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#	Notes	Linked to
1501	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S804)
1502	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S847)
1503	See source information provided with each entry.	Source (S618)
1504	See source information provided with each entry.	Source (S826)
1505	Sgt US Army Korea	Brush, Paul J (I706)
1506	She was the daughter of: Martin Williamson Basinger Birth 1850 in Parke County, Indiana Death 1 Jan 1881 in Cayuga, Vermillion, Indiana and Rose Anna Brown Birth 19 Mar 1857 in Eugene, Vermillion, Indiana Death 5 May 1922 in Bellflower, Mclean, Illinois From Find A Grave	Bassinger, Minnie Viola (I4166)
1507	Sheboygan Press	Source (S494)
1508	Sheridan Municipal Cemetery	Greenman, Leslie Henry (I4927)
1509	Silas E Anderson PVT US Army WWII May 22 1923 Oct 6 1975	Anderson, Silas Eugene (I630)
1510	Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.	Source (S869)
1511	Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007.	Source (S588)
1512	Social Security Death Index, Master File	Source (S438)
1513	Social Security Number: 331-22-5121 Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60053 Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois Social Security gives 1906 as birth year, the censuses say 1909 with him being 10 months old in the 1910 census. That census also lists him as Andrew James In 1930, James is a Routeman for a laundry and living with his parents James was actually born in 1909, but all records show 1906 except for early census or 1906	AMAN, JAMES ANDREW (I3180)
1514	Social Security Number: 334-20-9725 Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60018 Des Plaines, Cook, Illinois Rosemont, Cook, Illinois	AMAN, ALBERT HUGH (I3166)
1515	Social Security Number: 338-07-3677 Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60053 Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois	AMAN, LEONARD (I3186)
1516	Social Security Number: 348-46-9884 Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60053 Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois	MILLS, ESTHER (I3190)
1517	Social Security Number: 360-01-2237 Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60068 Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois	AMAN, RICHARD (I3165)
1518	Son of Arthur William and Myrtle Dart Stocker. Married Joyce Ann Dobbs on Feb. 2, 1944. She survives. Served with the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. Survived by his seven children: Larry Stocker (Janet) of Las Cruces, N.M., Carol Pollow (Chuck) of Washington, Il., William Stocker (Georgia) of Danville, Cynthia Snider of Gurnee, Il., Steven Stocker (Debbie) of Quincy, Il., Maryann Gibson (Dennis) of Paxton, Kurt Stocker (Judy) of Rantoul; two sisters: Jackie Cody (Pete) and Mary Lou Baribeau (Floyd), both of Rhinelander, Wi., 21 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents, brother Bill, and sisters Phyllis, Dorothy, and Doris.	Stocker, Harvey Clair (I3288)
1519	Son of John and Josie (Pindkowski) Lewandowski The funeral services of John Lewandoski were held in the Catholic church on last Friday. He had died the day upon which he was transferred to the hospital and when he was considered much better. Acute asthma was the direct cause of his death, although other complications set in and hastened the end. Mr. Lewandoski came here to his farm in Three Lakes some fifteen years ago from the state of Pennsylvania. The New North, 11 Nov 1915, p. 1	Lewandowski, John (I441)
1520	Son of Michael Faleske & Dora Rasmussen Married Anna T. Steuhser Other Known Children Together: Berdardine Arley (Faleske) Lader (1913-2007) Aaron Richard Faleske (1923-1972) Maxine Joan (Faleske) Melton (1929-2002) Married Anna (??) Gilbert Known Child: Richard Allen Faleske (1939-2005)	Faleske, Edwin Richard (I3290)
1521	Son of SAMUEL WOOSTER HAYFORD & ROXANNA CHAPIN Died: at age 87; heart Married (1): Nov 10, 1880, DELLA JOSEPHINE SIKES (1864 - 1916) Six children: 1. Lillian Mae HAYFORD 1882 – 1968 2. Nellie H./W. HAYFORD 1886 – 1896 3. Bernice H. HAYFORD 1888 – 1895 4. Violet E. HAYFORD 1895 – 1897 5. Arthur S. HAYFORD 1897 – 1965 6. LaVerne E. HAYFORD 1902 – 1912 Married (2): aft 1905, CLARA DART, Wisconsin	Hayford, Luther Dean (I3286)
1522	Son, Elmer L. Ball, Sept. 22, 1907 - Jan 23, 1925	Ball, Elmer Lyman (I671)
1523	Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970	Source (S903)
1524	Sophie Grabowski, nee Furtak, beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of William (Helen), Loretta (Stanley) Kozielski and Eugene (Irene) Grabowski; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of seven; dear sister of Thomas, Victoria, Frances, Helen, Gus and the late Frank, Leo, Anna and Katherine. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. m. from the Blake Lamb Funeral Home, (John H. Patka Funeral Directors), 5800 W. 63rd St. to St. Mary of Czestochowa Church, Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Thursday after 6 p. m. 268-5257 or 735-4242 published in the Chicago Tribune, Feb. 19, 1981	Furtak, Sophie (I2151)
1525	South Dakota Birth Records With Birth Dates Over 100 Years. South Dakota Department of Health, Pierre, South Dakota.	Source (S191)
1526	South Dakota Department of Health. <i>Index to South Dakota Death Records, 1905-1955</i>. Pierre, SD, USA: South Dakota Department of Health.	Source (S183)
1527	Southern Memorial Park	Shafor, Gordon Frances (I2887)
1528	Southern Memorial Park	Shafor, Gordon Hugh (I2886)
1529	SP5 US Army, Vietnam veteran. Bronze Star, US Army.	Walkowski, Dennis John (I710)
1530	Spouse: Lesa Erickson, married 30 Oct. 1912 at Clintonville, Wisconsin Lived in Three Lakes, Wisconsin Died 16 Dec. 1927 (not confirmed)Laura Kelly Wallin's family group sheet for Frank and Lesa lists these children:James C. Kennedy Male born: 6 Feb. 1914 in Three LakesKathryn M. Kennedy Female 11 Mar 1916 in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinFrancis P. Kennedy Male born 9 Mar 1918, in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinVirginia M. Kennedy Female 26 Aug 1921 in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinThe New North, Rhinelander, Wisconsin of Thursday, Nov. 1, 1943:" The community of Three Lakes was saddened over the death of Frank P. Kennedy who died at 6:55 A.M. on Friday morning at St. Joseph's hospital in Milwaukee where he was a patient after having suffered a severe stroke a week ago. He suffered a stroke about seven years ago" [GPW July 25, 2009]The following from the files of Laura Kelly Wallin was copied from the "History of Lincoln, Oneida, and Vilas Counties" on page 513, but no further identification is given.Frank P. Kennedy, one of the active business men of Three Lakes, Oneida County who has also taken a prominent part in public affairs, was born in the town of Ackley, Langlade County, Wis., March 4, 1883, son of John H. and Mary E. (Aird) Kennedy. Both parents were natives of Wisconsin, the father having been born in Dodge County and the mother in Kaukauna, Outagamie County. They were married in Phlox, Langlade County, settling on the farm in the town of Ackley, that county on which the subject of this sketch was born. There they resided until the year 1900, when they moved to Three Lakes, Wis., John H. Kennedy finding employment here as foreman of logging operations during the winter and on the landing for Woodruff & McGuire and so continuing until that company ceased operations in this vicinity, after which he bought a farm south of the village and turned his attention to agriculture. In 1909 he was chairman of the Three Lakes board and therefore a member of the county board, and he also served one year as assessor. His latter years were spent in the village, where he died Aug. 18, 1914. His wife, who survived him, is now a resident of Little Falls, Minn. Their family numbered five children: Frank P., and James M., of Three Lakes, Wis.; Ellen E., wife of Frank Lavery, foreman in the N. P. Ry. yards at Little Falls, Minn.; John, of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Sarah M., wife of Ben Billstein, now assistant county auditor at Little Falls, Minn. Frank P. Kennedy as a youth attended school in Antigo, Wis., and at the age of 17 years came to Three Lakes with his father, like him entering the employ of the Woodruff & McGuire Co. When theyclosed their mill he went to work for F. S. Campbell in the woods, at time also working on the latter's farm, and was thus employed for several years. After that he was for two years in the employ of the B. M. Louk Livery Co. In 1912 he became warehouse manager for the L. Starks Co., and was thus occupied until the fall of 1916, when he took a logging contract on Long Lake, since completing which he has been warehouse manager for the Peter Fox Sons Co. of Chicago. Since 1917 he has also acted as agent for the Hartford Fire Insurance Co., the North British & Mercantile, and for the First National Accident Insurance Co., of Fond du Lac. For 12 years he served efficiently as town clerk and has taken an active part in promoting the new school building and the electric light and power plant which will soon be constructed in the village. Fraternally he is affiliated with the order of Beavers. Mr. Kennedy was elected Chairman of the town of Three Lakes, April 8, 1923. He was also elected vice president of the Peoples State Bank of Three Lakes, which was organized Sept. 4, 1923. On Oct. 30, 1912, he was married in Clintonville, Wis., to Lesa Erickson, daughter of Carl and Mamie (Nelson) Erickson. Her father is now deceased, and her mother, having contracted a second marriage, is now Mrs. E. Beach of Three Lakes. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy four children have been born: James C., Feb. 6, 1914; Kathryn M., March 11, 1916: Frances P., March 9, 1918, and Virginia M., Aug. 26, 1921. The religious faith of the family is that of the Catholic Church. [GPW July 25, 2009]	Family (F301)
1531	SSGT US ARMY WORD WAR II	Mizia, John A (I5214)
1532	St Barnabas	Stokes, Madeline Doris (I4301)
1533	St John the Baptist Catholic Church	Family (F1775)
1534	St Philip the Apostle	WARD, EMILY (I4309)
1535	St. George's Church	Pepler, William Andrew (I4298)
1536	St. Joseph Catholic Church	Family (F1859)
1537	St. Mary's church	Family (F1306)
1538	St. Paul Cemetery	Mischnick, Hulda (I5175)
1539	St. Paul Cemetery	Hintz, Herman M (I5172)
1540	St. Peters Cemetery	FINN, Daniel (I4314)
1541	State of Montana, Montana State Deaths, 1868-2018, State of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Office of Vital Statistics, Helena, Montana.	Source (S168)
1542	State population census schedules, 1925	Source (S965)
1543	Sugar Camp, Wisconsin Lawrence Novak headstone inscribed on the north side of his wife's same marker in St. Kunegunda cemetery which stands atop the hill overlokking the lake.	Novak, Lawrence (I37)
1544	Suggested edit: Mrs. Mary E. Sumpter, wife of J.A. Sumpter, the well-known restaurant proprietor on Jefferson Street, passed away at her home, 324 Field Street, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Although she had been ill, her death came very unexpectedly, and it was a great shock to her family and friends. for the past few years Mrs. Sumpter had been afflicted with heart trouble and in the past few weeks had been growing steadily worse, although it was not realized that the end was so near. She took a sudden attack and died almost instantly. Mrs. Sumpter had lived here for a number of years, the family having resided in apartments over the restaurant but in later years at their present residence. Besides her husband the deceased leaves three children. Miss Caroline Sumpter, a member of the faculty of the Fairview high school; James E. Sumpter, a student at the Carnegie technical school in Pittsburgh and Miss Edith Sumpter. Mrs. Sumpter was a woman of lovely Christian character, deeply devoted to her home and family and was well liked by her neighbors and friends. The break in the family circle comes as a deep blow and much sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 3:30 with services at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Interment will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery by Undertaker Musgrave & Son. This morning at 8 o'clock mass will be offered at the church for the repose of the soul of the departed woman. (Day of death, Friday was October 21, 1921; burial, Sunday, was October 23.) The Fairmont Times, 22 Oct 1921 edition Contributor: Jim Protz (47408033) • jprotz@alaska.net)	Lewandowski, Mary Ann (I5197)
1545	Survivors include children Marlene N. Hammant, Robert A. Ruf; sisters Anna Ayotte, Frances Litton; brother Edward Krsek; six grandchildren.	Krsek, Helen (I4834)
1546	Tec 4 US Army World War II	Maney, James Sylvester (I4700)
1547	TEC 5 US Army WWII Purple Heart The Purple Heart, PH, is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed, while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U.S. military. With its forerunner, the Badge of Military Merit, which took the form of a heart made of purple cloth, the Purple Heart is the oldest military award still given to U.S. military members; the only earlier award being the obsolete Fidelity Medallion. The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor is located in New Windsor, New York.	Evans, Donald Abner (I5246)
1548	Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997	Source (S499)
1549	Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997	Source (S953)
1550	TFC 4 US Army	Nitzel, Robert (I1178)

Notes

Linked to

1501

See newspaper information provided with each entry.

Source (S804)

1502

See newspaper information provided with each entry.

Source (S847)

1503

See source information provided with each entry.

Source (S618)

1504

See source information provided with each entry.

Source (S826)

1505

Sgt US Army Korea

Brush, Paul J (I706)

1506

She was the daughter of:
Martin Williamson Basinger
Birth 1850 in Parke County, Indiana
Death 1 Jan 1881 in Cayuga, Vermillion, Indiana
and
Rose Anna Brown
Birth 19 Mar 1857 in Eugene, Vermillion, Indiana
Death 5 May 1922 in Bellflower, Mclean, Illinois

From Find A Grave

Bassinger, Minnie Viola (I4166)

1507

Sheboygan Press

Source (S494)

1508

Sheridan Municipal Cemetery

Greenman, Leslie Henry (I4927)

1509

Silas E Anderson PVT US Army WWII May 22 1923 Oct 6 1975

Anderson, Silas Eugene (I630)

1510

Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.

Source (S869)

1511

Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007.

Source (S588)

1512

Social Security Death Index, Master File

Source (S438)

1513

Social Security Number: 331-22-5121
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 60053
Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois

Social Security gives 1906 as birth year, the censuses say 1909 with him being 10 months old in the 1910 census. That census also lists him as Andrew James

In 1930, James is a Routeman for a laundry and living with his parents

James was actually born in 1909, but all records show 1906 except for early census

or 1906

AMAN, JAMES ANDREW (I3180)

1514

Social Security Number: 334-20-9725
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 60018
Des Plaines, Cook, Illinois
Rosemont, Cook, Illinois

AMAN, ALBERT HUGH (I3166)

1515

Social Security Number: 338-07-3677

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 60053
Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois

AMAN, LEONARD (I3186)

1516

Social Security Number: 348-46-9884

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 60053
Morton Grove, Cook, Illinois

MILLS, ESTHER (I3190)

1517

Social Security Number: 360-01-2237
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 60068
Park Ridge, Cook, Illinois

AMAN, RICHARD (I3165)

1518

Son of Arthur William and Myrtle Dart Stocker.

Married Joyce Ann Dobbs on Feb. 2, 1944. She survives.

Served with the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II.

Survived by his seven children: Larry Stocker (Janet) of Las Cruces, N.M., Carol Pollow (Chuck) of Washington, Il., William Stocker (Georgia) of Danville, Cynthia Snider of Gurnee, Il., Steven Stocker (Debbie) of Quincy, Il., Maryann Gibson (Dennis) of Paxton, Kurt Stocker (Judy) of Rantoul; two sisters: Jackie Cody (Pete) and Mary Lou Baribeau (Floyd), both of Rhinelander, Wi., 21 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Preceded in death by his parents, brother Bill, and sisters Phyllis, Dorothy, and Doris.

Stocker, Harvey Clair (I3288)

1519

Son of John and Josie (Pindkowski) Lewandowski

The funeral services of John Lewandoski were held in the Catholic church on last Friday. He had died the day upon which he was transferred to the hospital and when he was considered much better. Acute asthma was the direct cause of his death, although other complications set in and hastened the end. Mr. Lewandoski came here to his farm in Three Lakes some fifteen years ago from the state of Pennsylvania. The New North, 11 Nov 1915, p. 1

Lewandowski, John (I441)

1520

Son of Michael Faleske & Dora Rasmussen

Married Anna T. Steuhser
Other Known Children Together:
Berdardine Arley (Faleske) Lader (1913-2007)
Aaron Richard Faleske (1923-1972)
Maxine Joan (Faleske) Melton (1929-2002)

Married Anna (??) Gilbert
Known Child:
Richard Allen Faleske (1939-2005)

Faleske, Edwin Richard (I3290)

1521

Son of SAMUEL WOOSTER HAYFORD & ROXANNA CHAPIN

Died: at age 87; heart

Married (1): Nov 10, 1880, DELLA JOSEPHINE SIKES
(1864 - 1916)

Six children:
1. Lillian Mae HAYFORD
1882 – 1968
2. Nellie H./W. HAYFORD
1886 – 1896
3. Bernice H. HAYFORD
1888 – 1895
4. Violet E. HAYFORD
1895 – 1897
5. Arthur S. HAYFORD
1897 – 1965
6. LaVerne E. HAYFORD
1902 – 1912

Married (2): aft 1905, CLARA DART, Wisconsin

Hayford, Luther Dean (I3286)

1522

Son, Elmer L. Ball, Sept. 22, 1907 - Jan 23, 1925

Ball, Elmer Lyman (I671)

1523

Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970

Source (S903)

1524

Sophie Grabowski, nee Furtak, beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of William (Helen), Loretta (Stanley) Kozielski and Eugene (Irene) Grabowski; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of seven; dear sister of Thomas, Victoria, Frances, Helen, Gus and the late Frank, Leo, Anna and Katherine. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. m. from the Blake Lamb Funeral Home, (John H. Patka Funeral Directors), 5800 W. 63rd St. to St. Mary of Czestochowa Church, Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Thursday after 6 p. m. 268-5257 or 735-4242

published in the Chicago Tribune, Feb. 19, 1981

Furtak, Sophie (I2151)

1525

South Dakota Birth Records With Birth Dates Over 100 Years. South Dakota Department of Health, Pierre, South Dakota.

Source (S191)

1526

South Dakota Department of Health. <i>Index to South Dakota Death Records, 1905-1955</i>. Pierre, SD, USA: South Dakota Department of Health.

Source (S183)

1527

Southern Memorial Park

Shafor, Gordon Frances (I2887)

1528

Southern Memorial Park

Shafor, Gordon Hugh (I2886)

1529

SP5 US Army, Vietnam veteran. Bronze Star, US Army.

Walkowski, Dennis John (I710)

1530

Spouse: Lesa Erickson, married 30 Oct. 1912 at Clintonville, Wisconsin Lived in Three Lakes, Wisconsin Died 16 Dec. 1927 (not confirmed)Laura Kelly Wallin's family group sheet for Frank and Lesa lists these children:James C. Kennedy Male born: 6 Feb. 1914 in Three LakesKathryn M. Kennedy Female 11 Mar 1916 in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinFrancis P. Kennedy Male born 9 Mar 1918, in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinVirginia M. Kennedy Female 26 Aug 1921 in Three Lakes, Oneida County, WisconsinThe New North, Rhinelander, Wisconsin of Thursday, Nov. 1, 1943:" The community of Three Lakes was saddened over the death of Frank P. Kennedy who died at 6:55 A.M. on Friday morning at St. Joseph's hospital in Milwaukee where he was a patient after having suffered a severe stroke a week ago. He suffered a stroke about seven years ago" [GPW July 25, 2009]The following from the files of Laura Kelly Wallin was copied from the "History of Lincoln, Oneida, and Vilas Counties" on page 513, but no further identification is given.Frank P. Kennedy, one of the active business men of Three Lakes, Oneida County who has also taken a prominent part in public affairs, was born in the town of Ackley, Langlade County, Wis., March 4, 1883, son of John H. and Mary E. (Aird) Kennedy. Both parents were natives of Wisconsin, the father having been born in Dodge County and the mother in Kaukauna, Outagamie County. They were married in Phlox, Langlade County, settling on the farm in the town of Ackley, that county on which the subject of this sketch was born. There they resided until the year 1900, when they moved to Three Lakes, Wis., John H. Kennedy finding employment here as foreman of logging operations during the winter and on the landing for Woodruff & McGuire and so continuing until that company ceased operations in this vicinity, after which he bought a farm south of the village and turned his attention to agriculture. In 1909 he was chairman of the Three Lakes board and therefore a member of the county board, and he also served one year as assessor. His latter years were spent in the village, where he died Aug. 18, 1914. His wife, who survived him, is now a resident of Little Falls, Minn. Their family numbered five children: Frank P., and James M., of Three Lakes, Wis.; Ellen E., wife of Frank Lavery, foreman in the N. P. Ry. yards at Little Falls, Minn.; John, of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Sarah M., wife of Ben Billstein, now assistant county auditor at Little Falls, Minn. Frank P. Kennedy as a youth attended school in Antigo, Wis., and at the age of 17 years came to Three Lakes with his father, like him entering the employ of the Woodruff & McGuire Co. When theyclosed their mill he went to work for F. S. Campbell in the woods, at time also working on the latter's farm, and was thus employed for several years. After that he was for two years in the employ of the B. M. Louk Livery Co. In 1912 he became warehouse manager for the L. Starks Co., and was thus occupied until the fall of 1916, when he took a logging contract on Long Lake, since completing which he has been warehouse manager for the Peter Fox Sons Co. of Chicago. Since 1917 he has also acted as agent for the Hartford Fire Insurance Co., the North British & Mercantile, and for the First National Accident Insurance Co., of Fond du Lac. For 12 years he served efficiently as town clerk and has taken an active part in promoting the new school building and the electric light and power plant which will soon be constructed in the village. Fraternally he is affiliated with the order of Beavers. Mr. Kennedy was elected Chairman of the town of Three Lakes, April 8, 1923. He was also elected vice president of the Peoples State Bank of Three Lakes, which was organized Sept. 4, 1923. On Oct. 30, 1912, he was married in Clintonville, Wis., to Lesa Erickson, daughter of Carl and Mamie (Nelson) Erickson. Her father is now deceased, and her mother, having contracted a second marriage, is now Mrs. E. Beach of Three Lakes. To Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy four children have been born: James C., Feb. 6, 1914; Kathryn M., March 11, 1916: Frances P., March 9, 1918, and Virginia M., Aug. 26, 1921. The religious faith of the family is that of the Catholic Church. [GPW July 25, 2009]

Family (F301)

1531

SSGT US ARMY
WORD WAR II

Mizia, John A (I5214)

1532

St Barnabas

Stokes, Madeline Doris (I4301)

1533

St John the Baptist Catholic Church

Family (F1775)

1534

St Philip the Apostle

WARD, EMILY (I4309)

1535

St. George's Church

Pepler, William Andrew (I4298)

1536

St. Joseph Catholic Church

Family (F1859)

1537

St. Mary's church

Family (F1306)

1538

St. Paul Cemetery

Mischnick, Hulda (I5175)

1539

St. Paul Cemetery

Hintz, Herman M (I5172)

1540

St. Peters Cemetery

FINN, Daniel (I4314)

1541

State of Montana, Montana State Deaths, 1868-2018, State of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Office of Vital Statistics, Helena, Montana.

Source (S168)

1542

State population census schedules, 1925

Source (S965)

1543

Sugar Camp, Wisconsin
Lawrence Novak headstone inscribed on the north side of his wife's same marker in St. Kunegunda cemetery which stands atop the hill overlokking the lake.

Novak, Lawrence (I37)

1544

Suggested edit: Mrs. Mary E. Sumpter, wife of J.A. Sumpter, the well-known restaurant proprietor on Jefferson Street, passed away at her home, 324 Field Street, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Although she had been ill, her death came very unexpectedly, and it was a great shock to her family and friends. for the past few years Mrs. Sumpter had been afflicted with heart trouble and in the past few weeks had been growing steadily worse, although it was not realized that the end was so near. She took a sudden attack and died almost instantly. Mrs. Sumpter had lived here for a number of years, the family having resided in apartments over the restaurant but in later years at their present residence. Besides her husband the deceased leaves three children. Miss Caroline Sumpter, a member of the faculty of the Fairview high school; James E. Sumpter, a student at the Carnegie technical school in Pittsburgh and Miss Edith Sumpter. Mrs. Sumpter was a woman of lovely Christian character, deeply devoted to her home and family and was well liked by her neighbors and friends. The break in the family circle comes as a deep blow and much sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 3:30 with services at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Interment will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery by Undertaker Musgrave & Son. This morning at 8 o'clock mass will be offered at the church for the repose of the soul of the departed woman. (Day of death, Friday was October 21, 1921; burial, Sunday, was October 23.) The Fairmont Times, 22 Oct 1921 edition

Contributor: Jim Protz (47408033) • jprotz@alaska.net)

Lewandowski, Mary Ann (I5197)

1545

Survivors include children Marlene N. Hammant, Robert A. Ruf; sisters Anna Ayotte, Frances Litton; brother Edward Krsek; six grandchildren.

Krsek, Helen (I4834)

1546

Tec 4 US Army
World War II

Maney, James Sylvester (I4700)

1547

TEC 5 US Army WWII Purple Heart

The Purple Heart, PH, is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed, while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U.S. military. With its forerunner, the Badge of Military Merit, which took the form of a heart made of purple cloth, the Purple Heart is the oldest military award still given to U.S. military members; the only earlier award being the obsolete Fidelity Medallion. The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor is located in New Windsor, New York.

Evans, Donald Abner (I5246)

1548

Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997

Source (S499)

1549

Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997

Source (S953)

1550

TFC 4 US Army

Nitzel, Robert (I1178)

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