Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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Eugene STILES

S/o Amos Stiles and Mary Ellen McElroy
    Found in Fremont Co., Cem. Book

Mary Ann HIATT

Attended the 1927 Estes Family reunion at Estes Park, Colo.  Found in the 1925 census of Fremont Co., Sidney twp., IA.  Sent by Leland Ruse Smith of Tabor, IA.

Bernard Ellis STILES

Found in Freemont Co., Cem. Book and in the Estes Family Tree.

Montazel M. THORNTON

S/o Thomas Thornton and Julia Houston
  Sent by Leland Ruse Smith, Found in Fremont Co., Cem. Book.

  Fremont Co., Census 1860 page 61 Sidney Twp.
     Thomas D. Thornton age 32 Ky
     Julia A.               22 Ky
     Charles P.              6 Ky
     James B.                4 Iowa
  M  Siberius                3 Iowa

Eura Emily HIATT

FOUND  IN ESTES FAMILY TREE
 FOUND IN FREMONT CO., CEM. BOOK

Rosa Lee HIATT

Sent by Leland Ruse Smith of Tabor, IA. There is a difference in the marriage date as given in the Estes Family Tree and by Leland Ruse Smith. Leland has the date as married 1 Nov. 1891 in Fremont Co., IA.

Vera Leta MINTLE

FOUND IN ESTES FAMILY TREE

Otis Dale HIATT Twin

Twin to Lee HIATT. Sent by Leland Ruse Smith of Tabor, IA..

Oscar H. HIATT

Sent by Leta Darner.  Found in Estes Family Tree.
   Sent by Leland Smith found in the Tabor Beacon 8-3-1907
   Oscar Hiatt, who was injured while attempting to board a freight train in
Kansas City recently, is in a critical condition.  His head is badly cut and
several ribs broken.  When the accident happened, he was standing on the rear
platform of the caboose when another freight train backed into him.  He was
knocked unconscious and remained there several hours before discovered.  When
found, he was removed to the St. Joseph Hospital.  Eugene Stiles, his
brother-in-law went down after him Sat. and brought him home.  Hopes are
entertained for his speedy recovery.

Mary Etta WRIGHT

Sent by Leta Darner and Leland Ruse Smith.

Oscar H. HIATT

Sent by Leta Darner.  Found in Estes Family Tree.
   Sent by Leland Smith found in the Tabor Beacon 8-3-1907
   Oscar Hiatt, who was injured while attempting to board a freight train in
Kansas City recently, is in a critical condition.  His head is badly cut and
several ribs broken.  When the accident happened, he was standing on the rear
platform of the caboose when another freight train backed into him.  He was
knocked unconscious and remained there several hours before discovered.  When
found, he was removed to the St. Joseph Hospital.  Eugene Stiles, his
brother-in-law went down after him Sat. and brought him home.  Hopes are
entertained for his speedy recovery.

Bertha SPIDELL

Sent by Leta Darner.

Ada Irene HIATT

Sent by Leland Ruse Smith.

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