History of
THE BEERY FAMILY
OF
PHYLLIS FULK
LOIS BROWN MILLER
EVANS PRESS
1976
Original text scanned and compiled by:
Henry L. (Hank) Bumgardner, Jr.
hbumgardner@kseyes.com
1: Michael Bieri,
(1620-___), Margaret Bütler/Buler
2: John (Hans) Bieri, Oberdiessbach, Switz.
(1652-___), Madlena Roht (1663-__)
3: Nicholas Bieri, (1704-1762), Barbara Miller,
(17__-1791)
4: Abraham Bieri,
(1718-1799), Mary Gochenour (b. __-1800)
5: Nicholas Beery, (1764-1815), Barbara Kagy (b.
__-d. __)
6: Abraham Beery, (1786-1870), Hannah Robinson
Allebaugh (1799-1874)
7: Josiah Beery, (1818-1882), Anna Jacobs
(1819-1905)
8: John Washington Beery, (1844-1925), Rebecca
Swartz (1847-1919)
9: Thomas Calvin Beery (1870-1938), Cora Belle
Davis (1875-1946)
10: Ruth Estelle
Beery (1896-1932), Henry Ernest Bumgardner (1893-1982)
11. Henry Lee
Bumgardner, Sr. (1919-__ ), Charlotte
Louise Rees (1921-__ )
12: Henry Lee
Bumgardner, Jr. (1944-__ ), Deanna Jane Nelson (1944-2001)
Additions at end of book: ..........
1. Latest genealogical information from Richard Warren Davis’ book series, Emigrants, Refugees & Prisoners, history and compilation of Swiss Anabaptist Families.
2. First 60+ pages of The Beery History by William Beery and Judith Garber Beery.
I’ve always been somewhat fascinated with my
Beery relatives. All of my feelings for
them came from my father. I never knew
them ... they passed on before I was born.
My father had an unhappy early
childhood. He was born in 1919, so the
impact of the great depression of the early 1930’s made a big impression on
him. Times were bad for so many ...
food, clothing and shelter were scarce ... and the dusty winds blew terribly
during the hot, dry summers of
But he had his Beery grandparents to nurture
him. He remembered some of the most
pleasurable times of his life were the visits to his grandparents home as a
youngster of 4, 5 and 6 years old in
As he grew, his grandfather taught him to be
a good man, to be responsible for his family, to find a good woman and cherish
her as his wife. His grandfather became
his ideal role model for what a man should be.
I owe the Beery’s much because of how they
helped my dad. He became a great success
in life and family and passed on the wonderful traits he learned to his own
children.
Hank Bumgardner, 2004
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ………………………………. 4
Preface ………………………………. 5
Guide ………………………………. 6
Background ………………………………. 8
Historical Error ………………………………. 10
Nicholas Beery, Immigrant
of 1727 ………………..
11
Abraham Beery, PART I ………………………… 14
Nicholas Beery, Jr ………………………… 71
Jacob Beery, PART II ………………………… 85
Christian Beery, PART III …………………… 220
History of
Biographies ………………………………… 333
Index of Names ………………………………… 350
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INTRODUCTION
The
Beery family originated in Berne, one of the German-speaking cantons of
All
Bieri’s (Beery’s) no doubt have a common root as offspring of one Bieri,
believed to be a man named Peter who was first called Bieri in fun, for a
nickname (derived from Pierre, the French for his name, with the Swiss
diminutive “I” added like the English “Y” in Petey). The name remained and
became the Bernese surname Bieri. Many Swiss surnames those derived from
personal names are the oldest. The Bieri family name does not come from the
name of the beverage, beer (bier in German). Beer was unknown in
Many
variations in spelling the family name are found in the old records, both in
The
same given names were used in all of the old-time families, mostly Biblical
names such as Abraham, Daniel, Peter, John, Jacob, and Samuel, or old saints’
names from Catholic times in
So-called
family coats-of-arms were a purely personal matter in
PREFACE 5
Nearly
four years ago I decided to bring the 1911 Beery History up to date by adding
another four generations. It seemed so simple a job but soon became a major
task. Each family called for an explanation of who they were, this led to early
history research, then research int. other early families of the community who
were so closely interwoven with the Beery’s. Many letters had to be sent, some
not answered. The early ancestor stories have to be condensed from the 1957
Beery History with many thanks to Judith Beery Garber, the author, who let me
copy from her book and has given advice, help and encouragement along the way.
The
story of
I
call this the Page County Beery’s as there needed to be a special point to work
from, there are connections who never lived near Page Co. but their interest
has made them welcome in this book.
Much
of the
This
book could not have been done without help.
Lois Brown Miller has gathered the Joseph L. Beery family, visited many
where I could not and the whole book has been with her help and knowledge of
her vast family. Ed and Peggy Dick of
the Decatur, Ind. family (who the Page County families left behind), Earl Good
collecting his entire family, Lois and
Ruth Smith of Salem, Mo. with their help on the Kunkels and many, many others
sending their own information and adding stories of others.
Phyllis
Fulk
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GUIDE
The
book has been arranged for easy identification. Nicholas Beery, Sr., the
immigrant is considered the first and has no number. His children are numbered
and carry that number through the book, Abraham 4 (which is Part I) and
Nicholas 6 (Part II and Part III).
The
main guide should be the opposite page which shows how the family lines up. The
numbers are the number of children in each family and where a name is recorded
the number is the position in the family, these numbers are carried throughout
the book.
Each
family is carried 1n place, one generation following another. The numbers at
length are each generation to the present time, such as:
Nicholas 6
Beery, Jr. 6th
child of Nicholas, Sr.
Jacob 6-3
Beery 3rd
child of Nicholas Jr.
Abraham D. 6-3-2
Beery 2nd
child of Jacob
Peter B. 6-3-2-2
Beery 2nd
child of Abraham
Barbara Beery 6-3-2-2-7
Fulk 7th
child of Peter
Edward 6-3-2-2-7-5
Fulk 5th
child of Barbara
Marvin 6-3-2-2-7-5-6
Fulk 6th
child of Ed
Each part is divided by families giving the
page on which it begins. The families
within are further divided by capital letter headings. Generation will be
carried out by indented numbers with sometimes four generations to a page.
The write-ups are arranged in this order:
number, name, birth, education, occupation, church, other organizations,
wartime experience, other experiences, special interests, heirlooms, address or
death. The record of the spouse follows
that of the Beery descendant, in the same paragraph.
For families who have lived and at present
live in the townships of Harlan,
Page
numbers will be given to direct information.
The
family write-ups beginning on page 333 will help make connection
to
the Beery’s in this book.
At
the present time a Beery reunion and picnic is held each year the last Sunday
in July at the Lake of Three Fires State Park in Taylor County, Iowa, near
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GUIDE TO FAMILIES IN THIS
BOOK
(PART
I)
1. Abraham Beery pp 15
2. Nicholas Beery 22
3. John Beery 23
4. Jacob Beery 25
NICHOLAS BIERI 5. George Beery 55
1. 6.
2. 7. Christian Beery 59
3.
4. Abraham Beery (see above)
5.
6. Nicholas Beery, Jr. 1.
7. 2.
John (ancestor of Wallace Beery) pp 73
8. 3.
Jacob —
l.
9. 4.
2. Abraham D. — 1. Anna Good
pp 87
5. 3. 2. Peter Beery 103
6. 4. 3.
7. 5. 4. Mary Huddle 137
8.
6. 5. Daniel Beery 187
9.
7. 6. Sarah Hunter 86
10. 8. 7. Barbara Young 86
11. 9. 8. F. Lethridge 86
12. 10. Elizabeth Baum pp 76 (PART
II)
13.
14.
Christian l.
15.
2. Rebecca Good pp 224
16. 3.
4. Joseph L. Beery -l. Will Beery 238
5. 2. Ben Beery 245
6. Anna Konkel 315 3. Sol Beery 254
7. 4. Mahala Kunkel 266
8. 5. Mary Hamm 275
9. 6. Jim Beery 286
10. 7. Caleb Beery 287
11. 8. Sarah Thomas 288
12. 9. Jesse - twin 238
10. Jonas - twin
Each line of numbers a generation 11. Michael Beery 291
4 given). Page numbers follow names.
12. Julia Brown 293
Nicholas 9c., Nicholas Jr. 16c., 13. Joe Beery 298
Abraham 7c., Jacob 10c., Christian
12c., l4. John Beery 305
Abraham D. 8c.. Joseph L. 15c. 15. Ambrose Beery 312
(PART
III)
BACKGROUND
The
story begins in
The
Mennonites based their religious views on the teachings of the New Testament as
interpreted by the individual conscience, upholding the right of dissent. They
believed that there should be no exercise of force in religion, and that this
principle of non-coercion required baptism upon confession of faith rather than
of infants; refusal of military service - since love must rule, war is
un-Christian; refusal to take oaths, believing in the sanctity of a man’s word;
and abstaining from the holding of public office, though magistrates were to be
obeyed in all things not prohibited by Scripture. These beliefs, coupled with
their conviction that the church and state should be separate and their
unwillingness to conform to the practices of the established church, brought
upon them a vicious persecution.
Persecution
of the Mennonites in
Their
journey took them first down the
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special
care. Such industry did not go unrewarded.
Their community prospered and grew. And as it grew, some of the people
pushed on to clear and develop new land.
The
Mennonites shared this territory with another religious group of Germans who
were also of the “plain people” and came to be known in this country as the
German Baptist Brethren or, colloquially, as Dunkers or Dunkards. The name officially chosen in 1908 was Church
of the Brethren. The Dunkers had
originated in
With
the Quakers, religious dissenters like themselves, with other settlers and with
the Indians they lived in peace until the Revolution brought persecution anew
upon the Mennonites, Brethren and the Quakers as well, who believed all war was
wrong. They would not associate with the
Associators who had formed themselves into military companies for general
defense. After the state constitution of
1776 was adopted, the state militia was organized and a fine of “three
shillings and six pence for each and every parade day appointed” was to be
imposed on “all able-bodied effective male white persons capable of bearing
arms, not associators, between the ages of sixteen and fifty years who did not
meet and exercise in order to learn the art military”. The Mennonites and the Brethren had to pay
fines for not answering muster.
A
property tax, called an “effective supplies tax”, was levied by the Assembly in
1781; under the terms of the act every property holder was required to make a
sworn return of all his taxable property.
For those who refused to comply with the terms of the act, the tax was
doubled - a favorite device of the Whig authorities. This double taxation naturally fell heavily
on the Mennonites and the Brethren who refused to “swear”’ to anything. Those refusing to take an oath were called
“non-jurors”.
Despite
these adversities the Mennonites and the Brethren continued to prosper and made
a great contribution to the development of southeastern
Soon
after the turn of the nineteenth century the Mennonites and the Brethren began
emigrating to
(Condensed
from BACKGROUND page 21-27 of the 1957 “Beery Family History”)
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HISTORICAL ERROR
Several
historical errors found in previous volumes are corrected in the “Beery Family
History” of 1957. Joseph H. Wenger
published two volumes, “History of the Descendants of Abraham Beery” (1905) and
“History of the Descendants of Nicholas Beery” (1911). Careful study of Wenger’s genealogy disclosed
discrepancies in the relationships. He
stated that Abraham Beery was Abraham Beer, the immigrant of 1736, and that
Abraham was a brother of Nicholas Beery, the immigrant of 1727. Lengthy research established this was not the
case. Investigations made by Byron A. Beery led to the discovery that Nicholas
Beery had lived and died in
Since
the documents show that Abraham Beery was a son of Nicholas rather than his
brother, all of the families recorded in the two Wenger histories are
descendants of Nicholas Beery the immigrant of 1727. The old documents of
(The
above information from 1957 Beery Family History - Judith Beery Garber).
New
information found since 1957 places the children of Nicholas the immigrant in
new positions, Abraham as the 4th child
and Nicholas as 6 (see page 12). This
from Charles H. Starr - for the Hunsaker organization. Other “new” corrections are used as the data
is recorded and not to be confused with the 1905, 1911 and 1957 Beery
Histories.
ABBREVIATIONS
a) , b) , c ) , etc. –
stepchildren emp.
- employed
ad - addresses H.S.
- High School
b – born I.S.U.
-
bur. - buried I.W.C.C.
- Iowa Western
Community
College-Clarinda
c – child m
- married
cem. - cemetery mgr.
- manager
co. - county, company O.E.S.
- Order of Eastern Star
com. – committee s
- son
d – died Sch.
- school
da – daughter S.S.
- Sunday School
div. - division. Divorce U.
- University
W.C.T.U. - Women’s
Christian Temperance Union.
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NICHOLAS BEERY SR., THE
IMMIGRANT 1727.
NICHOLAS BEERY (BIERI), b 1697 (probably) Canton
of Berne, Switzerland. The home area of his family was in the
Nicholas immigrated to
As a member of the second largest group of Swiss
Mennonites to follow the original group of 1710 to the Pequea Creek settlement
in Conestoga (now Lancaster County), Nicholas doubtless spent his first winter
among his fellow countrymen there. The
area was still a part of
The settlers traveled to their destination west
of the Susquehanna by covered wagon (“Conestoga” wagons were a product of these
Penna. Germans and have been referred to as the “ships of inland
commerce”). In the wagons were the
belongings which the immigrants had been able to bring with them from Europe,
the essential implements of agriculture, seeds, household articles, large
iron-bound chests filled with homespun’s and some of the most important
household utensils, and their precious Bibles and other books. Most of the settlers had some money.
Heavy timber covered most of the region, with
occasional meadows and swamps. Beside a
spring to insure a good water supply, the settler built his first home - a
hastily built cabin made to do until some land could be gotten under
cultivation. Nicholas settled on the
north bank of Codorus Creek, a mile or so north of the present city of York, in
the area that became Manchester Township in 1742, one of the most fertile and
productive townships of York County. In
1729, Springettsbury Manor was included with Lancaster Co. when that, the 4th
Penna. Co., was organized and separated from
Died Oct. 1, 1762, York Co., pa., it may be
assumed that he was a still vigorous man and died unexpectedly as he left no
will; m Dec. 1, 1728, Lancaster Co., Pa., BARBARA MILLER, (da Michael Jeremiah
George and Magdalena Miller); d Dec. 2, 1791, York Co., pa.; (m (2) Nov. 17)
1766, Jacob Kagy).
(new
information above from Charles H. Starr for Hunsaker Organization)
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CHILDREN OF NICHOLAS BEERY,
THE IMMIGRANT
1. JOHN BEERY, b Aug. 2, 1729 in the Pequa
settlement, Lancaster Co., Penna.; Farmer, Shrewsbury Twp., south of the
present town of York; John married 1748, CATHARINA HUNSAKER. 3 chil: Jacob,
Daniel, Anna Beery Seitz.
2. MAGDALENA BEERY, b Jan. 3, 1732, East
Manchester Twp., York Co., Penna.; d Aug. 9, 1796; m May 15, 1750, JOHN
HUNSAKER, (s Hartmann Hunsaker and bro. of Catharina above); Farmer, York Co., owner of land in Manchester
Twp. adjoining that of his father-in-law, Nicholas Beery.
3. BARBARA BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; m before 1758, JOHN COCHENHAUER (s of Jacob); Farmer, York Co.,
owned land Manchester Twp. adjoining that of Barbara’s brothers, John Beery,
Abraham Beery and Nicholas Beery, Jr., taxed on 211 A. in 1782.
4. ABRAHAM BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; Farmer, owned land in Shrewsbury Twp. Paid a special tax in 1783
to help defray expenses of Revolutionary War, also taxed double on his property
for refusal of oath “effective supplies tax”.
For military, see brother Nicholas Jr. story. Was guardian of nephews
Abraham arid Daniel Forry. Abraham
emigrated to Rockingham Co.,
5. CATHARINA BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; m before 1767, JOHN BLASSER; Farmer, York Co. and neighbor of
Catharina’s brother-in-law, John Forry.
6. NICHOLAS BEERY, JR., b June 16, 1739, East
Manchester Twp., York Co. Penna.; Farmer, owned land in Shrewsbury Twp.; For
the years 1777 and 1778 was listed. as a private on the muster roll of the 7th
Battalion of York Co. Militia organized under the state constitution of 1776
and commanded by Col. David Kennedy.
Nicholas and his brother Abraham were both listed in Capt. Ehrman’s unit
from Shrewsbury Twp. which was then the 5th
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family with ten “white souls”, one dwelling, and
one other building. For the personal
property tax (sometimes called the “horse tax”), Nicholas was listed among the tithables
(all males in the state above 16 years of age) as a “vocher” with 5 horses in
1788, owner of 240 acres in 1789, and a tithable with 5 horses in 1792, in the
Linville Creek district. A man’s wealth
in those days was judged by the number of horses he had, and a “five-horse man”
was considered quite wealthy. Since the
tax was based on the number of horses, they were generally limited by the
farmers to the necessary minimum. It has
been said that Nicholas owned slaves in
7. MARGARET BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; Margaret married (1) JOHN FORRY; Farmer in York Co. In 1782 had
300 A. and 2 horses, Margaret’s name appeared on the tax rolls in 1783 as John
had died. Margaret married (2) JACOB
BURKHART of Manheim Twp., York Co., 8 chil: Jacob, John, Abraham, Elizabeth,
Margaret, Daniel, Rudolph and Magdalena Forry. (all of first marriage).
8. SUSANNA BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; m before 1767, JOHN BICKSLER; Farmer of York Co.; In 1781 taxed on
250 A., John was listed by the assessors in 1781 as a non-juror, and because
his religious principles required that he refuse to take an oath in making his
return for the property tax called an “effective supplies tax”, he was taxed
double on his property. John died sometime before Aug. 16, 1796. 4 chil: Jacob,
“Christly”, “Jose” and a dau., wife of
9. GEORGE BEERY, b East Manchester Twp., York
Co., Penna.; Farmer in York Co. owned land in Shrewsbury Twp.; George and his
wife were members of the
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PART I
DESCENDANTS OF ABRAHAM
BEERY
( brother of Nicholas Jr.)
ABRAHAM BEERY
m
ELIZABETH COCHENHAUER
1. Abraham Beery ……………………….. 15
2. Nicholas Beery ……………………….. 22
3. John Beery ……………………….. 23
4. Jacob Beery ……………………….. 25
5. George Beery ……………………….. 55
6.
7. Christian Beery ……………………….. 59
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Please
refer to page 12 for data of the father Abraham.
ABRAHAM BEERY
4-1. ABRAHAM BEERY, b 1762, York Co., Penna.; emigrated to Rockingham
Co., Va.; 4 horses 1792, Muddy Creek district; Known as the most fleshy person
of his day and was obliged to spend the greater part of the summer in the
cellar of his house; d in old age on farm where he settled south of Edom;
Lindale Mennonite Church cem.; m (1) Sept. 28, 1786, Rockingham Co., Va.,
MAGDALENA RIFE: d 1790; m (2) BARBARA GOOD (da Jacob II and Frances (Grow)
Good); (see Good).
1.
2. JOHN BEERY, “Muddy Creek
John,” b Oct. 6, 1787; m
3. ABRAHAM BEERY, ‘’Muddy Creek
Abe,” b July 23, 1789; m Elizabeth
Wenger; 9c.
4. JOSEPH BEERY, b Aug. 8, 1798;
m Mary Brenneman;
5. CATHERINE BEERY; m Benjamin
Fielding Ralston; 3c.
6. JACOB BEERY, b 1799. (see
below).
7. SAMUEL BEERY; b Apr. (Aug.?)
12, 1803; m (1) Jennie Spicer; m (2) Sarah Raburn;
8.
9. ANNA BEERY, b
10. PETER V. BEERY, b Jan. 12, 1807; m Margaret Pulse;
11. DAVID BEERY, b Oct. 8, 1808. (see below)
12.
13. BARBARA BEERY, b Aug. 27, 1815; m Jacob Funk; 4c. (Jacob m (2)
Catherine Beery, 4-1-4-1).
4-1-6. JACOB BEERY, b 1799 near Edom, Va.; after marriage lived near
Harrisonburg where children were born; emigrated to Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1838
and settled near Bremen; d 1840 near Bremen; bur. in Ohio; m Oct. 11, 1823,
Rockingham Co., Va., HANNAH STOVER, b 1801; d 1874 near Bremen, Ohio.
1. ISAAC V. BEERY, b Aug. 18,
1824; m Mary Houston; sc.
2. SARAH BEERY, b Nov. 19,
1825; m Elias Disbennett; 6c.
3. SUSANNAH BEERY, b July 19,
1827; m Daniel Poling; 7c.
4. ABRAHAM S. BEERY, b Sept.
9, 1829. (see below)
5.
CATHERINE BEERY, b Nov. 7, 1831; m Lemuel Disbennett; Sc.
6.
7.
JACOB G. BEERY, b July 4, 1837; m Martha Brant; 6c.
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4-1-6-4. ABRAHAM S. BEERY, “Little Abe” b Sept. 9, 1829, Rockingham Co.,
Va.; went with parents to Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1838; after father death made
home with uncle, Peter V. Beery (4-1-10), near Logan; farm; Marion Twp.,
Hocking Co.; moved to Covington 1892; Church of the Brethren (deacon, Rush
Creek congregation; gave corner of land from his farm in Hocking Co., 2 miles
north of Logan, for Marion church, also known as the “Slab” church because the
siding of rather wide slabs of wood was put on vertically; first S.S. Supt. at
Marion church and often conducted church service when no minister was present;
church services have since been discontinued, but the building is still used
for reunions and similar gatherings); Abraham d Oct. 20, 1909, Covington; old
age; bur. Covington; m Mar. 22, 1853, MARGARET HUNSAKER, b Mar. 11, 1835, Hocking
Co. (da John and Luvina (Hoffert) Hunsaker); Church of the Brethren; d Feb. 22,
1914, Covington; old age; bur. Covington.
1. LUVINA BEERY, b Mar. 12,
1854; d May 9, 1854.
2. JOHN H. BEERY, b Dec. 25,
1855; d Oct. 12, 1860.
3. CATHERINE BEERY, b Mar. 4,
1858; m Rufus McCune;
4. JESSE C. BEERY, b July 25,
1860. (see below)
5. PERRY HUNSAKER BEERY, b Sept.
2, 1862; m Catherine Blosser (6-7-2-1- 3);
6. ELIZABETH BEERY “Lizzie,” b
Jan. 21, 1865; m George Washington VanAtta;
7. SILAS D. BEERY, b May 23,
1867; d 1892.
8. NOAH
9. MATILDA A. BEERY, b Mar. 25,
1871; m
10. MARTHA B. BEERY, b Jan. 9, 1874; m Ora Q. Boggs; Empire,
11. ISAAC RAPHAEL BEERY, b Feb. 21, 1877; m Barbara Elizabeth Shafer;
4-1-6-4-4. JESSE C. BEERY, b July 25, 1860, Marion Twp., Hocking Co.,
Ohio; Ashland Col.; farmer; public Sch. teacher many years; with sons John and
George in Record Printing Co., Bremen, Ohio; Church of the Brethren minister,
later United Brethren in Christ; m June 17, 1883, near Enterprise, MARY JANE
GEIGER.
1. JOHN A. BEERY, b Apr. 11, 1884.
2. GEORGE W. BEERY, b Apr. 29, 1886.
3. WILLIAM O. BEERY, b May 7, 1889.
4.
5. JESSE BRYAN BEERY, b Aug. 24, 1899.
4-1-6-4-4-1. JOHN A. BEERY, b Apr. 11, 1884, Hocking Co., Ohio;
Publisher, Blissfield Advance (weekly newspaper); d Mar. 4, 1955, Blissfield,
Mich.; bur. Pleasant View cem., Blissfield; m Oct. 24, 1914, Blissfield, EDNA
HOLT. no children.
4-1-6-4-4-2. GEORGE WORKMAN BEERY, b Apr. 29, 1886; teacher, publisher,
rural mail carrier; ad
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1. DOROTHY EDNA BEERY, b Dec. 29, 1907, Bremen,
Fairfield Co., Ohio; Ohio U., Athens, Ohio 1926-28, summer ’30; teacher,
Somerset, Ohio 1928-33, Berea, Ohio 1933-35, Upper Arlington 193537, Cols City
Sch. 1956-60, Spec. Edu., Columbus State Institute 1960-7-; Glenwood Methodist;
ad 134 So. Burgess Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43204; m Aug. 9, 1935, New Castle,
Penna., ROGER LESLIE STEWART, b May 9, 1904, Antioch, Ohio (5 Ulysses Grant and
Mary Catherine (Ridgeway) Stewart); BS Elec. Engineering, Ohio U. Athens 1928;
Self emp., Used Sewing Machines, furniture; Glenwood Methodist (S.S. teacher);
d Feb. 29, 1964, Columbus, Ohio; Cardiac Acc.; bur. Sunset Cemetery, Cols,
Ohio.
1. JEAN ELIZABETH STEWART, b Sept. 23, 1941, Columbus, Ohio; BS
Education, Ohio State U. June 1962; Elem. teacher 196266; Methodist; ad 2957
Rundell Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43204; m Nov. 23, 1963, Columbus, ROBERT CLIFTON
COLONY, b May 14, 1938, Anacortes, Wash. (s Clifton James and Agnes Shaw (Cook,
legal, Hagenk, step-father) Colony); Auburn (Wash.) H.S. 1957; Air Conditioning
service; Methodist.
1. Diane Elaine Colony, b Oct. 5, 1967.
2. David Edward Colony, b June 20, 1969.
2. MARY CATHERINE STEWART, “Cathie,” b Sept. 20, 1943; Columbus, Ohio;
Ohio State U., BS Education; Account Clerk,
Fawcett Center for Tomorrow; First Community Church Non-denominational;
int. sewing, swimming, Yoga; ad 1594 NW Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43212.
3. GEORGE LESLIE STEWART, b Feb. 23, 1946, Columbus, Ohio; West H.S.
1960-63, GED equiv.; Maintenance, St. Raphael Convent Home; Glenwood Methodist;
ad 234 S. Powell Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43204; m May 16, 1966, Columbus, DOROTHY
MARY MURPHY, ‘’Dotti,’’ b Apr. 4, 1946, Dorchester, Mass. (da Leo Francis and
Dorothy Thelma (Ennis) Murphy); Mt. St. Joseph Academy 1960-63 (Business);
Keypuncher, John Deere Co.; Catholic.
1. Janette Lyn Stewart, b Aug. 16, 1969.
2. CARL MILTON BEERY, b May 23, 1913, Bremen, Ohio; Ohio U., Athens
1931-34 (numerous Finance and Banking Sch.); 1936-42 Commercial Credit Co.,
1942-75 Marine Midland Banks Inc. (Commercial Credit home office Baltimore, Md.
I worked in Branches in
1. JUDITH ANN BEERY, “Judy,” b Aug. 24, 1938, Syracuse, N.Y.; BS
Bucknell U. (Who’s Who in American Col. and U.); American Lutheran (former
Ministers wife, U.C.C. 1966-74); Vol. at Sch., church; int. music, reading,
people, serving Christ where he takes us; ad 424 N. 3rd. St., Stillwater, Minn.
55082; m May 1, 1965, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., JOSEPH BARDWELL LYMAN III, “Joe,” b
Oct. 31, 1938, Hanover, NH (s Joseph Bardwell Jr. and Janet Adelaide (Hartmann)
Lyman); Yale New Haven, Conn., Div. Andover Newton Theo. Sem.; Computer
Programmer; American Lutheran; int. music.
1. George Daehler Lyman, b Apr. 23, 1969.
2. DONALD EDWARD BEERY, “Don,” b Dec. 3, 1940, Elmira, New York;
Bucknell U., Lewisburg, Penna. 1962, Tulane U., New Orleans, La. 1964;
Insurance Agent; Trinity Episcopal Church (Member Christian Edu. Comm.);
Trinity Sch. Parents Assoc. (treas.), Board of Trustees, Trinity Sch.; int.
golf, tennis; ad 1118 Joseph St., New Orleans, La. 70115; m June 17, 1961, New
Orleans, ANNE HARRISON MALEY, b May 7, 1939, Charleston, South Carolina (da
Kenneth Paul and Alice Barclay (Harrison) Maley); Bucknell U. 1957-59, Newcomb
Col. New Orleans 1959-60; Junior League, New Orleans, Trinity Parents group and
MaGehee Sch. parents; int. tennis.
1. Barclay Donaldson Beery, b July 23, 1964.
2. Alice Harrison Beery, b Apr. 26, 1967
(11th
child of Abraham)
4-1-11. DAVID BEERY, b Oct. 8, 1808, near Edom, Va.; In 1847 started
west by wagon train but wife became ill at Levels, W. Va., purchased land and
settled there; Later with youngest son went to Augusta, W. Va.; Christian
Church; d Mar. 7, 1883; bur. Beery farm near Augusta; m (1) Sept. 28, 1831,
ELIZABETH NISWANDER, b Sept. 18, 1808, Rockingham Co., Va.; d June 18, 1848;
bur. Levels; m (2) Mar. 1849, SUSANNA ROHRBAUGH, b Mar. 24, 1808, Rockingham
Co., Va.; d Nov. 9, 1892; bur. Beery farm.
1. BENJAMIN BEERY, b Dec. 17, 1832; m Malinda Catherine Moore; 9c.
2. JOSEPH BEERY, b June 22, 1835. (see below)
3. REBECCA BEERY, b Oct. 7, 1836; m Conrad Wilbert; 9c.
4. DAVID ABRAHAM BEERY, b Mar. 21, 1839; m Mrs. Sarah Ann (McKee)
Morris;
5.
6.
7. SARAH A. BEERY, b Oct. 15, 1846; d Oct. 11, 1863.
8. JACOB DANIEL BEERY, b June 22, 1850; d Mar. 9, 1951,
4-1-11-2. JOSEPH BEERY, b June 22, 1835, Edom, Va.; emigrated with
parents to Hampshire Co., W. Va. in 1847; after marriage moved to Herman, Ill.;
1860’s returned to Va.; Christian Church; Farmer, carpenter; m Nov. 25, 1856,
MARTHA PENCE, b Mar. 25, 1837.
1. MARY ANN ELIZABETH BEERY, b Oct. 2, 1857.
2. SARAH FRANCES BEERY, b Jan. 11, 1861; Farmer.
3. JOHN HARVEY BEERY, b Oct. 2, 1863. (see below)
4. EMMA
5. WILLIAM DAVID BEERY, b May 14, 1872; Butcher
6. JOSEPH SYLVESTER BEERY, b July 2, 1875; Miner
7. LIVIA MELVIN BEERY, b Jan. 19, 1879; Clerk.
4-1-11-2-3. JOHN HARVEY BEERY, b Oct. 2, 1863, Hampshire Co., W. Va.;
Miner; Ellisville, Ill.; d 1924; m Sept. 9, 1887, ELLEN PAGE; d July 1, 1903; m
(2) Jan. 1, 1904, LETTA PAGE.
1. GLENN BEERY, b Aug. 10, 1889.
2. FAY BEERY, b Apr. 3, 1891.
3. NINA BEERY, b June 9, 1892.
4. CECIL RAY BEERY, b Jan. 4, 1893. (see below)
5. CHARLES BEERY, b Aug. 1898; d 1903.
6. HARVEY BEERY, b 1905, Ellisville, Ill.; Hair dresser 40 yr.; ad Hotel
Kewanee, Kewanee, Ill. 61443; son, 1931; Hayward, Calif.
7. BOB BEERY.
(a) George Page; Sun Prairie, Wisc.
(b) Arthur Page;
(c)
4-1-11-2-3-4. CECIL RAY BEERY, ‘’Ray,’’ b Jan. 4, 1893, Va.; emigrated
to Ill. and when a young man to Shawano, Wisc.; elem. sch.
K-8, Galesburg, Ill.; Lumber, logging, and trucking operations 1916-62;
Catholic; Town Clerk of Town of Wescott, Deputy Sheriff, Shawano Co. and State
of ,Wise.; int. hunting, fishing, gardening; d Feb. 11, 1971, Shawano; cancer;
bur. Sacred Heart cem.; m June 16, 1916, Shawano, MARY AGNES BIBELHAUSEN, b
Jan. 24, 1893, Shawano (da John and Henrietta (Degner) Bibelhausen); Sacred
Heart Sch. 8 yr., music 2 yr.; Sacred Heart Catholic Church; V.F.W. (Senior and
Jr. V. Pres., Guard and Chaplain); int. sewing; ad RR 1, Shawano, Wise.
1. GLADYS MABLE BEERY, b Jan. 17, 1917.
2. ELMER JOHN BEERY, b June 9, 1918.
3. PEARL AGNES BEERY, b Apr. 24, 1920.
4. MILDRED LUCILE BEERY, b Feb. 2, 1922.
5. EVELYN GERTRUDE BEERY, b Feb. 17, 1925.
6. ELAINE MAE BEERY, b May 20, 1927.
7. HARVEY ROGER BEERY, b May 5, 1929.
8. ARLENE RUTH BEERY, b Apr. 30, 1931.
4-1-11-2-3-4-1. GLADYS MABLE BEERY, b Jan. 17, 1917, Shawano, Wise.;
Ainsworth gd., Shawano H.S.; Housewife to 1960, Marketing Dept., Pure Oil Co.
1965, Accounting Dept, Chamberlain Mfg. Corp., Elmhurst, Ill., present; St.
James Catholic Church (Mother’s Club, Women’s Guild); 4-H comm., Brownies, Girl
Scouts; ad 938 N. Kennicott, Arlington Hts., Ill.; m Nov. 30, 1934, Beaver Dam,
Wisc., ERNEST ERWIN SHULSE, b Oct. 26,1908, St. Joe, Mo. (s August and Myrtle
(Asbill) Shulse); Hannibal, Mo. H.S.; Greens keeper, Golf Course; Baptist; ad
Hannibal, Mo.
1. MARY JANE SHULSE SCHARRINGHAUSEN, b July 14, 1940; ad
2. BETTY LOU MARIE SHULSE DORMANN, b Aug. 4, 1939; ad
4-1-11-2-3-4-2. Elmer JOHN BEERY, “Buss,” b June 9, 1918, Shawano,
Wisc.; High Sch., BS from U. of Wisc., Babbcock Hall; Cheese Maker, licensed by
U. of Wisc. and Dept. Agri. 1940; Mennonite convert to Catholic; Pres. Wisc.
Cheesemakers Assoc., State Board memo 20 yr.; Clerk Bd. Edu., School Board memo
26 yr.; int. music, hunting, water sports; Staff Sgt. 307 Inf., Hq. Co., 77
Div. So. Pacific combat and
m Aug. 24, 1939, Waupaca, Wisc.
1. ALAN RAY BEERY, b Oct. 24, 1940; Doctor;
2. COLLINS LEE BEERY, b Nov. 27, 1941; ad
1. Denis Lynd Beery, b Sept. 9, 1964.
2. Bobbi Jean Beery, b May 27, 1969.
3.
4-1-11-2-3-4-3. PEARL AGNES BEERY, b Apr. 24, 1920, Shawano, Wisc.; 8
gd.; Knitting mill emp.; St. James Lutheran; ad 403 Lake Dr., Shawano, Wisc.
54166; m Sept. 20, 1941, Shawano, LEONARD FRANK ZADDACK, b Jan. 6, 1918,
Shawano (s Leo and Bertha Bernadine (Kuhl) Zaddack); High Sch.; Paper mill; St.
James Lutheran; int. hunting, fishing.
1. JOAN JEAN ZADDACK, b Feb. 26, 1942; ad
2. ROGER ALLAN ZADDACK, b Mar. 5, 1943; ad
3. CAROL JEAN ZADDACK HELLER, b May 24, 1944; ad Two Rivers, Wisc.
4. MARY LOU ZADDACK MARKS, b Aug. 14, 1945; ad Westalles, Wisc.
5. KAREN ANN ZADDACK MICHELAK, b Jan. 17, 1947; ad
6. NANCY LEE ZADDACK PIEPPER, b June 4, 1952; ad Shawano, Wisc.
7. TOM RAY ZADDACK, b July 2, 1958, Shawano, Wisc.
8. PEGGY SUE ZADDACK, b June 17, 1963.
4-1-11-2-3-4-4. MILDRED LUCILE BEERY, b Feb. 2, 1922, Shawano, Wisc.;
Elem. Sch. K-8; Hotel emp., cook; Catholic; V.F.W.; int. flowers; ad RR 1,
Shawano, Wisc.
4-1-11-2-3-4-5. EVELYN GERTRUDE BEERY, b Feb. 17, 1925, Shawano, Wisc.;
Anisworth Sch. 8; Factory worker; Sacred Heart Catholic; ad RR 1, Box 130,
Shawano, Wisc.; m Oct. 17, 1942, Shawano, LELAND ROY YEAGER, b May 4,1919,
Shawano (s Charles Henry and Nancy (Nobles) Yeager); 8 yr. gd.; Factory worker;
Sacred Heart Catholic; int. fishing, hunting.
1. GERALD LEE YEAGER, b June 17, 1944; ad
2. JANICE MARY YEAGER VANHANDEL, b June 26, 1946; ad
3. JAMES CHARLES YEAGER, b Apr. 14, 1950; ad Shawano, Wisc.
4. JUDY MARIE YEAGER, b Sept. 24, 1951; ad Shawano, Wisc.
4-1-11-2-3-4-6. ELAINE MAE BEERY, b May 20, 1927, Shawano, Wisc.;
Ainsworth and Lake Drive Sch., Shawano;
1. RICHARD PAUL HENN, b May 26, 1952.
2.
3. GERALD THOMAS HENN, b Oct. 15, 1955.
4. PAUL MICHAEL HENN, b Feb. 14, 1958.
5. LOIS ANN HENN, b Sept. 30, 1960.
6. SUSAN MARY HENN, b July 21, 1963.
4-1-11-2-3-4-7. HARVEY ROGER BEERY, “Jim,” b May 12,1929, Shawano,
Wisc.; Shawano H.S. 1953; Salesman; St. Rose Catholic; Clintonville Curling
Club (Pres.) American Legion; int. Curling, hunting, camping, sports; Army MP
1950-51; ad Box 118, Clintonville, Wisc.; m Jan. 10, 1958, Shawano, ELAINE RUTH
WALTERS, b Mar. 22, 1930, Antigo, Wisc. (da Ivan John and Minnie Mae (Combs)
Walters);
1. MARILEE ANN BEERY, b Sept. 13, 1951.
2. BONNIE SUE BEERY, b Jan. 26, 1959.
3. CINDY KAY BEERY, b Nov. 4, 1960.
4-1-11-2-3-4-8. ARLENE RUTH BEERY, b Apr. 30, 1931, Shawano, Wisc.;
Shawano H.S. 1949; Catholic, St. Thomas Aquinas; ad 2024 N. 34th St.,
Milwaukee, Wisc. 53208; m. June 15, 1957, Shawano, SCOTTY RAYMOND JUMP, b Oct.
IS, 1935,
1. CONNIE SUE JUMP, b Apr. 3, 1958.
2. PATTI ANN JUMP, b Mar. 10, 1960.
3. STEVEN SCOTT JUMP, b Apr. 9, 1961.
4. DAVID RAY JUMP, b Jan. 3, 1964.
5. DOUGLAS WILLIAM JUMP, b Mar. 11, 1965.
6. JOHN PAUL JUMP, b Mar. 18,
1966.
7. FRANK RAYMOND JUMP, b Aug. 15,
1962; d Sept. 16, 1962.
NICHOLAS BEERY
4-2. NICHOLAS BEERY, b 1764, York Co., Penna.; emigrated to Rockingham
Co., Va.; known as Nicholas Beery, Jr. and his uncle as Nicholas Beery, Sr.;
settled near Edom; In 1789 listed as landowner in Rockingham Co. with 145 acres
and in 1792 tithable with 3 horses, Linville Creek Dist.; d Apr. 1815, near
Edom; . BARBARA KAGY (1st cousin of another Barbara Kagy, wife of Nicholas’
brother John (see 4-3).
1. ABRAHAM BEERY, “Brush Abe,” b Sept. 30, 1786, near Edom, Va.;
Mennonite; noted for his kind disposition; d Feb. 12, 1870 (within 50 yards of
place he was born); m (1)______ ; (2) Apr. 7, 1842, MRS. HANNAH (ROBINSON)
ALLEBAUGH, b May 26, 1799; d Aug. 6, 1874; 2c. Josiah Beery 1818, Henry N.
Beery, b 1843.
2. NICHOLAS BEERY; went west 1815.
3. CHRISTIAN BEERY; d single of old age.
4.
5. SUSANNA BEERY; d single of old age.
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JOHN BEERY
4-3. JOHN BEERY, b 1767, York Co., Pa.; Millwright; with brother (also a
millwright) walked from Pennsylvania to the Valley of Virginia; built the “Old
Kagey Mill,” and John fell in love with and married Barbara Kagy; during first
years after marriage lived in New Market; purchased large tract of land on
Linville Creek near Edom in Rockingham Co.; listed as taxable with two horses
1792, Linville Creek district; erected hulling mill and carding machine; the
building, enlarged and improved; Mennonite church; d June 25, 1834, near Edom;
bur. beside his mother in Lindale Mennonite church cem. (tombstone erected by
descendants 1902); m between 1792 and 1794, BARBARA KAGY, b June 12, 1769, at
Kagy homestead on Smith Creek, Shenandoah Co. (da Henry and Barbara (Stoner)
Kagey); her mother brought with her across the ocean a small finely-polished
earthen vessel which has been handed down to the eldest daughter of the eldest
daughter in each generation; Barbara reared a large and industrious family;
Mennonite; d Sept. 25, 1835, near Edom was thrown from her horse while
returning from church services (her formerly gentle horse was frightened by a
hog jumping out from an old fashioned fence corner); Lindale cemetery.
1. BARBARA BEERY, b Mar. 12,
1795; m Joseph Wenger; 10c: son Joseph H. Wenger, author of Beery History of
1905 and 1911.
2.
3. DANIEL BEERY, “Little Daniel”,
b Apr. 5, 1798.
4. SAMUEL BEERY, b Nov. 3, 1799;
d in infancy.
5. JOHN K. BEERY, b June 4, 1801.
6. MARY BEERY, b Nov. 20, 1802; m
Jacob Brenneman; 8c.
7. ABRAHAM BEERY, b Dec. 25,
1803.
8. HENRY BEERY, b Feb. 19, l806.
9. ANNA BEERY, b Dec. 20, 1807; m
Henry Wenger; 7c.
10. JOSEPH BEERY, b May 19, 1809. (see below)
11. CATHERINE BEERY, b Aug. 21, 1815; m Michael B. Cline; 13c.
4-3-10. JOSEPH BEERY, b May 19, 1809, near Edom, Va.; reared near Edom
settled in vicinity of Cross Keys; Farmer; Mennonite; d July 1, 1874;
Massanutten Cross Keys Presbyterian Church cemetery near his home; m (1) Nov.
15, 1831, FRANCES GARBER, b Oct. 15, 1811, Augusta Co., Va.; Mennonite; d May
12, 1850; Cross Keys cemetery; m (2) Nov. 20, 1851, ELIZABETH RODEFFER. b July
5, 1811; Mennonite; d Dec. 11, 1871.
1. SOLOMON BEERY, b Oct. 25, 1832.
2. BARBARA ANN BEERY, b Feb. 12, 1835; m John Wampler; 6c.
3. ELIZABETH F . BEERY, b Jan. 12, 1840; m Benjamin F. Wampler; 13c.
4. JOHN HENRY BEERY, b May 13, 1843. (See below)
5.
6. FANNIE BEERY, b Sept. 9, 1848; m George W. Showalter; 7c.
7. CATHERINE BEERY, b Apr. 12, 1850; m William Showalter; 4c.
4-3-10-4. JOHN HENRY BEERY, b May 13, 1843, Va.; Methodist minister;
Humboldt, Nebr.; m Aug. 23, 1870, LAURA JANE MOYER, b Dec. 11.1849. Fairfield
Co.,
1. EMMA LUELLA BEERY, b July 11, 1871; m June 23, 1892; J. M. Joseph.
2. CHARLES ERNEST BEERY, b Mar. 13, 1874.
3. JOHN WARREN BEERY, ‘’Warren,” b Jan. 29, 1882, Fairfield Co., Ohio;
H.S., 3 yr. Col.; Farmer, lived Independence, Mo., RR 1; Methodist; int.
fishing, flowers, nature; d Nov. 2, 1952, Kansas City, Mo.; cancer; Six Mile
Cemetery, Jackson Co., Mo.; m Mar. 24, 1908, Pierre, South Dakota, MARGARET
ETHEL JOHNSTON, b May 2, 1883, Fairplay, Colo. (da Oliver Winston and Malinda
Ellen (Kimbrel) Johnston); Grad. Grand River Col., Trenton, Mo.; Homemaker;
Baptist; d Aug. 31, 1961, Kansas City, Mo.; Six Mile Cemetery.
1. John Warren Beery, “J. W.,” b Dec. 28, 1908, Pierre, So. Dak.; H.S.;
Farmer, Real Estate Broker; ad Eagleville, Mo. RFD; m May 1950, Kansas City,
LORNA GEORGINA KENNARD, “Gina,” b Aug. 20, 1924, Kansas City (da George and
Lorna (Brockway) Kennard); RN, Bethany Hosp. at Bethany, Mo.
1. Diana Lee Beery, b Mar. 18, 1951.
2. Judith Ann Beery, b Aug. 19, 1952; ad Grant City,
1. Timothy Trullinger, b Nov. 25, 1969.
2. Jennifer Trullinger, b May 1, 1973.
3. Margaret Ellen Beery, b Hay 11, 1955; ad Eagleville, Mo.; m Feb. 1,
1975; Curtis Fletchall, b June 5, 1951.
4. Robert Warren Beery, b Sept. 6, 1958.
5. Lewis Clifton Beery, b June 2, 1961.
2. Ellen Jane Beery, b Nov. 24, 1910, Seattle, Wash.; BA at U. of
Washington, Seattle, MA at U. of Missouri, Columbia; English teacher, North
Kansas City; North Cross Methodist Church; Delta Kappa Gamma (International Key
Women teachers); int. painting (oil and china); traveled in Europe, all US
states, taught in Hawaii; ad 1633 SE 48th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.
4. EARL JACOB BEERY, b Apr. 1885.
5. RALPH CLEON BEERY, b Jan. 23, 1887; H.S., Teachers Col.; teacher,
orchardist; Methodist; Farm Bureau; int. ranching; traveled So.
1. Bonita Berniece Beery, b Nov. 15, 1912,
2. Claris Catherine Beery, b June 29, 1915,
3. Doris K. Beery, b June 1917, Barns,
4. Anna Mae Beery, b Feb. 20, 1920,
5. Robert C. Beery, “Bob,” b Sept. 22, 1922,
6. Ethel Lenore Beery, b Dec. 10, 1889; m ______ Schrengohst.
7. Roy Franklin Beery, b Oct. 22, 1893;
JACOB BEERY
4-4. JACOB BEERY, b Sept. 11, 1769, York Co., Pa.; Farmer; emigrated to
Rockingham Co., Va.; Taxed for 1 horse 1792, Linville Creek Dist.; emigrated to
Ohio 1806 and purchased large tract of land near Lancaster; Mennonite; d Apr.
2, 1842; bur. cem. 4 mi. east Lancaster, Ohio; m MARY GOOD, b May 13, 1777,
Rockingham Co., Va. (da Jacob II and Frances (Grow) Good); Mennonite; d Dec. 8,
1848, Lancaster, Ohio.
1. SAMUEL BEERY, b Feb. 2, 1802.
(see below)
2. JACOB BEERY, b 1803; m (1)
Elizabeth Beaver; m (2) Elizabeth Culp; Perry Co.,
3. JOSEPH BEERY; m Nov. 15, 1821,
4. DAVID BEERY. b Jan. 27, 1806;
m Margaret (Rebecca?) Engle; Lived
5. CATHERINE BEERY, b Nov. 4,
1807; Henry Engle;
6. DANIEL BEERY; m (1) Mrs.
Lovina (Friesner) Dietz; m (2) Mrs. Warner.
7. MARY BEERY; m Benjamin Dietz;
8. FANNIE BEERY; m John Kelchner.
9. ANNA BEERY.
10.
4-4-1. SAMUEL BEERY, “Knob Sam,” b Feb. 2, 1802, Rockingham Co., Va.;
with parents to Ohio 1806; built his log house (largest in vicinity) on highest
hill in Perry Co.; Mennonite; d about 1849, Perry Co.,; kidney ailment; Turkey
Run Mennonite Church cemetery; m MARY MOYER, b Jan. 1807, a small woman;
Mennonite; d July 30, 1898 (18927) Perry Co.
1.
2. ANNA BEERY, b Oct. 14, 1830; m
David Ashbaugh; 3e.
3. JACOB BEERY, b Apr. 17, 1832;
m Catherine Strohm; 7c.
4. MARY BEERY, b Apr. 30, 1834; m
Abraham Beery (4-1-4-2).
5.
6. CATHERINE BEERY, b Aug. 5,
1838; m Samuel Huber; 12c.
7.
8. RACHAEL BEERY, b Jan. 27,
1843; drowned Apr. 11, 1865.
9. MARGARET BEERY, b Apr. 16,
1845; m John M. Miller; 3c.
10. JOHN W. BEERY, b Mar. 30, 1847; m Eliza Jane Miller; 3c.
11. LOVINA BEERY, b Apr. 23, 1849; m James Cummings.
12. SARAH BEERY, b Oct. 5, 1852; d Jan. 30, 1857.
4-4-1-1. LYDIA BEERY, b July 29, 1827, near Lancaster, Fairfield Co.,
Ohio; d Mar. 15, 1904; Page County, Iowa; bur. Butler cem., near Shambaugh,
Iowa; m (1) _______ Engle; died
(no date); Ohio.
1. ANN MARIA ENGLE, b Dec. 24, 1848.
2. MARGARET STEMEN, b Apr. Z5, 185Z.
3. ABRAHAM STEMEN, b Sept. 17, 1853. Lydia m (3) Oct. 23, 1856, DAVID
GOOD, b May 5, 1809, Rockingham Co., Va.; (s Joseph C. and Magdalena (Gamel)
Good); emigrated to Fairfield Co., Ohio; In 1850 census was in Hocking Co.,
Marion Twp., Ohio (In 1852 the line between Fairfield Co. and Hocking Co. was
changed so that David Good was said to be from Fairfield Co.); In May 1865
removed to Page Co., Iowa, near Shambaugh. From Recorders book Courthouse Page
Co., David Good from David Baker, Nov. 19, 1864, David Good of Fairfield Co.
SE¼, NW¼ and W½, SE¼, NW¼, Sec. 30, East
River Twp., near Nodaway River; farmer; Dunkard; d Sept. 19,1868; Page Co.;
bur. Butler cem., near Shambaugh; (m (1) Susanna Beery (see pp 67 ).
4.
5. LEVI GOOD, b Mar. 5, 1859.
6. SIMON GOOD, b Dec. 7, 1860.
7. MATILDA GOOD, b June 1, 1863.
8. HYLAS GOOD, b Feb. 15, 1865.
9. MARY ANN GOOD, b Mar. 30, 1867.
ANN MARIA ENGLE
4, 4-1-1-1. ANN MARIA ENGLE, b Dec. 24, 1848; removed to Page Co. May
1865; d Dec. 14, 1869; first grave in Weaver cem., Oronogo, Mo.; m Nov. 29,
1868, Page Co., Iowa, ANDREW GOOD, b Dec. 5, 1841; Ohio (s John S. and Sarah
(Grimm) Good); Came to Iowa Sept. 1864; Left Iowa 1869 with his brother Joseph
G. Good, “driving through in a wagon in 10 days in the month of Feb. and went
to the home of Jacob Brenneman, Jasper Co., Mo.”; chosen minister Mennonite
church in Shambaugh 1879; Dec. 1890 removed to Cass Co., Mo. and a pastorate at
Harper, Kans.; d July 12, 1930; bur. Mennonite cem.
1. IDA MELISSA GOOD, b Aug. 20, 1869, Jasper Co. Mo.; Lived on farm
between Clarinda and Shambaugh (Hwy 71) where “Susan was a good mother to a
motherless child”; Minister’s wife; Mary Hoffman (a Good cousin) lived in the
home and helped with the large family; d Sept. 1959, Sterling, Ill.; m 1897,
Harper, Kans. DANIEL GROSS LAPP; Minister; Mennonite; Roseland, Nebr.; Moved to
Sterling, Ill. in the 40’s (where all sons had gone to work after the drought
years of the 30’s); d 1951; bur. near Sterling.
1. Paul Lapp; ad
1. Gene Lapp;
2. Wayne Lapp;
2. Titus Lapp;
3. Mahlon Lapp; ad
1. Jon Lapp; ad
2. Joel Lapp; ad Rockford, Ill.; m (1)____; m (2) Marcie ____; 2c.
Robert, Andrew.
3. Jerald Lapp;
4. Velma Lapp; Goshen Col., Ind.; School teacher 4 yr. Nebr. (before
Col.); ad 725 W. Carlton Ave., Elkhart, Inc.: m May 28, 1933, Roseland, Nebr.,
Walter Hostetler; Goshen, Ind. Col.; taught Gov’t. Indian Sch., Flandreau,
S.Dak. 1938, served as Missionaries in India 14 yrs.; taught elem. Sch. 2 yr.
Goshen; Home Bible studies (thru Home Missions) also prison visitations; Served
Elkhart 20 yr.
1. Gordon Hostetler, b 1934; ad Elkhart, Ind.; m Phyllis Davenport; 2c.
Michael Alan, b Oct. 14, 1962, Elaine Melissa, b Feb. 18, 1965.
2. Verda Hostetler, b Jan. 29, 1937; ad
3. Susan Melissa Hostetler, b Oct. 14, 1943; ad Goshen, Ind.; m 1961,
John Guipe; 2c. John David, b July 16, 1962; Beth Ann, b Feb. 27, 1965.
5. Leon Lapp; ad
1. Philip Lee Lapp; deceased.
2. Neil Lapp; ad
6. Truman Lapp; ad
1. Daniel Lapp; ad
2. Charles Lapp; ad
3. Kathy Lapp; ad
7. James Lapp; ad
8. Noah Good; (adopted); ad
MARGARET STEMEN
4-4-1-1-2. MARGARET STEMEN, b Apr. 25, 1852; m JOHN HAYES; Baptist; Harrisonville,
Mo. in 1911; Not found in 1975; There is believed to be a son Charley Hayes who
visited Page County at one time).
ABRAHAM STEMEN
4-4-1-1-3. ABRAHAM STEMEN, “Abe,” b Sept. 17, 1853,
Allen Co., Ohio; Page Co. May 1865; Farmer; Lived north Butler cem. and school;
Mennonite Brethren in Christ; From Iowa Territorial Centennial Edition of
Clarinda Herald Journal Oct. 31, 1938, “Not until he had lived in Iowa for a
time and attended school in Page Co. did he learn English. Swimming in the
1. JAY CLAREL STEMEN, b Dec. 30, 1874.
2. DANIEL STEMEN, b Mar. 22, 1876; d same day.
3.
4. SOLOMON STEMEN, b Aug. 10, 1883; d same day.
5. EMERY L. STEMEN, b July 10, 1887; Aug. 8, 1889.
6. JENNIE M. STEMEN, b June 10, 1893.
4-4-1-1-3-1. JAY CLAREL STEMEN, b Dec. 30, 1874, Page Co., Iowa; Butler
Sch. 8th gd.; Farmer; Church of God; To Colorado Mar. 1925; d July 15, 1953,
Denver, Colo.; heart; bur. Loveland Burial Park, Loveland, Colo.; . Dec. 12,
1900, Shambaugh, Iowa, EFFIE MYRTLE MCCURDY, “Myrtle” b July 1, 1884,
Braddyville, Iowa (da Franklin and Easter (Seabolt) McCurdy); Nixon Sch.
(Buchanan Twp.) 7th gd.; Church of God; int. crochet and embroidery, quilting;
d Feb. 24.1964, Denver; heart; bur. Loveland.
1. HAZEL MILDRED STEMEN, b Dec. 27, 1901, Shambaugh, Iowa; Clarinda H.S.
1923 (honor student); worked for Page Co. Farm Bureau Aug. 1923, Mar. 1925;
short time real estate and abstract office, Ft. Morgan, Colo., app. Deputy
Clerk of District Court of Morgan Co. 1926, Jan. 1, 1931, Lawyers office
1931-32, Steno. welfare office Rock Springs, Wyo. 1943-44; Baptist (Circle,
Women’s Missionary Group, offices); Business and Professional Women’s Club;
Heirloom Family Bible of Abe and Amanda Stemen; ad 504, 14th Ave., Greeley,
Colo. 80631; . Aug. 23, 1931, Ft. Morgan, LAWRENCE ROSWELL JONES, “Casey,”
(sometimes), b June 14, 1892, Munden, Kans. (s Charles Wesley and Alice Angie
(Hewitt) Jones); Commercial and Steno. course Concordia Business Col.,
Concordia, Kans. 1911; Bank teller and cashier in banks in Kans., Nebr.,
Montana and Colo, also parts man for Chevrolet garages 1936-41, Deputy Collector
of U.S. Internal Revenue in Wyo., 1942-47 and in Colo., 1948-59. Farmed 3 yr. near Ft. Morgan, Colo. and
Wiggins, Colo.; Baptist; Veterans of WWI, Columbine Barracks #1569, Greeley,
Auditor on Army Pay Rolls 1918; d Sept. 17, 1971, Greeley; Myocardial
Infarction; Loveland Burial Park, Loveland, Colo.
1. ORVAL ELMER JONES, b Apr. 9, 1934, Ft. Morgan, Colo.; 19.52 Greeley
H.S. (Valedictorian), Colorado State U., Ft. Collins BS Mechanical Eng.
(Valedictorian), Boestcher Scholarship, Phi Kappa Phi, Calif. Institute of
Tech., Pasadena, Calif., MS Mechanical Eng. 1957 and PhD in Mech. Eng. (Physics
Minor) 1961 (National Sci. Foundation Fellow); Scientist, Director Solid State
Sciences Research, Sandia Lab., Albuquerque, N. Mex. (Supervised about 150 scientists
and techs. working on nuclear weapons ordinance research); Episcopal; American Physical Soc., Sigma Xi,
American Soc. of Mech. Eng., Acoustical Soc. of America, American Assoc. for
Adv. of Sci.; Int. photography, stamp collecting, building, carpentry,
plumbing, electrical and masonry construction as a hobby. Has built a house in the mountains, Comm.
Chm. of Cub Scouts Pack; Has published about two dozen scientific papers and
writing a book on “Shock Phenomena in Solids,”
Has traveled to Scotland in connection with work. Guest lecturer at the U. of N.Mex. for several semesters; ad 12321
Eastridge Dr. NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87112; b. Sept. 12, 1954, Denver,
PAULINE ANNA LUNKA, b May 29, 1934 (da Anton and Cecilia Elizabeth (Marinsek)
Lunka); North 8.S. Denver 1952 (Sr. class V. Pres.), U. of New Mexico,
Albuquerque, BA in Edu. 1967, MA Edu. 1969, Ed.D 1974; Director Media Center,
Sandia H.S., Albuquerque. Responsible for creative use of all audio-visual and
library material in learning process. Supervise staff of five as well as
heading the library; Episcopal; Assoc. Edu. Comm. Tech., Nat’l. Edu. Assoc.,
Albuquerque Sch. Librarians, N. Mex. Librarians Assoc., Nat’l Council of Social
Studies, Pi Lambda Theta (Women’s Scholastic Honorary), 4-H champion
demonstration team Colorado, Campfire girl leader 6 yr.; int. sewing, cooking,
African Violets (National Judge).
1. Carol Leslie Jones, b June 9, 1959.
2. Sharon Lynn Jones, b Dec. 19, 1960.
3. Lawrence Anthony Jones, b Aug. 26, 1963.
2. DONALD LAWRENCE JONES, b Feb. 11, 1938, Kimball, Nebr.; BA U. of
Northern Colo. 1960, MA Johns Hopkins U. 1961 (English major); Poet, College
teacher, postal clerk; Two books published! “Medical Aid and Other Poems”
University of Nebr. Press 1967 and “Miss Liberty, Meet Crazy Horse” Swallow
Press 1972; ad 1400 South Collyer, Longmont, Colo. 80501; m Oct. 15, 1971,
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, CANDACE ELAINE MARCELLUS, b Mar. 18, 1947, Denver
(da Leslie Leroy and Helen Lois (Ray) Marcellus); BA Hastings Col. 1969, MA U. of
Mich. 1971 (English major); Tutor in classical guitar, Pharmacy clerk; int.
reading, knitting and guitar.
2. ORIE JAMES STEMEN, b July 16, 1904, Page Co., Iowa; Shop Supt. ICX
(Illinois, California Express), Mechanic; ad Sea-Aira W., 6241 Warner Ave. Sp. 109,
Huntington Beach, Calif. 92647; m (1) June 4, 1925, Bedford, Iowa, RUTH OXLEY
(da Lawrence and Eva (Lister) Oxley); ad Sun City, Ariz. (m (2) Robert Dickey);
m(2) 1945, LAURA E. DENSMORE.
1. Patricia Ruth Stemen, b June 18, 1926.
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4-4-1-1-3-3. LYDIA MAGDELENE STEMEN, “Maggie,” b Sept. 22, 1879,
Shambaugh, Iowa; Butler Sch.; United Missionary Church; d May 16, 1965,
Clarinda, Iowa (nursing home); bur. Butler cem.; m Dec. 16, 1900, Shambaugh,
WILLIAM PERRY KNIZLEY, ‘’Will,’’ b Dec. 8, 1873 (s Isaac and Gracie Ann
(Butler) Knizley); d July 8, 1951, Shambaugh; bur. Butler Cem.
1. DOLA DAVIDA KNIZLEY, b July 3, 1902.
2. ELPHA IVOREE KNIZLEY, b July 24, 1904.
3. AMANDA GRACE KNIZLEY, b Nov. 25, 1909.
4. EDWARD STEMEN KNIZLEY.
5. CAYROL LORRAINE KNIZLEY, b Feb. 6, 1918.
6. WILLIAM CRAIG KNIZLEY, b Dec. 3, 1921.
7. MERLE FRED KNIZLEY, b Feb. 2, 1925.
4-4-1-1-3-3-1. DOLA DAVIDA KNIZLEY, ‘’Davida,’’ b July 3, 1902,
Clarinda, Iowa; Tarkio, Mo. 8th gd.; Cook; Methodist; int. handwork; WWII, Cook
in Officers Club at Ft. Sill, Okla.; d Feb. 14, 1974, Omaha, Nebr., bur. Home
cem. Tarkio, Mo.; m May 3, 1919, Clarinda, MERLEY JONT FULLER “Merle,” b Feb.
20, 1897, Mt. Ayr., Iowa (s Jerry and Laura (Roddybush) Fuller); 8th gd. Mt.
Ayr. Sch.; Cook; Presbyterian; American Legion; WWI, WWII; d May 31, 1956,
Omaha, Nebr.; cancer; bur. Home cem., Tarkio.
4-4-1-1-3-3-2. ELPHA IVOREE KNIZLEY, “Ivoree,” b July 24, 1904, Kansas
City, Kansas; 8th gd.; Church of Christ (piano, Bible Sch.); Club and 4-H work;
ad 203 Colvan St., Rock Port, Mo. 64482; m Jan. 29, 1925, Clarinda, Iowa, ROLLA
GODFREY ADAMS, b Apr. 12, 1901, Moweaqua, Ill. (s John A. and Minerva (Bilyeu)
Adams); farmer, cares for park and golf course in retirement; Church of Christ
(Elder).
1. RILEY RAYMOND ADAMS, b Jan. 20, 1926; PFC, WWII Casualty Jan. 9,
1945; bur. Biche, France; Reinstated to Leavenworth, Kansas Cem.
2. DONALD CHESTER ADAMS, “Bud, b Feb. 27, 1928, Tarkio, Mo.; Grad. Westboro H.S.; Mechanic
(tractor) Fairfax Imp. Co.; English Grove Presbyterian, Fairfax (Elder,
past-treas., Clerk Session); ad Box 411, Fairfax, Mo.; II Feb. 4, 1951, Rock
Port, HELEN SHIRLEY DEATZ, b Sept. 12, 1931 Atchison Co. (da Merrill Grant and
Helen Nora (Fischer) Deatz); Rock Port H.S.; Librarian, Fairfax; English Grove
Presbyterian (Sec.-treas. S.S.); int. reading.
1. Mark Jeffery Adams, b Nov. 1, 1957.
2. Lynn Jeanette Adams, b Dec. 2, 1959.
3. Reise Lane Adams, b Dec. 2, 1965.
3. ANNA IVOREE ADAMS, b Dec. 8, 1929, Tarkio, Mo.; Rockport H. S. 1948;
Church of Christ; High Hopes Extension Club; ad RR 1, Rockport, Mo.; m Aug. 15,
1948, Linden Church, Rockport, LOUIE AUGUST WOLF b July 27, 1925, Knoke, Iowa
(s Frank and Amelia (Breuker) Wolf); Rockport H.S. 1943; Farmer; Church of
Christ; Army 1943-46.
1. Susan Dee Wolf, “Sue,” b Sept. 8, 1949, Hamburg, Iowa; Rockport H.S.,
CE Sch. of Commerce, Automation Acc’t.; Local and Nat’l. Yellow Pages Analyst,
NWB, 1972-76; Church of Christ; FHA (pres.), Jaycees Wives; int. piano,
boating; ad 921 R., Tekamah, Nebr.; m Oct. 24, 1969, Rockport, Mo., MICHAEL LEE
SHAFER, “Mike,” b July 31, 1946, Omaha, Nebr. (s Roland Lee and Katheryn Nadine
(Simpson) Shafer); Tekamah H.S., U. of So. Dak., Vermillion; Cable Splicer,
pre-wire and installer NWB 1970-76; Church of Christ; Jaycees (2nd V. pres.); int.
hunting, camping, fishing, boating, watching football; Vietnam War, stationed
in Thailand 11 mo., Saigon 1 mo.
2. Carolyn Gail Wolf, b Sept. 7, 1953, Fremont Co., Iowa; Rockport H.S.,
CE Sch. of Commerce, Omaha (Jr. Acc’t. & Clerk); Church of Christ; int.
sewing, hiking; ad 205 No. 38th St. #110, Omaha, Nebr. 68131; m Oct. 18, 1975,
Douglas, Nebr., DANIEL LOUIS ZAKRZEWSKI, b Jan. 4, 1954, Douglas (s Frank Louie
and Elizabeth Rita (Jazwich) Zakrzewski); Holy Ghost and Ryan H.S., Omaha;
Mechanic, Weyerhaeuser; Catholic; int. sports and mechanics.
3. Nancy Laureen Wolf, b Feb. 15, 1955.
4. Robert Eugene Wolf, b June 16, 1956.
5. Jacquelyn Rae Wolf, b Mar. 3, 1958.
4. LUCILE RUTH ADAMS, b Aug. 7, 1931, Tarkio, Mo.; Rural Sch. Atchison
Co., H.S. Westboro and Rockport; Insurance Clerk and Under writer Jan. 31 1952 to —; Church of Christ; ad
3503 Jones, Apt. 204, Omaha, Nebr. 68105.
5. MARTHA MARIE ADAMS, b Dec. 2, 1933, Atchison Co., Mo.; Rockport H.S.
1951; Southern Baptist (S.S. teacher); Lived Louisiana, Ind., Ark., England,
Calif., Mich.; ad Wurtsmith AFB, Mich.; m Dec. 27,
1953, Hamburg, Iowa, WILLIAM JEROME SMITH, SR., “Bill,” b July 5, 1933,
Atchison Co., Mo. (s Harold Burdette and Gertrude Kathryn (Bain) Smith);
Rockport H.S. 1951; US Air Force, M/Sgt. 920 Air Refuel.
1. Terri Jo Smith, b Oct. 18, 1955.
2. William Jerome Smith, b Apr. 23, 1957.
3. Steven Raymond Smith, b July 11, 1959.
4. David Brent Smith, b Aug. 11, 1966.
4-4-1-1-3-3-3. AMANDA GRACE KNIZLEY, b Nov. 25, 1909, Shambaugh, Iowa;
H.S. Maryville, Mo.; Mosher, Pilgrim Church; ad 606 S. 32 Ave., Omaha, Nebr.; m
Feb. 4, 1928, Rockport, Mo., FREDERICK ARTHUR ADAMS, SR., b May 2, 1905,
Moweaqua, Ill. (s John A. and Minerva (Bilyeu) Adams); Quitman, Mo. H.S.; d
Jan. 17, 1967, Omaha, Nebr.; bur. Hillcrest Cem., 61 and Center St., Omaha.
1. HELEN MARGARET ADAMS, b Aug. 26, 1928, Shambaugh, Iowa; South H.S.
Omaha; Ceramic Hobby shop, Warrensburg; Eastern Star; ad Warrensburg, Mo.; m
Oct. 5, 1946, Yuma, Ariz., FORREST FREDERICK RABEL, “Frosty,” b Aug. 6, 1927,
Maryville, Mo. (s William and Oakie (Huff) Rabel); Warrensburg Rental;
Masons-Shriners; Army 1945, Nat’l Guard.
1. Margaret June Rabel, b July 7, 1947, Maryville, Mo.; Col.
Warrensburg, Computer Programmer; Presbyterian; int. Square dancing; ad RR 4,
Warrensburg, Mo.; m May 27, 1967, Warrensburg, PETER JOSEPH WITTMAN, “Pete,” b
July 15, 1945, St. Louis (Alton) Ill. (s Joseph Peter and Ann Wittman); Alton
H.S.; Warrensburg Rental; Presbyterian; Air Force 4 yr.; Masons.
1. John Martin Wittman, b Feb. 5, 1969.
2. Forrest Wayne Wittman, b Apr. 25, 1971.
2. Ronald Lee Rabel, b Feb. 23, 1949, Maryville, Mo.; Warrensburg Col.;
Sears Roebuck, Salesman; Nat’l Guard; ad Warrensburg, Mo.; m Aug. 17, 1968,
LINDA SUE WASHBURN, “Sue,” b Feb. 22, 1949, Mountain Grove, Mo. (da John and
Florence Washburn).
3. Brenda Kay Rabel, b Dec. 6, 1952, Maryville, Mo.; Warrensburg H.S.;
emp. Warrensburg Rental; Baptist; ad Warrensburg, Mo.; m June 19,1972,
Warrensburg, JOHN TROTT, b Aug. 2, 1952, Warrensburg (s James and Charlotte
Trott); Law degree; Police.
2. KATHRYN LAWANDA ADAMS, “Kitty,” b Mar. 2, 1931, Tarkio, Mo.; So. Hi,
Omaha, CED Western Elec. Omaha; Bench hand, Western Electric; Mosher Pilgrim
Presbyterian (S.S. teacher 17 yr.); int. rock gardening, camping; ad 4959 “0” St.,
Omaha, Nebr.; m Nov. 25, 1947, Papillion, Nebr., ROBERT CLEVELAND GATES, “Bob,”
b Feb. 11, 1928, Coin, Iowa (s Jacob Dyer and Viola Louise (Harsh) Gates);
Elmo, Mo. Sch., 8th Ashland Park, Omaha, Refrigeration Sch.; Machinist,
welding; int. hunting, fishing, antique cars, WPC “T” Club; WWII, occ. Japan.
1. Deanna Lee Gates, b Oct. 28, 1948, Omaha, Nebr.; Wayne State (Kappa
Delta Gamma, Ambassador Singers); Second Presbyterian; ad Little Rock, Ark.; m
Jan. 3, 1970, Omaha, ROBERT ELVIS MATTHEWS, “Bob,” b Aug. 17, 1949, Onawa, Iowa
(s Elvin B. and Jane (Hopkins) Matthews); Whiting H.S. (Ia), Wayne State Col.
(Delta Sigma Pi, Student Senate): FBI Agent; Congregational.
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3. KENNETH LORAIN ADAMS, “Ken,” b Sept. 17, 1934, Omaha. Nebr.; H.S.
Omaha South; Country Side Baptist; Millard; ad 2816 So. 136th St., Omaha, Nebr.
68144; m Oct. 17, 1953, Huntington Park, Calif.; FLORENCE MARIE SHORT, b Sept.
17, 1934, Chillicothe, Ill. (da Charles Edward and Elsie (Patrick) Short);
Country Side Baptist.
1. Cynthia Marie Adams, b Sept. 5, 1955.
2. Lawrence Richard Adams, b July 27, 1958.
3. Donna Lynn Adams, b Jan. 9, 1962.
4. Kevin Lorain Adams, b July 2, 1967.
4. FREDERICK ARTHUR ADAMS, JR., b Feb. 19, 1937, Omaha, Nebr.; H.S.
Omaha, Commercial Radio and TV School; Hughes Aircraft; Indian Guides; ad 2134
Elizando St., Simi, Calif. 93065; m Mar. 13, 1967, Honolulu, Hawaii, MARILYN
DENNY, b Mar. 14, 1944, Los Angeles, Calif. (da Michael Paul and Gayle Denny);
Los Angeles H.S.
1. Craig Arthur Adams, b Sept. 21, 1970.
5. BARBARA JEAN ADAMS, b Feb. 11, 1941, Omaha, Nebr.; 8th gd.; ad 4112
So. Calif., Chicago, Ill.; m (1) July 7, 1964-Oct. 1966, LEROY BIRD; m (2) Oct.
7, 1967, Chicago, Ill., PAUL PASCHKA, b Oct. 6, 1934, Uniontown, Penna. (s Paul
and Lelitia (Reid) Paschka); dock worker.
1. Cathy Irene Bird, b Sept. 8, 1965.
2. Samuel Frederick Paschka, b Jan. 7, 1972.
3. Richard William Paschka, b Mar. 23, 1974.
4-4-1-1-3-3-5. CAYROL LORRAINE KNIZLEY, “Kay,” b Feb. 6, 1918, Tarkio,
Mo.; Electrician; ad 805 Woodrow Ave., Oildale, Calif.; m Sept. 30, 1949,
Tarkio, Mo., ROBERTA NELLE GUYETTE OBERT, “Bert,” b Feb. 11, 1914, Burlington
Jct., Mo. (da William and Nellie Amanda (Barr) Guyette).
(a) JAMES HAROLD OBERT, b July 14, 1933; ad Oildale, Calif. 93308.
(b) ROBERTA JEAN OBERT KIMBRIEL, b June 29, 1934; ad Bakersfield, Calif.
4-4-1-1-3-3-6. WILLIAM CRAIG KNIZLEY, “Bill,” b Dec. 3, 1921, Tarkio,
Mo; Tarkio Sch. 10 yr.; Carpenter at Midland Lumber Co., College Springs, Iowa,
Manager; Town Clerk, Shambaugh 1973; WWII 13th Army Depot at Hawaii (Oahu); ad
Shambaugh, Iowa 51651; m Nov. 24, 1940, Papillion, Nebr., MARGUERITE ELAINE
PHIPPS, b Oct. 30, 1922, Clarinda (da Roy and Gertie Audrey (Hamm) Phipps);
Clarinda H.S.
1. LINDA SUE KNIZLEY, b Feb. 8, 1944, Clarinda, Iowa; South Page H.S.;
United Presbyterian, College Springs; ad College Springs, Iowa; m July 22,
1962, Shambaugh, JAMES MONROE RIPLEY, b Nov. 22, 1942, Clarinda (s Kenneth
Walter and Patsy Jane (Little) Ripley); South Page H.S., 1½ yr. Tarkio College;
Truck driver; United Presbyterian; National Guard, Clarinda 7 yr.
1. Dawn Renee Ripley, b Sept. 12, 1966.
2. Kenton Wade Ripley, b Jan. 6, 1970.
2. PATRICIA LEE KNIZLEY, “Pat”, b June 23, 1950, Clarinda, Iowa; South
Page H.S.; Trinity United Presbyterian; m June 7, 1968, Clarinda, STEVEN WAYNE
GOUDIE, b May 24, 1950, Maryville, Mo. (s George Melvin and Marcelene Mae
(Freemyer) Goudie); H.S. 11th gd. Clarinda, South Page; Hygrade Packing Plant;
Trinity United Presbyterian; ad Clarinda, Iowa.
1. Antonette Lynn Goudie, b Sept. 27, 1968.
2. Tina Mae Goudie, b Aug. 17, 1970.
4-4-1-1-3-3-7. MERLE FRED KNIZLEY, “Fred,” b Feb. 2, 1925, Burlington
Jct., Mo.; Clarinda H.S. 1944, NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. 1947-48; Rural Sch.
teacher 1950-51, farmer, truck driver, Drayman; United Missionary (S.S.
teacher, S.S. Supt., usher); Navy Sea Bees July 13, 1943-Dec. 15, 1945; ad 9829
Ladocena Lane, Pico Rivera, Calif., 90660; m (1) July 10, 1949-Dec. 1967,
Shambaugh, LADONNA ANN STONE, b July 9, 1934, Omaha (da Horace John and Thelma
Ethel (Wolf) Stone), (see pp 193); m (2) June 21, 1968, Huntington Beach,
Calif., MILDRED LOIS PIERSON, ‘’Millie,’’ b Apr. 17, 1925, Shambaugh (da Floyd
“Boots” T. and Florence Mae (Johnston) Pierson); Clarinda H.S.; Clarinda
Community College Sch. of Nursing; Free Methodist background; Mission Field,
Japan 1951-57, Mexico 1960-61.
1. ANGELA DAWN KNIZLEY FLANAGAN, b Nov. 3, 1951; South Page H.S. 1970;
ad Florida.
2. STEVEN JAY KNIZLEY, b Aug. 29, 1954; ad Pico Rivera, Calif.
3. JONATHAN PHILIP KNIZLEY, b Mar. 27, 1956; att. South Page H.S.; d
Dec. 28, 1972; drowned Laguna Beach, Calif.; bur. Shearer Cem., Braddyville,
Iowa.
4. ERIC WILLIAM KNIZLEY, b July 17, 1957; Navy (Discharge 1975). (a)
Naomi Linda Pierson, b Jan. 31, 1961, Uruapan, Nichoacan, Mexico.
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4-4-1-1-3-6. JENNIE M. STEMEN, b June 10, 1893, Shambaugh, Iowa; Butler
Sch.; Left Clarinda 1929 to Boulder, Colo. for 1 yr., to Pomona, Calif. 1930;
Lived later 29 Palms, Calif.; Church of the Nazarene; d Feb. 1972; bur. Pomona;
m Aug. 31, 1913, Shambaugh, Iowa, WILLIAM BOYD ANNAN, “Boyd” b Jan. 24, 1895,
Clarinda (s William and May (Edmunds) Annan); Farmer in Iowa, welder; Church of
the Nazarene; d 29 Palms; bur. Pomona, Calif.
1. CLARICE LOREEN ANNAN, b Apr. 8, 1914.
2. LOWELL EUGENE ANNAN, b May 2, 1916.
3. FLORENCE AMANDA ANNAN, b June 7, 1918.
4. WENDELL STEMEN ANNAN, b July 28, 1920.
5. VELMA HALLENE ANNAN, b Nov. 30, 1922.
6. HAROLD LLOYD ANNAN, b Mar. 6, 1927.
4-4-1-1-3-6-1. CLARICE LORENE ANNAN, b Apr. 8, 1914, Clarinda, Iowa; ad
10199 Vernon Ave., Montclair, Calif., 91763; m (1) Sept. 1933-1958, Pomona,
RUSSELL KINNAMAN, b Mar. 25, 1912, Terre Haute, Ind.; m (2) Feb. 8, 1969,
THEODORE BERFIELD, “Ted.”
1. GORDON HAROLD KINNAMAN, b May 22, 1934, Pomona, Calif.; Forest Fires;
Navy, Korean War Oct. 4, 1951-May 1955; Church of God; ad Crescent City,
Calif.; m Oct. 15,1955, MARJORIE HACKADAY, b Nov. 6, 1937, Pomona, Calif.
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1. Anita Kay Kinnaman, b July 30, 1957.
2. Laureen Annette Kinnaman, b Oct. 30, 1962.
2. RONALD EUGENE KINNAMAN, b Aug. 11, 1934, Pomona, Calif.; Fire Dept.;
m (1) Oct. 3, 1955-1962, Pomona, DONNA YOUNKIN, b June 29, 1936; m (2) Jan. 22,
1966, CECILLE McAFFEE, b 1933, Mass.
1. Martin Eugene Kinnaman, b Apr. 7, 1957.
2. Leslie Kay Kinnaman, b May 21, 1958.
4-4-1-1-3-6-2. LOWELL EUGENE ANNAN, b May 2, 1916, Clarinda, Iowa;
Welder; Baptist; Navy WWII; ad Pomona, Calif.; m Feb. 23, 1945, Vancouver,
Wash., DOROTHY ANN LIKENS TROWBRIDGE, b Nov. 29, 1924, Portland, Oregon.
1. DUANE EUGENE ANNAN, b Aug. 31, 1943, Portland, Oregon; Trowbridge
father killed WWII, adopted Los Angeles Courts Mar. 1, 1948; Machinist; m July
5, 1969, MAGDELINA GANCEDO, b Havana, Cuba.
1. Joan Mary Annan, b Aug. 15, 1970.
2. GARALD BOYD ANNAN, b Dec. 2, 1946; Army 1968-70.
3. PAUL IRVING ANNAN, b Nov. 25, 1949, Pomona, Calif.; Youth Missionary;
Army May 20, 1970-Jan. 17, 1972; m Aug. 20, 1971, MIRIAM KNUDSEN, b San
Antonio, Texas.
4. DAVID RAY ANNAN, b July 15, 1952.
4-4-1-1-3-6-3. FLORENCE AMANDA ANNAN, b June 7, 1918, Clarinda, Iowa;
Seventh day Adventist, Colton, California; m May 23, 1936, JACK BECKLEY LOWE, b
Mar. 25, 1917, Chino, Calif.
1. DONALD EDSON LOWE, b Nov. 21, 1936, Chino, Calif.; ad Galena, Alaska;
m Feb. 26, 1966, CAROL ANN DEMOSKI, b Dec. 25, 1938, Ruby, Alaska.
1. Dawn Marie Demoski Lowe, b Nov. 1, 1959, Ruby, Alaska; Legally
adopted, Fairbanks, Alaska Courts, Jan. 13, 1972.
2. Claudette Lena Lowe, b Feb. 2, 1968, Galena, Alaska.
3. Jenny Martha Lowe, b Aug. 5, 1971, Galena, Alaska.
2. JACQUELINE KAY LOWE, b Sept. 20, 1939, Chino, Calif.; Seventh Day Adventist, Terra Bella, Calif.; m Apr. 27,
1959, RICHARD CHARLES POWER, b May 27, 1938, Pasadena, Calif.
1. Dennis Richard Power, b Oct. 25, 1960, East Highlands, Cal.
2. Tracie Louise Power, b Dec. 26, 1963, Yucaipa, Calif.; d Feb. 8,
1964.
3. Kevin Scott Power, b June 22, 1965, Yucaipa, Calif.
3. RODNEY STEVE LOWE, b Dec. 4, 1946, Pomona, Calif.; Baptist, San
Bernardino, Calif.; m Jan. 13, 1968, BONNIE COULTER, b Nov. 30, 1947.
1. Jeff Edward Lowe, b Aug. 13, 1968.
4-4-1-1-3-6-4. WENDELL STEMEN ANNAN, b July 28, 1920, Clarinda, Iowa; ad
Bakersfield, Calif.; Assembly of God; m Sept, 14, 1946, MABEL SUTTON HUNNICUTT,
b July 2, 1924.
1. RONALD LEE HUNNICUTT, b Sept. 27, 1944.
2. JANE LOUISE ANNAN, b Jan. 25, 1949.
3. AARON RAY ANNAN, b June 29, 1953. (twin)
4. CHARLOTTE KAY ANNAN, b June 29, 1953. (twin)
5. CHRISTINE LYNN ANNAN, b June 6, 1961.
4-4-1-1-3-6-5. VELMA HALENE ANNAN, b Nov. 30, 1922, Clarinda, Iowa; ad
Riverside, Calif.; m 1940, Yuma, Ariz., FRANK CATELLI, b Feb. 3, 1922, Pomona,
Calif.
1. William Frank Catelli, “Bill,” b Feb. 15, 1943, Pomona, Calif.;
Seventh Day Advent; ad Pomona, Calif.; m Apr. 22, 1961, NANCY JOYCE SNOW, b
Dec. 29, 1944.
1. WILLIAM FRANK CATELLI, “Bill,” b Feb. 15, 1943, Pomona, Calif.;
Seventh Day Advent; ad Pomona, Calif.; m Apr. 22, 1961, NANCY JOYCE SNOW, b
Dec. 29, 1944.
1. BILLY CATELLI b Aug. 8, 1962.
2. SHARON MILDRED CATELLI, b Nov. 19, 1946, Pomona, Calif.
3. DONNA LUCILLE CATELLI, b July 11, 1948, Pomona, Calif.
4-4-1-1-3-6-6. HAROLD LLOYD ANNAN, b Mar. 6, 1927, Clarinda, Iowa;
Carpenter; Church of Christ; Navy, Mar. 16, 1944-June 6, 1946; ad Pomona,
Calif.; m Feb. 5, 1955, ELLA DEAN MCDONALD RICE, b Aug. 9, 1928, Daran,
Alabama.
1. JERRY EUGENE RICE ANNAN, b Jan. 4, 1946, Birmingham, Ala.
2. JENNIE STARR ANNAN, b Mar. 9, 1956, San Pablo, Calif.
LEVI GOOD
4-4-1-1-5. LEVI W. GOOD, “Lee,” b Mar. 5, 1859, Fairfield Co., Ohio;
Came to Iowa May 1865; Farmer; United Presbyterian, College Springs; d Nov. 18,
1952, Clarinda, Iowa; heart, old age; bur. Davis Cem.; m (1) Feb. 3, 1881,
HARRIET ELLEN McKINNON, b Apr. 15, 1868; Brethren in Christ, Shambaugh; d June
2, 1899; bur. Davis Cem.; m (2) Apr. 17, 1901, Shambaugh, MARY ELLA LISTER, b
Dec. 18, 1875, Davenport, Iowa (da Aaron and Naomi Lister); moved to Page Co.
1879; United Presbyterian; d Apr. 4, 1943, Clarinda; bur. Davis Cem.
1. EDITH ADELIA GOOD, b Feb. 5,
1883.
2. BERT J. GOOD, b Aug. 14, 1885.
3. EFFIE ELIZABETH GOOD, b Sept.
11, 1888.
4. ARTHUR D. GOOD, b June 23,
1892; d Nov. 5, 1892; bur. Davis Cem.
5. NETHA ELLEN GOOD, b May 28,
1899.
6. URI1 EDWARD GOOD, b Apr. 12,
1902.
7. LUCILLE EVA GOOD, b Oct. 21,
1905.
8. WARREN LEE GOOD, b Jan. 30,
1908; d Jan. 31, 1912; bur. Davis Cem.
9. VERLA LENORE GOOD, b Mar. 19,
1910.
10. MILDRED LEE GOOD, b Sept. 15, 1913.
11. ELDON LYLE GOOD, b Dec. 26, 1917.
12. MERRILL MAX GOOD, b June 7, 1919.
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4-4-1-1-5-1. EDITH ADELIA GOOD, b Feb. 5, 1883; Church of the Nazarene;
d Feb. 23, 1965, Clarinda, Iowa; stroke; bur. Clarinda City Cem.; m Feb. 7,
1900, Clarinda, VERNON CHRISTOPHER HAMM, ‘’Vernie,’’ b 1875 (s David and Edith
(Butler) Hamm); Farmer; d Sept. 29, 1942; bur. Clarinda Cem.
1. VONA ALETHA HAMM, b Nov. 7, 1900; d 1959; single.
2. LEROY EDWARD HAMM, b Apr. 22, 1905; d June 5, 1950, Ft. Madison,
Iowa; bur. Clarinda City Cem.; m (1) MARGARET LONG; m (2) PEARL WOODYARD. No
children.
3. NEIL O’DELL HAMM, b June 25, 1908, Clarinda, Iowa; country school;
United Brethren; Film transport truck 13 yr.; Army WWII; American Legion; d
Dec. 17, 1963, Clarinda; heart attack; Clarinda City Cem. m Oct. 27, 1927,
JENNIE MARIE BENNETT, b Mar. 31, 1913, Greenville, Tenn.; 8th gd.; United
Brethren; d May 2, 1945, Omaha, Nebr.; cancer; bur. Clarinda; m (2) Aug. 14,
1945, Kansas City, Kans., HAZEL LUCILLE ENGLAND, b Dec. 22, 1924, Creston, Iowa
(da Victor Preston and Emma Rose (Wilson) England); ad RR 3, Bedford, Iowa; (m
(2) Apr. 5, 1969, Clarinda, Harold Arthur Goforth).
1. Mary Louise Hamm, “Mary Lou,” b Oct. 25, 1928, Siam, Iowa; Clarinda
H.S.; Sarah Coventry Inc.; United Brethren; int. ceramics, bowling; ad 80 Welsh
Tract Rd., Apt. 212, Newark, Delaware 19711; m (1) Nov. 16, 1946, HENRY P.
MOHLER of Clarinda; m (2) Aug. 1, 1951, RALPH DUANE STIFLE of Red Oak; m (3)
June 9, 1971, Elkton, Maryland, BOBBY LEE BOWLING, b May 26, 1933, Houston, Texas
(s James Porter and Fanny Bell (Dees) Bowling); Deer Park, Texas H.S.; Diamond
Shamrock Deer Park (Apr. 2, 1973); First Baptist; Army Oct. 1953-Oct. 1955;
int. bowling.
1. James Paul Mohler, b Nov. 17, 1947, Long Beach, Calif.
2. Jefferson Neal Stifle, “Jeff,” b Apr. 15, 1952, Red Oak, Iowa; H.S.
(track team, records), Col. Nacogdoches, Texas (Masters Physical Ed); ad
Lufkin, Texas; m VIRGINIA ANN HARDIN.
2. Thelma Mae Hamm, b Aug. 9, 1930, McPherson, Iowa; att. Clarinda H.S.;
Lived 3 yr. Madrid, Spain; Heirloom, Family Bible, photo albums; ad 47 Shasta
St., Chula Vista, Calif. 92010; m Apr. 4, 1953, Offutt AFB, Omaha, Nebr.,
ROBERT ZELENIAK, “Zeke,” b Jan. 15 1930, Yonkers, New York (s Andrew and Teresa
(Pawlowski) Zeleniak); Yonkers H.S., 2 yr. Col.; 23 yr. Air Force 1948-71 (Ret.), U.S. Customs Officer.
1. Michael Andrew Zeleniak, b May 2, 1954, Omaha, Nebr.
2. Gregory Paul Zeleniak, b Jan. 12, 1956, Yonkers, N.Y.
3. Tarri Anne Zeleniak, b Jan. 21, 1959, Omaha, Nebr.
3. Shirley Edith Hamm, b June 9, 1933; ad Clarinda, lows; m (1) Dick
Shaver; m (2) Jim Graham; m (3) Jack Simmons.
4. Ruth E. Hamm, b Jan. 20, 1936; adopted by Muriel Hargis 1945 of New
Market, Iowa; d June 6, 1962, Kansas City, Mo.; bur. Clarinda Cem.; m May 23,
1954, DUANE DIGGS (s Harley Diggs, Gravity, Iowa); Navy, Sept. 1952-Feb. 1974
(ret.); owns bus. rubber stamps for business and personal; ad Bakers Trailer
Park, Opelika, Alabama.
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1. David Duane Diggs, b Apr. 12, 1955, San Diego Naval hosp.; ad
Bedford, Iowa; m Oct. 11, 1975, Bedford, Connie Brown.
2. Roger Wayne Diggs, b Hay 4, 1956, San Diego; m Nov. 22, 1975,
Gravity, Iowa, Deborah Land (da Walter Land, Gravity).
3. Karen Kay Diggs, b Aug. 23, 1958, San Diego; ad Ala.
4. Dale Alan Diggs, b Nov. 23, 1959, Clarinda; ad Ala.
5. Ronald Ray Hamm, “Ron,” b Apr. 7, 1937, Clarinda, Iowa; Clarinda Sch.
1-9; Welder, Telephone Co. Lineman in Clarinda 1958-60, Opitz Motors in
Clarinda 1960-62, Chevrolet garage in
Ephrata 1962-64, Northern Steel 1964-69, Quincy Irrigation Dist. 1969 to present;
ad 5 H St. SE, Ephrata, Wash. 98823; m Dec. 16, 1960, Clarinda, CAROLYN SUE
NEFF, b Aug. 6, 1934, Elmo, Mo. (da John Galen and Nora Irma (Horn) Neff); Elmo
H.S.; Telephone operator Clarinda Jan. 1953 to June 1962, Ephrata, Aug. 1962 to
May 1965 then Sept. 1969 to present.
1. Ronda Jean Hamm, b June 19, 1963.
6. David Lee Hamm Baker, b Feb. 27, 1940; adopted at age 5 by El Roy
Baker of Villisca, Iowa.
7. Norman Gene Hamm Baker, b June 4, 1941; adopted by El Roy Baker at 3
yr. and name changed to El Roy Baker; ad Loveland, Co.
8. Phyllis Ann Hamm, b July 9, 1944; adopted by Bonnie Adams; ad So.
12th St., Clarinda, Iowa; m RICHARD WALLACE.
9. Larry Delbert Hamm, b Sept. 26, 1949, McMinnville, Oregon; ad O St.,
Omaha, Nebr.; m (1) ——— ——— ; m (2)
ELANA ————.
1. Shelly Hamm.
10. Diana Joyce Hamm, b July 19, 1951, Clarinda, Iowa; Bedford H.S.
1970; Protestant; ad 400 E. Garfield St., Clarinda, Ia.; m June 11, 1971, New
Market, Iowa, DAVID RAYMOND WALLACE, b Nov. 27, 1952, Falls City, Nebr. (s
Virgil and Gertrude (Martin) Wallace); New Market H.S.; emp. Hoover Plant, NSK.
1. James David Wallace, b July 13, 1972, Pax River, Md.
2. Melissa Sue Wallace, b Jan. 17, 1975, Clarinda, Iowa.
11. Clifford Lyle Hamm, b Oct. 30, 1953, Clarinda, Iowa; ad College
Springs, Iowa; He and Audrey have a dau., Natalee Amarm Hamm, b Sept. 29, 1975,
Creston, Iowa.
4-4-1-1-5-2. BERT J. GOOD, b Aug. 14, 1885; Farmer, Shambaugh, removed
to Norfolk and Battle Creek, Nebr.; d Sept. 26, 1966; m (1) Oct. 10, 1906,
MABEL “LULU” HAMM, (da Ellis and Abrigal Marthelia (Davis) Hamm), (she m (2)
Wm. Dalrymple); Bert m (2) NEVA WHITE.
1. BERYL GOOD, b Dec. 8, 1908; ad Palm Shores Mobile Village, Lake
Alfred, Florida, winter, mobile home in Clarinda, summers; m RUTH ALEXANDER.
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4-4-1-1-5-3. EFFIE ELIZABETH GOOD, b Sept. 11, 1888, Shambaugh, Iowa;
Moved to Crookston, Minn. 1918, Clinton, Iowa 1947; d Dec. 13, 1956, Clinton,
Iowa; after surgery; bur. Clarinda City Cem.; m Feb. 8, 1905, Shambaugh,
CLARENCE E. GUENTHER.; Farmer.
1. CLEMENT GUENTHER; ad Clinton, Iowa.
2. HENRY GUENTHER; ad Clinton, Iowa.
3. ———— GUENTHER GLADELAND; ad Red Lake Falls, Minn.
4-4-1-1-5-5. NETHA ELLEN GOOD, b May 28, 1899; emp. office Clarinda
Herald Journal 17 yrs.; Christian Church; int. handwork, needlepoint, cooking
and canning; American Legion Aux.; ad 602 E. State, Clarinda, Iowa 51632; m
Aug. 6, 1919, GLENN DAVISON, b Mar. 3, 1894, Taylor Co., Iowa; City of Clarinda
emp. 30 yr., Fire Dept.; Christian Church; WWI, Co. F., 168th Inf. Rainbow
Div., stationed France; Charter mem. Sergy Post 98, Clarinda; Col. E. L.
Bennett Post of Rainbow Dev., Des Moines; d Nov. 8, 1972, Clarinda; bur.
Clarinda City Cem.
1. WANDA ARLENE DAVISON, b Sept. 1920, Clarinda, Iowa; Clarinda H.S.
1938; RN, Mental Health Institute, Clarinda; St. Paul’s Lutheran, Yorktown,
Iowa; House in Yorktown destroyed by 1963 tornado, moved to Braddyville, Iowa
51631; m Oct. 10, 1948, ROBERT HERZBERG, farmer, emp. MHI.
1. Ellen Christine Herzberg; m Mike Carver; 2c. Jodi Ellen, b 1971,
Rebecca Lynn Carver, b Oct. 7, 1973.
2. Daryl Robert Herzberg; South Page H.S.; ad Clarinda; m Aug. 1971,
Lynda Irene (Lily) Binns; 2c. Heather Herzberg, b 1972, Daryn Robert Herzberg,
b Mar. 30, 1974.
3. Kirk Allen Herzberg.
2. SHIRLEY HOPE DAVISON (twin), b Mar. 9, 1925, Clarinda, Iowa; Clarinda
H.S. 1943; emp. MHI; Christian Church; ad RR 4, Clarinda, Ia.; m (1) VERNON
WOODWARD; m (2) MARION ROBERT SEARL, “Bob,” b Coin, Iowa; MHI electrician.
1. Jackie Paul Searl, b May 21, 1946; ad Ft. Dodge, Iowa; m (2)Dec. 26,
1975, Las Vegas, Nev., Stephanie Gail Mohr.
2. Stephen Craig Searl, b Mar. 15, 1949; Clarinda H.S. 1967; BS North
Western Col., Orange City, Iowa; teacher, Clarinda Jr. Hi Science, ass’t
football and boys golf coach; m Rena Sickels of Bedford, Iowa; English teacher,
New Market, Iowa.
3. Marla Jean Searl; m Glen Chapman; d auto acc.; 2c. Julia Jean and
Glenn.
4. Terri Lynn Searl; m Tom Maxwell; 2c. Alan, Tommy.
5. Elaine Louise Searl; Clarinda H.S. 1972; m Sept. 5, 1972, Dave Long;
Clarinda H.S. 1969, IWCC 1971; US Army.
1. Nicole Diane Long, b Apr. 30, 1974, Warrenton, Va.
6. Glenn Luther Searl.
3. SHARLENE JOYCE DAVISON (twin) b Mar. 9, 1925, Clarinda, Iowa;
Clarinda H.S. 1943; emp. MHI, Clarinda; Christian Church, Braddyville; PTA,
Y-Teen, cub scouts; ad Braddyville, Iowa; m Dec. 7, 1943, Clarinda, MARTIN
ENGSTRAND; Farmer, trucking business; WWII Sgt. ground crew of Air Force,
England.
1. Paulette Engstrand; m (1) Bill McClarnon; m (2) Jim Rusco; 1c. Bret
Mitchell McClarnon ‘’Mitch’’.
2. Joyce Elaine Engstrand; ad Braddyville, Iowa; m Lowell Clayton; 3c.
Rhonda 1966, Karen 1968, John Andrew Clayton, b Feb. 5, 1976.
3. Kathy Ann Engstrand; South Page H.S. 1970.
4. Cheryl Lynne Engstrand; South Page H.S. 1975; ad Braddyville, Iowa; m
May 23, 1975, Braddyville, Richard Frederick Iske (twin); Clarinda H.S. 1974.
5. Jon Martin Engstrand; emp. Van’s Supply, Braddyville; ad Braddyville,
Iowa; m Kathy Henn, Burlington Jet. Mo.; Beautician; 1c. Jennifer Jean
Engstrand, b Nov. 22, 1974.
6. Randy Engstrand.
4-4-1-1-5-6. URIL EDWARD GOOD, b Apr. 12, 1902, Shambaugh, Iowa; High
Sch.; Dairy Farmer; United Presbyterian; ad RR 1, Braddyville, Iowa; m Mar. 4,
1925, MARY GRACE DUGAN; (da Charles and Edna (Thompkins) Dugan); College
Springs, Iowa.
4-4-1-1-5-7. LUCILLE EVA GOOD, b Oct. 21, 1905, Page Co., Iowa; ad New
Market, Iowa; m Feb. 20, 1929, DALE LAWRENCE COMBS, b June 12, 1901,
Taylor Co., Iowa (s George and Lida (Lathrop) Combs); Farmer.
1. DAROLL DEAN COMBS, ‘’Dean, It b Jan. 29, 1931; Farmer, north Bedford;
ad Bedford, Iowa; m Mickey ————; School teacher Bedford.
1. Rodney Combs.
2. IRIS NADINE COMBS, b June 1, 1935; emp. Hy-Vee grocery 10 yr. award
1975; ad Clarinda, Iowa; m Dean Kendall. 2 sons.
3. JUDITH ANN COMBS, b May 31, 1947; Postal Inspection Office; ad St.
Paul, Minn.
4-4-1-1-5-8. VERLA LENORE GOOD, b Mar. 19, 1910; Page Co., Iowa; Clerk
(at one time had Heil Jewelry Store in Clarinda); ad 206 W. Main St., Clarinda,
Iowa; m ALFRED JAMES HEIL, “AL”; Catholic; WWII Air Corps, Oklahoma; bur.
Clarinda Cem.
1. PATRICIA LEE HEIL, “Pat or Patsy,” b May 12, 1936, Clarinda, Iowa;
McKinley gd. Sch., Clarinda Jr. Hi, North High, Phoenix, Ariz. 1950-51,
Clarinda H.S. 1954, Clarinda Jr. Col. 1955-56; Society Editor Clarinda Herald
Journal 1954-55, Sec’y H.S. Principal 1956-57; St. Clare Catholic Church
1945-54, Trinity United Presbyterian, Clarinda 1956; int. tap dancing,
cheerleader, bowling, volley ball, swimming, 1st runner, up Miss Southwest Iowa
1954, Centennial Princess 1953; ad 225 E. Lincoln, Clarinda, Iowa 51632; m Oct.
6, 1954, Clarinda, MERL JAMES EBERLY, “Junior or Eb,” b May 13, 1935, Clarinda
(s Merl Andrew Eberly and Ada Mae (York) Eberly Zdan); Clarinda H.S.; IWCC;
Kearney Corp, Clarinda 1955-56, Werts lockers 1957, Clarinda Publishing Co.,
advertising, sports interest. 1958, Pres; Church of the Open Bible 1952-54,
Trinity United Presbyterian 1956-; Clarinda JC’s, Chamber of Commerce, Booster
Club; JC’s outstanding young man of 1966; int. hunting, fishing, baseball,
basketball; played Pro ball for Minor League team of Chicago White Sox 1957-58;
Managed and played Clarinda A’s and Lancers since 1957, Iowa State National
Baseball Congress Commissioner, 1975.
1. Julie Kae Eberly, b Mar. 23, 1955; Clarinda H.S. m Jan. 27, 1974, Yorktown, Fred Windhorst.
1. Brian James Windhorst, b May 22, 1974.
2. Ricky Jay Eberly, b Apr. 25, 1957.
3. Jill Anne Eberly, b Jan. 21, 1959.
4. Joy Sue Eberly, b Dec. 7, 1960.
5. Ryan James Eberly, b Mar. 18, 1967.
6. Rodney Jacob Eberly, b Oct. 30, 1975.
4-4-1-1-5-10. MILDRED LEE GOOD, b Sept. 15, 1913, Clarinda, Iowa; d Oct.
28, 1973, Essex, Iowa; bur. Bethesda, Iowa; m Mar. 15, 1940, MILTON SWANSON,
“Milt,”; WWII Motor Transport, England T/5; ad Clarhaven Apt., Clarinda, Iowa.
1. MICHAEL LEE SWANSON (adopted).
2. MARY ANN SWANSON MILBURN (adopted).
4-4-1-1-5-11. ELDON LYLE GOOD, b Dec. 26, 1917, Page Co., Iowa; Salesman
for furniture Co.; WWII Lieut. in Infantry, France; ad Charleston, South
Carolina; m ETHELENE KNIGHT.
1. JOYCE ANN GOOD, b Sept. 25, 1946; m July 23, 1965, DONNY McDANIEL;
2c. Denny 1970, Wendy 1972.
2. MICHAEL LEE GOOD, “Mike,” b Dec. 15, 1948; Furniture Sales work; m
Feb. 3, 1973, JO ELLEN MEANS; 1c. Jeremy Michael, b June 14, 1974.
3. KENNETH GOOD, ‘’Kenny,” b 1962.
4-4-1-1-5-12. MERRILL MAX GOOD, “Max,” b June 7, 1919, Page Co., Iowa;
Publish own newspaper Seymour, Mo. (worked papers Clarinda, Creston and
Alliance, Nebr.) WWII Cpl. in Combat Engineers, Luxembourg; ad Box 187,
Seymour, Mo.; m (1) 1939, OLGA MAXINE SCHOOLEY; drowned Sept. 3, 1950; m (2)
SARA SEIBERT, (da L.P. and Maud (Morris) Seibert).
1. OLGA LEE GOOD SUMP; ad Clarinda, Iowa; 1c. Audra Leigh.
2. SANDI LEE GOOD, b Jan. 22, 1951; m May 22. 1972, LARRY J. WATKINS,
Alliance, Nebr.
3. MAX E. GOOD, b Feb. 1957; emp. Airlines.
SIMON GOOD
4-4-1-1-6. SIMON GOOD, b Dec. 7, 1860, Fairfield Co., Ohio; Grammar
Sch.; Farmer and stock breeder (Percheron horses, high gd. mules, hogs and
cattle for market); Mennonite, Methodist (Deacon, S.S. teacher, choir); int.
horses, fishing, music; came to Iowa May 1865 (Lived So. Nixon school, Buchanan
Twp. Sec. 17 (NW¼); moved Missouri 1902, 200 A. few mi. W. of Linneus, Mo.; d
Oct. 9, 1938, Linn Co., Mo.; heart; bur. Laclede, Mo.; m Aug. 8, 1883, Page
Co., Iowa, LULA BEATRICE ALLEN, “Lou,” b Nov. 20, 1864, Andrew Co., Mo. (da
Nelson McDowell and Ann “Biddie” (McKey) Allen); Grammar Sch., teachers Normal;
Teacher, taught rural school Page Co. where she met Simon; Baptist, Methodist
(S.S. teacher); d Sept. 1950, Linn Co., Mo.; bur. Laclede, Mo.
1. RAY ANDREW GOOD, b May 30, 1884.
2. OCIE CREDARE GOOD, b Aug. 11, 1885.
3. MABELLE LYDIA GOOD, b Jan. 7, 1887.
4. RUFUS CLARE GOOD, b Oct. 17, 1888.
5. VERNON ALLEN GOOD, b June 15, 1890.
6. WILLIS PAUL GOOD, b Jan. 29, 1894.
7. CARL EBEN GOOD, b Feb. 5, 1896.
8. EARL ROSS GOOD, b June 30, 1899.
9. LELAND FRANCIS GOOD, b Sept. 9, 1904.
4-4-1-1-6-1. RAY ANDREW GOOD, b May 30, 1884, Page Co., Iowa; Grad.
Missouri Wesleyan, Cameron, Mo. (Business); Trade Association work; Methodist;
d Oct. 1966, Oak Park, Ill.; heart; bur. Clarendon Hills, Ill.; m June 27,
1912, Chicago, Ill., LILLIAN BECKWITH, b Jan. 7, 1890, Larned, Kans. (da Arthur
and Martha (Browne) Beckwith); 8th gd.; Methodist; ad 1127 Erie, Oak Park, Ill.
1. RAY ANDREW GOOD, JR., b Jan. 7, 1920, Chicago, Ill.; Grad. U. of
Illinois, Champaign, Ill. (Business major); Executive Dir., International
Assoc. of Blue Print and Allied Industries; int. sports; WWII, Tech Sgt., Lab
Tech.; Sigma Nu; ad 233 Franklin, River Forest, Ill.; m Nov. 28, 1942, Chicago,
WINIFRED HELENE HANN, b Apr. 16, 1918, Winnie, So. Dak. (da Alois Joseph and
Helen (Parisot) Hann); Business course at DePaul U.; Roman Catholic; int.
family and church.
1. Ray Andrew Good III, “Randy,” b Mar. 25, 1944, Oak Park, Ill.; BS
Accounting, St. Joseph’s Col. (Ind.), CPA (Ill.); 1966-71 Arthur Andersen and
Co., Chicago (Senior Auditor), 1971-74 Natural Gas Pipeline Co. Chicago
(Auditor, financial analyst), 1974-Peoples Gas Co., Chicago (Accounting
Analyst); Roman Catholic; int. Amateur radio: WB9DUQ, Swimming, biking; ad 855
S. Kenilworth, Oak Park, Ill. 60304; m Sept. 9, 1972, Cicero, Ill., JACQUELINE
ANN MARIE JOHNSON, “Jackie,” b Oct. 23, 1939, Evergreen Park, Ill. (da Clarence
August and Mildred (Oberg) Johnson); AA Morton Jr. Col., Chicago; 1972 Arthur
Andersen and Co. (Sec.), Household Finance Co., Chicago (Sec.), Goss Co.,
Cicero (Sec.), 1973 PARC, Belwood, Ill., teachers aide at a day care center for
retarded children, 1974 West Lake Hosp., Melrose Park, Ill. (Sec. Social
Services); Lutheran (LCA) Choir member; Oak Park Civic Symphony Chorus, Leleche
League; int. singing.
1. Timothy Andrew Good, b Dec. 11, 1974, Oak Park, Ill.
2. Michael John Good, b Feb. 4, 1949.
3. Patricia Ann Good, b Aug. 13, 1950.
4. Carol Marie Good, b Dec. 10, 1951.
5. John William Good, b Aug. 20, 1953.
6. Robert Gerard Good, b Sept. 20, 1955.
7. Peter Joseph Good, b Oct. 7, 1958.
2. FRED CLIFTON GOOD, b Dec. 27, 1924, Chicago, Ill.; Grad. U. of Ill.,
Champaign (Economics); Executive Manager Nat’l Roofing Contractors Assoc.
(Chartered Assoc. Executive); Methodist; Village Trustee, River Forest, Ill.,
River Forest Tennis Club (V. Pres.) Sigma Nu; int. tennis; m July 3, 1948,
Alton, Ill.; DOROTHY HELEN STOCKDALE, b May 7, 1926, Chicago, Ill. (da Thomas
Elmer and Gladys Margaret (Wenstrom) Stockdale); Grad. U. of Ill. (Journalism
and advertising); Methodist; River Forest Board of Edu. (Pres.), Alpha Chi
Omega; int. music and tennis.
1. William Allen Good, b May 29, 1949, Oak Park, Ill.; Grad. U. of
Virginia, Charlottesville (Government); Administrative Ass’t. Nat’l. Roofing
Contractors Assoc.; Methodist; Theta Delta Chi, River Forest Little League;
int. Lapidary, sports; ad 459 B So. Blvd., Oak Park, Ill.; m Jan. 8, 1972,
Baltimore, Md.; JULIANNE HAYNIE DOGGETT, b Dec. 16,1950, Baltimore (da John
Burnley and Iva Harris (Haynie) Doggett); Mary Washington Col., Fredericksburg,
Va. (speech, drama); Ass’t. Brenninmeyer Associates, Oak Park, Ill.
2. Susan Jane Good, b Aug. 24, 1950, Oak Park, Ill.; Grad. U. of
Virginia (Psychology, with honors); Social Soc. Sec. office, Norfolk, Va.;
Methodist; int. music; ad 7725 D. Major Ave., Norfolk, Va.; m June 16, 1973,
River Forest, Ill., WILLIAM JOHN CASHMAN, JR., b Feb. 8, 1949, Norfolk, Va. (s
William John and Adele (Bashorn) Cashman); Grad. U. of Va. (History); Relocation
Specialist, Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority; Theta Delta Chi.
3. Sally Jeanne Good, b July 27, 1955.
4. Carl Allen Good, b June 3, 1958.
4-4-1-1-6-2. OCIE CREDARE GOOD, b Aug. 11, 1885, Clarinda, Iowa; att.
Missouri Wesleyan, Cameron; Housewife, partner with husband and son-in-law,
Robert Holman, in Meadville Locker from 1946 to retirement age 81; Methodist
(taught class for boys beginning in Jr. Hi and kept same class through High
Sch., sponsor, MYF, taught pre-schoolers as long as able); PEO sisterhood (45
yr.) Chap. R, Laclede, 50 yr. member of Order of Eastern Star holding several
offices, was Worthy Matron of Laclede Chap. #18, and twice Worthy Matron of
Maple Leaf Chap. #284, Meadville, also Chaplain for a number of years in Maple
Leaf chapter, member Royal Neighbors of America and social clubs; int. flower
garden, sewing, working with youth; Master Farm Homemaker for State of
Missouri; d Feb. 6, 1972, Wheeling, Mo.; stroke; Laclede Cem.; Laclede, Mo’; m
Mar. 18, 1906, Linneus, Mo., LEE A. WILSON, b Jan. 4, 1883, Linneus (5 Enoch
George and Amy (Marple) Wilson); Rural ach., Chillicothe Bus. Col.; Farmer,
partner in Meadville Locker; Methodist; Odd Fellows, Masonic Order; d Oct. 31,
1953, Meadville, Mo.; heart; Laclede Cem.
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1. HAZEL LEE WILSON, b Feb. 21, 1907, Linneus, ,Mo.; Laclede H.S. 1924,
Christian Col. (now Columbia Col. in Columbia (AA Arts, speech) U. of Missouri,
Columbia 1930 (BS Edu., major, Home Ec); Elem. school teacher, Linneus and
Laclede 1926-33; Methodist; Order of Eastern Star, PEO Sisterhood Chap. R.,
Laclede, also Chap. in Springfield, int. sewing, giving readings; d Nov. 9,
1941, Brookfield, Linn Co., Mo.; Blood clot; Laclede Cem.; m Sept. 23,1933,
Laclede, Mo., OTHA J. HOPPER, “O. J.” b Jan. 19,1906, Livingston Co., Mo. (s
Jesse S. and Addie Hopper); U. of Missouri, Columbia (Agriculture); County
Extension Agent early 30’s, Federal Land Bank 1934-41, farmer.
1. Stephen Lee Hopper, “Steve,” b Aug. 13, 1934, Laclede, Mo.;
Chillicothe H.S. 1951, U. of Missouri (Agriculture); Farmer; Methodist (S.S.
teacher, church offices, Lay speaker); Farm Bureau (Pres.) Livingston Co.,
Pres. of Young Farmer Org., 4-H club leader; Enlisted July 1953-56, year Korea;
ad Chillicothe, Mo. 64601; m Feb. 25,1956, near Columbia, Mo. FAY WADE, b Nov.
24, 1935, near Columbia; Columbia H.S.; office work before 1956; Methodist;
Busy Homemakers Ext. Club (Pres.), Young Farm Wife org.; int. sewing,
decorating.
1. Stephen Michel Hopper, b Oct. 19, 1958.
2. Suzianne Fay Hopper, b July 8, 1960.
3. Mark Allen Hopper, b July 4, 1961.
4. Molly Ann Hopper, b June 5, 1962.
5. Matthew Hopper, b Jan. 24, 1966.
2. Ermilou Hopper, b Oct. 15, 1935, Springfield, Mo.; Chillicothe H.S.
1953, BS Druey Col. (music) Springfield 1957; music teacher (3 yr.) Morrisville,
Mo.; Presbyterian; PEO (Pres.); int. music, singing, church music, working with
children; ad 1552 Warbler Dr., Naperville, Ill.; m Aug. 9, 1959, Springfield,
Mo., WILLIAM TED BRYAN, “Ted,” b Oct. 11, Birmingham, Ala.; U. of Alabama, MIT
in Mass.; Executive of Santa Fe RR, Chicago, Ill.; Presbyterian; WWII; int.
Civil War History, Scouts.
1. William Ted Bryan, “Bill” b Nov. 17, 1961.
2. J. E. Bryan, “Jeb” b Nov. 11, 1965.
3. Rebecca Lee Bryan, b Dec. 16, 1970.
3. David Wilson Hopper, b Aug. 30, 1938; d July 1952.
4. Jean Marie Hopper, b June 6, 1940, Springfield, Mo.; Springfield H.S.
1959; att. SW State Teachers Col., Springfield; Partner in Fountain of Health
Salon, Springfield; Presbyterian; int. music, swimming; ad 1930 Arcadia,
Springfield, Mo.; m Feb. 10, 1960, Springfield, JAMES R. WILSON, b Jan. 25,
1939, Pleasant Hope, Mo.; Pleasant Hope H.S., SW State Col., Springfield
(Engineering); Executive position with Frisco RR in Springfield; Presbyterian;
int. sports.
1. Christopher James Wilson, b Dec. 11, 1965.
2. Shannon James Wilson, b July 16, 1966.
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5. Mary Lynne Hopper, “Lynne,” b Oct. 31, 1941, Brookfield, Mo.;
Springfield H. S. 1959, SW State Teachers Col. (BS French, English);
Kindergarten teacher; Christian Church (S.S. teacher); int. concerning
children; 3 yr. Munich, Germany with army husband; ad 45 A. St. 1.0 Rd., Ft.
Lee, Va.; m Aug. 13, 1961, Springfield, CHARLES S. OWEN, b Oct. 31, 1938, Mo.;
Republic, Mo. H.S., SW State Teachers Col. (Engineering) 1962; Commissioned 2nd
Lt. thru ROTC college program; MA in Business Adm. and Data Processing, Dec.
1971, U. of Georgia., (Athens); Major in US Army; Christian Church; Entered
service Mar. 1963, basic training at Ft. Sill, Okla., served 3 yr., June 1963
to Apr. 1966 in Munich, Germany, various schooling for service in Vietnam from
Apr. 1966 to Dec. 1966. Left Jan. 1967
for year in Vietnam, school. near Washington DC then Ft. Lee, Va. June 1972 to
Feb. 1973 when left for 2 yr. in Okinawa. Family joined him in summer 1973.
1. Charles Russell Owen, b Jan. 2, 1967.
2. Kathleen Marie Owen, b Mar. 17, 1969.
2. MABEL LOU WILSON, b Sept. 12, 1913 Linneus, Mo.; Laclede H.S. 1930,
Christian Col. (now Columbia) Columbia, Mo. (AA speech, elem. Edu.) 1930, SW
State Teachers Col., Springfield 1936 BS (major, Bus. Edu., minor, History,
Home Economics); Teacher Geuda Springs, Kansas H.S. 1936-38, elem. school in
Mo. and Kans., office work in Postal Employees Credit Union, Wichita, Kans. 5
yr.; Bus Edu. teacher at Meadville R-IV H.S. 1947-59, office work, 3 yr.,
Partner with husband and mother in locker (meat processing) since 1962,
collector for city of Meadville since 1969; First Baptist Meadville (S.S.
teacher); PED Sisterhood, since 1932, Chap. R, Laclede (held offices), Order of
Eastern Star, Maple Leaf Chap. #284 (Worthy Matron, 195l, Sec. 1955-65, treas.
1966, Sec. since 1967), Dist. Deputy Grand Matron for 13th Dist. Order of
Eastern Star, Grand Chapter of Missouri 1954, A.A.U.W., Meadville Comm. Civic
Club and social clubs; int. sewing, knitting, growing flowers; WWII Red Cross
nurses aid, volunteer work in Wichita, Kans. hosp.; ad Meadville, Mo.; m June
5, 1938, Laclede, Mo., ROBERT ARTHUR HOLMAN, “Bob,” b Mar. 6, 1915, Geuda
Springs, Kans. (s Joseph Arthur and Alpha Z. (Quinn) Holman); Geuda Springs
H.S., 1933, Arkansas City Jr. Col. 1937; Beech Aircraft, Wichita, owner and
operator Locker 1946 to present, Meadville; First Baptist (Deacon since 1952,
Moderator of Church, S.S. teacher); Masonic Order, Dockery Lodge #325,
A.F.A.M., Worshipful Master and other offices, Maple Leaf Chap. #384, O.E.S.
Worthy Patron, Lions Club; int. woodwork, grandsons.
1. Roberta Lou Holman (adopted at 3½ mo.) “Bobalou or Bobbie”, b Dec.
14, 1944, Wichita, Kans.; Meadville R-IV H.S. 1962; office publishing Co.;
First Baptist; Meadville; OES Chap. #18 Laclede, PED Chap. R Laclede; Int.
piano; ad Laclede, Mo.; m Aug. 12, 1962, Meadville, Mo., WILLIAM I BOWEN, b.
Aug. 5, 1941, Laclede (s Kenneth and Mary (Peer) Bowen); Browning, Mo. H.S.
1960; owner of bulldozing and construction Co.; Methodist; int. hunting,
fishing, boating.
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1. Tony Ray Bowen, b Mar. 14, 1963.
2. Tracy Jay Bowen, b Sept. 22, 1965.
3. Todd Lee Bowen, b Aug. 23, 1970.
1-4-1-l-6-3. MABELLE LYDIA GOOD, b Jan. 7, 1887, Clarinda, Iowa; Wesley
Col., Cameron, Mo.; Sch. teacher; United Methodist (Women’s Society, S.S.
teacher); Home Dem. Club, Community Clubs; int. music, piano, crocheting,
community service; Louisiana since 1917; ad 2446 Day Dr., Baker, La. 70714; m
Feb. 11, 1906, Linneus, Mo., JAMES ELMER SENSINTAFFAR, b July 3, 1884,
Brookfield, Mo. (s Rufus French and Ellen (Culbertson) Sensintaffar); att.
Wesley Col.; Farmer, dairyman; Methodist (Supt. S.S.); Farm Bureau, community
clubs; d Aug. 24, 1956, DeRidder, La.; stroke; Beauregard Memorial Cem., DeRidder,
La.
1. JAMES CLAIR SENSINTAFFAR, b Dec. 17, 1906.
2. LOU ELLEN SENSINTAFFAR, b Sept. 13, 1909.
3. LOWELL GOOD SENSINTAFFAR, b May 4, 1911.
4. ELSIE MARIE SENSINTAFFAR, b July 27, 1916.
5. MABELLE CREDARE SENSINTAFFAR, b Dec. 8, 1920.
4-4-1-1-6-3-1. JAMES CLAIR SENSINTAFFAR, “Jim,” b Dec. 17, 1906,
Wheeling, Mo.; BS Centenary Col., Shreveport, La., BD Duke U., Durham, North
Carolina; Minister, Methodist; d Jan. 9, 1952, Vivian, La.; Cerebral
Hemorrhage; bur. Harrisonburg Cem., Harrisonburg, La.; m June 26, 1942,
Alexandria, La., ROSA GERALDINE SNYDER, b Oct. 5, 1919, Trinity, La. (near
Jonesville), (da John Adam and Julia Ethel (Adams) Snyder); BS Louisiana
Polytechnic Institute, Ruston, La.; Teacher; Methodist (S.S. teacher, member
Bd. of trustees and Official Board, WSCS); ad 301 2nd St., Jonesville, La.
71343.
1. RHETTA LOUISE SENSINTAFFAR, b Jan. 28, 1947, Shreveport, La.; BS
(Magna Cum Laude) La. Tech. U. Ruston, La. 1968, MS at U. of Tenn. Knoxville
1971 (while pursuing MS held grad. research ass’tship for research int.
problems of fabrics treated with flame retardant finishes); Home Economist;
Instructor at U. of Tenn. (Developed and conducted an Appearance Therapy
Program for use in State Psychiatric hosp.) served on Graduate council;
Methodist; Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Nu (Home Ec Honorary), American Home Ec.
Assoc.; int. painting, furniture refinishing, needlework; ad. 2840 Pierce Dr.
N., Macon, Ga. 31204; m May 31, 1968, Jonesville, La., ROBERT CRAIG GOEBEL,
“Craig,” b Apr. 27, 1946, Shreveport, La. (s David Harper and Marjorie Phyllis
(Roquemore) Goebel); BB (Cum Laude) La. Tech. U. 1968, MA at U. of Tenn. 1972
(held Nat’l Science Foundation Fellowship 3 yr.); Assoc. Program Developer,
Middle Ga. Area Planning Comm.; Methodist; Alpha Tau Omega, social fraternity
(Pres. 1968) Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Who’s Who in America Col. and
Universities 1968, American Political Science Assoc; Southern Political Science
Assoc.; int. reading, furniture refinishing.
2. ROSA ANN SENSINTAFFAR b. Sept. 24,
1951, Shreveport, La.; Grad. H.S. (80 hrs. Col. Home Ec.); Part time school
teacher; Methodist; (MYF officer, 5.5. and Bible school teacher); int. sewing,
needlecraft, flowers; m Apr. 8, 1972, Jonesville, La., GARY WARD SADLER, b Feb.
6, 1951, New Orleans, La. (s Francis Ward III and Beverly Ann (Biehler)
Sadler); Grad. H.S. (85 hrs. Col. Elec. Engineering and Computer Sch.); US Air
Force; Episcopal; int. electronics; ad #8 Forest Park Apts., Big LR Rd.,
Biloxi, Miss.
4-4-1-1-6-3-2. LOU ELLEN SENSINTAFFAR, b Sept. 13, 1909, Wheeling, Mo.;
DeRidder H.S. 1926, La. State Normal 1929, BS La. State U. 1953, Masters in
Edu. 1963; Classroom teacher (5th gd.) Beauregard Parish 1927-28, 1930-34 and
Baton Rouge, La. 1953-73; United Methodist (Supt. children’s Dept., Women’s
Soc.); 4-H Club leader, Campfire Leader, PTA; int. water color painting,
crocheting, gardening; ad RR 6, Box 263, Baton Rouge, La. 70815; m June 10,
1934, DeRidder, La., EDGAR JAY INGALLS, b June 23, 1911, Midland; Va. (s Edmond
Llewelyn and Edith Mae (Ide) Ingalls); DeRidder H.S. 1928; United Methodist;
Boy Scout leader, Rotary.
1 MARJORIE ELLEN INGALLS, “Ellen,” b Jan. 17, 1937, DeRidder, La.;
Zachary H.S. (3rd in class), att. Northwestern State Col. 1955-56, att. McNeese
State Col. 1957, BS Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge, La. 1966 (Social Studies
and English); Teacher, Dutchtown H.S. 1964-65 (Ascension Parish Sch.,
outstanding teacher 1965); Lee H.S. 1966-67, Woodlawn H.S. 1967-70, Sherwood
Jr. Hi 1970-present (East Baton Rouge Sch.); Catholic, St. George in Baton
Rouge (helped with Religious Edu.); int. gardening, painting, crocheting, play
piano, sports fan; Member of Parish Champion Basketball team, won American
Legion award H.S.; ad RR 6 Box 288, Baton Rouge, La.; m July 9, 1956, Zachary,
La., CARROLL JOSEPH GUIDRY, b Aug. 19, 1936, Hackberry, La. (s Clyde Joseph and
Leora Eve (Guidry) Guidry); H.S. 1955 and Electrical course at Baton Rouge Voc.
Sch. (football records at Hackberry Hi), att. Northwestern State Col. fall
1955, Idaho in Reforestation summer 1955, Welder, Alvin, Tex. 1960-66, shrimp
boat, shrimped and fished Cameron Parish 1961-62, Supt. Southern Scrap Mat.
Co., Baton Rouge 1966-present; Catholic; US Army, Korea 1957-58; int. sports
fan, hunting, fishing, playing guitar; The Guidrys are descendants of French
Acadians from Canada and Carroll’s parents both speak French as a first
language.
1. Eddie Joseph Guidry, b Jan. 13, 1959.
2. Jay Clyde Guidry, b Dec. 2, 1960.
2. MABEL EDITH INGALLS, “Edith,” b June 6, 1939, DeRidder, La.; Zachary
H.S. (FHA Sec., Year Book, Senior Class Sec.); Typist, Bookkeeper Physics Dept.
while husband att. La. State U. 1957-61; Baptist, Southern; ad 5311 Emerson
Dr., Raleigh, North Carolina; m May 20, 1957, Baton Rouge, JIMMIE ALTON
HODGESON, b Apr. 15, 1939, Baton Rouge, La. (s Willie Wesley and Augusta Marie
(Law) Hodgeson); Central H.S., Baton Rouge (Valedictorian, Student Council
President, Beta Club, won or placed in several local State and National essay
contests. Prizes included US Savings bonds, Mississippi River cruise to several
ports (West and South Africa); Louisiana State U. (BS Magna Cum Laude, Phi
Kappa Phi, Sigma Xi), Rice U. (Ph.D., National Sci. Foundation Fellow for 3
yr.); Esso Research and Engineering 1965-68, Environmental Protection Agency
1968-present (Author of more than 20 papers in physical Chemistry and air
pollution research activities); Baptist; American Chemical Soc.; int. tennis,
reading.
1. Jeffrey William Hodgeson, b Jan. 9, 1960.
2. Karen Edith Hodgeson, b Aug. 3, 1961
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3. Nancy Elaine Hodgeson, b Mar. 16, 1964.
4-4-1-1-6-3-3. LOWELL GOOD SENSINTAFFAR, b May 4, 1911, Wheeling, Mo.;
DeRidder H.S., BS at La. State U., Baton Rouge; Construction, carpenter, Job
Supt., Arch. Insp.; First United Methodist (teacher); int. small farm, garden,
livestock; traveled in US; ad 2446 Day Dr., Baker, La.; m Aug. 19, 1934,
Coushatta, La., RUBY THEODOSIA MCCAIN, “Doie,” b Oct. 20, 1911, Clarence, La.
(da Clarence Morgan and Mary Alma (Milling) McCain); Natchitoches H.S., AB
Northwestern State (Normal) Natchitoches, La.; High Sch. teacher; First United
Methodist; Home Demonstration Club; int. sewing, knitting, crocheting,
craftwork.
1. LARRY GLEN SENSINTAFFAR, b June 12, 1936, Montgomery (Grant Parish)
La.; Grad. H.S.; US Navy career (enlisted) 1956-present, shore duty in Pacific
and Panama; Methodist; ad 1731 Pine Valley Dr. Vienna, Virginia 22180; m Aug.
9, 1961, Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Md., BARBARA DIANE LAY, “Diane,” b Jan. 11,
1939, Prince George Co. Md. (da Lander Gray and Madeline Reba (Stafford) Lay);
Grad. H.S.; Previously worked for US Dept. of Commerce; Baptist.
1. Lowell Gray Sensintaffar, b Aug. 1, 1962.
2. Travis Lee Sensintaffar, b July 3, 1963.
3. Karie Jean Sensintaffar, b Oct. 30, 1965.
4. Glenda Joy Sensintaffar, b Dec. 3, 1966.
5. Nancy Diane Sensintaffar, b Jan. 11, 1971.
2. NANCY RUTH SENSINTAFFAR, b Feb. 2, 1939, Baton Rouge, La.; Completed
H.S. Hazen, Ark., 1 yr. trade school in Baton Rouge; Methodist; int. reading,
crocheting, sewing; traveled Japan, Morocco, Philippines, Alaska; ad 1404-D
Redwing St., Chesapeake, Va.; m June 20, 1960, Baker, La., HOMER RAY MALLADY,
“Buzz,” b Dec. 8, 1932, Chester, Ill. (s Benjamin Harrison and Edna Mary
(Draves) Mallady); Chester H.S., ½ yr. Col.; US Navy career 21 yr., from 1951;
Lutheran; int. sports§ traveled also Hawaii, Spain, Germany.
1. Brian Harrison Mallady, b Apr. 6, 1962, Zama, Japan.
2. Raenan Kay Hallady, b Jan. 16, 1964, Key West, Florida.
3. Conrad Wane Mallady, b Apr. 29, 1966, Kenitra, Morocco.
4. Jana Theodosia Hallady, b Mar. 6, 1971, Adak, Alaska.
3. FRANCES CLAIR SENSINTAFFAR, b Feb. 2, 1939, Baton Rouge, La.; H.S.
1957, Voc. trade school 1959; Methodist; int. golf, writing letters, youth
activities; Lived in Philippines and Okinawa; Live Baker, La., when out of US address
APO San Francisco; m Apr. 9, 1960, Baker, RICHARD LEE GRIFFITH, “Dick,” b July
28, 1936, West Frankfort, Ill. (s George E. and Beverly Louise (Wade)
Griffith); Glenhard Twp. H.S.-Glenellyn, Ill.; US Air Force; Methodist; int.
youth sports, golf.
1. Dorrie Lee Griffith, b Feb. 6, 1961, Reno, Nev.
2. David McCain Griffith, b Mar. 29, 1962, Reno, Nev.
4. DONNA LOU SENSINTAFFAR, b Jan. 4, 1943, DeRidder, La.; BS Louisiana
State U., Baton Rouge, La.; Former Primary teacher (La. and Florida 1966-69);
Methodist; int. sewing, painting, needlework, crafts; Lived Japan 10 mo.,
Philippines 2½ mo.; ad 519 7th. Ave., Troy, New York; m Apr. 5, 1969,
Pensacola, Fla., PAUL RAYMOND HODSON, b Aug. 8, 1941, Long Beach, Calif. (s
Raymond William and Audrey Ruth (Alford) Hodson); BS Calif. Poly. Inst.,
Pomona, Calif. Masters in Mngt. RPI, Troy, N.Y.; Officer US Navy, Pilot, flown
into Thailand, Taiwan, Okinawa and Vietnam; int. flying, furniture refinishing,
sports; Active war duty USN 1967.
1. Sarah Lynn Hodson, b Mar. 7, 1973.
4-4-1-1-6-3-4. ELSIE MARIE SENSINTAFFAR, b July 27, 1916, Wheeling, Mo.;
2 yr. Col. (Business); Ministers wife (office work, play organ); First United
Methodist (work with youth groups and Women’s organ., serve as Director of
Christian Ed. in local church); int.
paint, all kinds of crafts; ad 624 Morningside Dr., Houma, La. 70360; m Nov.
9,1937, DeRidder, La., ALBERT JEROME CAIN, b Nov. 3, 1909, Houston, Miss.; (s
Leonard Wesley and Vista Jane (Ward) Cain); BS Centenary Col., Southern
Methodist U.; Minister (District Supt. for 6 yr.); Methodist; Rotary Club
(first V. Pres. for term 1972-73).
1. HARRIET EVELYN CAIN, “Evelyn,” b Dec. 12, 1938, Trout, la.;
Southeastern La. U., Hammond, La. BA 1960 (Social Studies and Eng. Ed.) Teacher
at Byrd High, Shreveport 1959-60; Istrouma High, Baton Rouge 1960-65,
1968-present; Istrouma Methodist (member United Methodist Women, past Supt.
Children’s Div.); Delta Kappa Gamma Yearbook Chm.; Kamper’s Klub, La. Teachers
Assoc., La. Council of Teachers of English; int. camping, sewing; Outstanding
teacher award 1972, Istrouma High; ad 4036 Ridgemont Dr., Baton Rouge, La.
70814; m June 17, 1960, Baton Rouge, THOMAS HARNEY ALFORD, JR. “Harney,” b Feb.
11, 1934, Central, La. (ERB Parish), (s Thomas Harney Sr. and Alice LaVilla
(Hooper) Alford); La. State U., BS 1956 (agriculture, horticulture); Registered
Sanitarian, la. State Board of Health 1957-present; Istrouma Methodist (past
memo Official Board); Baton Rouge Kamper’s Klub, La. Public Health Assoc.; int.
fishing, camping, hunting.
1. Douglas Alan Alford, b Apr. 18, 1965.
2. Gregory Duane Alford, b Nov. 25, 1966.
2. BARBARA MARIE CAIN, b Oct. 29, 1945, Hammond, La.; Lafayette, La.
H.S. 1963, BA Southwestern la. U., Lafayette 1967 (Upper Elem. Ed) MRE 1969;
Director of Christian Ed., First United Methodist, Lake Charles, La.;(the
Master of Religious Edu. received at St. Paul Sch. of Theology (Methodist)
Kansas City, Mo.); Sch. teacher (6th gd.) Bryant Elem., Independence, Mo.
1969-70; United Methodist Youth (UMYF) Sponsor, Jr. High 5.5. teacher, Youth
coordinator in United Methodist Women; Rainbow (Worthy Advisor) Lafayette
Assembly #18, 1964, Enterprise Public Library Board; int. sewing, crafts,
music; Certified Dir. of Christian Edu. in United Methodist Church 1972; ad 308
S. Bridge, Box 308, Enterprise, Kansas 67441; m Aug. 5, 1969, Houma, La., ALAN
DEE EINSEL, b Feb. 5, 1939, Kiowa, Kansas (s Roy Elmer and Miriam Ona (Rush)
Einsel); Greensburg, Kans. H.S. 1957, (Business Adm.) Washburn U., Topeka,
Kans. 1961, (Master of Divinity) St. Paul Sch. of Theology 1970; ordained
Elder, Assoc. Minister, Garnett United Methodist (for two yr. Seminary)
1968-70, Boy Scout Chaplain (camp near Wichita) summer 1968, Minister
Enterprise United Methodist 1970-; Youth sponsor; Salina Dist. Council on
Ministries, Enterprise Lions Club, Phi Delta Theta mem., Masonic Lodge,
Greensburg, Kans., mem. Wichita Consistory, Sec. of Enterprise Local Housing
Authority; int. Photography, Paper Money; Served in US Navy 1962-66, 2nd Class
Yeoman.
1. David Alan Einsel, b Sept. 14, 1972.
4-4-1-1-6-3-5. MABELLE CREDARE SENSINTAFFAR, “Mamie,” b Dec. 8, 1920,
DeRidder, La.; BA 1942 U. of SW La. (Inst. music, cum Laude) Masters in Ed. at
NW St. U. (Counseling) 1971; Teacher, Counselor, East Beauregard H.S. 1962-;
First United Methodist, DeRidder (member choir, Wesleyan Service Guild); Delta
Kappa Gamma; int. gardening; ad RR 1 Box 135, DeRidder, La. 70634; m Sept. 21,
1941, DeRidder, MACON ALVIN RATHBURN, b Jan. 4, 1918, Floresville, Texas (s
Robert Henry and Ida Jane (Taylor) Rathburn); BS Sociology; 20 yr. career in
Air Force; Correctional Officer La. Dept. of Corrections; First United
Methodist, DeRidder.
1. ROBERT JAMES RATHBURN, b Mar. 21, 1945, Alamogordo, New Mexico; Grad.
H.S.; Heavy Equipment maintenance; First United Methodist, DeRidder, La.; int.
horses; ad 48 A Scott Circle, Waco, Texas; m July 1966, Orange, Texas, DOLORES
JANE MELLOTT, “Jane,” b Sept. 18, 1946, Lake Charles, La. (da Walter and Eva
(Olmstead) Mellott); Grad. H.S., 1 yr. Col.; First United Methodist.
1. Melinda Gail Rathburn, b Feb. 1, 1967.
2. Ross Alan Rathburn, b Feb. 1, 1967.
3. Richard Thomas Rathburn, b Sept. 3, 1968.
4. Anna Kathleen Rathburn, b Oct. 16, 1970.
2. LOWELL THOMAS RATHBURN, b Nov. 20, 1946, DeRidder, La.; ad same.
3. RICHARD ALLEN RATHBURN, b Jan.
22, 1949, DeRidder, La.; d Mar. 16, 1968; Vietnam.
(end Sensintaffar family,
continued, Good)
4-4-1-1-6-4. RUFUS CLARE GOOD, “Ted,” b Oct. 17,1888, Clarinda, Iowa;
H.S. and some Col.; Executive for Sears, Roebuck and Co.; Methodist; 32nd
Degree Mason (Shriner); int. fishing; WWI, National Guard; d Mar. 24, 1939,
Minneapolis, Minn.; pneumonia; Mt. Emblem Cem., Elmhurst, Ill.; m Oct. 17,
1915, Chicago, Ill., ELSA THERESA FOSTER, b May 14, 1890, Columbus Junction,
Iowa (da Isaac and Margaret (Freidrichson) Foster); Columbus Junction H.S.;
Methodist; Eastern Star; ad 3125 Colfax Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn.
1. ROBERT CLARE GOOD, “Ted,” b Jan. 8, 1924, Chicago, Ill.; U. of Minn.
BA 1948, U. of Chicago MBA 1965; Executive for Sears, Roebuck and Co.;
Episcopal; WWII Air Force; ad 445 E. Heather lane, Lake Forest, Ill.; m Aug. 6,
1949, Excelsior, Minn., JOANNE BELLOWS TUFTY, b Jan. 26, 1927, Minneapolis (da
Norman Howard and Elizabeth (Holden) Tufty); U. of Minn., BA 1949; Chicago Sun-Times,
Daily News; Episcopal.
1. Stephen Gary Good, b Aug. 16, 1950.
2. Susan Elizabeth Good, b Apr. 1, 1953.
4-4-1-1-6-5. VERNON ALLEN GOOD, ‘’Vern,’’ b June 15, 1890, Page Co.,
Ia.; H.S. Ia.; some Col.; Sales, manufacturing; Christian Science; d Jan. 1971,
Portland, Oregon; m 1913, Chicago, Ill., LAURA HOPE BECKWITH, b 1894, Chicago,
Ill.
1. VERNON ALLEN GOOD, JR., b Sept. 20, 1917, Chicago, Ill.; U. of Colo.
(Forestry), Phi Beta Kappa; Forester; Christian Science; ad 1925 NE Liberty,
Portland, Ore.; m (1) Feb. 18,1938, Ft. Collins, Colo., MARTHA FINN; m (2) Apr.
4, 1948, San Francisco, VIRGINIA ALBERTA DAVIS, b June 4, 1926.
1. Barbara Good, b Feb. 19, 1940; Douglas Crow.
2. Susan Carol Good, b Jan. 4, 1949.
3. Carolyn Ann Good, b Jan. 30, 1952.
4. Vince William Good, b Sept. 12, 1955.
2. LARA LEE GOOD, b Dec. 25, 1924.
4-4-1-1-6-6. WILLIS PAUL GOOD, “Paul,” b Jan. 29, 1894, Page Co., Ia.;
Sales; Methodist; d Dec. 7, 1956, Arizona; bur. Laclede, Mo.; m July 30, 1914,
Houston, Texas, m ALETHA ELIZABETH LANE, b Sept. 20, 1893, Linn Co., Mo. (da
John Wesley Lane, Doctor); Methodist, Unity; d May 1970; California; cancer;
bur. Calif.
1. LELAND LANE GOOD, b Apr. 27, 1915; (m but div.) no children.
2. ROBERT PAUL GOOD, b Sept. 25, 1917; Bomber Pilot, WWII, shot down
over Romania; married, left one son John Wesley.
3. DONALD OREN GOOD, b Feb. 19, 1921; married, no children.
4. CAROL GOOD, b Jan. 31, 1926, Houston, Texas; H.S. and Secretarial
School; Secretary; “I AM” St. Germain Foundation; int. horseback riding,
gardening, interior decorating; ad 4400 Caren St., Fremont, Calif. 94538; m
Mar. 22, 1947, Glendale, Calif., CARROLL WILLIAM KEARNY, “Jerry,” b July 21,
1913, San Francisco, Calif. (s Francis Edward and Nellie G. (Dillon) Kearny);
H.S. and night school (Business course), 2 yr. Dental Col.; Lumberman (owned
own yard) “Fremont Lumber Co.”; Catholic; Ho’s (Lumberman’s organ.), Teamster;
int. horses, gardening, ranching; Army Engineers, built Camp San Luis Obispo; d
Dec. 25, 1971, Fremont, Calif.; cancer; Cremated, ashes taken out to sea.
1. Gerald William Kearny, b Aug. 12, 1950.
(a) Michael Carroll Kearny, b Mar. 8, 1936; Live Sunnyvale, CA.
(b) Carolyn Marie Kearny McBee, b June 14, 1942; Live Manteca, Calif.
4-4-1-1-6-7. CARL EBEN GOOD, b Feb. 5, 1896, Page Co., Iowa; H.S., 2 yr.
Col.; Ass’t. Treas. Southern Territory Sears, Roebuck and Co.; Methodist; Lions
Club, Mason; int. fishing; WWI, 2 yr.; d Sept. 23, 1968, Atlanta, Georgia;
coronary; Westview Cem., Atlanta; m Apr. 17, 1929, Atlanta, INA PARKS, b Feb.
26, 1901, Dewey Rose, Ga.; H.S., teachers Normal, Bus. Col.; Executive Sec.;
Methodist; int. photography, flower arr.; d Apr. 22, 1963, Atlanta, Ga.;
Westview Cem.; No children.
4-4-1-1-6-8. EARL ROSS GOOD, b June 30, 1899, Page Co., Iowa; H.S., 2
yr. Col.; Merchandise Manager, Sears Roebuck (Mail order); Methodist (Deacon),
Presbyterian (Elder, S.S. teacher, choir); Civitan Club, Mason; int. hand
crafts, music; SATC, WWI; ad 1211 Westridge Rd., Greensboro, North Carolina
27410; m June 15, 1934, Atlanta, Ga., FRANCES EUGENIA WILLIAMSON, b Aug. 15,
1908, Montgomery, Ala. (da Eugene Paul and Lola Belle (Barnes) Williamson); BA
Agnes Scott, MA Edu., Oglethorpe U.; Teacher, housewife; Baptist, Presbyterian
(S.S. teacher); Garden Club (Pres.), DAR; int. flower arr., sewing, bridge;
traveled Europe, Egypt, Near East, Round the World.
1. EARL WILLIAMSON GOOD, “Bill,” b Nov. 10, 1942, Atlanta, Ga.; U. of
North Carolina, AB (Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa); 3 yrs. Grad. work U. of
Va. (Economics major); Writer, Public Speaker; int. music (voice), saxophone,
piano, fishing; 3 mo. in Europe during college; ad 428 S. Mariposa, Los
Angeles, Calif. 90020; m Dec. 22, 1973, JOAVA MARY MEMMOTT ROYLANCE, b May 21,
1948, Salt Lake City, Utah.
1. Nicole Roylance Good, b Mar. 5, 1969.
2. CARL EDWARD GOOD, “Edward or Ed,” b Jan. 17, 1945, Atlanta, Ga.; AB
at U. of North Carolina, U. of Va. (Degree in Law); Legal Research;
Presbyterian; int. music (piano), fishing, swimming; won Corning Glass travel
Fellowship, Round the World (full year travel); ad 6 Montvale Rd., Wesley,
Maine (worked Boston), 1975 moved back to Charlottesville, Va.; m June 14,
1969, Canandaigua, N.Y., MARGARET KIERAN, b Aug. 9, 1944, Somerset, England (da
James Edward and Patricia (Matthews) Kieran); U. of N.Y. (Sociology; Social
worker; Episcopal; Red Cross Social work, 1 yr. in Vietnam; travel around world
met Ed in New Delhi.
1. David Jason Good, “Jason” b May 9, 1971.
2. Matthew Williamson Good, b Aug. 15, 1972.
4-4-1-1-6-9. LELAND FRANCIS GOOD, “Lee,” b Sept. 9, 1904, Linneus, Mo.;
Linneus H.S.; Retailing Women’s Mdse. Mgr.; Methodist; int. fishing; Freighter
trip around the world; ad 930 Third St., Santa Monica, Calif. 90403; m Oct. 25,
1924, Linneus (Linn Co.) Mo., m GERTRUDE ANDERSON, “Shorty,” b June 8, 1903,
Unionville, Mo. (da James Franklin and Olive (Fugate) Anderson Lamme); Linneus
H.S., Bus. Col. 3 mo.; Bookkeeper, Insurance office; Christian; int. knitting,
needlepoint, quilt.
1. LELAND FRANCIS GOOD, JR., “Lee,” b Jan. 22, 1930, Chicago (Cook Co.)
Ill.; Hamilton H.S., Los Angeles, UCLA; Comm. Consultant Hawaiian Telephone;
Presbyterian; 2 yr. Air Force; ad 753 Pume Hana St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814; m
June 1, 1967, Coza, Okinawa, HARU OSHIRA, b Aug. 29, 1936, Okinawa.
1. Linda Leilana Good, b Aug. 20, 1968.
2. JAMES ALLEN GOOD, “Jim,” b June 25, 1936, Chicago, Ill.; Hamilton
H.S., Los Angeles, Calif., Mexico City Col.; Fabric stores, Hawaii;
Presbyterian; Army 2 yr.; ad Box 206, Lahaina, Hawaii 96761; m July 15, 1964,
Honolulu, Hawaii, JOYCE ANN KRUYP.
(End of Simon Good family,
collected entirely by Earl Good 4-4-1-1-6-8)
MATILDA
GOOD HUDDLE
4-4-1-1-7. MATILDA GOOD, “Tillie,” b June 1, 1863, Bremen, Ohio; To Page
County, Iowa with parents in May 1865; d Gresham, Oregon; m Jan. 5, 1882, ELI
HUDDLE, b Apr. 24, 1858, Adams Co., Ind. (s Abraham and Mary (Beery) Huddle);
Farmer in Page Co., removed to Oregon.
(Please see this family in detail Huddle section pp 161).
1. LUTHER W. HUDDLE, b Nov. 5, 1883.
2. CLARA E. HUDDLE, b Mar. 30, 1885; d infancy.
3. SIMON PETER HUDDLE, b Feb. 8, 1887.
4. MYRTLE MAE HUDDLE, b Aug. 10, 1889.
5. LOVINA B. HUDDLE, b Nov. 1, 1891.
HYLAS GOOD
4-4-1-1-8. HYLAS GOOD, b Feb. 15, 1865, Fairfield Co., Ohio; In May 1865
came to Page County, Iowa with his parents and lived East River Twp. near
Shambaugh; Farmer, lived on Highway 2 west of Clarinda, then moved to Ft.
Morgan, Colo., where he farmed also; d Mar. 2, 1948; m Sept. 23, 1885, Page
County, Iowa, ESTELLA CARDER, “Stella”, b Oct. 22, 1867 (da George and Nancy
Jane (Brown) Williams Carder); d Oct. 6, 1950.
1. GRAYCE MERLE GOOD, b July 10, 1886.
2. HAZEL FORREST GOOD, b June 5, 1889.
3. GLADYS ANNA GOOD, b Nov. 15, 1892.
4. VESTA MARIE GOOD, b Jan. 20, 1896.
5. IRIS CLEVA GOOD, b Mar. 11, 1899; d July 28, 1931.
6. Howard Kenneth Good, b Nov. 18, 1903.
7. Hylas Good, Jr., b June 20, 1908.
4-4-1-1-8-1. GRAYCE MERLE GOOD, b July 10, 1886; m Feb. 28, 1905, JOHN
HENRY LUHR, b July 29, 1882; Page Co. (s Gus Luhr; once operated a cream
(buying) station at College Springs); d Jan. 7, 1952.
1. ROLLAND HYLAS LUHR, b June 3, 1907; m Dec. 25, 1928, LUCILLE GEORGE,
b Nov. 6, 1909.
1. Margaret Ellen Luhr, b Oct. 16, 1937; m (1) Mar. 27, 1955, Thomas Van
Winkle, b July 28, 1932; m (2) Aug. 1959, Jim Nichols; 2c. Margaret Luhr Van
Winkle, b Apr. 29, 1956, Jeannie Loraine Nichols, b Mar. 1960.
2. ESTELLA GENORA LUHR, b Oct. 3, 1909; m Nov. 14, 1933, JOHN A. LANGO,
b Nov. 6, 1909.
1. John Wesley Lango, b June 5, 1937.
2. Genora Louise Lango, b Aug. 11, 1940; m Nov. 17, 1963, Charles Hall.
3. HELEN LORENE LUHR, b May 10, 1914; m Nov. 4, 1940, DAVID J. MCMANUS,
b Feb. 6, 1909.
1. Jean Merle McManus, b Aug. 20, 1941; m Sept. 19, 1960, Richard
McAnaulty.
2. John Henry McManus, b June 6, 1944.
3. David Michael McManus, b Dec. 9, 1946.
4. BERYLE IRENE LUHR, b Sept. 1, 1918; m July 17, 1937, ORVILLE
OLDEMEYER, b Dec. 7, 1915.
1. John Lee Oldemeyer, b Mar. 12, 1941; m Aug. 23, 1963, Carol
Kiplinger, b Dec. 7, 1941.
2. Susan Kay Oldemeyer, b Sept. 5, 1943.
3. Sandra Jane Oldemeyer, b Mar. 18, 1947.
4. Steven Glen Oldemeyer, b Apr. 19, 1958.
4-4-1-1-8-2. HAZEL FORREST GOOD, b June 5, 1889; d 1952; m Aug. 5, 1914,
J. RAY SERGEANT, b Jan. 24, 1888; d 1954.
1. MARY GLADYS SERGEANT, b July 24, 1915; m June 19, 1936, CLARENCE A.
LEATHERS.
1. Margaret Louise Leathers, b Nov. 1, 1937; m Dec. 9, 1955, Norman
Grainger.
2. Larry William Leathers, b Oct. 26, 1941.
3. Mary Kay Leathers, b Dec. 27,
1946.
4. Cynthia Ann Leathers, b May 12, 1952.
5. Donald Ray Leathers, b Sept. 15, 1956.
2. WILLIAM HYLAS SERGEANT, b Feb. 2, 1917; d 1937.
3. J. RAYMOND SERGEANT, b Aug.
20, 1919; m July 1, 1941, ESTHER BOSTRON.
1. Jacqueline Rae Sergeant, b Mar. 24, 1942.
2. Barbara Deanne Sergeant, b Aug. 19, 1948.
4. MARGARET HAZEL SERGEANT, b Jan. 31, 1921; m 1945, ROBERT ST. AUBIN.
5. ALLEN BROOKS SERGEANT, b Apr. 27, 1923; m June 3, 1941, HELEN JEAN
ANDERSON.
1. Tracy B. Sergeant, b Apr. 18, 1942.
2. Penny Jean Sergeant, b Sept. 1, 1950.
6. THOMAS GOOD SERGEANT, b Feb. 7, 1929; m June 24, 1956, MARY ANN
MEYER.
1. Lynn Marie Sergeant, b Mar. 31, 1957.
7. STANLEY EDWARD SERGEANT, b Aug. 24, 1933.
4-4-1-1-8-3. GLADYS ANNA GOOD, b Nov. 15, 1892, near Clarinda, Iowa;
Compiler of the Hylas Good, Sr. record 1963; ad Box 216, Ft. Morgan, Colo.; m
Aug. 5, 1914, LAWRENCE J. REID, b Aug. 26, 1886; Morgan Floral Co.
l. HAZEL ELIZABETH REID, b Mar. 4, 1916; m Sept. 7, 1940, FREDERICK
WILLIAM BEIER, b May 26, 1917.
1. Ann Elizabeth Beier, b Apr. 20, 1945.
2. Donald William Beier, b July 16, 1947.
3. Kenneth Reid Beier, b Nov. 2, 1949.
2. JOHN LAWRENCE REID, b Aug. 8, 1920; m June 26, 1948, JEAN MARION
ERWIN, b Aug. 28, 1920.
1. Donald Warnock Reid, b May 26, 1949.
2. Nancy Lucile Reid, b Oct. 27, 1958.
3. DONALD GOOD REID, b Jan. 18, 1922; m Aug. 2, 1947, ONA ELIZABETH
O’CONNELL, b June 13, 1923.
1. John Edward Reid, b Sept. 18, 1948.
2. Barbara Jean Reid, b Nov. 11, 1950.
3. Linda Jane Reid, b Oct. 2, 1952.
4. Katherine Ann Reid, b June 25, 1956.
4. NANCY JANE REID, b Oct. 30, 1923; m Apr. 18, 1948, ROBERT LAWRENCE
COOPER, b May 29, 1955.
1. Gary Reid Cooper, b Apr. 2, 1953.
2. David Allen Cooper, b Mar. 29, 1955.
4-4-1-1-8-4. VESTA MARIE GOOD, b Jan. 20, 1896; m June 24, 1916; LESLIE
B. JACKSON, b Aug. 10, 1895.
1. HELEN LOUISE JACKSON, b July 24, 1917; m July 21, 1943, THOMAS J.
McDERMOTT, b July 9, 1915.
1. Charles Maurice McDermott, b Mar. 31, 1949.
2. Kathleen Louise McDermott, b Apr. 16, 1953.
2. ROBERT BURTON JACKSON, b Nov. 26,1919; m June 4,1942, VIRGINIA HAWLEY, b Feb. 15, 1922.
1. Robert Burton Jackson II, b Jan. 17, 1946.
2. Thomas Hawley Jackson, b July 2, 1949.
3. James Alan Jackson, b Jan. 31, 1951.
4-4-1-1-8-6. HOWARD KENNETH GOOD, b Nov. 18, 1903; m July 24, 1924,
ESTHER ETHEL HOOVER.
1. ROBERT. HOWARD GOOD, b Feb. 18, 1925; m Sept. 12, 1948, MARY
ELIZABETH FOOS, b Feb. 6, 1928.
1. Arnold Robert Good, b Aug. 17, 1949.
2. Rhonda Marie Good, b June 27, 1951.
3. Judith Gay Good, b July 23, 1955.
4. Elizabeth Ann Good, b Oct. 6, 1963.
2. AVALON GOOD, b July 14, 1927; m Feb. 18, 1950, DONALD JOHN HAMMOND, b
Aug. 10, 1928.
1. John Howard Hammond, b Nov. 17, 1951.
2. Laura Ann Hammond, b Aug. 5, 1954.
3. FURN ANN GOOD, b Sept. 19, 1929; m Dec. 19, 1954, JOHN CHARLES
GERARDEN, b Apr. 2, 1930.
1. Charles Gary Gerarden, b Sept. 9, 1955.
2. Leslie Lynn Gerarden, b Aug. 30, 1957.
4-4-1-1-8-7. HYLAS GOOD, JR., “Hy,” b June 20, 1908, Ft. Morgan (Morgan
Co.) Colo.; Ft. Morgan H.S., BS Colo. State U.; Farmer, Morgan Co. 1934-57, Dow
Chemical Co. (Research and Development) 1934-73 (ret.); First Presbyterian
(Deacon, usher, helped organize and Pres. of new S.S. class); ad 925 Secrest
St., Golden, Colo. 80401; m Dec. 25,1930, Ft. Collins (Larimer Co.) Colo.,
ORPHA MAE REED, b Oct. 24, 1907, Norcatur (Decatur Co.) Kansas (da Samuel John
and Myrtle Ivy (McIntyne) Reed); gd and H.S. Greeley and Ft. Collins, Business
Sch., Ft. Collins; Lawyers office 1927-30, taught piano from age 15 to 1966;
First Presbyterian (S.S. pianist); music club, Farm Club (offices), Cub and Boy
Scouts; int. Music (Piano, organ); had a half hour program on Greeley Colo. radio
station 1931.
1. JAMES EDWARD GOOD, b Sept. 21, 1935; Live Denver, Colo.
2. DAVID REED GOOD, b July 10, 1941; Live Lakewood, Colo.; m July 15,
1962, Priscilla Ann Gilbert, b May 29, 1943.
3. CHARLENE KAY GOOD, b Aug. 2, 1945 (adopted); Live Glenwood Springs,
Colo; m ___ Knoll.
MARY ANN
GOOD HUDDLE
4-4-1-1-9. MARY ANN GOOD, “‘Mae,” b Mar. 30, 1867, Page Co.; Mennonite
Brethren in Christ; d Aug. 10, 1926, Shambaugh; bur. Butler Cem., Shambaugh,
Iowa; m Sept. 4,1883, NOAH HUDDLE, b Apr. 22, 1856, Adams Co., Ind. (s Abraham
and Mary (Beery) Huddle); Farmer; Lived East River Twp. Mo. and the old
homestead; d Mar. 2, 1939, Shambaugh; bur. Butler Cem.
(Please see this family in detail
in Huddle Section on pp 153). 10c.
GEORGE
BEERY
4-5. GEORGE BEERY, b 1773, York Co., Penna.; emigrated to Rockingham
Co., Va.; emigrated to Ohio 1816, going over the mountains by team and wagon;
lived in Perry Co., Ohio and later Fairfield Co.; Mennonite; m 1796, Rockingham
Co., Va., SUSAN FUNK, b Oct. 30, 1775 in Penna. (da Henry Funk and sister of
Joseph Funk, noted singing teacher of Singers Glen, Va. and of Christian Funk,
see Geil); Mennonite.
1. BARBARA BEERY, b Aug. 3, 1797. (see below)
2. DANIEL BEERY; d single.
3. CATHERINE BEERY, b May 10, 1802; m Nicholas Stemen (6-6-4); 8c.
4. SUSANNAH BEERY, b Jan. 15, 1805; m David Young; 14c.
5. GEORGE F. BEERY, b Aug. 29, 1807; m Elizabeth Reedy; 11c.
6. HENRY BEERY; m Mary Weaver; 1c.
7. RACHEL BEERY; m Henry S. Stemen (6-6-6); 8c.
8. CHRISTIAN D. BEERY; b June 20, 1815; m Nancy Blosser (6-12-7).
9. ABRAHAM G. BEERY, b Oct. 11, 1817; m Sarah Ann Keller; 12c.
4-5-1. BARBARA BEERY, b Aug. 3, 1797; Rockingham Co., Va.; d Mar. 28,
1838, Fairfield, Co., Ohio; Smallpox; m Aug. 8, 1815, Va., HENRY BRENNEMAN, b
Nov. 1, 1791, Edom, Va. (s Abraham and Magdalena (Shank) Brenneman); Farmer,
miller; Mennonite minister; d Aug. 24, 1866, Bremen, Ohio; (m (2) Oct. 6, 1840,
Esther Good, b 1807 (da Joseph C. and Magdalena (Gamel) Good); d Oct. 27, 1841;
1c. Magdalena Brenneman, b Oct. 25, 1841, d July 10, 1910; m John Funk; Henry m
(3) Anna Rodehaffer, b 1800; d Aug. 17, 1859). (see Good)
1. JOHN M. BRENNEMAN, b May 28, 1816, Ohio; well known Mennonite Bishop,
visited Page County church in 1867; wrote many articles in church Magazine
“Herald of Truth,” and books; m Mar. 23, 1817, Sophia Good (da Joseph C. and Magdalena (Gamel) Good); 12c.
2. SUSANNAH BRENNEMAN, b Oct. 19, 1818; m Henry Shenk; Farmer;
Mennonite; Elida, Ohio; 9c. (owned land in Page Co. which Noah Good proved up).
3. GEORGE BRENNEMAN, b May 11, 1821; Mennonite and Bishop; d May 13, 1889, Putman Co., Ohio; m Anna Burkholder;
8c.
4. ANNA BRENNEMAN, b May 18, 1824; m Oct. 3, 1843, John Huber; farmer;
Mennonite; Elida, Ohio; 10c.
5. CATHERINE BRENNEMAN, b Sept. 4, 1826; d Sept. 6, 1874; m Nov. 9,
1843, George Mumaw, b Apr. 10, 1818, Pa.; Mennonite; Farmer, at Winesburg,
Ohio; 8c.
6. ABRAHAM BRENNEMAN; b June 8, 1828, Ohio; d Mar. 26, 1838; Smallpox.
7. HENRY BRENNEMAN, b Aug. 12, 1831; Mennonite; Church work, Mennonite
Publishing Co., Elkhart, Ind.; d Aug. 12, 1887; m Oct. 26, 1854, Matilda
Blosser, b Aug. 15, 1836; d Sept. 15, 1895; no c.
8. DANIEL BRENNEMAN, b June 8, 1834. (see below)
4-5-1-8. DANIEL BRENNEMAN, b June 8, 1834, Fairfield Co., Ohio; moved to
Goshen, Ind.; Minister of Mennonite Brethren in Christ (known also as
Progressive Mennonite); m Mar. 22, 1857, SUSAN KAGY.
1. MARY BRENNEMAN, b Apr. 24,
1859; m John S. Sherk; Goshen, Ind.
2. TIMOTHY H. BRENNEMAN, b Sept.
20, 1860; m Laura Dalrymple; Goshen, Ind.
3. JOHN S. BRENNEMAN, b May 4,
1862; m Mary Jamison; Published a daily paper, Red Wing, Minn.
4. JOSIAH BRENNEMAN, b June 28,
1864. (see below)
5. RHODA K. BRENNEMAN, b July 17,
1866; m Henry S. Cressman; Minister, Mennonite Brethren in Christ.
6. MARTHA A. BRENNEMAN, b July
29, 1868; m Dwight S. Croft; Minister Mennonite
Brethren in Christ.
7. NAOMI S. BRENNEMAN, b Sept. 1,
1871; music teacher.
8. DANIEL J. BRENNEMAN, b May 19,
1873; Minister MBC.
9. PHOEBE P. BRENNEMAN, b Aug.
31, 1875; city Missionary work.
10. MAHLON M. BRENNEMAN, b Nov. 12, 1877.
4-5-1-8-4. JOSIAH L. BRENNEMAN, b June 28, 1864; Painter, Elkhart, Ind.;
Mennonite Brethren in Christ; m Apr. 17, 1893, REBECCA HERBER, Ionia Co.,
Michigan.
1. ORVAL HENRY BRENNEMAN, b Apr. 21, 1895.
2. CLAIR HERBER BRENNEMAN, b June 16, 1898.
3. PHOEBE BRENNEMAN.
4. DANIEL BRENNEMAN, b Sept. 17, 1907.
4-5-1-8-4-1. ORVAL HENRY BRENNEMAN, b Apr. 21, 1895, Elkhart (Elkhart
Co.) Ind.; North Platte H.S.; Minister, Mennonite Brethren in Christ; WWI,
Conscientious Objector, Camp Funston, Kansas; Discharged 1918; d Dec. 7, 1925,
Lewellen (Garden Co.) Nebr.; bur. Lewellen Cem.; m Apr. 17, 1919, Chester
(Dewey Co.) Okla., RHODA MAE SPARKS, b Mar. 13, 1894, Tecumseh, Nebr. (da David
Curtis and Melissa (Johnson) Sparks); High Sch., 2 yr. Col.; School teacher;
Missionary Church, Shambaugh; ad Box 127, Shambaugh, Iowa 51651; (m (2) Dec. 9,
1960, Lincoln, Nebr., John Victor Henderson, Keokuk, Iowa; Missionary,
Shambaugh; d Sept. 16, 1968, Clarinda, Iowa).
1. ELIZABETH REBECCA BRENNEMAN, “Beth”, b June 21, 1920, Lewellen,
Nebr.; ad Denison, Iowa; m Kenneth Earl Miller, b Mar. 4, 1918, Oshkosh, Nebr.
(s Earl Lawrence and Maude Florence (Cate) Miller); Professor. (see this family
in detail on pp 109 ).
1. Elizabeth Kathleen Miller, b May 1, 1943.
2. Mary Ann Miller, b Aug. 22, 1944.
3. James Edward Miller, b May 7, 1957.
4. Linda Sue Miller, b Oct. 24, 1961.
2. DAVID JOSIAH BRENNEMAN, b Dec. 27, 1921; Lives Indiana.
3. ORVAL HENRY BRENNEMAN, b Mar. 1, 1926, Lewellen, Nebr.; Farmer and
Dairyman; ad Clearmont, Mo.; Missionary
Church, Shambaugh; m Mar. 1, 1947, Shambaugh, EDNA RUTH HUDDLE, b Aug. 5, 1925,
. Braddyville, Iowa (da Emery Allen and Goldie (Linebaugh) Huddle); Braddyville
H.S. (see this family pp 144).
1. Joy Lavonne Brenneman, b Nov. 28, 1949, Bethel Col., Mishawaka, Ind.;
teacher, Elem. school 2 yr., Clerk in Radiologist Dept., Shawnee Mission,
Kansas, Ass’t. Mgr. S&H Green Stamp store in Clarinda.
2. Jon Alan Brenneman, b Feb. 3, 1952; Bethel Col. 1976; will go int.
full time Christian work; In singing groups.
3. Kenneth Ray Brenneman, b Feb. 8, 1959; Burlington Jct., Mo. H.S.
4. Gaylan Lee Brenneman, b Oct. 20, 1961.
4-5-1-8-4-2. HERBER CLAIR BRENNEMAN, b Jan. 16, 1898, Elkhart, Ind.;
Elem. school; Farmer; Missionary (former Mennonite Brethren in Christ); int.
reading; ad 4144 Woodhill Dr., Fort Wayne, Ind. 46804; m Nov. 28, 1919,
Lewellen, Nebr., ELSIE LAURA HENRY, b Nov. 15, 1899, Martinsville, Mo. (da Ross
and Tillie (Johnson) Henry); 2 yr. H.S. (Normal Training); Farmers wife;
Missionary (teaching children, Women’s Soc.); int. sewing, carpenter work;
Raised niece; of Missionary parents.
1. RUTH ELEANOR BRENNEMAN, b Jan. 1, 1920; ad Fort Wayne, Ind.; m May
13, 1944, OTIS FAIR, b Nov. 19, 1909; d May 14, 1968.
1. Steven Otis Fair, b Jan. 25, 1951; m Oct. 1970, Linda Clark.
1. Eugene Fair, b Nov. 15, 1971.
2. Luana Marie Fair, b May 1,
1955.
2. PAUL MAHLON BRENNEMAN, b Nov. 11, 1921; ad Middlebury, Ind.; m BETTY
LANDAW.
1. James Burton Brenneman, b Dec. 8, 1951; m May 17, 1975, Marguerita
2. Jerry Brenneman, b Apr. 16, 1954.
3. WAYNE HENRY BRENNEMAN, b Oct. 19, 1923; ad Bluffton, Ind.; m May 25,
1946, HILDA WARYE, b Sept. 3, 1925.
1. Donald Wayne Brenneman, b June 3, 1948; m Grace Holdeman.
2. Karen Marie Brenneman, b Feb.
25, 1950.
3. John Brenneman, b Dec. 2, 1951.
4. Ruth Ann Brenneman, b Oct. 20, 1954.
5. Howard Brenneman, b Nov. 20, 1957.
4. VERLA LOUISE BRENNEMAN, b Sept. 9, 1926; d July 12, 1929.
5. STANLEY HERBER BRENNEMAN, b Mar. 27, 1934; ad Berne, Ind.; m SHIRLEY
BECHDOLT.
1. William Jean Brenneman, b Nov. 13, 1960.
2. Wanda Jo Brenneman, b May 8, 1966.
3. Angela Sue Brenneman, b Apr. 27, 1972.
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4-5-1-8-4-3. PHOEBE BRENNEMAN; m PAUL UMMEL; both deceased.
1. HELEN UMMEL.
2. MIRIAM UMMEL; Last address Dayton, Ohio; m Ron Belt.
3. WESLEY UMMEL.
4-5-1-8-4-4. DANIEL BRENNEMAN, “Dan,” b Sept. 17,1907, Granger, Ind.;
Elem. Edu.; Farmer, now caretaker at Hubbard Hill Estates; Missionary Church;
ad 58634-R4 St. Rd. 19S, Elkhart, Ind. 46514; m May 16, 1928, Lewellen, Nebr.,
STELLA MARIE SEIBERT, b Sept. 9, 1908, Harlington (Cedar Co.) Nebr. (da Harry
J. and Garnet H. (Perin) Seibert); Elem. Edu.; Housewife; Missionary Church.
1. HOWARD DANIEL BRENNEMAN, b Mar. 15, 1929; Millersburg, Ind. H.S.
1948, Marion, Ind. Col., Bethel Col. , Mishawaka, Ind.; Sang Evangelists
several years, Minister Missionary Church at Fairborn, Ohio (2 yr.), 10 yr. as
Developer, Bethel Col.; m June 10, 1950, LOIS ARLENE D’ARCY.
1. Howard Daniel Brenneman, Jr., b July 24, 1952.
2. Dale Jarred Brenneman, b Apr. 25, 1959.
2. ESTHER LOUISE BRENNEMAN, b Mar. 30, 1933; Millersburg H.S., Bethel
Col., Mishawaka; m Aug. 23, 1952, CHARLES ADAM.
1. Mark Bruce Adam, b Aug. 3, 1956.
2. John Arthur Adam, b Aug. 8, 1960.
3. Mary Beth Adam, b Sept. 11, 1963.
3. DWIGHT JESSE BRENNEMAN, b June 13, 1934; Truck driver for several
years, now has a large dairy farm near Belding, Mich.; m July 21, 1964, LORENE
NIESWANDER.
4. DAVID JOEL BRENNEMAN, b Sept.
21, 1943; High Sch. 1960; Has own dairy farm; ad Elkhart, Ind.; m 1968, ALICIA
BROOKMIER.
1. Heather Marie Brenneman, b Dec. 24, 1971.
2. David Alexander Brenneman, b Feb. 17, 1975.
MAGDALENA BEERY
4-6. MAGDALENA BEERY (twin) b June 26, 1777, Penna.; d 1832; bur. 3 mi.
east of Woodstock (Shenandoah Co.) Virginia; m 1797, ABRAHAM BURNER, b 1777 (s
Jacob Burner who with brothers John and Ulrick came from Switzerland in early
part of 1700); Farmer , Woodstock, Va.; d 1850.
1. JACOB BURNER, b Mar. 30, 1799.
2. ELIZABETH BURNER, b Sept. 8, 1803.
3. ISAAC BURNER, b Apr. 7, 1807.
4. JOSEPH BURNER, b Apr. 4, 1809.
5. ABRAHAM BURNER, b Nov. 2, 1814.
6. SUSAN BURNER.
7. MARY BURNER, b Dec. 2, 1816.
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CHRISTIAN BEERY
4-7. CHRISTIAN BEERY, (twin) b June 26, 1777, York Co., Penna.;
emigrated from Rockingham Co., Va., to Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1805 and settled on
a farm near Swartz Mill; Mennonite; d Oct. 15, 1836, Swartz Mill and bur. on
farm he had owned; m Feb. 25, 1799, Rockingham Co., Va., CATHERINE FRANK,
“Caty,” b 1775, Rockingham Co.; Mennonite; d Dec. 30, 1838, Fairfield, Co.,
Ohio.
1. JOHN BEERY, “Thick John” or “Fat John”, b Nov. 24, 1801; d Apr. 5,
1870, Hocking Co., Ohio; m Magdalina Weidener; 8c. (third child, Iddo Beery,
came to Tama Co., Iowa 1865).
2. SAMUEL BEERY; m Rachael Medlock; 4 or 5c.
3. GEORGE BEERY, b 1805. (see below)
4. DANIEL BEERY, b Fairfield Co., Ohio; m Mary Hansel; 7c.
5. SUSAN BEERY, b May 22, 1810. (see 4-7-5)
6. ELIZABETH BEERY; m David Hitt.
7. CATHERINE BEERY; m Samuel Engle; c.
8. MARY BEERY, “Polly,” b Feb. 6, 1818, in Ohio; d 1906, Tama Co., Iowa;
m IDDO MYERS, b 1815, Fairfield Co., Ohio. Starting with his family for the
western frontier in 1852, he drove across the country from Lancaster, Ohio to
Iowa, making his first stop in Marion, Linn Co., where he remained a few days. Coming then to Tama Co., he entered in Oct.
1852, 80 A. of land in Howard Twp., at the same time buying 80 A., for which he
paid two and a half dollars an acre.
Immediately erecting a house one and one-half stories in height, making
it of logs. Settlements were then few
and far between, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City being the only markets anywhere
near, while the only building in Toledo was a double log house standing on the
present site of the Toledo hotel; d Nov. 22, 1885, bur. Rose Hill Cem., Howard
Twp., Tama Co., Ia. 12 children.
4-7-3. GEORGE BEERY, b 1805 near Edom, Va.; when few months old went
with parents to Fairfield Co., Ohio; d 1872 in Ohio; m SARAH ENGLE of Hocking
Co., Ohio.
1. SAMUEL E. BEERY, b Oct. 1, 1831. (see below)
2. PHILEMON M. BEERY, b 1833; m,
____; Los Angeles.
3. MARY BEERY, b 1835; m ______Shafer; Lancaster, Ohio.
4. CAROLINE BEERY, b 1837; Lancaster, Ohio.
5. PAUL BEERY, b 1839; m _____; Lancaster, Ohio.
6. GEORGE BEERY, b 1841; d 1862 in Civil War.
7. AMOS G. BEERY; b 1843; m
_____; Baltimore, Ohio.
8. HIRAM H. BEERY, b 1845; m _____; Baltimore, Ohio.
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4-7-3-1. SAMUEL E. BEERY, b Oct. 1, 1831, Lancaster, Fairfield Co.,
Ohio; Farmer in Ohio and continuing in that occupation after moving to Tama
Co., Iowa in 1863; Evangelical United Brethren; d Feb. 4, 1913, lola, Kansas
(home of dau. Lizzie); heart; bur. Union Cem., Garwin, Iowa; m May 20, 1851,
Ohio, MARY ANN HAMMITT, b Mar. 30, 1832, Fairfield Co., Ohio (da Samuel and Ann
(Tallie) Hammitt); Evangelical United Brethren; d July 18, 1897, Garwin; heart;
bur. Union Cem.
1. OLIVER DAVIS BEERY, b Mar. 4,
1852.
2. SARAH ANN BEERY, b June 22,
1854.
3. GEORGE WESLEY BEERY, b Aug.
30, 1856.
4. CAROLINE VIRGINIA BEERY, b
July 1, 1858.
5. IDA CECILIA BEERY, b Dec. 7,
1861.
6. LIZZIE LUELLA BEERY, b Jan. 5,
1864.
7. CHARLES FRANKLIN BEERY, b Oct.
22, 1867.
8. EMMA EDNA BEERY, b Sept. 27,
1869.
9. LILLIE JENNETT BEERY, b Oct.
18, 1871.
10. LOTTIE MAY BEERY, b Apr. 22, 1873.
11. LOUIS EDGAR BEERY, b Aug. 10, 1875.
4-7-3-1-1. OLIVER DAVIS BEERY, b Mar. 4, 1852, Fairfield Co., Ohio;
Lived at Edgar, Neb.; d Sept. 27,1906; m Dec. 3, 1873, MARY ELLA COBB; 5c:
Wilbur, b Aug. 1879, Red Cloud, Nebr. (lived Nora Springs, Iowa); Ernest (lived
near Mason City, Iowa); George (grandson, Grafton, Iowa); Orlie; dau. d
infancy.
4-7-3-1-2. SARAH ANN BEERY, b June 22, 1854, near Lancaster, Fairfield
Co., Ohio; Came with her family in a covered wagon to Tama Co., Iowa when eight
years old in the fall of 1862; educated in the rural district log school house;
Methodist; Her life time spanned over a hundred years; d Apr. 26, 1955,
Marshalltown, Iowa; bur. Woodlawn Cem., Toledo, Iowa; m Mar. 6, 1872, Tama Co.,
RICHARD MASON, b Apr. 12, 1847, Montgomery Co., Ind. (5 John D. and Olive L.
(Cross) Mason); Farmer; At 17 enlisted from the state of Illinois for the Civil
War, member of Co. K, 92nd Ill. mounted infantry until end of war; Methodist; d
July 30, 1923, Toledo, Iowa; bur. Woodlawn Cem.
1. BURTON RICHARD MASON, b Dec. 28, 1872, Tama Co., Iowa; Tama Co.
farms; Tama Baptist; d Jan. 7, 1949, Provo, Utah; pneumonia; bur. Oak Hill
Cem., Tama; m Feb. 4, 1897, Toledo, EVA MEDORA KNODE, b Feb. 19, 1875, Tama Co.
(da William and Maritta (Bricker) Knode); d Mar. 2, 1964, Tama; bur. Oak Hill
Cem.
1. Leon Roy Mason, b Jan. 20, 1898; d June 25, 1966; m Vera Leota Lyne.
2. Vera Lucille Mason, b May 10, 1904; ad Toledo, Iowa; m Oct. 4, 1933,
George Rayman, b Apr. 15, 1906; 2c. Evelyn Louise Rayman McCreary 1935,
Frederick George Rayman, 1941.
3. Glenn Burton Mason, b Apr. 10, 1908; d 1927; bur. Tama.
4. Infant dau. d at birth.
2. AUBREY A. MASON, “Orbie,” b Feb. 29, 1876, Tama Co.; Northwestern RR;
Catholic; d Nov. 19, 1966, Marshalltown; bur. Masonville, Iowa; m (1) Oct. 14,
1896, ORRIES VORHES, b Aug. 25, 1876; Baptist; d June 24, 1958, Waterloo, Iowa;
bur. Tara; m (2) Nov. 24, 1938, AGNES J. GARREY.
1. Arthur Mason, b Oct. 17, 1898; Mason-Hand Funeral Home; Catholic; ad
Tama, Iowa; m Helen C. Moran; 3c. Charles, Edith, Dale.
2. Florence Esther Mason, b May 14, 1900; Baptist; d Dec. 15, 1926; TB;
bur. Tama; m Sept. 8, 1923, Fred D. Finsen, b July 20, 1898; d Feb. 6, 1962;
lc. Betty Jean, b 1925.
3. Bernice L. Mason, b Nov. 15, 1906, Marshalltown, Iowa; Methodist; d
Aug. 10, 1955, Grinnell, Iowa; bur. Malcolm, Iowa; m Nov. 8, 1945, Tama,
Raymond T. Schultz, b Feb. 11, 1902; Farmer; d 1975.
4. Richard Mason.
5. Dorothy Mae Mason, b 1916, Tama; m June 18, 1939, Ralph Eugene Hall,
b 1915, Weldon, Iowa (s Roy and Mary (Sales) Hall); ad Hudson, Iowa; 3c. Gary
Edmond 1946, Jane Esther 1949, Jean Elaine 1949
3. CORA MAE MASON, b Aug. 6, 1879, near Red Cloud, Nebr., where her
parents had gone to homestead. When she
was a little more than six months old the family returned to Iowa by covered
wagon. She often told the story that she
learned to stand and walk by supporting herself on that wagon tongue when the
family stopped for the night. Her life
time covered an era from covered wagons to putting a man on the moon;
Methodist; d Nov. 26, 1973, Toledo, Iowa; bur. Rose Hill Cem.(Howard Twp.) Tama
Co., Iowa; m Feb. 4, 1903, Tama Co., ROBERT FLOYD BLAKE, b Jan. 28, 1880, Rooks
Co., Kansas (where his parents were homesteading), (s Enoch and Mary Alice
(Mettlen) Blake); farmer for 57 yr.; d June 19, 1963; bur. Tama Co.
1. Kenneth Mason Blake, b Aug. 8, 1906, Tama co.; farmer; Methodist; m
Mar. 19, 1931, Waverly, Iowa, Ruth Berger, b July 8, 1910; Tama Co. (da Dan A.
and Ethel B. (Wise) Berger); Co-author of the book “The Genealogical Tree of
Charles Berger.” DAR; ad RR 2, Tama,
Iowa.
1. Robert Berger Blake, b Jan. 30, 1932, Toledo; Farmer; Korean War;
Catholic; ad RR 1, Toledo, Iowa; m Jan. 7, 1961, Waterloo, Darlene Agnes Weber,
b Mar. 20, 1933; 3c. Katrina Jolene, b Feb. 22, 1963; Alicia Ann b Mar. 20,
1964; Daniel Robert, b Oct. 22, 1965.
2. Naomi Ruth Blake, b July 31, 1933; m Sept. 2, 1956, Carl E. Anthony,
b June 28, 1928; Farmer; Haven Comm. Church; ad Brooklyn, Iowa; 4c. Karen
Louise, b Dec. 30, 1958; Sharon Elaine, b Mar. 23, 1961; Colette Irene, b Sept.
2, 1962; Marilyn Kay, b Dec. 21, 1963.
3. Mary Catherine Blake, b Nov. 25, 1936; Teller Merchants National
Bank; Co-author of “The Genealogical Tree of Charles Berger,” At some later
time will write a history of the Beery Family of Tama Co. Iowa; m Sept. 24,
1960, Bernard John Dvorak, b Oct. 25, 1934, Clutier, Iowa (s Frank and Anna
(Husak) Dvorak); Accountant Merchants National Bank; Catholic; Army-Korea; ad
1928 Chandler St. S.W., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; 2c. Mark Eugene,
b Sept. 24, 1962; Gary Bernard b June 18, 1966.
4. Mildred Ellen Blake (twin) b Nov. 28, 1943; Equitable Life Insurance;
m Aug. 7, 1965, Des Moines, Robert Allen Wade, b June 8, 1931; Interstate
Insurance Co.; Methodist; Marines; ad 3431 Eastwood
Dr., Des Moines, Iowa.
5. Margaret Ann Blake (twin) b Nov. 28, 1943; m July 11, 1965, Baxter,
Iowa, Vernon Ivan Waterman, b May 20, 1943, Marshalltown; Implement Garage;
Church of Christ; Air Force, Vietnam; ad Melbourne, Iowa.
2. Florence Beatrice Blake, b Mar. 6, 1914, Tama; Clerk; Methodist; ad
105½ E. High St., Toledo, Iowa; m Mar. 4, 1942, Kahoka, Mo. to 1964, William E.
Fowler, b Feb. 26, 1913.
4. NELLIE BLANCHE MASON, b Dec. 11, 1881. Tama Co., Iowa; Evangelical
United Brethren Church; Rebekah Lodge; d Dec. 29, 1957, Marshalltown, Iowa;
bur. Toledo; m Nov. 21, 1900, Toledo, GEORGE H. EBERSOLE, b Aug. 20, 1876, Tama
Co, (s John W. and Mary C. (Johnston) Ebersole); farmer; d Aug. 16, 1957,
Marshalltown; bur. Woodlawn Cem., Toledo, Iowa.
1. Thelma Mae Ebersole, b May 31, 1903, Toledo; m Oct. 1, 1921 Wm. Henry
Howard, b Jan. 9, 1904; d Feb. 20, 1957, Galesburg, Ill.; bur. Oaklawn Mem.
Park Cem., Galesburg; m (2) Neil Atkinson; ad 3016 SW 37th, Des Moines, Iowa;
lc. Marjorie Mae, b May 31, 1922; m 1947, Perry O. Moore; ad Marshalltown,
Iowa; 2c. Perry Howard 1948, Susan Gail 1953.
5. MARY OLIVE MASON, b May 21, 1884, Tama Co., Iowa; Methodist; d Nov.
4, 1946, Wentzville, Mo.; bur. Toledo, Iowa; m Jan. 25, 1905, ARTHUR ROY
KENNER, b 1883, Tama Co.; d Oct. 2, 1963.
1. Mildred Ruth Kenner, b Nov. 13, 1905; m Newton, Iowa, m Francis
Woodrow, b Apr. 30, 1902; d May 28, 1961; Chicago, Ill.; bur. Chicago; 1c.
Susan Ann Woodrow, b May 13, 1934.
2. Elna Mae Kenner, b Oct. 12, 1907; m Feb. 24, 1931, Edward Arthur
McMurray, MD, b Nov. 10, 1910, Newton, Iowa; ad Newton; 3c. Patricia Ann
McMurray, b Dec. 24, 1932; Frederick Richard, b June 14, 1936; Sandra Lee, b
Dec. 21, 1942.
3. Audrey Fern Kenner, 1911-1912.
4. Arthur Gailard Kenner, b Mar. 14, 19__ ; m Feb. 26, 1946, Cleo
Whittaker, b Oct. 25, 1912, Newton, Iowa.
5. Helen Marie Kenner, b Aug. 22, 1917, Ayrshire, Iowa; m Jan. 25, 1936,
Dr. Herbert C. McMurray), b. Nov. 13, 1911, Newton, Iowa; ad Manchester, Mo.;
4c. Thomas David, b May 30, 1937; Judith Ann, b Apr. 19, 1939; Michael Gary, b
Sept. 17, 1944; Jeffrey T., b Apr. 30, 1957.
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6. Charles Roland Kenner, b May 10, 1920, Newton, Iowa; d Feb. 23, 1967,
St. Louis, Mo.; bur. Kirkwood, Mo.; m Nov. 15, 1942, Newton, Margaretta
Kathleen Spiker, b Dec. 18, 1920; ad Manchester, Mo.; 2c. Kathleen Ann, b Aug.
28, 1947; Douglas Roland, b Oct. 16, 1949.
6. CARL LEONARD MASON, b Apr. 17, 1892, Tama Co., Iowa; (Ret.) Deputy
County Treasurer; m May 28, 1913, Toledo, IDA HAZEL EMERSON, b Jan. 25, 1891,
Tama Co. (da Lyman and Ollie (Freet) Emerson); ad Toledo, Iowa.
1. Marilyn Jane Mason, b Oct. 23, 1929; m Mar. 26, 1950, Toledo, Robert
Dean Manke, b May 1, 1927; ad Webster City, Ia.
4-7-3-1-3. GEORGE WESLEY BEERY, b Aug. 30, 1856, Fairfield Co., Ohio;
Came to Iowa as a young boy; farmer; d Apr. 9, 1914, Beaman, Iowa; .bur. Rose
Hill Cem., Tama Co., Iowa; m Dec. 23, 1875, Tama Co., SARAH JANE RAY, b Jan. 3,
1856, Tama Co. (da Robert and Ann (Hartman) Ray);d Feb. 2, 1884; m (2) Mar. 10,
1888, Tama Co., IDA ADELL RAY, b Jan. 30, 1862 (da Robert and Ann (Hartman)
Ray); d Nov. 7, 1943, Tama Co., Iowa.
1. IVA MAUD BEERY, b May 12, 1879, in Nebr.; d July 3, 1880, Nebr.
4-7-3-1-4. CAROLINE VIRGINIA BEERY, “Calla,” b July 1, 1858, Lancaster
Ohio; United Brethren Church, Garwin, Iowa; d Mar. 10, 1936, Garwin; m Dec. 25,
1877, OSCAR WILHELMI, b Oct. 5, 1857, Davenport, Iowa (s Herman and Hannah
Wilhelmi); farmer; d Dec. 7, 1940; heart; bur. Union Cem. Garwin, Iowa.
1. JESSIE WILHELMI; m Charles B. Winters.
2. CONRAD C. WILHELMI, b about 1883; d June 1974, San Diego, Calif. m
Edith Everts.
3. MERLE WILHELMI.
4. INFANT WILHELMI; d 11 da.
5. WALTER WILHELMI, b Nov. 21, 1888; d May 22, 1917.
6. ARDEN WILHELMI.
7. ROY WILHELMI; Lived Garwin, Iowa.
4-7-3-1-5. IDA CECILIA BEERY, b Dec. 7, 1861, Garwin, Iowa; United
Brethren; d Nov. 21, 1936, Clyde, Ohio; bur. Clyde; m Mar. 30, 1881, Garwin,
CHARLES PERRY MYERS, “C. P.” b Aug. 31, 1858, Winters Station, Ohio (s Joseph
and Anna (Freet) Myers; painter and carpenter; d July 16, 1938, Clyde, Ohio.
1. EVA MERLE MYERS, b Nov. 1, 1883, Garwin; Lived Kansas, Ohio; d Dec. 10,
1965, Risingsun, Ohio; m 1902, Bert Joseph Rinebold, b 1880; oil driller,
farmer; d 1947; 8c.
2. EVERETT NEWELL MYERS, b Jan. 30, 1887, Garwin; emp. State Highway
Dept.; Lived Fremont, Ohio; d Apr. 28, 1963, Clyde, Ohio; m Olive Frances
Bretenburg, b 1889; 7c.
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3. WARDEN WINFIELD MYERS, b May 10, 1889, Garwin, Iowa; d July 9, 1962,
Fremont, Ohio; bur. Clyde; m Laura Alice Barr, b Dec. 28, 1890, Sandusky Co.,
Ohio (da Frank and Paullina (Caldwell) Barr); d July 18, 1922, Clyde, Ohio.;
2c. Harlan Winfield, b Aug. 12, 1917; Karil Austin, b May 6, 1920.
4. LLOYD LEON MYERS, b Sept. 22, 1891, Garwin; m Dec. 28, 1914, Monroe,
Mich., Flossie Greenman, b Oct. 18, 1889; d Nov. 26, 1939, Bellevue, Ohio; 2c.
Melvin Lloyd, b May 4, 1916; Phyllis M., b Jan. 11, 1926.
4-7-3-1-6. LIZZIE LUELLA BEERY, B Jan. 5, 1864, Tama Co., Iowa;
Methodist; d May 1935, lola, Kansas; m Sept. 1880, Tama Co., WILLIAM F. E.
KRAUSE, b Aug. 16, 1860, Cleveland, Ohio; Farmer, Kincaid, Kans., operator
hotel and cafe, lola, Kans.; Lutheran; d Jan. 1933, Iola.
1. CONRAD BELHRAND KRAUSE, b Feb. 26, 1882; d May 1935; 2e. Conny (Lyons, Ks.); William (Iola).
2. MARY FREDRICKA KRAUSE, b Mar. 29, 1884; m Claude Elmer Umphrey;
overseer ranches around Kansas City; d May 1935; 7c.
3. INA PEARL KRAUSE HECK, b July 7, 1886; Phoenix, Ariz.
4. ERMA MERLE KRAUSE, b Nov. 13, 1890, Kincaid, Kans.; ad lola, Ks.; m
Dene Earl Billbe; d 1948, Iola; 4c.
5. MINNIE TAMA KRAUSE, b Jan. 26, 1893; ad Kansas City, Mo.; m C. Adams
Reid; d June 1950; bur. lola, Kansas; 3c.
4-7-3-1-7. CHARLES FRANKLIN BEERY, b Oct. 22, 1867, Tama Co., Iowa; St.
Patrick’s Catholic Church, Tama; farmer; d May 3, 1947; heart; bur. Union Cem.,
Garvin; m Jan. 14, 1890, Tama, MARY ANTOINETTE BRECHT, b Mar. 12, 1870, Tama
Co. (da Adam and Mary Antoinette (Mathern) Brecht); d Apr. 4, 1944, Garwin,
Iowa.
1. EARL RAYMOND BEERY, b Dec. 10, 1893, Toledo; d Mar. 11, 1963, Santa
Monica, Calif.; bur. Garwin; m Apr. 24, 1919, Watseka, Ill. Marie Glad, b Nov.
18, 19—; ad Santa Monica, Calif.; 3c. Merle d infancy; Dean, b Feb. 5, 1933;
Donna, b Jan. 25, 1935.
2. LOYAL D. BEERY; ad Toledo, Iowa; m Mary E. Aldrich; 2c. Richard,
Francis (lives Toledo.
3. VELMA BEERY, b Aug. 31, 1904, Garwin; m Feb. 8, 1923, Dubuque, Roy G.
Harris, b June 15, 1902; d Jan. 9, 1975,
Altoona, Iowa, bur. Toledo; ad Altoona, Iowa; 3c. LaVerne R., b Dec. 9, 1923;
Doris Jean, b Mar. 9, 1925; Karla Kay Harris, b Jan. 24, 1937.
4-7-3-1-8. EMMA EDNA BEERY, b Sept. 27, 1869, Tama Co., Iowa; d Feb. 4,
1920; Asthma; Union Cem., Garwin, Iowa; m 1886, Kincaid, Kansas, HENRY REED, b
May 27, 1865 (s Joseph Reed); Burlington, Iowa; farmer; d Jan. 1940,
Marshalltown, Iowa; bur. Garwin.
1. ESTHER REED, b Aug. 21, 1888; m B. Leo Lohberger.
2. FERN MAY REED, b May 13, 1899; d Apr. 8, 1945; m Ed Tichy.
3. FRED REED; Lived Grazee, Minn.; m Mae Henle.
4. ROY REED, b 1908; d 1969. (adopted)
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4-7-3-1-9. LILLIE JENNETT BEERY, b Oct. 18, 1871, Garwin; Catholic; d
Sept. 20, 1954, Union Cem., Garwin; m Nov. 10, 1889, Tama Co., WILLIAM SHRADER,
b Apr. 24, 1866, Tama Co. (s Madison and Margaret (Mathern) Shrader); farmer; d
May 9, 1932; heart; bur. Garwin, Iowa.
1. HAZEL G. SHRADER; m 1908, Joseph Wrede; 4c.
2. MAVIS M. SHRADER; m Edward Blake; 4c.
3. CYRIL LEONARD SHRADER; m Clotilda Wallish; 2c.
4. HOLLIS RAYMOND SHRADER, b 1899; d Dec. 26, 1915.
4-7-3-1-10. LOTTIE MAY BEERY, b Apr. 22, 1873, Garwin, Iowa; Methodist;
d Mar. 21, 1945, Toledo; heart; Woodlawn Cem., Toledo; m (1) Jan. 1892, Garwin,
HENRY MATHERN, d Oct. 1899, Tama Co.; Parents of two sons and a dau., all dying
in infancy; m (2) Dec. 25, 1902, Toledo, WILLIAM J. YOUNGMAN, b Nov. 5, 1866,
Toledo (s J. W. and Elizabeth Youngman); d May 9, 1921, Toledo, Iowa.
4-7-3-1-11. LOUIS EDGAR BEERY, b Aug. 10, 1875, Garwin, Iowa; lived
Carroll, Iowa, until 1920, then bought farm at Pine City, Minn., when health
failed lived with children; d June 21, 1942, Union Cem., Garwin, Iowa; m Nov.
1898, IDA SCHWENK, b May 6, 1876, Garwin (da Adelbert and Philomena Schwenk); d
Sept. 25, 1949; Garwin, Iowa.
1. LELA BEERY, b 1903, Carroll, Iowa; ad Pine City, Minn.; m GIRARD W.
ODENDAHL; came from Iowa to Pine City; d Dec. 1972.
1. Cleo Rita Odendahl; m Donald Varney; 3c. Linda Rae, Donald III,
William S.
2. Jean Odendahl; m Richard Church; 2c. Cheryl Ann, Barbara.
3. Lewis R. Odendahl; single.
4. Mary Agnes Odendahl; m Frank Huml; 2c. Teresa Jeane, and Sharon Ann.
5. Grace Ellen Odendahl; m Ray Schoeberl; 3c. Leah Nannette, Karin Jean,
Jennifer Mary.
6. Elizabeth Odendahl; m John Schoeberl (bro. of Ray); 2c. Maria Rose,
Michael Raymond.
7. Charles William Odendahl; single.
8. David Marvin Odendahl; single.
2. LAMBERT LLOYD BEERY, b Jan. 8, 1905; Carroll, Iowa; High Sch., Coyne
Elec. Sch., Chicago; farmer, mechanic, inventor (Rotolockit repair kit for
rotor locks on auto doors); 2 patents; Catholic (C.C.D.); WWII, factory,
assembly machinist; moved from Minneapolis to 80 A. farm 1953; Enjoyed
traveling to North Little Rock, Ark. to do repair work, etc. at St. Augustine
Mission; d June 30, 1961, Maple Plain, Minn.; bur. New Hope, Minn.; Gesthemani
Cem.; m Oct. 22, 1927, Minneapolis, MAY LUCILLE BRIEGEL, b May 3, 1907,
Minneapolis (da Christian and Amelia (Lindorf) Briegel); H.S., Bus. Col.;
Practical Nurse, nurses aide in Nursing Home (Chm. of subcomm. in regard to Nursing
homes in 7 Co. area); St. John’s Catholic Church of Little Canada, St. Paul,
Minn. (mem. North Suburban Senior Council, residents of Roseville and
surrounding area); Metropolitan Fed. of Senior Citizens; int. gardening;
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ad 2941 Rice, St. Paul, Minn.
55113 and a mobile home at Deer Park, Wisc.
1. NORMAN VERNE BEERY, b Sept. 11, 1929; d Apr. 24, 1960; m PHYLLIS
GRAU, moved to Suring, Wisc. with Susan who grad. Suring H.S. 1975
(Valedictorian) will attend Green Bay Col.; (Phyllis m (2) Ivan Peterman; 4c.
Mark, Ann, Michael, Cal Martin.
2. PATRICIA ANN BEERY, b Mar. 16, 1932; vocal soloist, studied under Mr.
Manley of McPhail Sch. of Music (sings in churches around Twin City area, had
vocal nodes in 1973 and after surgery and therapy voice is still as beautiful);
m THOMAS LUPPINO of Minneapolis; 5c. Elaine Marie, b 1951, RN Univ. of Minn.;
Steven b 1952, Manager Red Barn (eating place); David d (age 15) cancer;
Anthony (works Red Barn; Gregory (works Red Barn).
3. GRACE ELAINE BEERY, b Jan. 15, 1934; Was Sister Brendan; 5th and 6th
gd. teacher Roseville Sch.; ad Stillwater, Minn.; m ROLAND BOUCHER in
contracting business and has 6c. Terrence 1957; Donald 1958; Clarice 1959; Kay
1960; Joy 1961; Allen 1966.
4. LEOTA MAY BEERY, “Leigh Beery,” has. a long history in the musical
theatre, also trained by James Manley; Studied opera 4 yr.; nominated for a
Tony award for her part of Roxanne for which Richard Plummer received the award
for his part in CYRANO DE BERGERAC as Cyrano.
They opened at the Guthrie theatre in Minneapolis with a successful run,
Toronto, Canada, Boston, and on to Broadway.
(This is the first singing version of Cyrano and it was recorded on
records the last Sun. night in N.Y.); She has been on Broadway in a revival of
OKLAHOMA playing part of Laurie; also Maid Marion in NBC special of ROBIN HOOD.
5. KATHLEEN THERESE BEERY, b Mar. 8, 1940; worked as microfilmer in
Honeywell Inc., Minneapolis; ad Deer Park, Wisc. (small farm); m GARY KARIS;
emp. Knox Lumber Co. St. Paul; 4c. Flint 1961; Troy 1962; Kimberly 1963; Rosa
Lambert ’68.
6. PAUL JOSEPH BEERY, b Sept. 12, 1942; 3 yr. Col.; Joined the
Franciscan Order, asked to be released to a stricter order; now Camaldolese
Hermit at Bloomingdale, Ohio.
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3. HELEN BEATRICE BEERY, b 1910; Lives north summers and south winters;
m BERTIL T. ANDERSON.
1. Gail Ann Anderson; m Dr. Edward M. Alt, Jr.; 2c. Edward III, Mark Allen.
2. Karin Jean Anderson; m Edwin Murphy Jr.; 2c. Shawn, Kristin Kay.
3. Virginia Kay Anderson; m Dr. Gene Voelkel, Jr.