Notes: Bishir Family Scrapbook

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501	Elizabeth may have been a Lee, Richard’s 1st cousin.	Elizabeth (I7683)
502	Elizabeth was 78-1-28 when she died.	Chaney, Elizabeth (I5763)
503	Elizabeth was a PFC in the US Army.	Dresow, Elizabeth L (I5468)
504	Elizabeth was living without her husband and her four children in Clinton Co., Ohio in 1850. Research: There is a marriage record in Delaware for John Griffin m. Elizabeth Marah, 20 Oct 1816. However, it appears this is the marriage of John Spruance Griffin (1780-1832) and Elizabeth Broadaway (widow Marsh) (1789-1871) and not the correct marriage (per Thomas Hale Streets, “Samuel Griffin, of New Castle Co. on the Delaware”, 1905, GoogleBooks) Since Cyrena was born in Ohio, it’s likely they were married in Ohio.	Elizabeth (I576)
505	Elizabeth was previously married and her husband died in Nevada, where she remarried to Greer. Her first two children, therefore, are probably by her first husband. She is in Bodie in 1880 with her daughter and son-in-law. She was living in Santa Ynez as late as 1910. Mary Catherine’s death certificate indicates Elizabeth was born in New York. Taken from “Where the Light Turns Gold” The Story of the Santa Ynez Valley by Joanne Rife published 1977 Mrs. Greer’s Restaurant & boarding house. “At the rear of the boarding house stood Greer’s Hall, a combination dance hall & town hall. Mrs. Greer was a widow and had arrived in Santa Ynez in 1884 with a small child in tow to establish a restaurant & boarding house. She & her husband had started west via covered wagon, but he had died en route in Nevada. The journey had been a perilous one, including an Indian Massacre, but Mrs. Greer had persevered, and in Santa Ynez she built a hall for music & frolic. (the ad below was in the local paper the Argus – Mar 7, 1908). Also there was John Lee’s Sagunto Street livery, with its row of chairs in front was a center for town gossip. From: Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Ventura County Biographies, http://ca-files.biofiles.us/Storke585-606.htm --------- MRS. E. A. GREER, one of the early and successful settlers of the town of Santa Ynez, was born at Harper's Ferry, and was a daughter of John Cochrane, a contractor and builder of that locality. Miss Cochrane was first married in 1851; being left a widow, she remarried in 1866, at Dayton, Nevada, to Henry Greer, a native of Belfast, Maine, and together they came to California in 1868, stopping at Santa Barbara until purchasing a ranch of 160 acres in the west end of Montecito Valley. They cultivated some fruit and were among the first to plant orange trees. Mrs. Greer came to Santa Ynez in 1884, during the infancy of the town, and has since been one of its prominent residents. She purchased one-quarter of a block, 150 x 200 feet, upon which she first built her store and residence, and later a large livery stable. In 1888 she erected the town hall, called the Greer Hall, upon which she has placed a large brass bell, the first bell of the town. Adjoining her store she also established a restaurant, which she has continued with success to the present time. Her store is general merchandise, and she keeps a full line of dry goods, groceries, hardware and household supplies. She also has a ranch of 160 acres in Pinie Canon, which is well-stocked with horses and cattle. Mrs. Greer has four children, three daughters and one son. She is a woman of great executive ability and should feel proud of her well deserved success.	Cochrane, Elizabeth Anna (I6466)
506	Eliza’s middle initial is A. on her burial record and E. on the marriage record. It is A. in the civil war pension application.	Crider, Eliza A. (I9709)
507	Ellen states that she was born at Fort Tejon as stated from a ship’s manifest. She and Mary came back from Europe on this Ship S. S. Berengaria. She was living with her son, Reginald, in Berkeley, California in 1940. Her remains could have been sent to Bakersfield.	Stark, Ellen T. (I9787)
508	Elza lived in Minneapolis in 1941 and in St. Paul in 1948.	Bishir, Glenn Elza (I705)
509	Emeline lists having had 5 children, 4 living in 1900.	Kizer, Emeline (I5829)
510	Emma emmigrated in 1925.	Hansel, Emma (I2006)
511	Emma had 2 children by 1900, but only Anna was living. She had lost another child by 1910.	Bishir, Emma Cordelia (I1403)
512	Emmett and Goldie were living in New Boston, Ohio when World War II broke out.	Pitzer, Emmett Bryan (I2714)
513	Engaged to Malcolm Blaylock. Died of Tuberculosis.	Yadon, Ida (I2141)
514	Enlisted during WW II on 3 Sep 1943. Listed as divorced on his death record.	Engle, John H. (I1976)
515	Enlisted in the Confederate army. Was killed.	Harkey, Thomas Jefferson (I1738)
516	Enlisted in the US Army 6 April 1944. The family lived in East Rainelle, West Virginia in 1959.	Bishir, Troy Carlisle (I684)
517	Enlisted in Ventura, California on 8 April 1941. Served as a Tec4 in 542 Engr B&S Rgmt. during WW II.	Yoakley, Adlai Gat "Glenn" (I2011)
518	Enterprise-Record 27 October 1961 Elbert Myers Dies Suddenly Elbert Lee Myers, 79, died at his home at 893 West Billie Road unexpectedly Wednesday. Her was born December 17, 1881, near Biggs. He started school in Paradise. His family was renting the old Newland ranch here and his sister was born on the ranch. The family lived here for six years at that time. Myers first started work for the Southern Pacific Railroad in Sacramento. He later returned to this area and worked on the run from Chico to Stirling City. He had lived in Paradise and Stirling City for the past 45 years, retiring following a heart attach in 1949. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive, Fireman, and Engineman of Sacramento. Survivors are his wife, Ruby, of Paradise; two sons, John of Auburn and Russell of Sacramento; a daughter, Lorene Wahl of Chico; two sisters, Anna Clark of Chico and Dixie Caldwell of Stockton; a brother, Edmund Myers of Dunsmuir, and nine grandchildren. The Rev. Ione Swan of the Church of Religious Science will officiate at services tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel of the Pines. Interment Monday will be in the Paradise cemetery. RESEARCH: Vital Record-Marriage License # 6037 - 15 Sep 1913 (copy in poss of Jennie Wright) Newspaper Misc: (Elbert, Ruby & family lived in Stirling City, CA in Nov. 1929 according to an article in the "Chico Record" on Nov. 14, 1929). " Mr. & Mrs. Elbert Myers went to Sacramento Tuesday." Soc Sec # 556-03-4277 per state death index on microfiche at SCGS lib Census 1920-Chico, Butte Co., CA (apparently 3 families in one house John F. Myers and his 2 grown married children)) Myers, John F. Head of household/ 58 yrs old/ Widowed (this is not right, unless he remarried after he & Ada divorced) ) Farmer, Lottie Daughter 31 Widowed Leta Granddaughter 12 Lloyd Grandson 7 Myers, Elbert Head of household 38 married (my grandfather) Ruby 31 (my grandmother) Lorene 5 Donald 3 (my father) John 1 ---------- Cemetery Record Note: Was Russell in Sacramento at this time. Who is grandchild number 9. There should have been only 8!!! Did Russell, my father who deserted his family, have another family????	Myers, Elbert Lee (I2695)
519	Ernest W. WALES, 70, Pinellas Park, Fla., died early Thursday morning in St. Petersburg, Fla. Born July 13, 1902 in Rochester, he was the son of Frank and Mary MILLISER WALES. His marriage was to Dorothy J. HOUT. He was a welder for the Metal Forming corporation of Elkhart prior to his retirement. He had been a resident of Florida the past 5 1/2 years, moving from Elkhart. Prior to his residing in Elkhart he had lived in the Rochester area. Surviving with his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Janet LECOUNT, New Paris, and Mrs. Dianne CLEMENTS, Elkhart; one son, Robert P. [WALES], Pinellas Park; eight grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Carrie SIXBY, R.R. 1, Rochester; Mrs. Ada NEHER, Leiters Ford; Mrs. Jennie WOLF, Frankfort; one brother, Ora [WALES], of Pinellas Park. Final rites will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Foster & Good funeral home. The Rev. Morris HOWELL will officiate. Burial will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday until the hour of service.	Wales, Ernest William (I3664)
520	Ernestine G. Voth, 80, of Las Vegas, Nevada, died Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1999 at Summerlin Hospital Medical Center. She was born March 22, 1919 in Ochiltree, Texas. Arrangements are handled by Palm Mortuary-Cheyenne, 7400 W. Cheyenne Rd., Las Vegas, Nevada 89129. Phone (702) 464-8480.	Yoakley, Ernestine Georgia (I7072)
521	Esther was a descendant of George Parkhurst of Watertown, Mass. who was born in England in 1595, and John Bigelow of Watertown, 1636.)	Parkhurst, Esther (I909)
522	Esther's brother, Merritt (Merriot) and family are in the White County, In 1850 census. It lists a Mary in the same household as Merritt and family. I believe this to be Merritt and Esther's mother, Mary Moore Millett. p.426a 13 473 477 Millet Merriet 38 M Farmer 300 York St. 14 473 477 Millet Louiza A.31 F Ohio 15 473 477 Millet Elizabeth8 F Ohio 16 473 477 Millet Hannah6 F Ohio 17 473 477 Millet Luvina4 F Ohio 18 473 477 Millet George W.3 M Ohio 19 473 477 Millet Mary68 F Connecticut	Millet, Ester (I3922)
523	Ethyl worked grinding, abrading, buffing and polishing in a steelworks.	Kern, Ethyl L. (I6011)
524	Eugene had 3 daughters and a son.	Taylor, Eugene Forest (I3264)
525	Eva is listed with her parents in 1900 (Christopher is in Oklahoma) and she indicates she lost a baby. She is remarried by 1910 to Martin S. Williams and they are living in Oakland, Jasper Co., Missouri and have two children, ages 7 and 5.	Jones, Eva Taliha (I5938)
526	Eva is widowed, living with her youngest children in 1870 in Washington Twp., Henry Co., Ohio. She is living with her son John in 1900.	Bushong, Eva Elizabeth (I3145)
527	EVENT: 07 APR 1866, Johnson, MO [S127] ?Oath (for amnesty pardon), states he was a Confederate soldier and at ?the surrender of General Smith at Shreveport, La, took the oath and ?has never violated it	Strange, Jesse Columbus (I7774)
528	EVENT: 31 MAY 1824, Madison, MO [S270] ?Charlotte Lee and Jas Lee adm' of est of Wm Lee dec'd. Bond $500 with ?Gresham Lee and Joel Todd their securities.	Lee, William (I7778)
529	EVENT: BETWEEN 1861 AND 1865 [S1] ?served under Captain Price from private to captain, Company G, 10th ?Regiment, calvaryman, prisoner of war	Lee, John Clay (I7764)
530	Everyone adored Ada. She made shirts for all her brothers in high school. She was beautiful at 15-16. Marie Mendenhall used to go over to Ada and Joe's when she was a girl and listen to the Cisco Kid on the radio, leaning her head on Joe's "gut" which shook whenever he laughed.	Mendenhall, Ada May (I779)
531	Excerpted from “The Past and Present of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Red Hill, Pennsylvania (1739 - 1970)” by Raymond A. Kline: p. 12 “Sometime between 1806 and 1807, John Adam Beysher became schoolmaster and organist. The exact date when he arrived is not recorded, but his oldest son, Jonas, was baptized by Rev. F. W. Geisenhainer on July 12, 1807. At a congregational meeting on St. Michael’s Day, September 29, 1809, he was elected secretary of the church council and continued in that office until 1835. He was the son of a German immigrant, who had located in Bedminster, Bucks County. He must have been well qualified to serve in the double capacity of schoolteacher and organist, for he had as many as seventy or eighty pupils gathered around him, who had come distances of three, four and five miles. His standing rule was “First come -- first served”. All endeavored to arrive at an early hour, lest they might not have an opportunity to recite that day. By candle light the arrivals came. Five recitations were offered to each pupil daily, provided he had not been tardy. By candle light, again they wended their way home. His textbooks were: The A-B-C Book, the Psalter, The Old Testiment, The Catechism and later the “Bauren Freund”, a German newspaper published at Pennsburg. Besides reading, he also taught arithmetic and penmanship, he himself being a skilled penman. His punishments were standing on one leg, riding a wooden jack, sitting in the dungeon and the smart of the whip. He sang, prayed and labored with his pupils like a sincere and faithful man and not without good results. He died in the seventy-ninth year of his life. His remains are buried at Peace Church, Tohicken, Bucks County.”	Beysher, John Adam (I9321)
532	Extensive information about Joseph Coddington and his ancestry can be found here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coddingtons/63.htm	Coddington, Joseph (I2466)
533	Family legend has it that Davis is the suspected killer of two Jayhawkers (or Mexican bandits) who killed his brothers in 1863. About 1880, Davis moved from Greenwood with his family 40 miles west into Indian Territory, near Cowlington, Oklahoma. They later moved to what is now Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Delie had about eight children, five of whom survived infancy. Davis died of a lung and throat ailment in the home of his niece Abbie McKaughan in Waco, Texas. Research: A "David J." is listed as living with Jacob and Eliza Jane in 1870. This was probably Davis.	Mendenhall, Joseph DAVIS (I2187)
534	Family legend has it that the Hardestys settled the first cabin in Indiana. James is probably the son of James Hardesty (b. 1800). His grandfather was Joshua Hardesty (b. about 1761, in PA, d. after 1850) who was living with his sons in Lees Creek, Wayne Twp., Clinton Co. Ohio in 1850. There may have been more children to James and Cyrena - Rose Hardesty? Many of the Hardesty's are buried in New Vienna, Ohio. In 1860 the family is near Lees Creek, Clinton Co., Ohio. Research: Chris Taylor has a death date of 3 July 1857 for James but he appears in the 1860 census: There is another Hardesty family living next door - James (age 59, VA) with five children born in Ohio under age 20 (one of whom is a James) and a William Hardesty (age 63, MD) According to a FindAGrave memorial for the elder James (age 59) below had two sons named James from two different marriages. 1860, Wayne Twp., Clinton Co., OH James Hardesty, 59, M, Farmer, VA Margaret, 19, F, OH Nancy, 17, F, OH Joshua, 16, M, OH Sabre, 13, F, OH James, 11, M, OH William 63, M, MD James Hardesty, 30, M, Farm Laborer, OH Susan, 28, F, OH Eliza A, 5/12, F, OH RESEARCH: James may have been living with the Hosea Stout family in Mercer Co., Illinois in 1850.	Hardesty, Robert JAMES (I1666)
535	Family legend has it that the Lemons were of Swedish descent. Alice died of measles and consumption (Tuberculosis) two months after moving to Los Angeles. The family was living in Boyle Heights (off Mission Road) at the time. Alice had a sister who moved in and took care of her children after her death. Research: Unable to locate her grave in Los Angeles. Family rumor has it that she was buried in Arkansas. Ray Mendenhall says she was buried in East Los Angeles, possibly in Calgary Cemetary. George says she is buried in Evergreen Cemetary in East Los Angeles. Her death certificate lists “Howry & Peck” as the undertakers. That firm disolved in August of 1887, five months after her death. We could find no burial records from that time period for Evergreen Cem., although there was a “potters field” there. The marriage license lists her as “Miss Eudora Lemon”	Lemmons, Alice Eudora "Dora" (I1667)
536	Father Joel Henry Barlow. Mother Euphemia Reid. Chino Valley Review - Apr. 16, 1997 Obituaries Deseret Mendenhall Deseret Mendenhall, 86, died Monday, April 7, 1997, at her home in Chino Valley. She was born Oct. 28, 1910, in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Euphemia (Reid) and Joel H. Barlow. Mrs. Mendenhall married Raymond E. Mendenhall in October 1949 in Las Vegas, Nev. She was a former resident of Van Nuys, Calif., moving to Arizona in 1995 and to Chino Valley three monhs ago. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star in Sherman Way, Calif. Survivors include her husband, Raymond E. Mendenhall of Chino Valley; son, Arnold R. Mendenhall of Lake Havasu City; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at Sunrise Funeral Home in Prescott Valley. Don Cunningham, minister of Pastoral Care of Prescott Valley Methodist Church officiated. Sunrise Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements.	Barlow, Deseret "Dessi" R (I236)
537	Felix was 4 when the migrated to the US in 1913.	Muscavage, Felix (I3528)
538	Fell dead in yard doing evening work.	Talkington, Jacob William "Will" (I1447)
539	Ferne A. Baldwin is not listed as surviving O. Grant Baldwin in his obt of Dec. 5, 1957. She died prior to Dec. 1957. Obit of O. Grant Baldwin, Daily Republican, McPherson, Kansas, December 5, 1957, p.5. Repository: McPherson Public Library, macpl.org	Baldwin, Ferne A. (I9591)
540	FHL#1738487 states that Lynn was "KS. SGT. 708 ENGR. PD CO. WWII (from Tombstone). Found buried in Union Cemetery, Abilene, Dickinson, Kansas, on Findagrave.com on 23 March 2011. From Findagrave.com: Findagrave Memorial # 61184140. ±b?rdrdbrdrw10 rdrdbrdrw10 ±i?ntbl Birth: Jan. 24, 1918 Buckeye Dickinson County Kansas, USAntbl Death: Sep. 26, 1970 Topeka Shawnee County Kansas, USArdrdbrdrw10 rdrdbrdrw10 ntbl RC 26 Sept 1970 KANSAS, SGT, 708 ENGR PS CO, WORLD WAR II. Lynn Kenneth Baldwin, b Buckeye area; son of William G. and Lucy Gibbs Baldwin; m 30 Jun 1939, Winon Meyers of Topeka; d at Topeka; surv by 3 sons, Dale and David at home; Kenneth Baldwin and wife Beverly of Topeka; 1 bro, Neil Baldwin of Stockton, Cal; 1 sis, Mrs Naomi Sexton of Abilene; preceded by parents, 3 bros and 1 sis. ntblntbl Burial: ±u?Union Cemetery ±/u? Dickinson County Kansas, USA Plot: Block 5 Baldwin lot 21	Baldwin, Lynn Kenneth (I9582)
541	FHL#1738487 states: 2ND CHILD, A SON, B.12-15-1904. BUCKEYE, DK CO KS:MDR, NEE GIBBS?	Baldwin, William Grant (I9572)
542	FHL#1738487 states: Clarabel ( ) Modean D. ERE 1987 [No birth date given]	Baldwin, Clarabel (I9576)
543	FHL#1738487 states: PARENTS OF LUCY ISABELL GIBBS: JACOB ? BUR. UNION CEM 6 N. ABILENE, KS. Found in Union Cemetery, Abilene, Dickinson, Kansas, on Findagrave.com on 23 March 2011. From Findagrave.com: Birth: Aug. 1, 1882 Death: Sep. 13, 1920 Eicholtz Funeral rec b 1 Aug 1882 in Kan; d 13 Sept 1920 at Abilene; father Jack Gibbs (b Eng), mother; Jane Clark (b Eng) Find A Grave Memorial# 37350616 1910 US Census, Cheever,Dickinson, Kansas: Lucy's possible brother, Ernest Gibbs, age 21, Single, White, Male is living with the family. His relationship is stated as "Servant". JMonson, 2 Mar 2011.	Gibbs, Lucy Isabell (I3194)
544	Find A Grave Memorial# 61183833	Baldwin, Edgar Allen (I9571)
545	Florence M. Bisher, age 84 of Wilmington, passed away Saturday, May 29, 2004 at the Kettering Medical Center. She was born August 25, 1919 in Clinton County the daughter of Walter Lambcke and Minnie Mae (Camp) Lambcke. She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Louis D. Bisher, 1 son, Louis E. (Eddie) Bisher, 3 brothers, Charles Lambcke, Duke Lambcke, and an infant brother, Herman Lambcke and one sister, Kathryn Sandefer.	Lambcke, Florence (I3743)
546	For further information on the ancestry of Dorcas Fox, see: Eight generations of the family of Henry Fox (1768-1852) and his wife, Sarah Harrell Fox (1772-1848), of South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss.: unknown, 1975, 1464 pgs. (Available on Heritage Quest Online)	Fox, Dorcas (I7075)
547	Forest is living with his parents and lists as Widowed in the 1940 census.	Dean, Forest R. (I7382)
548	Former Mrs. Pearl Atkinson.	Pearl (I10068)
549	Formerly married to Mr. Wight.	Legg, Ruth (I965)
550	Fourth child of "Bud" and Rhoda (Baker) Mouser. Previously married and had one son, Guy (b. Apr 1898, m. America ?, had twins: Lanelle & Segall)	Mouser, Willard Jackson "Jack" (I2143)