Judith Basin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: orbit Joseph William Watson

mylchrees — 2013-05-21 14:11:50Z

Thank you so much for even bothering to look up. Unfortunatley, my Joseph married Callie Harran in Iowa. Within 6 weeks of arriving in Raynesford he died a painful death.

Again, many thanks.

Kay

Re: orbit Joseph William Watson

FawnBenson — 2013-05-20 23:45:57Z

I think I can help if he is the same Joseph William Watson who married Emily May Wilson, Ogden, Utah. Email me @ DaleFawn@gmail.com

lee skelton sweeney

lionfredsmith — 2013-05-09 23:58:18Z

lee's husband william sweeney was my grandfather's{thomas c sweeney}brother..my father was thomas c sweeney jr...i am his eldest child..sally sweeney bryenton...we will be in montana this summer would love to connect extended family...Sally email ..hotpursuitof5@yahoo.com

Re: MONTGOMERY ACLY WAREHAM KRAMLICH

eiken — 2013-04-28 19:21:53Z

Henry Montgomery's story is in the Hobson History book.
I was at the Stanford Libary a few years ago and they had the older Judith Basin Star papers. I was able to find My gt. grand fathers obit. I have also been to the Philbrook cemetarymy grandfather is buried there from 1918. I also found information at the library in lewistown. I hope this information might help U.

Re: Kramlich family in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

rebholzgary — 2013-04-27 20:55:43Z

There are death notices for Louise Kramlich survived by Chas. in Milwaukee's German newspapers. Chas. published a customary follow-up Danksagung notice too (public thanks).
In case you're related to another earlier Kramlich generation, the German papers had probate notices in the 1850s for a John Kramlich. He was survived by an Elis. with minor children. Later on there are also notices an Eliz. Kramlich, that is likely that same widow, Mrs. John Kramlich.

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping family researchers collect evidence of our historic German-American culture.

Re: location of 2 graves

JoyceSnell64 — 2013-04-14 00:24:11Z

It worked . . . I enclosed the photo on this site too.

Thanks again.

Re: location of 2 graves

JoyceSnell64 — 2013-04-14 00:23:32Z

I've sent photo to your email address.

Can I send thru this site too . . . ???

Re: location of 2 graves

mamcleish — 2013-04-13 17:36:42Z

I live in Great Falls, but familiar with Judith Basin County and a great-niece of the McLeish of McLeish Cemetery. Could you email the photo to me? I'll see if I can recognize anything in it. I've been doing some research at the local genealogy library and I haven't been able to find either mother or daughter in the records. geneamerle@yahoo.com

location of 2 graves

JoyceSnell64 — 2013-04-05 16:57:05Z

I'm attempting to locate 2 graves buried at perhaps "a small cemetery" in Judith Basin Co, MT. I have a photo of these 2 graves (Rebecca Watkins, death 1899 and daughter Maggie, death 1904) and can send to verify. I was sent the photo from a relative but she did not know location either or can remember who sent her the photo. Rebecca is my husband's great grandmother. I've looked at Lehigh and the fence surrounding it does look "similar" but my photo shows no barbed wire. McLeish Cemetery might be a possibility too but graves are not listed. Perhaps just not photographed and listed on Find A Grave. This is a mystery I'm attempting to solve.

Re: James McMahon

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-05 00:10:48Z

Is this who you mean

James McMahon, age 72, born Missouri?

1940 is the latest census that has been released so far. You can search the Montana death index here: (free site)
There is one possiblity, who died in 1942
https://familysearch.org/search/record/results#count=20&...

Sloan reunion photo Burlington Iowa

knerak2 — 2013-04-04 18:38:20Z

Looking for the photo that someone has taken each person out individually. I would like to see the photo before the people were seperated in it. Was taken around mid 1900s. John,Charley,Nora,Carrie,Shula,Aunt Frankie and more that I can't remember. Can anyone help me please?

James McMahon

Newcastle1851 — 2013-03-19 19:52:31Z

James McMahon was listed in the 1940 Census as living in Judith Basin County.Cannot find him in later Census Records. Any help would certainly be appreciated.

Re: Brading

bradingh — 2013-01-05 22:26:59Z

these could be related to me .Thank you
Tony Brading

Re: Brill

bullslick — 2012-11-17 06:26:32Z

Veronica Brill was my great Grandmother. Please email me hembroffs@comcast.net Thanks, Vicki Price

Re: PETESCH BRILL BAKER PREVOL MCCLINTOCK

bullslick — 2012-11-17 06:26:04Z

I am Frank J. Prevol and Emma Petesch Prevol's Grand daughter, Vicki Price . I am looking to contact Don George re: the family info

Re: James and Easter May (Mary) Bale Dwellinger Judith Basin 1916

judyartley53 — 2012-07-14 19:09:55Z

My apologies for such a late response - vacation, etc.\

Arizona Street=1908
Butte=1916

James and Easter May (Mary) Bale Dwellinger Judith Basin 1916

jhurdle1 — 2012-06-30 00:04:20Z

I would like to request a look up for any records concerning James and May Dwellinger--May also known sometimes as Easter or Esther May--sometimes she also is seen as Mary. Anyway, are there any records of this couple in Judith Bason Co.? In an obit from 1916, May's residence is given as Dubuque, Montana. On an old place names list, it says Dubuque was in Judith Basin County. Can anyone tell me where it was and suggest further places to look? I think James may have died there. May went back east and dies in Missouri. Thank you

Re: James and Easter May (Mary) Bale Dwellinger Judith Basin 1916

judyartley53 — 2012-06-30 00:04:02Z

Hi,

I didn't find anything on-line about James's death. However, the Central Montana Genealogy Society, www.lewistownlibrary.org/genealogy.html might have more information about him.

I did find the following for a James Dwellinger.

James Dwellinger, rooms 232 E. Park, 1906, Butte, MT.
James Dwellinger, miner, res 637 S. ARizona, Butte, MT.
James G. Dwellinger, miner Black Rock Mine, res 1150 Curtis, Butte, MT.
Source: all Butte City Directories.

Dwellinger seems to be an unusual name and he might be your James. If you decide to follow this lead, you can contact the Silver Bow Clerk and Recorder, 406-497-6335 or http://bsb.mt.gov/departments/finance.asp and scroll down to Clerk and Recorder. They have access to death certificates. Successful Searching!

Re: Dunsmore/Sloan

JeanetteVDB — 2012-06-25 22:27:40Z

Regarding Loraine Tonack,
Lorene Tonack married Robert Lyle Vanden Bosch, my Uncle. I have been looking over records on Tonack-Sloan so I have some information if anyone is still looking.
Contact me at gasladysocal "at" msn.com and I will be glad to help.
Jeanette VDB

Re: Dunsmore/Sloan

JeanetteVDB — 2012-06-25 22:27:27Z

Here is Amy Sloan-Tonack-Crail's obit
The Daily Inter Lake, June 27, 1977
AMY CRAIL, 66 who had resided in Columbia Falls, died Saturday in Whitefish.
Mrs. Crail was born Oct. 7, 1910 in Leigh, Mont., a daughter of Emmett and Elma Sloan. She grew up in Leigh and attended schools in Stanford Mont.
She was married to Willim Crail in March 1952 at Fort Benton. They moved to Columbia Falls about 10 years ago.
She is survived by her widower at the family home in Columbia Falls: one son Bill Tonack of Columbia Falls, four daughters, Jeannie Johnson of Ocean Shores Wash, Fay Young in Three Forks, Lorene Vanden Bosh of Kalispell, Judy Legare of Great Falls, one brother Lewis Sloan also of Great Falls and 13 grandchildren.
Services for Mrs. Crail will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Van Leaven Chapel with burial to follow in the Woodlawn Cemetery.

Re: Dunsmore/Sloan

JeanetteVDB — 2012-06-25 22:27:15Z

Here is info on William, or a William that could be the husband of Amy Sloan, she remarried in 1952 to William D Crail. Amy Crail died in 1977.

Montana Death Index, 1907-2002
Name: Amy E Crail ***Amy E nee Sloan
Age: 66
Estimated Birth Year: 1911
Death Date: 25 Jun 1977
Death County: Flathead
Residence County: Flathead
Marital Status: Married Or Separated
Index Number: 2671

Source: Montana State Genealogical Society

California Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: William Martin Tonack
Social Security #: 0
Sex: MALE
Birth Date: 16 Jan 1903
Birthplace: Nebraska
Death Date: 21 Feb 1945
Death Place: Santa Clara
Mother's Maiden Name: Knoepafel
FATHER'S SURNAME: Tonack

Re: James and Easter May (Mary) Bale Dwellinger Judith Basin 1916

jhurdle1 — 2012-06-20 12:42:15Z

Thanks so much. Can you give me the years for the directory for James Dwellinger? Thanks.

Re: James and Easter May (Mary) Bale Dwellinger Judith Basin 1916

jhurdle1 — 2012-06-20 12:36:28Z

Thank you so very much for the info. I am sure this is my James that you sent the directory entries for. I am anxious to follow up the lead. Your generosity is much appreciated.

Re: PETESCH BRILL BAKER PREVOL MCCLINTOCK

jap821 — 2012-05-11 19:23:50Z

I am looking for information on Emma Petesch and Frank Prevol for my family tree. Can you please contact me at jap82@verizon.net. I am also working on the George family from NY
Thank you,
Judy Peterson

Anne Fredrick

rbeeman735 — 2012-03-10 04:56:54Z

Looking for information of Anne Fredrick (b. 1900) living in Stanford, Montana in 1919-1920.

Re: Skelton Family, Stanford, Judith Basin, Montana

eileenwoodlea — 2011-01-31 12:08:36Z

Thank you for replying. What was you fathers name? Have made contact with Carl Skeltons grandaughter Phyllis. I am trying create a family tree of the American branch of the Skelton family.
Regards
Eileen

Re: Skelton Family, Stanford, Judith Basin, Montana

vannd43 — 2011-01-30 23:01:32Z

My name Vann Manly and am greatgrandson of William and Vaitleain (Vann) Skelton. My grandfather was Vann Skelton.He was married to Sophia Anderson. My mother is Lou-Frances the eldest girl born of that union. Both mom and I were born inGreat Falls. Mom is now in Clancy MT and I live in Helena. I hope this helps.

Re: new email address for Don George

lizgen1 — 2010-11-22 04:24:21Z

Please email me at lizgen@gmail.com
Thanks,
Bobbke

Re: new email address for Don George

lizgen1 — 2010-11-22 04:22:37Z

Please email me at bnb2054@comcast.net
Thanks,
Bobbie

Re: new email address for Don George

bnb2054 — 2010-02-20 02:22:13Z

Emma Prevol was my aunt. Aunt Emma has living children. Please let me know if you want me to contact my cousins.

Bobbie Prevol Shafer

Re: PETESCH BRILL BAKER PREVOL MCCLINTOCK

bnb2054 — 2010-02-20 02:16:20Z

Emma Prevol is my aunt. Aunt Emma has living children. I can contact my cousins.

Bobbie Shafer

Re: Margie Eva Scott born March 10, 1901 in Utica, Judith Basin, Montana

orrrich — 2010-02-07 04:06:01Z

I am also a great great grandson of Thomas Fentney Scott and Catherine Bridgette Flanley. My great grandmother was Michael Ewart Scott's sister Kate who married into the Wilson's. Their daughter Sarah was my grandmother and her son Richard Orr was my father. Excited to hear from any new relatives and to learn more about the family.

Re: Brading

donnabrading — 2009-10-14 12:32:48Z

hi my name is donna brading i think we maybe related i am also onto doing my family tree i believe the family are from the isle of wight and our ansesters had a cole merchants and there is a road named after us and a football club my family are catholics and my grandad had 10 brothers and sisters

Re: Philbrook Cemetary

eiken — 2009-09-26 21:48:05Z

I was There and found the grave site. Now I have more questions. The two McCollum baby graves 1916 I believe that they were twins belonged to my Uncle Willie and Mabel, Brown McCollum. The other Baby McCollum 1918 grave is a puzzle. I was wondering if there would be any information on the Philbrook cemetery records.

Philbrook Cemetary

eiken — 2009-08-22 12:35:58Z

I would like to find my grandfather's grave. He was buried at Philbrook cemetary Nov. 1918. I don't believe there is a headstone. I plan to visit the area in Sept.
His name William James McCollum die Nov. 15,1918.
Would appreciated any help

Re: Margie Eva Scott born March 10, 1901 in Utica, Judith Basin, Montana

hamatakej — 2009-08-20 11:42:38Z

I'm researching the Lundin's for my nephew, who is a grandson of Ida Mae Breckenridge Lundin. Do you have any information on the Lundin line? Do you know the names of the parents of James Howard William Lundin? Thanks for any help you can give me.

Jan

Re: Margie Eva Scott born March 10, 1901 in Utica, Judith Basin, Montana

markshawna1 — 2009-08-10 05:06:22Z

updated email address as of Aug/2009

markscott@msn.com

thanks!

Mark

orbit Joseph William Watson

mylchrees — 2009-07-13 21:21:49Z

Request for obit on Joseph William Watson who died in Judith basin on 4 Feb 1922

Perhaps I will be lucky

Kay

Re: Brading

bjhuntone — 2009-05-04 16:22:35Z

Bonnie O Pickett(married to Tom Brading) was my mothers sister. Robert (Bobby) and Deloris (Tootsie) were my cousins. Betty Hunt Anchorage AK

Re: Doukhobors Dam - Judith County, MT

Jon_Kalmakoff — 2009-05-02 15:43:40Z

Thanks very much! I'll contact the Judith Basin County Free Library and see what they can tell me about it.

At this point, even knowing when the dam was built can help me narrow down whether the Doukhobors may have had a direct connection to the dam, such as helping build it, or whether the name has more indirect associations with the group.

Re: Doukhobors Dam - Judith County, MT

volunteerMT — 2009-04-22 02:12:55Z

Well, I have "googled" myself silly trying to find some historical reference to the Doukhobors Dam in Judith Basin County, Montana. My best suggestion would be to contact the Judith Basin County Free Library and see if they can give you any information. Go to the following website:

http://www.judithbasinlibrary.com/

I hope this suggestion gets you the info you are looking for.

Doukhobors Dam - Judith County, MT

Jon_Kalmakoff — 2009-04-21 01:11:41Z

Greetings,

I'm a researcher and writer in Regina, Saskatchewan Canada and I'm desperately hoping somebody can help me. I'm researching the Doukhobors - a Russian religious group that settled in the province of Saskatchewan in 1899. Now, I recently came across a reference to the place name "Doukhobors Dam" in Judith Basin County, MT and was intrigued, as I wasn't aware of ANY Doukhobor connection in Montana. Was it built by the Doukhobors? Or was it just randomly named after them?

Would you know, or could you please direct me to, anyone with historical knowledge about the county who might be able to assist me in better understanding why a dam in Montana was named after the Doukhobors? Thanking you in advance for any assistance you could provide me.

Best Regards,

Jonathan J. Kalmakoff
Regina, Saskatchewan
CANADA

Re: Horn family

bellen46 — 2009-03-28 19:33:11Z

Would be delighted to correspond with your aunt in Washington. She might be interested in the family of Bert's sister, Jessie Martha Horn Duncan - my husband's grandmother. Thank you so much for replying to my inquiry.

Re: Horn family

mikelmoore1 — 2009-03-27 07:13:45Z

Bert Horn is my grandfather he had 10 children one of which is my mother. My Aunt in Washington state has taken care of the family tree, she should have some info for you.

Re: Margie Eva Scott born March 10, 1901 in Utica, Judith Basin, Montana

jhamatake49 — 2008-12-27 21:26:38Z

I am researching the Breckenridge, Scott line for my nephew. He is a grandson of Ida Breckenridge Lundin, who just recently passed away. Do you have information on the Lundin line? I have a lot on the Breckenridge line but nothing on the Lundin line except Ida's husband's name of James Howard William Lundin. I would appreciate any information you could share. Thanks.

William Hutchinson

ellenb1964 — 2008-08-20 20:52:44Z

I need help to find out if he stayed in Judith Basin, he homesteaded in 1911, I am trying to find out what became of him, he maybe the son of a founder of Rapid City.

Re: Skelton Family, Stanford, Judith Basin, Montana

CatheeCrapo — 2008-05-20 01:16:21Z

Hi,
Here are a few obits, for the Skelton family in Montana.
I am not related Cathee
_______________
Independent Record
Helena, Montana
12-21-1943
William Skelton, 93,
Noted Figure
Of Old West, Dies
Resident of Montana
78 Years Counted
Many Thrills in Life
Geyser, Dec. 21.—William Skelton
of Geyser, first settler in the
Judith basin and one of the most
colorful figures of pioneer days
!r. territory and state, died early
Monday in a Great Falls hospital
after an illness of four days. He
was 93 years of age.
A resident of Montana for 78
years, Skelton counted among his
experiences brushes with Indians
in which he narrowly escaped
with his life, work as a woodchopper
for Missouri river steamboats,
gold seeker, range rider, rancher
and cattleman. He still owned,
at the time of his death, the
ranch which he homesteaded In
1880. On Dec. 2 Mr. and Mrs.
Skelton celebrated the sixty-fourth
anniversary of their wedding at
their home here. Funeral services
will be conducted In Great
Falls Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.,
with the Rev. T. Malcolm Jones
officiating and burial will be in
Highwood cemetery.
Skelton is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Vaitleain Skelton,
and seven children. The latter
are Mrs. Martha Coughlin and
Carl Skelton of Geyser, Peter A.
Skelton of Twodot, Stanford
Skelton of Stanford, Mrs. James
Hogan of Chicago, Mrs. William
Sweeney of Helena, and John
Skelton of Seattle. All will attend
the funeral.
Born in England Oct. 22, 1850,
William Skelton first came to
Montana in 1865 and for a time
worked as a woodcutter for steamloats
plying the Missouri to Fort
Benton. Later, with a friend,
Tom Dwyer, he joined a gold
rush to the Black Hills.
He returned to Montana in
1876, the year Chief Sitting Bull
and his warriors annihilated General
Custer and his Seventh cavilry.
At the Little Big Horn
river some of the Indians saw
Skelton and Dwyer and were
about to attack them when Sitting
Bull motioned them back.
He then motioned to the white
men to dive into some willows,
which they did, managing to escape
with bullets whizzing about
them.
Skelton was married to Miss
Vaitleain Vann Dec. 2, 1879,
when he was 30, she 15. They
first homesteaded two miles east
of Stanford in 1880 and were the
first settlers on Wolf creek. They
have ever since made their home
in the Judith basin, where he
was engaged long years in the
ranching and livestock business.
Among the early friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Skelton were Father De-
Smet, the pioneer priest, and
Charles M. Russell.
At his first meeting with Russell,
Skelton had often told how
the cowboy artist had asked him:
"What are you doing?"
"I am trying to plow my first
furrow," Skelton replied.
From that remark came the inspiration
for the name of one of
Russell's famous paintings, "The
First Furrow," Skelton had said.
Skelton was one of the oldest
members of the Montana Cowboys
association.
_______________________
Billings Gazette
1-4-1973
STANFORD — Stanford
"Bay" Skelton, 77, Stanford,
di ed Tu es day at Great Falls.
He was a pioneer rodeo rider
and producer and a Western
movie actor.
Mr. Skelton was born Jan. 31,
1895, near Stanford, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Skelton. He
attended schools at Utica, Stanford,
Great Falls and Missoula.
On Jan, 30,1929, he was married
in Hollywood: They returned to
the family ranch near Stanford.
She died in 1969.
He was a member of the Montana
Cowboys Association, Montana
Stockgrowers, Elks Lodge
of Great Falls, Eagles Lodge of
Lewistown, Stanford American
Legion Post, Judith Basin Historical
Society, Sons and Daughters
of Pioneers, and was a veteran
of World War I.
Survivors include a son, Bill,
Stanford; a daughter, Mrs. Roy
Harris, Libertyville, Ill..; three
sisters, Mrs. Martha Coughlin,
Great Falls, and Mrs. Nina Hogan
And Mrs. Lee Sweeney, both
of Helena; a brother, Carl; and
four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 10:30
a.m. Friday at St. Rose of Lima
Catholic Church. Vigil Service
will be 8 p.m. Thursday at the
O'Connor Funeral Home, Great
Falls.
__________________
Independent Record
Helena, Montana
10-7-1962

John Louis Skelton, 74, father
of William Skelton of White Sul-
hur Springs, died in a hospital
in Great Falls. Funeral Services
were held in Great Falls, and
burial was in a Great Falls cemetery.
Mr. Skelton was born May 15,
1888 in Stanford. He was the
oldest bartender in the Great
Tails Bartenders' Union; and was
lifetime member of the Monana
Cowboys' Association. He
had lived near White Sulphur
Springs for the last several years.
___________________
Independent Record
Helena, Montana 1-26-1957
White Sulphur News
Mrs. William Skelton was
called to Great Falls by the illness
and death of her father,
John Perry, 66, at a hospital in
that city. Funeral services were
held from the W..H. George funeral
home. Mr. Perry is survived
by his wife of Great Falls; two
daughters, Mrs. Skelton of White
Sulphur Springs and Mrs. Clifford
Humford of Great Falls; a
brother Wallace, and sister, Mrs.
Carroll, both of Great Falls; and
four grandchildren.

Tonack/Sloan Censuses and marriages in Great Falls, Cascade, Montana

leathaabetts — 2008-05-19 17:50:23Z

This may be of interest to Sloan researchers regarding Amy Sloan, and one of her daughters.

Found Theo Edwind Johnson and Amy Jeanine DeBerry marriage information on Great Falls, Cascade Co. Montana, marriage index (they didn't have the licenses available as they were too "new'...but you could send for it. They were married 5 Jun 1952 by J.D. McDonald, in Great Falls, Cascade Co. Montana, Book 85 page. 27142. (I will send the attachment of all these things.)

Found 1st marriage licence Vol. 76 p. 24975 (Microfilm # 1940304) of Jeanine Tonack age 18 born 12 March 1931 in Windham, Montana, dau. of William Tonack and Amy Sloan, married Rufus D. De Berry, age 21 b. 26 Mar 1928 in Walden, North Carolina, son of George De Berry and Betty Dallas.
Married 2 Jun 1949, Great Falls, Cascade Co. Montana, witnessed by Amy E. Mickeson and Mik Mikeson, filed 22 Jun 1949, Agnes Schapp, Clerk Distict Court.

Marrriage Licence Vol. 33, p. 13906 (Microfilm #1940170)
William Tonack of Windham, Montana, age 25 born Millard, Nebraska, son of Carl (or Charles) Tonack and Elsie Elling to
Amy Sloan of Lehigh, Montana, age 18 born Windham, Montana, dau. of Emmett Sloan and Alma Dunsmore.
Married 8 Oct 1928, Witnessed by Hellen Trip and Lewis Sloan.
Filed 1 Nov 1928, George Harpe Clerk, District Court.
*****
1930 Census, 2 April, School District 54, Judith Basin Count, Montana, SD 6 ED 23-46, p. 1 A or 72
Line 6-6
Tonac, Bill age 35 born Nebraska, parents born Germany, Farm Laborer
Tonac, Mini age 19 born Montana, father born Missouri, mother born French Canada
William age 4 months (or 9 months..it's hard to read) b. Montana.
*****

Hope this helps clear up discrepancies about Amy Jeanine (or Jeanine Amy) Tonack De Berry Johnson who died 15 Oct 1990, Seattle, King County, Washington (no SSDI has been found) but according to family is said to be buried in Fern Hill Cemetery, Hoquiam, Grays Harbor County, Washington.

Jeanine Tonack De Berry's marriage license

leathaabetts — 2008-05-19 18:11:29Z

Witnesses:
Amy Mikeson
Mik Mikeson (Amy Sloan Tonach remarried a Mikeson.)

Tonack, Carl, Father of Charles Tonack

leathaabetts — 2008-05-19 18:01:15Z

1900 Census, Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska, SD 2 ED 120 p. 11 B
Carl Tonack born May 1834, Germany married 37 years migrated 1888, naturalized, Laborer
Wilhelmina b. Aug 1844 Germany, married 37 years, 13 children, 8 living.
Same place, p. 5 B
Charles Tonack, Jan 1864, Germany (boarder) Farm Laborer

Judith Basin, Montana (BLM land deeds)
TONACK CARL 20 015 N 013 E 017 40 251101 PA 311392 01/24/1913
TONACK CARL 20 015 N 013 E 018 40 251101 PA 311392 01/24/1913
TONACK CARL 20 015 N 013 E 019 40 251101 PA 311392 01/24/1913
TONACK CARL 20 015 N 013 E 020 40 251101 PA 311392 01/24/1913