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     Rose M. Pata was born circa 1915 at Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA. She married Henry O. Seim. Rose M. Pata died on 13 February 1993 at York, York Co., PA. She was buried in February 1993 at Greenmount Cemetery, York, York Co., PA.

     Arethusa Patch married Elisha Calkins.

     Anna E. Patchell was born on 18 July 1854.¹ She was the daughter of James Patchell and Elizabeth Gravelle.¹ Anna E. Patchell married A. Rinewalt Supplee, son of Zimmerman Supplee and Hannah Rinewalt, on 11 January 1877, Ceremony by Rev. D. J. R. Strayer.¹ Anna E. Patchell died on 16 December 1891 at age 37.¹

     James Patchell married Elizabeth Gravelle.¹

     Arthur Niles Patchett was born in January 1898 at Michigan.¹ He married Margaret C. Jackson circa 1918.¹ Arthur Niles Patchett died on 15 March 1957 at age 59. He was buried in March 1957 at Flushing City Cemetery, Flushing, Genesee Co., MI, Find A Grave Memorial# 61846853.

     Robert George Patchett was born on 11 April 1919 at Michigan. He was the son of Arthur Niles Patchett and Margaret C. Jackson.¹ Robert George Patchett married Madeline Louise Grumley, daughter of Nelson L. Grumley and Rose Marie Ade, on 13 August 1965 at Genesee Co., MI, Two daughters. Robert George Patchett died on 9 September 2005 at Genesee Co., MI, at age 86.

     August Pate married Harriet Baxley, daughter of William Baxley and Lydia Sonner, No children, separated. August Pate married Susan C. Windell, daughter of George Windell and Catherine Hedges, on 7 December 1911 at Harrison Co., IN.

     Hazel Pate married Ray Brown.

     Maggie Pate was born in April 1873 at Pickens Co., AL.¹ She married William Olius Windle, son of Samuel Murphy Windle and Margaret Alice McGee, circa 1895 at Pickens Co. (probably), AL.¹

     Minnie Estelle Pate was born on 13 July 1899 at Alabama. She was the daughter of Samuel Pate and Maggie Bridges. Minnie Estelle Pate married Thomas Cole Windle, son of Thomas Sidney Windle and Mathe Emma Jennings, circa 1913. Minnie Estelle Pate died in September 1984 at Pickens Co., AL, at age 85.

     Samuel Pate married Maggie Bridges.

     Edward Nye Patek was born on 21 April 1911 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL. He was the son of Max Patek and Marion Twinkle Nye. Edward Nye Patek died on 13 October 1998 at Wheaton, DuPage Co., IL, at age 87.

     Max Patek was born in June 1880 at Arcadia, Tremealeau Co. (probably), WI.¹ He was the son of Siegismund Patek and Wilhelmina (?)¹ Max Patek married Marion Twinkle Nye, daughter of Edward Quincy Nye and Caroline Adelia Clippinger, on 9 October 1909 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., WI. Max Patek died in 1933 at Evanston, Cook Co., IL.

     Siegismund Patek was born in October 1837 at Bohemia.¹ He married Wilhelmina (?) circa 1860.¹

     Frances Paterson was born circa 1810 at Ohio.¹ She married Samuel J. Freel. Frances Paterson died on 21 January 1882 at Huntington Co., IN.

     Anna Ellen Paton was born on 31 May 1846 at Rhode Island.¹ She married James Gilchrist circa 1866.¹ Anna Ellen Paton died on 18 November 1903 at Logan Co., IL, at age 57.

     Duncan McLennan Paton married Marguerretta Gladys Burrows.

     James Dana Paton was born on 7 April 1943 at King Co., WA. He was the son of William James Paton and Eleanor Blanche Haskins. James Dana Paton died on 1 January 2012 at Spokane, Spokane Co., WA, at age 68 Obituary (Findagrave.com):

Our beloved father, Jim "Pates" Paton, 68, passed away January 1, 2012 in Spokane surrounded by family and friends.
Jim was born in Seattle, Washington in 1943 to William and Eleanor Paton(Haskins). After his family relocated to Spokane, he attended Finch Elementary and Havermale Jr. High and graduated from Shadle Park High School in 1961. Jim participated in many high school sports and extra-curricular activities including football, baseball, basketball, wrestling, clansmen club, drama and band. He received the MVP player award, was captain of the football team and the All-City football team and was the student body vice president for his class. Jim attended Washington State University where he played football and was a member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity. After graduating in 1965, Jim played football for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Seattle Rangers and Columbia Lions of the Pacific Football League and Canadian Football League from 1965 - 1968. Jim's teaching and coaching career began in the Highline School District. In 1970 Jim returned to Spokane and began coaching and teaching at his Alma mater, Shadle Park High School. He coached football, wrestling and J.V. baseball at Shadle for seven years and was named the head baseball coach at Rogers High School in 1977. Jim also coached football and many summer leagues while at Shadle and Rogers. Jim strived for improvements and "firsts" in the baseball programs he led, always for the benefit of his players. Many of his players have said that he was a true inspiration and viewed him as a father figure. Jim took All-Star teams abroad to Australia, China and Russia and his players visited places such as Cooperstown Hall of Fame, Alaska, Florida, Louisiana and California. Jim continued coaching and teaching for 25 years, and after retirement remained active in youth sports for many years. Although he lived with Parkinson's Disease for more than 30 years, he never let it hold him back from what he wanted to accomplish. He achieved in maintaining a positive outlook on life and never lost footing in his passion for baseball and athleticism. Jim loved anything sports related and was a superior athlete on many fronts. In addition to his football career, he achieved a black belt in karate, ran thirteen marathons and was a triathlon competitor. He loved to dance, attend or watch any sporting event and carried an adventurous spirit into every aspect of his life – there wasn't anything Jim wouldn't do or try. Jim also deeply cherished his friendships and seemed to be the ringleader amongst his friends. During the later years of his life, Jim also enjoyed spending time with his three granddaughters. Jim had a gift for organizing manpower and raising funds to support causes he truly believed in. This could be seen, and was highly recognized, in the baseball and sports programs he led as well as in his actions as an advocate for Parkinson's. Jim received many honors and recognitions during his lifetime including the 1986 Washington State Baseball Coach of the Year, inducted into the Washington State Coaches Hall of Fame in 1988, received the SGMA (Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association) Heroes Award in 1995, received the Spokane County Volunteer of the Year Award in 1991 for his contributions to youth sports and was listed in the Spokesman-Review in 1997 as one of the greatest stars to wear crimson and gray for WSU. Jim also initiated the All-Star Feeder games for Spokane and hosted the baseball All-State game for years.
He was preceded in death by his parents William and Eleanor Paton and brother William "Billy" Paton.
He is survived by his daughters Polly Maxwell and Emmy Wise, their husbands Shawn Maxwell and Trent Wise, and his granddaughters Peyton Maxwell, Madelyn Maxwell and Lilian Wise.
He is also survived by his sister Cheryl Liedke and her husband Don Liedke.
A scholarship fund has been established in his honor to carry on his dream to provide opportunities to youth throughout the Spokane Community.
Contributions may be made to the Paton Memorial Baseball Scholarship Fund, c/o Wash.Trust Bank, 27 E. Indiana, Spokane, WA 99207.
A celebration of his life will be held Saturday, January 14th at 1 p.m. in the Shadle Park High School's Auditorium. Dad...you were truly one-of-a-kind… Happy Homeruns.

     Margueretta Frances Paton was also known as "Marge". She was born on 13 November 1912 at Duluth, St. Louis Co., MN. She was the daughter of Duncan McLennan Paton and Marguerretta Gladys Burrows. Margueretta Frances Paton married Watkins Andrew Broyles M.D., son of Dr. Franklin Hunt Broyles and Leila Watkins, on 4 October 1947 at Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, Prior to her marriage to Watkins Andrew Broyles, Marjorie was married to Percy Valentine Patrick Fralka. Marjorie and Percy had two sons, Gerald David and Daniel Patrick who were later adopted by Watkins.

Margueretta Frances Paton died on 26 November 1986 at Bethany, Harrison Co., MO, at age 74 OBITUARY

Marge Broyles
Margueretta Frances "Marge" Broyles, 74, Forest Lane, Bethany, died Wednesday, Nov. 26, at the Noll Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Broyles was the wife of longtime Bethany physician Dr. W. A. Broyles and was a registered nurse. She was born Nov. 13, 1912, in Duluth, Minn.
Mrs. Broyles was a member of the First Christian Church, Bethany, the Beta Sigma Phi Soroity and the Bethany Country Club.
Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Jerry Broyles, Omaha, Neb., and Dan Broyles, Manhatten, Kan; her mother, Gladys Paton, Tucson, Ariz; a brother, Glenn Patton, Phoenix, Ariz; and nine grandchild.
Funeral services were Saturday, Nov. 29, at the Roberson-Polley Funeral Home, Bethany, with Rev. Donald Briley officiating. The services were followed by cremation.

     William James Paton was born on 14 August 1913. He married Eleanor Blanche Haskins on 1 May 1937. William James Paton died on 28 November 1994 at Spokane, Spokane Co., WA, at age 81.

     Buenavista Patrick was born in 1847 at Daviess Co., MO.¹ She was the daughter of John Walter Patrick and Frances A. Coffee.¹ Buenavista Patrick lived on 24 August 1870 at Osage Twp., Dent Co., MO, Living in sister Orelia Johnson's household.² She married Overton Warden, son of Elijah Warden and Catherine Stevens, on 31 March 1872 at Dent Co., MO.³ Buenavista Patrick married James Ward Austin, son of Thomas Austin and Julia Ann Garrison, on 19 October 1884 at Meagher Co., MT. Buenavista Patrick died in February 1889 at Chestnut Valley, Cascade Co., MT.

     Charles Patrick married Sarah Layhey.

     Clarence Patrick married Elsie Naomi Wolfe, daughter of Perry Arthur Wolfe and Bertha Burnette, in September 1920.

     Corilla Frances Patrick was born in January 1850 at Jasper Co., MO, She was clearly born in early 1850, having been listed as 6 months old on the 1850 census, as of September 9th. But having lost her mother at a young age she may not have known the correct year. She was listed as age 18 in the 1870 census, Dent County, Missouri. 1900 census shows January, 1851. DLB 2016.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Walter Patrick and Frances A. Coffee. Corilla Frances Patrick lived on 24 August 1870 at Osage Twp., Dent Co., MO, Living in sister Orelia Johnson's household.³ She married William Burr Daniel circa 1872, Married 27 years, seven children born, seven living as of the 1900 census. The William and Corilla Burr family were listed twice in the 1900 census, once each in Chouteau and Lewis and Clark Counties.^2,4 Corilla Frances Patrick lived on 26 June 1900 at Lewis and Clark Co., MT.⁴ She died on 20 August 1906 at Butte, Silver Bow Co., MT, at age 56.

     Edward Patrick was Presbyterian.¹ He was born on 12 October 1875.¹ He was the son of Samuel Patrick and Susan Golt. Edward Patrick married Mary H. Miller, daughter of Joseph G. Miller and Maggie Agnew, on 27 June 1922. Edward Patrick lived in 1926 at R.F.D., Smithsburg, Washington Co., MD.¹

     Fred Patrick was born on 9 August 1884 at Texas. He married Lillian Alkire, daughter of Marquis B. Alkire and Mary E. Huffhines, in 1928. Fred Patrick died on 6 August 1948 at Dallas, Collin Co., TX, at age 63.

     Geneva May Patrick was born on 8 January 1876 at Illinois.¹ She married Elmer Ellsworth Stevens, son of Allan Stevens and Phebe (?), on 8 August 1894 at Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Geneva May Patrick died on 15 September 1974 at Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 98 per SSDI, last residence Pasadena.

     George Patrick married Sarah Barker.

     John Walter Patrick was born circa 1820 at Tennessee.¹ He married Frances A. Coffee, daughter of Joel Thomas Coffee and Juliet Cantrell Windle, Frances Coffee's name was omitted from "Sevier Family History" (Madden), p. 332.

     Lazetta Patrick was born circa 1841 at TN.¹ She was the daughter of John Walter Patrick.¹