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SCHERER, C.W. (I38526)

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At the time of his first child’s birth in 1928, he and Gladys lived at 317 4th Avenue NE. He was a casket maker.

He, as Richard Christie, is captured twice in the 1930 census. In one, he and Gladys and his 75 year-old widow grandmother lived in north Minneapolis. Richard was a truck driver for a hardware company and Gladys was an ironer in a laundry.

In the other, the group lives at 4158 Russell Avenue. The household consists of Richard, 23, a laborer at an asbestos or furnace company, Gladys, 22, a manager of a laundry, Katherine Merrill, his 72 year-old grandmother, Ray Nelson, his 23 year-old brother-in-law, salesman of men’s clothing in a retail store, and a 22 year-old boarder named Alvin Broksick who is a printer in a leather goods business.

CHRISTY, Richard Merrill (I16752)

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At the time of his marriage to Aileen, he was a greenskeeper residing in Mount Vernon, Washington.

Thomas calls him Kenneth.

ELLESTAD, Kendahl Harding (I7017)

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FUQUA, P.Q. (I4326)

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At the time of his marriage to Barbara Fortier, he was stationed at Fort Jackson in South Carolina.

According to Bonnie, from an undated, unspecified news account: PFC Richard C Fautch, 3245 41st Ave S, has been decorated with the bronze star for heroic action in Belgium when he stood his ground in the face of an enemy counter-attack. He directed effective rocket and rifle fire against the foe and after expending his ammunition employed hand grenades to help repulse the assault.

In the 1948 Minneapolis city directory, he is an inventory crew captain for National Tea. He lives at 2117 E 86th. According to the Hennepin County tax records, Dick and Barb’s house at 2117 E 86th was built in 1944.

FAUTCH, Richard Charles (I692)

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At the time of his marriage to Donna, he was 22 years old and lived in River Rouge, his birthplace. His parents were John J Schultz and Adeline Myers.

SCHULTZ, Donald J (I20542)

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At the time of his marriage to Florence, he was employed by the State of Wisconsin as supervisor of pensions for northwestern Wisconsin.

The Dane County coroner ruled his death (by drowning in Lake Monona) as a suicide because of ill health. He had threatened suicide by drowning and carried out his threat by walking into the lake two blocks from his home.

ZILZ, Martin J (I28662)

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At the time of his marriage to Hattie in 1921, he was assistant cashier of the Kittson County State Bank in Hallock.

In the 1930 census, he was an assistant cashier at a bank in Hallock. He had not served in WWI.

In the 1940 census (mis-indexed as Vellen), he was a real estate agent in Hallock. The family lived in the same house on 5th street in which they had lived in 1935.

At the time of the marriage of his son Rod in 1949, he and his wife lived in Hallock.

At the time of Mimi’s marriage, he and is wife were “of Santa Barbara, California, and Hallock, Minnesota.”

He lived in Santa Barbara, California, in 1962.

VEBLEN, Edgar Rodli (I32746)

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At the time of his marriage to Joanne in 1951, he was working as a logger in Klaber, Washington.

PETERSON, Donald Elie (I42201)

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At the time of his marriage to Joyce, he was employed be Seattle City Light.

Jerry Lee Williams, age 74, of Bellingham passed away in Bellingham Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015. He was born Dec. 28, 1940 in Eminence, Missouri to Emitt Dolphous and Vivian Juanita (Curd) Williams. Jerry graduated from Concrete High School in the class of 1959, and in 1960 married Joyce Ellingboe in Newhalem, WA. He worked for Seattle City Light in the towns of Newhalem and Diablo. He moved the family too Ferndale in 1972 after being hired as an Operator for the Atlantic Richfield Refinery where he worked until his retirement in 1995. Jerry enjoyed hunting with his friends and family and telling stories around a campfire or anywhere else. He also enjoyed Horseracing, Slot Machines and Pull Tabs with a good beer. Jerry battled Diabetes and Parkinson’s for many years. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Gary Williams of Naselle, WA. He is survived by his wife Joyce of 55 years; daughters, Tracy Crank (Vern) of Blaine, Heidi Summers (Greg) of Bellingham, Becky Stack (Rob) of Ferndale; son, Chris Williams (Dionne) of Nooksack; grandchildren, Corey Williams, Blake Williams, and granddaughter, Willa Crank; step grandchildren, Joel and Jordan Summers, Courtney, Brenden and Karrisa Stack; brother, Ricky Williams of Naselle, WA.; and numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives.

WILLIAMS, Jerry L (I23780)