1. MICHAEL COYLE died 1830 in County Cavan, Ireland. He married MARGRET O'SULLIVAN. She was born in County Cavan, Ireland. PATRICK COYLE (MICHAEL) was born 1827 in Cavan County, Ireland, and died 1904 in St. Mary's Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He married MARY SMITH February 20, 1854 in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. CATHERINE EVA COYLE (JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born October 28, 1900 in Henry, SD, and died October 22, 1967 in Watertown, SD. She married WILLIAM HARRISON TRENHOLM May 20, 1919 in Watertown, SD, son of WILLIS TRENHOLM and DORA BACHMAN. He was born March 23, 1899 in Henry, SD, and died October 11, 1970 in Sioux Falls, SD. WILLIAM FRANCIS TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born February 19, 1920 in Watertown, SD, and died November 24, 1997 in Watertown, SD. He married VIRGINIA GERTRUDE RAWLINS August 15, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, daughter of HOMER RAWLINS and HELEN STOKER. She was born December 19, 1925 in Beloit, Wisconsin. ROXANNE TRENHOLM (WILLIAM FRANCIS, CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born June 11, 1945 in Watertown, SD. She married (1) ROSS MITCHELL February 09, 1967. He was born in Watertown, SD. She married (2) RICHARD ROSSOW June 04, 1970 in Watertown, SD, son of WOODROW ROSSOW and HILA TRUE. He was born February 19, 1943 in Watertown, SD. She married (3) ARVOLD HARDIE December 24, 1984 in Watertown, SD, son of EDWIN HARDIE and CLARA LINGEMANN. He was born January 23, 1941 in Redfield, SD. ROCHELLE ROSSOW (ROXANNE TRENHOLM, WILLIAM FRANCIS, CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born June 24, 1971 in Watertown, SD. She married MICHAEL ACHTERBERG January 08, 1994 in Watertown, SD. He was born in Watertown, SD.
Children of MICHAEL COYLE and MARGRET O'SULLIVAN are:
(Photo of Patrick Coyle)
iii. MICHAEL COYLE.
iv. KATE COYLE.
v. MARY COYLE.
Notes for PATRICK COYLE:
Patrick Coyle was born in 1827 in County Cavan, Ireland. His parents were Michael and Margaret Coyle. He arrived in the United States in 1852 and settled in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. He married Mary Smith and they had 10 children. They moved to Henry, South Dakota, in 1886 when the railroad was completed. Patrick was one of the first Catholic settlers in Beaver Dam. The first mission was established there on June 24, 1852; first pastors were Mathias Gerndaver and Martin Kundig.
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Children of PATRICK COYLE and MARY SMITH are:
i. JOSEPH COYLE, b. December 11, 1868, Winona, Minnesota; d. November 07, 1949, Watertown, SD.
ii. JOHN COYLE, b. January 11, 1855.
iii. THOMAS MICHAEL COYLE, b. August 18, 1856, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin; d. May 22, 1948, Watertown, SD.
iv. JAMES COYLE, b. May 13, 1858.
v. WILLIAM COYLE, b. April 30, 1860.
vi. ALBERT MARK COYLE, b. June 30, 1862; d. April 19, 1945.
vii. CATHERINE COYLE, b. July 03, 1864.
viii. FRANCIS COYLE, b. September 01, 1866; d. 1902, Henry, South Dakota.
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
ix. MARY COYLE, b. September 03, 1871.
x. PETER COYLE, b. July 25, 1874; d. 1951, Henry, South Dakota.
MARY COYLE (MICHAEL) She married JAMES O. REDMOND.
Child of MARY COYLE and JAMES REDMOND is:
i. PATRICK REDMOND, b. 1838, Ireland.
Notes for JOSEPH COYLE:
Joseph P. Coyle was born in Winona, Minnesota. He came with his parents to Naples, SD in 1877. He was united in marriage to Maryetta Redmond on January 8, 1900 at Henry, SD. He lived on a farm near Naples and later moved to Bryant, SD and in 1905 moved to Henry, SD where he operated a general merchandise store. He moved to Watertown, SD in 1919 where he lived until the time of his death. Joseph P. Coyle died November 7, 1949 in Watertown, SD. Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Notes for MARY ETTA REDMOND:
Children of JOSEPH COYLE and MARY REDMOND are:
i. CATHERINE EVA COYLE, b. October 28, 1900, Henry, SD; d. October 22, 1967, Watertown, SD.
ii. MARGARET HENRIETTA COYLE, b. July 19, 1911, Henry, South Dakota.
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Baptism: September 03, 1911, John Redmond & Lena Mondlock sponsors
iii. MINERVA COYLE.
iv. FRANCIS COYLE.
v. EDWARD COYLE.
vi. JOSEPH EDWARD COYLE, b. September 06, 1915, Henry, South Dakota.
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Baptism: September 19, 1915, St. Henry's Catholic Church, Henry, SD
THOMAS MICHAEL COYLE (PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born August 18, 1856 in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, and died May 22, 1948 in Watertown, SD. He married PAULINE KERN April 27, 1886 in St. Henry's Catholic Church, Henry, SD. She was born October 01, 1865 in Chicago, Illinois, and died August 07, 1937 in Watertown, SD.
Notes for THOMAS MICHAEL COYLE:
Thomas M. Coyle was born August 18, 1855 at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin and came to South Dakota in 1886 and homesteaded near Naples, South Dakota. Pauline Kern was born on October 1, 1865 in Chicago, Illinois and lived there until 1883 when she came to South Dakota with her parents and homesteaded near Naples, SD.
Pauline and Thomas were married and lived near Naples until 1902 when they moved to Lily, South Dakota. Tom was a grain buyer. They helped build the Catholic Church in Lily, South Dakota and held services in their home before the church was finished whenever a priest traveled through the area. Their daughter, Grace, played the organ at church for many years. They were all active in church and community affairs.
Tom and Pauline owned a small farm two miles west of Lily, South Dakota, where both of their sons lived for a short time after their marriages. Tom & Pauline moved to Butler, South Dakota in 1925 where he bought grain for Bagley Elevators until his eyesight failed. They moved to Watertown in 1933 and lived there until their deaths. (Tom and Pauline must have lived at Silverleaf, North Dakota, for a short time as their son, Ralph was born there in 1899 and probably lived there until their move to Lily in about 1902).Baptism: September 07, 1856. Burial: Watertown, SD.
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Burial: Watertown, SD
Children of THOMAS COYLE and PAULINE KERN are:
i. CATHERINE4 COYLE, b. February 11, 1888, Naples, South Dakota; d. August 27, 1935, Butler, South Dakota.
ii. GEORGE ALBERT COYLE, b. June 19, 1889, Naples, South Dakota; d. November 18, 1964, Butler, South Dakota.
iii. GRACE M. COYLE, b. March 18, 1892, Naples, South Dakota; d. November 15, 1972, Webster, South Dakota.
Notes for GRACE M. COYLE:
Grace Coyle never married. She was active in music and sports while growing up in Lily, south Dakota. She went to Watertown to work in the Shaller Store as a sales lady in Ladies Ready-to-Wear. Later she was manager at the Style Shop dress store and later she went to work for J. C. Penny's in the ladies coats and dress department
iv. RALPH COYLE, b. June 04, 1899, Silverleaf, North Dakota; d. January 23, 1985, Aberdeen, SD.
PETER COYLE (PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born July 25, 1874, and died 1951 in Henry, South Dakota. He married BRIDGET REDMOND. She was born 1877, and died 1968.
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Children of PETER COYLE and BRIDGET REDMOND are:
i. ELIZABETH HAZEL4 COYLE, b. October 16, 1899, Henry, South Dakota; d. January 26, 1900, Henry, South Dakota.
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
ii. ANNA MILDRED COYLE, b. February 16, 1904.
iii. JOSEPH LEON COYLE, b. May 29, 1907; m. EDNA PETERSEN, November 22, 1938, St. Henry's Catholic Church, Henry, SD.
iv. JAMES COYLE, b. October 29, 1912; m. DORIS L. INGSCHWERDT, November 15, 1941, St. Henry's Catholic Church, Henry, SD.
v. MARY ETHEL COYLE, b. August 23, 1899.
PATRICK REDMOND (MARY COYLE, MICHAEL) was born 1838 in Ireland. He married MARY ANN MURDO. She was born 1848 in Massachusetts, and died 1898 in Henry, SD.
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
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Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Children of PATRICK REDMOND and MARY MURDO are:
i. MARY ETTA4 REDMOND, b. August 08, 1875, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; d. March 12, 1953, Watertown, SD.
ii. BEATRICE REDMOND, b. 1877; d. 1968; m. PETER COYLE.
iii. HENRY REDMOND.
iv. JOHN REDMOND.
v. MICHAEL REDMOND, b. 1896; d. January 07, 1921, Henry, South Dakota.
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Burial: St. Henry's Catholic Cemetery, Henry, South Dakota
vi. WILLIAM REDMOND.
vii. JAMES EDWARD REDMOND, b. 1869; d. 1904, Henry, SD; m. (1) MARY; m. (2) STELLA GROSS.
Notes for CATHERINE EVA COYLE:
Catherine Eva Coyle was born October 28, 1900, in Naples, South Dakota, the daughter of Joseph Coyle and Mary Etta Redmond Coyle. She was one of 6 children born of this marriage. She was known as Eva all her life. She was not a well person and all of her life suffered from a nervous condition. This brought on severe eczema of her hands and arms. She suffered from this until her death. On May 21, 1919 she married William Harrison Trenholm in Watertown, South Dakota. She lived in Watertown all her life and raised a family of 7 children. She lost two other children in infancy. She was a graduate of high school in Henry, South Dakota, and the Watertown Business College. She worked for Connelly Department Store for a few years and worked for her father in his store in Henry for a few years. She died at home on October 22, 1967 in Watertown, South Dakota, and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Watertown, SD. Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery, Watertown, SD
Notes for WILLIAM HARRISON TRENHOLM:
William Harrison Trenholm was born March 23, 1899 in Henry, South Dakota, the son of Willis Franklin Trenholm and Dora Bachman Trenholm. He worked on farms as a boy and went to the Catholic Church in Henry, South Dakota. On May 21, 1919 he met and married Catherine Eva Coyle at Watertown, South Dakota. They had 9 children, two who died in infancy.
William H. Trenholm served in the Army during World War I. He worked as a truck driver for the Watertown Rendering Company for 19 years, was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church in Watertown, and a member of the American Legion. William suffered for many years with severe emphysema and was hospitalized in the Veterans Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Minneapolis, Minnesota many times for lung ailments. On October 11, 1970, he died in McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD of broncho-pneumonia due to asthma and emphysema. He is buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in Watertown, SD. Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery, Watertown, SD
Children of CATHERINE COYLE and WILLIAM TRENHOLM are:
i. WILLIAM FRANCIS5 TRENHOLM, b. February 19, 1920, Watertown, SD; d. November 24, 1997, Watertown, SD.
ii. JOSEPH DUANE TRENHOLM, b. May 23, 1922, Watertown, SD; d. Watertown, SD.
iii. JAMES MAURICE TRENHOLM, b. March 30, 1924, Watertown, SD; d. March 31, 1924, Watertown, SD.
iv. LEO SIDNEY LAVERN TRENHOLM, b. July 02, 1925, Watertown, SD.
v. CATHERINE DONNA MAY TRENHOLM, b. April 03, 1927, Watertown, SD.
vi. CLINTON ALFRED TRENHOLM, b. February 08, 1929, Watertown, SD.
vii. ANNA MARYLIS JEAN TRENHOLM, b. March 01, 1931, Watertown, SD.
viii. MARY DORET TRENHOLM, b. October 16, 1932, Watertown, SD.
ix. MARGARET ELAINE TRENHOLM, b. July 21, 1934, Watertown, SD; d. July 23, 1934, Watertown, SD.
Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery, Watertown, SD
CATHERINE COYLE (THOMAS, MICHAEL, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born February 11, 1888 in Naples, South Dakota, and died August 27, 1935 in Butler, South Dakota. She married WILLIAM JAMES SCHANAHAN. He was born November 1886 in Cavour, South Dakota, and died May 1963. Burial: Webster, South Dakota
Children of CATHERINE COYLE and WILLIAM SCHANAHAN are:
i. SYLVESTER5 SCHANAHAN.
ii. GRACE AGNES SCHANAHAN, b. August 30, 1913, Bradley, South Dakota; d. December 29, 1986.
iii. WILLIAM MILES SCHANAHAN, b. Lily, South Dakota; m. MARY.
iv. DOLAND JOSEPH SCHANAHAN.
v. RAYMOND SCHANAHAN, b. April 11, 1922, Lily, South Dakota.
GEORGE ALBERT COYLE (THOMAS, MICHAEL, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born June 19, 1889 in Naples, South Dakota, and died November 18, 1964 in Butler, South Dakota. He married MINNIE MARY SCHUCHARDT October 16, 1912 in Catholic Church, Bristol, South Dakota. She was born September 17, 1891 in Sundhausen, Germany, and died July 10, 1976 in Bristol, South Dakota. Burial: Bristol, South Dakota
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Burial: Bristol, South Dakota
Children of GEORGE COYLE and MINNIE SCHUCHARDT are:
i. THOMAS IVER HENRY5 COYLE, b. September 12, 1913, Lily, South Dakota; d. December 31, 1991, Rochester, Minnesota.
ii. LOIS CATHERINE COYLE, b. January 29, 1915, Lily, South Dakota; d. October 20, 1989, Webster, South Dakota.
iii. GERALD BERDETTE COYLE, b. March 29, 1921.
iv. DONALD MAX COYLE, b. July 26, 1925, Butler, South Dakota; d. January 14, 1989, Sioux Falls, SD.
v. MAURINE MARY LOU COYLE, b. November 27, 1927, Webster, South Dakota.
vi. LESLIE JOSEPH COYLE, b. January 04, 1929, Webster, South Dakota.
vii. PATRICIA ANN COYLE, b. November 28, 1931.
viii. BONITA JOAN COYLE, b. March 16, 1933, Butler, South Dakota.
RALPH COYLE (THOMAS, MICHAEL, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born June 04, 1899 in Silverleaf, North Dakota, and died January 23, 1985 in Aberdeen, SD. He married FREDA HERR October 06, 1926. She was born July 29, 1908 in Butler, South Dakota. Burial: Watertown, SD
Children of RALPH COYLE and FREDA HERR are:
i. ROGER5 COYLE, b. September 05, 1928.
ii. BEVERLY COYLE, b. June 02, 1927.
iii. DOROTHY COYLE, b. July 22, 1932.
iv. BERT COYLE.
v. ROBERT COYLE, b. September 08, 1941.
MARY ETTA4 REDMOND (PATRICK, MARY COYLE, MICHAEL) was born August 08, 1875 in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and died March 12, 1953 in Watertown, SD. She married JOSEPH COYLE January 08, 1900 in Henry, SD, son of PATRICK COYLE and MARY SMITH. He was born December 11, 1868 in Winona, Minnesota, and died November 07, 1949 in Watertown, SD. In 1883 she moved with her parents to Henry, SD. She married Joseph P. Coyle on January 8, 1900 in Henry, SD. She and her husband moved to Watertown in 1919 and lived there until her death. Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Notes for JOSEPH COYLE:
Joseph P. Coyle was born in Winona, Minnesota. He came with his parents to Naples,
SD in 1877. He was united in marriage to Maryetta Redmond on January 8, 1900 at Henry, SD. He lived on a farm near Naples and later moved to Bryant, SD and in 1905 moved to Henry, SD where he operated a general merchandise store. He moved to Watertown, SD in 1919 where he lived until the time of his death. Joseph P. Coyle died November 7, 1949 in Watertown, SD. Burial: St. Henry's Cemetery, Henry, SD
Children are listed above under JOSEPH COYLE.
WILLIAM4 REDMOND (PATRICK, MARY COYLE, MICHAEL) He married IRENE WALSH. She died January 08, 1937 in Henry, South Dakota.
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Burial: St. Henry's Catholic Cemetery, Henry, South Dakota
Children of WILLIAM REDMOND and IRENE WALSH are:
i. JOHN5 REDMOND, b. August 18, 1918, Henry, SD; d. December 17, 1998, Mesa, Arizona.
ii. J. MAURICE REDMOND.
Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS TRENHOLM:
William Francis Trenholm was born February 19, 1920 in Watertown, South Dakota, the son of William Harrison Trenholm and Catherine Eva Coyle Trenholm.
Even as a young boy he was the back bone of the family and worked all of his young life to help support the family. Many times he would go to school with cardboard in his shoes for soles as they were just too poor to afford even new shoes for the children.
William F. Trenholm (known as Frenchy most of his life) went to Watertown High School but quit to help out the family. He later went back to finish high school and graduated from Watertown High School in 1940. He enlisted in the Army during World War II and was a Second Lieutenant, fighting over in Europe during the war. His daughter, Roxanne, has many photographs of the battalion he was in charge of.
On August 15,l 1944 he married Virginia G. Rawlins in Chicago, Illinois. A daughter, Roxanne Virginia, was born to them on June 11, 1945 while he was in the service. He had sent his wife home to her parents when he was shipped over seas and Roxanne was born in WAtertown, South Dakota. He did not even see his daughter until she was a few months old.
After discharge from the service, William moved his family to Watertown, South Dakota, where he went to work for Northwestern Bell Telephone company. In 1951 he was transferred to Wessington Springs, South Dakota, where he served as manager of the telephone company there. In 1958 he was again transferred to Redfield, SD as manager of the telephone company there and helped with the conversion of that telephone company from operator service to dial service.
In 1965 he moved with his wife back to Watertown, SD but continued to work for Northwestern Bell until his retirement in 1981. Northwestern Bell had split into Bell and AT&T and consequently, William retired from Northwestern Bell Telephone Company on December 31, 1981 and from AT&T on January 1, 1982.
He was a leading member of the VFW Club in Watertown, the Telephone Pioneers and the Communication Workers of American along with the Watertown Elks Club.
He and his wife, Virginia, divorced in 1977. He bought himself a home at 401 S. Maple in Watertown, SD and lived there until his death.
After suffering from cancer for 5 years, in November, 1997, he drove his motorhome to Edinburg, Texas for the winter. After getting down there he was taken to the hospital in severe condition and on November 17, 1997 he daughter had him flown back to Watertown, SD by air ambulance due to his terminal condition. After 4 days in the hospital in Watertown, his daughter, Roxanne, took him to her home to care for him and he died there on November 24, 1997 and was buried the day after Thanksgiving, 1997. He is bured in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Watertown, SD. Burial: November 28, 1997, Mt. Hope Cemetery, Watertown, SD
Notes for VIRGINIA GERTRUDE RAWLINS:
Virginia Gertrude Rawlins was born on December 19, 1925 in Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, the daughter of Homer Rawlins and Helen Stoker Rawlins. She was the apple of her father's eye and a very good little girl. THe only real time she was in trouble was when she was sent upstairs when she was young to clean her room. SHe did not want to clean it so she spit down the register tot he downstairs. She always denied doing this but her mother sworn to the story and said she was severely punished for it.
In 1928 she moved with her family to Henry, South Dakota, where they operated a dairy farm and later moved to a farm one mile west of Henry, SD. She attended Henry High School where she was Co--Valedictorian and where she excelled in Band, playing the trumpet. While playing the trumpet at a local basketball game, she was hit with a ball and the trumpet mouth piece broke her front tooth.
After graduation from high school in 1943 she left for Chicago to try out for the Lawrence Welk Band. While there she ran into another South Dakota individual, William F. Trenholm, and on August 15, 1944 they were united in marriage in Chicago, Illinois.
After William completed his special training in the Army, they moved to Macomb, Illinois where he was stationed at Camp Ellis, Illinois. On June 11, 1945, a daughter was born to them in Watertown, South Dakota. Virginia and her daughter, Roxanne, lived with Virginia's parents in Henry, South Dakota until William came back from serving in the army during World War II at which time they moved to Watertown, South Dakota.
All the time their daughter was growing up, Virginia was a homemaker and mother. In 1960 she went to work for the ASCS office in Redfield, South Dakota. In 1965 they moved back to Watertown, SD and she went to work for Gray Photographic Studio and she worked there until January, 1978 when she took her final tests and went to work as a licensed South Dakota agent for Equitable Life Insurance Company. She did very well in the insurance business and retired from Equitable at the age of 75.
After her divorce from William, Virginia later married Richard Skinner on November 19, 1984 in Watertown, South Dakota and lived at 313 N. Broadway in Watertown, SD in a home Virginia bought after her divorce. In November, 2000, Virginia and Richard Skinner purchased a new home at 1600 E. Kemp in Watertown, South DAkota and spent many months fixing it just the way they wanted it and had it looking just like a doll house and show place to be proud of.
Child of WILLIAM TRENHOLM and VIRGINIA RAWLINS is:
i. ROXANNE TRENHOLM, b. June 11, 1945, Watertown, SD.
JOSEPH DUANE TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born May 23, 1922 in Watertown, SD, and died in Watertown, SD. He married (1) ELAINE ROGGE June 30, 1943. He married (2) FERN SUEC May 17, 1947 in Watertown, SD. She was born December 13, 1923.
Child of JOSEPH TRENHOLM and FERN SUEC is:
i. SHIRLEY RAE TRENHOLM, b. February 04, 1945; m. DALLAS WINTERS, 1967.
LEO SIDNEY LAVERN TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born July 02, 1925 in Watertown, SD. He married (1) ?. He married (2) CAL FALKEN May 02, 1946 in Brookings, SD. She was born December 08, 1929 in Wilmot, SD.
Children of LEO TRENHOLM and CAL FALKEN are:
i. SUSAN TRENHOLM, b. August 12, 1949, Watertown, SD.
ii. ROBIN ROBERT TRENHOLM, b. July 14, 1952, Watertown, SD.
iii. LINDA MARIE TRENHOLM, b. February 02, 1948, Watertown, SD.
CATHERINE DONNA MAY TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born April 03, 1927 in Watertown, SD. She married CLIFFORD DAVIS March 04, 1946 in Watertown, SD. He was born October 13, 1916, and died May 22, 1988 in Florida.
Children of CATHERINE TRENHOLM and CLIFFORD DAVIS are:
i. SANDRA LEE6 DAVIS, b. December 29, 1946.
ii. ELLIS FRANKLIN DAVIS, b. March 22, 1948, Watertown, SD.
iii. ALLEN LEROY DAVIS, b. August 29, 1950, Watertown, SD.
iv. NANCY KAY DAVIS, b. August 23, 1956, Watertown, SD.
CLINTON ALFRED TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born February 08, 1929 in Watertown, SD. He married (1) JO. He married (2) MARY A. RUESINK November 17, 1956. She was born May 31, 1936.
Children of CLINTON TRENHOLM and MARY RUESINK are:
i. MICHAEL HARRISON TRENHOLM, b. July 1957, Watertown, SD; m. (1) MAUREEN KELLY, November 12, 1975; m. (2) JEANNIE STRONG, February 14, 1981, Brainard, Minnesota.
ii. CARI LYNN TRENHOLM, b. October 07, 1958, Watertown, SD.
iii. CHERYL ANN TRENHOLM, b. October 30, 1967, Minneapolis, MN.
ANNA MARYLIS JEAN TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born March 01, 1931 in Watertown, SD. She married GILBERT WALFORD June 08, 1954 in Watertown, SD, son of HENRY WALFORD and EDNA KLOS/KLOSE. He was born May 07, 1927 in Bemis, SD.
Children of ANNA TRENHOLM and GILBERT WALFORD are:
i. CATHERINE JANALYN WALFORD, b. June 20, 1955, Watertown, SD.
ii. TERRY WILLIAM WALFORD, b. May 15, 1959, Watertown, SD.
iii. COLLEEN MARY WALFORD, b. October 10, 1961, Watertown, SD.
MARY DORET5 TRENHOLM (CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born October 16, 1932 in Watertown, SD. She married AVIS V. RAML June 08, 1954 in Watertown, SD, son of KILLIE RAML and EMMA JACOBSON. He was born May 15, 1929 in Troy, South Dakota.
Children of MARY TRENHOLM and AVIS RAML are:
i. BABY GIRL RAML, b. December 1955.
ii. BABY GIRL RAML, b. December 1956.
iii. STEVEN JOSEPH RAML, b. May 24, 1958, Watertown, SD; m. TERESA ANN MEYER, August 14, 1982; b. November 06, 1956, Denver, CO.
iv. CYNTHIA LOU RAML, b. May 01, 1960, Watertown, SD.
v. TIMOTHY ALAN RAML, b. February 09, 1963, Watertown, SD.
vi. JOLETTE KAY RAML, b. June 17, 1965, Watertown, SD.
vii. NICOLE LYNN RAML, b. August 03, 1970, Watertown,SD.
Notes for ROXANNE TRENHOLM:
Roxanne Virginia Trenholm was born on June 11, 1945, to William Francis Trenholm and Virginia Rawlins Trenholm, at Bartron Hospital, in Watertown, South Dakota. She started school at Lincoln Grade School in Watertown, South DAkota and she and her parents lived at 11 3rd Street SE in Watertown. She had a pet Boston Terrier puppy, named Toy, who walked her to school every day. On her 6th birthday she was given a pet kitten, named Fluffy, and she loved to wheel her cat around dressed in doll clothes and in a doll buggy. That started her lifelong love for cats and she was never without one for long.
When Roxanne was 7 years old she moved with her parents to Wessington SPrings, South Dakota and she attended school there until she finished the 6th grade. At that time the family again moved, this time to Redfield, South Dakota, and she completed her education, grading from Redfield High School in 1963. She was active in the band and took many trips with the Redfield Band. She also loved debate and excelled in Math and English and took part in plays during high school.
In 1965 Roxanne moved to Watertown, SD where she lived for a time with her grandparents and went to work for Midland National Life Insurance Company. In 1967 she quit there and on January 2, 1968 she went to work as a medical secretary for Bartron Clinic in Watertown, SD. On February 9, 1969 she married Ross Mitchell in Watertown, SD. The following January, 1970 they were divorced as he was a severe alcoholic and she could not handle a life like that.
In March, 1970 she met Richard Alan Rossow and on June 4, 1970 they were married in Watertown, South DAkota at the First United Methodist Church with Rev. Gustav Van Tassel officiating. They spent their honeymoon in the Black Hills where they did a lot of trout fishing.
On June 24, 1971 a daughter, Rochelle Lynne Rossow was born in Watertown, South DAkota.
In 1972 they purchased two acres of land on Lake Pelican near Watertown and built a new home there. On Noveber, 1973 they moved into their new home and on December 11, 1973, their second daughter, Noelle Lea Rossow, was born.
After the birth of Noelle, Roxanne worked for Dr. E. H. Heinrichs, a pediatrician in Watertown, as his secretary until his retirement and then in November, 1977 she went to work as a legal secretary for Ross H. Oviatt in Watertown.
In 1982 she and Richard Rossow were divorced and she moved with her daughters into Watertown. She met Arvold L. Hardie in Redfield, SD when she was back there visiting and on December 24, 1984 they were married. On September 6, 1986, a son was born to Roxanne and Arvold, Shane Edwin Hardie.
Roxanne worked in the legal field until 1996 when her father got very ill and she quit work to help care for him until his death. A month after her father's death, her husband, Arvold was diagnosed with tonsil cancer and underwent radiation therapy and surgery and then recovery so Roxanne did not go back to work and became a housewife and stay-at-home mother.
Arvold and Roxanne had purchased a home at 109 9th Street SE, WAtertown, South Dakota, in 1985 and at this writing are still residing in that home.
Notes for ARVOLD HARDIE:
Arvold Lee Hardie was born on January 23, 1941 in Zell, South Dakota, the son of Edwin Hardie and Clara Lingemann Hardie. He was one of four children born of this marriage. Arvold attended grade school at the Catholic School in Zell, South Dakota and then attended Redfield High School, in Redfield, South Dakota graduating in 1959. Immediately following graduation he enlisted in the United States Air Force and served in the Air Force for 21 years and 1 month before retiring from the military.
On May 2,1959 he married Sandra Meyer and they had three children: Cheryl Lea, born December 12, 1959, Daryl Dean, born May 21, 1961, and Richard, born May 6, 1963. Sandra and Arvold were divorced on July 14, 1981.
During his military career, Arvold served in Germany, England, the Phillipines and the United States. He retired as a Tech. Sargeant.
On December 24, 1984, he married Roxanne Trenholm Rossow in Watertown, South Dakota at the Plateau Chapel. He took over the role as father to Roxanne's two daughters, Rochelle (Shelly) and Noelle. On September 6, 1986, a son was born to Arvold and Roxanne, namely Shane Edwin Hardie.
On January 18, 1981, Arvold lost his son, Richard, to cancer of the brain. Richard was living in Montana and Arvold and Roxanne flew out there to see him prior to his death. This was Roxanne's first plane ride and she did not take to flying at all.
In January, 1998, Arvold was diagnosed with tonsil and lymph node cancer. He underwent 7 weeks of radiation, driving 99 miles one way every day to undergo this radiation treatment. Then on June 4, 1998, he had surgery at the University of Minnesota Hospitals (the surgery was performed by Dr. George Adams). He got along very well and Dr. Adams considered him "cured" in December, 2000.
Arvold and Roxanne had purchased a home at 109 9th Street SE, in Watertown, SD in 1985 and remain there at this writing.
Children of ROXANNE TRENHOLM and RICHARD ROSSOW are:
i. ROCHELLE ROSSOW, b. June 24, 1971, Watertown, SD.
ii. NOELLE ROSSOW, b. December 11, 1973, Watertown, SD.
Child of ROXANNE TRENHOLM and ARVOLD HARDIE is:
iii. SHANE HARDIE, b. September 06, 1986, Watertown, SD.
Children of ROCHELLE ROSSOW and MICHAEL ACHTERBERG are:
i. DYLAN8 ACHTERBERG, b. May 04, 1994.
ii. JORDAN MARIAN ACHTERBERG, b. September 05, 1996.
NOELLE ROSSOW (ROXANNE TRENHOLM, WILLIAM FRANCIS, CATHERINE EVA COYLE, JOSEPH, PATRICK, MICHAEL) was born December 11, 1973 in Watertown, SD. She married (1) ADAM SCHWEITZER April 06, 1992 in Watertown, SD. He was born in Watertown, SD. She married (2) JOHNNY POORE April 20, 1996 in Prewitt, NM, son of ED POORE and JUDY STAGGS. He was born January 11, 1970 in Celexico, California. Died June 30, 2005 near Strandburg, SD in automobile accident. Noelle married (3) BRIAN HEUER in WAtertown, SD on November 25, 2006
Child of NOELLE ROSSOW and ADAM SCHWEITZER is:
i. COURTNEY MARIE SCHWEITZER, b. June 10, 1992.
Child of NOELLE ROSSOW and JOHNNY POORE is:
ii. ROBBY ALEX POORE, b. February 26, 2000.
Child of NOELLE ROSSOW and BRIAN HEUER is:
iii. CAEL DENNIS HEUER, b. April 7, 2010
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