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| 1901 | I46928 | Berryman | Don Kenneth | 9 Mar 1942 | 22 Apr 2019 | 0 | Don Kenneth Berryman, 77, of Pineland, Texas passed away Monday, April 22, 2019 at his residence. Don was born March 9, 1942 in Jasper, Texas to Grover Clinton Berryman and Gladys Byerly Berryman. He served his county as a member of the United States Air Force and later worked at and retired from Temple-Inland as a Millwright and Welder. Don liked hunting and baseball and loved to go fishing whenever he had the chance. He was also known to play a little 42 on occasion. Don, a lifelong resident of Pineland, was a member of Pineland Church of Christ and the Pineland Service Club. He is survived by his son, Scott Hardy and wife, Jennifer, of Pineland, Texas; daughters, Andie Dutton and husband, Kevin, of Hemphill, Texas and Kelly Berryman of Dallas, Texas; sisters, Rita Brusa of California, Betty Coleman and husband, Charles, of Mineral Wells, Texas, and Ellen Cammack of Pineland, Texas; favorite niece, Lou Seale of Brookeland, Texas; grandchildren, Reese, Alexa, and Ashley; and great grandchild, Macey. Visitation will be held from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr Street, Hemphill, Texas. Graveside services will begin at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 24, 2019 in Pineland Cemetery under the direction of Starr Funeral Home with Larry Bilbo officiating. Military honors will be provided by Sabine County Honor Guard. Online condolences and book signing can be made at starrfuneralhome.com. Copied from the Starr Funeral Home website, also published in The Sabine County Reporter, May 1, 2019, page 8 |
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| 1902 | I41947 | Berryman | Ed | Sep 1873 | 6 Jan 1962 | 0 | Shown as Edwin in 1880, and Edward in 1900. Said to have married E. Cora MORTON, a daughter of James Marshall Morton and Maggie Starnater. |
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| 1903 | I1623 | Berryman | Everett Powell | 11 Mar 1910 | 5 Dec 1971 | 0 | His Texas Death Certificate, viewable online at FamilySearch.org, Texs Deaths, 1890-1976, shows that he wsa the son of Martin Berryman and Charlotte Ludow (sic). His usual occupation was shown as a Foreman in the Furniture business, and that he his usual residence was at 5401 Stephanoe in Fort Worth, Texas, and that he was married. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Everett Berryman. By the date of death, "found" was shown in parentheses, and apparently an inquest was held to establish that he died of natural causes. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3F4-D5R name: Everett Powell Berryman event: Death event date: 05 Dec 1971 event place: Precinct #4, Harris, Texas, United States gender: Male marital status: Married birth date: 11 Mar 1910 birthplace: , Texas father's name: Martin Berryman mother's name: Charlotte Ludow certificate number: 88893 film number: 2223502 digital folder number: 005165854 image number: 01033 Collection: Everett Powell Berryman, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" |
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| 1904 | I1623 | Berryman | Everett Powell | 11 Mar 1910 | 5 Dec 1971 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 1905 | I41928 | Berryman | Frederick | 12 Jul 1827 | 10 May 1901 | 0 | The American Civil War Soldiers database on Ancestry.com shows he served in the Confederacy from Texas, where he enlisted as a Musician in Company D, First Heavy Artillery Regiment. More can be seen on this family here: http://www.paulridenour.com/berryman.htm |
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| 1906 | I41928 | Berryman | Frederick | 12 Jul 1827 | 10 May 1901 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1870 Census Texas, Sabine County, Beat No. 3, Brookeland Enumerated 7 Aug 1870 Page 6 540-540 Beryman F 40 M W Stone Mason 1000 150 Prusia " Martha A 28 F W Keeping House Tx (Second wife, Martha Ann FORT) " Charles 8 M W Tx " Sarah Rose(?) 4 F W Tx " Fedrick 1 m W Tx " William E 1/12 M W Tx May 1880 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 3, Sub Div No. 84 Enumerated 12 and 14 Jun 1880 Page 7 SD 1 ED 84 Stamped 208 5-8 Berryman, F. W M 50 Stone Cutter Prussia Sweden Prussia Berryman, M. A. W F 38 Wf Tx NC KY Berryman, Sarah A W F 13 Dtr Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Fred W M 10 Son Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Willm. W M 9 Son Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Thos W M 7 Son Tx Prussia Tx Berryman Edwin M W 6 Son Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Martin L W M 4 Son Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Nannie W F 2 Dtr Tx Prussia Tx Berryman, Allen W M 4/12 Jan Son Tx Prussia Tx 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 3 Enumerated 1 Jun 1900 by Fred Berryman Jr. SD 8 ED 70 Sheet 1A Stamped 118A 1-1 Berryman, Fred Head W M Nov 1827 72 M 38 Germany Sweden Germany 1851 49 Na Farmer Berryman, Martha Wf W F Aug 1842 57 M 38 9/8 Tx Ky Ky Berryman, Sarah A Dau W F Jan 1868 32 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Fred Jr Son M M Jun 1869 31 M Tx Germany Tx Teacher P?? Berryman, Edward Son W M Sept 1873 26 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Martin L Son W M Nov 1875 24 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Allen Son W M Jan 1880 20 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Josephine Dtr W F Jan 1883 17 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Ardalie DtrinLaw W F Oct 1878 21 m 0 Tx Ala Ala 2-3 Samuel and Helen Veatch 3-5 Wm. and Maggie Berryman |
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| 1907 | I41944 | Berryman | Frederick "Fred" | Jun 1869 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 3 Enumerated 1 Jun 1900 by Fred Berryman Jr. SD 8 ED 70 Sheet 1A Stamped 118A 1-1 Berryman, Fred Head W M Nov 1827 72 M 38 Germany Sweden Germany 1851 49 Na Farmer Berryman, Martha Wf W F Aug 1842 57 M 38 9/8 Tx Ky Ky Berryman, Sarah A Dau W F Jan 1868 32 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Fred Jr Son M M Jun 1869 31 M Tx Germany Tx Teacher P?? Berryman, Edward Son W M Sept 1873 26 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Martin L Son W M Nov 1875 24 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Allen Son W M Jan 1880 20 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Josephine Dtr W F Jan 1883 17 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Ardalie DtrinLaw W F Oct 1878 21 m 0 Tx Ala Ala 2-3 Samuel and Helen Veatch 3-5 Wm. and Maggie Berryman |
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| 1908 | I46933 | Berryman | Grover Clinton | 23 Oct 1923 | 10 Jul 2015 | 0 | Lt. Col. Grover (Berry) Clinton Berryman, 91, a longtime resident of Friday Harbor, Washington, passed away peacefully at home on July 10, 2015. He was born in Zavalla, Texas on October 23, 1923 to Bertie Meadows and Grover Cleveland Berryman. Relatives recalled that the first plane that many had ever seen circled the town on the day he was born. Stirred by his interest in model planes and mechanics in general, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He trained as a pilot and was assigned to fly the B24 Liberator for the 5th Army in Italy, where he flew 23 missions over Germany and occupied Europe. On one memorable occasion, his aircraft had to drop out of the group due to the loss of an engine from battle damage. Realizing that solitary bombers were sitting targets, he urgently radioed for fighter escort. He and his crew credited their survival that night to the courage and skill of the Tuskegee Airmen who unhesitatingly responded to their radio call. He was released to the Air Force Reserves after WWII but was recalled for the Korean conflict. He flew numerous airplanes including the B24, the C124 Globemaster, the C47 (the old Gooney bird, one of his favorites), and the SA16 Albatross. Friends often recounted the time that he flew a B17 under a bridge in Beaumont, Texas. While based in Bordeaux, France, Berry met Mary Ann Malicki, a recent Penn State graduate who was teaching abroad. A grand courtship ensued as they toured the Swiss and French Alps in his classic Bugatti coupe. Following a year's service in Saudi Arabia, he and Mary Ann were married in Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania, in 1954. His military career spanned the globe from Europe to the Far East, ending with tours of Japan and Vietnam. Lt. Colonel Berryman retired from active duty at McChord AFB in 1970. He completed additional courses at the University of Washington and went on to enjoy a second career as a woodworking and drafting instructor in Georgia for many years. A testament to the "Greatest Generation", he could build, fix, or create almost anything with his well-stocked workshop. He was tremendously skilled in woodworking, lostwax casting, copper enameling and drawing. He could capture faces and buildings in a rough sketch with a few swift strokes of his pencil, delighting countless children (and adults). . He took great joy in his many grandchildren, who enjoyed listening to their Grandpap's stories. In addition to his immense enthusiasm for flying, he was also passionate about European sports cars. He raced in road rallies in several states and drove his 1936 Type 57 Bugatti for 50 years. He was a member of the Bugatti Owner's club and the Sports Car Club of San Juan Island. A complete audiophile, he instilled in his children a lifelong love of music with his epic reel-to-reel classical and folk collection. Well travelled to farflung, desolate regions of the world while piloting for the Air Force, he also enjoyed visiting Europe with his family and friends. The Cotswolds, Devon, Yorkshire, and Derbyshire were particular favorites in England. He will be remembered by his family as a kind, warm and gentle man. "Praising what is lost makes the remembrance dear." (Shakespeare) Berry was preceded in death by his brother Julian Berryman. He is survived by his wife, Mary Ann; his children, Ray Berryman, Elaine Schumy (Erik), Paul Berryman (Pauladeceased), Camille Paulsen (Dirk); his seven grandchildren, Patrick and Pierce Berryman, Alex and Johanna Schumy, Marian, Louisa and Susannah Paulsen; his brother, Don Berryman; and his sisters, Marguerite Brusa, Betty Coleman, Kay Berryman and Ellen Cammack. A funeral Mass was held on July 17, 2015 at St. Francis Catholic Church in Friday Harbor. Interment was at St. Francis cemetery with military funeral honors performed by the Friday Harbor Honor Guard. Remembrances may be sent to the G. C. Berryman Park Bench Memorial Fund (Islanders Bank), or to your favorite charity. http://sanjuanislander.com/obituary/19500/grover-clinton-berryman-died-july-11 |
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| 1909 | I41929 | Berryman | James Charles "Charlie" "J. C." | Jul 1862 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Barbara Yancey Dore shows he died ca 1932 in Sabine County, whereas Dale Rubel instead puts his date of death ca 1935 in Lone Star, Texas. | STR06 |
| 1910 | I41929 | Berryman | James Charles "Charlie" "J. C." | Jul 1862 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): ' Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 7 Enumerated 13 Jun 1900 SD 8 ED 69 Sheet 9A 145-145 Berryman, J C Hd M W July 1862 37 M 14 Tx Germany Miss Farmer Berryman, Ada Wf F W May 1866 34 M 14 9/9 Tx La Tn Berryman, Alvin Son M W Jan 1887 13 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Helen Dtr F W Apr 1888 12 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, James Son W M Oct 1889 10 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Grover C Son M W May 1891 9 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Samuel Son M W Jan 1893 7 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Minnie Dtr F W May 1874 6 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Annie Dtr F W Apr 1896 4 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Freddie M W Jan 1898 2 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Charley Son M W May 1900 0/12 S Tx Tx Tx 1910 Census Texas, Sabine County, Pr. 7 161-161 Berryman, Charley Hd M W 47 M1 24 Tx Germany Miss Farmer Berryman, Ada Wf F W 43 M1 24 13/13 Tx La Tn Berryman, Alvin Son M W 23 S Tx Tx Tx Teacher Literary School Berryman, Helen Dtr F W 21 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Grover Son M W 18 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Sam Son M W 17 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Minnie Dtr F W 15 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Annie Dtr F W 14 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Fred M W 12 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Vernon Son F W 9 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Lillie Dtr F W 8 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Adrian Son m W 6 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Ira Son M W 5 S Tx Tx Tx Berryman, Bertha Dtr F W 2 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 1911 | I41968 | Berryman | James Henry | 26 Oct 1889 | 23 Jul 1954 | 0 | (Research):https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K37F-5MD name: James Henry Berryman event: Death event date: 23 Jul 1954 event place: Luling, Caldwell, Texas, United States Occupation Barber Barbershop gender: Male marital status: Divorced birth date: 26 Oct 1889 birthplace: Sabine, Texas father's name: James C Berryman mother's name: Ada Veatch informant A J Berryman Austin, Texas Burial Luling City Cemetery certificate number: 32028 film number: 2114215 digital folder number: 005145323 image number: 03190 Collection: James Henry Berryman, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" |
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| 1912 | I41951 | Berryman | Josephine | 1 Jan 1883 | 17 Jun 1962 | 0 | Said by Dale Rubel to have married Everette COLE, born ca 1876 in Texas. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K7D7-FZ3 name: Josephine Cole event: Death event date: 17 Jun 1962 event place: Rural #3, Jasper, Texas, United States Allisonville Community, 2 mi. south of Call, Texas gender: Female marital status: Widowed birth date: 01 Jan 1883 birthplace: father's name: Fred Berryman mother's name: Martha Ford Informant Mrs. ROS Hughes Burial Bean Cemetery, Kirbyville, Texas certificate number: 50346 film number: 2117025 digital folder number: 005144787 image number: 01812 Collection: Josephine Cole, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" |
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| 1913 | I46931 | Berryman | Julian C. "J. C." | 7 Nov 1917 | 11 Jan 1987 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page, created by D. A. Core and maintained by Kerry Girolamo, shows he was a CP US MARINE CORPS. | STR06 |
| 1914 | I41939 | Berryman | Lillie | 1 Feb 1902 | 16 Feb 1968 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3SC-DDG name: Lillie B Griswold event: Death event date: 16 Feb 1968 event place: Jasper, Jasper, Texas, United States residence 277 W. Houston, Jasper, Texas gender: Female marital status: Married birth date: 01 Feb 1902 birthplace: , Texas father's name: J C Berryman mother's name: Ada Veatch Informant L R Griswold/husband Burial Yellowpine Cemetery certificate number: 20557 film number: 2138979 digital folder number: 005145083 image number: 00380 Collection: Lillie B Griswold, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" |
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| 1915 | I41948 | Berryman | Martin Luther | Nov 1875 | 14 Apr 1953 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JD6W-TQN name: Martin Luther Berryman death date: 14 Apr 1953 death place: Dallas, Dallas, Texas gender: Male race: W death age: 77 years 4 months 19 days estimated birth date: birth date: 25 Nov 1875 birthplace: Texas marital status: Widowed spouse's name: father's name: S. Berryman father's birthplace: Texas mother's name: Martha Fort mother's birthplace: Texas occupation: Labor Lumber Mill place of residence: Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas cemetery: Pineland Cemetery burial place: Pineland, Texas burial date: About 15 Apr 1953 informant Everett Berryman additional relatives: film number: 2113850 digital film number: 4167368 image number: 2034 reference number: v X cn 18212 Collection: Martin Luther Berryman, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 1916 | I48550 | Berryman | Mary Ellen | 15 Sep 1935 | 7 Sep 2023 | 0 | Mary Ellen Cammack, 87, of Pineland, Texas passed away Thursday, September 7, 2023 in Lufkin, Texas. Mary Ellen was born September 15, to Grover C. and Gladys Berryman. She was a lifetime resident of Pineland and had worked as a secretary for many years. She was a member of Pineland Church of Christ. She is survived by her son, Guy "Trey" Cammack and wife, Janie, of Lufkin and grandson, Cameron, also of Lufkin. Visitation will be held from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Monday, September 11, 2023 at Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr Street, Hemphill, Texas. Graveside services will begin at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 12, 2023 in Yellowpine Cemetery with Bro. Floyd Wright officiating. Memories and condolences may be shared at starrfuneralhome.com. Downloaded from Starr Funeral Home Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, September 13, 2023, Page 4 |
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| 1917 | I6793 | Berryman | Moore | 1735 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | The son of William Berryman and Alice Moore. | STR06 |
| 1918 | I41959 | Berryman | Myrtie | 3 May 1907 | 6 Jun 1941 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDRZ-83K name: Myrtle Berryman death date: 06 Jun 1941 death place: Pineland, Sabine, Texas gender: Female race: White death age: 34 years 1 month 2 days estimated birth date: birth date: 03 May 1907 birthplace: , Jasper County, Tex. marital status: Single spouse's name: father's name: Martin Berryman father's birthplace: Brookland, Texas mother's name: Lottie Ludlow mother's birthplace: Jasper Co., Tex. occupation: Seamstress Business place of residence: Pineland, Sabine, Texas cemetery: burial place: Brookland, Texas burial date: 07 Jun 1941 informant Everette Berryman additional relatives: X film number: 2138612 digital film number: 4030530 image number: 886 reference number: cn 29349 Collection: Myrtle Berryman, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 1919 | I41949 | Berryman | Nancy "Nannie" | 17 Oct 1877 | 22 Nov 1961 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDBS-Q31 name: Nannie Veatch death date: 22 Nov 1961 death place: Prec. 2, Jasper, Texas gender: Female race: white death age: estimated birth date: birth date: 17 Oct 1877 birthplace: Brookland, Texas marital status: Widowed spouse's name: father's name: Freddrick Berryman father's birthplace: mother's name: Martha Ann Fort mother's birthplace: occupation: Homemaker place of residence: Prec. #2, Jasper, Texas cemetery: Memorial Park Cemetery burial place: Jasper, Texas burial date: 24 Nov 1961 additional relatives: film number: 2116857 digital film number: 4166611 image number: 1072 reference number: 65535 Collection: Nannie Veatch, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 1920 | I46927 | Berryman | Rubye Kathleen "Kay" | 23 Jan 1939 | 10 Feb 2017 | 0 | Obituary The Sabine County Reporter February 22, 2017, Page 10 Ruby Kathleen (Kay) Berryman Ruby Kathleen (Kay) Berryman, 78, of Houston, formerly of Pineland, passed away Friday, February, Feb. 10, 2017, in a Houston nursing home facility. She had been there for the last eight months in her fight with cancer. She was the youngest daughter of Grover C. Berryman and Gladys Byerly Berryman of Pineland. She grew up in Pineland and graduated from Pineland Hight School in 1957 where she was an honor student. She lived in Beaumont for several years having worked at the Enterprise and Journal. She moved to Houston where she worked many years and retired from the City of Houston Credit Union. She was the most gentle, caring and giving person. She helped anyone she could and fully believed there was good in every person. She was loved by many. Her survivors include, brother, Don Berryman of Pineland, sisters, Ellen Cammack of Pineland, Berry Coleman of Mineral Wells and Rita Brusa of Red Bluff, CA; also many cousins, nieces and nephews, friends and a long friend Dee Bourque of Houston. She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, JC Berryman and Grover Clinton Berryman. It was her request to be cremated. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, September 2017) |
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| 1921 | I41934 | Berryman | Samuel Whitson | 6 Jan 1893 | 25 Dec 1969 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K39N-YWY name: Samuel Whitson Berryman event: Death event date: 25 Dec 1969 event place: Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas, United States occupation Minister Chruch of Christ gender: Male marital status: Married birth date: 06 Jan 1893 birthplace: Yellowpine, Texas father's name: J C Berryman mother's name: Ada Veatch Informant Ophie Berryman Burial Kirbyville Cemetery certificate number: 94576 film number: 2218516 digital folder number: 005145023 image number: 00920 Collection: Samuel Whitson Berryman, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" |
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| 1922 | I41943 | Berryman | Sarah Ann | 9 Jan 1868 | 10 Nov 1939 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JF52-NTR name: Sarah Ann Wilkinson death date: 10 Nov 1939 death place: Precinct 1, Brookland, Sabine, Texas gender: Female race: death age: 71 years 10 months 1 day estimated birth date: 1868 birth date:9 Jan 1868 birthplace: Sabine County, Texas marital status:Widowed spouse's name: Alfred Wilkinson father's name: Fred Berryman Germany father's birthplace: mother's name: Martha Fort Sabine County, Texas mother's birthplace: occupation: place of residence: Brookeland, Texas cemetery:Family Cemetery burial place: burial date: Informant Pearl Berryman Brookeland, Texas additional relatives: film number: 2118411 digital film number: 4030447 image number: 2234 reference number: cn 52593 Collection: Sarah Ann Wilkinson, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 1923 | I41945 | Berryman | William "Will" W. | May 1870 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Said to have married Margaret "Maggie" JEFFERS. Barbara Yancer Dore shows he died ca 1935. Not located in the Texas Deaths, 1890-1976, database at FamilySearch.org. | STR06 |
| 1924 | I41945 | Berryman | William "Will" W. | May 1870 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 3 Enumerated 1 Jun 1900 by Fred Berryman Jr. SD 8 ED 70 Sheet 1A Stamped 118A 1-1 Berryman, Fred Head W M Nov 1827 72 M 38 Germany Sweden Germany 1851 49 Na Farmer Berryman, Martha Wf W F Aug 1842 57 M 38 9/8 Tx Ky Ky Berryman, Sarah A Dau W F Jan 1868 32 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Fred Jr Son M M Jun 1869 31 M Tx Germany Tx Teacher P?? Berryman, Edward Son W M Sept 1873 26 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Martin L Son W M Nov 1875 24 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Allen Son W M Jan 1880 20 S Tx Germany Tx Farm Laborer Berryman, Josephine Dtr W F Jan 1883 17 S Tx Germany Tx Berryman, Ardalie DtrinLaw W F Oct 1878 21 m 0 Tx Ala Ala 2-3 Veatch, Samuel Head W M May 1833 67 M 45 La Ind La Farmer Veatch, Helen M Wf W F Feb 1830 70 M 45 3/3 Tenn Va Va Veatch, Andrew U Son M May 1866 34 S Tx La Tenn Author? Veatch, Samuel W. Son W M Mar 1869 31 M 7 Tx La Tenn Farming Veatch, Nannie B Dau-in-law W F Oct 1878 31 m 7 2/2 Tx Germany Tx Veatch, Martin Grandson W M Apr 1897 s S Tx Tx Tx Veatch, Richmond L/S Grandson W M Nov 18991 S Tx Tx Tx Veatch, Alice U Granddau W F Apr 1884 16 S Tx Tx Tx 3-5 Berryman, Wm. Head W M Aug 1871 28 M 2 Tx Germany Tx Farming Berryman, Maggie Wf W F Jan 1878 22 M 2 Tx La Ala Berryman, Wm Floyd Son W M Sept 1898 1 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 1925 | I41937 | Berryman | William Frederick "Fred" | 17 Jan 1898 | 9 Mar 1981 | 0 | Could he have married Roxie Brown, and been the father of Billie Don Berryman, born in Yellowpine ca 1937 and died on 28 Jun 2014 in Atlanta GA. Billie Don's obituary was in the 2 July 2014 issue of the Sabine County Reporter. He also had a sister Sue Walker. | STR06 |
| 1926 | I23026 | Bertram | Henry David | 23 May 1898 | 28 Jun 1968 | 0 | The 1930 census indicates his father was born in England and his mother in Germany. He was a farmer. Sandra Meier shows his parents as David BERTRAM and Annie REICHELT. |
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| 1929 | I25381 | Bessire | Ivah Elgia | 27 Dec 1904 | 14 Nov 1954 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore shows she was born in Headrick, I. T. | STR06 |
| 1930 | I15849 | Best | Chester W. | Abt 1903 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Nebraska, Dodge County, North Bend City Enumerated April 8, 1930 ED 27-20 SD 3 Sheet 7B 174-184 Best, H. Allane Hd M W 36 M 22 Ark Miss Ky Laborer Steam Railroad Best, Cleda F Wf F W 33 M 19 Ne Oh Mich Best, Floyd C Son m W 14 S Ne Ark Ne Best, Marjorie L Dtr F W 10 S Mon Ark Ne Best, Katherine L Dtr F W 5 S Ne Ark Ne Best, Shirley M Dtr F W 2 S Ne Ark Ne Best, Chester W Brother M W 27 S Mo Miss Ky Truck Drive Transfer Co |
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| 1931 | I24866 | Best | Dorothy Mildred | 7 Dec 1911 | 2 Jun 2005 | 0 | D. Mildred McLemore June 4, 2005 Iowa Park- D. Mildred McLemore, 93, when home to be with her Lord on Thursday, Jun 2, 2005. Servicesx will be 2 p.m. Saturday, June 4, 2005, at Dutton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Paul Kuykendall of Holliday, Texas, officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery under the direction of Dutton Funeral Home. A resident of Iowas Park for 54 years, Mildred was born to William Henry and Lorena Frances (Varner) Best in Kirkland, Texas. She grew up in the Kamay, Burkburnett, and Iowa Park areas. She married O. S. Buddy McLemore December 20, 1930, in Walters, Okla. Mildred worked for Piggly Wiggly Food Stores 18 years, retiring in 1972. She was a member of the First Baptist Chruch of Iowa Park for 54 years where she was dedicated to her church work, visiting shut-ins and home bounds doind that she could for them, always having a smile for everyone. Mildred was a member of hte TOPS Club for several yhears. She was preceded in death by her husband, two sons, J. W. and Jerry; three sisters; and two brothers. Mrs. McLemore is survived by one son, Laurence McLemore and wife Helen of Iowa Park, sister, Syble Bodge of Moltonboro, N. H.; 11 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; five great-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to Iowa Park Healthcare Center or Hospice of Wichita Falls. (Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore) |
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| 1933 | I15848 | Best | Norma | 23 Apr 1935 | 3 Sep 1986 | 0 | September 10, 1986 NORTH BEND EAGLE Norma Zeleny, 51 Funeral services were held Saturday morning for Norma J. Zeleny of Arlington, who died Sept. 3, 1986 at Immanuel Medical Center in Omaha of cancer. She was 51. She was born April 23, 1935 at North Bend to Chester and Clara Best. She grew up in North Bend and lived in Fremont for six years before moving to Arlington 20 years ago. She was a member of the Arlington American Legion Auxiliary and First United Methodist Church of Fremont. On April 14, 1954, she married Eugene R. Zeleny at Council Bluffs, Iowa. He survives. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Steve (Cindy) Wiblishouser of Blair; her mother, Clara Best of North Bend; mother and father-in-law, Bessie and Edward Zeleny of Hooper; and a granddson. Funeral services were held at Arlington Community Church with Rev. Robert Saunders officiating. Ruby House was organist and Melvin Misfeldt was soloist. Burial was in Memorial Cemetery in Fremont. Pallbearers were Robert French, Dick Totten, Herman Allen, LeRoy Brown, Don Lottman and Loren Knoell. She was preceded in death by her father, Chester Best. (Courtesy of Caroline Mastny) |
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| 1934 | I15848 | Best | Norma | 23 Apr 1935 | 3 Sep 1986 | 0 | (Research):SSDI: NORMA ZELENY 23 Apr 1935 Sep 1986 68002 (Arlington, Washington, NE ) 68002 (Arlington, Washington, NE ) 506-36-5583 Nebraska SS |
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| 1935 | I35854 | Bethea | Achsah A. | Abt 1828 | 30 May 1911 | 0 | (Research):Montgomery Advertiser May 31, 1911 (Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore) Mrs. A A. McLemore Mrs. A. A. McLemore, a life-long resident of Montgomery, who has recently made her home with her daughter, Mrs. T. F. LEAK, 729 Sou?h Court Street, died Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Aberdeen, Miss., where she was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walker Farley. The body of the deceased will reach Montgomery Wednesday evening over the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at 56:30 o'clock. Funeral arrangements will be completed later. |
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| 1937 | I36502 | Bethel | Milton | 10 May 1909 | 30 Jun 1981 | 0 | Services for Milton E. Bethel, 72, of 3039 Grandview Blvd., Springmont, owner-operator of Bethel's Motor Service, 613 N. Third St., for 42 years, will be Friday night at 8 in the Clauser Funeral Home, Schaefferstown. Burial will be in Millcreek Memorial Cemetery, Newmanstown. Bethel was dead on arrival Tuesday night in the Reading Hospital and Medical Center. Born in Amherst, Va. he was a son of the late William and Cora (Hudson) Bethel. Surviving are his wife, Elsie (Lebo) Bethel; a son, Richard, Reed City, Mich., and a grandson. Reading Eagle; 2 Jul 1981. |
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| 1938 | I3912 | Bethel | Richard"Dick" Milton | 27 Jun 1939 | 14 Jul 2022 | 0 | Margaret Battel Bethel supplied the corrected birthdate and location, as Art Peck was incorrect. She further noted that although Dick was born in Toledo, he grew up in Pennsylvania. Bio of Dick Bethel published by Encore, Grand Rapids Community Foundation. Blessed with everything from a green thumb to a sense of humor, Dick Bethel inspires the rest of us to ponder if we're truly tapping our own reservoirs to the greatest degree possible to share with the outside world. Even a lifelong battle with Crohn's disease has failed to slow this Belmont resident, who was born in Toledo, raised in Pennsylvania, and moved to Michigan to make his mark in education, theater, horticultural, the Boy Scouts of America and more. While helping his father in the car sales business, he earned a degree from Youngstown State University in business administration, then took a job with Dow Corning in Midland, and later earned an MBA from Central Michigan University. It's there he met wife Maggie, with whom he has one son, Daniel. After his stint with Dow, he worked for JC Penney, then Reith-Riley Construction. Along the way, he taught sales and business classes for 22 years at Ferris State University. His interests include a relationship with scouting (son Daniel attained the Eagle rank), as well as a long-time commitment to the Crossroads Theater Guild in Reed City, where he's played the part of the disciple James the Lesser in a production of "The Last Supper" that originated in1986. "It always looks good on your resume," Dick says, "when you list yourself as 'disciple.'" Dick has also performed with the Rogue River Community Theater Company since 2001. In association with 4-H and Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service, Dick has pitched in on several endeavors, including that of a "rabbit leader" the last 16 years for youth raising hares to show at area fairs. In 2011, he earned Master Gardener designation through MSU, and has completed requirements for advanced master gardener and master naturalist. "It's a whole different direction from the city boy who grew up in Redding, Pennsylvania," he acknowledges. With Maggie at his side, these two avid gardeners have landscaped from scratch their two-acre wooded lot in Ada with lavish stands of perennials. They spend hours each spring spritzing up the beds with hundreds of annuals. Highlights include a bubbling fountain that flows from a massive puddingstone, and meandering pathways that connect to neighbors' properties. "It's been a lot of enjoyment and fun," says Dick, whose life of service has extended to children as young as five and gardeners well into and beyond their 80s. "You get your rewards," he maintains, "from the enjoyment of others." Sometimes, those rewards come with laughter. Not long ago, he was manning phones for the Extension Service and fielded a call from a woman who had just moved to northern Lower Michigan from southern Mississippi. "Have there been any reports of spaceships landing in the Traverse City area?" she asked, and went on to describe what she thought was something tantamount to crop circles, with "the ground covered in some areas by a strange white coating." "How long have you lived in Traverse City," Dick asked. "Six months," came the reply. "Do you know what frost is?" Obituary Richard Milton Bethel, Polka-dancer, cat-lover, vintage milk-bottle enthusiast, and a man with an endless appetite for Pennsylvania Dutch dishes are just a few of the traits that describe Richard ""Dick"" Bethel. Dick found joy in all these things and so much more yet nothing gave him greater joy than serving others. Even on his last day of July 14, 2022, which came to a peaceful end at his home with his beloved wife beside him, he spoke of plans to serve coffee to the folks ""upstairs"". Service to his community and others was a consistent quality that marked his entire life through his service in the Navy, his teaching career at Ferris State University, his 4-H volunteer work, and as a Master Gardener Hotline volunteer. Naming all the different ways he served during his life cannot be adequately chronicled in this space, but more important, does not honor his humble character. Dick was born June 27, 1939, to Milton and Elsie Bethel of Reading, Pennsylvania, and was their only child. In 1974 he married his beloved wife Margaret; they were married 48 years. They lived in the Cannonsburg area for the last 30 years. In 1980 he became a father to their only child, Daniel Bethel. He gained a daughter-in-law, Sarah, in 2013. He became a grandfather to Benji, in 2015 and later to Clara (2018), and Susie (2020). Dick took great pride and love in his family, expressing his care through service. He asked his son and others (he was honored to be called ""Dad"" by several family friends), ""How's your car running?"". We love you too Dad, the cars are running just fine. A memorial service is planned for August 19, 2022, at 11:30 at the Bostwick Lake Congregational Church, 7979 Belding Road, NE, Rockford, MI, 49341, followed by a light luncheon. Visitation will be held an hour before the service. The service will also be available for connection on Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85906057012?pwd=Y2RMOHdIOUV5cyt4SlJOQ2VPNW1CZz09. Memorial contributions may be made to the Michigan 4 H Foundation for the Kent County 4-H Youth Endowment or the Bostwick Lake Congregational Church Memorial Gardens. Published by Grand Rapids Press from Jul. 21 to Jul. 25, 2022. |
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| 1939 | I33334 | Bethurum | Allen M. | Abt 1810 | 14 Nov 1854 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: (Copied from http://www.bethurem.com/pedigree/107.htm) Census, 26 Aug 1850, , Rockcastle, Kentucky. 1) Allen Bethurem, age 40, male, born in Kentucky 2) Elizabeth, age 40, female, born in Kentucky 3) William, age 17, male, born in Kentucky 4) Right, age 15, male, born in Kentucky 5) Rebecca, age 13, female, born in Kentucky 6) Ellen, age 11, female, born in Kentucky 7) Elijah, age 9, male, born in Kentucky 8) Mary, age 6, female, born in Kentucky 9) Emily, age 4, female, born in Kentucky 10) Marion, age 7, male, born in Kentucky Census, 6 Sep 1860, Crab Orchard, Lincoln, Kentucky. 1) Milly Bethurum, age 49, female, born in Kentucky 2) Wright, age 26, male, born in Kentucky 3) Rebecca, age 24, female, born in Kentucky 4) Elizabeth, age 19, female, born in Kentucky 5) Mary, age 16, female, born in Kentucky 6) Marion, age 12, male, born in Kentucky 7) James, age 9, male, born in Kentucky 8) Alfonzo, age 6, male, born in Kentucky |
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| 1940 | I33347 | Bethurum | James C. | 26 Feb 1808 | 2 Dec 1905 | 0 | Marriage (1): Nancy R. DEBORD on 13 Aug 1829 in , Pulaski, Kentucky Marriage (2): Ann ??? on 14 Dec 1871 in , Mercer, Illinois | STR06 |
| 1941 | I33347 | Bethurum | James C. | 26 Feb 1808 | 2 Dec 1905 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: (Copied from http://www.bethurem.com/pedigree/96.htm) Census, 5 Sep 1850, , Montgomery, Missouri. ?u? ?/u? 1) James C. Bethuram, age 43, male, farmer, $480, born in K entucky. 2) Nancy Bethuram, age 46, female, born in Kentucky. 3) Harvey Bethuram, age 18, male, farming, born in Kentucky. 4) Marina Bethuram, age 16, female, born in Kentucky. 5) Mary Bethuram, age 13, female, born in Kentucky. 6) James Bethuram, age 12, male, born in Kentucky. 7) Harrison Bethuram, age 10, male, born in Kentucky. 8) Amelia Bethuram, age 8, female, born in Missouri. 9) Louisa Bethuram, age 5, female, born in Missouri. 10) Nancy Bethuram, age 2, female, born in Missouri. 11) James A. Pew, age 11, male, born in Missouri. Census, 30 Jul 1860, Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois. ?u? ?/u? 1) James C. Berthuram, age 53, male, farmer, $2500 real estate, $1100 personal estate, born in Kentucky 2) Nancy, age 55, female, born in Kentucky 3) Harrison, age 20, male, born in Kentucky, at school 4) Amelia A., age 17, female, born in Missouri, at school 5) Louisa, age 15, female, born in Missouri, at school 6) Nancy, age 12, female, born in Missouri, at school 7) Elizabeth, age 8, female, born in Missouri, at school Census, 10 Aug 1870, Andalusia, Rock Island, Illinois. 1) James Dethuram, age 62, male, white, dry goods ?et, $2000 real estate, $2000 personal estate, born in Kentucky 2) Eliza, age 65, female, white, keeping house, born in Kentucky 3) Elizabeth, age 16, female, white, at home, born in Missouri, attended school 4) Nancy, age 19, female, white, at home, born in Missouri, attended school 5) Louisa, age 21, female, white, Milliner?, born in Missouri Census, 4 Jun 1880, Andalusia, Rock Island, Illinois. ?u? ?/u?1) James C. Bethuram, white, male, age 72, married, dry goods merchant, born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky 2) Ann, white, female, age 65, wife, married, house keeping, born in Wales, father born in Wales, mother born in Wales 3) Nancy, white, female, age 33, daughter, single, at home, born in Missouri, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky 4) Jennie Jones, white, female, age 31, daughter, Milliner, born in Illinois, father born in Wales, mother born in Wales Census, 22 Jun 1900, Millersburg, Mercer, Illinois. 1) Harrison Bathuram, head, white, male, born Nov 1841, age 59, widowed, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, farmer. 2) Daisy Bathuram, daughter, white, female, born Nov 1878, age 21, single, born in Illinois, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, teacher. 3) Laura D. Bathuram, daughter, white, female, born Oct 1880, age 19, single, born in Illinois, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, at school. 4) Victor H. Bathuram, son, white, male, born Jan 1886, age 13, single, born in Illinois, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, at school. 5) Walter C. Bathuram, son, white, male, born Apr 1891, age 9, single, born in Illinois, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky, at school. 6) James C. Bathuram, father, male, born Feb 1808, age 92, widowed, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Kentucky. Gravestone: Andalusia, Rock Island, Illinois, , Andalusia Cemetery |
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| 1942 | I33350 | Bethurum | Rebecca | 16 Jan 1813 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | She was said to have married David A. HARNESS. | STR06 |
| 1943 | I33331 | Bethurum | William | Abt 1782 | Dec 1869 | 0 | Said by Jenny Bethurum to be the son of Benjamin Bethurum and a Miss Porter. | STR06 |
| 1944 | I33331 | Bethurum | William | Abt 1782 | Dec 1869 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: Census (Copied from http://www.bethurem.com/pedigree/72.htm) 26 Aug 1850, , Rockcastle, Kentucky 1) William Bethurem, age 68, male, ?, 345, Pennsylvania, ca nnot read or write 2) Mary, age 68, female, North Carolina, cannot read or write 3) Elizabeth, age 17 (???), female, Kentucky |
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| 1945 | I43463 | Betkova | Anna | 17 Mar 1894 | 20 Mar 1980 | 0 | Ancestry.com links her to the Anna Hruby, enumerated in Valley County, (and later Custer County) Nebraska 1900, 1910, and 1920. Dates of birth don't seem to match however, as the 1900 census shows Anna Hruby was born in April 1899. Additionally, if Joseph and Richard were her sons, she would have been enumerated with Joseph Maresh and those sons in 1920. It might be Joseph and Richard were born to a previous wife? Bob Nohavec shows that Anna was actually Anna BETKOVA, the daughter of Vaclav BETKA and Elizabeth ROHACEK. Althought the 1930 census shows her as born in Nebraska, Bob instead lists her place of birth as Rounice, and shows she emigrated in 1908. |
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| 1946 | I4335 | Betz | James Fred | 5 Dec 1907 | 29 Apr 1994 | 0 | More on the Betz family of East Texas can be found here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~consanguinity/Betz%201/ |
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| 1952 | I29753 | Beutler | Russell Vern | 6 Jan 1941 | Aft 1941 | 0 | Not listed in either of his parent's obituaries as either surviving or predeceased. Perhaps he died as an infant? | STR06 |
| 1953 | I2394 | Beutler | Vyron "Vern" E. | 19 Aug 1911 | 24 Sep 2006 | 0 | Vyron E. Beutler, Kingston, Died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2006, at Marlette Community Hospital-Hospice House, at the age of 95. Mr. Beutler had lived in the Kingston area since 1980 and was previously from West Bloomfield. He was born Aug. 19, 1911 in Drake, ND, son to the late Fredrick and Ella (Laack) Beutler. He married Margaret Klinkman March 16, 1940, in Ohio. Mr. Beutler worked as a foreman for General Motors Truck and Coach Division in Pontiac for many years until his retirement. He enjoyed woodworking, repairing whatever needed to be repaired, spending winters with his wife in Bradenton, FL and most of all his family. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Margaret Mary Klinkman Beutler of Kingston; son, Ronald and Sharon Beutler of Kingston; daughter, Janet and Harmon Beaty of Hartland; son, Eugene and Phyllis Beutler of Kingston; sister, Grace Hyatt White of Cass City; brother, Wayne Beutler of Zephyrhills, FL; sister-in-law, Laura Dale of Marlette; brother-in-law, Wilfred Klinkman of Smith Creek; 12 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Phyllis Stockwell, Arlene Wudarski and brother, Frank (Bud) Beutler. Funeral service was held Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. at Marsh Funeral Chapel in Marlette, with Pastor Kenneth Sandefur officiating. Burial was in Elkland Cemetery in Cass City. Memorials may be made to the United Hospice Service. Tuscola County Advertiser 9-27-2006 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caillet101/2006_Tuscola_County_MI_Obits.html |
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| 1954 | I42959 | Bevil | Albert Warren | 9 Jul 1895 | 9 Jan 1959 | 0 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDDS-5F8 Name: Albert Warren Bevil Event Date: 09 Jan 1959 Event Place: Houston, Harris Co., Texas Gender: Male Race (Original): W Age (Formatted): 63 years Birth Year (Estimated): Birth Date: 09 Jul 1895 Birthplace: Texas Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: John M. Bevil Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Sally Bevil Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Machinist Residence Place: Houston, Harris Co., Texas Cemetery (Original): Brookside Memorial Park Burial Place: Houston, Texas Burial Date: 12 Jan 1959 Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number: 2115872 Digital Folder Number: 4166747 Image Number: 3073 Reference ID: v X cn 2734 Collection: Albert Warren Bevil, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 1955 | I42959 | Bevil | Albert Warren | 9 Jul 1895 | 9 Jan 1959 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 6 Enumerated 26 Jan 1920 SD 326 ED 173 Sheet 18A 378-378 Crouch, Andrew J Head m W 51 M Ark Ga Ga Farmer Crouch, Lela F Wf F W 49 M Tx Miss Tx Crouch, Narcissus Dtr F W 21 S Tx Ark Tx Crouch, Mabel M Dtr F W 19 S Tx Ark Tx Teaching Public School Crouch, Ernest A Son M W 16 S Tx Ark Tx Farmer Crouch, Troy V Son M W 12 S Tx Ark Tx Farm Laborer Farm hand Crouch, William Son M W 12 S Tx Ark Tx Farm Laborer Home Farm Croch, Abbie V Head F W 2 1/12 S Tx Ark Tx 379-379 Bevil, Albert W Head M W 24 M Tx Tx Tx Farmer Bevil, Elsie L Wf F W 24 M Tx Ark Tx |
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| 1956 | I36253 | Bevil | James Noah | 30 Sep 1910 | 21 Sep 1971 | 0 | Name: James Noah Bevil Death Date: 21 Sep 1971 Death Place: Houston, Harris, Texas Gender: Male Race: Death Age: 60 years Estimated Birth Date: 1911 Birth Date: 30 Sept 1910 Birthplace: Kirbyville, Texas Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Father's Name: John Bevil Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Elizabeth Boyete Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Meat Cutter, Meat Market Place of Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Additional Relatives: Film Number: 2223315 Digital Film Number: 4169349 Image Number: 3219 Reference Number: 3240 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 |
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| 1957 | I36253 | Bevil | James Noah | 30 Sep 1910 | 21 Sep 1971 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 1958 | I8682 | Bevil | John "Jack" Mack | 6 Sep 1876 | 16 May 1955 | 0 | His Texas Death Certificate, viewable online at FamilySearch.org, Texs Deaths, 1890-1976, shows that he was a son of Warren BEVIL and Mary IRVING. His usual occupation was Engineer in the Lumber Industry. He was married, and a resident of Kirbyville, Texas. He died of Cancer of rectum with widespread metastasis at the New Herman Hospital in Houston. The informant was James Bevil, relationship not indicated. Name: John Mack Bevil Death Date: 16 May 1955 Death Place: Houston, Harris, Texas Gender: Male Race: white Death Age: 78 years 8 months 11 days Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 05 Sep 1876 Birthplace: Jasper, Texas Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Warren Bevil Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mary Irving Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Engineer Veteran of WW I Place of Residence: Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas Cemetery: Zion Hill Cemetery Burial Place: Kirbyville, Jasper, Texas Burial Date: 16 May 1955 Additional Relatives: Film Number: 2114390 Digital Film Number: 4165535 Image Number: 288 Reference Number: cn 23643 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 |
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| 1959 | I8682 | Bevil | John "Jack" Mack | 6 Sep 1876 | 16 May 1955 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Texas, Jasper County, JP 3 Enumerated 15 Apr 1910 SD 2 ED 62 Sheet 1A Jasper and Kirbyville Road 4-5 Bevil, John Head M W 34 m1 15 Tx Tx Tx Farmer Bevil, Sallie Wf F W 33 m1 15 3/2 Tx Tx Tx Bevil, Albert Son M W 14 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Bevil, Walter Son M W 1 4/12 S Tx Tx Tx 1920 Census Texas, Jasper County, JP #3 Enumerated 13 and 14 January 1920 SD 326 ED 75 Sheet 12A 226-244 Bevil, John Head M W 44 M Tx Tx Tx Engineer Locomotive Bevil, Sallie Wf F W 42 M Tx Ga Tx Bevil, Herschel Son M W 11 S Tx Tx Tx Bevil, Jimmie Son M W 9 S Tx Tx Tx Irvine, Susan Aunt F W 64 S Tx Tn Tx |
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| 1960 | I8682 | Bevil | John "Jack" Mack | 6 Sep 1876 | 16 May 1955 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 1961 | I39007 | Bewley | James J. | 26 Jan 1861 | 19 May 1940 | 0 | Said to be a son of Samuel Bentley BEWLEY and Mary Elizabeth JOHNSON, and a brother of Walter Bewley. | STR06 |
| 1962 | I39007 | Bewley | James J. | 26 Jan 1861 | 19 May 1940 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings" 1900 Census Texas, San Augustine, JP 1, San Augustine City Enumerated 21, 22 and 23 June 1900 SD 267 ED 73 Sheet 10B 181-181 Bewley, J. J. Head W M Jan 1861 39 M 4 Tx Tn Ala Farmer Bewley, Mary C. Wf W F Jan 1872 28 M 4 Tx Tx Tn Texas, San Augustine County, Pr 2 Enumerated 2 May 1910 SD 2 ED 138 Sheet 7B 134-139 Bewley, James J Head M W 49 m1 15 Tx Tn Ala Farmer Bewley, Mary C Wf F W 38 m1 15 0/0 Tx Tx Tn Williams, Annie Servant F W 18 S Tx Tx Tx Tx Cook Williams Lizzie Renter F W 30 1m 15 Tx Tx Tenn Own Income |
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| 1963 | I15287 | Beyerlein | Mildred E. | 25 Feb 1910 | 21 Apr 2001 | 0 | Sandy Ross Kiester, in the RootsWeb WorldConnect tree "Bavaria in Michigan," shows her as the daughter of Gustav August Beyerlein and Sarah Etta Douglas of Saginaw. | STR06 |
| 1964 | I13598 | Beznoska | Adolph | 8 Dec 1891 | 13 Feb 1989 | 0 | When he completed his draft registration card for World War I, he listed his date of birth as November 25, 1892, in Morse Bluff, NE. His SSDI instead shows 8 Dec 1891, as did Caroline Mastny. He was an employee of Frank Beznoska (presumably his father) in Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska at this time, which was June 5, 1917. He was listed as medium heighth and build, with brown eyes and dark brown hair. The Czechs in Nebraska, Czechs in World War website:http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/ethnic/czechs/cz-pg369.html Shows that Adoph Beznoska of Cedar Bluffs serviced in the U. S. Destroyer "Kimberly" during World War I. Caroline Mastny confirms that he was a Veteran, and indicates that he was a great golfer. |
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| 1965 | I13598 | Beznoska | Adolph | 8 Dec 1891 | 13 Feb 1989 | 0 | (Research):Census Information 1930 Census Oklahoma, Comanche County, Crosby, ED 6 Enumerated April 11, 1930 by Lawrence DeVinell ED 16-6 SD 8 Sheet 3B 59-65 Beznoska, Adolph Hd O R M W 38 D Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Karoline Mother F W 68 Wd Czech Czech Czech 1880 |
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| 1966 | I13601 | Beznoska | Agnes | 3 Apr 1898 | 10 May 1981 | 0 | She ran a cafe and apartment house. Mrs. Agnes Muckendorfer Funeral services were held Wednesday morning for Mrs. Agnes Muckendorfer, 83, who died Sunday at an Omaha hospital. She was born April 3, 1898, at Morse Bluff and had been a lifetime resident of the North Bend area. She married William Gutch on July 3, 1919, at Waco, Texas. He preceded her in death. On Feb. 21, 1944, she married Joseph H. Muckendorfer at Marysville, Kan. He preceded her in death on Sept. 4, 1968. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ora Mae Allan of North Bend; a brother, Adolph Beznoska of Geronimo, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Millie Arthur of Fremont and Lillie Tomasek of North Bend; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services were held at Moser Memorial Chapel in North Bend with Rev. Anderson Kwankin of First United Methodist Church officiating. Burial was to be in Woodland Cemetery. Mrs. Ralph Diffey was organist; vocalist was Dara Pople. Pallbearers included Louis Foltz, L.J. Gaughen, Gerlad Kruger, La Vern Kruger, Ted Mehaffey and Duane Arthur. Memorials are suggested to the First United Methodist Church. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clipping: Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) |
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| 1967 | I13595 | Beznoska | Albina M. "Albie" | 27 Aug 1885 | 9 Feb 1980 | 0 | Albie Kucera Funeral services for Albie M. Kucera, 94, were held Tuesday afternoon at Moser Memorial Chapel in North Bend. Rev. Anderson Kwankin of the United Methodist Church officiated, with music provided by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Diffey. Burial was at the National Cemetery at Prague, with Robert Allan, Leland Tomasek, Willis Lambrecht, Bill Lambrecht, Don Kruger and Duane Arthur serving as pallbearers. Albie M. Beznoska was born Aug. 27, 1885 at Morse Bluff, the daughter of Frank and Caroline (Datel) Beznoska. She married Jerry R. Kucera, Aug. 2, 1904 at Wahoo and they farmed near Prague, Hooper and North Bend. He died July 30, 1965. She was a member of the Methodist Church, was a resident of Birchwood Manor at the time of her death, Saturday, Feb. 9, 1980. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Joe (Olga) Krepel of North Bend; a brother Adolph Beznoska of Lawton, Oklahoma.; sisters, Mrs. Lillie Tomasek, Mrs. Millie Arthur and Mrs. Agnes Muckendorfer, all of North Bend; two grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, a son Ernest, sister Anna, and brothers, Frank, Joe, Jim and Louis. (Undated, unreferenced clipping courtesy of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska: 1980 handwritten on clipping) |
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| 1968 | I149 | Beznoska | Anna | 15 Sep 1859 | 14 Jul 1909 | 0 | Helena Soukup Parker writes that Anna Beznoska was born in Bohemia on September 15, 1858 and came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1864 at the age of six years. She died in the home of her daughter Lillian Eret, Prague, Oklahoma, on July 14, 1909. "Mrs. Anna Soukup of Oklahoma was buried in the Bohemian National Cemetery last Sunday in the presence of a large circle of her friends and relatives. Some few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Soukup were summoned here on account of the death of their daughter, Mrs. Albert Kassick. When Mrs. Soukup left for home she was not feeling well and upon arriving was almost immediately taken sick and continued growing weaker until death finally came. Her husband F.M. Soukup for weeks was constantly by her side and accompanied her corpse here from Oklahoma. Last Tuesday he too was taken seriously ill and is now under the care of a physician although the case is not as serious as at first seemed. The Soukup's are old residents in this locality having lived on their half section farm two miles south of town her for many years before moving to Oklahoma. They have a host of friends here who symphatize with them in these days of trouble and who trust that Mr. Soukup will soon recover. The following from Oklahoma were present at the funeral: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eret, Mrs. Tessie Strong, Miss Anna Soukup and Ed, Harry, Louis and Willie Soukup. Also the following relatives from Saunders county: Mrs. Racek, and son, Emil, Pr Jakovec, Mr and Mrs Anton Soukup, Mrs. John Varka, Mrs. Fr. Hinesh and Mrs. Joe Hinesh." (Undated, unreferenced copy of Newspaper clipping 1909) (Note: Neither the State of Oklahoma or Nebraska had a death certificate on file for Anna). |
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| 1969 | I13594 | Beznoska | Anna | 23 Aug 1884 | 1972 | 0 | She did not move to Oklahoma with the rest of her family as she was already married. | STR06 |
| 1970 | I13592 | Beznoska | Frank | Abt 1880 | Abt 1880 | 0 | He died as an infant. | STR06 |
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| 1972 | I13593 | Beznoska | Frank R. | 10 Aug 1881 | 21 Dec 1956 | 0 | Frank Beznoska, 75, passed away in the Schuyler hospital Friday, Dec 21. Death followed a stroke which he suffered the previous afternoon. He was born August 10, 1881, in Saunders County near Morse Bluff. In 1902 his family moved to Oklahoma. On September 6, 1904 he was married to Bessie Havlik at Lawton. In 1918 the came to this community and farmed until 1935 when they moved to North Bend. Here Mr. Beznoska worked at Watt's store until he retired a few years ago. On September 6, 1954, Mr and Mrs Beznoska celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary. in 1953 he received his 50 year pin from the ZCJB lodge. Survivors include his wife and one son, Raymond Beznoska of North Bend; four brothers, Louis, Joseph, Adolph and James, all of Oklahoma; four sisters, Anna Ruzicka of Moorehead, Minn; Albie Kucera, Lillie Tomasek, Millie Arthur, Agnes Muckendorfer, all of North Bend; one grandson Kenneth, eighteen nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Sellhorn Mortuary. Rev. Hugh H. Houchin officiated. Hymns were sung by Mrs. Alice Kersbergen. She was accompanied by Mrs. Vernelle Karsk. Pallbearers were Leonard Tomasek, Leland Tomasek, Duane Arthur, Ernest Kucera, Bob Allen and Louis Masiny. Burial was in the Killian cemetery in Saunders county. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clipping: Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) CZECH NATIONAL CEMETERY (also known as Killian Cemetery) located in Bohemian township in the NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Sec 23 Township 17, Range 5E of Saunders County, Nebraska. Recorded on April 12, 1977 and completed on April 15, 1977 by Clarabelle Mares 1722 E 19 Fremont, Nebraska and assisted by Kathrine Petersen. Cemetery in very good condition. Working from front to back in rows. Row 5 Sec 1 east to west Frank R Beznoska 1881 - 1956 |
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| 1973 | I13593 | Beznoska | Frank R. | 10 Aug 1881 | 21 Dec 1956 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1910 Federal Census Thirteenth Census of the United States Crosby Township, Com anche County, Oklahoma #81-81 Beznoska, Frank Head M W 28 M1 5 Nebraska Bohemia Bohemia Beznoska, Bessie Wife F W 22 M1 5 Nebraska Bohemia Bohemia Beznoska, Raymond Son M W 5/12 S Oklahoma Nebraska Nebraska Two houses away was Frank Soukup. 1920 Federal Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Cedar Bluffs, ED 146 Enumerated 30 & 31 Jan 1920 by L.E. Smith SD 4 ED 146 Sheet 14B 362-367 Beznoska, Frank Hd M W 38 M Neb Boh Boh Farmer Beznoska, Bessie Wife F W 31 M Neb Boh Boh Beznoska, Raymond Oklahoma Neb Neb 1930 Federal Census Nebraska, Dodge County, Union Twp Enumerated April 16, 1930 by April 16, 1930 by George G. McVicker ED 27-27 SD 3 Sheet 5B 108-108 Beznoska, Frank R. Hd R M W 48 M 23 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Bessie M Wf F W 42 M 17 Neb Czech Czech Beznoska, Raymond F Son M W 29 M 2 29 M Ok Neb Neb Beznoska, Delma L DIL F W 19 M 19 Neb Neb Neb |
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| 1974 | I11854 | Beznoska | Frantisek "Frank" | Abt 1822 | 3 Mar 1900 | 0 | The Immigrants Ships Transcribers Guild has the following information relating to the ship Bark "Industrie" of Bremen: The ship arrived at the port on 27 May 1865, and Frank's occupation was shown as "Miller," and the families destination was shown as Baltimore. Included among the passengers were: BEZNOSKA, Franz 42 Anna 43 Veronica 9 Theresia 10 Franz 7 Anna 5, Bohemia. http://www.immigrantships.net/v5/1800v5/industrie18650527.html A Nebraska Czech's website notes that: "Frank Beznoska, Beroun. Came to Cleveland in 1865. Died March 3, 1900, aged 78. Remembered as an able ferryman, who saved people from drowning on several occasions. " From http://www.rootsweb.com/~neethnic/czechs/cz-pg97a.html The family first settled in Cleveland, Ohio. They later came to Nebraska and homesteaded on a farm southeast of Morse Bluff. Two of their daughters remained in Cleveland. He and his wife were seriously injured in a runaway carriage in 1897. His wife died due to the injuries, and he went to live with his son, Frank Beznoska, Jr. His obituary reads as follows: "Frank Beznosky (sic) Sr. of Morse Bluff, died at his home in Morse Bluff, March 3, of paralysis. He came to Saunders County from Bohemia in 1869, and engaged in farming. Two years ago his team ran away, killing his wife and injuring Mr. Beznosky so badly that he never recovered, and his death was no doubt due to this abuse. The deceased leaves five children, Mrs. James Racek, Mrs. Soukup of Milligan, Nebraska, Frank Beznoska, and two others in Ohio. The funeral was held, Monday, March 5. (Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) CZECH NATIONAL CEMETERY (also known as Killian Cemetery) located in Bohemian township in the NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Sec 23 Township 17, Range 5E of Saunders County, Nebraska. Recorded on April 12, 1977 and completed on April 15, 1977 by Clarabelle Mares 1722 E 19 Fremont, Nebraska and assisted by Kathrine Petersen. Cemetery in very good condition. Working from front to back in rows. Row 5 Sec 1 east to west Frantisek Beznoska d 3 Mar 1900 78 yrs |
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| 1975 | I11854 | Beznoska | Frantisek "Frank" | Abt 1822 | 3 Mar 1900 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1870 Federal Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Twp 16 Range 6E, PO Cedar Bluffs Enumerated 15 Jun 1870 Page 3 Stamped 315 39-30 Besnosker, Frank 50 m W Farmer $400 Bohemia Besnosker, Anna 49 F W Keeps Houe Bohemia Besnosker, Sarah 15 F W At Service Gohemia Besnosker, Frank 13 M W Bohemia Besnosker, Anna 11 F W Bohemia From the Familysearch 1880 United States Census and National Index Census Place:Douglas, Saunders, Nebraska Source:FHL Film 1254756 National Archives Film T9-0756 Page 37 RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Frank BASNOSKY Self M M W 55 BOHEMIA Occ: Farmer Fa: BOHEMIA Mo: BOHEMIA Ann BASNOSKY Wife F M W 50 BOHEMIA Occ: Keeps House Fa: BOHEMIA Mo: BOHEMIA |
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| 1976 | I11854 | Beznoska | Frantisek "Frank" | Abt 1822 | 3 Mar 1900 | 0 | (Medical):Y DNA Results, FTDNA Haplogroup: R1a A direct male descendant volunteered to have his DNA tested . The results can be found at www.ysearch.org, under the user ID #8HGEM. The FamilyTreeDNA kit number is 70191. R1a The R1a lineage is believed to have originated in the Eurasian Steppes north of the Black & Caspian Seas. This lineage is thought to descend from a population of the Kurgan culture, known for the domestication of the horse (circa 3000 B.C.E.). These people were also believed to be the first speakers of the Indo-European language group. This lineage is found in central & western Asia, India, and in Slavic populations of Europe. |
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| 1977 | I11860 | Beznoska | Frantisek "Frank" | 6 Jul 1858 | 23 Mar 1929 | 0 | Caroline Mastney reports that the family moved to Oklahoma in 1902. Frank was able to buy each of his five sons a farm. His granddaughter Maybelle notes he "had 5 adjoining 360 acres for the 5 boys." "Illness Fatal to A Resident of North Bend" Frank Beznoski, sr., of North Bend, died Saturday afternoon in Kolouch hospital, where he had been brought Friday for treatment. He had been a sufferer with stomach trouble for several years. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the ZBDJ Hall in Morse Bluff, with burial in Morse Bluff cemetery. Mr. Beznoski was born July 6, 1858, in Bohemia, and came to the United States as a young man. He was married to Miss Caroline Datel in North Bend Nov 20, 1876 and 10 children were born to the union. The surviving children are Frank of North Bend, and Lewis, Joseph, Adolph and James all of Lawton, Oklahoma, Anna Ruzicka of Moorhead, Minn., and Albie Kudtka, Lillie Tomasek, Millie Arthur and Agnes Dupth, all of North Bend. Mr. Beznoski was actively engaged in farming until about 10 years ago, when he retired and had since made his home in North Bend. "Called by Death" Death on Saturday evening released Frank Beznoska, Sr., from suffering which had been his protion for a number of years due to stomach trouble. His condition had been serious for the past few months. On Friday he was removed from his home to a hospital at Schuyler, where he passed away the following evening. Hoping for relief from his ailment, he spent the summer and fall in Oklahoma but returned to North Bend in December not much improved. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Phillipps of Clarkson were held Tuesday. Following a short service at the home at 1:00 services were held at 2:00 pm at the ZCBJ hall in Morse Bluff. Interment was made in the Killian cemetery in Saunders county. Among those whos were her from a distance to attend the funeral were: Mrs. Anna Ruzicka, Moorhead, Minnesota; Joe and James Beznoska, Lawton, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soukup and daughter Marie, Milligan, Nebraska; Frank Soukup, Sr. and Joe Soukup, Milligan, Nebraska. Frank Beznoska was born at Beron, Bohema (sic), July 6, 1858. He came to America with his parents in 1869 when he was eleven years old. The family located first in Cleveland, Ohio, but not long after came to Saunders county, Nebraska, and took up land near where the town of Morse Bluff is now located. His parents were among the early settlers of Saunders county and in the days before the bridge was built across the Platte river at North Bend his father operated a ferry which transported travelers across the river at this point. Mr. Beznoska was married in 1879 at Fremont, Nebraska to Miss Caroline Datel and lived on a farm in Saunders county until 1903 when they sold the farm and purchased land near Lawton, Oklahoma. They lived there until a few years ago when they transferred their land to their sons and retired from farming. They purchased a home in North Bend and located here. Mr. Beznoska is survived by his wife and the following children: Frank Beznoska, Jr., Mrs. Jerry Kucera, Mrs. John Tomasek, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Arthur and Mrs. W.G. Gutch, all of North Bend; Mrs. James Ruzicka of Moorhead, Minnesota; Joe, Louis, Adolph and James Beznoska of Lawton, Oklahoma; nineteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. One child died in infancy. Mrs. Beznoska was a man of fine principles and a good neighbor and friend. He took great pleasure in his family and in his granchildren and will be deeply missed by them. All of these and particularly the bereaved wife, have the sympathy of the community in their sorrow. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clippings: Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) CZECH NATIONAL CEMETERY (also known as Killian Cemetery) located in Bohemian township in the NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Sec 23 Township 17, Range 5E of Saunders County, Nebraska. Recorded on April 12, 1977 and completed on April 15, 1977 by Clarabelle Mares 1722 E 19 Fremont, Nebraska and assisted by Kathrine Petersen. Cemetery in very good condition. Working from front to back in rows. Row 5 Sec 1 east to west Frank Beznoska Jr 1858 - 1929 |
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| 1978 | I11860 | Beznoska | Frantisek "Frank" | 6 Jul 1858 | 23 Mar 1929 | 0 | (Research):From the Familysearch 1880 United States Census and National Index Census Place:Douglas, Saunders, Nebraska Source:FHL Film 1254756 National Archives Film T9-0756 Page 37 RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Frank BASNOSKY Self M M W 22 BOHEMIA Occ:Farmer Fa: BOHEMIA Mo: BOHEMIA Caroline BASNOSKY Wife F M W 19 BOHEMIA Occ:Keeps House Fa: BOHEMIA Mo: BOHEMIA Frank BASNOSKY Son M S W 8 M NE Fa: BOHEMIA Mo: BOHEMIA 1900 Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Morse Bluff Enumerated the 5th of June 1900 by Hans M Mackfranz SD 4, ED 128 Stamped 82 27-28 Beznoska, Frank Hd W M July 1858 41 M 20 Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia 1865 35 No Farmer Beznoska, Caroline Wf W F May 1862 37 M 20 11/10 Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia 1870 30 Beznoska, Frank Son W M Aug 1882 17 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia Farm Labor Beznoska, Annie Dtr W F Aug 1884 15 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Albina Dtr W F Aug 1886 14 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Isack Son W M Jan 1888 12 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Adolph Son W M Apr 1892 8 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Lillie Dtr W F May 1894 6 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Millie Dtr W F Aug 1895 4 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia At School Beznoska, Agnes Dtr W F Sep 1898 2 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia Beznoska, Baby Son W M Feb 1900 3/12 Neb Bohemia Bohemia 1910 Federal Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Cedar, ED 136 Enumerated 11 May 1910 SD 4 ED 136 Sheet 14B 319-319 Beznoska, Frank Hd M W 52 Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Aust/Boh 1869 Na Eng Farmer Beznoska, Cary Wf F W 48 Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Aust/Boh 1870 English Beznoska, Louis Son M W 22 Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Working Home Farm Beznoska, Joseph Son M W 21Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Working Home Farm Beznoska, Adolf Son M W 19 Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Working Home Farm Beznoska, Lilly Dtr F W 17 Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Beznoska, Millie Dtr F W 15 Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Beznoska, Agnes Dtr F W 13 Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh Beznoska, James Son M W 11Neb Aust/Boh Aust/Boh 1920 Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Cedar Bluffs Enumerated 12 Jan 1920 by ?. E. Smith SD 4 ED 146 Sheet 6B Fm 167-169 Beznoska, Frank Hd M W 62 M 1865 Na 1875 Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia Farmer Beznoska, Caroline Wf F W 58 M 1865 Na 1875 Bohemia Bohemia Bohemia Beznoska, Adolf Son M W 27 S Neb Bohemia Bohemia Working on Farm Beznoska, James Son M W 20 S Bohemia Bohemia Working on Farm The household immediately following his was that of his son, Joseph. |
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| 1979 | I13836 | Beznoska | Gordon | 3 Apr 1949 | 24 Jun 2017 | 0 | OKLAHOMA CITY Gordon A. Beznoska. of Oklahoma City, Okla., passed away suddenly on Saturday, June 24. He was born on April 3, 1949 in Geronimo, Okla., to the late Adolph Beznoska and Golda Mae Beznoska. In 1970, Gordon was the youngest person to be elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives at age 21. He served three terms as the representative for House District 63 in the Comanche County area. He has been listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges as well as Personalities of the South. He also served as campaign chairman for the American Cancer Society in Comanche County.Gordon was a registered nurse and had been active in health care for most of his adult life. He recently retired after working in nurse management serving as a house supervisor for a local hospital. Holding degrees from Cameron University in both business and nursing, he also had prior business experience working for property management firms and property and casualty insurance. Following retirement, Gordon invested his time in his community and was actively engaged in the Democratic Party. He also served three years on the Board of Directors for OKC Pride including one year as vice president. Gordon was treasurer at the time of his passing.He had a great love of fine cuisine, travel and trains. Above all, Gordon considered his greatest accomplishment to be his life partnership with the late James R."Jim" Young for over 19 years.He is survived by his niece, Carla Jean Lansing and husband, Larry Lansing, Denver, Colo.; his great-nephew, Jon Moser and wife, Sonia Moser; Bixby, Okla.; his great-niece, Heather Daugherty and husband, Brian Daugherty, Nevada, Mo.; his great-nieces Stephanie E. Conley and Carrie J. Conley, Denver, Colo.; and his great-great nieces, Emma, Claire and Hannah Daugherty, Nevada, Mo, and Aria Stevenson, Denver Colo. He is preceded in death by grandparents, Frank and Caroline Beznoska and William and Jesse Northcutt; his sister Sondra Jean Moser; and his nephew David Lloyd Moser. A memorial service will be held Sunday, August 6th, from 6-8 pm at The Boom, 2218 NW 39th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112.In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Gordon may be made to: OKC Pride, PO Box 12240, Oklahoma City, OK 73157.Burial will be in Walters Cemetery next to Jim. |
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| 1980 | I13836 | Beznoska | Gordon | 3 Apr 1949 | 24 Jun 2017 | 0 | (Research): FamilyTreeDNA Confirmed Haplogroup is R-M198 Kit No. 70191 |
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| 1981 | I13602 | Beznoska | James "Jimmie" | 17 Feb 1900 | 21 Jun 1961 | 0 | North Bend James Beznoska of Lawton, Okla. died at a hospital in that city June 21 following a lenghty illness. The deceased was a brother of Mrs. John Tomasek, Mrs. Jerry Kucera, Mrs. Millie Arthur and Mrs. Joe Muckendorfer, all of North Bend. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clipping; June 21, 1961 handwritten on it, courtesy of Caroline Mastny) |
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| 1982 | I13602 | Beznoska | James "Jimmie" | 17 Feb 1900 | 21 Jun 1961 | 0 | (Research): Census Information 1930 Census Oklahoma, Comanche County, Crosby Twp Enumerated April 11, 1930 by Lawrence DeVinell ED 16-6 SD 8 Sheet 4A Beznoska, Jas Hd O R M W 30 M 27 Neb Czech U.S. Beznoska, Jewell Wf F W 23 M 20 Tex Tex Tex They lived a few homes away from Anna TENOPIR, a cousin, also from Nebraska. |
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| 1983 | I13597 | Beznoska | Joseph | 28 Sep 1889 | 27 Jul 1979 | 0 | Not listed with the rest of his family at the time of the 1900 census? Living elsewhere, or simply missed by the enumerator? Graveside Service for Joe Beznoska Joe Beznoska, 89, longtime resident of the northern part of Cotton County, died in Lawton, Friday, July 27. Graveside services were conducted at Walters Cemetery at 2 o'clock Tuesday, July 31, with Don Crow officiating. Wyatt Funeral Home was in charge of burial in Walters Cemetery. Joe Beznoska was born September 28, 1889 at Morse Bluffs, Nebraska. He was united in marriage with Irene Stewart on August 15, 1917 at Walters. He had been a resident of Cotton county for more than 60 years. He was involved in a farming operation unitl his retirement in 1956. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of "Arraks No. 1168," composed of World War II veterans. Survivors include his wife, Irene, of the home; one son Melvin Beznoska of Lawton; one daughter Mrs. Jolene Marco of Duncan. Also one brother, Adolph Beznoska of Lawton; four sisters, Albie Kucera, Lillie Tomasek, Millie Arthur and Agnes Muckendorf, all of North Bend, Nebraska, three grandchildren, one step grandchild, and other relatives. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clipping: 1979 handwritten on it, courtesy of Caroline Mastny of Schuyler, Nebraska) The Czechs in Nebraska, Czechs in World War website:http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/ethnic/czechs/cz-pg369.html Shows that Jos. Beznoska of Cedar Bluffs served in Col. d, 136 Infantry during World War I. |
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| 1984 | I13597 | Beznoska | Joseph | 28 Sep 1889 | 27 Jul 1979 | 0 | (Research):Census Information 1920 Census, Nebraska, Saunders County, Cedar Bluffs, ED 146 Enumerated 12 January 1920 By L.E. Smith SD 4, ED 146, Sheet 6B They were in the household immediately following that of his parents 168-170 Beznoska, Joe Hd F M W 29 M Neb Bohemia Bohemia Working on Farm Beznoska, Irena Wf F W 20 M Miss US US Beznoska, Melvin Son M W 1 6/12 Okla Ne Miss 1930 Census Oklahoma, Cotton County, Strauss Twp, Ed 10 Enumerated April 17, 1930 by Georgia R. Moore ED 17-10 SD 8 Sheet 12B 234-238 Beznoska, Louis Hd M W 42 M 25 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Mildred Wf F W 33 M 16 Neb Neb Ill Beznoska, Mable Dtr F W 15 S Ok Neb Neb Beznoska, Mozella Dtr F W 12 S Ok Neb Neb 235-239 Beznoska, Joe Hd M W 40 M 27 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Irene Wf F W 32 M 19 Miss Miss Miss Beznoska, Melvin Son M w 11 S Ok Neb Miss Beznoska, Jolene Dtr F W 2 7/12 S Ok Neb Miss |
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| 1987 | I13599 | Beznoska | Lillie | 8 Nov 1893 | 12 Sep 1983 | 0 | SSDI: LILLIE TOMASEK 27 Oct 1893 Sep 1983 68649 (North Bend, Dodge, NE ) (none specified) 506-86-1180 Nebraska Leonard Tomasek reported to Charles Strong that his mother discovered that the date of birth shown on her delayed birth certificate was not correct. She therefore took her son Leland's birthdate and used it as her own as well. Her obituary is transcribed below: Lillie Tomasek buried Sept. 15 The funeral was held last Thursday for Lillie Tomasek, 89, of North Bend at the Methodist Church, North Bend, with Rev. Gary Main officiating. Mrs. Tomasek died at the Senior Citizens Nursing Home, Schuyler. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Rebekah Lodge of North Bend. She married John Tomasek on March 5, 1913 in Fremont. Survivors include two sons, Leonard and Leland, both of North Bend; one daughter, Mrs. Caroline Mastny, Schuyler; six grandchildren; five great granchildren; one brother Adolph Beznoska, Lawton, Okla., and one sister Mrs. Millie Arthur, Fremont. Burial was in Killian Cemetery, west of Morse Bluff. Moser Memorial Chapel, North Bend, was in charge of the arrangements. (Undated, unreferenced news clipping courtesy of Caroline Mastny) |
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| 1988 | I13596 | Beznoska | Louis | 30 Jan 1888 | 11 Nov 1958 | 0 | Listed as Isack? on the 1900 census. Louis B. Beznoska Funeral arrangements for Louis B. Beznoska, 70, of Rt. 2 Walters, who died Tuesday, will be announced by the Ritter Funeral Home. Beznoska, a retired farmer, died at 8 p.m. in a local hospital after a long illness. A native of Nebraska, Beznoska came to the Walters-Lawton area in 1905. He returned to Nebraska in 1913 where he married Mildred Schere, who survives him, and then returned to Oklahoma. Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Mable Hutchins, Flint, Michigan and Mrs. Eugene Thomason, 1413 Bell, Lawton; three brothers, Joe of Rt. 2, Walters, Adolph of Geronimo, and Jim of Healdton; five sisters, Mrs. Anna Lorentz, Morehead, Minn.; Mrs. Albie Kucera, Mrs. Lillie Tomasek, Mrs. Millie Arthur, and Mrs. Agnes Muckendorpher all of North Bend, Nebraska; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. (Undated, unreferenced newspaper clipping: 11 Nov 1958 handwritten on it, courtesy of Caroline Mastny of Schuyler, Nebraska) |
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| 1989 | I13596 | Beznoska | Louis | 30 Jan 1888 | 11 Nov 1958 | 0 | (Research):Census Information 1920 Census Nebraska, Saunders County, Douglas, ED 151 Enumerated 13 Jan 1920 by Charles Zigka SD 4 ED 151 Sheet 2B FM 36-36 Beznoska, Louis Hd W M 31 M Neb Boh Boh Farmer Beznoska, Mildred M Wf F W 23 M Neb Neb Ill Beznoska, Mozela O Dtr F W 5 S Ok Neb Neb Beznoska, Mable M Dtr F W 2 3/12 S Ok Neb Neb 1930 Census Oklahoma, Cotton County, Strauss Twp, Ed 10 Enumerated April 17, 1930 by Georgia R. Moore ED 17-10 SD 8 Sheet 12B 234-238 Beznoska, Louis Hd M W 42 M 25 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Mildred Wf F W 33 M 16 Neb Neb Ill Beznoska, Mable Dtr F W 15 S Ok Neb Neb Beznoska, Mozella Dtr F W 12 S Ok Neb Neb 235-239 Beznoska, Joe Hd M W 40 M 27 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Irene Wf F W 32 M 19 Miss Miss Miss Beznoska, Melvin Son M w 11 S Ok Neb Miss Beznoska, Zelma Dtr F W 2 7/12 S Ok Neb Miss |
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| 1990 | I11856 | Beznoska | Marie | 15 Aug 1842 | 19 Jun 1919 | 0 | In August, 2014, Kathryn Rybak emailed "Accidentally discovered this evening ... the eldest daughter of Frantisek Beznoska and Anna Kral ... please see Find-a-Grave #16471949 ... also see familysearch Ohio Death certificate 37574 for Marie Rajner 19 Jan 1919, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, stating her birth as Beroun, Cecho-Slovak and naming her parents. My husband's grandmother was Josefa Beznoska d/o of Joseph Beznoska mrd in 1875 to Joseph Ribak/Rybak. I suspect that Joseph Beznoska, John Beznoska of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, were brothers of the Frantisek Beznoska you so wonderfully document. The Find-a-Grave page further tells that Marie & Frank Rajner arrived at the Port of New York on May 19, 1873 aboard the ship Donau. I do not know Cheryl Rudolph who maintains these Rajner/Reiner memorials but was amazed as the knowledge shared here." Gordon Beznoska instead showed her as dying 1865. This appears to actually be the year she was married. Death certificate Name Marie Rajner Titles and Terms Event Type Death Event Date 19 Jun 1919 Event Place Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio Residence Place Address Gender Female Age 76 Marital Status Married Race W Occupation Birth Date Birthplace Beroun, Cecho-Slovak Birth Year (Estimated) 1843 Burial Date 23 Jun 1919 Burial Place Cemetery Harvard Grove Father's Name Frank Beznoska Father's Titles and Terms Father's Birthplace Beroun, Cecho-Slovak Mother's Name Anna Kayl Mother's Titles and Terms Mother's Birthplace: Beroun, Cecho-Slovak Spouse's Name Frank Rajner Spouse's Titles and Terms File Number fn 37574 GS Film number 1984696 Digital Folder Number 004021939 Image Number 02840 Citing this Record: "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X82D-Q43 : accessed 25 Aug 2014), Marie Rajner, 19 Jun 1919; citing Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, reference fn 37574; FHL microfilm 1984696. |
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| 1991 | I13833 | Beznoska | MayBelle Mildred | 25 Apr 1914 | 2 Apr 2007 | 0 | In a biography she wrote for her children and grandchildren, MayBelle said that she started school in Nebraska, where they were temporarily living to help care for her ailing grandmother Schere. After she completed the fourth grade, they returned to Oklahoma and for her fifth and sixth grade year she and her sister walked to school in Junction City. She lived with "distant relatives Harry and Lilly" to help them care for their three year old daughter when she was seventh grade, while attending Cameron College. The next year she retured home and attended eighth grade in Walters. At the start of High School, she returned to Cameron College, where she was a boarding student for one year, until Geronimo opened a new High School. There were seven students in her 1931 graduating class: Harold Lee Walker, Edna Jo Watson, Golda Mae Northcutt, James Donald Stewart, Willie E. Walker, James Donivan Outenreath and MayBelle herself. MayBelle was class president, with James Donald Stewart serving as secretary. From the time her mother lost her eye, MayBelle had to do all the families sewing, and she also worked side by side with her father on the farm, cuting wheat and oats with a horse drawn thrasher. Obituary MayBelle M. Hutchins, 93, Houghton Lake, died April 2, 2007, at West Branch Regional Medical Center. A memorial service at the family home is planned April 15. Burial will be in Sunset Hills Memorial Park, Flint. Mrs. Hutchins was born in Junction City, OK, April 25, 1914, to Louis and Mildred (Boulier) Beznoska. She married Alfred T. Hutchins in Indiana Aug. 5, 1933. Mrs. Hutchins was a custodian at Mott Community College and a florist for Anthony's, both in Flint. The couple moved to Houghton Lake from Flint in 1976. Mr. Hutchins died in 1992. Mrs. Hutchins was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents and in 1947 by a baby son. Mrs. Hutchins is survived by a daughter, Barbara and her husband Charles Sherbenaut of Houghton Lake; a son, Wayne B. Hutchins Sr. of Arizona; a sister, Mazella Thomason of Oklahoma; 11 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren. Christler Funeral Home-Houghton Lake Chapel handled arrangements. http://www.houghtonlakeresorter.com/news/2007-04-05/front_page/12288.html |
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| 1993 | I13600 | Beznoska | Millie | 2 Nov 1895 | 9 Oct 1996 | 0 | NEGenWeb Project On-Line Library - news News Extraction Project NSHS Newspaper Extractions (for instructions go to: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/newspapers/NSHS/use.htm) (for instructions go to: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/newspapers/NSHS/nshsnews.htm) 0888 10/16/1996 00 A636 ARTHUR, Millie (BEZNOSKA); Obituary: Age: 100 |
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| 1995 | I13604 | Beznoska | Raymond | 24 Jan 1909 | 26 Sep 1988 | 0 | Tuesday, September 27, 1988 Raymond Beznoska North Bend--Funeral Services for Raymond Beznoska, 79, Nebraska City, formerly of North Bend, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, at First United Methodist Church, North Bend. He died Monday, Sept. 26, 1988, at St. Mary's Hospital, Nebraska City. He was a retired machine repairman. He was born Jan. 24, 1909, at Lawton, Oklahoma. He came to Nebraska in 1918 and lived in the Cedar Bluffs and North Bend areas. He moved in Nebraska City in 1983. Mr. Beznoska served during World War II with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Germany. He worked as a meat cutter at the Central Market, Omaha, before becoming an amusement machine repairman. During his 20 years as a repairman he worked for Bachman Music Company and Kort Amusement. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Nebraska City, and a former member of the First United Methodist Church, North Bend. he wa a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post. No. 8223, North Bend, and the American Legion Post No. 340, Morse Bluff. He married Zelma L. Tomasek, Dec. 19, 1929, at Council Bluffs, Iowa. She died June 2, 1970. Survivors include one son, Kenneth, Nebraska City; two grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; and three step-great-grandchildren. The Rev. Hiram Lilley wil officiate Wednesday's services. Burial will be at Killian Cemetery, rural Morse Bluffs. Military graveside services will be conducted by VFW Post No. 8223, North Bend, and American Legion Post No. 340, Morse Bluff. Visitation is in progress at Moser Memorial Chapel, North Bend. (Unreferenced news clipping, courtesy of Carolyn Mastney, Schuyler, Nebraska) |
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| 1996 | I13604 | Beznoska | Raymond | 24 Jan 1909 | 26 Sep 1988 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1930 Federal Census Nebraska, Dodge County, Union Twp Enumerated April 16, 1930 by April 16, 1930 by George G. Mc Vicker ED 27-27 SD 3 Sheet 5B 108-108 Beznoska, Frank R. Hd R M W 48 M 23 Neb Czech Czech Farmer Beznoska, Bessie M Wf F W 42 M 17 Neb Czech Czech Beznoska, Raymond F Son M W 29 M 2 29 M Ok Neb Neb Beznoska, Delma L DIL F W 19 M 19 Neb Neb Neb |
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| 1997 | I11857 | Beznoska | Terezie "Theresia" | 14 May 1853 | 22 Apr 1932 | 0 | The following article, written by Rosalie Voytovich, daughter of Rose A. Jirousek, refers to her Grandparents, John and Theresa Jirousek. It was published in the January 6, 1985 SYRACUSE HERALD AMERICAN: MASTER OF THE ART OF PROTEST Grandma even coped with some of Grandpa's silly requests Everyone talks about his grandma, but not me. I am always accused of speaking in hyperbole. After all, who would believe Grandma had a child every two years from the time she was 16 to 46, and that she raised them all to adulthood? Who would believe Grandma never had a delinquent, a shirker or a discontent? Grandma was no women's libber, but she was a master of protest. She began in 1865, at age 15, when she married a tall, skinny musician-teacher from Bohemia rather than homestead in Nebraska with her parents. From the first day of her marriage, she ran her home like a tight ship and added to her crew every two years. She knitted all their stockings on 00 steel needles, made her own soap, and baked her own bread. She had no pediatrician, psychiatrist, orthodontist, or baby sitter...she was all things to all people. When John, the oldest, nearly severed his finger with a butcher knife, she got her sewing basket and sewed the pinkie together with great success. She treated bronchitis with goosegrease and turpentine, and coughs with onion brown sugar syrup. She always obeyed her husband and spoke to him with great respect. She paddled her children when they needed it, and never worried about injuring their psyche. Grandpa had a small wagon with a handle that served as a toy for the children and as a cart for him. He liked to take the market down to the farmers' market in Cleveland and buy fruits and vegetables in quantity. Grandma cooked them without a murmer. One October day, Grandpa returned triumphantly with a pumpkin bigger than a bushel basket. "Make pies, lots of pies" he commanded. "But, Jan, it's too big!" "Make pies. We'll eat them." "Yes, Jan." She made pies. When the white flour ran out, she used rye. The wood stove roared all day. She put pies on the table, the chairs, the window-sills and finally on the fence rail in the yard for all the world to see. She smiled and hummed all the while she worked. Grandpa never brought home another pumpkin. Grandma sewed by hand all the intricately tucked petticoats the girls wore. She worked in the sitting room next to the potbelly stove. Grandpa also practiced his cello music there. The lint and threads from the sewing were strewn on the carpet around where she sat. Evidently, her presence and the disorder in the usually immaculate room disturbed his concentration. "Why don't you ever sweep the floor?" he complained petulantly. "I will, Jan, I will" she replied humbly. She got the broom and quietly swept up the small pile of litter. When Grandpa sat down to eat, she got the broom and asked him to move his feet so she could sweep up a few crumbs. When he sat down next to the kitchen stove to read his newspaper, she asked him to move his chair so she could reach the wood splinter from the kindling. When they retired and her amorously stroked her shoulder, she bounded up, remembering she had neglected to sweep the pantry after doing the dishes. As he ate breakfast she pulled the table away from him in mid-bite, and industriously swept away a few dog hairs. He threw up his arms in surrender. She smiled sweetly. Grandpa played the clarinet in a band that provided music for weddings and parties. Grandpa went to lots of parties while Grandma stayed home and knitted. She never complained until Grandpa began to come home later and later and merrier and merrier from his engagements. He woke up cross and headachy the morning after. Grandma was tolerant and understanding until the morning he shouted for quiet while she was chopping prunes with a chopper in a wooden mixing bowl. "Everything is too noisy around here," he whined, "We need to eliminate all the noisy things." "Yes, Jan" she assented as she stood up. She put down the bowl and chopper and quietly took the wooden clarinet from the table where he had left it the night before. She broke it over her kneee as if it were a twig. She put the lid lifter into the cover on the wood stove and carefully stoked the fire with the clarinet. Grandpa gaped, but her never uttered a word. As I said, Grandma was a master at the art of protest. She smiled a lot. (Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) Id#: 0165259 Name: Jirousek, Theresa Date: Apr 24 1932 Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #042. Notes: Jirousek: Theresa, age 78, beloved wife of the late John, mother of John, Charles, James, William, Joseph, Stanley, Cyril and Emil, Mrs. Mary Will, Mrs. Louisa Adler, Mrs. Amalie Imburgia and Mrs. Rose Ripich, grandmother and great-grandmother, passed away April 22. Funeral Monday, April 25, from late residence, 12922 Marston Ave., at 8:30 a. m.; services at Holy Family Church at 9 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY Cleveland Necrology File Search: Jirousek Name Terezie Jirousek Titles and Terms Event Type Death Event Date 22 Apr 1932 Event Place Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio Residence Place Address 12922 Marston Avenue Gender Female Age 78 Marital Status Widowed Race W Occupation At home Birth Date 14 May 1853 Birthplace Beroun, Czechoslovakia Birth Year (Estimated) 1854 Burial Date 25 Apr 1932 Burial Place Cemetery Calvary Father's Name Frank Beznoska Father's Titles and Terms Father's Birthplace Beroun, Czechoslovakia Mother's Name Anna Kryl Mother's Titles and Terms Mother's Birthplace Beroun, Czechoslovakia Spouse's Name John Jirousek Spouse's Titles and Terms File Number fn 22822 GS Film number 1992572 Digital Folder Number 004001568 Image Number 00756 Citing this Record: "Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1953," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X699-KSM : accessed 25 Aug 2014), Terezie Jirousek, 22 Apr 1932; citing Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, reference fn 22822; FHL microfilm 1992572. |
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| 1998 | I11858 | Beznoska | Veronika | 4 Feb 1855 | 14 Oct 1946 | 0 | She is listed as Veronika on the Czech immigration index and her tombstone, however later census listings variously show her as Sarah and as Flora. Mrs. James Racek, born February 4, 1885 (sic), in Bohemia, died October 14, 1946, at the age 91 years, 8 months, 10 days. In 1871 she was married to James Racek. They settled on the homestead in Saunders County in 1869 near Morse Bluff where she resided until her death. Her husband preceded her in death 38 years ago. The were blessed with nine children. Three sons and one daughter preceded her in death. She is survived by one son and three daughters, William of Morse Bluff, Anna Tenopir of Geronimo, Oklahoma, Emma Virka, Morse Bluff, Lizzie Svec, Milligan and Julia Vachal, Morse Bluff, 26 grandchildren, 44 great grandchildren, and 4 great-great grandchildren. One brother and three sisters preceded her in death. Funeral services were held at 1 pm from the Vachal home and at 1:30 pm from the ACBJ hall. Rev. B.A. Filipi of Clarkson officiated. Burial was made in the Killian cemetery. A copy of an obituary, apparently written in Czech, lists her place of birth as Berouna v Plzenskem kraji. v Cechach. Caroline noted that Veronika had a stroke in 1930, and was unable to walk or talk for the 16 years preceding her death. (Courtesty of Caroline Mastny, Schuyler, Nebraska) CZECH NATIONAL CEMETERY (also known as Killian Cemetery) located in Bohemian township in the NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Sec 23 Township 17, Range 5E of Saunders County, Nebraska. Recorded on April 12, 1977 and completed on April 15, 1977 by Clarabelle Mares 1722 E 19 Fremont, Nebraska and assisted by Kathrine Petersen. Cemetery in very good condition. Working from front to back in rows. Row 3 west to east Veronika Racek 4 Feb 1855 14 Oct 1946 |
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| 2000 | I2306 | Biba | Albert | 17 Apr 1867 | 16 Jan 1948 | 0 | On June 27, 1904, as one of the Charter members, Albert helped to organize the Zbirov Lodge ZCBJ in Liberty Township and for twenty-five years served as treasurer. (Milligan, p 206) | STR06 |
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