Mineral - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Stephan (Steve) Kruljas (Kruljac, Krulitz)

april_coen — 2013-06-16 22:59:52Z

Hello. I was curious as to how I might be able to search for an obituary for Stephan (Steve) Kruljas (Kruljac, Krulitz)? He passed away in Superior, Montana on February 14, 1943. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!

Re: Obit for Jarrette C. Black

mamamarie90 — 2012-12-02 22:57:00Z

I don't know how long this post has been up but I wanted to know why you are inquiring about my father in law. Can you email me mamamarie90@hotmail.com. I am trying to find his relatives-- sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, cousins etc.
I hope you can help me.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-16 05:21:33Z

What are the odds that two Pearl Josephine Petersons have the same birth and death dates?

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-16 05:17:45Z

Ron, first off thank you for the kind words. I have been working hard at identifying some of the mysteries in our cemetery. Thanks for your help.

Second, I was unaware of the message system and have now found the email with the contact information. Thanks for that too.

Ellen

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

RBestrom7380 — 2012-11-16 05:00:07Z

Ellen, first I found the work you are doing in this cemetery on another website... You are doing a great job.

No, Denekamp is not the father.

I sent the daughters phone via the Ancestry message system and should show as a message on the top bar. Otherwise, try www.zabasearch.com , and use "Max" as the first name, Benjamin as the last. (And Ancestry protect's living person's information...?).

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-16 04:55:27Z

I did not receive the message with the daughter's contact information.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-16 04:52:14Z

Is James Denekamp the daughter's father? James Denekamp is also buried in DeBorgia cemetery as of 1991. If not, what is the father's name? Thank you for clearing this matter up for me. If you ever do learn anything of Al Strieker, I'd be grateful for the info.

Thanks Again
Ellen Matz
DeBorgia MT

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

RBestrom7380 — 2012-11-16 02:10:32Z

They were the same person, my email to you was returned. Please read the full story now posted here. I did send a subsequent message to you with contact information for the daughter.

Ron Bestrom

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

RBestrom7380 — 2012-11-16 02:05:55Z

The person's whose obituary I posted IS the same person whose memorial is found in both Auburn, WA; and the De Borgia Cemetery. I had verified it by speaking to her daughter, so I might as well post all of the information:

Pearl is buried in Auburn, WA. But, prior to death she also wanted to have a memorial in the De Borgia to honor her love as boyfriend/girlfriend with James Denekamp. Her stone is a cenotaph over an empty grave. This information was sent to ecmatz as well as the phone number to Pearl's daughter in the event he wanted to know more. The daughter stated her father is still alive and lives about a quarter mile from the De Borgia cemetery.

She was NOT connected to the Al Strieker.

Ron Bestrom
Tacoma, WA

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-16 00:28:38Z

What are the odds that two Pearl Josephine Petersons have the same birth and death dates?

Re: Al Streicker (unsure of spelling)

judyartley53 — 2012-11-15 18:15:13Z

Hi,

I don't have any additional info about Al. Since you don't have the actual spelling of his name or his birth or death dates, there is just too little to go on. Maybe someone else can figure out who he was.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

judyartley26191 — 2012-11-15 18:10:28Z

This Pearl Josephine Peterson is buried in Mountainview Cemetery, Auburn, King county, Washington according to findagrave.com.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

judyartley26191 — 2012-11-15 18:09:21Z

This Pearl Josephine Peterson is buried in Mountainview Cemetery, Auburn, King county, Washington according to findagrave.com.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-15 05:29:56Z

Judy, you are an angel. You just solved the biggest mystery in my cemetery! We have tried everything to find out anything about Al Strieker, because all we had was a mortuary metal marker with NO other information than his name. Do you have any more about him? Were they married? I have nothing other than the headstone on Pearl, permits are not necessary here (This is rather backwoods Montana). I will attempt to research our local newspaper for 1996 to see what I might learn.

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

RBestrom7380 — 2012-11-14 22:55:11Z

There are 173 names on www.findagrave.com for De Borgia Cemetery, all pictures were added by Denise Crawford. Denise is just a contributor/ reader/ transcriber of cemeteries. I don't know what the connection was believed to Al Strieker, he is just one of th 173 transcribed by Crawford.

The Tacoma News Tribune has a database of obituaries:
http://www.southsoundclassifieds.com/obits/listing.asp?searc...

Pearl Josephine Peterson
Josephine Peterson passed away at Federal Way, April 30, 1996 after a battle with Alzheimers. She was born in Ephrata, WA on July 25, 1918. She attended Auburn High. She is survived by sons, Joseph R. Calkins, Federal Way, Darrell Peterson, Auburn; daughter,Sharon Benjamin, Milton; sister, Lillian Kelly, Kent; 4 grandsons. Services will be at Yahn and Son Funeral Home, Auburn, 11 a.m., Mon., May 6.
Pub Date: 5/3/1996

Ron Bestrom (not related)
Tacoma, WA

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

judyartley26191 — 2012-11-14 21:23:01Z

Hi,

Her name was Pearl Josephine Peterson and his name was Al Strieker.

I don't think Pearl died in Montana because she doesn't appear in the Montana Death Index but don't you have a copy of the burial permit?

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-11-14 05:57:18Z

I am the Chair of the Board of Trustees for the cemetery, which is not abandoned. We have no record of Al Peterson being buried there. The person who created the findagrave site only "read" the cemetery, she has no knowledge of folks in there. Thanks for your response tho'

Re: Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

judyartley53 — 2012-11-14 05:07:00Z

Hi,

Did you contact the person who posted Pearl and Al's info on findagrave.com? Maybe you didn't know they are on findagrave.com.

I tried to find info for Pearl but didn't find anything and in Montana it's difficult to get a copy even of a non-certified death certificate.

I saw the pic and there isn't even a grave stone for Al so the person who created the findagrave entry must have a contact for this cemetery. I can't enter her name on here because of RootsWeb rules about living people.

It looks like this cemetery might be abandoned but someone provided permission for burial especially for Pearl who died in 1996. Another approach is to contact funeral homes because they must have buried her there. There is a list at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mtminera/grave.htm. Successful Searching!

Pearl Josephine Peterson 1918-1996

ecmatz — 2012-10-28 16:29:55Z

Looking for death record or any other information regarding Pearl Josephine Peterson who is buried in DeBorgia Cemetery, Montana.

Al Streicker (unsure of spelling)

ecmatz — 2012-10-28 16:28:18Z

I am looking for any information about Al Streicker who is buried in DeBorgia Cemetery, Montana. I have no other information regarding him.

Re: MILES, GILMAN, JOHNSON, Superior & Tarkio

1_areich — 2011-12-31 03:45:34Z

Hello Laura,

I just came across your posting while trying to find information/photographs of the Gilman family that used to live in Deep Creek, MT. Your photo was really astounding to see. We have lived in Deep Creek for the past 8 years and often wonder about the folks who lived here before us. Although the home in your picture no longer stands, we often find pieces of their lives, (an axle from an old wagon, the front part of an old tricycle, toys, pottery and glass pieces, leather boot soles, to name but a few things). The meadow today looks pretty different in some ways, but in other ways, pretty similar to your photo. I guess it's been over five years since you posted this comment, but if you're still interested, I'd love to hear from you. Perhaps I could send you some recent photos of the area? Also, I'd be grateful to learn anything about the Gilmans. Specifically, there is a gulch here named Emma Gulch and I've always wondered if there was an Emma Gilman who it was named after.
Best,
Alisa

Re: Rhea V. McCarthy (1891-28 Apr 1917)

JDJames89 — 2011-11-28 01:11:13Z

Thanks so much for the information. I didn't know that she ended up in Missoula, which is I suppose is why I was looking in the wrong direction. I will most definitely contact the Missoula library and see if I can't find a definite connection between Rhea and the infant McCarthy. That would definitely explain why she died so young. And what are the odds of the same date for two unrelated individuals? Always best to be sure, though. Thanks again, you've made my day.

Re: Rhea V. McCarthy (1891-28 Apr 1917)

CStrombo — 2011-11-27 19:43:56Z

Rhea Viola McCarthy is listed in the Missoula City cemetery as having died 28 April 1917. She is not in the Mineral County death and burial records. Only an infant, Kate. In the Missoula cemetery records is also an infant, unnamed, who died 28 April 1917, too. This may be mother and child. A query to the Missoula Public Library, Paulette Parpart, Paulette@missoula.lib.mt.us will get you a reply.

Kay Strombo, Mineral County Museum, Superior, MT 59872
mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Rhea V. McCarthy (1891-28 Apr 1917)

JDJames89 — 2010-10-05 00:10:27Z

I'm trying to find more information on a woman born Rhea V. Smith in Butte in 1891. She appears to have been marries some time between 1909 and 1915 as, according to her sister's obituary, she is living as "Mrs. Rhea McCarthy" in St. Regis in 1815. There's also a listing (it doesn't say where) on the online MT death index for a Rhea V. McCarthy born about 1891 and died 28 Apr 1917. If anyone recognizes this woman or knows of any good resources for Mineral Co for this time period, please let me know. Thanks.

Re: ROSBOROUGH Family

CStrombo — 2010-09-12 12:37:40Z

Joseph Patrick Rosborough died October 1982 in Augusta, GA. Obit says memorial services and interment will be in ST regis at a later date. He was born in Sultan, WA 11 July 1900 to Joseph H & Elizabeth (Elder) Rosborough. Married Doris Higgins in 1943. Doris M (Higgins) Rosborough was born 22 March 1917 in Republic, WA to Clayton C & Eigenia (Price) Higgins. Joseph Patrick jr born Moscow, ID, died 30 August 1969 Hot Suplhur Springs, CO.

Hope this helps, let me know if there is anything else you need.

Kay Strombo, mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

ROSBOROUGH family from Mineral Co., MT

debarybabs1 — 2010-09-12 12:36:51Z

Can anyone help with information about Joseph Patrick Rosborough who was born in 1900, his son Joseph Patrick Rosborough Junior, and his wife Doris Rosborough?
Senior died in 1982, Doris died in 1979, and Junior died in an auto accident in 1969. He was 25 years old.
I would like to know where this family is buried. Joseph Junior left a daughter in Germany who is interested in knowing about her Rosborough family.
If anyone can shed some light, please contact me.

Thank you,

Babs Conner
debarybabs@comcast.net

Re: Leo BLABAUM -- died 1960

CStrombo — 2010-09-09 18:54:02Z

According to the Montana death indexes, Leo E Blabaum died 16 April 1960 in Blaine County, Chinook, MT 59523.

Hope this helps, Kay Strombo, mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Re: Obituary Look-up Please for Wilber Johnson

CStrombo — 2010-09-09 18:45:27Z

Have obit for Wilber Johnson, tell me where to send it.

Kay Strombo, mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Obituary Look-up Please for Wilber Johnson

RFeldt6942 — 2010-05-22 15:10:56Z

I would appreciate it if someone would be willing to look for an obituary and any other newspaper article surrounding the death of Wilber Johnson b March 14, 1918—d Nov 20, 1960 Superior, Mineral County, Montana cause of death suicide.Thank you......Ruth in NY

Mamie V Templeton and Leslie D. Knight

sro329 — 2009-08-30 13:23:55Z

I'm searching for info on MAMIE V. TEMPLETON AND LESLIE D. KNIGHT. They lived in Superior Montana. Leslie died in 1949. They had two children John Lee Knight and Patricia Knight. Any help of where Mamie , John or Patricia are at will be great. I don't know age of Mamie or even approx birth. John was born approx 1945 and Patricia approx 1948.

Re: GRAHAM -- Searching for Graves / Obits

CStrombo — 2009-01-27 20:39:10Z

I am secretary for the Superior Cemetery dist and have the following in my files:

Clara - b abt 1837 in LA, died 4 June 1907, buried at Quartz Cemetery.

Clara Eugenie - b Nov 18 1865 LA, died Mar 12, 1948 Missoula, buried in Missoula.

Do not have Samuel, Sarah or Stephanie.

William Belmont - b Jan 11, 1871 LA, died May 18, 1949, Superior, buried in Missoula.

I show the family listed in the 1880 Alexander, Rapides Co, LA; 1920 and 1930 Mineral Co, MT census.

Please let me know if there is anything else I may be able to do.

Cathryn Strombo
mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Re: Obit for Jarrette C. Black

CStrombo — 2009-01-27 20:26:27Z

I have a copy of the obit for Jarrette C Black as follows:
Missoulian, Monday, October 6, 2003, page B3

JARRETTE C BLACK, ALBERTON- Jarrette C Black, 88, of Alberton, passed away Friday, Oct 3, 2003 at St Patrick Hospital in Missoula.
He was born April 25, 1915, in Knoblick, MO, the son of Mary and William Black.
Jarrette was a life member of the Iron Workers Union and a member of St Xavier Parish. He loved music and played the violin/fiddle; enjoyed reading, particularly mysteries adn autobiographies; and had a fondness for animals, especially dogs.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Mary and a son, Jarrette.
His family includes a grandson, Jarrette C Black III, and great-grandson Daniel Black, both of Midvale, Utah; nephews Patrick Gordon and his wife Emily of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emitrates, and Emmett Black and his family of Oxford, IND; grandnephew Bill Black and family of Missouri; two neices, Gwen Hawn and Mary May Hutson of Farmington, MO; and special friends with whom he lived the past four years, Carlton and Deanna Quamme and their children of Alberton.
Mass of the Resurrection will be at 10:30am, Monday,, Oct 6, at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church, followed by a reception in Reidy Hall. Following cremation, graveside services will be held at 3pm Tuesday at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Anaconda.
The family suggests that memorials be made to the Poverello Center, 535 Ryman St, Missoula, MT 59802

Cathryn Strombo
mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Obit for Jarrette C. Black

llt913 — 2009-01-14 21:42:21Z

I am looking for an obit for Jarrette C. Black
B. 25 Apr 1915, St. Francois Co., MO
D. 3 Oct 2003, Alberton, Mineral, Montana

Would appreciate any help on this person.

Thank you

GRAHAM -- Searching for Graves / Obits

talmccreary — 2008-09-17 12:51:10Z

I am looking for graves and/or obituaries for the following individuals, all surnamed Graham:

Clara d. 4 June 1907
Clara E d. 12 Mar 1948
Samuel C d. 6 June 1945
Sarah L d. 19 Feb 1952
Stephanie M d. 25 Apr 1946
William B d. 18 May 1949

I have never done any research in Montana and Internet help is minimal. Can anyone provide me with contact information that might help locate these persons?

Thank you.

Re: Peter ERVIK -- from Norway

sewell88 — 2008-07-30 02:57:02Z

Hi, I am looking at the 1910 US Federal Census, Minneapolis, Minnesota and listed with my family is living a Peter Irvik age 21 and Reinard Irvik age 22. My great grandmother Amelia (Oleson) Anderson was from Norway. Maybe this is your lost relitive. In the 1920 census Raymond Ervik is listed, age 30, also living with my relitives. Hope this helps.

Searching for Photo: Robert “Bob” William BREEN

MyOwnCousin — 2008-05-09 06:19:31Z

Hello all! I am searching for a photo or photos of my grandfather Robert “Bob” William Breen.

Robert “Bob” William Breen was born May 06, 1908 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana and died May 19, 1982 in Missoula, Missoula Co., Montana. He married Jewel Ann Stork abt. 1939. She was born Feb 13, 1919 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana, daughter of William Herman Stork and Clara Ann Fuehr. They divorced abt. 1944. Robert William Breen then married Ceridwen “Carrie” Jones in 1947. She was born Dec 10, 1906 in London, England and died Jan 11, 1997 in Hamilton, Ravalli Co., Montana daughter of John Jones and Ann Emrys.

Robert “Bob” William Breen was a direct descendant of the Hauswirth family, early-day settlers of Montana, especially Butte. He was raised in Butte, but spent a considerable amount of his childhood at the Breen family home near Alberton, Montana. Bob was a graduate of Butte High School and the University of Montana where he was an outstanding Grizzly athlete and later a staff member of the University. Bob was also an athletic coach in Glasgow, Montana. After returning from the war, Bob and Carrie lived in Missoula and then in Hamilton, Montana. Carrie Breen had a great influence on theater, dance and the arts in both Missoula and Hamilton. Bob had several uncles, aunts, and cousins (Hauswirth and Breen) that lived in the Missoula, Hamilton and Alberton area at one time.

Robert William Breen’s parents:
Rita Leona Hauswirth born Feb 09, 1886 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana and died Jul 02, 1967 in Sacramento, California. She married Robert Athon Barnes. He was born Jun 01, 1877 in Bedford, Indiana, and died in 1959 in Silver City, New Mexico, son of Joseph Dean Barnes and Mary A Malott. Rita Leona Hauswirth then married William Harper Breen Nov 30, 1911 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana. He was born abt. 1886 in Pennsylvania and died Aug 05, 1942 in Alberton, Ravalli Co., Montana, son of Michael Breen and Mary Sullivan.

Robert William Breen (birth name: Robert Athon Barnes Jr.) was the son of Robert Athon Barnes Sr.. Robert Athon Barnes Jr.’s name was changed to Robert William Breen upon his mothers’ marriage to William Harper Breen.

Robert William Breen’s half brother:
William C Breen was born May 15, 1918 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana and died Jun 13, 2001 California.

Children of Robert William Breen and Jewel Ann Stork:
Robert William Eva (birth name: Robert William Breen Jr.) was born May 23, 1941 in Astoria, Oregon and died Apr 10, 1984 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana.
Robert William Breen Jr.’s name was changed to Robert William Eva upon his mothers’ marriage to Thomas “Bud” Eva.

Thank you!

Re: Parents of Edith ROSS

2006-02-27 22:32:02Z

From what I can figure out, Kenneth Ross and Mary E. Ross were her parents. Ross
and Reilly were loggers in this area around 1900. I got these names from an abstract of my grandfathers' when the timber rights were purchased from an earlier owner. Hope this is a lead and adds to your records. JR

Re: Michael John Garvey

Barry_Ashby — 2006-06-15 04:17:41Z

Jackie,

Thanks for the tidbit on “Black Mike”. I’ll be sure to add your words to my Garvey database. FYI, Mike was a frequent visitor to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, where a few of his Canadian cousins lived and worked as loggers. That’s where my wife, Eleanor (Garvey) Ashby, first met him. Mike moved from there to Montana circa 1920.

My interest in Mike is genealogy only. Because he’s a member of my wife’s tribe, I have information on his ancestors and will gladly share same with bona fide relatives. If you know of anyone interested in this data, please refer them to me.

Can you identify the parents of Edith Ross? (She was the spouse of Michael John Garvey.) All I have on Edith is her birth date, about 1897, and her birth place, Montana.

Barry Ashby

Re: Michael John Garvey

2006-02-23 18:26:30Z

Here is what my husband remembers about Mike Garvey. He was a small man nicknamed "Black Mike". He was always cranky and bitter-never smiled. My husband sawed logs for Helean Logging in Fish Creek in 1953 when Mike was a scaler in the woods. My husband's father said Mike was a foreman for Ross and Riley, a big logging business in this area. His wife was Ross' daughter. Get in touch-we know someone who probably remembers him too. ahorse@bigsky.net

Re: Genevieve Mary GARVEY

Strombo — 2003-02-07 23:18:30Z

According to the index of vital records found in the Daily Missoulian I found the entry for Genevieve Garvey from Gem, ID. Right now the library in Missoula is closed to remodel but send an email to: Paulette Parpart{parpart@missoula.lib.mt.us} the entry is shown as 29 Oct 1910 page 4 column 5. She will get back to you as soon as possible.

Also in the index to burials in Missoula, St Mary's Cemetery there is listed an "Anna Garvey, died 8-25-1904, buried 8-29-1904."

Hope this helps, Cathryn Strombo mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Re: Michael John Garvey -- GENEVIEVE MARY GARVEY

2002-08-11 06:09:30Z

Cathryn...Thank you very much for searching your records for Michael John Garvey. And the Genevieve Garvey who married in Wallace, Shoshone County, Idaho, in 1910, is indeed part of my tribe. (See below.) Please send anything you have on her and her marriage. I assumed - without proof - that she was married in Coeur d'Alene, ID....Barry Ashby

GENEVIEVE MARY GARVEY was born October 22, 1885 in Mayo, near Buckingham, Papineau County, Province Quebec, Canada, and died December 05, 1953 in Los Angeles, California. She married PAUL GERHARD BRAUNE November 09, 1910 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, son of ADOLF BRAUNE and ANNA BIERMANN. He was born May 19, 1879 in Driebetz, Germany, and died August 26, 1954 in Los Angeles, California.

Re: Michael John Garvey

CStrombo — 2002-08-11 01:21:39Z

I have copies of many of the Mineral County vital records and do not find your family except in the 1920 census you found. Geraldine was 3 1/2 so I believe Edith and Michael were married closer to 1916. Michael is a logging camp foreman. There were many small lumber camps in the area at that time especially in the western part of the county. I do not find the name in any of the obituary extractions, either.

There is a Genevieve Garvey that married in Wallace, ID in 1910

Sorry, but there doesn't seem to be any further records of the family in our county but will keep track of your request in case something else comes to my attention.

Cathryn Strombo mrshezzie@blackfoot.net

Michael John Garvey, Mineral Co. lumberman 1905 - 1965

2002-08-02 19:34:06Z

Any information on Michael J. Garvey or his wife Edith Ross will be greatly appreciated.

MICHAEL JOHN GARVEY was born 1887 in Province Quebec, Canada, and returned there to die in 1965. He married EDITH ROSS in 1919 in Montana. She was born about 1897 in Montana.

He immigrated from Canada to Missoula County in 1905. The 1920 census locates him, wife Edith, and dau Geraldine at Garvey's logging camp, Mineral County, Cedar Township, St. Regis Post Office. (Ref: 1920 census, ED 143, sheet 3B, stop 69.)

Thanks.

Henry Newton Hiscox

jeanettelandis — 2008-02-04 19:20:25Z

is my grandfather. His WWI Draft Registration shows he worked for Mann Lumber Co. Henderson, Mineral County, MT in 1917-1918. At the time, he was married to my grandmother Bess Venard, although he could have been keeping company with one of his NEXT two wives: Fay Irene Button or Lillian Scissler. We have no record of his whereabouts after this. Any info on him would be appreciated.

Re: Fish Creek Cemetery

2006-02-22 05:48:07Z

Hi There! I live about 5 miles from Cyr. My grandparents were good friends with Andrew. He told them they could be buried in his family cemetary if they wanted. I knew him when I was about 10. I have access to a picture of him horseback when he was in a pony express race from Superior to Missoula. He had long black hair and a cowboy hat. He had brought many plants home with him from his travels and had a large yard full of flowers. Also had a vineyard, had milk cows and also sheep at one time. He wrote manuscripts about his life and travels and stored them in a dynamite box. He wanted Gonzaga U to print his book but they refused since he wanted it printed exactly as he wrote it.
Please contact me for more of what I remember. JR

Re: Fish Creek Cemetery

2006-02-23 17:15:46Z

JR,

Thank you so much for the information on Andrew. He was my great grandfather and I had the pleasure of scanning his original manuscripts in the summer of 2004. Any photos or more information about him or his wife and children would be greatly appreciated. I have a few photos of him and his 4 sons. My father was Bill Garcia and my grandfather was Andrew and Barbara's last son, Bill Garcia. That seems to be a popular name in the Garcia family.

I look forward to corresponding with you.

Thanks,
Barbara

Re: Fish Creek Cemetery

2006-03-07 22:35:44Z

Hi Barbara, Would you please call me? 406-822-4377.

Fish Creek Cemetery

Barbdara — 2005-06-10 21:25:56Z

Andrew David Garcia b. 13 Sept 1855 El Paso, El Paso County, Texas d. 3 Jan 1943
Barbara (Voll) Garcia b. 2 Feb 1871 New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada d. 12 Apr 1936
Marian Etta Garcia b. 26 Dec 1924 Montana d. 24 Jul 1926 Cyr, Mineral County, Montana
Trinidad Garcia b. 15 Aug 1901 Frenchtown, Mineral Co., Montana d. 17 Sep 1986 Missoula, Missoula Co., Montana

James R. Miner m. widow Martha (Nettie) Shanabarger

ynneLogan27 — 2006-04-02 06:54:50Z

After their marriage in 1896 in Kansas they moved to Cedar Twp. Missoula. I have an old family album with pictures of his parents and possibly siblings.
James was born in Missouri in Sept. 1871.

Peter ERVIK -- from Norway

socrates06 — 2006-04-09 00:58:25Z

I am looking for information about Peter Ervik. Ervik was a laborer , who came to the United States from Norway. He worked as a laborer in Mineral county. I would appreciate any information.
Thank you