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251 | Ray Hanson cachet for National Air Mail Week A special cachet designed for air mail sent from Bingham Lake, MN, during National Air Mail Week, May 15-21, 1938. A Depression-era civic engagement program, about 10,000 different cachets were prepared for National Air Mail Week, during which every citizen was encouraged to send air mail. | ||
252 | Ray Hanson full page feature in The Farmer November 20, 1937 | ||
253 | Ray, Ione, and Mable Hanson (1933) (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
254 | Ray, Mable, and Ione (1936) (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
255 | Raymond T Hayes Status: Located; | ||
256 | Reed and Great-Papa visit Lou (May 2015) (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
257 | Richard Theoret bronze military marker Status: Located; US Navy, World War II | ||
258 | Richer monument Status: Located; | ||
259 | Richer, Jeremie - 1881 Census of Canada Jeremie Richer, age 42, was living in Clarence, Ontario and was working as a farmer. Family included his wife Octavie (35) and children Thomas (18), Vitaline (16), Malvina (14), Marceline (12), Joseph (9), Odille (7), Manuel (6), Philomene (4), Delore (2), and Valorie (6 mo). | ||
260 | Rutman, Dorothy - 1940 US Federal Census By 1940 Dorothy, age 34, was divorced from Ervin and was living in Paterson, NJ, working as a telephone operator at a doctor's office. Her household included her children, Margaret (13) and Jean (11) and a 14yo lodger named Henrietta Piper. (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
261 | Rutman, Ervin - 1910 US Federal Census Ervin Rutman, age 21, is listed on the 1910 census as a timekeeper at the cement mill. Newlywed to his first wife, Alice (20), he and Alice are living with his mother-in-law Madina Wutcher (44), his sister-in-law Annie McKeever (25), and Annie's two young boys. | ||
262 | Rutman, Ervin - 1930 US Federal Census Ervin Rutman, age 42, was living in Queens, NY, and was listed as working at a brokerage. Family included wife Dorothy (24) and children Margaret E. (3) and Jean D. (7 mo). (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
263 | Rutman, Ervin - 1940 US Federal Census By 1940 the now twice-divorced Ervin Rutman, age 52, was living in a rooming house on West 23rd Street, New York. His occupation is listed as a margin clerk at a brokers. | ||
264 | Rutman, Ervin and Alice divorce records January 7, 1925 | ||
265 | Rutman, Ervin F. - WWI Draft Card 30 y.o. Ervin Rutman was living in Akron OH working as an accountant at the time of the draft. | ||
266 | Rutman, Ervin F. - WWII Draft Card 55 y.o. Ervin Rutman, twice divorced, was living in NYC at the time of the draft. | ||
267 | Rutman, Margaret - 1900 US Federal Census (p1) Margaret Rutman, age 44, was living in Allen, Northampton, PA, and had at this point been a widow for ten years. Her son Howard Walter (16) was working at a clerk in a dry goods store, while Ervin (12), was in school. | ||
268 | Rutman, Margaret - 1900 US Federal Census (p2) Margaret Rutman, age 44, was living in Allen, Northampton, PA, and had at this point been a widow for ten years. Her son Howard Walter (16) was working at a clerk in a dry goods store, while Ervin (12), was in school. | ||
269 | Rutman, Walter Jr. - 1890 US Federal Census Veterans Schedule This special schedule of the 1890 US Census enumerated Union veterans of the civil war. We learn that Walter Rutman had enlisted with the Pennsylvania 153rd, Company D, on September 22, 1862, and was discharged on July 24, 1863 after suffering a gunshot wound in his left thigh. | ||
270 | Rutman, Walter Jr. - Civil War Pension On July 19, 1890 Margaret Rutman filed for pension benefits as the widow of Walter Rutman. The file shows that Walter had previously filed for benefits on May 16, 1866 as an invalid. | ||
271 | Rutman, Walter Sr. - 1860 US Federal Census Walter Rutman, age 53, was living in Northampton, PA and working as a "laborer." Family included wife Mary (43) and sons Walter (19), William (17), Monroe (14), Allen and Edwin (10), and Thomas (3). | ||
272 | Rutman, Walter Sr. - 1870 US Federal Census Walter Rutman, age 64, was living in Northampton, PA and was working as a "laborer." Household included wife Mary (52) and son William (25, also a laborer), Allen (19), Edwin (19), and Thomas (12). | ||
273 | Rutman, Walter Sr. - 1880 US Federal Census Walter Rutman, age 74, was living in Northampton, PA and was no longer working. Household included wife Mary (62) and sons Thomas (22, working as a laborer) and Walter Jr. (39), who was also not working due to a Civil War injury. Walter's son Edwin (28) lived next door with his wife Sarah (22), and was working on the railroad (all the live long day, presumably). | ||
274 | Rutman/Muller marriage license September 29, 1925 | ||
275 | Sister Mary Columban Winifred Wright | ||
276 | Sixtieth Anniversary Vow Renewal Randy and Ione's 60th Anniversary Vow Renewal in Corolla NC (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
277 | Tad and Karen (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
278 | Taylor, Moses - 1840 US Federal Census Moses Taylor, listed on the 7th line down, was living in Mt. Pleasant, NY. His household included: Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39: 3 Free White Persons - Males - 60 thru 69: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1 Persons Employed in Agriculture: 3 Free White Persons - Under 20: 3 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3 Total Free White Persons: 8 Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8 | ||
279 | Taylor, Moses - 1850 US Federal Census Moses Taylor, age 70, was living in Mount Pleasant, NY, and working as a farmer. His household included wife Sarah (71), daughters Dorcas (39) and Mary Ann (34), and granddaughters Mary Jane (21) and Elizabeth Davis (10). It's worth noting that Elizabeth Davis' name is listed as living with her widowed mother, Jemima Davis, in New York City. | ||
280 | The 237th Engineers | ||
281 | The Carlson family (L-R) Hannah, Eric, Herman, Adlefina, Ellen | ||
282 | The Carlson Family Standing: Hannah, Herman, Ellen Seated: Eric, Mable, Adlefina | ||
283 | The Convoy | ||
284 | The Muller family George and Martha's 50th anniversary, June 15, 1954 | ||
285 | The Radtke sisters Radtke sisters (L to R) May, Harriet, Grace, Gladys, Sarah, Mildred, Sylvia, Lillian, Hildegard | ||
286 | The Woodhouse family (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
287 | The Woodhouse Family History - Compiled by Dorothy Woodhouse Dalenberg between 2005-2010 (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
288 | Theodore and Elizabeth Fischer Status: Located; | ||
289 | Theoret family reunion, July 4, 1967 Left to right: Dick and Jennie Theoret, Marie Theoret, Leah and Mose Theoret, Alice and Louie Golembiewski, Pat and Don Theoret, Phyllis and Clarence Theoret. (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
290 | Theoret, Ambrose - 1920 US Federal Census Ambrose Theoret, age 51, was living in Escanaba MI and was listed as a grocery merchant. His family included wife Martine (52) and son Mose (21), who was listed as a laborer. | ||
291 | Theoret, Ambrose - 1930 US Federal Census Ambrose Theoret, age 60, lived in Escanaba, MI, and was listed as a retail merchant at a grocery store. His household included his wife Martine (63), his son Mose (31), who was listed as a garage mechanic, Mose's wife Leah, and grandchildren Marie (6), Clarence (5), Richard (2y, 7mo), and Donald (1y, 8mo). | ||
292 | Theoret, Mose - 1940 US Federal Census Mose Theoret, age 42, was living in Escanaba MI, and was the proprietor of a "retail garage." The household included his wife Leah (42), children Marie (16), Clarence (15), Richard (12), Donald (11), Alice Mae (8), and Raymond (4), as well as Mose's mother Martine (73) and a lodger named Paul Rose (26), who was a cheese maker. (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
293 | Thomas Richer Status: Located; | ||
294 | Top Gun, Lu, Commaneche (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
295 | Tori and Commaneche (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
296 | Urban - S.S. Moltke manifest, 1904 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Urban, both 27, first came to the United States from Dover on September 2, 1904, as a part of a worldwide vaudeville tour. Master Michael Urban was only 10 years old. | ||
297 | Walter and Margaret Rutman Status: Located; Walter's GAR marker, which identifies him as a Civil War veteran, is incorrectly located on his father's grave (as of 8/29/2012). | ||
298 | Walter Rutman Status: Located; The GAR marker by Walter's headstone actually belongs by his son Walter Jr's headstone, which is only a few feet away. As of August 29, 2012 this error had not yet been rectified. | ||
299 | Walter Rutman (from Germany) on the locks of the Lehigh River, Catasauqua, Pennsylvania | ||
300 | Washington Wright Status: Located; Washington Wright died in Military Hosp. at Ft Craig, NM on 3 May 1865. Listed as Private W. Wright, Co. F, 1st Cal. Cav and originally buried at Ft Craig, NM. Re-interred in Santa Fe National Cemetery. |