Living

Living married R.D. Stapley [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 404F-8P

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1909 BIRTH: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Ebbie LB Richardson born 26 August 1909
BIR,MG: (068921) From personal knowledge of LV Richardson. Known as "LV" or "Butch".

1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Anc.com Img 5 pg 15B,5-12, Dw 273/276, Co Rd: Ebbie LB Richardson age 7 months bn Oregon (ID,OR) grandson of James I and Carrie Hallmark, son of Edward and Sallie Richardson

1920 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham City: Anc Imb 14 pg 7B,1-10, Dw 123,137-139 E 2nd West:
Ebbie Richardson age 10 bn Oregon (ID,TX), son of Ebb and Letha Richardson

1930 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham: Anc Img 2 pg 1B,4-9,Dw 18-219 Borast St: Ebbie Richardson age 20 bn Oregon (ID,TX) single, Missionary LDS Church, son of Ebb and Letha Richardson

1931 TRAVEL: NY Passenger Lists 1820-1957: Ebbie L V Richardson age 21 bn Le Grande OR 26 Aug 1909, departed Cherbourg, France and arrive at New York, New York 30 Apr 1931 on ship Leviathan

1933 MARRIAGE: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: Ebbie L V Richardson md Irma Alice Bowring on 18 December 1933 in Salt Lake City LDS Temple.

1939 HISTORY: UT-Logan: US School Yearbooks: E L V Richardson bn abt 1919, age 20, attending Utah State Agricultural College, School Yearbook: Buzzer.

1940 CENSUS: UT,Tooele Co-Tooele: Anc Img 4 pg 2B, 4-3, Dw 36-18 East Vine St:
RICHARDSON, Irma B-wife 27/UT md high school 4 yrs-housewife;Ebbie L V-head
30/OR, md, college 4yrs, teacher-church school; Irma Dawn-dau
5/UT

2004 DEATH,BURIAL: UT,Utah-Lehi: Ebbie LB Richardson died 29 July 2004; buried 2 Aug Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City, Box Elder Co, Utah. Headstone: RICHARDSON, Irma Bowring May 4, 1912-no death date, Ebbie LV Aug 26, 1909-no death date, married Dec 18, 1933.
Obit in FindaGrave: Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, Ebbie LV Richardson, age 94, passed away Thursday, July 29, 2004. LV was born August 26, 1909 in LeGrande, Oregon to Ebenezer and Sally Arleatha (Nanny) Hallmark Richardson. LV served a three-year LDS mission to Germany. He married Irma Bowring December 18, 1933 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple by David O. McKay.
He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Utah State University and received his Master of Arts degree from BYU. LV started working for the Church Education System by teaching Seminary in Logan, Tooele, and Nephi, where he also owned and operated a jewelry store. In 1948, he accepted the position of establishing the institute of religion at what is now ASU, where he served as director for 20 years. He was loving called "Brother R" and was a surrogate father as well as a marriage counselor to the students there.
In 1967, LV moved to Orem, where he accepted a new position as Director of Curriculum for the Institutes of the Church. He served in this position until 1974, when he retired. In 1975, he and Irma moved to Germany where they lived for one year while LV monitored the various Institute programs in Europe. As a faithful member of the LDS church throughout his life, LV served in many leadership and instructor positions and callings, including bishoprics, high councils, branch president, teacher, and home teacher. He also served a temple mission with his wife.
LV loved working with wood, fixing watches, and building things and could fix anything. He loved to walk and he loved reading. But most of all, he enjoyed being with family. LV and Irma had seven children, 25 grandchildren, and 26 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Sally Ann; his parents, Ebenezer and Leatha; and two brothers, James Opal and LaVar. Funeral services held Monday, August 2nd in the Sharon 1st Ward Chapel, 641 South 400 East, Orem. Interment will be in the Brigham City Cemetery. Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on 8/1/2004.

Ebbie married Irma Alice Bowring 18 Dec 1933, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Irma was born 4 May 1912, Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City , Box Elder, Utah; was christened 26 May 1912, Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City , Box Elder, Utah; died 24 Nov 2004, Saint Johns, Apache, Arizona, United States; was buried 30 Nov 2004, Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City , Box Elder, Utah. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 5WSK-QM

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1912 BIRTH: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham City: Irma Alice Bowring born 4 May 1912, dau of John Franklin Bowring and Edith Ann Midgley (068921-1, Paul Henderson)and LDS Family Tree

1920 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Box Elder, 1-14: to get

1930 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham Cit

1933 MARRIAGE: UT,Utah-Salt Lake City: Irma Alice Bowring md Ebbie LV Richardson 18 December 1933 in LDS Temple, Salt Lake City UT

1940 CENSUS: to get

2004 DEATH,BURIAL: AZ,Apache Co-St Johns: Irma Alice Bowring Richardson died 24 Nov 2004; buried in Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City, Box Elder Co, Utah on 30 November 2004
Öbit: It is with heavy hearts and sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Irma Alice Bowring Richardson, on November 24, 2004, at the age of 92. She had a frail, worn out little body, which housed within a giant of a spirit. Never one to seek the worldly riches of this world, she dedicated her life to her family and those she loved.
Irma was born May 4, 1912, in Brigham City, Utah, to John Franklin Bowring and Edith Ann Midgley, the youngest of six children. She was married to E. LV Richardson on December 18, 1933, in the Salt Lake City Temple by David O. McKay. They enjoyed 70 years together. After her first child was born, she was struck with polio, which left her without the use of her right arm. Having this handicap would have deterred most from living a normal life, but Mom did not view it as a handicap and was to bare six more children. To us, she was as normal as anyone and it was often confusing to us, as children, why other moms would make such comments as "How does your mother do it?" There wasn't anything she couldn't do. She could pin a diaper, drive a "stick shift," even spank our butts with the best of them. Many have been the recipients of afghans and other crocheted items lovingly made by this one-armed wonder.
She loved the scriptures, she loved the gospel and she wanted nothing more than her family to live and love them too. She understood the purpose of life and wanted all, especially her family, to share in its blessings and rewards. She touched the lives of so many with her kindness, selflessness, and devotion. Her ability to overcome all hardships and challenges that came her way was inspiring to all who knew her. We know her parents are proud of her, we know her husband is proud of her, we know our Heavenly Father is proud of her, and we want her to know that we are very proud of her, too.
Our prayer is that we can honor her, living by her example; so, that one day, she will be able to say that she is proud of us as well! She may not have earned the accolades of man in this world, any degrees from colleges or universities, or have been recognized as a great community leader, but when her name is called, she can report with her head held high, knowing she honored the greatest position and calling of all - Mother. We love you and will miss your sweet spirit, but are secure in our knowledge of where you are and whom you are with! Til we meet again, hug them for us.
Irma was preceded in death by her eternal companion and partner of 70 years, E. LV (4 months earlier); a daughter, Sally Ann (age 3 at her passing); her parents, John Franklin and Edith Ann; brothers: John Franklin, Jr., and Benjamin Leon; and sisters: Nola Watkins, Edith Winifred Fife, Annie Bertha Welling, and Ione Ulrich Baker. She is survived by her 6 children, 25 grandchildren and 26 1/2 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, November 30th, at 11 a.m. in the Sharon 1st Ward Chapel, 641 South 400 East, Orem. Friends and family may call from 9:00-10:45 a.m. prior to the services at the chapel. Interment will be in the Brigham City Cemetery. Published in the Daily Herald on 11/28/2004.

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• AFN: 2G2S-0J

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1885 BIRTH: ID,Oneida Co-Malad: Ebenezer Richardson born 8 September 1885
(06892-1) Personal knowledge and records in possession of John I Hallmark. Son of Josiah Richardson and Sarah Ann Knight.

1908 MARRIAGE: OR,Union Co-Cove: Ebeneezer Richardson md Sally Arleatha Hallmark 1 October 1908.

1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Anc.com Img 15 , pg 15B, 12 May, Dw 273/276, Co Rd: Edward Richardson-son in law of and living with James I Hallmark: age 24 bn ID (NY,IA) md 1 year, laborer; Sallie-dau of James I and wife of Edward: age 18 bn TX (TX,TX)md 1yr 1/2 children living; Ebbie LB-grandson of James I, son of Edward & Sallie 7/12 bn Oregon (ID,OR)

1918 MILITARY: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham City: US WW I Draft Reg Card, 1917-1918, card #C43-1-2:
Ebb Richardson [#594, Order #A866], home address-local: 2 W 2 N, Brigham, Box Elder Co, UT, age 33, born Sep 8, 1886, Pater maker-Amalgamated Sugar Co, Brigham. Nearest relative: Mrs Arletha
Richardson, 2 W 2 N, Brigham UT. Signed Ebb Richardson
Registrar's report: Tall height, slender build, blue eyes, brown hair, physical handicap-no, signed Lyle Richardson, registrar, Sept 12, 1918-local board for Co of Box Elder UT.

1920 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham City: Anc Imb 14 pg 7B,1-10, Dw 123,137-139 E 2nd West:
RICHARDSON, Ebb-head 33/ID (IA,IA) md machanist-sugar factory,renting;
Letha-wife 27/TX (TX,TX)md no occ; Ebbie-son 10/OR (ID,TX)
single, no occ; Opal-son 8/OR

1930 CENSUS: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham: Anc Img 2 pg 1B,4-9,Dw 18-219 Borast St:
RICHARDSON, Ebb-head renting [$18] 44/ID (IA,IA)md at 23-mechanic at
sugar factory; Letha-wife 38/TX (TX,TX) md at 16-saleslady
in grocery store; Ebbie-son 20/OR (ID,TX)single Missionary
LDS Church; Opal-son 18/OR-single stock clerk-garage;
LaVar-son 9/UT

1940 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Shelley: Anc Img 24 pg 12A,4-17, 230 Milton Ave:
RICHARDSON, Ebb-head 53/ID md - high school 3rd yr, assistant master mechanic-
sugar factory, Box Elder Co UT in 1935; Leatha-wife 47/TX md -high
school 1st yr,no occ; Lavar-son 19/UT single foreman-beet & yard-
sugar factory

1972 DEATH,BURIAL: UT,Utah Co-Provo: Ebenezer Richardson died 21 Jul 1972; buried Brigham City, Box Elder Co, Utah

Ebenezer married Sally Arleatha Hallmark 1 Oct 1908, La Grande, Union, Oregon, United States. Sally (daughter of James Isaac Hallmark and Carrie Garner) was born 16 Nov 1891, Trickham, Coleman, Texas, United States; died 27 Dec 1985, Seattle, King, Washington, United States; was buried Dec 1985, Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City , Box Elder, Utah. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 404F-C7

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1891 BIRTH: TX,Coleman Co-Trickham: Sally Arleatha Hallmark born 16 Nov 1891
BIR,MG,DTH: (06892) AFN: 404F-C7 and Records in possession of nephew, John Hallmark. Known as "Leatha" or "Lea".

1908 MARRIAGE: Sally Arleatha Hallmark md Ebenezer Richardson 1 October 1908

1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-Cove: FHL film#1375303 & Anc.com Img 15 , pg 15B,2 May, Dw273/276 on Co Rd: Sallie Richardson age 18 bn TX, md 1 yr to Edward, child Ebbie LB

1985 DEATH,BURIAL: WA,King Co-Seattle: Sally Arleatha Hallmark Richardson died 27 Dec 1985; buried Brigham City Cemetery,Brigham City,Box Elder Co-Utah; tombstone: RICHARDSON, Sally Arleatha Hallmark November 16, 1891-December 27, 1985, buried beside Ebenezer Richardson, married Oct 1, 1908

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1844 BIRTH: MO,Newton Co-Spring City: Josiah Richardson was born 16 April 1844, the son of Ebenezer Clawson Richardson[1815-1874] and Angeline King [1815-1880], re Family Tree
1862 MARRIAGE: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: Josiah Richardson md Sarah Ann Knight 3 February 1862, re Family Tree

1933 DEATH: UT.Box Elder Co-Brigham City: Josiah Richardson died 13 April 1933 re Family Tree

Josiah married Sarah Ann Knight 3 Feb 1862, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Sarah was born 15 Aug 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois, United States; died 16 Feb 1926, Brigham City Cemetery, Brigham City , Box Elder, Utah; was buried 19 Feb 1926, Plain City, Weber, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

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1846 BIRTH: ILL,Hancock Co-Nauvoo: Sarah Ann Knight was born 15 August 1846, the daughter of John Knight [1813-1889] and Mary Millicent Watson [1818-1868] re Family Tree ID# KWJX-FXQ

1862 MARRIAGE: UT,Salt Lake-Salt Lake City: Josiah Richardson md Sarah Ann Knight 3 February 1862, re Family Tree

1926 DEATH: UT,Box Elder Co-Brigham City: Sarah Ann Knight Richardson died 16 February 1926, buried 19 February 1926 in Plain City, Weber, Utah, re Family Tree

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1867 BIRTH: TX,Bell Co-Sugarloaf [Sugarloaf is in Coryell Co]: James Isaac Hallmark born 4 November 1867

1870 CENSUS: Cannot find as of 1-2014

1880 CENSUS: TX, Limestone Co,ED 92: Anc.com img 11, pg 288, 7 June,Dw 123/137: James Hallmark 12/TX (AL,AL) son of James and Evalin Hallmark

1888 MARRIAGE: TX,Llano: TX Mg Rcds: BK 1, pg 286: James I Hallmark & Carrie Garner md 20 Dec 1888,Llano Co, TX by WK Murchison J P. Prec #7, Recorded 30 Jan 1889.

1900 CENSUS: Cannot find as of 1-2014

1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Anc.com Img 5 , pg 15B, 12 May, Dw 273/276, Co Rd:
HALLMARK, James I-head 42/TX(TX,TX) md 1X-21yrs, overseer worker, read & writes,
owns farm #125; Carrie-wife 39/TX (GA,MO)md 1X-21yrs 6/6children
living, reads &writes; Thomas LB-son 20/TX (TX,TX) single laborer
sugar co farm; Willard G-son 4/TX ; Isaac L-son 16/TX sugar co.wkr,
in school; Ivy A-son 15/TX sugar co. wkr; Wm J-son 10/TX; Sallie
RICHARDSON-dau 18/TX md 1yr 1/1 child living; Edward-son in law
24/ID (NY,IA)md 1X-1yr,laborer; Ebbie LB-grandson 7/12 OR (ID,OR)

1919 HISTORY: OR,Union Co-Cove: Polk's Union Co Tax List 1917 Anc Img 66 pg 127: Hallmark, J I
$1970, Cove.

1920 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-Cove prec,Lower Cove Rd,Anc Img 6 pg3B,1-19,Farm 124/124:
HALLMARK, James I-head 52/TX (TX,TX) md, own farm #74; Carrie-wife 49/TX
(GA,MO) md; Glen-son 14/TX (TX,TX)in school-can read & write;
Mildred-dau 9/OR (TX,TX)

1930 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-LaGrande City: Anc.com Img 1 pg143,4-10, Dw 5/5, 1421 W Ave:
HALLMARK, James-head 62/TX (US,US) md at 21, laborer on railroad,
own home, value $3500; Carrie-wife 59/TX (GA,MO) md at 18,
no occupation; Dollie-dau 10/UA [unk,unk]

1940 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove: Anc Img 6 pg3B,4-16, Dw 66:
HALLMARK, James-head 72/TX md farmer 3rd grade; Carrie-wife 69/TX;
Dolly-dau 20/OR

1941 HISTORY: OR,Union Co: US City Directories 1821-1989: Anc Img 66 pg 128: Hallmark, James I farmer.

1950 DEATH: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: James Isaace Hallmark died 1 June 1950; buried Cove Cemetery beside wife, Carrie, tombstone: Hallmark, James I 1867-1950; Carrie 1870-1941
OR State Cert of Dth Portland OR, #6902: usually resided in Cove but lived in LaGrande 43 yrs
Letter from Arnie Hallmark to Jack & Mollie Hallmark re Jimmie's death:
"Dear Uncle Jack & Aunt Mollie:
It is not a cheerful letter that I am starting to you this evening. Upon my return home from work tonight, my wife gave me your letter. I was indeed glad to hear from you and feel sure that I am the world's poorest writer. I do feel that I must get better at it, and shall start right now, with his letter to you.
On June 1st my little Granddaddy joined his other brothers, and family, in the departed world. He felt he had completed his life to the fullest extent. The last day of May, Grandpa got up as usual, and told Uncle L.B. (his oldest son whom he was with that day) that he had completed his work on earth the night before. He spent the day visiting with various members of his family. At 5:00 pm that evening, they called my father that he should come and bring Grandpa to the hospital.
He walked out of the house and to the car, and joked with dad on the 16-mile ride to the hospital. He said he was sick, but he had felt worse many times in his life. I met them at the hospital, joked with him, and he laughed and joked back. He did not suffer. Just went to sleep and passed away in his sleep about 6 hrs after we got him there. He was always very alert, throughout his life, never lost his vision or hearing. Could read a paper as well as nayone. He was buried beside his wife in the Rose Ridge Cemetery at Cove. I might add, he was buried in a white robe, the highest honor of the Mormon Church. He had completed his temple work. He left an unended line of friends, each of who would say, he was one of the finest, most honest men they have ever known. It is a pleasure to carry the name he has so nobly inscribed into this part of the country.
He had grandchildren for pall bearers. All of his children were there, LB, Letha, Bud, Will, Glen, Mildred & Dollie. Also 22 grandchildren & 24 great grandchildren. A family he was indeed very proud of, and one in which he knew ever one, his age, his birthday, and I believe had a picture of all of them.
The rest of Grandpa's family always was in his heart. We talked of you folks so often, and many times, tried to make plans to come and see you. This evening, Aunt Letha drove in from Utah for a few days. She said to tell you she would be sure and write, as soon as she was again settled at home.
I am sending you a picture of Grandpa, that I took only a short time back. Felt sure you would enjoy it, even though it is a snapshot.
All of us here are in the best of health, enjoying another fine Oregon summer. Looking forward to the time when we may come to Texas and look all of you fine people up. I hope this letter finds its way to you and will close in saying not to mourn Grandpa's leaving. He lived a full, wonderful life, complete to the fullest extent. His family felt his job was very well done here on earth. Love to all, Arnold

NOTES:
1. Letter from grndfthr Ivy Aubra Hallmark, 13 December 1962: James Isaac's bros: Jake, Jack, John Edd, Dee. All lived around NW part of Austin. We lived at Marble Falls, Kingsland; I was bn at Graphite which is not on the map (rr station on Houston TX Central RR). Lived at Liberty Hill when we left for OR.
2. Conversation-Mrs. William Jackson Hallmark-30 March 1963, Burnett, TX: James Isaac not feel well, visited with church members, took to hospital at 6 p.m. and by 10 p.m. dd. Carrie dd 1941. Stribbling bought land owned at Graphite. Ed lived there in a big ranch home. Worked with granite. Convicts worked on Granite Mtn. Mormon Elders came to house, treated them very nice. Had them to preach at the house. We treated them nice for Jimmy's & Carry's sake. Jimmy was going with Carrie, her mother was an old woman. Put her in the wagon and brought her down-stayed the day. Jimmy owned land in Graphite. Lived in Liberty Hill & baptized there. Oldest bro made fam decisions. The choice abt religion was made; the fam went Church of Christ, and Jimmy took fam to OR to be with the Saints.
Lived at Valley Springs - came later than boys by 1-2 yrs, then lived at Kingsland. Was a farmer, then changed to railroad work, as a section foreman.
3. Letter from grndfthr, Ivy Aubra Hallmark 12 April 1963: James Isaac lived at Liberty Hill bef coming to OR in a 2-story house facing rr track. Across the track was a big school house, the 1st & only school attended in TX by Ivy Aubra.
4. Letter from Izora McGinty: Your greatgrandfather, James Isaac, is probably a brother to my father. He had a brother that lived at Liberty Hill & moved to Oregon. We call him Uncle Jimmy. They had 2 girls born to them after they left Texas. Their names were Mildred & Dollie D. They left here way back in 1905-07...there is 8 brothers, 2 sisters & 3 half brothers in this family, all gone except one half brother & my aunt you wrote to (Molly). She is Mrs Jack Hallmark. My father is Jacob Hallmark, the second son of James Minet. We don't have a family record. My greatgrandmother's name was Sara Rutherford...Aunt Carrie wrote to me often...my house # is 400 So Hill.
Lived in Liberty Hill in section house & worked for rr as section foreman on SPRR (Austin). Received pictures frm Izora:James Isaac & wife, Benjamin & grndsn on horse, McGinty sis, Richard Edmond's wife Molly Thacker, Jacob Newton & wife Mildred, Dollie Dee, Carrie. Called Uncle Jimmy by family in TX.
5. Letter from Arnold Hallmark of LaGrande OR 2 May 1976: Somewhere, there is a book called "Hist of the Hallmarks" supposedly goes back to England. LB to have. Also a large picture of 8 bros. somewhere. Think it is in Cove.
6. Conversation with Molly Hallmark, 30 Mar 1962, Llano TX: When Jimmy md, 8 brothers - 7 lived around together. Jimmy was a section foreman at Liberty Hill...
At Kingsland, Jim,y was a section foreman, but not at Graphite. Stribbling bought the land they owned at Graphite. Ed lived there - it's a big ranch, Stribblings.
When the Mormon Elders came to the house, we treated them very nice. Whe had them preach at the house. Treated them very nice for Carrie's & Jimmy's sake.
Jimmy was going with Carrie - her mother was an old woman. They put here in the wagon & brought her down & stayed the day.
Jimmy owned land in Graphite, lived at Liberty Hill, baptized there. He never a team to get around. Couldn't visit. Went to Oregon.

NOTES: Pictures: He and wife about 1910, abt 1945, abt 1965, abt 1890, abt 1967
BIRTH,DRSTH: IGI Batch #H002101, film# 884145/48 film; LaGrand, Union OR Ward Clerk's rcd of deceased members. Known as Jimmy. Bn 4 Nov 1868, Bell TX. Dd 1 June 1950 LaGrande OR of a heart attack. Moved to Walla Walla, to Union Ward, Union posted PBO 6 19 45.

James married Carrie Garner 20 Dec 1888, Gainesville, Llano, Texas, United States. Carrie (daughter of Luke Garner and Armilda J Dawden Rose) was born 14 Oct 1870, Weimar, Colorado, Texas, United States; died 2 Jun 1941, Cove, Union, Oregon, United States; was buried 5 Jun 1941, Cove Cemetery, Cove, Union, Oregon, USA. [Group Sheet]

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1881 BIRTH: TX,Colorado Co-Weimar: Carrie Garner born 1881 to Luke Garner and Armilda J. D. Rose Garner
BIRTH,DTH: IGI H000066, flm #884145-48 & LaGrande, Union, OR Ward Clerk's record of deceased members. OR State Vital Stat file #67: "Lived in Cove 33 years, in state 34 years. Dd of heart attack. Funeral in LaGrande. Bn to Luke Garner & Violet Rose, both bn in TX. Ward rcd: Luke Garner & Armilda J. D. Rose."
Temple rcds-bn Weimar, Col Co TX-Irma Dawn Stapely. Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Carrie bn 1881 Colorado Co

1888 MARRIAGE: TX,Llano Co-Gainsville: James Isaac Hallmark md Carrie Garner 20 December 1888, by WK Murchison J P. Prec #7
Llano Co Justice of Peace Prec #1 frm Jack Hallmark rec from Archie Hallmark, son of James Minett & Eveline: "Cary Nancy" in Archie's handwriting

1910 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-Cove: FHL film#1375303,A.com Img 15,p 15B,2 May,Dw273,276-Co Rd: Carrie Hallmark age 39 bn TX (GA,MO) md 1 time,21 years with 6/6 childrin living, can read and write, wife of James I Hallmark

1920 CENSUS:OR,Union Co-Cove prec-Lower Cove Rd,FHL flm1821505,A.cm 6,p3B,Jan 19,Farm 124/124: Carrie Hallmark age 49 born TX (GA,MO) md to James I Hallmark

1930 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-LaGrande City: Anc.com img 1,pg143,April 10, Dw 5/5-1421 W Ave:
Carrie Hallmark, age 59 bn TX (GA,MO) md at 18, no occupation, wife of James I Hallmark

1940 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove: Anc Img 6 pg3B,4-16, Dw 66: Carrrie Hallmark, age 69 bn Texas, wife of James Hallmark

1941 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Union Co-Cove: Carrie Garmer Hallmark died 2 June 1941; buried in Cove

NOTES: Molly Hallmark-30 Mar 1963, Burnett TX: Mormon Elders came to house-we were nice for Carrie's sake. As many as 4 at a time-preached at house. Carrie a great snuff dipper. Missionaries who baptized her said she must quit. Says she put snuff on tooth brush when baptized. Carrie said she might have a toothbrush in her mouth when baptized, but she did quit. (Put tobacco in corn shucks then instead of paper).
Letter from June Hallmark 1963: Carrie was Cherokee Indian perhaps