2. Mary Hawker Bakeman and Stina B. Green, Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul, Minnesota, Volume 4 - 1897-1904, Park Genealogical Books, P.O. Box 130968, Roseville, MN 55113-0968, 1998, age 86, nativity Ireland, site L16, B1, s30, owner John King.
3. "1880 Minnesota Federal Census," St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota, Vol. 12, ED16, Sht 26, Ln 19-27.
Page 26, Supervisor's district 3, Enumeration District 16, Household 198, Family 206. Enumerated June 9, 1880.
King, John, age 46, b. Ireland; laborer
King, Mary, age 41, b. Ireland; keeps house
King, Colman, age 18, b. Ireland; at home
King, Maggi, age 14, b. Ireland; at home
King, Bridget, age 9, b. Minn; at home
King, Patrick, age 7, b. Minn; at home
King, Mary, age 5, b. Minn; at home
King, Joseph, age ; b. Minn; at home
King, Barbra, age 3/12; b. Minn; at home
4. Mary Hawker Bakeman and Stina B. Green, Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul, Minnesota, Volume 3 - 1889-1896, Park Genealogical Books, P.O. Box 130968, Roseville, MN 55113-0968, 1997, Lot L16 B1 S30.
5. Ancestry, Inc., "1890 St. Paul, Minnesota City Directory," http://www.ancestry.com.
John King, laborer, living at 429 Lafond Ave., St. Paul, MN in 1890 and 1891. Also boarding in his home were Geary Green, son John King, Jr., daughter Maggie King, and Joseph Pieck.
6. 1895 St. Paul, MN City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., pg. 787; "King, John P, lab, res 429 Lafond.".
7. "Thirteenth Census of the United States: 1910 Population Schedule," E.D. 192, Precinct 11, Ward 8, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota, enumerated April 26 and 27, 1910, Microfilm Series T624; Roll 719, Sheet 2B.
Enumerated at 429 Lafond St.; HH#26/Family#32
Line 1-King, John, head, M, W, age 75, Widowed, he and parents were born in Ireland; immigrated in 1868 (?), Naturalized, No occupation listed, owns home - not mortgaged
Line 2-King, Bridget, daughter, F, W, age 34, single, b. Minnesota, machine operator in factory
LIne 3-King, Abby, daughter, F, W, age 28, single, b. Minnesota, no occupation
Line 4-King, Martin, son, M, W, age 27, single, b. Minnesota, bartender
8. St. Paul, MN City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., 1913, King, Jno P lab r 429 Lafond".
9. 1895 St. Paul, MN City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., pg. 787; "King, John, lab Park Com'rs, bds 429 Lafond. ".
10. "1920 Minnesota Census Soundex," Vol. 67, E.D. 99, Sheet 6, Line 91, viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Sept. 1, 2001.
Enumerated at 429 Lafond Ave., St. Paul
King, Bridget F., age 42, b. MN
King, Martin J., age 35, b. MN
12. "Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 Population Schedule," St. Paul City, Ward 8, 250 Block, Ramsey Co., Minnesota, enumerated April 14, 1930 by Elmer L. Harned, Microfilm T626, Roll 1119, ED 62-108, Sheet 27A.
Address: 429 Lafond; Dwelling#338, Family#403
Line 22-King, Bridget, head, owns home $3500, age 53, single, no occupation
(home is also rented out to Neuenfeldt family)
13. "1900 Montana Census Soundex," Vol. 51, E.D. 35, Sheet 19, Line 33, Microfilm, Viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Aug. 4, 2001.
King, Coleman, head, b. Mar 1863, Ireland; enumerated in Kalispell twp.
King, Annie, wife, b. May 1868, Ireland
King, John, son, b. March 1889, ND
King, Mathias, son, b. March 1890, ND
King, Charles, son, b. Feb 1893, WA
King, Eugene, son, b. June 1894, WA
King, Marguerite, daughter, b. Oct 1897, MT
King, Coleman R., son, b. Oct 1899, MT
Geary, Margaret, mother-in-law, b. Mar 1831, Ireland
Geary, Bartholomew, bro-in-law, b. Aug 1873, Ireland
Geary, John, bro-in-law, b. 1869, Ireland
+ 5 boarders
14. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 1263, 4th Assembly District, 10th Election District, Queens Borough, New York City, New York, enumerated April 19, 1910 by Thomas F. Hynes, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1066, Page: 400-401, Sheet 6B-7A.
Address: 3311 C---- Avenue; Dwelling#106/Family#133
Line 93-King, Coleman P., Head, M, W, age 45, M1 22 yrs, Ireland Ireland Ireland, imm. 1870 Na, Railroad Construction foreman, Owns home (mortgaged)
Line 94-King, Annie, Wife, F, W, age 39, M1 22 yrs, 8/8 children, Ireland Ireland Ireland, imm. 1874(?), no occupation
Line 95-King, John A., son, M, W, age 21, S, North Dakota Ireland Ireland, Railroad office clerk
Line 96-King, Matthias E., son, M, W, age 19, S, North Dakota Ireland Ireland, Grocery clerk
Line 97-King, Charles C., son, M, W, age 17, S, Washington Ireland Ireland, no occupation
Line 98-King, Eugene V., son, M, W, age 15, S, Washington Ireland Ireland, no occupation
Line 99-King, Margaret, daughter, F, W, age 12, S, Montana Ireland Ireland, no occupation
Line100-King, Coleman R., son, M, W, age 10, S, Montana Ireland Ireland, no occupation
Line 1-King, Bartholomew V., son, M, W, age 5, S, New York Ireland Ireland, no occupation
Line 2-King, F----- J(?)., son, M, W, agfe 2, S, New York Ireland Ireland, no occupation
15. "1920 New York Census Soundex," Vol. 510, E.D. 370, Sheet 6, Line 41, Microfilm M1578, Viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Aug. 4, 2001.
King, Coleman, head, age 54, b. Ireland; enumerated at 10336 Lefferts Ave, NY
King, Annie G., wfie, age 52, b. Ireland
King, Charles C., son, age 26, b. WA
King, Eugene V., son, age 25, b. WA
King, Margaret V., daughter, age 23, b. MT
King, Coleman Jr., son, age 19, b. MT
King, Bartholomew, son, age 14, b. NY
16. Announcement found in Jack Watson's scrapbook.
"Mr. and Mrs. Coleman King request the pleasure of your company at their Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary on Saturday Evening, January 18, 1913 at their home 1328 Lefferts Avenue, Morris Park, N. Y."
17. "Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 Population Schedule," Richmond Hill, Queens Co., New York, enumerated April 22, 1930 by Joseph Manley, Microfilm T626, Roll ?, E.D. 41-528, Sheet 9B.
Address: 10335 Lefferts Blvd; Dwelling#140, Family#159
Line 1-King, Anna, Head, Owns, $4200, Radio, No farm, F, W, 60, Wd, Ireland Ireland Ireland, imm 1883, Na, No occupation
Line 2-King, Colman R., Son, M, W, 30, M age 29, Montana Ireland Ireland, Doctor (surgeon)
Line 3-King, Mary, Daughter-in-law, F, W, 28, M age 27, Canada (Eng.) Canada (Eng.) Canada (Eng.) no occupation
Line 4-King, Bart, son, M, W, 24, S, New York Ireland Ireland, Lawyer (law office)
18. "Descendants of John and Margaret (King) Watson," Sept. 6, 2001, Bob Minty <bminty@olympus.net>.
19. Peggy Click, <pclick@pacifier.com>, "Watson and King Family genealogies and photos," received Dec. 24, 2001.
20. "1900 Washington Federal Census," Brown Precinct, Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Vol. 17, E.D. 62, Sheet 5, Line 26, Microfilm, viewed at NARA Seattle, Sept. 1, 2001.
Enumerated at 126 Howard St.
Line 26 - Watson, John A., b. Apr 1872, PA
Line 27 - Watson, Margaret, b. May, 1874, MN
Line 28 - Watson, M. Edna, b. June 1899, WA
21. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 91, Ward 3, Seattle, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 26, 1910 by Hugh Martin, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1658, Page 294, Sheet 11B.
Address: 2805 E. Madison St.; Dwelling#230/Family#251
Line 2-Watson, John A., Head, M, W, age 38, M1 12 yrs, Penn. Penn. Penn., restaurant greeter, rents home
Line 3-Watson, Margaret, wife, F, W, age 38, M1 12 yrs, 4 children, Ireland Ireland Ireland, imm. 1896 (?)
Line 4-Watson, Edna M., daughter, F, W, age 10, S, Washington Penn. Ireland
Line 5-Watson, Stewart K., son, M, W, age 9, S, Washington, Penn., Ireland
Line 6-Watson, Irene L., daughter, F, W, age 7, S, Washington, Penn., Ireland
Line 7-Watson, Martha F., daughter, F, W, age 3/12, S, Washington, Penn., Ireland
22. "1920 Washington Federal Census," Precinct 6, Seattle, King Co., Washington, Enumerated Jan. 6, 1920 by Alice V. Robinson, E.D. 70, Sheet 6b.
4616 Meridian Ave N., Dwelling #132, Family #134
Line 86-Watson, John A., age 48, b. PA; shipyard mechanic
Line 87-Watson, Margaret, age 48, b. MN
Line 88-Watson, Margaret, age 20, b. WA
Line 89-Watson, Stewart K., age 18, b. WA
Line 90-Watson, Irene L., age 17, b. WA
Line 91-Watson, Frances M., age 10, b. WA
23. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Friday, Sept. 25, 1942.
"Watson, Margaret E. 1224 16th Ave. N., beloved wife of John A., mother of Marguerite E. Minty, Stuart K. Watson, Irene L. Hoyt, Frances M. Keller; sister of Anna Hynes, Patrick King, both of Seattle; Minnie Carlisle and Joseph King, both of California, all seven grandchildren. Services Saturday, 2 p.m. Booth-Ashmore Mortuary. Interment Lake View Cemetery."
24. "1900 Minnesota Census Soundex," Vol. 48, E.D. 135, Sheet 8, Line 17, Microfilm T1053, viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Aug. 4, 2001.
King, P. E., head, b. Mar 1875, MN; enumerated at 477 Burgess St., St. Paul
King, Sarah, wife, b. June, 1878, Ireland
25. 1900 St. Paul, MN City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., Patrick E. King, fireman NW Grass Twine Co., res. 477 Burgess St.
26. Tacoma, WA City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., 1908, 1909, warehouseman at the Northern Pacific Freight Depot (1908 Tacoma City Directory) and an engineer (1909 Tacoma City Directory).
27. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 180, Ward 10, Seattle, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 26, 1910 by John L. Rockwell, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1658, Page 294, Sheet 11B.
Address: 5619 - 11th Ave NE; Dwelling#59/Family#60
Line 40-King, P.E., Head, M, W, age 36 M1-11 yrs, Minn. Ireland Ireland, Stationary Engineer, rents home
Line 41-King, Sarah, Wife, F, W, age 31, M1-11 yrs, 4 children, 2 living, Ireland Ireland Ireland, immigrated 1887
Line 42-King, Helen, daughter, F, W, age 7, S, Minnesota, Minnesota, Ireland
Line 43-King, John, son, M, W, age 9/12, S, Washington, Minnesota, Ireland
28. Seattle, WA City Directory, R. L. Polk and Co., 1910-1959.
29. "1920 Census Schedule for Washington," Vol 14, E.D. 132, Sheet 1, Line 87, Enumerated Jan. 2, 1920 by Arthur D. Lincoln, Microfilm.
Address: 118 W. Leary St., Precinct 67; Patrick was a renter. Sarah was naturalized but didn't know the year of immigration.
King, Patrick. E. Age 46 b. Minnesota Father/Mother b. Ireland
King, Sarah Age 41 b. Ireland Father/Mother b. Ireland
King, Helen Age 17 b. Minnesota
King, John O. Age 10 b. Washington
King, Evelyn Age 9 b. Washington
King, Dorothy Age 6 b. Washington
King, Ethel Age 3 3/4 yrs b. Washington
King, Colman E. Age 1 yr, 2 m. b. Washington
30. "Death Certificate, Washington State Dept. of Health," Certificate #4844, photocopy in personal files.
31. "Records of Calvary Cemetery, Seattle, WA," Associated Catholic Cemeteries of Seattle, Cemetery ID#30152; Grave 15 Lot 52 Section 5, photograph of grave site in personal files. Sarah and Patrick are buried next to each other. Section 5 is located at the north end of the cemetery, in a largely undeveloped section. Their plots are near the section 5 marker, about half-way between the driveway and the fence.
32. "Seattle Times," March 13, 1959.
"Rosary for Patrick E. King, 85, a retired hoisting engineer, will be said at 8:30 o'clock tonight and Requiem Mass will be said at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow, both at St. Alphonsus Church. Burial, directed by Hoffner-Fisher-Kalfus Mortuary, will be in Calvary. Mr. King died yesterday after a brief illness. A native of St. Paul, he came here about 50 years ago from Tacoma. He was a member of Local 302, Hoisting Engineer's Union. His wife Sarah died in 1953. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Murphy, Mrs. Evelyn Carpenter, Mrs. Allan Cochran, all of Seattle, and Mrs. Dorothy Sherbondy, Morton, Lewis County; a son, Coleman E. King, Missoula, Mont; a brother, Joseph R. King, Seattle; 23 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren."
33. "Records of Carna Parish, in the Archdiocese of Tuam," Parish Microfilm P.4218, National Archives of Ireland, Dublin, transcription online at: http://www.drizzle.com/~jtenlen/odonnell/odonnell.html.
34.³1920 Washington Federal Census.² Vol. 21, E.D. 288, Sheet 5B, Lines 62-65, enumerated at 3112 Lane St.
36. "Death Certificate, Washington State Dept. of Health," Certificate #4443, photocopy in personal files.
38. "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," March 18, 1953.
"Mrs. Sarah A. King, 74, at 949 W. 63rd St., died Monday at Columbus Hospital. She was born in Ireland and moved to Seattle 42 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Patrick E.; four daughters, Mrs. Ethel Murphy, Mrs. Evelyn Carpenter and Mrs. Helen Cochran, all of Seattle, and Mrs. Dorothy Sherbondy, Warren, Washington; a son, Coleman E., Missoula; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Jay, Idaho; Mrs. Annie Cunningham, St. Paul; 19 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be said at 8:30 am at St. Alphonsus Church with burial under direction of Fisher-Kalfus Mortuary, in Calvary Cemetery."
39. "Tacoma Daily News," Feb. 11, 1909, pg. 9.
"Joseph L. King, aged 4 years, 6 months and 33 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick King, died at the family residence this morning of scarlet fever. The funeral this afternoon was private. Interment in Calvary cemetery."
40. "Records of Calvary Cemetery, Seattle, WA," Associated Catholic Cemeteries of Seattle, Cemetery ID#30253; Grave 69, Lot 26, Section 23. Burial order #7769, dated March 18, 1927.
41. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 172, Ward 9, Seattle, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 21, 1910 by D. D. Cutting, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1661, Page 226, Sheet 10A.
Address: 612 N. 49th St.
Line 1-Hynes, Thomas, Head, M, W, age 38, M1 5 yrs, Minn. Ireland Ireland, telephone foreman
Line 2-Hynes, Anne, Wife, F, W, age 30, M1 5 yrs, 2 children, Minn. Ireland Ireland
Line 3-Hynes, Aileen, daughter, F, W, age 4, S, Washington, Minn. Minn.
Line 4-Hynes, Marjorie, daughter, F, W, age 2, S, Washington, Minn. Minn.
Line 5-Fitzgerald, Kathryn, niece, F, W, age 25, S, Minn. Minn. Minn., dept. store saleslady
42. "Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 Population Schedule," Seattle City, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 2, 1930 by Fred Farr, Microfilm T626, Roll 2494, E.D. 17-50, Sheet 1A.
Address: 1909 N. 43rd; Dwelling#1, Family#1
Line 1-Hynes, Thomas, owns home $2000, radio, age 58, m. age 32, b. MN Ire Ire, electrician
Line 2-Hynes, Anna T., age 53, m. age 25, b. MN Ire Ire
Line 3-Hynes, Eileen A., age 23, b. WA, stenographer, insurance office
Line 4-Hynes, Marjorie, age 22, b. WA, bookkeeper, hardware store
Line 5-Hynes, Agatha E., age 18, b. WA
Line 6-Hynes, Eugene J., age 15, b. WA
43. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, June 12, 1952, pg. 20.
"Hynes, Anna, of 4314 E. 75th. Beloved mother of Mrs. Norma Stansbery, Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Mrs. Daniel Bresnahan and Gene Hynes; sister of Joseph and Patrick King, grandmother of Norma Stansbery, Michael, Gerald and Kathleen Flynn. Young Ladies Institute and Parish. Rosary this evening 7:15 o'clock Booth-Ashmore Mortuary. Requieum mass Friday 9 a.m. St. Joseph's Church. Interment Calvary."
44. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May 19, 1939, pg. 23.
"HYNES - 1909 N. 43rd., Thos. Hynes, beloved husband of Anna; father of Eileen, Addie, Gene, Mrs. Joseph Flynn; brother of Sarah and Edward Hynes, (Minneapolis), Minn. Rosary St. Benedict's Church tonight 8:15. Services at church Saturday, 8:15 a.m. Remains Booth-Ashmore Mortuary."
45. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May 9, 1985, pg. G12.
Death Listing: "Bresnahan, Daniel P., 75, died May 6, Seattle." No obituary.
46. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1972, pg. C5.
"HYNES, Gene Joseph. 2102 N. 34th. Beloved brother of Mrs. Norman Stansbery and Mrs. Joseph Flynn, of Seattle, and Mrs. Dan Bresnahan, Portland, Ore. Memorial mass Wed., 11:15 a.m. St. Joseph's Church, Seattle."
48. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 172, Ward 9, Seattle, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 26, 1910 by D. D. Cutting, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1661, Page 231, Sheet 15A and 15B.
Address: 4216 Linden Ave. N.; Dwelling#310/Family#341
Line 50-King, Joseph R., Head, M, W, age 32, M1 6 yrs, Minn. Ireland Ireland, Construction company bookkeeper; owns home
Line 1-King, Elizabeth, Wife, F, W, age 32, M1 6 yrs, Wisconsin, Ireland, Ireland
Line 2-King, Kenneth, son, M, W, age 2, S, Washington, Minnesota, Wisconsin
51. "Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 Population Schedule," Seattle City, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 14, 1930 by Lillian Woorell, Microfilm T626, Roll 2501, E.D. 17-179, Sheet 33A.
Address: 3112 Lane St.; Dwelling#322, Family#329
Line 1-King, Joseph R., owns home $7500, radio, age 51, m. age 24, b. MN, highway contractor
Line 2-King, Florence M., age 46, m. age 35, b. IA MA OH
Line 3-King, Kenneth O., age 22, single, b. WA, factory timekeeper
52. "Seattle Times," July 24, 1959.
"Requied Mass was said today for Joseph R. King, 80, of 1520 First Av W, in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with burial at Calvary under the direction of Booth-Ashmore Mortuary. Mr. King died at his home after a long illness. Mr. King was born in St. Paul. He came to Seattle in 1909. He was a retired construction superintendent. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Betty Olsen, Seattle, and a son, Joseph King, Jr., in California."
53. "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," July 11, 1918.
"KING: At the family residence, 4216 Linden Ave. July 10, 1918. Elizabeth King, beloved wife of Joseph R. King, aged 40 years. Funeral Saturday morning, July 13, from St. Benedicts Church (Green Lake). Interment in family plot, Calvary."
54. "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," Nov. 13, 1958.
"Mrs. Florence M. King, 75, of 3602 Commodore Way, died Tuesday in the Stubbings Nursing Home after a long illness. Mrs. King was born in Sioux City, IA and came to Seattle in 1908. Survivors: Husband, Joseph King; daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Olsen, Seattle; son, Kenneth J. King, Danville, California, and sister, Mrs. Roy P. Ballard, Seattle. Services: 10:30 a.m. Friday, Wiggen & Sons Chapel; cremation."
55. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," Assembly Dist. 36, Precincts 3-4, ED 141, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, enumerated April 21, 1910 by Carrie E. Cairns, Microfilm series T624; Roll 96, Page 84, Sheet 10A.
Address: 1141 Stevenson St.; Dwelling/Family#10
Line 39-Carlisle, Frank W., Head, M, W, age 23, M1 3 yrs, Mass., Mass., Mass., Draying, Milling Co., rents home
Line 40-Carlisle, Minnie A., Wife, F, W, age 27, M1 3 yrs, 1 child, Minn., Ireland, Ireland
Line 41-Carlisle, Claire B., daughter, F, W, age 1, S, California, Mass., Minn.
Line 42-King, Abbie G., sister-in-law, F, W, age 22, S, Minn., Ireland, Ireland, no occupation
Line 43-Wheeler, Williard E., uncle, M, W, age 39, S, Mass., Mass., Mass., no occupation
56. "1920 California Federal Census," Vol. 97, E.D. 98, Sheet 4, Line 44, viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Sept. 1, 2001.
Enumerated at 1318 Page St., San Francisco, CA
Line 41-Carlisle, Ira, age 33, b. MA NH ME
Line 42-Carlisle, Minnie, age 36, b. MN Ire Ire
Line 43-Carlisle, Bernice, age 11, b. CA
Line 44-Carlisle, John, age 9, b. CA
Line 45-Carlisle, Joseph, age 6, b. CA
Line 46-Carlisle, William, age 2, b. CA (ward) MA CA
Line 47-Carlisle, Haller (?), age 28, b. MA (brother) NH ME
57. Rootsweb, Inc., "California Death Index," http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi
58. "California Death Index 1930-1939," http://206.62.221.82/picdata/CA/deaths/193_/html/CA___de93_CARLIN-0.htm, Certificate #12719.
59. "1920 California Federal Census," Brooklyn Twp., Precinct 238, Oakland, Alameda Co., California, Enumerated Jan. 12, 1920 by G. H. Gaskett, Vol. 9, E.D. 138, Sheet 18.
2200 - 62nd Ave., Dwelling#444, Family#451
Line 63-Carlisle, Ralph H., age 31, b. MA; plumbing stock clerk
Line 64-Carlisle, Abbie, age 31, b. MN
Line 65-Carlisle, Ralph, age 6, b. CA
Line 66-Carlisle, John, age 8/12, b. CA
*owned home, mortgaged
60. ""Died"," Oakland Tribune, Oakland, Alameda Co., California, October 20, 1924.
"CARLISLE-In Oakland, October 19, 1924, Abbie King Carlisle, dearly beloved wife of Ralph H. Carlisle and loving mother of Ralph and John Carlisle, daughter of the late John and Mary King and loving sister of John, Patrick, Joseph, Martin, and Bridget King and Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. Thomas Hynes and Mrs. Ira Carlisle and the late Coleman King. A native of Minnesota. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2372 East Fourteenth street, Oakland."
62. "Obituaries: Marguerite E. Minty," Peninsula Daily News, Clallam Co., Washington, March 28, 1996, pg. 4, sec A, col 5.
"Marguerite E. Minty
Port Angeles
Private family services will be conducted for Marguerite E. Minty, 96, of Port Angeles. Burial will be in Sequim View Cemetery. Mrs. Minty died Tuesday, March 26, 1996, in Port Angeles. She was born June 12, 1899, in Spokane to John A. and Margaret King Watson. She married James A. Minty April 21, 1920, in Seattle; he died in 1962. Mrs. Minty was a charter member of Gardiner Garden Club and past state president of the Ladies Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She was also a member of Eastern Star, Amaranth, and World War I Ladies VFW Auxiliary. Survivors include sons Robert of Sequim and James of Kent; daughters Marian Barber of New Haven, Conn., and Patricia Cole of Dallas; 16 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Harper-Ridgeview Funeral Chapel is in charge.
63. "1900 Washington Federal Census," Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington, Vol. 12, E.D. 162, Sheet 7, Line 70, Microfilm, viewed at NARA Seattle, Sept. 1, 2001.
Enumerated at 2314 1/2 N. 21st, Tacoma
Line 70-Minty, James E., b. Nov. 1860, Scotland; naturalized
Line 71-Minty, Jeanie, b. June 1863, Scotland
Line 72-Minty, Florence M., b. Nov. 1886, CA
Line 73-Minty, Jeanie, b. July 1888, CA
Line 74-Minty, Ruby, b. June 1890, WA
Line 75-Minty, Walter, b. March 1892, WA
Line 76-Minty, William N., b. April 1894, WA
Line 77-Minty, James, b. Aug 1898, WA
65. "Obituary: James A. Minty," Port Angeles Evening News, Port Angeles, Clallam Co., Washington, March 1, 1962, pg. 8, col. 5.
James A. Minty, Gardiner, department chaplain of the Veteran of Foreign Wars, died of a heart attack Monday evening while walking off the ferry boat at Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Minty were returning to their Gardiner home where they lived the past 13 years after he retired from the Seattle Fire Department. Funeral services will be held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at United Presbyterian Church, Sequim, at 1 p.m. Saturday under the direction of Stroud Funeral Home, Port Townsend. Burial will be in the veterans' plat at Sequim View Cemetery. Mr. Minty was a veteran of World War I, serving in the coast artillery and at Fort Worden. After the war he spent several years in California and then returned to Seattle and retired from the fire department there in 1949. After retiring he was fire chief for the Naval installation on Indian Island five years. He was born Aug. 2, 1898, in Tacoma and married Marguerite Watson at Seattle April 21, 1920. Mr. Minty was department chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and past commander of District 14; a member of Jefferson Lodge 107, F&AM; Bremerton Consistory, Scottish Rite Bodies; past worthy patron of Jefferson Chapter 252, Order of Eastern Star; past royal patron of Fidelity Court 75, Order of Amaranth; a member and past commander of Henry Echternkamp Post 1460, VFW, Sequim. Survivors include his wife Marguerite; two daughters, Mrs. P. C. Barber of Harnden, Conn.; and Mrs. Lawrence Cole of Fort Worth, Texas; two sons, James W. of Sequim and Robert S. of Hoodsport; 12 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. George Ramsey of Berkeley, Calif.; two brothers, Walter R. Evans of Balboa Island, Calif., and William Evans, also of California.
66. Peggy Click, <pclick@pacifier.com>, "Watson and King Family genealogies and photos," received Dec. 24, 2001, Peggy has birth/death as Dec. 15, 1903-1979.
69. "Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930 Population Schedule," Seattle City, King Co., Washington, enumerated April 15, 1930 by George R. Smith, Microfilm T626, Roll 2491, E.D. 17-5, Sheet 23A.
Address: 508 N. 83rd St.; Dwelling#574, Family#524
Line 3-Hamilton, Harry G., rent $27.50 monthly, radio, age 27, m. age 20, MO MO IA, carpenter
Line 4-Hamilton, Helen, age 27, m. age 21, MN MN Ireland
Line 5-Hamilton, Harry P., age 6, b. WA
Line 6-Hamilton, Marie, age 4 8/12, b. WA
Line 7-Hamilton, Dolores, age 3 1/12, b. WA
70. "Death Notices," San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, Clara Co., California, Saturday, June 23, 1990, page 6B.
COCHRAN, Helen Ann, 87, of Santa Clara, cook. Visitation from 2 p.m. Sunday with a vigil service at 7:30 p.m. at Lima Family Sunnyvale Mortuary. Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Santa Clara.
73. "Thirteenth Census of the United States - 1910 Population Schedule," ED 1263, 4th Assembly District, 10th Election District, Queens Borough, New York City, New York, enumerated April 19, 1910 by Thomas F. Hynes, Microfilm series T624; Roll 1066, Page: 400-401, Sheet 6B-7A.
Dwelling/Family#287
Line 25-Cochran, Jesse F., Jr., Head, M, W, age 35, M1 11 yrs, California Indiana Missouri, Soda water bottler, rents home
Line 26-Cochran, Adele J., Wife, F, W, age 36, M1 11 yrs, 5/5 children, Illinois, Germany Germany
Line 27-Cochran, Herbert Austin, son, M, W, age 10, S, WA CA IL
Line 28-Cochran, Lee F., son, M, W, age 9, S, WA CA IL
Line 29-Cochran, Allan G., son, M, W, age 20/12, S, WA CA IL
Line 30-Cochran, Helen A., daughter, F, W, age 7, S, WA CA IL
Line 31-Cochran, Louise C., daughter, F, W, age 3, S, WA CA IL
Line 32-Joerndt, George F., father-in-law, M, W, age 68, Wd., Germany, Germany, Germany, retired
74. "1920 Washington Federal Census," North Park Precinct, King Co., Washington, E.D. 50, vol. 11, sheet 4B, lines 58-64, Age 11.
75. "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," Jan. 3, 1961.
"Allan G. Cochran, 52, of 5106 - 222nd Ave. Sw, Mountlake Terrace, died Sunday in the Veterans Hospital. Survivors: wife Helen, two stepdaughters, Mrs. George Thurrott, Mountlake Terrace, and Mrs. Oliver Jacobson, Alexandria, VA; a stepson, Harry Hamilton, Lewiston, Montana; a sister, Mrs. Burt Morse, Everett; two brothers, Lee and Herbert Cochran, Seattle, and fourteen grandchildren. He was a member of Teamsters Local 714. Services: Rosary, Wed., 8 p.m. Manning & Sons; Requiem Mass Thurs., 9:30 a.m. St. Pius X Church, Mountlake Terrace; burial Holyrood Cemetery."
76. "Seattle Times," Feb. 16, 1997, pg. B4.
"Evelyn King Carpenter: Born December 2, 1910 in Seattle, Washington; died February 13, 1997, in Shoreline at the age of 86. Wife of 44 years of the late Victor H. Carpenter. Beloved mother of John Carpenter and his wife, Judy; Monica Mogelgaard and her husband, Mark; Nora Lynn and her husband, Bruce; Susan Maehren and her husband, David; Mark Carpenter. "
77. "1900 Wisconsin Census Soundex," Vol. 1, E.D. 7, Sheet 8, Line 63, Microfilm T1079, viewed at NARA Seattle branch, Aug. 4, 2001.
enumerated at 104 - 13th Ave, Ashland, WI; household-family 104-131-152
Arpentigny, Alexander, head, b. Feb 1863, French Canada; laborer
Arpentigny, Sima, wife, b. Apr 1872, French Canada
Arpentigny, William, son, b. Sep 1892, WI
Arpentigny, Edward, son, b. Jan 1894, WI
Arpentigny, Walter, son, b. Nov 1896, WI
Arpentigny, Victor, son, b. Apr 1898, WI
(Alexander and Sima m. 11 years; 5 children, 4 still living)
78. "Seattle Post-Intelligencer," Obituaries and Funeral Notices, April 4, 1982, pg. F15.
81. "Seattle Times," July 6, 1999.
"Ethel K. MURPHY: Passed away Monday, July 5, 1999. She will be missed and is survived by her children, Nancy, Mary, Kevin, Martin, Lawrence and Edward. Also by many grandchildren and friends. Recitation of the Rosary will be today, Tuesday, at 7:00 p.m. at HOFFNER FISHER & HARVEY CHAPEL. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Church in Greenwood. Interment, Holyrood Cemetery."
82. "Missoulian," Nov. 5, 1975.
"Coleman E. "Colie" King, 57, of 643 S. 5th St. W. died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon, apparently of a massive heart attack, while jogging near Ram Field on Missoula's South Side. Missoula County Coroner John Malletta said Mr. King was found by passersby near the field about 2:45pm. He was dead when police arrived at the scene a few minutes later. According to Malletta, exercising at the field was a daily routine for Mr. King, and he had gone there around noon to jog. Terming his death 'very sudden and unexpected,' the coroner said Mr. King had not been under a doctor's care at the time of his death. An autopsy is pending. A native of Seattle, born Nov. 1, 1918, Mr. King attended Seattle schools and came to Missoula in 1943 to train with Army Air Corps cadets. He later served with the Eighth Air Force in England. Mr. King and the former Evelyn Mayer of Pablo were married in 1944 in Tacoma, Wash., and they had resided in Missoula since then. Mr. King was a salesman for Mountain Press Publishing Co. for many years. Earlier he had been employed by The Missoulian in its commercial printing department. He was a past president of Missoula Toastmasters. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Loren (Karen) Haarr, Kalispell; Sally, Seattle, and Collette, Dillon; two sons, Pat, Missoula, and Tony, Livingston; four sisters, including Mrs. Joseph Murphy and Mrs. Victor Carpenter, Seattle, and Mrs. Floyd Sherbondy, Morton, Wash., and a grandson. Funeral arrangements are pending at Livingston and Malletta Funeral Home."
83. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Saturday, Dec. 23, 2000, (online archives).
"Eileen Hynes Stansbery, April 3, 1906-December 18, 2000. A celebration of her past and present life will be held this Saturday at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Lake Catholic Church where she was a parishioner for 60 years. Family members include Tom, Norma, Bill and Tim Barrett, and Marge Flynn. Rememberances may be made to St. Francis House, 169 - 12th, Seattle 98122 where she volunteered for many years. Arrangements by Butterworth-Manning-Ashworth Funeral Home."
84. "Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920 Population Schedule," Seattle, King Co., Washington, E.D. 73, Vol. 12, sheet 5A.
Address: 1505 - 55th St.
Line 1-Stansbery, Claude, age 41, b. WI
Line 2-Stansbery, Marjory, age 40, b. MN
Line 3-Stansbery, Douglas, age 15, b. CA
Line 4-Stansbery, Norman, age 14, b. WA
Line 5-Stansbery, Melvin, age 9, b. WA
Line 6-Stansbery, Robert, age 5, b. WA
86. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, June 4, 1952, pg. 24.
"Stansbery, Norman. 3152 East 81st. Beloved husband of Eileen, father of Norma, son of Dr. Claude Stansbery and Mrs. Margery Stansbery, brother of Douglas C., Robert and Melvin Stansbery. Member of Sigma Pi Fraternity, Washington State Society of Certified Public Accountants, American Institute of Accountants, Beta Alpha Psi and Seattle Amateur Radio Club. Services Thursday, 2. p.m. Booth Ashmore Mortuary."
87. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, (online archives).
"Marjorie M. (Marge) FLYNN 93, passed away on March 22, 2001. The daughter of Thomas and Anna Hynes, she was born in Seattle on December 18, 1907. She was raised in Victoria, B.C., where she graduated from Saint Anne's Academy. She was preceded in death by Joseph, her husband of 64 years, her son Gerald, brother Gene Hynes, and sisters Addie Bresnahan and Eileen Stansbery. Marge is survived by her son Michael (Joni), daughter Kathleen Kelly (Bill), granddaughters Kelly Flynn (Loric Sadoulet), Mary Hetland (Paul), Colleen Kelly, and great granddaughter Kathleen Hetland. She was a member of the Queen Institute, YLI; Saint Theresa Circle, Association for Catholic Childhood (The Jolly Girl's), the Peronteau and Xavier Club's, and for 25 years she was a volunteer at Saint Francis House. Marge was a longtime resident of Montlake and member of Saint Joseph's Parish. A loving wife, mother, and grandmother, she devoted her life to her family. Services will be held Wednesday, March 28, 2001 at 11:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 732 18th Ave. E., Seattle, with Graveside to follow at Holyrood Cemetery. Special thanks to the staff of University Place Care Center and Franciscan Hospice of Tacoma for the kindness shown to Marge. Remembrances to Saint Francis House, 169 12th Ave., Seattle, WA. 98122 or Franciscan Foundation, P.O. Box 1502, Tacoma, WA. 98401. Services provided by Butterworth-Manning-Ashmore, 300 E. Pine St., Seattle, (206) 622-0949."
88. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, (online archives).
"Joseph F. FLYNN Born July 25, 1909 in Butte, Montana; died peacefully on February 10, 2000 in Tacoma, Washington. Joe came to Seattle in 1923. He graduated from Broadway High School and attended the University of Washington. He was a long-time employee of Puget Sound Power and Light and Seattle City Light, retiring in 1974 as commercial consultant division manger. He is survived by Marjorie, the love of his life and wife of 64 years, his son Michael (Mick) Flynn and his wife Joan , daughter Kathleen (Bill) Kelly, sister Margaret Edmundson, of Great Falls, Montanta, and granddaughters Kelly Flynn, Mary M. (Paul) Hetland, and Colleen Kelly. Joe was a past member of the board of Catholic Charities, the House of Good Shepherd, and the King County Blood Bank. At one time, he was the most frequent and generous blood doner in the U.S. A supporter of Seattle Prep and Seattle Universiuty, he has been an usher at St. Joseph's Church for over 45 years. Joe was a long-time resident of the Montlake Community, always ready to help his neighbors as a handyman, loaner of tools, and dispenser of ice cream to the neighborhood kids. A Funeral Mass will be offered at St. Joseph Church, 732 18th Ave. E., Seattle, on Capitol Hill, on Tuesday, February 15, 2000, at 11:30 a.m. Interment wil be private. Remembrances may be made to Francis House, 169-12th Ave., Seattle, WA 98112, or donate blood in his honor. Arragements by Butterworth Manning Ashmore Funeral Home (206) 622-0949. "
89. Ventura Star, Ventura Co., California, July 9, 1992, page A7.
"Gehres, Bernice - 83, of Port Hueneme, died Tuesday; arrangements by Conrad-Carroll Mortuary, Oxnard."
90. "Death Notices," Oxnard Press-Courier, Oxnard, Ventura Co., California, July 9, 1992, pg. 6.
"Private inurment for Bernice C. Gehres, 83, of Port Hueneme is under the direction of Conrad-Carroll Mortuary in Oxnard. Mrs. Gehres died Tuesday at the Victoria Care Center after a lengthy illness. She was born Sept. 22, 1908 in San Francisco and was a 17-year county resident coming from San Francisco. She was a retired secretary. She is survived by a son, Francis of Port Hueneme; a daughter Gail Simon of San Francisco, eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren."
91. "Death Certificate," Sonoma County (California) Recorder's Office;, Volume 0048 , Page 2412, Death Certificate #: 1984001920.
Philip Norbert Carlisle
Date of Death: 09/05/1984 at 1430 hours
Soc Sec: 701-01-6244
Age at death: 66 years
Birthplace: San Francisco, CA Date of Birth: 08/12/1918
Caucasian male, married Spouse: Rosemarie Ruegg Carlisle
Father: Ira Wallace Carlisle, birthplace not given
Mother: Mary Agnes King, birthplace WI
Occupation: General Manager Norbert Cronin & Co., Insurance (30 years)
Place of death: home
Last residence: 732 Merritt Court, Sonoma, Sonoma County, CA
Informant: Spouse
Cause of Death: carcinonomatosis (3 years); adenocarcinoma of prostate (5 years) Funeral Home: Duggan's Mission Chapel, Sonoma, CA
burial at St. Francisco Solano Cemetery, Sonoma, CA on 9/10/1984
Physician: John R. Schaefer, MD, 294 W. Napa, Sonoma, CA 95476
92. "Obituary," Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., California, Saturday, Sept. 8, 1984, page 11A.
"PHILIP CARLISLE: SONOMA-Services will be at 9:30 a.m., Monday at Duggan's Mission Chapel in Sonoma for Philip Norbert Carlisle, 66, who died Wednesday at home. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. at St. Francis Solano Church with interment at St. Francis Solano Church. A native of San Francisco, he lived in Burlingame, and was general manager for Norbert Cronin & Co., San Francisco. He moved to Sonoma four years ago and was a member of St. Francis Solano church. He is survived by his wife, Rosemarie Carlisle, Sonoma; daughters Kathleen Flanagan, Fresno and Mary Green, Sonoma; sons Tom Carlisle, Rolling Hills Estates, and Jim Carlisle, Redondo Beach; sister Bernice Gehres, Pt. Hueneme; brother Jack Carlisle, San Carlos; and five grandchildren. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 a.m. Sunday at Duggan's Chapel."
93. "Funeral Notice," Oakland Tribune, Oakland, Alameda Co., California, October 17, 1995.
"CARLISLE, RALPH OWEN. In Oakland, 10/16/95. Husband of Katherine Carlisle; father of Paul M. Carlisle & Annette Snyder. Brother of John Carlisle. Grandfather of five. Lifelong Oakland resident. Graduate of Castlemont High School. Mr. Carlisle was a Chief Petty Officer in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. Along with his brother, he owned Carlisle Bros. Auto Service. Friends are invited to call between the hours of 12-6:30 PM on Tuesday, 10/17/95. Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Ave., Oakland. Vigil Service will be held, Tuesday, 10/17/95, 7 PM and Funeral Service, Wednesday, 10/18/95, 10 AM both at Theresa's Catholic Church, 30 Manadalay Rd., Oakland."