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| Son | Henry Clay Dean Osborn+ (b. 1 August 1863, d. 28 June 1938) |
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| Father | Henry Clay Dean Osborn (b. 1 August 1863, d. 28 June 1938) |
| Mother | Catherine Matilda Kirkpatrick (b. 26 June 1868, d. 14 February 1893) |
| Pedigree Link |
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| Father | William Harvey Mourning |
| Mother | Nancy Ann Breeden |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Ruby Merle Kirkpatrick (b. 29 February 1896, d. 9 February 1993) |
| Daughter | Nellie Frances Kirkpatrick+ (b. 27 December 1897, d. October 1989) |
| Son | John William Kirkpatrick+ (b. 12 March 1899, d. 12 February 1967) |
| Daughter | Nancy May Kirkpatrick+ (b. 18 April 1901, d. 10 November 1992) |
| Daughter | Blanche Fern Kirkpatrick+ (b. 26 February 1904, d. 11 April 1966) |
| Son | Ralph Wayne Kirkpatrick+ (b. 11 November 1910, d. 13 November 1974) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Anna Maude Mourning+ (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Anna Maude Mourning+ (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Last Edited | 16 May 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Pedigree Link |
From John P. Kirkpatrick
Ruby Merle Kirkpatrick was born 29 February 1896 in McDonough County, Illinois and died on 9 February 1993 at Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California. Ruby never married. Ruby attended Normal Teachers College at Macomb, Illinois but graduated from Heading College located in Abingdon, Knox County, Illinois. Ruby worked for the Internal Revenue Service in California for many years.
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| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | Robert Melvin Pollock+ (b. 27 February 1920, d. 1 July 2000) |
| Daughter | Annabelle Lee Pollock+ (b. 18 June 1922, d. 13 April 1963) |
| Daughter | Mildred Imogene Pollock+ (b. 23 July 1926, d. 16 July 2021) |
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| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Eleanor Ruth Kirkpatrick+ |
| Daughter | Marilyn Anne Kirkpatrick+ |
| Daughter | Luan Carroll Kirkpatrick+ |
OBITUARY
Services Held Wednesday For John W. Kirkpatrick
John W. Kirkpatrick, 67, of 415 W. Washington St., Macomb, died at 8:15 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12 in the District Hospital at Macomb, where he had been admitted as a patient at 11:00 a.m. that day after suffering a heart attack.
Funeral services in charge of Clugston Funeral Home, were held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Macomb Methodist Church with the Rev. Richard M. Newhall officiating and burial was in Camp Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was born March 12, 1899, in Bethel Township, son of George and Anna Mourning Kirkpatrick. He moved from Bethel Township to Tennessee Township at the age of two years and at the age of eight years he moved to Industry Township. Later he farmed in Scotland Township and came into Macomb in 1926. He attended Heading College at Abingdon and Brown Business College in Galesburg. He served one term as deputy Circuit Clerk in McDonough County and in 1962 retired after 30 years of service as a city mail carrier.
He was a member of the Macomb Methodist Church and the National Letter Carriers Association.
On Jan. 26, 1923, he was married to Ruth Wilson, who survives with three daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Eleanor) Dennis of Quincy, Mrs. Richard (Marilyn) Stone of Anaheim, Calif., and Mrs. William (Luan) Adams of Molien. Six grandchildren; a brother, Ralph Kirkpatrick of Kenosha, Wis.; and three sisters, Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick of Pasadena, Calif, Mrs. Nell Pollock of Macomb and Mrs. Mary McAlister of San Gabriel, Calif., also survive.
A sister, Mrs. Blanche Pennington, is deceased.
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| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Elaine McAlister |
| Son | Herbert Edgar McAlister+ (b. 11 September 1924) |
| Daughter | Anna Jennette McAlister+ (b. 27 December 1927, d. 7 November 1992) |
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| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | Robert Kenneth Pennington, Jr.+ (b. 28 February 1926, d. 26 May 1981) |
| Daughter | Diane Kirkpatrick Pennington+ (b. 9 January 1932, d. 1 May 2002) |
| Son | Donald Richard Pennington+ |
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| Father | George Melvin Kirkpatrick (b. 23 October 1869, d. 4 May 1950) |
| Mother | Anna Maude Mourning (b. 11 November 1873, d. 3 May 1925) |
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| Son | Ronald Kent Kirkpatrick+ |
OBITUARY
Former Macomb Resident Dies
Funeral services for Ralph W. Kirkpatrick, 64, of Kenosha, Wis., formerly of Macomb, will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Clugston Chapel in Macomb. The Rev. Kenneth A. Mortonson will officiate and burial will be in the Oakwood Cemetery. Family visitation will be from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the funeral chapel and friends may call from 7:30 p.m. Saturday until the time of services.
Mr. Kirkpatrick died Wednesday night at this home.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was born on Nov. 11, 1910, in McDonough County, a son of George and Anne Mourning Kirkpatrick. He married Nellie Woll on May 9, 1942. She survives. He had resided in Macomb until his graduation from Western Illinois University at which time he moved to Kenosha, where he has resided since. He was employed as a metallurigical engineer for Anaconda American Brass Co. He was active in Scouting for several years and was awarded the Silver Beaver award.
In addition to his widow, Mr. Kirkpatrick is survived by one son, Ronald K. of Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico; and three sisters, Mrs. Charles (Nellie) Pollock of Macomb, Mrs. Roland (Nancy) McAlister of San Gabriel, Calif., and Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick of Seal Beach, Calif. One sister, Blanche Pennington, and one brother, John, preceded him in death.
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| Father | Samuel Coplan |
| Mother | Lydia Stephens |
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OBITUARY - Macomb Daily Journal
Former Macomb Woman Dies In Moline Hospital
Mrs. Harriet Ellen Kirkpatrick, 84, of Moline, a former Macomb resident, died at 5:45 Sunday evening in the Moline Public Hospital. She had been ill five months.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon in the Dodsworth Piper Wallen Chapel. The Rev. Richard Newhall will conduct the services and buriel will be in Hurchinson Cemetery.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick was born May 24, 1876 in Colchester to Samuel Copelan and Nancy Stevens. She had resided in Macomb until three years ago when she moved to Moline.
She was a member of the Methodist Church, and the Royal Neighbors Lodge. In 1900 she married Noah Grogg. He is deceased.
Surviving are a son, Samuel Grogg of Moline, a brother, Samuel Copelan of Chicago, six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Three children, Mrs. Verda Post, Mrs. Florine Greene and Floyd Smith are deceased.
Friends may call at the funeral home.
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| Daughter | Harriet Ellen Coplan (b. 24 May 1876, d. 1960) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Harriet Ellen Coplan (b. 24 May 1876, d. 1960) |
| Last Edited | 16 May 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | William Rexroat |
| Mother | Mary Landis |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | Dale Melvin Kirkpatrick+ (b. 29 April 1909, d. 18 March 1971) |
| Son | Clarence Lane Kirkpatrick (b. 10 May 1910, d. 14 May 1993) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Bertha Sarah Rexroat+ (b. 10 August 1886, d. February 1973) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Bertha Sarah Rexroat+ (b. 10 August 1886, d. February 1973) |
| Last Edited | 16 May 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | James Garfield Kirkpatrick (b. 26 December 1879, d. 29 November 1966) |
| Mother | Bertha Sarah Rexroat (b. 10 August 1886, d. February 1973) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | David Melvin Kirkpatrick+ (b. 1 December 1935, d. 23 December 2006) |
| Daughter | Rosemary Bertha Kirkpatrick (b. 11 September 1942, d. 3 April 2004) |
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Onaga Herald, December 3, 1931
Leinbach-Kirkpatrick.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Leinbach was the scene of a very pretty wedding, last Saturday noon, when their daughter, Miss Parma, was united in marriage to Mr. Dale M. Kirkpatrick, of Kansas City, Mo.
Rev. Wright M. Horton, pastor of the Federated church, read the ceremony. The home was prettily decorated in yellow and white, with yellow and white chrysanthemums, Spanish moss and palm branches. The impressive ring ceremony was used. The bride was dressed in white-satin with tulle veil to match. She was attended by her sister, Miss Anna Elizabeth, who wore a yellow silk dress. The groom wore the conventional dark blue.
Mr. J. A. Campbell, friend of the groom, was best man.
Only the immediate relatives of the two families were present.
The bride was born and raised in this community, and graduate from the Onaga high school. She attended Kansas University for three years, and is a very talented and refined young lady. The groom is a graduate of Kansas university in the class of 1929 and is a mechanical engineer. He is employed by the Worthington Pump and Machine Company, of Kansas City, Mo.
Following the ceremony, the happy newly-weds departed for their new home at 1030 Benton St., Kansas City, Mo. The many friends in this community extend congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy wedded life.
From John P. Kirkpatrick:
Dale Melvin Kirkpatrick was the older of two sons born to James Garfield and Bertha Sarah (Rexroat) Kirkpatrick. He was born 29 April 1908 at Macomb, McDonough County, Illinois, and attended grammar school there. He died 18 March 1971. He married Parma Dixon Leinbach whom he met at the University of Kansas. The couple married at the bride's home in Onaga, Pottawatomie Co., Kansas, 28 November 1931. She was born at McAlester, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma on 1 July 1908, the daughter of Chester Arthur and Rosemary (McKennon) Leinbach. Chester A. Leinbach was born 1 April 1881 and died in 1933. His wife Rosemary, daughter of Capt. Archibald McKennon (Arkansas 16th Infantry), was born in 1884 and died in
1930.
Dale Kirkpatrick moved as a child with his family from Illinois to Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, between 1915 and 1919. He attended high school and junior college in Kansas City. He graduated from the University of Kansas in 1930 with a degree in mechanical engineering. While in college he worked with his father in the Flint Hills Oil Fields. Upon graduation he went to work for Worthington Pump, but in 1932 lost his job because of the Depression. For a time he sold notions in eastern Kansas and Western Missouri, then moved into the gasoline business in Nevada,
Vernon County, Missouri. But by 1935 he was called back to Worthington Pump.
Once again the Depression forced his termination and he returned to Nevada. The gasoline business prospered enough that he purchased a complete city block and established a combination gasoline station-auto wrecking yard-mechanical shop and auto parts business. He operated this until 1941.
When World War II came along, the gasoline-auto business became highly regulated by The wartime Office of Price Administration (O.P.A) and the Wartime Production board (W.P.B.) and Dale went back into mechanical engineering. He travelled about with a variety of engineering posts in Michigan, Louisiana, Texas and New Mexico (the Atomic Energy Plant at Los Alamos), including assignments in pipelines, refineries and chemical plants. He died at the age of 62 at Nevada, having
assembled a considerable amount of real estate in the area.
His wife, Parma, had completed two years of pre-law and two years of law school but dropped her career in favor of marriage. She was the daughter of Chester Arthur Leinbach the Prosecuting Attorney of Potawatomi Co. KS. Her Uncle Roscoe Conklin Leinbach was the Onaga KS town physician.
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| Father | James Garfield Kirkpatrick (b. 26 December 1879, d. 29 November 1966) |
| Mother | Bertha Sarah Rexroat (b. 10 August 1886, d. February 1973) |
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OBITUARY - The Kansas City Star, May 16, 1993
Clarence L. "Kirk" Kirkpatrick, 83, Leawood, a business owner, died May 14, 1993, at the home. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Newcomer's Overland Park Chapel. Burial will be in the Mansfield (Ohio) Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the chapel. The family suggests contributions to the Western Unit of the Masonic Home of Missouri in care of the Swope Park Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Kirkpatrick owned the Davis Waterproofing Co. from 1963 until he retired in 1983. He earlier owned the DeLong Coal Co., the Preload Midwest Construction Co. and the Industrial Coatings Engraving Co. He was a member of Elks Lodge No. 26, the Swope Park Masonic Lodge and the Ararat Shrine.
He was a Presbyterian. He was an Army veteran of World War II, a charter member of the Blue Hills post of the American Legion, and a member of the Overland Park post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Schuman-Heink chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. He was born in Macomb, Ill., and moved to this area in 1918. Survivors include his wife, Mary Kirkpatrick, of the home.
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| Father | James W. Gilkerson |
| Mother | Gertrude R. Blackstone |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Mary R. Gilkerson (b. 31 July 1910, d. 6 January 2000) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Mary R. Gilkerson (b. 31 July 1910, d. 6 January 2000) |
| Last Edited | 16 May 2012 00:00:00 |
| Father | Peter Turnbull |
| Mother | Margaret Katherine Deasy (b. 19 August 1863, d. 16 September 1893) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Mabel V. Butcher+ (b. 17 January 1907, d. 27 October 1975) |
| Daughter | Florence Alma Butcher+ (b. 29 July 1908, d. 21 July 2005) |
| Daughter | Lavina Caroline Butcher (b. 23 January 1910, d. November 1985) |
| Daughter | Stella Rose Butcher+ (b. 8 October 1911, d. 22 November 2005) |
| Son | Clayton Arlie Butcher+ (b. 2 August 1913, d. 18 January 1994) |
| Daughter | Pauline Lydia Butcher+ (b. 30 October 1916, d. 1 October 2002) |
HISTORY - Margaret Katherine Deasy "Maggie" *mother of Anna L. Turnbull); Downen Family Tree; Owner: jadownen; (Ancestry.com)
Maggie - Second Generation
Margaret Katherine Deasy was the oldest child of Michael Deasy (Ireland 1845) and Henrietta Cole (Baltimore 1844). She was born in Gold Hill, Nevada on 19 Aug 1863. She married Peter Turnbull (Nova Scotia May 1857) in Virginia City, Nevada on 08 Aug 1880. It is presumed that they moved to Idaho about the time the rest of the family moved to the north after the death of her father.
Her husband, Peter Turnbull, is listed as paying taxes at John Day Creek in December 1890. During the short 30 years of her life she had 4 children, all girls. The first, Margaret Catherine, was born in Nevada. The other 3 were born in Idaho. We have two other names, Adelaide and Henrietta, who may be daughters, but we have no other information.
Margaret Catherine 16 Jan 1885 04 Jun 1940 Stites, Idaho
Daisy R Feb 1887
Carrie Jan 1888
Anna L Jan 1891
What little we know about the places where these girls settled and who they married will be covered in a 3rd generation page.
After the death of Margaret Katherine on 16 Sep 1893 in John Day, Idaho Peter married again. His 2nd wife’s name was Frankie L Kiper. She was born in Missouri to parents from Kentucky in Jan 1874. They were married in Grangeville, Idaho on 02 Jan 1895. Based on the 1900 U.S. Census they lived on a farmstead adjacent to the one where Margaret Katherine’s brother Michael and his wife Henrietta Delmage lived. At the time of this census a boy, William (Apr 1898), had been born to Peter and Frankie.
The girls Maggie, Daisy, Annie, and Carrie as they were listed on this census, also resided in the household. The whereabouts of Adelaide and Henrietta (if indeed they are daughters) is unknown. Additionally, John Turnbull (Nova Scotia Dec 1833), Peter’s father was a border in the household. Peter and his father worked as mine laborers.
Other Deasy families (spelled “Deasey” in the 1900 U.S. Census) living in the neighborhood included Margaret Katherine’s brother, John Peter, living on his own place. Michael the cousin of their father and Henrietta Cole, to whom he was now married, were living on another farmstead with their son Jefferson T., Margaret Katherine’s step brother, along with her brothers William Henry and Harry. With the exception of Margaret Katherine herself these other members of the family are given additional introductions in John Peter’s biography.
We know no other information about Frankie L. Kiper, but Peter Turnbull remarried again in Lewiston, Idaho to Clara Phelps on 22 Aug 1903.
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Anna Lydia Turnbull+ (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
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| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Anna Lydia Turnbull+ (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
Anna's parents are buried in John Day Cemetery.
HISTORY - Margaret Katherine Deasy "Maggie" *mother of Anna L. Turnbull); Downen Family Tree; Owner: jadownen; (Ancestry.com)
Maggie - Second Generation
Margaret Katherine Deasy was the oldest child of Michael Deasy (Ireland 1845) and Henrietta Cole (Baltimore 1844). She was born in Gold Hill, Nevada on 19 Aug 1863. She married Peter Turnbull (Nova Scotia May 1857) in Virginia City, Nevada on 08 Aug 1880. It is presumed that they moved to Idaho about the time the rest of the family moved to the north after the death of her father.
Her husband, Peter Turnbull, is listed as paying taxes at John Day Creek in December 1890. During the short 30 years of her life she had 4 children, all girls. The first, Margaret Catherine, was born in Nevada. The other 3 were born in Idaho. We have two other names, Adelaide and Henrietta, who may be daughters, but we have no other information.
Margaret Catherine 16 Jan 1885 04 Jun 1940 Stites, Idaho
Daisy R Feb 1887
Carrie Jan 1888
Anna L Jan 1891
What little we know about the places where these girls settled and who they married will be covered in a 3rd generation page.
After the death of Margaret Katherine on 16 Sep 1893 in John Day, Idaho Peter married again. His 2nd wife’s name was Frankie L Kiper. She was born in Missouri to parents from Kentucky in Jan 1874. They were married in Grangeville, Idaho on 02 Jan 1895. Based on the 1900 U.S. Census they lived on a farmstead adjacent to the one where Margaret Katherine’s brother Michael and his wife Henrietta Delmage lived. At the time of this census a boy, William (Apr 1898), had been born to Peter and Frankie.
The girls Maggie, Daisy, Annie, and Carrie as they were listed on this census, also resided in the household. The whereabouts of Adelaide and Henrietta (if indeed they are daughters) is unknown. Additionally, John Turnbull (Nova Scotia Dec 1833), Peter’s father was a border in the household. Peter and his father worked as mine laborers.
Other Deasy families (spelled “Deasey” in the 1900 U.S. Census) living in the neighborhood included Margaret Katherine’s brother, John Peter, living on his own place. Michael the cousin of their father and Henrietta Cole, to whom he was now married, were living on another farmstead with their son Jefferson T., Margaret Katherine’s step brother, along with her brothers William Henry and Harry. With the exception of Margaret Katherine herself these other members of the family are given additional introductions in John Peter’s biography.
We know no other information about Frankie L. Kiper, but Peter Turnbull remarried again in Lewiston, Idaho to Clara Phelps on 22 Aug 1903.
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| Father | Eben William Butcher (b. 1 October 1869, d. 25 November 1959) |
| Mother | Anna Lydia Turnbull (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Son | Deward Leroy Cain+ |
| Daughter | Betty Jane Cain (b. 9 May 1927, d. 2 April 2009) |
OBITUARY - Lewiston Morning Tribune; Idaho; Wednesday, October 29, 1975; Page 11A
Riggins beautician suffers attack
RIGGINS -- Mabel Odell, a Riggins beauty salon operator for several years, died after a heart attack at her home Monday night. She was 68.
The daughter of E. W. and Anna Butcher, she was born in 1907 at Lucile. She was a member of a pioneer family on the Salmon River at Butcher Bar. She was divorced.
Survivors include a daughter, Betty Rider of Whitebird; a son, Deward Cain of Sun Valley; four sisters, Florence Downen of Lewiston, Lavina Sullivan of Boise, Stella Bosworth of Buhl and Pauline Hoover of Twin Falls, and a brother, Clayton Butcher of Lewiston.
The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Riggins IOOF Hall. Burial will be at Riggins Cemetery. Hansen-Noland Funeral Home of Grangeville is in charge of arrangements.
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| Father | Eben William Butcher (b. 1 October 1869, d. 25 November 1959) |
| Mother | Anna Lydia Turnbull (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Elaine Marie Holbrook |
| Son | Jack Arthur Downen |
OBITUARY
Florence A. Downen, 97, Lewiston
Florence Alma Downen died Thursday, July 21 2005, at Wedgewood Terrace in Lewiston.
She was born to Eben and Anna Butcher June 29, 1908, at Lucile.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald A. Downen; three sisters, Livina, Mabel and Pauline and one brother, Clayton.
Florence had a beauty shop in Grangeville for 12 years. After moving to Lewiston, she had many beauty shops and schools in both Lewiston and Clarkston.
She leaves a daughter, Elaine Downen of Lake Kiowa, Texas, a son, Jack A. Downen from Kettle Falls, Wash., a stepson, Donald Downen from Caldwell; and nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. A sister, Stella, also survives.
GRAVE MARKER:
DOWNEN
DONALD A. FLORENCE A.
JAN. 31, 1913 JUNE 29, 1908
MAR. 27, 1989 JULY 21, 2005.
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| Father | Eben William Butcher (b. 1 October 1869, d. 25 November 1959) |
| Mother | Anna Lydia Turnbull (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
| Pedigree Link |
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| Father | Charles Sullivan (b. about 1867) |
| Mother | India Duncan (b. about 1870) |
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NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Idaho Statesman; Boise, ID; Friday, February 10, 1939; Page: 10; (GenealogyBank.com):
Police Court
Hugh F. Sullivan, drunk and investigation, forfeited $20 bond.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Idaho Statesman (Boise, ID); Friday, September 3, 1948; Page: 13; (GenealogyBank.com):
Boise, Valley County Areas Opened to 450
The state fish and game department Thursday reported that the names of 450 persons had been drawn for the special elk hunt scheduled Oct. 15-31 inclusive. There were a total of 1770 applicants. (included: Sullivan, Hugh F., Boise).
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| Father | Eben William Butcher (b. 1 October 1869, d. 25 November 1959) |
| Mother | Anna Lydia Turnbull (b. January 1891, d. 27 April 1957) |
| Pedigree Link |
| Daughter | Dee Anna Bosworth+ (b. 13 March 1948, d. 31 July 2009) |
| Daughter | Lee Anna Bosworth |
OBITUARY - Website: magicvalley.com; Idaho; Saturday, November 26, 2005; Internet:
Stella 'Sally" Rose Bosworth
BUHL -- Stella "Sally" Rose Bosworth, 94, a longtime Buhl resident, died Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2005, at Bridgeview Estates Skilled Nursing Unit following a short illness.
Sally was born Oct. 8, 1911, in a house along the Salmon River south of Lucile, Idaho. She was the second youngest of four sisters and a brother. They were raised by their father and she told many stories of growing up on the farm with the horses, the orchard and the vegetable garden. After graduating from Grangeville High School she lived in various places and went to beauty school in Portland, Ore., before settling in Twin Falls where she met and married William Bosworth in 1945. In 1950, they adopted twin girls, DeeAnna and LeeAnna. Following the marriage they resided in Buhl, where they had an accounting office until they retired.
Bill and Sallie enjoyed many years together camping and fishing. They belonged to the rifle and pistol clubs and bowled for many years. They also raised a granddaughter, Cynthia. Sally was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church in Buhl until she was no longer able to attend. In later years, Bill and Sally enjoyed playing cards at various places. Sally loved to golf, especially with her grandson, Randall, and played a lot of duplicate bridge. The past few years her health and mind deteriorated somewhat and she lived at Bridgeview estates where she enjoyed playing bingo and other games. She belonged to the Red Hat Society and loved visits from her granddaughter and great-grandchildren.
Earlier this year she came home to live with Cynthia and the kids. She loved having the little ones around, liked participating in "tea parties" and became especially fond of ice cream! She liked to read, especially her gossip magazines and watch Wheel of Fortune. She always looked forward to her two eggs over-easy for breakfast and her two cups of tea a day. She was doing so well until her fall last month when she broke her hip. We were looking forward to having her home by Christmas. We will always remember her huge Thanksgiving turkey dinners and wonderful lemon meringue pies! She was really a wonderful cook. We will miss you Mom and Grandma!
Sally is survived by her daughters, DeeAnna (Keith) Barnes of Castleford and LeeAnna (Bud) Randall of Castleford; granddaughter, Cynthia Owsley of Buhl; granddaughter, Carina Latham of Twin Falls; grandsons, Randall (Misty) Barnes of Buhl and Willie (Brandi) Barnes of Twin Falls; great-grandchildren, Adrianna, Kassidy, Justin, Ryan, Kelsey, Taylor, Kyler, Emily, Diana, Robert and one that is due in May; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Bill, all of her sisters, her brother and a grandson.
The family would like to thank Bridgeview Estates for their care recently and in the past when she was a resident. She really enjoyed her stay and loved all the nurses and aides, and especially the activities.
In lieu of flowers, please donate in Sally's name to the Buhl or Castleford Quick Response Units.
A funeral ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005, at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Buhl. A viewing will be held one hour before services begin at the church. A graveside service will follow at the West End Cemetery. Arrangements are under the care of Farmer Funeral Chapel, Buhl, Idaho,
Note: Contrary to the above obituary, Sally was the third youngest of five sisters and a brother.
GRAVE MARKER
BOSWORTH
BILL H. STELLA R.
JUNE 10, 1918 OCT. 8, 1911
DEC. 6, 1992 NOV. 22, 2005
MARRIED MAR. 19, 1946.
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