William Starbuck

Notes:

Obituary in Daughters of Utah Pioneers, pg 630:
“Abigail Starbuck Coffin, born 1 Jun 1813 in Richmond, Indiana; died 11 Dec 1891 in Cambridge, Idaho; parents-William Starbuck and Ester Coffin; pioneer 1 Oct 1852-Harmon Cutler Wagon Train; married William Barney Coffin 21 Sep 1833 in Indiana; her husband died 4 Jun 1850 in Council Bluffs, Iowa; children: Eliza Jane born 1835; Jane Starbuck born 1836; James Starbuck born 1836; Ann Eliza born 1839; Nathan Harrison born 1840; Cyrus Thompson born 1842; Ester Hunt born 1844; William Albert born 1846; Sarah Ellen born 1849 (obit from Marcia Nelson)

William married Esther Coffin Bef 1813. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1813 BIR, 1833 MG, 1891 DTH: Marcia Nelson, Jan 2000 letter, pedigree of her family. She is dau of William Starbuck and Esther Coffin.

1813-1891 HIST: "Pioneer Women of Faith and Fortitude, Vol 1, pg 630-31-International Soc of Dau of Utah Pioneers..."

Abigail was bn Richmond Indiana in 1813, little more is known of her early life. She md Wm Barney Coffin in 1833. Abigail lost her first baby at eleven months, the baby was by the hearth and fell into the fire. She died as a result of her burns.
They moved to Indianna. They were baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They received much criticism from their parents and friends. They moved to Nauvoo.
They were driven into Missouri to Winter Quarters, from there, driven to Council Bluffs. Wm caught small pox and died 4 June 1850. Before he died, he said, "Abigail, this is the true church. Take the children and go into the West."
Two years later, she and her family started on the long journey westward. She used one cow and one ox for a team, her son Nathan, drove the wagon. They arrived in the Valley in 1852.
Abigail practiced as doctor and midwife in Ogden. When called, she would saddle her old horse and go where needed. Many times the cold would penetrate her very bones.
Abigail moved to Cambridge, Idaho and established a mercantile store. She had to travel to Ogden every two wks for dry goods. She would take eggs and butter for her neighbors and would trade for necessary items.
Abigail was known from Fort Hall, Idaho to Ogden, Utah as a midwife. She spent her last days with her son, Nathan, in Cambridge, and passed away Dec 11 1891, leaving her family, their most precious possession, a memory of their wonderful, courageous mother.

ORD: LDS Fam Hist Suite 2, computer software: Bapt 8 Oct 1968 SLAKE, Endow 7 FEb 1846 NAUVOO (must have been bapt earlier (CK OUT), SS: 9 May 1879 EHOUS; SP 21 Jan 1959 [no temple listed]

Abigail married William Barney Coffin 26 Sep 1833, Richmond, Wayne, Indiana, United States. William (son of James Coffin and Sally Starbuck) was born 27 Feb 1809, Salem Junction, Guilford, North Carolina; died 4 Jun 1850, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa, United States; was buried 7 Jun 1850, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Iowa, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Obituary in Daughters of Utah Pioneers, pg 630:
“Abigail Starbuck Coffin, born 1 Jun 1813 in Richmond, Indiana; died 11 Dec 1891 in Cambridge, Idaho; parents-William Starbuck and Ester Coffin; pioneer 1 Oct 1852-Harmon Cutler Wagon Train; married William Barney Coffin 21 Sep 1833 in Indiana; her husband died 4 Jun 1850 in Council Bluffs, Iowa; children: Eliza Jane born 1835; Jane Starbuck born 1836; James Starbuck born 1836; Ann Eliza born 1839; Nathan Harrison born 1840; Cyrus Thompson born 1842; Ester Hunt born 1844; William Albert born 1846; Sarah Ellen born 1849 (obit from Marcia Nelson)

Notes:

1839 BIR,1855 MG,1899 DTH: LDS Fam Hist Suite 2 computer software: Anna Eliza bn 24 Jan 1839-Richmond, Wayne, IN; md David Wm GARNER 18 Dec 1855; died 29 Dec 1899

Notes:

1840 BIR,1863 MG, 1908 DTH,BUR: LDS Fam Hist Suite 2, computer software: Nathan Harrison Coffin bn 28 Sep 1840-Richmond, Wayne, IN; md Chestina MC MURTERY 7 Dec 1863-Huntsville, Weber, UT; dd 10 May 1908- Downey, Bannock, ID; bur 13 May 1908-Downey, Bannock, ID. ORD: Bap 19 Apr 1855; E 28 Apr 1886-LOGAN; SS 28 Apr 1886-LOGAN. Resided UT-1852; Ogden Valley, Weber Co, UT-1870, farmer, road superviser, Justice of the Peace. Came to UT with Captain Cutler Compan. Nathan a High Councilor. 1870, Nathan lived in a household of 4; named his 12 children

Notes:

1842 BIR,MG,1890 DTH: LDS Fam Hist Suite 2 Computer Software: Cyrus Thompson bn 12 Oct 1842-Richmond, Wayne, IN, md Harriet Langlois [no date], dd 16 Jan 1890 (alternate date Jan 1918)

Notes:

1844 BIR,1865 MG,1920 DTH,BUR: Fam rcds-Lois Owen Chapman. Shows after sealing to husand date, an "L". ??
LDS Fam Hist Suite 2, computer software: Esther Hunt Coffin bn 15 Aug 1844-Richmond, Wayne, IN; md William Meyer GROW (Wm Mowyer GROW) 2 Jul 1865; dd 14 Dec 1920. ORD: Bap Aug 1852, 26 Sep 1967 SL; E: 21 Dec 1874; SP 4 Nov 1949 IFALL

1844 BIR,1865 MG,1920 DTH,BUR: Obit, Ammon ID, Dec 1920:

Feb 4--Following services at Ogden, the body of Mrs Esther Coffin Grow was brought here, where a funeral was held at the Ammon Ward chapel, Bishop Leonard Ball presded and made the closing remarks. Other speakers were Ephraim Empey, John Empey, and James Southwick. The ward choir furnished the music. Interment was in the Ammon Cemetery.
Mrs Grow was born in Wayne County, Indiana, Aug 15, 1844. The family moved to Illinois and thence to Council Bluffs, IA, where hr father died. She and her mother crossed the plains in 1852, locating on the corner of Twenty-fourth & Wall streets in Ogden, remaining there until 1860, when they went to Huntsville. She was married to Wm Grow in 1865 and 2 yrs later they moved to Albany OR, where they resided for 4 yrs. They them came to Ammon ID where they have resided since.
Besides her husband, she is survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls; William Grow-Willistown ND; Horace Grow-Roberts; James Grow and Mrs. Effie Poulter-Ogden UT; also 39 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.




Notes: from a note in mother's things-old: Miss Ava Johnston, Rt 5 Box 598, Dallas 9, TX - Gardner, Coffin, Starbuck

Esther married William Moyer Grow 2 Jul 1865, Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, United States. William (son of Henry Grow and Mary Moyer) was born 30 May 1842, Norristown, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States; died 11 Mar 1932, Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, United States; was buried 14 Mar 1932, Ammon, Bonneville, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1846 BIR,1866 MG, 1894 DTH,BUR: LDS Fam Hist Suite 2, computer software: Wm Albert Coffin bn 15 Nov 1846-Richmond, Wayne, IN; md Sophronia Elizabeth HUNT 1 Jan 1866 (1 Jan 1867-CK OUT)-Oxford, Bannock, ID; dd 22 May 1894-Cambridge, Bannock, ID, bur 27 May-Downey, Bannock, ID. ORD: Bapt 19 Apr 1885; E 30 Oct 1889; SS 30 Oct 1889; SP 4 Nov 1949 IFALL.

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Rawson-Coffin Family book, information of Lois Owen Chapman as gathered from F. Idaho 8 pts 1 and 2.
Another sheet shows E, SS 5 Aug 1883 (no temple shown). The first sheet shows rebapt: 12 Sep 1891,re-E
30 Mar 1892, SP 21 Dec 1874 (L) and 9 Nov 1950 (IF).

HIST: Biography of Mary Abigail Grow Owen, by dau Luella O Lambert, Rawson-Coffin Family book pg 118:

My mother, Mary Abigail Grow Owen, was born 27 Mar 1866 at Huntsville, Weber,UT, the daughter of Wm Moyer and Esther Hunt Coffin Grow. Her early life was spent there at Huntsville also. She was personally acquainted with Pr David O McKay, as he played, as a boy, with her brothers. She kept in touch with him during her life, seeing him at Conferences, etc. She sent her oldest son, Charles, to Weber College while Pr McKay was principal there.
Her parents moved to Camas ID, and it was there that she met Joseph Henry Owen, an Engineer on the railroad at that time. There were married 5 Aug 1883. Their first child, Joseph Wm, was born at Beaver Canyon, being born prematurely and lived only a short time, death occuring a few minutes after father blessed him with a name.
2 other children were born at Camas - Mary Ethel and Charles Henry. They then moved to a farm at what is now Ammon (ID). Here, 6 children were born, 2 died young-Zella Abigail bn 23 Aug 1899, died 11 Dec 1890 of summer complaint, and James Victor bn 24 Jul 1891, died 28 Feb 1892 of scarlet fever. Father then died after a short illness, leaving mother with 6 living children.
Mother and father had been planning on moving to Ogden UT. In fact, father had bought a home there, near the home of his parents, on Cross St. So, after father's death, mother decided to move there to live. Here, another child, Goldie Alverda, was born 5 months after father's death. After spending the winter there, mother decided to move back to Ammon, which she did in the spring of 1903.
Mother worked hard taking care of her family. She also worked in the Church. She was president of the Young Ladies Mutual for quite a few years. She served on the Old Folks committee and sent 3 of her family out into the mission field as missionaries.
Her youngest child, Goldie Alverda, was in the mission field at the time of her death, which occurred 10 Jan 1924 at Idaho Falls ID. She was buried in the Ammon Cemetery beside the graves of father and mother and 2 of her children. The oldest child was buried at Camas.
In the fall of 1910, mother began moving each fall to Logan UT, so that the children could attend the Brigham Young College there, then would return to Ammon as soon as school closed each spring, except for the spring of 1914, when she and daughter, Lois, stayed at Ogden UT with her mother-in-law, her father-in-law having passed away.
Mother moved back and forth for about 9 years. She worked at the Temple there, doing work for the dead, along with some research with her cousin, Mary Garner.
Several families from Ammon arranged with mother to have their sons and daughters stay there with her at Logan, sometimes 2-3 at a time, so mother worked very hard those years. One year she took in a son of her brother, David Grow, treating him with love and kindness, along with her own children.
Mother was an excellent cook, her pies especially being the very best. She was a good neighbor and wasactive all of her life in church work. She was buried 15 Jan 1924.



1920-21 HISTORY: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "... survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls...

Mary married Joseph Henry Owen 5 Aug 1883. Joseph was born 14 Oct 1857, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States; died 18 Apr 1902, Ammon, Bonneville, Idaho, United States; was buried 21 Apr 1902, Ammon, Bonneville, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR,MG, DTH: Family records of Lois Owen Chapman as given to Delsa Owen Murray: Rebaptized 11 Mar 1948, resealed 4 Oct 1949 (IF). After SP-date shown: "L" written on sheet.



1920-21 HISTORY: ND,Williams Co-Williston: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "...survived by the following children: ...William Grow-Willistown ND..."

Notes:

1871 BIR, MG: Family records of Lois Owen Chapman, as given to Delsa Owen Murray. Shows SP-9 Nov 1950-IF. After 21 Dec 1874 sealing date, shows "L". In Pioneers and Prominent Men in Utah, by Frank 1913, it show James as born 1872.



1920-21 HISTORY: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "... survived by the following children: ...James Grow and Mrs. Effie Poulter-Ogden UT"

James married Maud Hays Dec 1892, Utah, United States. Maud was born Abt 1875; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Family records of wife Mary Luetta Rawson Grow & Lois Owen Chapman: resealed to parents 9 Nov 1950-IF Temple. Also shows an "L" aft 1st sealing date. Mary Luetta shows md & sealed in Logan Temple.



1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc Img 7-8, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 302,306:
GROW, David H-head 27/UT bn Nov 1872 (PA,Ind) md 6yrs, fireman railroad; Mary L-
wife 24/UT bn Aug 1875(IL,IL) md 6yrs 4/4 children living; David J-son 5/ID bn
July 1894 (UT,UT); Mary L-dau 4/ID bn May 1896; Img 8: Cora-dau 2/ID bn May
1898; Daniel H-son 0/12-ID bn May 1900

David married Mary Luetta Rawson 1 Nov 1893, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States. Mary (daughter of Arthur Morrison Rawson and Margaret Angeline Pace) was born 10 Aug 1875, Harrisville, Weber, Utah, United States; died 1 May 1965, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States; was buried May 1965, Cove, Union, Oregon, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1875 BIRTH: UT,Weber Co-Huntsville: Jesse Michael Grown born 22 Oct 1875
BIR,MG, 1953 DTH: Nov 1999 letter: Family rcds of Marcia Livingood Nelson

1900 MARRIAGE: UT,Cache-Logan: Jesse M Grow md Christa Edith Empey Oct 1900

1920-21 HISTORY: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: Feb 1921 Obit of mother: "... survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls..."

1930 CENSUS: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: NA T626_397 pg 10A,Img898,BYUI-19/32,10 Apr Dw177:
GROW, Jess M-head 54/UT-abt 1875 (PA,IND) md 25 lst time, stockman-sheep;
Edith-wife 46/UT (UT/Wales)md 18 lst tm; Lulu-dau 16/ID(UT/UT) single;
Eldon J-son 14/ID; Darrell E-son 12/ID; Blanche-dau 10/ID

Jesse married Christa Edith Empey 24 Oct 1900, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States. Christa was born 18 May 1883, Lehi, Utah, Utah, United States; died 18 May 1935, Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1877 BIRTH: UT,Weber Co-Huntsville: Horace Isaac Grow born 8 Aug 1877, son of Wm & Esther Coffin Grow

1900 MARRIAGE: UT,Cache Co-Logan: Horace Isaac Grow md Rosella Rounds 7 Mar 1900. To this union 10 children were born.

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc.com Img 3, pg 12, 16 April, Dw 269/272:
GROW, Horace-head 22/UT bn Aug 1817 (PA,PA) md 14 yrs, farm laborer;
Rosella-wife 18/UT bn June 1882 (PA,Eng) md 14 yrs 0/0 children.

1900-1917 HIST: ID,Bonneville Co-Ammon: Aug 1960 Obit for Horace: "He farmed in the Ammon area until 1917..."

1910 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc.com Img 3, pg16A, April 30, Dwelling 250/252:\
GROW, Horace-head 32/UT (UT,UT) md 10 yrs, general farmer; Rosala-wife
28/UT (Mich,Eng) md 10 yrs, 4/4 children living; Horace W-son 9/ID;
Rosala-dau 7/ID; Amelia-dau 4/ID; William C-son 1 0/12-ID; Amelia
ROUNDS-mother in law 64/Eng 6/6 children living.

1920-21 HISTORY: ID,Jefferson Co-Roberts : Obit of mother Feb 1921: " survived by the following children: ... Horace Grow-Roberts..."

1920 CENSUS: ID,Jefferson Co-Roberts: Anc.com Img 9,pg 5, 21 Jan-Dwelling 40/41-1st St:
GROW, Horace I-head41/UT (UT,UT) farmer; Rosella-wife 37/UT (Mich,Eng) steno-
grapher-bank; Rosella M-dau 17/ID bookkeeper-bank; Amelia A-dau 13/ID
teacher-dist school; William C-son 11/ID farmer; Thelma-dau 9/ID; David W-
son 6/ID; George E-son 4 10/12-ID; Charles R-son 1 5/12-ID; ROUNDS,
Amelia-mother in law 73/Eng (Eng,Eng) widow; Leona-niece 21/ID (UT,UT)
saleslady-retail merchant.

1917-1928 HIST: ID,Jefferson Co-Roberts: Aug 1960 Obit for Horace: "...he moved to Roberts, continuing his farming there until 1928... He served as the first Bishop of the Roberts LDS Ward 5 Mar 1921, ordained by Melvin J Ballard..."

1928 HIST: ID,Ada Co-Nampa: Aug 1960 Obit for Horace: "...he moved to Nampa..."

1930 CENSUS:ID,Twin Falls Co-Twin Falls: Anc Img 7 pg 4B,4-7,Dwelling 87/98-#243 Van Buren St:
GROW, Horace I-head 50/UT (US,US) md at 20, salesman-washers, no vet, renting;
Rosella A-wife 48/UT (Eng,Eng) md at 18, no occ; David G-son 17/ID single
no occ; George-son 14/ID; Charles W-son 12/ID; Sterle M-son 9/ID; Ludean-
dau 5/ID.


1960 DEATH,BURIAL: ID,Jerome Co-Twin Falls: Horace Isaac Grow died 5 Aug 1960 at the home of his dau, Rosella Adams of causes incident to age; buried Cloverdale Memorial Park, Boise,Ada Co ID

Survivors are his sons and daughters: H Wesley-Lewiston; Mrs George (Amelia) Stallings-Firth; William C Grow-Boise; D Wendell Grow-San Juan Batistia CA; George E Grow and Mrs. Adams, both of Twin Falls; Charles R Grow-Glenns Ferry; S Victor Grow-Hayward CA; Mrs Lynn (Lou Dean) Boyce-Northridge CA; and a sister, Mrs Lee (Effie) Poulter-Ogden UT.

HIST: LDS Biog Encyc, Andrew Jenson, V4 p586: Horace I Grow, Bishop of Roberts Ward, Rigby Stake, Jefferson Co ID 1920-1928. Bn 8 Oct 1877 Huntsville, Weber, UT, son of Wm & Esther Coffin Grow. Bapt 1 Aug 1893, ord HP by Hyrum M Smith, ord Bishop 5 Mar 1921 by Melvin J Ballard



Great Grandpa Grow
1942-1960 , Idaho
I always called him Great Grandpa Grow. I remember as a small child visiting him in Nampa, Idaho and every Grow Family reunion he danced the jig until he was very old. He came to live with his daughter Rosella(my grandmother) when I was in my teens and he had what we now know as Altzheimers, and would wander away sometimes looking for his hat. We kids would search the neighborhood until he was found. He was a grand old man, very humble and mild, and he passed away at his daughter, Rosella's home in Twin Falls in August 1960 just after my graduation from high school. I remember seeing him in his casket. He had pure silver white hair and was dressed all in white a beautiful sight to see.
My memories of Grandpa Grow by Betty Jo
Gandpa Grow added this on 3 May 2009 I remembr him as a dancer. After my Grandmother Rosella died he would hitchhike where ever he could find a Church dance. When I was thirteen he visited us in Lewiston, Idaho and he was my first dance partner. I was thrilled. He had a tremendously handsome dark black widows peak until his hair turned white, quite late in life. He was a farmer and always wore bibbed overalls except on Sunday. Janet Grow Burgess born in 1936

Horace married Rosella A Rounds 7 Mar 1900, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States. Rosella was born 21 Jan 1882, Bountiful, Davis, Utah, United States; died 27 Oct 1948, Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho, United States; was buried 1 Nov 1948, Cloverdale Mem Pk, Boise, Ada, Idaho. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1879 BIRTH: UT: Cyrus Lott Grow born March 10, 1879

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc.com Img 7, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 296/301:
GROW, Cyrus L-head 21/UT bn March 1879 (MO,Ind) md 1 year-sheep herder;
Cecelia-wife bn Sept 1879/UT (Swed,Dnmk) md 1 yr, 1/1 child living;
Cyrus R-son 7/12-ID bn Jan 1900 (UT,UT); Sophia ZETTING-inlaw
60/Dnmk, bn Jan 1840 (Dnmk,Dnmk) wid, 5/7 children living

1910 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon Precinct-Village: Anc.com Img 3, p16A, 30 April, Dwelling 247/250:
GROW, Cecelie-head 30/UT ( )widow, dressmaker, own house; Raymond-son 10/ID
(UT,UT); Esther-dau 8/I (UT,UT); John W-son 5/ID; Vera-dau 3/ID; Sophina
Earlwater-mother 70/Denmark (Dnmk,Dnmk).

1920-21 HISTORY: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "... survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls; William Grow-Willistown ND; Horace Grow-Roberts; James Grow and Mrs. Effie Poulter-Ogden UT

Cyrus married C. Zitting. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1920-21 HISTORY: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "... survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls..."

Notes:

1886 BIR,MAR,DTH: Family rcds of Marcia Livingood Nelson from letter 25 Nov 1999, great granddaughter, who lived next door to her from the time she was born until she was 10 yrs old - knew her well. At a family reunion abt 1998 she taped the remembrances of William Moyer Grow and Esther Hunt Coffin, the ranch in Ammon ID and their Uncles.
In Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, by Frank 1913, it shows Esther bn 1885.

NOTES: Stories from Marci Nelson Jan 2000 letter re Esther Hunt Coffin. It seems she was very sick and dying in the back bedroom of my great-grandmother Effie's home in Ogden, my grandmother being 8 yrs old at the time, and she remembers Esther lying in the bed and taking her last breath. She told me that there had been no one in the room with her when she died and was witnessed by an 8-yr old girl peeking in the door because she was told not to disturb her. Ester died Dec 14 and the weather had been very bad, so they put her in the storage shed behind the house, until they could ship her remains up to Idaho for burial. This was not able to be done until February. My grandmother also told me that William Moyer Grow (her grandfather) would very often go on walk abouts. He would leave his home in Ammon and walk down to Ogden, stopping in towns along the way to stay with friends and relatives. His family decided to give him a horse to make his journey a little easier. The next time he felt the urge to visit, he took that horse and led him, on foot, all the way to Ogden.

1920-21 HISTORY: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Obit of mother Feb 1921: "... survived by the following children: ...James Grow and Mrs. Effie Poulter-Ogden UT...

1960 HISTORY: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Obit of brother Horace: "Survivors are his...sister, Mrs Lee (Effie) Poulter-Ogden UT."

Esther married Charles Leon Poulter 6 Sep 1911, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States. Charles was born 22 Sep 1883, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States; died 23 Sep 1954, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1884 BIR, 1884 DTH: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Jos Wm bn 23 Ap 1884, died same day, Beaver Canyong,Bingham Co, ID. He was premature.
Ancestral File ver 4.17 Apr 1997: Joseph William Owen bn 23 Apr 1884 in Beaver Canyon,Bingham,ID

Notes:

1885 BIR, 1905 MG: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Mary Ethel bn 14 Ar 1885, Camas,Bingham Co, ID; md Orawell Gardner 10 Oct 1905.
AF 2Q25-7N Apr 1997: Mary Ethel bn 13 Apr 1885 in Camas,Jefferson,ID md Orawell Gardner bn 18 Mar 1875 in Salem,UT,UT - shows children and their families

Notes:

1887 BIR, 1910 MG: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Charles Henry bn 28 Mar 1887, Camas,Bingham Co, ID; md #1 Betsy Vilate Kingston 15 Sep 1910, #2 Earlene Hull and #3 Delsa Aleen Edgel.
AF CS3L-OS Apr 1997: Charles Henry Own bn 28 Mar 1887 in Camas,Bingham,ID md #1 Betsey Vilate Kingston #2 Earlene Kenword Hull #3 Delsa Aleen Edgel - all had children

Notes:

1889 BIR, 1890 DTH: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Zella Abigail bn 23 Aug 1889 in S Iona (now Ammon),Bonneville Co, ID; died 11 Dec 1890 same place of summer complaint.
AF 5F3N-MD Apr 1997: Zella Abigail Owen bn 23 Aug 1889 in Iona,Bonneville,ID

Notes:

1891 BIR, 1892 DTH: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: James Victor bn 24 July 1891 in S Iona (now Ammon),Bingham Co Id, died 28 Feb 1892, same place, of scarlet fever.
AF 5F3N-NK Apr 1997: James Victor Owen bn 24 Jul 1891 in Iona,Bonneville,ID

Notes:

1895 BIR, 1919 MG, 1941 DTH: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: David Albert bn 1 Mar 1895, Ammon,Bingham Co ID, md Elizabeth Alice Blackledge on 17 Oct 1919, died 11 June 1941.
AF 5F3N-PQ Apr 1997: David Albert Owen bn 1 Mar 1895 in Ammon,Bonneville,ID md Elizabeth Alice Blackledge bn [1899 in Ammon,Bonneville,ID]

ORD: Rawson-Coffin book shows bapt 6 Sep 1902, but that is before 8 - TO CK OUT.

Notes:

1896 BIR, 1928 MG: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Luella Maud bn 16 Mar 1896, Ammon,Bingham Co ID, md John Carlos Lambert on 1 June 1928.
AF 5F3N-QW Apr 1997: Luella Maud Owen bn 16 Mar 1896 in Ammon,Bonneville,ID md John Carlos Lambert (or Jr shown too bn 12 Feb 1887 in Kamas,Summit,UT) bn [1892 in Ammon,Bonneville,ID]

Notes:

1897 BIR, 1922 MG: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119:Daniel Horace bn 3 Sep 1897, Ammon,Bingham Co ID, md Velta Ann Wadsworth (D) June 1922
AF 5F3N-R3 Apr 1997: Daniel Horace Owen bn "Living" md "living"

Notes:

1900BIR, 1918 MG: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Lois May bn 14 Apr 1900, Ammon,Bingham Co ID, md #1Adolph Ole C Olsen on 2 July 1918, #2 David Wilford Hatton on 19 Aug 1949 and #3 Hilton Andrew Chapman on 4 Feb 1954
AF 5F3N-S8 Apr 1997: Lois May Owen bn 14 Apr 1900 in Ammon,Bonneville,ID md #1Adolph Ole Christian Olsen; #2 David Wilford Hatton; #3 Hilthon Andrew Chapman.

Notes:

1902 BIR: Rawson-Coffin family genealogy book, poss of Pam Wagner, pg 119: Goldie Alverda bn 30 Aug 1902, after her father died five months earlier, in Ogden,Weber,Utah; died 18 May 1936
AF 5F3N-TF Apr 1997: Goldie Alverda Owen bn 30 Aug 1902 in Ogden,Weber,Utah

Notes:

1894 BIRTH: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: David Jesse Grow born 26 Jul 1894

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc Img 7-8, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 302,306: David J Grow age 5 bn Idaho July 1894 (UT,UT), son of David H and Mary L Grow

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Jesse D GROW age 15 bn Idaho, going to school- son of Mary L GROW, a widow

1917 MILITARY: OR,Union-Cove: WWI Draft Reg Card 1917-1918: Jesse David Gro 23, bn July 26, 1894, Idaho Falls ID, native American. Present trade: farm hand (engineer), Employer: L N Conley, Cove OR. Dependents: no. Single. Claim exemption from draft: no. Signed Jesse David Grow; Description: Medium short-heighth, medium build; grey eyes; brown hair, bald: no. Signed T W Conklin, Cove, Union, Oregon June 5, 1917.

1926 MARRIAGE: CA,Alameda Co-Oakland: David Jesse Grow md Lyda Mary Fahay or Falsey 1 July 1926 [no place shown] [ck further on wife's surname-Family Tree shows Fahay]
Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Margaret & my boys all married here (California) CK

1930 CENSUS: To get

1931 HISTORY: WA,King-Seattle: US City Directories 1821-1989:
Name: Jesse D Grow Gender: M (Male) Address: 21 W Lee apt 104 Occ: Formn Spouse: Lida M
1932 HISTORY: WA,King-Seattle:
Name: Jesse D Grow Address: 238 Woodlawn av Occ: Mech Supt, no Lida M

1932 MARRIAGE #2: Family Tree shows David Jesse Grow md Phoebe Mary Desilet 5 Dec 1932 or 5 Sep 19... [ck further]

1934 HISTORY: WA,King-Seattle: Jesse D Grow (Phoebe V) TGCo-Supt h 9061st Ave W Apt 14

1940 CENSUS: WA,King Co-Seattle: Anc Img18 pg 9B,4-12, Dw516,261:
GROW, Jess-head 45/ID [1935 in San Diego CA] foreman- transport garage
college 2yrs; Phoebe-wife 37/Mass HS 1yr; Russell OTIS-son 20/RI
in Wallace ID 1935 single high school 4yrs, elevator op-hotel; Bernard
OTIS-son 12/CA San Diego 1935, 5yrs school; Charles OTIS-uncle 84
/WISC, San Diego 1935, widowed, surveying engineer; James-nephew
28/WA San Diego 1935, single cook's helper-restaurant

1941 MILITARY: WW II Draft Reg card serial #2024: Jesse David Grow of 1637 So 132nd, Seattle, King Co WA, mailing address: Rte 3 Box 123A, Seattle WA, ph# Glendale 2624J11, age 47 bn Idaho Falls, Ida Co. Date of birth:July 26, 1894. someone who will always know your address: C S Otis R 3 Box 123A, Seattle WA. Employer: Taylor Edwards Warehouse & Transfer Co, 1020 4th Ave So, Seattle, King, WA. Signed J D Grow

1965 DEATH: WA,King Co-Seattle: David Jesse Grow died 2 Aug 1965


NOTES: I thought I rememberd going to Seattle to see Jesse and Phebe... I found this death index-try to figure out:
WA Death Index 1940-1996: Phoebe M Grow, died 26 Jan 1972 in Seattle, female. Certif #2990. Bert?

David married Mary Lyda Fahay 1 Jul 1926, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA. Mary was born Abt 1900; died Dec 1931. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 5N7W-T9

Notes:

1896 BIRTH: ID,Bingham Co [now Bonneville]-Ammon: Mary Luella Grown born 6 May 1896

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc Img 7-8, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 302,306:
GROW, David H-head 27/UT bn Nov 1872 (PA,Ind) md 6yrs, fireman railroad; Mary L-
wife 24/UT bn Aug 1875(IL,IL) md 6yrs 4/4 children living; David J-son 5/ID bn
July 1894 (UT,UT); Mary L-dau 4/ID bn May 1896; Img 8: Cora-dau 2/ID bn May
1898; Daniel H-son 0/12-ID bn May 1900

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Luella M GROW age 13 born Idaho, going to school-dau of Mary L GROW, a widow

1915 MARRIAGE: OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Mary Luella Grow md Ivy Aubra Hallmark 25 Mar 1915

1920 CENSUS:WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla:Anc Img 16 pg 8B,1-12,Dw 177,181-910 13th St: Mary L Hallmark age 23 bn Idaho (UT,UT)no occ, wife of Ivy A Hallmark

1930 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla:Anc Img 6 pg 3B,4-8,Dw 73,85-713 N 12 St: Mary L Halmark age 33 bn Idaho (ID,UT) md at 18, no occupation, wife of Ivy Halmark

1930 HISTORY: WA,Walla Walla: US City Directory pg 115: Hallmary, Ivy A (Luella) lb h 713 12th Ave N

1935 HISTORY: WA,Walla Walla: US City Directory pg 134: Hallmark, Ivy A (Luella) h 713 12th Aven N

1940 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Anc Img 8 pg 4B,April,Dw 44-913 12th: Luella Hallmark age 42 bn Idaho, no occupation, 8th grade, wife of Ivy A Hallmark

1941 DEATH,BURIAL: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Mary Luella Grow Hallmark died of throat cancer 28 January 1941; buried Mountain View Cemetery


NOTES: Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: "Luella was married in Cove." CK out

Mary married Ivy Aubra Hallmark 25 Mar 1915, La Grande, Union, Oregon, United States. Ivy (son of James Isaac Hallmark and Carrie Garner) was born 18 Mar 1895, Graphite, Llano, Texas, USA; died 30 Jan 1982, Provo, Utah, Utah, United States; was buried 5 Feb 1982, Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1898 BIRTH: ID,Bingham Co[now Bonneville]-Ammon: Cora Pearl Grow born 14 May 1898

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc Img 7-8, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 302,306:
GROW, David H-head 27/UT bn Nov 1872 (PA,Ind) md 6yrs, fireman railroad; Mary L-
wife 24/UT bn Aug 1875(IL,IL) md 6yrs 4/4 children living; David J-son 5/ID bn
July 1894 (UT,UT); Mary L-dau 4/ID bn May 1896; Img 8: Cora-dau 2/ID bn May
1898; Daniel H-son 0/12-ID bn May 1900

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Pearl C GROW age 11 born Idaho, going to school - dau of Mary L GROW, a widow

1919 MARRIAGE: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Cora Pearl Grow md Clarence Fowers on 1 Jan 1919.
Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Pearl md in Ogden - check further

1920 CENSUS: UT,Weber Co-Ogden: Anc Img15 pg 8A,1-10, Dw169,183-27th Street:
FOWERS, Clarence-head 32/UT (Eng,UT) md clothing salesman;
Pearl-wife 21/ID (UT,UT)md no occupation

1930 CENSUS: CA,San Diego-San Diego: Anc Img 36-37 pg 18B-19A,4-17,Dw 30,30-4711 Kansas St
FOWERS, Clarence-head 41/UT (Eng,UT)md at 29, salesman,Grapevine Co,
renting; Pearl-wife 29/ID (US,US)md at 17, saleswoman candy shop;
David-son 8/UT-magazine newsboy; Wayne G-son 4/UT

1940 CENSUS; CA,San Diego-San Diego: Anc Img 8 pg 4B,4-7, Dw 108-4067 Ohio Street:
FOWERS, Clarence-head 53/UT md painter, renting, 6th grade; Pearl-wife 41/ID
High school 2yrs; David-son 17/UT carpenter CCC Co,High school 2yrs;
Wayne-son 14/UT,8th grade

1989 DEATH: CA: Cora Pearl Grow Fowers died 14 October 1989

HISTORY: Mom's address bk: Pearl G Fowers, 1143 N 146th Pl, Seattle WA; with Fred & Bea Grow?

Cora married Clarence Fowers 1 Jan 1919, Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States. Clarence was born 9 Aug 1887, Hooper, Weber, Utah, United States; died 18 Dec 1961, San Diego, San Diego, California, United States; was buried 23 Dec 1961, San Diego, San Diego, California, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1900 BIRTH: OR,Union Co-Nibley: Daniel Herbert bn 6 May 1900

1900 CENSUS: ID,Bingham Co-Ammon: Anc Img 7-8, pg 17B, June 1900, Dw 302,306:
GROW, David H-head 27/UT bn Nov 1872 (PA,Ind) md 6yrs, fireman railroad; Mary L-
wife 24/UT bn Aug 1875(IL,IL) md 6yrs 4/4 children living; David J-son 5/ID bn
July 1894 (UT,UT); Mary L-dau 4/ID bn May 1896; Img 8: Cora-dau 2/ID bn May
1898; Daniel H-son 0/12-ID bn May 1900

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Bert D GROW age 9 born Idaho, going to school - son of Mary L GROW, a widow

1925 MARRIAGE: IL,Cook Co-Chicago: Daniel Herbert Grow md Marion Scheafer 24 June 1925

1918 MILITARY: WWI Draft Card, Anc.com: Daniel Bert Grow of Cove,Union Co OR, 18yrs, born May 6 1900, Serial #1750, Native born, white, farm laborer for L N Conley, Cove OR; nearest relative: Mary L Grow, LeGrande, OR; Medium tall, medium build, brown eyes and hair, done at LaGrande OR.

1930 CENSUS: IL,Cook Co-Chicago Wd 4: Anc.com Img 2, pg 1B, 14 April, Dw 8/18 2225 Fremont St:
GROW, Daniel B son-in-law to and living with Jacob H Shaver and his wife Sarah on property
of Jacob's son, George J Shaver. Daniel B is 30/ID (UT,UT) md at 25, a welder;
Marion Shaver-dau to Jacob and Sarah 33/IL (Can,Can) md at 25, no children

1973 DEATH: Daniel Herbert Grow died 14 March 1973
Nov 2002 IIGI: Batch 8128003/17 film 1260992: Daniel Herbert bn 1900, dd 14 Mar 1973 - bap 6 May 1908 Ammon ID; E15 Dec 1981 SLAKE; BIC

HISTORY: Mom's address bk: Bert (DB) & Marian Grow, 2225 Freemont, Chicago 14,IL

Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Margaret and my boys all married here (California) CK

Daniel married Marion Schaefer 24 Jun 1925, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States. Marion was born 7 Nov 1895, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States; died Feb 1975, Cook, Illinois, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1902 BIRTH: OR,Union Co-Nibley: Family records of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: William Frederick bn 11 Oct 1902, son of David Henry Grow and Mary Luetta Rawson

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Fred W GROW age 7 born Oregon, going to school-son of Mary L GROW, a widow

1910 RELIGEON: William Frederick Grow baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 11 October 1910, no place shown

1920 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove City: Ance.com Img 11, pg 22, 4 Jan, Farm 100/100: Frederick GROW age 17 bn Oregon, step-son to and living with John M Mitchell and mother Mary L [Rawson Grow] Mitchell

1930 CENSUS: CA,SF Co-San Francisco: Anc.com Img 29, pg 263, 12 April, Blck 191-Hermione Apts,464 O'Sorrell St.:
GROW, Frederick W-head 27/OR (UT,UT) Single student, renting [$45]

1941 MARRIAGE: CA,SF Co-San Francisco: William Frederick Grow md Beatrice Wardell 2 August 1941, SS 3 October 1951-SLAKE Temple

DTH,BUR: Personal knowledge of Pam B Wagner




Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Margaret and my boys all married here (California), yes - see above ORD

William married Beatrice Wardell 2 Aug 1941, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States. Beatrice was born 28 Oct 1903, Leeds, Washington, Utah, United States; died 6 May 1994. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1905 BIRTH:OR,Union Co-LaGrande: Margaret Ester GROW born 10 April 1905

MG: Family records of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Margaret Ester bn 10 Apr 1905, LaGrande,Union Co, OR; md J Leroy W Lambert on 27 Aug 1927.

1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: Margaretta GROW age 5 born Oregon daughter of Mary L GROW, a widow

1920 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove City: Ance.com Img 11, pg 22, 4 Jan, Farm 100/100: Margaret GROW age 14 bn Oregon, step-dau to and living with John M Mitchell and mother Mary L [Rawson Grow] Mitchell





Autobiography of Mary Luetta Rawson Grow: Margaret and my boys all married here (California) CK

Margaret married Isaac Leroy Waddel Lambert 27 Aug 1927, Berkeley, Alameda, California, United States. Isaac was born 20 Jan 1902, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States; died 4 Jun 1970, Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States; was buried 9 Jun 1970, Colma, San Mateo, California, United States. [Group Sheet]

Living married J.S. Hilton [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: D2WP-1D

Notes:

1916 BIRTH: OR,Union Co-Cove: (068941) Norma Dorine Hallmark born 1 March 1916

1920 CENSUS:WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla:Anc Img 16,pg 8B,1-12,Dw 77,181-910 13th St: Norma D Hallmark age 3 9/12, born Oregon (TX,ID), dau Ivy A and Mary L Hallmark.

1924 RELIGEON: Norma Dorine Hallmark baptized member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 5 Oct 1924

1930 CENSUS:WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla:Anc Img 6 pg 3B,4-8,Dw 73,85-713 N 12 St: Norma D Hallmark age 14 born OR (TX, ID) dau of Ivy & Mary L Hallmark

c1934 SCHOOLING: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Norma Hallmark graduated from Walla Walla High School, Thursday 11 June [c1934]

1935 HISTORY: WA,Walla Walla: US City Directory pg 134: Norma D Hallmark h 713 12th Ave N.

1940 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Anc Img 8 pg 4B,April,Dw 44-913 12th: Norma Hallmark age 27 born Oregon, high school 4th year, prep room-vegetable cannery, daughter of Ivy A and Luella Hallmark.

1942 MARRIAGE#1: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: Norma Dorine Hallmark md William Lester Hawkins Salt Lake Temple on 27 May 1942

1970 DEATH of husband: UT,Orem Co-Orem: William Lester Hawkins died 1 May 1970

1975 MARRIAGE #2: Norma Dorine md Clarence York 16 Sep 1975, no place shown. Divorced 2 April 1981

2000 HISTORY: UT,Orem Co-Orem: "Youngest son [Kit] insists on taking care of me, along with a new wife with 6 children. I now have 36 grandchildren [including great grandchildren]

2001-2002 HISTORY: UT-Cedar Hills: 21 July 2001 letter from Norma to brother, David Hallmark, address 9956 N 4600 W, Cedar Hills, UT 84062.

2009 DEATH: UT,Orem Co-Orem: Norma Dorine Hallmark Hawkins died 21 December 2009; funeral and burial 29 December 2009. My brother, Steve Hallmark, a pallbearer.

Friday, January 1, 2010, Life Sketch of Norma Dorine Hallmark Hawkins , Written by Eli Kit Hawkins
I would like to thank all of you for being here today to remember Norma; especially those who have had to travel a long distance. I am very grateful for all the kindness and wonderful things you have said about Norma. Thanks to the Bishopric, the speakers and musicians for the many hours of preparation and your willingness to participate today. Thanks to those who are offering prayers. Thanks to the Relief Society for the food we will be eating later in the day. Thank you casket bearers, you are men of honor. Thank you all who have sent beautiful flowers. My cousin Steve Cherry who lives in San Jose, California, has set up a blog on the internet where you will be able to read stories, make comments and see pictures of Norma and my family, some of whom could not be here today. This is an ongoing effort that will continue for the next few days or weeks. The web site address is on your program. Thank you Steve. And a special thanks to our funeral director, Shawn Warenski, who has made a tremendous effort in behalf of my family.”
I love you, I love you, I love you” repeated three times. Where have you heard that before? I think Norma had to say it three times so that her words could catch up with her heart that was so full of love. She loved everyone. She would make dozens of calls every month, just to wish the people she loved “happy birthday”.
Norma found joy in caring for others throughout her entire life. She gladly put her own life on hold many times so she could help others in their time of need. I believe that was the theme of her life.
Norma was very grateful. She always said, “thank you” for even the smallest things. I have never heard my mother say a bad word about anyone. She loved to listen to others and was very humble.
Norma was born March 1, 1916 in Cove, Oregon a small town near LeGrande and soon after, she moved to Walla Walla, Washington with her family because of her father’s job with the railroad. Her father’s name was Ivy Aubra Hallmark, but everyone just called him “Bud”. And her mother’s name was Mary Luella Grow Hallmark. Norma was the oldest child in the family. She had a sister, Arleatha Betty Jeane, and three brothers, James David, John Ivy and Ronald Grow Hallmark.
Norma learned at an early age that she had to help out around the house and care for her siblings. Her sister, Betty Jeane, contracted tuberculosis and her mother Mary Luella had to take her to Seattle for treatments. Norma had to take over since they sometimes were gone for weeks at a time. Mary Luella’s sister in law died. She had a son named Bernard Grow who was three years old at the time. So Norma spent several months with the family taking care of the little boy until the family could get on its feet. A short time later in 1936, Betty Jeane died at the age of thirteen. This was difficult for Norma because she loved her so much. Little did she know that this scenario would play out over and over again in her life.
Norma was what you would call a “popular dancing partner”. She had lots of friends and sometimes her brothers would take her to the dances too. Dancing was her favorite pastime. However, after Norma graduated from high school, her mother was a bit worried because all the young men she dated were non-LDS. There were no eligible bachelors, in the small branch she attended. Mary Luella really wanted her daughter to be married and sealed in the temple. Now, Mary Luella had a sister, Margaret Lambert, who lived in San Francisco and Mary Luella and Margaret hatched a plan. They would tell Norma that Margaret needed help with her two boys, Richard and Jim, in order to get her into more, shall we say, “Favorable dating circumstances”. Norma was excited about the opportunity and left for San Francisco soon after.
Aunt Margaret lived near Golden Gate Park. Norma was so happy because there were lots of dances and church socials to attend. She sang in the choir, and at choir practice she noticed a handsome young man looking at her. She smiled at him and he smiled at her and the romance of her lifetime began to unfold. That handsome young man was my father, William Lester Hawkins. Soon, Les asked her to become his bride and she said, “I think I’m going to need to sleep on it”.
Before Norma could make a decision, she received a call from a friend at home in Walla Walla. The friend told her that her mother Mary Luella was very ill. So Norma returned home to find her mother ill with cancer.Her younger brothers needed a mother and her mother needed a nursemaid so Norma got to work. Years passed and one day Les came to visit. He said “Norma, this is the last time I’m going to ask you to marry me”. It had been five years since his first proposal. Mary Luella died of cancer at the age of forty four in 1941. After she died Norma was missing for an entire day. She was found curled up in a ball in the closet under the stairway where she had been grieving, alone in the darkness.
Les and Norma were married and sealed in the Salt Lake Temple May 27, 1942. This was the happiest day of Norma’s life, so far. Along with Les, Norma got a beautiful daughter, nine year old Patricia Lee Hawkins. Pat said, “Norma was more of a mother to me than my birth mother. I never felt like a step daughter.” I’m sure that was because Norma felt she was her daughter and loved her dearly. Les and Norma began their life together and lived in San Rafael, just north of the golden gate bridge. And it was there that she brought two wonderful sons into the world, David Lester Hawkins and Keith Jan Hawkins. Norma loved taking care of babies. At last she was living the life that she had always dreamed about.
In 1947 they moved to Utah. They purchased a home on eighth east in Orem that is now the site of an office building near University Mall. But in those days eighth east was a dirt road. Norma had her own horse named Queenie. She rode her horse every day up and down eighth east. One day some boys put a string of fire crackers in a mail box. As the horse passed the fire crackers went off and the horse reared up and took off galloping out of control. Norma was really frightened but said a quick prayer to Heavenly Father to save her. The horse stopped immediately and she was safe. Norma had great faith in the power of prayer.
Norma brought another son into the world soon after. Some of my first memories were of my mother reading to me. I remember that she called me into the house from playing outside to have a little rest. She did this every day. She always read exciting and fun stories to me. My favorite was a book called “A story to tell”. It had about fifty short stories and I would get a different one each day. I remember the soothing sound of her voice and how special she made me feel. I liked this so much that when school started, I decided to pretend to be sick, just so I could be home with her and hear a story. When I told her I was sick that day, she came quickly with a thermometer. She told me to keep it under my tongue for two minutes and then left the room. We had an old heating oil stove in our home. While she was gone I took the thermometer out of my mouth and put it near the heating oil stove until the temperature rose a little. It worked. She believed me and I got to stay home. I have such fond memories of her reading to me. It was so dear to my heart. It was years later, after I was a grown man, that we were talking. I discovered that my mother knew all along that I was playing a trick on her. She really didn’t mind at all because she loved our time together too. She looked forward to each time I played the little prank.
Norma was a wonderful baker. We had lots of cookies, pies, cakes and other scrumptious food while we were growing up. She endured all the illness, trips to the hospital, financial hardships, and challenges that life brings, with meekness. She had never ending patience for her very active children and always spoke softly and kindly. The worst thing I ever heard her say was, “you kids are really going to be in trouble when your father gets home”, but we usually never were. Most of the time, she defended us or tried to minimize our mishaps. My brother Jan and I were boxing one day. This was supposed to be an outdoor activity, but on this day we were in our bedroom. The boxing got a little out of control and the next thing we knew, there was a giant hole in the wall. We decided to cover up the hole with wacky plack cards taped together to the size we needed for concealment, which was about a square foot, but that just delayed our fate for a short period of time. This was one of those times. But after we received our punishment from Dad, she hugged us and told us how much she loved us. There were lots of other incidents but I don’t want to embarrass my brothers.
Dad died suddenly in May of 1970 with a heart attack. Mom was really lost without him. She decided to turn her grief toward the temple and worked at the Provo Temple for several years. She had the opportunity in her lifetime to perform over a thousand endowments for those who have passed on. Some time passed and she received a call that her father Ivy Aubra Hallmark had experienced a stroke. She went to Walla Walla and found that Grandpa Bud was partially paralyzed. She stayed several weeks and then returned to Utah. Who do you think she brought home with her? If you were thinking Grandpa Bud, you are right. She cared for him meticulously for several years. This was a great time for me because I got to know my Grandpa and it was one of the happiest times of Norma’s life because she was near the father that she adored. Grandpa Bud died in January of 1982.
Mother had an aunt, Cora Pearl Grow Fowers, her mother’s sister. She lived in San Diego, California. Soon after Grandpa died, Aunt Pearl, unannounced, knocked at Norma’s door. When mother opened the door, Aunt Pearl said immediately, “Norma if you don’t take me in, I’m going to walk into the Pacific Ocean and die”. They embraced and Norma cared for her for several years, until her death in October 1989.
And, so this was the pattern of Norma’s life. The aforementioned were not the only ones that Norma cared for until each time of need passed. And always she was there for us.
During 1996, I came to her door. I was unhappy about how my life had turned out, up to that point. She offered me words of encouragement. She said, “You have got to have hope and faith the future will be better.” I said to her, “How many times do I have to try”? And she said to me, “until you get it right son¸ until you get it right”, and that’s the miracle of our Savior’s love. Two years later, as a result of her encouragement, I got to go to the temple on a beautiful day in June and be sealed to the love of my life, my sweet wife Kris. And mother, each day I know I’ve got to keep trying to get it right and that is the miracle of a mother’s love. In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen, Kit Hawkins

Funeral Arrangements
Norma Hallmark Hawkins passed away peacefully December 21, 2009 at the age of 93. [picture shown, see 1-2010]. The funeral was held on Tuesday, December 29 at 11am at the LDS Church located at 4560 West Cedar Hills Drive, Cedar Hills, Utah 84062, and was preceded by a viewing at 10am also at the LDS Church.Funeral arrangement were by Warenski Funeral Home at 1776 North 900 East, American Fork, Utah 84003.

Norma married William Lester Hawkins 27 May 1942, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. William was born 29 Nov 1911, Benjamin, Utah, Utah, United States; died 1 May 1970, Orem, Utah, Utah, United States; was buried 5 May 1970, Orem, Utah, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

Norma married Living [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: DV06-F8

Notes:

1917 BIRTH: UT,Weber Co-Ogden, James David Hallmark was born to Ivy & Luella Grow Hallmark on July 20, 1917.
Named James after Grandfather, James Isaac Hallmark & David after Grandfather, David Henry Grow. Known as Dave.
David Hallmark, June 2002: "Dad worked for railroad & had to work so late, he couldn’t be there with her. A nurse [midwife] delivered me. Dad worked on a line cars, repairing the lines, but I’m not sure when."

HIST: OR,Union-Cove,Telocaset; WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: David Hallmark, June 2002: "We lived in Cove, then Telocaset [Union Co OR], then Walla Walla WA."

HIST: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: David Hallmark, June 2002: "We first lived in a house on Elm Street by the Penitentiary. We then moved to the house behind the [railroad] car barn, and last to our home on 12th St, where I spent most of my childhood."

1920 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla City-Mullen prec: Anc.com Img 16,pg 8B,12 Jan, Dw
177,181, 910 13th Street: James D Hallmark age 2 5/12 born Utah, son of Ivy A & Mary L Hallmark

1925 RELIGEON-Membership card: "James David Hallmark, 713 N 12th Street, Walla Walla, WA, was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 6 Sep 1925



1930 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla Dist 17, Pine Prec: Anc.com Img 6 pg 3B,8 Apr, Dw
73,85-713 N 12 Street: David J Hallmark age 12 born Utah, son of Ivy & Mary L Hallmark



1930 EDUCATION: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: The Palmer Method of Business Writing Student Certificate: "This certifies that David Hallmark has attained to a degree of excellence in the Palmer Method of Muscular Movement Business Writing and is entitled to this Student's Certificate for proficiency in Rapid Legible Business Writing, Given at Portland Oregon, May 28, 1930." Signed by Board of Awards, S W Palmer, C J Newcomb, and A A Davis.

1931 EDUCATION: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Public Grammer School Diploma, David Hallmark, 5th June 1931, shows completed: Reading 85, Writing 98, Language 88, Physiology 86, Drawing 93, Music 93, Manual Training 90, Spelling 97, Arithmetic 86, Geography 72, U S History 65, Civics 75. Signed D F Baker, President of the Board, H C Tilley, Secretary, Irma Rounds, Principal Washington School, and W M Kern, Superintenent of Schools.
Walla Walla Public Schools Diploma of Honor: "awarded to David Hallmark, a pupil of 8th Grade, Washington School, for a perfect record of attendance and punctuality during the school year of 1930-1931." Signed: Catherine Cottman, Teacher, Irma Rounds Principal and W M Kern, Superintendent.





1935 EDUCATION: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: High School Graduation Diploma for Walla Walla High School: "This certifies that James David Hallmark having completed the course of study prescribed by the Board of Education, is hereby declared a graduate of this school and is entitled to this diploma, given at Walla Walla, WA this eleventh day of June 1935." Signed by W M Kern, Superintendent; W A Lacey, Principal; Waldo A Pratt, President and H C Tilley, Secretary. Dad wrote on back, 235 graduates.
Military Training Certificate, Reserve Officers' Training Corps. "This is to certify that James David Hallmark has successfully completed three years of instruction in the Basic course, Infantry, Junior Division, Reserve Officers' Training Corps, in which he was enrolled from September 1932 to June 1935 and that he is qualified to perform the duties of a Sergeant in the Organized Reserves. Given at Walla Walla High School this 12th day of June in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-five. Remarks: All subjects successfully completed. Highest rank attained, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant." Signed Eric A Erickson and Captaom F A, (DOL), Professor of Military Science and Tactics.

1935-37 EMPLOYMENT: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Walla Wall Canning Co, Warehouse & Briners 6-35 to 1-37, $160.



1937-39 EMPLOYMENT: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Wheeler's Richfield Station as a Station Attendant, 1-37 to 2-39, $90.

c1938 -1941: David Hallmark, 2002: "Before I was married, I began to work at Richfield station for Norma’s friend, with Charlie Wheeler. I went to work for Standard Oil, first at #1029, across from the Marcus Whitman Hotel. When I first got my Oldsmobile, I went to Spokane with another employee with Standard Stations for training. We learned to wait on customers, servicing cars, etc. all under supervision."



1939-1944 EMPLOYMENT: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Kenworthy's as a repairman, 2-39 to 11-39, $150.
Standard Stations, Inc. as Manager of Gasoline Outlet, 11-39 to 6-44, $230.

1940 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Anc Img 8 pg 4B,April,Dw 44-913 12th:David Hallmark age 22 born Utah, high school 4th year, salesman for retail gasoline station, son of Ivy A and Luella Hallmark.

1941 MARRIAGE: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: James David Hallmark md June Bernice Smith on 25 May 1941 in the back yard of her parent's home, by Bishop Elijah Hiatt.
Lived for a time at home of June's parents on W Willow Street. Pam Bernice born while here. Then moved into own apartment [on Hobson?, Alvaredo Terrace?].

1944-46 MILITARY: Radarman [RdM2c(T)],Svc #892 56 29, US Navy, 6-16-44 to 3-46, assigned to ship USS Alamance (AKA75) c/o San Francisco CA.
2 copies of Photograph of Co 1428 - W J Mack - C SP Co Comander - July 24, 1944, US Naval Training Center - Great Lakes, Illinois. David is 2nd row, 4th from right end. Also a small booklet and Christmas 1944 menu of Naval Training Station in Newport, Rhode Island.
A small sheet showed Philly - Japan, Toledo - Philappines, Walla - Guam and Saipan, Frisco - China, New York - States, Syo - Okinawa.
Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy... James David Hallmark, Radioman Second Class is Honorably Dischargedfrom the Personnel Separation Center, USNB, Bremerton WA and from the Naval Service of the United States this 9th day of January 1946. Signed Harold Bye, Captain USN
Another letter from Veterans Administration, WA DC, congratulating him on completion of his service in the armed forces and for his part in bringing to conclusion a two-front war which resulted in the unconditional surender of the Axis Powers. Signed Omar N Bradley, General, US Army, Administrator.

1946 EMPLOYMENT: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Standard Stations, Inc. as Manager of Gasoline Outlet 3-46 to 6-46, $230.

1946-1980 EMPLOYMENT: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: David employed by United Air Lines as a Station Agent, working with the ground crew in the office, front counter, and out on the ramp, 8-46 to 7-55 on employment form saw. Started out at $165/mo -1980 $1857/mo, with pay changes every year and sometimes several times a year.

1951 EDUCATION: National Radio Institute, Pioneer Home Study Radio School: "This certifies that James D Hallmark has satisfactorily completed the prescribed Course in Practical Radio and Television Servicing and in recognition thereof is awarded this Diploma thereby being entitled to all honors, rights and privileges of a Radiotrician and Teletrician. Given at Washington D C, USA this 6th day of November 1951." Signed Chief of Training, Wm Franklin Cook and President, J E Smith.

1956-59 HISTORY: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Found a nice large home at 1758 Evergreen St and moved over the summer of 1956.
ID,Ada Co-Boise: United Air Lines transferred Dad to the Boise airport, and the family moved

1980 HISTORY: ID,Ada Co-Boise: David retired from United Air Lines around 8-28-1980, when he was honored by the employees at his retirement party.



1984-1988 HISTORY: ID,Ada Co-Boise: Dad and Mom were both workers when the new Temple held tours, Mom in the Annex as the counter of the Visitors and Dad in the Annex to meet incoming visitors and run a short video, as well as help with tours through the Temple
. Dad was called to work in the newly built Boise Temple on 2 April 1984, as Shift Supervisor on Wednesday and Friday evenings, released 1 June 1988, when Mom needed him at home for health reasons

1997 HISTORY: ID,Ada Co-Boise: David and June moved to 4650 S Cochees Avenue, Boise. Member of Boise 36th Wd

2002 DEATH of wife: ID,Ada Co-Boise: June Bernice Smith Hallmark died 17 June 2002. Dad's email Aug 8: "I still miss mother so much. It's hard to take. I keep myself awake every night thinking about how she died in my arms. I feel like I'm there all over again, wondering if I could have changed things in any way..."

2008 DEATH: ID,Ada Co-Boise: James David Hallmark died at 6:30 on 27 May 2008 at the Marquis Assisted Living Center on Reserve St; buried beside his wife at Dry Creek Cemetery, Ada Co.

NOTES: Large picture of Dad with his co-workers at United Air Lines in Walla Walla, Washington. Wayne Duvall

Ebb & Letha 2856 SE Franklin, Portland; Don & Lois 1720 Beall Lane, Central Point OR; Earl R Cannon: 3054-37th Ave SW, Seattle 6 WA, Mrs Starr: 515 S 7th St, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Barbara Plumb (Reube) 2241 Carlyle Place, LA 65; Wayne Duvall: 1440 Plymouth Way, Sparks NV

James married June Bernice Smith 25 May 1941, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, United States. June (daughter of Edward Vern Smith and Grace Mae Michael) was born 11 Aug 1923, Pilot Rock, Umatilla, Oregon, United States; died 17 Jun 2002, Boise, Ada, Idaho, United States; was buried 20 Jun 2002, Boise, Ada, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: DLCC-9T

Notes:

1918 BIRTH: OR,Union Co-Telocaset: John Ivy Hallmark born 7 October 1918, known as Jack (068943

1918 RELIGEON: Typed sheet in fh files of David Hallmark: "John Ivy Hallmark baptized 14 April 1929-Walla Walla

1920 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla City-Mullen prec: Anc.com Img 16,pg 8B,12 Jan, Dw
177,181, 910 13th Street: John I Hallmark age 1 2/12 born Oregon, son of Ivy A & Mary L Hallmark

1930 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla Dist 17, Pine Prec: Anc.com Img 6 pg 3B,8 Apr, Dw
73,85-713 N 12 Street: John I Hallmark age 10 born Oregon, son of Ivy & Mary L Hallmark


c1936 SCHOOLING: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: John Ivy Hallmark graduated from Walla Walla High School 11 June [c1936]

1938 MG #1: WA,Columbia Co-Dayton: Jack I Hallmark of Walla Walla WA md Bernice Parsons of Walla Walla WA on 24 December 1938 by Roy J King, minister of Methodist Episcopal Church, witnesses: Valena Parsons and Pauline Hill.

1940 CENSUS: OR,Klamath Co-Klamath Falls: Anc Img 4 pg 2B,April, Dw 123,41 on Soad St:
HALLMARK, John-head 21/OR md, HS 4th yr, lived Walla Walla 1935, Meat cutter
for retail market; Bernice-wife 18/WA, High school 2nd yr, md, no occ;
Janice Kay-dau 8/12-OR.

1946 MISSION: UT,Salt Lake-Salt Lake City: Jack entered the Mission Home on 4 November 1946, to prepare to serve in the Central States Mission for two years. Farewell on 26 October 1946 in Klamath Falls OR, his home Ward 511 Martin Street.

HISTORY: OR,Klamath Co-Klamath Falls: Grocery business in Klamath Falls. Mom's address bk: 2036 Madison St, Klamath Falls

HISTORY: UT,Salt Lake-Salt Lake City: LDS Church offices in Salt Lake City; 1 note from office to David Hallmark April 1982

1996 HISTORY: UT,Salt Lake-Salt Lake City: US Public Records Index Vol I: John I Hallmark bn 7 Oct 1918, residing Salt Lake City UT in 1996 at 2721 W 3505 S, SLC UT 84109

1997 HISTORY: 7-18-1997 note from Uncle Jack Hallmark: Just had a cataract taken off right eye, no new glasses yet but think it'll be okay..."

2000 HISTORY: UT,Salt Lake-Taylorsville: [Dec 2000 letter from Norma to Dave Hallmark] "I'm worried about our brother Jack. Did you hear about his illness? He has been to the hospital, he's home now. He lost his voice, was inhaling oxygent, but he's a little better now. I miss his visits so very much...

2001 DEATH: UT,Salt Lake-Taylorsville: John Ivy Hallmark died 6 pm at home...Norma: "...like he was asleep since Thursday night after he drank a little something." Buried Granite Cemetery, Granite, Salt Lake Co, UT-tombstone: Hallmark, John I Oct 7, 1918-Mar 2,2001 and Norma Thomson March 30, 1925-... "for time and eternity-Cardston Temple June 8, 1949. Children: Jan, Joan, Judy, David, John, Jim, Rick, Linda.


NOTES: Aunt Norma-3 March 2001: "Uncle Jack went so quickly, used a broom to stabilize himself. Asked if he wanted a walker-not want, he liked the broom. Had hospice come in. Walked into the bathroom, couldn't get up, couldn't use the walker. Rick was here and got him up. I put the walker away. He was happy with a wheel chair. [James David]-Dad called Sunday. Wanted to know what going on. Dad had 2 Dr appointments - come after that... says he loves Lorrie so much, so grateful for all she does - takes me here, takes me there, everywhere, so good to me. Takes eye drops-get all over his face..."

John married Living [Group Sheet]

John married Living [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: S1RQ-Q3

Notes:

1922 BIRTH: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Arleatha Betty Jeane Hallmark born 16 Oct 1922; called Betty Jeane

1930 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla Dist 17, Pine Prec: Anc.com Img 6 pg 3B,8 Apr, Dw
73,85-713 N 12 Street: Betty J Hallmark age 7 bn WA, dau of Ivy & Mary L Halmark

1935 SCHOOL: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: An small autograph book showing Washington School Class of Oct. 12, 1935, also showed some of her favorites: A friend, Doris Binder; study of art and arithmatic, playing the piano, her favorite flower was Carnations; her favorite sport was tennis. The school colors were pink and green. Many autographs or rhymns or poems were written in this little book. One must have been a teacher, Miss Ruth Wiltse, who wrote Nov 1935: "The happiest heart that ever beat, was in some quiet breast that found the common daylight sweet and left to Heaven the rest."
Another teacher, Mrs Harris, wrote: "It is a real pleasure to me for us to work together in school. Your cheery smile and lovely manner are a joy to me, Your friend, Mrs. Harris."

1936 DEATH,BURIAL: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Arleatha Betty Jeane Hallmark died 18 Jan 1936 (0689424); buried Mountain View Cemetery


NOTES: David said she fell on neighbors sidewalk, where it was cracked and raised, got an infection [ck out] Aunt Norma's [her sister]funeral notes say she died of TB

Other Events:

• AFN: S1RZ-3R

Notes:

1930 BIRTH: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Ronald Grow Hallmark born 25 Mar 1930

1930 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla Dist 17, Pine Prec: Anc.com Img 6 pg 3B,8 Apr, Dw
73,85-713 N 12 Street: Ronald G Halmark age 1 month bn WA, son of Ivy & Mary L Halmark

1940 CENSUS: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Anc Img 8 pg 4B,April,Dw 44-913 12th: Ronald Hallmark age 10 born Washington, in 3rd grade, son of Ivy A and Luella Hallmark

c1948 SCHOOLING: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Ronald Grow Hallmark graduated from Walla Walla High School Thursday evening, May 27 [1948]

NOTES: David has Ron's story-left Walla Walla 1968

1978 HISTORY: Sep letter from Ron to Dave and June Hallmark, Anchorage AK: "...spent couple of days in Seattle trying to get reacquainted with Bob on his return from Germany... wound up helping Bob and Samm sheetrock a room instead. Bob and Jan are doing well... in a place of their own now. I went on to SF... spent weekend in San Jose with Steve and Penny... to Stockton to negotiate on a large claim with Holt Bros. there... onto Baltimore for a Labor Negotiation Seminar... returned home after a month absence so tired that I couldn't think straight.
...shocked when I got a postcard from Norma... she and Dad were "flying" to Utah. It seems Dad is doing well and has little sugar in his system... hope he doesn't hurry back to Walla Walla...havent't heard from Jack... Suppose the family still in Klamath trying to sell.



1983 HISTORY: HI-Kaneohe: Family group sheet from Temple sealing 8 July 1983 shows Ron and Jean at 46-039 Alii Anela Place #1824, Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744

1992 HISTORY: NY-Fairport: Letter from Ron to brother David on Feb 3, 1992: Return address shown as 24 Spring Hill, Fairport NY 14450-4006.

1993 HISTORY: NC-Shallotte: Tracy shows durrent address of father in Reunion book 1995: Ronald Grow Hallmark, 1758 Chadwick Landing Drive, Shallotte, NC 28459.

1997 and before: UT,Utah Co-Provo: 3-level townhouse

1998 HISTORY: VA-Virginia Beach: Visited Jakarta Indonesia then 5 months in Virginia Beach VA with Bob and Sue [Christmas card from Ron and Jean to Dave and June Hallmark Dec 1998, then they moved there-2096 Weybridge Dr, Virginia Beach VA 23454, Jean to cardiac rehab 3x/week

1999 HISTORY: VA-Virginia Beach: Dec 22 letter from Ron to Dave Hallmark: "I still miss Utah but when Jean's health started to fade from the altitude there, our son, Robert, the doctor and his wife, Sue, asked us to come out to visit, and we both like it so much that Jean stayed and I returned to pack up and move all our things out here.... don't see any more of him and his wife [both doctors]. However, Rob keeps in touch by phone and is always checking on "Mom" to make sure she is okay. Jean is doing much better now at sea-level but, still on occasion has chest pains and can't do as much as she used to... sold our townhome in Provo and now own a 10-yr old home w/3 bedrooms... take walks often but not on windy or rainy says, so must accept the treadmill. I am often reminded of walks that Dad used to take; I miss him very much and am very grateful that he is with our Mother now.

2000 HISTORY: VA-Virginia Beach: Letter March 2000 to Dave from Ron Hallmark: In Singapore with daughter, still living in Virginia Beach; Went to country of Brunci, NW part of island of Bornco on Ron's 70th birthday... Rob had us come out there to be close to him as Jean has had a lot of problems w/her heart. On top of her history of diabetis she has had congestive heart failure now for several years. Rob wanted her close so he could assure she would have specialists when needed... the 3 level townhouse in Utah was just too many stairs to climb. Our home in Virginia is all on 1 floor...
Dec 2000 letter: "I was able to fly to Utah - time with 2 brothers and sister (Jack in Salt Lake, Norma-Cedar Hills, Dave in Boise). Sammantha drove me up to Walla Walla to attend grade school reunion (1944). While in Walla Walla I was able to stop in Pendleton OR to visit with cousins Keith Hallmark, Donna Lee House and Lorna Dee Stahl.

2003 HIST: CA,Santa Clara-San Jose: Living with daughter, Penny Cherry - has been to Singapore with dau, Tracy. Has dimencia - gets lost easily, but remembers years past well, personality the same, although he has mellowed and doesn't have his temper flare as in past.

2007 HISTORY: Phillipines: Pam Hallmark Wagner visted with Ron's daughter Penny, and she said he is living in the Phillipines with a caregiver, who was sister Tracy's housekeeper. Phillipines is her home and has family to help her with him. She has nice home [condominium] for Phillipines, but takes good care of Ron

Ronald married Wilma Jean Palmer 20 Jul 1948, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States. Wilma (daughter of Harold Jasper Palmer and Delma May Kelso) was born 28 Jan 1932, Weiser, Washington, Idaho, United States; died 24 Oct 2003, San Jose, Santa Clara, California, United States; was buried 1 Nov 2003, Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: AF 4J1N-L6

Notes:

1928 BIRTH: CA,Alameda Co-Oakland: Richard Grow Lambert born 21 Jun 1928

MARRIAGE: Richard Grow Lambert md to Delores Hogan [no date or place shown]

1996 DEATH: CA,Mendocino Co: Richard Grow Lambert died 31 July 1996

HISTORY: CA,Mendocino Co-Ukiah: US Public Rcds for Richard G Lambert bn June 1928, street address: 1396 Yokayo Dr, Ukiah, Mendocina CA, 95482; phone 707-462-0540, Rcd #888561916. Household members: Lee A Lambert, Leeann H Lambert age 46 bn 1961, Leslie Lambert, Richard G Lambert, Richard G Lambert age 79 bn 1928.

Living married D. Livingood [Group Sheet]

Living married L.R. Koldzik [Group Sheet]

Living married E.A. Mauldin [Group Sheet]

Living married K.J. Lindstrom [Group Sheet]

Living married D.C. Parmley [Group Sheet]

Living married Living (son of Paul Henry Wagner and Rose LaRue Thomas) [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Notes:

1948 BIRTH: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Jill LaVerne Hallmark was born 18 June 1948, blessed on 1 August 1948 by father, James David Hallmark; AFN: SIRQ-29

1957 RELIGEON: WA,Franklin Co-Richland: Fam Group Sheet & Personal Rcd in blue bk of remembrance: "Jill LaVerne Hallmark baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 29 March 1957 by Robert Franzen Davenport, confirmed 31 March 1957 by father, James David Hallmark"

HISTORY: Jill would take too long in the bathroom getting ready to go somewhere, and one Sunday, the family went off to church without her, until we were part way there, then we realized she was not with us. Jill was always the peacemaker in the family. She always had a smile.

HISTORY: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Jim and Jill lived in parents home [they had moved], 1029 Francis

ID,Ada County-Boise: Jill and Jim lived in their home on Lancer, and both cooked and took care of the home. Jill was in and out of bed for many years, trying to find out what the problems were. She had had kidney problems and heart problems.

2012 DEATH,BURIAL: ID,Ada County-Boise: Jill LaVerne Hallmark Zier died 23 May 2012 at home; buried in Dry Creek Cemetery not too far from Mom and Dad.

1012 OBITUARY: ID,Ada County-Boise Statesman 5-27-2012: Jill LaVerne Zier 1948 - 2012 Jill Zier, 63, of Boise, Idaho passed away May 23, 2012 after an extended illness. Jill was born June 18, 1948 to James David Hallmark and June Bernice Smith in Walla Walla, Washington. Jill was a loving wife and mother of four. She is survived by her husband, Jim Zier; three sons, Chad, J. Craig, and Jeff; a daughter, Jena Burkman; four sisters, Pam Wagner, Dianna Smith, Kristie Bleazard, and Lorrie Naylor; and two brothers, Michael Hallmark and Steven Hallmark. A viewing for family and friends will be held from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. on Monday, May 28, 2012 at the Relyea Funeral Chapel located at 318 N. Latah in Boise. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at the L.D.S. chapel located at 11443 W. McMillan Road in Boise. A graveside service will follow at the Dry Creek Cemetery. Services are under the direction of the Relyea Funeral Chapel.

Jill married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living (daughter of Leon Warren Woodfield and Living) [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

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Notes:

c1950 BIRTH: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Penny Lynn Hallmark born about 1950, based on other siblings

c1968 SCHOOLING: WA,Walla Walla Co-Walla Walla: Penny Lynn Hallmark graduated from Walla Walla High School Wed 29 May [c1968]

1972 MARRIAGE: Penny Lynn Hallmark md John Steven Cherry 26 August 1972 [Jean Hallmark 1997]

1997 HISTORY: San Jose CA

1999 HISTORY: Christmas card from Ron and Jean to Dave and June 1999: "...successful heart surgery that Penny had in April...

2000 HISTORY: March 2000 letter from Ron to Dave Hallmark: "Penny & Steve are still in San Jose CA.."

Penny married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married B. Bednarska [Group Sheet]

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

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

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Living married D.A. Kittle [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

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Living married Living [Group Sheet]

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Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married A. Olsen [Group Sheet]

Notes:

BIR: Personal knowledge & rcds of Paul D Wagner

Notes:

BIR,DTH,BUR: Rcds of Brian & Keri Oldroyd. Bur Cloverdale Cem, Boise ID