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Mountains GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BOX 261, CHESTER, MT The Tri-County Searcher vol. 17 no. 2 THE TRI-COUNTY
SEARCHER ~ PUBLISHED BY THE BROKEN MOUNTAINS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ISSN 0742-5015
SEPTEMBER 1 996 CHESTER, MONTANA VOLUME 1 7" NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS In Memory of Anna Mae Hanson ___ ...;. ______41 Jim Hill and RailroacL ______43 United State Mail ______44 Whitlash. Montana- ______45 History of the Hi"ram Smith Family ______48 Lester & Nettie Alvord StotL ______49 Descendant Chart of Zabel Fami I, ______54 Pedigree Charts of Keith-Smith-Dodds ______66 Marriage Record Index Chouteau County. Fort Benton. Mt. ______70 -40-
BROKEN MOUNTAINS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR MARCH 1996-1997
PRESIDENT ------ALINE CHRISTENOT VICE-PRESIDENT ------BARBARA CADY SECRETARY ------lYlA PUGSLEY TREASURER ------FRANCES HOCHBERGER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY -- ALICE SHEPHERD & ANNA MAE HANSON EDITOR ------BETTY MARSHALL
******************************* INFORMATION ON OBTAINING LAND PATENTS AND HOMESTEAD PAPERS
The Land description is needed~ then write to Bureau of Land Management, P. o. Box 36800. Bi II ings, MT. 49107 for Patents. With the Patent /I an inquiry can then be made for Homestead
Papers to the National Archives & Records Administration~ Suitland Reference Branch NNRR. Washington D.C. 20409. $6.00 for the search. ******************************* MEMBERSHIP: Annual Dues(Payable April) $10.00 for Individual Membership, $15.00 Family Membership. Members are entitled to free Query Privileges and a one year subscriptions to the -Tri-County Searcher- Published March and September. Subscriptions to publications are $8.00 per year and $4.00 for back issues. Those wishing to submit queries can at the rate of 5 cents per word. Send Queries to: Broken Mountains Genealogical Society. Box #261, Chester. MT. 59522 MEETINGS: Meetings are held the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the liberty County library in Chester, Mt. - 41-
IN MEMORY OF ANNA MAE HANSON A DEDICATED MEMBER OF THE BROKEN MOUNTAIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Anna Mae Hanson(Wolfe) Hanson was born at Wh itefish, Montana on August 1st, 1 926. She was one of six ch i Idren born to Daniel and Josephine{Steen) Wolfe. The Wolfe fami Iy moved to Chester in 1 933. Anna ·Mae attended school in Chester through her junior year, then transferred to Woodland Hi lis, Cal ifornia where she graduated from high school in 1944. She returned to Montana to attended nursing school at Bozeman and Great Falls. On March 23rd, 1946 she married Albert M. Hanson at Great Falls. They Iived and worked on the Si Warrington farm south of Chester for several years. In 1950 they
'I.~ • ..,-~ built a home in Chester and have Iived here since. Albert farmed in the south Chester community and Anna Mae worked as a farmwife and homemaker for their two children. Anna Mae's health had been relatively good over the years. Recently, she developed some abdominal problems and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. For the past week she had been a patient at the Liberty County Hospital in Chester, and she passed away there on Sunday morning., October 13th, 1996 • She was 70 years old. Anna Mae held memberships at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, the Royal Neighbor's of America, and the V.F.W. Auxil iary. She enjoyed working on family histories and was a charter member of the local "Broken Mountain's Genealogical SOCiety:' She I iked photography and had participated in the "HiLine Shutter Bugs" organization. Other hobbies included bowl ing, flower gardening and reading. Anna Mae collected coins, salt and pepper shakers, cut glass and antique dishes. She enjoyed writing poetry and artistic painting. Probably her greatest love was participating in the lives of her grandkids! Last, but not least, Anna Mae was a dedicated caregiver and best friend to her mother over all these years. Anna Mae is survived by her husband of 50 years, Albert of Chester; a son and daughter-in law, Dennis and Glenda Hanson of Chester; a daughter and son-in-law, Sheila and Bruce Peterson of Fort Peck; four grandch i Idren, including Heather, Heidi, Zak and Lindsey; her mother, Josie Wolfe of Chester; a sister, Maxine Wigen of Chester; four brothers, Delmar, Kenneth, Dean and Roger Wolfe, all of Chester; and numerous nephews and nieces. She was preceded in death by her father. Funeral services were at 11 :00 a. m. (Wednesday, Oct. 16th,1996) at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Chester with Reverend Tom Dunham officiating. Juanita Wardell serve as organist and Anna Mae's niece, Darlene Abein, sang "Angels Among Us" and "The Lord's Prayer". The congregation sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Pallbearers were her brothers, Delmar, Kenneth, Dean and Roger Wolfe; and friends, Boyd Nealy, Jim Marshall, Gus Fransen and Charley Frey. Ushers were Don Wolfe and Mike Nahrgang. Following burial at the Erickson Cemetery, a luncheon was held at the church. Arrangements by Rockman Funeral Chapel. In memory of Anna Mae we like to share this poem with family and friends. WHAT CANCER CAN'T DO by author unknown Cancer is so limited - It cannot cripple love, It cannot shatter hope It cannot corrode faith It cannot eat away peace It cannot destroy confidence, It cannot ki" friendship, It cannot shutout memories, It cannot si lence courage, It cannot reduce eternal life, It cannot quench the Spirit, It cannot lessen the power of the resurrection.
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE!!!! JIM HILL AND RAILROAD
An ambitious Scotchman. Jim Hi II. had a dream .•.. to carve out of the
"western wasteland" an empire of dry land farms and towns every six mi les along his rai Iroad. The rai Iroad came to the Montana borders in 1 881 and to th i s county in 1891. The ra i I s west were started by Mi nneapo lis and Man i toba RR but later it became the Great Northern and Jim Hi II was president. Jim Hill had a sp i r i t of conf i dence wh i ch the workers must have caught from him to be wi II ing to surmount the continuous hardships. During a North Dakota bl izzard, Jim Hi II picked up his "stiff1s" shovel and sent him into the car for hot coffee whi Ie he himself shoveled snow as though driven by steam. They suffered the "clouds of mosquitoes that set oxen to bellowing in pain and horses leaping from their harnesses, the bl istering sun, rattlesnakes, green scum on the water resulting in dysentery, snow
sleet and sleeping in dirty rag tents, II so told Lee Howard, who experienced it all. Their goal was a mi Ie a day or Jim Hi II got a new slave boss. Is it any wonder they were called "stiffs?" At times the construction crews were 8,000 men and 3,300 teams for grading. Laying the track and bUi Iding bridges called for another 225 teams and B50 men. I t was est i mated over a ha I f mill ion bushe I s of oats were shipped from Minot for the horses. Jim Turner, an early rancher along the Marias, provided the meat for the crew whi Ie the rai Is were laid through Chester and Galata. After the rai Is were laid the depots and post off ices "blossomed out I ike
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UNITED STATES MAIL
For the first sett I ers, the mail wou I d come from Ft. Benton once or tw i ce a year. James Hami Iton and George Bourne who were in the Sweetgrass Hill s and thought get t i ng rna i I once a year a bus i ness hand i cap, so the first post office in now Liberty County was the Whitlash Post Office. As the homesteaders settled on the sod, women especially,. thought it most isolated if they could not get those letters from home and were wi II ing to give up part of their already small kitchen for a post off ice. Bache I ors wou I d come and check on the irma i I--even though they knew there would be none, but usually were rewarded with a cup of coffee and whatever baking the postmaster was taking out of her oven when the customers came. Homesteader's wives woud walk and "chat" a bit which would break some of the lonel iness of a day on the prairie. Newspapers were shared and probably read several times before the owner picked up his weekly. It was one way to know who was elected United States President and if 'NWI was over. When the mail "stage" began to make its runs, people could ride out into the country with him, ride to town, or have him bring out a I ist of suppl ies and often he was met with a I ist. The stage driver would be given a hot meal or coffee if he felt he could spare the time on his long route. The first stages were with horses; later the Model T and Model A trucks. And all this service for 2 cents a letter. A stage ride from Chester to Gold Butte was $4.00, from Jopl in to Alma $2.00. There were 21 post offices in Liberty County. , .
Some post offices I ik.e Alma, Briggs, Selma and Hi II had stores. Alma Vi lIage boasted of a school, blacksmith shop and general store, likewise Whitlash.
WHITLASH POST OFFICE
The post office of old Whitlash opened December 3, 1892 and the first post office of the present Liberty County. The postmaster was the founder, George Blake Bourne. Maurice Price became post master October 24, 1893; Hiram Smith, May 6, 1896 and Michael Fitzpatrick, July 14, 1900. The mail came from Ft. Benton unti I the Great Northern Rai Iroad brought it into Chester.
WHITLASH, MONTANA 1892 Whitlash, Montana came into being, as the first inland Post Office, in the Sweetgrass Hills, in 1892. It had six locations before the present location. The first Postmaster was George B. Bourne. He rece ived his appo i ntment December 3, 1892. When the application for a post office was sent in, the name Whiplash had been submitted, (so one story was told,), but when it / was sent back. from Washington D. C., it was Whitlash. Maybe this was due to poor handwriting. The mail was distributed from the home of the apPointed Postmaster. Thus the next four or five locations moved to the reSidence of whomever received the appointment. Alfred Strode and his cousin Tom Strode, build a townsite on Half Breed Creek. This consisted of a seven room hotel, a general store, post office, creamery, blacksmith shop, dance hall and saloon. Alfred Strode received the appointment as Postmaster November 27, 1905. This I ittle hamlet thrived until 1918. Fire destroyed part of the bui Idings, the hotel closed, and F. M. Mack had the store which he closed and moved to Augusta, haul ing the merchandise to Galata, where it was shipped by rail. The other bui Idings were sold, torn down and used elsewhere. The post office was moved a half mi Ie east to the Stott property, when Mrs. Nettie Stott was appOinted, March 3, 1918. She held the office unti I 1928. Mrs. lOUisa Allen was appOinted October 1, 1928, (Jater Mrs. Anderson). She served for 46 years unt i I her ret i rement August, 1974. Karen Ku I tgen was appo i nted August 1, 1974, and st i II act i ng. Whitlash has been a progressive community. The people were ambitious for their growing fami I ies, naturally school was first on the list. The first School District in the Sweetgrass Hi lis was created by the County Commissioners of Chouteau County, Fort Benton, July 1895. It was 20 mi les north and south and 35 miles east and west, and in the northwest part of Chouteau County, Miss Margery Jacobs, County Superintendent. The first school was opened in Gold Butte, September 1895. District 27, Whitlash, was taken out of this district in 1897. School was held in a log cab i n west of present day Wh i t I ash. The first schoo I was named Pleasant View School, 1899; teacher was Fanny S. Delacy. The School Board: C. R. Keeler, W. A. Carroll and George Murray. The pupi Is enrolled were: Agnes Carroll, Mamie Carroll, lois Murray, Edna D. Ell is, Lena Murray, Lottie Amez Doz, EI mer Brown, Mary F i tzpatr i ck, Ame I i a Brown, Ada N. Rowe, Edwin Sommer, Robert H. Carroll, Myrtle Ell is, Lynda Rock, Esther Brown, - 4-?-
Harold Brown, Chari ie Farrell, and Jessie Rowe. With an enrollment of this size, the need for a larger building was felt and it was bUi It by John Brown and Lester Stott in 1904. This bui Iding was in use and moved about in the d i str i ct to accommodate the ch i I dren attending. The bui Iding was sold to the Laird District in the 60's when the present school was obtained.
~ Sunday School and church were held in homes and people would gather at a home with pot luck. picnics as distances to and from their homes were far travel ing with teams and horseback.. The Presbyterian Church was organized in 1913 by Rev. A.B. Minnemeyer, in the home of Hettie Mi Iler, a sister of Harry Demarest, then I iving west of him ina 109 cab i n. There were 1 6 charter members enro II ed. Of these, Amel ia (Brown) Demarest remains. Church was held in homes and school bui Idings. In 1916, the need for a larger community bui Iding was felt and the people had Liberty Hall bui It and paid for by poplar subscription. This bui Iding was used for church as well as all other functions. Home talent plays were put on during the winter months, bringing revenue for hall expenses as we II as who I esome recreat i on. Dances were he I d dur i ng the summer and were attended from all around. Rodeos were a poplular sport and held in Whitlash. Baseball was also a summer sport. There were many games played with the Canadian neighbors as well as other communities. Along in 1911 or 1912, a barbed wire telephone I ine was put into operation between the Brown ranches and the Damarests into Whitlash. The Sweetgrass Hills Telephone Company was formed and a line was bui It into Chester, mak.ing contact with the Bell Telephone Co. This I ine was extented to Gold Butte; It remained in operation until Chester went on the dai I system. For a few years the Telephone Co. rented a private line into Telstad, connecting with the Shelby exchange unti I the Rural Telephone Co. bui It their I ine in the 1950's. Dri II ing for gas and oi I has been in progress since 1916 or earl ier. There has been considerable production. A pipe line was built into Great Falls in 1930, to supply gas, and another pipel ine was bui It into Cut Bank. to carry oi I to the refinery there. Wh i t I ash rema i ned in Chouteau County unt ill 912, when Hill County was created. In 1914, it was part of Toole County until Liberty County was created out of Hi II and Toole County in 1920. Whitlash has been a United States Custom Port since 1933. The port was located in Whi lash unti I 1969, when it was moved to the border with the Canadian port of Aden across the border. A new bui Iding was bui It at the border in 1 974.
HISTORY OF THE HIRAM SMITH FAMILY
He was born in Pleasonton, Kansas. He married Sarah Murray. They migrated to the state of Washington before coming to the Sweetgrass Hills in 1891. They homesteaded and purchased additional land. They operated this ranch with the help of Pearl Alvord and their nephew Floyd Umphrey. He served as one of the first School Trustees of District 22, the first school district of the Sweetgrass Hills. The first school was held in Gold Butte. He served five years. He was appointed postmaster in 1896 and served until 1900. He owned one of the early automobiles in the area and unfortunately wrecked it and lost his life. Mrs. Smith continued to operate the ranch with the help they sti II had, unt i I her death. " Mr. and Mrs. Smith raised their nephew, Floyd Umphrey. His parents were deceased. Floyd helped his aunt Sarah operate the ranch after Mr. Smith1s death. He continued after her death until his untimely death in 1937. Mrs. Smith described her first rocking chair, made by Mr. Smith using barrel staves for rockers, which she covered with some flowered material, as being a luxury at the time. She also went to Fort Benton in a lumber wagon to have dental work done. All giving us an insight to ways of I iving in their day.
. LESTER A. AND NETTIE ALVORD STOTT
Lester born: 10/9/1 862, Wi s. Nettie Alvord born: 2/10/1872, Minn. Chi Idren: Ray, Louisa, Ellen, Ruth
~ Lester A Stott was born in Wisconsin on October 9, 1862, In his youth his fami Iy migrated to Brookings, South Dakota. In 1895, the fami Iy left by wagon train to come to Montana. They passed within sight of the Sweetgrass Hi lis on their way to the Flathead Valley, where they settled. In 1892, he met Miss Nettie Alvord during his travels around the country -$0- as a hawker. He was a general handyman, doing shoe repair, carpentry and other odd jobs. He also carried his fiddle along for entertainment. In 1900, after a correspondence courtship, he returned to Minnesota where he and Nettie Alvord were married on Feb. 10 They returned to Kal ispell, Montana to make their home. Their son Ray was born there. In the spring of 1903, Mrs. Stott and Ray returned to Minnesota for a visit, and Mr. Stott stopped off in the Sweetgrass Hi lis to do some prospecting and decided that it might be a good place to settle. In October his wife and son, accompanied by her brother Pearl Alvord, joined him and they settled on Half Breed Creek above the Hiram Smith place. They I ived in a two room log house which had dirt floors. After the fami Iy started increasing, a pole addition was added and a wooden floor was installed in the kitchen. From their front room window, the Rocky Mountains were visible on a clear day. John Brown had the contract to bui Id a school house on the old Whitlash townsite, and Lester Stott helped him bui Id it. The bui Iding also served as a church unti I Liberty Hall was built. The school house was moved to several different locations around Whitlash and was finally moved to the Laird District in 1958 and served as their school unti I the school was discontinued. Lester Stott worked around the community to get cash to buy staples to augment their diet of wi Id birds, rabbits, wi Id fruit and garden produce. He also raised vegetables to trade for groceries in Chester. The vegetables for fami Iy use were stored in a root cellar and the surplus were stored in a straw I ined pit and then covered with straw and dirt. Later a spring house was bui It on the creek to store mi Ik, butter and eggs. -SI-
Pork was fried down, placed in stone crocks, covered with grease and stored in the spring house. During the Boom of 1910, Lester worked in Chester doing carpentry work. He would take eggs, butter and buttermi Ik down to se II. Later he bu i I t a smoke house, made his own cas i ngs and stuffed them with sausage and smoked them for their own use. To make jelly glasses, old beer bottles that had been picked up would have the neck c broken off by heating a metal ring and dropping it down over the neck and then immersing the bottle in cold water. Like most pioneer fami I ies, the Stott's took care of their own medical problems. Mrs. Emel ine, a half-breed woman who lived to the south of them, assisted at the birth of Louisa and after that Lester assisted with the del ivery of the babies. Ray told anyone asking where Louisa came from_ that they traded a sack of f lour for her. Twin boys were born next but neither I ived to be a years old. After Ellen was born there were also two daughters who died shortly after birth, and Ruth was their last chi Id. For colds, a few drops of kerosene or turpentine in some lard was rubbed on the chest. A green sa Ive was made of carbo Ii c ac i d, lard and another substance for cuts, bruises and burns. A spring tonic was made from the bark of the poplar tree brewed in water. For infections, yolk of egg was mixed with salt to make a paste used as a poultice. When Lou i sa had her cheek cut open when she was thrown into a barb wire fence, Nettie took her needle and thread to put in several stitches to close the wound. In the spring 1912, a school was moved from Strawberry Creek to a more central location among the families with school age Children and Ray and Lou i sa started schoo I. As Ray had been taught at home, he took the first four grades in the four months of summer school. Among those attending school that year were Claude Morris, Leiona Larson, Alice, Hannah and Jim Robinson, Fred and Floyd Hicks, Levi and Lizzie Emel ine, and an eighth grade girl who I ived on the Cramer place. The first term there were four teachers; Miss Arnt only taught a few days because someone jumped her homestead so she had to I ive on it. She later became Mrs. Fitzpatrick and was on of the first Superintendent of School in Liberty County. Miss Johnson and Miss Slade followed her and the final teacher for the year was Miss Alrick. She returned to teach the following year. In 1914 Miss Rathm i II er taught and Mrs. Short taught the 1 91 5 and 1 91 6 terms. Dur i ng this time Ellen Stott, Robert and Leionard Robinson, Elbert Hicks, Frankie Larson and Orvi "e Morr i s had started schoo I. In the summer of 1915, Nettie Stott assisted Lester Thompson with the store and Post Off ice. The fami Iy moved down in the fall so the chi Idren could start school. When they returned to the ranch for Christmas, they got snowed in and couldn't get back to Whitlash unti I spring. In the spring they purchased land from Harry Demarest on the present site of Whitlash and moved the tar paper shack that they had lived in on the 0 I d towns i teo They later sold their cattle because the wolves were ki II ing so many and then sold the ranch to Harry Demarest on January 1, 1919. In 1917 Lester Stott started the Rancher's Cash Store bui Iding and the fami Iy I ived in the basement. Nettie Stott was appointed Postmaster March 3, 1918 and served in this office unti I Oct. 1, 1928 when they moved to Chattaroy, Wash i ngton. Lester had a b I acksm i th shop and had a truck garden. He and Ray also dri lied many water well in the vicinity, the first one behind the store building. It was the first artesian well in the hills. On Jan. 1,1924 they sold the store to their daughter and son-in-law, Louisa and Ed (better known as Ted) Allen. Lester passed away at their home in Chattaroy during October of 1937. Nettie and Ray stayed on the place unti I Ray was drafted into the army in 1942. For a short whi Ie her daughter and son-in law, Ruth and Charley Davis and fami Iy I ived with her. After that, she went to Da II as, Oregon to be with her daughter E II en. When Ray rece ived his discharge, he returned to the Sweetgrass Hi lis to herd sheep for Murray Johnson. In Apri I of 1946, Nettie Stott came back to Whitlash to visit Ray and her daughter, Louisa Anderson and passed away on Easter Sunday, April 21. In the late 1940's, Ray Stott left the hi lis and returned to Chattaroy and went to work for Kaiser Aluminum and worked there unti I he retired. He moved into Spokane to be nearer his work. After he retired, he went to Dallas, Oregon to I ive with his sister, Ellen Stott McGee and was there unt i I his death Ju I y 21, , 968. He had never marr i ed. Ellen Stott McGee sti II I ives in Dallas, Oregon and Ruth Stott Davis has been I iving in Wickieup, Arizona. The above articles were taten from the -OUR HERIT A6E-- HISTORICAL EVENTS IN LIBERTY COUNTY. Printed in 1976 by liberty County Museum-Chester. Mt. 59522.
• • • * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Zabel Descendants Chart on the following pages were submitted by Betty Marshall, Box #476, Chester, Montana 59522 Wi Ihelm Friederick Zabel is her great grandfather, father to her grandfather Gustav Ferdinand Zabel. This was completed May 21, 1996. -54-
DESCENDANTS CHART ZABEL
*1. ZABEL - b. 1770 SPa Catharine b: abt 1770 - d: 28-Nov-l 856 -Bagniews .. Bukowitz.. Prussia.. Ger. bur: 2-Dec-1856- •
2. Anna ZABEL b. abt 1788 - Prussia, Ger. d: 24-Nov-1859 -Jeziorken, Bukowitz, Prussia, Ger. marr: Spa Johann WOLTER
* 2. David ZABEL b: Prussia, Ger. SPa
-3. Wilhelm Friederick ZABEL b. 24-Jan-1835 - Prussia .. Germany d. 12-Feb-1882 - Nicholasdorf, Bukowiu. Prussia.Ger. bur. 15-Feb-1882 -- - .- m. 2-Dec-1858 - Bukowitz, Prussia. Ger. SPa 1 st - Petronelle LAWRENS Spa 2nd -Wi Ihelmine WELLNITZ b. 6-Aug-1835 - Bukowitz. Prussia, Ger. d. 28-Nar-1872 - Nicholasdorf, Bukowitz. Prussia,Ger. bur. 31-Mar-1872 -Bagniews,· .- m. 6-Apr.-1860 - Nicholasdorf. Bukowitz. Prussia
4. OtUlie Rosalie ZABEL b. l1-Mar-1861 - Nicholasdorf, Bukowitz, Prussia chr. 11-Apr-1861 _. • - d. 18-Aug-1861 - bur: 21-Aug-1861 - Nicholasdorf. Bukowitz,Prussia
4. Auguste Wi Ihelmine ZABEL b. 2-Nar-1862 - Nicholasdorf, Bukowitz. Prussia chr. 13-Nar-1862 _. • - d. 14-May-1862 -- - bur: 17-Nay-1862 - Bagniews. Butowitz. Prussia -.55-
4.Wilhelmine Marie Ernestine ZABEL b: 21-Mar-1863 - Nicholasdorf. Bukowitz. Prussia chr: 26-Mar-1863 -- -- d: 5-Apr-1957 - Blue Earth. Faribault Co •• Minn. bur: 9-Apr-1957-Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MN marr: 29-May-1890 -- • • sp: Ludwig John MARTIN b: 28-0ct-1858 - Lupeschewo,Province Posen, Prussia d: 4-May-1935 - Blue Earth, Faribault Co., Minn. bur: 8-May-1935 -Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MN
5. Augusta Matilda MARTIN b: 14-Mar-1891 - Blue Earth, Faribault Co. Minn d: 29- June-1975 - Ryder, Ward Co., North Dakota bur:2-Jul-l 975-Sunset Memorial Gardens,Minot. ND marr: 23-Feb-191 0 - Blue Earth, Minn. sp. Amil Frederick Kruger b: 1 O-Aug.-1875 - Chickasaw Co., IA. d: 26-0ct-1955 - Anna Township, Ward Co. ND bur: 29-0ct-1955 -Sunset Memorial Gardens,Minot,ND
5. Frieda Minnie MARTIN b: 18-Jan-1893 -Elmore,Faribault Co •• MN d: 24 -July- 1983 - Blue Earth, Faribault Co., MN. bur:26-July-1983- - --- marr: 19-Aug-1918 -Blue Earth. Faribault Co •• MN sp. Herman Henry MANSING b: l-Feb-1895 d: 8 Mar 1979 - Blue Earth, Faribault Co.,MN bur: 12-Mar-1979- -- • -
5. Erich William MARTIN b: 12-Apr-1895 - Elmore,Faribault. Minn. d: 13-May-1972 - Blue Earth, Faribault Co. MN bur: 16-May-1972 - Riverside Cemetery marr: 12-Apr-1922 - Finlayson, Pine Co. MN. sp: Anna Louise Emilie VOGT b: 28-Dec-1901 d: 11-0ct-199S - Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MN bur: 14-0ct-199S Blue Earth,Faribault Co.MN
S. Fredrick Ludwig MARTIN b: 16-Feb-1897 - Pilot Grove, Faribault Co. MN d: ll-Dec-1971-Moose Lake,Finlayson,Pine Co. MN bur: 14-Dec-1971 - Finlayson, Pine Co.MN marr: 29-May-1922 - Finlayson, Pine Co. MN sp. Lydia STOCKHAMP b: lS-July-1898 d: l1-Nov-1994 - Finlayson, Pine Co. MN -5"'-
5. Alma Clara MARTIN b: 17-July-1 899 d: 1 July 1981 - Fairmont. Martin Co. MN bur: marr: 1-5ept-1920 - Elmore. Faribault Co.MN SPa Fredrick SHEELY b: 17-0ct-1 895 ' d: 24-Feb-1983 - Fairmont. Martin Co. MN
s. Carl Henry MARTIN b: 19-Dec-1901 - Pilot Grove.Faribault Co. MN d: 16-Mar-1943 - Blue Earth.Faribault Co. MN bur: 20-Mar-1943 -Blue Earth.Faribault Co. MN marr: 26-5ept-1923 - Finlayson. Pine Co. MN Spa Mary VOGT b: 16-5ept-1904 - Finlayson. Pine Co. MN d: 2-0ct-1953 - Elmore. Faribault Co.MN
S. Leonard Robert MARTIN b: 1-May-1907 - Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MN d: 17-Feb-1967 - Blue Earth,Faribault Co. MN bur: 21-Feb-1967 - Blue Earth. Faribault Co. MN
4. Reinhold August ZABEL b: 1-Aug-1864 - Nicholmort. Bukowitz. Prussia.Ger. chr: 21-Aug-1 864 _. • •• d: 21-Jul-1867 - Bagniews, Bukowia. Prussia. Ger. bur: 24-Jul-1 867 - Bagniews. Bukowitz. Prussia•• Ger.
*4. Gustav Ferdinand ZABEL b: 1 8-Nov-1866 - Nicholasdorf.Bukowitz"Prussia. Ger. chr: 2-Dec-l 866 _. • •• d: 31-0ct-1951 - Havre. Hill Co. Mt. bur: 3-Nov-19S1 - Highland Cem.Havre. Hill Co. MT marr: 9-Nov-1890 or 24-0ct - Elmore. Faribault Co •• MN SPa Augusta Louise MARTIN b: 23-Aug-1 868-Lupeschewo.near R itschenwalde. Prussia d:14-Jul-1942 - Havre. Hill Co •• MT bur: 17-Jul-1942 - Havre. Hill Co •• MT
5. George Fredrick ZABEL b: 17-Aug-1891- Elmore. Faribault Co •• MN d: 4-Jun-1975 - Caldwell. Canyon Co •• I marr: 2-Aug-1916 - Havre. Hill Co •• MT Spa 1 st Mary SAUL b: 1 -'\ug-1 898 - Cleveland. Cuyahoga Co •• OH d: 21-Jul-1949 - Nampa. Canyon Co •• ID sp: 2nd Nettie Ethel Boyles marr: - 57-
George Fredrick ZABEL b: 27-Jan-1892 - Salubria, Washington Co., ID d: Sept-1986 - Caldwell, Canyon Co., ID
5. Alice Louise ZABEL b: 8-Jun-1893 - Algona, Hebron Co., IA chr: 7-Aug-1893 - Hebron Co •• IA d: 1 3-5ept-1 982 - Vancouver, Clark Co., WA bur: 5ept-1 982 --- marr:21-0ct 1916 - Towner, McHenry Co., ND SPy Walter Paul BEATTY "Sr. b: 19-May 1896 - Jefferson City .. Cole Co •• MO d: 1 3-Feb-l 983 - Vancouver" Clark Co." WAs bur: Feb-l 983 -Vancouver, Clark Co., WA
5.Meta Esther ZABEL b: 9-Feb-1895 - Kossuth Co •• IA d: 21-Feb-1979- Portland" Oregon. bur: San Francisco Military Cem •• Presidio. CA marr: 29-Dec-l 937 - Vancouver" Clark Co." WA SPy Lothar BREIHAN b: 9-Aug-1892 - Calif. d: 27-Sep-1953 - Portland" Ore. bur: San Francisco Military Cem.,. Presidio" Ca
5. Edward Paul Ludwig ZABEL b: l1-Feb-1897 - Algona. Kossuth Co. IA d: 31-Mar';"1975 - Havre" Hill Co.,. MT bur: Highland Cem."Havre,. Hill Co •• MT marr: 4-Jan-1927 - Havre. Hill Co •• MT SR. 1 st - Ida Mae HAASE b: 6-Dec-1904 d: 6-Jun-1934 -Havre" Hill Co •• MT bur: Highland Cem. Havre" Hi II Co.,. MT SPy 2nd - Marguarette PERRY b: 2-Aug-190a marr: 12-Jun-1944 -Kalispell"Flathead Co."Nt
5. Alma Albertina ZABEL b: 25-Jul-l a9a - Elmore" Faribualt Co., NN d: 27-May 1983 - Camrose.Alberta. Canada bur: Camrose" Alberta. Canada marr: 12-Dec-1917 - Drake. McHenry Co •• ND SPy Edgar Raymond GERBER b: 8-Apr-1898 - California, NO d: 6-Nar-1962 - Camrose. Alberta, Canada bur: Nar-1962 - Camrose, Alberta. Canada 5. Lulu Wilhelmina lABEL b:23-Jun-1900 - Appelton, MN Confirmed 27-July-1919 Kremlin.Hili CD •• MT d: 25-Jun-1991 - Osceola. NE bur: 3-Jul-1991 Highland Cem •• Havre, Hill CD. MT marr: 29-Mar-1921 - Havre. Hill Co •• MT sp. James William KIDD b: 5-Aug-1885 -Douglas. Isle of Mann, British Isles d: 12-Feb-1984 - Malta,Phillips Co.,MT bur: 17-Feb-1984-Highland Cem.Havre. Hill Co. MT
5. Carol ine Emma lABEL b: 7-May-1902 - Balfour, McHenry Co. ND d: 24 -Mar-1 927 -Lenore, LaSalle Co. IL bur: Lenore, LaSalle Co. IL marr: 11-Apr-1926 sp. Leonard ZIMMERMAN b: 14-Mar-1903 d: Aug-l 992 - Lenore,LaSalle Co., IL
5. Clara Greta lABEL b: 31 -Aug-1 903 - Balfour, McHenry CD. ND d: marr: 30-Sep-1922 - Havre, Hill Co. MT sp. John Henry WOOD b: 26-Jul-1896 - Tate Springs. Cocke CD. TN d: 11 -May-l 98S - Chester. Liberty CD. MT bur: Highland Cem •• Havre. Hill Co. MT
5. Edna Viola ZABEL b: 21-Apr-1905 - Balfour,McHenry CD. ND d: 3-Sep-1982 - Havre, Hill Co. NT bur: Highland Cem. Havre. Hill Co, MT marr: 26-Nov-1929 - Havre, Hill CD. MT sp. Marvin MANGELS b: 29-Sep-1906 -New Wells. Cape Girardeau Co. MO chr: 7-0ct-1906 ------d: 1-Sep-1979 - Havre, Hill Co. MT bur: Highland Cem. Havre, Hill CD. MT
5. He'en Mabe' ZABEL b:29-Jun-1906 - Balfour • McHenry CD. ND chr: 27-Jul-1906-· - -- d: bur: marr: 6-Apr-1926 - Havre. Hill CD. MT sp. William Laurence MOODY b: 29-Jan-1896 - Ukraine d: 22-Apr-l 943 -Seattle. King CD. WA 5. Gustav Chr istopher ZABEL b: 26-Nov-1907- Balfour. McHenry Co. ND chr: 1 3 -58p-1908-- - -- d: bur: rnarr: 25-Dec-1937 - Havre. Hi II Co. MT sp. Estella Rose SAVAGE b: 3-May-1907 - Floyd, ND
5. Violet Eleanora ZABEL b: 20-Mar-1912 - Balfour-McHenry Co. ND d: 8-Dec-19Il - Vallejo. CA bur: Sky Lawn Cem. Vallejo. CA rnarr: l1-Aug-1936 - Vancouver. Clark Co. WA sp. Lee Arthur SHOREY b: 1 8-Jun-1 904 - Glendora. CA d: 29-Jan-1993 - Vallejo. CA bur: Sky Lawn Cam. Vallejo. CA
4. Emilie Marie ZABEL b:25-Nov-1869 -Nicholasdorf.Bukowilz.Prussia.Ger. d:9-Apr-196l -Balfour. McHenry Co •• ND bur:13-Apr-1961 -Balfour Cemetery. Balfour.ND marr:1 9-Aug-1888 - in Germany sp. Gustav Franz PANKRATZ b: 8-Mar-l 858 - Prussia. Germany d: 16-June-1934 - Balfour-McHenry Co. ND bur:20-June-1934 Balfour Cemetery. McHenry Co •• ND
5. Minnie Martha PANKRATZ b:19-Nov-1890 -Olan. Prussia. Germany d: 3-Sept-1967 - Brainerd. Morrison Co. MN bur: 7-5ept-1967- Fort Ripley.Morrison Co.MN rnarr: 8-Feb-1908-little Falls. Morrison Co.MN sp: Albert Edward KRUGER b: 5-July-1872-lonia. Chichasaw Co. IA d: 21-May-1948-Brainerd. Crow Wing. MN bur: 24-May 1948- --
5. Annie Bertha PANKRATZ b: 1-Mar-1893 - Elmore. Faribault Co. MN d:6-0ct-1977-Harvey Hospital. Wells. ND bur: 1 O-Oct-1 977 - Drate. McHenry Co. ND marr: 14-July-1912-Drake.McHenry Co. ND sp: August Ludwig MARTWICK b: 24-Mar-1885 -Sibley Co. Minnesota d: l2-Mar-1952 -Harvey Hospital. McHenry Co. ND bur: 17-Mar-1952 -Drake. McHenry Co. ND -1,0-
5. Ida Alma PANKRATZ b: 22-May-189S - Elmore. Faribault Co. MN d: 28-Jun-19S4 - Portland.Multnomah Co. Oregon bur:3-Jul-19S4 - Kief Cemetery. McHenry Co. ND marr: 18-Nov-1914-Balfour.McHenry Co. ND sp: Fredrick August MARTWICK b: 9-Jan-1888-Stewart.McLeod Co. MN d: 1 S-Nov-1949-Portland,Multnomah Co. OR bur: 21-Nov-1949-Kief.McHenry Co. ND
s. Henry PANKRATZ b: 4-Jan-1898- Pilot Grove, Faribault Co. MN d: 1 S-Jan-1966 - Balfour. McHenry Co. ND bur: 20-Jan-l 966- Balfour. McHenry Co. ND never married
S. Elfrieda PANKRATZ b: 19-Dec-1901 - Pilot Frove. Faribault Co.MN d: 26-Nov-1976 - Little Falls.Morrison Co. MN bur: 29-Nov-1976-Swanville. Morrison Co. MN marr: l-Dec-1923-Royalton. MN 1 st. Robert Royal SAWDY(divorced Sep 1.1944) marr: 3-Jan-1948-Little Falls. Morrison Co.MN 2nd. sp: Peter Edward LUNDGREN b: 14-Feb-l 893- d: 7-Feb-197S-litUe Falls. Morrison Co. MN bur: 1 O-Feb-l 97S-Swansville. ---
5. Lou is F rank PANKRATZ b: 23 July-1903 -Marion. Wisconsin d: l1-Apr-1977 - little Falls.Morrison Co. MN bur: 14-Apr-1977 - Little Falls.Morrison Co. MN marr: Minneapolis. Hennepin Co.MN sp: Frances M. Pearl GASSLER
5. Arthur Robert PANKRATZ b: 21-June-1909 - little Falls.Morrison Co. MN d: 20-Apr-1968 - Balfour. McHenry Co. ND bur: 24-Apr-1968- Balfour. McHenry Co. ND never married
* 3.Wilhe.m Friedrich ZABEL b: 24-Jan-183S - Prussia. Germany d: -12-Feb-1882 - Nicholasdorf .Bukowitz.Prussia. Ger. bur: 15-Feb-1882- - • -- marr. 2S-Dec-1874 - Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. sp. 3rd- Auguste Justine WITT 4. Math i Ida Auguste ZABEL b: 25-Nov-1874 - Buk.owitz. Prussia. Ger. chr: 2-Feb-1875 -- .- d: ll-Nov-1877 -- • bur: 14-Nov-1877 - •
4. Auguste Math i Ida ZABEL b: 12-Jun-1877 - Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. chr: l-Jul-1877 _. • - d: bur: marr: sp: Rudolph YUDE
4. Ernstine Ade'ine ZABEL b: 28-0ct-1878 - Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. chr: 17-Nov-1878 -- • • d: bur: marr: sp: William PUFFHAHN
4. Hermann Friedrich ZABEL b: 3-Apr-1881 - BUkowitz. Prussia. Ger. chr: 26-May-1881 - • - d: bur: marr: l-May-1904 -Bagniews. Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. sp. Olga WASCHKEAGE b: 1885
3. Justine ZABEL b: Abt 1 836 - Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. d: bur: marr: sp. Johann MAHLKE
4. Daughter b: 4-Mar-1856 -Nicholasdorf. Posen. Prussia. Ger.
4. Anges Philippina MAHLKE -Twin b:13-Mar-1858 -Nicholasdorf. Posen. Prussia. Ger. chr: 21-Mar-1858 -- • .-
4. Auguste MAHLKE - Twin b:13-Mar-1858 - Nicholasdorf. Posen. Prussia. Ger. chr: 21-Mar-1858-· • •• 4. Emilie Mathilda MAHLKE b: 12-Mar-1861 - Bagniews,Posen,Prussia, Ger. chr: 18-Mar-1861-Bukowitz Posen, Prussia. Ger.
3. Catharine ZABEL b: abt 1838 - Bukowitz. Posen, Prussia. Ger. d: 24-Nov-1879 -Maleschechowo, Bukowitz. Posen, Prussia, Ger bur: 28-Nov-1879· -- • - marr: 31-Aug-1862 - Bukowitz,Posen, Prussia, Ger. sp. Johann ERDMANN b: abt 1839 d:
4. August Friedrich ERDMANN b: 31-Jan-1859 - Nicholasdorf, Posen,Prussia, Ger chr: 2-Feb-l 859 _. • - •
4. Ernestine Wi Ihelmine ERDMANN b: 27-Mar-1863- Maleschechowo.Bukowitz,Prussia chr: 29-Mar-1863 _. --
4. Pauline Auguste ERDMANN b: 5-Sep-l 864-Maleschechawa, Bukawitz, Taufen, Prussia chr: 18~Sep-1864 _. -- •
4. Ferdinand Rudolph ERDMANN b: 19-Jun-1867 Maleschechowo, Bukowitz, Taufen Prussia chr: 29-Jun-1867 _. • • •
4. Hermine Caral ine ERDMANN b: 1 5-Jan-1870-Maleschechowa,Bukawitz, Taufen,Prussia chr: 27-Apr-1870 _. • • •
4. Albert Emil ERDMANN b: 23-Jan-1874-Maleschechowo,Bukowitz, Taufen,Prussia chr: 2-Feb-1874 -- . - • •
4. OUi I ie Emil ie ERDMANN b: 25-Jun-1 87 5-Maleschechawa,Bukawitz, Taufen, Prussia chr: 12-Sep-1875· • • •
4. Agnes Therese ERDMANN b :21-Jan-1879 -Maleschechowo,Bukowitz, Taufen,Prussia chr: 2-Feb-1879 • • - •
3. Reinhold ZABEL b: abt 1 840 - Posen, Prussia, Ger. d: bur: -~-
R.einhold Zabel marr: abt 1 862 - Posen. Prussia. Ger. sp. Julianne DETTMANN
4. Ottilie Agnes ZABEL b: 20-Nov-1862 - Bagniews.Bukowitz.Prussia, Ger. chr: 28-Nov-1862 _. • _.
4. Ernstine ZABEL b: abt 1863 - Bagniews.Posen.Prussia, Ger. d: 3-Apr-1 868 - Bagniews. Posen. Prussia. Ger. bur: 6-Apr-1868 -----
3. Johann ZABEL b: abt 1842 -Nicholasdorf, Bukowit%, Prussia, Ger. d: bur: marr: 20-Jan-1867 -Nicholasdorf,Bukowitz.Prussia. Ger. sp. Justine BOGATSKI b: abt 1846 - Curland. Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger.
4. Emil Julius ZABEL b: 16-Mar-1867 - Curland, Bukowitz, Prussia, Ger. chr: 23-Apr-1867- ----
4. Albert Reinhold ZABEL b: 25-Mar-1868 -Curland. BUkowitz, Prussia. Ger chr: 14-Apr-1868- ----
4. August Johann ZABEL b: 28-May-1869 - Curland, Bukowitz, Prussia, Ger. chr: l'-Jul-1869- -- --
4. Ottilie Hulda Auguste ZABEL b: 22-Nov-1870 - Curland. Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. chr: 18-Dec-1870 --- --
4. Bertha ZABEL b: Jan-1872 - Curland. Bukowitz. Prussia, Ger. d: 5-May-1872-· - -- bur: 8-May-1872- • -
4. Wilhelmine Marie ZABEL b: 31-0ec-1874 - Curland. Bukowitz. Prussia. 6er. chr: l-Feb-1875- -- • - d: 27-Apr-1876 - bur: 30-Apr-1876 - • - -/:,4 ..
4. Wi Ihelm ZABEL - Twin b:13-Jan-1876 - Curland. BUkowitz. Prussia. Gor. chr:20-Jan-1876- ---- d:31-Mar-1876-
4. Emi I io ZABEL - Twin b: 13-Jan-1876 - Curland, Bukowjtz, Prussia, Gor. chr: 20-Jan-1876 --- --
4. Auguste Wi Ihelmine ZABEL b: 2-Jan-1878 -Curland, Bukowitz, Prussia, Gor. chr: 3-Mar-1878 --- -- d: 11-Fob-1882-
4. Emmeline Auguste ZABEL b: 17-Sop-1879 - Curland, Bukowitz, Prussia.. Gor. chr: 23-Sep-1879 ----- d: 1-Nov-1879 - Curland. Jerworko .. Prussia.. Gor. bur: 4-Nov-1879- ----
4. Helene ZABEL -Twin b: 19-Apr-1881 -Curland,Bukowitz.. Prussia, Gor. chr: 24-Jun-1881 -----
4. Mathilda ZABEL -Twin b: 19-Apr-1881 -Curland, Bukowitz. Prussia. Gor. chr: 24-Jun-1881 -----
4. Martha Auguste ZABEL b: 1-Jul-1883 - Curland .. Bukowitz. Prussia, Ger. chr: 28-Aug-1 883 -----
4. Johann Wi Ihelm ZABEL b: 15-Jan-1885 -Curland.. Bukowitz,Prussia.. Gor. chr: 24-Fob-1 885- - ---
4. Emma Martha ZABEL b: 6-0ct-1886 - Curland.Bukowitz. Prussia. Gor. chr: 31-0ct-1886 -Curland, Bukowjtz. Prussia. Ger.
4. Hu Ida Hedwig ZABEL b: 8-Aug1889 -Curland. Bukowitz. Prussia. Gor. chr: 22-Sop-1889-Curland.. Bukowitz. Prussia. Gor.
2. George ZABEL b: abt 1809 -Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger.
3. Ferdinand ZABEL b: 4-Dec-1835 -Koenigsdank. Bukowitz.Prussia. Ger. Ferinand ZABEL d: 27-Feb-1869 - Bagnniews, Bukowitz. Prussia, Ger. bur: 2-Mar-1869 -- --- marr: 6-Apr-1 863 - • ••• sp: Pauline JOHN b: abt 1843
4. Reinhold Leopold ZABEL b: 18-Jan-1864 - Koenigsdank, Bukowitz.Prussia, Ger. chr: 2-Feb-1864 - • d: 26-Feb-1864 - Bagniews, Bukowitz, Prussia Ger. bur: 29-Feb-1864 _. • ••
4. Ottilie Mathilde ZABEL b: 2-Mar-1865 - Koenigsdank. Bukowitz. Prussia.Ger. chr: 7-Mar-1865 -Bagniews. Bukowitz. Ger. d:
4. Emi I Gustav ZABEL b: 17-Mar-1 867 - Koenigsdank. Prussia, Ger. chr: 24-Apr-1867 - • . •
3. Johann ZABEL b. 1839 marr: 14-Nov-l 865 - Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger. sp: Carol ine PAPKE
2. Christian ZABEL b: 17-Dec-1 814 - Bagniews. Bukowitz. Prussia. Ger d: 17-Apr-1857 -Koenigsdank.Bukowitz, Prussia. Ger. bur: 20-Apr-1857-· • • • marr: 22-Jun-1856- • sp. Eva DETTMANN
3. Julius ZABEL b: d: 8-Mar-:-'856 -Koenigsdank.Bagniews.Prussia, Ger. bur: 11 -Mar-l 856-
3. Hermann August ZABEL b: 2-Aug-1856 -Koenigsdank, Bagniews, Prussia, Ger. chr:26-Aug-1 856- • • •• The above people born. died. and married in Bukowitz"Province of Posen. Prussia were fuund on M icrofi 1m of Chuch Records from the Evangel ische Kirche Bukowitz, Konfirmaten, Heiraten, Tote. Birth Records. Film No. 0245544 & 0245545 Death Records, Film No. 0245546 Marriage Records. Film No. 0245546 Rented from the LDS -~- . Name of Compiler = Lael Furlong Alberg & :c OUR GENERATION ANCESTOR CHART Una Alley Moog Address _--,,-P-,-. 0",-,--.B""o,,-,x,,---,7,-,7,-,9~ __~ ___ PersOtn No.1 on this chart is the same .person as No._on chart No., ___ Chart No.~ City, State Inverness, MT 59530-0779 8 . William ~~~S' Date ____A_p_r_l_·l_1_9_9_0 ______b. 04 Oct 1772 p.b.Dundee, Scotland m. 04 Jun 1796 4 John Keith .;--____--":-:-:-_,,..,.,..._~p.m. Forfar b. 02 Apr 1797 (FatherolNo.2) d .
b. Dote ot Birth . b. p.d. p. b. Place of Birth m. 11 Apr 1824 m. Dl.te of Marriage p.rn. Place 01 Marriage 9 'Isobel Durie do Dl.t. of Death p.d. Place of Death Dec 1867 b. (Mother 01 No.4. CODt. OD chart No._) p.b. d. 2 Edmond Dodds Keith p.d. b. 21 May 1830 (F_rolNo.l)
p.b. Dundee Parish, Scotland k::- IV Q S ~ .¥=', ... m. 24 June 1851 10 Edmond Dodds .:' :.:'~ b. 1777 (Father pt~;'. 5. p.m. . Cant. OD c No.~) d. p.b. Berwickshire, Duns, otJdncr p.d. m. oo'W . 13 i5 dd p.m. H ::g m ~rgaret Do s d (1) 0 H l -l-l ~--~~--~~~-----~~~~~ . ~ ~ r-l H b. 01 Oct 1804 (Mother of No. 2) p.d. ~ (1) (1) >:: ..a1=Ci p. b. Stra thmartin Parish, (Mains), (1) o r-l • 00 d. 28 Mar 1875 Dundee 11 Mary Liddel
b.. !:ate of Birth . b. p.d. p. b. Place of Birth m. Date of Marriage . p.m. Place of Marriage .m. 9 . " cl. DIlte of Death p.d. Place of Death b. (/dother of No.4. Coot. 00 chart NO._l p.b. d. 2 Phillip Smith p.d. b. (Father of No. I) p.b.Montgomery Co., NC m. 10 p.m. Montgomery Co., NC b. (Father of No.5. Cont. on chart NO._1 d. 1860 p.b. p.d. Christian Co., IL m. p.m. ~5______~ ______-=~~~~d. b. (Mother of No. 2) p.d. p.b. (maternal) d. 11 (Mother of No. 5. ~llen's great p.d. b. CooL on chart No._ . _ I .:andfather: p:b. d. 1 Phi1·1 j P Smith. Jr. p.d. b. 03 May 1813 p.b. Montgomery Co, NC m. 17 July 1834 12 (Father of No. S. p.m·Sangamon Co., IL b. Cent. on chart NO._1 d. p.b. p.d. m. ~6~-J~.o~h=n~~Co~o~p~e~r~------~~--~_~ p.m. b. 1772 (Father of No. 3) d. p.b, . . p.d. m. S.C. p.m. 13 (Mother of No. S. d. 10 Apr 1846 b. Cont. 00 chart NO._1 p.d. p.b. d. 3 Nancy Cooper p.d. ~------b. ------~--(Mother of No. II p.b. Cheraw Dist., SG d. 1854 14 p.d. Barclay, IL (Father of No.7. b. Cont. on chart No._l p.b. Ellen's great 7 Elizabeth m. ~ ______~~~~~p.m. c;randmother b. (Mother of No.3) d. p.b. P d d. 10 Mar 1845 .. Rebed!a Hendrix ~31 J ~iy 1 ~n 8 Spouae of No. 1- p.d. Cooper Towns, IL 15 (Mother of No. 7. p. b. - Fleming· Co., KY b. Cant. aD chart NO'_1 d. 1908 p.b. - "Cf- Name of Compiler Lael Fyriong Alberg & FOUR GENERATION ANCESTOR CHART Una Alley Moog Address __~P~.~O~.~Bo~x~7L7L9~ ______PersOtll No.1 on this chart is the same person as No._on chart No. ___ Chart No. City, State Inverness, MT 59530-0779 8. Date ______A_p_r_i_l_1_9_90 ______b. (Father of No. 4. Cant. on chart NO._1 p.b. m. 4 p.m. ------~(F~U~~-r~~~N~o·~~-4d. b . p.d. b. DoLe at Birth . b. p.b. Place at Birth m. Oate of Marrage p.rn. Place of Manage 9 . d. Oate at Death (Mother of No.4. p.d. Place at Death b. Cont. 00 cbart No._) p.b. d. 2 Thomas Dodds p.d. b. p.b. m. 10 (Father of No.5. p.m. b. Cont. on cbart No. _ I d. p.b. p.d. m. p.m. ~5__ ~ ______~=-~~d. b. (Mother of No. 2) p.d. p.b. d. 11 (Mother of No.5. p.d. b. Coot. 00 chart No._ . _ ) Ellen's great p.b. grandmother: d. 1 Margaret Dodds p.d. b. 24 Aug 1833 p.b. Dundee Parish, Scotland m. 25 Jun 1851 12 David Be (Father of No.6. p.m. b. Cont. on chart No. ___ } d. p.b. p.d. m. ~6~-D-a-v-l-·d--B-e-l-l------~~--~~p.m. b. (Father of No. 3) d. p.b. p.d. m. p.m. 13 (Mother of No.6. d. b. Cant. on cbart NO·_1 p.d. p.b. d. 3 Helen Bell p.d. b. (Mother of No.1) p.b. d. 14 David Dick (Father of No.1. p.d. b. Cont. on chart No. __ l p.b~
I... 111 m. Ellen's Great ~_a_r..::g_a_r_e_t_D_i_c_k___ _::':"~__:_,,_~ p. m. grandfather: b. (Mother of No. 3) d. p.b. p.d. Edmond Dodds Keith d. b. 2CMay-1830- - SpouaeofNo.l. p.d. 15 Helen Raitt (Mother of No. 7. p.b. - Dundee Parish, Scotland b. Cant. 00 chart NO·_l d. p.b. d. _ .1 -70-
MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------05/04/1991 Hankins, Calvin Justin Hankins, Wendy Carol 7184 M 384
12106/1991 Harmon, Kevin Howard Thurman, Jodie Lynn 7206 M 401
12123/1991 HOllingsworth, Philip Buell Aben, Angelita Hebron 7209 M 403
06/1211901 Isaacson, John T. Duntley, Mariann Elizabeth 558 B 164
06/15/1904 Ingram, John W. Thompson, Ella 780 B 386
01/02/1905 Imberg, John P. Grovun, Gena 831 B 437
09/07/1911 Ivins, Edwin James Moir, Margaret 1460 D 66
04/27/1915 Ingram, R. Roy I. Tucker, Martha Ellen 1746 D 352
04/08/1916 Inebert, Reginald Harber, Florence Gertrude 1820 D 426
07/05/1916 Ishler, Oscar C. Hartman, Velma 1846 D 452
08/3111918 Isham, Edward J. Colt, MyrtLe M. 2055 E 171
07/11/1921 Isaacson, John T. Jensen, Martha 2212 E 328
11/04/1937 Iverson, Kenneth 1. MacKenzie, Elizabeth M. 3214 G 193
04/2911939 Ingalls, Ernest Mi ller, Mary 3355 G 334
07/10/1941 Ineson, Maurice W. Colegrave, Laura W. 3647 G 628
08/02/1941 Ireland, John Donat Webb, Georgia Mae 3655 G 636
02/28/1942 Irons, Harold Edwards O'Neill, Ada BelL 3724 H 62
04/2511942 IreLand, George Ki rkwood Dubbs, MiLdred Louise 3743 H 81 -.
08/04/1945 Iodence, HaroLd S. MaLmberg, Barbara 4032 H 369
02105/1947 Ibsen, August F. Onberg, Norma P. 4219 H 555
07/25/1947 Inman, Joseph Robert Burgess, Nancy Jean 4268 H 604
06/29/1948 Inabnit, Raymond Lloyd Gouchenour, ELaine PearL 4358 I 44
01/08/1949 Ioppa, Eusebia Guerini, Margherita 4420 I 107
01/12/1949 Irons, Harold Edward BuckLey, Hattie Adeline 4423 I 110
03/25/1950 Irwin, Truman OLson, MyrtLe L. 4563 I 250 - 7/-
MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------02122/1952 Irvine, Gordon L. Pri ce, Eva l. 4742 I 429
08/20/1955 IcenogLe, OrLand L. Ivey, Jennie B. 5086 J 133
04/23/1960 Irwin, C. WesLey Cook, Phoeby 5653 K 34
09/10/1962 Ish, Arthur Henry Brurud, Bette Jane 5902 K 282
01/21/1991 Ingebritson, Jean French Wi rtz, JoAnn ELizabeth 7179 M 375
02/06/1888 Jackson, Orvin W. HeaLy, Maria A 7
06/18/1889 Johnson, Oscar Davis, Mamie C. A 53
07/13/1889 Jones, Henry E. Gahan, Catherine A. A 55
12/26/1891 Johnson, Bennett O'Bryan, Susie 106 A. 177
09/27/1892 Jones, John W. ReynoLds, Ida J. 133 A 204
12/01/1894 Jackson, Henry BOx, Laura 243 A 315
04/16/1896 Jones, R. E. ALexander, ELizabeth v. 276 A 348
0211611897 Johnson, Edward B. Gordon, LuLa 327 A 399
07/21/1897 Johnson, August Breedon, Mamie 343 A 415
05/04/1899 Johnson, Gus OLund, Gussie 430 B 36
08/15/1899 JuLian, CaLvin S. Corker, LilLian 449 B 55
01/02/1901 Joyce, MichaeL J. FLanagan, Grace J. 533 B 139
02/09/1901 Jorgensen, Johannes M. CalaLL ie, NelLie 536 B 142
0312011901 Johnson, WiLLiam FLynn, Rose 543 B 149
08/24/1903 Jones, DudLey Nadeau, Lydia RosaLda 710 B 316
08/26/1903 Johnson, Robert Lough, Esther 711 B 317
04/06/1904 Johnson, Earnest D. Baeth, Amanda 764 B 370
07/09/1904 Johnson, George D. Heaney, Sarah A. 790 B 396
12/21/1904 Johnson, CharLes A. ALLen, Mary 826 B 432
05/19/1905 Johnson, PercivaL H. Goodman, Gertrude Agusta 855 B 461 MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------OS/25/1905 Johnson, George F. StiLes, Maude 857 B 463
09/06/1905 Jones, John Dwight Perkins, May 880 B 486
09/27/1905 Jorgensen, JaLmer A. HuLehan, Lillian H. 886 B 492
02/01/1906 Johnson, Louis Gloyn, Effie 917 C 25
09/22/1906 Judd, John J. HagLund, Alma 967 C 75
11/21/1906 Jordon, Hewey J. McLeod, Jean Bell 979 C 87
05/14/1907 Johnson, Carl A. Holm, Bertha 1013 C 121
06/17/1907 Johnson, CLarencer D. Beilstein, Philena E. 1024 C 132
09/17/1907 Jarvis, Frederick Boyier, Mary 1056 C 164
10/12/1907 Jagerson, GiLbert H. Bernard Mann, Jenny Jane 1068 C 176
01/08/1909 Jackson, Sherman Goins, Alta 1168 C 276
05/13/1909 Janssen, Anthony T. Baldwin, Madge 1193 C 301
04/16/1910 Jackson, Harry Baldwin, Mary 1262 C 370
04/29/1910 Jensen, L. M. CampbeLL, ALice 1264 C 372
07/15/1910 Jones, Lee A. Gallow, Carrie J. 1298 C 406
09/27/1910 Jordan, Max P. Roslyn, Edith Eskew 1328 C 436
01/25/1911 Jones, ELzie Hunter, Elizabeth 1374 C 482
08/15/1911 Jarvis, ALex Boyce, Anna 1448 D 54
12/18/1911 Jones, Ernest R. McCabe, Margaret 1503 D 109
06/05/1912 Jones, Thomas Evans Crooks, Martha Ann 1541 D 147
11/22/1912 James, W. V. Gray, Lois AbigilL 1568 D 174
03/26/1914 Johannes, R. J. TurkLeson, Clara 1649 D 255
06/03/1914 Johnson, Fred H. Payne, Florence L. 1660 D 266
12/08/1914 Jameson, Claude DeLmar Holm, Olga Marie 1711 D 317
01/07/1915 Johnston, Francis B. Horning, Marie G. 1727 D 333 -73-
MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------06/24/1915 Johnstone, Adam Harber, Francers Mary 1764 D 370
12/08/1916 Johnson, Elmer C. ALderdice, Amy 1888 E 4
01/05/1917 JeLinek, CharLes Haarant, Anna 1900 E 16
01/28/1918 Jardine, Harry G. McVeigh, Olive May 2009 E 125
06/26/1918 Johnson, William M. McFarLane, Mary Margaret 2030 E 146
08/03/1918 Johnson, Oscar E. BandeL, Matilda K. 2038 E 154
08/16/1918 Jeffrey, Morris H. DuLey, Margaret 2041 E 157
01/28/1919 Johnson, Walter A. Semenze, Lena 2089 E 205
05/26/1919 Johnson, ALfred F. James, AdeLaide Fay 2106 E 222
04/02/1920 Johnson, William Wedin, Hilda Louise 2151 E 267
06/12/1920 Jamieson, Joseph WiLlard Adney, Florence Grace 2166 E 282
09/20/1920 Jorgenson, ALf Bethune, Josephine 2179 E 295
07/13/1921 Jensen, Jens C. Ritchie, Bernice 2213 E 329
05/26/1924 Jennings, EarL David Swanson, Jeannetta I. 2333 E 449
06/18/1924 Jones, OswaLd WestfaLL, EtheL L. 2339 E 455
09/2011924 Jamison, WaLter W. CLark, Verna 2346 E 462
06/21/1926 Jordon, Arthur DiLLon McLeish, IdabeL 2401 F 21
06/2611928 Johnson, Arthur WaLter WerstLer, Zenaide 2526 F 146
02/14/1929 Johnson, Charlie A. Hembree, MabeL 2561 F 181
04/22/1929 Jorgenson, John WiLLiam PursLey, Mary Anna ELizabeth 2564 F 184
04/28/1932 Jones, Everett Martinich, Katherine 2740 F 360
09/25/1933 Joyce, Thomas SLowey, Anna Barbara 2821 F 441
10/18/1933 Jenkins, Lawrence WaLter BahnmiLLer, Helena 2828 F 448
11/30/1933 Johnson, Joe Gerhard ThaneL, Birdie May 2839 F 459
06/01/1934 Jones, Wi LL iam McDonneLL, Rose 2871 F 491 MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------12/06/1934 JeweLL, Warren ELsworth BosweLL, Vivian 2919 F 539
01/24/1935 Johnson, Peter O. Hope, Effie Anna 2932 F 552
03/28/1935 Jones, Everett W. Dickson, 1. Jean 2948 F 568
04/13/1935 Jewsbury, Richard A. Trainor, Virginia 2953 F 573
06/29/1935 Jorgensen, Henry C. ALL in, Betty 3002 F 622
09/2711935 Johnson, Warren A. Harris, AbigaL 3019 F 639
01/22/1936 Jackson, Ray Henry Deck, Irene Gene 3049 G 28
03/14/1936 Jirsa, Edward P. Eyck, Ruth P. Ten 3058 G 37
04/27/1937 Johnson, James Herbert WoLvington, AmeLia V. 3151 G 130
09/30/1937 JaunaL, Jack Bury, Cyril La 3207 G 186
10102/1937 Jones, Gordon Y. Potter, Esther Mae 3208 G 187
08/12/1938 Juneau, Bud L. BaLkoski, Josephine 3276 G 255
11/26/1938 Jacks, Ben DeWitt, Anna BeLLe 3313 G 292
12/24/1938 Johnson, Raymond Arthur Stevenson, RoseLa Marie 3322 G 301
01/28/1939 Jones, Richard H. SaLminen, EiLeen 3330 G 309
04/0311939 Johnston, CarL Thomas Tenney, Margaret 3345 G 324
05/20/1939 Jones, Perry Joseph, Jr. Bauer, Dorothy Ann 3364 G 343
11/27/1939 Janetski, DougLas Lee Parrish, Winifred Jean 3432 G 411
12/20/1939 Johnson, Joseph Gerhard ReynoLds, Sova 3439 G 418
07/13/1940 Johns, Lawrence Everett StordahL, Cora ALfrieda 3516 G 495
08/09/1940 Jorgenson, Harved Magnus TaLstad, GLadys MabeL 3525 G 504
08/29/1940 Johnson, Edward Irwin Waters, Grace ELizabeth 3533 G 512
01/16/1941 Johnston, Oscar, Jr. Jones, Una 3585 G 564
03/11/1941 Jonas, Pete Murphy, Nina 3601 G 581
04/23/1941 Jones, John E. BiLske, Georgania 3617 G 598 -7S-
MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------03/27/1942 Jones, William John Mullikin, Ruth Naomi 3734 H 72
06/27/1943 Johnson, Floyd Franklin Culbertson, Edith Louise 3844 H 181
10102/1943 Jensen, Jerry Ronald Rody, Audrey Elizabeth 3875 H 212
06/14/1944 Johnson, Edward Irvin Rougle, LucilLe M. 3916 H 253 .. 07/09/1944 Jackson, Norman Wade Jones, Norma Janice 3925 H 263
11/21/1944 Jurenka, Wi LL iam Arthur Moes, Adelaide Rose 3967 H 305
02/23/1945 Johnson, Lynn Purcell Powell, Dolly Margaret 3991 H 329
07/07/1945 Johnson, Emil Steffens, Ann 4017 H 355
10/04/1945 Joubin, George Henry Hedenstrom, Dorothy Margaret 4048 H 384
08/13/1946 Johnson, Jay Herbert Dokos, Lyda Merja 4162 H 497
07/11/1947 Jensen, Henry Michael Jensen, Leslie 4265 H 601
05/01/1948 Jex, ArLanda WiLLiam Harris, Donna Lorraine 4338 I 24
06/23/1948 Jolicoeur, Robert Edwi n Abernathy, Georgina Dona 4356 I 42
08/21/1948 Johnstone, Richard L. Langevin, Helen 4371 I 57
09/16/1948 Johnson, Robert S., Jr. Vermillion, Mary ELayne 4383 I 69
10101/1948 Jones, Donnie Lee Looking Calf, Josephine 4388 I 74
08/31/1949 Johnson, Val Joseph Holm, Ann Marie 4490 I 177
12/31/1949 Jackson, Marley E. Cox, Mary Ann 4544 I 231
04/29/1950 Jones, Stanley P. Peterson, TheLma 4575 I 262
-; 05/26/1950 Johnson, Harry Julius O'Brien, Ethel 4581 I 266
06/18/1950 Joy, John Frederick Hansen, Ruth 4584 I 271
07103/1950 Jacobs, ALexander M. Jordan, Barbara H. 4593 I 280
02/24/1951 Johnston, Forest Ray Thorson, Sarah Margretta 4667 I 354
08/11/1951 Johnson, Robert Lee, Jr. Korosec, Delores Marie 4695 I 385
06/04/1952 JeLinek, Jack Joseph Ludtke, Laura Jean 4769 I 456 -7/P-
MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------10/21/1952 Justice, EarL D. Schmitt, HiLda 4813 1 500
10/04/1953 Johnke, Richard Arthur Ludwig, Lillian Louise 4906 I 593
10/02/1953 Jackson, Andrew DeLano WiLson, Barbara 4907 1 594
04/04/1954 Johnson, Raymond F. Shikany, PhyLLis Joyce 4957 J 5
04/13/1954 Johnson, RaLph L. Berni, Betty Ann 4959 J 7
01/15/1955 Johnson, John D. HughLett, Jessie Marie 5029 J 76
02/25/1955 Jennings, Max C. ConnoLLy, Eunice E. 5034 J 81
03/17/1956 Jemison, George ELbert Stamnes, Agnes Cameron 5152 J 199
04/05/1956 Jacobs, DanieL MichaeL Norum, MiLdred Leone 5158 J 205
04/21/1956 Jackson, CharLes Edward, Jr. Davis, CLarice ALberta 5162 J 209
05/05/1956 Johnson, Emil Scott, Gertrude 5166 J 213
OS/25/1956 Johnston, George Otis Benson, LueLLa Faye 5178 J 225
08/23/1956 Jungers, Leonard DonaLd Ronneburg, Audrey CaroLyn 5208 J 255
12/08/1956 Jones, Don Kent HaLLas, Dorothy Bernice 5241 J 288
06/01/1957 Jenkins, Jerry Louis Main, Joanne Marie 5284 J 331
08/27/1957 Johnson, Boyd WiL Liam Savoy, HeLen Louise 5312 J 359 DIS.
09/08/1957 Jacobson, DonaLd OarL Madison, Donna KathLeen 5314 J 361
10/03/1957 Johnson, Andy Trevithick, GLoria Yvonne 5326 J 373
10/12/1957 Juedeman, HaroLd Eugene Fairbanks, DeLores Nadine 5328 J 375
01/10/1958 Johnson, Fred ALbert Peterson, Diane Louise 5361 J 408
06/30/1958 Jensen, Richard Harry Gurney, Patricia Ann 5422 J 469
08/24/1958 Jandt, WesLey Dennis Jacobsen, Barbara 5448 J 495
09/20/1958 Jones, Robert Harry ALdequerra, EveLyn Rose 5465 J 512
10/25/1958 Johnson, Richard DeLL Jones, Meredith Lee 5471 J 518
03/13/1959 Johnson, Chester DaLe Linn, Margaret Louise 5517 564 MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------08/01/1959 Jackson, DonaLd Lee Haworth, Martha Ann 5566 J 615
09/21/1959 Jenkins, Loren ALvin FOx, ELdonna Edythe 5591 J 640
07/20/1960 Johannson, George V. Monson, EtheL H. 5677 K 58
04/17/1961 Johnston, CLarence R., Jr. Brurud, Barbara J. 5771 K 152
05/06/1961 Johnson, Dennis GiLbert GoodseLL, Bonnie Rae 5776 K 157
06/13/1962 Joseph, Thomas A. Peterson, Bonnie Jean 5882 K 262
10/09/1962 Johnson, Edward John LiedLe, LiLLian Esther 5911 K 291 DIS.
01/07/1963 Johnson, Phillip B. DeFrance, Kathryn B. 5933 K 313
05/18/1963 Johnson, Darrell Berton Beck, CaroL Grace 5969 K 348
12/07/1963 Johnson, Darris Dawnn Hankins, Norma Joy 5993 K 375
10/07/1964 Jensen, Jerry Lawrence FowLer, Karen Lee 6030 K 410
11/16/1964 Jensen, CLark L. Howard, Patricia GayLe 6036 K 416
03/13/1967 Jetson, Morris Jeri Jetson, Patricia Ann 6129 K 509
06/26/1968 Jergens, Louis Gary Leaf, KathLeen Marie 6190 K 569
OS/29/1969 Johns, Edward Lee Cook, GLoria Jean 6242 L 24
06/01/1969 Jurgens, James Jerry OLson, MaryLin Lee 6243 L 25
06/07/1969 JoLin, James Eugene Bitz, Nioma Jane 6244 L 26
04/10/1970 Johnson, CLark Theodore Hemathad, NongLak 6280 L 62
12/19/1970 Jurenka, Terry WiLLiam FowLer, LeLa Louise 6311 L 93
-:; 05/06/1972 James, DaryL CLark HighfiLL, Winona ELLen 6371 L 153
09/22/1972 Jordan, Robert J. King, Janet CLaire 6388 L 170
08/25/1973 Johnsrud, LyLe Carter, Jr. Davison, Lynn Lorraine 6432 L 214
07/10/1976 Jones, James ALan Larsen, JoLeen Rae 6572 L 354
07/09/1977 Jensen, Richard Bertram Lyson, Rosemary 6631 L 413
11/04/1978 Johnson, Terry K. BernthaL, Deborah Jean 6696 L 478 MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------01/31/1979 Jappe, Monte Dean Jordan, Patricia Rose 6703 L 485
09/08/1979 Jones, CLark Thomas Owen, Tammy Sue 6731 L 513
06/07/1980 Jordan, John Peter Myers, Janet Lynn 6760 L 542 DIS.
07/12/1980 James, Dennis LyLe GoLdhahn, Laura Lee 6776 L 542 DIS.
09/06/1980 Jensen, Kenneth Ray Hodges, Ronda Jean 6791 L 573
05/30/1981 James, Steven ALLen WaLLace, Mona ELaine 6803 M 14
09/04/1982 JongeLing, Kevin Roy ALLen, CaroLine Ann 6881 M 79 DIS.
09/18/1982 Johnson, DaLe Warren ThornhiLL, Joan Etta 6885 M 84
04/26/1985 Johnson, Myron Duane Mays, Maureen ELaine 6985 M 183 DIS.
05/11/1985 Johnson, Craig ALLen Townes, Jetta Denise 6987 M 184
06/0811985 Johnson, Gary Warren Wei Ler, Jennie Lee 6993 M 189 DIS.
08/25/1986 Jasinski, James MichaeL PhiLLips, Tammy Jane 7039 M 237
06/18/1988 JoLLey, Brian Wayne Burden, Tina Marie 7089 M 286
12/03/1988 Johnson, DougLas Scot Micks, Cherie Margaret 7109 M 303 DIS.
06/16/1990 JuLian, WiLLiam Mark WiLson, Lorraine Marie 7157 M 352
08/18/1990 Johnson, James MichaeL Joyce, CoLette Gerise 7170 M 364
06/03/1991 Jones, Mickey Shawn Qui ck, Tana MicheLLe 7189 M 383
03/08/1888 King, Richard WhiteCaLf, Lucy A 11
10/17/1888 KeLLy, SamueL T. Gardipee, Mary L. A 31
02/14/1889 Kennedy, John TuLLy, ELizabeth J. A 42
05/25/1889 Kirby, Joseph PostiLL, Sarah Ann A 50
11/21/1889 Kaiser, Ferdinand S. Arpin, Catherine C. 3 A 74
01/17/1891 Keys, ALexander WaLL, Theresa 46 A 116
01/31/1891 Keys, Louis Piegan, Jennie 51 A 122
05/06/1891 KirkaLdie, Frank Bresh, Mary 84 A 155 MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR CHOUTEAU COUNTY DATE APPLICANT BRIDE LICNU BKNU PGNU NOTE ------11/27/1891 Kelly, H. W. RieLLy, Annie 103 A 174
12/09/1893 KnLage, Conrad Grossman, Eva 198 A 269
02/07/1895 Kreps, ALbert S. Brousious, Rebecca 235 A 307
01/03/1896 KearfuL, Jerome Tibbets, FLora M. 245 A 317
02/13/1897 KiLroy, Richard R. Fox, Ellen E. 326 A 398
04/2811897 Kuhn, David Doherty, Mary 330 A 402
06/10/1897 Kuhr, Henry C. MilLer, ELsie 335 A 407
07/03/1898 KeLLer, Harrison Davis, Jennie 388 A 460
01/27/1899 Kuchenoneister, Frank J. Florek, Katie 417 B 23
08/02/1899 Krah, August Morke, TiLLy 448 B 54
02/07/1900 KeLLam, Char Les R. Davis, JuLia R. 492 B 98
02/0411902 Kathmann, Bernard Kremer, Agnes 600 B 206
06/07/1902 Kimbrough, George CoLe, Amy 628 B 234
05/06/1903 Kruse, CarL C. Kerr, Bessie 688 B 294
11/12/1903 Kett LeweLl, Fred R. Hester, Minnie P. 729 B 335
03/18/1905 Karouse, Robert B. Bruner, Edith LyLe 843 B 449
11/12/1905 KeLLy, CharLes D. Timmons, Effie M. 900 C 8
07/07/1906 Kitrich, Otto H. Duteau, Maggie 946 C 54
07/11/1906 KinseLLa, Lawrence J. PfLepsen, Anna M. 947 C 55
07/14/1906 KuLewatz, Hans F. Gustasen, Anna 963 C 71
05/23/1907 KoLburg, KarL A. Ross, Mrs. Mary 1017 C 125
06/15/1908 Kelley, Thomas CotLer, Katherine 1115 C 223
08/08/1908 Kriske, Ernst Steffanski, Therese 1132 C 240
09/22/1908 KLanke, Ernest E. Manning, Frieda 1142 C 250
12/21/1908 Kirby, E. L. Whitcomb, Grace 1163 C 271