| 4989 | i. | William9 Burdick14114, born Abt. 1867 in Wisconsin14115,14116. | ||
| 4990 | ii. | Charles Walter Burdick, born 28 Nov 1870 in Minnesota; died 06 Sep 1931 in Pleasanton, California. He married Anna Katherine Colling 29 Aug 1900 in Jamestown, Stutsman, North Dakota; born 26 Apr 1882. |
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Notes for Charles Walter Burdick: [1930 Census - California, Alameda, Oakland (Dist. 149), April 10, 1930, image 31] Charles W. Burdick, father-in-law, widowed, age 50 (probably 60), a plasterer, born in Minnesota (father in Vermont, mother unreadable), was living with his son-in-law and daughter, Earl and Helen Farmer. Earl, 23, a laborer, born in California; Helen, 21, born in North Dakota (parents in Minnesota). |
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More About Charles Burdick and Anna Colling: Marriage: 29 Aug 1900, Jamestown, Stutsman, North Dakota |
| 4991 | iii. | Cornelia Burdick14116, born Abt. 1875 in Minnesota14116. |
| 4992 | i. | Elmer U.9 Farr, born 30 Jan 1870 in Vernon Co, Wisconsin; died 25 Dec 1947 in Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa. He married Georgia A. Grant WFT Est. 1889-1918; born 06 Mar 1874 in Newton, Vernon, Wisconsin; died 12 Jul 1941 in Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa. |
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More About Elmer U. Farr: Burial: Waucoma Cemetery, Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa |
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More About Georgia A. Grant: Burial: Waucoma Cemetery, Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa |
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More About Elmer Farr and Georgia Grant: Marriage: WFT Est. 1889-1918 |
| 4993 | ii. | Herman A. Farr, born 11 Nov 1871; died 22 May 1931 in Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa. |
| 4994 | i. | George Wellington9 Goodman14120, born 23 Dec 1870 in Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa14120; died 12 Jun 1953 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin14120. He married Clara M. Wood14121,14122 23 Dec 189314123; born Mar 1877 in Wisconsin14124; died 09 Sep 1954 in Hillsboro, Vernon, Wisconsin14125. |
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Notes for George Wellington Goodman: [1900 Census - Forest (District 156), Vernon, Wisconsin - June 2, 1900 - page 1B - image 2] [Goerge W. Goodman in Ancestry.com index] George W. Goodman, 29 (Dec. 1870), married 6 years, born in Iowa (parents in New York), farmer; Clara M. Goodman, wife, 23 (March 1877), married 6 years, 2 children 2 living, born in Wisconsin (parents in Ohio and Germany); Coral W. Goodman, daughter, 3 (June 1896), born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); Vera Goodman, daughter, 2 (Jan. 1898), born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin). [1910 Census - Forest (District 136), Vernon, Wisconsin - April 13?, 1910 - page 5B - image 10] George W. Goodman, 39, married 16 years, born in Iowa (parents in New York), farmer; Clara M. Goodman, wife, 33, married 16 years, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Germany); Coral W. Goodman, daughter, 13, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin), in school; Vera A. Goodman, daughter, 11, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin), in school; Willie S. Goodman, son, 9, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin), in school; George C. Goodman, son, 2, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin). [1920 Census - Forest (District 188), Vernon, Wisconsin - January 19, 1920 - page 7B - image 14] George Goodman, 49, born in Iowa (parents in New York), farmer, dairy farm; Clara Goodman, wife, 41, born in Wisconsin (parents in Indiana and Germany); Willie Goodman, son, 19, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); George C. Goodman, son, 12, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); Opel Goodman, daughter, 7, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); next family: Walter Madison, 25, born in Wisconsin (parents in New York and Wisconsin), farmer, dairy farm; Vera Madison, 22, born in Wisconsin (parents in Wisconsin). [1930 Census - Forest (District 8), Vernon, Wisconsin - April 12-14, 1930 - page 6A - image 11] Walter Matteson, 37, married at 24, born in Wisconsin (parents in New York and Wisconsin), farmer; Vera Matteson, wife, 32, married at 19, born in Wisconsin (parents in Wisconsin); Verlin Matteson, son, 10, born in Wisconsin (parents in Wisconsin); Merlin Matteson, son, 7, born in Wisconsin (parents in Wisconsin). next family: George Goodman, 59, married at 23, born in Iowa (parents in New York), farmer, general farm; Clara Goodman, wife, 53, married at 17, born in Wisconsin (parents in Indiana and Germany); George C. Goodman, son, 22, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); Opel T. Goodman, daughter, 17, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin); William L. Goodman, son, 29, born in Wisconsin (parents in Iowa and Wisconsin), detective, county force; Ruth Goodman, daughter-in-law, 23, born in Wales (parents in Wales). [Received from Jessie Cook] He spent many years teaching school. George also served as Forest Township Clerk for about 20 years. (notes from his great grandson Al Matteson who has put together a pamplet on the Goodman Genealogy) |
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More About George Wellington Goodman: Name 2: George W. Goodman14126 Date born 2: Dec 1870, Iowa14127 Burial: Forest-Burr Cemetery, Trippville, Vernon, Wisconsin14128 |
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Notes for Clara M. Wood: [LaCrosse Tribune, Sat. Sept. 11, 1954] Mrs. Clara Goodman Hillsboro, Wisc. (Special) Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Goodman, 77, Hillsboro, will be held Monday at the Weslyan Methodist Church at Burr with the Rev. Isaiah Butcher, Virgil Eldred and John Clark officiating. Burial will be in the Burr Cemetery. Mrs. Butcher died Thursday at the Joe Alderson home in Hillsboro. Mrs. Goodman was a member of the Weslyan Methodist Church. Her survivors include two sons, William Goodman of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and George Goodman of Kaluben, Washington, three daughters, Mrs. Charles Butcher of El Cajon, Calif., Mrs. Walter Matteson of Kendall and Mrs. Fred Elmer of Stockton, Calif., two brothers, Nelson and Austin Lathrop of Hillsboro, and one sister, Mrs. Joe Alderson of Hillsboro. |
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More About Clara M. Wood: Burial: 13 Sep 1954, Forest-Burr Cemetery, Trippville, Vernon, Wisconsin14129 |
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More About George Goodman and Clara Wood: Marriage 1: 23 Dec 189314130 Marriage 2: Abt. 189414131 |
| 4995 | ii. | Alice Belle Goodman14132, born 12 Jan 1873 in Waucoma, Fayette, Iowa14132; died 21 Aug 1948 in Fayette, Fayette, Iowa14132. She married Gerald Oliver Stone14132 22 Jun 1893 in Fayette, Fayette, Iowa14132; born 29 Dec 1864 in Eden Township, Fayette, Iowa14132; died 21 Mar 1941 in Fayette, Fayette Co, Iowa, at his home 10 am Fri. Rev John P Clyde officiating14132. |
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Notes for Alice Belle Goodman: Alice was a competent artist, especially in oil painting. Following is excerpt from the West Union Gazette, June 23, 1893: Miss Allie Goodman and Miss Norma Burleson retire from school work. They have been faithful instructors as the result is shown in their pupils. Happiness and prosperity in their new vocation is wished by their pupils and friends". Note from Earl H Antes: Norma Burleson later became my grandfather Wm H. Stone's 2d wife! |
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More About Alice Belle Goodman: Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Fayette, Fayette County, Iowa14132 Education: 1889, Waucoma High School14132 |
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Notes for Gerald Oliver Stone: [Received from Earl H. Antes] March 26, 1941 G. O. STONE DIES FRIDAY, FAYETTE Second Death in Year in Pioneer Family-Former Mayor of Fayette-Services by Lifelong Friend FAYETTE--G. O. Stone, 76, died at 10:00 a.m. Friday at his home in Fayette. His last illness was of only a few weeks duration. He sustained a bad fall in his home several weeks ago. He visited Rochester and went through the clinic, but no particular malady was found. He was brought to the West Union Hospital two weeks ago Saturday, and from there taken to Rochester again, and at this time the physicians their stated that he had suffered a stroke since his first visit. Mr. Stone's was the second death in a family of four children of early pioneer parents of Fayette county, the first death among the four children in three-quarters of a century having been when the oldest, Mrs. Juliette Bender of Fayette, died June 13 last at the age of 89. The surviving members of that family circle are William H. Stone, 88, and Mrs. Janette Adams, 84, both of Waucoma. Lifelong Friend Conducts Funeral By a remarkable coincidence, the funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2:00 p.m. from the home in Fayette by Mr. Stone's neighbor, the Rev, John P. Clyde, Fayette. Mr. Stone and Mr. Clyde were born in pioneer families within a mile of each other in Eden township, not far from the same date, and grew up in the same neighborhood and attended the same country school as boys. Student of History, Economics Dr. Clyde spoke of Mr. Stone as a member of the first generation of the first pioneer families, characterized by their heartihood, their independence, their love of liberty. He also referred to his deep appreciation of the beauty of nature which made it appropriate that "Trees" should be one of the songs at the funeral services; of his love of the best in literature and music; of his large library of historical and economic volumes; and that is sharing the social theories of William Larrabee and Henry George. Served as Fayette Mayor Gerald Oliver Stone, son of Oliver and Mary E. Stone, was born Dec. 4 29, 1864, in Eden township. He attended country school, a business school at Decorah, and Upper Iowa university. The spent some years in teaching and travel. Most of his life was spent on the family homestead in Eden township, from which he moved in 1916 to the home he bought in Fayette. He had served as mayor of Fayette, and shared in his quiet way in the life of the college campus, and in the religious life of the community. He was married June 22, 1893, to Allie Goodman. The widow survives him, as do three daughters; Geneva, Mrs. Roy M. Richards; Elizabeth, Mrs. Rex Tario, Lead, S. D.; Lenora, Mrs. M. A. Moser. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Moser reside near Waucoma. There are three grandsons, Gerald and Lester Richards and Bruce Oliver Moser. |
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More About Gerald Oliver Stone: Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Fayette, Fayette County, Iowa14132 Cause of Death: Complications from CVA Medical Information: Suffered a fall at his home several weeks before his death, after many visits to the Dr. they diagnosed a stroke |
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More About Gerald Stone and Alice Goodman: Marriage: 22 Jun 1893, Fayette, Fayette, Iowa14132 |
| 4996 | iii. | Nellie Goodman14133, born Aug 1880 in Wisconsin14133; died 12 Apr 1956 in LaCrosse, Wisconsin (residence Newton, Harmony Twp., Vernon, Wisconsin)14134. She married Jonah W. Frank14135; born Abt. 1880 in Wisconsin14136; died 11 Feb 1958 in Viroqua, Vernon, Wisconsin14137. |
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Notes for Nellie Goodman: [LaCrosse (Wisconsin) Tribune's newspaper on Sunday, April 15, 1956] MRS. JONAS (s/b JONAH) FRANK Viroqua, Wis. (Special) - Mrs. Jonas (s/b Jonah) Frank, 75 of Newton in Harmony township, died Thursday in a LaCrosse hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church west of Viroqua, the Rev. Peter Nordsletten officiating. Burial will be in the Newton Cemetery. Mrs. Frank, the former Nellie Doodman (s/b Goodman), is survived by her husband; one son, Joseph, at home; and one sister, Mrs. Jesse (s/b Jessie) Quackenbush of Genoa. |
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More About Nellie Goodman: Burial: 17 Apr 1956, Newton Cemetery, Harmony Twp, Newton, Vernon, Wisconsin14138 |
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Notes for Jonah W. Frank: [LaCrosse (Wisconsin) Tribune, Feb. 13, 1958] JONAH W. FRANK Viroqua, Wis. (Special) - Jonah W. Frank, 77, died Tuesday in a Viroqua hospital after a brief illness. He farmed in the Viroqua area until his retirement and had lived in Viroqua since then. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W.J. Lester, Stockton, Calif.,: two sons, Floyd, Dubuque, Iowa and Joseph, Genoa; one sister, Mrs. John Dale, Portland, Ore.,; one brother, Elmer, Yuma, Ariz.; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Zion Lutheran Church, west of Viroqua, the Rev. Peder Nordsletten officiating, and burial will be in the Newton Cemetery. |
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More About Jonah W. Frank: 1910 Census: 25 Apr 1910, Harmony (District 141), Vernon, Wisconsin14139 Burial: 14 Feb 1958, Newton Cemetery, Harmony Twp, Newton, Vernon, Wisconsin14140 |
| 4997 | iv. | Jessie Evalina Goodman14141, born 28 Apr 1883 in Harmony, Vernon, Wisconsin14142,14143; died Nov 1973 in Vernon County, Wisconsin14144,14145. She married Fred Quackenbush14145 09 Jun 1904 in Harmony, Vernon, Wisconsin14146; born 19 Nov 1867 in Bergen, Vernon, Wisconsin14146,14147; died 16 Dec 1948 in Vernon County, Wisconsin14148. |
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Notes for Jessie Evalina Goodman: [Received from Jessie Cook] I loved going to my Great Grandma Jessie's farm to visit. The water came from a handpump out in the yard...best cold drinking water ever! Uncle Earl never did put plumbing in the house and no one really seemed to mind! The outhouse was out back past the wood shed! I will always miss being able to go there....I loved that place, my fondest memories as a child was when everyone would gather on the weekend for family time. My mom told me that Jessie was a school teacher for about 40 years...that Uncle Earl would take her by horse and buggy to nearby towns. Was also told she was artistic. [Genealogy.com, Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 9, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 3, 2004, Internal Ref. #1.112.9.67042.188] Individual: Quackenbush, Jessie Social Security #: 394-14-1818 Issued in: Wisconsin Birth date: Apr 28, 1883 Death date: Nov 1973 Residence code: Wisconsin ZIP Code of last known residence: 54632 Location associated with this ZIP Code: Genoa, Wisconsin |
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More About Jessie Evalina Goodman: Name 2: Jessie Goodman14149 Name 3: Quackenbush, Jessie14150,14151 Date born 2: Apr 1883, Wisconsin14152 Burial: Vernon County, Wisconsin14153 Issued in: Wisconsin14154,14155 Residence: Wisconsin14156,14157 Social Security Number: 394-14-181814158,14159 Zip of Last Residence: 5463214160,14161 |
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Notes for Fred Quackenbush: [Received from Jessie Cook] Obituary from the Lacrosse Tribune Friday Dec. 17, 1948 page 10: FRED QUACKENBUSH, 81, R. 2, Genoa, died at his home Thursday night after a short illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2pm at the Stoddard Methodist church, the Rev. R.F. Halberg officiating. Burial will be in the Stoddard cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. John (Freda) Blumer, R.2, Genoa, and Mrs. Lambert (Alice) Schwartz, Lacrosse: one son, Earl, R.2, Genoa: and two grandchildren. Friends may call at the Dahl funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening. |
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More About Fred Quackenbush: 1930 Census: 04 Apr 1930, Bergen (District 1), Vernon, Wisconsin14162 Burial: Vernon County, Wisconsin14163 |
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More About Fred Quackenbush and Jessie Goodman: Marriage: 09 Jun 1904, Harmony, Vernon, Wisconsin14164 |