Samuel Stonehocker

Notes:

Barnard, Nodaway Co, Missouri was laid out in 1870 and the first bulding constructed was by Samuel Stonehocker in May, 1870. A New History of Nodaway Co, Missouri. 977.8124 42C V 2.
Samuel and Jane Stonehocker
The son of Michael
ntblntblntbl Samuel Stonehocker Jane (Elliott) Stonehocker
Samuel was born on January 15, 1820 in the White Eyes Township of Coshocton County, OH. He married Jane Elliott , a daughter of Irish immigrants, on Dec 1, 1842. Samuel and Jane had nine children. One of the first recorded histories of Samuel shows that he served in the 143^rd Ohio Infantry Regiment during the time of the Civil War. He would have been 44 years old at the time. The following is a record of the 143^rd's history.

143rd Regiment, Ohio Infantry National Guard Organized at Camp Chase, Ohio, and mustered in May 12, 1864. Left State for Washington, D.C., May 15. Guard duty at Forts Slemmer, Totten, Slocum and Stevens, attached to 1st Brigade, Haskins' Division, 22nd Army Corps, till June 8. Moved to White House Landing June 8, thence to Bermuda Hundred. Assigned to 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 10th Army Corps, Army of the James. Duty in the trenches at Bermuda Hundred, City Point and Fort Pocohontas till August 29. Ordered to Camp Chase, Ohio, and mustered out September 13, 1864. Regiment lost during service 32 Enlisted men by disease. Total 32.
The 1850 and 1860 census list Samuel as living in Coshocton County, Ohio with his occupation as being a farmer. Leaving his birth- state after the Civil War, Samuel moved to the Nodaway County, Missouri area in April of 1865 at the age of 45 (Source: Jane's. obituary) . The 1870 and 1880 Censuses show Samuel as being in the Nodaway County area. His occupation is listed as being a farmer in both census.
The first recorded mention of Samuel in the Nodaway County area is when it is noted that land owned by Samuel and others was used to establish the town site of Barnard (Source: Barnard Bulletin Nov. 1925]]. "The town was laid out by a town company consisting of A. P. Morehouse, A.J. Dearing, John McFarland, Samuel Stonehocker, ect?." And goes on to state "The first building was erected by Samuel Stonehocker in April, 1870." At one point in the town history it is stated that "Samuel Stonehocker owns a paint shop on the west side going north on 4^th Street." At another time it speaks of "Stonehocker Street." The street still carries that name today. (Source: Barnard, It's History" January 19, 1883 Nodaway Democrat.)
On Jan. 25, 1871 the Nodaway Democrat reports " Not withstanding the hard times Barnard is improving, some four or five houses having been built in the last few days. Uncle Sammy Stonehocker , the kind and obliging host of the "Barnard House " has just completed a large and commodious stable where tired and hungry horses will be well cared for." Later in 1872 on April 24^th the same paper reports " Uncle Sam Stonehocker is prepared to furnish the best accommodations and good grub for the way-worn traveler. The next month on May 1st the paper makes mention that "The Masonic festival and ball given at Barnard on last Thursday, (day and evening) was a complete success being well attended, and one of the most enjoyable entertainments given in this section in a long time. All night long the ball was crowded with the merry dancers, keeping time to the witching music of the band. At 12 o'clock at night a splendid supper was spread at the Barnard Hotel, kept by Uncle Sam Stonehocker, and full justice was done to the good things provided for the occasion. After supper a fine cake was voted to the handsomest young lady in the room, and it was awarded to Miss. Sarah Ann Stonehocker, daughter of the worthy landlord of the hotel ?"

An early day map of Barnard, Missouri. Notice that Stonehocker Street appears on the map. Stonehocker Street is still in Barnard, Missouri today.
Samuel and Jane surely celebrated the marriage of their children as all but one of their children married in the Barnard area.
In 1882 (Source: Nodaway Democrat Sept. 20, 1888 and Jane's obituary) Samuel and Jane moved to the Elk County, Kansas area staying but a couple of years before moving on to Ashland, Kansas in 1885.
Their youngest son, Samuel Ackerman was doing a very good business in that area. The western Kansas area had long been range for the cattle herders until settlers began to arrive in the 1880s.Samuel would have been in his mid 60's by that time. Records at the Clark County court house show that Samuel purchased "Lots 13-15 Blk 3 Longs add to Ashland in March of 1893 from G. W. Wilson and sold the lots on July 14, 1896 to J.W. Thomas."
No further information has been discovered as of this writing concerning Samuel and Jane's life in Ashland, Kansas. It is assumed that they most likely moved there to be near their youngest son, Samuel Ackerman Stonehocker. "S.A.", as Samuel Ackerman was known, had lived in the area for many years previous to their arriving and had done quite well in many business ventures. Jane would pass away on Dec. 8, 1894 and be buried in the Highland Cemetery.
ntbl It is known that Samuel made one last trip back to the town that he helped establish when on July 4^th 1895 the Nodaway Democrat reported that "Uncle Sammy Stonehocker, Barnard's first boniface, arrived here Tuesday for an extended visit in this locality. His home is in Ashland, Kansas. He left here thirteen years ago. He is the same old Uncle Sammy of yore, when Barnard was young, wild and wooly".
(As printed in the Nodaway Democrat.)
After Jane's death, Samuel's son, S.A. would leave the Ashland area and open a hardware store in Corbin, Kansas. It might be assumed that Samuel would live much of his last years in S.A.'s home since the 1900 census records Samuel as living with him there.
The Wellington-Monitor Press began to report in April of 1901 that "Grampa Stonehocker is quite proorly."
It again makes mention of Samuel's condition in a later newspaper that month. Finally on April 24, 1901 the paper states that "Grandpa Stonehocker died Monday?at 4:20 o'clock after a lingering illness. He was a kind old gentleman and well liked by all. He bore his illness with out a murmur. His remains were sent via Santa Fe (Railroad) to Ashland, Clark County to be interred beside his wife who died some eight years ago. His son S.A. Stonehocker, accompanied?

Printed in the Wellinton Newspaper.

Children: Robert B. About 1847 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 18 Jan 1866 Elizabeth J Porter 8 Feb 1893 Nodaway County, Mo
John Thomas 5 Oct 1844 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 10 Nov 1874 Rebecca A Snyder 28 Feb 1914 Sumner Co., Ks
Joseph Henry 6 Oct 1846 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 16 Aug 1866
Lydia A Billings 15 Jan 1931 Sumner Co., Kansas
Martha Ellen 17 Mar 1850 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 2 Feb 1869 John David Fanning 26 May 1940 Maryville, Nodaway County, Mo
Sarah Milissa 26 Dec 1854 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 12 Nov 1879 Robert James Wallace 2 Dec 1936 Hill City, Ks
Charles Fremont 12 May 1856 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 12 May 1875 Nancy Jackson/ Alice Virginia Six 7 Oct 1937 Salt Lake City, Utah
Samuel Ackerman (S..A.) also known as (Doc) 10 Nov 1858 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 2 June 1892 Della Barley 23 Dec 1949 Wilder, Idaho
Infant daughter Stonehocker 8 Feb 1862 White Eyes Township / Coshocton County, Ohio 16 Feb 1862 Coshocton Co. Oh
Memorial Card from Samuel's funeral. Bottom Left: Samuel's tombstone. Bottom Right: Jane's tombstone.


Obituary of Samuel
It is known that many facts of Samuel's life is not accurately stated in his obituary, however it is printed here as it appeared in the local newspaper at the time of his death.
(Reprinted as it appeared in the Ashland Clipper newspaper April 18, 1901)
STONEHOCKER- Samuel Stonehocker was
Born in Ohio, the 15th of January 1820; departed this life at Corbin Kansas
April 15th 1901; aged 81 years and three months. Deceased leaves six children to mourn his death - four girls and two boys. Mr. Stonehocker resided in this county for a number of years and was one of our most highly respected citizens. He was an honored member of the G.A.R. Post at this place and was laid to rest by his comrades with the honors
Of a soldier. The interment took place this morning, the 18th, the body being laid
Away in the cemetary on the hill, where his beloved wife was laid away in 1893.

Obituary of Jane Stonehocker
(Reprinted as it appeared in the Ashland Clipper newspaper on Dec. 14 1894)

On last Saturday, Dec 8, at 12:35 o'clock p.m., Mrs. Jane Elliott Stonehocker died at their home in this city. There were present of the family, Mrs. J. H. Stonehocker and daughter, of Sumner County. and S.A. Stonehocker and wife of this county. Deceased was born in Ireland in January 1822, and was therefore 72 yrs and 11 months old at the time of Her death. She removed with her parents to Coshocton County Ohio in 1829, And was married to Samuel Stonehocker Dec .1, 1842. There were born of this union five sons, and four daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Stonehocker removed with their family in April, 1865, to Nodaway Co. Mo, and from thence to Elk County and finally to Clark County, May 1885. Mrs. Stonehocker leaves a husband, four sons and two daughters to mourn the loss of wife and mother. She had been a member of the Old School Presbyterian church for 51 years at the time of her departure, and after a dutiful life she fell asleep by the "gates of light" peacefully in a saviors love. Grandma Stonehocker may not have been immaculate, but her heart ever opened with a benevolent fullness to earth's unfortunate and was warmed by a generous ray of philanthrophy. Shw was passed to that bonrne(sic) from whence no traveler has yet returned, but her memory will quicken the pulse of her aged husband, and be a tender recollection in the hearts of her surviving children.
Peace be to the voiceless clay of the old mother's in Isreal who pass the portals in the angel song, "Peace on earth good will toward men."



The parents, brothers and sisters of Jane (Elliot) Stonehocker

Jane's parents were Robert Elliott, born abt.1794 in Ireland, died 28 May, 1859 Coshocton Co Ohio. His wife was Eleanor, also born in Ireland (MNU).

Children were:
Jane born Jan. 1822 Ireland
Thomas born 2 June 1823 Ireland died 11 Dec 1890 Coshocton Ohio
Sarah born abt. 1825
Eleanor b. 0ct 12, 1825 Ireland died 15 April 1852 Ohio
John b. abt. 1827 Ohio
Elizabeth b. 15 May 1829 Ohio died 24 June 1876 Ohio
Nancy b. 11 Feb 1831 Ohio d. March 30 1908 (Hopkins Journal) married
Samuel McFarland in 1860 (Ohio) they are both buried in Nodaway Co. She had no
children with Sam, but helped raise his children from his first marriage.
Martha b. abt 1834 Ohio d. 17 Feb 1857 Ohio.
Known residence of Samuel Stonehocker

Born in White Eyes Township of Coshocton County Ohio
Lived in Nodaway County, Missouri
Lived in Elk County, Kansas
Died in Corbin, Kansas
Buried in Ashland, Kansas

Charles married Alice Virginia Six. Alice was born 24 Feb 1860, Virginia, United States; died 27 Aug 1924, West Riverdale, Weber, Utah. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Nancy Elizabeth Jackson 12 May 1875, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Nancy was born Abt 1860, Nodaway, Missouri, United States; died Aft 1910. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth: 1847
Coshocton County
Ohio, USA Death: Feb. 8, 1893
Barnard
Nodaway County
Missouri, USA
Son of Samuel and Jane E. (Elliott) Stonehocker. Husband of Elizabeth J. Porter. Father of Ida, Marion Douglas, Anna M., and Lula M. Served in the Civil War with Co C 51 Regiment Ohio Infantry as Private. He was injured during his time in service having recieved either a leg or an abdominal injury during the war. He moved to the Nodaway County area of Missouri following the Civil War.


Information from 1880 Census of Barnard, Nodaway Co, Missouri.
Served in Civil War with Co C 51 Regiment Ohio Infantry as Private
at age 18 joined 28 Aug 1861 at Chili for 3 years
Desciption: Complex light, eyes dark, hair dark, height 5 ft 8 inches
Born Coshocton, Farmer

Robert married Elizabeth J. Porter 18 Jan 1866, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Elizabeth was born 18 Mar 1846, Monroe, Ohio, United States; died 20 Feb 1890, Barnard, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

2nd sealing to Rebecca A Snider - 20 Mar 1986 - WASHI
Civil War Records- Co 9 Regiment Ohio Cavalry as aPrivate at age 18.
Joined 7 Nov 1863 at Coshocton Ohio for 3 year period.
Discharged 20 July 1865
Description: Grey Eyes, light hair, fair complexion, height 5 ft 2 1/2 inches

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John married Rebecca Ann Snyder 10 Nov 1874, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Rebecca was born 23 Mar 1852, Nodaway, Missouri, United States; died 13 Jan 1933, Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States; was buried Jan 1933, Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Middle Name in doubt--may be J, H, or S

Joseph married Lydia Ann Billings 16 Aug 1866, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Lydia was born 25 Feb 1849, Platte, Missouri, United States; died 6 Mar 1937, Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas, United States; was buried , Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Husband's name may be John HARMON -
[Fanning, Martha Ellen Stonehocker
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday May 30, 1940 p. 4
Mrs. Martha Fanning Of Maryville Die
Mrs. Martha Ellen [Stonehocker] Fanning widow of the late John D. [Davis] Fanning and former resident of Conway, died at her home in Maryville Sunday night, following a week's illness.
The funeral services were held at the Price Funeral Home in Maryville Tuesday afternoon and burial was in the Lexington cemetery north of Bedford.
Born in Ohio March 17, 1850, Mrs. Fanning came to Nodaway County when 14 years of age. She and Mr. Fanning were married February 2, 1869, at Barnard. His death occurred July 17, 1925. She was a member of the Pleasant Grove church near Barnard.
She leaves three sons,
Frank Fanning of Barnard,
Ad Fanning of Maryville and Bert Fanning of Savannah;
Six daughters,
Mrs. Lottie Griffith of Maryville,
Mrs. Grace Logan and Mrs. Gertrude Dicker of Seattle, Wash.,
Mrs. Tillie McDermott of Skidmore and
Mrs. Melissa Pasco of Shelby, Mont.; eighteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Two sons preceded her in death.[Stewart, Thomas Gourley]

Sarah married Robert James Wallace 18 Jan 1879, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Robert was born Abt 1850, Coshocton, Coshocton, Ohio, United States; died 15 Jul 1936, Hill City, Graham, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Samuel married Della Barley 2 Jun 1892, United States. Della was born 1868, Indiana, United States; died 1951; was buried , Wilder, Canyon, Idaho, United States. [Group Sheet]

Clarence married Georgia Valeria Fox 1898, United States. Georgia was born Mar 1877, Michigan, United States; died 29 Nov 1944, Milford, Beaver, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

Bertha married Living [Group Sheet]

Marion married Mabel Aline Coonce. Mabel was born 18 Feb 1876, United States; died 7 Aug 1952, Waco, Texas. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Missouri Marriage Reccords-1805-2002 Ancestry.com
I am still not for sure but I think I may have found Rober'ts daut Anna. Mrs Anna Minerva Kaufman born 16 August 1873 Barnard Mo. Died 28 May 1942 In Jackson Co. MO. She is one that married Elias Kaufman in Vernon Co Mo. I am going to try and get obits for her, her husband and 2 son's to see if they have any info. Her death cert list only her Dad's last name and Mom's is blank (unknown). Kathy
Anna Minerva Stonehocker married Elias Alvey Kaufman 23 Sep 1896 in Nevada Vernon Missouri. I found them on the 1900, 1910, 1920, census in Kansas City Mo. They had 2 sons: Harold Milton b. 17 Apr 1901 Mo, and Jerome b. 10 Oct 1905 Mo. Harold died 5 Mar 1952 LA CA buried in cemetery in Glendale Ca. Jerome died 1 Dec 1958 in Mo. Anna, Elias and Jerome are buried at MT. Moriah cem. in KC Mo. I have sent them an email about any other info they might have.
On Anna's death cert it states her dad was a Stonehocker nothing more known and unknown's listed for her mother.
Anna is the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Porter Stonehocker. I got the obit today and it states that the survivors are 2 sons and a brother Marion Stonehocker of Texas! Now the only question is what happened to the other 2 girls? Also if Elizabeth's obit is correct there is one more child. So this obit will be in the next batch of info that I send to you. Kathy Frick
Dearth Certificate Missouri.

Anna married Elias Alvery Kaufman 23 Sep 1896, Nevada, Vernon, Missouri, United States. Elias was born 8 Sep 1873, Pappinsville, , Missouri; died 18 Nov 1933, Kaw, Jackson, Kansas. [Group Sheet]

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Arthur married Amanda Bell. Amanda was born 1879; died 14 Dec 1966, Riverside, Riverside, California, United States. [Group Sheet]

Eva married Living. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth: Mar. 22, 1881
Sumner County
Kansas, USA Death: Mar. 2, 1964
Wellington
Sumner County
Kansas, USA

Ward married Mildred Elizabeth Dunham 16 Aug 1910, Wellington, , Kansas. Mildred was born 26 Mar 1891, Nebraska, United States; died 24 Feb 1979, Wellington, , Kansas. [Group Sheet]

Roy married Ruby Inez Shaklee. Ruby was born 14 Oct 1892, Enid, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States; died May 1939, Denver, Denver, Colorado, United States. [Group Sheet]

Oliver married Bessie Bernice Wood 7 Jul 1915, Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States. Bessie was born 27 Jan 1897, United States; died 14 Feb 2000, Wichita, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Information from 1880 Census of Barnard, Nodaway Co, Missouri. Joseph is listed as Jue.
Lydia is a Billings because her mother is listed as mother-in-law living with the family.

John married Minnie Hildreth 2 Feb 1890, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Minnie (daughter of Joseph H. Hildreth and Savilla Anne Cunninghan) was born May 1878, Missouri, United States; died 25 Jun 1946, Douglas, Oregon, United States. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Ida Belle Fanning 2 Jul 1894, Wellington, Sumner, Kansas. Ida (daughter of William Harmon Fanning and Rachel Harris) was born 1875, Wellington, Sumner, Kansas; died 1954, Hudson, Weld, Colorado, United States. [Group Sheet]

Willie married Emma Cox 1903, Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States. Emma was born 20 Apr 1878, Chickaskia, Sumner, Kansas; died 17 Jul 1957, Ponca City, Kay, Oklahoma, United States; was buried , Corbin, Sumner, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet]

Willie married 1903. Unknown [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth: Mar. 8, 1879
Barnard
Nodaway County
Missouri, USA Death: Nov. 16, 1967
Enid
Garfield County
Oklahoma, USA
Son of Joseph H. and Lydia Ann (Billings)Stonehocker
Obituary:(Enid Morning News)
Services for Sam Stonehocker, 88, who died Thursday evening, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the Henninger-Allen Funeral Home chapel. Rev. James A. Underwood will officiate with burial to follow in the Del Norte Cemetery near Drummond.
He was born March 8, 1879, in Barnard, Mo. and moved to Kansas at the age of 7. He was married in Wellington, Kan. June 3, 1907. and lived there till coming to Oklahoma. He settled in the Lahoma community where he farmed until 1959 when he retired and moved to Enid.
He was a member of the United Brethren Church.
Survivors include the widow, Grace, of the home; three sons, Joe, Lohoma, Herb, Lawton, and Marion, Enid; one daughter Mrs. Ray (Ina) Mosby, Wellington, Kan; one sister, Clara Yost, Cincinnati, Ohio; 17 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, three sisters, and one daughter, Mrs. Marion (Helen) Brown, who died Oct. 18,1963.

Samuel married Martha Grace Travis 3 Jun 1907, Wellington, , Kansas. Martha was born 18 Sep 1881; died 11 Nov 1968, Oklahoma, United States. [Group Sheet]

Clara married John Thomas Walter Dillman. John was born 26 Feb 1884, Kansas, United States; died 1931, Arizona, United States. [Group Sheet]

Clara married Alva Byron Yost 16 Jul 1909, Jackson, Missouri, United States. Alva was born 1879, Ohio, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Josie married Lucius Melvin Sturm 6 Sep 1908, Caldwell, Sumner, Kansas, United States. Lucius was born 18 Apr 1884, Kansas, United States; died 19 Nov 1972, Sumner, Bremer, Iowa, United States. [Group Sheet]

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[Fanning, Addison Dow]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday November 27, 1958 p. 7
A. D. Fanning Buried At Lexington
Addison [Dow] Fanning, 80, formerly of Taylor County, died Wednesday, Nov. 19 at a hospital in Waterloo, Iowa, after a long illness.
Mr. Fanning was born May 3, 1878 at Maryville, the son of the late John D. [avis] and Martha [Ellen Stonehocker] Fanning. He was married to Anna [May] Sinison, who survives.
The survivors include his widow, of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Glen Fickess [Flossie], Detroit, Mich., Mrs. Russell Winslow [Enlow], Waterloo; two sons, Robert and Loren Fanning, Waterloo; three sisters, Mrs. Guy Griffith [Charlotte Orlena], Maryville; Mrs. Howard Fanning, Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Gertie Decker, Seattle, Wash., and several grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at Waterloo Saturday afternoon and the body was brought to Lexington cemetery Sunday afternoon, where graveside services were held at two o'clock. Rev. Anthony Blankers of the Bedford Methodist Church officiated.

Addison married Anna May Sinison 1 Feb 1899, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri, United States. Anna was born 14 Sep 1876, Tarkio, Atchison, Missouri, United States; died 17 Sep 1975, Allison, Butler, Iowa, United States. [Group Sheet]

Gertrude married Living. [Group Sheet]

Lee married Living [Group Sheet]

Earl married Living. [Group Sheet]

Glenn married Theone Gillins 10 Nov 1933, Beaver, Beaver, Utah, United States. Theone was born 28 May 1908, Minersville, Beaver, Utah, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Living. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Robert married Living [Group Sheet]

Marion married Living. [Group Sheet]

Marion married Living [Group Sheet]

Jerome married Living. [Group Sheet]

Ethel married Living. [Group Sheet]

Earl married Olive Luetta Bracken Abt 1923. Olive was born 1905, Oklahoma, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Luella married Living. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Raymond married Clara Evelena Killingsworth 2 Aug 1942, Dexter, Cowley, Kansas, United States. Clara was born 3 Feb 1923; died 23 Feb 2005, Wellington, Sumner , Kansas; was buried , Wellington, , Kansas. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married Living. [Group Sheet]

Living married Living [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Lois Aleene Palmer, 74, died July 6, 1997, in Yelm. She was born in Hudson, CO on Oct. 24, 1922, to Roy and Ruby Stonehocker. She enjoyed gardening and was a member of Living Well Lady. She was also an active member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Tacoma, serving as Deaconess, offering counter, choir member, and helping with church beautification. Mrs. Palmer is survived by her children, Judy (Kenneth) Wiley, Anna (Charles) Kearns, Dennis Palmer, Fredrick (Kathy) Palmer, Linda Palmer, Patrick (Amy) Palmer, Steven (April) Palmer, Debora (Timothy) Alison, Douglas (Sonja) Palmer; brother, Beryl Stonehocker; sister, Donna Johnson. Services will be held Tues., July 8, 1 p.m. at Tacoma Central Seventh Day Adventist Church. Arrangements by Dryer Mortuary.

Lois married Living [Group Sheet]

Roy married Living [Group Sheet]

Roy married Living [Group Sheet]

Harold married Living. [Group Sheet]

Harold married Living [Group Sheet]

Beryl married Living [Group Sheet]

Oliver married Pansy R. Hollinger. Pansy (daughter of Living and Living) was born 23 Oct 1919, Sloan, Woodbury, Iowa, United States; died 1 Jun 2005, Marshalltown, Marshall, Iowa, United States. [Group Sheet]

Calvert married Mary Ethel Brown 1920, Kern City, Kern, California, United States. Mary was born 23 Feb 1903, Louisiana, United States; died 28 May 1948, Bakersfield, Kern, California, United States. [Group Sheet]

Otto married Oleata Marie Pemberton 2 Jul 1928, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. Oleata was born 15 Apr 1909, Kaw, Jackson, Kansas; died 22 Dec 1999, Independence, Montgomery, Kansas, United States; was buried , Newkirk Cem, Newkirk, Oklahoma, USA. [Group Sheet]

Ina married Living [Group Sheet]

Living married M.E. Stonehocker (daughter of Samuel Stonehocker and Jane Elliott) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[Fanning, Loren Richard]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday June 9, 1983 p. 7
Last Rites For Loren R. Fanning Held June 3
Funeral services for Loren Richard Fanning, 79 of Gravity, Iowa, held June 3 in Shum-Novinger Funeral Home in Bedford, were conducted by Rev. Ross Keyt. Mr. Fanning died May 31, 1983 in Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Interment was at Washington Cemetery, Gravity.
Loren Richard Fanning, son of Addison Fanning and Anne Sinison Fanning, was born in Pickering, Missouri, June 26, 1903. He lived in Missouri and Wisconsin and grew to maturity in Taylor County where he attended public school.
On December 23, 1929, he was united in marriage to H. Berniece Worrell in Shenandoah, Iowa. They lived in different places in Iowa. To this union two children were born: Richard Dean Fanning and Lois Ann (Fanning) Hurtado.
Mr. Fanning was employed by Blue Line Transfer and later engaged in farming until his retirement. He was a member of the Gravity Nazarene Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one grandson and one great granddaughter, a brother, John, and a sister, Bessie.
Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Berniece, of the home; son Richard Dean; Daughter, Lois Ann; seven grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; two sisters, Flossie Fickess and Lillie Enlow; one brother, L. [ennie] C. [harles] Fanning.
He was a kind and considerate husband and father and will be missed by all who knew and loved him.
[Owens, Clyde M.]

Loren married Living [Group Sheet]

Jack married Living. [Group Sheet]