Descendants of Robert Ward
Generation
No. 1
1. ROBERT1 WARD was born 1827 in Sewerby,
More About ROBERT WARD:
Census: 1901, Reappeared in
this census in the workhouse in
Children of ROBERT WARD and MARY ARMSTRONG are:
i. WILLIAM2 WARD, b. 1857.
2. ii. GEORGE WARD, b.
iii. ANN WARD, b. Abt. 1861.
Generation
No. 2
2. GEORGE2 WARD (ROBERT1) was born
Notes for GEORGE WARD:
George could not be found
in the 1881 Census in
More About GEORGE WARD:
Occupation: 1871, Farm
Servant for Joseph Wilson in
Notes for HANNAH ADELINE HOUSEMAN:
A variety of spellings of
names that differ are: Hanna instead of
Hannah, Adiline or Adeline or Adilyne and Houseman may have been spelled Housman,
and is spelled Howesman in
Taken from the
An interesting East
Yorkshire couple in the village of Saxton, near Scarborough is the home of a
very interesting couple Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Houseman who have recently
celebrated completion of over sixty years of married life, they were married at
Thortondale on December 14, 1841 and they have twelve children of whom seven
are living. They have 41 grandchildren
and 57 great grandchildren. Mr. Houseman
was born at Brompton on
Mrs. Houseman is also an
Octogenarian but she is an invalid, on the other hand, Matt is said to be seen
at
Mr. Houseman's Mothers name
(Maiden Name) was Bean from
Mrs. Houseman's Mothers
(Maiden Name was Jane King. Father was
Robert King from Wilton Yorkshire, England.
A note from Carol
Frederickson:
Mom said Grandpa Ward was a
minister in
One time, I asked her how
Robert Ward and Pearl Dennis met. Mom
said the Ward's used to go between Blooming Prairie,
My Grandma, Pearl Dennis
Ward, used to take in roomers for extra money.
Uncle Floyd stayed with them.
More About HANNAH ADELINE HOUSEMAN:
Cause of Death: Generalized
Arteriosclerosis (20 years), Senility (10 years)
Emigration: 1862,
Children of GEORGE WARD and HANNAH HOUSEMAN are:
3. i. WILLIAM HOUSEMAN3 WARD, b.
4. ii. JESSIE JANE WARD, b. 30 Sep 1883, Mower County, Minnesota; d. 22 May
1960, Gables Rest Home, Aitkin, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
5. iii. GEORGE MATTHEW WARD, b.
6. iv. ROBERT EDWIN WARD, b.
v. FLOYD ELMER WARD, b. 15 Mar 18925; d. 11 Apr 1966,
Aitkin Community Hospital, Aitkin, Aitkin County, Minnesota5;
m. PEARL ALICE IDA DENNIS, 15 Jul 1946; b. 11 Mar 1889; d. 15 Nov 19675.
Notes for FLOYD ELMER WARD:
Funeral Services were held
at the Jacobson Presbyterian Church on
Casket Bearers:
Arrangements by Hasskamp
Mortuary
More About FLOYD ELMER WARD:
Burial:
Cause of Death: Acute
coronary thrombosis, Coronary Arteriosclerosis
Medical Information:
Cerebravascular Arteriosclerosis
Membership: WWI Barracks,
Aitkin, and Ponti-Peterson Post 1720 VFW,
Military service: World War
I Veteran MN CPL4 Mil Police
Notes for
In Memory of
MRS. PEARL ALICE IDA WARD
Born
Passed away
Services at
Jacobson Presbyterian Church
Rev. Ralph W. Chamberlain
officiating
Vocalist, Mrs. Donald Levens
Casket Bearers:
Kenneth Thompson Clifford Anderson
Bernard Anderson Harold Anderson
Donald Frederickson
Resting Place
Blooming
Blooming Prairie,
Arrangements by
Rowe Funeral Home
A Favorite Recipe from
Barbequed Hamburger
2 lb. ground beef (browned) 3/4 cup catsup
1 pint water 2 T. prepared
mustard
1 large onion (chopped fine) 1 T. chili powder
3/4 cup celery (chopped) Salt and pepper
(to taste)
Boil water, onion, celery,
catsup and chili powder 10 minutes.
Add beef, mustard, salt and
pepper. Let simmer for 10 minutes.
Filled Cookies
2 eggs 1
tsp. (scant) baking powder
2 cup white sugar 1 tsp. soda
1 cup lard 1 tsp. vanilla
1 cup sweet milk Enough flour (to make
a soft dough)
Pinch of salt
Form cookie dough into rolls
and chill. Slice and put filling between
2 slices and bake at 350° until lightly brown.
Filling:
3 cups dates
Cook dates in 3/4 cup water
and 2 tsp. sugar until thick.
More About PEARL ALICE IDA DENNIS:
Burial: Blooming Prairie
Cemetery, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, USA5
vi. OLIVE MABEL (TWIN) WARD, b. 03 Apr 1898, Blooming Prairie, Blue Earth County,
Minnesota; d. 28 Apr 19686; m. (1) CLARENCE CORNISH, Abt. 1916;
m. (2) GUST LUNDQUIST, Abt. 1920; b. 19 Aug 1888.
Notes for OLIVE MABEL (TWIN) WARD:
Olive has 3 step
children: Violet Lundquist Thompson Lenora Lundquist Struble
Melvin Lundquist
Funeral Services were a
Carmel Lutheran Church at Ball Bluff, Minnesota on Thursday, May 2, 1968 at
2:30 p.m. with Rev. Ralph W. Chamberlain officiating.
Music: Mrs. Kathleen Duncan,
vocalist
Mrs. Ralph Chambelain, accompanist
Casket Bearers: Clifford Anderson, Bernard Anderson, Lawrence
Anderson, Robert Thompson, George Thompson, Kenneth Theompson
Arrangements by Rowe Funeral
Home in Grand Rapids, Minnesota
A Favorite Recipe from Olive
(Ward, Cornish) Lundquist
Barbecued Spareribs
1 lb. spareribs 1/2
T. brown sugar
2 T. shortening 1/2
T. Worchestershire sauce
1 medium onion (thinly
sliced) 1/4 tsp.
Tabasco sauce
3/4 cup water Salt and pepper
1/2 cup catsup
Rub meat wit salt, sear in
hot fat. Place in roaster. Add onion and water, cook in oven 30
minutes. Combine remaining ingredients,
pour over meat, cover and cook 30 minutes or until meat is tender.
Lemon Sponge Pie
1 cup sugar 2 eggs (separated)
1 cup milk 1 tsp.
lemon extract
2 T. flour 1 lemon
juice
Butter size of an egg
Fold in the beaten egg
whites last. Pour in unbaked pie
crust. Bake in 300° oven for 1 hour.
More About OLIVE MABEL (TWIN) WARD:
Burial: 02 May 1968, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota6
Cause of Death: Cerebral Thrombosis
Medical Information:
Myocardial Infarction
Notes for CLARENCE CORNISH:
More About CLARENCE CORNISH:
Cause of Death: Belt crushed
his head in a sawmill in a lumber camp
7. vii. ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN) WARD, b. 03 Apr 1898, Blooming Prairie, Blue Earth County,
Minnesota; d. 02 Jun 1967, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
8. viii. CLAUDE LESTER WARD, b. 21 Nov 1901, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota; d. 13
Dec 1961, Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
9. ix. LAWRENCE ALTON WARD, b. 15 Jun 1905, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, USA; d.
20 Jun 1975, McGregor, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
x. EDITH WARD, b. Abt. 1907; d. Abt. 1907.
Notes for EDITH WARD:
Edith died at birth.
xi. MABEL WARD, b. Abt. 1909; d. Deceased.
Generation
No. 3
3. WILLIAM HOUSEMAN3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
04 Aug 1878 in England. He married (1) LILA HERR. He married (2) CLARA BAGLEY. She was born Jun 1883.
Notes for WILLIAM HOUSEMAN WARD:
Murray, Charles and Laura
are William's stepchildren.
Child of WILLIAM WARD and LILA HERR is:
10. i. LESTER4 WARD.
Children of WILLIAM WARD and CLARA BAGLEY are:
ii. MURRAY4 WARD, b. 26 Mar
1901; m. HARRIET JOHNSON.
iii. CHARLES WARD, b. 1905.
11. iv. LAURA WARD, b. 14 Apr 1908.
4. JESSIE JANE3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
30 Sep 1883 in Mower County, Minnesota, and died 22 May 1960 in Gables Rest
Home, Aitkin, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
She married EMIL ANDERSON. He was born
29 Mar 1877.
Notes for JESSIE JANE WARD:
Funeral Services for Mrs.
Jessie Anderson were held Thursday, May 26, at 1:30 p.m. from the Jacobson
Presbyterian Church with Rev. Herbert Peters and Rev. Duane Schendel
officiating. Vocal numbers were by Mrs.
Jane Duncan, with Miss Janet Duncan as accompanist.
Pallbearers were Jess
Simons, Harry Duncan, Lee Feero, Ed Wells, Dick Wiggins and Fred Johnson. Interment was in Ball Bluff cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson had been in
failing health since Christmas and passed away at the Gables, Aitkin, May 22,
1960, having been admitted there six days previous.
She was born in Mower
county, Minnesota, Sept. 30, 1883, and was married to Emil Anderson Sept. 17,
1901. They lived in the southern part of
the state until 1915, when they moved to the Jacobson area, Aitkin county.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Erle Johnson (Florence), of Minneapolis; six sons, Clarence,
Bernard and Clifford of Jacobson; Arlie of Superior, Wisconsin, Harold and
Lawrence of Cloquet; four brothers, Floyd, and Lawrence Ward of Jacobson,
Claude Ward of Grand Rapids and George Ward of Cloquet; two sisters, Mrs. Gust
Lundquist (Olive) and Mrs. Orlie Thompson, both of Jacobson; 13 grandchildren
and many nieces and nephews.
Those from a distance
attending the services were from Duluth, Nisswa, Aitkin, Palisade, Marble,
Minneapolis and Grand Rapids.
Funeral arrangements were
with the Johnson Funeral Home of McGregor.
More About JESSIE JANE WARD:
Burial: 26 May 1960, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Children of JESSIE WARD and EMIL ANDERSON are:
i. CLARENCE FLOYD4 ANDERSON, b. 20 Jun
1902, Udolpha Township, Mower County, Minnesota; d. 23 Aug 1972, Aitkin, Aitkin
County, Minnesota7.
Notes for CLARENCE FLOYD ANDERSON:
Clarence never married.
Funeral Services were held
at Jacobson Presbyterian Church on Saturday, August 26, 1972 at 1:00 P.M.
conducted by Rev. James Elvig from Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Music by Mrs. Chas. Moreill
and vocalist was ray Van Duesen who sang "The Old Rugged Cross",
"How Great Thou Art" and "In The Garden".
Pallbearers were Wayne
Raveill, Maynard Raveill, Walter Jacobson, David Anderson, Lauri Hillstrom and
Reuben Niemi.
Arrangements by Johnson
Funeral Home in McGregor, Aitkin County, Minnesota
More About CLARENCE FLOYD ANDERSON:
Burial: 26 Aug 1972, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Military service: Bet. Jul
1942 - Apr 1943, U.S. Army during World War II7
Occupation: Farming and
logging7
Social Security Number:
473-03-58678
ii. FRED ANDERSON, b. 04 Dec 1904; d. 27 Aug 1906.
Notes for FRED ANDERSON:
Freddie died at a young age.
12. iii. HAROLD ANDERSON, b. 27 Aug 1906.
13. iv. ARLEY ANDERSON, b. 11 Sep 1908; d. 02 Mar 1968.
14. v. BERNARD WARD ANDERSON, b. 07 Oct 1910.
15. vi. CLIFFORD ANDERSON, b. 22 Oct 1913.
vii. FLORENCE ANDERSON, b. 29 Oct 1916; m. HERBERT ERLE JOHNSON; b. 07 Oct
1917, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; d. 10 Jul 2002, Cloquet, Carlton County,
Minnesota, USA at Cloquet Nursing Home9.
More About HERBERT ERLE JOHNSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Minnesota, USA
16. viii. LAWRENCE ANDERSON, b. 14 Jun 1926, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
5. GEORGE MATTHEW3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
10 Jun 1885 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA, and died 18 May
1964. He married GRACE BONGAARTS Abt.
1911. She was born 30 Apr 1892 in Mora,
Minnesota, USA, and died 12 Jul 1968 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
More About GEORGE MATTHEW WARD:
Burial: Cloquet, Carlton
County, Minnesota, USA
Occupation: Railroad10
Notes for GRACE BONGAARTS:
Different spelling shows
Bongarts as being Bongaarts, Baumgartner.
More About GRACE BONGAARTS:
Occupation: Domestic
Engineer/Homemaker10
Children of GEORGE WARD and GRACE BONGAARTS are:
17. i. BERNARD OLAF4 WARD, b. 10 Oct
1908, Ogilvie, Minnesota, USA; d. 15 Mar 1983, Spokane, Washington, USA.
18. ii. EVELYN GRACE WARD, b. 26 Dec 1914, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA; d. 09 Apr 1975, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
19. iii. ANNE IRENE WARD, b. 09 Jan 1917, Mora, Minnesota, USA; d. 30 Aug 2006,
Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
20. iv. MELVIN GEORGE WARD, b. 20 Aug 1918, Mora, Minnesota, USA; d. Nov 1998,
Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
21. v. MARGARET HANNAH WARD, b. 01 Jan 1922, Mora, Minnesota, USA; d. 01 Feb 1997,
Carlton, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
22. vi. FRANCES ELEANORE WARD, b. 02 Nov 1923, Mora, Minnesota, USA; d. 06 Sep 2000.
23. vii. FLORENCE ELAINE WARD, b. 24 Jan 1925, Mora, Minnesota, USA.
24. viii. DONALD ELMER WARD, b. 15 Apr 1928, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
25. ix. FLOYD HENRY WARD, b. 24 May 1935, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA; d. 02 Jan 2009, Waco, Texas.
6. ROBERT EDWIN3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
02 Jun 1887, and died 29 Jul 1937. He
married PEARL ALICE IDA DENNIS. She was born
11 Mar 1889, and died 15 Nov 196711.
More About ROBERT EDWIN WARD:
Burial: Blooming Prairie,
Blue Earth County, Minnesota, USA12
Cause of Death: Ruptured
Appendix
Notes for PEARL ALICE IDA DENNIS:
In Memory of
MRS. PEARL ALICE IDA WARD
Born March 11, 1889
Passed away November 10,
2967
Services at
Jacobson Presbyterian
Church
Jacobson, Minnesota
Tuesday, November 14, 1967
at 9 a.m.
Rev. Ralph W. Chamberlain
officiating
Vocalist, Mrs. Donald
Levens
Casket Bearers:
Kenneth Thompson Clifford Anderson
Bernard Anderson Harold Anderson
Donald Frederickson Alton Thompson
Resting Place
Blooming Prairie Cemetery
Blooming Prairie, Minnesota
Arrangements by
Rowe Funeral Home
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
A Favorite Recipe from
Pearl (Dennis, Ward) Ward
Barbequed Hamburger
2 lb. ground beef (browned) 3/4 cup catsup
1 pint water 2 T.
prepared mustard
1 large onion (chopped
fine) 1 T.
chili powder
3/4 cup celery (chopped) Salt and pepper (to taste)
Boil water, onion, celery,
catsup and chili powder 10 minutes.
Add beef, mustard, salt and
pepper. Let simmer for 10 minutes.
Filled Cookies
2 eggs 1 tsp.
(scant) baking powder
2 cup white sugar 1 tsp. soda
1 cup lard 1 tsp. vanilla
1 cup sweet milk Enough flour (to make a soft
dough)
Pinch of salt
Form cookie dough into
rolls and chill. Slice and put filling
between 2 slices and bake at 350° until lightly brown.
Filling:
3 cups dates
Cook dates in 3/4 cup water
and 2 tsp. sugar until thick.
More About PEARL ALICE IDA DENNIS:
Burial: Blooming Prairie
Cemetery, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, USA13
Children of ROBERT WARD and PEARL DENNIS are:
i. CORAL4 WARD, b. 21 Jan
1909; d. 23 Jan 1909.
26. ii. RUTH ALICE WARD, b. 05 Jan 1910, Mower County, Udolpho Township,
Minnesota, USA; d. 02 Feb 1983, Cresco, Iowa, USA.
27. iii. ADELINE HANNAH WARD, b. 04 Jan 1914.
iv. FLOYD ROBERT WARD, b. 14 Oct 1918; d. 26 Sep 2005, Clearwater, Florida,
USA; m. RUTH HENNING, 20 Aug 1943; b. 07 Sep 1922; d. 12 Jul 2005, Florida,
USA.
More About FLOYD ROBERT WARD:
Burial: Fort Snelling
Cemetery, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA14
Military service: United
States Navy over 25 years15
Occupation: 1963, Space
Program15
Occupation #1: Rural Postman
delivering maily near Stillwater, Minnesota, USA15
28. v. DORIS ELAINE WARD, b. 19 Aug 1920, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, USA; d.
17 Apr 2002, Plainview, Minnesota, USA.
7. ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
03 Apr 1898 in Blooming Prairie, Blue Earth County, Minnesota, and died 02 Jun
1967 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
She married RICHARD THOMPSON16 10
Mar 1914 in Blooming Prairie, Blue Earth County, Minnesota. He was born 02 Jul 1892 in Mason City,
Clarion, Iowa16, and died 28 Jul 1948 in Jacobson, Aitkin
County, Minnesota16.
Notes for ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN) WARD:
Orlie has an identical twin--Olive Mabel Ward
Memoir from Karen, Orlie's granddaughter:
Grandma was one of the hardest working women I ever knew.
She had eleven children and I really don't know how many
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
With grandma there was always room for one more to love. She did not have all the modern amenities but
she was a proud woman and always made the best of what she had.
When our house burned to the ground and I lost two sisters in
that fire.....I was to be 10 years old in less than a month. One of my family members asked me to go to
St. Paul to be with Diane while Mom and Dad were in the hospital. Diane was the baby....she was only 6 months
old at the time.
Aunt Bernice was coming to
take Diane home with her. I said no
because I needed to be with grandma. She
was a stable person in my life and that is where the rest of us 5 girls went to
stay. She lived 2 miles off Highway 65
south of Jacobson. It was April and the
roads were terribly muddy. My uncles
brought a tractor and trailer out to the highway to bring us home with
them. Her farm was among hills, open
fields and many, many rocks. Today, I am
right at home where I live....our farm is among hills, open fields and many,
many rocks.....a lot like Grandpa and Grandma Thompson's land area.
There was one day when I went to visit Grandma when she was
in the chicken yard. She had a chicken
by it's head, above her head swinging it in circles. She was having chicken for supper and she did
not tolerate chickens that laid their eggs in the weeds. When she caught them, they were a meal for
her.
When summer came, Grandma had a large garden if she needed it
or if someone else would share it with her.
There were cucumbers by the tubs full.
It was a big day of pickling when they were ready. My mother, Aunt Nyla, and Aunt Vi would go to
Grandma's to make pickles....garlic dill pickles were the big task....many,
many quarts of them. They were so good!
Grandma had an ice-box for a refrigerator. Every winter, the men would get together to
cut large ice chunks from the lake, haul them to the ice-house at Grandpa and
Grandma's. The ice chunks were stored in
sawdust in a building. The ice lasted
most of the summer and Grandma used it in the ice-box to keep things cold.
Grandma sold eggs from her chickens. She had cows until she was unable to keep
them. From them she separated the milk
and sent the cream to the creamery for money.
Grandpa died when the youngest child was 7 years old, leaving Grandma a
few kids to raise on her own. She had a
tough time but I do not recall her complaining.
When I was to graduate from high school, my Mom and Dad were
so broke that I was not going to have graduation pictures, graduation
announcements, or a new outfit for baccaulareate and graduation exercises. But Grandma gave Mom the money for me to get
my pictures and announcements. I didn't
think I needed a new outfit for graduation because we would be wearing a gown
anyway. But baccaulareate was something
else....what was I going to wear?
Grandma tried to give Mom money for an outfit for me but she refused to
take it. So Grandma went to town and
bought a navy blue suit for me. I only hope Grandma knew how much I loved her and appreciated
everything she did for me.....during my childhood and later in my married
life. She was one of the most unselfish
people I have ever known and am glad she was my grandmother.
Her funeral: Visitation was at Rowe Funeral Home in Grand
Rapids, Minnesota on Monday, June 5, 1967.
Services were at Carmel Lutheran Church in Ball Bluff, Minnesota on Tuesday, June 6,
1967 at 3 p.m. with Rev. Ralph Chamberlain officiating.
Casket Bearers: Doyle
Thompson, Robert Thompson, Eugene Casperson, Kenneth Thompson, George Thompson,
Alton Thompson
A Favorite Recipe or Two
from Orlie (Ward) Thompson
Sour Cream Raisin Pie
3/4 cup sugar 1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1 cup sour cream 1/4 tsp. cloves
2 eggs 1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. cinnamon 1 cup raisins
Mix ingredients and pour
into unbaked pie shell. Bake at 350°
until done.
Pumpkin Pie
1 cup pumpkin 1/2 tsp.
ginger
1 cup brown sugar 3/4
tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. salt 1
cup rich milk
2 eggs
Combine ingredients as
given and pour into unbaked pie shell.
Bake about 1 hour at 350°.
DILL PICKLES
Wash and cut cucumbers in
quarters and pack in jars. Make brine
of:
2 cup sugar 7 cup vinegar
1 cup salt 7
cup water
Bring to a boil and pour
over cucumbers and seal. This makes
liquid to cover 6 quarts. Put 1 stalk of
dill and 1 clove of garlic in each jar.
More About ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN) WARD:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Cause of Death:
Arteriosclerotic heart disease, heart failure chronic, residuals of stroke
Notes for RICHARD THOMPSON:
Richard is the son of Paul
Thompson and Anna Siewertsen.[Thompson.FTW]
A memoir from Karen:
Richard, my grandpa, was a very special person in my
life. He died when I was only 6 years
old, I was just getting ready to go into first grade. He was one person in my life that made me
feel loved and worthwhile, even at the young age I was. I remember going with him when he went to get
the cows for their evening milking. We
walked and walked. At times he would sit
down on a log to talk to me and he said to rest. On one of these walks, he saw a Granddaddy
Long Legs spider. He picked it and let
it run from one of his hands to the other....I was fascinated with this. The whole time he was talking to me about the
spider. He said if I was ever lost and
am alone, to look around for one of these Granddaddy Long Legs, it could not be
any other kind. He said to hold it like
he was, then let it down and it would lead me home. Oh, how I love that memory.
Other times, he would load me up in his wagon and take me for
a ride with him to get water. They did
not have a well for water on their farm and had to drive to another farm to get
water. When we got there, the water had
to be pulled up with a bucket, no pumps there.
He always worried if I was getting cold in the wintertime. I don't remember being cold, only his concern
for my welfare.
Grandpa insisted on being the one to take me to the beauty
salon for the first time for a permanent.
He wanted to do it before I started school. One day, Grandpa and Grandma picked me up,
took me to Grand Rapids to get my permanent.
I cried because the curlers were too tight and pulled my hair, and the
dryers were too hot. Grandpa kept
reassuring me that it wouldn't take long and I would be prettier than
before. When it was all done, he took me
shopping because I had to have a new hat for my new hairdo.
I lost Grandpa that summer shortly after that day when he
died from a heart attack.
More About RICHARD THOMPSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Cause of Death: Coronary
disease
Nationality: German
Children of ORLIE WARD and RICHARD THOMPSON are:
i. DOYLE RICHARD4 THOMPSON, b. 25 Jun
1914, Blooming Prairie, Blue Earth County, Minnesota, USA17;
d. 25 Jan 1980, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, USA17.
More About DOYLE RICHARD THOMPSON:
Burial: 29 Jan 1980, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA17
Cause of Death: Generalized
Arteriosclerosis
Medical Information:
Diabetes
Membership: United Steel
Workers Union of America
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh
Occupation: Hanna Mining
Co., Iron Ore Miner/Truck Driver17
Occupation #1: Farmed in
Watertown until 195117
Religion: Lutheran
Social Security Number:
472-32-853518
ii. PAUL CLIFTON THOMPSON19, b.
15 Apr 1917, Palisade, Aitkin County, Minnesota19; d. 18 Jun
1976, Contra Costa, California19; m. MARY MCCLELAND19, 27 Nov 194119; b. 23 Oct 1916.
Notes for PAUL CLIFTON THOMPSON:
[Thompson.FTW]
"Clif" and Mary
had no children of their own. They
adopted 2 teenagers...a boy and a girl in 1958.
More About PAUL CLIFTON THOMPSON:
Cause of Death: Cancer19
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh19
29. iii. ALTON MARTIN THOMPSON, b. 01 Sep 1919, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota;
d. 27 Jun 1991, Miller Dwan Medical Center, Duluth, St. Louis County,
Minnesota.
30. iv. CRYSTAL ANNA THOMPSON, b. 14 Dec 1921, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota;
d. 06 Aug 1993, Rush City, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA.
v. ALVERD "BUD" W. THOMPSON19, b.
04 May 1924, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota19; d. 01 Aug
1928, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota20.
More About ALVERD "BUD" W. THOMPSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota21
Cause of Death: Influenza
intestinal, pneumonia21
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh21
Religion: Lutheran
31. vi. NYLA ZADEL THOMPSON, b. 28 Dec 1926, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
32. vii. DAROLD EVERETT THOMPSON, b. 30 May 1929, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota,
USA; d. 28 Dec 1961, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA.
33. viii. ROBERT DUANE THOMPSON, b. 06 Jul 1932, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota;
d. 10 Aug 2007, Floodwood, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA.
34. ix. KENNETH DALE THOMPSON, b. 14 Jul 1936, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota;
d. 05 May 1999, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
35. x. GEORGE HARVEY THOMPSON, b. 01 Jun 1938, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
36. xi. CONSTANCE OLIVE THOMPSON, b. 10 May 1941, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota,
USA.
8. CLAUDE LESTER3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
21 Nov 1901 in Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, and died 13 Dec 1961 in Veterans
Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He
married (1) VIENNA KOSKI (PAULSON). He married
(2) LOIS PARRISH. She was born
25 Mar 1927 in Detroit, Michigan, and died 22 Dec 1975 in Kelso, Washington.
Notes for CLAUDE LESTER WARD:
Claude and Lois met in
Detroit, Michigan when he was in the Armed Forces.
More About CLAUDE LESTER WARD:
Cause of Death:
Bronchogenic Carcinoma of the lung with metastases (28 months)
Medical Information:
Myeloproliferative disorder
Military service: 1944,
U.S. Army, MN PFC Signal Corps
Notes for LOIS PARRISH:
Lois had a son, Joseph
Wayne Provenzano, when she and Claude married.
He has 2 children: Joseph Wayne
Provenzano, Jr., and Lisa.
Children of CLAUDE WARD and VIENNA (PAULSON) are:
37. i. LESTER CLAUDE4 WARD, b. 21 Nov
1924, Bovey, Itasca County, Minnesota; d. 12 Jun 1991, Brainerd, Crow Wing
County, Minnesota.
38. ii. LORRAINE GENEVIEVE WARD, b. 05 Mar 1928.
Children of CLAUDE WARD and LOIS PARRISH are:
39. iii. JOSEPH WAYNE SR4 PROVENZANO, b. 12
Mar 1943, Detroit, Michigan; d. 2008.
40. iv. CLAUDE ROYCE WARD, b. 27 Oct 1946, Bigfork, Itasca County, Minnesota; d.
28 Oct, Detroit, Michigan.
41. v. CLAUDIA ELAINE WARD, b. 03 Jul 1948, Bigfork, Itasca County, Minnesota.
42. vi. JUDY PEARL WARD, b. 09 Apr 1950, Bigfork, Itasca County, Minnesota.
9. LAWRENCE ALTON3 WARD (GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born
15 Jun 1905 in Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, USA22, and died
20 Jun 1975 in McGregor, Aitkin County, Minnesota. He married LUELLA ARETTA LINDMAN 08 Nov
1941 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
She was born 19 Jan 1923 in Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota.
Notes for LAWRENCE ALTON WARD:
Lawrence shot himself to death in his yard five days after
his 70th birthday. He often said he wouldn't live to be past 70 years
old. For me, his niece, Karen, Uncle
Lawrence was a
nice man to spend time with.
He whistled almost any time and all of us children loved to
listen whenever he was whistling. He would read books to us or just hold us on his
lap for
his attention. I spent
many of my summers visiting at Uncle Lawrence and Aunt Luellas home.
I do not recall them having any modern facilities at
all. I remember vividly the old school
house they lived in out on
what we called "Old 65". The
rooms were divided by furniture so there
was little privacy. If
anyone complained about anything, I do not recall it. When they moved
from there, they moved into "Buchholz Place". This was closer to Highway 65, in fact, it
was within walking distance to the
highway and to the river. This place had
a big house with many
rooms...a lot of beautiful woodwork...still no modern facilities. It was in this house I remember Aunt Luella making pickled
beets and a lot of other canned vegetables.
Uncle
Lawrence worked in the mines and I don't remember him being
home very much. The
family had a tough life as far as making ends meet.
More About LAWRENCE ALTON WARD:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota22
Cause of Death: Gunshot
Wound
Occupation: Hanna Mining
Company for 18 years22
Occupation #1: Logger22
Notes for LUELLA ARETTA LINDMAN:
Luella is the daughter of Fred Lindman and Minnie Wallin.
Children of LAWRENCE WARD and LUELLA LINDMAN are:
43. i. JOYCE ANN4 WARD, b. 25 Mar
1942, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
44. ii. GEORGE FREDERICK WARD, b. 05 Jul 1943, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
45. iii. NORMAN ROBERT WARD, b. 22 Jun 1945, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
46. iv. LAWRENCE WAYNE WARD, b. 23 Feb 1949, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
47. v. JANICE LEANNE WARD, b. 17 Feb 1955, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
Generation
No. 4
10. LESTER4 WARD (WILLIAM HOUSEMAN3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) He married RUTH KUNE.
Child of LESTER WARD and RUTH KUNE is:
i. ARDELL5 WARD.
11. LAURA4 WARD (WILLIAM HOUSEMAN3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 14 Apr 1908.
She married LYLE BALDRIDGE.
Children of LAURA WARD and LYLE BALDRIDGE are:
i. DUANE5 BALDRIDGE.
ii. MARVIN BALDRIDGE.
iii. DARLENE BALDRIDGE.
12. HAROLD4 ANDERSON (JESSIE JANE3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 27 Aug 1906.
He married TOINI MUSKINSON. She was born
16 Apr 1911.
Child of HAROLD ANDERSON and TOINI MUSKINSON is:
48. i. SANDRA JANE5 ANDERSON, b. 27 Sep
1949.
13. ARLEY4 ANDERSON (JESSIE JANE3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 11 Sep 1908, and died 02 Mar 1968. He married ESTHER MALDAUSE. She was born 18 Jun 1909.
More About ARLEY ANDERSON:
Cause of Death: Cancer
Children of ARLEY ANDERSON and ESTHER MALDAUSE are:
49. i. RAYMOND5 ANDERSON, b. 06 Feb
1939.
50. ii. ROGER ANDERSON, b. 18 Oct 1940.
51. iii. CLIFFORD ANDERSON, b. 22 Oct 1943.
iv. RONALD ANDERSON, b. 13 Nov 1946.
14. BERNARD WARD4 ANDERSON (JESSIE JANE3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 07 Oct 1910.
He married IDA JOHNSON. She was born
06 May 1911.
Notes for BERNARD WARD ANDERSON:
Bernard and Ida lived in Jacobson on a farm about 5 miles
south on Highway 65.
Notes for IDA JOHNSON:
A Favorite Recipe from Ida
Anderson
All-Purpose Hamburger Mix
Fry 4 onions, chopped - 2
cup chopped celery, 1 tsp. garlic salt, in 1/2 cup bacon drippings until tender
but not browned. Add 4 lb. of
hamburger. Cook and stir until crumbly and
lightly browned. Add 2 tsp. salt, 1/2
tsp. pepper, 3 T. Worchestershire sauce and 2-12 oz. bottles catsup. Simmer 20 minutes. Skim off excess fat. Cool mixture, ladle into 5 one pint freezer
containers, seal, label, and freeze.
Thaw and use in sloppy joes, hot dishes or any dish using hamburger.
More About IDA JOHNSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Child of BERNARD ANDERSON and IDA JOHNSON is:
i. ERNEST5 ANDERSON, b. 01 Feb
1948.
Notes for ERNEST ANDERSON:
Ernie never married.
15. CLIFFORD4 ANDERSON (JESSIE JANE3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 22 Oct 1913.
He married LILA NORBERG. She was born
08 Jul.
Notes for CLIFFORD ANDERSON:
Clifford has a
step-daughter, Toni, born in 1941 and died about 2003 from cancer.
More About CLIFFORD ANDERSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Children of CLIFFORD ANDERSON and LILA NORBERG are:
52. i. MARK5 ANDERSON, b. 09 Dec
1949.
53. ii. LINNEA ANDERSON, b. 25 Aug 1954.
16. LAWRENCE4 ANDERSON (JESSIE JANE3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 14 Jun 1926 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA. He married ROSE ENDERLE 07 May
1949. She was born 21 Oct 1930.
Notes for LAWRENCE ANDERSON:
Sunny and Rose raised a
niece and nephew of Rose's: Francine
Enderle at 4 years old and Douglas Enderle at 2 months. Douglas was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
USA. Francine was married to Jerry
Benjamin but they are now divorced and she took back her maiden name of
Enderle. They have 2 children: Jerry
Benjamin and Tiffany Benjamin. She has a
boy friend, Donald LaPrairie and they have one child together, Sara LaPrairie.
More About LAWRENCE ANDERSON:
Medical Information:
February 5, 2009: Arthroscopic knee surgery
Military service: U.S. Navy
Children of LAWRENCE ANDERSON and ROSE ENDERLE are:
i. LAWRENCE LEE5 ANDERSON, b. 30 Mar
1950, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA; m. SUZANNE HOOVER, Aug.
Notes for SUZANNE HOOVER:
Suzanne has 2 children from
a previous relationship:
Denise__________ and she has 2 children:
Hunter and Brooke. Desirae is
married, husband is Peter __________.
ii. JOSEPH PAUL ANDERSON, b. 20 Mar 1951, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota,
USA; d. 29 Mar 1951, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
54. iii. STEVEN EMIL ANDERSON, b. 17 Oct 1952, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota,
USA.
55. iv. GERALD LEWIS ANDERSON, b. 13 Sep 1955, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota,
USA.
v. JANET MARIE ANDERSON, b. 06 Nov 1958, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
vi. DANIEL ERIC ANDERSON, b. 31 May 1964, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
17. BERNARD OLAF4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)23 was born 10 Oct 1908 in Ogilvie, Minnesota, USA23,
and died 15 Mar 1983 in Spokane, Washington, USA23. He married CLARICE ESTELLA MUDGE 30 Jan 1941
in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA, daughter of ARTHUR MUDGE and ARUILIA CASEY. She was born 25 Apr 1921 in Menomonie,
Michigan, USA.
Notes for BERNARD OLAF WARD:
Note from Clarice:
During the time Bernard was in the military and was stationed
in the southern states, she said they had difficult times because of the many
moves they had to make especially since they had children. She said the GI's were treated terrible by
the southern people unless you were an officer.
The only people treated worse were the black people and it was terrible.
Differing Information
Received from GM Ballard includes:
Bernard birth date as being October 10, 1913 and place is
Kanabec County, Oak Grove,
Minnesota, USA
More About BERNARD OLAF WARD:
Baptism: Catholic23
Burial: 19 Mar 1983, Holy
Cross Cemetery, Spokane County, Spokane,
Washington, USA23
Cause of Death: Lung Cancer
Education: (GED) General
Education Degree when stationed in Alaska23
Interests: Race Car
Driving...Drove midget race cars in Atlanta, Georgia and traveled around to
different cities driving them.23
Medical Information:
Emphysema
Military service: Master
Stg. U. S. Air Force for 22 years23
Military service #1: 1932,
Army Air Corps24
Occupation: After retiring
from the military, he bought 4 gas stations and worked as a mechanic25
Religion: Catholic25
Residence: 1920: Arthur,
Kanabec, Minnesota26
Children of BERNARD WARD and CLARICE MUDGE are:
56. i. GRACE ANN5 WARD, b. 18 Jan
1942, Dothan, Alabama, USA.
57. ii. REGINA MARIE WARD, b. 03 May 1943, Greenwood, Florida, USA; d. 13 Jun
1992, Spokane County, Spokane, Washington, USA.
58. iii. MARY MARGARET WARD, b. 03 Jan 1945, Harlington, Texas, USA.
59. iv. JOHN BERNARD OLAF WARD, b. 17 Oct 1946, Columbus, Georgia.
60. v. ROBERT WILLIAM WARD, b. 05 Feb 1949, Atlanta, Georgia.
61. vi. DAVID MURRAY WARD, b. 19 Jul 1952, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA.
62. vii. GEORGE MATTHEW WARD, b. 20 Jan 1957, Spokane County, Spokane, Washington, USA.
63. viii. ARTHUR JOSEPH SR WARD, b. 28 Jan 1960, Spokane County, Spokane, Washington, USA; d. 01 Jul 1993, Davis Lake,
Washington, USA.
64. ix. CAROLINE CLARICE WARD, b. 22 Jan 1962, Spokane County, Spokane, Washington, USA; d. 15 Dec 2001, Spokane
County, Spokane, Washington, USA.
18. EVELYN GRACE4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 26 Dec 1914 in Cloquet, Carlton County,
Minnesota, USA, and died 09 Apr 1975 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA. She married (1) RICHARD JOSEPH SR PREVOST. He was born 03 Jun 1913 in Cloquet, Carlton
County, Minnesota, USA, and died 01 Jul 1957 in Drowned in the Little Fork
River, Big Falls, Minnesota, USA. She
married (2) ADRIAN FRANCIS ETHIER 13 Jun 1959.
He was born 1917, and died 08 Dec 1975.
Notes for EVELYN GRACE WARD:
More About EVELYN GRACE WARD:
Cause of Death: Throat
cancer
Notes for RICHARD JOSEPH SR PREVOST:
Memoir from Tom and Jan
Prevost:
Richard used to sing while he was milking the cows. His favorite song to sing was "When It's
Springtime in the Rockies".
The Prevost's bought land north of Cloquet. At the time there was a hotel on Dunlap
Island that was being torn down. Richard
salvaged the lumber to build their house.
Most of Richard's working career, he was employed at
Northwest Paper in Cloquet, Minnesota.
Together for many years this family picked blueberries and
was generous to the families giving dark blue purple bottles of berries at
Christmastime.
When Richard drowned in the Little Fork River in Big Falls,
Minnesota, so did Uncle Sam Prevost.
Richard's 2 sons, were also with them.
Tom held on to some brush in the river while Dick stayed with the
boat. They both managed to get to shore
to get help.
More About RICHARD JOSEPH SR PREVOST:
Cause of Death: Drowning
Children of EVELYN WARD and RICHARD PREVOST are:
65. i. RICHARD JOSEPH JR5 PREVOST, b. 10 Apr
1942, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
66. ii. THOMAS GEORGE PREVOST, b. 17 Jan 1944, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
67. iii. HARRIET FRANCES PREVOST, b. 27 Jun 1945, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
19. ANNE IRENE4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 09 Jan 1917 in Mora, Minnesota, USA, and
died 30 Aug 2006 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA. She married (1) CHARLES JOKINEN 1935. He was born 20 Feb 1906, and died 16 Dec
1989. She married (2) EINO SIPOLA 1956. He was born 29 Dec 1910, and died 03 Nov
1991.
More About EINO SIPOLA:
Military service: U. S.
Army, served in Germany, World War II
Child of ANNE WARD and CHARLES JOKINEN is:
68. i. ELSIE FAYE5 JOKINEN, b. 23 Aug
1936.
Child of ANNE WARD and EINO SIPOLA is:
69. ii. JOLENE MARIE5 SIPOLA, b. 02 Nov
1955, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA.
20. MELVIN GEORGE4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)27 was born 20 Aug 1918 in Mora, Minnesota, USA27,
and died Nov 1998 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA27.
He married (1) EDITH HEBERT. He married (2) MARCELLA MORRIS. She was born 07 Jul in Stroud, Oklahoma, USA,
and died Jan 1997 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
More About MELVIN GEORGE WARD:
Cause of Death: Cancer
Interests: Camping, deer
hunting, spending time with his grandkids27
Membership: Veterans of
Foreign Wars (VFW)27
Military service: U. S.
Navy, Served on the ship "U.S.S. Honolulu"27
Occupation: City of
Cloquet, Road Maintenance Foreman for 32 years27
Religion: Catholic27
Residence: Cloquet, Carlton
County, Minnesota, USA27
Child of MELVIN WARD and EDITH HEBERT is:
70. i. TERRY5 WARD, b. 10 May
1937, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
Children of MELVIN WARD and MARCELLA MORRIS are:
71. ii. LARRY JAMES5 WARD, b. 06 Jun
1956, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
72. iii. MELVINA GEORGETTE WARD, b. 14 Dec 1957, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
73. iv. GARY MARSHALL WARD, b. 13 Dec 1958, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
74. v. SANDRA ANN WARD, b. 02 Aug 1960, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
75. vi. SCOTT MICHAEL WARD, b. 07 Jul 1962, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
21. MARGARET HANNAH4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 01 Jan 1922 in Mora, Minnesota, USA, and
died 01 Feb 1997 in Carlton, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA. She married ALLEN SCHNURR 24 May
1946 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA. He was born 20 Jul 1920, and died 21 Sep 1972
in Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
More About MARGARET HANNAH WARD:
Baptism: Catholic
Graduation: Cloquet High
School, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA
Interests: Children
Occupation: Nanny in her
High School Junior Year, took care of Elsie
Occupation #1: Diamond
Match, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA
Occupation #2: Owned
restaurant in Moose Lake, Minnesota, USA
Religion: Catholic
Residence: Carlton, Carlton
County, Minnesota, USA
More About ALLEN SCHNURR:
Military service: U. S.
Army in Communications
Children of MARGARET WARD and ALLEN SCHNURR are:
76. i. JOHN MICHEAL5 SCHNURR, b. 19 Aug
1947; d. 07 Nov 1991.
ii. JOSEPH SCHNURR.
iii. MARY ELLEN SCHNURR.
iv. JAMES SCHNURR.
22. FRANCES ELEANORE4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 02 Nov 1923 in Mora, Minnesota, USA, and
died 06 Sep 2000. She married CLAYTON THOMAS NEWTON Mar 1943 in
Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
He was born 15 Aug 1920 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA, and
died 23 Dec 1991.
Notes for FRANCES ELEANORE WARD:
More About FRANCES ELEANORE WARD:
Cause of Death: Multiple
Myeloma and Chronic Atrial Fibrillation
Interests: Sewed, knitted,
crocheted, also was a terrific cook and loved vegetable gardening28
Occupation: St. Mary's Hospital,
Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA for many years28
Occupation #1: Central High
School, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA28
Retirement: From Central
High School, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA28
School: 10th grade
education28
Notes for CLAYTON THOMAS NEWTON:
Clayton was born in
Cloquet, MN to Eli Newton, born November 18, 1858 and Mary Caron born in 1884
and Mary died September 13, 1949. Mary
was a Homemaker. Eli worked for State of
MN Experiment Station-Cloquet (Forestry). Per newspaper notices he was 76 years old at
his death.
Information from Carolyn
Newton Tix
More About CLAYTON THOMAS NEWTON:
Cause of Death: Stomach
Aneurysm
Interests: Working on cars,
was a really good artist (drawing), worked with wood to create many things.
Occupation: Greyhound,
Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA
Retirement: 1975
School: 5th grade education
Children of FRANCES WARD and CLAYTON NEWTON are:
77. i. WILLIAM THOMAS SR5 NEWTON, b. 05 Nov
1947.
78. ii. DENNIS MICHAEL NEWTON, b. 18 Mar 1949.
79. iii. CAROLYN MARIE NEWTON, b. 12 Jun 1943.
23. FLORENCE ELAINE4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 24 Jan 1925 in Mora, Minnesota, USA. She married EDWARD WILLIAM SR KOSKI29 06 May 1944 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA. He was born 06 Nov 1925 in Esko,
Carlton County, Minnesota, USA29, and died in Proctor, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA29.
More About EDWARD WILLIAM SR KOSKI:
Burial: St. Matthews
Cemetery, Esko, Minnesota, USA
Cause of Death: Congenital
Heart Disease
Graduation: Esko High
School, Esko, Minnesota, USA29
Military service: U.S. Army29
Occupation: Body work on
cars in Cloquet, Minnesota, USA29
Children of FLORENCE WARD and EDWARD KOSKI are:
i. SUSAN5 KOSKI.
More About SUSAN KOSKI:
Medical Information: Died at
about 2 months of age
ii. DEAN ROBERT KOSKI, b. Feb, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
More About DEAN ROBERT KOSKI:
Cause of Death: Cancer
Occupation: Service Masters,
Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA
iii. DALE ROBIN KOSKI, b. 25 Apr, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
80. iv. ROGER JAMES KOSKI, b. Sep, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
81. v. EDWARD WILLIAM JR KOSKI, b. 05 Oct 1944, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
82. vi. BRUCE MELVIN KOSKI, b. 21 Feb 1948, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA; d. Oct 2003, Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
24. DONALD ELMER4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)30 was born 15 Apr 1928 in Cloquet, Carlton County,
Minnesota, USA. He married (1) ALICE LEONA STANDEVEN30 29 Jun 1949 in Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA. She was born 15 Jun 1916 in
Bellvilla, Rhode Island30, and died 20 Jul 1979. He married (2) BARBARA MAY LAMBERT 20 Apr
1979 in Providence, Rhode Island. She
was born 01 May 1933.
More About DONALD ELMER WARD:
Awards: World War II
Victory Medal, Lapel Button31
Email address:
oceanstatenana@aol.com32
Medical Information: 2009:
Cataract surgery in both eyes.
Military service: U.S. Army
Airforce, Served in World War 2, Airplaine Armorer, Carbine Sharpshooter32
Occupation: Astor
Jewelry-Cole Creations, Jewelry shop Forman32
Occupation #1: After his
retirement, he managed a new company in Providence called Viva Mfg.32
Residence: Moved to Rhode
Island 194932
Retirement: 1978
School: AAf Armorer School,
20 weeks, Lowry Field, Colorado, USA33
Notes for ALICE LEONA STANDEVEN:
Her marriage to Donald was
her 3rd marriage.
More About ALICE LEONA STANDEVEN:
Burial: Chestnut Hill
Cemetery, Exeter, Rhode Island34
Notes for BARBARA MAY LAMBERT:
Barbara is the daughter of
Albert Joseph and Jeanette (Gaumond) Lambert Sr.
Children of DONALD WARD and ALICE STANDEVEN are:
i. ROBIN DOUGLAS5 WARD, b. 1950,
Providence, Rhode Island, USA; d. 1950, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
83. ii. SHARON CECILIA WARD, b. 05 Aug 1952, Miriam Hospital, Providence, Rhode
Island, USA.
84. iii. DARLENE LOVINA WARD, b. 27 Dec 1955, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
25. FLOYD HENRY4 WARD (GEORGE MATTHEW3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 24 May 1935 in Cloquet, Carlton County,
Minnesota, USA35, and died 02 Jan 2009 in Waco, Texas. He married MARY NUMMI.
More About FLOYD HENRY WARD:
Burial: 10 Jan 2009,
Sunrise Memorial Park, Hermantown, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA35
Interests: Playing cards,
bingo, traveling, hunting, golfing and especially spending time with his
grandchildren35
Membership: Lifetime Member
of NRA (National Rifle Association)35
Military service: Army
National Guard for 30 years, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA35
Occupation: Potlatch Corp
for 43 years as a pipefitter
Retirement: 1996, Potlatch
Corp for 43 years as a pipefitter35
Children of FLOYD WARD and MARY NUMMI are:
85. i. BRENDA5 WARD.
86. ii. TODD WARD.
26. RUTH ALICE4 WARD (ROBERT EDWIN3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 05 Jan 1910 in Mower County, Udolpho
Township, Minnesota, USA, and died 02 Feb 1983 in Cresco, Iowa, USA. She married CARL HENRY FREDERICKSON36 02 Jun 1934 in Owatonna, Minnesota, USA. He was born 06 Jul 1899 in Blooming Prairie,
Minnesota, USA, and died 15 Jun 1963 in Rochester, Minnesota, USA (at home).
Notes for RUTH ALICE WARD:
Obituary:
Mrs. Ruth Frederickson,
73, once of Rochester, dies
Mrs. Ruth Frederickson, 73,
of Cresco, Iowa, a former Rochester resident, died of an apparent heart attack
at her home Monday.
The former Ruth Ward was
born January 5, 1910, in Udolpho Township, Mower County. On June 2, 1934, she married Carl
Frederickson in Owatonna. She lived in
Rochester a number of years before moving to Plainview in 1969 and then to
Cresco two years later. She was employed
as a nurses aide at Rochester State Hospital for about 12 years, and in
Plainview was co-owner of Freddie's Drive-In.
Mr. Frederickson, a truck driver, died in 1963. She was a past member of the Rochester VFW
Auxiliary.
Survivors include a son,
Donald of Rochester; a daughter, Mrs. Leonard (Carol) Bronner of Cresco; 11
grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a brother, Floyd Ward of Clearwater,
Florida; and two sisters; Mrs. Ray (Doris) Ohm of Plainview and Adeline Broulik
of Seattle. A son preceded her in death.
The funeral is 3 p.m.
Wednesday at Ranfranz Funeral Home in Rochester, with the Rev. Don Delnes,
pastor of Bethel Lutheran Church, officiating.
Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Gardens.
Friends may call at the
funeral home from 4 p.m to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. until time of the service
Wednesday.
Memorial Card:
In Memory of
MRS. RUTH A. FREDERICKSON
Born in Udolpho Township,
Mower County, Minnesota
January 5, 1910
Passed away in Cresco, Iowa
February 28, 1983 at the
age of 73 years
FUNERAL SERVICE
Wednesday, March 2, 1983 at
2:00 P.M.
Ranfranz Funeral Home
Chapel
CLERGYMAN OFFICIATING
Rev. Don Delnes
Bethel Lutheran Church
ORGANIST
Mrs. Glennis Gordon
SOLOIST
Mr. Norman Melenke
"Whispering Hope"
"Rock of Ages"
PALLBEARERS
Daniel Frederickson Floyd Frederickson
Timothy Frederkson Thomas Frederickson
Raymond Bonner Paul Olm
LAID TO REST
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Rochester, Minnesota
More About RUTH ALICE WARD:
#2 Occupation: Rochester
State Hospital- Nurses Aide for about 12 years37
Burial: Grandview Memorial
Gardens, Rochester, Minnesota, USA37
Cause of Death: Angina
Heart Disease
Medical Information: Died
from heart attack in her sleep.
Membership: Rochester VFW
Auxiliary37
Occupation: Owned and
operated a restaurant in Elgin, Minnesota38
More About CARL HENRY FREDERICKSON:
Burial: Garden of Memories
Cemetery, Rochester, Minnesota, USA39
Cause of Death: Heart
Disease, insufficient adrenal
Children of RUTH WARD and CARL FREDERICKSON are:
87. i. JENS ROBERT5 FREDERICKSON, b. 20
Apr 1935; d. 20 Feb 1976, River Falls, Wisconsin.
88. ii. DONALD ALLEN FREDERICKSON, b. 12 Mar 1937, Blooming Prairie, Steele County,
Minnesota, USA.
89. iii. CAROL ANN FREDRICKSON, b. 29 Dec 1940.
27. ADELINE HANNAH4 WARD (ROBERT EDWIN3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 04 Jan 1914.
She married (1) GEORGE BACON 29 Jan 1933.
He was born 13 Nov 1913. She
married (2) EMIL BROULIK 1949.
Notes for ADELINE HANNAH WARD:
Hannah has 3 children by each husband.
More About GEORGE BACON:
Cause of Death: Blood
poisoning
Notes for EMIL BROULIK:
Another spelling of Broulik
may be Braulik.
Children of ADELINE WARD and GEORGE BACON are:
90. i. RONALD EDWARD5 BACON, b. 17 Dec
1933.
91. ii. DIANE JOYCE BACON, b. 17 Nov 1936.
92. iii. FLOYD CHARLES BACON, b. 23 Jun 1942.
Children of ADELINE WARD and EMIL BROULIK are:
93. iv. GARY EUGENE5 BROULIK, b. 01 Jun
1949.
v. GERRY WAYNE BROULIK, b. 18 Jan 1955; m. LULU THOMPSON; b. 14 Aug 1952.
vi. AMY LOU BROULIK, b. 20 Oct 1957; m. DAVID ATKINSON, 08 Nov
1980.
28. DORIS ELAINE4 WARD (ROBERT EDWIN3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 19 Aug 1920 in Blooming Prairie, Minnesota,
USA40, and died 17 Apr 2002 in Plainview, Minnesota, USA40. She married (1) CECIL WILSON 14 Oct
1937. She married (2) RAYMOND JACOB OHM Abt. 06 Feb
1940. He was born 26 Aug 1916.
Notes for DORIS ELAINE WARD:
Doris 2 boys and 2 girls.
More About DORIS ELAINE WARD:
Burial: 20 Apr 2002, Elgin
Cemetery, Elgin, Minnesota, USA40
Child of DORIS WARD and CECIL WILSON is:
94. i. RICHARD ALLEN WILSON5 OHM, b. 24 Dec
1937.
Children of DORIS WARD and RAYMOND OHM are:
ii. RICHARD ALLEN5 OHM.
95. iii. JAMES RAYMOND OHM, b. 14 Dec 1940.
96. iv. PAUL MICHAEL SR OHM, b. 18 Feb 1945.
97. v. LINDA SUZANNE OHM, b. 27 Jul 1948.
98. vi. LEANNE RHAE OHM, b. 10 Jun 1949, Wabasha, MN, USA.
29. ALTON MARTIN4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)41 was born 01 Sep 1919 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota41, and died 27 Jun 1991 in Miller Dwan Medical
Center, Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota41. He married VIOLET LUNDQUIST41 18 Dec 1945 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota41. She was born 08 Sep 1926 in Jacobson, Aitkin
County, Minnesota41.
Notes for ALTON MARTIN THOMPSON:
1977: After 26 years of employment, Alton retired
from Blandin Paper Co. of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Information from Violet
Thompson, Route 1 Box 12, Jacobson, Minnesota, 55752
More About ALTON MARTIN THOMPSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota41
Cause of Death: Respiratory
Failure, Renal Failure, Perforated diverticulum
Medical Information:
Disability retirement due to arthritis.
Oxygen dependent because of COPD 41
Military service: SGT U.S.
Army WW II41
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh41
Occupation: Blandin Paper
Company
Retirement: 1977, Retired
from Blandin Paper Company, Grand Rapids, Minnesota41
Social Security Number:
471-16-4711
Notes for VIOLET LUNDQUIST:
Violet is the daughter of
Gust Lundquist and Vina Relander.
More About VIOLET LUNDQUIST:
Occupation: Domestic
Engineer
Religion: Lutheran
Children of ALTON THOMPSON and VIOLET LUNDQUIST are:
i. MARVIN DUANE5 THOMPSON41, b. 06 Oct 1946, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota41; d. 08 Jan 1948, Minneapolis, Minnesota41.
More About MARVIN DUANE THOMPSON:
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Cause of Death: Meningitis,
probably tuberculosis42
Medical Information:
Autoposy showed Gelatinous purulent exudate over base of brain Transcription
from University Hospital Records42
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh43
99. ii. MARILYN DIANE THOMPSON, b. 30 Nov 1951, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
100. iii. GARY ALTON THOMPSON, b. 27 Oct 1955, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
iv. DONNA MARIE THOMPSON43, b.
18 Dec 1960, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota44,45; m.
ROBERT
NORTON,
29 Sep 2005, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.
More About DONNA MARIE THOMPSON:
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh45
Marriage Notes for DONNA THOMPSON and ROBERT NORTON:
Witnesses were Carla and Pat
Olek, Maple Grove and Randy Norton and Susie Ingold of Phoenix, Arizona. The reception was held October 15 at the St.
Petersburg Restaurant, Robbinsdale
30. CRYSTAL ANNA4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)45 was born 14 Dec 1921 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota46,47, and died 06 Aug 1993 in Rush City, Chisago
County, Minnesota, USA48,49.
She married LEONARD MELVIN LINDMAN49 26
Dec 1941 in First English Lutheran Church, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota. He was born 11 Sep 1921 in
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota49, and died 06 Dec 1997 in
Cambridge, Isanti County, Minnesota.
Notes for CRYSTAL ANNA THOMPSON:
Crystal worked at the State
Hospital until she had to retire due to her health.
Crystal and her family
picked the many kinds of berries that were in season for jellies, jam, sauces:
strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, high-bush cranberries, chokecherries,
pincherries. They always had a large
garden.
She never had a driver's
license. When Leonard had to be
hospitalized in Hibbing for polio, she packed all the children into the car and
risked the chance of a ticket to make the trip up there to see him.
Crystal had a beautiful
voice. She was seldom heard
singing. When there was a new baby in
the house, she could be heard singing while she rocked the baby. She sang when the others were outside at
play. The children caught on to this and
would sneak to listen under the windows.
She was a calm, joyful
woman. She was proud of and had a
tremendous love for her children. She
saw the BEST in everyone. No matter how
bad something was, Crystal would try to find some good that would come out of
it.
Crystal was dreadfully
afraid of water. She told the family on
several occasions that she believed that when she died, Betty Ann and Virginia
(the 2 daughters she lost in the house fire in 1952) would come across the
water to meet her and she would leave with them.[Thompson.FTW]
The following are memories from Karen, Crystal's oldest
child:
Crystal was born and grew up in northern Minnesota in the
Jacobson area. She attended Cornish
School. Crystal and Leonard lived for a
few years in Hill City, MN before moving ot Rush City, MN. in 1967. They opened their home to foster boys while
raising their own family.
Crystal always had a large garden and she made good use of
the produce taken from it. Peas, beans,
corn, and pickles were canned each year.
The older girls had to clean at least one row in the garden each day
before they were free for the day to play or swim. The girls also had to help with the work
around the house. Our water was carried
from a pump outside in the yard. On
laundry day, the girls carried the water.
When laundry was finished, the wash water had to be carried out and
Crystal wanted it put on her rose bushes and peonies. She said it kept the worms and bugs away.
Every spring, when all the plants, grass, trees and
everything came to life, things started happening with our family activities
for the summer. As soon as the
dandelions and pig weeds started to grow, we picked them for eating. When the tender dandelion leaves were too
large and tough for eating, we picked the blossoms by the bucket so Mom could
make wine. Springtime also meant tapping
the maple trees and gathering the sap for maple syrup. It took many gallons of sap to make the syrup
but it was so good.
When berries became ripe in late summer, the entire family
would pack up early in the morning and did not return home until evening. They would work late into the night sometimes
cleaning the berries so Crystal would be prepared for canning them the next
day. They picked strawberries, blueberries,
currants, raspberries, chokecherries, pincherries, high bush cranberries and
blackberries. Jams and jellies were made
from the juice as well as a quarts of syrup.
Many, many quarts of jellies, jams, sauce, juice and syrup were put away
when the berries were available.
I remember one day in the 1950s when a Barn Owl got into our
chicken pen. Mom told Dad about it and
he shot it. He brought it in the house
in a box and set the box on Mom's wringer washing machine. He called the taxidermist in Grand Rapids
cause he wanted it mounted. But Dad had
to work the next day so he talked Mom into taking it to Grand Rapids for
him. Mom did not have a driver's license
and doing something like this, scared her...she was always afraid of getting
picked up. The next morning, Mom got up
first and went into the kitchen to get breakfast for Dad. The owl was sitting on the top of her wringer
washer. It was not dead!! Dad hit it in the head with something, put it
in the box again and placed the box in the trunk of the car. When we got to the taxidermy, Mom went in and
asked him to get the owl out of the trunk.
She was not taking any chances of it being alive and the taxidermist
didn't think it would be either. But
when the taxidermist opened the trunk, the owl was sitting up looking at
him. What a memorable experience! When Dad got that owl back, us girls used to
tease all the kids that came to visit that it was really alive. There was one family that used to come to
stay overnight and they had mostly boys.
Dad or Mom had to remove the owl from the living room where they slept
because we had scared them of it.
Mom was a bit superstitious!
Dad used to tease her a lot about it.
On one occasion, she had him pick up a wedding gift on his way home from
work one day. He picked up knives. She was so upset, she cried and said she
could not give knives for a wedding present because it would bring bad luck to
the couple. Then someone told her to put
a new penny on each knife and it would be okay so that is what she did. If she saw any of us step over a broom, we
had to step back over it and pick it up.
Some days, we would spend lots of time looking for a four-leaf clover
because she wanted one and she would always help us look. Black cats, Mom didn't like black cats at
all.....especially if we saw one on the road.
We never walked under a ladder because of Mom's fears. It was easier to walk around one than to
retrace our steps and then go around.
She would not step on a crack on a sidewalk and encouraged us not to
either. She was always fearful of
breaking a mirror....she could not risk 7 years bad luck.
Mom made a quilt for each one of her children before she died
and for most of her grandchildren. I
seldom use the quilt she made me....but I do on special occasions, such as
reunions and sometimes at Christmas. It
is beautiful and I treasure having it.
My memories of living on the farm, the Lindman Homestead, are
good. We didn't have a lot of toys and
things like that but we were creative and enjoyed ourselves. A creek ran through our place and us girls
and the neighbor kids would come over and we would spend a lot of time in the
creek.
We made up games when a
tree would fall down in the pasture and would play on the tree until all the
branches were gone. The 'puffballs' that
were prevalent in the cow pastures were used as contests...just to see who
could find the most and smash them to see the cloud of dust come from
them. It was on this farm too that
tragedy was to strike: the house fire
that trapped two of the girls and they burned to death. Mom was in the hospital 2 weeks because of a
near nervous breakdown and she had a miscarriage that night. Dad was in the hospital 2 weeks because he
was burned to the bone in his hands and feet trying to get the girls out. The baby, Diane, went to St. Paul to stay
with Aunt Bernice and the rest of us stayed with Grandma Thompson until Mom and
Dad got home.
Mom was afraid of water.
She was terrified every time we went down to the lake to swim. I think she got a bit used to it trusting
that we would be careful. Us older girls
taught ourselves how to swim when we lived between Big and Little Ball Bluff
Lakes. Living there, it offered us
fishing, swimming, skiing, sledding and skating. Our landlord was a nightmare for our Mom
though. He was always drunk and when Dad
was gone, he would come to our house and make passes at her. She was in tears over it so much of the
time. We lived there six years when we
were evicted. By this time, Dad had had
enough and we moved over by the gravel pit on Highway 200. Mom and Dad fell into very difficult
financial times at this time and was forced into bankruptcy. It took many years after that before life
straightened out for them. In fact, when
Dad got the job at Cambridge it was like a miracle for them.
Mom worked at the Cambridge State Hospital in the laundry
room until her health couldn't take it any longer. She had to give it up.
We were never a hugging, "I Love You" kind of
family until Mom and Dad got into their older years. Love was never questioned because the
physical parts did not exist, and respect and trust for each other was evident
and expected.
More About CRYSTAL ANNA THOMPSON:
Burial: 10 Aug 1993, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota50,51
Cause of Death: End Stage
Congestive Heart Failure from repetitive Myocardial Infarction51
Medical Information:
Coronary thrombosis, diabetic, hypertension, kidney stones, (2) hernias, one
was the size of a football and the other, the size of a grapefruit, rheumatoid
arthritis, heart disease.51
Membership: Heath-Perkins
American Legion Auxiliary Post 51, Pine City51
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh51
Occupation: 1967, Cambridge
State Hospital, Laundry Room51
Religion: Lutheran
Residence: Bet. 1967 -
1993, 925 Alger Ave., Rush City, Minnesota
Social Security Number:
476-60-027452
Notes for LEONARD MELVIN LINDMAN:
Leonard continued to live
in Rush City until his death in 1997.
More About LEONARD MELVIN LINDMAN:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Cause of Death: Massive
Heart Attack
Nationality: Swedish
Occupation: School Bus
Driver for Pine County Schools
Children of CRYSTAL THOMPSON and LEONARD LINDMAN are:
101. i. KAREN CRYSTAL5 LINDMAN, b. 06 May
1942, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
102. ii. CARMEN CAROLYN LINDMAN, b. 23 May 1943, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
103. iii. LINDA MARY LINDMAN, b. 14 Jul 1945, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
104. iv. LYNN MARLENE LINDMAN, b. 01 Jun 1946, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
v. BETTY ANN LINDMAN53, b.
19 Oct 1947, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota53; d. 09
Apr 1952, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53.
Notes for BETTY ANN LINDMAN:
Betty Ann died as a result
of a house fire.[Thompson.FTW]
Betty Ann burned to death in a house fire. Creosote in the chimney caught on fire from a
spark from a wood stove they heated with.
More About BETTY ANN LINDMAN:
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Nationality: Swedish,
German, English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh53
Religion: Lutheran
105. vi. JOANNE ELAINE LINDMAN, b. 06 Feb 1949, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota; d. 26 May 2004, Rugby, Pierce County, North Dakota.
vii. VIRGINIA IRENE LINDMAN53, b.
13 Jun 1950, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota53; d. 09
Apr 1952, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53.
Notes for VIRGINIA IRENE LINDMAN:
Virginia died in a house
fire with her sister, Betty Ann.[Thompson.FTW]
Virginia died when the Lindman house burned. Creosote was started on fire in the chimney
from a spark from a wood stove they heated with.
More About VIRGINIA IRENE LINDMAN:
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota
Nationality: Swedish,
German, English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh53
Religion: Lutheran
106. viii. DIANE KAYE LINDMAN, b. 10 Sep 1951, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
107. ix. LEONARD MELVIN JR. LINDMAN, b. 20 May 1953, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
108. x. RICHARD FRED LINDMAN, b. 14 Jul 1954, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota; d. 23 Nov 2000, Henriette, Pine County, Minnesota.
109. xi. CAROL LAVONNE LINDMAN, b. 25 Aug 1955, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
110. xii. NORMA LUCILLE LINDMAN, b. 10 May 1957, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
111. xiii. ROGER DEAN LINDMAN, b. 25 Aug 1958, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
112. xiv. GENE RUSSELL LINDMAN, b. 12 Oct 1959, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
113. xv. DAROLD BYRON SR. LINDMAN, b. 02 Jan 1962, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
114. xvi. CINDY DAWN LINDMAN, b. 30 Nov 1963, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
31. NYLA ZADEL4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)53 was born 28 Dec 1926 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota53. She
married MELVIN JOHN RELANDER53 26
Oct 1946 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota53. He was born 03 Mar 1918 in Jacobson, Aitkin
County, Minnesota53, and died 28 Jun 199753.
Notes for NYLA ZADEL THOMPSON:
[Thompson.FTW]
Aunt Nyla is a very strong, independent woman who has been
willing to be of help to any one she knows.
I, Karen, recall a time in the 1960s when I was sewing dresses and
shirts by hand for my children. Aunt
Nyla came to visit and saw I was sewing by hand because I did not have a sewing
machine. The following week she came for
another visit but this time she brought
a White Treadle Sewing Machine and gave it to me. She said it wasn't an electric one but it
worked and she wanted me to have it. I
used this machine for several years until I got an electric one. For several years, it was exposed to the
weather and the veneer separated, the drawers on the right came off, it looked
like it should be trashed? I brought it
home saddened by it's condition and wanted to restore it. With the help of a neighbor, who found a
machine very similar to it in her father's burning pile. She dug it out and brought it to me. I peeled pieces of veneer off that one and
matched them to mine and glued them on.
My husband used pieces of the drawer slides to rebuild that part. I ordered a new leather belt and got that put
on. The machine works but the tensions
on it are not set correctly; but the
machine is back looking like I wanted it to....like when Aunt Nyla gave it to
me so long ago. It is a great piece of
memorbilia that I treasure. She is one
of those women one is fortunate to have known.
There have been many occasions, when Aunt Nyla was finished
with her mail route, she would take
neighbors to town shopping. Uncle
Melvin used to say, "She loves the mail route more than she does
me." She baked goods to give to
neighbors.
Aunt Nyla used to do a lot of canning and making home brew
and wine.
2004: Nyla was taking
the mail boxes from her car when the wind blew the door shut on her foot. She had to have ? toes removed because poor
circulation caused them to turn black.
She had to have artieries stripped soon after because of blockage. She turned 78 years old on December 28th,
2004 and she was back driving the mail route in Jacobson.
A Favorite Recipe/s from
Nyla (Thompson) Relander
Molasses Cookies
1/4 cup molasses 2 tsp. soda
3/4 cup shortening 1/2 tsp. salt
1 cup sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon
1 egg 1/2 tsp.
ginger
2 cup flour 1/2 tsp. cloves
Cream together shortening,
sugar, egg. Add molasses, spices, and
salt. Sift and add flour and soda. Roll into balls, roll in sugar and flatten
with a lgass dipped in sugar. If you
wish a thicker cookie do not flatten.
Bake at 375° until lightly brown.
More About NYLA ZADEL THOMPSON:
Medical Information:
Diabetic53
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh53
Occupation: Jacobson Post
Office, drives the rural mail route53
Occupation #1: Prepared
Income Taxes
Notes for MELVIN JOHN RELANDER:
Melvin is the son of Erick
Peter Relander and Ida Victoria Lundquist.[Thompson.FTW]
More About MELVIN JOHN RELANDER:
Burial: Ball Bluff
Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53
Military service: TEC 4 U.
S. Army WW II53
Children of NYLA THOMPSON and MELVIN RELANDER are:
115. i. BRUCE MELVIN5 RELANDER, b. 22 Nov
1946, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota; d. 11 Apr 2005, Lake Haven Manor,
Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA.
116. ii. BERYL JEAN RELANDER, b. 03 Jun 1948, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
iii. BABY RELANDER53, b.
Abt. 1949, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53.
More About BABY RELANDER:
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh53
117. iv. BARBARA ANN RELANDER, b. 25 Jun 1950, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
v. SHIRLEY MAE RELANDER53, b.
25 May 1952, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota53; d. 13
Nov 1971, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53.
Notes for SHIRLEY MAE RELANDER:
Shirley was killed in a one
car roll over in Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota. A cousin on the Relander side of the family
crowded Shirley off the road causing her car to roll in the ditch killing her.
Shirley was a loving,
fun-filled person everyone liked to have around. She was genuinely friendly.
Funeral Srvices were held at
Rowe Funeral Home in Grand Rapids, Minnesota on Tuesday, November 16, 1971 at
2:00 P.M. with Rev. James Elvig officiating.
Music by Mrs. Leslie Burns,
organist and Mrs. Irving Flinck, vocalist.
Casket Bearers: Eugene Berg, John Carlson, John Norstrand,
Mark Anderson, Steven Saari, Glen Laspina
More About SHIRLEY MAE RELANDER:
Baptism: 1952
Burial: Ball Bluff Cemetery,
Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53
Cause of Death: Killed in a
car accident53
Graduation: 1970, McGregor
High School, McGregor, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh, Swedish
Occupation: Bet. 1970 -
1971, Plastic Research Co., Rush City, Chisago County, Minnesota, USA
Religion: Lutheran53
118. vi. PAUL RICHARD RELANDER, b. 26 Dec 1953, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
32. DAROLD EVERETT4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 30 May 1929 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota, USA53, and died 28 Dec 1961 in Jacobson, Aitkin
County, Minnesota, USA53.
He married ARDYTH DOREEN JOHNSON Oct. She was
born 16 Jul 1931, and died 06 Sep 1996 in Red Wing, Minnesota, USA.
Notes for DAROLD EVERETT THOMPSON:
Funeral services were held
at Presbyterian Church in Jacobson, Minnesota on Wednesday at 2 P.M., January
3, 1962 with Rev. Herbert M. Peters officiating.
Casket bearers: Clarence
Anderson, Harold Anderson, Bernard Anderson, Clifford Anderson, George Ward,
Lawrence Anderson
Military Rites by American
Legion and V.F.W. Posts, Grand Rapids, Minnesota
More About DAROLD EVERETT THOMPSON:
Burial: Jan 1962, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota53
Cause of Death: Myocardial
Infarction (8 hours)53
Military service:
U.S.Army-Korean War
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh53
Occupation: Instructed the
building of the airport in Greenland--Construction
Social Security Number:
476-28-0449
Children of DAROLD THOMPSON and ARDYTH JOHNSON are:
119. i. ALLAN RICHARD5 THOMPSON, b. 19 Apr
1954, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
ii. PAMELA JEAN (TWIN) THOMPSON53, b.
12 Aug 1955, Akron, Ohio54.
Notes for PAMELA JEAN (TWIN) THOMPSON:
Pamela is gay and does not
try to hide the fact. Pam and her
significant other would be married if the law allowed it. They have been together for 15 years (2007)
and have bought homes, cares, etc jointly.
Information from Patricia
Brink.
More About PAMELA JEAN (TWIN) THOMPSON:
Education: 1974, Itasca
Community College for Learning Practical Nurse LPN54
Graduation: 1973, Grand
Rapids High School, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, USA54
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh55
Occupation: Bet. 1989 -
2007, Nurse LPN at Red Wing Health Center56
120. iii. PATRICIA ANN (TWIN) THOMPSON, b. 12 Aug 1955, Akron, Ohio.
121. iv. DUANE DAVID THOMPSON, b. 11 Apr 1957, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
v. JOY SARA THOMPSON57, b.
19 Jul 1961, Lake City, Wabasha County, Minnesota; m. RAY TRIECHLER.
More About JOY SARA THOMPSON:
Education: Bet. 1989 - 1990
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh57
33. ROBERT DUANE4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)57 was born 06 Jul 1932 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota57, and died 10 Aug 2007 in Floodwood, St. Louis
County, Minnesota, USA58.
He married SHARON BOETTCHER59 17
Sep 1966 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
Notes for ROBERT DUANE THOMPSON:
Robert has 2 step
sons: Randy Boettcher born March 25,
1964 in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Although Randy went by the Thompson name
throughout school, he went back to using the Boettcher name.
Todd
Lee Boettcher, Todd took the Thompson name and goes by it today. Todd
married Michelle Lee Hammer from Floodwood, Minnesota on December 5, 1992. They were married in Grand Cayman, British
West Indies.
Robert "Bob"
loved to spend time at Hay Lake Campground.
Many memorable times were spent there with his family which included
extended family. He was cremated at his
death and the family spread some of his ashes at the campground and some at
'The Farm' where he grew up....most of them were laid to rest at Hope Lutheran
Cemetery.
Bob was liked by everyone
that knew him.
More About ROBERT DUANE THOMPSON:
Burial: Hope Lutheran
Cemetery, Floodwood, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA
Interests: Deer hunting,
watching the Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Vikings, The Price is Right and
especially spending time with his family, specifically his grandchildren.
Medical Information:
Asthma, COPD, Diabetic, Heart disease, High Blood Pressure
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh59
Occupation: Hanna Mining in
Keewatin60
Occupation #1: Mat Inc, in
Floodwood, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA60
Occupation #2: Warehouser
in Cloquet until his retirement60
More About SHARON BOETTCHER:
Medical Information: Skin
Cancer on hand and neck.
Children of ROBERT THOMPSON and SHARON BOETTCHER are:
122. i. RANDY5 BOETTCHER, b. 24
Mar 1964, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
123. ii. TODD LEE BOETTCHER THOMPSON, b. 05 Jan 1966, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
124. iii. ANGEL MARIE THOMPSON, b. 08 Dec 1967, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
125. iv. MELISSA ANN THOMPSON, b. 22 Sep 1970, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
34. KENNETH DALE4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)61 was born 14 Jul 1936 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota61, and died 05 May 1999 in Grand Rapids, Itasca
County, Minnesota61.
He married ELVIE IRENE PIRILA61 28
Jun 195861. She was
born 22 Feb 1941 in Floodwood, St. Louis County, Minnesota61.
Notes for KENNETH DALE THOMPSON:
Kenny lost a leg as a
result of loss of circulation after a bee sting. A few months later, he lost the other leg
from a stroke. He lived at Leisure Hills
Nursing Home in Grand Rapids, Minnesota until his death.
When Kenny applied for
Social Security Benefits, he found he did not have a birth certificate filed in
his name. He had to get signed documents
from people who knew him to collect the benefits.
His funeral was held at
5:00 P.M. at the Carmel Lutheran Church.
Reverend Loren Anderson-Bauer, Officiating, Rose Gould, Organist. Casket Bearers were Gunnar Ahonen, Randy
Boettcher, Bob Suoja, Jerry Arnold, Todd Thompson, Floyd
Frederickson.[Thompson.FTW]
Kenneth and Elvie lived on
Highway 200 East of Jacobson.
Ken lived out his final
years at the Leisure Hill Nursing Home in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
More About KENNETH DALE THOMPSON:
Burial: 08 May 1999, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota61
Cause of Death: Carcinoma
lung, Cigarette addiction61
Elected: Supervisor for
Ball Bluff Township for nine years
Medical Information:
Allergy to bee stings, arteriosclerosis, atherosclerotic heart disease, diabes
mellitus, previous cerebrovascular accident, hypertension
Occupation: Road
Construction-Heavy Equipment operator
Residence: Jacobson, Aitkin
County, Minnesota
School attending: Cornish
Township School, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA
Social Security Number:
477-36-656662
Notes for ELVIE IRENE PIRILA:
Elvie is the daughter of John Gust Adolf Pirila and Alice
Pervorse.
More About ELVIE IRENE PIRILA:
Burial: 23 Feb 2008, Ball
Bluff Cemetery, Jacobson, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA
Children of KENNETH THOMPSON and ELVIE PIRILA are:
126. i. DALE KENNETH5 THOMPSON, b. 12 Dec
1958, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota, USA.
127. ii. LAURIE DAWN THOMPSON, b. 04 Apr 1960, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota,
USA.
128. iii. TODD NEAL THOMPSON, b. 31 Oct 1963, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
129. iv. WENDY DOREEN THOMPSON, b. 19 Jun 1971, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
35. GEORGE HARVEY4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)63 was born 01 Jun 1938 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota63. He
married PATRICIA ELIZABETH RAUTIO 14 Dec 1957 in Floodwood, St. Louis County,
Minnesota. She was born 14 Sep 1939 in
Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota.
More About GEORGE HARVEY THOMPSON:
Medical Information:
Heart---Triple Bypass (2002), skin cancer, liver problems, aortic artery in lower
stomach region
Membership: 1959, Local
49ers Union
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh63
Occupation: Heavy Equipment
Operator on Road Construction63
Religion: Lutheran63
Retirement: 2002
School attending/ed: Ball
Bluff School, Jacobson, Aitkin County, MN, USA,
McGregor High School, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA, left school in 195464
Notes for PATRICIA ELIZABETH RAUTIO:
Patricia is the daughter of
Wayne Emil Rautio and Vienna Suzanne Kivisto.
More About PATRICIA ELIZABETH RAUTIO:
Graduation: 1957, Floodwood
High School, Floodwood, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA
Interests: League Bowling,
went to three National Tournaments: one in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one in Miami,
Florida and one in Seattle, Washington64
Medical Information:
Angioplasty (balloon), Osteo arthritis, Hip replacement
Nationality: Finnish
Occupation: Bridgeman's and
various other jobs, still works at Bridgeman's (2008)64
Children of GEORGE THOMPSON and PATRICIA RAUTIO are:
130. i. WARREN JAY5 THOMPSON, b. 21 Oct
1958, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota.
131. ii. RANDY WANE THOMPSON, b. 04 Sep 1960, Cloquet, Carlton County, Minnesota.
132. iii. PENNY LEIGH THOMPSON, b. 15 Dec 1963, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
133. iv. DARREN SHANE THOMPSON, b. 24 Nov 1964, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota.
36. CONSTANCE OLIVE4 THOMPSON (ORLIE ADELLA(TWIN)3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1)65 was born 10 May 1941 in Jacobson, Aitkin County,
Minnesota, USA65. She
married VERNON JAMES SIMPSON65 08
Aug 1959 in McGregor, Aitkin County, Minnesota, USA. He was born 22 Oct 1937 in Grand Rapids,
Itasca County, Minnesota, USA.
More About CONSTANCE OLIVE THOMPSON:
Nationality: German,
English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh65
Occupation: Casino, Las
Vegas, Nevada, Supervisor65
Religion: Lutheran65
Notes for VERNON JAMES SIMPSON:
James is the son of Theodore 'Ted' Simpson and Doris.
Children of CONSTANCE THOMPSON and VERNON SIMPSON are:
134. i. TAMMY LYNNE5 SIMPSON, b. 27 Jul
1960, Memphis, Tennessee.
135. ii. BRIAN JAMES SIMPSON, b. 18 Aug 1963, NAS, Midway Island.
iii. BRETT JUSTIN SIMPSON65, b.
18 Dec 1964, NAS Kingsville, Texas; d. 23 Oct 1975, Ogden, Utah, USA65.
Notes for BRETT JUSTIN SIMPSON:
Brett was killed by a car
while geting on the school bus in Utah.
More About BRETT JUSTIN SIMPSON:
Cause of Death: Killed when
a car hit him when he was getting on the school bus.65
Medical Information: Weighed
4 pounds, 10 ounces and was 18 inches long at birth.
136. iv. BRANDON JEROME SR SIMPSON, b. 14 Dec 1966, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
137. v. BLAIR JORDON SIMPSON, b. 05 Jul 1982, Ogden, Utah, USA; d. 28 Nov 2004, Las
Vegas, Nevada, USA.
vi. BILLY JOE SIMPSON, b. 15 Jun 1968, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA; m. ANGELA BURLESON, 12 Jun
1992.
More About BILLY JOE SIMPSON:
Medical Information: Weighed
5 pounds, 7 ounces and was 18 inches long at birth.
37. LESTER CLAUDE4 WARD (CLAUDE LESTER3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 21 Nov 1924 in Bovey, Itasca County,
Minnesota66, and died 12 Jun 1991 in Brainerd, Crow Wing
County, Minnesota. He married VIRGINIA NELSON, daughter
of LAWRENCE NELSON and MARTHA ???. She was born
1930.
Notes for LESTER CLAUDE WARD:
Information from Susan Ward
Evans, 3161 3rd Ave. N., Brainerd,
Minnesota 56401
Funeral Services were from
Nelson-Doran Funeral Hom on Friday, June 14, 1991 at 2:00 P.M. with the
Reverend Lynn Ronsberg as the officiating clergy.
Military Rites were conducted
by the American Legion Post #255
Notes for VIRGINIA NELSON:
Virginia is the daughter of
Lawrence Nelson and Martha. She was born
in 1930.
Children of LESTER WARD and VIRGINIA NELSON are:
i. PATRICIA ANN5 WARD, b. 26 Jan
1949, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, USA; m. (1) WILLIAM TREAT; d. 2007; m.
(2) EARL MCDANIEL, 1963.
138. ii. SANDRA KAY WARD, b. Abt. 1952, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota,
USA.
139. iii. SUSAN ELLEN WARD, b. 22 Jan 1955, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
140. iv. WENDY JO WARD, b. 25 Nov 1958, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
38. LORRAINE GENEVIEVE4 WARD (CLAUDE LESTER3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 05 Mar 1928.
She married (1) DONALD HURLBUT 1945. She
married (2) LOREN MOE 1985.
Notes for LORRAINE GENEVIEVE WARD:
Lorraine had a spider
monkey in her home for a long time. It
had free run of the house. Whenever
Leonard and Crystal visited, the children all looked forward to seeing the
monkey.
Children of LORRAINE WARD and DONALD HURLBUT are:
141. i. DOUGLAS DONALD5 HURLBUT, b. 05 Sep
1947, Hibbing, St. Louis County, Minnesota, USA.
142. ii. MICHAEL EDWARD SR HURLBUT, b. 26 Sep 1949.
143. iii. KENNETH LEE HURLBUT, b. 10 Feb 1951.
iv. MARVIN FAY HURLBUT, b. 26 Jul 1953; d. 31 Oct 1969.
More About MARVIN FAY HURLBUT:
Medical Information:
Cerebral Palsy
144. v. BONNIE JEAN HURLBUT, b. 13 Apr 1957, Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota, USA.
39. JOSEPH WAYNE SR4 PROVENZANO (CLAUDE LESTER3 WARD, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 12 Mar 1943 in Detroit, Michigan, and died
2008. He married (1) RITA ??? Abt.
1963. He married (2) LORRAINE ??? Abt.
1966.
Children of JOSEPH PROVENZANO and RITA ??? are:
i. JOSEPH WAYNE JR5 PROVENZANO.
ii. LISA PROVENZANO.
40. CLAUDE ROYCE4 WARD (CLAUDE LESTER3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 27 Oct 1946 in Bigfork, Itasca County,
Minnesota, and died 28 Oct in Detroit, Michigan. He married (1) DARLENE GARFIELD Abt. 1966
in Bovey, Itasca County, Minnesota. He
married (2) MARILYN ??? Abt. 1968.
He married (3) JEANNETTE ??? Abt. 1973.
More About CLAUDE ROYCE WARD:
Burial: Michigan Ann Arbor
Military service:
U.S.Navy. He served on the ship, U.S.S.
Tullare
Nationality: English,
Irish, Scotch, Welsh
Occupation: GMAC
Religion: Lutheran
Children of CLAUDE WARD and MARILYN ??? are:
i. SANDRA5 WARD.
ii. KEVIN WARD.
41. CLAUDIA ELAINE4 WARD (CLAUDE LESTER3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 03 Jul 1948 in Bigfork, Itasca County,
Minnesota. She married (2) GORDON HILL 1966 in
Sisseton, Roberts County, South Dakota.
She married (3) CARL AUGUST WOHLSDORF 06 May 1968 in Britton, South Dakota. He was born 05 Jul 1944 in Little Fork,
Itasca County, Minnesota, USA67.
More About CLAUDIA ELAINE WARD:
Occupation: Domestic
Engineer
Occupation #1: Prep Cook
for Perkins Restaurant67
Religion: Lutheran
More About CARL AUGUST WOHLSDORF:
Occupation: National Steel
in Keewatin for 33 years67
Retirement: 200367
Child of CLAUDIA ELAINE WARD is:
145. i. ROBERT EUGENE5 WARD, b. 09 Dec
1964, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
Child of CLAUDIA WARD and GORDON HILL is:
146. ii. JUDITH ANN5 HILL, b. 18 Apr
1967, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota.
Child of CLAUDIA WARD and CARL WOHLSDORF is:
iii. PARRISH ROYCE5 WOHLSDORF, b. 14
Jan 1976, Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota67.
More About PARRISH ROYCE WOHLSDORF:
Education: GED (General
Education Degree)67
42. JUDY PEARL4 WARD (CLAUDE LESTER3, GEORGE2, ROBERT1) was born 09 Apr 1950 in Bigfork, Itasca County,
Minnesota. She married (1) TERRENCE ROBERT WILKEY Abt. 1968
in Coleraine, Itasca County, Minnesota.
She married (2) CICELE RUDE Abt. 1975 in Grand Rapids, Itasca County,
Minnesota. She met (3) MARVIN STROTHERS Abt.
1980.
More About JUDY PEARL WARD:
Medical Information: Cancer
Nationality: English,
Irish, Scotch, Welsh