Wilbur Everett ROSE
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 14 Oct 1909 - Oakland, Alameda, California, USA 1 2 3 5 6
Christening:
Death: 24 Mar 1983 - San Lorenzo, Alameda, California, USA 2 7
Burial:
Events
• He resided at 577 48th Street on 3 Jan 1920 in Oakland, Alameda, California, USA. 1
• He resided at 3804 Opal Street on 14 Apr 1930 in Oakland, Alameda, California, USA. 5 Occupation: Salesman for oil products.
• He has conflicting death information of 28 Mar 1982 and Castro Valley, Alameda, California, USA. 8
• He was Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 6
Parents
Father: Alonzo Jesse ROSE 9 10 11 12
Mother: Georgia Sarah MOORE 1 3 13 14 15 16
Spouses and Children
1. *Eleanor Henrietta HEDSTROM 6 8
Marriage: 31 Dec 1930 - Castro Valley, Alameda, California, USA 8
Status:
Children:
1. Living
2. Living
Notes
General:
Oakland Tribune, 26 May 1983, Page C10, Col. 3
Rose, Everett W. "Rosie", March 24, 1983, beloved husband of the late Eleanor Rose; loving father of Nancy Corchidi of Sacramento and Susan Rezak of Castro Valley; devoted grandfather of Karen Burklow, Wayne Anthony, Doug Cooper and Rebecca Anthony; also leaves two great -grandsons. A member of Chateau Thierry Lodge No. 569 F. & A.M. Retired employee of Mother's Cookie Co. A native of Oakland, Ca., aged 73 years.
Friends may attend a memorial service Monday, March 28th at 4 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 3900 Seven Hills Rd., Castro Valley. Donations to the American Cancer society preferred in lieu of flowers. 6
William S. ROSE
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 19 Oct 1845 - ,, Arkansas, USA 18 20 21 22 23 24 25
Christening:
Death: 26 Jul 1901 - Anderson Township, Mendocino, California, USA 19 20 21 26 27
Burial: in Evergreen Cemetery, Boonville, Mendocino, California, USA 20 10 21
Events
• He worked as a Farmer. Stagedriver in the early days in Anderson Valley. 18 19
• He was Member of the Anderson Valley Christian Church and served as superintendent of the Sunday School for many years. 19
• He had a residence on 4 Aug 1870 in Anderson Township, Mendocino, California, USA. 25 28 Occupation: Farmer
• He had a residence on 3 Jun 1880 in Anderson Township, Mendocino, California, USA. 18
• He had a residence on 19 Jun 1900 in Anderson Township, Mendocino, California, USA. 12
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Jane CONRAD 10 12 17 19 29
Marriage: 3 Jun 1868 - Anderson Township, Mendocino, California, USA 30 31 32
Status:
Children:
1. Minnie Etta ROSE 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
2. Sarah Elizabeth ROSE 40
3. James William ROSE 41
4. Charles Edward ROSE 12 42
5. Martha J. ROSE 11 12 43
6. Alonzo Jesse ROSE 9 10 11 12
7. Estella Edith ROSE 12
8. John Caspar ROSE 12 44
9. Lester Earven ROSE 8 20
10. Frank Cedrick ROSE 8 20
11. Sidney Irene ROSE 45 8 46
Notes
Death Notes:
on J. J. Smalley RanchGeneral:
The Fort Bragg Advocate
31 Jul 1901
William Rose, a pioneer stage driver, was killed by the explosion of the boiler of a threshing machine near Boonville July 26, 1901.
Mendocino Beacon
3 Aug 1901, Page 1
Boiler Explodes!
Two Men Killed in Anderson Valley
An Awful Catastrophe Caused by a Defective Gauge Pipe - Worthy Men Meet a Horrible Death
One of the most lamentable accidents that has happened in Mendocino county for years occurred near Philo Friday afternoon of last week when a threshing machine boiler exploded and instantly killed Wm. Rose, a pioneer resident, and fatally injured David Lear, a young farmer.
The threshing machine was the property of J. B. Saunders, but had been leased by Mr. Rose, and the outfit was at work on J. H. Smalley's ranch. Perry Irish was employed as engineer, and just before the explosion took place the belt ran off the drive wheel. It is said that the steam was being shut off when the boiler bursted. Rose was stooping over the tool box at the rear end of the boiler, and the flying pieces of iron almost decapitated him. The boiler and engine were lifted bodily and hurled a distance of 210 feet from their original position. Lear was at work about the separator and some of the flying pieces struck him. Some of the other work men and spectators were also injured, but no others seriously. Richard Day and T. H. Rawles were seated on a bench looking at the work and they were hurled several feet through the air and received some bruises.
After the explosion it was only by almost superhuman effort that the injured men were saved from cremation, as the fire under the boiler, scattering in all directions, started a fierce fire in the dry stacks of grain. The separator, grain, etc., were destroyed, and the flames spread to the barn and its contents, which were also consumed.
The progress of the fire was barely stopped before it reached Mr. Smalley's residence. Mr. Smalley's loss is estimated at fully $5000.
The cause of the explosion is said to have been a defective steam -gauge pipe, which, being filled with rust, prevented the gauge from registering the correct pressure. It is said that the gauge only showed thirty pounds of steam at the time of the explosion. The fracture in the boiler showed in the fire box.
Wm. Rose was one of the pioneer stage drivers of the county, and he was highly esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances. He had been driving on the Ukiah -Mendocino line at intervals during the last four years. He leaves a wife and four children.
D. L. Lear was a young, unmarried resident of Anderson valley, who was to have been married in a few weeks. He was also greatly respected throughout the valley. The occurance has cast a gloom over that portion of the county.
Ukiah Republican Press
2 Aug 1901
A Boiler Explosion
A Fatal Accident in Anderson Valley
Two Men Lose Their Lives - Others Seriously Injured - Grain Barns and Separator Burned Up.
A terrible accident occurred at the Smalley ranch near Philo, Friday last, which resulted in the instant death of William Rose and the fatal wounding of David L. Lear, Vernon Rawles was scalded and Richard Day badly hurt by a piece of flying meta.. Wm. Nunn was also injured.
The cause of this terrible accident was the explosion of a boiler used for threshing grain. It belonged to Sanders. The force of the explosion was terrific - the entire boiler and engine, with the exception of the fire box and wheels, was thrown clear over the separator some distance away.
The deceased were running a threshing outfit for J. B. Sanders. Perry Irish was the engineer of the machine, and is said to be a competent mechanic. The stories told about the accident vary much in detail, but it is evident from a comparison of the alleged facts of the sad affair, that the boiler was not in the best of condition, and that the cause of the explosion was the result of low water in the boiler.
Wm. Rose, who was killed outright, was standing on the platform of the separator, about sixty feet away from the engine, and a piece of the boiler struck him on the head killing him instantly. The others who were injured, were in the immediate vicinity of the boiler, and strange to say, that several who were close at hand were not hurt at all. The fire under the boiler was scattered by the explosion and set fire to the standing grain and stubble fields, and some 2000 bushels of grain was destroyed with two large barns. The later were partially covered by insurance.
Mrs. Smalley experienced a very narrow escape for her life. During the progress of the fire she went to the barn to try to save some stock, and an exploding pistol that had been left in the barn, narrowly missed her head.
It was with great effort that the people of the vicinity succeeded in getting the flames under control. At last reports Mr. Lear was still alive but in a very serious condition.
Since the above was in type we have learned that Mr. Lear has died from his injuries.
William Rose was well known in this vicinity, having had driven stage here for Johnson and on the Overland route. 27 47
Living
Sex: F
Parents
Father: James William ROSE 41
Mother: Prudence Leora GROVER 19 10 48
Spouses and Children
1. Living
Children:
1. Living
2. Living
Catherine ROSECRANS
Sex: F
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Death: 30 Jan 1860 49
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Spouses and Children
1. *Edward COLVER 49
Marriage: 1820 - Stark Co., OH 49
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Children:
1. Sidney COLVER 49
Lucy D. ROSECRANS
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1844 - , , Ohio, USA 50
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Events
• She had a residence on 9 Aug 1850 in Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA. 51
• She had a residence on 23 Jun 1880 in Belpre, Washington, Ohio, USA. 50
Parents
Father: Thomas Burt HIBBARD 49 52
Mother: Sarah Mariah GOSS 50 52
Alexander ROSENCRANS
Sex: M
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Spouses and Children
1. *Marretjen DEPUE 53
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1. John ROSENCRANS 53
Benjamin ROSENCRANS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 31 Dec 1770 - Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ 53
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Death: 20 Dec 1848 - Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ 53
Burial: After 20 Dec 1848 - Peters Valley Dutch Reform Church 53
Parents
Father: John ROSENCRANS 53
Mother: Margaret DEWITT 53
Spouses and Children
1. *Margaret SCHOONOVER 53
Marriage:
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Children:
1. Levi ROSENCRANS 53
John ROSENCRANS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 6 Jul 1724 - Rochester, Ulster Co., NY 53
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Death: 5 Jun 1786 53
Burial: After 5 Jun 1786 - Old Shapanack, Sussex Co., NJ 53
Parents
Father: Alexander ROSENCRANS 53
Mother: Marretjen DEPUE 53
Spouses and Children
1. *Margaret DEWITT 53
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Benjamin ROSENCRANS 53
Levi ROSENCRANS
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 10 Mar 1800 - , New Jersey, USA 53
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Death: 1880 53
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Parents
Father: Benjamin ROSENCRANS 53
Mother: Margaret SCHOONOVER 53
Living
Sex: F
Parents
Father: Living
Mother: Living