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Note for: Catherine Riblet, 13 May 1843 - 24 May 1845 Index

Burial:
Place: Erie Cemetery, Erie, Erie Co. PA

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Note for: Henry Michael Riblet, 6 Nov 1845 - 2 Mar 1920 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Erie Cemetery, Erie, Erie Co. PA

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     HENRY MICHAEL RIBLET.
March 2, 1920 -- Death Henry M, RIBLET -- The announcement of the suddendeath of Henry M. RIBLET will be received with deep regret by a largecircle of friends and associates. Mr. RIBLET was born on Nov. 6, 1845,inthe then borough, now city of Erie. He was the son of Jonathan andSophia (Fluke) RIBLET. He was educated in the public schools of Erie andwas graduatedfrom the Erie Academy in the summer of 1864. He learned thecabinet makers trade with his father.
At the age of 19 he entered the law office of Gunnison andMcCreary,attorneys, as a law student and was admitted to the Bar of Erie County onOct. 3, 1867. On the 18th of November 1869, he was united in marriagewithMiss Pauline Hayes Carpenter, of Painesville, Ohio, who died May 25,1879. Adaughter, Mrs. Warner W. THOMAS, Jr., was born of this marriage,who stillsurvives. In 1881 he was again married to Miss Gertrude AgnesGaillard, who withoneson, Harry G. RIBLET, survive. Mr. RIBLET was a manof high ideals, a deep student, well liked by all who knew him. He was amember of the Erie Co. Barforover 52 years, a successful practitioner oflaw. He was also a successfulbusinessman, acquiring real estateextensively.
HENRY M. RIBLET
He was a prominent and highly esteemed citizen of Erie. He was born inthis city, at the cornerof 11th and Holland streets, Nov. 6, 1845, andwas the son of Jonathan andSophia(Fluke) RIBLET. He was the grandson ofMichael and Elizabeth (EBERSOLE)RIBLET and John and Elizabeth (Fluke)Fluke.
Henry M. RIBLET was educated in the public schools of Erie and also ErieAcademy, from which he was graduated in 1864. During the period fromDecember, 1860, until the fall of 1864, he worked inthe shop of hisfather, who was a cabinet maker, until he had acquired athoroughunderstanding of the cabinet maker's trade, which it had been hisgood fortuneto supplement with a reasonable knowledge of the carpenterand builder's trade. Onthe 3rd day of October, 1864, when nearly 19 yearsof age, he entered the officeof Gunnison & McCreary, attorneys of Erie,as a law student,pursuing hisstudies with them continuously except for aperiod of four monthsin thewinter of 18667, when he taught the districtschool in the Love District of MillcreekTownship, Erie County. He wasadmitted to the bar of Erie County, Oct.3, 1867,and immediately enteredupon the practice of his profession, locatingon thethird floor ofbuilding No. 1523 Peach Street. Reasonable success attended hisefforts asa practicing attorney and on Nov. 19th of that year, Mr. RIBLET wasunitedin marriage with Miss Pauline Hayes Carpenter, second daughter of JamesM.andPaulineBlue (Hayes) Carpenter, who perished off Manistee, Mich., in astorm on Lake Michigan on the morning of Nov. 4, 1869. The body ofCaptain Carpenter not beingrecovered, the mother was buried in thePainesville (Ohio) Cemetery, Nov. 17, 1869. On the 5th day of Decemberfollowing, Henry M. RIBLET and his wife established a home on East 11thStreet, Erie, where, on the 19th of October, 1861, their only child, adaughter, was born. Their home was continued at this place until March27, 1876, when they removed to a farmin West Millcreek, MillcreekTownship, Erie County, where they continued to residetogether untilthedeath of the wife on May 25, 1879. She was buried in the cemetery in thecity of Erie, May27, 1879. Mr. RIBLET continued to maintain his home onthe farm, and on March 30, 1881, was married to Miss Gertrude Agnes,second daughter of Charles, Jr., and Mary (Daggett) Gaillard, mention towhomis made below.
Charles Gaillard, Sr., came to Fairview, Erie County, from LancasterCounty, Pa., in June 1830, and settled on a farm. About 1860 he removedto the town of Fairview and served as justice of the peace for manyyears. He had four sons:Charles, Jr., Jerome, John, and Theodore, and onedaughter, Elizabeth.The onlyliving male member of the Gaillard

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Note for: Alexander Mortimer, 22 Aug 1852 - 13 Oct 1932 Index

Burial:
Place: Memorial Park Cook Co., IL

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Note for: William Taylor, Abt 1750 - 31 Mar 1838 Index

Burial:
Place: Moreland Twsp, Lycoming Co., PA

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Note for: Rosa L King, Mar 1871 - Aft 1920 Index

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1930 United States Federal Census 1930 United States Federal Census
Name:George W Plaster Home in 1930:Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Age:68 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1862 Birthplace:Oregon Relation to Head of House:Head Spouse's Name:Rosa L Race:White Occupation: Education: Military service: Rent/home value: Age at first marriage: Parents' birthplace: View Image Neighbors:View others on page Household Members: Name AgeGeorge W Plaster 68 Rosa L Plaster 59

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Note for: Horace Rose Munsell, 24 Jun 1824 - 8 May 1909 Index

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Buried: Hamilton, Marion, Iowa.

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Note for: Rhoda M. Eaton, 1827 - 22 Aug 1872 Index

Burial:
Place: Maple Grove Cemetery (St. Albans Township) Licking Co., OH

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Note for: Adelaide Allen, 14 Apr 1858 - 10 Jan 1920 Index

Burial:
Place: Memorial Park Cook Co., IL

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Note for: Daniel Mortimer, 29 Feb 1828 - 7 May 1920 Index

Burial:
Place: Beechwood Cemetery Ottawa, Canada

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Note for: Marion Taylor, 6 Nov 1824 - 4 Jan 1898 Index

Christening:
     Date:   28 Nov 1824

Burial:
     Place:   Graceland Cemetery Chicago, IL

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Note for: Emma Rebecca Smith, 27 Oct 1884 - 8 Nov 1956 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Cedar Park Cemetery Cook Co., IL

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     1956-11-10
Chicago Tribune (IL)
WALKER
Edition: Chicago Tribune
--Emma R. Walker, devoted wife of Jesse F.; loving mother of Howard R. Collins; fond sister of Helen Smith and Elizabeth Lewis; grandmother of two. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 2104 W. 95th street. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. Member of McKinley chapter, No. 574, O. E. S., and Damascus shrine, No. 22, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem. Eastern Star services at chapel, 8:30 p.m. Friday. BEverly 8-5500.
Copyright 1956, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune.
Record Number: 19561110dn095

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Note for: William Augustus King, 1874 - Index

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Piano Tuner

1930 United States Federal Census
Name:Williams A King Home in 1930:Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Age:56 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1874 Birthplace:Illinois Relation to Head of House:Lodger Race:White Occupation: Education: Military service: Rent/home value: Age at first marriage: Williams A King 56

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Note for: Myra Mortimer, 26 Mar 1894 - 29 Jan 1972 Index

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Applying for a U. S. passport in September 1921, Myra reported that her father had been born in Manchester, England, and he was living in Butte, Montana. Dora was living with her at 435 West 119th Street. Myra described herself: age 27, stature 5 feet 10 inches, forehead medium, eyes blue, nose Retrousse, mouth medium, chin round, hair brown, complexion fair, face round. The passport was issued for one year and in August 1922 in Berlin, it was extended for a second year.

Sheboygan Press, Monday, October 24, 1927
MYRA MORTIMER, WHO WILL SING HERE, HAS REMARKABLE CAREER
Myra Mortimer, the American Iieder singer, who will appear in Sheboygan on Monday evening, November 14, at the high school auditorium under the auspices of the Sheboygan Music club, is a remarkable artist.
She trained in early youth as a pianist and expected to pursue that line of work as a career, but Fate or Destiny interfered and her course was suddenly turned. Owing to an accident to her hand, she passed the time studying singing on advice of a noted symphony conductor. The experiment proved hopeful and the young lady went to New York, plaxed herself under the guidance of Willem Van Giesen who took his charge as a member of his summer class to Holland. There the bud developed into a rose and since then she has won great favor in the leading countries of Europe by her masterful interpretation of the great song classics. By specializing in this class of vocal literature, adding French classics, English folksongs and songs by American composers, she became a figure in the musical world abroad and then America beckoned for an opportunity to hear this difficult art which an American girl had succeeded in perfecting.
The eminent Dutch pianist, Conraad V. Bos, will be accompanist for Mme. Mortimer. Mr. Bos is the pianist who so ably assisted Frieds Hempel during her Jenny Lind recital at the high school here several seasons ago. Those who heard this celebrated artist will remember his beautiful accompaniments as well as his solo selections. The Music club has arranged for him to play a group of special piano numbers as part of the program.
Reserved seats for this recital will be on sale Wednesday, October 26, at Buchheims Music store.