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21751

There was also a Stella Quale born on 26 Apr 1909 in Swift County to Nels and Clara Quale.

An Ancestry tree has George and Christine’s Stella marrying L B Hansen.

Her Social Security number had been issued in Illinois.

QUALE, Stella A (I17889)

21752

There was also a Wayne P. Tenney, a few years younger than Wayne Z.

SFC, US ARMY, Korea

Member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints.

An article in the Spokane Chronicle, 23 Mar 1960 edition, said that 47 construction workers from the Crick & Degerstrom company “recently donated their day’s wages to a fund for Wayne Z. Tenney who is recovering from a cancer operation and may face another. Tenney, who lives at Beverly, has a wife and two children.”

TENNEY, Wayne Z (I29509)

21753

There was an Ole J Hamre born in Goodhue County in 1863. That other Ole is easily confused, and has been confused, with this Ole.

HAMRE, Ole Alfred Johnson (I31396)

21754

There was another Grover C Banks of the same age (born 16 Oct 1884) living in Vortex in Holly Creek in Wolfe County in the 1910 census. That Grover C Banks was married to Letha and his mother was Annie.

Shown as Cleveland Banks in the 1910 census. The family was living on a farm in the Magisterial District of Antioch in Wolfe County, Kentucky. The family consisted of Cleveland, 29, Martha, 27 or 29, Davy, 7, Rosa, 3, and Henry, 1 and some months. Living next door was Hulda Banks, a 23 year old widow with two children. Cleveland and Martha have been married for 8 years. Martha has had 4 children, 3 still living. Everyone and their parents were born in Kentucky.

Registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Crow Wing County, as Grover Cleveland Banks of Ironton. He was employed as a miner for the Cuyuna Mille Lac of Ironton. His nearest relative was Martha Banks. Grover was described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and black hair.

Shown as James C. Banks in the 1920 census, Grover C. Banks in the 1930 census.

Owned a farm in Irondale Township, Crow Wing County, at the time of the 1920 census. His father was born in North Carolina, his mother in Kentucky.

In the 1930 census, both of his parents were born in Kentucky. At that time, he was renting a farm, and occupied as a farmer, in Aitkin Township of Aitkin County.

From: "Sara Dotzler"
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 19:19:40 -0600
To: "Edna/Bill Everson"
Subject: Information

Edna

I did some checking and here is what I found: Dad's name was Grover Cleveland Banks and Mom's was Martha Hatton. I believe her middle name was Jane but I'm not sure.

I checked with Opal as she has dad's bible with some information. Dad was born April 30, 1884 in Kentucky (Campton) I believe. Mom was born July 10, 1880.

Dad passed away April 30, 1965. Mom passed away December 30, 1967.

They were married February 4, 1902.

They left Kentucky and arrived in Wisconsin in 1911, from there they went to Oklahoma and then came to Minnesota in 1917. They arrived in Aitkin and then settled in Ironton, Minnesota where he worked in the mines before buying a farm in Ross Lake Township, Minnesota.

Children from this union were Dave Crocket, Frank, Rose, Henry, Elizabeth and Mary (twins), Hafed (Jack), Hannah, Sara (myself) William (Bill) and Dixie.

I hope this will answer some of your questions. If I find any more information I will send it to you. I will be leaving Wednesday for the cities and then flying out to Arizona on Friday (March 25) with Ruth and Jerry. We will be coming back on April 4. I have been quite well this winter but not so good the last week as I fell and bruised my knee and then sprained my ankle so it has curbed my getting around some.

Hope this finds you all in good health and if you see Helen and Max say hello for me. Sara

Grover Cleveland Banks died of a coronary.

BANKS, Grover Cleveland (I6895)

21755

There was another Jorgen Ellingboe born in 1877 (#5121).

In the 1900 census, George is a salesman boarding with the Peter and Marie Gandrud family in Norway Lake Twp, Kandiyohi County.

In the 1907 Minneapolis city directory, he is Geo A Ellingboe, a clerk for Gronseth & Gandrud. He rooms at 600 19th Avenue S.

In the 1908 city directory, he is Geo A Ellingboe, a clerk for Gronseth & Gandrud, boarding at 521½ Cedar Avenue.

The 1909 Minneapolis city directory has George A Ellingbo living at the 1420 South 4th. He is a travel agent.

In the 1910 city directory, he is Geo I, a driver living at 1420 S 4th.

In the 1910 census he is called Ellenbaugh. He lives with his wife Marge and daughter Margaret at 1420 4th St. S. in Minneapolis. His occupation is salesman, perhaps of coffee.

When Edwin was born in 1911, George was a salesman. He and his family lived at 3605 24th Avenue South.

In the 1916 Minneapolis city directory, he was Geo A Ellingboe, driver, residing at 3605 24th Avenue S.

In the 1918 city directory, he and Magda live at 3521 22nd Ave S. He is a driver, Magda is a maid.

Registered for the draft as George Andrew Ellingboe in Minneapolis on September 12, 1918. This George lives at 3521 22nd Avenue South and was born on August 14, 1878. He is native-born U. S. citizen. He is employed by the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Company, 32nd and Snellling Ave. S.. “making shells.” He shows his nearest relative as Magda Ellingboe, 3521 22nd Avenue. He was described as of medium height and build with brown eyes and dark hair.

At the time of his death (as George Ellingboe), he was living at 2207 E. 36th Street in Minneapolis. He was a laborer at Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Co. He died of bronchopneumonia due to influenza which means he was a victim of the “Spanish Flu” epidemic. The informant for his death certificate was Albert A. of Kerkhoven.

His obit in the Willmar newspaper noted that he had served as a salesman at the Moen & Gandrud store for several years.

ELLINGBOE, Jørgen (George) Andrew (I5092)

21756

There was another Jorgen Ellingboe born in 1878 (#5092).

Living at home in the 1905 census as a farm laborer.

In the 1907 Minneapolis city directory, he may be the Geo Ellingboe, laborer, boarding at 514 Cedar Avenue.

Single and living at home with his parents in the 1910 census (April 21). He is a carpenter. In that same census (April 26), he may also be the George E. Ellingboe, 32, single, boarding with a family in the city of Benson. That George is a carpenter who works in a furniture store.

This George E. Ellingboe had a garage/auto repair shop at the time of the 1918 draft registration and in the 1920 and 1930 censuses and lived in DeGraff, Swift County. He may be the George E. who was a carpenter in Benson in the 1910 census.

In the draft registration in Benson, September 12, 1918, he was 41 year-old George E. Ellingboe, born August 17th of (an illegible year). His nearest relative was Latricia Ellingboe. He was described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair.

As of August, 1919, he had just competed construction of a garage facility “as his new headquarters for repairing automobiles.”

In the 1940 census, George was a widower living in the village of Murdock with Florence, Gertrude, George Jr., and James. George was a laborer doing road construction, probably a WPA job.

George died of a heart attack. The informant for his death certificate was Robert Conyers of DeGraff. George was a mechanic.

ELLINGBOE, Jørgen (George) Elmer (I5121)

21757

There was different Alvin Qualley, middle name William, also born in 1904 in Minnesota.

In the 1940 census, he lived in Tioga, North Dakota, and was employed by an oil company.

His obit:

Monroeville, Ala. - Funeral services for Alvin Quale, 96, of Monroeville, formerly of Tioga, N.D., will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, June 5, at First Lutheran Church in Tioga. The Rev. Chris Montgomery will officiate and burial will be in United Cemetery, Tioga. Alvin Gunther Quale was born July 4, 1904, in Benson, Minn., to Ole and Julia (Overbo) Quale. He was raised on their homestead northwest of Ray, where he attended Dillon School and Ray High School, graduating in 1925. He was confirmed in the Lutheran faith in 1920 at Rainbow Valley Lutheran Church. In 1928, Alvin became the Standard Oil bulk agent in Tioga, retiring from that job in 1963. He was united in marriage to Jennie Eskeland on June 21, 1933. They subsequently made their home on north main in Tioga for 64 years and raised their three children there. During his years in Tioga, he was active in the Volunteer Fire Department, served on the Tioga School Board, was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and was active in the First Lutheran Church. After Alvin's retirement in 1963, they spent a number of years traveling to various places during the winter months. The Quales moved to Alabama to be close to their daughter, LaDonna, in 1997. Alvin died at the Englewood Health Care Center in Monroeville on Tuesday, May 29, 2001. He is survived by two daughters, Verona Skabo and her husband, Ron, of Lakewood, Colo., and LaDonna Herring and her husband, Dick, of Monroeville, Ala.; four granddaughters and five great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jennie; son Corvin; one granddaughter; his parents; five brothers; and three sisters.

QUALE, Alvin Gunther (I18191)

21758

There was more than one Clarence O Lockrem.

In the 1940 census, our Clarence is probably the 33 year-old farmer living in McLean County with wife Margaret and five children.

LOCKREM, Clarence Orlando (I26769)

21759

There was no Marie living at home in the 1900 census.

GUDBRANDSDATTER, Marie? (I4203)

21760

There were two Arthur Tosos born in Minnesota in February of 1896. Arthur Thomas was born to Ole and Netta. Arthur Bernhard was born to Conrad and Ida.

Arthur Thomas appears in the 1900 (as Thomas) and 1910 censuses with his parents.

TOSO, Arthur Thomas (I5081)