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Re: MARQUARDT

huntress8881 — 2009-09-27 23:41:28Z

My Wm. Marquardt lived in Wi. He was born early 1800's. He married Wilhelmina Lemke.

Montana Stouts

lindabott8 — 2009-08-23 05:04:44Z

Searching for information regarding Albert Fletcher Stout and his wife Mary Mollie Butler.

Thanks,

Linda Stout Bott

Re: Stout Family

lindabott8 — 2009-08-23 04:46:25Z

Hi to all the Stouts and Good Friends!

I'm Linda Stout Bott, Albert Fletcher Stout's grddaughter. My father was Harry Webster Stout, Albert and Mary-Mollie's son., Born 1903.

Albert Fletcher Stout's fa. was Theodore Stout. Albert was born in Illinois. Theodore's wife was Emily.

\My grandmother, Mary Mollie died in California in the early to mid 1950's. She was living in Oakland I believe with family. She had remarried after Albert fell off the roof and died of his injuries. She married a man whose first name was Jasper. I can't remember the last name.

I have more inform about the Stout clan. I been researching Mary Mollie, but with her last married name I stumped. So Help!

Thanks to all,

Linda Stout Bott

Re: Stout Family

lindabott8 — 2009-08-23 04:46:21Z

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

trox2525 — 2009-06-24 01:42:38Z

My mothers's Elaine A Raynor. She passed away last year. She had a sister Dorothy. Is this the same Dorothy that your related too?

ETTA MAY2 ELPHICK as born February 06, 1904 in Pinkerton, Ontario, Canada, and died January 02, 1968 in Independence, La. She married ARTHUR HENRY RAYNOR June 03, 1919 in Sandpoint, Bonner County, Idaho.

ARTHUR HENRY RAYNOR: son of HENRY RAYNOR and HARRIET FOLAND. He was born September 28, 1889 in Yankton County, South Dakota, and died February 08, 1953 in Opportunity, Washington.
Burial: Pines Cemetery, Spokane, Spokane County, WA

Children of ETTA ELPHICK and ARTHUR RAYNOR are:
2. i. DOROTHY R.3 FERENCY, b. November 28, 1921, Helena, MT ; d. August 16, 1992, 70466

Tickfaw, Tangipahoa, Louisiana.
3. ii. HELEN ETTA RAYNOR, b. November 19, 1923, Cordelan, Idaho; d. April 09, 2008.
iii. HENRY RAYNOR, b. Died at 6 days old.
iv. UNKNOWN RAYNOR.
v. UNKNOWN.
4. vi. ELAINE A. RAYNOR, b. March 19, 1927, Chewelah (Land of the Lakes), Stevens County, Washington; d. July 15, 2008, Cullman Regional Medical Center, Cullman Alabama.
vii. ROBERT A. RAYNOR, b. March 19, 1929, Burnt Valley, Wa; d. October 10, 1992; m. HELEN; b. 1929.

5. viii. ALBERT HENRY RAYNOR, b. December 05, 1942, Spokane Wa; d. November 29, 1992, Florida.

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

librarienne — 2009-06-09 01:06:23Z

Re: your Raynor mother; I'm related to a Dorothy Raynor, born Dungen, around Plains, MT. Also part of the Helterline and Denslinger families. Is there a connection?

--Corinne

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

Crae2002 — 2009-06-03 19:10:37Z

Is there any mention of the murder of Hiram Otis Walbridge at the hands of his father in law Joseph Carlyle Hunter in 1900 at Georgetown Flats.
Thax
Char

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

trox2525 — 2009-05-19 11:19:56Z

Hi,

I was able to borrow all three volumes through the public library. I was able to purchase volume 1, but the others are very hard to locate, so I went to my local library. They requested volume 2 and 3 from a library in Montana. Sorry I can't remember which one, but you should be able to locate the books from an online search at the library. Good luck on your search.

My mother was a Raynor and grew up in Montana, Washington and Idaho.

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

mkcoughtx — 2009-05-08 21:08:13Z

I have volumes 1 and 2. Sorry to report that there were no name index listings either for Strobie (any) or for Lucinda Anderson. I did not find any of the children's names you listed in either volume.

Volume 1 covers from trapper/pioneer days in the early 19th century to approximately the middle of the second decade of the 20th (1915-16). Volume 2 picks up and covers the area through the early- to mid-1920s.

If anyone knows how I can get a copy of Volume 3 I'd really appreciate your guidance. My family didn't get to Heron until the late 1920s. They're very interesting books.

Smith Family from West Plain, Montana

HattieIrish — 2009-02-01 20:39:17Z

Minnie Ann Smith was born in West Plain, Montana on September 1, 1899. Later she lived and married in Oklahoma, Oklahoma where she was under age so her father A.J or F Smith signed her marriage certificate. She and her husband removed to Denver Colorado where her husband David Koontz died and she remarried Henry Adelman. At her death Ca. June 18, 1944 she lived in Bremmerton ,Washington. Her father and mother in Denver, Colorado. Where should I look for this birth record ? was there a state wide repository for birth information at that time?
Thank you for any help

Re: McKay family

beckymenzel77 — 2009-01-04 01:19:28Z

I just received copies from your book Whispers from the past. John H. and Ann had another daughter, Janet. She was the third child and born in 1887 in Iowa. John F.'s youngest child is Gene (Eugene Victor). He is still alive and like his father, loves to tell stories! Becky

Re: McKay family

beckymenzel77 — 2009-01-01 05:56:47Z

Yeah! I have info on John Francis McKay and several of his chilren are still alive if you need any further info. My email is beckymenzel@hotmail.com. Becky

Re: McKay family

ArtAnnM — 2009-01-01 01:01:08Z

I can help you with additional information on this family, as I am compiling information on all early settlers and families of this county I would like to correspond with you.
Ann Miller

Re: looking for riney farris

StepTwin — 2008-12-29 18:27:03Z

Are you looking for Riney Gearhart Farris? If so I can provide you with some more information.

Robert & Clara LOWRY

tmjb1 — 2008-12-28 16:46:31Z

I'm searching for information about my LOWRY grandparents, Robert (Bob) and Clara LOWRY who lived in Thompson Falls around the early-later 1940's where Robert owned a bar. Would anyone know anything about that establishment? I'm sorry that I don't know the name of the business. Thank you.
Mary Jean Lowry Bivins/Helena, MT

McKay family

beckymenzel77 — 2008-12-27 20:57:04Z

I am researching the John H. McKay family and I was hoping to find an obituary or information about his past. John died July 30, 1930 in Sanders, Montana. He worked for the railroad and was married to Ann McGowen who died March 9, 1929. They had four children-Annie, John Francis, Janet, and Ella. John Francis was involved in politics as well as working for the railroad and several newspapers. Any info would be much appreciated! Becky

Re: Obit Lookup Please

frankp053 — 2008-12-14 16:38:45Z

Thank you very much for your suggestion!
Frank

Re: Cawus Hill Cemetery

Richard_Owens — 2008-12-14 15:24:30Z

Thank you for the information. It is helpful and interesting.

Shuler, M. B. of Hot Springs, MT, c. 1930

CarterD1207 — 2008-01-14 12:44:35Z

I was pleased to come across a distant relative of mine, Martin Banes Shuler, living in Hot Springs, Montana, in 1930. I thought he had perished before 1920 in Tulsa Co., Oklahoma. M.B. Shuler was a blacksmith (owned his own shop) and was a widower, she died many years before. His sons, Evan & Everett (twins), were back in Oklahoma - I'm fairly certain. Does anyone have historical information that might have mention of MB Shuler? i.e. directory, newspaper clippings? I have not found him in the Montana Death Index, though he was listed as being 80 years old in 1930 - he was more like 75-76. Thanks!

Re: Cawus Hill Cemetery

volunteerMT — 2008-12-14 03:32:11Z

There is a tiny community named "Camas Prairie" located in Sanders County, and it has a Camas Prairie Cemetery. I suspect that this is probably the cemetery the obit refers to:

http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/localList.php?local=22345&...

According to the book "Names on the Face of Montana: The Story of Montana's Place Names," by Roberta Carkeek Cheney, first published in 1983:

"CAMAS (Sanders County) is near the border of Lake County. An early day post office was established in 1898 with Telesphore Demers as postmaster; it closed in 1957. The town was named for the abundant camas plant, a member of the lily family with an onion-like flavor. The Kootenai and Salish Indians used to come regularly to dig the bulb, which formeda staple of their diet."
"CAMAS PRAIRIE (Sanders County), a few miles out of Camas, is on the Flathead Reservation. The name is descriptive. A post office operated 1910-20; William Boberick was the first postmaster."
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I hope you find the above information useful.

Re: Obit Lookup Please

volunteerMT — 2008-12-14 03:07:54Z

Go to the following MT GenWeb site for Sanders County, and scroll to the addresses for the two public libraries listed. One or both may have old newspapers on microfilm and be willing to look up an obit for you:

http://sanders.mtgenweb.org/

Re: DOROTHY ERVIN

volunteerMT — 2008-12-14 03:03:59Z

MONTANA DEATH INDEX, 1907-2002:

ERVIN, Dorothy D.
Died: 22 Apr 1971 at 44 years of age
County(s) of Death & Residence: Sanders County
Marital Status: Divorced
Index #: 2600

I suggest you see if the public library in Thompson Falls had copies of old newspapers on microfilm and can look up an obit for you. Go to the following link for Sanders County:

http://sanders.mtgenweb.org/

Good luck!

Cawus Hill Cemetery

Richard_Owens — 2008-10-25 16:29:45Z

I have an obituary which is not clear and it mentions the Cawus Hill Cemetery. But, the spelling may be off on Cawus, the "w" may be a different letter or letters.

I can't find anything on the local websites to match it. Anyone ever hear of it??

Thanks alot!!!

Rich

William R. Sanders, born KY, lived in Clinton & Christian Co.'s IL

sharolyn — 2008-01-21 14:48:05Z

William R. Sanders, born 1829 KY; married Margaret P. Baldridge and lived in Clinton & Christian Co.'s in IL, 1850s through 1880s. Had two daughters named Harriett & Mary. I do not find William & Margaret after 1880, would appreciate any information on this family.

Re: Sanders Co. History Book

aitg — 2007-05-20 19:17:19Z

I was in contact earlier about the Noxon area where my great grandfather homesteaded. Are you still working on this part?

Scheffler's from Montana

unikue69 — 2007-03-28 18:31:32Z

Are there any Scheffler's from Montana related to the Scheffler's from Kansas. Please reply to me.

Thanks
Christina

Re: Rasmussen family in Noxon, Sanders County

KrystalPeterson51 — 2007-06-21 00:53:29Z

Please contact me directly at caf@centurytel.net

Census Lookup 1910 and Later

sharinlpn — 2008-04-29 19:58:04Z

Can someone do a census lookup for a widow Mary Gilruth and a Harry Baker both in the Dixon MT area in 1914. The applied for a marriage license in Dixon on Feb. of 1914.

Thanks, Sharon

obit: Wilfred E. ‘Will’ Moles

WilliamTaber — 2006-12-30 20:21:24Z

TERRE HAUTE, IN — Services for Wilfred E. “Will” Moles, 86, Terre Haute, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Callahan-DeBaun Funeral Home.
He died at 1:55 a.m. Friday, Dec. 22, 2006, in Union Hospital, Terre Haute.
Born Feb. 7, 1920, in Belknap, Mont., he was the son of Albert and Sophia Skierka Moles. He was married Jan. 16, 1949, to Agnes Smith, who survives.
Mr. Moles retired from the federal prison, where he was a teacher of diesel and farm machinery repairs.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in the 607th Tank Destroyer Battalion, Normandy Invasion and the Battle of the Bulge during World War II.
He was a member of Central Presbyterian Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 972, Wayne Newton American Legion Post No. 346, Federal Prison Retirees Association, and NARFE (National Association of Retired Federal Employees).
Also surviving are one daughter and son-in-law, Barb and Jeff Goltry, Logansport; one son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Cheryl Moles, Terre Haute; three grandchildren, Jeff, Brian and Sarah Moles; and one sister, Altha Thompson.
His parents and five brothers, Leo, Lester, Clarence, LaVerne and Louie Moles, preceded in death.
The Rev. Lant Davis will officiate at the services. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Re: Horse Plains

DebBenedict — 2008-06-25 00:16:51Z

Just this June 2008, I visited Plains, MT, and discovered the book "Horse Plains: Montana Territory" 1984, by Maurice Helterline (pronounced 'Morris'). Mr. Helterline has gleaned vintage Plains info from all the local sources. His book is a delightful read. I recommend it! I even found one entry for my family, Courser/Corser, and with his indexes, I found several of my ancestors in the Plains cemetery. We bought the last hard copy (sorry) that the museum had in Thompson Falls.

However, I also saw an updated soft copy version at the Sanders County Courthouse Vital Records Department along with two volumes of indexes. You can order copies by contacting The Printery, P.O. Box 988, Plains, MT 59859, at 1-800-926-4513 or 406-826-3605.
http://www.the-printery.net/index.html

Mr. Helterline's cemetery indexes are also online here:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mtsander/cemeteries.htm

Maurice is a difficult man to reach. The Missoulian has a charming write-up on him along with his photo here:
http://www.missoulian.com/articles/2005/04/16/hometowns/ht01...

I recommend calling the Printery directly. Hope that helps everyone. Enjoy...

Deb

Betty Jean Perkins Camin Obit

mabeone — 2007-05-30 19:28:07Z

Mrs. Betty Jean Perkins Camin age 76 of 1904 North Main Street, Mount Airy, wife of Edwin Arthur Camin, passed away on Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at Surry Community Nursing Center.

Mrs. Camin was born in Hot Springs, MT to the late Warren Perkins and Pearl Borders Perkins, grew up in Spokane, WA, lived in Topeka and Salina KS, Owego, NY, Raleigh and Mount Airy.

She was a member of Central Methodist Church, retired professional Genealogist with nine copyrighted books, a member of the Surry County Genealogy Association, North Carolina Friends of Archives, Mount Airy Historical Society, Mount Airy Museum, past Secretary and Treasurer of Mount Airy Kiwanis Club, member of North Carolina Genealogy Association, Virginia Genealogy Association, New England Genealogy Association, North Carolina Friends of the Library, Lowgap Wildlife Club, Mayberry Good Sams and past president of Owego, NY Jaycees. She taught several Genealogy courses, taught bowing to the blind, traveled seven countries in Europe and her past hobbies were collecting owls and green depression glass, bowling and camping.

Surviving are her husband, Edwin Arthur Camin of fifty five years; three sons, George Warren “Corky” and wife Judy, David Edwin Camin and Robert Warren Camin and wife Donna; one granddaughter, Kathy; three grandsons, Jason, Andrew and Christopher; one great-grandchild, Nikkita and two sisters, Barbra Perkins Orren of Spokane and Shirley Perkins Corder of Murray, ID.

A memorial service will be held on Friday June 1, 2007 at 3:30 PM at Moody Funeral Home Chapel. The service will be conducted by Rev. Dennis W. “Bud” Cameron. The family will receive friends at Moody Funeral Home on Thursday night from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Surry Arts Council 218 Rockford Street, Mount Airy, NC 27030.
Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com

moodyfuneralservices May 29, 2007

Re: Census Lookup 1910 and Later

sandymac136 — 2008-05-24 22:28:47Z

In 1910 I found widow Mary Gilruth, 32 with her children: Hellen-8 dtr, ?Genie (can't read well)-6 dtr, and son Robert 4. They had a boarder. They were living in Missoula Montana.
In 1920, I found her married to Harry Baker 43, Mary 41, daughter G----16, and son Robert 14. children are listed with surname Baker. Mary was born in PA. They were living in Hellgate Twp, Missoula, Montana. I hope this helps.

Re: Boyer-Lynch Connections

ejpgenes — 2008-09-04 18:25:28Z

Looking for information on the Lynch Creek School, located in Sanders County. Wondering if your Lynch is connected.
My birth mother, Goldie Stanley, taught in this school in 1915-1916. Pupils were Cole Beamish, Perry Barnhart,Vera Keeney, Ida Lovell, Paul Middleton, Ida Garland, Dorothy Keeney, Roland Little, Mary Garland, Robert Middleton. Pearl Lynch was Clerk, A.H. Middleton was Chairman and R.W. Beamish and Cecelia Beamish were Trustees.

Anyone with information on location of the Lynch Creek School, please contact me.

Louisa Bierwagen

cgorley1 — 2008-05-03 00:05:15Z

I'm searching for information on Ferdinand Bierwagen's wife. I believe her name may have been Louisa, and he may have married more than once. He was born in 1861 and died in 1927. He immigrated to Canada in 1903.

Annette Bierwagen (nee Garbe)

cgorley1 — 2008-05-03 00:03:40Z

I am searching for information on Annette Bierwagon (nee Garbe). She was born in 1889 and died in 1950. She married Rudolph Bierwagen and they had 14 children.

Re: Stobie's and Anderson's

cindy4elux3 — 2008-09-02 06:07:56Z

I am Joe & Lucinda's great granddaughter and was named for Lucinda, but I go by Cindy. I have never heard of one of their children named Margaret, however, Victor's youngest child, Peggy's name is Margaret.
Either Herbert or James died from the flu of 1918 which he caught aboard ship returning from WW!. The other was killed by infection in an accidental gunshot wound that he received when going over a fence. Anna did, in fact, marry Victor H. French & they had 3 chlldren, Anna May, 1916-2005, Jeanne Erville, 1918-2003, & Jim, 1920-1943, I believe. He was killed in the invasion of Sicily in WW2. Stuart was a cousin--originally an Anderson, I don't know if he was legally adopted, but his name was Stobie for most of his life. He & Eva had no children. Victor & Ruth had 4 children, Victo, 1926-present, she was married to Bert VanCampen who died several years ago & she lives in Thompson Falls, MT. I'm not sure of Herb's birthdate, but he is still living, Chris was, I believe, born in 1932 & died 2003 from cancer. Peggy is a few years younger than Chris & lives with her husband, Larry McCarthy in Plains. As I understand it, Herbert & James bought the Cook family ranch, at the foot of Cook Mt. in 1910. It has been in the family since then--that's where Victor raised his family & it is still in his family.

WHALEN and SAND

Redporsche — 2008-07-31 04:39:56Z

I am looking for the person who responded to my query concerning Earl WHALEN of Thompson Falls and a Ronald SAND who she went to school with. I believe the responders first name was Lucille. If anyone has info on these two I'd appreciate hearing from you. Thank you.
Janet

Re: Behind these Mountains by Mona Vanek volume 1

dkelly777 — 2008-09-30 04:07:57Z

Hi
Is there any mention of Joseph Stobie or his wife Lucinda, maiden name Anderson or of their children Herbert, James Arthur, Anna Jane, Stuart or Victor Hugo?

Thanks for the lookup
Doris

Obit Lookup Please

frankp053 — 2008-12-01 02:22:24Z

Could someone please check for an obit for the following death index in Sanders County:

Michael White Dec 24, 1952

Thank you, Frank

Edwin Marion Ewen

jmfraser — 2007-05-16 18:51:27Z

The Missoulian newspaper
Missoula, Montana
Monday - 9 October 2000

EDWIN MARLON EWEN

Plains – Edwin Marion Ewen, 74, of Plains, passed away on Friday, Oct. 6, 2000, at St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula of natural causes.
He was born April 24, 1926, in Worden to Stephen and Eleanor (Stromme) Ewen.
Edwin served in the U.S. Army during World War II in France. He received two Purple
Hearts.
On Feb. 22, 1947, he married Frances Osmond in Billings. He was a man of many talents and worked in numerous occupations throughout his life.
Edwin loved children and horses. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, gardening and playing cards.
He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers. Survivors include his wife Frances Ewen of Plains; six children, Linda Laager of Lancaster, Minn., Sharlene Rivinius of Plains, Shirley Wilson of Trout Creek, James Ewen of South Beach, Ore., Roy Ewen of Fort Worth, Texas, and Marilyn Braught of Clackamas, Ore.; 22 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, at the Sanders County Fairgrounds Pavilion. A reception will follow at the VFW Hall.
Honorary pallbearers will be Doyle Chenoweth, Bert Stobie, Gunner Johnson, Anton Johnson, Merlin Ehlers and Clarence Rivinius.
The family suggest memorials to the Plains VFW, American Heart Association or Plains Paradise Senior Citizens Center.
Arrangements are under the care of Garden City Funeral Home and Crematory in Missoula.

Re: Sanders Co. History Book

shawnakay2005 — 2008-09-29 02:01:10Z

I am wondering what information this book contains about Hot Springs Montana in Sanders County.

Re: Rasmussen family in Noxon, Sanders County

ArtAnnM — 2007-05-22 05:11:18Z

Just read your query on Albert/Maud Rasmussen & was very interested. I have information on son Fay and wife Kathleen, would appreciate sharing with you, but would truly appreciate receiving information on Albert and Maude.
Ann Miller annm11@yahoo.com

Re: Sanders Co. History Book

ArtAnnM — 2007-05-22 05:05:11Z

Thank you for your query, I am definitely still acquiring information for the Noxon and surrounding area. Please let me know about your ancestory.
ann miller -- annm11@yahoo.com

DOROTHY ERVIN

cirsium_1 — 2008-12-12 02:33:50Z

My mother in law, Dorothy Daugherty Ervin was a resident of Noxon and died in Noxon about 1968 (69?). I understood from my husband that she is buried at the Noxon cemetery, but her name is not on the list provided by Shrider's Funeral Home. Can anyone in the area find an obit for her?
Thank you in advance for any help.
annie

Re: Boyer-Lynch Connections

sboyerbailey — 2008-09-05 14:08:47Z

I am sure there are connections somehow, but pinning them down is tough. My grandmother, Marie Nolen, was born in 1899, and I remember her speaking frequently about Cole Beamish. Howver, she went to high school in Thompson Falls, I believe, or maybe even in Washington somewhere.
Her uncles, Joe and Frank Boyer, and her mother, Mary Boyer Nelson Scott, lived in Plains, but I believe it was later than the period you are looking for. Joseph Boyer married Mary Lynch, hence the connection. What made it confusing for me is there were now two Mary Boyers in the same town, and I sometimes can't tell who a story is about. I do know that Joe and Mary Lynch Boyer were quite well thought of, and that Mary Lynch Boyer wrote a great deal of Plains early history. There are two books that I know of, "Horse Plains, Montana Territory," by Maurice Helterline; and also "Wild Horse Plains," by John Rhone. I'm sure that Mary Lynch Boyer's historical accounts are somewhere in Plains still, as they were the basis for the Rhone book.
My mother attended the small one-room school house that was moved from somewhere in the woods to the corner of Main Street in Plains, and stands there today, but I don't know if that was Lynch Creek School. My mother was born in 1922, so again, out of your date range. I definitely remember the Beamish name, though. I just looked through my mother's senior almanac, and found that one of the freshmen was named Neptune Lynch. As this was 1940, later than you need. And darnit, for whatever reason, the editors only applied last names to the seniors. All others are listed as Dorothy D., or Mary M. The only reason I knew this was Neptune Lynch was because he signed his name next to his picture, (as Nep Lynch,) which is the nickname I think all of the Neptunes went by.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but I will keep an eye out for the names you are looking for as I research mine.
Thanks for getting in touch.

Boyer-Lynch Connections

sboyerbailey — 2008-09-03 21:35:50Z

Looking for information on any of the Boyers who ran "Boyer House" in Plains in 1800's. My great-great uncle Joseph was married to Mary Lynch, who was one of the best historical recorders of Plains life. Joseph's brother Frank, and their sister Mary, are hard to find info on. Mary Boyer married John Nelson, who died early 1900's, then married Walter Scott. Am trying to find out who the parents of Joseph, Frank and Mary Boyer were, and where they came from. Have differing stories. If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.

History of Perma Montana

mgmcnassar — 2008-03-20 22:48:38Z

Hello to Posters on this thread,
By chance does anyone have old pictures or historical info on Perma? Or can you refer me to other sources? Would appreciate any info you can share. Not related to Stouts or others from there but we have property in the area and would like to know about Perma history. Thanks, Mike

Re: FOLETTE, PELARSKE, WREN

brightstar965 — 2007-07-22 07:15:27Z

Just Googled Pelarske and found this post. My grandmother's maiden name was Pelarske, Hedwiga (or Hattie) and her sister's name was Catherine (not sure of any other siblings or if this family could be related or not but Catherine and her husband Joe lived in St Cloud, MN. When Hattie married my Grandfather (who died in 1963 - Charles Schanback)- they lived in Minnesota (I believe) and then Nothern California (Sacramento/San Fransisco Area).

Baker, Hiram

jcobs1 — 2007-03-08 05:17:28Z

I'm looking for information about a Hiram Baker and his wife Mary Jane Baker who moved to Montana. They were listed in the 1920 census as residing in Fergus, Montana. In the Social Security death index there was a Hiram Baker who died in Plains, Sanders, MT 54859. Any information would be great apprecited, maybe even a obit for Hirman. You can contact me at jcobs@yahoo.com

RE: Robt. Randall Sanders/Saunders b. Douglas, Az

JulieJ88 — 2007-03-07 23:47:18Z

I am seeking information on Robert Randall Sanders/Saunders. He was born 11-19-1913 in Douglas, Arizona. His parents are William Travis Sanders/Saunders and Moira Bell Austin. This is all the information I have on this family. I do not know how long they stayed in Arizona or where the family went from there. Any help on this family will be greatly appreciated.