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- 1885 BIRTH: ID,Nez Perce-Lewiston: Melvin Eads born 17 Sep 1885
Hist of Eads Family by Rev Geo R Eads,1945, pg 4: A number of children born, all died of diphtheria except one son, Melvin.
c1915 MARRIAGE: Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner, pg 14: Melvin Eads md Gertrude Skeffington, no date or place shown, estimated mg date based on first child's birth
1920 CENSUS:MT,Wheatland Co-Sch Dst 23,Twp 10-11,ED 148:T625_978 pg 137,5 Jan,Dw1/1:
EADS, Melvin D head, 34/ID(KS/IA) farmer (200),renting,md; Gertrude 33/MN
(CAN/MASS)wf; Eva 4/MT-dau; Eileen 2/MT-dau; Lucila 1/MT-dau
1920 CHILD #4: MT,Wheatland Co-Judith Gap: Obit of daughter, Jean Marie June 2002: "Jean Marie Eads... Born September 12, 1920 to Melvin D. and Gertrude Eads in Judith Gap, Montana."
c1928 HIST: WA,Asotin Co-Clarkston: Moved to Washington
1930 CENSUS:WA,Asotin Co-Asotin Twp:Anc.com Img 6-pg 3B,ED 2-3,Apr 4,ln 65,Dw62/62,2d St:
EADS, Melvin D-head,44/ID (KS/KS) md at 28 1st time,house painter,renting;
Gertrude-wife,43/MN (Can/Mass)md at 27 1st time, no occ; Eva G-dau
14/MT; Elen H-dau 12/MT; Lucile-dau 11/MT; Jean M-dau 9/MT; Willard L
-son 7/MT
1939 HIST: WA,Asotin Co-Clarkston: Obit of mother Nancy Melissa Hagaman Eads Hamilton-Lewiston ID: "Survivors include her husband, Gavin Hamilton; her son, Melvin Eads, Clarkston...
1945 HIST: ID,Nez Perce-Lewiston: Hist of Eads Family by Rev Geo R Eads, pg 4: "Melvin is a farmer, living at Judith Gap, Montana." Mary Marks wrote to side: "Melvin 'was' a farmer at Judith Gap, Montana, now Lewiston Idaho."
c1954 HIST: Tiny slip of paper, written by Mary Marks, Eads doc #: "Melvin Eads, Lewiston Trailer Court, also written"Judith Gap. Mary wrote him at Judith Gap, no answer, letter never returned"
1954 HIST: Nov 1954 letter from Austa to Mary Marks, #32a: "Melvin Eads lives in Lewiston he runs an auto court, but I haven't seen him since father died. He was at his funeral.
1969 DEATH: ID,Nez Perce Co-Lewiston: Melvin D Eads died 18 Aug 1969
ACTION - CK OUT - Melvin Eads:
1. 1900-1910 Censuses
Email from Carol Tallman Jones, Jan 2004:
Asotin Washington: Originally named Has-Hu-Tin (meaning eel) by Native Americans, Asotin was later renamed by early settlers. Because of its mild climate, Asotin, at the confluence of the Snake River and Asotin Creek, is part of the "banana belt" of eastern Washington.
Asotin's historical background is evident in a number of the downtown buildings, including the courthouse, and the beautiful old homes dating back to the 1880's and early 1900's, also there is an historical flour mill, located above the old city park on Asotin Creek. Visit nearby attractions such as Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Wallowa Mountains, Blue Mountains, and Hat Point. Asotin is also the home of the Asotin County Fair, held the last week in April and includes a downtown parade each year. It is the first yearly county fair in the State of Washington.
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