I understand that Charles Tallman died in Kuna, ID on May 11, 1934. Does anyone have information on his wife and family? What I know is going up at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~vlwest/george/shipm...

I understand that their children married into the Haitley, Nelson, Simonson, and Whitehead families.

Thanks.

Kuna Herald
Kuna, Ada County, Idaho
Friday, May 18, 1934

Charles E. Tallman was born January 8, 1856, at Madison, Wisconsin, died, May 11, 1934, age 76 years, 4 months and 3 days of diabetes.
When about four years old the family moved to Chipewa county, Wisc., where Mr. Tallman grew to manhood and married Mary E. Shipman in 1880. To this union was born Orva E. Tallman, Spirit Lake, Idaho; Lem G. Tallman, Waukegan, Illinois, Hugh Tallman, Kuna, and Mrs. Blanche Simonsen of Spokane, Washington. Other surviving relatives are thirteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren and one brother, Morris Tallman, of Lock, Washington.
In the year of 1900 Charles Tallman and family moved from Wisc. to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
About 40 years of his life was spent in the lumber and sawmill industry. Most of the past 22 years he has lived in and around Kuna, where he was known to everyone as Dad Tallman.
Mr. Tallman was only ill a very short time going to a Boise hospital May 6 for treatment. Funeral services were conducted at the Kuna M.E. Church Sunday. Burial was made in Kuna cemetery.

Kuna Herald
Kuna, Ada County, Idaho
Friday, July 15, 1932
Beloved Kuna Woman Answers Last Summons

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tallman, wife of Charles E. Tallman, for 20 years a resident of Kuna, died Tuesday morning at the family home following an extended illness. She was 76 years old.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Tallman is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W.S. Simons, Spokane, Washington, three sons, L.G., Waukegan, Ill., O.E., Spirit Lake, and George M. Tallman one of our local merchants. There are also 12 grandchildren surviving.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. White at the M.E. Church, Thursday afternoon. She was laid to rest in Kuna cemetery.
The esteem and love for this grand old lady was shown by the packed house of sorrowing firends and the profusion of beautiful flowers. She was a wonderful wife, mother, and friend. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.