Generation No. 1
1. Francis Cooke. B: 1582 probably England D: 7 April 1663 Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, MA
Married: 4 July 1603
Hester Mahieu B: ? D: After 1666
Child of Francis and Hester:
2.Jane Cooke B: 1604 Leyden, Holland D: Before 14 May 1689
Married: 1628
Experience Mitchell B: 1627 Duxbury, Plymouth, MA D: 1689 Bridgewater, MA
Child of Jane and Experience:
3.Elizabeth Mitchell B: 1624 Doxbury, Plymouth MA D: 1694 MA
Married: 1645
John Washburn B: 20 Nov.1620 D: 12 Nov 1686 MA.
Child of Elizabeth and John:
4.John Washburn B: 1640 Doxbury, Plymouth MA D: 1724 MA
Married: 16 Apr.1679
Rebecca Lapham B: 13 Mar 1646 Scituate, Plymouth MA
Child of John and Rebecca:
5.William Washburn B: 16 Feb 1686 Doxbury, Plymouth, MA D: 8 May 1756
Married:
Experience Mann
Child of William and Experience:
6.Zipporah Washburn
Married:7 Oct 1753
Timothy Perkins B: 16 Jan 1714 Bridgewater, Plymouth MA
Child of Zipporah and Timothy:
7.Patience Perkins
Married: 3 Sep 1772
Isaiah Washburn Sr. B: 1749 Stratford, Fairfield Co. CT D: 24 Feb 1839 Hadley, Hampshire, MA
Child of Patience and Isaiah:
8.Isaiah Washburn Jr. B: 1773 D: 11 Nov 1835 Georgia Twp, Franklin Co VT
Married:
Martha Hibbard B: 1778 D: 30 May 1842 Georgia Twp, Franklin Co. VT
Child of Isaiah and Martha:
9.Eliphas Washburn B: 17 June 1807, Georgia Twp, Franklin County VT. D: 13 Jun 1881 Vermillion, Clay County SD.
Married:
Roana Hill B: 1815 VT D: 18 Aug 1882 Vermillion, Clay County SD.
Child of Eliphas and Roana:
10.Henry Clay Washburn b.
Nov-13-1844, Rutland, VT; d.
Jun-22-1919, Myrtle's home at
Correll,MN
He married Elizabeth Cook
May-27-1869 in probably Illinois.
Notes for Henry Clay Washburn:
From Evelyn Washburn Lemke Freeman,
letter dated Feb 20, 1987:
My cousin in Ponka, Neb. sent me this about Grandpa Washburn. He was my Dad's father....
"Henry Clay Washburn born Nov. 13, 1844
at Rutland, Vermont, died June 22, 1919
age 74 at Correll, Minn. He was in the
Civil War. Inlisted in Cavalry Reserve
Corps Volunteer Aug. 11, 1861 at age 17
years, discharged Sept. 13, 1864.
Re-inlisted in Calvalry Feb 7, 1865 at
age 21. Discharged Sept. 30, 1865. He
was engaged in two big Battles--Battle
of Pea Ridge Ark. March 6,7,8 1865 and
the Battle of Chaplin Hills.
Obituary - Henry C. Washburn Vermillion, SD
"On Sunday of last week there passed
away in the person of Henry Washburn,
one of Vermillion's early residents. Mr. Washburn had been afflicted with asthma
for the past few years and just a few
days before his death he had a slight
attack of this trouble. It was not
thought, however, to be serious.
he had partaken of the evening meal
with his family and at 7 o'clock decided to retire. On reaching the foot of the
stairs his strength failed.
Friends immediately came to his
assistance and bore him to a couch when
it was found that life had departed.
During Mr. Washburn's
residence in Vermillion and vicinity he
made many warm friends who will sadly
regret his loss.
During his earlier residence
here he took much interest in public
affairs, having served the public
interest in the capacity of deputy
sheriff, town marshal, and as member of
the board of education. By virtue of his Civil War service he was an honored
member of the Grand Army Post at this
place.(Vermillion, SD) Since he fought
to save our Union, is it not highly
fitting that he was permitted to see the victorious close of our country's last
great struggle in defense of the right?
The funeral services were held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. O. W.
Chaussee of Vermillion, Rev. Gagnier
officiatiing. The remains were borne to
their last resting place by grandsons of the deceased, and the services at the
grave were conducted by the G.A.R.
"Sleep soldier still in honored rest,
Your truth and valor wearing;
The bravest are the tenerest,
The loving are the daring."
Henry Clay Washburn was born in Rutland, Vermont, Nov. 13, 1844, and died at
Correll, Minn. June 22, 1919. When he
was approaching young manhood the family moved to Illinois, where he lived until
the breaking out of the Civil War. mr.
Washburn was a Civil War veteran, having enlisted August 13, 1861, in Company G,
44th Illinois Infantry, and serving for
a term of three years. He re-enlisted in Company L, 11th Illinois Cavalry, from
which he was discharged in November,
1865.
On May 27 1869, he was united in
marriage to Elizabeth Cook, to which
union were born nine children. In 1870
he came to Vermillion where he resided
until a short time before his death.
His wife died Oct. 10, 1894. Three
children also have preceded him to the
Great Beyond
- Mrs. Gertie Coverdale,
Mrs. May Sargent and an infant son. Six
children remain to mourn his loss - Mrs. O.W. Chaussee; and N. H. Washburn of
Vermillion; F.E. Washburn, H.A. Washburn adn E.E. Washburn of Sioux City, and
Mrs. Fred Maynard of Correll, Minn., at
whose home he passed away. He leaves
twenty-six grandchilren and eleven great grand children, also a brother, Isaiah
Washburn, of Vermillion, and a sister,
Mrs. Peter Cook, of Oregon."
Hazel Washburn - Henry Clay Washburn's
granddaughter requested the 2 service
records for Henry Washburn as follows:
1. Henry C. Washburn, Private (recruit), Co. L, 11th Cavalry Regiment, Illinois
Volunteers,
age 21, Height 5'8", Hair
Brown, Eyes Blue, complexion Dark,
Occupation Farmer. Nativity State -
Vermont.
Joined service on Feb. 7, 1865
for 1 year. from Marengo, Illinois by
Capt. Coon. Residence before being
mustered out: town of Rockford,
Winnebago Co., IL. Mustered out on Sept. 30, 1865 at Memphis, TN by Capt.
Campbell.
2. Henry Washburne, Private, Co. G, 44th
Infantry Regiment, Illinois Volunteers,
age 18, height 5'51/2", Hair Light, Eyes Light, Complexion Dark, Marital Status
single, Occupation Farmer. Nativity
state - Vermont. joined service on Aug.
1, 1861 for the term of 3 yrs. at
Rockford, IL, by Capt. Hoburt. Mustered
into service on Sept. 13, 1861 at
Chicago, IL by Capt. Brackett. Home town is Burritt, Winnebago Co., IL.
On Aug. 1, 1861 when he joined the service for the first time, Henry
Washburn was 17 years old instead of 18
as it is listed on the service records.
More About Henry Clay Washburn:
Also:1870, Came to Vermillion,SD in a
covered wagon.
Fact 9: Sep-13-1864,
Discharged from Calvalry,then reenlisted feb 7 1865. Fact 10: Fought in 2 big
battles-Pea Ridge,Ark. & Chaplin Hills.
Military: Aug-11-1861, Served in Civil
War.Enlist Cavalry Reserve Corps.
Children of Henry Washburn and Elizabeth Cook are:
3. i.CELIA3 WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1870; d. Unknown.
ii.EDWARD E. WASHBURN, b.
Abt. 1872; d. Unknown.
More About EDWARD E. WASHBURN:
Also: single.
Buri: Vermillion,SD
4. iii.HENRY A. WASHBURN, b. Sep-17-1874, Vermillion, South Dakota; d. Jun-28-1952, Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa.
5. iv.MYRTLE LUELLA WASHBURN, b. Sep-20-1876, Vermillion, Clay Co., SD; d. Jan-27-1937, Correll,MN.
6. v.FRANK E. WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1878; d. Abt. 1950.
7. vi.NORMAN H. WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1880; d. Unknown.
vii.GERTIE WASHBURN, b. Abt.
1882; d. Bef. 1919;
m. COVERDALE.
viii.MAY WASHBURN, b. Abt.
1884; d. Bef. 1919;
m. SARGENT.
ix.INFANT WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1886; d. Unknown, died young.
Generation No. 3
3. Celia3 Washburn (Henry Clay2,
Unknown1) was born Abt. 1870, and died
Unknown.
She married Oliver William Chaussee Oct-21-1885 in probably
Rockford, IL, son of Charles Chaussee
and Zoway Launderman.
Notes for Celia Washburn:
From Newspaper, don't know what date:
Sunday last was Mrs. O.W. Chaussee's
birthday and it was the occasion of a
surprise, in the nature of a family
reunion, being perpetrated upon her at
her home at 303 Center Street.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Washburn
and Edward, brothers, all of Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Washburn and son,
Oliver, of this county; the husband's
families of her two daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Walz and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fowler, and her daughter, Laura.
At
noon, dinner was served and the
remainder of the day was spent in just
having a good time. The assembled
relatives left a number of beautiful
presents to better remind her of the day and best wishes for many happy
recurrences of the day. The brothers and their families returned on the afternoon train to Sioux City.
More About Celia Washburn:
Also: Acc.to O.W. Chaussee obit,Celia
was from Rockford,IL.
Fact 9: Came to
Vermillion with husband in 1914, after
living in Fairview twnshp.
More About Oliver William Chaussee:
Also: At time of death, Oliver was
foster parent for Nels Paulson.
Cause of Death: Lingering illness of two years
Occ: Prominent businessman.
Children of Celia Washburn and Oliver
Chaussee are:
i.MYRTLE4 CHAUSSEE,
b. Abt. 1892; d. Unknown;
m. HARRY FOWLER, Abt. 1910.
ii.LULU CHAUSSEE, b. Abt. 1894; d. Unknown;
m. HENRY WALTZ,
Abt. 1914.
iii.LAURA CHAUSSEE, b. Abt. 1896; d. Unknown.
More About LAURA CHAUSSEE:
Also: Single.
4. Henry A. Washburn (Henry Clay2,
Unknown1) was born Sep-17-1874 in
Vermillion, South Dakota, and died
Jun-28-1952 in Sioux City, Woodbury,
Iowa3.
He married Ellen Sandberg
Aug-13-1895 in Vemillion,Clay Co.,SD?4,
daughter of Andrew Sandberg and Hannah
Johanna.
Notes for Henry A. Washburn:
In the Obituary for Mrs. H. Sandberg, it states that her daughter is married to
Henry Washburn of Sioux City.
More About Henry A. Washburn:
Also: Worked at the livery stable in
SD.
Buri: Graceland Park, Sioux City
Cause of Death: Stroke.
Fact 9: He is also known as Harry A.
Washburn.
Occ: Livestock commission man
after he moved to Sioux City in 1904.
Notes for Ellen Sandberg:
In Ellen Sandberg's obituary 24 Jan
1974:
Member of St. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Isis Chapter 173, OES, and the
White Shrine and was a former member of
the Girls of '68 and the Sunshine
League, and was a past noble grand of
the Rebekah Lodge.
She suffered from senility in her later
days.
More About Ellen Sandberg:
Also: Ellen moved to Elk Point,SD when
small.
Buri: Graceland Cem. Sioux City,
IA
Fact 9: Ellen graduated from
Vermillion,Univ. of SD.
Fact 10: Twin of Anton. Evelyn(daught)says Ellen didn't
have a sister-just 2 brothers.
Fact 11: Reportedly half English, half
Swedish.5
Fact 12: no middle name5
Fact 13: 1911, Resided in Sioux City,
acc. to her mother's obit.
Occ: Taught
at Univ. of SD.
Children of Henry Washburn and Ellen
Sandberg are:
8. i.LILLIAN LAURINDA4
WASHBURN, b. 1896, Vermillion, South
Dakota; d. Aug-19-1929, Sioux City,
Iowa.
ii.LAURA WASHBURN,
b. 1897, Vermillion, South Dakota; d.
1964, Galesburg, Illinois; m. LLOYD DOW, 1924, Sioux City,Woodbury Co.,IA.
Notes for LAURA WASHBURN:
Died of cancer
More About LAURA WASHBURN:
Also: No Children.
Buri: Graceland Park, Sioux City, Iowa
Cause of Death: Cancer
9. iii.ARTHUR J. WASHBURN, b. Jan-2-1900, Burbank, South Dakota; d. Nov-23-1976, Sioux City,Woodbury Co.,IA.
10. iv.HAZEL IRENE WASHBURN, b. Apr-21-1902, Vermillion, Clay, SD; d. Sep-26-1969, Sioux City, Iowa.
11. v.VIRGIL WASHBURN, b. Apr-3-1906, Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa; d. Nov-27-1960, Sioux City, Iowa.
vi.EVELYN WASHBURN,
b. Dec-3-1906, Sioux City, Woodbury,
Iowa;
KENNETH LEMKE, 1928;
m. (2)
STANLEY FREEMAN, Jul-17-1978, Honolulu,
HA.
Notes for EVELYN WASHBURN:
Doris Carter Okey believes Evelyn was
born 12/3/1908.
More About EVELYN WASHBURN:
Also:1985, Returned to Sioux City,IA
from HI. Church: Grace Methodist.
Fact
9: no children
Occ: Rate Clerk for Western Union.
5. Myrtle Luella3 Washburn (Henry Clay2, Unknown1) was born Sep-20-1876 in Vermillion, Clay Co., SD, and died
Jan-27-1937 in Correll,MN. She married
Fred Maynard May-27-1908 in Vermillion,
Clay Co., SD.
Notes for Myrtle Luella Washburn:
OBIT: Jan. 27, 1937:
Rites Held for Mrs. Maynard, Former Clay County Resident Dies at Home in
Minnesota:
Funeral Services were held at the Oliver Chaussee home Friday afternoon of last
week for Mrs. Fred Maynard, who died at
her home in Correll, Minn., early
Wednesday morning. The body was brought
to the old home here for services and
burial with the Rev. W.C. Deer
officiating at the last rites. Interment was made in Bluff View cemetery. The
Elmore Funeral service directed the
arrangements.
Mrs. Maynard, who before her marriage
was Myrtle Luella Washburn, had been
sick for about a week before she died.
She was 60 years old. Born September 20, 1876, at Vermillion, Mrs. Maynard grew
to womanhood in this locality. She was
married to Fred Maynard, also a resident here, May 27, 1908.
About twenty-one years ago Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard and family moved to Correll,
Minn., where she had since made her
home.
Numerous relative and friends were here for the funeral. Pallbearers, old
friends and relatives of the family,
were Roy Washburn, of Sioux City, Iowa;
Albert Sney, of Burbank SD; Ed and Harry Smith, of Correll; Percy Knoll, of
Correll, and Oliver Washburn of
Vermillion.
Survivors include the widower, Fred
Maynard, five sons, Fred, Wayne, Ralph,
and max of Correll, and Earl, of
Appleton, Wis.; six daughters, Gail and
Vera Maynard, of Correll; Mrs. Frances
Knoll, Mrs. Helen Clapp, all of Correll; Mrs. Alma Bottolf, of Ponca, Nebr., and
Mrs. Nona Truleau, of Elk Point; one
sister, Mrs. Celia Chaussee, of
Vermillion, and four brothers, Norman
Washburn of Vermillion, and Ed, Harry
and Frank Washburn, of Sioux City, Iowa. Thirty-one grandchildren and six great
grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Maynard was a member of the
Evangelical church in Correll but in
early days was baptized in the Baptist
church here. Sunday flowers were placed
on the Baptist alter here in her memory
as a tribute from friends.
More About Myrtle Luella Washburn:
Also:Myrtle's father passed away at
Myrtle's home in Correll, MN.
Buri:
Bluff View Cem.,Vermillion,Clay Co.,SD
Children of Myrtle Washburn and Fred
Maynard are:
12. i.RALPH HAROLD4 MAYNARD, b.
Abt. 1910.
ii.EARL MAYNARD, b. Abt. 1912.
iii.MAX MAYNARD, b. Abt. 1914.
iv.WAYNE MAYNARD, b. Abt. 1916.
v.NONA F. MAYNARD,
b.
Abt. 1918; m.
TRULEAU, Abt.
1940.
vi.FRANCES MAYNARD,
b. Abt.
1920; m. KNOLL, Abt. 1940.
More About FRANCES MAYNARD:
Fact 9: Had
twin boys acc. to Evelyn
Freeman.
vii.ALMA MAYNARD,
b.
Abt. 1922; m.
BOTTOLF, Abt.
1942.
Notes for ALMA
MAYNARD:
Provided genealogy information to Evelyn
Washburn Lemke Freeman in 1986
viii.GAIL MAYNARD,
b.
Abt. 1923; m.
DICK //, Abt.
1945.
ix.FRED MAYNARD, b. Abt. 1924.
x.VERA MAYNARD, b. Abt. 1925.
xi.HELEN MAYNARD,
b.
Abt. 1926; m.
CLAPP, Abt.
1950.
6. Frank E.3 Washburn (Henry
Clay2,
Unknown1)6 was born Abt. 1878, and died
Abt. 1950. He married
Artie
Allensworth
Abt. 1889.
More About Frank E. Washburn:
Also:Oldest
Brother.Called 'Uncle
Bub'.
Died in the late 40's or
50's.
Buri: Floyd Cem.,Sioux City,IA
Cause
of
Death: Stroke
Children of Frank Washburn and Artie
Allensworth are:
13. i. LEROY GERTRUDE4
WASHBURN, b. 1900; d. 1983.
ii.FRANK WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1902; m. ELSIE, Abt. 1925.
iii.CELIA WASHBURN,
b. Abt.
1904; m.
MIZE, Abt. 1924.
More About CELIA WASHBURN:
Also: Had 2
ch., Tacoma,WA.
iv.JOSEPHINE
WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1906.
More About JOSEPHINE WASHBURN:
Also: 5
children.
7. Norman H.3 Washburn (Henry
Clay2,
Unknown1)6 was born Abt. 1880, and died
Unknown. He married
Kate Abt.
1900.
More About Norman H. Washburn:
Occ: Farmed near Vermillion,SD.
Child of Norman Washburn and Kate
is:
i.OLIVER4 WASHBURN,
b. Abt. 1902; d. Jun-1973; m. EBBA?,
Abt.
1920.
Generation No. 4
8. Lillian Laurinda4 Washburn
(Henry
A.3, Henry Clay2, Unknown1)7 was born
1896 in Vermillion, South Dakota7, and
died Aug-19-1929 in Sioux City, Iowa7.
She married
Earl Garner
Carter 1916, son of Albert Carter
and Mary.
Notes for
Lillian Laurinda Washburn:
Died of heart attack or ruptured
appendix(the latter according to Evelyn
Freeman). Belonged to Latter Day Saints.
Mrs. Earl
Carter Dead. Wife of
Sioux City Cattle Salesman Passes Away
at Local Hospital:
Word was received at the yards this
morning of the death last night of Mrs.
Earl Carter, wife of Earl Carter, a
cattle salesman on this market. mrs.
Carter was the daughter of H. A.
Washburn, for many years connected with
commission firms at the yards, and the
sister of Arthur Washburn, a hog
salesman here.
Mrs. Carter was born in Vermilion, SD in
1896, she lived there until she was 18
years old and then came to Sioux City,
where she has since lived. Mrs. Carter
was married in 1916.
Surviving Mrs. Carter are: Her
widower;
two daughters, Helen and Dolores; her
parents; two brothers, Arthur and Virgil
Washburn, and three sisters, Mrs. Laura
Dow, Mrs. Helen Jacobson and Mrs.
Kenneth Lemke, all of Sioux City.
Anderson's undertaking company will be
in charge of funeral services.
Another Obit: Carter Funeral Today.
Services to be Held at 2:00 P.M. With
Yard Friends Pallbearers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian
Carter, 33 years old, 2121 South Helen
Street, a resident of Sioux City since
1918, who died in a Sioux City hospital
Wednesday night following an illness of
three weeks will be held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at the latter Day Saints
church. Rev. J.E. Keck, pastor, will
officiate and burial will be in
Granceland Park cemetery under the
direction of Anderson's funeral parlors.
The pallbearers will be friends of the
family employed at the yards, including
Ed Kerley, A.G. Cowne, Dave Barton, W.C.
Schenk, Frank Schuyler and T.C.
Wicks.
More About Lillian Laurinda
Washburn:
15. ii. DELORES CARTER, b.
Jul-1-1922, Sioux City, IA.
9. Arthur J.4 Washburn (Henry
A.3, Henry Clay2, Unknown1) was born
Jan-2-1900 in
Burbank, South Dakota, and died
Nov-23-1976 in Sioux City,Woodbury
Co.,IA. He married
ii.DOROTHY WASHBURN, b.
Abt.
1921; m.
iii.LOIS MAE WASHBURN, b.
Abt.
1923; m.
iv.ARTHUR RAYMOND WASHBURN,
b. Abt. 1925.
More About Hazel Irene Washburn:
Fact 9: Came to
Sioux City as infant w/
parents. Aft.married lived at 4406 4th
Ave.
Notes for Nels
Victor Jacobson:
18. ii.WILBUR VICTOR
JACOBSON, b. May-14-1921, Sioux
City, Woodbury, Iowa, USA; d.
Mar-17-1981, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
iii.WARREN EARL
JACOBSON, b. May-14-1921, Sioux
City, Woodbury, Iowa; d. Mar-1-1983,
Graceland, Sioux City, Iowa;
11. Virgil4 Washburn (Henry A.3,
Henry Clay2, Unknown1) was born
Apr-3-1906 in Sioux City, Woodbury,
Iowa, and died Nov-27-1960 in Sioux
City, Iowa. He married
12. Ralph Harold Maynard (Myrtle
Luella3 Washburn, Henry Clay2,
Unknown1)10 was born Abt. 1910. He
married
Child of Leroy Washburn and Charlotte
Bliven is:
Also: 1916,
Came to Sioux City, IA
Buri: Graceland Cem. Sioux City, IA
Cause of Death: Ruptured appendix,heart
attack.
Church: Latter Day
Saints
More About Earl Garner Carter:
Occ: Sioux City Cattle Salesman
Children of Lillian Washburn and Earl
Carter are:
14. i.HELEN5 CARTER, b.
Jun-4-1916, Sioux City, IA; d.
Nov-23-1985, Enid, OK.
Marie Van
Vick
Aug-22-1918.
More About Arthur J. Washburn:
Buri: Graceland Park, Sioux City,
Iowa
Children of Arthur Washburn and Marie
Van Vick are:
16. i.ELLEN5 WASHBURN, b.
Abt.
1919.
CARL LOIDL, Abt.
1941.
ROY NANCE, Abt.
1945.
10. Hazel Irene4 Washburn (Henry
A.3,
Henry Clay2, Unknown1) was born
Apr-21-1902 in Vermillion, Clay, SD, and
died Sep-26-1969 in Sioux City, Iowa.
She married
(1) Nels Victor
Jacobson
Jun-4-1919 in Sioux City, Woodbury Co.,
IA, son of Gustav Jacobson and Josephine
Brolin. She married
(2) Henry Winther Aft. 1933. She
married (3) Ray William Klaas
Jan-1944, son of Fred Klaas and
Grace.
Also: Ran a
speak-easy called The
Roost,tavern & restaurant during
prohibition.
Buri: Graceland, Sioux City, Iowa
Cause of Death: Lung damage caused by
bronchiolitis over a period of 5-6
years.
from the Woodbury County Death Records:
Nels Victor Jacobson married
Hazel ? b.
Dec. 20, 1901 in Sioux City.
d. Dec. 31, 1933 Burial 4 Jan, 1934
residence 3715 Stone Ave.
occupation Hog buyer Stock Yards
cause of death Fractured Skull,
concussion
More About Nels Victor Jacobson:
Also:: Passenger in a one car accident
on Sunday afternoon. Unknown cause.
Buri: Graceland Cem. Sioux City, IA
Cause of Death: Fractured skull,
concussion, from car accident
Church: Lutheran
Occ: Hog buyer for
the Stock Yards.
Children of Hazel Washburn and Nels
Jacobson are:
17. i.NORMAN HARRY5
JACOBSON, b. Sep-17-1919, Sioux
City, Woodbury, Iowa; d. Mar-7-1986,
Long Beach, CA.
m.
EUNICE STINES, Abt. 1947, Grace
Methodist Church.
Notes for
WARREN EARL JACOBSON:
Warren had an accident involving a milk
bottle when he was young. According to
Evelyn Washburn Lemke, the two boys,
Warren and Wilbur, were helping their
stepfather, Henry Winthers, deliver milk
on his route. Warren fell with a milk
bottle and the broken glass caused him
to lose an eye.
More About WARREN EARL JACOBSON:
Married
for a period of less than a month.
Cause of Death:
Heart
attack.
Fact 9: Had a glass eye due to accident
w/ milk bottle when young boy.
Marie M.
Wold Dec-6-1925 in Sioux
City,Woodbury Co.,IA.
Notes for Virgil Washburn:
Died of heart attack.
More About Virgil Washburn:
Buri: Memorial Park, Sioux City, Iowa
Cause of Death: Heart attack
Occ: Hog Salesman at Sioux City Stock
Yards for 30 yrs.
More About Marie M. Wold:
Church: St. Lukes Lutheran
Children of Virgil Washburn and Marie
Wold are:
i.JOYCE5 WASHBURN,
b. Abt. 1927; m.
CHESTER
AXTHLEM, Abt.
1947.
ii.ROBERT VIRGIL
WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1929; m.
MARY LOUISE ANN HOWARD8,
Apr-24-1952, St. Michael's Church, Sioux
City, IA9.
iii.DONALD L. WASHBURN,
b. Abt. 1931.
Elly Adelia Swenson.
More About Ralph Harold Maynard:
Fact 9: had twin girls acc. to Evelyn
Freeman
Children of Ralph Maynard and Elly
Swenson are:
i.DORIS5 MAYNARD.
ii.PHYLLIS MAYNARD.
19. iii.ARLIENE MAYNARD.
13. Leroy Gertrude4 Washburn
(Frank E.3, Henry Clay2, Unknown1) was
born 1900, and died 198311. He
married
Charlotte Bliven Abt.
1920.
20. i.LEROY5 WASHBU
