BeddowTree

The Genealogy of the Beddow Family (and others)

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251	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Robertson, R.G. (I2942)
252	[Beddow03.FTW]is poor ways. The Shaws were from the Ozark Mnts.---------------------------------------------------After talking with Ethyl Beddow the following are the notes Iimes know him and sometimes not. Once she gotndow out. She did this also to their largen Frank asked her why she thoughtriage to Frank that thehen her and Frankn and out-------------------------------------------------------------------------s the story that was told.on by the localtold Violet seemed to make her mental condition worse, ands recently widowed and they were married and lived that way------------------------------------------------	Shaw, Violet (I2929)
253	[Beddow03.FTW]Landed N.Y., N.Y. 26 AUGUST per passenger lists #M237-63 for July 11 1846 toch 1847; final admission to citizenship 10 Jan 1853.	Hamerly, Leonhard (I3247)
254	[Beddow03.FTW]mber of her daughter in California, whom according------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTES ON ETHYL BEDDOWse in older Everett. She has a "chore-lady" whor Kids and grand kids having just spent sometimed back. Her memories seem to come and go ande says "Vera sure loves kids"k, but can't stand up toe didn't know how toey declined" mine in Goldenyl on 12/27/91, Rob.	Campbell, Ethyl Mae (I2936)
255	[Beddow03.FTW]ne (nickname Jack) born April 1 1947 -- Thomasns.	Sweazea, John E. (I1011)
256	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Beddow, D.E. (I2962)
257	[Beddow03.FTW]new very little about the family. John said he had heardd not say when.	Finch, Gladys (I3288)
258	[Beddow03.FTW]nney Smith}	Swezea, Bert Lee (I1365)
259	[Beddow03.FTW]nney Smith}	Smith, Ralph (I3316)
260	[Beddow03.FTW]nty in the Guthrie Center, Ia records. an in Iowa, but for some reason Frank brought his family topened until he died. He was a "Roving Forman"	Finch, Francis Elmer (I3327)
261	[Beddow03.FTW]orter who saw a bible page that was filed with William's	Beddow, Michael (I3281)
262	[Beddow03.FTW]ows that he was 37 years old, 5 feet 5 inches, complexion light, hair brown.. He served as nurse on a hospital boat under the orders of Col. Milod a fire to warm and loosen up, or find a haystack until hes Hospital. Cataracts on both his eyese lids of his right eyen 1849. Theylva was something else ... If you've a nasty temperedral, "You know, I miss the old boy. I neverielding Robert and Silva Jones Beddow are buried in the Old Carrollton0 Census gives James Jones as owning $2300 in land at that time. Het Thomas Beddo could have been the great grandfather ofo 85 on page 347 of the deed records iny of Richland Township.	Beddow, Fielding Robert (I3265)
263	[Beddow03.FTW]pring of 1878 in Elkport, IA. He was divorced from his second wife (Sarah E.) on 11/27/1883 and paid her alimony of $130. He married his third wife, Virginia Ann (Baker), in Elk twshp., Clayton cty., IA on 7/15/1888 who died on 9/15/1924. They had two children (Mary Margaret (b. 5/30/1890) and Ruth M. (b. 9/18/1894). He enrolled in Co. I, 3rd Reg., Missouri Volunteers on 11/19/61 at Dubuque, IA and was discharged on 11/16/1864 at St. Louis. He was commanded by D.B. Green. He was disabled by deafness and rheumatism at Vicksburg, Miss. on 5/14/1863 after enduring heavy cannon fire when he layed under the water batteries? at siege of Vicksburg. He was also in the battle of Chickasaw Bayou in 12/1862. He was 6'1". He kept a hotel in Eck post? near Clayton County IA beginning in 1877. He farmed from 1869-1877. In 5/1897, he had 20 acres valued at $140 in Clayton County, IA. ... from Bruce Beddow 3/1997	Sweazea, William (I0897)
264	[Beddow03.FTW]pring of 1878 in Elkport, IA. He was divorced from his second wife (Sarah E.) on 11/27/1883 and paid her alimony of $130. He married his third wife, Virginia Ann (Baker), in Elk twshp., Clayton cty., IA on 7/15/1888 who died on 9/15/1924. They had two children (Mary Margaret (b. 5/30/1890) and Ruth M. (b. 9/18/1894). He enrolled in Co. I, 3rd Reg., Missouri Volunteers on 11/19/61 at Dubuque, IA and was discharged on 11/16/1864 at St. Louis. He was commanded by D.B. Green. He was disabled by deafness and rheumatism at Vicksburg, Miss. on 5/14/1863 after enduring heavy cannon fire when he layed under the water batteries? at siege of Vicksburg. He was also in the battle of Chickasaw Bayou in 12/1862. He was 6'1". He kept a hotel in Eck post? near Clayton County IA beginning in 1877. He farmed from 1869-1877. In 5/1897, he had 20 acres valued at $140 in Clayton County, IA. ... from Bruce Beddow 3/1997	Beddow, Michael Tipton (I2848)
265	[Beddow03.FTW]r E. Porter who saw a bible page that was filed with William'sho married Z.C. Kimber. Mary Jane who married ??? Baxter.----------------	Beddow, Fielding (I3282)
266	[Beddow03.FTW]s brother, I had a chance to meet my Greatttle	Beddow, Edgar (I2897)
267	[Beddow03.FTW]s brother, I had a chance to meet my Greatttle	Beddow, Frank (I2895)
268	[Beddow03.FTW]s brother, I had a chance to meet my Greatttle	Beddow, Charles T. (I2893)
269	[Beddow03.FTW]s wife Violet had difficulty some time after the birth of theiriolet became hospitalized Frank put his three youngestorn in Annacortis,a Foster who lives in Weed, California and another daughterried an airplane pilot and now lives in Georgia.h Ethyl she told me the following about Frank, That he loved to fish, and that he had a great sense of humor. He would laugh real loud and Ethyl could hear him coming home from work blocks away laughing to himself over some joke, sometimes a clean one. Frank was a mechanic and would work on farms, mines or anywhere their was machinery to be found. At one time when he lived in Puyallup he worked in a gas station up on Highway 99.-----------------from talking with Ethyl on 12/27/91, Rob.	Montgomery, William Emmett (I0959)
270	[Beddow03.FTW]s wife Violet had difficulty some time after the birth of theiriolet became hospitalized Frank put his three youngestorn in Annacortis,a Foster who lives in Weed, California and another daughterried an airplane pilot and now lives in Georgia.h Ethyl she told me the following about Frank, That he loved to fish, and that he had a great sense of humor. He would laugh real loud and Ethyl could hear him coming home from work blocks away laughing to himself over some joke, sometimes a clean one. Frank was a mechanic and would work on farms, mines or anywhere their was machinery to be found. At one time when he lived in Puyallup he worked in a gas station up on Highway 99.-----------------from talking with Ethyl on 12/27/91, Rob.	Beddow, Frank E. (I2910)
271	[Beddow03.FTW]s. G.C. Beddow was born on September 3, 1907 andl he was about 14, ataveling clothes salesman for a firm out of Pendelton. When thee virtually self sufficient onther had fallen ill and that Ella (G.W.episode of the institution opened a rift between my father and histon Oregon	Beddow, George Washington (I2894)
272	[Beddow03.FTW]sin, andd was gone. When Leonard wasn't home, they laughed at mealtime,ed them with shelled corn and pumped them full of water.tle bucket, cut and peal a willow switch, addt Daisy for a name, but disliked CAR-LINE even	Smith, Amy (I3390)
273	[Beddow03.FTW]t be	Beddow, Theo Lavonne (I3302)
274	[Beddow03.FTW]t theg -- and she followed it, "If you can't say something good about aone-- with the butter paddle, pancake turner, or the razorad heart trouble all of her adult years at least. Manyu a time whensy loved sunrises and sunsets, and often commented, "when I die, I hope	Hamerly, Daisy Caroline (I3381)
275	[Beddow03.FTW]te a poet, she had poems published in the Valley Times newspaper,uppet show and they would read mothers poems on the air.re lost years in the 30's or 40's when Amy tried	Beddow, Amy Violet (I3338)
276	[Beddow03.FTW]ty where he remained about a year. He was taken sickied to Caroline Kelly, daughter of Samuele two and a half years.	Smith, Milo (I3394)
277	[Beddow03.FTW]ventually Vera met and lived with a blacksm the Frank James Beddow document.age was to a ???? Wallaceough they felty had 3 or 4a sayselves eg.. stealing money and food for the others. The-------------------------------------------l said served her right. Eddie was a good man for her and would take to the Hospital for the cure. but it didn't last long. Also Ethyls eldest daughter and Vera wouldn't fight over men as some girls do but they knew there were plenty for all to go around and that if the other one stole the others man, so what. (these girls were how old at this time?) Vera was about 12 when her and Frank took up together. Vera didn't like to do dishes, make beds or wash clothes but when it came to Ironing she would shoo everyone out and do it happily. Vera would look at catalog and then go and cut out dolls with dresses from memory and play with these for hours. Ethyl said she was smart as a whip and when it came to school work she had no problems unlike Donna and Frank Jr.	Beddow, Vera Rosseta (I2930)
278	[Beddow03.FTW]y father. At that time my mother moved to Pendeltonhe coast for manyt personal achievements in life was compiling,ness: Flora.l sweetheart Lisa K Kuhlman on Junes is the end of the story for now.	Sweazea, John (I0997)
279	[Beddow03.FTW]y father. At that time my mother moved to Pendeltonhe coast for manyt personal achievements in life was compiling,ness: Flora.l sweetheart Lisa K Kuhlman on Junes is the end of the story for now.	Conrad, Francis Lorlene (I2948)
280	[Beddow03.FTW]y had been married six years, His age is 33, hers 30 Franks as 5, all three were born in Iowa, His father born in Ohio, Mother in Iowa. Her father and mother born in Pennsylvania. He lists his occupation as a farmer, They can both read, write, and speak English. and that they own a farm with a mortgage on it and the farm is schedule #169	Brown, Margaret Elizabeth (I2887)
281	[Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 3, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: Jul 6, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.107363.24]e: 2421	Swanson, Emil Frederick (I2688)
282	[Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 3, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: Jun 5, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.107363.24]e: 2421	Swanson, Emil F. (I2760)
283	[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Dec 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.21047.112] Individual: Milnor, Genesta Birth date: May 8, 1906 Death date: Aug 1985 Social Security #: 532-24-9336 Last residence: WA 98003 State of issue: WA	Genesta (I414)
284	[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Dec 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.21047.124] Individual: Milnor, James Birth date: Oct 1, 1904 Death date: Nov 18, 1995 Social Security #: 533-09-4752 Last residence: 98902 State of issue: WA	Milnor, James Purvis (I395)
285	[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Dec 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.21047.176] Individual: Milnor, Theresa Birth date: Aug 27, 1905 Death date: Jun 1972 Social Security #: 538-24-7634 Last residence: WA 98902 State of issue: WA	Theresa (I396)
286	[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Dec 21, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.21047.178] Individual: Milnor, Virginia Birth date: Jan 3, 1876 Death date: Mar 1968 Social Security #: 534-52-3500 Last residence: WA 98020 State of issue: WA	Hannon, Catherine (I394)
287	[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Mar 21, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.15046.60]: Jan 25, 1913	Mckenzie, Everett (I2756)
288	[Dan Hughes Jr.] Mary Zubler was Meinrad's first wife. She came from the Alsace Lorraine region of France. Story Harriet always told was she was pregnant and mopping her kitchen and a troup of her kids ran through and she fell. She went into labor but she and the infant girl both died shortly after childbirth. According to Harriet's (Bammert) notes, George was 5 at the time and Rosie was 3.	Zubler, Mary (I606)
289	[] !1850 US Census, Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY (FHL #444278) p. 66 Occupation: Farmer	Cowl, Calvin P. (I308)
290	[] !1850 US Census, Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY (FHL #444278) p. 66	Cowl, Henry (I313)
291	[] !1850 US Census, Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY (FHL #444278) p. 66	Cowl, William (I311)
292	[] !1850 US Census, Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY (FHL #444278) p. 66	Cowl, Nancy E. (I310)
293	[] !1850 US Census, Bridgewater Twp., Oneida Co., NY (FHL #444278) p. 66	Mary Ann (I309)
294	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, Joseph Oscar (I324)
295	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, Tennel Or Pembrook (I322)
296	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, John F. (I321)
297	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, George N. (I320)
298	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, Ann Rebecca (I317)
299	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Guy, Sara Fanny (I316)
300	[] !1850 US Census, Middletown Dist., Charles Co., MD (FHL #443521) p. 258 1860 US Census, Coomes Dist. #3, Charles Co., MD (FHL #803473) pp. 28-29	Ann E. (I315)