 26, 2005 at 10:00 A.M. with Reverend John Bullas officiating. If friends so desir
2 CONC e, memorial tributes may be made in Tina's name directly to the Taber Hospital Foundation, Pa
2 CONC lliative Care Unit, 4326 50 Avenue, Taber, Alberta T1G 1N9 or to the charity of personal choi
2 CONC ce. Arrangements in care of Southland Funeral Chapel, 5006 48 Avenue, Taber, Alberta T1G 1R
2 CONC 8 Telephone: 1-888-223-0116.
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2 CONC e early 1930's.
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2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NAME Wanda Ernestina Patronella /Brady/
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1 NOTE CHALKIN, Wanda Ernestina "Nanners" Peacefully at the Hamilton General Hospital, on Wednesday
2 CONC , October 1, 2008, Wanda Chalkin, at the age of 90 years. Beloved wife of the late Clifford F
2 CONC rederick Chalkin. Dear mother of Sandy and Deryl Caruk and Tracy Chalkin and Joe Pawis, all o
2 CONC f Waterdown. Beloved Nanny to Jeffrey and Jennifer Caruk of Ancaster, and Scott and Marcie Ja
2 CONC rrett of Burlington. Great-Nanny to Evan and Whitney Caruk of Ancaster. Survived by sister Ro
2 CONC berta Feather and brother-in-law Stanley Landry and aunt to Tammy and Mike McCarron and famil
2 CONC y of Toronto. Special thanks to Alexander Place for their care and compassion over the last t
2 CONC wo years and nursing staff of 8 South at Hamilton General Hospital. Friends may visit with fa
2 CONC mily at the KITCHING, STEEPE and LUDWIG FUNERAL HOME, 146 Mill Street North, Waterdown on Sun
2 CONC day from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the Funeral Service will be held on Monday, October 6, 2008 a
2 CONC t 1 p.m. Interment Burlington Memorial Gardens. Reception to follow in the Family Centre. Ple
2 CONC ase sign the Book of Condolence at www.kitchingsteepeandludwig.com
2 CONT Date Posted: 	2008-10-02
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2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2 DATE 1968
2 PLAC Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
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1 NAME Lois Berdean /Brady/
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2 GIVN Lois Berdean
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2 DATE 15 Jun 1924
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Apr 2005
2 PLAC Arcola, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2 DATE 22 Apr 2005
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1 NOTE Beatty, LoisPublished: 04/22/2005Carlyle, SKBEATTY_Lois Berdean Beatty late of Carlyle, S
2 CONC K, passed away at Arcola, SK, on April 19, 2005 at the age of 80 years. She is survived by he
2 CONC r husband, Jack, Carlyle, Stepmother, Lorretta Brady. Children, Neil(Lois), Calgary; Bonnie (
2 CONC Ron) Kinnee, Invermere, B.C.; Trudy (David) Hektner, Houston, Texas & Brian (Michelle), Carly
2 CONC le, Sisters, Wanda Chalkin, Waterdown, Ont. Roberta Feather, Kitchener, Ont. Trillbie (Norman
2 CONC ) Morrow, Carlyle & Gail (Dallas Pickering) Beatty, Estevan. Brother-in-law, Stan Landrey. 1
2 CONC 3 grandchildren & 9 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her parents, Charles & Gertrude Brady
2 CONC , Sister, Elsie Landry, Brother, Joe (Adeline) Brady, Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 p
2 CONC .m. Friday, April 22 from the Carlyle United Church, Carlyle, SK. with the Rev. John Bullas o
2 CONC fficiating. Interment to follow in the Glen Morris Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations ma
2 CONC y be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements in the care of the Orsted Funeral Home
2 CONC , Carlyle. Darren Grimes
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2 NICK Clare
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2 DATE Dec 1926
2 PLAC Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada
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2 DATE 28 Mar 2011
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1 DEAT
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3 TIME 23:17:00
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2 DATE 9 May 2007
3 TIME 23:16:47
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1 NAME Warren Edmond /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Warren Edmond
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2 PLAC Arcola, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Apr 2007
2 PLAC Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 DATE 27 Apr 2007
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1 NOTE Warren, Brady Published: 04/24/2007 Regina, SK BRADY, WARREN_Sept. 8/33 April 23/07. Born i
2 CONC n Arcola, lived at Kenosee Lake, Carlyle & Ryerson before moving to Regina where he spent 5
2 CONC 4 years in the Auto Body trade. He was predeceased by his infant daughter Mary Ann, father Ha
2 CONC rvey, mother Cora (Edmonds) & sister Rebecca Aulie. Warren is survived by his wife, Glenna (S
2 CONC auter) of 48 years; Don (Karen), Krista (Mike) Logan, Hayley, Kaydon; Jennifer (Shane), Kolto
2 CONC n; Kayla (friend Linden Rowat); Michael Brady; Marla (Jim) Kay, Mac, Derrick, Kelly; Della (K
2 CONC en), Dustin, Carey; Laura (Lawrence) Deschene, Risa, Nina daughter Icys, Spencer, Cora; Len (
2 CONC Nancy), Corbin; Ray (Claudine), Sydney, Brendan; Also his best fishing friend Lucky and the r
2 CONC est of the puppies that ran many miles with him. His brother Carl (Bonnie), Jack Aulie (Helen
2 CONC )their families, many relatives and too many friends to mention. A prayer vigil will be hel
2 CONC d at 7 pm Wed. April 25/07. at St. Peters Catholic Church, Regina. A reception will follow i
2 CONC n the Church Hall. A graveside service will be held at Fairlight Catholic Cemetary on Frida
2 CONC y at 2p.m. with lunch & fellowship to follow. He will be lovingly remembered & sadly missed b
2 CONC y everyone who's life he touched. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, great-gran
2 CONC dfather & friend and is very dearly missed by all of us. Special appreciation to everyone wh
2 CONC o supported & assisted us in any way during this difficult period of time. If so desired, i
2 CONC n lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Regina Humane Society, Box 3143 Stn. Mai
2 CONC n, Regina, SK. S4P 9Z9. Family & friends are invited to send condolences through http://membe
2 CONC rs.shaw.ca/ warren.brady. A Heart of Gold A heart of gold stopped beating working hands at re
2 CONC st, God broke our hearts to prove to us, he only takes the best. Leaves & flowers may wither
2 CONC , The golden sun may set, But the hearts that loved you dearly, Are the one's that won't forg
2 CONC et. Arrangements are in care of Lee Funeral Home, Regina.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 9 May 2007
3 TIME 23:16:26
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1 NAME Carlton Harvey /Brady/
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2 GIVN Carlton Harvey
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2 DATE 1937
2 PLAC , Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Jul 2010
2 PLAC Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NOTE BRADY Carlton Harvey, beloved husband of Bonnie Brady and of the late Marjorie Brady, of Keno
2 CONC see Lake, Sk., passed away at Weyburn General Hospital on Thursday, July 15, at the age of 7
2 CONC 3 years. Funeral service from Carlyle United Church, Carlyle, Sk., on Tuesday, July 20 at 2:0
2 CONC 0 p.m. with Rev. Cornelia van Bentum officiating. Interment will be at a later date. If frien
2 CONC ds so desire, memorial tributes may be made to a charity of your choice, in memory of Carlton
2 CONC . Email or sign the on-line book of condolences at www.carscaddenfuneralchapel.com . Arrangem
2 CONC ents in care of G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapel, Moosomin.  Leader-Post, July 19, 2010.
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2 DATE 22 Jul 2010
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1 NAME Aylmer Stacy /Dyer/
2 SURN Dyer
2 GIVN Aylmer Stacy
2 NICK Elmer
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2 DATE 25 Dec 1900
2 PLAC , Saskatchewan, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Dec 1961
1 BURI
2 PLAC Glen Morris Cemetery, Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada 
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1 NAME Clinton /Dyer/
2 SURN Dyer
2 GIVN Clinton
1 SEX M
1 DEAT
2 PLAC ,, Canada
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Oct 2005
3 TIME 02:36:03
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1 NAME Donelda /Wallace/
2 SURN Wallace
2 GIVN Donelda
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE ABT 1930
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Jun 2003
2 PLAC Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
1 BURI
2 DATE 19 Jun 2003
2 PLAC Souris Valley Memorial Gardens, Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
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1 NOTE Dyer, Donelda IrenePublished: 06/17/2003Estevan, SK.DYER--Donelda Irene Dyer, passed awa
2 CONC y at Estevan, Monday, June 16, 2003 at the age of 73 years. Survived by her husband, Dalton
2 CONC , Estevan. Daughter, Janice (Gary Brown), Ottawa, Ont. Son, Kent (Susan Robertson), Yorkton
2 CONC . Daughter-in-law, Irene Dyer, Estevan. Two sisters, Lorraine Shipka, Surrey, B.C.; Mavis Wal
2 CONC lace, Regina. Two grandchildren, Christine (Randy) Strilaeff, Estevan; Kathleen Brown, Ottawa
2 CONC , Ont. Predeceased by her parents, Norman and Lillian Wallace; son, Craig Dyer; two brothers
2 CONC , Kenneth and William Wallace. Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, June 19
2 CONC , from St. Paul's United Church, Estevan with Rev. M. Barnabas officiating. Interment to foll
2 CONC ow in Souris Valley Memorial Gardens. If friends so desire, donations may be given to the St
2 CONC . Joseph's Hospital, Estevan. Arrangements in care of the Orsted Funeral Home, Estevan. Alla
2 CONC n Styre David McGrath
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1 NAME Adeline Adamson /Bruce/
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2 GIVN Adeline Adamson
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2 PLAC Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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2 PLAC Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
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1 NOTE Brady, Adeline AdamsonPublished: 04/16/2005Red Deer, ABBRADY_Adeline Adamson (Bruce). Pas
2 CONC sed away at Red Deer Regional Hospital Tuesday, April 12, 2005 at the age of 90 years. Predec
2 CONC eased by her husband, Joe. Survived by her three children & their families: Carole & Ron Care
2 CONC foot; Marla & Mark Volf, Brendan & Jordan, Greg & Andi Carefoot & Ethan of Sylvan Lake & Aird
2 CONC rie, Alta. Dale & Lynn Brady; Jolyn & Steve Schultz & Kendra; Richelle & Shayne McAuley, Mega
2 CONC n & Jenna of Carlyle & RaeAnn & Chris MacKay, Brady, Ian & Emma of Marshfield Wisc. Larry & M
2 CONC arilyn Brady, Erin, Tyler & Lucas of Carlyle & Regina. Sister; Estelle Hunter of Carlyle. Mem
2 CONC orial Service to be announced for summer 2005. If friends desire, donations may be made to th
2 CONC e CNIB or to Arcola Health Centre Palliative Care Fund.
1 CHAN
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1 NAME Mary Elsie /Whitlatch/
2 SURN Whitlatch
2 GIVN Mary Elsie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Apr 1882
2 PLAC Limerick, Jackson, Ohio, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 May 1969
2 PLAC Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Bayview Cemetery, Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 22:22:32
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1 NAME Hiram Edwin Pickering //
2 GIVN Hiram Edwin Pickering
2 NICK Edwin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Feb 1879
2 PLAC Vermont, Fulton, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Jul 1946
2 PLAC ,, Nebraska, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Prairie Home Cemetery, Phelps County, Nebraska, USA 
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:15:52
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1 NAME Carlton Brady /Eldridge/
2 SURN Eldridge
2 GIVN Carlton Brady
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Apr 1911
2 PLAC Auburn, DeKalb, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Aug 1998
2 PLAC Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Oxford Cemetery, Oxford, Oakland, Michigan, USA
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1 NOTE Carlton B. Eldridge, 87, of Springfield died Saturday, Aug. 1, 1998, at Memorial Medical Cent
2 CONC er. He was born April 4, 1911, in Auburn, the son of Jenkson and Elizabeth Yorty Eldridge. H
2 CONC e married M. Blythe Axford on June 23, 1943, in Lansing, Mich. Mr. Eldridge was a resident o
2 CONC f springfield for more than 40 years and was a retired professor of music at Springfield Coll
2 CONC ege in Illinois for 40 years. He was a graduate of Michigan State University in 1929, where h
2 CONC e received his master's degree in 1949. He was a concert, oratorio and radio tenor from 193
2 CONC 4 to 1970 and was a published author and lecturer on music. He had taught at Springfield Coll
2 CONC ege in Illinois since 1949, having been the acting director of the music department from 195
2 CONC 5 to 1957. He also taught at Ursuline Academy from 1950 to 1973 and had been adjunct associat
2 CONC e professor of music at Sangamon State University since 1972 and choir master of St. Mary's C
2 CONC athedral in Lansing, Mich., from 1940 to 1949. From 1934 to 1949 he was a private and conserv
2 CONC atory instructor of voice and an adjunct teacher at Michigan State University. He was a membe
2 CONC r of Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Sigma at Michigan State University, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, National A
2 CONC ssociation of Teachers of Singing since 1944, American Guild of Organists in the Lansing, Mic
2 CONC h., chapter, Illinois Junior College Music Education Association, National Catholic Music Edu
2 CONC cators Association, Illinois Association of Blind Teachers and the National Association of Bl
2 CONC ind Teachers.; He was named in Who's Who in Music, the International Dictionary of Education
2 CONC , Who's Who in the Midwest and Distionary of International Biography. Survivors: wife, M. Bly
2 CONC the; a son, David Carlton (wife, Suzanne) Eldridge of Naples, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Elpidi
2 CONC o (Bonnie Blythe) Torres of Villa Park; three grandchildren; a great-grandchild; and severa
2 CONC l nieces, nephews and cousins. Memorial Mass will be held at a later date at Ss. Peter and Pa
2 CONC ul Catholic Church, the Rev. Frank J. O'Hara will officiate, Interment; Oxford Cemetery, Oxfo
2 CONC rd, Mich. Kirlin-Egan and Butler funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.  The State Journa
2 CONC l-Register, Springfield, Illinois, Tuesday, 4 August 1998.
2 CONT 
2 CONT From: "John Myers"  To: bhugh Subject: Braille Music Library looking for home Date: Tue, 4 Au
2 CONC g 1998:  Dear Mr. Hugh: I am the family attorney for, and a good friend of, Mrs. Blythe Eldri
2 CONC dge, whose late husband, Mr. Carlton Eldridge, died last Saturday at the age of 87. Mr. Eldri
2 CONC dge had been blind since the age of six, but was a professional musician--a singer and conduc
2 CONC tor, who managed the feat of conducting choirs for 30 or 40 years using braille music painsta
2 CONC kingly transcribed by hand, note by note, work by work. Over his 65 year career, he accumulat
2 CONC ed a vast library of braille music, almost all of it vocal music, for solo and choirs, and in
2 CONC cluding oratorios, opera and the like. I know nothing of braille, but knowing Mr. Eldridge'
2 CONC s erudition and perfectionism, I can guarantee that the transcriptions are of the highest qua
2 CONC lity and utmost faithfulness to the originals. Mr. Eldridge was a professor of music at Sprin
2 CONC gfield College here in Springfield, Illinois, and was an inspiration to generations of studen
2 CONC ts. He was my wife's teacher and her friend for 45 years. He was also my vocal coach. Mr. Eld
2 CONC ridge was listed in the Who's Who in American Music, if you want to look him up. Before his d
2 CONC eath, Mr. Eldridge and Mrs. Eldridge had attempted to find a taker for Mr. Eldridge's extensi
2 CONC ve library. However, they had little success. But they weren't tuned into the Internet, eithe
2 CONC r. Since you have taken the trouble to publish a web site devoted to braille music, I figur
2 CONC e you must know a lot of people who are interested in the subject. Would you be so kind as t
2 CONC o help me and the Eldridge family find an appropriate institution to which this library can b
2 CONC e donated? Mrs. Eldridge and I would certainly appreciate any help you could give. If you wou
2 CONC ld be interested in helping us, you may e-mail me, or you may call me. Thanks. John Myers
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME Lawrence Alvin /Pritchett/
2 SURN Pritchett
2 GIVN Lawrence Alvin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Mar 1901
2 PLAC ,, Washigton, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Oct 1985
2 PLAC Bloomington, San Bernardino, California, USA
1 REFN 4404
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2 PLAC 507-05-8313
1 EVEN 
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2 PLAC Bloomington,Ca
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Nov 2007
3 TIME 23:39:49
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1 NAME Inez /Johnson/
2 SURN Johnson
2 GIVN Inez
1 SEX F
1 DEAT
2 DATE 9 Nov 1959
1 REFN 4400
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:13:20
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1 NAME Ruth Francis /Pickering/
2 SURN Pickering
2 GIVN Ruth Francis
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Aug 1906
2 PLAC Atlanta, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Jul 1979
2 PLAC Bloomington, San Bernardino, California, USA
1 REFN 4203
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1 EVEN 
2 TYPE SSN 
2 PLAC 546-76-6570
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE Last address 
2 PLAC Bloomington,Ca  92316
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:00:01
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1 NAME Marjorie Katherine /Gurney/
2 SURN Gurney
2 GIVN Marjorie Katherine
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Mar 1907
2 PLAC La Union, Murcia, Spain
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Oct 1973
2 PLAC North Bend, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID 58CF700CFF61834D85EE1EDA84B28D2F305E
1 FAMS @F20217@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2007
3 TIME 10:42:49
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1 NAME Roy /Pickering/
2 SURN Pickering
2 GIVN Roy
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 May 1901
2 PLAC Atlanta, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29 Mar 1980
2 PLAC Holdrege, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Prairie Home Cemetery, Phelps County, Nebraska, USA 
1 REFN 4202
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1 EVEN 
2 TYPE SSN 
2 PLAC 508-14-1200
1 EVEN 
2 TYPE Last address 
2 PLAC Holdrege,Ne
1 CHAN
2 DATE 28 Jun 2011
3 TIME 12:59:42
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1 NAME LIVING
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1 _UID 5EA657944EA1CF46A344355BCFC876BF3637
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1 NAME May Blythe /Axford/
2 SURN Axford
2 GIVN May Blythe
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Aug 1911
2 PLAC Oxford, Oakland, Michigan, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Feb 2004
2 PLAC Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Oxford Cemetery, Oxford, Oakland, Michigan, USA
1 _UID 8461C1DE9C2F564DB4C86A32BE23CB4F05FD
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1 RESI 
2 PLAC in Springfield, Il in 1952
1 NOTE Blythe Eldridge, 92, of Springfield died Monday, Feb. 2, 2004, at Memorial Medical Center. Sh
2 CONC e was born Aug. 23, 1911, in Oxford, Mich., the daughter of Morgan and May Blythe Axford. Sh
2 CONC e married Carlton B. Eldridge in 1943 in Lansing, Mich.; he died in 1998. An infant son, Dani
2 CONC el Eldridge, also preceded her in death. Mrs. Eldridge was a former member of Ss. Peter and P
2 CONC aul Catholic Church and Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors: a daughter, Bonnie (
2 CONC husband, Elpidio) Torres of Villa Park; a son, David (wife, Suzanne) Eldridge of Naples, Fla.
2 CONC ; four grandchildren and several cousins. Memorial services: 11 a.m. Thursday, Kirlin-Egan an
2 CONC d Butler funeral Home, Monsignor John R. Ossola officiating. Burial: Oxford Cemetery in Oxfor
2 CONC d, at a later date.  The State Journal-Register, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday, 4 Februar
2 CONC y 2004.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Aug 2007
3 TIME 19:42:40
0 @I52200@ INDI
1 NAME Jesse Clifford /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Jesse Clifford
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Jul 1907
2 PLAC Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Mar 1937
2 PLAC Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 8 Mar 1937
2 PLAC Bayview Cemetery, Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington, USA
1 _UID 51A97E37A865E248B00997A1017DA6262194
1 FAMS @F20217@
1 FAMC @F19647@
1 NOTE Jesse's twin Daughters are Patricia Elliott Yorty and Joan Ellen Yorty.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 13 Jan 2011
3 TIME 22:18:47
0 @I52212@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID FE1E68B03B59C84B890AC4218AD6358A72B5
1 FAMC @F20221@
0 @I52701@ INDI
1 NAME William Jenkson /Eldridge/
2 SURN Eldridge
2 GIVN William Jenkson
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 11 Aug 1903
2 PLAC Auburn, DeKalb, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 PLAC Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, USA
1 _UID C8C0DEBD9091B94EB129E1217F843E80E886
1 FAMS @F20293@
1 FAMC @F19618@
1 NOTE At the time of his marriage, William is listed as a chemical engineer living in Roanoke, Virg
2 CONC inia.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 21 Jan 2011
3 TIME 13:46:32
0 @I52702@ INDI
1 NAME Elsie Levada /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Elsie Levada
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Dec 1901
2 PLAC Atlanta, Phelps, Nebraska, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Feb 1986
2 PLAC Superior, Mineral, Montana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Plains Cemetery, Plains, Sanders, Montana, USA
1 _UID D0D52112AF03FB4A8650AEB317B9E538F36C
1 FAMS @F32157@
1 FAMS @F31168@
1 FAMC @F19647@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 22 Aug 2007
3 TIME 19:30:49
0 @I52703@ INDI
1 NAME Vera Adalene /Yorty/
2 SURN Yorty
2 GIVN Vera Adalene
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 29 Mar 1919
2 PLAC Level, Jefferson, Idaho, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Apr 2003
2 PLAC Duvall, King, Washington, USA
1 _UID E3CA0265AF983B46BB3AC01017FD081FDC83
1 FAMS @F32559@
1 FAMS @F30992@
1 FAMC @F19647@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 20 Aug 2007
3 TIME 20:35:34
0 @I52821@ INDI
1 NAME Fannie /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Fannie
1 SEX F
1 _UID A2C137E1738DE1458A48FE12B37A45FEF3E0
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Mar 2007
3 TIME 20:48:23
0 @I52822@ INDI
1 NAME Mary /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Mary
2 NICK May
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Feb 1895
2 PLAC ,, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Sep 1906
2 PLAC East Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID CE638CEF8F4B1C49AB818DE2C48379D51B05
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Jan 2011
3 TIME 22:09:00
0 @I52823@ INDI
1 NAME William Joseph /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1905
2 PLAC ,, Connecticut, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Sep 1906
2 PLAC East Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
1 _UID AB60A52A8A139D4F8C78CD71480BCB793CA5
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 7 Feb 2012
3 TIME 00:39:35
0 @I52824@ INDI
1 NAME /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
1 SEX U
1 _UID 4CEC5B66E11F0C42A451C1DD89AC1181A160
1 FAMC @F7519@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Nov 2003
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 05B8B6CE95AA6D4F91190B3B29C843B717AE
1 FAMS @F32304@
0 @I53207@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX F
1 _UID 300F2F776BF9F244A8D5AE15258EF042A4FD
1 FAMS @F30778@
0 @I53208@ INDI
1 NAME LIVING
1 SEX M
1 _UID FEF28418EF837C49A875EC7281335C72C0B8
1 FAMS @F31581@
0 @I53741@ INDI
1 NAME Mildred D. /Phipps/
2 SURN Phipps
2 GIVN Mildred D.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Jun 1906
2 PLAC ,, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Apr 1989
2 PLAC Levittown, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Sunset Memorial Park, Somerton, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 6BB82BD6C546004A8A3E6B43FDB9CBAB1BBB
1 FAMS @F10163@
1 NOTE Mildred Brady
2 CONT Bristol Borough Resident
2 CONT 
2 CONT Midlred Brady, 82, of Bristol Borough, died Monday in the Statesman Nursing Home, Middletown
2 CONC .  born in Bristol, Mrs. Brady was a lifelong resident.  She and her husband owned Brady's Se
2 CONC rvice Station, in Bristol, and the Bristol Mothers Association.  Wife of the late William F
2 CONC . Brady Sr., she is survived by one son, William F. Brady Jr., of Bristol Borough; and one gr
2 CONC anddaughter, Valerie Brady, of Baltimore.  Relatives and friendsare invited to attend the fun
2 CONC eral at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. James Episcopal Church.  The Rev. Nicholas B. Phelps, rector
2 CONC , will officiate.  Entombment will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Lower Southampton.   Friends m
2 CONC ay call from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Molden Funeral Chapel Inc., 133 Otter St., Bristol
2 CONC .  Memorial contributions may be made to the memorial fund of St. jamesn
2 CONT episcopal Church, Walnut and Cedar streets, Bristol 19007.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 11:46:35
0 @I53841@ INDI
1 NAME Anne /Kessler/
2 SURN Kessler
2 GIVN Anne
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1/2 Oct 1928
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2003
1 _UID 9939293EC5831945B13C5E3599E6C870160E
1 FAMS @F1239@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 4 Jan 2004
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 SEX F
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1 SEX F
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2 PEDI adopted
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1 SEX M
1 _UID 847D64A703871443BDC37C1C3CF4846F288E
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2 PEDI adopted
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1 NAME James Arthur /Morris/ Sr.
2 SURN Morris
2 GIVN James Arthur
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 4 Mar 1921
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Feb 1999
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2 SURN Macool
2 GIVN David Anthony
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2 DATE 18 Oct 1946
2 PLAC San Fernando, Trinidad & Tabago
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2 DATE 15 Mar 2007
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1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Romulus, Seneca, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 19 Jul 2004
2 PLAC Tucson, Pima, Arizona, USA
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2 PLAC , Meeker, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
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2 CONC , Minnesota.  John and his wife Mabel H. McDonald Oren live at 1111 Russell Avenue N, Minneap
2 CONC olis, Minnesota.
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1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Anacortes, Skagit, Washington, USA
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1 NAME Paul Anthony /Lavelle/
2 SURN Lavelle
2 GIVN Paul Anthony
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Dec 1904
2 PLAC ,, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Feb 1993
2 PLAC , Washington, Oregon, USA
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2 DATE 14 Oct 2010
3 TIME 00:25:52
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1 NAME Arminta Mary /McMann/
2 SURN McMann
2 GIVN Arminta Mary
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 May 1911
2 PLAC Butte, Silver Bow, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Dec 2005
2 PLAC Kernville, Kern, California, USA
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1 NAME William Kurt /Roessler/
2 SURN Roessler
2 GIVN William Kurt
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 30 Aug 1912
2 PLAC Berlin, Germany
1 DEAT
2 DATE 14 Feb 2001
2 PLAC Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 _UID 0EF4587AB1CA2A47B49C0078332ADC5B1CE4
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME Paul David /Roessler/
2 SURN Roessler
2 GIVN Paul David
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 26 Oct 1940
2 PLAC Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 29/30 Aug 1991
2 PLAC Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 _UID 1E11D123FCC88D489D48D83803EB9FA8E641
1 FAMC @F10208@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 2 Jan 2005
3 TIME 01:00:00
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1 NAME Albert Charles /Roessler/
2 SURN Roessler
2 GIVN Albert Charles
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Aug 1944
2 PLAC Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Jun 2010
2 PLAC Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
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1 NOTE "Albert C. Roessler
2 CONT June 22, 2010
2 CONT Albert C. Roessler, 65, died Sunday, June 20, 2010. He was a resident of Indianapolis.  He i
2 CONC s survived by his mother, Margaret (Nicholson) Roessler of Indianapolis.  He was preceded i
2 CONC n death by his father, William K. Roessler; and a brother, Paul D. Roessler.  A funeral servi
2 CONC ce will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial Center
2 CONC , 7602 Madison Ave., Indianapolis. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the mortu
2 CONC ary.  Memorial contributions may be made to Murat Shrine Hospital Transportation, 510 N. Ne
2 CONC w Jersey St., Indianapolis, IN 46209."  Daily Journal, July 1, 2010.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 26 Sep 2010
3 TIME 17:26:45
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1 NAME Katherine Frances /Keary/
2 SURN Keary
2 GIVN Katherine Frances
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Jun 1900
2 PLAC , Murray, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Nov 1981
2 PLAC San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Holy Cross Cemetery, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
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1 NOTE Katherine appears to have come to San Francisco,California about 1941.  She was employed in 1
2 CONC 941 as a clerk and lived at 1034 Sutter Street.  By 1942, Katherine was employeed as a stenog
2 CONC rapher and lives at Sutter Street until about 1944.  About 1945, Katherine moves to 475 Dolor
2 CONC es Steet, Apt. 2 in San Francisco and is joined by her mother, Mary E. Brady Keary.  The tw
2 CONC o of them live together for the next twenty years until  Mary's death in 1965.  By 1967 Kathe
2 CONC rine is employed as a State Civil Servant and has moved to Apartment 5 at 475 Dolores Street
2 CONC .  At the time of the deaths of both her mother and brother,  funeral notices are placed by h
2 CONC er in The San Francisco Examiner.  At the time of Katherine's death, no notice is made of th
2 CONC e funeral in either the San Francisco Chronicle or Examiner.  It is assumed that she is burie
2 CONC d with her mother Mary and brother John at Holy Cross Cemetery in San Francisco.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 5 Mar 2007
3 TIME 18:51:26
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1 NAME John E. /Keary/
2 SURN Keary
2 GIVN John E.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 10 Aug 1901
2 PLAC , Murray, Minnesota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Jun 1967
2 PLAC City of Hope, Duarte, Los Angeles, California, u.S.a.
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Jun 1967
2 PLAC Holy Cross Cemetery, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA
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1 NOTE Enlisted in the United States Army on 21 Sep 1942 in San Francisco, California.
2 CONT 
2 CONT KEARY, John E.--In the City of Hope, June 26, 1967, John E. Keary, dearly beloved brother o
2 CONC f Katherine F.         Keary, loving son of the late William E. and Mary E. Keary; a native o
2 CONC f Murray County, Minn., aged 65 years.
2 CONT Friends ae invited to attend the funeral Thursday, June 29, 1967 at 8:30 a.m. at DUGGAN'S 343
2 CONC 4 17th St. nr. Valencia, thence to Mission Delores Basilica where Requiem Mass will be offere
2 CONC d at 9 a.m.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.  Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
2 CONT DUUGAN'S                                  HE 1-4900
2 CONT               3434 SEVENTEENTH ST.
2 CONT San Francisco Examiner, Wed., June 28, 1967, page 55.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 30 Sep 2007
3 TIME 16:18:53
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1 NAME Russell A. /Grant/
2 SURN Grant
2 GIVN Russell A.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Jul 1911
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Jul 1917
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 24 Jul 1917
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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1 NOTE Russell died of diptheria.  At the time of death the family was living at 6927 Berthold Stree
2 CONC t in St. Louis, Missouri.  Russell is buried in the same burial plot with parent Loretta an
2 CONC d Ulysses Grant at SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery.  Record obtained from the Archdiocese of St
2 CONC . Louis.
1 CHAN
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3 TIME 14:28:37
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1 NAME Kenneth Edwin /Engebretson/
2 SURN Engebretson
2 GIVN Kenneth Edwin
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Oct 1919
2 PLAC Hingham, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Oct 1993
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Highland Cemetery, Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 _UID CEDE4A433E044946AB0801CE6409FF7C747A
1 FAMS @F30338@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 23 Feb 2006
3 TIME 10:19:45
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1 NAME Claude E. /Miner/
2 SURN Miner
2 GIVN Claude E.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Aug 1940
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 10 Jun 2003
2 PLAC Big Sandy, Chouteau, Montana, USA
1 _UID 6CBB5EE60BC95440B305F97BC0ADD3599834
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1 NOTE CLAUDE E. MINER obituary BIG SANDY - Claude E. Miner, 62, farmer and veteran, died Tuesday, J
2 CONC une 10, 2003, at home of cancer. A gathering and rosary will be today at 7:30 p.m. The funera
2 CONC l will be on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the St. Margaret Mary's Catholic Church in Big Sandy. Cla
2 CONC ude was born in Havre to George and Edith Adell (Anderson) Miner on Aug. 19, 1940. He was rai
2 CONC sed and lived most of his life in the Kenilworth area. He attended school at the Ferndale an
2 CONC d Lincoln schools in the country until the family moved to town where he graduated from the B
2 CONC ig Sandy High School. He attended college at the State School of Science in Wahpeton, N.D., a
2 CONC nd the Great Falls Commercial College in Great Falls. Claude was drafted into the U.S. Army a
2 CONC nd served from November 1963 to 1965 with the 103rd Engineer Co. (C5) at Fort Leonard Wood, M
2 CONC o. Claude farmed with his mother, worked in town on elevators and at the telephone company, a
2 CONC nd did bartending during the winter months. Claude married Marilyn Brady on Jan 2, 1981. The
2 CONC y farmed together until his retirement. Claude was a member of the American Legion Post 50 an
2 CONC d was on the honor guard for a number of years. He was a shy person, but was known for his se
2 CONC nse of humor. He enjoyed reading, sporting events, float trips on the river, climbing mountai
2 CONC ns to view the prairie, and the love of his wife. He was proud to have joined the Catholic ch
2 CONC urch. Survivors include his wife, Marilyn; brothers, Burl (Nora) Miner of Butte and Gary "But
2 CONC ch" (Vindy) Miner of Alberton; sisters-in-law, Doris Suek of Portland, Ore., Annmarie (Randy
2 CONC ) Robinson of Havre, Patty (Martin) Alley of Joplin; brothers-in-law, Terry (Roberta) Brady o
2 CONC f Missoula, Jim (Mary) Brady of Malta, Jack (Linda) Brady of Havre, and Tom Brady of Havre; f
2 CONC ather- and mother-in-law, Ted and Mary Brady of Havre; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, tw
2 CONC o dogs and two cats. Memorials may be made to the Kenilworth Hall, c/o Marvin Works, Works Ro
2 CONC ad, Big Sandy, MT 59520, or to the Hospice in Great Falls, or to the Gift of Life in Great Fa
2 CONC lls.		
2 CONT Copyright © 2005 Havre Daily News
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Oct 2005
3 TIME 01:44:46
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1 NAME Terrance Francis /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Terrance Francis
2 NICK Ted
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Mar 1917
2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 Jul 2003
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 _UID 33449B3819859F42B1F0AA27D38DA1E622DB
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1 NOTE COTTONWOOD
2 CONT Special to The Daily News
2 CONT A party in the honor of Missus Dorothy Staples and Elizabeth Rusu at the Wm. Staples home Sat
2 CONC urday night.  The guest present were Mr. and Mrs. E. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Springer, M
2 CONC r. and Mrs. John Staples and family, Miss Buelah Springer, Vurl Springer, George, Roy, and A
2 CONC c Moore, Bobby Wharton, Erwin Malsam, Earl and Ted Brady, and John Springer.  Dancing and car
2 CONC d playingwere the feature of the evening.  Lunch was served at midnight.  Havre Daily News Pr
2 CONC omoter, January 8, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and his sons Earl, Ted and James were visitors in Havre last Sunday.  Havre Daily N
2 CONC ews Promoter, May 10, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT School examinations for the seventh and eight grades were given at Cottonwood school No. 1 Th
2 CONC ursday and Friday.  The children who took the examinations were Marion Malsam, Cleo Larsen, M
2 CONC ildred Vaughn, Anna Pruys, Roselia Marsden, Barbara Keller, Eve Velk, Viola Mueller, Virgini
2 CONC a Johnson, John Parsons, Glen Springer, Earl Brady, Erwin Garding, Raymond Staples, Erling Pe
2 CONC terson,  Anton Van Risswick, Clarence Staples, Ted Brady, Gerald Staples, Virgil Wilkins, Wil
2 CONC lie Prups, and Everett Converse.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 22, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT LARGE CLASS CONFIRMED AT ST. JUDE'S CHURCH SUNDAY
2 CONT St. Jude Thaddeus church on Thursday was the scene of the largest confirmation class in the h
2 CONC istory of the parish.  One hundred sixty three candidates received from the hands of Archbish
2 CONC op Lenihan, the Sacrament of Confirmation.  The ceremony was preceded by an examination of th
2 CONC e candidates by the Archbishop.  Questions were asked from the Catechism of Christian Doctrin
2 CONC e.  The little book is the summary of the Distrine of the Catholic church.  It contains princ
2 CONC ipally what is taught in the Bible.  It is the Bible simplified and classified, so as to be m
2 CONC ade clear and easy, even to the youngest children.
2 CONT After the examination the Archbishop gave a talkt o the congregation on the nature and effect
2 CONC s of this Sacrament and the importance of its reception.  Following the talk the Sacrament wa
2 CONC s conferred.
2 CONT This Sacrament is a very ancient rite in the Catholic church.  I has been conferred from th
2 CONC e earliest ages on the members of the church.  It has always been conferred by a Bishop, excl
2 CONC usively, except in remote regions where a Bishop was not stationed.  In these places a Pries
2 CONC t is sometimes empowered by the Pope to confer the Sacrament.  It consists of a prayer invoki
2 CONC ng the aid of the Holy Spirit as the Bishop extends his hands over those who are to be confir
2 CONC med.  The the forehead of each candidate is anointed by the Bishop in the form of a cross wit
2 CONC h a mixture of holy oil and balm, which is previously consecrated on Holy Thursday by the Bis
2 CONC hop.
2 CONT The following is a list of those who were confirmed:
2 CONT ...Earl Brady, Louise Pruys, Tarnce Brady...Havre Daily News Promoter, June 7, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Terrance "Ted" Brady, 86, died Saturday, July 12, 2003, at a Havre care center of natural cau
2 CONC ses.
2 CONT A prayer vigil will be 7 p.m. Thursday at the Holland and Bonine Funeral Chapel. A funeral Ma
2 CONC ss will be 2 p.m. Friday at the St. Jude Catholic Church with
2 CONT the Rev. Robert D. Grosch officiating. Burial will follow at the Calvary Cemetery in Havre
2 CONC . A fellowship will be held at the St. Jude Parish Center immediately after the graveside ser
2 CONC vices.
2 CONT Ted was born March 19, 1917, to Joseph and Elizabeth (Britton) Brady in Cottonwood.
2 CONT In 1938 he married Mary McKernan in Havre. He worked as a conductor on the Burlington Norther
2 CONC n Railroad for 37 years and retired in 1982.
2 CONT He was a loving, caring husband and father and loved to help others. His hobbies included fis
2 CONC hing, hunting and carpentry.
2 CONT He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters, two brothers, daughter, Cathy Ann, an
2 CONC d a son-in-law.
2 CONT Survivors include his wife, Mary of Havre; children, Doris Suek of Portland, Ore.; Terry (Rob
2 CONC erta) of Missoula, Jim (Mary) of Malta, Jack (Linda) of Havre, Marilyn and the late Claude Mi
2 CONC ner of Big Sandy, Tom of Havre, Annmarie (Randy) Robinson of Havre, and Patty (Martin) Alle
2 CONC y of Joplin; 13 grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and brother, Bill Brady of Hamilton.
2 CONT Memorials in Ted's honor may be made to the Gift of Life P.O. Box 7008 Great Falls, MT 59406-
2 CONC 7008 or to the St. Jude Parish Center 624 Fourth St., Havre, MT 59501.
2 CONT Services and arrangements are under the direction of Holland and Bonine Funeral Home.
2 CONT Copyright © 2005 Havre Daily News
1 CHAN
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3 TIME 22:12:29
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2 DATE 13 Oct 1898
2 PLAC Chicago Heights,, Illinois, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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2 PLAC Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA
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1 NOTE McDunn obituary
2 CONT By HDN staff
2 CONT KATELYN MCDUNN 
2 CONT GREAT FALLS ÷ Katelyn Anne McDunn, 10 months, died Friday, Aug. 27, 1999, at a Great Falls ho
2 CONC spital due to drowning. 
2 CONT Rosary will be held 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday and Monday until service time. Funeral services w
2 CONC ill be 2 p.m. Monday at the OâConnor Memorial Chapel. Interment will follow in Highland Cemet
2 CONC ery. 
2 CONT McDunn was born Oct. 28, 1998, in Great Falls to Steve and Lisa McDunn. She enjoyed going t
2 CONC o the stock car races, being with her best friend, her sister, and giggling. 
2 CONT Survivors include her parents, Lisa and Steve McDunn of Great Falls; a sister, Kelsie McDun
2 CONC n of Great Falls; grandparents, Cliff Engebretson of Havre, Bruce and Debbie McCracken of Gre
2 CONC at Falls and Ed and Doris McDunn of Cascade; great grandparents, Martha and Bill Ameline of G
2 CONC reat Falls, Virginia McCracken of Turner and Laura Engebretson of Havre; and several aunts an
2 CONC d uncles. 
2 CONT Memorials are suggested to Great Falls Christian Academy at PO Box 3373 Great Falls, MT 59403
2 CONC . 
2 CONT O'Connor Funeral Home of Great Falls is in charge of arrangements. 
2 CONT havredailynews.com/articles/1999/08/30/	Copyright © 2005 Havre Daily News
1 CHAN
2 DATE 6 Oct 2005
3 TIME 22:14:49
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2 NICK Jim
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2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
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1 NOTE Joe Brady and his sons Earl, Ted and James were visitors in Havre last Sunday.  Havre Daily N
2 CONC ews Promoter, May 10, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT James Brady had the misfortune to sprain his ankle at school one day last week.  The Havre Da
2 CONC ily News, November 20, 1930.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 01:16:45
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1 NAME "Earl" Joseph Raymond /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN "Earl" Joseph Raymond
2 NICK Earl
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Aug 1914
2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Chinook, Blaine, Montana, USA
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1 NOTE Earl Brady and his brother visited at the Claude Springer home last Sunday afternoon.  Havr
2 CONC e Daily News Promoter, June 8, 1927.
2 CONT 
2 CONT COTTONWOOD
2 CONT Special to The Daily News
2 CONT A party in the honor of Missus Dorothy Staples and Elizabeth Rusu at the Wm. Staples home Sat
2 CONC urday night.  The guest present were Mr. and Mrs. E. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Springer, M
2 CONC r. and Mrs. John Staples and family, Miss Buelah Springer, Vurl Springer, George, Roy, and A
2 CONC c Moore, Bobby Wharton, Erwin Malsam, Earl and Ted Brady, and John Springer.  Dancing and car
2 CONC d playing were the feature of the evening.  Lunch was served at midnight.  Havre Daily News P
2 CONC romoter, January 8, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Earl Brady was operated on Sunday evening at the Kennedy Deaconess hospital.  Havre Daily New
2 CONC s Promoter, March 4, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Joe Brady and his sons Earl, Ted and James were visitors in Havre last Sunday.  Havre Daily N
2 CONC ews Promoter, May 10, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Earl Brady spent Saturday in Havre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 11, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT School examinations for the seventh and eight grades were given at Cottonwood school No. 1 Th
2 CONC ursday and Friday.  The children who took the examinations were Marion Malsam, Cleo Larsen, M
2 CONC ildred Vaughn, Anna Pruys, Roselia Marsden, Barbara Keller, Eve Velk, Viola Mueller, Virgini
2 CONC a Johnson, John Parsons, Glen Springer, Earl Brady, Erwin Garding, Raymond Staples, Erling Pe
2 CONC terson,  Anton Van Risswick, Clarence Staples, Ted Brady, Gerald Staples, Virgil Wilkins, Wil
2 CONC lie Prups, and Everett Converse.  Havre Daily News Promoter, May 22, 1930.
2 CONT 
2 CONT LARGE CLASS CONFIRMED AT ST. JUDE'S CHURCH SUNDAY
2 CONT St. Jude Thaddeus church on Thursday was the scene of the largest confirmation class in the h
2 CONC istory of the parish.  One hundred sixty three candidates received from the hands of Archbish
2 CONC op Lenihan, the Sacrament of Confirmation.  The ceremony was preceded by an examination of th
2 CONC e candidates by the Archbishop.  Questions were asked from the Catechism of Christian Doctrin
2 CONC e.  The little book is the summary of the Distrine of the Catholic church.  It contains princ
2 CONC ipally what is taught in the Bible.  It is the Bible simplified and classified, so as to be m
2 CONC ade clear and easy, even to the youngest children.
2 CONT After the examination the Archbishop gave a talkt o the congregation on the nature and effect
2 CONC s of this Sacrament and the importance of its reception.  Following the talk the Sacrament wa
2 CONC s conferred.
2 CONT This Sacrament is a very ancient rite in the Catholic church.  I has been conferred from th
2 CONC e earliest ages on the members of the church.  It has always been conferred by a Bishop, excl
2 CONC usively, except in remote regions where a Bishop was not stationed.  In these places a Pries
2 CONC t is sometimes empowered by the Pope to confer the Sacrament.  It consists of a prayer invoki
2 CONC ng the aid of the Holy Spirit as the Bishop extends his hands over those who are to be confir
2 CONC med.  The the forehead of each candidate is anointed by the Bishop in the form of a cross wit
2 CONC h a mixture of holy oil and balm, which is previously consecrated on Holy Thursday by the Bis
2 CONC hop.
2 CONT The following is a list of those who were confirmed:
2 CONT ...Earl Brady, Louise Pruys, Tarnce Brady...Havre Daily News Promoter, June 7, 1930.
1 CHAN
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1 NAME Iris Mary /Brady/
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 23 Oct 1926
2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 22 Apr 1929
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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1 NOTE Little Iris Brady of Havre, who is a patient at Sacred Heart hospital with pneumonia is repor
2 CONC ted better today.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 16, 1929.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Brady Child Dies of Meningitis Monday
2 CONT Iris Mary Brady, age two years and five months, died of meningitis Monday here.  Burial was h
2 CONC eld Monday afternoon at Calvary cemetery.  A prayer was given at the grave by Father Sansone
2 CONC .  Little Iris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady, whoe reside on a farm north of H
2 CONC avre.  Havre Daily News Promoter, April 23, 1929.
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3 TIME 22:12:49
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1 NAME Laura Lucille /Brady/
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2 GIVN Laura Lucille
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 20 Apr 1930
2 PLAC Cottonwood, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Mar 2001
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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1 NOTE LAURA ENGEBRETSON, Obituary
2 CONT By HDN Staff
2 CONT LAURA ENGEBRETSON 
2 CONT Laura Brady Engebretson, 71, died Tuesday, March 6, 2001 at a Havre care facility of natura
2 CONC l causes. 
2 CONT Funeral service will be 1 a.m. Saturday at the First Lutheran Church with Pastor Rodney Mru
2 CONC k officiating. Burial is to follow at the Highland Cemetery. 
2 CONT Engebretson was born April 20, 1929 to Joseph and Mary (Britton) Brady in Havre. She spent he
2 CONC r early years in the Cottonwood area north of Havre. Her family farmed along the Milk River n
2 CONC ear Lohman. 
2 CONT She married Kenneth Engebretson in Havre Nov. 10, 1946. Their first home was in Gildford. The
2 CONC y moved to the family farm south of Gildford in 1955. They moved into Havre in 1988. 
2 CONT Engebretson was past president of the Extension Homemakers Club, member of the Montana Stat
2 CONC e Seatbelt Coalition, past two-time local president of Eagles Auxiliary, past two-time loca
2 CONC l president of the VFW Auxiliary. She was active in the Lutheran Church and dedicated communi
2 CONC ty volunteer. 
2 CONT Engebretson enjoyed crafts such as knitting, crocheting, needlework and quilting. She also en
2 CONC joyed spending time with her family and traveling. 
2 CONT She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Kenneth Engebretson; two brothers; two sis
2 CONC ters; one granddaughter; one great-granddaughter; her friend, Betty Jean Coffee. 
2 CONT Survivors include her brothers, Ted and Bill Brady, both of Havre; sons, Donald Engebretson o
2 CONC f Burlington, Iowa, and Clifford, Gary and Craig Engebretson, all of Havre; daughter, Helen G
2 CONC amman of Arlington, Wash.; 10 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephe
2 CONC ws. 
2 CONT Memorials may be made to The American Diabetes Association, National Center, P.O. Box 25757
2 CONC , Alexandria, VA 22314, or to a donor's choice. 
2 CONT Services and arrangements are under the direction of the Holland and Bonine Funeral Home.
2 CONT Copyright © 2005 Havre Daily News
1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2008
3 TIME 22:12:55
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1 NAME Cathy Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Cathy Ann
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Feb 1953
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Apr 1958
2 PLAC Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Calvary Cemetery, Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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1 NAME Bessie Dorine /Perkins/
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Jul 1916
2 PLAC Hazelton,, Idaho, USA
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1 NOTE BESSIE BRADY, Obituary
2 CONT By HDN Staff
2 CONT CHINOOK — Bessie D. Brady, 85, Chinook, died Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, at a Havre care cente
2 CONC r of natural causes. 
2 CONT Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Saturday in Edwards Funeral Home Chapel, with burial followi
2 CONC ng in Kuper Memorial Cemetery. 
2 CONT Brady was born July 13, 1916, in Hazel, Idaho, to David and Laura (Allen) Perkins. She at-ten
2 CONC ded 
2 CONT school at Moab, Utah. 
2 CONT On Sept. 20, 1935, she married Earl Brady in Moab, Utah. They farmed east of Havre until thei
2 CONC r retirement in 1972. They moved 
2 CONT to Bigfork and returned to Chinook in 1983. 
2 CONT Brady was a member of the Mormon Ladies Relief Society and Lohman Loyal Lites. 
2 CONT She enjoyed taking her grandchildren fishing, playing pinochle, sewing, quilting, gardening a
2 CONC nd preparing meals for family and friends. 
2 CONT Brady was preceded in death by her husband, Earl Brady, in 1996; an infant son; five brothers
2 CONC , and three sisters. 
2 CONT Survivors include her daughter, Linda Peterson of East Helena; sons, David Brady of Bonduel
2 CONC , Wis., Raymond Brady of Havre, John Brady of Big Piney, Wyo.; sister, Joy Borcherdt of Moab
2 CONC , Utah; brothers, Allen, Clyde and Tom Perkins, all of Toole, Utah; 12 grandchildren; 17 grea
2 CONC t-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. 
2 CONT Memorials may be made to the Shriners' Children's Hospital or to one's choice. 
2 CONT Arrangements are by Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook. 
2 CONT Copyright © 2005 Havre Daily News
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3 TIME 21:40:16
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2 DATE 4 Jun 1938
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 Jun 1938
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
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2 DATE 17 Sep 1951
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 11 Dec 2001
2 PLAC Chinook, Blaine, Montana, USA
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1 NAME Myla Eileen /Groninger/
2 SURN Groninger
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2 DATE 21 Sep 1918
2 PLAC Burt, Ward, North Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Dec 2008
2 PLAC Minot, Ward, North Dakota, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Rosehill Memorial Park, Minot, Ward, North Dakota, USA
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1 NOTE Myla Hicks
2 CONT Sept. 21, 1918-Dec. 8, 2008
2 CONT December 11, 2008
2 CONT Minot Daily News
2 CONT Save | Post a comment | Bookmark and Share
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla Hicks, 90, Minot, died Monday, Dec. 8, 2008, in Trinity Homes, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was born Sept. 21, 1918, in Burt Township of Ward County, near Des Lacs, to Foster and B
2 CONC ertha (Spicher) Groninger. She received her formal education in the Drady Country School.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was united in marriage to James E. Brady on Sept. 14, 1939. They made their home eight m
2 CONC iles north of Havre, Mont., where they farmed and milked cows. They lived on the farm until m
2 CONC oving to Minot in 1949.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was employed at Troen Retirement Home (now known as Trinity Homes) as a kitchen assistan
2 CONC t. She transferred to Trinity Hospital and worked in the dietary department until her retirem
2 CONC ent in 1983. James died on July 24, 1971.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was united in marriage to Oliver Hicks. In retirement, Myla remained active as a volunte
2 CONC er for Trinity for many years, taking the responsibility of escorting patients to their appoi
2 CONC ntments. Oliver died on Oct. 8, 1977.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was an active member and volunteer of First Presbyterian Church, Minot. Her interest inc
2 CONC luded gardening and embroidery. She will be deeply missed by all who shared in her life.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla's loving family includes: grandchildren, John (Martha) Terranova, Jr., Syracuse, N.Y., J
2 CONC ames (Shannon) Terranova, Liverpool, N.Y., Lloyd Arndt, Minot, Jason (Rachelle) Arndt, of Hor
2 CONC ace, and Tennille (Chris) DeSimone, Liverpool; great-grandchildren, Andreana, Anthony, Jame
2 CONC s Jr., Farrah and Joseph Terranova, and NaTya, Kaylee and Kylee Arndt, and arriving newborn
2 CONC , Anthony Mario DeSimone; sisters, Doris Williams, Minot, and LaVonne Andreasen, Ogdensburg
2 CONC , N.J.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Myla was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, James Brady and Oliver Hicks; daughters
2 CONC , Judith Terranova and Janice Brady; and sister, Alice Williams.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Funeral service: Friday, Dec. 12, 2008, at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Interment: Rosehill Memorial Park, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Visitation: Today from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Memorials are preferred to First Presbyterian Church, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Those wishing to sign the online memorial register or share memories are invited
2 CONT 
2 CONT to use the expressions
2 CONT 
2 CONT of sympathy section at (www.thomasfamilyfuneralhome.com).
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 20:37:38
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1 NAME Janice Kay /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Janice Kay
1 SEX F
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2 DATE 23 Jan 1946
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Nov 2005
2 PLAC Liverpool, Onondaga, New York, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 10:03:44
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1 NAME Judith Ann /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Judith Ann
2 NICK Judy
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2 DATE 29 Jun 1944
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 May 2008
2 PLAC Liverpool, Onondaga, New York, USA
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1 NOTE Judith (Brady) Terranova
2 CONT June 29, 1944-May 26, 2008
2 CONT May 30, 2008
2 CONT Minot Daily News
2 CONT 
2 CONT Judith Ann Terranova, 63, of Liverpool, N.Y., formerly of Minot, passed away Monday, May 26
2 CONC , 2008, at her son’s home in Liverpool.
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was born June 29, 1944, in Havre, Mont., to James and Myla Brady. She was raised in Minot
2 CONC .
2 CONT 
2 CONT Survivors: sons, John, North Syracuse, N.Y., and James (Shannon), Liverpool; daughter, Tenill
2 CONC e (Chris) DeSimone, Liverpool; mother, Myla Hicks, Minot; grandchildren, John, Nicholas, Andr
2 CONC eana, Farrah, James, Anthony, Joseph and Little Hopper.
2 CONT 
2 CONT She was preceded in death by her father; and her sister, Janice Brady.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Funeral: Today, 9 a.m., in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Liverpool.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Burial: Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Clay, N.Y. (Maurer Funeral Home, Baldwinsville, N.Y.)
2 CONT © Copyright 2011 Minot Daily News. All rights reserved.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 01:22:34
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1 NAME Louella May /Stevens/
2 SURN Stevens
2 GIVN Louella May
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2 DATE 3 Feb 1924
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 25 Apr 1976
2 PLAC Hamilton, Ravalli, Montana, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2007
3 TIME 10:39:34
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1 NAME Karen Kay /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Karen Kay
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2 DATE 20 Apr 1950
2 PLAC Havre, Hill, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 3 Mar 2008
2 PLAC Missoula, Missoula, Montana, USA
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1 NAME John Wesly /Armstrong/
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2 DATE Jul 1985
2 PLAC Mena, Polk, Arkansas, USA
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1 CHAN
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1 NAME John Amodeo /Terranova/ Sr.
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2 PLAC Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Sep 2004
2 PLAC Liverpool, Onondaga, New York, USA
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1 NOTE John A. Terranova Sr., 69, 113 Kearney Ave., Liverpool, passed away Monday at his home. Bor
2 CONC n in Syracuse, Mr. Terranova was a truck driver for Eckerd's. He was predeceased by his fathe
2 CONC r, Amodio Terranova. Mr. Terranova is survived by his wife, Dolores Terranova of Liverpool; t
2 CONC wo sons, John A. Terranova Jr. of Syracuse and James A. Terranova of Liverpool; four daughter
2 CONC s: Sharon Lehtonien of Auburn, Debra Anzalone of NH, Tenille DeSimone of Liverpool and Michel
2 CONC l Gaumer of PA; two stepchildren, Richard T. Warner Jr. and Judithann A. Gloska, both of Syra
2 CONC cuse; his mother, Adeline Terranova of Syracuse; two sisters, Concetta Ribsaman and Angie Ter
2 CONC ranova, both of Syracuse; 17 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 12:12:45
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1 NAME Charles Thomas /Arndt/
2 SURN Arndt
2 GIVN Charles Thomas
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Oct 1935
2 PLAC Sykes, Mountrail, North Dakota, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Nov 2003
2 PLAC Minot, Ward, North Dakota, USA
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1 NOTE Charles Thomas Arndt • 1935 - 2003
2 CONT 
2 CONT Charles Thomas Arndt, 68, Minot formerly of Stanley, died Sunday, November 23, 2003, in a Min
2 CONC ot nursing home, following a 2 ½ year battle with cancer.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Charles was born October 7, 1935, in Sykes Township, Mountrail County, rural Stanley, ND, th
2 CONC e son of Carl and Marie (Blum) Arndt. While growing up he worked on the family farm and gradu
2 CONC ated from Stanley High School. Following high school he continued to work on the family farm.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Charles was once married to Janice Bradey. He was most recently employed at Sundre Sand and G
2 CONC ravel in Minot. He had previously been employed at Cenex and Foley Equipment, as a mechanic
2 CONC , both in Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Charles enjoyed fishing and hunting. He also loved playing pool and darts and played in man
2 CONC y tournaments. While growing up he was a member of the Future Farmers of America.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Survivors: Special friend, Eleanor Graupe, Minot; sons, Lloyd Arndt, Minot and Jason (Rachell
2 CONC e) Arndt, Fargo, and their daughters, Natya, and twin daughters, Kaylee and Kylee; daughter
2 CONC , Tenille (Chris) Desimone, New York State; brother, Richard (Karen) Arndt, Stanley, ND; sist
2 CONC ers, Lillian (Stefen) Jastrzebski, Crosby, Caroline (Kenneth) Sadle, Nebraska, Angeline Maki
2 CONC , Watford City, Marily Bryant, rural Stanley, Esther (Raymond) Maki, Washington State, Dori
2 CONC s (Jim) Walter, Stanley, Gloria (Walter Brit) Worley, Florida, and Laura Erber, Washington St
2 CONC ate; numerous nieces and nephews survive; three aunts, Edra, Gladys and Ieleen also survive
2 CONC . He was preceded in death by his parents and an infant son.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Funeral: Saturday, November 29, 2003, at 10:30 a.m., at Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Visitation: Friday, November 28, 2003, from noon to 7:00 p.m., at Thompson-Larson Funeral Hom
2 CONC e, Minot.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Burial: Rosehill Memorial Park, Minot, ND.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Officiant: Rev. Janet Hernes Mathistad, Pastor at Bethany Lutheran Church, Minot, ND
2 CONT 
2 CONT Music
2 CONT CD Selections
2 CONT "Precious Memories"
2 CONT "Just A Closer Walk With Thee"
2 CONT "Amazing Grace"
2 CONT 
2 CONT Honorary Bearers: Charles special friends, Maurice Foley and Clarence Seibel and his numerou
2 CONC s other friends.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 10:58:27
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2 DATE 16 Apr 1972
2 PLAC Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE Jun 1984
2 PLAC Glendive,, Montana, USA
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1 NAME William J. /Haggarty/
2 SURN Haggarty
2 GIVN William J.
2 NICK Bill
1 SEX M
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2 DATE 17 Nov 1919
2 PLAC Great Falls, Cascade, Montana, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 15 Jun 1988
2 PLAC Carlsbad, San Diego, California, USA
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1 NOTE Enlisted in the United States Navy on November 5, 1938 in Seattle, Washington.  William's ser
2 CONC vice number was 414 36 61.  On May 31, 1940 William was on the muster roll for the aircraft c
2 CONC arrier U.S.S. Saratoga.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 11 Sep 2009
3 TIME 23:58:55
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1 NAME William Patrick /Haggarty/
2 SURN Haggarty
2 GIVN William Patrick
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 14 Mar 1887
2 PLAC Ottowa, Ontario, Canada
1 DEAT
2 DATE 16 Aug 1952
2 PLAC Seattle, King, Washington, USA
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1 NOTE According to the 1930 census, William had come to the United States of America in 1890.
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2 DATE 1 Apr 2011
3 TIME 22:45:50
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1 NAME Guy B. /Kimble/
2 SURN Kimble
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2 DATE 1871
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2 SOUR @S352@
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Mar 1946
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2 DATE 1880
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2 DATE 1880
2 PLAC Student
2 SOUR @S352@
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1 NAME Anna /Drozd/
2 SURN Drozd
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2 NICK Ann
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1 DEAT
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1 NOTE "GOSSNER ADELE LOUISE (nee Blourne) age 90 passed away on April 8, 2011. Beloved wife of th
2 CONC e late Harry Joseph Gossner, Sr. Loving mother of Adele Marie (William, Jr.) Gilroy, Christo-
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2 CONC ore, Sofia, Owen, Henry, daughter-in-laws Eleanor and Teresa Gossner. Relatives and friends a
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2 CONC ww.lambiefuneralhome.com"  The Philadelphia Inquirer; Monday, April 11, 2011.
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1 NOTE  Doris M. Kempf
2 CONT Date of death: December 04, 2007
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mrs. Doris M. Kempf, age 77 years of Fremont, passed away early Tuesday morning, December 4
2 CONC , 2007 at her home.  She was born on January 25, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois to Raymond & Mar
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2 CONC ivate Services will be held with interment in Maple Grove Cemetery.  There will be no visitat
2 CONC ion.  Suggested Memorials:  Heartland Hospice of Newaygo County, or the American Diabetes Ass
2 CONC ociation.  Arrangements are by Kroeze-Wolffis Funeral Home, Inc. of Fremont.
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1 DEAT
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2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 NAME William Francis /Brady/ Jr.
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN William Francis
2 NSFX Jr.
2 NICK Bill
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Jan 2001
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 BURI
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1 NOTE William was born in Woman's Homeapathic Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
2 CONT 
2 CONT 
2 CONT William F. Brady, Jr.
2 CONT Levittown Resident
2 CONT 
2 CONT William F. Brady, Jr., age 61, died Thursday, January 18, 2001 at Nazareth Vitas Hospice.  Bo
2 CONC rn in Philadelphia, Mr. Brady lived in Bristol until 11 years ago, when he moved to Levittown
2 CONC .  Mr. Brady retired from General Motors Parts Devision in Ewing, N.J. in 1993 after over 1
2 CONC 8 years of service.  He was a volunteer Fireman for Bristol for 20 years and also worked wit
2 CONC h the Rescue Squad for 15 years.  He was also a member of the Order of Alhamra Al Fath 126.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Brady is survived by his loving wife of 12 years, Constance; seven children, Constance Po
2 CONC tor and her husband Thomas, of Bloomfield, N.J., Ann McDade and her husband Brian, of Levitto
2 CONC wn, Mark Savage and his wife Jane, of Cornwall on Hudson, N.Y., Susan Wood and her husband Ed
2 CONC ward, Wendy Marsh, and Kenneth Marsh, all of Levittown, and Valerie Brady of Baltimore, Md
2 CONC .  He is survived by four grandchildren, Kelly and Sean Potor, Dustin Wood , and Daniel Marsh
2 CONC ; and a cousin Jean Tettemer of Longhorne.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Services and internment private under the direction of the James O. Bradley Funeral Home, Inc
2 CONC ., Penndel.  Memorial contributions in Mr. Brady's memory may be made to the Salvation Army
2 CONC , or the American Heart Association, 625 West Ridge Pike, Bldg. A, Suite 100, Conshohocken, P
2 CONC a.  19428.  Bucks County Courier Times, January 22, 2001.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 11:47:27
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1 NAME Sylvia Anne /Suchocki/
2 SURN Suchocki
2 GIVN Sylvia Anne
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 7 Nov 1940
2 PLAC Luzerne, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 May 2004
2 PLAC Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
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1 NOTE Sylvia A. Brady
2 CONT Levittown Resident
2 CONT 
2 CONT Sylvia A. Brady (nee Suchocki), age 63, of Levittown, died on Tuesday, may 18, 2004 at her ho
2 CONC me in Bristol Township.  Born in Luzerne, Pa., Mrs. Brady has been a resident of Levittown fo
2 CONC r the past fifty-one years.  She was employed with General Motors in Trenton, N.J., for man
2 CONC y years until retiring.  Mrs. Brady had a special fondness for all animals and was a former m
2 CONC ember of Friends for Animals.  She also enjoyed traveling.  She is survived by her her lovin
2 CONC g soul mate, Raymond G. Branigan, Jr., of Levittown.  She is the loving mother of Wendy Mars
2 CONC h and Kenneth Marsh, both of Levittown; and Valerie 
2 CONT Brady of Baltimore, Md.  She will also be sadly missed by one grandson and many other extende
2 CONC d family and friends.  Family and friends are invited to attend her Memorial Mass on Friday a
2 CONC t 10:30 a.m. at St. Michael the Archangel Church, 66 Levittown Parkway, Levittown.  Arrangeme
2 CONC nts are by the James J. Dougherty Funeral Home, Inc., Levittown.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Nov 2009
3 TIME 12:46:34
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1 NAME Valerie /Brady/
2 SURN Brady
2 GIVN Valerie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Feb 1964
2 PLAC ,, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 6 Oct 2006
2 PLAC Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 27 Aug 2008
3 TIME 23:23:07
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1 NAME Evangaline R. /Blundell/
2 SURN Blundell
2 GIVN Evangaline R.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE Mar 1901
2 PLAC St. Louis, St.Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 17 Apr 1912
2 PLAC Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Mt Olivet Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 May 2011
3 TIME 01:22:53
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1 NAME Glenna E. //
2 GIVN Glenna E.
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 18 Oct 1915
1 DEAT
2 DATE 31 Dec 2002
2 PLAC Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan, USA
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 29 Nov 2008
3 TIME 22:25:01
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1 NAME Arthur G. /Lucas/
2 SURN Lucas
2 GIVN Arthur G.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 19 Apr 1909
2 PLAC Humboldt, Butte, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Jun 1972
2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
1 _UID EF86F971B8324D4D93EA9B69D6FE2F5A4159
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Jun 2011
3 TIME 11:39:12
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1 NAME Dian May /Lucas/
2 SURN Lucas
2 GIVN Dian May
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jul 1933
2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 28 Mar 1986  	
2 PLAC El Cajon, San Diego, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Holy Cross Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, California, USA
1 _UID 36D09EC8905F0D4494140F2EB529B316384E
1 FAMS @F35535@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Jun 2011
3 TIME 21:17:18
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1 NAME William Joseph /Alford/
2 SURN Alford
2 GIVN William Joseph
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 6 Apr 1932
2 PLAC San Diego, San Diego, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Sep 2003
2 PLAC Ontario, San Bernardino, California, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Holy Cross Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, California, USA
1 _UID 72A7893EA360094EBF2729A421E0D29B5BFF
1 FAMS @F35535@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Jun 2011
3 TIME 21:04:32
0 @I104170@ INDI
1 NAME Elmer William /Owen/
2 SURN Owen
2 GIVN Elmer William
2 NICK Owen
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 12 Oct 1902
2 PLAC ,, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 20 Apr 1990
2 PLAC Junction City, Lane, Oregon, USA
1 _UID 60063B4B83CAA44A81A1EE25974B6A0CB410
1 FAMS @F35536@
1 NOTE In the 1920 census Elmer W. is listed as the step son of Eben B. Owen.  The family is livin
2 CONC g in Franklin, Sacramento, California.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Jun 2011
3 TIME 20:19:21
0 @I104171@ INDI
1 NAME Kay Evelyn /Owen/
2 SURN Owen
2 GIVN Kay Evelyn
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 Nov 1935
2 PLAC Chico, Butte, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1 Oct 2006
2 PLAC Bensenville, DuPage , Illinois, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Creamted
1 _UID A1E2402F9A7DE147B0F8998AA45D056D6FBF
1 FAMS @F36936@
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 18 Jun 2011
3 TIME 17:28:18
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1 SEX M
1 _UID 296CE014EDA8EE449372594C3D26F2A1F05F
1 FAMS @F35537@
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1 NAME Ihaig Der /Hovaghimian/ (Harry D. Hovey)
2 SURN Hovaghimian
2 GIVN Ihaig Der
2 NSFX (Harry D. Hovey)
2 NICK Harry
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 13 Jul 1902
2 PLAC Yervon, Armeina
1 DEAT
2 DATE 5 May 1967
2 PLAC San Leandro, Alameda, California, USA
1 _UID 160AD1BBD842DD4CA50DEFEB54E384CD03A9
1 FAMS @F35538@
1 CHAN
2 DATE 14 Jun 2011
3 TIME 12:18:49
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1 SEX M
1 _UID A5BF27437B7BC14DA798D6FF45633207C75D
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1 SEX M
1 _UID 9FFFA4BD2D3D6043B71BEA573716625B2929
1 FAMC @F159@
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1 _UID AEB7F23C2E02604A9526D816094B4D8E45D6
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1 NAME Alfred Joseph /Tomaselli/ Jr.
2 SURN Tomaselli
2 GIVN Alfred Joseph
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Sep 1917
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 12 May 1972
2 PLAC Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1 _UID 048F91C3FDD6F94D96272FF521D9B766F87A
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1 CHAN
2 DATE 16 Apr 2009
3 TIME 22:18:00
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2 DATE 19 Aug 2008
2 PLAC Fremont, Newango, Michigan, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Maple Grove Cemetery, Fremont, Newango, Michigan, USA
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1 NOTE  Nicholas W. Kempf
2 CONT Date of death: August 19, 2008
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Nicholas W. Kempf, age 80 years of Fremont, passed away on Tuesday evening, August 19, 20
2 CONC 08 at Transitional Health Services of Fremont.  He was born on November 29, 1927 in Fremont
2 CONC , Michigan to Werner & Linnea (Ellesson) Kempf.  He attended First Church of Christ Scientis
2 CONC t in Fremont.  Nick retired from Terry's Furniture in Fremont where he worked with floor cove
2 CONC rings & layouts.  He loved agriculture, which included farming & gardening.  On July 2, 194
2 CONC 9 he married Doris M. Blundell and she preceded him in death on December 4, 2007.  He was als
2 CONC o preceded in death by his brother Alvin Kempf, and by his sister Virginia Comis.  Survivor
2 CONC s include 4 children:  Kathy (Ron) Alford of Holton, Wendy (Richard) Norman LaCanada, Califor
2 CONC nia, Marc Kempf of Holton, Linnea Kempf of Palos Verdes, California; 5 grandchildren & 9 grea
2 CONC t grandchildren; and sisters-in-law & brothers-in-law:  Vera Kempf of Holton, Chuck Comis o
2 CONC f Fremont, Raymond & Sharon Derby of Petaluma, California.  Private Graveside Services will b
2 CONC e held at Maple Grove Cemetery in Fremont with Stephanie Rinard, Practitioner, officiating
2 CONC .  Suggested Memorials:  Hospice of Michigan - Newaygo County, or the Fremont Area District L
2 CONC ibrary.  Arrangements are by Kroeze-Wolffis Funeral Home, Inc. of Fremont.
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2 PLAC Pasadena, Los Angeles, California, USA
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1 NAME Barbara Jane /O'Brien/
2 SURN O'Brien
2 GIVN Barbara Jane
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 9 Apr 1929
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 23 Feb 2001
2 PLAC Gretna, Jefferson, Louisiana, USA
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1 NAME Cordis Ellis /Butts/
2 SURN Butts
2 GIVN Cordis Ellis
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1 BIRT
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2 PLAC Covington, Garfield, Oklahoma, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 26 Sep 2010
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Sep 2010
2 PLAC St. Paul Churchyard Cemetery, Affton, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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1 NOTE October 30, 2010
2 CONT Cordis Ellis Butts
2 CONT Published 10-31-10
2 CONT 
2 CONT Enid News and Eagle
2 CONT 
2 CONT ENID — Born July 28, 1920, in Covington, Okla., and passed away Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010, in St
2 CONC . Louis, Mo.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Beloved husband for 64 years of Marion Butts (nee Meier); dear father of the late Leanne Clai
2 CONC re Butts; dear son of the late Louis and Ferrol Butts; dear grandson of the late Albert and M
2 CONC ary Ellis; dear brother of the late Nadine Fry (Vinton, Iowa), Vida Elston (San Francisco, Ca
2 CONC lif.), and Oleva Gladwell (St. Louis, Mo.).
2 CONT 
2 CONT Mr. Butts was a member of Affton Christian Church, Rotary Club of St. Louis County and Algavi
2 CONC l Freedom Masonic Lodge. He was a retired real estate broker and served during WWII as a B-2
2 CONC 4 Bomber Pilot.  
2 CONT 
2 CONT Graveside Service was held Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010, in St. Paul Churchyard Cemetery. Arrang
2 CONC ements by Kutis Affton Chapel, St. Louis, Mo.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Memorials to the charity of one’s choice appreciated.
1 CHAN
2 DATE 8 Jun 2011
3 TIME 17:19:52
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1 NAME Leanne Claire /Butts/
2 SURN Butts
2 GIVN Leanne Claire
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 5 Oct 1960
2 PLAC ,, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 Oct 2009
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 DATE 29 Oct 2009
2 PLAC St. Paul Churchyard Cemetery, Affton, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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1 NOTE "Leanne C. Butts
2 CONT October 5, 1960 - October 21, 2009
2 CONT 
2 CONT Former member and former Executive Board member Leanne Butts lost her battle with cancer earl
2 CONC y this morning. In addition to being an accomplished string bass player, she had a Masters de
2 CONC gree in Nursing.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Services: 1:00 pm, Thursday, Oct. 29,2009, St. Paul Cemetery - 7600 S. Rock Hill Rd, Affton
2 CONC , MO 63123 with a reception afterwards at Bethel Community Church, 210 Chestnut Ave, Webste
2 CONC r Groves MO 9(63119.  "  Musician's Association of St. Louis
2 CONT 
2 CONT "Memorial service for Leanne Butts to be held Thursday, October 29
2 CONT by St. Louis Jazz Notes on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 10:39pm
2 CONT A memorial service for bassist Leanne Butts will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, October 29 a
2 CONC t St. Paul's Cemetery, 7600 S Rock Hill Rd. Butts died Wednesday, October 21 at age 49. Her o
2 CONC bituary in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch did not list a cause of death.
2 CONT 
2 CONT Leanne Butts performed jazz around the St. Louis area with Lee Hyde, After Six, Terry Thompso
2 CONC n, her own trio, and various others. She earned a master's of music degree from Webster Unive
2 CONC rsity, and studied with Carolyn White and Henry Loew of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra an
2 CONC d Eugene Levinson of the New York Philharmonic. Butts played classical music with the St. Lou
2 CONC is Philharmonic starting at age 14, and also performed with the Springfield Symphony Orchestr
2 CONC a, Webster University Orchestra, and Washington University Orchestra.
2 CONT 
2 CONT In addition to her career in music, Butts also held a master's degree in nursing from St. Lou
2 CONC is University and worked as a registered nurse at St. Anthony's Hospital.
2 CONT 
2 CONT After the memorial service, a luncheon will be held for family and friends at Bethel Communit
2 CONC y Church, 210 Chestnut Ave. in Webster Groves. The family has requested that any memorial don
2 CONC ations go to Bethel Community. Mourners also may share their condolences and memories at www.
2 CONC baumannchapel.com."
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2 DATE 8 Jun 2011
3 TIME 17:19:59
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1 NAME Otto Phillip /Wirth/ Sr.
2 SURN Wirth
2 GIVN Otto Phillip
2 NSFX Sr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 8 May 1903
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 7 Mar 1987
2 PLAC Houston, Harris, Texas, USA
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1 NAME Otto Phillip /Wirth/ Jr.
2 SURN Wirth
2 GIVN Otto Phillip
2 NSFX Jr.
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1 BIRT
2 DATE 22 Jan 1936
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Oct 1938
2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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2 PLAC St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 8 Sep 1979
2 PLAC Federal Way, King, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Mountain View Cemetery, Auburn, King, Washington, USA
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1 NAME /Butts/
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2 DATE 8 Jun 2011
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1 NAME Rosella /Pryne/
2 SURN Pryne
2 GIVN Rosella
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 28 Feb 1924
2 PLAC ,, Florida, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 Jul 2007
2 PLAC Puyallup, Pierce, Washington, USA
1 BURI
2 PLAC Tahoma National Cemetery, Covington, King, Washington, USA
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2 DATE 11 Jun 2011
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1 NAME Gilbert Albert /Pryne/ Jr.
2 SURN Pryne
2 GIVN Gilbert Albert
2 NSFX Jr.
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 24 Aug 1926
2 PLAC Lakewood, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 30 Jul 2005
2 PLAC Brecksville, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
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1 NAME Anne Elizabeth /Blair/
2 SURN Blair
2 GIVN Anne Elizabeth
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 3 Jun 1921
2 PLAC Portage, Portage, Ohio, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 13 May 1992
2 PLAC Brecksville, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
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1 NAME Jamie Lynn Hovey /Salvo/
2 SURN Salvo
2 GIVN Jamie Lynn Hovey
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 DATE 31 Mar 1963
2 PLAC Oakland, Alameda, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 2 Nov 1982
2 PLAC Tulare, Tulare, California, USA
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2 DATE 13 Jun 2011
3 TIME 22:30:48
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1 NAME Bernice Oline /Barney/
2 SURN Barney
2 GIVN Bernice Oline
2 NICK Bobbie
1 SEX F
1 BIRT
2 PLAC Oakland, Alameda, California, USA
1 DEAT
2 DATE 1991
2 PLAC San Leandro, Alameda, California, USA
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