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genealogy of the benson/jenson and the tachibana/oro families |
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| 151 | ... "She was married to Alfred Benson in August 1853. They came to Marion County, Iowa, in Sept. 1854." ... | Hester, Rose Ann (I200)
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| 152 | ... "She was married to Alfred Benson in August 1853. They came to Marion County, Iowa, in Sept. 1854." ... | Benson, Alfred (I102)
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| 153 | 19570323_Letter_Frank Blackman to Western Dev Museum_pg 3of3.jpg | Source (S796)
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| 154 | 3-ring binder donated by the author to the Marion County Genealogical Society and on the shelf in the Genealogy Room at the Knoxville Public Library. | Source (S291)
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| 155 | A.J. Rolston Dies Suddenly at Kirksville Arthur James Rolston, 66 years old, a prominent business man of Kirksville, and brother of Allen Rolston, prosecuting attorney of Schuyler county, died suddenly shortly after 5 o'clock Sunday morning of a heart attack at his home in Kirksville. He had been in his usual health attending to his business and farm interests until the last day of his life, going to his large farm north of Kirksville several times a week. On Saturday evening after being at the farm a short time, he told his son, Howard, that he did not feel well and returned home. Sunday morning he went to the bathroom where he fell to the floor. Mrs. Rolston heard a noise and thinking he had knocked something over, made an investigation. A physician was summoned but he had passed away before the physician or his son, Howard, arrived. Mr. Rolston was born on a farm in Schuyler county, July 17, 1876, a son of Oliver P. and Leanna Rolston. He married Miss Ada Underwood, of Moulton, Iowa, on may 7, 1903, who survives him. He is also survived by his daughter, Mrs. Helene Howell, of Moberly, two sons, Edwin J. Rolston of the U.S. nave and now stationed at Lambert's field, St. Louis, and Howard E. Rolston, of near Kirksville. He has four grand children, Joanne and David Eugene Fisher and James and Anna Sue Rolston. also surviving are two brothers and three sisters, Attorney Allen and Albert Rolston, of Queen City, and Misses Edna Mae and Ida Rolston and Mrs. Alice Hunt, of Colorado. Mr. Rolston united with the Christian church at Queen City in 1908, and had been actively engaged in church work ever since. He had been a resident of Kirksville since 1924 and has been engaged in the law and farm loan business with his brother, Atty. Allen Rolston, at Queen City and this association was never completely dissolved. Since going to Kirksville he had been actively engaged in church affairs, the Boy Scout movement, and many civic affairs. He was especially active in movements looking towards the betterment of social and moral welfare conditions and recently started a movement for a recreational program for the youth of Kirksville. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Christian church conducted by the Rev. L. V. Freeman, assisted by the Rev. Perley Ling, of Queen City. Burial was in the Maple Hill cemetery. Music by the Mesdames Wagner, Ewing, Bohrer and Valentine. Pallbearers were a. P. Funk, J. W. Liedorff, R. O. Yowell, W. F. Lewis, John Curry and Walter Beard. | Rolston, Arthur James (I490)
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| 156 | Berry Magdalena (Bixler), wife of George W. Berry, was born in Westmoreland County, Penn. April 6, 1813. In 1814 her parents emigrated to Knox County, Ohio; from there to Fairfield County in 1817; thence to Seneca County, Ohio in 1829. She was a great niece of the celebrated English Quaker and philanthropist, William Penn. Early in life she associated with the Church of Christ at Lisbon, then under the leadership of Rev. William Dowling. She was married March 8, 1833 at the age of 20 to George W. Berry. They built and lived in a log cabin near the site where Col. Crawford was burnt at the stake by Indians, until Oct. 28, 1838, at which time they moved to Kendallville, arriving there a few weeks later. Hotel accommodations were meager in those days and settlers were few, and they spent the first night in their covered wagon under the branches of an oak tree on the spot where the Boyer Opera House now stands. Later they moved into a log cabin east of the Moyer residence which was built and owned by her brother, Daniel, and after whom Bixler Lake was named. They resided here about one year, when a farm was purchased on the State Road leading west from Lisbon, which took the name of Berry's Corners from the fact that a mail carrier made this one of his stopover places on the mail route east and west. Here they resided until March 1862 when they sold this home and purchased another on the Old Plank Road near Avilla. In 1881 they, with their son, J. A. Berry, moved to Indian River, Mich. where they resided at the time of her husband's death, Sept. 24, 1883. About 2 years later she returned to Kendallville and made her home with her son, H. B. Berry until November 25, 1902 when she went to Wildwood, Mich. to reside with her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth E. West, where she died March 26, 1906 at the age of 92 years 11 month and 2 days. She had 3 sons and one daughter. John W. Berry preceded her in death. She was laid to rest on the hilltop of Oak Hill Cemetery overlooking Burt Lake. ^ 4-6-1906 | Bixler, Magdalena (I4775)
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| 157 | FAUCAULT Marguerite Faucault, nee Benson, age 75; beloved wife of the late Joseph K.; loving mother of Merrie Lee (John) Matuska and Joseph B. (Pat) Faucault; dear grandmother of Lisa Matuska, Joseph A., Bryan and Gregory Faucault; sister of Lee Half, Jeanne Birchfield, Lois Hooker, Geri Benson and Robert Benson; nieces and nephews. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Funeral services Thursday, February 15, 1990. at 12 noon at the Elmwood Chapel, 11200 S. Ewing Ave., Chicago, IL. Interment Beverly Cemetery. 312-731-2749 | Benson, Marguerite Clara "Molly" (I5223)
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| 158 | Perry Edward Aldrich was one of seven children born to Alfred and Melinda Aldrich and born in Henrietta, Jackson county, Mich., Nov. 24, 1856, and died at this home four miles north of Leslie, Aug. 28, 1910. He was united in marriage to Miss Emma Stevens April 2, 1876. Nine children cam to bless this union, six of who are living. They have lied for several years at Boyne City, until two years ago, and came south to care for his father who is very feeble. He was a kind and patient father and was loved by all who knew him. He leaves an aged father, stepmother, wife and six children to mourn his loss. The funeral was held at the Congregational church, Wednesday, Aug. 31, service conducted by Rev. Allen. Text, "I have fought a good fight. I have kept the faith." Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Interment at Fitchburg cemetery. | Aldrich, Perry Edward (I595)
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| 159 | Robt. Benson Dies; Burial to Be in Iowa Funeral services for Robert T. Benson, 84, of 305 2nd Ave. N. E., will be held Thursday from the Pfaif Funeral Chapel at 7:30 p.m., with the Rev. John W. Stedman of the Waseca Congregational church in charge. Burial will be Friday at Mitchellville, Iowa. Mr. Benson died Monday evening following a three weeks' illness. He was born in Knoxville, Iowa, October 29, 1876, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Benson. On October 10, 1898, he married Lizzie Agnes Elliott of Mitchellville, Iowa. She died on March 16, 1932. On June 15, he married Martha Irene Klampe of Waldorf. The couple moved to Waseca county where Mr. Benson farmed. Mrs. Benson died on June 6, 1950. Survivors are two sons, Arlie Earl Benson, Waseca; and Harley H. Benson, Tracy, California; ten grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and two brothers, G. C. Benson, Hastings, Neb., and E.B. Benson, Des Moines. Iowa. | Benson, Robert Tilden (I91)
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| 160 | A year or so earlier a baby girl had been born but lived only a short time, dying from what was believed to be a sickness called "summer complaint". Another child was now expected (Clara Margaret) so they wanted to be nearer medical care. They stayed in the city until the fall of the year before returning to Bigfork. | Hanson, Henry Nickolai (I5594)
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| 161 | A year or so earlier a baby girl had been born but lived only a short time, dying from what was believed to be a sickness called "summer complaint". Another child was now expected (Clara Margaret) so they wanted to be nearer medical care. They stayed in the city until the fall of the year before returning to Bigfork. | Nelson, Karen Marie (I5304)
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| 162 | Abner Walker, 19, Henrietta Twp., Jackson Co., and Margaret Aldrich, same place, married Aug. 25, 1859 by John B. McCreery, Justice of the Peace, Annis McCreery and Mary Jane McCreery, witnesses. | Family F1178
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| 163 | Abner Walker, 19, Henrietta Twp., Jackson Co., and Margaret Aldrich, same place, married Aug. 25, 1859 by John B. McCreery, Justice of the Peace, Annis McCreery and Mary Jane McCreery, witnesses. | Aldrich, Maragaret Jane (I3063)
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| 164 | about 3 miles south | Benson, Isadora (I88)
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| 165 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, Elijah Burton (I86)
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| 166 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, Mary Etta (I89)
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| 167 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, Robert Tilden (I91)
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| 168 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, Isadora (I88)
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| 169 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, William Omrah "W.O." (I47)
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| 170 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, John Francis (I84)
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| 171 | About four years after Catherine's death, the heirs of Solomon and Catherine sold the old farm to James Slocum for $11,900. The deed was filed 3/8/1924. Heirs: Elijah B. Benson and Zella M. Benson, Marion Co., IA Mary E. Speed and Mell M. Speed, Warren Co., IA Robert T. Benson and Lizzie A. Benson, Polk Co., IA Isadora Van Haaften and Henry Van Haaften, Wright Co., IA William O. Benson and Laura A. Benson, Itasca Co., MN John F. Benson and Mary A. Benson, Linn Co., KS Grover C. Benson, unmarried, Sedgwick Co., CO | Benson, Grover Cleveland (I92)
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| 172 | About U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules, 1850-1880 Each of the U.S. Federal Censuses from 1850-1880 included a mortality schedule enumerating the individuals who had died in the year previous to the census year. Because each of the censuses from 1850-1880 began on June 1, "previous year" refers to the 12 months preceding June 1, or June 1 (of the previous year) to May 31 (of the census year). In addition, each individual is linked to the census image on which they appear. | Source (S202)
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| 173 | After Solomon's death, Catherine transferred her interest in the property to all her children via quit claim deed, retaining her rights to possess, use, etc. the property for the remainder of her life. Concurrently, all the children transferred their interest in the property as heirs to Solomon via quit claim deed to Catherine. The instruments were filed 03/22/1904. | Jarman, Catherine (I81)
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| 174 | After the death of Solomon, Catherine Benson gave QCD to son William Benson and William gave QCD to Catherine. The instruments were filed 03/22/1904. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 175 | Aged 25 yrs, 1 mo, 12 days GREENTOP GRAPHICS GREENTOP, Oct. 10.--Died at Muscogee [sic], Indian territory, John W. Walker, on Friday of last week, at 9 o'clock[.] He was formerly of this place. His death was a sad one. He was a fireman on the Missouri & Pacific Ry. On Thursday morning about 9 o'clock, Mr. Walker and an Engineer were aboard of the engine, and were pulling out from Muscogee [sic]. Some one had left the switch open and the engine was thrown from the track. Mr. Walker and theengineer [sic] jumped from the engine into a ditch and the engine turned over on them. The engineer was instantly crushed to death, and Mr. Walker was under the engine about two hours before they could succeed in getting him out. His legs were both broken and mashed. He lived till Friday morning. His remains were brought to Queen City, on Sunday last for burial. He leaves a wife. He was a son of John Walker living three miles east of this place, and a member of Odd Fellows, and was buried by the Odd Fellows of Greentop, where he was a member. The lodge turned out and when it reached Queen City the Greentop lodge and Glenwood lodge of Odd Fellows united at the Masonic Hall and marched in procession in full regalia to the Queen city cemetery, a distance of about two miles, where the solemn and impressive odd fellowship burial services were performed. The deceased was 25 years of age. He was held in much esteem by his friends in this and Queen City community. His loss is deeply felt[.] The funeral services were held in the M.E. Church, at Queen city and were conducted by Rev. Davis pastor of the Christian church. Weekly Graphic Kirksville, Missouri October 13, 1882 | Walker, John William (I3897)
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| 176 | Albertson Flossie M, 82, lived at 125 Railroad St. here and died June 2 in DeKalb Hospital. She was born in Noble County Sept. 25, 1895 to L. L. and Myra (Goodrich) Bixler. She married Walter Albertson Dec. 22, 1915 and he died Jan. 28, 1970. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Max (Evelyn) Harlan, Kendallville; two grandsons and one great-grandson. Services Sunday in Brazzell Funeral Home. Burial, Christian Union Cemetery. | Bixler, Flossie M. (I6297)
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| 177 | Albertson Walter T, 75, lifelong resident of the Avilla area, died Jan. 29, in Parkview Hospital. He was born June 2, 1894, the son of Jerry and Matilda Malone Albertson. He was a farmer and hay dealer for many years and also worked for the Federal Co-op Insurance Agency. On Dec. 22, 1915 in Albion, he married Flossie Bixler, who survives. He was a member of the Elks Lodge in Kendallville. Surviving in addition to the wife are a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn (Max) Harlan, R. 1, Avilla; a brother, Carl of Largo, Fla.; two grandsons. Funeral Jan. 31 in the Berhalter-Preston Mortuary in Avilla. . Burial, Christian Union Cemetery. | Albertson, Walter T. (I6300)
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| 178 | Alfred F. Aldrich was born at Victor, Cayaga Co., New York May 14, 1832 and died at his home four miles north of Leslie village April 3, 1912. He was one of 8 children born to Edward and Alfreda Aldrich. He came with his parents to Henrietta, Mich., in the spring of 1847 and was married to Melinda Kimble Nov. 26, 1854. To this union 7 children were born, two of whom are living, Mrs. Lillian Hodge of Webberville and Carl of Boyne City, who came to live with and care for him during his illness. He was one of the first volunteers of the civil war and served in Co. H. in the first regiment of Michigan Engineers and Mechanics till the close of the war. He then bought and settled on a farm in Bunker Hill where he lived till he lost his wife by death Jan. 28, 1875. Four years later he married his brother's widow, and in the fall of 1896 he bought and moved to the home where he died. His last wife preceded him in death 13 months ago. Mr. Aldrich has been a true christian since childhood and many years ago united with the United Brethren church of Bunker Hill and was a faithful member till his demise. He was exceedingly charitable and generous. No one ever called upon him for help and did not receive it. He was very lame and had to walk on crutches for 8 or 9 years and has suffered great pain for several months. March 1 he had a stroke of paralysis which resulted in his death. He leaves two children and their families, four sisters and two brothers and a host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. The funeral was held Saturday April 9 at the Bunker Hill U. B. chruch, Rev. R. B. Cilley officiating. Interment in Fitchburg cemetery. | Aldrich, Alfred Fuller (I657)
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| 179 | Also check out Hall Genealogy, by Helen L. Hall | Source (S148)
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| 180 | Angel of the Timber | West, Mary Esther (I4817)
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| 181 | Anilla, Ind | Bixler, Magdalena (I4775)
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| 182 | Anilla, Ind | Berry, George W. (I4774)
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| 183 | Anna's obituary indicated that they had moved from Superior, WI about a year and half earlier. | Hansdatter, Anna Charlotta (I1365)
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| 184 | Anna's obituary indicated that they had moved from Superior, WI about a year and half earlier. | Olson, John B. (I7352)
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| 185 | Berry, Hamilton B died Tuesday at his home at Shipshewana where he was editor of the Shipshewana Sun. He lived for many years in and near Kendallville. He was married 27 years ago to Ella Forker. There are no children. He leaves a brother James of Indian River, Mich., and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth West of Okla. Funeral will be in the Union Church in Jefferson Twp. ^ 3-24-1909 He was born in Noble County April 10, 1849 and died at his home in Shipshewana March 23, aged 59 years 11 months and 13 days. On Dec. 22, 1880 he married Sylvia Ellen Forker. Burial, Sweet Cemetery ^ 4-6-1909 | Berry, Hamilton B. (I4734)
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| 186 | Bible, personal correspondence and other items abandoned by owner Geo. S. DeVore at W.O. Benson residence when he left there sometime in the 1940's | Source (S643)
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| 187 | Can not read or write. | Bushey, Eliza Jane "Leide" (I325)
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| 188 | Civil War Vet | Manners, Wilson B. (I5011)
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| 189 | Civil War vet | Batchelder, Edwin Hilliard (I4824)
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| 190 | Civil War Vet | West, Wilford Parrott (I4754)
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| 191 | Clara Margaret was born safely in Superior in June, so later in the fall they returned to Bigfork. | Hanson, Henry Nickolai (I5594)
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| 192 | Clara Margaret was born safely in Superior in June, so later in the fall they returned to Bigfork. | Nelson, Karen Marie (I5304)
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| 193 | copy provided by Ron Olson, Hill City, MN | Source (S536)
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| 194 | copy provided by Ron Olson, Hill City, MN | Source (S525)
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| 195 | Cornelius Erickson funeral is Thursday. Funeral services will be held at Spruce Park Lutheran church at Bigfork on Thursday, March 11, 1971 at 2:00 p. m. for Cornelius Erickson of Bigfork. Born on September 2, 1889 at Burmala, Norway, Mr. Erickson died at Bigfork on March 6, 1971 at the age of 81. Surviving relatives include his wife Pansy of Bigfork, a son Raymond Erickson of Geneva, Pennsylvania; three daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Lorraine) Hamilton of Adams, Minnesota, Mrs. Gail (Kathleen) Henry of Kokomo, Indiana and Mrs. Michael (Bertha) Bjorke of North Branch, Minnesota; 14 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; a brother, John of Bigfork and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Gustafson and Mrs. Hildegard Tagtgren, both of Bigfork. Clergyman will be Rev. Al Baderman. Funeral director is Libbey-Crotteau Funeral Home of Grand Rapids. Interment will be in Bigfork cemetery. Mr. Erickson came to United States in 1891 with his parents. They settled in Superior, Wisconsin. In 1904 they moved to Bigfork where they homesteated. Mr. Erickson was united in marriage to Pansy Myers on December 18, 1924. A veteran of World War I, serving with the U.S. Army in France. Mr. Erickson was also a member of the Foster-Bjorge VFW post No. 1764. | Erickson, Cornelius Diderik "Con" (I6952)
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| 196 | Could not write. | Bushey, Leanna Delphia "Annie" (I319)
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| 197 | DIED At Wildwood, June 23rd, 1891, Mrs. Matilda C. Berry, wife of John W. Berry aged 40 years. She was a woman greatly beloved by all her neighbors and friends for her pleasant manners; always having a smile for those in prosperity and a sympathizing tear and a ready hand for those in distress. Her sickness, although long and painful, was endured with patienced and in her last few days she had a smile and a pleasant word for those around her. Her funeral was held at the Mentor school house, the sermon being preached by Rev. H. J. Johnson, and her remains were followed to the cemetery at Indian River by a large procession of neighhbors, whose loving hands performed the last sad duties due the dead. The mourning family have the sympathy of the entire community. | Dowling, Matilda C. (I4783)
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| 198 | Died at Indian River John M. Berry was born in Ohio Sept. 2nd, 1836, and died at Indian River May 7th, 1900. He left Kendallville, Ind., about twenty-three years ago and settled in Newago (sic) county, Mich. In 1881 he settle on a homestead in Mentor, Cheboygan county, where he lived until afte the death of his wife in 1891. He leaves eight children living, having buried four. His mother, now about 90 years old, lives in Kendallville, Ind. | Bixler, Magdalena (I4775)
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| 199 | Died at Indian River John M. Berry was born in Ohio Sept. 2nd, 1836, and died at Indian River May 7th, 1900. He left Kendallville, Ind., about twenty-three years ago and settled in Newago (sic) county, Mich. In 1881 he settle on a homestead in Mentor, Cheboygan county, where he lived until afte the death of his wife in 1891. He leaves eight children living, having buried four. His mother, now about 90 years old, lives in Kendallville, Ind. | Berry, John W. (I4782)
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| 200 | Digital photographic copy held by Dale Benson | Source (S479)
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