Dale Estel Brady was born on 15 Aug 1924 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. He died on 14 Jan 1975 in University Hospital, Iowa City, , Iowa. He married Donella Louise Coulson.
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1. Jean Donahue, 1803 Locust St., Granger, IA 50109Comments:
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DEAT 2 PLAC University Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa
Dale enlisted in the Army on December 8, 1942, and received an
honorable discharge on March 3, 1944, with disability pension for
spondylolisthesis. Was in the Army Air Corp. and injured in airplane
landing.
Dale died of Pneumonia - Acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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ANUL 2 DATE 25 Apr 1959
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Donella Louise Coulson [Parents]
Other marriages:Crabtree, Bruce Eugene
Watkinson, Richard Earl
They had the following children:
F i Debra Louise Crabtree Brady F ii Deanna Lea Crabtree Brady
Alta M Smithson [Parents]
Raymond McIntire Smithson [Parents] was born on 12 Feb 1912 in Mount Ayr, Ringgold, Iowa. He died on 22 Oct 1974 in Saint Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri. He was buried in Asbury Cemetary, Dubuque, Iowa. He married Pearl Clark in 1940/1942 in Holt, Montana.
Other marriages:Rathburn, Ella May
Ross, Francis
Notes:
May have been married 7 timesSources:
1. Jean Donahue, 1803 Locust St., Granger, IA 50109
2. Social Security Death Benefit Index:
Smithson, Raymond SSN: 487-05-1314
3. Theresa Cooper (wmcoop@magiccablepc.com)
Pearl Clark was born on 28 Mar 1914 in Lathrop, Montana. She died on 15 Jul 1998. She married Raymond McIntire Smithson in 1940/1942 in Holt, Montana.
They had the following children:
M i Larry Ray Smithson
Fielding Clevenger was born on 18 Feb 1817 in , , Ohio. He died in 1896. He married 1 Rebecca Ann Smithson on 28 Apr 1836 in Randolph, Indiana.
(Are Fielding O. & Fielding/Pheldon Clevenger the same person?)
Rebecca Ann Smithson [Parents] was born about 1819 in , , Ohio. She died in 1876. She married 1 Fielding Clevenger on 28 Apr 1836 in Randolph, Indiana.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth J Clevenger F ii Eliza A Clevenger was born in 1843.
William B Clevenger was born on 18 Feb 1821 in Clinton, Ohio. He died on 28 Dec 1898 in Randolph, Indiana. He married 1 Mary Jane Smithson on 9 Jun 1842 in Randolph, Indiana.
Mary Jane Smithson [Parents] was born on 18 Jun 1825 in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana. She died on 26 Jul 1901 in Randolph, Indiana. She married 1 William B Clevenger on 9 Jun 1842 in Randolph, Indiana.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth Ann Clevenger M ii George E Clevenger M iii John W Clevenger was born in 1852. M iv Fieldan O Clevenger F v Margaret Louella Clevenger F vi Martha Orilla Clevenger
John Ellis Smithson [Parents] was born on 15 May 1830 in Randolph, Indiana. He died on 12 May 1910 in Ridgeville, Randolph, Indiana. He married 1 Caroline M Beck on 14 Mar 1850 in Randolph, Indiana.
1880 Census of Franklin Twp., Randolph Co., IN, ED #162, Sheet #26A,
John E. Smithson, Caroline, 7 children and his father George W. Smithson
"Winchester [IN] Journal" Wed., May 18, 1910. John E. Smithson, a well known and highly respected pioneer of Franklin township, died last Thursday morning after a six weeks illness with a complication of diseases. His wife, with whom he lived more than sixty years, died five weeks ago. He is survived by nine children, eight sons and one daughter, they being Jane, wife of Daniel Mendenhall, of Long Beach, California; Elvin, of Ridgeville; William, five and one-half miles Sourth-west of Ridgeville; Sater, Long Beach, California; Charles, one and one-half mile West of Ridgeville, Finley and Ira of Farmland, and Morris at home. Funeral services were held Sunday, his 80th birth anniversary, at Hopewell by Rev. Harvey Thornburg. Interment at nearby cemetery.
11. "Winchester [IN] Journal" Wed., May 25, 1910. Obituary John E., son of Geo. and Elizabeth Smithson, was born in Randolph County, near Windsor, May 15, 1830, departed this life, May 12, 1910, aged 79 years, 11 months and 27 days. At the time of his birth the country was practically a wilderness and the roads mud or corduroy, the settlers were few and far between, but Uncle John as he was known by a great many today, grew to young manhood under adverse conditions as far as acquiring an education was concerned, but he gathered by practical experience the material that lay the foundation for a good education and was chosen as teacher of the district school two or three times. He was married to Caroline Beck, March 14, 1850. To the union was born ten children, one girl and nine boys, one boy Geo. Michael having preceded him to the spirit land at the age of 38 years. This union was broken April 4, 1910, when the reaper death came and took the faithful wife and mother. It seems as though the Lord considered the wish of Uncle John and Aunt Caroline by taking them so near together, only being separated one month and 8 days, for their wish was to go together. He has lived in the present home on his beautiful farm for a period of 44 years but he has gone to live in his new home, the home of the soul forever. In young manhood he heard the voice of the Master calling him to repentance and yielding his heart to the call was converted and joined the Union Christian church South of Windsor, later moving away he called for a letter, received it but did not apply for church membership anywhere, but the Christian was the church of his choice. He lived a quiet Christian life at all times. He was a man of few words and believed in letting his daily life speak louder than his voice; he was strictly honest and everyone that ever had dealings with him felt the strength of his strong character. But his work is done, the hands have finished their toil and are folded to rest, but their works do follow them only to be finished in that glad country where they never say of the inhabitants, I am sick: for the former things have passed away and there shall be no more pain, neither sorrow, nor crying, for God shall wipe all tears from their eyes and shall lead them to fountains of living water and shall welcome them to the tree of life and its fruit forever. He leaves to mourn one sister, 8 sons, 1 daughter, 32 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren besides a large circle of friends and neighbors. Funeral services were held Sunday, his 80th birth anniversary at Hopewell by Rev: Harvey Thornburg.
Caroline M Beck was born on 1 May 1834 in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She died on 4 Apr 1910 in Ridgeville, Randolph, Indiana. She married 1 John Ellis Smithson on 14 Mar 1850 in Randolph, Indiana.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth Jane Smithson was born in Aug 1851 in Indiana. M ii Elvin Luther Smithson M iii George Michael Smithson M iv William Hamlin Smithson M v Kelly Sheridan Smithson M vi Abijah Sater Smithson M vii Charles W Smithson M viii John Morris Smithson M ix Finley Studebaker Smithson M x Ira Ellsworth Smithson
Theresa Marie Donahue [Parents]
Silas E Smithson [Parents] was born on 10 Jan 1855 in Ohio. He died on 3 Jan 1902 in Clinton, Ohio. He married Arwilda Brittenham on 27 Jun 1886 in Indiana.
I am trying to find more info on my Great Grandfather, Silas E.
Smithson. All the info my family knows is that he was born 1/10/1855 in
Ohio. He married Arwilda Brittenham about 1886 in Indiana(?). He died
about January 31, 1902, possibly in Spencerville, Ohio (Allen County).
All my father was told was that his grandpa went to Ohio on horseback to
visit his family, died there unexpectedly, and was buried there (but
they didn't know where he was buried; sounds sort of strange). Of
course, we haven't been able to trace this line back any further. (From Judith Schooley Foster)Updated information provided by Judith Schooley Foster, 4/17/99
Arwilda Brittenham was born on 20 Feb 1870 in , Wells, Indiana. She died on 12 Oct 1901 in , Wells, Indiana. She was buried in Stahl Cemetary, Wells, Indiana. She married Silas E Smithson on 27 Jun 1886 in Indiana.
I am trying to find more info on my Great Grandfather, Silas E.
Smithson. All the info my family knows is that he was born 1/10/1855 in
Ohio. He married Arwilda Brittenham about 1886 in Indiana(?). He died
about January 31, 1902, possibly in Spencerville, Ohio (Allen County).
All my father was told was that his grandpa went to Ohio on horseback to
visit his family, died there unexpectedly, and was buried there (but
they didn't know where he was buried; sounds sort of strange). Of
course, we haven't been able to trace this line back any further. (Judith Foster)Updated information provided by Judith Schooley Foster, 4/17/99
They had the following children:
F i Cora Smithson was buried in Stahl Cemetary, Wells, Indiana.
Died at age 12F ii May Smithson was buried in Stahl Cemetary, Wells, Indiana.
Died at age 2F iii Inez Luella Smithson M iv Edward C Smithson
Norman Scott Smithson [Parents]
Sheryl Lynn Smithson [Parents]