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901	NOTES: 1880 census for Grand River, Cass Co., Missouri lists Lincoln McAnally living with his brother, B.W. McAnally (as are his parents, W.R. and Elizabeth) ********************** 1900 census, Mr. Pleasant Twsp., Butler, Bates Co., Missouri lists: Abraham L. McAnally 41 B: Indiana Febr. 1859 Elizabeth 36 B: Kansas May 1864 Franklin G. 17 B: Missouri Sept. 1889 Daisy D. 16 B: Missouri Mar. 1884 Benjamin H. 11 B: Missouri Sept. 1889 Minnie L. 9 B: Missouri Jan. 1891 The above was quoted from the descendant chart for Henry McAnally compiled by Alice Mendes. Ms. Mendes adds the following note: "The birthdate for Franklin is obviously wrong. He could not have been born 6 months before Daisy and her birthdate is verified through Soc. Sec. Records. Cousins said he was born Oct. 2, 1892." *********************** (Continuing Ms. Mendes's remarks--) 1920 census, Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri lists: Abraham L. McAnally 64 B: Indiana Elizabeth M. 55 B: Kansas wife Daisy D. 33 B: Missouri daughter Benjamin H. 30 B: Missouri son Minnie L. 16 B: Missouri daughter Conley 2 B: Missouri son Isabel Copeland 78 B: Illinois mother-in-law The ages for Daisy and Minnie are wrong. Daisy should be abt. 36 and Minnie about 29. *************************] "Link" McAnally was a railroad conductor for about 20 years. After a train was involved in a head on collision, he was fired. He then worked for Standard Oil Co. for about 12 years. In 1924, "Link" was alive and living in Independence, Missouri.	McAnally, Abraham Lincoln (I8211)
902	NOTES: Alice Mendes notes are quoted below: In 1997, at Genealogical section of Carlsbad City Library, Carlsbad, CA, I found the following: From Fulton County, Ind. Cemetery Inscriptions, Vol. 4. Rochester Twp and city by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh--publi by Tombaugh Publishing House. 700 Pontiac Street, Rochester, IN 46975, p 57: Burton Cemetery, Row 1 - McAnnaly, Martha A., dau of W. & E. McAnally, died Feb. 11, 1856, age 8yr-6mo-16da. with note: This cemetery is in Rochester twp, north-west of Rochester, on the north side of county, road 200 N, between 200-300 W (closer to 200 W). At the time of this reading, Burton cemetery was full of weeds, tree starts and leaves and very hard to find the grave markers. The rows were not clearly defined, but seem to run north & south; and were numbered from west to east. The stones were read from south to north. Information was recorded in November 1974 (3 1/2 hrs).	McAnally, Martha "Anna" (I8219)
903	NOTES: Alice Mendes writes of Albert L. Stine: Albert Stine went to the first sunday School in Fort Dodge (Near the "old Loomis home"). The class was taught by his aunt, Mattie Dawson Sherman, and they were Unitarians.	Stine, Albert Luce (I8217)
904	NOTES: Alice Mendes writes: 1880 Census, Bates Co., Missouri lists Vol. 3, Sheet 19: Wm. H. McAnally age 35 born Indiana Kate age 28 born Illinois Schuyler D. age 11 born Iowa Mollie V. age 8 born Missouri Elizabeth age 6 born Missouri Wm. B. age 3 born Missouri Ethel age 12/12 born Missouri (William and Kate) went to Cass Co. Missouri in 1868, and in 1880 were in Bates Co., then to Lehigh, Iowa in March 1883. Obituary from the Lehigh, Iowa newspaper: W.H. McANALLY ANSWERS CALL Well known and highly respected citizen died Friday after many months of sickness. W.H. McAnally, highly repected and well-known citizen of this place passed away Friday morning at his home here. His death was not altogether unexpected for he has been gradually failing for the past year. However right up to the day of his death he has been getting out of bed each morning at the accustomed hour and Thursday walked through the house with slight assistance and tookhis chair in the kitchen. He was a sufferer with kidney trouble and a year ago the disease began to fasten its hold on him and he gradually failed until death came to relieve him. William Henry McAnally was born in Auburn, DeKalb county, Indiana, May 3, 1854, and passed away at his home in Lehigh, September 5, 1924, aged 78 years, 3 months and 28 days. He lived with his parents in Indiana until a young man grown, coming to this state in 1866. October 6, 1867, he was united in marriage to Miss Kate Corey, the wedding taking place at Border Plains. The following year they moved to Cass County, Missouri, where they remained fifteen years, returning to Iowa and locating in Lehigh in 1883, where they have since resided. Ten children are left to mourn the loss of a kind and loving father, S.C. and Wm. McAnally of Fort Dodge; Frank and Newell McAnally of this place; Mrs. Jess Roberts of Lehigh; Mrs. H.H. Mickelson of Webster City, mrs. N.B. Nelson of Fort Dodge, Mrs. Fred Rolfe and Mrs. Eric Bloom, of Dayton, and Mrs. Elias Humphrey of this place. He also leaves a sorrowing wife who has been his companion for nearly fifty-seven years. Two brothers and one sister are also left, B.W. McAnally of Popular, Montana; A.L. McAnally of Independence Missouri and Mrs. A.L. Stine of Holaday Creek neighborhood north od Lehigh. Funeral service were held from the home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Elder Scriven of the Adventist church of Nevada assisted by Elder Stewart of Fort Dodge. Elder Scriven preached a very comforting sermon quoting texts from the Holy Word. "For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, a house not made with hands, eternal in heavens." "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven and shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump (sic) of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first." The services were attended by many friends and neighbors of the deceased. Mr. McAnally lived a good life, square, honorable and upright and his death is mourned by all. Interment was made in Otho cemetery to await the coming of the Lord.	McAnally, William Henry (I8221)
905	NOTES: Of Burrows W. McAnally, Ms. Mendes writes the following: Burr married 1st to Mary Ball, and 2nd to Hannah Ball. No one seemed to know by which wife he had the children they remembered: Gertrude, Roscoe, Maude, Jim, Earl, Benny and Ray. From census records, it was obvious that there were more children, and all were the children of Burr and Mary with the exception of Gertrude and Roscoe. I have assumed that Roscoe was the son of Burr and Hannah as he did not appear in the 1880 census nor the 1900 census, and was known to have grown to adulthood. Gertrude, who died in infancy, has been listed as a child of Burr and Hannah for the sake of listing her someplace in the family. In 1878 he lived 1 mile from Harrisonville, Cass Co., Missouri. In July 1886, he was living in Everett, Bates Co., Missouri. In 1924 he was alive and living in Poplar, Roosevelt Co., Montana. (According to family letters and records.) He left Montana and went to Porterville, California, where his step-son, Hugh Brown, lived. He died there and is buried in Old Porterville Cemetery, in Porterville. His wife, Hannah, was buried next to him on June 19, 1961. ************* 1880 census for Grand River, Cass Co., Missouri lists: B.W. McAnally 26 B. Indiana Mary 26 B. Indiana wife Maude 5 B. Missouri daughter Allis 3 B. Missouri daughter W. R. McAnally 73 B. Kentucky father Elizabeth 68 B. Ohio mother Lincoln 22 B. Indiana brother M. Ball 19 B. Illinois brother-in-law ************** 1900 census for Dolan Twsp., Cass Co., Missouri lists: Burr McAnnally 46 B. Indiana Dec 1853 Hannah 31 B. Missouri April 1869 wife James 16 B. Missouri July 1885 son Earl 14 B. Missouri Jan 1886 son Ray 10 B. Missouri April 1890 son Benjamin 7 B. Missouri April 1893 son Hugh Brown 9 B. Missouri Dec. 1890 step-son (Compiler's note: If the above census enumerations were accurate, Benjamin would have to have been the son of Hannah, by her first husband or of Hannah and Burr, since Benjamin's date of birth is after Mary's death.)	McAnally, Burrows Westlake (I8214)
906	NOTES: Of John Q. McAnally, Alice Mendes writes, "John McAnally died when a young man. He is buried in Orient Cemetery, Harrisonville, Missouri, and his grave is marked. He and Martha had no children.	McAnally, John Quincy (I8216)
907	NOTES: Per Alice Mendes' data: 1860 Census for Rochester Twp, Fulton Co., (IN)* lists: (dwelling #1104) Wm. L. Hornbarger, 22 born Pa. miller pers. prop. $100 Matilda 26 born OH *Ms. Mendes comments actually read "Rochester Twsp., Fulton Co., Ohio" Compiler has made the assumption of the corrections as seen above.	Hornberger, William L. (I8224)
908	NOTES: Per Alice Mendes: (James Wallace) A military man, stationed at Fort Kearney, Nebraska. Supposedly a cousin or brother of Lew Wallace, Civil War hero and author of "Ben Hur".	Wallace, James (I8228)
909	NOTES: Per Alice Mendes: Mary died in infancy.	McAnally, Mary (I8226)
910	NOTES: Per Alice Mendes: Susan died in infancy.	McAnally, Susan (I8227)
911	NOTES: Per Ms. Mendes, "Maude McANALLY was house-mother at the Los Angeles Union Rescue Mission for 45 years."	McAnally, Laura Flora Maude (I8239)
912	NOTES: Per Ms. Mendes, the obituary below was published in "The Waterloo Press" (Waterloo, DeKalb Co., Indiana) Thursday, May 02, 1895: James D. McAnally was born in Troy, Ohio, Jan. 31, 1830. Died in Waterloo, April 27, 1895. Age 65 Years, 2 months and 17 days. Deceased was brought to DeKalb county, when a lad of ten years, by his parents who settled on a farm near Johnstown. This couny has since been his home. Jan 9, 1851, he married Miss Mary A. Knott, who survives him. They had born to them six children, three of who have died. A son Samuel, of Auburn Junction, Mrs. L.H. Klotz and Mrs. Geo. Staments of Waterloo, surviving. About the year of 1860 he moved to Waterloo, where he has maintained a residence and reared his family. A man of unbending will and determination, he fought a battle with his fatal disease, that of strangulated hernia. The obsequis were held at the Evangelical church and his remains were taken to Auburn and lain among the dead of his people. ************************************************* Union Twp, DeKalb Co., Indiana land transfers include: J.D. McAnally to Garrett B. VanFleet. Date of transfer June 11, 1867, date of deed May 4, 1867. *********************************************** Waterloo City Press, Waterloo, DeKalb Co., Indiana dated April 1, 1869 lists: McAnally, Jas. D. ************************************************* Waterloo Press, August 24, 1882: Capt. Edge and J.D. McAnally held a greenback meeting at Neidg's School House, Fairfield, one night last week. (The entire transcription above was copied from Alice Mendes' descendant chart for Henry McAnally. 28 Jan. 2001)	McAnally, James DeShay (I8233)
913	NOTES: Per Ms. Mendes, William Reddick McAnally's middle name sometimes appears as "Roderick". Since he had grandchildren with "Reddick" incorporated into their names, it is safe to say that "Roderick" an error. Land records in Miami County, OH, show his name as William Reddick McAnally. U.S. Census for 1850, Indiana, DeKalb County, Butler Twp., Dwelling #28 lists: William R. McAnally 43 born KY cooper real estate: $1500 Elizabeth " 27 b. OH James " 20 b. OH farmer Louisa " 19 b. OH Sarah " 17 b. OH Thomas " 12 b. OH Amanda " 6 b. Ind. William Henry " 5 b. Ind. Martha Ann " 3 b. Ind. Elizabeth Alice " 1 b. Ind (Note: age for Elizabeth should be 37, not 17.) U.S. Census for 1860, IN, Fulton Co., Rochester Twp., Dwelling #1236 lists: Wm. R. McAnnally 53 b. KY farmer RE: $4000 Pers.: $600 Elizabeth " 47 b. OH Amanda " 17 b. OH William " 15 b. OH Elizabeth A. " 11 b. OH John " 9 b. OH Burroughs " 7 b. OH Chelson " 1 b. OH (Ms. Mendes note: "Children were all born in Indiana, not Ohio") (The child listed as Chelson, should be Abraham Lincoln McAnally, born in February 1859) 1860 Census for Rochester Twp., dwelling #1246 lists a Thomas McAnnally, age 24, born in Indiana, farmer. Wife Sarah, age 21, born Indiana, daughter, Elizabeth, age 1. Real Estate: $800, Personal property $200. This is not the son of Wm. R., as his son Thomas was married to Nan in 1856. This is possibly a nephew. ********************************************************* All of the comments above were copied from "The Descendants of Henry McAnally" compiled by Ms. Alice Mendes. Re: Ms. Mendes last paragraph above-- compiler has found numerous situations in the census enumerations were individuals within a given household are recorded with the wrong given name, e.g. "Mary" where it should read "Sarah", etc. This type of error is not at all uncommon. For this reason, the "Thomas McAnnally, age 24..." that Ms. Mendes found enumerated in dwelling #1246, may still be the appropriate "Thomas", i.e. son of William R.	McAnally, William Reddick (I1549)
914	NOTES: Per Ms. Mendes: At the time of the marriage of daniel Rhodes and Margaret Willits, Daniel was living in Wells County, Indiana. The children of Daniel and margaret are included in these records. Although they are not "blood" relatives, there lives and those of their children were an integral part of the family.	Rhodes, Daniel (I8230)
915	NSDAR Vol 157, page 300 NSDAR Vol 157, page 300	Family: Joseph Hopkins / Mary Austin (F1326)
916	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I826)
917	Obituary Roland Arthur Nagle, 80, of Winona died Tuesday, June 20, 2006, at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center in La Crosse, Wis. Roland was born Feb. 4, 1926, in Winona County to Maurice and Catherine (McNally) Nagle. After graduating from high school, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II as an engineer fire fighter. At the age of 48, Roland married Shirley Lande on Jan. 18, 1975. He also inherited five stepchildren and their families. He had farmed most of his life with his brother Charles in the Witoka area until 1990. He sold the farm to retire. While retired, Roland decided to work for the Quality Inn Hotel, Fairway Woods, and finally Riverside Electronics until the age of 73. Shirley passed away Oct. 28, 1985. Roland was left to see all the families grow. He enjoyed the fun that came along with being Grandpa and Great-Grandpa. He'd laugh when we would say "can you believe all this came out of your marriage to our mother". He would just smile and say he was "very happy to have us all." Roland will be truly missed by all his family and friends. Thank you Roland for all your love over the years. Roland is survived by his five stepchildren; Richard (Kathy) Lande, Shirleen (Bruce) Larson, Lynette Evanson all of Winona, Linda Kranz of Rochester, Minn., and Ron (Sandy) Lande of Rollingstone, Minn.; 13 step-grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; one sister; Grace Benike of Dawson, Minn.; one sister-in-law, Mabel Nagle of Goodview, Minn.; and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, wife Shirley, eight brothers, and two sisters. Roland's memorial service will be Saturday, June 24, at St. Anne's Extended Healthcare Chapel of Our Lady in Winona at 1 p.m. Burial will be at a later date. Friends may call Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. at the chapel. Please feel free to share a memory of Roland with the family or sign the online guestbook at www.hofffuneral.com	Nagle, Roland Arthur (I9358)
918	Obituary William H. Cotter Jr. Chief of State Recreation Dept. William H. Cotter Jr., 82, of Lambert Street, Narragansett, die on Monday, June 6, 1994, in Westerly Health Center, Westerly. He was the husband of Hildegard (Uebach) Wright Cotter. Mr. Cotter was chief of the state Divsion of Parks and Recreation from 1952 until retiring in 1973. Born in Providence, a son of the late William and Sadie (Barney) Cotter, he had lived in Narragansett most of his life. Mr. Cotter was a 1933 graduate of the former Rhode Island State College, now the University of Rhode Island, where he was a member of Theta Chi fraternity. In the early 1940's he served as Rhode Island state administrator for the National Youth Administration. He was later the assistant to the general manager of the former Standard Machinery Co., Providence. He had also worked in the URI Athletic Department. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Peter B. Cotter of Warwick; a daughter, Christa Cotter Orsini of Pembroke Pines, Fla; two stepsons, Frederick T. Wright III of New London, Conn., and Stephan B. Wright of Northport, Fla; two stepdaughters, Heidi M. Reardon of Narragansett and Gretchen A. Tingley of Charlestown; two brothers, Walter E. Cotter of Barrington and Richard S. Cotter of Idaho Falls, Idaho; 15 grandchildren and a great-grandson. He was father of the late William H. Cotter III and brother of the late Alice C. Robinson. The funeral will be held today at 9 a.m. from the Lawrence E. Fagan Jr. Funeral Home, 825 Boston Neck Rd., North Kingstown, with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 at St. Thomas More Church, Rockland Street, Narragansett. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery, Peace Dale.	Cotter, William Henry Jr. (I100)
919	Obituary Lola V. Curtis, 89, of Narragansett Avenue, Narragansett, died Saturday, Aug. 8, 1992, at South County Hospital. She was the wife of the late retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Benjamin R. Curtis. Born in Narragansett, Nov. 29, 1902, she was a daughter of the late William P. and Jessie (Braman) Briggs. Mrs. Curtis worked in the dining service at the former Rhode Island State College, now the University of Rhode Island, for 15 years before retiring in 1953. She was also an assistant librarian at the Narragansett Pier Free Library for many years. After graduating from high school, she taught in a one-room school on Point Judith Road, Point Judith. During World War II, she served as an airplane spotter at the former Narragansett Town Hall/Fire Station, Rodman Street. She was a member of Nestell Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. She was a charter member of the Beechwood Association. She was a member of the Narragansett Garden Club, and the Pettaquamscutt Historical Society. She was active in the Narragansett Girl Scouts, and the Narragansett PTA, and served as its president. She leaves two sons, retired Army Col. Robert R. Curtis of Port St. Lucie, Fla., and Benjamin R. Curtis Jr., with whom she made her home; a daughter, Virginia McGregor of Seekonk, Mass.; five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. She was grandmother of the late Andrew McGregor, and sister of the late Edith Gardiner and Harriet Newberry. The funeral will be held today at 11 a.m. in the Peace Dale Congregational Church, Columbia Street, Peace Dale. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Wakefield. Arrangements were made by Forbes Funeral Home in Wakefield.	Briggs, Lola V. (I4174)
920	Obituary Marion Frances Broring Stanton Oct. 30, 1905-Sept. 8, 2004 Marion Frances Broring Stanton, 98, died Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2004, at Sauer Memorial Home. Marion was born Oct. 30, 1905, at Dover, Minn., to John and Selma Roeder Duffy. She graduated from Winona Senior High School in 1923. Marion married Arthur Broring on Nov. 21, 1925. He died Dec. 31, 1958. She married Donald Stanton March 19, 1960. He died June 25, 1975. Marion was the postmaster at La Moille for 30 years. She also worked for Foss Candy Co. and the McConnon Co. She retired in 1975. She is a member of St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church at Pickwick, where she was past president of its ladies aid. She was also preceded in death by a son, Roger Broring; a stepson, Bob Stanton; and a son-in-law, Gale Henderson. She is survived by a daughter, Doris Henderson of La Moille; a stepson, Tom (Corrine) Stanton of Dakota; step-daughter-in-law, Elona Stanton of La Crescent; 14 grandchildren, Dick (Cheryl) Henderson, Jane (Peter) Vescio, Perry (Sue) Henderson, Karl (Lindsey) Henderson, Natalie (Al) Siok, Nancy (Mike) Aldinger, Bill Broring, Julie (Kevin) Finnestad, Robert (Karen) Broring, Douglas Stanton, Pat Stanton, Robin Stanton, Tammie (Dean) Irving, Robbie (Nikki) Stanton; 21 great-grandchildren, Ryan, Brigette, Peter Joe, Nicholas, Aaron, Craig, Brett, Brandon, Lindsay, Brianna (Adam), Angela, Josh, Jessica (Mark), Sam, Noah, Emily, Anna, Griffin, Zach, Elizabeth, Hannah; eight great-great-grandchildren, Tom, Tia, Shilo, Amy, Matti, McKala, Cole and Hayden; sister-in-law, Helen Rapp of Spring Park, Minn., and daughter-in-law, Geraldine (Carl) Palenske of Winona. Funeral services will be held Friday, Sept. 10, 2004, at 11 a.m. at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pickwick, with the Rev. Galen Riediger officiating. Burial will be in Hiler Cemetery, Nodine. Visitation will be held at the church after 10 a.m. today. Casket bearers will be Dick, Perry, Aaron and Karl Henderson; and Bob and Bill Broring. Memorials may be directed to St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church or Sauer Memorial Home. Martin-Myhre Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.	Duffy, Marion Frances (I5155)
921	Obituary for Marion Frances Broring Stanton published 10 Sep 2004 indicates that Bob Stanton preceded his step mother in death.	Stanton, Robert L. (I977)
922	Obituary for Rita V. Wilson Victoria Wilson, 84, of Eau Claire, died Sunday, May 17, 2015, at Dove Healthcare West. She was born in Winona, MN, on October 10, 1930, the daughter of William A. and Victoria E. (Gostomski) Galewski. Rita grew up in Winona, and at a very young age was found to have a special gift of music. She was born with perfect pitch, something very rare in the world. She could unerringly identify the exact not of every bell or whistle she heard. Throughout her early life, she filled the world with the beauty of the piano, as she played with works of Chopin, Mozart, Bach and Beethoven. She was a longtime organist in are churches, where services actually became classical concerts under her loving hands. Rita was also a piano teacher of young people, passing on her skills throughout the years. Rita married Dr. Louis J. "Jim" Wilson in Cresco, IA, on September 21, 1977. They lived for a time in Rushford, MN, where Jim had a practice, and later moved to Eau Claire, where he continued his work. Jim preceded her in death on October 30, 2012. Rita was a graduate of the College of St. Theresa in Winona, receiving a Degree in Music, specializing in piano performance. Certainly, Rita will be greeted at the Heavenly Gates by Luciano Pavarotti, who has been awaiting this most perfect accompanist. Rita is survived by her three sons, William Frederick (Barbara) Tarras, Gregory Anthony Tarras, and Christopher Paul (Susan) Tarras, from marriage to William H. Tarras; grandchildren, Katlyn, Ryan, Corey, and Haley; sister, Mary (James) Barry; sister-in-law, Jean Galewski; nieces and nephew, Mary Polus, Theresa Beech, Richard Galewski, Leigh Barry, Roxanne Barry and Angela Ennis. She was preceded in death by her parents; and a brother, William H. Galewski. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 22, 2015, at Christ Church Cathedral, 510 S. Farwell Street in Eau Claire, with The Very Rev. Michael Greene officiating. Burial will be at a later date in St. Mary's Cemetery in Winona, MN. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at church. Lenmark-Gomsrud-Linn Funeral & Cremation Services is serving her family. Memorials are preferred to the American Guild of Organists-Chippewa Valley Chapter, 111 N West St., Owen, WI 54460; Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, www.thespco.org ; Polish Heritage Society of Winona, MN; or the Twin Cities Catholic Choral c/o Church of Saint Agnes, 548 LaFond Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55103. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Rita V. Wilson please visit our Sympathy Store .	Galewski, Rita (I161)
923	Obituary for William Harvey Final Rites for William Harvey, Pickwick, Held Pickwick, Mn.—(Special to The Republican-Herald) — Funeral services for William Curtis Harvey, 79,were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Pickwick Baptist church, with the acting pastor, the Rev. C. H. Cousins, officiating. Burial was in Bush cemetery. Mr. Harvey died Sunday of a stroke and had been in ill health for several years. At the services a quartet composed of Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. W. F. Griffin, F. R. Sinclair and E. A. Gross sang two numbers, “God Will Take Care of You” and “In the Garden.” Mrs. Helmer Olson was organist. Father in War. Pallbearers were Herbert Stedman, Leslie Harris, James Sperbeck, Daniel Stedman, W. F. Griffin and Charles McNally. Mr. Harvey was born on a farm in New Hartford township August 26, 1861, the son of Fletcher and Mary McNally Harvey. His father was a native of Vermont and served in the Civil war. Mr. Harvey and Rachel Caroline Gray were married January 3, 1881. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in January at the home of their son, Ernest Harvey, Winona. Mrs. Etna Wilson, who was bridesmaid at her brother’s wedding, was present at this celebration. They were engaged In farming until they retired March 19, 1927, and moved to Pickwick. Relatives Attend. Surviving Mr. Harvey are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Otis Gross, Pickwick four sons, Clarence, at home; and Ernest, Garld and Clyde, Winona, one sister, Mrs. Etna Wilson; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren A daughter died in infancy and a son Lloyd died November 8, 1934. In addition to the immediate relatives who attended the funeral, other relatives present were Mr. And Mrs. Matt Besan, Brownsville; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson, Mrs. Etna Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee and Mr. and Mrs. William McNally, Winona, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Harvey La Crescent.	Harvey, William Curtis (I969)
924	Obituary from the Winona Republican-Herald, 14 Apr 1922, p. 13: Pickwick Funeral services for William Wallace Wilson were held at the Methodist church at Dakota, Wednesday, April 12, at two o'clock under the direction of the Masonic Order. Rev. A.T. Wallace of Winona officiated and interment was made in the Dakota cemetery. William Wallace Wilson was born at Dakota Aug. 27, 1864, in a family of thirteen children. He died at the hospital at La Crosse, April 9, 1922, after an illness of six months. Aug. 20, 1904, he was married to Miss Clara Kourtz at Meloma, Wis. To them were born three children, Mildred, Melinda, and Helen, who survive him. Mr. Wilson moved here about twelve years ago to operate the Pickwick Co-operative creamery, a position which he held for six years. His wife died here on Feb. 11, 1913. About a year after her death the family spent two years in St. Charles when they returned to the village and Mr. Wilson purchased the store of F.J. Willard at Winona. April 7, 1915, he was united in marriage to Mrs. Helen Albrecht of Nodine who survives him. During their residence of twelve years here the family made many friends who extend their sympathy to the widow and daughters in their sad bereavement. Mr. Wilson is survived by two sisters, Mrs. George Gleason of Nortonville, North Dakota, and Mrs. Newton Grant of Tomah, Wis. and seven brothers, Dr. Clarence Wilson of Dakota, John of Minneiska, Judson of Cumberland, Wis., Delbert of Parker, S.D., and Willis of Edgerly, N. D., who has spent the winter with his brother. In addition to the relatives who attended the funeral there were Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and son, Stanley, Mrs. Newton Grant and Willis Wilson, also Erdman Kowitz of Sparta, Wis., Mrs. Ed Dangle and Gus Kowitz of Adams, Wis. The following brother Masons of the Pickwick Lodge, A.F. and A.M., of which Mr. Wilson was a member, attended the funeral: J.M. Rutherford, Floyd Dykeman, Clyde Harvey, Dan Stedman, Howard Stedman, Stuart Harrington, James Sperbeck, and Ray Le May. Helen Wilson returned to Adams, Wis., with her aunt, Mrs. Ed Dangle. Melinda Wilson accompanied her uncle, Erdman Kowitz, to Sparta, Wis. for an extended visit, and Mildred Wilson returned to Winona where she is engaged in work.	Wilson, William Wallace (I138)
925	Obituary from the Winona Republican-Herald, 17 Feb 1913, p. 6: Clara Melenda Hovitz was born March, 1882, in the town of Wells, Monroe county, Wisconsin, and there received her education and grew to womanhood. She was united in marriage August 31, 1904 to Wallace W. Wilson of Dakota, Minnesota, and for the next three years resided at Newry, Wisconsin. Following that they lived for two years at Marathon, Wisconsin and for the past three years they resided in Pickwick, Winona county. Mr. Wilson having charge of the Pickwick Co-operation creamery there. For the past seven weeks Mrs. Wilson had been seriously ill from an attack of gall stones and was finally removed to the La Crosse Hospital where she passed away on the morning of February 11. She leaves to mourn her unexpected passage her husband, Mr. Wallace W. Wilson, her paraents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Howitz of Sparta, three little girls, Mildred, aged seven, Melinda, aged six and Helen aged three, two brothers, E. G. Howitz of Sparta, Frank of Ekalaka, Montana, two sisters, Mrs. J. I. Menor of Sacramento, California and Miss Lottie Howitz also of Sparta. Mrs. Wilson was a member of the local chapter O.E.S. was also its treasurer and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She was ever willing to do her part; was a kind and loving mother and a faithful wife and will be sadly missed in the community. The remains were taken to Sparta, Wis., where appropriate services were held Thursday, February the 13 at the home of the parents, with internment in Mount Hope cemetery, Rev. Harding R. Hogan of the congregational church officiating. Among those from Pickwick and vicinity attending the funeral were: Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. D. Griffin, Misses Jessie Dykeman and Rosie Pieger, Mrs. J.A. Johnston, J. M. Rutherford, and John Griffin and Mrs. S. L. Jamison of La Moille, Giles Brown and Loyd Wilson of Dakota.	Kowitz, Clara Melinda (I519)
926	Obituary from Winona Daily News Margaret C. "Peggy" Carpenter, 98, of Winona died Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011, at St. Elizabeth's Health Care Center, in Wabasha, Minn. She was born March 3, 1913, to Carl and Elizabeth (Hilbe) Goetzman. On June 2, 1936, Margaret married Eldridge Smith; they later divorced. On Dec. 30, 1955, she was married to Bruce Carpenter and later divorced. A lifelong resident of Winona, she was born and raised in West Burns Valley, attended the old Sugar Loaf School and graduated from Cathedral High School in 1931. For about 23 years, she worked as a nurse's aide at Winona General Hospital and then Community Memorial Hospital and ended her career as an LPN. Margaret was a member of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and she enjoyed walking in the woods, bird-watching, traveling, especially to the national parks, crocheting, and cooking and baking for family and friends. Time with her family was a great treasure to Margaret. She will be greatly missed. Margaret is survived by her daughters, Sally (Wayne) Reich, Rochester, Minn., and Sandra (Anthony) Kalica, Manchester, N.H.; grandchildren, Mark (Cindy) Porter, Michael Porter, Paul (Deeann) Kalica and Joseph Kalica; four great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; sister, Irene Gallagher, St. Petersburg, Fla.; many nieces and nephews; as well as other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Arnold Goetzman; and sisters, Florence Goetzman, Helen Jereczek, Anne Piechowiak, Dorothy Malotke, Ruth Goergen and Rose Goetzman. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. The Rev. Richard Colletti will officiate. Margaret will be laid to rest in St. Mary's Cemetery, Winona. Visitation will be at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart on Thursday, Dec. 8, from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the Mass. In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests that memorials be directed to Alzheimer's Research at Mayo Clinic, 200 — 1st Street, SW, Rochester, MN 55905. Entrusted to our care – Watkowski-Mulyck Funeral Home.	Goetzman, Margaret (I172)
927	Obituary from Winona Daily News, 4 Jan. 2008 J. Ray McNally March 9, 1919 — Jan. 2, 2008 J. Ray McNally, 88, of Lake Winona Manor and formerly of Ridgeway, Minn., died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008, at Lake Winona Manor. Ray was born in Winona on March 9, 1919, to Charles E. and Cora (Olson) McNally. Ray farmed all his life, beginning at the age of 16 when he took over his grandfather's farm after his grandfather died. He loved farming and the land he worked, never retiring. He also did plowing and grading for Pleasant Hill Township. Ray was united in marriage to Margaret C. Nagle on April 6, 1940, at the parsonage of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Winona. Margaret died Aug. 13, 2007. At the time of her death they had celebrated 67 years of marriage. He attended Cedar Valley Lutheran Church; served as secretary for Bush Cemetery for over 30 years; is a past board member of the Ridgeway Creamery; served many years as a supervisor for the Pleasant Hill Township Board and is a past board member of the Bush Country School. He enjoyed his grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Ray also enjoyed fishing and bowling. Ray is survived by his children, Gerald (Beverly) McNally, Winona; Judy (Michael) Leahy, Minocqua, Wis.; James L. (Sheila) McNally, on the home farm, rural Winona; Charles F. (Paula) McNally, rural Winona; Dean McNally and friend, Sue, Minnesota City, Minn.; nine grandchildren, Jerry Jr., Shannon, Kim, Jamie, Charlie, Traci, Brian, Brad and Leah; 15 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren and other relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife Margaret, grandson Jeffery and brothers, Clyde, Robert and Bruce. Funeral services for Ray will be at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 5, at Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home. Chaplain Kathy Redig of Winona Area Hospice will officiate. Interment will be at Bush Cemetery, Ridgeway, Minn. Friends may call today, Jan. 4, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Casket bearers will be Ray's grandchildren. Services entrusted to Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Winona.	McNally, James Ray (I3776)
928	Obituary from Winona Daily News, August 17, 2007 Margaret C. McNally Jan. 28, 1919 — Aug. 13, 2007 RIDGEWAY, Minn. — Margaret C. McNally, 88, of rural Ridgeway, died Monday, Aug. 13, 2007, at her home. Margaret Clare was born Jan. 28, 1919, in Winona, to Frances and Hanorah (White) Nagle. She attended Cathedral School in Winona and on April 6, 1940, she married J. Ray McNally. Margaret and Ray farmed together until they turned the place over to their son, James. Along with their farming, they volunteered at many community events at Ridgeway and Pickwick. Margaret was an accomplished bowler, winning many events and attending state tournaments. She enjoyed bingo, cooking, baking and paid special attention to her grandchildren when they said her name "Gramma Maggie." She is survived by her husband, J. Ray McNally, Winona; five children, Gerald (Beverly) McNally, Winona, Judy (Michael) Leahy, Minocqua, Wis., James L. (Sheila) McNally, on the home farm, rural Winona, Charles F. (Paula) McNally, Pickwick, Minn., and Dean (Sue Bittner) McNally, Minnesota City, Minn.; nine grandchildren, Jerry Jr., Shannon, Jamie, Kim, Charlie, Traci, Brian, Brad and Leah; 15 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her parents; a grandson, Jeff; four brothers; and three sisters. Funeral services for Margaret will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home, Winona, with Chaplain Kathy Redig officiating. Interment will be in Bush Cemetery, Ridgeway, Minn. Visitation starts at 9:30 a.m. today at Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home. Casketbearers will be Margaret's grandchildren. Words of remembrance or sympathy may be left at www.fawcett-junkerfuneralhome.com. Services entrusted to Fawcett-Junker Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Winona.	Nagle, Margaret Clarice (I3777)
929	Obituary indicated that he died in Brainerd and Al Sinclair brought his remains back to Pleasant Hill to be buried. Obituary also indicates he was survived by his wife, a son, Mr. Willam Harvey of Pleasant Hill, a daughter, Mrs. C. Wilson of Dakota, and a step-daugther, Mrs. A.L. Sinclair of Brainerd.	Harvey, Fletcher Clyde (I122)
930	Obituary of Iola Kinney from Fremont (NE) Tribune, Wednesday, Mar 05, 2008 - 11:32:49 am CST The funeral for Iola A. Kinney, 94, of West Point will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church in West Point. She died Tuesday, March 4, 2008, at West Point Living Center. She was born May 8, 1913, on a ranch near Missoula, Mont., and was raised by her parents, Frederick and Sadie (Davison) Young in Crofton where she attended school. She married Herbert Kinney on April 15, 1938, in Bloomfield and moved to West Point in 1949. They were married 58 years. She worked as a clerk at Baumann?s Department Store and Lil Carmody Dress Shop from 1950 to 1975, when she retired. Her husband preceded her in death April 24, 1996. She was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and taught Sunday school. Survivors include: two sons, Robert ?Bob? (and wife, Dee) Hoesing, from a previous marriage, of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Gary (and wife, Lois) Kinney of Hartington; a daughter, Sherry (and husband, Bill) Rasmus of West Point; 10 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. She also was preceded in death by an infant daughter. Visitation will be from 2-8 p.m. Friday at Stokely Funeral Home in West Point with family receiving friends from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. A memorial has been established to the Mount Hope Cemetery Memorial Fund.	Davison, Iola Arlene (I3579)
931	Obituary of Marie Knight Harris Chateaugay and Franklin County Democrat, May 10, 1907, page 8 Another old resident of Chateaugay Lake has passed away. After much suffering of a week with pneumonia, Mrs. Harris answered the summons of her master Monday morning, April 29. Mrs. Harris, whose maiden name was Miss Maria L. Wilson, was born in Chazy, May 14, 1841. In 1858 she became the wife of Isaac Knight and soon after they settled in Brainardsville, where they resided for a few years, from thence they moved to Chateaugay Lake where they spent the remainder of their years. They reared a family of seven children and by hard and unceasing efforts both Mr. and Mrs. Knight made rapid strides in lifes progress and as a result of their efforts they soon became the owners of one of the most desirable farms in Ellenburg. In 1875 Mrs. Knight was called to part with a loving husband and partner. In 1878 Mrs. Knight became the wife of Mr. Tyler Harris and in the years that followed she was always a true helpmate, trying as best she could to raise their two children, and her other ones, always labouring for her loved one, doing every thing her hands found to do. She is survived by five sons, Eugene Knight of Lyon, Mr. George E. Knight of Ellenburgh, Burt Knight of Chateaugay Lake, and Labran Harris of Ellenburg; four daughters, Mrs. Wm. D. Merrill of Chateaugay Lake, Mrs. Frank Furness of Ellenburgh, Mrs. James Eddy of Chateaugay Lake, Mrs. Lyman Collins of Chateaugay Lake, all of whom were at home when she passed away. Funeral services were held from the Shuttsville schoolhouse, Wednesday, May 1st, Rev. C.E. Hasting of Brainardsville officiating. "Give her the fruit of her hands and let her own works praise her in the gates. Pro. XXXI, 31." "Beautiful hands, Such beautiful, beautiful hands, They're neither soft nor small And you, I know, would scarcely think, That they were fair at all. I've looked on hands whose form and hue A sculptor's dream might be, Yet these aged wrinkled hands Most beautiful to me. Such beautiful, beautiful hands! Though heart were weary and sad These patient hands kept toiling on That the children might be glad. I almost weep, as looking back To childhoods distant day I think how these hands rested not When mine were at their play. Such beautiful, beautiful hands! They are now cold in death For time and pain have left their work On hand and heart and brow. Alas! alas! the time has come And the sad, sad day to me And 'neith the daisies out of sight Those hands are folded now. But Oh! beyond this shadow land Where all is bright and fair, I know full well these dear old hands Will palms of victory bear Where crystal streams through endless Flow over golden sands, And where the old grow young again I'll clasp my mother's hands."	Wilson, Maria Liddia (I594)
932	Obituary of Robert L. Hoesing Robert L. Hoesing, age 78, a longtime resident of Colorado Springs, passed away on June 25, 2011 in Colorado Springs. Robert was born on January 2, 1933 in Crofton, Nebraska, a son of the late Leroy H. and Iola Davis Hoesing. Robert had served in the US Army. He was a retired school teacher and coach from Harrison School District # 2. He had also worked as a Business Development Manager. Robert enjoyed fishing, hunting and traveling. He is survived by his wife, DeVoe J. Beems Hoesing, 3 children, Dawn (Dave) Bellis, David Hoesing and Jane (Mike) Williams, 2 step-daughters, Colleen Sandberg and Corrine (Bill) Transue, a sister, Sherry (Bill) Rasmus, a brother, Gary (Lois) Kinny, half-sister, Janice (Bill)Strop, 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Alice A. McPherson Hoesing in August of 1992. Robert never met a person he didn't like or one who didn't like him. At his request, cremation has taken place with private family services. Memorial donations may be made to the Colorado Division of Wildlife through the funeral home office. Online condolences at www.evergreenfuneralhome.org Published in The Gazette on June 28, 2011	Hoesing, Robert (I3582)
933	Obituary, 3 Mar 1984 Narragansett - Richard F. Cotter, Jr., 56, of 66 Beach Plum Rd., as science teacher at East Providence High School for the past 22 years, died yesterday at Rhode Island Hospital. He was the husband of Margaret J. (Curran) Cotter. Born in Providence, as son of the late Richard F. and Helen B. (Lennon) Cotter, he lived in East Providence many years before moving to Narragansett in 1978. He was a 1950 graduate of Providence College. He was a member of the National and Rhode Island Education Associations, a past president of the East Providence Teachers Association, a member of Providence College and LaSalle Academy Alumni Associations and was a Coast Guard veteran of World War II. Besides his wife he leaves his stepmother, Pauline A. Cotter of North Kingstown, two daughters, Kathleen M. Cotter of Narragansett and Denise A. O'Neill of Alexandria, Va.; two sons, Michael T. Cotter of Narragansett, Paul B. Cotter of East Providence, and a sister, E. Carol Cotter of East Providence. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from the W. Raymond Watson Funeral Home, 350 Willette Ave., Riverside, with a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church, Point Judith Road, at 11. Burial will be in the Rhode Island Veterans Cemetery, Exeter.	Cotter, Richard Francis Jr. (I225)
934	OBITUARY. Jonathan Brown* At St. Lawrence State Hospital, Ogdensburg, N, Y,, of brain disease, Jonathan Brown, aged 7 years and 3 months. Brother Brown was born in West Chazy, and was the oldest son of Deacon Edmond Brown, one of the pioneer settlers of that place, and located his farm near what used to be called the Douglass Corners. He experienced religion at 18 years of age and united with the primitive Baptist church here, who worshipped God in the Douglass school-house, and remained true to the faith till death. He was, at the time of his death, a member of the Baptist church, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, where he lived two years, from 1868 to 1870. He married when 28, Louisa Goodspeed, with whom he lived till God took her home in 1880, This was the crushing blow of his life. His love and attachment for his wife was so strong, that after her death he never rallied sufficiently to fully realize the necessity of renewing the battle tor life's duties and responsibilities. He moved to Ellenburgh, West Hill, in 1848, with his wife and two children, a son and a daughter. He has always been a resident of Ellenburgh, West Hill, and Ellenburgh Center, except the two years he lived at Iowa Falls, Iowa. Although a strong Baptist in sentiment and belief, yet he always felt at home wherever the true and living God was worshipped and had a zeal for his Master's cause always, and never neglected to tell of the goodness of God to his soul, and rejoiced that he could testify for Christ. Always at prayer-meeting and classy-meeting, fervent in prayer or exhortation, he gave no uncertain sound. When his brain, by disease, became so weakened that he could nor, fully realize his real surroundings, he always felt that he was near his Saviour, and would exhort others to seek that Saviour, who was so good to him, and he could sing of redeeming love to his latest breath, Of near relations, he leaves a son at Ellenburgh Center, two brothers In west Chazy, and a grandson at Ellenburgh, West Hill, and a grand-daughter at Troy, N. Y., and a large circle of acquaintances who were always his friends, to mourn his loss. S. B. Gregg	Brown, Jonathan (I982)
935	Obituary: Grace M. Benike, 93, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010, at Johnson Memorial Nursing Home, Dawson, Minn. Grace was born in Pickwick, Minn., the daughter of Maurice and Catherine (McNally) Nagle, on Sept. 17, 1916. She was baptized and confirmed into the Lutheran faith at St. John's Lutheran Church, Lewiston, Minn. She was united in marriage with Edward J.A. Benike on Dec. 16, 1937, at the home of his parents at Clark, S.D. Grace was a homemaker and farmed with her husband on a farm at Raymond, S.D., until they retired and moved to a home in Logan Township. She was a member of the Ladies Aid at Raymond and also a member of the Birthday Club. After her husband's death, she moved to an apartment in Clark. Due to failing health, she resided at Rotell Assisted Living until entering the nursing home at Dawson. Grace was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Raymond, and is survived by daughter Marilyn (Alton) Block of Winona and son Carol (Susan) Benike of Dawson; daughter-in-law Jean Benike of Waubay, S.D.; sister-in-law Mable Nagle; special friend Alma Hass; 13 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Edward; sons, Charles and David; great-granddaughter Rachel Frick; great-great-grandson Jonathon McNally; nine brothers; and two sisters. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan. 16, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Raymond, with Pastor Mark Guthmiller officiating. Burial will be held at a later date. Grandsons Dana, Devlin, Darren, Jason and Reese Benike, Douglas Thesing and Danial Ihrke will serve as pallbearers. Services are entrusted to Furness Funeral Home, Clark. Posted in Obituaries on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 12:15 am	Nagle, Grace M. (I9324)
936	OBITUARY: Genevieve "Jenny" Alice Johnson, May 17, 1932 - June 2, 2016 - reprinted from the Hill Funeral Home website Genevieve "Jenny" Alice Johnson, age 84, of Ellsworth, died Thursday, June 02, 2016 at Regions Hospital, St. Paul, MN. Jenny was born on May 17, 1932 in Winona, MN the daughter of Archibald and Alice (Anderson) Welty. She was a graduate of Red Wing High School. Genevieve married LeRoy Johnson September 24, 1951 at the Little Brown Church, Nashua, IA. Jenny enjoyed bird watching, gardening, sewing and reading. She was also an avid Packer fan! She loved spending time with her children and grand-children, and her family loved her very much. Jenny is survived by her five children: Lynn (Randy) Gunderson, Kerry (Cheryl) Johnson, Jean (Gary) Johnson, Sally (Steve) Melstrom, Jerry (Heather) Johnson, and her special friend, Jack Dahl. Grandchildren: Stephanie, Sheree, Jeremy, Luke, Tara, Dana, Corey, Wade, Kelsey, Jamie, Jared, Jenna, Jacob, and Shane. She is also survived by great-grandchildren, sisters, Patricia Lunde, Norma Steele, and brothers Glenn Welty and John Anderson. Sister-in-law Shirley Englund and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband LeRoy, and infant daughter Susan, and her sister, Inez Hauschildt. A private graveside service will be held in the Bethel Covenant Cemetery, Ellsworth, WI. An open house, celebration of life for Jenny will be Tuesday July 19th from 3:00-5:00 pm at Bethel Covenant Church in rural Ellsworth, WI Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Ellsworth, WI is serving the family.A private graveside service will be held in the Bethel Covenant Cemetery, Ellsworth, WI.	Welty, Genevieve (I15948)
937	Occupation: wrecking foreman	Hills, Howard Cushman (I8070)
938	Oct 28, 1953; Dallas Morning News Ennis, Texas '96 Mrs. John Hubacek, 79, died Tuesday in an Ennis hospital, where she had been a patient for eight weeks. She was born in what is now Czechoslovakia and had lived in Ennis 69 years. Mrs. Hubacek was a member of St. John Catholic Church and the St. John Rosary Society and was a charter member of the Ennis KJZT Lodge. Survivors include four sons, Joe and Frank Hubacek of Ennis, Charles Hubacek of Alvin, and Weldon Hubacek of San Antonio; five daughters, Mrs. Mack Smith, Mrs. Laden Houpy and Mrs. John M. Lang, all of Dallas; Mrs. Joe Trlica of Kemp and Mrs. James Koftak of Lancaster; 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St. John's Church Wednesday with the Rev. V. P. Micola officiating. Burial will be in the St. Joseph Cemetery in Ennis.	Vitovsky, Karolina "Carrie" (I435)
939	October 9, 1909 Winona Republican Herald: "A pretty home wedding took place Wednesday October 6th at the home of Mr & Mrs Emil Polzin, when their daughter Claribel was united in marriage to Mellie T. McNally, Rev. Mr Claus of Lewiston officiating. The bride was attired in dainty white and carried brides roses while her traveling suit was blue silk with hat and gloves to match. The Misses Anna and Lydia Polzin, sisters of the bride, acted as bridesmaids, and Ollie McNally brother of the groom was best man with Chris Polzin, a brother of the bride. Miss Claribel is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Polzin and is a highly esteemed young lady. The groom is the second son of Mr & Mrs J.A. McNally and is one of our promising young farmers. Mr & Mrs McNally left on the Northwestern Train for Dakota, where they will visit friends. Mr & Mrs McNally will reside on the Saxton farm and will be at home to their friends after Oct 20th. The wedding guests from out of the city present were Chris Polzin of Waseca, Mr & Mrs Lee and daughters Pearl and Ester of Dakota."	Family: Melzar Townsend McNally / Clara Belle Polzin (F1358)
940	Of Warwick, R.I.	Lee, John (I8209)
941	Opened Blacksmith shop	Brown, Oliver Rose (I2538)
942	or Hearndale (per Crandall) others have this as Elizabeth Harrington	Harrington, Sarah (I4843)
943	or Susan	Holden, Susannah (I4808)
944	Originally from Lansing	Hull, Phyllis (I69)
945	ORSINI, NATHAN C. 21, of Belvidere, New Jersey, passed away peacefully at home on Monday, November 30, 2015, surrounded by his loving family, after a courageous one year battle with brain cancer. Born on November 11, 1994 in Pembroke Pines, FL, the beloved son of Daniel J. and Christa (Cotter) Orsini of Belvidere, New Jersey (formerly of Narragansett, RI), he moved to Belvidere in 2001. He is the cherished brother of Hannah J. Orsini. Nathan was enrolled in his sophomore year at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT when diagnosed with his illness on his 20th birthday. A member of Quinnipiac's Honors Program, he was a student in the School of Communications and received its Outstanding Academic Achievement Award as a freshman. A 2013 graduate of Belvidere High School, he was a member of the Warren County Top 10, the National Honor Society, the boys' soccer team, and participated in New Jersey Boys State. Nathan had worked for several summers as a Belvidere recreation counselor and as a server at The Chelsea at Brookfield. Nathan was an avid soccer player and fan, and during his illness was a coach for the Independence Comet girls travel soccer team. He enjoyed rock climbing, hiking, spelunking, and ballroom dancing. In addition to his parents and sister, he is survived by his paternal grandparents, Col. Richard and Edith Orsini of Gainesville, FL; many aunts, uncles, cousins; and numerous devoted friends, especially his girlfriend Mackenzie Wieder. He was also the grandson of the late Jane Orsini, William H. Cotter, Jr., and Hildegard W. Cotter. Calling hours are from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, Sunday, December 6, 2015 at MacFadden Funeral Home, 325 Hardwick Street, Belvidere, NJ. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11:00 AM, Monday, December 7, 2015 at St. Patrick R.C. Church, 327 Greenwich Street, Belvidere, NJ. Online condolences may be sent to MacFaddenFuneralHome.com In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in memory of Nathan to the Oncology Child Life Program or the Oncology Social Work Program at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. To make a gift with your credit card, please visit www.giftofchildhood.org or call 267-426-6500. Please designate one of the above as the recipient.	Orsini, Nathan Cotter (I9586)
946	others have this wife of William as Patience Russell	Grant, Elizabeth (I4847)
947	Our Father was born on Valentines Day, and passed away on Fathers Day. John E Kolb was the first born of Joseph Edwin Kolb, and Leah Cochran. He made his Valentines Day entrance to their lives in Ipswich South Dakota, and shortly there-after the family moved to Hysham, Treasure County, Montana. The family stayed there a few years, and then moved to Pasadena in Southern California. John remembered fondly living in California, and riding his bike to the observatory up in the hills, and catching hell from his dad for it. He was about 8 or 9 when he did this with his friends. His father Ed, owned a gas station/repair shop there in Pasadena, but lost it during the depression. They then moved to Grass Valley, where Ed helped manage a friends fruit farm, until the friend lost his farm. Then they moved from Grass Valley California to Redmond Washington. John had very fond memories of growing up in Washington, and the "Swimming Hole" that they used to go to all the time. The kids all developed life long friendships there, (The Davidson Family especially) whom they remain in contact with to this day. John joined the Army Air Guard in October of 1942, and was initially set to train to fly, but during the training, his airsickness overcame him, so he had to change to airplane mechanic. He served for four years, and then returned home to Hamilton, in Washington state. John then worked on his father's dairy farm until he was married to Barbara in 1946, and then started doing large construction work with Barbara's father. In doing this construction work, they moved all over the northwest including Idaho and Montana and various locations in California. The family finally settled into the San Joaquin Valley near Sacramento. John worked for various "batch plants" as an operating engineer, then went to Viet Nam during the late 60's and early 70's with Morrison Knudsen, to help build bridges and airstrips that were needed for the war effort there. He returned to the states in 1972 at the end of the war. The family left California while John was in Vietnam, moving to Logan Utah. After he returned they moved from Logan to the Boise Idaho area. John worked for Idaho Concrete and Pipe in Nampa, until he was retirement age, retired, then decided retirement wasn't for him, and went back to work for them till he was 75 years old. He was a very hard worker, and his co-workers all loved him and appreciated him. They actually gave him two retirement parties, one the first time, and another at the second retirement. Dad was an AVID gardener, and raised the most beautiful, heavily producing gardens no matter where he lived. In 1995, John and Barbara and daughter Brenda moved to Clearwater Idaho, where they stayed, and had many friends in the Clearwater area. Both Barbara and Brenda are buried in the Clearwater Cemetery. John was a very devoted husband, and wonderful father - and a quiet soft-spoken man with a wonderful commitment to his family and friends as well as his God. We are very thankful as his children to have been able to have him in our lives. He was also paramount in the lives of his grandchildren who also live in the Clearwater area, as well as those grandchildren in other states. He loved to play chess with his grandson, and taught him all he knew about chess. Dad will be greatly missed by his children and grandchildren, and all those that knew him. John was able to spend the last 6 months of his life in the home of his youngest daughter and her husband, where he received wonderful care and a lot of love, surrounded by his family members, who came to visit him. We know that God will reward him well for a life well lived. Good bye Dad, we love you!	Kolb, John Edward (I5255)
948	Owned most of the land on which the village of Passumpsic now stands.	Harvey, Ira H. (I8518)
949	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I830)
950	Painesville Telegraph - "Death Takes Mrs. Clara Tribby, 81 - PERRY - Mrs. Clara Tribby, 81, of 45 Main St., died at her home this morning. A resident of Perry for 25 years, Mrs. Tribby was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 1, 1867. She was a member of the Perry Methodist Church as the Recreation Club of Perry. Survivors include a son, Benjamin, of Perry; one grandson and two granddaughters; and a brother, George Bowen, of Rapid City, S. Dak. She was preceded in death by her husband, George, Sr., and a son, George, Jr. Friends may call at the Behm Funeral Home in Madison Sunday and Monday evening. Services will be Tuesday at 2:30 P.M. at the funeral home. The Rev. William Locke of the Perry Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Perry Cemetery." Painesville Telegraph - "Tribby Funeral Services Held - PERRY - Rites for Mrs. Clara Tribby, 81, of 45 Main St., who died Saturday at her home, were conducted Tuesday at the Behm Funeral Home, Madison, by the Rev. William Locke, pastor of Perry Methodist Church. Burial was in Perry Cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Lynch and Carl Weldy of Painesville; William Stewart, Lew Lossing and William Fankhauser of Perry, and Bert Miller of Westlake, O."	Bowen, Clara F. (I4595)

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