Conrad Wagner

Notes:

1849 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-near Osage City: Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City... May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby.

1850 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp Dw#571: Conrad WAGONER age 1 year, born Missouri, son of George and Catherine WAGONER, all living with George's father and mother: Paulus and Kunyunda WAGONER

1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 13, pg 127, 5 July,Dw #794/806: Conrad WAGGONER age 12 years, born Missouri, son of George and Cath'n WAGGONER, living with grandparents, Paul and Caroline WAGGONER.

EDUCATION, 1869-1870 HISTORY: Directory of Jefferson City & Cole Co: "Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City, this county, May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby. He later attended Jones' Commercial College, St. Louis, graduating in class of 1869, from where he returned to the home of his father, George Wagner, and later removed to Jefferson City..."

1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: HerQuest pg 10, 8 July, Dwelling 78/76: Conrath Wagner 21/Bav-farmer, son of George and Catherine Wagner

1870 HIST: Certificate of completion, March 23, 1870, St. Louis: "To Whom it may concern, this will certify that: Conrad Wagner has this day completed under my instruction a full course of Double Entry Bookkeeping, embracing Mercantile, Manufacturing and Steamboat Bookkeeping, Individual, Company and Compound Company, with Forms adapted to the Wholesale Retail Banking and Commission Businesses, etc., etc., together with Accounts Current, Account Sales, and a Complete System of Commercial Correspondence, and that he is in every respect worthy of public confidence as a Practical Accountant and as such I do most cheerfully commend him to the favorable cosideration of those who may wish to employ a competent Bookkeeper. [signed] Respectfully, Jonathan Jones"
Daily Capitol News and Post Tribune, May 1932, Death Notice for Conrad: "Brewery first located near the forks of the Old St Louis road and Osage City road. Lived there until 1870, when moved to Jeff City and purchased old Gundelfinger Brewery. Became known as C & L Wagner Brewing CO, which was later sold to Moerschel Brewing Co. in 1892. The Wagners established the first ice plant in Central Missouri in connection with the brewery. Thereafter Wagners engaged in business in Colorado Ssprings and then in lumber business in Missouri and Arkansas."

1878 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Conrad Wagner md Theresia Catherine Walther on 8 Oct 1878, married by JJ Sommers, Justice of Peace, at home of Albert Walther, her father. Witnesses: George Walther and Catherine Wagner, Henry Wagner and Elizabeth Walther. To this union have been born four sons and one daughter.

1880 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp,Jeff City:A/C Img 31,pg 72,11 June-Dunklin St,Dw 267/312: Conrad Wagner age 32,bn Bavaria, living with wife, Tressa, in his parent's home-George and Anna K Wagner

1887-1892 HISTORY,EMPLOYMENT: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City - The Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, by J. W. Johnston:"...he worked in the brewery his father had recently purchased from John Gundelfinger, continuing here until his father retired from the business in 1887, when he, in partnership with his brother, Lawrence, operated the brewer successfully until 1892, when it was disposed of to the present proprietors, the Moerschel Brothers. He then engaged in the wholesale wine, beer and liquor business in Colorado Springs, being associated in this business with his brother, Lawrence, and in which he still retains his interest, his brother looking after the business. In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr Wagner is a stockholder in the First Nationaly Bank, of which he is the director.
He was united in Marriage October 8, 1878, to Theresa C, daughter of Albert Walther, a prominent farmer near Ewing Station. To this union have been born 4 sons and 1 daughter: Adlph L. is a druggist with G A Fischer; Edwin L is also a druggist in the employ of J L Wright; Miss Frieda is at school in Colorado Springs; Emil and Paul are at home. Mr Wagner is a member of the Evangelical Central Lutheran Church. His business movements have been attended with uniform financial success, and, as a result, he is now able to live in comparative retirement, although still in the prime of life. is home is 113 Ashley Street."

1893 HISTORY: CO,El Paso Co-Colorado Springs - Directory of Jefferson City & Cole Co: "Disposed of brewery and became partner with Lawrence in Colorado Springs, doing wholesale liquor business, Lawrence ran it. Prominent and wealthy citizen."
The Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory... pg 375: "In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr. Wagner is a stockholder in the First Nation Bank...

1895 DEATH of father, George Wagner, obit September 1895: "Living: Conrad... in Jefferson City..."

1896-1908 HISTORY: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Daily Capital News, Post Tribune May 1932: "Prominent in business and civic enterprises. Director of First Nat'l Bank from 1896-1908."

1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:film #1240850;A/C Img 16,pg 8B,6-6,Dw 163,181-113 Ashley St:
WAGNER, Conrad 51/GY bn May 1849 (Gy,Gy) md 21yrs-retired brewer; Theresia-wife
42/MO bn Jan1858 (Gy,Gy) md 21, 5/7 children living; Adolph-son 19/MO bn
April 1881 (MO,MO)-drug clerk; Edwin-son 17/MO bn July 1882-drug clerk;
Emil-son 14/M bn April 1886-school; Paul-son 3/MO bn Nov 1896; Katherine
[shows Wagner and mothr/law-birth is right for his mother] 71/GY bn April
1829(Gy,Gy) widow-em 1846; Katie WOLFRUM-svt 24/MO, bn June 1875
(Gy,Gy) S-svt [dau of Ulrich].
Same block, #107 Ashley St. is Peter Gretlein, Ninne and dau Venita

1910 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 9,pg 180,19 Apr,Dw 88/94-113 Ashley St:
WAGNER, Conrad-head 60/MO (GY,GY) md1x-32 yrs, no occupation; Theressa-wife
52/MO (GY,GY) md1x-32 yrs, 5/7 children living, no occ; Frieda K-dau
25MO (MO,MO) single proof reader-ct house; Emil G-son 22/MO single clerk
in law office; Paul H-son 13/MO (MO,MO) single-no occ.

1920 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 14,1-9,Dw 38,204-105 1/2 E. High St:
Conrad Wagner age 70/MO (GY, GY)md, no occupation; Theresia-wife 61/MO
(GY,GY)md, no occ, living with son Adolph Wagner & dau-in-law Hannah

1920 DEATH of brother, Christopher A Wagner, obit 14 Dec 1920: "...The following relatives survive...4 bros: Conrad of this city; Lawrence of Sedalia; Henry of Mabton WA; and Louis of Denver CO.

1928 50th WED ANN: Post Tribune, Jeff City Monday, Oct 8, 1928 - 50th Wed Anniversary: "Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner, 623 East High Street, pioneer residents of this section, are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary today. Members of the family have arrived here from various parts of the country, and a banquet this evening at the Missouri Hotel conclude the day's celebration.
Mr and Mrs Wagner, aged 79 and 70 years respectively, have lived in Jeff City a greater part of their married life and head one of the most prominent families of this section.
Seven children were born: Otto and George, twins, died when three months old. The others were Adolph, Edwin, Frieda, Emil and Paul. The first three are married. There is one grand daughter, Miss Ruth, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner of Jefferson City. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wagner reside in St Louis, Mr and Mrs Wm Herfurth reside in Boise Idaho, as does Emil Wagner. Paul resides in Marshfield, Oregon.
Mr Wagner was born May 1, 1849, nine miles east of Jefferson City near Schuberts, where his father and grandfather settled in seven years before. The National Highway which was then just being completed, ran through this farm. Mr Wagner assisted his father in farming and in the brewery business which they had established on the farm. They resided there until 1870, when they left the farm to come to Jefferson City where they purchased the old Gundlefinger Brewery. The Brewery was then conducted under the name of the C and L Brewery Company until sold to the Moerschel brothers in 1892.
During the years in the brewery the Wagners installed the first ice plant in Central Missouri. They later entered business in Colorado Springs, and in 1902 engaged in the lumber business in Missouri and Arkansas.
Mr Wager was prominent in the progress of Jefferson City in the early days. For twelve years, 1896 to 1908, he served as a stockholder and director of the First National Bank. He was greatly interested in any activities for the advancement of the city and was connected with many such movements. He retired from active business, however, twenty years ago.
Mrs Wagner, nee Theresia C Walther, was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Walther and was born at the farm home near the mouth of the Moreau, January 8 1858. She spent her early years on the farm there and was educated in the schools in Jefferson City.
They were married Oct 8, 1878, the wedding taking place on the Moreau and was one of the largest affairs of its kind in those days. Hundreds of relatives and other acquaintances attended from Cole and Osage Counties.
The two well known residents, although advanced in age, are active and in exceptionally good health. Mr Wagner finds time to take frequent trips through the woodlands near here on hunting expeditions. He is one of the most ardent squirrel hunters in the section. Mrs Wagner keeps busy with her house work which gives her great enjoyment.
Hundreds of congratulations were extended to them today by friends in Jeff City and surrounding communities.
All the living children are here for the celebration."

1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp-1st pt:A/C Img 33,pg 40,4-17, Dw 290,387-623 High St:
WAGNER, Conrad-head 80/MO (Gy,Gy) md at 29, no occupation, own home, value
$8000; Theresia C-wife 72/MO (Gy, Gy) md at 20, no occupation

1932 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: Conrad Wagner died 21 May 1932, buried in the German Evangelical Cemetery, Death Certificate #15660.
He gave Cemetery land to the German Evangelical Church across the street from his home, located between Washington and Broadway. When the freeway went through, the cemetery was moved to one end of Riverview Cemetery, and everyone was moved.
Children living: Adolph-Jeff City, Edwin-St Louis, Frieda and Emil-Boise, Idaho; Paul-Salem, Oregon; one grandaughter, Ruth-Jeff City. Three brothers: Lawrence-Sedalia; Louis-Denver; Henry-Los Angeles; Mrs. George Peasner.


NOTES: Conrad's nickname - "Coon". Wife, Theresia nicknamed "Tracy". Married by JJ Sommers, Justice of Peace, at home of Albert Walther. Witnesses: George Walther and Catherine Wagner, Henry Wagner and Elizabeth Walther.
Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Conrad Wagner, dated 12 Sept 1898 from Germany. "I am now here with Mrs Timmer, sister of Mrs Ott. Thursday I will go to Nuernberg and from there to Meitlingen, your mothers birthplace. From there I go to Miltenberg, then to Potsdam to see Runges (sp?) folks and from there to Hamberg and pr (?) Stramerhouse Oct 2nd will drop postal over in a while been from Mietlingen I will write letter. The Ruins you observe on card are "alv robber roasts" about 700 years old. Preserve all cards I write home."
Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Joe Penninger 12 Aug 1898 from Germany. "Just got letter from home after I wrote yesterday. This is a fine place though too cold. Need overcoat every morning. Tell Susie I ....fellow for her. Will bring him or shall ship him by express. Glad to hear little Paul is keeping well. Go to Bavaria next Wednesday to visit parents old house. Love to Joe and Susie. Is Joe running for sheriff? Remember me to all at home. With love, your Bro Conrad Wagner."
Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Joe Penninger 18 Sep 1898 from Germany. "Dear Sister. Afternoon yesterday I skiied in your mother's birthplace, Mietlingen. The old house is still in good condition and a great many still living there. Knew and remembered your mother and all the Goser family and all wish to be remembered. This morning I attended Ch services in the Ulmer Minstern. The steeple is 500 feet high. Tell Joe will be back in time to vote for him. Love to all. Yours, Conrad Wagner."

Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, pg 374: Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City, this county, May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby. He later attended Jones' Commercial College, St Louis, graduating in the class of 1869, from where he returned to the home of his father George Wagner, and later removed to Jefferson City. Here he worked in the brewery his father had recently purchased from John Gundlefinger, continuing here until his father retired from business in 1887, when he, in partnership with his brother, Lawrence, operated the brewery successfully until 1892, when it was disposed of to the present proprietors, the Moerschel Brothers. He then engaged in the wholesle wine, beer and liquor business in Colorado Springs, being associated in this business with his brother, Lawrence, and in which he still retains his interest, his brother looking after the business. In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr Wagner is a stockholder in the First National Bank, of which he is a director.
He was united in marriage October 8, 1878, to Theresa C., daughter of Albert Walther, a prominent farmer near Ewing Station. To this union have been born four sons and one daughter: Adolph L is a druggist with G A Fischer; Edwin L is also a druggist in the employ of J L Wright; Miss Frieda is at school in Colorado Springs; Emil and Paul are home. Mr Wagner is a member of the Evangelical Central Lutheran church. His business movements in life have been attended with uniform financial success, and , as a result, he is now able to live in comparative retirement, although still in the prime of life. His home is 113 West Ashley Street.

Conrad married Theresia Catherine Walther 8 Oct 1878, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States. Theresia (daughter of Albrecht Walther and Maria Anna Goser) was born 8 Jan 1858, Cole, Missouri, United States; was christened , Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States; died 25 Dec 1932, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States; was buried 27 Dec 1932, Riverview Cemetery, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1880 BIRTH, DEATH, BURIAL: Records of Robert P Wagner. Family Evangelical religeous book, names and dates written by Conrad Wagner. Infant death. Buried Riverview Cemetery.

1928 HIST: Post Tribune, Jeff City Monday, Oct 8, 1928-50th Wedding Anniversary: "Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner, 623 East High Street... Seven children were born: Otto and George, twins, died when three months old..."

Notes:

1880 BIRTH, DEATH, BURIAL: Records of Robert P Wagner. Family Evangelical religeous book, names and dates written by Conrad Wagner. Infant death. Buried Riverview Cemetery.

1928 HIST: Post Tribune, Jeff City Monday, Oct 8, 1928-50th Wedding Anniversary: "Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner, 623 East High Street... Seven children were born: Otto and George, twins, died when three months old..."

Notes:

1881 BIRTH: Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO and Cole Co Birth Records 1883-1906 #1241.
Evangelical births on list from David Mueller, March 1986: Adolf Lorenz Wagner bn 4/15/1881

1900 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City, 113 Ashley St: Adolph Wagner 19/MO, born April 1881, son of Conrad and Thresa Wagner

1904 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: Adolph Lawrence Wagner, over 21, of Morkugee, Creek Nation, Indian Territory md Miss Hannah Agnes Knaup, over 18, of Jefferson City on 6 April 1904 by C Hoffman, Pastor of the German Ev. Central Church.

1910 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc Img 9,pg 180,4-19,Dw 88/94-113 Ashley St:
WAGNER, Adolph L-head 29/MO (MO,MO) md1x-6 yrs, druggist-pharmacy; Hannah-wife
29/MO (MO,MO) md1x-6yrs, 1/1 child living; Ruth-dau 4/MO (MO,MO)

1920 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc Img 14,1-9,Dw 38,204-105 1/2 E. High St:
WAGNER, Adolph-head 58/MO (MO,MO) md, druggist at drug store; Hannah-wife
38/MO (GY,GY) md, no occupation; Ruth-dau 14/MO (MO,MO) single;
Conrad-father 70/MO (GY,GY) md, no occupation; Theresia-mother
61/MO (GY,GY) md, no occupation; KNAUP, Anna-mother-in-law 66/MO
(GY,GY) widow; Mathilda-sister in law 47/MO (GY,GY) single seamstress,
private; Opal LOHREY-boarder 16/MO (MO,MO) single, no occupation.

1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City - cannot find as of January 2010

1932 DEATH of father, obit May 22 1932: "Children living: Adolph-Jefferson City..."

1940 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City 26-11:Anc Img18,4-9,pg9B:
WAGNER, Adolph-head, renting 58/MO,1935-same home, md,
druggist-drug store income 1939 1200; Hannah-wife
59/MO no income; Ruth-dau 35MO [says md] secretary
for State income 980 1939

1968 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Adolph Lawrence Wagner died 28 October 1968 at St Mary's Hospital; buried Riverview Cemetery next to Hannah, his wife.
Pers knowledge, Robert P Wagner, nephew, & Ruth Wagner, daughter.

NOTES: Lived at 323-A E. McCarty Street, Jeff City, MO. Adolph a pharmacist at G.A.Fischer Drug.

Adolph married Hanna Agnes Katherine Knaup 6 Apr 1904, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States. Hanna (daughter of Lawrence J Knaup and Anna Elizabeth Ittner) was born 6 Jan 1881, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States; died 23 Apr 1958, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States; was buried Apr 1958, Riverview Cemetery, Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1882 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Edwin Louis Wagner born 19 July 1882
Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO, Cole Co, MO, from list of David Mueller, March 1986: Edwin Louis Wagner born 7/19/1882.
Jeff City People's Tribune, 26 Jul 1882, pg 4.

1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City,113 Ashley St: Edwin Wagner 17/MO, born July 1872, son of Conrad & Thresa Wagner

1902 EDUCATION: MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Diploma from the Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, to Edwin Louis Wagner, have served a regular Apprenticeship to the Drug and Apothecary Business, having passed an examination in Materia Medica, Botany, Microscopy Pharmacy and Chemistry... is hereby declared a Graduate in Pharmacy, this 11th day of April 1902. Signed by each professor and board - Pres, VP, Chairman Bd Trustees, Dean, Secretary

1908 MARRIAGE: MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Edwin Louis Wagner md to Laura Jameton 29 September 1908. No children.

1910 CENSUS:MO,St Louis-Lebeha Hosp:Anc Img 16,pg 8B,4-20,Dw 128,182-3563 Vista Ave:
WAGNER, Edwin L-head 28/MO (MO,MO) md 1x-1yr, clerk pharmisist; Mrs. Edwin L
Wagner-wife 27/MO (Fr,MO) md 1x-1yr - 0 children; Debbie WOLF-boarder
37/GY (Gy,Gy) single colp & oleau [??]

1920 CENSUS: MO,St Louis Co: Anc.com Img , pg 106, 10 June,Dwelling 19/27, 408 Numine St:
WAGNER, Edwin-head 37/MO (MO,MO) md pharmicist-drug store;
Laura A-wife 36/MO (Paris.MO)no occ' Sophia WOLF-boarder
46/Gy (Gy,Gy) single
1927 HISTORY: MO,St Louis Co-University City: Picture: "Edwin Wagner's house 1927-7308 Wellington Ave, University City, Missouri, St. Louis County-camera too low"

1930 CENSUS:MO,St Louis Co-University City:Anc Img 7,pg 271,date?,Dw 96/96-7308 Wellington Ave:
WAGNER, Edwin-head 47/MO (MO,MO) md at 26, pharmacist-drug store,own farm [8000];
Laura V-wife 47/MO (Fr,MO) md at 26, no occupation; Caroline JAMETON-m in law
71/MO (Gy,Gy) widow, md at 23, no occupation.

DEATH of father, obit May 22 1932: Children living: ...Edwin-St Louis..."

1940 CENSUS: MO,St Louis Co-University City 95-94: Anc Img 7,Dw 71-7308 Wellington Ave:
WAGNER, Edwin L-head 57/MO,1935-same home; Pharmacist-Rothade
Drug Store income 1300-1939; Laura-wife 57/MO no income;
Caroline Jameton-m in law 81/MO widow-no income

1956 DEATH of wife: MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Laura Jameton Wagner died 23 October 1956; buried Bellefontaine Cemetery.

1957 WILL: MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Leon Jameton Jr, co-exec of will lived 7404 Carleton Ave, St Louis 14 MO, brother in law to Edwin. Will: Leon U. Jameton nephew, Alice Jameton sister in law & rest divided between brothers & sisters: Frieda, Adolph, Emil, Paul. Dated 25 Feb 1957

1959 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Edwin Louis Wagner died of heart attack in drug store where he had worked, 19 February 1959, buried Bellefontaine Cemetery

NOTES: No children. Edwin a pharmicist for J.L.Wright drug store. Went to Israel after Laura died, came home, went into drug store to visit and had heart attack there. Died of coronary occlusion due to coronary sclerosis. Lived at University City, 7308 Wellington.

Edwin married Laura Jameton 29 Sep 1908, Saint Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States. Laura was born 25 Feb 1883, Saint Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States; died 23 Oct 1956, Saint Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, United States; was buried Oct 1956, Bellefontaine Cemetery, St Louis, St Louis, Missouri. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1884 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, Frieda Kathrina Wagner born 19 October 1884, dau of Conrad Wagner & Theresia Walther
Evangelical Birth list from David Mueller, March 1986: Frieda Cath. Wagner born 10/19/1884

HIST: Frieda went to school in Colorado Springs

1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole - not there - in Colorado Springs? Cannot find her as of January 2010

1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 9,pg 180, 19 April, Dwelling 88/94-113 Ashley St: Frieda K Wagner age 25 born Missouri (MO,MO) single proof reader at court house, daughter of Conrad and Theressa Wagner

1920 CENSUS: ID,Ada Co-Fair Ground Precinct ED 29: A/C Img 4, pg 12B, 16 Feb, Dwelling 51/51:
WAGNER, Freda-head 35/MO (MO,MO) single, no occupation, own farm with mortgage;
Emil G-brother 33/MO (MO,MO) bookeeper in clothing-retail; Paul H-brother
23/MO (MO,MO) laborer on stock farm; Ida M McHUGH-boarder 31/Wisc
(Can,Can)no occ; John G McHugh-boarder 7/12-ID (Can,Wisc)

1921 MARRIAGE: ID, Ada-Boise, Frieda Kathrina Wagner married William Herfurth on 26 October, no children of own. Adopted a girl, Kathleen T., who was 13 years old

1930 CENSUS: ID,Ada Co-Fairground Precinct: A/C Img 12, pg 6B, 8 April, Dwelling 137/141: Frieda K Herfurth 45/MO (MO,MO) md at 34, no children or occupation, wife of William H Herfurth

1932 DEATH of father, obit May 22 1932: "Children living: ... Frieda and Emil-Boise, Idaho...

1940 CENSUS: ID,ID Canyon Co-Peaceful Valley 14-51:Anc Img 10,5-8,pg 5B,Dw 84: Frieda Herfurth age 55 bn Missouri, 4th grade completed, housewife, wife of William Herfurth

HIST: ID,Ada-Nampa: Bill and Frieda owned a ranch outside Nampa, which was known earlier as the "Wireless Ranch." The Ranch was originally a larger piece of property and other land was scattered around the larger piece. They had a radio tower and could transmit messages from one piece of property to another.
The Ranch in Idaho was a favorite place to go for the Paul Wagner family, when they would go to Eastern Oregon each year. Aunt Frieda would fix wonderful meals, but Bob says they loved her wonderful fried chicken, done in butter.

1972 DEATH, BURIAL: OR,Marion Co-Salem, Frieda K. Wagner Herfurth died on 7 January 1972; buried Sunset Cemetery, outside of Boise, Ada Co, Idaho next to husband Will Herfurth.


ACTION-CHECK OUT-Frieda Kathrina Wagner Herfurth
1. Cannot find Frieda in 1900 Cole Co MO census. Check Colorado Springs
2. Obituary says she was a pianist with Boston Symphony Orchestra - Bob not ever heard that before.
3. Land records for William Herfurth in Ada County
4. Find marriage records in Ada County

NOTES: Bob Wagner: I was told by Mom: I was hardly talking when saw Aunt Frieda cooking chicken to send home from ranch with us. I said, "chick, chick."

Frieda married William H Herfurth 26 Oct 1921, Boise, Ada, Idaho, United States. William was born 8 Mar 1884, California, Moniteau, Missouri, United States; died 1959, Nampa, Canyon, Idaho, United States; was buried 1959, Sunset Cemetery, Meridian, Ada, Idaho. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1886 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, Emil George Wagner born on 28 April to Conrad and Theresia Catherine Walther Wagner
Evangelical birth list from David Mueller, March 1986: Emil George Wagner bn 4/28/1886

1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, 113 Ashley St: Emil Wagner 14/MO, born April 1886, son of Conrad and Thresa Wagner

1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 9,pg 180, 19 April, Dwelling 88/94-113 Ashley St: Emil G Wagner age 22 born Missouri, single clerk in law office, son of Conrad and Theressa Wagner

1920 CENSUS: ID,Ada Co-Fairgrounds: Anc.com Img 4, pg 12B, 16 Feb, Dw 51/51: Emil G. Wagner 33/MO (MO,MO), brother to and living with Freda and Paul Wagner

1930 CENSUS: Cannot find as of 17 Oct 2012

1932 DEATH of father, obit May 22 1932: Children living: ...Frieda and Emil-Boise, Idaho...

1935 MARRIAGE: UT,Lake Co-Salt Lake City, Emil married Frances Folger on January 26, 1935, married by Jehovah Witness minister, no children

1940 CENSUS: UT,SL Co-SLC 30-95:Anc Img 25-2 pg 1B rear 1120 Johnson Ave, Dw19,val=175:
WAGNER, Emil G-head 53/MO md, 1935-same home-value 175,
minister of religeon; Frances B-wife 34/ID, minister of religeon
-next door are parents of Frances - #18:
FOLGER, Edward L-head 71/IL md,1935-American Fork UT,own home-125
not on farm; Viola M-wife 68/ID

1965 DEATH, BURIAL: UT, Lake Co-Salt Lake City, Emil George Wagner died of natural causes on Saturday, 18 December 1965; buried Wednesday, 22 Dec 1965, Salt Lake City Cemetery.


ACTION-CHECK OUT-Emil George Wagner:
1. Death date and obit found in paper, c1965-79 yrs old
2. Church records in Salt Lake City-Jehovah's Witness
3. Census records: 1930

Emil married Frances B Folger 26 Jan 1935, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Frances was born 29 Oct 1905, Fairfield, Camas, Idaho, United States; died 30 Jan 1984, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States; was buried 31 Jan 1984, Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1896 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, Paul Henry Wagner was born November 3, 1896 at 113 W Ashley, to Conrad & Theresa Walther Wagner

1897 HIST: Picture of Paul as baby, Suden [studio], Jefferson City MO:, "Paul H Wagner age 3 1/2 [months]"

1900 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City,113 Ashley St: Paul Wagner 3/MO, born Nov 1896, son of Conrad & Thresa Wagner

1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 9,pg 180, 19 April, Dw 88/94-113 Ashley St: Paul H Wagner age 13 born in Missouri (MO,MO) single, no occupation, son of Conrad and Theressa Wagner

1911-1912 HISTORY-EDUCATION: In yearbook of same year, called The Marcullus, page 43 is picture of Paul Wagner in the freshman class."

abt 1914 GRADUATION: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Paul could have graduated from high school about 1914, but his son, Bob, says that he moved West and did not graduate.

1916-1918 HIST: OR,Baker Co: Pictures: "Rock Creek Lake-Aug 16-16," "Burch Creek-1917,""Lime Creek Ridge, Burnt River Breaks-April 5,1918-sheep in the weeds," "On the trail-May 1918, lots of sheep," "Liddy Basin-May 1918," "Lookout Mountain-May 1918," Lookout Mountain & So. fork of Daley Creek-May 1918," "Soda Lake-May 1918," "Conner Creek (Ore)-1918," "Saw Mill Basin-June 12 1918," "Saw Mill Basin Camp-Curt Brown & Page Jeffries-June 1918," "Saw Mill Basin Camp-June 12, 1918; "Paul is the one with the sheep in his lap," "from front to rear: Shortie, Doodles and Ted-June 12, 1918"

1916-1917 HIST: OR,Malheur Co-Vale: Picture of Paul on horse: "Nov 1917-Vale,Ore. Could be 1916-worked for Mr Boggs then and am riding his horse - 'Skookum'," "Paul feeding chickens: "Paul Wagner 1917-homestead, Vale OR," picture of Emil Wagner and lady with 2 girls, Bob wrote: "Emil Wagner-homestead Vale,Malheur Co, Oregon," "from left to right, the first one is Paul Wagner, 2nd Otto Bramnel, the last is Emil Wagner, the others I don't know their names are neighbors on their ranch in Oregon," same picture in box: "The Davis family, Otto Brovoleit & Emil," a picture of man "Vale,Ore Nov 1917 (homestead)," "Homestead at Vale,Ore Nov 1917-Freda & Emil," "On their ranch in Oregon - Emil and Paul Wagner with their horse," "On their ranch in Oregon - Emil standing and Paul sitting, feeding their chickens. The boys are brothers, Wagner by name," "On their ranch in Oregon - Frieda Wagner with her cow."

1918 HIST: OR,Union Co: Pictures "The Big Pot-July 1918, George Downs snoozing-Powder River Mts," "Squaw Creek Meadows July 1918"

1918 HIST: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: "Paul Wagner August 1918 just before to the Army. Picture taken in passageway around the outside of the dome of Missouri State Capital at Jefferson City," Paul "I came out of the Wallowa Mts. (Oregon) about a week before this. Had been camped on big Minam River a little above the mouth of the North Fork of Minam." Several pictures, one Ruth, others Celesta & Veneta Gretlein and Paul Wagner

1918-1919 MILITARY: Anc.com Img 2, Oregon Baker Co US WW I Draft Registration Card #72: Paul Henry Wagner age 21, living in Richland, Oregon. Born Nov 3, 1896, Jefferson City, Missouri, USA. Father's birthplace: Jefferson City, Missouri, USA. Name of Employer: Orson Moody, Baker OR. Name of nearest relative: Conrad Wagner, 105 E High, Jefferson City, MO, signed Paul Henry Wagner. Registrar's Report 36-3-1 "B": Gray eyes, Light brown hair, no physical disqualifications. Signed C E Thorp-June 5, 1918.
Honorable Discharge papers, dated 16 April 1919: "Paul H Wagner, 4275362, Corp. Co. F, 8th Bu. Repl. Train. Center Camp McArthur, Texas thru 1st Co. 166 D.R. for demoholization. ...Honorably discharged ...by reason of: Muster int tel. A. G. O. Nov 16-18. Said Paul H Wagner was born Jefferson City, in the State of Missouri. When enlisted he was 21 yrs of age and by occupation a Sheepherder. He had blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion and was 5 feet 10 3/4 inches in height. Given under my hand at Camp Lewis, Wash., this 11 day of Jan., 1919. Edwin A Sherman, Major Infantry USA. Place of enlistment: Baker, OR, pd in full $60.
Other side: Paul H Wagner, Corporal, enlisted or inducted 4 Sep 1918, Baker OR. Serving in first enlistment period at date of discharge. Prior service: none. No battles, no vocation, no wounds, good physical condition when discharged. Typhoid prophylaxis completed 21 Sep 1918. Single. Excellent character. Remarks: No AWOL, never sick, ULD under GO 31 W D/12 and GO 45 W D/14. Services honest and faithful, entitled to travel pay, signed Thomas L Kendell, Capt Infantry, 1st Co.
Service cards: Anc.com: Paul H Wagner, Cpl US Army, WWI, born 3 Nov 1896, died 19 Jan 1967. Service start date 4 Sept 1918, Interment 23 Jan 1967, Willamette Cem, 11800 SE Scott Blvd, Portland OR, Section S, Site 1053.

1919 HIST: OR,Malheur Co-Jamieson: Pictures: "Orman Ranch-February Lambing," "Curt Brown February Lambing, Orman Ranch, Jamieson,Malheur County, Ore-1919," several more pictures, some labeled, some not, same size paper, etc. "Orman Ranch,"

1919-1920 HIST: ID,Ada Co-Boise: 4 pictures of girls, one with Paul, 1 picture says: "Boise Ida 1919 or 1920"

1920 CENSUS: OR,Malheur Co-Jamieson Precinct: Anc.com Img 4 pg 6B,1-26,Dw 43/44-Farm:
WAGNER, Paul 24/MO (US,US) single farm laborer, living with Cordon G Racsdale
25/OR (MO,NE) and family. Another laborer, Clyde Elyaff 27/Bulgaria also

1920 CENSUS: ID,Ada Co-Fairgrounds: Anc.com Img 4, pg 12B, 16 Feb, Dw 51/51: Paul H Wagner 23/MO, brother to and living with Freda Wagner and brother, Emil G Wagner

1924-1926 HIST: 1924-OR,Baker-Baker: Pictures of North Powder Lake, picture of Charlie Lee &
Paul Wagner "Aug 1924-at left Charles Lee, to the right Paul H. Wagner age
27, our son. Conrad & Theresia Wagner," several pictures of same girl-Baker?
says simply "1924," "Snake River 1 mile above Robinette Ore-Aug 1924,"
"Eagle Valley at Newbridge Ore-Aug 1924," a building in Robinette Ore "Aug
1924," "Snake River-Aug 1924," "abt 5 miles out of Baker Ore, on road to
Eagle Valley 9in neighborhood of Flagstaff Mine-Aug 1924," Sheep in desert
"Aug 1924-Baker,"
1925-OR,Coos Co: Sand Hill Lake January
1926-OR,Klamath Co-Crater Lake: Pictures of Paul at Crater Lake-July
1926-OR,Curry Co: Pictures of sunset near Arizona Inn and Roosevelt Hwy, Sept.

1927-1928 HISTORY: OR,Coos-Marshfield: Pictures of 'Coyote Pete,'-Dec, picture of many people on bridge below Silver Falls, Coos River, Marshfield, Ore"
Jefferson City MO Post Tribune, Monday, Oct 8, 1928 - 50th Wed Anniversary: "Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner, 623
East High Street... Seven children were born: Paul resides in Marshfield, Oregon."

1930 CENSUS: to find [haven't found as of March 2010

1932 DEATH of father, obit May 22 1932: "Children living: ... Paul-Salem, Oregon...

1932 HIST: OR,Marion Co-Salem: Picture of Paul standing "Salem, 1932" Auditor for Oregon State. After that he worked for Sawtell Accounting firm [picture of Paul Wagner, when he went back to work here - newspaper article]

1934 MARRIAGE: OR, Multnomah Co-Portland: LaRue Thomas married Paul Henry Wagner on 21 April 1934 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, William R Sloan performing the ceremony.

1940 CENSUS: OR,Multnomah Co-Kendall,Ed 26-59:Anc Img 31,4-22,pg 16A,7609 SE Crystal Springs Blvd, Dw 371:
WAGNER, Paul H-head renting value of home 15, 43/MO md, 1935-same home,
Public Accountant-private practice OA , Income-0, other income-yes;
LaRue T-wife ... Steographer-publice bldg PW, income 1939 375;
Saundra L-dau... Robert P-son... Virginia B BASSLEY-housekeeper...

1942 MILITARY: OR,Multnomah Co-Portland: Anc Img 571 - US WW II Draft Registration Card #6095:
Paul Henry Wagner age 45, born Nov 3, 1896 in Jefferson City, Missouri. Living at 7200 LaView Drive, Portland, Oregon, Telephone #7790; Mrs P. H. Wagner, 7200 LaView Drive, Portland, Oregon. Employer's name and address: Self, 809 Couch Bldg, Portland, Oregon. Signed Paul Henry Wagner.

1967 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Multnomah-Portland: Paul Henry Wagner died 19 January 1967, just 6 days after his wife, LaRue, died; buried 23 Jan 1967, Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Oregon, same grave as wife (Military custom).
Oregon Death Records show died Washington Co, Ancestry.com shows Clackamas Co.

NOTES: Paul was a self-employed accountant, previously working for the State of Oregon, in Salem. He liked camping and took his family once a year to camp for a full month in the Wallowa Mountains. Would visit his sister in Idaho when went camping. Tried to stay close to family.

Paul married Rose LaRue Thomas 21 May 1934, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States. Rose (daughter of William Henry Thomas and Rosara Bradshaw Obray) was born 16 May 1905, Paradise, Cache, Utah, United States; died 13 Jan 1967, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States; was buried 18 Jan 1967, Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. [Group Sheet]

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1905 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Ruth Elizabeth Wagner born 11 Aug 1905
BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Cole Co,MO Bir Rcds 1883-1906 #1242; pers know, rcds of Ruth Wagner, Jeff City MO, 1905 & Bob Wagner. Bur alongside parents in Riverside Cemetery. Ruth never married.

1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 14, 9 January, Dwelling 38/204, 105 1/2 E. High St: Ruth Wagner age 14, born in Missouri-single daughter of Adolph and Hannah Wagner

1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City: Cannot find as of Oct 17, 2012

1932 DEATH of grandfather, Conrad Wagner, obit May 22 1932: "...one grandaughter, Ruth-Jeff City...

1940 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City 26-11:Anc Img18,4-9,pg9B: Ruth Wagner age 35 bn Missouri [says married but not], secretary for State, income 980 in 1939, dau of Adolph and Hannah Wagner

1963-1994 HISTORY: Bob Wagner [nephew] and Pam Wagner his wife were able to visit Ruth and her father at their apartment, 323-A E. McCarty Street, Jeff City, MO. Adolph was a pharmacist at G.A.Fischer Drug and Ruth also worked there as a cashier and in the cosmetic department . It was the only job she ever had.
Bob visited Ruth when he had Dental lectures in Omaha and Springfield MO, as well as when Bob went with Kent Kimister to the Chicago mid-winter Dental meeting. After buying our home in 1977, also began to drive back to visit, one year taking son Paul with us, going to Minnisota a couple of times and driving down to visit. Bob and Pam began going with his sister and husband several times, including her funeral and the year after to finish her estate, as well as several times after to visit other family we had met. She was fun to visit with, and we enjoyed taking her to lunch or dinner at Nick's Homestead, Yen's Chinese buffet and across the River to the Olive Garden in Columbia. She also loved to go to Stevenson's Apple Farm in Independence, but we did not get the chance to take her there.
Ruth loved to go out to eat and spent many days a month going with Lucy and Lloyd Tracy to the cemetery and to their home and to restaurants, as well as Clare Brocksiek, Ruby and Al, Virgie, Jim and Susie Wisch, and others. Jim's birthday was the same day as Ruth's and they celebrated them together many years. [see Family History-Wagner, Ruth]

1994 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Ruth Elizabeth Wagner died 5 Oct 1994; buried Riverview Cemetery, same row as parents. Bob, Pam and Paul went back to the funeral. After, we , along with Ruth's niece, who didn't know about Bob, separated things out in her apartment. I remember making a list aand putting who received what from the will and otherwise. S"he was not too happy about the situation. Bob and I had to get back to MT for work and mission business, so left Paul to clean up the apartment, make sure everything was in order, taking thre rest not taken to Good Will. He also dedicated her grave. We had rented a U-Haul to carry what furniture we had back home, and Paul had the tan van. He bought some ice crean at Central Dairy and it lasted until back to Montana, using dry ice. That started the tradition of buying that wonderful ice crem and bringing it home.

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1919 BIRTH: ID,Bannock-Pocatello: Mabel Katherine Morrison Herfurth was born March 29, 1919 to Fred Morrison [born Ft Scott, KS] and Margaret Raidy [Constable, NY], both of Pocatello. Kathy was adopted by William Herfurth & Frieda Wagner Herfurth when she was 13 yrs of age.

1929 ADOPTION: ID,Ada Co: Children's Home Finding and Aid Societiy of Idaho, Probate Court of Ada County, 10 Sep 1929: "Upon reading and filing the petition of William Herfurth and Freida K Herfurth, his wife, from which it appears that the said Katherine Morrison is a child of Lena Morrison, step-mother and Fred Morrison is a minor under the age of eighteen years, and was born on the 29th day of March 1919, in lawful wedlock; that said William Herfurth and Freida K. Herfurth, his wife, who are residents of the County of Ada, State of Idaho, desire to adopt said child as their child; that the said Probate Court of Bannock County of State of Idaho did, by an instrument in writing bearing date on the 10th day of September 1929, surrender said child... Signed Probate Judge, John Jackson 10th day of September 1932."

1940 CENSUS: ID,ID Canyon Co-Peaceful Valley 14-51:Anc Img 10,5-8,pg 5B,Dw 84: Katherine Herfurth age 21 bn Idaho, helper on farm, single dau of William and Frieda Herfurth

1952 MARRIAGE#1: WA,Skamania Co-No Bonneville: Katherine Herfurth md Daniel Oliver Hammond 18 Jan 1952. No children.

1959 HIST: CA-Hollywood: Obit of father, William Herfurth: "Mrs Katherine Hammond, Hollywood, Calif."

1963 DEATH OF HUSBAND: OR,Marion-Salem: Daniel Oliver Hammond died 28 Nov 1963

1974 MARRIAGE #2: NV,Clark Co-Las Vegas: Kathleen Herfurth Hammond md Wilfred Glen Barkdoll, also no children.

1975 HIST: OR, Marion-Salem: Motor Vehicle Sec. Agreement April 22, 1975: Wilfred G Barkdoll and Kathleen T Barkdoll living at 4679 Deepwood Place NE (Sleepy Hollow Mobile Village), Salem, Oregon

HIST-Kathy: OR,Marion Co-Salem, but moving on Mitchell across Street from LDS Church. Keyser-landlords? or Lancaster?

NOTES: A history of Kathy's natural family, sent to Kathy by an Aunt, who did not date or sign it. Said she sent her the Family Register of the Raidy family: "A BRIEF HISTORY OF OUR ANCESTORS, written by memory of stories related by father and mother, sent to Kathy by an Aunt, who did not sign history or date it. Said she sent her the Family Register of the RAIDY family.
Grandfather: Michael Raidy, the third child of twelve children, born in Co. Kerry, Ireland. The family came to the USA when he was quite a young boy and settled at Crown Point, N.Y., not far from Platsburg, where more of the children were born. Moved to New Foundout, Canada (abt 12-15 miles from where we live), where his younger brothers and sisters were born. All of them are dead now. The only ones I knew personally were Aunt JoHannah, Uncle Tim, Uncle Jerry (Dr. O'Ready) and Aunt Mary and Uncle Pat.
Uncle Tim's family lived near Crown Point. He had one son and four daughters. They visited us years ago when we were children but I have lost track of them.
Aunt JoHannah md Bernard O'Connor and they lived about 12 miles from us in Canada. I think there were 12 children in their family.... The youngest son, Bernard, lives in the old home, and has three children (boy in Army, one at home, a dau, trained nurse, in Montreal Hosp).
Aunt Mary md Bill Cahilll and they lived in Constable, about 8 miles from us. They had 4 sons: Will, John, George & Elmer, 1 dau Lillian (md Elmer Brady & lives nr Platsburg).
Uncle Pat's family I knew best of all. Three children: Mary (Mae), Tom and Arthur (Artie). They lived in N. Adams, Mass & came to visit us for summer hollidays. Mae & I started to teach school about the same time. I taught 11 yrs before I was md. Mae never md and taught until she died, about 5 years ago. Artie was your mother's special chum-his wife says she never could of got him if Margaret (your mother) had not been his cousin. Artie and Tom both live in New York City. Artie has 2 sons, Art Jr & Heaton, both md & Art Jr has 3 children. Heaton md last June.
Uncle Jerry, when a young man, started to study for the priesthood but while at college met and fell in love with with a very beautiful girl, Rose Crilly. He transferred his studies from theology to Medicine and fraduated an MD instead of a Priest. He md Aunt Rose, went west and settle in Millbank S.D, where he practiced until his death, some 30 years ago. They had 4 children: Henry, Blanche, Will & (I think) Katharine. It's a good many yrs since I have heard anything of them. Uncle Jerry wrote his name Dr. O'Ready, & in the west he used his middle name James instead of Jerry... Blanche md a Mr. Otto, Henry in grocery business, Will served overseas in last war.

BARRY FAMILY: Your grandfather, John Barry and greatgrandmother, Margaret Daly Barry came to this country from county Cork, Ireland with their family of 5 children, about 100 yrs ago. Grandfather Barry had 5 bros, who came with their families before he came and were all settled within a radius of 10-15 miles of each other. After a short stay among his bros, Grandfather bought the farm where your mother was born and your Uncle Johnnie Raidy now lives. His bros helped him clear the land and build a log house and there he settled with his family. They bought a yoke of oxen, cleared the land and cultivated the soil - changed later to horses and from forest land to cultivated fields and green pastures and meadows.
Your grandmother had 3 sisters: Aunt Mary, Aunt Kate and your grandmother "Margaret," Aunt Norah & 1 bro, Michael.
Aunt Mary md Mr Barnhart,had 2 children:Will & Lillian. Lived in Chicago. Think they are all dead.
Aunt Kate md Andrew Fitzsimons, lived in Carthage NY - no family and are both dead.
Aunt Norah md Wm McCarthy, lived abt 8 miles from us Constable, NY. Had 1 girl, Katie, and 3 boys: Dinnie, Johnnie and Willie. Katie died 24 yrs ago. Johnnie and I were about the same age. Johnnie md Tina Layhon, one of your mother's girlhood chums. Johnnie & Tina had no family-both dead. Dinnie lives on the old home in Constable, Willie manager of the Martha Washington Hotel in NYC-been in the hotel business for 30 yrs or more.
Your grandmother's only bro, "Uncle Mikie" died when a boy of 14 yrs.
Your grandfather, Michael Raidy and your grandmother, Margaret Barry Raidy, were md in St Bridgets Church, Trout River, by Father Ryan, parish priest, in Nov 1872. They had 4 children: Johnnie, Will myself and your mother was the youngest. Your grandfather Raidy died Nov 19, 1916, your mother died Feb 14, 1920, your grandmother Jan 25, 1929. May their souls rest in peace.

Kathleen married Daniel Oliver Hammond 18 Jan 1952, North Bonneville, Skamania, Washington, United States. Daniel was born 19 Nov 1905, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States; died 28 Nov 1963, Salem, Marion, Oregon, United States; was buried 3 Dec 1963, Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. [Group Sheet]

Kathleen married Wilfred Glen Barkdoll 1974, Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada, United States. Wilfred was born 29 Dec 1919, Forest Grove, Washington, Oregon, United States; died 13 May 1986, Dallas, Polk, Oregon, United States; was buried 19 May 1986, Salem, Marion, Oregon, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Living married Living (daughter of Paul Leslie Day and Loretta Lee Marcher) [Group Sheet]

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BIR: Personal knowledge & rcds of Paul D Wagner