Descendants of *George Hotchkiss Van Osdol

Generation No. 1

1. *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12 VAN OSDOL (*JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 13 Oct 1840 in Jeferson County, In. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.), and died 29 Apr 1926 in Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He married (1) EMILINE MILLER 28 Feb 1861 in Shelby Co., MO.. She was born 15 Feb 1844, and died 06 May 1862 in Shelby Co., MO. [died in childbirth] Died while Gorge was on maneuvers with the MO. Militia they moved around and he did not hear about her death till 4 weeks after it happened.. He married (2) *CATHERINE [CASSIE] VAWTER 29 Mar 1866 in Shelby Co., MO. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.), daughter of *JOHN VAWTER and *PAMELIA DWYER. She was born 01 Feb 1845 in Cedar Rapids, Ia. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler., (3) Vawter file compiled by Joyce Carter.), and died 25 Jan 1913 in Plevna, Shelby Co., MO (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.). Notes for *GEORGE HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL: George Hotchkiss Van Osdol USA Sargent Company "I" 2nd Missouri Union Cavalry (2nd Regiment, Missouri State Militia Cavalry) 2nd Brigade Cavalry Division Mustered In: June 16, 1861 Shelbyville, Shelby Co., Mo. Mustered Out: Consolidated May 6, 1862. 11th Missouri Union Cavalry. Colonel John Mc Neil USA Commanding officer: 2nd Missouri Union Cavalry Major Timothy Johnson USA Captain Albert Priest USA Lt. Willian J. Holiday USA Company "I" Cavalry Engagements: 1861 56 1862 62 1863 54 1864 40 1865 27 UNION MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS 2nd Regiment, Missouri State Militia Union Cavalry Organized in Missouri at large December, 1861, to April, 1862, and by consolidation of original 2nd and 11th Regiments, State Militia Cavalry. Attached to District of Northern Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to March, 1863. District of St. Louis, Mo., Dept. of Missouri, to June, 1863. District of Southeast Missouri, Dept. of Missouri, to July, 1863. District of St. Louis, Mo., Dept. of Missouri, to April, 1865.

SERVICE.-Walkerville, Mo., April 2 and 14, 1862. Cherry Grove June 26. Near Newark July 7. Whaley's Mills August 1. Kirksville August 6 (Detachment Near Stockton August 8 (Detachment). Near Bragg's Farm September 13. Bloomfield March 1-2, 1863. Expedition from Bloomfield to Chalk Bluff, Ark., and to Gum Slough, etc., Mo., and skirmishes March 9-15. Chalk Bluff March 9 and 15. Gum Slough March 16. Scout to Doniphan March 19-23. Near Doniphan March 21. Scouts from Bloomfleld to Scatterville, Ark., March 25-April 1. Chalk Bluff April 1. Operations against Marmaduke April 21-May 2. Cape Girardeau April 26. Castor River, near Bloomfield, April 29. Bloomfield April 29- 30. Chalk Bluff, St. Francis River, April 30-May 1. Round Ponds August 1 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Poplar Bluff August 9-18 (1st Battalion). Ash Hill August 3 (Detachment). Expedition from Cape Girardeau to Pilot Knob and Pocohontas, Ark., August 17-26. Pocohontas, Ark., August 22-23. Expedition to Big Lake, Mississippi County, Ark., September 7-30. Expedition from Pilot Knob to Oregon County and to Pocohontas, Ark., September 29-October 6 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Doniphan and Pocohontas October 26-November 12. Expedition from Cape Girardeau to Clarkton October 26-November 15 (Detachment). Attack on Bloomfield and pursuit to Brown's Ferry, Ark., November 29-30. Halcom Island February 2, 1864 (Detachment). Cape Girardeau February 5. Near Charleston February 15 (Detachment). Near Bloomfield April 1. Scout from Bloomfield May 6. Sykestown June 7. Near St. James June 10. Expedition from New Madrid to Carruthersville July 5-10 (Detachment). Bloomfield July 14. Operations in Southeast Missouri and Northeast Arkansas July 18-August 6. Scatterville, Ark., July 28 (Detachment). Osceola, Ark., August 2. Elkchute August 4 (Detachment). Near Homersville and Gayoso September 8 (Detachment). Sykestown September 22. Ironton September 26. Shut in Gap and Arcadia Valley September 26. Fort Davidson, Pilot Knob, September 26-27 (Co. "K"). Leesburg or Harrison September 28-29 and October 1. Scout in Pemiscot County and skirmish October 10-12 (Detachment). Little Blue October 21. Independence, Big Blue and State Line October 22. Westport October 23. Engagement at the Marmiton or battle of Charlot October 25. Mine Creek, Little Osage River, Marias des Cygnes, October 25. West Point October 26. Operations in Mississippi County, Ark., November 5-6 (Detachment). Sikestown November 6 (Detachment). Scout in Pemiscot County and skirmish November 13-16 (Detachment). Near New Madrid December 3 (Detachment). Cypress Swamp, near Cape Girardeau, December 14 (Detachments). Expedition from Cape Glrardeau and Dallas to Cherokee Bay and St. Francis River, Ark., with skirmish, December 20, 1864 - January 4, 1865. Near Carruthersville December 30, 1864. Expedition from Bloomfield to Poplar Bluff January 4-16 (Detachment). Expedition from Cape Girardoau to Eleven Points River, Ark., January 24-February 22. Mississippi County February 18 (Co. "B"). Expedition from Bloomfield into Dunklin County March 3-7, (Detachment). Near Bloomfield March 3. Dunklin County March 4. Bloomfield March 7 (Detachment). Scout from Cape Girardeau to Bolinger, Stoddard and Wayne Counties March 9-15 (Co. "F"). Mustered out April 20, 1865.

Regiment lost during service 18 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 88 Enlisted men by disease. Total 107.

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1880 federal census Census Place: Bethel, Shelby Co., Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254737 National Archives Film T9-0737 Page 476A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace George VANOSDOL Self M M W 40 IN Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: IN Catharine VANOSDOL Wife F M W 34 MO Occ: Keeping House Fa: IN Mo: IN Catharine VANOSDOL Dau F S W 14 MO Occ: At School Fa: IN Mo: MO Emeline VANOSDOL Dau F S W 12 MO Occ: At School Fa: IN Mo: MO Monroe J. VANOSDOL Son M S W 10 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Frances A. VANOSDOL Dau F S W 8 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Scott VANOSDOL Son M S W 6 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Sarah J. VANOSDOL Dau F S W 4 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO Mattie VANOSDOL Dau F S W 2 MO Fa: IN Mo: MO More About *GEORGE HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL: Burial: May 1926, King Cedar Grove Cem. Bethel, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) Military service: Soldier in the Civil War.See Notes (Source: The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) More About *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and EMILINE MILLER: Marriage: 28 Feb 1861, Shelby Co., MO. More About *CATHERINE [CASSIE] VAWTER: Burial: Jan 1913, King Cedar Grove Cem., Plevna, Mo. Other Facts (4): Larry Wilcox says they were married at the home of the Bride in Bethel Shelby Co More About *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and *CATHERINE VAWTER: Marriage: 29 Mar 1866, Shelby Co., MO. (Source: (1) Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider., (2) The Family of Albert & Joise Vawter by Shirly E. Byler.) Child of *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and EMILINE MILLER is: i. ISABEL13 VAN OSDOL, b. May 1862, Shelby Co., MO. [died at birth or soon after]. Children of *GEORGE VAN OSDOL and *CATHERINE VAWTER are: 2. ii. MARY CATHERINE13 VAN OSDOL, b. 13 Oct 1866, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 21 Aug 1950, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. 3. iii. EMELINE VAN OSDOL, b. 01 Aug 1868, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 29 Jan 1956, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo.. iv. JAMES MONROE VAN OSDOL, b. 09 Mar 1870, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 18 Mar 1966, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. MARY [MOLLY] MATILDA PENCE, 20 Oct 1894 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); b. 14 Oct 1872, Pullman Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 03 Apr 1948, Epworth, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). Notes for JAMES MONROE VAN OSDOL: James was a millionaire and a great story teller so Larrry Wilcox says. There were no children from the marriage of James and Mary Pence.

More About JAMES VAN OSDOL and MARY PENCE: Marriage: 20 Oct 1894 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) v. FRANCES[FANNY] ANN VAN OSDOL, b. 28 Feb 1872, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 16 Apr 1893 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. ALBERT CAMPBELL STAGGS, 01 Feb 1893 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); b. 10 Feb 1871, Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 1920, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo.. More About ALBERT STAGGS and FRANCES[FANNY] VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 01 Feb 1893 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.)

4. vi. SCOTT ALDON VAN OSDOL, b. 10 Feb 1874, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo.; d. 29 Feb 1960, Bethel, Shelby Co., Mo.. vii. SARAH HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL, b. 04 May 1876, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 21 Feb 1940, Bonners Ferry, Idaho (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. WILLIAM RILEY PERRIGO, 19 Jul 1897, Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); b. 04 May 1862, Monroe Co.,Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 20 Mar 1915, Bonners Ferry, Idaho (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). More About SARAH HOTCHKISS VAN OSDOL: Other Facts (4): They had one son who had no children. More About WILLIAM PERRIGO and SARAH VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 19 Jul 1897, Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) 5. viii. MATTIE BELLE VAN OSDOL, b. 03 Nov 1878, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 14 Jan 1950, Hannibal, Mo.. 6. ix. *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER VAN OSDOL, b. 11 Dec 1880, Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo.; d. 04 Apr 1948, Ottawa, Ks.. x. CORA LEE VAN OSDOL, b. 11 Apr 1883, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 02 Jun 1973, Wentzville, Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. MARTAIN FREDERICK POWELL, abt 1903; b. 26 Dec 1868, Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 11 Jan 1941, Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). More About CORA LEE VAN OSDOL: Occupation: School Teacher More About MARTAIN POWELL and CORA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: abt 1903 xi. LULU LUDICA VAN OSDOL, b. 09 Jul 1886, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 11 Aug 1977 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. WARREN RHOADES, abt 1904; b. abt 1884 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). Notes for LULU LUDICA VAN OSDOL: Lulu disappeared for over 40 years after her husband Warren Rhodes was killed in Oklahoma. She was found in 1965 living in a Mental Institution in North Amarillo, Texas.

More About WARREN RHOADES and LULU VAN OSDOL: Marriage: abt 1904 xii. ISAAC MORTON VAN OSDOL, b. 07 Feb 1889, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 24 Aug 1982, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); m. BLANCHE THOMAS, 22 Sep 1909, Edina, Shelby Co., MO. [no children from this union] (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); b. 10 Sep 1888, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 19 Dec 1975, Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). Notes for ISAAC MORTON VAN OSDOL: Funeral services for Isaac Morten Van Osdol, 93, of Plevna, were held at 2:30 Thursday afternoon, August 26, 1982 in the Hudson-Rimer Funeral Home, Edina, MO. The Rev. Lloyd Tyree officiated and burial was in the King Cedar Grove Cemetery southwest of Plevna, MO. Mr. Van Osdol died at 7:10 a.m. Tuesday, August 24, 1982 in the Knox County Nursing Home at Edina, MO. where he had been a patient since July 30, 1982. He was born February 7, 1889, near Plevna in Shelby County, and was the son of George Hotchkiss and Catherine Vawter Van Osdol. On Sept 22, 1909, he was married at Edina to Alberta Blanch Thomas who preceded him death on Dec. 19, 1975. Also preceeding him in death were three brothers and seven sisters. Surviving are neices and nephews Mr. Van Osdol spent most of his life in the Plevna community. For many years he was employed with the United States Post Office Service and was postmaster of the Plevna Post Office at the time of his retirement. He was a member of the Plevna United Methodist Church. More About ISAAC MORTON VAN OSDOL: Burial: 26 Aug 1982, King Cedar Grove Cem., Plevna, MO. Occupation: Post Master for 40 years at Bethel Missouri. S.S. #: 494 54 0591 More About BLANCHE THOMAS: Burial: Dec 1975, King Cedar Grove Cem., Plevna, MO. Occupation (2): Blanche Thomas wrote for the local newspapers. More About ISAAC VAN OSDOL and BLANCHE THOMAS: Marriage: 22 Sep 1909, Edina, Shelby Co., MO. [no children from this union] (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.)

Generation No. 2 2. MARY CATHERINE13 VAN OSDOL (*GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 13 Oct 1866 in Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 21 Aug 1950 in Bonners Ferry, Idaho (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married JOSEPH G. BROOKS 08 Apr 1890 in Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He was born 06 Jul 1865 in Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 04 Jan 1957 in Bonners Ferry, Idaho (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). More About JOSEPH G. BROOKS: Occupation: In the lumber Business More About JOSEPH BROOKS and MARY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 08 Apr 1890, Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Children of MARY VAN OSDOL and JOSEPH BROOKS are: i. FRANK14 BROOKS. ii. GUY BROOKS. iii. FERRIS BROOKS. iv. RASMUS BROOKS. v. ARTEMUS BROOKS. vi. AURORA BROOKS, m. STEVENS; b. Seattle,Waashington. vii. GERALD BROOKS.

3. EMELINE13 VAN OSDOL (*GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 01 Aug 1868 in Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 29 Jan 1956 in Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married GEORGE WASHINGTON BALTZER 07 Mar 1889 in Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He was born 19 Jan 1868 in Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 06 Mar 1923 in Shelbina, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). Notes for EMELINE VAN OSDOL: Larry Wilcox says that Emiline " drank her Toddy Mix, cussed like a sailor and was a great story teller."

More About GEORGE BALTZER and EMELINE VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 07 Mar 1889, Van Osdol Home Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Children of EMELINE VAN OSDOL and GEORGE BALTZER are: i. PEARL14 BALTZER. ii. HARRY BALTZER. iii. VESSTA FAY BALTZER, m. PURDY.

4. SCOTT ALDON13 VAN OSDOL (*GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 10 Feb 1874 in Plevna,Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 29 Feb 1960 in Bethel, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He married MARY ELIZABETH [BETTY] GIBBS 23 Apr 1892 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She was born 28 Sep 1871 in Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 11 Dec 1954 in Bethel, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). More About SCOTT ALDON VAN OSDOL: Occupation: Farmer and livestock keeper. More About SCOTT VAN OSDOL and MARY GIBBS: Marriage: 23 Apr 1892 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Child of SCOTT VAN OSDOL and MARY GIBBS is: i. SNOWDA14 VAN OSDOL, b. 05 Apr 1908, Missouri; d. Sep 1979, Bethel, Shelby Co., Missouri; m. RUBY G. //; b. 25 Aug 1909, Missouri?; d. 30 Dec 1988, Bethel, Shelby Co., Missouri. More About SNOWDA VAN OSDOL: S.S. #: 486 42 1949 More About RUBY G. //: S.S. #: 486 12 1153

5. MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL (*GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 03 Nov 1878 in Knox Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 14 Jan 1950 in Hannibal, Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married WILLIAM WALTER WILCOX 03 Nov 1895 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), son of EDWIN WILLCOX and LAURA BRYANT. He was born 01 Oct 1865 in Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 14 Apr 1930 in Leonard, Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). More About WILLIAM WILCOX and MATTIE VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 03 Nov 1895 (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Children of MATTIE VAN OSDOL and WILLIAM WILCOX are: i. LAURENCE14 WILCOX (Source: The Family of Albert & Josie Vawter, by Shirley E. Byler). ii. LULA LEE WILCOX (Source: The Family of Albert & Josie Vawter, by Shirley E. Byler), m. WOLF. 7. iii. WILLIAM GILBERT WILCOX, b. 26 Nov 1896, Knox Co., Mo.; d. 09 Apr 1979, Mena, Polk Co., Arkanas.

6. *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13 VAN OSDOL (*GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 11 Dec 1880 in Plevna, Shelby Co., Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 04 Apr 1948 in Ottawa, Ks. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He married (1) *CLARA ORA MCCLINTOCK 18 Oct 1905 in Rush Center, Kansas (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), daughter of *JOSEPH MCCLINTOCK and *FRANZISKA WOLF. She was born 06 Jan 1889 in Rush Co., Rush Center, Ks. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 08 Apr 1975 in Hutchinson, Ks (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He married (2) CLARA BELL CURTIS, WILKERSON 12 Jan 1923 in Kansas. She was born 10 Jan 1903 in Kansas, and died 29 Jun 1990 in Baldwin, Ks.. Notes for *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER VAN OSDOL: He died of a self inflicted gun shot . There was no note left to tell why he ended his life. His son Leland was sleeping in the same room with him and many years later, when he was still young, but now a grown man, he was found dead behind the gas station where he worked and he had been shot. To this day it is an unsolved crime. It was never determined if he killed himself or if some one murdered him. From Rush County News- Rush Co., Kansas- April 1948 FORMER RESIDENT TAKES OWN LIFE William Weaver Van Osool, 67, long time Rush county resident, died at his farm home near Princeton early Sunday morning from a self- inflicted gunshot. Death was instantaneous when the shot from a 20-guage shotgun struck his heart. Relatives could give no reason for his action except that he had been despondent for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdol moved from La Crosse, KS. to near Princeton several months ago. Prior to their move, he had been with the Rush county road department for nearly twenty-five years. Funeral services were conducted here Wednesday and burial was made in the La Crosse cemetery. Born in Bethel, MO., December 11, 1880, Mr. Van Osdol came to Kansas at an early age. He lived in Rush Center for a number of years, later moving to La Crosse. He is survived by his wife, two sons, George of Pauls Valleey, OKla., Leland, of the home, one step-daughter Mrs. Juanita Kreie and by six chidren by his first marriage, Elton of Los Angeles, CA., Mrs. A. L. Keck of Colby, Ks., Mrs C. E. Reneau of Los Angeles, Mrs. Rexford T. Bowman of Loudonville, Ohio, and Perry of La Crosse, KS.. From Bessie Van Osdol Schneider's book on the family called "The Van Arsdalen Family though 12 Generations" pages 42-44 He was a part-time farmer who never got the "feel of the land" but who had "a way with motors," a "Natural-born mechanic" best described Weaver whose relatives called him "Weave " and his friends called him "Pete." [She does not explain where this neckname came from.] He came to Kansas when he was about 19 years of age and eventually was hired by Joseph Wesley Blackburn McClintock to help on his farm located south of Rush Center. After his marriage to Mr. Clintock's daughter Clara in 1905, Weve and Clara moved to Gove County, Kansas, "to live on a homestead and prove it up." Elton was born there while they were living at Shields. [Shields is in Lane Co. not Gove Co. Elton was born in a sod house on the prairie.] when the young couple moved back to Rush Center Bertha [Bertie] was born. Taking the two small tots, the couple returned to Missouri for a visit; however, they remained and lived there for 10 years. After Grandmother Catherine's [Catherine Vawter Van Osdol] death in 1913, Weave and Clara moved into the George H. Van Osdol farm home to live with Grandfather George while Weave tended the farm. They lived there for 3 1/2 years. But, because the nearest school was three miles from the farm, a long walk for small Elton and Bertha, Clara insisted that they move to Shelbina where there was a good school within walking distance, for now three of growning family had to be considered. It was in Shelbina that Weave's mechanical ability came to light, especially when working on the motors of cars at Saunder's Garage. For several years this became Weave's specialty. Dspite the growing family, now numbering five, Weave became restless and went job hunting in Kansas. He was hired as a machanic in the Harris Garage in Hanover, Kansas, and so Clara packed up the family nad moved to Hanover. World War I ended and with it came the dreaded 1918 flu attack, something we managed to survive. When Vesta Merle was about three months old, Clara, this time alone, packed up the family belongings and taking the six children feft for Rush Center, Kansas where her parents lived. [Weave deserted her and the 6 children and lived with Clara Bell Curtis Wilkerson before he married her. This means that Clara moved to Rush Center in June of 1920.] After about a year, Grandmother Francis [Wolf] Mc Clintock became ill and left to live in Dallas, Texas, with her daughter Mary Frances [Aunt May], and so Clara and her six moved into the Mc Clintock residence (near Rush Center, KS.) to take care of Grandfather Mc. [Joseph Wesley Blackburn Mc Clintock]. Because of Grand-dad's 18 months service in Co. A, First Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War War, he qualified for entrance into the Veteran's Home in Roseburg.Oregon, providing he could prove established residence in oregon for a six month's period. He left Rush Center and went to live with a daughter, Mrs. Matilda Thompson [Aunt Tillie] at Salem, Oregon, for the six months required residence for entrance into the home. (His back was hurt during the Civil War when his unit was out on patrole and as the years progressed he developed a hunch back because of the ingury. It got so bad that he could not longer work his farm. He had to prove how his ingury happened in order to get a pension. Glee Van Osdol has his pension records and he had a terrible time hunting down someone who knew him when the ingury happend and could vouch for his back ingury. He finally found someone who was able to do this. See the notes under his family work sheet.] From then on the former Mc Clintock residence became our home for about 20 years. In 1920, after the divorce decree had been granted to Clara, Weave married a yaoung divorcee Clara {Curtis] Wilkerson who had a small daugher, Juanita. Weave and his second wife lived in La Crosse where he became a member of the maintenance crew of the Rush County Highway Department, He becane foreman, retiring about 1948. {Weave and Clara Bell married in 1923 not 1920 like this reads.] Like everyone elso, we lived though the financial crisis, the stockmaket crash of 1929 and the closing of the banks. Times were hard; jobs were scarce. Then came the depression and next the Dust Bowl Era. Despite all of this, Clara kept her brood of six together and saw five of them being graduated from La Crosse Rual High School, yet managed to keep the home in Rush Center. ------1910 Federal census, Rush Co., Kansas, Center township Weaver W. Vanosdol- Head of household, male, White, aged 29, married 1, married 4 years, born MO, Father born Indiana, mother born Indiana, speaks English, Laborer, Odd Jobs, can read, can write, rents, house, not a veteran. Clara Vanosdol- Wife, female, white, 21, married 1, married 4 years, 2 children, 2 children living, born in Kansas, father born in PA, Mother born in Aus-Ger., speaks english, able to read and write. William E. Vanosdol-son, male, white, age 2, Single, born Kansas, Father born Mo, Mother born Kansas. Bertha C. Vanosdol-daughter, female, white, age 1 4/12, Single, born Kansas, Father born MO, Mother born Kansas. More About *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER VAN OSDOL: Burial: Apr 1948, LaCrosse City Cem., LaCrosse, Rush Co., KS. Section 3, Lot 47, space 2. Notes for *CLARA ORA MCCLINTOCK: When Clara had her last child Vesta she got milk leg. [thrombosis in a femoral vein. This occurred frequently after childbirth and it can kill but she surrived.] After that she had a stiff right leg and left arm. Some how this affected her arm too. She had to be very tough to surrive it and continue to take care of her children. I [Glee] remember her when I was a child and she came to visit us and she would let me ride her leg like it was a stick horse. She had a lot of patience and also let me comb her hair, She always kept her hair very short but I still managed to get the comb tangeled in her hair and then she would have a terrible time getting it untangeling it. She made all of her grand children clothes. She would come to California and spend several months. She would stay a while with us and then move on to Aunt Dorothy's house and her three children. She spent many hours at the sewing machine and I still have pictures of the many outfits that she made me. She made all of them outfits during World War Two that were copies of WAC and Army uniforms. I still have mine. It was regulation down to the hat. It has since shrank from the dryer and the sleeves on the shirt were cut off so I could continue to were it. I loved to wear it as much as possible and have a picture of my self with it on. Other members of the family and friends also wore it. My two daughters wore it trick or treating and people did not know what kind of costume it was. [people have short memories. Donna wore in the the 1960s and Stacey in the 1970's. Wonder if anyone would reconise it today as a WAC Uniform from World War Two. My Mother says that when Weave left Clara it devastated her and it turned her into a bitter woman in many ways. She called him Pete and talked about his leaving her with all of those children made her life so very hard. My mother says that it was so hard on her for she was madly in love with him and it must of hurt her to the core. She never really got over the breakup. The wounds healed but there was a big scar on her heart. She lived alone for many years in La Crosse in a basement apartment. I have visited there several times as a child and teanager. I remember one large room. It was divided by a curtin on one end and this was used as a sleeping area. She had a small kitchen and bathroom. I remember that the water was the worst tasting water I ever drank. I did learn to drink it but never liked it. I went one year [1955] with my father on the train to La Crosse, Kansas for his 26th High School reunion. After the reunion my father took me to Kansas City on the train and he saw me onto the train to Tulsa OK where I was met by relatives to visit in Oklahoma for a while. Then my mother came on the train to OK. and we stayed a while and then returned by train to Los Angeles, CA. We rode the train to Kansas and OK. almost every year from 1950 to 1958 to visit relatives in those two states. Elton worked for the railroad and we had a pass and we could ride free. From Kansas City to Tulsa OK we had to pay half fair on the train for it was not the Union Pacific, the railroad that my father worked for. Rush Co., Kansas News 17 April 1975 MRS. VAN OSDOL DIES APRIL 8, 1975 Mrs. Clara Van Osdol, Hutchinson, died Tuesday night at the Good Smaritan Center, following a long illness. Born Jan. 6, 1889, in Rush Center, (as Clara Ora Mc Clintock to Joseph and Francis Wolf Mc Clintock) she moved to Hutchinson in 1961 from La Crosse where she has lived most of her life. (She worked for many years as the assistant Librarian at Barnard Library, 521 Elm Street, La Crosse, KS 67548. She was a wonderful seamtress and made clothes for her children and grandchildren and others. She also made lovely pieced quilts. She took a book binding course and rebound many books for the library to extend their shelf life.) She was a member of the Tenth Avenue United Methodist Church. Survivors include sons Perry, Hutchinson and Elton, Santa Fe Springs, Calif.; daughters: Mrs. Bertha Keck, Huston, Tex.; Mrs. Bessie Schneider, Wichita; Mrs Dorothy Hicks, South Gate, Calif., Mrs Vesta Bowman, Katy, Tex.; sister, Mrs. Virginia Elston, Paradise, Calif.; 14 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held at 1 p.m. Friday at Locust Hill Cemetery, Rush Center. The family suggests memorials to the Bernard Library Association, La Crosse.

More About *CLARA ORA MCCLINTOCK: Burial: Apr 1975, Locust Hill Cem., Rush Co., Rush Center, KS. in the McClintock family plot Hobbies: Bet. 1910 - 1970, She was a wonderful seamstress and made clothes for her children and grandchildren. I [Willora Glee] have many pictures of me in clothes that she made for me over the years. Occupation: Librarian, For a few years before her retirement she was on the staff of the Occupation (2): Barnard Library in La Crosse, Kansas. She took a book binding course and as a hobby rebined many old books for the library and friends. She was the assistant Librarian to Mrs. Seinert the head Librarian. S.S. #: 1975, 512-07-6902 More About *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and *CLARA MCCLINTOCK: Divorce: abt 1920, Kansas. Weave was unfaithful to her. Marriage: 18 Oct 1905, Rush Center, Kansas (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Notes for CLARA BELL CURTIS, WILKERSON: Funeral Card In Memory of Clara Bell Van Osdol Pitts Service 9:30 Monday July 2, 1990 Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence, Kansas MINISTER The Reverend Neil Heidrick ORGANIST Wanda Haney SOLOIST Richard Wright HYMNS "Sweet By and BY" "Beyond The Sunset" GRAVESIDE SERVICE 1:00 PM Tuesday July 3, 1990 MINISTER The Reverend James R. Bush INTERMEMT La Crosse Cemetery La Crosse, Kansas This Poem Was Found In Her Bible [written in her hand] Mother Has Fallen To Sleep Mother was tired and weary Weary with toil and pain Put by her glasses and rocker, Into heaven's mansion she entered , Never to sigh or Weep. Near other loved ones we laid her, Low in the Church yard to lie and though our hearts are near broken Yet we would not question why. She does not rest neath the grasses though o'er her dear grave they creep, She has gone into the Kingdom of Heaven, Mother has gone to sleep.

More About CLARA BELL CURTIS, WILKERSON: Burial: 03 Jul 1990, LA Crosse City Cem., La Cross, Rush Co., KS Section 3, Lot 47, space 3. S.S. #: 1990, 509-20-5590 More About *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and CLARA CURTIS: Marriage: 12 Jan 1923, Kansas Children of *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and *CLARA MCCLINTOCK are: 8. i. *WILLIAM ELTON14 VAN OSDOL, b. 15 Jun 1907, Shields, Lane Co., Ks [Born in a sod house on the parire.]; d. 15 Feb 2001, Riverside, California. 9. ii. BERTHA CLAIRE VAN OSDOL, b. 06 Dec 1908, Rush Center, Rush Co., Ks.; d. 07 Mar 1996, Houston, Harris Co., TX.. iii. BESSIE "B" ERMA VAN OSDOL, b. 19 Aug 1911, near Epworth, Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.); d. 25 Mar 1990, Wichita, Ks. at age 76; m. GERNOLD H. SCHNEIDER, 24 Mar 1939, Kansas [no Children from this union]; b. 19 Jul 1912, Kansas?. Notes for BESSIE "B" ERMA VAN OSDOL: This obituary did appear in at least one paper in Wichita and probably in the La Crosse paper too. This was among my fathers papers after his death. This obituary she wrote for herself. Bessie E. Van Osdol-Schneider was a teacher for 42 years of which 39 were in Kansas. Born 19 August 1911 near Epworth, Missouri, she was 78 at the date her death. March 25, 1990, in Wichita, Kansas. She retired from teaching in 1976, having taught the last 13 years as an instructor of journalism and English at Wichita High School Heights. Mrs. Schneider received her bachelors degree from Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays, Kansas, and her masters degree from the University of Missouri, Columbia. Also, she attended several universities taking extended graduate studies. She was a Life Member of the National Educational Association, A Life Member of Fort Hays Kansas State Alumni Association, and an honorary member NEA Kansas. In addition, she was a member of Pi Gamma Mu, National Honorary Social Science Fraternity. For the last several years, she had been researching her genealogical lineages, using her findings to compile her booklet on her agnate Van Osdol lineage. Internment will be in the LaCrosse City Cemetery, March 29, 1990. Survivors include her sisters Mrs A.L. (Bertha) Keck of Houston, Texas; Mrs. Marvin W, (Dorothy) Brigman of San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs. Rex (Vesta) Bowman of Horse Cave, Kentucky, as well as her brothers Perry H. Van Osdol of Hutchinson, Kansas, and Elton of Riverside, California, and a half-brother George of Pauls Valley, Olahoma. Also included are 14 nieces and nephews and over 30 great-nieces and nephews. (She lived in Rush Co., Kansas most of her childhood and graduated from La Crosse High School in 1929. Also in the class with her was her brother William Elton Van Osdol.)

More About BESSIE "B" ERMA VAN OSDOL: Burial: 29 Mar 1990, La Crosse Co., KS. [La Cross City Cem.]Cochan Mortuary, 1411 No. Broadway, Wichita, Kansas was in charge of making the burial arrangements. Cause of Death: Cancer Occupation: Bet. 1934 - 1984, School Teacher- Journalism teacher in a high school. Retired: 1976, from teaching English and Journalism [advisor on school publications] She was a teacher for 42 years at vairous schools. More About GERNOLD SCHNEIDER and BESSIE VAN OSDOL: Divorce: 1962, Kansas Marriage: 24 Mar 1939, Kansas [no Children from this union] 10. iv. DOROTHY ELMA VAN OSDOL, b. 13 Oct 1914, Plevna, Mo.. v. JESSIE VAN OSDOL, (STILLBORN), b. 09 Apr 1916, Missouri (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). 11. vi. PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT" VAN OSDOL, b. 10 Sep 1917, Shelbina, Mo; d. 22 Oct 2001, Lawrence, Douglas Co., Kansas [about 12:00 noon]. 12. vii. VESTA MERLE VAN OSDOL, b. 01 Mar 1920, Hanover, Ks.. Children of *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and CLARA CURTIS are: 13. viii. GEORGE WILLIAM14 VAN OSDOL, b. 13 Oct 1924, LA Crosse, Ks.. ix. INFANT SON VAN OSDOL, b. 11 Sep 1932. 14. x. LELAND CURTIS VAN OSDOL, b. 01 Mar 1934, LA Crosse, Rush Co., KS.; d. 22 Sep 1957, Wichita, KS.. Generation No. 3

7. WILLIAM GILBERT14 WILCOX (MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 26 Nov 1896 in Knox Co., Mo. (Source: The Family of Albert & Josie Vawter, by Shirley E. Byler), and died 09 Apr 1979 in Mena, Polk Co., Arkanas. He married MARY LAURETTA BARKER 06 Jun 1917, daughter of DILLARD BARKER and LEONA ESKRIDGE. She was born 30 Aug 1901 in Woodlawn, Monroe Co., Mo., and died 14 Jul 1974 in Mena, Polk Co., Arkanas. More About WILLIAM WILCOX and MARY BARKER: Marriage: 06 Jun 1917 Children of WILLIAM WILCOX and MARY BARKER are: 15. i. STANLEY MILLS15 WILCOX, b. 21 Jun 1918, Shelbina, Mo; d. 10 Mar 1976, Serrie Madra, Calif. 16. ii. VIRGINIA GRACE WILCOX, b. 22 May 1922, Shelbina, Mo. 17. iii. WILLIAM DARRELL WILCOX, b. 22 Jul 1924, Shelbina, Mo. iv. MARY ALICE WILCOX, b. 10 Dec 1925, Shelbina, Mo. More About MARY ALICE WILCOX: Other Facts (4): never Married 18. v. DIXIE JUNE WILCOX, b. 07 Jun 1930, Lakenam, Mo; d. 14 Sep 2001, Cambridge, Minnesota. vi. RICHARD LEE WILCOX, b. 24 Jul 1933, La Grange, Mo; d. 30 Sep 1933, La Grange, Mo. More About RICHARD LEE WILCOX: Burial: Lenter Mo. Oak Ridge Cemetaary 19. vii. BARBARA DEE WILCOX, b. 24 Aug 1935, La Grange, Mo. 20. viii. LARRY STEPHEN WILCOX, b. 24 Mar 1942, La Grange, Lewis Co., MO..

8. *WILLIAM ELTON14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 15 Jun 1907 in Shields, Lane Co., Ks [Born in a sod house on the parire.] (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 15 Feb 2001 in Riverside, California. He married *JEWELL NEEL 12 Jul 1930 in LaCrosse, Rush Co., Kansas at the county court house Married by Judge Lank who was about 80 years old. Whitness were Mary Bee Fritts and Amos Frittz (Source: Marriage Certificate), daughter of *BENJAMIN NEEL and *WILLORA BEE. She was born 31 May 1911 in Hulbert, Cherokee Co., Ok. [3/128th cherokee blood degree] The person who brought her into this world was her grandmother's sister [or great aunt] Mary Amanda Haney Jarvis. (Source: Birth Certificate), and died 01 Mar 2002 in Riverside CA. [died at11:45 Am of a massive coronary at Villa Health Care Center]. Notes for *WILLIAM ELTON VAN OSDOL: In Calif he worked for Myron and Welch Federated Metals Union Pacific Railroad-shoveling sand then cleaning trains and then as a stationary Engineer in the powerhouse on grave yard shift from 11:00PM to 7:00AM. From a Riverside CA. newspaper. Newspaper name is unknown. Article sent to me by my mother in Dec. 2000. It has a small picture of Eltom and Jewell [Neel] Van Osdol 7OTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Jewell and Elton Van Osdol of Riverside celebrated their 70th anniversary with family and friends at a dinner party at the home of their daughter Junelle Budzinski of Lake Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdol were married in La Crosse, Kan., on July 12, 1930. Mr. Van Osdol retired in 1975 after 25 years as a stationary engineer with the Union Pacific Railroad. [Stationary Engineer was his last position on the railroad and he did not hold that position for 25 years.] Mrs. Van Osdol is a home maker. Both are members of Riverside Free Methodist Church. Their other children are Willora Glee Krapf of Pennsylvania and the late Donna McCarthy. [Donna was not their daughter but their grand daughter and she spent a great deal of her life living with her grandparents.] They have five grandchildren. [They really just have three grandchildren. Two of those children are Donna's children. Donna was adopted by Willora Glee and June was an adopted child of Jewell and Elton. Both children were Korean Orphans.] He was good at machenics like his father. We always had a used car and he kept it running until it could not be fixed any more. When it got tired looking he bought another used car [always a Chevrolet] and drove it to church and to the store and kept the older car to drive to work. It was not until he retired that my parents finally bought a brand new car. Two years,1948, before he started working on the railroad we drove to Kansas and OK in December over the Christmas holidays. It was my first and only Christmas on the farm. My Mother's parents did not have electricety and my father chopped a tree in the woods and it was trimed with paper chains and popcorn and very little else. She had no Christmas decorations in any way. My grandparents never bothered with a tree at Christmas time. I remember getting a Betsy Wetsy Doll that Chrismas of 1948. My father was always jerryrigging things. He really tried to invent things but some how they did not come out the way he intended them to. Once it was very hot and we were complaining of the heat. He took a old metal barell and cut the bottom out of it and mounted a fan inside and put a hose to it and put it on a platform so it would fit up to the bathroom window. The bathroom window was directly over the toilet. When he turned the fan on it sprayed a water mist through the window. This was his version of a water cooler. We lived in the semiarid outskirts of LA. It did a pretty good job of cooling BUT when you tried to go to the toilet you got a shower. No one wanted a shower while they were on the toilet so he had to take it down. The cool air was supposed to cool off the bathroom hall and the living room but the cool air did not reach that far. If he turned the fan up to a higher speed then you really got the water. It could not be controlled from inside of the house. One year he decided to make my mother a Christmas gift. There was nothing wrong with his idea but he just could not quite carry it off. He wrapped them all in one large box and she was going nuts trying to guess what was in the box. He enjoyed her fussing about what it could possibely be. When she opened the box it was several picture frames that he had made. He got some bamboo from someplace and cut them for the sides. He got plexiglass and cut them to different sizes, like 8X10 and 5X7. There was a plexiglass on both sides of the picture so it was double sided and then there was the bottom witch was another two pieces of plexiglass. It was shaped like this side view. _ll_ The bamboo held the sides of the upright covers over the pictures. The bottoms slanted slightly up towards the picture. You could slide the picture between the two verticle pieces of plexiglass. This sounds good but there was not a straight cut piece of plexiglass in any of the picture frames and so this made them look tacky. I think that every piece of plexiglass was crooked in some way. She did not want to use them because of the sloppy job he did cutting the plexiglass but she finally used them. I do not remember how long she used them but they finally disappeared. One year he bought from someone several potholders that were in the shape of ladies under pants. These were crocheted. She was mad all Christmas day. She did not like gifts for the kitchen. He finally learned that he was better off to buy her a plant of somekind. That always made her happy for she loved to garden both with flowers and vegetables. In LA you can grow almost anything and she had outside and inside plants everywhere. When they moved to Rose Garden Village. They had a small 1 bedroom apartment and a small front yard with grass. She got my father to dig up the grass and they planted a beautiful flower garden. Some of it was in pots and some directely in the ground. They made the local paper with a picture of the garden and them standing in the middle of what they had created. Under the picture it read: In a year's time at Rose Garden Village in Riverside, Elton and Jewell Van Osdol have filled their apartment's front yard with roses, sweet allysum, pansies, petunias, hollyhock and much more. Title of article A HAPPY RETIREMENT THATS GONE TO SEED. BY Weezy Wold Home and Garden Writer. Retirement may mean anything from round-the- clock soap opera viewing to round-the-world cruises. For a couple at Rose Garden Village, a retirement community on Adams Street in Riverside, it means a time to do things together --- such as developing a barren front yard into a thing of beauty to be enjoyed by themselves and their neighbors. Jewell and Elton Van Osdol moved just a year ago to one of the older apartments at Rose Garden Village, which meant taller shade trees and older existing shrubs. It also meant, in their case, a very bare front yard except for a few shrubs --- some low cypress --- and some weeds that were suffering from lack of attention. The couple went into action. Thank goodness tenants are welcome to cultivate the land at Rose Garden. Soil amendments, worked into the hard ground, helped to make it more fertile and allow irrigation water and oxygen to reach plant roots. An existing sprinkler system was capped off because the couple preferred to do their own watering. Because the ground sloped away from the apartment, the couple knew they could expect runoff water and top soil on the front sidewalk. This was avoided by installing two concrete block walls, one across the middle of yard and another flanking the sidewalk. It also allowed them to raise the soil level. By placing the blocks with the open sides up, the opening became flower pots for sedums and small, flowering border plants. "We put in sack and sacks of steermanure and potting soil," Jewell said "I did the planting but [Elton] did the spading. We both placed the concrete block edgings." Two trees in the front yard had been cut down, leaving long stumps almost 5 feet tall. A pole nailed to the trees became a crossbar and a perfect support for hanging plants --- baskets of colorful geraniums in bloom. "I never had a garden before . We came from Oklahoma and we had large yards with lots of lawn and shrubs and just a few flowers as borders. I always longed in my heart o have a little spot where I could plant bright-colored flowers." Jewell said, her excitement reflected in her words. Before they moved to Riverside, the Van Osdols lived in Green River Village and before that in Santa Fe Springs. Elton retired 10 ago from Union Pacific Railroad. "I'm not ready for the rocking chair and don't count pills, but I work in the garden several hours a day, " Jewell said. She does most of the gardening but her husband helps with the watering, now that the heavy work is done. He doesn't know one plant from the other. I could plant weeds and he wouldn't know the difference. But he really enjoys the garden." They sit at the patio and both enjoy the color and the visitors. "People come by, even some in wheelchairs who take the long way around to come by and see our garden," Jewell said. There is no lawn and no shortage of color in the yard. Among the perennial plants are eight rose bushes, some in bloom. Jewell's favorite is Bonanza. Annual and perennial flowers are scattered. White and purple sweet allysum, pansies, Johnny-Jumps-ups, mums and many striking single and double petunias in the ground and in pots add to the screne. Background plants include ready-to-bloom hollyhocks. "I made some mistakes and learned a lot planting the flowers and bulbs. The iris and gladiolus and hollyhocks are too close together. But I learn by doing. The happiest part of our day is the watering and sitting on the patio seeing the color." Buckets at the edge of the patio hold water and fertilizer at the ready. Several large half-barrels are within the garden. One holds a tomato plant, the other a squash, Elton said. "That's not a squash," Jewell contradicted "it's a cucumber. I could feed him alfalfa and he wouldn't complain, she said. [This article was written in 1985 for my father retired from the railroad in 1975 and the article states that it has been 10 years since he had retired.] From the Riverside Press Enterprise Sunday, February 18, 2001 RIVERSIDE William Van Osdol Services for William Elton Van Osdol, 93, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Arlington Mortuary in Riverside. He died Feb. 15, 2001 of pneumonia at Riverside Community Hospital. Friends may call from 4 until 8 p.m. Wednesday at Arlington Mortuary in Riverside. Mr. Van Osdol, who was born in Shields, Kansas (on June 15 1907. He was born in a sod house on the prairie. He graduated from La Crosse, Kansas High School in 1929. He spent most of his growing up years in and around La Crosse and Rush Center, Rush Co., Kansas. He worked the harvest each summer when he was a teanager and was working for Mr. Amos Fritts in 1930 when he met Jewell Neel who was there living with her Aunt Mary Bee who was married to Mr. Fritts. July 12, 1930 Jewell and Elton were married at the court house in La Crosse. They remained in Kansas till 1938 and then to get a better job Elton, with his wife, moved to California. They lived in the city till 1964 then they moved to Santa Fe Springs. In 1977 they moved to Riverside.) They lived in Riverside 25 years. He was a stationary engineer with the Union Pacific Railroad for 25 years until he retired in 1975. He was a member of the Free Methodist Church in Riverside. He was the church Janitor and maintance man for two Free Methodist church's, (not at the same time) where he attended, while he was living in Los Angeles for about 28 years. One day a week for many years he volenteered his time at Gospel Recordings.) He was buried in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whitter, CA. Mr. Van Osdol is survived by wife, Jewell; two daughters, Junelle "June Ellen" Budzinski of Lake Forest, and Willora Glee Krapf of Tamaqua, PA.; three grandchildren; two sisters, Vesta Bowman, and Dorothy Brigman; and two brothers, George of Pauls Valley, OK., and Perry of Hutchison, KA. ------from this website: http://www.rosehills.com/site/graveLocationSearch/grave-place.asp VAN OSDOL, ELTON Date of Death: 02/15/2001 Burial Property Name: Sequoia Lawn Burial Section: 14 Burial Lot: 13402 Grave/Niche: 1 Entrance Gate: 1 ------More About *WILLIAM ELTON VAN OSDOL: Burial: 22 Feb 2001, Rose Hills Memorial Park Cem., Whittier CA. [viewing Feb 21, 2001 at 4:00 PM] Funeral at 10:00 AM Feb 22, 2001 at Arlington Memorial Chapel, Officants Rev.s Elton Mills & Dan Bishop. Arlington Mortuary. 9645 Magnolia Ave., Riverside, CA. 92503 Cause of Death (Facts Pag: 16 Feb 2001, Died of Pneumonia and Congestive Heart Failure. He had been in the hospital since Manday Feb 12 with Pneumonia and in intensive care. He was getting better but he passed away about 10:00 PM Thursday night. Education: May 1929, High School Grad of La Crosse H.S. Kansas. He started school late because of the distance to walk to school. He also was a slow learner and failed a couple of courses in High School but he stayed in High School retaking the course till he passed it. Education [2]: 1929, He was nearly 22 when he graducated from High School. Education [3]: Went to school for nine years to become a staionary engineer. He completed the course and got a deploma which he was very proud of. He worked many years in the Power house in that position for the railroad. He worked the grave yard shift which he enjoyed. Hobbies: abt 1960, Went to school and took Electronics to learn how to fix Radios and TVs. He kept our TVs reparied in 1950 by self study and later took it in night chasses. He fixed for friends and relatives radios and loved to fix the old ones. Military Service (2): To old for WW2 he was air raid warden for our block in Ca. He went out and check Military Service (3): ed to see if everyone covered their windown during a blackout. Worked in factory that reprocessed metal for war use. Federated Metals was the name of the firm Occupation: Bet. 1950 - 1975, Retired from the Union Pacific Railroad in 1975 with 25 years of service. Occupation (1): Bet. 1950 - 1975, On the rail road he first shovled sand, then cleaned trains and then went to Occupation (2): Bet. 1950 - 1975, school for nine years to get his stationary Engineer linsence and worked in the Power plant till he retired. He worked in the Power House on the grave yard shift. He liked that shift for he only needed abt 4 hours of sleep. He was then up and doing chores Occupation (3): Bet. 1950 - 1975, working the grave yard shift witch he loved. Occupation (4): Bet. 1950 - 1975, He required very little sleep and was up by early afternoon doing chores areound the house and yard. Other Facts (4): 1938, Traveled to Calif from Kansas in 1938. He wanted a better job. He rode a fraight S.S. #: abt 1938, 568-05-2043 Issued in California.

Notes for *JEWELL NEEL: My mother told me that when she was a child her mother made her under pants out of flour sacks. When ever she had a dress on and would bend over you could see the words "GLOBE A-1 FLOUR" on the bottom of her fanny. The Press-Enterprise Tuesday March 5, 2002 Obituary Jewell (Neel) Van Osdol, 90 died Friday at Villa Health Care in Riverside. Born in Gideon, [not Gideon but near Hulbert OK. Cherokee Co., OK.) (on 31 May 1911) Okla., Mrs. Van Osdol lived in Riverside 18 years. Previously she lived in Corona six years. (She died 1 March 2002.) (She was born and raised in Cherokee Co., OK. Most of her life was spent in the Peggs area of the county.) (She lived in Rush Co., KS for nine years from 1930 till 1938. She married her husband there on 12 July 1930 at the court house.) She was a homemaker. (Her hobbies were cooking, and gardening. She came with her husband to Los Angeles CA in 1938 and lived in a number of different places in the Los Angeles city area before she moved to Riverside in 1977.) She was a member of Free Methodist Church in Riverside and before that in two different Free Methodist Churchs in Los Angeles. Mrs. Van Osdol is survived by two daughters, Glee Krapf of Pennsylvania and (June Ellen "Junelle") Juneelle Budzinski of Lake Forest, CA (June was adopted as a baby from Korea); five (mistake- 3) grandchildren; a brother , L.C. Neel of (Bixby) Oklahoma; a sister, Geraldine Crawford of (Muskogee) Oklahoma; and her companion, Allan Berndel of Riverside. (She was preceeded in death by her husband of 70 years in February of 2001, William Elton Van Osdol) Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at Rose Hills Mortuary in Whittier (CA). Friends may call at the mortuary from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Thursday Burial will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.

TRIBUTE, JEWELL VAN OSDOL By Ben C. Anibal Given at the Funeral on March 7, 2002. When Jewell and Elton first started attending the Riverside Free Methodist church, They had just moved from Santa Fe Springs to Green River near Corona (CA.). While visiting them there, right away I discovered that Jewell loved flowers. She had some beautiful roses that Elton helped her care for. In Our initial visit there in their lovely mobile home, Jewell told us how she gave her heart to Jesus under the ministry of Dr. Byron Lamson's father. Both she and Elton became very involved in Los Angeles Second (Free Methodist) Church-- She teaching a sunday school class and Elton helping to maintain the church property. She loved all her pastors, which included Rev. George Daggett (Rev Frank Abbott) and Rev. Elton Mills, who is here today. By the time they came to Riverside church, Jewell was no longer teaching Sunday School, but was a faithful attender of the W.M. I. [Womans Missionary Society) For three Christmases after moving to Rose Garden Village in Riverside , Jewell and Elton invited the members of the W.M.I. (Both men and women) to Christmas parties at tge Village center. She had a part in the program and Allan Bendel provided Ice Cream treats for refreshments. While still living at Green River before their move to Riverside, Jewell and Elton invited the Lamsons and Anibals to dinner. Jewell was a great cook. At the end of the meal, she served Lemon Pie. Delicious!!!!!!! she asked Dr. Lamson if he would like another piece of pie. He said, "Yes", but please don't give it to me. Agreat compliment to the cook, even though he had had his limit. Before Jewell's leg amputation and before Betty's car accident, Jewell said to Betty, "I'd like to go to just one women's retreat, but I can't climb those hills to the Lodging areas." Plans were made for them to stay in cedar Lodgeat Oak Glen. Betty drove Jewell up there about 12 or 13 years ago. Just recently while visiting Jewell, she was recounting some pleasant memories which included that retreat. She said, "Oh, what a great time we had." She laughed and said, "Betty's bed broke down in the middle of the night because a slat broke! !" Betty remembers Jewell saying "Honey, what was that noise--- are you alright?" Betty was fine and slept on the floor until morning. The men came up the next morning and fixed the bed. When she was able, Jewell loved to be on the "go"-- Be it a trip, an outing, or eating out---whatever. She also enjoyed having folks come by for a visit wherever she was living at the time. I well remember the last time when the Joy singers sang for her at Villa Health Care. Jewell was truly blessed and joined in on some of the singing---especially the song "Amazing Grace." Jewell was never one to leave anything to your imagination. If she was happy she told you so--- if she was unhappy, she let you know that, too. One thing she was never shy about was sharing her faith. Not only did she tell you of her conversion, but also her experience of being filled with the holy spirit. Just recently while visiting her, she told us again how she was filled with the Holy Spirit at Second (Free Methodist) church. As she described it---it was that time when she felt the gentle warmth of God's Holy Spirit surge through her whole body from the top of her head to the bottom of her feet. She had a deep faith in God who was always there in the good times and the testing times. Over the years she won a number of her friends and neighbors to the Lord. Jewell would agree with the words of the song that says: "My God is real, and I can feel his deep Him deep in my soul." Right now she is experiencing how real God is as she stands in her eternal presence, where she is reunited with Elton and all her loved ones who have gone on before her. Thank you, Jewell, for sharing your life, your love, and your spiritual journey with us. Good-Bye until we meet againin that land where there are no physical handicaps, no heart aches, and no more good-byes!!!!! Read and Written by June Ellen Van Osdol Budzinski at Jewell Neel Van Osdol funeral. In January of 1930, a young woman prepared to leave home for the first time. My mother was 19 years old, very thin with deep chestnut hair and bright, hazel green eyes. She wanted desperately to expand her life beyond the confines of the Oklahoma farmhouse she had known all of her life. How her head must have been swimming when she boarded her cousin's car and rode to La Crosse, Kansas. It must have seemed like another world. My Great Aunt Mary helped my mother find a job - housekeeping for a couple that worked for the government. She did all the chores necessary to keep the household running smoothly. She made $6.00 a week, a tremendous wage for that time! Perhaps my mother's legendary cooking skills took root there during her first job. My Great Uncle Amos had a tractor driver named Elton. Aunt Mary and Uncle Amos rented my father a room. He was 22 years and the essence of good looks: tall, dark and handsome. He had his own car. From the moment he met my mother, he liked her. They were married in July of the same year that they met. Ten years later they had Willora Glee. They were so happy to be having a baby and they enjoyed those early years with her, in spite of her being legally blind. My mother and father had been married 28 years when my mother got involved in making diapers for the Holt orphanage in Korea. My mother has always loved babies, all babies. Mrs. Kirby, the woman spearheading the diaper project, happened to be Harry Holt's cousin. My mother and father had been wanting to adopt a baby and had been trying to do so within the United States. However at their ages, 47 and 50 respectively, they were considered too old. Harry Holt held no such prejudice and only asked that my mother and father were Christians and would promise to raise me with Christian values. Glee and her first husband had adopted a toddler from Korea, Donna. When Glee's rocky marriage failed, my mother and father became Donna's guardians. What courage it took to adopt me, and then agree to raise Donna as well. All of the typical reasons couples are reluctant to adopt existed then as they do today. The uncertainty of what genetic code may be ticking in that baby's brain like a time bomb. The uncertainty of not knowing if you could love a baby that is not biologically yours. The fear that a biological parent may someday step forward and try to regain custody. In addition to all of this, the racial issues existed. How would the adopted baby be accepted by the extended family? What to tell the baby as she grew up? I never remember my mother or my father telling me I was adopted. I just always knew. My mother told me that she used to tell me when I was a baby, as she rocked me to sleep. As I grew up, I realized that my mother often felt inferior to others that had more money or more education, or both. She was impressed by people that had powerful careers. She lived simply and made things simple. For example, a few years ago I was having a telephone conversation with her. I was ranting on and on about how complicated and stressful my life had begun. I was trying to juggle work, marriage, Toastmasters, and friends and my time seemed so limited. Why does my life have to be so complicated I lamented. "Well dear, you make it that way" was her reply. She was right. My mother touched so many people's lives. She loved simply and deeply. How many of you have been blessed by my mother? How many of you have enjoyed her delicious meals, her mouth watering lemon pie or her chicken and dumplings? How many of you have sought my mother, this simple woman, out for counsel when no educated, professional counselor could have brought you what she brought you: love and wisdom. How many of you took shelter with my mother when you had no place to stay? Growing up, we did not have money to go on exotic vacations. There was no money for piano lessons or private school. But she always had enough food prepared for an extra person or two, just in case. It seems that God was noticing all of my mother's generosity and concern towards others, as he sent a special individual to care for both my mother and my father in their later years. If there is ever a person on earth with angelic blood running through his veins, it is Allan Bendel. For many years he was a companion, a chauffeur, a messenger, a secretary, and an accountant for my mother and father. My mother has said numerous times during her life that she could never repay him. Now I must echo her words. I cannot express my gratitude deeply enough to convey how grateful I really am to this amazing man. I would like to close my tribute my reading a poem that my mother wrote years ago. The poem came to her as a song, but we will never know its melody. Please notice this poem does ask for anything for herself, no healing for herself, no prosperity for herself. It is indicative of how she lived - for others. My Prayer When my life on earth is through Lord I'm coming home to you. I will live for thee here day by day and I won't complain when you call me away. Yes I will come; Gladly come, because My race here has been won. To be with Thee where we will need no sun. I love to pray to thee above, To thank thee for thy wondrous love, For all the care and blessings here, Yes Lord I know thou art near. Lord my Dad is still in sin, But my mission is his soul to win. I'm praying for him every day To come to thee before he is taken away. My mother is praying too, Lord grant our prayers will be prayed through. My brothers too are in the dark, Lord help me to do my part, That they will see and gladly come And our home will be a Christian one. It is my prayer and never will cease, Until they come to thee for peace, And when that mission here is done, If it's Thy will to say: "Well Done". Pastor Dan Bishop officiated the ceremony, he is such a mild mannered man. I had given him an information document (attached) and he pretty much read it. He also elaborated some on his own. Pastor Dan got choked up when he spoke about Allan. Pastor Ben Anibal spoke from his heart as well. Pastor Alton Mills gave a real fire and brimstone message. He spoke about mother, but not too much. He went on to speak about Moses and Abraham. My friend, Holly sang, "Amazing Grace" and "Grace that is Greater than All Our Sins". She has a very beautiful, professionally trained soprano voice. All were blessed that listened to her. I gave my tribute (also attached) and made it all the way through without breaking down. The graveside service was very brief, it was very chilly and windy. Per Allan’s wishes, we left all of the flowers at the grave. I took one loose arrangement and adorned Daddy’s grave with it. We had about 40 people at the funeral, a pretty good turn out considering the driving distance and mother’s age. Uncle L.C. and Aunt Ellen were there. June and Tom Zaby were there, along with Tommy (who has cancer) and Antoninette. Nadine and Lorraine were there. Wanda Leong attended, as well as my son. Pastor Ben and Betty and Pastor Dan joined us. There were several of my friends that met mother, but only a couple of times. These would include Joe and Patty, and George and Diana, and one of my best friends, Suzanne. Then there were my friends that had never met mother but came out to support me: Doug and Holly, Vince, and Mary. A real surprise was my ex-boss, Diane Orzepowski. My mother’s friend, Dorothy Lechner (94 years old) attended, and of course, Allan. Shirley enjoyed Dorothy’s lively conversation. My sister in law, Michelle attended with her husband, Paul. The prevailing atmosphere of the dinner was not dark and dismal. We were celebrating mother’s life and we had a wonderful time of fellowship. Every single person there appreciated the planning that went into the dinner at the Olive Garden. The food was good. Mother would have been pleased. Mother’s marker will be in the same dark gray granite material and the same Arial font. Daddy’s has a train drawing. Mother’s will have six roses along the bottom, very pretty. It will be a while before the marker is placed, but I will take a photo and send it to you. I have some other photos to send to you as well. I found the original marriage certificate and will send it to you. Shirely took some photographs of mother in the casket, and also of the flowers. Would you like a photo? Also, I have a few photos of daddy in the casket as well and would be happy to send you one. Just let me know. I spoke with Flora (used to be Morphew – the one that married Uncle Robert) and she was very grieved. She wanted to attend the funeral but she had to work. She also wanted your phone number and address. Her daughter, I don’t know if you remember Joyce, did attend. Jennifer and Florence Takeuchi attended the funeral, as did Georgia (Doris Boatright’s daughter) and her son, George, Manuella and Lori. Gary Lee, the director of Villa Health Care attended too. Lori Drinovsky, Mother’s neighbor at Green River in Corona came with her little boy, David. Of course all of the people listed above at the dinner attended the funeral. Mother’s friend, Nancy attended the funeral but I did not see her after that. Brenda, Uncle Ollie’s daughter called me and wants to keep in touch. The pallbearers were: Paul (my husband), Matt (my son), Doug Shanklin (friend), Vince Francis (friend), George Tsavahidis (friend), Gary Blackburn (from Villa), and Joe Gray (friend). Gary had to leave, so Joe took over for him. Allan held up pretty well. I plan to call him today and check in on him. I plan to have lunch with him at least once a month. There are some loose ends to tie up, such as mother’s clothes that are at his house and settling up at Villa Health Care. Please pray for Allan at this time. Well my account of things is a little disjointed and I apologize. I hope to mail out the thank you cards this weekend. Perhaps it will help bring additional closure as well. Take care Glee, I know this is a difficult time for you, Allen and Stacey. My prayers and thoughts are with you. Junelle Budzinski Hi Dan, (notes for Rev. Dan Bishop who helped with the funeral from June Ellen) Use as much or as little of the following information as you'd like in your eulogy to my mom. I would like you to recognize Allan for his support and love for my mom. Let me know if you need any other information. Born Jewell Neel on 5/31/11 in a log cabin on top of a mountain in Gideon, Oklahoma. Delivered by Aunt Mary Haney-Jarvis - her father's (wrong-her grandmother's sister) sister. Died on 3/1/02 at about 11:45 am from a massive coronary. Had been struggling with problems stemming from her long-term diabetes: glaucoma, hearing loss, kidney failure, weakness in her heart (conjestive heart failure)and a persistent sore on her foot. Survived by her brother, L.C. Neel and her sister, Geraldine Crawford. Survived by two daughters and Son-In-Law, Junelle and Paul and daughter Willora Glee Krapf. Survived by 5 (incorrect 3) grandchildren: Allen, Stacey, TaiLin, Che and Matthew. (ThiLin and Che Lee were her great grandchildren.) Married Elton Van Osdol on July 12, 1930, by the Justice of the Peace. Married for ten years, then got pregnant and gave birth to Willora Glee. About that same time, Jewell and Elton purchased their first car. Unfortunately Jewell had a very difficult time giving birth and due to health complications, Glee was born legally blind and colored blind. Despite Glee's handicap, Jewell enjoyed Glee's childhood Adopted Junelle from the Holt Orphanage in Korea, in the late 1950's. Glee and Buddy Seeburg adopted Donna from the same Holt Orphanage. Their marriage dissolved and Jewell and Elton felt heir to raising Donna. There were many happy moments raising Junelle and Donna, as well as financial struggles. Jewell and Elton were always proud of their adopted daughters. The entire family lived in Watts (now East LA) until the situation began tense do to racial problems between the blacks and the whites. The family moved to Santa Fe Springs before the first round of Watts riots broke out.Jewell and Elton later moved to Corona, to the Green River Mobile Home Park. They spent many happy hours there. Elton tended the roses. Jewell cooked, made pillows, and tended plants on her sun porch. She also raised two cockatiels, Croutons and Crackers. Once they were old enough to live at Rose Garden Village, they put their name on the list. This small, but well-kept retirement community offered good housing at affordable rates. Once they were moved into Rose Garden Village, both of their green thumbs went to work. Before you know it, their entire porch and front yard was filled with flowers and plants. Jewell became friends with Allan Bendal while at Rose Garden Village. Allan became the primary caregiver for both Jewell and Elton for many, many years. He was at her side when she passed away. Sadly, eventually both Jewell and Elton had to move to an assisted living facility due to declining health for both of them. Elton seemed rather content. Jewell complained about the food because it was not prepared to her liking. This is understandable because she was such a good cook. Jewell and Elton lived in three different assisted living facilities. Jewell's hobbies included cooking, sewing and gardening. She also enjoyed reading. She attended church faithfully as long as her health allowed. She remained faithful all of her life to her husband, her family, her faith and her friends. Jewell Neel Van Osdol's last address The Villa Health Care Center 8965 Magnolia Avenue Bed 9C Riverside, CA 92503

More About *JEWELL NEEL: Burial: 07 Mar 2002, Rose Hills Memorial Park Cem., Whittier CA. Education: Bet. 1917 - 1926, Finshed 8th grade and spent one year in High School or the 9th grade. She said that her father said that girls did not need any more education than that. She had to stay with a friend in town in order to go to high school. Funeral service: 07 Mar 2002, Hillside Chapel 3:00 PM. Officiating, Pastor Dan Bishop, Pastor Elton Mills and Pastor Ben Anibel. Soloist Holly Shanklin, There was services at the graveside following the one at the Chapel. Hobbies: Bet. 1930 - 1998, Loved to cook and fix big dinners for friends and family. Hobbies [2]: In the later years of her life she did a lot of sewing. She made pillows and sold some of them and gave others away. She could also embroadery but did little of it. She did do a couple of flower pictures for me. Occupation: Bet. 1930 - 1965, Took care of children one or two at a time in her home. Partically raised Jenniver and Robin Takeuchi who called her Auntie Jewell. More About *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and *JEWELL NEEL: Marriage: 12 Jul 1930, LaCrosse, Rush Co., Kansas at the county court house Married by Judge Lank who was about 80 years old. Whitness were Mary Bee Fritts and Amos Frittz (Source: Marriage Certificate) Children of *WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and *JEWELL NEEL are: 21. i. *WILLORA GLEE15 VAN OSDOL, b. 28 Feb 1940, Maywood, Ca. [3/256th Cherokee blood degree]. 22. ii. JUNE ELLEN VAN OSDOL, b. 02 Apr 1956, Taegu, Korea; Adopted child.

9. BERTHA CLAIRE14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 06 Dec 1908 in Rush Center, Rush Co., Ks. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 07 Mar 1996 in Houston, Harris Co., TX. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married ARTHUR LAWRENCE KECK 16 Sep 1928 in Kansas (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). He was born 28 May 1898 in Beulah, Ks. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 30 Apr 1983 in Houston, Tx. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.).

Notes for BERTHA CLAIRE VAN OSDOL: Obit for Bertha Van Osdol Keck from a Houston, TX newspaper 28 March 1996 Bertg Keck Dies March 7 Bertha Clair Van Osdol Keck died March 7, 1996, at Baytown Nursing Home in Baytown, Texas. She was born December 6, 1908, in Rush Center, Kansas. She was a 1927 graduate of La Crosse High School. Survivors include: one son, Albert Leland Keck; one daughter, Clarene Cottle; a grandson, Eric and a granddaughter Raylene; two great granddaughters, Kaylene and D'Anna; two brothers, Elton Van Osdol and Perry Van Osdol; two sisters, Dorothy Brigmon and Vesta Bowman; a half-brother, George Van Osdol and numerous nephews and nieces. She was preceded in death by her husband, A. L. Keck; sister, Bessie Schneider and parents Clara and William W. Van Osdol. More About BERTHA CLAIRE VAN OSDOL: Burial: Houston, Texas [cremated] SS #: 455-40-5936 More About ARTHUR LAWRENCE KECK: Burial: Houston, Texas SS #: 454-05-6369 More About ARTHUR KECK and BERTHA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 16 Sep 1928, Kansas (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.) Children of BERTHA VAN OSDOL and ARTHUR KECK are: 23. i. ALBERT LELAND15 KECK, b. 16 Jun 1931, Dayton, Tx.; d. 18 Jul 2000, Riverside, San Bernardino, CA. 92404 was paralized in Auto accident in 1997.. 24. ii. GLORIA CLARINE KECK, b. 14 Jun 1932, Dayton, Tx..

10. DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 13 Oct 1914 in Plevna, Mo. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married (1) ROBERT HICKS. He was born 27 Nov 1925 in Indiana, and died 18 Dec 1978 in South Gate, L.A. Co., CA. She married (2) RAYMOND W. RUDISILLE. She married (3) DURWARD DUANE HORN abt 1934. He was born 24 Jan 1911 in Colby, Ks., and died 21 Dec 1948 in Kansas?. She married (4) CHARLES ELBERT RENEAU abt 1938 in Kansas, son of // RENEAU and // BOYER. He was born 27 Apr 1901 in Atwood, Ks., and died 23 Jan 1966 in Huntington Park, Los Angeles Co., CA. (Source: Ancestry.com, California Death Index Records 1940-.). She married (5) MARIRN W. BRIGMAN 01 Aug 1984. He was born 22 Mar 1911 in Fork, SD. Notes for ROBERT HICKS: Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued ROBERT HICKS 27 Nov 1925 Dec 1978 90280 (South Gate, Los Angeles, CA) 92633 312-12-6567 Indiana More About DURWARD HORN and DOROTHY VAN OSDOL: Divorced: Bef. 1938, Kansas Marriage: abt 1934 More About CHARLES ELBERT RENEAU: SSN: 512-03-0445 More About CHARLES RENEAU and DOROTHY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: abt 1938, Kansas More About MARIRN BRIGMAN and DOROTHY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 01 Aug 1984 Child of DOROTHY VAN OSDOL and DURWARD HORN is: 25. i. DURENE DUANE "HORN"15 RENEAU, b. 25 Aug 1935, La Crosse, Ks.; d. Jul 1994, San Antiano, Tx.. Children of DOROTHY VAN OSDOL and CHARLES RENEAU are: 26. ii. DARLA KAY15 RENEAU, b. 28 May 1939, La Crosse, Rush Co., KS.. 27. iii. CHARLES ELBERT RENEAU, JR, b. 16 Jun 1940, La Crosse, Ks..

11. PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT"14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 10 Sep 1917 in Shelbina, Mo (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.), and died 22 Oct 2001 in Lawrence, Douglas Co., Kansas [about 12:00 noon]. He married HAZEL IRENE NORTH 04 Dec 1938 in Kansas, daughter of GEORGE NORTH and INEZ SHOWALTER. She was born 23 Mar 1920 in La Crosse, Ks, and died in La Crosse City Cem., La Cross, Rush Co., KS Section 4, Lot 74, space 3.. Notes for PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT" VAN OSDOL: May or June 1984 in an unknown Kansas Newspaper These artices were in my mothers papers when she died. Article by Fred Mann Its Full Speed Ahead for "Steamboat" and the Torch Every morning, Perry "Steamboat" Van Osdol chugs three miles around a track in Hutchinson (Kansas) on his bad foot, holding a 3-pound hitching ball aloft. He is 66, a retired (medically retired) Army man. His foot was shot up by a sniper on the beach at Anzio, Italy, in 1944 during World War ll. On June 9, the hitching ball with be replaced by the official torch of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, and Steamboat will run one kilometer with it through Independence, along U.S. 75, on its journey across America. "I call it a fast walk," says steamboat, one of 25 Kansans who will carry the torch in the state. "Ive gotten to where I can do jast a little bit of a jog. I do sort of a side shuffle. Use the heel more than anything. But I can make it in seven minutes." He's working on his time with the help of his wife of 45 years, Hazel, a.k.a. Tugboat, who trains with him. He and Hazel plan to hitch up the trailer, go down and spend some time around Independence waiting for the big moment, which, at least for now, is scheduled to arrive about 10 a.m. As of now, the torch is supposed to come through Kansas City to Lawrence, then south to Yates Center, Altoona, Neodesha, Independence, Caney and into Oklahoma, according to the Torch Relay Committee in Los Angeles. Originally it was going to pass through Topeka, but the route was shortened due to lack of sponsorship. As long time members of the Good Sam Club, the organization that put up the money for his kilometer, Steamboat and Tugboat spend only six to eight weeks of the year at home in Hutchinson. But they train every day no matter where they are. "When we stop at a rest stop, that's when we fo our walking," Steamboat says. The reason for all the training is that Steamboat is determined to waive the exemption for handicapped torch bearers and try to do his kilometer in regulation time. "I think I can make it. If I can't make it in seven minutes they won't put me in jail." Steamboat got his nickname after he was hit in the foot at Anzio and spent a lot of time on sodium pentathol. "I'd be on a binge for two days."he says, During the binges, he'd emit guttural whistles that sounded like a steamboat. It"s a sound so unique that he has a standing offer of five buck to anybody who can match it. Now he files his taxes under the name, and it's on all of his mail. It will be engraved on the torch he carries in Independence. Each runner gets his own torch. Three other Sambassadors like Steamboat are running the torch in other parts of the country. "I think every one of them is past 60," he says. Old enough toknow better. But I think it's a real opportunity. It is sort of floors you." He isn't bothered by the political fussover the torch. The U.S. is using it to raise money for youth clubs, and the Greeks objected to this "commercialization." "I look at it this way," says Steamboat "I've had a scout troop almost 30 years, and if this is going to the Girls clubs and Boys Clubs, hey, whats' the difference? I just feel real humble to make the run." Good Sam members are pledging more money for each step Steamboat and the other Sambassadors take on their legs of the journey. Half of the money will go the the national Dogs for the Deaf organization, and half to the U.S. Olympic track and field committee. The member who pledges the most will get to keep the torch. Steamboat will get to keep the the offical torch relay uniform. Stamboat is ready. He figures neither his age nor his foot is a drawback. Of his age he says, "I'm not over the hill. I'm on top of it. I can see both ways." And of his foot, he says, "It's like any thing else. The only handicap is what you think you are. I say it's not a handicap, it's a disability." The first shot at Anzio hit him in the dog tags. The second hit him in the middle of the foot, splintering the bone. "If I turn my ankle and get a splinter to hat a nerve, that's where I have a problem," Steamboat says. It hurts. It's kinda like a toothache, but you can always pull at tooth. This you can't pull." "Normally, I wear a leg brace below the knee. I can get along withoutit shortly, but not real long." Steamboat will shed the leg brace in Independence, take the 3-pound torch, hold it aloft and become the focus of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games for approximately seven minutes, running on a foot shot up by a World War ll sniper. "We're just a couple little peons out here," he says, nodding to Hazel, "but we're honored in what we're getting to do. We're just fortunate we're even around to be able to do this." From a Rush Co., Kansas paper Obituary for PERRY HUBERT VAN OSDOL Perry H. "Steamboat" Van Osdol, 84, former La Crosse and Russell, Kansas, resident, died October 22, 2001, at Colonial Manor Retirement Home in Lawrence, Kansas. He was born September 10, 1917, in Shelbina, Missouri, the son of William Weaver and Clara McClintock Van Osdol. He worked as a propane distributor from 1945 to 1961 for the Humburg Company in La Crosse and Russell, then moved to Hutchinson and worked at Phillips Petroleum Company from 1961 to 1989. He moved to Lawrence in 1998. He was a charter member of the Good Sam RV Club in Aurora, California, where he and his wife served as Sambassadors in Panama, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and all 50 states. He was a former Boy Scout Master in La Crosse and Russell. He was a life member of the VFW in Russell and the American Legion in Hutchinson. He was a member of the 10th Avenue United Methodist Church, Hutchinson. Mr. Van Osdol was a Captain in the United States Army, serving in World War ll. He received a Purple heart from an injury he received on the Anzio Beachhead while serving in Italy. He married Hazel I. North on December 4, 1938, in La Crosse. Survivors include his wife of the home in Lawrence ; two daughters, Sherry Eales of Lawrence and Mary Rich of Alton, Illinois; two sons, Perry Van Osdol Jr. of Lawrence and Jerry Van Osdol of Carmichael, California; two sisters, Dorothy Brigman of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Vesta Bowman of Glasgow, Kentucky; one half-brother, George Van Osdol of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma; eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, Elton Van Osdol of Riverside, California. Funeral services will be October 26, 2001, at 10:00 a.m. at Brock's North Hill Chapel in Hays, Burial will be in the La. Crosse Cemetery with graveside military honors by the Hays VFW. Friends my call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. October 25 at the funeral home where the family will receive friends. The family suggests memorials to the Dogs for the Deaf, 70175 Wheeler Rd., Central Point, Oregon 97502. More About PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT" VAN OSDOL: Burial: 26 Oct 2001, La Crosse Co., KS. La Crosse Cem. Section 4, Lot 74, space 4.Died of Pagents sickness. Military service: Bet. 1937 - 1945, Medical Retirement for the Army with the rank of Captain. He was wounded at Lavunio Italy 31 May 1944 on the US Army's drive to Rome in World War Two. He was wounded in the ankle and wore a brace on the leg the rest of his life. Had a pin in his ankle. Moved: 1998, Moved from La Crosse to Lawrence Kansas. Occupation: Unknown, Worked at the International Harvester Co. in Amarillo, Texas. Occupation (2): Bet. 1961 - 1989, Worked as a CPA for Phillips Petroleum Co. Occupation (3): Unknown, Wored for Good Sam leading caravans of people with recreational vieacals to places all over the states and Europe. Did this for at least 20 years. Other Facts (4): 32nd degree Mason S.S. #: 513-07-9819 More About PERRY VAN OSDOL and HAZEL NORTH: Marriage: 04 Dec 1938, Kansas Children of PERRY VAN OSDOL and HAZEL NORTH are: 28. i. PERRY HUBERT15 VAN OSDOL, JR, b. 19 Jan 1943, Hays, Ks.. 29. ii. SHERRY IRENE VAN OSDOL, b. 07 Jan 1945, Hays, Ks.. 30. iii. MARY EILEENE VAN OSDOL, b. 20 Mar 1949, Hays, Ks. 31. iv. JERRY MONROE VAN OSDOL, b. 06 Dec 1952, Hays, Ks..

12. VESTA MERLE14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 01 Mar 1920 in Hanover, Ks. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider.). She married (1) BERYL COLE 25 Aug 1935. She married (2) EDWARD DAVIS 07 Sep 1941. She married (3) REXFORD T. BOWMAN 28 Oct 1945 in Perryville, Ohio. He was born 26 Feb 1923 in Perryville, Oh., and died 15 Nov 2004 in Glasgow, Barren Co., Kentucky. More About BERYL COLE and VESTA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 25 Aug 1935 More About EDWARD DAVIS and VESTA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 07 Sep 1941 Notes for REXFORD T. BOWMAN: Name, Birth, Death, Last Residence, Last Benefit, SSN Issued REXFORD T BOWMAN, 26 Feb 1923, 15 Nov 2004, 42141 (Glasgow, Barren, KY), (none specified) 291-16-3248, Ohio.

More About REXFORD BOWMAN and VESTA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 28 Oct 1945, Perryville, Ohio Children of VESTA VAN OSDOL and REXFORD BOWMAN are: 32. i. THOMAS MICHAEL15 BOWMAN, (ADPOTED), b. 25 Feb 1948, Ashland, Oh.; d. 07 Apr 1997, Glasgow, KY.. 33. ii. CAROL ANN BOWMAN, (ADOPTED), b. 24 Jan 1950, Ashland, Oh.. iii. RONALD EUGENE BOWMAN, (ADOPTED), b. 31 Dec 1964, Mansfield, Oh.; m. CINDY CAROL HIBBARD, 04 Oct 1997, Glassgow, KY.; b. 24 Nov 1965, Springfield, MO.. More About RONALD BOWMAN and CINDY HIBBARD: Marriage: 04 Oct 1997, Glassgow, KY.

13. GEORGE WILLIAM14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 13 Oct 1924 in LA Crosse, Ks.. He married (1) GENEVA MARIE CROOM 18 Oct 1943. She was born 14 Mar 1918. He married (2) IRENE L. (MARIOTT) MAULDIN 02 Aug 1977 in PAuls Valley, OK.. She was born 01 May 1920 in Oklahoma City, Ok., and died May 1995 in Pauls Valley OK.. More About GEORGE VAN OSDOL and GENEVA CROOM: Marriage: 18 Oct 1943 More About GEORGE VAN OSDOL and IRENE MAULDIN: Marriage: 02 Aug 1977, PAuls Valley, OK. Child of GEORGE VAN OSDOL and IRENE MAULDIN is: i. JERRY EUGENE15 MAULDIN, b. 18 Aug 1943.

14. LELAND CURTIS14 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 01 Mar 1934 in LA Crosse, Rush Co., KS., and died 22 Sep 1957 in Wichita, KS.. He married ARLENE ROSE DIRKS 18 Mar 1953 in Kansas. She was born 03 Jul 1935 in Kansas?. Notes for LELAND CURTIS VAN OSDOL: From a Rush County Newspaper FINAL RITES FOR LELAND VAN OSDOL Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Hope Lutheran church at Rush Center for Leland C. Van Osdol, 23, who died Satruday at Wichita. He graduated from La Crosse High school in 1952. He enlisted in the Navy and served four years before being discharged May 29, 1956. During this service he was in the Korean conflict aboard the hospital ship "Repose". He was employed at Wichita at the time of his death. He was united in marriage with Arlene Dirks March 18, 1953 and the couple had one child, Kent, two. Rev. Sylvan Lee officiated at the sevice and military graveside services were held at the La Crosse cemetery. Survivors include his wife and son, his mothr, three brothers, five sisters and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his father and one brother. More About LELAND CURTIS VAN OSDOL: Burial: 26 Sep 1957, LA Crosse City Cem., La Cross, Rush Co., KS Section 3, Lot 47, space 8 and was moved to space 4 on 6 Aug., 1990. Cause of Death (Facts Pg): 22 Sep 1957, He worked at a gas station in Wichita, KS. His body was found in the back of the station. He was dead from a gun shot wound. Gun was found in a nearby trash can. They never found his killer and the crime was never solved. Funeral service: 26 Sep 1957, Hope Lutheran Church, Rush Center, Rush Co., Kansas Graduated: 1952, La Crosse High School Military service: 1952, Served in the Navy during the Korean War on the Hospital Ship "Repose" More About LELAND VAN OSDOL and ARLENE DIRKS: Marriage: 18 Mar 1953, Kansas Child of LELAND VAN OSDOL and ARLENE DIRKS is: 34. i. WILLIAM KENT15 VAN OSDOL, b. 04 Mar 1955, Hays, Ks..

Generation No. 4 15. STANLEY MILLS15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 21 Jun 1918 in Shelbina, Mo, and died 10 Mar 1976 in Serrie Madra, Calif. He married (1) DOROTHY BERNICE BELLMAN abt 1946. She was born abt 1925, and died 04 Oct 1951. He married (2) MARY ALICE [MARIE] CURTISS abt 1952, daughter of GEORGE RAYMOND CURTISS. She was born in New York City, New York. More About DOROTHY BERNICE BELLMAN: Burial: Fort Lincoln, Washington D.C. More About STANLEY WILCOX and DOROTHY BELLMAN: Marriage: abt 1946 More About STANLEY WILCOX and MARY CURTISS: Marriage: abt 1952 Child of STANLEY WILCOX and DOROTHY BELLMAN is: i. JAMES THOMAS16 WILCOX, b. 15 Jun 1947, Pomona, California; m. SUSAN PAULINE PRUVENCHER. More About JAMES THOMAS WILCOX: Other Facts (4): Adopted by William Darrell and his wife Children of STANLEY WILCOX and MARY CURTISS are: ii. DEBRA LYNN16 WILCOX, b. 16 Aug 1953, Los Angeles, California. iii. PAMELA JOY WILCOX, b. 21 Dec 1956, Pasadena, California. iv. STANLEY MILLS WILCOX, b. 19 Oct 1962, Pasadena, California.

16. VIRGINIA GRACE15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 22 May 1922 in Shelbina, Mo. She married RAY DERROLD GREENWAY 20 Aug 1951 in Yuma, Arizona, son of CLYDE GREENWAY and LILLIAN SIMON. He was born 22 Feb 1927 in Hammond, Indiana. More About RAY GREENWAY and VIRGINIA WILCOX: Marriage: 20 Aug 1951, Yuma, Arizona Children of VIRGINIA WILCOX and RAY GREENWAY are: i. RAY DERROLD16 GREENWAY, b. 13 Oct 1952, San Louis Obispo, Calif. ii. LILLIAN PERMELIA GREENWAY, b. 03 Nov 1952, Orlando, Siam Olo, Fla.; m. ROBERT J. MAISSON.

17. WILLIAM DARRELL15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 22 Jul 1924 in Shelbina, Mo. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH LYONS. He married (2) GENEVIEVE JANAUARY HIDALGO 12 Dec 1959 in Houma, Louisiana Church wedding March 18, 1972, daughter of NORMAN HIDALGO and MAGDA LASSEIGNE. She was born 28 Dec 1931 in Donaldsonville, La.. More About WILLIAM WILCOX and GENEVIEVE HIDALGO: Marriage: 12 Dec 1959, Houma, Louisiana Church wedding March 18, 1972 Children of WILLIAM WILCOX and GENEVIEVE HIDALGO are: i. LISA STEPHANIE16 WILCOX, b. 15 Oct 1960, Thibodaux, La.. ii. TIMOTHY ANDREW WILCOX, b. 11 Apr 1962, Thibodaux, La.. iii. WILLIAM GERRALD WILCOX, b. 12 May 1962, Thibodaux, La..

18. DIXIE JUNE15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 07 Jun 1930 in Lakenam, Mo, and died 14 Sep 2001 in Cambridge, Minnesota. She married CLEMONDS DEE COULTER 01 May 1954 in Kahoka, Mo., son of GEORGE COULTER and GRACE HAZEL. He was born 31 Mar 1917 in Versallie, Ill, and died 21 Jun 1978 in Carthage , Ill.. More About DIXIE JUNE WILCOX: Burial: Sep 2001, Olgive, Minnesota More About CLEMONDS DEE COULTER: Burial: Oak Wood Cemetary, Halimton, Ill More About CLEMONDS COULTER and DIXIE WILCOX: Marriage: 01 May 1954, Kahoka, Mo. Children of DIXIE WILCOX and CLEMONDS COULTER are: i. RAE JEANNE16 COULTER, b. 03 Jun 1955, Quincy, Adams, Ill; m. LORAN PAUL SCHULTZ. ii. PATRICIA ANN COULTER, b. 04 Jun 1956, Quincy, Adams, Ill. iii. RONALD EUGENE COULTER, b. 24 Jan 1958, Keokuk, Lee, Iowa; d. 06 Nov 1978. iv. GEORGE WAYNE COULTER, b. 15 Mar 1959, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.. v. JOHN ERVIN COULTER, b. 07 Apr 1960, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.; m. (1) HOLLY; m. (2) JANET LEE. vi. DIXIE JUNE COULTER, b. 15 Jan 1963, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.. vii. JAMES DARRELL COULTER, b. 14 Jun 1964, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.. viii. GERALD DEE COULTER, b. 14 Sep 1966, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.; m. BETTY STICKERLAND.

19. BARBARA DEE15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 24 Aug 1935 in La Grange, Mo. She married (1) CHARLES WALKER LEWIS 01 Nov 1952 in Bentley, Ill, son of EDWARD LEWIS and BERTHA VANNESSE. He was born 18 Dec 1930 in Warsaw, Ill., and died 01 May 1959 in Keakuk, Lee, Iowa. She married (2) JOSEPH LABRIENT 08 Aug 1961 in Las Vagas, Nevada, son of DOMINIC LABRIENTE and ANGELIA. He was born 14 Jan 1936 in Akron, Ohio. More About CHARLES WALKER LEWIS: Burial: Warsaw, Ill. Cematery More About CHARLES LEWIS and BARBARA WILCOX: Marriage: 01 Nov 1952, Bentley, Ill More About JOSEPH LABRIENT and BARBARA WILCOX: Marriage: 08 Aug 1961, Las Vagas, Nevada Children of BARBARA WILCOX and CHARLES LEWIS are: i. CHARLES WILLIAM16 LEWIS, b. 14 Apr 1954, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.; m. (1) PATRICIA DILLON; m. (2) MAXINE L. CORI. 35. ii. EDWARD J. LEWIS, b. 05 Nov 1955, Carthage, hancock, Ill.. iii. CAROL LOUISE LEWIS, b. 12 Oct 1957, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.; d. 12 Oct 1957, Carthage, Hancock, Ill.. iv. TONY SCOTT LEWIS, b. 24 Jan 1958, Keokuk, Lee, Iowa; m. PAM. 36. v. JAMES MICHAEL LEWIS, b. 04 Jan 1959, Keokuk, Lee, Iowa. Children of BARBARA WILCOX and JOSEPH LABRIENT are: vi. MARY ANGELENE16 LABRIENT, b. 21 Aug 1962, Las Vagas, Nevada. vii. JANET LEA LABRIENT, b. 08 Apr 1967, West Covina, Puente. Calif. viii. BOBBI JO LABRIENT, b. 07 Sep 1972, Mena, Polk, Ark.

20. LARRY STEPHEN15 WILCOX (WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 24 Mar 1942 in La Grange, Lewis Co., MO.. He married (1) JACQUELYN RITA BUTLER. She was born 20 Aug 1944 in New Orleans, La.. He married (2) DARLA KAY RENEAU 23 Apr 1966 in Los Angeles, CA?, daughter of CHARLES RENEAU and DOROTHY VAN OSDOL. She was born 28 May 1939 in La Crosse, Rush Co., KS.. More About LARRY WILCOX and DARLA RENEAU: Marriage: 23 Apr 1966, Los Angeles, CA? Children of LARRY WILCOX and DARLA RENEAU are: i. GILBERT PERRY16 WILCOX, b. 04 Feb 1971, Honolulu, Oahu Co., Hawaii[Trippler Army Hosspital]. ii. EDWIN ARCHER WILCOX, b. 13 Jun 1974, Lynwood, Los Angeles Co. [ St Francis Hospital]. iii. LARRI KATE WILCOX, b. 02 Jun 1977, Yokouska, Japan [Naval Hospital].

21. *WILLORA GLEE15 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM ELTON14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 28 Feb 1940 in Maywood, Ca. [3/256th Cherokee blood degree] (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider. Birth Certificate). She married (1) BUDDY EUGENE SEEBERG 16 Aug 1958 in Los Angeles, Ca.. He was born 27 Sep 1933 in Ca.. She married (2) SFC *CALVIN ANDREW KRAPF, JR. 29 Oct 1966 in Downey Free Methodist Chuch, Downey, CA. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider. Marriage License), son of *CALVIN KRAPF and *LOIS WONN. He was born 18 Jun 1933 in Tamaqua, Pa. (Source: Birth Certificate), and died 09 Dec 1997 in Allentown, Pa. at Leighigh Valley Hospital. He was declared dead on this date but he really was dead shortly after his fall from the catwalk on the side of our home.. Notes for *WILLORA GLEE VAN OSDOL: Infant Baptism Certificate of Baptism This Certifices That Willora Glee Child of Elton Van Osdol and his wife Jewell Van Osdol Born at Maywood, Calif. Date of birth Feb 28, 1940 Was baptized in Second Free Methodist Church L.A. On the twelfth day of May In the year of our Lord 1940 In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost Rev. Burton Young- Pastor [This was done on a Sunday Morning during the church service.] The following was done after I became a born again Christian. Certificate of Baptism This Certifies That Willora Glee Van Osdol was by me Baptized in the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost 30th day of April In the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Signed by George E. Daggett Pastor He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved Mark 16:16 [This was when I was baptized and was dunked under the water in a borrowed baptisery at a church in Los Angeles, California. I was not the only one baptised at that time.] I loved to sing and took a few singing lessons in the 1950s from Florence Ahn Takeuchi. She lived across the street from us when we lived at 5317 Cimmaron, L.A., California. She sang professionally in night clubs and in light opera and musicals. She spent a year in Florida singing one of the main roles in "Flower Drum Song". We kept her daughter Jenniver for the time that she was gone. I sang solos in Church and later was in many church choirs. The church that I grew up in did not have a choir. After I married Calvin I sang in the choir on base at Ft Grealy, Alaska. While I was there we entered a contest among the different chapel choirs on military bases in Alaska. We made a tape of a song that we sang and we won first place in the contest. I also sang at the 2nd Hollywood Presbyterian Church where I was attending when I met Calvin. I sang in girl choruses in High school and Jr. High. I sang in the choir at Tamaqua, Pa., 1st Methodist Church for several years. I sang a solo at my parents 25th wedding anniversary in 1955. Florence Takeuchi held the party at her house. her husband, Joe Takeuchi was a chef and made the meal that was served. I sang two songs. "My Mothers Wedding Day" from Brigadoon and "Because" a love song made famous by Tony Bennett. I still have the music from that time. I sang in the Schuylkill County Chorus for one year. I have programs from the Christmas or Winter program that we preformed at Trinity Episcopal Church in Pottsville, PA. on Dec. 8, 1984 and the Spring Concert at the same location on May 5th 1985. We sang some very difficult music. I cannot read music and sing saprano. Usually I sing the melody because of not being able to read music. The chorus was led by Catherine S. Zimmerman who taught music at Tamaqua Junior High School. For 2 1/2 years, from the fall of 1961 till the early spring of 1964, I sang in the Braille Institute Choir. We sang in many interesting places from nursing homes to the L.A. County Jail. We also went to hospitals to do caroling around Christmas time. I also did some solo work with the choir. It was a wonderful time in my life and I met and became friends with many wonderful people. Our directer was the directer of the Breau of Music for Los Angeles, Mr. Howard Bergan. We traveled all over the L.A. area doing concerts to publish what Braille Institute is doing for the Blind. I appeared in two different plays with other Blind Actors. One was a Christmas play and played a child in it. The other was a mella drama and I played a southern young lady. I have forgotton the names of both of the plays but have pictures of myself in them. I learned to knit and weave at the Institute and modeled some of my weaving in a fashion show that they had. I wove material for a suit and wore it in the show and a apron. I also learned to braid rugs and have made several at the institute and on my own at home. Made wool and cotton braided round and oval rugs. I own three looms and have made many, different things. Here is a list of some the things that I have wove over the years. Rag Rugs, stoles, placemats, all sorts of table runners and scarfs, curtin material, shag throw rugs, wall hangings, purses, mug rugs, afgans, towells and ect. I have won two blue ribbons at fairs for my work. I wove an afgan and won at a fair in Santa Fe Springs in May of 1972. Calvin was in Viet Nam and I and my children were staying with my parents at the time. I also won at the Teller Co. fair in Colorado in Aug. 1981. This time I won for a stole that I had made. What thrilled me is that I was competing against sighted people and I beat them, that sure made me feel good. I have tried to sell my weaving but people do not understand the work that goes into makeing hand woven goods. They think that the prices are two high. Hand weaving is an very old art and is not appreacited in this throw away world. ------Places where we lived that I remember. These were all in Los Angeles, California 1. 7416 Parmelee Ave. 90001-3055. [there was no zip codes when I was a little girl. I learned this zip code later on when looked the address up on the internet.] This was a one bedroom duplex. It had a yard and is the first place that I remember. I was about four years old when we lived there. It was a rented house. It had a small front yard and a nice back yard. My father built a very nice wooden playhouse for me there but had to leave it behind for she said that it was too large and so too hard to move to our next home. 2. Duplex that they bought. We lived on one side and my father's sister Dorothy and her three children lived on the other side. This place is very fuzzy in my mind. We did not live there very long. 3. House that my parents bought at 416 East 119th Street. It was a 2 bedroom house on a large lot. Had a garage and a long driveway that I liked to roller scate on. It had a picket fence around the edge of the property. I got a cat while living there whose name was Boots. It was black with white paws. 4. Daddy lost his job and he was out of work for six months. We moved to a small trailer that sat by the chuch. We slept in the trailer and ate in the church's kitchen. The Church was located on the corner of 30th and Hill St. near downtown LA. It was the 2nd Free Methodist Church. It was very close to downtown LA. Across from the church was John Adams Jr. High. He got a job with Union Pacific Railroad with the help of Art House. Mr. House went to our chuch and worked for the railroad. We then moved to an apartment in a 4 unit building on Olive Street. 2820 So. Olive St. This place was a one bedroom apt. It had a small front and back yard. We lived on the left side of the building on the ground floor. There was a living room, dining room, kitchen and a bedroom. In the dining room and the living were pullout beds that were built in under a china closet in the dining room and under a built in desk and display cabnits in the living room. I slep in the dining room. There was also a back porch where my mother whashed the clothes on a wringer washer. We had a bath room and next to it was a large closet and a dressing room with a built in dressing table. There was a small cubby hole that was under the stairs that went up to the the apt above and I kept all my stuff that I played with in that small closet. I was always rearrangeing it because it was hard to find things in it and was always a mess. I remember once there was a small earth quake and I was in the bed that rolled under the china cabnit. That old bed rolled back and forth like crazy and I wondered if It was going to roll unter the china cabnit with me in it. The plates in the cabnit sure did rattle and dance and I think that a few got broken too. We lived there while I was in the 5th, 6th and 7th grade. Still have many memories associated with that house. My mothers brother Robert would come to stay with us. He arrived unannounced and would stay until he found other living arrangements. He did this more than one time. He liked older women who had some money and would keep him. He was kind of wild and loved to drink and chase the women. It was while living with us that he first saw a lady named Flora Mae Cary Morphew. She lived down the street from us in a apartment building with her husband Dale and small daughter Joyce. My mother met her when she came to the door selling tickets so her daughter could enter a beauty contest for toddlers. My mother said that she would buy two tickets if she would go to church with her on Sunday. They became fast friends and Flora spent a lot of time at our house. Robert had seen her on the bus and he came home and said that he had seen this beautiful lady on the bus and sure would like to be able to meet her. He just got the words out of his mouth and in walked Flora who was the the person that he had seen on the bus. He tried to romance her but she was married and did not want to get involved even though she was attracted to him. Years later Robert caledl our house and wanted her address and phone number. Flora was now divorced and Robert was free too. I refused to give him the information. Flora had enough problems without Robert messing up her life. My mother who was out of the house when her brother called suddenly came home and then she got on the phone with Robert and she gave in and gave him her address and phone number. That was a big mistake. They got together and later were married. It was not a happy marriage. Flora was warned about what she was getting into but she did not listen. They finally divorced. But remained friends until his death. She went to see him and after she left Robert had a stroke and died shortly after wards in the hospital. He was only 59 years old. He was living with another women when he died and she was very jealous of Flora and when she left her and Robert had a big fight and that is was probably brought on the stroke. When we lived on Olive my mother was Penny a Day chairman at church. People who had a birthday would give a penny for every year that they had lived. This would happen during Sunday School. My mother kept the money in a jar in the built in cabnit in the living room. One day that money disappeared. She suspected that Robert had taken it and she later found out that she was right and he never repaid it. It was money that went to missionaries for their support. There was not much money in the jar but to steal from the church and the Lord is pretty low. Robert did not care. My mother had to make up the money. There was not much money in the jar about 3 or 4 dollars but in the early 50s that went further than it does today. In the summer of 1952 we moved to 5317 Cimmaron. Our telephone number at this apartment when I was a teanager was AX 10275.The Church on 30th and Hill sold their building to a business they tore down the church and built a new building on that property. They then bought a church on the corner of 54th and Cimmaron. We rented an apartment accross the street on the second floor above a business. We lived there till after I graducated from High School. My father was the church janitor. We never lived very far from the church. He also was the maintaince man at the church. The place on olive was about 2 short blocks from the church. This apt had two bedrooms. There was no hall in the apt so all the rooms ran in a row one next to the other. It used to be doctor offices. Daddy became the apt manager and rented out the other appartments. There were four apts, ours was the fifth and the largest. The other four were only one room with a large closet, bath and a small kitchen. When my parents adopted June I moved into one of them that was next to ours and it became my bedroom. I got blind aid when I was 16 and so could afford my own little place. This freed up my room for June. I still ate at my parents place. The little apartment rent was $40.00 a month. I had to live on my own to qualifiy for the blind aid. I was not happy moving out of the main living space and felt pushed out so June could have my room. I liked having my own space and bath to myself but still did not like it. I lived in the little apt till I married Buddy Eugene Seeberg Aug 16, 1958. My parents then rented a 2 bedroom place near Englewood CA. After Buddy and I separated I went back to living with them. They lived in a 2 unit building. Whe the unit above them became empty I moved in it. They then bought a house at 10424 Ls Salle. It was near the airport. It had two large bedrooms. But it had a small house on the rear of the property with a very large livingroom, a very small bedroom, [had bunk beds for Donna and I to sleep in] a bathroom with a shower and a kitchen that was long an narrow build of brick. It was a crude kitchen meant for entertaining. It had a covered patio. It was a separate building from the other building with the large living room. My father took old folding doors from the church and made a short hall from one building to the other building. The folding doors had windows in them so the little hall was will lighted during the day. The floor slanted down from the bedroom to the kitchen because one building was highter than the other one. The living room had a large stone fireplace and was covered with knotty pine grooved boards. The lower boards ran cross wise and the upper board went up and own. The room was right behind the detached garage. Daddy rigged a system with a bell in the large house that could be rang in my house and I would pick up the phone and she could tell me what she wanted with out running back to the little house in the back. It saved a lot of running. My phone line was an extension off the main phone line. My mother usually answered the phone in the main house and this way she could let me know I had a phone call. They sold this house about 1962 and bought a house at 11203 Idalene in Santa Fe Springs, CA. I married Calvin while they lived there and the recseption was held at that house. Donna and June spent most of their childhood in that house and went to local schools and both graducated from High School at Santa Fe Springs. Donna in 1975 and June in 1974. Places that I lived after I married Calvin Krapf on 29 Oct 1966. Our first home was a place that we lived for two weeks while waiting for quarters on post at Fort Ord in northern California. It was located about a 2 hr drivesouth of San Franscisco. We had to put our names on a list to get into housing on base. We did not have to wait long. The first little place, off post, only had one bedroom and was very small. Our quarters on post had two bedrooms, a full bath and hardwood floors. A small dining area and a large living room and nice kitchen with a built in dish washer. We got a new washer and dryer and rug for the living room. We also bought us a new bedroom set. Still have it and the single bedroom set that I had when I was single. Allen uses it now in 2004. We only lived there till the end of January 1967. Calvin got orders for Korea. He took a months leave and we took a trip to OK and PA. In PA I met some of his relatives. In OK we visited some of my mother's family. He left for Korea at the end of Feb and I stayed at my parents house in Santa Fe Springs. I then decided to join him in Korea. I got a passport and flew to Seoul, Korea in April of 1967. We stayed in the post visiting quarters till we rented a upstairs apt. from a Korean family. I was only there a couple of months because Calvin was transferred to a post near the DMZ near the border of North Korea. I could not go there. I flew home in June and was carring my first child but was only abt. 2 weeks along. I did not know that I was going to have a baby when I returned to the States. I had a Korean maid and we did a lot of sight seeing around the Seoul. Unbeknowns to me I was exposed to the German Measles while sightseeing and got very sick. I went to the DR on Post but be he did not know what was wrong with me. We stayed in the WMCA of Souel in a nice room till I was well enough to travel home. After I renurned to the States I stayed with my parents and then rented a small apt in Hollywood not far from the Braille Institute. It was located not far from the busy street of Santa Monica Blvd. I was able to attend classes there to give me something to do with my time while waiting for my husband to return to the states. I took weaving and a millinary course. Made a fake fur hat that I still wear in the winter time. There was a Presbyterian church not far from the apartment. I had attended there when I was single when I lived on Normindie. The church was on the corner of Normandie and Santa Monica Blvd. It was Hollywood Frist Presbyterian Church. I moved back with my parents in Santa Fe Springs in Jan of 1968. February 20, 1968 I had Allen Andrew Krapf at the Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. Calvin came home at the end of Feb 1968 and he had a months leave. He was then moved to Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, GA. We made a long car trip across the southern part of the country with a baby who was about a month old. We first stayed a Ft. Stewart, GA. in visiting quarters till we got quarters in post housing on Hunter. We had a two bedroom attached house. We stayed in GA. till he got orders for Ft. Grealey, Alaska in June of 1969. We traveled across the south to Los Angeles, to visit our families. My parents were in Santa Fe Springs and Calvin's lived in Mission Hills on the far edge of San Fernando Valley. They were two hours apart from each other when traveling on the freeways. We had bought a small camper van while living in GA and Calvin had mounted a generator on the front of the van. We traveled north and crossed into Canada. In Canada we took the Alcan Highway all the way to Alaska. At that time it was a gravel road and rocks flew all over the place. We had a good trip and we stayed in Alaska for two years at Ft. Greely the American largest post, land wise, in the World. They tested all military equiptment there to see how they worked in the cold conditions. It dropped to 80 below zero one of the winters that we were there. Stacey Robin was born at Basset Army Hospital in Fairbanks on 29 Nov 1969. They did their best not to deliver babies at the dispensory on post so I was sent to Fairbanks to wait for her arrival. I sat there in a special ward for Ft. Greely ladies who were waiting for the birth of their babies to be born. I waited two weeks. Longist two weeks in my life. Allen got very sick while I was gone. He stayed with a couple of different families while I was in the hospital. We returned to the lower 48 in June of 1971. We drove the van back on the Alcan highway again. This time we made a detour and visited Dawson Creek where gold was discovered in 1898 and a very big gold rush took place. We first visited our families in the LA area and then we traveled accross the lower states to Savannah, GA and Hunter Army Airfield. This time we rented a place on the outside of the post. We were only there six months when he got orders for Viet Nam. We again crossed across the lower part of the nation to LA. The children and I stayed for a year with my parents while Calvin was gone. We had traded in the van for a 23 foot motor home. The kids and I slept in the motor home but ate with the family. The motor home was parked in front of the garage at the rear of their home. Calvin was gone from the end of January of 1972 till the end Jan of 1973. He was in the first plane of troops to come home after the peace treaty was signed at the end of 1972. He then was assigned to Ft. Meade, Maryland. This is about an half hour from Washington DC. We would go almost every Friday evening to visit with Calvin's Aunt Grace and Uncle Oscor Mast. It was nice to be stationed near some relatives. We were only there 6 months and then he got orders for Ft. Bliss, Texas in the town of El Paso. He was to attend school for the computer guideance system on the developing Hawk Missle system. The Hawk later became the Patriot missle system after he had retired from the Army. We lived in post housing on Hays Ave. We were there from late August 1972 till June of 1975. He got orders for Korea and was gone from July 1975 till the end of August of 1976. The kids and I again stayed with my parents in Santa Fe. Springs, CA. We had sold the moter home so we stayed in the two spare bedrooms at my parents home. Allen and Stacey slept twin beds in the front of the house and I stayed in the other bedroom and slept on a hide a bed sofa that we brought along. He was stationed near the DMZ in Korea. A full tour of duty in Korea was 13 months. We then returned to Ft. Bliss, Tesas. We bought our first home there at 10324 Omega Circle. We stayed there till he retired at the end of May in 1980. We had bought land in the rocky mountains above Colorado Springs, Colorado at 9000 ft. We moved there and in 1981-82 had a home built on our 2 1/2 acers. In June of 1984 we moved to PA to be near his family. We first lived in Quakake a small village abt 7 miles from Tamaqua. We lived at his parents house and then bought a home two blocks away. We then sold that in 1986 and bought a home and moved on Labor day weekend to 215 Washington St, Tamaqua, PA. We still live there as I write this in May of 2004. I lived in California for 28 years but lived in several places in the LA area and at Ft. Ord with Calvin. I moved all over the states till I came to PA. I have been in this house this coming Labor Day weekend for 18 years the longest I have lived anywhere.

More About *WILLORA GLEE VAN OSDOL: Birth Home address: 28 Feb 1940, 428 1/2 West 21 Street, Los Angeles, California Education: 1964, Practial Nurse. Worked in 3 different nursing homes in the early 1960s. My back began to bother me from have to lift patients. I quit before it got any worse. Joined Organizations: Bet. 1963 - 1991, Beta Signa Phi a female soritary not connected to a College. Joined in abt 1963 in LA, CA. was in chapters in Texas, Colorado and PA. over many years. Medical history: 1940, Born leagelly blind. First wore glasses at age 15 months. vision without glasses 20/400 with galsses 20/200. Glasses only chear up image so am very near sighted, Also totally color blind and cannot see in the bright light. Weight at birth: 28 Feb 1940, Six pounds and ten ozs. More About BUDDY EUGENE SEEBERG: Military service: In the navy during the Korean war. Other Facts (3): He re married and has a son by 2nd wife. Other Facts (4): Loves to sing. He is a tenor and has sang for many years at Disney World in Fa. More About BUDDY SEEBERG and *WILLORA VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 16 Aug 1958, Los Angeles, Ca. Notes for SFC *CALVIN ANDREW KRAPF, JR.: On Sunday December 7, 1997 Calvin fell 2 stories off a narrow cat walk on the outside of his house, in Tamaqua, while repairing burnt out Christmas light bulbs. This catwalk was built by Calvin a few years earlier when he extended the walls of the kitchen out to the edge of the porch. He placed plywood down and did not put up a railing. In time the plywood rotted and gave way from under one of the legs of the step stool that he was standing on while he was changing the burnt out light bulbs. Allen, his son, saw him fall and called for Glee and ran out to check on Calvin. Glee called 911. Mean while Calvin's heart had stopped beating and he had stopped breathing. When the ambulance arrived they worked on him for about ten minutes and finally got his heart started and him breathing again. Then they rushed him to Miners Memorial Hospital. There they could not do anything for him except hook him up to a resporator and fly him to the Lehigh Valley Hospital in a hellicopter. There they tried to stablize him so they could run some tests on him. On Monday December 8th a catscan was preformed. The test showed that Calvin had crushed cinsus bones. An endocardiogram was also performed lator in the day which showed there was very little brain activity. At 11:00 A.M. , Tuesday December 9, 1998 Stacey called the hospital to find out how Calvin was doing and was told that a test was done to see how much blood was flowing to his brain. This test showed that Calvin had no blood flow to his brain and he was brain dead. He was being kept alive till his family called or showed up at the hospital. On Saturday December 13, 1998 Calvin's funeral was held at Griffiths Funeral Home Tamaqua Pa. He was buried at Odd Fellows Cematery in Frackville. He was creamated and the ashes were buried next to his parents and grant parents on his mothers side. Also down the same row is buried his great grand parents also on his mothers father side. He had a free brass head stone from the United States governmemt for is service in Viet Nam and his over 20 years of service. It took nearly seven months to get the headstone because the first on was inncorrect and had to be returned to be done over. His wife Glee will be creamated and interred beside him. This is taken from Calvin's baptism Certificate This Certifies that Calvin Andrew Krapf son of Calvin A. Krapf and his wife Lois Krapf born on the 18th of June at Tamaqua, PA. Received Christian Baptism at the First Presbyterian church on the 26th day of November in the year of our Lord 1933. Lloyd G. Ice minister One the back his mother wrote; Born on Sunday night June 18th, 1933 at 9:00 P.M. at 302 1/2 Spruce St Tamaqua, PA. Calvins resume Calvin A. Krapf Married 215 Washington St. Born: 18 June 1933 Tamaqua, PA. 18252-1324 Health Good EMPLOYMENT SUMMERY Nov 1988 to Present: Truck Driver (Tractor Trailer); Logistics Express, RD#3, Tamaqua, PA. Oct. 1985 to Nove 1988: Electronics Mechanic Helper and Supply Clerk; Tobyhanna Army Depot, Tobyhanna, PA. Apr 1985 to Oct 1985: Bus Mechanic and Driver; Jim Thorpe Tours, 4568 W. Mountain View Dr., Walnutport, PA. July 1984 to Mar 1985: Security Guard/Dock Worker; Heisler's Dairy, Tamaqua, PA. Oct 1980 to July 1984: Custodian and Building Maintenance; Woodland Park School District, Woodland Park, CO. June 1980 to Oct 1980: D4 Cat Operator and Truck W/Dump Trailer Driver; Aguria Wood Products, Black Forest, CO. Mar 1962 to June 1980: Automotive Mechanic, Bus and Truck Driver, Helicopter Mechanic, Technical Inspector and Supervisor, Improved Hawk Missile Radar and Computer Mechanic and Supervisor, Aircraft Flying Hour and Records Control NCO; U. S. ARMY Oct 1960 to Mar 1962: Custodian, Building and Grounds Maintenance, Bus Driver; Moreland School District, Santa Clara, CA. MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYMENT Farm Worker, Gas and Arch Welder, Sheet Metal Worker, Locksmith EDUCATION GED, U.S. Army, PA. Diploma U.S. Army Service Schools: Vehicle Machanic, Helicopter Machanic, Helicopter Technical Inspector, Improved Hawk Missile Radar and Computer Mechanic, Digital Computer Fundamentales, Electronics Soldering CORRESPONDENT SCHOOLS: Locksmith, Locksmith Institute, Little Falls, N.J.; Building Construction, Commerical Trades Institute, Chicago, IL. MILITARY SERVICE U.S. Army: 25 June 1953 to 25 May 1955, Honorable Discharge. U.S. Army Inactive Reserve: 26 May 1955 to 8 Mar 1962, Honorable Discharge. U.S. Army: 9 Mar 1962 to 1 June 1980, Retired, SFC E-7. EXPERIENCE CUSTODIAL and BUILDING MAINTENANCE: As head Custodian, supervised and helped clean and paint classrooms and offices. Repaired chair, desk frames, electrical and mechanical equipment and door locks. Replaced electrical wiring, plucks, switches, water pipes, sinks, toilets and other plumbing fixtures, Rekeyed locks. Helped remodel and build walls in large classrooms to divide the rooms. ELECTRONICS: Preformed and Supervised, checks adjustments and localized malfunctions using the build in test equipment, digital multimeter, osciliscope and other test equipment. Tested repaired or replaced; power supplies, electronic data processing cards, burnt and broken wires on the Inproved Hawk Continuous Wave acquisition Radar, the Information Coordination Central (missile guidance computer) the Automatic Data Processor Equipment and the Friend or Foe Radar. Was personnel superviser. Supervised the requisitioning and stockage of supplies and repair parts. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE: AUTOMOTIVE; Preformed inspections and repairs on brakes, electrical and ignition systems and on manual nad atomatic transmissions. Overhauled; engines, carburators and transmissions. AIRPLANE and HELICOPTER: Preformed inspections and repairs on piston and turbine engines, main, intermediate and tail rotor gear boxes. Adjusted, repaired or replaced carburetors, turbine engine fule controls, main and tail rotorhub and blades and hydraulic flight controls. Inspected and repaired airframe structutes. Fabricated low and high pressure hydroulic lines both flexible and rigid. Traced and repaired electrical problens. Applied major aircraft modifications. Maintained records for air craft. Established and Maintained technical librarys. Evaluated unit saftey programs. Estimated man-hour and parts cost required for repair of crash damaged aircraft. Supervised 10 personnel as Helicopter Technical Inspector. Was Chief Airplane and Helicopter Technical Inspector for the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command, Fort Greely, Alaska. MOTOR VEHICAL and EQUIPMENT OPERATOR: Operated farm tractors and farm equipment. D4 and D8 bulldozer pulling logs and piling brush in logging operation. Track and wheel front end loader. Tractor with dry bulk, flat bed, van or tube trailers. 90 passenger school bus and 49 passenger charter bus. While in the Army operated 27, 45 and 90 passenger buses. 1/4 to 4 1/2 ton trucks, 2 1/2 and 5 to wrecker, tractor with flat bed or fuel tanker trailers. 6000 lb fork lift, mobil crane, warehouse tractor moving helicopters and airplanes. Current operators license PA. Class 35. New CDL will be Class A with H, N, P, and L endorsements. (Have already passed exams). Do not have the date that this was written. ------26 May 1998 Tamaqua By Joe Plasko TIMES NEWS staff Due to a passing thunderstorm Monday morning, the annual Tamaqua Memorial Day Parade was "officially" called off. That didn't prevent members of the C.H. Berry Post 173 of the American Legion from staging their own parade. The Tamaqua American Legion color guard received permission to march up Broad Street to commemorate the solemn occasion of Memorial Day. "When it began to rain at 7:30, we said, 'please let up'," said Robert Schuyler, Commander of Legion Post 173. "When it didn't, we decided to march anyway, even if it was sprinkling. After all, they didn't provide rain gear when we served." As the Tamaqua Legion Color Guard marched, an amazing thing happened. A parade materialized. Some 300 people appeared on the sidewalks, either not knowing about the cancellation or undeterred by it. In addition, firemen from Tamaqua's volunteer fire companies, as well as several firetrucks and other appartus, joined in the march. "This thing grew every minute," marveled Ed Sassaman, Commander of the Sons of the American Legion for Post 173. "It was only supposed to be the color guard." The inclement weather forced the community's 130th annual Memorial Day service inside the American Legion hall from its regular outdoor site of Odd Fellows Cemetery on the borough's west end. About 100 people packed the Legion for the service. Jon Zizelmann was master of ceremonies, and the Rev. David Searing, pastor of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Tamaqua, provided the invocation and benediction. Kelly Hummel, Tamaqua Area High School senior and Tamaqua BPW Girl of the Year, gave an address on the significance of the poppy for Memorial Day. Tamaqua Mayor Richard Hadesty Sr. was the main speaker. In his address, Hadesty said that a letter was found at the base of one of the panels of the Vietnam War Memorial shortly after it was dedicated. Addressed to "John", the letter had no signature, but read: "Although I only met you on a couple of occasions, you were a hero to me. In your uniform, you were the embodiment of the Army hero to a 7 year-old child. Little did I know that a few months later you would be killed serving your country. Without men like you, we couldn't enjoy the lifestyle that we do. John, you gave your life for us, 21 years old and in your prime. How can we repay you? We will love you and will always remember your sacrifice. You are among the giants of all time." How can we repay John? Hadesty answered, "For those of us who can count ourselves among the fortunate, we can repay by never taking our freedom for granted. With freedom there is responsibility. All of us in our own way must carry part of that responsibility on our shoulders. "Every day in our lives we are in service to our country. If our land or the principles of freedom that we cherish are threatened, we must be ready to do what you have done. We must take up arms and defend her. The ideals of a democratic society are worth protecting. We must be prepared to offer our lives. There is no greater sacrifice or greater cause," added Hadesty. Zizelmann read the roll of deceased veterans since last Memorial Day, which included Robert A. Keilman, William R. Bower, Manuel Sao Paolo, James L. Boyer, John J. Scutta, Howard W. Knepper, Charles J. Barthel, Jacob Rimbach, Arthur Whitley, Robert C. Gallagher, Isadore J. Dominic, Paul G. Lehatto, Myers E. Zimmerman, Robert "Major" Hopple, Charles E. Roeder, Jr., William F. Fredericks, Sr., Michael Turks, John W. Thomas, Barry E. Breiner, William I. Hahn, Edward J. Baddick, Michael Melnick, John F. Orth, Franklin W. Deitrich, Calvin A. Krapf, Earl G. Rusden, Harold R. Derr and William A. Kenpper. The Tamaqua American Legion Color Guard fired a 21-gun salute outside on the post lawn, and "Taps" was played courtesy of the Tamaqua High School Band. The assemblage concluded with "The Star Spangled Banner." ------More About SFC *CALVIN ANDREW KRAPF, JR.: Born [1]: 18 Jun 1933, On a Sunday night at 9:00 P.M. at 302 1/2 Spruce St. Tamaqua, PA. Burial: Jun 1998, Odd Fellows Cem, Frackville, PA. [creamated] Funeral home was slow in getting his ashes buried Cause of Death: fall from cat walk on side of house. Fell 2 stories, severe closed head injury. Cremation: Dec 1997, Buried Odd Fellows Cem. Frackville Pa. Education: GED High School; Auto Mech; Helicopter Mech & Tech Insp; Missle Radar/Compu Mech. He took two home courses one in building construction and other other in Lock Smithing. He became a certified Lock smith. (Source: Personal Records) Military service: U.S. Army 25 Jun 1953 thru 25 May 1955, U.S.Army Reserve 26 May 1955 thru (Source: Personal Records) Military Service (2): 8 Mar 1962 & U.S. Army 9 Mar 1962 thru 31 May 1980 (Source: Personal Records) Military Service (3): Retired 31 May 1980, Sergeant First Class E.7 (Source: Personal Records) Occupation: Farm Worker; Auto, Helicopter & Radar/Computer Mech; Bus & Truck Driver. He was also a welder at an aircraft plant in CA. in the 1950s before I knew him. [I think that is was Lockheed Aircraft.] He was very good with his hands. (Source: Personal Records) Occupation (1): Bet. 1950 - 1997, He could do most anything that he set his mind to. He did extensive work on more than one of our houses. He did all the electric work, Pluming work and had great buiding skills. But tended to be slow. His wife often wondered if he would ever finish the job Occupation [2]: Bet. 1977 - 1997, He was a certified locksmith and worked for a while for a lady who owned a locksmith shop in Woodland park CO. He was a school janitor at Woodland Park Middle school and Hight School and was head Custodian at the High School before we moved to PA. Occupation [3]: Bet. 1950 - 1997, He often left work unfinished around the house. When he died the kitchen was left unfinished with the insulation showing. His wife had to hire a man to finish it off. More About *CALVIN KRAPF and *WILLORA VAN OSDOL: Church address: 9245 Florence Ave., Downey, CA. 90240 Marriage: 29 Oct 1966, Downey Free Methodist Chuch, Downey, CA. (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider. Marriage License) Child of *WILLORA VAN OSDOL and BUDDY SEEBERG is: 37. i. DONNA IRENE16 SEEBERG, b. 25 Jun 1956, Seoul, Korea; d. 01 Nov 1995, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada; Adopted child. Children of *WILLORA VAN OSDOL and *CALVIN KRAPF are: ii. ALLEN ANDREW16 KRAPF, b. 20 Feb 1968, Hollywood, Ca. Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital, Los Angeles Co., CA. [3/512th cherokee blood degree] (Source: Birth Certificate). Notes for ALLEN ANDREW KRAPF: SCHUYLKILL TRANING AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 101 Technology Drive Frackville PA, 17931 Academic Record of: Allen Krapf Curriculum: Commercial Printing Certificate: 1080 Hours First Term Publishing & Design l 85 Basic Graphic Products 84 Film Imaging l 82 Second Term Desktop Publishing & Design ll 85 Film Imaging l 82 Desktop Publishing & Design lll 87 Third Term Press l 80 Press ll 80 Film Imaging ll 82 Fourth Term Film Imaging ll 86 Film Assembly ll 87 Color Film Assembly 85 ------Times News. Leighton newspaper 19 May 2005 This happened 17 May 2005. Child struck by car in Tamaqua Tuesday A Tamaqua child received minor injuries affter being struck by a car in the borough on Tuesday evening. According to police, Michael Sweigert, 11, of 330 Pine St., was attempting to cross Pine Street at 4:30 p.m. when he failed to notice a southbound car approaching him. Sweigert darted out from between two northbound vehicles which had been stopped in a line of traffic for the red light. The striking vehicle was a 1995 Ford Aspire, operated by Alan Krapf, of 215 Washington St., Tamaqua. The boy told officers he froze in the southbound lane once he noticed the approaching vehicle. Krapf applied his brakes but was unable to completely avoid hitting the boy. Sweigert fell onto the hood of the car then slid to the roadway. He then jumped up and ran into his home. Krapf parked his vehicle and went to the boy's home. Sweigert was transported, by private vehicle, to St. Luke's Miners Memorial Hospital, Coaldale, where he was treated for bumps and bruises and then released. ------

More About ALLEN ANDREW KRAPF: Graduation: 02 Jun 2000, Schuylkill Training and Technology Center. Commercial Printing. Got an Outstanding Achievement Award for preformance during the school year. See Notes for his grades. High School Graduation: Jun 1989, Tamaqua Area High School, Was in Special Ed. at Marlin PA and took a course in VO. Tech. In Painting and Decoration. Occupations: Bet. 1987 - 2000, Custodian, at J.E. Morgans, bagger, stocking shelves. clean floors at Acme Markets, work at Burger King all positions but cash register. Schools: 1997, Class was a month and a half long in Forklift training and Inventory Control at Lehigh Vo-Tech. Schencksville, PA. Got a forklift license and a deploma. Went to school in Sept-Oct of 1997. 38. iii. STACEY ROBIN KRAPF, b. 29 Nov 1969, Fort Wainwrigth, Fairbanks, Ak. At Basset Army Hospital [3/512th Cherokee blood degree].

22. JUNE ELLEN15 VAN OSDOL (*WILLIAM ELTON14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 02 Apr 1956 in Taegu, Korea (Source: Our Vertical Van Osdol Lineage from Symon Jensen Van Arsdalen thru Twelve Generations. by B. Van Osdol Schneider. Adoption Records). She married (1) TRACEY LELONG 30 May 1974 in Los Vages, Nevada. He was born 11 Nov 1956 in Los Angeles Area. She married (2) RONALD PORTER 13 Dec 1981 in Riverside, Ca. [no children from this union.]. He was born abt 1943. She married (3) PAUL FREDRICK BUDZINSKI 21 Feb 1998 in Lake Forrest, CA, son of FREDRICK BUDZINSKI and JULIE FILARY. He was born 18 May 1965 in Bay City, Michigan. Notes for JUNE ELLEN VAN OSDOL: Wedding Invatation Paul Frederick Budzinski and Junelle Alexandrea Porter invite you to celebrate with them as they are joined in marriage on February 21, 1998 at 2:30 p.m. Ceremony and Reception to be held at 21906 Shenandoah Drive Lake Forest, CA 92630 Ceremony begins at 2:30 p.m. Open House Buffet from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Open Bar Adults only Cash gifts appreciated Article in a newsletter from Emulex a company that she worked for in the 1980s. This was written in 1985. JUNELLE PORTER, CREDIT SECRETARY also a secretary to Kay Church. Duties include typing for the Credit Dept. and helping to process new customers. Junelle is currently enrolled in a fiction short story writing course and says she isdetermined to get published at some point in her life. "Hopefully before my teeth fall out" She enjoys playing her guitar and also playing computergames on her Commodore 64. Junelle and husband Ron have been married for 4 years and say they are still "newlyweds". Born in Taegu, Korea, she has been with Emulex for 2 plus years, resides with Ron, outgoing 9 year old son Matthew, and six resident cats. Two short stories that she wrote for the same in house newsleter. GRAND CANYON FAREWELL

Visit to Greece was the last week of August and first week of September 2003. Written September 2003 I recently returned from a 12-day trip to Greece. I stayed in Patra, the 3rd largest city in Greece, for 7 days, I stayed on the island of Zaginthos for 3 nights, 4 days and I stayed in Athens for 2 nights. I was the maid of honor in a real live big Fat Greek wedding. The groom is from Patra. I stayed in the home of his mother, a wonderful, generous Greek woman named Aspa. She was the perfect hostess, and her two daughters were charming and lovely as well. The people I met were just as emotional as the people in the movie, My Big, Fat Greek wedding. The wedding itself was quite an experience and I could write an entire speech on the preparation and ceremony. The culture shock I experienced is in no way a reflection on any of these people. Here are the top 6 things that exist in Orange County, but do not exist in Greece. 1. An effective sanitation system 2. An effective water purification system 3. Animal Control facilities 4. The adherence to statewide traffic laws and the observance of traffic highway and street lanes 5. The wide variety of food available, in grocery stores and restaurants 6. Non-smoking facilities, designated smoking areas Here are the top 4 factors that contributed greatly to my culture shock. 1. The ability to verbally communicate with at least 90% of those people that you encounter during a typical day. 2. Women regarded as equals in OC, not in Greece (acceptable women are escorted in public, a single woman is frowned upon. Women do all manual labor - cooking and cleaning, men do not do these chores at all) 3. Typical business hours for establishments (9 to 5 in OC, 9 to 12:30 and then 5:30 to 7:30 in Greece). 4. The dinner hour - 5 to 7 for OC, 9 to 11 for Greece. Now I know a good speech really has no more than 3 major points, so I am going to pick three and elaborate. Point #1: The adherence of statewide traffic laws and observance of traffic highway and street lanes. I am a very cautious driver. It is part of my training - living under the close eye of the state highway patrol in Southern California. Before traveling to Greece, both my husband and I obtained international driver's licenses. If you plan to travel to Greece, and are anywhere near a cautious driver - don't bother getting an international driver licenses. In the city, all streets have only 1 lane in each direction. People still park along the streets, along both sides which further reduces available driver space. The Greeks have some very curious customs regarding driving. They seem to make their own imaginary lanes, so it is highly possible at any given time this small one lane becomes 2 lanes. Add to it an abundance of mopeds, scooters and motorcycles, speeding along without caution, to make it three lanes and to me, it is a recipe for disaster. Further, the Greeks seem to have two speeds, stopped and very fast. Everyone tailgates. All Stop signs are optional, so as one approaches an intersection, one simply gives the horn a little toot and keeps on going. Call me crazy, but this seems a little flawed to me. On the highway, the "make your own lane" custom applies as well. In addition, Greeks seem to pass other cars pretty unaware of the state of the oncoming lane. If cars are approaching, the approaching cars seem to swerve to accommodate the oncoming cars. So you can see why driving there is a challenge. If you are already used to driving in an inner city, such as Boston, you will adjust more quickly to these driving customs. I found myself covering my eyes a lot and being very glad that I was ready to meet my maker at any time. Point #2 Non-smoking facilities - not in Greece! It is not an exaggeration to estimate that 85% of the general population throughout Greece smoke cigarettes. The women smoke cigarettes and never let that lit puppy leave their fingertips, this allows them more inhale time and more nicotine in their lungs. The Greeks I observed all seem to have their cigarettes and their cell phone - both seemed equally indispensable. Their telephone systems seem to be top notch, perhaps even better than the U.S. You can smoke everywhere in Greece - beauty salons, restaurants, it I doesn't matter. There are no non-smoking facilities that I could remember. While I enjoy a good cigar from time to time as much as the next person, this constant smoking was quite a contrast to what I am used to in Irvine! Point #3 An effective Sanitation System - without going into much graphic detail, let's just say there are two primary types of toilets in Greece - neither fit your current idea of a normal toilet. If you look at visiting Greece as a good way to strengthen your thigh muscles, that is a positive way to look at it - because you will be doing a lot of squatting. Some Statistics · Geographical location - Greece is located in Southern Europe, bordering the Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, between Albania and Turkey. · Political disposition - Greece and Turkey have resumed discussions to resolve their complex maritime, air, territorial, and boundary disputes in the Aegean Sea; Cyprus question with Turkey; dispute with The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia over its name. By the way, most Greeks dislike most Turks - Greece and Turkey has a long history together of war and bloodshed. · As a political aside, many of the Greeks I encountered hated American Politics, American affluence and American Power. Further, these same contemplative, resentful fellows seemed to think that Israel and the Jews were behind the 9/11 bombing as well as all workings of our government. Closing travel tips - · If you plan to travel to Greece, remember it is a second world nation. · Enjoy touring the Acropolis and seeing the ancient sites when the weather is mild, spring and fall - I understand. · Enjoy the Greek cuisine - feast on all sorts of meats and fish - all cooked in olive oil, lemon juice, oregano and salt and pepper. Feta cheese pastries are everywhere, if you like that sort of thing. Try the Mousaka, an eggplant/potato lasagna that is delicious. And the lemon chicken soup is the best. There is no brewed coffee, only instant Nescafe. You can get it hot or cold and foamy. Coke Light is the same as Diet Coke.

Try the Fanta citrus soda, it is really good. If you do have a craving for American food, try the Greek hot dog. You will be pleasantly surprised at how good they are. But skip the french fries, they are limp and greasy. · Expect to eat dinner between 9 and 11 at night. · Nightclubs don't get started until midnight and are open all night. · Finally, remember that most businesses (including stores) are closed between 1:30 and 5:30 - then reopen for a couple of hours at 5:30. This is tricky as some businesses close as early at 12 and reopen at 4, others close at 2 and reopen and 6. Cali Spareha!

More About JUNE ELLEN VAN OSDOL: Adopted: Jan 1957, Adopted from Korea. A Mr. Holt had a orphanage in Korea espicall for mixed blood children that American military men fathered. My parents got June from his orphanage outside of Seoul Korea. To America: Jan 1957, Arived from Korea on a plane with many other children form the Holt orphanage out side of Seoul, Korea. More About TRACEY LELONG and JUNE VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 30 May 1974, Los Vages, Nevada More About RONALD PORTER and JUNE VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 13 Dec 1981, Riverside, Ca. [no children from this union.] More About PAUL BUDZINSKI and JUNE VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 21 Feb 1998, Lake Forrest, CA Child of JUNE VAN OSDOL and TRACEY LELONG is: i. TRACEY MATTHEW16 LEONG, b. 19 Apr 1976, Hollywood, California, [Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital delivered by the same Dr. That delivered Allen Krapf.]; d. 06 Oct 2002, Santa Fe Springs, California (never married, no issue). Notes for TRACEY MATTHEW LEONG: A memorial service for my son, Matthew, will be held this Saturday, October 12th, at 2 PM. The location is Norwalk Presbyteran Church. Address is 11345 Rosecrans, Norwalk, California. The church is located in Norwalk, on Rosecrans between Pioneer and Studebaker. Matthew is going to be cremated, therefore there will be no grave side service. Directly following the service, everyone is invited to a reception (sandwiches, chips – a light lunch) in the hall there at the church. The Leong family is requesting that no one send flowers, since there is no place to put them following the service. I believe a fund is being set up with UCLA Medical Center (this is where Matthew had his heart transplant), if you wish to make a contribution. I will know more about this in a few days. I will send out a separate e-mail regarding this. Bye for now, Junelle Budzinski [email protected] recieved this e-mail Oct 8, 2002

More About TRACEY MATTHEW LEONG: Burial: Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, California Cause of Death (Facts Pg): 06 Oct 2002, Died of kidney failure. He had a heart transplant when he was abt. 16 and the medicine that he was taken was very strong and was hard on his kidneys and caused them to shut down.

23. ALBERT LELAND15 KECK (BERTHA CLAIRE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 16 Jun 1931 in Dayton, Tx., and died 18 Jul 2000 in Riverside, San Bernardino, CA. 92404 was paralized in Auto accident in 1997.. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) MARIAN L. HERRICK 23 Aug 1964 in Sna Bernadino, Ca.. She was born in San Bernadino, Ca.. More About ALBERT LELAND KECK: Burial: Cremated SSN: abt 1951, 457-42-8567 State it was Issued, Texas. More About ALBERT KECK and MARIAN HERRICK: Marriage: 23 Aug 1964, Sna Bernadino, Ca. Child of ALBERT KECK and UNKNOWN is: i. ERIC16 KECK.

24. GLORIA CLARINE15 KECK (BERTHA CLAIRE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 14 Jun 1932 in Dayton, Tx.. She married (1) W. L. TAYLOR. She married (2) JIMMIE RAY ISHAM 21 May 1952 in Texas. He was born 03 Feb 1932 in San Saba, Tx.. She married (3) CLARE EDWARD COTTLE 03 Oct 1980. He was born 05 Mar 1924 in Kingsville, Ga.. More About JIMMIE ISHAM and GLORIA KECK: Marriage: 21 May 1952, Texas More About CLARE COTTLE and GLORIA KECK: Marriage: 03 Oct 1980 Child of GLORIA KECK and JIMMIE ISHAM is: 39. i. RAYLENE16 ISHAM, b. 01 Jul 1958, Houston, Tx..

25. DURENE DUANE "HORN"15 RENEAU (DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 25 Aug 1935 in La Crosse, Ks., and died Jul 1994 in San Antiano, Tx.. He married (1) PHILLIS HOAK. He married (2) RONNIE (LAST NAME UNK) RENEAU. He married (3) LYNN RICHMOND. He married (4) NANCY (LAST NAME UNK) RENEAU. He married (5) LINDA FREW. He married (6) GAYLE E. ALLEN. She was born Unknown. He married (7) MARILYN PACE, SORENSEN abt 1952 in Los Angeles, CA.. She was born 11 Apr 1936 in Utah. More About DURENE DUANE "HORN" RENEAU: Burial: Cremated Cause of Death (Facts Pag: Jul 1994, Died of cancer of the Prostate that spread all through his body. Cremated: Jul 1994, Cremated, Memorial service was 13 Aug 1994. Last wife has the ashers More About DURENE RENEAU and MARILYN PACE: Marriage: abt 1952, Los Angeles, CA. Children of DURENE RENEAU and MARILYN PACE are: 40. i. RICKY DAVID16 RENEAU, SORENSEN, b. 12 Nov 1953, South Gate, Ca.. ii. DUANE CRAGE RENEAU, b. 29 May 1956. 41. iii. DEBRA CAIL RENEAU, b. 12 Jul 1957, Huntingpark, Ca..

26. DARLA KAY15 RENEAU (DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 28 May 1939 in La Crosse, Rush Co., KS.. She married LARRY STEPHEN WILCOX 23 Apr 1966 in Los Angeles, CA?, son of WILLIAM WILCOX and MARY BARKER. He was born 24 Mar 1942 in La Grange, Lewis Co., MO.. More About LARRY WILCOX and DARLA RENEAU: Marriage: 23 Apr 1966, Los Angeles, CA? Children are listed above under (20) Larry Stephen Wilcox. 27. CHARLES ELBERT15 RENEAU, JR (DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 16 Jun 1940 in La Crosse, Ks.. He married (1) WINNIE MAY MILLER 26 Aug 1960. She was born 26 Jun 1939 in Los Angeles, Ca.. He married (2) CARIENE ARMS 28 Mar 1973. She was born 19 Dec 1949 in Roswell, NM.. More About CHARLES RENEAU and WINNIE MILLER: Marriage: 26 Aug 1960 More About CHARLES RENEAU and CARIENE ARMS: Marriage: 28 Mar 1973 Children of CHARLES RENEAU and WINNIE MILLER are: i. FRIEDA DENISE16 RENEAU, b. 30 Nov 1961. ii. MARCELLA DESIREE RENEAU, b. 28 May 1966. iii. WENDY MICHELLE RENEAU, b. 18 Jan 1972. Children of CHARLES RENEAU and CARIENE ARMS are: iv. JOSEPH WILLIAM ARMS (ADOP BY)16 RENEAU, b. 25 Aug 1968. v. JOHN CARL ARMS (ADOP BY) RENEAU, b. 25 Dec 1969. vi. ANTHONY DALE ARMS (ADOP BY) RENEAU, b. 18 Oct 1971. vii. CHARLES ELBERT RENEAU III, b. 30 Nov 1973. viii. DAVID SHERMAN RENEAU, b. 11 Feb 1977. ix. RICKIE JOSHUA RENEAU, b. 16 Nov 1980. 28. PERRY HUBERT15 VAN OSDOL, JR (PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT"14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 19 Jan 1943 in Hays, Ks.. He married (1) LEONE ELIZABETH EISENHAUER. She was born 20 Nov 1938. He married (2) SARA HELENE ENNS 19 Sep 1964. He married (3) LELA (CUMMINS) GATLIN 26 Mar 1983. She was born 29 Jan 1955. More About PERRY VAN OSDOL and SARA ENNS: Marriage: 19 Sep 1964 More About PERRY VAN OSDOL and LELA GATLIN: Marriage: 26 Mar 1983 Child of PERRY VAN OSDOL and LELA GATLIN is: i. DAVIS16 GATLIN, b. 04 Dec 1980.

29. SHERRY IRENE15 VAN OSDOL (PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT"14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 07 Jan 1945 in Hays, Ks.. She married ROBERT JOSEPH EALES 04 Dec 1966 in Kansas. He was born 07 May 1941. More About ROBERT EALES and SHERRY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 04 Dec 1966, Kansas Children of SHERRY VAN OSDOL and ROBERT EALES are: i. ROBERT MATTHEW16 EALES, b. 31 Jul 1969. ii. MARCY LYON EALES, b. 21 Aug 1971. iii. MELANIE ANN EALES, b. 20 Jul 1976.

30. MARY EILEENE15 VAN OSDOL (PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT"14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 20 Mar 1949 in Hays, Ks. She married (1) JOHN DAVIS LAMB 26 Jun 1969. He was born 07 Mar 1945 in Heighland, Il.. She married (2) TIMOTHY JENNINGS Jul 1981. He was born 1960. More About JOHN LAMB and MARY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: 26 Jun 1969 More About TIMOTHY JENNINGS and MARY VAN OSDOL: Marriage: Jul 1981 Children of MARY VAN OSDOL and JOHN LAMB are: i. JENIFER MARIE16 LAMB, b. 16 Dec 1970. ii. JOHN HOUSTON LAMB, b. 06 Nov 1972.

31. JERRY MONROE15 VAN OSDOL (PERRY HUBERT "STEAMBOAT"14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 06 Dec 1952 in Hays, Ks.. He married (1) SHARRON (STEVENS) AMES. She was born 28 Jan 1955. He married (2) BETTY MAY LACKEY 30 May 1975. She was born 31 Mar 1953 in Hutchingson, Ks.. More About JERRY VAN OSDOL and BETTY LACKEY: Marriage: 30 May 1975 Child of JERRY VAN OSDOL and SHARRON AMES is: i. WESLEY16 AMES, b. 04 Nov 1979. Child of JERRY VAN OSDOL and BETTY LACKEY is: ii. JEBADIAH MONROE16 VAN OSDOL, b. 07 Jul 1978.

32. THOMAS MICHAEL15 BOWMAN, (ADPOTED) (VESTA MERLE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 25 Feb 1948 in Ashland, Oh., and died 07 Apr 1997 in Glasgow, KY.. He married MAVONNA LOYALL 20 May 1972 in Magnolia, KY.. More About THOMAS BOWMAN and MAVONNA LOYALL: Marriage: 20 May 1972, Magnolia, KY. Children of THOMAS BOWMAN and MAVONNA LOYALL are: i. MICHAEL TODD16 BOWMAN, b. 19 Jul 1973, Elizabethtown, KY.. ii. ANTHONY THOMAS BOWMAN, b. 13 Nov 1979, Elizabethtown, KY.; d. 11 Aug 1997, Bowling Green KY..

33. CAROL ANN15 BOWMAN, (ADOPTED) (VESTA MERLE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 24 Jan 1950 in Ashland, Oh.. She married (1) DANIEL H. FOX. He was born 20 May 1949 in West Virginia. She married (2) SAMUEL S. BOYD 26 Sep 1969. More About SAMUEL BOYD and CAROL BOWMAN: Marriage: 26 Sep 1969 Child of CAROL BOWMAN and SAMUEL BOYD is: 42. i. TINA MARIE16 BOYD, b. 04 Dec 1970, Mansfield, Ohio.

34. WILLIAM KENT15 VAN OSDOL (LELAND CURTIS14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 04 Mar 1955 in Hays, Ks.. He married SUSAN MURPHREE abt 1978. She was born 20 Mar 1958 in Birmingham, Al.. More About WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and SUSAN MURPHREE: Marriage: abt 1978 Child of WILLIAM VAN OSDOL and SUSAN MURPHREE is: i. BRANDY MICHELLE16 VAN OSDOL, b. Sep 1979.

Generation No. 5 35. EDWARD J.16 LEWIS (BARBARA DEE15 WILCOX, WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 05 Nov 1955 in Carthage, hancock, Ill.. He married TERESA WARD. Child of EDWARD LEWIS and TERESA WARD is: i. J. CHRISTOPHER17 LEWIS.

36. JAMES MICHAEL16 LEWIS (BARBARA DEE15 WILCOX, WILLIAM GILBERT14, MATTIE BELLE13 VAN OSDOL, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 04 Jan 1959 in Keokuk, Lee, Iowa. He married CARRI LOUISE MEDERITH. Child of JAMES LEWIS and CARRI MEDERITH is: i. CATHY LOUISE17 LEWIS.

37. DONNA IRENE16 SEEBERG (*WILLORA GLEE15 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM ELTON14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 25 Jun 1956 in Seoul, Korea, and died 01 Nov 1995 in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada (Source: family). She married STEPHEN MC CARTHY 14 Jun 1975 in Downey, Ca.. He was born 15 May 1952 in Oshawa, Ontiaro, Canada. More About DONNA IRENE SEEBERG: Cause of Death: Cancer (Source: family) Education: High School (Source: Family) Occupation: Telephone Operator (Source: Family) Other Facts (4): Died of Bladder Cancer that spread through her whole body. More About STEPHEN MC CARTHY and DONNA SEEBERG: Marriage: 14 Jun 1975, Downey, Ca. Children of DONNA SEEBERG and STEPHEN MC CARTHY are: i. CHE LEE WILLIAM17 MC CARTHY, b. 28 Aug 1979, Oshawa, Ontiaro, Canada. ii. THI LIN KIM MC CARTHY, b. 26 Nov 1982, Oshawa, Ontiaro, Canada. 38. STACEY ROBIN16 KRAPF (*WILLORA GLEE15 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM ELTON14, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 29 Nov 1969 in Fort Wainwrigth, Fairbanks, Ak. At Basset Army Hospital [3/512th Cherokee blood degree] (Source: Birth Certificate). She married *JEFFERY TODD COOPER 06 Nov 1999 in Reeders U.M. Church, Reeders, PA. Married on a Saturday at 2:00 P.M. Marriage preformed by Nickolas Salios Jeff's sept father who raised him., son of *THERON COOPER and *ROSE STEWART. He was born 12 Sep 1969 in Olean General Hospital, Olean, New York. Notes for STACEY ROBIN KRAPF: ENGAGEMENTS Times News paper December 1998 Krapf - Cooper Announcement has been made of the engagement of Stacey Krapf, daughter of Willora Glee Krapf of Tamaqua and the late Calvin Krapf, to Jeffrey T. Cooper, son of Theron Cooper of Maryland and Nicholas and Rose Salios of Norristown. Miss Krapf is a 1989 graduate of Tamaqua Area High School and earned an associated degree in Specialized Pastry Arts from the International Culinary Academy, Pittsburgh, in 1991. She is employed as a presort operator for Cigna IDS, Easton. Her fiance is a 1988 graduate of Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School and earned a bachelor of science degree in Music Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He is working towards a master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Marywood University and plans to graduate in September of 1999. He is employed by the East Stroudsburg Area School District as a music teacher. The couple is planning a November 1999 wedding. ------Wedding Invitation One love that is shared by two. . . Reverend and Mrs Nicholas Salios request the honour of your Presence at the marriage of Miss Stacey Robin Krapf to their son Mr. Jeffrey Todd Cooper on Saturday, the sixth of Novenber Nineteen hundred and ninety-nine, at two o'clock in the afternoon Reeders United Methodist Church, Reeders, Pennsylvania On a seprate small card Reception following the ceremony The Chateau 300 Camelback Road Tannersville, Pennsylvania Program for church ceremony four pages long Front Page UNITED IN HOLY MATRINONY at bottom of the same page November 6, 1999 2:00 P.M. Reeders United Methodist Church Reeders, Pennsylvania Page two "Water Misic, Air" "Panis Angelicus" "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" "Hymne" "Flower of Beauty" "Canon in D" "Trumpet Voluntaire" Introduction Invocation Declaration of Intent First Reating Genesis 2: 18-24 Responaorial Psalm Second Reading I Corinthions 13: 1-7 Wedding Meditation Exchange of Vows Exchange of Rings Pronouncement Unity Candle "The Lords' Prayer" Malotte Holy Communion "Amazing Grace" Althouse Exchange of Peace Consecration "Celtic Blessing" Riley Benediction Recessional "Songs of Scotland" Third Page Matron of Honor...... Cathy Krapf Hawk Bridesmaids...... Tracy Serfass Nancy Cooper Gregory Susan Cooper Winterode Best Man...... Steven Cooper Groomsmen...... Keith Grey Douglas Hawk Al Winterode Flower Girl...... Kelly Gregory Jr. Groomsman...... Michael Gregory Ringbearer...... Ryan Gregory Escort of the Bride...... Allen Krapf Minister...... Rev Nicholas Salios Organist...... Gary Raish Choir Director...... Lisa Yozviak Wedding Chorus...... Students-E. Stroudsburg Area School District Trumpter...... Jeffrey Mark Lectors...... Dianne McGoldrick Tanya Napoli Bagpiper...... John McCabe Registry...... Bonnie Romano After Communing the bride and groom, those who are Baptized in the Christian faith are invited foward by the center aisle to receove, communion, then return to their seats by the side aisle. Little children may come foward to receive a blessing. Fourth Page Chorus Vocalists Soprane- Catrina Samonte, Nicole Snyder, Joy Taney Alto - Chrissy Contorno, Loren Gentile, Cindy Hodakoski, Jennifer Kitchen Tenor - Doug Ace, Nick Contorno, Josh Elder Bass - David Diaz, Darrell miller, Alex Romagnoli, David, Wertz ******** Parents- Willora Glee Van Osdol Krapf Nicholas and Rose Salios Theron and Delores Cooper A special rose has been placed in loving memory of Calvin Andrew Krapf Jr., father of the bride. Also remembered this day are grandfather of the groom, Malcolm Stewart; Ann and Robert Mcgoldrick, aunt and uncle of the groom; Laura Bell, aunt of the groom; Donald Kohler, uncle of the groom; and Lori McGoldrick, late wife of the groom's cousin, Bob McGoldrick.

More About STACEY ROBIN KRAPF: Education: Pastry Cook, International Culinary Academy, Pittsburg, Pa. Occupation: Pastry Chef Notes for *JEFFERY TODD COOPER: Jeffery directed the musical at the school where he worked. J.T. Lambert Intermediate School on May 5, 6 & 7, 2000 at 6:30 PM on Friday and Saturday evenings and 2:00 PM on Sunday afternoon. The musical was Annie Jr. It was a shortend version for young voices. He did the musical again at his new school in Plymouth Meeting, PA at Colonial Middle School. It was presented on May 17th, 18th and 19th, 2002. 7:00 PM on Friday and Saturday evenings and at 2:00 on Sunday afternoon. ------Montgomery Co., PA Newspaper THE COLONIAL Colonial Middle School presents 'The King and I' By: M. English 04/29/2005 Interested in getting to know some of this area's most talented young thespians? Consider attending a performance of "The King and I" at Colonial Middle School April 28 to 30 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 per adult and $3 for students under 11. Admission is free for children 5 and under. "The King and I" introduces audiences to King Mongkut, the 19th century Siamese leader who would be "modern," and British teacher Anna Leonowens, who got a lot more than she bargained for when she traveled to Siam - now Thailand - to help the striving monarch achieve his goal. As a middle school music teacher, "The King and I" director Jeff Cooper is no stranger to plot twists or, for that matter, the behind-the-scenes theatrics that sometimes outshine even the flashiest stage diva. In fact, Cooper missed the last night of CMS's 2004 production, "Music Man," when son Calvin Jeffrey, who will mark his first birthday May 11, decided to make his public debut in one area hospital's delivery room. "You do pretty much see it all," admits Cooper, whose nearly-3-year-old daughter, Laura Rose, was born "shortly before we did 'Annie Junior' during my first year at the middle school." The 1988 Plymouth Whitemarsh High School grad had his own starring turn as King Mongkut in 11th grade, sandwiched by successful runs as Tevye from "Fiddler on the Roof" during 10th grade and Billy Bigelow from "Carousel" in 12th grade. Cooper also played trumpet in PW's marching, concert and jazz bands before going on to Indiana University of Pennsylvania. At IUP, he continued to compose music and write lyrics and began singing opera with a voice coach. But he eventually set his sights on a teaching career and earned a bachelor's degree in elementary music education in 1992. He subsequently received a master's degree in psychology from Scranton's Marywood University. Following his IUP graduation, Cooper taught general music and directed student choirs and musicals at J.T. Lambert Intermediate School in Pennsylvania's East Stroudsburg School District for nine years. In his free time, he served as choir director at the area's Reeders United Methodist Church and soloed at various local church concerts. He also performed at the Poconos' Shawnee resort summer concert series. He and wife Stacey moved from East Stroudsburg to Harleysville when he joined the CMS faculty four years ago. Cooper was born in Olean, N.Y., and attended schools in New York and New Jersey before his family - including mother Rose and stepfather Nick Salios - relocated to Plymouth Township in the early 1980s. He completed sixth grade at Plymouth Elementary School, seventh and eighth grades at the then-new CMS. "It was during seventh grade that I got involved in the band program and really began to make some of the friendships that continued through high school," Cooper said. He attributes his earliest interest in music to his mother, who "always had records playing around the house," and older siblings who "played a lot of eight-track tapes" - but also credits the influences connected to his stepfather's pastoral career. "I always sang in our churches' kids' choirs and, if nobody else showed up, I'd be the soloist," Cooper jokes. The family's move to Plymouth was prompted by his stepfather's appointment to chaplaincy posts at Philadelphia Park and Penn National Race Course in Grantville, Pa., and Cooper recalls playing his keyboard at racetrack prayer services and children's holiday parties. "This went on through college," he said. "I remember, one year, chopping down a Christmas tree for my father and then driving home from IUP with the tree, an amp and synthesizer all stuffed into my car ... on my way to the racetrack. "It was different, all right. Out in Grantville, there was a car track nearby and I can still picture myself lugging an amp and synthesizer across the car track to the horse track to set up for Easter sunrise services." These days, Cooper stays busy teaching sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade music classes, directing CMS choirs and overseeing the school's spring musicals. He's also active with the Pennsylvania Music Education Association and the American Choral Directors Association. In his spare time, he plays piano with PW's Alumni Jazz Band, sings in his church choir, directs (and plays trumpet in) the eight-piece church orchestra he organized and continues to compose. With it all: "I really love teaching. Even with the musical, you see so much development in the kids over the four months it takes to put it together. "I think teaching is kind of like a golf game. You're always getting better. Constantly improving your technique. Continually analyzing your game ... the direction you tend to hit the ball, the position of your feet, your swing. And sometimes you accomplish your goal in a few strokes. Other times, it takes eight or nine. But when you connect, there are such great rewards." Tickets to CMS's "The King and I" will be available at the door. The school is at 716 Belvoir Road, adjacent to the Plymouth Township Building in Plymouth Meeting. ------

More About *JEFFERY TODD COOPER: Education: Indiana University of PA., B.S. in Music. Marywood College, Scranton, PA. MA/Psychology. Occupation: Music Teacher/Coral Director, J.T. Lambert Middle School, East Stroudsburg, PA.; Colonial Middle School, Plymouth Meeting, PA. Performance/Vocal. More About *JEFFERY COOPER and STACEY KRAPF: Home address: Aug 2001, 505 Stony Way, Norristown, PA 19403 Marriage: 06 Nov 1999, Reeders U.M. Church, Reeders, PA. Married on a Saturday at 2:00 P.M. Marriage preformed by Nickolas Salios Jeff's sept father who raised him. Children of STACEY KRAPF and *JEFFERY COOPER are: i. *LAURA ROSE17 COOPER, b. 01 May 2002, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA. Born at Montgomery Hospital at 2:54 PM. Weight-8 Lbs. & 4 ozs., 21 inches long. She is plump and has a lot of black hair. Did a lot of kicking and waving of fists in the nursery. A robust baby.. Notes for *LAURA ROSE COOPER: Grandma Glee and Uncle Allen got to see her about 3 minutes after Laura was born. She was on the way to the nursery with her father. In the nursery [through the glass] we got to watch her being weighed and measured. We watched her get her first bath and get her first diper. She did not like being bothered and cried when she was. She looked more like a 3 month old baby than a new born. Hope that she is able to wear some of those clothes that mommy has for her. She will not be in her bassennet very long because of her size. Welcome to the world first grand baby Laura. Also present were Rose and Nicholas Salois. Her grand parents on her father's side of the family. Cathy Krapf Hawk, the first-cousin of Stacey was at the hospital for the birth of Laura. Announcement of Laura's birth in the church bullitan of the Bethany E.C. Church of Tamaqua, PA. the home church of Glee and Allen Krapf. May 5, 2002 BIRTH ANNOUNCENMENT Congratulations to Glee Krapf who became a grandmother on May 1st. Laura Rose Cooper was weighed in at 8lbs. 4ozs. and measured 21 inches. Praise God for the wonderful gift of life. More About *LAURA ROSE COOPER: Dedicated: 30 Mar 2003, At Baptist Temple, Skippack and Lewis Lane, Blue Bell, PA. by Rev. Dr. Frederick O. Lewis. at the morning worship service. Walked: Feb 2003, At about 9 1/2 months of age. ii. *CALVIN JEFFREY COOPER, b. 11 May 2004, Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA. Born at Montgomery Hospital Tuesday morning at 8:27 AM Weight-8 Lbs. & 12 ozs., 21 inches long. Has Black hair.. Notes for *CALVIN JEFFREY COOPER: From the Times News Newspaper 20 May 2004 Its a boy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cooper of Harleysville welcomed a son to their family on May 11. The ne addition Calvin Jeffrey, was born in Montgomery Hospital, Norristown, (PA) weighing in at 8 pounds, 12 ounces. Mom is the former Stacey Krapf, daughter of Glee Krapf of Tamaqua and the late Calvin Krapf. Paternal grandparents are Nicholas and Rose Salios of Plymouth Meeting (PA) and Theron and Delores Cooper of Severn (MD). Calvin was welcomed home by his big sister, Laura Rose, who is two years old. ------Weighed 12 lbs 8 ozs and 23 inches long on 23 June 2004. he was weighed on his visit to the Dr for his 6 week checkup. At 3 and 1/2 months old he weighed 16 lbs. At his four month checkup he weighed 17 1/2 lbs and was 27 1/2 inches tall. ------Dedicated to the Lord on 29 August 2004 by Rev. Nicholas Salois his step grandfather. This happened at the Baptist Temple Church, Blue Bell, PA. An American Baptist Church. This took place during the morning church service. ------Calvin started to walk when he was 11 months old in April of 2005. ------

39. RAYLENE16 ISHAM (GLORIA CLARINE15 KECK, BERTHA CLAIRE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 01 Jul 1958 in Houston, Tx.. She married CASEY JAY JONES 01 Jan 1977 in Texas. He was born 15 Aug 1956 in Pasadena, Tx.. More About CASEY JONES and RAYLENE ISHAM: Marriage: 01 Jan 1977, Texas Children of RAYLENE ISHAM and CASEY JONES are: i. CAYLENE RENEE17 JONES, b. 25 Jul 1980. ii. DANNA JONES, b. 15 Jul 1982.

40. RICKY DAVID16 RENEAU, SORENSEN (DURENE DUANE "HORN"15, DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 12 Nov 1953 in South Gate, Ca.. He married ANN (LAST NAME UNK) SORENSEN. Children of RICKY RENEAU and ANN SORENSEN are: i. JENNIFER LYNN17 SORENSEN, b. 11 Dec 1975. ii. SABRINA LEE SORENSEN, b. 16 Jun 1977. iii. REBECCA MAE SORENSEN, b. 16 Jun 1977.

41. DEBRA CAIL16 RENEAU (DURENE DUANE "HORN"15, DOROTHY ELMA14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 12 Jul 1957 in Huntingpark, Ca.. She married NAKIA KALPAKOFF. Children of DEBRA RENEAU and NAKIA KALPAKOFF are: i. MICHAEL NAKIA17 KALPAKOFF, b. 07 Mar 1979. ii. SHANNON DURENE KALPAKOFF, b. 06 Mar 1981.

42. TINA MARIE16 BOYD (CAROL ANN15 BOWMAN, (ADOPTED), VESTA MERLE14 VAN OSDOL, *WILLIAM "PETE OR WEAVE" WEAVER13, *GEORGE HOTCHKISS12, *JAMES MADISON11, *JACOB BANTA10, *SIMON (VAN OSDOL)9 VAN ARSDALE, *GARRIT8, *SIMON CORNELISZ7, *CORNELIUS SYMONSE6 VAN ARSDALEN, *SYMON JANSEN5, *JAN PAUWELSZ4 VAN AERSDALEN, *PAUWEL PAUWELZ3 VAN HASESDALE, *PAUWEL JOOSTENSZ2 VAN HAESDALE, JOOSTEN1 VAN HAESADLE) was born 04 Dec 1970 in Mansfield, Ohio. She married (1) // CREMEANS abt 1989 in St. Louis, MO. ?. She married (2) JAY MICHAEL MYERS 14 Feb 1998 in St. Louis, MO.. More About // CREMEANS and TINA BOYD: Marriage: abt 1989, St. Louis, MO. ? More About JAY MYERS and TINA BOYD: Marriage: 14 Feb 1998, St. Louis, MO. Children of TINA BOYD and // CREMEANS are: i. JEREMIAH GREGORY17 CREMEANS, b. 18 Apr 1990, St. Louis, MO.. ii. JOSHUA DANIEL CREMEANS, b. 09 Nov 1992, St. Louis, MO.. Child of TINA BOYD and JAY MYERS is: iii. DANIELLE GRACE17 MYERS, b. 18 Sep 1999, St. Louis, MO.. This document was created with Win2PDF available at http://www.win2pdf.com. The unregistered version of Win2PDF is for evaluation or non-commercial use only. This page will not be added after purchasing Win2PDF.