Notes: Rumsey Family Pages

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Matches 1,001 to 1,050 of 1,972

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1001	George and Elizabeth were married on Goerge's deathbed.	Family: George Edward Robertson / Elizabeth Hart (F3110)
1002	George C. Skillin, head, M-W-27, married, unknown, United States, United States, house contractor	Skillin, George Charles (I6160)
1003	George Criner, son-in-law, M-W-33, married, IN, same house, bridge construction	Criner, George Witham (I8888)
1004	George Croney, son-in-law, M-W-32, married, NJ, Rochester/Monroe Co./NY, stationary engineer at milk plant	Croney, George Hyslop (I9038)
1005	George D. Cox., stepson, M-W-8, single, KS, NE, KS	Cox, George Delbert (I6265)
1006	George F. Scovill, head, M-W-48, married, KS, IL, English, Carpenter	Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)
1007	George F. Scovill, male	Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)
1008	George J. B. M. C. Painter, 5-M-W, at home, OH	Paynter, George Jacob Beard McClellan (I6166)
1009	George J. C.. Paynter, W-M-14, son, at home, OH, PA, England	Paynter, George Jacob Beard McClellan (I6166)
1010	George L. Thomas, head, M-W-41, married, KS, IA, WI, farm laborer	Thomas, George Leo (I838)
1011	George Letourneau, M-2, Quebec, single	Letourneau, George (I9267)
1012	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Croney, G.M. (I9040)
1013	George Martin, W-M-25, head, married, provision dealer, NY, NY, NJ	Martin, George Washington (I9032)
1014	George Otis, 3-M-W, OH	Otis, George Washington (I2385)
1015	George Scoville, 6-M-W, MN	Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)
1016	George Skillin, head, M-W-39, married, KS, lived at same place in 1935, carpenter	Skillin, George Charles (I6160)
1017	George W. Otis, 14-M-W, working at home, OH	Otis, George Washington (I2385)
1018	GEORGE WALLACE TEMPLIN JANUARY 8, 1959 NELIGH, Neb. - Funeral services for George Wallace (Walter ) Templin, 82, who died here Friday, were held Monday after noon at the Hoepfinger Funeral Home. The Rev. Amel Whitwer, Congregational minister, officiated. Burial was in Laurel Hill Cemetery here. George Wallace Templin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Templin, was born Sept. 1, 1876, in Tennessee, and died Jan. 9 at Neligh at the age of 82 years, 4 months and 8 days. As a young man he was employed by a railroad. His family came to Antelope County in 1919. Mr. Templin lived in Neligh 25 of the 40 years he spent in this community. He was married to Miss Dorothea Sophia Stechleberg of Chamberlain, S.D., Oct. 26, 1907, and they had six children. Mrs. Templin died Oct. 3, 1934. Mr. Templin is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Goldie Peters of Fremont and Mrs. Lois Daniel of Omaha; one son, Wallace W. of Tacoma, Wash.; seven grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Adolph Priefert of Reynolds, Mrs. Margaret Lang of Alexandria and Mrs. Orem McCall of Cheney, and five brothers, Sam of Tekamah, Bernard of Reynolds, Clem and Frank of Kansas City, Mo., and Ralph of Fort Worth, Tex. Three children preceded him in death. The Norfolk Daily News Tuesday, Jan. 13. 1959	Templin, George Wallace (I9212)
1019	George was a member of the Council.	Reade, Col. George (I2940)
1020	George Williams, brother, single, M-19, shoemaker journeyman, born in Llandilo Crutony, Monmouthshire, Wales	Williams, George (I9926)
1021	Georgia's SSN was issued in Kansas.	Razak, Georgia Arlene (I6700)
1022	Germaine Fontaine, F-13, Nov 1898, daughter, single, Quebec	Fontaine, Germaine (I9257)
1023	Gerritt Jansz Couwenhoven was a tenant farmer of the estate Couwenhoven in the neighborhood Ceulhorst on the Hoogland near Amersfoort, owned by the family De Wijs who were holding it from the feudal Land Lord of Montfoort. He may be identical with Gerrit Jansz Couwenhoven who is mentioned in 1564 as tenant of the land of the family Van Vanelveld.	Couwenhoven, Gerritt Jansz (I4916)
1024	Gideon was living in 1758, when he was mentioned in his father's will. A search of land records, etc. show nothing for Gideon in Bristol Co.	Martin, Gideon (I4511)
1025	Gilbert came to New England aboard the Blessing in 1635, at the age of 14. He lived first in Scituate, then in Marshfield by 1643. He moved back to Scituate by 1646 and then to Rehoboth by 1662. He may have been a brother to William Brooks who also came on the Blessing in 1635. Gilbert was a servant to William Vassall, who was also aboard the Blessing. He was a servant at least thru March 1638/39.	Brooks, Gilbert (I3276)
1026	Gladys H. Skillen, wife, F-W-23, married at 20, MI, IL, WI	[Unknown], Gladys H. (I10011)
1027	Gladys Lucille Jones, 69, WaKeeney, died June 12, 2005, at Trego County Lemke Memorial Hospital. She was born Nov. 3, 1935, in rural Trego County to John J. and Fannie (Razak) Littlechild. She married Luther Jones in 1959 in LaPuente, CA. She was a care-giver. Survivors include two sons, Steven Jones of Peterborough, NH, and Allen Jones of Brookings, SD; a brother, and three sisters. Services will be Thursday at Schmitt Funeral Home, WaKeeney; burial in the WaKeeney City Cemetery.	Littlechild, Gladys Lucille (I6257)
1028	Gladys Pitman, daughter, F-W-6, single, KS, KS, KS	Pitman, Gladys (I6183)
1029	Gladys Skillin, wife, F-W-37, married, MI, lived at same place in 1935	[Unknown], Gladys H. (I10011)
1030	Gordon served in the Civil War as Colonel of the 13th Illinois Cavalry.	May, Gordon Allen (I8638)
1031	Grace A. McAlpine, daughter, F-W-27, divorced, TX, lived in same place in 1935, body press operator in retail laundry	Skillin, Grace A. (I10006)
1032	Grace M. Morris, wife, F-W-38, married 12 years, IN, Scotland, Scotland	White, Grace Maria (I6954)
1033	Grace Scovill, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, MO	Scoville, Grace Agnes (I403)
1034	Grace Skillin, daughter, F-W-17, single, TX, KS, MO	Skillin, Grace A. (I10006)
1035	Grace Swasey, W-F-6, daughter, single, at school, IL, NH, Canada	Swasey, Bessie Grace (I6949)
1036	Grace was living on Block Island October 13, 1680, indicated by one of two occasions on which she was brought before the court for theft.	[Unknown], Grace (I2439)
1037	Grace Waters, roomer, F-W-38, married, MO, NY, NY	Rumsey, Grace (I540)
1038	Grandma Paynter, whose death was mentioned in this paper last week, was in every sense of the word, a pioneer of Osborne county and she tasted the bitter disappointments and heartaches of the early settlers. One of her great accomplishments was the rearing of her large family of children, whom she had near her during her life in this vicinity. The following obituary was read at the funeral service by the Rev. C. A. Spalding of the Alton Methodist church: Helen M. Patterson was born in Mongahala county, West Virginia, May 22, 1836, and died in Alton, Kansas, December 19, 1916, at the age of 80 years, five months and twenty-seven days. When still a child, her parents moved to Ohio, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Daniel Paynter on the tenth day of November, 1859. To them were born seven children - five sons and two daughters - one of the daughters, Sarah Elizabeth, departed this life December 22, 1872. The other children, John T., James F., William H., Charles E., Albert J., and Mattie M. Miller, still survive and were privileged to be at their Mother's bedside during her last hours. The family moved from Ohio to Alton, Kansas, in April, 1879, settling in 1880 on a claim six miles northwest of this place. Seven years later - November 26, 1887 - the husband and father passed out into the Great Beyond, and in October, 1889, Mrs. Paynter, with her daughter Mattie, moved to Alton, where she has since resided. She united with the Christian Church of Mount Hope, Ohio, in 1873, later transferring her membership to the Christian Church at Stockton, Kansas, where it remained until the time of her death. The place she held in the hearts and lives of her family and friends is an index of the life she lived, and of her, as of few, could it be said, "The stars shall shine for a thousand years / For a thousand years and a day / But God and she will love and live / When the stars have passed away."	Patterson, Helen Marr (I730)
1039	Gretel, or Greta as she was called, went to New York City to live. It was thought she had married.	Rumsey, Greta Mae (I9754)
1040	Gustus Malsbury, W-M-12, son, single, at home, IL, IL, NY [NJ]	Malsbury, William Augustus (I4890)
1041	Guy F. Cox, stepson, M-W-13, single, KS, NE, KS	Cox, Guy Franklin (I6278)
1042	H. N. Ward, W-M-57, head, married, crockery store, England, England, England	Ward, Horatio Nelson (I6951)
1043	H.B. Skillin, 19-M, KS	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)
1044	Hance B. Skillin Jr., son, M-W-16, single, CA, same house	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7622)
1045	Hance B. Skillin Jr., son, M-W-6, single, CA, KS, NE	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7622)
1046	Hance B. Skillin, daon, W-M-4, Aug 1895, single, KS, U.S., U.S.	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)
1047	Hance B. Skillin, head, M-W-24, married, KS, NY, NY, mechanic	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)
1048	Hance B. Skillin, head, M-W-34, widowed, KS, NY, NY, proprietor of undertaking business	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)
1049	Hance B. Skillin, head, M-W-44, maried, KS, same house, mortician	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)
1050	Hance B. Skillin, son, M-W-14, single, KS, NY, NY	Skillin, Hance Boyd (I7617)

Notes

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1001

George and Elizabeth were married on Goerge's deathbed.

Family: George Edward Robertson / Elizabeth Hart (F3110)

1002

George C. Skillin, head, M-W-27, married, unknown, United States, United States, house contractor

Skillin, George Charles (I6160)

1003

George Criner, son-in-law, M-W-33, married, IN, same house, bridge construction

Criner, George Witham (I8888)

1004

George Croney, son-in-law, M-W-32, married, NJ, Rochester/Monroe Co./NY, stationary engineer at milk plant

Croney, George Hyslop (I9038)

1005

George D. Cox., stepson, M-W-8, single, KS, NE, KS

Cox, George Delbert (I6265)

1006

George F. Scovill, head, M-W-48, married, KS, IL, English, Carpenter

Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)

1007

George F. Scovill, male

Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)

1008

George J. B. M. C. Painter, 5-M-W, at home, OH

Paynter, George Jacob Beard McClellan (I6166)

1009

George J. C.. Paynter, W-M-14, son, at home, OH, PA, England

Paynter, George Jacob Beard McClellan (I6166)

1010

George L. Thomas, head, M-W-41, married, KS, IA, WI, farm laborer

Thomas, George Leo (I838)

1011

George Letourneau, M-2, Quebec, single

Letourneau, George (I9267)

1012

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Croney, G.M. (I9040)

1013

George Martin, W-M-25, head, married, provision dealer, NY, NY, NJ

Martin, George Washington (I9032)

1014

George Otis, 3-M-W, OH

Otis, George Washington (I2385)

1015

George Scoville, 6-M-W, MN

Scoville, George Franklin (I3394)

1016

George Skillin, head, M-W-39, married, KS, lived at same place in 1935, carpenter

Skillin, George Charles (I6160)

1017

George W. Otis, 14-M-W, working at home, OH

Otis, George Washington (I2385)

1018

GEORGE WALLACE TEMPLIN

JANUARY 8, 1959

NELIGH, Neb. - Funeral services for George Wallace (Walter ) Templin, 82, who died here Friday, were held Monday after noon at the Hoepfinger Funeral Home. The Rev. Amel Whitwer, Congregational minister, officiated.

Burial was in Laurel Hill Cemetery here.
George Wallace Templin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Templin, was born Sept. 1, 1876, in Tennessee, and died Jan. 9 at Neligh at the age of 82 years, 4 months and 8 days.

As a young man he was employed by a railroad.

His family came to Antelope County in 1919. Mr. Templin lived in Neligh 25 of the 40 years he spent in this community.

He was married to Miss Dorothea Sophia Stechleberg of Chamberlain, S.D., Oct. 26, 1907, and they had six children. Mrs. Templin died Oct. 3, 1934.
Mr. Templin is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Goldie Peters of Fremont and Mrs. Lois Daniel of Omaha; one son, Wallace W. of Tacoma, Wash.; seven grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Adolph Priefert of Reynolds, Mrs. Margaret Lang of Alexandria and Mrs. Orem McCall of Cheney, and five brothers, Sam of Tekamah, Bernard of Reynolds, Clem and Frank of Kansas City, Mo., and Ralph of Fort Worth, Tex.

Three children preceded him in death.

The Norfolk Daily News
Tuesday, Jan. 13. 1959

Templin, George Wallace (I9212)

1019

George was a member of the Council.

Reade, Col. George (I2940)

1020

George Williams, brother, single, M-19, shoemaker journeyman, born in Llandilo Crutony, Monmouthshire, Wales

Williams, George (I9926)

1021

Georgia's SSN was issued in Kansas.

Razak, Georgia Arlene (I6700)

1022

Germaine Fontaine, F-13, Nov 1898, daughter, single, Quebec

Fontaine, Germaine (I9257)

1023

Gerritt Jansz Couwenhoven was a tenant farmer of the estate Couwenhoven in the neighborhood Ceulhorst on the Hoogland near Amersfoort, owned by the family De Wijs who were holding it from the feudal Land Lord of Montfoort. He may be identical with Gerrit Jansz Couwenhoven who is mentioned in 1564 as tenant of the land of the family Van Vanelveld.

Couwenhoven, Gerritt Jansz (I4916)

1024

Gideon was living in 1758, when he was mentioned in his father's will. A search of land records, etc. show nothing for Gideon in Bristol Co.

Martin, Gideon (I4511)

1025

Gilbert came to New England aboard the Blessing in 1635, at the age of 14. He lived first in Scituate, then in Marshfield by 1643. He moved back to Scituate by 1646 and then to Rehoboth by 1662. He may have been a brother to William Brooks who also came on the Blessing in 1635.
Gilbert was a servant to William Vassall, who was also aboard the Blessing. He was a servant at least thru March 1638/39.

Brooks, Gilbert (I3276)

1026

Gladys H. Skillen, wife, F-W-23, married at 20, MI, IL, WI

[Unknown], Gladys H. (I10011)

1027

Gladys Lucille Jones, 69, WaKeeney, died June 12, 2005, at Trego County Lemke Memorial Hospital. She was born Nov. 3, 1935, in rural Trego County to John J. and Fannie (Razak) Littlechild.

She married Luther Jones in 1959 in LaPuente, CA.

She was a care-giver.

Survivors include two sons, Steven Jones of Peterborough, NH, and Allen Jones of Brookings, SD; a brother, and three sisters.

Services will be Thursday at Schmitt Funeral Home, WaKeeney; burial in the WaKeeney City Cemetery.

Littlechild, Gladys Lucille (I6257)

1028

Gladys Pitman, daughter, F-W-6, single, KS, KS, KS

Pitman, Gladys (I6183)

1029

Gladys Skillin, wife, F-W-37, married, MI, lived at same place in 1935

[Unknown], Gladys H. (I10011)

1030

Gordon served in the Civil War as Colonel of the 13th Illinois Cavalry.

May, Gordon Allen (I8638)

1031

Grace A. McAlpine, daughter, F-W-27, divorced, TX, lived in same place in 1935, body press operator in retail laundry

Skillin, Grace A. (I10006)

1032

Grace M. Morris, wife, F-W-38, married 12 years, IN, Scotland, Scotland

White, Grace Maria (I6954)

1033

Grace Scovill, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, MO

Scoville, Grace Agnes (I403)

1034

Grace Skillin, daughter, F-W-17, single, TX, KS, MO

Skillin, Grace A. (I10006)

1035

Grace Swasey, W-F-6, daughter, single, at school, IL, NH, Canada

Swasey, Bessie Grace (I6949)

1036

Grace was living on Block Island October 13, 1680, indicated by one of two occasions on which she was brought before the court for theft.

[Unknown], Grace (I2439)

1037

Grace Waters, roomer, F-W-38, married, MO, NY, NY

Rumsey, Grace (I540)

1038

Grandma Paynter, whose death was mentioned in this paper last week, was in every sense of the word, a pioneer of Osborne county and she tasted the bitter disappointments and heartaches of the early settlers. One of her great accomplishments was the rearing of her large family of children, whom she had near her during her life in this vicinity.

The following obituary was read at the funeral service by the Rev. C. A. Spalding of the Alton Methodist church: Helen M. Patterson was born in Mongahala county, West Virginia, May 22, 1836, and died in Alton, Kansas, December 19, 1916, at the age of 80 years, five months and twenty-seven days.

When still a child, her parents moved to Ohio, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Daniel Paynter on the tenth day of November, 1859. To them were born seven children - five sons and two daughters - one of the daughters, Sarah Elizabeth, departed this life December 22, 1872. The other children, John T., James F., William H., Charles E., Albert J., and Mattie M. Miller, still survive and were privileged to be at their Mother's bedside during her last hours.

The family moved from Ohio to Alton, Kansas, in April, 1879, settling in 1880 on a claim six miles northwest of this place. Seven years later - November 26, 1887 - the husband and father passed out into the Great Beyond, and in October, 1889, Mrs. Paynter, with her daughter Mattie, moved to Alton, where she has since resided. She united with the Christian Church of Mount Hope, Ohio, in 1873, later transferring her membership to the Christian Church at Stockton, Kansas, where it remained until the time of her death.

The place she held in the hearts and lives of her family and friends is an index of the life she lived, and of her, as of few, could it be said, "The stars shall shine for a thousand years / For a thousand years and a day / But God and she will love and live / When the stars have passed away."

Patterson, Helen Marr (I730)

1039

Gretel, or Greta as she was called, went to New York City to live. It was thought she had married.

Rumsey, Greta Mae (I9754)

1040

Gustus Malsbury, W-M-12, son, single, at home, IL, IL, NY [NJ]

Malsbury, William Augustus (I4890)

1041

Guy F. Cox, stepson, M-W-13, single, KS, NE, KS

Cox, Guy Franklin (I6278)

1042

H. N. Ward, W-M-57, head, married, crockery store, England, England, England