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Calvin Charles Maxwell passed away peacefully on December 26th, 2015, in Gresham, Oregon. He was born to Ellen Francis McKeown Maxwell and Charles Calvin Maxwell in Burlington, Iowa, on November 27, 1928.
Calvin went to work in his early teens to help his mother support the family after his father passed away at a very early age. He graduated from Burlington High School in 1948 and worked at the Iowa Ordinance Plant. Calvin married Clarice Louise Freedman on August 29th, 1952. He relocated the family to Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1956, where he was offered a job working for Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories. His wife, Clarice passed away on February 20th, 1964. Calvin then married Erlinda Garcia. Calvin retired after working 35 years with Los Alamos Labs and moved back to Des Moines, IA, and married Virginia Beine Grothe on January 9, 2002. They thoroughly enjoyed each other's company until her death October 20th, 2006.

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Maxwell, Calvin Charles (I660)
 
2 Jim McKEOWN, dies at his home near Freeport, Ohio McKeown, James Gray (I1105)
 
3 "Uncle" Moses Parker, 91 years old and for 60 years a Baptist minister in Sedgwick county, died at Chearwater this week. He was born in Ireland and had played a prominent part in the pioneer days of southern Kansas, and had also been one of the "49ers" in old California days.
Coffeyville Daily Journal, Coffeyville, Kansas. 7 June 1918. Page 4.
 
Parker, Moses (I672)
 
4 $30 Monthly for Each Baby.
Los Angeles, Cal. – Orrel A. Parker of New York has a chance to add to his income if he has babies enough. By the terms of the will of his brother, Frederick D. Parker, who died here recently, which was filed here, he and his wife are to be given $30 a month apiece for each child that is born to them. The will also provides that another brother, William R. Parker, of this city, be given $30 a month and if he marries, that much additional to be paid to each child born of the union.
The Clyde Enterprise, Clyde, Ohio. Thursday, 22 December 1910.
 
Parker, William Roscoe (I1350)
 
5 $30 Monthly for Each Baby.
Los Angeles, Cal. – Orrel A. Parker of New York has a chance to add to his income if he has babies enough. By the terms of the will of his brother, Frederick D. Parker, who died here recently, which was filed here, he and his wife are to be given $30 a month apiece for each child that is born to them. The will also provides that another brother, William R. Parker, of this city, be given $30 a month and if he marries, that much additional to be paid to each child born of the union.
The Clyde Enterprise, Clyde, Ohio. Thursday, 22 December 1910.
 
Parker, Orral Ardrey (I1348)
 
6 $30 Monthly for Each Baby.
Los Angeles, Cal. – Orrel A. Parker of New York has a chance to add to his income if he has babies enough. By the terms of the will of his brother, Frederick D. Parker, who died here recently, which was filed here, he and his wife are to be given $30 a month apiece for each child that is born to them. The will also provides that another brother, William R. Parker, of this city, be given $30 a month and if he marries, that much additional to be paid to each child born of the union.
The Clyde Enterprise, Clyde, Ohio. Thursday, 22 December 1910.
 
Parker, Frederick Dalton (I1349)
 
7 $840 Awarded In Death Suit
Litigation Arose Out Of Crash Last May When Woman Was Killed On Benson Hwy.
A $315,000 wrongful death suit filed in U.S. District Court ended yesterday after a two-day trial when a jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sun of $840,47 – the cost of the funeral expenses for Sylvia M. Wilson, 32.
Mrs. Wilson, Of Roswell, N.M., was killed instantly last May 11 when a car in which she was riding struck the rear of a parked truck on the Benson Hwy. near Tucson.
The suit was filed by her husband, Cunnigan E. Wilson, in behalf on himself and her two minor children.
Driver of the death car was Lawton ray Acuff, 30, of 3510 Benson Hwy. Acuff was injured in the crash but has since recovered. He was named defendant in the suit.
According to investigators, Acuff’s 1962 model car was traveling at 80 miles an hour when it plowed into the rear of a tractor-trailer truck packed on the side of the Benson Hwy.
The driver of the truck, Steven Rossi, of Phoenix, was asleep in a nearby motel at the time of the accident.
According to testimony, Mrs. Wilson had dinner at a local motel and then retired for the night with her husband.
An hour later, at midnight, she reappeared in the motel cocktail lounge, talked with Acuff who was a customer, and when the cocktail lounge closed at 1 a.m., left with Acuff in Acuff’s car. The accident happened a short time later.
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona. Friday, 21 December 1962.
 
Kemp, Sylvia Mary (I1786)
 
8 1850 US census, enumerated 1 August 1850
Freeport Township, Harrison County, Ohio
Alexander McKeown, age 60, farmer, real estate 1800
Rosana, age 50
Alexander, age 18, farmer
Mary J., age 19, attending school
Arthur, age 16, attending school
Levina, age 15, attending school
Rosann, age 13, attending school
Adam, age 11, attending school
William age 8, attending school
 
McKeown, Alexander (I5)
 
9 1850 US census, enumerated 12 September 1850
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
John McKeown, age 28, farmer, real estate 400
Ann, age 21
Sarah, age 1

Listed next door in the census is brother Henry McKeown's household.
 
McKeown, John Glasgow (I1)
 
10 1850 US census, enumerated 16 October 1850
Londonderry Township, Guernsey County, Ohio
Arthur Glasgow, age 35, farmer, real estate 2000
Jane, age 34
Adam, age 8
James, age 6
Maria, age 5
Nancy, age 3
John, age 1
John Glasgow, age 83
Mary, age 70
 
Glasgow, John (I368)
 
11 1860 US census, enumerated 14 June 1860
Freeport township, Harrison County, Ohio
Rosanna McKeown, age 60, real estate 3000, personal estate 805.
Arthur, age 25, farmer
Lovina, age 22, attended school
Rosanna, age 20
Adam, age 19, farm laborer, attended school
William, age 17, attended school
 
Glasgow, Rosanna (I6)
 
12 1860 US census, enumerated 19 June 1860
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
John McKeown, age 39, farmer, real estate 1500, personal estate 600
Ann, age 29
Sarah, age 10. attending school
James age 9, attending school
Mary age 7, attending school
Moses, age 5, attending school
William, age 3
John age 1

Next door in the census listing is brother Henry McKeown's household.
 
McKeown, John Glasgow (I1)
 
13 1870 Census Mortality Schedule.
John Parker
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa.
Born in Ireland
Died March 1870
Cause - Paralysis
 
Parker, John (I3)
 
14 1870 US census,
Benton Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
Isaac Shields, age 35, farmer, real estate 550, personal estate 800
Margarite, age 34
Sarah, age 11
Ellen, age 9
Jane, age 7
John, age 5
Margarite, age 3
Elizabeth, age 9 months
 
Shields, Isaac (I40)
 
15 1870 US census, enumerated 15 July 1870
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
John McKeown, age 49, farmer, real estate 6000, personal estate 1450
Ann, age 41, keeping house
Sarah Jane, age 20, at home
James, age 19, farm hand
Mary, age 16, at home
Parker, age 15, farm hand
John, age 11
Samantha, age 5
Emma, age 2
Ira, age 1
 
McKeown, John Glasgow (I1)
 
16 1870 US census, enumerated 28 June 1870
Freeport Township, Harrison County, Ohio
William McKeown, age 28, farmer, personal estate 350
Nancy, age 26
Mary age, 2
Rosa Ann, age 71, real estate 3000, personal estate 850
 
Glasgow, Rosanna (I6)
 
17 1880 US agricultural census, enumerated 2 & 3 June, 1880.
Elliot Township, Louisa County, Iowa
Line 5
Isaac Shields
owner
tilled – 120 acres
permanent non-tilled - 8 acres
woodland – 32 acres
value of farm: land & buildings - $6000
value of farming implements - $100
value of livestock - $900
cost of buildings/repairs in 1879 - $20
value of farm production in 1879 - $600
Mown acres - 18
hay – 10
milch cows – 5
other cattle – 25
calves – 3
cattle purchased – 13
butter, lbs – 400
swine – 53
poultry - 75
Potatoes, Irish, acres - 1
Potatoes, Irish, bushels - 100
apples, acres - 4
apples, bearing trees - 200
apples, bushels - 100
Value of orchard produce - $75
wood, cut, cords - 31
value of wood products - $61

 
Shields, Isaac (I40)
 
18 1880 US census,
Elliot Township, Louisa County, Iowa
Isaac Shields, age 47, farmer
Margaret, age 43
Sarah, age 20
Ellen G., age 17
Jennie, age 16
John, age 15
Maggie, age 13
Lizzie, age 10
Willie S., age 8
 
Shields, Isaac (I40)
 
19 1880 US census, enumerated 10 June 1880
Freeport Township, Harrison County, Ohio
Wm. McKeown, age 37, farmer
Nancie, age 36, keeping house
Mary age, 12, attended school
James G., age 9, attended school
Rosa, age 82, widowed mother
 
Glasgow, Rosanna (I6)
 
20 1880 US census, enumerated 10 June 1880
Yellow Springs Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
J. G. McKeown age 59, farmer
Anne age 50, keeps house
Sarah Jane age 29
James A. age 28, farmer
Mary L. age 26
John L. age 20, works on farm
Samantha age 14
Emma age 12
Ira age 10
Albert age 8
 
McKeown, John Glasgow (I1)
 
21 1885 Iowa state census,
Yellow Springs Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
SE 1/4 NW 1/4
John G. McKeown age 64
Ann age 56
Sarah J. age 34
Mary L. age 38
Samantha age 18
Emma age 16
Ira age 13
Albert age 11
John age 23, farm laborer

Brother Henry Mckeown's household is next door.
 
McKeown, John Glasgow (I1)
 
22 1885 Iowa state census, Des Moines County, Iowa.
Isaac is listed as 51, with wife and 5 children at home (Sarah, John, Margaret, Elizabeth, and William)
1895 Iowa state census, Eddyville, Wapello County, Iowa. Isaac is age 75.
 
Shields, Isaac (I40)
 
23 1896 Iowa state census
Isaac Shields, age 60
Yellow Springs Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
 
Shields, Isaac (I40)
 
24 1900 US census, enumerated 18 June 1900
Lowe Township, Noble County, Oklahoma
John L. McKeown, age 41, farmer, owned farm from of mortgage
Sarah, age 41
Avis, age 10
Stanley, age 3
Chester, age 1
 
McKeown, John Love (I13)
 
25 1910 US census, enumerated 2 May 1910
Lowe Township, Noble County, Oklahoma
John McKeown, age 51, farmer, owned farm
Sarah, age 51
Stanley age 13
Chester, age 11
 
McKeown, John Love (I13)
 
26 1920 US census, enumerated 11-12 February 1920
Osage Township, Lincoln County, Oklahoma
Stanley McKeown, age 23, owned home
Reva, age 20
John L. McKeown, age 61, father, widower
 
McKeown, John Love (I13)
 
27 1920 US census, enumerated 8 January 1920
Mediapolis, Yellow Springs Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
Sarah McKeown age 69
Samantha McKeown age 55, nurse
Chester McKeown, age 21, nephew, farm laborer
 
McKeown, Chester Alan (I46)
 
28 1925 Iowa state census
Yellow Springs Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
C.A. McKeown, age 26, farmer, renting
Minnie, age 26
Evelyn G., age 4
Lucille, age 2
 
McKeown, Chester Alan (I46)
 
29 1930 Census, Aspermont, Stonewall County, Texas
Mildred Alleine Shields, age 20, divorced
and her daughter Grace Marie Shields, age 2
are living with Mildred's parents, Carl and Charlotte McEven.
 
McEwen, Mildred Alliene (I1646)
 
30 1930 US census, enumerated 11 April 1930
Osage Township, Lincoln County, Oklahoma.
John L. McKeown, age 72, farmer, owned farm
Nora, age 53
 
McKeown, John Love (I13)
 
31 1930 US census, enumerated 21 April 1930
Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
Chester A. McKeown, age 31, farmer, rented
Mary C. [Minnie], age 31
Evelyn G., age 9, attended school
Lucille I. age 7, attended school

The household has a radio.
Chester is a veteran of the world war.
 
McKeown, Chester Alan (I46)
 
32 1940 census, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Mildred is listed as
Alliene Frankin, age 30, wife of
Bruce M. Frankline, age 38, plumbers helper

Mildred's daughter, Grace Marie Shields, age 12, is living with Mildred's parents, Carl and Charlotte McEwan as she was in the 1930 census.


 
McEwen, Mildred Alliene (I1646)
 
33 1940 US census, enumerated 9 & 10 April 1940
Huron Township, Des Moines County, Iowa
Chester McKeown, age 41, farmer, owned farm, value $2000
Minnie, age 41
Evelyn, age 19
Lucille, age 18, attended school
 
McKeown, Chester Alan (I46)
 
34 A Fatal Auto Crash
Damon Isaac Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Price of this county, who was injured in a car collision in Haskell county, Kansas, Thursday night, November 12, died at St. Anthony’s hospital in Dodge City, Kansas, Sunday morning, November 15, 1931.
For the past 16 months Mr. Price had been a paper distributor for the Dodge City Globe, delivering that daily to ten Southwest Kansas towns. On this ill-fated trip, he had completed his route and was returning to Dodge City, when his machine and a car, driven by Chester Black, of Satanta, Kansas, collided at an intersection of two state highways.
Price’s severest injuries consisted of fractures of the two upper vertebrae and a fractured skull. He was taken to a Dodge City hospital in an unconscious condition, and lingered on until last Sunday morning.
Mr. Price was born July 28, 1904, in Marysville township, where he spent his boyhood days. There he worked on the farm and attended school at district 46. On October 16, 1928, Damn and Miss Lola Fay Dawson, daughter of Frank Dawson of Drexel, Mo., were married. He was employed at the state hospital in Osawatomie for five years, leaving there in the summer of 1930 to accept the Dodge City newspaper position in which capacity he was working at the time of his tragic death.
Besides his parents, Mr. Price leaves his wife and three children – Lois Evelyn, aged two years, and Waneta Fawn and Wand Susanne, twins, who are six weeks old. Six brothers and three sisters also survive. They are: Herbert, who lives southeast of Paola; James Price of Patton, California; Clifford, of Dodge City; Milton Junior and Johnny Price, of the home; Mrs. Zephy Hampson, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Blanche Gilliland, Paola, and Mrs. Catherine Draper, of Eloise, Michigan.
The body was brought to the home of Damon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Price last Tuesday, and funeral services were held at the Methodist church in this city last Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. B.N. Sypolt, former Paola minister, who now resided in Leavenworth. Pallbearers were Clarence Matney, Albert Matney, Archie Gregge, Albert Sodaman, Glenn McHenry and Arthur Cromley – all friends and co-workers with the deceased when he was employed at the state hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jyce sand three symns – “Sometime We’ll Understand,” “In the Garden” and “Going Down the Valley.” Interment was in the Paolo cemetery. – Paola Spirit.
The Drexel Star, Drexel, Missouri. Thursday, 26 November 1931.
 
Price, Damon Isaac (I1739)
 
35 A graveside service is 10 a.m. Saturday at Fredericksburg Cemetery for Markleeville resident Barbara Hensleigh Zellmer, 72, who died in Reno on Nov. 28, 2009, after fighting a long battle with metastatic breast cancer.

A memorial service will follow the funeral at 1:30 p.m. at Christ Presbyterian Church in Gardnerville.

Born Nov. 12, 1937 in Alamosa, Colorado, to John Clyde and Fernola Bonnie Hensleigh, she grew up in Southern California and attended Los Angeles Pacific College, graduating with a bachelors degree in elementary education in 1962.

On Aug. 31, 1957 she married Herman Franklin Zellmer. Her passion was for teaching young children. She worked as an elementary school teacher for 32 years in the Los Angeles City and Hacienda La Puente unified school districts, teaching in the middle elementary grades.

She retired with her husband to Markleeville. She was a member of the Free Methodist Church. She expressed her faith by sharing her musical talents, both as a vocalist and accompanist in the churches she attended.

Mrs. Zellmer is survived by her husband; sisters, Linda (Don) Lewis and Judy Hensleigh; sons, Craig (Nadine), Scott (Robyn) and Mark (Natalie); and grandchildren, Christopher, Breanne, Courtney, Jenna, Aaron, Ariele, Lauren and Ashleigh.

(Obituary published in the Record-Courier, 12/02/2009.)
 
Hensleigh, Barbara (I1127)
 
36 A Man Past 80 Falls From Mow
Injuries of W.W. Dugan of College Springs Are Serious
Blame Urge of Spring
Special to The Nonpariel
College Springs, Ia., April 6 – W.W. Dugan, past eighty years of age, who was seriously injured when he fell from the hay mow about two weeks ago, is much worse since Wednesday. His dislocated shoulder is much better, but apparently other injuries received by the fall, are proving more serious.
Mr. Dugan had not been in the hay mow for many months, but when the weather warmed up, he enjoyed getting out in the fresh open air and sunshine and was feeling better than usual. No one was around so he decided he would throw down some hay for the sheep. Evidently he missed his footing and fell to the lower floor, about fifteen feet. Mrs. Emerson Dugan, his son’s wife, was in the house some distance from the barn. She thought she heard him calling, so went to hunt him, and found him where he had fallen. His shoulder was dislocated but otherwise he did not seem seriously injured.
The Daily Nonpareil, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Sunday, 7 April 1929.
 
Dugan, William Wilison (I925)
 
37 A Pioneer Preacher
Rev. William Parker is dead.
He was one of the best known Baptist preachers in Kansas.
Coming to the state long years ago he gave his life to the upbuilding of the church of his choice.
He was a missionary and founded many churches in the Ninnescah Valley [Kansas] and ministered to many of them.
Rev. Parker died at his home in Valley Center Wednesday night and will be buried today at Clearwater. He was a man 83 years of age, but still active in the preaching of the gospel.
A service was held at Valley Center and one will be held today at Clearwater.
A good man has gone to a great reward and "his works do follow him."
 
Parker, Rev William (I685)
 
38 A Wichita, Kan., man – Wallace E. Dugan, 60 – was killed when he drove the wrong direction on Interstate 80 north of Des Moines and his car collide with another auto. His wife, Harriett Dugan, was hospitalized in Des Moines.
Iowa City Press-Citizen, Iowa City, Iowa. Monday, 24 December 1979.
 
Dugan, Wallace Emerson (I1284)
 
39 A Wichita, Kan., man – Wallace E. Dugan, 60 – was killed when he drove the wrong direction on Interstate 80 north of Des Moines and his car collide with another auto. His wife, Harriett Dugan, was hospitalized in Des Moines.
Iowa City Press-Citizen, Iowa City, Iowa. Monday, 24 December 1979.
 
McKercher, Harriet Marie (I1291)
 
40 A. L. Kinney.
Arkansas City rites arranged for Alva Kinney.
Arkansas City, Kan. Services for Alva L. Kinney, 63, line supervisor for Kansas Gas & Electric Co., here, who died Monday, will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Jess Rindt & Son Funeral Home. Burial will be the the Peotone Cemetery, Viola.
Born in Alva, Okla., Mr. Kinney lived in Wichita most of his life, moving here in 1952. He was a founder of the Arkansas City Quarterback Club and was a director of the Kansas State Bowling Association.
Survivors include his widow Gladys; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Stables, Mrs. Norma Landon and Mrs. Marilyn Wyndall of Wichita, a brother F. E. Kinney, Wichita.
The Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kansas, Wednesday, 14 July 1965.

 
Kinney, Alva Leroy (I1443)
 
41 A.C. Pfefferkorn, Mrs. Brooks Are Married
A.C. Pfefferkorn and Mrs. Rose Brooks, both of Bolinas, California were married in Reno September 7. Mrs. Brooks, formerly Miss Rose Walsh, spent most of her childhood in Deming and was a popular teacher for a number of years in local schools.
Mr. Pfefferkorn is president of the Marin Coast Chamber of Commerce, and is the owner of Longley’s Garage in Bolinas.
The Pfefferkorns spent their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe and have established their home in Bolinas.
The Deming Headlight. Deming, New Mexico. Thursday, 31 October 1946.
 
Walsh, Rose Vashati (I1216)
 
42 A.C. Pfefferkorn, Mrs. Brooks Are Married
A.C. Pfefferkorn and Mrs. Rose Brooks, both of Bolinas, California were married in Reno September 7. Mrs. Brooks, formerly Miss Rose Walsh, spent most of her childhood in Deming and was a popular teacher for a number of years in local schools.
Mr. Pfefferkorn is president of the Marin Coast Chamber of Commerce, and is the owner of Longley’s Garage in Bolinas.
The Pfefferkorns spent their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe and have established their home in Bolinas.
The Deming Headlight. Deming, New Mexico. Thursday, 31 October 1946.
 
Pfefferkorn, Alvin C. (I1220)
 
43 A.D. McConaughy Laid At Rest Here Wednesday
Alonzo Daniel McConaughy was born January 10, 1870, in Washington County, Iowa, the son of Andrew Jackson and Jane Glasgow McConaughy. When he was eight years old the family moved to Superior, Nebr., and there Mr. McConaughy grew to manhood.
On January 10, 1894, he was married to Eldora May McClure, and the couple enjoyed a 62-year idyl which was the envy of all their friends and relatives. Mrs. McConaughy died at Benkelman, Nebraska, March 16, 1956. There were six children, all of whom survive: Paul O. McConaughy, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Mrs. Carson (Marie) Andrews, Lyons, Colo.; Mrs. Helen Adams, Malibu, California; Dwight McConaughy, Kent, Oregon; Mrs. Harry (Florence) Alman, Portland, Oregon, and Howard C. McConaughy, Morgan, Utah. There are eight grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. San (Evalina) Hankins, Lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and there are many more distant relatives and a host of friends.
Mr. McConaughy’s love for the cattle business took the family to points in Colorado, Wyoming and Arizona before he settle down in Benkelman 12 years ago. After the death of his wife his health failed steadily, and for the past year he had been at the Bonnell Home in Greeley, Colorado. Two months ago his declining strength necessitated a move to a Longmont nursing home, where his last days were made as happy as possible by constant visits from Paul McConaughy and Marie Andrews.
His family and his church were his great loves. He was an outstandingly kind and gentle husband and father, and his unusually friendly personality endeared him to all with who he came in contact. Always a devout member of the United Presbyterian church, he held several offices in the church, having served as trustee for 30 years and was Elder for 28 years, and for many years he sang tenor in the choir. One of the many pleasant memories his children have is hearing mother and father sing duets in the village choir.
Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Otto Michel. Norman Huber sang three numbers with Mrs. San Hopkins was accompanist. Interment was made in Benkelman cemetery. Loughlins were in charge of arrangements.
The Benkelman Post and News-Chronicle, Benkelman, Nebraska. Thursday, 10 April 1958.
 
McConaughy, Alonzo Daniel (I223)
 
44 A.G. McKeown Dies Here
A.G. McKeown of Siloam Springs, Ark., died Thursday at the home of Mrs. J.T. Walsh of Capitol Dome of senility. Mr. McKeown was visiting his daughter, Mrs. Walsh, at the time of his death, and had been accompanied to Deming by his wife. The funeral was held in Deming from the Rawson Undertaking parlors, and the services were conducted by Rev. S.R. McClure, pastor of the Christian church. Interment was at Mountainview Cemetery.
The Deming Headlight, Deming, New Mexico. Friday, 25 May 1917.
 
McKeown, Arthur Glasgow (I321)
 
45 A.G. McKeown, for many years a resident of Siloam springs, died recently at Deming, New Mexico, to which place he moved last fall.
The Springdale News, Springdale, Arkansas. Friday, 1 June 1917.
 
McKeown, Arthur Glasgow (I321)
 
46 A.G. Walkinshaw and Geo. S. Bedford received a carload of horses from Missouri last week.
Quinter Republican, Quinter, Kansas. Thursday, 17 November 1892.
 
Walkinshaw, Arthur Glasgow (I389)
 
47 A.G. Walkinshaw has purchased the “Moyer” house on the corner east of the Bank, and moved it onto his land, he recently purchased from J.W. Crooks.
Quinter Republican, Quinter, Kansas. Thursday, 9 March 1893.
 
Walkinshaw, Arthur Glasgow (I389)
 
48 A.G. Walkinshaw sold his claim last week for $1,200.
Quinter Republican, Quinter, Kansas. Thursday, 26 January 1893.
 
Walkinshaw, Arthur Glasgow (I389)
 
49 Adele and Heath Guptill
IN THE CARE OF

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

Adele M. Guptill was born in Leavenworth, Washington on April 21, 1920 to Albert and Anna (Grue) McKeown. She was the youngest of 3 siblings, the oldest being brother Forrest followed by second brother Gayle (Mac). When she was about 4 years old, the family moved to Bellingham where Albert ran Grue's Groceries by the waterfront. They later moved to Seattle.
Heath Reese Guptill was born in Seattle, Washington on June 1, 1917 to Forest Putnam Guptill and Lenore (Reese) Guptill. His sister Eugenia (Gene) was born about 10 years later.
Heath discovered from his grandfather, Nathaniel Heath Guptill (1855-1940), who married Carrie Orilla Putnam, that he is an ancestor to General Israel Putnam of Revolutionary War fame of the Battle of Bunker Hill ("don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes").
Heath and Adele attended Roosevelt High School in Seattle where they met while working on the "Stage Force" crew building sets for the theatre department. They also enjoyed singing in the choir. Adele and Heath also attended the University of Washington where Heath got a B.S. in Electrical Engineering in 1939. He also entered a Masters program before the start of WWII. Heath and Adele married on October 20, 1942 and lived briefly in Schenectady, New York where Heath had a job at GE, as well as the Naval Research Lab in Washington, DC (working on the then secret radar project). They later moved back to the West coast where they had 2 sons. Summer vacations were often spent camping or visiting family in the Seattle area. In L.A. Heath worked at Hughes Aircraft until his retirement in 1973. Wanting to move back to the Northwest after raising their family in the LA area, they built their new home in Bothell, Washington in 1974 where they lived until March, 2008.
After retirement, Heath and Adele enjoyed a busy life and traveled to Norway, England, Ireland, Hawaii and cruised the Inland Passage to Alaska. Adele enjoyed bicycling and they were both long-time members of the Bothell Senior Center "Gourmet Bicycle" riding group. Adele would ride all over the King county area and after the rides, the group would meet for a hearty lunch. Heath would act as their "sag wagon", assist with repairs and "sweep" the course for people needing a ride back to the starting point. Heath also joined the Seattle Sail and Power Squadron to further safety education in small boat seamanship and navigation. They enjoyed a wonderful sail into Princess Louisa Inlet - a place he remembered going to when he was a Boy Scout. They both had a zest for life and enjoyed sailing and being out on the water in the Sound, as well as attending various plays, Civic Light Opera, and World Cavalcade travel presentations with friends.
They have 6 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren. They used to rotate and "trade off" hosting Christmas gatherings either at their home in Bothell or at their son's homes in the LA area or in Oregon. Their out of state families would also come visit and enjoy the liberal policy on fireworks at the Fourth of July in Bothell.
Heath was a voracious reader and loved science fiction. He also enjoyed tinkering with electronic or wood projects in his garage workshop. He created various functional works of art and enjoyed being a "handyman" around the house. Adele worked briefly as an administrative assistant at UCLA and taught Sunday school. She was the consummate home-maker and hostess and tried numerous new healthful recipes on the family; many successful ones have been handed down to their children. Adele had a gigantic vegetable garden, growing fruits and vegetables for their table. She was also an accomplished seamstress and enjoyed sewing and knitting, creating numerous functional outfits and pieces for her family.
They were still very much in love and devoted to each another after almost 69 years of marriage! At one point before giving up driving, Heath drove into Bothell to get a Mother's Day card for his bride - one of his last independent "errands".
In the last several years, Heath's health declined as a result of dementia and a stroke, but Adele was his constant companion and caretaker to the end - Heath called her "his angel". Heath passed away July 18, 2011 in Bothell. He was much loved by his family and friends who will miss his lively conversations and good company with him. In all, he was a compassionate, intelligent and ethical person throughout his life.
Adele always had a sparkle in her eyes and was loved and admired by her family as well as friends at her assisted living facility. Her family wondered where she got her strength and determination, but she passed away July 16, 2012 in Bothell, WA after battling non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. She was compassionate, loving, determined and righteous throughout her life. Their family and friends will miss them both very much.
May they rest in peace at Evergreen Washelli in Seattle, together again.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/seattle-wa/adele-guptill-8169667
 
McKeown, Adele M. (I1822)
 
50 Adele and Heath Guptill
IN THE CARE OF

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

Adele M. Guptill was born in Leavenworth, Washington on April 21, 1920 to Albert and Anna (Grue) McKeown. She was the youngest of 3 siblings, the oldest being brother Forrest followed by second brother Gayle (Mac). When she was about 4 years old, the family moved to Bellingham where Albert ran Grue's Groceries by the waterfront. They later moved to Seattle.
Heath Reese Guptill was born in Seattle, Washington on June 1, 1917 to Forest Putnam Guptill and Lenore (Reese) Guptill. His sister Eugenia (Gene) was born about 10 years later.
Heath discovered from his grandfather, Nathaniel Heath Guptill (1855-1940), who married Carrie Orilla Putnam, that he is an ancestor to General Israel Putnam of Revolutionary War fame of the Battle of Bunker Hill ("don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes").
Heath and Adele attended Roosevelt High School in Seattle where they met while working on the "Stage Force" crew building sets for the theatre department. They also enjoyed singing in the choir. Adele and Heath also attended the University of Washington where Heath got a B.S. in Electrical Engineering in 1939. He also entered a Masters program before the start of WWII. Heath and Adele married on October 20, 1942 and lived briefly in Schenectady, New York where Heath had a job at GE, as well as the Naval Research Lab in Washington, DC (working on the then secret radar project). They later moved back to the West coast where they had 2 sons. Summer vacations were often spent camping or visiting family in the Seattle area. In L.A. Heath worked at Hughes Aircraft until his retirement in 1973. Wanting to move back to the Northwest after raising their family in the LA area, they built their new home in Bothell, Washington in 1974 where they lived until March, 2008.
After retirement, Heath and Adele enjoyed a busy life and traveled to Norway, England, Ireland, Hawaii and cruised the Inland Passage to Alaska. Adele enjoyed bicycling and they were both long-time members of the Bothell Senior Center "Gourmet Bicycle" riding group. Adele would ride all over the King county area and after the rides, the group would meet for a hearty lunch. Heath would act as their "sag wagon", assist with repairs and "sweep" the course for people needing a ride back to the starting point. Heath also joined the Seattle Sail and Power Squadron to further safety education in small boat seamanship and navigation. They enjoyed a wonderful sail into Princess Louisa Inlet - a place he remembered going to when he was a Boy Scout. They both had a zest for life and enjoyed sailing and being out on the water in the Sound, as well as attending various plays, Civic Light Opera, and World Cavalcade travel presentations with friends.
They have 6 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren. They used to rotate and "trade off" hosting Christmas gatherings either at their home in Bothell or at their son's homes in the LA area or in Oregon. Their out of state families would also come visit and enjoy the liberal policy on fireworks at the Fourth of July in Bothell.
Heath was a voracious reader and loved science fiction. He also enjoyed tinkering with electronic or wood projects in his garage workshop. He created various functional works of art and enjoyed being a "handyman" around the house. Adele worked briefly as an administrative assistant at UCLA and taught Sunday school. She was the consummate home-maker and hostess and tried numerous new healthful recipes on the family; many successful ones have been handed down to their children. Adele had a gigantic vegetable garden, growing fruits and vegetables for their table. She was also an accomplished seamstress and enjoyed sewing and knitting, creating numerous functional outfits and pieces for her family.
They were still very much in love and devoted to each another after almost 69 years of marriage! At one point before giving up driving, Heath drove into Bothell to get a Mother's Day card for his bride - one of his last independent "errands".
In the last several years, Heath's health declined as a result of dementia and a stroke, but Adele was his constant companion and caretaker to the end - Heath called her "his angel". Heath passed away July 18, 2011 in Bothell. He was much loved by his family and friends who will miss his lively conversations and good company with him. In all, he was a compassionate, intelligent and ethical person throughout his life.
Adele always had a sparkle in her eyes and was loved and admired by her family as well as friends at her assisted living facility. Her family wondered where she got her strength and determination, but she passed away July 16, 2012 in Bothell, WA after battling non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. She was compassionate, loving, determined and righteous throughout her life. Their family and friends will miss them both very much.
May they rest in peace at Evergreen Washelli in Seattle, together again.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/seattle-wa/adele-guptill-8169667
 
Guptill, Heath Reese (I1823)
 

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