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| 2501 | Lawrence Lowell Caskey, 94, passed away on Saturday, June 15, 2013 at his residence in Paso Robles, CA. He was born in April 1919, in Oklahoma, and was the son of Arthur Caskey and Carrie Caskey, the youngest of five children. Lawrence attended USC, and served in the United States Air Force for 20 years. He was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross. He was employed by Lockheed as a pilot for 20 years. Mr. Caskey is survived by his wife, Somboon Caskey, son, Martin Caskey. He was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur Caskey and Carrie Caskey, son, Howard Caskey, sisters Ruth Caskey, Thelma Caskey, and Lorrie Caskey, brother, Eugene Caskey. | Caskey, Lawrence Lowell "Larry" (I1781)
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| 2502 | Lawrence R. Nighswonger, 73, of 1502 Antia, retired employe of Kansas Gas and Electric Co., died Monday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Immanuel Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Edith; a son, Larry Lynn, Topeka; two daughters, Mrs. C. W. Smith, Potwin, Kan., and Mrs. Gene Simmons, Augusta, Kan., and two sisters, Mrs. Alva Kinney, Wichita, and Mrs. R. E. Vaughan, Pueblo, Colo. Broadway Mortuary has charge. The Wichita Eagle. Wichita, Kansas. Tuesday, 19 February 1974. | Nighswonger, Lawrence Richard (I1433)
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| 2503 | Learn more about Minnie Clara Wunnenberg's family at https://hiltner.com/wunnenberg/index.php and see her personal page at https://hiltner.com/wunnenberg/getperson.php?personID=I88&tree=tree1 | Wunnenberg, Minnie Clara (I47)
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| 2504 | Leaves Son Here. The Pantagraph specials of Wednesday mentioned the death of Rev. Samuel A. Glasgow, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Woodson near Jacksonville. The funeral was held yesterday. Rev. Mr. Glasgow was drowned while rescuing his son. The Jacksonville Courier of Wednesday said: - He is survived by his wife and three children. Elkins, Mary and James, aged 12, 11 and 2 years respectively; his mother and father, who reside near Mt. Sterling; three brothers, Allen H. Glasgow, who was instructor in the high school of this city until several months ago, when he moved to Wyoming; Bert, who resides near Bloomington; Ed, of Wyoming, and two sisters. The Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois. Friday, 29 May 1908. LKH note: what the news article does not mention is that Samuel's wife, Carrie, was pregnant with their fourth child who would be born in October. She would name the child Samuel Arthur Glasgow after his late father. | Glasgow, Samuel Arthur (I841)
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| 2505 | Leo C. Tull, 81, of Holdrege, died Wednesday at the Phelps Memorial Health Center. Leo was born Aug. 4, 1915, north of Arapahoe in Gosper County. Leo was the second of three children of Otto and Emma (Vandruff) Tull. Leo attended the Snow Ball Rural School District in Gosper County and Arapahoe High School. He farmed in Gosper County until his retirement. On Nov. 2, 1975 he was united in marriage to Hazel Kolves of Holdrege and they made their home in Holdrege. Mr. Tull was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Holdrege. Survivors are: wife, Hazel; stepdaughters: Barbara Beck and her husband, Harold, of Holdrege, Sharon Stevens and her husband, Paul, of Orleans; grandchildren: Jodie Martin of Fort Collins, Colo., Kandis Beck and her husband, Clark, of Las Vegas, Kurt Beck and his wife, Wendi, of Lincoln, Holly Abrahamson and her husband, John, of Axtell and Andrew Stevens of Orleans; great-grandchildren: Amber and Seth Martin, Maddelynn Anderson, Paige Taylor Abrahamson, Hanna Beck, Kylie Beck and Austen Bryan; brother, Robert Tull of Arapahoe, aunt, Zelda Naumann of Lexington; nieces: Myra Krumme of Kansas City, Mo., and Terri O'Grady and her husband, Paul, of Falls City; three great-nieces, one great-nephew and great-great-nephew. Leo was preceded in death by his parents, sister, Itha Krumme and brother-in-law, Henry Krumme and grandson, Kent Beck. Graveside services were at the Arapahoe Cemetery, Arapahoe, NE. Published in The Holdrege Daily Citizen, Holdrege, Nebraska (Phelps County), Thursday, July 17, 1997. | Tull, Leo C. (I488)
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| 2506 | Leo S. Braido Bethesda – Leo S. Braido, 55, of Lloydsville, died Friday morning at his home following an apparent heart attack. A retired mechanic, Mr. Braido was born Sept. 4, 1923, at Lansing, Ohio, a son of Angela Pradal Braido of Lloydsville and the late Robert Braido. A Catholic, Mrs. Braido served with the Air Force during World War II. Surviving in addition to his mother are a daughters, Mrs. Betty Browning of Burbank, Ohio; four sons Robert of St. Clairsville, Joe of Bethesda, Leo and John, Both of Lore City; a sister, Mrs. Gloria Gongola of Lloydsville; and six grandchildren. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Kelly-Kemp Funeral Home at Bethesda where the service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday with Father Carl Borosh officiating. Burial will be in Rock Hill Cemetery at Flushing. The Time Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio. Saturday, 23 December 1978. | Braido, Leo Sante (I174)
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| 2507 | Lester E. Kilpatrick, D.D. Lester E. Kilpatrick, D.D., 80, of Beaver Falls, died Monday, April 2, 1990, in the Reformed Presbyterian Home, Pittsburgh. Born Aug. 15, 1909, in Morning Sun, Iowa, a son of the late Alfred and Ella Edgar Kilpatrick, he was a resident of Beaver Falls since 1971. A minister for over 50 years, he served in the ministry in Hong Kong from 1938 to 1940, and in Toronto, Canada, from 1940 to 1943. He served from 1943 to 1945 with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the European Theater during World War II. He served in the ministry in Sterling, Kan., from 1945 to 1956; in Phoenix, Ariz., from 1956 to 1971, and came to the First Reformed Presbyterian Church, Patterson Township, in 1917, where he served until his retirement in 1980. In 1966, he received his Doctorate Honorary of Divinity, award to him by Geneva College. He served as chaplain in the Civil Air Patrol in Phoenix. He was the American representative and treasurer of the Reformation Translation Fellowship, vice-president of the National Reform Association and, in 1977, was moderator of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod. | Kilpatrick, Lester E. (I979)
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| 2508 | Lester Fay Visalia, Tulare Co. – Funeral services for Lester Fay, 69, of Tracy, San Joaquin County, were held in the Hadley Funeral Chapel last night with the Rev. David McMartin of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Fay, who died Monday, was a retired plumber. He was in Visalia for a week’s visit. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gratia Van Den Heuvel of Alameda, and two sons, Thomas of Klamath Falls, Ore., and Lester, Jr., of Florida. The body will be cremated in the Chapel of the Light in Fresno. The Fresno Bee, Fresno, California. Friday, 8 November 1957. | Fay, Lester Haines (I1379)
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| 2509 | Lester H. Fay Lester H. Fay, 69, former resident of the Rogue valley, where he conducted a plumbing business, died while visiting in Visalia, Calif., yesterday morning, according to friends here. His home was in Tracy, Calif. He was born July 14, 1888. He lived in this area during the 1940s, and was married to the former Elizabeth Thomas of Phoenix, Ore. She preceded him in death. Survivors include a daughter, Gratia Van Den Huebel, 1626 Walnut st., Alameda, Calif.; two sons, Lester Fay Jr., who lives in Florida, and Thomas Fay, Klamath Falls; and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Hadley’s Funeral home in Visalia, Calif. Date and time for services has not been set. Medford Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Wednesday, 6 November 1957. | Fay, Lester Haines (I1379)
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| 2510 | Letha A. Padgett, 76, 400 Tennessee Ave., St. Cloud died Friday. Born in Auburn, Kan., she moved to St. Cloud from Topeka, Kan., in 1932. She was a homemaker and a Methodist. She was a member of the St. cloud Chapter 46 Order of the Eastern Star and a charter member of the Ladies of the Moose, St. Cloud. Survivors: sons, Karlin L., Gary, both of St. Cloud; sister, Mrs. Gladys Hill, St. Cloud; five granddaughters. Fisk Funeral Home, St. Cloud. The Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida. Sunday, 15 November 1987. | Porter, Letha Agnes (I1594)
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| 2511 | Lettie R. Parker was born in Andrews county, Mo., Nov. 11th, 1866, died in Clearwater Nov. 28th, 1903. She was married to Judson S. Parker Dec. 30th, 1885. To the union three children were born, Alvas, aged sixteen years, Iva, aged ten and Leroy aged six, all living to mourn with their father the loss of a kind mother. She removed with her parents to Kansas in 1872. At the age of fifteen she was converted and united with the Baptist church at Goddard, afterward uniting with the Baptist church as this place of which she remained a faithful member until her death. She was a faithful wife and kind mother and the family have the sympathy of the entire community in their irreparable loss. The funeral was conducted at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. D.I. Howard and the remains, followed by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends, were laid to rest in the Clearwater cemetery. Wm. Parker and wife, of Valley Center, and Mrs. Cutler, of Norton, attended the funeral. The deceased was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shores. Clearwater Courant, Clearwater, Kansas. Thursday, 3 December 1903. | Shores, Rachel Melettie "Lettie" (I696)
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| 2512 | Levina is included in the list of siblings in her brother Alexander's biography in Biographical History of Page County, Iowa (Lewis & Dunbar Publishers, 1890). "Levina, wife of Robert Logan" | McKeown, Margaret Levina (I323)
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| 2513 | Lewis McKeown Muscatine, Iowa – Services for Lewis S. “Mac” McKeown, 69, will be 2 p.m. Monday at George M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Eliza Creek Cemetery, Eliza, Ill. Graveside military rites will be conducted by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and World War I Barracks. Visitation will be 2-9 p.m. Sunday. He died Thursday at his home. He owned and operated M&D Transport, Wilton. Mr. McKeown married Clara “Dolly” Fuller in 1946 in Norfolk, Va. During World War ii, he served in the Army. His memberships included American Legion, Wilton; and VFW, Muscatine. A memorial fund has been established. Survivors include his wife; daughters, Connie (Mrs. Ronald) Kopf and Karen (Mrs. David) Courtois, both of Muscatine; and Melissa (Mrs. Patrick) Jolly, Fort Polk, La.; a son, Stanley, Romeo, Mich.; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson; a step-granddaughter; a sister, Phyllis (Mrs. Richard) Graff, Peru, Ill; and several nieces and nephews. Quad-City Tribune, Davenport, Iowa. Saturday, 29 June 1991. | McKeown, Lewis Stanley (I649)
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| 2514 | Lewis Samuel Davis Mr. Lewis S. Davis, 96, of the Burlington Care Center, died Tuesday, March 11, at the care center. He was born September 20, 1890, in Mediapolis, to Oscar and Lilly Percial (sic) Davis. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are six sons, Marvel and Melvin, both of Burlington, Oscar, Phoenix, Arizona, Sheldon, Norwich, Connecticut, George, Grands (sic) Pass, Oregon, and Marshall, Denver, Colorado; four daughters, Mrs. Phyla Dochterman, Burlington, Mrs. Clarissa Hester, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Mrs. Lee Meacham, Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Lilly Hillson, San Antonio, Texas; 34 grandchildren and 45 great-grandchildren. Services for Mr. Davis will be at 10:30 a.m.. Saturday at Sheagren Funeral Home. Burial will be in Kossuth Cemetery, Mediapolis. | Davis, Lewis Samuel (I663)
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| 2515 | Liff, Edna Meryle Thomas Died Sunday morning August 3, 1996 in Oakhurst California. She was 95. Edna was the granddaughter of an early California family. Her grandfather, John Brown Parker, was the first Postmaster and the first Justice of the Peace of Pomona, California. In 1899 her father, Benjamin Franklin Thomas and her uncle, Perry Parker went to seek gold in the Klondike. Edna was born in Los Angeles and lived more than 70 years of her life there. She was a resident of Mariposa for 15 years. She had a very sweet nature and endeared herself to everyone who knew her. She is survived by a sister, Ethelda Turner of Rio Vista, California and her daughter, Betty Boykin of Mariposa, California, a niece and two nephews. Neptune Society of Central California. Fresno. The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California. Saturday, 10 August 1996. | Thomas, Edna Meryle (I1378)
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| 2516 | Lillian Ruth Reed, 88, of Lincoln, died Thursday, March 13, 2008. Reed was born in Casper, Wyo., to Leonard C. and Lena (Duncan) Forsman Jan. 28, 1920. A cremation with no viewing and a private burial will take place at the Celebration of Life at Fourth Presbyterian Church, 5200 Francis, Lincoln, on April 19 at 2 p.m. Memorials can be sent to Fourth Presbyterian Church for Mission in Pakistan and condolences or personal reflections may be sent online at www.roperandsons.com. Lillian graduated from Natrona County High School in Casper. She married Roland Floyd Reed in 1937. Roland and Lillian farmed north of Morrill, Mitchell, and Scottsbluff for 50 years. Lillian raised a family of three sons, and one daughter in rural Sioux and Scotts Bluff Counties. Education was important to her and she encouraged her children to attended college. She was an avid reader and a life-long learner. She attended classes in accounting and in tailoring at Scottsbluff Junior College. Lillian has been a member and leader in the Presbyterian Churches of Morrill; and later (1988) Fourth Presbyterian Church in Lincoln. Lillian was an Elder in both churches, a Sunday school teacher and has held many church offices including president of Presbyterian Women (Morrill Church), and Box Butte Presbyterial. An honorary PW membership was granted to her in 1974. She was an officer of the Nebraska Synodical. Lillian served as delegate three times to the Purdue conference of Presbyterian women. As one of the early women elected church elder (1955), she has twice been a delegate to General Assembly (1955, 1974). She has served as a Cub Scout Den Mother (nine years), Extension Club leader/member (45 years), and 4-H leader (10 years) in Sioux County. After an early retirement, Lillian and Roland traveled abroad several times going to Germany, Greece, India and Pakistan. When her husband could no longer travel, she went with a friend to China. Lillian and Roland served as Volunteers in Mission in Pakistan for the Presbyterian Church six winters. Upon returning to the USA, they shared about the work they had seen through mission interpretation in many churches. Lillian was caregiver for her husband who lived 20 years with Alzheimers. Since moving to Lincoln, she has been a Senior Companion for 13 years, has worked as substitute manager for the Calvert Senior Center, and served as a companion and friend with Project Help. She continued to be active in church activities, serving four terms as ruling elder and also as vice-president of Presbyterian Women (Fourth Presbyterian Church). She is survived by: son/daughters-in-law: Lee & Mary Reed of Lincoln, son Robert of Kansas City, Mo., daughter/son-in-law Ruth Anne and Ron Ries of Junction City, Kan., and by second cousin and former-daughter-in-law Christina Reed of Kansas City, Mo. Grandchildren and spouses include: Susan and Richard Gifford of Scottsbluff, Marika and Tim Crosby of Asuncíon, Paraguay, Carol and Robert Klein Sterling; Kim and Ananda Palanichamy of Mt. Prospect, Ill., Kelley and Brad Hellman of Gurnee, Ill., Rene & Rod Russell of Lee's Summit, Mo.; Robert and Becky Reed of Kansas City, Mo., Ryan and Kristen Reed of Big Sandy, MT; Michael Ries and Scott Ries of Los Angeles, Calif, "adopted grandson" Khalat Almuzory and family of Lincoln and 19 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by sisters-in-law Helen (Reed) Strey of Gering, Caroline Forsman of Montesano, Wash., and Diane Forsman of Richland, Wash., and by two nieces and five nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Roland, brothers Glenn and Robert Forsman, her son Ralph, and brother–in-law William C. Strey. Published by The Star-Herald from Mar. 17 to Mar. 19, 2008. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/starherald/name/lillian-reed-obituary?id=27255883 | Forsman, Lillian Ruth (I1289)
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| 2517 | Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, NE), Friday, November 21, 1986; pg. 23 McKeown - Tom P., 91, rural Superior, died Thursday. Born Jewell County, Kan. Member, Webber, Kan., United Methodist Church, Kansas Home Guard during WWI. Survivors: wife, Estella; daughters, Mrs. Don (Norman) Bargen, Nora, Mrs. Don (Phyllis) Hurd, Formoso, Kan.; son, Keith, rural Superior; brother, Clifford, Kansas City, Mo.; 10 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Webber United Methodist Church, Webber, Kan. The Rev. Elton Hunter. Evergreen Cemetery, Superior. | McKeown, Thomas Paxton (I606)
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| 2518 | Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln, NE), Sunday, August 26, 1962; pg. 18 Smith Rites Set Monday Served 38 Years In Highway Dept. Funeral services for Fred C. Smith, Safety Engineer of the State Highway Department, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Trinity Methodist Church in Lincoln. Burial will be in Superior. Smith, 69, was born in Superior. He served 38 years with the State Highway Department and 4 years with the Illinois Highway Department. He was Division Engineer at McCook and Lincoln and was assigned the new post of Safety Engineer last March. He is survived by his wife, Edith, one son, Robert, of Lincoln, a daughter, Elizabeth, of St. Louis, Mo., two sisters, Mrs. Stella King of Arapahoe and Mrs. Blanche Dahlgren of Superior, and one grandson. | Smith, Fred Clarence (I617)
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| 2519 | Lincoln Journal Star (NE) - Friday, June 25, 2004 Phyllis Marie Nelson, 75, Lincoln, died Monday (6/21/04). Born, Wymore (6/16/29) to Carl and Lavilla (Miller) Hansen. Member, Beta Sigma Phi, United Methodist Women, Eastern Star, Southgate United Methodist Church. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, James "Jim" and Julie Nelson, Lincoln; daughter, Cara Nelson, Hillsdale, Wyo.; grandchildren, Susan nelson, Hillsdale, Paul Nelson, Chadron, Eric Nelson, Lincoln, James T. "J.T." Nelson, Lincoln; brothers, Armand and Clem Hansen, both of Grant, Marvin Hansen, Houston; sister, Shirley Howard, Lincoln; sister-in-law, Shirley Hansen; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by: husband, James W.; parents; brother, Kenneth Hansen. A celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Southgate United Methodist Church, 3500 Pioneers Blvd. The Rev. Robert Edwards. Private inurnment, Lincoln Memorial Park. Arrangements by, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. www.genealogybank.com Contributor: Kathy Monical (49101662) | Hansen, Phyllis Marie (I1248)
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| 2520 | Lincoln Journal Star (NE) - Monday, May 27, 2002 Nelson -- James W., 79, Lincoln, died Saturday (5/25/02). Born, Liberty (7/13/22) to James and Emma (Dugan). Member, South Gate UMC; Mason Past Master Oriental Lodge 87, Denver; VFW Post 3606; American Legion Post 3; Scottish Rite. Survivors: wife, Phyllis; son, James "Jim" A., Lincoln; daughter, Cara Nelson, Hillsdale, Wyo.; granddaughter, Susal Nelson, Hillsdale; grandsons, Paul, Omaha, Eric, Lincoln, James T. "J.T.," Lincoln; sisters, Faye Little, Vancouver, Wash., Bertha Richardson, Lincoln, Barbara Hood, Gothenburg, Isabelle Trent, Dayton, Ore.; nieces, nephews. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, South Gate United Methodist Church, 3500 Pioneers Blvd. Private inurnment with military honors, Lincoln Memorial Park. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. www.genealogybank.com Contributor: Kathy Monical (49101662) | Nelson, James Wallace (I1230)
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| 2521 | Lincoln, NE. Survived by daughter Kristen Debban, son Jordan Debban, both Lincoln; mother Grace Emmett, Auburn, NE; sisters, Kathy (Gary) Ensz, Auburn, Mary (Bill) Fitzke, Sun Lakes, AZ; brother Scott Emmett, Scotia, NE. SERVICES February 23, 11am Hemmingsen Funeral Home, Auburn. Inurnment of ashes later in the Arapahoe Cemetery, Arapahoe. Memorials, Capitol City Humane Society, or Nebraska Special Olympics. HEMMINGSEN FUNERAL HOME Auburn, NE 402-274-3631 | Emmett, Sarah Ellen (I503)
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| 2522 | Little, James Kenneth Madison/Walnut Creek, California/Davis, California. Dr. James Kenneth Little, age 93, passed away on Sunday, March 12, 2000, at his home in Davis, California, after a short illness. He was born in Alden, Kansas, on September 1, 1906. Dr. Little’s professional career was devoted to teaching, research, and public service in education. Beginning as a high school teacher in Pawnee Rock, Kansas, he rose to become a professor and vice president of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he spent 37 years before retiring to California in 1971. Dr. Little was a man of varied achievements. He received an A.B. degree from Sterling College (Kansas) in 1928, a M.S. degree from Emporia State University (Kansas) in 1931, and a Ph.D. degree from Ohio State University in 1934. In 1950, Sterling College awarded him an honorary LL.D. degree. In 1954-55, while on leave from University duties, Dr. Little served as U.S. Deputy Commissioner of Education, under the then Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He returned in 1960-61, to direct a research project on federal programs in high education that had been authorized by the U.S. Congress as part of the National Education Defense Act. Dr. Little also was appointed to task forces named by the U.S. Department of Defense to review and make recommendation on their education-related programs. These assignments took him to stations in Europe, Ethiopia, and South Vietnam. In Wisconsin, his activities included: appointments by the Governor to the staffs of the Coordination Council on Higher Education, and the Governor’s Commission on Education; the Community Welfare Council of the City of Madison, and chairman of its committee on Needs and Priorities. He was the faculty representative of the University of Wisconsin to the Big Ten Athletic Conference, and participated in the arrangements for the Rose Bowl Pact with the Pacific Athletic Conference (PAC-10). He was president of the University of Wisconsin YMCA board of directors, and was co-director of the Center for Studies in Vocational Education. Immediately before his retirement, he was senior fellow at the American College Testing Program, Iowa City, Iowa. Dr. Little was a member of the American Psychological Association, the American Association of Educational Research, and the American Association of High Education, of which he was president 1951-52. Dr. Little is survived by his wife, Faye, to whom he was married for 69 years; a son, Philip (Colleen), of DeForest; a daughter, Connie (Roger) Sebek, Vancouver, Washington; six grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Ken (Elaine), of Auburn, California. Memorial contributions to the University of Wisconsin Foundation are suggested. Interment will occur at Lafayette, California. There is no memorial service planned. Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Wisconsin. Tuesday, 14 March 2000. | Little, James Kenneth (I1236)
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| 2523 | LKH note: Announcement of marriage of Miss Clarabell Terry and Mr. Howard Worsham marriage in Kissimmee on Jan. 13, 1937. Orlando Evening Star, Orlando, Florida. 15 Jan 1937. Listed as Mrs. ClaraBell Worsham of Orlando in her father Boyd Terry's obituary in 1968. No records found after that. | Terry, Clara Belle (I1125)
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| 2524 | LKH Note: Emma married Herbert Basil Rivington In 1931 they and their two children sailed on the S.S. Majestic from South Hampton, England arriving in New York on 26 May 1931. Herbert Basil Rivington (b. 1877, London, England) Emma Myrtle Rivington (b. 1883, Nebraska, USA) Lavina Edith Rivington (b. 1921, Atchison, USA) Robert Thurston Rivington (b. 1923, Khartoum, Egypt) Their last residence at that time was Menouf, Egypt Herbert Basil Rivington was a minister. He, Emma, and the children were missionaries in Egypt. From news articles, it appears that the family visited Emma's relatives in the the US in 1931 and 1956. Later they settled in England. | McKeown, Emma Myrtle (I570)
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| 2525 | LKH Note: Emma married Herbert Basil Rivington In 1931 they and their two children sailed on the S.S. Majestic from South Hampton, England arriving in New York on 26 May 1931. Herbert Basil Rivington (b. 1877, London, England) Emma Myrtle Rivington (b. 1883, Nebraska, USA) Lavina Edith Rivington (b. 1921, Atchison, USA) Robert Thurston Rivington (b. 1923, Khartoum, Egypt) Their last residence at that time was Menouf, Egypt Herbert Basil Rivington was a minister. He, Emma, and the children were missionaries in Egypt. From news articles, it appears that the family visited Emma's relatives in the the US in 1931 and 1956. Later they settled in England. | Rivington, Herbert Basil (I1848)
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| 2526 | LKH note: Jonathan married a second time in 1892 so he and Emma must have divorced before then. | Peoples, Jonathan Edgar (I807)
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| 2527 | LKH note: 1950 US census, enumerated 5 April 1950. Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa. 804 Summer Street Maxine L. McKeown, age 36, divorced Beverely A., age 13 Don Paul, age 6 Also same dates: 6 April 1950, Certificate of Marriage in Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming license issued 5 April 1950 Maxine L. McKeown of of 804 Summer Street, Burlington, Iowa divorced 11 Feb 1949 b. 15 September 1914 dau of Perry Riggs & Alva Haines married Willard R. Granaman of Cheyenne, Wyoming divorced 15 June 1946 b. 9 April 1915, Sperry, Iowa. son of Eligha Granaman and Beda Bjork | Riggs, Maxine Lenore (I619)
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| 2528 | LKH note: All census records show Agnes' birthplace as Iowa. Her obituary is the only record that states Pennsylvania as her birthplace. | Warner, Agnes Decker (I687)
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| 2529 | LKH note: Anna's first marriage was to Dewey Coffman. They had three children. | Simmering, Anna Emilie (I49)
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| 2530 | LKH note: both of Alpha and Ada sons, Thomas and Gary, died in a small plane crash in August 1973. | Pitcher, Alpha Ottis (I1088)
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| 2531 | LKH note: both of Alpha and Ada sons, Thomas and Gary, died in a small plane crash in August 1973. | Chestnut, Ada Fern (I1087)
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| 2532 | LKH note: Can not confirm if this is the correct Robert McKeown. Dates and location seem to match. Need more research. R.P. McKeown of the Beulah settlement left with his family for Southern Arkansas today, where he will engage in farming and fruit culture. Superior Weekly Journal, Superior, Nebraska. Wednesday, 19 January 1898, page 1. Report comes from Southern Missouri that Robert McKeown, who moved there a few weeks since, is very dangerously ill of typhoid fever and that three of his children are down with the same terrible disease. Superior Weekly Journal, Superior, Nebraska. Saturday, 12 March 1898, page 1. | McKeown, Robert (I91)
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| 2533 | LKH note: Census records confirm that Anges joined the household of David and Nancy Warner. Although all census records from 1860 onward give Anges' birthplace as Iowa, she joined the Warner household at least by age 4 in Pennsylvania which reinforces her obituary's claim that she was born in Pennsylvania. 1850 census Cowanshannock, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. David Warner, age 41, farmer, b. PA Nancy A. Warner, age 26, b. PA Agnes Decker, age 4, b. PA 1860 census. Elba Township, Knox County, Illinois David Warner, age 41, farmer, b. PA Nancy Warner, age 36, b. PA Agnes D. Wright, age 15, b. Iowa Wilson Foster, age 40, b. PA | Warner, Agnes Decker (I687)
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| 2534 | LKH note: City directory for unnamed city in Kansas in 1908. Name Mrs Agnes D Parker Gender Female Residence Year 1908 Residence Place Kansas, Kansas, USA Occupation Carpet Weaver Publication Title , Kansas, City Directory, 1908 | Warner, Agnes Decker (I687)
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| 2535 | LKH note: Daisie was first married to Unknown McKey. Her marriage record for her marriage to Russell S. McGuyer in Mary 1951 states that she is divorced. Russell S. McGuyer is also listed as divorced. From Russell's obituary it appears that Daisie and Russell divorced some time before 1966 when Russell married a third time to his wife Julia listed as his survivor. | Nettles, Daisie E. (I522)
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| 2536 | LKH Note: Death location from: The Washingtons: a family history. Generation Eleven of the Presidential Branch. V.7, part 2, page 692. By Justin Glenn. Digital first edition by Savas Publishing Company. ISBN-13: 978-1-94066-939-7. Found on Google Books | Kirkpatrick, John Laurence (I1474)
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| 2537 | LKH note: Della Stokes’ obituaries and tombstone record her surname as Della Stokes. In the 1920 census, Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma she is listed as Della Caskey, living alone, head of household, widow, teacher. | Stokes, Della E. (I1116)
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| 2538 | LKH note: from info gathered from census records and Find a Grave: John Stevenson was first married to Berth Armistis Wilson (1872-1938. They had at least one daughter, Lydia. Two years after Berth's death, John Stevenson married a second time in 1940 to Jane Isabel Walkinshaw. It was her first marriage. Jane died in 1949, leaving John a widower again in the 1950 census. | Stevenson, John (I1663)
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| 2539 | LKH note: from obituary: Shawnee Mission Medical Center. In 2 Jan 2019 Shawnee Mission Medical Center was renamed AdventHealth. Location: 9100 West 74th St., Merriam, Kansas | Baker, Frances Louisa (I1283)
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| 2540 | LKH note: From what I can piece together from clues in newspapers, Find a Grave, and census info. Find a Grave note states he was first married to Billie Avice Foster (1899-1945) and they had two daughters. 1920 census - Long Beach, Los Angles County, Calif. Wilber C. Gruendike, age 26, b. in Massachusetts, conductor, P.E. RR wife: Betie [Billie], age 20, daughter Jacqueline. Unable to locate “Wilbur”, wife or daughter/s in 1930 census. HOWEVER there is this: 1930: William C. Gruendike, age 37, divorced, born in Massachusetts, salesman for oil company. Listed as son living in the household of Kate Gruindike, age 67, b.Illniois. Indication in 1900 census that Wilbur was adopted. 1940 census – Inglewood, Los Angeles County, Calif. Wilbur C. Gruendike, age 48, b. in Massachusetts, is a saleman for an oil company. Alma, age 41, b. in Iowa, no occupation listed. 1950 census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, Calif. Wilbur C. Gruendike, age 56, b. in Massachusetts, divorced, lodger, real estate broker, proprietor of real estate office. 1950 census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, Calif 1820 Chickasaw Alma, age 52, born in Iowa, divorced, no occupation listed. In the US Veterans Administration Master Index Wilbur Clifford Gruendike born: 13 Jan 1893 Military service: 13 Jan 1919 Residence: Long Beach, California death: 31 June 1968 [1960? Typo on Ancestry?] California Death Index Wilbur C. Gruendike born: 14 Jan 1893, Massachusetts death: 30 Jun 1960, Los Angeles County, Calif. mother’s maiden name: Holdstad Meanwhile there is a Bill/William Gruendike. He was a realtor and in newspaper advertisement his name appears as W.C. (Bill) Gurendike. He does not appear in any other records. The name Bill Gruendike appears at least by 1953 in newspaper ads for real estate. He was a realtor who had his own office at 4809 York Blvd. in Highland Park and in March 1958, moved the office to 4817 York Blvd. News article about him opening a new realty office appeared in the Highland Park News-Herald and Journal on Sunday, 2 March 1958. That new office included Bill and Alma Gruendike and Charles M. Crowe, all from the old office. Both Bill and Alma appear in the 1950 census living in separate locations and each is listed as divorced. However, in the 1958 news article, they’re both still working out of the same realty office. | Gruendike, Wilbur C. (I461)
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| 2541 | LKH note: In 1980 David Sheets changed his surname to include his wife's surname: David Stary-Sheets. | Sheets, David Baskerville (I1604)
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| 2542 | LKH note: In her husband Lawrence Lee Parker's obituary, Edna is referred to as Mrs. Edna May Hamilton Parker, well know singer. | Hamilton, Edna May (I702)
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| 2543 | LKH note: is this the same Sadie Orr? Londonderry Miss Sadie Orr is very low with consumption. Cambridge Jeffersonian, Cambridge, Ohio. Thursday, 30 April 1885. | Orr, Sadie (I109)
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| 2544 | LKH note: John Alfred Heasty and wife Hannah were missionaries for the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. They served in Egyptian Sudan beginning in April 1920. | Heasty, John Alfred (I587)
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| 2545 | LKH note: Lena was first married to Richard Moore (1861-1920). She is buried beside him under the surname Moore. | Minnihan, Mary Magdalena "Lena" (I1849)
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| 2546 | LKH note: Leroy Casey married Marian E. Henry (nee Pankey) on 20 June 1986 in Reno, Nevada. | Casey, Leroy Virgil (I1271)
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| 2547 | LKH note: Margaret Celia Gates was married more than twice. First marriage was to Granville Vandiver before 1940. Married to someone with the surname of Field and divorced before 1960. Married Max Clay Fullmer on 23 Jul 1960. | Gates, Margaret Celia (I893)
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| 2548 | LKH note: married 3 Sept 1946 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon to Robert Corbin Burnham b. 29 Jun 1920, Independence, Missouri son of Samuel Burnham and Minnie A. | MacDougall, Marilyn Jean (I1282)
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| 2549 | LKH note: Member of IOOF Lodge No.265, Clearwater, Sedgwick County, Kansas [Independent Order of Odd Fellows] | Parker, Ira Erskine (I680)
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| 2550 | LKH note: Name and location match to this to Agnes. Advertisement in the Valley Center Index newspaper: Carpet weaving I have purchased a Fly-Shuttle Loom and am weaving rag carpets at my home. I will keep on hand at my house Disenfectant soap, Mentholatum and notions and supply my old dustomers. I take this opportunity to thank my friends for their patronage in the past. Agnes D. Parker Valley Center Index, Valley Center, Kansas. Friday 24 April 1903. | Warner, Agnes Decker (I687)
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