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Obituary Henry Piaskowski Sr.
San Luis Obispo County Telegram-Tribune, March 25, 2009
Henry Piaskowski Sr., beloved husband, father, and friend was accepted into the arms of the Lord Tuesday, March 17, 2009.
Born and raised in Boston, Mass., Henry's wanderlust and curiosity led him to the west coast, where he served in the merchant marines during World War II.
Following the War, his career as a tool and die maker fulfilled the needs of his analytic and creative mind. In 1949, he married Kathryn, his "Angel," settled in the San Francisco Bay area and raised their only child, a son, Henry Jr. They retired to Cayucos in 1974.
Passionate, caring, simultaneously a diplomat and provocateur, he devoted much of his time to the Masons, Shiners, Elks, Eastern Star, Lions, Cayucos Senior Citizens, Cayucos Sanitary District, Neighborhood Watch and other community activities.
Henry Sr. is survived by his son, Henry Jr.; two daughters Michelle and Diana; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
A service will be held at noon Friday, March 27, 2009, at the Cayucos Morro Bay Cemetery
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Obituary Gurnsey M McClunny
Bluffton News Banner
Monday, December 1, 1975
Page 3, Column 1
RITES IN OHIO FOR MRS. PAUL
Final services were at 1 p.m. today at Rogers Funeral Home in Trotwood, O., for a Keystone native, Mrs Gay M. Paul who died Thursday. Earlier rites were Saturday in Muncie, where she had resided.
Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery at Brookville, O.
The Wells County native had resided for 40 years in Montpelier.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Florence Stastny of Dayton, and a sister, Mrs. Gene Nussbaum of Muncie.
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Death Account for Harry Renner
Lincoln Daily News
Lincoln, Nebraska June 23, 1916
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Spencer, Neb., June 23. - Harry Renner, who lives six miles northeast of Lynch, was struck by lightning yesterday morning at 8 o'clock while sitting on his front porch, during a thunderstorm and instantly killed. His wife, sitting near him, was burned a little and her body was shocked. Her hearing was affected and for several hours her mind wandered. She held a little chicken in her hand and it was killed.
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Daniel Webster Arnold was the son of Isaac Arnold and Jane Bryant. He was married to Elizabeth Ann "Betty" Crutcher on July 11, 1860 in Missouri.
They had seven children:
Charles Elliott Arnold,
Mary Jane "Molly" Arnold Goats,
Isaac Bryant Arnold,
Samuel Edwin Arnold,
Francis Wright "Fannie" Arnold Adams,
Elenor Arnold Tyson, and
Daniel Ambrose Arnold.
Family links:
Parents:
Jane Bryant Arnold (1800 - 1867)
Spouse:
Elizabeth A Arnold (1838 - 1904)
Children:
Charles Elliott Arnold (1861 - 1947)*
Mary Jane "Molly" Arnold Goats (1862 - 1946)*
Isaac Bryant Arnold (1865 - 1884)*
Edwin Samuel Arnold (1868 - 1890)*
Francis Wright Arnold Adams (1870 - 1957)*
Elenor Arnold Tyson (1873 - 1925)*
Sibling:
Daniel Webster Arnold (1833 - 1876)
Alexander C. Arnold (1839 - 1884)*
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In the following Census records, Fannie's ages are listed as:
1860 age is listed as 2 Birth year = 1858
1860 age is listed as 3 Birth year = 1857 (Staying with her Grandparents, Simon and Francis Bowman Dresbach)
1870 age is listed as 13 Birth year = 1857 (Staying with her Grandmother, Francis Bowman Dresbach)
1880 age is listed as 21 Birth year = 1859
1900 birth is listed as July 1858
1910 age is listed as 48 Birth year = 1862
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In the following Census records, Ida's ages are listed as:
1860 age is listed as 4 Birth year = 1856
1870 age is listed as 15 Birth year = 1855
1880 age is listed as 23 Birth year = 1857
1900 birth is listed as July 1865
1910 age is listed as 52 Birth year = 1858
1920 age is listed as 62 Birth year = 1858
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Mineral County was carved out of Esmeralda County in 1911.
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Obituary for Susan Soule (Marker)
Freeport Standard Journal
(Freeport, Illinois)
August 1, 1939
MRS. SUSAN MARKER
Mrs. Susan Marker 79, widow of the late Charles V. Marker and a resident of Freeport for many years passed away at a local hospital early today following an illness of several weeks' duration.
Susan Soule was born in Pennsylvania Aug 22, 1859, the daughter of H L Soule. Her marriage to Charles V Maker took place about 59 years ago. The husband passed away 25 years ago. Surviving are a daughter and a son Mrs. A H Becker, Freeport, Charls W Marker, Rockford. A sister and a brother also survive, Mrs. Phil Keiz, Dixon, W. E. Soule, Canton S. D.
Mrs. Marker had been an active worker in the First Methodist Episcopal church and for the past twenty years had charge of children's classes at that church. She was a member of the Comforting Circle of King's Daughters Eastern Star and White Shrine. She resided at 603 West Galena avenue.
Funeral Notice for Susan Soule (Marker)
Freeport Standard Journal
(Freeport, Illinois)
August 2, 1939
MRS. SUSAN MARKER
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Susan Marker will be held at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. H. Becker, 610 West Galena avenue at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon with services at First Methodist Episcopal church at 3 o'clock. Rev H. T. Chenoweth will conduct the services and interment will be made at Oakland.