Notes

Note for: Andrew A. McCoy, 19 SEP 1879 - 29 JAN 1921 Index

California Deaths, 1940-97

MCCOY ANDREW A MALE 19 Sep 1879 29 Jan 1951 IOWA SOLANO MCCOY

Notes

Note for: Sadie Dilith Lafferty, 4 SEP 1913 - 8 DEC 2001 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Cremated

Individual note:
1930 Census age 16 living with parents as Sadie M...uncertain about middle name

Notes

Note for: Gerhard T. Shearer, 18 MAR 1914 - 3 AUG 1985 Index

Gerhard graduated from Ohio State University College of Medicine in 1941. He later served in the US Medical Corps attaining the rank of Lt. Colonel. His practice was in Columbus, OH.

Shearer, Gerhard T
Death Date: 03 August 1985 Place of Death: Upper Arlington, Franklin County
Residence: Upper Arlington, Franklin County Gender: Male
Race: White Age: 71 Years
Marital Status: Married Death Certified by: Physician
Work Injury: Autopsy: Yes - Used for certification
Birth Date: 18 March 1914 Birth State: Illinois
Certificate: 059286 Volume: 26140
Place of Accident: (Home) Origin: American
*Source Information:
Ohio Department of Health. Ohio Deaths, 1970-88 [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001-. Original electronic data from: Ohio Department of Health. Index to Annual Deaths, 1970-88. Columbus, OH: Ohio Department of Health. State Vital Statistics Unit, 19xx-.

Notes

Note for: Ella Josephine Peak, 30 OCT 1873 - 5 MAY 1968 Index

Emil Jaenicke did the 1910 census and had his wife's birth month as September. Her fathers birthplace listed as Ohio and her mothers as Illinois.

Notes

Note for: Christopher F. Lynch, 12 JUN 1899 - 30 APR 1982 Index

Burial:
Place: Logan, Phillips Co., KS

Notes

Note for: Roger Thompson, - AFT 1840 Index

Name: Thompson, Roger
Township: Colchester
County: Chittenden
State: Vermont
Year: 1840
Roll: M704_541
Page: 107
Image: 216

Notes

Note for: Mary M. Shearer, 20 DEC 1846 - 12 JUL 1934 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Evergreen Cemetery, Collins, IA

Individual note:
MRS. MARY BELCHER WAS LAID TO REST
d. July 12, 1934
Collins Gazette July 19, 1934

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mary Belcher, 92, were held Saturday
afternoon at 2:00 from the Collins Methodist church, in charge of Rev.
C.E. Lookingbill of Nevada, who took as his text Phil. 1:21. Internment
was in Collins Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Belcher, widow of the late John C. Belcher of Collins, died
Thursday, July 12, at 8 p.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Bloomfield, 622 7th Street, Ames. Death was due to heart disease and old
age. She had been in ill health for several weeks.
Mrs. Belcher was born Dec. 20, 1848 (1845 in Census 1900), in Indiana, the daughter of
Valentine and Magdalene Shearer. She was united in marriage to John C.
Belcher on July 27, 1871, and to this union two daughters were born; Mrs.
J. W. Bloomfield of Ames and Mrs. Henry Cobb of Lawrence, Kans. Her
husband died 16 years ago at their home in Collins.
She also leaves eight grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, one sister
Mrs. James Womach of LeRoy, Minn., and a host of other relatives and
friends.
She was a lifelong member of the Methodist church, her father having been
a Methodist minister for more than 30 years.

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Note for: Richard Julius II Jaenicke, 20 FEB 1879 - 15 FEB 1959 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Pleasant View Cemetery, Logan, Phillips Co., KS

Individual note:
Found in 1930 Census, Phillips Co., KS Logan Twp Dist. 16

Richard Julius Jaenicke, son of Amelia and Richard Julius Jaenicke, was born in Prairie View, Phillips County, KS February 20, 1879. (note in 1880 Wolf Creek Beaver Twp was considered part of Prairie View) When but a young man, he was confirmed in the Lutheran faith in which he was raised.
On June 18, 1902, he was married to Anna Shearer. For nearly fifty-seven years they have worked together to provide a happy home for their children and for those things which added to the betterment and prosperity of their neighbors. Durning his lifetime Mr. Jaenicke saw many changes take place in the methods of agricultural production and he was ever enthusiastic and quick to adopt the new machinery which made for greater productivity.
Their home was enriched by the birth of their six children although sorrow, too, visited the family when their ten-year old son, Earl, died on March 22, 1914.
In 1941 he and his wife moved from the home north of town to the present residence in Logan, but never did he relinquish his interest in the land, it's challenges and problems.
One of the happiest occasions of Mr. Jaenicke's life was the June day in 1952 when he and his wife were granted the privilege of celebrating their 50th Anniversary of their marriage at an open house; planned and carried out by their children. His greatest delight was in the presence of his children and their children.
In recent years he had been in gradually failing health but refused to give up his usual daily activity until Feb. 12 when he entered the hospital in Hill City, KS. Here, in the early morning of Feb. 15, 1959, only five days before his 80th birthday, death came to this man who had lived his entire life in Logan, where he was successful and highly respected member of the community.
He will be greatly missed by many friends and relatives: his wife, Anna, the children, Mrs. Lucille Becker, Mr. Francis Jaenicke, Mrs. Lois Krouse, Mrs. Irene Lafferty all of Logan, and Mr. Lee Jaenicke of Hutchinson. Also surviving are 15 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, his sister, Mrs. Mollie Schick of Logan, and his brother, Emil Jaenicke of Alma, NE. He was pre-deceased by his father, mother, a brother, Robert, two sisters, Mrs Mary Veh and Mrs. Emma Fischli.
Service were held at the Christian Church in Logan, Feb 18, at 2:00. Casket bearers were, Jerome, Clifford, Paul, and Ronald Becker, Dick Lafferty and Vernon Jaenicke. Interment was in Pleasant View Cemetery, Logan, KS