Notes: Rumsey Family Pages

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Matches 901 to 950 of 1,972

#	Notes	Linked to
901	Ester Skillin, daughter, F-W-6, single, KS	Skillin, Esther Fay (I4699)
902	Esther F. Skillin, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, KS	Skillin, Esther Fay (I4699)
903	Esther Paynter, wife, F-W-33, married, KS, MO, OH, candler at Pachang House	Esther (I7133)
904	Ethel A. Paynter, wife, F-W-23, married, KS, OH, IL	McLaughlin, Ethel Anna (I966)
905	Ethel I. Skillin, wife, F-W-23, married, OK, MO, MO	Bowen, Ethel I. (I7410)
906	Ethel M. Veneman, daughter, F-W-18, single, NE, KS, NE	Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)
907	Ethel Paynter, wife, F-W-22, married, KS, WI, IA	Vanderlip, Ethel (I7139)
908	Ethel Skillin, wife, F-W-33, married, OK, lived at same place in 1935	Bowen, Ethel I. (I7410)
909	Ethel Veneman, 3-F-W	Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)
910	Ethel Veneman, daughter, F-W-13, NE, NE	Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)
911	Ethel W. Paynter, wife, F-W-39, married, KS, IL, MO	Wolford, Olive Ethel (I55)
912	Etherl Veneman, daughter, F-W-8, single, NE, KS, NE	Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)
913	Ethyl Hines, wife, F-W-29, married, NE, lived at Almena, Norton Co., KS in 1935	Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)
914	Eugenie Letaurneau, F-29, Quebec, married	Germain, Eugenie (I9263)
915	Eva E. Rumsey, daughter, F-W-23, single, KS, MO, MO, nurse	Rumsey, Eva Evelyn (I527)
916	Eva E. Rumsey, daughter, F-W-3, single, KS, MO, MO	Rumsey, Eva Evelyn (I527)
917	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Davis, E.I. (I10634)
918	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Davis, E.I. (I10634)
919	Ezekiel Garrison, 18-M-W, TN	Garrison, Ezekiel (I21909)
920	Ezekiel was in the War of 1812. In the early settlement of Ohio he came with his father to Tuscaroway Co., where he established himself, and lived, raising his family there. At the outbreak of the War of 1812, he enlisted and served in the Northwest under Commodore Perry.	Otis, Ezekiel (I2398)
921	F. A. Williams, head, M-W-30, NE, NE	Williams, Frederick Agusta (I6013)
922	F. Donald Thomas, son, M-W-7, single, KS, KS, KS	Thomas, Donald (I856)
923	Fannie Crowell, 16-F-W, at home, NC	Crowell, Fannie (I9517)
924	Fannie Swasey, W-F-32, wife, married, keeping house, Canada, Ireland, Ireland	Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)
925	Fanny Swasey, 32-F-W, keeping boarding home, Canada	Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)
926	FINDING OF MAN'S BODY DISCLOSES BRUTAL MURDER _____________ Stanley ("Bud") Holmes Found Slain on Highway near Hunter Thursday. _____________ The charred body of Stanley ("Bud") Holmes, aged 31, farm hand, was found Thursday on the highway about one mile north of his mother's home, near Hunter. The neck was broken, it was said, at the base of the brain which resulted in the coroner's verdict Friday that the death was caused by unknown persons. Sheriff Bob Smith said Friday that he was working on several clues which probably would lead to arrests. He declined to discuss probable motives for the crime. Holmes last was seen alive Thursday morning at the farm of Ed Tackett for whom he was working. He told Tackett that he was going to see his mother, Mrs. S.H. Holmes, who lives three miles from the Tackett farm southeast of Hunter. The body was discovered Thursday about 6:30 P.M. by Nathan Melton and Western Jetter who were passing along the highway. It was charred so badly that they believed it was the body of a negro and continued to their homes before reporting the matter to officers. When they returned later they recognized the body as that of Holmes. The murderer apparently had attempted to burn the body with the aid of gasoline, Dr. U.S. Monroe reported. He also said that Holmes had been killed by a blow at the base of the brain which had broken the neck. Investigation showed that robbery was not the motive for the crime, officers said, as several coins were found in the pockets and charred remnants of bills were discovered. Holmes was a native of that section but until a few weeks ago had been living at Marked Tree. He lived with his mother, who was unable to disclose any motive for the killing. All clothing except the shirt sleeve of the right arm and the man's shoes, was burned on his body as it lay in a ditch on the north side of the road at a point one and one-half miles south and three miles east of Hunter. Mr. J.I. Ashby, justice of the peace of Hunter, acting as coroner, conducted the inquest. Holmes was not married. His father, who is dead, was Kip Holmes.	Holmes, Stanley E. (I9603)
927	Flavien Letourneau, M-46, Quebec, farmer, widowed	Letourneau, Flavien (I9262)
928	Flavien Letourneau, M-56, Quebec, married	Letourneau, Flavien (I9262)
929	Fleta Razak, wife, F-W-25, married, KS, OH, KS	Weethee, Fleta (I8055)
930	Florence O. Rumsey, daughter, female, white, 18, single, KS, MO, KS, teacher	Rumsey, Florence Opal (I522)
931	Florence Rumsey, daughter, female, white, 8, single	Rumsey, Florence Opal (I522)
932	Florence S. Thomas, daughter, F-W-20, single, KS, IA, WI, teacher at public school	Thomas, Florence Louise (I825)
933	Florence was killed in a fire caused by an explosion of a gasoline stove in their trailer while travelling with the Ringling Brothers Circus.	Tilden, Florence May (I21973)
934	Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-27, married, MO, MI, IL	Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)
935	Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-36, married, MO, MI, IL	Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)
936	Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-47, married, MO, MI, IL	Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)
937	Floyd R. Skillin, son, M-W-26, single, KS, lived at East Moline, Rock Island Co., IL in 1935, electrical mechanic for building contractor	Skillin, Floyd R. (I7439)
938	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	McAlpine, F.W. (I10009)
939	Floyed Hermann, head, M-W-38, married, KS, lived at same house in 1935, farmer	Hermann, Floyd Ernest (I6239)
940	Fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Likely lived in the Ft. Smith, Arkansas area.	Bond, Pearson (I9195)
941	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Skillin, F.L. (I10008)
942	Frances Morris, 22-F-W, Canada	Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)
943	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Skillin, F.L. (I10008)
944	Francis Viens, F-5, single, daughter, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec	Viens, Francis (I9229)
945	Francis was an incompetent person, and was being cared for by the family in 1725.	Martin, Francis (I4334)
946	Francis was granted 1200 acres of land in Isle of Wight Co., Virginia for his own adventure with the colony, four times, and for transportation of 20 persons. Francies was a member of the Governors Council.	Bernard, Col. Francis (I2602)
947	Francois Archambault, M-17, single, Quebec	Archambault, Francois (I9242)
948	Francois Archambault, M-26, Quebec	Archambault, Francois (I9242)
949	Frank B. "Junior" Templin, 91 of El Dorado, died Friday evening, March 8, 2002 at the Augusta Medical Complex. Graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Walnut Valley Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born Oct. 6, 1910 in Ft. Smith, Ark., the son of Frank E. and Minnie (Bond) Templin. His family moved to the El Dorado area when he was young, and he attended the Median school. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II in the 7th Bombing Squadron. He was stationed in Hawaii as a medic. On Feb. 27, 1948, he was united in marriage to Lorene I. Hedrick in Emporia. She preceded him in death on Dec. 3, 1993. They resided in El Dorado where Frank was employed as a welder for the American Petrofina Company, retiring in 1975. He was a member of the V.F.W. Fred Priestly Post 1174, over 50 years as a member of the American Legion Capt. Edgar Dale Post 81, the Elks Lodge and the Moose Lodge. He enjoyed playing golf and following the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. His greatest passions in life were spending time with Lorene at arts and crafts shows, listening to her play music and spending time with his grandsons. Survivors include: a son, John and wife Barbara Templin of Leon; a daughter Brenda and husband Wayne Arnall of Pace, Fla.; two brothers, Clyde Templin of Kirkland, Wash., and Albert Templin of Mission Viejo, Calif.; a sister, Elva Mills of Sacramento, Calif.; four grandsons, Brad Forsythe, Eric Arnall, Trey Templin and Gabe Templin; and a great-granddaughter, Kayla Forsythe. He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Dale Templin and Elbert Templin; and three sisters, Irene Hadady, Ona Cummins and Hazel Dill. The family will be present to greet friends from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Kirby-Morris Funeral Home. A memorial has been established with the American Legion Cart Path Fund in care of Kirby-Morris Funeral Home, which has the arrangements.	Templin, Frank B. (I9203)
950	Frank E. Paynter, head, M-W-27, married, KS, OH, IA, hardware retail merchant	Paynter, Frank E. (I6171)

Notes

Linked to

901

Ester Skillin, daughter, F-W-6, single, KS

Skillin, Esther Fay (I4699)

902

Esther F. Skillin, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, KS

Skillin, Esther Fay (I4699)

903

Esther Paynter, wife, F-W-33, married, KS, MO, OH, candler at Pachang House

Esther (I7133)

904

Ethel A. Paynter, wife, F-W-23, married, KS, OH, IL

McLaughlin, Ethel Anna (I966)

905

Ethel I. Skillin, wife, F-W-23, married, OK, MO, MO

Bowen, Ethel I. (I7410)

906

Ethel M. Veneman, daughter, F-W-18, single, NE, KS, NE

Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)

907

Ethel Paynter, wife, F-W-22, married, KS, WI, IA

Vanderlip, Ethel (I7139)

908

Ethel Skillin, wife, F-W-33, married, OK, lived at same place in 1935

Bowen, Ethel I. (I7410)

909

Ethel Veneman, 3-F-W

Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)

910

Ethel Veneman, daughter, F-W-13, NE, NE

Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)

911

Ethel W. Paynter, wife, F-W-39, married, KS, IL, MO

Wolford, Olive Ethel (I55)

912

Etherl Veneman, daughter, F-W-8, single, NE, KS, NE

Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)

913

Ethyl Hines, wife, F-W-29, married, NE, lived at Almena, Norton Co., KS in 1935

Veneman, Margarette Ethyl (I10625)

914

Eugenie Letaurneau, F-29, Quebec, married

Germain, Eugenie (I9263)

915

Eva E. Rumsey, daughter, F-W-23, single, KS, MO, MO, nurse

Rumsey, Eva Evelyn (I527)

916

Eva E. Rumsey, daughter, F-W-3, single, KS, MO, MO

Rumsey, Eva Evelyn (I527)

917

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

Davis, E.I. (I10634)

918

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

Davis, E.I. (I10634)

919

Ezekiel Garrison, 18-M-W, TN

Garrison, Ezekiel (I21909)

920

Ezekiel was in the War of 1812. In the early settlement of Ohio he came with his father to Tuscaroway Co., where he established himself, and lived, raising his family there. At the outbreak of the War of 1812, he enlisted and served in the Northwest under Commodore Perry.

Otis, Ezekiel (I2398)

921

F. A. Williams, head, M-W-30, NE, NE

Williams, Frederick Agusta (I6013)

922

F. Donald Thomas, son, M-W-7, single, KS, KS, KS

Thomas, Donald (I856)

923

Fannie Crowell, 16-F-W, at home, NC

Crowell, Fannie (I9517)

924

Fannie Swasey, W-F-32, wife, married, keeping house, Canada, Ireland, Ireland

Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)

925

Fanny Swasey, 32-F-W, keeping boarding home, Canada

Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)

926

FINDING OF MAN'S BODY DISCLOSES BRUTAL MURDER
_____________
Stanley ("Bud") Holmes Found Slain on Highway near Hunter Thursday.
_____________

The charred body of Stanley ("Bud") Holmes, aged 31, farm hand, was found Thursday on the highway about one mile north of his mother's home, near Hunter. The neck was broken, it was said, at the base of the brain which resulted in the coroner's verdict Friday that the death was caused by unknown persons.

Sheriff Bob Smith said Friday that he was working on several clues which probably would lead to arrests. He declined to discuss probable motives for the crime.

Holmes last was seen alive Thursday morning at the farm of Ed Tackett for whom he was working. He told Tackett that he was going to see his mother, Mrs. S.H. Holmes, who lives three miles from the Tackett farm southeast of Hunter.

The body was discovered Thursday about 6:30 P.M. by Nathan Melton and Western Jetter who were passing along the highway. It was charred so badly that they believed it was the body of a negro and continued to their homes before reporting the matter to officers.

When they returned later they recognized the body as that of Holmes. The murderer apparently had attempted to burn the body with the aid of gasoline, Dr. U.S. Monroe reported. He also said that Holmes had been killed by a blow at the base of the brain which had broken the neck.

Investigation showed that robbery was not the motive for the crime, officers said, as several coins were found in the pockets and charred remnants of bills were discovered.

Holmes was a native of that section but until a few weeks ago had been living at Marked Tree. He lived with his mother, who was unable to disclose any motive for the killing.

All clothing except the shirt sleeve of the right arm and the man's shoes, was burned on his body as it lay in a ditch on the north side of the road at a point one and one-half miles south and three miles east of Hunter.

Mr. J.I. Ashby, justice of the peace of Hunter, acting as coroner, conducted the inquest.

Holmes was not married. His father, who is dead, was Kip Holmes.

Holmes, Stanley E. (I9603)

927

Flavien Letourneau, M-46, Quebec, farmer, widowed

Letourneau, Flavien (I9262)

928

Flavien Letourneau, M-56, Quebec, married

Letourneau, Flavien (I9262)

929

Fleta Razak, wife, F-W-25, married, KS, OH, KS

Weethee, Fleta (I8055)

930

Florence O. Rumsey, daughter, female, white, 18, single, KS, MO, KS, teacher

Rumsey, Florence Opal (I522)

931

Florence Rumsey, daughter, female, white, 8, single

Rumsey, Florence Opal (I522)

932

Florence S. Thomas, daughter, F-W-20, single, KS, IA, WI, teacher at public school

Thomas, Florence Louise (I825)

933

Florence was killed in a fire caused by an explosion of a gasoline stove in their trailer while travelling with the Ringling Brothers Circus.

Tilden, Florence May (I21973)

934

Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-27, married, MO, MI, IL

Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)

935

Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-36, married, MO, MI, IL

Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)

936

Floy E. Rumsey, wife, F-W-47, married, MO, MI, IL

Winchell, Floy Eugene (I526)

937

Floyd R. Skillin, son, M-W-26, single, KS, lived at East Moline, Rock Island Co., IL in 1935, electrical mechanic for building contractor

Skillin, Floyd R. (I7439)

938

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

McAlpine, F.W. (I10009)

939

Floyed Hermann, head, M-W-38, married, KS, lived at same house in 1935, farmer

Hermann, Floyd Ernest (I6239)

940

Fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Likely lived in the Ft. Smith, Arkansas area.

Bond, Pearson (I9195)

941

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

Skillin, F.L. (I10008)

942

Frances Morris, 22-F-W, Canada

Webster, Frances Louise (I6941)

943

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

Skillin, F.L. (I10008)

944

Francis Viens, F-5, single, daughter, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec

Viens, Francis (I9229)

945

Francis was an incompetent person, and was being cared for by the family in 1725.

Martin, Francis (I4334)

946

Francis was granted 1200 acres of land in Isle of Wight Co., Virginia for his own adventure with the colony, four times, and for transportation of 20 persons.

Francies was a member of the Governors Council.

Bernard, Col. Francis (I2602)

947

Francois Archambault, M-17, single, Quebec

Archambault, Francois (I9242)

948

Francois Archambault, M-26, Quebec

Archambault, Francois (I9242)

949

Frank B. "Junior" Templin, 91 of El Dorado, died Friday evening, March 8, 2002 at the Augusta Medical Complex. Graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Walnut Valley Memorial Park Cemetery.

He was born Oct. 6, 1910 in Ft. Smith, Ark., the son of Frank E. and Minnie (Bond) Templin. His family moved to the El Dorado area when he was young, and he attended the Median school. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II in the 7th Bombing Squadron. He was stationed in Hawaii as a medic.

On Feb. 27, 1948, he was united in marriage to Lorene I. Hedrick in Emporia. She preceded him in death on Dec. 3, 1993. They resided in El Dorado where Frank was employed as a welder for the American Petrofina Company, retiring in 1975. He was a member of the V.F.W. Fred Priestly Post 1174, over 50 years as a member of the American Legion Capt. Edgar Dale Post 81, the Elks Lodge and the Moose Lodge. He enjoyed playing golf and following the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. His greatest passions in life were spending time with Lorene at arts and crafts shows, listening to her play music and spending time with his grandsons.

Survivors include: a son, John and wife Barbara Templin of Leon; a daughter Brenda and husband Wayne Arnall of Pace, Fla.; two brothers, Clyde Templin of Kirkland, Wash., and Albert Templin of Mission Viejo, Calif.; a sister, Elva Mills of Sacramento, Calif.; four grandsons, Brad Forsythe, Eric Arnall, Trey Templin and Gabe Templin; and a great-granddaughter, Kayla Forsythe.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Dale Templin and Elbert Templin; and three sisters, Irene Hadady, Ona Cummins and Hazel Dill.
The family will be present to greet friends from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Kirby-Morris Funeral Home. A memorial has been established with the American Legion Cart Path Fund in care of Kirby-Morris Funeral Home, which has the arrangements.

Templin, Frank B. (I9203)

950

Frank E. Paynter, head, M-W-27, married, KS, OH, IA, hardware retail merchant

Paynter, Frank E. (I6171)

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