| Father | Rev. Robert Martin DeVault (b. 1 November 1886, d. 16 December 1928) |
| Mother | Bess Telete Moulten (b. 14 September 1890, d. 15 January 1987) |
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| Son | Thomas Braden Milligan+ |
| Daughter | Doris Lynn Milligan |
| Son | Robert David Milligan (b. 25 May 1953, d. 29 May 1953) |
| Son | Robert Mark Milligan |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | Rev. Robert Martin DeVault (b. 1 November 1886, d. 16 December 1928) |
| Mother | Bess Telete Moulten (b. 14 September 1890, d. 15 January 1987) |
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| Father | Rev. Robert Martin DeVault (b. 1 November 1886, d. 16 December 1928) |
| Mother | Bess Telete Moulten (b. 14 September 1890, d. 15 January 1987) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | Edwin Bruce DeVault |
| Daughter | Sharon Leta DeVault |
| Son | Michael David DeVault |
| Daughter | Lisa Ann DeVault+ |
| Last Edited | 10 February 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | James Harrison Haws (b. 13 November 1846, d. 27 March 1927) |
| Mother | Rowena E. Peoples (b. 26 March 1852, d. 1 July 1936) |
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| Daughter | Rowena Elizabeth Haws (b. 29 March 1905, d. 26 October 2000) |
| Daughter | Kathleen Reeves Haws+ (b. 3 April 1909, d. 26 May 1992) |
| Daughter | Mary Claire Haws (b. 6 February 1911, d. 16 May 2000) |
| Daughter | Helen Harrison Haws+ (b. 18 April 1918, d. 26 May 1982) |
The Baltimore Sun, Thursday, June 23, 1904, page 8.
Bristol, Va., June 22.
Haws--Reeves.
Miss Kathleen Reeves, daughter of Mrs. Mary Reeves, of this city, was married to Mr. Samuel N. Haws at 8:30 o'clock this evening in the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. W. O. Cochrane officiated. The bride is a daughter of the late Capt. I. E. Reeves, of Jonesboro, Tenn. For two years she had been in Bristol as a teacher in the city schools. The groom is a lawyer of Jonesboro.
Biographical Sketch:
Samuel Nathan Haws was born on 28 June 1879 in Tennessee. His father was a farmer near Kingsport, Tennessee. Throughout Samuel Haws’ life he invested in land and stocks, ran lumber companies, and farmed. He owned lumber tracts just outside Walterboro, South Carolina; Johnson City, Tennessee; and Kingsport, Tennessee.
He married Kathleen Reeves on 22 June 1904. Her family home was Wheatland plantation in Washington County, Tennessee. She graduated from Jonesboro [Tennessee] High School on 23 May 1895 and attended Peabody Normal College. She worked as a teacher prior to their marriage, and in April 1921 she was appointed to the Kingsport [Tennessee] Board of Education.
Following their marriage, the couple moved to St. Matthews, South Carolina, where Samuel Haws practiced law for a number of years. In 1913 he bought a tract of land near Kingsport, Tennessee, for use in his lumber business. The following year, he financed the building of a railroad siding for use in these endeavors. By 1917 he had moved his family to a 2,740-acre land tract near Stokes, South Carolina (just north of Walterboro). This land was used in his lumber operation, but he also farmed and raised livestock on it. Over the next several years, Haws frequently traveled between Walterboro and his various business interests in Tennessee.
From 1924 to 1926 the family lived in Jackson Heights, New York. During this time, Haws’ daughters attended Camp Norchunkaw in Queens, New York. The family moved back south but returned in 1933 when Haws became the office manager for the Government Crop Loans program.
He was associated with the Haws-Harmon Lumber Company (Johnson City and Kingsport, Tennessee), the S.N. Haws Wholesale Lumber (Johnson City, Tennessee), the Walterboro Lumber Company (Walterboro, South Carolina), the Holston Lumber Corporation (Kingsport, Tennessee), and the Palmetto Corporation (of which he was principal stockholder).
In addition, he was on the board of directors for the First National Bank of Walterboro and the Walterboro Press & Standard newspaper.
Florence Morning News (Florence, South Carolina); Monday, 12 October, 1952; page 2A column 2; (Ancestry.com)
South Carolina Man In Class Reunion
Morning News Bureau
WASHINGTON -- Oct. 11 -- Samuel Haws, a lumberman from S. C., is one of the five surviving members of the class of 1900 at George Washington University, who had their first reunion at the university here this week.
This is a full attendance of the surviving members out of the 12 who composed the class of fifty-two years ago.
Miss Pearl E. Thonssen of Washington, retired assistant principal of Western High School was the only woman present. The four men had not met since they graduated from what was then Columbian College.
The quartet were Brig. Gen.. H. C. Coburn, U. S. A., retired; Hubert B. Fuller, a lawyer of Cleveland; William D. Serrett of Washington, and Haws.
Biographical Sketch from online Haws Family document found at: http://www.sc.edu/library/socar/mnscrpts/findaids.html
Samuel Nathan Haws was born on 28 June 1879 in Tennessee. His father was a farmer near Kingsport, Tennessee. Throughout Samuel Hawsf life he invested in land and stocks, ran lumber companies, and farmed. He owned lumber tracts just outside Walterboro, South Carolina; Johnson City, Tennessee; and Kingsport, Tennessee.
He married Kathleen Reeves on 22 June 1904. Her family home was Wheatland plantation in Washington County, Tennessee. She graduated from Jonesboro [Tennessee] High School on 23 May 1895 and attended Peabody Normal College. She worked as a teacher prior to their marriage, and in April 1921 she was appointed to the Kingsport [Tennessee] Board of Education.
Following their marriage, the couple moved to St. Matthews, South Carolina, where Samuel Haws practiced law for a number of years. In 1913 he bought a tract of land near Kingsport, Tennessee, for use in his lumber business. The following year, he financed the building of a railroad siding for use in these endeavors. By 1917 he had moved his family to a 2,740-acre land tract near Stokes, South Carolina (just north of Walterboro). This land was used in his lumber operation, but he also farmed and raised livestock on it. Over the next several years, Haws frequently traveled between Walterboro and his various business interests in Tennessee.
From 1924 to 1926 the family lived in Jackson Heights, New York. During this time, Hawsf daughters attended Camp Norchunkaw in Queens, New York. The family moved back south but returned in 1933 when Haws became the office manager for the Government Crop Loans program.
He was associated with the Haws-Harmon Lumber Company (Johnson City and Kingsport, Tennessee), the S.N. Haws Wholesale Lumber (Johnson City, Tennessee), the Walterboro Lumber Company (Walterboro, South Carolina), the Holston Lumber Corporation (Kingsport, Tennessee), and the Palmetto Corporation (of which he was principal stockholder).
In addition, he was on the board of directors for the First National Bank of Walterboro and the Walterboro Press & Standard newspaper.
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| Father | Samuel Nathan Haws (b. 28 June 1879, d. 16 June 1972) |
| Mother | Kathleen Reeves (b. 11 August 1878, d. 4 October 1960) |
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Obituary -- Post & Courier, Charleston, SC; Friday, October 27, 2000; page B-3:
MURPHY, Elizabeth Haws
WALTERBORO - Elizabeth Haws Murphy, 95, a retired school teacher, died Thursday at the Colleton Place.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Sunday at the Graveside in Live Oak Cemetery, conducted by Rev. Lee Cothran and directed by THE FRED PARKER FUNERAL HOME.
Mrs. Murphy was born March 29, 1905 in Bristol, TN, a daughter of the late Samuel Nathan Haws and Kathleen Reeves Haws. She was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church and the D.A.R. She was a graduate of Cornell University. She was the the widow of William Perry Murphy.
Surviving are: 3 nieces, Carol R. Simmons of Walterboro, Kathleen Harwood of Ridgeway and Helen McDowell of Irmo and a nephew, Lawrence G. Hardin of Columbia.
Memorials may be made to Bethel United methodist Church, P.O. Box407, Walterboro, SC 29488.
Visitation will be held from 6:00 until 8:00 PM Saturday at the residence of Carol Simmons, 3 Dogwood Lane, Walterboro, SC.
| Last Edited | 23 September 2021 00:00:00 |
| Father | Henry Graydon DeVault (b. 21 October 1892, d. 6 November 1971) |
| Mother | Cecile Alta Howell (b. 16 January 1894, d. 14 November 1966) |
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| Son | Tracy Lynn DeVault+ |
| Daughter | Robin Anne DeVault+ |
| Son | Bradford Dean DeVault+ (b. 10 May 1951, d. 16 February 1985) |
Cecile (Howell) DeVault reported to Marvel (Hillman) DeVault that her son William DeVault was born with smallpox.
Bill and Marvel were married in Alliance, Nebraska. They drove to Alliance with her parents, her sister Erma and his mom. They were married in the vestibule of the First Presbyterian Church. Marvel wore a wine-colored dress that she bought in Scottsbluff. They had saved some money and bought a console radio in Alliance. After the ceremony they all went to see a movie and then went back to her parents' farm for dinner. Marvel says that they still had the radio when they moved to Reseda.
After Bill and Marvel were married, they lived at the Anderson House apartments in Bridgeport, Nebraska. Marvel was working at the Farm Bureau in Bridgeport. She quit her job at the Farm Bureau and followed her sister, Erma, to Washington D.C. for a higher paying job at the Census Bureau.
Jobs were still hard to come by. At one point, Cecile, Sam and Bill were all out of work, all living on Marvel's salary. Bill and Sam even drove to Denver looking for work.
Bill moved to Garden Grove, California to go to Vultee Aircraft Assembly School. He went with a friend and they stayed with the friend's relatives.
Bill got a job at Lockheed. Marvel (reluctantly, because she was having such a good time in Washington) quit her job in Washington D.C. and moved to California. Bill and Marvel moved to a small guest house located at 418 1/2 Harvard Road, Burbank, California. Tracy was born there. Bill's mom, Cecile, came to California to stay a few weeks and ended up staying ten months. The small house that was crowded for two, now with four, was impossible to live in. The family moved up the street to 714 Harvard Road. (Cecile returned to Nebraska when Tracy was about 10 months old.) Bill's uncle Sam came out to California when Tracy was about 18 months old. Sam, Marvel and Tracy returned to Nebraska for a visit. Tracy got stuck under the train seat before the train left the station.
The family was living on Pass Ave., Burbank, California (a house they owned) when Bill was drafted. (Tracy was about two years old.) Marvel and Tracy moved to Mountain View (living in an apartment). Bill was stationed at Fort Ord.
WWII was over, but Bill was sent to Japan to serve with the Army of Occupation. In December of 1945, Marvel was pregnant with their second child and moved back to her folks farm in Bayard, Nebraska. Tracy had his tonsils taken out. Robin was born in Alliance, Nebraska.
Bill was discharged from the service and traveled to Nebraska to join his family for Christmas, '46. The family moved back to California and stayed with Carl and Gerry Cutshaw and their family for awhile.
The family moved to converted army barracks on Amhurst Drive, Burbank, California. (The barracks were located on grounds of McCambridge Park.)
In 1950 the family purchased the house at 7338 Garden Grove Ave., Reseda, California. Their third child, Bradford, was born here. Marvel was still living in this house in January, 2000.
Bill worked for Bendix Corporation for many years. He also worked for Sun Electric and Brock Engineering for awhile. All were involved in making hydraulic components or test equipment for hydraulic systems used in the aircraft industry. Between these jobs he tried his hand at selling new cars (Pontiacs) and selling real estate.
Marvel went to work for the Los Angeles City School System and worked as an Office Manager for many years. She worked at a number of schools including Cantara Street School, and Wonderland School.
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| Father | Andrew Moberg (b. June 1850) |
| Mother | Gusta S. (b. December 1850) |
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| Daughter | Marjorie Beth Moberg+ (b. 4 October 1922) |
OBITUARY
Bayard Transcript - August 16, 1963
Last Rites
Monday For
C. E. Moberg
Services were held at the presbyterian Church Monday at 10 a.m. for C. E. (Chris) Moberg, who passed away Friday evening, August 9, at a Scottsbluff hospital. His death brought to a close his fight against his illness. He was 73 years of age.
The son of Andrew and Christina Moberg, he was born April 15, 1890 at Aurora Nebr. He was a graduate of Aurora High School and Colorado College at Colorado Springs with the class of 1913.
He was married to Maud DeVault at Denver on June 9, 1921.
Mr. Moberg was a long-time employee of the Great Western Sugar Company; starting in the Eaton, Colorado factory in 1913, moving from there to Scottsbluff and then to Bayard as chief chemist. He retired in 1955 as assistant superintendent.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Bayard Lodge No. 301 AF&AM.
Survivors include his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Beth Campbell of Colorado Springs; three grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs Harold Moberg of Los Angeles and Mrs Carl Davidson of Aurora, Neb.
The rev. Jerrold Aspengren officiated at the services Monday. Burial was in the Bayard cemetery. Plummer Funeral Home had charge of the arrangements.
A memorial to his memory has been established to the choir of the Presbyterian Church.
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| Father | Carl Ephraim Moberg (b. 30 April 1890, d. 9 August 1963) |
| Mother | Maude Carolyn DeVault (b. 21 July 1895, d. January 1975) |
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| Son | Gary R. Campbell+ (b. 31 July 1944, d. 10 August 2003) |
| Daughter | Christy Campbell (b. 12 July 1949, d. 2 April 1971) |
| Son | Craig Campbell (b. 9 February 1952, d. 26 June 1968) |
| Last Edited | 23 February 2010 00:00:00 |
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| Daughter | Regina Kay Boothe+ |
| Last Edited | 3 March 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | Thomas Niedergerke |
| Mother | Dolly Snethen |
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| Daughter | Martha Jo Niedergerke+ (b. 22 November 1934, d. 19 October 2009) |
| Daughter | Mary Dee Niedergerke+ |
| Last Edited | 3 March 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | Thomas Gordon Niedergerke (b. 24 October 1907, d. 8 April 1987) |
| Mother | Catherine Benson Davault (b. 3 September 1909, d. 21 October 1979) |
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| Daughter | Sherri Ann Doepke+ |
| Son | Stephen Randolph Doepke+ |
| Daughter | Catherine Marie Doepke |
Obituary – The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri; Thursday, October 22, 2009, page A18 (Newspapers.com):
MARTHA J. (JODY) DOEPKE
Martha J. (Jody) Doepke, 74, Stilwell, KS, passed away Monday, October 19, 2009, at Menorah Medical Center. Memorial services will be at 7 p.m., Thursday, October 22, at D. W. Newcomer’s Sons Johnson County Chapel, 11200 Metcalf, Overland Park, KS 66210. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m., on Thursday, at the Chapel prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to Kansas City Hospice and Palliative Care, 10100 W. 87th Street, Suite 100, Overland Park, KS 66212.
Jody was born on November 22, 1934 in St. Louis, MO. She was raised in Fulton, MO. She graduated from William Woods in 1954. Jody married Bud on October 9, 1954 in Fulton, MO. They just celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary. For many years, Jody’s passion was riding quarter horses. She was a member of AQHA and past president of NEKQHA. Jody was active in the American Royal and was a member of Saddle & Sirloin since 1966. She was an active volunteer at Lakeside Hospital in Kansas City, MO. Jody was very local and true to her friends, and she had a great love for her family.
Jody is survived by her husband, A. W. (Bud) Doepke, of the home; daughter, Sherri (Phil) Tearney, Stilwell, KS; son Randy (Kristen) Doepke, Elburn, IL; and daughter, Cassie (Charlie) Kunkel, Lee’s Summit, MO; grandchildren, Drew, Dale, and Rory Doepke, and Rachel Tearney; sister, Dee Dee (Dick) Cochran, Lake St. Louis, MO; and brother-in-law, Dale K. Doepke, San Francisco, CA.
Arr.: D. W. Newcomer’s Sons Johnson County Chapel, (913) 451-1860. Fond memories and condolences for the family may be left at www.johnsoncountychapel.com.
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Lucy B. Gillispie+ |
| Son | Albert Gillispie |
| Daughter | Mary DeVault Gillispie+ |
| Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Nancy Honsaker |
| Son | William Honsaker |
| Son | Horton Honsaker |
| Son | Russell Honsaker |
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