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The Newark Advocate, Newark, Ohio, Friday, August 26, 2005
William J. "Drag" Priest, June 3, 1921-Aug. 25, 2005
A funeral service for William J. "Drag" Priest, 84, of Newark, will
be at 10 a.m. Monday at Brucker and Kishler Funeral Home, with
Pastor Don Moshgat officiating. Burial will follow in Hanover
Cemetery. Mr. Priest retired after 31 years from Kaiser Aluminum
as a Rougher on 22" Mill. He passed away Aug. 25, 2005, at the Selma
Markowitz Hospice Care Center. He was born June 3, 1921, in Hanover,
to the late James W. and Alena Edith (Adams) Priest. He was a
member of the Brushy Fork United Methodist Church, and the New Home
(Hanover Masonic) Lodge #338. He is survived by his loving wife of
63 years, Louise (Boor) Priest, whom he married on Nov. 21, 1941;
sons, William (Debra) Priest, Ronald Priest and Robert Priest all
of Newark; daughters, Virginia (John) Longley of Tulsa, Okla.,
Edith (Robert) Myers of Newark, Roberta Priest of Dallas, Texas,
and Lori (R.C.) Clay of Deland, Fla.; 12 grandchildren; 15
great-grandchildren, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his
daughter, Diana Priest, 3 brothers and 5 sisters. Friends may
call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Brucker and Kishler
Funeral Home with a New Home (Hanover Masonic) Lodge #338 service
starting at 6:45 p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may
be made to Hospice of Central Ohio 2269 Cherry Valley Rd. SE Newark,
OH 43055.
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Zanesville Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, July 12, 2008
ZANESVLLE -Shirley A. Loewendick Twyman, 78, of Zanesville, died at
8:30 a.m. Thursday, July 10, 2008, at SharonBrooke in Newark,
following a lengthy illness. She was born Monday, Jan. 13, 1930,
in Zanesville, the daughter of the late Theodore and Lelia Bollinger
Loewendick. She was a lifelong member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic
Church, graduated from St. Thomas School and was formerly employed
as a sales clerk with J.C. Penney and a homemaker. Shirley was a
generous and caring person; always a caregiver for her family. She
was a devoted wife and loving mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother. She had a great sense of humor and brightened
the day of everyone she knew. An avid lover of nature, including an
animal and bird lover, she was an avid antique enthusiast, arrowhead
collector, flower gardener, seamstress and loved to cook and bake
for her family and friends. She is survived by one daughter-in-law,
Patty and Mike Parrish of Zanesville; five grandchildren, Erin and
John Lang, Amy (Jimmy Smith) Twyman, Joshua L. (Sara) Twyman, Jacob
and Jackie Twyman and Ross M. Zwelling, all of Zanesville; 16
great-grandchildren, Miranda and Logan Lazar, Chance and Wyatt
Lang, Madison and Faith Dressler, Kaila and Kaid Smith, Jordan
Rucker, Dakota, Autumn, Jessica, Olivia and Taylor Twyman and Hunter
and Gage Twyman; one sister-in-law, Dorothy Loewendick of Zanesville;
and many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was
preceded in death by her husband, Don Twyman, whom she married
Saturday, July 23, 1949, and who died Nov. 19, 1978; one son, Dan
Twyman, who died April 4, 1983; one daughter, Peggy Zwelling, who
died May 9, 2003; two brothers, Ted and Bob Loewendick; and three
sisters, Dorothy "Dot" Lemmon, Jean Gainer and Marilyn Walpole.
Calling hours will be 1 to 3 and 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 13, at The
Hillis & Hardwick Funeral Home, 935 Forest Ave., with a Christian
vigil service at 5 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated
at 10:30 a.m. Monday, July 14, 2008, at St.Thomas Aquinas Catholic
Church, with Father Jordan Turano as celebrant. Burial will follow
in Mount Olive Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to
Heartland Hospice or St. Thomas Catholic Church in Shirley's name.
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Census: 1900
, Virginia, Floyd Co., Indian Valley Dist, ED16, pg98B, sh7B w/ par
S0319
Census: 1910
, Virginia, Floyd Co., Court House Dist, ED45, pg61A, sh16A
S1259
Census: 1918
, registered WW1 draft in Floyd Co., Virginia
Census: 27 Jan 1920
, FloydVA Courthouse Dist, ED92 p6A w/ parents
S0355
Census: 3 Apr 1930
, Maryland, Baltimore Co., 4th election dist, ED3-25, sh1B
S1101
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Father: Abner James "Zack" Knowles
Mother: Nina Albright
Notes:
The Post, Frederick, Maryland, Thursday, February 28, 1985, pA--5
Mr. A. Luther Knowles, 86, well known retired farmer and Realtor,
formerly of Rt. 1, Mount Pleasant, died Wednesday, Feb 27, at
Homewood Retirement Center, Frederick, where he had been a resident
for the past 2-1/2 months. He was the husband of Clover Keith
Knowles, who is also a resident of Homewood. Born Nov 8, 1896, in
Willis, Va., Mr. Knowles was the son of th elate A. James and Nina
Albright Knowles. Mr. Knowles was a member of Calvary United
Methodist Church and a former member of the Leaders Men's Bible
Class. He farmed for many years in the Mount Pleasant and
Buckeyestown areas and, from 1953 until he retired in 1978, Mr.
Knowles owned and operated a real estate business on West Seventh
Street, Frederick. He was a member of the the Frederick County
Board of Realtors. Besides his wife, Mr. Knowles is survived by
one dauther, Mrs. Elizabeth K. hale, Frederick; one granddaughter,
Mrs. Holly H. Frederick, Minot, N. D.; three grandchildren, James E.
Brydon III, Amanda J. Brydon, all of Minot, N.D.; two brothers, O.
Jordan Knowles, Floyd, Va., and Leland A. Knowles, Christiansburg,
Va.; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Graham and Ola Quesenberry, both of
Willis, Va.; and many nieces and nephews. Mr. Knowles was
predeceased by a son, A. Luther Knowles, Jr., in March 1941. Mr.
Knowles is at the Frederick Funeral Home of Robert E. Dailey & Son,
1201 N. Market St., where friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Thursday,
Feb 28. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, march 1, at the
funeral home. The Rev. Mark S. Waddell, Calvary United Methodist
Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Frederick.
The News, Frederick, Maryland, Saturday, March 2, 1985, pA-5
Mr. A. Luther Knowles
Funeral services for Mr. A. Luther Knowles, 86, well-known retired
Frederick Realtor, who died Wednesday, Feb 27, were held at 11 a.m.
Friday, March 1, at the Frederick Funeral Home of Robert E. Dailey &
Son, 1201 N. Market St. The Rev. Mark S. Wadell, Calvary United
Methodist Church, officiated. Bearers were Samuel L. Birely, W.
Harold Moore, William F. Moran Jr., Charles Horsman, Michael Horsman,
Frederick M. Gloeker, Frederick M. Gloecker Jr. and Archie Nowlin.
Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick. Mr. Knowles was
the husband of Clover Keith Knowles.
Sources:
S1101: [S1101] 1930 census, Maryland, Baltimore Co., 4th election dist, ED3-25, sh1B
S0355: [S0355] 1920 census, Virginia, Floyd Co., Courthouse Distr, ED 92 pg 6A
S1259: [S1259] 1910 census, Virginia, Floyd Co., Court House Dist, ED45, pg61A, sh16A
S0319: [S0319] 1900 census, Virginia, Floyd Co., Indian Valley District, ED 16, pg 98B, sh7B
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Census: 15 Apr 1910
, Texas, Bell Co., Temple, ward 2, ED19, p105A
S6337
Census: 19 Jan 1920
, Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, Pct 6, ED114, p445B
S6335
Census: 11 Apr 1930
, Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, ED123-43, p284B
S6336
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Father: Charles W Webb
Mother: Maggie Mae McCowan
Sources:
S6336: [S6336] 1930 census, Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, ED123-43, p284B
S6335: [S6335] 1920 census, Texas, Jefferson Co., Beaumont, Pct 6, ED114, p445B
S6337: [S6337] 1910 census, Texas, Bell Co., Temple, ward 2, ED19, p105A
SD21907: death certificate
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Father: Living Enns
Mother: Living Chaney
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Mother: Lillie Mae Goodwin
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Census: 9 Apr 1930
, Oklahoma, Osage Co., Foraker tp, ED57-21, p249A
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S4057: [S4057] 1930 census, Oklahoma, Osage Co., Foraker tp, ED57-21, p249A
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Census: 17 Sep 1850
, Tennessee, McMinn Co., 23rd Div, pg354b
S1784
Census: 17 Jul 1860
, Tennessee, McMinn Co., 14th Dist, Cog Hill PO, pg321a
S1782
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Father: George W Wilson
Mother: Elizabeth wilson
Sources:
S1782: [S1782] 1860 census, Tennessee, McMinn Co., 14th Dist, Cog Hill PO, pg321a
S1784: [S1784] 1850 census, Tennessee, McMinn Co., 23rd Div, pg354b
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Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) - December 10, 2006
YAKIMA - Verile R. Olden of Yakima, Washington passed away suddenly
at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, December 5, 2006.
"Dutch", as he was known to family and friends, was born January 5,
1931 in Toppenish, Washington to Harold and Laverne "Tuddy" Olden.
He grew up on the family homestead, farming and ranching cattle in the
Toppenish area, and graduated from Toppenish High School in 1949, where
he was president of the FFA chapter. Dutch joined the United States
Marine Corps in the fall of 1949, received training at Camp Lejeune as
an Operating Engineer, and served in Korea during the Korean War. He
was decorated for wounds received as a combat veteran and for heroism
rescuing a downed South Korean pilot. Following initial medical
treatment in Japan, he was reassigned to the El Toro Marine Air Station
for recuperation, where he met the love of his life, his wife of 54
years, Mary Ellen Sheppard Olden, also a United States Marine Corps
Sergeant. They were married in Las Vegas on July 23, 1952. Following
discharge from the Marine Corps, Dutch and MaryEllen moved to the
Toppenish area, and started their family. Children Carol, Carl, and
Craig soon followed. Along with a career operating and repairing heavy
equipment, and performing underwater welding with the Wapato Irrigation
Project from 1953 to 1965, Dutch helped with the family ranch in the
Toppenish area, and all the neighbors enjoyed his help with their
cattle herds. In 1965 he helped with the initial construction of the
Fort Simcoe Job Corps Center, and became one of the first vocational
instructors there, teaching heavy equipment operation and repair, auto
mechanics, and welding over the course of his career. Dutch was well
known for his heavy equipment operating skills, and was frequently
called on for his expertise in fighting forest and range fires
throughout the Northwest. Dutch enjoyed coaching the Fort Simcoe Eagles
football, baseball and wrestling teams, and taking his family on
waterskiing outings with his Job Corps students during the summers.
Dutch became Deputy Director of the Fort Simcoe Job Corps Center in
1980, a position he held until his retirement on March 29, 1986 after
more than 39 years of government service. Dutch received many awards
and recognition during his years of exemplary service with the Wapato
Irrigation Project and with the Fort Simcoe Job Corps Center.
Following retirement, Dutch and MaryEllen made their home in Yakima,
and enjoyed the opportunity to be involved in family activities with
their grandchildren. Dutch became a volunteer at Hoover Elementary
School, mentoring students in reading and math skills, and was publicly
recognized for his involvement in the Washington Reading Corps. Always
handy with tools, Dutch enjoyed remodeling and tinkering, and had a
wonderful flower and vegetable garden. His green thumb kept the entire
family and most of the neighborhood in vegetables every summer. A
man of
many talents, Dutch was an accomplished chef and everyone enjoyed the
treats he created at the stove, on the barbecue, and in the smoker.
Dutch enjoyed trout fishing with MaryEllen at his favorite childhood
fishing sites. An enrolled member of the Yakama Nation, Dutch
particularly enjoyed fishing at Mount Adams Lake. A traditional family
outing involved being the first to fish Howard Lake every season, and
the family returned there in the late summer for huckleberry season.
Although he never seemed to have time to play during his work career,
Dutch started playing golf during his rehabilitation following his war
injuries, and was instrumental in designing and building the golf
course at the El Toro Marine Air Station. On rare occasion, he could be
convinced to play golf in a tournament of government employees, and
would surprise us all by winning. He renewed his interest in golf
during retirement, and enjoyed playing with MaryEllen and his sons and
grandsons. One quickly learned never to bet with Dutch. Dutch
particularly enjoyed traveling with MaryEllen to all of the sporting
events, music performances and drama activities involving their
grandchildren. Dutch is survived by his wife of 54 years, MaryEllen,
and by his three children and their families: his son Craig and his
wife Lisa Heman Olden and their son Hunter of Yakima; his son Carl and
his wife Susan Dahlin Olden and their children Kenneth, David, Timothy
and Rebekah, also of Yakima; and by his daughter Carol of Long Beach,
Washington, Carol's daughter Maria (Didi) McCoy and husband Chris of
Seattle, Carol's son Kolden Gopher and great-grandsons Giovanni and
Kaleo Gopher of Toppenish. Dutch is also survived by sisters Carmella
Clements of Toppenish and Dolores Blaine of Yakima; sister-in-law
Elizabeth Gehrke and her husband Edward of Coshocton, Ohio; aunts Viola
O'Neil of Yakima, Velma Phillips of Toppenish, and LaVilla Ramsey of
White Swan; uncle John Rentschler of Toppenish; numerous cousins,
nieces, nephews and the uncountable friends he made during his 75
years. Dutch was preceded in death by his parents, Harold and LaVerne
"Tuddy" Olden, and his step-father Mark Bybee. Merritt Funeral Home is
in charge of cremation and memorial arrangements, with a Celebration of
Dutch's Life to be held at 1:00pm Friday, December 15th at Merritt
Funeral Home in Wapato. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a
donation to the Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Foundation, for Heart
Disease Prevention programs, or to the donor's favorite charity.
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Census: 22 Jun 1900
, Missouri, Polk Co., Jackson Tp, ED125, p71B
S5363
Census: 12 May 1910
, Missouri, Polk Co., Jackson Tp, ED146 , p111B
S5364
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Sources:
S5364: [S5364] 1910 census, Missouri, Polk Co., Jackson Tp, ED146 , p111B
S5363: [S5363] 1900 census, Missouri, Polk Co., Jackson Tp, ED125, p71B
SD17289: death certificate
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Census: 1880
, Wisconsin, Vernon Co., Webster, pg418B
S1613
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Father: Benjamin Grafton Savage
Mother: Margaret Zany Oliver
Sources:
S1613: [S1613] 1880 census, Wisconsin, Vernon Co., Webster, pg418B
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Census: 29 Jul 1850
, Ohio, Morgan Co., Penn Twp, p130A
S0431
Census: 1856
, Iowa, Van Buren Co., Farmington, p684
S4476
Census: 12 Jul 1860
, Iowa, Van Buren Co., Farmington Twp, pg 218
S0472
Census: 27 Jul 1870
, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, Nelsonville, pg 282
S0487
Census: 12 Jun 1880
, Ohio, Athens co, Nelsonville, ed16, pg287D, s28
S0526
Census: 1890
, Veterans Schedule, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, Nelsonville, pg 118
S0575
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Notes:
The 1890 census of veterans and widows for Athens Co., Ohio has a
George Minear listed as having served B Co 24th Missouri Infantry
from 17 Jul 1864? to 12 Apr 1865. There is no George Minear listed
on the online roster for B Co 24th Infantry, nor could I find that
he ever filed for pension. I also paged through the 24th Mo Roster
on cwss and couldn't find any variant of Minear
Is this George Minear related to Joseph Savennear Minear?
Sources:
S9002: FHL batch M514081, film 0910657, Morgan Co Probate Records, 1819-1860
S0575: [S0575] 1890 census, Veteran Schedule, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, Nelsonville, pg 118
S0526: [S0526] 1880 census, Ohio, Athens co, Nelsonville, ed16, pg287D, s28
S0487: [S0487] 1870 census, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, Nelsonville, pg 282
S0472: [S0472] 1860 census, Iowa, Van Buren Co., Farmington Twp, pg 218
S4476: [S4476] 1856 census, Iowa, Van Buren Co., Farmington, p684
S0431: [S0431] 1850 census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Penn Twp, p130A
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Census: 1900
, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Harrison Twp, Taylorsville, ED47 pg83b, sh3B
S0625
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Father: Lennie A Sheppard
Mother: Cora E Longley
Sources:
S0625: [S0625] 1900 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Harrison Twp, Taylorsville, ED47 pg83b, sh3B
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