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THE ELKINTON FAMILY
by Robert A. Bjerke
Last updated 10 July 2008
41 51 d bur
Thomas Ellkinton
55 in 1841, 66 in 1851, 75 in 1860 (d). born in Frampton according to 1851, but there is no other evidence of this--his baptism isn't recorded in the parish register; evidence suggests he was related to the Elkintons of Timberland
? Thomas, son of Richard & Elizabeth Helkinton, bp 23 Jan 1785 Timberland
? Thomas, son of John & Elizabeth Elkinton, bp 10 July 1785 Timberland
d 5 Sept 1860 Boston, bur Frampton (d,bur)
ag. lab., Church End, Frampton, 1841; ag. lab., Frampton, 1851; agricultural laborer, Frampton Fen; labourer (Eliza's marriage 1851)
In my possession is a copy of Law's A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life with his name and the date _____ written on the flyleaf.
married
41 51 d bur
Ann Pearson
50 in 1841, 59 in 1851, 66 in 1857. born in Frampton according to 1851,
but there is no other evidence of this--her baptism isn't recorded in the
parish register
d 10 Jan 1857 Frampton (d), bur Frampton (bur)
Children:
2 i Hannah b 26 Jan 1814
ii Mark b 18 July 1816
iii George b 11 Dec 1818
iv Eliza b 17 Nov 1821
v Charles b 3 Aug 1824
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CHILDREN OF THOMAS ELLKINTON AND ANN PEARSON:
41 51 61 71 81 bp g m d bur
2 Hannah Ellkinton
b 26 Jan 1814 Frampton Fen (bp)
d 17 June 1887 Surfleet (d); bur 20 June 1887 (Surfleet bur)
Frampton 1840 (m); Surfleet 1876; Sea End 1881; Seasend 1887 (bur)
In my possession is a religious publication with her name on the flyleaf.
m 28 Nov 1840 Frampton parish church (g,m)
41 51 61 71 81 91 bp d bur
Joseph Jesson
son of William and Susanna Jesson, Labourer, Pickworth (bp)
a brother Faulks Joseph Jesson was born and died 1814 (Pickworth bp,bur)
bp 5 Nov 1815 (Pickworth bp), 35 in 1851, 45 in 1861, 55 in 1871, 64 in 1881, 75 in 1891, b Pickworth, Rutland (51,61,71,81)
d 7 July 1896 Pinchbeck West; bur 10 July 1896, age 79, abode Pinchbeck West (Surfleet bur)
labourer, Surfleet, 1840 (m); ag. lab., Seas-end, Surfleet, 1841; agricultural laborer in 1851 1861 1871; farm labourer, living with brother Robert, Newborough, Northamptonshire, at the time of the 1881 census; widower, Surfleet, 1891
41 51 55 60 70 75 80 85 95 bp m d
3 Mark Elkinton
b 18 July 1816 (bp, co hist 94) Frampton Fen (bp)
d 22 Aug 1899 Lomira Town, bur "Schoonover Cemetery" (d), the old Lomira
town graveyard
ag. lab., with farmer Joseph Ward in Thornton le Fen, 1841; agril. laborer, with farmer Richard Whittaker in Fosdyke Fen, 1851; emigrated to Pittsford, New York, 1851; to Lomira Town 1854; farmer
the spelling of the name was changed from Ellkinton to Elkinton between
1880 and 1894 (co hist 80 94)
"Mark Ellkinton, farmer, Sec. 9 <Town of Lomira>; P. O. Lomira; born in Lincolnshire, England, July, 1816; spent his early life and was educated in his native land; came to America, November, 1851; spent two and a half years in Monroe Co., N. Y.; May 19, 1854, he settled on his present farm of 80 acres, for which he paid $1,000; only 30 acres were then improved; he now has it well improved--a large, modern, brick farmhouse, good barns, etc. Married Miss Ann Bush Sept. 9, 1851; they have eight children--Mary A., Mark P., John T., Evaline H., Chas. H., Orta, William H. and Frank. Mr. Ellkinton is a stanch Republican, and is a self-made and successful pioneer farmer." (The History of Dodge County, Wisconsin. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880. p.674)
"Farming is an occupation that has received attention at the hands of men since the world began, and no more worthy follower has it ever had than Mark Elkinton, whose farm of eighty acres is a model of neatness. He was born in Lincolnshire, England, in Frampton Parish, July 18, 1816, and there his youth and early manhood were spent. For eighteen consecutive years he gave his services to the farmers of the vicinity. He was married September 9, 1851, to Miss Nancy Bush, who was also born in Lincolnshire, and the fall following their marriage they embarked on a sailing vessel at Liverpool for the New World, and arrived in the city of New York on November 8, after a five weeks' ocean voyage. They at once went to Pittsford near Rochester, N. Y., and there resided for two and a half years, during which time Mr. Elkinton worked at anything honorable that he could find to do. In 1854 he came with his family to Dodge County, Wis., and located on a farm which he had purchased the previous year, of which about thirty acres had been cleared and on which a log house had been erected. Here they lived until 1876, when their log residence gave place to a large and neat brick dwelling house, and good barns and other necessary outbuildings were erected. When he came to this country Mr. Elkinton had little or no means, but through his own enterprise, energy and economy became the owner of a comfortable home, and is, with reason, considered one of the substantial farmers of Dodge County. Since coming to this country he has identified himself with the Republican party and his first presidential vote was cast for John C. Fremont in 1856. Since that time he has never missed an election and has voted for every presidential nominee of the Republican party. In November, 1881, he was called upon to mourn the death of his wife, who had borne him nine children: Mary A., who died after reaching womanhood; Mark P., who is the head of a family and is the agent and operator at Brownsville, Wis.; Thomas J., who is a farmer and carpenter, lives in South Dakota; Eveline H., is with her father; Charles H., is a graduate of Rush Medical College, Chicago, and is practicing his profession at Neillsville, Wis.; Nancy E., died in early childhood; Auta A., is a young lady at home; William H., is at home, and Frank B. The last two are engaged in tilling the home farm. Mr. Elkinton is one of the honored citizens of Dodge County, and his sterling traits of character have won him innumerable friends. He is of the stuff of which good citizens are made, and such men America gladly welcomes to her shores." (Record of Dodge and Jefferson Counties, Wisconsin. Chicago: Goodspeed Brothers, 1894. p.430)
m 9 Sept 1851 Carrington Chapel (m)
51 60 70 80 bp
Nancy Bush
daughter of John Bush and Mary Holden
b 12 Nov 1825 (bible) Miningsby Allotment (Carrington bp)
d 24 Nov 1881 (bible)
Children:
7 i Mary Ann b 16 Dec 1853
ii Mark Pearson b 19 April 1856
iii John Thomas b 31 July 1858
iv Evelyn Hannah b 1 Oct 1860
v Charles Holden b 8 April 1862
vi Nancy E. b 3 March 1864, d 24 March 1866
vii Auta Lucinda b 13 Feb 1866
viii William Henry b 24 May 1870
ix Frank Bush b 28 Oct 1873
bp bur
4 George Ellkinton
b 11 Dec 1818 Frampton Fen (bp)
bur 13 June 1828 Frampton (bur)
41 51 61 bp m g d
5 Eliza Ellkinton (signature in g)
b 17 Nov 1821 Frampton Fen bp Swineshead (bp)
d 10 Aug 1866 Skirbeck, "broken hearted / rheumatism" (d)
f[emale] s[ervant], with publican Mary Boldock, Kings Head Inn, Kirton, 1841; house servant, Pen Street, Boston, 1851; servant, Pen Street, 1851 (m)
m 15 May 1851 Boston Parish Church
61 ?bp m2
William Gibson
son of William Gibson, fishmonger (m1,m2); ? son of William and Anne Gipson, Labourer, Boston (bp)
37 in 1861, b Boston; 44 in 1868 (m2); ? bp 14 Nov 1825 (St Botolph's bp)
gardener, Fountain Lane, 1851 (m); gardener, Spilsby Road, Skirbeck, 1852(son b) 1859(son b) 1861; gardener, Skirbeck, 1868 (m2)
m2 14 June 1868 Holy Trinity Church, Skirbeck
b 71
Mary Ann Greenfield
daughter of William Greenfield, labourer (b), groundkeeper (m), and Sarah Greenfield formerly Bray (b)
b 2 Nov 1845 Mavis Enderby (b); 22 in 1868 (m); 28 in 1871, b Enderby
Skirbeck 1868 (m); Boston Union Workhouse 1871
Children:
16 i George b 1 Sept 1852 Skirbeck
ii William b 22 May 1859 Skirbeck, gardener, jobber
iii Maud (info from Eva Rodeillat)
a Mary, 4 in 1871, b Boston
b Eliza b 19 Dec 1870 Boston, gardener's assistant
41 51 60 65 80 bp
6 Charles Ellkinton
b 3 Aug 1824 Frampton Fen (bp)
to Pittsford 1851 with brother Mark (shiplist). lived in Pittsford with
the Sivers family (census). disappeared one Sunday when the others were
at church (Rodeillat). the census evidence indicates this happened
between 1865 and 1870.
boarder, farm laborer, Oshtemo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, 1880
In the death register of Kalamazoo County is an entry for the death of Charles E. Kerton, age 75, on 8 May 1900 in Comstock Township. Another hand wrote "Charles Elkerton" in the record.
m 44 years in 1900, 55 years in 1910
51 60 65 70 80 92 00 05 10 15 20 b
Eliza Sivers
daughter of John Sivers and Mary Atkin (b)
b 1 Aug 1838 Algarkirk fen (b), b Algarkirk (51)
bur Crookston Cemetery (http://www.rootsweb.com/~necherry/Crookston.htm)
search Crookston newspapers 1920-1930 for obit
to U.S. 1851 (10), 1853 (00), 1854 (20); to U.S. age 14 (Bufford)
at home, Algarkirk Fen, 1851; Pittsford Village 1910; living with son Oscar in Crookston Nebraska, in 1920; blind in 1910
Children (1900: 4 children, 3 living; 1910: 3 children, 3 living):
19 i Charles Pearson b 11 Feb 1858
ii Oscar b 7 Nov 1859
iii Sivers b Sept 1863
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CHILDREN OF MARK ELKINTON AND NANCY BUSH:
60 70 80 d
7 Mary Ann Elkinton
b 16 Dec 1853 (d) Pittsford
d 16 Nov 1883 Lomira of cerebral hoemorrage, bur Lomira Town cemetery (d)
A set of six ice cream spoons with her initials is in my possession, and
another set is in the possession of my sister.
60 70 80 85 95 00 05 10 20 m g d ob cem
8 Mark Pearson Elkinton
b 19 April 1856 (00,bible) Lomira
d 12 Jan 1925 Winneconne, bur Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh (d)
attended Oshkosh Normal School nearly 2 years. graduated from Fond du Lac
Business College. teacher in Dodge County 15 years. teacher-guard at
Green Bay reformatory 2 years. depot agent for St Paul Railroad in
Brownsville 1894-1909, then at Winneconne (obit)
telegraph operator, Lomira Town 1900; school janitor, W. Main St.,
Winneconne Wisconsin 1920
m 22 Nov 1880 Nenno (m)
60 70 80 00 05 10 20 30 d ob cem
Mary Ellen Gardien; Maria A. Elisabetha Gardien (g)
daughter of Francis Gardien and Elizabeth Riordan
b 25 Dec 1854 (ob,Frank), b Dec 1855 (00); b Milwaukee (Harold's d); 7 in 1860, 17 in 1870, 26 in 1880, 75 in 1930
d 28 Jan 1939 Winneconne, bur Riverside Cemetery (obit)
Wayne Town, Washington County, 1860 1870 1880; with daughter Celia in Winneconne 1930
Children:
22 i Edna Mabel b 26 Sept 1881
ii Frank Mark b 20 Aug 1883
iii Cecelia b 13 Oct 1889
iv William Harold b 29 Aug 1895
60 70 80 00 10 20 30 m d
9 John Thomas Elkinton
b 31 July 1858 (bible,00) Lomira; 71 in 1930, 21 at 1st marriage
d 27 Oct 1935 Jennings (d), bur Greenwood Cemetery (Rodeillat)
farmer and carpenter, Fedora, South Dakota, 1885-1895; Jennings Louisiana from 1896 (Rodeillat). carpenter 1900 1910, house carpenter 1920; bee apiarist, Jennings, 1930
m 29 Dec 1879 at the Ablard home in Byron Town, Fond du Lac County,
Wisconsin (bible,Rodeillat); m says 30 Dec
70 80 00 10 20 30 d ob
Mary Elizabeth Ablard
daughter of William Ablard and Abi; Abi Walker (BMD); W. M. Ablard and A. Walker (d)
b 27 July 1858 (d,Rodeillat,00) New York State (70,80); b Rochester (son Harry's delayed b); 71 in 1930, 21 at 1st marriage
d 25 Sept 1936 Jennings (d), at her home on Doyle St. (ob); bur Greenwood Cemetery (ob)
Although the names and dates are wrong, it would seem that her family appears in Pittsford Township, Monroe County, in 1860 p.49.
Children:
26 i Harland Alvin b 15 Aug 1881
ii Eva Mattie b 17 July 1887
iii Benjamin Harrison b 1 Nov 1888
iv Bernie b 20 June 1890
70 80 00 05 10 20 30 m div d
10 Evelyn Hannah Elkinton; spelled Evalyn in Times-Banner 2 April 1914 and 3 May 1917; Evelyn H. Elkinton (10)
b 1 Oct 1860 (bible) Lomira Town (m); 44 in 1905, 49 in 1910
d 2 May 1935 Verona Town, Dane County, bur Eleva Cemetery(d)
when she married, her father told her she could come home any time, and so she did; kept house for her father until his death and worked thereafter as a housekeeper, although she preferred the term maid; visiting at C. P. Elkinton's in Marion Township, Nemaha County, Kansas, 1900; housekeeper for John B. McDonald, Byron Town, Fond du Lac County, 1905(p12); housekeeper for John D. Pace, Eau Claire Street, Mondovi, 1910; homesteaded near Glasgow Montana around 1917 (Chas' bio); Times-Banner: 2 April 1914, to Glasgow to spend the summer on her claim; 30 Nov 1916, to Madison to spend the winter; 3 May 1917, just back from 2 weeks visit in Monroe; housekeeper for Alvan E. Small, 2208 Rowley Avenue, Madison 1920; living with George Tulledge in Oakfield Town 1930; Madison 1932 (Whitehall Times)
m 27 March 1887 Lomira Town (m), but returned home in Oct or Nov the same
year; divorced 8 May 1894 Sioux Falls (div)
60 70 80 10 20 b
Erastus Bannister Palmer
son of Alvah Palmer and Harriet Taylor (m)
b 19 May 1858 Byron Wisconsin (b)
d 5 April 1928 Utica Township, Yankton County, South Dakota, bur Pleasant View Cemetery, Valley Springs, South Dakota (bur permit)
at home, Byron Town, 1880; farmer, Valley Springs, South Dakota, 1887 and later; farmer, T11N R15E Meade County, South Dakota, 1910; living with brother William W. and sister Rosina H. in Valley Springs, 1920(ed205p6)
70 80 00 05 10 20 d
11 Charles Holden Elkinton
b 8 April 1862 (bible, co hist, 00) Lomira Town; 43 in 1905
d 2 Nov 1923 Eleva, bur Eleva Cemetery (d)
schoolteacher for 8 years beginning in 1880; graduated from Oshkosh
Normal School 1886 (co hist); Rush Medical College, Chicago Illinois,
1891-1894, M.D. (co hist); practiced first in Neillsville, then in Eleva
from the spring of 1895, except for a short period in Eau Claire about
1909 (in the 1910 census he was enumerated alone in Eleva on 2 May; the
entire family was enumerated in Eau Claire--606 Grand Avenue West--on 19
April); physician, Main St, Eleva 1920
Eleva 27 May 1909--family moved to Eau Claire Monday (Whitehall Times and Blair Banner, 3 June 1909); Eleva 11 Nov 1909--"returned from Eau Claire and resumed his practice here" (ibid., 18 Nov 1909); Eleva 22 Sept 1910--"has moved his family back from Eau Claire into rooms over his store" (ibid., 29 Sept 1910)
(biography, with family picture taken by W. H. Elkinton, in Franklyn Curtiss-Wedge. History of Trempealeau County Wisconsin. Chicago: H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., 1917. p.701-702)
m 24 Feb 1897 Neillsville
80 00 05 10 20 30 d ob
Alice Emma Brown
daughter of David R. Brown and Anna W. Graham (hist); David Roger Brown
(Baker)
b 3 Aug 1872 Black River Falls (d,Frank,children's b,00); 7 in 1880, 32 in 1905, 56 in 1930
d 16 Dec 1950 Milwaukee (d1951,89)
Neillsville 1880; graduated from Oshkosh Normal School; schoolteacher 3 years; 935 University Avenue, Madison, 1930; Madison 1931 1933 1935 (Whitehall Times); Milwaukee 1934 1936 (ibid.); 5512 West Roosevelt Drive, Milwaukee, with daughter Doras 1950 (d,ob)
Children:
30 i Carlos Brown b 24 Jan 1898 Eleva
ii Anna Doras b 14 Aug 1900 Eleva
iii David Graham b 6 April 1904 Eleva
iv Charles Moore b 13 Aug 1909 Eau Claire
12 Nancy E. Elkinton
b 3 March 1864 (bible) Lomira Town, Wisconsin
d 24 March 1866 (bible) Lomira Town. Rodeillat gives 1869, but 1866
more likely in light of birthdate of following child.
70 80 00 05 10 20 30 d
13 Auta Lucinda Elkinton <see note below>; Auta L. Elkinton (00)
<The name was pronounced Autie. Frank Elkinton gives her name as Auta
Lucine Elkinton; Charles' biography gives Lucinda Elkinton; a cousin named Charlotte Lucinda Bush was born about this time>
b 13 Feb 1866 (bible,00) Lomira Town; 43 in 1910, 63 in 1930
d 8 July 1933 at the Grant County Asylum in South Lancaster Town,
Grant County, bur in the County Cemetery (d)
a victim of spinal meningitis and retarded. State Home inmate, Lafayette Town, Chippewa County, 1905; Wisconsin Home for Feeble-Minded inmate, Lafayette Town, 1910(ed73p2); living in Brownsville Wisconsin in 1917 (bro Chas bio); Grant County Insane Asylum 1920; patient, Grant County Asylum and Home, South Lancaster Town, 1930
70 80 00 05 10 20 30 m d obit
14 William Henry Elkinton
b 24 May 1870 (bible,00) Lomira Town
d 18 April 1943 at the Mendota State Hospital in Westport Town, Dane
County, bur Eleva Cemetery (d)
attended Oshkosh Normal School and taught school; when he qualified he was under age, and he was asked to wait until he was of age before accepting a teaching position. farmed the home farm until his father's death. living with his brother Mark's family in Lomira Town 1900. Jennings Louisiana 1900-1904: "Four years following his marriage were spent in Louisiana" (ob). at some point lived in Georgia (Elenore Bird), perhaps here. Eleva area from about 1907. in that year he was living on a farm owned by his brother Charles in Clear Creek Town, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. Photographer, farmer, rural mail carrier 1912-1935. "active member of the Methodist church for the past fiifty-two [sic] years" (ob). photographer, Union Grove Village, Racine County, 1905(p2); owner, farm, Eleva, 1930
Clear Creek, 9 Dec 1907--"Wm. Elkinton sold hogs at Eleva last week." (The Daily Telegram, 10 Dec 1907, p.3). Clear Creek, 22 Dec 1907--"Wm. Elkinton was at Eau Claire with a load of lambs." (ibid., 26 Dec 1907, p.6). Eleva, 28 Oct 1909--"Dr. Elkinton has rented his farm in Clear Creek to Joe Schara, who has already taken possession. His brother, Frank [!] Elkinton, has moved onto the Chas. Foster farm." (Whitehall Times and Blair Banner, 4 Nov 1909). Eleva, 6 April 1911-- Wm. Elkinton was present at Mrs Karen Peterson's birthday party and took a photograph of the group (ibid., 13 April 1911). Eleva, 5 Oct 1911--"Wm. Elkinton has moved from the Wallie Jones house into the Lit Brown house." (ibid., 12 Oct 1911). Eleva, 2 May 1912--"Wm. Elkinton . . . recently took an examination at Whitehall for rural carrier." (ibid., 9 May 1912). Eleva, 30 May 1912--"Wm. Elkinton has been appointed rural carrier." (ibid., 6 June 1912). Eleva, 20 June 1912--"Wm. Elkinton was the lucky person to get mail route four, and Al Jones was transferred to route one. They both started on their new routes Monday." (ibid., Thursday, 27 June 1912). "Tom Perry has rented his farm to Claire Longhurst of Mondovi and will move to this village, occupying Walt Redfield's house recently vacated by Wm. Elkinton, who has moved into the house on the land he bought from Adin Higley." (ibid., 15 Nov 1917); "Norman Mueller . . . succeeded William Elkinton, who retires after 30 years as rural carrier." (ibid., 13 June 1935)
m 22 April 1900 South Milwaukee
Harriet Ellen Dowie. called Nellie Dowie -- see Dowie
daughter of Thomas Bothwick Dowie and Harriet Ellen Benn
b 18 Aug 1870 Oak Creek Town, Milwaukee County
d 17 Jan 1934 Eleva, bur Eleva Cemetery
Children:
34 i William Dowie b 23 Aug 1901 Jennings
ii Horace Gerald b 14 Nov 1903 Jennings
iii Beryl Evelyn b 29 July 1907 Clear Creek
iv Elenore Harriet b 6 Nov 1911 Eleva
80 00 05 10 20 30 m1 g1 WWI m2 d
15 Frank Bush Elkinton; Francis B. Elkinton (WWI)
(The name Francis appears on various records, and sometimes in signatures;
Francis B. Elkinton--00)
b 28 Oct 1873 (bible,00) Lomira Town; 47 in 1920, 56 in 1930
d 20 Feb 1952 Eau Claire, bur Forest Hill Cemetery (d)
to Eleva c1895. Bought a farm in Clear Creek 1898, sold it 1929. Retired
to Eau Claire. 1530 Hogeboom Avenue, 1930
m1 1 Jan 1900 Winona Minnesota (m)
80 00 05 10 20 30 d
Sarah Ann Danuser
daughter of John Danuser and Nancy Frey
b 22 (Frank) or 24 (bdx,d) October 1875 (00) Buffalo County (d); 5 in 1880, 45 in 1920; 54 in 1930, 24 at 1st marriage
look for birth and baptism records
d 9 March 1936 Eau Claire, bur Forest Hill Cemetery
Cross Town, Buffalo County, 1880; Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, 1900 (m)
m2 24 May 1937 Eau Claire
80 00 05 10 20 30 b d
Nellie Mahetabel Holland
daughter of Lot Holland and Nellie L. Howell; <? Nellie Louise Howell>
b 11 June 1879 Byron Town, Fond du Lac County
d 10 June 1966 Ripon, bur Forest Hill Cemetery
at home, Byron Town, 1880; at school, Byron Town, 1900; music teacher, at home, Byron Town, 1905(p12) 1910; at home, 84 West Second Street, Fond du Lac, 1920; music teacher, at home, 97 West Second Street, Fond du Lac, 1930
CHILDREN OF ELIZA GIBSON b ELLKINTON:
61 b
16 George Gibson
b 1 Sept 1852 Spilsby road, Skirbeck (b)
? George Gibson, baker's assistant, age 18 years, d 20 Nov 1870 Skirbeck (d)
61 71 81 91 01 b m1 g1
17 William Gibson
b 22 May 1859 Spilsby Road, Skirbeck (b)
nephew, with Jessons, Surfleet, 1871; boot repairer, Nottingham, 1881; shoemaker, Nottingham, 1881 (m,g); Surfleet 1887 (aunt's d); master shoemaker, Caistor, 1890 (b); shoemaker, 84 South Street, Caistor, 1891; boot maker, 6 Rutland Street, Grimsby, 1892 (dau b) 1893 (wf d); cordweaver, 90 Woodcock St, Sculcoates, 1901
m 14 Nov 1881 Surfleet parish church (m,g)
61 71 91 b bp d
Eliza Jackson
daughter of John Jackson (bp,m) and Eliza Jackson formerly Pattinson (b), blacksmith (b,bp,m), Wyberton (b,bp)
b 7 Dec 1857 Wyberton (b); bp 10 Jan 1858 (Wyberton bp)
d 23 Aug 1893 at 6 Rutland Street, Grimsby (d)
with the William Richardson family in Surfleet, 1861; at home, Surfleet, 1871; Surfleet 1881 (m)
m2
01
Guesede I. (01)
37 in 1901, b Breslau Germany
Children:
a Gertie, 16 in 1901, b Nottingham <2d wife's daughter?>
37a i George Arthur b 21 Dec 1887 Surfleet
ii Charles William Pearson b 1 July 1890 Caistor R. S. D.
iii Eveline May b 28 May 1892 at 6 Rutland Street, Grimsby; Eva (02)
18 Maud Gibson
CHILD OF WILLIAM GIBSON AND MARY ANN GREENFIELD:
b
18a Eliza Gibson
b 19 Dec 1870 Boston (b)
CHILDREN OF CHARLES ELLKINTON AND ELIZA SIVERS:
60 65 70 75 95 00 05 10 15 20 25 30 m d ob
19 Charles Pearson Elkinton. called Pierce Elkinton; Pierce Elkinton (80)
b 11 Feb 1858 Pittsford, New York (00,d); 22 in 1880; 37 in 1895; 46 in 1905; 57 in 1915; 67 in 1925; 72 in 1930, 28 at 1st marriage
d 30 March 1946 rural Jefferson County, bur Coal Creek Cemetery (d)
farm laborer, Elmira Township, Stark County, Illinois, 1880 (ed275p1); Spaulding Township, Union County, Iowa, 1884; to Brown County, Kansas, 1885 for 11 years (farmer, Mission Township 1895); Nemaha County 6 years (Marion Township 1900); Franklin County 17 years (farmer (05 15 25), Lincoln Township 1905 1910 1915), near Ottawa until 1919 (son Oscar ob); Valley Falls 27 years (Delaware Township, Jefferson County 1920 1925 1930--farmer) (obit)
m 24 Dec 1884 Creston Iowa (m)
70 80 95 00 05 10 15 20 25 30 ob
Laura Florence True; Laurie (95)
daughter of Ephraim True and Catharine Mizer (m)
b 24 March 1863 New Cumberland, Tuscarawas County, Ohio (ob); b March 1863 (00); 7 in 1870, 17 in 1880, 21 in 84, 32 in 95, 40 in 05, 47 in 10, 52 in 15, 56 in 20, 61 in 25; 67 in 1930, 22 at 1st marriage; 83 in 46
d 15 Aug 1952 at Mercy Hospital, Parsons, Labette County (d); bur Coal Creek Cemetery (Bufford)
at home, Warren Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, 1870; at home, Douglas Township, Madison County, Iowa, 1880; moved to Iowa with her parents as a young girl (ob); Spaulding Township 1884 (m); living with her daughter in Dennis from May 1952 (ob)
Children:
38 i Oscar C. b 17 Nov 1885 Brown County
ii Charles Bert b 8 Sept 1887 Willis
iii Ada Catherine b 5 Oct 1894 Willis
iv Ray Cecil b 17 Oct 1896 Axtell Kansas
60 65 70 75 10 20 30 m d ob
20 Oscar Elkinton
b 7 Nov 1859 (d) Monroe County, New York (census); 70 in 1930
d 14 Dec 1949 Valentine, bur Crookston Cemetery (d)
to Hastings Nebraska, at age 25 (obit); homesteaded near Valentine
Nebraska, lived there until 1947 except for 2 years in South Dakota
after his marriage (obit). Valentine 1905 (m); Crookston Precinct 1910,
1920, 1930 farmer; Crookston 1946 (Pierce's obit); to Crookston 1947
(obit)
m 14 June 1905 Crookston (m)
80 00 10 20 30 'ob'
Mabel Searby; Mabel M. Serby (00); Mable S. (30)
daughter of Charles Searby and Eliza Howard
b 26 July 1879 (SocSec) Nebraska; b June 1879 (00); b 26 June 1879 (cemtrans at http://www.rootsweb.com/~necherry/Crookston.htm); 1 in 1880, 26 in 1905, 29 in 1910, 40 in 1920, 49 in 1930
d 24 May 1967 at Sandhills General Hospital, age 88 (ob); bur Crookston Cemetery (cemtrans)
at home, Cedar Precinct, Boone County, Nebraska, 1880; at home, Crookston, 1900; Crookston, Cherry County, Nebraska 1905 (m) 1967 (ob)
65 70 80 92 00 05 10 d
21 Sivers Elkinton
b 4 Sept 1863 Pittsford (d), b Sept 1863 (00)
d 19 Dec 1914 Pittsford Village, Monroe County, bur Pittsford (d)
Pittsford: barber 1892 1900 d; farm laborer 1910
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CHILDREN OF MARK P. ELKINTON AND MARY ELLEN GARDIEN:
00 05 10 20 30 b m d cem
22 Edna Mabel Elkinton
b 26 Sept 1881 Brownsville (delayed b,00); 48 in 1930
d 18 Nov 1959 Madison, bur Forest Hill Cemetery (d)
teacher, public schools, living with her parents in Lomira Town 1900;
attended Milwaukee Downer College (there 1905); taught in Eleva, where
she met her husband
teaching in La Crosse fall 1907 (Times-Banner 5 Dec 1907); Eleva 10 Sept 1908--Prof. Leith and bride arrived today for opening of school Monday; they taught here two years ago (ibid., 17 Sept 1908)
m 3 Sept 1908 Brownsville (m)
80 00 10 20 30 WWI d cem obit
Benjamin Donald Leith
son of William Leith and Margaret A.
b 2 Sept 1875 (WWI,d) Kirkwood, Fond du Lac County (obit); b Sept 1875 (00); 4 in 1880, 34 in 1910, 54 in 1930
d 3 Feb 1962 Madison, bur Forest Hill Cemetery (d)
Eldorado Town, Fond du Lac County, 1880; teacher, at home, Eldorado Town, 1900 (ed20p13); graduated Oshkosh Normal School 1902 (obit). principal, Eleva, 1904-1907, 1908-1909. student, Madison, 1910. BS Wis 1911. Professor of Agronomy, University of Wisconsin, 1910-1946; 2545? Harper Street, Madison Wisconsin, 1920; teacher, university, 2545 Van Hise Avenue, 1930
Children:
42 i Donald Elkinton b 16 Jan 1915
ii Carlton James b 24 Sept 1919
00 05 10 20 30 m1 WWI div m2 cem
23 Frank Mark Elkinton (m1); Francis Mark Elkinton (WWI,co hist); Francis M. Elkinton (00,20,30,m2); Frank M. Elkinton (div)
b 20 Aug 1883 Brownsville (00,co hist); 21 in 1905; 45 in 1929 (m2); 46 in 1930, 44 at 1st marriage
d 23 March 1946 Madison, bur Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh
worked for various railroads until 1910 (co hist)--telegraph operator, Berlin, 1908 (m); telegrapher, Berlin, 1910. then traffic manager in various capacities. from 1912 operated a freight traffic bureau in Milwaukee. traffic manager, F. M. Elkinton Incorp., Stephenson Bldg, addr. 234 14th St Apt E, Milwaukee, 1918 (WWI); traffic manager, steam railroad, 236 14th Street, Milwaukee Wisconsin 1920. real estate salesman, 57 Mount Vernon Street, Oshkosh, 1930. in the 1930s F. M. Elkinton Investment and Securities Company in Houston Texas. Celia Grimes said he made (and lost?) three fortunes in his life.
operator, Grand Rapids ward 6, 1905(p6)
(History of Milwaukee City and County. Chicago and Milwaukee:
The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1922. III 286,289)
m1 22 April 1908 Ripon (m1); div 30 Dec 1922 Milwaukee County (div)
00 05 10 20 b
Lottie Henrietta Cramer
daughter of William M. Cramer and Katherine Harris; Kate (00 05)
b 2 Jan 1884 Ripon (b)
Lulu-Marie told me Lottie died before she was born
at home, Ripon ward 4, 1900(ed42p11); milliner, at home, Ripon ward 2, 1905(p7); Hollywood California 1922 (div)
m2 2 March 1929 Waukegan Illinois by J.P. (d)
05 10 20 30 b cem ob
Genevieve Marie Schmitz
daughter of Joseph J. Schmitz and Anna Desallier; Annie M. (10)
b 13 Dec 1903 Neenah (b)
d 23 Oct 1958 (cem) near Elkton Virginia (ob)
at home, Menasha ward 3, 1905(p5); at home, Winneconne Town, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, 1910 (ed164p6); living with uncle Leo G. Schmitz in Winneconne, 1920 (ed128p6)
Children:
44 i Lulu-Marie Genevieve b 28 Aug 1929
ii John Harold b 22 July 1931
iii Francis Mark b 25 June 1934
00 05 10 20 30 bp m d obit
24 Cecelia Elkinton (bp); Cecilia N. Elkinton (00); Cecelia E. Elkinton
(10); Cecelia A. Grimes (20,30); she told me her middle name was Ann
b 13 Oct 1889 (bp) Knowles (personal)
d 5 Jan 1976 Oshkosh, bur Winneconne Cemetery
attended the University of Wisconsin. taught in Dodge County and
Winneconne
m 3 Jan 1916 Winneconne Village (m)
80 00 10 20 30 WWI d obit
John Joseph Grimes
son of Neil Grimes and Mary Kinney; Anny Kenny (m); Mary A. Grimes (05)
b 27 Nov 1878 (WWI,d) Neenah (d); 1 in 1880, 36 in 1916(m), 40 in 1920, 50 in 1930 find baptism
d 17 Dec 1955 Oshkosh, bur Winneconne Cemetery
1st Street, Neenah, 1880; to Poygan age 5; farm laborer, Poygan Town, Winnebago County, 1900 (ed153p2); Winneconne Wisconsin: rural mail carrier 1903-1934, telephone office manager 1934-1948; George Street 1920; rural mail carrier, Winneconne, 1910 (ed164p15); mail carrier, rural route, Winneconne, 1930
Child:
47 i Mary Catherine b 8 March 1925 Oshkosh
bp d bur
25 William Harold Elkinton
b 29 Aug 1895 Lomira (d), bp St Mary's Lomira
d 3 Dec 1898 Brownsville, bur Lomira Wisconsin (d,St Marys bur)
CHILDREN OF J. T. ELKINTON AND MARY E. ABLARD:
00 10 20 30 m1 WWI d ob
26 Harland Alvin Elkinton (WWI); Harley
b 15 Aug 1881 (00,WWI) Lomira Town, Wisconsin; 29 at 1st marriage (30)
d 6 Jan 1969 Pasadena, Harris County, bur Forest Park East Cemetery (d)
Carpenter: Orange Texas about 15 years from c1909; carpenter, National Ship Building Co, Orange, 1918 (WWI): Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana 25 years; Monroe 1936 (mo ob); West Monroe 1949 (bro ob); Houston from 1952, 8714 Easthaven 1969 (ob); carpenter, paper mill, 6846 Avenue S, Houston, 1930
m1 8 June 1910 by minister of the gospel (Orange Co m) at Orange; divorced
10 20 30 ob
Mae Wilson; Mae E. Elkinton (ob); Mary E. Wilson (http://www.rootsweb.com/~txorange/births/earlyrb.htm)
daughter of John Wesley Wilson and Catherine Jordan; Jack Wilson and Katie (10)
b 17 March 1890 (SocSec) Orange Texas (ob); 20 in 1910; 31 in 1920; 42 in 1930, 22 at 1st marriage; 91 in 1979 (ob)
d 17 July 1979 (ob), res Houston (SocSec); bur Forest Park East (ob)
at home, Justice Precinct 2, Orange County, 1910 (ed115p28); resident of Houston 55 years (ob)
m2 May 1935, divorced
Beatrice Flinn
Children:
48 i Charles Harold b 7 April 1911 Orange
ii Erma Pearl b 21 May 1915 Orange
00 10 20 30
27 Eva Mattie Elkinton
b 17 July 1887 (00) Fedora, South Dakota; 42 in 1930, 31 at 1st marriage
d 6 March 1971 Beaumont Texas
teacher, private school, at home, Jennings Louisiana, 1910
m 8 May 1918 Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana
00 10 20 30 WWI ob
William Lawrence Rodeillat; William Laurence Rodeillat (WWI)
son of Laurent Rodeillat and Hermina (00); mo Parks ? (00)
b 13 Aug 1886 (WWI,SocSec) Donaldsonville Louisiana (WWI,ob); b Aug 1886 (00); 23 in 1910; 32 in 1920; 43 in 1930, 32 at 1st marriage
d 26 Feb 1966 in Bethel Nursing Home, bur Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Cemetery (ob)
at home, Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, 1900(ed5p15); printer, 318 St Patrick Street, Donaldsonville ward 2, 1910(ed5p2); printer--linotype operator, Laurel Mississippi, addr New Orleans, 1917 (WWI); printer and linotype operator (ob); Port Arthur, Texas, 1920; Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas from 1923, 2603 Forest 1966 (ob); linotype operator, publishing company, 2603 Forest Street, 1930
00 10 20 30 b m1 m2 WWI
28 Benjamin Harrison Elkinton, called Harry
b 1 Nov 1888 (bdelayed,WWI,00) on a farm southeast of Howard, South Dakota (bdelayed); b Howard (WWI); b Fedora (Eva); 40 in 1930, 24 at 1st marriage
d 25 Nov 1949 Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, bur Littleton Colorado
to Colorado 1909 (fam?); at home, Jennings, Louisiana, 1910; Sedalia 1912 (m1); "operatior", R R block, A T & Sa Fe R R Co, Greenland Colorado, 1917 (WWI); telegraph operator, Sedalia Colorado, 1920; agent, railroad, 512 North Main Street, Pueblo, 1930; Larkspur, Douglas County, 1931 (m2) 1936 (mo ob); worked for Santa Fe Railroad in Larkspur and Englewood. 3618 S. Bannock, 1949 (ob)
m1 21 Nov 1912 Sedalia, Douglas County, Colorado, by a minister of the gospel (m1), divorced 14 April 1931 Pueblo (m2)
00 10 20
Mary M. Clark (m1)
daughter of Virgil B. Clark and Kate (00,10)
b March 1894 Colorado (00), 16 in 1910, 25 in 1920
at home, Precinct 28, Weld County, Colorado, 1900; at home, Sedalia, 1910(ed14p4)
m2 6 May 1931 Pueblo (m2)
mrs Edith Nichols; Edith E. Elkinton (hus ob)
b 17 July 1887, 43 in 1931 (m)
divorced 1921 Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas (m)
Pueblo 1931 (m)
00 10 20 25 30 bdelayed m1 WWI ob
29 Bernie Elkinton
b 20 June 1890 (WWI,bdelayed,ob,00) Fedora, South Dakota (bdelayed,WWI,ob); 39 in 1930, 22 at 1st marriage
d 11 Jan 1974, bur Prairie View Cemetery
to Jennings at age 5 (ob). left home 1911. first 5 years of marriage in Texas (ob); telegraph operator, C R I & P RR, Kanorado Kansas, 1917 (WWI); to Prairie View 1917 (wf ob); from 1916 agent and telegraph operator for Rock Island Railroad, Stuttgart and Prairie View, Kansas, lived in Prairie View (fam); Prairie View 1920 1936 (mo ob); telegraph operator, Prairie View, 1925; operator, Western Union, First Street, Prairie View, 1930
m1 9 Dec 1912 by Methodist minister (Orange Co m) at Orange Texas
10 20 25 30 ob
Rae Wilson
daughter of John Wesley Wilson and Catherine Jordan (http://www.rootsweb.com/~txorange/births/earlyrb.htm); Jack Wilson and Katie (10); sister of Harlie Elkinton's wife
b 17 Aug 1893 Orange (fam,ob); 17 in 1910; 30 in 1925; 37 in 1930, 20 at 1st marriage
d 6 July 1933 Prairie View, bur in the family plot in Orange (ob)
at home, Justice Precinct 2, Orange County, 1910 (ed115p28)
m2 Aug 1937
mrs Helen Adrian Smith
b 17 Oct 1900
Children:
50 i Edna Earle b 11 Dec 1915 Orange
ii Caroll Floyd b 27 Dec 1917 Orange
CHILDREN OF CHARLES H. ELKINTON AND ALICE E. BROWN:
00 05 10 20 30 b div1
30 Carlos Brown Elkinton
b 24 Jan 1898 Eleva
d 10 Dec 1948 Pepin, bur Eleva (d)
farm laborer 1920. Eau Claire 1926 1929. laborer, auto factory, 100 South Robert Street, Saint Paul, 1930. Mondovi 1933 (Whitehall Times); Superior 1935 (ibid.). plumber, Minneapolis Minnesota
m1 21 Sept 1920 Winona; divorced 12 Feb 1929
05 10 20 30 b
Hildred Eloise McNish
daughter of Henry A. G. C. McNish and Harriet E. Harvey (b); Archie and
Hattie McNish (05,10,20); Henry Archibald Gideon Clark McNish and Harriet Elizabeth Harvey (Baker)
b 2 June 1905 Eau Claire; 16 at 1st marriage (30)
d 5 Feb 1976 Salt Lake City, Utah, bur Salt Lake City (obit)
at home, Eau Claire ward 9, 1905(p18); at home, Eleva, 1910 (ed155p4)
m2 29 Jan 1930; m2 24 Jan 1930 Minnesota (NFC ob)
00 05 10 20 30 WWI ob
Nicholas Fred Cook (WWI)
son of Henry and Mary Beyer Cook (ob)
b 1 June 1896 (WWI,ob) Red Cedar Town, Wisconsin (WWI); b March 1897 (00); 9 in 1905,
14 in 1910, 33 in 1930, 33 at 1st marriage
d 8 May 1972 at his home, bur Memorial Gardens of the Valley (ob)
at home, Red Cedar Town, Dunn County, 1900(ed94p7) 1910(ed124p10); laborer, milk
condensery, Menomonie ward 4, 1920 (ed94p11); machinist, tire factory, 717 Water
Street, 1930; employe of Gillette Rubber Company and Salt Lake City Water Department
(ob); 831 Colorado Street, Salt Lake City (ob)
m2 2 Sept 1935 Two Harbors, Minnesota; divorced 1942 Minneapolis
00 10 30 div d ob
Helen Elizabeth Platt (26b)
daughter of Lewis A. Platt and Elva (00); Elva O. (10); sister of Orliene Platt below
b 2 Oct 1899 (SocSec,d); b Oct 1899 (00); 10 in 1910; 30 in 1930, b Wisconsin, 22 at 1st marriage
d 10 March 1970 Saint Louis Park, bur Oak Hill Cemetery, Minneapolis (d)
at home, River Falls ward 1, 1900 (ed160p9); at home, 1008 1st Ave, Eau Claire ward 6, 1910 (ed54p6); South Range 1935 (div); Minneapolis 1942 (WEB b); formerly of 209 East Diamond Lake Road (ob), Minneapolis (SocSec)
m1 30 Dec 1922 Saint Paul (div); div 16 Aug 1935 Douglas County (div)
00 10 30 WWI
Severin Theodore Berland (WEBb); Severin F. Berland
son of Ole R. Berland and Mary (10); Maria (00)
b 31 Jan 1883 (WWI,00); 27 in 1910; 47 in 1930, b Minnesota, 39 at 1st marriage; 48 in 1930 (DRB b)
d 9 Dec 1961 Hennepin County (dnx)
at home, Rushford Township, Fillmore County, 1900(ed36p2) 1910(ed34p7); 1217 Joliet St, Superior, 1917 (WWI); flour mill, 1928 Maryland Avenue, Superior, 1930
Child:
52 i Loretta Anne b 15 April 1928 Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Nicholas Cook's daughter:
a Patricia, Salt Lake City 1972, m Ray A. Merrell
Helen's children:
a Elva Marie B. Berland, b c 1925 Wisconsin (30), Mrs Frank Repinski
of Oklahoma City 1970
b Wallace Edward Berland b 22 Sept 1926 Superior (b), d 13
July 1999 res Minneapolis (SocSec); Bloomington 1970 (ob)
c Douglas R. Berland b 17 May 1930 Superior (b); Bloomington 1970
05 10 20 30 m
31 Anna Doras Elkinton
b 14 Aug 1900 Eleva (b)
d 19 June 2000 res Lakeland (SocSec)
teacher, YMCA, 251 Cass Street, Milwaukee, 1930; teacher, 926 North Jackson, Milwaukee, 1931 (m); nurse; Milwaukee 1931 1932 (Whitehall Times)
m 3 Aug 1931 Madison (his 2nd marriage)
00 10 20 30 WWI
Myron Lester Hineline (WWI)
son of Edson R. Hineline (30) and Charlotte Arnott (m); Edson S. Hineline (00,10); Charlotte K. (00)
b 27 July 1895 (WWI,dndx) Ludington Michigan (WWI); b July 1895 (00); 14 in 1910, 24 in 1920, 34 in 1930, 36 in 1931 (m); b Michigan (10,20,30,m)
d 31 Dec 1983 at home (ob), Polk County (dndx); died age 88 (ob); bur Lakeland Memorial Gardens, Lakeland Florida
at home, Ludington ward 5, 1900 (ed53p4); at home, 2312 Prairie Street, 1910; marine engineer, Jones & Laughlin Steel Co, 1917 (WWI); marine engineer, boat line, at home, 2312 Prairie Street, Milwaukee, 1920; janitor, high school, at home, 1859 26th Street, Milwaukee, 1930; engineer, 4077 North 26th, Milwaukee, 1931 (m); employed by the Milwaukee school system 42 years; Milwaukee Wisconsin; retired to Lakeland 18 years ago (ob); 1308 Sunset Avenue 33801
m1 18 Jan 1926 (m2); div 9 Dec 1928 Milwaukee (m2)
Ella Dixon
Adopted children:
53 i William Myron b 5 July 1934
ii Carol Ann b 16 Feb 1937
05 10 20 30
32 David Graham Elkinton; David Elkington (30)
b 6 April 1904 Eleva (b)
d 23 Sept 1966 Prairie du Chien (d), bur Oak Park Cemetery, Mondovi (d),
bur Eleva (funeral)
electrician, telephone company, 251 Cass Street, Milwaukee, 1930; moved from Madison to Mondovi 1933 (Whitehall Times); Kouts Indiana 1950
(mo ob); Ferryville Wisconsin 1966 (d)
m 30 July 1932
00 05 10 20 30 d
Jennie Belle Andrews; Jennie Belle Elkinton (d)
daughter of William A. Andrews and Lucy Birkett (d); Lucy Jane (05)
b 20 April 1899 (fam,SocSec,d), b April 1899 (00), 5 in 1905, 10 in 1910, 20 in 1920
d 18 May 1970 Sarasota County, Florida (d), bur Hazel Green Cemetery (d)
at home, Hazel Green Village, 1900(ed35p14) 1905(p1) 1910(ed26p3) 1920(ed104p4) 1930(ed22-20p4); teacher, jr high (d)
Child:
55 i Lucy Jane b 3 Sept 1933 Mondovi
10 20 30 d
33 Charles Moore Elkinton
b 13 Aug 1909 Eau Claire (b)
d 7 April 1993 Lakeland Florida (d)
University of Wisconsin: BS Agriculture 1932, MA 1933, PhD 1947
at home, Madison, 1930; Paris 1950 (mo ob); foreign service officer, retired June 1971; retired to Lakeland Florida
m 19 Aug 1933 Chicago Illinois
Cecelia Lucille Daniels, called Cela
b 26 Aug 1911
survived her husband (d)
Children:
56 i Ann Daniels b 21 June 1936 Iowa
ii Charles Holden b 24 Oct 1940 Iowa
iii Jane Wealthy b 16 Jan 1946 Washington D.C.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM H. ELKINTON AND NELLIE DOWIE:
05 10 20 30
34 William Dowie Elkinton
b 23 Aug 1901 Jennings Louisiana; 3 in 1905; 21 at 1st marriage (30)
d 6 Oct 1958 Jackson Wyoming, bur Oak Park Cemetery, Mondovi
Eau Claire 1923 1924. DeSoto dealer, Mondovi Wisconsin; operator, auto garage, Washington Street, Mondovi, 1930
m 2 Aug 1922 Minneapolis Minnesota (obit)
10 20
Orliene Elva Platt
daughter of Louis Alexander Platt and Elva Elizabeth Dunn; Elva O. (10,20); sister of Helen Platt above
b 31 March 1905 Eau Claire (b); 17 at 1st marriage (30)
d 7 May 1962 Eau Claire, bur Oak Park Cemetery, Mondovi (d)
at home, 1008 1st Ave, Eau Claire ward 6, 1910 (ed54p6); at home, 238 Chippewa Street, Eau Claire ward 5, 1920 (ed124p12)
Children:
59 i Donald Robert b 26 May 1923 Eau Claire
ii Orliene Elenore b 7 Nov 1924 Eau Claire
05 10 20 30
35 Horace Gerald Elkinton
b 14 Nov 1903 Jennings Louisiana (d); 1 in 1905
d 20 Aug 1972 Tomah Wisconsin, bur Eleva (d)
Eleva. Eau Claire from 1968
10 20 30
36 Beryl Evelyn Elkinton
b 29 July 1907 Clear Creek Town, Eau Claire County
d 4 May 1985 Gresham Oregon
attended Eau Claire State Teachers College; schoolteacher; teacher, rural school, 1930; "Beryl Elkinton and Lucille McCann are attending summer school at Eau Claire." (Whitehall Times 30 Jun 1932); "The Eleva school board has hired . . . for the grammar department, Beryl Elkinton." (Whitehall Times, 21 June 1934); "Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bjorke moved to Eau Claire Friday." (ibid., 21 Oct 1937); "Mrs. Carl Bjerke, who taught at the school in Naples, the past five weeks, closed her school with a picnic on Tuesday, May 31." (The Mondovi Herald-News 3 June 1938); "Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bjorke and sons of Eau Claire were in Eleva on Wednesday." (The Mondovi Herald-News, Friday, 14 June 1940)
m 30 June 1934 Eau Claire
Carl Edward Bjerke
son of Christian Gustavsen Bjerke and Ellen Sofie Rohne
b 19 Aug 1907 Rome Township, Deuel County, South Dakota
tirebuilder, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Gresham Oregon from 1976
21016 SE Stark Street, Space 53, Gresham Oregon 97030
Children:
i Conrad Carl b 4 Sept 1936 Eau Claire
ii Robert Alan b 23 Dec 1939 Eau Claire
iii Mary Ann Patricia b 25 Jan 1944 Milwaukee
20 30 b
37 Elenore Harriet Elkinton
b 6 Nov 1911 Eleva (b)
d 17 May 1983 Madison, bur 21 May 1983 Forest Hill Cemetery
BA 1933, Eau Claire State Teachers College
m 22 Aug 1937 Madison
20 30 b m2 d
Herbert Roderick Bird
son of Herbert Roderick Bird and Minerva E. Farwell (m2,d); Minerva Franklin Farwell (b); Minerva F. Farwell (her mdx)
b 7 Jan 1912 Madison (b)</