Owyhee - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Hedum & Bishop, Photographers, Silver City

scoffey8406 — 27 Aug 2008 5:25:56 GMT

Where can I find information on the photographers Hedum and Bishop, and the years they were active in Silver City?
Any information will be appreciated.

Hot Springs

jdvandermark — 14 Apr 2004 1:16:09 GMT

I recently located a death record for an gr uncle Fred Custer Lindley that said he died at Hot Springs in 1946 - which I think is in Owyhee county. He is in Jerome County on the 1930 census and may have moved to Owyhee county - but I was wondering if perhaps he had gone to a hospital there or something.

Does anyone know what the area would have been like in 1946 - would someone have traveled to Hot Springs for medical attention?

marsing homedale cemetery headstone photos

anitasie — 30 May 2007 3:52:04 GMT

Does anyone know if there is someone who has photographed the headstones in Marsing-Homedale Cemetery? Thank you, Anita

Horse Brands - Triangle Ranch

Vern Andrews — 2 Apr 2002 9:23:29 GMT

Looking for information about the horse brands my grandfather used at the Triangle Ranch, between Murphy and Grandview, around 1920.

Headstones/Campton

Sue — 20 Sep 2004 11:27:18 GMT

I am looking for anyone who could go to this cemetery a take a picture of this headstone. I will gladly pay for what ever the cost is.
BRUNEAU CEMETERY
BRUNEAU, IDAHO
A-L
Directions to Cemetery: Highway 78 as you approach the City of Bruneau,
turn east on Hot Springs road, immediately left on Bruneau Cemetery Road,
.3 miles to the cemetery.

Surname, First Name, b.=Birthdate, d.=Deathdate, m.=Marriage, Inscription
Camton, John H (no dates)

I will gladly pay for what ever cost there is. Thanks so much
Sue

Burgess Family

JKim5330 — 3 Jul 2002 12:41:43 GMT

Trying to find out some info on Emma S Burgess who married James E Gusman/Gasman in Owyhee Co. ID ca. 1899. Brides residence was Jordan Valley, ID.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Please email me. Judy jckim@hardynet.com

Voter Registrations for 1896-1910

neesflynn — 28 Feb 2008 6:33:30 GMT

Hello. I am wondering if anyone knows how I could find or get a lookup for voter registrations for Owyhee. I am trying to track Patrick Stromblad who was in the Silver City area starting in 1894. He gained his citizenship in 1896, so he may have been registered to vote then. By 1910 he was in California, registered as Republican. I'm trying to figure out exactly when he left the Silver City area. It was sometime between 1900 and 1910 and voter registrations might help me figure that out.

Thanks so much for any help!

Denise S. Flynn

PENCE, Hon. Arthur

CBrown9547 — 25 Jun 2001 7:01:13 GMT

HELP

smk12311196 — 27 Jan 2005 9:49:27 GMT

Naturalization Papers and Oath of Allegiance

neesflynn — 17 Oct 2007 8:36:06 GMT

I am hoping someone can tell me who I should contact to get Naturalization records for Owyhee County, Idaho. I was lucky enough to find mention of the person I am researching, Patrick Stromblad, in the Idaho Avalanche. The newspaper gives his exact date of citizenship as Monday July 13, 1896. Now I just need to know how to get a copy of his paperwork.

Thanks so much for any help!

Denise S. Flynn

Gerald Edward Parker death 1997

Theurer784 — 9 Aug 2007 4:03:35 GMT

Argus Observer
Ontario, Oregon
Friday, January 17, 1997

HOMEDALE-Gerald Edward Parker, 86, Homedale, died Jan. 15 in a Caldwell hospital. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Homedale. Burial will follow at the Marsing/Homedale Cemetery, Homedale.

William Arthur Woods

Craig Woods — 16 Aug 2006 1:04:06 GMT

Interested in the below William Arthur Woods who died in Canyon County, ID in 1925. I believe he could be the son of Marshall Woods of Missouri and Colorado. He apparently moved from Owyhee to Canyon county between 1910 and 1920. Is anyone familiar with this family? Thanks, Craig Woods

Owyhee Co., ID - 1910 census:
William A. Woods(42), Annis(39), Helen(13), Marvin(10), William I.(7)

Canyon Co., ID – 1920 census:
William Woods(52), Annis(48), Helen(22), Marvin(20), Irvin(16), Joseph(9)

Joseph Babington in Owyhee County

bjlarson118 — 13 Jan 2007 5:17:45 GMT

I am looking for informatino on my great great uncle Joseph Babington. I know he had a 360 acre ranch near Silver City and resided in the county from 1864 until his death in 1922. In an article in the Idaho statesman it is stated that he ran one of the stage coach stations between Silver City and Boise. It also mentions that he used to winter with friends in Nampa and Boise. I know that he is buried with his wife Effie in Reynolds. I am looking for any stories about him and his family, and or any information about his birth having been in Pittsburgh in 22 August 1837.

obit

crystalhoskins30 — 15 Sep 2003 11:14:03 GMT

I am looking for an obit for Paul Haskett of Marsing,Owyhee, Id. He passed away on June 20 or June 21, 2001.

Thank you ever much for your help.
Crystal Hoskins

Sellman

lorenemartens — 1 Jun 2006 2:58:25 GMT

She was born Francis Juanita "Jodi" Todd 19 July 1940 in Birmingham Alabama. Recently in PeopleFinder I found her name. It says she is living in Bruneau Idaho. Anyone knowing her please tell her her mother is living in Nyssa Oregon now. She first married James Thomas Elder had son Tracy who is living. Second married Ronald Solsberg deceased. Then a ---------------Sellman who is living, divorced him too. A map shows Bruneu is in the Namap-Caldwell Idaho area.

MARK and NETTIE (nee HICKEY) PRICE, Owyhee 1890s-1900s

S_Stemont — 8 Feb 2006 6:21:24 GMT

I'm researching the Hickey family and believe one of ours may've married MARK PRICE in Blaine ID in 1892 and moved to Owyhee. Their children were: William Glenn, Lola B, George, Chancey D, Lizzie B, Ned, Nancy(?), and Mark Jr (b Feb 1900). I have a ref to a marriage record, census data for 1900, 1910, 1920 and ref to Nettie's death in 1914.

I wonder if there are any descendants out there who may have pix or more info on the family, particularly Nettie. I have lots on the Hickeys and am happy to share info.

Thanks!

About METCHE Bernard

DARMENDRAIL — 16 Nov 2005 1:06:05 GMT

I'm french. I live in basc country and i'm looking for informations about Bernard METCHE born in Lohitzun France in 1883 and dead in Bruneau Idaho the 11th november 1918.

Please help me.

Thank you very mutch.

Alain DARMENDRAIL

Gabriel Martin

Lori Martin — 11 Oct 2005 9:54:55 GMT

I am looking for the Parents of Gabriel Martin,born in 1818-1822,in Pennsylvainia,Parents also believed to have been born in Pennsylvainia also.
I am told Gabriel and his wife Catherine both died somewhere along the Idaho/Oregon border around 1895.I was hoping someone out there might possibly know where he was buried,and who his Parents were.

Silver Slipper Saloon, Silver City

Burton Williams — 23 Aug 2005 12:47:15 GMT

Researching an early souvenir plate of the Stoddard House.
Small plate says, "Stoddard House, Built 1870, Silver City".
On the reverse it is embossed, "Made for Silver Slipper".
Wondered if anyone familiar with Silver City history knows the history of the Silver Slipper Saloon? Is it still there? When did it close, etc., etc..
I would date the plate in the early century but not sure. Similiar small black glaze plates are usually German manufacture and date from 1890 - 1920. Thanks! Burton Williams in Boise.

NAPTON

sydrobcan — 5 Jan 2004 8:43:11 GMT

From the Idaho Death Index, I have information that ndicates that William Berkeley Napton died on April 30, 1947 in Homedale, Owyhee County, Idaho. I can't seem to find any other information on him. Does anyone have access to Obituaries from this time period? How might I find an obituary? Any help greatly appreciated.

Syd Robertson

Mildretta Hamilton Adams/Eva Adams (Silver City)

Patty Milich — 28 Dec 2003 2:24:34 GMT

Does anyone know if Owyhee historian Mildretta Hamilton Adams is related to the Eva Adams that appears on p. 20 of her book "Historic Silver City: the Story of the Owyhees?" Eva is related to me so I am working at finding more information.

Thanks,
Patty

E.P. Sjowall stagecoach driver

Joan T. Sullivan — 20 Apr 2004 4:28:31 GMT

E.P. Sjowall, my grgrandfather was both a saloon keeper and a stage coach driver in Owynee County. He traveled from Silver City to Oregon, I believe. I want to know more about the stagecoach route at this time. It was believed to be a mail route.
Also, He married one of the young Finn women, Mary Ann in 1868 when she was 18 years old. Her sister margaret married John Catlow, a miner and cattleman. Nothing is known about their parents. The big question: why would two unmarried sisters go to Silver City?

BROWN - Irish/English Miner - Silver City 1870

Suellen Rizk — 8 Dec 2003 10:00:59 GMT

I am trying to locate my GGrandfather, Charles (B.?) BROWN.
What I know is:

a. His wife, Mary E., was a dressmaker in Boise City, 1891
b. Son, James, was born abt. 1875 - Boise City
c. He was a miner
d. He was of Irish descent

Looking through the Silver City, Owyhee ID Census of 1870...I discovered two Charles BROWNs ...that were miners.

Charles #1 was 43 yrs - born in Ireland.
Charles #2 was 40 yrs - born in England (B.=middle initial)

Checking further...in "The Owyhee Co. Gleanings," I saw that a Charles BROWN had died in the Succor/Sucker Creek area
12 March 1885. Our Charles was alive until at least 1911.

I would appreciate ANY leads or suggestions someone would be willing to share. Does anyone happen know of a webpage or some other resource pertaining to gold/silver seekers of the early Idaho Territory?

Marshall Luther Hughes Obituary

shyfrog7 — 15 Mar 2005 5:42:08 GMT

Obituary
Owyhee Chronicle
Homedale, Owyhee, Idaho
December 28, 1944
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Robinson's Chapel, Nampa, for Marshall Luther Hughes, who died sometime Friday morning in his trailer house at Homedale, although his body was not discovered until Sunday morning.
The Reverend H.V. Sorenson, Pastor of the Homedale Nazarene Church, officiated. Burial was in Kohlerlawn cemetery.
Mr. Hughes' body was discovered Sunday by his grandson Donald Hughes. Dr. G.H. Cooper estimated the elderly man had died sometime Friday morning of Natural causes. His body was found lying on his bed. Mr. Hughes was born January 28, 1862 in Marietta, Ohio, He had been a resident of Idaho for many years and lived at Nampa. He made his home in Homedale for the last three years.
He is survived by his wife Lydia, Nampa, four sons, Victor, Holyoke, Colorado; Grant, Couer D' Alene, Idaho; Sheridan, Yakima, Washington; Hobart, Homedale; six daughters, Mrs. Mary Sheldon, Haigler, Nebraska; Mrs. Bertie Bates, Marsing, Idaho; Mrs. Elsie Sheldon, Stratsmore, California; Mrs. Olive Older, Mrs. Ruth Traxler and Miss Ocie Hughes, all of Nampa; 21 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Kuhr marriage

H8811 — 16 May 2005 2:52:41 GMT

Looking for marriage of William Garlick to Anna Kuhr, widow of Frank Kuhr. Occured abt. 1868 probably in Silver City. Western States Marriage Database only has his later marriage to Anna Fox in 1872 after the first Anna died.

Owyhee County, Idaho 1918-19 Farm Directory

@@taxpod@yahoo.com — 24 Feb 2006 8:07:47 GMT

Gem State Rural's 1918-19 Farm Directory of Owyhee County, Idaho and Malheur County, Oregon is now online here:

http://distantcousin.com/Directories/OR/Owyhee_Malheur_Count...

HALL, Fred B.

CBrown9547 — 25 Jun 2001 7:01:13 GMT

Obit Look-up, ALFRED H. CURTIS

BillyRoy500 — 4 Oct 2004 2:34:26 GMT

Could someone please do an obit look-up in Homedale Idaho for Alfred H. Curtis? b. 1912 d. 1987 in Homedale. Married Anna Mary 10-9-1938. Thank-you.

obit

crystalhoskins30 — 15 Sep 2003 11:14:03 GMT

I am looking for an obit of Paul Haskett of Marsing, Ia
who passed away neither June 20 or June 21, 2001.
I would like a copy of the obit.

Thank you for your help.

Crystal Hoskins

Father "Fat" daughter "Don"

jbnbjbq — 13 Jun 2004 5:32:09 GMT

Hello; I recently purchased a calendar diary from Homedale Idaho for the year 1941. The writer never identifies herself, but her husband's name is "Fat" and her daughter "Don" marries someone named Ed on 1 Sept. 1941. The entry for that day says "To Emmeth (?) Kids were married." Is Emmeth a place name or is there a place name that might look like Emmeth in handwriting?
I would like to return this diary to someone in the family, but census records for 1930 Homedale do not show anyone matching the info I have. If you recognise these unusual names (probably pet names for husband and daughter), please contact me, or pass my email address on to the family if you know them. My address is gensearchers@shaw.ca

Best wishes

Norm Dawson
Calgary AB
Canada

A. P. Minear article

Cathy Gowdy — 3 Jun 2004 3:31:25 GMT

Salinas Weekly Index
Monterey Co., CA
5 July 1888

**An Old Time Friend -- Our old friend, A.P. MINEAR, formerly of Silver
City, Idaho, is in town this week visiting his friend, Jud PARSONS. They
were boys together 50 years ago in the mountains of Virginia. MINEAR left that country in 1843 for California and has made the Pacific coast his home ever since, most of the time in this state; however, he has lived in Oregon and Washington Territory. He also took the first quartz mill to Idaho Territory, where he, like and with the editor of this paper, fought many a battle with the Indians. MINEAR also built the first telegraph line through that country from Winnemucca, Nevada to Portland, Oregon, about 600 miles long. After the war he went South and engaged in a railroad enterprise in Georgia and Florida -- he says at that time the South was not ready for railroads -- and after spending several years of time and considerable money, he failed and went back into mining again. For the last 2 years, under the direction of his 2 sons, he has been opening a big gold quartz mine near Jackson, Amador county, in this State. He has spent from $50,000 to $60,000 in its development and now is erecting a 60-stamp mill which he intends to have running some time next winter -- a mill that will work 200 tons of rock per day.

Would anyone know of Reynolds Creek, in Owyhee Co?

Tacobet — 8 Feb 2003 9:46:29 GMT

a Sarah A. CHERRY of Reynolds Creek, married S.L. MORROW at DeLamar on 06 October 1897.

Would anyone know of this creek, or town back then. What is it called now?

Brooks, Remsen at Stoneman, Juniper Mt.

rain2fall — 16 Jun 2003 10:59:33 GMT

I'd like to find anybody who knew Ray Charley Brooks, 1894-1982, who homesteaded at Juniper Mt. then owned the Stoneman Ranch.

His wife was Alma "Jo" Stephenson.

They later divorced. Alma Stephenson remarried Thomas E. Remsen.

I'm looking for anybody with information about these people or these areas.

Contact me directly at aharman AT willamette DOT edu

Triangle Ranch - between Murphy and Grandview

Vern Andrews — 2 Apr 2002 8:53:50 GMT

I am looking for pictures, maps, information about the Triangle Ranch, between Murphy and Grandview. My grandfather, Francis Elmer Mathews, and his father, Elmer Winfred Mathews, broke horses there around 1920. Would also like to find out about the brand they used for branding the horses.

Descedents of Nathan W. Brown

Bill Wilken — 26 Apr 2003 8:06:02 GMT

I am attempting to locate descendents of Nathan W. Brown, a resident of Owyhee County who died in Boise in 1933. Brown is my wife's first cousin, twice removed. Their common ancestors were Nathan and Sarah Robb of Highland County, Paint Township Ohio.

According to 1930 census records for Owyhee, Nathan Brown and his wife, Mary, had three children, Clarence W. (b. about 1913), Edith M. (b. about 1916), and Frank L (b. about 1921). Social Security Death Index records suggest that Clarence and Frank both may be alive. Other information suggests that their descendents may still reside in Homedale or vicinity. Any information on this family would be appreciated.

Oregon Trail in Owyhee Co., ID

Mary Foster Ludvigsen — 11 Sep 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I grew up on a farm in Owyhee Co., ID, 7 miles from Marsing on S.R. 78, on the road to Givens Hot Springs. In 1946 I graduated from Marsing High School and left home for good. At the time the road from Marsing to Murphy was still unpaved; electricity had not yet reached our farm home. My mother told me we lived very near a site where travelers on the Oregon Trail were massacred by Indians. I think it was called the "Sinker Creek Massacre" but I'm not sure. Does anyone know details of this event? I've heard a historical marker (for an "Oregon Trail" site) was erected on the school grounds where I attended in the lower 8 grades. This was in Opaline school, a one-room school situated 1/4 mile from our house. The school is no longer there: it is now a school museum on the campus of Boise State College, about 50 miles away. This marker was erected after I graduated from Opaline, so I am told. Please contact me if you would like to share information on this subject. Thanks, Mary Foster Ludvigsen, Seattle, WA.

South Mountain - Annie Valley

Vern Andrews — 2 Apr 2002 9:21:05 GMT

Looking for pictures/info/maps about South Mountain and Annie Valley.

Bill Baker Ranch - Foster Ranch

Vern Andrews — 2 Apr 2002 9:17:10 GMT

I am looking for information/maps/pictures of the Bill Baker Ranch and Foster Ranch, where my grandfather, Francis Elmer Mathews, and his twin brother Carl Lewis worked, from around 1922 -1924/25.

Government Reimbursement to Duck Valley Settlers

CBrown9547 — 25 Jun 2001 7:01:13 GMT

"The Statutes at Large of the United States of America, from December, 1883, To March, 1885, and Recent Treaties, Postal Conventions, and Executive Proclamations"; Volume XXIII; Washington, Government Printing Office; 1885; Page 677:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Forty-Eighth Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 397-401. 1885.

CHAP. 399.--An act for the relief of certain settlers on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation in Nevada.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to pay to the settlers on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation, in Nevada, the sum of five thousand four hundred dollard, as follows, namely: To Levi Harris, three thousand five hundred dollars; to William Harris, two hundred dollars; to Henry Boyle, one thousand five hundred dollars; and to J. H. Babb, two hundred dollars, in full for their improvements on said reservation.
Approved, March 3, 1885.

Skinner Toll Road

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Bridge Across Snake River at Sinker Creek

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Lillian (Hawes) Leonard

JanaRobertson100 — 18 Jul 2002 4:15:36 GMT

Idaho Statesman, Boise, Thursday December 17, 1970 page 34
Obituaries
Lillie H. Leonard
Services for Lillie H. Leonard, 89, of 1411 North Twelfth, who died Tuesday at a Boise hospital of natural causes, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at Summers Funeral Home by Dr. Newell Morgan of the First Christian Church. Interment will follow at Cloverdale.
Mrs. Leonard was born June 22, 1881, at Silver City. She lived in Delamar and Silver City prior to her marriage Sept. 14, 1905 to Robert H. Leonard in Portland. They returned to Silver City where Mr. Leonard was probate judge. He died in 1942. After that time she spent winters in Boise and summers in Silver City.
She was a member of Adelaide Chapter No. 25, Order of Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge at Silver City and was a charter member of the Owyhee County Historical Society.
Survivors include three sons, Richard Leonard, Boise, Wilbur Leonard, Oakland, Calif., and William Leonard, Orinde, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Joe (Adelaide) Bennett, Boise, and Mrs. Clarence (Ruby) Orton, Homedale; a brother, Richard E. Hawes, Boise; a niece, Mrs. Fred Foster, Mesa, Ariz., and several grandchildren.

Richard Stevens Hawes obituary

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Phillipa (Edwards) Hawes

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William James Hawes

JanaRobertson100 — 18 Jul 2002 4:15:36 GMT

The Idaho Daily Statesman: Tuesday February 20, 1968 - Page 12

W.J. (Willie) Hawes
Services for W.J. (Willie) Hawes, 91, of Silver City, who died Monday morning in a Boise nursing home, will be held Wednesday, at 3:30 p.m. in summers Chapel with the Rev. Newell Morgan, First Christian Church, officiating.
Interment will follow at Cloverdale Cemetery, with grave-side services conducted by Silver City Lodge No. 13, A.F. & A.M.
Mr. Hawes was born Sept. 27, 1876, at Fairview. He lived all his life in Owyhee County. He was former deputy sheriff and Marshall at Silver City.
He was a life member for 70 years of Silver City Lodge No. 13, AF & A.M. He also was a member of Cyrus Chapter No. 2, Royal Arch of Nampa, and a past patron of Adelaide Chapter No. 26 of the Order of Eastern Star.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lillie Leonard, Boise; a brother, Richard E. Hawes Boise; three nieces, Mrs. Margaret Foster of Grass Valley Calif., and Mrs. Ruby Orton and Mrs. Adelaide Bennett of Boise; and four nephews, Fred L. and Richard Leonard of Boise, Wilbur Leonard of Oakland, Calif., and William D. Leonard of Orinda, Calif.
Pallbearers will be Fred Leonard, Richard Leonard, Clarence Orton, Joe Bennett, Paul Sligar and Victor Ford.

Richard Edward Hawes

JanaRobertson100 — 18 Jul 2002 4:15:36 GMT

The Idaho Daily Statesman: Thursday, December 14, 1972 - Page 5-c
Richard E. Hawes
Services for Richard E. Hawes, 86, of 1706 Harrison Boulevard, who died Sunday of natural causes at his home, will be conducted Friday at 1 p.m. at Summers Funeral Chapel by Dr. Newell Morgan, First Christian Church. Interment will be at Morris Hill.
He was born Mar. 12, 1886, at Silver City, and married Jane Anderson on Oct. 15, 1924, at Butte Mont. He attended schools in DeLamar and Silver City. He worked on ranches, for the Silver City Supply Co. and Owyhee Meat Co. as a delivery boy, and later, worked in the mines. He worked for the State Highway Department until his retirement in 1954. His wife died in 1970. He was a charter member of the Owyhee Historical Society, and a 50 year member of Woodmen of the World. Survivors are several nieces and nephews, and several grandnieces and nephews.
The family suggests contributions to a favorite charity.

Maskrid, Doyle

Bonnie B. Tustin — 29 Sep 2000 12:00:00 GMT

would like to contact relatives of Doyle Maskrid who died in 1995, Marsing, Owyhee, ID.

Hawes and Leonard in Silver City

JanaRobertson100 — 18 Jul 2002 4:15:36 GMT

Richard Stevens Hawes came to Silver City abt. 1873. He married Phillippa Edwards on War Eagle Mountain in 1874. They had children William (1876-1968), Frederick (1877-1907), Lillian (1881-1970), John "Shorty" (1883-1964), Richard (1886-1972)Rose (born and died in 1892). Lillie married Robert. H. Leonard and their eight children were also born in Silver City between 1906-1923. Hope to hear from you if you can tell me more about this family.

Frank Edmund McMAHON (d. 3.11.1901)

jchobits — 20 Oct 2002 8:24:23 GMT

McMAHON - At Rockville, Idaho, March 11, 1901, Frank Edmund, beloved sone of John and Ellen McMAHON (formerly of San Jose), brother of Mrs. SCHREIBER and Mrs. JUNOR of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. BECKER, Annie, Leo, John and Margaret McMAHON of San Francisco, and H. Gratton McMAHON of Nome City, Alaska, a native of San Francisco, aged 27 years and 2 months.

Source: San Jose Daily Mercury, (California)
Saturday Morning, March 23, 1901

Obituary - Silveria

Louisa — 13 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

DEATH NOTICE

Louisa — 13 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

January 28, 1985 "The Idaho Statesman". George Silveria, 77, Homedale, died Saturday January 26, 1985 in a Caldwell nursing home. Services Pending, Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Homedale. (No obituary found).

HARLEY, Andrew J.

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JOYCE, Miss Anna F.

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HAWES, Joseph E.

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BENHAM, John L.

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CRAIG, George S.

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PASCOE, Charles Edward

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BLACK, Joseph R.

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HYDE, David B.

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