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16101

Of East Wenatchee at the time of his father’s death.

James P. “Jim” Reynolds, 63, a 18 year Wenatchee Valley resident, passed away on Friday, June 13, 2014 at Central Washington Hospital.

He was born on May 16, 1951 at La Grande, Oregon to Charles and Jane (Ellingboe) Reynolds. He was raised to the age of 14 in La Grande before the family moved to Yakima. He graduated from Eisenhower High School in Yakima with the class of 1969. He continued his education at Gonzaga University in Spokane and in 1971, he enrolled in the experimental “New School”, (a progressive school), for one year. He then took an eight year sabbatical from college, worked as a Drug and Alcohol Counselor and helped form the “Family House” in Spokane. He furthered his education, attending UNLV, University of Nevada Las Vegas where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 1979. He went to work in the mental health field in Las Vegas until moving to Seattle in the mid 1980’s. Jimmy first worked as a Salesman at a furniture store until accepting a position as a Network Administrator at Boeing. Following the layoffs of the early 1990’s, he moved to Wenatchee in 1996 and went to work for the IBEW, (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) as a Electrician and Material Handler. He retired in 2013 and has continued to make his home in Wenatchee.

He was active in Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous.

Jimmy enjoyed playing all sports, especially golf. He also liked to go camping, hiking and being in the outdoors as well as his love for gardening.

He is survived by his mother, Jane Reynolds, Wenatchee; his daughter, Erika Rene’ Reynolds, Everett, WA; one sister and brother-in-law, Sally & Daniel King, Seattle, WA; one brother, Kip Reynolds, Buenos Aires, Argentina; two grandchildren, Cadence Jayden Reynolds-Main, Seattle, WA and Justine Berringer, Everett, WA and his longtime personal companion, Elizabeth “Beth” DeMarco, Wenatchee. He was preceded in death by his father in 2005.

REYNOLDS, James Preston (I2736)

16102

Of Ellingbø 33/1.

Gaardbruger Selveier on Ellingbø nordre in the 1865 census.

ELLINGBØE, Endre Anderssen (I8280)

16103

Of Ellingbø 33/1.

Unmarried and living with her parents in the 1865 census.

In the 1910 Norwegian census, she is a widow living on Ellingbø under 33, under 1. The five-person household includes her daughter, Ingrid Tomasdatter Ellingbø, b. 1874.09.29.

Jim said that she became the second wife of Tomas Tomassen of Haugen on Nedre Kvåle (1835-1886). She married just one year after Ole Throndsen Ellingboe’s letter. Otherwise she would have inherited her father’s farm. Instead, her younger sister, Sigrid, inherited the farm.

ELLINGBØE, Guri Endresdotter (I3097)

16104

Of Ellingbø 33/1.

Was thought to have lived in Lærdal and had 2 dotters.

ELLINGBØE, Halvard (I3595)

16105

Of Ellingbø 33/1. Farmed Nordigarden (33/5) from ca. 1650. Ambjørg was his second wife. He had two children with his first wife, Berit Ivarsdatter, who died in 1677, but little information is available.

Vang A, p. 583.

ELLINGBØE, Helge Endresson (I2392)

16106

Of Ellingbø 33/5 Nordigarden.

ELLINGBØE, Ingebjörg Helgesdotter (I3531)

16107

Of Ellingbø 33/5.

Died unmarried in 1801.

An unmarried Endre Helgesen of Ellingboe, age 78, died on 2 Jum 1855 in Vang.

ELLINGBØE, Endre Helgesson (I3529)

16108

Of Ellingbø 33/5.

Farmed Grøv 1774-78; took over family farm (Nordigarden, later 33/5) 1789.

Frøholm, "Vang A", p. 585 and VKB.

ELLINGBØE, Helge Helgesson (I2387)

16109

Of Ellingbø 33/5.

In the 1910 Norwegian census, he was living on Ellingbø 33/5 as its owner. He was unmarried. Living with him was Berit Olsdatter Norsvin, a servant, and his mother.

ELLINGBØE, Helge Helgesson (I2925)

16110

Of Ellingbø 33/5.

Information from Roy Ellingboe. Moved from Wisconsin to settle Lawrenceburg, TN, in 1894, with about 80 Norwegian families.

In the 1870 census was a laborer in the Town of Preble, Brown County, Wisconsin. There were no Ellingboes listed in the 1872 or 1872-73 city directory for Green Bay.

In the 1873 Cleveland, Ohio, city directory, he was Gilbert Ellingboe, carpenter, residing at 62 Carroll.

In the 1878 plat book for Gibson, Gilbert had a 40 acre plot in Section 15, about a mile west and slightly north of Helge’s 80-90 acre farm in Section 16.

In the 1880 census was single and living with his sister Randa Rumery and her 3 Rumery children in Gibson, Wisconsin. There is no indication of Randi’s marital status.

From the Two Rivers Manitowoc Co. Chronicle, Tue. June 16, 1891: Mr. Gilbert Ellingboe, of Gibson, cut his leg quite severely in a shingle saw, while at work repairing a pulley that run on the same last week.

In the 1900 census (June 18th) was living with his family in the “8th civil district” in Lawrence County, Tennessee. The family consisted of Gilbert C., 53 (born Feb 1867), Anna, 44 (born Mar 1856), Conrad T., 12 (born Nov 1887), Bertha B., 10 (born Sept 1889), Enoch H., 8 (born Dec 1891), Arthur, 6 (born Jan 1874), Elma L., 4 (born Feb 1896), and Gibson C., 1, born August 1898. Anna is shown as having had 6 children, all six still living. The first three children were born in Wisconsin, the last three in Tennessee. Anna was born in Iowa and her parents were born in Norway. Gilbert is a farmer; he owns his farm, free of mortgage.

Clearly called “E.R. Ellingboe” on the Tennessee death certificate for which his son, C.R. Ellingboe, was the informant. Gilbert died of heart failure with chronic nephritis being a contributory factor.

K.B. Oppland Fylke, K.B. Vang, Vol. 135, #19, p. 6; name written as "Guldbrand."

ELLINGBØE, Gulbrand (Gilbert) Christopherson (I2402)