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Chapter IV
Generation 4 Ancestors
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[8] William Henry Forsythe [Bill]
[Chart 1]
[Chart 3]
[Chart 105]
[Photo]
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Male
Father: William Marion Forsyth [16] ++++
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Mother: Margaret Scully [Maggie] [17] ++++
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Name: William Henry Forsythe++++
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Name: W. H. Forsyth++++
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Name: William Henry Forsyth++++
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Name: Bill Forsyth++++
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Name: Willie Forsyth++++
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Name: William Forsythe+++
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Name: William H. Forsythe++++
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Nickname: Bill
Relation: grandfather: William Henry Forsyth [32] ++++
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Relation: grandmother: Margaret Godsil [35] ++
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Relation: grandmother: Martha Lurinda McFarland [33] ++++
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Relation: great-grandfather: Alpha L. Forsyth [64] ++
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Birth: (25 FEB 1893) W. 2nd St. Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Census: (1 JUN 1900) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Named) (7y)++
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Census: (15 APR 1910) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Named) (17y)++
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Graduation: (2 JUN 1911) Corpus Christi High School in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++
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Occupation: (FROM 1913 TO 1932) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois C. B. & Q. Railroad switchman++++
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Residence: (5 JUN 1917) 543 S. Cedar St. Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Residence: (15 JAN 1918) Knox County, Illinois++++
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Residence: (10 JUN 1918) Knox County, Illinois++++
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Census: (1 JAN 1920) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Named) (26y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Named) (37y)++
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Occupation: (FROM 1932 TO 1941) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois Metropolitan Insurance Agent++++
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Occupation: (FROM OCT 1941 TO 30 OCT 1959) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois Milwalkee Railroad switchman++++
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Retirement: (30 OCT 1959) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois++++
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Residence: (JUL 1974) Arlington Heights, Cook County, Illinois+++
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Death: (8 JUL 1974) Resurrection Hospital in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois++++
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SSDI
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Death: (9 JUL 1974) Resurrection Hospital in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois++++
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SSDI
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Burial: All Saints Cemetery, Des Plaines, Illinois++++
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Social Security Number: 330-05-4895+++
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Source References:
[S2] The Forsythe-Humphrey Story
[S3] Martha Lurinda McFarland Obituary, March 5, 1920
[S6] A Book of Memories
[S7] Margaret Godsil Obituary
[S238] Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S422] 1920 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg, Ward 1
[S429] 1930 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg, Ward 6
[S437] 1910 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg
[S443] 1900 Unites States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg
[S769] Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
[S874] William H Forsythe - Notice of Classification (19180115)
[S875] William H. Forsythe - Notice of Classification (19180610)
[S876] All Saints Cemetery Photographs
[S1067] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
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| William Henry Forsythe (1935) |
| submitted by:Bill Forsythe |
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According to "The Forsythe-Humphrey Story" and "A Book of Memories", both written by his wife, William Henry Forsythe was the son of William Marion Forsyth and Margaret Scully. He is also mentioned as the grandson of Margaret Lurinda McFarland in her obituary. He was born on on February 25, 1893, at W. 2nd St., Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois. He died on July 8, 1974, in Resurrection Hospital, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He is buried in All Saints Cemetery, Des Plaines, Illinois.
When Bill was a small child he went by Willie Forsythe. Bill added the 'e' to the end of his name while in high school. Apparently his cousin Forrest J. Forsyth had gotten into some trouble, so Bill and his sister Edna wished to disassociate their names. Edna later removed the 'e'. It seems odd they would do this since they were the only Forsyth’s in the town of Galesburg at the time. I found Forrest's WW1 draft card, and there he has written his last name as Forsythe, so the above story is probably not true.
Bill attended Galesburg Public School, Corpus Christi Grade School, and Corpus Christi High School where he graduated June 2, 1911. After graduation, he worked for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy (C.B. & Q.) Railroad, first as a timekeeper and pay-roll clerk, then as a switchman from 1913 to 1932. He was left go from the railroad during the depression and worked as a Metropolitan Insurance Agent in Galesburg, Illinois until 1941. Bill belonged to the Knights of Columbus in Galesburg, was a 4th Degree Knight, and played on the K.C. ball team. He also sang in the Glee Club and Church Choir. They moved to Chicago in 1942, where he found work once again as a switchman on the Milwaukee Railroad from October 1941 until he retired on October 20, 1959. From then on he did volunteer church missionary work in the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Mary of the Lake Church in Chicago, Illinois.
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Chart 3: Ancestors of William Henry Forsythe
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Linked To:
Alpha L. Forsyth [64] , William Henry Forsyth [32] , William Marion Forsyth [16] , William Henry Forsythe [Bill] [8] , William Patrick Godsel [70] , Margaret Godsil [35] , Arthur McFarland [134] , Eliza McFarland [67] , Martha Lurinda McFarland [33] , William Madison McFarland [Madison] [66] , Mary Reily [71] , Edmund Scully [34] , Margaret Scully [Maggie] [17] , Lucinda Ann Witt [65]
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Arthur
McFarland
chart 11 chart 14 chart 15 (~1788-1834)
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Alpha + Lucinda William + Eliza William + Mary
Layson | Ann Madison | McFarland Patrick | Riley
Forsyth | Witt McFarland | (1814-82) Godsil | (~1816-80+)
(1819-91) | (~1822-80) (1814-96) | (1817-<80) |
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William + Martha Edmund + Margaret
Henry | Lurinda Scully | Godsil
Forsyth | McFarland (1842-1911) | (1847-1907)
(1845-71) | (1846-1920) |
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William + Margaret
Marion | Scully
Forsyth | (1873-1954)
(1871-1904) |
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William
Henry
Forsythe
(1893-1974)
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chart 1
chart 105
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[9] Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey [Min]
[Chart 1]
[Chart 4]
[Chart 105]
[Chart 111]
[Photo]
[Photo]
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Female
Father: David Henry Humphrey [18] ++++
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Mother: Phoebe Jane Compton [Jennie] [19] ++++
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Name: Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey++++
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Name: Minnie Elizabeth (Forsythe)++++
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Name: Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey (Forsythe)++++
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Name: Minnie Elizabeth Forsythe+++
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Name: Minnie E. Forsythe++++
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Nickname: Min
Relation: grandmother: Julia Ann Taylor [39] ++
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Birth: (26 DEC 1894) 424 South Prairie St. in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Census: (15 APR 1910) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Named) (15y)++
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Graduation: (29 MAY 1913) Galesburg High School in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Graduation: (13 OCT 1914) Brown's Business College in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Adult Christening: (MAY 1917) Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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Census: (1 JAN 1920) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Given) (25y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois (Given) (35y)++
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Death: (12 NOV 1990) Barrington, Illinois++++
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Burial: All Saints Cemetery, Des Plaines, Illinois++++
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Number of Children: 6++++
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Source References:
[S2] The Forsythe-Humphrey Story
[S6] A Book of Memories
[S8] Letter from Ora Cunningham to Minnie Forsythe
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S422] 1920 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg, Ward 1
[S427] 1910 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg, Ward 6
[S429] 1930 United States Census, Illinois, Knox, Galesburg, Ward 6
[S821] Phoebe Compton Will
[S876] All Saints Cemetery Photographs
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| Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey (1912) |
| submitted by:Mary Bouschard |
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| Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey (1935) |
| submitted by:Bill Forsythe |
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Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey was the daughter of David Henry Humphrey and Phoebe Jane Compton as she states in her biographies. She was born on December 26, 1894, at 424 South Prairie St., Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois. She was baptized in May or 1917, in Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois, and she died on November 12, 1990, in Barrington, Illinois. She is buried alongside her husband in All Saints Cemetery, Des Plaines, Illinois.
Minnie attended Bateman Public School, Galesburg Grade School, and Galesburg High School Graduated where she graduated on 29 May 1913. She then attended Brown's Business College where she graduated 23 October 1914. She then worked as private stenographer for the Division Superintendent Office of the C. B. & Q. Railroad until she was married.
Minnie wrote several unpublished books about her ancestry and her family, and was the sole inspiration for the author’s involvement in his family’s history.
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Chart 4: Ancestors of Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey
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Linked To:
Jonathan Jesse Compton [38] , Lt. James Compton [76] , Phoebe Jane Compton [Jennie] [19] , David Henry Humphrey [18] , Hugh Humphrey [36] , Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey [Min] [9] , Rachel Jelliffe [79] , Phebe Lamoreaux [77] , Elizabeth Lovell [37] , Bennet Taylor [78] , Julia Ann Taylor [39]
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chart 18 chart 19 chart 20 chart 21
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James + Phebe Bennett + Rachel
Compton | Lamoreaux Taylor | Jelliffe
(1782-1867) | (~1786-1885) (1794-1853) | (1793-1830)
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Hugh Elizabeth Jonathan Julia
Humphrey + Lovell Jesse Ann
(1819-90) | (1827-1890) Compton + Taylor
| (1818-87) | (1824-1913)
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David + Phoebe
Henry | Jane
Humphrey | Compton
(1856-1924) | (1857-1938)
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Minnie
Elizabeth
Humphrey
(1894-1990)
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chart 1
chart 105
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William Henry Forsythe [Bill] married Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey [Min]
[Chart 105]
[Photo]
[Photo]
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Children:
William David Forsythe [Bill] [4] ++++
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James Marion Forsythe
Edward Eugene Forsythe
Donald Robert Forsythe
Mary Phyllis Forsythe
Joel Howard Forsythe
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Marriage: (25 JUN 1917) Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois++++
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| William Henry and Minnie Elizabeth (Humphrey) Forsythe (June 25, 1917) |
| submitted by:Bill Forsythe |
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| William Henry, William David, and Joel Howard Forsythe, Mary Phyllis (Forsythe) Bouschard, James Marion, Minnie Elizabeth (Humphrey), and Donald Robert Forsythe (August 28, 1965) |
| submitted by:Bill Forsythe |
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William Henry Forsythe and Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey were married on June 25, 1917, in Corpus Christi Church, Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois .
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Ahnenlist for Gerald Joseph Bouschard
[1] Gerald Joseph Bouschard (5 SEP 1932,WI - 9 MAR 2006,IL)
[2] Alfred Peter Bouschard (14 FEB 1906,WI - 29 JAN 1980)
[3] Elizabeth Edwards (8 MAR 1906,WI - )
[4] Carolus Bosschaerts (1866,Bel - 1938,WI)
[5] Rosalie Vandenplas (1869-1921)
[8] Petrus Joannes Bosschaerts (1823,Bel - 1887,Bel)
[9] Rosalia de Meulder (1828,Bel - 1903,Bel)
[16] Joannes Baptist Bosschaerts (1793,Bel - 1853,Bel)
[17] Sophia de Smet (1794,Bel - 1858,Bel)
[18] Albertus de Mulder
[19] Maria Elizabeth Cleremans
[32] Guilielmus Joannes Bosschaert (1753,Bel - 1810,Bel)
[33] Joanna Maria Driessens (1754,Bel - 1818,Bel)
[34] Joannes de Smet (Bel - 1803,Bel)
[35] Maria Theresia van Kerckhoven (Bel - 1803,Bel)
[64] Joannes Bosschaert (1707,Bel - 1765,Bel)
[65] Joanna Janssens
[66] Leonardus Driesen (1730-)
[67] Catharina van Brucht
[70] Joannes van Kerckhoven
[71] Joanna Maria de Mulder
[128] Augustinus Bosschaert (1687,Bel - 1749,Bel)
[129] Huberta de Mans (1686,Bel - 1742,Bel)
[256] Franciscus Bosschaert
[257] Elisabeth Janssens
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Chart 105: Descendants of William and Minnie Forsythe
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Linked To:
William David Forsythe [Bill] [4] , William Henry Forsythe [Bill] [8] , Minnie Elizabeth Humphrey [Min] [9]
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chart 3 chart 4
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William + Minnie
Henry | Elizabeth
Forsythe | Humphrey
(1893-1974) | (1894-1990)
____________________________|_____________________________
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William James Eddie Donald Mary Joel
David Marion Eugene Robert Phyllis Howard
Forsythe Forsythe Forsythe Forsythe Forsythe Forsythe
(1918-) (1919-1993) (1921-1925) (1923-1971) (1932-) (1935-)
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chart 100 chart 106 chart 107 chart 108 chart 109
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[10] Fredrick Albert Loebach [Al]
[Chart 1]
[Chart 6]
[Photo]
[Photo]
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Male
Father: Franz Joseph Loebach [Frank] [20] ++++
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Mother: Maria Catharina Broscheid [Catharina] [21] ++++
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Name: Fredrick Albert Loebach++++
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Name: Frederich Albert Loebach++++
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Name: Fredrick Albert Loebach++++
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Name: Frederick A. Loebach++++
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Name: Fredrick Loebach++++
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Name: F. Al Loebach++++
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Name: Al Loebach++
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Name: F Loebach+++
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Name: F. Albert Loebach+++
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Name: Fred A. Loebach++
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Nickname: Al
Birth: (14 MAY 1891) Dwight, Livingston County, Illinois++++
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Census: (13 JUN 1900) Madison, Carroll County, Indiana (Named) (9y)++
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Military: (5 JUN 1917) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (register for the WW1 draft) (26y)++++
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Residence: (5 JUN 1917) 1628 Catalpa Ave in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois++++
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Military: (1 JUN 1918) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (inducted into the United States Army) (27y)++++
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Military: (10 DEC 1918) Camp Kearny, California (received a Certificate in Proficiency at the Regimental Training School for Bakers and Cooks, Company B., 21st Infantry)++++
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Military: (17 JAN 1919) Camp Grant, Illinois (discharged from United States Army)++++
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Census: (1 JAN 1920) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (Named) (28y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (Named) (39y)++
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Moved: (ABT 1978) 7616 Richland Rd. in Richland Hills, Tarrant County, Texas++
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Death: (19 MAY 1979) 7616 Richland Rd. in Richland Hills, Tarrant County, Texas (pulmonary insufficiency due to metastatic prostate) (88y)++++
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SSDI
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Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery in River Grover, Cook County, Illinois+++
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Military ID Number: (3081108)++++
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Occupation: butcher++++
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Social Security Number: 356-14-5465++++
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Source References:
[S2] The Forsythe-Humphrey Story
[S5] Fred Loebach Certificate of Death
[S9] Fred Loebach Discharge
[S10] Texas Death Indexes (1964-1998)
[S237] Texas Department of Health. Texas Death Index, 1964-1998. [database on-line]
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S428] 1930 United States Census, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, Ward 49
[S496] 1920 United States Census, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, Ward 26
[S768] Email: Loebach - Broscheid
[S769] Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
[S816] Fredrick Loebach Bakers and Cooks Military Training Record
[S817] Fredrick Loebach Obituary
[S818] Clara Mayer Obituary
[S1036] 1900 United States Census, Indiana, Carroll, Madison, District 35
[S1067] World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
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| Fredrick Albert Loebach (1921) |
| submitted by:Doris Forsythe |
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| Fredrick Albert Loebach (May 10, 1947) |
| submitted by:Doris Forsythe |
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Fredrick Albert Loebach, according to his death certificate, filled in by his daughter, was the son of Frank Joseph Loebach and Mary Katherine Brosheid. He was born in Dwight, Livingston County, Illinois on May 14, 1891. Al was a butcher by trade. He was drafted in World War I when he was 27 years old and served in the Army as a cook from June 1, 1918 to January 21, 1919. He died at the home of his daughter, May 19, 1979 at the age of 88. Cause of death was Pulmonary Insufficiency due to a Metastatic prostate. He is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, River Grover, Cook County, Illinois.
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[11] Clara Elizabeth Mayer
[Chart 1]
[Chart 6]
[Photo]
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Female
Father: Gerhard Mayer [22] ++++
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Mother: Margaretha Dahm [Maggie] [23] ++++
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Name: Clara Mayer++++
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Name: Clara Elizabeth Loebach++++
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Name: Clara Elizabeth Loeback++++
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Name: Clara Loebach+++
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SSDI
Name: Clara E. Mayer++
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Name: Clara _____++
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Name: Clara E. Loebach, nee Mayer+++
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Name: Clara E. Loebach+++
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Birth: (3 JUN 1900) Illinois++++
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Census: (15 APR 1910) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (Named) (9y)++
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Census: (1 JAN 1920) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (Named) (19y)++
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Adult Christening: (SEP 1921) Holy Trinity Church in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
Census: (1 APR 1930) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (Given) (30y)++
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Residence: (26 APR 1983) 7616 Richland Rd. in Richland Hills, Tarrant County, Texas++++
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Death: (26 APR 1983) Glenview Hospital in North Richland Hills, Tarrant County, Texas (Respitory failure due to Metabolic acidosis and dehydration) (82y)++++
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SSDI
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Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery in River Grover, Cook County, Illinois+++
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Social Security Number: 349-60-4712++++
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Social Security Number: 349-20-1695+++
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Source References:
[S2] The Forsythe-Humphrey Story
[S4] Clara Loebach Certificate of Death
[S10] Texas Death Indexes (1964-1998)
[S238] Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File
[S258] 1910 United Status Census, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, Ward 26
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S428] 1930 United States Census, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, Ward 49
[S486] 1920 United States Census, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, Ward 25
[S768] Email: Loebach - Broscheid
[S769] Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
[S817] Fredrick Loebach Obituary
[S818] Clara Mayer Obituary
[S819] Clara Mayer Memorial Card
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| submitted by:Doris Forsythe |
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Clara Elizabeth Mayer, according to her death certificate, filled in by her daughter, was the daughter of Gerhard Mayer and Margaret Dahm. She was born June 3, 1900, presumably in Illinois, and was baptized into the Roman Catholic church in September of 1921, at the Holy Trinity Church, Chicago, Cook County, Illlinois.
She died on April 26, 1983, in Glenview Hospital, North Richland Hills, Tarrant County, Texas, at the age of 82 of respiratory failure due to Metabolic acidosis and dehydration caused by diabetic ketoacidosis. She also suffered from senilic dementia the last few years of her life. She is buried alongside her husband.
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Fredrick Albert Loebach [Al] married Clara Elizabeth Mayer
[Chart 6]
[Photo]
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Children:
Richard Albert Loebach [Dick]
Doris Marie Loebach [5] ++++
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Marriage: (26 OCT 1921) Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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| Al and Clara Loebach, 1922 |
| submitted by:Doris Forsythe |
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Al and Clara were married in Chicago, Illinois on October 26, 1921. They lived in Chicago, Illinois all there lived, but moved to Texas in just prior to 28 Feb 1978 to live with their daughter. Al’s SSN was: 356-14-5465. Clara’s SSN was: 349-60-4712.
Al's grandchildren called him "Poppy". He was drafted during WWI and transferred to California. They came through the train asking if anyone was a cook. He raised his hand and said he was a meat cutter - so he became a cook. He served in the Army from 1 June, 1918 to 21 January, 1919.
Al met Clara while he worked for her father as a delivery boy. He drove a delivery wagon. Al and Clara lived in Chicago most of their lives. They never owned a home, and always rented an apartment. Clara's parents owned a 6-flat on Edgewater Avenue. Al and Clara live in the first floor apartment most of their married lives. When Clara's mother died, the oldest son, John Mayer, wanted Clara and Al to move to the second floor, so that the more desirable first floor apartment was available for renting. Clara refused, and they never spoke to one another again. The building was eventually sold, and Al and Clara continued to live there for many years. Eventually they moved to a third story apartment in another location, which after several years became too difficult to manage, and as they were advancing in age, they moved to Texas to live with their daughter, Doris and son-in-law, Bill. They remained there the rest of their lives.
Near the end, Poppy had lost most of his short term memory, but could tell stories from his youth. He sang happy birthday to Bill Forsythe on the morning of 18 May 1979, and died in his sleep that evening. Poppy was always happy, and never complained about his condition. Bill found him in the morning with his finger along side his face - he was smiling. Clara, came down with Alzheimer’s disease, and had to eventually be put in a nursing home to be cared for properly. She died 4 years later.
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They had 2 children:
c1. Richard Albert (19 Oct 1923 - )
m. Martha Seitz (10 Dec 1927 - )
c1.1. Robert Michael (20 Oct 1949 - 13 Sep 1991)
c1.2. Thomas James (13 Feb 1952 - )
c1.3. James Richard (14 Aug 1954 - )
c1.4. Janet Lynn (9 Aug 1956 - )
m. Frederick Hahn (1 Jul 1956 - )
c1.5. Brian Joseph (6 Oct 1957 - )
m. Linda Bartak (28 Sep 1959 - )
c1.6. Joanne (10 Mar 1965 - )
m. Patrick Anderson (28 Mar 1966 - )
c2. Doris Marie (22 Aug 1926 - )
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Chart 6: The German Connection
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Linked To:
Maria Catherine Becker [369] , Josepha Bennerscheid [41] , Johann Broscheid [42] , Maria Catharina Broscheid [Catharina] [21] , Anna Catharina Cornet [Katy] [43] , Bernard Dahm [368] , Johannis F. Dahm [46] , Margaretha Dahm [Maggie] [23] , Mathias Dahm [92] , Nicolas Dahm [184] , Johannes Gaveler [378] , Margarethae Gaveler [189] , Gerhard Heintz [380] , Henrich Heintz [190] , Elizabeth Jane Heinz [95] , Maria Catherine Igel [383] , Anna Marie Kleiter [377] , Doris Marie Loebach [5] , Franz Joseph Loebach [Frank] [20] , Fredrick Albert Loebach [Al] [10] , Heinrich Loebach [40] , Clara Elizabeth Mayer [11] , Gerhard Mayer [22] , Maria Neisics [379] , Anna Maria Sonnen [381] , Johann Nicholas Wagener [Nicholas] [376] , Peter Wagener [188] , Catharina Gertrude Wagner [47] , Johannis Wagner [94] , Catharina Weiler [191] , Jacob Weiler, of Matzen [382] , Barbara Weiner [93]
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Bernard + _____ Nicholas + Anna Johannes + Maria Gerhard + Anna Jacob + Maria
Dahm | Becker Wagener | Marie Gaveler | Neisics Heintz | Maria Weiler | Catherine
(1740- ) | (1745- ) (-1803+) | Kleiter (-1803+) | (-<1803) | Sonnen | Igel
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Nicolas Peter + Margarethae Henrich + Catharina
Dahm Wagener | Gaveler Heintz | Weiler
(1776/7-1867) (~1768-1856) | |
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Mathias + Barbara Johannis + Elizabeth
Dahm | Weinand Wagner | Jane
(1812-1902) | (~1809-) (1805-92) | Heinz
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chart 102 | |
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Heinrich + Josepha Johann + Anna Johannis + Catharina
Loebach | Bennerscheid Broscheid | Catharina Dahm | Gertrude
(1822/3-) | | Cornet (1839-1918) | Wagner
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Frank + Maria Gerhard + Margaretha
Joseph | Katharina Mayer | Dahm
Loebach | Brosheid (1864-1949) | (1872-1958)
(1856-1924) | (1856-1941) |
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Fredrick + Clara
Albert | Elizabeth
Loebach | Mayer
(1891-1979) | (1900-83)
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Richard Doris
Albert Marie
Loebach Loebach
(1923- ) (1926- )
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[12] Denzil Leroy Alexander [Dan]
[Chart 1]
[Chart 2]
[Chart 7]
[Photo]
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Male
Father: Joseph Franklin Alexander [24] ++++
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Mother: Margaret Ellen Ince [Maggie] [25] ++
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Name: Denzil Alexander+++
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Name: Denzil L Alexander+++
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Nickname: Dan
Birth: (21 JUL 1907) East Mill Creek, Salt Lake County, Utah+++
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Census: (15 APR 1910) East Mill Creek, Salt Lake County, Utah (Named) (2y)++
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Census: (1 JAN 1920) Buhl, Twin Falls County, Idaho (Named) (11y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California (Named) (22y)++
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Death: (31 JAN 1975) Crescent City, Del Norte County, California+++
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Social Security Number: 559-03-0025+++
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Social Security Number: 559-03-0029+++
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Source References:
[S238] Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File
[S239] California Death Index, 1940-1997. [database online]
[S432] 1930 United States Census, California, San Bernardino, San Bernardino
[S441] 1910 United States Census, Utah, Salt Lake, East Mill Creek
[S485] 1920 United States Census, Idaho, Twin Falls, Buhl
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| Denzil Alexander, about 1961 |
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Denzil Leroy Alexander was the son of Joseph Franklin Alexander and Margaret Ellen Ince. He was born on July 21, 1907, in Eastmill Creek, Utah. He died on January 31, 1975, in Crescent City, California.
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Chart 7: Ancestors of Denzil Leroy Alexander
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Linked To:
Ann _____ [201] , Alvah Alexander [48] , Denzil Leroy Alexander [Dan] [12] , Jabez Alexander [96] , Joseph Franklin Alexander [24] , Elizabeth Davies [205] , John Davies [102] , Margaret Ellen Davies [51] , Margaret Ellen Ince [Maggie] [25] , Thomas Ince [100] , William Ince [200] , William Jeffs Ince [50] , Ann Jeffs [101] , Edward Jones [204] , Cathrina Nilsdotter [49] , Lois Pool [97] , Ellen Price [103] , Allexa Olsdotter [393] , Ellika Hansson [799] , Gertrud Svensdotter [797] , Maria Nilsdotter [197] , Marta Nilsdotter [99] , Merta Segolsdotter [399] , Nils Andersson [796] , Nils Andersson [198] , Nils Nilsson [98] , Nils Olsson [196] , Oluf Nilsson [392] , Oluf Nilsson [398] , Segol Larsson [798]
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Nils + Gertrud Segol + Ellika
Andersson | Svensdotter Larsson | Hansson
(-1821) | (1735/6-1811) (-1819) | (1739-90)
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Oluf + Allexa Oluf + Merta
Nilsson | Olsdotter Nilsson | Segolsdotter
(1747-1800) | (1748-1808) | (-1811)
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Nils + Maria Nils + Maria William + Ann Edward + Elizabeth Richard
Olsson | Nilsdotter Andersson | Olsdotter Ince | _____ Jones | Davies Price
(1769-1844) | (1777-1835) (1784-1859) | (1787-1868) | (-1815) | |
\______________ | ____/ ___/ ___/
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chart 22 chart 23 | | | | |
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Jabez + Lois Nils + Marta Thomas + Ann John + Ellen
Alexander | Pool Nilsson | Nilsdotter Ince | Jeffs Davies | Price
(1755-1843) | (1758-1821) (1812-99) | (1815-1907) (1806-)| (1815-56) (1815-93) | (1819-94)
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Alvah + Cathrina William + Margaret
Alexander | Nilsdotter Jeffs | Ellen
(1799-1890) | (1835-1904) Ince | Davies
| (1844-1921) | (1843-1908)
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Joseph + Margaret
Franklin | Ellen
Alexander | Ince
(1874-1933) | (1880-1972)
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Denzil
LeRoy
Alexander
(1907-75)
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chart 2
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[13] Lillie May Bangle
[Chart 1]
[Chart 2]
[Chart 8]
[Chart 111]
[Photo]
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Female
Father: Leonard McKinley Bangle [26] ++++
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S431
Mother: Callie Anise Hostetler [27] ++++
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Birth: (24 AUG 1913) Wheatland, Hickory County, Missouri
Census: (1 JAN 1920) Redlands, San Bernardino County, California (Named) (6y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Redlands, San Bernardino County, California (Named) (16y)++
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Death: (10 DEC 1973) Presbyterian Hospital in San Francisco, California (heart attack)
Burial: Hillside Cemetery in Redlands, San Bernardino County, California
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Source References:
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S423] 1920 United States Census, California, San Bernardino, Redlands
[S431] 1930 United States Census, California, San Bernardino, Redlands
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Lillie Mae Bangle was the daughter of Leonard McKinley Bangle and Callie Anise Hostetler. She was born on August 24, 1913, in Wheatland, Missouri. She died on December 10, 1973, of heart failure at the Presbyterian Hospital in San Francisco, California. She is buried in Hillside Cemetery, Redlands, California.
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Chart 8: Ancestors of Lillie Mae Bangle
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Linked To:
Franicah _____ [443] , Leonard McKinley Bangle [26] , Lillie May Bangle [13] , William Franklin Bangle [52] , Mary E. Christman [111] , Phoebe Hartzler [219] , Adam J. Hostetler [108] , Callie Anise Hostetler [27] , Jefferson J. Hostetler [54] , Emmelin Parsons [107] , Mary Emeline Pine [53] , Squire Lee Pine [106] , Adam Ream [440] , Samuel P. Ream [220] , Samuel W. Ream [110] , Sarah Elizabeth Ream [Lizzie] [55] , Elizabeth Reighard [221] , Peter Reighard [442] , Theodate Yeator [105]
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Adam Peter + Franciah
Ream Reighard | _____
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Phoebe Samuel + Elizabeth
Hartzler P. | Reighard
| Ream | (1800-91)
chart 24 | (~1795-1865) |
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Joseph + Theodate Squire + Emmelin Adam + Catherine Mary + Samuel
Bangle | Yeaton Lee | Parsons J. | Ross Christman | W.
| Pine | (1830-1910) Hostetler | (1825-73) (1837/8-1910+) | Ream
| (1823-) | (1823-1910) | (~1832-91+) |
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William + Mary Jefferson + Sara
Franklin | Emeline J. | Elizabeth
Bangle | Pine Hostetler | Ream
(1851-1918) | (1853-1927) (1847-1929) | (1856/7-1943)
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Leonard + Callie
McKinley | Anise
Bangle | Hostetler
(1894-1971) | (1894-1918)
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Lillie
Mae
Bangle
(1913-73)
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chart 2
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Denzil Leroy Alexander [Dan] married Lillie May Bangle
[Photo]
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Children:
Wesley Leroy Alexander [Wes] [6] ++++
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Marriage: (1 DEC 1930) Redlands, San Bernardino County, California
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| Denzil and Lillie Alexander, about 1962 |
| submitted by:Jackie Rutledge |
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Dan and Lillie were married on December 1, 1930, in Redlands, California.
Dan and Lillie had 2 children:
Luewella Mae (31 Mar 1932 - 2 Aug 1978) m. Charles L. Crouse
Wesley Leroy Alexander (26 Jun 1935 - 24 Jul 1973) m. Jackie Therese LeVasseur
After they were married they went to live with his parents in San Bernardino, California, along with the other siblings. Dan and his brothers would turn over their paychecks to his mother, and in turn she would dole out an allowance to each of the wives. Lillie eventually demanded that they move out, but Dan refused to leave his mother. Lillie left and after about a week Dan changed his mind.
Lillie loved adventure and dreamed of living in Alaska. She was never able to realize that dream. She was an accomplished seamstress and loved working in the garden. She raised beautiful flowers and loved growing orchids. She always had a wonderful vegetable garden. She and Dan lived on the Sunrise Ranch (Orange Ranch) at the East Highland Orange company, where Dan worked for over 30 years. In 1960 they moved to Colton, San Bernardino County, California where Dan worked for the California Portland Cement Company as grounds keeper. They later moved to Crescent City, California. where Lillie worked for the Seaside Hospital in maintenance. She had a massive heart attack in November, 1973 and was a patient at Seaside Hospital for almost a month. When her condition became critical, she was transferred by helicopter to San Francisco, California to the Presbyterian Hospital where she died.
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[14] Elmore Leonard LeVasseur [Elmo]
[Chart 1]
[Chart 2]
[Chart 9]
[Photo]
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Male
Father: Eusebius Laurent LeVasseur [Zeb] [28] ++++
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Mother: Mary Belle Zora Williams [29] ++++
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Name: Elmore L. Levasseur++++
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Name: Elmor Levasseur++
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Name: Elmo L LeVasseur+++
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Name: Elmo LeVasseur++
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S828:24
Nickname: Elmo
Birth: (13 AUG 1902) Campti, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana+++
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Census: (15 APR 1910) Jewella, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (Named) (7y)++
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Census: (17 JAN 1920) Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (Named) (17y)++++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (Named) (27y)++
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Death: (16 NOV 1942) Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (heart attack) (40y)+++
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Burial: Forest Park Cemetery in Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana
Occupation: carpenter++++
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Source References:
[S240] Louisiana Statewide Death Index, 1900-49. [database online]
[S426] 1910 United States Census, Louisiana, Caddo, Jewella
[S433] 1930 United States Census, Louisiana, Caddo, Shreveport
[S436] 1920 United States Census, Louisiana, Caddo, Shreveport
[S828] The Pavey's of the House of Benjamin
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Elmo Leonard LeVasseur was the son of Eusebius Laurent LeVasseur II and Mary Belle Zora Williams. He was born on August 13, 1902, in Campti, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana. He died of a heart attack on November 15, 1942, in Shreveport, Louisiana and was buried there at the Forest Park Cemetery.
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Chart 9: Ancestors of Elmo Leonard LeVasseur
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Linked To:
Nancy _____ [233] , Jeanette Girod [115] , Marie Celemine Laffitte [Mandy] [119] , Antoine Laurent [114] , Madelaine Veronique Laurent [Veronique] [57] , Elmore Leonard LeVasseur [Elmo] [14] , Eusebius LeVasseur [Zeb] [56] , Eusebius Laurent LeVasseur [Zeb] [28] , Lessin Ludger LeVasseur [112] , Marie Francoise Poissot [117] , Charles Rambin [118] , Mary Theresa Susan Rambin [Susan] [59] , Marianne Trichel [113] , Henry S. Williams [232] , Henry S. Williams [58] , John Brandon Williams [116] , Mary Belle Zora Williams [29] , Samuel Williams [464]
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Samuel
Williams
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Henry + Nancy
S. | _____
Williams | (1803-58)
chart 26 chart 27 (1797-1855) | chart 28 chart 29
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Lessin + Marianne Antoine + Jeanne John + Marie Charles + Marie
Ludger | Trichel St. Laurent | Girod Brandon | Francoise Rambin | Celemine
LeVasseur | (1810-42) (1822-75) | (1820-94) Williams | Poissot (1806-98) | Laffitte
(1803-45) | | (1827-) | (1831-58) | (1815-84)
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Eusebius + Madeline Henry + Mary Therese
LeVasseur | Veronique S. | Susan
(1831-97) | St. Laurent Williams | Rambin
| (1846-1935) (1850-89/90) | (1855-1936)
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Eusebius + Mary Belle
Laurent | Zora
LeVasseur | Williams
(1869-1949) | (1877-1952)
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Elmo
Leonard
LeVasseur
(1902-42)
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chart 2
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[15] Dora Lee Pavey
[Chart 1]
[Chart 2]
[Chart 10]
[Photo]
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Female
Father: Francis Nathan Pavey [30] ++++
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S436
S828:15
S1037
Mother: Frances Ann Couvillon [31] +++
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S828:15
S1037
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Name: Dora Lee Pavey++
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S828:15,24
Name: Dora LeVasseur++
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Name: _____ Pavey+++
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Name: Dora L. Pavey+++
S1037
Birth: (11 APR 1905) Bunkie, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana++
S828:24
Census: (1910) Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana (Named) (5y)+++
S1037
Census: (1 JAN 1920) Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (Named) (14y)++
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Census: (1 APR 1930) Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana (Given) (24y)++
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Married 2nd: Thomas Jefferson Ford (30 SEP 1948)++
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Death: (26 SEP 1986) Montclair, California
Burial: Bellevue Mausoleum in Ontario, California
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Source References:
[S239] California Death Index, 1940-1997. [database online]
[S417] Author's Knowledge
[S433] 1930 United States Census, Louisiana, Caddo, Shreveport
[S436] 1920 United States Census, Louisiana, Caddo, Shreveport
[S828] The Pavey's of the House of Benjamin
[S1037] 1910 United States Census, Louisiana, Avoyelles, Ward 10
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| Dora Lee (Pavey) LeVasseur, 1940s |
| submitted by:Jackie Rutledge |
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Dora Lee Pavey was the daughter of Frances Nathan Pavey and Francis Ann Couvillion. She was born on April 11, 1905, in Bunkie, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana. She died on September 26, 1986, in Montclair, California. She is buried in Bellevue Mausoleum, Ontario, California.
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Chart 10: Ancestors of Dora Lee Pavey
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Linked To:
Doralise Sarah Bordelon [125] , Frances Ann Couvillon [31] , Fulgence Couvillon [62] , Zelien Couvillon [124] , Maria Gibbs [121] , Dora Lee Pavey [15] , Eleonora Ann Pavey [63] , Francis Nathan Pavey [30] , John Jefferson Pavey [60] , Rev. John Benajmine Pavey [120] , Sarah Augusta Whaley [61]
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John + Maria Zelien + Doralise
Benjamin | Gibbs Couvillion | Sarah
Pavey | (1816-65) (1819-65) | Bordelon
(1813-82) | | (1826/7-75)
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John + Sarah Leonora + Fulgence
Jefferson | Augusta Ann | Couvillion
Pavey | Whaley Pavey | (1842-1901)
(1838-1911) | (~1845-1909) (1852-1933) |
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Francis + Frances
Nathan | Ann
Pavey | Couvillion
(1873-1913) | (1873-1952)
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Dora
Lee
Pavey
(1905-86)
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chart 1
chart 2
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Elmore Leonard LeVasseur [Elmo] married Dora Lee Pavey (her 1st)
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Children:
Jacqueline Therese LeVasseur [Jackie] [7] ++++
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Marriage: (15 SEP 1926) Powhathan, Louisiana++
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Elmo Leonard and Dora Lee were married on September 15, 1926, in Bossier City, Louisiana by a Justice of the Peace, and then later at St. John's Catholic Church in Shreveport, Louisiana, by their priest.
Elmo and Dora Lee had 6 children:
Frances Lee (15 Jul 1927 - 25 Aug 1992)
Elmo "Sonny" Leonard (12 Jul 1931 - 15 Jan 1981)
Helen Marie (4 Dec 1933 - 2001)
James Byron (4 Feb 1936 - May 1937)
Jacqueline Therese LeVasseur (12 Nov 1937 - ) m1. 26 Jun 1954, Wesley Leroy Alexander, m2. 12 Jul 1970, Henry Eugene Rutledge
Patricia Anne (13 Nov 1939 - ) m. Jim Franklin
Elmo and Dora Lee bought a home in Cedar Gove, Louisiana, near Shreveport. They later moved to 851 Wilkinson St., Shreveport, Louisiana. Elmo was a carpenter and later a general building contractor. He, along with his brothers, built many home in the Shreveport area. Elmo was also an avid fisherman.
After Elmo died at the age of forty, Lee was left to care for 5 young children. She had no work experience and couldn’t drive. She made the difficult decision to place 2 of her children in St. Joseph’s Orphanage in Pineville, Louisiana. There were Helen and Jackie. The youngest child went to live with her Uncle Francis Nathan Pavey’s family for 6 months, but then joined her sisters in the orphanage. This was during the war, so Dora Lee and her daughter Frances were able to find work at the nearby Shell Plant puddling TNT. After the war, Dora Lee applied for a job driving a limousine for a hotel in downtown Shreveport. She still did not know how to drive, but she got the job anyway. Her friend gave her several quick lessons, but when she started she still did not know how to backup. She would drive her passengers between the hotel and the airport. Luckily this was a circular drive. She later held jobs for the Yellow Cab Company as a taxi driver and then as a switchboard operator.
The girls returned home from the orphanage to live in mid-1944, but by November of 1945, they were placed in the Methodist’s Children’s home in Ruston, Louisiana. On September 30, 1948, she married Thomas Jefferson Ford and in May 1949, the girls finally returned home for good.
Thomas Ford was born September 17, 1920 in Converse, Louisiana, and died in 1980 in Montclair, California. Tom was a Master Sergeant in the Air Force, and was stationed at Barksdale Air Force Base in Bossier City, Louisiana. He was transferred to Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, and then to Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino, California. They rented a home on Texas St. in Redlands, San Bernardino, California. In 1951, they eventually were able to buy a home at 1155 Washington St. in Redlands. They later moved to Waterman Canyon, San Bernardino, followed by several other locations, but eventually settled at 5509 Kingsley Ave, Montclair, California.
Dora Lee was a wonderful southern cook and was known for her pork roast and gravy, shrimp and chicken gumbo, potato salad, and cornbread. She always made family, friends and guests feel welcome and would cook for everyone morning, noon and night. Her favorite color was red, from her hair to the carpeting.
Dora Lee and Tom loved going to garage sales, playing cards, and fishing. They also kept Chihuahuas. He was known by his grandchildren as Big Daddy, and she as Mother.
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